St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 19, 1925

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See ee ec eee ee eee Sees ee eee e@- _ eo eklCU 0 CAT MAOE a, OUT OF MY A™ 1™ GONNA RID OF ri™M.- ; 7” Y at A fy pa th , T Daeiwwe «+S FiGuT on re PEw- HAWS MG MY PUTTER TPL, a oP, : ’ ' NPANIC ON BAIBWAY CARS W NEW YORK persons were bly fatally, in a panic which | found i> be “mestit pees.” a crowded East Side subway | in as it was leaving the Grand | wal Terminal station today. fuse, followed a train exploded pted to start up again. the signal for the panic which PSchool absented themselves from t screaming, fighting men and | the ceremonies and attended a mo- ben and children S @xits and sceking to escape m their cage-like imprisonment Smashing windows. increased .when guards pre- ‘> bet their St he saw : NURED. gers, Mostly Women m WS KICKED , CUTTING MANY ————— Vanderbilt Used as . ’ “uit Causes Accident. Amociated Press. YORK, May 19.—One hun- injured, LWwo lamp bulb explosic 1s, was | ed to have been the cause of . accident. Eighty-six of the received médical treatment. imprisoned pas- were cut when they fran- the t.ain. Use Hotel for Hospital. . summoned | @rinking. nces were hospital. train, jammed with humani- came to a sharp stop a biock ) the terminal. short circuit occurred, the motorman to ha caus- when he surging to- The confu- opening of emergency lounge and several salons of fMearby Hote] Vanderbilt were ed into emergency hospitais. i-Rail Current Shut Off. lals of the Interborough Transit Co. reported that up 80 o'clock tLey had received that 13 persons had 2 On station platforms. electric current in the third be2n {the subway was discon- to permit the panic-stricken ds to make their way nh the tubes to emergency other exits. later developed that ef $1 who received treatment in Hotel Vanderbilt, 40 were able after | Eleven | “Were sent to hospitals. to their homes received first aid. Jostle Women. “man George Deno. arriv- & subway exit, saw men Mm half hysterical women in their mad plunges for off his coat, he waded I the crowd, knocking down the men he had seen jost- women. Then he turned his wn to assisting other women. mas Hodges, Akron, O., com-; kill himself on his door if Gieia's bitter! , on the conduct of | Passengers had trample 2 With no thought, for any- own safety. - Merritt traffic superin- of the Interborough, cred- * motorman of the train Possible salvation of many or it was he. according to - Who rushed from his the panic develop- »dehind him, made the cars EY to the emergency station es turned off the electric t ran through the third of the fugitiv the third rail. , ordinarily aa their rush for safety. FOR RAIL INQUIRY mctated Pres. “NGTON, May 19.—In or- an inquiry into the Chi- Waukee & Sy Paul Rail- Yership. President Cool- "ers that the Interstate Commission is carrying “ty laid upon it of ad- railroad regulations. the Commission to fa- restoration of the ralfl- t© aid in an effective '®-Orranteation that will interests of the in- ; Children, in Frantic wie to Make Way of Smoke-Filled Cars He Explosion of | lamp Bulbs After Short ' i ' | materially ' ; ’ | A | jturn to his own cellar. series of | demonstrated GAME ROOSTER KILLS MATCHMAKER Filipino, Pierced With Razor- Like Gaffle As He Sits in Cockpit. By the Associated ‘ MANILA, Ma 19.—-A rooster killed a man yesterday at Porac, Pampanga, a province. The rooster, a fighting cock, had just vanquished a feathered adver- Sary. Andres Mercado, Filipino matchmaker, was sitting in the cockpit. The game bird turned on him and struck him in the abdo- men with his gaffle, the razor-like blade which is attached to the legs of fighting cocks. Mercado died in a hospital an hour later. REV. INGE FINDS ‘BUSTLE’ OF AMERICANS IS ‘MOSTLY POSE’ “Silent Dean” Is Convinced U. 5s. Leads England Ma. teriall By the Associated Press. LIVERPOOL, England. May !9. —The Rev. William Ralph Inge. dean of St. Paul's, who returned here today from his visit to the United States, said his visit ‘had convinced him that America. both and spiritually, is far in advance of Great. Britain. American “hustle,” which tends to irritate some Britishers, the dean The dean said that “Stuck to prohibition weeks” and was not he for had three sorry to re- “IT told them that in America,.”’ he added. Dean Inge said America’s ina- terial advantages over Europe are most plainly in the jhomes “which are fitted with all rby hospita.s, and many | injured were carried to the! room of the Hotel Vander-| PYPRCISES FOR PICTURE SHOW which was turned into a tem-'| of large. crocks were also in the ‘moved there was no evidence of | basement. which gave rise to a | | police theory that the liquor was) 7 d St. Loul d ot in | CLASS DESERTS GRADUATION | France. a ear eg ’ | 'mannfr of conveniences and labor- gdouds of smoke enveloped | caving devices rarely found in this train, the passengers, many of | country. women and children, kicked | the windows of the cars. Shat- | and @ glass flew in all ‘many of the He said he considered spiritual religious life of America Jirections | “Quite healthy.” The dean said he could not ex- press an opinion whether prohibi- ily fought to make their way) tion is enforced in America or not, | because “In the circles in which I OF THE FIGHT PATROLMAN SENT 10 FIRE FINDS Raid on Basement Into Which Policeman Gazed Results in Seizure of 300 | Quarts of “Champagne.” 140 MORE ARRESTS IN SERIES OF RAIDS | Chief Gerk Says Police Ac- tivity Against Violators Has Increased Price of Moonshine Here. | Police of the Carr Street Station today seized 300 quarts of what ap-' pears to be champagne in the base-. ment of 1109 North Ninth street and arrested two men at that ad-' dress, Joseph Artale, who lives up- Stairs, and Julius Cello, who has a' butcher shop on the first floor. —— The bottles were discovered by Patrolman Carbrey, who was as- signed to the fire at the Randazzo Manufacturing & Importing Co..,; two doors south of this address. | While patrolling the vicinitygof the fire Carbrey saw the bottled goods, through a pvasement grating and sent for Capt. Nally, who brought other policemen and entered the basement. ' The bottles were labeled “Doug-| lass Liqueur, Veuve, Cliquot Confi- Gante, 1916, Champagfhe, Rheims, France, distributed-by Joseph Gar-| nau, New Yérk and Canada.” A carbonating machine, 10 five- gallon copper coptainers and a lot | BOTTLED GOODS ‘approaching another motorist, as were fined $5 and $4.40 costs each. “Norfolk Peggy’s” Funeral Attend- Richard J. Jones, Canadian vet- eran, continued to receive mes- |Sages of sympathy from vettrans who had known the dog. “Peggy was buried with full military honors yesterday when 500 persons, including a special party ROADSIDE COURT ‘SESSION IN DRIVE AGAINST MOTORISTS 22 Arraigned on East Side for Nine Pay Fines. Justice of the Peace Prendable of East St. Louis set up court, last night, under the trees by the side of the road, at 6000 Lake Drive on the East St. Louis-Belleville paved highway, and haled before him 22 _—_ motorists charged with failure to} dim the lights of their cars upon required by Illinois law. The “other motorist” was Walter Spivey, State road inspector, who IMPORTANT STATE WITNESS AGAINST SHEPHERD MISSIN Emiploye of University Had Been Expected to Tell to School. LITTLE PROGRESS IN made the arrests as he patrolled the highway in his own automobile. The was in session on an ipg furnished by the headlights of the Judge's automobile. Nine of Yhe motorists pleaded guilty and The others gave bond for their ap- péarance in Justice Prendable’s court. , The Justice announced a second | drive against motorists, offending | as to the headlight law, will be} made in East St. Louis tonight, at | some point not disclosed. WAR DOG GETS BURIAL WITH MILITARY HONORS | — ed by Special Party From Washington. By the Agsociated Press. NORFOLK, Va., “Norfolk Peggy,” sheep dog and heroine of the World Waz, reposed in a plot fn the City Park here today, her master, 19.—As shaggy British May 'from Washington, gathered to pay tribute to the dog. Arrangements for the funeral were made by Norfolk Post No.! 392, Veterans of Foreign Wars, | who mourned her passing. There was no religious service, but al! | SELECTING JURY “court” . - improvised bench, illumination be- | Both Sides Seeking Men of | Above Average Intelli- gence—Fiancee of Mc- Clintock to Testify. he Aspociated Press. HICAGO, May 19.—The disap- pearance of Robert White, an im- portant witness for the State in the trial of William Darling Shep- herd for the alleged murder with typhoid germs of his wife’s ward, William Nelson McClintock, or- phan millionaire was revealed to- By t C 'day by First Assistant State’s At- ‘'torney George E. Gorman who ex- pressed highself as ‘perturbed. He gaid detectives reported that White, a former employe at Fai- man’s National University of Sci- by whom the State hoped to show that Shepherd has vis- tted the school, had vanished last Friday, and that his wife and two children also had ‘disdppeared. White was known as Faiman’a former “bodyguard” at the school. It was he who confronted Shep- herd in the States Attorney's of- fice a few weeks ago and declared he had seen Shepherd at the schoo) Wife Kisses Him. “You're a itiar.” Shepherd had ences, About Defendant’s Visits | Choice of School Board Delivered Baccalaurate Address to Two of Class That .Kemained. | By the Associated Press | | Special to the Post-Dispatch ) | ' j saying many! sisteq in her refusal to see him. In d women and! es stumbled 5 seék affection elsewhere. DEXTER, Ia., May 19.—Refused it the long | permission to select the speaker of cars. Every licht bulb in|} for commencement exercises here , qat-| last night, all but two members of | This | the graduating clees of the high tion picture show while Rev. D. J. McKay, the choice of the School Board, delivered the address. There are 21 in the class. | The only statement Artale would make was that he its the dessee of the premises-and that he had rent- 'ed the basement to another man, | fit the basement door lo ———————————— ‘against A key that was in his possession. Cello said he knew nothing about the liquor. 140 Arrests Made Yesterday Scores of Raids. | Five saloons, several negro re- sorts and other places were raided whose name he gave. In and 140 arrests made yesterday by | their special drive violators and the police in prohibition | gamblers in St. Louts. The Glee Club declared a sym-' pathetic strike and only five mem- | bers of that organization attended the service. The students requested the Rev. Kurt Daib to conduct the bacca- that the price of moonshine whisky | ay» ; had risen from a minimum of $2 to i | laurate services and he had con- | sented’ on condition that there be | 410 North Levee. no prayer. The class had accepted his’ theory that and church are not related. baccalaureate should have no re- ligious flavor. Education stepped in and ruled that the usual religious services would be held. COURT: RESTRAINS SUICIDE AT YOUNG WOMAN'S HOME a ) | since the schoo] | of a saloon at the |‘son avenue. Then the Board of | shine whisky and Rejected Suitor Advised to Scek Affection Flsewhere, When Ar- | raigned Before Judgc. NEW YORK, May 19.—For the first time in the history of the New Jersey courts, an order was issued vesterday restraining a rejected suitor from committing suicide on the dooxstep of the young woman's home. The rejected one is Joltn de Lar- co, 26 years old, of North Bergen, N. J.. whom Domonick Gieia of that city charged had threatened to 18-year-old daughter, Marie, per- granting the order to Gieia, Re- | prietor, Harry Logan. ‘of home brew was found in the 'home of Henry Meyers, a mechan- | ‘ic, at 5300 Natural Bridge avenue, eorder Miles advised De Largo to : Joys andThrills in Touring Within easy driving dis- tance of St. Louis there are tours that will take you to mountains, valleys, rivers or lakes. Nothing is more invigorat- ing than a motor trip, witb perhaps an overnight damp beside a pretty stream. There's a thrill and a jev in breathing the pure fresh air. Only if you own an automobile, can you enjoy such tours. If you do not want to buy anew car just now, select ood used car from those act ted today in the Post-Dis- swe niavsified “Automo- lles” columns, POST - DISPATCH arrica far more Aut le Ad. pontine Rt than ALL oti &t. Louis newspapers COMBINED. | eents cheaper per mile ‘road or interurban rates. As a result of police along this line, Chief of Police Gerk today stated he had been informed $28 a gallon. The gamblers taken by the police were 22 negroes in a craps game at George Kosanovich, proprietor 541 West Jeffer- was arrested when raiders found 150 gallons of moon- 100 gallons of wine in his place. Matt Zomich and his bartender were arrested when a quart bottle of whisky was found in an automobile in front! of Zomich’s place, 301 Rutger street. from which Zomich had just alighted. Prohibition agents and police found 47 pints and seven quarts, |of whisky in a saloon at 1240 High street and arrested the pro- A quantity who was arrested. Similarly Mrs. Flora Happe, 2499 North Jeffer- son avenue, and two men were arrested when 134 quarts and 17 pints of home brew were confis- cated at that address. James Coffey. proprietor of a saloon at 4833 St. Louis avenue and Harry Byrne, a saloonkeeper at 2700 North Taylor. were also arrested. Police reported they saw Coffey with a bottle of whisky when they entered and that they were unable to find it after he had run upstairs. They said Byrne spilled a bottle of whisky into a drain as they entered. The clean-up squads wound up the day by arresting Frank x Dick. 61 years old, of 4969 North- land avenue, whom they charged with having sold obscene pictures to a patrolman in plain clothes. BUS STATION IN INDIANAPOLIS New $2,500,000 Terminal Used by 18 Lines. By the Associated Press INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., May 13.— Indianapolis, largest interurban terminal in the world, today be- came the largest bus termina] in the nation at least, when a new motor transportation station, erected at a cost of approximately $2,500,000, was formally opened. The terminal resembles a -rat- road station with its ticket gates and bus yard. Five transportation companies, operating 18 bus lines, will run out of the new station. Bus fares in Indiana are from 1 to 2 than rail- activity | to Be}. the tribute of a military man was}shouted, and White referred to him | hers. Around the body was draped ' ’ ' of the Red Cross, while the regu- lation human Stars and Stripes. upon the casket, which was borne | by four Boy Scouts to the plot in ! ’ — ; City Park, set aside by special per-_| mission of municipal authorities. | “Peggy” first was brought to this | country by a Belgian mission. SNe participated in many Liberty lvan | drives “and was “presented” to | President Wilson at the White House. Later she marched in the | Harding inaugurf] parade. FAKE INSPECTOR GETS $40 FROM TRAVELER AT DEPOT |Pakes Two $20 Bills Away Visitor, Saying He Wanted to Examine Them. “Inspector” all said he wanted to list of Mendelhan’'s possessions in ;case there should be an accident. He listed them. Then he |Mendelhan if he had any money, | ; ' The pseudo inspector who op- jerated around Union Station about | isix months ago has returned. Yes- terday, a man answering his de- scription found John asked | j}and Mendelhan pulled out two $20) bills. The he took to minutes “inspector” | Saving wanted ithem. A few ,train pulled out, taking | han with it, but leaving and the two later the s pector’™’ higd. FAIR AND WARMER ) TONIGHT AND TOMORROW . B Gin wccccowt 3 RRR eae 60 2 2. Mm. SS ee eee eo ge RR = & eae 4 a.m .50 12 noon ; “u i a a of) 1: m.. wal SB. GW... cccees 50 ee 71 ia or = ov Highest yesterday, 65. at 3:3 p. m.: lowest, 46, at 7:30 a. m. Official forecact NO GRADE | for St. Louis and CROSSING 2®| vicinity: Fair and NO ACCIDENT. | warmer tonight and Wednesday. Missouri: Fair tonight and prob- ,ably Wednesday: warmer toniznt and in east and south -portions Wednesday. Illinois: Fair tonight and prob- ably Wednesday; warmer tonight and in south por- tion Wednesday. Sun rises to- morrow at 4:44 a. m.. sets today at 7:18 p. m. Stage of the Mississippi! River at St. Louis, 10.7 feet at 7 a. m., a ‘rise of .2. bone Mae Murray Gets Divorce. Special to the Post-Dispatch PAR'S. day 19.—Mae Murray, American film star, was free of her marriage bonds today, having been granted a divorce by the Seine tri- bunal from Robert Leonard, fiftn director. > them,| by agreement one venireman was examine | dismissed when the!only‘a fourth grade education and in understanding ‘in-| questions asked him. | twenties be-| Mendel- | had lin the same terms, and the men a white band bearing the insignia; appeared near tuo blows. When Shepherd was ied into casket bearing the; court et the opening of this morn- body was covered by folds of the! ing’s session, her feet and hurried forward and | Floral offerings were piled. high! kissed him his wife leaped to as she did yesterday. She was accompanied by Miss Elsie Gunn, secretary to the Rev ! C., A. Neuman, the pastor of the church the Shepherds attend. J. H. Shepherd of Little Rock, Ark., a brother of the defendant, appeared in the court room as a spectator. Efforts today to obtain a jury for the trial of Shepherd netted only lost ground. Three veniremen locked up ov- er night as jurors tentatively ac- ceptable to both sides were elimin- box at the noon recess were three whose availability had tion. One of the men named as tentative jurors overnight was dis-| missed by agreement, one was re- moved when the prosecution exer- Mendelhan| cised the first of its 20 peremptory in a train about to leave for Men-/|challengs and the third was elim- delhan's home, Franhand, Ind. The|inated when the defense exercised the second of its score of peremp- tory challenges. . Fiancee to Testify. That both State and defense sought men of above the average in intelligence was indicated when he said he had difficulty It was un- derstood that the attorneys were seeking jurors able to comprehend the technical terminology § that probably will find an extensive place in the trial. The name of Harry Olson, chief justice of the Municipal Court, was meitioned frequently in examining veniremen. The defense asked if his activity® in obtajning the in- dictment of Shepherd and the af- firmative action of the coroner's jury would influence a verdict. It ..as Judge Olson who. prociafming been | passed upon by only the prosecu- | DILLON INQUEST ADJOURNED; NO ONE HELD FOR MURDER; NEW EVIDENCE PRODUCED i ' ) ’ 7 : i ; Mother of Edward Dillon Photographed at Inquest ie Oe mes ae | a $150 OR SEL CA in County ‘Is Given Choice ated thés morning, and in the jury; police Court: He Says Auto Irom | | ; : | men Is Mortgaged. Earl. Van Reed, 5201 Jennings road, St. Louis County, in Police | 'Court was given the alternative of | paying a fine of $150 for automo- | bile speeding, which he said he vas unable to pay, or selling his car by July 15. Van Reed accepted the latter, but remarked later to re- porters that it would be difficult to dispose of the car, a Ford touring model, because of a mortgage on it. | He was arrested May 17 on West. Florissant avenue, between Euclid and Kingshighway N. E., and charged with running 30 miles an hour. Today in court before Beck he entered a plea of guilty and atated he had a family depend- ert on him: that he had been a tax- icab chauffeur, and could drive his car on a wide street like West Flor- comparative safety. It was then shown he had been arrested six times before for traffic violations, which he explained oc- eurred while he was a taxicab chauffeur and during a strike of chauffeurs. He expressed the view that the fine imposed was exces- sive, but Judge Beck would not re- himself “counsel for the dead” dice it. and proffered the alterna- first accused Shepherd of the mur |t've, admonishing Van Reed either der oof young McClintock. and later added Mrs. Shepherd's name in what he sild was a gixteen-year- old plot to obtain the McClintock estate. Miss Isabelle Pope, fiancee of” voung McClintock, who waited with a marriage license as he sank into his last coma, returned yes- terday from the Pacific Coast to testify against Shepherd. DARROW'S OFFER He and Malone to Defend Teacher in Evolution Case. Ry the Amoctated Press NEW YORK. May |%.—Dudicy Field Malone, lawyer of New York and Paris, anpounced last night that Judge John Randolph Neal of Knoxville, Tenn. chief counsel for Prof. J. T. Scopes, science teacher of Dayton, Tenn., had wired an acceptance of the recent offer of Malone and Clarence Dar- row to aid in the cefense of Prot. Scopes, who is to’ be tried in Au- gust for violation of the evolution statute passed by the’ Tennessee ACCEPTED | to sell the car or comg in and pay the fine in full. /BABE RUTH SLAMS THE BALL INTO BLEACHERS IN PRACTICE By the Agociated Press. NEW YORK, May 19.-—Babe Ruth, pushing aside his ills and grasping 4 baseball bat for prac- tice, knocked a ball into the bleachers at the Yankee Stadium today. The home run champion motored to the Yankee park just before noon and immediately donned a portion of an old yniform. For a quarter of an hour he kept news- papermen cashing to all parts of the lot to recover his drives. “Just tell the fans,” Ruth said in parting, “that vou saw me and that I’m a raring to get into the game.” The American League champion hitter has been confined to &t. Vincent's Hospital since returning from the training trip a victim of influenza. During his stay there an operation for abscesses brought Legislature. op by fever was found necessary. “ é ‘ ee ee ee ee oe MRS. ANNA H. DILLON, SPEEDER MUST PAY issant at 30 miles an hour with | “~~ —_—_ By a Staff Photographer. ee MEANS SURRENDERS, - TO SERVE THO YEARS ‘Storm Center of Datigherty | Investigation Asks to. Be | Sent to Prison at Once. — By the Awmoctated Press, | WASHINGTON, May 19.—Gas- ‘ton B. Means, e storm center in che Daugherty tnvestigation and out- ‘standing figure in many ‘court ac- tions. surrendered to the District of Columbia Supreme Court today and requested that he be allowed to oe- gin a two-year prison term imme- diately. Means’ proposal that he be al- lowed to go to prison marked the first inelifiation to give up the fight many years fought off attempts of l‘berty. During the Daugherty invesiga- tion, Means told Senators who questioned him about his activities, | that his principal occupation was _the answering of indictments, The jury. which ordered Means’ imprisonment, found him guilty of raving conepired to illegally re- move liquor from a bonded ware- house. He also wag found guilty cf having conspired to bribe Gov- ernment officials to call off prose- cution In a stock sale case. Department of Justice officials indicated they would not press for trial of Means on forgery charges here. They will impose no objec- tion to his immediate commitment to Atlanta. By the Agociated Press. WASHINGTON, May 19.—Presi- apotis fext month probably will de- part from the precedent he set last year in traveling to Chicago in a regular Pullmartberth. . Under present plans, his party will be accommodated in a second section of one of the regular trains ‘between here and Chicago. From Chicago to Minneapolis Mr. .Cool- idge expects to use a private car, depending to some extent on the facilities afforded by the regular service. Mr. Coolidge expects to leave here on aBout June 6 to attend the Norse Centennial Exposition at the "|killed at Francis Field, Washing- ‘joner’s jury: TESTIMONY SON CAME HERE ON DA the The reopened inquest Into murder of Dr. William A. Dillon, ton University, the night of April 30, resulted today in this statement, made by the St. Louis County Cur-— — “We the jury find that there is insufficient evidence,” | Coroner Bopp excused, but did no: discharge, the jury, stating that the inquest would be resumed if any new evidence shovld develop. The jury's statement, he said, meant that the jury did not find . sufficient ground, at this time, 40 hold any person for the murder. Edward Gecérge Dillon, 19-year-: old son of the doctor, and hia ° mother, Mrs. Anna H. Dillion, di- vorced wife of Dr. Dillon, accepted the action of the Coroner's jury ia a vindication of the young man, who was arrested as a suspect May 8, and had been at liberty without bond since May 11. ‘ Weeps and Embraces Son. “I always knew he was inn.- cent,’’ Mrs. Dillon declared. “Weren't you, Toddy?" “You know I was, mother,” the youth re- plied. To reporters, Dillon sail: “I'm awfully giad it's all over. I knew it would come out this way,,. since I am not guilty.” Outside the inquest room, in Cor- — oner Bopp’'s undertaking establis:- ment at Kirkwood, Mrs. Dillon . wept and embraced her son. Deputy Sheriff Dodd, who has been active in the St. Louls Coun’y part of the investigation, said after the hearing that the Sheriff's office was working on an entirely new line of inquiry into the murder. = in which he had successfully for) | legal authorities to jeopardize his! Judge | . dent Coolidge in his tsip to Minne-/; He did not indicate what the new ‘line was. The witnesses of moat impor- tance, at today’s hearing, were a traveling man, who identified ‘young Dillon as having been on « train from Kansas City to St. Louis | the afternoon of April 29; and Mrs, Dillon, who testified that she did ‘not know where her #on was on |April 29 and 30, but supposed he was in Lawrence, Kan. Mrs. Dillon's Testimony. Mrs. Dillon told of engaging counsel for her son, May 2° six days before he was arrested on sus- picion, and said she did this he. cause he had been “In troubje’ with the police a year before. and she wished to be ready for any new development. She said her son and his father were “devoted to each other.” She said she sent her son $200 a month while he was a student at Lawrence, and told him he could have more if aha? - Minnesota State Fair Grounds. He will speak on June 6, te

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. - 2 | TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1995. - - | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ss -. SOMETHING BAD INCOR BANK DEAL JUDGE HINTS Tells Grand Jury “It Looks as Though Somebody | ‘ | ‘DEPOSITORY NOTHING | The Correspondence Which : ’ ’ ; : By « Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. MEMPHIS. Mo. May T. Myers, cashier of the defunct ‘MNisems Trust Ce. of Gorin. wil! appear here tomorrow to ask that he be permitied to repeat a con- feasion he made recently to Attor- ney-General Otto and a Post-Dis- 1d Koy SA te Patch reporter in Fl Paso. Tex. to the grand jury investigating the official conduct of former State Finance Commissioner Millepaugh Myers’ attorney, L. W. Reed of Breckenridge, made this announce- ment here teday, after a confer- ence with Prosecuting Attorney Moore and Assistant Attorney-Gen- eral Vandeventer, who is here as- sisting tn the investigation Neady to Arrest Myers. After the bank failed last July. Myers went to Mexico, where he t 4 ee * f RR 052 5, _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PREACHER HECKLES | est rom Paae One. a ne me Continued f Meveland. who has a room at 5868 De Giverville avenue, St. Louis. Covell's Testimony. “' was at the Baltimore Hote! » Kansas City on the morning of VYednesday, April 28," Covell tes- “TI took th ON MODERNISTS :. exits | . ‘ ‘alton train for 8t. Louis, leaving | mo er, mm Reply, Says Kansas City at 12:16 p. m. and in | . c tional) tg the smoking room li met @ young | if ge se man.” | . ’ ‘Stand for Nothing,’ He'll © Leave Them Alone. ~ BRYAN IN SPEECH . ’ “Do vou see that young mans in room’ the Coroner asked. Covell said, “I think I can pick him out easily.” and looked over a nis group sitting mear the Coroper, Ry Leased Wire From. =the New | which included-several newspaper York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. ceporrers. Young Dillon was at the ww vYoRrK. Me 6. William | Coroner's ieft, and Covell pointed lennines Bryan, on his way to the | to him, saying. “There's the young he ener assembly of | man. The ‘witness then proceed- he Presbyterian ¢} h in Colum- ed: 7 , ator w York to ‘Naturally we struck Up an ac- ‘ apes three d@e- GuUaintance, and we conversed sev-| ‘ a i | - +e’ and be-! eral hours, and ate together in the i 4 4 : 2 e.ers : *\ bLae and one, bo Ginna caf “During our conversation. this ophesying a roseate vuaegaion for vesters in Florida real #O¥DE man (the witness did not at estate -any time use the name of Dillon) Charging the modernists with left me with the understa.ding working underground, “like mo'es that he was of English birth, and’ in the dari Bryan yesterday de-{ ‘7at his home was in Washington, fied anvone openly subscribing toa *450 ‘hat he had some connection modernist creed to be a candidate | *'*" the English Government as @ ‘er office tp any evangelical church ™essenger He said he was trave!- me he elected. This was in a ‘sé trom Topeka. Kan., to St. Leuls, speech at the Majestic Theater, | * qd added, ‘If things are right, Ii}! Brooklyn. return this same evening. The Brookivn speech was enliv- “Knew St. Louis Weill.” ened by heckling by the Rev. James 4 third person. an elderly man.) © Williamson, pastor of the King’s broke into the conversation, and Highway Congregational Church, asked about St. Louis hotels, and | Brooklyn this young man showed that he The modernists make the gloom | knew St. Louis well. When the which surrounds the grave deeper man asked about some hotel—l \than it ever was when they state forget the name— the young man, | that Christ was merely a man and Said. ‘It was torn down a iong time ithe son of a man, either Joseph | 45°.’ ~ or some unnamed co-respondent,” “Was there any intimation that! ithe Commoner declared. “They "¢ was armed, or carried a gun?” have taken away our Christ and, in Coroner Bopp asked. | the words of Mary Magdalene, we “Well,” said the witness, know not where they have laid | "@S one funny thing. The young him. The modernists cannot seng /™2n had kis watch in his left up- missionaries to Africa—they have Per pocket, and he said, ‘This mays “there New Evidence Produced at the Dillon Murder Inqu oes that might be made against | lmy bor.” | ; 7 to rent a car while) had my support in studying at any ‘from 9:15 to 16:36 — | place he might choose.” driven about 15 | With this Mrs. Dillon was ex- who rented the Por cused and the Coroner announced self in the applic wen here on April 297" “No.” ‘a short recess. After a brief delay. old. 5 feet 11 inc Trouble Referred To. “What was your son doing at the last witness, F.C. Wermouth of 155 pounds, with The “trouble” to which she re-| Lawrence?” “Studying.” |3863 West Pine boulevard, a sales- | black hair. Francis w ferred was the arrest of young “When did you first learn your man iz @ furniture store, was ques- read the app -. Dillon in April, 1924, on suspicion ' sort was not a student there?” “I tioned about his mingling with wit- | nilion fitted the of having been the accomplice of don't remember any dates.” nesses at the session of the inquest ennlicant. 2 his chum, George Wesley Barnett, | “Try and fix it by the time of last Tuesday. Dillon arose and in four highway rebberies comm:t- | your pusband’s death; was it days,/ Coroner Bopp had seen him with /jy while Francis ted just before Barnett was killed weéte or months?” “T can’t fix some of the witnesses and desired Francis said Dillen by a city detective. For lack of "i+ even that way’—the witness | °° know what had passed between | but he could not. as evidence, this charge againt Dillon | in—tt was some time them. He was asked if he had had rented his —— | talked to them, and if he had asked had become of that case. Because) he would have of that reference, I wanted to be | in St. Louis” “No.” prepared to meet any subsequent) Wrote to Univérsity Chancellor. “Do you know whether your son [es 8 . 7: * hy : ~~ we. was dropped. in April.” , Coot 2. Holm, a Mrs. Dillon. asked when she !ast_ “In what way were rou in- Abe Wolfson, Lawrence pawn-/|De Giverville a me saw her former husband, said it ¢ormea?” “I recetved a_ iletter | broker, if he was sure it was Dillon/saw young Dillon os to whom he had sold a revolver «n April 29. Weymouth denied this. He said he had been employed by a young man ina ing car in front ef avenue entrance . of | + Lal a *% was about a year ago, and that from the Chancellor.” she had some telephone calls from “What did it say?” him since. “I didn’t call him: he answer to a letter I had written; & “Tt was tin called me.” she explained. She it must have been some time in private detective agency some time / cafe, northwest o! , said that. in the telephone conver- yfarch.” ago. avenue and Delmar’ 4 Sations, Dr. Dillon would: ask if Sent Her Son $200 a Month. Verdict of Coroner's Jury. about 9:20 p. m. she had -heard from their son, “after vour son left Kansas The Coroner's jury then retired. | night of the murder, : would epeak of letters he had re- University what did he do?” “He and in 15 minutes returned to «he | fied Dillon tm the tm 4 one of those he hag Plaining he had™ 10 or 32 years. ceived from the son. and would ark how she was feeling. * “Did you’ever call an attorney to | remained in Lawrence to studr.”’ inquest room wit its announve- ‘With your permission?” “Yes.”,; ™ent of “insufficient evidence” ‘Why did he stay there?” “Be- _upon which fo base a rerdict. —-—-. your Dome at any other time?” | ...ce he chess te 6060" After the inquest, Coroner Bopp Had Just Set weryen 1 gid. It was che night |, What, sublects did he study?” | betae opening his mall and found | | iain, who hed See PSSST "we yearn Se fhese men. the police - ssiiaiial pe a ,_“I cannot say definitely.” pobe pe rT see rs. ame yg avi and fixed the time by th the were ary at? and spaghetti ané got my son. They-woulé = ©; “Didn't you discuss them with}, 4.) — ‘aa - > “0 sne he had just set his wate ‘stroyed ¢ tha Randawse Maneine- tell me why they were there.’ 1 im?” “Yes, I talked’ with him/ 1.4 sno: she was positive she enw |.) *, oust aide of um eeey oa tapering Cu tat became very alarmed when they #>0ut his studies, Dut + eee See young Dillon in the candy store ee ee ee he aay with damage estimated a; came to the house, They stamped call any specific one now.” at the northeast ee ee wes . r . y st corner of Hamil- he said. Then he * 9700, 00°. in and one of them said to my son:| “Were his studies arranged with |... avenue and Delmar boulevard ‘standing on the You are in the custody of the law’ FOur approval?” “Yes, He said abo : | . ome y of t} wt: ut 3 p. m., April 30. Mrs. Roo- | bri building at me northwest | “Qatled ce o ; 7 feet behin brick “Wha: te My Attorne;. - reg pester oe mete: tom, son said that she and her three|oq ana thas Neorner of Ninth and Carr streets.) rs - Oes this mean?’ I prepare yy study for other work, children departed for Miami, Fa ‘leaned in th ar re lewhich today is a blackened shel}. | asked but get no answer. To my How much money 4 you send | + ‘ ‘ ) © car, Speke : f which ts nothing Dui | ean” “Ctniees ce. es 4 ne Pg Rape aan : ence the letter came, at 11) companion and the: = inside of which = . “ : a Said: ‘Get on your hat hi wget am him = . pes: o’clock that night and would be |... other a @ see _@ebris and a basement full “ a with the information that he could pack in two weeks George Barth, rove th _ - Wh - , . | 5 ° iin Ham 4 ven ae a water. : site . oak 4 you taking my always have more if he needed it.'g¢ newspaper vendor at this corner, wices Sad coun tl = | For an explanation of the explo- | > aly asked, and they replied, He never needed money. had testified a week go that he/time previous! — Psion the police and firemen are st | To the Twelfth District." I did not! Dector Also Sent Moncy to Son. = saw Dillon in this store at 2 p. m. Easter time, when know what it was all about and’ “Did Dr. Dillon also send him on that dav. a they wouldn't tell me, so I called’ money?” “Oh, yes. Dr. Dillon x i | ne Sees ee my attorney. often called me up to say ‘I have Blocked by Objections. 7 _ Holm Was asked 4 Did you know; your son was in just madea fee. I'm sending $190 vious statement that aay leaving the automobile % lon was. He said he a the girl leave the car, ané The first witness today was Wil- liam Rush Miner, a newspaper re- porter, who attempted to testify town April 297" she Was asked. zo Todédy. Is that “No, I was under the impression vou?’ And I would say all, right with! that it he was at Lawrence.” was.”’ “Did you know he was here! “Did vour son ever ask for ©o=cerning circumstances of a visit | first saw her in the ) April 30?” ' money ove rand above the $200 you ‘°° Lawrence, but was forestalled by | street, giving him the i “No, I did not.” sent him monthly?” “Yes, I recall objections interpoved by William)that she had been a. +; AND FIRE CAUSE. 4 Second Time in Two ; ‘Years Factory of Macaro- 5 "HOUSES BROKEN ‘y os . Police and ( cern Unable to Explain i re ‘oss. E sre. too. The factory is tnt (ef the Ital.an Pend the numerous falians > gwarmed , DP pight and again teday were of no) help in solv: 'terhood was thrown ' by the joud repert of an explosion Sim the macaroni LOSS OF $200,000 13,8) 4 and Officials cf Con- Origin of Blasts — No The plart was in a three-story the owners say they he heart district, who the scene tast and tenement around : ng the matter. after 8&8 p. m. the neigh- | into Shortls tumult | ; ’ | : | ¥ building. Many has a sliver mine. and has re- | no message to send. They” pean meatricas to you, but this | “When did you wire him news. that on one occakion he did. I sent Baer, attorney for Dillion. automobile. He sald she mained there practically all the) bi os . “You Are Unfair.” Says watch Qoamply saved my life. J/ 1° nis father's death?” ae oan , 1 There may Miner related that he had hadjor 20 years old, and sae ESindow panes in this and surreuns- time since. A warrant charging MES. MARY ANDREWS CHURCH | wyoy are unfair to us—that ip 85 8ttacked and stabbed, and the — ... ——-atey y - i ES —— “> perenne a snese my! . telegram from the Chancellor ot lave Aston a a ing struc’ uresgwere shattered. Here him with grand larceny, growing JAMES M. CHURCH. not true.” Williamson tnterruptea, | “2th turned the point of the saa ars » ae ee ® tele- | bare Seen other tunes, toe, SUE 5). tebeeesiee an i 1. Went a 1, oe | and there crockery fell. broken, tm out of the failure of the bank, was. WO members of graduating | . _| knife, which lacerated my arm.’” | 5°" aoout 2 © chock that. morning | cannot recall them. | neg ; wig 4 ; ded dwellings. A police-}¢, . " nt . addin that The f on re rat n | . ‘ .% > iy . = . . * : io " ~ cs +? e . Bs the cro. ah 4 a : = - . Pe ce issued shortly after his departure | class of William Jewell Col-| , 4 ne: vadinn Bisentar 7 meee oie Sure of Date, He Says. nd sent money with ft Then you were willing for your, ™® em Dupe eee S or woes by the La | Pan a block north om Ninth street, ipply Kheriff Morris aaid today be would lege at Liberty, Mo Hoth eaten , ae sae - , | Covell explained that he was Did he receive the — at Law- eon to live in a boarding house in * ri eo ened mymgge PRs, 5 ve inn mice dere pee 25 " - oe guid he was jart ed bw the force. Hie , : 7. , . — a PVE Ot “s¢ P ¢~ °° re . . : ie ecnoo; J ri ai, @&8 & n e Tr c . i . ‘ arrest Myers if he appeared here.| ™Other and son have made the Then I'm not talking to you,” | *#ted facing in the direction the | \"aee SF se Kanes City? Kansas while you were here, with- aid | Wiles pie a on * Dil — ° Sfarted fer the scene and «aw | = all Prosecuting Attorney Moore ap cn! ez e honer rol) regular'y NM ra oa me nna res ms ya 3 hymen Fn a. 3 train was going. while Dillon sat i aon [ ROW out any more information about his mt 8 “—. cre . Sa ' ing suc on Ss lawyers Z ¥ _ y Eames era: k le through the win- | G. ey peeves of this action | Church, who is a grandmother, also | 4 | a C neveghtional ni "te opposite him, facing backwards Mrs. Dillon was asked when she’ siudies or movements than you “****=C* — be incompetent In statement was not read. 9 — | | . " iM o ? = } 4 ; iis . be _— — P “4 — —— ” i? .'y r " pm "4 a » N In his confession, Myers told in | "4* &nmother son, ©. A. Church. they h RS @¢F Said. “And, therefore. I ob-/ given by the film 3 “gather as the blaze gained force. Republ resulted i M } : rnade a ood te * I da j vi ere a! ow ned inh applause. . a = on the night of May % «eh id . ‘ i+ — ~~ « - > , = ™ - Ject to testimouy or that chara*c- ; E ti B : ia & . me ? - S Mitepaugh being re- ° 1 olen meng: wayne “Our fight is with the people “Ouse from the train about 8:50 or : “may >. She said, tated. “Is it necessary to answer |. ee uilding i drew from the whole tenement | moved from office by Gov. Baker | @ttending her classes, Mra. Church msteme ee tine cian sas on Oh poses 8:55 Pp. nm Asked if he was sure:""*™ He came home from Law-/ that?” she countered and Prosecu- sige | City, the night of Tiare: and frem the Pram — 6 it come out ope we gy rein ey “ rene ; : ; " unt ” . aes ’ | Myers, if permitted to testifs | nas Gene SG own housework and dare submit their pn Hoag che the date was April 29. he said he rence ‘tor Noble nodded affirmatively Coroner Bopp sustained his od- | hearing a week ago, & — ) section. net far to the south A | bediican will waive immunity. Prosecuting | === Se -~ pul Ne” nan . coatinmed ne was “Always Came Home.” “Well he said he had had trouble J®ction upon advice of Assistart , ness said she saw Dr. Di , eed des! of wood in the ‘nterior | *"=* in« ; : ws hi ’ . . ° .%. 4 i . aie e wi, " nimnell “i o z | . =? i’ : Attorney Moore ts believed to be in | a opr oom : aed Shertiy after the train left Kan- Did he live anywhere else bu* about his credits Mrs. Dillon te- Prosecuting Attorney Noble of St. reception. Inquiry. = S@eestruction hetned make the fire Hubeile. faver of permitting him to testify. | = = ee OES eee | nnn Chie on Pin » Tit Your home when he was in St. lied Louis Country. Miner was asked if’ credited this state .1 ‘s ' te. | , P sas City Covell ficst saw Dillion, he: Pe . | tatensely hot fo tance enh Vandeventer has refused + aie ng against me is that 1 have forced ; ™ Louis?” a> ; _ = ae oe . , ; , ‘fl sels n r some dista une o on omg i ’ them into the open.” . said. rhe witness noticed that Di!.- UUs © Was asked “What was his tuition Coronerf#e Knew amrything that could be of his many acguain bis @way #8 1idings across the na Marsha) eny comment until after question- Speeder Res Seti on was “a awhward in: Naturaliy he always came Bopp interrupted. Nothing. it is§ used as direct evidence im the case. Of seeing hirp. Fi Matrects were net only mic te Miteemag ing Myers, who is “somewhere in Attacking the scientists and the) io i oes a ‘me to his mother.” ' 9 State echao!.” Mi not know either )De. # - pions BP Pape | Missouri today." accordin ee | nd worshipers” who ‘think the ‘°#°?'™S ‘er C:earettes with his lett The hs aid bs ae a stare scenaoo: Miner said he could tell of corre- “Tea” | = -= fortable bur the amfety of their ee- | was | ) . | ; : r re rr r ’ : > : en w iy cig e of ; ~~” ' _ “+o + : - "th 7H — . e . > -a a Keed 7 | ’ finding of a fivestoed horse in a "22%: 4nd remarked to him that} soca ne not come home What did he do with $200 a spondence concernmg Dillon's con- M nig mug Bay i. © cupants was in question until hoses | “°2*F- > _ . ” — . ‘* a bh « > - ie n @2£ain oojyect and was fus- Electric lich? cables on a pole e 4 oun, ae + AAS O07 kb, r ‘ . e red ~“ ot " _ ' n . re the b Ws Lae Pe i > . ‘ ; * . e a : : iM It became known here today tha: | | ‘ es?) sdemeanor te teach ex * was Caused by a sword thrust. at; . te * oF Corongr Orders Silence. was hearsay and the correspond- | Laerence Residencs Not building were burned. extinguish- | *"¢ ; . : 7 +. 1? " . “cr ‘ = rone?r +f) js r > te . . ik : ' . . Myers appeared May 6 before the rriends Will Save Him the public schools - Copies of Telegram pues: 4 ner Bopp ordered.| ence was itself the best evidence. | Appear at e @3 } -r a, Ty ie if picture chow ' eo = , : ; x is &:. ‘lon ‘ ' > 3 ; “ Jackson County grand jury inves From **The Hot Seat Hand That Writes Pay Check. . ’ ~ oT : —— oe - sak rosec ui in TtToOre - - Fat ; mot vg a seen te si {Sat his testimony was of a genera! | POTTSVILLE, Pa, May 19.--Aj the |! e Are the schoo! children , : tes. and I've ner ir eed *hat ? _ : gs at : wa og Blogg 2ecuoen om the same ground was Dillon stayed hile in nal explosion. there was heard a : Lorted ’ charac : i , min frer be! sentet a | ame fro pesa today 1 m@m , acec .nat one of them was “What time « lay did your son |,. ; 5 ayer Ww . on | . tleon for, onaracter as to Millepaugh's acts |e Minutes after being nience ' be wht that this ; 2a! mary gore Ha ' sustained and he le*t the stand nd David Cummings | , Second expiosion of com paratively Le as he had no knowledge of the) '® “eeth in the electric chair f B . \ ¥ ae | me. tae. feturea trip tenight. i ave gg 9 sent by Airs."Dillon | return on May 17" Nobile resumed Tells of Renting Auto pes weil a loss this 2 Bmw force ts wa K atsas Ci the Tm ra r if his ax Pre rnc - ery ’ hie my _- . ‘ ‘ [ ar ¢ bare J A “US. DeSS S00 ") ™ - ’ . -&) to inform arm Abe ut & P ™ or =~ » = : : : “9 . , se ao a thm i 2 It Was sever, ! . . . ty case u al 4 Eeu , a re | 7 suzgh | oe > & . : = \ ie father .. 4 be * a4 : . e - i iward F rancis. 3 clerk at -he Pr explain published ai hours before the | Vandeventer had charge of that | Mother. 15-year-old William Cava- ty of the people of this nation’ —-. write the r . . ' ’ Rs — Ta rns a riz : i ororer Bon ° message had been sent “some wae a grief-stri ken round fac . rd EE ets: on anael os " 4 thes gg (0 @ in . . “aut —_" 2 a q m today For : ¢crat. - | | . ' pe SecKks SHOUld acked but Co boa te me in the m ine ~ eo nif _— owe 46 OF 4 ue °o ai cpen inquest 2 7 . : ; te mm How 0 ' ' “rt ove repited, “No Sine rprning Phat is all I can remember man Be. ae fe Rours afterwar t ot the grand jury. He left before | *™ the oe tat Gh Am commen © sci s The train he Rais Did you qT .* a , ' . =e Ss q 4 5 @ ta be _& °° ' = — “ Nob? ine Geawee £68 wee * tence, 2rd G. Dillon, 726 Heman avenue} jon. Both declared that) ape , we scene. to pump pert, in which Uiepaugh was net | killed | . rrean ir her smut se p- So ane ~? >. ed) =? 4 -hildren ne : me +. te r - at-ives me od wha 4 ~~ gong +O .e . agape OT fil Cc 7 ou ae ces The Kissel-Skiles Co. rents automo- : neither received any , . 5, Ou ‘re ee lar full of water Twen- | : indicted, and Myers tember the purpos ite idles sly a at Union Station, St. Louis, at 8-25 she hesitated, then said. } take “Postal money orders USU- | niles without providi - ie athe " iey-five fire companies had heen hertiy ai, arenes | bery, Cavalier, t! oungrest forrin« ¢ oS es es Yes, I received a wire from him.” ally: sometimes it was wired ow rage pviG ng Grevers. mand that they coal a Stalled out « sea Judge “ vay ona adjournment. He | ll - mit« \ Eest priso ©! z 1¢ Society far the Ad . Dest. Piemesoh — sf Was that the morning? “Tou have money in your own _ Francis saftd the Ford wa: used ato testify. = The . a a general alarm. I alive Immun |¢ ‘ver ta recelve © death sen- | Vancerme: Serie a. ll cite ‘ as aca perter. ater A ; ~is 20° Dg , 7 ue ri — building. w« . , Register paugh who ou apn ou gone jtemce in t! is State, hos been * | ists, he asserted : ‘a - noo Covell’s testimon: as ow 5 tee 7 ; Thi =" *arr a Fe eee ; _ -“—e wee fare Bi +% . 7 = : . - ms BR ih . —e ' : request. | ~= ¢- in the Hor of lLietent on bret hers« 'n the Py wie ‘On 3 wig pos nade his Statement : ielsatien a ome : ed the Me | siiees nana mem pmte astges = ta rade : : — ' harities. is L-sha pe). ; The _ McOutchon's Appearance. | or Juveniles. After sentence Was | an.~ £ SOCuS se ceclined to reply to; _. ee a OF newspaper lenty of mon for le )- t ting on Carr s:reet - now has : Or Injunction Aceainm» : ; that Dil? — ° time 9 : or @ sarage wing in | ons ‘ : ning sodden piles of held : . r- , ‘ is, President of the/,;.« ; Be _ » ~- | eandlady there. Mrs . “Has your son a room at rour macaroni | ee reer Sonera Vand-e! ne be aeuagrageenes to hin yeom Free Thinkers® Society -—. ie said they had promised Covell ! who @eclared ass an meigcctoeg | home?” : “Yee, there is a roan fos yee a could be seen. 3e- | a venter. ° my BOL) vas playin ive - y or . orct ss + ‘ y : oot to maae ,” ID |"*? came SL. " ~~ ‘ . a SR me rer » (C“owel? ¢ . the te esTam and later r eiv » it is mor used at ai +o the 7 : . $ Srate and & director of the bank, and . + a - .* c » show cause why an injunction m - over! testified, or the money bv wire — ant A > ati ‘>; tre \feunt Ver-j_ > > al - | Ge ri r . . £on Lawrence? Coulén t io have ; Fi : ” etr elders of Millspaugh, ts charged tn —— oe BOs. cat te} non Public Sehoo! “me as & witness, as she became | **Sue with his father’ Mrs. Dl-/ peught them in Unive City “veal im grewps and. when " sa? , *. " . ' u > 2s) ae & in . I versity ry - ’ °. . ; ‘wo warrants with gran@ larceny | ®@¢¢ed he woul! have “plenty o: | ' at th® session a week acc. ang! !0™ was asked. and she replied : : — “ned. only sh from the bank. . friend ry cr = a i = . anywhere else* “I presume he Ou id ” rugged their eS we WS save me Ww 4 SOMMERS was unable to testify then She) Of course net, ther were devoted ould a Gur aaa. me The only Wiltreas yesterday wee. > ounse! OF ’ eo bov arnounced ’ s iS ELECTED wore a bla “Ke a mess ana lore brown ; to each ather ** . = ateenins ‘ = a J No Threat« Rewri eo of Cirecult Clerk Florence C Rteenr! they would appeal to the State & . at” alten =e - ae “Te 48 inere anything peculiar”——_ jf Ghn 1 ved. ported . : POP. Ca, s = . Oe Fhe State Su- ITY 22° WTR Tur collar, and black | iid you ever hear hi call his i « , , ; ~ Rand: om who testified concernin rtic! preme Court for new trial : | ESIDENT OF C CLUB lace ha rays Mhscmpieg! a oom cat uS“There is nothing peculiar about COm 5 dazzo, secretary «f ‘There g 4 t? ea of | : . - “ : . a 1e W 2 i, an s Mace nat with a sparen? he ree i satner . Why. he would call hid mv son -* ehe b -_ ‘ , ‘Pa ry rane oncommunicative | . * > ’ . sailin X LP) : ‘a rrw b, . : NRE yg " —_— = ~ eee ‘ afiar i ; — wag » af TOR in. : ~ 3 ag ot nn — yorey Trust 8 we ge a e oe Insurance Agent Defeats Robert F fam ready to answer any ques-| *@ther often an@ make appoint-| “ 4 ‘ardona. t i : , ~ |} tlems that T can anaes ereeiiniey di ments.” A a _— —— . , J RS. «VO- | . le : ager Te Witmesses today include leposi. | is understood there wil) be no op- Lee, Aut» Man, in Balloting ments ‘tienthiatedin Ee "Pg o my £0Tr- | ble explained. She did not answer te the tam, hé could not esti- ewer the | tors of the . position to a commutat : by Mail even ava. we 2 Semeamapse =e Se) Did rou ever hear your sen ex-{ “You indulged rour son.” Noble coune oa = oe know | but Q . trust company. who. te @& commutation of sen- . se but ro will have to ask me the res sary int »; 2 ° or —— amount of Insu mittee Rave been paid nothing. Severa} ‘®™°® Should the case go to the, “ * Sommers. an insurance! questions Beimeiar ad 50 oe ae oa buying an! pn er: a let him go any place ~ imeurance infermatin ono it. witnesses will t - |, Pardon Board /agent. was lected president of the oe St | aes v0. _and stucy anywhere he wanted. Is Cs ee mation Re fe~) estify that Commits- | pew Pemn L omen ee Mgt “ _ Mrs. Dillon's Testimony. }. “When did he last visit that correct?” « Ys : ,.: the adjusters wh 7 is aioner Millspaugh Was notified of | VLavacier showed no emotioa =e ‘ + Was announced todar After preliminar. : . . ~ as sa5~ Sit you oe- } 2a. Correct. Yes, he alWarys ies ~ not te : o said | : 7? ; = “ -—. * = eb Se 6 BO. iAary 7 vir - ; o ¢ . o-? oo ; " oh. = the bank's failing condition. but when sentence was passed uF : fo ss. . rg dallot ne Aw mail tla the Jates a ome . ing * 1@s ae 0 ; fore his father s death lie | > + Z anee p arned the amount ef and did not act. Myers h : Judge Koch |defeated Robert E. Lee. man = O“. 5 marriage and her; came home for Easter: I asked | Peas “andazzo declared he a ws . as ‘ harced Jt a3. . Sade e. anager Cora e w hi ~* - | ’ ; “ J As = tzation = : : , ) ——— -- ea »? th etomohi? a uch Wag two years jhim to spen racati i ve a. Jason wh Millepaugh’s failure to close the! Junior Ad Club Address i ene Senies casein. she Was asked to state the ame “Did y pe renner may aa | : | al ‘fh. explosion Sek ee The xk promptiv was in accor? with Ww . - in - » oon — a seed 4 rou mee. m at the train ld ‘ vail ” m . “ p nt and 1 han . ith | alter (sue!s Past xa lted | ; when sb mt lin “NW,” 1 > Ta ad am arrangement whereby directo-s ruler of +h Dees, re — hs a | Other officers chosen are: J. Reon of acing = a message telling her | “No. THOSE cruel rains which develop / Pain is fashed as a ined —— had Been received. the of the bank lifted a $25.000 debt the a ivertising “ab “wil "Gclt ae | RoONtz, vice president of the Frisco, “I ph, ne a “tm ema “Did you ever meet him at the im heel, arch, and even im the calf~ Correct thi been... mvineed that there yet to . , = 4 - 2 2 ? oe er T>. —_—— _ P - s gaone a mesrage to t @e Ww -'train re “W ‘? nm an *z pi : i Sete ob Con | on madres.) ory a ailwa 3 president: W Pe » est- | train’ No and knes, are often caused by the ti mt osion, but thought | — ssdress on fhe Beauty of San- 7 , ne ' — @rm Union about an hour afte aes . pat 5 * Sa- ‘ " , wc . +, +h , " = + Aa frer I: Wh ’ ; "= . . ed in ton, Mo. |tlaeo Minis,” Mexico. before mem. —dpemengeg ce ‘@ president was notified, by someone wh nj ae. en nave, eid ar Son ever | sagging of the delicate 26-bome struc- only cause shabby ; the boiler room. =p Peeteee Cocrenpen@ence. | bers of the Junior Advertising Club)” 2°24 Of Public Service, secre- he was Coroncer Bonn than men| ne Motels, oF did he spend his ture of the foot. Lowered bonesare comfort, but will lead, & EER, Ge whe Ateerner-t a: an te? 3. eeeeden. « publee « me S - near opp. that my | time at your home?” “Of course pressing against sensitive nerves. to serious disability. General's office at Jefferson City | Club ie Pome ; ~ “a m. Friday. May wh mn « - Ar ra, 27339 C from the State Finance Department , Kemper wil! preside iret-vyear terms—Frank Ameusit f - :! o ; ‘ '#! perss the Citizens’ Trust Co. and its prede- shell. and ontop of it was a f Washington T niversity, and fF he>-hebenin thing "3 sd Pr ; ~ Was this at vou sons dispos- Riry “s i Oe in houses in the valued a : ; s i ee Be +. y - 4 - = . - “= - : 44 ss ™ . = z : , i . rse ” ‘ — peon Men cessor, the Citizens’ Bank. and ized the ‘¢ itizens’ Trust Cz . Which Ww A. Ve spe! am au mobile dealer re ative telephoned . > = - - Of os have —_— fire were reported with the correspendence which! d@id not make it any better than “Did nestle all pre dl nat gl » ) Could he take it out any time " cut by breaking xiass TRO , | : ; : se Ge @. — 4” | ow id a * a 2 ster : he wished : > ‘ mr ee . passed between MeCurch before.” the Judge cy ” nl > , ec wish without asking’ Cer- hes M in which tae ; opese mid. We Sakeq ST , p Groves?" she was asked tainly. Of course, I usually h ms vers. whic Millspangh ie men- the jurars ‘@ determine whether ‘5 LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “Not that cay.” she sa d “Th Sar ate. ; CC se. suawiyv ad the tioned frequently. Correspondence ‘alse statements had been made to | a mext day, Saturday ot an o keys a a would have to come to eo oh : 7 ABE oUnded oy JOSEP at ee . as ome Why did yeu call an atiéteer** at the ball, hee! and arch, the proper leather, es Mntied: eon Bose The pe- . : » caine, . - n < ° ite obligations, also will be brough) Complaint: Abeut Millxpaugh. \weMSER OF THE ASSOCIATED prose | T*5 ‘D* next question support is given at the exact spot —— foot conf uste and In instructing the grand jury ye2- Piaints had heen received about A (tie? w the uae for ee af pers, ard there was ra : * even ip most terday, Circuit Jud P "s Financ Dena: , newe Senet e wo it & aot - . OB re a reference in . ce ettingill. 73 mance DAT Men! and the orwie wetited in thie oo ane ume *acn of the Papers te the fact thar aracter vears old. said the failure was due | Finance Commissione: a% ‘hat ttme ore! aewe atid ® A gee ef mew son had Nee-- ‘ . % ~ ‘a . enw bd. [cat.on , Seretic —. 4 - im Trreuble about %o “a large amount of indebtedness lie did not mention Villepaugh Py we sien . & Year before T did rae know what ’ anm@® a emall amount of money, | name He instructed ¢! ee SUBSCRIPTION Bae av n * nat ¥. ted the jury to aOV ance wat Go making it look «2s though somebo:ly decide Whether the | omminsioner Dally ent @erder ome coer si had got away with something.” He had committed aifeasanc rts. —_ Bgl | oe ver.. ; i) : - the present investigation had feawance or sonfensance er an Remit ctther oF omni onder “ axDrese Hav yY Seem requested br depositors who other offense money orcer oy M. lente exchange e ou of something ‘radica!ly J. Helcemb w~ ) Vedveres oF of) carrier of qut-of-coms , ee ' : : sf a8 appointed fore. be ; . e " . c [man of the fury. Twenty-five wir. | aur OO pe oomy wes | Soarthwest Park? Cres ' Bank. =f am tm-/| messes have been subpensed atone se ot mig mi e Wellewwa Odbce: 1486 Hodiamoer A». Na mothing ~enee More than aimore will be called later. 1ETO. at the Postetfice ) . Goaee i

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Py. sty 4 i? Od a * a ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH EE Oe ER PS Ee ee se i de, 7 TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1925. - : ee eee Pee y SPATCH : — an - 4 % = _She Is Approaching Century Mark | ’ RY ‘ARMY’ WILL BAKER BOMBARDED fe GEES OE Reo at roy CONOR ete ’ ~*~ ler Inquest ee BH ANOFIRE cause ® 08S OF $200,000 ying at any (from 3:15 to 10:30 p. » a driven about 15 mies, — a mwas e¢x- who rented the Ford deseri} announced self in the application as 2) For Second Time in Two ' Years Factory of Macaro- pi and Spaghetti Com- ‘3 | pany Is Destroyed. brief delay. old. feet 11 inches tall eymouth of 155 pounds, with brown NDOWS IN NEARBY HOUSES BROKEN ak, : = 4 es Ga - ./ G, a saies-| black hair. Francis was hye read the application and with W- Dillion fitted the descrij - % he inquest applicant. a Dillon arose and stood compe. ly while Francis surveyeq Francis said Dillon looked ¢ between but he could not.say that he had/|had rented his machine. oa had asked; Cecil R. Holm, a bullder, of ~ ce pawn-|De Giverville avenue, ¢ a: Was Dillon|saw young Dillon ang@ valk wolver «Nn / young man in a large, black enied this.|ing car in front of the ployed by a javenue trance of Cafe Bome time | cafe, northwest corner of H avenue and Delmar boul about 9:20 p. m., Apri] 30, night of the murder. Holm fied Dillon In the Inquest room one of those he had seen then, ex. piaining he had known Dillon 4 + RRR ; ) him with | md desired ¥é . "Police and Officials of Con- cern Unable to Explain Origin of Blasts — No Threats Received. Jury. nm retired, ned to ‘he announce- evidence” dict. er Bopp and found ce Ro »- said she his son, ne 10 or 32 years. _ Had Just Set Watch. Holm, who had just left the « and fixed the time by the fact ¢ he had just set his watch, cre }to the east side of Hamilton Fire, following an explosion, for Sthe second time in two years de- Setroyed the macaroni and spaghetti » factory of the Randazzo Manufac- FOLLOW UP THE WTIH NAMES FOR OFFENSIVE AT SEA THE SENATORSHI Of 1900 Agents of Land R. H. Davis, Lawyer of Forces, 1500 Are Said to| Fredericktown, Consid-| Be Concentrated in Big! ered at. State Capital as Wet Areas. Likely to Be Named. tobert H. Davis, attorney of | Fredericktown, and intimate friend of Gov. Baker, was regarded by some well étnformed persons in Jef- ferson City today as the Governor's probable selection for appointment to the United States Senate, to fill By the A@®ociaied iress. WASHINGTON, May § 19.—The prohibition “army” is preparing to follow up the advances made by the dry “‘navy,” in its initial offen- sive drive off smugglers from American shores. to the vacancy caused by Senator With the reduction by the Coast} Spencer's death. Guard of smuggling operations on| Davis is from the Governor's na- the Atlantic coast, officers of the) tive section, Southeast Missouri. ; The Governor is said to have mpe. forces are leaving. no ones! wished that he should be made unturned in their plans to prevent poisonous chairman of the Republican State Committee last year, and to have | offered him State appointive posl- tions. Williams Figures in Guessing. a reappearance of liquors in the “bootleg’’ market. Of the 1900 dry agents operat- | she 88W | nue, and as he did so the tering and Importing Co., last ing throughout the country, ap-| George H. Williams of St. Louis | dy store | pile moved to the Shetreent ail Ppight, with damage estimated ai proximately 1590 are sald to be| County, former St. Louis Circuit | of Hamil- he said. Then } . > $200,000. concentrated in krewn wet spets.} Jugge continued to be a favorite . en he noticed Dif , ant was in a three-story | with 200 in the Long Island dis- Seite. 8 ; ; oe boulevard | sanding on the sidew ' The pla! as | - | in the guessing. the Governor hav- a | St I e sidewalk five or 4 building at me northwest | ' trict. 100 at the,Canadian border} ; "rT i th: h 1 ; | rs. Roo- | feet behind the mgchine. h ) prick bull - ‘ | ‘ . - | ing stated that he has determined her three led. and Stine a minut e, a of: Yporner of Ninth and Carr streets, | | and large numbers in Mary/and, | upon a choice. Judge Williams is mi, Fia.., | Seaned in the oar - bs © youth, which today is a blackened shell, | Pennsylvania and New Jersey. ' a close friend of the Governor and ne, at 11) companion aie Rae oe to | 2 | inside of Ww hich is nothing Du ! (“untinuation of the gomeey is one of the few persons known to | would he. ; he ae: P ition D¥ebris and a basement full of | Guard’s blockade, Secretary Mel-! have been in communication with | '|the other drove away, going ec lon believes, will do much to stem] }»; Senate Giaimes _~ ' | e Barth, |in Hamilton avenue water. WN ‘him since Senator Spencer's death. his corner, > Holm had win Dil For an explanation of the explo- ‘the flow of liquor into this avec The name of Mrs. Spencer. the that he | time revi ve ns on for the} ‘gion the police and firemen are at | try. The Secretary has wig: oF | Senator's widow, is suggested in| at 2 p. ™. ! rae r agen 7 aad, an Be loss, and the owners say thev | reports that many of the liquor, some of the telegrams which Gov. | | Haster wx eg when Dillon admit . pre, too. The factory is In the heart ships are striking their colors be- Faker has received. Mrs. Spencer. | \ . - ’ : , 98. 2 ; j eet ns ~ : ine iilew | van ie io — Bef the Italian tenement district, —By a Staff Photographer cause of the difficulty.im evading tne gaughter of a noted Presby-. : . 3 * . ~*~ |r — se@- | , , P bat 7| ,##0lm Was as ed as to hig end the numerous Talians who MRS. LOUISE MEYER. the dr) navy sentinels, and he be-| terjan minister, has qualities of | _ vous statement that he Faw a . » swarmed around the scene last ee ; lieves that the more persistent leadership. and has been active in was Wil-| leaving the automoblie where Dale | skippers on “rum row” will weig)] «burch and Y. M. C. A. work. night and again today were of no help in solving the matter. ie Shortly after 8 p. m. the neigh- “bhorhood was thrown into tumult = by the Joud report of an explosion = in the macaroni building. Many : sindow panes in this and surround4- » ing struc'uresgwere shattered. Here ’ and there cro kery fell, broken, In ' the crowded dwellings A police- man. a block north on Ninth street, Saxid he was jarred by the force. He lon was. He said he did not the girl leave the car, and that first saw her in the middle/of 1 etreet, giving him the im)pressies that she had been in or near ’ |automobile Hie said she was 1§ had had or 20 years old, and wore a long! neellor of |grey coat and tightly fitting hat. Lawrencs, | When a copy of a statement @ student,, made by the Lawrence taxicab ras mt ati chauffeur, as to driving Dillion te and. $0,.\;the train April 29, was offered, paper re- to testify of a Visit estalied by William OETTING AND HUBELE LOSE THEI CITY 1088 Marshal Both Members of how Pefarted for the scene and ean re & Pigty C . Z +» | DiNo : : . O. P, City Committee. ying such | Dillon's lawyers objected, and the | Sflames crackle through the win-! , Mpetent in | statement read. . ie | Romaine large Crowd Gathers. ih | wostousl fh Ses Merle ne ve cate the Film Co A crowd that soon nunibered g SttuGe of the administra- as this.” was quetsioned as to the rec hundreds of spectators began to tion of Mayor Miller toward the «= | evie " : ; e - ° ore, I ob-| given by the film pompnny at Meather as the blaze gained force. Repulblicin City Committee, which ar. | : > ‘ [ chara . : higy ptian Building in Univ oy ‘s J Tt drew from the “ hole tenement } e ] f on @ ; _— ‘ > se" a fare: ie defeated in winning the f{e- City, the night of April 30. At the Pdistrict and from the downtown |... blic see 3 ed his oh- | hearing a week aco. a woman wite ‘ section. not far te the south. A pu iCan nomination Lol May or Assistart , ness said she saw Dr. Dillon at food dea! of wood the {nterior | 85 indicated today when Williaio foble of St., reception. Inquiry since has 4b Seonstruction helped make the fire |ubele, Committecman of the asked if credited this statement, as noo Pintens*iv hot for some distance seventh Ward, was deposed as City could be of his maby acquaintances hag told Tt Se ititines across the narrow; Marshal and G. H. Oe¢cetting, com- in the case | Of Seeing him. Pielding said he GiGi greets were not only mate uncom- ™teeman of the Second Ward Not corre. | "Ot Know either )Dr. Dillom GPM fortable but the safety of their oc- | “#5 relieved as Supply Commis ve . : ; : > ; . ‘ . omer Millon’s con- Tod Dillon, but that he knew » tupants was in question until hoses , ic + ih = ; . Mrs. Dillon, who took part In.gn@ began to drench the conflagration.| GeerTse J. Dietz, a Deputy City feresity. but was @ evidence brrespond- ASSesSo0r. Commissioner end William E. ; was appointed Supply at $6000 per \ear Duffy, former spe- entertainmer having been selecte “Queen of the Radio.” lawrence Residencn Not Notified Electric licf cables on a pole! lime on the Ca@rr street side of the building were burned. extinguish- Sus- : arrs cial agent of the Wabash Railroad evidence ing lh h . of the (Carr Street Police . ; + snetpy ll omg Station, immediately west of the “25 4Ppointed City Marsha! at buld testify LAWRENCE Kan., May 19. nee e , , “4000 annually b . NI *s } . a mhacaron! building y. y : ri ’ Airs K L. (,arrett keeper of A few moments after the origi- } Both Hubele and Oetting sup- Glad: Od rooming ?} where Edward nal explosion. there was heard a! orted Louis P. Aloe fur the nomi- : while in Lawref . “urmminges. local taxzic a loss this mornl ound e stand Auto. Vas Dillo nd - driver « ration for Mayor, but each carried second explosion of comparatively ris ward for Mayor Milleg in the ; i Da low force were at ; , | C . - Sey. oo | ‘ f . It was several hours before the | election. Hubele carried the Sev erk at ‘he to explain published stories in t é reat volume of flame dwindled : enth Ward by only three yotes over McPherson miorning papers to the effect tag . the fire we nat officially William wl. Igoe, defeated Vemo- ag rented a’ thev were to appear. at the Bout” until 6:20 a. me today er ,crat, but this ward wag exnected mri] °F tra c pened inquest in St Louis this P hours afters rds fire ‘ Marat io gO for lgoe from 500 tow 1V000' Ame as Ed-!/ morning into the death of Dr. me rer,’ ; sh us | votes | ! ‘ her had ae mained on the scene. to pump a ‘ an avenue.| lon, Both deciared that the But the cellar full of w ne ew Nicholas L. Meston, courtfoorr ; - itt Mar iudi © pte = | ts automo-! neither received any requeSt 01 d Rr-five fir —_ : He reporter in the court of Cir-uil @rivers : hey come to St. Loul . ‘re companies had been a rivers. mand that they come to ot ’ talled out Judge Mix, was appointed City on a general alarm. The building. Whach formerly S the headquarters of the United | ih Charities is sronting on Carr s:reet Din street. Wai used &to testify. “Register at $4000 annually, to suc- ceed Eugene Cuendet. The situation at the City Hall ‘now has only one committeeman— Fred W. Pape of the Eleventh Ward—holding a majer position, that of Park Commissioner. He /held over from the Kiel adminis- ' tration. | Assessor Fred Gehner, who held the proxy of Committeeman and ‘State Senator Peter Anderson of 7 ‘ L-shaped, and on with g garage wing in! ck and a walledein yard. rough the yard windows this Orning sodden piles of macaroni d spaghett; could be seen. »d9e- Stacks of half-burned wrecy- | with water dripping over them. h the streets and sidewalks out- . ee dhere was a litter of broken ithe First Ward in the committee, | throughewhich shouting Ital- ; was wpeenty apporaies. put ne was B children ran oT ‘Tage | for Mayor Miller in fhe primary. 6 Shout | ey heir elders | Mayor Miller's attitude some be- - . groups and. when lieve. indicaté@s a reorganization of ee ioned, on); Shrugged their me . | the city committee to place in po3i- tions of Wuthority those whw sup- | ported him in his primary ~ace. There have been rumofs. that Robert J. Kratkyv. campaign mar- ager for the Mayor, would tale! over the chairmansh!p ot the com- mittee but he has steadfastiy de-| / nied it. It is mo secret that tHe Mayodr has political ambitions for the’fu- | ture and is interested in an organ- ization ti.at woul! further his aims. The appointments today virtual- ly complete the list of “plums” at the disposa! pine Mayor. He has yet to appoin®a City Counselor to succeed Offver Senti but there is no indication that it will be dope immediately. lulders. . No Threats Received. ohn L. Randazzo. secretary cf COm pany was uncommunicative when seen there by reporters ra, said he could not esti- | OSs and did not know | smount Of insurance carried. insurance information he re- they: adjusters. whw said Seah an acl y orn i alee yor of Neosho, pire ai essmAan.) Miller. temporarily restraining the | ————————---- —---- --—____—- | and ‘was taken to her home. Win- , out as anor -" : ‘ and chairman of the 1922 Consti- | ejty fr 3 ” ; : € ity rom carryin out the on- Ww bulldin at 622 North | drive, but details of the plan are] ju¢ional Convention: H. E. Sieg elites —_ | that the compary had entered an | dows in a ad a eae ) :, e baat Oe ; 7 , , act. | agreement with Rea whereby it| Broadway and im the Broadwsy | You don't take pictures of peo- | withheld pending its approval by! pherson of St. Joseph vice presi-'| Th : ‘ | , i d Washi , | Melion : A ‘'s R bli- | le letting of an emergency ; would transport the garbage for | Trust Co., Broadway an ashing ‘ \ple as old as I am very often. do} * an oe OR An ee B dent of the Young — . — - _}| one-year contract was then adver- |} him ton avenue, were broken, the dam- - itional |! S al to aken ¢ : . 4 S ‘ant. St. , , ; }your” asked Mrs. Louise Meyer. to Dot i sei a the ware san poset nce gers der tised by the board and this was | Today the board ratified this |age at each place amounting to “€ = ries at We “ Auis attorney: onn &. sc se awar . | 2 S r.* t . 5 : vee , ; ’ . ee on a bid of 4 cents at Lea | ate Fini . . - es dredsh birthday next €. in number from 300 to 69, alll Governor, and E. N. Meado~ of bidding 68 cents. “Ldst pe Bie. | sae ca tone poaay reign Aye tery semene oa — ’ Fagen a ‘, eee oe a heavily ‘ar , wl % me sast y. | the rate, for i sposal o ” the Associated Preae. Well, not quite every Way,” said) heavily guarded. : | Cassville. former member of the) powever, representatives of the! garbage from Feb. 20, the date of TOURS France, May 19.—Adju- the hotographer. as he adiusried Officiais see a ray of hope in thé] ssate Tax Commission Sateieess esmdnn P . 20, ate bs a a eee ee ~~" | fact that it will not be necessary Others Discussed. | announ ed that expiration of its old contract. wy to ‘tant Foiny, a war aviator, and his ‘his camera in the home of Mirs. | to permit further Jgga!l manufac: | othewe setae eligibility was dés- | oo company had decided not to | April 17, and for the period from | mechanic, Jean Foucher, were Meyer's daughter, Mrs. ida Ail-{ture of whisky for medicinal use enna vemterday are Congressman | take t he contract and was willing | April 17 to the present time a rate | xjlled early today, when their plane _ “ ~ for al t 10 vears. since stocks on! hp pease fo € St. Louis. | to dismiss its injunctiog suit | of 74 cents a ton was allowed, cor- | crashed soon after they had hopped | worth of 5741 De Giverville avenue. | for avout years, |! . cKS OF Cleveland A. Newton of St. LOUIS, | ocainst Rea The suit w : | ey R the flashlicht hand now total 20,000,000 gallons,;p ;- Brewster of Kansas City. | mt seaaid A ~ was Cis- | responding with the figure bid by | off in an airplane race in a milf- ang: went 1e flas t gun, ac- . ; 7 SS€ ay an , ‘ 2 ' Ss S with withdrawals amounting to Jesse W. Barrett of St. Louis. for- | y t was stated Rea. tary cup competition. . companied by its flash ag ligh:, and | , 500,00 ; ahwinn ie. can | ——————— LS about 1,500,000 a vear. mer Gov. A. M. Hyde of Trenton, Mrs. Meyer laughed. .[t father Although periodical! raids are wsothan Frank of St. Louis, Charles SSeS seemed to amuse her to think any- ontinuing against moonshiners.,, pfaus: of St. Joseph, former May- one might have thought its explo- | prohibition officials believe their |. yie) of St. Louis, Dwight F, D‘%- sion would in any way disconcert | operations are on too smail a scale wis of St. Louis and Washington, her. | to be important The moonshin- Walter S. Dickey of Kansas City. For didn't. and Mrs Mevor | er’'s product generally, they say. i8Sipr Cortez Enloe of Jefferson (‘ity 9 arose with the help of her daughter | of an inferior quality and seldcm!.,,q James A. Finch of New and then made her way all alon reat hes beyond his immediate sec- wyadrid. - to her own room. tion. The possibility that Gov. Baker ° oé ' +a} le "7 ; . . ‘ wt ine ane al It was 89 vears aco that she ftst The mountain dew ‘y pe ef! might advance himself to the sena- ~ > came to St. Louis. @Vith her par- moonshiner, however, has proved | torship, by resigning his present St Louis’ Largest bomen’ t ents and nine brothers and sisters | ‘® be the niost dangerous of his) j:tice and accepting the senatorial Specialty Shop é ; is « ; —— = . . ‘ 4 . Rece ‘ 7) 1 our , ‘ . she had left Verdsdorf. Germany, | *imd. # majority of the 42 dry! appointment from his successor. ‘* | a few months before. They sailed agents peo Senco . PSMENTIION be- Lieutenant-Governor Phil Benne't. > | \ to New Orleans and then took a scans gtr emer fallen 1D has also been considered. rivér boat to St. Louis. Louise | raids on such stills | Gov. Baker said yesterday that ensa 10na urc a a e O Yaeger was then 11 years old Investigation of Detroit Police Re-! he would make the announcement Pp . ** - . is ti »j r t row Lived Near “Big Mound. ported Under Way. of bis —_ Lage pasar Pitan ser ) ; . , . . C a oe ; evening after the spencer } In those days, of course, St. DETROIT, Mich... May 19.—That aa) “aeeni tie fter his re- \ : ‘Louis was quite a different place | ) ; or several cays tater, a l | “4 ;, : the police of this city are undergo- |, 7 ‘ o wits Southeast Mis- ‘ than it is now. The Yaegers want-.., ) ; : turn from a visit to & Wh is — ing an investigation, simAar in 4 J ¢ peak at high | ed a residence in a nice part of the ' ae , sourl. He is to esp = ‘ mamy respects to that recently com- : , ises at Pied- city. They were able to find a nice : ea ; school graduation exercises = Be +. «, | Bieted in Cincinnati conducted by a ont and other places. It is un- : place at Third. street and what is Le sl 2 : : mont picked force of Federal prohibition + R. H. Davis will meet now Mound street. Mrs. Meyer still agents, is the report circulating in eA char ep tse tem a t : ' . 4 . teri ‘ as “ne ito, eyeing ty © *“ |the Governor at Piedmont. gee terizes tr location as “near police circles here teday , Psat pans ‘ : ‘ ay Png eng os | coasts : BENES HEADS LABOR MEETING Newest Spring and Summer Models And ever since then Mrs Mever | SECRETARY 9| YEARS WITH i. | p 4 has made St. Louis} - hyme. She! ' Presides at Seventh International W th Ti th P; ° married Adolph Meyer, who had | FIRE DEPARTMENT LOSES JOB Conference, (a or Many imes rice, at ais ore ere from Germany ' Fv the A@wociated Press. os e he! ee ted “oe ha iee siahllbesicncengdben GENEVA. May § 19.—Eduard whe e was mn , am sUS- } .. - ; \ aw | . - popes ab hy 58 * ‘Charles Regli Given Two Weeks Benes, Foreigy Minister of Czecho- band lived until 18 years ago. wren | > at ; iw Notice; Served Under Three Slovakia, tod@y was unanimous!) 454 he was 8%. A number of years be- a NFS oe | : 48% Chiefs. elected president of the seventh an- ? fore that thev had celebrated their : : Ree tee eceain dil ins gol-en wedding Charles Regli, secretary of the! nual internatipna!l labor conrerence | be i) "ti . . : , . _# The couple eal six children. but Fire Department since 1914 and ar | at its opening) session here. aoe: A arctiet ne iy ( ne who empligye of the department for 71 The delegatPs at the opening ses- : | | * ) | mare. ror -m em ree =e son in- ‘years, was notified yesterday by | i0n of the /Jlabor conference ap- Sh eg gota i sen ohy- | Fire Chief Alt, that his services| plauded and jeulogized the Czecho- , ’ : , : ge a , > a ’ > a & i : en to*the volunteer ae cael, = Regli was formerly a firemar . - — 2 . . _ : they paraded with their new” pre lut there has been -no_ tntimation ‘e surg machine. . : that he will return to his place in’ | : Friday afternoon = ae ~'a fire compan, As secretary of | } 4 fabrics ‘three grandchildren—she 4180 haS the department he is classified bv | a rs five great-grandchildren—and her fre Efficiency Board and may not | \ Imagine what wonderful values these fine nieces and nephews, the children pe discharged for ‘political rea-| y Almond Red styles and colors constitute. You will buy at of her brothers and sisters, all Of!sons. No reason was given for let- | oans on | ; more—providing a number of whom lived to be more than 580— iting him out Copen Sand least two, three or of ; ‘ . : , @ are coming to see her. The ref. -sh- Character White tosé smart styles at the usual cost of one. Scores ‘ve! I “on - bobbed hair’’ sizes its will b se-ved un the second Reports Lox« of $150 Dog. | Black W ood styles in large and ** floor, for since last autumn Mrs Mre. Frank Hess of 7819 lLafa. Your good name, attested Meyer hasn't made the t"ip down- vette avenue reported tfe theft by two friends, is all the } stairs. from her home last night of a Bos- collateral you need. iM : | And Mrs. Meyer expects Ao have |ton bull terrier that she value! a! A si E t it | No Exchanges See These Super- Values in Our many more birthdays. She volun- $150. William Helmer. 3910A West us Wy . i Or Ret , and 6th &t. Windows -Yteered that she felt fine and e¢x- Florissant avenue, reported the Industrial Loan Company ‘B\ urns ’ Broadway pected to live many years meore.'theft of articles valued at $138 | 714 Chestnut Street 5 . l pects to get up at 6 from his home, and John Murph» . -) ane ane ' oa , Wellstone Office: 1486 Hodiamont A | o’clock Friday meornin¢s just as she) 4438 Lioyd avenue. reported two (naur Rasteas | Fourth Floor. does eve o her morn'ng im the rugs and two suits of clothes ied THOMAS W 1 year. | stolen from his home, | ae ecathtmemea Ameena S GARLAND, Ine SSF i100 1115 Broadway—410-1214 Gisth |

