St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 22, 1925

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COMIC PAGE THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1925. Farm Ads were printed ms 4 ’ . ‘ COMBINED — — eee More Farm Offers! DISPATCH during Aprii. ; MORE than in ALL the other 8t. Louis in the POST- i —— - ay * So gerine SELLING, RENTING, EXCHANGING ——_—— ‘ att LOSER ies cc tO Sai as had a “$3 ree: FE PEAR iF ie = Ph te ai 2 ~ gee ~ST-LOUIS. POST- DISPATCH The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service 77, NO. 257. SS a ow ‘ a on j ‘ ve ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 99 ——e 1925—48 PAGES. + oom | PRICE 2 CE HIER SAYS HIS NTS DISCLOSED iP. TREACHERY FAIR TONIGHT AND eS ey Say. 73 a Pm Wh dhese 5 73 eas a wv ah OR, ‘wah «o oe 73 10a. m. °- is Oe. ok. nw. 72 ,@ m.’.. 5 a. m Pyor: 72 i Noon ._ Ss ee Se of Dp. ™m . eS Ee oem: gay Highest yesterday 4 92 DP. m.; lowest 67, at 6 a. m. ta eatid 6 of | sittee “Took Money | | Se ihemnises From Oppe- m,” Mayor Avers. | "GUILTY TO PRISON” | y Influences | ——_——_— No Dictate ciate — No Reply to Renter's “Disturbance.” Appoint- | CE KETTEN Official COULDN'T THE | Cast for St. PEDESTRIAN | and SIGNAL WITH Saturday; Saturday. erally day: urday north night. Illinois: overcast and probably TOMORROW; COOLER THE TEMPERATURES. *“peee®f” ee 5 at 3:45 | vicin rye" t et Fair tonight and | Missouri: fair night and Satur- cooler and portion to- | tonight Saturday: } oases) cooler Gen- | to- | Sat- in Partly | LED CAVALRY IN loca] th un derstorme: warmer in south Became Chief of the Impe-/ , 7 Stage of the Mississippi River at | os ‘ —_ q ine Miller, replying today to’ v I 8.9 feet at 7 a. m., fai) | : oO eet. | By the Aqpociated Press Ci Committee's | : ' '~ Republican ity PEAL, England, May 22.—The Z to whether he had said | RUM-RUNNERS SFEK 10 SELL Parga ng SME : ‘| : arl of res, etter cnown as ‘ en shou!d be in é MUMNCGET™ arccscncainn| WANED TO GNCOUENG SWIPS |e!’ Merstet Frencn. who com- Np roadene is | | 7 : | penitentiar: Pare —_—- —__- | manded the British army in France |; to includ? “at least six” | oast Guard Blockade Brings Offer und Belcium $+ loon of ‘ te *i21uU in the eariy days ot |, members. who.-his in-) of “Good Liquor Real Cheap. aso : : | By the Associated Preas ithe World War, died here today had reported, “accept- | NEW YORK. Mav Za tum He was 72 vears old : _ ia ~ i : - }vunners. driven to hold methods b ; money, or in lieu of? money, | ee ee ee T car "pres . the Coast Guard blockade. now are! Tee Earl of Ypres underwent an from the opposition.” | ; are | ; |\peddling their wares te incoming/°PerTauon” on March 19. Soon ‘ "Tallis & opposition refers to William L. | steamers, according to Capt. Fred-|thereafter he was reported to be ' Democratic mavyoralty nomi- erick M. Bertsche. of the CXCUPrSION | rereonve ing h subseqavent!. his . rin ut subseqwe! , it and his supporters. -boat Express, which docked in. ' . The Mayor said he had made! Brookivn today after trip from Ycondition became worse the statement in the presence of the! Baltimore 7 " ; , nei > ey - , . Rising to the highest pilates and of Aldermen recentiyr and Bertsche said that the Express ef then that he and his friends was about 49 miles out from the ®°7Ors In British military circles investigating the reports with lower Jersey coast last right. when the Earl of Ypres often was char- intention of “sending these it was hailed by men aboard a4 acterized as he juckiest man mbers to Ahe penitentiary.” if small boat, who offered (4 se!) bh " | the army’ and French luck Deca charges were found to be true. “S00d liquor real cheap He said eae: GRe Tea ae eee Waited On by Subcommittee that the rum runners ontinued ny ‘'alimMmo- pro er 4 a mong the The statement wus made afte: 1. °''*" their goods for some time, al-' British soldiers Later events, bcommittee of three members 0} though he orde: ‘ed them away however, @aused difference of City :onmunitte ha.! Dern JUDGE WOULD ‘SPAR opinion as to whether the luck had bed away yverterdiy by the Muv- E BOY been on the soldiers side or on . *har . . > e hy r ." “7 ; ; and had “sited in ai anteroom Jurist Who Sentenced Him to Hang ~ a reer See Srey pee fe his office for 309 rrinutes today Favors Commutation. ritis \ en pire ore he fin@ily receivei the By the Associated&Fress Perhaps the most importar Chairman Louis J. Becker, Virs POTTSVILLE, Pa May 21—/|°vent of his career whi h had to G. Holthaus. commni*teewoeman Jucgee R. R. Koch, who sentenced d > Wier est saadpostl aeas Was se m the Fifteenth Ward, and G.'1°-year-old William C. Cavalier to) historic battle of ¥Y pres r the Octtifig. committeeman from the the electric chair for killing his: World Wa r. the winning of which | ond Ward, were the members of |grandmother. said that if the case |2#'red the channel ports from the | committee. Becker said no :e-| should reach the Pardon Board and Germans and saved England from . ro hin i . ei > ‘ ‘ = *¢ 4 « ply would be made until the com-|a letter asking his advice should be | P7OD@ble invasion. It was at ¥ pres mittee as a whole had consijiered!sent him he would feel inclined 10 | ‘D4! ‘he Germans first resorted to ; ; | #mginr « > a ia» e mtt: iv « ‘ ‘ “nm © ‘the Mayor's statement. ,ask that the sentence be commuted | their deadly gas a eee ee f To Make Own Appoint ment ‘ The Mayor devoted the statement )} He pointed that under the law ee a ree ee ee ina nerally to the proposition that / in first degree Ca SES. he could do ll artiti Vv WouUuIG Ss.0op Sap (OOM ther the City Committee nor any nothing else but impose the death Cavalry Leader in Boer War. group or ind vid } * ;}sentence. An a peal for a new trial ' The Boer War wasto ,French ; uais would make was forwarded to the State Su- | on's another opportunity to sho) appointments for him, and in- preme Court vesterday the ability which the British mi'- sated clearly his intention fo ig- tary authorities had shelved sever ' * ) ; i itchener. tement. Thelma Velsgor, from Norway, pe me ee a Text of Mayor's Statement Fights Her Way to Fortune— Fy a M a h: “f hote “The gior ous The tex .+¢ x How a once poor immigrant en a ; o -eXt of May or Miller's state- ' : troons under ry command had 2 , riba. 52 girl has won success in the addressed “To the Repub- i] fields cone taliantly to their death, when ae Lep ) Texas oi) fields. few more guns and agfew more Y Central Comnijiitt * fo1. ' u - re | mrriittee,* fol- | Girl Widow Testifies Against Her ishelis would have many times saved | “Py : Pather. Acccused Slayer of the ’ a ¢ rifice And «+ {]] ne ati f- Tm, let it be distinctly under- | Husband—A homespun tragedy i] ficien* supplies came (riticised that I am not answering di- in Oklahoma and how Cora .t home for permitting the Ger- =v ©T indirectiv. nor do I ever | Hicks, 15 vears old, is facing it. mans almost impregnably to cn- ten: . 4 ' sreneh th »se ives French became ~, 2 answer directly or indi- ||| Strawberry Time in Sarcoxie—A jj/°'*"’* pomeattis ns any stateme ; eo ; involved in a controversy with fame rent made by one visit to the strawberry patches iy i Kitch hie former S } : | Lore itchenes, his former South “In y; Bender. of Southwest Missouri with de- |) | A frice omiieatiai: Chime ‘taints 7 > ’ : iric rT . 7 HT HIM n have arisen and which may | episode on the coast of Novalj|inet was made with the result AN BR OUG MY @rise ir? +>. future. in con- Scotia. Like a chapter from a. |that the factorie® speeded up and BACK TO YOU “OR With the Republican City) novel. ‘ }| curned PE On IS PTET “Se . Cr : | lis and other war j slements + mmmittee both collec-| The Rabbie Rouser, by Booth bus c / mpl - . , Colume 3. on Page > Colama 6 . ~~ EARL OF YPRES | DES; LED BRITS ARMY IN FRANCE Commanded B. E. F. Dur- ing Early Days of World War—Better Known as Field Marshal French. THE BOER WAR} portion § tonight: fs cooler Saturday | rial Staff in 1912— Had | and Saturday | | > : : night. _ Controversy With Lord Sun rises tomorrow at 4:42 a. m.: | sets today at 7:13 p. m. | Kitchener. - unis | Mexi jana ’ won ‘tol —_s ee (ed from ! ithreatened his life dn the Pole | | |} | | Riiser-Larsen, (and Lieutenant in the Norwegian Navy. Hjalmar ' Lincoln Ellsworth of Cleveland. only American on trip, and Amundsen's chief assistant. GIRL WHO BET LIFE ON CARDS ACQUITTED Senorita Shot N Man Death When He Lost—Judge Is Threatened. to Sper ta ‘ane? P*rmet .. ler te i" 7. Duis News ("Ors rnt 12°S MEXICO CITY May murder of Hortensia criminal! nere (“or.les of trial In the ended mUl'la liortensia aniatis raay jue 5 eat © kilied Concepcion cedo railway employe in an outside to Mexico City plentifully su He Hortensia and Sau- Saucedo. re. a working turned day money. out round of the city, and drinking freely. able to drink more, play eards. First thev played for rooney and tin seeking more excitement they agreed to “play for iife.” cards were cut and the Saucedo handed her dead admittance at luded state, with sought made a hed immediately thes Finally, uné they began to} and she shot him Thousands sought the trial. but had to be exc The of the woman was that stupefied by liquor and not responsible for her act. Judce Juan Correa Nieto dissent- the jurv'’s verdict and «n- nounced that the he sent to a higher court. whereupon the spectators became riotous and He wae forced under mili- defense she was nould case to leave the courtroom pilot, ' with Ree es we ee for a holi-? seeking pleasure “DOMINION CANADA Explorer and Aids on Airplane Flight to é | ‘J - ee eee a, Roald Amundsen, first to reach the South Pole, and now in an air-' amd trip to the North Pole. | PARACHUTE JUMPER KILLED — The | woman | his pis-« itarv escort The woman has had a curious! rareer Born of lowly parents. she | lived in a small village outside the citv of Mexico Finaliv her par- ents decided to come to live in the) capital The train on which they were passengers was held up by en iof the republic. land. after a period of decent bandits headed bv the famous rev-' olutionist Emiliano Zapata, and. the girl was carried off by one of, his generals to the southern part | Later she escaped life. craduallv descended into the Mex- ican underworld. LIGHT BULB HAS NO FILAMENT — — -- CONCRETE ROAD ‘BLOWS UP’ Fifty -Foot Section Near Tewanda le Cracks From Intense Heat. Ry the Ateociated Presse RLOOMINGTON,. Wl. May 22.— Residents in the, vicinity of To- wanda and Lex! on thought they ‘heard an explosion of dynamite yesterday. when the Tilinots bathle- vara “blew up” at a point mid- iwat between the two towns. ' Fifty feet of concrete siab was shattered a eee as a result of the intense heat and | the lack of sufficient expansion room An automobile approaching ‘ust | Tpere is no connection ‘as the explosion occurred was ‘stopped so suddenty by the driver but no one was hurt. light is produc ed on two poles. ene) terday was announced ag 27,056.| guard campaign. | while motoring through Ireland an | tna: a following car crashed into ft, | Lieut. James R. Kyle Jr. Meets | Death at Lakehurst, N. J. the Awssociated Press LAKEHURST. N. J. Lieut. James R. Kyle Jr burg. Va.’ killed when he-either leaped the wing of an airplane motor went bad Kyle James Schildaufer were on the wings of the plane make para- chute jumps. but Kyle's Par. ichute did not open until was a few | feet above the ground The plane was only 200 feet up. Chief Petty Officer tSarr, who is in charge of the parachute school station here. fi£z- to when Lieut By 22.— of Lynch- | today or fell off | when the} Lieut Mays | j here was and tf he naval ait tf"o men gave trouble released parachute the wing. land- at thee naled motor the leap the Schildaufer and was pulléd off his ing safely. Kyle's parachute failed to open. Chief Starr was in the nlane to direct the jumping while H. EB. June piloted it Lieut. Kyle is said to have been one of the of-| ficers who two weeks ako esta b- lished a new world’s record en-| durance flight with a navy plane at) Philadelphia. Saving .on Lighting Bills Claimed | for New Invention. the Agpociated Press | NEWARK. N. J. ; lectric light bulb By May @2.—An in which no filament is used. and which. the in-\f ventor claims. will cut in half the| Travel to Windsor “Only 20008 High- cost of street and home lighting bille. in addtt the replacement cost of bul bs, was| announced as perfected here todar. Conrad Schickerling. head of the corporation which developed it af- ter three years’ effort. gave a dem- | ~nstration of the bulb pointing out | thta it has no filament, but that the other negative. bet weer the! upper ends the poles. which are heavy wires. and which radiate @ powerful light. positve and border | osity '“four-by-four”’ insisted he was still sel of the Anti-Saloon League |acterized reported. The prevailing price was ion to cutting im halfi py the Associatet \&w »r - - " Ps ® > ‘e . . ~ 7 Sa . >. are BY - ee oe : ; : 4 ! er Fe, » a a 8 . te SO ey ; = r > Sse ea : - ; “ nt : 7 a ~ ay Seger — ‘ avs nia ’ ¢ , ee 7 be s ; Ss — See * > 5 ign: ~e Tee. ss ie, ee ‘35a : nae a a Saas ‘. : Pp “i a PY ° we: ~ in . : = ‘ : * - Se he 3° _ Se i > ni NO WORD FROM AMUNDSEN | | 24 HOURS AFTER START FOR POLE; OPED TO RETURN IN THAT TI 1E PLANES TOOK AR 10:15 A. ML. YESTERDAY ST. LOUIS TIME With Favorable Weather) — ee eee ee —_— ee eee | | | ——o | SD A ¢ | ONTARIO BEER ONLY” —————/7 One Américan After Drinking “Four by Four” Seven Houfs Is Still Plain Sober. | ws the Associated Presse TORONTO, May 22.—Thousands of Americans have satisfied but not their thirst. “Fergie's Foam” is mostly froth. There no kick in the heer legalized Government, yesterday. is Ferguson went on sale Reers day.” After drinking steadily for seven hours on a wager to Aind out whether the beer was intoxicating an Ogdensboro. N. Y.. man. a parched pilgrim at Prescott, Ont. plain sober The 11 p. m. closing provision of ‘he law ended the test. No Intoxication Reported. All parts of the province feport- ed no intoxication. ‘Not one drunk the “New ‘| AHEAD OF ST. LOUIS TIME ~ SATISAES CURISIY | p. m. yesterdey, Louis. living op Ontario's | their curi-.: hy | wots was arrested in the big city of Toronto. “I'm going back across the river where I can get some real. beer.’ eaid a vearning Petroiter in Wind | “I've been drinking this stuff -_—_ sor. ali day and there ain’ no kick in _ Wayne B. Wheeler. generat coun. | of America. crossed the line, as an ob server. he said. “The whole thing i*« a joke.” he -emarked on his return to Buffalo ‘It was very apparent that this stuff seized at her betrh today. Custom doesn’t satisfy the fellow who/|officials and police found 1000 |wants the real thing. Its sale "\cases of assorted liquors on board. voing to result either in a weaken ing of the present Ontario liquor to the sale of law or in a return every type of liquor. tncle Sam will observe the experiment with hie tongue in his cheek and con- tinue to speed up law enforce. ment.” Wheeler Calls Beer “Slops.” Wheeler said he saw no one who was ‘staggering drunk,” but sev- eral were a little wabbly. He char- the beer as “slopes.” The manager of the British- American Hotel in Windsor report- ed more than 31500 profit for the dew. It is estimated that 600.000 glasses of beer were consumed tin Windsor alone. No arrests were °5 cents a bottle The beer was not as vet on tap. glasses being eplit rom botties. er Than Usual. Press DETROIT. May 22.—Only about £000 persons who do not usually go to Windsor. Ont... ,went yester- day when beer went on sale there for the first time, according to fig- “ures indsor Ferry Co. of persons carried@ by the ferry yes- while 19.000 persons were carried the previous day. Holiday treffic to Windser from Detroit usally Continecé on Page 2 Column «4 + ~ ny Pe ‘HH. Burten of the Maine Coast a Canada St&imship Co. was arrésted today ibe arraigned with Capt. the Steamer Van and the 13 mem- bers of Boston and Crasselli, N. cieared from Jonesport, Me. lieved they had uncovered the big- 4 xest found in this city since prohibition. Records seized, that schooners and a fieet of 25-knot speed boats were customers included wholesale boot- leggers and persons of promintnce. Van Federal! authorities began in- vestigation of an alleged new rum- running route ffom Canada over the Maine ports. From Maine. she of- ficialg believe. the liquor is shipped . to af] parts of the country in mar- chandise packages. said that prohibition made public by the Decrat the northern Maine arta haa heard The auner iene bootieggers. whose efforts at their wares " SPITZBERGEN SEVEN HOURS | PITZBEKGEN time is 7 hours aheac of St. Louis time. that is, when it is noon in St. Lovis, tH is 7 p. m. im Spitzbergen. — Amundsen took off at 5:15 which was 10:15 yesterduy morning in 8x. At this time of year, there -s some daylight in Spitzbergen throughout the 24 hours. it darkens to comethies like dusk in the middie of the night. If Amundsen'’s expectation of making the ruund trip to the pole in 24 hours is attended by good fortune, he should be back at his starting point befoie noon. St. Louis time, today. HEAD OF STEAMSHD COMPANY ARRESTED Taken Into Custody After Vessel With Liquer Aboard Is Seized. ) —_ - ~ ee ee eee ee eee —ae _ aa : Vv the Astociated Pres BOSTON. May 22.—President W. charged with conepiracy. to the custom laws. He will MeLean of iolate the crew. The ship was| which plies between J.. had The vessel, Federal officers said ther run-running organization they said. revealed bree steamers, together with used and that With the seizure of the steamer international bowndary to Inciude@ tn the seizure today. } : ‘PROVISIONS FOR Alliance said at noon tad ral (Eastern daylight saving time} Trip to Pole Should Have Been Made in Nin= Mt Trouble Develope, Ext plorers Are Expected to Make Way Overland to Peary’s Old Base. "NEW YORK, May 22.—The North American New that it had received no word of the progress of the Amundsen effort since the planes hopped .; off at King’s Bay, Spitzbergen, yesterday afternoon. ' No communication is possible, the Alliance said, since the planes have no wiréless and no Yeport will be avatlable until the party lands at a point where there is communication with the outside world. By the Associated Prem. OSLO, Norway, May 22.—Giv en favorable conditions, the two seaplanes of the Amundsen-Erick- son expedition which started from King’s Bay, Spitzbergen, at 5:45 o'clock yesterday afternoon in as attempted flight to the Nerth Pole, should be back at 8 | time of the takeoff. Thé plans for the flight as laid jown long in advance of the start placed Capt. Roald amuocdeen in plane No. 25, acting as observer, with Riiset Larsen as pilot, Plans No. 24, with Lincoin Ellsworth, the American engineer and ex- plorer, as observer, had Lieut. Dietrichson assigned to it as pilot and Oscar Omdal as mechan kilometers, or about 680 miles. & expected to require about pine hours’ fiying time. hy 16 Hours for Trip. if a faverable landing place ca found at the pole the journey from King’s Bay to the pole and retury | should occupy about 18 hours ang the planes- should be back at King’s Bay by this afternoon. © If trouble develops and the. planes must be abandoned. party will try to reach Cape Co- lumbia. Greenland, where tie Peary expedition had a base. ‘The planes were to maint height of aboyt 700 yards. on Outward journey and fly at a height of about 2000 y in the district ata Bh iD: ae aS gen in about 24 hours from the The distance to the pole. 1109 — diggs = .

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a : | FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 22, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH au 3 La * is. \ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = — — nan lt | : e POLICE CLEANUP AMUNDSEN AIRPLANE ON TRIAL TESTS ~ __|PARINSTORMCELLAR | ssersus rao m | OPS CALLED WASHINGTON, May 23. EDERAL income tax re- 4 ; _ Couple's Two Daughters Are ceipts in the St. Louis col- Two- Must Tell Be | om | - i | Injured in Refuge Built lection district. covering || Tried to Makea 4 ES an 5 a, SMOG te EI ET ORs, gaa | the eastern part of Missouri, | : ms compared with $7.127.062 for | March. 1924. it wes shown in a!) - ~ the Associa Pr : ; i cae asad my Mav 22.—Two |} ‘TessUry report yesterday. _ This ts the day for pi Bk * Meth, ME Totals for Missourt were $9.- fancy explaining at dead. two injured and three houses 4 .,. ‘struck by Hgehtringe was the tell | 567.051 for this March, a quarters. Six is . ' pared with $10,.648.407 fer i with violations of taken by a severe electrica! storm | | Tegulations, will appear ————e — mole . ee First Appeals of Arrests Made Under Dragnet Plan Come Up in Higher Tribunal. NUMBER OF CASES ARE SET ASIDE —- i ear. which swept through this city last | arch of aaat ’ night. | M. De Kesterson, 49 years old. INCOME TAX ESTIMATE FOR In peealgenenesy this : and his wife. Laura. 46. were kil'ed when lightning struck their home: | YEAR is $1,660,000,000 See = |damehter. Myrtle. 15, was slight!y Month >». > n 4 Fug “ a Q ae a “ ¢ . rus . _ —_—_ st 4 a a aa ae ae ~ . . % ' - - & _— * %. * a PD ai % : » oe = — % * By the Associated Press. Pe ‘ , fowing the recent tornado in bi | Southern Illinois. constructed on WASHINGTON, May 22.—Inter- | ¥P0m to show that. they improvised cellar beneath the fam- imal revenue collections from al!l/ playfully try to make a ; ly home It was a smal) affair. | Sources in the first 19 months of | dance nor caress a ok and last night at the approach of | te current fiscal year amounted to i, » street ca 2 particularly newspaper reporters =§« h he made to raise funds to f- : : , hich he North American Newspaper Alli- the long Arctic summer day and ert s % eee a hole.” with repeated requests the storm. the members of the $2.935.485.362. which was only chain of Rocks. May s. is = family crowded into the cellar. The $235.493.564 less than the collec- | as to the C 7 f lightning struck the chimney of the | tions between July 1. 1923, and Enders and Seibert steppes 4 The intensive cleanup campaign are ‘thsont ger at wha Tat i conde a reduced’ the waiting room er. ; © the cellar occupi vy the | . of the Police Department, irsti- four. The girls are expected to ret Income tax receipts for the pe- Se ee et» : oa tuted by the new Commissioners | cover. ‘riod, as reported tonight tn a state- > als mr ‘tne the pi on the Southwestern Bell after they had shaken up the de- tae —_— sean IT ES IT ee ere oe — Houses were unroofed. trees ment made public by the Bureau | Seibert. Miss Ruth vane 2 en h | SS a ae ay of the flight from King’s Bay was}of the damage from yesterday's |the March payments it should car- whether this was merely the @ the Police Judges. | Die com saenenap - 20s eat gone aan a Rn Rs: 5 ema woe sng fall of met nasatenereizy storm at Harrisburg, Il, |ry the total to if not over the esti- | est of a literateur im the On Judge Gayer's docket yester- Am d S f S imermits. and maintain a tookoutg! * 2 ow the runners on the! county seat of Saline County. the | mate. | work or conduct unbec | Gay were more than 60 cases. “in- un sen ure 0 uccess: a the aviators bottom of the planes to move easily 'chief dispatcher of the Big Four | Lemmas The burden of cluding some in which heavy fines Confidence in the success of the down. If both should fail, the} Meteorologists predict two days 1 ine the curtace, the shew at the | Railroad here was informed by the | I did, but the records will show" me onsen a ny i — Stole the had been assesagd in Police Court.) poier flight. coupled with a grim party still would have a desperate| of good weather poje might be rough and frozen | vardmaster at Harrisburg this! inet I insisted that my platform oe, Sane le mallee sre ¢. the Dans Invites Close Attention. ‘reminder of the meaning of failure, tehting chance to reach civilization | nenarture of Pianes Thursday Aft- into hard hummocks, making land-| morning. No extensive damage} ynich I had published. te the nat. Patreiman Patrick J. C and +“ a ou 7 In opening court Judse Gayer) was expressed by Capt. Amundsen/by ski travel. prowided they were erasen From Spitzbergen : ing perilous. | Was reported Prerces be acce . /a mest peculiar thing t : oo >. SS Se ae net y ae nett shed: viewed tb ad ’ ela y. epted as the platform | ‘ether valuation matters already invited everybody present to pa’ | «when he was in St. Louis last Jan- | uninjured. ‘Reprinted from the last edition of yes t m the; MARION. Ii. May 22—wWind.! upon which I would stand for of-| 5 home, 5342 Terry | al Ho close attention to the proceedings. ( yary, in the course of a lecture tour Ordinary provisions were takea ii. [eee air hummocky ice often looks! pail and lightning Iast me fice Without objecti he. March 13, which he will t — seg ey: 4 : for the brief time scheduled for NEW YORK, May 21!1.—The;smooth in the queer shadows 0!! ..,0e4 damace to trees saad Bee psn on ont plain im answer to a general, if attorneys for the city were mage to trees and prop- | part of the City Committee. or the oe unbecoming conduet. ~ to put the commission “in | and eald that he had instructed nance the expedition now laupched the airpiane flight, but in addition in Williamson County i specto the nion peace th dit ee eae am ~: i ae illiiam unty. that| other candidates for office, this! . the court stenographer to make « “1 am sure the airplane attempt/a quantity of concentrated fooa | 2°" 20" sree egy mer Reve that the aviators might not Know: win exceed $50,000. Thus far no platform was accepted. I was! og ws " wa full valuation. earetal oi af what tranepired.| will be spccessful.” he said “It | @ufficient to last the party six it had recei. . csspatch from the danger of such a landing until | ,.... o¢ jife-has be siiieteell é : ~ 'téaght end Power Co. asserts & =» pings So that mo question mich arise. = h > be. Six of us are stakinc our weeks, was put aboard. Moreor be ‘Kings Bay, Spitzdergen. stating | they were too low to avert disaster | | Pn onyptlie Gc 2 ft ge Live | elected upee 188 a 16s Gene @ “jumper” om the @ -Attorneys for the city contended : as to b si . in =o stn . —* aol ae ¢ tw eat ¢ +) ; ; ; wires became so numerous that the} is my intention to live up to it I) . , : » the ring Tne chief denunciation of police tives on it, you know. If we fail we they carried guns and ammunitivn | paat ae pote ft — =a aan The Norwegian explorer’s an- | .)..:-i. power had to be shut off. sea no promises nor he I au- tric meter at Cronin’s ne. ‘ : Saal bee oman ce sate thur muthene enereme€ by Judge Gay-| can't come hack and make our ex-/ with which provide fresh meat | *™ undsen-Elisworth polar expedi- nounced intention ef not attempt- : vice which reco-ded only a sought br the company ; Yeie s . ‘tien hopped off there at 5:15 tis. ing to land at th PANA TT] Mav ?2-——Joseph | thorize anyone for me te make any) ect rg . "= not justified and that present English er. who formerly was a prosecutor cuses, for if we fail we won't come in the event o@a forced return jour-) 9. 0 7 “Stee oe — 6 ee ee eee Ae . ca pea ay ises of y positi |S t-pain 2 : : : afternoon for the North Pole. The der the most favorable conditions| Richards. 48 rears old. was killed | eee ~~ one. Douws | Creain was p pirtaalty were eutScleat. ¢iy eer age or other favors and my first, polling place that éay lor Senti and Associate in Police eee of the E Smith's Estimate. cceph P. Freemans Gam On that basis. Smith testified, the! the employment, hale them into court, The plan was to fly the @istance would simply disappear below the is an observer in one of the planes. Pearv's turn from ¢! unable to find the trpe of men’ ry { re 1 ene : ee | reare? & ; - to ¢ rv 7 : : ® - e ’ . J e pore uittee im relation to the positions Street Station will explais | ¥ would be entitled only to! led é - , r compe! them to give bend and em.) ‘° the pole—about 680 miles—tn surface. crew. « rgo and al! He was born in Chicago in 1880. ) | . . ploy counse! for bo other reason | *# Pout nine hours, remain there for The intrepid Amundsen himsel’. He attended Columbia University, re Ae “ e — and early May which would be abelished. My ' *O™ S4mong my origina again went heme a half hour re of bet n than that someone imagines this is, * day making scientific observa- however, deciared before starting New York City. and later McGill wraain ll - ee tee of summer statement was approximately to | ‘= and have — elsew here. fief the nicht of Mayr &. and 3 90% a i" “gy $370.900 and) the proper and lawful way to en-| tiens and then begin the return owt that he would fee! safer in a University, Montreal. He was 8 > ae or ou —— reaches even the/ this effect: That I did not believe Eamcieucy Sate Requirement. FP. Harm of the Carr Street ' ; tah 4 om . Fs cag ~~ gna aye Pee force the law. The police them-| St. plane over the North Pole than tn’ raflroad engineer in Canada and a POS TSS". had begun to be felt | the City Committee, legally or mor-; _- | may point to the ne: | dem attempt to show that he deprec as Ce ee selves violate the law when the The two planes have an action an automobile on a crowded boule- m! iw Northern in breaking up the ice pack and ally, had the right to control ang WUliam T. Findly, Dr. Starkioft. preciation. instead of the $1.-) Nagel _, ikip- Cows : mining engineer in Northern Alas- ‘ el Sa not strike Dave Kornblum 900 the company hb i thus deprive honest citizens of their | "@4!Us of about 1500 miles. or a|vard. He said that. from his own ka. Ag a member of the United ““ "SS Sense ‘oss. 1h tate May | dominate the appointment or re- | Dr. Jordan. Fred W. Pape, E. E-' onision of their machines J be nece ae Ga ee fen * - aah + > ij 44% ae . _ . be \ - / — “ liberty. I repeat that euch meth. *@™t 14° more than the round trip observations, he believed the con- States biological survey he spent explorers say conditions are almost! moral of any city employe; ana | Wall and E. R. Kinsey. I intend 5, .. . of hat ps ae re alte end Pew. ods are outrageous. |distanmce to the pole. This means ditions woulg be very favorable to three years making a collection of “*™*#*B *° be most difficult. that our investigators and ward |‘ hold fast’ to this statement. o , mate. the company has) boy. “Terrible Condition.” that the pilots must steer a straight| making saf@ landings. mountain sheep from Mexico to the The danger besetting foot trav- Chairmen had reported to our’) | mere are at the present time some | FALLS I] ‘STORIES Te sabe =~ eens jose nse “I doubt if the police themselves. course. There is scant margin for It was his intention to fly all the Yukon. During the war he served @lers over the ice in Arctic regions headquarters that at least six mem- ‘ive or more members of the Re- | — J A ace 2 pa explaining lic att are altogether to blame for this; *"F mistakes in the reckoning. Way at as low an altitude as was as an instructor at the American “425 Gemonstrated by the faté of bers of the Republican City Cen- publican City Committee working Be the Agents Press. aa - fog urther increase Acc - , P - . " ‘ | =. 25% : ee | a =. ° a . — 4 S| 4 ws m ‘ 2 « ° ' they operate under orders. But|*° Carry all six members of the make scientific observations and Hial - me ; when more than half the party ™oner or, in Leu of money, prom- have not yet had time to investi- Jones O'Keefe, a building —— al! i mage tewed a 5 Per vWomber if the heads of the departments and! "*"™Y @ c@se ome of them breaks chart the country Se mane Ritser-Larsen. pilot, ® 4... att. tein edits net ises from the opposition cate their capabifMies. If they are | "2% Killed when he fell from f owance for depreciation was) ... the patrolmen themselves do rsnoti- mene ees : SS Sees scaels —_——= _ gr cae and lives at Oslo. He NE oN og = ore > adenine ves “Something Vii as Wrong.” -apabie of rendering the kissd of top of an 11-story building he a high and should be reduced | 68 | ee ee ee See me! | ll r —— is a Lieutenant in the Norwegian §. 4 we » otal [ISONS. : ' ; . S per cent. | ve fic c , ) ' > * >) aT PEF “Furtherm:, — _ . late yesterday. The f | -_ any reapect for the rights| fic cases were heard and the fines acters and crooks. and make St. navy. which he entered in 1909.) |. It was recalied that Capt. Robert eaten. -mammagie [I stated we were | service the charter provides for g@reck John Batt Mi" ame valuation of $7.000.900 to henest citizens or know that] set aside. The new Police Judges Louis a safe and sane an tet ite = ‘ cri 2 - a, * J > . ‘ — ‘ on . os " ‘ 2 nm # _ > in ss . ' Po : 2 7 - Kin- vioushy rae arg = of Judge | Hand c a. and we caught the men. This was| » we are going to continue te do po- years 4s an airplane pilot and me- face POR 8 believe that something was wrong.|no power behind the administra-| — tom pan real -ae etna. OF and small @owntewn hotel and one | *” *¥tomodile at Nineteenth street |i... yoy - m= ‘ 15, chanic. He was on the steamer : - eanchiisnaliiaedemsiiieiihad Didn't Seek Committee's Aid. ‘tien. so lone as I remain as chief eel ‘ ¥. Srought out a point - al . and Franklin avenue on May ti he : Maud in 17299? hen os liis Recipe for L« vit “ae + _ vena, . : “*xamination of Smith tha; | ther arrested in a South Fourteenth “ys & Ole te ets, ol == when an attempt... EC VIC. At the commencement of the’ executive. and 1 mtend to remain’ 49 per street house. all as vagrants. They was charged with Violating © an sideline = . neatly Rosecan and eck) was made to have the ship drift TILL WATER i nn. Mav 22 primary for Mayor I did rot ex-!my full term. and that the activities bers Bese. of the Ki when * had been fined $100 each bs Police rr, Pe ~s ser, © ‘ ‘ “care ess . ne tf 7 | pom anata: in nes on fram A'’aek 4 4 "ross the North Pole. : pein — pa e : a ; Eee oi "etn, aml presely solicit the support of a sin- ’ wil! be dominated by no purpose this ys - e = Jost in the of the : a ie driving an *o lice Judge Beck ~™ appeaied trom tnel courts He studied aviatio ‘ . oe, aoe eo ee ‘we S -_ 4 =_ = - z . net “represent « Judge Rosecan. Detective-Sergeant | ‘ined him $23 erhen » “+ | Wowd not change their course ay aviation at Mimeola. sage” do not worry. chew tobacco *** solitary City Committeeman. I | other than to give to the people of/ eent pl P the 3 Reach, who arrested them. admit-| , . | a tain ne. mS ee ics bite a , an o 22 asked the support of all people, | St. Louis an honest, courageous, in-| th sment. He “F . Judge Gayer the circumstances:the Cart Feuchk+ _ | omsistent'y and Ccrink great qua.- : = ne ge PE ang. or, = . ac “se circuits were being uti-/ the : ted to Judge Gayer that he knew Sends tenes he oe ba imst Pa, EARL OF ; ; mechanic. is 31. . ties of water Thies was the ad provided ther subscribed to the telligent. efficient and economical | for new su 4: : ” nothing in particular about them. The $30 hae Be me : ing e and “* es at Fried hshafen. | vice ef Jehn Morey. Washington ideas of government as set forth administration of its public affairs. | and the 7 whereupon the Judge dismissed eye Bamps baer ca. San, DIES; LED BRITISH 2 die rie ts regarded as prob- . — Wii? «ts lead Lweu.ss 4 as) Be Ker =enaror AnNn- — S : Founded € seetiwe beked. when the dismiasals mean nw = ar flgured at Centineed frem Page Onc. Turkish. as a flight mechanic Zerson told me he would not prop- | _ | ‘ — em i held : naeventer and tarfieia avenues : sate i ¥ = = a papier . a . ; mite rc : ae, 2 on! ‘ were entered. uf | otek a ik feu : ADVERTISEMENT i y witness put on by “” % was unaveidable uttempt was made to assassinate Trouble in Landing at North Pole eri eprese' ne people ef hii | ae ty. was severe = he buxe of Police Power. OU: = tm pe. | ‘ | ward if he @i4 net cus , ~ - oe ly grilled og/ ™y “Te is not up to me to tell ) Anether case dism .2ssed wae that e LA da Lieutenant His Party Antik tpared. arc ahs 1G Tot uppert me. Mr. MemDer Awd? all nation mn an effort to | been vo . . . , ’ tf amia (Fr how to make i these Eg ho eof Dr. C. M. Westerman. whe was, *83 Ored upen from ambush, Dut LONDON. Mar Sao L@uis (Tub) Becker stated he was; MEMBER OF THE a8 BOt an expert fm op-| hear.” Judge replied. “You are > fined $59 by Police Judge Resecan Fremch escaped injury that Capt. Roald Amundse = supporting me because he theught | | | & telephone com | As : : > an - ' ' as , Oa mundsen afte ‘ : . ; — for driving 49 miles an hour ‘o Becomes Fari of Ypres. ‘we: disan a oe his people were for me and that a se > os ar — ' rienced policeman. There are law- “ aT On lisa ppo nents im two pre ale tarneys sought te show)! board vers on the Potlic T | South Breadway. April 25. He tes- Upon retirement as Lord Lieu- @ vears hed final? ‘ majorigty his precinct workers | 7 ice Roard This igi. - a nei ~ ‘ a! ie. oD ia ‘ by pped oft . that retary simply anotker at use oft poli el ifted vesterday that °® wae hur. tenant of Ireland. Franck was ae esterday fron Se ad voted” to support me in rhe ace and operation esate ani ; : ‘ oe : i« : a. ~ ; ZA r= a” - rs . rying om an emergency call to Jef- | @t®d an bar! by King George hs ‘tempt to : primary as th tele power. ° 2 e = Y rs ricg |, a.tempr 9 Prenc’ he North Pele . 2 number of - erson Rarracks rn . , hae * new honrer was not rs vat? oe Ps “_ ‘Our cam ign rr ers a- - Then there « t! . ~~} ma tert he had ; ‘ sazetterd a — . paign managers 4 rease. that os the appeal "| not Deen driving faster th neariy ve ‘ter ri ~whe t* ised me n the ? thar If t @ ao ce ents Wiliam Filuetsch of 2048 Obear — an 39 _ = yard. when | me m tne pempery ‘eat reciates rapidly and bend a ‘ m / ees an he 2 oy f Ph ed Ver estate ; o ‘ + uld a P thea . ’ a ; TM ceibiebeone: whe was! om .P - ware ‘fficially announced that. he ou : nae} the support of quite a any @id not have plant ne did “ne a: as not dismissed out- a elected to be know? , numbder of committeemen rovided = im 10 » v * * : aAnowwWn is "e . Pp *zcess require- fined $10 under the vagrancy ordi- | ion: pus the rt Mie a 1 prone nine rer schema .. weult alates weet? 4 . money order or St. Louls as cla: of - tena tor mance by Police Judge Beck, after . 7s wes plomteagtiens e piace of his eS ee ee eee caer © med by the city. boy : . \Peduced te $50. after an informal] great victory tn the war. So = retain them in their present si- Deitvered Oy omy compan ’ a raid at his saloon on May ° eee Ps! nN ~ AL . - “A = ™e _ if- ss : : . t Pp! po ¥ Put wnt only one . [his was the case of Ar- Prise was occasioned bw hie tit! tions or recegnize them as factors Widen policeman testified before Judge .,.._ a , Sip us @ * a Gaver that he had seen Fiuetsath |’ tur Peder of 5200 North Thirty. selection. it being quite unusual ‘+o a 'd d§ in the selection of my agrotntees. al , . ms #4 — be = : ; ay Prohibited From ° Money we F make 4 movement under the har Cirst treet . ha reed A rh driving AA - TName ‘f ; data ign hiare Tl an atur, ay isonly . ’ bi t ing - . day's himeelf ame Bhat whee he looked behind 50 miles an hour in West FPloris- for a title. onivy a few e suck em deep “The law creating the Repubii- pedite va ’ sant veg) a | sg | a "- iT. nT. = r -* > e 5 ‘ bad ‘a ieee 5 > - ] co ; ° . if. ~ the bar he found an empty mason — i ween pe avenu ampies appearing in »e British and good complexion ee Fe ee ~~ me ver ot jar, which he produeed in court and Union boulevard in early recoris cally prohibits them. either indi- was me . , ; 4 " ” , . beceuse he thought the contents ne eto in 1880 the Ear arried Foe. ff and good health are ae eS from | beasé. 3 had left an odor like liquor. The Numerous appealed ases were anora. daughter of R Ww ny oses boon ° using any of their mon-y to defeat = officer admitted he had not had continued for further preparation Lowndes. companions. A oer nominate a candidate. There- camnaiy’ of defenses Te d " ! fore. I do not believe it was intend- pod ses ee c } | ee + regen and did not see. ACRE Pharmacy College Medal Awarded. an whole lot is done for ed that they should use thei- power d ; © jar in plain view upon entering. | Gerk Won't Comment. a.-. . ; both fruit and ax comm itteemen to interf with : 7 “You know you had no author- . | Obert Francis Blue of Tremont vege- IPR RE So em ot &. Chief of Police Gerk refused to- * the free salert! _ peo ity to go in there without a search ini l!l.. was the winner this ve f ti ; table salads with ge sergio Ahr ag te | without seei et day to comment diréctiy on what 98 = |S a candidate for effice on the Re- werrant - : : ; rv? . : <n - 0 ene dene» Judge Gaver said in denouncing the the goid medal emblematic of the publican ticket. The 57.900 votes in plain _ ° ge ayer said to police “dragnet” method. whereby best fXSEMinat ron : e : . th t were ve a ? the policeman “The def ; grades in the + a given me if the primary. ~an } defendant if the innocent are arrested with the | €Taduation class of the St. Louts a a oe ee eee ee eee A meotene - ——s guilty and ar ests are numerous, in Cellere of Pharmacy The medal : ] Grimm. plus the 25°90 wotes fer | = - arrested ithe hope of harassing criminals to Was formally bestowed Wednes- Delivered Judge Hail. represented the oppe- ap & Vagrant on 2 downtown streetisuch an extent that they will leave | day evening at corimencem at Ra sition In the Repubifican party | and fined $100 in Pelice ourt yd = at corimencement ex- epu dite pa to Wasithe city. The Chief expressed the/| ercises at Sheldon Memorial. 2448 DRESSING the Republican City Central Com- | ee oy of continuing pree-| Washington boulevard The Rev oe a a constituted. | ent methods. \/& SE @eleweenat . 7 RIMM Recipe beok om -equest to “After I was nominat = witalta,. S. J.. egent of G & GORLY P. H. Leggernt & Co. New York came necessary for me see thine aa “We are going to continue to do | St. Louis University medical and police work.” Chief Gerk said, “and | dental schools. delivered the com- 712 Washington TRY PREMIER COUBER TOO ONr EP ine lee nt Com try to rid the city of police char- mencement address. mittee as the legaily constituted| representative of my party This

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ve ye. Ratha . a a . “~ » aa. + ry ¥ (4% oan's i, PPS PEL x va a 7 7 .% ‘ aS — 7 3 ~~ ee ST EL PR ee Ae COPS CALLED ONTO ter? . he Le “ = : 7 ee, be. - x VALUATION | Sasa sracer wor} ASAILE STREET a ’ EXPLAIN THEIR CAPER oy WAND IN PHONE T0 BE DENIED man Says State Pub- Service Commission went the Money for Appraisal. RING ON RATE APPLICATION ENDS sion on Request for In- ssase in Business Phone ¢ Probable With- in 2 Month. 4 Jefferson City Correspond- emt of the Post-Dispatch. maoNn CITY, May 22.— = on the Southwestern Bel! Co.'s application for an in business telechone rates Louis, aggrecating $894,000 came to a close before the Public Service Commission yesterday afternoon, with a indication that the commis- would not grant the demand fthe City of St. Louis for a full Bustion of the Bell exchange in F Louls, as «. preliminary to any order. A decision on the rate sation probably will be made a month. rman T. J. Brown stated the | Two: Must Tell Board If Tried to Make a Negro E | Dance. & ? a ~ 1 } 4 * os « w - iy This is the day for plain fancy explaining at Police quarters. Six patrolmen, ch with violations of departr regulations, will appear before t Police Board this afternoon subject their carefully construc | ND | defenses to stemm scrutiny. Kt & not a pleasant task. Mie For instance, Patrolmen §B. g” ” Enders and George A. Seibert of ‘the Mounted District will be calleg pr- | Upon to show that they did not. ; all| playfully try to make a negro } of' dance nor caress a young woman a 32 a street car waiting room at _ " ¥ Chain of Rocks, May 8, last. ! . | Reports as to the Capers, a? Enders and Seibert stepped tn ce? the waiting room together. | former, according to a report made) by a negro,.drew his revolver and - demanded that the negro dance. ‘Seibert, Mise Ruth Greenway, 9112” Riverview Drive, said, evidenced no interest in the terpsichore, but tn- stead sat down beside her and at. ‘tempted to put his arm about her waist. . | Enders denies that he drew his ly revolver or made anyone dance. ]- | Seibert says he merely asked Miss to| Greenway what book she was of reading. The board will determine ~ car- whether this was merely the inter. © j- |est of a literateur in the written | work or conduct unbecoming an - + | | wo ’ to 5 ~ - — rw 7~ "vere - ~~ “vw * . .* Be Oe SO a Rees coo Sea -~ * 4 . oe eo. ime JOHN W. WORTHINGTON. DEAF ENGLISH BOY CAN STAY IN ST. LOUIS Nagel’s Plea for Student Re- gaining Hearing Here Wards Off Deportation. Lt - | officer. The burden of proof of | ’ A t S& this academic fmterest§ lies with”® sission did not have ore mre | Seibert, however. ppriations to make a ful] in- pry and appraisa! of the Bell ihange in St. Louis and take care ether valuation matters already before the commission. He Patrolman Patrick J. Cronin had | a most peculiar thing happen at his home, 5342 Terry avenue, March 13, which he will try to exe” * eC 's ity were the plain in answer to a general chares if attorneys for the city a the of unbecoming conduct. An tn a . | | Sates - ” requests 1 this) epector | for the Union Electrié bole,” with repeated q Post-Dispatch Bureau, a full valuation. 23 Wyatt Building. ‘Attorneys for the city contended| WASHINGTON, May the final hearing that the rate) +nur Cecil Momber, the 11-year-old sought by the company not justified and that present virtually were sufficient. City TAght and Power Co. asserts that he found a “jumper” on the elec- tric meter at (ronin’s home, a de- vice which reco-ded only 25 per cent of the electrjeity actually use. (‘ronin was preserving order at a 29 - English boy, whose training in a Book valuation claims of the | ers. ipany, ranging from $25,000,000 : 330 000.000 “nd the St. Louis | Assistant Secretary of Labor W. mee alone. were attacked by the| W. Husband today signed instruc- as excessive. C. E. Smith, city|tions to the St. Louis Immigration ulting engineer, testified that in| rri.e that Momber’s bond of $1000 opinion, after exhaustive exam- Hon of the book valuation rec-|shall be renewed when it expires so that the bright s, a physica] appraisal would w a valuation of approximately was born almost totally 9,000,000. policeman, will tell of an instance where he went driving in the coun- ty the night of April 19 and had © a bearing of ht€ machine burn out { in the vicinity of St. Charles. It prevented him from returning for duty by midnight, but he belleved a man friend with him had in-. formed his superior of his predica- ment. The friend apparently did. 3 next autumn, lad, who lony. | tudies in Wis i neort do at . Smith's Estimate. deaf, can continue his SLU men Joseph Pr. Freeman of the Deer On that basis. Smith testified. the | the school where he has been en- ‘ Street Station will explain why he mpany would be entitled only to rolled for the past four years. went home a half hour before re- lief the night of May 8, and Frank I’. Ham of the Carr Street Station, will attempt to show that he did, not strike Dave Kornblum after @ dncrease of between $370,000 and | Husband's action today was the 600 ayear in revenues, to yield! cent for return and 5 per cent | result of the efforts of Charles ® depreciation, instead of the $1.-| Nagel of St. Louis, former Secre- $00 the company has estimated tary of Commerce and Labor, who a a ? be known as “The Wolf cf La ‘Salle Street,” and whose two-year | prison sentenc® was recently stayed oecause of his serious illness, is under indictment in connecticn with the downtown mail truck rcbbery by the Egan gang l.tre tn April, 1923. He is accusei of hav- ine had possession .of par: of the 225,000 stolen securi‘ies. The indictment, voted nearly a ,@er ago, was made public vester day, when postoffice !nspectors here learned that the insnpcctors of the Los Angeles district Worthington under surveillance in a hospital. gangrenous affection of the feet, .and the inspectors have been told that this resulted from the appli- cation of hot irons to the soles as an act of torture. by men who were trying to make Worthington ‘tell where he had placed certain stocks and bonds. have occurred several years ago. Worthington’s Record. Worthington is elderly, various ;accounts placing his age between

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« ee ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED * FLOWER SPECIAL! FRIDAY AND SATURODA Y. The Fragrant Flowers Are Fresh Get and Attractively Bexed With Ferns ROTH BROS., Florists Excursion Seamer 12 Long-Stem Roses $4 .50 12 Beautiful Peonies "Dastveres a 215 N. 7th St. + et Olive. The Subway Sells Bets” In Boyd's Subway Deliveries Last Two Days of Boyd’s Subway Great Double-Header Suit Sale oe Wool and Tropical Worsted Suits Two Suits may be selected from the same group or from any two groups. It may be a wool Suit from the $47 group and a tropical worsted from the $37 group—the double sale would then be $42. Two persons may each buy Suits, provided one sale is made for both. An excellent opportunity to secure two Summer Suits, two wool Suits or a wool Suit and a Summer Suit at these unusually low prices. $30-00 and $35-90 Suits r "Si A special purchase of fine tropical worsteds, gabardines and flanpel Suits. All are hand tailored—the majority are silk lined—two and three button models—a wonderful selection of colors and patterns. $35.00 Two-Trouser Suits _—- Well tailored Suits in young men’s models and conservative styles. New light shades—good-looking dark colors— - — s _ "ez . rs 4 = -_ 5 Vio nao a . ’ . AS She Pieases with and this mv last Will testamen?’ TOHN T. HUGHE , . — 7a A 4 : . hh “March 39. 1883 Hospital Arrangement. With reference to +he testimonyv ° - > certain witnmesses for the con- Sants ne i b n enied Aon 4 - Ps) tz >. a — . i. fit snes re 1 a he _* = epita! en Davi Carrick ~~ eo >i * +. - Pee os = oF | > n jers A a‘ iw D er Was To an to _ * ~ = —_ \ ed Ai?! * arid he oO Kept ik * ; — 7 ; yufet tm order that he might take a map curing the afternoon While Hughes’ trained nurse « as adsent from the rospital Elies acted in Rer place. Dr. Carrick said. but while the nurse was there, Ellen took orders from her While Hughes was tn the hoe- pital, from November to August. he cave perscriptions for 14 pints of whisky for him, Carrick testified As ome of the executors a e@tate. Dr. Carrick was asked +o sive &@n es8timate cf the amour’ of + + + + + + % % >t + + + b+ © be + be he Come and take advantage of our generous credit offer. Save your cash for the two-day holiday. \ We'll cheerfully wait for our money SATURDAY, MAY 30th is the day we honor War Veterans, young and old. Be prepared to look your best as you review the parade of brave soldiers as they march in memory of those who gave their lives in a noble cause. Br 1 lg A Dollar a a 4 Dress In | Style y / 2». \ dt Smart Conceits § Men’s & Young Men’s SUITS For Decoration Day Every style a winner. En- glish type clothes, or semi- fitted as you prefer. Priced as low as 25 ee STYLISH A complete selection of slenderizing STORITS cca enone ae OPEN EVENINGS TILL DECORATION DAY K fe — i wr LOEW'S STATE—UPSTAIRNS NEXT TO =x «zk «kk Crepe-de Chin ewe eenee tee Wee @ € SL Novelty Glo: CHOICE of kid and suede -¢ The short cuff styles in tai 3 Or 4 pairs of a kind, but an «@ Women’s Ne NV, ~ . Women’s & Misses’ COATS-- SUITS- DRESSES-- *19% Others up to #59*° Ensembles New Millinery low. omen’s Fo \SHINGTO Y _ a a a ae | —i,™oney the Kentucky Female Or- phan Schoc! at Midway is I"kelr +o ‘ecetve under the terms of the - He estimated the amount at | $100,908. The POST DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening Bewspaper giving Associated Press uews service. a.” -

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: ss > ie yt? ae te O.," sean re ws. wicks + RD ee ALS, at y= ep? tee # eee set i pee ot aw = ST, abt py ¥, Pe) > oat ow ~ Cae wy or ey e , : : ; r Qype! “ Ot 9 nat er, rd ES cs f = . ~. : : '> : an , a ~' : - . ir SRG OTS EN eee ee 3 a ‘i . stay aoe Tien, \ Roller Skates at $1.59 Chicago Skates for boys and girls. Ball bearings See Our Other pliebamieacaband: on Paco’ 17 that cannot be lost—rubber-cushioned rolls. Splendidly finished—highly po STIX. BAER & FULLER= GRAND-LEADER | (reer Fie) - . gi : , a Features for Misses and Jaunty Juniors Misses’ Frocks Misses’ Dresses In Pretty Tub Silks Tailored Flannels and Kashas ~ Q;: 795 . ] 950 A DAPTATIONS of the vogue for the miss or little wom- XCEEDINGLY worth while an are expressed in striped are these values. Individual : models in rich flannels and tub silks of gay color, or prints in kashas suggest themselves for va- dainty patterns. Late touches in cation and early Fall wear. Solid styling and quality in workman- colors in high shades and striped ship and material make them val- effects are the materials. The ues of unusual worth. You will styles are restrained and simple in $ ‘2= agree that they are exceptional at detail. Every model represents a this modest price. Sizes 14 to 18. seereraperriereiegire - 9 _ : “ }_SIx-Day UNDERSELLING ( Women’s Service-Weight Countess Silk Hose fas ERY special offering of our Countess Hose in service weight, full-fashioned, of pure thread silk, woven to a very fine gauge. Strong reinforcements and tops of mercerized lisle to - give good service. Black and colors. For the girl : - ° cares, Richeséal Countess Chiffon, $1.35 Bouquet : 4 Women’s full-fashioned Countess Chiffon and fine Face Hose of pure-thread silk, with mercerized lisle || Powder of an ex- tops and silk foot. Strongly reinforced. Black quisite fragranc E. and colors. Priced extremely low for Under- are er ally selling. (Main Floor.) . } See our DO age Ky ‘A For Little Tots of 2 to 6— ————] Crepe de Chine Frocks Women’s Bathing Suits Featured for ae at substantial reduction in price. Sices 14 to 18. [NDICATIVE of the importance of Underselling Week is this seasonablé value of women’s pure wer- (The Misses’ Store—Third Floor.) | ’ $5.00 (The Misses’ Store—Third Floor.) sted Suits at modest price. Knitted with round neck ~ 9 5 . 7 and athletic sleeves, they achieve variety in color and taal S | ° 9 . 9 trimming. Some have bands in contrasting color at Misses Coats Girls F rocks | Girls Coats neck, sleeves and trousers. Others have skirt stripe, 2 ; | and some are in plain colors. Scarlet, kelly green, pea- MART little Dresses of good Tailored Modes we. In Tub Materials For School Wear cock blue, black, and navy, in sizes 34 to 46. quality crepe de chine, in| | j : low neck, shortsJeeve style— Ss ] 6:25 1 50 $9.75 and $3.75 | $ 5.00 Bathin Ca 5 10c finished at skirt, neck and sleeves — | g p 9 The high colors of the season give A very special value is this, peceening plain skull haem : in vivid color trimmed with band /of contrasting 5s c a gay hue to these Coats, tailored of Choice of scarlet; kelly green, blue, and mcscanme ty Variety is a feature of these groups. Becoming styles for the little with picot edge ruffles. Ruffled Bloomers to match accompany The mannish Coat, the popular Me Wieck Mifbite Bidsh and model of this season, is shown in both girl, 6 to 12 years, are shown in many ~ | flannel and woolen mixtures. The honeydew tint, in sizes 2 to 6 groups. Tweeds and plain materials cotton materials —voiles, dimities, | ‘Coats are all made in the simple, : (Second Floor.) years—priced very low for last are used to fashion them. Belted broadcloth, prints, and linens. Hand | straightline, box models, becoming to f° day of Underselling. backs, double-breasted finish, velvet embroidery and tailored details in | the girl, 6 to 12 years of age. Every | a of the grou ~~ Suggest the finish. All are models specially re- | Coat is carefully finished as to tai- ’ . gua ind of the group. sizes 14 to 18. duced for this event. | lored details, and an important value PURC HASE Children S Spring Coats mae Misses Store—Third Floor.) Jaunty Junior Section—Third Floor.) (Jaunty Junior Section—Third Floor } Our entire stock, ae many re and miatetials. 2’ a reduction of . Oe ; ne .One-T hirc - ‘ . | (Second Floor.) ° J ° ° : Free Credit U/ nderselling Values in Featuring Porto Rican Hand-Drawn For Every Raweley Gloves, $2.45 Princess Slips Dress Lengths ae onest Person o HOICE of kid and suede Gloves at this price.| § | | Rhinestone Jewelry The short cuff styles in tailored or fancy styles. Only , . 27 $ Or 4 pairs of a kind, but an assortment of styles and colors. , : $ , In Sterling Silver Mountings— Saturday Feature of Underselling OF great interest is this (Main Floor.) Underselling offer of hand- Bracelets, $4.95 Ressciate, S67 of | ok | a Women’s Neckwear "THESE Slips of imported cot- ton satinay, in shadow- striped effect, have hip hems of M . ; ‘ced self materials, strap shoulders | wri gh pet 0 is 2 tke tel flexible Bracelets, set rhinestones, or alternating : any Smart Conceits Specially Price and héemstitched tops. In white to make Summer dresses. They with very brilliant stones, in | with pierced motifs. Flexi-— and flesh color. Sizes 36 to 44. . are of sheer solid-color voiles sterling silver. Fancy cen- ble style, attractive and | and solid-color broadcloths and ter design. , hi yd . .00 : | white; enough material for any ‘ _ specially priced. quae At & 1 5 7 | size dress is in each length. Bowknot Pins | | . —" | Pap oo on - and me front $1 .65 and $2. 45 | Bar Pins, vie | of the dress show a design in VESTEES, collars, cuff sets, ja- | Bodice-top Slips of finest | hand-drawnwork and embroid- Phe oad, new oo and bots, panels and bib collars—of | nainsook, trimmed with combi- ery so that when the dress is mountings oy a Ba fivet. | lace, organdy, linen, Georgette and nation lace insertion and me- | an ghee: prom onnt ify wm set with many brilliant Satin—fashioned in the styles of the dallions. Hip hemps. Offered can make one of these dresses | rhinestones. Each Pin has a moment, appropriate for frock, suit ) in sizes 36 to 44. for it requires very little sew- safety catch. or sweater. Unusual values. : | | ing. Pajamas, $1.47 ci dal | - Iving O 7 Samples, made of. crepe pa- S H db Lace Scarfs Real Lace jarna cloth or cotton pongee, in —will wear the dresses, ] 00 mart an ags $1.95 Neckwear, $2.98 two-piece style, with trimmings | showing how attractive | Of Silk and Leather— Floral designs, ombre ef- ' Collars, cuff sets, guimpes applied in various ways. Many o they are when completed. * fects and plain colors appear and other neckpieces, fashion- models, in sizes 36 to 42. A (ered eetie lasaendiiiibee ou ) Cc di A MOST unusual. assort- f 1 Sik d an 1es BE om "‘Heltane icicteiiiael ( Tinted Stationery Women’s Footwear ff 4¢Sr#t Savings At Special Prices ered_and with jeweled frames; D i Cotton RESH delicacies from our flat Bags in colors and striking — 4 5c Box own Candy Sho contrasts. About thirty models Choose F'rom Many Smart Styles 5 Spools, 19c F m in black, brown, tan. rreen red, | . . J. & P. Coats’ mercerized Darn- Satur day Treat @ blue are offered for selection. 4 at Underselling Price— ing Cotton. 45-yard spools in A CABINET containing 48 rh 9% | \ oneas wieees black and colors. , 39c —2 bs., 75c ; sheets of writing paper and | Waving Iron, 10c . ~ % Assorted homemade candies - : +62 Twe-prong marcel Waving Iron. a ep wrt yo es and Supreme milk choco'ate. (F inen finish stock. ssorte ' | Shopping Bags, 29c tints in box—just 500 in the Special Box, 59c ‘ a Sh | ’ - rZ. ae Shp slippers, weve i snobs a oie mg te Bags. choice o group. ‘. = . oe a wee ( hildren s , oes : season are shown in : hocolates, caramel d others. . : ) ' Supporters, 10c Pair ¢ : s an llin rices 1, t leather, black satin, blonde satin and tan calf. Ww ne a swo-ctvan Geapertete Imported Stationery Buttercups, 29¢ Lb. At Undersell 4 . : : of their authentic style, excellent quality and | to be Ooi owes ed corset. At 49c Box Assorted varieties including can PARENTS should a ssh mem ae tn | ri j arter c Pair , applied to Children’s Oxfords strap sl.ppers P! ce, they are typical Underselling values, worthy sik ‘vested Pol OU, White and tints with tissue-lined dies with nut fillings. in patent leather, tan and smoked elk in a variety || your immediate attention. (Main Floor.) ed silk elastic, finished with envelopes. Each box containing of : | Bo a& Girls buckle and ribbon trimming. 24 sheets and 24 envelopes. Chocolate-Covered | Ghbas 6 00 Bole bao onc déactsccatpdeninkes vos ges | ys : Strawberries - ar rn a aap eae ona ee : pot ores, made to wear in’ in’ Speciola Hair Nets Fountain Pens, 79c 69c Lb. : Gtowing Girls’, cises 246 to 6....-.--.-.--. ee , always looking nice- 6 for 39c Solid rubber barrels, lever type Fresh Strawberries dipped | Boys’ Oxfords, $4.25 and $4.75 ° se Li i ou- wats i cap and fnge ie ached poche i, eceponal | | Sle “seated with ich mite | SY) ott Seah ‘Sane 373t tote fess All colors except gray and values featured for erselling. chocolate. + to 6, 0675. ae a white. Limit : dozen. (Main Floor.) A a ; ) 5 Tifaln Ploor.) ain Floor.) ae ‘ : ? eee eee : “ib a si \ ds an”

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~~ vs . " » " a e 7 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation thar the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED nS dousdoncs Bowoun BOse meni ys . c= * — Renowned Innovation »Wardrobe Trunks Nn i 1 cs : Stupendous Sale Sport Hats ~~ —— eT a — a ——— ——.. es — ee _— _—_— i, —.. = 867.50 Imnovation : 3 = yp oleae 3500 Hats Made to Retail from $1.95 to $3.95 | S sone Tnmevation $45.00 We purchased these Hats from a leading East- Choose your Hats for vacation and Sum- ai { 7 $110.00 Innovation §@55 ()() ern wholesale house who is reorganizing. —_ mer sports wear, as well as your tailored { 3 giiaee Innovation $59 75 Every popular shape as well as the new Spring Hats for street. A real bargain in Hats , sire mareetes $87.50 ages rene end Wo Gh aes Gees pee See that were never intended to sell at this very “a . ™ sense mat 894 90 Extra Selling Space special price. d Special! 600 New Sp ain $72.50 Extra Salespeople Extra Cashiers Leghorns Milan Hemps | : eae Combination ¢ 36.00 Everything Arranged for Your ¢ SwissHemps Peanuts ss 1) T Ee S Secs and Mat Teunk, O00. Timbo and Novelty Straws Convenience , (Bargain Baseme nt—V\ ugents.) i —— —- ‘t= You will be more than deligl when you see the remarkable These are straightline Dresses; | stripes; new collars and jabots side, band and button-front & waist lines, wide banded skirts, ets: pearl, glass and bone butte all-around tie belts. ; Materials ' _ §-Piece Ruffled Curtain Sets fiji Attractive for Any Room Waere Ruffled Curtains Can be l sed Made eof good quality crossbar @crim and marquisette: ruffles of Lleida i i i) mt i ht da ft tt in itt it litte tn ee Plain blue and pink voile. Val- $ 33 Si ance and tie-backs att z be — “~ - to match: = % ‘ 4 tape = Boys’ Flapper Suits Sis Rb oys Flappe os anel Curtains cas | Made of fine quality artificial silk net in plain $ 95 Sa = | (Third Ficor—Nugents.) BE » seams and absolutely tast ry ' 4 ; xTTrd j 156 S . m — 2). colors. 9.00. 4 mi Spindle center and @ corner brackets to Slightly All-Round In arranging for this sale we have $10. 7 J Sizes 34 to 44) h stouts. All fimely’ brace—-fitted with best quality screen wire selected many of our hicher-erade Shirts Choice of 2 tt. 6 in. «x 6 f&. 6 in a 2 fh & im. x & ft. & in. .s QS 2 fh. 10 imxé fT. 10 in. \ oF a Summer Wear —some slightly soiled from dandiing, , ’ 4 —_ = . : also some slight irregulars of extra fine C .** ] >». = qua it1¢€S Sizes—S8 to 14 Years The materials include fiber striped ‘Se ee eeereerseee blades Easy runnine Nis (ey §=— $1.95 The (Tas Catchers— Via Se of white Canvass i i- faeily put On and taken off — wil : S8¢ RSS .~ of mowers, adiustabie IN HSHEHESE Soh ge. : Begutiful white silks, greatly underpriced for this sale madras, cotton pongee, English broadcloths, light sports Y: ; Choice at .... Trimmed with mbbons, laces, frills. ete. Attractive models flannels, fine count percales and woven madras. Solid : Other ite Silks. $7 colors, checks and stripes. Collar attached or neckband $13.50 Lawn Mowers : — St oh maa styles. An inne ine Siecion: St, cannnand .,. 95e Full ball bearinc with 4 larce ‘Bargain Baseme nt—\N agents.) prac. Fs oe muiiinndiah | severe) : | 7 16-inch steel) setf-sharpening \ Ss & , — { y ; : ) ee ai = , > contiming he Sie | Basement Sale of Shoes | taemeusalct a 3 Tissue For Women and Children Saturday Spec 7 | Summer M $6.95 5-Ply Red Rubber Garden Hose and We 2500 Pairs—Saturday at on Infants’ W . These Hats | : : mt —- Voile 8 EE o t ead thre u cout In sandals. erepe sole Ox- fords. eut@ut straps. erelet Crisp. new Dimity Frocks of an a a a t te rel —daintily trimmed «ith hend lien? equality: var i- ous colors. ct.. ’ and stronge!y tole - -+ $ ne Me? &, Lies. Tn smart smocking and touches of hand omen, Ree Uh = “Ou D nes e . - hy | > ie Wash at this extraordimary price. ? 3 Wiedew Sereense—l as ‘ee se Very ettractive litle Summecry bap = | @ pretty flowers, bengaline Hata. ead. extend frem = . -s 26h irec e~ = . 1? *¥ a —_ n ; oil ra rae ce a $1050 Lawn Swings Tie D s back. brown ealf. black kid. O POGRS. . « ccc be neces 04 checoenn . ee. . Full 4-pas- Peo ino in tissues, white kid. white elk. whtte a : he , ° »?” . é : a! . . bad bet ee - : sonst poe “28a S , printed voiles canvas and ecombrmations. Kiddies’ Dimity F rocks Ro ge ‘ Cal | = we ' ae wae | ae; For Gi enstrected ’ oe 7 ad > > ry £ i ties, plain straps and Oxfords. * Siaee S14 ta & embroidery. Sleeveless styte. ee a Sizes 2 to © years........-.++++s i For Children— “Ss j +--+ —- stripes, new 48c $8.95 Colors mem a al sm™m ] we ee | eee ee ee eee Pretty erelets, fies. cut-outs. sandals, straps. erepe sole Ox- —_— “ — oo — Kiddies’ Organdie Hats and’ 7a Adorable little Hats and Caps of touches. of , : : : 7 s wa ; Pte + — = —s% . . - bale Ventilating Porch Shades broiderr, ete. fords and combinations. In pundee: Sn aunet efnenstiee 0k ) : small, medium patent leather, white elk, tan ly styles. Some poke shapes, gg Wade ef non-warping wood splint. green stained. Complete ealf tan elk. patent and ¢ | ethers with large roffle. In all See Pues. cords, oe. back. and others. the light Spring shades... ....-.-- eee ee ee ee oe ee ee ee ee ee ee ne ee ee ne en en ee ee | 8s 8.8 8 88 8 88 ee BOR) Saeasoaeseae | | , oe Se @eseeaeeeneeesaeeweaeepeeaeaeangeeseseeseenpaeaeaseeessesnese $4.75 / Sth. wide, $7 45 Sizes—tiInfants’ 5 to Misses’ a OO en ° or Bars’ 2 1° &. 9 r Bays’ 2. (Bargais Basemest—Nagests.) \... $5. ‘5 7 re. drop ‘eee ee ees . 45 ——_ — ——— iia a _— te Costume Ships Dainty Summer Step-Ins $1.59 Corslets $1.98 All-Silk , q Splendid Coefurme Slips of striped and plain Made , lowe! ruality Freneh votles end 1 arre ae) ; miner gar- Beautiful new shadeo—tacluane Extra!—1000 Lawn Benches $ 59 cotton sateen. Bodice top style Fancy pleated striped batiet he Guintiest of colors a pea ety ne nude, beige, Airedale, Nile, sky. 4 . fleunce bottom im at! wanted shades = se Trmmed wrt ace and emetitching mente. Come @ SS encsient Gs S$! 19 imperfect. In « nice sive | a, Pelding. well braced. red and natural finish — Sizes 35 to 44 19¢ Fall cut. regular = + R9¢ Ss 3 6 = ov ee valde .... ee: Se, Pa, eee (Bargain Baseweea t—Yugents > (Barcgeate Rasemert—S ageets.; (Bargaize Basement. ugeets.} | Bargaie J J eS ) on eg s ee ee ee 8 2. 2 2 ee 8 2 2 ee ee eee ee eee . oe ve 2. - ei ne “4 t z y+ Crt : tw 4 t , . * : : a iw Sa ; 3." Oe Dee ee < . *, \ elt