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———— So —— SSS = Thousands of women at the ch ing time of life are in danger of high biood pressure. It is caused sonous waste matter accumulating in | the system or the weakening of one er more organs. This forces the do more work and raises blood preseure. , The symptoms are dizziness, sort. — of breath, head pains, flushed nervousness or sleeplessness. High Bbleod pressure must be treated stopped, for evéryone knows it brings on Bright's disease, apoplexy and yon sudden death. It is toc rous and quick acting to gx without heeding its symptoms. Norma is a doctor's for high blood pressure tha used with great ruccess. Being a purely vegetable medicine |: contains po Sebit-formmng drugs is harm- lees. and works in euch a way ‘that it drives out waste matter, lessens the duty of the over-taxed heart and reduces blood ewiftly an@ sarely Often one le Drings creat relief. Get « hottle Nerma teday and free yourself of life sorrening high biecd ure Wolff Judge & Dorpnh Drug Stores. Ep = J Drug ree, and all + —_-_—_—__— Loans on Character Your good name, attested by two friends, is all the you need. Ask us about it Industrial Loan Company 714 Chestnut Srreet Wellstone Office | 486 — —_—_——_—- KEP ProseTeDp regarding claims ef BL IING, a@vantageous SELLING er EXCHANGING threugh | POStT-INsPatTcn REAL ESTATE | ADVERTISEMENTS. —)! sor rman + found unfit the | wtees of the Go and | : rem f ne bl ———— A Wedding Gift Can Mean So'Much nl : Wheeler. of . Thre | a sixtieth anniversary of their mar. ' the Post-Dispatch e | YORK, May 18.—Because | the gp-mnge ss 000 estate left by his: the + Daily ‘— whctune svhesde ashe alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the ereing and one other evening iin 8 co a MBINED ) MAY 1%, 1 _ TUESDAY. MAY 19. 1925. eran Sneee aaO ~ ee ae — a ee, ——_ © You have {- a "A “hae 9 with us Such dominance makes your choice easy. How many Hoovers and Eurekas are there in your block? Ask your neighbors. 4 SPECIAL SPRING OFFERS | End June 1—Only 2 Weeks It never has been easier for you to buy The Hoover or The Eureka than right now. Either may be had upon a very small down payment, with a long “ei period in which to pay the balance:. . : A phone call to Union Electric, . i. Main 3220 will get the details or bring either to your door. The time is short. 7 \: She HOOVER dt BEATS..--.as it Sweeps as it Cleans -_ Special patented beating brush taps loose all em- bedded dirt, straightens the nap, revivescolors and / Out of 72 electric cleaners on the market today, TWO have achieved overwhelming popularity among St. Louis women. , - One is a sweeping and beating type; the ~~ Ses other a straight air cleaner. Between — ; 4 they are rane nearly half the homes of ~ aes St. Louis clean—60,000 homes, a Month after month, year after year, they goon 7% piling up their record for sturdiness, for thorough- : ness, for dependable work in every home they enter. . Year after year, The Hoover and The Eureka go on outstripping all others in sales in St. Louis. STIX SIX Misses’ Su Are Underselli Brings Many Seas AS a feature Wednesday. three’ pe mer dress fabrics are offered at makes them of extraordinary value. proaching Summ: they are most appre FLAT CREPES, reversible quality, is ors and black, 40 — we wide. P SILK RADIUMS, in plain solid cc are opera, staple and standard wide. BROADCLOTH., stripes and. pinchec from which to choose 33 inches wide. Granite Crepe : Nov | $1.19 Yard $3 Of all-wool texture with | A fine ft checks in artificial silk, a sirable for dependable dress material poses. 5 o light weight. 40 inches checks wide wmches e ~~ : | | Fancy Satins, 49¢ Yd. 300 yards only, in 1925 designs and color combinations.’ Printed on stron? satin-faced , quality. Cotton back. Yard wide. “4 PS «Rees An Outstanding Underse Men’s Spring Featuring 5 Very Ut High vacuum: which forces the air through the rug— , aiting and cleaning at one operation. } Established in 1851 prolongs the life of your rug. Built to last a life- Sw eep-action detachable floor brush that aids $ $ time; light and easy to operate; strong suction; the strong suction in removing all threads, lints attachments that will clean your whole house. and combings. Light in weight; requires little ae Is U “aaa ge The Hoover is used the world over. attention. e Grand-prize Eureka. U Sas sane | onthly a ) eeds for mc Fortumate indeed will be the June bride + savings. whom fate favors by placing in her new ne uded home—a Vose Grand Piano. Hers will be CM? . Incl are | the ever present jov which springs from the ay : ~~ | pride in ownership of one of the world’s pM plain’ winte, | finest pianofortes. (ae striped, chec | VIN ; Literal allowance on your present ntrement nd | PRaRS LIGHT AND POWER CO. sae convemtent terms of payment can be arranged aye @ Imported English Br | bm "12TH AND LOCUST ~ ~ MAIN 3220 a. Wasinesi mu Seri ee. AE OX LIAN OK Webster Groves - Wellston - Se.Charies - and ail other branches Oxford | OMPANY ¥ MISSOURI er . ww. P. CMRI (Men's Furnishing Dept. and) | i OLIVE STREET re Basta Rerrrnize for he. Songun You have a whole year to bay re of Seooleh ae Begs he Betelan ki ; . ul of er. domestic f you! er sty are lined “Teakable visors. In numerous | ay » “—o > 4 4 - << Se : a P

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TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1925. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS PUSI-DISPATCH a —— * -_— Se pve Gar Other ‘Aniicdinodiied on Page 13 IX. BAER: & FULLER GRAND-LEADER — wee ee Kolynos Tooth Paste,21c RECOMMEN DED as an effective dentifrice, and specially. priced for this Underselling. Limit, 3 tubes to a customer. (Main Floor.) o e dint Frocks Are Featured in the U nderselling Campaign at * £ ' e market helming | en. 925 the on them, homes of HE price tells the story, for these are Frocks of exceptional quality styled to the moment. Tub silks in candy-striped effects and. printed silk crepes in novel and varied patterns com- prise the group. The striped tub silks are designed with q high necks and elbow sleeves—the style most adaptable to general wear. The printed crepes give attention to fashion e details——-front flounce, long ties and | 4s Sa | | eas Sah ude ihe sleeveless bodice. 2 aondg as a e Ay ’ ‘ A + b| : 1 a $ inn hey go on thorough- they enter. . . - . = a al (The Misses’ Store—Third Floor.) A a7 ») Underselling of Silks Brings Many Seasonable Values of Merit 12 Golf Crepe’ $3.29 Yard A silk-and-wool material with wide satin awning stripe in becoming color combinations. Ideal for sport wear. 40-incli, ireka go on S. S a feature Wednesday, three popular Sum- mer dress fabrics are offered at a price that makes them of extraordinary value. For the ap- proaching Summer they are most appropriate. easy. How our block? FLAT CREPES, reversible quality, in popular col- ors and black, 40 inches wide. SILK RADIUMS, in plain solid colors. - opera, staple and standard shades. wide. Included 40 inches BROADCLOTH, stripes and pinchecks, 50 pieces from which to choose 33 inches wide. Novelty Arosa | $3.29 Yard | A fine twill weave, de-- sirable for tailoring pur- | poses. Shown with shadow : checks and _ stripes. 54 | inches wide. Granite Crepe $1.19 Yard Of all-wool texture with | checks in artificial silk, a | dependable dress material. | light weight. 40 inches wide, Lining Satins. $1.29 Yd. A weave with pure-silk satin face with selected cotton-yarn back. A selection of popular i} plain colors. Yard wide. (Second Floor.) S Fancy Satins, 49c Yd. 300 yards only, in 1925 designs and color combinations. Printed on strong satin-faced quality. Cotton back. Yard wide. UNDERS . Se {7 Fancy Jewelry | 2000 Pieces Create an Underselling | Feature of Compelling Interest 5Oc Each T= selection assembled contains many pretty pieces appropriate as gifts or party prizes—lovely pieces of Fancy Jewelry reduced for this occasion. In many instances quantities are limited, and early selection is advisable. Bar Pins Chokerg Belt Buckles Earrings Compacts Belt Chains Fancy Bead Necklaces Long Strands of Beads Cuff Links and Cuff Pins (Jewelry Dept.—Main Floor.) Za U nderselling Lingerie Presents ra Princess Slips os - Present an Outstanding Value Group a "THREE THOUSAND Slips offer choice of 15 styles: all made of finest nainsook with hip hem and strap shoul- der, daintily trimmed with lace and insertion. Real filet and Irish lace medallions on some. Sizes 36 to 44. Take advantage of this opportunity to supply your Summer needs at extreme K sy savings. (Thrift Avenue and Second Floor.) : At $9.97 | At $3.07 Princess Slips of radius | Radium silk shadowproof silk, made with hip hem and | Slips made with bodice top. strap shoulder. Top finished | trimmed in lace edge, inser- with hemstitching. Another | tion and medallions. Skirt is style, shadowproof, and fin-/| trimmed with lace edge. Choice of flesh arid white, in sizes 34 to 44. + at $1.00 Princess Slips of soft qual- ity cambric, made with shad- owproof hip hems and strap shoulders. Trimmed attrac- neatly hemstitched in pointed | tively with lace medallions. design. Choice of white and | Sizes 36 to 44. An important colors in sizes 34 to 44, Underselling group. (Second Floor ) ished with lace ruffles. Flesh or white; sizes 34 to 44. Utility Slips of imported English broadcloth Made with hip hem and bodice top, 7 ——— (~~ An Outstanding Underselling. F eature Men’s Spring Shirts Featuring 5000 Shirts at the Very Unusual Price of 6 ee ant savings. All sizes, 1314 to 18. in real filet, Venise and lions. Men’s Caps at 95c Jtilored of imported and domestic fabrics in one-piece and w-Quarter styles. All are lined with silk serge and have *takable visors. In numerous patterns and colors. In the Lace Seétion Imported Models To Be Worn as Dresses *10 white, tan and blue. HIS Underselling feature presents Fda: Bh ag Sport neck and_ short , els in Fre ee the opportunity to supply Shirt Organdie, beaded and em- oe pong to 16 are ds for months to come at import- broidered in unusual de- I en ae needs or signs. Each one is individ- desirable Blouses at this ual and from a distinguished Various shapes and sizes Irish crochet, cluny medal- A select.assortment. (Main Floor.) Imported English Broadcloth Blouses: 97¢c J Boys’ Tom Sawyer . Blouses, of imported English troadcloth, in ie attractive price. Included are neckband, coilar-at- Paris designer. ; tached and collar-to-match Shirts in a n Boys Cotton Pajamas Iso plain white, tan, and. gray; a striped, checked and novelty effects. 15c to $2.85 Yard | 99c | lude: Hundreds of pieces of Bell brand Pajamas in one or two piece styles, er 2) wy? ote being tailored of excellent fabrics. May be had het, Val. and binche Laces : , . +h .) . Imported English Broadcloth ia bre assembled. Your choice rien cae. toes bus, Al are finished with — Salloon Cl Aeroplane Clot — : oth p _ Woven and Rayon Striped Madras Real Lace Palm Beach Caps Oxfords Poplins Medallions 69c os ‘ (Men's Furnishing Dept. and Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) 7c and 15c Each Boys’ Caps tailored of gen- ‘. py. uine Palm Beach, in the pop- ular shades of sand and gray. An offering of exceptional merit featured in the Under- y) "Fourd for Wednesday. ‘(Fourt Floor and Fifth Avenue-— Main Floor.) (Men's Hat Shop—Main Floor.) -LLING CAMPAIGN Baby Day Features In the Underselling Campaign Infants’ : Shirts 35c Knitted of mercerized lisle and made with long or Flannelette Garments 42c Samples which include cotton flannelette petti- > wr short sleeves. Just the coats, Gertrudes, gowns proper weight for Sum- with draw-string bottoms mer. Sizes to 2 years. and kimonos—trimmed in Slight seconds. dainty stitching. Excep- | , tional values. Moccasins. 50c : Japanese embroidery on Hand -Embroidered Infants’ Handmade | fine crepe de chine in pink Carriage Covers, $3 Segoe or blue. Made of imported pique, | Crib Pads, 35c elaborately embroidered 87e -Well made Crib Pads in Handmade Dresses of ize 17x30 inches. by hand and finished with | hand scallops at edge. | nainsook, made in bishop Samples, some are slightly | style and trimmed with Bird’s-Eye Diapers soiled. lace edge at neck and ; in : $1.75 Dozen Madeira Pillow : The Red Star Diaper, Slips, $1.45 | measuring 27 inches, hem- Madeira embroidery on | Laye tte mara eg Sor une. batiste. Several attractive | x 10 95 Seen gS tcc designs with hand-scal- | es Cashmere Capes loped edge. ERY special is this < £- fering, $2.75 Presenting baby’s first trousseau com- plete to all essentials. Each garment is dainty and well made, and selected with care. + Thrift Avenue | | The Buy-Way of St. Louis Guest Towels, 95c Ea. Of fine quality all-linen huck, hand scalloped. Size, 15x20 inches, Medallions, 29c Each. | Decorative pieces of lin- nette outlined with heavy Venise laces, in round style. Bedlights, 79c Of rose, blue or lavender cotton sateen, trimmed with . gold braid, complete with cord, plug and turnkey. Silks, $1.00 Yard Infants’ sample models, made with silk-lined hoods and shown in sev- eral attractive designs. (Second Floor.) Gertrudes,95c Designed with dainty lace and embroidery on nainsook. Sizes to 2 years. Underselling Values in Silk Hosiery “Countess” Hose All-silk, silk-mixed and $1.50 Pair ravon fabrics in plain or : print weave. 36 and 40 WoOMEN's | full- fashioned, pure-thread silk inches wide. Boys’ Wash Suits, 99c Button-on and middy styles, of guaranteed wash- able fabrics in solid and combination colors. Sizes 3 to 8. Curtains, $1.00 Each Hosiery in service weights. Made with strong mercerized lisle tops, double soles-and high-spliced heels. . Of fine gauge, well reinforced. Black and favored colors. Chiffon Hosiery, $1.69 Pair Women’s full-fashioned Hose, woven of pure thread silk to chiffon weight. Silk from top to toe, pretty lace clocked effects. Also Hose of pure thread silk in serv- ice weight, lisle reinforced at wearing parts. All have high-spliced heels. Black, white and colors. Filet and Scotch net weave panels in dainty pat- ’ . . terns. Scalloped bottoms Men Ss Silk Hose, 95c Pair with deep fringe. Full-fashioned, of pure thread silk, in service weight. Made. with side clockings. Black and colors, English Prints, 23c (stain Floor.) Fast color English Print pongee in checks,. stripes and figure designs. Slight seconds, Handkerchiefs AtS pecial Prices W omen's Hand-Embroidered Handkerchiefs, 25c Each OF fine quality Irish linen, made with dainty 1-16-inch hem and trimmed with hand-embroidered Aluminumware, 89c Good quality aluminum 2- quart double boilers; round roasters; 8-quart covered kettles; 5-quart Windsor kettles; ro-quart dishpans. Women’s Union Suits 39c; 3 for $1.15 Of light weight cotton ie | Slight imperfections. with tailored top, cuff or chell knee. All sizes. Women’s Embroidered (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) Handkerchiefs, $1. Dozen Silks, $1.49 Yard Wamen's Handkerchiefs with 5t. Gall embroidery on Glace and changeable taf- fine quality mercerized batiste. feta: pur Slik cnhitton ’ " ainted texture; 36 inches Men Ss Linen wide. Many different col- Handkerchiefs, 39c Each ors and combinations. Also new foulards. (Escalator Square— Main Floor.) Irish Linen Handkerchiefs made with shirred or s spoke hems. (Handkerentet Dept. and Thrift Avenue—Main Fieer.) Printed Crepe, $1.00 Fine quality, medium weight Crepe, new designs and color combinations suit- able for Summer wear. 36 inches wide. (Square 7—Main Floor.) a — = eee | | i} 1 ' " ' eS ad em ee” lll : ee P Oh QRGr ms & | ee ee ne ee VT 4 : “ y : ’ ;

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ti > Tt icine » TUESDA®. WAY Gee - Ze MAY 19, 7925. -- Guily POST-DISPATCH alone has MOKL CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBIN kD +> x »* 6 ST.LOUIS PUST-GISPATCH po Pat oa mT ied ee ATTEMPTS 10. [- = ee — PROSECUTE JONES || amar toxpoN-pover EXPRESS @ Hugs ane | a Ee Prufroc PROBABLY A] END —thenee across the English Channel to Calais By, ESTABLISHED 1850—DIAMOND JUBILEE YEAR—2 -listinguish the latest ilk : These Three - Umbrellas. 16-rib,” elon —the route of England’s smartly attired bus- enameled frames aia iness men on trips to the Continent. - Take Advantage of the, Large Assortments and Remarkable | : : spire to place the smart ; ‘ ; 7 Wednesday All Indictments Against Values to Supply Your Entire Summer Needs in the brella high on the list of : : ‘ostume accessories, ~ | rmer County Prosecut | 3 7 i cos me i | () A - : hill t Here you will see men wearing the Aqua- M s ] f S mer | | mF n ur £ 9 ing Attorney Dismiss | scutum Topcoat. Made by an old reliable firm ay aie O um § &. 95 $13. | as Defective. that for years has been tailor to the Roya! t Uisbrelia. Shes ‘ } ) The dismissal yesterday by Cir- 4 4 a | “ ; . ‘a ; s | Te eetes McElhinney at Clayton | poune of Sagiand Attractive Graduation Gifts ome From $ ! NOt. O.cieccecs e* of four misdemeanor indictments azainst Adam Henry Jones, former be : +a] Prosecuting Attorney of St. Louyls A lopcoat of super-excellence in. maternal. County. probably puts an end to Looks. feels. and IS substantial in every way. attempts to prosecute Jones fer is . , _: : ~ 6 ‘ater alleged official misconduct. Keeps its exclusive-looking fit. ° heds water. Prosecuting Attorney Mueller, This firm during the war. made the service Jones’ successor, sald today that , ; fic - *,4) ; ’ - ; \ iwers., he would not issue informations and trench coats of high army o ' New Terri Vanities gS | In Chevron Designs | a) } a me a | 1. The Suites pictured below a Regularly $3.75 6 2a i@ ain wer iiala | Sn { eS ; 7 ue | 7 Anniversary Sale. rides-lo- $ el!) et a . — wig can profit by making their fu charging Jones with the offenses | \\'\ & | Hit. ace 4 ; 5) a ies charged in the indictments. The o =~ ig evervihing 1 stock has been | — . " ’ ‘ > . . i has . | \ : )” eS ' Eicher ana by fot erase be The atest styles in these fopcoats assure WING to the immense original quan- Sm ENUINE Terri Vanities. 3 = Sas September and by n SRS poi tae ; : . ee eke hae a ate é statute of limitations will have run, the latest london stvle at Vandervoort s. Im tity, there 1S stil] a W onderful selec again presenting an wees , ey POPU NY Of, pros | ported by us through special arrangement with tion, even after two days of enthusiastic Se confused Ge ecution, . : ‘ : : ce # oi . ser ‘ i Judge McElhinney dismissed the the firm of Aquascutum . = wie mesa buying. In faet, each Dress in this great ' imitations. : Pr, O \ cae indictments by sustaining demur- Many Leading men of affairs In St. Louis event is of such exceptional merit an at- More than merely a Van- : ““A rers filed by the firm of Harvey & 2 S taer, attorneys for Jones. The in- wear them. pact and siik velour puffs. The Assortments Include ; | Chevross' asa eee Ce | plated with gold or silver, Washable Silk Soie sar AM my eat that miy be carried as a hand. fi de l’Eau Dresses 7 —— bag, fulfilling the needs of the fashionable woman. 3 One of the indictments charged ° ii] t $2 15 Yard ? Vandervoort's Jewelry Shop—First Floor, ot ey tay nee | pte Scinti ada ° A most attractive new 1925 imported Summer |___ numtenammiadaiiili ' ' ' 0 Ol "ns a : ‘ er ==——- charge -against Charles Silvers of . Pe ’ " silk. of soft. lustrous c ualitv and es yecially practi- assault with intent to kill. A sec- Light \ eight—.\ on-Crushable e e ite ‘ bh] ‘ | non- ° ‘ : ; oud charged a like agreement to » cal for Summer because > its washable ane A Dainty ( hristening . noyle pros a charge of first de- pester tice | from England this new silk-and- shrinkable qualities. | : . talaga neareet bag en wee wool fabric provided an excellent choice for A tag on each Dress absolutely guarantees them B 4 had been indicted jointiv with Rob- 1 ei ¢ | 4 r- e 7 ert Kleeson. A plea of guilty was the Summer frock ot the traveler or tourist. oO wash and not to fade. | : ' 3 This } w o-Pi¢ entered by Kleeson and he is now ra heet se th: wate ‘en of silk and wool They ¢ in: tensive variety of jaunty, tar | Hand Embroidere¢ he: =~ serving .a 40-veaé term It 1s light mn OW eight, Woven OF SILK « ley come In an Cx CNSIN s dé weed: | ) kites h averment of gvilt In the indict- ISS Littlejohn tells women in an interest- ae ‘a a | Double Blankets, erit ee neié. sets forth ‘Linge and instructive miauner about. the Rales on Fur Repatir- ination—in fact. everything that assures vears $1 size, white with blue o miusions i e . : i str ; si i a ane ‘ , ‘ [fe . . ‘ : : . ne ' esc, racts hase (vat hrvn. Jovee rr mitt er (ng Now in kf fect. [,s- complete protection. Cambrie Sheets, _hem- pink border | ath s, ; r | f shie sna the lectur ite Mian Tat ) fon. 3 ! s Sot iat Seo i Shoes : | U ai with vessel, A _ le rald, fied with Justice of tha s ae - to atte had - nero bithe as : o—. | restores then natural beauty. Tan Leather Leading | Misses’ Cambrie Dra bs eace Werremeyer affidavits upon tlejohn for detailed information, care of Van- | - Fur Shop--Third Floor. | straps 95c reduced to hich to base issuance of war- rants. Tt was charged Jonec failed '» follow up the filing of the af- fidavits by issuing informations | dervoort 's ( ‘orset Shop. | Infants’ Shop Third Floor. ee - —~+---—-- = — ee ae ; Beginning Webbie baie Selling * : oS . e 5 ] Attr active Eight raging tne inicenene ints JP Vandervoort’s _ BLOUSES NEGLIGEES ~ Modish Boudoir Slippers sized: The’ cist picces consist of | | with an &-foot extension, five side ¢ that Carcino and Halloran were | | ‘ t pt | ’ 7, " found with “alleged intoxicatinys L, (GGAGE SHOP At 9) Priv C f | P aS. ¢ I or lhe June / roussedadu vj seats cevered in tapestry. The ei 4 iquors, If the liquors were in- 3 { | 4 f 2 rLce : . ¥ pieces, reduced from $240 tO... . 6s | A Special Group of —s _—_——__ ee In addition, Judge McElhinney | aes bass | colors, very attractive ae Seas oot % sea50 > | for Summer wear. egular egligees a . _ Black Enameled afferine Regular $100 Negligees at $50 Hatbox | R 35 00 BI Regular $97.50 Negligees at $48.75 $2 25 neg. $35. ay Regular $89.50 Negligees at $44.75 ° | R 25.00 Blous Regular $75 Negligees at $37.50 | Round style Hatbox, | eg. $25. 19 BO Regular $65 Negligees at $32.50 | carrying two hats. Sixteen- | at $12. Regular $55 Negligees at $27.50 the sweet girl graduate, are stunning Mules and D ye arriving daily. Styles are @ interesting diversity, and may choose for beauty 8 or with a discerning eye fort practical. naocnggrety pov fact should be «set otis eee ae ; RESSY Blouse: Pe OBE $ 5) $ 50. : a | | 7 | 7c ane ania panes. if thev “HE early vacationist is finding Vandervoort s Luggage 1) 'S Piel ouses ] XCLUDING French and domestic models of silk, velvet yf RD hy i0 —— Nine pleces, with silver cabinet, ') ee Sovieda igreaagea Shop replete with #mart and substantial traveling of washable sat- entffon and weol—handsome ‘ . . aay found, the indictments did not set forth in what county or townsh'p | the alleged liquor was seized or who mrade the affidavit before Justine | Werremeyer setting forth the seiz- ure. The Court also found there | was no showing that Jones had | been informed Carcino and Ha'- loran were guilty af offenses, it) he was not informed then he could | not be expected to prosecute, the (‘ourt found. Roesse!| . today expressed disan- pointment at the dismissal of the oer but pointed out that there is hothing he can do since he | VW d b T k Was A special prosecutor only for | ar ro © run the Jones investigation. Prosecut- | bs ing Attorney Mueller also declared | Above: | ustrated Illustrated Reg. $16.50 Blouses | Regular $37.50 Negligees at $18.75 New brocaded satin Mule, satin lined, Black blue. | leather Ur at $ 8.25 | Regular $25 Negligees at $12.50 | ribbon” rosette trimmed. in eat se: | ampere red inch size, and very moder- ately priced. vy —— Or tee erate Reg. $12.50 "saan Regular $20 Negligees at : $10 silver brocade, . at Regular $16.50 Negligees at $8.25 | And Other Selections Too Numerous to Me _ Reg. $10.00 Blouses 1 Neoli at $ 9.00 ne ~ ’ — egligees at toa POO pink, orchid or green, of | Pair, 86. ~ satin, Pafr, Women's Shoe Shop—Second Floor, ee he would not act. | § 4 } 50 } | BRiouse Shon Third Floor. —_—_ Hn | __ SOO Qe es ae —— ae ** ° sal ; ‘ x [ shall not issue informations | - 2% ' . against Jones,” Prosecuting Attor Ww T +. be, | . ee ; : \S mi ardrobe Trunk sult- i a 4 Pe ney Mueller said. “The offenses | A ; , v [ y [ / | : . fae , : eharged are largely technical. I } able for both men and wom- | é A 0 €€. “911171 eC) at d CTH OW , j 1Cé ae wy was not brought into the prosecu. | en, and built to withstand 4 De t'on originally and I shal! not at- tempt to enter it now” Jones, who has been in private — hard travel usage. Attrac- Poe Tae tively lined, fitted with five Ms 4; id Thi -Room 5000 Yards Washable Silk Broad clothisy sic simsos sm practice here since his retirement | drawers and separate shoe PA-SLE from office last January, an- and hat compartments, iron | Ple of good cabinet making. nounced recentiy that he intended | ing board and iron holder. | The four pieces include full-size to take up residence in Tos Angeles. ' Se vanity oe r asia : N imi | Ch ecks ‘ S ir ip CS; Rat nbow St e: Lpes — | reduced from $252 to. aes Loans on | i ( iy : } | Ve If both the dresser and vanity are Character a i uh tlw Suitcase - _ The Tub Silk of the season here in a superior quality and at a ° LP —s Pay $35 Csh, Balance in Ten E Your good name, attested , $4.25. | price so low that even the nfost occasional home - sewer will be. in- Ti oe " 1 | ° “6, pve by two friends, is all the | . — : » ; ‘ [iiiccend ad ery light weight Suit. | spired to make several low-cost tub frocks. Included are the well- Asle us about it for women, Cretonne lined, | Known Darbook Silks and others of equally fine quality. White with three kets; 20, 22 , rs . +|- : : : _ Industrial Loan Company _ see eadadhtenie _. background with checks and stripes in all colors. 32 inches wide. Wellstone OGice: 14866 Hodiamont Av. Luggage Shop-—Downsatairs. ' - . | (near Easton) , . , Silk Plaza—Second Floor ‘ ee _«_-~«~ : eee ew 7 4 ~ ~ ——___—_—_ - 4 )

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EE A - ——e - —— rf - l'mbretlas. 16-rib, colored. imeled> frames also CON. | spire to place the smart Um. | brella high on the list of me ACCESSOLIOS. _ : ia Shop—Firser Floor. tive Graduation Gifts erri Vanities Vanity +) af ) \ lhe ‘arried i si hand- ds of the fashionable woman. pris Jewelry Shop—-First Floor. Dainty Christening ass for Baby i te roidered ste ly Priced Ae) lace the sani ress. ~~ . Needfuls for Baby ed Ging- Infants” (oat Sweater, $i pink or white $1.95 Handmade Bootees, pink in a ge ero blue trimmed 75¢ in ished go cth aee4 tet ' Infants’ pink or blue Pil gs. Blue lows. Kanok filled 59¢ tes 20 10 | hem pink border $1.50 Size .thX Rubber Diapers, button O9¢ .?\ le 50c able a lyor v { nish Nursery $1.25 Chair with vessel, $3.95 yra 7 ine \lisses’ (‘aonbrie Srawers 95¢ reduced 1” 25¢ Afant« Shor Third Fioeor Boudetr Slippers lhe June Trousseau > § roo to $ 0 2 1) ? ST ae 1) to yrace the Trousseau. or as a rift 10 the sweet girl graduate. are oN stunning Mules and D’Orsays arriving daily Styles are im” interesting diversity, and one ee . may choose for beauty alone, “? “ : — : Be .) nS ith i discerning eve a) the practical. ted Above: Hiu~trated Below: eatin "Mu > TY hned Kiiack narent ‘t : ' 'rit, we leather T) ¢)reay are! e thy “A } lined with red ir, 86 satin, Patt $7.50. lections Too Numerous to Mention e shoe Shop —Second Filoo w Price A) Yard Cut Edges i distinguish the latest silk 4 . ls a | 33 E p= $8.95 $13.50 . ti ee $] Double voveoc oy rib] size. white with#lue or! A % al roadcloths. $7.69 a . ; et ie ; be Se 2 : = wm e oT Rit i —— F ba ; i . -~ ‘ > Prufroc k-Litton | Fourth and St. Charles | These Three Suites of Furniture Wednesday and Thursday In Our Anniversary Sale Reduced From $ An Actual Saving re ee st of $199 , Phe Suites pictured below are three outstanding values in our Anniversary Sale. Brides-to-be as well as brides of vestervear can profit by making their furniture selections now — practically evervihing in stock has been reduced. This T'wo-Piece Mohair Suite ee be és 4 is made in-our factory and is guaranteed—excellent mate- rials used in the construction. It will be covered in vour selection of any fine $7 per vard mohairs, one side of reversible seat cushtons in beautiful silk brocatel- les. Outside backs and outside arms of plain velour to match. The two picces reduyed from $18/ to................. ff Pay $30 Cash, Balance in Ten Equal Payments of $11 Each Month ¥ = + =)” eo } Attractive Eight-Piece Dining Suite ° A The Suite above has an interior construction that cannot be over-empha- sized. The eight pieces consist of 66-inch sideboard, 45x60-inch top table with an 8-foot extension, five side chairs and one armchair, $ seats covered in tapestry. The eight ] { Se, PUINOCOG: SHORT GE 10. Bo ccc cc ce ccc ce Pec eercccccees Nine pieces, with silver cabinet. reduced from 43500 to.............45 $ Ten pieces, with silver cabinet and serving cabinet, . reduced from 8325 to $230 Pay $35 Cash, Balance in Ten Equal Payments of $14 Each Month .— This Four-Room Bedroom Suite The Bedroom Suite above is of two-tone walnut. It is a splendid exam- ble of good cabinet making. lhe four pieces include full-size bed, roomy wardrobe, $ ‘enity and bench or dresser and chair. These four pieces, eee Tt ae ae aoe If both the dresser and vanitv are wanted, Suite will cost $68 additional. Pay $35 Cash, Balance in Ten Equal Payments of $13 Each Month Extended Payments Convenient If the three Suites are purchased ($480)—pay Deliveries $100 Cash, balance of $380 in ten equal payments of —can be arranged. Furni- 88 tach month—no interest. Or 2°% discount for tnre selected now will be in full. held for later delivery. -“ M ~ . ’ - se @ . . ne rene@erai executive coune ‘he association. oy e ies ° e ik ¢h.0 4 * , aT , j pellion ASKS LAT WO apa - nen? nouses ov ned Ty" Jones eens s wife, be placed under a trus for the henefit of the plaintifts pending the accounting. The pruop- erty consists of two apartment houses, located at 6833 Kingsbury boulevard and 66%1 Kingsbury boulevard. The forme’ has a mort- gage of $16,000 and the latter one | of $13,000 against it,jaccording to the petition. No estimate is mage of the valurs ' . tof the property aside from the in 7 eur roar A GREATER TELEPHONE SYSFEM FOR A GREATER ST. LOUIS lephone News Published by the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company to inform its subscribers of the telephone development of a Greater St. Louis r | EXTENSION | | TELEPHONES Ne. 12 | ee — ————- es am eee Laclede-Prospéect, at Grand and Botanical Avenues will be the first machine switching central office in St. Louis. When the building and | equipment are ready, early in 1926, fourteen thousand telephones noy in servicein the Grand, Sidney and | Victor offices will be connected to Laclede-Prospect. They will probably continue in ' use in Grand, Sidney and Victor until a given date when a sweeping *‘cut-over’’ will be made to the new system. Patrons will be given full instructions in the use of the new system before the change. SWITCHING OFFICE “ LACLEDE-PROSPECT”’ a ACERS ya. Ridensres After the cut, the equipment at Laclede-Prospect will be gradually increased. The Sidney office will be eliminated by degrees, and will fi- nally disappear when the second machine switching office, Chest- nut, goes into operation. Grand and Victor will continue as manual offices for some years, sharing the south side with Laclede- Prospect. Later they, too, will change to mechanical switching. This will occur either by absorption as additions are built to Laclede- Prospect or through replacement by new offices. - _IMPORTANT COGS oo, 3 ) Increasing use of service it former Kinloch offices. Delmar, Central and Victor, former Kinloch central offices, are important cogs in the enlarged unified systemi and serve more than 2, ,000 subscribers. Each subscriber now served by these | former Kinloch offices may be connected | with more than five times as many tele- phones as before the merger. Asa result, subscribers served by Central who were making an average of 4.2 galls each day are now averaging 7.24 calls; Victor sub- | scribers who were calling four timesaday | are now calling 6.05 times and Delmar sub | scribers who were averaging 4.3 times ea: | dav are now calling on an average of 6.95 times per day. This indicates that unification has meant a great increase in the use of service and the force of operators handling the calls in these former Kinloch offices has been | greatly enlarged. —" 2 | “TINDELL”’ A new machine switching office will be built on property recently acquired by the Telephone Company on the southwest corner of Spring and Washington. The office will be known as Lindell and will take over the area of the present [ indell office and eventually most of the local lines of the present Bomont office. ee ee oe A two story building will be erected first, @ith a foundation capable of sup- porting three additional stories. The ground plan is 123 by 126 feet. Construc- tion will begin as soon as possible. The Building cost will be approximately $250,000. | | Extension telephones save thousands of steps, and cost but a few cents a da) KINLOCH PLANT Growth of 19,000 Tele- phones Since Beginning of Merger Largely Made Possible by Former Kin- loch Plant Ninety percent of the telc- phone plant purchased from the Kinloch company in 1923 is now serving the people of St. Louis in the local telephone system. This is true despite the fact that almost 13,000 telephones or approximately 40°, of all those in Kinloch service before the merger have since been discon- tinued. About 8,000 of these were duplicates made unneces- sary by the merger. In addition many subscribers moving dur~ ing the merger, discontinued Kinloch service and later be- came subscribers to unified ser- vice at their new location. In many cases they were served by available Kinloch plant. As indicated above, 90°; of the Kinloch plant released by removals is in use now in the enlarged local telephone system. Of the Kinloch plant now in ser- vice, about 37°; is in land, build- ings and switchboards and 56°, in the aerial and underground distributing system. The telephone instrument is but a small part of the plant needed .for telephone service. Back of the telephone are two wires leading through cables, overhead and underground, toa switching office that is equipped with distributing frames, bat- teries, power plants, switch- boards and intricate testing machines. All are a necessary part of telephone service. It is estimated that more than 183,000 telephones will be serv- ing subscribers in the Greater St. Louis area by January Ist, 1926. Do You Need An Extension Telephone? yi 4 -. GREATER ST. LOUIS PROGRAM ~ $7,250,000 DURING 1925 a er ee — ee ee ee “Se ae ee _ —~ More Than $600,000 Being Spent Each Month for Telephone Development During the entire year 1925, the South- western Bell Telephone Company will in- vest more than $600,000 each month in the telephone development of the Metro- politan district known as Greater St. Louts, The total expenditures for the company for the year 1925 will reach $7,250,000 which is more than the budget for all governmental purposes of the average c.ty of 175,000 people. More than half of the total sum will go directly to meet service needs. $800,000 will be spent bet ween now and January Ist, 1926, on aerial con- struction alone—that is, on pole lines, copper wire and aerial cable. The figure of $800,000 for aerial construction means that in this type of work alone $100,000 each month will be used. Sixty-seven gangs are now in the field extending overhead lides. A year ago there were but twenty. $1,000,000 FOR UNDERGROUND \nderground construction will cost slightly more than aerial as approximately $1,000,000 will be epent on cable con duits and under- ground cable. In this work several hundred laborers will be em- ployed in addition to the experienced crews that place the cable in conduits and attend to the splicing of joints, An important building program is also under way. In addition to the new ad- q ministration building downtown, Laclede- Prospect a new central office for South St. Louis is under construction, and two others Lindell and Benton will begin soon, In addition, approximately a million and a half will be spent on switchboard equip- ment and the installing of telephones in homes and buildings. ) On every hand, during the menths to on come, evidence of telephone activity will be encountered, : = RED CROSS AWARDS National Red Cross awards for the year 1924 for first aid and life saving by em- ployees of industrial corporations and for resuscitation of accident victims were all nade to employees of the Bell System, according to a recent announcement, Six men—four linemen, one repairman and one a foreman—received awards for first aid and life-saving. The cases varied from the rescue of fellow telephone em- ployees in contact with power wires to the rescue of a young man who had wounded himself with a gun while hunting, and the rescue and use of first aid in the case of a farmer who had cut his foot with an axe. T¥o central office repairmen, one em- ployment supervisor and one foreman received awards for use of resuscitation treatment. Cases of electric shock, drown- ing and gas poisoning were successfully treated by telephone employees trained in first aid work. All field employees of the Bell System are thoroughly trained in first aid methods and resuscitation and as many are made expert as possible. The value of this training is indicated by the Ked Cross awards. 4 Have you received a copy of the 1925 Telephone Almanac? You may get your copy by asking at the counter in the Commercial! Office. 7 , ws ; | still ' Ninth Full-Fashioned, Strongly Reinforced Sheer Chif- fen er Service Chiffon. Beautiful color. assort- ment. A pair QuALy Hosiery LOCUST Hosiery 7or Men, Womenand Children A Super Quality Hosiery Value | By Our Women’s All-Silk self. It penetrates the wool fibres __Larves is easy to use. Insert the Chiffon Hose $F 85 | QUR \ Quality Hosiery POLICY / and for Less HOSIERY SPECIALISTS FOR 15 YEARS -_—_—— ure safe anywhere. ‘NoMoreMoth- 821 | Larvex Makes All Woolen Things Mothproof bLarvex makes woolen things moth- But these worms will not eat any proof. It gives vou absolute pro- thing protected with Larves. tection from moth-damage. It is so Larves is as odorless as ae en sure, that once sprayed, your things Colorless and stainless, teo. Wont You do sot burn or explede. It is non mjur'- _ have to pack them away. re Spray it on anything except Larvex mothproofs the cloth it- and becomes part/of the goods. America’s leading textile manufar- turers use it so that they can offer This throws a powerful spray you goods already mothproofed. that every 3 Pairs Be sure, this year, Gor Cae woolen thing you own is safe. Spray them with rvex. worm will eat them. moths themeelves. Ning Ther lay the eggs which hatch inte the tiny moth worms that do all '\ the damage, amd cat al) year-round. Then, no moth- Forget the Ther cat noth- !NoMoreMoth-Damage! Pump up aad down with one i. mothproofs every woolen thing it touches! Larvex with new-type ato-

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Ry , : ° ele 3 TUCESDAT. TUESDA Z MAY 19. 1928. s ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH .~e Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other ev ening gemepaper “ eee a - ae em — a OO ——— a 3 " i i a a a he | [SsErerereracs"? - se | . - - : s re | 2» | s a a a a Sea se a . i ee Mattress Slip Co Full or Twin $ onl Size, Each... [er are made of unbieached moe oe a a tapes f » nz neat ” protect the mattress from all dust, they: sed more comfortable They are easily — - bE cae / $1.98 Beautiful Chiffon Hos: erv \ a = Thousands of-Yards of | yoaadg os $1 29 vas Women’s and Children’s (‘Rarcain Rasement ) * -_ 7 ee SSS "Sa 2 8’ ora Une’ ee'ue a” ad - a s é = j _ —— D . Fs Sale Worth | § | $2.75 Wall Paper. er . : . . ; | g > 16 rolle wall. 18 yards ber- . 7 der. 6 rolls catl- an ; MEN BEGINS To Attend! WRB | 22 = $1.65| | 8S . : e 2 sack paste. Lim- ot = e\ The Store for ALL the People. 5 ‘ " | - of a Seee = pod Soil Building to Increase , . a on @ euuebinr..-. " . - (Third Fileer—YVagents. } Farm Production Iss W, d 44 | S oemenniennemndl ely Topic ednesda asement Sale o | Found to Be Lively Topic : | , > 7 - | : ad ee e - a in Many Communities. . j eas a : . = Wednes a Staff Correspondent of the Post- = ‘ Dispatch. o ne : CIJNTON, Mo., May i8.—Lime '@ a , and legumes are the watchwords a — f ‘ 3 m the thriving agr jitural sections . ’ of Missouri traversed yesterday by ° Phone Orders Tonight | Be here early while : we DE at tourists ofthe s.\© s 6:00 to 8:30 P. M. the selection is com- louis Chamber of Commerce. Im-/§ ‘>? Olive 4534-X, 4535-X, plete—Sale starts at rene ent : t he goll bv the oes s a . 4536 X, 4537-X 9 a. rr. of iiberal applications of crushed — . limestone and planting of alfalfa e mA & ’ Order by number cree ‘7 enmerer Clover r some other of the 7 W 7 j ist of legumes is the paramount » ry ° iagsue. om every hand are to be seen y f ; be the beneficial effects of it a -7 oo ' Mall Your Order 25 S rt St ] / 3 >». Proof Pads Jefferson City, where the canes 7 ' Fill eat Biank belew. “We reserve the ‘ ma y es i\ : 24 Pade fpr iap or erib oihn~d an ss pepelarty supposed to! ® oa tn right to substitute, ao sidinguniia for street, shore, outing, porch, , | cise i0218-is foe he conducting the affairs of pa \ ne ek Ee 4 4... @ . ! ss ths «ie whole Btate. was the first stor | = iy r s models. finished with daen hand as a: versity of Missouri and ix : = Cc ual S , . Sizes for infants to 2 vears sie much encouraged wit t} —s = " O7 ¥ . e “One Sininin of the os : on ; : { } 3 yards material $2. % | 1 . - 4 : : ‘ ’ ‘) z 4 . | _ ’ : proving the soil wit! nest ir 4 | , “~ Trimmings, findings, i ¢ /*, a preparation for legume planting - . } , \ 7 he said. “is the quality of rock. A} : dp \ , eer 2.50 Hit / . . | used l have known of se | RS og tk ee $5.32 | i . a & Set Gul Aled || = : ash Fa bought crushers for pulverizing *h- & | ’ - ic . 4 | fi | “ | limestone had been conten’ * ms . Hi : : 4 Any Sione iha’ came ancy z r | | D S | B | | S | | ) sf . they had Sent a sarnp'+ ' = mm Some with one pocket, some wi hn two, some W ith ho po k- : : . CW ] ee Some Of those wh o 3 id i= 4 Pers TH hrea k the long lorigs (Aono!) ~TMart snort cleepres. al] wt . ~e at pointe remote from the ra 3 . —_ Si ah il ie iit) , be . . >» (“Maia as ANY wid Union Suits marenin manement = autom“biles. — Long Trousers 8 s ° same 4 . mas . . ‘ eet eames rare anenied _y Tots Bloomers : . » DS doeiceren ono 300 Pairs Men's and Of cotton sateen and washable cotton: crepe, Seg : he me oe ’ be 2 - & - ‘ ' , —_ we . ~ es . ee — : ‘Young Men's eS . vrinces — ed. Sizes : 6 yea Z5C | Sith ents wodras watet......-) 00 ' iin tare a y la Infants’ Shirts "Kiddies Play Suits . ¢ : a ae tA . . oP . ; J _- . : " itt >. Sy» and . =, xcellent A dirve to the Stace fairground calares [Trousers cre, sine "G6 | ones orton, im, button: Splenaid, Metis Play Suite of guest ieee oS a as i= a e : « , = rifry« ©: ar’ * 7*s ?9g : Tl rie 4 n red atne ss. S.eeves and 7% a a wn ‘a _ ‘ _— 2 shade ate @ 7 (Bargain Rasement.) 7 ars : - Cc Kk et “s -* : IS im and mapie trees Iso | ; ee te ati ne Quilted Crib Pads Kiddies Panty Waists i dl i, rR Spring colorings. Wid Dainty Step-Ins and Bloomers Ried wits weckett cones me f good quality musiin. in styles am 3 stop ' ! : = : th e — winatic. seam 2" fran oe ‘ in reund : . | sis oe f . “ Bao » , : ram, / : ee Sat gre and. cole a. ty: bea eee Women’s White Canvas Low Shoes “o8y Dame that maces toning sae i “69c nehes a Sinsneian 98 Be Samples of $3 and $4 kinds at | a 54.98. ee a ee exaed Bhialaain ride rocks Sire Cc Cc Sizes 2'2, 3, 342. 4 and 412 only. Your choice of. straps and f caked tn Geant Bente ae area, eee i (Bargate Basement.) — A (Bargain Rasement.) ‘Bargeia B JXiords, With “:oodyear weit or flexibie 3 leKay sewed soles...... ; ‘ZE2 of the Solktome’” - 7 : & asement.) Ea (Bargain Basemest-—Nagents.> k here ata inches in etze Bolster for ever A a MS : | mer mse ee ped all areond. tam - - + 907 s # z 24 ~~ . = . . . @ - . « 2 . es s . . . . . * . - a s . « . * a . * . io « ® ® a S * —— = —— — - Se RR ERR tree ng eer ¥ SO Tr re ~~? 7 a Sax _, VT ’ ? > r; apt’ eA Ve ee ‘ o> aoe Me “Piet ee: ' or % oe a FEE ag i. * : ay a eh) Pai. Dh 2) he Ia" . ~ 2 ‘ f “

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8 er ye eee — = el - Te Ret itn teen 25 ie ei alias 4 i ec ee Tae .* » TUESDAY, X MAY 19, 1926. MAY is to:, The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 9 ral des‘tgns 40 in. wide. 7 $2.50 Crepe de Chines—A Vj ednesday good, heavy quality In ‘ the wanted eolors We have a cam- plete range of light- " weight Suits for the Vi 2. 8 8 eee e: —— anal ‘TSS STs Sere N : . y oot — —| a a Yew Charge Accounts Being Opened Daily—How About Yours: All Busses to Our Door cone eRe — adie A S 9 10 l 89¢c Sizes 14 to 44. Sizes 14 to 20 and 36 to 44 ” u = Sizes for inf t ; (Fourth FloormNugents.) } t J . - (Secénd Fleor—Nugen ts.) \ ~ (Sesend Floor—Nugents.) #/ | af. nif ) , dete | ‘ $1.49 New Brocaded Canton | 49c Printed Voile | New Printed Crepes | $1.49 Printed Miracle Crepe | 59c Newport Voile A ) 40-inch Canton Crepe in both printed A new essortment of patterns just | A new shipment of half-silk Crepe de A silk-mixed fabric with an appeal- 44-inch hard twist quality in all the t ) and brocaded patterns. In new popular received. Stripes. plaids, floral and Chines in new pristes — includ- ing crinkle. Printed in beautiful pat- wanted plain staple and high t' designs. The color combina- ead te cela he eng, Tbe 8 atripea, dots ore an = terns on lustrous, plain shades. shades “Tab Pp ri : | tions are beautiful. Yard.... $ : . | 9 —_ a good quality a le ions SOC pn. ‘Soa. Brespics rr. we $1.25 TAP crcccccesesseasessecen 98¢c Da Pits prow”. ......... 40€ i : ‘ \ . a i 8 } , — — vanities b 2 c (Ss = = = SSS SSS ———— SS TO =a”_"-(— ee ; | } SS FFF EFFSSS FFF u | = | | Men's Hot-W ' “ eG V\ l S i oo : . s f | en Ss {10t- eather ‘ ' Wednesday—Home Furnishing Da : New Printed ) yomrmette i * Crepes——In the wante Alt Summer shades with flo- 45 shee ma cnt: Gale | | \ Artificial Silk Panels . artificial silk met: in Axminster Rugs ere ako | ‘ | 2-Pants Suits |: i Rugs $42.50 N CW 9x] 2 Cu T Cains Beautiful. }ustrous ‘4= i a gy tN, a tt ty gayi Lauwia, tan, copoa, Fred, ‘ Summer days—Suit t ashes of roses, navy blue, Ni the : ana ‘Ae ara : ° U OMS ; iS); the gold tints. Finished with wide artificial silk fringe. . ) ¢ or black. 40 in ‘1ae ({s\' } ; pint ‘ wre yt Be tif) 1 Oo 1? R = . _—_ ” iecCe a FaPGS 1ONE: CRED «ko ctia ct ste dabe « 0 04adee nue a of mohatr, flannel, i $2.69 nae Depteny ee Wh eautiul PXle ugs, woven in one Pp! $ 7 . tropical worsteds and " Dl af aeeee din ‘deae sy) durable quality. Many attractive designs on $1.19 Ruffled Curtains {| 95c Casement Materials gabardines. New pat- } , ag ee ee ee oe {49h backgrounds of taupe, blue, rose and tan. Just Neatly made of crossbar miate- Rich, lustrous pongee color Case- ferns and models for in, wide Boresses f Wie the Rug to brighten up the home. These Rugs rials. Full ruffle and wide width. ment Materials. Make beautiful this season. 4 Printed Crepe de Chines— YK are known for their durabiljty, Wednesdav.. 1 inthe: included. 2% 05¢ mal i ee §9¢ -.. a. ( . : vard te 2 art . 6 e.66e @ KEES “ok ~— combinations. 40 in. wide KK (( Yaras IONE, Palr cc cecses i i | ; Xt wre , : XG is t ery ogkers gees x $35 Seamless Velvet, 9x12 Ft. Rug $1.29 and $1.45 Artificial Silk Draperies X Sa r 4 ; % ate " y : om ! f\\ ‘ . . , . —_— at a Tit fimures jrapertle the lot. ("ol "| are blue, st \' 4 ‘ ang ta — and i) (00d heavy quality of seamless Velvet Rug in oe a | Q5 hy peat ge wrnparnet 7 er, wie S&C $26. ‘) j ,' rn ban 9 ‘ . ia ae . . i : . an 1u)1 ie ¥. Je Weeeeeeeoeeereeeseeeeeeereereeeeeeeeeeaeeeeees “* wide ; r )) beantifirl desi@ns and COlLOrINGES. \\ it] vive the best . 7 “ ‘ ‘ : eS eal al Sample Baby Coats 10-inch Nowhwind oscillating $5) J of pat- atom beuace Sane: C 48c each . 35¢ ee sonderful 85 | a a es Ss, 2 Simmons ored, full eut. en ane white Sizes . ‘ Simmons Simmons ImmMmons . lees ( Si Zes § 10 16 ; are 4 _ yee p )} hs “ ye . ; . = 2 . , - ? ‘eee eevee eevee eneevae (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) i eC ~ Bow-End Mitered \W\ iIndsol Squa re | LDe i (Third Floor—Nugents.) ; “ as, » . ‘ . x -_ a ms ape peli tl i Beds seds Beds Beds ‘_ ute little Hompers and Creepers; some with )) 4 A partécula’ style Continuous - post ( tope, in *olid colors and combination, A&c {i A conservative style that har- A popular etyle equare square tubing w th orna- atyle—grouped fillers. Pu | Paar MM, f th white madras waist pete neers \ monizes with any bedroom suite. ~ a Ru... ace ber te poy on pe ete AS +a Priced an WEG Woe } CN. ) iddies’ Solid center with cane panel ends. sise—wailnut finish. ish. on | j | ee plendid Kiddies hr oe qual- oy a ee ~ 15 25 his. | a : i) Straw H t | | blue « hambra y for boys : _ lent neatly i Pull size 3 a me ] e ‘4 my © an (Third Fieor.) a Ime Mimedi in red at neck, Sleeves an 79¢ i OURS Y 4 eke 6 6 ele.6.' , itt oket ; Sizgek ®@ ta & Pars ; . pees (())) x — 41) . ad iddies' Panty ,Waists KK . Sal Ty ny A Special : wt > or’ bovs a e oni y —— a ual) velis 7. at yle: ‘ ») _ iff Value a: neat Panag d and re aes a 29¢ \ S50 OOO Keet 5-Ply Red Fourth Floor Hi = : - : 7 yy Baby Pillows | ’ see xs Hy OOD filled and covered with merce! zed \ q} = . Mi ad ee? nk, blue ad white, ’ \" e233 B he ‘ SSS i317 “att i a 39¢ More of These 'e* ¥ i , } (Rargain Basement.) ; 6 Mh ; or Mattress Slip Covers | { H i ew wide br g | a Ki New wide brims attress Slip ; (;arden Hose Wi ah tones ane - an creed Ni) - split straws, light- ‘ a: yy : : able : 0) | ; : d C . d Full or Twin $ 59 A strong and very dural " ‘ _ ) weight sennit an hil ren $ o1Ze, EGC. . < . pg sprinkling Hose, which will give 25 Feet hs om straws. All of our , excellent satisfaction and stand A —— ) Straws are weatherproofed. They area made af unhbh! ens hed muslin, strongly )) \\ 1 f With Hy : Sewn, with tapes for tying neat ly yyy Bg rbd i hard usage. Guarantee or en- Couplings N E a Ch f F B ds | rotect the mattrese from al] dust; they i : ; ae ( } W oes * More coy “he Pg Thev are easily put on and i tire season Mm this sale. )))) Oo x a arge or ancy an s taken off and are easy to lnunder when necessary. 0) \ Third Floor—Nugents.) ) i Wi h C li (f (Third Fliceer—N agents.) : ae ell a ace ‘’ 50. Feet With Couplings Of hich-grade black 4-PLY rub- We ee. erent ane ate we in! b Guaranteed all season. . es included Your ehoice of straps. )) | ae om ; we: 1: ee see ae er. suar se wig | } ——— ’ outs and Oxfords. in black satin, tan Crin kled Yo $8.50 Garden suoee; of extra high araye oan yr tenaain ruaber, ve $5 5 Boys W ash Suits kid. white elk. white canvas, patent x v0) flexible and will not Kink. : (Guaranteed oe fee with coup secs -* ye sks RES pe , k kid, and com. , Rayon 18c Garden Hose; high-grade ned inmoulded best corrugated rubber, fully war- I3c Wash Suils Of Every Q S ranted. (Couplings connected without charge.) Per foot...........cccccccecaeces Style Color and | hildren . ets ‘ $1.50 Hose Keols; $2.95 Hose Keels;: hold 100 59° Hose Nozzles; a!i-brass Malerial binations. Strans ( hold 100 feet of hose. feet of hos:. Made of all- will throw a fine and liarkce " two-eve ‘Ties, itn —— O88 | | Made of hard- 95 “ stee|, green $I] 9 Spray, with 39c¢ Made in} button- . white @lk, fleld ° | wood. Specia!.... c ee . BMMR-OFt . cc cc cescdewse on. middy style an calf and two- ——— ; , a . 7 ° . : ddy = : . . GUARANTEE and the famous mudd! Garden and Porch Furniture Underpriced ws geen alee ae sailor Gaite--wite ae S & to misses’ or , d Onl ) es 21 , foldin ose to this : ‘ at n ’ . Chairs, adjustable to 4 posi $2.50 Lawn Beaches, *', ft. wide, iding year k nd a . M ednes od y ican. ich wente of heavy 39 and well braced; red and natural 9 fresh. "tive, mg a pair long and one pai ‘Rayon—new term for artificial silk. neste Gude... s:<omenestiiedabece +s: : weatherproef fimish..........ccsedees . paw! —— —— short trousers, in white 0) - dyripeerenepenanennncomsatahnatiaainneinieet — re os ee ee prev ac- nv $ L WwW Shoes ' nine rayon, a silky texture, has been g:ves 9 480 Camp Stools; folding; well meade, 39¢ $29.50 to 835.00 Couch Hammocks, made tory im the course of the and blue a oO ‘"nky finish that makes ironing unnecessary. It makes WStta GUGK GOAL. os ccccccccccvessccecees ot eivbak Beale ctecl cides: etandaré-clse erason. é as at te spreads underpriced for Wednesday at Dut $5.95 Porch Swings; extra strong; 4 49 Dee. Seeeres KR | eee ee Sizes i y Wie | lternate with the same with non-rust chains; very roomy... D449 valance. Suspended with heavy chains and 95 choice of stra and Pale, oe soe ees in old rose, blue, alter 3 ~ Ba TT 4- n- 10 floor samples; while “ . iy powell soles... ee _ Sense Name Suneams 260) Soran O75 | thy tests een. es s-a---- 20 a ee 3 to cmanh a see ee eee * the bedroom. Mise ——————E SOE SES renin Dasement—Sagents.) 49x90 inches we pm i Rolxter for over the pillows ; SS So - — Years : —_— Bealloped all around. (Main Floor—Nugents.) ‘ | . Ww . eo oe om oe ee te oe os he ee fe ee ee ee ee ee sees. EF t@ws & ae. pe Bae 8 88 8.8.88 8:06 8 8 , ae | : - =" on BB ka 8 8 §RBSeeseeeeaeseaans RREeuepeensewase wes ens s.e ea 2-8 a ~- ee Si as le eal =e

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~ WBINED fon than the morning and one other evening —— CO ca S WORE CITY Circutation 10 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The amine POST-DISPATCR alone has ~ . 7 1 ‘ract of timber, two miles PfeyThisFor SNHEIDASBAND www et Ser et ae inne had e Pa thoroughly wa’ , OF BANK ROBBERS = rc eee communes 6 re ry W eek g the cheese or spaghets $| 87 LOUIE v ine s ’s Specta oslery i the c for s ® ae H c Vind you fhis Ose is spec cal ly priced Men and Two Women & a. Clinic rRrough analysis of the de of every "dey in the year’ It hes tr. : : | ‘ u j our customers in fou weak metTrO- rer erenr? laberet ory test and . : : ia weg i Arrested CoTTICia Is 8556 Caroline &t —-(Near Grand) politan renters — hare ohtained a 5 umphed over = 4 : a ‘ 0 T \A } Beurs: 9 A. M. te 4 P. M. Dally et abl = H af : . ' awaits you in both chiffon avd thread e re vi © ®Stia Os¢€ cnhicnh Ue OF ae ‘ fic 7? elk rit ‘ juick a nating i . SOLO BOBO BOBO CE J liewe te be 6 value of mest aausuel silk weights. All silk or h liste Se tn Dawe th “a al vow mouthe eee a rela ops. | " ‘is ' Jo ' ase . re ° r i "4 ley ogy Sepapy | ST PRANKF KLINE’S—Main Figor 3 Pairs for $5.50 “6 Smart New Colors : os r . ~ bls | wz Ss , ; : att = i - ¢ n % "s > | Lo ms. ow his e suspected av- - , . heres T: pte n a halt zen, ‘\ : ee! 2 pag pway ‘8 MORGAN ST NOTICE WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS ~__but all kids don’: do it’* . —Ot a ees Son * Coe 5 ee Si | . Fraternal OrdersaSocieties, 9 haries ¢ | 2 5 0 entilien Can gtty tt “dora Churches, Lodges. te ge Se | pi Bd (Siar Brent Shen SPECIAL SALE OF wil Me on (Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.) IN ‘his same stunt, when you dale he Mississ eee . NS as , meee y hirn. He’s only satisfying that e W nikal et en e' _ pou! | 4 og } iy a G O oO D : Ly O t Sy ST. LOUIS . . in DETROIT st toes all youngsters have for ‘stead a on gan! etic . - a : . ts. "ha at T z | | : \ , i ’ ,ALtbhs “ x STILES FOR KANSAS CITY tw a CINCINNATI Se tlie ey ee Hh ss te . = - . a a ca ad . EN. Cp f f 0 oa e'tTs ire oT a hos , sizes aft , —— =~ | Splendid Grisp New Purchases: 3 met « ; Yhite fre Uf ied ergoizetiva ~~ : + | id ' Sy Boys’ i Shoes Girls’ end Low ee | j eo. ae ; ieee w if) pe wer tse ac o i me “ : sus & indl . iid 7 ~ age OF eee tor | day fos ” ° ank tele one (entra! l1o0é: are es re, ws , awe 1¢. ou raventativ€ wil lhe i oe : _— entifie e (lore ® residente ) aps 9 Als —_ Be aie 89c | 4> , on a : ~ — , prin Ad In Daring New rt $2.00 Silk 0.N.T $3.50 Geor- ' “a Stripes s Gloves sae gette Crepes . ~ aa - 5 ¢ er T2, , r « ‘ > 4 “ _— a 2 —_ =“ , s i : . ~ . = ge . Dec | _ stagger A as 4c | $ : c 1 98 $1.19 4 : Smartest Summe : LQ Sr oohayon | S3toS4 61 $1.50Panels€ meOOTWEAR | tees cl ’ Ra ry ‘ netting ‘ ih \' « “— Panels — = ta ¢ ma wid | 0 oer 4 | _ t 7 | | YOU CAN BE “SURE OF THE LATEST a 3 ) . | MODES ALWAYS... AT KLINE’S 69c 1 98 1 19 | ... AND AT POPULAR PRICES. TOO! ees | r Shades ’ . $1.50 Men’s | Ultra-smart Shoes suitable for SI - Boys Waists and Boys’ | every Summertime occasion. The $ On va Special! for c | styles are very new. well designed Wongow ades | 4 : : and expertiy made. We Sena ~“ - bo Wednesday overalls 7 fe. | Wa oe ae - unusually attractive group at this met +. suble ists. ages — ~ _ ee we BR : oe * “, : ‘ . —_ ) . very moderate price. . a , Z value ete ry y a ; | o~ . : ST Nis MONTHLY FAYMENTS : = i td « : : re = F. a ; ' : : j - | . ts . : a ‘ : The Marcheta 25c $1 ‘ (Z ~~ aie .* : : | 4 . va) Snect A smart new novelityv Compare this Slipper of oe em eta tincragudt oe with white kid underlay s have ever . : Can also be had with 38 CHINA RUG ‘Sx12 $ 95 ‘ giving you FREE . 7 apricot satin underlay S re Sax Shade, | ) ; | | | Music Roll Cab- | So i $] () F ~e1e you a : wm boven of nad in tha cts $22 Linoleum Regs —Ox2 $ ee Ee e* heain ) Handsome Bench home Somnesee™: * me | lhe Beau-tie : piteset a nee ae wait! , | | ss ~ cee ery Your Old Musical Instrument . featuring gu : a De $I. 25 Cork Linoleum as Part First Pa stitching. The ma- . terials om this style os on. . 19¢ New Starck Player-Pianos, S900 are apricot satin. 1 > i» a black satin and pat- = kid tie act 65¢ Felt beers : y. \. Starck g j $/] {) ' wi AQe ‘ _ Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Upe . ¢ - = wa ~ : ‘ -; | - lwo Of lhe Many Lovely Slyles al $11 Are Pictured 1018 OLIVE St. (S. E. Cor. i oe . ‘an ** zh," ——— ee tiie ge Sg PR —— eee eee 7 W eee _- - =

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As Cor vi, : | u eee, es hh SON eo St ae PAT ) S ¥ v “ ‘a $ ,- ET e we eee! " -¥ a Pa ie ; . , c - gs _ ~e Sat re RY i Se Ne re eee tees, Ste" Ga = wren ‘ ~ : wae " - : tie * "4 ™ ; . ; — Tt) 4 y TUESDAY. | MAY 19, 19% 2 68 DF : MAY 1% ‘ o. Fi The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57.000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TWO HURT WHEN ALTO Sah a, Ta LET US PROTECT YOUR FURS IN OUR MODERN COLD STORAGE VAULTS—CALL CENTRAL 6660.) > Nk | , . HTS TRAFIG SIGNAL ONNENFELDS He re ‘, 610 to 618 Washington Avenue . a | uihicn al y Week ou. this Hose is specially priced day in the vear’ It has tri- d ovrr every laboratory tcst and you in both chiffon avd thread Cights. All silk or with liste xc Four Other Persons Injured in Motor Vehicle Accidents. Injured, ‘"y ’ | ?. ] | . . - | | aeaTinw BDalank, 43 Vv ars old 411% 4 *] Af var . . ‘ . bas nhavenue. lractured skull and ed Endless Variety and Exceptional Chic in ° Smart. New Colors ———— ee Re ro Bee Ewing avenue, fractured sku}) . : ge | Bertha Smith, 15, 2623 North | Ry ve of reg, . —s . ; j ee Jeffer nN avenue fractured sku]! | nee and internal iniurie * : ai if} UW! it = oo ] 1 st by 4 ’ 3S el — ae WNlingler. Sa. L318 | ie ( levelund avVenile Kast St | outs | 4 fractured gkull and internal iniu- ’ 2 ob ries | ; . ‘ a” \] re Kn » , on, : : -mma Kober. > ~ S16 i *__ but all kids don’t do it’* North Taylor avenny tured | ee " .' A | sii and con USSION of Ulain | | ; Theodore \V hjte "c 4% ° | O doubt you were guilty of Pe We eS | oe White, from lacerations about the | reat Cray : . , face. Hie Was ch arged with felomi PZ ( mb ti ‘ } | ous wounding and care ies3 driving. ts | ace O ina {ons . 1 a i l’rat He Ba a i + Fae bi ivton | ,. ri) | er ’ .re tn) -1f far } —_— ee ’ , . vt “ avenue, suffered a fractured Shull ¢ 4 7 A £ ’ + }at 6:10 a. m, yesterday when struek | ‘ae Y an over : ADVERTISEMENT ee, nee oe aes | wi Pa aces N : 7 fied negro at Jetferson avenue near . iF : { As good on the one la Salle stree t. Not thinking he} t i} : hand es on the “was hurt he went to his work. col * 7 F 7 ee aad bape Sun- lapsing at 1p. 1 MWe was taken! 4 A bail . . - : . is . ; = RE? day'e Bost-Dis | Whatever type of Dress you desire, you will find it here in many appealing versions, at ‘i What a boon it is for women who wear larg- 4) patch. to City Hospital It is va.id a wit é ness got the trucn drive, s name , ' ind license, but police have not | ss _————-—- tia heen abte to find this witaess astel Slips ! = g Te e ) . . . ns pov eiphieng this moderate price. er sizes to come to Ml r K a ! Sonnenfeld&s Larger- . ee evenee: IS 2 pee . Size Dress Shop and ON THE esterlay. The boy suf! . Utility Frocks find Frocks that spec- poe wertha S ialize in smart lines, THIRD | a fractured s terna ; . new styles and fash- FLOOR : es, yest she Tub Silks are shown in such f ionable fabrics. } SS ie te and St. Louis avenues, driven by| heavy materials and in such a There are long-sleev- . | 7 Dinah treek driven ee ed | vast array of dashing styles ed tailored and street ‘Wolf. 2854 Henrietta streg®, struck | - - Character Tt eats, 30. d0is Clete! and color combinations that oma th Your good name, attested arfd avenue, East St. Louis, at =| - by two friends, is all the =|”. ™. Yesterday. on the St. Louts one feels tempted to buy a mal evening wear fd f collateral you need. Dh. iin wee fractured and! goodly number. Styles are with, three-quarter : { Reclintial et eer ght gallery ieaaelamalitie suitable for both misses and sleeves, and some, too, © suodstantial quality ; taken to city hospital | . " Industrial Loan Company A machine driven b: Barney | with shorter sleeves; : ches and by the col- 714 Chestnut Street Koplar, 64, 1207 North Jeffe sén | matrons. there are newest silks Adicate their aac or ee ee | evgnne, collided with fire truck A New ani Eff and printed silks, Can- ~ a feet . mm avenues, at 8:40 o'clock last night ew an ec Aft ton crepes and georg- — - ire eens iacnceree| | — tévely Designed ernoon ettes, flowered silks For ideas on investinz see To " “i | ‘ : ie di uirey : 4 Business Chance “ ant tt ABnace : y: i ihe ; Rr ™ 7 “ - Frocks and allover laces in a strikingly smart se- lection of sizes from 42 to 54. 2 (Largcr-Size Dress Shop—. . Charming after- Cc be a noon Frocks choose Stra etal AY both Georgette and 4 go \ ant p EG eee, heavy canton crepe SILKS! LACES With Pastel Silk Slips Fourth Floor.) & arck FLAT Mannfacturers my 7 of CREPES 1818 OLIVE ST. (S. E.'Cor. 11th) \ i Aree? 2 he Ge: Tad , In Soft Jewel \ Pa 7 to portray the new- Toncs ah OE Bl Ai Ate Hee aN FIGURED \ Pere, Yon ba 0/5 est modes. Laces, J tiv J GIF, . r) SILKS : \ Tieeeeatae, godets, pleats and Wy] it K id The News BU fog te) . 1 e » nase PATENT KID \. ae 67 front flares are vari- Prints > , ~ Hy P a 2 TUB SILKS In Daring New Stripes / i ae Ae ee }. j . . o BLONDE KID A ee ei ously introduced in Do (Pen. e | / smart manner, 3, WHITE KID bed os ap while the colors lend becoming tints Evening for every com- plexion. This smart new arri- HW f | Th N\\\\ _ Frocks val, illustrated below, Ui \ Vi | ae Se is featured in the Ay \\ three materials most favored for Summer wear. Through a deft seorgettes and all- ated combination of rows over laces. | | \ The immediate 1\ 1’ : : —_ . } een @ | of stitching and per- ‘ san aS Brae / 7 need of Summer Hats ° . . neTocensire rcs: *& fy — pa | forations, it achieves ¢, ‘Kourth Floor.) ’ Ay appropriate to wear a design exceptionally not only for sports clever. _— | but with tailored wash 10 Per Month frocks, is answered by STANT MONTHLY PAYMENTS LN 30 DAYS Many other origin- this presentation of cial O! ieee" | COATS REDUCED | scene * a collection ——.-S 11S smartest shapes. Special Offer feature price. Compare this beautiful guaranteed Sport Hats . > AreV ery New A5 Evening Frocks are bewitching in flowered ch iffons, Rotana \ ‘ Ls ey igs ¢ f é : U q — : aver-piano with any player-p! you Beautiful Floor play wing bey ea, a tee eaa — : (Footwear Shop— ° 9 M You may choose all Lamp With Sil (ee ne ee eee van ner Pine; 115 of Spring's Most white, or white with ade. Silk Shade, nice assortment of Latest black or color from a Music Roll Cab- | Music Rolls, Music Roll Cabinet and | . Popular Models, Now i ot ote Se Bench. If you want a player-piano, if inet. von appreciate the greatest offer eve! | Good selection of made in this city, call at once. You ay ie Music Rolls. ean have this beautiful outfit in your a tomorrow. You can't afford to | | | ndsome Bench memes Both cloth and silk models, in the favorite Others Are Priced styles and colors of Spring are now offered at such radical reductions that it is well worth while to purchase now for next Fall. Flares. fur trims and plain tailored modes are all included. Your Old Musical Instrument Will Be Accepted as Part First Payment at $2.95 and $3.95 (Popular-Price Sport Hat Shon— Firat Floor.) New Starck Player-Pianos, $900 to $1,500 area Piano Ga 8 ° . ta 0 ‘ = M ST ees i SONNENFELD'S, 610 TO 618 WASHINGTON AVENUE i senting ny CEI = Bl 4 _——-— pee | ‘3 . a anufacturers of Starck Grand, Upright and Player-Pianos 1018 OLIVE St. (5S. E. Cor. 11th) St. Louis Pictured —3 LOS he ee a Pa i

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PE aera & COMBINED TUESDAY, = 4 MAY 19, 19g@ at adh) 7 ~ oe ‘es ‘ ad . -y- on 4 = : . , i er 12 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspap -”_ » Pre aes See . =. ——————OeeTeeleleleeeeeeleeeee — ——————— —__— ———- " — . your good hemes with good feeling resulted in better nderstanding | PNEUMONIA THE CAUSE OF | defenses is entirely a matter of and will work with us for the idea among police the world over. _United States policy and a strong | SY / an f avernment. cooder lations escussine the «ale ee ee ' DE ‘naval base at Hawali was not con- = =! os d ; “ Kenge : de 3 ‘ Dis . sige ne ale “i - pusvik wis CHARLES ELCHINGER S ATH i iam dancefous to Japan — and good living me of the most serious menac ’ . ' Briton Praises U.S. Hospitality. the United States, Commission=.- ness of his remarks. When he arose to speak he of- fered a toast to “the President and the King who are what the Pii- grims stand for.” “No one,” he said, “ ever entertains police of- ficlals without some object in view. That. however, ts not the case with the Pilgrims We have money in the treasurv— Standing what this cost us, and our est.” , TL... > i wPrin ti notwith- lunch wi, ireasurer is h Story on Russian Professor “Every S go story ought to teil it.” Depew sail at another point of his address. “J have a friend who was showing sa one WOO nows a Russian professor around. At the time of the revolution | Russia they seized the cecret police anda everyone's property and shot $009,000 people, they sa: They saved a few professors anid th. mace a pet of this ene and ser him over here to tecture in \ersitics, “He was standing in the Gra Central Station when one o% te light-fingered gentry took all tie money he had. He refused to tinue his lecture tour and said he would sall the next day f Mos- oF | l« : - cow, where he said, ‘property is safe.” ” “Of course, ft is. for no one has any.” In closing. Depew said “Friends of the British Emp! we extend to vou our friendship and we know you | etu Loans on Character under- | Tew | ay 44 Von i- ‘ ’ > " " . . the inal, he added. is a com@mon ener) ‘ Ch On t power o. clviilzed nati ‘ mferens — .n autopsy report. . itis—whether it exists in the arm ADVERTI MENT in aut xp ‘ rep _ Fics Ww isi Ak Aids n L ; ADVERTISEMENT = -- The body of Elchinger, who shoulder, neck, thigh, leg or back— Pees ces coe cme cms cas cms omoomovwsoer® lived at 2829 South Seventh street/ can now be promptly relieved with- | wear smaller shoes, keep your feet fresh, sweet and comfortable. ENDS CATARR Test “Tiz” free. Send this sf irles Elchinger, who died April § ‘ . jnounced today following receipt o! JAPAN IS NOT ALARMED - l. S. Plans at Hawaii Nort Consid- ? id, Quickly Vanish That sharp, cutting pain from neu- Coroner Vitt an- ee 4b | ZZ} Buy el —_——— Tinted Enamel Fer wicker Cc sets, breakfast ete. etc. A! ba WEAR | Floor Varnish Wears like iron. Cc will not scratc Qt RR A SHEDWATER WHITE LINGLEUM VARNISH Will not discolor most delicate pat- terns: at.... Screen Enamel Guaata nteed Cc net to clee 29; the mesh.. ; ‘ (was ordered exhumed for examina-! oyt the use of narcoties or habit- M . . P d Pros- : ; tion after a daughter. Mrs. Celia forming drugs of anv kind. Just} aintain Feace an | : ;}Siman, of 562 South Magnolia|take two Eopa Neuritis Tablets in | ” H D lares 4 : Ss ° ‘avenue, had testified at an inquest’, glass of hot water and see how perity, e ec . TENDER ‘ Vk : o his death Mrs~Siman testi- ickiv thev will do the work. If 5 - . Z ’ th M = | Ft ‘hinges had ad- pain 1s ae yt ere. ré peat this treatment ‘y : ree" , oe ie es ° : ‘rese AC HING & j IS inistered to her husband a seda-/ every hour until fully relieved. Is th {nm aA : t + - . : > | ive oO sinine n orphine and nar . : af NEW YORK, May 193 \ thous ; ‘ e a} . . Ele egg Ey : te : Eopa Neuritis Tabiets contain no ' . eae old her that Elchinger had tak ‘te ar , , ‘ ; T etl] FEET | « ; 2 . ” " . = ""e@ope — nothing that is the least | ; rtins lat e i ; 4 ; : ~ ; enough of the medicine “to kill a oe . hey 5 rkab! ‘ sf life,” Chat | | - Hair Stops Coming Uut ¢ | horse.’ bit injurious. They are remarkably . rT i vears r yide pheh Uhl ° | > . sé . , , : , remember ears ¢ rz ' os 5 : Mrs. Elchi a soothing and healing in their actiop, | mem JURIORS— s « Seas . ir si linger daeniece makin h- . = ) ce \I Lhe pe WwW epoke at a iun ao - —_ “+o Cee ems ree rms cme cod a . i” a € : ing gradually helping to remove the i Little Mee ** , " . ar ¢ . ee pa ) "our ain 4 oh 4 ar ——. — t ee vo . you T tie of delightful, lumed body. said he found no evi- sues ey and aches , same ne amen rh ' “pal in Wit OF mics rour 6é a ; Leading ruggcis's everywhere carry cancy coe . — cllipromalng oe e ! it] “Tis” beth refreshing Dan- dence of mor] ne in dangerous} -,. =. oe trites Tablets in eteck. Get a ws | many men halt his ace mig it We, i a . A, rine’’ will do | quantities in ?¢ > stomach T’r oman do ~ ackage la) and begia to For ebildren a adu cisT he proud The luncheon was in| you feel pain kere “tl: a CO : on e + some real comfort. You ll say it is SOLD BY YOU | : | bei drawn wonders for any Gradwhol's rep: was submitted | worth many times the pri +t Judge & horor of the’ British delegates to cing m ’s bal oda’ ls ™ ‘ores. % ff-WiUeonr nd >] "ont out and com- woman 5 air. Ga Dolph Drug Stores ff-Wieo “ the International Police Confcr- : fter a f . Elichinger suffered a broken ! Johnson Broe Drug Stores, avé ail ether ~ fort yust soek - A LLei mn ew ap ait - I SuUiie eu a Oronen a cading iruggists ao : ; lications you and other injuries when his auto — . a Throuchont Depews address. | ing in. How P -_ lid ~S sachi | «eng haem aage A | good your eannot find a collided with a machine driven by - . liver . re ant | A . , . — a ~ ~ianle S “7 . whitel: ne pemveres ee | tired, swollen, burning feet feel. v4 particle of dan-;Jeromie B. Selleck of 4048 Cleve- Chemically voice giving little eviden e of his} *“Tiz” draws out the poisons that tenff or any falling hair. ind avenue, at Russell boulevard | Cl d a years ane wits tirm gestures |! cause tender, aching fect. oe eiair grows long, heavy, luxuriant | and Longfellow avenue on March 9x12 — 7 “hich forcibly pointed hisremar : “Tir” takes all the out a , Matt of life - Pneun . developed and 7 : +?) i + . = ; } i | A sad as . © ; - ’ the tenor of his thought was ve | ofcorns and callouses. Get a box Drug stores and toilet counterssell «aused his death Dr. Vitt sail . Q 3 Cents Square Foot in. reasing bond between Americar of “Tiz” at any drug or depart- ae Lome of bottles of ** Danderine.’’ there was also evidences of con- \\\ r and Great Britain during the per- | ment store for a few cents. — mem | CEE or] chronic interstitial ne- Phone Near t Branch ov is life. WES N . ritie hog gget ented | End foot torture forever ADVERTISEMENT ih es 4s an example of this growth I: AND LISTEN Stamp of Qualitr Paint From a Paint Stor, q ‘ehone System Between 4 + +, and Crystal City 2 All New Stock—No Job Lots — = F ~ ; eS - - St 4 Stores—S Phones. AXD MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY DELIVERED {I1LLER’S , - "Plants. “wired wireless,” or E can is etrict! ~ a P x frase, high-grade sock. Game eG nt telephone commun- a in the Middle West, uality. - ,eystem _ ,* in operation yesterday “S new $1.0 | Sane Union Biectric Light Co. s Cahokia plant and ~ ea ~~ ———— F - ‘ry — ‘\ \ ’ ’ i ; \ { ae ea ——s a ee = I ye a ee ce ; ; ; ~~ ———— ee ee ee ee eee, ~~ - * - St a ee te i i ee ee . CSS oo A Small Deposit Will Hold Any Dress You Wish for =( =| is almost bewildering. cludes: Peach W hite Orchid Beige Lipstick Prints Candy Stripes BROADWAY—410-12-14 SLA Sal nN versions of Summer's fashions for street, sport, business, afte — noon, dance and country club wear. Frocks : slender and flaring with jabots, frills, godet, : laces, pleating, transparent effects over slips. From smartly straight tubable ;, fluffy laces or filmy chiffons, the array of styles Trou: clearly responding to the ef the phone at his end of extended on after the line was reporters and Union Elec- effcials calling Crystal City. ly calling The voices were as distinct Bthe averaze télephore ine. Delivery Later the communication to either of the commun- mis eliminated by a 10-foot 2 een the aerial and Ptension line. and five M@ protective devices and fuses m@te the current in the event accidental contact of the and the power fine. Conversation Private. tion over the Privase as far as Rnearbr Sets are concerned because Puise which places the voice power mts would be necessary Fit up. Another advantage of rem over telephone tion is the oe ability of bich m lines to withstand the ele eS, Particularly sleet storms. notice several years ago Ma: Gen George Owen demonstrated its in Washington. an ('«* lusive rights to fa- use broadcasting. E ect r) The Dz Onis each eni of the Cahokia- under Narth American erent ee paren . 7. =s Ta Edward Schreeder Whe Resigned . Thomas, an attorney, sen S late vonn E. Thomas, former - publisher and postmas- leville, was yesterday ap- Assistant State's Attorney Edward Sc hroede- , Sehroeder has returned ; er home im Paris, IL S Attorney Lindauer alse ‘ fe, that he has advanced bis Lorney Curt Lindauer, to ant prosecutor, apd Ar- Peth to second ie wil! . Attorney os - + ape “we Ja ae Oe 2 ‘ p> fae: waernring ete het tage AR a _ in East #t. > a ae “a : -. r. Biurr (Me most authenti¢ — ers ih arrested Mrs. Mauq Nichol- of a day, of selling and Possessing P aag liquors. , taken befere United ‘Titioner Freer, where freed under $1560 bond earing on May 26. & divorcee, was mar- Nicholson Saturday a oe 7 , 2 + a » “ae . St Rolla And choice of colors! io ; Nile ric engineers to be the | assistant. | continue as assi«- | the two places Was esti- | The cost of the | resulted in the mee of the carrier current sys-— s half the cost of a private | : Cormmuni¢eation | by lifting the receiver | hook of an ordinary tele- een a small control box. This | generator . aerial | tension | » Almost simultaneously with) feeting of the system in opera-, = the voice of FE. T. Manley. di-, conversation was* back to Ca-| the fact. that 100,000 horse- | of electricity was being car-. line, | ired wireless’ firet came to ic (eo. of New Yor. | installed the apparatus saty ‘system under the su-— of Union Electrie Co. en- | a | | MSTANT STATE'S ATTORNEY Appointed to Suc- . f OF A DAY. WELD — | .) Woman Arrest. —_ . R BLUFF, Mo. May ts. Prohibition agents yes- : | at her home on | | ' : ; : : Monterey Black :: Awning Stripes i. i TH ST. ! the” addi-. line is line is so slight that | bst delicate of receiving in- | to | com. | frequently disrupt telephon- | vractica- | The North | purchased from him) the |

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TUESDAY. MAY 19, 1923. ILLER’S rom a Paint Store! INT! Stock—No Job Lots Pvery can is etrictly guaranteed; al) a high-grade stock, Supreme quality. Miller’s Gold Sea READY-MIXED PAINT $4.85 or leader. Centains 80% linseed oll: satisfa then cuaranteed or money refunded. 24 colors, Special Gal, PARA =—s | _ DIXIE PAINT PAINT $4.19 $4 -49 dal. A hich-grade Paint for either inside or out- The very best val- side: 50% linseed oil, | UC in town at the 24 colors. price. 10 colors. Have your Decorator show you Miller's Red Cover DeLuxe Sample Books. ILLER ALL PAPER & PAINT CO. — Thones. Phone and Mall Orders Solicited. 1001 Franklin Central 8652 and 8653 3216 Easton Bomont 392 and 393 2843 S. Jefierson Sidney 40 and 41 1 ORDERS PROMPTLY DELIVERED LITY PAINT ‘ “ ay Tt ag — ~ oN ee . : a - ts 525 S$. Main Olive 502 and 503 a System Between Ws, and Crystal City Plants. —_ frst “wired wireless,” or nt telephone commun, m in the Middle West, mga operation yesterday : new $1,000,000 power line Sghe Union Electric Light Ta. Co.'s Cahokia plant and Miburg Plate Glass Co. at 4 Cit _ Mo., a Gistance of 35 ; | « * ‘7 ( " eo §, ‘ c € 5 electrification of the new requiring & power lin eof 100,000 horse- Ssanacity, makes it necessary oe efficient communication | he available between Caho- a Crystal City at all times. fa private telephone line the two places was esti- $40,000. The cost of the - line and the desire of SMlectric engineers to be the #9 install a “wired wireless” in | muaaie West, resulted in the- mesef the carrier current SYSs- | at palf the cost of a private bone line. Test Is Successful. 4 s test of the combination » system yesterday was) wessful. Communication | 1 by lifting the receiver hook of an ordinary tele-— instrument and setting the ‘on a smal! control box. This} garts the motor generator | Whree-tube radio set, resulting — - ~ ae ihe voice of E. T. Manley, di- | im manager for the Union Elec- @o. at Crystal City, could be | clearly responding to the m of the phone at his,end of ’ . { extended conversation was" - on after the line was) _reporters and Union Elec- fficials calling Crystal City, ‘Maniéy calling back to Ca-'| The voices were as distinct | Bthe averaze télephone Ene! Mme the fact. that 100,000 horse- of electricity was being car- | myer the communication line, | to either of the commun-. is eliminated by a 10-foot Detween the aerial and the ptension line, and five addi- protective devices and fuses ate the current in the event me accidental contact of the Band the power Jine _ Oonversation Private. tion over the line y privasje as far as nearby @ Seis are concerned because pulse which places the voice i power line is so slight that! Most delicate of receiving in- nts would be necessary 1to9/ - Up. Another advantage of em over telephone com-'! pation is the ability of hich h lines to withstand the ele- particularly sleet storms. frequently disrupt telephone _ arec wireless” firet came to notice severa! years arco Maj. Gen. George Owen demonstrated its vractica- | in Washington. The North | an Co. purchased from him | elusive rights to use the for broadcasting. The Electric Co. of New Yort. eng under Narth American ents. installed the apparatus each en] of the Cahokia- | City system under the su-| m of Union Electrie Co. en- | MILLE WAN 1S NAMED ASTANT STATE'S ATTORNEY as Is Appointed to Suce ward Schroeder Whe ed Office. Mey gg Oa A — - ea A ae a tomas, an attorney, son | ¢ John E. Thomas, former rT publisher and postmas- |" Bellevilie, was yesterday ap- Assistant State's Attorney a Edward Schroeder wh> Schroeder has returned er home in Paris, II. Attorney Lindauer also . that he has advanced his torney Curt Lindauer, tv Btant Prosecutor, and Ar- * Peth to second assistant. ls wil) continue as assis. | ——— ee as A DAY HELD. Bluff (Mo.) Woman Arrest. | © the Post-Dispatch. R BLUFF, Mo., May iat Prohibition agents yes- ed Mrs. Maud Nichol- of selling and poss oof econ) possessing taken before United OMMissioner Freer, where cee under $1500 bond *aring on May 26. Ut, a divorcee. was mar- Rolla Nicholson Saturday Quick Safe 1) ee Relrefr ws Attorney in East 8t. | ff "ofa day, at her home on i A tees =. _ : , és ee : . - " _ A Se RR Pe RES HC BELT Oe ES PE a nara ee one — pattie has 3 FOE eT eee eh ee RT ek as : / . — ‘- a? © e . IX-Day Fane VI eset os 7 me "Ee alt din o ; we P » « f ~ 7 > * > > S ta ee. ‘ ; Ri as io? ’ *. ET td a = - hs i * ; , The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newepepers COMBIN ED palinpalieessteenti ee STIX. EE GRAND-LEADER ett — — ee - ee ~ —— A TE ed ? R & FULLER ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAICH _13 Glasses With Frames Our Opti Invisible Bifocal Lenses, frames, at this extremely low price, You — (5/9 / & * 4% ih ton ih. “~~ i a ¥ , . inguin pee * : a we | Pat? Mle . SL OORT AL SEPA ae hae ren eee : Om ye . a Ps Ra , . is ‘ 6 ¢ ” f ee % > J : - 3 fe { — offers Duo cal Department Sieh e Crinkle Bedsptcads } yh VALUE of more than usual interest is a crinkle Bedspread ‘of fine quality with cream _ back- ground and striped in fast colors of rose, blue, and gold. The Spreads measure 81x108 inches and have cut corners and scallops at edge. White Rippelette Spreads, $1.95 Finished with neat hem. These Spreads are for full-size. bed, as they measure 81x90 inches. (Second Floor.) 91-Pc. Bungalow Service $5.95 VALUE of appeal- .ing merit, for it is a lightweight porcelain Service decorated in dainty gold lace border design. Service is com- plete for six persons. Subject to slight factory imperfections. Dinner Service Dinner Service At $17.50 : At $29.50 100-piece Service of semi- . 1o00-piece Service decorat- porcelain, decorated with ed with a neat border and dainty blue and pink medal- gold traced handles. Of light weight semi-porcelain, in lions on plain shapes. An | refined shapes. A value to open stock pattern which | egite popular interest and may be replaced at any time. | approval, (Fifth Floor. : Japanese Pottery SEE OA An Assortment of Pieces at Pd 3 ) an Underselling "Oe Price of ~ 50c ECORATED in raised and col- ored floral or bird designs, a selec- tion of this lovely pottery including vases, flower bowls, crescent flower holders and wall pockets. This is a price extremely low for ware of this character. Candlesticks With Candles, $1.79 Pair These are copies of old Dutch silver Candlesticks in hex- agon shapes—they will not tarnish. At this price they are complete with decorated Candles. (Oriental Bazaar—fFifth Floor.) Oriental Rugs ae ar, ,Size 10x8 Ft. : Underselling Special "125 SELECT assortment of Chinese and Persian Rugs is shown in rich color effects. Every one is excellent in quality. : - . a — . Y . = . = ; ~, A « z" S % . ™ ‘ * 4 - . x ‘ Kurdistan Rugs © Persian Rugs . e686 These Rugs average in Attractive Persian size 6 feet 6 inches by 3 Rugs in beautiful color feet 6 inches. Extra heavy | combinations. The y in weight. Variety of | average 3 by 6 feet. Un- designs for selection. | usual values. / Chinese Rugs | Chinese Rugs aoe | | 8ae SD i quality inese Pe awe ait 9x12 feet. They | A limited quantity of come in a number of dif- | Chinese Rugs in rich ferent colors. Heavy | colorings and patterns. quality. _ Average size 2 by 4 feet. (Fifth Figor.) NDE RSELLING . “4 : 4 hs Of Interest to Summer’ Brides 2-Pc. Living-Room Suite Priced Exceedingly Low .This Week "295 HIS rich overstuffed Suite is camposéd of a daven- port, and comfortable armchair. {It is filled with hair and moss and covered on the reverse side with excellent mohair. The loose cushions are covered. with silk broca- telle and give the Suite an air of elegance. (Seventh Floor.) Our Plan of Easy Payment Is a Arranged for Your Convenience eS Curtains Featured at Underselling Pricés | wt ee ee ee Lace Panels 55c Each ANELS, narrow in width and 21%4- yards long, made! Nottingham Panels, 2% or 3/Net Curtains measure 2% of good quality lace, in a se-| yards long, finished with over- yards long. Of excellent qual- lection of patterns. Choice jof white or ecru. Quaker Filet Panels 3 ae Each ATTERNS suitable for any room are included in this ‘ selection of Quaker filet Curtains. . at base with knotted fringe, and are 244 yards long. Val- | | ues to Command more than casual interest. Panel Curtains $1.45 Each ‘These are 43 and 45 inch Filet Curtains 78c Pair They are finished In ecru only. These Filet locked edge. White only. | ity; for any room in the home. Quantity limited. (Sixth Floo r.) « Underselling of Housewares Seasonable Essentials tor Garden and Home at Prices Lawn Mowers, $10.75) | Equipped with 10-inch high | drive wheels and ball-bearing. Crucible steel blade, _ self- sharpening and 4-blade reel. | 16-inch size. Ready-Mixed Paint 55c Quart Made expressly for Stix, Baer | & Fuller: in popular colors for | indoors or outdoors. *+,-°° ‘on size, 98c; 1-gallon size,. $1.89. Absorene Wall Paper Cleaner, 3 for 29c Large 20-0z. cans Absorene for cleaning® wall paper or window shades. Buying Nimit | 3 cans. Stepladders, $1.00 : A convenient size for the | home, 4-ft., well made, fitted with bucket shelf. for Welcome Savings All-Metal Ice Cream Freezers, 89c Jewel Ice Cream Freezers with side crank. 2-quart size, galvanized pail with metal con- | tainer. Electric Irons, $2.98 i « 6-lb. weight Irons, highly | | nickel-plated finish, complete with cord and plug. Vacuum Bottles, $1.00 Full quart size, to keep liq- vids hot or cold. Corrugated black enamel case, with alum- inum screw cap. Ironing Boards, $1.95 Full size, with wide smooth top, extra strong and durable: Folding style. P. & G. Laundry Soap 10 Bars for 38c 10 bars to a customer and no mail or phone orders accepted. Moulded Sprinkling Hose, $5.19 so-ft, sections, of red corru- gated non-kinkable Hose, by the makers of Gogdyear tires. Complete with couplings, guar- anteed for entire season. Niagara Lawn Sprays 69c Complete circle style, can be attached to any garden hose. | Throw a mist-like spray. Wool Wall Dusters, 89c Washable Wool Dusters for dusting walls or ceilings, fit- ted with long handles. (Fifth Floor.) \\ JD > engraved and plain Underselling prices, exceedingly low. Flower Vases, 8 inches high.......... gk eR $10 and $15.75 Flower Baskets .... Salt and Peppers, large size, set...... Mayonnaise Set, in case....°......... Sry emg sean yb » sae $5, $6.50; $10 Coffee Cups”and Saucers...... 6 for $19.50 Sherbet Set, gold lined........ 6 for $16.75 Sherbet Set, hammered........ 6 for $10.50 Individual Salt and Peppers..... 6 for $1.65 Silver-Plated Tableware, 15c N the 3000 pieces included in this selling is pre. sented an extraordinary value Sanford pattern in bright finish, and you may choose from: Teaspoons Dessert Tablespoons. Dinner Forks Salad Forks Soup Spoons Dinner Knives Butter Spreaders (Silverware Dept. and Thrift Avenue-—Main Floor.) Notion Offerings Spool Cotton, 22c Doz. Three-cord Sewing Cotton in 100-yard spools, Black and white. All good numbers. Very special. | Allen Ironing Board Pads and Covers, 5 and 5'% ft. length; Scissors, tempered and large; pair.... Curad Sanitary Napkins, roll of 6 with safety’pins........ All-rubber Sanitary MD sia a ath Waa e's 0's Bie oa tees Ghai ds cs Sanitary Step-in Bloomers, medium and PRONE oii a naw oe bie gi Rubber Baby Pants, flesh and natural, me- pose cous Chepeenwes ea 19¢ dium and large ... ' French Stationery Deckle-Edge Paper — Lined Envelopes 95c A BEAUTIFUL quality of deckel-edge Writ- ing Paper in thé popular oversize sheet of novelty finish. Envelopes are lined in contrasting tint. Choice of white or tinted paper. At this price, 25 sheets and 25 envelopes. | Book Ends $1.39 Pair Assorted subjects ir > bronze-finished ends. A’ choice selection. “~— Desk blotters in gray or lilac, 6 for 39c. Stationery 45c Box The long, single-sheet style with lined enve- lopes. Box complete. 25 sheets and 25 envelopes. Porcelain Gas Ranges — With Oven Heat Regulator oy B12 A’ this unusual price is a full-size Roper Gas Range, finished all over in Sterling Silver Hollowware At Extremely Attractive Prices LARGE collection of sterling silver piéces in — aS patterns are offered at Spoons Iced Tea Spoons combination set. ..75c steel; small, medium ob aie Glcewtas s aloe 29c Belts, medium ee eG 82 2 2 fe ea 2. 2 2 ose eae Ss (Main Fieor.) - Stationery 25c Box ' Choice of white and tinted papers. In box, complete with 24 sheets and 24 envelopes. The : envelopes are lined. Envelopes, 65c Box A sale feature is this offering of to packages of business envelopes, 6% , x6% inches, in box. (Main Fieor.) ~ . ‘ a tion aes a —

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-» ~ Ce aE. ere) aoe We + * ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Naily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED 7 - MAY - —E——_—— —- One of the sportiest looking. outfits yet out is the Ford car equipped with the new Stefco Ford Assembly, consisting of a motor trunk, trunk rack, tire car- rier and fender guards. These make a Ford look like a million dollars, and-they are mighty handy for touring, overnight frips or The assemblies can be picnics, furnished either with metal or wood and fabric trunks. They provide a surprising amount of storage space. These assemblies for al! Ford models can now be seen at the Geo. V. Steffens Co.'s new dis- playroom, the Stefco Luggage Shop, at 1731 Chestnut St., in the 18th Street Garage. Drive in; have one’put on while vou wait, or leave vour car all day with- Come in and see the various in- novations in motoring and travel out extra charge; if you wish. ] luggage. Prices are‘reasonable. DROPS bourse. swelling reduced in a few dave ree- burn and tan bleach. ulates the liver. kidneys. stomach and hesrt. | purifies the ey stem. ADVERTISEMENT Short breathme relieved in a few bleed. strengthens the entire Write for free trial treatment COLLUM DROFPSY REMEDY CO.. Dept. 33 Atlanta. Georgia Treated One Week FREE ’ : Have You Seen Southwest Park? FOREIGN POLICY ~OF HINDENBURE GIRLS! USE LEMON TO WHITEN SKIN The only harmiess way to bieach the skin white is to mix the juice cf two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White, which any drue¢- gist will supply for weil |eclear, youthful skin Copyright. 1925. by the tress and Pulitzer of the Pudlishing Cos New York World | kia and Post-Dispatch A ) = BERLIN. May 19.—Foreign Min- | lemon Famous ‘this remarkable totjon yourself. cannot be bought ready to use be- eause it acts best immediately after it is prepared. 1S ANNOUNCED rere Ger- many Will Not Enter League Until Right Bank of Rhine Is Evacuated. | ——— Free Sight Saving Clinics May 21st to May 27th, Inclusive Eee , — ? Anyone unable to pay an established oculist is urged | to attend any of the following clinics. An.adequate — 1 number of oculists will be in charge. All services free. | Alexian Brothers Dispensary, 3933 South Broadway ........ .. Hours, 2:30-3:30 P. M. | St. Louis University Medical School, 1404 South Grand BI. ..Hours, 3:00-4:00 P. M. }| Mullanphy Clinic, 3225 Montgomery Street................... Hours, 9:00-10:00 A. M. |) St. John’s Dispensary, 23rd and Locust Streets ............... Hours, 2:00-3:00 P. M. |) St. Mary’s Dispensary, 1507 Chouteau Avenue ............... Hours, 2:30-3:30 PgM. |) City Hospital Dispensary, 1605 South 14th Street ......... ..Hours, 3:00-4:00 P. M. |) Washington University Medical School (Barnes Hospital), 602 South Euclid Av. | Hours, 2:00-3:00 P. M. (except Saturday) Dispatch and New York World. ister Stresemann forestalled French and Allied notes to Germany with an elaborate and eometimes bitter- . ly satiric exposition of current in- ternational probleme in the Reichs- tag. It was the first significant ad- dress on the foreign situation sirce the election of President von Hin- denburg. It Stresemann yesterday hammered By SAMUEL SPEWACK. «) @ few cents. Shake Berlin Correspondent of the Post- i— in a bottle, d yeu have a whole quarter-pint most wonderful whitener, softener and bea utifier. Massage this sweet- | ly fragrant bleach into the face, neck, arms and hands. It cannot irritate. stage beauties use it to bring that and rosy-white | complexion; also as & freckie, sun- You must miz FREE—Book on Home Beautifying out these indicaters of German foreign policy: Gérmany will not enter the League of Nations undess the al- é MY Yh IZ _ WEDNESDAY A Phenomenal Sale of ; f ' 5 a . aA «) HG) OE ED pH ~ e- a) See Py ee Over 700 ay\t ; uta ye tpl Cl @ J Y I Floriswah and Flat C repes. WASHINGTON AVENUE CORNER SEVENTH 4 Printed Silks, Georgettes, Striped Wash Silks Rich Irish and Filet Laces in Attractive Panels Achieve Very Dressy Effects. charters of local unions wil he = SOV USP COS SOW S TOFS SO6HO FOSS 6SR8 chdiiine: a" te” weenie : Factories at Racine. Wis.. U. S. A.: Brantford, , = 4 ne 6members persist Caneda; West Draytes. Widdiesex, Engiend: itm engaging im co-operative ven.- Sydeacy. Austratia. Address 200060060600 0060660666000080KRR \ teres. ' eee UU... 1at. we. Pre Ra a rte ee é., uf SYR BE MTT Wey Te ae ‘ERPS: Ph RR I ee eT is PTT Reese Pee. 2 ae. ee he : : s : ; oe; a — > — re Mes, — a * * ri ry 4. a . a - sé BEVELL—-DRESS SALON—ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR This Sale will bring to vou—at a marvelously low “ > secret frontiers as stand. Get Your FREE Copy of This 25¢ Book TODAY i no German Gorernment will grant the present Polish fron- tiers. Germany wi!l fulfill the Dawes plan to the letter. Not-enly tpris Government, but another Gov- ernment that follows. irrespec- tive of party composition. wil! meet reparation obligations. At the same time. Germany main- tains she has no moral! obligation to pay in the sense of atonement for war guilt. but pays because the loser must Pae. Relations With U. S. Satusfy. America., said Stresemann is; janxious for the welfare of Mne ‘Dawes plan and cconomic rehabil- itation of Europe:! Germany seeks to co-operate fully with in the task He stressed that. relations with Germany | are satisfying economically ard poe- itically France cannot the security pact without assuring Poland cop- and her ; Americar enter * cerning her frontiers. and *o this Germany wi!ll not consent lh rance insists Germany is arming and ' while the point of view here is that 'France does this justify her ~ strangle ld « he Rhine ths ™, fact remains that as long as France sees or aay she ees. Secret arma ments i] ®e no s®*cu: pact. or for that matter. evacuatio of the Rhineland Stresemann'’s statement that a sec arity pact without Germans would be a pact against is a gentile hint to Britain not to overlook the Reich in her axiet, to pacifv France security Pact Improbable. German werirany Although the Foreign Ministe: said he had not vet given up hope for the pact. as a matter of fact has The only factor that would save it would be a compiete about face France, and this even op- | timists do not expect. Entrance into the League of.Na- tions would be fully as intricate a problem as a pact. Not only does (germany demand evacuatior: she/ insists that since she is disarmed she cannot undertake the obliga- tion of armed members. Her terri- tory must remain neutra: in any emergency: for. as she points out war would be fought on her terri- and the to defend her f1 tory she would not have armny says Holy see Has “Sympathetic i nderstanding™ of Germany. One passage in Stresemann's ad- dress before the Reichstag attract ed attention seconnm only to the issues of the Dawes plan. the security plan and disarmament. _ This had to do with relations to the Holy See The\ Foreign Minister said Our najor relations with the Holw See are characterized by the sympa- thetic understanding deeply appre- elated by us. which His Holiness and his advisers evince concern ng the German spirit and ability The world will not forget | the never-failing patience and oprt- mism with which the Holy See nas sponsored understanding betwren neoples “These feelings of gratification ' ond trust found expreesior threugh the large number of Germans who creative have made the pilgrimage to the | eternal city to participate in +e mpressive celebrations of Holy Year.’ COURT ENDS INJUNCTION AGAINST MINERS’ UNIONS Fy °® Aeeoriared Preee INDIANAPOLIS Ltemporar. Ma 18 \ intunction granted last week by Judge Robert C_ Baltzel. im United States District Court 'o prevent interference by min- | ers union officials with co-oper- | ative mining projects in Indiana was dissolved todar Jwige Baltzell’s decision leaves vwnion officials free to enforce their utimatwum to the effect that This Book has been nationally advertised for many years and is recog- Inized as.an authority on Home Beautifying and Interior Wood Finish- ing. It tells how to make your home more artistic, cheery and inviting— now to have beautifully finished woodwork, furniture and floors—how : to give every room that delightful air of immaculate cleanliness. This Book is the work of famous experts—beautifully illustrated in colors— gives covering capacities—includes color charts, etc. : For your convenience we have eés- tablished Johnson Service Depart- ments in many of the best stores. These stores can supply you with the Johnson Book on Home Beautifying. * a —« SERVICE | DEPARTMENT | SERVICE | DEPARTMENT THIS FAMOUS -BARI We Give and Redeem Eagle Se ot vig Domestic P or table Electric 3 S Sewing Machin Machines of the belft- G) © aN Lie ¢! 12c Paper The Roll 62¢ Bedroom Papers in chintz and flor- al stripe effects. A wide assort- ment from which to choose. Wall Paper ‘Specials Three Worth-While Groups “a ' and conventional | .n4 @ _ effects. ~s Pl hy 2 ie : . 15¢c P aper 30c s a : The Roll | R : te ate + & ; Pe ? Ras: Oc | Kitchen and bath- | Tapestry, | reom Papers in | — foliage . ects, Nd - tile, marble, bloek able for ” JOHNSON At any Johhave Service Department ARTISTIC wooD FINISHE you can see beautifully finished pan- els of wood. These stores carry a com- plete stock of Johnson’s Artistic Wood Finishes and are competent to give ex- pert advice on all problems relating to Interior Wood Finishing. JJohngson Service Departments 5 M. J. Reemter Hdwe.. FLAT RIVER. . NORTH 2100 Chippewa ™“. Fiat iver Ginoe. and Fura. Ce American Steve & Queensware Ce. Sendag Painting & Decorating (¢.. NORMANDY. wo 2605 N. 14th St. 4341 Manchester Av. Normandy Mercantile C eo a | Painting & Decorating (o. i w - ~~ e. a313 _ 3304 Wroeming ™t. - . ; on “. Breadway. Seuth Side Wall Paper & Paint (eo. WEBSTER GROVES. MO. Esphorst Bres. Hitwe.. S258 Califernia Av. Geerlock Hdwe. , . 2B1 Marcus AY. Stock -Daniel Hdwe.. 113 w. Leck weod AY. Lee Cellignen Hdwee.. °612 Cheuteeu Ar JEFFERSON CITY. MO. 4043 Lexingten Av. L. eB . a Louis L. Ott. 4167 Pair Av. End Painting (o.. FESTTS. WO in Phil Haakammer TS27 S. Breadway. 4 Funk’s Pharmacies, Inc Warne and Fierissant Avs. Weohlwend Bres. Hdwe.. Char! 3 ‘a 37 1s76 S. Rreedw T7288 Menchester Av ie-a & ‘ H. BR. Rerichenbach Hewe.. TREYTO. TT T.. St15 Meramec Slawseen (The Hdwe. Man.) Brefeld Héwe. Ca. So a oe —_— ee = oe Upon presentation at a Johnson Service Department this coupon entitles the bear- er to a Free copy of the Johnson 2sc Book : on Home Beautifying and Wood Finishing. S.C. “The Wood Finishing Authorities” 2116 Locust Sé. Phone Bomont 2175 ST. LOUIS, MO. Name ... oe oe - Gelden =» Pilates of correct size for Salads. 7s ach » Optic Be Ju ' f-gal. wit event off Glassware Piapare for Sumn China 2 Offering for Wednesday 756c Water Jugs, 39c stvle crystal glass with bent-in lip; size. h green lus Six for 89c xiass ter 6 for 27c | Plates, 6 $15 Dozen Salad for $3.75 ’ Two-tone crackled gtass, > pitcher 3 han- | dle; six giasses. Piain style, %2-on. size _ Milk Glasses of excellent _ grade. English rock crystal de- with bulge top. ‘k" hand-cut Water ngthen stre Plates — hand- . Giameter. OCS; r Novelty Bags of good quality black, « blue or green cotton sateen.’ mounted @s Chinese head. Ample size. . : Economical housewives should thn ers such forceful savings on | should be filled from these Covered pitcher ai 13-02. in grape design. $69 Dinner | French China — | pieces; distinctive with coin ders handles. American semi- 26 pieces; gold border design.

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. 5 ae: ie Sain iheak ies Rallis ciel al Bk ae Perk: iia coal a 2 A =f * We. STS ” **s _ el a 7 y = ; w Me - 4 rm vas ot CS tee OR te gh Ei eee! ee BS et Pa... Sa Vet ee tip ee , ’ : . be ‘ Peo wee pane. as | PR. eS eR Oa : F "yoy eR os eS 4 j : Wei B. * i tg ail Te 4 pe j 2 * ae : A ae ; ‘ 2 4 3 x : . a = ip ag! e i & : * wt ~ * 4 4 ies - es Co * o? - 4 7 el ee TUES? pas ; : MAY 198, Th re Rx,’ f ~ ' ; . q ‘ = 8 ee ¢ | TUESDAY, AS oi : : | : me MAY 19, 1925. | | The Daily POST-DISPATCH alo on : - ne has. 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspap COMBINED 15 tH iB Si itera ‘ d ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ! US -BARK a —$—_—_—_—_———— ee z See Our Other Announcements on Pages 14 and 16 a maa and Redeem Eagle Stamps q New Laundry Bags e ) F — ———— aca: cee i AMO UJ S B. t qi j ( QO = $3.98 ° * $6.95 | J * . Value... $3.98 estic Portable Electric > . . h. @ Novelty Bags of good quality black, orange, rose ng UCTUI TIC eis: ese Arirte etre” ME ON Meimeed | We Give 2 Ks foes e Give E S . ; , | 4 Third Floor | Se ae a ary sathdlared yy gery: for $2.00 in | Laraest Distributors of Merchandise » Ley pce gpm hegeoree made of selected lumber with | oe ° Tc is€—fL eww Mestricte rticles Excepted | . Bet yi ; ; wheels, rubber tires, roller bearings and a F —n : i | p | at Ketail in Missouri and the West steel axles, Basement Gallegy Pty: === : Ofered Complete With Fe e With Fa Prepare for Summer Serving—Attend the Annual May Sale of Set of Attachments a, > . | $ ) o $ ¥ # ‘ 4 =—=— : | Cc * . , a , $ - : $ -@ Domestic Portabl | | > ; e Ele ‘ > ° 2 | oranyne of the belt-driven, Offering for Wednesday Only—Forty-Three Groups at Emphatic Savings ; ° rator type—in handsom : ; — Off, Wanted : | 4 e q ; ee . 3 Merchandise at E ; : nut carrying case. Also Domes Economical housewives should throng our China Secti ow 3 Raby $ ering ant erchandise at Extraordinar 7 ; , : ome la Section all day Wednesday, for this: important day $ a ngs tic Automatic Drop-top | ‘event offers such forceful savings on so many seasonable pieces that as manv need rs) an. tare: SIE chines, in useful six-drawer cah Glassware should be filled from these groups. The quantities are adbek: en ee ee ; V Worth-While S 3 | inets. Ball-bearing. Wi copes ; netic ile Savings for Th . With gs for Those Who Choo i tachments. . $ | se Wednesday From These * ; a 7 - | $15 to $25 ummel resses >4 a° Allowance for ; n — ; 2 Ww. > ° Old Machine | ; o Special Groups of Smartly Practical Models ‘ ! . ‘ Toward Purchase of a Domestie | ’e $ . . lectric Ro , : $1.75 Iced Tea | $ N e E tary Sewing Machine 76c Water Sets, 95c | $6.50 Cereal Mixing Bow] 50c Cake $ ew resses 0 e resses Trade in your old machine on the py M4 Jugs, 39c eth gl «moored ane six | Sets, $3.45 Sets, 50c Plates, 22c : | chase of a new Domestic Electric Optic style crystal giass in grape design. Saas Imported 15-piece Sets in Sets of five Bow! f Attractive crystal glass > . tary. An allowance of $15 1 with bent-in lip; ) attractive design; good | cl S$ to 9 inch | Cake Plates measurt > Exc ional : ’ be made for it Semar@lems of ‘asia f-gal. size. = grade ware. ey sizes. giaes; © to © mek. | if inches in Siameter. : eptio Value at Unusual Value at condition. | : | | ; | Floor Samples and Slightly 7 . . Marred Sewing Machines 7 eee —=—=— at Savings of 44 to % 4 3 * Sixth Fleet 3 . ™ _ ' . 4 / ; gs a — @ Models of imported voiles + L. i | + adclo in plain in plain shad 4 | : $450 Iced Tea Sets, $48.50 $1 to $1.50 $45 Di ; P ades and effec- : | , inner | ‘ shade , ; y, $ as Velees Wednesday in These | ; Sets, $2.75 | Prench Chi na — 100 Teapots, 79c Sets, $25 ot alee $ men rn well - =o tive patterns; some Dresses > tah dingk: | oe carmetve Per. | i mianots E. , > Oo popular this sea- are simply made, othe 3 a s ~ ~t + in a American semi - porce- Large Fruit Bow o >4 . . . ‘ rs ‘ Paper “Special 9 : : ong ti pone hy en han | handles. — —s 7 iow bnbedy of Le 100 ee ee —— glass ay Re a ) son, there Is a variety of have touches of lace and 2 - I . v ; order an coin £0 Styie. ; , , P : ; . 2 ~) . | | handles. $ ) ( | sty les and in every way the | embroidery that make them ; 6 go eng Be > % Basement Gallecy $ ah | ‘ E : 2, The Roll The Roll } es | PY—1h $ - 2° Q 1 Q * | — 3 : | ° . C Ca a . se -‘@ b, 4 j Six for 89 Sets, $5 39c Glass . $50 Dinner $10.95 Tea ; Samples and Odd Lots of 3 | Kitchen and bath- | Tapestry, brocade % or ove American semi-porcelain; | Gallon Jugs of ood Sets, $5.75 $ | “3 > | , 'Gelden luster gclaes 36 pieces: gold bow-knot grade crystal giass; Sets, $31.95 ‘ > >4 | room Papers in | and foliage’ ef- Plates of correct size for | border design ae wood bail handle. 00 _ | Imported Bavarian China rs 4 I , | fects, very desir- S enind j o1 gn. 100-piece Sets of Ameri- in two-tone luster with a e 2 ; tile, marble, block 8. can semtlf-porcelain with black handles . — 4 a | dna conventional | able for living French border pattern. | 2 $ 24 ' > 4 | and dining rooms. | 5 $2 to $3.95 Values 3 | effects. Sixth Fleer > Grades. eeeees : > 4 ‘7 oO ad ss i * - A | é Special $ e 5 Q ‘ ¢ Sample soli itieatodien thread ailk $ | | ’ and silk-mixed Hose with doubled lisle > | | $ freee, eat oo tops and reinforced feet; in black and §$ ‘ | 3 colors. f 4 | | : Y j . ’ we 2 | : $ @ Gingham, voile, cotton linene, tissue and Children’s Socks | Men’s Hose 3 Tbe Dozen Glasses 75c Sugar and | | 3 other kinds of Summer Dresses—some in a aan ee rasees atgy ag 3 ofin ——— , : y | ops; ! on 6 for 27c Cream Sets, 39c | Siamint 196 | $24 Dinner $1.25 Lunch $ sports effects, others with hand embroid- turn-over - cuffs; | white and eyes 3 ioe Wiis, then, sisd | Grose fete with mann, | Large-size ie eae Sets, $13.95 Plates, 78c : ery, buttons and organdie trimmings; many seconds of 44c¢ to | seconds of 79¢ to @ ee of excellent cut -decoration. a | Orange or grape-fruit 100-pe. s ‘ ' : ; Gracefully designed 3 styles, the majority with set-in Sleeves. we ES 29¢ a rn ; ; : -pe. semi - > | a 4 oe, . ~¢ Y Pere 50c Reamers; deep saucer. Sota’ te | wibite ea eele ' wher 2 ot pane out glass; : Sizes 16 to 52. pair IS Py 3 chain border design. : . . . ’ ‘ wag $ Tub Silk Princess Slips Women’s Hose Men’s Hose 3 > with hemstitched and iace-trimmed scalloped Thread silk with | Mercerized or plain $ $ bottoms: bodice tops and shadowproof. In white, Ifsle tops; reinforc- | cotton; black, $ $ flesh, honey, orchid and Nile. Sizes 36 $2 R9 Vy ed in black, white | white and: colors; : é : ‘ / $ to 44. Special at... ...--eeecercerrecees ° Lap yy. f ‘and colors; seoonds |. seconds of 35¢ to ¢ J + Basement Economy Store of “$1.75 $1 _44c grades, : R nd 7 F 4 ; grade, pair. . bits mages s - " Basement Economy Store @ , a ‘ , @ = ound Trip From : “a - 7 : - es .% - * 7 e 4 $15 Dozen Salad $18.95 Dinner Spaso Savo 3 ‘ For Sports Wear—700 Pairs Sample - ’ | 2 | Sets, $11.50 $ Factory Samples of Kimball . f. uts Plates, 6 for $3.75 ae i gery eee Sets, 79c $1 Dozen Glass ; ‘ | ry | a e br ks ’ -piece Sets o meri- . we : | + ¥, $ 21299 Dencer, Colorado Springs MMRGr ists an 2s; | Satgse™ artiely’ bade | 12, Stiecteter' ost Base | American samaaporceiain | 2 lat oe oo. l ennis Shoes | Phonographs é | cut; : in gold han- d 7 maney | America . eavy 24-oz. si ‘Sos | 2 FE 362 , ; ach diameter. ash. cae: ate 9a and refrigerator or pan- with gold ee cee tles a ‘grape iobee ana * p | % 4 P 4 | : der; 400 pieces, other drinks. * 25 (List onsoles 4 aes : a $ 4 62 Rocky Mountain National 4 | $ 9126 (List) € | * — (Estes) Park. be “) é $1.25 and $1.50 $9 Q.50 1? 4 4 . ‘ - $5 00 es Yellowstone ( Yellew- : Values, Pair...... = 13 | 4 a ‘ ‘ = half days’ motor z r 4 tan trimmed Tenni CA _ limit 2 | eS i ph gee ngun ngge gr peagh 3 Sia piace shag ‘Oxtoré styles; ““Cham- upright and ertre " Me he ‘ 4 + te BB ieee to Rocky : pion,” “Ked” and other makes. Sample sizes eae es ee . 3 | m4 10 . Utah (Southera r ; ; for men, women and children. guaranteed. $ ie. | Cedar ‘ S145 Uprights ..847.50 ‘2 . ae a ‘ ‘ , a ‘6 ] Rocky Mountain National Parke at smell . 3 a om 6 8 at $ ‘ . 7 | tional expense, = ay. ; $4.95 to $7.50 Iced $1 Glass $ 3 tia Silks ies White ee eendine Curtains ; : $ 50 Circuit Tour of the rail of Tea Sets, $3.50 Fish Bowls, 59c $1 Dozen Tea * c Manutactur¢rs — stripes and conventional de-4 98 made with fall Paria and. “On te 4 fy ~— Union Pacific to Portland, 6 Tea Glass Tall covered pitcher and | gear Glass Aquariums Glasses, 6 for 29c 4 plus stock of Umbrel- signs. $1.75 value, yd......... Cc tie-backs. 62.25 value, ee , as steamer to San Francisco, nd | crystal gi of | 6 glasses: in various | (, two styles: two-gal- | Iced Tea Glasses of clear | >'* each water, iced tea $ f /@8-— made yous Cc : . uffled i mf ing direct through Ogden or via Los Angeles : INCe size, glass; colors. Hand cut. lem atee. ; crystal—in optic colo- and grape juice glasses—- ? /[ taffeta, 26 and 28 inch urtain Fabrics 1000 pale evessiinn Maneuieeten | | ix Salt Lake City. Route may be reversed. Includes” nial style. hand cut. > sizes. Carved wood and on omnty Grenadine with ping, plain volle Curtains, with $e ties «eee Denver. a $ imitation amber han- ene thn adedk 50c to 160 29¢ ane tie-becha, Seconds «ak : ‘ les. Basem 0 Oe ee Se ee Grade, pair ..-+-se+ee+* ** a All fares include Colorade Springs without extre © ¥ 3 é ent ' Hasement ae Ticneige pocihe Norint¥ Sea Calle Tae so Suga ; - ———— 3 ber 13; te ~ pointe eet te Septem Octeber ‘ $ | evers enywhere em reute. mit - > Write for attractive, iiastrated book, indicating OF $ Many Lots of Factory Samples, Surplus Stocks and Remnants of | J _L. Carney, Gen. . Unton > : : alia iia Bch Bia $ Cotton Goods at Important Savings i: | St. Louly, Mo. , Pnones o + , $ nioch, Centre 95 Iron . ‘ . . . 4 | “0c Water F vr k $1.95 50c Water a Ginghams Satinette 59c Voiles Bed Sheets . 2. ' er rs, 22¢ lh i lee wo ts Bat -Acion Pitchers, 38c $ ane seg ee oa ees Imported gre gyre wom te red, goon Sages —— cman full or seam- ¢ | y ** glass Wat { ll-cop- | L -size stoneware ait a ; @ of fast co cne mercerized finish; in popular or w olle Bed Sheets w deep @ re tn pleasing ner otand holding . ~ cop- TMA bay dy ¢ tossnemare : ce ane tite Crackioe nat ap renee $ Ginghams; 32 inches wide; ex- shades; full pieces; seconds white flock dots; ilaunders hems: limit of 6 ton customer; $ | vie. bigh. bird design. grape design. match: 6 of ng ° $ cellent quality; 124¢ of 69c grade, 38c well; 2 to 6-yaerd 20¢ 100 dozen tn lot; | 23 : | @ the yard.....-seee+ OES SE Pegs remnante; yard........ epecial, each ...... . i | SF At NG OOOO) Oe eae 2 eee Cee S aries sensilla wet? oe - Te Guest Room Bets, 39c | $15.95. Concrete Benches, $12.50 | 50c Dozen Pint Bottles. 35c 3 “Star-tex’’ part linen Towel- | | 20c Percales 40 inches wide: chiffon finish: | . ite ot Aeanied On inutile ¥ 34 a 'nsisting of water aettle and | reeces Sn, aeeety— Tae lawn or Selick lenitines” antindi lt hl a 4 ing—red border; 1 to & yard Shirring and dress designs on two-piy quality; seconds of wide; plain shades and - 1 ‘Be, of attractive ackel areata. | ar on: ullt o latting, hite fin- ; , r ~ “ss oO Vy grade clear 4 mill remnants: ' light grounds: 36 inches | 69¢ grade: 5 i* ’ , i | : “4 rye ype ape i ee coerce . | cages aay “ec 2 ig. 3 VOCE os 6g cc tocewscetee 15c¢ wide; the yard........ 15c werG..«<ssdvan i a de th 2 ¢ ripest: ae Ss —E a ¥ -- -———_ _-- — ——— 4 : Fifth Fleer PEAREEEREOOO04004000000000000000000900909900O9OTTEEHEDNEHOSHTES NSO UEOS OOOO T TOTO HTH OOOO OHHH 0 1999 - ~ « vaD er

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te. Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED a Graduate Record Books From..... BoC to $4.00. @ Atiractive Memory Books for the girl graduate— with leaves epecified for various school activities, rec- words and interests. Beok Shoep—Sisth Fleer The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY A A — See Our Other Announcements on Pages 14 and 15 a re ee ee FAMOUS ~BARR CO: a SR EAN GREET. pt OR - : , , ——- aia ger We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 im Largest Distributors of Merchana Cash oe $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted at Retail in Missouri and the West | es a — brassicre needs during this event. Appointments made for fittings after the sale. Lily-of-France Girdles $8 and $10 Values—Special 58 Beginning Wednesday—The Annual Event Which Means Such [/nusual Economy for Women—Our May Sale & Corsets : lines—made of handsome corset brocade of exquisite pink corset brocade com- F and naving deep inserts of elastic at bined with elastic, and shown in a good sides to afford extradfreedom. All sizes range of sizes: in this unusual group. Excellent Brocade Bien Jolie Bien Jolie Corsets Corselettes Brassieres Brassieres $8 to $12 Valaes $2.50 &$3 Values $4 and $5 Values $2 to $3 Values | \ | 19 $ $ RD * f $ . ldly-of-France Cor- Warner and Vogue ai SS > The new long styles A vareety of popular . eets in medium and (orselettes with yj wae ¥ on on mye s wall bust con- low bust, long skirt elastic inserts at Fe . | ache ae se st ~ of yee. and brastierts models Also the sides: hooked side- 'E .: ' 2 a : P I : -. of several mg erials: popular Kedfern front models of bro =e a* te orchid bro- black satin models Corrects; sizes bro- cade; good range of fj SS good range of includ ed: sizes ken. | gives. y x VY P ‘a _ece broken. Soiled. ; = & ) A ~ y . ‘. iors | /A\ . : ax Sample Modart Corsets Reducing Girdles. $3.50 and $4.50 Values ; Again a Special Purchase Brings an Important Offering of — 4000 of Them—$3.50 to $6 Values @. New styles and smart details of design in these Bags make them unusually appealing—many wi men and misses will be delighted to obtain them so profitably. The assortment is truly remarkable, including block bot- Our Fur Storage ~~ Means the Best Protection _ @ Now is’ the time to have us call for other articles you desire protected during the in our storage vaults they will be absolutely fire, theft, dirt and moths. Call Olive 5909, | G Sa ; eather Handbag; we: > —— 2 : : o ’ > 7 : j ¢ - 7 ne i ane hy RL Editorial Page Daily Cartoon — : We * ~ Saeeee | PART TWO: ‘OF COUNTY BANK GLEARING HOUSES sn Over in ‘ : a " bata aia = «aa between jorces.in M&M IN MISSOURI IN 1924 mass their tr ! | struggle. Pi : Such Importance “ '°°°?""** — of | office as an « as to Create Comment can situctios All Over Country, Speak- “°"'?*""°"* : » winter is ag has been ace tom, key-lock, — swagger, strapped styles and many other fashionab van calf, In black and colors—some with gros point e kinds. Of real pin seal, cordo- saffian and other good quality leathers. sciations. as an address er Tells State Bankers. A plan of courty clearing house bring the oni ed at the f¥ a measure to mini. *0d¢y he ree ‘ge bank failures, was advocated ations which tdday before mem- °70 end give effect in center. Many with vanity fitting 8. ~ rs of the Missour! Bankers’ As- chced. Main Fleer om pclation. meeting in thirty-fifth Pe ti sik de cea snual convention at the Shubert- Ww TH THI — a IN MOROCCE at pefferson Theater, by Craig B. ow native & ” aa glewood, vice president of the many - vears Wednesday—Our Infants’ Shop Always Offers Unusual B; ns eu. Le prey Ah Speaking on the subject. “Tight- = Ee onal rench an , ¥ i iad -s ~bo in ry oy ening Up Our Banking Machiner: nificant evens with “Baby-Day” Specials $4 and $5 Values hemstitched hems tiewood re ln 1924. some ere of enough 59c and 69c Values Ranks had been o ech of the damage could have was a Pp 59c Crib Sheets $1 Soft Slippers $2 & $2.50 averted. befote tt eccurreé. | preston ban $6x50-inch Muslin Sheets | Imported kid or patent soft- papas naga various “Supervision of the banks of thanks to th nes i Ren ssour « in the hands of the and his oF at | sole Slippers; with pompons | ‘price smocked yokes te Banking D and ankle straps: various col- _- | P ecial 4 both ends. Of serviceable nning collars mont. S al 65 Sp $ po ete v } S ors; sizes 1, 2 and 3. coma . yemptroiler of the Currency. The ter he has | _— __— £ETa ae. ~~ pecial . ._ «- . years. Special . ~ at oe Lx Gi tace ven al | Gee et. So. ce ee ministration of your State Bank- propaganda | es) In This IR ee a et oe, CTR car PN ue ew Re | Bo eer. , enminar? blige —_— > in on de — on te -_ , ' . Vil Trice? . ’ t : - . . — | ects and Girdles; made on smart lines and of handsome pink bro- or blue plaids; a practical | enamel; an acceptable gift dozen in package, ris! . priv : ‘Ze ' cade, jersey silk or plain pink coutil rariety oe atten a q : son of private enterprises un- roual, a ; : go ety ono OS SS VESEy OF Mice, - Sis accessory— 49 | @ccessory. f political control.” fines of the broken. Third Fleer speetet G8. 6i3tcdieuns Cc 5 QR cote wean i meet FES a ‘ | me mn Speaker then presented hig *0Pr Part F n for county clearing house ae- | *amous Chert ations. with regular examina- = This Week Only—Special Offer of Helena Rubinstein’s Valaze Preparations @ An opportunity of most unusual! interest. Women and misses who use these renowned preparations will surely want to obtain sup- plies of them Wednesday—and many more should avail themselves of the opportunity to try Mme. Rubinstein’s toiletries at this saving. 22x22 Napkins to maich, doz - Tablecloths Hemstitched all-linen. silver bleached damask Tabtie.- cloths with Openwork de- signs. 6>2x8¢— . $3.59 $4.45 value Main Fleer Italian linen Scarfs. $2.95 value, 18x36...... $3.95 value, 18x45 “Wash Day” Needs—At Savings, Wednesday (eeeetteee ee Splendid Offering of Imported Linen Tablecloths 70x88-Inch Size. "pteee = $ 9 5 | Ata Discount @ Good-looking. serviceable ; e! made of all-linen imported Irish eee damask. They are of a popular size—aniJ are in attractive floral designs. "emer er ef ee eee ee © ee © ee oe : ee I SIS ei eck : doub . $6.25 Bedspread | cial silk Be 390x108 inches. |} a $3.95 Third Fleer —— 95c Washtubs | eo 65° | @ Week Tube of heavy grade galvanized ren. wth strong ircp-type handles. The $2 Baskets All-3' | \ow woven cq arge a20e—most in demand ~ oye i one, $I 24 $5.20 Balers Weary ail . te $5.50 | | eile ' ’ “wn 3 for 106 Mates, 2 Harner e208 wh ernver a4 a0 Pails, 10-q6 tor | @ Practica May artain *errteiieore @2 «# | ifs. made t& - Roarrin s' a0 } || front. drop-seat style Rearta, full ver Aner with nbination 3- ewer Oe eports enlars —the ft Stepincdtors, with tucket reer a: 96 . | for real comfor nictot Sinimtest 1.15 Choice of blue dentin at it, sPan i ‘ Star Soap at rive @rah a s Four large doses Chipeo and Side, gett a eae as a metal Waste Bas- SI hold: Meni ia for : 1 or na a9 het, epectal......... bars fo a buyer 10 43¢ Biges 2 ta % (Ne Phene or Mail Orders on Soap or Chipesc ) — Rasement (uilery | Wednesday! Save on the Well-Known “Lee” Play Suits An sce it to Augment Your Summer Wardrobe With ool Handmade Fr ee ee ee enrtecne 6: eee 4 gene . . Tse ne? . han ke ; Pialred sid be hela iATtion « Utive v_ : nade UD comm - pri , d well established Pear a : tioms —the Majority Imported From a? in the community P| ge ea 4 6 *®xyecy'ivce commfttee would -nanc . ing A COry tid report to tn * re hudgem . eq aa rec oo“ a Splendid Value at.... that any tec na such Confidenria’ Pthe exter: : > otha SJE In the trouble’ € Linen and voile Frocks that at woul \% aaeeere® an ’ . & paneer ® ia aan i oer — Pts t aie} Ould bank ” ded crondit - OT the exre Showia ad 4 “SH be — ae Aer * 4 uF — —— med > BB O67 42 ate een A ee ee Ei a cael natin en il lll “ : « - 7 a recalled 39 bank failures he condition of the mem- | sition has bankers th Zi Details of Proposal. tien is net | “Each bank belonging to the as- standpotnt of mation would have one vote,” he | every move Regular policies Mtation wor e-s - lative ar - Ontrusted with petent examiner, who | lapse in Ii » 7 uid be expected. as a matter of rh themselves even ‘ other associates tn ie the plan ead suggested that the first rehabilitation «ef a bank ; \ ry : id -the m 16 lines of these Dresses will appeal and Bel by the Roard of Directors, The prices are trimmed with,hand embroidery | the Clearing House. give satie.| thing the f oT excessive Ae Ff hand-drawnwork—a type of Dress Powe ~ / Yess) | almost a necessity in Summer wardrom a ‘ \/ jin sizes 14 to 44 and the following Pepsi, *“S"urance be given that that the would recede be taken our War Suld be set up for various time paper would be him for laber ' future? Each or any i remedies would have to. ed as the particular case management id be demanded. Peaker *Urances gtren taken ye*. given a reasonable the reforms | From Belgium come these handmade Silk Dre Mon et every 90 days OF) gems | —in sports and dressier styles, trimmed 1 ee | Theme | drawnwork in white with colors, green ™ he fone Sa a ae é | champagne, brown with beige, and m om related Craighead. ® no | particularly | ebampagne, green, pink, brown and blue. = ‘hat the principles of production ; 7 bankin the theme of 14 to 44. .. on *re the same in the! wag * in the city. afternoon by Always From Bankers. Provident of ror =" _=Y urge on you that tional Rank ‘on of this propesal is member of Your serious thought.” | , that there in Missouri of which. he said. With the importance and of the baronet —Necessities for Wee Ones at Pronounced Savings at h a character as to provoke te ufias | Be spaper comments in all parts “C¥P‘ain of li Pillo sa the ocuntry. a a ' i | 1 ‘Sa Not Good for the State. oe 9 eir | Carriage Robes | Petticoats & Slips w et Cue eee ee | ier Missouri.” he said. “nor for the war which | county where Dearly a rho Bee’, @nks in the same ~ : eccurred. nor for the banks thereby to ™a $ 45 | $ “a ted across the street in the ‘er of all Mog SO | ¢ ¢ & — Mame town It would have been It is our | iat ts f> the selfish interest of all the ons Dee | — othe nkers of Missouri if the, ©“O™=mgnecer, Beautiful pique Robes with | Nainmsook Slips with lace Handmade batiste Pil it ' a aed not occurred. Could * mere” hamd-scalloped edges. and trimmings; also nainsook | in 12x16-inch size; with oe aM of them have been prevented? Prestige elaborately embroidered cen- petticoats in Gertrude style broidered sprays and ait Mrobably not—undoubtediy not.| That Abd- ters: gifts that would be with lace or embroidery. loped borders; dainty all in i the men tee nce these ing the S highly acceptable. Sizes for infants to 2 years. practical gifts. re under closer check gin war on t epartment and the djebala chi meetings | en the bank to decide on the in « comm Out of this dividual , tld be elected an | strong it may ittee of perhaps bably of the most Betterment ia the ‘ask of em- west, follo it only such cases agriculture. ent of this exam- Goebel. “s tual attention. It WNattenal Bank the bankers information en- “That we committee “ould terment of goes without “The farmers diminishing. things he semelier. The tion from the into execution. d be to determine liquidated. when the more capita! sorb all the rear. As @ steers and the butcher high as more short-time profits to the from an on, he suggest- * amount of real . Or thar the re- paring them The speaker against the ‘enabling sales ® the installment wall ances or with yews parrmnents on business has small volume @ retailers, he failed. Burt into and | Com missiocs ers

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+4 Editorial Page Daily Ca srtds chi od tdst: hy tadagad Se Ph a ee tees Just a Minute - Society—Drama © r++ eee ghee | etbEl Lit tied ie the Best Protection ‘ime to have us call for fu rugs desire protected during the Peete. ults they will be absolutely safe from and moths. Call Olive 5900. Seventh Floer MAY 19, 1925. OO — —— _ = PART TWO: a tn Fin aE ; Bee Eta ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY EVENING, HPVOUATESPLAN GREATEST NaTIVE WA ARMS CONFERENCE GEN. MILES IS | canonized as PPACOUNTY BANK | YEARS 15 IN PRospecr OROPS LAN FOR BURED WITH HIGH, yee aN Dagys PPUANCHOUSES se rans var en SARCHOFSHPS. MLTARVHONIS f° Over by Abd-El-Krim and French Forces Sieienthsiatte ees . TEE Asscsleticne 0| in Morocco Have Been Strengthened. U. S. Triumphs in Opposi-| President Coolidge in Cor-| - |Means of Minimizing, eee a PAGES 17—20 . REI 5 a | a Saint in Rome COUZENS INQUIRY , be *, 7, ‘a . > . - “| ara ‘ i j i H FORCES (4, Sits Sididetn, aed diiet Seene the Control of Traffic in Arms and|A. Miles. | Rahie é ana, an rnst, Kentucky, ies Theater, | by icrais B.|... 3. ... . Mw nse French Forces Successful Munitions." Tue American delege-|" Creme Se eee ae eT ee SON ee ee ; all 5 ais est native war seen in Africa in French columns. with nlite one tion led the opposition to the affairs so that he might occupy a ico; and King of Utah, Demo- , ce es ) nanwv 4 ars lAaS ) 4 1 ) : ree = a ; fOTce- ‘ t | ; - ; ttion ; ays Offers Unusual , —T v 4 ‘ ” . . 4 ‘ . ~ = ’ 7 loped borders; dainty : and ' df the men managing these ing the Spanish forces, would be-! creating international! complica- exchange information regarding | tne prozram of appl ese ne ; 0 , ee — WAR'S view tC. Detigme oe practical gifts. ks had been under closer check gin war on the French this spring! tions especially with Great wauculent — traffic ; Six black horses were sstected rand Remain There. cessor to senator spencer. ; SEE" ee Sacks, 50 ts h of the damage could have was a pra at certainty, Hie! Pritai: The fact remains that (,;reat Britain, Spain India, tn draw the laden caisson and of Favor Transfer of Authority. $2 & $2 Garmen averted before it occurred prestige has grown enormousl-.! event . ene thenoie . ie KG Greece and Austria were the only | gicerg of the arm aes poe ae, | Several members of the Com- : my + Sea “ ; 1 mahartutiettesinge ated the ts 60 lgnest importance § ,., tri +3 _— + hs : ‘ ' Y, ‘Vv a ma- . , Handmade Creepers and “Supervision of the banks of thanks Lo the Spanish retirement?’ now are taking pons e here countries voting in favor of (ne rine corps were designated to ace | 2” the Aqgociated Press When (,en. Pershing. in a speech mittee want to recommend the Rompers of various wash suri is in the hands of-tthe!and his overthrow of the riva! conseeesesinen search of ships suspected to carry-! phegide them Surround! ee | ROME, May’ 1%.—The Vatican | jn New York three weeks ago, told! turning over of the Prohibition fabrics; smocked yokes and te Banking Department and the djebala chieftain Raisuii Ali win bene French Reinforcements Ar- ing arms in violation of the pr»- group battalions eeu pee Pot s a has received many messages from halide caer ” Unit to the Department of Justice, cunning collars. 6 months to ptroller of the Currency. The ter he has been making seditious. rive on Riffian Front. posed convention. oes ana iaieasteiaiea led ' me jo d 4] , di | | what “We in Nebraska” had done; but feel it should rest where it Ppt } ‘ ‘ i : rhe ing seditiou “ee sociated Pr ; ; : ines Vv rigadier- residen's ol! 1e ndianapolis dio- | ait ne , - i 4 years. Special Be amte. | areanmdk a aa sed ae See ~~ The American delegation asked : | toward establishing an endowment’! is now until the new assistant sec- at F nistration of your State Bank- , propaganda among the tribes ia RABAT, Frenen Meresee. May i+. canferanmes te Goleta an articl General Samuel D. Rockenbach. | cese, urging that the Rt. Rev. Jos-! g.n4 gor’ the American Lest he| retary of the Treasury, Col lin ee, ee eee ae Department has been subject | the French zone, *~ving to persuade | 19—Gen. Billotte has arrived with ... aie nar *© commander of the District of oa ee en oe AMSAS SA. ee : : , 2 Pk Di Strong criticism, rightfully or them to arise against the French} heavy French reinforcements am which asks the League of Nations Washington, formed an escort of eph Chartrand, Bishop of Indian- "appeared to set himself down as q| coln C. Andrews, has had ample $2.50 &- apers ully I do not know. I do and recognize him as Sultan. ithe Riffian fron: in the Chech ,to publish an annual report on the! ponor . apclis. wno yesterday was appolnt-! resident of Nebraska This com-| Fis versa eters A® oppor dl ge ma by — “Red Star,” hemmed, ope thas it is difficult to secure About April 15, Riffian bands in-| en region — _ —. | operation of the proposed arms Nine commanders whose history ed Archbishop of Cincinnati be |. . de } . | al | Go toward onppresting: the: Heuer n ivory Eye Diapers; 27x27-inch size; Mi. a . ; : aie ae convention. America’s objection to ; : rene" wer SER ment was made in the news S-' traffickers. K relv efficient results in Sup- i vaded the camps of the Sons of rhe tro ps began or izi os : ; . in the service of the o; f permitted to remain at Indianapo- pee. t pega rganizing . i aillin : ea fo - nation fills * ase Per . : gift dozen in package, | 85 sion of private enterprises un- | Zeroual, a strong tribe on the con- strong defenses in this territory this provision was fo: the same pages beside those inscribed with lic Therefore although the pro-. Pa ches at the time. inasmuch as! Facts brought out show that, | 95 special at. eereeee? political contro!) _ fines of the French-Riffian posi- ' which is Deaths pea, SP ie ol reason aes its opposition to the pro- the deeds of Gen Miles ond the motion has already heen official! Vv there htd been talk of making the. ptr na Reg wters os forces are tie s ono aca . awe s ewCCY . ‘ , eard— ae t} a + os , . . eg , driving the rum-runners . Third Floor e speaker then presented his tion Part of this tribe, under the) centrations of Riffians. The situa- ar sa y sete: hes oa . sara ne | Son of another were ~iven the ratisied 9 ines 4 ope. 6 BES BO res General a candidate for Senater'! one petit other Pre at thd ae h for county clearing house as- | famous Cheriff Derkaoul, was fa-! tion otherwise is under control. | he } 1 CS | Pht to march with the body as|*Ubmiited to Rim for see otee-| active elsewhere Conditions 1! Miations. with regular examina- | == = = _ ae t S waeee. . a honorary pallbearers. Thev were ©*#098. _ tion th riginal prohibit Ss . Dh eauiittes of th mam. e ae : France lost a _ bitter fight last Major-Generals Dennis FE ‘Nolan It is believed in Vatican circles | Today Gov. Baker is saying, in| © origina tion tates are ob Wi h banks | sition has always come from he country consists of ail the plows night to keep armaments of war- | acting chief of staff of the ; ie | that the Pope will confirm the pre- | reply to numerous requests for the. growing worse instead af better. ir e it aad — bankers themselves This opposi- the harvesters. the factories. the | Ships within the scope of the pro- ash: + Sect sitetadl > > ey motion and transfer Bishop Char- oaiainas ef Gen: Pershing te the | They have been neglected, tt Is Detai : Pro . ; ? *@)) rT , the > ear +} ’ - 4} ‘ . " , . , . 733} = * sis wih / =e 4Tnst, : * moh ’ ' | ie tank belencing to the as- tion is not well founded from the mills, the ships, the locomotives—! posed convention which will con-| yon, L. Clem. Henry T. Allen and t®and because messages have also! seat yacated by Senator Spencer’s | Charged by members of the Com- ; ; : co standpoint of good business, for everything from a garden rake to (trol by publicity International trade Willi \ } atte been received from Cincinnat! urg- jeath: ~ | mittee. | “ tion would have one vote,” he | every move that tends to strength- 4 raiten:, > ehes ; in armaments tes depen M. Rilack; Rear Admiral ™ =s — a ee ed aeath: ss When the Couzens Committee e lained “Regular meetings D ad , : ea , oSes oe a may be used to ” am George Baird. Brigadier-Generals ing that he come to that bishopric. “Gen. Pershing is not a citizen | : he in oae pea jen the banking business as a who'e further productive processes.”’ After a heated @4tscussion the baward J McClernand and Joh = of Missouri: he is a citizen of Ne«| Sets ready to make its report. « Creal So. ecide on the| in a community benefits each ip The theory that the only rea] Military commission of the arms) 4 lotnetiods anid rniion B eit " Archbishop Chartrand Born and hraska.”’ He adds that he has not | determined effort to prevent a dis- . S po cles. Out of this! dividual bank no matter how producers are farmers or miners | CCnference, by a vote of 16 to 8, de- | ao ; Ye | n _Beale. Ordained to Priesthood Here. | onaithioes the General for the ap-| couraging showing will be ‘made ul ntation would be elected an | strong it. mav be.” ee ae at ’ cent ; ~tgs BP the late Major-General »j . 7 aad iby 4d lead bu be ; | utive committ ¢ ’ | HPoas = ° Or workers of various classes. is a | cided to accept the British amend- | peale Archbishop Chartrand was born pointment, the bestowal of which y ary teadcers, t members be: . t made un = me a we — 10H fallacy, he continued, because “pro- | ™en" whereby guns, ammunition Presid ' in St. Louis in 1870 and attended | pe is expected to announce tomor- | lieve the truth should be devel- a ~! ot al mary OF the most Betterment in Agricultural Condi- duction is making an article avail- and all other equipment of war- ‘esident in the Provession iSt. Mary's Parochial Schoo! ati row evening. | oped and brought out to’ convince i d F ‘ B » hon tn pee well ectaplished tions Reported by Panker. able in the form it is wanted. Ships are dropped from the draft! | President Coolidge found his po-| Third and Gratiot streets, only a! In the latest “Who's Who.” Gen,| the people generally that the Vol- ty Importe rom elgium iieedhedl contents, ] | Financial conditions in the South- where it is wanted and when it is | COmvention, and hence not subject- | S!Uom in the procession with mem- short distance: from his home et! Pershing’s biographical outline gead Act is being disregarded and ehtrusted will the ¢ ~' gp . west, following the post-war col- Wanted.” ‘ed to supervision. The United wi of the General's family and 214 Lombard street. Later he at- | ends with the words, “Home, Chey-| ¢aforcement is falling Gown. | ; t e task o em - St, . es ; =i cas ‘o” States voted with the maiority lis close associates. immediately t ded St Meinrad's (“ollege aft Peom, °° T} C3 I" two Sparts Futile. Peng a cor tent | ae f iwostack an latin 7 1s to price fixing. the speaker “~ i ; £ we “7 ten » 4 ‘Eo | enne, Wyo. 1¢@ «Generals | j . - he ogra ent ue ¢ who lapse in livestock and panmagge o related, people, if aredeearn want Thus warship armaments meet behind the flag-draped casket Meinrad, Ind., and atso was a stu-| sisters. however, live in Lincoln, | It was pointed out toda y that in the jua lh — such cases agricuiture, are improving, | W the Government to fix higher the same fate as warships them- Veterans of the W orld War, the cent at 8S’. Louis University. Neb. The General was born in} 4ny casual inquiry inato the facts Sealed caches eee ees Oo Che liberty prices and if consumers to fix Seives which were excluded last only conflict in the life of Gen He studied for the priesthood in| Missour!. but left this State as a|@hows that spasmodic spurts 4 - “pe ictual attention. It | National Bank of Kansas Ci vy, told ciest” widielas “Te 4e ie ate week form all! official control as to Miles in which he took no active Rome and at Insburck College, in voung man, and has since been in| against violators of the dry lawe ——— that any : | as ) phré nti ¢ put ‘t . ~ | OX Se' pe ' - ‘. Ae : , ag any information en- That we are in a period of bet- te al ' ; and @eseen? end same fate as airplanes and armored Civil War. Indian campaigns and St. Louis in 1897 and said his first State citizenship is as doubtful as’ tinues te come in from. the sea. at “ee ' ‘ . . . j Tt SUPP ane T : at ‘ : ™ ; - ; : dep a committee *Yould terment of agricultural conditions a other } . t fi ees. There | The military committee the Spanish War. who were there mass at St. Mary's Church in the} was that of Gen. Grant. who was/across the Mexican and Canadian alto ?¢ ’ . ' , - no ot r law must fix price: er ; ; ale op | omanves, even goes without ay eS ne ie ire. of his ch me se ee a ex- however, voted to keep tn the con- *® pay homage to their former parish where he had attended!born in Ohio and later lived in) borders. and from the atilis_of the OFn ba te wo associates in “The farmer's production cost is saben ' t hich sei ony he trolled list all: arms which are leader. grammar school. For a time he| illinois and Missouri, but who was cities and mountain caves in the : ceptions, j ’ rice av : as 7 , ing « | diminishing The surplus in the Peaed s 2 te . Pp f ee ann . mounted on war-designed airplanes Patriotic and veterans Oorganiza- was assistant at St. Johns Church, ;, nominated for the presidency to| South. . ead a oe agen execution. things he produces is growing ny nd etn a ie ok ie and armored cars tions placed in the procession in- Sixteenth and Chestnut streets.| the refrain, “He comes from Ap- “We found a very, very bad ait- | “ th in the me that the first smaller. The migration of popula- ~ maa : a priate hsm The French spokesmen contend. Cluded the military order of the. After a few months he was trans-| pomattox and its famous apple! uation,” said a mé@mber of the d voile Frocks that are bo Touble’’ oe of a bank tion from the farm to the city still = oe CS wee ed that if traffic in land artillery +s Loyal Legion, of which Gen. Miles'ferred to Indianapolis. where he tree.” Senate Committee to the corres- acti j The si ple straight et ay be to determine continues. creating more consum- p C | OF to be subjected to contro] as al- was selected commander in chief | subsequently became a Bishop. Some of the requests to the Gov-/;pondent. “Efforts to enforce the p Cal. : . would th mt is capable.|..and lessening the producers SY HOLOGICAL ORIGIN ready decided, it was iogtcal that last year; the Grand Army of the Archbishop Chartrand’s relatives | ¢™mor for the appointment of wesc laws in many sections of the 7 Dresses will appeal and many by the = Se ae aan as- | The prices paid for almost every- EXP INED tne guns on ships of war should be’ Republic, Indian War Veterans’ In St. Louis are a sister and two Fershing came from the Missou country have proven farcial. I 1 with hand embroidery and Clearin 9 of Directors) ning the farmer has to. sell are VEGETARIANISM LA kept in the controlled list. He ar-/| societies, United Spanish War Vet-/| brothers. They are Mrs. Harry M. | C!Ub of Chicago, the South St. think that we should allew Col- / hat ‘5 ; red — give satis-| satisfactory and show some profit 'gued further that maritime drma-|erans, Military Order, Veterans of! Jordan and George H. Chartrand | Louis Business Men's Se Andrews time to try out his pro- é assy se . - ’ a - . i 7 ; , work—a tvpe of Dress tha would oy ~ at the bad | hen the production has been in-| British Phfsician of Note Tells of ments could be used in land de-/ Foreign Wars. American Legion of 2709 Eads avenue and Edward | mis the citizens of ney, = oe gram and see what he can ac- ressilyv in Summer wardro ; out, or quidated, ©. | telligently managed. Aversion to Meet Eating Orig- fense and therefore should follow! and Dames of the Loyal Legion. J. Chartrand of 2729 Eads avenue. | General's native town. “ ie complish. —— ° . 7 | ” Muced excessive loans, if : inane 7 inating in Fear. ,tne same regulations as land de- Salute of Fifteen Guns As a student at St. Louis lU'ni- Ciements, Republican Nationa — | : : eater t6) bes ! vans. : | Comm! ? AUSTRALIAN GENERAL IS NAMED tO 44 and the following co ors. or more capital put The eo 1 The c ttle herds Bv the Aseociated Prese« fenses. i At the south gate of Arlington versity, Archbishop ‘¢ hartrand was Committoomen for Missouri, is a A the coming stabilized. The catt! * LONDON. May 2.—The _psych- Warship Like a Fort. a battery from Fort Myer stood, ® Pupil of the Rev. Joseph A. Mur- Pershing supporter. lala Remedies Suggested. have been liquidated to an extent 4 ue : ‘ j Bes 2 ee The British idea is that a war- t ty 7 . ws J th h i phy ae Ss Father Murphy recently WELLS BEING SUNK T0 KEEP Sir Jotn Baird Has Filled Various ] B n bank paeuce Be gives that/that the market can readliy ab ce 2 oe ea th . ship is like a fort and that the de-| (ape er nie wasted at }’ ee was namedé Bishop of Honduras Home and Foreign Posts. of, Peach, Pink, Canary, row ’ " pte recede from an sorb all the offerings after this often uncons iousliv takes piace taile of a warship's strength should sng ee ea ee i cal and Ar« hbishop Chartrand offielat- MINNEHAHA FALLS FLOWING Ry the A@ociated Press. wt im, Lavender and the always- Re oh condition,” he suggest- | year As a matter of fact, stock guring childhood. it was explained be no more divulged than the «c- co My mei a ot - apr merges ed at his consecration here. Bishop MELBOURNE. May 19.—Pre- — white Frocks. be ® excess amount of real steers and everything not ready for, ntly by Dr. David Forsyth, a tua! caliber and position of guns in ste pape prong gy oe); Murphy is now on his way to St. | ga, ral ¥ . of Prouth Threat- mier Bruce has announced Bir ag is : taken out. or that the re- ¢he butcher are bringing prices as iets a io ee _— , a particular jand fortress. ; Walting tomb There the farewell Louis from Honduras and may at- — ed a = Pictu John Lawrence Baird has been ap- ay ; . Would be set up for various high as should be to produce | P#ysician © vet * ee a League circles admit that the, 8¢rvice for the Goad wae, 2 tae tend the consecration of his former | -_ - 4 4 israel pointed General of the Australian : + er that more short-time profits to the purchaser and pay dent of the Psycho-Neurological scope of the proposed convention js| hands of the military. Twelve pupil as Archbishop of Cincinnati. | : Rpm seit Commonwealth, succeeding» Lord 7 long-time paper would be wim for labor and interest in pre- Society, in a lecture on “Diet and| growing smaller and smaller. but riflemen awaited the. signal to fire puseiinpinseccticitectinaiid bene Ry the Agsoctateg Press. Forster, who has held that office ‘ ‘4 m the future? Each or any aring them for the market.” Psychology.” ‘recognizes that the only way of three volleys over the grave, and an U S WEALTHIEST NATION MINNEAPOLIS, May 19.—Ple~) since 1920. : anamade oc a @ remedies would have co |” The speaker sounde a warning| lllustrating how certain incidents| making the conference succassful|-@rmy bugler waited to sound taps, | Us ' pantech |turesque Minnehaha a nay pre Right Hon. Bir John Lawrence . ePled as th articul | ton 04 r take root in a child's mind andjis to produce by com the soldier's adieu. | : _mortalized by Henry scswo dist! ’ i oe t l@ particular case against the mobilization of « redits i. - % apria “_ P ~ ommon consent at eerie et tes : . Figures Compiled in Canada Show Longfellow, and known throughout Baird has had «a nguished ca- th pt at nabling sales f merchandise on showed themecives In atu = te|® Cocument which sands a chance That Commonwealth Seventh ! ) k showplace) reer. He was political officer, with . s ena sales i esgic — taki ¢ rr | nee eel BU UJ ' , the country as a& park showplace >: management failed, a he installment plan, by selling ac- with regard to ponies sees. Dr.|of being ratified as an initial step HINDEN RG AT F * C TI ON OTTAWA. Ont.—Canada stande } h Indi lore.| the Abyssinian army in Somaliland Should he de the setae ‘ lorsyth took as an example a child,;in the control of the traffic in he associated with muc news og el offi- é & . the sneai- on .oenees or mette secured by the)”. S. aarily age, bed been! armaments pied ; seventh among the great nations of | wit! be saved from virtual drouth| im 1904. and an intelligence - at. ae = —_ oy But with sat- payments This vast " olut Pa vf ‘vi oA ns e € . a onthe ie a ' ; .. Break« Rule of Retiring Larls and the world in national! Mu“ ealth uC. and presery ed by artificial means. | cer with the British army in the . ‘ “|. ‘rr Pn ) 7 P 4s . il ‘ . “4 7 4 . Ss ee gis en. the business has caust ad compiaint of on 4 n % ter inti” mee BUS FIRM PROFIT $554,138 Stays Until Nearly Midnight. cording to official fimures. released undertakes by the local ' rd of) great war. He was parliamentary i a + ‘ . 1e gf ral : e ne i ; . ’ : ’ ‘ men - ae Hoy € aken ints he small volume of business by many : , £ — a ine eel oom Fr the Aseoctated Press here. The Dominion’s wealth +«@ park com missioners. secretary to ape = , “ se. given a reasonable ~ : a asi arked ang thie end quire (Ural- ie ee ee ee : . : ' °° N45 ONO OF of the British overnment wun to effect the reforms, and| Tet#ilers, he said y thought the animal was going) CHICAGO. May 19.—Steady, ai-| | BERDIS nae Ro Lgaarom nr Deane tee rg sich ppc ee age, aa ae 1922, and Minister of Transport . > * as ' ; Von. Hindenburg attende ast | that o e Unk “tates, which) in precipitation .m recent y . e ( Silk Dresses amined we | ‘ «ito kill and eat him. After that! though gradual, Increase in the : im come thes han mepeae od with onthe every 90 days OT | usome Fallacies in Economics,” | ait tk geal emer meeiieees! GEaTONee amelie motorbue | Might his first social function out- | ranks first, at $320,.803.000.000 Minnehaha creck which supplies from 1922 to 1924. | 2 “4 ' i€ . ' , . . : - ” . ‘ / eat and Greasier gt with 4 ‘Plan has ne ese Tralian Bill bere secret Societies. | the projection of motion picture / India a eats "1.960.000.6000 An 800-foot well ise being sunk in q ve . - . sion of the A™ ice -" ing meat the fact the y « com By +) Associat ress : ' . “th i | . ’ “he Ur Serious thought,”’ | ‘ ommise! e . s “s a naif pumas eet cadena ; ROME. May 19-—The Chamber! films of Von Hindenburg’s inaug- | ‘ Mima ..-++seeeees 19,057,000,000 Minnehaha creek, Superintendent Ze concluded. “Shere| ers’ Assecietes. a Oe : fome4 wl ef Deputies today approved a bill(uration. THe President broke his| Poland .........- 17.000,000,000/ Wirth said. and it is hoped ta. strike &ny objection on the part | “Capital.”"’ he said, “is tha part | vegetariang had that fear in early rth sn ser vehi bes: wont rene - rechten eax’ ‘onl vo. “AbQemtiWn’... acess 2.178,.000.000 a flowing well, but failing in this, BUblic to the inauguration 82 association. The oppo- of the wealth which is reserved for! childhood of being killed them-! production. The capital of this selves of 304 to 0. mained until nearly midnight. Ee sb ne > el 3,020,000,900 a pump will be installed. Should