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d Young Men’s t S it test models, includimg the Wales. In light and dark Hl stripes and overplaids. 2 to 44; Also Stouts 147 Men, do not miss this sale, as every Suit is worth double the price. Men’s and Young Men’s Mohair Suits Here is your oppor- tunity of purchasing vour Summer Suit at a saving of $5.00 to $10.00. Sizes 34 to 44, also stouts. All finely tai- lored, ye (Rargain Rasement—Nuagents.) S FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1525 PN . — —- ete vemee " a RE STS Fe i i? OE \ , sige 59 Sige TP pes oo = ~- sxe Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED _ ~~ wo So wets 7 eer Stes . i ge . h 2% “ ™ . ee RE 8 RRS Ee eae ef eee ae | 4 ry tS ee ‘ ee 1. oe er “vn 4 é ct ey OM st 4 f - : ree a “—s " ' ; P ba oe, et . oe ¢ s 2 iain ¥ ips o Peay, oa wa, 4 ih i : “a a ‘ ‘oa Ss . ¥ ‘ a) ie § nm 5 4 yh a'* ms “nel | SNe: Fey. eee ~*~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ss 7 90 Pairs Men’s Oxfords n and broad toes, brown kid, black ‘brown calf. 2.95 | jJots. Pair (Second Floor—Nugents.) re fe eee rer eh erm ere Fe ’ ae ee ee =F ee 5 ae 2 ; ee —__ ee 7 ee 3 *’ In the Junior Maid Shop Summer Frocks For Misses and Juniors Striped tub silks and printed crepe de chines, in novel and varied pat- 95 terns—combined in charming styles —— for the miss. All colors in light and dark’ combinations. Special values. . Girls’ Charming Voile Dresses Voile Dresses, in varied col- ors and styles. Plain colors of voiles of splendid quality— trimmed with ruffles, tucks, ribbons and hand embroidery. Three styles illustrated. Col- ors and combinations of colors in coral, peach,\corn, Nile, blue, orchid and pink. 5] 38 1 5638 Sizes 6 to 14. (Second l leor—Nagents.) 74 - - tl New Summer Silks . f Boys’ Vest Suits With Two Pairs Knickers The most popular Suit of the season! fabrics, tweeds and cassimeres. Ev- ery Suit perfectly tailored and per- fect fitting: in smart new colorings, showing all the new English styl- ings Sizes 8 to 17 Made of all-wool ‘a WORE. os 22s nedaed ivan Saturday! Bovs Boys’ Day boy at Nugents! Long- “Rov y} Pant Blue” Wash Blouses Suits lf With Tams Made of fine to Match quality, anes This Price for tl aie , 7 Saturday Only sport gtyle Just 200 of these with ehort clever Suits in the a Lessee 4 lot. Made in regula- tion sailor style. in white and blue: sizes i‘ and whites. All sizes 7 tos A j 8 to 8 Come early to 16 Spe- 4s ; ‘ Saturday morning. clally priced, ie \ (‘omplete, ~~ p me “) $788 $135 J (Third Floor—Nugents.) , New Crepe Broadcioths—In_ fancy Sat d stripes: iv entyv-five Trew Ff or cori a ur ay nations to select from and theyre uM“ ashab e too 7 ame hes wide rote: New Ardmore Crepe de Chine-—tr sd sport stripes. pure ive-fast co lor- ( — 32 inches wide. Beautiful coloring 40-Inch Flat Thread Crepe—In pink. ivory, turquoise, tan, orchid, navy Y ee A* ard bie oe BERGE wkcccccececessceosece / Extra! e Extra! 40-Inch Crepe Satins New Wash Silks New shades of orchid, pink, 22 and 40 inch silk Broad- llonde, tlue, tan or ivory} cloth or radium Silks. White Heavy. lustrous $ 55 and colored grounds $2 4 qualits Yard , 2. od ‘ ard ° 9 (Main Fleor—Nugents.) Basement Sale of rday Specials Infants’ Wear Kiddies’ Silk Frocks etiractive little Summery Frocks of | quality crape de chines. Frilled, and ruffied in smart sieeveless and peeve eatvies Colors are-— 99 ch, maize, baby blue, and . Sizes 2 to Kiddies’ Dimity Frocks Frocks of lovely quality 49 » new Dimity y trimmed with hand and touches of hand ry Sleeveless style. to 6 years + = s’ Organdie Hats and emp ble little Hats and Caps of sheer oe ; im most attractive frii- 29 Some poke shapes, e with large ruffle. In all = t Spring shades.... (Bargain Basement—Nagest*) — a a p Mist of al the newest ideas in Mitlinery. Hats. _ pretty flowers, bengaline Hats, satin Hats, silk Smbinations, wrapped turbans, large dress shapes , ft pull-on Styles, crushable Hats. All the new light Special Showing of New Summer Millinery These Hats were made expressly for us and con- Large dress %, clever close-fitting styles, soft effects, sport Light Summery Hair Hats with soft drape. BOS a a as Seer © (Second Filocor—N agents.) ilk Hosiery alge ranges "Fe ’ ge, Airedale, Nile, sky. et ; in a nice elise nt. 29) (Bargain Rasement—Nages*-’ a Pearl Necklaces For Graduation Gifts 30-Inch Necklace 30-inch indestructible artificial laces of rich creamy luster. Nicely graduated Choker Necklace uniform or graduated style. sterling silver clasp. Very attractive Festoon Necklaces Festoon Necklaces S-strand artificial pearl Necklaces in 14, and 18 inch lengths. Graduated with a beautiful sterling silver clasp very attractive colored stones. Guaranteed _ - Pear! Neck- $1.50 Choker Necklace of artificial pearls; in the Fitted with 2.50 3 graduated strands of artificial pearis of @ very lovely luster. 16, 17 and 14 inches jong. nished with an $2 98 attractive jewel cIMBD......-«+««seees . 6 style. Fitted set i” Nae nange canny $4.95 (“olors white $2 95 and flesh..... ‘ awe od sports wear. ored. Waistband. $2.95 $3.95 $5.95 » Silk Overblouses trimmed with dainty ‘laces, others smartly and in tailored atyles. Regu- lar and extra sizes, 36 to 564. tots’ Solid coiors and checks, some embroidered and appliques. Sizes 2 to 6 S / Voile Francaise in beautiful high and staple shades. Fast $ ] a! ' colour; 39 imehes wide. Yard .2..cccccccoss 49-inch fine quality Chiffon | Canton Crepe Voiles; in beautiful plain | 4 half-silk Canton Crepe: A fine sheer quality of French Voile— 35¢ Chiffon Voile $1.49 Brocaded shades of Nile, copen, light | in both printed and brocaded blue, rose, pink, maize, peach, patterns: 36-inch and 40- orchid, white, navy 25 inch widths. and biack, Yard. C Yard $1.19 (Main Filoor—Nugents.) — ”» = Saturday Specials! Costume Slips ordinary cheap Ukulele. Ma- Misses’ Custume Slips of J000 Suits—new, smart and —~ x, ee _- e imported cotton satinay colorful, at just the tune one ind body. _ PZ, hemstitched hip hem coelie TAnM ri 7 q 14 ta 1% Ta oo (Feurth Fleer—Sucents.) Costume Slips Misses’ : ypre- priate for graduation Made of good quality radium silk with bodice top, trim- eesitiies med with ince inserfion an‘ edging. Sizes $3 95 tS aa . (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) $1.69 Costume Slips eee? Slips. very af Wear. e+e oenrer omer ~~ eo" eee ec* o*e? oer* eee? ee? ee satin i\ (“otton striped / Bs . ee Slips with bodice top ana \ Kelly Green Peacock Blue eth a pte fuliness over the hip. Colors, Red Blue pe hee oe flesh honey and white Tanveri ed Leg ula: $° - 4 ° Sizes 36 ngerine S|) Sa Pe $1.15 (Fourth Filoor—Nugents.) wanis fioris. Plain and faney stvles in rib SB ae knit, close-fitting Suits Cardinal \\ \ N ) rene ‘ Now Ls the Time to Buy -Y our- Bathing Suits to make their selec- , Sale of Ukuleles A tore far better than the Four-line de- cale omania around sound hole. Nick «| plated laie piece Olympian pecial : Uke "ys ~ specia : COLORS = Black $ ] All Sizes bands or tailored effect --6@ : «tf ~ v ‘ . (Feurth Filoeer—NSNugcents.) Women’s Knickers Irish linen and tweed for Perfectly talii- Comfortable styles. Sizes 26 to 38, (Secend F loor—N agents.) White crepe de chine an adium Silk Civerblouses embroidereJ $4.95 ° $12.95 (Second F leor—Nugents.) Kiddies’ Dresses Sturdy | Our Entire Third Floor—Men’s Apparel | Sale of 500 Men’s and Young Men’s $30, $35 and $40 2- Trouser Suits Builds « Five hundred high-grade two-pants Suits for men and young men will go at this remarkable price. Every garment in this sale taken from our regular stock and greatly reduced. Every Suit made of all-wool fabrics, such as cassimeres, cheviots, unfinished worsteds, pure worsteds and flannels, in the season's newest patterns and’ models. Exceptionally tailored and perfect fitting-—fashioned into the newest single and double-breasted loose-fitting Engtisn styles for the young man and 3-button conservative models for the older man. Showing the newest colorings in grays, tans, fawns an! poudre blue. In smartest mixtures, checks, plaids and stripes. Come Early Saturday Morning 125 Two-Trouser Student Suits Go on Sale Saturday at One ( Extraordinary Price Suits for the younger men—in the newest single and. double-breasted En- “ giish stylings. In all the new colorings. « -. - Men’s English Broadcloth Shirts | Collar-attached and neckband styles—— - Manhattan Shirts Newest Pat- _- . in white, tan gray and biue. Six-button front coat $ 95 style. Sizes 14 to =—=_ 18 in the ‘ a! Keecctininanneee é $2.50" $4.35 sie" $2.95" $4.45 Straw Hat Headquarters Fancy Bands Have the Call—No Extra Charge > George Meyer Et Cie Swiss Straws _ They are non-breakable, flex- | ible, easy fitting and very @f . ticuihe aa | Genuine Panama $5 “Gam Bleached,” ........4+.- Borsalino “The Original” a ial Value Line $1.65 Sailor style. All Our Straws Are Weatherproofed—Easy to Clean. All Sizes—6%, to 75. wee ueunae se —“ np B28 £28: al » P a ¢ co ¥ ¥ £23208 8 2S ia a ir oe oe ee oe oe ie a of be fs os te &

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“LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Tie Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBIN =D — = ™" + aon Reduced for Saturday Only “A Memory Book of My Schoo! Days.” a gift book for Player Rolls 39c Each; 3 for $1 OPULAR and Classical numbers. Listing a few: the girl graduate. Regulariy “Alabamy Bound.” “Apple : 66; af Riossoms.” “Wondering.” °, $2.95 Book Shop—Sixth Floor. “HKRarcarolie.” “la Boheme.” Player Roll Shop— ) Fixth Fleer { eee eee ee eee Smart White Felt Hats For Girls and Misses _/ Newly Arrwed, at $ - re) y' ‘UTHFUL shapes becoming to girls and misses in new white felt- Hats for immediate wear. Some have white felt bows. some grosgrain ribbon trimmings and with colored velvet bind- ings in sand, blue. rust or bieck. Roll brim, poke, turn-dowr clese-fitting shapes to from. Juvenile Millinery ee ee o . some choose Shop—Third F Boys’ Flapper Suits & % of All Descriptions Sizes 2 to 16 Years UR greatest showing ireludes manv different stvles and! materials The more important materials are khaki, linen, broadcloth) cotton pongee - and silk pongee. The more prominent colors are tan, blue and white, many With stripes. There are plain helta, silk belts and fanev silk belis. Button- two-piece Styles . with on styles and # blouse and straight pants of shirt and gil | knickers. Priced at $2 to $5. alten es Boys’ Sampeck Suits 1% 5 % Discount Sizes 7 to 18 Years $22.50 Suits. now $16.85 $27.50 Suit«? colors and white with colored tons a os _- . . J Jf . Me. AL Pair Children’s Half Socks of silk or fher cilk in colic shades of white, pink, sky red, cordovan or black = . . ] — . ET Pair Soc Pair Children's three-quarter Bors ttom Sock# in -me- lisle Socks, with fancy co!- lium weight Cordovan ar ored Tops, including soli: white or mixtures Sizes colors. _ 1A 10%. Children's Hosiery Shep—Firse+ Filnor ’ Boys Outing Shoes i™~ ? Only S - t pa! iit Uial i» " it “C *% . , , , - . ( noosing Wiii oe pleasant, (or the §& , , 7 ad 7 prices decidediy favorable . In Crepe de Chine and Georgett In fine Voile, sizes 12 to 17 years. White Confirmation and First Communion Dresses for the younger girls; sizes 6 to 1% years. In fine Voile, $3.95 to $10.95. In ; Party Frocks for the 2h Misses’ Silk Coats For Summer Trips and for Evenings at the Opera Black Satins 535 Summer evenings a ehie Light-C olored Bengalines $9r zo FOR coo! accompaniment for your licht- en) red F ene k tT 7) 11a “2 one ‘ PX Silk Bengaline Coats. chosen “ ith sim sTrs ahr swagger flare and tront sasn: plain or with a badger fur is -_- ‘ with a order A vouthfni ught-wejch? { Ome A} 7. norTanife va their slender silhouette and ther ad with a beautiful silk liming Kasha Coats in models are wea le. > - finished verv 42.80 S$fOWT in ?* \l | #eee a t Step-—Thrrd Fleor All Misses’ Cloth Ensemble Suits Now i, Price Also an Interesting Showing of New Sik Summer Ensemble Suits and the New Boyish Two Piece Tadored Suits at Attractive Prices. Misses’ Suit ~Third Shep. Fiecer ' and were unpacked taffetas, Georgettes, laces. crepe de chines and (;eorgette combination Frocks in the vers with the fashionable many 4 i. dl ._ * *« = | of delight greeted : adorable We know Ans the graduates wuil ve them. nrerrtiest new flares Giris’ Shop—Third Floor. have assembled the sheerest Mothers and the ta see these new white Dresses tvles are captivating and the e: sizes 12 to 47 years, $16.75 to $39.75. $6.95 to $12.95 Si/k. $10.95 to $25.00 * « . Class-Day Festivities —_ fy . f - on Froeks “ hy en ? hev There are bouffant new evelet embroidered v I t of Summer shades: Priced $16.95, $25 to $45. embroidered and Silk Combination Junior Dresses over silk slips, $29.75. E\ Piet irst all-impor- life—is that dainty. fairv-like Dress, with its lace and rosebud trimming, that has the center of attention as the fair young Grad- 1 wate eourtesies for her well-earned diploma. “ihe, ; - oa ’ ‘ > , New Arrivals in Summer Sports Hats Featured Saturday—Including the Muach-Wanted White Felts $5.0 Ot usual Saturday offering of exgeptional values at this low price! There is a large assortment of chic styles just unpacked, which promises a satisfactory se- lection. Especially featured are: 3 Felt Hats in white and the popular light shades. Paille Ribbon and Leghorn Sports Hats in smal] poke types. The New Faille Ribbon Hats trimmed with colorful embroidery, also crepe de chime- embroidered Hats for dressier occasions. Matrens’ Summer Hats Attractively Priced In large head sizes. Handmade Hats of B hairbraid with effective flower or ribbon trims. . Miiltimery Shop—Third Ficer. 75 ae PRR ao The Second Floor Sports Shop Features Values of Excep- tronal Merit in Summer Silk Sports Frocks J OXE Fourteen Smart Tatlored Styles— Women’s and Misses’ Sizes HERE 1s another splendid example f Vandervoort value-giving! They are made-of an imported sports silk. In bloeked and broken plaids. A wide assortment of colors and com- binations. Among the many styles are sleeve and collar e*fects to suit every preference. Many feature jabots and the pepular kick pleats. There ts specially designed long siceve rolf modeL An ideal choice for the Decoration Day holiday outing. | Sports Appare! Shep—Secead Filcor. Regular $6.95 and $8.95 Jumper Skirts ‘? ane Of Summer-Weight Flannel — | o-aneret ee en a Oe ee eer i | A Candy Treat — =» Over Saturday and Sunday’ | 2 Lb. 50c 2 Lbs. 95m Assorted Milk and Dark Chocolates. | Vanilla and Chocolate Fudge Cocoanut B Cherry and Pineapple Bonbons. a, Candy Sho»—First Floor. — 4 > ¥ *, ag ty Newest Glo For Summer ¥ Milanese Silk fashi favored Gloves for & wear. Paris proclaims ungloved hand pases gardless of the seases be chie one must be gles These offer parti eli servative prices. E» ‘ y youny - pURE CANDIES without ' thought. They are fresh and A happy assortment of old-tyme bonbons — nut and fruit Candies—cara- mels—in ome and two SATURDAY for SUNDAY, pound. DUC Brittle Bits Satin-finished hard Can- dies—nice to take to the Gloves. with " , 2 = embroidered cuffs im & tone effects; new shade S1L.S5 Pair © Chamois-suede fa b Gloves, with ink embroidered cuffs, broidered backs to om the cuffs. New shadessi tortoise, mastic, $1.50 to $2.50 — Milanese silk Glove w length; turn-hack q ‘ Like Bonbons? French - Mixed Candies CHARGE ACCOUNTS L baa & = ar For Pull Dress: a Dinner Suits ~ Cuff Links and. Shirt Studs — Suggesting a Smart ( . - aa Priced Remarkably la $3. 50 a3 SPECIALLY ree Sets. High quality wi or smoked pearl, with gold filled rims. Limi and three buttons, SALE OF ea _ studs, contplete ina | ette; gift case. sch lL boy or uate will appreciate ~ : eS Vandervoort's se - First Fico ae

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a i a a eg ge Sls cog ee > akin Mee glia ie a ch ag ee ees er ee — ; a ad ners sions PSL *~ wi: ik ey ERROR ee Og UR oe NR TD Ser Rie ee d %, . _ MAY #2 FRIDAY, -e Dail ‘ chien —y a. UaBse wok ae iy ~ Season, “$57 A happy assortment of Fluffy lic , which has been received here. The ‘55 a m. commencing June 22. cil stripes and long trousers. All are be chic one must be gloved a” neftner a ulfy light Pound Cake, machine, carrying members of the) ~ An Alton Train Ready When You Are anny tailored of aff Seek Siiwen. These offer particularly on Be trait Candies — But flavored with chocolate malaria commission of the League The new summer booklet is ready many Reve vee ‘Cae 6 ae a s—cara- | | : y. servative prices, MME in one and two "4 vanilla — plenty of [| Snie reeruime from a cureey ip.| aon fig hocmageyb sages 25% Off on Boys’ $18.75 to $25 Sui d boxes — EVERY Crispy pecans. The trip was to Lebanon. | CHICAGO & ALTON | re ees ; a a acm (Except Blue Serges, Pencil Stripes and Long £7 _Lethian of Great Britain and Mlle. | Trouser Suits) - and Besson, the French secretary. PERE Those injured are Madame Del- | UETTE SATURDAY for 50c Saturday special. 47c || _ The other dead are: Dr. Norman | S1.65 Pai “1.65 Pair SUNDAY, pound. Chamois-suede f : . ° | . abri | Gloves, with str } Brittle Bits B . /mas, wife of the Fr@nch member | ; ; st aight and Sstin-finished hard Can- avarian Stollen of the commission, who is in a,’ embroidered cuffs in two- ‘dies—nice to take to the A Sek Bettcey Galt serious condition, and Dr. Swellen? City Ticket Office, 320 MN. Broadway, Phone: Olive 3520 tone effects: new . tea day: “2 , : ~Oltee grabl of Holland, slightly injured. | eee cious nuts and the best | Tay a re . eB ca wn S185 pai . . § : uel Taylor Darling o altimore, WASHIN l. , Pair oa Fresich-Mixed Coney of raisins. topped with Md., whose death in an automo- ee Chamoieened ; Like Bonbons! ese ¥ bile accident was reported today If You See It in a Schmitz & Shroder Ad, It's True ainois-suede fab rie rich butter crumbs. A from Beirut, Syria, was an expert i Gioves, with turn-back and: embroidered cuffs, and em.4 broidered backs 1p match J the cuffs. New shades: skir tortoise, mastic, new mode Brench - Mixed Candies 3 | = real cake for 4? on tropical medicine. He was 53 | | ” are delicious, 28c breakfast. Each ‘years old and was born in Harri- seer eeeenee = : son, N. J. He was on the staff, CA VDIES MAILED ANYWHERE. of the Rockefeller Foundation. He was chief of the laboratory at the Panama Cana! from 1904 to /1915,. and during 1913 he accom- panied Gen. Gorgas on a sanitary : gore mission to the Rand mines and Mw “ 9 Rhodesie. Africa. From $1 ol to S25 a7 ts ‘ South M le 1 a ‘ CHARGE ACCOl N TS IN } ITED 1815 to 1817 he was chairman of a Milanese silk Gloves, wrist. Rockefeller Foundation inquiry | length; turn-back andl AP ING CERNE SE | CAS ee: the people of Malaya, Java and the | * Fiji Islands. NEW NAME BROUGHT INTO SENATORSHIP POSSIBILITIES W. P. Fulkerson of Fulton Men-| tioned as Having Chance to Succeed Senator Spencer. Jefferson City gossip on the sen- stra ight Cu Pfs, embroidered or tailored stvles. Shades —- — and stvles are smart. Women's Glove Shop — First Floor. atoria] vacancy. in the absence of Gov. Baker in Southeest Missour', bolled over yesterday and reached as far as the adjoining town of Fulton, where the report became current that W. FP. Fulkerson, head of the Board of Managers of State charitable institutions, had a chance for the appointment to suc- ceed the, late Senator Spencer. Fulkerson was in Fulton yester- day, and his refusal to talk about Every Suit With 2 Pairs of Trousers! i OUR | GREAT GET-ACQUAINTED SALE! : . . the senatoria! situation. with the mysterious § ai! ereated bv some friemds who talked with him, caused the report of his possible selection to be circulated In Jefferson City and in St. Louis ee For Pull Dress and Dinner Suits (of St. Louis County appear now to | l be considered the best From |} |'Piedmont, where the Governor met his old friend, Robert HH.) Davis Wednesdavr evening, has) come the statement that those who! have talked with Baker do not be- Saturday lieve he means to name Davis. Dr. Cortez Enloe. head of the State ie 50 Set § Prisor Board. who is with him on . a ) his trip. continues to be mentioned pereuur sine SALE OF MEN’S |e ~ "Sets. High quality white MARRIED LESS THAN YEAR, H.R. STOCKER SEEKS DIVORCE Attorner Chargee Wife. Former Janice Feldman. Nagged and and Abused Him. Harry R Srocker. an attorner. with offices in the Boatmen’s Ban’ Building. vesterday sued to divorce a ic Pl : Stocker, ‘* uate will appreciate this Se. im ae. ee n'a ie $6.00 Shirts! seen Be rene er Se = NOWHERE IN THE UNITED STATES $5.00 Shi rts! He alleges she was quarrelsome! si E Se te af Cee G he a ~ ) ) zx ’ ° and that she scolded. nagged and + i Oe oe. aan aa _ ~ $4.00 Shirts. ecnal hun. ake Gh aeeee al . 2 a GENUINE ADLER-CO $3.00 Shirts! never showed an. interest in their ERE ™ ee si 3 ° home tut insistei that he accom- eo es |) GR ' $2.00 Shirts! any her nightly to parties, balls, rail, i i, 3 SUITS BEING SOLD AT SUCH proaching hysteria They separ- ated May 16 pr Mian, | te cenme HOSE who need new clothes have one of \ire Stocker il<« a daughter } * 3 Vie tee as 4 we / sill *,*# Ag ge Ree the rarest of opportunities awaiting them. Cuff Links and Shirt Studs | Suggesting a Smart Gifts Priced Remarkably Low we NOAA ch \ . \ or smoked pearl. with white cold filled rims. Link .cuff } buttons, and three shirt | | studs, complete in a leather- Be | etic, gift Case. The high- ; . han! box or college grad- Vandervoort’ « Jewelry Shop— First Floor. hotels, theaters end other placcs of amusement which ‘were con- trary to his inclination and in volved expenditures far beyond his means If he refused to go, he. says, she wouid ‘f'y into a rage ap- THREE FOR $5.25 BS semertaie percha of © © MATERIALS: — ff Mj 20M, Mower © roam | : : ow brings these won- sat —s il ae es resided ws! i them a oe ax Here are nationally known clothes with all gains. Collar-at- Jersey Silk Hore! (hase. In e statement “iter hee nH : : : ” and sae A Boy settied Silk Broadcloth receivine notice cf ice sult, Mr- e <3 : = that means in high quality at a price LOWER ed and soft collars to ‘Pangee Buh naw prance, Gimme os: fous than you have to pay for unknown clothes. Read ter © oem ee white English Sateen tended to file a crossbiil. the full page ad in the current issue of the Sat- ’ uc. so neat Broadcloth Ozford . . . effects and two-tone Cotton Flannel TWO WOMEN “TTEMPT TO END — wer Post and — tr parr 9 ow much you are getting at this special price! Sizes 14 to 17. Madras Percale VE " KING PRISON LIVES BY DRIN | Policeman Find< “Mises Audrey Harnmpton. 17. on Vacant Lat— Mrs. Johanna Finch. 24. Will Recover. Tro women were taken to City Hospita! tast night suffering from which they drank in at-) poison, tempts to end their lives. Miss Audrey Hampton. 17 years) | /old, living at the home of Mr. and a i onsetteeerteis tener eee een een Mrs. Mathew Schulz, 2121 Marcus) . ‘avenue, was found in a vacant lot A Late Vandervoort Model Wardrobe Trunk $52.50 For Vacation Travel cot carry 18 to 25 garments. The lim. ing is mothproof waterproe and stainiess Latest Um provements of importance 10 4 both men and women include f separate shoe compartment SU ITS! Smartest New Colors $35 English Madele Conservative Motale SU ITS! Double and Single Breasted Models _— saat Stouts Slims Shorts Regulars SCHMITZ & SHRODER lf You See It in a Schmite & Shroder Ad, It's True THESE splendidly or a ’ ructed | runks | il! near Speiding and Marcus avenues at 9 p. m. by a policeman. At City, Hoespita! t was found she had, swallowed poison. A note in her clothing addressed to Mrs. Schulz and hat compartment, and & 5 ; declared the writer was going “to s s raw: 7 : . _jump in the lake.” but assigned no locking device for all d W ashington at Eighth ,reason for the action. She is ex- rere pected to recover. ' Luggare Shep-—Downestalrs. Headquarters for Adler-Collegian Clothes | Mrs. Johanna Finch, 24 years oid. WASHINGTON AT EIGHTH was taken to the hospita! at 11:30) oe If You Gee It in a Schmite & Shroder Ad, It’s True Dp. m. after taking poison at her a ‘home, 3520A Evans avenue. She P. S.—Let us help you _ suitable luggage for your Sum ‘ mer trip. | —— ‘toid police the attempt to take her! | The : -— Sate os ‘life followed an altercation with her : pnenemnmumnamene Rewepape” ye wecndate@ Bread mows corvise - ‘husband. She will recover. : : 4 iy Up ea

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| ve 3 : ; | 2 ¥ ie om j q The a P f T 7 | her evening news paper . | Dail POST DIS 1TCH alone has WORE cli Y Circulation than the morning and one ot h tty - é ‘ 10 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — Suhan See Our Other Announcemnts on Pages 11 and 20. ; : 3 aE ae PLIGHT it RUSSIA Scooters vr Rubinstein’s | | At a Da eh count of ... e! > 3 | $2.50 Value pa | @ Saturday i the last day tos a. - a DESCRIBED BY $1.49 Qi Sac : . ; “2a . ’ : this os ; a st >” 4 » = —_[——$—$—$———— ' : E 4 tations ii & ———_, | 2 — Largest Distributors of a aa bailery « (his weeks for consal ~ ; a . r dul B. S| ° : m4 Sidewalk Scooters 0° ie fA egorat k PO™ *a eM ie Full Books for $2.0 im Join Wissourt and the est 4 € > | ee a : - s and Redeem fu ’ at Reta ; Diet Specialists If PRIESI i-steel. with rabber-tired We Give Eagle stan Pi dise—Few Restricted Articles Excepte@ | __ 4! Say “Eat , eee Ls Cash or $2.06 tn Mere = . steering hanttie DS Sia Te ree i ‘ Sasement Galierr ae 3 BrussoOm Gleres Brea nN ; re ig gun or Passcan Cee —Tadh Ep | oe Bor Diabetes” § The Rev. Edmond A. , , | trey _ - . ~ e or ) F 42 per cone procam. Verv piesa! Walsh, Regent of George- | This Is St. Louis’ Dominant Stor —— * cunded. SOgoid medsisand other sword . u Zo = To Me ee —ene rand pre eT esoe. = town U.. Tells of His Ob- a ds Hl 1 en 2 . ic Bread . i Seed Ports | a ’ rng eragemnerfores Wide Assortments, Featuring Extreme Values, i ! §ros (=) bat a = runer +5 ? it tt of ordinary breed S00 se oe Frac SPENT TWO YEARS : Offer Compelling Opportunities LO Sportsmen 1 | \ rat Senge fresh. Bones of 48 cxcke 51. ORK im JD i . y 5 , fumetioning, Eat three or four State . with solid Ad.» Deuce . + Ccnes cock meni. metesd of ordimery Cultured People to - ‘ nas EB Wesco -“a hand erip—struss) 6] 6 Qu Gee ~ + breed. Imported. Rermine iz fesnnes ee : tame @rames and good a2ane A 5 N 4 ‘ Boxes of forry-cight beacuse, $i 2° Barbar xcejient h \turTa A A O Tr ym : | Tablew are becau ~ . F -n for members ontv one a‘ ge et . | water and try | —_ the sice _— a a * . bad ; : ni tw Plate Club—w hich 1S ope , - - thi a l brated T , , | . ,ensities an. LSB HS pe - - e (_ommunti _ - eres as thev want of is cee — ; propem or a Beme fell with Seld on 10.000-Mile Adjyustment th - ed one set. anv pattern—or as many. ae Co munitv Plate for use at once. Fora " ve. af an effete civilization i Tire Tube i ae pitt e771) purchase, only $5, and receiving the om t the afy rex re downfall of | 34x s6e SO on a $2 to DW” purcae- -. 21) Balance in six monthly paymess. . " HAARLEM OFL Vater marked the 4°w2 | sees SS SIOSS SEP set $19.95 $2.96 ~ he immediate payment is S10. ailane : | ; ress mbition and Sedan was he ono AL | sss So ase Sle meee Sie sae ee : ce Set will be | Mrs. Primo, expert frome” ; Sil ae aoe = |, we ss as i | the book, ‘Correct | A 29-piece Service Set ' ty, Lid, is hem ate A femous druretic stimulant. National oa © . aioe mtn i a2x4 s t . “* y apex which was *=* aan , " i a — 3 : Fer Week-End : cil oo ing ore ra a run = . Po pu ation - ta : 4 oat ; : Baking Use at 7 | ar . : a : z — ! nat | ) | | + sin tal onlin? ' s eld heed AAA AAESRAAOREEREEEEEAEEEEEEEEEE EID q There are only 200 of MAPLEINE el all aero, 9 ; . ’ mixed Shantung Dr ' the fa tae i pee re $ : wash so well and — : » distinctive flar- | hunge r ROP ce - ~t} housevan ~ different and wire fer constitution gute te $ | ; With T hese tractive for hou: = prime. tte : ing for €0 " 3 . One or Two Pairs of Trousers In slipover style with “ ee - aa we ’ - . . 7 : ae | ge Ronee 3 7 kably Advantageous Is Saturday's Offering of * sash and ties of colored > " : . pastries “i $i ™ ¢ emar a y v ‘ | if ter?al; sizes A to pouperts of a. , do a he : aa ‘aa ; e | ~ | ul 7 | se ma ’ Bottie «ir . re ) nate Ps Ses 4 SSeS | “ a ses” and Dl eS ' ‘ : : 35c Mapiecine makes os | oat on - « facters ; 1 j ' 4 In fe z reci pes new. - ng “oo Se C haos Father > 4 $ t= ’ x teres 2 | nd . 7 : 75 ta : a : i - ? Exceptional ~ ° Offered oe" / &. ue J >: ¢ ———— " ~ oe . : ; Value at.....- aa 5 . ? a ? e $ f newly arrived Dresses—in a variety =: f -oe] cheviot, cassimere.. flan- 2. ba > q Hundreds of ne deg ‘slime ‘ ds equallv ‘Well tailored Suits ot all- woe Cie ’ — -hecks: 3. wa > af attractive Summer stvies that af or 4 ; ¢ 4 unfinished worsted. Choice of stripes, ¢ =“ ; ian ae oe 4 nleasing choice for women and musses. And eac nel ane 4 ee patterns and the favored light and da : “T? : ke an ec nn = a. _ . . : ag - ‘ ¢ L} 4 ; ; - . - - - . -_ trimmed—every Dress is a remarkable vaiue canine and conservative stvles for men and young me ES . ~ eman a * ed “hacs nai _ Lit = . , . “6 i : : ene it The Russian is a > Styles of Mat crepe. Georgette, + 16 vears to £2 chest. ‘wag - ro agg $ printed crepe and allover lace— SIZES bee. ; Yy Ry z heart an Oriental and the nation _ ' ’ — : a but a bridge between Europe and ; in black and a profusion of colors. Men’s and Young Men s Men s and oung 4 - the Oriteh* ; > 4 Basement FEcroenomy *tere ei Men $ Trousers : . Father Walsh explained that un- $ Summer aoe . of tecatte tee we Bg +. ter the FRolsheviet @ «ferm wr > . |ai,.0TeG oye z ee anit aa . = | _—_aaa e = T« . ~~ — iark rMHOTeG Many Women and Misses Will Choose From These Palm Beach material in stripes mixtures. Cuff ae _— Pe. : ———S 1 v . “i em Bie 25 “iain bottoms =izes 3 he value of a procum - ge: $ . mixcures. ee $I 2.50 1 9 45 Waist ei - ¢ whether it is making 4 “3 ; TS *~ $3 stou at ' om Yh io - — ’ das 4 ain . a, 4 furthe abe e, 7 $4 it _** »- ; a 2 “ a« 4 a ~h, eo «7 ; ; ; | e a Extra Pant- Lf 3) ma i * Ate . A King ys Special, $3 | +. 9s : ; Sreate mee? ; So AE baats gure . ; © These jauntv Hats are made of ribbon. us _— NS ae : peed penal tenggane hn els ; - and straw combinations—and they cx- : = an S 3 2 2 ard * %4..5 .* ° o — a re : ih; eTy for the ~-n Aer +toasted Mars ima owe, 7 * | on ead a. . , yd ress the iatest ideas m muiin : ~~ € -s of «i-* toasted cocoanut Es | : . peapie sa wn $ meee sonnet Shapes suitable tor rower | ; ‘ : ~ , A 4 SLUMyNe i se asOti. . Saal — Checelate «tare. .. =ne . ; n aie. 4 : : > yomen. musses and matrons—and ever’ = Basement Economy ‘tere | : ADTURTISEMENT wee mn 4 ses ; Hat is a.special value. : Offered = . Rig Problem to Solve 4 Basement aomy * GB oe ob 0 es ieee. | stesso | ne sae 3 Aantversary Ceiatiration aaa amie pene : Fill Needs z | : a - w, : on f ° nn . MP © . nd of ', r ’ 4 — = sai ved 7 ? , : . f 9 ¢ Extra-pants Suits * -~ “v * haniverseries Save & cores : . » 4 : ; : T his Groa oO ~ Hos e sl al ' 3 conument attached ta (hem, «7am | | nied ian © sore : Men Will Profit if They Share p omen 1e1f y pendable materials : | be x the auaiversary of (he GIFTS oF « we " n a a : ; sia —_ —_ plain, pleated Ro bi | . : saw furaiture store . . ee y4 85 oes —_ odel coat stvies. & | ‘ a wm ; Thar io why cox year the Prof z 1 nad d).0- , $1 to $1.25 - { belt Saale j | ‘ | o ° ° re all aroun — Z ? ‘ tar i,ittes Partiture ‘: "s 4 ‘. > V alues REP a - with ; oO ., , sed Gt. Chavies, seerve Om ° 4 also vest Suits ' , F. > “ : Anniversary @1th 8 pretit ssanhs 4 Offered $ aik’ and = model coat—English “ A. sale, in appreciation of fhe on imag ? “A @ Women's threaa ™ z 4 ; ad dark colors 2 he “9! : ‘ ‘ , ; or , ? ——_——— , - inn bie 'oos : Light 4 Me a rrane have placed ° mixed Rose > t a . $ a ; no biack and , atterns. 2 | . in them eon 4 re-inforced feet. " pleasing p@ ot 5 : in their iath Aani verse “aia : a” 3 geveral popu:ar co.oTs to 128 veats ; r 7 ¢ the diseounts range from 10", fe hin eee > meee i eset " i AA ‘e brides ia be aad “ ag ree 4 o “‘legthers zh "a $1.25 Chiffon Hose ms i ‘ ewes are making taeir ae ane : ois 4 nines tid — : ‘ — Women s —— pute ere rs oe Wash Knickers | ~ atyie— » ‘heke ww ior.eers + a , ra ep.lerse 2.¢ Ds. , —. —iIf midd : af furniture while these low | : ~ $ vine Se ee @ ene BI eR MRT SS 85 Ceol washable kuiekers ite with biue colle a | are in effect | * | ts "7 $ | eemi-fagshionea. pair nm light and dark coiers Fee a - ant (Ae hl a ~ ' i “ : + ; cuft —— a - . > ’ ose af stripes or fi xtures. i . — jungrens, fae hm 4 Ye Olde Tyme Comfort Shoes Children s Shoes Women ad Silk Hi i cines 7 to 17 inctaded. pair short Pants : . A ”“ — —_ . od > on 4 ait od cod Wis : in ~? 208 : ts , Tears. . oe / ADVERTISEMENT Drinks Poten After Quarre! ° ro a oe ck and brown kid Welt and ie tops. diack ané colers: it- rey $1 ), = - : . ; | . * YN . > ' oe a . 4 . s ane R snk or «°'Ze- ‘s..¢ *s> ‘ « ‘ a4. & + . . . e : on ‘ re, Fee ? 4 yo-strap Silippe ® TS a - ~egulars of $1.5° 95 = ; ) Treated ORO cies vrimar douwmrs ei Hg pevbdon © BE - $1.09 grade, pai oc * 4it,on a ao ap - = ve vA. " - au é Week FREE gman Receipt: th Ben e , 4 7 Rasement Econemy Stere Rascment Economy Store - pen ss bi . ere eee | aah aa poisoning $ eee Sere a - swelling “fares «se oe fa — hiupeha — : a ae ee Se ee wt — , er oe, se OE Pal _—., the Weer kidrewe stoma) end Sem SOS! -."-.-~-~—-~—~—” rar > % oa SS es igs Se a ' ‘ ' ° aa ys Pinas ht Rs UR, are nim. a —" eer una — : : areas * — eae, a — 2 OTe eT. eae SS > % Pd: reer Tar oo . Pied rs eh eee . Pa? 3 ae frye

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S 8 ee ge ye ht ee RE ER ee ee, ee Eee eee ee Teme ee ye Mee, Ok eee me Me. Se gee ee na TELE TNT PE ee ee ee ee eee . , FRIDAY, . FRIDAY, f ‘ass | a MAY 22, 1928, FAAY 22, 1925. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTR other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.iGWis Fus:-umarriit | a Flash Lj a | & ag 1 Oo Es cree pe See Our Other Announcements on Pages 10 and 20. Snts | Rubinstein’s Preparations $1.75 Value ie aap oe | : Wax Poppy Wreaths count of ... 25% aa $2.95 $1 O5 @ Saturday is the last day to secure Mme. Helena Ru- | Value.. -* binstein’s renowned “Valaze” Beauty Preparations at ‘ * O8 k @ Beautiful Magnolia Cemetery Wreaths decorated A A LI | AN ly I A a q Convenient and power, | any ful; 2-cell large reflectors - this saving. Representative from Val) | a | om battery and Maséaa this week for consultations (no ll ye a a We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in | Largest Distributors of Merchandise with wax poppies of pire aor a o—and foliage, Each ee | lediineaiibiialal os 4 | Main Fleer Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted, at Retail in Missouri and the West | ehimmmienn me Memon Wate Fleer = j ee 7 — ———— creatinine At This Fashion Center You Will Find the Best Values and the Widest Array of Chic Modes in Now Réady! Complete Showing of Summet’s Newest ~ Charming Graduation Frocks|| Bathin g —Dainty White Models for All-Summer Wear—Priced e 1162592 . || Seats 7 q Next to the important step of Graduation is the Frock to be worn on that —And All Needed Accessories momentous occasion. Whethér a white Frock of girlish simplicity or one adorned with ribbons, beading, frills, flounces, tucks and laces is most pre- q Our Bathing Suit Section is now a most in- ferred, we present the very selection you seek—Frocks of the newest fash- teresting place, featuring Annette Kellerman, ioning that will be alluringly dainty throughout the Summer. In addition Bradley Knit, Jantzen and -Sunset California a to the very broad choice the “value” of each lovely Frock will impress vou. iL Suits—of satin velvet, silk and wool—the fol- Ss Sizes 14 to 20. lowing special groups being decidedly un- : usual. Summer Frocks for Misses Bathing Suits | Bathing Suits In California Style Of Jantzen Make Special Special $ or onl $ 75 $ I at..+--- DOO | GE >i ews $6.98 1 52 1 Q.© 2 5 All-wool Suits in plain | All-wool, #spring-needle shades or with striped bor- knitted Suits .that are der; in black, navy, new form fitting: in biack, To this immense assortment new models are being added almost daily—the choice em- electric blue, cardinal, ome ee cardinal, tan. erald, gold and tan; sizes | gray and -electric blue; braces practically every favored youthful mode in one and two piece Dresses, the many del- 34 46 ' 84 te 46 icate and gorgeous colorings, lovely fabrics and dainty trimmings. Sizes 14 to 29. to 46. | O 49. —— = EOS J - - , on Street and Dress Coats Misses’ Ensembles terry cloth, priced from | ess tol match Saute an wane $5.98 to $32.50. _ Priced $1 to $2.50. f rn —on the latest youthful lines, with Summer | —with an unusual intriguing “air”; the | on—and of Community Plate . furs beautifully used on many; approved | frock is of plain or brilliantly printed sills, Fancy Bathing Suits of | Bathing Caps and Ban- hould lose no time in joining fabrics and colors also afford wide choice; | and the coat of silk or wool, checked and plaid wool | deaux—of rubberized longer—Saturdayv. Members | . (? { sizes 14 | ee bs to 20. $38 pin cee or of allover | satin; in plain shades celebrated Tableware, payin ) er t fy OCS oes hee nee eS pert eee ae embroidered wool; | and combinations of paying a, RE ae a O Fourth Floor many shades; sizes 34 | hues, priced from $1.50 ruse at once. For a purchase of : | ey. Os ae | aig 39 ents. : ie | Bathing Belts 6¢ rub % athaing eits Of TUuD- s. Primo, expert from Oneida | : ° , : , Bathihg Caps in fancy ber or cording, rang- Sommunity Ltd. is here to an- Many Will Welcome This Saving in | or aviator styles, priced | ing in price from se Newly-Arrived Models in These Hundreds of eae to $1.00. Fourth Fleer ; Sauna (f | 90-20 Dresses Frocks for Girl Graduates — of Every Housewife —Special Saturday at Before Decoration Day Many Will Appreciate Saving on 7 —Tailored and Fluffy Kinds—Priced a, $5.95 $10) to $35 Summer Sports Hats | — —the Majority in White, but Various Colors Included | @ The sort of white Frocks-that young graduates ‘ @ There are only 200 of these silk- will take pride in wearing and their mothers i ' 4 mixed Shantung Dresses’ which Special . ; —=—== > want them to have because they will be smart wash so wéll and are so smartly at- | throughout Summer; models of crepe de chine, tractive for house and porch wear. Georgette and silk broadcloth—some plain, others Saturday... In slipover stvle with narrow tie with tucks, ruffles, pleatings and ribbons. Sizes : ” aN 5 . rte j sasn ; z ¢ ; . » ; / & . ; celf Fass wari of oh hy pa of 12 to 1 : \, . |} @The variety of smart styles from which you may ; sizes 34 to 44, u , . jaf | choose at $3.45 is quite unusual and though white mod- Girls Tub Silk Frocks hin HE els predominate, many jaunty colored ones are also “eos ED ies Qs j a) included. Two as pictured. j - eS terms of tan Priced 96:92 to >] Qs: e =e Hats of felt, white kid and felt aes = seen ES alia a == f= combined with other fabrics. : Sfhaces oO — i tan and green. Seores of models of novelty prints—-in straightline and side- ey tie effects; white and colored ground Frocks, with pockets, “G Gi | $5 t 10 H t buttons and white collars and cuffs. Sizes 6 to 12. : Ir S 3) O a S Pp . 1) - \ | —incliuding soft dressy styles of Geor- a | . : _ rh e : N S ‘ ° gette, leghorn and Milan models trim- Yl Cess Ips White Skirts White Overblouses \ | med with flowers and gros- —of cotton broadcloth; Be: of cotton broadcloth: in \ { grain ribbon and lovely AD '= . pleated on body waist, sizes sizes 10 to 18 Priced at j hand-made Hats. Many as Special Value at 19 to 18. Priced, $1 Q and $2 95 | eotere. Special. me . Tub Silk Slips with lace-trimmed tops A Brilliant Array for Selection, Saturday, of i : i Glove-Silk Vests and bottoms; alse tricolette Slips in Oe) be a ; tailored style; al] Slips with strap 4 . 5 | $4.25. shoulders and shadow proof; white |f Newest Printed Crepes Pies 2m IHR a 12 and flesh. Sizes 34 to 44. i Third Floor —For Summer A pparel--Priced, the Yard Watches @Exccllently tailored Vests in the practical plain style—of serviceable, medium-weight glove silk. a 2 é > . P LS a : - | A Very Delightful Assortment of Our > 1 .88 9-0 99.90 and oe al eA : 32 9! ona ‘ottractive dia wb a . . , $3 to $3.50 Garments $3.50 to $4 Chemises — @ Rectangular and ove Bioomers and Step-Ins of Plain and fancy styles—in ] @ The colorful vogue for Printed Silks receives widest attention in this !mmense array of the Watches of 18-k. solid white heavy giove silk—in flesh. flesh, peach and maize; some — patterns that are most in favor. Piaids, stripes, conventiona!l and geometrical figures, and goid—set with 2 dlamonds and peach, maize and $2 45 with contrasting $2.95 a . piping... -.-«««e«e- ‘ wr ae Appreciate T hese nts Suits floral patterns are offered in a profusion of delightful colorings. The pleasing price range 4 synthetic sapphires or emer- orchid; pair 60c Value, 2.L6 , and excellent qualities add to the advantage of chéosing Saturday. alés. i1-jewel adjusted moves 2° #8” | |. Saturday, Box : i Third Fleer | ments. Main Fleer . Unt Pound...... cae : -. ¥ Saturday—Save on Service-Weight if Silk Hosiery — $2 Value, $ 1] 33 if Summer F ootwear May Be Economically Supplied From Our ==" qA variety that is irresist- iblvy tempting: Milk Choc- olates with centers of raisin, cherry, peach and pineapple in cream—and @ Extra-pants Suits of de- pendable materials and 1n plain, pleated or sports model coat stvles. There are all around belt Suits, also vest Suits with plain > | | es SHOES FOR YOUNG WOMEN Popalar Styles in Girls Pure silk, full-fashioned Hose im the model coat— English style. ~ Sige sont megs Mar cared Light and dark colors and is veces Kinds of ght with atterns, Sizes =e Ves: : , , . ‘ice weight— pleasing patterns, Sizes ¢ | | S qd | i and satisfactory service w corp ae nimheoss. The Utmost in Value at $6 a Pair anaais Tle tops and soles. Women and misses may : @ Here are three newiv-arrived styies in a oo ree a 4 Syne $ — choose black and-a dozen desirable colors . that will pieage with their strie, workmanship an abrics o ai , 3 . a — es . Peanut Brittle Bittersweets Shoes of this popular make which is sold here exclusively. ! os Velo 3: o | from this group. —fn middav atvie—piain hn n a ol : or white with biue collar and A wholesome Candy made of Assorted hand-rolled ‘Bitter- 4176: “Ellen” Pump 4173: “Ee ste lia’ ' 4178: “MM . ] rn dy” | $1.50 Sheer Hose $3.75 Chiffon Hose tres. cuffs. One pair of long end cane sugar, creamery -butter eweets wilb many kinds of in patent colt with strap in patent colt strap is of blonde @€ Broken lines of patent Full-fashioned pure silk, Very fine textured pure aoe. | pair short Pants. | 78 and frean roasted pea- centers; epectn. 45¢ crossword. cut-out with punched vamp’ satin with stitched ee SS ae Bn, — in black, white and ilk Chiffon Heese, is eh Mak tm weet i nuts: special, ib 25C ee 8. ddlee cues ews : we peer nd vamp and hbiock — ; twenty «smart colors. black, white and colors. ats, p BDewe cess amp. . Same style a quarter 2 soles and rubber er leather 4 | 79 Kasement Economy Store : ; id is N lock heels. Same heels: same Shoes low heels Misses’ sizes 11 to lisie tops an Special, Satur-— | ” and Bonbons, Ib... .$1 in white kid its No bio : : | . Our “Par Excellent” Chocolates is: i... 20a 4177—both with style in white kid is in black satin is | 2. and growing Ente Mase SS soles; pair...... Ole day, pair........¢ . | Homemade Candice—e luscious REPOS Louis heels. | No. 4172. style No. 4174. — : 7 i - ; 8 ' 4 - " ? 4 ; ps” Vv ‘ —_—= i ee eed - — ¥ - . — * . —e ; " > ut . ‘ EE ee = ee LP OLN ET ET I eI ee ) : .

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oe a ee ae a eae 2 aes a cet _ * Tne Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning afd one other evening newspaper COMBINED woing King § (Go. Established 108 Years — - © wate we en — ————— er Rage oe The REGENT A new and exclusive Lounge Suit +4 Spring by Browning Kiag’s Englis! designer. Broad in “shoulder. oiler in hip and distinguished by both square lapels and grac eful contour. 2s So ace 2 Pair Trousers $40 to $55 Nunn-Bush Ankle-Fashioned | , Oxfords “F ene No gapping aren No slipping Complete line of Spring styles Mail Orders Given Careful Attention. f 7th & St. Charles TWENTY - FOUR STORES FROM COAST TO COAST et a th th an | cv wea oe ‘ : Ma + — pea the has ope wr F: A SUR SRS | i 606-08 Washington 4v'—Thru to Sizth St. Smartest Summer —— FOOTWEAR DAINTY! ALLURING! POPULARLY PRICED! The Georgette | A stunning new mod- | el. cleverly developed in blonde satin with trimmings of blonde mid to match Spiked heels. $ bh” : —S lee L « tee 4 o og ap haart aes . 4 i Re at ae Me ~ find the very slipper yeu've always wanted be- | cause Kline's have always been first in discern- img the newest style developements. —SS=== The Marcheta A smart new novelty =_s” - = —_— — C94 natal 7 . l AT KLINE’S...FIRST! | | Arrivi daily! The smartest. newest, most || + | pepaiar footwear comes to Kline's. You wil! | Ss Terr. MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. Mar >> i - _— - at ie he } de: 4 Rai Tat (“nana . : — , = s >i 4 nerica nN r’ *nnia "On Yention here. voted YremRerdayr | : rere ’ - ee ems — » ~ , Dean a4 e830 1. UTS: idopted 2° 4 ’ MULLER TO HANDLE Mayor Says 99 Per Cent of | dependent upon the citizens and only 1 per cent upon the Police De- | partment, Mayor Miller declared | last night in an address at a testi- | menial dinner given to Chief of Po-, | lice Gerk at Hotel Statler. by studious obedience to the law, the Mavor said. leaving it to the police to handle the other 1 per cent. the “gangsters, thieves and too.” Mayor Miller continued. “He's ‘who sits behind a mahogany desk and plans crooked schemes, who rides home in a luxurious automo- bil Compliments Police Department. The Maror complimented the Po- ‘Mee Department on the work it has been doing and declared its service the citizens have been giving more eererous support to the depart- ment Mavor Miller said that cfri- zens are prone to withhold oredit| that is due the police despite the fact that the first man they look for In case of fire, the discovery of a bur liceman ‘There are times. however.” the not ~ularily when tim are making something in the old crock, holding a hand in which a diamond or a spade would fit in nicely or trying TO tn When vou dont want a policeman a shor: speech in which he ap- Board declared the aim of the 4 President Orrick of the Police | present board i« to give St. Louis cy her ST eakers were v Pa! mer . iat un. President of the Board of cern =, ar - (“har ac. Pr Ww rs attorne’ wh was toast- master. Herman Mauch. a teweler } SIX STOLEN MACHINES ARE RECOVERED BR AUTO SQUAD — | Warrants Charging Violations of PLUG HAT GANGSTER’ ee ' anteed practically as goed as mew at prices which enables a sub- 3138 HALL STREET sT. LOUIS, MO. Law Enforcement Is Up to People. law enforcement ts $9 per cent Citizens can perform their share ugcs ** "There's another type of gangster, e plug hat gangster. the fellow e That fellow plans to cet by his political influence It’s my’ ty to handle him.” « heing given primarily because At Bargain Prices =| "#! "= 121¢ Beautiful new patterns that [2% "al Par = 1 5p will make old walis smile |... ,., roe 7! back at you. Astoundingly |=" =~. !/20 low prices. Every pattern [3 Wal we Dip Sale price... shown on large individual | Me Wal Per Dp display boards in our pleas- ant daylight salesroom. Ste fv. 75e Paper 3M}p Sale price..... ~ te dete 35¢ —— | seeatliaiee cei tiedeen ete Quen If year jebber cannot =o Olive 7906S. Combinations Seid Only With Beactiful Bands and Borders Remember the Name and Number |~- WEBSTER’S 809 N. 7th St. e Have One Store On i@“If your dealer does handle it. send us ‘5c« for introductory can, and 2c aid PIPE ann WELL CASING Wise People Reconditioned and cquipped with new threads and couplings. Guar- ; Choose’ men"JOS. GREENSPON’S SONS I. & S. CO. LA SWISS BOCK BOHEMIAN MALT 5 For all | aper Sale | Phat ome Pacer write our heme office, 1. Schiesser & Co, 354 N. Deeplaincs St. Chicage, 2 Order Coupon was |... .. a postage and packing Case orders at $8.25 per case—cas- ° New York Brooklyn New Summ ~ = a ~ » o toe = J « - _—- --* +, nal. rma oO: arrangseme 8 i0oF Dyer Act Are I o- -, Mo eee fermer gachering which favored : me a third politica! party This action placed the condur.- i *oIF >. ‘ors _- wy : llariw st their res 0. R. 6. BARS” THIRD PARTY } Conductors Vote ‘te Repea! Reso- lution Favoring Sach Indorse- a we = — es - -_- — VELDT TO MEET WALES Africa ’ os 5 thea reo & _- - = i 4 . is eee a! Zz 2 I ‘— . z Ww a . ac nN » 4 + , , »ur covered the last few m /je« | rd Umtata thie mornine ‘he sioping plains of the Ve med when rr?pa bh rseemen ~« oe 4 @~* ® DAS Wiltneace.7 ® tran ¢ natives gat) om record itn faver of non.- partaan political heuagtitome, by giv- + ing imdorsemen:t to candidates for ” LE Ft POR CUE ° 7 |office friendly to laber. trrespec.| 2° ‘tive of party affiliations > j Rg IT *) ea py ST. LOUIS Smee KANSAS CITY DETROI é : (Reg. U. S&S. SPORT SHADES * FILM weights. chine. $11 For “ohe Memorial Day Week-End (>> a_i 4) —— 606-08 Washington-Av.—Thru to Sixth St. Silk Hoste ry °* Georgette Under car : A IN THE SMARTEST CHARMING UNDER ’ § | $ Wie An excellent quality Soft and dainty un- with garter welts and der Summer frocks. reinforced soles of Lace trimmed and tai- lisle. Im both chiffon lored. Paste! ‘shades. and thread silk Also of crepe de KELINE’S—Meain Floor bd KLINE’ S—Main Toor. INCINNATI - Broadcloths A large selection of tremendous values in neat and attrac- tive Frocks; all the . newest styles and designs for Sum- Pat. Off.) Y FROCKES > cases Silk Fe racks FOR GIRLS! 5 ] ] Piss New Summer Frocks feo 7 THRIFTY MOTHERS WILL ESPECIALLY Unusually attractive values fashioned in many of the LIKE THESE UNUSUAL VALUES newest materials such as baroda. crepes, mellospun, flat ' ' ) . , crepes, al llov er laces and tub silks. Attractive new styles , ces ) ‘ . and unusual color effects. Many in the soft jewel tomes. al \ Dainty Frocks for Miss Seven-to- | . N } All sizes. ELINE S—Third Floor. In wanted new colors. Confirmati : : New Frocks in Georgette, amd lace. Charming types 1 Fourteen. of hand-embroidered [nens. >) tub silks, broadcloths. pomgees and voiles. Agtractively trimmed and made. White Frocks of Organdie and Voile, $2.95 to_$5 KLINE’ S—Meczanine. For Graduation! shades and white. 7 to 16 years. $1o to $25. HOUSE FU? 1120-22-24-26-2 All Sing Red ~ es ~~ we on! crepe de chine m exquisite soft OF SUPERIOR QUALITY NAINSOOK under the soft clinging dresses now in vogue. These are a very excellent value made with hip deep shadowproof hems and bodice tops. ELINE Ss—MNain Floor. Daintily Styled Princess Slips Everyone needs such lovely Slips as these 7 | 4 8&8 Victor At Big Pri 10-in. Red Sez | Records .....< rr = — Sweaters ee New Summer Dresses a COATS $ a Sacrificed! 2 35 Coats Reduced te $59 : 30 Coats Reduced te $35 xGuisite modes. many of which are re-created fro oats educed the loveliest French fashions. You'll be enchanted otal 18 c R te $18 such developments as the two-piece Jumper modes, the sport types with fime tuckings and eiahorate afternoon = — and evening frocks of Georgette, chiffon, flat crepe, EXCEPTIONAL AT | crepe Roma and rea! handmade laces. KLINE'S—Fourth Flor. $ 95 ee — et <i Sacrificed! . , Stries imciude Cricket | 27 Ensembles, now $49 Filmy Georgette Coats ee ee So smart for Summer evenings over Sollar types. Yarns are lively colored dresses. Made in a num- 577. 95 sintn end noviliie tite ond 10 Ensembles, now $20 ber of distinctive ways. Specially fber knits. All colors. Long priced a »/ and short sleeves. ELIVE'’&8—Third Filcer. LINE &—Fourth Floor ALINE’S—Mawm Floor. Hear All the G on These Red The following a Blouses FOR SPORTS WEAR Symphony Orchestra - AO nn ee a —— — ' — : awe Sa OF FETT RS PRE I IS. MEI. Fe Ne

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bale = .¢ . ls mAY a 3028.° The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED PIS EES ITS YT, ¢, t - ? ae FRIDAY, — Se ibe MAY 22, 1935. , , 4 : sx A ace 5 f 4“ . F . .| iy + a ;: + ‘ r, ‘ a . AF ‘ A q ’ ' vd ; 4 : W + | id : €é EF | % A New York Today You'll Like It _-+»>--__ Sizes 39 to 60 Linens Voiles STOUT WOMEN- For Satarday—Summer Dresses—typical Lane with the ever-present Lane Bryant high quality. Hryant BrRsany Sixth and Locust Sts. EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN Day National I nstitution’’ Brooklyn Detroit St. Louls New Summer Dresses 9: Broadcloth Braid Trim, 3-95 d ! th \ Figured roaacciotns ey Voile, { 3-95 A large selection of \ . tremendous values & | | in neat and attrac- tive Frocks; all the | Prettily trim- | : ] d med with h St. : | newest styles an a4 wt A fa designs for Sum- ye, and contrast- ing color peer. schemes. A. tte ‘§ nderwear Sizes to 11— Widths to hEE —_ oe ,— —————— inty un- frocks. and tai- el] shades. crepe de - yin « loor. Stylish Shoes for Stout Women lane Bryant provides stylish. confortable, perfect - fitting, all-leather low Shoes, Oxfords amd pumps with built-in arches, at the low price of only 4.95. Bryant low prices EVERY PRICE A BARGAIN PRICE. EXPLORERS DISCOVER POTTERY UNDER SEA Fragments, However, Believed | Due to Shipwrecks and Not Sign of ‘Lost City” : By COUNT BYRON DE PROROK. | By Wireless to the Post-Dispatch. Copy- ers 1925. By the New York Times ' ISLAND OF DJERBA, Tunis, |May 21.—A flurry: of excitement | Was caused on board the explora- | |} tion ship, “The Elpis,” when the | | tense expectancy which greeted the ; return of each diver exploring the | bottom of the sea for the “Lost City’ was rewarded yesterday with i, Slight fragments of pottery cov- | ered with marine incrustations The rough field examination | which {fs all that it is now possible | |} to make, however, fails to revea! lany convincing evidence that the} Pieces are ancient. They are un-} Right up in front with the finest of imported woolens A custom — Weaving of fine woolens | tailored suit . | of Witweck is an art. An art comes to its fullness slowly. So it is that only a few of the American mills approach the Continental weavings, But Warnock woolens coming from an American mill are quite the equal of any European woolens. And vigorously American in patterns and colors. American Woven worsted, $65 fortunately of a type and form of| _ undecorated pottery common to | both the Roman and the modern! Arab wor!ld Pending study bv experts and the) discovery of corroborative evidence. in the shape of walls or other such |solid proof of the city’s existence, the pottery is regarded as possibly /ancient, but probably modern—es- | | pecially since its presence at the \bottom of the sea may be due to | ship wrecks in recent centuries. as | pottery has long been and still is /one of the chief articles of export of the Island of Djerba. Covered With Marine Growthes. Six divers exploring different | parts of a section, a half mile long. | of the channel all reported seeing ‘much pottery. most of which is solidiy encrusted to the bottom of the sea, necessitating the use of a | hammer to break off pieces. They brought up 14 fragments, several! of which are 15 inches long, with | ,mouths and handles intact, worm- ing parts of large urns and ampho- ae They are all covered with beautiful marine growths, giving them splotches of color. green, pur- ple and white, with incrusted shel] fish, waving seaweed and some. sponges attached. | It is these strange sea changes which make the work of discover- | ing the city—if it exists—especial- | ly difficult, for the action of the’ water during ceajturies ie likely to leave the ruins bevond recognition For this reason an especia! effort is being made to guard against op- timism Diver Swept Off His Feet. Four other di: explored an- | r arem in the Gulf of Bouprara | reported to be the site of the "Lost | ers City.” and while one’s hopes are | roused bv reports of seeing stair- steps. further investigation showed ‘that the observer apparently had been mistaken by the natura! for-.- mation. ' Despite the disappointments and difficulties are greater than anticipated continues to have a?! of deep-sea fish- which proving the work the excite- ment and ing OT a interest gclorifted scale. One diver who ventured in the water when RLS! | the current was flowing five knots off his feet and his life- Was by rocks was swept line rope we I’rocks | | MILL ESPECIALLY AL VALUES ; ven-to- : linens, s and | | ‘ 4 made. | ' , and Voile, $2.95 to $5 / pe de chine xaquisite soft $10 to $2s. Records Blouses FOR SPORTS WEAR The following Baston Symphony Orchestra UNUSUAL AT Hear Their Galli-Cure (jluck Ha rrold 1120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive St. All Single-F ace Red Seal Victor Records At Big Price Reductions eC Hear All the Great Victor Artists on These Red Seal Victor Records 10-in. Red Seal artists can be heard on Red Seal Records at big reductions in price: Alda Flonzalev Melba tt Bori Quartet New York Philhar- monie Orchestra $ 95 Caruso Heifetz Ponselle © : é : > : Chaliapin Hempel Rachmaninoff Culp Homer Schumann- Mew arrivals such as De Gogorza Jeritza ; Heink . . Overblouse Sport Blouses of Destinn Kreisler loeannini volle embroidered and trim- c | med with ingets. Bong and Elman Matzenauer Werrenrath short sleeves. Also Peasant Farrar MeCormack Zimbalist Blouses. All sizes. : ELINE'S8—Main Floor. | Records at The Union oP eee ee ee eee - > f 4 4 4 ‘Quick action him saved him, though he returned to | the ship greativ weakened by the undersea struggle. Such attempts | will not be permitted in the few days remaining for exploration. FRENCH TEST LUMINOUS TRAFFIC SIGNAL SYSTEM uD Cable to the Post-Disnetch Specia PARIS, Mav 22.—Practical tests were made the other day in tne presence of the Prefect of Police of a whole series of new signs and luminous signais for the purpose of aiding the better control of street | traffic The tests were made in the | (hamps -Elvsees itself, where the specimens of the new signs and lu- | minous signals were suspended ‘provisionally from trees and lamp in order that the effect on the landscape might be gauged The indicators included some in red lettering on a white ground others in white letters on a red, »ground; ethers in silver letters on tlue ground: some called on chauffeurs to slow down: others di- rected them to stop instantly, while yet others were for the guidance of pedestrians at crossings Each 'type of sign is being consjdered by, a committee which will later report on their various merits Meanwhile some newspapers are protesting strongiv against the dis- figurement from which the great processional road suffer if the new signs and signals are rerma- nentiv installed there. FOREST FIRES UNDER CONTRO DULUTH, Minn. Ma\ -2.— Crews of fire fighters patched yesterday to a number of. Northern Minresota points to fight | forest blazes, which have «engaged rangers attention for severa! days posts, wil] “uere 0gis- A crew was ciransferred from the Rice Lake district to the North Shore area after a report that th: former fire was under contro! Fifty men are combating a blaze | near Marbie Lake. on the North Shore. The Tofte and the Freden burg fires last night were reported in check. Rw the Asseciated FPreae MOXNCTON, N. B., May 2??2.— Danger from forest fires. which for the last two days have been raging at West Galloway. N. B.| between Ductouch and Rexton and. which menaced Richibucto village. | was thought to be past today shen rain began to fall throvgh- | eut the district. The fire had: burned over an area of wood and | timber lands six miles in length. and a mile in width. and had de.- stroved four farmsteads with an estimated loss of $25,000. Ss See Our Announcements on Next Page and Page 15 of This Section. WN / N ENG @® DX \ “A S N NN SY & A ‘ demonstrate SZRVICL TO a During the past few months our buyers have combed the furniture markets of the nation to procure merchandise of good quality for this event. This furniture coupled with our stock on hand gives us a completd¢ and well assorted stock. The manufacturers and jobbers of the various lines offered in this sale, have co-operated with us to make this sale the biggest ever and have sacrificed their profits for these siz days, in some instances closing out their goods at dis- counts of 507. ae — Or © DF OS we HK. se Wy Ao L Ox traiiie NION'S SIx DAY DEMONSTRATION SALE “Week of ° May 23 to 20 inclusive Plarned and prepared bu) ~ OurMerchandising Experts to Conrclusively to the people of Louis and Vicinity the UNION'S Supremacy pits CUSTOMERS~ MERCHANDISING HNOWLLDGL~ VAST RESOURCES and MiG In the retailing of Good Llarvniture at the lowest prices possible~ This merchandise will be offered during this 6-day Demonstration Sale at genuinely low and attractive prices. Many of them far below pres- ent day replacement cost. Our usual easy credit terms will help facilitate your purchase. Many of the great values in this sale are lim- ited in quanity, some being only a few in num- ber, others which will sell out quickly, so we urge you to come to this great 6-day Demonstra- tion Sale and be convinced of the Unien’s Sa- premacy in the retailing of good furniture at the lowest prices possible. Ye OME ; wa © © 7 a 2S: ry Bt Po ed -— eR NO > a "W- ~BBaae®™ © We .’e* SA) 1 \e N ¢ w “ibe » Tw } 4 ho tt, Ae ba I foe, b a9 .: 4 ‘ Pr” me s — o ‘ a : J . ‘ La i “p es | b | ” : - ow 4

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’ The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ——— aS S -_ a eS i PS Me 0.7. aaa Td oO &~ 6D Dr purct TRATIO ION SALE; — > - ae ro - a" a "ae as 3 Weer ee rn Reed-F tber Clean-Sweep BROOMS firrent Carpet &§ , Have rabdbd . = bhiues DU - > featured on 65c > Values. . 2 heautif , he lv decorated wheels, strong revreiving these brand-rew Player Theee Broome are all . Consist of pitcher and 6 5S brush and automatic Rolls for 1@¢. fect amd are made of d@ur- ' ‘ — reed and Ue able straw. well bound and Constructed of } - : tall glasses ; stitched and copper ‘ound. . Se B m™ Gust box release. One to a customer. Seis are of heavy rinse $100.00 00 “Koehler” Davenetia Suite 3 Pieces—During 364 | This Sale at ... This beautiful Suite is upholstered im fing quailty brown Span- ish imitation leather. The darenette opens into- a full-size bed. *' rocker included. é , Chifforobe $45 Valier ey This large reomy © a 14% pos Fu l)-size engwens anc waln A t ~ >" ut vory fin- t ; ’ : . j and has a broller oven: «park- 7 . r img nickel trimmings and | manifoid > = Simmons Mattress Stearns & Foster Mattress $25.50 $7.50 - mcg Bae | Full or Bd oP AS With Laced 18= OC: Value Edge "1Ss= | By Value... a | aupend mes WE of cotton ant} Made of heavy woven wire and well braced | Twm Suze . t r'shon Brass Bec “ae . . wit SIMai: “ical col springs In . . gray i $1050 Sr 45 Value... = These « known Stearns & Foster Arcadia the head and _ oe aut full size 45-. cotton Mattress made of new me ‘These Orange label Simmons Mattresses oli ~ - teial and covered in beautiful art mekings. are filled with layer felt. The tickings are -o*" noe are Gmeng We Set ottainah ' ruallty c ne. Will fit full-size pull-out pheasut | -2 eit, with rolied edge and “2 oT a md extra-thick posts soc Cash—Balance Monthiy 2.00 Cc oth -aiiaiaioe Monthly Full or tin size. ef special Simmons qualkr fui size soc Cash—Balance Monthly $1.00 Cash—Balance Monthiy $1.00 Cash—Balance Monthly Englander Da-Bed gpa 75 Value Cotton Mattress soc Cash—Balance Monthly ) ——— Cane-Panel Da-Bed . | Ai A : did BUT “a Simmons Metal Bed & Spring a Bed : very desirable Stee! throughout. with . Oomshed im walnut «name! _$r00 Cosh Delivers One Tn Walnut finish, with ethers all glass. pests and filler Link spring included. Sees at $z.00 Cosh—Salance ea $r.00 <a Monthly iin oe a Bo Monthly ts c —— eo Cash Detrvers One 9x12-Foot Axminster Rugs i | wi Extension Tak $55.00 Value 29-2 (dD ——s the bec <7 ana sea! : “so . his. floor sampie Suit : eo \ Ss are upnhoistered in beaut:- fj i i . ful figured cretonne ne mW the 7 % ’ has Marshall type spring- — are heavy Rug filed construction anda nAVOe A ne. deen the daven port opens into | Tt Tn "= sa 7 ire a full-eise ded. ' @ satisfactory <ervice $7 Cash— Balance Monthly 9x12 2V elvet Rugs Servic “eabia Rugs that ox? _durab! i aM Beautiful two-tone mahogany Phone- graphs that have special cabinet for radios and ciear tones. $4 Cash—Balance Monthly have excellent tones and play all $3 Cash—Balance Monthly Fleer Sample $5.00 Cash—Bailance in Monthly Payments REED FIBER | BABY STROLLER ROCKERS | $16.50 Value x12 C —- Rugs » Sudetantially constructed | ‘Beant ful reed fiber Strot- — up- | lery with leatherette hoods and adjustable foor ends. $1 Cash Delwers One 9x12 Brussells Rugs _ poeastita = 16.75 "$1.00 Cash—Salance Monthly” Lloyd Baby Carriage FLOOR SAMPLES ‘$26.75 Values 14 Off | Fy O@4@ Rockers, Chaise Lounges, Desks, Set- Reed fiber Baby Car- tees, Lampe and Fernreries at great re- riages, with strong bodies and enameled wheeis. $1 Cash—Balance Monthly 9x12 Grass Rugs sunro a or are very Si 95 Ser’ Ci an‘ ronm waren f ~ | ~ : splendid material $9, 75 sautiful patterns 7 oT * oe ie ren wna ~ Di fea” oe ~~ orcaers | F i: 7. ] S ; + a. f $2 Cash—Balance Monthly Behning Player $500 Value, *295 A great value at only $295. These Behring Piancs “pright Ptano & have mahogany YWtth a wonder- cases... Starwiard piever actions and metal ful clear tone. (eed for beginners tubing ya ee eae — ee A a a ” ) Pages