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18 ST. LOUIS POST-DISP- ncH, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1925. -* TUESDAY. MAY 19. 19325. - STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH Foundcd by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec. 12, 1878. Published by the Pulitzer PubdlMshing Company. Twelfth Boulevard end Olive Street. i | THE POST-DISPATCH PLA | FORM. . | I know that my retirement will | make no difference in its cardinal principles, that it will always fight for progress and reform, never tol- erate injustice or correption, always f “ fight demagogucs of all parties, = never belong to soy party, always oppose privileged classes and public plunderers. wever lack sympathy with the poor, always remain de- voted to the public welfare, never be eatisied with merely printing news, : always be drastically independent ; never be afraid to attack “rong, whether by predatory plutocracy or predatory poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER. April 10, 1907. z Ey LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE Shakspeare or Marlowe’ To the Editor of the Post Diepatah. F HAT the Post-Dispatch editorial re- lating to the Shakspearean contro- versy should ‘bear the head “Christopher Mariowe’ is commendable. That name seems destined to become the rallying cry of untrammeled Shakspearean contro- versialists. It is a name which calm, appreciative judgment will exper!- once no difficulty in linking with the sublimity of the great works of the con- summate master. I find a pleasing naivete in the state- ment that St. Louis appears about to wit- fo the-authorship of the Shakspeare plays. The controversy ite for the world In England there exists a Shakspeare Fellowship composed of men of schol- arly attainment and literary achievement whose purpose it is to find and consider anything that might throw light on the problem. Men of such broad and keen mind as Mark Twain, Henry Watterson and Emerson have pondered the subject and found reasons to doubt the author- #hip as of the man of Stratford That the perspicacity to read the Sonnets was given to an obscure St. Louis newspaper man wee as strange as that they went unread for 300 vears. The literary world may well regret that death darkened the eves and stilled the mind of that reader. As« his brother I can know that he would have elabo- rated in a most convincing way his de- novement of that tragic, living stor; “The Mystery of Mariowe BOB WEBSTER. : Sympathy for Murderers. T? the Editor of the Post Dispatch thy for condemned murderers and “4 for the victims” One of the t's in the Diamond case ileft a wife in &. ch circumstances that she was co’n- pelled to well her little home which se had owned for years The two bank messengers were not given any chante fuer thetr lNves They were shot down vithout warning The condemned mur derera were given every chance which the law allows. FRANKLIN BENJAMIN. A bugene Field Memorial. the Editor of the Post-Dispatch | i¢c- HEN a iad living in the East I heard my teacher té!l one day x out the great poet Eugehe Field of ss true genius, of his touching pen. of . weing tn the home town of Eugene Field Missouri. a monument of good taste and what We owe the memor® of Eugene Wield, that lives in the hearts of people _ the world over “LITTLE BOY BLUE Tanumbered Butldinzgi statem ‘summer promises to be the 1926 Kentucky derby of | Legislature Gov. Baker comes out with a sta ‘lawsuits. _ Mr. Scopes is charged with violating a State law forbidding the teaching of evolution in the public schools of Tennessee. His guilt, however. is not the point at issue. The defendant admits his guilt. His defense is that the law in unconstitutiona!. The question of the constitutionalitv of a law does not, as a rule, intrigue the public mind. The popular interest in this trial is occasioned by the colorful personalities that will appear in the opposing coun- sel. William Jennings Bryan, our most vociferous fundamentalist, sponsor of the law that has been ‘flouted, has volunteered to assist in the prosecution of the erstwhile obscure schoo] teacher. This gratu- itous proffer of Bryan's has brought defenders to the side of the school teacher. Clarence Darrow bas ten. dered his services to Prof. Scopes, as has also Dudley Field Malone. The battle between Darrow and Bryan gil! be good sport. It will be a big news story. The papers w!!! send their ablest men to report it. There will be a lot of color and sprightly comedy in those reports, but the reports will not be merely entertaining The real significance of the issue involved will be im. pressed on the public mind through the medium of this trial as it has mot been thus far. ft is an issue of vital consequence. The a word, is educational freedom. Are we to be free ‘to seek knowledge in the United States, free to search for the truth. or are we to proscribe search for the truth, banish honest endeavor from our schools and compel schoo! teachers to be bypocrites either actively or tacitly? Men may reject the whole theory of evolution and be conscientious in that attitude, as Mr. Bryan doubt ‘Jess is. On the other hand. men may accept the the issue, 1D ness a revival of the old controversy as ory of evolution and be just as conscientious In that belief as Mr. Bryan. That the intelligence of the world today does accept this theory does not have to be asserted. That acceptance does not mean athe ism nor repudiation of the symbdlism and beauty and inestimable spiritual value of the Bible, as Mr. Bryan asserts. Even if it did no objection could competently be sustained. The greatest thing in life is the truth Evolutionist can join with fundamentalist in tndors- “Ye shall know the truth Mr. Bryan and hey in- ing one scriptural promise. and the truth shal] make you free.” the fundamentalists do not want the truth sist that the truth, as they construe it, is the truth They insist that the Government must accept their construction of the truth. They insist that the truth shall be defined and established. not research and labor, but bry law That may be fundamentalism. or Brvyanism, or any one of a bundred foolish and destructive tsms, but it is not Americanism. It is tyranny, not trut! by -—-@@@ - -—-— SUNDAY’S GRADE-CROSSING A new and startiing record was the death of 18 persons. by the automobiles in which they were riding being by trains at crossings. In one case the four men were hurled with the machine a distance of Sul by the locomotive The siaughter goes these ghastly accidents and DEATHS. made Sunday n etruck crade man auromobdile Leet on. in spite of publication of the safety posters and other methods of warning the motorists And Sunday, the day of rest, is too often turned int« a day of anguish and mourning. because of the want of thought or utter recklessness of those who shou!d know better. The State of New York. where grade crossings are perhaps more numerous than elsewhere. has voted for.a bond issue of $300,000.000 to provide funds for the gradual elimination of railroad grade crossings This is the only satisfactory solution of the problem '* beautiful heartfelt gifte to human The “almighty dollar.” in this case mn do more thai ity), of his work for mankind, of a noble any number of warnings and safety campaigns J !ti who received his tithe poet from God A mighty. A tew years luter | came to oy Peery ake Why be compelled to follow Xeu St Louis and was very deepiy impressed YOrK *s example with the fact that 1 had the honor of , — Leéike all new visitors interested in some ANYHOW, WE INSULT THE LEAGUE. thing besides a tia!! bu _lding 1 visited The Umited States made a rather shabbv exhib the spot of my dreams, the old Field tron of itself in the Internationa rence raft Home You can imagine how disap- i . pointed | was when my childhood hopes ‘B arms at \Wweneva ihe representatives of the other and dreams turned into a nightmare at nations to the conference favored a entra ce this negiect of a once fine residence on or bureau for arms: control, to be appointe by the Broadway . Council of the League of Nations Representative el ig 89 Theodore Burton spokesman of the American dete er. Mo.. and Albert St. Clair should de S#t'on objected to this. Pressed for a reason he had noted and the public should. he!p by co- ‘@ @dmit that his objection was based on the admin operation of some king Let: the Govern- istration s hostility to the League bit a | The ae} . that moratoriums Wl! ments will maintenanae - Ul pr a — aba the moral from debt-paying nations a pauperized st ee — Hindenb thing saw wood irg’s The ex-Kaiser continues to sav pothing ind inauguration “ef ~ VAUCLAIN RETIRES a P * -s , ailiué Vau aii ia= inaGce i fiat] aie ng habits a public mart COM pac’ i? be Baldwin Loc: lone to imore , OgDess Mir | the hired minions of the hired mis! t(nhers wWitd to oDey the | - al , a - eu __—~— , Vauclain. it is Vauclain S hie : . . ns Of bis friends were supposed ats WoOat to themse ves Now “lialp has rounded out a ve Saic mercif Was utside the continenta! lim is come with being a good example It was an affront to the that he should put a premium of $19.000 on his odedience to it ut now wide public interest ecce )ourgey ra ne He to be let alone law and +h . ~ “ — ‘ (Mat thats happened. it is know owed to whether b ~ vear p is especiativ 2 know how tbev shou! tell them” - — ———_—- os oe -——_ -——_— It is a good idea to abolish poison cas in war. And (pe same goes for guns, bullets, shells and soldiers. i ~s-\ necessary funds, which he did not. qc -- . ~~ »” eg >" / “oom, CA a eee ari } | oon | =i =" Written fer the Post-Dispatén f MINUTE Copyright CLARE 1975 : 4 ° as : .” : . > - ~~ > . + -~ * * , . _ : ’ ~ } as * MR ANTWINECS OPINION. i! i ne was Yi¢ ge tne iaay oOo . , ‘ e+ a 3 . “— . . ; - = ~~ > e dea f Sena Spencer leaves . a fre a e ' S Tes ~ , - - 4 . ‘) 4 ‘ . © e \ 41s : " ipo- ’ : > a - > e & \ A le \i s e A = n ~~ ‘\ ~ mr a - - ~ ~ = o > . - = r ” ‘ sim * ws ’ 2 = e- r] _ i= rl . | ~ ° e t > : ~ = e @ ~ al ~ é a 2 aT Pe - = 2 « 4 ‘ « re w- ' - e 2 . ° : “ “ 4 i 2 « ‘ gzin.z his =e _ -_*- ~ . ‘ a aa at ce ac ‘ , e R wre > ® = - . ? e Wi Pat ‘ r 4 ‘ - a ’ a” i = — ~ = 4 r= f - A = Since we ic : e ser Out e how ging gf is the ~ = = ¢ . - - oa res ‘ fal °. fiz : m = ne ~ . = le ° S > yA - a oe ~“ recs e A = ed —s ; T 2. : >. There 2 2 ee “be 4 “— t * . ‘ye nm Oee . . - = \ ” nz - ~ -—S kh r ~ TA 4 ~~ - a moO ow » = — ' . S n \ “7 a é . - 5 al + o> é é £2 se = ~~ ~ a~ ; - - 3:A oe - : > eo a >. Pea’ - ~ > = - -- e » = r P 4 -_ r = - ~~ La ~~ ‘A - s a? . =" 4 1 = rT) ae r _ e * e« ~~ ; ; = 4 > = - *. - Z “a en _ _ . _— ; ; ‘ j a4 - , Zz -. - - 4 >. * — . — w “— 2 ar + rr oo a - - — ~ ~ an acinall ‘ had — = = 4 - e _ c $- . 7 * Te 2 - _— 4 % “ = a ° “= = ihn- 2 , noug » speak ? nd e 4 a Ford o* >a. 4 .~ #e —--— ll PA Tt a todas = "1.¢ Aliife@T Treacinzg . a a - - e Rockefeller church in New York City. ‘o Brakes a @ - on 4 ax ear, sing t) an a1 Ma , bt , . f NT: BS . . > 4 s* ’ BR ‘ Nn be got in t ea isc al > o iaAA?CS every 9 r HS APDCLIS i a ? m , een eased hy - ; - tT ts " a k ar on -_- . o 't [ r ‘ : *eore J is Ba - i » «+e 2 ‘ 10 4 wa — x: 2 ~ -_ ~ - : s 4 - > > = -> - ‘ ~ = 4 . _— a= is * Saar . : , — “> o After seeing something e Misseur aoe arers and +? >» z + - . | | Bankers’ Association we have concluded bo 4 = TLenoc * a § Has eer - * * oer .. " ‘* 7 2 > o ~ . hat Mr. Melion’s s per en sUNMtenance rr? = ° nATe he sienh« m2 to 4n anrtn ro . " eee 8 rare even among bankers neceesarv . } aa > oe 7 o = oa ~ The spectacie of a Governor about to ap- ea Ca b he > » - . : = ~~ - - ~ > — 3 p 7 : . ~ ~ | - = xa - Kit Es (_hreare: uld peint a Ur ‘ed States Senator reminds us of r ~* have Aore ™& ™ — ’ t & : r h worse + oe ‘ the Mayor ecpening th be Jt , -. —= — = -* e ‘ | ‘ : ; _ -- ; Mrs. lar 4 | | Florissant’ + f : |@ buffet tur - ‘ | Invitation ‘ Me 4 | Tiage of Mi ; e, . we dadght - ™ ‘ . e j 4 ° i - Spicy, an es 4 we a Be on View Tonight, | Key-. — of , “ r I> t . * . “4 A , - > : - , , 4 Mr. ard D'S Reto t ee A Aime. is , Ar. TO BE AT of 5228 We . , ain : ” bs 4 -: ‘ i - t re 7% “A their daugh foe teh ke sae Seip. “i 3 P. M. TOMORROW | Pf. tha | a a a ond ween | ‘ ° - : - ‘ ' Z ™ - 4 > —_ Point. New i fo re ¥ Services to Be Conducted at | tev have 7 3 oe. , P main until f . 7 ‘ Second Presbyterian) \. asa 3 : : ; ‘Who spend : = | - Church — Honorary and ~.° """ |. ' , .. ou ee ‘ A Summer how 3 SARS -, 7 Active Pallbearers Chosen .., .),° : ; ™ ’ P . 3 ; son. " z ot . “yy . > ; , *w) ‘ Carl Koeh © 94 a 4 ; 7 - The body of United States Sena- tle Ral te ! F sgh % St. Louis from Washington on | wil! begin | > ae ee SAS Pi Rae eg Pennsy!vania train reaching "ew home at ' Sok os oP oe. ‘ Seaton Station at 5:10 p. m. today. Pa owe Garn 7 ‘ Whe body. will be on view this eve- | alent Aaa m oe ; ing. after 7:30, at the Wagoner|, — “ ; ertaking parior, 3621 Olive | ae Pe ; a Mrs. Geors -_ 2 Pag ‘ .At 11 a. m. tomorrow, the body | Pershing ave > f —. tT he removed to the Second | next Monday 9 ; sbyterian Church, Westminster | here she i; es fy 7 »and Tavlor avenue, where the | Mre. John A ' es . lis to begin at 3p. m. The/| Brown-(' Fa! , will lie in state until the time | ™erly of St ‘so the funeral. there for +he i> 'Mrs. Spencer. her two sons and | St. Louis wit 2 : ey it gumber of relatives and friends | @ visit. P - me accompanying the body on &/| Announren as ate car. Because Congress isi the marriace ; in session, the delegation ofiang Herman | . tors and Representatives is mot | rinois, whic ; ar Se ming here in a body, but most of | evening a: th members arrive individually) pheach’s broth m their homes. Dr. and Mr« : Senators Chosen. 4720 Westmis ' Senators chosen to serve as hon-/ for 24 cuedts } m@ry pallbearers are Reed of Mis-/| ¢eragn Horet } i, Cummins of Iowa, Watson of | bach have es jana. Cameron of Artzona. King | Boston on +h: | Utah, Willis of Ohlfo, McKinley | bridegroom -5 Deneen of Illinots, Caraway of) Firs: Nationa ansas. Ernst of Kentucky, Har-/tm Mre w! of Oklahoma, Neely of West/ «pend the «u inia and Dupont of Delaware. /cal as the’; t . entire Missouri delegation in| whese daughi SOME TE OR, = ——- — Representative Sasnowski of | starrty g in th ‘t will als@ represent the pehes THE OTHER SIDE OF THE TRACKS. Bouse Chase will a (The active pallbearer« relatives : . | ———_—— — = = ————— = : professional associates. will be abroad. es Brookes Knight. Horatio N.| Mre, Josep pencer. Dr. Selden Spencer, Guy | Dallas, Tex. w. Oliver, George Dan Rosenthal, | !ouls for a & Bymond E. LaDriere, Thomas F./ eats. Mr. and wonaid and Forrest C. Donnell | Honorary Pallbearers. Loul#s Nolte list of honorary pallbearers Oliver Sent... ded by Mayor Miller and for- Frederick w Mayor Kiel. The honorary H. Kreismann rers are requested to meet Walter D. Col pene church not later than 2:30 George T. Par :. They ane: Roy F. Britta uis P. Aloe, Peter T. Barrett. ham, Aaron | ries W. Bates, Joseph W. Jami- mons, L. M R Edward J. White. G. A. Buder. dard. Dr. Wil rt Burkham. George B. Loe- Lindsay, c. E. PUBLIC OPIOION This column ts designed to Team |without bias the letest comment a. leading publicists, newspapers and | cals on the questions of the day. KILL OR CURE. the Boston Transcript. af ENATOR FESS of Ohio announces & group of Senators = From ' * t +7 wanee "ry a oe tena en a a Senator te Henry S. Caulfield, P. B Bride, Wm RR. ise the ruies to req =e aes ir tke Jamea« E. Ca rroll. Clarerice . Senator to call the speaker to order, Saas otal re sie - mg a Walter N Da : I> , oORN } ef : a nondebatable right of appeal from the faire, 3° @ teu - ae Charles’ J. Rile sion of the chair. This remedy, whic s eo 24 9 . 2 Shap-/| Hanford Craw yess The natura! method of raising SD ee Hodgdon, Nat Gold- ton, Dr A. E question -elevancy. would place ties ‘Judge John W. McEthinaey.! wether: C. EE eter in about the suse ue A. Wardeman, Judge) whitaker Mur Connecticut Yankee at the COUrt ot = . pil, Elliet. For-} Wilson, Paul B ermis, Christian Bernet, rogressive in am Stephens, preach the fume rt} —a modern | Ly ‘ eee ng The objector would attaia cee aey, Sam WW. Fae! Hetteich. Ee arit he statesman whe ee ee Wilfley, Rev. 7 reation ‘he most . \ Ritter. A. i Ab- | Frederick D st useful aid of a presiding ote =) , hee barrett. Louis Alt.! oyeare, Chast e ie practices of humas ‘ J Blesse. Harry Castien. Ben-| ® Faris Atbe pjecting Senater would kill : “a naries, John C. Dyott, Ma- Schmoll. Marti w it? ost of his colleagues, a9 it Ear'y. Wilbur Jones. Wil- | + oan Harrisegl : vain Gallina The last thing @ Igo tienry Kortjohn, Ja- eae ‘Streett, | aalee dnnm'ie tn ane Lashiy, John S. Leahy, B4-| casper Test. F 4 matter of procedure if he cas Br o miata LL Leonard. Ber- roan | Hutsen A The theory of Senator Fess mua be that ‘Teensfeider, Elliot: 'W. Ma-! r ere existence ef a rule will cures Jesae Me Donald, Eugene Me- -e Senator. We would like te = “leveland A. ~evton. Al- on. say, Senator Reed of Missourk é _Nortont Tones H. Parker. : ———__ 5 i “. Priest. Leo S Rassteur, INDIANAS NEW LIQUOR LAW | ‘yan, W. L. Sturdevant, m the Buffalo Express. =e a. Hall. Frank G. Rumbold, witli! attend the { SDIANA'S Legislature has oat upp. Gen. E. J. Spencer, The Rev. Dr, I ed Volstead. Indiana's new Willams, John F Green C./| pastor of the & Charlies U. reement law is about = drastic ' ; i be ss D Thompson. Robert! President Ce . a ean Arthur M. Hyde, Phil condolence te y — -Johr W.Calb on Harry | public in Waal as — Franklin Miller, Br-/| sa/@: : Ra 2 8 nee "sz Wm. H. Killoren,| . “I need set te we zy san. H A. Hamilton, | 32 which we 8 ’ - — swehr (;eorge E. Mix. | of Renator 4 ° en a the buyer oF tt Victor Falken- most untimely xioants be prosecuted as =” ‘ A. Taylor. Anthony | “908dge nor m the re ‘ ‘ * ° ws? en property s 2 / ‘ Prev Vi oses Hart- abie quite to r ide : w ; o : u? 4 -o-operate e.. . rain © Pearcy, Charthes or that if could na ie oy ba ef the prohibitier lew | ‘ ' ee liam Dee Recker. | pened. We > nies and speakeasies GG yo _ 'Pper, W. W. Graves, | Conéolence te ‘sitertan the mmerety the ae ‘ Ragland, A. M. Wood. Your great ee . ® ne EB. at | feet that. | - - er rhe pert of = : oa - root, Robert r ) ase toa ve Pe » | ane & ars : “nr On ary sort oe P - ‘Urner WwW rite, Da.- | your lewem, for A ia wit a F ~~". Robert T. Bailey, 0m? of these mr es f ame for violations of my “Ndeay, Edward Hig- friends on - Ir liana cannot pretend a “= %M. Seddor Theo-| S>'¢ to|count , ; A a! - “ ai . te not done , or : ue Hukriede, Allien Cur- / soundness. ’ ? t ' + . " tt e ca use remains te bes . oo Albert Reeves, Judge A memorial (aap = a sone-are Me i “". Herbert « Hadiey | Spencer will hether or nor one-dl aes ~_ . ' . ha Experience would Seen . Wilson, David Sommers,| ™#ht at the 7 ran - peestaet | ah le to achieve in t e Wade Frank O. Watts dell boulevard, aPiGi \ ; ; root M =~ ‘Wi ee ‘ene a - Curney, A! ber N Ed-. No.. 9. BR. P. an “mg See au es, ‘ward Hidden Ben F Eq. | Senator was a the Tr ferments. ag — “ aes, =| a - a Waldheim, William = ae a —-. = George Coombes ° - " tk - ' * ” Wo orn Steamship From the Albany News :. a. Findly, Dr. Max MERI A'S new foreign «choot! r.. , Hart avek ae = Cochran. NEW TORK, at Washington with 75 #8 ae 4 at. ‘a - ill. Chartes from Sout nstitution recently created BF Hibberd Whitehall. overne : ; ; ; i > si . King James E wi hs a : HA. . : oldge ha « aa Its purpose rhe Pp Havrs B =. |New Tork. men for the diplomatic service yh awes, ~. 2 ai s er ”~ ; ‘fieant that only 25 were ~barles C. Nichcils.| PLYMOUTH. 200 candidates examined nt J : nrends 4 iplomatists carefully. It Weal if this school cevld be expanded S a general course in foreign Stata large number of American young = Americans generality take ® affairs. Toe -¢ oy +e (>. ern mars interest in foreicr —_—- _ .

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, = TUESDAY A entailed ae > Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circ SOT : = (UREN GO ae ee al, . OPAL 2G) 2 © ‘irculalion than BOTH other evening neu pe 7 tite: ee 54 " 9 newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 19 —_——- AREMELL LUNCHEON OM mt emo mm WE S| = 4 c- OS ‘ Revelatio f th ate | Pe ees eed | / \ CWS | SCHOOL ORCHESTRA TONIGHT eer trices se neeemtoerarhy os > - 4 | ; ; ’ "4 - = First of Series of Five, Showing) : e%° “= - | ARRIVE LATE - | West: Thane t6 Gebedis, to Re tbe Brith hae Ge in | Material Is Needed for Making of | in progress today. Eight sapecia! in ee -* j t | airs. Clarkson Carpenter of the MARRI ; . | Given at Central High. : wale ‘at 8:15 tonight in the auditorium of) $150,000 Gift for Girls’ s ) ; 8 pointed out, can be used | : ee ee Shepley, and Ed oa secon nf jeu Four in Europe. the Central High School. This con-. By the Asso tetied ‘Penan a fe — advantage than other ma-| Fiske O'Hara Secretly Wed 17 : wesley —_— cert will be the first of a series of| SAN ANTONIO, Tex., May 19.—| oo, specially during the sum-| Years. ’ ' Fai at ve /mer months. Contrib c lal to the Poeset.Diepateh, 3 | A tasemrelt tensheon in héver of five. and will represent the type Unconditional gift of $150.000 to- séueived| atthe aon prea — r wo roRE se 19.—Fiske S| Dr. Joseph F. Bredeck, Tuberculo- of music work which is part of the, Wards cost of a new dormitory for quarters a Te he , sis Controller for St. Louis for the , "egular dally music lessons in the) West Moorland Junior College for In addition tog en ee eee Si: . ‘ ivin al, Le ‘ - t »CrOCK, at the Shepley home, ’ oj atin : 7 presented to him by the iubercu- | R , . ’ f Ma d Point. New London, Conn., where losis Society, as a tribute to the | ee VOPR: Dallas. m CONFEDERATE VETERANS MEET he dur aes } Services to Be Con ucted at | they have a cottage. They will re-| | effectiveness of his work in St, / Scientists Hope to Find Relation) Former Benton (Iil.,) Publisher | 2000 Delegates Register in Dall Nursery Branch Founder Dies. ; Seco d P byt ° main until fall ' iTomte . tes Alon: C McLaughlin, | of Furope to North America. Dies. pag As, Special to the Post-Dispatch. ! nN res e Fr i an | Mr. and Mrs Edu ard M Cc; ee 4 f the United States By the Awoctated ress | Special to the Post-Dispatch By the Agociated P LAFAYETTE, ind.—Sister Mary ‘ Str: OWE : rould, | | representative of th WASHINGTON. Mav 19.—A acl- | _anes . ; , ress ; i h Honorar and ‘who spend much of their time in | ‘Public Health Service and Medical ae a ee, ae set p Meine i | ' motte fesse: a ae oe DALLAS, Tex., May 19.—The/| Augustina, only survivor of a band ; : : . 4 » P ’ . ; , * ; »Th4 4 , . i) . . ; ee 2) ; r. ~ ‘ 5 « ‘4 : : ° ‘ : Churc - y ;}ew York at present, also have a | | advisor to the local society, was in- | eaologic ‘relation a. i to |} h ‘ . ears old, died at his} gray of the South and the blue of] of six of the Order of Poor Sisters 4 ‘ | summer home at East pce ee » Harry Salisbury. Di- | 860108" ine ; -urope to; home here today. He served as/ the North mingled once more t org . ! astern Point | troduced by Harry Sal a * tees clio il) lertak , oe ) re to-/of St. Francis of Perpetual Adora- , : Active Pallbearers Chosen nd will occupy it early thie ee. | | -ector of Pupblic Welfare of St. | North America wil be un ertaken Postmaster eight years. He was| day, this time as friends, when the| tion. which founded the community | My son. pike es . 1. anda made the presentation )this summer by Dr. E. O. Ulrich|owner of the Benton Republican| United “Confederate Veterans, here! in this country in 1875. is 4d i ‘ " Louls, and mat . ,and Dr. C. E. Resser of the Smith-|for 26 years and establish . a ; y » 8 en! . a — | par ease : years and established the] for their thirty-fifth reunion, be-| here. She was born in Germany p The body of United States Sena- hh B : ty: eal has bought part of | Strauss Plioto > He ea -ibed Dr. Bredeck as a sonian Institution, and Prot. R. M.}| Benton Evening News three years/ ginning today, discovered a meet-jin 1845 and entered the community ] a Selden P. Spencer will arrive | re oe . } - weirs acreage between MRS. RALPH F. PIPER. ‘nnaitel Idealist” ane who not Field of Princeton, who will tour!ago. ing of the Texas branch of thelin 1871. om a Due and Clayton roads and | sesateer «c , re a uti _ $$$ in St. Louis from Washington on i will begin the construction of " | ARDS have ben sent by Mr. | only could — ae ane Sere eee j , ~ : hae s epee . reams ’ rho 1a : , the Pennsylvania train reaching mo — atonce. His sister Miss | a ~ : pars a —— Ralph | - aioe og Sh ge mam? he | es? a iaire saTrnNeau iT] "ONtinwe -* TiIgNnt Oo Do aoe ig x. | aire a 7 bats ca - — baw aon canal aia MUNICIPAL OPERA DEFICIT i mm, Oliver, George Dan Rosenthal aA brie is pa PU BLIC OPIOION meaymond FE. LaDriere, Thomas F./|e™ts. Mr. and Mrs. William Bagne!! | ance \dvance Sale, However. Is Largest MeeDonald ana Forrest C. Donnell. | == = eee SSS = of Six Previous Seasons and r vere meena Honorary Pallbearers. Louis Nolte, Oliver G. Chapman ARCHERY TOURNAMENT IN Record Returns Are Anticipated. ri This column is designed fo reproduct pThe list of honorary pallbearers Oliver Sent}, Kdward ke ristel. Any deficit that may result from | without bias the latest comment by the me headed by Mayor Miller and for-| Frederick W. Lehmann, Frederick | AUGUST AT ROME N Y eek, Gre on ets ees 4 Mayor Kiel. The p Ns f¢) which begins next Monday night, honorary!|H.K r) ‘dwar uz 1] ublicists. newspapers and periodt n 7 reisnann. Edward F. Goltra, cading pud pap Wbearers are requested to meet | Walter D Coles Pahert Geoes | will be met from a guarantee fund t ; cals on the questions of the day. the church not later than 2:30 | George T. Parker. H. J. Pettengil).| Twenty Targets Bought and Other of $46,200, pledged by 210 citizens | ———_—— mem. They are: Rov Mr. Britton. George D. Mark. Arrangement Made for En- and firms, it was announced yes- KILL OR CURF. z Louis P. Aloe, Peter T. Barrett. hem. Aaron Malone. H. H Sim. thusiasts of Sport. terday at the offices of the Munic- | ja aries W. Bates, Joseph W. Jami-' mons. L. M ‘papery Raita God By the Associated Press | ipal Theater Associatior A Edw ard J W hite. G A Buder. | dard. Dr Willa rd Ra rt let ‘ lack | ROM E. \ Y ; Ma V ] 9 This | The present SOu ST) i1® T h P se, - } bert Burkhan ‘eorge sles . : : : ‘nth th hae thheean enan , ' ry" ve oup of Senators ‘ns re- H aa l, mn orKee RB. Lo Lindsay, ea Kk. Michel. Hi D. Mi a NIohaw kK \ alley ‘ ity VW his h. in the enin that nas Deen) ponsored hy a ; ok ot ta _ ¢ : ,7? : , P - | to speak ae, entry S. Caulfield, P. B.j Bride, Wm. R. Orthwein, A. R. A | ane f wi the association and each has been y © : T ; Prom the Boston Trans rip t | CENATOR FESS of Ohio announces that ac e : ) Vane ; 2 the rules to require a otaggieat ’ ny uke. James > Carrol! (Clarence C | T} ; Cc I ; last few years has become a verita- insured against los bi ic irantee . an” iti j@ht to a! ESe at ee raresche, heodore 7 sruere nal ee Sarees — o thks jasue hur giving tne Tris ' Case ("h } , ' ‘ 7 le strongho!] farce vy ent «j- fun: f a , ly : : ; . +) syie aker to Oo! de! with 4 yg | “ Hay, Dr James Walter N Davis R P Sutton bI ' nen id or ar hers nthus! fund H weve Onis one season, =P tay? > cA le . > ; ores ail re ‘ lj : le ; th ° 41% ‘ \ ’ d : : f un , fror the deci- Ria J An AJ AtKInNSsOnN. Charl a, 4 4 SNaAP-!i Hanford Crawford. R. B. Haugh.-' tions for the forty-fifth annual! a ecice : erection were 4 on ol > crea | ‘ n, Sam c o . ‘+ a a“ ‘ , first riven. in Sr iii o } . ! reata the 1 method of raising mn, Judg “J } 7 > vo Gold-!ton, Dr. A. E. Bostwick, Lee Mer- tournarient of the National) , n> bie pens soa ree - - . ; ; ; udge ony , *“Fe lh . ts P . 1. . saree a fgg: a _— ihOSS ane th uarantors wh ; euestion f yrelevanc would pace pe o ; Cc “ / McEl UNney, | liwether f H Duncker, Edwards Archery Association to be conduct- 17 th ohana Tae 2am ad . ! . tien as ‘ne , ~e De A. W urdeman. Judge | Ww) 4 ; er \t _ : Cc. alien 3 . . $11 tetie ‘ere sijheen ener). relm- ector in about the same posit! ; Way Flder FC vat , tak smurra arrect A. O |} ed here Aug 18, 19. 20 and 2! A 1 ¢ the court of Kine ) wider, BE. C Elliot, For-| wilson, Paul Bestor. David R. Wi rntehe @ pursed from profits of a later sea- s | Connecticut Yankee — . BS Berrie Chrle B et ae = awe Sey! avid R il-| P. Knight Sr. of Rome, president yn ejen ’ *rris nristian 3ernet 1; , : . l¢ : ee oe Arthouh modern progressive if ape = 9 peepee ie “| liams, Harry Ff Knight, Arnold’ of the national association. has or-! T ‘ te srain the por lolliday, Sam VW tor- ee . . . : me fei The wuarantee fund thie vear ta setiing The objector wou a awe e m™ Nathar } , i Helimich E B Meissne: N I dered 20 targets, enough to ac-|! 4 — = Ty ine statesnial who moven - % ga th amy Frank Y Wilfley, Fev. (;,rant \ Robbins crommodate 80 archers in competi- © larges ' cme Pes ; ? d . rested yet mey, ih. P. V. Ritter, A. L. Ab-l| oe i raat eH: we yin peri- | nicipal oper: lll sneation tise mos aete s ie ) eo 4 | Frederick 1) (,ardaneét Jonn tion . ah . » ling officer. » Jesse W. Barrett, Louis Alt,! 7: ar _ - restas :' The advance sale for this sum-- 4 bd 3 a camat paetu aia «oft ' press ines : " | Biles . ; {) Meara. ( naries ss Davis ( naries Nation-wide interest wii] focus il ' . ‘ . . a4 e ny aT nature, 4 i se. Harry { @astien., Ren- | , a " a 1 r) : | . ‘ ; mer s Sea Son ex eerde ¢} it nt any owe | or oe self in Charles, John C. Dvort. M: B. Faris, Alb avis, John/| this yvear on Rudolph Lagai, the previous vear. It le erne ae x , the objectune Senator would kill - ~ ( Bar': oben - DYOU, Ma-) sohmoll. Martin Collins Rabbi} 17-vear-old Rome boy whose vic- ite ling eee Cee © s . ae ei wm the senat ar Wilbur Jones. Wil- . ae ra Ss: ari : ’ . he ticket sales will exceed those 2 with toost of his coleagu ‘ona bL. Iee , " | Leon Harrison, Byron Mose: J.| tories in the tournament of the ¢ 199° : : ~ ; . "7 . : | rning « = i 7 3 gor. Henry Kortiohn Ja-! “7 = "te not . 28 ae a - : {ri y as the AS SOs lation ~ hanner n 8 composed toca) — . n M. Lashly > Clark Streett, C. H. H. Fischer,| Eastern Archery Association at! .. ar | ise his fellows | * Lashiy, John S&S Leahy. Ed- » ‘ wey" : ° te vear, when there were net flrne - lor ever does ie to antagonn | heip it. @ W Lee. LL I 7, =~ {Casper Yost. Henry ! Robbins,| Rye, N. Y¥., last year, over Dr. R f $295 ont _— : : ' , - . a - sO « re . , : : shi F ; =a . : , U - ’ ' } h a matter of procedure, if he can napd. Be | Asa Hutson, Arch T. Hollenbeck.| P. Elmer of Wayne. Pa.. severa! « “e% ,1) ‘li a“ i . » ‘ ‘* ’ : e of a rule will cure | Becker, W. T. Barnett, William | hin double champion of the e mere PRL TE TT : " oe _* tried hi! Cleveland ‘ - d 9 a ice Senator, We would ike to °°” . A. -e\‘ton, Al- M , phere , Correspondence of the Associated Pre« ive Senator ‘ » T Re Matthews. | ern Archery Association. La gai es . , -rees r 1) ai sey aia) hie J of Miisseutl v Norton Jones H Parker, _ i Atte j ' con pe ed alan : } ae ! aa LONDON, May y . London ftraf.- 1S oO say. 3 palo : : aoa ‘ : . ; -om ter pe i] ath “le TP ' 8 Priest Yan & City Committee to me n the national tour-/ 9. nolicemen, having adopted lone Y @ : Rassieur, ; ament at Weerfield, Mass. Here’ mM 7 } i Greensfelder Fllines :, | — fe | The theory of Senator Fens must be MISTI ewe Mebonain iigeng Maz| Curtis Betta, LE. Heed. touls| times "national champion, made | NEW GLOVE FOR TRAFFIC POLICE 2 cast- fe —— q | iIWDIANA’S NEW LIQUOR LAW. e Ryan, W. L. Sturdevant, The Republican City Committee | ooain iaias cline Rie NN diediotenee v hite sieeve gloves so as to make | |) From \t buffalo Express s+. Hall, Frank G. Rumbold,| Will attend the funeral in a body. | aw mee N\their hand and arm signals more | * ’ = EnTANA’R Legislature has out-Volsteses A. Raupp, Gen. E. J. Spencer.| The Rev. Dr. John W. MaclIvor,| DY the accuracy and consistency Of! vicinie to pedestrians and drivers | ‘ | og =apededagge eae yrohipition i Williams, John F. Green C.| pastor of the Second Church, is to| nie a tee ee OM Atl ot vehicles have been dubbed | Crunc e Yl e Se yomesd. fpavans pl avastic as © Stephens, Chaties 7 preach the funeral! sermon. Rye in the double American round, | «white wings.’ | 7 : e e enforcement law ix about as Secale . =: & Bhomecen. Robert | President Coolidge’s letter o?| he had to accept third place atthe; «4. ap expériment the “white! iid be achieve a 5 soa aide have Otro, Arthur M. Hyde Phil condolence to Mrs. Spencer made} longer distances of the double | wings * have been placed it con. earnest and hones “e os ragyeml rest 60 a, John W: Cal) un, Harry| public in Washington yesté rday, | =aen dhtoagrage Se me eee weed gested street crossings 1 ir the e O avor starts ; beyed it will C. ; ee ration and mekop{, Franklin Miller, Er-| Said: | nega oe ga rae eae aOR: | House of Parliament ind other] J a to-whether or not i Stina ade \awWe G. Ossi: zs Wm, H Killoren “IT need not tel! vou of the shock cnan _— |} busy corner@ and for the first week ppatiie can. be offset 53 in te ary law “ vile Hogan. H. A Hamilton. | with which we received the news , pasate more women than ever! 4. two attracted much. attenti: n bd bd Will the public back UP ayo oa righteenth Kk Landwehr George E. Mix. | of Senator Spencer's sudden = ani} sete — Sieioesyie: In the @P-l1y se. era nstances such crowds \ af dj oe and tn C mnoat of rw tT. SPN Reis | most untimely death Neither Mrs. | ished 2G. Nipper, w Ww G svea | condolence to you and yours In actre! ° . a ee ee 'normal channels with fresh OF preserved fruit. A yt sin ready. No cooking. » . arre : a ane Cpe ™ & Pi | - i Meirose, ALlasSs., ans Ni is: Ss ] en _ = : i cuniect of erm. ~ Ragland, A. M. wWood-;Your great sorrow. Moreover. we | a - aA Breakfast right on the dot. At all grocers. Served in all i eof the cith rank E. Atwood, Robert F.| fee! that, in some wise.” we shar?} | . tine pe’ vt of la@ John Turner White. Da-| Your loss, for your husband w Th i ° restaurants and hotels. er neue Trown oy Sh eudy tn Blair, Robert T. Rajlev,| one of those devoted and reliabie GARDEN THEATER CHORUS TO BE. ' rohit nists who s rhe ars D Lindsay. a Hig- | frjends on whom it was always poe. | itilice duet tor viotions of the GUMMMEyy,.04sy. Edward Hig. | frends on ~ hom tae vine os | SELECTED AT TRY-OUT FRIDAY m TInedtar ta or ae aiene om ousn| hs Hukriede, Allen Cur. , soundness.” | —— = a . ening ve i aina to be seeeg ete amber Reeves, Judge _ A mpmoras salah for Senator | Aspirants to Roles Are Invited | 4 i.) a wuhe-ary aw means pone ae ol Herbert S. Hadley. | Spencers . ey ere heh enna to Attend Audition at irvnes Experience would indicate that | We son, David Sommers, | night > oo ear % ve ro ates Lin- the Odeon. bee ; ot nieve in the ex- ade Frank O. Watts. de}] boulevard, by St. Louis Lodge Sar uneaiy % not posstvie to ac in and while ' L. Gurney, Alber: NX Eqa.| No. 9, B. P. O. Elks, of which the | The chorus of local singers isting state of the public mind 4 Edward Hidden Ben F. Eq-| Senator was a member. which is to appear this summer | | the grape ferments. Aaron Waldheim ‘William | , prety nt Rasgp were gel Lin elmer me™ mers. Cores Pe bomen | ; | den Theater, will be selected Fri- | OUR POREIGN SERVICE SCHOOL Wollbrinck, Charles Herten- Steamship Movements. | day night ina tryout atthe Odeon, | - ry t) Albany News ed “ T. Findly Dr Maz. Arrived | beginning at eight o'dlock. As- | Mrom the Alb: ! : aned MEE’, a) a Adienty BE, : . |pirants are invited to present | [A NERICAT new torsien oohoe! Pg MBB Devtg in coarse, SEM TORK: a? 19 —Masete | hemaciven, and’. Lowe" vocal at Washington with 25 etuden: Bouts H , . s from Southampton. j}teachers have been Invited to en-/| ee ae ai fae presides pe] bbbard Whitehall. | ‘RO Nav 19.—Thur'! ‘papeeest Oe re ‘ Oe | s . rie 5 iif ia - training ob q King. James E Withrow HAMBL RG, . lay 19. Dh iringa preg thei: students to attend | e , ¥ ms a oo i 2 agree rr is sis ‘ . Hays. Harry B. Hawes |New York. | te yom a 2) re re ae ae panepted OS UE er, Dharies C. Nicholle | PLYMOUTH. May 19.—Maure-| It Is hoped that voices for cer- 4a . > om p ne tog ge De a tal Sameer? EG - Clements Jacob L,.| tania, New York. ‘ Sal ae ee 7% — ile ote, Government intends to pick # 4 M Udge Charlies W Holt-' LIVERPOOL, May 18.—Samarita, fa , : Banow “ 7 tn pied , | yernme my woe wo well Orion C. Rhodes. Gearee| New York. : it the development of local tal- | diptoar jets carefu Ir would /ypd@ OMa ; ° cOorge | .vew , ‘ent is one of the ideals of the! f +) cchool could be expanded to no an George B. Web- ' Salied. | f ; e | | Laat, a {Or ’. Sam ) makers of the theater The | Com are the flavor of | ce a general course in foreign affals ch Joh A. Baker, Arch- NEW YORK. May 19.—Bremen udces will be William A. Parson. | : | P cereal and you ll large number of American young 1° tag Menage em Dele Blames, ’ lentes Girestes OF the aitiapetant For All Cooking with any ready-to-eat — ‘ear : ‘ricans erally take . neer M. ery. — . a rprise, ‘ outecile P- a a yor wwe Too many © ~~. W. L. Bs pe HAMBURG, May 19.—Resolute a Garrison and Joseph pe and Table Use preciate why Kellogg's a =< of | appointed to foreign posts by political 5 ein, Dwight F. Davis, |New York. a ‘erence ony. ‘ ~~ Se 7 as ¥

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20 " ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH on SY POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY © irc ulation fhan the morning and one other cD ening newspaper (. -OMBINED a pecial Combination Offer of J EWI EL FREEZERS ——aa————————————_—_—————_——__ Together With 2 Cans of Hershey's ~ OU) Cocoa; While They Last, at........ . Have ‘ice cream this Summer when yeu want it These galvanized $27.50 $23.50 $19.75 4 - By «ees salen Py 1120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive St. Many wall Take Advantage of the Sensational Values Offered in This side ae _. Front Icer Top Icer Refrigerator Te KITCHEN CHAIRS a es — gas. _ $7 Value. Solid oak Kitchen Chairs that are great values at this price. PORCH ROCKER ‘ $5.00 oR 3 Value. DB B- =e Larce Arm Rockers in natural or bl h © — ie Sogpees Green. no ian aparece KCOLA, Fla, May 13.— of two negro turpen- oor UT YU | $38.50 | $70. White Frost Leonard | With a Set 3 withaSee $957.85 withase $ 00 oF'¢ Dishes of 4 Dishes | ‘ of 4 Dishes. - —— of 4 Dishes All-Porcelain 24" = ni im teat, STAR misc, 2g he 0 all-porecelain Re- ; This new Gibson HKefrigerator ts con Golde an LT dikes wre pee ¥ White enam ned ani a -| The mow Whine Mieke Make Leonar . i-po l Beautiful golden oak case “0 | Sno ggg then dne siructed of The food com miaen a ca . Ane: his sat . af ani a ene om by d- e.: stall - “ A ™ : ae — erator this low price | Refrigerator; porcelain-lined 1 but the heart ef eur partments are white enarme: ied and white ename!) lining and galva ameled jining W ths raivanize ed j iron |-~ oe sh - pa irigerator imiea Wi ith mew cork has all the po em L eonard fea- h . | Sesiness success lies in ' , “ttec an i nave catia locking 1 + qd f,.. Its ra “t ~~ } a 4 2 compartments ; as removat =. ae : the countiess thousan@ have woven wire shelves, If has dry nized iron ice chest. Shelves are) ice sheet ee dry-air circulation. aes eighs ave patent ' > and noted for its ce — ness ANG .suores and bright aluminum trim- pine and shelves are woven of our satinfied custom- aly circulation feature to Keep your made of durable woven wire ( fir ed len o 1€Vice easy cleaning features Pip ay *j em, their confidence in food fresh and clean 4 ase Tinished in golden oak mings. unned. , oo : + my a ~~ yo LL. en of us has mad-~ $1 Cash—Balance Monthly $1 Cash—Balance Monthly $1 ch cited Monthly $2 Cash—Balance erantny $4 C ditties Monthly $10 Cash—Balance Monthly $3 Cash—Balance Mo y our orpetization what amp employes alleged to have eed was given by Govern- witnesses im Federal Court yesterday as testimony begin we trial of four Calhoun County jon charges of peonage. daughter of | . gefendants. Wood Davis 1nd | Bosada, of 3: Land, turpentine operators, | died at City “ain Proctor and Frank Dan- today of burn ace charged with having forced | her home wh ~ negro operatives to work (fire while ab their will in payment of'a box of safe TT iu ili A ' 4 - p| yout rehouse Overstocked with ae and Gas Ranges of Various Makes, 7 O O%. Value | 55,0 ” Alowanc for Your Old Refrigerator on the Purchas of anew one. In addition to this offer we will give a set of 4 Retrigerator Dishes as te below, free with each Refrigerator sold at the Union. in every packet o TEA. , delicious & rich- lack, Green and Mixe Porcelain Line re it is today It is our These 4 Refrigerator Dishes FREE 2 of one dish. - With every Refrigerator at the Union. Weep vour food and fruit fresh and | clean in these sanitary elass dishes that fit into each other and take the place | This Universal Flue ‘“Smudger” FREE purpose ta firmly es- tablish ourselves in your ecutidcure. Come to ovr headavarters— buy with confidence— With every Gas Range at the Union. item to housewives. You can now have Smudger takes the place of a vent pipe and condenses al] smoke, grease and dirt from your oven. This brand-new invention is heralded as a necessary —_—— 4 - clean walls around your Gas Range for this flue —_ “Quick Meal” — $125 All-Enamel $39.75 Su superb "Range ‘ ‘Vesta”’ Ranges: Range “Famous” Range ~ Famous Range With a Flue 20° | WithaFlue $ 26= “Smudger” a =— “Smudger”.... — A cabinet style Range with large "O** meke tn three-burner style with oven and four burners. In neat ""* “"#™*l!n@ and large baking ovens oo gam with white enamel door ret $36 15 $2.00 Cash—Balance Monthly $2.00 Cash—Balance Monthly as Meal”’ This large Quick Meal Gas Range has four gas burners, a large baking oven and broiler and white ename! door panels. $3.00 Cash Delivers One Quick Meal | ns - With Firefly t a : t Uni i » In Gray Enamel @ and Lorain 3 With «a . $ 45) 1c niversa : With a Flue OU Oven Heat ; Unwersal Flae ‘Smudger “Smudger” Resuietee .. Flue “Smudger” : . | | This nationally known Quick Meal - hi An all-white ena mel Quick Meal Large cabinet « + Mean@ee with four Range is durahliv ‘“Anatructed. The fuese all-ena et Cabinet Gas Ranges are (,as Range w) th la ree oven and gan Durtiers, oven and ivr yer are 'n , . . . rare values at this low price The bak: ng ) . heavy black enarn nich wth white en door panels and splasher back are oven measures 16x20 inches and has a large broiler and the well-known and e amel oven door secede ‘heee Rarece are white enameled i irefly lighter 18 broiler even below. The trimmings and | ficient Lorair n oven heat regulator fully guaranteed ineluded at this price manifold are finished in sparkling nicke! and Fire flr iehter. hee ea Balance a $4.00 Cash Sulieiis One $5.00 Cash Delivers One $7.00 C a Delivers One I 4°10 Allowance for Your Old Gas 7 e on the Purchas 4 of a new one at the Union. We will also give a Universal Flue “Smudger” as illustrated _— keep your walls clean in the kitchen. \ Cee oe A New Store but Not a saw € | | See Brye / | ) ; “A NATIONAL _ SIXTH AND LOCUSTS STS., a p Sew York Brooklyn Detrott 3 TYR Summer F A Specially Planned Event ; resenting Values an Extensive Variety of ° Latest Style Frocks for All Occasions FS $75 Famous Panes we A a 1] Universal O78 Flue “Smudger” . These are cabinet style, 4burne? Ranges in black ename! with large ing ovens and baked white ¢€ splasher back and door panels. $4.00 Cash—Balance Monthly “Famous” Kitchenette Range® large coal holes. $5 Cash—Balance Monthly New 1925 Model Gas Range and Kitchen Heater Combination, ‘ With a 10-Piece 1d Aluminum Set. —< ro — " These “Famous” Kitchen Heater oma” are made of biue steel throughout, and are built com- Pact to conserve space in the kitchen. They have four gas Durners. a iarge baking oven and convenient high shell. . The KAitchen Heater attachment has two Ranges with «&

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‘Sa. oi ee te ee ee ee ee a ee er ee ae ae iia b. & Te TUESDAY, a . | MAY 19, 1995. s o/, REAL : | — cmt Si ye y. p | possible care, 4t is impossible to keep Mat- 41 > ee nt vit } 4 . , peared that negotiations would end | tresses clean and fresh for any length of | = Spline ‘f i i kitchen. . 7 in a hopeless deadlock. “Ear'ier in | time. Ty Sy #2°9 Wh | ) the Gay . subcommittee compris- | “Old Mattresses should be destroyed by “| ce = ; a. a 3 1] ing G. A. Buder, David Rugse!! and | burning. say the health authorities. A (|| [ES >. oS . WAL Re 2 ti . ® | Charles F. Hatfield, had conferred | Mattress used while a person has a com- mi Bees. te Sere ASA BS , i | SLENDERIZING APPAREL with Gest and had off d Sat | municable disense should be inetantly dc- on Ve te my“, \ 4 : G | or at : ‘ered 8 plan | atroyed. Mattresses should mot be indis-_ '''' oN % . ; = fi ead Similar to that finally accepted, as | ecriminatly use@ by different people. More i +e | AND EXTRA St. Louis’ last word. Gest had attention should be given to Mattresses, not | : ' ‘SIZES ® SIZES wavered, but on the advice of et only for sanitary reasons, but for reasons of 44] ott Tt — 33 : t comfort as well. i} | r baleen ; ; DO to 3 to 46 manager, had refused ‘to accept. Hh HN TST ECT HBL ' 7u8 tt . : The subcommittee had then re- To some extent Mattress can be cleaned by Hf) JS 2h. \ hele iit wh bedet. Lee a * turned to th eet ila renovating. But for absolute cleanliness and I rv CCLLCre Stars Petrie oso OL > hal’ te general committee comfort, a renovated Mattress cannet be " te Peptic 3 Vv ; with a majority report recommend- compared with a new Mattress. | Phi iiit.. Cc cluding lovely , Bays No old mattresses will be on the same 1.50 FOR OLD phon ae So teves eS — —— 3 iy. eettes, Printed Crepe Farmer Held for Another's Death. sreckt that Gelivers goer mow ene. A WELIL—Fine 7. t Chines, Tub Silks and nag agi se om ae An special truck will call for your old mat- ity sine FOR OLD PA Gas Ranges with @ S olles, in all t ec a quarre] between Harrison Bun- tress and pre sag pe Sag More Regular $11.25 per pair $9.75 ae sng e. B.. . ummery colors. Very nell and Charles Gattschall, farm- M ittress — 80 pan can LESS 1.50 FoR OLD PAIR eee 62 space in the kitchen. mas ally priced, 25.00. Beaded Voile, ers, near Maysville, Mo., yesterday, ‘ in a few days. g4e2 Purners, a large Stout Sizes, Gattschall shot Bunnell twice. Bun- lent high helf, ti a - : oy . her Dresses, 10.75: to 195.00 $25.00 aqll was brought to Bt. Josep2. GOLDMAN BROS.@ wher R , Gattschall is in jail. . Balance Monthly ' . rere , | | ad a s 9 : ; ’

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‘Ct 7 ; COMBINED ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH rot Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper , HARD wrese, EASY sr'sexnee, ; } Old Floors Made New—New Floors Laid Re : 3] ~~ — = oe wor a . ‘ S elepone Sve BRevbet. \the boges by covering the telephone / A thief whe entereé the pooth @t cond end prieé the mone) tophone | | te Belleville Adouse Cate In Belle- , off ‘te other veer The telephone | Ville yeetercey © vee One of the | cor pany that the twe : en ittiie Lee ‘we ey tation LVOhee, etole wtie of bo hee e2orteinet avout e2ze Start the day with __NDEADPASIBUI . MUST BE ALE SHREDDED | We metter how many fossils a | | museum maey collect, if must cemse | to be « “fossil” itself. Whatever it | gathers of the lfe of the past must ost food for ft money (be directiy and etriking)ly linked up : | sp ie research into “museum fatigue which has been begun in ‘hicago | A Chicago dispatch announcing (it | as an inguiry into “Why museums bore people” was read yesterday by Prof. Charlee FR. Richards of New York, director of the association “That is an exarmple of what me, be done to a perfectly serious sub- ject by a little publicity.” .he re marked “The investigation i# to | determine what metbods of disp'ay will be moet restful-and leave the | ———_a_ - ~ ——— most permanent impression "The inguiry is in the hands wf a peychologist.”’ Paul Marshal! Rea. firector of the Cleveland Museum of Natura! History, explained to «a reporter “Rut one conclusion J [am sure he wHl reach is that there poe be a little epace, with noth ling to look at, between exhibits ‘The? litle rest petween in pres sions’ if Just enough to let the last impression crystallize on the mer. | other robl ory and freshen the mind to re found int ceive the next one Another thing arrested. the averuge visitor to a museur mr tity anoth wants tO see everything. He wants | | : . ‘. = ‘ him. to take it all in to get drunk, | | 1 + «ane ; 2 - . ye Din! reputation of i years without a single comprehend | Beene aE C.........989 N. Kingshighw os split, leak, collapse or swell. In water saving alone, it will be worth itslow 7 o.en : , ~ ~ as . . “*-* — 1ROS ds . ’ : ‘ . c r failure. Then there is the recreational | SERCRUN. Ag. 0000... 5. Broedwa price many, many times over. If on a meter, for instance, a leaking closet —& ’ ‘ value f museum teaching The | ay Tues su eeueeeees Dt Virginia Av. : 5 i. ‘ soe nc nnn aot. - Ov , 21.00. ne Esco has ridden many homes and great bane of the schoole—-and 4) ELLs ¢ Do’ ” |’ 3akt Mestenn Av tank over a year’s period would cost you about $21.00 ct institutions of fault that has “been far too gen | — ey ‘BG. 00. AUG. G.. . 28v4 4 herokee Mt. , ‘om eral——is teaching music so that LA, Wi, @.:........°""‘se ten The Mushroom Parabal is sold by master plumbers everywhere—at iw. students hate Tri ts) «>? feachir hg BLUTHARDT., J. «a : es 1403 Pine we . ” ¢ th —but lasts , history so that they hate history.| QAMENTA @ ©0. 0.4.00... aps ote me. nationally advertised price of $1.25. Guaranteed three years «i . _ : S. - ES . 3 : — . ©®s Esco. Sold in sto. a. ie ifor one in New York. and Julius | STOEBER Fr ry ¢ oe mx Lereen Avr TeRars. &. gamer soy See N. Charles St. Manufactured exclusively for The Insecticide Division of | Rosenwald nad offered to advance. ALTON, ILL. "| MARTE, GB0..-.-...... 210 XN. Miinete Av. $1,000,000 or more toward ene in| ALTON FP. & B. CO. Mittens | Bert. a a“. ee | : Chicago ; tZLD. ILL. eBri. t'mvIs . 515 §. Sed &. oma} - - 4 — ae . =. ato 4 JR @ Babee 2 FF memes. .... cs q ’ ' A. mea oe & ie ge? Ralian Wiyer at Tavor, Burma. | é cone i i ey the Associated Pree.’ Bn, ty a. RANGOON, Burma, May 19 | 7 ek . /Commander de Pinedo, the Italian Yee fiver. who ts on his way from Rome Tektio a reat Vielhbourne Lustralla | Senewes ravey, Burma yesterday ‘ rr © Tl uae - - ae ~ a — MT ae PASS reer a Be FF KRIOE Fas ER PE : se Sec 4 =e $e a ee eae er a ee SP eR Se ere ee sa”

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= eg ee ey orn —_ » , #*° re. wp oe ~ a, a * PTF: . a 2 . 7 — — . —_ ‘ 7 a Ps . ~~ > sft " - ; ? C3 ; + : Ps ef “ ; ee — ~s , -_ 7 a | : wr es oho a os ss a > ns « ; Fy ee TUBSDAY MAY 13, 1925 % The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other spending newspapers COMBINED : : + ‘ESDAY, AY 19, 1923. a — ema ee ne i. , "Kello go's ALL-BRAN has entirely relieved * i 4 | ane PSDs | WIFE ENDS (WN LIFE me of constipation, ” writes grateful father he ravages of You can get permanent relief ¥ Troubles é rom constipation with Kellogg’s discovery, made from a Jap- 0 AES Sale Had Been | constipation “til ALL-BRAN if eaten regularly—two yet is certainly a wonder the | be promptl tablesnoonf “he awe out inflammation from a | Quarreling, Testimony at | P P J espoo uls daily, or in chronic stopped. Here is #5¢3, with every meal. Doctors en. burning, aching feet. It | : | . ) . | TT ses’ rete out. then the Inquest Discloses. ' signed evidence. {ood which sweeps the intestine + Out You Corns RAILWAY CLERK KILLS cares apg 's 0 eer eee eee At t Mar y~ os Shears 15 souiininiliiieatials coca eee . « Ll ae A Ah es hl TM”. hl o>” atte / ee .. a ae MB ng ; Tea BALLS aa recommend it because it is a bulk ‘egiious sbrivels and lifts off. ! et s Mr. Hunt’s case is typical of clean, stimulates digestion and corns. soft corns or corns be- Domestic , thou sands of others who have normal, healthy action. Today! Sake toes, just shrivel up and lift rouble of Theodore found, habit-forming pills ape Eat Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN with MY «- CONVENIENCE “easy, It is wonderful. Just think | Guenther, 32 years old. a railway drugs of no avail in seeking milk or cream, or try the recipes : et | one bit of pain while applying Ice-/ clerk, and his wife, arene, 25. ter-|manent relief from constipat 3 given on the package. If eaten P- bn Ce On or afterwards. It doesn't even ir-| minated tragically yesterday after- | Read this interesting letter: a _ guaranteed to bring : koe, is the fin- This 10-Bal] the surrounding skin. noon @hen Guenther, ; relief or the grocer returns the It is blended from a few min-| tien wioss’e ABL-BRAN has entirely re- Teme Oo dens of Will Serve the eg will never have to cut. @ cofM) ytes after returning from work to. me pf constipation. Before I reek. i price. Made in Battle n the finest gardens . Sig and run the rik of blood poisom:| his home in Collinsville, shot and starved using Ait ana I was a regular oy Re pe cote Fg a Sao age Family I 0 Ope for that pet corn | Killed his wife and then killed him-| Something to bring relief. "No S. (26 Aotes ane soajauren 7 . g tob relief. Now T never aks & 90 Ty Sete. rw d reeene oi | Sock them f fully recommend ie te DY Grocers : ‘ ‘Still Keeping “Up the Fast Pace It Set . re s e - - , — |" geod. . No AYS : Pras the magic touch of Ice-mint. The 2-year-old daughter, Bev- | advertise on the package Py denghter i the Very First Day , About the best proof that wean offer as to the stiperiority of the values we are featuring in our Friendship Week is the fact that “‘shoppers’’ are all returning here to buy after they have eompared our merchangise and prices. It seems that the more careful one is in making comparisons afd checking prices the surer they are to give us their order, Just do your own eomparing and we are sure that you, too, will realize that this Friendship Week of ours is an event that stands out head and shoulders above apy similar event ever held in the history of this city. Come and take pi og of it before it is too late. erly, was in an adjoining room of! also eats att BRAN and I can see ch delightful, soothing, 2 r ue imparts such 4 the house when the-shooting oc-| B 9 a i to the feet that you wil , "You Tried Them? . ee Se colt. 3 curred and ran across the street to. (Signed) 8. V. Hunt, Aurora, I. hr : ) ss Sgemint is the real Japanese secret | “ grocery store after the shots| p send you e liberal free sample you will send! were fired. Theodore Guenther Jr.. | name of your dealer. , 4 ALL-BRAN wo fine, healthy little feet. It prevents | > odors and keeps them sweet and | 6, their only son, Teturned home a/ ble. It is greatly appreciated |few minutes after the shooting. | | o women who wear high heel shoes. The bodies were found by Mrs. | 2) 7 ask in any drug store for b, little | Guenther’s father, John Fiddler. | C O nh QO mM 1Cca t and give your poor. suffering. who lived nearby. Mrs. Guenther | | Ld gwollen feet the treat of their lives.| had been shot in the temple and || - | fittle and there is nothing better. | arm and her husband in the tem- | ple. A .25 caliber automatic pistol | Was clutched in Guenther'’s hand. Testimony at the inquest, which ANY, Inc., 103 Park Avenue, New ¥, There is no reason why anyone should serve inferior Cof- fee for the stake of economy when Forbes Quality Brand Coffee combines superiority with economy. | resulted in verdicts of homicide | and suicide, disclosed that the cou- | Because this remarkable: blend is packed in plain pape ple had been quarreling for sev- instead of the more expensive containers generally - ee eral days. P gow Saturday Mrs.|| Used, we are able to pass this saving on to you. Guenther left their home, at 722 West Clay street, after a quarrel, | FORBES QUALITY BRAND COFFEE _and returned Sunday. Another | IS GOOD HONEST COFFEE \quarrel followed and she left Economically packed and ‘‘ Always Fresh’’ OR A again, spending the night with . Atl 'relatives. She returned home yes- JAS. H. FORBES TEA & COFFEE Co. | terday. Juenther returned from ' St. Louis, Mo. Est. 1853 work in East St. Louis at 5:15 p.| m., and the shooting occurred ‘shortly before 6 p. m. | IDENTIFIES PRISONER AS MAN WHO HELD WIM UP Jaxicab Chauffeur Was Robbed of $12 by Two Men at Missouri Pacific Bridge Approach, A man has been arrested anjJj Newest IMOND siete’ $90 Pay 10¢ this week——20c next week .! the next week and so on up te $1. Neo payment higher than $1 and then back down to 1% ents. Warranted Wrist Watches Walnut Finish Cedar Chest This Cedar Chest is very. attractive—it is 45 inches long-—in ainut finish—thor- oughly lined with mot repelling cedar. Artistic $ in design and specially Itoh x % a _ FOTOS. 1: | = ¥ mae Y . ae priced for May-Stern’s Friendship Week &at.... +. ~ ¢ ’ ’ ; i i ’ ’ - © = wee 2 + Oi e. identified as one of two men who 4,Da TT . ° | | vw : ‘ io Oem. tor $00 oa otatip rl renga galery 1-Pc. Tudor Design Bedroom TERMS: 63-59 smown e Others $17.00 ta $500 ast to at roouved .« nm se a rs n e 5 oO S f | _~ -- 3844 Lafayette avenue, a taxicab E | | pes Addressed SUI e it ssf yer | » . P as j * ’ *. . F, H. INGALLS chauffeur, of $12, near the aes Iiave us pen address your env elopes and J A*° offering surpassing any you have seen in The advertised prices here arejy — 412 N. Tth St. proach to the Missouri Pacitic circulars. Good penm@n. Quick service. vears. Four large, beautiful pieces—dresser, ree still further by 'Friend- a ‘bridge at Riley street. Laughlin’s | bow-end bed, chifforobe and semi-vanity. Made in ' } cab was called to a South Broad- Per Gory comes of att Per Friend: — . Friends . Be sure to ae sa for the . | S Vv io. F =e enenen *" * ‘dress, where, he said, two_ Thousana iC is peeud very low €0.:....062c..00 rea TERMS, $8.00 A MONTH ip Tags. | | men ordered him to drive to Rilev | Addresses . aie? Pere. t ne waste--there’s norind | street. One man, according io 609 N. 10th St, (10th & Olive). Central 1646 : ee TY is * Laughlin, drew a revolver and the u Hy other robbed him A revolver was ” St + a iid Baby Th d hit T, S > 9} i We Thi found in the possession of the man el rien 5S tp ag aves ” ore On TS ‘arrested. Laughlin could not iden- ‘tify another man _ arrested with Carriages They have _ steel wheels, rubber tires) adjustable hood and are e f is economical LP eee “American Beauty Spaghetti BY ALi GOoOCEPt the THE PACKAGE ‘ See eee eee eS loom woven. Com in a variety o colors and an ex- ceptional value for Friendship Week at a. nares : . at $35.00. Speelally. tow : vie at \ r — or snuggled in bed for a Beene eee zaaniy | | sista of very lange diving ion. kta aie3 ia) ” more nerve racking more Week at grade apt orprt ne Seppe re Sess ret Tt. c) - _—_ R ‘ usHtors. an en e D rr ibis K : : ‘ $ Be and underarms. is cowwred in high-quai~ Pp, gurgle, swish and gush of a‘ | 28.50 ity Sdeqoare. Veber: ot ordes En\iheCenptinga Wers 2 : nentine trone ettec and s. ie.9 Vé -aUSC of a cheap, faulty tank 2 Terms, $2 5° a Month + Priced fer Frienes6i) Py Wek str cy: Dy": th om Parabal. _— — 4 stops that trouble. Shaped ‘like an into the valve, sealing it at every of which the Parabal is made can’t ving alone, it will be worth its low er, for instance, a leaking closet about $21.00. dafinitely ti age in id Note the Savings! — Regular $1.00 10-inch records Now 65c Regular $1.25 10:inch records........ Now 8Qc Regular $1.50 12-inch records Now 90c Regular $1.75 12-inch records aed Now *]° Regular $2.00 12-inch records....... Now oT a :¥ plumbers everywhere—at its Juaranteed three years—but lasts d the master et in touch 3 YEARS ; ROOM ibal, a eS oe ai Hee vou or ¢ Sia Sout Swill: net ‘Vee p: remem n ha: wep nei on ur anee ay iit HOt te Terms 2.§0 @ > >s Are 8-Piece Dining-Room Suite ~Fey A Sensational Value for Friendship Week A SME het 0 ; Look for the Friendship Tag this week! Each one bears the amount; that is ta be deducted from the ow -_= . : = a s > i . 7 lll . s = | ss J “ = Eta * ¥ 4 ; igs —S a 2 aw i Se ' 5: * it gi ms Gs fi ~*~ . ; . N $ .60 ae | oad on! P en Orr nT Rete 6 ete commie te os" ; : SEL ; }. ; eimeneses 2 * ; Youll A IURPRISED Regular $2.29 12-inch records % z aE Hey, ‘ . OW 1 I Sata nee odiee pine a8 pe every? ome “To yeu . — - _ sstrneted 2” Da! , | mT drt Friendship Week ne opr. lo Beth eos pigse.y: The bus * | , Ate" Za ' > a ee , ee ee i amenes iesreoaes Sad [ O666e ite - >" ~we ~~ 7+ wrt Refrigerators: : i 2s ~—_ « oy ; tne : Family Sive Gallen 0 ak—Side lee Se _ 2a Regular $2.50 12-inch records........ Now *3422 | Buy Several—No Limit | BERGER & BON sapeemnne 4419 Evens AY n.2 i HW fou qe DONNMELE., WM. B. .....50+ 4457 Baston os 4 4 7 ; ° - » @ . « 7 ° = © é ube eG aman eovaitn R24 4 | | = se tae AS WH ometurnisher arnéfye gs Sfisese S:: fs. Oba te WE os , # : - : Fs OLCrS Naties Not more than one policy will be tseued to any : e ‘ 428 S88 8 8 ScBsO € OP 816184 @cy caciobtain « policy Upon payment ; es ' hed : ' ‘ ‘ | . : alte Buildin St. Louis, No. 4 , , a = (a ee eee em ~~ & & ; ~*~ , . ys aes zy = Xs igi 8 ROS Pe in be ROR SP: NT ee ERS EERE PRE OE, LEWES RR -_ . se) “ " : RES LE HRT RS, SET BE I ORT BE IP VOT

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a | CO Ne ee ene se Le ee lore, WETS & ake : ck Pe er 25 by eB. —_ . ——— . , Se) a ae ‘ ™ + “ ba ae a ae ao oe ne ati as va ee ae FUEL LPS MPS Ms +58 WR er As be rad i ene it, + ee’ & z= s he TRE a. x "3 TONERS eer no a CONE BO PEL PR Bi ebb, . ? . . 4 ~ . yy , se cs x : , | ~ TUBSDAY, —_—- MAY 1¥,° 1925. } Vhe Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH 23 _— Sebdintectent: ~dinglingie-cntiedy> Engine ~ ae MAY is, 1925, Re a ADVERTISEMENT el RA ADVERTISEMENT ) ee : 38 a ‘Comms HAIEWAY CLERK KILLS ‘Kellogg's ALL-BRAN has entirely relieved 5" "” re At May~Stern’ iy ttenetese ees a pescovsnt ENDS WIFE ENDS (}WN LIFE me of constipation, ” writes grateful father |» a eT »* . ae he ravages of You can get permanent relief | . | 0 Tr oubles ~ 99: : | ie Be ation can from constipation with Kellogg’s | ng {Teall ~ pew discovery, made from a Jap- Collinsville Couple Had Been | | 4 ALL-BRAN if eaten regularly—two Siproduct is certainly a wonder the : : | be promptly tablespoonfuls daily, or in chronic ™ draws out inflammation from a | Quarreling, Testimony at | stopped. Here is 2#5¢s, with every meal. Doctors e. en, burning, aching feet. It | . : recommend it because it is a bulk 14 \( EE corences right out. then the | inquest Discloses. ~~ e signed evidence. food which sweeps the intestine er callous ehrivels and lifts off. vee. Mr. Hant’s case is typical of clean, stimulates digestion and corns, soft corms or corns be- Dembiatin: teouka ‘thousands of others who have %0ormal, healthy action. Today! | Te dhe toes. just shrivel up and lift ouble of Theodore found habit- forming pills and Eat Kelloge’s ALL-BRAN with CONVENIENCE “peasy. It is wonderful, Just think; | Guenther, 32 years old. a railway |drugs of no avail in seeking per- milk or cream, or try the recipes DMY -- t of pain while applying Ice-| clerk, and his wife, arene, 25. fer- | Manent relief from constipation. ae on the package. If eaten one bi | or afterwards. It doesn't even ir-| minated tragically yesterday after- | Read this interesting letter: larly, it is guaranteed to bring Pekoe, is the fin- This 10-Ball ‘1 ae the surrounding skin. noon @rhen Guenther, a few min-| Kellogg’s Ati-BRAN has entirely re- relief or the grocer returns the ied. It is blended from 4 , ii never have to cut.a@ eee I utes after ret n lieved cons purchase price. Made in Battle KE RIE NW ])- Sa a the finest gardens of Will the : ae ace run the riek of blood poisorr. | his home in Somuneemen ate can starved using ALL oy Sar Creek, Michigan. Served by lead- a ee a a age Family (ig rot-by 0 sou" old corn salve. plas- | icilied his wife and then killed him- | cometh ing to Dring relief.” i ie =; hotels and restaurants, Sold az and bundling tape tor that pet corn self. h them. I fully recommend it to y Srocers, e aieene to relieve constipation as you . h y¢€ is be “goner’’.if it — good. No 10 DAYS years is sure to’ de A _ The 2-year-old daughter Bev- ° e h of Ice-mint. y ’ f@dvertise daughter feels the magic touch o min rly, w joint ; on the i gh uch a delightful, soothing, : —. thé house when the shooting oc-! Sealth improve. T . to the feet that you w Y. ou ried Them? % er ec | " = curred and ran across the street to (Signed) 8. V. Hunt, Aurora, IIL real Japanese secret| * Brocery store after the shots 2 send you « liberal free sample M# pou will send! ¥ r fine, healthy little feet. name of your dealer. = edors and keeps them eweet and (6, their only son, feturned home a | ble. It is greatly appreciated | few minutes after the shooting. ; ANY, Inc., 103 Park Avenue, New Yor Si women who wear high heel shoes. | The bodies were found by Mrs.if - Mm ? 7 ask in any drug store for : little | Guenther’s father, John Fiddler. 1C O al QO 1cai: ; and give your poor, suffering. who lived nearby. Mrs. Guenther r gwollen feet the treat of their lives.| pad been shot in the temple and BEE ee ees | arm and her husband in the tem- | ‘There is no reason why anyone should serve inferior Cof- ple. A .25 caliber automatic pistol] vas etetched tn Gusither’s lind. fee for the stake of economy when Forbes Quality Brand Testimony at the inquest, which || Coffée combines superiority with economy. | resulted in verdicts of homicide per apace tad ppl Mpegs ng, Because this remarkable: blend is packed in plain paper | ple had been quarreling for sev- aes instead of the more expensive containers generally , we are able to pass this saving on to you. ‘eral days. Last Saturday Mrs. FORBES QUALITY BRAND COFFEE Stull Keeping Up the ‘Fast Pace It Set | the Very First Day » About the best proof that wean offer as to the superiority of the values we are featuring in our Friendship Week is the fact that ‘*shoppers’’ are all returning here to buy after they have eompared our merchangise and : prices. It seems that the more careful one is in making comparisons and c hecking prices the surer they are to give us their order. Just do your own eomparing and we are sure that you, too, will realize that this Friendship Week of ours is an event that stands out head and shoulders above any similar event ever held in the history of this city. Come and take advantage of it before it is too late. Slashed in Price aa Lhdrinenins W eek a ALL-BRAN It prevents Were fired. Theodore Guenther Jr., —E _ | Guenther left their home, at 722 | West Clay street. after a quarrel. and returned Synday. Another) 18 GOOD HONEST COFFEE | | quarrel followed and she left Economically packed and ‘‘ Always Fresh’’ | ‘again. spending the night with ‘ : | PB. nb relatives. She returned home yes- DIAMOND $16 to $90 terday. Guenther ret rned from 10¢ this week—2O0c next week work in East St. Loui: at 5:15 Pp. nie the next week and so on up m., and the shooting occurred fe $1. No payment higher than $1 @) shortly before 6 p. m. | Warranted Wrist Watches IDENTIFIES PRISONER AS MAN WHO HELD WIM UP /Jaxicab Chauffeur Was Robbed of | $12 by Two Men at Missouri Pacific Bridge Approach, IAMOND A man has been arrested ani identified as one of two men who JAS. H. FORBES TEA & COFFEE Co. St. Louis, Mo. Est. 1853 Walnut Finish Cedar Chest A> en ae - * fh o —- —-—, e® @ ie «4 ~ © i... _ SERS bee wet eS This Cedar Chest is very attractive—it is 45 inches long—in almut finish—thor- oughly lined with moth- a repelling cedar. Artistic $ IOS in design and specially priced for May- ae Friendship Week at........ ; ‘ see + ‘ 2 We be er a & *,! te S8&e8 #8’ a 28 oe . SSeS Qie@aeaeseaBieseeeesesBieBBeeReB BREE SSB ES E828 O12 BS BSS nis 2 eRe we NT. ‘ on Giles & 500 last night robbed John Laughlin. E d 4-Pc. T udor Design Bedroom : TERNS, $2.50 A MO ol ers ‘ —- 3844 Lafayette avenue, a taxicab nvelo Ss A dressed o> Suite F. H. INGALLS ere os Die 7 + Mtoe yen rn Iiave us oo pes your envelopes and J 50 A* or aurea any you have seen in The advertised prices here are > a, vac o ma 28SC = 7 : . Just like» wustration: | 1 3-Piece Living-fioom Suite qui . tt Cc wit your i , a ish a nd is sold regularly. A Living-Room Suite of true distine tion. Con- air — or snuggled in bed for a . y | a priced for Friendship | | ists of very large davenport. extra aise erm: . . ¢ Wee K at ; . = 4 = Prhgsateee en to ~ . ible gee. be more nerve-racking — more | 3 s cishions, and entire Suite, including back aod | “ . ’ ; ® . g $28. 50 seats and underarms, is covered in high-qual- | ) p, gurgle, swish and gush of a t. Oy eee ee Siinet na ts a real 4aTE08 Wane entine 0 : - Pcause of .a cheap, faulty tank ” { F Terms, $2.50 a Month oe. Priced for Friendship Week at.......... ' TERMS, $10.00 A MONTH bom. Parabal. , % r - |= 2 * N | a od he : ‘ Y * A i. | = ; 44 | A a 2 Sead ol TI a fis t stops that trouble. Shaped like an ve | FE e. ... te 2 1 /, Pidk. i into the valve, sealing it at every ¢ N. f th S : | a af. _ fy % “ ; ’ ge | 4 a ‘i oh he : of which the Parabal is made can't | O e e a VINLZS - a PA gia é ie ving alone, it will be worth its low : | 2) Sk Sim , ae fine i - ! . ‘ hd Se wigs Ay fe meter, for instance, a leaking closet | . h d N. s ; °* a ha * : a a Sa) oe | m z ou about $21.00. ; Regular $1 00 10-inc recor S . 2 -o1\e 46.89: 2 © O Ww C my f 2%, At in | o> : 4 ; ; | Zo + ii SA eee 4 Le! i. *: o - re haster plumbers everywhere —at its . . N. be | = = lb of Hi ri ) s a — = ; " ‘ Guaranteed three years—but lasts Regular $1.25 10+inch records ai fu Da eal ap OW _ Oc F a ae ten : ee : & pea if d the master ' L . —— | ie Risiyg . Get in touch | La — ae ee 5 ! aa 4s ee — a e a Re ie ge d i! “oe | = ' . 4 as Os Bs Py, eee oo "Wiese Ty } Regul l 50 12-inch records > es 6 68'S 8-6 ‘0 Now 90c - a e- =... oy O ar $ . ' t. 4 40 eee: ) i, nn ve n stands on tary a delphia, Pa. . , ‘ , N $ } Q | . we = . ey, Everything at concen height and ; ° . 2 Se 7 Vi very compact, | *$ Reg ular $1 ° 75 12 -inch reco rds S686: 2°22. 8 _® O W 1 — | ul et i Sn ~~ 4 ie A frie == ~Sigen Week w. 15 ' 30 . ea OG Terms, $2.50 « Month ° ¢ $ ° a: 27 ini UI Regular $2 00 12-inch ME cn cs oa s-e Now = =) An 8-Piece Dining-Room mate 75 Look for the Friendship Tag this} . | & A Sensational Value for F riendship Wee week! Each one bears the amount 60 ; 8 DDING that ee ~ negate ee 4 Pras ge Sy the that is to be’ deducted from the e ‘ : made @asy w oon = eaut! - U poet ae oo te price of the furniture R ul 2 25 12-inch records . N OW $ nies ET of excovtional charm iv and armchair, The chairs have You'll be SURPRI cgay eg ar . ee eee 8 beautiful tapestry covering. the gM gees Bin tenon | extra saving on every purchase you , | 6 0 a 2 eres Coen Ee DE ahices fare came TERMS, $10.00 A MONTH make during Friendship Week. . . $ e gs Regular $2.50 12-inch records........ Now *1 (jf: | ' Refrigerators FRE = ° ° a 4 | Buy Several—No Limit ‘ 8 Family Size—Golden Oak—Side Icer | ri r ‘A Jeannette “High BERGER & SON estes HE. we . ; — Genmantte oa ds. ee Cc s.30 S$ J9QID $150 | Speed” Ice Cream MATER FL BG a" 0. *t Keats. : | 2 . e e s Cash == A Month | Freezer with every Re- RV PLBG CO. . a | . ne ’ b A “splendid poi me Ange wd at avery low : frigerator purchased 4 Fi New @-icer es ith ° ’ BRILGGEWA a a ag 9 wham & } — > ee + a Built ~~ yy th front: d ur i n £ KF riendship COLLINSVILLE, con : i 7 finished; will Save you money on your Ww k. COLL. & HW. Oo, : a ° ice bills. Special for bikes, erie Week. ee SCHAT LAT, cet m. > . a ssaseenkn tt Ee 5 . a aH. CO , +. popren, we. GunTe™ Hit } Piano Company = Open GILLESPIE, TLL. oan 6 MePHERSON, HARRY My ' ac in no, » - i? all veowee mashegstone ee 1005 Olive Street . AKKER, WN. a} ° ‘a Account STORE. «© S-, ‘ i a | AEGIS, WH. A.. Central 4911 Central 4911 he ) 3 Hometurnishers for 41 Years | atlas ele sal ims a ‘ — » 7 — » ies = ~F gr ery - ? . ne rer m Sr — ae 7 ce ee on , 7 oy eT SF “> a he. 7 ie 3 ™ 2 Sam oe: -_-o es 9s PrP oy oak reve i) “Fi - TS ee me ae