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| FRIDAY. | . i Melia © MAY 22. 1825. | The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED = Sieben : 2 % Koo e- °F EH BE KK ZO = — = Ts Se BP ERIS OS IY b © ot © -E _ & 979 om AE BEB WES 209 WS Oe ge %.- INS. 4 Sie ae afte He Soot: ° aE JF ew Tk as ©, WE: BS IK GO. "Me oes aE Ly) Ms Gn 7 oS = AE 8 0 ute HET oes Sk He SO ste PINE ye Ko He es «+ OF Wit He 2a ig: :: So tee Se Sy, male BENE She 6 OE. BE ue 0? rk ———— OC a — —— ee ee a eee em ae ee ———$ — — _——— — Cabinet Smoker End Table 1000 $4.50 |$20 $9.35 Elegant mahogany finished whui- braced End Ta- cabinet with cigar space and] pieg with turned legs cigarette drawer. finished | hogan ‘d in maho . 50¢c Cash, Balance Monthly . $25 Walnut-Fini. inished CEDAR CHEST foe tae en S 1 D0 75 uti hit Mbbbdasasdibbuthaba i are cabinet made. walnut finished and Lined with Tennessee cedar. They measure 42 inches in length and are great values $1.00 Cash—Balance Monthly ee — Le eee a a dine ——_—————— A ES ee $$$ — “| ~ Steamer Chairs | | vas $1.00) Made with heavy can- vas seats and strong frames, without arms. Only 1 to a Customer jj Hall Mirror — | $6.00 3 45 | Value.... > | Large. clear Hall Mirror—mitered, with # beautiful polychrome frames | 50c Cash—Balance Moms i Junior Lamps $16 Value at 57 1 20 50 eautiful. polychrome bases ion neatly designed silk shades are offered at this FW sale price. . Chesterton Suite ' . Included * $7.50 Value at $935 High-grade mahogany | finish Windsor Chairs H for use in the break- j| fast room or as desk chairs. soc Cash—Balance Month! | The 1925 Model Sau lane _ A Mattress Pad it | | e Davenbort Table | 2 Value at SBg-bm in ren? | D 0 | _ 3-Piece Coil Box Spring = Suites | Priced During This Sale at Only....... D0 These 3 large pieces—the davenport, which as H a full-size coil box spring bed and includes a felt mattress pad; the elegant low chair and the fireside chair. are priced eom- plete, in cut velour coverings, at only $147.50. $12.00 Cash—Balance in Monthly Payments ) mahogany and va k finishes, are priced at this sensationally low figu! Si. oo | Cash—Balance Monthly {fj i $1 Cash—Balance Monthly ee xz = | $915. 00 Velour Suites 3 Pieces During This Sale at "120 Beautiful velour overstuffed Suites, with special Nachman spring units and loose cushion construction, Consists of davenport, low chair and elegant fireside chair. $10 Cash—Balance in Manne, Payments During This Sale at . th, *13' ro 0 A ALA . cs Excellent quality 3- ‘ Pee a piece Mohair Suites, f se a ~~ pS with spring seats, cov- | ered in beautiful wool a $16 Unfinished Suites 5 r ; ~* tapestry. The three large pieces are well proportioned and have Nachman spring units and |oose A well ; . t eushion construction. or gray $12.00 Cash—Balance in Monthly Payments trimmir 5 Pieces—During This Sale at $ 7 5 A beautifully Saren ‘d break- fast Suite tha consists of drop-leaf table and four huii- seated. chairs, unfinished at @®.7h% $1.00 Cash—Balance Monthly = EE Four-Burner : | $16 Gibson | $24 Gibson $145 All-Porcelain Top-Icer ;' Sa White Frost | Side-Icer | GIBSON ; With a Set af 4 Dishes a 549. 15° ork and | heertty | new c a Gray Enamel | $75.00 | ‘Famous’ Range ‘Famous’ Range . Gas Ranges | Kitchenette Range 4% | 8392 | F162 eee $59.50 These enameled Gas Rances| L@ree cabinet Gas Range with| Lerge four - burner Gas '/ | “‘Famous’”’ ee | $ 5O i B sor Sutiven On $1622 | $99.0 Ae ven oa? . : > Frost ee 622 Q9 | $90 Whi - . i burners, oven and Combination Kitchenette Ranges | ke: solid ash case | are rare vebues. venue baking | four gas age ee ta : 4 ating Bes, Pe pe ee ae : Gibson ma joven measures 16x20 inchas | Droller, They are in, black en.| Ranges with baking snd built compact, with two coal holes ew 1925 model Gibson Retrig. Taree, all-white porcelain (10, | sng galvanised irom ice ches. | | . end has has = brot ler oven; spark. | = cir ienakeie’ md splasher broiling ovens and finished jn heater and four gas burners, erators 1 nade % solid —_ and ng 9 pir Peres triromings root a 100-lb. size in enamel at this spe- a : a ine . s¢6 1 ’ ot on —* Anne style. finished in walnut \ | I Wy, ”, $1.00 Cash—Balance Monthly e ; i - ’ — _ LT A During This Sale at ..-#.-------- . £2 we a wa CS $ ' A Tudor period Suite. constructed of two-tone walnut; consigts o! bu and silwer tray, china inet | fet with mahogany drawer ee a ae neulne seat | *itension table. six chaira, one wit $10 ome sane ta in en hewn 8% > ‘. Lie DETERS Floor Sample d Lippman Piano I a ee ee ee ee ne A ee ee ee ee eee $300 Ten Piede Huguenot Walnut Suite | he A remesive 10-plece Suite tm the latest Huguenct walnut yen sof Suite has mahocen? interiors, drawers are duatproofed. Consists py Bo buffet. china cabinet, serving table, extenston table. & chafra, ir. «eats afid beek of tapestry. chair. 1120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive St. | $20 Cash—Balance in Monthly wheel tone beginners ——e _— — —e - ee -

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-— > 2" caeteaeoetsse Pet congh- ges Seeecneeenaeee. ages ad oo” pte ee. Ss snot: sans Seabees beget eins -saembeee : Minister Briand of France visited| S = 2 SE ee Bec. are te a PSS iets Seas SN eRe eg aes: See esse by maki it er Pee ritae immeaiaceiy | SAYS BRIAND VISITED ROME lafter the sale ponds. Newspaper Asserts He Met Car- (F243 Fa 2 Fa Pt a a Fa a ae a * Fa * Fa a \ a a 4h 4) 4) é. “ The work embodied in the bills | dinal Gasparri. 2 EOE oor, -K highway boulevards. me, SE RES, SE ; See SEP Ute eRe east Grand ‘Kings é , on |} Rome inmcegnite iast week. The SR Ras Seta gS Be Shetsso¢e2ssec-dha guess bodes toebe scope Ss. caeennaagc -speteenga@e es cabs Sees se = from Kansas street and Kingshigh- / per asser’s that MM. Briand ! Se SES eee =e Sens SSE 305 SERBS ees ~ I ur oO on SSU rsenal st to : ne a a , ' gi Sia ease eS RE ee SE St ne mr $38,000 ee ence gery of State, regarding the relations| “5 = i patria Agee ei os a ae = ae nse yy: alga resent the city’s share of the cost, (2% France and the Vatican. Ses = es. Se an -— = > ! to be used in providing the foun- | | | pies ea The Board of Estimate and A®- aation and permanent elements of | 3 Sema see guste es Sees = = a eat om 5 portionment, meeting a yee the street. The surfacing is to*be ae ey Son ES =— = ees = SSH on Parte tele ate tna ea proviaed according te regular _ nit .% PN si: : city’s share of the .cost will total urs mk i See pemee Syeee Get 4 eon — pug eal against benefited property owners. aoe . te paid out of bond is- on recommendation of Hospital ——— , ai cs Commissioner Jordan. the board | a ag bas preg Mo approved the discharge of two as- | vi ge ca “ ot ae. Fen Vein superintendents at the city : = ; BS Qs : Seas : ; : . — smpreve-'sanitarium at $165. and sanctioned = Sao af > a & Bee See fed ments approved for which the the emplorment of five interne at : stew. sais —* = =: SSE ee bonds have mot already been asia. guy swear ** 8 === =" ON SAVINGS .. Et Cee | @ The e charter , oa , : , se ¢ > tate 7 soit : pee, wader a charter amend The board aise euthorized the ot the \ ¥ ; Se oe Ron 5 AS ; ment approved ata recent election Ciey Plas Cocamiosion ce i2ra- sa] . T ete So: - eS 33 —" : SSSR Soa pss a authorized the initiation of projecis|....1 a¢ e AR Gt z Industria! Savings Trust Co, ee = . 7 ~~ -; oe *. : . - . “, ie . . e ° . _—- ~~ . ~e ° . 7 . “ ‘- % *. ~ — ~~ 4 . ~ es ‘ _ + . >. ~ ope . ~ " : ” : " ii. *. ill . “ . . Sh - “ “ . . « . 2-8 =. sata teee ee. ‘ : elu tae ™ . _ - i se : A Y Bats « . _* . he : ~- . ee” . . . — nd “ . - . . - _ “ ~! . Ho ~~ . ~~~ oe fe *.55 a «; ~ ~ ~ ~_ . of we o Se tae “Das ooese ~*~ ©. a : -- oN ae —s +s” Pe te * « “_* * ~~ ** : see * 5 ° ~—) * *. 7 =. 2, ~ _ Te * : | ee apart me . “~ es 610 to 618 Washingion Avenue SS With Sport Hats Leading the Mode Our Vast Array of y Correct Sport Hats Makes Choosing a Real Pleasure to save in- zoning law. “The Truth and a Square Deal’ SENSATIONAL ANNIVERSARY TERMS t ¥ 3 et a datlot , '- «+ =e “ a de fe : 5 é 0 PR, . By Pe Satie ‘ hy ote - ~ a ae - a> eye mies me eM, 7 en i Fe, - rs a Ye a > ae > > . 7 ‘oa a ie & a, age ‘ P > or ey Soe cas Ot Poe ~ * “a + * 4 ; P “I Was Born and Raised in St. Louis —the Finest City in the Country— and Proud of it!’ Sale of 3-Stone DIAMOND DINNER RINGS White Straw - White Felt White Kid Sport Hats Sport Hats Sport Hats $7.25 to +49° —_ to o = to i Swiss and Milan In every conceivable Soft, flexible Hats. hemps, peanits and nov- smart new style, in large with brims that _ roll elty weaves are shown in and smal sizex with gracefully from the face pokes and roll brims, in trimmings, either in in becoming lines. Trim- styles for every type of white or colors to match med with bows, rosettes, sports, roof gar- Summer costumes, this fancy stitching and cut- den and afternoon cos- assortment provides a de- out designs, they come fume, Many trimmed lightful choice for sport in all-white. or white R with colored bards. and street wear. with black or colors. An i] Y PTSa ry Feature! | | Sport Hats in Summer’s Newest Hues, é in Straws and Felts, $1.95 to $8.75 Sale of Genume New Haven | — >. °° MANTEL New Felts and Bangkoks | CLOCKS The very cift diamend ,ea went te cive af an eureptionaliy lew orice fer such size and qual ty ! Three iargce cee uime white dtamend« im meunt ing { reeeua ied valee! Large Blue-White : a, 4 ee ee : i Bi me ae e 6 > a * © 4 Special — . " ) = ae 254 Silk Dresses || dermis tiscime These Dresses have already been reduced in price, and Saturday 3 ; — morning are offered at exactly one-half of these reduced prices. Anniversary Special! 25 Dresses Already Reduced to $45.00, Saturday, WM. ROGERS SILVER 32 Dresses Already Reduced to $35.00, Saturday, 57 Dresses Already Reduced to $25.00, Saturday, G 62 Dresses Already Reduced to $19.75, Saturday, 78 Dresses Already Reduced to $16.75, Saturday, There are models for afternoon and street wear in shades of rust. blonde, black, navy, reseda and powder blue; sizes 14 to 44. ‘Deeese Shop—Fourth Fleer ee - i I ne WATCHES QO IAMONDS > (ejfis qe 2 MW.OSe: OPEN SATURDAY EVENING TILL 9 O'CLOCK SN LE OG. A ey CE 4 7, 4 Y Jas wy f YE | y MOS A'D > a ° PL EOD MO OE os ag ne 7, “ . > ’ - aad - - anid on - , - . . - . ‘ roa Ry eh Tee ES Pe ge eee 7 ae es eA Pee es . aor 2 owe - See oe nee a 3 644.3573 2 BR , ht ee on™ > *y Bae ? . Dg & rte Or SS es a <a aot see I i alana ees

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eres teen: > ate ~ ace ~ *.%e* te ets ete tees elbtele lets. “athe o.0"elele, «fale pt emete® Teta *e ate iseet hyis’s! yt) on ees ee og ee eee ee cted and Mounted MOND RINGS ~g ¥ : j NT oe | ~) A ANY * —? ete": 2, 2 =S tot «te! . PT . ete te tenmee fi ¢ ; ° : > . ae. * tetera. soe ecereses-? wo > stages pes. sOeascc-° 8 bgt 7 . . - 25° bd" . . - , ORS as S30: F0*): pe: . ‘ oe ee het. atetel. ‘ . Ss otet ‘ 2 : . offs stategistezese » _.° @ ®.*6%s oon a? shy) y' ~~ e*.* + *feg.: efane cae el eieeres \ See Z Pelet: a" ska? egieTes pe) a a +> “yd >» _ e** «tats - p~ - 2: se faes ~> nt cataee cen s re : Sabres St) > of : iy Sb -ece . 6 ' ar Bee te*s 2+ Se. . ’ p elects * 7 1 : ~ Staten. ted ca * " >’ « ~ - Lecetatets! / — if iste : =3¢ ee. *s p m4 we" ol reset i wo *"* 2 7 5 t}¢> . . “ 3 Seceae) «% » - "7 basteage: *s sei s4 bet ‘ » han st. * a i pe re) hh hes 2 » sages v4 _ 4 ‘ wat ' i » tae ole . ” io BSe te “ eet Sai +> e ; ets t teeta " Got ‘ Ppethe >. - $° - 2 * > t-te . rae ag *.* tenets > - aie ; = Soe" ie: sae — 4 ; ri 5 Twede . > +8 . ¢ Z Men’s Golf Hose ae A SAMPLE lot of high-grade imported wool Golf Hose in light and medium weights. They come in plain colots, checks, stripes, and fancy patterns. Double heels and toes. In a large assortment of col- ors and combinations. (Hosiery Dept.—Main Floor.) Men’s' Oxfords Only 15c Down Give bim this handsome ‘thin model 17- Micin with knife and chain. for his green alue beyond comparison at $78.75! Start Paying in 30 Days 7-STONE DIAMOND Ingraved white gold hands sct vith sven gen- vine diamonds. Pay 15c Down ‘4° MART-LOOKING new Oxfords in several pop- ular styles. They are fash- ioned of high quality calf- skin in the new light shades of tan, brown; also black. All sizes and widths. (Men's Shoe Dept.—Main Floor.) U nderselling of *~ Unfinished Kitchen Chairs Featured at the Extremely Low Price of These Chairs can be easily enameled and. are Suitable for breakfast rooms and kitchens. They perforated bottoms, and are sturdily. con- Structed throughout. The illustration shows the Style of chair. (Furnituré Dept.—Sevrenth Floor.) jj LT te eae lama Ay [zy Athletic Union Suits Are Offered in the Underselling at $ | 00 M EN and young men should anticipate un- derwear needs for the entire Summer during this ex- Tennis Rackets traordinary offering. These garments are cut extra full At $2.85 and $3.95 and tailored to fit comfort- Two groups of ably. They have wide bands Récliien . Campaign Presents 1 Silk-and-Wool | Neckwear — ' 50c An unusually large collection of attrac- tive silk-and-wool Ties in radio spots, and a large variety of striped patterns. Also checks and’ bagne effects. Many colors. Knitted Neckwear | 65c Men’s Swiss knitted Neckwear in an | extensive array of patterns. Included are. | checks, regimental stripes, and multi-col-— © ored designs. They are made in the pop- f ular open-end style. (Men's Furnishing ;Dept.—Main Filoer,) in "i come with two Two-Pants Sailor Suits With Hat to Match, $2.94 These Suits come in the _ regulation sailor style, with one pair of long, and one pair of short pants. Broken sizes. Imported English Broadcloth Blouses at 97c Collar - attached Blouses, tailored of high quality English broadcldéth. Tom sizes. Silk Pongee Tams, $1.00 Tailored of genu- Tams have removable linings, and the size i. range is broken. ~ Palm Beach Pants, $1.59 Sand, gray and dark colors. All carry the Palm Beach la- bel. The size range is broken. ) Underselling of Boys’ Blue Pencil Stripe Vest Suits With Two Pairs of Knickers +1325 Rie Suits are strongly tai- lored of excellent woolens .in smart English vest models. They one pair plain, and the other in the golf style. These remarkable values are for the last day of Underselling only. Sizes from 10 to 18 years. Sawyer make. Broken ine siik pongee, these | ‘ pairs of knickers— Madras Sport Blouses. Tze Bell brand Blouses in neat checked and striped patterns — also white, tan, and blue. Broken sizes. Flapper. and nov- _elty styles tailored of silk pongee. Broken sizes. Lined trousers. Extraordinary val- ues. Boys’ Pajamas. Bell brand Pajamas in one and two piece | styles, tailored of ex- cellent fabrics. In solid white, tan, blue. Broken sizes. Boys’ imported English broadcloth | Shirts, which are cut full and neatly tai- Y lored throughout. In blue and tan. Broken sizes. w= ' . sre / ve & 3 2, 7 C + oe Sere - BP x « . ’

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a * ee: a eek ee — SO A A ak " in Pree ee ee “Sgt “ we he ares e , 4 ~ ut, Re » » TR a ST LOWS POST-DISPATCH ; The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening na my % a RED RRO, poet RRA hp AE ah Pads © OR Ne CS, ame “er eae | ° . “ pe | —. ‘ - ~ ames LOE.TIS The Old Reliable Credit Jewelers—Largest in the World 717 Olive Street DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY CASH or CREDIT Make Worth-While Wedding and Graduation Presents Never are Gifts so prized as the Graduation and Wedding Gitte. Choose a Genuine Diamond, Watch, Pearl Necklace, etc.. and open a - charge account with LOFTIS —the direct Diamond Im- porter. c octagon top. Won- éerful value st our ee, 2189.50 NO MONEY DOWN Diamond Exugageasent Rings = $50, $75, $100, $150, $200 and Up ——— — | Arrange Your Own Terms 1S | “Alderman™ “l_oretta” Di " Diamond A ring of dis. white Tramend ; Ring w %414«% tinctive Ge | green sold with sign. 14% 18-k. white cold Agrees gold | bexagen top. En- with 18-k craved Roman white gold oc sey ©n ses lezen top. oF all 18-k. white ged. Set wi'h breiiiant Blue WV hite Pia mond Specta! preae. at $48.75 |monds at Ores! prices pogsibie for Rectangu\iar Wreet Watch 14¢+k white ord 6 °3 : Spec ia. Bete St "gig 7s ber etviee at S228. S14. $27.38. Sch. S27.58 and ep to $708. Elgin Watch, Chain and Knife P eg All platinum. pierced en- greved Bed mill grained _. Genuine Black Onwvx 18k white «old bread prencs. | The Tsamond ese brlitant ORhber Black Onyx Rings ect with blue white Tnamond. eatraerdimar vy $s } 5 values, at ' Synthetic RKueby Ringe sae ety le meuntime. eet wilh dazzling Dive white Eigin Watch. open face. IT size. screw front. @ust proof. dea wtifully ; vic b back and tre : . iamend. priced for a $37.50 engrave assorted patterns. Your choice Wetted time on!» al of white or green = la jend case. Gok RADIO FANS .Loesten i» on WHT every - =e —~ yo oe ao oe ’ Manday wight. T to 7:30 every ~. Knife me 1 rag se $18.50 might 9.30 te 1. central esta Te be Fac ete tal healncoteblinds FE tme——-Loftie Bros & €e.8 hear of | Waltham Waetch, Chaiz S15 00 music. Wave length 400 meter« ‘and Keife at 1847 Rogers 29-Piece Tableware “Ancestral” Pattern tw Utility Tray with Dive velvet lining. The velvet pac oy beolds the silver is removaebie, and rests in a handsome Manogaray Serving wth center wiay decorehons and metal handies Choice of Patterns An- costrai.” “Anniversary.” “Old Colony.” or “Ambassador ™ LisT 6©OFl0OCUCONTENTS: 12 Teaspoons 3 Tabie Speens. 6 Mollow Mandle Knives " Flat Hanodie e Sugar But ter “$32.1 1) Same Patterns 36 Piecee & Leatheretts Chest. S25.20. in Mabogany Chest 32 Meces. $47. In Polychrome “Dest. 3@ pieces, SST. Anniversary “ Ambaesa- gor ar ‘Oh Coolers” Pat srs st $23.40 Bargains at prices shown. amd sisco at asher prices te sult your requirgmente Cluster Rings. ..... $75.00) Pen and Pemcil Sew —.. | Lebeces ee Fountain Pens Lee Se: .. Eege | Sterfing silver and silver-piased Ieemeond-eot Bar Fins and Caommpotes . 24.50 | Candlesticks ‘pair'!: si! ver-placed ~~ Mamend-sect Eracelete flexibie 5@.@@ | Coffee and Chocolate Sets. «iver. , Diamond Set. ..... Ite piatecd . Tie Neck aces _- gee Bake Dishes the Presbytery of New York in | “qt E\ EN IN (y | sanctioning the continuance of Dr. CSdick im a Presbyterian pulpit when he refuses to accept our doc- i x ‘ 2 ~ trimnal standards and assails the es- i oe {3 = S © be semtials of all evangelical faith as i : aN a as ea Boys 2 All Reduced for Choice of all car Vest Saitss with 2 f ~~ + ahbss ore > os ; a" renee aboccedhee for pen nhewnns ef © © . * In Mp te Ae e = 98 These Suits are being Very becoming Hats, made == as $1750. You get of ribbon, silk crepe, satin, your eo for. . Fen hairbraid and leghorns; me- nother Lot dium, smal] and large pokes Boys’ 2-Pant : and’ off-faces, in white, inet cmt pants laed=4 black and colors; ribbon 43 .98 a - ——_—> and flower trims.......... FOR OUTING: WEAR— Jo straws felts and Java $ and pokes; white. wood. Capen. sand. etc.; very spe- cial at AT ELIS SS 7 straws. bands of crepe and grosgrain ribben. in off-facee se Fen oer re pepeenenaee*® © @ «& SUAL 4 SHOE BARGAINS A sale unusually special for Saturda "3 Low Shoes, me = , y; women's Choice of satins, patents, tans, ehocolates and plain ' leathers. Many new strap styles and Oxferds. Sizes to fit ali in high. Cuben or low heels, at GIRLS’ $3 TO $4 LOW SHOES Fancy strap styles, Oxfords, combinations eof two-tones, patents and plain leath- ers: sizes up to 2? in the iet........ hon $3 NICKELED SILVER, 12-COU SERVING TRAY SPEC Vers oraecties! and artist?ie Serving peltshed nickel stivwer. infasd with « eae Another Fortunate Purchase Bors’ high and low Shoes for school and gress wear: black and tan leathers; sizes up te 6. MEN’S $5.00 SHOES ‘Choice of Oxfords and high Shoes: = oa ate welt sewn > "few Brand Shoes Shoes. Sizes 6 to 11. 4are Gateer™ eee ee WHITE LOW SHOES af Scooters Classy styles for women and x9] 85 Boys $1.80 af = aS 45c 39c or 3 for A Large Lot of Word Rells................ = oo eee ae eee ee a ete ieee ee ee i 7 a; + ¢ 4 2 wth hy OTe - “a A 1 4 J py,

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retary of State, has offered his Services to the United Mine Work- Persuasion.”’ porary injunction 8 Press. 4 Willia as é m.E. Baker, in Init MING, W. Va., May 22.—/ District Court Sieh ed one in | union. Charles Evans Hughes, former Sec- which “peaceful persuasion” meth- ods in unionization are forbidden. The announcement was made here Injunction Against | ers of America in fighting the tem-/in a statement by Attorney T. C. granted by Judge | Townsend of Charleston, chief of West Virginia counsel for the THE RELIABLE sees S. E. COR. 8th & FRANKLIN AV AGAIN! FOR SATURDAY! y 3 This $95 All Gray White or Blue Porcelain 4, Compact Apartment Gas Range With . Kitchen Heater clal St urday. Boys’ Suits All Reduced for Saturday Choice of all our } MUNITY 98 ¥ i. om MTR Vest Suits with 2 1 pairs pants for..... te They are alli-wool. lined pante, and made in Scotch tweeds, cassimeres in mixtures, etripes and plein colors. Coats are made either belted or in latest mannish etylee the boys want. These Suite are being sold as high ase $17.50. You get your choice for.. . ‘ at a Another Lot of . a Boys’ 2-Pant Suits Are all-wool and woo! mixtures: latest styles of caate. pants lined: guaranteed to wear: as. sorted styles: 7 to 17 years; regular $7.98 value. Saturday......... Men’s and ya we of ree fe eee ee Oe ee ee eh ee _— This will indeed prove welcame news to those interested in a splendid bungalow range at a substantial savings. W hile this range takes up very little space, it does the work of a combina- tion range. You will find it an- excellent cooker and baker. It has two coal holes, four Ras burners, and an 18-inch oven. Burns both gas and coal> We urge you to come in and in- Fpect this Range Saturday, at which time we will be more than pleased to familiarize you with its many superior features and convince vou of its most extraordinary value at our low price of $64.50 low heels, at | + ons of PRICED WITHOUT HIGH WARMING OVEN ~ $3 NICKELED SILVER, 12-COLOR PEACOCK Bw TRAY spre yp - 00 $4 SHOES schoo! and firess wear; up to 6. bes; Most ate welt sewn Very practical and artistic Serving Tray-—highly polished nickel silver. in! laid with a beautiful re- ; production of a pra “ock surrounded by a magnifi com, colorful ecenery Rubber protectors in each eorner of the bottom of Tray. which eliminates ~srutching of furniture Size 1Px13 inches. PI oN, orn. 41» ~ a \ 1.50 Scooters -to-tée style; rubber — Open Saturday + a ys Until 6:30 P. M. patch; sizes 11 to 6, at Values in RABBI HYMAN EZRA COHEN. | —Coopvriaht by Underwooo « Underwood. | HICAGO)} youth, believed to be | | ( the youngest Rabb | world, was ordained a few after his e@ighteenth birthday. ‘is completing his studies _Bnai Moishe Synagogue, i in the days He at the! Chicago. | |'Rabbi Colen speaks five languages besides English. Carriers. By the Associated Press ritory out of harmony .v the public interests In a counter proposal ad, the newest styles Bf ng and early Sum- F& ferful selection of ma- fiat crepe, crepe de FF Canton ang crepe- BeoiiB Colors: orchid, biege, n, henna, etc. Sizes DUT DRESSES uard ine’ and 95 exceptional value 6 5 _ 4 - le Union 23690 slere full cut through- C E Many a girl or boy is carrying a Watch today bearing a loving inscription, the gift from their parents on their graduation. Do not let this occasion pass by without giving your child such a gift. j Come in and make your selection now. You don’t need the cash—you make your own terms here. We Will Trust You j o> 8 -#79 J * Celebrated Adjusted Tllinois Watches $31.50 $31.50 > alg ae KNIT UNION ° TS—An extremely well- — garment. Color white. acl one ‘aap ae” Oe 4 ie ; An ideal presentation Watch ; ane that will iast 4% ife time The movement has ee jewels, double-rolier escat ment and is adiueted We of fer you Aa wide range of many beautiful cases - hoose froni Hand encTrave: "al'per- 7 . f hite or green gold * all per- sizes: special, 4ic ae 0 “ t.\with a com A 1 \range of $1 Down, $1 a Week colors; sizes &\% Children's S65 to 10: special. ; h less than Tic. Don't fail to —— iL” “Alabamy Bound,” “Blue-Eyed ss Me Goodnight.” 39c or 3 for $1 $47.50 sf". "Week (me of the most reiiaDle Watches } rewell"—Latest hit. with eack 91.00 made. The cases are mace of BRiue-white Tiamond of rare se in our record department. 220 weight; full out Never, ANYWHERE, to a knowledge, was there a bra * new 1-gallon Jug offered at suc a price. Made especially for the PF LEATHER 29c working man and for outing use. BELTS Keeps liquids and food either VALUES UF TO $3.08 icy cold or steaming hot, as de- sired. You'll have to step lively to get one. Last—1200 IN OUR HISTORY (Sale Begins Sat. 9 A. ' o nw | 821 WASHINGTON (Opposite Statier Hotel) 6301 Easten—i9 MN. Breadway—8!2 W. Broadway M.—Open Till 9 P.M.) Double tog Shock Absorbers Complete, 69¢ Open evenings until 5. Sunday 1 P. M. Mail Orders filled promptiy. 3 — ere Or pee 8 = , ae ee : ee eee , % % b i . = 9 Bee ge ee ee . i Boe ee OE EE EP Be ow Be a o ) ee — eS = ~~ <?*) © eee 2 ee eee’ ee ~

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“ : Re Se er te > EAE ER BIS SOR Sea Geen 5 me y ie. te ae rae hal er ee oe ~ ee ae - aaa > og 7s »? ye y 2 ~ Pe& eee he va “9 + i * Baad = P % rat as mo as . of ‘ "Ts - : jet ant Yon PR ae” a ‘ i 4 a i i - ’ * — ‘ = é che : i i) ee ik ‘ = * : 7” * ae ear : 7 Ls “ 5 % J = . yt ~ x . = —=- r. , +: . . = | NOW—At the Height of the Season—You Can Save Extremely on Smart New Spring i ‘ ’ | And Good-Looking Spring Topcoats—Of fering Remarkable Values at ae € Just now, when the advent of warmer weather creates a demand for new clothes, these ss | fac Ss 2S > Se Pe Suits fill a two-fold purpose. They offer men and young men widest choice of smart 7 hs 2a Vi AS Bee tt / J ) Spring apparel—and enable them to purchase it with the utmost economy! Any judge of i kh aes | Mi oo FL ie i ye Ss good clothes will know that these values are extraordinary. There are both English-* ; 8 eR type and conservative Suits—cut from durable all-wool fabrics and tailored in a manner . ee 1 tow : heir shape. . Th include all the bright new shades—highland | to wear well and keep their shape. . The colors include a e brig g | c= fawns. lavenders, azure blue, Cambridge gray—as well as the conservative styles. And the et size range is complete! Make your selection Saturday—and profit! } 7 Wen \\\\\t eee Sas? Lia The Topcoats feature the popular English Boxcoat. | \ i i S\i go x #. In a variety of popular, good-looking materials. ; ge i : — 3 seals siete seen ir meee eo eS ae | : swe decided to hold it now. In other words. at the very outset of the season you are on an rE Dy, | to aes ender & recount which wal a = Sa offered truly extraordinary savings on newest and smartest Suits. The variety defies : ens sonst: cide Melati oo ; , ‘ribe the ballots without refer- ab auasiamiearnnnen mee gee ae Wao ae att =o Se * — ~ — Judze Miller said recently that al- $ ov $ A 0 t $3622 hough the Court would not enter , =— == tain the case prier to that date. & 1 = 4 O Corduroy 4 “4 | eheow _ —Every Hat in the ent ed ha ZA g= é. chat | @ Wearing Shirts like these,men can really look forward to coatless @.By choosing here, you are sure to find a Straw Hat which Pa ; } weather! It will be a pleasure to reveal such masterpieces of the shirt- exactly suits vou in every way—shape, straw. color, size and a Ss iy conspired to permit imeff- maker's art. There are both neckband and collar-attached models— price. Our tremendous assortments—the most comprehensive * Moalleries . 7a : : servative shapes. The everpepular South Amer- , Straws | ae With cushioned icam Panama is here offered in Litra-smart Mallory Straw ~-2~—ee 66 99 ~ Handmade Straws in new d . , ° ™ eg *- , ; - . se: . an — t e Ps her swea: three sty tes—punch crown, conservative modeis — sennits. — es ee o W ~ a racquet and yacht $5 to $ 10 splits. Tuscans, Yeddes and cellent value at ......--«8 | 3 strie. Priced. a fancy weaves. Priced..... . ‘Mate Fie > 3 i240 °1 3% a >1 9% oS An Excellent Offering of Boys’ + , » Blouses __ These Suite are made of bine striped and other dark fabrics 15 | Boys Sports Hose Boys’ Spor i eat guage —and Nave two or three button sack coata Th > 7-8 length Heather Sports omartiy styled. toc. Compiete range of sizes frem i? ss te and sports collars—made of Pits are solendid examples of the high standard of ee ee ee percale. khaki and doulije- quality maintained by this foremost store for bors. 7% to it. Also Hose with Print percaile. All sizes ‘Se Others Frem 3.38 ce S558 | leg patterns. ace frem 7 to 16 years. af 19%. Priced at ..... Excelient valve af... a Second Ficer Second Ficer $$ $_—§— SE — at ~ 2 = P om «2 e é “: Rae fe i oe a ee — OS ie ~~.

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Ra x ~ ‘ : FRIDAT, (oN ‘9 | MAY > on 1925. | a Se ee ars ; ea & , “a Daily Silk Neckwear ~- — oF TWO. Jitorial Page lool ~~ ~~ ; »e.- he 'e € s ee 4 [nee f - DITORIAL Scene “ST.LOUIS PO ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 22, 1925. ; e ; ia *. ry 4 . ‘ ae ares Tl ae ; vt ; 3 + 7 * * - A A A ET AGL ALTA LL LL LIE OS i. ——ee ee PAGES 21-24. - « .. $1.35 kinds, offering stripes, ‘ figures, leading colors. - } 5 Main Fleer " posi ye * " WM) IN REPLY GOE SUIT Court Or- on Ballots ‘With sf Voters. | CHALLENGE 7 » Sf : | - a WW ew Spring ~~ )& & "'? OF R? ae ‘wv antl for Contestant Gays Plea to Broaden & % of Inquiry Is Made for Purpose of Delay. = - : ’ Ch fraud and requesting a a ‘order broad enough to pre- a comparison of the numbers erder broad enough to per- ballots with voters’ names in the poll books, Mayor Miller yes- bord’ replied to the contest of his brought by William L. Democrat. Igoe was defeat- en the face of official returns $129 votes, but alleges that a wit will show that he was , sted by 3129 votes. + thing Needs Young Men yn, is Roery exacting about | se. b# comfortable—but they d smart. Such a combina- ribe the ballots without refer- “¢ to the poll books, ip order that he sult may be expedited. Case Set for dune Term. The case has been assigned Trousers, $2.25 to $3.50 wr Trousers... $1.95 to $3 Four’’ Golf Knickers, $5.75 to $14.50 » Golf Knickers for men, .....$3.45 to $6.75 ) Sport Coats $16.50 , $7.75 to rat on the Circuit bench, and has n set for hearing in the June rm of court, which opens June.1. udre Miller said recently that al- hough the Court would not enter- tain the case prior to that date, it was possible that orders might be ade before that time. The Mavor's apewer places both wparties in the position of agreeing > a recount, but places them far part on the scope the inquiry Bhould take. ' The Mayor's answer includes punter notice in which the votes 832 persons are specifically hallenged. They include State Senator Michael Kinney, Peter arrett, one of Igoe's attorneys, bd David D. Israel, D.B. slicker’’ are registered from St. Louis ad- Other votes are’ challenged on assertion that those who®. cast ‘m had been convicted of a e, forfeiting citizenship; that had not been naturalized; at they had not residéd.in the y for a sufficient length of ; that election officials fraué& mtly conspired to permit ineli- pole persons to vote, and other uses. : Chalienged Votes Grouped. The petition does not ecify for t cause each of the 882 votes challenged, but groups them der general allegations. The re- for an order to compare the lists with the ballots is re- which no evidence is in hand. Former Supreme Court Judge fay Elder, of counsel for yor Miller,..said thé order ht by the Republicans, if Bangkoks Very light and durable Bang- Bted, would obligate the Elec- 4 koks from Siam—in the latest ard to describe each of the models, etc. There is an e@x- 575 ballots cast in the may- cellent to 7.50 ty election for certificattén to DE « wish « $5 . Pcourt. If an adequate force ) . P employed, he said, this count 7 Mallories d not consume more than six is and possibly would be leted in four months. The specific charges of fraud in Por Millers answer are: Bal- With cross in circle at head of Publican = tickas (presumably ent” ballot) or cross to jeft of Miller's name tampered with altered for Igoe: ballots iden- Lltra-smart Mallory Straw Hats featuring sennits with the new crown and wide brim. Ex- cellent value at : ~ : marked which were not for Mayor Miller; » ballots t Mayor Miller taken from the bex wrongfully after having am; ballots for Mayor Miller '©r tampered with. fraudu- and as a consequence not med for Mayor Miller; baliots ”" Mayor Miller's square crossed med by placing a cross in the opposite Igoe’s name which Gated the ballot: ballots cred- to Igoe which were never cast: a in Value at $6 a Pair y-Six” Shoes grow in popularity This, we believe, is a ute to long wearing qualities. ...All are BO qualified by reason of con- : er splendid choice of the very new~ nonresidence or other ji the smartest leathers. “Surety- Contention of Democrats. Democratic contest petition "© allegation of fraud. It * the intent of the voter was ‘im the counting of the bal- 8 in instances where a cross Placed in the circle at the top * Republican ticket with Miller's name scratched ane *ritten in. This sort of ballot Seunted for Mayor Miller on “en from the Flection This order was based upon from former '‘Attorney- u to supply your footwear ne a pair Saturday. Another model is of Russia, black or tan or white elk with bination > tan kid mings. * a. ~~ CHARGES 2 VOTES: MADE: } jtems: | Wayne Ely, of counsel for Igoe, . | lay said the wide scope on ete , by Mayor Miller's | Trousers, Site ecee . than °00 different bureaus, boards and commissions. is managing the peo-. ple’s business. | H# urged three primary reforms: First. the grouping of all agen- cles having the same major pur- pose under the same administrative supervision; secdénd, the separation | of semijudicial. semilegisiative and | unctions from purely ad- | ministrative which, he sald, should be placed nder singile-headed control: and) third. the lightening of the burden n the President. Though reorganization of the Government departments had been different executive departments. Official Tyranny. “This same chaos of function is carried into other directions where administrative,officials are given semi-judicial and semi-legislative Nor are these functions authority. solely in Cabinet officers: many ‘hoereau heads have such powerer The responsibilities in under these powers are at least as important as those of Federal Courts. and. although there is theo- retical appeal to the courts in most cases. yet practically most decisions are final—and, worst of all, there are none of the safeguards to rignt in these determinations which sur- round ovr courts. “Duties of this character no longer be imposed upon admin- letrative officials. and where they a judge. No individual should be at the same time legisiator, police- lman. prosecutor, judge and jury. Yet we are. We do judgment the beet we can in old kadi fashion and the culprit usually knuckles «own ’ ’ | : shou!d ‘up, which cost . : . : | should not even be conferred upon ample of what may happen by the lack of a single-headed responsi- bility in such matters. No pwlicy ct real guardianship of our reserve’ resoyrcer will ex unt:! we have put all conservation business in the hands of an under-secretary tor conservation. with the spotlight’ of public opinion continuousiy fo- | decisions cused upon him.” The “income tax masse” war ciigd by Hoover as iMuetrative of} ‘the needless expense imposed on; the zitizen by the unecessary com- plexity of laws and regulations te which he is subject., “Whole new lawyers, tax experta, ants,” he exp “have srown than it costs the government to collect the taxes. Nor am 1 here dealing with the economic waste imposed by our form of taxation. Rut the government officials can- net help it. ey must execute the laws they stand. I marvel | daily at the kindly temper of our citizens under these strains. “Under the czisting hodge- ‘duplications in membership it ; , | OLE EL LOD LILLIE ALE LS AP the committee on fishing ing béegan ‘its sessions. r : “¥ ' a y a me h ig a a why 1 . (i , of Ser A . © “a

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a nt a ee ' | | — . : ~—™ > bap . — . ' . ‘ / F ie eee es . \ : ; ST. LOUIS POST-LisPATCh, FRivAY fy Lites, MAY 22, 1925. “DE SUN DO MOVE.” industrial museum should determine that this city The Rev. John Jasper. colored fundamentalist of | *2#!! mot be behind New York and Chicago im this , Richmond, Va.. made famous by the New York Sun important step towards industria! leadership. iteer Publishing because of his eloquent and inflexible defense of his ooo - Boulevard theory that “De sun do move,” was harmiess com- ; Sweet. pared with William J. Bryan, who is waging an un-| Chief Justice Taft made his first public address in compromising battle against the theory of evolution. | four years Thursday. The occasion was the dedica- , The Rev. Jasper stood for every word and sentence |tion of the new headquarters building of the United of his Bible, as he read and understood it, against | States Chamber of Commerce. The speech was ex- all science. He knocked out the Copernican theory | cellent. | of the universe with a Bible text. He based his the As a Government of public opinion, it is imperative PLAT- ] ules to Theater. — ~—-_ i stayed until the Israelites cut up the Amorites The Rev. Jasper argued that if the sun didn't move, Joshua wouldn't have spoken to the Lord and commanded it to stand still. The Rev. Jasper dif- fered, however, from William J. Bryan in that he did — [ | of Ajaion.” ' | whether by predatory piutocrary or | | penalty of law. He didn't call upon the State to for- ‘bid by law the teaching of the Copernican theory that the world turms round. He didn't set up an in- April 10, 1907. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE quisition before which holders of the Copernican industry have recently been guilty of conduct that es = » eam be anal id Mandheee Boe Kes Bee. theory could be haled and punished or forced to ab should have been cemsured by their associates and See of pao ae me Co. aa Ss tn Eter of the Pomt-Dicpated. jure their theory, as Galileo was in the sixteenth cen- searchingly reviewed by the United States Chamber pe coat direct routes to the thea- HAVE just finished reading your ‘""?. #ithough history tells us that after Galjleo had of Commerce. We refer to the men who ieft the #7 ce ~ and transfers will be issued be- eéiterial. “A Legal Kentucky Derby.” abjured the Copernican theory of the universe, be countrY to avoid testifying in the Government's suit Sa 3 os . opera busses and all con-| and you will permit me to say that a ™8rmured under bis breath, “But the world does go at Cheyenne to recoyr the oi! lands leased by an eo pet sty ag Si ee ee more misleading editorial could hardly Pound.” / unfaithful Cabinet officer to Doheny and Sinclair. 3 te = ‘ Codhde to the theater from have been written. Mr. Bryan. on the other hand. insists that laws be “Those fugitives from service” whom Chanceilor ee & 34's, » m. to 10:2@ p. m each You say, “The issue, in a word. is edu. Passed for the punishment of those who teach sci- Hadley of Washington University characterized as a3 Sa Starting at Grand and Wash- cational freedom.” Now that is exactly entific knowledge contrary to the Bible text. He pext of kin to “fugitives from justice” have never Pe ++ & a Ae busses on this Fine will run what the issue is not. There is no ques- wants to set up an inquisition to stamp out the been condemned by their associates or br any author- c. —“ > a pway of Delmar boulevard ant tien of educational freedom involved. teachings of science which do not agree with the itative business body. The younger Rockefeiler, to oes 4 minute service from 6:35 p. ™- Fundamentalists do not want the truth.” : ' @s well as shrewd. If the chamber is to fulfill the : 62 4 ey 7:15 p m. Starting from Eads Shades of Ananias' I have heard Mr. S*#tus as the only truth. How can he avoid emacting hope of Chief Justice Taft it must develop a breadth ee ne ize by way of Washington jonly Bryan abused im many ways but this is the Mosaic iaw in al! its detaiis as the direct com of view. a mora! courage and a practical patriotism , en ae Pe I en IO ~ - » -_- ylievard. Delmar boulevard and son. the first time I ever remember bearing mand of God. from whom, it is written, Moses re i¢ has not as yet demonstrated : idea a Eon a a, m | ee = > aE Baliviere avenue er. him deliberately called a liar. “Do not cived it? . a ne has pe a Ss ua wh in it is written The speaker, stressing that point, declared that th Se ane People’s Motortus cal : - gee to the Lord and said Sun, stamd chamber’s greatest function could be performed iz | —™ s is Bus Co., the sub- wavy thou still upon Gibeon: , ‘lizi : ’ the . Leu | Coe., po and thou, moon. in the Valley utilizing its resources to distribute reliable informa i. na inainieow Ca the Municipal Theater Monday night and con- uae throughout the season. The se Board ef Public Service to- Sap operate from Delmar boule- aover De Baliviere avenue. con- eae with the Delmar-Olive and 3 University -Olive street cars. A i will be given on payment os — by way of Grand boylevari, Pine boulevard. Spring ave- » and Lindell boulevard. North Grand boulevard, Route 73 seen-minute service from 6:55 m. to 7:44 p. m@. From Water er by way of Grand boulevard, ar boulevard aad De Baliviere m. Starting from Eads Bridge. way of Washington avenue, Lo- é street and Lindell boulevard. / South Kingshighway. Route 5— mitt Good night. WM. S. SMELSER. (lence in church, we may expect an anti-bobbed-hair . Poplar Bluff. Mo. law and a law to gag the mouths of women. Let us just to Mildred Sege. the New Jersey slayer. The Pp * heranty yb pence one ae Mr. and —e | , . testimony was that she had killed her brutal cadet TRAM TRAMP TRAMP. =D. .. Che nee, St F: P. | New Works Te the Beiter of the Post. Dispatch Master to “sell all that thou hast and give to the Th M a - . Lt | years. : = ingshigh way. on? “ay of Kings-| e yout the girl. the greatness of her provoca- h I O a: itn abt timiett teiieventh aati? : = . / bese North Kingshighway. Route 5—] week safe im entering a cigar store, and Since no scientific theory ner discovery nor facts | M RR ie. 9 i t s } t. alas | Y Written for the Post-Ditspaten aE SS: Two b te theater. « arting | perents bis Wherties granted under the Constitu-. nor ascertained knowledge not in conformity with weight with these five male jurors. But, , there J U S = A M I N U T E By CLARK McADAMS t ied ° viok py ~ iittie, things and want to stand out giriti- research. which is the prolific mother of which to amnounce the verdict. The woman who read ~ Sir: I had my ride m the wagon. Serves a beats ae — com “~~ Page Boulevard. Reute 11—16-/ the limelight: our little men are doing) , seal it for her fainted as soon as “Guilty” was me right. I had no business going into a4 pudiicts spepers dhe: imute service from 7:20 p. m. to}. e 1 ’ ific — h r . « pronounced. Bast 7 " ty of little things and getting the beret ela a ~ ~— bs oa ean a eon Se enn Wak een Sider ind Che Ganeen eee on) cigar store to buy a cigar—should have gone | cals om the questions of the dag. 59 p.m. From Wellston. by way : Preach i y but at a considerable cost to ‘65. © s20u cut ¢ aii researc nde I Sl RE y ino. & to the drug store. I am so thankful. though. AN ARCTIC HEROGNE. ~*~ of Easton avenue, Hamilton ave- — the city of St. Louis in prestige. the Bryan rule mot only must the Bible be ine ~™ ee an to think that nome of the members of my¥ | 1. ine Louisville Courier-Jourme "26° Seulevard and Union| Mr. Can you imagine any convention want- troduced and read in the public schools, it must be 7UTY TOOm: caerch aw me peg eee Se a | DA BLACKJACK was a« he : eevare. of 19 iag te come te St. Louis under the cir- the enty textbook. It must bound all our study. re These seven women jurors were unanimous for in _the hoodium wagon. | si. the sunstin Bee oa Bus service will be maintaine@ | the off” cimetances: whet business firms would cet Reetieten betetens ond tenchinen conviction. They sobbed for their poor lost sister. [his mora! wave sweeping the city re- ? aA on ot tha a ie aa all of those routes after the 7. want to lecate im St. Louis with such ge, opin Leacalngs ee itiek ween ie ueished Oar t minds me of the time I lived im a city ia | “** | Fm ee jue The busses wi!) receive pas- ( taey wan see er Pp 8s or her sins. Indiana. Two backwoods evangel'sts cam- _ expedition. has been cleared va re at the lower entrance. Of course, the Bryanic code runs counter to certain tien. the worthiessmess of the siain man all] carried sibility for the death of Lerne petty interference ” 3 Why dont these men get after the bie guarantees of rights in the Constitution It takes The men voted for acquittal. Tearfully but. oh, so to town and stirred things up Sa!oons ; aera mes and iaw violations and iet the — ‘ — . firmly the women voted for conviction. and had their closed. the gambiers out of work: every-. | 775808 has written a book, “The ‘Sapper or Confirmation Claseecs. in eee the tner-abidl me Te no account of the right of free speech. free though’ orn ; " of Wrange!l Island.” and in its 7A, eupper|is homer of : elene | A enemy MAN x free religious worship. It takes no account of the we One might say that those tears were of the | MR. ANTWINE’S OPINION. mt Kasay aie teva cae ee ic aa _@eclares that Harold Noice, ; me two confirmation classes. kad = guarantees that there shall be no religious test for crocodile variety. A better — is that they were “The Riffians are displaying the very hu- surpr'se when I ret irned five vears later Wrenget “ge party. O8 oo ‘ ir ‘amilies will be giveh by the ing. 2 The Difference im Laws. citizenship or public office, no established church “™Cere- The womem sympathized. but their sympa- ™an quality for not being satisfied with a to find more loons than ever. the gam- Be omg ne — prods 2, : parish of the Episcopal Church of the W4iter of the Post. Di «netch or religion or belief or opinion. It runs counter to thies did not prevent them from condemning the sin- modest victory over somebody they can ders im ciower and three brewertes where eee about Knight’s death after . a Ascension. Goodfellow and an OCR terming as “dry rot” Dr ; . —_ . per. It was an impressive verdict. in view of th whip.” Mr. Antwine said they only had ome before. One imecident | 7 DPN 2 *venues. in the parish house a ished theories ‘ e 0 ’ : w of all the ancient and estabiishec ries and tradi . ; : | bvem unable to wed any evenin Louis Brooks’ contention that violation of 4; sattieeiaih , a eet Gite fact that women have been opposed in their move for. + They did wel! against_the Spaniards. of thw crusade: The editor of one of, the | ~ .s.neson cites that part of Kul me ‘yNgr han 6.39. Bishop Fred- te . he prohibition iaw and the viciation of What does Mr. Bryan care for the Constitution or jury privileges Oy — who sav that ae are (2e¢ applause of a mildiy-admirmg wor'd. “roast.” That night at the meeting the Sagem Be sos non. oe ; ean Me: heads of 13 parish to 7 The law against robbery w one and the its guarantees of rights and iberties. or the inherent swayed only Dr emotion. Those seven New Jersey they have now tagkled the French speaker calied attention to the article. and | paarepaeA ‘date ties pense merger > will give brief talks gest ee LS TS S tare rights of individuals’ Away with everything that *°™** must be a revelation to men who uphoid this ‘The French will put them back where requested the prayers of the assemblage | weakened from disease, Knight . © is r 8 ir Rev. John 8. Bunt- te apply to such an argument Coming . . i il ’ . * ; view they were before they thought of fighting for the wicked editor and 3°04 people stood - n is a great deal mere f | 4 r = rector of the church. ; 4 » -o. to bis own obsessions with regard to : rhody. TThniike the ds h YF - = . ; a one | i ; 7 wr tége ffem a man of his position. such a state- “UBS counter Sea any ' “nlike the Spaniards, who are un up ‘and prayed for him. But it ditmt do | sini , tam and? Grandson of Webster. &3. ' mient causes no conviction of sincerity. truth, fact knowledge, morals and reiigion progressive and unscientific. the French are any good. for the next evening the editor Se de pg deme mean position is" eT. PAUL. Minn. ee week. —S Te forever sweep aside such fallacious Let all the people be forced to mold their thoughr. A SAFETY EXPERIMENT. the last word im both. They wil! introduce came back “with another “scorcher” and | ; | - — mel Appleton. “ “_ |Glen. & argument jet Dr. Brooks and his kind. ,. ° the Riffians to things like chemist é , ¢ : 7 pov Sndy handle dae ? wine 2 v? ; ti . imat robbery and murder free civilization perish from the earth. Fanaticism stop motor traffic by raising the hand After a lively aslo a aS ee : nage just as the black men of Afriens The Sip without wrenging: encther porscn.|* ** ‘** seddie. ané Brvanism rules. debate it was adopted. ali of it. Cockiness was also the undoing Qemonsyation that there are perfect || cose gtr Fm = : ‘= & st . 1 a emo mon tha there are ect ‘ - _ , -——_———_ yO Oo —__—_—__—_ +? ; : z . j na ‘ives Ww ho undergo privation. . Gach Violation of these ‘aws within themse!ves How it would work out under ordinance is a ques of the Germans. They won the Franco-Prus- ‘columns elsewhere than on the sacred bills | hardships with their white TS d@ pot offend us; the offense is in the INDUSTRIAL ART MUSEUMS. tion. Seemingly it would be equivalent aPpreximate 8" wee too eastiy. They thought they of Athens. . | unsung heroes of exploration ef , . ; coutls. - . a done by individual artisans {‘s now done behind fac. 4Ma practicability determined In no other war can they would take anybody's advice. Wo oth- would have been forred to inctude the col- = valdn’t Sten! a étune if he saw o where drinking may c | . ve) " " . 7 = er peo } fl a he ‘th + ’ eve sd . - . * —— , ‘ = . : a © te bd e wh driving an seca tery Fails. and nobedy knows ow it is dome exrept the this grave aod pressing probiem be solved And it aie Ss = : re a4 ver did ringed oa a ai mney cTtasen — As eeee on an unguarded gatepot, will pre , specialized factory worker {The millions of young Must be salved. weet A.s best" end this letter would (through the gate and grip mobiie may ‘ead. Tt depends upon the esas ; _ > y : 6 Dr. Frank L. Humphreys ‘s canon of the never have been written * @etmker oc the driver [If their drinking men and women who must make a living in factories DS: Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New Yours for coiumn ecvseducto lanka blossom-iaden branches (rem eae » @riving in) others, the law sh ane ; OSPER ¥ mH H ¢ om whe com- ies trees. And mother and Ta = or ure . *® s&s ould enter tbh hives of industry with practically no such THE PR OUS TR Y ork Ly se spends some of the winter tribute to their own ceiumns 4c. Joy mM aid | th van , then be invoked. J. 3. A. | esowiedge as they could have gained in an industr: LEY. at Palm Beach. Last winter two whales > ee _ — =. touem, Not # e a (Dedicated to W‘itlam J. Bryan.’ O. a monkey there was. and he wrapped h’'s tail around the ltmb of a cocoannut free. Am@ this ‘s the song | Beard him wall: “©, they say that I am going to be a man: I'm dammed if I want to be” (Pardon the monkey's language omly trying toe speak ‘ike a2 man.) He is “What im the thunder has man got on me” I'm at least a tail abhead— . braseches ‘Brom the Springfield come suffer damage from thes @ nature does not replace th@ in a single season, 5 And for what purpose is thi piracy’ To decorate a dusty Sir—Cheer up’ We may be trailing in both baseba.l leagues and jast in the derby but who says we are not first im reform” BIST. ‘ Seo he '‘aughed asd tickled himeerlf with z'°o In spite of a ea: And he sighed. “When peor man's up @ tree He's a durn sight bigger monkey than me’ Be a man7™ Not me’. I'll be damned I tbe:” JULIAN P. SCOTT.

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‘ ! ag FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1998. taf x mt ; « ~ » ~~ The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COM “ ST Sa ER A IGN SR Pal = "ae a oe Na wee ; Oo oT ine BINED © ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a BAL BUS SERVICE TOMUNGEAL OP + my. 4 J f -. People’s and St. Louis apanies Announce Sched- = ules to Theater. ic ms the People's Motortus Co. | the S. Louis Bus Co., the sub- ney Of the United Railways Co., ‘gerve the Municipal Theater Dine Monday night and con- al throughout the season: The - tes ier Fine was granted permission dhe Board of Public Service to- a to operate from Delmar boule- over De Baliviere avenue. con- with the Delmar-Olive and the University-Olive street cars. A will be given on payment 4 rg cents. Six busses will be used. The People's Motorbus Co. will eight direct routes to the thea- ~ and transfers will be issued be- ‘ opera busses and all con- ing routes. » route 6 there will be contin- gervice to the theater from p. m.. to 10:20 p. ™m each Starting at Grand and Wash- sn. busses on this line will run _way of Delmar boulevard an He Baliviere avenue. On Route 13 there will be contin- sue service to the theater from S$ p.m. to 10:25 p. m., starting (nion and West Florissant ave- and running by way of Union jevard to the theater. Following is the schedule for the ; routes: \ / South Grand boulevard, Route sb: ien-minute service from 6:40 p. m. 7:40 p. m. From Carondelet by way of Grand boulevard, est Pine boulevard, Spring ave- @ and Lindell boulevard. ' North Grand boulevard, Route 7: steen-minute service from 6:55 m. to 7:44 p. ™. From Water a $3 Arundel! place, became the bride yesterday afternoon e! John Chaffe of Nashville. Tenn was performed at | JUNIOR LEAGUE OFFICER CRENSHAW WALLER TO WED HOWELL ADAMS — shia Engagement of Wisconsin Girl to Leonard Robert Woods Also Announced. | sdiaieltligitiients HE T Crenshaw Waller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Dabney Waller of 5153 Westminster place, and Howell Elliott Adams, was made known today at a luncheon given by Mrs. Waller to 12 close friends of the bride-to-be. Adams ig the son of Mrs. Adam Gillespie Adams of Nashville. Tenm., and a nephew of the late Benjamin S. Adams of St. Louis and has resided here for several years. During the war he served as First Lieutenant with the 12th Engineers: Miss Waller is a grad- vate of Mary Institute. The guests at the luncheon were Miss Eliza- beth Waller. Mmes. Edwin Leh- | | man, Manspr Tebbetts, Thomas Reynolds Parkhurst, Roland Wheeler Dodson, Weston Blelock and Misses Katherine Farrar, Mary Skeen, Emma Petring, Ella Mae Upthegrove and Hannah Bemis. The wedding will be in October. -~Ashcn-Brennen Pheto. GREEN THOMP- SON. MISS MABEL T a this afternoon tea given at the home of her parents in ISS THOMPSON, who is the A Kenosha, Wis., announcement M daughter of Mr. and Mrs.| was made of the engagement of Walter Duke Thompson of | Miss Rernice Wallace Berming- 5045 Lindell boulevard. was elected ham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. treasurer of the St. Leuis Chapter of the Junior League, at its annua! meeting and luncheon at the 8&t. Louis Country Club, Wednesday. William J. Bermingham, and Leonard Robert Woods, son of Parker H. Woods of 6428 Wash- ington boulevard. During the aft- ernoon individual corsages’' tied with ribbons bearing the cards of the couple were given to the guests. The wedding date has not been decided upon. Miss Bermingham of Kemper Hall at Kenosha, and attended Miss Capen'’s School in Northampton, Mass., and the Scud- der School in New York. She has 5 Social Items RS. HELEN MILLER IZIRK- M sev. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas David Miller of ——— is a gradute The ceremony engagement ‘of Miss Lida | CATHOLIC STUDENT PRESENT. PAGEANT Show Crusaders’ Initiation Ritual Before 3000 at Municipal Theater. : The St. Louis Conference of the Catholic Students’ Mission Crusade presented a pageant exemplifying the ritual of initiation into the ‘ranks of the Crusaders before an ‘audience of nearly 3000 in the | Forest Park Municipal Theater yeg- iterday afternoon. Not the least of the many fea- tures of the production was the dietunndl erties, as flower girls, /choir boys, acolytes, gonfalon car- ‘riers, monks, nuns, priests, peas- ants, knights, gentlemen, soldiers, lords and gentlewomen poured up- on the stage, each dressed in the traditional manner of the thir- teenth century folk they repre- sented. The Catholic Students’ Mission Crusade is an organization to pro- mote, right living and _ réligious work among the Catholic youth. The performance yesterday was a public interpretation of the Crusade's ritual of in- itiation—a ceremony by which a‘class of junior members is ad- mitted into the senior units of the organization. Adapting the ancient customs by which 2 medieval youth attained knighthood, the pageant showed the need for study and effort as the candidate for initiation fits himself to become the bearer of the cross. Through Mazes of Ritnal. Suzerain, interpreted by James W. McGill, a senior in the medica! school at St. Louis University, leads the candidates through the mazes of the ritual. The candidates, preceded by trumpeters, are invited to the place of initiation by the Major Donrno. the chief of the ritual, and the trumpeters summon his assistants: Lord ™uzerain, of the Crusade. and Lady Religion, interpreted by Miss Adelaide Grone, of Sacred Heart College. , Through eight episodes the play proceeds. Suzerain demonstrates to the candidates the need of order and obedience to those who aspire to work together in the cause. The second episode produces the Lord Cardinal Inquisitor, portrayed by Charles A. Neumann, decked in the traditional scarlet, who leads the candidates through a rigorous ex- amination on the purpose. the the Rev. Paul Spaeth, Cincinnati, editor the publication of the orgarization, and City, ecutive board. the performance. to Academy, Nerinx Hall. DEAN WHELPLEY TO RECEIVE HONOR MEDAL IN NEW YORK Award to Be Made at Dinner of Pharmaceutical Association, | May 25. | Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Wheip- | ley of St. Louis will be the guests of the New York branch of the) American Pharmaceutical Associa- tion at a dinner at the Hotel Penn- | syivania, May 26, when Dr. Wheip- | ley will receive the Joseph P. Rem- | ington honor medal. This medal is awarded each year | to the pharmacist who hag been of | outstanding service to his profes- | sion. Dr. Wheipley is the dean of | the St. Louis College of Pharmacy | anda former president of the! American Pharmaceutical Associa- | tion. Jeannet Hostmann, president of | the New York branch, is chairman | of the committee which is arrang- | ing for the presentation. Leading | pharmacists and their wives from many cities will attend. a more intelligent work of the order. Candidates Initiated. In the third episode, the aspir- ants pledge their loyalty to the American flag, and closely follow- ing the recessional of this group, come long lines of knights and me- dieval men and women bearing the| banner of the Crusade. With the’ Cross processional, Suzerain pro- claims the purpose of the Crusade. and. in the fourth episode, the can- didates, now moved to action. are seen at their work of converting the pagan. The candidates, having demon- strated their fitness, are then ini- tiated, and Lady Religion gives to each Squire the Accolade and the scarlet cloak of the Crusader. Be- fore the group has been led ouf by Joan of Arc, played by Miss Mar- garet Redding, Webster College, and St. Louis of France, by Jerry Kane of St. Louis University, a knight, found unfit, is publicly de- graded. This done, the cross is brought forward once inore, and the entire cast kneels and pledges loyalty. The Great Recessional is begun. Archbishop in Audience. Archbishop Glennon, with Very Rev. F. X. McNamee, 8. Cc. H. Cloud, 8. J.; M. 8. Ryan. Cc. M.; interest in the J. of Very Rev. Miss Fannie Heim. Kansas member of the national ex- occupied a box at) The schools represented in the | Academy, | High ‘| Ursuline St. Alphonsus woman an injustice when he said in news ish of the Episcopal Church of piper interviews that she probably helped Ascension. Goodfellow ~-and a ter his three companions had gone out Manizations will mek relief. only to succumb to the element their work, give brief talks Rev. John 8. Bunt- Biackjack nursed Knight in his ager tye ' . ma daughter of the famous ora- hliack men of Africa d juet as the ‘ and statesman. feeble best for the dying Livingstone. e guest of her sisters, ¥ ho have sum- mer homes there. rer by way of Grand boulevard, the First Con- frequently been the guest of Miss t mar boulevard and De Baliviere | gregationa! Church, Wydown | Harriet Manter. daughter of Mr. oe ‘avenve. boulevard and University lane, atfand Mrs. Charles Robert "Manter at gman penned the ndeon of Daniel Webster. and Mrs. H. Grady Jackson of Ashe- |tion are invited to a tea to be given eh “wey “ inate on doing practica 7 35 years editor of the “West ville, N. ©., is vERting wee guar p—ctsee at the convent Sunday afternoon | “ood saw. She ineis wuare ner, blishing Co. of St Paul. died Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kinealy of Fer- from 3 to 5 o'clock Mresé ( harles | ° ‘erything, and 1 am wi pn Be we a -j night He wanlbern.t mde 1 guson Mrs. Jackson formerly was P Stanley will have charge of the | ‘h.”” — n n, ‘ - Me , : . : for Lam not able to do mute mother being Julia Webster | Miss Virginia Kinealy. arrangements and a group of "have | natives who undergo privation and a hardships with their white masters are t oa unsung heroes of exploration expeditions, ~ the ice or in the tropics. Ada Blackjack one of the few whose nam become kno to the world. ROADSIDE PIRACY, From the Minneapolis Journal. RUIT blossoms Trereabouts caped the belated frosts, but they t another peril——the “mature loving” me ist. Many a Sunday beauty seeker. wouldn't steal a dime if We saw one I) Z onan unguarded gatepest, will go right @ throuth the gate and strip armiloads blossom-laden branches from the orchare and ‘the childreR, have wh " | = « | Saturday— ixt's trees. And mother —* will ald in the vandalism, eh wy atacl this Ao thought that it is wrong. Not on if vear's fruit crop. but the crops for years came suffer damage from these raids, nmiture’ does not replace the = ravis branches in a single season, nor in ¢ ‘And for what purpose is this roads for. = _— $1.95 to $4 Values AS piracy’ To decorate a dusty car for a hours’ The blooms are wilted and “st and ready for the trash can before the car reaches the home garage. Where fruit trees need pruning the owner is petent to do the work. Jack Frost 5? the blossoms. Let's spare them, too. _ THE SENATE'S UNPOPULARITY. — From the Springfield Republican. — x HE root of the Senate's perpetual I popularity is to be found in the a Ks tution iteelf. The “fathers” “accompls amazingly well what they aimed at !f ing the Senate anything but @ popular * Even the amendment making Senators rectly responsible to the voters of & a instead of the Legislature thereof nas é little success tn popularizing that body. individual Senator may be very popular, the entity known as the Senate is ne popular, except on the Tare occasions * it ts fortunate enough to be in conflict a President who is out of favor with t people. e Child's, children’s sizes, (5 to 2), $1.45 pair. careful Children’s Quality Footwear Foot-Form or English Two great groups of incomplete lines with all sizes in each let as a whole. See special window display. - ' ~~ Extraordinary: Selling! $3.50 to $6 Values AS Patent Oxfords Tan Calf Oxfords School or Dress Styles Patent or Tan Calf Straps Children’s, misses’ and grow- . ing girls’, (sizes 8% to §), 43% pairs at $2.45 pair. Styles and misses 186 pairs at Brandt's will be maintained. ¢ fitting service ‘CANISIUS, A ihad given up, was Canisius’ relics were brought to the | FATHER, CANON One of Martin Luther’s Strong Foes Made Saint After Three Centuries. By Special Cable to the Post-Dis- patch and the New York World.\ Copyright. 1925. by the Press and Pulitzer Publishing Coe ‘(New York Y orid and Post-Dispatch.) ROME, May 22.—Peter Canisius, Jesuit Father, who was one of Mar- tin Luther’s-most powerful oppon- ents in the reformation, was can- onizeg yesterday by the Pope in St. Peter's with aM the solemn magni- ficence which marked the ceremony of St. Therese of the Infant Jesus Sunday. With enormous numbers of Dutch, German, Swiss and Austrian pilgrims among the 60,000 @ho filled the vast Basilica and tne throng in the huge square outside, the second cononization of Holy Year vied with that of Sunday in mystic grandeur. Whereas St. Therese w canon- ized only 28 years after her\death the rite for St. Canisius, who\died in 1597, was delayed three *tep- turies longer. The delay was due partly to the fact that the Dutch, Swiss and Germans all clainr him as their own. St. Canisius was born in Holland, fought Protestantism in Germany, spent considerable time in Rome, and then worked as a Jesuit in Switzerland. He was one of the first to follow Ignatius of Loyola. ‘who founded the Society of Jesus. He participated in the Council of Trent. ~ Canonization cannot he exercised without proof of miracles. The postulators brought forth evidence that a dying man, whom physicians healed when bedside. The congregation of rites also judged the case of a Dutch re- lizgious who was dying of a septic abscess following influenza and war tealed after prayers to Canisius. These two miracles. of recent date, were approved by Pope Pius “st March and are described in the apal Observatore Romano. Missouri Road Conditions. | By Telegraph to the Post-Dispatch. Kansas City.—Clear: roads good. St. Joseph.—Clear: roads goog. cast were: St. oo beech oh Jopli Clear: roads. good. High School, St. Louis Univers _'| Jefferson City—Clear; roads Sacred Heart College, McBride} ,.o4 High School ot. Elizabeth's Aces: Columbia.— Clear; roads good. emy, St. Mark’s High School. Loret-| sy onerty.—ciear: roads good. Sedalia.—Clear; roads good. Hannibal.—Clear: roads good. Springfield.——Clear: roads good. JUNIOR PLAYERS TO PRESENT ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Will Give Solo and Ensembic Dances and One-Act Comedy at Pershing Theater. The Junior Players, under the direction of Alice Martin. will pre- )Sent a Danse Divertissement at the | Pershing Theater at 8:15 o'clock tonight. Several ballets and solo and en- semble dances are acheduled. t.- gether with a one-act comedy, “The Real Reason Why Shelmer- dyne Was Late for Dinner.” The cast wil include Helene- Higgins. Harry Turner, McNair Bakewell, Frances Mallory and Henry &. Priest II. Charles Vical, late of the Imperial Guards of France, will present a fencing act. in which he will be assisted by Mlle. Vical and Isabel Cabanne. ea musical specialties are promised. A moving icture, “Jack and the Beanstalk.” gases by a cast of the Junior Players, will be shown at the end of the pro- gram. The orchestra will be under the direction of Max Steindel. W. W. COULTER, DOORKEEPER OF STATE HOUSE, DIES Succumbs at Home of Son in Ohio Where He Had Gone to Rest Burial Tomorrow. William W. Coulter, 71 years old, doorkeeper of the House of Repre- sentatives at Jefferson City, died yesterday at the home of a gon in Massillon, O., where ne hae gone to rest at the-close of the recent ses- sion of the Legislature. Coulter aiso was postmast*r of the Constitutional Conveation and was connected with State . Repub- lican headquarters‘in the last two presidential campaigns. ~Ha re-| sided at 3717 Delmar boulevard. Burial will be tomorrow at Gray- ville, Til. A second son resides in Webster Groves. Walter S. Merriman Dies at 78. | Walter S. Merriman, a native of Godfrey, and for many years @ resident of Alton, died Wednesday night at Chautauqua, Il., where the family has been residing for some time. Merriman, who was born Feb. 1847, died from in- firmities of age. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Ida Merriman: ofe daughter, Mra, Gertrude Thompson, of Gelveston, Tex., and three sons, Harvéy, Roy and Proc- tor Merriman. One son, Willard Merriman, an Alton policeman, died several years ago. : Invitation to Eagle Convention. The Belleville Aerie of Eagles is sending a booster committee to’ Eagle lodges of this vicinity to ex- tend ap invitation to participate in a body in the State convention to NEW LOCATIN FOR THE FASHION PAGEANT Will Be Held at New Garden Theater at University City This Summer. The St. Louis Fashion Pageant will be transferred this summer from the Municipal Theater in For~- est Park to the new Garden Thea- ter in University City. It will be held there during three weeks in August. Flint Garrison, spokesman for the group of men promoting the Gar- den Theater, explained today that there were three reasons for the change. In the first place, the Mu- nicipalr Theater Association has al- ways wanted to extend ita seascn beyond the present limits. . In the second place, thousands of buyers visiting the sci:y duriag the Fashion Show have expressed a wish that they might age the summer opera productions. Under the new arrangement, they may at- tend both the Fashion show ang the Municipal Theater during the same week. Thirdly. those tn charge of the Fashion Show felt that the Garden Theater would provide a more inti- mate atmosphere and a more heau- tiful setting. The Garden Theater will open July 6 with Margaret An+¢ glin’s production of the “Electra of Sophocies.” This will be fol- lowed by Humperdinck’s opera. “Haensel und Gretel,” after which the Fashion Show will take posses- SENATOR SPENCER'S WILL LEAVES ESTATE, 10 WIDOW Only Other Bequest Is One of $503 to Senior Society at Yale U niversity. The will of the late United States Senator Belden P. Spencer, filed to- day in Probate Court, leaves his estate, with the exception of $500, to his widow, Mra, Susan B. Spenc- er. 4266 Westminster place, who i# named executrix. Three sons, James J., Selden P. Jr.. and Oliver W. Spencer, were mentioned, but received no ber quests. The will, made+ Oct. 12, 1923. required only one page and giated that the testator was confi- dent that his sons would be ade- quately provided for by their mother. ' The sum of $500 was bequeathed ‘Re Elihu Club, a senior society at ew Haven, Conn., in connec- tion with Yale University, in « codicil written Sept. 29, 1924. No to be held in Belleville. June 16. 17 and 18. estimate was Made of the value of the estate. -* — ae ideals, the history, and the achieve-_| School, Rosati Kain High School, ments of the Crusade. Those who)}\Fontbonne College and St. Joseph's wish to enter, pledge thems@ives to' Academy. * ie ne . * } 7 . le Bele Ee Dake Bee hoe Eo ee Be . * * . aeaeaee “* . ** FOR GRADUATION— CONFIRMATION ZE a: 3 Cc = S | ~ ‘ When you see how —_ glad you bought one. Fo White Broadcloth Sport Play Suits, large variety. THE Iwo knickers and Vest— encil-Stripe deliver the goods you'll be r in the Spring and Summer months when play is at its hardest and boys’ clothes are put through their paces these Suits will prove théir absolute worth. They'll go every bit of twice the distance that Suits of lesser qualities can go. For Vacation Days White Gabardine Knickers Real Palm Beach Knickers Tie and Sport Belt Set, to match Long Pants, just like Dad's > . . . , s I * . > 7 * > * > a > , > . : » | ' Suits $1 $350 Blouses re ee ee ee ee ee ne ff © @ *# © 2 ere eeeseee#Frfe# #* * ne feeeeeet * ee @ @o@eeeeer * *f *#* @ @ | | | | NEW, . a FREE LESSONS With each Saxophone pur- chased at this sale! Privaic lessons at your convenicnce. TERMS. $140 PER WEEE HEADQUARTERS for WurR PIANOS - ORGANS + HARPS - MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS SAXOPHONE SALE Saturday Only! Here is an opportunity to secure at a saving, Saxophone WouRUIIZE 1006 Olive St —_— ee special made. hos Y/, al 4 YA f/&, y LiIzE BRAND-NEW fe? Martin Saxophones C MELODY or ALTO offered on terns never equaled anywhere. Each Martin Saxophone handmade, representing the aac so, of quality. Also pearl key equipment, tie om-. graving, careful workmanship, beatiful and having the best of tone quality and accu newspeper ” The POST-DISPATCH is the giving phones offered for this sale VIIZEF aS oe — Only a few Saxo- —FREE— Catalogue of 5000 Musica! Instrumenis if

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a — ——— — ee eee — om eee ogee - aa Rear oe —_ | SRE ERNE ETT EET Si ma LEAT TET aC IS wn . ~ ao > ete Raa ” -_ doll ala " . ~~ . vt . ae & ed .& ae - oe StLousS PCST “DISPATCH le le Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED | i | ~ oF oa a =n=) EMME SHE == =| LET ON) «FOR DECORATION DAY only one gxl-| AUTO ACCESSORIES, TIRES AND SUPPLIES | Adju«abie Laccace as . age jones. 37 ALMOST GIVEN AWAY Carriggs O5¢ FR NATIONS . comer ...... DEC | gate starts Saturday, May 23, Until Decoration Day! at es Mol) The Blue « anc Printed Document Contains Statement by Supernmn- S(° °°". Ss... ees es A. e cemeerens aan ae : “= - a Mes : » ate . Reis ani “ te x a ~~ nm weg : _—s ' es — oa Kick = Mie ee ey ee ; nie - > —- — > ae ee anh ant : , vot er... Se ee ae. ne *) aeons tan (pt ~ 6 os . o. 7 . « “2 Pah " * “ ™ a . ' e- é Sa ¥ x Aue » a >, ‘> v - Se . Bo . at “ fives x po ae atlas oe s J . ok, ae Ome + — Z Se fe ek /, nm “S $ > Fee a . Ps ea ~ . 43 y re “," - e ~ , s pe ee a Oe ee ee _ . re "se . - = Say OO ls ye Cie f aA as gee ee ~ > We.® ~e “= —” . 7 :« . * 7 4 ne a" ~ - Se : > ~ ~~ re . . a3 Sander, complete sets saa | Tires. strictly first, at ridiculous- Tica beck carta: eelar sane Broke Down. Baewer ns = ve —-.” oo ta prices. ak value. for 7 eens fone _ > — - 30x on-Shid ealy . Wheel. enly fer soy Scout unior ag —— — ~ 22 | sexs\, lamer Tubes ...,-9220 | et Ciecrekt. Dedse. Maxwell the lengthy statement prepa-ed ty re bewrelet Seat em. Good selection | se + . Cg 2nRi"- “ 5 inte. umanniion ailneith nel Suit with an extra pa of ¢ Mobiloi! in 5-Gal. MISSOURI AUTO SUPPLY C0 _ one aimee cae acy to violate the Volstead law, in Open Plesenel atlie ir : Sea - 9 a= » is ‘onnection with the protection of 5 . es led Cans. A-E | Si rin open or closed . - ; day P e Griesedieck Brewers / 80S HIGH ST.—MORGAN AT 12TH ~ gg $3.65 Bo tee icroductory paragraph on| — Fill Gal. Cans. pee . the first page of the pamphiet :s= 6 P.M i. Open Sunday Morning. Central 5414, agenaprereraNts: $1.59 Justice swooned, and jhe God- With the many week-end —unm } reor tgp “» 2 lawless. wealth ‘rewer ec hte wie Aa T™ werful po : : n ence a Ne api‘a ne 7a : ; ; — eee HE - \ a on AMA | HHUA a ob Sune Thi e BN EL) || i} i | 4 foreword > the pampnhiet Hiab: fom Heber Nations- has been (‘for HT ly UA HS, ) ‘ears the most aggressive cham- Ny HonEE pien of law enforcement in Mis- 4 so uri His newspaper the Jeffer- : ’ if son Citv Post 14€@s Deen a4 [feariess } it medium in moulding pub pin nm and in fa cing .f2 ee wen : : | w apd order. Heber Nations. has e@ more than 148 raids on moon- “hime piants and lawless dives. He has precuredg the information and pianmned the raid mn the (Griese- lieck brewery Twice that brew- | ery Ras been caught and twice the Department of Tustice las Bein e 2 ais ithe Fie. COD OT es i, Fe 3 a id’« will. which ‘eft bis ) | reed, without prosecution. evrerv _— . » bss Jay Gould's P man "2 Ug he a* ‘he hrewer —. -_ ; ; a Sk a _ Ne ‘3 Cg ae . Irea 4 empire te his chiidreny ~~ 4 a - - atl = P = athens Roa Las cll + lige en Ad at Ge " en AT . Sie, y "ay Cash/s~ We Trust You way jin! . x : a*‘ed he 2nd hase’ upon ‘we ac-~ e me death of ‘ie first wife. Edith King- | ss Hank Weeks and sup don. OGeorman held that George j erted Oy such chrenic violators o Geuld “had cttained the comsens of | . y 7 ? awWs as the Gries ecks his co-trustees te his second mar. | and others ca use »f per rTesiven:r = atvle im celerful —— ries im pepelar 2era: shades. Another ~apearemaaee Mailed Out. 4 nor aft ; . i on : arto cie ee ee, a the Eldon Advertiser. headed nas een sent | BUY ON CREDIT rrough the mass in the last two | ‘Aa. Ss, a8 similar extract “rom other | Ur — Pay Only a Smai!l Sum gard Each Week asiy. to the Antisaloon League's a) ~s ’ . = '?., . Oar. —— ; to be a wit- “" =e icn ins’ » = "Ore The . ~- 9 ws a: ~~ 2 ens ea nh Apri! and Wa > & st ased om the confession | a ; : St. mend 5 ‘tesedieck. | # East Louis Store—314 Coilfinsville Av. ice preside manager re ' > = ¢ a | ~ e . °® pard 30 U Pe —™,! » bP ar rerec n _? j 4 ? toa " ; ae | = ' a moe SS EE: ARE ne Bete peel oe ee ik taparnaai - ogee ee pute aceep teltadle Aaiinten- sadindiibnamenaiimmenns cinaemtenmentinndy aveiinasien G06 North Broadway — Just 2 Doors Nerth of Washington a HOUSE OF UNUSUAL VALUES” —a2—. ere

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ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 22, 1925. Ito share in the estate, the children Sinclair-Gould chfld if bigs: | | a . ren was based ial = = == ] _— by the first marriage would have| on the theory that, being born out TRIAL OF EX-PRISON OFFICERS asm re sr apgeetie ype pono tee me formar deputy warden in + | TELLS wuo LIT SOFIA BOMB | 150 persons on April 16 ts ‘Rubdeb - received that much less. of wedi was charged ck, they are not issue of to accept and receive bribes, it | joint! r 32 ; tes In passing upon the validity: of ; George uld within the meaning! ~ ON BRIBERY CHARGE JUNE 22 Neciia than Pp a celv Ae ' wi ntly with the former eet Levy, 32, a native of Sofia. the marriage clause, Referee|°f the term as4mpfoyed in the) t S aetion. at the District At-| with conspiring to receive a bribe. |COmdemned Man Rivulaes Name of Minister of Interior Roussetf. inr O’Gorman pointed out that the! Will. Former Députy Warden, Once Ac- | ‘°™¢y's office today. H Fire Damages 3 Antomotiles. | Native Sofian, tervieyed by the Pravda today. de ; Principal sufferers, should it be $1500 Fire Da quitted, Faces Hearing on Indict- This will be the second trial-of! Two electric coupes and tx» av. | BY the Associated Press. lclared Bulgaria's fight against ei, held that ‘the second marriages of mage at Laundry. ment Naming Ex-Chaplain. Fletcher. He was jointly tried |tomobiles were partly destroyed by ’ S " ‘ | SOFIA, Ma ee the three children violated the eh A wes gs on 5 in an elevator ehaft ATLANTA, Ga., May 22.—L. J.|/ with A. M. Sartain, former war-/fire, origin of which has not been | Custodian a he 2 Cathedral poishevism conerrass att Balkap visions of the will, would be the : Pp. m. yesterday caused | Fletcher, former deputy warden of| den, and Laurence Riehl. Colum. | determined, in @ garage in the pear | edman, one of the! sthtes and Europe.. “Every state grandchildren, children of George, Nelonin a the pliant of the the Atlanta Federal penitentiary,| bus, O., in January, on charges of | of the home of Joseph Ruprech*, men.under death sentence for the aiding Bulgaria in this strenuous Frank and Anna. olorfia undry Co., 4020 Olive and the Rev. Thomas P. Hayden, bribery. Sartain and Riehl were) 2500 West Dodier street, at 2:19 ».| S¥etl Kral outrage, has declar antibolshevik campaign is materi> street. The cause was not deter-|former Roman Catholi haplai ? The a . atnolic chaplain | convicted and Fletcher was acquit- | m. today. The d > w egtt. | that th : ecision with regard to the | mined. at the institution, will be placed on / ted. mated at s2400. ams Tee aes the man who actually ignited | any helping Bulgaria to maintain _ ~ - 4 : . % the bomb that killed more than/ peace,” he ghid. aS Holds ; eee > ee oe oo - Bes a . ; Si i i - = — . ee ae aoe inclair Children S25? Va : ; 5 FO RS 4, EIS: ite , | : aes , — ‘ seca ~ . ase = ¢ stein Le ae . Lf * ante Tig be more a ppropriate © of Estate. : ee “THROUGH RULING|§ Kas Pl] : bE eS | | Sm Raetion: of a Blue Flan-) ith an extra pair of Gray nts. had ~ heecie’ ys se? —_—_—-_ OLN. ae, ee eee eee eS eS el el ————eeeeeeee,l tkwllllCDSllllCUML SL UllUEee lll 0d I i ee Oe . ° Fe eee? . ** . d “*-tee- *. *. . . “* - . .* +,** ao *s Eo. ée%d . . . . 1 - etl." 2% eee? ,- a 2 * s*@ # * ree o tee * Pe 0%. Co ° .* *,* * . S 6 e Se — "este Be 86'al . . . ‘ ok oe tare e + ote © +, 4* Peer ?* . . xi! =i *e tre * » xs . oe" tes “ , toe + St ae” > tel ee? st ee : . *° . + - +, “e*s Org se ees * oe 7 "Pes 0. %e % ’ ’ ~*,"ee oe Py eee *. 0s *. “. . . ~ oh. it Sento Soro oes i .. ’ - he . -* oP neh ey . ei . oe. ? “ . " ra n . “Vel ee;7, . “** . or *. A ’ : many week-end 1 a Rail Magnate’s Eldest! | / “Yo NS SSO Se one ’ vaca- “Goa Win Point in $82, 5 ge eee re CLOTH ING COMPANY Se many men will have, it Mmusenrn wee LOTHING COM : — : — — practical suit combina. — | , ste Sethaia teens alates ol: aon Seen as ungron “Memorial Alpe soo Ta necessity. » Ieased Wire From the New anon bond-tes fate === |SATURDAY-THE CLIMAX OF THIS POPULAR EVENT both s Sin le ‘and ¥ w ry eree odels. * et : 7 —. v lhl . wf hy re a The high tide of this mighty‘selling event . . . the crowning feature of the sale thaf*is proving one of the most popular we have ever attempted. A day coat ts silk” Maich gaves, to three of the six in which values are so unusual that you will profit immensely by investigating.. . . even if you haven’t the slightest idea of buying. Stocks have been re- ‘vest Is silk backed. * i4ren. half their income from plenished with fresh merchandise . . . many groups have been repriced at much lower figures . . . lots have bee t ke th lections even $82,000,000 estate which, had finer than they have been at any time in this sale. Be sure to attend. Yeu’ll find merchandise of superb quality % see ede anes tower you ever decision been otherwise, would | gone. t0 the other three chil- | expected. Store open Saturday from 8:30 A. M. until 6:30 P. M. r | “At the same time, O'Gorman de- | Haed that the Yhree children of | ‘ | £ Pants| e J. Gould, Jay Gould’s eld- Pson, who were legitimized by his : re in 1922. a year before his | : , h. to their mother, Guinevere . it, ' Sinclair, may not share in more | en , - ‘ | 4 ae _ IN THREE BIG GROUPS.FORMEN AND YOUNG MEN EXTRA SPECIAL | VALUES TO $37.50 | VALUES TO $45 J late. Jay Gould's will, which left his lroad empire to his children, | pvided that any of his children | married | without the consent a maiority of the four oldest, ‘who were trustees, “should forfeit | one-half his or her share of in- pine. | Second Marriage Held Approved. Georce Gould married the firat | Rime before his father’s death. | "There were seven children by this | marriage. The Sinclair children ‘were born out of wedlock. but he | married Mrs. Sinclair after the! Geath of hie first wife, Edith Kine- Gon. O Gorman held tha: George Gould “had obtained: the consent of | "his co-trustees to his second’ mar- riage. ' The rights of two other chil- pdren were questioned in the Gould | /accounting suit ové&e which O'Gorx- | -™man presided. Frantk J Soul ur choice of | ds of Bond’s modeis or the favored fitted water Mills, and hand-tailor- The seven children of Gearge J. | Gould by’ his first marriage — Bbout $3,900,000 by the decision. (Second Fleer) " models. The very styles that ed by experts, English and A. Ha‘ the referee held that the Sin- rouths prefer. Tatlored in an conservative models. Sizes - Emre N ie eiair-Gould ehildren were entitled | | Basement) excellent manner. All sizes from 34 to 52 chest including | —_ : ft from 31 to 35 chest. (Rasement)} siims, stubs and stouts. (Second Fieery ’ A wide-and varied range, compris- For fashionable dresserh Pure Hand-tailored garments of ultra- oO e ote Edith Kelly, an actress, in ing garments of every deseription. worsteds, cassimeres and \velours. quality. Imported and: domestic his ge 2. eleenees | wood Pure worsteds in solid colors and in Powder ‘blues, heathers and pastel woolens. Styled in the very models ' | : 1el . . : : : Sumber the consent of.the trustees to conservative models. Pure woolens, shades in English models: Pencil | “that are most desirable this season. “pethis marriage was implied in their hand-tallored in the verv latest stripe worsteds in the more con- Complete in every detail that is so : . ee to raise an objection to i stvles. Two-Pant Suits of splendid servative effects. Tailore@ in a per- important to bétter dressers. Light j ee ta taeee ssn cae aay eassimeres and Secotches. Complete fect Qnanner and neatly finished. and dark shades. ‘Solid colors and a a 80 marFQri . . ‘ . ° ’ ‘2 . Uithe Duc de Thitevrand, 5 tadl Atemenin | assortment of sizes for men and (‘ome in all sizes for men, voung beautiful patterns. Full range of "ae Ped to conférm with the provi- voung men. : (Second Floor) men and youths. (Second Floer) S1Z@S. 7 _ fSecond Fleer) . sions of the will. . The referee held it did not really ' ’ ’ : Men's and | iin bdtis cheoet- wmarrianbs bad Yours Men's YOUTHS’ LONG PANT ; -MEN’S HAND-TAILORED hy. ommmae 5 4 t been approved. since he be- Ha'nd-Tatiored . ve as fed that Jay Gould did not in-! 3-Piece GRADU | N. S | 7 BI , * moto placé anv restrictions on! 2PANT the marriages of his children ex-! NORFOLK Stylish blue. and. brown The hit of the season! Our 4 fj "s SUITS sept in the first instance. | SUITS pencil stripes. Light grays celebrated “6217!” Pure- it ) Gain $3,000,000 by Decision. and tans in solid colors and wool 14-ounce biue serge, * ) : ) overplaids. Loose *Enclish woven by the famous Still- _ oe $30 YOU CAN SAVE MANY DOLLARS SATURDAY ON - ‘ 5) 2-Pants Suit MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S | SUPERB QUALITY GABARDINE AND TROPICAL : cas We Fix FANS ANY KIND ANY MAKE — $8.25 WOOL PANTS BOYS YS" GRADUATION SUITS SUITS: ae . 75 | FORMEN AND YOUNG MEN $ Seam } fe Bs \ AW - el ae > 4= Pure wool cassimeres, velours and S-otches in shades and patterns to¢@ —_——— ] l 7 — ‘0: ~The * _ Se a Res ee Ce eT a ee , ’ "3 wor- Bond's De Lure « match your suit 1 $e mgs ter A spiendid showing of the English models with vests and —e 2 ‘ea - ” by « <4 . - ‘<= . ; ‘ 1k fn hut 9 : . \ mods and y romggarg Pgy Me cc " most popular colors in all-wool with two pairs of lined knickers. . . “ colors and in light airy. weaves. <j re Most , » woolen! wde vember 2-Pants Suits tweeds and cassimeres Mos Pure lens in powder blues, Wool-mixed worsteds in striped effects. New English Collegiate Trousers with the stylish wide bottoms. All sizes. «(purest Fleer} YOUNG MEN’S WOOL of them with vests. Blue flan- | pencil stripes and in gray and Some of the finest qualities we nels in pencil stripes in belted brown mixtures and overp!/aids. have ever offered. Gabardines models and without vests. All Also some in belted styles. Made have two pairs of lined knick- in a perfect manner and neatly and tropical worsteds in light ers. Coats art lined with wool finished. Extra-quality fabric. and dark shades and in the alpaca. Sizes from 9 to 18 years. 9 to 18 years. rat no $42.50 iy fi 1 ye egtts ahs ; .’ SE ee a tt aa lt tas tg ork = Cleveland ee aa . CASSIMERE PANTS 25 as a (First Wieony | Season's Hewset patterna) Ra~ Chicago op Fans of any make— Attractive shades and patterns a tra-fine gabardines in the ap- pesret Retier what's wroae, It vows | ~jhat will appeal to young men = BOYS’ ALL-WOOL BLUE SERGE SUITS | proved shades. Solid colors ' : isc serviceable : Toledo n doesn't run call us, and if it {i z sstahiieas We pe (lose-woven. all-woo! blue serge. Coats in belted $ 50 and : herringbones. A won- 4 Pitebara MM rence ce cleaning and! gel 88 ne a Ot aaa PE_LO | derful assortment of attrac e meat iro Sizes from 5 to 17 years. teally a ae . Louisville t-through service froth | mech an at this Mecial price of. ..+--eecseececreeeseccees lve models. Lined and trim- ——-, Sa | CN ee ee ee ee (First Fleer.) med with silk and satin. Sizes Cincin sleetrieen tT tit kinds of (First Fleer) from 34 to 48chest. + Geliver and gusran- ‘e all our repair work. Fine All-Wool Blue Serge Pants.......$5.00 ~ vorandt Strong, Durable Khaki Pants...........79c Pure-Wool White Flannel Pants. . .$6.95 sea, eet Company Strong Worsted and Cassimere Pants. $1.88 » otdam *s," Extra-Quality Imported Mohair Pants. .$5.95 904 PINE STREET Young Men’s Genuine Panama Pants.‘ .$1.88 lering the Home Eiedtrically Since 1886 _— — Boys’ Fine All-Wool Blue Serge Suits. . $19.00 f Boys’ Neat Woolen Two-Pant Suits... . .$7.50 GENUINE PALM BEACH SUITS ‘Boys’ All-Wool Blue Serge-Knickers... .$1.88 Solid shades, stripes checks and mistures ail Fine Quality $2 Juvenile Wash Suits....$1.29 ~ | | Jit.ce4 and fashionabl¢ styled. Extraor. Boys’ Khaki and Daytona Wash Knickers. . 69¢c dinary qualities. Sizes 34 to 50 chest. Boys’ Genuine Palm Beach Knickers... .$1.49 | St, Louis’ lowest price. ‘Firet Fleer) Pod ™ ERE ri,

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; e 4 ow a ST LOUS ne Yue Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED —— -- PACTS ABOUT TEA SERIES—No. € | plexion of Formation Un- | der Starlit Sky. - “Ry the Associated Prem. ABOARD t. 8S Ss. SEATTLE, WITH THE UNITED STATES FLEET AT LAHAFNA. ISLAND OF MAT !I. T. H.. May 20 (Delayved by maneuvers. )—The United States roadsteads this after- days tn Lahaina noon after completing two ‘tensive program of lever undertaken by the navy. ; was undertaken suc- cessfully by the battle fleet last night. The vessels, in somt-cark- lness relieved only by the star \maneuvers ‘ing the entire complexion of the ‘formation, taking the scout fleet 'from its regular position ahead of the big battleships from the at- tacks of a theoretical pursuing enemy Today airplane scouting equa d- sone were catapulted from the ae decks of the vessels and circled : overhead while destroyer divisions ske sereen at the side of the fleet, between ‘oo pe aginary enem a_i — and tA The battle fleet wil . > fF sea rT iown a sm 3 »morrow for two days »f torpedo practice and qmoke screen exercises The flagship a Seattie will remain at anchorage here, while the staff officers pb- serve the exercises from other units of the fleet. * PHYSICIAN PERFORMS MINOR OPERATION IN COURT ah Dr. W. D. Davis. Skin Specialist Sued by Woman. Shows Jury How He Treated Her. A practical demonstration of a minor surgical operation was per- ay formed for a jury in Circuit Judge Mix’s court vesterday in the trial of a $7500 damage suit brought @ against Dr. William D. Davis, skin « specialist, by Mrs. Ella Cordel] of |, 8042 Wyoming etreet. | Mrs. Cordell. a, former patient of Dr. Davis contends-th at as a re- ‘sult of an alleged unskillful ope®ra- > mn. Or what is known as a sensi- on Aug successful Because always uniform in quality The Ideal Table Food tiligation test. verformed Best tor Cooking and Baking : 1921, she has 14 scars on the lett é | forearm These. she alleces. con- wh stitute such a disfigurement that she is compelled to wear long . sleeves or long cioveg when she ap- pears in public. According to the petition. Mrs. ~ Corde in the summer of 1321 |} was suffering from a rash on her | face which Dr. Davis attributed ¢t |}@ dietary disturbance. To ascertain (her reaction te various foods he imade 14 elizht perforations on her left forearm and appled Various food proteins over these openings Churned fresh every day in i | @ the skin. Sa ; ; a. In- explaining the nature of the St. Louts in pure, rich cream. || operation, Dr. Davis demonstrated t in rt. H. M. Eckerma f 4199 Labadie avenue, subm "z , pam NX Your Dealer Can Supply You > op thyemaeettiys tencalior: Pe gpg: ( orde was skillful) performed i wes succesetTu He attributed rn the scars * what h hara terfzed ss the patient's peculiar tendency te scar formation, and declared :here THE BLANTON COMPANY ~ ee earner fp—ecbmoer 2'7 Derat) * FRENCH-BRITISH DIVERGENCE DELAYS NOTE TO GERMANY °® As@moctatiead Press PARIS. Mar 2?2.—The ,and British divergence over First to Second Streets on Spruce French | . ‘Ye ex- act form of the note to be sent to | Germany concerning her viclations French reply security pact proepoga) proving troublesome The British. w? aave peen studying the text. have asked the French for sup pie- mentary inf Mation and s is being pr red hh he Miiltical de- Dartrrnen the ‘ench Foreign ‘ ioe APPLE CROP IN ILLINOIS [S BAMAGED BY BLIGHT i ° Aseedated Pree LRBANA,. May 22.—IllMnois’ ap- pie crop. which earlier in son gave promise of being a bump- er one ia now .bdeing serious! threatened Dw one of the worst epi- demics of blight which the State has known, according to Dr H. Ww Anderson. the —@G - assistant chief of pomo- logical pathology at the College of Agriculture. University of Mltnois Se el — . _ ; enter every pore, we me Mig appia producing it - il Count! en l rion and Cath TIN are rn . " especially Yard hit bh | lisease and preepect= are * a the ecrop I ook for the tingle chat in those counties will be reduced at jenet 45° per cer: ” he said The disease is caused hv a bec- comes after terium, of germ. which is carried Rose. It’s a _ fms into the blossoms by insects 4 uring After skin is really clean pollination or into the twigs br the tingle disappears. puncturing ‘tmsects. There is no sa ttafa: cteryr method of contr! ling the disease and crowers ehould not be persuaded to buy the s0-called Diight remed! a State’ PORK ROAST :; 28! 7 ie ian § ibs = Tig : 3 z 10 to 12 Lb. Average, Per Pound, FANCY MILK-FED CHICKENS, Per Pound........-% BACON, Fancy Sugar Cured, 4 to 6 Pound Pieces, Lb... =| PEAS. COUNTRY CLs Charned Fresh Every Der. Pound Standard Pack; Nutri- | tious Wisconsin Peas; f Me. 2 can Ae A we aa Pay Us a Visit at Our “Uptown (Jat Seath of Wale? TI | TR not . | 436 TOMATOES Re 2 con. lee | Square Layer Cake, ey ee ‘tote 12-O0z. PALE DRY ===> : mellew. fine fever. ne ~ Bottie Unsurpassed in double depes: -—ne GINGERALES Ts *="-* bad PEACHES soe "i=" mice COFFEE 4 KROGER CUTS PRICES FRENCH JEWEL Per Per Pound ~ emma: Sons elas EE of ve The iedine dece cot affect taste or bells Beans, 3 for. Camp + ISTAR SOA a PRICES GOoD ONLY ee ee > .

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FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1bp5. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY ‘Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED After Wedding. ” a TT. Monday by a concealed weapon. AUBURN RKET Easton Wellston Sires FOR SATURDAY ‘Chops, ‘Shoulders, Ib. aite ' principles ring the . © powder in served as tempo- secre- H. Stough- roves sergeant-at- h decided opin- Ne seemed a little ting under way, existed on almost sales will used by the various!the fact that three young 1.en who | | S ~~ Tea Rte teM ASK for Horlick’s home ina minute by :, | For all members of the family, ailing or well. Serve at meals, | between meals, or upon retiring. A nourishing, easily assimilated | The ORIGINAL and Diet | Coy Argu- ization was stead- to land on “the its banks ‘to re- in circula- could have but represented from the) er, his arguments several quar- of members up- hases of the view | eee favorably with | of wealth to the | rnado and earth- | indicates a little | gainst paying for | pointed out that DIGGLY WIGGLY of the country f it were not for wanted land ae Pound Pieces, Lb. .33c “ LARD Open Kettle Rendered. r Pound 10c | 17ic if SB POULTRY’ TOUNE Fs Pay Us a Visit at Our “Uptown Store,” on De Baliviere | (Jast South of Waterman.) Plenty of Space to Park | § |Remember, I guarantee Sa erything I sell. Money back not . entirely There’s a reason why Thomas Market business in St. Louis. does the satisfied largest ‘ 5] Layer oa, Each 25¢ 116 HENS i.” noosters 5. 1b. 19 oss lb. 42 Toung Ducks ».30 Choice Geese Ib. 27 ARMOUR’S HAM See er similer ieee s California Fruit DELMONTE 27 | merece large can. C Per can.. ...45e Sugar PURE FINE GRANULATED (10-Lb. Limit) Whole or Half A nice _— A fine lot . 10 Lbs. hh. 2 ee ee ee » +. £90 Special Prices on Fancy Spring Lamb _ Lamb large, 11',¢c; small... .. 7c VE, 2 bers..........a50e Pure Full Table In Apple Butter . wart 2) errep: Ne. Mixed Tea, 2 39] Za Coffee, b. 42 40 degree 20 llow Sandwich, Ib. .19c Wafers, ib........ 19c yy =. 1 25 | it Fores 8 nes as 2D Diccly WIGGLY bon Snaps, Ib.......39¢ BAYLES' ~uart MUSTARD 15 ——) CONS . CAMPBELL'S , te SS 2 8 = 25 SS ray, 10¢ STS = tan Mate Denart ments use of Iodine Salt or color targe package, 21c: small Corn Flakes, 2 packages. . 0s, 2 packages........ fancy native House L --—v THURLNGER— 95 SE ee 0 Oy > CHEESE Pane Gomestic, Ib eee lh 14 “ HAMS, Lb., 163 nc SALAMI— S 25 BANANAS Bright Sound NEW poraToes) |DS.1 String Beans, (b. 10 STRAWBERRIES Quart boxes...... 25 iceberg geese Per head... TOMATOES) Sound fancy. . 4\bs.2 Ib. 1 Hershey's Cocoa m or w Gold Butter 7 i ee lar aise cake — Beh a 1 Pe ED ai LIFEBUOY SOAP _eneevrreeee JIGGLY WIGGLY ’ } * ° ’ ‘ . ; ' ’ / ELE, ge ” SATURDAY MAY 23rd S A. M: No. 67 « Olive & Newstead No. 68« Devonshire & Macklind Package WITH ONE CAN LINIT STARCH 7—FREE!-— ou buy or not. We won't ask you te will enjoy shopping the PIGGLY W1G- GLY WAY. A BEAUTIFUL (IN SOUTHAMPTON ) To the next 100 customers— One 34c can Blanke’s Instant KARO cc: SYRUP le ial ANDY GUMP AND FAMILY To the first 100 customers— One 34c can Blanke’s Soluble |B Tea. AT EACH STORE. | FREE At Our Regular 14c | Everyday Price @« > Beate eR ..23e, 45e, SRe a 61.00 Miles’ Nerwime .... ..7 75e Mellim’s Foeod.......... 5Pc 4 i SATURDAY BARGAINS# Save With Safety at Your Fenats SPECIALS | she Kienszo Dental Cream 35¢ B5e Tooth Brush both for JUG 40c¢ Peroxide Hydrogen... $1.00 Mimeral O#81.......«... i 25e Adhesive Tape........+.+. We $1.75 Clinical apne tener 25e Zine Ointment, tabe.... Bie Hinkle Tabletsa......... 18¢ $1.50 Kieuse Bath Spray... .Ose $2 2-qt. Fountain Syringe .$1.19 $1.50 Halicroft Pound Paper With Envelopes te match, 78¢ 25e Jontee! Talcum $1.00 Cara Nome Perfume. .58e¢ $1.00 Jonteei Perfume...... D- 7Se Theatrical Cold Cream. .59e¢ 50¢ Eycle Eye Wask....... Zhe Orderlies Oc Milk of Magmesia....... $1.00 “93” Hair Tenie $1.00 Beef, Iron & Wine... .ide $1.00 ~ orgy Antiseptic Mouth Wa Tie ° . $1.50 Malitine Preparations .§1.19 .21e, .42¢e, Te Mentholatem .... $1.00 Nujol Pierce's. Prescription $100 Pergna Pinkham’s Vegetable Com. .03c 40¢ Plate Water........+.. 23e GB. Ge Bons cdaccnecteven 88c, $1.49 Swamp Reoot.......... 47, nae BURRMEE. 66 oo codecs Z3e, 70¢ Vick’s Vape Rub....... 27e. S3e Waterbury Compound Wine Cardul Zenite MOE cc adbeoveoctetecstisetoned Zemo, Double : Pepsodent—Pebeco “ere © ne ee eeeeeeee 8 © © “er ee eeeeneeneneeeeeneeee “eee eee ee Milk Magnesia Tooth ir ong 19¢. =a NORTH Fricke-Hahn Drug Co. 1901 MADISON Thos. Rosenthal GRAND AND EASTON Scholle Drug Co. 4969 N. UNION Spaeth-Jost Drug Co. GRAND AND HEBERT SOUTH G. A. Cordes 8546 GRAVOIS, COR. GRAND Elite Drug Store 7323-25 8. BROADWAY NY Resell UF a LA — Page ects Vi Feats (VF “ Schneider’s Drug Store BROADWAY AND CHIPPEWA Earl Smith MURDOCK ANP MACKLIND Walther’s Pharmacy GRAVOIS AND CALIFORNIA WEST Blue Ridge Pharmacy” 5421 SOUTHWEST E. D. Driscoll CLAYTON & McCAUSLAND Theo. Schwerdtman 6510 DELMAR Victor Drug Co. 6118 EASTON Jantzen’s Pharmacy 4401 OLIVE Rexolh Drug Store fj . 4% Fad ttles % ib. Milk ‘Cholocate Bar. ere Cream 1 tb, Behin , Your Can of ' * : a ‘ * z | E “ i é . re ae ¥.- x. Re «a = Sa? ; % ie ‘ = ee a : a + ole * ee ; , » 7S? ert Ok LES SEE ee 3 ns 2 4 eae ms,

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The Daily POST-DISPATCH aloné has MORE CITY Circulatton (fen fle morning and one offer evening newspaper COMBINED half the care they grounds which have been donated! deficit ts @ue to the refusal of the | = onds will get — lee sal They are now in} to Us during the past year. In ad-| national banks to pay @ total of | | fairty nent shape, however. | dition the number of small boule-; $756,900 in tax assessments on cap-| "a ae “ -| vard grass plots and parks ts in-! ital stock and of the Internationa The only Park Department @c-| | ee ee ie be > .7 . Rosese C. (Fatty? med suit in the Supreme | te arramg : ‘ ro- | creasing and calling for more labor’ Shoe Co. to y a $100,900 aeseas- | tivity which has the same app pa Cc.) tation as last year is the park / te keep them in shape. ment on goods mamufacture@ out-! i d concerts. + For ty-two will be The budget ctrtaiiment, which’ side St. Louis, but handled for sale) given Gixtns the suenet.60 et Oe oe senicll tar Dont pees anni oan cous ee Freshly Dressed Milk-Fed : ear The appr opriation for con- $506.990 deficit for last year. The! both cases is in the courts certs is $9000 “The cut in our funds is ur.for tunate.” Commniumente Pape said | ; : ‘ The amecu + f work ‘ o) reese F 36th to ny Sale mp 2 12°50 in the Park Department labor j force fram °80 to 159 men This Le . force is used in cutting grass and otherwi maintaining the depar«- —- —_ .,_—— a : ments diet jona! facilities, as ‘. A cS Only. One More of This Sale — well as keeping itn shape the r League E smaller parTkwars and ornamenta! boulevard grass strips about the “TT? ~~ & FREE t=" Tennis Oxfords For Boys and Girls - Exceptionally low priced ten- nis Oxfords made of black-or white canvas. Corrugated Black 7 5¢ White $1.00 : y Force Redured bw Half. With tbe larger ferce it was pos- sible to keep the grass on the gol?’ courses in Forest Park cropped closeiy and the greens were cut Gaily. Under the new arrangement the department will.-be umable to keep the courses ip thetr presen‘ fine conditicn and must be satisfed with a fotte of slightly mere than ? pr ar ee “AST er, force the _— x Department eliminate one of the two shifts of men who formeriy kept the tennis $10 SO \ ‘Ours open fram €¢ — ~ *-~m %t9 P Hardsome buffet style im an- ; a - _— oe ra ee! . i tique goid or eilver. hand : m Under the new arrangement decorated polychrome frame. the courts will be open from 10 Fime plate Mirrer tn Ii%=é3 8 imches. Wonderful antique id frame, value. ———--- $22 Buffet Mirrer 110951 _ Fg | —n | a ¥ there will be no one on hand to Usioate Pack Dieparcrect See Davenport Bed Suite . Boys’ Crepe Sale a.m. to 6 p. m. Players whe come to the court before 139 a. m wil! ~ Se O1 pees > nave to Dring their own nets as The one-shift arrangement will cots Dress Oxfords r? - -— 3” oe a Mal al - Extra len anti RS OR Sn: 5 He have the comfort of @ coil-spring bed built into a Davenport Bed Buite was unknown un* silver fra me, hand B - tenmis and en ac@iticna! Saving the new styvie was cesigned recen’ it wo "stant favor Here ts a bi en-grade carved frame ='2e 14x54 uster rown Oxfords made will be effected on the tennis court Suite consisting of the taree large pisces show r i stered in fine velour, at a very special tele — he temmis ¢ ' price When you see its attract: and mas: pertions rou wil! rea! ize tts werth During schoo! vacations a!l play- $15 Cash—$10 . Month fully paneled . co tae ends Pancy oe = center opiate. Cary¥ “3 ornament ——_ over wide toe, balloon last. crepe rubber soles and beels. Sizes 22 to 6 94 Ge > » eee e —— — ° . + . mnstructers en and from 3 a m Li — to § p. n During schoo! sessiens _ =~ - oO ® 2°35 playgrounds have lopg buffet style with oe a: ——a ale been kept open with ‘fmstructers carved top and peltrehreme isa | —— ated goin “mere 7, Pi frame, hand decorated. 5Size- - 2 €ue@r sco iiiygs if @: . - + sx Lax¢ inches. Mitered pane! —- arrangement is » segerces aS par- ends. A ‘warily impo in congested | | ' i Special Prices on Kitchen aT imtricts. as tr np the chiidren fc - | | Cc i ‘pportunity r supervised pia while thelr mothers are encaged in “ousework r are preparing the evening me ’ I | AWE) i a. Plargcround Proeram. “né@er the curtafimen: the de- See eeteeeass ih | TTT ire =. partment will be forced toe elim!- p D W - = iim the nonatiintens iediane aide $300 4-Pc. Deco- $ * hite Trellis =f hours ing the schoo! term as Trellis as shown, ope far as instructors are concerned rated French Weal- ° 12 feet “For Cemmissioner Pape has not ar 4 ose fae th a 1 umineter $33 95 i £7.50 — wide arm We — corm phete age - , pmvpiieiived) cistnitmddipens . style, ab! li ick Meal. z oa, Suit Seamless Brussejs S . == a 0 a ee pen $16.75 apap S=3 Seamiene Yeivert Sis 75 7 North Broadway ~ $1.45 $1.95 eikcerijent VYaiur @ o . . ‘ - £ _ a . Py foett . ON EEEEEOOOOEEEEEOeeeeeeereeemCLTLmLeee eI , EE

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ni ~s. ‘ thee ‘ Pa ae, —_ HS OR ee OEE EIR eae ST PRS RE HO STE » + 4 “eS - g "4 ° . 7 ae Tae ag SS - te Crea Dinas Ba aati OS RE : om % Ss % a 2 -. oe Fog et az 7, we x ba , ir, ae | f * The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulalion than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED - = sr~~ |Mrs. Arbuckle er $2500 which, she says, she paid him tO arrange her divorce suit. complains that Baum failed to keep his agreement CITIZENS’ BOBY to arrange a divorce in a ement | manner in Rhode Island and with- | out publicity. , ' 7 en | CEWilliams' rrp ay, =." os MAY 22, 1928 Sm - /Purfee Arbuckle, divorced Fd f f j Citi erday against Jerome C. Potato Salad mayonnaise; it's de- = FRIDAY, ‘ Bx-Wife Seeks $2500. of if ff Roscoe Cc. (Fatty) Ar- TLeivate detective, to recov- 1 Milk-Fed : Our own make, made with licious: 1b., Z8e; 2 Iba. MAY 22, 1928. YORK, May 22.—Mrs. & S @ed suit in the Supreme A Conrads creamy (Downtown Store) carame!] cream icing...... Stollen Coffee Cake... fearts; No. 2 cans, foes, 5 pounds for ps, pound.. Cte eet te OSG bweiger Liver Sausage, pound.... 4se eam Cheese, 2 pkgs. fow......... 2 Iceberg Lettuce, head........... monia, bottle 37¢, 22¢ Z se, pint bottle z1c; quart bottle : Pineapple, No. 2% cam........... ssue Toilet Paper, 5 rolls for aris Special... ee © © on By White Sandals for Confirmation sandals of white elk- a Sizes 2% to 7 $4.50 SMiesee’ white kid Sandals. gies 12to2 $3.00 @hite kid Sandals, Sizes 84% to 1! $2.65 sre ese eeeee#es © > 3-LB. BOX s CHOCOLATES da — Our regular 2936 creamy & INN s \¥ dark chocolate coating; assort- ed flavors, box. Chocolates; milk _ er} We SIXTH and FRANKLIN. oli g All-Leather Shoes for All the Family | STAMPS Yes, this is the store that sells Buster Brown SHOES | White Canvas Sandals For Girls and Misses One-Strap Sandals made of snow-white easily cleanable canvas, Girls’ 2% to 7 $2.50 Misses’ 12 to 2$2.00 Child’s 8% to 1r $1.50 a TCH is the only St. Louis evening Associated Press news service. Grecian Sandals tive new strap design | 3 light tan or black patent Recear. Made with Brown "welt stitchdown sewed soles. Misses’ 1114 to 22.65 Children's 84 to rr $2.50 | | Day of This Sale of Dress Sandals Light-weight Summer sandals for children. Choice of black patent leather or white wash- able elkskin. Brown welt sew- ed soles. $1.75 Infants’ 2 to 5 Children’s 5 to 8 $2.00 FREE Amateur League Baseball with every pair of boys’ leather or sport Shoes irrors #-———~ For Boys and Girls ' Exceptionally low priced ten- nis Oxfords made of black-or white canvas. Corrugated rubber. soles. Black 7 5c White 0 Mitered Mirror let ae “2: $22 Buffet Mirror inches. Outing Shoes For Boys and Girls Strong white canvas uppers. Rubber soles. Lace-to-toe style. Splendid for play or general wear. Boys’ and Girls’ Sizes $1.00 Men’s Sizes $1.25 Boys’ Crepe Sole Dress Oxfords Buster Brown Oxfords made Wonderful Extra long antique gold or silver frame, hand decorated, Size 14x64 were aa geen ly eled an mitere : pean P Fancr etching ee over wide toe, balloon last. | center plate. Carved top crepe rubber soles and heels. | ornament e Sizes 2) to 6 $4 50 | vide si wont th ai aa ees ee ‘on Kitchen Needs | serrh ip $10.95 oils +) + Boys’ Crepe Sole Sport Shoes Lace-to-toe style. Uppers of strong brgwn or white can- vas. Heavy non-slip soles of crepe rubber. ‘ Child's 8 to 2 $1.50 Boys’ 2%% to 6 $1.75 —————— desirable styles. Square, round ck kid. a te » — $35 Glacier Refrigerators (White Enameled Lined) Aegan nut brown or light tan calf. Men's Dress Shoes and Oxfords Unusual values at $5, and choice of a wide range of new and or balloon toe models. Made Also of hazel brown or i. 2 : Three -door side-icer. White enamel lined. Nickle hatdware and shelves. Patent water trap. $i Ice Set included free. $z Cash—S$2z a Month $85 Bungalow ¢ 50° Gas Ranges 67= The ideal Range for emall kitchens and- Small homes. Has four-burner top, iartre Selling hour. as oven and a built-in kitchen heater at burns coal or wood White porce- 11 A. M. to lain enamel doors and ‘splashes, oven thermometer. 12 Noon $5 Cash— $5 a Month Saturday Only ‘ » ’ 12 noon Saturday, at inet Gas Ranges se. tlluetrated with gned side oven and four-burner top. A, ~ 25 | aes US ent OFF Range in every de- ao PLANOS - ORGANS - MARPSE - MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Ceiient Valuer 3 a Month 1006 OLIVE FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED You'll have to hurry for these amazing offers, and be sure to Watch the clock for the correct We Wil Sacrifice Three Wonderful - Console Phonographs (Milner) ~ Our regular $150 seller; from 11 a. m. to $1.00 A WEEK WurRUilze “SATURDAY ONLY LL LE OA —_= Styie 210 $110.08 R f\;and engineers’ fees for /been published recentf¥. : Supervisory Committee In- 3 I i i | Totaling $2,429,000 for _' Projects. ‘PLAZA ARCHITECTS’ FEES PROVIDED FOR. : Action of Aldermen, | Who Are Expected to Pass Them This Summer. Progress in bond issue work was | marked by the approval by the |Citizens’ Bond Issue |_Committee yesterday of eight ordi- /nances, appropriating $2,422,000 ' \for a diversified group of import- lant projects. | Chief among these are ordi- |Mances providing for the architects’ ISSUE ORDINANCES backward > —— today, | the work of mapping out its pro- | $ram of the future. Prof. W. E. _Morrow, an elder in the church }and a member of the faculty of j}the State Teachers’ College at | Warrensburg, Mo., was elected |moderator yesterday on the sec- jond ballot, succeeding D. M. Mc- | Anully of McKenzie. Tenn. | © this test! See how {instant and com- le ' Supervisory | the three | |Memorial Plaza buildings now be- | ‘ing undertaken. Except |ordinance, which became effective |some months ago, and which di- ‘rected condemnation of the plaza ‘site, in the vicinity of City Hall, these are the first measures in leg- \islative channels .for the actual |Work on the plaza. These and others approved yes- for one. jterday are subject to the action of | ithe Board of Aldermen, which is expected to pass them before its | summer vacation. They were brought up now so that work |could progress during the summer. | $150,000 for Courthouse Plans. | For plans for the 'courthouse, which is to face the 'plaza but not use any of its site, $150,000 is provided: _ $50,000 is $4,000,000 | ee | provided for plans for the $1,000,- | ,000 war veterans’ memoria! build- | ‘ing, and $50,000 for the $5,000,000 | municipal auditorium plans. Approval was given an ordinance ‘appropriating $1,500,000 for a 100,- 000,000-gallon reservoir at SBon- homme and Olive Street roads, St. 'Louis County. as part of the new | $12,000,000 Missouri River water- 'works system. Plans for this have be on the highest spot between the pumping station and the city. A pipe line, five feet in diameter, is being installed now. Ordinances for two important street jobs were approved. One ap- propriates $66,000 for the _ city’s share of the improvement of Wes! ‘Pine boulevard, between Grand boulevard and Kingshighway, | where the pavement now is dilapi- _dated. The other provides $27,000 |'for the excavation for an extension ,of Skinker road between Delmar boulevard and Olive Street road. This will open an undeveloped sec- tion and furnish a new traffic ar- tery. To Visit Meransc Hills. An ordinance for $300,000 construction of Rock Sprigg public relief sewer, bounded by Kingshighway, Vande- -venter and Clayton avenues and the | railroad tracks, was approved also. The |provides $286,000 for construction of an administration building at Isolation Hospital. ’ | The Subcommittee for on Public ‘Welfare wil visit Meramec Hills, | the city’s farm for delinquent gir'!s. next Monday, to determine whether .$79,000 should be appropriated for a second dormitory .there, ‘WILBUR I$ CHARGED WITH | By the Aapociated Prese. | SAN FRANCISCO, May Twain Michelson, San Francisco |attorney, and three Chinese - who | Were on trial with him were acqulilt- ,;ted in the United States District Court yesterday on a charge of con- [ton im to bribe a Federal immigra- 22. tion inspector after Grove L. Fink, the prosecutor, had charged that Secretary of the Navy Wilbur had “interfered” in the case. Fink said that the Secretary, | without being advised of the facts ‘in the case, had sent a -Harian Stone, |eral, expressing the opinion that ithe evidence against the accused |was insufficient. | “Secretary Wilbur has been a lawyer and a Judge, and from the |}knowledge he gained from these positions he should haye known ‘that to do that sort of thing is « ‘direct act of isaid. Fink said that the Secretary ‘had made no effort to get in touch with the United States District At- ltorney here to obtain the facts. WASHINGTON, May 22.—Secre- tary Wilbur said that his only con- nection with the Michelson matter iwas the introduction of Mrs. ’ ' ; It is to | plete is your relief with Dr. Scholl's Zino- | peds. ae stop — cause—friction and pressure. No met 80 ae abaaiadin sefe, quickly healing this. At your druggist’s or shoe dealer's. Dr Schol!'’s - Zino-pads “Put one on—the pain is gone” ‘) ~ ED PINAUD OFFERS THOUSAND DOLLARS *1000.00 - DURING MAY ED. PINAUD MONTH FOR INFORMATION WRITE TO PARFUMERIE ED. PINAUD 1310 NORTH AMERICAN BLDG CHICAGO | ADVERTISEMENT IN CASH PRIZES | before entering | entiseptic and scientific as NEW JOB FOR FORD One of the sportiest looking out- | fits vet out is the Ford car equipped with the new Stefco Ford Assembly, ‘consisting of a motor trunk, trunk -rack, tire carrier and fender guards. eighth measure approved | INTERVENING IN BRIBE CASE | interference,” Fink ' | Philiathea Martin's sister to Attor-| ney-General Sargent. The Secre- ‘tary said he had known Michelson | jand his sister for years, the former having been a probation officer and the latter a member of Wilbur's Probation Committee in Los Ange-. Mes while he was serving on the i'bench in California. ’ Cumberiand Presbsterian Modera-| : tor. By the Associated NASHVILLE, The General Assembly of the Cum- 'berland Presbyterian Church pre- ’ ’ ’ Press Tenn... May 22.— ’ pared to cast a cursory glance | These make a Ford look like a mil- lion dollars, and they are mighty handy for touring, overnight trips or pienics. The assemblies can be furnished either with metal or wood and fabric trunks. They provide a surprising amount of storage space. These assemblies for all models can now be seen at the Geo V. Steffens Co.’s new display room, the Stefeo Luggage Shop, at 1751 Chestnut St., mn the 18th Street Garage. Drive in; have one put on while vou wait, or leave your car all day without extra charge, if you wish. ( ome if in are various travel the and are movoring reasonable tions Prices to serve the district | ——— =, }) Don’t be discouraged by that facial eruption Whether it’s just stubborn pimples or a case of eczema that has resisted various treatments, you can usually rely on Resinol to set it right. This soothing, healing ointment contaims | nothing that could injure the tenderest | skin, but it does clear away pimples and roughness and help to make the skin healthier. Sold by all druggists. Resinol letter to’ then Attorney-Gen- ' B% O on SAVINGS at the Ioadustrial Savings Trust Co. 714 Chestnut Strect a St. Louls For far and near. 50 = This incl udes frame, testing and service. Moritz Optical " Co. | | _ 609 N. BROADWAY a Ford ingova- | iug gage » 27 Years in, 02-11 ee i i i ie we ie ee ee a » eash purchase. 1$1 Do 7 08 4 7 28 . > We G've an Extra 10°¢ Discount >) If you settle your account in 30, 60 or 90 days’ time—the same as if you had made a ‘ 7 ee ea a eee ee ee ee ae ee ee ee, ee ee ee ee ee ee ee Se ie GOLDMAN BRO q 5" ‘ > 7 / os 2 “vy rae . f $ ne = + . eiers ; ‘ » Fite yo *¢ 4 a *) "4 ¥ *. ES RR *. 1 tt. = ‘ af - Fe a ee a ee i i i OM Le ad el alt he WE ARE OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6:30 P. M. WITH EVERY REFRIGERATOR AT GOLDMAN BROS. uys @: —— ss Any R e Ls 5 ** gerator Bi fri Goldman Bros’ wonderful offer: Just think of it! 7-piece Crystal Cut Glass Water Set; also the Blue Bird Dinner Set FREE with every Refrigerator. As an extra inducement we will give absolutely free, in addition to our Free Dinner Set offer, this beautiful, genuine Cat The wonderful Sanitary Special Leaders here shown are white enameled lined, easy to keep clean. Greatest ice savers on tge market; have three heavy wire removable shelves with all-nicke] trimmings. — Pitcher and six large-size Tumblers. Glass Water $1 Down Buys This Simmons Bed Outfit \ Simmons Bed—Full Size; 1 Fine Mattress; 1 Heavy This ix an exceptional offer. The Bed is one of the most popular pat- terns. Can be had in walnut finish. Vou could mot buy a better. Bed Outfit at double the pric Spring 519 ; | ** A new tunventien—se easy te epen that a child “nu operate it. A beau- tiful couck by day and a bed at night. We have a large selection of beau- tiful pads«. Da-Bed with pad as low as.. “eee eee any room, On Special sale on wenvewveeetfe © @2# ft © ee * @ ‘. +e ye eeereeee RPP eeer eer aeee eee eeee eeeeeee : ce OA y?s GEES eee --* . ‘eee . ° . FREE Blue Bird Dinner Set With or Quer Your : Either for Purchase Cash or of Credit } ; 7 LIBERAL - : ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD RANGE $1 Down Buys It! This beautiful Range has all 3 f 50 Rack’s geed qual ities. An excellent oven. This t# f apectal teader..... = —_

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» + - " , - °e - ‘ as . —« et de IE ‘ieee, oapiaamnemeati kt Tad * - aA el . — + * ~~ P ~s++ ” . , . - - i! = = ov - . : . = ee 30 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Tre Daily LL AA AA AAA ) SET oF PEETE. to? MAN KIIFD WHEN . (rold ( rewws _* r. = : , | = & Hop Steve but Mee. a eee Se © 'm. | Accident on Road in County—/ Flowers—gay. gorgeous, colorful—are bright and cheerful ee or 12:30 2. — Two Drivers Flee After In- friends -whom we delight wo have always near us. ns | juring Persons. — | Keep them in your home. Send them as gifts. Wear them. | @ rue } The happiness they confer is beyond price Their actual | e aning | 6 rs Ne o ~ ' iby & ==TIRES ON CREDIT= al : na . open Evenings Until Sundays 5 FP. &. alee Binge umes a= om oii’ a 49 ‘ Saturday _ gente mney val and fac a Round Trip to and dainty underthings for |. Mrs. Elsie Ewald. 21, 510 North | size woman. The items list ‘Spring avenue, possible fracture of others are sure to meet with thea - ’ ithe epine and fract ured rib. | Mrs. Mollie Stuart, 39 1223A if) ' Fr ewan with particular taste. | Monroe etreet. interna! tnJ urtes and | — = oo ' -——~ , . . a : fractured right arm. ' | : | 7 smile | St 4. 1906 Missour! ) A | | JOE a ’ ae IRENNANS | sapere, taceraton | | 3 | ioned with ii enue. lacerations and contusions -{ : Scrat ‘€ i ye | ACCOUNT MILITARY TOURNAMENT Se == : q tops: all gy | . - jurtes left | of the back and injurtes to the fect, all she D THINGS TO EAT RE Riess ES FS ay Tickets good going on all Chicago trains leaving St. Louis | Spey | Ele AZ gs ww. ) and dined — DELMAR osenrmkae ne 4 South Eleventh etreet, triurtes to | | “ ~ Mi /iitti La , > . \ « > ; et “Conk AY AV —VUebdster Tae see” the back and right ~¥ a MAY 3 4 Cc) 5 ; : 4 hn Turrentine, 19, 192 aliin- | 2 i 2 2 2 2 -_> : \ STEP-IN JUST AN ITEM OR TWO, PRICED SPECIAL FOR You— ) Pee street, head lacerations. | 9 9 4 —_ S , ' \ cTepe de a Mary Redmana. 16, 610 Barry | Telephone Your Order—We Deliver—No Extra Charge Laseen senttp ’ Fritter told county authorities he > ; ‘ : S er a u©r a y « | lost contro! of the machine as he 2 ge 4 ‘ef brocade. front cinep: +o fr - - aj ofon- “a : urned from Parker into B , s ' an tortsing 12 M. to 1 P. M. Onl ine rand coming Be mach [S| Pre, P05 . i | strike the telephone pols He said sie ee tibews he.was driving about 25 miles an eo hour at the time of the accident I boning. clastic Two automobile drivers who fel- oniousiy fled the scene of accidents are being sought br police today One of the drivers continued wv fk ‘Port ‘o ; Fourteenth street at s °o ects resi nicht after striking Versie Sellers. 4 vears old. as she was playing in the street in front o* her bome at $26 North Fourteenth street. The child suffered interna injuries and lacerations of the si and face A plavmate cave k. Imitation leather ; rolice the licerse num ber said SU bra rivets in each ~$ hat e heer an the mac} ne cerner: brass tock; 2 strap= all around: shirt fold. Only 1 te a customer. No Cases sold at this pricé before or after above hour. Mrs. Elsie Ewald. 21. *of 319 North Spring avenue. summoned police to her home yesterday and | Teported she was struck Wednes- | day afternoon at Olive street and , e LU uj Spring avenue by an automobile. me driver of which continued east 707 WASHINGTON AVE. a: ite etnest Gites the cece OUR Tist ANNIVERSARY SALE NOW ON Mrs. Ewald said she did not fee! imjured after the accidert but be- ame ji Yesterday morning. 4 & POysiclan said she was suffering irom a PossidDie ‘ra cture of iel ——— Spine and a tractured rib. She gare = the police a licemse number that a ———— | —_____ - Fy ______y_jt) emo | witness te the actident tala hee Wan A Special 3-Piece $245 Reversible Loose Gist Living-Room Suite _*e er eeee Ff « on the machine Mrs. Moilie Stuart. 33, ef 12224 4 " "hi 7» at ee . ’ ~ > y ‘Ff ¥, Monroe street, suffered interna! in- . Orders Stores Mal Three juries and a (fractured rignt arm at 19:59 p. m. yesterday when an autemeoodtie. in which she was rid- img. overturned on Manchester road about a mile east of Manchester Her husband, Fred P. Stuart. the iriver. said the Steering whee! oOroke. causing the machine to run mito a ditch and overturn. Mrs. “Stuart was taken to Barnes Hos- pita: Oy a passing motorist. Charies Stome, 54. a machinist. 1906 Missouri avenue. suffered lac. erations and contusions of the back and injuries to the left knee and | William Thompson. 29. a machin- “heose from mehed Sigh-cvace het roar rine wth en per sufit 420 N. Sixth 716 Olive 6118 Easton, Wellston SIX DOLLARS Six Dollars is a safe price : to pay for Shoes—IF at ~ eS © eee pe of 10 piece=— specially priced. Limited Group of $20¢ Gen. Comb. Walnut Diniag Suites — h H ’ ims. 1711 Seuth Hleventh street. suf- opportunity for to ; —_ _ Dee ng-Room Suite Seme are t i tt fered injurte sty'e simuiar fof the one illustraied abeve thers are made in Queen Anne $ s right , : . ey are ue © S *.* Sas Back end tig r desired petiods Each style :ncludes large extension table, long buffet. es at 3:30 Dp. m. when struck md ome het chair niy while they last at Shoes. y an automobDdile in front of 181 Lafayette avenue. The driver. Miss Emelia Krug of 4339 Olive street. was arrested. Dut ‘ater released Driver Feil Asiecp, He Sars. Atter striking a trolley role n fromt of 2608 Choutenu avenue at L5:30 a. m, today, causing injuries to BKimseif and two = gir! compan ions, John Turrentine 19. of ie et Mallinckrodt street. declared to police that he fell asieen while driving, resulting in the accident. Hie suffered lacerations f -the head; Mary idiots is6, of 610 Barry street. suffered contusions of the face and scalp wounds. and her sister. Irene. i4. suffered lacera. tions of the right ere and injuries to the right lex. Pom ELAIN ~Gas Range $215 Genuine Combination Wal. eee Suite lpcludes bow » — cenit | SIX DOLLARS | : ~ ; > Genuine Australian kangaroo and fine black kid—specia!l cushion soles and com- bination lasts, im a wide choice of styles. AAA to E. aA - BA | ve tI |B VF. Ss \ ‘te Oe Oa 6 CE 6 OE 0 EE 0 NO EES © Hy 0 IEEE ONE td ‘ - ae , ree” Vik

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> . 3 wy — of “visual edu-| SIXTH AND LOCUST STS. - cation’ '—of’ bringing the world | to the students” and letting them | “A NATIONAL INSTITUTION” actually see what they have reud| Ba se Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CiTY circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED — ee - ~- — -- ST ce RATHMANN DISCUSSES 5~ 46 || ‘VISUAL EDUCATION’ Founder of Public School Mu-| seum Tells Convention of Its Aid to Students. (SS SS SS I TST oOrrow Saat | The Last Day of May, Stern & Co.’s Remarkable 'Friendship Week! Brooklyn Detroit St. Louis Paris or heard about—was stressed in an address by Carl G. Rathmann, As-| R d Th ° ] P e > sistant Superintendent of Schools, | €a 1S Exp anation of y Friendshi a 5 On All Miakes« closing session last night * I } ( } the twentieth annual convention vf | W h I M B . Work ‘ ai pecia S ~t American Association of | at 5 cant y Merchandise. f 4 Museums, : ° ° Lighter q ge Seturdoy Unprecedented values in smart games vege asa nas a taecgpe ite, Friendship Yh eek Be Sure to Look for Them d yh “and dainty underthings for the stout and : public school museum, which, riendship \ ship Week pane —. aT} TI ; visiting curators praised as | \ fl | size woman. ie items listed below and unique in service and admirab!y |! -—————— {-} — (.} ——_____ —__ OL 6 | Homes 4 others are sure to meet w ith the approval of the npenanedpwgdt nel gi hebpenter nay ™ ™ | . nA ith yarticular taste. 2 y classes in school in conjunctivn } Ve want to convince v th es shin is Pi po = y 4 ro . . : ‘ : iv Brighter or \ with other such institutions in the’ We want to ¢e es Ang ry ager mags . May Wento2s J Every piece of merchandise in this entire n| F , \ }city. Delegates offered a tribute | a ver) ae thing - in ‘ rypese - that you establishment carries a Friendship Tag and u , ; . FF t ch | W always e a cordial spirit, ¢ . , — Does Not ae c HIFFON 4 WosE—run- at? o him in a closing resolution whi h | vill al ays find h re a cordla : pirit, and that During Friendihip Week only this tick- | oss Wetetidin Ts bates all aditint 6 het 1] S = | —, ioned with ln | continued: vou will come to this store feeling that you are ; : Pp g sows tae 8 Lu ateacanetaak ae a tops; all per- 39 Bnd ae cb ners ee Sar Gaal dealing with folks who really care ‘something et reduces the price of the article to deducted from the regular price of the article ny] gh ? 1 °0O OUutIOO whonicn 1as | . . 7 - ' ' Hurts Only fect; all shades | led St. Louis to establish such in-} about vou, who value Your Friendship as much which jt is attached by the amount. of | you buy. C : Sion os gi ie Saar igreno as its superb!y installed as your patronage. ? f iL. ll ) (and immaculately kept zoological| ape ; | ae P SE No matter what you wan hase yo 7 'gardens: its educational museum. This is the object of May-Stern’s Friendship = ° Rts . : u went % pureha e - ] 7 ’ : a 7 ) ll find a Friendship T the article, which | [Ul STEP-IN SETS — Radium unique as an example of education- Week, and to attain it we are offering the most vale ae 8 Pep. 105 ee ae ee L crepe de chine and Georgette. |al service: its Missouri Botanical | astounding savings on every article in our im- reduces the price and allows for a substantial 1 All the softer | Gardens, enormous in local influ-| mae ato : : a shades. Sizes 15 | ence and international! renown for! mense store. saving. i 36 to 46. Spe- | research; its Art Museum, stimu-; Tamorrow——Saturday—is the oat ie t cially priced. a lating a love for art and contribut- lomorro ; ‘ : last day of YEARS. It will pay you to open an account Saturday. 7 | ing of world culture; its Historical these money-saving values—so act now—take 2 wee utiwe~ , aaei tt d f Ww + eee |Museum (at Jefferson Memorial), | advantage of the low prices offered and the Come in—select your merchandise 680 pRy - n] of Voile, preserving St. Louis’ past that it added saving as shown on the Friendship Tags it as convenient. . u ny 1.19 may plan its future.” | “ — Ao eee cr: aap : i | i : , BUSINESS GENERALLY NEEDS u See LOWER TAXES, GARY SAYS: “The Arden’ \\ The Friendship Tag Saves Still More on T. his |} @ ties ay Income and Inheritance Levies Es- | AL) PM y pecially Heavy Despite Relicf —. | | \ . i . i _ . i T . 4 Cyto | Fey 7 Nees, | A New Brunswick (amy 1.39 | NEW YORK, May 22.—‘Busi- Ped: > || : ' | | ness generally sorely needs and | nee Phonograph | ; | sEs—Or ' 4 \ => 4 : therefore respectfully demands | i Thi ex ellent - ) : r yvoule an ¢ . il “, lower ates of t tio " Elber H a S AC new IMnu- : ~ je rat axation,”” Elbert H. | ; . Bc extra values to the public | Week broadcloth. Summers . . — | Coty, chefeeda 06 the UWaneka) sical instrument is ideally per cent are illustrated here . rn. States oan Corporation, ad suited for one’s apart- ; in an address ‘“‘on the diseases o , | ment, or for thos items will be on sale Saturday ; . \ business” at the annual meeting of | hy ae . \ . homes da charge account and to share | the American Iron and Steel In- waere space is sometimes : ; stitute teflay. a problem. It embodies ae | Althoug business. men _— are all the exclusive features Carpe de chine Step-in grateful fg@r what already has been of the Brunswick Method Set. 4.75 | done and attempted in the matter | : ; of Reproduction, and is Convenient Terms jt ”* available at a very popu- \Y P ~ of relieving the tax burden, they | still feel that taxes are much too an . ° ; , : ee . Girdles : Nightgow ns ‘high, whether levied by national, | of Payment lar price. = ce ) x - . state or municipal agencies, he Because of Restrictions, Brunswick Phonographs Carry No Reductions. a Piec e Li iving- -Room oe cae / . » : : © ; } writs * he a. ef brocade, front clasp, of shadowproof voile in ' eaid. Income and inhe ri anc ) L swiiecs. 0oM aaitk al aril distinc » fee : “9 * ‘ shades. Very e burdensome. armehair and roomy fireside chair; is of hig: B- models, with 44 . t —— “Wh , “j. i H; grade spring construction: has reversible eush- i beageagd, cate we ae Pee exper Slashed in r1Ce for rend shtp W eek ions, and entire Suite including back seats and boning; elastic quality.......-. ‘ ence, or at least by the statements underarms {s covered in high-quality Jecquard bebe cbs , |}of reliable business men,” he as- | Tali ail ‘a a) Hem-a.0 comes in the wuteee perpentine ~~ pn a es le jie . Sizes 24 to 32 Sizes 39 to 56 paneted, “en. - Supined. . Sotiertes yD Friendship Week at. ss. sssteceesee, LERMS, $1000 A MONTH *.N a | have been decreased and not infre- | A\) - | quently abandoned as the result of | | the heavy burdens of taxation. This | |subject has been discussed with | =| vigor and force by the President and members of his Cabinet, and | we indorse all that they have said. | os heeetiiiinn al ers ae NDUSTRIAL cou, (eee RT ara ieee been or will be detrimental to. 806-08 N. 6th St. ‘heonren Ba i =" CA oe ee | LS FOR SATURDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY Y /aet omen OF par PLUMBING SUPPLIES _ Customer Strikes ‘It for a Cigar and | Refrigerators Family Size—Solid Oak—Side Icer if 2g A | High Bul $1.50 SIS§2 $1.50 e. Bua Cash a Month A splendid Refrigerator at a very low price. New side-icer design with front-opening doors. Built of solid oak, well finished; will save you money on your ice bills. Special for Friend- | ship Week. T ilet HOT-WATER BOILER | Five-Gallon Gasoline Con- owe : oilet Outfit %0-callon : tainer_ Explodes. Tudor Design Bedroom RIES $ 99 HOSE | FAU- ' Damage of $2800 resulted yes- S ff = ye Complete Toilet Outfit. rivesed . er - 69c 'terday afternoon from a fire caused | SUI e gt j a4 White vitreous china with | and ne Pee Tinie i ated , i fi Lee : _ or mahogany seat. | welded brass. . | by the striking of a match near 4 A* offering surpassing any you have seen in se . 1 $10.00 Porcelain , ow SY few sets left. Very | five gallon container in an oil fill-| years. Four large, beautiful pieces—dresser, Bee © ling station at 7230 South Broad-| bow-end bed, chifforobe and semi-vanity. Made 3 2 - Top Aitchen Ta- a) ——— KITCHEN SINKS oe s 7£95 South | in Tudor design of genuine wainut veneer and bg . ce eee way. Albert F ischer of iad , 7 u | gm Sold regularly at $1 i 5. During Fvegndship pegs Assorted sizes of all- Broadway visited the filling sta-| Woodie 06 45 WERNOS DOCH TOW O8: 005k eee cidenseso abs pias — a [ 15 tion, conducted by Vincent Bayer, | ee - : fs res | to make a purchase and struck 4) die 4a | | \ ; : , ‘ eo SR ' j ; | match to light a cigar while stand- ee ° as Ss | ‘ing near the gasoline container, | Jeannette High Speed Bae = iG ss Z i —— | causing it to explode. | , f P | if | The filling station and contents; j v =e ae — . - room Outfit [were “damaged $2200, living) quar Ice Cream ie A ters upstairs $500, and a restaurant | , hy as) Pa — : i Pes 50 Z SALE OF INDIAN LANDS. FREEZ | at SE , Me ee . ©) S - ith OC RT = Disposal of Certain Goetoee| 2-Quart Size | | gr By the Associa Press 95 F Bi AUTO SUPPLIES WASHINGTON. May 22.—Secre- | A $1.25 Value | oe % ~ Work today authorized the . ' jee $45 Dinner Sets SPARK PLUGS, ad marked | she of 100 pieces STOP LIGHTS % regular ...-.----+---- C sale of the remaining vacant tribal On —- eR Only eRe , ts of the Choc- W , D245) ] f . ly priced... , lands and town lo Wie go sas pecially pric i Complete with wire. | AUTO 95 taw, Chickashaw, Cherokee and Just 250 of these Ice Creara An 8&-Piece Dinine Tien Suite ; / —e «6 itCh andl OR e LT JACKS jj. we eee ee eee t. | “reez t ld Saturday ; = x ; bulb 95c JACKS ... C oe sey ss Rana can ese oe : pag rerse Be: conto d Sa y A Sensational Value for Friendship Week S) —— SPOT LIGHTS, ° , bo zt 4 DDING that decorative touch to the dining room is made ® | of unalloted timber and segregated They are dandies. Well-con- A Po atts Joa - regi - complete ..--+sss tse? | . ' easy with this beautiful Suite. Eight pieces of exece: _———— F : — ‘lands and 95 town lots. The sale structed with all parts in tional charm—consisting of &-ft. extension table. 66-fnch a ee WHIZ SPECIAL OFFER SET will be held at certain railroad rustproof galvanized finisl. buffet, 5 chairs bey eggnog” os eee: 28Ve beadtiful ‘ / Po : -—T _ : tapestry covering, e entire Suite is durably constructed GE Cc RRIERS | OF THREE.. | points in Eastern Oklahoma from Come early. 250 won't last ee is finished tn a beautiful walnut Veneer. Specigiiy , with three i-Ib. can Cup Grease— | July 13 to July 18. long at this price. priced for Friendship week at......-...+.««+. 6. se TERMS, $10.00 A MONTH C : — —“y Son meng ee ~~ | a Top D ing - tin HARDWARE SPECIALS) - sa ainot Finkel Baby 7 ELs | alnut-Finis R , : ang $1.85 | BS ocKers Carriages | <—Tit, tT Chifforobe They have steel | A A | Strongly constructed and fin. wheels, a. bber | 2 ‘|: : Just like fllustration; hed in mahogany with genuin® ++ poe a justable Be. : fF gomay se sth wel Sa meses automobile seat, regu- oven (Cause te 4 - e ish and is sold regularly 0 S | for variety of colors S32 full-size Genuine GOODYEAR Hose is ly : at $235.00 Specially low larly sold at $12 00. pecia and an exception- ye Chutto- MIXED SCREWS ¢-in. size, 50-ft. lengths, all coupled: ° ia priced for Friendship Friendship Week at Priendehip) Week robe now going. ; 10c fit quarantesd fer two $4.50 | na at Week at at | erunome «tt ee | ait 5 tary a Complete Line of Scott-Sullivan Paints | § F850 $ & s 45 $ 16.9 RATCHET BRACE | ™ A Month «+ Terms, $2.00 10-inch $1.49 | Terms, $2.50 a Month Terms, $1.50 a A Month OWED . 2. settee i one | nme 3 ™ 10c | 39c Penc lis hs Ae | BARN PAINT | YOUR Good grade, & green, inte and | OPEN BOC pw ration nea aT | li | CREDIT NAIL ~~; fae | AN ‘ | Boop Sowee —- a Get e can and ry it. Only 35< | Mayes Pi and Level a Wing: insulated S foresees ng 24 to tet $1 .00 guaranteed eerutate and Phone Orders Carefully and Promptly Filled , MDE OF KTREIT—BETWEEN MORGAN AND FRANKLIN WATCH THE INDUSTRIAL Central Saen S. E. COR. TWELFTH AND yer STREETS Home Furnishers for 41 Years : meinen —y SaaS SSS ———— SSS Sasrasoaaraer ~~ ." ee eee ee ee ae 7, e ~~ “ge ~ _ i