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Pe lett, ine ar ae -” ™ soa Tt ee ee nee be ie ~ Peres gee ne - — : ed . te LET | Ge ey eee ee ee pete re ‘ ert A | , aro % ¢ 24 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the merning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED MAY TR eee 4 (alate ac = } THE RELIABLE—S. E. Cor. 8TH & FI spend money in the Interests of the f | inquiring as to whether the price | Judge Weber said that he had ro was excessive. Baker did not tes-|fault to find with the present|taxpayers. Only one member of ) tify. Levee Board and expressed. the|the former board, Schmidt, is 4 WEDNESDAY & THU EB. ! mergber of the present one. In concluding ‘his. statemect hope that they would continue to -STOUT WOME} : ernie waren | FINANCIAL REPORT | === - = ll A GREAT SAVINGS EVE} ¢ PBARGAIN ——Cedar-Linec fane firyant LEVEE BOARD Sixth and Locust Sts.°"""tucn ‘A BARGAIN PRICE. [fr nae iC hi ] ffor r O oa “A National Institution” A THIS crates New York Brooklyn Detroit St. Louls _—— Paris Suggests That East Side| —CEDAR-LINED= Taxpayers Sue Them to _ CHIFF OROBI ‘oe Many astringents soni i will stop bleeding ILLEGALLY PAID’ um S but at the cost of in- a Jurist Declares Board “Cre- g jury to delicate gum ed Fake Emergencies : sme Beseat I! to Let Contracts to Pet\|@ | edges. Squibb’s Dental Cream, Recover Money Spent. Crepe Satins F oulards Ss ial Here is a value that we know you will p Printed Crepes 5 ae oa Sa 99 d ° h . S ° bb’ M ° lk f —A— 28 being most unusual! cto "Fiat Crepes “Fer Tall oF oe } made wit qui S l O WEEK inc compartment “is lined with pent - “Rayons” Short Figures The Board’of Trustees of the : oy pyri ing Os 9 are East Side Levee and Sanitary Dis Magnesia, cleans the teeth and Tad a cL on en a id s trict, which went out -: a gy 0, . —- = | be December, “disregarded the inter- , as pl , ‘ ‘O) ests of the taxpayers and turned \ soothes and strengthens the cums. | monte warerysie walnut eine , over construction work on Project , oak finish—- $ ‘ oak finish—spe- A Bargain in Guality as Well as Price No. 12 for the private exploitation ety tr ae cial, Wednasing WRF WE. cc wuceccues er = > JUST tg 75c A W of friendly contractors and sought the advice of private speculators when it had occasion to purchase real estate,”” County Judge Weber of St. Cilair County, declared yes- terday at Belleville. The eaustic remarks of Judge Weber were made at the conclu- sion of a hearing he had ordered on the question of approval.of the Levee Board's financial report for 1924. Testimony was heard on May 9 and yesterday. ; In disallowing the report Judge | Weber said: “If I approved this re- | port I would feel that I had be- | come a party to the nefarious | transactions of this board.” Advises@Filing of Suits. | Another purpose of the hearing was to determine whether there was sufficient evidence to permit the case to be presented to the Crepe Satin, Printed Crepe, grand jury.for investigation. He 7.90 7.00 suggested that taxpayers bring suits to recover money which he stated \ —_—a _ ee ae « ee ee ee ee . ee ~~... > — — 22. ———— as bines fine soap and soft wool in one consenient pad. Saves hands— shortens dishwashing. RY adding some Kraft Cheese to the A splendid assortment of high-grade youthful Dresses designed had been illegally paid to contrac- dressing of stuffed especially for stout women. Latest styles and trimmings. Re- tors and for real estate. As the) b h markable values—only 7.00. money which Was accounted for in aked peppers, t en / the 1924 report has been spent, note the wonder- ‘ a’ the disallowance of the report only ' ull improv —— gives the basis for such suits, in | f y ed fla- eee the opinion of Judge Weber. The vor. Kraft Cheese ; ordinance under which the Levee . Board is operating gives the Coun- adds vers sa ost | ty Judge authority to make such any dish. Varieties: Swiss, Brick, Pimento, American, Old English (Sharp Ameri- can). 1 lb. and 5 lb. Loaves. Also 5 Varieties in Tins. > | recommendations as he sees fit on | thle financial report but makes no a es Ss ains h d t | provision in case of a rejection of c ange Oo | the report. One transaction which came in © © \: for a scathing rebuke by Judge } Weber was the payment of &5 agi SU ace | cents a cubic yard to the East Side |Construction Co. for ‘‘miscellan- . eous excavation” in connection with b a | } bri k rub on construction of a bridge on ' Ai e 8 | Lake Drive. over Project’ No. 12. | ‘the $8,000,000 “Baby f a” —_ ; : 1 ots Regn agpaigate Rie / Ps onrd The djngiest aluminum now cleaned and polished—in ten seconds. adjacent to East St. Louis and sur. A remarkable new way that is safe for the most delicate hands. rounding community. Criticises Projects, Max Gosler of teats Broa. ‘Con- S. O. S. Cleanser is a fine cleansing soap mar soft As a matter of fact it saves the hands—fog it cuts | to take Bs candy, these ,up the ap give you new cirength | - - his Policy Pays oes al nies peat Faiinaies mer de “¢ ‘Etoss” ‘Tablets from your drt as O OWS « for fare-paying passenger’s ‘5 000 loss of life by wrecking of railroad passenger car, street , elevated or subway car, steamship or Select Your Optician with the Same Real Estate Purchases. weeks for all struction Co., Belleville, testified wool polisher combined in one handy pad. down the time your hands must stay in hot dish- ~ ‘ _ s ¢. hoe for the — of om yesterday that his company was Just wet one end of the pad. A few brisk rubs. water. . ads, bot ect or both eyes under condl- | given a sub-contract by the East And behold! The deepest and meanest stains dis- Cleans all utensils just Shepp $2500 for logs of one Side Construction Co. for the exca- — ne: Your pots and kettles shine S, O. S. is equally goed on all household metals. Earn S008 OF ORE CFE. . | vation at 40 cents a cubic vard. suvery Dright. Just as good on glass, crock- he okay original contractor a net | Saves your a» ery, iron or tinware. / y for fare-paying passenger's » cents a vard. The cost | 000: M4 | of the work was $12,027.40, of | — Saves your time Try it today! You will be de Why putupwitht Salto ecsainian Per my Je | which the Tritt Construction Co. Th » delicate hands end lighted. taste— with E r gS, horse-drawn or motor-driven vehicles igot $5697 .60, testimony disclosed. ° + “emg encs an - Heartburn, and Ni Passenger clevators Pays $2000 for the Another | construction project peeeerie e are never a » At all grocery, hardware and _ after eating? ¢ of both hands. hoe th=Saall ioe both eves ; - was rape i by’ Judge 4b oo Pat. Jan. 15, 1918—Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. department stores. | lief can be fow f conditions just described. $1000 for : : eber was the payment_to the H. | of one hand, UR new Sh r-On Twintex, which H. Hall Construction Co.. im wheth Leading makers of Aluminum recommend S. O. S:— aso one of : and, one foot or one eye. stays adjusted because the new “os pene teen eB amtaen eA ind cece | Os it , ‘after 1 for loss of life, sight of both double-grip, double-brace joint will not ‘stockholder, of $87,152.20 for re- Waaea’: we Page gi gua a ot 000 cyes, both hands or both feet work loose. Your spectacles, once | pair work on a dam under an oral iat oe ewe ‘ The quickest way to get home or ate o. eee, meen or aeee ‘ A , ract, andin correctly fitted, will always stay fitted, “Therée ot es well man. sustained in the manner described : ; . M. Gupton saya, “Had been af- ~~ : . flicted D> years with protruding piles, CURED E>: ; had undergone operations, but failed to get cured until I vlaced my case in your Care as Your Surgeon, Banker, Lawyer Three purchases of real estate I am presenting in this adver- | hands. ~on home after treatment a WITHOUT THE resulting in total disability. If in- during the four years in which the tisement extracts from letters Louls Scheer, 4440A &. ay, last Levee Board was in office were written by former cured, grateful | No Cutting. No Chloroform. No Hospi@il. N io Loss Louls, Mo te E> Person is injure: ‘ touched upon by Judge Weber. patients. I have hundreds upon Time. pi@l. No Danger. No of 7 Gade, 3328 Chippewa, a foe. all expenses eck te enadaner te Me! UPTOWN STORE Only one, the purchase of 21 acres erent of just such fhe FREE CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION AT w 7. aiciee, Renaleni ul .3 42 paeured in communication with BoA ge 7 Fo 9 ¢ ‘y wr -€ ‘ ) i ‘Ee re 7. Al fal - ware * ° " ' : ; ¥, ' efiw 513 SIs OLIVE GRAND AND for $58,700 about 18 months afte: itten by people in every walk OFFICE OR BY MAIL. TELL YOUR FRIENDS FREE F. 0. Henry, 2110 E. Prey ae fe Tatives or friends it had been purchased for $21,000 of life, such as ministers, bankers, “4 ’ : om A t a ptical Co oe was made last year. mechanics, farmers, merchants, gentle. miid methods, employed only by myself and (hs renee ae ar ee, ee | distinguished itself by its realty every one of them come to me A. E. Warden says, “With pleasure and Fistula, Fissure. > | Wm. Berberich, : ‘ Keo ies wi be issued by ) : Ro th with a very. bad case of piles, | satisfaction, acknowledges efficient and =O. % ederal Lif I , 4 deals, of which there wefte three fistula, or fissure. Many had been | courteous treatment, Had been afflicted |, Henry Bruns says, “Had been afflicted) The Pollow C. A. Smith, 4806 Page BS . _ earance | outstanding ones during the term,’ trying for years to get cured, had | with piles and fistula some time. Aj! |10 years with protruding piles. In great otlowing Is a List of Mo 7 Pany of Chica hich ——— the Judge stated doctered and spent much money. | remedies failed until [ came to you. | |™isety. Read letters of ee eon, Cured Patients E. Schmitt, 2263 Missourt he Bel go, whic , - ge Some had given up all hopes of | had been ‘recommended to you by a took treatment, and now well Write or talk to them. They will tell Mo n established twenty- After touching briefly on the two ever getting cured. Therefore, ‘+t | friend.’ you about my treatment, ete. Frank Tamblyn, 3127 Locust. § , , deals made previous to 1924, about will oP any GN person to b2 ; Louis, Mo. Be y rs, and has assets a , - . ’ come an see me, et me examine ames Keen, Jell _ Rie ! More . aoe on ee Madey mal yn es and. Son them exactly what I can ol Bore E, Moore, H me wenn at 7 ‘on wet Z oO than SEVEN i } n $e " . , a 2 2 ayti, 2 : pay do for them. I give consultation ; ° Ww. M. Eads, 1202 Sutter A¥s st. B ! N FIVE HUN- | ment by the Levee. Board last July and make. examination free, and Granite Cit | J. F. Glasge 32 = sa ae aan when I examine them I can teil = Granite City, Hl. catu w. ok SS ee ey oe = 5a E D THOUSAND i of $58.700 for 21 acres of land exac “ a ™ . P. Rickat sini “T : J. ir : actly how much my S- will be, Mr. Thomas P. Kickaby says, had R. R. No. 2 won James Rankin, St. Louls County. © 2) ARS when litigation restrained further and about how long it will take | #uffered eerenrs, undergone operations i — . U. Gibson, Jerseyville, Ti. Julius Koch, Wellston, Mo. ae , : digging on the canal. The land to effect > cure. To those who 2g ae ye oe gag ge rink AF. nn — | 4! 2. Steiner: Fairfield, = ge they Martane ens 3 risa “ . ° , - x», '% Ae if was bought from John J. Pelley cf they’ jah aed on Gane alk, uke. saved me endiess pain, and much money. M. E. Donaldson says, “Had protrud-/ R. T. Fulton, 729 New York AY. H. Rack, Alton, Tl. ca ; Chicago, a vice president of the IIli- or they can deposit the fee we | #ecommends everyone afflicted to take |ing piles 7 years. Almost unable to} Milwaukee, Wis. C. EB. Alexander, Venice, 1. | ame : the treatment.’ w rhe Entire] With or Without Borders or Binders nois Central Railroad, who 18 sere Spee te the Ziret NRaveun ‘ a rely well, and uow working.” | 5 5 Laird, New London, Mo. Ernest Kamischke, Prospect mul, months before had bought the tract after. they are c : Wh PILZ | Jos. Schwehr, Highland, Mi. hs ag i ~yred, and the . Thomas Hall, Harrisburg, Il. os. wehr, Hig There are no ey to this sale. | for $21,500. . akiont will be the judge. This aby MM, FE. Donaldson ) J. H. Treadway, West Alton, MO. a Bide walle and ceil are sold with or J. E. Maupin, Labadie, Mo. nders. “The action | ai | fair to both you and me. Ail Alex Bloomfield, Mo, aeiece deo ty in! ee geste y : ne a np ne et ” want to know is that after |! 3801 Lincoln Ay. 112 E. Main St., Ed. Bays, Eldorado, 111. “ge sng ice Mo, im . ° a gar gto who voted for the | ... you, I will get the fee we St. Louis, Mo, _ Pana, Tiinois, — Wm. Bell, Sentca, §. D. ae —— ne ane ; ‘ ‘ ; f , " — ‘in ' : a ea - ie 5 Race: 5 Sam ee rwi " ro : eo’ Binders. eka ic to 3c Yard a a oO this land was as inde- | agree upon 5) Sichautlin seve: “l sulfecsd @ith ste aiid sinsde tee! sne> ante inens John Bray, 1608 Alby St., Alton, Ml. ¥7 os hte ts atacivilie, Maul sae VARNISH ensible as any act that was ever | Read the contents of this adver- | advertisement. took treatment, am sound and well. The afflicted can make no Oliver Brooks, 5379 St. pa Av., St. . . pe we pn ri. at . Cut-Out Borders 3c to Sc Y¥d committed by this board during its | , tisement carefully, and then | mistake in taking your treatment.’ Louis, Mo. Cc. W. Burns, Creal Springs, oe career. I think it was againat the [I] riod °mhone “names appest, ‘as Pree ane eae ees: Me. ® 8.) oe Demmi, Lavinestan Side Walls and Collings, 21/¢ to 26c Roll interests of the taxpayers,” he said. you Wish, “and learn from them yi See nt 000 Weleviows Gh Late, Fe, Pippa, Oceana, 200i), Present Board Satisfactory. what I or them. It ts per- P ~ a : ane Bee one higher. Bring in your side wall and The three Levee. Board maakt rs a ee cee Wheat SaaS oe ee w 3 poe apron he write HOt. Oe ws match « border. A seneral who voted for the purchas a 2 oncom lolly ateaae ds Sieben 2 mn EF a aii Thos. Raderty, Greeti Mi Bonesek, 1451 1a | atility © we Many . y, Granite City, Tl, oo ezek . . ¥y people come to me from ‘Ronald Jeffrey and | Robert Jeffrey, brothers (coal miners - ° The Cheapest Place ‘i nm Town te Buy Wall Paper and , Paints Varnish President Martin D. Baker, Harry long distances. I have under bad case of protruding piles of 10 years standing. Had teen” aie uncured of oe Hamel, 1486A Hamilton, St. Louis, a Ps Kramer and Robert Schmidt. A}- treatment at the present time, + Ye anes a received mo cure — we pone under your care. Many of our Wm ideas 3500 Vista A St. Lo za. Rick, pots omg Re Mew Every rga Da bert E. Meints and Willla people from nine different states, ow workers nave Gone to you & een Cu ‘ ’ . v., St. Louls,| W. A. Kellisen pa Day Is Ba n y a e Rothe, who consistently caer a and ge tty these who come to 7 Vv Mo. Louls, Mo, id promptly throagh the St. Loais off ’ : me, gure their time and money | work on Project 12, voted against well spent, and so will you, if Dr. bd Matth to Company of the purchase. Kramer and Schmidt you put your case in my Hands. ows Successor to Oftice ® " testified yesterday that they ap- Dr. C. Matthew Coe, | RECTAL SPECIALIST Dr, M. Ney Byith 2 o. Be A. A. CERVANTES, Di NORTH SIXTH ST. NO BRANCH proved payment after the purchase 501 Pine St. {| . , Bush, Ml. 501 Pine St., St. Louis M Deceased. Sundays, ¥ 2: ss 2] b by 2 | had een made by Baker without | - t Olive 7706 La Salle Bi Be J pee «

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TUESDAY, MAY 19, 3995. erie Y 925, : q MAY 19, 1925. =e Duddy POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CIly Circulation thun BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POS!I-DISPATCH Jo aye THURSDAY Ef oT. LOUIS i POST-DISPATCH — ‘| A Offers Readers of ANY Newspaper— Without Requiring Them to THIS Accarsar : eT: Covering Accidents SAVINGS EVENT IN Subscribe or to Assume Any Other Obligation —CEDAR-LINED— dar -Lined—— Jl, | >5QC) ACCI DENT CHIFFOROBE eal 4 AND PEDESTRIANS for obes! ‘[22"\| POLICY Jor $ moths. Has spacious clothes ha “ roomy drawers, This Chifforobe nay ay Be . ss ‘ nes. walnut | $60 Cedar-lined Chifforobe— 34 walnut or golden a Meiok, F3QH AY 75c A WEEK! almost | @ put on weight now : > HY |» ws o); ig IK GY _Wi ; with no trouble at 29 SS 4 : — Mf of Pro, - D aes SY 7 aa io eer ate 8 one ° a nn ER Yop This Policy , . } “ Protects You as Follows: solid flesh on scray bones and docs quickly. si Sugar-coated, easy . to take as candy, these tablets keem © Accidents in street cars, busses, taxicabs, steam- s boats. railroad trains, private automobiles, bug- gies, wagons, or while walking or standing on the streets, or by the falling of the outer walls of buildines, or by certain: accidents incident to up the appetite, increase energy, _ give you new strength and vigor | tornadoes or lightning or the burning of certain buildings. This Policy Is Not Sold by Solicitors. Great for puny children, too. You don’t risk a penny; results are — guaranteed. Get three bottles of Dm -_ Gross’ Tablets from your druggist, isPolicy Pays 3 as Follows: take as directed, and if you don't gal —— money will be cheerfully refunded. for fare-paying passenger's ° Dr. Gross’ Laboratories fo) DO) loss of life by wrecking of #86 Lake Shore Drive, Chicage railroad passenger car, street elevated or subway car, steamship or boat. Pavs ¢5000 for the loss of both both feet or both eves under condi- just described. $€¢2500 for loss of one one foot or one eye. Why putupwiththatawful taste—with Belching, . Heartburn, and Nauses after eating? Quick re- | lief can be found by J taking one or two Eatonic tablets after meals. ~ ) for fare-paving passenger's 0) loss of life by wrecking of public omnibus, taxicab, auto horse-drawn or motor-driven vehicles eenger elevators. Pavs $2000 for the of both hands. both feet or both eves f conditions just described. $1000 for of one hand, one foot or one eye. for loss of life, sight of both 0) eves, both hands or both feet 2 ; by being struck or knocked While walking or standing on a public: ¥ or being struck by lightning, evclone rhado, Collapse of oute r walls of build- Mm the burning of any church. theater, Py; 8hool or muni ipal building. a i() ‘for a period a eek of fifteen s. ; weeks for all "es 1 total disabilitv. If in- oe Injured the company will de- Penses (not to exceed S100) to put req ; , . \S 1 in TOMMuUNication with and in ~ relatives or {ris niivie The specific coverage is definitely fixed by the plain, understandable language in the policy. No Physical Examination — No Restriction as to Residence—Any- where in the United States or Canada Merely send in your application with a dollar and:a policy will be mailed to you—that will protect you for a fyll year without any other requirement. You will not be asked to make any further payment. The transacticn will be closed and your insurance will not depend on whether or not vou buy a newspaper or pay for it . wae eee Oscar Lewis, Bloomfield, Mo. Fred Oakes, 819 Gano. St. Louis, Mo. Gus. Polack, 3003 8, Jefferson, St. Louis, Louls Scheer, 4440A 8. Broadway, St. lw~ulse, Mo, ; Loss of F. AH. Gade, 3328 Chippewa, St Louis, W. H. McKee, Royalton, DL monthly. P.O. Henry, 2110 E. Prairie, St. Louis, Robert Berberich, 2014 Cherokee, St. of 29 lauis, Mo. ——. Berberich, 5438 Keokuk, St. Louis, od A. Smith, 48660 Page Bl., St. Louis, 4 Py lv” P., oe up fhe, < V, te e r ‘yy f i : being til sycy! ' 4Cep "Sup tg 8 of Ad Ve No Policies will be issued b ederal Life *y peered } any of ey which n established twenty- years, and has assets r More than SEVEN ON FIVE HUN- td THOUSAND Mail or Bring This Application Today With $1.00 to the | : Post-Dispatch Insurance Bureau, St. Louis, Mo. E. Schmitt, 2263 Missouri Ay., St. Louis, Mo will tell ‘ Frank Tamblyn, 3127 Locust St., St. Louis, Mo. Wm. A. Moore, 1424 N, Garrison. St. Louis. Mo W.M. Eads. 1202 Sutter Ar., St. Louis, Mo, that IT am more than (10) years.of age, and less than (70) years of age, that I am neither deat IT certify nor blind and that I am not crippled to the extent that I cannot travel safely in public places, and I here- by apply for a $5,000 Travel Accident Policy in the Federal Life Insurance Company, tasued through 74 the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. {| James Rankin. St. Louise County. ' Julius Koch, Wellston, Mo. Joe Kahn, Staunton, Ml. Ar. H. Rack, Alton, TH. ©. KE. Alexander, Venice, Til, Ernest Kamischke, Prospect Hill, Mo. Joe. Schwehr, Highland, M). | J, H. Treadway, West Alton, Mo. 7 A. EB. Ajevander, Bloomfield, Mo. G%. (.-Apple, Morehouse, Mo. Emil Barwig. Stroud. Olja. J. M. Beardelce, Sterivilie, Mo. . W. Burne, Creal Springs, TI. na lLauis Boger, Cadet, Mo. Louis, Louis Dominick, Livingston, Ill. ; Bert Fippe, Orleans, Ind. Erine H. Streiff, Greenville, 1D. W. EK. Donaldson, Pana, Il. foo Bonesek, 1461 N. 12th St., St. Louis, 0, eevee eaeeeaneaeee eee ee |. Full Name s0o2066 6666002686 eeoeecsesevebtee tree eeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees eeeeeeeeeee Print Name Flainly and itn Full RGIGTOSS . ccc reer eee eee ee eee HEHEHE SHEE HEE EHHEEES ore eeeeweeawnee : Street City Stafe eoteeeeeeeeaeeaee er eaee eee rrr TeTVTTT Tritt el. Occupation eee eee eenee ee@eeeeeeeeeee mbte of BER occcccccscecectceedesecm ane a eescscovecs AGO. «+ ++s Pedeesonscsocscoseesens in case You are killed; other- te below 4 address of person to whom you want Insurance paid a Pe eee wise it will be paid to your estate. oeeee eee ere eer er er eee ere Relationship ..«.cceeceereecernteareees Beneficiary ose eeeer eer ere eeeaeee eeeosvseeosoeooneseee” 2 salle alata fines oth cm Fd. Kick, Overland, Mo. St. Loule. | W. A Keston, 1922 Morgan St., St. lLnuis, . ——— Pad promptl y through the St. Louis office of the Federal Life Insarance Company of Chicago 3 | Place of Birth oseevreeeeeee eeeeeseeeeer eee eeeaeeeen eee eeaeeeeeeeeeee Buccessor to Office Hours. Dr. M. Ney 8 h m. a. ee e See te lee A. A. CERVANTES, Division Manager 3 Olive 7706 La Salle Building , St. Louis, Mo. sy

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+ ~ ee, OPE) Bes 2 i ae Re al > ‘odin ~~ Pr eh Be > ete Cerrar: Duncan Poles Homer Off Haines With Three Runners on the Bases iy a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. in an effort to make it «, Branch Rickey sent Jess Haines, Cardinal! .was Dpposed by Clarence PHILADELPHIA, May 1% 9 the mound this aiternoon H- ne sBoulopa itickey al®o “wits mj] f.s outfre oh Shinners playing r-cht mee f Jack Smith and ‘lay'or bow t playing center, vice Heine Viuell« Russel] V stone. who smote homer &s a inch htter veste day, held wn the keystone rthe Phils in spite of the ha THY “ @ather oniy 2000 fans witnessed ‘he con eet. The gan FIRST INNING. “ARDINALS—Shinners di: copped »s Texas Leaguer in center. Cooney iouted to left center scoring “hinners Horns): popped Lrightteone Bottomley flied horns tell lined to Huber. ONE “ PHILALELPHIA Burnes fhed fo Douthit. Wrightstone was called a? “trikes \\ ims arew FE biormsty - nice = ; Gd threw out Harpe: NO RLNS SPOON D INNING RDINALS liawkese yadce **# USAT ONA ston of biades ne? nad beat him to the bac he Opped te Sand bau te eflerte Schmidt s«® greunder. but Sand re evered the ba iy ‘ thre him out. NO RUNAS PHILADELPHIA ldawkes . enih consecutive hit “as a sing! OPN we Wileon sing!ec to -~ Hawkes StOPRnNe at sSeconad Sa! munted. bua Haines 1) ‘ Wee tO0 late to wet tise wks. and the aes ere foot nz i.e ; r : ; : ; ‘’ | if ‘ Schmid “ Bat ‘ bi . hrew out Burns ONE RUN THIRD INNING “ARLDINALS~—Haines st: Sintrere fouled \' tome] Out t Nid E:IONS PHILADELPHIA Wooght« ip ed + lens ‘ \\ " r) ‘ . ‘ Wrights , : ' iz hs : Cig rm we P mt field Wiis 2 sc en BB ; hiawks« ax ,ing / =e \ TY . rye bs miey. to oe ! OR RUN — TH Iw NING. ARIINALS id * _ ‘ sing ed te B en , ’ = - Po. « hI ‘Ss P'HILALI?} : ~ . ’ | ‘ " « 2a \Ty ; | 7 nr hrew ~ tech Huber. | Hf ‘ k : *> . ; fFoond anrhe tila. = he Ay iz? . - HH . » mas ne Mitchell on hi Hornasah irew out Wrightstore. Williams v alked hling th. hasee Harper hit a home rum over the righty -field wall, Geaning the bascs Hawk-~ made hix ninth Gomsecutive hit when be beat out a roller co Horns- Dy. Tver Fe ed Haine ea, rIvE RUNS es Se A SRA AAR AA RRA ry “TODAY's [F TABLE : ~ ~ we ew errr wwe ee eee AMERICAN LEAGLE. Cleb. W. L. Pet. Vedas Teday Thiled’phin De «4 Tan 7.8 741 WMaskbingten 19 »® “Te te eos ‘ bes eleed 37 10 430 648 ar ‘ hicage 38 12 1800 S13 Ss! nhowW \« 6 is .437 ss 424 New Verk t@ iT 23 me 347 Heston so o™~e Ste a7 lietreit i aaa | es met SATIONAL LEAGL EK. if it They Ther Mine Leese ‘leh. “. L. Pet. Tedary Ted iw meow Yerk 81 6 TTS T™™ T: Rreekivan is 13 ae i »t? hilad’phin i484 14 “we tT ~~ Mittsber, 3 '3 ine “anes ma HNesten = 14 he m1! t4a4 ‘ imeinemati it 14 + 4 es t‘hieace | '& 407 i Tt C"ROVALS 0 716 32385 my Te Yesterday's Results. AMERICAN LEAGU! By « Cae ee ; " « - : ioe—Tu fling Winetieid a ayy cer Wingard rs Steuffer and Ree IM xo Chivago. 6-13-30 Philadriphia ta noines Batteries ry . ™ halk Baumgartner. Uretes a “ater Perk ine eveland ©.'3-2: Waehretor 4 hal’ eriee——hkh ar’ . . ss Mower der Ruse Oewden Ma de pod Rue Ts New Vora. @ 134) Det rod Bu ive Penoo & Shaw ke rer gvueen ~hane Dewar Coir “— = — NAGTONAI hag = “ardinals. 1°-leo ite } 1} — 7 + ius ty ee ie =. ‘ay and ie caces ar Sob ioe tia ean « e ad Mer ‘e \ee _ 7s ‘* hal terres M ~Quliia ™ °*4 ang & Ces A esarndr and jart teoeton, 5 10-2 "one 4.4.) Bat : eos ~ pee wich Renton iraa . > Deon Dome a ue iv -and WV . Rrewa > ° 12.1 Ps tm Seon or hh Temerrow’s ‘Schedule AMERIC aN I PACT tea ‘ede nia «4 ~! on es te ow . ‘e,.4ana quetes at Chicago NATIONAL LEAGLt. at potigtnine . a ae fF a oS Gem Be . CARDs AT PHILADELPHIA 1000 PHILADELPHIA 111583 ‘ ‘DiINALS PH) ~LInneTS Ry i= one. «2 Ww enis tlorte Wi jame Botton lb iar Re |! PB ia wis Biadese |! "is Deuth ~- « ~N D CREAM. Au THe OvT OF Time elie [ANOTHER WINNER, YESTERDAY, WHEN SURPRISE PARTY RAN SECOND. TAE BANA ROLL) | | —_—-—- —_ 5 “SEEDS I Lost, Bot 1 HATE 7 SEE a xP & ~~ L- WELL, WHEN YOU GO! BAD RIDES Aw it's IN MARYLAND ‘YOu WENT THERE THe SECOND § AND RODE YOUR OWN HoRSES. F 3 TmME IN OB ie YOu Rt GETTING BAD START —| weex ve > — _ Wty NOT START LOST A BET ) EM YOURSELF aT THE h BARRIER GONNA TRY AN’ ARRANGE THAT | RIGHT Now * ae aera — = = i — _ —_ — ——— — — — a ae 4 Re, ee a - ~ - ~ iii i i i i i a Nn a Sew ge ee ee itle Holder at on Tomorrow : SCUSE ME, MR. CASSIDY, BUT| By Gouy, TM | ESB Tue sunk 5 BEANS ON A HoRSE WN THE NEXT —“ RACE. WILL Yu, LET « ME START wis. Round Match, 5 Golf by Points, 3, After Being One Up at the Turn. GREAT FINISH Careful Start Providence Scores 3 Birdies to Match at No. 15. ‘green and one amociated ate Gienna Collett won 3F oreign- -Born Baseball Scores Boxers Survive, AMERICAN LEAGUE Be te 2 ww wes. SEW YORK AT DETROIT DETROIT L bea PHILADELPHIA AT CHICAGS® (Hic Vt.) WASHINGTON AT CLEVELAND CLEVELAND NATIONAL LEAGUE SS a £ce we a we Be PITTsHt iit. VT BheeoR LYN 110 BROOKLYN — CHIC AG) AT SEW TORK 0005 NEW TORK 1100 CINCINNATI AT BOSTON 00001 bOsTON 00100 MERTZ SHOOTS 9 HOLES PAR TO WIN, 1 UP, IN ST. CLAIR TOURNEY = a S116 -« ™ — . * - : ~ ~ = A 5 . = : ‘ : ~ ~ \A ; \ — ~ . = >. » “ . @ + ; 4 x . ¢ » ~ ‘ os | . ; ~~ : , + 4 “ ~ ‘= = ow * & an ALL CANDIDATES FOR OLYMPIC PRESIDENCY BELONG TO NOBILITY ’ . ~ \ ~ - > = >. : * ° ’ » = \A pt) , ‘ : le B se i >* ~ | ‘ ae | ve : nd : * ‘ * o- i} > (teretill Dewns Serarcthes =_ ’ -~ 4 , é‘ i , ere . ‘..' ; se \e — ; ’ ¢ > . a Lihue ‘ i a i - = * ~ ~ ~ > ' + 4 ~ ~ ~~ — ~ ~ ? ~ ° -_ > Thal ~ . i] ~~ ‘ . . '¢ . , | ~ ~~ o¢ = . . 1= a = . = eT ‘ Pd ~ . 5 ?. ~ .* — + . oo? ‘3 ‘ ~ ‘i & - a — > : ’ | ~ - + ~ ~ - - e €r g ; a = = i “We i” - 4 ma t ' . ~ as f 7" 5 ~ . i . o ~ ‘ . } ee FELSCH IS PLACED ON PROBATION FOR YEAR BY JUDGE GREGORY i! ' . ‘ 4 _ . . > . ’ 7 a: 4 ia — - ~ _ _ x >. »_ « ~ . . _ ; ~ ° . : ’ ~ : . -— _ r — ° ” = . — - . ~ ~~. ~ ~ - ~ - = “ = - = a ® z . = . a . re > a ~ : rm ‘ . = - Ae = F hg : ‘ a ee ae ROR me ——— 7 - a i i Last Night’s Fights ,rw , ORK — Sam m+» Mandel! lest om feul te Jie. t- ood rie & Benmy VSalger defeated “ell Sen - man: Stapr'‘sianus Leareca. Chile keecked eut Temmy White Mex. fee; Cirtitn Olesen. Caba. stepped Clenie Tate. Canada. YEW ORLEANS.—Martin Burk - ef New Oriere=« wes awarded the referee « decisien er.er bh liewd Jehnseon eof New Veork after 15 reared *. BOSTON — Tiger” hlewers ef Lriantea wen sh faa 1@ reund vietery ever Pal Reed ef Natick Birr L\LOoO—Willie Cannincham Ruffaniea featherweight won a edges decisien frem Jee I sach. fermer bantamwerizght champieon. im st% reued=«. Jack Beraxtein fermer wertd'« igniter Neht weight chamPpten and (6 . ' ook wf Buffaiec. sis-reand draw. total of 36S bit-. or an average arf 257 Runs Off Brownie Hurlers in 288 Innings Only Twirler on Sisler’s Statf With Winning whie pitchers in t first 33 games of the seas» sorrowfu! lot is indicated by statistics on the work men. who have been called to the coiors by Manage is year A few of the things shown by the “dope fa - ¥ heen sccm ap BPP SSeS — “88 1-3 imnmings. an We Want Pitchers. -S runs Wil «ff. = I 0 came Beat rf. & 3 2: 2 Fetaff ef. 1 © ° € : 4 ” 1 n . 3 © Ceayr wo * | @ jitcher hax been Kece > @ ! _ , Wisenc. 1 8 @ @ Pic'ch «. 4 1 «ft @ route on but 15 ‘eee rp. * @ @ @ Refee o 1 @ > Vgerd pvp. @ 8 @ © Wield » | @ 8 rid ’ ~ er showing that is] Grant pe. @ @ @ @ sVache &€ @ @ @ has heen forwed to call in two or Derth »p. @ © 6 @ ee 2 ~ were ee ee Totals SA 1211 * hurters in 20 contests. “Rice . @ 26 weve ‘ e teen that **Tebin i ee @ ‘i / severeid 18686 © ‘ _ aT 7 ——— ae} . fa Tetals 3% * ®@ ; + “Batted fer Kege ir sitth imning a)uls A er ans **Battee ree Wingard in sitih inning mat it shows Ratted fer Danferth in eighth mning _— ; ! 4 — 1“ = ste .. $ P 4 ‘ esta ake . ‘ \" ~ ~ ~ ™ - -.. - . = = - 3 . - > = ar a - = ~ | az ° - = on > = & er r A | & * i ~~ Pa a” _ _ = ~ 4 ’ 2 * * - | — | ze g > - radae . Se arT > ~ = . - A 4 et 4 7 : = . “ , > = y -" ~ nz a ff 2 ~ 2 =~ = i t 4 - - 4 - % a - ~~ | ‘FF » ™ — > -“-@ a e T Se “= ~ ” « _ ? ; ° “is — - zz a a ~ ~ ra] ? al ~ r . = ‘ ~ = nz 5 — .** raa —_ _ * * » ~ ah = he ww ie > a Jie a = 7? %« Weinert’s Trainer, Ba ee —————— — ———— — Wills Overrated. Says Fighter Who ~ Once TrainedHii Owens, Would Like Chance at Brown Panther. : ght. 1925 NEW YORK. May 189.—Yassuh Mist Ba neg Owens Harry Willis’ former sparring pariner ' . oS King with Chart Wiene ertain as for a greuch he brown er And s e Ne cannot meet Har- rs e 38 £ > show t Adonis ing to Owens. WHills is no* Aceor eh rch » 3} 4 ‘> : " he fighter he is cracked up to be and would like nothing better than a chance reer in the ring = t) iy eo. . 7 a ing tyre . ~ a " *i¢ pressive 4 rea } in ‘he ~~) ; . : Af L. ) - , \ Ya ‘ ~ 4 | j "nn ? en, vi stulh Ww ilies. > > 7 7 pits alk \Iis } Owens n- 7 . pitw talk There i« e : ‘ > . = ‘ = e I3Ua — = _ eit sifts u e\e , 4 ‘ g . e w ne = ‘ ° -T ~ 4 e r eS 5 —— o -_ i t; Dons " . - + ies ‘ = he ——. he ~~ eo - . re. ’ fame ar oe hart Be ter \e 7; = in ~ Pr’ ¢ ~ ry re mF . P? « ‘+ ~~ i e pee ‘ | Cc 2 e+} ; —-— - ’ : en Manidcli in Hard Lack. _ . ‘6 iG , ’ De 7 ® siiz — o«x' - e the stiee of the de 5 el - : : “ —-- - Z , sion against Sammy Mande! e Queens ist nig 4 t is = ne 7 «(6° e | a ~ nd " ~~ a7 aT Ty wy T | o : han ree ‘ , ents - y bat rr = « ~ ime *ryi oe 5 ¢ * ~ ~~ £ izger aw ~ T) nee ang | heen . e«) -™ 2 e ¢ Kerr ‘ a Tourney: Just a Joke / r S : o i - + © P| e % :\¢e r ) - ~ ’ : -,. 4 ? + 2 > a . " + z 7 e - T an -- @ “4 - Da ~ a = ~ Se 2 . > . - at Or ect — i+ ~ t ‘4 _ —_ ‘ is@ T a . = y >! e a “ea As r ~ = al > - ‘ a a © , ar 2 been ANNE STRASSNER NAMED HEAD OF WOMAN’S A. A. (AT PIKEWAY BANQUET 4 . - . ~ asere Wae . ; jent of the Women’s a: , ~ ™ = ~ ~ - 3 . a? 2 = a ‘sz a . 4 > = a ~ > -~ -_ | = a Wa — ” - - 2 * i A ‘ . ’ a ~ « ater = " — “* ~ + a - 2 Tt : ' “47 “a aAanrce * c i on ; - 4 « S's ««> = = ™ via a 5 - -* ~~ - . — 3 = - . — » a Wwara Tle 4 ~ ~ . > re e eccora Dee : = es - an sth —— “\é —-., = ; ale = eae re al a , * e a - adda . ~ P ~ ne ‘ 4 QD - . on . ‘ : 4 ie De , . . 6 = > . i f ’ a a j 7 _ AnNAaAgerT and a=%$'5 Ti ma AacTere > = me TF - «> | r o "Tie Pa com bd oy > rT RICKARD PLANS TWO CHAMPIONSHIP BOUTS rT ‘2? A®@eoctated Press NEW YORK. May 19 —Announ = f os Ss _ ah a = Ad . a] 3 es ” ~ i . . ; : “ rn ; ' s = ws ; ~ . - zn | : a 4 os on , rn. Joelany | dee n ° ee "ig antic a i "Rocio Resul ASBESTOS LOSES TODAY ON BILLY WARREN ~ULS.FAA Collett Plays Carefully. She did not ‘taal a single hole the Weis! , champion “an star began s Although her ‘mm gpt a Ranges eo hole with a par her drive into a mnker, compelling her the American ciung to this WTaking the third eath she finished in afi oe footing as Pee Jamaka “cratche-. homas W. Cabhi ; Cecil Leitch Wine. Leiteh. former British At Maple Heights. sass ot tha defeated Mia: son, Worcester Gea ference Maple Height- cw > Rack : te 32. YNDBAM land \g@ has devised «a scoring to sat squawks © bee straight ‘throug on the green loses because the lucky stiff, Heres th Two points each stroke ¢t putt. Thus if reach the gr in three putts the point *v rea ces > i- takes two putts : Thus in hole is halved § the pole ul lec — ; Monroe has i tem of scoring | and now, in play and meda gece ~an ay eir pe t scoy Makes for Bol se HE potnt player ame Monroe erp‘ has a side bet he will be me@ shoot for the there is a haz that makes ‘o point system J lar in Chicage n 4 e@n ST) ° rnder the pee included | i‘ makes a novel tion for ¢c.am holiday golf pi thing that, ma shoot the gam jt is good fort There may ments as 'o w or off the gree are sharp'y @ an approach s ehot counts '® Nets at Midk ; M ONROE ; in the Wi and several } at the Mids Eanecially of difficult for practice ball match, and easy Monre have made 64 mem bers “*®% bad shi spoils the da er. mid Moa handy. a pa by actually 3 before starth add much te morale of th Intercity Montedonnice 13.— row. Pur gol will play a Sf the St. Loews ——— an Racing Entries At Maple Heights pomsobiis — ee were “adouted. " Que ¥ » alternate the national - “4 ASSOC 1. BEBO. = STE: RN LE AGUE ia INTERS AS \TIONAL MA . OAST LEAGUE. orthern Pac Fes. Convenient Train Service (CB @Q-5 the Gateways of Se. Billings; Chicago Louis, Kansas City Se. Paul and Ma “ North Coast Limited” and “Puget Bee: Two of America’s Fine Tratm Y VACATION

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BT-DISPATCH LES IN PING ee 3 -? Kt wed ; = Cahill League ee | Fall Membersi | Eastern Professional Soccer ¢ .marde ganization on Same Basis “A ex Mood Smit! of Brookly n. its presi >. tries reed that the linemen for the ‘ tional chall @? ur competition ~ULS.F.A. Adm eer as State Bodies. ae ’ e Bey = ' . } ' 1? ited ae : NIGW YORK Alay 19 ie Lier Toeuny rt ion ’ ° ,% , —— Pink SRUCAbIC telgg hew ' 3 ve future between ’ len ‘3 i! "Lites a i i Asssocia ly *i) and the Ame: 14 '? soccer Le sa ,» Was laid vesterday the an : i ‘+ “ F : te ing «af She delegates of li; ' a , : i ; ! A. at Hore] Astor a __ * 7 applicati on the League sn affiliation wa« 1" ieee beat he Va lis Js8ed and vide mil nally gseted upon favorably, a. ‘yl The l@ugur ferer; Neleocations was« headed byw Fu worth and Thomas W Cahill of Ne \ Laan. the secretar: , Leg ly nddition to the Ame ther applications accepted Ose: Oo the Marviand. Utah ‘wlorado Football Associations me St. Leni« I« ligthle. : \n amendment pi oppor ed "54 4 4 bouglas Stewart of Vhiladelpl ack representing the (‘ollegiate Ag bia bmae ; ; old ation at the league repre . : ‘ entire profes onal clase, Si at Ooted dow This action was uyeki). sidered to be a result of the f@ ite oF ft} Vmerican Soccer Leag ‘malgwamate with the St. Le league The UV. &. Aseociation ng 1oted last V,eaur to accent eu - Consolidation (;eorge M. Collins tl Massachusetts-New Hamps ; Association declared however, , - iene ptine he lea Que to meme «} tha th. i‘*soclation Wwe | ave to admit 211 oth. -ofession = eaunal font re view he delegates approved a se Omnetitingn bheftween boast \Veet the matches to he hencefor™ ‘ rid wherever expedient lt a rs of an affiliated refere a wtb n'y ev? . delegates ADnNros ed a ser! , Reveral Ming, changes in Tio lules were adowpf ed tine pro is! Jloywill nm ake it no longer con pulse bl op [10 Alternate the national! challe 11" | -YEATMAN NINE PLAYS : |) CLEVELAND TODAY IN 8 HIGH SCHOOL BA . Yeatman plays Meveland tod iy7° | w ' Roosevelt meets Soldan +e morrow in it= jast appearance ‘vo the High School Raseball Le liane ae Ve lt ha« already clinched “7? pionship pie. Tt % probable that the cL fronts of the geveral . as es Sepa: i ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7". @s ee TUESDAY EVENING, % tome bs ~; eas 4 Pa SC PO Perera a ° ¥ een ei ae oe \ Fn BE ~ - ; brani es MAY 19, 1929 weet Mor -twenr By ian RE 5 hea on OE BOF StS * ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SS COLLETT DEFEATS WELSH CHAMPION BRITISH rican to Play itle Holder at. mn Tomorrow ~ ~ \| Piker Net Team Defeats Kansas } ne ll ‘Rogers Wins Over F orrester | for Only Victory for | Stockton Second Round Match, 5 3, After Being One Up at the Turn. Careful Start Providence 1 Scores 3 Birdies to End Match at No. 15. mOON, Scotland, Glenna Collett won her match second round of =. champ! lonsh! Dp today. de cle —, { han pion 0 Cole Plays Carefully. h. She did not lose a single hole | the Welsh champion The American star began th hole with a par after hooking her drive into a ker, compelling her | ut. the American clung to this nth she finished ina Cecil Leitch Wins. Miss Cecil Leitch. former British Robinson, Worcester, ’Mrs. King. Ma‘ahide Island. best Purdue Wins Net Match. Golf by Points. YNDHAM MONROE, Mid4- land Valley professional, has devised a system of _ golf scoring to satisfy the golfer who squawks because after being straight through the fairway and on the green in fine shape he loses because the other fellow, the lucky stiff, sinks a long putt. Here's the way it works: Two points are charged for each stroke taken to reach the green and one point for each putt. Thus if A takes two to reach the green and goes down in three putts, his score under the point system is 7. If B reaches the green in three and takes two putts his point score is 8 Thus in actual strokes the hole is halved in five, but A wins the hole under the point system, % to 8 Monroe has introduced the sys- tem of scoring at Midland Vallev and now, in addition to match play and medal! for each nine the oe ‘an lay a chip or two on po nt ore Melcie for ~ 5 HE point svstem makes the player shoot f i] : o ot for the green Monroe explained “When he has a side bet on his point score he will be more daring. he will shoot for the green even when there is a hazard in his way, and that makes for better golf. The point system proved very popu- lar in Chicago and I think that in A season or two competition under the point syvs‘em will be included in club tournaments. It makes a novel form of competi- tion for club tournaments and holiday golf programs. And anvy- thing that makes the player shoot the game for all there is in it is good for the player's game.” There may be a few argu- ments as to whether a ball is on or off the green, but most greens are sharp!yv defined.- In, case of an approach shot being sunk the shot counts two points against. |'Nets at Midland Valley. ONROFE is a great believer in.the value of driving nets , , . Denes iat 4 ‘’ several have heen installed rid at the Midland Valley Club Especially on crowded days it is difficult for a player to drive practice balls before starting match, and the nets make it easy. Monroe savs the ne:s have made a big hit with ths members “A bad shot on the first tee spoils the day for many a golf- er.’ said Monroe. “With thf nets handy. a pilaver can warm ‘1p by actually hitt} a few drives before starting The nets will add much to the happiness anil morale of the players.” Intercity Golf. Tom White, Frank Dver, Louls Montedonnico ‘and Louis Mor- row. ffur golfers from Memphis will play a St. Louis foursome at the St. Louis Country Club Sat- an ‘urday and Sunday. St. Louis will be represented by Jimmy Manion of Riverview, Lawson and Frank Watts and Don Lambert of the Country Club. : Pros and Amateurs. i ipamagiong APS may be handed out at the next pro-amateur golf tournament. To prevent a Star pro and a star amateur from being paired, the plan was de- vised to list the best amateurs with the professionals in draw- ing the pairings. But that didn’ Please everybody. An amaterr ranked with the pros shot a 76 and got no prize, whereas an- other amateur, plaving as such drew down first prize with the Same score Naturalyv there was A squawk,. and you couldn't blame the amateur. e It has beery suggested ~ that some of the amateurs the 85 shooters, he handicapped, with Manion, Held, Bockenkamp and the other simon pure stars shoot- ing from scratch. Perhaps the best plan would be not to worry so much about the prizes as about the chance for stiff competition, the real Purpose of the’ twice-a-month pro-amateur tournaments But then, even the amateurs like their merchandise YESTERDAY'S HOME RUNS. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Player—Club. No. Tot. Hartnett, Chicago ..... te a Wrightstone. Phillies ...... 1 4 Williams, Phillies ........ 1 3 Terry, Giants .. "a 1 LWERICAN LEAGUE. Pia»yer—t( lub. No. Tot. Dweger. Cemeee BOM .cccevico I 3 Bennett, Browms .......... 1 ys Carisylie. Red Sex ... | = Totais: American Leagne, 128; National League, 120. Jayhawkers. a ttt tt of Kansas in Muir Rogers of Kansas | Missouri Valley cham- | Williams. Capt. Forrester of simmons, Athletics | Washington, 3—6, 6—3, 6—1. The veteran Washington doubles | Forrester and Bierman was forced to the limit to take the gaourns. Phillies Rogers and Campbell,’ Me™Manus, Rrowns — -5, 9—7. | Williams, Phillies Decker Nesied Director. iated Press Player—Ciub. | to the Post-Dispatch. | Hale, Athletics. Kan., May 19.—: Cobb. Tigers... Washington University took two of | Combs. Yankees three tennis matches from the Uni- Feuarnter, Dod'rs 2 of Kansas team here yes- In the first singles match, | Bierman of Washington beat Hoag | straight sets, 6—3,, Martmett, Cubs Meusel, Yankees Hornsby, Cardinals vesterda’ was: Heathcote, - of athletics at Mo- | Peckinpaugh, Hizh Schoo! Barrus. Graves 'Hablutzel Team Wins s Pin Event Quintet’s Score of 3120 Lands Title in Annual City Handi- cap Tournament. \? [) rations ALL Y singing thelr ~~ — — ce LL LN ———» LEADING HITTERS. G. AB. R. H. Pet. The annual city handicap bow —— Low score to qualify for the} | prize fund was 23865 in the team: | 1202 in doubles and 616 in singles The balloting on the proposal to change from a handicap to a class | tournament resulted in favor of the class tourney by a vcte of 460 to 49. —= el St. Louis Boy Released. Ry the Associated Press QUINCY, IiL, May 1? With the release vesterday of ("ati het lo. it'llman of Los Angeles and Pitcher Al Hoetker of St. Louis, the Quincey Red Birds of the Three-I League are now within one of the 16 playér limit requiged by May 25 —- eo. —we we ste two International games wt by niinion of (a sada \ssocia “Rewnd —o Vacations rst 15 to September 30 See Yellowstone Park on the Way! . My ; bn lauttle Row ti ; Memphi« 10. New Orleans 4 ; a ss is ~~ as) Atlanta rom . Q ern ACI . " dat Ask about “Burlington Escorted Tours” Fast, Convenient Train Service (C. B: &Q. -Northern Pacific) via Gateways of St. Louis, Kansas City, Denver and Billings: Chicago St. Paul and Minneapolis. Route of “North Coast Limited” and Two of America’s Fine Trains. “Puget Sound Limited.” eYyY .Awawr eon TRIP Books or trips! am Round Trip Summer INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE interested im: (Vv) Fare from St. Lous [ Yellowstone Park... - - + $ 59.00 OD Rainier Park —s .@ 8% $0 O Alaska (Skagway 171.50 OD Rocky Mountains (Helena—Butte) 61.50 pa this coupon to R. K. Cross, General Agent, 411 Olive Street, St. Louis, Mo. eee saaeenese gaunt | y had 5: Low Summer Excursion} Fares to glorious li- Start any day- May 15 to Sept.30 os ‘“*‘THE IRON HORSE’’ The Great Plains Wonderful Rockies Great Salt Lake American River Canyon Over the Sierra Newadas and then down into the beautiful Sacramento Vallev. Side trip to Lake Tahoe, also to Yosemite Valley by auto over Tioga Pass. St. Louis Express Leaves St. Louis daily via Wabash Railroad (Union Station). Ob- servation car, stand- ard sleepers, chair cars and diners. Fer details and :Uustrated (sterature address L. B. BANKS, General Agent \ Seuthern Pacific Lines + Southern Pacific Bidg., 312 N. 6th Se. Tel. Bell. Olive 7745-7746 9 mia: CWe state it as our honest belief that the tobaccos used in Chesterfield ciga- rettes are of finer quality [and hence of better taste ] than in any other cigarette at the rice. Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co, Ches Taste is the test Test ’em all against a ertield TOURNEY 4” Other Sport on _ OnPage28 Ghoten Plays o Medd: | Clayton plays Maplewood at Ma- | plewood today ~~" with six victories and Reckman wil! probably pitch with Boldt receiving. while ¢' Maplewood batter) ADVERTISEMENT _ ree Hinetented Map Felder + op Viscansin Lakes Hegien. the presse and loaded —contains large maps. Get your copy now and plan to go early. Wis consin's Land of trout are biting—the haleam Convenient train service vis & Northwestern Railway : “Summer Oufing*’ Radic material is bought and seld through Post-Dispatch Wants. _—. - > =e oc <

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| : - ° . . . -_ = --— - a . 4 c ; ~ i" , 1% . 4 [t= pyc ~-TVORy ~ . oat -' ; “™!*, Y ‘ ’ — , . 2 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ADDITIONAL SPORT NEWS a DOUBLES TEAM WINS) _*** OVER AUSTRIAN PAIR “~*~ ris ¢ “ ——— —— — . si bya er * aeeocwates Frese ‘Ss 77 779777 ?7 292272727 1 Wr > ? | Miss , peed \ EXN er i —in t . is " Sa Pikers Will End abe, estlers Will = ese, CYP ciimitacion seriee the Gocties /20d Testerdar Saat MAY 19 os. eng ne een OLLOW "MORE x0 “DWORCE MILL INQUIRY 3 ‘MORE YOU Shaw 5, Froebe! 1. Shaw Wins Over Do-aeeeenhsensuiediehedt Eee 9 7 : J a ; ? a : ate-da . . | and ales « risen term | | HORN BY’S ; Report Tomorrow “e John Evi ; cae hae Brounen! CUE ee —.eae ee : ~ . . . ie . : vee | F bel Sch ol res owt B ball S ? S ; o o Sc hil “ meet Waak 42nc ane : : : “ © pai - Besode Island Master ine Chan- yesterday w Cc 0 ~ . ; . ‘ack Mike Fo- nec 4¢% . e AGSITIZR pair . ‘national a oealal > roe eee ase €ason 7, 9 : -? / x £ ‘“@ign.* ee *«*Tater - ~ +ar-olde and over, cer’ and His T aw’ Partner - a2nspo! ie . . . ° . . —— — - : . -« . ‘i91a4tion «6 > rinaipals Thursday's Show ini PD. Brick, and = ..- e bert of the Ls “ey And Takes Lead inst K aT fe oe A875. Schate Nace Are Accused judge Iugth . : ‘ © . “ ri to Meet weniroeyp ‘ : , eet) ese@s - ee . a?’ : t. | es Lea ainst ansas - to Complete Training Here— —— ae . be —_—— at East § ) . . / . | _— e-enur hehe > % -« hs ‘ =? s 7 " avers * 4 >oOr> a - . . _ vs R : st . on mer Chand! : e e Champion Zbyszko Due. entros e e heavy weicht ov ibeae. ent | hed been | Oldani, Hurling for Wimners. To® ii / Local 7 ‘ : ss ave been added the ty-ciz open tncrecments were! _ isk Sinai | 3 Gi , F Hat . : ee ee ee : 7 , : z = onl veaterda’ aga! st Le saan 3 weal a — wey - ase€; University’s Schedule Set : 7 ” ' * Horton, Rho land Mas- |“ wy t Fi Beats La lede . ' — = = “= . : r i . ss ’ w.! ; bre » posed by Jum 4 ° - 7 - - - ~ = a es 5 ‘ hand ery AG a a . ; , a , 2 ' a. for Friday and Saturday. 9 é ; : , : one sae: Rha” inarksen. ten~ tine [OO } be plays Rare > 7 ? pas Seem aaser. at Mare sf ; Se - ; mill” imvestigation here. © ¢. of Eideg , = . ; : . sche : ; _— ‘ret bills aia were re Sea ing ten Hi : . ‘ , tee : | — shi 28g ,and aAnsDpo: a . . ’ cores ; - : ee ete ae = _. : .)6Cpharges In the ifndictment|towns in fi ; : . . : - ehare = a. : . « ~" . 9 7 > T= . > - ’, Th : epiracy | irs sub-|} COURS of th = ‘ con d 2 grciuded | ; ; e a 7 ‘ F " . = 9 : eton of perjury. it ‘.ng co bert and fi Pf . pis. : ; a and faise uttering One years on eae } - © anal > . c - _¢ erjiury against Fiorton | to mh cen + a os . - - = “ ess . Pp - 7 ire = “ , , . . ro) wioned a deposition of a Louise) Judge Eng ; ? a . ‘ + ‘ ng ~ } wm me th he prohibit! ADVERTISEMENT me il e fir 2 ie i te i i eee Z ' —_ as ; = ——— ar in recess onb- méity of nearhy | aii ages violate Baseball © Before Starting Another Driving Season GABRIEL SNUBBER SALES & — r boos ler and compiere information call or eddress Cew Tocket Ofer. 729 MN. Broecwer. Man 4798, Court vester McCorn ic] BALLOON RACE AT BRUSSELS! s Sess os trust whe Lieut. William Filoed to Piler Bag | e } JA ned bY New Yorkers will be b t youne ° ' Yo bbalience: More than 400 pe eters of th ? - - ata. ee sien : | aca ton in . including principals and their] | oo. oe Om (ilorocun R : \: , pitebher oot ef pPe- Ni . 1 Poi te = gone. s+ "° “hi ; " | arciens @) anni? ;. —Meomreee -Fr binff« hie threw '* . _~ - , pao. : ear 4?" ~~ > ‘ ADtERTISENERT OO — aed thee inff= bis «he : Sunnse—and the great fishing vessels f Sisson said he wilt . ' pom thie = ed ES England—this vacation! 3 ARMY OFFICERS LEAVE FOR ees cea ian Obwre "S85 "O86. o Umion Sson. phome Main . . > qd ope “ithe eutr file 1 a : r Y “ ome :, or r ’ - \* | the Eau abi in lie ni ad jeu Hiawnie misaton te & . ’ : . 7 . sates , 7s " | der lrreet inj ¢~ See Oa + The ’ Tt bh / re ‘ ; eo nr ‘Mi Cormick a 3 t.Y Wis ; * fF mercer? Field and Carries ‘ ’ ; fee of ga and , a sme | ise « af er "ave 2 : re uw he he Pa ’ ada Trae + . = : : : atior : Da es at = Joseph Me " re nr a4 A petilen (jon aga t’'reducte t ‘a. ewer ajaeel Have You Seen oc: ee Southwest Park? Liab % ef inasueff hy Jism Lewd Action wel “—eré& Flere : , — Red Ki-d Nes . ca” maldnes ECAUSE with thet mildness : is a character that only O = | tinctive character given byt copyable blend of choice tok a You'll like the mildness of I 4 Producto—you can smoke weed pe all day long and cr has been successfully wan every puff of every cigar you e | Ch ild ren ’s Eyes FORD AS: The mildness never chanel rene asking a question. One : WITH NEW and the character is just SONU TEE| Cesscs: vesting’ sitice Teen | aaa : iT : “Tvice or é Manuf. changing; simply because the : blead never varies — and neve will. | There is a color and size t0.mit you—10 to 30c. ———_ owing the of beer ty tlen agents Please the Missus miles fron *meatenr wer cnet metele hier cle@hos fer davits of ft lee cea *Git« lime pew Matching the routs and ’ charging ff (jeorge 'Theedere J Betthel. wit ture and liquer The driver hKa.ser of | Eaer st +. | had ioaded f ae FOF 27 Years 2 seamen bale of hea ee Our Or. Moritz) oe FIRPC RETURNS HOME FOR A BRIEF STAY fitti jb under 8 ime £ asses year i Moritz Optical 609 w. mn sill | a - * oe NE w yo neetion of with a new es was geners rcles teday ufaerturer ®s arreet.’ Yet, denia!’ that “i*icance. The sewly Detroit ‘'o. vesterday i a RProadway of the i er. Yee The » announced pranch eof f memmetimeasl Loans on ape incngen - . -” or te Escencionales 2 tor Sic #¥ A 7 +.) “wt Phe ys o Sad oy Reels eae 4 “Fries of Fer. * mr P eree Ww. F BROCKMEYER CIGAR ce. a ™. Lewis Ma

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. e ; 7 vets 5T-DISPATCH A iaacmetsy hd tall . | AM. 2 ie Dally POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED _ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_ ——— — - ———— ee en v —— - A TS CUP wineter on satura, nl “MORE. YOUNG MEN V Wants to Pay for Old Theft n ERNE. « . ants ay for assi thro s\n WINS “weder ‘ fe inated sunt " HICTMENTS FOLLOW. DYE OLATE ‘WONDER LOCATOR’ IS NEW $I. ‘00 v00 CY | PITTSBURG, Kan.—The : Post- “ sae of of ugh Arcadia, he orc RIAN PAIR (0), 06 Devin Cap, Sra UTER ACT THAN DRY LAW" miner ot Arsolie hee reccinet Sige fee a ae a . nee p! uyed we eden the f ’ _ Federal Judge English Criticises | pea mal ‘that in August, wo singles matches on pia ten Who Steal Autos in Giving rm rday waa Vir ‘torious jag ¥ Two Defendants Five Years Each. | *S mat ? nh and als,, one Sines. i i Prison terme of five years each — ; . . ~ | Were imposed on tw def ‘ i tte ! Oo efendants | 7 sland Master ine Chan-| ye, spss | | ghode Islanc yesterday who pleaded guilty to! Postal Officials } Have No Luck| Bill Ready for Presentation to. The Int a onal St | . 7 y 4-Vear-old-« and OVer ee : ery and His B aw Partner Transpo: ing stolen automobiles tn . | jechase horses. in the? Food % Are Accused. | Vioration. of the Dyer Act before | With Device—Burchard Citizen’s Bond Supervisory peecniaste horses i e ; re CCl and transporting them to various! States Commissioner Atkins. : , ;provai. It will be handed to the, o* ‘charges in the indictment|towns in Illinois, There were 10 Ten dave : Supervisors " £3. known and most fa- F jeciuded conspiracy, perjury, sub-| counts of the charge against Co]-/| partment at Washineton alCtizens’ Bond Issue 8 as i. jet . ‘ . ‘ . : } , - 2 ‘ ernation of perjury, ‘nciting ve bert and he was sentenced fi, e| fraud order against Burch ard ‘ios Committee for approval at its a . and false uttering. One/ years on each count, the sentences | the Trace Research Co., which he ~ om a Me bl ; / 1 4 perjury 7 et OTadiY received Amer- . oo tiem ee 1887, while restitution. Warrant charging Tracy J. against Leon-| W°rth Penitentiary in noc ts mare, 23 diame old, of 5617) A bill previding for the construc | g rem Mae, | after nareind’’ 44 Mow sf ra ia | og age boulevard, inyentor of the | tion of a 100-million gallon reser- ) | : im- “‘Wonder Locator: a device whic. posed by Judge Faris for a Similar; he claims wil] disclose buried| °°" offense, and Otto Colbert, 33 years treasure, with using the mails to| be submitted today by Director of ‘for the city water system will | azo tne meeting Thursday. qharge of perjury against Horton;to run concurrently. ,owns, barring the use of the. mail: , tioned a deposition of a Louise Judge English severely critised | ter distributing advertising matter ee ee BOHEMIAN MALT ; ) C P : ld » na ——————_ | i) 1 aij laos are SO CX- eruer in a case of ldarriet N\] young men in the practice of steal. | ‘ oncerning the device. the projer ted reservoir at Stacy feld against Harry D. Thirk-| ing automobiles, when Colbert en AS he stood before Commissioner) park, Olive street and Bonhomme ° ~ ———— . oe . a New York attorney Aue tered a plea of guiltv last Wed-! ¢ tKi tO be arra igned for ond, | ronds about four miles west of tne | the only genuine 4 ~ | ( clustvely 177 the St. outs : Bock Bohemian Malt | Mest was given as the date of the nesday and sentence was suspend- | urchard defiant declared he . ; ene ; s@ Fanti) yesterday He said. “or| ¥4u @ prove the na authoritie ‘ity limits in the -county. is to a th Ma k f | te rit h actically al! the alleged! Federal acts that are commonly Lo be wrong, by personally con-| be ’ t long, 600 feet wide and “ - rae : . r Ory V aujent divorce cases presente’ violated, the Dyer Act is the mos: ducting a treasure hunt with his] e5 fee; deep and will cost $1,.500,- | a ‘ BOH . - ‘ ; ved residents of be tin famous. I believe there are meet ee this summer which), .. 1... cost to be met from funds! La Swiss Bock is made of the .& a BOILING | iy,” Attorne. (General (haries , young men violatin tile ame ProbaDdDly would make him wealthy . peat ea : (9900 000 water- ‘ ; ' Pay aaa \ , . n deciared. He said that the the prohibition sting oes ' ene | Burchard’s bond was fixed at $500 taken from the 7m " nt vant pe parry and is as 0sse i idate 166 divorces eb- } ro aw. Men o ail Burchard declared ‘to Postoffi works item in the bond issue. go0Oo oday as it was years ago. . Irs idity of ne: , ares Or! : will take two = - | ages violate the prohibition law . imates it _New Y cer o> | Inspector I ‘Sa eee Wall estimates it | med by New Yorkers will be but) young men are constant vic. *P ol Kupfe rer that his de- veare to build the reservoir which Ask Your Dealer: Or if your dealer . | rs Malienged. More than 400 per-|istors of the Dyer A pucn | ce Will work, if directions ar2|¥e4™ + 5. cinema terme | * foes not handie \ The Paramount Piano Store including principals and their Pies os. SRS omen Strictly ahered to, and induced the| ¥?4! be the largest ever con: og send us 75c¢ for one introductory can plus 25¢ \ HEALTH ‘ae: —. } may be involved, he said violations are most repulsive tO | inspector to dig thre h les n one! by the city. The largest now in ll postage. Case order at $8.25 case sent pre- mn ‘ aia >a " le a! " . . co « i? . 4 > 4 Oi r) -. . ee : pene. ; me. I don't know why they do it, | of which 'use is the Compton Hill reservoir, paid. 1100 OLIVE They ec ina! harges of col- a Dee 3 ndtul of ins i e fac rimin ' ‘ i € hy a ? ~] . . he rhea . ‘4 4 COIS | - . ‘ ? » ut j seem: that they are i ‘ a, leha ¢ omits ‘ ‘hich have a tv- D . if your jobber cannot supply you e S i in t ‘as hu) j Bu hard who had}! he two basins of wh ealers: phone Olive 7902, y : | (ic “a ‘a . ‘ . a | vy — y , . “ ~Jumon and forge! "s in nis ‘ ia € ed nd : eR 4 ; . ‘ 4 rPiiyd « al fl la P ® . or write our home office. i. ~ hi \ : } a ast me re 1) i? a calles 9.000 gallons. - - SeRlosser & Co., 354 N. C CW En lan i bly bigamy in New York, as mat rry to go fast somewhere, jump no: y itnessed the burying of the) ‘4! capacity 01 $5,000, = Desplaines St., Chicago, Illinois, “poss! © = » 9 . - te proposed reservor?r will be a in a car that does not belong aa’ | yO ' he many of the couples have remar- ‘Se; coins, then, with the aid of his| 4" to 6©them and drive away with/ device, found the coins and dug| Single basin. = * | P| : 4 | + . “ - 1 @ 3) ge » & ‘ . ’ it ri] hb ) it rat - oad of silvery fish. To ane three days each week in a New) Wants $7,500,000 Dividend to Her — use OF his instrument to the let pacity wilt be ult when ne “ * ® . . ' ; f Portland, Me. $76.99 MF York hotel, where he received! on Trust Fund to Be Added er, moving to several points in the one is completed. in ae i HE Standard Oil Company (Indiana) cation in one oO New Rockland, Me. 81.98 ) ' elients sent to him by VNew "ork to Principal Vard and letting the a The proje t is part of the gwenerat : . . > ; ss om = - rhis } ‘ ’ 1” . : 3 ! Be iswyers ili datae shat Caseeten dangle from is chain. No move-| expansion plan under which a new is one of the outstanding successes of ast towns in Maine, Fictitious addresses in Prov! NEW YORK, May 19 Harold ment of the instrument con), .; pumping plant is being : . . ire. Massachusetts — is . dence and nearby cities were gi >) 3 MeCormick divorced husband dete ted by the in te, vet afto lloward's Bend on Te Missouri American industry. the grand jury was told Some of! of Mrs. Edith Rockefeller MeCor several minut _ River. Wall said today he hoped approval for the reservoir ; life cd to gather the i cetown, . them proved to he mun lp i] pDiav- | TY) ick. is opposing payvn ent af his Ou? Tne 1ooe . grounds schoo! houses gasoline; former wife of $7,500,000 in stock the coins an. announced the d: ! Dill i time to >t ontractS in A‘l-, ‘ It om and salt _— ie noe filling stations and vacant lots.! of the Standrd Oil Co. of Indiana, Vice had directed him io them ; ust a It interprets SuUCCeSS not from the balance Vj "itl prs | t k dividends on Standard Oil The postal it he Lass @Bels ; . , b | sheet alone, but from the achievement of Fal a ons ith Ireged sig as stor ivi I Ll Sia , J MPVSial AULNOTITI ! = 3 and the vividness of Sept. 30 cl nts tc ha \ been | ceil put in trust by John D. stunt prohably was ,; s00d | rue . WOMAN FOUND STRANGLED our memo - Corresponding | red a resented in cou! Rockefeller in $917 for his daugh- 48 tests they have made with the ; ° ° a" " : een ea eras LEAVE FOR (‘ccc occme omer" im Somreme eoewnich sence "ners) TO DEATH WW WOODS euze its ideal to produce gasoline and oil in — Mart Fenterday. 930,000 amy i the direction of treamure| y he ate “ae sufficient quantities to meet all demands, BALLOON RACE AT BRUSSELS) « vear trom tne income of ‘the failures when tried on a pile of) tean Williams, Bromley, Ky., owne and to sell these products at prices all can plete information call dr address: N. Broadway, phones Main 4290, 7 itrust. while Mrs. McCormick re ©oIn Ot e\ covered th ' eyl buildings i “ime ati Btetion. phone Main 4700. R. C. Tdevt. William Flood to Pilot Bag | ceive the) remainde: contends ®arth Surchard will be given al..a i- mp ce itcemeniew eltia afford to pay ; : . . mm " , ut y ; i] iT} } ai TAA . i ; Agt Bostmen's Bank Bide. | From Scott Field in Inter- idends she “4 pore ! rine o wne 7 . 3 national Contest. | “i ad — ant inal of the trust . ; — = Pe — 3 , — Pa OUR RO . m Three officers from Scott Field, | ~ qo. alien ater awentete ted Missouri Road Conditions. or ee oi de menage OR Me Pelievilie, departed Saturday tee eRe Court in Ind! in Nansas City Clea a ee nS Oe ies agi . . . Miitinsion D.C. trobs wnere | *titin the Federal Court in Indian | “paps By. Clear: roads'g00d. around her neck. Two rings. ¥ = Each year the registration of motor-driven of Mew York, trustees for| 2eplin—Cle: ads gov" ” | was known to have carried, wer vehicles increases, and with each increase $10.000.900 trust detferson City comes a tremendous additional demand for John LD). Rockefeller, from co .e al balloon race | veving to Mrs. McCormick 12 24 Columbia (ia oads good 2 ss told sleAhl athe Reds: tate @all , ’ toy ao. Saou ni shares of stock in the Standard O1 Moberly (lei oads rough, | panied him to Cincinnati iast mohbiles— — a5 2a i, © will pllot the United | ‘ lint Indiane Sedalia. —Clear: roads gon furda. They hecame t arater 7 pmates army balloon 5-14 as the | Supreme Court Justice Lydon Hannibal «les ads goo here and ol jid not return to } 4 sey representative in the race; heard and denied an app ication i}! Spring field ‘| roads oad ome, he 6 ‘ ' " Bae. Walter J. Teed. who will be (the mutt filed here in January by |\ i e It is the business of the Standard Oil Com- eeerations Olficer in charge of th , be, _ a. ote ad ~e ——. — . . ° . Be halloon cnt Thea reine {the Equttabie Trust Co. for pe | ? C pany (Indiana) to meet this ever-increasing meeeeccormick, who will act as ald te | ay ‘pee pales 4s sa Bip svi py cae “Every Picture Z - eT ee Ss PAR. ; the pic: der directing ft to pay over 1 Tell © Story” lig 9 C7 Bae in e : demand. Todo this its facilities must be kept ee hn en | Mc@ormich F § SOE Vir r , constantly ahead of current requirements. | will fly Wis ! _ a Snel PERMANENT WRIT AGAINST. = |] =~ pe MBE 4S a MKS mraltays acon sacee won| ILLINOIS BREWERY DENIED }) Wi via ae , ifthe = U S A Tho latest fiqures-tee Suiiee una QA representative the national Judge Kkinglish Holds Evidence in —— vy | 4 AT 2) = \ % | or z * 8 tional automobile r ° tration as 17,740,236. balloon ra. at St. Josebh 5% Case of Probst Pure Products When it is considered that there are but e ¥ month Co. le Insufficient. , te" , ' > ay AZ t ‘ A petition for a agentes Bless ¥ ot ts 8 /) £ y iy Mi} ne BR $ . 1 Enjoy aoweres:| eA ieS na oe ea | brewe lich a tempo ; (ht oo country, itis easy tosee that the family enjoy- ] against wh.¢ a " Have You Seen inifinection had been grantee hy PAL -%... one / H b . ) : e | tsa iceer a Kan 8 , agen I | eG RN ment of the automobile is nearly universal, Southwest Park? | 1° user precy secon ea 4 | dismissed | ye ML We take great pride in the advance of our agismissea —_ ay was begun in August Hh Wk ig — ty ? f a truckload | ) : automobile industry but the vast expan- iowine (ne £e i ZUTe qyi a of beer by two general pronhib t ’ | tion agents of Chicago, about two sion of this enormous business would have | miles from the brewery. AN infor ee ‘ a P : afi | P lease the Missus : eth on att B a a: Achy been impossible without the foresight, ini- mation was filed, bass d on : Nhe remodels clothes or davits of the prohibition officers . . : ' | | ik . a A lla rode geet firm éo I] PI O f: 999 tiative, hard work and sound judgment of . ° ike mew Gjeorge C., Benjamin J.. Isfried and } ECAUSE with thet mildness eee eS mohet and. Augus A ayed u the oil industry generally, and the Standard do for you. All fabrics, eethé!) with the sale, man Ac- . . . is a character that only El | oe Rt. Nargants Store Co.. ome png on ae rtm RE you lame and stiff; tired, nervous and depressed ; Oil Company (Indiana) particularly. . Lar ‘ ~~ sea Peis) f j FOr 21 Years lat Mascoutah, Ill., together with a allow impurities to accumulate and upset the whole sys- : / automobile, a constantly dependable sup- e the mi ess O : | f hops which he had been tem. Backache is apt to follow; stabbing pains, de- : ply of oils and gasoline at low prices is | had loaded the beer at a brewer\ bale ‘>] Lops } ’roducto — you can smoke El " . > Our Or. Moritz ‘told to take to the New Athens, pressing headaches and dizziness, and other annoying : necessary brewery The Mascoutah brewer, Producto all day long and enjoy | has been fitting successfully was under an injunction at that kidney irregularities. very puff of every cigar you light. P 1y experiment? If your kidneys are sluggish, wh : | Children’ S Eyes FORD ASSOCIATES CONNECTED rosie. Syd agement: My The business of the Standard Oil Company not use Doan's Pills? Doan’s is a harmless stimulant The mildn -— 9s ess never changes Bi Fithout asking a question. One WITH NEW WALL STREET FIRM diuretic. They are used the world over. Ask your (Indiana) has prospered because it has and the character is just as un- oe charge includes Circumstance Viewed as Viecaninz ‘ohb , Spa , 3 hanging; simply because the (@ijyer 9 SYS FF OME] Manufacturer's Entrance Into (ia cepa served the miullions—because its service blend never varies — and never ae. “Use Doan’s,” Say St. Louis Folks: has been honest, sincere, tireless and Bs Moritz NE W YOR Kk. May 9 The ade ; : : ; , — 609 Wy. Optical Co. Jin [peneen at atetciates of Hoary For! efficient—and because the basis of this . omeeZ with a new .\e' 4? -ngalean. eStart: . W. MILLER, 4865 Cot VERS. G. HIPP, 2006 Russel! . : ere 1S a color and size to suit if | a genera: nelle Pasar ows ee ae amaye: i ‘pr Ave., saya: “A cold s¢ call SeETVice has been to hold down prices, and to _ | circles teday as mei yg the me » Jameness and soreness ni kidneys and dis . . . bu 10 to 30c. : lufacturer’s entrance into Wail Pi. gape paces Pro: ate staeted ines.) Oy back wae be satisfied with small profits per item sold, Srreet Yet. from Detroit, came a! ie earn ba cain duttine eak and achy and ; aad G. H. P. Cigar Co., Inc. q L a en OOF ON tiie achat Sie was jut little work to tire me , FP nificance. ; ane acted too out pelt nervous and many . . . Phila., Pa. a ha mgt on ale. ee organized Guardian nie nant 2 Norn : ABET “ aya ol a blinded Such Service has given impetus to the aracter ' Detroit t'o. opened (Oo - me night we bore Oan = Kid? as wen _ ina tive rapid growth of the automobile industry ah & y \ map? 3 one 14 mona a a : which 1! se ire = i ehtatie cesael by two friendin 7 a STC sj. wrkent Kans me ind the cure has lasted. and this service has been a fundamental s,is a eT en ae ard Meo : : er eee é r rea *& Ola a e Detreh Cs contribution to the splendid civilization we = ss.) teral you need. oe : r €'oO Che Gi ’ an Det i ( | 9 a e - : Ask us about it i 1 eegemeggpn os : “ 3 "* er , see around us today. Industr; branch of the Gruvardian rust (0 2 f | al Loan Company of Detroit, of which Edsel Ford Od” : } Ss ~ a i 714 Chestnut Street fa a director. , ‘* w Henry @ #0n, Ofice: 1486 Hodiamosnt Av, | The Guardian Detroit ‘o. has (near Easton) ‘taken over the municipal bon‘ Stimulant Diuretic fo the Kidne s a] C | Sp | Business of Kean, Higvic © Co. oC UT go. if aeatera Menien Muara Co Me Chemisig, Batfaiar XY tandar ompany ie | continue in business as underwri: : — "| (Indiana ) Distmputors as - — ’ VW. F. BROCKMEYER CIGAR CO. ; uticura Soap ‘Two Killed in Airplane Crash. SCHOFNFELDS KIDNEY & LIVER TEA General Office: Standard Oil Building 107 N. ara St. ? Pare "and Wholesome *] |" WESTFIELD, Wis, May 19 Wards off sickness by Keeping the Kidneysf 910 So Michigan Avenue Chicago ' . 5 Mm. Louis, Mo. : * "le Rellis Conant on city se 1 W active. the Liver Healthy and System Clean. - 4 ~ ‘ ° ech) . }e#cons) a iid« . . Ei Skin Herech ied, : or Best for over 4O Years. Mild. Safe, Sure. +) cs | ' banker. were killed here hie ti Telewm sold morning when their airpigne wen Sold By All Drug¢gists — ~— into a tail epin and feil Looo feet | vue Tee te —_ ~

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s 3 * ; ; es P : "72 ae ee ee rn =9ry mr mR, 3 ae epi alg | : be eR: ris ty , > “ ” s A > 3 aes | TUESDAY. ns. “Th yA Y, ty y EN, BOYS HELP WANTED [wa rcaLESMEN WANTED ___ |MELP wire gee ONT SELL Y ‘OUR CAR FOR A F Oux!I of PRICE! Of ter - in f in these colun . in l 2c a ma ST LOWS 2 nd. 383. An 4 | i’ 4} EK I MH aN Man “ ho ls ’ N&lovusa 2 »» | -—WOMEN GIRLS | wa om ee I de . _Price, B) beni INT -DISpP 4 z " amy | PAPER ANGER om = _ So wad | MOMsecrne MOM B. SCELLANEOUS FOR SALE | =e ral Bake y, Al PAPER HANGERS a LARS, ’ Z am, Furnisbings. ee aOd "hue, | yl ie: Ren dente ‘ork iter fod PATE at iE, ES . Wall Q@ner «r ‘ . oe A . Dp. tc. Mechanica} corditien $° 25. S416 ‘Virginia. (eu) | 78 and tre Tonvinord: khaki top. e MOUSEW ork - AL ANCED GARAGE DOOR— | bd . —— MY of 3 a > WEite; fam. (" : °*.©@ ° ’ | i i Paner ¢ ; "RSG i * Oty Laperiencey /4S°-(G-nuuse Hci; en ( IRD a . ae 2 Aberdeen Pliic2) ' re r in “TE: . as - rill od ‘a 7 —_ . we ~ S000. 91S PAPER yy ‘ANGER 72? Voir. et Watkins’ ext: acts. SDices and Work: so: white, assis Witn nous $10. -°% welling: cost S20) wil! EPO —— ™ A? +~ oe ' ‘Oo L . - ! louse. lt try} 4¢ . ofus . ct’ 7 St Ti. — tienced, “3 AR oe Da | es. $35 wets ane ute sould pay liking Yop” _ Do: Want gir} Who i's RO ~pols . ore) at ne | AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES sedane For Sale j ' in os night PAPER ii ANGERS er 4 9 4 a week fall at Wdwen Hox C.q.2™? rather than hign ma and railroaq ma pe, parts of the ; _rouring Cars For Sale _ Touring Cars For Sain . » Grand de oa ts YC One.edge. 2 61 Holland i StI N. Tihs, HOUSER Eep } =: 2D. , (3) | __U. &.. at Poste: *. 410 W eshington. fe62) Coupes For Sale Sedans For Sale —s —_~— | H port touring: will guarantee | = a . i rolie 34. j Hing: dee Phone EEMAN—A represe) tative of « = cay | MOther eac ; Rt ge Norkings Man's | TRU NKs. Wardrobe and dress: eneap. | M: or —. to waa: 4 bassenger: almost a 0) N SE DAN . —— iF onion er car priced for quick sale Overland Red Bird: like new: i¢ “ltingham “CCOTa tip, @aenization. ty sei) ex J PUlonal adver. | HOUSE, Ep : — -LUSA N Meirodolitan Storage Co . 3950 Olive. her Darga asy terms: trade. (199 4 Al "BU R bh 4 i 1924 STU DEBAK ER SP ECIAI, i ¢ Jwen-Bas ett Motor. JJTS Washington. *appy little job. and the prgce and -alte “LASTERERS— = 43 jisink dee " os at - Petes A. Vion lols = sth ~ Not Over 5 wi ite | (c8) sor TH is ) ‘ ne ; Ae " ek eed Deri, ——- Hiere is a car which justifies the ¢ \ . °., 1909! PLUMBER = splendid value jn ® high-grade , HUDSON late “jane 2 | 713 he 1s Years tn ade au. | ‘| ' j —Speeds er ref Niahed . | ike iO] ; ween i] betwee = : and Want fA Nees ‘ . 2 Tren ja | be j ; u li re city 7m ilies ‘ " ° f A U I O M O B ] | E S } just Mut of Da “—* ah. Dp ‘s cream Wheele lor . _ extrase a age od. m. is faving Perms | ton? ‘sion . ot« of *X'ras fing ‘ n j N KE W EL I, : ‘ Business — ; ~ ? 7 - = =e "8. each? ‘ ie , . P*%~« . r va - a a hi; ad Ve? , re; 7 é i¢ rye ~ on n 4 . 5 rit. ’ | o : ° ' » ce t r 1? . ; ¢ ’ , . 4M ! “O17 Gravois. a a and) oo, ping propositions in way *endid ean} ® ADS Li Me INa'J KA — — _— = rt ' . poll xy - *9Ulpped wir £V05 o " , ore Sunday — Gay, tent, Motor (‘ar — Re pran 2% . : r = P EERLESS : '?pP H AE T ON an dester. B% — ing ce-oneration furniohed re. | 2 : TER ON bere, ras. bumper Motometer. ston high: W ned. eee re , , , men te oh’ 2) | a Tet And_ butter — 4000 Tan BE training tr Appliance Con Sao% Gravole | tt 18 and 3 Cas Met have (ee + | fOr eon nner. Ce. Puls is a rit, bargain MORE AUTOMOBILE COMPANY | SLBER MOTOR cap co. Db NSTRATOR —" Aen PORTE — Olored for cle leans, Laclede” 3 han ae ; , 2) - Belin tdi] : bee of ADEs = an ‘é ‘or ee Heane . ed Very a. ‘ Marno Distributors "ROS Ls fier St i Stude Aker Pietribus Ts, O OO ’ ea ’ T? ‘ven ons wtih irl @.« new-car & VAT ~ S . bone , aren Apoly 215 Ptr ne. ey toilet ge ; RO ay ¢4 . ~_ “Dons. rat “# nu co are vl i POUTHW EST NA SH oO OPEN gt NDAYS AND EVENINGS Locust St« (eo t p! | 4 k! R d DL bere Si aoo gints inde PUNCH ~wel SHEA AR NAN ; nage &1) eule ha saath rad erred tg wt cans Kuud ex ma vg | For Hire | 3005 Olive. Raman 3800 3039 Lacnes (c62) | = —= —— : j _ : - i . el. hy the Midllicn dollar wt ry los 7 fenced only 2716 8. Tri Clopy. ft @ive « ae Ce, Trefe, hey 2507 ‘tit IOIOA Ovio. sig. ] 7 pi" “7 For mire by dex hour trip P. 1C Kk AR Ir) r. OV P ae HEV. SEDAN 1924. $1350 How "a0 laps Ww 7 LYS.) = HT 7 M. a this ‘bes . finighed in two tone dealer 8 Jiseount St. Louis Durant, 320.5 pe ah SAW Te&eRs.—3 : . ‘ srhhine OX N-d0 v . 6 HOS Thi« /Ust as good as new: terme JY : aed eV BG COUPE rr yg wwe SNARK) top a9 Wind «de ‘ust. One nites ] — And Mul nan ph i0@ss) ling Box Ca Dispatch. (ec) lL. AS ~ ORY HictLp— Shirt and oliar de ry | ph ix neW Dpainrg £00d tires rood MON Att H, 3137 Locust at SEDAN Appear: nee of a » CW Car ne | [i@etore runn ne board lame stopligh Leocust UVpen ; "undays and ewe pe : ; . “. "> ‘ 7 o, ‘ : . 7 ‘hiv *~8 ile); ‘ ‘ *) : . “wet i Tle lanies! ‘ ond ? 7) real ha fal ? "7 ‘ ' in every ree ect Pri, ” — ’ . fuar! ra «= mm. orn ‘ae , ~~ fre: ; = —— ¥ “4 . . Poy: patie — gh ‘ , l nes v.. L600] : ] ‘ a i aifain a ° 9°94. . } 1 very, leon e and barcap. ' ; ; P Franze) ene wr" a ae Nera! Vvard Man - iS eter beaters to the trade and ‘Girece MA Ie eLLE RO ne wh. ie Rio. —"' Garaging, Storage, Cleaning } oy: } ice 3 ; § hey. Sedan »; 1924; looks for (he condi: On this _ Sr is tn | and rea, CUT De rs fender lampe ele STUDER \KER—Lighe 6 1924: aaten- Post-Dispatch °89Y work Box page users from leads furnished; experiqn hy Se vy Lee Heayty Sh eT or “UNTY SRSA?” 00) Loon T ER RE et KRAI } and runs like new: a beau- sors 7 J > FOU. Open day iil yous | ‘anon ie ner "This fy anim te Sel $70) 2 , Side Studebakes ” iene t. thai . wt . ; ~ = ~ 10 ’ but nee CRO rt in lye) The anid } “te {, “ari te ("ity I ns ; NIN } RSA 4 340] Lov lat is »R) , tIAKE R—Ligh: a) 19°74. )-PDaAs- ® - ~ S. ‘ oF ' | ig if rind ida . j “ ' 4s = ifre is ‘= "Te car You P ~~ . - ': . : ere - C : AY ‘ } R\ if KE MEN 3 30 Weele _— —,: perma rv ; for resy!t Let tere: >| A xe +B OP bot ATOR 4 4) i -— - — ; a Nger coupe bagga in f, 6 SN00 North ty. W as $595: now $42 Wr BE Re ot Tr) ¥ - , ' $1420 Wea! “a — over toda ( Og Soot a _ ran d , : , a ee le *) ; kere ye Nanent.’ jot for n ®n who ws wil Bt salary or drawing a>. yuUnt Cive live ir KoOOd *——f X Derien Su: musi ted Side Studebaker store, 2729 Grand S.2 Terme - trade Ba gain. Studer ae “s R CO. y AHUEw ' oan STUDER LK ER— spe lei © tour ng: poree eeves and Work: : Sees arretg i N-362. Por) S ‘he Re Shetty: apply In per. | an fed) ” Sea ee istributors, ns ; »N. Grand. Onen Sunda » condition. 3 ballaor tires: duce finish te nr ’ Ou Won’ f nces. Box —— ~ ve . Beau ‘ ,) CUO Sede, . . P - am tel , bit te 2) iver. ' . ‘ ’ Su sae y ‘ ii ee ' ‘ 1s j r - ad 4 > - (ne fe bins ~ Nit tpPPortunity, Apply B ere ee be ,O ir ir endae ANd hones ' wane , - — ‘ha Py Ure yith Cit, refe i oO — 3049) nd sr ° W ard an, ha ind TODA tec 4 Caray Sita.) ret tWway and Sueh rid oe GVUAlltles i Vena: d N. Va de Stu lehaker rT) ietriby ore ’ Ww HI, I, y ~. it NX Iq H T TO! RING SION in | gersys —- be ( rs: b f SRRTOSSIiVEenEsy | @ : —— al Hridge 4, } nan ee ; oe” | passenger job at 4g reasonable price: such power and « eed never before | p; lick @ » ces 1Nth a 1 am * St hom) yO JOD & Stir” CASE TRIMMER. ~Appiy ta ep Seis a Ki nt (re Matthey ‘ NURSE White wi wit bea: P Stel j SA ~-.4 ,! }. —— $25, 000 ‘agh io buy ‘ate terms or trade : equaled in an ins 2, mn motor car fo , be 192.3 ‘ouring SU80 Lite! y “te a! = de dag ' ~ Ty rye vase 6594 “sPand, ce nde. | eaoN. 13th MLEPMAN — Unusual opportunity 7, ash frogs *berienced an awirmnx Bulede models. ip perfect con , tone finish: pond wheel brakes: two: |i] genie: ‘Touring: {go ING | Marks WAT: MAKE R—Gooa on t Ealoere. earnest worker * i Nationa ly | 228 Trock M uss Ss rauen Mig | a: tin m4 jede ‘rarage eucid and La 2 tone finis terms or trade bargain é49- teed O-eylinder real 29 ES : Marita Watch Co.. 31g \"¥ * avertised Mayiag Liectree Washers fron, | 10635 ““®HIN@ton. tak. feVator. rh fie} | ~——-* : (c4) YAHLEM, 10345 North Grand SOUTH “IDE pron K AUTO ; Motor in exce ellent MAition: tires and OH, LOOK HERE | [Oo #@an er VED DUI M ASHER ir 6 a th neh stores. Even beg ny > @re earn. | VPERA POR} Moon Hopkins — ~The MONEY Pe, j Da \— 4 lies ; ‘unday. Der ine es gg 0 Paint good real buy. See '@ 7 ere Vrrely Surv ‘ae Nte = | ‘ refer. | $25 to $50 per a b We e} \W Vou Tlwaechir SOU «4 ‘ ~ > Sidy ing te | . Het oF | ‘'ben Sunday ‘JPONn even nes it tol my ing Month: whi, u wait 1210 Olive res | © '| BUIEK } é — 2 | WOT Pi CITY «tq TO KY, cr a tion; w ive new car arantee and ) ' ay 7 Herne 40-4 | 7 , =e =3 . N. Vande eens - Ow) pen ay estan anAN 7s ne ~ oh an Us, > Fervice Owen. Basket Uetce 3314 $5 Ww E EKLY ; i ham he: als Yor NG MAN Or by - — : we PD making the cist Tatton of tsOve rime; nt Was inetos O4 flan ” aad - {og 4 Autos Wrt? d Badly AMG! Crall | ahedee S~)aATr\« one | ovedoa: one | ( ADILL At ol Mont 3180. Washington. Bomont 3528. best ares tail bakery route W on Baber, on te complied informatio on, ene for 2 OPRmRA’ , : ; er. aimee Be. oss $195 ' ‘ , : ; . ry Hil ifiae » (cb | 0 gz ° : OF 7 OR- a house rs le’ | ido ne. ben bainted; mechan | will euarantes wondtrcn nes P+ sa Faint, LINCOLN —_5 passenger demonsirator: Dues | | Fords . $150. oe ie 4. land Mo . alon Ba mal salen i. ifoades ! . Pn aitg jo Yor day vht Pans , ; ' . sea ‘tead y : ~ See . ate ‘ ‘ ‘ WI pen pny 1 sae : ° event: ge Bask. tf , Motor 331 s “ ashing tom s* — Car is in perfect Condition a reali Haynes “eb ose dbeecea ed 140 ony oa ta ve nq N : "aaa .. ee (2 soa! dem Meira tio " os ange 7 ‘ ibe hee : Len WUeer Mii 4 ‘ ? r “ps A 4a) "a : 78 M rie : . Us, i) \' ~ ] oT ! 4. - - P Mean} Os - j } ‘ Ay ; D> wirh ala : receive S) ROG mm “Nergetie aon necesgar’ Qppliicants rive: 2 he ()}?}- R L\TORS “EB ; YaHy eM MOT OF COR Po I ‘o " Grand a et _Y!. and 5626 (ravoie pured very litte. OF thot Lim in @Xtras Over! ‘f¢) 25 Ww erner i Ee: lene a ee Vda ' Cm ine = on bor se fing: he nig ery Peri ‘ i Atm Z ” F ‘ 4XPe lene = d ’ ; 10 ord ( . Mlipes ON tt) moth) FY RD et) s beaut j } $9234 . ’ ; ‘ $s) St) ‘vr s ‘ a ‘@ re 9 a t)) M. vk MON. 7 Pamsenger i ring: ; pe i aire Kec ee vba ce “re 153 ‘o & | ; or Pin. " " ire ttler, ’ fn . 2 =F V4 ht ‘ ’ ’ ’ . MO uit ped lif “iy ul In ed S225 1'oei, ) AHL. ; \ ‘ “er ri J be e ned tion an: det: os Peng, i oo | NPR é' é' WA be ‘ REPS ‘7 : Nj AN % ' Distia ey .. & "| a an ] ? a Pm. Ol) | ° Ss, I elle jy F aa Zirls an DO y 0) Bi NE BE 1) MON E ye 1919 { 1924 Lot ~~ : tn (25 | h H Al ME R 7 Mi rir i LONS N (rand ' 4 A wt ie-/.* rk or Bomon: 1?°s (oe? | Kup . 175 ‘ : ~ “bn aran and c ' ; '" 7 e738 AN TT) i* ' ‘ . . Be ‘ Ito Ina: lie r) eft im” wn '? . tt?) | x : : SJ > Da SKEN ge) ' - — Orton a a , gen. TXNION ELECTRI: phi] ND J pul QO?) cuffs \\ , ‘ lk a >) . U . M t “a? 7 ° , ‘ Ms iil j pa { On p ; , , mel rey ry "STAN Te aye. Natufacs ! Office of O0.. 12th and LOcus aint ) ) Do at. nm no re ident ia open }: 4 = Sedan fully JUipped late 192] ePXxce lone Condition, $” ‘oo * a u) led Pp : A YEAR 0 PAY ; r # th ; — Ting: tn y TP , . lori] | lear hir evenings Y AH ‘a Moron “CORP Sie: , Grinham Johnson 1163 8. Kings Cust bi . : - * : 5 - . , mivate ire Mile “Xi tw TT) a. SALESMEN—!n . i Le? e sNSura e mii is {) Cal I) s liy’t? be hs i. \ gs / ; lle * ‘an MARMON. 1924 | N I } th | rd inary n- | : Ap Grand te) | Dodge ( ‘oupe tee es POD Bm RD a 3 loor. 1923 moa 4] > e: 4 HE 4 ROLET—1 909 touring looks Rood Four-passenger — spor: touring. slightly | ||! 0 nterest i. ” a. . ‘er P . , , = Se%s , ‘ _ —_— WOO ~~? MOGC| ‘AG tion | nd yr } Om Playing floors YONG NMpEN —Sebhe rs) ie ‘lea, $s duttrial, has openings ¢,,. i few wre pl \ > I, ) & W AL K ke R SH l R | Gy 18 ; ; ; . , . ’ , - > ee 6 th, UugNneut A ao. } ihe f Yr $375. “ lf Je h . ‘Tt . ~. tern s Gri Nh al ' ee) Over $600 wort h of equ pmen: }OOKs 3 - Sereseuting we} k nO wy “Or eats ane for advance to Work :: exc om. | ACT ORY , 6th | Coaches | Overland ... tereee. Fl00 ys cange terma. Phone Parky WSIS. (eh |, Hy VRi mr = Kingshighwa, 62) eo efecna like new: mechan: Cal condition | 2 { Cars on Hand : - — ‘ — ' ~~ : ‘\ ’ ; . 5 ; Oo’ funie 7 ¢ ey ady n er? ~~ OE ry nt j ov; T ‘ +) ; ao ‘»Q ) = : - ‘ y > . } —_ Ouring: ri ’ per ect me wu i! « . or 1S te} */ r ne ed! lit / no? essential) Rox — 4 ‘aio "eh on . wha Oy need | i a od s(t ust STS o | 2a DSON i 19a” ’s bea: itiful Coach perfect ( ‘hevrolet ye > Sh f RI x ev Sua " S4 ~~ guaran —_ tdi _ kod; $60 Gri nham.- Jon KOOd: glooks | ‘ ITY Ar To E xe HANG KE 31°00 Lac Uat st. ; oe - ost) “nays = —j not apply: experience ++ Necessary } Oth 1 tloor. (ey $695: open “ey enings 4701 “VTavoiatc) Hee hte mode fo. $85." Tev . i Aw rined | pe eshighway. (c62) | MAXWELEL— Touring; excellent condi itton ; r “sri ey | FOUNG MIEN ne veral neat} ’ Arenses F Mr, Leinkuehler aut ante surance PRESSE R { Ma xwel] , $450 Ford Dea ers, 3003 Locug: Open Sun: lays t —— ROLET— Te uring: 4 la te bare vin: be ee; ieee seit tam 0 pay. 2607 : 1035 N. GRAND ‘Sale? Manag, , n o ho vote te he +. Co of Ba tir ry iJ { }j ‘ =? ‘ ; a Pei “ii /a2uileren SK Karitienre i Cou F Ss | . = a, ema eS OD @ : nei evenin eo , | erms., “= ww Feu: ' 2218 : J — i enevue nton a 4 fc} : heanaeepent are ~ ee ae a : - —-* : po Ke ed. a wie, ? ww ork On ‘ “re os O. so pes or a 6 - sconce 4a . i 6.) ' = ~ “eS 7. ete SOT ” r tee —_ es as eee eilys litine ‘4am palen NO #elljino ’ 1 z 1 Pay *nita] Dre. | . ‘. . . iM AXWHIL! lL—1]921 +; in in ap! ndid - ie : EK, ay - aa ; : i : ' ; ; a me 4705 oe = ‘vee a aaa (o4) | LL touring. tn ” me ——SS j 4 : Morgen, te ; SAT.ESM 4% i Pf and « Manning i'n .4184 . News ead B If K—1 9° ‘ cCOUDe: bea if j s anda a Ric kenbae ker ak es ] ) } RD ] . : a, ' i re :, peaD " CHE ae “ROLE T To. tring: 19°49 . ‘ 4 chanical comdietina’. run oniv 10.000 | . iz eh) Te work on strairh: eekly salar Pn : 4 Dass he new: terms. 3°30 (;Tavoins L1077 ; ~ r Cae oe rand. tad pag ine, . ee | like new $275 -'. Sy terme s and | miles and very well cared for: & Drac. | Tru teen For Sale aT Fores: YOUNG MAN ané wmimonthiy bonus: thoee with | PR ESSE R BUICK 4-PAass COUPE, 9°) . Oakland . ee cscc cs EOI want demar stratiug. eal) Grand 6500 SOUTH SIDE BUTeR’ AUTO ‘co “leally brand-new Roval! cord tires: $75 * CHEG ROLET— 1923 “ere - ic , ia Wi I h —. rae. honse-! o- house EXPO rience Prelerred ixperien ed or * duck Oate ana } An espe, one 6 6WOCil ag ADDed ey, . ; — eg ee % ip ra 4 * ‘pen ey enings 2646 | afayette (2, | down. ba ance mor thiv _ conditi $275 1-ton truck: ere-1- for wo “i ¢ } me teach vou o Foden? you | Been dresses. ANG} LIGs IACKET Co | Uce_ orice SUNARCH. 3137 Locus: * Holmes eer sae DRTC wz i wien, | CHEVRO: KT—198 5-94 >, | | nt an, MOTOR Car co Olive 48a2°"" 1142 8. Orn | fo} ora to drive deliy Pry truck wnile learning Wednesday moe 149) ctinn Ce | SUICK 4-PASSENGER cy p & ot Ug afin aad || "ORD—Tudor sed aranteea ac et ae ae | auick: sce ut, “before: nericed | Bemont 900 =201 | Locust.(e) OHEVRe LET ——Truche> st > a’ . . . ore 10 a n + h & Cv : . es — ; RB ne M. 8 ; ‘ hes > ’ ‘ ; ; ‘, © = ote ( “ur? s cn 4 he [Pej te he Sunes - ; - 7 hn j om ihe ite muy "7? ya . . . - ‘ ; rucke: one Sy -ton 2 e isuintte A ING B RINS M. AD aD M ERC ioe Ole Hy Ss be + pA —— =e ver 1HO0- a at . “We lick male. &) 99 ; Hudson Pee c ese ee. RES Nt . aap hse t at 13] “a an oa | tel “Detmandeye ind ove —— 4650 NASH —Tourings 1923-24. from $400 (oO 1024 model @.-c5 Bans ones ina : ~ Je wad.) TOA Aa\ (ey T¥ chic > tp on i \ demons te at . S&S. Gran na LA. . . MON 4 *? 5 rr =f : or mr if 7 10} Washington I aR} ls :; Lc i l—] 995 es Site) $550: we ask vour careful comparison | aad Cab, eg 300. rtwo "et ; la - “ae 71 rene — ‘ ’ " . 3 ~ Buiek MOUb ew scoceses to 03) —_, wine POlet = teu ri 'g ised very of these Drie ‘es terms ‘ Dar leg body ilahe delivery. 1p24 mode! « In mK ¢) 81 wath =A hig ye ~ ag ~ EE SHIRT M AKERS Colla r. BI Ie K oC LINDER , F ORD T [> NOR SED AN -Orerey by Sete owner. em PY MOTOR « ash co at $380: ne OPEN express inn, 4 Ti WAGNEP ELECTRIc CORP Sbolesale propos! lor in « : 0 is The makers and [: nion S ‘De cial op- Dassene Pxtra ti-. a ren ¥; terme, | erme MW) 2 OT Loe 's* fo) ter Deny and Qvenin y “ “ . Prd 5 rn , 24) UM De first-class prec £50 $75. $100 & SLOD Down Sse 10. e000 moto np R. 2601 Locust Open evenings oe be Tees 2547 wp mt oy ries { pe rer “Urere a S-e ‘ aa Bs ? + . 4 . " ‘ ro { ' 1 u . ’ % Pads | ‘S- , dui TuaArante Me hie i a eri on be | a 7 \¢ cL % \ ROLE —— Tey iz 4 e c ton truck >t ¢ ly in 4 n aan Needs E Dodge. Rilye Overs sah tintae®: | CPators for sleeving ane felling ; | Gaim: “allat GATEWAY B: i DIE MAKER ihe pest vear. The’, ant) WAT KER SHIRT I ACTORY j A | i ‘ 4 4 ° 1 Di 1 ton tru ~ c ekD. la ; $00 UD. ter *. Lever oped, 716 N i'¥ combined w th mechani Al pertec. trade 06 ss et fara : ley 7 -. ” , ™e " _ ; } . = : : ‘cS7«, 4 . : ‘ an HI DSC ) N SED N } xe! er (67 | On Makes this ‘asn touring ca, on 0 ree, 088" -. ruck ' —_ . , recey - ' rit , . ’ , , - 1 - . ar lee CLEVE — Tourin ru ane be proud of It ia f nished ‘Nh an entirely | goo- ened “au Dedy (2) LATHE OPERATOns : ll teen, —— 1200 South 9 3 ou. ee anlee Of mechani . Every Cay Guaranteed HU AN VELAND ¢ ouring: runs 100k » , } ; (; AL GE ' 1080 fa ' af : . ’ : . ; 5 _ ' « OUT} ‘ thy Sst i* VE ST ‘5 ‘e - ~ ™ ‘a ' In a 1 I . dn ae trade. | SIDE Bp ‘ like new Rridge 15x mt ew and striking color scheme that actua:. | FORD—4 mt _ : ai i oe / ~ : : - , ed " + , . oa i . - = ’ Ae if ‘ te hy Cw. i SW A rie s Dear ) : CHE CKERs syecraaful sales ’ es ha f $5000 . : . NINGSHT ‘{HWaAy ANT» MM "HERS. - ‘ . . j ‘ o - » rh [ ODG ror ring Spendid conditju p,, Makes ‘wok bet . than wien 2 new . lute Mode} big ? Odies: the Naw gtead ime iret year. Applicant tose ~{NOGRAPHER Wy Must have j One nines Over S000 Sat ied Cus. are ur penes. is as ‘R00 Bow.» The 4918 MoPhers ' tf H. Pal. | The curtains can be Met bre ace in one each Perrine-Brand r Motor 84" ‘ . { ; ‘ its fon > tu ia "\ At Ve iis ie . i}, I . : crti™ ys ae et, 4 new . inhat mee rson oO firs rioor | ; Senet a hone 1 » . ; ¢ ; ~ rar . , et ken Apply Employ ent D mode] touring ee 1:1) te . - es } ‘ mere Ap: see BV RAT iva aon are practical) ’ ° Ol eter, mer. av riinorte the tires are b and- new ond | "41 Mark es an stetter Motor te. ; Cairs man at - ' m nN ept. ~ 3 = ; . ; : ~ bik VM Oad }2 ais c sO EP a0 ih 7, inl —]! --?§ £O oe a \ . 4 — rs OWE NO Wea [oe me Nar ‘A "ATI? are ' F a ' ~) the car ap over $° oo were h of extras. Ie - A a on ee ted) re Or) (ch 6400 P}y mouth _ t ty) : =, ‘¢ ‘ mechan on! ‘ nee oy . ore tiree« (nm k CPver t} ine complete N50 now $495 Perms. lrade { one in | COED ~~] ton truck wit h oa Fm . - . ent: : + oar hs 7@° uM eK a ‘ 7 - x " ’ 4 a ey . - Tg , ; = rt? P + ihe % e a . t ‘ he nha LIQSS Nn FRaAND ) ’ ry nite j De autify ) cr o rood 4 r+ nte ‘ ‘ aoe onlw » ee F* wort \ Sears NE W i l SO] > | ocust DS Years in boy, ne a baint [ Aa Veranteed 40 ava tatinie idine av..shed PUD. ah ng house "erk before S4>* My re” > Pos a ae wo a CSspeciall ‘ eesiravdie ‘ Coy , nas be gn rena nt, ‘ AO P ‘ x sic os e+. : en eve ‘ r >: tab ‘ is Trace ' = aree reuse . té ¢ “ F S USOT Der wR, t _ » . ' + : nstry, tlon M: , mM S18 tneoon ' e . wT * r we MM) ; | 4 ’ ( he v. 4 us (° Ou ar Sp CA ani d + RO) me ae qo~ - er —— : ——— ee —— - , lars 715 terme | Alor new la tes: two-tone fin ah 4 OV PRLA Nb tis delivery Tull Danet = AMelsheiine; ) ~ a Wart not later Te TK Papen ee — Eemces Of Willcox & Gibbs ma. | Span; vou can’t appreciate SB atemendt st Pine lawn “ x —————S=S=———- vse Win JAMS a Olive. egy | wonderful berformer. Oniy = Packard can) body truek 1924 model. fe Perfect con. sO? ian May a0 Abeciute) ge ALS ws WO ey , Pate Hest De Fiseman Bros Jd fioor, | ¥ = — ' ———— ————— . ‘ve such quality No one can te '} Gition and very Cheap: terme: open Sun. a ford soo | ‘ oe “—8C utely EVaraniee ‘ hen A he VAG jfader« a en-gfra | j Was net (co) 8-4) this till You see it Ww as ( hey Roadat r. 1924: S| It k = 5 — 7 > os EDs —= , DODGE $125 DOWN: rom brand peng oo vp on. Coon aan. | we ont eVveuivwze. 4054) Faeton, sxe! 2 saTKe a: i anhn's bo . — . . ne : “| isT AND SKIRY \i ‘ 7 Serie oor i : rit : rie J« ‘ e . Sed ii PAG) jah% SEDAN Vou An no jeatrs o P,P : ‘ 53: ; Cy e : » ‘an three bundred dollars for fre ct " ‘ L versie ; . " rienced Oy done 444 has 2 R : > » 4, I} oe $. J. ; y rvain. thea Span: a Smart litt e Poort ' . heauies Naditier Ww 5 E KI. y lb ~ sacrifice S1AR5 ‘erma or trade, Our : RE PU AL 1c Truck? 4 Siena: ~wtake body a2! ; g . } (+)? aim? ; sre P i] ) fare ir . oca- ; . ‘ "rT ‘ ° re ; i ‘ ; OREO | 10°01 Work. Fer sap i - Epa : | MAITRESS— Experienced Gg i — NEWEIA, 3422 Lindel! eens Sroance: Was $425; gale {HH Repainted uct2 act oe T Hew Gus s toss tA MOTOR “Co | BEAL 3523 Clare, ’ it? i op a= \ LI RESS.w i vner.e : , : - tires: 3 +. Mecnanicg! CONE i tion OuUriIng 00d ~ : hine room : Sales men VW anted . ra \ De ‘ 446 Caetes 1 - = y.) 4 D a ser ls Ta» ’ Pee ' , upholet ering mn | , ay \ : ive ‘» ne ° mirth: wee Positions add es8 Lox 3.19) p D. | MAITRESS—5),, 4... t Restaurens ae, & ; I 7 E , AN D ( OU P E FI25 today | ipa verms. cee ptiona ‘ore & DIFR- grade Or. tires; all I ween shade; oeinal G5 + =e TRAFFIC TRU CKS price Wom _‘68) Sn this drt eiM® $200 to R300 her e} ere : thesia J Years i: | ) , a ) osed ca ine (6 please you Wan Over Bt low price gan | ar heap ‘ ; 50 USED TRUGK« ® oe a j ¥ J fers 4 ra itp oa o. \ k \\ lel, I, ‘ bp loin af - a ‘ reams ; Nie s nda ¢ au - wale ry hw are oper w i, SOON PMOTOR i ai ges. b>: and-new two ‘ “pass, : THIRD oO FR FACTOR rac ED a ie } ' ‘ , . ree ben 4 e ‘ns 1 ; . - , - — ' +P )« eae ’ ‘¢ . ight Party n? The ery . , .f VLAN } ’ “ 1 ‘ a em od ,* : TAR C0). ‘egesys- ' - ne painted Cadillac blue, diee ThUuChKs an ‘ ST ; 1 aning. + WEEER MOTOR cap «+ he, OR ak. Locust oAT) ter ase Ge & REBDILT AND Ry. : aon ’ 7 . ' Ga he » ~ ; “— A a ~ -=ij) | i*] aT ia) ‘ ~ 7 and = ee inna fe . ion sate ; * Ip? F? ANT Srv - te .3 anal Viee « balloon tiree er . tha j | FACTUR PS -, & ¥, as ti AGENTS WANTED—_men ot experience “y & patates ae. | aMlays 17! . KINGSHIGHWAP AND 4un0 CO. |B DODGE RO ADSTE R S35 oe sth amd Leeteioutors, * used only an demrmatratd ee? model pletely erent, wheels.” com. | LeAcLER cK, 2 Dake ef 4 : S its : . OF Btrike ay } tle are 7 7a A ioe r buuse work mes a Oo r, any , " SFR and Loenet “ts wreten i} ~ : ; ' —_ tely we luipped and alan a 4. | BRoaniws Cr ws sl L\GEN TSW % Hee y * , , n ln daw) ; rho 414 as evs = © d ab Bea ee , Prg 1! dealer's liseouns ‘ = 4 Louis Piette; : : v Anne Por th nity, HOld wre i. cook, | Say ong nale: 7 toe Cal! after Vy : ‘yore he si may dy i Wotw.was Ww , for -14- Ds tt Ene per ferry $245 ord es Ast , Perit = ag "" — ——° = _a Durant (Co. 3205 Loe ust, Open Sun. | Pasa Phaeton.» th morons me and die My EEN 77 ERS’ 4 SED TRE CK L ait? : , : ; . - ‘©. aL - ail ‘ 4s? —weiemm «Cy i” ’ ‘ i kits r) | ‘ 4 Ona ang es re» . 7. e * @, 2 oo * ; Blea: la ®* and « veningee foro “ hee . romp! stoly eu! we eee ears | fon a rd ; AGENTs__ Soap to ice w Te oo $24 ‘Keand 4-9 ger, $195: ny ™ ae ; ra, ch) . Td. @Zn. hady +e BOX s | OS. ; bie DrOtl te oe co SS Pent ——- ‘as rs — a } . : 4 0 ~ S40) ) ru never Oa@ed 16 N ver ‘ toe le« i $4 o.? ] pe 19 4 le VW ett De. Luxe Se edan [)! R ANT Touring it pore Mode): f re nt were $s" 30 now Ahk _ ake your pick : ] ton Dodge. rr ag @xn. body , f 0 st _ouls Sale esmen \Ai ant di a4 ; ~ oe me lie é ike) s n , .alndevent. ; pl ext J er . ; mS), ‘ be . sun m ‘ ; hy Im per wind wing. Moto m eter ane ba) ' | brand. new, Prey) bes pert de mMonetrators ]. on ‘oMe *xo, -ody and Cab ; Ms Cbs} AGEN” vv ni Le ; PHO seed = iT: LOD | a~——COU Lie 4-Dusaong berg hy " AMS SG. ore 1 rhe, hi} toi cen termes trade $475 St Louis Du NE W E l, F SO15 Locust 1) Years mf gt ston Rep ” - body and cah on , . 4. , rue 5 fit _—o women ‘preferred: a F em. . ‘im! mm. ' hoor « dise: cheat te ris trad: "Soe |] —— J fyrP-? [evr , « . 7 ' ie ' Ni . 1 forms Tike _ wd rant €'@ J205 Locust. Open ae i Musimegs | * fon White furn ¥ and rab - fw Mdry eatin; for Rees Sk hosiery and underwear : Or new subdivisjay). Priced “OMAN—An attractive PrOposttior er S. Jefferson ; (o5Ts a. ts 2 ie mathe aaa lee, you Reed |} and Sundaye (8 | ork y FEM ton Mack stake body and “ab Rau Atses «4! ee York firm, Write oF call Fliem- } et once for ex-teacher ‘os MetNute ¢, > : top ' “eke motoring 4 Die@asure Yu | “ton Denby *XD. and cab te iL be ner 9 . \ 1 ‘tor a Pidg. St Louis. Mo, { 0 sel] Leads furnished Er. ot one ear ene in I intereer, ' he Fh > "Th — 4 Da See mer , ime a "a 7 ed ' . t) 2 e z* / rr ; c? ry Alte ’ @ Cu ary r ‘ Dour atit 1nv4 Touring - run O00 i b Lorn Denby Stake body and Cah , noo - _ a ee j . . - lies ” : = 7 ’ a nan . 5 ‘ PNG « AT | UO” (pver Ty ‘ 4 e ? 4 , . " be tw f ° reris - , , | - ‘ le ” : S I] D R w aCEN? Pe LE i: PS es 2 53-u Nor PNer not nee . 7 , age “0 to $0 DPPABINeGg » ers ality ame on rs > de en rhe et D , , A : PR ovg ~ | } nal } . 2 . a... a * br ‘ we aoe any Mmilee this i« some little job: ‘3 ron ra atthe body and cab Avy - : ie ' Wiaeeisiic *SSAry “ve at least high schoo } iON: Nosiri.y ' : : }; ee) ‘FORDER ) 19°23. Sjan- > " a hott Bes ’ Opus: stake body b. §09 are) Nae . I ' Se Gibaed wl, 64 tcmclet. i933 ; ne ceo ert? | , ” rf) }. Ves . i ‘ ; i . | ~ ” 4 Ciliee 6 ies ne (eo } 4 re HIN i > AL T y { OM . VA's xT) \ om 48 hite under AS " luer ia! wf. , = 1m nd n : i? tar 4 iS Nor ol od feyye Wes ak Igi iin 19 As f °- Das \ EW ELL > lo Lo. ust 7 neat . a“ = CENERAL “kor one Tren Lo. . : ' ) . one 7 Lei ,; or rk « . a’ ems , aa ‘ vot ee ¢ fr 4 ’ et ‘ Patel aura » ; ™ “_ : , : : ae e ~« : -~ . "- - - — ~ - —— = ~ - ~ - i . f UiVve et ning . 4 a PANY , 709 ritle (suaranty ' Pon Sea)" « A , a , = 7 BOO sl pearance hE OR Dm Road: 4: Wes A. w hee : ce ae men; ed er) th (UR imay vVurings line ew heap : $5 (i) ala st fay P : ; ‘ ml . ' 7 ; eA DPOrier ‘ ‘ mr ‘ ry ere > - ae | > OBIT! rt a" +hseorher s] > ? r “ ss P © ns ‘ ‘ Candy leer rm a rn t o ay e {ers . rs a . ote Pel. Rs VW AN rkbp MEN AS D W OMEN Bide ™ . ne ace Rox %\ Mens }’ I) 52 AMO” " RK - ’ ees ; Rim, ; ’ 1847 (hite . ic5 “a? j thie f, the Pics Maes unt ~ 7 SG “206 ». J Ci agi) ‘Case Ww 4 ome y Automobites | For Saie—. . = i > ; - ; . 5 i a -} ; wie erat AN roRD Roadete me ‘e mods chean: ‘ = #59 . : Forest O68 so? eae) ferme 08 . Seftenen. ir She I K Miscelianaous 7 a th + : c kext ve ier ou’ one tn 3 HELP = eT os . a . “ . : - ar . Xt. rf : r “« 7 —— ~ nome - - . ” - . . onset r ite ty at . 7 ~ 7 Js at } ) 2 N, B R { iE GC iY , ; i ‘ ij i? i j iS ate . hei ng ) — - Mr. W orkingman Fy $45 $05 gun, for Cuah eA e: $35 et) | weal 5 semen) noun yee oe We TD. WOMEN, GIRLS ‘ation stat S LEXDerience wy rae WORT Biewen- 3 ee | R TE © 4) 7 : : A 7 Big Four.’ S214 s" 1, fferse, (cd) ‘This is a ehg al- Rs Broadway: 05; oven Sundevs, 73° hred Bus ; Ivrone Pa Dep: bo (cO@» ew re ‘ Zz : enced P S } ‘ t Ho - 4 ' Dy icf Paes I Tes} ! USINTose COUPE g5 week!- guar tee) 8H ave () ra ea is i As neal " hditio: Recetas” co ~ - . ‘ lik +> a) nan Ba ers Lerma. len nye. Nothing — 1994 eo a * ~~ aa gi se , ; ; - ete beat: 1 ve , — : LS no ‘aA S ci : Steyr -« 927 MWK To a en As oS a ‘2000 conditio hroughout. Wii) ks anaes ~~ eH: Our price js ght tUNU—iuuii.. € heaper and bet- 19°4 Coune aes ae, Crete . fa! Bridge orc, 34 Tiyi VOU Nat CANVASSERS and SOLICTORS iremen enaid service. "Priced ex rORD— Roadste: Ce! 1924. speccal new THE EAR NEST 1 KRAUSE Ord Agenet*'#iecu: ail prices: ii , Alin stl ; fe) tren th OMEN ; m Ct» terms Ford Tene $0084 l, = } ‘ - , bie ae nef me : " ips ~~ aw P ale ‘ ‘> ’ . . rT) Veni rs 47 , e F ou n rom 6 to 6 80 | Rs and 8oO , bay wren SVU Wage fe Mal | Casy SSSERS— Hou yan eonouse higt ou WEBER MOTOR CAR w)., 2. = andevents ‘= rie 7 uring oy painted: 3 a r ' } ; articie gr ra "0 eeeererese r "ROP ‘gter "hemnins 3 > V di | FORD —T92j touring hewi) Yahlem' . ee eee 7 ' @VPrave $20 Studehs le ae Netributere hs RD— Spe, ete (“hen 7 Ove y - Oo 4 . reed é : r : ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ ta hours per | t AN\ Jo ERS—House-to-nouse: high-cilage 79 ake charg f ama factory | day Appl: y ‘Too ray — Mr. Cepne Fas ae) .s aan a * kee se loai size cord tires: « ., a - wd 4 ©! y r uu lal P $185 Maid by asn, article; KO-getters can averarce $20 a Ome ele experia, : . : + Ni 192% Forder | °°’ 450 1922 Roadster -+ OS a lware Open ‘ é f iri ry ie ; i 1 and Locust Ste ac mappy lookir . 124 toe ts $890 Oitver c5) | ; CARONDELET $26 SY expanse sper! © age and en CANVASSE RSF, etperience, Sos | £004 runnire tthe ar od Z "hen this $5000 FURD— 14 touring: can’t tell from new: | REO cz » 3145 MUTOR. CO. Na cour hous Gay Apnly Mr Cannes. 1008 Oltve (e238) Tre) AG FA, ’ 4 Iu ; 1) 4%?) , ne t anienes ~ en! ‘ ‘ nes r- amemermae = _ en - -_. N finger Sn. axa an eva, ve a 90 Es « ¢ ‘iar y? “la it hie 47 ‘OU ge Gia Ba‘! fice ti ne 372; a as (« : LIBERTY se 3a s Grand my : —_ a lt linn. —~ : ) ’ all ; ; -- ~ et ; "_ oo = — ~> —_—— ad — o* 7 r, ~“* " . 1 f . } . ; he - = . : , SOLI: ITORS—Fiouse. to-houne. for indus- a “ ~ “A DOP i¢ eo fP& eee Muyet ! out « heave? i! prern ; « &l\ er Aw’ a —— _ -_ ee . co - F , D a det De =eeNs Mit t tA a vr 7 . ‘ad | FURKD OUP Dg will Se) on one Veek'« hae 175 nn AE Bhop Atply ‘Tia) Cepartment of Volunteers of Ai oe Portunde. BNOwledg, / SaNing: geod! im: make from $50 to «73% a Week 1l6’) FURD ‘0 late eoupes ine new nea . rhage ers “ive the ‘nh. Y some. | “DPTrOVal or ge fAvTaniee By days Se -'p.. Se Me i »| 408° must he experlenced Can Vaseers 3, Wash nee, OP right Darts 1 Et tt] : n) { ace | io wu af AT a 4] Nae yy g0 qj : UR (Dm 1 922 tourine de nountables aa pad. rT) 4 : : ; v S FY i — — *? : . . Lr? lv. ay a j 4 . De rife, Shape Silw Gro ers ‘HE VROL E T . ; ] re . ar " «ft , ; 4 ‘ = 3 aa 2 : 4 . , , OUuUa 5 Perry « veninges - ~n me Webern PARTNERS WANTED ie amen Stine o'.* Soap. Inu SALESWOMEN WANTED FARD—Coupe, 1924: perfem $385: 1922 | PRICE, F, ie. 1312-20 8 Grana SJCUTHWEST Nass co a1OL — “ onery Sens een! CN ASHERS— Wyo? Tass, | 5A experienced. ? aerd_ ng. Medel: motor just complerciy aver. | heline . pers: | FORD—Tourlasy 1630-7; | A YEAR TO Pay die ~ ‘ . “ ADb\ nio j Pads Year ” io lg Broa “al " > Rp oun only $15! lerme w ‘ | ‘fT dis A eee DUM De re ee at Overs { ii i APIniZ Fn ‘AE Dew Largain 44 : . : io | : — . 4. ' R al ’ ' - . ’ . oe £ ’ a= ‘> vs ’ . y tire ™ ’ efi re? , 4 f “7 , ’ ' ; , : ’ ‘ ; eal mr arr “ere ) : : : , rial . \joerr PARTE - “ “ ™ Ac tive or _ a . ty YRESS \y A} } - . o S AL! Sl. ADY—prrn . nce ity x 4 ae) 24 oe ve . $5 Wee =s Ha pet 4! ~ tet, va bb a ts ; Vv ry, ~ ‘ 7 ‘ ie ~ . _ - " "se + ' [ = te ’ + ’ ’ “3 : mm . ato 3 : a1 ie: — | t .' t “ ERER MOTOR CAR ~. ry “ a heer ye I) , Tf i ify business. £/OX * i+ Plirg we ads srIY Ube at re ‘Alor ln 14a Nature! Fe igre { . | | FonD ‘ vu De Y | rio ‘ uf j\er) Hilie ‘=P on . - . f ’ rN AR! } ; ; t) ia a’ ‘ j . : el) 0 I) ¢ re Ss Studehaker Distributors.” ' ~ ale ace = m bans Te ’ El» + : ’ Wor] 4 a, “T ly Uls ~ \ ~ 7 , ya * "Seat . art ary ronode an« “7 « ‘ heart ac’ qr erins wv j Wretr Sree ws : ‘ a . ia o\ »™ Tre ©" §@®da h to ()ae* (tate FUR j—— 4S OU . Ss ees | aud ~8, KUa! = . _ : 1m: h an lw “ae 7 . 4) ) : LE TNR V ta Would ‘ke te hear from Cost BASTERS— Am fi MZ hands on + ye Or a+ - \ S00 ete ; ‘ MmStrate at 13)° = (rane . Kineehic? ‘ Bt aA Oho i‘ on " 10.000 mites M @Xee@)lans Con _BUieed: easy ms Halleyoerg Wagner SMALL DEPOSIT HOLDS I! . — = t Sts. cay fie ca a eOne © ne Nae a lew itimat husiness but 9, {0als ’ ee. G1) Chesr. | ~ 7 ' a. fi f Moy FO tA Ubes Uilull eany 441i Mmogela De ma & Sire “oO or as :, » ; price $1200 fal Parkviee 1563 [| 326430 Cravoi ee on ee ae Se ae tc) tereen to offer OX _N-228, P.-D (c VW iniae shied nce Shon 5SS65B Euer, 4il prices Ford agency, ‘4042 Laclede [iP Meare 1Qe4 ret gece: meee toe fen) | ORD—Tou: gn OF $160 ; $10 down { eae wane, 2 , \nINER “Nia — five man = f , i — =e ODOT . : eee (ote) eon .5 he ‘? ’ «q Ornearn ‘ ae — 4 nm? i Ua )- Daaee rn) eye at ‘ Pe ~ ‘ ‘ ; - . } 15. ou =and . TELE 9 K - Fe endo : FOR D119 | rye @ x ellen: Shin te Cen. « a ha? ‘ ©Nane Food paint and rubber ti}; ‘fuive Bt . fe) 1035 NX. GRANT We hate ervere! ; - (ory | * Profite of bUSIi ners month), an in ' VI-ESLADII \ ae a a — cheap 'N®: treads O06: 8. Jeffera.n | er 5 SO 54 Overs Priced at 8550 for jie rURD 7P, ring. jw} NP ists ponds Da ok bord Co : aCe em rive Pr) of $. WH required. (al! al ’ ; as st ’ ’ GNC ‘ rat its) PF, , Roe UC a , ' ST IN ) tom Fi “Je Ts. '? of 4a ne’ “5 \la Toe ow rns oe a ear ‘ f iwe, = : " oe " Se ’ : lo@ ¥ 23507 | £ CaMity: new: pever been soig’” ae tires: extras: terms | Pasker 4. 318 Washinere . Moon. Maxwell. Studebaker, 1994 FOR reo tei ynieo 1923 mod Sedan at prices ana : ; — ,.. 4 , . . . . ; eo ~e - * » : ate Jia yr wri , for re. SALESMEN WANTED ery and he ton B15 Rey t Ride BER 2601 Locus een evenings MARE Lie. fo =tudehaker | brougnam Moon. Maxwe') Ford dealers S003 Locus! Ouen Sen- terms that make them | 4 , verTson ~S23 3 \SPA\ O18 SALES] ADDIE ‘ To take « rdere ‘for Cressesg | PORT pUpe . auf node , Suara: Cec WOON. “port THAT St my im net new 4 sedans 1923 $795 S895 ' pa n tec kuar- ja* ‘ on evenings 2 (eB?) ARS: raay to buy Look a Louis Atr ges Tarde) iw) @irect” uf cturer to ustomer. | easy terms Hallenverg Wagn: om .4 rane tan Aa emt tow $450 daw) Anteed = ‘@auties terms J843 Easton av; ~ - Y 0o8r° — them ; ; ‘od farce Steve i A irre # 5 manu act ur Cc pe sens AM eR Des ©0207 fe) Lindell 794) (2 itor ‘UUTINE care 1D 5-24 verfect over now while our ; —- rt (4) ADDY UVO6 lanters - Cs) es _ : ; - = vat — . “ — mae maditie $200 to Sl250): e>he Oe, At > j 4 See POON ‘ oh OT HING SAL ESMAN be onal 3 PD. m. te ADIES—Who Can ee: in { h wit PORD COUPE j9>) $165 ; O7* ERI AN D— Champion® eed in, 1924 mod ~Undays and evenings $650 Kasion a. Sf OR T stock is moet complete t} ee U _ . I. r? ; e rr) ; ’ ’ " . Sar ot seal , ; r . mr Siem . ‘ , o- ~ — - : ’ ; . = 4 ; roe Teeay? a Pree? naa ~ ul rr ‘ batdiT ° es = . - ‘O"”G ou rT ad , | as B11G > 58S sine new res ei IThins i/ i ar 24 f ‘ ; - : ky living OM | x9 . vee the bus ne = 1915 "sn Sai ‘rand » op I | nt - 7 #a> om © 4 a MONARCH 312° Locuer e: ( | A| ; ' .« oO? 2. ini = | spaten , RD nh waa! _ ny 4a a va 679 T je 4 14 Dere . ‘sa PP “ e fr Delrn a? 754; ee} xX - and -4 . nodels slov o $25) : DE LU X kK Kingshighway and M- Pherson : ee 1 r WOuderty) “PDOTIUNItY for man who is ' feo) -ESLADY—Youne to a woweetyY Ong | Son ee “ a :, oe Nd trouh', ght mh ne fendér mirrore + r+ ty ton UMimenn aA “to Sales : Open Ob Cte: Delmar 305. | ce ete ih . - 0 tomy ‘OW and miust be = ‘th exhibition nn to , —_~ io ui ORD. }in! , « , ee ~ &00d ears ree. & SS me es “) 1 49-91 Easton (eS) ] ~ EXanisite ¥: : —— ne SS; Yr iH he Tihuw “and fire? Clans imate ry ry ayy . ' } x 4 ae +e a ‘ 4 a i ibe ae 8 HA :2 ~y : -* ) ite TT? ee . gle Ww pe. ~— - he ct erland sedi an- —_ 24 melee. four ne runs rimmed fuest the Paine Job. a tae, + Ma Fons Pines DMapatet, cei) & ¢ mn J a ‘an ne ead py "tains ener, , ' +h ow . ES thing fer cheap tra) "“Mortation , " Hunt 2 : Wonder } Accessories, Parts—Pas iw sSieas ~4 - ; "Oo . . SALESLADIES ln ae!) Mier naid ngerie a ' D a ’ ne « ~—#e 4 . — i a ne . ‘ ~— : . - 7. oe it ) ? ? Out at ] sie ~ '} mao ‘ . . asa, 4 , : ly " bene _ “SMA \—bxpe: enced pao . tape rence I 6 port « te ODivV thoee ahia : ore Porvrr a Winee , Picellent Shape me Net , ' ts . k 4 CPXPerienced depar: new Painted and re Nndittoned aren ‘ATGE. Seg MUIPICte)s overhauled running ore at oe sO er very rARTS for iin Libary : Pee ly . ro aed i “ole Best ali Market er | ec Ae tag thn for ’ new sa) 1p) or wt Ibe f ia Li Sale (@rme Il ina 2 7 PP? AC K ARD F ‘fh » I> ¢ ) L\DSTER 1itve [or ‘t ~ ir tes i] ii. faut a ” hear Tila " ha ” e CAs Nicest , ae Gorgeoy } to Parte a3 19 Cantos’ a [oT wo: ; - eT “R ‘ve Mlerenoes iret oe ~ i! renearn Nea’ prear EF and hav oon references tH50 FaAston a iby ' ; : Very power yu $275 i sold today 716 rates Peon fore icOT) | ’ noe els, : ’ ; gSON AND a - : si . = « . > ae , ae A = : | phe recover lar fene nm # © \ P a on r ¢ seo, } — , . iy FORG Sy ‘ TOOL PRS Hi 4 ff .> } : " A) rya ita \\ i a itl Wedn, sday i } ORT>....¢ " pe nea Daine and ; ‘ar ‘ '? ay * ~ o lar 2 : . Pt pa ete . e \ a , ‘ ts FOR D 1" * ] IN -} } erteet bar f* ,nTs | oa mR f-ATe bate = (7M Ob | Miiw ‘wukhee, Onwon burd at Portiand, ' ; (coe ta Il and 2 to 4 nal ae uled: @ real barenin P aod 1 teresting mrice.§ an eh Payme , } t (y Laing, Also rebuilt an ‘einur |) mre a ove, Su Pp @ ry , s * lie fay se t or tr, t out t 1312 « ; Pat , ; : pea (oat » 24 . . ‘ ’ i a a e + UI r ‘s+ OS & as ATiCé north’, ; t@ mode ew paint and hechanicg!) iF “al ] " : ; ire ui]9 Emre Vagos ores 5° R- SALEST ADIFeS ‘srand a! Ptpmwe a. Op iD - r / ail ; hea no ‘ ail em Creat 0 or) ae : ee pa vn ‘ ~ | 38 ta if) F ‘ } tr we. has W Ties ani other, ex | ions lee k ris ie SAI. MeN h oor Du sine we broke rage ‘ery iter —— ‘ci TO work oT Straight? week's. SA iaArY RUS—cC oOuUDee large assortment 22 Reormns Tare eon) Ta a » a “Tle Anh a) nem 4iliance ) Be. BRuies « imu SOO1 VPropomitios 1701 & Mroadway. _ . 'O “Ork on satin i semimonthiv bonue (nese. - 4 “oe, "S4 models $150 to F350. terms STUDERAKER— o om : , fh! ae Siok MEN. — bk. \Perienced. for wei Knows ; . — | ing before 10 a no Welch & Co. i aE) ' a1! “4 , 7 —" « : : — — oe ; "AR K AUTOMOlWLE co se Maxwe) Sport 405 A : ; ‘te! of talt « at act Boa Hi 31. } dD. 7 VONSECR Ok j Oo lis =) t es iiKke@ hew $s. .? iA _ TY Tyr FLA KF = } lata. atw ‘ hi it jer ‘ Pe "7? [R409 RO D O [ (> od one . ‘>? ‘ oo > ’ . . > eT ° , . - : : : . are (c2) ‘* Weer of Valle. 110! ive Phare 3205 Locust open Sundays + 19°3: gwuaran‘ne * hew: $345- Pas ST 4 Req.) 1924 model bumpers u I U "evrolet Sport 3o0 , ,?. ; Lge ricre oe ‘ . ” - ’ : . ‘ ee P . e , oe Ta) OAL Om Ae y Now lo lay Wittheue ' unt ; —— - — 1974. S285 BIN ape ¢ Te lock wheel Stop light and eat Wimere berm ally new ‘ [0 millian .« ‘ae Ove land Sport 375 er, ils - ’ ‘ : « - \i tr Tite ~w ol ORG. Sh i ation 17 , ' ee POR Tu le Ate 19264 UTivate! ow ned Ne var mal ae ‘\ , “"° s 5 Spm 4-- “=| | lis Durant e” S205 Lonel . we ha « Y za . rod tiree - . - “ Cadillac Sport 149 ‘ it ; (od) . "“f an rood r rior Sacrifice or é ount or ~ ’DorRa tL RP | 2 mR '@t «? rt nAte? {hry newer irigwe ary “tired ‘es fet’ ; , : ‘ ry oe ns , ’ : 56 . ; *. 3 = -~ tear ' ‘ , aia ” , . . - alien ; . — S hee ar utes ‘ak ami «© were . SAI} SMA High en : tor truck >i i, iia Nee ling room {al 13036 TL. i f ® — e qteer 10 a ke eg ° ’ ’ ’ -~ ore ° ‘Ta lie VW ;ry ? . is " x " >. - . *) UeeRe PALS MAN ~evings and loan caperience: hk. 2] i nee aaa nts $38" Ned 4°an ; Moot 5 . : : B Stephens Sport 350 UN Opie rt? its for right Mian rive experi- ; ; . a un rr j ae, * tia n. ow “a. + Wo . — ) oa ico Mirw zZ Our re ~- te) ire ‘ * err (“e " » ana eAce and Pele renvcesg revlies seeueee ~ |) ~a I. “=. terme at - ——— Mo" STTDOEBAKER—__p adsete brand-nens Pen: ail are *1 —— ene sia eg ay | ss 295 Hr ’ ’ ‘> , bevy ertieact -4@ | "OTe hee tr ’ . ‘ vee: reh ’ renta'inted we ive Ent aites Lexington 295 J —— e, P *! Dis. Coupe. latest | an JtN ts ! aa a "ALimM ~ te MA liom eon » MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE an and, 4. ‘baapger ger coupe 192} 1&S wnat rou wan: P you OMe early trade Special « tes Dlg sixes ~ and & Da ee ee Pack é s 5 ie Mr " nN wo of good mi pearance - I rlia Iv rt ah i r”) ) " | I> dge eel ar guar anteed perfec: » 2 «- .. s ry De a Wa csetere "port roadsetere se dane 7? 4 5 i 4 Th) 1 ‘ ry / aad port 1405 Am ; . ‘ert Ora 8 ogre ke Mail @yrup cor v : ; ' ave é, ms is st = . — . », mt P ermmy de *" accounts bremiuins avon r work rood “+g BOTT Lk ~ : m4 @ : es. 57 8. Gn $45 dow: “Tie N. Vande, enter (tiv) cTry aT TO PXCHANG 7TH 1 s° >» and | egeenger ; wuringes Prices tange i : oc PS | }} ix i } a> = Chassis » Sale Is \ wy at) Make fren: nN $50 to $70 « \{ } ” “Viaus cee Catalogu ates te tiga tg ° —— ; ine rR 2 1a” ¢ ry ‘ i) will ¢ ke vour rou . } 5 eS — od id $50 $7 ) $100 Down Ane " ; "th . a: . Moe) ‘Bi vy Tth wt ie isa > veriey, (cat et Men mphi« Tenn (cAR) ; BY RD ey coupe excellenr Nnditian fryer eve . orm ; en >. : ; : -- mane : - a e - ° , ; FORD — aha agle highs delivery. be realn: , - rz : - ' . = , " = fe, : ~ . bar mer and rrat oO n ’ ; rey 7 te on = PAGLISM] N—( emeter, lets: your onper- na CHILDREN’S PLAYHOUS] vame: Suit wiced eure oi FP aoe —e or’ “gh am. Willye-Knight j904 Roadster: | month. payments GIVING EM AWAY No I | WB ees. ive “ea f Pes (uUlty hee arrived et inet + Mos ner © enok ad gen- | + WiNdOWSs: screened por) a oe briced { qui S4i¢ termes a fPen Bui run 14he an't tell from CITY AUTO Exen ANGE. 3170 Locue: i nN eres | PORK. with starter si) real ~ Jor, Stoo ses w= to & p. m. gt "eek ed Epoe Cost $150: will sell for $5 ee Bnd; days and evenings. fie Mar Jo4 $650 - , “Miles: can abow Ee titoe%,, ; ioae _ bargain: 4 othe to che fire Trwee . Mia 3 °imar 3 "© ” eet Kirkwood Mo take it away Appiy 495° 7 Tus. (oe aston ‘ _ *CadX ) new ar: wae SIISS now SORS rps aes > . a 1o°* D> Fords 4 Y EAR TO PR, LY Motor. authort Fort Be, t ee \* eO Nirk Pood. : Wor . 1922 mod $145 : “J RBAK ERs eneard © sedan: 19°75 é ', open te nde a and wv - , -- PAI La - ‘ ry MP0 Pa oo —s ] be: Sr ipe Tin mode, Ay Z2°90c - ) aoe _ oh 4 , om ye rr e . . . ‘We % ’ uz 'y rn evenings : p= * oid Afb. — “0 have had exner! once mKWwood 8543 GASOLINI ' a onditio 6 other reg CAPRAING to riek S85 A " . - ~~ neu = eacrifice ee ry 1918 to 1924 Tonrings if . ie , 'Y Selling ete, " and hot water nee fs hols On, SA — ‘as *weCrl om = Te, , thariead: - » Yeare in! baker Dealer 18° [vwimar b! eon : YAH ‘| or bieid. and °T?. to on ' Sae ) ai, “oA state ace and ex! > a p Pe’, ~ (tm! "hesterfield Alo $105 . f Y ‘anon Mo ‘ a it ag ed : ko ny je \WV Ie , “ Loa ef ] A tha ; Panonabie for ree ined Tops F Sale v"lena? yi pertad Nox W\ So. - .» ‘ct "oe :, eerer (Chesterfield M j Criere Jt iAym Us ye “UnNGays a ; —e rERMS SLT. kind q towrs -_ \ “ay; “4 ’ S rr cn . " : ; ‘ _* _* - - : " © _ a ’ * a ve oe ‘ee ‘oubee 7 MET ie ty sat ESMEN .oung men” Mmuet be noat: r? through th. NEW city man just out chow ng the rouse | -* _— > | Studebaker Specia ] O—-G25-—-088—0ig vials Down 135 N GRAND corms, trade. Gee J Winters, cain © \e vork. TX With manager on wre Str ne number of every car mune. every st “S,,. "%exed 10 -F OR D COU! E S—10 $4 te $5 Wee . aroedwes o> | h work ' epeation “forming to — , end nurmbered ’ vostpaid ide Foe. , ‘ On a? , } \ \ ' wy i 1 a . . ; ea ~~ . * Can eer yi 110 Waehine:. icO) Sor 9 on « 1! . 3 re 1904 aCTCall c% tid ie «rowds todas = “ WS eed tye Mr R, ee ee “i in ek at start, Ape a4 ; S'exunady worl ter : - =" : Nhewinls« all 1 all y Upped drive ‘ TAH! M pte vives ~ oe Sate AT > oe 48 . Oe LP ~ "Plas liters Bldg ’ Ia] ] ¢°} }’ . rN r a‘? is ‘ ' ’ i a , - i v* iff r is] i/? af : © a« y AoE $1°S = : = . - . . " ¥ ’ : . 4a j -~—. } 9 I Or le nd 'Petyr ~ z tae? - nm * + \e ~s : mAr) A - . lest ute , ’ a ‘> ’ * b4 ‘yr aes . wen dR is ~ - , 7 + , . . Lf . a ‘Oa ‘" turload leta @ > cf ~ a . $ . ‘ ey Soh Sw ifrtiis wi . " perdi Priced Ver, mn ‘orne " * i's ~ : . ° = ” . s ° ’ ' ' . : Z " ' . ° . 1 | ae OF main Lin oc a ldren no §6=6— Sl = Broads LIAMS. of course $300) ON (cS os nly rum es con P - chenemean d GARDNE R TOU RING HUBER. 2601 Locus Open evenines ; " Hee Tin o ¢ errs “nh & week a nav ! aod 4 PAINTS Wa * S150 » pore HiT MOBILE PASS COUPE 1924 . ' arefy « ee Paint. goed tire. UVERLAND— Fue, ing i ist7 ro pane , ro Av a, ; ele ; i : rrange- 7; . , _ > & - : ; ~~ W eal _ Coe 7. ‘City 131 i reners ! S450 we ite ad . rf La mY F Tew fires ewininies a ivy wg upped Pe oy " S) 40% '« cihew ry breil ToT) Pt icwr 4 s ant rer perfers ~eha nix a ris. ; - Sd Me "Sine * st 1s». — Pi, We is , 7 fla { . lt ‘@ bene ren re | ra hey ij 1 «77 ’ ; ¢% f a6 : ~*~ — Fear =» UAT ATI «¢ s° iown . $s) ~f) a) : . ; . rity RAKNES! d ARAUSE ate “a igain $345. Cassy ries 7 . Pig ie “AN. 7 any LSU]; i vers ib! ee 14Us Z 1 iba 0 iGu.j MONARCH 3137 Lecus! et. , i ' . ~~ a — ~~ «. “WD aa) 4niivcgdl - ‘Za »” ‘siz isc i 4 * i -. \ aadeventer,