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7 jue Daily PUSs-LiSPAICH alone has MURE Ciia Cuculation shan the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED LT eT 2 ORUGSELLERS USE |--======= rer eeeeee |g Sergeant Detective . | "| : ShoeLand . 8 25 F ni 2 El u | Lads, 13 and 16, Held as 410 410 ~ . F Witnesses Against Two E N. Seventh St. N. Seventh St. | ©] Men After Officers Lay | + uRING the old flush days in the Trap. ] B ° Lo business each passenger was =! . Vo ume DbuyInNg wers by no less than thirteen different - = Ninety-two arrests were made in U Shoe Cost to $4—$5—56§ which to t f off his meal. You may not ¥ , a . e 50 On This ulite °4 hours last midnzght tn a contin- a - , that many desserts on your week-end uation of the police cleanup cam- Ow you can get the verv latest styles in women's now — OF Say : ~* AR 240 Val f Onl paign. During the 18 hours end- x novelty Footwear at unusually low prices—due to tre- Stati but mw should a Busy Bee ; egular $ ue for Untly ne at 6 a m today no maior | ¥p Mendous volume buying of this nationally known chain tion can supply you. % Nine pieces exactly as shown at this specia! price. — nee fm Wis of Shoe stores. A visit to our store will comvince you + ! Finished in the new Haguenct walaut—e shade lighter “ 45 crime was pegeunes and only a that this is the logical place to purchase your Footwear. SATU RDAY’S than American and a trifle darker than French wal- few minor burglaries were record- § F '4 off $ with a cretonne covered pad ~ samosas ye oe of felted cot- 75.3 Natura: BnIs mhine and one of cocaine He said this Pump ton. This is S$ “Es $16.75 Value, $11.20 he got the erties tree the 13-year the latest ——- — : mls hs . a nNaig e} re am - . a very good $17.75 Value, $11.85 — ow oe Pe aw ¢ r eation value §-vear-old bo: The officers then 1 f + in eo ft- - Sra W eek $1 a Week raided the alley and arrested a an weer. All , who said he ;was Leonard brew- - stzes. io aed ‘ztTonm and gave a Rotanica “he > Ye C address Seven collars in market eine Sal ok onev was found im his DOCK OT a ix * : ~ ~? - — ” 8 - 2 “2 ‘ [aoe eae SP IRe BAe we 417 N. SEVENTH ST. 4 of cocaine were found in a cache | MARKET ST. AT E se teeta an 4s . | purchases of drugs were mad- ‘ A i : man who came into the aller whiie he police were there was also ar- a ested. ~~ = . Ralds on Saloom 410 N. SEVENTH SIT. {* ; Police raiders found £99 horties | Bis The POST-DISPATCH is the cnly St. Leas i i tn et Associated news : ome brew and 12 BETWEEN ST. CHARLES & LOCUST sts. * newspaper giving eS upstairs abowe a salwor at 3:7 LT — —— - ~ Th s=@% er” 7” stree-’ fhe @r Vie rh @ bartender was arrested. Em!?! . AD - + s ~ oe » > - + — . ; saloon at 814 North Kinzshighway | ; “arrara was arrested ‘in his ENTRA 7 ~oulevard when a policeman found a a glass of whisky on the bar x Fr erette ee e who « aa 4 rrestead ' SHOES r& Wednesday im the saloon on the HARDWARE COMPANY ane An oo F~ j f A northeast corner of Cora place and vs ulstion = oe ; : oS a Easton avenue where he is bar- iXTH ST tor thie | | ™ . VE j _ tender, was taken imto eustod, } ” a 6 nnd $1.98 P ' - @zain vesterda. Policemen re- | ELIVER = = 4 Sania shite 0 atses ar mann } CALL CENTRAL 4400—WE D ) q —~ + > ~ ° % °* rinse water when thev en- e e Cc d : ~* tered Sewing Machine Motor | NY -_ Peter Rex er’ 7” ~~ Threw 3 glass > ims nein ee ee re Selned CANE POLES— We | See ee ee he han So was sanding [i Tiiep uses xe 9g. St See 1085 ad - * a facing '> *+._« heme aie vardn. ~ 2 I teed. € il 4 pers High sireet. vesterday, wher DOUBLE MULTIPLYING re Bee, I os, ' policeman passed and »>served — BrtkET Tee = d | 1? Was ‘Ss rrvine a» 7 “Kk @- A 1 i-@t ea! fleatinc $2.65 SeETL ERE i “ fisclosed six borties af heme THREE-JOINT STEFL KOP— BQ- : > "Ou © ce Om the as . theme ef 4 te 8 fret "@or where FPa--e- . wl . Z ine passenger af where Barten said he lived BASEBALL SPECIALS | “ , es were frund = # ~@ ina Pieee +h ine . ‘ r 2 7 r~) ole. o Ames | \ — - ™ i - ~ 2 an - ~ . 4 "eke a or Ite cre oo ' (OSecrwamen) (Parlor) (Pullman) (Prellnan | oS oe ara - . 4 ph BB _— i. have been entirely ; pemerne wh RATS . en fnenates ail of these conditions, and can Lv. Se. Louis 9OO a.m. 202 p.m. 10:10 p.m. IZ: 50 am s ears S| elt a. OFFWIAL LEAGTT ' EBFVOLVING LAWN $1 69 — Spectal Me thousiv reeommend this medi- Lv. Tower Growe 209 am. 2:06 p.m. 10:19 p.m. ers were ested GALLS... . SPRAY —Sperial +s oe ear ae a fo any one suffering as I did.”’ Ag. Kansas City 5:20 Pm. 9:30 >-m. 7:20 a.m. 5:00 am. sia oe _ . S00 Wee Fler Combinatior. Leveling - wn oR above Statement was made te er a tJ 2 -_ : . Coaches—charr cars on all trains eth cites ue ee p D Q Smk Faucet ’ . Herb Juice man a few dares ago ‘ > : OU iE ° oa “ze 79c 3 fect — (empiete with separabic he ook He Juice. Mr. Gud La AMERICAN MASSING IN MEXIC a $1 19 pres Haya vat SS ae “ Mr stomach rar we sack. = eo ™ & ECs. se an . on ‘hart . Left Home T.-... ‘ww ro teasters. jirems. ete 43c i ad no matter what I , a. Three Wee > A O HORN anertal pe t? sear a9 soem as i Ruoderies ‘ " er ' »~* Nogales | . ) Coming ce : ape ae Rape wee Oe ~\ j : ~ ., ra sn @ 3 7 a Py = aa . ; -3 = It ~—"@ cClsappearance a Pesetul meter-drives. 75 ad 4 j - , . ' & sempiete Elecrtric Seidering tren fer % / 3 \) f ' > irre i-~ an ee ‘ ves: apecta. $2. radia. w . Ss. | guaran. 89c o - . ~ e- ss (re “- . |e ~per ual "ree Wweeks« a’ | alter « Prte . - * en an eulbDuiding Was wrecked 11-813 N. SIXTH ST Pe OF THIS " = =e — ; ie - ° ; Les ae it. a : Sd su5 saaichige brs ; *y . : at 3B pie? x - bathe + ied, at - a —s LN eR HR SO" ACER yee pee crepe RNG MARR RS PET Ae ie AN AEE TIE ALIN PN Ne LL Re age AEE RODE LM oe a AN AA AT Ey RS SRE NE aS ‘ “ast . i ee ss eae ee

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i= SD MES: | « y | 1) ae) oe iS D> IK FE \NDIES . IN IES Dessert Island § AY, 1925. aT FRID PMAY 22, The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH oth. .. ERP LLO SD PM OL sO Soe FE PTI RODE Pm Dee . a : . — . - . ine Sch Be eae ek SRE RIE SSE TP ea soe ge Siete es ; o RTS Hae Ua eS Va NED an “525 Feet Thick.” Press. im, B. C., May 22.— .wein of coal 525 feet’ yous formation and Syabroken by shale Saported by A. C. Mc- ees The coal ¢ find is at Pat Creek, 170 railes north of Vancouver, on ihe Pacific Great Kastern Railway, about 135 miles| from Pavillion Station. The coal | half miles long by two and one-half. miles wide and had been located | by drilling operations. oh your Mathan. Just boil by using Staufer's, the | sway “pr washing which dothes fresh and clean. d not ong — fine fab- iClean Ask Your Grocer About ’ | | /ancing the budget. Cabinet at a meeting today, ap-| Interstate Ma ma mS TREVELLE WITNESS area is said to be three and one- | Cabinet Approves tae Measure for Levying Addi- tional Taxation, By the Associated Preas. PARIS, May 22.+-The ~ GORIN BANK INQUIRY’ Come Co. Re-} ceiver Questioned by Grand Jury at Memphis, Mo. It is understooi x the plans include the levying of an ditional taxation and the with-|By a Staff Correspondent of drawal of receipts from Germany| Post-Dispatch. under the Dawes plan payments! MEMPHIS, Mo., May 22.—-The from the budget, so part can be de- French proved the preliminary measures of Finance Minister Caillaux for fas) —_——— -_ . es IMPORTANT NOTICE! Many Thanks to Our Old Customers and Friends Who Helped Us Celebrate Our GOLDEN JUBILEE 50 YEARS IN BUSINESS ST. LOUIS’ GREAT CLOTHING STORE Out of the High-Rent District ,NO BETTER CLOTHING IN AMERICA Thousands of Finest Baitim FWO-PANTS SUITS ; he old flush days in the steamboa Scotland County grand jury inves- jaa Ca voted to ‘ , ounty grand jury inves VY, each passenger was sortbondalll in St. Louis debts. ee tigating the official conduct of for- savusees aoe yoy Mang cory A aes M. Caillaux reiterated that the|mer State Finance Commissioner an Enlarged PurilAan Bohemian Hop-Flavored MALT thirteen different desserts with > off his meal. You may not want sesserts on your week-end trips you should—a Busy Bee Filling upply you. +--+: French Government had sent no note to Washington regarding France's debts to the United States. The finance bill will be presented ns the Chamber of Deputies Mon- ay. Millspaugh and the operations of an alleged ring of financial manip- ulators today heard the testimony of Charles G. Revelle of St. Louis, receiver of the interstate Casualty. Revelle, a former State Supreme | Court Judge, arrived here this | sells Staufer’s. One ‘da half bers sold GLOBE Men’s and Young Men’s 2-Pants Suits; powder blues, Rage nye tan, neat checks, battieship gray, in ali the newest Spring aie & patterns. $19.50 $24.50 7 ne Graduation and Bridal Specials oP SREE LOTR $24.85 Tudor Plate Flatware with a lovely 4-piece 2 Fraternity to Initiate 15. Fifteen medical students of 81. Breakfast Set, complete at es ATURDAY'S Choi : cia od o/cest Louis University @ii1 be initiated | morning bearing records of the re- MM , ° by Beta Missouri chapter of Alpha ceivership and went before the| Men’s and Young Men’s $25 2-Pants Suits; pow- rials Omega Alpha, national honorary grand jury before noon. He testi-|@ der blues, new lavenders, pencil stri and | fraternity in Federa] Court recently, it that the Interstate for medical students. at a banquet at the American Ho‘e! | fied will be recalled, % y Candy Specials worsteds. Newest shades and stylish new mod- eis. Aliso imported Topcoats and Gabardines. af a | plate Eclairs as Pecan Filled’ a tomorrow night. The ini- had put $227,000 into the Citizens’ boy 4 and Assorted Chocolates Amer = oo B. Dillman, J. D.| Trust Co. at Gorin. The collapse $14. 50 $17. 50 es » nner, L. P. Hulick, jof the bank was said to have been ; * me ‘ 9 50c¢ 8=—_«-2- Ib. box $1 J. J. Hammond Jr. C. H. Linds- | brought about “by the-manipuia-|ff Men's $48 All-Woel Blue Serge #5 opted, ies a cuarensest The, Sees settee i. ~~ “ae ae os a C. 9 Magee, |tions of the alleged financial ring. | and Pencli Stripe Suits............ 95 19-k, 25-year 12.50 exquisite 18-k 5 19. 75 ee , - P. Maloney, C. M. ovius, T. f ’ . white gold- white gold Bak Su estio Celebration = W. Miller, V. D. O'Connor, E. R. Be rtiay oOo beah call ise ceca | — — ne Men’s Suits; mohair, Palm filled case...... $ . sind asi ti oew aka ery 85° ms have a certain Sheridan, H. Phillips and W. C. dent of the Interstate, surrendered | each, Panamas, Cool Cloth and Tropical; 2 i i $8.50 ps ies Plumle | sizes up to 46 chest $12.50 Btone Set Rings, fancy mountings.... ee + attached to them, even e--—~. today on two informations charging | P oe as te rateys ae ke, $16.50 Bar Pins, studded with diamonds......81485 ee B fi h ’ bi uns for the picnic, the dz. 30¢ wersary of the birth of ~m ‘larceny of notes totaling $18,000 % Men’s $5 Blue Serge, Pencil Stripe 2 75 $6.50 Sterling Handled Pastry Sets, including ae nut Date Stollen, Special + 30C fyrniture store. Pen cnanneeesesesstsssssdessesttsssietesee:||from the Gorin bank. Tria! was|/@ and Paim Beach Pants..... ‘we 0 ean . siz forks and server .......cecceeees 89 Si 7. tis why each year the Pruf- : “FLOWERS je jset for Aug. 24 and his $25,000 Boys’ Powder Biue Vest Suits; two o aS $5 to $7.50 Handy Pins, Bar Pins and Shoulder ee cee ree eos eeeee ce IFC . Litton Furniture Co., al Pe! Special Box for Friday and — i} | bond was continued in force. Later soe db . .... JOE Cee Pee err ey ere séoaere . Pins, your choice ....... occcccccosscceseses wOHee ro ores eeeeee SCG ee ec ye 4 gt. Charles, observe their 9 Peonles $1.00 |, he conferred with Prosecuting At- Also blue serge and pencil stripes. iesg : IIs dz : with a i. sharing e 9 |, torney Moore about his offet to ap- Men's $1.50 Khaki and Moleskin Pants. 750 ,, . “ eet ne oS Bree e : tion of the con- Artificial "Sp Sprays, $1.45 to $1.95. ear before th and , and ne ee ee fongt ity Laver Cakes tee & in apprecia Bee ee Atcome Bene “My i|P e be jury Men’s $3 Sample Straw Hats....... teres ceree + - $1.90 Extended Pa "oh y' . e 5c Sy 24 we their patrons Dave p 3}, Waive immunity from. prosecution. Men's $5 Sample Felt Hats....... .45 A small down payment secures the rchandise. The bal- * 7 gg ne aoe || The. offer has not yet had thé ac- Genuine Finck’s Better Built, Cow- o=-§ @@- ance in convenient weekly or monthly payments without Pe | a. Is their 18th Anniversary .s ne Mew cans . , §|\ tion of the grand jury. 'f hide Overalis and Jumpers............. ; 1. 0 5 Sanne ye ee va 9p ory Se Oo Oo discounts range from 10% LOUIS RUBINOFF, Florist i } The arrivar here of Roy T. My- | Men’s Shirts; imported English broad- improve cach shining hour™ iG, — brides-to-be and cad : XN. Ww. _Cer. 6th and Pine ers, formerly cashier of the bank at | cloth, artificial silk stripes, madras, $ ’ are making their selections pees r Tri =H Gorin, is expected momentarily and collar-attached and neck n S oy ee Expert Old ase while theee\low prices |has been for the past few days. It} We Give and Redeem Eagle Siamps | Jewel ca ADVERTISEMENT . ary : ; ‘al gle Stamps | Watch * ewelry i Vrtx was Mere. one, his confession I FREE BASEBALL! —attorations free in our new ff || Repairing Remodeled | To clean with, of course. BUT Go you Post-Dispatch reporter of wide-| or Bat With Boys’ Suits talloring department. | th d Oli Es . 1882 — pg spread financia! irregularities, pre- | 7 an ive t. in oh bbe ded ddddd se clean? Wipers that are as fit and safe cipitated the present investigation. ,a-4-1 9 Ay ggg of a it “ty | His brother, A. H. Myers, and , | parce) post. It's costly pooneae to pay his attorney, L. W. Reed, are in | | Fhe ae ee com. |town, and state Roy Myers will Paying tenants are quickly found | ‘come in when he gets a subpena to , pany. Wholesale only Headquarters for MER through Post-Dispatch wants. eene N ! , Many people, aMflicted with , ORT Clark ae 7 rhe sane | testify. Prosecuting Attorney Moore | sour stomach and other diges- ' has deciared Myers will not be sub- | tive disturbances due to fer- ADVERTISEMENT _|penaed and is opposed to granting | Phone your want ad or leave it Colds, mentation, have found Pluto Thirty for a dime Ds etcenteeins Deputy Sheriffs o' j iL} ; . I s rest 6TH & OLIVE )Water very beneficial. In —wuse one at atime. nase been unsuccestdiy ’ secktiol Bil Malaria | with your nea druggist. Mhirty minutes to two hours, “he Sunday’s Post H 5 seen the new “ se et hae ogee s- | ous Fever and = harmiess water physic , r ave 0 Myers. who is sai oO e in t « HO) ee LAT FE s rts Gushing the intestines of Dispatch. am y ss neighborhood of Memphis. STH AND FRANKLIN » i¢ Kills the germs. oy hth hy tg dl bert Sear fie cnet cavemen. Lindenwood Public Park |) there is a rumor current about Open Saturday Night Till 9 O'Clock | Tee Powt-Dish a: = , ' & 7 town that the former cashier will, bysicians, sold by druggists AGE , and bottled at French Lick on Watson Boulevard? arrive in an airplane. One of his Springs, Indiana. brothers, Orval Myers of Chilli- : |eothe, owns and pilots a plane, and deputies looking for Roy Myers are therefore listening for the hum of a motor as they seek Myers in Scotiand County. TWO ARE ARRESTED AFTER ATTACK ON MAN AND WIFE: — Held Victims While Third Broke Vase Over Wom- an’s Head. There were three unwelcome vis- When Nature Won't Pilato W ill ZUUGHSANNUELUAUAUONERNTEGUGUQOUEEUAUAOSQOEOUUESOGUEEOOOUOGSOGEETUAGOOGEEOOGOOOOOGEOEOGGGGOUROOAOSOOEOOUOOOONESEUCANOREUOUUOGOQSAOEUOCAGSONOUUUGAOOO ROTATE $ 5 000 Accident P oli cy Insurance Protection for Travelers and Pedestrians LEHMAN’S SPECIAL SATURDAY itors yesterday at the home of Mr. ABSOLUTE CLEARANCE : ; We Must Make Room Now for incoming Stocks | Roosevelt place. Their motive was PITCHING HORSE- SHOES Set of feur all- steel Shoes of rec- ulation sire and >Pr> >> r>r>rrr>>rrr>>D D> D>DE DDD DD >» 64444 Dd>oD> D> 5 Over a score of well-known makes included and many thodical manner. -_ ‘sine fee aaa | ADVERTISEMENT bey ifi d | The already low prices have apparent and immediately after COMPLETE . . *Sngeeeegeey em acri ice ® been again drastically cut, they entered the house they went | ; j SHOWER I) ONLY FAT making these, unquestionably, the values of the year. about accomplishing it in a me-| . _— ee ee Curtain, shower like new. During this clearance sale terms as low asA Week A large man grabbed Drinnen.| head, curtain ring er . ,who is a street car motorman. and | } and hooks, hose, bao ee ae ee _9 large woman grabbed Mrs. Prin- For Only Per Year T, COFFEE etc. Easily § at- ———— nen. The only one of the visitore! tached to any |comparing insize to either of the bath, Complete, | Drinnens was the third person. a ball-bearing tall cautiing sierl. Foor gUaranirvred ’ $10.45 HOSE She grabbed a vase off a mantel and proceeded to break it |onm Mrs. Drinnen’'s head. For good measure she added a few blows _with\her fists. | Having completed their task the ‘trio walked from the house and went away. A doctor who was ‘called said Mrs. Drinnen was suf- fering from brain cencussion and lacerations of the head and back. The occurrence was reported to police by PDrinnen. who gave the names of the persone he said at- woman. LIQUID FOOD 8 MONTHS trede Taint from ; He Is Only Too Glad to | manihneturer ot PAINTH md Herb Juice to | Ne ps Suffering as He Did | ts, the recular | ee with | price. Ve have kidney | You DO NOT Have to Subscribe for: Any Newspaper to ‘Get This Policy res Re Mies Paint é \ fertunate purchase enables Ge offer a vere hich. all the desirable collars $1.75 Heretofore, Travel Accident Insurance Policies, less liberal in terms, have been offered to readers of other St. Louis newspapers, but the policy hold- After suffering for vears pation, stomach and ——s Extra-Fine Paint Brush = >, ¥ ej we me tacked his wife. The arrest of - ew ottles of vour/! arr’ .err 2 years old, ¢ oil- Eh ey aaa foes Oe Juice I have been entisbiat nd aoe Face are bens =e gt er had to subscribe for the newspaper offering the policy, and continue | gnecial i of these conditions. and can | Easton avenue. and his wife. Anna. the subscription nN order to keep the msurance un force. = hentiously recommend this medi. | 35. followed. They were released | on bond to appear in Police Ceart tomorrow on peace disturbanee cnarges. Thev made no statement. ' The other person. the large wom- ,an. has not been arrested. She re- sides in Kirkwood. Mrs. Drinnen, her head bandaged in gauze, told a Post-Dispatch porter today that she presumed the to any one suffering as I did.’ above statement was made to. , ) | Herb Juice man a few days ago mr. John H. Gubser, who num- his friends in St. Louis by the nds, and who resides at 5454 ‘ton syeet. Like others in the: he Claims Herh Juice restored | eeath after other trea‘ tments Leveling Instrument This Post-Dispatch offer does not require that you subscribe for any news- paper, so the risk of losing your insurance following a stopped subscrip- tion is not present in this offer. Your dollar, accompanied by the applica- tion clipped from this advertisement, completes the transaction. \ I Leveling Tnetrument contractors. re- Bench and Rolls Free With These Players A “Starrett” . , . h PRL PLATED + lage! surpentere| will de a Vi t | Mahogany case, good con- “aaa ,attack was the result of a quarre! ‘ aucet ecees thine that a transit et ee ; aking further of his condition Conway IFTUOLO dition” (rrice new, and0) she had with Mrs. Kerr last week. —ea amet a ew an ea wee eae eres ew eee ee eee ae eee thira han r agg lle any very $12.00 ‘ang Ms He fh, Juice, Mr. Gub- La Salle Player ne. Oey ew order. $225 Until the quarre!, the nature of specially priced at Y stomach was in such | 2 Oak case. g00d eee Ri which she would not disclose. they — ition that no matter what Ti WWhitmey Player oo" ‘ nd infor - — OT gn pe eh OOH HEKEEHROSCOROHOHKEGO0 4 OS 6 Oe Oe eee) ae oe ee eee eee oe@envrnvnveaeeveevetetwaenevpeeeree *? he a p hes oe me. I = Webster Upright aS fic Oak case. $I 10 .tion to the yareahe has aa — T his Policy | ah poner Print Name P Linly and in Full. | eg Ford Speed Wesent Wrenc es © eat anything I i Kohler & Campbell Uprigh wood orier.... time past the boys have been in- = Is Not Sold This set of 5 - wring any trouble with my k U ht Mahogany case. very goo0 tent on building a raft near the = § Address eee SESS HSEHEHESHSHOKEHOKZOSCO SETHE SEHEDD ESD Bbeo we 6e8 beeen evens ee oer eee eeneer ewe aeeeeeaeeeene Weeneses ani bowels act regularly, also Starc prig = ae aa Ay er ‘end of Chouteau avenue, has led == by iret Cry : aa and quickly : sleep well ahogany case, e ne y bes: a _ aan » % reache« “ery in every a an fy Starr Upright ‘ “ut a 2: : them to believe pea) the boys = Solicitors Place of Birth 30060 6006600860866 6480866 6H OO eee soecons nue renee eee) eee eee eee ee ee ee ere re net and helt on pn ha = ave SPECIAL OFFER—No extra carrying charges, ‘and | sre seeking adventure down the —— = Ferd machiac. your Herb L we wil) allow every dollar paid in on any wow | river. —>———4 Occupation ee eee eee eee SeeeCeeeeseeesseseseeeeEes sees bee eeeeee ‘Tere ee eee eee eee ee eee eee eee ee ee eee a eee to be just the medi- © Piano or Player in our stock within one year. | “Billy” lives with his mother, = ~ end "$1.65 c= T do not hesitate O E s 9 P M | Mrs. Nettie Tatham. at I841A = Date of Birth <p apoeasedseetn ees én és 6 oss Ss 6b 6s eee PP ee ~~ Py CS, eesceeeeereneeees — : be it to any one. I al- pen Evenings to é - | Maiden Lane, and was a pupil at = _— ¥ m oe of vour medicine : the Jackson School. He left home = Write below nape and address of person to whom al want mancenen pare in case you are killed; other- A Great Work a a, meet —. it ro ots Be ‘at 8:30 a. m. Monday. supposedly = wise it will be paid to roe ective laxative for it ; —— With thin Oil to go to school. He hasn't been ) Relationship... .....66scsdecesee a = Pe ee ee ee ee ee ser eennvee — *eeaee 7 ee ee | . A you —y t= [ai eae a - have ever heard from since. Investigation == Benet (Name only one) oid alike.’ * = and lean with | disclosed he had not arrived at =; ithe effert. Tri- ’ en ULCE MAN HAS | school. It also revealed that Con- = Beneficiary’s Address Die GP I OEE Serer rrrre Merrie rer Per eee eee eee Be aRtrD uaDgUanTERS ner was missing, too. He lives at = UG COM ? 1839A Maiden Lane and his moth-|/ = |- “Re WASHINGTON AVE- P I ANNO ©. er. Mrs. Zirlda Conner, told police- |= NOTICE:—Not more than one policy will be issued to any ne PO but members of a family, be- women he apparently has gone = tween 10 and 70 years, may cach obtain a policy upon payment e with each application. LEHMAN CORNER, 1101 OLIVE ST. §) wisn «sins 4 searcn is being | Sy /. made for the bores along the river i) PUETTUEVEATALA YY —_——— «= a aes eS wns _ | | ’ ’ rary Sie PERT I EES ot pie a Se dee | - ~ }

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, ee ee ae ae - Se PT : me ’ = alle sees en ee ee ee ee. ~ a ER eT Fg. x - PS %& : Poe : cits ~ v tc “4 ary nm A ' " be re 2 —_ gies Z om = Lingle Fs aie ae aah ~ ee ee hs ee: eee Bae ® ar : - poe ~ b, ie fe sae : rE Se Fe a gs 2 os Rs “ ae ne i, il ee +3 ~ -" ! ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 22, 1925. _ CARDINALS 8, BRAVES 0 AFTER 7 INNINGS); JACK SM. Genewich Batted Out JOE and ASBESTOS— Asbestos | Picked Wrong This Pie messes» ———=~ ~ In Five Innings; hem _ imoees THIS SCHEME OF - octgged citing 4 t — GUYS =. eo Be \ | DARDON ME, BUT ru) . ne > 2 LOOK LME ONE ' OF . . . P itches in F ine F orm |". SONS oe he BUT |] DIDN'T I SHOW | THey KNow THE CAME {Ss PUT OVER |\Uow ‘BoUT OUR ena How To RUN [| FUtL OF TOUGH BReaks. ASBESTCS'S AS CE ERS E EST iment A WINNER, | FOLLOWERS: THEey » r , se « HOSTON—Bancroft doubled to! ! Smith rf ae $1051.73 ' ————>= left Neis sacrific > ' | Horneby 2b a adiaae Dh : w=’ to the Poat-Dispetch. 4 " i ed. Rhern — ~ . lard . ms . ag Bottomier. Marriott flied to Rlade R herr, ; 7 : a " : SECOND INNING. pm nt er: and Meormict mile rum at — es stadium. | Ls endance—4 fi" ) i ‘ this ve “ CARDINALS—Rell flied to PR.) www : Cambridge, Mass s evening. ... ON re ee ee een euieeen wii ‘Tne Finn, whose present world's Et === ———— —— . om Ds ene-mile record is 4 minutes 1° 2-5 a gecongs, made two fears ago tn the | x Ofbympic stadium af Stock hoim, wil] strive to reduce that figure br | four and two-fifths seconds, and; his effo fort wi'l be made on theeame | track en. which Norman Taber ce former Brown University star, set. the existing American and former | 12 3-§ world’s record of 4 s-a = . ~~ —— eee * BOSTON—Eurrus lined to Bot- an i i an i a ~*~ ng Nationa! ‘ cua ) fer pres cas ost oo |! Baseball Scores ae | - Gray Is Injured i in 1 Winning Sting First in -Pesek Displays Dazzling Speed, RT ie tela cs et ce cnn Eighth Consecutive Victory Metropoliton, Beats Evko in Straight Falls s RUNS. CHICAGO AT BROOKIYN 5 | | - i THIRD INNING. CARDINALS—Schmid: singiea/] ] § @ @ es — ~~~ 7 . lt te left center.¢ Fhem sacrificed | ee t iieiine | imei maleic ; : mont eature igs epee 0 O'Neil to Burrus. Blades too, | PROOKLYN ~Cagues .eacing gilll otar to Be Out for Some Time—'| | | al twe bases when Neis dropped hi« 0 0 0 0 Be aS Eom NE — é —— er egermet = r; , sin in | €tee. Ww. & Pee. te Nurmi has asked that the pub- Ai ’ | ii ; ] ee rs J 7 7 | = ot. ' bate (var | Pile : % + . fy in shert richt. Schmiar coing ers gain Coilar se and Mackmen En- ‘&* Man’ " From Ne eDraska, Exhibiting Here for First Time wean ae — Be be invited free of charge te; & te third. J. Smith doubted to righ: ther ies —Jonen ani Hartnett iov Another Jov Ride O oa ae Sarazen and Sande Disappoint Shows St | rst lume, Chicage = = ; ae ee bee and by ee Se : Zo | Tien ae ——arimes and } an pw eee ees VY i Ver Is ; ii * S t r ralities Pas + me Scoring Schmidt and Blades. Horns. /- = : argreaves 4 . er St. Louis Club. . Opening Day Crowd. Fail- . Ster! ing Qualities B efore 1000 Fans—Beaten Cleveland ._.18 12 yo » | Guangement between, the Cae ta ) " india i . * : @ by flied to Felix and J. Smith took PITTSBURG AT NEW YORK ‘ y Man’s Arm Hu rs BROWNs 6 3 .p vies of Harvard University and the! t& third after the catch. J. Smith +§ 0 | H img to Get in Money. man's Arm Hurt by Wrist Lock. (New Yerk .11 19 267 | Boston A. A.. has beer granted this | Tu a 4aii ; . as ; Sa GAR witch mance, 0 0 ) By Ww. | Detreit __.11 34 a wish. At least 40900 are expected’ cis threw out Bottomley, THREE NEW YORK Sam Grav, right-handed pitch ecke, ame U a — ow - 72 =e to view Paavro's effort. hits : - e = “— KRe Bue Pi ‘her hal ‘* — ae ~ m - ~ : : TIGALAL , 4 erie i my pitcher, am whey Cochrane. $50,000 | By the Assecinted Prem : By Dent cpap | ES ee se ee a i)-vy - . ‘ : 2 7 - : ~ ay " - P ‘ * 44. hy i" — aft ~ — aie ~ -’ ‘ ca - . Z nee or » tomiey to Rhem. who coverea first is s 3 pertsman s Park vesterdav. Gray turned in his eizhth gue. ---—Serazen and Sande disap-/ of tial il > e ouls wrestling fans, John weagh} his hoped-for 406 # performance,/ an Genewich popped to Freiz = CINNATE aT PHILADELPHIA cessive victory of the season, but it mav me ad we, tae : ed of John Evko im the main event of an outdoor sh Broekive 4 record would tumble cefpre Ee GSE ae FPOURTH INNING. = a ee i@T Was hit on bis pitchi ng hand | *: e:monmt Park today when they! the Stars’ Park last night. ow at eee . 14 sauit. ow CARDINALS—Bell popped + PHILADELPHIA oe Oe Bakened by George Blaeholder and he suffered a thumb injury | “*'* >@dly defeated in the Metge-| Pesek is the smallest | ‘3 Taber's Race Was Paced. ~7 ry ‘nr that +7? sanyu tas —s _ = Ase Lai:e@st nheavy-,he ‘2s - Smith. Mueller , a* Will seep Rim idle for some ti pelitean Mestican ff , lweight wrest aE was greeted by a chorus o - , Cimeinnati Th race needs mer flied to Neils. Ran. (0 ] J I % : : me. poiutap Hani: ap Saraten had no a wrestier ip the game iejrigive taunte aan anaha ss ene : Lk 18 he event will be «2 scratch -— x) .e — — a] an In the : +hoart . a . a a , Besten > aie " 7 4 RIeXs out Freigau x . : DSO Te a 'eXcuses and finished next to last as Cwarfed by Evko, who had an "eard He later explained te re. iC - ‘'n which several able miless will . . -. = ae mr eer , — 2 Be he 2 a Tred r ed he hind th - ‘ sean = a - , 2 al _advan’ e oat ™ 3S — 3 Porter , a : ’ x BOSTON—Ne} ° in Phiiadelptia—Deuiiur « Wi =e, See ae Boy P . ’ 4t the break Serenader went cu x ei ee . a wo ona oe tell Y a mat he had endenvered +e | CARDS 1. preted bases Sere te — - ne was we sveis Walked. Marriot: | ™ ‘hree home rums, thus tieing the » Page a Pitcher! Slim the teed fa! ote "| Seisnt and six inches im height.j.... >. rowd that Pesek bell eves | does come there will be no reason] ;' o ‘ , : . the jin the lead, ¢ -e v —s ie oui - ; ' that h thr | ; no called out on strikes. WHarri a ; a ~~ reme?: ' : Pas ne Stanisi , a Se inte a Gouble mia’ Freicau to 4 al gue record ‘ eileen —— ~~ Oe ee eee ~~ afi Pa sting Was ir the * +a i1- | rem - agile lo ‘ked more like m 1 te otek ee SZKO one fall eacn was question over Taber's mark. Nur eorns):y t ri _ . 0 ‘ E> SCH ED LE » LN E at "uli SrTras"es ~ a . + + Ss. ~ r “~~. FT , - ime hb -— * ore - . . - _— ” nours , # Se Sottomies NO RUNS LEactE ecm” FP : ee KEE. mee Se ne pack. Sting began to gain a: | °* or a track athlete than a [ peste? $8500 Gack Mineesnee ft . nde phia at Nome doubted Taber made the time MITH INNING. PLR PA oh a 3 — ; : e ing . —=* ® u = *hoe Reb en.3b 5S i i e . *b 3 i 1 Qo 7¢ nha i -rT e and an. } he . credited him Dut his race was , CARDINALS—Schm Ls POPES Tne eee te Menke ame _ Beottrf 3S @ @ @ Dykes.3b. 4 5 = 1 front 1185 peund ee | ets tee ee ~ . a * r ee ON a mud eing lei | ° Pa Age » “ach S receiving Swams.rf. 2 @ @ @ Lamarif s * 3 @ ¥ ;*o? peunds acan SUSsiness,” said Bauman. “and | paced affair in which four runner Cas , ~ + ’ >a ’ ° 2 ee ” ~ a > . . . 2 > : > ; R- Un: Pr ry - — a . : ty ° _————— ; _ r Toi we . ; : - , , alon "ab yo yn regen od cing Results 7 wk coe teur-Sageer wares a ‘ : : 4 ‘ilien er > = . e SFun.ng ox nO caances and} Evko provéd a goed vehicle far ** *7* Willing to risk $5060 on our | nad handicaps of 160 vards to 46 for ie» ys . " . . 2. as : - ‘ ——— ’ . o ~s “ > ~ ° ou > Olea hi - , + — = r . ; Adige ‘a se . — - Oroncs ; * - : ‘ ‘ ~ . Pret base line. Schmid: | ~~.~~~.. et As Nahm ayy . © DOK 2 Ereat king to e McM’s.3b 4 1 1 @ Poalelb. 6 1 3 @ : : ] win ! thre e {3 13D .a . Pesek's varied talent« sa — -~ the Siecher nay | ~ vards. and each accom modated hist « taking third Blades wa iked 14. } ef ™ " e zs ser ed : hy ~e Rr . 2. Jac sor ef 4 } > oe Cal ay on = " , i #nz n= Ire ry the +o . eh oe ~— | The m ogt ™ pores — . . é Z SZAO iit of. assed to part up oe ‘ tne Dace and by j a : uaa ing the hases tee gene At Belmont Park. | hill mer i eS 2 @ Corbee ¢ 3 = Ol tle Along. Fou or “setae pape mF ‘Tiser Bas ssive thing about cent. If we lose we forfeit $5009) Pt ep Pig position on the tract! oun , J. Smith forced c Set , e $ “Ss Se Y ” euadty - so 28 behind the|‘“°* 4iger Man's” work was h f of sree to aid the Brown man in every pos Schmidt a Le te. . . : -astea.p 1 © ‘ * ‘er ao : r T : me he — we Win we merely get our $5004 ad the O’Ne'1 - oe e Genewich ta! W cother clear: track faat Cochrane Hits Three Homer Grest> . © @ = 7 + oe ; : | $ : ime Serenader, which beat | Speed. The hoids that won fer back.” ili. $5000 | sible war There was much debate . _ ; ornen's hit Aas ; A . aS RA he inaUuUmura ; _ nian oe + J re - nec fe] > mi? - pila. : vv c : : the scorelboa ra S or h Yemr ie at > handicas ee ‘ , rirst ut agger for the — > > - : Freach * ies Se ax = ws —= Were net eCspeciaiuy convinc- Stechey Hax Beaten Peack. over accepting the mark as 4 i. one) - scoriag Rhen ox fe es—Samaritan 1] Mus btpe “eae ninliede ; Mages. @ 3 @ @ Tetals 45 19 2 & was a we pliared econ | ae. .0r the reason that Evko dia BE spn ye has met Stecher onlv once. ' Phiiadelphia. 96-36.2- world's record. and while ft wae at rai‘ mo , bh . = ~ : ~) ‘ oie > \ Omer : . ’ . : : iT ¢ ; "- , a > ™ ” - Be > r) ’ > . opty T 4 : rt ) Ms placed G eels Kamp re rr thet, ~ to M4 peste RY. .O : Rird —. : > i | , inOt appear to fight desperately +o ai was back in Januar?. 1820. at Ra [er ee—Gray, Walters. aceepted finally. it never won gen-| Ye te N renewich. Bottomiey filed}! : rater ‘ : ‘aoe | Wen he grove one ef Gaston's oo “arazen was the favorite. | extricate himself , Omah la. Stecher defeated the “Tic. | ™*% Gaston, Grant. eral approva! } i. . a OM, meh, fak —" +5 . » ? i . r ; ; % a . > 3 fe . . Tetal. . a va, ~ "oS Pes a *-*7 - | ey c ? oh Man" - Two f lis hr > a and » “4 : img third aft-ijre ewe © pitched efforts gh into the righ’ 337 23 3 ine paid I1 to 5. | ; (wo tals in three, Pesek e Severetd. Nurmi will be reg: or the cat Bell walked Nets =a Ni} , seats ty a * me > rer ” * Batted for G P The time was 1-27 Pesek Uses Wrist Lock. winning the second fall with a heed | Boston, 9-17-23, te each quarter in ¢«] Se muffed Mueller « fis atta itinnen Et . - mat - ‘ hs SE a | rourt} ~%, me me _ on ia sneer Pesek gaimed the first fall im 24 sci 2sors Many attempts have be«n . eriet—lLucey Rose Rut iaie- th } r i oGe te one min- Fe?!) me ie; us Z es ; ' ‘he ; >. “or 2 : i " vende « : i om + ~—s > Be esa eT Pie *Ran fer temas in sev venth. . | ; 6 4: nites wit ht : weve and inasmuch as . * . third. R. Smith 1 ~ ~ ENet Muy . 7 Ss, | ee a ee es ee oe SCORE BY INNINGS ers \leck and took the second in 4 ether Sut a tee Sete, ee on ee ee a been engaged in longer @im | arew out ‘re ewe md sent a Mne = tte Oe ial wh. $45 6789 . ae oe : min- ns 1s far , | Washington. 4-172 ance test@# dur gar rive | Bties—Jchosen and Rue | weeks of hi« pam nin ROSTO’N be “ee | / a = , on Ss Ail] 1eeiite#ee >: © @Gew & ? cated Ca iat hie 7 eat rh ree o = af the rin retestin : A : niomer and W veda!’ ~ 4. j erica n Viett., tom le, oan Pheer , . . _ . : : - ae an Os T we-hase hits—Pweele Williams. Th . y eats sania PO i. : : mart "re fai teenie rng if in- New Tork, 6-11.23: ; doubt » _& adility ‘sf re er his chem. wu ver See . —. _ : . _ ' was rei t the fir«: air eat t Ren ost tTwe | —— , . Hornshy threw set — ° AD . a a. =— - . “ : ‘ ae ” = AL. ed He ane Ot Lamar 2. Jacobsen. Home mu o a and te ee ™ ars straight falls to” Rich - ae aps Ba tiers . whey and 4:96 mara this time. on . a ié1 \ ' ; #i,% PP rn. 7 ~ 7 ™ No - & sblades xt . - Se + — ate). —— — > : ain ; alent —Kobert won. Cechru ne . =i - ae "" = 4 _ na unman.é@ ae defend Saale = son — mia ar m = OO “nema 12) flay , ; itm the ered Bit by pat i bh fai Nalin > Orman an at M cts tt) DR a - rs pie " . ro t i Tiere ” , : S2CAS CIVpts (eras Bane : — ' wrestied 34 minutes to a draw > Carhnale, : CARDINALS—Seime, went in *¢ Si bee we t- — Bs , ~ = - pe ae -~ he «me . rn } ay A ee ye = . — : ge ag ‘ne match. Max Bau- There were about 1908 persons in wea «6 ¢ * SOLD FOR ; . : . . a 4 1. ‘ x 2 " - ae . rs) . : i : 7 P va catch for Roston > « ees ~ " Sees , ea eff Walberc. 1 Struck eat—By Ga U Team. ma a. Fesek & Manager, tried to 14- ‘attendance and the rece t w Stuart and Gomgzales. , 5 $50,000 out Schmia: Rhen a ‘ RTH £act Se: teal ~ a! e recerd o oe mere in >; Os me} l: by Walbere. @ [oe > Gress the rewd from the rinc bet reperted oe ~ $1145 ipis ere New York 5-86: 7 the + eaecieted P-ese : _—s .*s rY) Sirucse J : * ol bi witches . . ’ a . . “cor g—it (es ; : ae ne , _ —_ tll . . : ° : : atin " »,. ’ Blades fucled Out to Rurr » . . ie & i St ne " 4 - — — oe © §4 . > © . . i paver mnings: off ny _ 6 ee : oS —_—__——. ‘emes—Scott and Cowdy; amt an Tsv TLL &. Kr. Mar ?i—, RUNS . s ih De “ Shuffie Alone 112 SOOM seman s | The ner ¢ bens ys - wy 3 hits 5 rams is Washington University and the aed Smith. “a Agreement was reached here last | ~~ . - - ; =e =P" o> £9 ~ i- -, 2 ’ : rr ’ . ‘_- . — a. = 7 : hats. 5 ran in 3 _. » sk ~ alia te ; os - , Hu | nea > an POSTON—Seimer was cafe oe (Mca tl Sime 1-37 Sees , . =e Se Stauffer. 1 hit. ore iversity of Kansas baseball unter. Meets winieoegeaal Denerry: ¢ oe » wiereby Son of John, whieh *) re? ~:? e) " . im at of ‘ ia : a - . NI 4 “ ~~. IBnm@mos« ters ‘ hit« » ‘ears ™ cet —_ ot ‘ e - od . ion rd ’ . iernashby fur ad, 3 . Mi or , . inmines. - > a & , it ne iirst of their t mn the Kentuec tiiteeser 12, bye , oo Semes Gray a Mywery to Browns, | sasinaes “nS? Seve Leu, T:| two-game series on the Piner POR INWREE : 2 Ba | rumanen oy last Saturdas =o ome} | : kK ate ; me | acy & 1 Cos aiming : . —— “a come—2h. Lien oa Pike ) em diephia. + preserty “a iy doyul le : T Ce 7 = te ; - Piper er, . ~ ings ‘2 "ws Kansas batties will | Scores ‘or Bantam oe RUNS of The Valin haw ae at ese were rathe ers. In fact all of Mack's men mclude the Pikers’ conference — | Two Days Play Caampion Opposes —— , jue. Deck weed als * avy a irs he for ' sfar , ace mer’y at the exrense € Fis schedu + Im fic T ep? om 2. @ — INNIN ~ the Do ee ee ee Pehnd. dither 7, ~ sss acific Coast Test— Dangerous Contender in 4s. " 2 an . = > > . ’ zr . - ,o — ~ — 2 : ns wran °*2 ~ 4 — . - | a as — satel ar’ = ye “ a a Boa ¥ Y . ' ve + &2 emer «= ~~ "a’tee - ‘ . ' . Ling A series with : Kan , _ seepled “tm Saft. fare Lacie Benn age ed gegen —_ He did not walk the runways, and Jimn K Nebraska, Coa Davis’ ball toss- e , — .* . as Ying * Al ~ . . . e . ; . =r be . : . ao ee out Sell NO RUNS Mo ste Youmge Aopri S.xth — . *r., allihougs Oop at feast two immed the same ° Thaee > Seveioped the habit of commit “ei te the Fost-Dispatch. Br the Asscctated Pres, £T.) eatin Clee, Elale Lo . ane og OR D> “ \ ~ ne ae ' ' Se REARS a es i — =4W Toe ~ . ~ Freiga Hi mage ned to, | Parade. Picker. Thundershower, 3 ee ei as ee ole n= humerous errors and as a re- SAN FRANCISCO, May 22.—The CHIcaAGO, May $22.— Charli Ul arr ™ Wa Le " m FEE LAne . aad ~~ >. : . am “t 2S. bi ' Ironn a 7 oe los . £ . . . a ; ~~ + oe - Singied to center Na> webs 9 on a ae ° a Milton Gaston star-a ¢ Sie) inital cin ‘X straight games. ‘“'’® Players who will represent the PD! Rosenberg of New York, iS Sloprpinge - . > os oi »f sa % =as a - = 7 . 7 is ~~ or ‘ *): "rev er ild return ;t . ~~ ~ ~ ; ‘ 4 ; ‘ . at second Felix walkea « ae At Maple Heights. ea? } t. me eff. the bat "yma . a en ree eee | Seer coltitnn turn to the vic- Pacific Coast im the national open worid’s bantamweight champion, the s > . » se R »Derr ‘te 4 . 4 “ ry? ‘* - . — ' s¢ rey t TY @ . ’ olf - ; ‘ -_ ee es. KR. Smith was calec Weather clear: track fast. , gel et Satter te Thee ite vemeinde fe 1... Last week the defense cave the c championships were decideg ‘ill meet Haroid Smith of Chicago, nm strikes Horneh, r » Abeerins ie imag Wa&s a me drive into the and «+h. “ee ; © IrSMes | nitchine «ta? Ee = =~ Vesterday in th . it an RUNS — on aes a — | hath fied tennis an? a teenie ae Athletics counted six times | Pitching staff good assistance for y in the second day elim:. * @42serous contender. in a 19- : eS r and one-half | lenge —~ oe | rewns did not mak a Ff — = ecession, with Grant i change and the Pikers took three ™**40M Diay of the Pacific Coast reund contest at -East Chicago | ~ 735 ‘ . ~~ . = » £4 : Ger ' : . : — : : : . >i 7 at st | ~~) ba si) ee me # “wit ‘ ie Bt " 4 Pj “a “a Red Heart 110 (Gogenowski!, $4.20. $2 507% = he act, Thee SRE warking ih tern. Net « single mn, {Cullens ten © Iowa State | @ualifying round at the San Fran. /™¢-~ tonight, openimg the outdodr | ~e* no XX cer? yy ss " . ; _— ~ . = ° ? ™ 2 . . -~.° ne ay? i: Been. "ee ~_ +h ~. . we i ea A ' a . , A ned = —— rm ~ . ee . m . ws re ted aa | cin ~ —— s - the : i .. shine e ° : . — Sport here > ~ s ; : : : > 7. rt = + I | Levy's fina] pPpearan oe —— of aod for the two dars’ 3 Resi: of the State 85.5 Time. 1-08 % "~~ ons 3 a: — £O°:n2 os. the ith a = ties : i - © a 2aua act before the s on 4 (yen! yl oe Kerrigan Pa — er . : h * @ . * . _ rd val sais nail “— > wd ._ = . nakers GROVES Gaver . - os = ™ ‘ . The a ©T) 4 wtilal In i - 4senall di « R Secor Se nl ‘ : f his " est no e Ate 29 times , 4nrs >, Who had a card par. has seating «carnac af 2% | Dt. Atomen - Browns’ tots : ote GAME TOMORROW of 153 rd pars, has a seating capacity of 12,- > . “a ' ” “8 anes Thee ‘ se = " : « y » - ‘ ’ LG ern rear = * ~ . ane : " Sam Gra _— ers ° ; ; ‘ ‘ > S , _ a FOR : i ae lea | shthander of . , see niests as he di@ during bate tase. te FUND a | = n as i” ‘ ° hd , “« : . — . ° - - “A ; ps “aie . game ere three . a th -_ P cea el _ Patervia v “ hen ‘ @ y ae . . = ~— - a a rer a* TT ef - Ls _ “a ~ 3 = = ‘ _ 7° ~ . - a ‘~“ v . : BY a pitched bal! throan a ° Rovka wer & w 34% yee oo + Webs 6 Rls : . . : reorg re Ts — : gam, 3 Re ti - x % . . © _ = : . = - ‘7, . . ™ arc 4 na . . ; “The loss of Gray wil! be i se Weather clear: track fast. Mime ee “ “* 43 the possible aan ey will pit os fee tee et Brat. ve HA . vere blow tT. eur club Gemeente . - —. | i’ | Prone tags - .__ —— “ - . = . . i. o : he _ ON ATecarian.- | tar (er, : er ~ ee ues . a , eT = eal = © pastor . Manager Coennie Mack — Ae , en” Pi tM) aimine ™ PASO at a ——. 5 © a > at the hurch | : , .& ee acter «@ «ws — - = SS « mr ™ —_ ~ a 4 of the imjuys \ to " eo = x by . . na » _ . P . “Ml _ ‘ = Date—Oppenent Rr. WwW. en. RAR. on . nila — “ oe The Hat ou'v * . a er. who thi » hie =. Sie tins Wim t‘eril 3. Rewten 23 a . . * ™e - . P y © pictured in , 8 seasen has “On eigh > - 3A «wn — = 8 ‘ _— , = * . ha e ® tiled | straight conres« ign aoa = . . o pri ol. Rexten + 12 , . . re mend - a na your mind as the one right “San S. ee + a . , m isnl 2. ¥. ¥ ' 7 on . er ~ [The | o« ’ ar i -- 7) % % ? ” a . choic : _— Ka . Mi : ._ . . Vay a x y a - @ o - he ~- ; in = e for y ou— it’ 7 here. “Oar c™ ves Zs , : a 3 “ ” BLAEHOLDER SOLD BY > 3, > ees “3S cle ee ow eo we know?) Seas e BROWNS TO TULSA ~saraeeg «ha ao Tt oes Ss 2 sO —— because we have every style “ >_> ~~ oe ; ‘ ‘cage ; ~ 4 -~ on , > ”“ > — CLUB ' May 21 Br . and kind that avo Georte Riaeheolder mr Pees eni tarde - ~ i. (hear hull Derw es “ares fee~ ewnme «. ‘ ” ” iY - M ; 1925 Pl . ~ in f r for ™" é rer ; -"" — . o ‘ , £ ’ ea . yesterdays gurme Del Ween the iad ‘ - Ke ' (Fotaisa i ae a. - 4 ty pr at | row , 7 ‘ ’ Aamle. > . ~—y Le xr ' = = . “ -- | ced | is ns and Philadeiphia Athietics | CC.” + ~ _ Mackmen Toy With Brow nx. L r ef haus bee we soid Mt Tight hy. the **nmmatuge oer » > , Ie nrane cs ” $ 95 $ 95 | Bre@es to the Tulsa club. * | majority of the hone ase we R e | t wre “ Rn === Fin ee mal arnroeunced today bv Pusiness Ma r~ — D is) —— ager Bill Frie! ~ r R To | KROYDON CLUBS : ‘wor = 2. Lu ; ROOR oYPerite Barn ieenita will wave he whe a. f UP _ | Forest Fark tm the ' ° : : anh, | inal prepar, | UN Make Poenete ¢ » | ; tn ‘ery league OPmiest Fane eames iat sage = — _ are ou of the r¥aning rrr tne ‘ead ; . : ——— which eo neid be Weer. = | ef Alten | UNI ato 218. NORTH SIXTH ST. — | a : ~ — svaaxt | | gE ST. TL Between Olive and Pine | ic , od - “ Bi 7 ‘ ‘each r ” ae ? bk Se “ ; ,. >_ 7 al * a - — I EE EE re

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‘f= = = & = @ ‘* *® cs oe ewe eee s***@e@a@anaereae ‘| A FRR FE Pe [TODAY's JF TAI W. I. Pet. Teday 7598 pp nine ted a Ss ATION AL LEAGUE, — ee sible way. accepting world’s record, aceepted finally, eral approval, Nurmi: wil! each quarter ute, however, has been engaged tance teste weeks of his American vy his ability this time. = le SB s = \MECRICAN LEAGUE i; Rioner and Wvooda!' | teries—Vance and Deberry: ree—Carison and Wileon and Wingo, Douglae. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 22, 1925 ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATON PAA vo oN URMI WILL A , Will ’ Try : fe a Mark of ~ 4:06 for Mile ili at + Stadium, Will Be Free to the Public. —eeEeEe eee - \ a = : a the Terrible. » TO VIEW EFFORT AUL BERLENBACH. --— - four and two- his effort w! wack on whi s ; to the Post Dispatch ON, Ma V will endeavor Mass., whose present fifti asked wish. At least 40.000 to view Paavo s effort. Mark.. —Paavo Nupr- establish an Stockholm, are expected | performance, that Taber's pitches knockouts at | foes with Dem , . | psey regularity, Not Certain of Success, | has been depicted as one of the = But Guarantees to Beat —_“ing’s “terribies.” Taber’s ! But “terrible” means , next foe, has wagered | against $20,000 he will garlic. As a boxer « sav evening. a xer, report say. world’s | cautious nature. and former | nt do the knocking out, | all the world is pickite Berlen- eharge to bach to do it, is interesting, means of an! pecially if one considers the authori-| Mike's hands have been reported | to be as chalky as Albion's cliffe. Boston A. A., has been granted this! In fact, Mike had to go into re- tirement some weeks ago while | his brittle hands were rebuilt. Paavo this morning Was not at | Thus, we are asked by ail certain that he could register his hoped-for 4°06 buf he did promise record would tumble oefore his as- the pub- a Taber's Race Was Paced. a formidable hitter. mark its dat The event will be a acratch race, in which severa! oppose the Finn. does come there wil! to question Was question None doubted Taber credited him paced affair had handicaps of vards, and each : and his pasition on to aid the Brown man in everv pos There was much debate ove! s* Wu in which iring milers will a record heard of it. be no reason ; “7 legitimacy. There f “9 Taber's mark Nurmi s Last Race. the time rer NURMI is undertak- ce was a P runners fort to lower the mile run See rT) any more seyere a i? - " . at was at the Yankee Stadium. it never won gen- York, In this event Nurmi run his first competitive be required to travel mile, and again«t none other in close to one min- Alan Helffrich, of Penn and inasmuc has he! College, America’s greatest cer dia- miler. To win this race Nurmi : . -_ - . » he past few! must prove himself able to izit, some champions at ail distances register his) §80 yards to 10,000 metres—a | range of physica! effort | before contemplated by any ath- SON OF JOHN TO BE | lete of record. Nurmi has not lost one scratch SOLD FOR $50,000 | race since his advent to wherehw By the Asaoci ate! press. LOVISVILL b, Agreement was Son of ss | for $5 n 000 Dan VW. ucky Der- . o * become the | “*The Gang’s All Here.”’ Los An- | é providing | HEN the sleek participants rn egg a vet. | in the Latonia Derby prance house might as well play ae -- Se —_— —— = = — —_— WRAY Sia sai "cae aaa things. After reading dispatcher that Mike McTigue, Berlenbach’s Out Berlenbach, one gathers that Pau), as a fighter, must be about ame world's record for the one- | @8 “terrible” as a button run at the Harvard stadium, | ' Cambridce. The Finn, d | pne-mile record is 4 minutes 10 2-5 | geconds, made two years aso in the | Olympic stadium qill strive to reduce ‘thatificure by : seconds, and | | be made on the same - ‘+ Norman Taber, | Caution, Plus Bad Hands. former Brown University star, sev | HE suggestion that he the existing Ame: world’s record of ‘ Nurmi has ie be invited watch him and arrangement between ties of Harvard University and the was not terrible, but his punch cj is undoubted and therefore chael’s wager savors of publicity propaganda or a recklessness en- | tirely foreign to Mike's hitherto to believe thar his broken hands are as good as new and that will change his intire ring policy of safety-first fighting. and step | Out and attempt the knockout of has a record of a rabbit that at- Probably history. somewhere, tacked a bulldog: but we haven't ing a foriorn hope, today Cambridge: but at that his vards to 400 ‘ commodated his the track minutes and 6 seconds does than the fina! struggle of American campeign wil prov mark as 8 This will taka place May country and it scems too bad that May 22—)/ this splendid record should here last | jeopardized in his very John, which | American appearance. rininhed third tn the Kent last Saturday. property of H celes realtor. the horse Successfully *iamination of John is owned by Son Scott to the barrier. 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Teams ask. | Oo Tie for Lead ing for games should state the age class, as should also players request. | ‘Sb eS ing posifions. Accounts of Sunday contests must be in this office early | Monday morning. Address Amateur Baseball Bditor. | cians, ‘|| Pitcher Harley Allows but sevone ( cna in in Sikes aad | Hits in Defeating Madi- an i oera 1 | Gaimes Wanted by--| Amateur Baseball ‘Miss Wethered | ' —— es. A} RPO Pd Pd ; * for Sunday CS, :-a Men gerson, 3714 lee, | Hail, the Ganeg'’s All Here. In | he fh me as |avenue. Colfax 2531 | | the parade will be most of the | Peabody School's defeat of Mad-| St. Louis Travelers, with 3 Muny League | | worthy ec t der the Ken- | , ‘dav i oe team for Decoration Day. Neumann, | prc A pep ning freely Mo ison yesterday in a public school | 371) Spring avenue f | [ Seen Sreeey, "eh ae the four } Saas in the Poat-Dispatch trophy| gymmett A. C.. 16-17 years. for Sunday | horses in the money having been | race resulted in i. tie between the | mornings Emil Hoffman, ard | slreet nominated. teams for first place in Group C., | — may go: while practically all the have now won fvur and lost one, | Cottage avenue. . , : on . Rebin A. C. 13-14 years. for Saturdays if Quatrain trains well he, too, The score was 5 to 4. Both teams! and Sundate Henry Stahl 38324 others of the recent ield are | Traiiing until the last two in- | ,,Serk Flue dr. 17. “Geateni | eligible As the race will be jnings, Peabody ruilied and scoret1'! 59s worth $30.000 to the winner, and two runs in the sixth and one in Morgans, for June: 14 with an out-of-| is a real Derby. run under true |the seventh to clinch the Victory, | “ers sae M. Vaughn, 5100B Cabanne | | Derby conditions, the public will | Harley, Peabody pitcher, hurled| jenniags Jr.. 12-14 years, on home éia- | be almost as keenly interested in | well, allowing four hits. Ken- | mond Robert pee 8832 Jennings. | | the running of the race as in the 'nard beat Oak Hill, 14 to 12, and! road: Jeonings. Mo. | Churchill Downs feature. 'Mullanphy defeated Mason, 15 to “a. ~~ a ages | ean Gao | More faith may be placed in |6, in other.Group C games. | nue eee BF this race as a test of 3-year-old The Arington-Glasgow contest oan pbs os , ay ce ae i merit. for the contenders will | scheduled in Group F was post- | July and August F R°2 North | have become more seasoned by | Pomed. Gratiot beat Mark Twain | Douglee avenue oe SS at " $12 to 11, in a Group H came. | Woodbine A 14-16 years, for June | six weeks. i Sora John Murphy, 4445 Itaska street. It is far from probable that eee ‘ae HE OAK er Rr H E. Sout Side Robins. fo . Par- | Flying Ebony, winner of the |7&v.. 2b1f4 100 Mitche! ss..2 2 1G | ker. b601 lowa avenue | fifty-first Kentucky Derby. will [a4 oxand 4 , 5 F sede . ; , ’ ; Pr. A. Ca, 15-16 Sundays. | | conquer again Jockey S&nde f+ D hte : 0 Kornt ‘4 1 0 o | Robert Fox, 1113 Palm etreet | | Pplaved no mean part in that race, | Vne rf-2b32 001 Mark! 4 », 9 ° Oo 1/ Peerless Stara, for May 30 and June Ay | while the quarter of a mile ex- | 2forr ‘f..2100 D’kinen 363 1 1 2] JiR Qut-of town a enn. juar Peters cf. .323100 H'f'm’: 3 © © 4/| 4134 Enright avenue | | tra distance projects the form PF ™fid. #41 1 0 Stephen If- 201 0! Lafayette-South Sid ‘ith teams | | imto the realm of the unknown. | oo 28 918 Totals 9126 5/|°F out of city. O. G . Sidney 186. | : Singularly. the “placed” horse | Fh plied od 3 me 245867 | Piggly- Wiggly, for Decoration Day and) | of last year’s Derby competed /|Kennard . } 40°33 Quxt4 Mer. Farre|l, Forest 4773M. or Ouve! later in the Latonia event and, ew ast... OOS 3s 5.0 Seas oe | #m that instance. the horse that | nickinson 1. Hotteee Pep Aiexender 1. os Lande! sae” Matison | D | ran second at Churchill Downs, ——Fieming 1. Hoffman 1 Home runs— EOS eanman Ludwig 1 Sacrifice hi'ts— | Chilhowee, conquered the Ken- | Brown pp Alexander. Tavexuta Sacrifice i tucky Derby winner, Blac 70 v—sScnaberg. Stolen bases—Schaberg 3, kK} Derb nner, ack G ld, | Alexander 3. Lehman 2. Fleming 3. Vene- ayers | yan and won the prize. coni 1. Brown 4 Tavegsgia 2. Mitchel 4. _ ; } faff 2 Kornfe! fe ] T udwi - 7 1) ck a PO ;7 " > “a° . “ ik ~~ : ~ Will his ory repeat and give § Ruse on balle—Off Fleming 11. off Pfaff alle ‘oa 340 ; years, catc ' Captain Hal victory? 4 Struck out By Fleming 17. by ‘“eh-| 'nfielder Walter R Shuchardt, man 3. by Pfaff & Pitch!ng record | Mo Fenton 74 ; (nt FF" il “ Lit ]° runs ; ; Sh get oOo. Pe, ee aa ees in Cth. Jennings Ire. 13-14 'C i N W Ids | fain: otf POET Y bse 1 oe 2 pitcher and outfielder jinming; off Pfaff. 7 hi 14 ru m 7 cean yg me “ee * , Lonquering ew or ° lienteme. ete om the Semcast Ped 4 Oek S832 Jennings road. 3 | ILLIE HOPPE hz vin Hill 6 ime— hi 4on Cn pire—— DL a 7m W ; ° Hughes S orer—K \osesner " Cili Renibis —~ daria a, slipped out of the balk line ’ Andrews, ; Retains British ; Women’s Title! wns | Defeats Miss Leitch, Former Tomorrow's Municipal ‘| Titleholder, 1 Up in OO ODD Da NNN ll ll hha - : COMMERCIAL LEAGI!I Fairgrounds Grounds 1. Te ve. Tower Camp M. W. A. 3:00: Grounds 3 By the Ampociated Preas. ——otton Belt vs. Uni 3:00: 6G 4 , 5—Western vs Mt. Moriah, 3-00, | -OON, May 22.—Miss Joyce Grounde 6—lJInternational ve Century, | Wethered retained the Bri'ish la- CRAFTSMEN’S |LEAGUE. | die ' pa e Ang > pe 9. “Aiwa vs. toda ig championship golt ti a ar Star Premio Euciid oday r b ve. Good Ho ‘ Grounds 17 ’ eating Cecil Leitch at Wellston vs eR, nies Carondelet ‘the thirty-seventh hole in a har4- Park—Grounds 1, Cache vs. Magnolia 3.00 ' | fought match that was all square CUPPLES LEAGUE ! Forest Park—Grounds & Envelopes | at the end of the first round and vs. Graham. 3:00: Carondelet Park— Grounds 3. Rhino vs. Arco. 3:00 again at the end of the second. EMPLOYED BOYS BROTHERHOOD. | Mi ° Manchester Park—Grounds ]. Bach- iss Wethered won the champlon.- Bore vs. Western t'nton. 2:00; Geits vs ship in 1922 and again last year. Emmetta. 4:00; Lemp's Park-—Butger timigts. 4 ; . EVANGELICAL. LEAGUE. the eleventh, but evened the avait intermediates.) match at the home hole by drop- alion Park— a vs. St. James. 1:30. Grounds 3, lade. ping a 10-yard putt for a birdie peatent ve. Sem 1.30. three. A 1G BLIC AL, LEAGUE. (Seniors ) The cards: phason Lien, Fark—Grounde 1, St. Ste- OoOUT—~ Lal e) “?). . 1 - S cependent vs. &t. res qunée 2. In- | Miss leitch, 3 6 3. St. Peters vs Zion. 3 2, Grounds 4, | Miss Wethered 4 St. mee. . MANUFACTURERS’ LEAGUE. | IN— Fairgrounds—Grounds 2. Title Guar- Misa Leitch 444435673 4—38 Qnty Co. va. _Sunitgnt, 3:00. Grounds 4. Wabash vs. Triple A 23 Forest Park— | ——76. Tr H ripie A grounds, Atlas vs. Puritan, | wigs Wethered 5434345 4 3— MISSOURI PACIFIC LEAGUE | 35-——75. Sherman Park—Grounds 1. General Sccounte vs. Engineers, 340: Grounds "SUNDAY “scHoot Boosters 3:00. | ST. PET ER’S DEFEATS ST. ' sion 18. 34.1 eee: nde 1S 4, 11. 12. ROCH’S; ST. MICHAEL’S " Forest Park-Grounds 6.7, 1. 3%" | WIN IN PARISH LEAGUE The St. Peter's nine, leaders in 454644 4—38. §453645 4—40 x _M’BRIDE WINS OVER the C. B. C. division of the Parochi- and mig | cateher,| °° ‘tS third victory in the Prepar- atory League yesterday at Sher- man Park when McBride beat Taylor, pitcher for St. Michael's, Chaminade, 11 to 5. McBride now hurled a three-hit contest and St. stands second in the circuit, with|Michael’s beat Sacred Heart, 21 to HAMINAD al School League, strengthened its eG DY . is IN E; HAS CHANCE hold on first place, rene. by TH WES defeatin St. Rorh’s at C .B. C. ba TIE wi TERN a ae Beaumstark struck field, 10 to 3. Wessling pitched McBride High out 14 batters, gave but two hits and hit a singte,. double, triple and home run out of four times at bat, two of which were homers . yi" a ht : | The Style Market ‘Quotations today from ‘London to Wall Street ‘indicate a strong Bull Market for Broad Brims. My advice to every ‘man who bought = ‘Short”’ last year is to get under ‘cover this season with a wide brim. | Don’t let the fellow who is “long” on short -brims unload on you. | I’ve got them in all dimensions, but I’m not going to sell you last ! 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPA:ITH ~~ FRIDA . : - te the we mertvigtiate: =: : sd > SPAULDING TO QUIT (of the gridiron eat: ot os ects Go |{Fere Worth Scores Eastern Clubs Dominate Both FrankieO’Netl "js roorsau concn 209° 2S a Way to Les Angeles. te ; 7 hd bed ) ae 2 eee Se “gown 72 Runs in 3 Games Lae Bis DAA See ewe eM May Quit Riding AT MINNESOTA U. tinal details for signing a The 1924 tournament was won er University of Califorsia, @ ine Tripie A team. which defeated} for @ New Major League Pennant Races ™TSAEUPOULE "Minn, stay 22.— DoSRCR. a8 Deed feochat . . . . » & = a ee a a ee ee er ee . ‘he O'Fallon Park Tennis Club rep otihattn diamine resentatives, 3 matches to 2 By the Associated Press For the second time within four Werd received here ee ag on ee ee it on pe eee ee eet Te es ig — Stable to. Become Tramer, years the University of Minnesota effect that negotiations sions will consist of three singles ‘G up @ total o ie 5 | aa aa ‘ Fa teal Rae aay “have been completed for a ‘and two doubles matches. Each runs in three games, the! jitorcectional Series to Date Show Giants, Athletics and § Ome Paris Report States. = ‘o have ® out tecthall | watract at an sae : | — .$10,000. Spaulding éraws ee i i i id Start ‘lomorrow : team must use at least five plavers Fort Worth Panthers, Texas ot ie: ‘ “on Sat : : : } Ferris Plays Forest Hills, While amd mat. more than.eeven.. Matches League champions, are believed | Senators Superior to Western Riv als. William H. Spauiding. in charze year from : Minnesota - a Triple A Meets Country ‘consist of the best two eut of three to have .established a league aye a ; CONnSISt : ‘ i PARIS, May 22.—The popuiar we ’ } ser with San oar ~N : Clab Team. — nes Oh. Ene oe ane ster American jockey. Frankie O'’Neti . : rT : 4 . Tn : . ic lore Vest __ . 5 * , ‘ © + ; The se hed le a anged o3 the st Antonio wn n c . — Specia to the Fost Mspatch 5 “apon the returns from the im —- has quit the NMiIacompber stables -& Louis District Interciub Committe da. The Panthers scored i? \ NEW YORK May 92 Judged upon S trom the inter- natin erential wach tanees —_ , £0) ‘alls for 1@ matches between May _— uesday. 29 Wednesda, : , hy rhe - = pra _— — ins esdaa\ + anes 7 xr. r ey ¢ ; . ™ . By. Devi Or oi and Sanat Oc Stamens ae the = a ‘ a tall sectional meetings to date, the West of Mr. Greeley’s enduring fancy, today in racing circles here, where a, vison - « bas not a bal! club capable of making a contest out of either of the everyone wants to know what = seal : ~ »Y : ‘hy . -_ « a. ta . t ~ ; + Nn = ia J “ If court conditions permit, n sions will meet JUme 27 for the heavy scores gave : : aeenin O'Neil intends to do now. ; : CR G@rst round of matches in the pri- championship. sweep of the series and put major league racen. _ e E h He is rather reticent, although | _ " a = » ‘ vv an 7 = : b- ; a > ‘ — . &> J sate club division of the imerciud The Sensen’s Scheduic. them in undisputed possession They havent seen 4 — * a st eri os - nee amiga Fankecs, | it is understood he proposes to . - le 3 a t . ” ~2 1920 and the in- agecering aiong wit Pe sang . tennis tournament for the Joseph The interclub schedule ig as fol ef first piace ) in the West since -°-” os aie be | elderlh ache : w ai °- | turn his long experience to ac- Werner Trophs w 1} re play a | ows + 3 % om A Tota! of 7A? runs was dications are that the v Sai vo — ‘ . ~s al pit see! ave a.mo,t * hy becoming a trainer Ac- i . @ VEC! May 23-—Ferris at Forest Hillis +h three games ~ toward the Eastern oOroken even against the Western cOoOUnT 0} tt 5 : } w aftiermnoon at - Oo COCK. ,,. = ~ - scored in the (th coal JS eommmg Vea SS. bash lien 2 j t other reports he in- + 7 rip.ie 4 at st Louis ‘ Puntry ‘ lub. ‘ ‘ - c.ubds, Winning six games a d . cording .O = © ‘ |? « a N matches ID the mun ix ipad ‘i- : Ma "4 Kirkwood Country “ub ite ~~ horizon In Octobe! - , away ing secnn n :05S- tends to ride as a free lance for | i . = : ™* . + ’ 4 :? ior . ° rT (,iants Ot - 424 _ — . " * core » Tyee ] * ‘ \ (PELL i id Oe { 7 ° r os : *- i g the Ferris Tennis Club tearn May 30. ‘ : " : _ y hie} te rip , che *¢ dq hen the,cemiort to the harass “tina > : eet the Forest Hills Tennis lune 4—Ferris at St. Lewis Coun- | *58*: Dr. Frank Dieknel Triple ome back to the field They have ‘ aa — College Baseball. : e ; | ~ " = : . — . ; . -_ e, . the i a ) . “ry c _ o ™ ; plavers Brian Norton wi.l De tre Mub A. Clive oie Western en es —S , a aly, - ay * oar gam a . . ; - ee . ~eeananet shes nstead, in iourteen piavred therwi Pi sene — -. K - g from the lineup of the Fe. June 6—Triple A at Kirk wood - first intersectianal clashes. Ins Wester? Reg Bl tm eget a mena” 5: ounaaie e & Club. Count: . Club. Coeuntry CI ub at Minor League Standings the (Siants have stepped ov ‘ : - cf. ‘ i 0s a euld have hull Harvard > ane ee ° o . ; Z Forest Hills Se ‘a CE em longer lead because of the Gown in the mavonnai«e Hely Crees 6: rdbam @. Im another miat: h Triple A team a THREE I LEAG a even longe! > oppose the St. Louis Country June 18-—-Ferris at Kirkwood ' w ct. Clud WL. Pct.' faieetto showing of the Western ‘ . Country Club p _ 1} & 64, Kiconm s 9 4:1 a thie ot yf Nati Lj ¢ . i?) Peoria +: ++ ——— - ‘~lubs in this sect:on 0: sanicna. \ — ~e > be oe June 20—Kirkwood at Country Branm Le 6 625 spring a7 7 $38 mena Bem - rv ces re ray rown. ww a) a : : . rin — Hau {) fh = i 3 se : + a. i i ‘ : aiVa J . “a ' . ——_ werent ee = Se 4 Decatt $s 8 4:1 Que on ae ‘The Chicago Cubs. for example : l be im Chicago with Norton for June 27—Winmers of private ciub ~ in nM uOoS. 3 4 . . ~ w ~ 7 - ~* ‘ ™ > . ho : intercity match and Municipal divisions meet in WESTERN re PP ee ee 9 eg 4 4 . , . . > J ¢ —_— P>ee ef. & . 1 . ‘There will be two more inter- final round. | Club WF a oe. ie 14 435 Wimmer and are going ba k e b matches Sunday Kirkwood In the even of rain er wet courts | Rover 18 14 563 Les Moil5 16 484 most thoroug=ly beaten Ciu» Of any 1 call at Forest Hilis tor one ithe matches scheduled for Satur St Jos..17 14 +49 onae 3 , -. in the field Ther have won ex- i eA . -_ . " . ~ 13 > *) . c a = - = . *- > > Dervis plays at Triple A.j@*7* {2 June will be piayed on om : | actly twice {in 13 etarts, beginning : ; . ; ae Sunday afternoon. The officials ire WESTERN ASSOCIATION. their invasion by . “repping fan : eae Wele peprae rom as follows Davison ©ODear, chatr- Club Zz. PP. Pe Ciud w. F. ret. | eretsht ta tne Braves Tho S: 7 a : Saturday imam Central 4)14:; J. La Werner ™ 8m %4 10 706 Muskeg .s =2 .S} PBN a ; | ty ns our ' oo “ - - oo nim, we 22 1° 47 Itnder’n. 13 22 371 | ouis Cardinals and t Cine: nmat . With eight clubs in the munici-'Country Club, Olive 4987 Andrew are + er a i perinart 12 71 364 2 oe See , 4 — — Mes Reds have only slightly better rec- Chub w. PF Club . FF. et osing sin ; Salina .14 8 636 Enid ae a ee ee . : : ‘ Cushing 1 ® S71 ark Cy. @ 11 4°70 Only one Western club, the I'i- o Ewe ll 476 Toveka 9 15 109 rates. have improved their post- COAST LEAGT FE. tion and they happened tc be like Cc -" Pp PKRer co rr PP Yet +} _ wrt th — _— ‘Ollar san Frn.3110 756 Qukid ee ante ee 16 och eae Seaiparseace as Ang 73 18 S88 P'tla is 21 450 and a tree limb for a i@ c.aSPp Seattle . 22 S37 Sacram. 17 + erne iv-t woo DU 7 . —— een! so perforce thev became beter ASHIN : INTERN ATION AL. hte" Ghee Wins to Ga. W GTON AT EIGHTr!I 7 ub Ww Le P : ("] it w I Pr “# > ~ » oe | a « ‘> ; tT "ex , Ry i._@ - cr Se ” r 1 st i) t ne N\ Al na eaz a ‘werontt om S 538 LDrvereb r'g * ry 49° race so Ca ed Jax aA. T) . o vos J oOnMeeug! Uv = ta 333 — ‘ — “he American eagzue circus SOUTHERN. has witnessed similar tr:umphs ~ a “hub WwW. LL. Pet Club WwW. L. Pet. | om bat far tha } - ranten ——— ie ae = Nashville 2015 571 Memphis. 2019 513 ‘Be West for the leading conten«- tte eB atlanta "0 17 541 Mobile 18 18 500 ere from the east. the Athletics ana eee eee eee New Or 18 17 514 Birmi am 1719 4°72 . a : e - , hat oga Sis 514 | Rock 14 JS 378 senators W hea he ea stilern wie” satel vasion began. the leve land Hart, COTTON STATES. ile ee ee, Bead, lo =e 7 Meridia: Is 10 845 Ma ‘ l 4 48; 85° a res ar n nz keburg IS i> 60) H x 41" 4592 Tigers and Browns but : . j 4 Scr > >>" ~ - s '4 ~ 5 » . aure 14 483 FR 2? 198 387 indians are cow. in fa : Pp a . _ R FJAT (00. ee | cwmnicay oc nd a Sine ant Seen aim beac a * . as AMWMERK 1‘ Ls. I LThON Tria kK ne a) ae "ean y - on 7 Hema eS ene = Sour ~ub w p -—. x oe er - ‘ - : , S: Paul18 14 3563 Loum } 500 rhe Macks have won ten games 700 Pine St. and 623 Franklin Av. Set and lost two since venturing vond the Alleghenies: the Senato-- | replied by Winning nine and iosing Minor League Results INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. lersaw ‘yy > Read re 4 Providence 8 Ba tmore 4 . Syracuse 1. Toronto 6 & -. ar ta- ° PACIFIC COAST LEAGTUF. _ San Preemie . ~ oe ° | neat ge cs aa : Anysopy can make a wide &f gosto’ ealbidomengte | brimmed straw. However, Sorinafieid 14. Independence 6 : Okmulgee 4 Fort Smith 5 Aramore 7 Muskogee 10 TEXAS LEAGUE. Beaumont §& Dallas San Antonie 12. Fort Worth 7°74 a opens yreour acceunt' Yee « set as mummy Tires as vou want and pag fer them at reer convenience in secall weekly $006 thes & thee a > _~ thes ae the beat tires and yea + ‘erdurey Cords are proving ° their SU DEF ir ——. 70 WASHINGTON BOULEVARD Open Evenings Til &. Sundays Till 2°. THREE-I. LEAGUE. WuUlncys : Waco 17° WF : _ “earing @ualitees en theusands of care i - _~ “n : a el > over America! Ther stand a—-aine Sein Cheever sion 4 servicer. Buy them on credit ' . AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. . Kal “« . ~ ~ «. 1 CORDURO MARKE _ Baloo’ Y TIRE T renting TIRES HOWAKD G. SKINKER : nano is 95¢ Work Pants $1.95 Cassimere $3.95 Tailor-Made Not-Called-For $8 Pants adh iz Used, Like New Sizes le 3: Peora 8. Decatur 4 Bieomington 6 Evansri! e Sorinetiei? 0 Danville 5 , — — ees oe el we Rete | KK a RESORT and TRAVEL INFORMATION ‘a | | ne a A 4 - oe ee ae we Where To Buy Mattoar Head-Made The Post-Dispatch Resort and any Question that occurs to you. A cr ¥, $ The Post-Dispatch Burean is com- pletely and efficiently equipped to give helpful information in con- nection with Resort and Trave! in any section of America, either by rail or auto. This service is yours without cost or obligation. ‘ ing softness and spring:ness and the clearness and lustre of the preventing loss of originaishape. ° Both the body and band are proofed. TMALLORY STRAWS ARE HAND-MADE [ 4 AN YS —_——————E sae t. 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-= of the gridiron aport of the school since 1922. ‘Way to Los Angeles, to work ont final details for signing with the University of California, Southern branch, as head football co athletic director ach and bur Word received here w pta effect that negotiations ee dy, pail have been completed for a five-yes” eontract at an annual Salary a / $10,000 Spaulding draws $7500 ~ ze year from Minnesota. ; T SYRUP cams) | UCT MOE LEG Mi NOs SPIRO Te ve * . “© SEAS, SA cS ne need ee SRN: ~» he ek a . DR. CHARLES R. ERDMAN. attention to this special subject in its local as well as national con- nections. ““QOQur pastors and asked to co-operate with all consti- | | tuted authorities for law enforce- ment.’’ . ELECTED MODERATOR | eee ee ee ? Xe a) dg aN SP Iie ? w — - ~ - : : Dd ie « s ee Y 2 4 , ’ — » ; 4 a 4 : x Se ’ a Th ? f-* - people are | AFFERATA’S GARDEN DELMAR AT HAMILTON Where Delicious Foods Are Served—Will Open SATURDAY, MAY 23 MUSIC AMUSEMENTS me: iia Free Concert at The MANSION in Davis Place Come—Hear—Enjoy ANTON SEXTETTE Lo iis orgwanization sram of classical ilar numbers Aasinted by premier musical! ied pro- pop- in a Var and DANCING Mr. W. Niedringhaus, Tenor Miss irene Hawley, Soprano Two f the city s pop a’ entertainers Pub] nvited program at s-30 m.—Parking space fo lf a’ Best W a \ ts Davis Piace is through Clayton to Nort and South Road anda ther soutl t entrance srounds t lial bhiehted— You n miss it AMUSEMENTS Ya | i “a Direction Manicipal Theater Associations MUNICIPAL THEATER—FOREST PARK 1925 Season Begins Monday Wight Bi | Monday, May 25th, to Sunday, May 31st | CapETo MUNICIPAL OPERA | PERFORMANCES NIGHTLY AT 8:15 Johann Strauss’ Romantic Ope ALL-STAR CAST—CHORUS OF SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OF 5 = | ©. | 1546 Reserved Seats for Every fee Performance Now on Sale © | Prices: 25c-50e-$1-$1.50-$2 (Box Seats) | F . | Opera Ticket Office, Lobby of Arcade Bldg., a | Sth and Olive; Phone Man 4000 oe. S , - : an . s » —* > Anne Nichole Presents The Rerord-Smashine Success [IRISH ROS POP, MA Wed., 50c, $1.00. HUBERT JEFFERSON | ATS SOW Nights and Sat. Mat... SOc, $1, $1.50, $2 “A NIGHT IN VENICE” E $1. TODAY’S PHOTO PLAY INDEX AUBERT { Aubert & Easton and Amateur ee | @Gth and Chestnat “DECLASSE” ee CHEROKEE ; Cherokee and Ohio a eee “THE ee MONSTER” rn ee MOORYF. Cinderella {othe , Cherokee and lewa CONGRESS | 40°23 Olive THOMAS MEIGHAN “Tongues of Fiame”™ —e Badwy. and Olive DELMAR 4938 Delmar DELMONT Ec; 5630 Delmar lle wom | — ¢ BVGENE O’BRIEN FAIRY —_{ "Conny, Goan | 5640 Easton “Friveleus Sal” GRAND CENTRA Grand and Lecas KINGS { 818 N. K’gshighway “Rattling Oriles”™ BETTY COMPSON in “GOLD HEELS” Musical Novelties “DECLASSE” PERCY MARMONT N. K's “IDLE TONGUES" MELBA ss {' “THE BRASS BOWL” | Grand and Miami . and Amateurs er “MIKADO SKYDOME : “Listen Lester” Vaudeville Hamilton @ Faston MICHIGAN ; “THE SADDLE HAWK” CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG i DAINTY DORE | SISTERS & PAGE CHIEFTAIN CAUPOLICAN || Dick Henderson |! DOC BAKER in his new Protean Revue Crphoumt Yatra of 2:15—TWICE DAILY—8:15 in person in “His Adorable wife” KIMBERLY Kismet Sisters | Michigan & Robert ‘ and Carondelet Kids rocrcnsiengianeptoeanamgeenmsinatemanaipee oe ‘MISSOURI {BEBE DANIELS | Grand and Lucas “Crowded Heur” “The Signal Tower” | _ tants | CORINNE GRIFFITH LON CHANEY in in | Th Code of the West" ) | 4028 : CRITERION + OUR GANG KIDS in | “LOCKED DooRS” | f CORINNE GRIFFITH “Lover of Camille.’ ‘MOGLER | @th and Bremen PLAZA { ¥ Clara and Etzel RIVOLI MARJORIZ DAW in “Greater Than “Marriage” PERCY MARMONT . me er anne Be cet GRAN D moue HOUS 11 A. M.—CONTIS COUS—I11 P. | 25c and 40c oDiV AND HUMAN SEALS 7 OTHER BIG ACTS FEATURE PHOTOPLAY “LOVE AND GLORY” = UNION A EK M. PHOTOPLAY THEATERS © — Every Man Should See “EVE’S SECRET” And Every Man Will HAVE YOU SEEN IT— rae / OLnm 650,000 SYSTEM GIVES “COOL HARRISON FORD HOBART BOSWORTH HARRY MEYERS A METRO-GOLDWYN ON. THE STAGE INTERNATIONALLY FAMOUS ICED -AIR COOLING THE FFPFAT OF SEA BREEZES” Vroadway Stage Success PICTURE Overture ATribule fo VICTOR HERBERT DON ALBERTS ORCHESTRA fas |, JACK LONDON'S. “ADVENTURE” | TODAY On the Stage — PASTELLE BALLET—With 20 Geis a ee ~ a) ~ jie ee IE LO EEL ae zy gr" SP ae? sce ee ee, ee 2. oe ~ ee ae = —“~ 6th Near Olive “Idle Tongues” Union & Easton ‘ and Amateurs | WEST-END LYRIC { Delmar at Eaclid MILES WEILAH in YALE { “Dangerous 3700 Minnesota Pleasure” SATURDAY | Learn Eve's Secret- and Set 2 cound-trip ticket to a ‘> >. ‘ m 2 Ps: ; w.; eS BAN 7 es , em en?! A Super-Sennett Comedy On the Stage~ C The | Origina MMOs lroom Dancers DeLuxe it pe from the Orpheum Circuit = — oo oe MAUSIC sT TIMES TOD BEBE DANIELS "The Crowded th Sena and *“Heur’ | Penee Artists { “CHEAPER TO MARRY” “TRE DEVIL'S CARGO” PATSY RUTH MILLER “Those Who Judge” | regarding the leare AKEP POSTED REALTY MARKET and SELLING er FXCHANGING throeegh POST-DISPATCH REAL ESTATE eee. ,ADvaggris the advantageous claims of BU TING, — . ’ i JOSEPH LITTAU'S | HINGSHICHWAY NEAR DELMAR — y FATHER Y ANDSON ' Y RIVALSFORTHE ,*% LOVE OF THE SAME WOMAN/ ry S —_——— : " ! ayy a ~ : | oe ’ ~ : 7 = | t Bx ICA S f WA ne | ‘ , TIMES TODAY cast : My Wife ir BEST PICTURE. THE ENTIRE YEAR a, —o™ RENE RICH ~, JOHN ROCHE Ei, CONSTANCE BENNETT HUNTLY GORDON OHN HARRON. Percy Marmont and Doris Kenyon in “IDLE TONGUES” SEMTHM STREET rs NEAR OLIVE | aie ™ * —_— - ad 2 5s ; 4 By os. . - A 2 . cal E gem " o \ xt nt 4 . i : » LAST TIMES TODAVY— Grand Central and Capite! — Corinne dariffith in “Decl . »"" Lyrie Skydeme and West End Lyrie— SAMUEL GOLDWYN PRESENTS A GEORGE FITZMAURICE ELINOR, GLYN. DID NOT VRITE THE STORY, BUT MANY WILL BE- WiEVE SHE. DID ———— L MONTE | STARTS SATURDAY Ladies! Learn | “EVE'S SECRET” | It Means Happiness — 4 . ’ — ow - ‘ : : aN Pet ee o 4 : . j 4 a LS a , # )