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di uf Post-pispaTcH 4 a> Tr es : BEDROOM st Jus _— . i. r) a r)} \ aA nu 4 oe 507 La ne —~ ——s ote = . os) ; a 10 Seeeteaenee | ligh - Roussieaep Ing ; cou uple emmy os oe ‘ = nor th . Box ~-34° _ Post: ‘Di Spal ch. a = } P a 61 or samples F : et leme? heap c ms , | Re OM Wtd.— Swit h private bath o a aes Soarument hinge * attractive: gumm- | . ; sm. o44 dressers vanity and dining ta used F oyal. Eur. Ka. 4 er. A™Merican Se a as or Sale ; ; SP ti modern home with no other ‘ poomers: ; mer T months. Cabany 77J. 'c} or Southw : | ‘ier. Leong . Boos iucae ic as og "Start o So \ ° ine =% (asb wr L. er fie o- tu he Ne utrodrne, hb + | ROOMS WITH BOARD Ci T y West ; Ww West _ End. _Fn x C-1 13. _Post-Disne tch. —= we G1xx—South « wide of street: aot Dispatch. . 5 beteb~ : me "rn io pe, *k fron, S mrmons sith : in wcCiric C 0. lj ‘ Olive n Sect ona book aac o ote 28he ee a eee j ' — - ee 2a rooms Completely fur- ; AT Wei — —4 g - - , ai 7 -_ & . e . hi / = » = a ow - phew. memes ; aad Smith a | am. | imtest «' «ls 7 roa ‘cla ee ae ae be Fi cep? eas? (rand IT R ' Central 3 X BER se — nfurn hed n sage will rent for 3 mont hs. Caba oa of A? * : . . | ae : . —_ " . - _ som sSal ’ at furl | . ow horany 8 2nd walnut fu Pe ‘win LA LUM ¢ beh AN Tt ine ZUATAN Lead _——! = —_— : : : j sank 7 ry Np ye AR D enc eremn a "Whe rooms reason abie : ‘so, ns aed ‘ROOMS AND BOARD | WANTED pitens | | 40. Box e : be new ring « —_ a Pr ert mraitic we f — ; ROOM ‘ ———_ OUDi U > — ——_—_____. _ ; Q - ' ys Lexy Bros. 13-13 & Thi od Was psa i « ~~ SAFES | 1 or 2 children to board: wil) sew for | BELT. 1485—Two nice. modem furnished {ROOM AND BOARD Wtd.—TYoung man: | SKINKER RD. 304—All or part 4 : rom. S93-18 &. Laden eel E ae > a | them: references Fae x N-283 P-D. «4 Ooms. Private farnaiiv ‘eds | ema’! famils vicinity Hodiamont and large. aicy roome Curnished; June Pe | Papatatied Flats DLDRGOM BOTT hsb pric S45; 4-pece ' nobis a ~—Slo: dining ‘Rieke side. ' SAPES—New and used. new iocatiot.. Jobn aoeeenn eee ATES. 5160—54 Jarge b ~0 perl NO LIne Raumann Safe Co cand St Charies North Kitchen: ciher roomera ‘ ‘od en WASHINGTON BL. 4 “= See toom ra if URNISHE] Ly “O04 Moos — A. - ! i . * _ { ," 2 c14) a a CATES J LOZ— Nice 1 ee se ~ oS ROOMMATES WANTED cy. furn ished : STO. See jam T itor. d WATE KM a wot ‘Am. 6)—Wil ath yen - ‘ ; — | . a + Ca " p - " xh pS } 4 (% arch : nt pa ‘ fax ” ,* ?.. x 417 ey P 4 : hat. rs —s . 3: } DEI M 4 Fe 5° in — Fr , em D) ved. es’ res rent mr 4 Fr S-erwnen fore sabveet eet myvt. (wn " ; ih dre ne bes , ‘Seu G MACHINE — feat; 5 SEWING MACHINES | TAYLOR, 3533 N—Room_ and boa me co ng rooms. PC#utitul Light; roommate to share large front room; | « ESTMINSTER PL 788—For summ ‘ b- ‘ISHED , °T | . a a ral ' a eer Q " ' } ’ See " . . . 7 ~ a a . N! ‘ (VU Usth sss rm = al] bal ive - e - , : Pes " ] r; . -, Ss. " or ; un ; ° ? = ies woe pee P £ ID wren . ; A, . \Washinete “San : Mi \CHINES—_w lening ran e private family ae ifax 1807 é ; - UGS - ColhVeEUi n ce. Br eve of k hen or he ij 5 ~ MIe@Ai ct 5 reon ~ and Bun parlow new! ‘Urniste a ; % ~~ uw = UICK “SALE ee. Keiner's. 1054 N. Vandevente: ” Brie clavast ML SIN E—Eiien, B56. oi Se OTS. _FS._ 3530 Olive DELMAR BL. 9227 —~*= rent /$80__Parkview 252240 Y! Septenher- preferred: 3a Q ~ ; ». vo MINSTER B BL... ~,, 4633—Reautifail | Box 18 " Post-Dimee Couple: net v = thie livest shed ~-reom efficiency apartmen: —— om jon io Ss im eh: “” “airy, SiG) barges 373% - Northwest ontinuous hor” waste ¥ Use ere} ing rooms HOTELS A ES BUF wae D: = . pure ;* , , : —: pax sda ai . :) . : = 4 far ace { ] ee ‘ - 3.7 Fursteure — Ton — ie a SHERS—4 per Bluebird $25 ; ans STORE and OFFICE | PATTON 5373— children to board For. #4-.-MAR BI. OF 50 usekeen. (ALCAZAR HUTEL J1Z; Locuse— On. | er, - , - . - - ng one ad ont r every ser ite . SA) - o. : ; *» — : ~. mm . ‘ , o- T meenpling roo 2 ss” 00 . a k re "es tub. shower bathe ; pm . * } = . » = : = ; ye a #* ington ‘ ~s ~UPOSr Hu mars 4, ‘ 7 , ’ . _ ‘SS. ~~ —- — ——— _ > 9 wae - Cr - v = ae ~ ’ $i day. “w ce y a . ; ™vrT] apartment. — 7 wer Is . fEL, 28 : ce gee stoves, curpets cheire. val ~~ 8. C.. T Eden aiemotet WE pay cash for con! ente of stores of al ACCOM: SS I — ~~ pecs mitcnenetie in clean home: water (cg) / IDEAL 1) the $1 ‘ana $4 week r up test | oer. _Cabeny y_60s0 (cSS) | Gyros Br oes Komlans 1437 Frank.: os | or terms: some es ios Kinds. or will sel] it for vou at auction | A‘ an A Sor —koom for 2 girls: board | DELMaP mar | water. Set ioG2) | 02 S25. Morton El. Co. 418 N. tthe iche. 7 S See Sars MAR BL 352—1 heusekeant = ‘— > mi Con- | ne for on commission. Let our mah come out and ¢_Cosired.__ a —_{€1) roor sinkg range refrigerator. S06 ona | NE WSTE. AD HOTEL, 456 N_ Newsiead— | YORKLEIGH EFFICH EFFICIENCIES: ‘AHO @2i South Sag : wy 2) | Forest 4330" * | | . = r : : ; , ' . . - Ne ' . . ; bt % ; Fre ar ~ ve , . , ~ om . - - . - es ’ + > + COMHIN ATION RAGE—Al iiuc oa time oO =. 8 Sie sav-|** rg py es . Soca t West ENRIGHT. 5545—cCominn, ~ strictiv modern. elevator service, het and RB Wr GAMB fa, Colored—Wanted — — ue enan wie : tr us or LimIne : “eT ‘ bad ii) P = ’ : en ~" at AA — ™ . , . fey +, - POUT) . ~y rin, ’ ' rw ele “tri “4 f ns ? Xe cy LETON, 5 . ~ NCES —Wi Se ae an leed s ce j new. $9, 7 - Ke s044 aN : “ ae as Pet? fer, , 112 RAY ARID 1°32: ~—] argce ne e ‘abi "eae Z reital rT Moo A— Ny Serer Crsens ett site “ues Agent cas Tor cooking 7? li ” ois ww: —_ ° } come - > = . ‘ —_— , c 2 ood . ‘al i ini SeTictal new s ‘ irnish | Oo. ‘ ; hale. Bis nens i . bere get $b HH ~ : ’ gm a 4300 Lindell BI i ; am —— az BARGAINS} ~~ explain. ia A COMA -S44—Rooms f Lousekee ' ; ao en furnished _Delmar 5602. + cs) a) ST PINE i ae ; gg oy jood = ovals | Fe Nl used furniture|/ A. A’ SELKIRK AUCTION &@ STORAGE ne Victor 1149W (ceo: | ee BL a oma: Nee OT commecting TIWBE RLAKE HOTE! . 4489 Washington IDEAL, | A TIO! a ee , —— | Ih 4 ; . , oon . aad 7” ’ , re . n . > oto Ts n roy rs | ‘ iW) /'*~ °? —_ UT@A U NI nN ohn ics Ss 7 — . vee tls , a™ Mining — r ube ~ a r : ts _ va 4 rT ' LOC O — ; re te te : ~~ S- a Hanae: , b Por >> @e« — : “tohe aan t j 1808.12 Chovre a I ; *@asOra ate For pear ee bury 1 cold water an 4 ATI N es Pe Aci ~ ” bene 2 »? ~ " ars a Ti ‘3 r ’ . : oSS GS 654 5G, ’ we » - ry = rer y e atin (Ca - nse ee nm ome ~ one. h : a ~ H@enine rmurri« modern phone living wo ICE Ww ORKING } Do} LE—Toe Hote! j Hav 4 d a ABANNE. o8xx—]9 ; COMBINATION KRANGE— | sed sbort time beech ye os MPINg-room pets my BABY scales rented. Central 604 Hewe! ern: ten: tien) te GPR"R i .4 OO. Dial “ap rent to couple: may St. Iouis Will make Fou nae PESOS OA . © Rooms Availadie. TUOTNE house: ‘ vers reasonea > Le rics Ste ~ 4 Fare “— oe ‘ ‘ . one ihe a. : ». . 4) 1SSIST ne us Ours jails hidire fo Ouse = ngeie roor $4 and 30 double Delmar. 6 aE a rences kt eyjulired rent ‘ Co. 31202 » Bi oad way i > ooemere, chairs: everything +o f. = —————— welcome e-.aen reom. $7 and SS: epecia! rates to families oo D+-Imar r F055. ( efi? 2713 : _- ’ am vou ». “ben ws ; reo, » ; 4 a 7” rr m® ee Treen ie + ‘ers : ‘ ~ : , rein Aes etoniin ; ’ a aii. all i _ Paort ' wi lod Athio e fo tin es larger arlene ‘tion 30 ald) an P pera houtee u : rentiemen or laches {c?) oce eornve Netices: use of l ‘rols 8l1.ve: ere! thing ; cul ~Ranitearv: eaceiient ¢ | Same as cash? GC —- = ramaae 2600 — ~ player-pian > — ' ei " : . ne: elevator « ervice Ma for housekeep- | *FURN. HOUSES F Lindel! 5817 = + COBCIHiON: cheat free delivery nd ‘gH Our continued service ~ fCABANNE. 5078—Board and room fer 1/, Sai aa & a ye — : ? EVANS Sr ¥ Large ipo house} aeni ne T shed. atryr rooms sincle or en Sulte: —% Day REDS New and me - 4 |. : , (c56) | an Y -~het Oathen® een a 7 on dt ne tee Trou wilt Or @.% Arar: Lindell T?a1?T | ate baths: American o _ European plan: ? \4 Mun © bs ~ dition, only sligh:iv « retched ‘eel: e~ | SEE Levy firm for evod barca ns in new | 2O A An a - we 7 of ~ Browdwa.” ary St) St A __ me EVANS 4°73. 2 tisk. —~ | choicest home-cooked meals. Specia! sum- | BRAND-N EW A PARTMENT . — . £ : ; fe Wenstelsr tm bm we . TOs ‘ DETLW , . ' ane : ~——— Si “em i7This - 983 . > gs . low price Las . ean Sll-I9 SS 4+ 4, | ane secondhand furn lure Sl] S§ I4tg - _ , . _~ : —— . R wer ad a LE boa ru ° 'MSOMENt reo + on om siecer —— —, ae rentneintt fem) i OS Me ue (Ht) Telmar). one bh lock DINING Poem hy ; i’ 7 > ; ~- , : 6 i.) “= i mit tie? nat eae, — tr ov tra ‘ Ort O° PORES? 99 “oe es ga cumished fo cvery camvenience: ciosets. cahinetn tui. | the « miner oo ee BO deaierr. Cab! 8325 4.2) lors an St., Bomod ISO eam teem: thee cer ee Bee isekeeming: lst floor 53x For Rent Rrontures: private entrances: equipped | except Heme | DINING RGM STiTie— Waid: Uses We mplete ti nest MACHINERY miinen- 2 at a ee eb. K I 1414—-Rooms mod- =prxp ec —= : throughout: $85. 5-room efficience ta oh a"d dishes, ' . | : nt aaa tA © ~~ Pasona Dis FS oee-~ - ED 4 -FG0rn ' > ‘D> wour vacat Bartholomew _. ' ef , 14 stricted snes months. Say ne Qenaliere ike Tria? a ~ : ; on r row ; . For Sale FOREST Papi ; 4400— ape } : ‘ ? ‘ ee t appreciate PPea- > fur’ ehed _* ages for rent.e " ~ €1e- a a @érranged S710 west. of Kings ‘gh _ ; 7 ; P ‘ a ‘ 7 mores » M . . 2 sai tay wt 7 = “ eal a ' L or ‘ j cae a 3 ve P . } = LINING 1OOM — SET- vw ~ Maen — , at ee riceratore st } “ ‘ teh — . va _ ' r r «= ad Cmipric . : J ; ibs rari RT. $4905 . . e (8) i eee ae = mpuetentimented an , and oo] Can blue ribbon at St. Louis W. ki - ha ie out of 1 hich , - whe wat — oa OS week: ga Forest 7 rf ‘Dp - ‘fy. Must furnish o~nies ‘ is be re Tietr , [A NERY—Bought and ‘ . +, fe 62 - St «0i4 BY orest 216 .for ” harrain. hia? Ras mond le® ’ ! . : : Ms , me . . oO s d John - ‘ j 4 RAN ELAGH A P ARTMEN TS = 2 16. o1 _ appoints nmr. . -~— - “*"e be wiry? : . ee Ra ; 7‘ M | S08 Ss l st = Lous rs-A\ # ‘ . /;——— \ fours te) gr —— DINNIG-Re ROOM st 1TE—s« pe ; , : fi TAN ' -—6 7 ema o mile ." VSB ULILTVUL¥ erat s) Or enanee -OU mor - l i ab Om Ui) tes “ » — Ma ner Mfr Cc 505 i, e S: . aa v 4 P} 5 > , . . a : " . roomens private. nea APA ——— rT Servs ire ee” ator. Every apart meni > ok AGE DINING ROOM BETSOO? wt euite ai & Oa ele Pi docecszse | ea | eee AT 1 OF 3 ceatlomens pei-| 7eRiR: Be other roomers:privaia RTMENTS FOR RENT cht. 'al outmite roomm” AN hays mmmens | SOETAGE o is if " 1 , ra >, - , , . ‘ ' s"* "AN ’ ae cae ri i “beautilully sur- ~ a 1 rs se o re ° . oak. fumed oak or Walnot, sii¢n:iy use | L. } "R ve H &@ (Y “IS FRANKLIN - a... os + 7 ee : ahed arke Troon she i — , aur North a oa gt co these a Dat iment ‘Ss todav. Man- men _ 394 burt good af? new: S50 uD CASah or tes . ; ‘ ° ae om Lent nouse keeping ar : . on ° - ‘ : ~~ 111 8¢S, oO: = Fe Ca! wa ILy 4. 588 REST! Ee rT OnE : ‘oung couple: city SAVE MONEY rentiomen ns "oom and board for 2 (DELL EL aa a ae Pees ALICE. 2 . oat - — , or 4587. or ‘EW td —8 1 ; Keine « s 105, io! 9 ‘Wande nie e , > n > zs > yl ih NDPRLI, | (tio— Largs eon? reise - MUL SAM REALTY cy Vive ° . Nel vie * femie' DINING Ro Roo M ? newly cecurated; open. Main 2d Interna‘ions Life B de. ~+0 “4) | best of — reference es. ot - Fo Buy the Best Buy ’ . . " * r ’ a ~~, ‘°c . , eA i% ! sTT ja? rr — Lt? Poarre Tyr . — =* ~ ! « ge - —~ aaa : . — 7 ~ aa . = g mut. S100; brown mahogans S100 In New and slign tly used furni.- ae OoR Pcs - — | vate home: for 1 or 2 centleme » ll . a ~ Ss cobran onk. Si. molonia Tia hy mm . ~~ => . 3 : RE YOU BUY « RASA allt oe V4 McPHERscos SY , 2 aaa ' ia 'SUBURBA Siso bifen oak STS. + = on} at . SEW T REBUILT wet “Te i ee a ican house N ly Say ee 27>: fumed s4o./ture reduced. Old furniture St ) REBUILT MCTORS. ROOM AND RoaRnoe ~ keeping room. garae: 61 South ee FLATS FOR RENT . PROP. }* ‘ Forma 20 WHAT? _ (OS® S AND SIZES et plied ; fulse: | : ron , NiwPpa IERR Y. S142 14 5 restricted, beautiful We we “ : } ] eae oe | ° a? % ‘ ? . "s ow : ry PN >t hi iP) ig AOR, én ee snaiaeatina tain ie i. i 4 L S «9 = 4 a) a : rooms. DINING ROOM SETS —“Reveral to pick |@XChanged for new. Cash or COMMERCIAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY | ,'#"F¢ 24 oor it ro ndso.nels privileges: ‘refined lado goo kitchens | GRAND. 3318 5 —_3-nel oh ency.| IILIA Madianny 4 2Oms. electric $20 00| rage: & bath ang ines Damesites. Size 70x from COrnetet af buffe: One er tens« cen ee im ; S eR ADwWw AY = : cL a Nhe? b at : 7 ui es | o m.) aDa ment moder q>5 ay i , . sun Par MIT leca! early English or fumed oak and Ame: Furniture for every nurpose noid SRIVERSA =rot _tecus. (e63) | * MS AND BOARD— Privat Is: fi. eas ‘ot iK _ 10 tm ™ b ed wt , | On dh ROTSREAN R FEF « ‘ “oD SnlinaD ‘ ‘ ve | wil Su™met for J ate 4 HERE? Can welnut. Levy ros. 311-15 8 14: ractically cost, beds §3 mes OF couple empk Senial MCAMERSON., 4726—2 beauti? nf West : a W'vdown 5: Pde, Ww } - YY S 3h @ , an I j i aa = ; . . } I?- 1) (34. ew! apriuce for wood beda $ thine eo ne ee F00 ean at nec rooms for light housekeeping «® [RASSAhOR Tole oe : DINING ROOM SUITES—B wince sult Sun ome. $15. "Senter ‘abicn S130" hte” TYPEWRITERS AND RODING § fhe 1g OU. investigate this. Phone For. | MePHERSOR ati eee.) | AME YD ee, AEARTMENT—4208 Lie: Central Suburtan Bie urna yp weg igre ' ot) ; , ies 8.59: buffer , . ; tn Rin (o3 room. first f - > em: ad ame ee torangy, S of ‘ess CE- i atm” "aa — ro : piece suite. $A 7. beet! lane Lf bles $a 7; aha = 3175 poy eR MACHIN NES UCNTON ilan er “a a ns . 4 $ m™m farag ficlency See me mer @t buildin: uu“ oT mur re I . , , x Trt ~ — _—_— — = - . x « ™ . - a! ne ’ rs ranre « K \ \! 4 a. ry . ' ‘ a “ ~ ‘ ELicTRIC W ASHER— ana giver and & pie | ing suite. $118 50 | a WASHING? N he 4161—Neatis ¢ SS 50 S RST Pi.. 2 +4 —3 9 a ooma North ; ; ° - ng -roon ‘ : AT?! \ Vatu : rT) TY PwLruw pre ; 4 . tr ? - - ‘ mengier RATS Fe!! av ° 3 puc e 1» 4 . ine rive * te SO8 50. A “+. | ii “ tS : aN | i>? } “i Ry] j . re hed by " a : ‘ Den on 7 . . : , ; ; s ' ‘ . « = i ai ai t y + 4 ree - — . - ——— : ae : ih Ln ha 9 Complete Home burnishers ERS—-s ented. repaired: low rates.’ «: eth or A MA > ida Oni room, , Sonate Nive 2309 BENTON. 2308—3 rooms, 24 floor” S72 iy oMS Wis, FURNITURE 5 Wooms reasonable. lea WALKER ARMSTRONG HF. OO a ee. telah » A. WEs rN INSTER PL iN2I—-Nielv 7 Rentieman or iple ean , RTMEN? 7 —nemmenent Per mont 4 roam ki floor > ~~ ta xG |] xX». N & Agden: Mo ; : l¥ fur ~ : LARTMEN — ron - a ms. «ba ~ $15 per " ty . ing cny. Delrin. 7. 200-7 “ ~. "OR « veo « are a Pe pews » 4 -19 Ea . ey l t- .T : . a) Che net te. f irtiis! F “ter PURNITUR &— $1 “werk buys $40 wore — Opposite Fuh) Library tcl4@ rehde oNivre Seer (C82 aaa cet (od) | KeCTINE ms: a nvent Nees | 4 L\PAHRTMEN? - ; . TY CO. 3064 Sheridan Roment 45 10" “Wy “Ro Mapiew: = , Best ™ Idea! Furn ; “o 4n0) a J sas : . ’ BI oe | > a ~——— | ke new a } > MN > ’ 1 at . eo - . —— “ ~ — - 4 & fs s ; & ‘ “* i e Ate ‘ ry. . uN } t> 3 491}° . — — i ad = ; ad | Lew eos “ : wie , au At Nea [ ] = "e4 ght mAs rest SAINKe?r r ‘ . saw )«=—POOTT friitcaen ‘ . i 7 ‘i URMIVURE—Asa sicves, sew “ana 2 MULVIHILL acthy. 123 Arunde Bidg (Rooms FOR RE —CITY jew 1849). "°: “se sleeping rooms | Side rooms and sun room. 2 bathe, ‘ga. | qc: fear: Sis maaan Ou FLATS can Address Box ¥-261, Post- chear 3140 Pak ok Py. Pew i ee ler aan S ° = amd Tea fr ar — > _— sa’ ’ Colfax wPh45 ’ YURNIT. he re ing rercrny) and bend a > UL) NJ ; UL) ‘ i? - S : ~ »f ’ ‘ La * ; ont? = ss iat ar. : : : 2 ; nie 7 4 ,* p ; 5 ] oe ‘ o 4 : . — 4 F Us 4 2 . ‘ _ rr os - - > 1 +4e le) . ‘ : Sele. A226 Devonshire ice | A l ‘9 a > oan , ss,PEBeT ter boas Halice . - - : rest ra 3] 531 &-orat> as of er : Foye i L_zATS ’ AD in we 7 " NAT RAT BRIT E Mee foe i> > "yy ‘ Lair? a? Mair ee Fe ‘OM = rif is ee " : , sr _ al . - = - sinc . = $—5- ro = e% re ; ', : : re tg Four bis FURNY rire a | roots Comipiets > ieee ° 7 > | ~ -- i S at Scan = en Cet & , es “Fy ne ta 0 “ y en $55 >~ Peery SA5 al UM's Hewir ‘or rated. hath cae, | ee. . = plete 114 North 12th St aployea. eee scakeering: | MGiee| enix: vs Ham, mn. $45. _ fo : Delmar | Tw . : a to. i p's : pm “ " 1A Cars 3 e-~ LRA NE ww sP——5 rooms heal an tur } ren . — Be ‘- 1 schools and churches. BEL. L. Et L. ADE Aa ’ ~ tor coer’ e ] . uire “Es "Qa phage P ’ . . apa = a Di eM bow rent OD>eTl. . . . aon ys Chambers oy ~ CA’ iH OR . ‘RE DIT . a anes’) Fuaranterd rit MM arre reor ew. furn ehed MAR YIA 4388..3% furs ‘ . e \RANN] ee FE aa _ es . ons PE Ka ESTATE. 210 Waiow hehe a= ——- : Recent 2 a ‘ rT ' \ ~ acy rent ta . > S¢ Orr TW) ™ - . —— | , ; ‘ -_ . ~ op =e I be r 1 eS +») ™ HWOTYL S >i r 1 ~ : on PrURNTTURE 2 rooms — ; : : ; N W 7 7 | 7 “a | , ’ . a ‘ “ a 4 : uu . ~,* = a ° Fas me, ‘ i mar ‘ 2 - orm. ‘ T a 4 *O . Vi sia _ . han ‘ . aa es i) ~~ TH r. 41° 20A—9 "Oe : : AMO Tia lye au i ‘ “Ss Cr Eiver aU hortred tia ‘sm. : ’ ae mm ma Ip — ses reaped eer" NINTH Iviag N Two FGem oe! bial its: ref ‘ne elts 1a” tA Jefferen: ~ 7 ~e for +h . mine ; ey a : ——— _ a a MAR } es Fo $oGA— aro. "ths = *T)- Farad ~ “ns avnings ;» rent ree > | tr? ; ,- ecer ” ZINK. tae - . b> , nirar -_ ‘ — . - : , ] .' — ; ' Corn) - roome \ Y 4° Saw —_+4. vem F : » flat: ae te — ; : a ta . ; . - . = same A . : ole rea serna hie rer: re rier ' . “OP e? enc ex“ _Inewire » 918 ‘ ‘co ; 2 Alas , . Lacy ; ana — . = = “ , = 4 I 1% Xv —— . — - -T race hia 2 ae*stest j st +? | - ~~ ° wae > re eae eid } REA ry — Pre. rt RNTTC Re 4 hme ove ratuffed ¢ sprees REE} REE? $ ASA Ve ; Jt: » sali | Locust *s rie? ruoms Ma ; nm 4 ‘ - S810 4 “ni ngetor . . ~ ' - mats Md GaN ; , Pater — iN. 1A 4. F* ne o- room . Real Estate —~ “rare T238 Brady . .: trust are - — 7 4 ; : . > 7 hk > ry na TV Ps iUPlree = carace . H. : “ = = rarige 1 Tl p°Tr"r*s PF ; i ~ iw) 4 14 T\, , ms “ rh Ai ri e. 7? 7 oe N u Tin “ain Fiect . Wat er newly ; a F Seo APrtonw. it a ’ og OR $240 S Grand A | A) Handsome Present With “i. : _— - a tes c®) a — = a ‘ ts 3 i ~ . . , as . ‘UGINE Porta ries aisO all makes .? ss $4 A—Connecsing | 2 VARLANT 45x Ave ght housekeen. DELMAR R ae See ee , Mimsie cn rea tr pq bedrooms: wee ye : Bide PECK ESTATE, © t . . « ° Te atead ¢ - rer Lal tYDenw rere wae “~~ - - ioum Seememe ~ - i Sf" x 2 — or . a Aaa -—? > -4 eres ho - io, te —- Tr . - i +} 7} fax > 43 ion : > Foie bat s 29 ve aaeee ~~ 4 = Sere i ined E \ ery Pure ‘hase of S10 or More “aiee © nT a = a a x pewrite: = a ONIONCeR wees (fe .2°sa7.— : . : > — — ee ST. LOUIS. 3 109 A— 6 7 r ‘i : NINTH 1flea oe — . 8 %: down $s) Wire Steiner burn ry — ye ‘ . - 005 S| = mat Oo a oma ase — ? ‘ -% FOREST F ARK gs t)3 80 floor: 7. orm: Cah “ rm mome ‘st ie med- gered « ndit mnt 0 , ; to oOo ~~ — imart ice R tis OOS { ‘omplete. S17 i> hm orand new (or Tia 4 "VY pe wp’ ™~ Merk eenine a her pte “om - - $52 7—New! lex raved ro s PROLIS he ag°. janitor waster, heat, fur ; - sa “4 - — — Pr’ a fers ' = . — —— “ i FUL OZ ARK LAND G4 FL ie al RE—solv for storate chargers % Re P wet . Dinine Raam ana K it he Single saast *@ancard four-hank of? es a i reome complete $s An Prankiin &-n) a) ae A na 1 NTepen hev boa 4 mont S moa... $10: sne-ie => TEAL ape ww CONE nz ‘rooms for PAGE 44 | te 4 r frent hb isekeeping | FURST! 7 BL Os-1= a: ODS 6. Northwest —? ¥ ’ f ¥ iT GS AND STREAMS are +. Purwi: wre Co eR. 30 Frank!in T " . ~ , > = fiuden' rates (orona Tinewrrrer . —_ : —- Pasonad a& D.ace wry - . . Th : ' = e ~ - > : . e .' - Beek 4 a = 28 >" E é rR c > TT mths | = ~ ae? ij ~ mil - ad ‘-@2 | = ; ’ + P 5 2 a” al ; SR " ) ‘ ? 4 . \ ‘ . ‘ _ « we Tv es x A ~ +13 t ‘we Kh } ‘ \ £ R - > = 7 - — +l ee a ~ ia tata 8 Seri Set SRoom Outfit for $87.50 ¢ SALE -ACLEDE, 3429—Rooms: bot eal cog PAGE BL. S043—Niceit furnished tom (cg) | SENNERLY. 40385 —5 room teh te | GARAGES | @ sNSaLpD é ijreand wore nr ’ : rt } ”) ; )} . ve Jv ry) 1OwOR 7 "wet af TY ater acxinae ‘ (7) ast ill ePsiPec _2 im:r YS 3 W Ja'nt ry = Ow a. = - . r ‘ near ti‘, oly trite h. 2 hee ' —— Pe -* ‘ h es Z . - ‘ j ia myesce lh PR me a : el - Ae ,S i \ ’ eT ——- "7S. wu re ‘? ? 4«;,t* Be YT SsHwya sind . . Seeman t oo sd a a - > — 5. Ca Dt) - De a yt} fF ~~ ea . — = ; “ = aT 2 i. ae ,. . FULRNTTURE Lawntag rence Dect rican 4 Wit }, rreela) i'r? (vas rePeeas de net nti . {fering ur used and’ +“ ST. 14553 Extra large house ping pemiees, Geos! Benson es asleet aie oe gee ent o. Tr. Open 2 ee he AN o> + rooms, bei Nn. totlet ‘kan 7 ek Meal whit ename! com bite thos Ranwesc- extr: eS . a2 _— pe writers, « Makes including ome, running Water; sieeping ro. ne ware: ~ Bo a ~AL DE _E. VROOMAN. Main 596 ‘ te cas: 3m (c HOLA , ee — ‘Near tos! ssouri, 1M Peed comedi tion 484° Clrers ti ALES > CX ra Special, So. el ep barra Prices and easy terme ~ emer nye OW 5 - — \ rr" ; Pa’ + e 7. 4 7 ww eo, “2 ‘pe >, me : P ‘ ‘ Mis id Eat o NES ra > ‘ His i “hee >t SIAL TIN: > . 4 " : “ bath mii + °45 Maiit as i: ain? eWay) Stee 4 — : , = OY ; r*} = Dae nails’ ome - —_—— Poi MN PPD Se ne ine ro s [OF ros 4 on os ge on ae a me - 1. sleam ‘ i 4 x TI re . . - - os ani ' ‘ . Me ~~ ’ ] ?. _a-e “oe ™ ‘= “ . " . a ? | -~ og. > he “Ts x - - — ———e’ - ~ —_ I 2 ~~ * #€¢) fe}! (A W - ST Mi i +s oa Rr. 7 ' t 3 (*) PER ACRE UR UES GrAmer : hina S200 high erad . oma ~ e gerarce adults ? : —~—— , mot RSH] MALLING. Ser—— nome wl “4 Deiring of . , ad . Peed! ng. et e ? suct.o \" , a > : pe Wiie Ams _* rivan \\ al iy er “ ASHIN,. rioyk\ “pabeiy \ ~ . ~ PR i Aree. D easant Pro! t Li io = ¥-"normn ctearr ee s ren es ~ us eae > - ee ‘a, rg ahd sun re 4 " : enon Bf 2 o clerk at 3507 louceasx «\ 9 sleeping gm ee, Seg) § €§6tsem (c2 L\UDE } ROMOMAN My a ted = —_——~ ma ‘s s ; intl nut ace Dinine-R IL > c 2 ousekeeping rooms: eon | —UseM ———___.f€8) | 2° DE _E_ VROOMAN. 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Be G reorrrh ys ne room an’ A toche 7 . \ Pret 1] ] ’ e* j } 4 * 1S a Pe ry ne aah aan , pe oa “ , Sano v ~OoON 2) gee Ar -acte gr i> q >! , - " re? i 4R SRS _s SE —e ee ¢,4 %7 IoM . _ > =——7 ; aii Dee ziV > ™ . . ' be ’ oe - = a VOVOD ences . . a nite > ~~ = 25 Al ‘ ~—_- ’ = a on “ = . ¥« R has I Serering O96 rags: $650: litera! tern. “tl Dav nport Musical Instruction carage. .s:; | ROOM. res. +o | MCCAUSLAND. }915—4 2 = nished fias ~ 6 «6 TOMS, modern fur- tive saae ees : x en Steiner Pu: mn. (© 120% = hiram ds a\ ‘ [iy 1? Ng -Room Suites ‘ 179 J as PSs0Nn *uUrse oF vou ‘averite BR ADW AY. 480 > \ - i ‘ : — = . Snare AaDart mer Os Forest ~F tJ 4 foor ea * “ ra ‘ ~ic ean . nei ca - a Marda . > - . 2 - : ~.. — Py ‘ at = A siz * ‘EN 1é a ‘ ** ae FU ENTTU RE MA MAMMA, Imaving city a3.) } 1 ord “Strummer \ bristensen =i} . 7th st * $4 week “RS ter © p. : 4 PERSHING. S54 Rea Pull. amestenans a ae A. 418—New flat. 3 ro eee , Lif’t Yl | ~~ Re. . . nls 08) A t* 4 ‘a ’ 4. > \ a ae — — . = \ cer - , = eae — - = _ an —— sei “ = 4 " te ee - se ‘ 7 Lhe Tr ) - - : s : = ’ - 2. - Ea aAge ‘ ta} ; . “ . ——— - wy ~~ ‘ - rear * ‘ oi . ~ \ - : sae we = 4 ry? ~ - . : TO LET—sus NESS Papen Bemall and Large Tracts c - ’ a om . — P nee PD - ~ s Fe - Lol ‘ wr) wae dre Che mee re, fumed «wal Giune i + "Tir Ors ¢ rs - sel a " ad) vemient : bus at teed 4 > na | rane Forest 25807 ™ - Tr —— eS t-in sb a “ey ao _ mn . Ee . oa = 32. >1—S roars and garage. | Suitable for hen tl. partor met Washer (al) “ onc . | = ;catt s : SPeCla ».") T fo we : fo. e 140 - ars. BD a F rawr ~ eae ee “ — - - bag = —— - a "ea ow o. _ an _ ‘Ey a To nm , 'Op3. _Deaday. 428% Marcaretta Colfax 54480% roe extra wall ee and Senairing 7 —— eo [Jak Niuw Os 2 snome.: fur a after * MAUNCEY Pp HE. TH CO. - ‘ - ; Ee ry ; miata t | Cn. o Te } - r 447 hefore r+ . - “lve 31865 CHO TE ec 3 Be: ei made Sopieee | PIANO 1 — ) TEENTH,. 2521) N —Furnished ro pmished for lig sekeeping. colore. ler 4 e sip oe ae : BOs. en 2919 Dandy dare: ] ieker Raising—Orchards FURNITL RE E : : — oa ap eecinesngial ee Sacated abowt the ¢% ‘ AT ( ‘OST . - SVaranileed . ot : : - 4) a ain — , ) » i’ iN TY VHA > «6Penrmes ~ - Sk ‘RIT ny CASH OR F 7. TERNs Breakfast Suites, $14.50, ' haute, Web. 2226, | FOURTEENTH. aia NS foramen) | TATLOR. Sy NONI 7002 PERSHING oars. newiy Gecormed nes, hardwood) SECURITY REALTY Oo. ZING PURPOSES _ gverrihias aes Lins roe Pu'tes eN large Cire ms hovany, I*h > _ wes ~ sPUO! . eo ® and Dat Ph Tis ian a . ery Te 4 OTA ’ . _ a . r aur ce ane : LATS, w Senor 4 re pa . > a } TEA! : “31° Store § : i’ mii} bitte vou biesen Tr : ‘ _ € if af . ae “ 2 wis 2¢T he : jy « Neo oo: ‘ . in ileana ~ a ae aw a : ——— x: ht. . ™ ‘. home wi! ' . Rn TE : + : “ HWARPET Tre — : . ERNEON 7% A Sg ener — Benect i ae rales kt a in OO ‘Ta 23 T* a ' vores rear. suited 4 ocked warehouses | WOed eur over MOgraph; special, $41.50 Pianos and Organs For Sale “room and kitchen geen Seerict: | Meeuine | reomn in Conese pegs ee. | Olive 1008 ____ B46 Pine: «cm | 7URTRUDE. 4327 —4 resumed bene | ste femmir shoo See MR. LACY BRASCH & ©O.. 2a18 FRANKLIN " ory z hed or ‘ os , : 2] R Pras a ; ASS i 41139 T a 3 en = ~ sed RIDGE 3 0—S-room ap riment harad- GHA =A ima. Se : ‘ r “eT Se oon ; -t > 12th 7 x ~85' lle” ~ | Peasonable remt. Call Bom o- MaCe: Tent reduced to $83 ‘KET AND SIXTEEN “a bs. : rt RNITI RE Furn. Houses & Flats For Sale | BEAUTIFUL hema, . MADISUN. 2962 —Taree front hauackcy atm SSATe my apartment. “Cabany | Teasonabdle rep ae Bement €25 2 .. JAY KCBS SOch cor eee 3 new. seat aaa on % — or ; . PL RN Ib — ale ' nr SSVEaNY electric re F_room. kitchenette: bath: nrivate . a ee - “WASHINGTON ANI NEWSTEAD—Ss Mees »- — wt. ‘en “nar bere sa They " ty £ “ + STW! a (Moh o.. 4 — } ; eget o x Pu las juring i Dat Sa 681 )Q - was BRT be, N t —_— 2. Poa “n° 7 4 ~-Foom elfickency [Tet floor amu eee” tre, ot. t—.5 Touts, bath t,Traned uh? vo = - » “ pool a * EI - ia A RGR STM KR SED , ae?’ Tint for res 0 seis x $ ). Saecri for S475. Also ; PS A man e furnished house Teniene » onmny — : Forest 4004R a ——— fc) lease. luw rea Se oe J. S KIRK & SON inigT Rh IN ‘ mry : . : Ne : \ ’ ¢ " > . 7 ' 7 + , ACCT he ohm a _ nie " . . : . “5 , : ’ én ; : : — — = — douinlacnia die a ; - i “ reryt Dealt f : . . : ; \ 2’ . . - & .* Ss a d 8, eh 4 ‘ — . “es S. , TT! "377 5 ~ . . . : . _ NV r= T } =~, “. ~ ¢ -“ . -* a wor & - j | p . wt Us Maton UP ally wuite « en bys 553 C, ’ : * Seti hy ae ud Z Krunsw» k Re ‘ ‘en } + > ; \~ ; O'R —_ nmnecting a eA it bees 4-rvueo er } ‘jency in a 7 eT ms Val. garuce r} 4.9 i. Pos * Rea]tors, - : —— . - > ‘*, . = — : - ry , c—- ~~ . a Cvuncdi : - . — . ‘ : ; . 4 Ag Uet a few of our bargains (ire? + wa kan aw ss ai vay Pued %~U9A North Mark St. LOUIS, 2137A—Niceis tun SS ——. 8 e fro sw): “vs , $355: s — ih nage pany, movern, | pp} 3S B ana sioustieapetipiostenittieatii ~ L. SCHABERG 710 Teakfast suite .. $14 TS rioRN 7 ae . ” ai conveniences: moder Trier eo WASHINGTON BR? 4068 — Front moon a ees SSTICIRCS $40 ” . _~41~tA— rvome bath mod ahs 3 oh . " — 4 ,% ‘* : ; _-. ~ _ ‘ 4 z be Be 5 - : ‘ “ 1 : : — . a | . . — A . _ . - oe ; — - befigenat ars | a +} ~ eo rooms and sleep. | RNABE : iheaGeny aad. aioko as ewilr decorated: hot water: $23.50 week ST. MARA'S PARISH APARTMENT —— ash eet _reasonabie my ge store. , CHESTNUT STREET , i> : : miS200 mee e's | : as R PWGAClS wee (62 - Academ — RUSSELi.. @ae- : 7 vr en | : ~ ££ a , * : > + , =) ; : 3 = . . : x ar * 4 = 2 ee a ae Fi«* ' " ~~. on R Ne . vod go . bnicte, groyenet: own | Used: Rplendid cond rea bargain: “moms: coupe. latee pataca **etizg WASHINGTON BL. 4056—Larce house | 5 ACSdemy and Minerva. cue 4 and one bp USSELI fo, A—*room flat: bath Cali | $0. BAR Snot Spseae 2e 4 | Ateneo ») “ . ; — ia. . » te antiae ‘ ‘Ss Cfo rra? ee ‘ping fr m ASS Tansee, Klichenetts — —— : . + .3 ean ~———- i saad VP “& SPACE. Fieete ?, . de ® a? tat) e 7 " th) 7h). 4a ; “. Water us — ~ I oe | ‘ >. 7 ] ’ 1 4, . 4 wr | ‘ a ha . a ° ir ho © & * a Ai AF TMEN rt, Py r> . ”- Sid r NANDOAH 4154 . ‘ en ex fntivem =s e able. en wr ad 2 Sabine» Tie . _— . . eo - 4 BR. ‘ , RS . , ; a aay pe a atin Eo. A rae eer : — ire. a TOoor.s le : a "PD aT epece on athe. ae oo : AS aon ‘? ny “Sahat on . , | oe = ‘ “ — a 4 Lary \ _“~ \ - 4 — t: sekeenines ae . ‘44 M Prt Fires ~\ ‘ 7 ’ 7 pork f= ) car. ~4 an a hasrmens , a ss ° PTL « ’ ; ’ . : , 5 . . ie ’ , FOr ~ ‘ ‘ . . » . . r> ~— — 7 — = ” ; ) SON MILIN a — : ine twin tnde ehonn ® rooms. tile bath hariiwood flea-s . SPRIN SD al a : “Dens bie tenent FL att RE J tin ANU . ‘ - — a - . z « Northwest " r’ ‘? in } ra ] ; ; - Oe s . *. .-Watre hea sr . 4 ‘ oe ° . : = , 7 4 ihiw) 4 r ‘ - a te ers Rapa ney : : a’°Kre nex Poor « . a =?" aiincniial : ile cad CPM Pe tony ~ = Si-clasg ~t a ne -Urnished. 845. 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Sil 1. avd hoe led free. _ Onm Yt lon muet hae | £°8Ss © any . _ ont . . 4 . ; 7 ; em * é { or. “kinker Rd. and MePherman DEI.Mar 3 ve e a2 ANSTR A‘ REALTY , as 3 S. léth «t mia! *Sea> e goods Ke ne . tve . ‘ 717 «¢ en ces ne TEETER “5 Bert cee ' , . Sete came S14 4 rooms thas wiles sf Fler omen? a NING MACHINE —jiortc dining | 20 900 BHEN Ae = (8); = 4 Aen >. to 2 Sek sen !s ; | Was aa 5297 —oah “) apartments: 1 7 a EE . ser oe. _ se Oe . .. =" e ; . > = » ry - aa . ; - i rr on + . "be . P - | J «= e ~~ ~. - —— set. on 4 et: a gh: : lal ™ a? a TO. « ; > ea © gato ola one : . ~~. Ra v 3 a R. an : ’ i tT 4 \ mar « 4 ‘ .* — . — ~ ‘ ; | ™ = ‘ = = a % - = oe ~~ oe = cue 7 - pre A Dhac. . * ne > ; 5 2 six - r “+ as - 2s South ore, Drass see ang “% beds. springs ang | Co. 4429 Page Ite, ne Mortanm Feather : Diarermanos $1 = = * appr : Ciel - = " . ‘ phic p - ia aDu wiis a » : ¥ ’ ~ ~ = ~ oe ent. 4381 , . re =~ e7 t« e in ir ex Si’ lePMart: — * . a e = gent e: eee | ; af . ; Terr “ee Der c' ‘ ms ; 3 . ’ ; 7 » os . . ee” eee . ~ , —_— ? . aa Sree. WS 03 Magnolia M nde ie a low price. me in and sre then 7” ahie Comveniences; reason. eds in ree ¢ desired: alan one sirgie HI Ge AP ART ME NT FLAT—Reautitul o > rooms and hc > “TORE—For lease. sugthenss = Si R@ ek LAORS? my wa ‘ - — x So bid "aon aA: ime We rear omen = “" - P=t Newer a - a* A TTie« abe Vv ie ee st ite 3 = _ — y cate LA Ma PAN * -Ravrors = =— _ Oe eae ‘ = L "e A re ° ieee —hH ' ‘7 4 “ decora:e IPourhe a “= —— ne rooms ba cas. e foie ‘ farri on = ae .OUT Thome, oo —_ ‘dern >- Pow -—~- LOOKIN i = CO’) ered S35 good 0 —— Sha e Fores: eR : rs : Ver rea alking Machines For s ’ os i ' : = eurn she rooms ¢.> ~ _& Prne a F rest 416 > her »t * 2} 6- om efficiency ” fo dime “ak tile hers separate an ES corte He ts F 4 Bi ~ . Riis . 3.» 3 Ta : a e e -~" a oa *, —_ ~ — a. ber ~ - a -_ i eon . : gutentiun . 4 ‘uy SL - ae aati deta Se . - .! A cx G-ROOM ‘SUtTis—3. Blece. =. ha . o fren since } ~~ Ss oan : , 4 en : en | eae a 29 ~~ ngs: ele © erator LAND. 6404—Fa-inc Forear Pat. Gras Ww PELLIG .LIGREEN, The 10-piece dining--oom « aite oe = 218° ~~" ™ ~ 84 cl rs So , ° we Om: 2s ne WHESTWING TE: Ream “= re Sul ding. opposite Forest Pa Mat. 4 enorme ' ~e ana Park as - = oa & a rs i . 4 — ——— ' “a aun . » rn 7h = ois . ‘ . - oe . TT rw i" — pate desk tree rt ae " - « : Rs ’ ' 7) ; 7A + i , \ : , y 2h. : “ ener «a . ae Frree+ * 4 ~ wary © and ‘omtoriable ace with PR Se or ae y a seeping ‘ n ars? “ : ug ~" ‘tue \ ~- ~ . " - 1a . , } 7 _ . xX 1 ‘4 *s 4 bea ‘apn~=s sociteesteancmemetiiees - —— : ‘ oe . a Pre et ate . ~ lLerely avre BOTTOR FF G11 ~~ TR. he. encess on a. — ae: 2 an S38: Wo = t car South west PEROOLATERS repaired handles out on et Ps stone : ) | eK avery a mS a2 "oer. South and north exposure oe + _ S31¢ Deimar (>) PAGE mr : : ; ; $948 — 5 mom .— MANCHESTE ins that > hn sore 4 “=e rour ried pe: aarcu - : _ . : 1 . .; e | 5 : Be. — . ~. — — — = — ' — ~ m : "~ o— ou ar " ~~ 72900 + a Brifs ~~ BINL? i Ni — sy fe, wn cB?) 4 feet; aporoximua,, he (TERRES Wrce:- Mite heoning oiN $525— ‘oe rawN s*7,— 7 - : fae, cleerrh t line yy ihe ‘heap Pree toy — —s 2 fee Soe oe ’ iy . of M 4 2104 Luieht as — re: den PU SOmMe f " he BADEN * a mm of i-ie . al ta ra — - - ~ MLR. Site Stairs: rene S2P «a month . a t! it 7 , or ad ° - > om al : Tn $1 an - ; . er Tm ety . e Mh Trier “4a . , -— , Hie eMp coved - 3 . = 4p c ” Doe S1l146@° ——— - SEPT eS z= a Phone Frere: "eh up. -v18 Frank! 'n 3 ~ +6 ‘ . : a { Ve : ) oo at —_ ~ = ‘— . 1a P 4 4, As! > , err & 4g m7. cx"a ge — _- — ieee ee . *a rm | => : - 4 » : The eee ¢ e roeree e. =~ EasToN = a er, ~ as i i “ss ee a . ' : sed a> — - =... ™ar 2534); °° 20€C: Drivate: $55 De}- comer room eff’ : Pr . = . : ee =_ogueees fect - ‘ : . 43842 F oma one Fr a! . I ~ r ety umd but good as APPAREL Wa — ies orices maid Nias. OLIVE “ ASSES Li. 3644— Front a Seer. 2 % — monette ee ae | Teeter _ iret fines eucency. Forest 400er. 3 a "BROOKS "REALTY co.. “ . hed? - eet - ~~" a " Ohare ae » nn A . ugnt OUSek we; Somes. kitchenerte wiy KINGSATR ures RE Pree een mat. ; . ar a Og saving. K-einer *. Ieua W eenfeid. LIIS N. vy andeventer Lin Sat> “ ‘i . A know = mm: nicely @ex oO" ated hone Gecors et: hot-water: al ts » ou rreel?- ales nished @ Lf come ‘ew, secorated. fur. a a = ee ae z i. ~~ ‘ - - ‘ asl % c mm > “HMN« \ Tw a ie - . ~ "Py = ae a : ~ _ . 7 ail werr? arrvrt ana r? ™anre bh 7S. 2 Le e— * —_ OF F +o ce weve! ' io) . m2 and 7 .H ae > - ™ a2Dariments singie. »s Pin aa- ae nT Dig ™ode-n SPA “et ees ne | +" ' a, ertast ate : - Pree smu — ’ ™ ‘ghee poss . a . ; . -CfPiNE roome, . . £28. ©. ric nen “ - Sone va 4 re ro. . “a A Hei. Wid —Men = auite rerona te wre iy ae Sat erms. $1 ne ee e TOdern eens + 74M ex: to bath ho wster. (2) rvice nhor- aie _ Pn ~—— aniier, ———So tf. price $58 De mar A585PR a ae etceptina | depiay «pace » ‘a Tf o* : ee " » /. _% : - — —_— - ie . . —- — ee om . .urPr Ous ry - —— — inne ee | anc ase men . Lavy ? . - a. » & ‘. >) lig 5 ar ‘ : "3. . . » i ' 5‘ ao | . tf04 = ow = mo 3 a 4 RS Or le be! a: S40 S@ Kh *e, wes ; rPrT~ | > = 34 » -. Poors a a hie t ‘ +" ~¥~ . . roe’ oid for om , IAs = Laat ; ™ *. ori’ - Put. oS fs ; t. ~ : Zz rreDpon« tenan REF RIGERATORS Siie* Me ail omy : : oo 4 , - : ~ =. ree re a * - = “ea ROOMS In SUBURBS M ’ He ~~ %\ a4 _ 'rttshe. aGaetenaes aT a zx? igh , moderr Canna hie sons af tne a — : . '¢* 7 \ Ope ae tier . - 4 ar . - ‘ -" ' “ITT @ a ; ; a -~ Vv x. “ = a? Ti . 4° 77) v re — + Ooms = 224 airy = : f" a r = — st. sith pamaes : = senna . Sy G2: 42he As for Mr b, . ; " 4% “ : as Re . eo Prea, he | - "ww . ’ a> lewres La . ITTYTER . Ten > aPri = —_ +4 “a hi.a) *y ite — . - cords—ARo}/! ™ ~ . ° —_ > . . - oe ~~, nN . - ——— ' ; — : o> = 7 4 ~~ ——§ =r" rn @ }? 5 wt. } : s — ry > , 9 The s—S§ ‘ z ‘> - - . = - PTiT Uhl pee Peet Mw : - = 4 - -- ~ . . — . jor . _ Core. - Parber seo ren aL ~ ge — a iO@h Ne ‘or a ane 7 ak ar ‘eo 0, nm ee. 1 — Pray 2 > = ~¢ pheet Music Sue na a - 2 - "Re she louse ws ~~ my _~ — - * ~ _~ il ~ -~ “oN 340 {1 F > = months he ““- net and rid wTrate- Cet eae os 2 Se ae Pree hear “7 > .e@rme ene a) .? ; 7 > ie oven f° = . 4 - - } a s ° c [—- rc “age . : ,> : ar kd _ ed worn: P = ° "a mode -— wo Pens - . ve m2". Oive , - * ry. diaMonds Mi iler. | 729 iiss . —— = oe nae rr BK pe . A he —— ' . Print 7. °Tm sirite elmar "1" as, rh teh, — ee pa - ETF TEA TH - seeeesthenintinansai, —N Ove te ac, oe} “aee 4 a — “is and we ce , on - T ven i ee —o . Be ”" Tia” an . a'IR t= at? - uo". Rh : u 20. "um are? «: . houcs n as ~ ie 4 pew ree oan mere than the ‘ —. : = ‘ 9 ~* ‘tv a se saineeeeeunstintteteeterenttineiee ia - : “SS - ‘) » 3a ic shee -_ = . au 8 a iow “SP _) - = > io a oS xt, . » fa - oa is! : ~ ’ itee * ene ae ——— dee vc acetate — — 2) } . o rn % X Broad : . AVE) 62) combineg. ~ £PCas Se ee mi Ve. eS ees “" P . - & ish: s{ Cer ° —— P > - ie =} > — | ‘aH. 3’950a—S reama 2 3 “ “ “—Y -UPnished ssrting * UTRETe- ~~ .

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Re _ A ~ 4 el TEL RES Ae: oi t 1 “ie > M sig “7 Bre . ey: ‘9 a a : i ~aer oo ne ee. ‘S , = 3 ’ ; =the ode fue ten th, HS L. Pee Mie * + eo , a a : Pay f “ag of ~~ ag i : 4 : ie ee ele 7~— { —_ Tape yee Pe ee. . r ¢ " J er « ae ial ri 3 e- ae : ps “es Sy ord +s 5: - ee = ta Ss “ope Sh ok a . , 13S See De a PE Tg - © ae wet ; : : - TUESDAY, MAY 193. 19e8 him | tomorrow. =a ad thoes columns. Find BY SOMEBOD ¢ ‘And he reads the Real Estate 5 in Underage! GitBS o. YOUR PROPERTY IS WAN TED ee me ———— _—- VY | I y oo FLA I S oe CO I I A ge : 7 SINESS PROPER o”.hC€S ia a=. NGALO S of BU ) " x MIE. | fe) ° TS eer “FLATS AND D AP’T'’S Wa ° fie. ES FOR SAL mts > w’Ts. FOR SALE | RESIDENC > HJFINANCIAL y iainal j | FLATS, AP'TM’TS, a | fficiency Flats—3'2 Roo “SAX —Hyune” @ roomie, 00d | Eff Re Une" | SUBURB'N PROP’Y F FOR SA SALE | North_ ~~, ob rooms, | ake +1 with Larnitare a" ve 4) | ae -_ ane mi y a e ie tees om, | ~s ne ht nG- : Peat ee : ina ' “Cu ‘ n ZH) ft. of ground : ARETTA. int . larce To -- ic a ‘a! wrigi -_—- > oa “Post-Disnatcn” vy Juae E Pilea or Heights, Call OR BEANTIFUL OZARK LAND, | | MA RG location: well. built: S03 }) Ed. E. seat ; | FINANCIAL vance te ace : - ; a ae ee a 1 S! ww term ———- ‘ terms. oa . — 000 uys e } ~ 1 mone y: M. mney at w il- S FLAT Wtd.—4 rooms: Bot over $44, | any ae ou house: a) ‘ 4 — 2 457T. 3612 ; wer for EE - rn Colonia DO you nee wofessional people. Cu | Nort = AT Wide ede or a iL ESTA Nroome, “bath. “elerte, “wait” Bt Lou! 5| SPRINGS-AND STREAMS i ay fg is_montn: in tigate 4)in | DE GIVERVIL a, SO ters ccna: | miaried and, or grenonsl pe BY: 184) | : AL BRIDGE—CLARA TO BELT this vote esem. fur- PLAT Wtd.-—h ern : reom : és room lete. SOOU Gravois, ru ‘ ‘ = make offer: bein coamin home. just comp ‘ asonable. _ __ A | ston ss } NATUR n four-family oole a distri pelive: Post-Dispetce, (28 = Box County.” Riverside 438m a 20,000 ACRES REMAIN | cast: nf ne He ie Hy cee scenes | eee ‘ON. 3456-—d-room frame poure, | = S ON PERSON’L PROP’Y. We sre offering something unueus trenguertaton ‘of tenants and owners, a |S Post -Dis — Lo 2209—4-room bons ow. er ae | out. pa r in ain » MILTO rey ater a ‘ venientiy lox ‘ent class oreor. | FLAT Wid — onal: Pin fonts: ~~ L ESTATE CARDS ~t. yg I pvment: bale balance like rent. ar UNSQLD aay oe tg By — (62) ™ ‘in good , $8" two blocks 4 daly | Fearn: aD ae eS. Se eee Se | ae out te wand . oe a eee He BERT STREET 8 . south o as owning ae ave toilets. cop ee lot oux ; loping dis a¥- A . ts and advane . ' EF hed 64 tt 4 —— ~ :. Poe , h. Loulsans any . ae. ast-develop ery easy pay uto paylmen 204. ‘ SF B—55 YEAR the. Cabany | $40 Box €-16 t-Disnate from I. e. mortgages | — M . OS ERASERS line; in h, balance very hington. reom 2% 4 PER city, and 3) } — . ¢. ; M E : ae A..F 300 cash, : | «» is Was _ bt than OTAL 87640 in the martret Fu ished Flats and Apts =a een BetK tA 9% | SUBURBAN Hone AV. Near Potosi, Missouri, ‘ Northwest _ mre ." GERLING REALTY CO. Nils coe ce ae oe one. oth: | RENTAL 655 EACH—1 of investment Bg ae tile bath ” o- : a « s as \ st 4 abany Bs ‘ rral: we joa ~ cent discoun ' of the most pop ‘ with latest H wrough iron Jub te —————— = f _ terran r. 7 , MI a O HUMBLE — 3- | DJ n ay. rs. BOY list w TRUST C‘ = 765. beautiful 8-room hom i. a ps2? 2 Cote Br —— floors ; | FUKA Olive _ NOW ] y Buy artener: ETON Fore This . all city conven r* | areat 561 ain. iv uavmon = en ou ee DWELLINGS FOR RENT er union Di. ences; lot, 115x150." fruit if of tot +nd| Warranty Deed Will Be Given | only. _ Forest oe SINGIN, stasion by | poo Ca ~ Gast-Benson, y bic. __ wees S TU AUTO, OWN "ER (o8) | You Are Safe h ' : Gueeseees ~~ —_ ene -* low D a o . Market = 5 v ee 2 waiting u ‘ T+-BE ; gas - VER PL. 7282—Duplez bus © i cte.? ‘build bunea this is an excel- r . 343 North 61 ; sree N. Sth st. | ._vam TOs: MU G K - pein ate o a ‘4 rooms. baths, eam ue Te—EXCHANG pay for equity in > price ‘asked: easy term yy Small and Large lracts c r only. Forest 5 MODERN FLAT 4 aes. NCE—7-room brick: seeders: Rox LOANS—i URNITU RB. Ores MAIN WA N R " TATE” 8671. . 4 : furnished hewlvy dece 8 : A single six ol Cop. ‘ent % “33 . the + {c 62 , f ae Hix is A NEW enue, near pe = a RE: SSID: vio ~~ near Wellsten: $65 SAME UAE ax "708 OLIVE. (eB: “PREFERRED Py. me OLIVE ing par inted: rent $45 Renton i , a Ve @ cDonne! 0 | Forest ~3 ns — ee ~¢ ° bl or 14 «6USt. Louis ol — ‘heat: irst-c gar Post-Dispatch. Saal eer 2471. R obiles and REA L.TORS wae ———— utifully | tei - niles. 42) Sulta e DebsS oms, hot-wat 50 A N-336 = CSIDENCE —— IAL, loans On autom _ N rT. nentliintininiian te Pt rt. oN ates OR SAl —E ; ail art South 7 + p olive. ay | On] V ; Sa ft of ] l Raisi —Orchards and tion ; terms: price 2000 N. Ve of an yp SB - Grest. & atts > git oes .t n TO FO } ot Olive 3280. | : CHEST : EA! ’ ESTATE BUSINESS F N (bs) ' ‘hick alsing “FEINBERG cram : oy card only. Call Forest. J | is. Room 310, 700 } ON R AL L. 80 : ———+ — . TO BUY a P Chicken uf wert R762. , sion by card only. brick, furnace,| men : — = | LOANS wre ée | DANCE HAL s town: includes : BENCHES | 1DAHO. S216 Buntalcw. 6 rosma “e wrD. 7 apt, tor Bungalows rt GRAZING PURPOSES ~ BEAUTIFUL NEW FLA VMymih slate roof, Sear earaxe, Ine.” | 4am i people keeping house: | ganey aO" LOAX—On ‘Saale: masts co ond cn'hara road: gsr rey - — as os ulty iness Diock. low. bath. furnace 4 om ry NEW TI “ick - Secge rast-Benson, In Money loaned to ihare rates. then get Ry : aoe ¥ ce money as. . \a eau for bus! 255 (065) A new 4-room bunga - fixtures and “Ar ON BLOCK ¢ - oms: matt bri Boehmer-Gas "i aay payments: see ot “ 377 Arcade conds: van "CO. for it - EXCHANG West Benton 1222 > Menhasetn intae. - ohoakris mahOO nat. ‘ MR. LACY in: 5 and 5 fo tie baths, Olive 900%. easy Dae AMERICAN “CO. (c82) HOEFER | R. *E. st” 4 Cen — EE ye BARDNIGR, Seti'*” CHOCTFIC, immediate possession: $5 see p\ + B44 | $850 Far! hot-water eat, hb: the last 121 N, Sth st. — . ‘e nee: hard- | ours. ce 211 3} th. ARCHSH ___ tee | Sth and Locust. wide southwem city J ANNE, oxx——12 roome. suliable deri shades: in th Sie le ae: ands, built-in tub: 7ERNON. 5168—0-room resid car: @a-) Bidg._ Entrance 211 N. 8 id turnit ~~ | DRUG aT ust out 4 ; ete rogaine house ear Mentos ot) TRGRTHORE & VATTEROTT REALTY MIAO Cheatay: Stregt | Setaoe! wom anes os RT COMPANY. | VERNON 31 sod, condition’ 0-foot let: | MONEY sey tera confidential.» Ling MONEY. “EE. Us" MONEY", | URUG STORE room ‘in rear. About 88700 Veue e, mite i... Willams, 7 ' e —V es y ” on ay. ~ c . . rd in _, TR " or * 1) good co , d St eas . FE bath, garage: : NCE? ic H228A East ~ » 61R1-(cB5) . wor N FASTON Forest. 7¢ - rage: all in 1 district an rR: est rates > R. EC w TAA et 713 ——_{¢37} = RESIDE v. d : en Sundays. Cabany 6181 .(c65) STO nion bi. seldan-4 lark schen ren ie. cCoO.. 4s t re. 0 Il EROOKS REALTY C 7th. | BSINENC EC, 132 N.—(In Clayto heat - ee ee fust being comple screens ans | VERNON, 5228—1 , dear garage, ®) toria Bide ture and pianos at | Om impro WEST REALTY 21. ness. Wonderful SS atti cider ST aE a = EALTY ©O., a MER a residence; elect ric Me burner he a 2 | Tnion A (38 wide). on rods. clothes v ee hardwood floors MONEY loaned on _furnitur warehouse re- Eh & Soathwest. Grand bet A ot if Ls ay invited. Profits Btal in- | a soORD sHi0 a A Eg Realtors, spouting. shades Mheaters. w. 1. fixtures; | beth, ty ‘exe t-Benson, Inc., ripts.. Mound City Loan Co.. sd 56) | Kingshig $700 19 $1000" per month. vi “Tinens eo - sy «=| Spou -water hea free a . . ceipts. S a CHANGE, 7 ae.» FURN, HOUSES 5 FOR RENT Be AN. 18 to buy tobe) ’"Bochmer-Gast-Benson. Ine., 1¥/2 CHESTNUT STREET | shui, Mind veve your own rept, diate Boehmer rn Ss tore Rg | G50 DEEDS. S_OF )F TRUS 5 oppo Nidg.Bth one tne ‘7 peor 0 ' > 7TiWs Iba ue tment in : ‘ONST. C 121 *.room brie « NEY jwaned tion co gilt-edge ele nore ee eee , oo yee Northwest red t Olive SOez. _ fT'/2 Koes STON INV. & CON! (c65) ON, 5:245—12-roc f MO? nth Auto Auc (8) ‘KOP R. B. CO.. BX PRESS BU aad 121 N. Sth at. a CLAXTON |! , Exch. Bldg WASHINGT 7, th “hardwood we+K or mo = ou AN. BRiNKOF (c6) 4 , . slates let — ———— 4 17_ Rv. heat, 3 baths. ry much Te. HRISTI ‘ “ 619 ¢ 2 Cheatgut._(¢ t 8206. ~ eae Mice 70 7 iAN Ie 515 — urnished ottage. new. ia FOR SALE Olive 3570 B- ~* le St reet. water ing town; price very Olive iaried eney payments FIL ING STATION—Repale “a —“ he ac _ pce) | 2 » de oonte a r orest OORT (c3) EsST’T Ferguson CeO, , — Buy ona S1¢ Cc» % ARD owner leny MONEY to. sa 188 Railway xchange | [ ns iLL batteries en ence atl 7 —— ee ———— . , ~ lot. TAGES Don’t > ON THE BOULEVAR! duc Ine. nfidential y ear oa rack pes } rooms. large . ws AND cot ON THE HERS (jJast-Benson, , co Wi oO 5e- ri will invoice; 'SE—t-atory. f ade trees ALO A FLA? THE OTHE elhmer-Gia 900°. Bldg 5 y- bulidings or) so I 1 Ts RT MI: NT West wg tw of ae, ONees ORS I fine bulld- BUNG For Sale rh "RP i one cama tile — net | ee N. Sth st. _Otive MONEY ~ ao. *- comned con Bie Loans, a correspondent — ves hes a winx , t, gare his vear* | le fla ers: ren ; UIs mente: ‘\ictorie pro . a ° pone hip i urnished House for Rent basemen’ all in fruit, bearing 3 biecke North - BP copper gutter Tae * whey, op icin Picea shape. Standard Credit Co. 301 V ’ tor Prien ia i Co REAL CO. telB) ¢ risehinge tiful house can be rested for ear echoo!. churches ; ak conveniences. | - rs 25 é ea. SHIGHWA : vet Ro o5 Hamilto ; S003 Page. For 4 r ae FRA This beaut! == , r reet car: A > | - yr. 2su7—t-room cottage; caracx N. KING 721 = Chgstn INSTON, v0 (c2) N—2 per cent pe A LOA : me-like. |. er months competeiy furmished est from bus or strens oc 45% ——S3 | BENTON, 283% Tyler 1769R. (2) 4008 HAN. 62) M. JO! NEY TO LOAN—2* uns, musica i! he ou — and dishes In beautiful re. TOME SIT 5B Call Ferevson 358 or 3 Sciam | down. Miss Smith; ry! rs ‘ ee eed DOUGHERTY -SHEE fe 4m as0d VERNON GF, MONEY TO 14 ee. Se 2 Franklin BUILDING LOANS a an | 4 “aes ec] Tie $i ation el oe ee oe rm iN ft. lot in U + adel Scnbtnne | COTTAGE a few vargpe HR. bric Ks deg oe . N TFIC EN T - eg Se. pony ee ) Teh ti oe 3O-ft teeta lished 1873. apc ee _foavu) 514% % FUNDS GHOCKRY—A , jf a7 ene ves ings)! . 7 5 : im 7 ‘ — oe f the ne ae st¢ Agnes J + In ef oO , call decorate : al v1.4 SPECIAL ion: x . oa} f ; - ys . ~ ' wl Can have DORS®*SION ow k tay a home. - $:00— PRICE RE. DU c ED an ones “ting in the hee dw gee cash and con- 4 “M A G iw “cond rion, veal bane look today. 2165 MONE = Rear ae in 2 In Fed Amoun 2 76. SS ee , e. | : yediateiy: must furnish “anaes ry pti = for ormatlop, REL Or ‘tavia, # large aaah. io ater | veer, ~ Say paymenta will vag vd are | OU BI EK FL ATS | liv! ri NCEY “P. “HE. ATH CO... Oli (eb Sx The a 2 — 8 re i we arte Consult ye. for RR ote ake GROC “ERY-3 ~ 9 Forest $216 for appointment ——_ =F > ho 9063 for ‘nform ”) rete foundation, baseme $0-foot lot,| venient mo estizate at once ¥ | ) 4 = | CHA ewe 4 &o, oO) EMMELM = “Ghestnut. ate. te = a | SES WANTED heat, fie bod a a et gp on ee | &o! ae fost. GERTUING RE Al. nam (e682) NEW—FINEST IN and Aldine | Bg ne porches an aoe Wellston Branch ners or (salaried people 'N d Money GRO WKY —Al 4 barenin : enished HOU ~ terms. oy ; taney cantare and eve a. 6212A Kaston se Tot 28x—3 aries | cineshiahway. Memermacten) : beautiful | eer St. Mark's bprien ow (c2) AMeeding money. wees Olive "7978. (c8) Do You oo aver fresh, clean : it mi Nii Ata id.——# rooms. sun room Yolfax 2850. Wwirs™ }-room Fg | lock nort 4 5 room — 142 Raymo eo PARK ne h. room KF SROCERY MEAT MAR bath WR BONGALOW mn or bed: garage Park. rl Co hts) | LEE, 414«1—3-ro - pa ym pi. tone bie : t flate. 4 an conveni+|jses. © FORES\ PAR ice. 7 N. 7th, iture ouege: | : Ds ROCERY-MEAT MA fe ite | 2 -ia-« : iden CHANCY OF A F ARESC HE BL... -» GIA4 ag Be “208, SHAN TZ R. RE CO. 901 C amar f ficleney: finest loc mation in sol care: - 4 oo” — Roe ii goed room. | PRIVATE EOANS to _ rates. The FIRST ‘AND SECOND DEE ow . taken in trade; sa ~~ ; ! “oe 7 (pre sone 8 wk T E . —_Ne lek. GE ory sonable. : iM. 208 — wi Alaws. = : ee cel leans. aemees price | by Le ee le | Well built 7 ey 5 i ay k : ard tile —— "Co. 207 victors, Bide. (cl4) in interes . Br co. fxeoome, ak t arket : ; rea BOotia bile ‘OuUnR couple ca ) ' iM heat, al. ’ . c.. —- ODER! a * Open i lutely the « a $=” = . ms ’ a wa _— 000. nail pe t ne ntr 0 —_ Benk , fereee “PR —e ‘ gem imme r tow N-3O4 Post-lhaenateh ‘ce LIFE er-( rast -Be Dson, In = NEW M Hornsby av.: 5 —s termes. = to be had: 300 and $21.000: 9 4 porch. carne price $133. OO. Mie. 3165 : ust. ne ANS tq N. &th at. ta Fleer (cl4 borhood; wy of as I morgen and ge. the Best Buy | Boe im Olive 9007. | 407 de a very reasonable Cas) |. or. helow $2 ah ree of subdivisio TTA UN INCE y “ HEATH ‘s QUICK AUTO pay , 212) and Centra! 51. = ‘ OGa. ' FIDENCE Wtd—8 to 1 ; — —_ 7s . » t : ‘ ry 7 : tT | tame for remonsivi ox Noe Dis to ? So-geeea. ec ~ Meehan Gast-Benson, ne > — ty TYMEIER R. E. CO. nan int POSEN s0N RESI Mortgages refinanced eevenced: cosa | SS ANTED GROCKRY—Asd xtures: , af iano : KN -s8" : , -- | prem B! IMMEDI: y MODER) —s. jona! : _ bent — ry s rings : Olive 909: RANK L. tnut. a 9-ROOM ! ‘LOORS nts, addit MONEY W bar . S24 Dive 270 WHA Stull | Kenwood Sp N 121 x. at. F of cule Wanted” Agen BD) | BRAUTIFUL ARDWOOD | FLOORS. | me Lecust. fclé vou @lit-edge| food SG | RENT restricted, beaut || URBAN HOME—BARGAIN | _ NEW BUNGALOWS oo inal “Quick Sale, Ws =) | pence, Yk HEAT. TILE BA OWNER, | °VO?!288 “BROOKMAN 2036 NEY Wid.—I can pg OE 3 ‘ , ) PRO F : Size «Ux »Y STB ©. ale E | SOME d-| -Oriz ER H OW NER, MC t on SUBURBAN as front Homesites, “it ; | oe 03 Manola; 5-mom ree — garage | SOME agg built-in tubs. pase LO a - ba rae; = _ OUT-OF-TOWN ed ~ AUTOMOBILE LOANS ity, first ea = hae nearing | 6 nay noone 5 MERRY. S142—4 reoms. bath a: = eches, bath. furnace: oR Olive 4043.| 4 rooms, ti a. ace, modern throug walk er T SELL. 2 CHESTNUT. west rates in c orty ve il send A m v oe ae ——~~ fret. porches, Title Guaranty Bldg. Oj — | wood floors, furt to 7900 north, soe South. ath. | MUST ! ENFELD, 722 CHE! (4) ments reduced. Lo interest; wi PPEL. + Ae Gravois _ : eer tw "aee a — Rungcujow 4 room ‘ A) : | GERFEN, Ti Rm ieee ae ta | take HBroadway car le ‘aman on premis i . | 3 rooms, bath, me 330. - secant i at sg: he § FINANCE On WwM. A 4 9 PO LYLE, 14 (Clayton) ed near schools and E? ’ | hal lock #ast. Sa ‘ | a NIA, 38xx-— at. ae , OLIVE 4: a ASKER 7A’ TT. i a ang eun per ws ou Let 't rT T "montin a loge On Bart- | Kirkwood ane ei Class: nn frernoon. aye ‘Mos pathal hly ee) ‘ gm oh 7 rd. 36" “i wa. ~ tly mod- | 2 R ESIDENC E By Loc ust. pie ae Olive _ np & PER eS OITERED Or ¢ 14) ope cory totes dh rae | Ea ie) VIEW PL . 8 blocks - ‘0, everything firsi-clas ' $500 Cash, REAI TY 7TLENWOOD., 424-4— lor: bargain. | ~” 4 ie. E "RE BONDS : improve — 51] of —— e Yee . ee aetucco, ¢ like rent i , Be Bea Hs vay c LLENSW h sun mar . DV ANC TURE rigages on im " Wed Quality n f}-room «6 lance li EDM Broadway. (c E 4 wit the : | ¢ SH A é First Mo : (Qua n and in a NEW et. $500 eash. ba - rkwood| 4. RS21 NN. 4 and 4 rooms. bathe: ; CA . Secured by nois, Arkansas 4 Suburban Property—Furnished | MF aon ae canter of hoe. IACRSON, 651 Pearl av.. pbone K (62) | S881 _ S. Cront.__ i SAatOL rA a oener 20 floor. Grand Roe’ AB: AND OLIVE rs — ae ile | To steady SRT ealaried poses img» | Farms in Missouri, Ili payable udu Beds joce ‘eased Valu ““evaw ——$—$_—__—__ --—__-———- h est q lv $7300. O ~ * 5, and sun roo BON MAN) Es 1 hardwou fe. von 17 Bidg. - Kentuc these is t nd ine tes 8755 SP ee Nort w a _—_— oni - Flat. o Da yriced ‘ me, sunroom. PEL GRE EN 1509 Chemical ee The interest on othe ; reo me SisHED HOt SES — For eT on ‘ay p- EST homes cottage: 4 ‘HIGAN, 355. o- tly modern. 1 ai, # roo \. acres. N, (c2) : by check a Lan te i mS: SS oiest Seaton. | Maplewood “one | GREER, 5542- ieeaete oe. aly, ae ” pine nt nehd. E. Cartwright. “(e57) 818. ine at. ‘oftwe sae ______* eS A : Holder. avoiding 8 ) lew 4 ip | m --=--- « 5-room; a. oe oms, bath, evectric, f ent. balance nt; terms. £0. s. | O O N Tis I 1 SUBURB’ N PROP'TY WANTED HOW? | Al NGALOW-. ee eg strecta, otc. ; ‘ shenads small down, madmnont 5179 Easton | PED sah ASua_- Fiat: 3 and 4 room 4): 6 McPher: son A ye | i. ( I iL ins "Bring ing co ow ac and. guarantees ar COMPANY. n 43 terme a. ELEN A R : atge room apn floor; gar - terms. A? n 243. rent: OBE ~~ —————— "-ENNESSEE 4 vania. - lot %5x1 0 in five mivu TITL - G 0 Chestnut st. esta thee Wtd—3 or 1 house- Best in at 9900 ; Benton 243. t 56). Y TEN: 3621 Pennsy! s. hard- | 9-room house: le i, con- $25.to $100 : ] $1. 000.000. _ 810 CO... Bank of © floor, SIR im ame ite, furnis a for Ngne hows ce easiest. harga 7289 Manchester. (ctS) | Fores AVING CIT p| double. _: ‘lat, 5-8 room Well built § neighborhood, cor 327 Locus Capital | OTe. 44 roc -- “" ’ a kiichene iter 4:30 balan 750.00 N., NER LE est, 4-roon : 773 0—Fia + ile th, fur- - xcellest z price itie. 33 = = loa . |— a ng Maplewood. Call af (e3) —_— offered. Price $1% Post- SARS open_ Sunday. - hot-water 5148 Tagthlsiroas ee garage: | Wy 00d fio fe. through + offi ~ me pee to, cars, ete..: a ie . ; E D BONDS — “ us ; dining ry wi ; 1s M ever F-261, brick: 514 ce, ele el| a £ ”) r now 4 venient 9063 or 5 NA’ rt’ KS AN ; noose 4 Vastros ».. 7 enton gama: m Address box BU INGALOW- S-rogm be ti] e bath. Pot: bungalow. bath. ggg ~~ Hy Call Lin ae ric: Steet Ons Grand, Gr. 9544 asked. all | womrs CORP., 4935 Demet. LO ANS ON SIG advance: sToc ——— sana. aggre bought. G - reer. oss sk ; Lilal == : ‘ heat: hardwo ; wly sodde J |a bargain on eas NG E “Te WE BER. | NTS. MAJESTIC = counted if paid in L ACTIVE stocks oe a — HOUSES, FLATS, ETO. ® (c62) Seren, Se. Slavonian beonsiee : a Bun | 7000. KUHS, REALTY OD- 36) | RE ‘GooD Se: atee e008 ificed oe kerala or toni oy co, | ees STER Rois. eA Pi ie RED | treet: c fi open SpDWw. L Gra wo oder: aerl f fur EY FOR RENT FOR coLo ; = for $0000. easy SALTY oS 1 2306 Man- ! ~ st : 100 Milentz. — ; terms; might | "Magnificent Home Sa brick resi- | ess ° SOUTHE eal Trust Bidz.. 506 Won) live 1014. 501-2 Central Natl . (cal HOT good ree Aa two re ilroa de: ; , ae fi eaGLALD " 40% —4 a OLS, bath, . —$— DOLAN REA i me LITTL iE CASH | Lansdowne, 3-4, cant de 141.) 5083 Enright av 2 ee. gag. elec- | 4o8 1 jperty Centra =o . eo bought. } if ” fj\ta __ t¢ Js ; ~ ter — hard A | 3 rooms and | ‘der sma | va uo nia. Ri vers eR? ) 9 Ooms ° baths: 4 ; tion rea! ae . tocks and bonds i or come. Call ‘een , Bh, cue, eles | electric: vara) 4008 =—s 1 rooms, — bath, FOR SALE — chester. Soo. Bath’ chades screens. | Wit buy 6558 Mattie of = lassen: | COLLER, 4215 Vire! tone| trie: strictly modem: mae to ren onsible | ee ONEY ? Ad cane, N CO ps tes : a chure ~- BEL - te. ADE. SSuVe_ Soot . ~ _ FARMS “of virgin timber, | wood floors. oy aa " location: ver it» bath brick = we ™ for ECE AAS _ oa 4141-4 ,—A- family. ro . > > “ a+. y.. ww 1.9CU! ocks. 7A REALTY | convent 1A Pine” 5-reo ora i was. oo | fence. streets ‘made: priven: Ortios £856 ARSENAL. 4935—Cottage: 1 bee | 2 , Ob fo 01 beautiful 6-room | -—"= YING Sank Bids. ogy te trie, Watet new's pee’ Wain- sacrifice, BSO0¢ . QREALTY Cv., ath hot-water he wri ght. Grand | - T? an buy this »b modern, one | W OR nt: open. PECK ESTATE, £10 ae. | DULAN UF c2) | o)s Ed E. Cart 6 ga FLA lonial Home thoroughly mo , rd l OF ys ee wes Bide haga (c°62 qa he ND. | Manchester. ee EE FSO. ~ $637-—7-room Teg ner.(c2) W ANT A R EAL for a splendid | Colonial page "$1000 ‘ a Rg tem S $1000 on ‘your auto one NESS Peni 4 ance is | ¥.—fvre room. ~siectrie: UL OZ ARK LAND, : = es. 51160; will sacri 8, bath, re in the market rdwood floors. | year old. peas Pages AR ge oe ome g * Borrow $25 to confidential: old loa BUSI T | NIN 7 iW 1010 : ~ sg "380 cAz* r T IF j 4 a 2E AMS ] - ail ‘Site | rag ras 536 “Cottage; 4 eg 4-car If a oneal fiat. with . ugehiv mod- | floors, anomie etc. Monthly pey oe buy | furniture: mirictiy¢ terms 3327 or is IES strict y mMmeod- | good on 419 ee Pe er electric. NGS AND Ss ri Aahe Beautifu yf A ala R P iy —— 1ONT. 8 he at. arp E omen 0 feet on ? al 7 garege, ev oxy nde we have a, ) COP ROT a) located: garagé ~~ “ail Forest oald off. Your o : i nth R] UNI I APPIN, J caine d: open: low rent. 4 740° L - hard woo od . cs buy Sa inja. River- | 2-ca the sou ar ) msy rem, | rent . wan Mo the money. , (c62) . - ost Y hl m O eet ig 3 room fiat, newly . MAIN 5 rooms and el ine eS trive double ———* ae LLER, 4210 Virgins _{c62) | ern want, Can be “ On Get care -g U.. One mee — x om ane ;. we ~ ile : Pex kK RE i 4 ~» heat, ®) - C rd corner : ——EE 3 you \ onshi re a ; } visio *"16 4 W | ee” aoe en:, SiG. ' " e*A2) 0 ACRES ‘ floors. eee. 50x) 40: admission by card | side 161 143- “Bungalow: 5 rooms: | see 5331 an Rear ep 4935 Delmar.| 42 FOR SALE or ‘’s Friend ing downtown hia 4 . ; 6 wt 9) rieht we — rie Ara n or CALI ' Ss : Ic . « ’ > 0 are e o) ' e 4 a - , - on _ . row . . m.. For | USTAT! a ; UNSOl D only. °F oy RMEVE inform Forest 561. | + _—ae on bs tm oT s ‘Geant Grand MAJESTIC ae = ‘8 | tiful. Modern New The Wor ningman's Ft on _yeue MCGrug stores ire, mgiiey. maker: da) 32) | . E ian? oo ae ER. Siva 3 - oes ave a Reau ‘ "5 to $1000 in 5 asession drug 99, Poat-Die == io? _STABLES—RENT a . A W. OBER —— RENGE LW EB - mee — i We Ha © in Get S$°5 t left in vour po . Box_ N 1 . —— $5000 to GARAGES. . : rl | “a j rea- -_-— Hom ‘ furniture: e1 veeat'gating fron j cate. PPORTUNITY— ith th, fur . Pp tosl M issou;ri, ; Overland 2 9544 “F901 — Modern “bungalow ; r West ’ — | auto o1 confidential: no in Call phone or | BU USINESS OP of product w Ol: Open West = and 6 ro _{c6&) ~ mas ar ivour friends « ms. Honest fina demand, str atirel toilet aa% 4: race for rent oT ' hington ( oun e = lI’ want a bu ca e it REINE- | eon L.. a= MONTHLY. TRERT 7RH-—OS at es Dor holt | Your own ter 9:00 p. country-wide own yon e 084) _ HODIAMONT 45 . ree sho 5- Was If Ye : Overland. I hav ash 150) ———— 5500 CASH, $35 bath. brick | 4i"RER 35M. : rd Wood v ' . RICK $28,000. | write (pen until (eR) vy under your td A Can ee er "rage —" a ree . s P.. Cap PER A ( ‘RE MIE Re Realtor. "4 ve Mo. Wabas (cl / wees * cantin. sun Sy 298 Idaho. 9 to) 2) Forest tt 491 i—4- ” water by ~—_ ;- PAT | FOR nga. J yo “lars tt het 2 RAND. I. indell O85 595 . en 42. ee renovating Pape o ROOM A phd, Pmt apa Eee or ic si\ ee -— _ furnace, gara PARK: \ the, hot- Ma s+ John's S us or ‘ ~ ° a - ey oe. ——— a CLEAN 35 c - r bre | a Ye . 7 : = ; a7 font arage "for re- : ' to $3.00 4 a ! porch, u Mr, . 7 ; . ‘ / — ew, t c . ‘ ey pa? “all ‘ ; i . a. ToT . | *, eaota. apt : wal \\ ~ ; age ie baile. borest — : "ERS MUST SELL St. Charles ~compiete; | BU NG ALOWS tort De a nd $1000 cash hal. hospitals. | Cal) sion Ras rest 561 ~*~ AL ESTATE TRUS es. “(25 0) as REDUCE YOUR | i MR. SALESMAN, here is Fn Ak. opport ua t ——=- i 0.4 ; 0: Re m: price $740 lesmen | RROS.. 517 WELLS nday. | ; 010 Olive P 4 ish perman r , for our ae sun pe _— \D REPAIR SHOP. . ESIDEXCE—9-room ty: Jot 173%x15 ly modern: p @ Cheroxee cere ae Grené | oo 5IXx fiat. Call Mo 055 “a UTO to establ liable distribute: ¢ 1 1 — .. 4 4 % iN ‘ mH IGHW A J if E GOOD . bath cas. > ~ et Chat les Mi >. os ance rent. 7 Take E. Cartw righ : ‘ rhe - ) w 6 hav °° a 4- 5 room —--— Mam . 5 - . LE i A an Pave ofr Sour —— want a —, rageaiiy We and ) | ]? 7 ed i building, aR, with a TITL m™ ye in choice “eer Deed Will Be Given ERaries, Mo. — eae se. == STRICTLY “MODERN — BU and sleeping | -—— BIG 5 DOUBLE pl.;_ m rooms, “hot- water BUSINESS : & minute *s .. ice St. Louis, Mo liquid metal po heh ieaders of Polish a be OM right paris} very reaspable nts — 4405 Shaw av.. 6 eye heating plant 5937-35 state; 4 and 5 roo Central — c ©2165 Olive idg.. E. &t. Louie. 1 i for 25 years. : Te dl GULDMAN REALTY CO = Chestnut. iversity ¢ City me | h, tile roof, hot-wat see it. Terms. close ano Forest 661. _ — Stor’ on first floor, ne "| 613 Murphy B (cl4) | | Cleveland, QO. ' Ole MOST Risietinanaiellll 1 and Large Tracts i Wand trees: | Installed: Don't vast-Benson, Inc.. | heat" aGPODEELIOW AY. cara onty- | ECAR yn sorond: fine investment ! adm | ws eee NESS WANTED oe S|. Siive 2037 , INGALOW—" eal shrubs ad 27) | hmer-Gas 2n4—5-6. Admiss tory on ly tL BUS! 4 a ot" 2p for BU No bath, _ beautiful (cmt) | §=Boe Olive 9002. See 128 ion by card on a : ES , To LET—BUSINESS Pitp SES Suitable . i. B.— SOW ee oe p Midland Bi.) io N. “RUNGAIOW {Forest 561. pay AN i thow. Call Forest "Boehmer-Gast-Benson. | 9002. | = | ~ SELL YOUR ng lg i . with | t. . NER mm. MA » ‘een. et. Centra — - reer. suitable for bakery ) ae and we ing room ~ a 50 21 N Sth « TODAY ‘COR 1c. o 7 ; er | h and Locust. Central 41% B55. im m me anne t _ hee e Thi tiie 710 Chestnut strect 4 work. coPper: baree a4, logs: ~ ye SAC RIF IC ou ie — | 32 2 ook AT THIS) FLAT Page. % and | Pi be ys 3 po aad garages: dou. We will finance re ae Summer ! Bidg., St BUSINESS T8) a) "WEISS MI KRICKS, 62° to) | fireplace tb $: hot-water Best. saute asy ym | 286 Goodfellow t, hardwoo + ¢ 5 rooms, m for any othe etly con- | ANY and tath ' MEV ic —or— ! throughout: per ecreens. & W th $9500 Y tile | 1 fiat. steam hea large Jot; bar- | wie fiat o Oo terms _= Chestnut. || trip or nd title. Strictly ; Quickly and tg ash buy- arated ipiive IS" ENTH—CN. 6. cor: loons Nexulation: COD ecorated: garag or —5-room bungalow well | 5 room sist. cad porches. 18's rice $26. 7of HAN, 721 Ches 62) |'| pring your car a in business. | | i number c Sheth. fur- |) MARK) Pr UAND SINTEEN res best bus J. SELKIRK & SONS, | mats, fixtures. house, a and water: bah. hardwood a ra. cpceptionally | wel | karage. screens TONES, 2909 N. Union. | PICS. Seeiy SHEE —_————— | jl Sidential. 15 yeare in se lll ers by) Bags kinds of, b 4 rer new, te a restet - 4 to . venien . in, , ea: . nc & cl a ee a ~ st ‘fe _ - im « fur UR. « he attache rice and con raves. For real barga FEINBER a . oe cenntibenen 301 ) Loe us ‘ | O.. oes Betnut. eT) | nes Jorn f. rowries and market: bong reasonable D Phone Mr. (cB) bungalow, | “erest 8762 ov ae ‘ley HEYE INV. ‘Olive ‘a : : rent Nhing, Croeers dy rey. Pmouthiy. e—-6-room hl Fere: SH South . ” “~ uar. "Blas: AND P sy hed: rea altors ible va Osag monthly | 2600 Title NG CO. th ‘ , ' | ewan . low rent, heat furnis . Re ’ nut me FP a electric; easy 5 | ~ $1 500. 00 CAS family apart- ROP ERT Y—Sout! 1 Broadway: | ' ewe Bomont re NUT. 400 = ; TING or yours: aed ~ J : ed ren rT —_ ts ‘ ~ C- mis NEES r mM Ss r , , —_ = = ge te roee ; ta "10 Wainw = "TTT t of ren N00. Rox REST 30 oor 11! me —= bh compile h, garoee GhoO. L. SCHABER ict CHESTNUT STREET Vinita Park — eicansan en DITIMEIER R. R. 2 "co. | Balance Favanne,. price $40.0 “(82 3_ stores and eceneery: terms (4) || ———— SINESS , ean sac a and indiv ! ne ; ARK | I I > — . ———_— Bus _ _ sxth. mod ? Th se store, @ paper. INITA P ‘ on Page | NK L. D Chestnut. nte | 269. _Post Disnate! — th f Vv ores | 62 Age Chestn! ALE s—sOU or ont TE xy rg RARNGR ae e SELL a CAPRTEY let: seate 60 peo- : eate. Daily ree AY. NEWSTEAD, 2622 WN or rooms: near car we Webster 20 up-toda furnace, ele vacated: bat elec RICED Té ice per wm ness: downtown distric rieht | ¢ : at tatty REA CO., 3063 Sheriday. ie $2500: small ‘oavinent (eB) ees ox iy Bok is REALT EOD Waite | ammious. tose. 127 S. Grand. Grand |, 3us attached. resigence tae tT deat eee repose State high. | le: free on N-262 P-D. fe) ST LOUIS EXCHANGE, 709 v th SECTH . r : —- = TE & L.CO.— ER. 3if7 5. ace; price c aes Pe yee m and bath : ty. _ Box | Hotfma: DB ted ‘ a rreevnnt ; - - Hei : ss RR. RE* rt NG EL Ww EB | furn lesaman on prem R500. re foot h -room we et lorine ma nd Locus or) Romon 25 ‘pul 7 he ©-room | {1 hrA ¥-WIL sO les prone oh} | RE , month: sale ~O0 hestnut. Cent. | aqua mm ed wit rooms ——__—_—_—— | frame res) $13.000 ar. COMPANY NEY | emablished business Eat veer nes. also large garage. 3) @ ne if Pooendinte possession ; mad of Webster, 3 o $15. pn. . briek bungalow. 5 ~ | Boer | th ANION EASTON TR | Forest 765 WING MO Se or 3 reco a a4 ‘nion b RO ‘||| CLEANING P “runene co AAO) yoo WRITE for no prices $1500 4° oR) This beautifu' » acme rocts OF oe be} Northwest — pooe Bee av. at Union . | BOR | ipped: first-clag Bel T TT PALTY 4 eUt TRUS Ast. t floor. tw av.. ‘an _Easton av. mine fully equip Palm at A F EF W STORES 1 oe Ngd*. “ aoe 185 | wetsfs GROVER T—BRICK Hi SI chicken | | floor. at 4% ate ns Mes ~~. OWNER Pa Sota mer Bees: | kK ‘aston Av. Bat ayes A Business | Se ae sie cor. Prairie: ian ble . ite 3) e; e#bo azht very heat. tile 1) fix- 9 ra eld: 7 TOO! 2a (imme ni; near NG co. hat > -& ". F mt mart erase to respons : Oe —— ms me 4- — at 90500 We ster , | bor hot-water m. pAb x38 ! : ga- 5112 Ga _F ‘orest _ ‘56T ~- i. = ist ng of u ie er lance . 7 fi NING AND DYE! a ffer. prefe parti . \NSTRATH Pa yh! ’ - arr a a?) wr “y 4) OL DO “ORCHA dated HOUSES 1 new, tures: vies Fore 9085 . ReORP. 5 0: cENN room 1s: ow ner > nent Sal Aiat o ” "ohatnt 3 room TRI 7. CO iM Hl gon. ‘ emp! oye ‘ ane, lor ean! and * » oO m fryer Fr WISHES Se F ~&.. iow: al TOR. | race. a) AJE STC HOME 464 f f) a‘ a “ail. Fore —_—— hall ld Von. T A YLOR i fe] 6) ' money itn i * eek Price ec. 7008 Victoria Bids. : 7 at de into " EASTON -1 2-74 Easton. — hi ny lends U rts EXCHANG h. ele ulan't beat 52 e. Benton | Diviaton, ————_—— be_ mags Tar TES 447% 1 This compa $1000 te ‘ST Lo Centra) 4130-——41°9. es South — 6 rooms, $8000; fares san erel @0n D eae iit. Se Bungalow. Nol ‘ est 5 : CITIES lj| amounts from $60 to Se man. wu and Ie ee Foal more oom, gar MERAMEC. 2s00—Suitabie for any ne2) UL OZARK LAND.|“ Orb ORC 2H sUNGALOW “BARG AIN nd | j—Beautifui: ox eo A See this beautiful oaagy~ hm gg? a th. | REAL EST'TE-OTHER “ es oy ge neead (CONE or pe ape ~ jocatl on. O18 Did! . ' r. oi eee a = GALOW— le. tile roo See ~ ms, (Wo stories. ellent | Mo.: N % : 7 ho on occ c NER ene f for #nr : 4 . ‘ RICK BUN floors, front reens: | BUNGA 3-inch wa! floors v.: 7 Foo S6x140, ex St. James. Sioric 7” eM ker, who CON 10 re - - iravo's: good ic B wood ad «ec ne, be has 1 hard wood vt ing a etc.: lot Ca)) SI] Adition. r > venter. suite Beuth & Ct =e ¢ a4 \ia. ungalow her. Price. ebster 2282 EREFORD, em f Forest a | these Teas , | NG. INC , our | 1 N. Vende enver — Cahans 47. 51M SINESS TOCATION® | near lange ike rent. ehone Bie Bend -, HES S700: 2 Rg oe eun bell ai --—- th ) ESTATE- FOR COL 'RED Ty sae ee for you ~ ta | Cfoed stock ving room fount ain TH “ oa aeons 4g to pews ie UNSGLD | and ba aa call at + 710 hae ( } ' e areata aa city; must ee } ‘Sou ag residence ‘REALE a = re fre me. ne APS en ii » ing _ . peg prone mow - good stork Fa sardetats . sie corne en ap creer : - . mn arage. a] —— | A. 172 © car sARK. 309 oe o ”) Oo cs. co. é i - ‘eRyY. rocery : one , 22: fim? espace in th GREEN ait Pine. ( ten ge se Cte “ar tral BOL CA rooms see 815 LW. iad an equi pipe Sr) ee fe ‘ oe very 0. ft. jot: t | FLA T— 10-f: ily ri ahhn 7S per lectric, papered only | eld one sardwood fioe = mont? Ve Maton distric oe te hatha: ¢ tif wl 10 le: come ou oat, ami i bath. elec out roome: ene fine One ished ha : only sf ATE 2 ; G Wore IN 5306 « ‘holce | _ business nee iad ll and Large cM ts Ty lg OFT New — sa Agent ter. SS ce on aWipshe 3a eg a sure 1] pS La. just Biman te Ey Be ike rent LOANS ON REAL Est) ~ cspreved ié e d io” ; : . : rea epect ‘ so : —~ ~ -7 5. - n on pre aed (co) nthiv;: “ igo. ” et aon O. H BROOKS REALTY CO. to R. 75; Suitable for today TER GROVES TRUS ——{°8) | Necessary. Box F-7! Single 5-6 rooms, |houses. Salesme [ic 8 ee YS SINGLE | GoNEY LOANED—6100 aonan 0. 1 Sa Tloot: wtabie en. ee se — LEONA . 1021 N. a fayeute. BRICK? BATH, $400 can he Seireman © ron PAYMENT BU ma | - ' --—— ——— = a cood ; ing put on [ "sa c100) OF FrIiCke SPACE —Tiesirable. ‘on firet fioor ke = 0 ehards * bath. brings G st- Benson, Inc., &ROON monthiy; jurt _ Saaty paint- | SMAI sie Nat. 3 rooms b aT. ; | 168 exceptina! display ae ft.) to let to eaen sing—Ur Wellston wnditeniign =a] Boehmer- Wa Olive 9002. — On. 1912-14-16 hag Bay are bar- 20230 Ilickory fningle flat onf> fla 0 : i aml a basement (70 000 eq. f the busiest ™ “ -” sr wale oF rent; o$12 . > gnn0 CASH marke condition: these 3 to S fod) |} 4 3 reomse down in Payments avr ck : in one © rest IN LRPOSE %) 30—Fe er 1273 N & + a. 6500 fine tion | and ight ERBI. Foome. 24 peetious of th . West F End ~~ ery NG P R . CRESCENT. ty lar me aed it tc) | SINGLE) ¥LATS. &7 ROOM! ric, renting sein ,_ open ser _tneper | cant ty. inspect and call STI‘ xi.t* } orn ‘ - fione 6 he r ’ ha s. ; ly: +e wes > hiv B10: | So Ae fer Bie Miegeteeea. {9S Bee MR. LACY oe — eas Proce — valine £30 monty, 20 POs, Se" Galea LORA BL. HOME | Sissi eras FoR-COLORED Ff te RECHARGE. 700 Yi ai J haat 17 S.—Barber ~ Ce CEXTNGTOR, fs bun- Poe ure to see 2700 (cS) | 4 CHOICE “Is : v BARGAIN le flat | — x AP te PRC HAS Conteh te : ; oo 4-room sure ' ter heat iC REAL ell-buit «ing $100. 24 \8T_ tau *t Su cen hen » —-- danay location jon. Car 710 t Si reet ) cottage St i200, av. i wed there = to 3. it Cheap F 10-room home. hot-wa' ‘= bee! | Ss St. Louis, well elertnie. reduced We make * zie Chestaut. Olive (ed#) ' Sth end Locust oodiene* Y41 YUL" 7 —? aN WES estnut & | O4xx trictly modern ‘cottace: $3300, = “Double e Flat | .. Besut -y modern: lt Le y Bee |. 4: —- & cach. Bath: Cee eet onee 74 | trust. FRANK. ¢)- paren & TO RE STAURRNT RN —or | ig ee Pnee Sed Choice iv iston, _— a mediately. $1000 al eeidential Shatric ar “© creat ‘2085 _ a ito $6 ale ‘OTPIMEIER | R. KE. “te 62°) . ~O . 1” rece sTke Hodian on! age a .w . 1724 - bl ; ‘ ity se > TRANK . rnished Ve heve elere vod ia ; od gt Ww lam an . . . TT.) x* St. Louts av... he resident must nel] =. an exception 4141 F we on ae. 4935 i F ee ame. : ee aoe cette one ae 4. SELKIRK & SONS, xs yg ee alance|cash. balance easy co. ff. NiSEstic BOBS —. * Prone car barnes ™ reert wt. » - of the ab: ~~ cash, balan: ’ rgain. EIF z. ar E. " «t Div .. i pat warty: exaqema hie Cat. ce uut. ale low as PRANK L. DITTM Peet (cd2) Delinar bi. ’ Guire in | POMAN REALTY CO.. 722 .-" Realtors, gp ATTRROTT REALTY + Spang ‘x Sale Waniea” Agent, (cb° Tauire ji: (ive BONF - POAT ET: Co SET SO eTHOFK & ¥ Office open & iginal “Quic A) CHESTNUT STREE TEGETHORE Saston. (c65) Orig! - ~~ Mellefon?’ aine Ca ‘al days. le A} = la oe ae. pi —_ “treet Tr baaee —— emterficld (Mo) 4163, John if) re -_— -

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° um (ated lr ene N . teed YORK, May pa". - me . - asl '.5 (1) omni, OWing is : 4 a ig ° -" ne ps mom ’ ~~ Un he Meo" COM ple e __ . * a 6 . . ana ihe , » = w y ri . R + Oo mt , ee . er . ~ ee fer reel “tow k ~ ee hah ged ta v4 mes « ange « fer oh . STOCK by. =~ S aly dua | ie oy and ee id: PP. ’ ‘Us *X\ilras s? 7 ¢ Oa) Aw » Wilh | ihe A ' ‘4 Db . / Spec; } + Bieek 2 ie l nx } : ' ™ Deo le °; et, igh Rates ; -! 28% @ = a © ye F5+. 408 000. ; oo iwo » . 4 ¥. sal Was 2 Is : uv -@ 2. dt : : s ~ 4 tm > == ~ 2 : ge a ef , &eainst $1 3 years ago. From es of stocks Re 34 "on »s + ‘ss DL ~« .~ os 38 15 4, wh 34 ‘or Am 1p o¢ - == x Tales. SEK 3) SS eee a - 9.641.000 a Fear ago isi. | Sales of which are ‘ “@An J 4 S10 . lu ; ry lus 2° aan ‘ bbe) Ru: . » 135 X 135 . low * . . \ — 2 233 + 40° = 2 GOVERN vue ra. SF -, Low. Close ’ Sale ae aE ane ; | - Ac al 4 A? ons . 79 - thou Nin © » art, 120%, poe = : ‘ Sey — J 3 9% ger rts, > & “ta Lib ai NMENT BONDS ——— SS fe et High. | Low. ‘Clean | Sales. Security } ; ~ Uy * . . , ti * -. os i «] oe I a ein - es. nt : = = eS OD, | - . 4 fe! . , ee i TY " ! ~ . Sw , ie le D ee I } Is > ; 5 ° ! “, 3 Nur ‘o 1 ; = ss ty is . “S eo «43> _ ri, ; ‘i ——_———_2 47. ./ 01% 91 's 91% Do rn ao as lo! lol ‘101 tay INDUSTRIAL BONDS. images, '266 ee” | * % | Ou Pon ya) eee a SB BTR | ere | 5, > se | 43 Int MM 6 ai ~ 2 ae } B14) 7 i , . ad 2 ’ a =» . 4 : ’ 1” , 41 2 h Ue 2 o', »e St! “ Bi aes , -1 > ~——§ ” I --+, 88% as ior | hed pra 4 is -4 ina Nem, le a, ‘> ’ -0 1] Ij}: . ‘ os ls > 2 do 4 4° . 102.4 1o02—9 > Kan (Pat r = 4° o~. 102 % 162 4, 102 i. ' 95 4° Qs =0 A G & er. imBrshe 5 15 Thee Tt +? « : " Du lL. |} pr: ~ 97% 9? “etme - Re ee 2 218 508, = let ~ uy __—s Peg "274s 101 - 30 Kelly Epr - a ++# 103% 3 3% 7) 93 %& ~ A Ges | @e 3 — 103 2030 "! | Bae Koa Se = 10844 108 pos: - tt a ot aad 20 136 23% 23x 39, ¥ 355 Li 34 41, —s$ 10i—s 191~¢ | 2 Keystone T3535. 7° '%2 100K | og 2ile2 - AL® Siete AM (hn 5 B04 1o3 « li? “% DI? *) vg ; maton Axle on lia lus le Tyr Pan a P ‘+ 3 il} 110% lili . , » 12 a 101— 30 10 a ; | a6 6 18 4 r 7 ~~. onan “. al uo 3d 4° aaa — ow 10 — ' :-4c tt »! ~ a . ~ 82 ’ O03 los A BP A Wy Leased Wire 4 7 &b al lo? 10a. iv: aA >> Le : b I 1% > % +>. » Is . os I 4 RP Rr, 104 val) s $4 ‘ 4 i, ; ”s 4 . 1 22 j 1 lig & a ot. Io! ay lO] ly 101 “ f 69 ' 69 + AP é A. Bureau of the en the New York {Am Chics yg 4% 24 S88 > N/ Bm don’ Hh) ee) SR Spa Pe 4 as | GSS GS — @ [O84 acy Gip OF —25 10125 '19;_95/ 23 Lis & ww 5p 8118S 118K 118g | 4 BTOS | doit: £28) 93 as AR F NEw y O8'-Dispateh 4 *do cut Df I +, | Erie Rp 67% 67 . a Cc - 2 27 > ~ | ‘33-38 ° 9; 6 Lorillard 73 ‘44° ” 2 100% leo 7 B 87 32; «, 99% 99% A Superp 4 ee . ; BREW YORE, Way 17 Pret (ses 8 ie OBR SE A PSS ES EL ISR Se Ta BR Sy] ea ahhh, 21810219 19017 | 28 Lous ae she NG. lie" dte™ | 34 oe oes osR hese). "--- | 508 an Ret | LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE, ng Post im its Copyright. ’ ‘m Exp t 1 23 r ‘Ss e\ % 1 _ Bs M ° 6 — . * S74, 38% e Pg st) yl 4% - { 43% 44 - I 2 | P 3 33-23 lol] 4 1” . j 12 ofl * cvr 2 ‘82125 ¥ 124 . Re, “% I cs 7 OD 101 & ioe lis 3 aren Pr -19.— Missouri Port) : iH ‘ ‘al res Y ré d Jinan. | Pow »o "> be 15 oa a 1 La X 183 oO ‘o 35 a 45% = » i> ¢ ~ ~ ie 1 } e - L A 4 1. ~——13 10213 j 1} . ug ‘ ly 42 99 ; 99: 4 Cc 8 Pér 6. 93 ; % 101 te A A .* “" rt and Ce. : Danie ww today says: ie cet ¢ gow BF.) at) a, | PEP ope w 892082 1068 ogg SS | Pere Marg 2416 116 ag *7 3 | ase hts 52, - -106—10 206 e's ae? t~ Se '33../ 95% psu) oe : ot 3 ¢ A/107% 107 8 yee tt eee } directors today declared | Wilitem “eg? : . sats H.> tt Ae . ¥ A 4 — Lo — ' > “ ow 4 °s > ; * ’ . 4 ~~ an A ei ‘ nder the impu lee Seas . = ,.—> Mick ‘h .. 9 6? : +4 . 111) °& mae Co 4 20 3K 1. +# tie . | 34 s Pica 6 | #3 Mid-c p 6%s 46 102% 103 103: | lcr o% D. OL’ 101 % 101 14 As Ge r. dividend of 2c ‘ : tt ‘Uving, ®Peculati, of y igoroli« .Nant ; ‘7% 195 % 7O5 : Fi Rk } ery ‘i l¢ 156, 6G ‘Ss lL C 4! > a | ™ 41 = oS a, | Quotations __s¥s——} 1027.9 102—1) ‘. Midvale St 5 38 98 9° 97%. j 23 CC Cn ees] 8547 85% / 85% 6 At PC q . ; © a share on Scrnene a “ed to advan- © Stocks eonri, de pfu oS) FEM pe . | Fleiss «.” - By: a £ on ail a see f* 414 «© ibonds g - wml United Sines. yr. 10 Mo Pow 3; 3 9~ 91 9? 4 Cue * 6 93% eax! *% Bor co 5 co on Elr Te ket tod Van e on th > Sic : itin.- \m j Me - “ ; ‘\ —) iia _- = Foun uo 4 S5:° eo be | * e Ay Fee oa ou” 4° = 15% 154, . ‘3 la Goltar* Tyovliars and hinentes Liberty * N TY Ed ei S 99 Ty #9 4, 99° ‘| 1 De Sy ‘ 91 %* id oS % 13 Ba Cc a : mim , stock. Payable. | A ay. Litt! . 9% i » 2 te holders of t G Was in evid S a Selling pre “0 pfa ri 2 2 UP “s Lis : . : Ge p Te , 54 lisy 1! : * P Ae , lh -1 4 = I. th eu Ji. 9 4 Meas ‘ Instance zal . : do 3s "44 w i 144 115 ; ‘pd Cc G he oy 104%, 10844 I Bagepr, & record May rawid Fry ence : SsUre | Am Int ¢ oo am! G24 i, % | Gan -1 18 : ~ “3 . 1s 6 a twee, ee inty-secunds ans SOU and twe ale) 47 NYGELHEP 54a et 101% 1¢ | 10 S.. 105% 105 Bri-a T 4 ‘The directors | Baw Steady at - Call joans Co 12 a3e ace?) 834. © [Geren Me e ya -25__ | 36 Mare» & toast. |. | 6 SO 8 OCtiar ang ye tfour! 12 Nyro, tie 58°48 103% O1 ty | Det EB 6 | 105 5 ‘ ors recently put the | Fraan “p’ ' 3% op S held | 4 ba Fr} > yrat 24% 34 ‘/G Am 7 2 di - ane Meow 8 2 2128 + FE Sige . ~. aud not $9.9¢ ; 1° NYTe! gn 4iyq° >. 103% 192g / 11 Drag > -° 9. ais |; do reg , : nd « Pas Pecté of ¢ per cent and p Am Lincou 4 0 22% 128! Geek laee @2 8s era) LTH ~rce O s> 52! (OV Liga, 2 [AC POREIGN pownc . ta . 1} - ‘Ss 3; The + RA, io 2° 48 1038 % te >by-M- | 26 ; Po s ount of ames al shar attention m Rad 4 en 17% 48 ° GM ine o:¢ “O73 | Gza.| 2 | ea 1 Bel 7s 4 “oa? 10244 "19024, | 3 N Ob TAL Gs 43 + 103% 10 Néa@étbL? * Car Ligh shares was listed | Fao the peak a were virt ac | > Bk oe | OF - * > SY mS a, 521. ~¢ iin. ee + 68 473. 19% 8 - S Belgium 6s ; *.107% 197: I Vhio P S 7s “~ 98 4, Yu ea 7 .. ——— | EP sites a, do B vst. was bid 102. No. f a Ben. and pteseecce Market wea | a Ad ‘c ~ 108 20 . : me Gita C 135@ 43 wen 44 gan Sf] Prod & R- - 195) 314" 473 " Tt nat Sies 4p aa 3 Wel ss ~— né O's ta ioe lose 110% 23 M Pow 7. lose 103% 1% ‘o* 33 pt Pal | ht etmimn | Edwarg J. Yence we or a furth “y do mfa =, 229 989% a> * ae c 4 4@ oo,°* 83%, 48 bs 7% G0 plt3e =o. 235 = ' 10 SN Ss 45 lis Jo S44, - “id BC Gs 44 cle ~ 3% 104%) ~ oP - ~4 S 43 ‘rift P cp aR a ee | OP i re co : . er ad. Oo d ; oy - 7 QO 4 *« . 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Canada 3+7..°” 9° Dee 1 ~ 27 pact ou ne 44 1047 1042 . 14 Pen P ~ S ji 76 | ora **: | 25 eL i@ 45110 » * | Williem 3 Mm the ea Pr@fit- | Am ‘2 151381, )9--..,2° os | Sy ama @ 284, ow *% Radio ate) Ot? 3 aK ' s 3 las in t (104: ‘ rthu 4 lao 102% / 15 Pp > 98 97 % | Jesee , (Ont Rak p NOON SESSION rry Ce e al KE! : Can Can a . 1} * 106: Gift s s & ~ 86 . i . , ] Read = si) = . 14 — It ~ VG@ris a >4 Aw *e ltrs ltrs v PubS F 4 -s% - 2 lon 100 j Oo Cc Ores 10 7 ts 9s | g 13 Cong —_—_—_——_—— ~e H ~ & time fay ‘. #ctriec led An w wv 10 110 5. ly ; lim ANS 2 ie 4 , img ris le ‘ S “Oa : = « ’ » is 1 . - 5° = sien * 7°33 oD 190232 \ l Slo Sh i % 101 101 a 5 ly ] pr’ ; ouck. Sc. OFites th the old. | 1° 110 *! | H man , = B, aT re * « Rad let pf ° za H1 1a. . - RB a s 23 an 1,” Ont ~ do ‘#4 . « 103 \ jage ———- Ns P1902 10” j be) lol . Coty Ine ; 3 43% -.. | Atdy Carson © i » he former , “O .../ 33 , Hayes © 307” —_S3% °*21, {Ra 2 - S) 39 “ne IG, Cifle &s 2, ~ 82% Sz: >a 9 Pub Sr 03% 103% sj; %=! SG@E 61 4 - (302 102 | ‘ 43%) 434%) Louis . gh On ata rec. | Dt, . 4 48% Ql ty ayes W { to ¥ aq: fe +a men = ~ | a a T ~% 21 “ NJ Gs 44 oe: 3% 1e3a, SMC 3%e 96 144 135 6 Curt oy ~ Robert Mood: ndustria! Cak spo-, | A Wooler ~-O8 (1034 ‘10, * a, ; > oe * B68 a er a, l 41 | @ Came o 108% j0u9.. 122s! 21 p . 82 “48 1051 : 98 2 SONY ai 46 6 ] S211 712. #2) en Cast 7 list, howe, | do prg > 72, 308 o4 : Hhold P 3 4 6x i, Rob: leo we Ge de top 2 2UC ts lus i ASug cr a > 2'2 105 1@5: > an, 0229 107% |107 . Se DeF Rc , ¢. 190 =_>~ ipe " er vax “ pid , ra Pe . Ny ik a, Houst oo 13 sou nw | s Rem, T I! 174 ro? 4 ‘ ~ 4° uv ive Lo 7) Rem ar : 4 ‘ 105 ‘. 10352 - ~ Su o 5% . ‘ sy 107 ly tr t 4 _ u&. W alrer Re a wn + Which Y AW Pp pfe TAA, ~ a, on © 62 - t6 26 rp : > s pe gi 20 Oh : 4° lol? (oe le Arm let 6s 37 R91 os 1954 12 Swis - s 864% 96% teres cfs 10 7%\% Be. 37%! Canada more t 3 ‘ 48 force] A zy: ] = o 8 i! © Hud @ M v%. 66 ~ mT ?nv ~ 5) -—- Ss ™ . i 5« s 101% 10): . Repiés oe . 7's, 89 _ == SS... 96 4 %.. . eo ' I DLAaWw Coal 108 13. ~ Re = % r v Worked n P%lnts Da} . it} | ] . . > > _ a Hud M = 34 31 } Le 2) *g' pfd o yy a Hy! 1. jl ‘ irist Ne 43 ae | iA 4; ~ - 2 4 SanAn Pes. - +0. 85 ly 93 " > ; ol Trans o ~. 1 964, | & 961 . j 7 Deoeh} > Ins 125 hed ‘ Hus lied he ty Radio Shar. . ye : . mn ont. > o- * PL ig 7% — a | Hupp Mo ’ $33 at Le soe - % | 3 . ? nails ‘ 35 - Orton . ’ aa { pad Sr = : , e § : — , of an agreem & Point on Prospec.« } Ann Arbo; 4 BR% fe 4 1% I) Cent = +% 17% 32 * «s “od & 5s 1 oo . 14%, Ty c v ’ rt, 44 rer 2100 lin + ~ O. 622 ‘3s Re 1081, 108% 1T One s. 94 93% o4 | 37 il! 7 | wr =a WW ine Machine oo. 7! Victor Taiz. |,,°°P%..' 2.33 | atu! go — & PB Ofe TT 50 ‘sae 1124 Trea Ry pn ff 34) 13%) tee) #6 | © | 28 Cube Bae wm i gp *) SOX! -27 since =e a2q S64) 864) 4 UO On 5” 104 106 106 |. %| 3 ~~ 2) she vem Victro nm &@ cCOmbined ~ | ar@Dejl p > >| . 58 =e % tahoma at oan "8% vo * * RET 3; 28) =p wet ASui © Ss BS Cee ce” OS 8 ee! oe wn a- — TCOTOP Gs "234 100 o- 92 u 5 URHey + 5%) 95%) esx '*2::- - ‘| w ade ery . ; = . . * = ~ . . a> an ts ~ ™ . #2 - ; ie Hm. 7 “ } : . > y " 951 - 4 BE i —_—— 1a. Pullman shar stadia. / Arnold Con! 5 83, | 82%! gsqs 3: (ite? 3 ra Ms: [Roy Dee: 121K gp), 295) © at] ae “So's 8 51 1001, ge 8%) 15 sue Pie L 3a “42 git 100s 1008 | =3 USRap gu2/229 |100% 119 *| 99% 1340 Eee , BIRT £0od demand Nash we We in | 4 DGS 7 ons 's a? oe ly pinep Lop 4 oy 39 3, am . | 4 4°... b + 4214 I21 1, 4 Den \s . f 100 — s 100 2 « > 0 6% T1lre.w 1 . 86 i | ‘26 ‘2s 1 GG’ alia "104 Bes va 7 . “0 pA 2 : - S03 “iens *)*:-- at R , + sem, © i) Baie ~ "3 ~ 6 ; an MSA 99 > eras? ~ ton 2 ‘ a +, 0 4 | ti MC® above 400 att NOr's ad- /As 0 ans 1105 % ‘jar. (205 aig 6 20.) =* -4 *;Rut Ry pp “> 2 oly 5 do 8 B ag 110K 2IOK ~d i SB ra a 105 = 105 a 2 2 do ‘37 lola 10l% 102 + I0R2 LELR i. 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. _- LY . a e > P ; aie - “ ‘ : , | : renee AR ronan Ee ee eS 7 Z ’ . a™, : Ay . : ~ a ~ ae - . Fs > " . = ; ro ees “ _— ay nA a iS , > 4 a a 7 ’ o 4 hg ; ‘ ” a = ' - * ‘ ¢ ‘ 7 * & ~ 4 kos : f T-DISPATCH ‘: * ‘ » s ’ . “ , . SF * - * i) § . ° ; % Eee ‘ —. i” 7 : - - TUESDAY, 9 . pe may is, 192s. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 35 Curb (Complete) a Hi match, : 3 J ® f : E - . * * _ program, artists. 7m iL PHOTOPLAY THEATERS a Bg Sa cl ti b,c Vital Statistics—Questions Answered—Radio ae ropars. in 100 share lots (except in the case . | Lo ee gli} and sales of bonds represent si00e feandard 1 ; 4 ee 100 Fa Vana ~~ so ata — AMUSEMENTS __ | ag fom _Cloee., Cove. | anee._Recurky | High. Low. tend i), ° - | p 1 + i 6, Athletic club ofchestra ——____—= sl | } - A BONDS. DUSTRIALS. | ‘5 M rriag Li ost - Dj ' adic Il | WHAS. Louléy was ; ) - a. — aes Le i | a e Licenses {/|j Post - Dispatch Radio ]}| | i (aaa. The. tae “t | INDEX | do Ta | - || Broadcasting Station ]}|' | ecnhilit® anmsart ban oe " a | A G . . | ecorded | ge 2 1 Harmonists’, concert; 8:30, con- | * in imeer A f : ° ‘a KS D | The Post-Dispatch: reserves the right to reject any query. eh AUBERT { face est ine a Zz | urial Permits 545.1 Meters i Ha and telephone catls, or answers by mail, cannot be | ere New York (361.2), 6, Cha- Aubert & Faston Herd” , ee | ven attention, t letter dical ndoubt- teau Shanley: 7:30, orchestra; 8 agen rn ee a A My ee Ry Daylight broadcasting at | | engi a Se meme Cuapene tr Gnaee | se «| Direction ITOL CORHINE | , A ct 29 S ypUIs STOCK EXCHANGE, MARRIAGE LICENSES. 8:40, 9:40, 10:40, 11-40. ST TT) | €d sincerity when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. Loew's vaudeville; 10, Pdrody Municipal Theater Association | CAP . { GR ain tee +} 37 | } Missour! Portland Ce | Derman . “ee: ~Martha Kunte 1:40, 2:40.and 3:40 p. m. Market he a nickel cent with fly-)}ents. The color scheme depends | club revue. MUNICIPAL THEATER—FOREST PARK 6th and Chestnut ‘ tee | — " ; + Mealey Jr-—Elean Cc. Cune quotations and news bulletins ; hs e€aRie, coined in 1857, is wort Upon the bride's sel | Des * ERO EE 7 or Am wy William & | or Cuneo. s bulle - ; orth e's selection. | WHO. 7 s ¢ ' TTERY” MIR LIK ..... Ar Su . girectors today declared an | Arthur Tockman— A seen fet a interest to the Middle West. le to 5e. OLD COIN.—A silver Aollar | ical: eotnes (526), 1:80, mu: 1925 Season Begins Monday Night cH K { Fu , 101% 101% 10L% A 7 ; 4 of 25c a share on heey | Puff—Alta De > te pat phates tert by geet i a 4 Books on entertaire coined in| 1871 proof coin only, is sical; 11, dance program. _—_-— -—— — Cherokee and Ohio and Amategrs al 1 ozs #2 23 tt cfs .... . mad of «vC a & e on | *rnest Terreii—Ar.ene Irvi . News 3: ‘Ice, | ept. of | ment may be ' . | worth ca. ee a — & pms =e Mas aur se rd At Gé 12 pace , ; elmer A. Clabaugh— Lydia ‘t” Bvoboa |j} Agriculture and principal Ex- lic Library. cigs; ais atl ac: teces vroof sola’ gsee . Ms Aer Coane: Wah, EnRatdighia (508.2), 6. calm Monday, May 25th, to Sunday, May 3ist Cinderella “The Narrow Street” La eel 6 At PC n wi +.) common = stock, payable) eae Bret out Eishhorn. i] changes, D. D. D Announc te will} iS worth [5e; half dollars’ of the on dancing; 6:15, Alpha quartet; PERFORMANCES NIGHTLY AT 8:15 c “De "Terpia”™ = +e . Newt - : Pie Te Pp 4 noe ee rere , ; be . ’ : ‘herokee and lowa Dick 5 baees ) 1 to holders of record May | Edward Hamann—sM Williams. D il | be made soon as ¢ ese hs years 1814 and 1830 are worth 50c | i,,K. of C. entertainers; 9, dance ee -_——_ ea | i ) Frank “Pes ary Ponder. aily—10:00 A. M Gotheremnie o joining Guy | to's : Johann Strauss’ Roma 03% | | “The directors recently put the Francis: We Beimetarmaret Biesack. eats ach. ~ . . . i | Golterman’s opera for the season. 9 bbe cneh a 8 éoliar = the || orchestra. USS antic Opera CONGRESS { CLARA BOW s e000 ; mm r Jr—Julia EK. LL . ; nee hour conduc ' MRS b> & | ‘ . Ww ettered edge, is . 2 Bat cou, 2 38 i} on a 2-per cent baa. The Clyde L., Cashion—Anng Campbell. by the flome Service Dept. of the 1 wosnan’e daa oot rhe worth 50c to 535c:. with oiled WJAR, Providence (305.9), 6, N. Y. “A NIGHT In VENICE” 4023 Olive — In “MAYTIME™ 4 Bk City RR. s 27y) sold today ut ng oi | Albert Jonsoni—Mre. Effie are ve eS OS HR. Leet. | patch to which you refer is that $1 4c eat “es age = promitm of _ program, 7, musical; 8, Goodrich CRITERION VIOLA DAWA m 2 Browna W a Se Richardson Co. 8-per-cent | Robert Lee Jackson—Johnett Py eteng Tuesday—6: P M. | Of Mildred Barb th : to $3; a half dime coined in chest 3 Browne 2B 33% ne. MET Lincs oc nulount of! James Ear! Huverea— a ohnetta, lerce. Ta 09 ro . | Marriage San pour, the author of = pd By nt bc to. 10c; a 3-cent a estra. ALL-STAR CAST—CHORUS OF 96 Bdwy. and Olive “Beanty Prise” | . ‘a! BE + schier——-Fiorence I. Hohn : ) ; - OF ers Orchestra ! = ; 29 is wort c to 25c: a New York (405.2), 8 Or- a ee magmas re 1084 10% 10813 *» Bucyrus Co/16] 161 as ie .| Charlie RB ~n awe lan. direct from ° MARCELLA.—If¢f y , Me ’ om), 8, r o6 80 : di 4 Camph . plait 4 61 u om meer re 38 | Daniel Schnelder—Eivery ae NI ciation. . Missouri Athletic Asso father te Biv vou Me hy wane on worth aaa Pog eer pheus quartet. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OF 50 DELMAR { GLYN TRYON in | at ag ¢ Car Light 5%» ay. ” “« eh | Sam Sekafer—-Anna Taylor, — | % ies wedding your neafast mal la- | dollar I me . . 4938 Delmar “WHITE SHEET | i) a > er * —— '¥ lor | 7 > e rela of the samejyear is worth ||| WJZ, N eserved ee 40% 103% ......|.% (dou “dsr 33 iy mmmmemere seconde’. | Harry seneet ieee EAR Program office. “the matter of anes fee | °S : St) Journal review: e:10, wru| Ope, Aesemmd Seals for Ewry | es saGeerer (“ood REELS” | or ae ’ ae awe : am i ; | Le , Dotte— PET Ae o [7 4i2 an. baie atigh.| Low. | Clase.(ch'ge. | Witham John Burns—May Ropema |i The idan Wenn a pees. By Denes to alle 5 rn ‘eireum- be ake a oe “Two cups || Alf college; 6:30, Wanamaker Performance Now on Sale 5630 Delmar { Musical Novelties | 21 ot yt ting 45 : ‘7 | 17 _ At =o 1). ee Joe FE. Murphy—Marie Mare nkie Ane a — & Ng oe A z Sue ona dsen ances an personal tastes. | Scalde ., , : ! . . . anaes = — Der cahchana| as 0185, | 87% | af egg aan + eR a is eee a eee. Mont Ot.18 8 “Popular: Sing Loo egg Duz Co * he | Spf 10101% 101% 10h, © MS BOYS. Lave Gong) -..+..Warren who Tovenadia wraea ee inne ran melted butter, 2-3 cup sugar af | quartet; 7:50, University of Chi- in “His 4 dorable Wife.” MIC “| ) , eee es. css | we EL B ; Bp) 551104 110%, 110%, H. T. and M. Burnley, 3132 Franklin. oo which the cave i egg well beaten, % teaspoon salt, | cago lecture; 8:15, choir HIGAN LON CHANEY PSs. 40 "2 | (80) SRY SRY SBS .....) B. and M. Morris. 1326 Franklin WCK | ch e cave is located. gg Rh poon salt. | Pen, oo DAINTY DO I RLY Michigan & Robert “The Monster” OO% 110... 104 2 De com 951 89% 39 | 30%.) © %1J. and V. Wood, 3824 Oregon. | vOmenn —273 Meters FISHERMAN. — The spawning'| the yanet walle 40'S aa ae mati | WMC, Memphis Commercial Ap- oe 6 TAGE _ | 2) i a y 4 >. & a 8 M. ' 4 i S. ‘DAY, : > mee Se asc ies hic 47 : . . Mac ‘serutrory | & 4 bie. S484 "4 G8 ° J W. ‘and M* McNutt, 2028w’ Herbert, ||] scores and railroad siock report. Pete season pf weet species of ‘Sieh. is Which has been allowed to cool ||| Deal (499.7), 7:30, science talk; pUHIEFTAIN CAUPOLICAN MISSOURI { BEBE DANIELS | mois 108%)1..... ye bend sales OOO omittec.) 1. G. and N. Kingen, 2740 Hickory. Quinn, tenor. assisted by “Ukalee’’ i tropics, where the rainy and dry as t is lukew arm: aS soon as || 8:30, musical program. agu Indian Barytone Grand and Lucas “Crowded Hour” 201%, 101% ..... | 5 20% 19% 1 19 CLOSING RT TK — i. ane + Delaney, £868 siceee. as sree Violinist and ukulele player; || seasons alternate, these are de- ae Bar acts «A SB 2 oe gen ead | WMCA, New York (341), 8. so- Dick Henderson | Kismet Sisters ~ nae ° | Pe | % Baie] @ ) SThITY . Asked. | 5. » Lahay. 2 S. nirteentn. Mitch odd, pianist; Fred Welsh | termining fact es irr , vad rer, le rise. | Mgr os ; M 2| 84 | | = — aye | E. R. and T. Olmated. 4708 C l ce. ' ing factors in the time of|When } ‘ rano; 9:15, Hotel ] 2 lightning Artist, ‘eu | ‘S | 83 "8 | ihe ele eh iss | SF: and An shaw, 3541 w. Een oN 8 P. M.——Concert by St. Louis Let- |] !|| species = ot Generis Spectes. Many | ing tk tel due coan as Pon | dnentin ¥ ge ers es DOC BAKER j On ue | | 10%* 10 : * hee stamens °68 . J. an , ulcle. dif owa ter Carrier's Band Branch 43 i 4 cies sp n uring 1e@ «6©colider Stir unti] tt is thoroughly mixed: | , “ay . : M_A} 29%) 2x4) one te-Laclede Nationa’., ~08 --+|J. and J. Weise. 4527 N. Second. 11:30 P peg At @ | months, as for example, the sal-|cover and . ' ||| WOAW, Omaha (526), 6, story in his new revue “ : ~~ ok of Commerce 145 14 4 J. a ] . 22 Sco . > *« . M.——_Loew 8 Night Owls i} P ’ n aga n allow it to rise, : a, Gen Gér or! 2%! 2% a i Rank 177 A. ene 2. I Wal ty 7IBA. . Fieeiatene! Srems _icew “ State Theater: Brooks i} Penrege. eh - : then add the remaining ingredi- i hour: 6:20, pianist; 6:45, Fonten- with Benn & and ria. , 44 Gilette SR US, | aoe ile Trust .. 400 |W. O. and A. Ellerbracht 5331 Union. ose with novelty songs, from CHIPE EW A. -—— The automobile |ents and 1% ctps flour. Toss the |: ' elle orchestra: 9. Rosebud pro-| —— wre? 8 Gdyr Tire oa = ; Union Trrs« ens 300 iW. L. and L. Vernon. 2901A Madison. the Greenwich Village Follies: Pas- route to St. James, Mo., follows: | mixture on a floured cloth and ||! . - RIVOLI °3 Gren Bak y .) VR! . san Gredit Indemnity...' 46%, 4 'O. and E. Simino, 509 N. Theresa. telle Ballet ; _ plano number by | Drive out Manchester road on | knead. using % cup of flour: cov- |! | gram. NS scien wale phe ayaa Near Oli 13 G CR | Sat Motor Corp 26 28 =| i G. and N. Ringen, 2:40 Hickory. Rosette: readings, Ann Gold: a | Route No. 12 of the Road Guide, |¢r, and again let it rise. The mix- | | WOC, Davenport (483.6), 7, WEAF HURT RT JRF | ' Oth ve r R&crR : iJ. and M. Petrow, 4615A Easton: short discourse r > ° : i J . : ‘SO 1.) 44 u by Edward George. ' } ; , : 1 Hap CSta of tale 446 | > MeEntee’ 17 » to Rose Bud, then on Route No.|ture may be shaned as a Swedish ro ; 11, Louis C , , ~+ : . Shoe com... | 39% '....” | T- and J. McEntee, 1706 Austin. ballet master, subject: “The Value of |] ||| 28 Laine * alll to er tear braid Swed | Program; 11, Louis Connor's or- (Oy 4 iy UNION ° Maes ¢ , eleh Shoe } " iP’ J. and N. Von Seal 42732 1 « | orp . mardson ist pid 102 ape - @- sy. n alien. vid LHe. Simple Ballet Exercises to Persons = . - » , , chestra: n a 1 Heyden c | 4 ac son Ist 3 + nazz | Ll, and A. Mathews, 5632 S. Magnolia. Other Than Ballet Dancers’: selected from there on No. 7 into St.| The Swedish tea braid is made hy | estra; songs. Unien & Easton I Here Pow ./106 . om. } teboeeed et + he |W. H. and O. Toy, 1O06A Hamilton. songs, Lera La Vine; Railroad Y. M. | James. : : cutting off theres pieces of the ||| WPG, Atlantic City (299.8), 6, Mor- | ah 2 Hom & H. i. "PEE salir |F. A. and M. Anderson, 4246 Sacramento. ||| ©. 4- Mandolin Club; Tom Terry, or- ||| || |. 4 READER.—John McCormack, | Sih UES Of equa a colling it ji] ton trio; 7, concert; 8, dance. WEST-END LYRIC CORINNE GRIFFITH tees. | 13 Int Con R.!' @ a, G. com 60 J aa. Geel 1537 P. gan numbers. the Irish tenor, was born in Wes*- e hands into pieces of unl- || Delmar at Euclid — ; 5 Int M © pf! 4° G. ptd..-...- 4828 "1G. To ang G. Copling, 15075. Ninth we | meath, Athlone, Ireland. on June |form size, then braiding the three ||| WQJ, Chicago (447.5). 6, concert, a an : Int ve B., } i oD. pid... ++-j02@ |. 2... Fa ad i firadtes. 20 ‘Alaska , WEW—248 Meters 14, -188¢ Hie married Lily Foley pieces, cemetior. Tals ee be | pianist, musical readings: 9-12, YALE Norma Shearer & Jones Ita (to Wa! , 2 fd. a , M. D . 4501 Pennsylv: . Es ih, * *P — | of Dublin on July 2, 1906. In the ‘ ' ' esired. | Z "O- Conrad c c BWalker D. G. 24 pid... 84% | Fr, an . Dressler, 45 sylvania TUPSDAY, 7:00°P. M.—Literary | 0 uly n th Ned and Ches, Lucas sisters, vo ‘s*e] 32 Kelvinat CC] 23 | | 3 & Walker D. G. com 030, 24 | W. and C. Beals, 1120 Belt. readings. year 1919. McCormack became a J. B. H. — Mirror silvering is |) i 3700 Minnesota “EXCUSE eee | ’ Land H CA “"- 6 ‘ ve | : Medart pfa ‘ 102 ‘ y- 1, and Cc. Pinkert, 1611 Ho an. RN i! citizen of the United States. His sometimes a misnomer, not a} cal, czar of ragtime; 12, Hotsy paki, 2 | 65 fee, wee 1: 1s @ Medart com 33 a age page Fe oe nil | KF VE—240 Meters (| home is in Noroton, Conn. the coatings applied to glass con- Totsy hour. ee a By wee oe ‘ . 37} ln Iron Works com 35 | 36 | F. and RB. Potter, 39106 Lindell. _ TUESDAY, 6 to 7 P. M.—Review | PAILY READER PF ae taining silver. One formula for WRC, Washington (468.5). 6, ' . eee 1. & FAeRCHSte Bimetaliic .. ~* 2 R. and M. Brueckmann, 1422 Mississippi. of Theaters by Romaine Fielding. nabie 4 af © FE. H.—It is|mirror eilvering is as follows: Seide , hestra: 7. talk: 8 - ane + ot tant meee : “nett Telc. 8%, com jane be $~ S. and S. Penorney, ASi? N. Twenty-first. | 10 P. M.—Piano and song recital, | ra sieel, a pe on or va. 2s Solution No. 1: Twelve grains of we enman & Orcnestre, 4, LAIN, 9, : ] Menai ion x 4 ie PB pid. of ‘ os u + i? ee ie 5 a A, ipcent. i] ©. G, Cosby. soloist: Andy Andreson. || are nite Daa Eo inceen cote oe pee aol mayen + aaa Ps. eye en ee ee M P R E S GRAND CENTRA ; | iro 4 » - ' ‘ ¥. @. % ron. 2725 St. Louis. pianist: Mother's Relief Fund ] . 4 ochelle salts adde to 8&8 ounces | ‘2 MidWUti! 96 4! P.B ag: oo r i ang p> atene. 3427 Guiles. by Romaine Fielding: Sees | soapy solution, or pick off theljof distilled water. which has | chestra. i OLIV é ) ' _ | ed 05 fi ional Shoe pid 120 oS A ore. i gue a — inaine, Ted Guy. director. spots. If the white spots are in|been brought to a boil. Let the ||| WSAI, Cincinnati. (325.9), 7, At- LIVE AT GRAND \ Val (114 rte...) 2% o% at ic or tm ot 2:: 1B and G. Holtman 426: 2. am | the leaves, it is probably due to| mixture come to a boil for 6 to 7 | water Kent artists; 8, Silvertown THE WOODWARD PLAYERS LYR if oK YOOM q N te ; an — ola 47 ‘7 ive, See. - a saaaie 45 45 \ 1 and A. Bouskowgkt paenine ton. 3 } cee Saneiiieg SS rp? sary ane this minutes, then cool and filter. So- | ordinatiets jin POLLY WITH A PAST) ‘ ra | c vi af ' . : ‘loam tcan°*° th of . Hayes. 3731 ¢. —_ : e Dian e- i lution No. 2: Take 8 ounces of ‘ ‘ 2 ye 16 grains more of nitrate of sil- | a E 30 G a A mG D OorEeRa n> * ‘t# . » - aon io1:. | lL. C. Niehaus, 4534 Clayton. - , on eh vee > md eed a ode ie ver, stir well until dissolved, Ahan || WTAS, gin (302.8), 7-11, star HOUSE ‘ ma ‘e+ "gat, ag * |W. Cole, 12,.1403% WN. 16th. | KDKA, Pittsburg (309.1), 7, pro-|| 2187 schools trom se-00 & year Stutz | ) | : easie G Abel °F. 102: ° aiks, lecture. » ” talk: 7, guitar duos, Straub and | ve 11% > Stutz Mot | 8 | 7% 7% lots of the various articles | Bessie G. Abel, 27, 1023 Park WEEI. Boston (475.9). 6. WEAF, oe | OZARKS! La _ Sh BN 24% Sait a welkiot 10% sien GOs Freeh “county Cand an 38% @ | Mando Wileon, 30, ers ‘pocust. ph KPNF, Shenandoah (266), 7:39,) musical; 6:30, WEAF musical; 7, ecient Tetty ° $76.2 IN iss Oldest Health YHOTOPLAY THEATERS HAMILTON e% . | . er ~ - r + 'y 63 4 +. & eileen ase 5 en forentes Sony jotmaan . posnthe. Bere. 20th. concert. Atwater Kent artists; 8, Good- 5-80 D a phan ( pre ke ce and yosgunes Tee Es paw ENGLISH ai ‘ | 12 Thermiod Ri 8 i%| 7M). sash = coy carried | Tacob, ho. s345 Milente, > ee een eae, roe’g . 500m Oreleea, quintet; "7:30 classical: 0:30, pda pede? A: interest. 1800 feet The Funny Pe ’ , r 7 vf . . . ‘ : 4 . » : . ’ , © « , ‘ 7, 4 Fs 51, * | : Palin’ Can Tul osu! shee R—Cheamery ernes 8 ie brice. ee Se aeceee. 22, 3203 Morgan. program, jazz singers; 11, H&@-|)wpraa, Dallas News Journal Chahemat orchestra, jabb art.|f above sea level. Where the air ROCKETS Demb-Beil a ‘30. | 21 Un Carbide | 68% 68%) 68% | {rsis, 6c; seconds, BSc; ‘pack-| Charlotte Brinkmeyer, 82, 3523 N. Jef-| waiian nighthawks, quartet; 12.) (475.9), 6:30, Lone Star orches-| (1. | SAVIOT OLS | ORS ae a 14 So wee 4 U Caw : ae x ney : ; Rensational * 3 1% 18% + + 9 = ai o's = 4 Se Per pound Northern twina, | |). Sims. 58. 1275. Hodiamont motion picture hour; 1, Mont- tra; 8:30, quartet; 11, orchestra, WGR Buffalo (319). 7. WEAF aaah i kn! 4a ground Tiller in His a ey 4 int Prt Shar Hes prints, 23% be eget: eee ee) Winten 1 oto th 4242 Kowsutl marte dance orchestra. entertainers. | ‘program pe : Fine hotels and furnished apart- = : Dancing Girls New Oomedy : 7 7 § 5 | of ~ : . - _ ee YT es g Bene 1e ‘ 9 7-239 : . ‘ °- ‘ s. j : 4 is % : at ake’ . oF A i °'7 ame Ben}, Jumoo. $2.25: me a graret P 1] Bs fine ‘ KGO, Oakland (361. )s -30. friend WFIT. Philadelphia (394.5). 6, WGY. Schenectady (379.5). 6:30. ments a egy eT me No amount of equivo- a 1, l%\ ’ S L&Ht.. Pdc Ns AN OV. babies. " a. te Hudson. . hed & _ to bovs: 10. The Wren. comedy; “— . .. | o. ! ‘ swimming, ) , ‘ e . - f ar | 46 Victor T M1 96 ~ 0 SOUABS—ive pigeons, | 1. Driscoll, 53. 26 5. Rroadwas : WEAF concert: 7, Atwater Kent; program; 7:30, vocal recital;|Jing and a new point of interest cation can contradict , ~: ay an W per doven: common live uab. 7 Annie Goodman, 54. SIN5A Delmar 1°. orchestra. soloists. P , . 24) : ‘ery day ee Write for fre. :; : " ‘ arn B PA 16% sq - arti &, Goodrich § Sil, ry day to see. > OO A A ee Em i‘ } te ow | to Squape 55c: small and | Ollie D. Fagasia, 50. 3221 Lafayette . - sts: §, oaric ilvertown | $:30, organ. |fevery day v th f ts! R d hat mr rs ar. P ate Th ‘Bee Geet + Der pounu | |Auc. Doleno, 41. 5758 Piece. KGW, Portland Oregonian (491.5), orchestra. | WHAD, Milwaukee Journal (275),/ 4 booklet “A. B. © sac cac w nha, | OAS, do pid.. ¥2% POULTRY—Fow!ls. heavy. 22 %c:- eel Contestabile, 63. 2819 St. Louis EEE. COMMERCIAL CLUB, th itics 4%! 34% . 6 White RMS light, 2245¢: leghor 0 ~ . 4 1105 Madiaon ose . , © cri say— 10% TT he | 36 \¢: eprings, 3 ibe ne. ~wdg & 5 a aa 131A S Leonard music TRA RESORTS Eureka Springs. Armosss + , ' ' over. ° i}, » ’ - . : 4%, 4\ , rong. 1% @l iba... 35¢ : leghorns., l’. Mahony. 74. 434° Gano . on r on . ee ee Fic: Kamge NO, 4. 21 uc. FY $I.) to $18 early, medium weight | gathered, firste 31@i31 ic: ditto storage} Ramsay's Four; 9:45, orchestra. Brevard, Waynesville, Black Mountain, Blowing Rock, mae Ss | el SS She esa Aipode At, ihe, clesrng at | Pacee'yaQint® Uitte wire, Saced’ st mitsburg Press (481.8). ¢ 4 . » , = _« Cc; . SS . . . ° ~~ m4 te Ste | American T & Telegraph Bes % PH Mat | their terms on June 1, 1 ees HiT ee Gitte frosen 28 @43c: fowls. 22@42c; old] “cal. flute, reader, pianist. 712 Chemical LBidg., St. Louis, Mo. | | O65) 66%) 664, 18 3 y ay POHICAGO. May 19.—Poultry alive, un-| qwoco., Minneapolis - St. Paul TOO, 100% 1oOy | at the Bankers Trust : Inc and Copper | settied fowls 24c: roosters I4%;c: tur. 416.4). 7, WEAF program. . Ra's h4% 844, Btreet, or in Boston at The Merchants ® y &. keys 200: ducks ©4@25c; geese lic: A 4), ft = Press (516) Poi) Saha! 77%] tonal Bank. ot he eK. May 18.—Worid’s condi- broilers 256 ee «19.—Butter lower; | WC: Detroit ree : ’ e O f e y BOs | SU% KO H. BLAIR-SMITH, T tinc industry are i's, sonal | Par O%c: standards 7:20, musical program. vr a! the falling off in European py rag ey LACE Oc: “firsts, 38 WDAF, Kansas City Star (365.6), Mountains uw. "s the metal. save a survey @3 ~: seconds 3° @ 37 sc. Kgege iower: - “ | ; 4c i Servi. nar pe of the Internationa! receipts, 44.558 caace; firsts. TP, @ 3ic; 6. Schoo! of the Air: 11:45. frolic, Ja the Southern Appalachian 7 oo ondon. World stocks! (-ainary firsts. 2P%ec; storage packed ex Merry Old Chief, ~ Plantation 2 Teun NET? estimated at 32.400 met “ 1 & . an . with a Steady ai « , metric tras. 32 “we; firsts. 5 a c. - . ¥ accumulat f siad -— lav . . MENT SZCURITIES ~ rarepe because of restricted grow: wan. Sdn ek ebis), ¢:1 Frequent, convenient train service Mav 19.-- Copper—Steaty: | | New York Cotton Cushman’'s serenaders, 6:30, ’ | -_—— ~ SPot and futures, 18%¢. Tin. ee mn ’ ° : -- maths nearby, $34.25: futures. | NEW YORK. May 19.—Cotton epot| Packard touring: 7 Atwater outhern awwa stem , SY. erices Lew ge 7 steady ; middling, —< ne, ae | Kent artists: §, orchestra: 9. Lo- | pent futures $6.0046.05. An-|5 100F n te 2 ac O Oct. "32.48c to} pez orchestra. , : BOX” — a fon POS PST oo bOe: Dec. 22.08¢ to 22.72c; Jan., 22.50; wRAO, Columbus (293.9), : , . aa? Pence: futures 161 Se: elec- | 10 2=-92¢. —-{| chimes, lecture, orchestra. " ’ i. o F435 10. fotures £64 Tin | Oo Far WEAR Cleveland (388.4). 6. ; N'S BANK BUILDING ~ Be Stents: fares goa, OTs | cen hee. Git toes: | WEAR. ; | =— yes {3 2e 6 pence: futures, | January ..22.89 22,08 22 .30-3° 21.98 WEAF program, §&-10. Crysta! re BU ST.Lours Mo. a futures. £33 °°." ga. See ice © i May 35 38 see soot es 22 4,) ‘Stinper orchestra. . . N c , = , ee | ee er 8957 2225 2248-50 33.17) WEBH, Chicago Post (370.2), 6:30, i “ONTINTOL om stew York Rubber December 23.75 22.44 22.69-72 | =2 a7 Oriole concert, Riviera theater; ; - : — . ORK — E , ni January 2. 1h: May 22.05c: pa ‘ . . Mee. ‘aon 63% — Te 28 BS: - October T2.35c; secember §:30, dance, soprano, 10:30, — , 22.55c. . é. ~ 4 2 z " . wl % A ~ ; fe an

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The € r | a as 2 » Wet Gat ehee ia in ru the local committ : .|it was mat for Site on 6000 Acres of Land Near Owner of Galesburg Interurban, HIGHWAY RIGHT OF WAY Silo Wrecked. Barn Lifted and, “* ‘ ’ Se ee ee oe —— ~- Dap ata cei \ comeant ¢Senaeeeee 2 Piedmont, Mo. However. Bids It In. Lppiticereereie Trees Broken, Near Mazon, Tk = #24 4's wife was Killed a ee statin. eel PS poemoun> conti By the Associated Preas By the Awociated Press Heavy Damages Awarded by Jury he Associated Press Honeywell Contes to National a Pe SS aCe seal nog M .: ym ; . PIEDMONT, Mo. May 19.—A) MONMOUTH, Ill, May 19.—T of Freeholders at MORRIS IN. May 19.--About| Body. Capt. H. E. Honeywell of ‘St. Louis | Maj. of a Re ge seal nd Galesbure & Western Railway : @ale 0 enigbbors worked yesterday in | ST. JOSEPH. Mo May 13.— who were each demoted on place suggesting that the i fish preserve will be established 18§-mile-long interurban line ex- GALESBURG. I Ma‘ ,the fields of Henry Carter's farm |The local contest committee of the in the race for alleged failure to in- | moved. , + J Child Sitting in Mother’s Lap near here under plans being made tending between Monmouth and MALES ON PP 16. to clear away debris left by a smal! ‘ : , t ue iz urd yalesbure, Ss so' t elin- pe. sa ; . Torna’ hich |] lex rery uild-} When Shots Were Fired (> *Portsmen throughout Missouri Galesburs, was sold ay a a were allowed H. A. and C. C. Craig. gs ty Sr seaahs seca a | . : ing t > uent tax sale yesterday to the ats ing om the piace cept tne rm | ~. From Passing Auto. be + pete rep leme gee edie mi : Pui as rely . Bs this morning by a jury of 12 fre€-')ome on Saturday. The storm just | |L. Reed of this city, acting treas- Walsh Brothers of Davenport la Pe iP a ae eee ay sur’ or ie os ° . | ithe present owners of the line. Bid- holders who heard the evidence in missed the village of Mazon and . urer of the league sponsoring the! sine a vention penance voir the price the condemnation suit brought by then struck the Carter farm, a mile SOPLAR BLUFF Mo. May 19.|P'*9%. Arrangements have been! up to $13,500 the Department of Public Works “WOT, oS eee tives aie 7 2 wy - made for 6000 acres of land for An agreement between the and buildings of Illinois against mm en pgs, one pants “| %. ape ray 3 Wetec Ls ,the preserve, it was said, 4800 of Walshes and the lllinois Poweranaq =~ [i ree ‘atin teh aya oy sre ate saneel ou ve Tre a Broseley im this county, will be which are in wild timber and Light Co. goes inte effect imme- ine a and omnse of the we — ne = animais eet given preliminary hearing at Dex-| which is expected to prove idea) diately for the use of the right of farm, between this city and Knox- a ——. apdiegeny Rega rd a! . ter on May 22 on charges of mur-|fOr Wild game propaga‘ion. way by the latter for an electric’ ville. The land was sought by the et mae ay wget on oan ; aln Rietehiiinaian ——— C -er and windows blown out of ftarm dering Pauline Miller. 3-yvear-old Two lakes, covering several hug- “S=S™sSSion fine wv» which powe State for highway purposes. . : = “= os . | Rl eam the Keokak dam will Be car- houses and outbuildings unroofed - daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John) dred acres, are to be constructed *™ oe wih Mei me cs The ver allowed $1880.10 for In Mazon only one small barn! Miller of near Bernie eeVveral| on the property, Reed said. Anum- *"***% ‘® Valesourse the approximately five acres of ciate timid e weeks ago while the child was sit-| ber of large. cold water springs are Woman's Arm Fractured in Fall. and inv ed t] a sSesced Fit eR bw ting on her mother's lap located on the property, originat-- Mrs. Edith Weber, 30 years old. damages at $12 for deprecia- Dead From Tornado Injuries. ore os Lucas is charged jointly with ee! 4 on Clark ~ Mountain and oF 63 > — ith Rroadw avy. Was taken ti v7 folio. S 4 ne f the. B “eo 4cmnciatecd Prew: Surgees. well-known land owner,! Round Top, both of which are on to city hospital at 10:30 p. m. yes- road over e proposed r . WEST FRANKFORT. Il. May Mrs Clifford W. on whose farm Miller was living./ the preserve. Propagation of bass, terday. Her arm and shoulder were Previous to the trial the State 193.—-Amother death resulted from Miss Celeste Michel, Mrs. with the murder of'the gir! She jack salmon and other fish will be” fractured when she fell over a stick had offered th: Craigs $2500 for the torfiado of March 18 when H og be ea el moe vas nl undertaken of wood in the yard of her home. the right of wa; David Sanders, 60 rears old, died } , peede Yy ~ their home shortly after dark. The). slain child's father, who was some | distance down the road from his home, saw the men pass. He be.| Neves they thought they were fir- ing at him. Bureess and Lucas both are held in jail at Bloomfield on charges of murder in tke first! degree. Feeling ran high at the preliminary trial of Burgess last week. @nd authorities are taking! every precaution to prevent a dem. Spend your vacati ° ° onstration at the trial of Lucas. _ boil: " on in Yellowstone National Park. See the Difficulties over the manufacture, ing hoe Springs, mud volcanoes and the great SCyStrs in of Dlictt whisky are believed to action. Watch | > vl . have been responsible for the trou- | F : prunging waterfalls, clamber over the bie with Miller and the sheoting| mountain trails and gaze upon the placid waters of beapti- of his little daughter. / fyl Yell Lak ‘ . : When testifying against Burgess, owstone ec stretching as far as the eye can sce. “s i Mra. Miller said she was holding) Be 40 ad the child in her lap when tke shots sure your reads vi la ss ‘ey : d PY ye shots ike es — ria Wa Handsome books descriptive of | aeet were fired. om | bash Om facifc directtothe Yellowstone, detailed travel in- ‘ a “IT stood the little child down and Westernentrance of the Park—W ‘ ; , | rigs That is the| Sc. Louis all the wayonthe “Pas, @bash Ticket Office He sf . hed been) ; —= " a 3 ort roadway ee testified. | fc Coast Limited on andafter me ree leon | J a, via -ity and Den- Div. Passen; Agent. Wabash | May se ities | Personally Escorted AB-F xpen.se ver, leaving Se. Louis at 9:03 am, 1450 Railway , Se. Louis | Binyon, who described himself asa Tours to Rocky Mountain and an ving West Yellowstone3 :1 Spm General A a = tee ji an of] promoter from Fort Worth, | Yellowstone Nationa! Parks, day after tomorrow, 2053 Railwa Eciecee, _—— l outs Tex... yesterday wag acquitted in California, Zion Nationa! Park d ‘ special sessions on a'charge of pos- “The s oe a t. Lewis- era Listed” — , +gessing a revolver in vielation of Woe we usw fast wain leaving $2. Leute 2.00 og "— the Sullivan law. Binyen was ar- rested ten days ago on complaint of Miss Edythe Sterling, a vaude-— vUje actress, who charged that he) attempted te kill her in the lobdby of « hetel. BRinyon's counsel main- tained the pistol, which the police ee said they found in Binyon's poases- 77 sion was not his client's Acharge of 191 Broedway, New York —every y felonious assault against Binyon Chicago : Sen Francisco : Boston : London : Paris: Montreal rubber. ’™ aimmigeed = last apo by a . : ; sae’ jury. f 4 ‘

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ST. LOUIS POST-D) DISPas MAY 19, 1925. ——— nen —i — es % . —_ — — _ = EE — ——s ——— — —_- — nil " ‘ - SKetched at the Track by ~ | WINIFRED BLACK i@ — Some of the Summer Costumes Worn ‘a the Kentucky Derby wanouuarrn ea TODAY PRESENTS | Sweet Sixteen’s Outcry — —— mm me em ee et ——— —_ _ —_ CC LELEL C Cttttttt attttt a —— - —— TSHED until! their heads are crammed—shoved out inte the world too young. made men and women when they ought to be bors and giris. parents to blame for the whole jazz question— whew' Heres an indictment for vou, father and mother. and it 8 written by a little 16-year-old gir'!., too. It i#en 't always spelled exactly right. but there's m lot of good sense and bed temper in it Read it and see how vow like it. “We have been pushed until our heads ar? crammed. The biggest part of our time in our childhood has been cut off. When we should have been playing with our dolla. we were made to stay in and study; when we should have been asieep we were studying. We are pushed br our parents pushed by our teachers. and thought dumb if we were not with the crowd. You expect us at 16 ‘o WNIFRED BLACK have the knowledge of 8 or 20 rears olds of vester- day. Youth Fritters Its Energy. “At 13 and 14 we are sent to parties: by the time we get to 16 ¥e are so full of jazz that we can't stop or else are so sick of it we want something more, something different. The next thing is smoking and from that drinting. “Our idea is why shouldn't we drink and smoke* Our fathers an¢ mothers are doing it. We are tired of dancing and parties. we war: more than this. and we must have something to amuse ourse!ves. Youth must have something to turn its energy to. “Bometimes our systems just bubble over with energy. at these times we want to Go something ‘wild.” If only our parents understood us better and would put this energy toward the right track, there wou'd be no cause for criticising. “We ask cur parents if we can have a gir! friend for the week-end No, it's too much bother or she has an engagement of her own. conse- quently, we have nothing to do for the week-end. so the first boy that asks us to go out with him, we go. Not exactly because we want (o, but there's nothing else to do. Parents Often Show Neglect. “In many cases the parents are appealing to the teachers. Te me P Was at ’ elaborate pains to her erm barrassment : steady gaze. “I just t wait until Charies Sento talk to him about Do you think its of me to dash off this wt bim?” raised surprised brows. your own husband? 4 it be dreadful?” kept her eyes on the & - : Doris mace no com sents she was folding. no further question. | one, and laying her no curiosity regarding ship of Mariana and C€ bas. had ro desire to km - ated. “you-— = she hesit ee their apparent fiirtat) hat you saw--@t (5° ~-sqsed 7.” . She was spomb wit hardened. misery. To mpd oar mi e > intimacy was greater ‘ that Was you: : mech Of _ To , their actions at the: Mariana, | shall BOC ..-panted wold not after all. (3 BOC MY pain It wae torture Mber pretty lips twisted bit- know that the mas : + if by this hasty de- whom «he had fatuc a loved her. was in r@ yours, you mean to sig- wtth her sister. the your flirtation with Mr. friend. at an end. I think you So, she only said qa a wise coarse. Charlies T am giad for yo very dearly, he has al-_ a splendid, faithful, . ae = P : % - - x : this seems more ridiculous. In mest cases, it is the parents that are 2 too wrapped up in their own social affairs te care what becemes of el 4 You owe him tnfinite admitted. i you -& their chiléren, so having to blame someone, they simply can't see why \ 4 +3 heen 8 she broke off. bit her : the teachers can’t discipline their pupils! But let the teachers really ra ete eret ahi cael Der:s gave her nn try seriously to discipline the puplis and see how quickly they get a &) it ’ 5 eute bene & anas unfinished senu ‘Tiee’ out of these very parents ales ee \Giem in te = = _¥ -- own interpretation “My acvice is stop cramming our heads, jet us take our time and Fok | nine Scestion plate. | Mariana sorely tem give Us some real parental love and advice. Because were not haif as gg girdie oeaded Indian . pr rr worn round the iow walt bad as they try to make us.”’ Well, anyhow, she talks straight from the shoulder, doesn't she” By MARGTERITE MARTYN. Mrs. Wiliams wore ome at ' This little “Sweet Stzteeen.” What do you think of what she has to —a a : ae \ | very wide black felt ex: XT ae X. as Va LHe Smartes. | aes | , b . - i a» - TrRar ne ee 4 rarely " —=— = —=— — gowns observed in the grea »~ * ay pieree co Bee . we , . ee | som of the smartest Read | MARGUERITE MOOERS MARSHAI fashion disp:ay Derby Day at , 7 | Next figure at the BE — ° ee | os + ebay d smooth finished ae Une’ Billy Sees Without Bécine cloth, the coat collared and band- y ; . > . ed up and down and round abcu: bs % sewn with yellow buttem MER old-‘tshiconerd roman picked ap and put awey for th CIRO. $ so 4 "3 : tom $l ‘ : : “so mey ee Teds It oan baie Be with strips of cilt leather. The ance Pig er 7” “~ toe famuy; her daughter labored with them to do To prove it uw © erer you circular and poiu‘e | , : dress was trimm uch th m pone granddceghter should werry ever dome —Old Mother Nature. ‘as e¢ muc —— \ Next is a sketch of ° . vo « Way except that the banding was new in back trimming. Tig ' a om of the dress ma‘eria! Th ee SKETCHED AT J XK vay: Ngati : ong @ women incolers the czpenditure of # a wee bit short on patience. Then he gets short-tempered. He began to lose patience as he vainly hunted for the nest and dress is of ._ crepe - and time; that is why most men ort out from neck and belt behind wam ton that if ogn’t be done. satin streamers and of . ° ° open to show a jlais periect flirtation is one im which acither party is for U NC’ Billy Possum sometimes is) AV coe wae “ween ‘by Mike. Seatiars JouISVILLE. — DERBY DAY 3y ; Miller of New Y rk. formerly a rn ee eee iii Louisville be!!> She wore She > a choker string of large gold beasts eges of little Mrs. Teeter the Sand- | a einad ie aaeecetat on “S Drum weighted uvon one side with luminous scarf of purple stripes buttoms and the collar and cuf? beneath. gp alo believing that the affair is fhe real thiag. Whi piper, and the fuss she was mak- | = One rather becoming ~ y that the perfect flirtation doer not exist! ing began to get on his perves. If : 7 a " i ("cam CSDSKOX gold and brown ribbon The next frocs I sketched be- edge with gold kather. With wearing the scarf is to pia | i P . | ‘Trimmed With frown belting ri>d- : im —— ? ; ; she hadn't made such a fuss he Next is a bDri-‘ about the neck ani a5a ¢ & © come im which there are « few prises. ilps impression of cause it was so cleverly d-sign=4. was worn a bat of green relour dor The flows, is an orchid Mrs. Clara Bell Wa wouldn't have been so sure that cc ‘ sh, now of It is made of reseda green crep2. trimmed with tiay quills. green illustrated in the mest & scores and. for the worst players, the “cousciation” ibe next froc« w - , oo a . - ' 7 these eggs were close at band | 3 ; “et as 6wWorn Y New York but forme: of s nas fine pieated -amels at each orange. gold and red. upstandinc Another use is made of 8 P P i » | rS LOUIS ater ha former \ , = are * = Pa . 3 —" i i a a i ie — . } ; The more fuss she made the more « ae - : 2 LMU H 4 Wo shad side and La f > sk at the froer acque>- red and black and has 31 leather in the [ast pictare. men mcde more of « habit of telling the truth fe ' " >“uS' i> Pac as 8 prec - had ~ * pDurD he ob - AAA "*earworT- = ~ —— = = be ~ ~ * >. ee — — - s ‘ . ie “ ° : , J sure he was that be was getting aed th p s ; ee . sel ye ty ; + 0 . x r J oe! ©B-a One he mare } } ed Pcs pleated tunic skirt which opens three-piece suit has goid act so ‘usord when he does tell a! nearer to those eggs. But, look as 4 ee = : — ay Was sCal.oped Waist ‘ne and ovrerla > was $ one worn Sy Mrs. Eu- over a black satin skirt. The pat. belt and cold leather | . . . ; ore@ (ranusparen. Oraid. the wid: black crepe and «h-« eo we. | the’ hels rT) . Be Yt ? : be would, he couldn't see them Pl — van “e- 6818CR Crepe ane sa bed a % he bel ,ner> are goid leath +, gene Williams of St. Louis. It is tern of the print is somewhat In- clusters of buttonhelem pwns ind it 90 hard to talk to men—in fact. ALL Hie k and forth, Dack a — wie _ ——— eee — t ‘ earl , a og age sees wayiwith | 2% Wonder if 4A could fing @ ish F a oe eee pate 8 agoRRCRO. oe and fo ; way. way, +. m iN L ©: cA se. Siow ne Cheese = me. negar. Heat slowly : weer do Smit a ie ny Feb > hak Oa eee — , : Hot Slaw. ea: ° his sharp little nose to the ground . MSA wn the Smiling Poo: e vt inn hated mts and dances grow durine rat tart: x wes a “or _ until all is blended and 7 : j - 4 - _ _ ‘ — . i aa ‘* > Be. she hele. . a. ted a - . s.aw ' ay = made So serv Ad | — little and bis shrewd little eves loox- ; ad ecstatii mS aca ‘oo 2 oul ; atte with cold sliced , emer 5 age thin fo is ¢ ‘9 ger j whirl e that iancing When metted together pour over ee nae until all is Diended and ine carefully at everything and =—s ° me 50 do =o 0 70 Get j .¥ “ ~~ ~~ By FOE, || owtge og rer hours | goes on, Dat Cuprul Of crumse ane it cand | heart of 6 auall Ge) oe ro the sauce, them & behind everything and under ev- ak . F hing els ! ; | nal T , . . F preg si he ban. *‘@m minutes. Next add the beater meart of a firm cabbas:. wots 3 | : ¥ if id find ; . | ] ; - , eg re nen slice it thin on the cutter. and of course no eggs. It was crawfish in the Smiling Pool. Now Red F a , Ae 4 And then the Tashi Lama earth- grated cheese. pepper, salt and | taniespoonful ef butter, « half cup- most provoking Yes. sir. it was Ah happen to be orer this way A> ly embodiment of the d@ivine «riri: then foid in the stiffly “eaten — espe eta of batter, a Ralf © of >. . . >» &% =~: af *+he oo DD -+:e — “ — , - -s -_ >» = as - | may as well bare lao) Where a Holy Spirit Worshi oe Watches on. serene and WE vs , Yoaaw os & Ses ‘our into a Sal’ salt eful of - most provoking. And it made it - r° iadinl ee d - is 'P in ° Human. his paterna J -eece weil Duttered Saking dish and bake te anane a oe we os an ga - >o e’ Billy tur and sii ' ' Ce ie ae , " ocon.u. Of Gry mustara. a all the more provoking to have . . 3 . urned a qd siow - ERY “ genera’ ns a ar ar--vanr =~ _ one a Tie i ma Ghrecium oven until set Like a beaten egz and a bait cupfu! of Vv ; ; . - ‘ = ~ , — ——s mem © th — n ° — “- — ‘. - o- - 2 ———, ai a - - he . . 2 “ -= “= _ - = . - ’ little Mrs. Teeter take on so. Unc’ ~*~ * emer ~~ an ae Se a © Tiva: the Delai Lama was taken The percentage wome sarc. : Rilly felt much as vou woald fee! ing Pooi. for in bis chase for lit : rorig somewhere mn inioet. (rom his far: at the age of & and shoe makers increased from . e . ; “or > + . “Le ~# having seen soen ane Dien Bit “ - . mil tle Mrs. Teeter he had been ied AG. Guring s hood an if a stick’ of candy was held just adie Mehination, 2 sng ey MR a certain day and having ex- adolescence he was asieeeiaee | Because churned from out of reach and you were toid » » ro | acs Ume midited some infantile signs of pre- guarded ani ed ated + leas a: ) * - > > . - — . — — - ie , ile —_ . ™ , " ~ . - ~ - : — . that you could hare it if rou cou! eaded straight toward the city, he will be chosen to be a dignitaries whe instructed hie | ! acted ) | Inmate Teach it piace where Mrs. Teeter's precious ©“9™pelling power among the his duties PRIN TT “malie Teme? Bil . ®Ee3 were. Sut he didnt know | monks and peasants of Thibet. and The big festive the vea-r eae ee : I inauy l ac Billy quite .ost nus Mrs nm teed ne , "#® Most mportant | ca " ~ 7 . money can y- aeons | Mrs. Teeter kne t. rer | net eT tie ns 2 ew r of Th eo ——_ temper as little Mrs. Teeter cried . con ae ween, am men of the country ‘ (Acug she oa f} a h a>) 2 14 wb tJ . ~ aati ®aacan | MAR tumbied out of the reach of his | > Say ower sgntn. pe a recep y > 1H NT] ‘iat Would have war lim st ct » 7 om Ris duties as spire | paws. although one of bis toe sails - afaee Bint a —* ; nee that he w getting ia eadcer . 2a n ° actually touched her. This made om ee . om ‘o lowers a (jose egys “0 : al . . him lose a little more temper and me ae: = : AN his life-he is at the disposes aic . OUL Kept y = , ee P ; be started after her in earnest. He er ae x Ais spi ia 9 OWers The | ideal for Table and Baking Now having made ap his mind presenc Tash AMA r at east he to \00& for crawfish, Unc’ Billy ng 2° Was ‘he last Tashi Lama unr: onger thought of eggs. “So it was : that presentir he passed within a few feet of Mrs. Teeter’s simple knew that she was only pretend ing. He wasn't a bit fooled about that. But be was so disappointed by bis failure to find those eggs that he boped that if he rushed ; littl t : qguickiy enough be might caich. i ee eee ee Look ed straight at four spo"? «i Mrs. Teeter and do two things a: - : eggs. Yes. sir. he looked straioh: ence-cet eren with ber for teas. at them and didn't see th . img him so and have a good meal. ) moms St Bt fie all thew curves. - tem Ported, veins and ar. teries ieft free. vet the styles are all the smartest. Ours are SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK Now smence has discovered a harmless (Net Ineiuding “ oa recaues and tan hewe ‘ ; gear , , eee - _ ° ve war .: > : a there Was now no danger. so she ~ garg Poamegay a ave 2 foresee ot Go ~~ Sracock Bleach C ree ‘Cam cme Ee te ee ees f 4 SMOCK tunic with Your Deales Car Supply You - . cally—it hurts only the ertrziec Use (for fwe dar It of ar t ; = = : no longer pretended to be hurt Deep Dish Rhubarb. dirt. | All wet Se Sarwormanon, ye + teman-olll tees Omer ov cal! Sow | smocking for a — ‘uneed. gcce —w Urimin av ‘ She Mew away and left Unc’ Billy Into a Duttered quart-eize baking 2 16-0 tor ee al Grug and depar-mest stores. rimming may have a PARIS TMLET COMPANY Pars 7 32-page booklet “Foor Haacre™ | , . to fee! as foolish as he pleased. dish, not very deep. put a quart of Dr. AR Cc Co. | — brs in = Pp “Well,” muttered Unc’ Billy. well-eweetened. stewed or baked eed Cushion Shoe | ime cCall ' ! “Ab reckoms Ab dome show bow 3 -hubarb. Cover with plain pie crust dkden Peacock Creme 609 Locust St. Printed Pattern ants. Mau In Our “tude [oper trem Ope 9 AM wo Pr mw : St. Lowis Academy of > BLANTON COMP | feclish an of Possum whe knows oF rich biscuit crust. wetting the l Orders P , ies Bea tv Pamous-Barr Co. Scrasm . romptiy Filled ~*better can be. These aiggs cert'n- edges of the dish so the crust wil! = Culture Barner. 5. Nugen — ey ~ Seid Fi Pirse of Second or Spruce | & are somewhere aise. The dest OO 27% DSHe i 8 moderate oven $04 Pine St.—2d Floor “aller Judge & De Dh Drus = Esciamsrety STIX, BAER & FULLER ‘ | 3° minutes . i. Seen thie ieee ae AAWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAR Sore nL) doce nie na ry “A a Rerss, Ai all good bs | Re Se Chg ae — = = . —— ss — OE ST EEE Re RE SI OER TT sadeenaiies de. 4 OF os Se ly

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ee va a, *g ‘* . rf Eee eeeeeEeEeEeeEeEeEeEEeEeEE—eEe—eEeE eee ‘~* -. DOUB — a » a +. @ . FE i ST. LOUIS POST-DISPAqgiEy MAY 19, 1925. —— gE —_ — _—————— a i", —— — p~wwewewvwvwewwe~ © YY”. eb, ee ee obo eee eee 2 PO 5 a a eee | tii Oi a i a in lt eo" ll tll Ml ol —— _——_— Vv -— —_ OL, OEE EE =_—_— — —— —— | Children’s — - = = - SoS oF?” OY SO = w~awewewewweweweweww ww LY YY ee i i i i i i i aS a a ee ee ee eee OCCU Ch rlCUC mC rrTCUCrmLCUCcCrmCUCCrmCUCrmCUCrmCrmCUCcCrmCcCrmCOCcCrChCcCm ch OCC i. I Sketched at the Track by TOU MARGUERITE MARTYN TODAY’S PUZZLE eee ee —— At i i i i i a Titletitle ——_— ee eee ——— -- } } Tt val l 2, 3 4i.. S|. @! q Mildred : liare S q 10] a CH 2 confession, was chilled by Doris’ ii i2 is} SH ME LU‘ h. I ick of response r gee, Mariana was at She sighed a little at the realiza- ) ; tio ‘ ’ » elaborate pains to Wi wan they, once so devoted ‘Fi 6&3 '© iT 18 ‘ mbarrassment ‘ad drifted so far apart. It was -* ee her fault, she knew. She had been steady gaze, “I just selfish and spoiled and petulant. 19 20 2) An't wait until Charles be hile Doris had gone ahead and alk to him about accomplished things, she had idled toto t 5 away her days } } rou think its - fh avs in the lap of luxury, 22 23 ngs. Do yo (f this pampering her lovely body and siul- ru] of me to dash off this tifying her brain with senseless, eet him?” trivial social affairs. 24 25 2b 27 22 29 t. raised surprised brows. “What I mean to say is,” Mari- ' our own husband? ana explained painstakingly. “‘it’s - dreadful?” eene rally unwise for a wife to ad- 30 cy 342 3,4 d it i mit to her husband that he means kept her eyes On the Doris made no comment asked quite so much to her. Now, if I ments she was folding, no further question ice lee’ Sake _— perfectiy indifferent about 44 45 Ab one and laying in her no curiosity regarding the relation- tsar ger te and - him come . , = as ack When he was ready to come anf ship of Mariana and Craig Cullam. i , , ‘ ms ‘tated. “you-— had no desire to know how far ; titi nen =e upper hand’- 3T 38 pe" she —_ ; b the | their apparent flirtation had pro- ean rosé, with a weary ges- what you Saw--@t (hC -resged. gated ! ety.” | She was nomb with her own ocr "eee Advice to the 39 4° hardened. misery. To find out now that their (0. sien a bergebumges Doesnt it ‘ ¢ that was your imtimacy was greater or less than 0), ae. ee that love is a much © vPR Es their actions at the house party pemantendnns, precious, ephemera! HoRIZONTAL » Mariana, I shall not . 4, ( ha cae getter fomething? You can't turn the | : a ’ Warran ed would not, alleviatsé ner . ” f 1 _- _ of ~~ —* tt h “a : light of logic on it and expect it 1 Acts of selling 17 A high priest y To strike with the | after all, its not MY pain It was torture enough to ; © ; 5; a icine” Scat ; . - ’ to thrive. Pique and enite and 4 Pastime, amuse- Ssraeé| open hand tey Ii twisted bit- know that the man She loved q P +4 _ ; ber pretty Lips ms : , finesse have no place in the heart ment A kind of cloth 09 Skill, dexterity | hasty de- whom ehe had fatuously believed °1 A metal *Bot if, by this hasty iin Min in cantits in lowe of one who truly loves.” S A measure of aréa —- r oa af hin wan 31 Writing fluid ~ - . ‘ a P ee wn - = 2 P e ’ én dd a t) : ; . yours, ge mean to oa | with her sister, the wife of his seo ee 10 A point of the “ro be” 33 Native metal your flirtation with—Mr. | friend. a iat - compass °3 And (Latin and 34 An endeavor 4. I think you! So, she only said quietly: mendous lot about it,” Mariana 1L A ites | 87 Definite artic! at an enc, - “ | or Tied: ea ‘fer your dake and remarked resentfully. “If you aa! h hte a 308 i French) . és 37 as — 6 a wise course. Charles Sth z loved a man, would you sacrifice — air seneey CRP “m a dearly, he has qj- | Charles’ that you have the courage | _ nealilin: ea a ae + *14 Famous American founder of a big 38 A preposition very , ; 'to go, Martana. D - nil L : oa ote poet New York depart- 39 To expend money a splendid, faithful; P@”LR—POPP”0P__”O™OU_»_ sai ~ illustrates the skimpyness M . f M d rn M ‘d the hot weather have about wors SOLUTION OF ponent mate, of the first letter . — . : ‘+ of all . shortness of the frocks that 0 axims Of a ode ald. me out. Thank heaven, it will a! . +} jiproat te le Tig res ¢ be ovrerina week!” YESTERDAY’S PUZZLE =" Pre Hom wigs lone ee .noe siendel = bdald Inu : ercrage man runs Ris heart and hus radio on much the sime “lm sorry I won't be here to cee ge rig 4 or:.zonta ) or ownward wear. This one was of priat - whet he “ - ickl ¢. sa - a po nlp : I fancy it'll be gor- ~ (vertical), according to position. ——— “ietunes,” without even a mental apology; and the one erer- F°OUS. Craig— Sir. || cross will interlock. predominated It had a b sing. won't he’? | | Roch number wm the wits on is “distance.” band down the front of the blo sewn with yellow buttons and tunic flounce on the skirt wase circular and pointed at the fre Next somethilg new in back trimming. Theo dress is of a printed crepe tied neck and belt behind with b satin streamers and otherwise } open to show a jlain foundat : beneath. One rather becoming way | wearing the scarf is to pin it el is a sketch of about the neck and at the back ‘Gllustrated in th. next figure. eé-fashioned woman picked ap and put awey for the other mem- w family; her daughter labored with them to do it for fhem- gronddcughter should worry if it’s ever done at all! ling @ woman involves the expenditure of sympathy, ir and time; that is why most men get out from under with tion that if omn’t be done. perfect flirtation is one in which neither party is for one moment pinto believing that the affair is the real thing. Which is another g that the perfect flirtation docs not exist! je «8 @ game im which there are a few prizes, a great many scores and, for the worst players, the “consolation” of di rorce., of teTling the truth to his wife, he Another use is made of x ; . lack and has ~ leather in the last picture. men made more of a habit which opens three-piece suit has gold leather 55 weed wnen he does tell it! kirt. The pat. belt and gold leather piping roe ° ° ° somewhat In- clusters of buttouholes. ———S—— = ——SS to do the talking’ pirls find it 80 hard to talk 40 men—in fact, ALL girls do, since w vinegar. Heat slowly stirring Sleeline enon made to serve until all is blended and thic heats. Remove Add the cabbage little by ed —s ad cut out the until all is blended and yas ——S—SS SS —_—. firm cabbag: to the sauce, then it is reacy on the cutter. s* rv, econ | ADVERTISEMENT r, a half cup- ~--—- teaspoonful of of red pepper, Ty mustari, a haif cupful of ATTERNS eh ON bri out sour okie clear, soft and whute. ; Before Te" is Try this 3 Minute Test entrated —note the absence of pimples, blah “tan oy — a8 beastiiv soft. ' that you can har weve best ot ali—it's ne f It's just rout oe rel youthful skin that is there If Clear White Skin—or Ne Pey- mt , nights’ treatment with et pink wiles - skin not clear, soft and Vhurned fresh Pattern 4118 quality Because churned from best material that money can buy. TCEBTTI@ MARGARIN ‘t. Louis in pure, rich eream. == every day in McCall rn 4118. iReconed & FULL LEADER Concentrated 7 f 7 : or 4 / qd Bleach. —— phe J ee First to Second Streets on Spruce the unused portion of the jaf 10 ow: : 42 und your | funic with sateatig, BS OES oe Your Dealer Can Supply You d ! ing for a da PMIESON, DRUG CO- » ae Rhos, DREG OO. JUDES fia vy have «a DELG STORES. BND a aul f . TIN. nA . ot Oe . : m the Sum- DEPARTMENT AND DRUG STO ie THE BLANTON COMPANY * —_ —-« Doris nodded, drew on her gloves “Well. I must be-off. I've a hard day tomorrow. Geood-by. sister | WO mine! A pleasant journey—a”.d T give my love to Charies.”’ | mMzi- Mariana sprang to her feet and | threw her arms around her sister. | | possessing | letted to it > BO! DIM) Q| >| 4] a air Own © >i BO | >| BG >| Zz ee 7 >im GIS one letter _— the only. i | squares also refers to a definition lin the accompanying table. | Each definition suggests a word exact number of ‘letters to fit the white space ai- Each white space is to recetve Words start only in numbered squares. E T 4 a L fly wash. puzzle@ by the earnestness of that last request. Craig Cullam called on her the following afternoon. (To be continue.) } HOW TO SOLVE Each number in the puzzl A CROSS-WORD PUZZLE. SAVE A DAY’S WORK Ideal damp wash is the economical and satisfactory way for the fam- | 20 Pounds, $1.20 e ind}- | IDEAL LAUNDRY Phone, Sidney 787 ae , / es be . ¥ Fi. ( ~ Se, = ( — .» ra - Far East/ased to prize a dainty foot so — they'd submit to years of torture in painfully tightened band- ages, to prevent their feet from growing large, and to keep their ankles trim. But modern science shows us that the shortest, sanest way to beauty lies not in defying Nature, but in caring for our limbs as Nature meant us to. \ Fa olden days the little ladies of the healthy feet. ‘ When your feet grow tired easily, or when you feel a little ache or pain, it is Nature cautioning you that some- thing’s wrong. It means a foot strain which, if ignored, is bound to leave its mark upon your beauty. A gradual strain from frequent dancing or from wearing low-cut shoes is just as sure to swell your foot and ankle by degrees las a sudden wrench will swell them instantly. department store. “ve Pretty Unkles~ ” Trimfoot—inserted in a moment into dainty shoes or slippers—keeps*the ankles trim and shapely because it removes the strain from bones and muscles. Heels rest firm and level, and will not wear over on the side. Dainty ankles retain their lovely sler- der lines, and a graceful poise of figure comes with comfortable, confident, Trimfoot is invisible when worn. The price of it is negligible. advertisement and slip it in your shoe. It will be a reminder when you dress to go downtown tomorrow morning that you have an importangy stop to make at your shoe store or Tear off this oe ee ye ’ ’ ___RCEOOOOCOCC__——_— | Bulgarian villages are very Ort- | ental houses are bullt of mud or weed and rubble work. a in appearance and mest Buenos Aires has a curieus res- RY SANDWICH. Cream a square of soft cream cheese and mix in a cupful of white cherries which have been pitted. Spread on nut bread with lettuce leaf between slices and serve with Gurnish of ripe olives or celer¢. BERT, PICKLE, EGG SALAD. | 3011 two eggs very hard and sep- when packing a picnic or train lunch for the entire family. ; > an ” Nice to Know. Rub the hands with a little galt | and dry mustard to remove the | odor of onions. | Ice cream freezers should never | wich. | ger. | taurant. The equipment consists of rite pudding. | eo ee : fone large pot, about a yard in 4i-- a pa Fn label Them. | ameter, and one large fork, with ttemniusiies a a ciate | When packing a lunch box it is | Which the customers, for 6 cents, Beet. pickle xo mek = | @ nice idea to fasten the waxed pa-| °>tain a chance of fishing eut © Abale die v oon ¢ | Per around the sandwiches togeth- | chunk of meat Coffee, tea. milk. | er with a gummed label, on which | ’ | therein. This is particularly handy ' ' ' arate whites from yolks, cutting | be filled more than two-thirds to whites very fine. Add half a cup- allow room for expansion. ful chopped beets and several Cork the ammonia, gasoline and Sweet pickles chopped fine to eee whites and mix with mayonnaise. Place on lettuce leaf and grate or crumble egg yolks over top. other bottles containing volatile | substances tightly or they wile | quickly evaporate and lose their strength. ORIENTAL CREAM Gouray New Inventions. Compressed air drives thread back and forth new loom in which not used. cones of through a shuttles are At the end of the handle of a new vegetable cleaning implement are a scrubbing brush and scraper, set back to back. TOM-BOY | Fancy Sweet Sifted Peas Sweet—Tender—Delicious flavor KREKELER GRO. CO. Dist ~~ aisin Fine for Children in the Spring! Now little bodies especially need a change in foods. Replace some of the heavier dishes with healthful, nourishing Raisin Bread. Children love its fruity goodness—and it’s fine spring food for them. Wednesday brings my special baking of the fmest Sun- Maid Raisin Bread. Also rolls, fruit cakes, tarts, raisin pie and other tempting San-Maid raisin foods. Get them fresh from my oven at any bakery, grocery store or delicatessen. Serve them regularly on Wednesgay for dinner, -for your own and the children’s luncheon. All the family will enjoy this mid-week treat! Radorsed by bekers everywhere, including the American Bakers’ Associations aad the Retail Bakers’ Association of Americe Place-a Standing Wednesday order with your Beker or Geocer Bread Day 7 a bosses

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-_-~ 989 MORE than tm ALL the other ge Lowts newspapers COMBINED: POST DISPA TCH ADS FIND TEWants ca en THE TOONERVILLE TROLLEY—By FONTAINE FOX . is | ? ——— When OSWALD, THE SKippeR'’s PET WooopecKkerR CANT FLY AWAY WriTH THE SKIPPERS CAP To MAKE HIM STOP AND O16 HIM A WORM, HE RESORTS To ANOTHER TRICK WHicH iS JUST AS EFFECTIVE VOL. 77. NO. 255. -_ (8 PERS. 4.0. COMMITTEE 2 CE WEMBER 10 SEEK... DY ReCALOF MLLER, | | By the Asset 8 A Samuel Bender Charges) ®2Ussr1 te many 1 Charter by Discharge of | {=~ The prim Classif 1ed Employes. ' te farm cre i we and ¢ - OB STATES PLAN AFTER * windows AS STORMY SESSION | some pisces RB Under the Law, Recall May | BEER IS fi AU Not Be Instituted Until! MOTELS F @sOSix Months After Elec-) i" . la wey tamed | 8 | 2 R Sarr Charging that Mayor Miller and Ontario tod Public Safety Director Bred have tions for th point-four ft , jin hotels wm charging city employes in the clas- and supervis sified service through “requests” Hostelries for resignations, whereas the Char- their renova i ter provides that such employes barrooms, & can be remoyged only for cause, A. and bars te Samuel bender. member of the Re- | tioms that € publican City Commtittee from the served only i violated the City CRarter py dis- Fifth Ward, today announced -1¢ Rrewerle@ would attempt to initiate a move- terday. worl - ment for Mayor Millers recall. distribute e Bender said he would seek tv .o- hotels have terest the entire (ity Committee tu tle has been a eee - ——- —_ - _— nee — ——a > ~ 7 ~ —_ —— eee > _ + the recall movement and does hot stores, whic! anticipate much opposition, imas- sell bottled — much as he says the majority of der the task | “the committee nave broken wtth preparations the Mayor because he has ignore! from the Us WEEKS VACATIOA) | A | FOR THE BoTH oF {| SECOADD | US THIS , Roney. SUMMER ‘ame | MOA > wt ' ~ . - —~- = i ee ee “=~ .4zeee %& * «= | « - _ meee?” FRASOW WHAT MALU ee THAT'S 2 i ' —— them im appointments and has) Anticipetht GRAA! an ee ‘ * ee \ failed to reappoint two Committee- jampans Cmnta rmNE Got OTT Bs {| > i ° men who held important positions | tinged with $150 (A THE WE st aes 7 HERES A. , TREY RE ALL \ } SURE — in the Kiel admrnistration | Peint-four bt BANK JUST ASEERS oy | |} WROLE FLOCK. WEDDIAIG ) PRESENTS! | ‘ Rales Governing Recall. (beverage of. EMOUGH Form \ CHANGE - Yes HAIL FOR ININVTATICASS= / 7 Under the charter a recall may | tnoen a a oD, Si= AAIB ‘ pot be instituted for six months - © A Nice Twe ) TLL BE | a So after election. Mayor Miller has | !Stoxicating| differentiy. _ been in office since April 21. A re-| call petition must contain the sig- matures of 20 per cent of the regis- tered voters in two-thirds of the 283 wards before it can be sudmi- ee ee we and Se eles ane election is held a majority of the vote cast is suf-. ficient to oust or retain the official MAN FINED TD in office. Bender's statement followed a! stormy session of the committre yesterday afternoon, wherein sev- eral members reported they had been advised of & statement the Mavor is alleged to have made that “five members of the City Commit- tee should be in the penitentiary.” The committee announced its tn- tention of asking the Mayor wheth- er he had made such a statement. Mayor's Comment. KS | FOR NOW) - iT 1SA)*T THE VALUE THAT Couarts- i TS THE SEAITTIMEATT SK és ~ . P aa E PRR eee oe Pieowe ; se -— Mayor Miller today declined tO Way 3. ff al comment on Comntitteeman Ben- | another a. oS MUTT AND JEFF—A BUSY DAY FOR BOTH IN THE AFRICAN WILDS—By BUD FISHER ae der's movement for a recall elec- | vard and tien. Regarding committeemen's man Albert | @£mertions that they had heard that’) [istrict. he had spoken disparagingly of the sified Deram Trade Mark Reg. U. S Pat TIEFE, Zoos DONT WANT DEAD THEY SAY (FF A VUNGLE]E ge — City Committee, the Mayor said: | icated and j BEASTS, SO THAT MCANS WE BEaAst tS LooxeD ‘tp — ; Mutt. TAKE OF a “No one has told me I ever said | pital, where | GOTTA CaPTURE THEM ALE! STRAIGHT IN) THE EYE LION, You Ate THIS SOUNDS Goob.- AS — me THAT] © — committeemes shewlé be Sia. } I'm BUSY WRITING CUR )BYAMAN RE 14s my MY Power! THE BULL GLE PHAKT . ‘a madhgpen ms 2g I will not ae to STERLING , NEWSPAPER STORY BUT YOU ) EASILY HYPNOTISED LION 2 CHARGED on JEFF x HYPNSENS me. They wilt babn te comes Snail elles TO s | the number of employes and that a British belts | Betiee had been sent to all those | ™spired by ® | his departments where cuts in ™ the ) Personne! were to be made in order "!** on § ; that he might investigate their | 34-56. | %aliflieations between now and | DARTLY «i | 78ne 1 to determine those he de-| . “red to retain. “I asked Chief. | Elevator Inspector Robert Ridley 4 res recommend men to be retained | | & his department, for example,” | ‘? an y Be aT PMR og he Py RS | Director Brod salt. “He said he) : = =. oi = padlennce ny fons and so I t= -— omit” ; rdiew igation my $ * m.. : a Semmapay charges against fhe “© and Director Brod will be Highest mai BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS _jeeed upon the latter's request for |B Mt: — ; ee of employes in his de- Official rt cnc MAGGIE t woz | | D ete ment. Bender sald it was «| cast for St GONNA CIT RID OF Woy AN ISNT THAT A PRETTY / | Line evasion of the charter reiat-} ead 'M GONNA KEER my w CATOMAY 1 HOLD Him | | ‘o the city’s classified service | Partly « ‘ ” day: OR, YORT A MINUTE . — change | od peratere. { N : Misesocrt: ; —* tensight | Thureday: mech | | Nillmets: —— ded, ° cee with and - = neon or = : z & ~