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BEAUTY PARLORS AND HAIR DRESSING RERMANENT WAVE—RKew York ; $15. Lionas Mes for 4 eae t. _ A RING—Lost. white gold. — methvst ~& BEAU PA Classifications... See = Giamond in center. in front = aise ML open. 3 Arsenal. For appointment. ne Wanted _ lnery Co.. tga? Collesen: ag pe Stecces ward. 4008A Sullivan. Colfax 5520W. "ERMANENT WAVE —Guaran oo wa. — . Rooms , RUG——Lost; large. from truck. Saturd ter waving; no kinks, no tries § $i5.F For "iceman — — ae Si5a F — =! ee ae Rl ee te ee reward. Delmar O88 appointment _eall Lindell 6825M. CAUNDRESS—G@it.: washing or ——l PRESSER—0Or tailor: prefer one whe Pr tal UG— Les “ A RMANENT —— : knows how : ; Totlet Articies. mesuer of the bes ro’ Auxi! iary No. South Side: “libera io, Denne See a mes. no combe: $10. rng a pet -3 ee Be — or one whe will join sehen OLF ypogra phic No. “ ic? ‘cS ea 4 : wi . . und bring =. wart The Cleaner ~ Entered into rest om Thursday. | SCARF—Lost: biue and eray silk. initrd. Residence work done also (89 | home: lace curtains, 30c; shirts, under- PRINTER—Y man = are May Re ge & =o m.. at resi- ed room. Statier Hotel. reward. Mair DANC! Bomont 30303, or 7 $1: ladies the rs) | work. 102 a ion and eae - | * wee: Soa Twelfth street. Fred- 808 fe) NG ; : ~ William Wolf. beloved husband of | SHRINE PIN—Lost. between _ Bellevi | 7 = REPAIR MEN . 2 o—— eview, ‘CA TELEPHONE 3 yg = Mary Wolf (nee Franz). brother of Stanler. 7 Pomehester: liberal re) mn ge Oe ping ACADEMY — Ofive! sit. by voung and ba auteuidiinn ee ae : L—_ RN etre Conall Ida Hacker ward. Benton 1 leosene. 96. on eels + in 4 private | enced. Forest 901 Ll before | wee a. | MERCIAL ALTO BUDT CO. 5401 } Dee profitable connect @r é cere uncle. aged 46 vears. snag ware wa Xt, in 2 Ss ae te | Dancing and instructions ovecr eae ne | | WOMAX— Wants day work: Tuesdays and | SCORER — Experienced fe) aon ane reueat : | class pay ; Soa rvs | ' as ta Remains at Witt Bros” chapel 2929 EF Py SH, urn Jen-| Thurs. evening. Men 60- ladies 40c. | Thursdave i) Bement 3325W. be for ‘ AR v nee avenue. Funeral Gaturday. — “pee instructions and checking. tay | bea yy a - heusework. 3 | oe ipive operate dingie. or : scHWw Z & WILD, | eine Deceased was a member of Svivan Cam> Fone GRAND BL. COMMUNITY CENTER — Boment 7235. | Respericere reference" : | Washington, oth floor. ret Che _ 342 wo Ww af — saiaeiaeniniin Grend and Vista: dancing taught in 4| ©CUNG LADY desires position ag ad-|SERVICE MEN—3; te) ! ae | YORTH FOUND BY POLICE. private lessons. $5: anv hour by aopem: | Gresser or do copy werk at home | ; $35 week to cart: a nie f am KEYS—Four. on "sing. Fifth District. Ce pt S20._Lindeli_746. . te?) part time Grand 4985J. non wp sleeves aod week ‘. you went. Genre ‘ oah = ~*~ the 9 Fasiag | CHETRS evenings. Lin. 4745. Adana 308 Pienyy | | soniy-_ bonus additional and free life 'in-| Sell our advert x Se PRESSER — | Dereain - ay | | ; - |LEARN to dance: lessons at ; —am i | Hosiery Mills. on Dept. Real Silk | a@d merchants- clean, ; stn ‘ . ies’ Smee reade Bildg.. after) ™ate and established on whtte d@uck and CHEVR ANGELICA JACKET OQ. ytd || BUSINESS CARDS || = sere eee [HELP WANTED] SHIPER Stock a8@-maren ike | Tate’ ewes cirealar on rQc uest Arcadia School / one . | Glive. Phone ‘Lindell €538 or 6105 (a! ary wamted and it and sal- | $485: w | PRIVATE or clase ieesons, any hoot” hie bond: one who worked im machine wast |. Pong we full oe | HEV RA l= 3 a preferred Box N-171 a Post - 5 ~ SI fun lah ‘ = vere re Joseph E. Brannigan. (ce) | | Grace Adams. 5072 Delmar. Forest 197 2 ‘ |» ; \ 7 ed CARPET CLEAN’G—UPHW’LS’G | = (cS) | SEN, BOYS | SHOEMAKER—Is shoe store. 3223 Park Five neat ee a = - ; ‘ — 4 > toa faim ~~; 7 aero / ag s =e DB In memory of Camelia H. Towers. whe CHICAGO aS CLEANING ©. rr TO PAINTER—Coleor and May °22 : va — > « —_ DETEST VES [O PAI: color v : —_ &, ty ithout «a mother work. Lindell 2030. 3829 Finney. DETECTIVE— : | .— 2. S crew, sea he tote & TEAM a Sr mt : - - -- ieee a r . : All things the world may send: : : cB) | Former UT. &. Government | = F fe) | ————— t av. fe) Por when we lent our mot ae. ca + . —-e- rn. — a yo ay investigating. | ae N , Be Call at ence - Sige WRITER—Te write stems om : . ei our deares en ' — >S.| ton Bid ~ rie- | ; — _ 25 _ once. W. Hanpeter a She wore the crown of pat! lence fe) efarreer ie beta Olive e 1571. BAKER'S HELPER—With some experi- _ture Co. lith and Palm rine the rears she struggied on, | had CE E. LA CHASSE does' . *™ce in bakery 918 S Vandeventer SOMA DISPENSER—Enderie And the bands that rest forever | CARPE | - owe =o . locates ea ee ee Grand ‘ Drug = Co. RS & BUILDERS veovle. & “yo missing : nd and Arsenal. / Tit idg. Olive 8742 BAND SAWYERS STENOGRAPHER—Young man with 1 or | yea Are the hands that made our home. Sadiy missed CARPENTER and builder. repair work a) HUSRAND and \CHTLDREN. (co) | .and_ alterations (cS) |COMMERCIAL AUT 5 2 years’ office experience. See | == == | SORGW. ee: ae ' . Bulwer av. oo oe mctere Co. 1116 s. miter ~ 4 ) CARPENTER a — INSTRUCTION BLUE PRINT AND PHOTO PRI | TECHNICAL GRADUATE— ___— CEMETERY LO Ts oe porches. a — ~~ A. “s ALL men. women, 15-65. wanting to qual CHINE OF ERATOR—To cabe ST MA | et nationa! ; comeanin ol ) | GEMETERY LOT—in Memorial Park | Wilson 2533 Hehert Trier 494. 5) | _Uy for Government positions, $140 $500. Sane of Diue print room: steady job: had yt & technical graduate who bas : Cemetery: 6- crave orice $150. Weer | CONTRACTOR and bullder: repsirs and home or traveling. write P. Ozmen 4 expenence, age. references and sal- | Tears of or two experience: 24 to 23 | ; St. Louise Trust Co.. Sarah and Easton (c7) alterations: reasona ne Colfax 3878] Louis. Mo. : 9 ~~. ane cxpestet. x N-221. Post-Dis. (¢7) | Splendid Pg tj : 6 GRAVES for mile. best part of Vathalia (e@) CLADTES—tLearm hairdresei ee ~ 3942 Franklin. drug store. after | a man ebo rage. Box = | reasonable Cabany T7060. - >: CONTRACTOR. RUTLDER—Generai +repair- marceiing. fh, r~——F 1 res. aa noo —_*et= Frank eens Ra zis medians: nif? + ae | nition . S-41 Tr an [2 — n 7 —_ o - — a “oi a a eee aig _—_ : » ping amg, faising houses nad screening. | GAY And Nich! clases. St. Lous Acad: work.” Reston Presse. TTT 3. Stee | ee a nen teen with | MEN —Seeerionces oo ' FLOOR AYING—Sanding oid foo f Beauty Culture, 2¢ fl. 804 Pine. . T—! Sen. e factory experience. 2938 Ofive. | lz Barney's Army Steve Pp E R S O N A L _new. BC Suit. Lindeil hyp mas LADIES—Learmn_ a a foe? | 30. ¥ — Experi oe gi a _— & 6S stom | ULCANIZER—Young man_ | | - j GARAGES built 10xs : n auty culture, day or ome: — ; = ot oe 7 Choutea.n.(c96) | $250 4808 Olivia xs. $1 Cire : 8x18 ma. ight; thie fascinating work taughi un- | BOY —Whi te: delivery and clerk 2 |WATTER 518 N Sarah sr. leo ; i |GARAGES built. broick fran 2: = ge Fg prone atx ‘P conditiots: Moler opera- | _». 13th st lerking. 205) | WATTER—40 years old: ex ——— Mj ——. om PERSONAL— Whereabouts of —_—— Cc GARAGES. es day or evening: hours 9 to craduating: | ancement. Box N-2s80. P -p a 4 MAN—Who had experietce in Our men - , : _ Scott. Call Grand 39747 XS ae Cal! lL. 6 to 9:30 (cD) | olen house. to examine piece geod: | from $800 te Stan 5 phite ——e : ; or write Grand S582. 3 - steady _ : J) to $1 ; . into rest om Thure- | ~~~ wbo .~ Coca-Cola | tee “door root. on riding. one giase eery- Century y Telegraph Co.. 211 XN tim tea - CABINETMAKERS ment cretion: good chance rd advance- « mechanical pane oe _ - Hoepital Fas Kinganigh=s | tuck bit Ford coupe and it over . millmade entrance SCIENTIPF! et ON Ft. (8) Opper and Marean. — roa and 8 trade Pony Sm , ~ _ o ver the best of tracks. as C—beauty culture taught bs / re! tunity to get steady job with elq | “2d Moreen. fectioners end’ drux _ ~ = By a May , ene oO. Or GARRETT Rm | B = Ge! = ne me — _—— oxen -lw ic maaan yy eateres. 5B ore Ele. tr 3524 GLARE Bk Schools_ 'cHal FFEL R—For _—— ‘cS | YOUNG MAS Te ate te) Mason ro Meetings | e=ut? Cojfax 3639] -. | GLOBE a t COLLEGE — A modern | _ Olive st. . *. 3887 and work in parts de ring ita a a Bn WRIGHT DOES IT . Tt. een i the barber trad (cr references. “ Partrment : b pong * a. — 544—Siared. tonight; 7:30. F. -~ ck service a Bh Ge ad on oid EN _ 8185 Wana: & “aaa dix - | CHAU FEUR—Youns man desiring ews _Jefferson.¥ mes naars Aute C2.. 226 fe) len. C ee. Visitors welcome. _ mm — Fim gy A fixtures: we wire moze M eS ep barbering. day or night | *®*verience Jon ~y ‘in with @e@me YOUNG MAN “ % KEMP WM the city. #. AW... 4 o nor: cont actor t — _ ase under actua! shop cond) | * ™. Satumiay $2°25W Pinney. Halier > “O neat appearance, “x. cash oF 7 train your hands ; ves, oi age -l or over; experience not es- ; WOMA N—Experienced. for =! ee omalt farnily PAU 0. 3: PE ne or bh. F.! _ on Saturday. May 23. at 2 er i. SRE LODGE. XO eee Ft Ta Phone Maid MASS Hor estimates earn More because you learn more °: 6 CHALFTY.:.: 2. a rae ae atte Fees Stated WRIGHT ELECHRM ES he od m huie. at ey F — 5, ak eee mei peris enced. tal? day sential; must be satisfied to earn ‘ —_ ‘o Grive Dodge veck. Bex ‘39. | for one who wil! apply hi if. = . ; P spa tct = ¥ himseif>s See advrertisement—we have 4 ipte rest “The Act he Covenan v : vet wm ti at 3:15 | MIENTS—Entered into rest. Thursday. | brethren welcome “ GAS APPLIANCES comaect - PATENTS cM Cc May 21. 1925. Catberinme Mients. im vei JOHN F. W. WILSMEIER. © M cleaned, work rea Delman. glenn | PATENTS obi of CHEF—To take charge of cool “ r. onley, DOMESTIC ELEC. "°tto>, to offer you | ty-sixth year. OSCAR A. McALLISTER. Secretary. (c) , ee ee Be ained advice snd folder free terla of large industria: niet . Give TRIC CO. 922 Pj ; | Umueual proposition evar our dear | Manchester avenue, Saturday. May 23. ai Se sentences com@mected. pipes cleaned. | Rak: | (nee Angium). Deloved wife of the late | CADILLAC and Packard ca | MISCELLANEOUS “NOTICES SPENCER MICROS ‘OPE—Sheiton centr. e and bolsters:) sexe MEN—i8 wo a r 23) | come rou Ceme nha: t mother o 2 #6... =i. * Les ge , fore su S ntri- work, open she |’. order department cf large ameter | § Miller. ae Fister. Mrs bet | 5 ty. Ss: Chicago. 37. Detnett blast ne - .. Without | Siten_Bitg. _ A ' , house: chance u"sday r. . mM cerster. Mrs. 1. Proulhet 12.50: all ther oO _— nm. Graener Cortracting Co Vicre —————————————————— ’ AMER if ‘\ "v"a" > — to adranuce and le érn saat | “ Trees jinee Pitts). KR. Wall Pitis. dear sister of RT OO pn Pag ve! AUTO TRANS 233. ag - oe my a ari AL = [ bi. r OT \. business Bux 3-202. | My . : ONC = — = : . os Mernret | cote ata AUTOS ar Dene peste at cost of Ie me! ——_ TMEATRICAL DRY. Granite City, UL (e7;: SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY | ik Dontee. | father of ra! trom r ce Angi . Leaw for a ‘ nr ™ | . tes Ch cago , = — ?P non ead wv bs” rT "407 =" ] wis 4 Tr 7] "tT . a - 7 > ome et a muininhapeestasunatisinetinenee : . al Saeale FOR AMBITTIOU bd areunmng velume erethe, Sat — May 23. 8:3” a. —~w _~ 2 $7: Indianapolis. $7: Detroit. $12.50: Kan- OCR E uc.s Mfte o “3 ecend busince Pan -m Sage LERK—Fe _os-up work; abeut i7 A large b ° YOUNG MAN. be Lose 6 Planters Big areal, ~ = “ity = oy 5 ; INCRETE - — — gy ny ; Ferest T6574 >. $12 week Brown Sh | COItmMen ner: = school education} tact ' AscisTAN ie . aaa > ™.. ¢ . oe Thursday, May 21. 1925. at _ 4) Togucts Mfz Co ve io lector: de not answer enisen + ou Nea is a spiend ie — an automobile. This| 7 ~ r me , P et Sa mg Ane, Power. wile of the = = (CURTAINS finished rough én aaase || EM PLOYMENT hal a: least 3 vears’ experience in col YOURE man to leara a highie spociamoee | Misses! nape Saat ‘bed | M. Power, our dear ——~ - oe SPECIAL NOTICES exe 1409 S. Sth” Main 4356_— as 7 . =a tee. otemee meng accounts: inter: ew | Phase of a most important ge | ne Jak on mo . - ATAVLA ING erac: ‘Mg and wrec W A N 7 — be noroug sur vy hend reg wired present-day bus: rs . a ma ) 3 — ~ a ———— | give phone number Bos ©. qe 7 ee ee. Tae were SQOKKEEP LR—Fuily ¢ rz Funeral irom residence, 7 a Joseph O'Neill of 2526 Semple —‘*°? 3552 or Lindell 22 E D COLLEG rr x_S-373._P.-Die) | 20s not require selling or taki ~dece mE n arge . of Minpesta avenue, on Saturday. May SS ae, ee hee, Sente of Minecurt. EXCA) AN ATING—Small fobs pref = eR: Se ee for peblicant should give a c ete personal "x “4 caperience end | : ’ ud. at 5:80 & m.. . ¥e notice that I will nox = preferred aiso vacation: pleasant. healthful wo . Box ©-106. ¥ x w Di ne ie = rk Post Ges: Gilhart. | apc Juseph ; 4 —nGers furnished. Bomont } ww abie With ’ (5) red in own yy rt, ; Church. Lhence wo Mount Cemetery. “apora bie or any ~ 410 Rg, " oe ~~ a — ee or S380 for —— tobe | men ek. Taal for chauffeur y21 Boa AGENTS—To act as our d : Hamil mag La.ermg Ce... ‘ > te St. Francis de Sales : Friday, May 22%. 1925. , first-class work reasonable SOSE © dee ‘ors. statement, e - me an ens Bank Bide ~ antwed prom istribwters: guar- ; ih : les! d Soe chan, .Phsay. May 22 gz" ar 5 am pee §©=STOCKMOLDERS’ MEETING = § 2. isis } Ridge. work cheap "Bes Wisi So? “Mau: | DAIREMAS—The Comen 189) | a bn es aetna Ae, Commigsions: pos | COOK — White for orphans Reams acies Calvary Cameter; we BandGan (nee Gard). loving mother omACKHOLDERS MEET LET us 7 — — | ACcOOsT,ANT.WK—. — — ton.- M v tem at Fea-/| tien. Pb imited Write for mforma-/ e¢tce. 4447 Natura: & q | ie “ lgam Randmas. Jear ua ug hter of ~ t LDERS MEE’ rN: 3—Notice is mee “ put rou floors m fire class con- ALL! LNTAANT—si, DUA mee Di: : 9 Wants a | at —s _Gairyman at | - . Pt 2? Nw- Ha ne Produc ts Co. 35°8 Ea 5 — .~ ao beater mel on ae “i arn & Gard, gear sisfer of Mrs E hereby | = ‘en that the annua! meet e citvven eiec’ rca) finitgahi~> o = -* Ween vr Bun 5 ve > a me - sinzle or Ma! ried - ; On. - aad COUK—As= Arvastani - white women: Permanent 1th , | bo . . ng of Po lshin etn "'Sning. Waking apd ay 2 Satemens reese na ble PENTA wa une out icS) | ie7) : pos ons tor — &42 S&S ock=k a. Ga. A. Mever and Ajla Uard. our dear ste: - stockholders of the Ela Ma een, Cee Sing Perfact . re . e s T4y VENTA WEC 77 —ie AGENTS— = =! and rye. Barnes Hespital. , -sI beloved husband of Eliza | ‘2-la~. cousin end aun set wom Ce. of Missouri! « e he! aufactaring | 6070 50168 Nelma: Py _ Forest ANDY Mia so — 36: Dente! La SCHANIC—At once Moderm} sale coll Teas S150 wo every 33.50) Ki way. .: ' qualify. Ap lw ° . - * ‘ c neia at 5 wfc Pn amet All i ; i” HARK ER—Ss —— lies ws ~ . a Sore tury } - ; rT . a ~ sed + mer Rooney!) dar father | Services at fPreven-Urehbman chapei. of sa ¢d company. 13th st - ? a od "APERI ING | es Soe 6 lays a a .-& rr. te 3 mt 4. i i ¥ ave st ‘c)| yourself” rub ber Saewe the ‘paint it . OL N THK GitL—Meat knew PPH Supt. s > i. A and Ma: E (ipar- : JT lv ™“ Grand bi Salurue > Ma — ~ " ‘ it . = = 7% anc LUVUCSaS ay A o ‘2 ne micrp-e eaten an ‘ oR \ = 4 > ¥ | ‘a pable Di 4 —~ 7 dri Tr auto eé ‘uame! - one “Cat. han ~y " ‘ how ee SONNENF of Joho ‘ “ . tur ‘ 5 ey at nm the city of & Lou's. Mo on Tuesda’ ~ a a =k — —_ 3 . LR PrN Te? - . Str) et lanager } wh overmzht le mw. °-2 po br h Mea |. se “e N AINgesligh « ay * "ELD’S, 610 Garngen and Mrs. or ie in oe at Jereeyviide, ii.) Jume 8, 1925. at the hour of 9 o clock a Cabany “201: ° — a Tien tin ~ on repairs. Or \‘n experiem — | @n luster finish Rubbernamel” Co Set ae: - Pashin 0 ave c pe Ss « u Sunda ° Brim "- > *% . sf aS - ees. OU? ‘ LTO ard = S51 Seon? f a ; : e reeZzer case «4 °s «ecw. = ey ; . 4 ~— om , .— J. beapelis - per | 4 ‘ +. ree = , ter ~ epee OF erecting cirectors IS OL. ‘ ON > L.RPENTERW a _ sn oi ee ne. Va woe SE ve fu.l details: strictiw +. 4 ; _ mange must have a. eo 316 Clark. "emt ureday. Mrs Fc , . ——- Uni — caners & Dyers Corp 4861 _ =. ae Bid bait | == _ m™ Wednewday Mayr 2. 1025. ot | eter” Hi Hollow Rwad t Litt! ' ; i om ur S@inoting done now the he« liable Fruour Tan mertienraniien coud. aa ~tston. : - PARTA BR = | GIRL—White: cook ot Namey Ann Graf beloved Deceased was si.member of H N in St. Louis County " te Lake load ‘Ss e cheanee: ash or 10 . ferred ~ wan. Private family pre-; DRIVER—F ae maki ee nant Louie manuf tcturers | emall famiiy a apr rt > -_ rm atti » Temas mes ' - ~ nang tn - tent Wants to en! ares ect bee m™m city - 541 ie _ ae : - a : “ : “ a ' ; . ~ : : z J ‘ LJ®@ Nar 0} =i) a” ee . _ ~ . oor . : = IO’ - RT tris is TR = - ad "iin “ Te J ’ iB cs 7 i}? ; ." . ys 5000 Pp. m.. Marga: at Pg pgs Sd —_ ~* will be = by che Hoard oy eT me figure vour nan oo = - Barn ST Post_Dace a position. —_. vo ins Bia we ster SIN orn.ngs -only simciest investinntion = =P = Gia —— = raay, May 23, st | wife of the late Themas H. Scblucter. le Service of ¢ te wine pa Creehan Lind —— ~ Sik =e ) | POREMAN—a ae Bem "Le : eS yes eee. ucter. : of the Cit yor St. I eu: ——— _ —_. an te ms QAR PLE T= oa ——--— OREM AN— ——— erie te , oe Sk, Cecetia Church. s-~ to dear mother of Bernardine Schlueter. | te etka until 22 m — ————— a oe work sieae fon put wife ola-et read building ae und week mreet a {mends weeral at Aviston. Li). Saturday, May —_— ~ or cOnstructing sewe oR ere De ms a sane ee eee: f- DY any everin } 2 acy D> Lerman. for general in Hariem Cree re st AGE AND mov __Deimar 4364 ning between 3 and 6. Brid SALESMEN i cal — een Genevieve 23. at 5.30 a. m. to St. Fr : k Sewer t 1% a> eee Aspha.t Co ' aes os WANTED —_ a — papers please copy. (cS) | eters. ancie’ Com-| 26. in accordance with the provisions of CRAWFORD moving van. $4 3 ™ EDT? OR COLLECTION MANAGER— | BOD PAP ee et _tcr} | SHOE SALESMEN—@ anne em » Bion Ganga, 02 | STREBECK— En into rest Thuretay.| Plane. specificetines ana : contract. Phone Boment 2610. 72° | jewelry ce inan soeemee. in clothing FOREMAN — W orking fore. " wep u _— 4 ? : an) COmPprar°ny ~* e refer - Ss f= Ve Ye.ic? ; J Grover and mother af — lwzs. Sirebeck iuce/| tract may obtained att he offic of con- we ANCE MOVING—Dis: ance ~- ces. moderate salary tos o f ma®@ for | HOE Ss SALESMAN - =” | dress Box N-305. Poe . | ©. € Kelly 316 N. Geb ot. for right men. | ali Central Eee 73 after 3 after d: ~ as j wis y-eimah rene.) age | ee Service of the City of ee = | BOVING. ae 8 overtime. Box (-348. Post-Dis * me a sv aw, ost-Dispatch SA LESMEN—Realtr Savings and = | Cb r 7 7 - ‘ t, = . La a | : OOF P) ~~ -——"aaer ss an : pr an mak © alk emali : bah t to St. John’s Cemetery. Meni. ynerai Saturd uncle. fay 23 re aa LOST and FOUND MAIN OFFICE. 52D nes co -UMBER SALESMAN —si man 30. 1; Sox N-J6S. Poas- Dispatch. cevaire. | — eam dig fc) m.. from . » .. ' we c@n save rou me “ MAR. , a § experience assistant ; AB = ™ * 4251 YE ee ye . ~ ¥. I have fastest-eel.ing home Mises6! acd tee: throurh-on-t: ney prompt serv- im} ‘stant manager, line st PP y 2-94 Olive. sé necessaries k wy | Allen " On-time c@ »er yar! se * ND noywn. trnaus Electric : > Fi avenue, “ey a urch. | rates: reilabie TS. reduced freight one B Selling ook keeper ; Salary LAUNDRY SOLICITOR — Experience ned- | Ditance Shep. 5 R Easton as m. John Henegen. be. MOece to SS. Peter and Pauls Cemetery y Phone for olin representatives e: ery™ here a W-133, Post- Dus /88) male er fermmle: must be we! aaa ' ea : 'cO} ' : ate Mary Loniee TOLLMAN—Entered into” Th & rma tion __ Frost 922. (cup M iN—Sit.: houseciean ng x 7 work. Lin mended. Met rope!itan | pelle 40 | LESMEN—To sell Protection shoes ai- : of Ratherine John | day May “4 Rio rolleeen on ure- Genera} W a a nl te! 44°46 phowe . a AN - Olive «t . sear | rect to wearer. car earn $50” : - : June 1. Sisco tw $1500 ber L u . Gear mother Stan- — -_—_—— - } _ “id >} ' a = : : mo : grok > LPonerat _—— and be ens ~~ oe =e ane = Toliman “ ~wiolen. Speedway Special. from Office 4SOn eee” ) oe steps. machi ne Wash! ns. etc po nandie any class of new Sue Der o-- at 2S ; ie ae Then “aie é ‘ * ote _— * Sey Grand poulevard. an Sat | on Sunda, > w-¥ Sy, ee “> 8 * ae Forest 4300 ‘ . 2 _ cH aRM som. i-i} N tjrand . OUF cOnsolica.ei car e ‘Omewut >Y ueine n : _ane +6, use Nw ki “ ” ~— venkins suDe rth enden . Pabe Beach Pos: remedies. . — 7 2 Sic es and Society of Rock Church wee ‘ugum S. A. Volz of 3115 WV hiltoer @reet plar oF — WNOination K nigh ew a tten te our W@erehe ae > : or 2 i awe a —" é any ¥ a _— | Senet. Fis RP ES ah : you from $35 tw = = aa s.ou'd pay Benevolent Association ‘odd | po a — pa = of Martha M Voilg| Rame C w joey Mason ic an Sorenenta tive to ~» | er eo. MARRIED wAN—Si+ ste. fv er bACHING .\Ds—Appiy S21 S. sarah ng = 6406 Helland :jag 2 ‘% Ter = | ‘ is Lz) Geer wther of “io Vol i on Ww nede £ on aha =n ‘© Sainy ta — nie on : = - ? mee “ai ai sie “i 4 SAl =sM a \. ——_-—. ~ ; - ; Henry and Christ Prebst, Mr ida Se! Ret Between Accom _ —-q C350 Post ot ‘ucation. Sos | w4N—For meres —- —Man with cur: over 300 | , - : * Mati Sel. : : ~~ ee 6A | 6Stenan Je .?) thee Bem ' 0 nae department Peel nee = $73 . . ‘ahem | Ieeritk "Ste aie Sisatein brandon deur | miciTeage” © Rober'son, Tou? aso: , STOVE REPAIRS Sie Socrates “Son 8g | SS ae Sea Nene | car Skee So eet mee wee - in-iaw and un wm forty-fifth | HOR ER tes pa eee a A. G. BR AUER STP ee Eserx. Buick Fords oc ow | 4s ung. to werk in confect.onery. em Ditious. | Protectiug eck = Puneral from Kriegshauser __bus Weinesday noon tt: on Delmar _STOVE R: PLY CO —Sulcn, 36 [Sih st.. Granite City. 1]J 1623 S. Grand a, | Teg 15. 508 N_ Vamieventer (eas Manchester. turday May eee 4106 CHOKER—Lo a Colfax 5182W ic) == IRS_316-318 N30. ich PRES See eee ty. 13 | MAN—To wash dishes in restaurant doaa | > SES MAN—One go-getier. wm ~— Mm. Paul Ae ureh. . Sy Mo rar. nd UN ; ee eve e., Te f : ) MEI 1. STUDENT —si- ieeiren on _ _Netural Bridge - : my Mme end Wucks: « goed copaieniin aes Laterment Mo SlA CC = mer en -- eo ee ~ a ge ee , t rigt | for | wae —E— geome 'G, —_— nei : —- xperi- ential Chambe ‘mee not * member of Drivers’ . : money, en ve 7 —_, ETC. Te ETE Rex W-4 P.-D. «7 enced preferred. , °18 ‘ | miers £ Long i! 1 No. GLI. Guten. | fax 11 Dorothy Famous: Barr. Reward ea qd CALL feltman for padering oa. : MEATCUTZER—si: - 12 ; ' —————— | BES 56 VY eamee i Thestnut. ie) | “Ime st. Authorized Ford Deniers.” r4 VON e * »- we tir : - ~? ~~" 7 yea: —— MAN — 1 ov ma set ene fe ge 1. 1983 to co | DIAMONT_; m 1h ~sieanin Erie S273R. noting ~~ ee i a best of ay super =: baker trade 207 ee to — SAL EG AS — Finke manager 20 te 2 : " » e ~ -“ 4 a . ae en FT POT [ en | ; _ va oT -—— 2 —s * : * - at Mise , Ay Derehle, beloved ie ne | ais give if returned ” — x f set- Dered. $4 and up x-*., ee Rooms m-| PAINTER—=): = 09? | MAN—Y¥, oung man bey. goed opper | nee ealary. bon Rew guUaran- ~ = a © (nee Von le), and Diet Olive Deimar L205 9 or 3311R eGaranteed. V x hand. Box W a= Post feed brush Sa a aoe an caine trade. beard and ' = references == ee ) " Drehtie. and our dear .i—lac- i. EXPERT « .l mm.” 5)! s, pes c.f ml D: *pPsetch ; Tos ank!in av coms . Co. 224 F |i —, aunt and cousin. i Sater se J : Let > evid. an or we MDb=r aod Darnt " —~ - PA PF “RR HAN 2 : MAN — _ ; lise » im Der stxty-axth ay 7 iberal re Ooms 20c¢ and up my ‘mwaening man de - .. & young married w——With car for > a wi uae year . : Eiserman. wari. Mr —— = 2: Main 2803 an desires to learn the Sa/¢s Work: respen- SALESMEN— | Washingt. “seen? an | Weer ERAl t=: =e SCT ane ws eo nodincnm Raper hancin adie Dusition . st - Te set! me Puneral = Satu May 23. at 3 » & Aah, ston, Central 95 ¢ Wa) AL Parana CLE ANING ©O.— wW CTEM ws MR sikin Te a wv. 193. P > Apply 3 to 5 ov. =. twom 236.4 or — or Sunset HT. eg Come-j . . irom eoren heh o Dane! oR: DO ' ae ee ee _ —_ i WasyHIwr . LEANING PAINT Ne ‘ "izhi or Gar eg — Wilve Fu lier ber Ce . : cellent v . oURtY. o~ 3 “here a yt. nae | > \ Osa . , : AS i-wts SRANM 2 ie = ; ’ c ta Seat —" he Srush » See b. 4 Call er write Kee areet. te New st Mar us c emr- Majer jNW ice es: anse@ ers “*s name Pa OG 52 ran . . 47 wo «3 P TP - es. Bo x * Labs Pret Deepa. | MAN -Handy = th « i ’ 2 Anson 181 " Mate " ‘2Tantte . ' ‘va rai reward — _ q ‘ — orn 7 * mall i taals. abie te de Ft. Phone T- i Cory. Aw. Enternd inte ie} ~~ Leet . Rnetion , e @ 9 7 Sea. W VMa-k Pe Aen = self ~™ «h her . = : re 7 nea? whi te at ~— air wor ™ email? porte. familiar w eh Sat ‘ES MEN _2~ tr 1*36W_ eT? Mar ‘70. at Wedn reds \ bree 4 “4 DUD white and PAPER was ne tM i - SR ar ermine school desires empiov- tempering, good steady posit: ™ —We hare hieh- | blk. IRE = ~~ William al antewers to nan LNG Ni | ‘ sfternnas ram . on wrrh ad cont cede sling — Whate. -K. Aionse V otaw Reward ¢% aime of Tewdy = oe : . ein Zz -e _ - are r evenings -efe anmcement for one wifi . Tects for severn] -« . werk refer a > ed... = vil Pennsay van 5 : : a ; ot sepetiene ‘> * 28! “3 K ‘ 4 r =? lr) “im . > TS) ° on a ~ = mont i238 ‘ner @ Son. Bo ee ah “ eo) oo fee eee and where formal et wer 2. te ‘b | SCRE. , p a Leaowe . R sMepning dis: Pal Q YOUNG VMAN—S& hriet . ‘ ye ed Bex N a= Pest-~ DD esd } my ty: \eads fuarn she Call work in she Re. | m@ (am crene drees ret. a Siue FAP HANGIWG ana so oe three Sears “hia an. 2@ed 19. | was = - 8 chy» aii Credit Leee, (o__ Sear Tea Wane o Mee ~ I antecd hon > — ag . > ren: _ rie og Ml - a | 2 "De “ =e ~ " ae s as 4 experience as tra 2. So tt 11 ° . ‘ea $01 Equitable — | | creme ‘ ( aban; —y ‘ 5.30 Colfax wishes —ai =? at figures: ; progucten man in plant burld es — «7? >| * ee ~ PORT Oo th low try ee. @=Oinet work or ref , apeaienped Sal g ee FORD COUPE—SS5 wea. (c) | PAPERING SS > fire. presen ee sities efrigeraiors: prefer uran | -EXMEN | UC reward y= my _ he 5 i. and tecorating firet-clane ype 39 “ y ome piered | at lesiroue ef a ho has executive ability as we Tan s if you are a cOfecientious worker we mre fer nes : all for ner krve« ~ of Jesigning s! mpie as the an Use Fou, sel) Rz i ° . ‘ s - metheds fer tate "2. estate: real «@ 1 coupe: no quest rk and guaranteed Na. RRLOT A = sons asked: engine | Forest 2297 seed. prices reasonabie, view evenin = Mate license 40-992. Phone PAPER ica (e3) a nee _ Box E-] i. Pom-Disparch. | = os , 4-4 & of wood parca, . above work ean: nz: exDert Pain ~ ee fi ate m aeet TIONS B--=_F z : ialiewe ng: reasonable. LL) nde} =s7 SITUA WOMEN, GIRts wea patch. c7? ee cB» inte rest. Fridar. May PAPERING oainw ———— BOORK EEPER— Sit. } ——— | are S8* te at be =first-ciees: ani- | soda water selling ex- Dainting. job 4 rears experience $37.50. 6128 pertence. or fasniliar of her mse work Blasters ime. “Slee general office work. =| : - =5 Easton. ¢rug with grocery and 418 on Pores: 38°90 reasonabie. S086 “Rian. | Sotaw. one. Cuitax | MEN—Youna and middie-amed ta ran oa pr A an le that will pay - Kreets and mother ROOMS = > CHAMBE (88) —wns: long runs. 2045 alnut mismon & Liberaj = S Pe . : — ~ seat . snap . (coms : com- sTandimether = and STeat- gas ~ ned 32 and up. Trier ao ~- mont 517 or housework. Bo- ue Ba | sa a 20098 Ee floor Apply 4116 Union ttn " ‘ } a — * —— foc cell — F rtece Bern's Chapel, Kirkwood ' ogee xe eae. ward -Flndes = hare a large sto-k of wal paper wit} ——7y sit. x = maid or waitress tod chance tor advancement) Tn: | re = Into newt ™ oj COCKET—Lest. cai’ POL. tes | tent. Mueminghaus 2307 sian, S2zen- | COOK— Sh aie —. *..:) ae — or middle-aged. fer salcemen | State on ureday. S| with stesuen irl diamond fealioen 408 Sidney “Sien-w "_Bomowt = —- ne. day work. Cali | 1Sen = =r trams, long rum. 22 S| — 1 7 Delmar 2810W > Teward. @) | Gin, —colered ahat manic asa | ‘PER ANGERS—{0- Giret-class? Sm | ‘ her of | Laven - Som. between S°0) and Sas ss — Ruth Graham Delmar acogue, ™| Poll 2307 Situes — —4 eran SngiR UrUAy afternoon: reward eee tan aS. Pebgrienced. Gaanine PAPER HANGERS —Twa i Appiy 217 w | 8 . _ +) BSCE —— (oO: ) FESSIONAL éint.—_on Sa. inde! 3573 ‘after & Sie s | c~~«" matardat ” oltre. or. verde of Ames, Delmar ~ work Saturdaer qatmes! paper Aopen een ate | F 5aa- ee elored. 36 S. iSth. Gal! ensingtom sv. > =; i ; + eo > ? { ATTORNEYS ATLAW se $ Soverness or companion. Tan ADIUS TALS a . @en S14 Si4ny Lite. damages. nctes mare. Jone B : -. mert- Hor SEKEEPER— On. r<fined ~~ yoane —, fs. x <a, lawyer. guite 3, Lady 30 tt refined Meo vheriess home Bez ; Post-Dispatch. ose 4 JS BER SES remem cen ngcer w “ itt Ri ep Pn 'S Ee, baie errgy UP ieee eee Led lat. a Mae a EG EER STEM tL a ge cies The sey ao ngage bt “4 —— oe 7 om I LE

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FORD——Cou pe; = “od as new. Auto Auc-| new car; was $1185. now $985 ee . PO he sembe °F eri sy ad : 4, 2 : Ke , i 4 ay % ee “ary 2S Oe OE ae OT ih ¥ . - ; a fr Me Ler oe hee hy Mae de ae i Bs $5 ; ' bl fy a eae * oe = ae fie? Bon 8 y* % aco Be a a a ie _— ; - - MA: a . a 8 as ey i . Pee TT ra ee Be et a aes PRO. sie Ret Oey Woe ee RR . ok tne : by . : - 4 " - _ * ; . Me i at 7 ‘ ” “te ey 4 ay nest btn eyterge mea iw __ _ SALESMEN WANT! FRIDAY, _ | = : ea A Hath SALESMAN—Ex 1 MAY 22. 1425. | - 1 | - * @ enment to cover unity | ee * £22 2,415 15 AUTO ' ay aN ees “pee . Sates ee : MOBI ‘= an SR ll line of ee to ~% ve ‘D.— WOMEN. GIRLS Want 1 i SY tN “3 taser pe Oe . ; . a pe, ¥ oF, 5 » leather specialties in ‘her house , remmee t ~ . , ei *" ‘ae ; ; be aS cs we Mfg. Co.. 131 “Washing. ioe if pe ——— other St. & ” Pi ilitie Sig oe! c } L — PASS : Lewis newapopé COMBI ) J) ode ane OPER. ATORS + Coupes For Sale ns S N G IE IR Cc K a NED = : ithe & SALESYAN—An experienced — epee ERATORS WANTED | son5 on80t nw Ber NS cd to'seli vosay. | WIPE A535." 1921. extru good motor. $106; | vertible bed, eGuip del Chalaplon, 3 Mogr: | _ Miscellaneous Automobiles For Sale— A oy 1h car can mak , |3005 Ohves Ro NASH CO -| WILLIAMS. grtible bed. equipped fo a; COM: ey -~--— aomcbitie | i profitable connection A desirah|« a ’ summer silk dresses ; | CHES "ROT, ee oe 300. 3039 Locuat IP of course. 4390 Olive. (cb) $70. 1s ae t woday. ~ “as? mate and established b dignified, ‘ a . nines. 40 ( . open Sundays £ rUnus 2735 Olive. (cd) 19 on. ’ ,-passe seda Xx h NOCK . " — - . nm white > o0 Enet and ey wus : good order ROO ° . ; = Bt aaiey casaiinas ta i gxelusive BO recA TACK EE co} CHEVROLE’ ye masten. Delmar _2 2h47 (eo) =ateran. Ford Keener ere Sod prices: nor sol. of ees ie sas hoo Wing. OUT io . in ou or | : | disc wheel -+. @ pa ger — Roadster clede, ‘ch ———_ > oan sirab'e. not r line, de. “ ee (CO) | many a. ep tires. *% Snenger. ab adster. 1923: lock wh | Pe q pF Mae aadhy “ experienced 2 n anv other extr ae. 2 bumpers eorbers. $145: term ck wheel shock -K! Pe a : prent. © t0,15, marnings only. ap- | west In reply jenced aic’a- a-) | oe terme: trade. 850 tt BB rifice 4 ate: £ ms. Williams, $520 Willvs K ht ' ; 4 « experience and quailtfica- { Ec Toll 9: = ~ 4 > (>) «; wre. . Om ter. onl v nly $163 . 40 . m i : | SALES) Pex N-218, Post-Disratch | finish. with natura! pe: mpecial blue | Haupt 41°7 Ga" ot ee Soe oy £ edaan ‘ €: Five neat-appear SMEN a “AS “LIN ERS—Exner ienced On oO); every respect; $295. te wood wheels: Al ? taup _4127 Olive ced- 30 days. Cilie A $2100 sedan for $1050 4 he jgaiion: ex - ave. fitted cases: stea = ‘bat P MacCAF erms, open until 10 FORD——~Readastérs, from $95 _ (co) | away? come ere this at once Te ors 3 ay eontial, Gur ane Wn but s Leaiber Goods Co.. sty Ae 4s 6320 Delmar bl. wai he PARDU E. terms, trade: S. from 7° $265: __ YAHLEM, 1025_ N. Grand, Ge Prices ; a. * pe a al to conttiantioun a will net bic 1 a2 (c89) C ne VROLET—Coupe ehany DRS 96) | 7 ington. er . 83: 33 Rat | ices Sq ueezed till they Py, ine al— ) v ee r ‘ most mn —- $9" woudster. ce aa P —-V , . 9 oe Early, AUTOMAT BALES OO., 410 ix iC Sod apply. it Sisiness baper!- |: sale: tema bargain: 1 “Tate down. ees ppouister: startet. ete.: $35 Touring Cars For Sal interest. A vear to , -values given a back s y | = — eee soo rs . py it to business ad- SOU ™ . removai uit kK. Dodge. 3441 Ju j APPERSON fs) \ ° © al to pa \ 3} Om > ~ eat—no me Ps - 53 YOUNG MEN—10, ¢t em LOD 7 D he. Bot act as geucationn! counse! TH SIDE BUICK De teres n oe Sport tourima: beauty: 3! » ecvat onee. rey show ne . . sale grocery othentiam night @ be whole. a -— Box_ F.- 164. -D. te) "646 Lafayette av. G ‘. : BP CO FORT)—Roadster 93 —— —— down: trade: also others Sai Sumnate ev er yt ing Ss ‘ed. No 3 & > week withou echoo Ope ‘eonih ney ‘ewe x. miles; $205: ~ “ un eniy 5: 50) ’ F r ; ap ee ee FONE OPERATING Laiayeiie'av. Grand Wik” Ff olject: $208: terms. Willlamn” 4390 | PULA gpa: forms. "3863" Basten st READ THESE BARGAINS—READ! LOO 1 : Yo NG MAN—Ove ed. fox EA Peb.le7s | ped ndid opportunities for ad- yemose Chevrolet Co e FORD ROADSTER 10°44 817 (ch) | Sport, $395; terms. 384: * Ba: Stutz. ’ . =a ; , > ‘ oupe, ; DSTER 1974 7 ; = 3545 ton. (7) I K! a manager in sales years, to ass) j 4 is continuous; attracti al 1924. rR : | eal buy tod , $170 BLIC K—192 ry tot o - — ~~ ‘ ; y Se SE ork especialy and eres eoqr ee geet ete. ets | | DONGE MONARCH. (8137 Lo fine, $85 down 9 ‘34 {1 Juniata. , Ne ea a pA: SAL] 3 les Co. 223 Frise ome = desirable for | (PR .& ATO think it a new ¥ Roadster: 1 = 7 NN Te S — o dg. ~ a : entering the uslness world. 4 for lo yk “a car tion: first f{ aie mode! . “Al eon i Ri’ ite K— Tou ri Si (c7 i? 25 DOWN ‘ , ae 3 ESMEN — ar Pease ; , ’ Ermpio ment Supe tion Terms 19th : OxSs and ac eern ft offer of $265 takes it muet tak a4 ring: Be G “condit on: $°50 ; ( 0) O N PPP ML a ‘ necessary — Experience not y aN. aN 6BE TEL PHONE | Chev. ~ = =e ; eat O53R. Motor” © Sales, 461s - levela: nd 1618 Dei m or es t B3aR Motor Sales. $4 WE BEE KLY : £5 D W ; $75 DOWN ‘capa? 50 DOWN W HOOVER | CO app pply THE | mea 3613 , Heber cs | span; on ana, spick and - se ih Bin ter) re sa Clpedins AY, condition ; —$a50 ° Ford T 5 3 rear WEEKLY ” #6 WEEKLY $1 | . xr | sas n't appreci 4618 eland-Downey Motor Sal o rr ourings— ) ‘ a 9s ‘ . 4 4 Ww : ew ’ 8 N. Taylor. rag) — night worl. 8-41 this till you see it sa HUP SPORT RDS. BUICK Boma re Foret ASR. cs, pai oS Dre Osi 4:. wee FS ‘ i Dodge ... pak t Ps ‘an : tS $250 e $9 EEKLY | . MEN—Experienced in so Rett For suvper work. Call at | $475; now $375. B | A bab beahenc winter’ euaieenes four-wheel |) Reo weefarecg TO e y Reo .-... hbo ten->- { Studebaker ..' “ ach ¢ Hudson ... , | ly Rarney's sel ing shoes. Ap. . - Call at ! e ‘ Ov, argain. Poh. by doll: $100 ceseorie closure: numerous ac- ( ES©O seeeese Whe tease g5 } ' ay" sectwods wade 185 \ é Re CSR teres ‘ obvacsvedoossue ye Army Store, = 807 _N, Grand. | NEWELL 3422 Li . @ finish: worth n extras: two-tone 8: $575: ‘terms. W amit ¥ ceees v Oaklar ° a ¢ » Auburn 2 I Bihan 10th a a serienced 7 i |; 4 Viila Pte sindell 7 Years in | Terms some $1000: come quick S750) oods, re ) DOT és 0's 0 wa bs Oe 110 ¢ 2 C} Mice a 165 | f 7 onl : ee ee 290 ? ewett ere eeereeeweneeeee 695 ; ‘ IE q ORC Se — = ~ | susIness a4 AHL — y Sh Penn Segara Seti 1evrolet .. H ty —¢ eon MELOM ... cease * Nas deg CTEROU S , SALESMEN pprerienc ad. — 4 Cy Chev roet 4. Passen ver C oupe |JORDAN 6 —~ cM 1035 “ Grand « 1994 BU ion | SPORT } ae oe ee eee eegtee Fe 115 , ‘ Lexington i ie ‘ ) Dodge vee : "27 e8 ~ os ? r wo e*reeever eee e eee 595 " * rr? ane yon oe of N. Sarah. wig - ia eS refinished chea A excellent conditio Lates ‘ eet eee eee ere eee O8 . en 95 ) Ch , dis Bad ck Mie ys p uic . *) a ent: must h . in ido S -all« . Pp. Caha 0 . n, test two-tone . Hud: : : evrole ; ees o ». Saturday. > s. w.. “WOLFF'S: 8, Apeby tote ee Experienced, at 4705 Gia- Benton 193." to pay.. 2607 Rall 3190 ie = ny 7552. 1616 Hodiamon:. | $1989. (Come ee Fy 1 yn oy ' a teens wi veade cturaee ‘ Stade csovcenecesesos 190 5 ' Buick NOL wee eensneees 240 ; Studebaker tecoveeee se OB pie : jen Washington ™ road™ ay io? ~ DONGE__houe , ew. | IN« “OLN eT} YAHLEM 1035 my. ne, trace ' Gardner vA rf ea r 4 , eee eee ee *” ; eeeeeee 695 ‘ : ee = pln } , DGk—Gour 4 D = —— 7 (c79) ' tior —Roadster, in perfect Lz ay > eet | ty eee aia, oe eee lld ‘ , Jo 2p © QO O82 Se 195 ) ' Oak! oP 8 oe @ 225 2 ees Bia r - . = : *T1Z2e@r “ : > . t er \ : > ° / ‘ e r e y , a *-e* Do . ¢ : P) of ; Sa (ec) : ' 5t aie Pinar jenced. Apply at “- ' 8. Setiornes. c enh’. ioueee oan opel. | eve new car wuar: ven 10 000 mit te - ~ i - | ei BU 1(* K s | » 4 T ( y . R | NG 5 Studehba ker i es > 2 10 ( « aes “see Gate ha ae 2s ee ¢ ? pips en ee ee 215 N dge Sedan ceeeeeneee 650 e ® ess iona ] mr Most + - - fx ; s. + ot asket Motor 3: and service “S.. e have one ‘23 sia ( . fe Mm ewesmi oe ae fe ‘ ececersecceeges 265 ow Ford Sedan | es ! exper’ enced, for Sun- ODGE—-4-paasenger coupe. wire wheels | mont 3528 3318 Washington Ho. | have . been et «3 and one ~~ Poth NO INTEREST ( Seri coreeeae 195 Hudso . pte tvevese 450 etaem | in, the field are — — Btokes. iu 38 5 45ra nd ie ' mechanic ally a, a wire Mw heels. ’ PAIGE ’ i i —— é | gE arantee .4 Mc . wu te os we d Tre fi nis ah e- 1. Our a . as RES 1 , : pps aig @@ee45es ok eke oi 2°5 ) Old n *“e* ec eeeees ee 295 Olds Coupe - » O00 to $1900 a mont earming : White girl board and roo | newly enameled. bod ers and howd, | Clevel: a Olds. refinished STIT. WEST & etion wv ith either car ——— eee ( NO INT E ie WD seccsevecces > qeeeoeegeee 660 2 device, h: ovr preduct . Hospital. 5. K ngahishway | See new seat ~ - wheels duco | Pasion and, 1923 roadsters; terms ett e Kingah' IDE BUICK AUTO CO ee ~ EST } xO INT EREST - 339 Chevrolet Sedan 495 a trade getter f _money-maker , “4 on47 4650 Easto , erms. Delmar | ; : bei) ‘ . S7er i Pig ghwavy and McPherson SOOO “ eee ween fectioners and dru or °s, —- icg) et OE on av. - REO—Roads' — a - (7) i nen evenings ; x ® con Mess—To work nights, 7 p _1C5)} eallen ster; new tir , paint | x i ____Delmar $0: | NO INT re Ser ie meee faithe real =. a.m; 6 days. Se 4215. Dodge Special Business Coupe ! silent mechanical laggy LOOK! T g) oesaras _—— ; baw | Laie big per cent of in nee, 4 ot. e Seneca. 1925 model: disc wheel s Coupe| {cms trade. 2607 B Aa ae 218 } : BU ICK! | ners es 0 our in , a con- dr gate . ~-- ic) run on! or > eis. ba! ae "a ’ rOLIE fenton Mour-.whee} *“i¢ de Matta, : salou and direct- stterse = aa. "4 a Dk white or colored. for! 2¢s8 vei oo wae > aiso Be aI tires | ari DEBAKE fei» tate the we } brake touring: better than |‘ SED. ANS - ie ) } . 4 ‘ ~ 4 . ; c merchants — Ay ; class 230" a ne ate 5 | Olive. WILLIAMS. OF COURS cE 4ane | Odloe, Studebaker Dealer! 5877 patties. Perma: a you save, $1085 Takes te i pown #100, $20 ), $300 a4 $50 $75 $100 ROADSTERS if nd Bone ayy can ors ee | , to sel! lingerie and os) | ESSEX—Coupe. 19°3. ®-pas — eB) STUDERAKE cR__R SAS PON YAHLEM. 1035 N Grand . tgs 4s—Tudors and ¢ DOWN ‘ —_ ’ $200 ) ee of. indiaputabie penuhetio wi! a house ~ ; 4B: SRS Give. C. Pinckard. 271 | Bw hest cared for ey . Py |: one special “6" ~~ Roadater eport ‘moitel. 29044 fan 4 Foragor@ ..ee.« ...$195 up ' wf - DOWN $50, $75 $100 £200 *% a Fire mend financial MMMBMAN Whe. for ora) | aklveet So ean tete Sar Sea hae | Hal calls heme aren er ane et LOCUST ST. |) witss:Knient 2-6 ons) A EEAR TO PAY 3 Near tt ae : a. mm. nm the sa crabbing and clean- | Ds ae , hts. cigar lig ~ ao. o car.”’ Not his Deau- VICK * ° i — ater: ae | A Baa . f , rT; ia len, 217-219 V ietoria ria Bide: m. Chas. Al- | _ ing. m6 a.m. till 3 pb. o-.2 5 ) = Pe. upholstery and elenaaian es pa € terms! wade. Wii it in citv: price » Oo me o>-passenger touring ear; Califor Studebaker .....-+.++- « 1050 . ‘9 : : Y ) A y EAR TO PAY DO > oe dy = 2 £., St. Louis, Mo. resis Bevo Mill. Gravois and Mor- “RE RRY MO dete Goairape terume.'| 4390 Olive. illiams. of Gourse.| condition good. tires and mechanical |§ Buick 975 ) 6 Sar Suse $1250 —- Gs cessvoes stats 1D P ¥ ae. e.° ERS o5 ( uds rds Be ea : e ce, MONEY? : ; We LAD’ F—20 Years Ee (S01 . * But ks will sacrifice other late Mode! | ) Chandler Sport ...-e.6-6-. 799 ¢ mprcony ing Single 6...... 16968 > 7; ‘ i sl oe ee Oakland Sport eee ween Ge ia es. gine +. ph er RDS—10 coupes. : ocust.(c) | Lo ! -RER’S USED CAR EX . > nade hd °4 Hups le rysier Brougham POTS dvic dna china és tke: - Bry t in wholesale er- “bargains, em S XCHANG*. Dodge port.. & } oeses o4 Rt 3 — oe an ee ‘box "N-2 O01. Post-Dis (eRM) | ORD: is; trade. 3520 Raston.. $165 up: At $2: sat p er CADIL rs or Parr and Locust. (c6) ’ Che pact , ag ae 6s seeeeee 120 61 Z Cadillac eee eee S50 ( Essex 4 oo 94 (De Luxe) a anization Ve MA vy. EE or lame ; . S—Coupes. q - i eport de phae ton: i¢ > oC - ee a ele a 4 is {) } : s £-ee «.6 * Bt ] 5 50 ) ‘ ee ee - = : (and lot are ma)’ xperienced. fa o 922 ' fast b . luxe f R4 I new duc ',, ' . > Rup .. _. rere ae ity week, “ This i. ar fac 2 as E500 pe wen Argnde\ ol. family { rood | % ante pay new: terms. penta, STaS: N. G ene: Terms; trade YAHLE © “a Baskett. Motor, condition of car. ones. 2 Overland ..e+aeess: : "a5 > et Sport .....-- um aa SS ? 4 Ft Lee ° ee ee Me is Beis 7 meter seen Fp ~ ely a “come-on” = es | an see coupes. like lig mont 552X. : ashington. Bo-;? Hu Pe ee son Speedste - ee ee 795 oe COO? +See OD GOO GS Oy : | ——— = aM terms: trade. e new, chea “ , + > Is D cece geesesereses R95 | °° P see es R75 ; someee Chevro ea ‘we fb 2508 S_ Jefferson. Pp; li lys- Knight 1924 Roadster CA DILL AC ae -Mode! 57 phaeton: ' " a ’ ee 2] Q 24 Special a Studehake 85 ) > Studebaker oseetteeeee 1050 let ef ®©@ eee eeaeeneee | 8 oe run 1406 milee: ; mechanical! top. uphol appearance | | NO INTEREST r o0 , Jewett Dodge eevee x . miles: can't tell from | &nd tires 08 ‘cent ; $250 curtains | | MAE BR A a adda ( EREST NO IN R **e6 Ab "ie ti i i ee ee E EST . - “r : fee oe wos. See | advertisement — , nection t -e we have a real selling con- a EC- unusual! a er you. ‘urs is the mos: ! 8A > . EN W : ) ' . ry ana ould yt over offered in ar ! at ADIE IANTED _tion, 1210 Olive. expenenced especial! ippea! particulariy to “ 8 —Expetienc for iadies’ } FORD—1924 coupe: excelle (cS) f laity. securit Ay --O- wear. 1242 5. . d | cheap: t : excellent “ah oa A ’ me real estate salesmen oe gg mg ge LADIES—10. to roadway. (cd) | pani ; terms: trade. 2347 S sornane | tr cgollle tli yelltccpca el neon LOOK! A ~ win ve A 1. eg , ne] ——= “Op ———_ * = C ADIL i ee ol rg eT, te R Ri a et new: never been epousehold ance $5 eee, ¢”. yp B. / $60 down, bai- | NE WELL 3015 Locust 15 Veare in : . C oe Ce ae PPL IA come you if vou age ng ‘ watt wele BELADIES—-25- to _Bilée. . FORD—Coupe - —— ery eed. 41°97 O} ve. | waaiieaiingion _. Business a3 ‘a wy brand-new: best buv in town i? $100 DOWN ? after 10 a ome in a ES—25 to 40 vears - others: $5 terms*: severa! 2c Mu | fall im love with it ee | Miller, 1243 syadinat he it over. Mr jes’ wearing appare| ; saperioite ee rORD—C ob sreekly_slaupt, 4127 Olive. | - _Sedans For Sale SO rd Dyk trade ee eee R7 W E kK KL yY —=—_--—_- - e Trust Bide. (ch) “ a Shere and Monday | $245 terms. “446 os ful condit.on: | | CHEV ROL E “T1924 — i HL a> M._ A0: a5 ; 2 Grand. ) i . COUPES. 3 ' ’ ato ~ a } ‘ . / me - HELP wTbD Petts eoecnsas nestnut. | FORD—C oupe:. 1924 a (c73) | quick = pe oy fac satan: looks me ts ( ‘H AN _ ° Ford re $375 up $50 ne . ‘ t ’ ’ ‘ , te j a Dik ual ett GIRLS y selling alk ponzee ol | ~ | perfect: $350: terms. 4464 E ae 110 p. gto Shy erme open until a DLER T OURING Buick Touring cee toeecsen $410 z ’ $75 $100, $200 eae own anedy position, CS TH National Sales,| ——anp corPe ‘aa itrat | _ 6820 _ ‘De! mar A Me og st apy, rhe fe + car tor the money in St. Lovis ee eee Pe eee 295 “ A YEAR TO PAY ; 9 a price; vrefer resid andwriting watns ° OS a side. _ * (c46x) Needs _ bain “cy COUPE, $85 ®: | yee: CHEVROLET SEDAN. => " WEST SIDE BU ‘!> Studebak °°. ae Cc). 4 ae Mox N-41, Post-Dispa Kast St. Louis = [~S—We are looking for rood thi mena Gaabanienl’ week, |vear’” celan Uae | EST SIDE BUICK AUTO CO Ee JAROE «-++ees wteles Mal Fords ... : = wee “3 spatch. ; 2 who can get a volume peo- eS MON A RC H 8137 I ra. | year cordr ; ition: oversize Good i iN ingshighwav ‘ . i 4 HH . = eeeeerene .$195 3 At = i ico’ , . n of bus : 37 ior s ras, Ou > . and McPh : Pe, udson sans 6 e - . SeISTANT LaboWA tORY TECHNICIAN h"we can offer the Mermaid line "or | Sets Wilese- 1844; Selinaon icc, Hass. (Grane, Open 1 mper, lock | wheel. over- | auewROL BT” Delmar ios. | |? N sin es SS Butch! «.,.--+++.+4+1-8 OOS BO Brn cee vig PA ay ptr ay ome. - lige 1e and epor' suits. ee id Ai ; on ety absorbers: li ke » haags Sm gg | OTe nd Or pen Sunday. ul ’ 2R3 ‘ is CHEV ROL og Tourtnge 1923 = o ed ) . ash *eeeoeeeaee eeeeeeee 375 } —— ds Moon “eevee ee O76 ; » q : Sanitarium, 919 “a , mills to customer. ibe ail er %:. ' rgain. | C "HEV RO! am every way: $200 . aoat cellent in 5 Dod omm) oe — R a ener ees “ ae ior. : la . ra! | ET—Sedan: ‘ wt and , Dm secdeeages ¢ gm) 4 bac Rowe Zi BOOK SVT Vy tr ae IT te Bid Nationa! Sales. Inc.. “10: be Dien. FORD— Coupes: saweal Sa ee » new a at Q? “ 1924 overhauled. Olt be equaled; terms S240 ae can 1s ] £ osebrbads 395 icken ker beoeeeee ot ? a , KEEPER—Fully capable of assw . 048x)1 alea"e guaranteed: | models: lots; costs no more & es; no signs af wear: | erates ; oods, = 93 | OTdaMm ....4eeeeeee ee 410 ° > Chevrolet . y FP a. 4 cvmplete charge o double - am = br AAS | 8335 w anh ington - €asy payments. | cial sale price. $47 = than new car; spe- | CHEV R¢ iL TT 192: ;. er i ___—«FD) | ‘ Lexingt on 295 / . 1035 N ‘’ Buick "94 “eter ee ee te 2 oo " > desired 16 own handwriting. meow t og Ex r | FORD—Coni es. several 4-pass.. f fet may. ‘arthy-Pard) fe Motor Co. 6820 Del: 2 en oa oe “them —e: es, er SRR pate , o . GRAND Dod me eS ee + | %. a Post-Dispatch. andwriting Box N-414, pe lensed to $425; terms; trade 8833 W aso [= abany 588 ees we | Easton pm ny > and eveni: ngs. 4650) | ‘ Olds giles ys f. ge 4 & 450 ; ‘ me 4 seeeereoeesere > >» Ps CUrPEE G1RL 5 nerienced: hot —__ 'R d rOR D—_ a , Chev. Sedan: —. ' CHRFYROTrT —. TE ere. Sree tna 2” eee eee 395 Tr ma . a eR an ? le “im, etabieteia Caccring Co., Delmar ait eady-to-Wear =| "at xssranteea ‘and’ easy payne ia prices: sak inte Sone eats howe [CHEVROTETS —T08 tearings 7 —ihor-| “NO INTEREST THE USED Sa aa Olde nn a laniiten, ** a Ww ash net ‘ I) PaBYV payments. 3333 5 new; a eau- apecia!] on te - rx 4 ‘ every respect | # ai? ~~. res pa ew = my . : =e 7 *-* *e ef ee ‘ oe ‘a GOOk— White. dor orphans homes tater. Salesladies FORD—Coupes, lang ty. Was $595; mow $425, | fella!® Basta 8210: terms: open | ea —~’ 3000 Satisfied Customers. Open Sunday Shevrolet .,..-s.++s+. 896) — ence, 444, Natural _ Bridge. 1c, —_, all prices. pe Fo earanteed: all one ve | 8-2 Terms; trade. Bargain = | caret pe Cabanv 588 Pardue, 6: $20 oar’ ———————— —_ —-—-— nD ay and Ev enings. NO INTER 2 ed -| COOK—Armstant: wh Te : 3 Laciede. | ; EV ROLET— , cSy) | — —— : * ‘ ; ite woma °.° 7 : : Tourfs. 19° ion aoe P| and von. barnes woman: board ‘Permanent positions for those (150 na¥ ord cours ae wily palmedTee| NEWELL 3422 Lindell “).ismess” | ,tion: bumper. parking coe; AL eesti Touring Cars For Sale Touri ~.6:, a | | 43 ! Px | . pe; Rewly painted: new | , pecial steering wheel. tr hon. $A ’ ng Cars f ! it} COUNT: ee (7) ho qualify. A , & . stress “nt tL. CL el Business | $135 dow: lll 5 gueaeery- ee | FORD— ‘ a rs for Sale - male ia Tae ~ biust knew how to cul , AD pply Supt. S 3 BER : 2601 Locust. Open evenings. fe) yemoseuwe Clev sland Sedan Mamie: gay No BU CK. Ask for ete Touring. 1924: ge meatien cond | | OLDS S—i1919 touring; nice a mesa see: ; ee. Ainkeighweay., Wer - , ce. SONNEN FELD rs 610 = mn 3. coupes: all in excellent sha oe Ff; “eDen 192: 3 Just repainted. | , . sTand., Lindell @800 ° - trace 4464 Easi sen. 18: 21 3. Broadway. Cc ndition. cm ' “ 1, = hw yoper- . -_—— - ahs ‘et . 9 cheap. Goodloe, Studebak D v7 of extr a CHE’ Re T batetunnpmscenmmemnans (ic) |} FORD- ne (e73) | OVE Ri. AND. 1924 wy — ” = de: AiR GsanhlemtTeo nerve Are oy ; ashington Delmar b)]. er eaier. pee as. Al ROLE ‘f-Tour ing , nee ORD—Touring cars from $85 ‘ o~ | 1 4: © hev rolet to ony new. - = » . MIM. Se eha Terms | hest select _ We have the guar ag me , to. $275; $100 down: bar wounu ogee ge lin po gual FORD —G 3 , Avro @ ~ tion of used Fords ; : aranteed: easy payments. 3333 Wash argains; trade. 3843 Easton | We! ‘ 7 a AD ¢ mpe, 1924, in perfect « ae __ 39th & Locust rolet cars , s and Chev- | _ington. asn- a a. “. t. A. _$2 95 Olive. 9 _nowss pasted and re pertect “ondition 113 E—Sedan. 1924: forfeit — | 1924- in ft rangin i eo from 1020 to FORD. Fr seetraineiveibniniiinmenass _ 407) | oF ERL AND—Tor a Snel AD) GuUNERING MACHINE GIR or quick sale aia pte arrain “oO Auction C 12 ed on loan. pay + n $75 to $350; dow ounng:. good running cond ao uring. 1923: Al _condi- nel” | heey ihe oy Paper’ Bos "Co 4650 Easton ay terms. Delmar ,2547.) DODGE—Se on Co., 1210 Olive st. ic5) | oo ae m $25 to $125. It’s a th | we: Eden seminary, Webster G tea tion; $225; terms: trade. ” 4464 Easton 346 Clark. ue CS UT .| FORD--Coupe. 1924. Strombere (co) A “als dan: like new: $65 down: 4-| C oo e on out SR oieinels Matus t ogelmann. r Gro (oO) a u ”» : inares oor 2/80 a‘ : oO 23 v Lockwood Motor . —— -—-— iciienaeiilins tsa oe (et | - —~£fs DiINiNG ROOM « — fob) OM O BI oe E S or. Saat ae: ye Stromberg carbu DODGE BR trad le 3441 Juniata (eo?) | Oo WwW kwoo Webster isin | FORDS—100 tourings and readate ) | OMe S85; termes 1023; “Al cme? hones {OOM i 1 — Experienced, Lave nine. including ash — $385. ev A | ae rs PHERS rebuilt sed ne. 6Al!l | CHEVROLET 1922 ' x. ic RQ) | ate sedans. trucks. chassis: sant tela re on 2°55: terme: trade. 4464 Easton i Ars rere —- we 4 SM se : wortn | - Of . st prices. In Al | ype vane touring; , | ains; easy terms; trad 352 >. ro — i DRESS AR Rb ha perenced cueran: FY a ee Lome, 4390 Olive. (cS) | el et oa erent Look and drive ig rake tern curtains; Al in every W =. "SPE: | : ’ ade. S550 Seee: Overland Red Bird; like > 5 Wh 3 F AS work eae Siw up weekly. steady unl — ess 1923. ; These cars aren’ ti Fully po eh ay Finished ith j|Lacquer«md i- TT Woods, 30 to , Olive. : | FX 2548, “ Touring cars 102 " 4 . (5) snappy little job a h a ij AST month we DELIVERED MO ah A pe le West Gaiment Co., 132 ‘ @—Touring. 19033: 6 jaee.: iL wife can com l R SUPPER w ) —- } this almost - , | ie a @ale: rea] barg: . ge over! This ch good rubber: verv or ae finished , e along. Our |! hen 5416 Maple av. at- -floor work. for Ste reasonahie Delmar 1422 19° $295-. man 3 "59: | guarantee ' new car; 30-day | - ” contarion Sport “Yourine: will guarantee | ‘°'™*- me of our Fane Caee: it were DAY. Our used cars are A ypam.r gid d GIRL To wo-k ae = paemncenee ee ee ae m) ' Wanted ; Onen ev onings an d Sund : | Open evenings lise @ oO ion oOo car: priced for quick sale. BERRY MOT( ‘Oo , DITION in 1 put in SP rin wt in restaurant. 1201 %. “GRBRS3I9 Pasion md | UPES FORD—sedana, Fordor, also 2 Tud an ! gs and Sundays. (¢)| | Bomont 3598. 3318 Washiagton. | —Pomont_ 900 goths B01 1 Le ORS h our OWN SHOP, PAINTED in BEA - . “ _ oF 6 RS f 4 AL : - . | Vv a) “” u ors: re Lo k! A 52 ‘ ron soc ust. 'G SO GRRL tietfinman. for ene BUICK AUTO c m_Co.. 3210 Olive st. few times: balloo _ dream: used HUDSON__$275: acKar ARRANTY. AB EBALING = ome fp iis. Grand Lae in + : EY Juplata._sid, 3408. (c8) | eet ~~ gals and McPherson, | FORD—Sedans: Fordor. also Se crude, f - givine t 7. — Marmon. 340 Buick. Seis ~ ae cr | Single 6 De Luxe touring; daddy gf them | YOU BUY FROM US. bye, RE ye gerne Ri—14 to 18. for small family; Ii st. Sidney 3790. ——— Saree Je!mar 305 “Washington, ms: gunrentes4. 2008 1°” *vantwe 104 rms. | HUDSON—Speedster; ret all; swell two-tone special pal ot | I wh w we give @ work: more for company, ight , DS Wid. Bad. must ——— (cKO) | FORD COT PE . J, ——— y AS NIN KON, (c7 YAHLEM,. 1058 x new: @ tir . refinished ; just ~ Hike another one like it in th vee job; not | ji! igh we KNOW will PLEASE partial Cali Central 287: y¥; reasona pay, sy te: all me must have 150 at | 4s $60 FORD—Sedan. fordor. - = a An . es, lots of extras; fine condi- | Sales to come : e world: its worth it DRED You. oOo AVE Wee te fats r 2:00, a F | liam shoo wy Delmar 1435. | Dows: — a. $1 50 for it SOOO anes. | blue upholstery; br. 10 " Taillion | Eason: 2944 LOCUS ay Maer Car Co penton 2123. Barker | $1680 takes it: $06 ont us vers $2090: am ae OTHERS FROM WHICH TO CH VER ONE- and candy parlor. M rade sud > |. Wid —e —De 7 | mesOUt at emoval sale bargain | —— —_______— (c73 . = enton_ qT. udson 1S rt, Paige B N re pe ar ence i ow GIRL—White general how A Gfens and secdtenn Wand’ tae | “Oo yg ~ 7601X ry way; $400; terms. Wo fornia top; all new tire han: | po D ges—Brand-New |jj:| 1924 Studebak t | - . — ~yeler Co.. 30 roadsters. W ord M nen evenin and & Sundays | Olive. . ode, 3035 ically O K. A wonderful ui s. mechan- 192 er Spec. Sedan 4° ences; family of ood 32 2 Locust o- | cen tG? | SET eee oe (ie6)| WEBER'S US iderful service car: $395 | Think of it, worth $600: a 4-pase Two 7-pass : one painted Cadil- 4 Studebaker Big 6 Coup ‘sere thee name, 5401 Cabanne, 2d Noor.’ west, ad omc OBILE Wid —To exchange. (o6*) a ve 100.8 —, Coupe. 1922. ee ee Serer $25 and Et down. | S. E. Cor "Garrison = 5 ANGE. = eg YAHLEM 1¢ cae any arma, oF gy = ~~ wheels. balloon coat oeeeme Touring ~ : ord Ces Weechevaets JIRL—Ekperienced on feeding steel df an in manufacturi nee be SERENIOS, G08 tess ot efling’s, 2315 Olive. | DODGE—Tour and Locust. (c& 4EM, 1035 N. Grand. A ai etc.; the other maroon. I et Touring S elall bbeie-ce' dite a cubossing press: SIZ week t . > 3 automobile: pr ring company | e rm Excellent ae aoe ree I Te fe) | ouring, $150: 7 tire - isc wheels, completely equipped, 924 Overland Tru Oe ee wena : - WV = vrefe car for | Fo rf ——— ~ » 1c?! ly O K; ogee “ons positiv O 1 guilt and alec M. Tau, 01 Pine, © start. “ 4 us. Post-Dispateh. rt a Ford. | Box | SRR. 6 ATO the money. Terma. nee Sedan: in excellent condition, all | Sbode— terms. Shane, 5922 Clayton. e K, & a 4-pass. Phaeton, with ee tires and 1924 Studebaker Spec. 6 pe GikL—T®e work wanayr «4 8 Wid —100 ——— __fe80) : Mth & Loe loc] es, double Hassilers, step DGE “Touring. 1922. pert Al dise wheels. Co ne mH Th 1924 Oldsmobile Sedan ' wages: stead) 7 er Ke euper's $50 o 'B500: whi; tourings. road- | ~~ an _ae usineSss , 6 in all BODY TYPES. SPECIAL 6, Box Co. 410 N. 234, ' ng is lieving. Lots of n,; fully eautpped a ~—1920 tour! a 923: 5-passenger tour! | E 3D RL SS *6 ’ . 1925 tn FORDS onnbe Locust, Sth floor. EL a y | extras: year Pay orGn CA OO a ee “$350 new cord tives: speciat | 924: others: frade. s44r Pow 7 paint; overhauled; U. S ‘Reyes Pte wat —— PHAETON i} TOU ‘tee ee MODELS. OTHER S&T frome. 3999/29 To check Woik, c See us before IN 2 R CAR CO. Mact: on of Open until 10 p._m | "+. _ 5441 Juniata. (cf) a dandy allround car. " ; “ RATO i cars, ROADSTE Page tickets sarmanent. , copy anf 4 RCO. 2910 W ahaiigton sell. 9921-37 Locust nes c oy ky-Pardue. 6320 Delmar Cab- | Es WEBER'S U SE D CAR EXC Driven only se miles: oF ! to pl RS, COUPES and in . ° ” ‘ ss : , , 4 - . - ’ . - , ease. © week to start. tion, $& pe nt 1103 as ea: pt. HIDSON—Cou ; — vy 58s. | Dod : ‘s c= Cor. Gar HANGE. antee; $1650 r guer p pen day—n Fotn st 9h ot anki, | 00 / AUTO Bi | SUDSON—Coupg, porretied on loan. Ags | PCeiicot paqnt al full’ inte 19R4: x: | Dodge Touring; a dandy | Seay ETT soon jacrison and Locust. cB) | 1 yeyat at S34. Bomont y—night—Sunday. tm rience - pleasent, work: : ergo lunmobile Coupe. 4- holetering ci like new; terms uD- | for $195. You can’ JEWETT Stu ade. 3441 Juniata. _ RIC “KENBACKER, Stutz, jemont 1646. ls y;, to advertise — 1. P 1925 BERR | u can’t b t sport drems patte | 2 $100 to $1500 ebe Oe ERRY MOTOR CAR CO.. , . eat | Rec cnbacker quarts; | SOew: Dep Gees: Cems. oe ntti - rna at ise. each: g before vou spot rt Hs rs very little and very Bomont 900. > | 58 it. Terms, trad . | classy; $595; $495; terms 2843 E : East | hy gaetManrde iss Everiey, =} q EM MOTOR CORP. i025 S Grand. etleaene carefully ; terms. | PORD—Sadar ae goust.(c} N - , trade, ete. Look. | — — ramon. RICKENBACKER tea as | STUDEBAKER DISTRIBUTO ees, 7 ) DO Soret in_ State Lindel} OS tek MAXRWELL—E iMth & Locust | condition ma: Sader. 108 4 model car Al EWEL|, 2422 Lindeli 15 Years in 1924 Je tt S ; rt r on ie ag ye one i. {sTH AND BS ee W ELL— Busine: —— — rz tm a a. W ini , x : ' LOCUST mer Sauti a IRL ) YOU NEED MONEY . nae nia -—Baeiness coupe: ) TDS ~ Resear Barge n eat $450. $1293 Rg | 1994 “DO E TOUR an " 3 e po | _— By ae” —_ ndid Sondition STREETS ’ factory office. To ; oane -L, 5 mechanic l car, nm exe ellent Motor Co., “20 W Lock W rel T uring, &@ drean talk about ; try th c " race Tate Mo! | —————: — ~_ 2 erate switchboard and "t Bemion minutes: car left in y . . al condition with good tir Ww ter Groves , k Woo Late delivery 4 babr out on the hills: S795 ss is o., Inc, 3041. -43 Locust bi. Z or i | — a —— ets; nm oo coupon tic - red tane our small cash payment. ba! seat tal ee. ij = — ‘ceR89) | pro elivery: stream line job Ter s. $795 today. Hurry: js comet oe 8 1 —___ _ 12 == rust Do. familiar with — writer. ) YaHLeN MO Sex conan open BERRY MOTC CAR Oey nathiy. | * —{4—FPord sedan, 4-door; in elegant Se eee a “a a dependable’ satent Sane — Soe Se | a 192; 3 Youring. perfect: $250: T P ee a ee . ‘ae A pp MFGRS. 035 N G ‘an . RP. aL “8 __ Bomont_ 800 201 ce as cuaranteed condition floes | Hasel ick Ny 1922. with g00d — ti pac JORI Ant EM. 1935 'N. Grand. Tl om - oe. PIASSs, fc) | - Trucks For or Sale — ee Tk. ashington @yv. (cd — rand. cS) : - cus (er) ciren, $446 : — ssier shock absorbe: cor res, AN— Touring: mecha a : is /EBAK ER-—Spe ial 6 touring: : he 5 5 HAIRDREASERS— 2 experienced — Remov al Sale B - 5: will serve like} fect car; $215. comet” lock. etc.; per- condition must ell at get : = good fect condition; acta) Oe a > sl A . worm drive, starter, Be ae need salary stendy postr | dahehee eam . dianan. ~ argains U ‘NIV ERSAL. 3401 Locust WILLIAMS. of Course. 4: 90 On fice. 3950 N. 20th aS soem) ie A. rare barga:n for $650 gs es oy i. $260. 7415 Ce Votes condition: price n'*® Hair Shop, 747 ° mea yupe: almost new. We | _Open_ night and Sund — APE Ting — ve. (ef) JO ; e Studebaker Store, 2728 N. ¢ . FO ne rage ; Benion 1198. (c) O40 Groves. enone 67 Mates, wn ee finish: _ $585: bo nam mtr apy ee: as anes. now S895. & . R- QO. R- D-0- Re ‘S-E-D-AN Veber Dodge 4 1922 | RDAN \ OURING sTt DERAKER—1. “iaht 6: eae i) ao saan ana will sell cheap; can a0. and Sunday, Webster 2411 sf aston. t7) SOUTH &IDE a ‘- ec iginal finish Ex- , man's demonstrator, sg od remises. General FP’ HOUSHUIRI w Ss -. Coach: perf ad IDE BU ite * AUTO CO. 23 ode ry cellent -_ Motor in once iN $750. jood af new. oniy per Stock Co. LL nd = ; —White, cooki ah 324 E ect condition: 2646 Lafayette - tre $350: shape. Bar- | pa! at entities: and | 54 North Side Studebaker & TROCR——I ¥e ton t f om ots. work, good wages. 527 an ouse ra | Easton. iat) | “Qnen - Grand 7601X. Forest 610. “ROBE RTs 156. . te °. sean ed gain Term nt good. a buy See it “729 N. Grand. Store. Lok S - be ' - ¥} D s. h e pomy ‘ang. and 3 Bet Seah ee og + Ciera. a 4 sto ee 23. i coi. $675: terms ) venings and Sundays,_(c) (c) FORD 1924 TU 5. 3 Delmar, e - 19th & Lac ust. 8029 Lor "4 T A eT 2500. co 3005 ne i eile a its as ¥--3 oing out Bg nt trucks: oOuURre work . =— , 5) N Sa somo ‘ » ive. | . varia. : = 4 dei!. 'S : Coach 4 ryi. 1054. eam $2? ASH 4-DO New ne nf R SEDAN a . | LINCOLN---1924 phaeton; excellent condi- 2944 LOCUS oe laundry ees exper Sa SY Fy a, -F . in + ly eruier nat eee as new mechanical- 0 orris, $495 Bk will give new car guarantee and Yous beaut ful lake blue new OF 9 a roOoRD— fm rca! for corner no washing. 11 rae gteliow demonstration ‘Webe. equipment new Nash green and looks like new; the | HUD: ings. _____»_~Deimar 305 'buy at S495: any mans money, &@ rea! paint; car is in perfect condition; @ real WERER’S USED CAR EXCHANGE. . : ash sale: How net of Riuerell ee oN Open Sundey Cuhs-Buick, 2837 ee ae 4 oe practically ~~ ae * —. coals herman 10°94 same as new. a) wre TAI BR ore: trade: neo in Hh #3 Washi Owen-Baskeit Motor ©o pn . FE. Cor Garrisan and Locust. (of pt wa i opep i1iL—White. 10 asalst with pousé COAC : : : ’ eels ere is not a bdlemi ~ ain. only $085: 1 Gecmecueer —— obs Grand = ungton. Bomont 3524. aa 7, Hi ee “ H—19°S. ne —ne~~ lof stain ¢ : mish ; 3520 Fe erme. trade - — “ uber Mot sito Berimaneit Catholic prefers | ACH—1095 new, gave $300. | Sempere, front and wear, nutomatic. wind: Sapceseyersie. Sp Rs ener oS? ee EN. Sten .___-._ | MARMON 1831 pert, seerine 52 sacrstice| 0-O-K! thot Lecust. "Bemont 638. tee) hon E- 40 Port. 1” . . + tra: . an43 kK ‘ . ove } ah! 14 ‘ mnanee. epare t ms utoma tae wind ’ i mites. this aa thi io : . pA Ac * permiesion to sac rific | , SF patch. ery ; W ha : . o ] aston. (4 ) | ror. te dei ire ney view mir- HUDSO ‘ ome liitt'e job. ~~ Bt for 65° >» ¢€ aen Bee thi ) barga) " N S d b : FO HOUSbIRT—White for genecat wowre | pg tL ORT oT N SEDAN | can't tell from new: was $725. | MAXWELL Tourine. 1983; sacrifice i ew Studebaker | ‘BARGAINS ferences, willing, to away fe cnivan: MAAN a cord tires: | 3038 Locu | Bee 7 now $595 | MAXWELL-—-Touring,. 192: Special 6 | summer. 4 extras; S$" Fe 059 Locust Bomont 2800. : — this late mode! 8-70 . Terme T ‘y . 3: “gacrifice ; pecia touring: its a eh , ( coupes. ee Cabany 2789 HOw. 6050 We? Kuhes a ned cen. balance | OLDS 6.4:0upe. 2 Sn “3008 Olive | as new: the tires 9 Ser: i Beene as g£00d NEW pa rade. $245: terms: trade. 3520.8 aston. (sit a used car: run enough to. limber Fy ois supers cs car ats tre-| WEBER'S USED 5 bey: once weenie ‘G Se tae ee ao. Fini" Tax ust. | FORD Lenings 2nd Sunday. Ane tires “Al: must. be sen Ry | first-class nights and § Sundays. terms ig ty guaranteed: all prices | “ = R's USED * AR EXCHANGR. | unusual Bs ga order and renresents an ” touring: price et on AE 4039 Laciese. tc | — Garrison and Locust. (e@? | Peerless 6 touring $1650 will take ‘oon is ap part. par: = : | Peerless & touring........ ment ars : Franklin fouring . on a are thiy paymente. RBomon: *e 4 Removal Sal ale RB WEBER S argains Ss : Fa _ Garrison. and Locust. io8) vIn n © rao x 92% ) Wp. roag 4 t J f | a: eTRoT) and La ” are ™Mmo f fay St udebak ’ 6 99 tr be 1 ou ing. 1 $i7 > t ’ oe ule } 8 3 G Pa a) | 2 a- | (‘wdil las ... / . ' j | } UST ST ) ube ! in Sy rt Aiat sboeats re - ipa Ed Our reputation ae MAID——-White: : young; expe | housework: emall family: n — w “s 1984 Beet Coach. 4 Cytinder eve Light 6, late : : eh 3 ew 4 ° : a ) 4 a ah ical y oe. yueee have ear * good six f $450 FOR Gye cpiz below actual a ni. ate erms. | D—Touri $85. A »ie terms 5 aun . ; a « _ 3005 TLecust. —— Pol nd Luke. brand- new : only j r $35 Gown. _ a $43 5: Ford roadster. “ae VY ASH——19°° & ; Late BUICK AUTO CO. | aust. | Scromatic ehignd wiper. very tire, bumpers. | "Sigs. i623 wurine: newly painted: ; Just s1OSs. a attenedl qaaee: more leas aut : enings and ona 7601 Roadsters For Sale | tomer made big sacrifice taedinnt tee teeeer PS yam, terms. Williams. 4390 Oliveic5S) | ~ onderfa! shape: $495 paint: gar in | peta! potemetilen ont, too eam established Oo s____ie) /1— re) 35—Buick a 46°: 8 roadsier. oh | and i hy ay ed quick gale. Trade $35. 19340 Penn ——s order. | = = = 4 U SF D CAR — ANG RP. vour guUaranteer ‘hat any car cacahaaan ot 2044 roadster —-dr * 1 00 | A LBO ‘ aw st, Sidney 3 | + Gerrinon end Locust. ‘6) |W ™ exactly 2° roMol OCUST ST. Ic Rims For Sale ailew: absolutely as brand hewn oh WILBON abst 27 Locust [ee a. itke new: oe. Ox A ND Touring fe tau al con- | senies —s ASPOSOH Le goo. $50 DOWN oupe: beautiful standard every possiple accessory co | a a ¥ le ns. Jett ; rain. _ > Russell. ich i ts = Bom. em $5 4-Dessenger. like nee is sanders able: abeplutely brand Brn. pat MOON — Rerwell. Sudehebe, 202 24° se- | FORD—Feering | Se aeepelient ronnie or OAKLAND— —Touring. $1 $190. wit bs have + ot_ 1890. __ A _ WEEK = $ ” 2 months to pap ‘ . £63 Ecce. | —-_;: | 3033 | rucks b Paes ae a UNIVERSAL, 3401 I ———- ™ | FORD ™ aoe _— ic) Olive. or Sale o coupe. master 6: rn ae cust. Ct ea eK main a I S—Tourings: = _ - as -_— (cd) ; roe > lethemenet ie S; Hhe new: $1870: ae ae rn Open nights and Sunday. . MOON, MAXWEI ] 192: —_ SOB: termes. 504 &. arora etc.; $65) 1- 1954 —Zadamobie six sport. original | DODGE Berean truck. Scott Clean! | mings, 1805 Russell. (c) Chev. Roadst 1924; Studebaker. b a | FORD—1024 touring. em wor fine; virtually perfert | PORD- a iecke a] COUPE 19°32 J s er, spick sedans 1223. $703 S205 Moon Maxwell! : cheap. terms ; trade O° pucellent snape. . ey aes subject to exer) mation | -Trucks. + a) per week - amall many extr andy span; a smart little | lanteed: ben wt 795. S895: repainted: guar- | | PORD—i924 fferson and test br highest auth: a: : payment. __. Riefli 2315 Olive. (cb) ter ee: ny ‘echanca ly ania’ Was $425 Seinen Pt ae terms. 3843 Easton ay. | year te_Be 7: muarenti teed 4127 barge! - wantier es a.” roRbs— Sk ton trucks. up. terme: ~ : > . - |= [ aa o- ? e ~ a) 5 today only. ~ dono | Ne cab. balloon tires. ouarentes’ 30 ante $40 down Omen FERAL. oma FORD—1921 ton truc 1922 CK COUP NEWELL 3422 indell. 15 ae BER Piconaien terms 4127 Olive « re Ollie Haupt Motor.| —— “nights and Sun tay | ton; Dodge: te Traffic 3. singe ‘ eare in c ust ‘ n even i Ps oO 99 ; i FO . » Dest bu. E, $595 HODGE = . : _ Business | OV ERLAND- —“hampion — i9 te) | a me Touring 10 O22. Starie:. aemount ieee ond ;_ Septintes tat came | KG Ton, tracks = : - £145. . ¥ab in town. See it today: —— F—Tigedater. iG Or rv ionkea and |\ ~~ & ae pnd *yae eee new ; tires foe, tus. vrolet. $35. 4965 Lo- from factory: new Kelly-8p | FORD—Truek for : y . . i ° ‘ — N. Grand. Delmar 600. 80 Delma: Sundays and evenings. eg pee | FORDS— Tourtngs. J525. SES: vactest ot ee oe al! astound: was $7 ~ te al! improvements: ,Al ion os b ic6) ' Delmar 2547 on av..i| mest new. 1824 perfect: a!- as now $495. Terms. Trade. Come! tien: bergain. = Arkansas yen ‘“ _ (cS) . terme. DFS Olive NEW S015 1S - | PORB—TLieh: delivery : es + liseli ni . - fod) + ELL 2 15 Locust y Aroma im truck overhau and En at eh. . a en” 3" Washinedl oy, . - J ¥ - ; ‘Ba : : Pe oe ee " a ae iy 2 pet oe Be » ; =— ET A Se SAS. x a *, We ; " - x: > wt = ie ie ‘ % PR EP eed Br a oe mtn, “Meg a kip XP ack ct ae a. Y. Sk PE ae pf eae A S S. <0 Se Te ot Saye ct i ” ( par ee ng LMC Rita cau. fer Rg, Pm 9

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at oes A . 5 ’ 7 « Ps * - 2 e @ PS i te ee a re ee a bie nd, eae i te «“* , >it 8 ; oa - ; : , ‘ ' % waned goods ae age ec smal lem: need totts— 2 goes. ras electriq oo 2 Page. Delmar 880 o: we, MOTOR CYCLE—197%2 Harley: : | =k $10 sores $5. -e7) ANTIOUE Rawnne GY ae $75 cash. 20 S. 12th. (cS), rooms for = complet turnished | wv Eat PINE = 4120—2 with mere brac shimes of aj) kinds: bric-s : + HARTFOR o_ tehen, furnished housekeeping. hy san | prices coll M. Geubics 1008 Cee | : . ~The 3 furnished roome. | ae for bar-| av. Night Greenberg. 1808 Chouteau | | 3642W. . nae. Sidney | WEST PINE BL. 3759—Neatly furnished p+ 100 | FA . Central 2130. ' (cS) | M U S ] c. A L \.BENRIETTA 3500 (c89} rooms. with kitchemette. ist fleor: also Ca ce 2 days Furniture. coments flats. | | @ewe: encestionsliv clean homes chouer |} Gane e_sem.- _{e7) 720 S. Broad ? exthaam | FURS ea ort oe. ab. GO30 +s) bi phone. references. aon. 'WEST PINE Bi... 4103— Houseke-ping | 1S ARR Ae period rigpt | End Storage Co. Vicor 4mbOn tees | | |INDIANA, 2801—Large furnished | a eee eS a Mae | Geen t ome 2108 oe and Tore et ) isth “ane URE ae Gy ee ' CESS pe oume: | SET PINE GL tens—Handocnal ro ve ‘cs -- — ¥ amount. RNETT PL... 1935—Boces beech. ! ty fur-' “tases and be | WASHING MAC Oe bss | Poms aes S31 aM. fc ms | Musica! Instruction | img: Ast fi So housekeep | g nished front rom for 2 or 2 gentlemen: | _ Broa@way. _ {BO tric cleaner amphenio’ ss com: plete for c 7 - ' steci files 28. copper H : = , ri auction Co 3301 LD rel4) pi couple. Grand 763 ie | ROOMS SUBURBS sere. giobe reco oe ume nity. : neas. cl4 ane : 1. te . 27T13W or. se Blenéee | + pe $998. 3185 8. pant (89> aie for household goods ef any Wanted | LAFAYETTE. 2150—Housekeeping a 12 OXFORD. 3518—2 niceiy furnished Sl-A-Maiule burner. cost : —_ a es ee Fico? sam ies Lindell 7587. must Bate goods. war CASH paid cor | saxophones, cellos, etc. | _Teom. re: all conveniences in | WECESMAR. 6197 (Weltoa)—3_ Bouse one winter, $250. 4927); and others yo or term: Been. ~_— | 20. NDS of ola feath __ Tony Piacht. 1001 Pine (6) | MERAMEC. 2722—3 ~~ ys 6437 (Welleton) house — | ond gee: saan or terms, eupe es iow | te O8c fer old ag, - Ee eee | * cacente $45. 4650 Cote Bril-| —~y- > _ : aoeeenee e clean beasckeep- | WANTED tos TT = 7 ee ——————————————ee ‘cB; | I will je tan —— fictor 3985] ROOMS NDHAND PIPE MUST MOVE —_—— = | of Tate oO [peeke Lim . x cent | PIANO—Vowe upright. #ightly used, $45 PARK. 2340—Nice room with kitchen- | ROOMS wtd— 3 or 4: 2 in family: Gu@Punteed. with new thread ML 3__ Linde! =? ethers ranging - fro $35 __ ete: gas stove conveniences. —— first | | teat et n eee. waite s and cou- New and ] ] z } $150 easy a _— r —s » to PENNSYLVANIA. t B302R. | | —fent_ressonepie._ Ot SS Se | ~~ 2 1 ON AND ae ~. e extra very little: sold new for_ $450 ROOM ee Riso He! st exch rt tall: now in season. sire. Rheola | ; can be, *™ ——South. large. co ; eis SSE exchanged for new. Cash or Pete, sam, Red Fing Guecn: cheap Sig? | month. this ss 2 vee, te Si2s's: SS per | ianed eniieman” orale Femly: fer -| ROOMS AND BOARD WAATED |- terms. ; | 8. Spring av _ (80) Pa STARCK PIANO CO. 1018 Olive ROOM— Cool red. Box N-264. P-D. ics0) | ROOM AND BOARD ‘Wid —By indy com Tirect-current ceiling fens. @irect-cur.|. Fwrniture for every PCPPibS—Shepherd and collie: rer SPR ar (ed) . —Coo!l ._ walnat furnishings suitabie am oyed: com comiortgsie. Maryland car. Box ool “= —_. a ternating-«urrent ceiling ractically cost; beds. * get — —* Rebeeer Sem — ase 5 Gren Patna ag PLAYER-PIANO—in excellent condition: G coed ake rand “1818R |. Geab- | >, wea (3) eur “eri! er or. call zo >,’ ¢ » _ : = ad e , > es Bar Sasa hea than Se oh ORL es | chedo ti, | "|e, customer of ours Sas asked un to sell ROOM-—Niceiy, farmahed fa private Fam. || BOARDING, HOME, Wil —Prowsaat_ NGER (0. 1000 Market st «8 omg AE BE i9" $5: extension ta-. e—~,; + — te i sell for $137: | outiunen modern “conveniences tors one | al, care,. APPLY Children’s Aid Society, a a ee P ' r : : ' : = = ~ . Ff —_ Oo pe t he se ' ~~ ~ og Suivele and dees; deem. | ain Ce gas ranges. BOOKS AND ! PERIODICALS». A. STARCK PIAN rgpronaipie Darty.| 2 real _homp.__Grand mnt __neis borhood | | SOARDING HOME Wia—Fer (ce) | 3 gees, P73 REALTY AXD LOAN CO tan Storage Co.. 380u Olive _ Piece wainut bedreom suite. $117.50 BOOKS bought. sold and exchanged. Harrie (c>) , RUSSELL, 2644—Front. light houselleep emploved, wher _—~ mother | ____ 208 _ Sth st. fo} | c cNEINGS (o8) | | Fenny walnut diniae suite. Ce Boek Store, 2306 Chocteau (c@6) | PLAYER-PIAN o enret asad : | ing rooms: nicely a a. cared. for gerne a7, a nea - = | ENDING WACHTNES—Faying S150 pe "Gongs istic Formisiers | PATER EASE, pss cmetiem. | RERERLLS Seems re egies | Ae Sacer Lele + once wii i , - , rs. wit? : ‘ar . wo: en ~*~ —————— ; | a}: caeh oe Bri war “ARMSTRONG H. F- OO. BUILDING MATERIALS music ys ae oe FS eee seace dei | 1 a gan ee APTS. 3086 ive at. = a st = i ° = ROOMMA ANTED oo ‘ on_Ge | -—_ Cupane Pubite Lbeary.. snay | eat as i CLyNPs— Aves > —_ eat iy Devers Fi Cnt SRS See SRESANDOAR. S052 ~-Sinely —= reat = ves W : 5574-82 WATERMAN AV. | $ i “OUTFIT DE L ~ | ine See_ ae: wT ee ci WAY Small oar = SHENANDO : so hall room: conveniences. | ~ ge, Vent Wre —Young man i cael We have available in this new mod | = , UXE a poy ogee all parlor grand. one a0] w a, - bh heusek nousekeepi ict | pay 4 ° | ccs =3) img suite: neat! furn.| shed’ bo! amd. ond ing. ’ dD. Morgan Ses Bomont 3585 | $3! : Phone Linde!! 3135. auto ls 1 ‘ — e th 2004 S 5 calew 15 PHONOGRAPH Portabie . Sust the ing water. :n private home ict 4i°1J - “tor 1? We mn piete it La 7 " H . athe 4 com ine of the finest | Minutes Apnrelman. 4061 Page for o s ; bear . @iming reom. tivine room furni- | 30.000 OLD _su or =_— “a ~~ utings, $1250; easy terms ment F | ture =e@e- cael and gas fanaes: cerk- | y-~4 Ve es tt sS5 "De ts. for ghkip- THIEBES MU SLC CO.. 1103 ive st (CBS } (cS8: LEFFINGWELL. 207 = = : ) lat a bin tors. which can be bought 47361 Gelber 44°6 3,,*-- or Cen. PHONOGRAPH—Brunswick console. prac. _, nished front ieee, alee 4 ‘rent district at we are out of the bich- . calis (8) tically Dew; reasonable. Cabany 78185™M Ww 7 — | | 004 MORGAN ST For Sale SONORA Cc =— ED | ee ee HOTELS he | Let us buy your furniture _ Bo INSOLES— AL models: brand- DSATARD. 73 Foo — : . * fer new in tree QUALITY CLOTHES —Fer women —~ ps KINNLAND third off remular ~v eo 4—Room with private — —— ee ee l—Two wom, |! ' ater. oaths ~ dav: $4 we ANLNG , & ance. . a VI ToT ~~ — ight ho - week $55.00 S. Grand c73) TOR VI rROLA A— Wi th 386 selections. aceping, all convemences. Forest 91343 a STEAD HOT EE... 438 ee a | | (3) ewly furnished. Delmar 5603. a | : 4 a (c8) Northwest : : vr for $ S s 4 al cond: 25: tern a THIEBES MUSIC CO 103 0: ve (c8O) (DELMAR BL 4429_c =~ NATURAL BRIDGE. 6300—3 ia: used | BEDROOM. $39.50 EXCHANGE a ea 00 rge rooms ! | ¥ic We “Wieter- a es $ m. peat LA nabogany. $45. H $4.59. opveniences. phone. =89 | LINDELL PLAZA HOTEL reception hall: modern: comfortad! fur- | : * . Ps . ¥ wk hest | Tished. plarer piane. electric and bus ail | _ x KIT HEN, $47.50 AUTOMOBILE Wtd—To exchange. pre) Davis Furniture Co.. 1718 ” : NO MONBY DOWN EASY TERMS ferred stock in manufacturing company €35 AND Ut -- ee 5 Oltv ive. tc} DELMAR , ee . 5322, —Housek - . Floor coverings included. Your oppor- +34 os autemebite prefer a Ford Box as V coe B tor sack Pe I-gnown makes continuous hot water; gar a tel) 4300 Lindel! BI ' oe a tunity to select one. two, three or mo as ost-Dispa teh . u ia aad many Tos ' ee | ‘ , - rue — to car and - $33.) ae From : - Sa oe Se eas, Cee, SS Se DEL. MAR. 3739- 3a fl. alrge clean well| plesaant surroundines hawi a hotel with | | r many rooms we have arran Tou TS : ST - F - . - eping _roem. rroun s avimg atmosp | easily select the rooms you 4 Seme GOLD | AND SILVER ARCK PIANO CO. 1018 Otive. | DELMAR BL. 3905—One ho don’ Ne eee of 2 See nome. West have bed davenport suites h 2 CASH (cS) | _Teom: 24 floor: $5 ousekeep-ng overlook seeing our large. well-fur- | | wa in . mahogany end paid for diamonds. old gold. plati- . fw nished. airy reoms: single *- | APARTM ainut becroom suites. in fact rooms te num =e silver bourh: Broadw ; DELMAR BL. 442°—Rooms ¢f vate baths: America: or en suite: pri- ENT—June on 5: 4 rooms; | 5 pm every person ow anal ae Gm thin elry Co. 812 XN B i ay Jew- _ Keeping 2a floor “front. ns for house- choicest “home ——_ or Burovean pian linen, electrmecity. teiephonc ) we are out of the high rent district and CASH paid for Brome at —— = DELMAR BL.. 3867 sino _garage.‘cO) | mer ra se-cooked meals. Special sum. *##e: $65. Forest 1106s. aun” 4 are elle to sell our merc hendise at great. —_Sy Or roid. silver. platin R aie ~. ae oe —Nice. coal sleeping 1 (c@®) BADEN, 730—~Furni or ; ly reduced prices nT | alee a jewelry. Clamonds. Miller. 1323 OMS and BOARD Shi =] oes reasonabie- phone. REGENT thea A h and Chestnut 3-room efficiency: HF ‘ og iT “| 4339 Lafayett ass an atural Bridge - = icR) —_— R BL... 5804 (3d Ooor)—2 con- rm. ciean ay up: $5 eck ux Broad wa ¥. : - gency: ste ‘wo @oore west on Lucas we rept. HIGHEST prices pa)! ad for oid gold. broken necting rooms for light hou et » + b; DELM. s (c46x sions : relia heat. | wal “~ south. get off at Sth and a jewelry. diamonds. Miler 703 Marker TA Te ne roum. (abanv 1029M 65 om effic iy La tein —~ ren = igh walk block east. Suburban car at 7th (82) ELMAR RL. 3970—s “ ; ed ot. Forest GOT1. +7! | a Mor nae : r et 7th and — 7 ee ROOMS floor $° 3 —Smail room. third RESORTS EVANS, 4418—aAttractively furnished ; ‘ all Broadway in — — to_ Lucas WITH BOARD—CITY_ 2 S-.00 week: gentieman employed | Teems, bath: $55. (cS) | Lucas Park ee wo RADIO ROON—Adijaining bath. 2 ‘S) For Rent FURNISH | “th and ‘ashin Be ge a es Sass to - coupe empio: ~ &- mieeme _~ gen’ lemen or Ae BL... 403° — agg Fi nn oc n h: : — reaktast optioma!. Bx eeping roo me erage oer mame - _ Sf Sevt ur vacat t > me ~~ ons he : onge | bus ines stop at as and Sraibtneten aes For Sale _N-37%. Post-Dispatch 7 Bg gw al connecting: run- Beach — — 2 Sasthelemes $85. Cabany 64421. months or | ee: ih ae ee ee "ike 1800 metal: ied 20 eoleuman’s — > peek a ee ee ee ——s tS SAMILTON. 765—4-rcoms $85: 3-room : 2 eiteatter Ponend, - rge. clean, B- ——— A’ ~ Sw — Did - 8 wi- . oer house in 4 anc 4.8 U1. _ Nice wy 1? cone. buys $40 worth SAVE ONE THIRD we oe a. we Yona | if tesired at wom for = girls — E keeving +r S.—Nicely furnished house- 2 3 and 4 MES—- we (eS) 4 $225. or sell se OUT OF THE HIG P a roF -EN. 2645— Will board 2 reluable school creer 5 poms; hot water. Call evening tof : rooms. $250 down. 3 years “UNGSBURY. 6022—At — or pell sep AXD LOW OF In eae Sy SAFES 4 Bauman iren safe. laxlaxl: Rt es — 2 er kitchen privileges. ~ _ . STOSA—S front rooms fe | — “- cHASTE Ben and Pout ry ad- ne aoe rest - pe, — 3 anes Sond ———— e — ties = : a8, s Q TO ror aT = s e Bat condition. Box uw Ss. Pet Dis PA DL — rc ——————— a — nanecusmennenns \e> ing . 21s “ange al! e po emcees : ss 7 a ~ ' . 5 complete : it . dis hes. 2 : pid - ER AGING ONE. THIK D ye AV | atch. 2 . . — re ~~ 1 ruomis, L Sou" hern &xDo- ~ : — a ak : " ee vol Chestnut. ‘ cJ4) — q ane lett southern ha re: wh Fd — —- ~ "ree een —— — linia ais rooms. di conaaie : ras : 7 Taylor ’ walnut. len E.. bee | beautif Pren- » for couple or gentlemen = aig -“ furni = > oR As Dis... 4449—Atiractice v ; NEWSTEAD _ ~ : 4 ‘ . eh - REwIs tr x — 8 wa ~ wee (cB) | -AT—New. iin car storage with 4 ~ sacrifice hina net. oblong extent ea] ' ' - ss it. coup * em - : = fe ; a MOTT? 00 gain. Cal) Parkview 19389 w aft - ‘ geod a5 new cost $500 ed im excellent USED DESKS—Wall ca f a hn bona ACLEDE. 3733—Two fine bx —- PRANC ISCUS RFALTY CO. 804 Ch m.. or Tyler 447 before noon’ (eR) call 't for less than than ha’? See mame at THREE PrEce. Vare Spring a . fountains hac kK ae = oo Ou! LC EN “37 iHeT 5a3.5—Room wit “B » - rooms 2a , . “oO ne housekeeping Chestn ut SK] NEKER _ ore - . re. : : oF © irs, a Ov Maat ry @ rit 7 - : ws ity —- = : > > sf -_—— Co. 6800) Deima r. (edn } posers wre : 20 oa bo Les _im fact almost soutien ror —. : pee ar. ; ~ -t7 ~~ : Painless . a. a “oy Rice ularly for $18.00 © Seiect ft om — es aed Fix" ure Co Till x mei — rede : ’ _— LR FS ae ~" el (Comforta bie furniened ——— North a Wa ig nr BL... 427 1—-3- reem aS As 4 ASHINGTON. 2148. 3 - 2d 8 tro ar éver ied) — oil - = — ye Plans . 4 ‘ . , >. - = _ Jan iter eer. rent - >» « : ‘ ; =~ « ; a . » eg Sy oer tos high beck al! clear) kinds. cash fo: * contents a eee McMILLAN. 4803——Hous wale a Ee ce cae. eg | ye bacon ae ' fumcd eak din Oa-room * maple. varnish Minish rattan seats on — . : i or you at auctior —— = — = _ : i~rTLsnhec next wy ey pt cca we | W ESTMINSTE "Ls. 3.4 | F' ner “ er. Cail Frida» e234 SPECIAL $155 explain mussion. Let our man come out aad ied ON. 50)7?—Room with or wib-) -2*->8 xt to bat CONV ene tos se a ae South _ nicely ey en x 5468) tC Soar’ Shall Asal 2 = 2) Rian! A. i... lindeil & 7 — aeolian a (Ww e Ww iN! M k T ib A a~ ae 4UCTT: NX é STORAGE LINE : eLL Bi aT 15 = ~ ; M PH RS \ 4” > == | rn — ieee ated s—0 | rrTretty 3- rPoem no 'e-7 WwRetM ike (44x) orated. manedtatn : URE AT COST — f y a © al eral Allow. — : ] i. Chouteau Main 1685. ~ for a . > pave Fee aii Duara - - & hen » ary —— A: ‘aa Pm 2 rn ren nt r park - zoo? tan.ier Se Ss -— aes two WEST rise. 4 . 4295—8 CASH OR ice Zz TERNS. ‘ance or our Old F . . i . INYO 7 . —* , _ + HERS ~\ 4147 rie XN mae a - ee ‘2. Apply Jan: or irnish front apariment. ser it: ; d 3e hard wood : urniture in LINDELL BI 3947—Ver, desirabie keeping + ans, ean honuse- SHEN ‘~~ OAH. 361 i) . now $60. Two-rcom, basement, . i xine -“— gustes. For Sale recs: excellent meals. hot water: col _Keeping room: running water. $6‘; men : —oe fi reom apart- $6.50. ao hath: hot ‘waser beat fur \f - . nomen — —_ a - price n ’ e : a io Tp Sees Exchange for New ‘ J IXTURES ~Store and offs fe "? Sark — Miia mg bus and car iimes rmuderns te wr ~~ ‘ _— +26" Niece a°rge , room mes. 5 | Se Mt Aim La6e a = 61298 WA aN. _{s) rons aoe reasonable. — ye: 8, oe ) ? ° r ~ . ba ‘ 5 | ’ references = —— —— acmicy 2a ff - oo ee i Z | ERM $55 — a co. 2 RS Reo en Oo ee ot) McPHERSON. 4428—2 front rooa Stop. lool listen: 2-room FLATS FOR . 2618 FRANKLIN | 30.60.90 Davs € ice. Locust _and Jefters oter Serv ble: large vard: reas ea ee = nighed hounthe-aine- wine *F i ae ment. tenmettel ta - office agar RNITURE — one FOREST 3858 Belknan, SOS W ‘ - S h oe a. ee ati deediiemeteh’ tenn. Oe attractive 35. ib room efiiciency. Jd ‘loor. service ome ge : es Sas of June end Ju Ae . ss s — Ww ashineton. av _ Sth ¢} “ - u We Ole Ai rel iped miuits . = a ‘ cae 40 x ee “- : —3-roem eff.cihen —* ; eS ee S 1t reem™, mn ire soutDermn expos- ss . -- 4 >+ SIX REAL- - WASHINGTON.: 4524 DEI MAR BI yj D ae r. men for SLM) weet (lane a TT? La LA Ri -E ROOMS — _ : - i oa a ’ 4 : . | . = a LA‘? WwW ‘pr mL. = as 7 on I mt ea ae RE ~ ° mr ~ > - ~ - GARAGE : fint- al! - . “80 Gas and Electric Fixtu vr . tebe, | MSRHERSON. 4027—Room with kitchen- REASONABLE RENT. CONCESSION IF Weekly or Monthly Rates | —— on (CBU) xtures BOOM AND BOARD—S700 west, privat ,_wtte: sink, hot water, rz a LENTED THIS WEEK. POSSESSIO We bh sev : ELECTRIC SHADES All kinds> barra: soamnalinetianin os 0 west. private or . Tange, refrigera- JUNE 1 TO 5. PARKVIEW SUSTW tcSO+ A eral completely equipped | ~ olesaie or retail. 2720 ey B reans. 42] sw - — . © p.oyed. (a Dany Mi: PHERS »N ae ew a - be r =, : . = . ’ os apartments, either one or two AUL V IHILL -_ road Way — a vcT 4 4°69-—2 er 3 ecennectin BARTMER 5389 A— Modern ~ -v0 in-a-dor beds: phone. limens,. dishes a" ee 85) ROOM AND BOARD—Attractve ¢ — Suse keep! img rooms: ail - CcLing porches, heat. janifor servi me DELMONTE HO ; - ; Ft IRN I T — SDieN: Ladd meals. eut of a ae em € ex poseu ‘ ~' To ae ciency. $$ aa ’ netr 112-114 North 1°th St WRITERS aa ADDING teem, for 2 a —aree Be eer — > OOS furnished — infarnishe “4 CABANWE 55: Seem, Sno 6: “ FOR RENT r “ lent 2 ~ enat ar wl es e&: e . ati a. eat elec tne ™ rooms. - = - - as 4 .c : 2 Ss . RNITURE New FURNITL a eae eals ene Sets Mepeea TSDS| MAPER Rap ae ee eS) | seine, araae’ pomet e. "Cut Cab Bee Bute, yO tr te BB . ARAN —- - ; erat 2 46x uM Pte "Pe review 1*49) ished si ~ ae any 42°71. Dr Rich ~- ‘ ‘ pect 5266 =] be en 4 rooms... 00 | ae Be oy nyeuipuse of d ‘URE rv SARAH. 412 N.—Lovely mom.home cook. img m™m 9233—— Bousekeepirn, — yet ANCTSCT’S REALTY CO. 804 Chest quality is m TYPEW . ng . mies eameemanre nome CHuk img moms. Fores o “= and siee 584 nut foam through a it te & Dieasure to AT SAVINGS OF 1. Te , a i ae aston: geod canti-| WASHINGTON 37 12@—_ Lie Te MARYLAND. t 028W. te) ea at once that you hi My and realize ‘ + % ry are? ==. +t South Nem cé | _ m NGTON. S12—Niceiy furnished > ASD 4308 2d floer east. room FOUR aND Five “@ | Central d ave alt found a stor FREE! vt - K . = Unde: wr od. R - i . 2? Da rate eUs Zoo: . > — _- == “ui lished moder= . — ~s . . é vE Roo™“s. OrrerRriIwvG ’ = £a . where you can eeepage en -crads furni ? Be | 385% to SM? rentals 3 me Se ’ * Se tes — Ba * | MARYLANT 7 2 eet ye my ra —§ Ad 2 My FEAT RE or a a — 34—3 roams and furnace: ture vthors askeni " . ~ ~— ae, — me 4 er — = - e ’ oe © aT “ CT — T) r = ~ downtown sinres in the hiah wat; A Handsom Prese i. Stet oa ee ee eee nn ewe ee: See Ve eae —_— Wediee: gues) ee ee, ee See | CHUCHART REALTY cv =e e nt With aera Main Lis. __ ‘cs skeet board. $7 ver week wARYLANI ;, QUICK MEAL STOVES. PORCELAIS.| a asso 99! = a a = : * > e - = ° - “ . “ t be rushed through nor per Everv Purchase of $10 . — 3 SEMAN. t0/0A—Latge reem. sieen- LINED IEBOXES. WROTGHT = ~* just let us shew vou 3 Roc “ c or Ore rrprewe: rERS ar » : ——— ; g housekeeping ontuienttiniiteds na FIXTTt RES BCILTIN 9 ee North vou ect. our pew wHs or - Sh All Mates: fcuaranteed ROOMS —— "= SHOWERS. ETC 4 : . BROADWAY * - ieinapnaemmeeniiiaeata ie NOw compicte, LANGAN Bed ip ete, $17 io r ash or pas ments: soid. rented reoaired FOR RENT—CITY MARYLAND 420 - PLENTY OF LIGHT yt — sl kh NEs ge AY. 2OLl N—Z moms. $12.00. ne _Sneuneinn cbt room, Dining Room and Kitchen iea.ers ‘or :he Remiharon Portable nenor Central wom. gas range. 23 floor: ecornted | Soar AND SENSHINE: | sgniDwat Gis BS coe ek enan we . ers for the Remifaton Portable. Amer- JT CAzAn eT i—— ee GoDw! ~N WAY. 3140 N newly ice castncicd aad con Terms, $18 cash and $2.50 week | Scucs! W205 “Saint 1800. gh Sides wonky Sater tao. cove iS ee Miowis REALTY co.. svt Denman ‘core, sales and src 2 Sier +S , : Central 1215. Egtabli 1 day in SEs cust—jean = ON TELAIR. 1381—2 “ee —— x ae “ieeuede=! the ‘ENT = ladies or zen immisned sipeping reoms, |” ETON. 1438S—2 furnishe ‘aniter service ' > a thiene. Colfax 761M . Amn av , oe elegant “3-piece French Sth. non Typewriter Co. 1! a iTITI. eet. emen empipred. Delmer he eerng perch ght Ren smear hy Hames, Olive =." 706 a Chestnut. L. i LABADIE. 3908 A a qo bat h ral haitly $ a nut = : : ry re , : ——— = wn aSHINGCT™ ~ . wT) = —_—— alse Log - Trwrirms 4 ~- o wall FY is err =| r= a ~~ - — a 7] Open - reasonabir Olive 2380. ‘ : Pee - Tr R. 43 -- : “ : ; . ee 7 on . $50) “Fe 8 down. 018 ‘Franklin. roy #°50 } h droom Suites, $=) 15. a "ER — sald. ng TR! ef and re. runn ne « ~~ a we Oe latin oa M EFFICIENCY¥—Al —— —s room efTicienc* 7008-12. a Rg SE LARADI E. 2000 A—o or of Vandev-ater- an : aa — ory rcehurlt o. Dreria 7 e m to be Forest 5Sol1W gi: SVN EORCee > On = cue ieee . n- icht roe . 7 | . o Fe Co. i7La od ew 9 ug grade Ameriean w al. tafe " eUnrenteed 207 Pine EH. Preciated__ me ik a = a ot nan — — org erect. seme teas02- erie- Mer lly tiem new. a elec - —— a aan > e ( == ; ? “, a cy ‘ orivat - ' - _- : - 4« : wt rea-=pna eat 4 p= gy D nut: -piece Dining-Room Suites _— —-—— WEEUURSARRE A __ment. Lindell T7O5R. se Seer IREON EB. & R. & SCOTT S00 Chest —_ NINTH. 2013A N —Two- room fat, $12.50. er ~ eae ne bad. tireiens extre sperial 165 . 3 DOWN | r | ex - North R O08 Delightful. cool. aire modern KINGSHIGHWAYT _ écB) TEST gas. Call Olive 8456. - (en 1 : . oo aes , . + > * . i SA I TON. 23°34 Fur ies oa - al Ae me 3 s hea "an r , oo } Wis ts? "A = a +s wee ” Plas ~ N ——- 4°9O 5 ‘de | piy 20 niversal, also ®') high-erade Side Te _On June | we more to 1008 I _and single rooms. bath. gas. electrin ios ROOM—aAdoining $4 a ‘ 2 nicely furnished ROOM—Reliabie busi rest [SEs S.___tcd _AURI coe 5) a — ——— - ee ness 1 we Oe REY a = s ———- — +. c96) oe’ 20's Prankiin $25 extra well nt mise pote ree prices and easy terme. ===VENTH. SSIS N—CGonnecune = foo, Owner» Rome. Cab. 2 2945 c) ‘nished a | :C-7)—For sublease unfur- Sree eerie t_ 100 | be. Fs Bre kf, Pry: > ‘pr on” tag , TyPewan rER CO — nousekeeping a's — a ae ROOMS— or 3. complete! y, farnisn i - : te S. eren meg ey 2943M_ 6 | De... > : . Bh « a. , J S784...2 Aarniton — eum housesteening: Ist 3 oe uncday. Sefere noon :c9) —y~ a a ha ast Suites. S14. 50. —_— ~ Yiee 32505 “@) Dark elertric. ea —on ‘Some se. to Fores Park bi — 2 foe —' LELAND = -s 2d ‘fioor)—S rooms: fur- $s: arge SSS = ~=WON SO VERNON. 5745—Niceiy furni {Go i or unfurnished. Paraview 10: SENS rae. sierse. 960 mie 920. Oak anne. no h size : mahoganv Pho- hana agg — umht housekee pi nk necting fr ~ i agg i. wy - 4 ae rINPELL Be : we ~~ —— , ory lg e wy a - ’ HORSES oe ~ e+ hat ctio to eh) ‘dren. — . F ores a i. : as ae 4° Cah - gy eam Eel “ _ Special, 941.50. amp vewcuEs (ORTH, MAGKET_2353-—Famihes | WALTON B0O—3 furnished oma were furnished Dotel room, with shower and 3-ROOM FLATS a -— } is r emt ho eT , a — ‘ , phe - tub hbaemador ~~. Howard 77 GERA CASH a AT PROSSER’S : E-r Sale fier 4:30: Saturday and Sunday omen ee. Saeaee jenna Dean month Call. Delmar ora or: —. eee decora ced: rent ponents REFRI OR CONVENIENT —_— we L >. i Sunday after | =m etary . _ ot ba 6) ! TORS Por reali. cerw'ine ff - TERMS PEN Re Ts > me » ‘7? WALTON 324 a. ae ———_— —_ MONT “ZL Al TR. 7 “14 Re - - a Pron’ « het he : ‘Srriture “Srmaine we HORSE—RBig: voune hile ’ _— a ides i—-Nicelr furnished - “ems: fT - a =rce yOUReK eet) ing »partInent * ea utita' 3-rnem "3 LAKE & BRO. S15 Chestret Whe run Wehed furniture. Oor orices will eve'tos HORSES Goad K: cheap. 3028| rgnue ‘Wr two owole. Lee ant Seek | ST es i es — oa = * Ww rt - NS ne : SE imTy me fe . ren, ail over town lookine for s sare ow to “5 oer cent. ‘ome in and con. — Cow costein rith trial ane guarantee , ames ss | * oo fon ik... 2235 —teane coi es NSKY REALTY Co. oe Wain- Noftnwest convinced | ew Vee aU We 7: Sroadwas ee. er anes cee >-—>.. i (cS) | VetPences: reasonabie ms ail com- | FARKVIEW PL... — Olve 3570. BIT gy rent tiiomiern yur et wk MACH ' : ‘ oF en ah - _—— —-—-—- --— sad FPore«t 34) ‘ 494A ~YuTs, wel _— ; i’. Ry. Exch. B! * sprite end mettresses ot INERY tleman orwa: wnished room for ren. WASHINGTON Bi .. _ing sun pertor Forest 7 ud- CORA. 1975 a : mest comniet> im the cttr Be of the . an oOrivate home Forest @°T°W . winied sean! “ail a amend atten PERSHI SG 5545 ew A am | ° . ee mk aan bath. cae. elec > —- aasertinent of me aise have or Sa ier | Yery en "= + Mocerm conveniences: rooms . ben lauertment 8 wr, ‘ae: uae and ‘leer cev- ENGINE—o 7 te ; a | oe Late el Rr he Pama > ge san perier «sieening FLORISSANT. 3820 —— F PROSSER FURNITURE co once a aoe ne nol Corie. Can ASH! NGTON .. 324i1—Nmily ta-| Som yay Bey shower reat har. ‘"“""* "aeonadie ocussession br June 13. b vacue 55 —wncdioctan Bz 29 ~~ | A SS Trier 303. inseNAT ss South tree ~ AW. vasekeeping and siceping roome. —™#.._of Tyler 447 wert = a ‘-_ SH’ CHART REALTY Co. | Davis Furniture Co wt c - MACHINERY Boush = ‘e7) . *15—2 “connecting hous. WASHINGT ——— (8 ae N TAR nears _ 2204 roema. ee . ~ and _—_— . nr _ ; : > 2 ‘=a ~- «YY. ; . ; : ane Furn. iohees +. Flats For Saie Ramming M. Co. 308 Stat snid. John eee + = private heme + rooms $20 to $33 3454—Attractve _ FIVE AND SIX ROOMS. : cum. | ereei. 5 ovis we ~ x hou AL. 4300 ompieteiy furnished prefered mMonthiy: gentlemen APARTMENTS: —eaterts at furnished WACHINENY—A No 35 Sean adu ~~ ag reams. ei] conren eee WASHINGTON BL. 4855 (e¥) =, pa Saber Se | ; peomle whe sperectate *he presse: goed conditios . we | . a. frum . > ny *578w. roem, kitchenette: S63: conreniences. (38) < ,4 . 7 TO i, OR rl ¢ “ ’ . ; . a 5 ee

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. *. — . ei eo i? 7 one ae bass : * ig ab % OS fe * . - ae Set ke Be ¢ | : ‘eo gi sitcalie MAY 2 r od A ing ast Ces, e sd ae a, is: el Facies id : a . y ' hak eee Ses = Se. Bik ie to PELE ES eer ee eae ‘7 AX, e : “© . 7 2." SOMEPEOP tip . ~ LE ARE 2E PLANN ING ee es . eit ees Nant a 3 ‘gla : oe. °o a * at “ ee : SUNG ATL A O tedbs oti a are they, where are they? Geti . janfior : w I on —9- n touch with them t IN HEDLEIG : Oo Kami D = JSINESS 5S PROPERT ry hrough these col - = ‘- 3 a ier) | UNION AND ae ug , we in SUBURE'N PROP'Y FOR SALE BUNGALOWS A = : _ unins. ection of ‘ : 6 McCausland—+S | 4 ND CO $108 to 5140 Palm nd 6 os McCausland—Single; 5 rooms : enwood Spri ws TTAGES FLATS, AP’ e7> branch office. __ 41: 32 McR each; rents $15 | BUILDING LOTFs— Pp ngs For Sal . AP TMw'Ts, FOR SALE wo TTA BUSH RURNS, “apg eau Bri x ee 345: 8 Be ane Gm: rental C2800. 00 per year, Price| pe sold im the Lee RTT 6. Siest-c lam ay South RESIDENCES FOR SALE |i 7 room ‘id in th going to mat anna. Dario ——s a rooms Se oat garage “, y bed: renta! $2400 SALOME. 3718-372 474 Easton. (c80) | DRESDEN, (co) ; = nut (cS a this. peautiful A t. Riverside ice $13,500. ~~ - Price $20,000, Ng TTEI7E— 8000, cash _—_ Be furnace ; well built: eriee 4 yw modern 6-tamily a artment, : Some at a n Feasonable ew of These Reserved f ARMAND, 2631—5 roor Boxt50. leone gatage and driveway: lot YECKEL-F rpason- | Sigos for 6 and sun parlor; brick ga: “CORNET & ZEIB or ARSENAL. 3630A—Opvo | nN SARTO Riya EYDT-EARICKSON R. CO. | tion at et 6 care; real bargain. . Informe: 4 IG TRUST Pa $ roeme eo pg Tower ¢ a ey ve IN-TAYLOR T "ST co HUMPHREY % (c5) wm. E MO 719 _ Chestnut. p ex B ] BOI 30, * ran _ _—______.____4474 aston. (c80) and poner int Blige x aw § 6 Tooms| ; ERG. 3204 S. Grand, FOR — O W S NICAL. 3015- ‘4 e es = WM. EF w. floors * _ > , Richmon KE. WRISBERG. 3: Tw 2019 ALE | whi Fist 19 NOB ot. — & I REF ERRED REAL ESTATE”? SENGALOW=—# roomy . See LP a MAGN( OL TA. a a = , al m @. tah hardwood igs rooms; 4 2 HOUSES WANTED | AND SERVICE a dn po Fins oy ke bungalow iverie Ms tpg, Bilder HESTNUY ST atILoINa- Central — 0 : { —: first-clasy > \ , OMPSON > vane dS. 42 = 43 mnsfoninenb ce, 4-story, , AV. || HME: Sock’a wo an Paruvion S08 80) ae eet Okie ue KO || RERDENCe— B00. Parievien | a NL ig gs ae NGL AT RAH, sree caB | it ai conveniences can be, bough ‘ike u a | ™m . no to P ee ‘ me -room 7 Ain t i ; rooms. st Prbragy denen, Be teeta, «© ek wonderful brick bu! , s and electri Bo “ee ocat b . wg fl MAGNOLIA. nat arkview- x 2287 Ph cast of omy. "Box x 38. . bs | ae | Rest Tact | tape ~A gun parlor and rarage. “exterior | F-POLLACK. I chance: only § $3 c 3383. a {month idine: “oriee its. A ae Box E-172 S. Post-Dispatch © (cO) 7800 West on Delmar Avenue t. ‘- Baie 2 prs. vot tia | cornices and porch: tile roof. all metal | Wil > azae >) WHERAN, 78 a. Conk. ; a co , a LMINGTON 500. 722 Chestnut, C N PROP. FOR RENT | Manage ||| form ae purn® ren! loxs. hardwood | be floors. me GOOD DOUBLE (cB) | CLARA [Ane SORT MD "MARKET See This Beautiful Property Saturday or , 7 io sroughout; hot-water hes : | garagre Ov- FL . —_ 5 | tra. * (Pine Lawn)—Sto: Y iit matic reruleti at. auto- NA ee ation. 4 AT 2 stores, 2 “e : 7 , tion: $2! re. | our ao ation: copper screens. shad . NGALOW BARGAIN 38 _ OS ST. AN -* rent $ 187 : terms: cottage: ) , : : == NINTH. 1733.53 5 ergata fa anton (c4Ax) 719 CHESTN : | reasonable price and ‘Convenient tema to | ° electric; prac - Ha mary iframe bath, | naces. , front macs. tile baths, ach. | CH. 101 N. Oth. Olive pilates SE Sod gO Eg as gE a 19 CHESTNUT ST. || Sr"eists* 70 Pho TOT Ta |e EEE RVR E ehEease | NM tml, TP wood shod? ) ricted to Residenc ° y Cecorat an. : ~ Seba mocern ‘BSUCCE a, | __ (cB) pect This 8 nvestment. ; a % ' JOHN 8. BLAK @ee these toda pidence rage. (7) SS ic5) | 4985 I ; Super-Built Bungalow. YECKE , oe 8o first BE & PO. 815 “ , ast el galow wi! » Loughborough : b-room brick bun- Side CREL-FEYDT-EARICKSON. JEFFERSON 3300 = * mo Lots 50x140 and saa tg mire Sb54—Lower 4-roo ; — pea ceete Reexaaat iMPRO nae t tile bath with ahower gee meee aise 98.18} PAL, 5 26S terms — : bath. m efficie . VE dine | + ets: onlw 1 block from etr vo beesbos 9 sto 3 W i 7 1 pe SRARICKBON’ R a " Bungalow—Modern. with garage:| FOU eae 2A Ad FOR SALE eit 5 a terms. Salesman — — Southwest ‘ PHENDRARS RUBE ru ree poe flat; wer, ater, Gas and FE] ° . ° pd kn— , 7 7 aboa ' PENNSYLVANIA 3008-3 ; aad South EAL Manchester rd. rooms and bath Eugenia INTS $2640 | $12 000 00 PO. R FISCHMAN, 41,8718 Devonshire, 5 ‘rooms, ne moder MER are . ANG. Realty Co ectri ic TTY co a =F launary. -electric « we and 0 DP ape ACabany 2717. . Stats a a each: pric 2 only $15.500 ley , HN. Ee at a actor ey , SUTHERLAND offer. Olive 8633, 65) are. pone kgm ig and | ee rooms Sidew alks and Cénienaiie St ts a: $35. wal _ —————— , (eS) cE. n' t Tuture miversitv Cit Se | —— stone iie ide sd 75. , » 49°8 ce cluded: 4 utcher: fixtu - re v R621 RU SSEL 7 on a od — HEATH CO . l V South of D 1 ss a i New 5- 5 f (Southamptor i rooms and eng in e “ 7 ial 3 se) ° el- lat. hard n bath an “ 2 SOTGRR 19003 ee ee 2020—3 rooms SSS + Olive, ai,| mar—West of P oe he ‘Southwest _ in tubs, garage: gil im oO) floors. built. | Riverside Sala Berek’ ‘Naber ° i “S70 reoma, b = Xx. ‘Twenty -f —-- mA A. 59) 8 ennsy ly ania church and cars: provements: Near 814. _2 NT steam heat Ce ath. electrie” tv-firet. 3 rooms. CITY = SOMEONE WILL + | HOUSE—Weil built — fr . . rch_and cars: owner ungtairs. an MERAMEC. 32 (c6) 1¢es HY. pent, Sie. ntral 1371. > K. Twenty-first: 3 rooms REAL EsT’T THAT HAs GET THE BEST BITY | _*2500: must be ame. ee EE above 07—Store and livin r . | eet A NDOATE. ae PSSUTY TY 29. ae) m, Twenty -firet 3 rooms | F FOR SALE |SECTION IN. ST. OF FERED IN ANY | Frankiin, 24 * Ayaan inauire at i Waid West ~ cluded: Prooms Soy, Ntanee fixtures in- : . 00 an p ette, steam heat; ates “3 room , electri eenth: 3 rocoms. bath. Northwest |'PAST_5 YEARS BY a ance | HOUMMELSHEIN,. 4900—Reautif ___* | APARTMENT-—C OE Le oe hy ally Ay Anthdény’ Seen aes 4-car ga: | At theee pri ; _| SHENANDOAR, 3049 agers Sis wicsOy Bech WL ES ROARS Cy ey Oe ‘THIS, PRIQe CUT F TING AT ONCE: | gong "Gown belance, 5 pautiful . . c rms, m re . De e ' fe rooms. ern: $43; garage A rooms. | 28 (e°7) Goodtelfow: Terry av.. between Rerth and | $12,000. * FROM $15.000 TO| 1769R Mies balance monthly. Tyler WENZEL vane DATEAIN. Pho nt $610 ver) 2904 — CORNER | STORE, 3 FLA’ | other gtound, withour teed in Delmar Het = values and heat | 222, ena), Ve Pp - ORTE F Reet e are end | OOF HARDWOO SS ESIDENCE. SLATE | Smith, before 10. after 3.) FLAT—4 Kore ‘Chestaut: Olive 1427, JOHNS "708 Chentour Olen aOR maete, SS NG aie nceatn borhaod mich. ‘ls sure to come. within ex ‘bus; $55.| VIRGINIA) (c89) Fe — on LOA F, HARDWOO! SLA. : : (oM) | ine waceh: weed ben a” TOWER GROVE tic Olive or homes cr fo © next few mon $55. utd int it. oy Bye Sey ball As ED yoperty- ~3 urnished ve ert 106 N Te st Olive no CoB) TER HE AT. “G0 RGOREER, CREE HOT W A- am | ‘THIS ‘ore pom . Cxtry You! RS? BB nee 5 Ln condition: “income f°. ” LEONARD. Lixx N—4-family flat. 4 = H H- —f reomes; convent- aT. Tn 26 Chestnut. (*) Independ “y , ebs ener tel, arze porches, ir a. a we M RADY nd 5. 250. and : wn: 3-fami } oaear RN | a ER BT ae block from echool. :c6i — ee ai ELECTRIC. $30 living nad shaoeeed a abundant FOR personal peter Grove = =8000° pana mee and sual badits es wom ae __—Cabany i SALTY CO., 6128A Easton.| * RAs Fieny BO $1500 r wolf 3: (eT. | 536, Coitnevitie BE a flat. Call Majngage treeshowt. Call hive baba.” three, a farkete, friendly eaigh. | ob Atter O call. Mr. Holand Pat Webster SCHOLLMEYER RE. CO, 104. X27 apetieon ee (66) | 6" 4316 Finney IDEAL, INVESTMENT 4. | CREST. 6751—5 room —— ete Diatt. |b fruit and moms fer grain. vegetables, | Soeetes Ee Polis REALTY C SW ———— ? ; oo Let Be PRAIR pnney.__Lindell 5780. __ (c60e Tent, |Taneca bot water ent, earace: S07 3 cos) [fruit and poultry, wire fences, timber jot. | or map ot Webs is REALTY COW ics)}! WE WILL BUILI ‘- MORTRA LARGE, LOT” ATEDE, TELS roorae. Beil. eae cee Sse: | are cy San ences, STASLES—RERT Sg EE fenerechaitatreacheembatase eon BUILD FOR, IMMEDIATE Seatac amanion ome: fur- vard: 8 auitahle for repair "wort — oor tis sppertents crops, etc.. throws fa. | WRITE for “al Wet (cS? AND 5 AND tATe SALE SOUTH TH any Dee 1OaNW | ENIUGHT, “3004-4 rooms o._¢ North tails rtunity. Don't miss !t in. | wht a Webster and our sales , SEE US FO dow IRD. 1552—2 cottages’ St y efficiency. one ‘ Poe, ge ATH Go .) IADTRON.T 1434—Brick garege, ‘tor 3 or : ° _ | far areaine Be Ba gry s ecbigee | mm - BBN PER R GROV prices BLOG, Pen” eae wit NANCE Ss AACH R. "CO. 826 Chestnut. 25308 Goo 10 3004, 7 reat: $500 do 00 | AUTO PAYMENTS S sew tyr. | Flares trucks, _ r UT 24 States. ¥ | VE LORY | FI P wn, gan Pays Off ete bed- paticg 4011—3 nice rooms ———— . (7) | Bidg.. & a H ries | | Tor vaen rae LIKES CHICKENS | Bungalows, Stores, Flat Double FI] t B sa wasn hae oan g: 31000 down” "Bee nal monet , Tent son : Se m, equi for 1000 chic Ss 2-1) On your ! iy vat S a Yr S04A N 4th. Oli . fret |PAGE BL... 4420—4 roor er Si a | $7500. Webster 1200. B ickens, ati wW ot or on one of our cho arg ain iwtan evar Cowen complete-| __curnace, newly papere —— im beth. electr e YARD. Fi—Nlery Grice garane 30: | enc _ Missouri | 1D ORCHARD BANK_RE ALTY CO. | ad . but the best materia Must Sell at Once to ve Buys +o CASH, $44 PER : » go 'e Us.” to > By on mefs : T efficien. vw ASHINGTON. A04 5 a ' By 12 N '—Laree ware- Hote! Oy or buy: answer. onditees B z ARG YAIN ; north of Olive Street _ré SS) 3 blocks i71 “°C Ee future eoon. L 2407 N. BR’ wavy. . . 5 , ou Oo acs Wh ‘ten iv ' re rated: «team bh &—5 rooms: just ¢ » 4 one Office nd cope Hotel. _Keufman. ss ron uilt by present owner fo | | SER THIS BUNGE Three-room GEYBSR. : (*e89) ne FILLING rs. fi —s : _heat ™y" "GHPRTY., ( ent inciuded. Cell “ rete ee > ae ern 8-room ra home: mod 6: 4 NGALOW —8500 “CASH, me frame cottage. wi! —- ry - - ef pene /WASHINGTON and NEWSTEAIL ( J ‘all Forest Ti37 =a es | baths: pon ag paths house: 13° wal]s 9 We... Ad . rooms 1 floor: corner lot: nt; only Sta. ith base- es R 4 ab aa) corner: 5-ro . ow ) MARKET. 2134—N (c7) =aeeme: besntt rm convenience: furnace. terms: $60 PLATE : grove ay ne bath Fire hee om efficiency. Forest 4008) _ _tor og oe New store: fine loca} jen SUBURB’'N PROP’Y FOR SALE real buy e— -- yt Met this er , CHAUNCEY “.P. HE ATH CO 09. Chestnut BM5 Bing Boo. house. with fd F | N A N €. ] A . Sty seus ~ wre ATERM AN 611 Es—Near Ww (c7F8) BUNGALOW- av and tnenect 607 N ale: come out i~— ~~ £zx—>*OFrTAGES—W! (cd) electric ot 37 gay ~ St th. furnace and Grand 7621. _ _ (46x) arated: immediate “rooms, newly _triet; $60-$75 ashington downtown dis- matt bet —We nave a new WEBSTER GROV ewnort av. a COTTAGES—VWEAT > “Zane yg x180; $6000 __ (06) | on - k bungalo ES TRUST CO... A | 6705 Raymond: 5 - "326-28 LA & ph oa | WEST PIN 46 ae, _ 4e7F . month 710 N. Sth. (c8) tile bath. “t low, hardwood “f cers, —- gent. i jot: ¢ e rooms, modern, la _ Four-family fi SALLE. +; ons 3a 1 *15—R8 large —s ! | BUSINES cipegte. i lot 0x1 58. built-in cabinets and a I Ry hy ; ree | flat in rear: aji in =. front and 2-family 6% DEEDS OF hardwo & IS Goo imme 4 room i , good order ; t, “hath hath: hot water heat furnished: gareeeh R A Ed aeTm AND | ¢etoriore Sater wterme nn Wellston | yo mM, Carage : $3 e: all in good condi- | 78*1#7; rent $130 month. rder: large lot.| LOANS ON PERSON’L PROP’Y ” ote wikat rent reasonable. ~ ) . Wonderful loc ; aoa VATTEROTT LEWTS. 15 CCRADY REALTY CO., 6128A E ‘ix-f 00-02-06 DIVISION. AUTO ; ‘CHRISTIAN. i sm ty. ee : ation for OO.., RA é REAL 5. 1558 3 roo me mmm mas __Caban 717 ” I2RA Easton. Six-familv flat, 3 } LOANS—$25 to s + z. , $55 a z= ware smrry, bi candies, hard- trl baston av. Cabany S181. 1525 Lyndk rooms: $2R0u. = pany 2/17. each; on 3 large rooms and, ha!! car; quick. 1000. on your P the 5 ne jteher. drw pgoode lee’ 0 Sundays. 1. yy ay uret: T-room flat: $57 = ——————— (c5) $9000 ~y- Jot rent $114 mal) writ confidential; mort MONEY five apart- FLATS FO w stores -_ bein See | HO z len and Wheaton; 6 . €4200° — i.offer w > Dye ten: bring title. Ove he tg ~ redecorated. | FLAT—S FOR RENT—Furntoheng = SSESE Ce 7e ne fimiahed. °3.|" in Rouiy Mainland Hinchte ot groma | S1ds" Tusa. a ror moms. $4800 | FLATS, AP’TM'TS, FOR SALE SOOENAT HIMES” RRALtY co. |” c, LOANE TQ. 1B2R, SFIS 284 | bay second in hours’ we sieo make afd ; bus | of June end duly. Sidney hime North HOMMETAHEIM 3806 — (aay | Si. Charl : Broome, S600 North _ ‘Contrai 1970 of 1371. oats DABS Te, AUS EY Tames tet ARCHSHOEF! FER R. E. CO. (e 2 ubd “ nfinish 3s 6 low ren parking and blocks west of 5 1- cottage: $120 anfinished| GARRISON. 2610 % 96) | furnace; price on $506. ness pr rty oul , Olive 2 mt “hit ah ILLIAMS. By ~ ae bl Charies Rock rd. to B . gone. on A4xx St pl ee aa nace pe AR wey - ¢ > Seoues, bath, fur- pert mon month: Tr payments etre Furnit rete Ae or two | ELEVENTH. 05 orth | aes — —3- Laas stiall down on Gg a oe mtrictly modern me 200. room bun- ttt owner. 68116 Sen or os Se YMAN, 40% 722 Chestout Te. . 8500 | a ture Loans RevE . . hee. VENTH. 031 N—3 rooms. Ls HENDRIO 4 erby: 4-room cottare: $3400. | — = sunae —= rrow $25 to $1000 o ee | ELEVEN acide NETO week” roel MMRRDWETEND "sigs ny oN tepephgeerag, MEET | gatigr Cane 2 Se $005. | aur RGAE ci I SE Hea oe) “BUILDING LOANS nogag ce. : ; 410537" N= NORTH AND BI . ——_——- 25000). ") $foom cottage:| bath, gas. , each with 4 rooms; west own terms. 332 . : Mores, corner of N .—Two large brick. bath. RDIE—Houee. 6-roor Sev eral ‘ . ' ~« eelctric, garage; terma. ." r1 La — S%% FUN electric. water: ee of the above places c MOUND CITY TRUS? Cx HOME FOR SA WONEY loaded (c8) DS Northwest eter anv kind of bus! —: a1 location 260: St. John's Station Union and grit nad mma and Goodf bea uti aif Son $30” a8 goafidentts Congu!t t. 00 | eheaie 1626—Furnished fiat; 4 reoms @F FF en et rand Wwateahs 247 oa TES CRTHOFF & VATTEROTT REAI we: af + 39 Soa? single, joules 250 ft.: Sen aanvend maple mrove: ‘200% MONEY loane a Meet ee Mere E. CO. 08 | aa a Roapwir 7 South a 5-room bungalow hardwood _ fave Orahane ATi Office open Sun- cain; $4500, oney; don't pase this down bal SK Te 3 Phone with country | 2 per ee mon Fa ye — 4 plane at 415) ) ADWAY. 148 : ile th. coppe rscre mn : . 10 Chestnut cel Mound Ci » nut 1404 8 —la everything that creens. shades. WOLF-POLLAC ut. Olive 142 t ty Lean Co.. Sas ;' ou oO _ a . wonderf rege storeroo at makes a real home, BS BK. 101 N. Sth. Oli Sav - 2 Bldg. vic ney | | PLAT —Modern. drooms > fare —— mena | pMARTIN OLIAN. pieces loca ton m_ | cash, balance like rent. Webster 2 Sissy BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES —---—=, re - wc) ave $1000 or More MONEY loaned on ab WE MAKE AND BUY we 7156. ~¢ KE biisbeatiaineetdie ( r lease. 3 ne erms; e Nc fi 3- wer co \aPRING 1308 NS (c@), Sear Gattcate pant 2020—Store for remau 2) Pe? — Fy — a Fe ee Page | WHY pay $40 a month rent when v | $220; "toilets. electric pa faae 5 scome; | oth ASS 7 tone: = on! MONEY to axe Benking a Mb ions N—S 5s and i ® ~~ n: with 5 roo restaurant | corner: suitable for 4d transfer own the same th n vou ) can $4 good home and inv , rents e flats. a: sacrifice; owne confid lari? f°: easy payments: wt, B ta ® hy apy BE? =: _4e0S) Forest o°"27M ream aan. S rate! arge factory. rent [oe pee bath; Ste er grocery etere em pereners drv several 4 and 5 ae a 4 I haves OHN S BLAKE & nvestmen peat ‘a ek, re r must eel): B! ential. allway i : === . ae 5 D; onen. G or seps- Pine. Ov EEN. throughout ows, modern | — estnyt. ‘ 1TE-LONDON R ° —== ACh mn. Grand @15 ve 1049 ut. that rou can buy f 9 ——— 802 : EALTY co.. MONE. saia FLATS AND AP’T’s WANTED -.. RT BP Ac ‘aaah aay 0 : (cS) + ad cash and S50 per Fa or $2 Mr age eNT ,S2520— —PRICE Te (eb) cae wets Room 206. Main 4030 ab pay yments: Tow ? pele mf ~ $12.50. + APARTMENT T Wid ——5-roo — — aoe BUILDING (c2) Nn V ] I, ft f #3 - 1a. roome., electric; all tri » flats. 3 and 4) ue Samy —= «s r t 301 Victoria Lys stan- 7) * Dp. 7-27 — . ’ e ; 4 t emtr . MONEY TO I {c } 2 fireplace and garage: —, oo Vet F Nod y F. A. BERRY xx block Lafavette e e 0 ] 1 No a bargain in clean ited ance. Here's! South Th DAN—$25 to 5000 MONEY W newly | _&-+3. Post-Digpat 2115 8. Jefferson. : . rth CHAUNCEY P. HEA rty with a future u @ Morris Plan” payabi ; ren i+ on first B. 180) | Fiat se pee le =~. peanil ue en 4 Bung alows _ FAIRGROUND PARK COTTAGE | aint nd ag eaiggn “nor. TICUT. 3843—-7 roome. hardwood ween sedemrial Loan Ce, ber cgnt dis- ted flats: good property. Box C200. eee 2 | ae >, 504 4 RESIDENCE mall pe 3G Condit! on: il sacrifice.| 4-FAMIT yp nein pe -10 Cora S Ghia ure, Olive 8003. aoe. dies 2313 Ae eer inet ant oc more ma or aye a | Cm ae —e Pos ne. fed) . 4 | PENZLICK. 1010 Chestnut “ol - | BATH, ELECTRIC; AND 5 ROOMS; $500 DOWN BU Ys 10k “OSE farniture owners or sala . 6 Lower. 5 rooms. cottage & EW NGALOWS ive 1427. ' RIC; PIPED F qrrison — a seed ried peop ing : =| eer; So have stabie. Delmarine NT ree A BARGAIN | 4 SOME ERICK. SOME, STUCCO | NACES; SACHITICE gi4.000. ree rata ax weoder 16, Bieien 1D, Olive POFR. tem tery pe MT tot S88) | “es EK. . es er MART —Store —E BON rooms. tile bath. pe . B22 Chestn LLACK.. ten’ 8U SCHOO = FL AT Wra— To rent . N OLIAN., re room. $50 HOMME AND OLIVE ST. a ba built-in tube. hard- ut. 1 3 h. Olive L new open: k q by famiig ‘i DEsi = . 712 Ch 9 room : ‘ RDS ood floors. ferns + , anv how lasses FF vg ~~ Tne STOCKS ND BON 7”. met) | Pe afl ino children), 4 5 rae = ROOM — Party wishin 4 Ol. 6177. | bath » Sy crFey ~ BS: ors. ttle nT | Broadway he eH tee Northwest $500 CASH, $40 8) | tors: results essured Mreasnable ct a Ai AORIVE aoe os fetepter: 7) will be permanent tenamt not, ores eee mere me aaah foaek | EB atone yeah "TESS | Sas ek cast. “alegman on premises | ""hat’ (oath lect. "Pammace, te eink, “sects. zaag Shey 0 Meme, 2 | _Sict'v. Prone Lindel 4 os (seth seal ea 9/ a . S3ecC~ | ticul nan eter ul _ » — £500 h. DP. . a th eeatese. fu room : in in fi ee Earn nt Phone Lindell $458 or ¢ or 814 R mnable ww) ares _ Rox B-187. Post-Dispatch. ¢ ic j STORE FOR I 80.FT. LOT ER EDW. Bal: Easy Monthy Payments. rege: $8250: — --car ge —— "don aw in town for $5500; open | QUICK AUTO 6125.(c8) | Ouve 1014 Be teneak wae ee. oe it. 1250 ie 5741 De JEASE : EE 2231 © “Grenthae1 N Bro " on REALTY & LOA Olive een 2-5 p. m. Call LOANS iene 36 Furnished Flats and Aots wid # i. mar; immediate pos No reliable butider Tie eetiethe @ant ©'\" m1 2. adway. (c6)| KORTE REALTY & LOAN CO... | SILVERBLATT. 722 C Mortgages refinanced to reduce —— 9 FURNISHED FLAT Wed. | UL gems neatry co seesion : porches. athe — ae front @nd rear Northwest oNTarar : pk . 722 Chestnut. _{c8&) — anaes cash advanced: pa Aid. petive # and bonds bourht. 20d | —o | flat. willl furnish bedding, linens: * a 4 CO., Main 1902. of price owner wilt t x electric: JEELMRBAN 5138 St. Louis; BABGAIN ai VERY FIN BROOKMAN._2936 1 6 | | CORNER Forest SRROJ. £2 Liew : ___{c8) eget 16t and all, 300 eH, -#, 2 for 2 K. 9005 —Amall Piece. suitable Pte | tile bath. — See “fiat with 5017: Ten INE HOME ~ _ AUTOMOBIL! IRILE TOKE D APT. Wtd For summer ANTED , on; owner moved to Brook!+ from Nat 1 4 ockes south ned porch: 2-ca . sun Toom. | pri nessee: modern &-room | 4 loner: 6 neatly f if HTRE Ro hes Business | gacrifice, but you’ ' n. a real i} ure Pridge av.. corner of H MOTND © r brick garage. ck bungalow. tile roof: matt Payments red S383, | urnished alry rooms: © elt adc PRP’ On e got to act quick! iiton av.;: no agent am- | Fo ITY TROEST © convenience. : every modern uced. Lowest rates in ci Ate ie gg RE, 25, rement, beet mare; Me ehces, _ ROOM —Wa anted for bakery. nP'ses ebany $76" (ess) iy OS oT a 7 $0153. 4. £06) Forest 1900 Trion and Bt. Louie. (cB) ings. etc. Oo Feng a awo-| LASKER FINANCE CO EP 1h Lindell 7380 . / Pair ‘e®) B ck. bath. electric: -ood m . x fie ETDT *EARICKSON ,1627_ Leeust. on mt rentwood oniv $4800. basement: NEW DOTRI E OT R. co ; _ Vure 9130. ¢ (e17) ap (eb) | {| 6-ROOM MOD ERN RESID one. . KORTE REALTY & IOAN © AT 2E FLAT 36 CLEVN EE | CASH ADVANCED 1 417 ; | EA L E ~ ge ype and shade trees, dou Easy i828 HODTAS jot NT Fay: #00, * — room. separate steam 6,ane break- porch, | ti try home * 9 reomse and sleep ne CAPITAL MOBEY CO.. Thay N . MQ 7 A I EF es : made street: 2 blocks from rooms frame cotta ei xif i well buts @ | BA?’ voos floors. tile baths ng pdients. | water heat. o! ‘ hardwood fioors. hm- ———_ --—— hemica! Bidg. _ (cB) BUSINE na ble. (DUCKY 301 7—Farnished 4-room ; MccRADY RAL oo. Pte baser ement: near Filo a beth. electric: oll echoot _2nd stadium site: close to | centionally wel! Suilt: @ i te cnsulont = _for rent. : Caban “* ~ Easton ' 8. rigsant A diti ent con- | T 5 penton. . — : Bs, p __Cabany 2715. eee (e5) | _ OHN 8. BLAKE & #15 Chestnyt. FARRIS WEINBERG REALTY CO. ANDERSON. STOCK E-BUERMANS | ‘Loo ! u \y R UNITIES er | “3 ‘ LANS, ESTI™M F ow" LEAVING CITY s Chestnut #.(c6) | —— ROKR Chestnut. to ae ‘ build Z.- ATES. Ferguson 5148 Kingshighway N —— ans ~~ eB hi RNISHED. OU SES—For sum eau ff Sroom frame, $1600~ brick. HOUSE—2-siory. 6 rooms, i wot bath furnace. electric,” erage: HOME AND INVESTMENT Southwest | just bel VERSTER GROVES TR c ly brick fiat eae ck. Bee plenty of fruit. flowers and sh ae ot. | 9. Dareain em epty Serme. Caf Lin 5382-88 Ciaxton ‘to oe | O xtures rt WASRINGTON al * Be fia t. 35700; ‘tamily. $11, - alao several ade trese: | / liftnion): just being ne bdiock west of BUY THIS H \ eee | ie part of denied ¢ rent i iding a age Ba sidencea. Get -| ime lots, ell in fruit. bearing thts "rear: EDW. L. KUHS,, REALTY Co.. room figt (38 feet write’ aes: eee S w OME In five minutes. Weed any money ' ©Co Ca Be ‘al Co. 700 Wain Ge ioe Cen | ee Feet Sao car: ail com SR Of CAN BUY TH TAL TT 203" 06) | 203, soouting: shades and, couper screens afk, SAprt. secre, oer in sicm will help you, you Keep cat. Ride _ sun porch. garage, June 12 to Ses wright Bidg. Olive ‘Grr on fost car: ail conven Bungal “ | clothes chutes, beaamaee hianegn rods. | out: garage: © - modern t neoush- private, om ; in : coe ales | tory iene to parties with , = ree wir or] creas convenience: Murphy bed. © + B- @y g | > Sees, ae ane ae pom een today everything in fine condition sree | tive entbaten - : > “aa a ~~. & ; own : ° , . (26) + Beacti ere ncer Forest L EST-TE_wrp. 6-roen bungalow ; ¥ y Hom lot 1 20x27 —~ we ats garage: yp wy oe a | calow a bmw oly, good investment nm a bun- « | KEL-FEYDT-EA ICKSON paid off. Pn abvanceé Old loans ‘une IS we rs ee for June July rt one ea . To To BUY goraee, yy house. oe kinds fruit RAT Casieseen” owner there. Olive | = aod +s of an AND CONST. CO idmey 175. iwerside 94. | terme. bring tle. . your ows o ss - - - ly when others rees, 2 bloc MO 2. Bi 17. > - — ae pe Fag + gs reference; ut Bt Olive S68” HEATH. f at © McORADY RE! “REAL a | | a | West FIRST FT? CORPORATION. 1d wood mk . " bany 2717/05) — cEwis abe. 1024 N PL.. 20—Well-bull OPEN UN GRAND ae ie tei South make offer. Del lit modern he UNTIL 9:00 P. M. (ce) “| FURNISHED RESIDENCE gp Yarisiots. Cottages Wanted Jennings H. H. MAYER | BEATE TCE Ta Double Fay, © Farias | \ "wood floors eer pen om “| i} . cmeaanmenatiens — ’ Sidlises FOR LEASE | roma. mizdern can vay @600, Sore HOURE Teast fer hicks Taal for chicken fargo? ||||| BUIL I]! $18,800" #4000 cash. " Owner “Jobe Man: | FO flotas het santiago AUTO LOANS — (7) | re rene anitohy | ferpisned: a= 3 state fait RA. ao) eee ee “conan oe Bu estes It UILDS and FINANCES || DOUBLE FLAT—wNew cepa S OU) | Mg district and i Ss gun paerior | privete farlly: By —s) to ot “a culars. Box no fine water. S00! tg basement: well. |! Flat ' Russell Fark. 4 1 OF... Miam!: |) WEN7LICK. te Cc real bersain. £> iSe to $1000 in five minutes, Bria © CORN Ee : fontaine | ||| 3328 Union De! Hi ee ‘dney 2683. 280 gear | Roe, Saas nea!.| Rorrow $25 to $1000 Ac7) | extept linens and " aa ible ox wrinkle. en, Boum | mar 397 |\\| | SCLEN OD ines 3 yeoman cocks $03 7002 PERSHING Ts | Sree cae Sane. No” tnvestignt pullman | «#t dishes. ' atch (e8® ' Ae } i very ea? am ilies: 3 pooms each: a z your friends or employers. tine : . on =? . rlan | y_ierms. Convtenten phone or write Cc olen : For Colored— a (6a _——_ SSS SE | PLAT — Wil oo me schools ail modern, conven moog on _ YAH tful and cool. ve ° Wanted COTTAG Hawthorne and We: Milton ' - — _$S down. Fox 116. Baars af, oe imapect tion NN PEL : open for | EM immediately: must furwish references. © ” OR SENCES—W. in Overland. new 4-room. ion, | : iwc N. I555—1 live 1949 Lag EEN, ’ (c5) Forest 4716 for appointment. a : > Re SIDE of nace. lot BO 200 - ha threom fur Sou aA »* Fiat. $- & and su eun —- 6 Pine (cH) THE WORKINOGOMAN S rRIe*YD bas _ R SALT? cn terms. be Wet e $4250 Rox N-908. Pont Py terms. Prive | BUNGALOW 5S—New 4. strictly modern; priced 105 % Arundel—A Re j =e 1935 SN. Grend ndeli S98 ; : m 4710 Enright, i. fig FOU want ee ns ~epet®. (oB5) | sil r4 ew, ut Fholosan. Rus | 2576. . ariwricht. Grand This te ott thes a “Special _o "rN EV ENINGS TP TmILt. © i uM fem); : in. Boa . ) acreage in oe . bh tage. lot or ily modern. ‘price strict- | *Aioal: and. Bem in what we — aprosties homes | DO $20 , erty lor Sens ae buy. 5 MER. Realwr. Overland. eave y. Ey ause at Wie rte tar: cash. bal- ; 4 and &; eectinn r oy “Leute: ie room ft we Big ahy MONEY? t $20,000 eash. Balance a er th NK PA URE 2 . A * ° 71 " ‘ ° } ae 2s (cl) 9576. ; Cartwright, Grand WOLE-POLLACE. 101 N eae . enh “a features around: many othe; (we of interest No ai cotiateral erms.. Big money maker. - Zi seein ¥ “ore st N . a McNAIR BAKEWELL. 4955 Deim or sumeerity SURETY LO: loan e Tame ‘rare bargain. Owner, Mh) a at RS af Baca Bn 35 405) ©O.. 1022 Lowast. 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Clese aympaihy AaFP A‘ _wok _ ro ier. the Cas I Mb w | . th T an | ist as : a ann it . -_ with Stat na . ¢ peters TION id. er ar ced rre! anu liv = sub | Jere $135 97 14 : year: ent Crop i : pra. , oA Rig s47 mingte heh = gram bul ~ red _ _— be! ency w hich, on anfo! gan - Ba led nk TIONS ASK ads nih a a ary | has im - |Se os 2.97 $1 65 & a Firm. 23p0 r Therese 060 a - ton ° i>) vu, On 27 uildine a an = Board the 4 it froma licker Range yo 4 ~ ¢ Nationa - a i —— Arkansas ay aily ¥ to Pe: oe Ny ee = a Tk | Sas oe A higher with AH & pa Poon Matt: — = _— No a bea addre ent tdben refor t soaks is than manee "3 Te ow ly | B Gubinmee gia” “ss ao ane quent thro Gggecow een | Sontteeee 2. . 80 eed — ay, 5 abipping xrades | t oa — pr 1 . . ~ o« ~ nm e ak . a? st orrs . DI - ~ —. 45 oug ; “ ‘ $ ' j week last ven? = A ms Ice = a » To the mare * # aut! spies o dr SP. ren i Lrou AE _ est bite pee — eres =? 2 maj affd prope dev h aa tha ee 15.5 | shipmen sin 1A ine ci Th » N eal rift r fe T asi ; . Le} 7 . vw o I : nr vel a n ¥ _*.s is. 92 a“ | A : : a ous . sid th D al sees 5 Enel > thé. be ee i. cen a a Trust s jim jorit + te arenes sa July 17.72 = is : Wire Cpmans ry mg po ti a Sprine - he ered and ° IC meas Seal te Pe = pliable on- Res ; ciymer Cas . . I~ 147 Phe ae of areata opment of 1 n- ;* v CR BEL it pane. | 000 ts and : ; Am . Romance Call boven J . Diagn anitati Al ra? ee gs “ si ey ae _—— a _ Soe - = 3A0 . & n pi pu its i. s the t of 10n | Sesame EY te LEIESs —*. 7. | bushels. Y Prom | am Line. M — Ama. a ae R Ss ostis ayy U are a cone lab is too ~ — Rr wn : chandeon . sy 203 a — archased f _ OTrpor Seti so a is 9 : aso is, a oe ORK M the ny A ta ped aeur : | yr — . ns a ot on — row Shc on _ cor o~ . Nati itil s rec ati ural i we - 95 | ’ , ’ ae sabe Lar sie: || heer St heey eae we ata oe Sent tao eek 3 | [But ise a ane os —~pa—og es lanes RE fo ie Last Kiet : fammaiors out the tre cat Gf Galea ION _ ciently. Emer a i 22) 208 acres em and has shane hav- | awe i copied. Bve- Av BES , ’ a ( Pees lestens Ne : ro ator ero " - a. Cc } “ 1c . S i¢ : = . reon ras am A 47 over 5 mg rac FY be tura ar - ST > tive sa , 6 ; ~~ be m= meg om ry phthal pal vid mnt ° a- fine & Ww Elect aoe oe rf the . a aa r 1 Gas TRY LOT otal ys: a= & a at's mes | =e cre som on-), MRS. S terest on a walker Do $e elas, veveral_ | vei xe ace Eggs and Poultry | soadened tm tented fnew | At ’ . , . ri] . } ; i LS “a - ae id . ' . ar ’ Ts . . - ib — ce = “hill. ~ nent = ~- lie ndit s an i is a SM es wi ly wi Nae Meda- rD 3 I b » 2 ee rado ‘ _— rane for prices LANGE. M oultry - the in for A@. _ Jone rh Arc Greed ier | a prt ay = Bn pe ome oe Il mot I bo uw iiton miart pfd G oa ptd ae $s c rou dem . s and Ouse 'ma te f ~~ Mw EGG $1 p list were stock oe Bh og Am sugtr’ 7 eo . QD . — } 1? th * — —- (us , as a ~ : ae 1 - et " = a : . Ss GR Rome ps toloraney “ ular f ayes. mit it ‘ae 8 z and Siv — ty © most GFPVER. Huttio ~ ee aa : ys ae is the for = ae Fresh. of and paid the POC: wens hoe rat clin wy — t rket Jy poe Tt. Wiiiam 220 . G ville Nard be Deets * GRA $3 : * : — 7 ~ i . m - } ane a os os 6pr eae om ™ com 102 as 83 wh stre S sa! eet oil araed. ke isUA the _ | $1.68 $ ve hroug do Teo > Moun « Gre Ww © ‘ er aaa ht Cc - TT ra) not all «=t) rca Th . ae r . pro - A pf - a2 ich ne a a unt ta XN i) " fod uv . 1 and he at ors nd . : N ? ni . i” Th >. I CR whi her . > . er D.ac Ss ¢ her fis e hir m- In “au! fd 33 . mh th th t cr a) tre ss S on Me = 3 c 66 id te h. adn Tr z > ™E ay a ..-~ K—27 a condition a1 en will salts Jat: etc. Th foemat es are Internationa! at will be fe in of ntry, especial over cle er a = 5 cont EP rails Some —_.. ag Ln ve a by Mion $ 3 Gres ff a gale ge I aftec par- treatmen’ cat oor” ikely oy Internationa = Bri ox: mang * financial @ ai specially | st = ot 2 are core. S112 I caltnens Ol at c _ ‘. ll Cc the cl ™e a L r M ' = ule ue nd For ect ~ cure nt 386 er me ‘bh aT se DMA She ck i ad * . rice era! owe T oO! si 1iv i "an ld ims ~ ! $1 n ’ 4 gene 24 all atre 7” Louie Gps am, Oe me Tot ae P eters Fe: da of ae. Ae say) the C ae Pallia is spleen exces. 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Rs jen x é ot 2% 37% 28 PEC Sts nish oundm, i ag. | ne of ait I Cart te Bw IE: ihe rit n r = ittsbur y Radio D May epee sor"ber Marie B — Pees 8-12 ) merreagge nn as a: 8:38 SF = Ss Cof D as By IAL Comm , | Scat ee ad nie, om ee. | Fume oe inclined pple e » ole AB a 309 > hindi tk | pianis van a Ruch me’ O 30 & Wis igh S 535 — Ki nie —— er of Ms | a S t — 3e te Bt ree. \ a ’ : a (oo mea ge eam ines an He — sopra = chub the mond Coll ‘. . wa ilwank Sch 4), ch Le Scewenes 4% | Special AIL | — accor te, Tee f. “eS ce: | to ae Te sas nara — beorbed. oe _ aie 15 a anc are. ee Ww ne saneeate Mi Hu |?- e-?0 sco ~~ On!) ° ad Is Lon ~a e Insin heate (27 | an + x | was r Y eer os and to 2 oe 4 >. 12 ss w blic ere ers ells ard rh ~ o-8 1° > : elu 9). 7 owth go RA 99.5 puisvillk Theat a-39 u ty a le neal or , > itted. : 51.6 and oth CR ch of | NE a i —— an had ty : © * : ° da | re ™M Ry , P eters q-? 30 . 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Wen a whis orches Ramet a boy ." ry pro m1 POLAND Ziot D. 14: 18.80 a id'st - p Pri alias P 7 mpreved. is a6... uc asaeene ry & Tea ae new high in he yeas aa tor ana od est 30 or ro a- | -! od . D 0 of ro 7? ow Culm & ™ aln ov tue ye pe . . 10 s - _ ° Detroi pre SZ : ork ~ ~ H ; h 14 5 a } i int ‘ - Ow = aye . re Pr Ks. 40e- f A and h ; 7 a an con im betta . Aeo s 7: 30 ring ra; 1 Ne Brig! : sram GO Ty ~~ gg 19.3 | ted a me — on The S2.73ae2: market oan ae oon: | wi 2 Se thon Rom the ’ : , iteliv whi , hest ket 60 rr , ware _—— rrading ipts b» ear te 0. fair parts Review ~ etiv ne i f° Hy S245. Seattle (268 » AF. i pre ress rugs De revi 154.3 ledy 6:15 ARG ia —ten yown (D) The * i upw ich w Mie oun. ei maid _ sates | ae 50.209 tustats is ft ety thie | — ° ) . s' K gram +(5 %. M liege iew: 6 . 6. “ ol Lew | D> oe | : ° ard as ee ne Mae ndinen eee nee aed was or th saath fey | _ program. (4544 - 7 Se ansa ; 3 is) womens 6 sep agg TC artes D> : a nr ake Bond , ime am sacked oe one $2 mamma. | te was oe aoe roe ays : FrWwe., ram: 3 — oe hoo a City 9. dance —" pe 29, “ oh all bie as ~~ me Peli a2 y still rough oe inw 32 50@* =. |the = ee or + toed adva Encoureatns. ‘ = ) -_ 1 of ace| C3 $e N St MONTRE BF may, Js seve h i Market. - very > 43 sn ow = op Bi : ROR Ri . ghe 14°23 » &, h gram of th y Sa . LIT astie L_eest’ Mark Y eo MONTREAL reis, D D 40 j ited ery inve 1@1 round bulk sioe z. = Oe eastern ~ wtuidatine waa to nays a ayy i _— Ho wus 39. co conce wD ier, PI 11:45 e Al. r (365 Stan Phi orine s tri Twa: C Pi a T—Dolla 10.60. | orf hte Aas — — = eure + — and moda — seiaeaatanne | e Hat ywood ™ re WF. Pla = ale 8 8 anie ladel - eae — | AL—Doila: st Neroeers uly g. at oe ail —— are in mod wed op x) rm ate m F Sal ‘r . ) . st - In nm a b —— i m y ; ono sag ag (2 unity ae . 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LLL TS at treat ~ ——s DP PLO AO Oe DB OE er BSE NR BE Oe . oe on sy a — aa JOE’S CAR DONT BE AFRAID OF AIM THERE ISNT & TOOTH IN HIS 7 Get we '™ YOUR NEW NASER! iy WELL . 1 You MusT Now = TT BuY ME A NEW DRESS, AND L BouGHT IT! OH. HE SAID nar's “The, FirsT HONEST ExCvse FoR SPEEDING I EVER HEARD - ILL LET YOu OFF WITH A WARNING — HEY BLANCHE ! war Evse Did The JUDGE SAFO YOu YesTERDAY —— 7? =a] wy" we I yi Ee MAY NOT | HAVE TEETH — ~ = BoT HE SURE ——s=, WAS GOT | \TION! BRA BD | en nncm wr. a “THERE'S Two MOSQUITOES ON MR DOUGH: | i pgeoceeeeenaeeenemitiiine aie | MR. APPLESAUCE , | — NOw APPLESAUCE. eS, | Q0R Te ON Tous ie. ) | SURE —— SEE ANY M ) MR Se hes Te car g ES \Doucn: | You Mud , > » KAL THEM 7 o> AT ONCE 4 | | WE SAW T Iwo 4 7.) MOSQuiToeS\ FAR DOUGH: ~S Z wee 4, “ re ee eS ee ee ae ——- The “Red Plot’ to — —Communize the World ~ ; A’. | itt ) , gS ? | tT i Directors Direct Propaganda to Ignorant (EC ER RE REY RE Rye Pe POG IEE » = : ‘ % 8 oy ‘ bs Sa “H , pe ° P ~ ™ : i Me ig-* q 2 * >} e : : . . » - 2 Te ’ “ a ~ ; _ 7 7 a 4° ‘ EN i * eI 7 Me «fv. ‘ . - 2 aw bake 2 —- . > noe oe = Ss 2 ~ ae §& ‘ a 5 * ‘ 5 : .* * oe. 4 ; ; Bap > ab s pieP. 4 oe . #. 4 neko % x S / « a . , - 4 ‘ ~ ‘ x ’ * Vw. 7 - 3 . 4 A 7 » . SR Loa a - 2 a * 4 “se at ~ a se wy Pe a fd 5 ca - Sw ~ " = - - 4 > * * ~ . . : 2 - ——— on > and Discontented, Showing How Rich (OOS a Was sig $ |; Just so much demagogic claptrap,. vague hbopé@s ani promises tha: upen to stop “the next war.” which | aition for soviet Russia. Even. a: I have said that ome of the prin- olution ahistorical in Russia, Have Been Broken. | is of ne consequence Psychologi- RussM is seon to “evolve” into an the third interndtionale thinks it- ome time. the third internationale cipal aims is the maintenamee of }| cally, what matters is net truth but ordinary democratic state. self able to predict for the near Dad the audacity to make in Amer- communist mgrale. One way of et \assertions—the excitation of the Soldiers and sailors are teld that *uture Voters are urged to op ica an appeal for freedom of doing this is the incukatieon and (T is is the fourtcenth of ascrics “ais e ready tw risk their lives oOwWwe!er CMMOTIONS hatred jealousy it is wicked and .nhumane to make 03° ‘militar. budgets 5 une immigration and emigration.” spreading of cemmunist doctrime. | of articles dealing with the plans of ~ Muscom's command ovetousnmess. .crude ezoism e-' War on their pro etarian brothe s/ men are urged to jein with trea- which is the last thing the Union especially among @hildrem and! _ t de fat in Mescow in order tog¥in recruits it ap- | venge for imaginary wrongs And f ethe: cuntries. especially ©} sonable intent “capitalist” armies: of Soviet Repub’ics is willing te young people There are specia] common enemy. . AZ oa the COMMUNE eretors tn ” peuis to the ement of ignerant of course ® pereone ” ™ . “heir owes brothers Ww ‘ . , ‘ i a . ; ; . , l ' ignerant irs 1@ persons » whon heir Russian ers orkme.:'werkmen are urged to ferm germ grant upen its own territery! Bu ight schools for this purpose in te any communist ~ : ~Zorvernun fnte Uiscontent which is tuo be f(vund y r * he ' ‘ . . 3 ; ‘ — a : : . _ : - ena ae a 7 im! nm fo overthrow ertisting Ge anieng i | fvuunmd in i e efiferts are: dir | are a ire persuade hey must alway! cells in railroad organizations and it must always be berne in mind nearly every large industrial com- represented a5 6 ’ if ) as hy * af — : : ; : Li - re fy I? rr >) ‘ " of yy ’ 7s, . * - »* -_ z ’ ; | y ' ’ y : P D of the world) wre. Ban sucielies, ihe covelous are'ully warned ¥ any’ ns ‘use .9 | juce War munitiens feriin gcovernment munition plants ‘hat wtart communist prepazganda munitr. Naturally the more tho- all. and te be . n : of Tr ‘ tb Re : > >. , , ‘ . : > ’ ’ a, : lw , r = e > ) i! ; PAUL — MOWRER. “at 7 the p ‘oTy A me le >? ‘ . , ° es : ~ = 7 ’ - gate? see ’ : ~ : ’ : : » - Spectal ¢ a. ‘ hee , le oe ae hese who have much, | ; paganda destined » TeECcCetve atura iy there Lk: a grea eutery | every little while there is some bie. confusion and a revolutionary gospel, that clase-war is an eco-'alted. Calis to Dispatch. ‘hitazro Lhe Jeaiousies and the ;: . ot it m toe diverse 1} ' atti for disarmamen! or ebvious] , ; : ili } : Pest - ) The ~ ’ a ie hd the sense of net then ve hem from e for disarmame: f -Oviously the) new request for moner or receg- mentality nemic inevitability. and world-rev- tie are issued Daily \ows Poretzn Service. being duly appreciated which smol- ourse of their own best interests. *™ma ler the armanrent of any “capi- ‘ wriaht. 1%2o.' al TT ; : PARIS * ril 3°.—» 2 Task gf t+hote w oo u timate _ - . c , « . - ie : : ; ong omy on w he “ym a last changed under communism. Those jist propaganda addresses itself to Make the communist coup deta’ en ear e,. » ; . . A » @ , bh te 3 -— : - . ’ wad ; few years, emanates almost entirely who are now high and mighty will ;RaALlOrTaAl Minerities and to colored Any effort ef government or cit.- . t a aaelin weammipd be reduced te a humiliating mis-/ peonles. whose cause ren: Lusies- gens of a noncommunist country +o from the = propar , ~ ery These whe are poor—the/!tica!! =e ind » forest th rei conenireac ee ‘ “ palit ec ait pit of the Third Internationale im Meoes- a . s *’ 4 | ~Ca.iy espouses Hindoos and oresta | ine ed conspiracy byt 7 Ke - ui ros ; “workers whoa dao the worid “pro- =... - = ae oe ‘ . ‘ ‘ "tie ole _* _ > + “ . tcaaart tore cow There are specially trained i rie oo imese are urged 9 arise anti "NULiona ganiza nm ts a’ . Guctive labor.” will be well-to-de ‘ac oh mee herald tm % _ + ‘ Lil id agceinst e oppression ofr Ca Di- fs e pera ded he werd s fTas- ' : wo n every : Pp A a aci'‘ators fer fie d ™ A ned “2 a} ea" , cared {or as its m Os’ > _ ei _... ’ = fern “a - . ~r — . centinent and q@untry men who ~ ' Ee » r A180! pe ria I=mM Mosiem pee- +! ana a “ > £Ua!l refime. epeak the langwuage and are feaz)- aire sgpaeg Coa a by the Government | pieB are ca'led upon to assert thei: ANY active stens vy (Lowe ‘nment or ise, accerded the comforts and | ind ' e ra inst . : 4 e tho " , .O! j independence Negros are told peop aAza.ins cal ommunis*s far with local habits of though ithe power which have always been | ;) : ' ;, } f re desrribed | ful | There are books, pamphiets and .,, htful b - hey must “demand” equality of are deserribed in awful accents ani Heir rigniful due.” but of which i+, . ; ; with harros : ; ; A " ‘ = " ; tli itreatmen im a : respects. ewe ang : | Owing @ta:,| course tech Bae , * some mereyv incen- . , . bore iz Sand privileges, anc a: an’ ns mat t ts cial situation . . n 7 he land esas farm laberers« are — . ‘ in — . ad toe r 2 ‘ . ; _ diary. i a ‘ A as ? ‘ompilete independence arc peace nad rienas ip pe- . promise th land r> - t. on eT r +} > 7 Im addition, the Third Interna- |... ein iar - oor farmers | with territorial secessions if neces- tween the nations or for stabilitr tienale itself. or its committees or ._ “~ ; s under mortgages. sar) amd prosperity in noncommunis* rey . yv ‘* ——s -* _— — ‘ . . e + = © — . - Beet euxiliaries, issues “proclamations... banks” the railreads” and, All are shown how, in the Un- States is contrary to the nterests of ” _ " >. os " i mal * ‘ " : and manifest oes right and left on " aai an a! | ‘ a» bourgeois On of Oc 1. 1s" SO \ 1 eT Renuh » . . . every occasion. Even the speeches me : are to receive—after tthe autonomy of even the smallest datel; ombate] by communist . ine revel, iy ¥ Bun ~—_ . — . : ‘am : . } 2: . of soviet diplomats and agents and ution——free credits and/|minerity groups is encotraged and Propaganda Anything to crea‘e free l4 ; , }/ ” -_ ’ . r ; d r ie } soviet Papers of state are apt to be noe machinery. and there will be | respected Without the heip of OF eXpicit trouble—that .s the fixe: mar ¢ . = . ; . " oe . merely so much propaganda. The Speen middiemen. The workers/soviet Russia.” they are told, “you rule vne of the chief duties o red triumvirate believes that for *” de granted their most extreme | can do nothing—you will be siaves @YeryY national section of the com- the present more can be accom- demands. They will run. .the fac-' and dogs forever But we 4re with “Mist Dretherhoe,: is to make po plished in that way t trawod -& a They will receive more and | vou You can count upon us We ica! agitation A go0d time Pas Piished in that way toward the work less Their leaders will be- will give you advice and mecev e this is during domestic politiva: preparation of the world revolu- are “tommisears of the peorle” wi! senaqd you leaders. and w*henr ampaigns "eas + tien than br any other means. and ‘°F “mons will be all-powerful. the time comes we wil! a fig-nt “Elections.” explains Zinovief? they spare ro pains to ttilize the worvend mene | es wil. itve Im compar-jside bv side for the overthrow of “are important *n- as in es far - knowledge of ciass and ~ratiena! —— — th: hideous Monster of capitalistic We can. in the moment of heated mentality. their understanding of Together —_ the expropria- | oppression electora cam paizges make a the effectiveness of advertising. tn ao the factories, mines, landed | Glorifying Russia's Position. « elves better heard ore our de the most skillful and most thoer- emate, etc.” says the popuiar In order to deceive the easy-go- ™Mands and our progr: “@Qeenes in- ough manner. Their task im the P°°P*s"2Gda decument known as ing masses anti neutralize their to the masses and mAke our easier as heretofore there has been ‘"* “™4nifesto and program of the | possible antirevolutionary instincta. £ans more Grewtes ‘a . Bo co-ordinated or in any sense *™ 4 Internationale.” “the proje- | so that when the crisis comes. they campaigns, like ietinmsdnte, ane d adequate counter-propaganda. cartat Must alo Put am end to the will at i@ast abstain from taking Means and a weapon of agitatine te ’ 2 Discontent. SREromatioe of the population by Sides with the e« mservative forces. 4nd Propaganda Tt is tiie f a All this flow of revolitiqnary | “*Paiistic houseowners and trans- comminist propaganda preaches this peint of view that “as chau language, carefully adapted to er ‘arge ouses into the hands of “pacifism.” glorifies the “medie ef- 4&4Ppreach periiamentarv electi time, place and circumstance, has | ‘cal workmen's soviets and move forts” of the Russian people 42d pariiamen: iteelf. teh ante Ol Ss -- at least five Aefinite aims. Tt seeks the workmen into the apartments against ~ t™mperta istic aggression ™eans of par!ia ment can vo , te win recruits for the communist Of the Dourgeovisie and biockade.” makes charitab!e tablish socialism. but nenge te ny brotherheod for the active person- To climeh all these arguments, and humanitaria appeais for the 0" erthrowing the whole canemeel ‘ nel of the great conspiracy. It |*"¢ Sppeals, glowing pictures are | Suffering Russian children. shows Of the bourgecia aa a tii seeks to win allies who, while not drawn of how the rich and power-|/how the Russian revetution is Parllamest i ’ Secure c: 5. com munists themselves, can be in- ful have Deen broken in sevier Rus. | merely another step toward repu>h- However. eueass of opportunities spired te act in a way harmonious *8. how Bappy and contented the lican d@mocracy—"like the Ameri. for treuble makine eccur even out- with world-revolutionary ends. It eeeks to befoo! and s° to neutralize or paraiyse the rnorcommunist jmaseee both within and without “capitalist” armies and navies. It eeekes to create confusion and deemeé suspicious to the revolu- themary cause. Finally, it endear- ore te maintain fhe falth and the. — bat morale of tts own ad-. ns te hearten and excite them | Sree @ @eegree that they will ai- - vak * gs treuble of every description. being workmen and peasants are there. how successfully they are gcovern ing the country. and How natura’ and delightful it ail ia. Finally. there is much pompous and learned talk, tmposing to untutered minds about the “inevitability” of class war, and the “historical necessity” of the proletarian wor'!d-revolution. Warned Against Capitaliee Prop- a ; the arguments are unscund. the nts untrue, that it ip all, sia, and holds cut all sorts ean and French revolutions — | attributes all Russia’s ills to the | hestile activities of the great powr- ers, @xto's reconsiruction work un- der the soviet regime, issues yarn: about “internativnal plots” againet Russia. vigorously denies that there is any relation between the third imternationale and sovri«t Russia, protests that al! Russia © desires are fri@nd!y and peacefu |. begs for recognition fer soviet Rus- side election times. (om munuist Pacards and mupifestos. skillfu! ¥ following the sh ings ef public | attention. now jenocunce the pea-e treaties, no whow! against the Ruhr | eccupation and attack “increase! armangents.” “imperialistic militar - ism,” the French colonial army anu “American gold.” All Appeais to Prejudice. Appeals are made on occcasien '? race and national prejudice, and of, soidiers and workmen are called ~ ~~ —~ — ~~. 314 NorTH SIXTH ST.

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. — - yet cs ADE Lipase TS Pa = MS. paras : . = iat . : - — —— a be tad eee ~ A aati ltd ry . pe a we ye Bi bs 7 . eS * “> a — ; —— —_— —— — ~~ —_— a — ~ ~ a ——-—- - ~~ ~ AN _——_ iin. ~~ —_~ -—-_ —_ —_ ~~ -—_ Ce = = = =. —_— oo -—_—_ —_ 4 nt o ———————— -—_ -— - alia — —_——_— —_— —_ —_———— -_ — —————— TE EEE EEO = = —_ = -_ —_— —_— - = —_— ain nerves were almost shattered an DRAWN BY NELL BRINKLEY ee + ee ee ee - a MAYONNAISE YOU'LL LIKE’ By HANNAH WING | ‘Authority on Matters Pertaining to ae Household Management. F the family objects to the over- oily taste of mayonnaise use a corn-starch paste with it. In- cidentally this will not only make the dressing seem less oily but will extend it. making it more economi- eal, and will help to keep it from 2D eee her tience exhausted by the , we gee antics of these peopl: | peg gy “lig ren aa yy TN a anaes “h | proportion of two | who had mov tablespoons of corn starch to one | little while. » | cup of water. It must be smooth, Now that they are gone, the transparent and well cooked, so | family that has moved into the that the corn starch taste is de | @partment is as different as day from night. The various mem- bers are kind, gracious, thought- ful. When they learned about the neise—the constant tramping of their predecessors across bare floors, and their unwillingness to check their troublesome habits— this new family made a special ef- fert to give évery aid to their neighbor—or, perhaps, they made mixture is a help. o | no special effort at afte ge Be e Mayonnaise is usually made as | From a weather standpoint! natural with them to cans fi: = follows: , it could not have been more per- and kind, and to regard the feel- ings of others. Although my friend has seen the woman of this family but twice, they have exchanged flowers and greetings and otherwise created . . ‘ a @ . xe . - ee ay ~ - stroyed. [ft should be added to stiff mayonnaise while itis hot. When mayonnaise be sure that all ma- terials are thoroughly chilled be- fore being used. A convenient mix- er in which the dressing may be beateh while the oil drips into the | Two raw egg yolks, % teaspoos salt, 4% teaspoon pepper, \ tea- spoon paprika, ‘% teaspoon mus- tard. 3 tablespoons vinegar or lem- on juice, 2 cups salad oil. To the yolks add the seasoning, ett tt tt ] zy * CHAPTER 61. THE PAGEANT, HE day of the long-heraided pageant dawned at last. fect. It seemed as though Provi- dence itself smiled benigniy upon | straight little inch- and tiny, inver*-2 shoulder thesc daring and cashinc e@he neighbor to another. precludes | at the neighborly atmosphere that is t thoroughly, add the vinegar @ solace and comfort in one’; 2 p sag, ee auet ieee . hand or lemon how to home. | Add the oi] gradually (drop by drep | cool banks of the river, beat back for he had At eer eg dinate gnarl | first). The mixture should be | oe eS ee erate and eliminate misera g thick and creamy. weeks. is? | Should the mayonnaise curd! “~~ on standing om the! “Y the Virgin that once they hire a house, or an a smal! quantity of oil to the egg. | steps of the capitol building, &).7 os ae apartment. it is theirs to do with * | amd then by. very small quanti- | handsome ahd picturesque figure ing agai still other as they please. They prate a great — ties add the curdied dressing. |. ned against the classic white comparison. thing about deal about “persona! liberty.” And — At times a dressing may be quite | ed out over| Wher these picture I have found through considerable | firm when left. only te be found | Marble columas, look ne ene es, small, suede pouch beg experience that the individual who | ecurdied and disappointing when the crowds that waited tensely Dori . silk hose should be *x ee ae in forever” thrusting forward his | the time comes to use it. This | for the first note of his marvel-| g2i5 . prerogative of “personal Woerty” | | third-egg process will, however, | ann = makes has no regard for the same thing | | usually restore it. Equal propor- dice. % ae, rtence - in others. | tiens of vinegar and lemon-juice | The vast audience seemed : | . In my judgment, there is no such | may be used. Tarragon vinegar him like a giant Dbeuquet f) woot og = ies ann men —— | is nts used imstead of the pright return so much. Every action of ours in any com- | munity that concerns another Car- — ries with it certain debits and cred- | its. In other words, no one can | live s© as to have complete per- | sonal Mberty. me Gemands re- | Upon: ONE said thai thrilled and sang in your heart, and you'll find how § ~ : , ther I slightly. sponsibility he has to be responsi- | She whispered the same things to the lover that is your futeer, wrapped up mother can get in it all, how well she under- peg oy ae cor ot ar yp mogg ¥ Doris had refused to see him. bie that you will whisper to the lever you dream about. She thought ex- Stands. and how light a heart you can Rave oyer a shadow that may ati ‘atad oe. nal ot tan: oe Amo | when he called. She had avoide/! We have gone so far as to be actly the same things about him that you wil! some day—or do alread). have loomed up and fellowed you heme. —NELL BrINELEY. Sai of butter. a © or cu- a ae at the pageant on ‘ > e i- , ’ ful of sugar. a teaspoonful oi . . obliged to forego the persona! lib- | erty of taking our own lives, and | in many places one is arrested for | G by ether workers so that confiden- attempting to do so. This is based | ° 9 6 W hat to Serve os gal. pte po a” | tial speech was im possibile. on the belief that the reiations of | ee em S ! time LOr eO- ) _— ma nn ent - Brown whe stood-new on the edge of the one person to anether are such | \ ° ee - amg ig areal yee hot of | Crowd that turned its expectant that every action of each may |, Oomeorrow | lightly ina e . eager faces up to him. He could prove & menace to some one con- | B Thornt WwW R =BMmeslf | dee Became _ half cupful orange juice and add to | olive-tinted cheeks went pale and ‘e8 | SS Be ae aS PE Scrapper the Kingbird and his | Coffee, cocoa. milk ~ the first mixture. Sift ome amd | his hands clenchég involuntarily. : -S The bad neighbor never got any- | boldness and bravery were much LUNCHEON. three-quarter teaspoonful baking | It was a torture, but tt woud Wickednes ig & sion early one morning in the | s | ¢—Quartes. 4) thing but abuse and absent treat. . | discussed. and some there were | Potato soup | powder with ome and one-half cup- | soon be over. he told himself! Thiz ) mee - i ment. The rood neighbor a least Old Orchard over "crapper wh , $3 ; A a8 fuls flour and beat into the mix- one so then he would zo ie feels @ selfreepect that he-is doin ; ' © were inclined to speak lightly pple dumpling —whipped cream The wise - © the Kingbird. It didn't take place ‘ors | ture. Bake in twe ofled layer cake | cut of her life forever. away from Lar his best, whether it is appreciated when Scrapper was about. but of Scrapper and say that so far as Coffee. tea, muk. | pans in a méderately hot oven 350 | the sight of her. provocative wad | °O™ “ens by theirs or mot, and that is something that they were concerned they didn’t DINNER. ' : " of employment ‘ts — . when he was busy getting his — te 375 degrees F. for 3° minutes | sweetly smiling into the eyes of a also puts stamina in the backbone. ’ = i beli h : Clear soup rai ‘ . werth iis pctermer | beesh@eet.| Senay. Wree ctarted | _Delleve Ralf the things that were | Put together with a piain beciled | successful rival! : . - f ; Celery, green onions. radishes frosting into which ‘a few halved | His play would close the end of usually the failure in life because | — — it. Flirting ber tail in that saucy _ told of his fearlessness. Sstoutest “I don't beliere Scrapper would | Broiled steak nilla and @ cupful of light cream _ Tmarshmaliows have been eatirred. that they were always strround*d the week. Then New York. Len-| animeneiamemeeiae he has failed to grasp the vita) ' idea of community [nterest yin vein eegpens — fy from King Eagie himself.” French fried potatoes This mélshbeor matter ic one Tut, tut. tur, tut! I don't boasted Pewee. his smal! ; Buttered beans ) which is worth while considering | Se@ what there is about Scrapper Bu . as m3 Strawbe | because what you do in your own the Kingbird to make such @ fuss Q us this was too much for even ve me _— — >crapper's Coffee. tea. milk. cham pions, Sock Sen Sa ahaha: | tbest. What it be aid arid of ee eee yrueD BREAD you, | : fo aug “ on: basis upon which one can judge | Bl@cky the Crow yesterday’ care if you do laugh: I believe just This is a good way to utilize stale an individual, or a family (Coerrignt 1925.) Tips for Home [: the Diond lace requires a lit- tlhe reviving before you can use it. just breathe upon Shake and flap it. You will surprised at the results. Newer iron diend lace—ihts turns it yellow. . — a it, then Tou can now buy jabots by the yard. This ts more reasonabie in price than beans and remove from can. Place | large lump of butter in saucepan and a few pieces of .finely chopped | onion. allowing it to heat thorough - ty. Then add beans and enough |. warm water to keep from scorch- rub my nose on the the liquid feeds thro home sewer. A pretty point d'es- called for him to drive Black Pus- be is on guard.” ing and iet simmer for about 29 , — eg ona cae lace” sy out of the Old Orchard rester- “Didn't he discever Redtail the P** who first saw him and gave minutes. Season'te taste. ; on to window. Then wipe | . : . *** + bei w : , : among the displays is a combine, | @47. And he did it, didn't he?" Hawk headed ihis way yesterday "**0ins ne | with a cloth. Presto! The tien of Venise lace and net that | Jenny Wren tossed her head. aad go out and meet him and. (Oserright, iSt5.) | will make a handsome jabot for “Tut, tut. tut. tut, tut.” she said. drive him away?” demanded mod- ; window 1s cleaned and "lft the dressy summer frock. * _ * @i@ om ‘the last dress you made. if yeu wear a beit adjust it « @bhove that low hip tine Of weam sill considerably i Waltiine. but we te a pe | that he did it. , Ban 1, Dat i for ome am not, Kingbird a did any of his aeiga-, “I wouldn't go so far as to say it struck me that were not near enough te see weil, but it was Scrapper whe was the leader and who was the boldest and bravest. Scrapper is «smaller est little Dear Me the Phoebe Jenny Wren was forced to ad- img. Tils was all she was after, and chucklipg to hereilf she with- drew. The fact is she had quite as high an opinica of Scrapper the FLOORS “Digs Under Dirt” - polished. That's all there Kleer Chemica! Corperstion—_Chtcage . “ ) TH oy ee gt _ Bearly everyone in the Old Or-'mit that this was true. but she 9 [f = . ! 4% to it. T me d | eerned and it is beginning to re- | chard had a bill im that affair." pretendéd to think it didn’t gl 7ENEWS & ry arm see, ae — othe ge aren Aypommng “Excuse me, Jenny, you mean a &mount to much. and the way she H wooDWwoORK @x Cc co. k making your summer ‘tieohe ont voice, not a oi,” . interrupted used that sharp tongue of hers PAINTED atis MM oO LE Instant Glass the pancis a bit higher than you “elcome Robig. “Perhaps you soon had ai! her neighbors disput- - ag Glaaner : TRaASE MAAR £56 us mee

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? 4 } ! ~* E -—_ ad 7 «i _ . ye + -— ee ST. LOUIS POST-DISPA ; ~ 1925. ° wAY 22, x —_. ; m~Z al atl lll _—_—_ Childre a a a a OO —— made into | lar hand boo E méliow colorings in the } of designs that dis’ o- esies woven on the Aubusson looms. modernistic are ‘*h> designs that decorate sik sport scar is to be used in sand- orem va boiled in a aluminum wi . belthenenn pan ll re e e Waxed Floors. ' Marks on waxed floors * to the particular but they can be ree by rubbing in a cir- won with a cleth dipped ry Dry with a piece of Compassion is the fairest ate of the heart.—Paine. *, . | ‘Conceit is to nature what is to beauty—it is not only less, but impairs what it wot prove.—Pope. o . A man who is always isfied with himseif is sel with others, and others 80 pleased with him.—La R cau)ld. IM-BOY > Wickedness is its own ment.—Quarles. . 7 +o 7 (os The wise prove and the confess by their conduct that i of employment ts the in delicately) leaving any | are.much more easily | of the noisy colored | are much easier to find | N the midst of the mountains | of Bavaria is a little town that has for centuries maintained its colorful beauty intact. Af the foot of the Wetterstein and Karwen4:! Mountains this village of 2400 peo- ple provides a spot of beauty and loveliness for thé traveler. The houses of Mittenwald. as the town is called, are all painted in delicate colors, blue and pink and yellow. No two doorways of Mit- tenwald are on a straight line. The houses join each other ac ang!=s, so that they seem to zigzag along the street. Mittenwald still preserves the | art with which the Middle Aces decoratrd her streets. ere frescoed and the frescoing., which was done centuries ago iy the artists of the town-and nea~- of preservation. As you walk down a street in Bible unfold before you on the win- dows, on the gables, on the walls. On the church towers you will see a representation of Peter and Paul standing out, clear and strong in their flowing robes of deep colors. In each of the 12 windows of the Neuner House is a portrait of one of the Aposties. . The house is sur- the Virgin Mary. The stories of Judith and of the Flight into Egypt are illustrated on still other gables. There is some- thing about the these picture stories and the deli- cately tinted houses, set in ihe midst of the mountain woods that makes Mittenwald a unique expe- rience for the traveler It has the beauty of some rare, exquisite sun- set. There is eomething eise that makes Mittenwald a memorable place to visit. dt is the home of some of the most famous violins cf the world. It is the Cremona Germany. Walking down a street of Mittenwald, one begins to be- lieve that violin-making is the onl, thing that goes on there at all. As a matter of fact, it is this industry that keeps Mittenwald alive. its violins are exported to all the coun- yo Mittenwald you see the pages of the | The houses | abouts, is still in an excellent sta.e mounted by the Annunciation of combination of | WHERE A CATHEDRAL BECAME A MOSLEM SHRINE. tries of Europe and America. This industry was established in the early part of the eighteenth cen- tury. when Mittenwald was in a most impoverished state as a result of the 30 years’ war. Since then mt has prospered and flourished and the inhabitants of Mittenwa'd have | good reason to be grateful to Mat- thias Kiotz, founder of its violin industry. SOLUTION OF YESTERDAY’S PUZZLE S|H/O/RIT Siti: jiole TIEIA F FiLlAlx E|A\r Melcietmelsie \ALOMBTIE|RIRIABBHIR L 1 ININIEIR/S BT BIEIAIN S{E AIT ‘8 TIRJAIOI+ INIG P Alb AINIUIDIA SjA cloluffrlele @Belain Lio|s|e Mc Mslulnirl SITIAINIOMECIOINIE |S HOW TO SOLVE A CROSS-WORD PUZZLE. Each number in the puzzle indl- catea the position of the first ietter | ¢f a’ word. of | Each word reads from ieft to right (horizontal) or downward (vertical), according to position. Lettered in correcily, words that cross will tnterlock. Each number im the white equares also refers to a definition in the accompanying table. Each definition suggests a word possessing the exact number of letters to fit the white space 4@i- ictted to it. Each white epace is to recetvs one letter only. Words start on!y | in numbered squares. - —_~ 4 Ts ~ . oa A’ yo : : ae 7 . ~ - P TS, = —— Pa * " —— : = ee re RE is nothing we can think of that-we have left undone to make Kraft Cheese pure, wholesome and delicious. ‘We select it for quality; we |. blend it for flavor; we pasteur- ize it for purity; we wrap it for cleanliness; we put our name on it and assume a moral re- | © sponsibility fer every ounce of Cheese. it that goes on your table. All that is left for you to do is -. to look for the label and make sure you are getting Kraft fw. DAYS THE RHYMING | a _ a HORIZONTAL 1 Pertaibing to the 17 Prefix meaning 26 Combining form | upper house. “one.” meaning “air” | § Source 18 Ailments 27 Conjunction j 10 Southern State ‘239 Eager 23 Loud musical (abbr.) °1 Clothed sounding om 12 Twine 22 A oOdristie (bot. 380 Prefix meaning | 13 Preposition and zool.) “two, double” i4 Sharp, explosive 23 Suffix meaninzs 31 Dispossessed | noise “belonging to” 33 Feelings. 16 Compass point 24 Abbr. for “Most | (abbr.) Worshipful” VERTICAL 1 Dubious, question- 8 Stone cutters 24 Plateau, table able 11 Neckband land. 2 Negative 13 Joined 25 Practical unit, of 3 Section of circum- 16 Scheme electric power | ference 17 Inmer colored lay- 28 Secretion from in- | 4 Suffix denoting er of the irts. famed tissues “act or agent” 5 Frightful monster 6 To free of 7 Preposition Wash and cut in smal! pieces | fresh rhubarb enough to make two heaping cupfuls, cover with boiling water and let stand for 10 minutes, then drain. Put the’rhubarb intoa pie plate. lined with good short North western state (abbr.) Thus, for instanc¢ Rumanian. coin Preposition Perform an action. PP TS A ANS a ae j lerust: sprinkle with a cupful and a/| 'quarter.of sugar, to which add a. teaspoonful of corn starch and ai} | teaspoonful! of flour; dot with little | /lumps of butter and put in three) tablespoonfuls of water. Leave vents in the top crust as usual, and i bake in a brisk oven. OPTIMIST By ALINE MICHAELIS With a Rose, HAVE scant learning, little art is mine and so I strive in” * if 2 2/ 27 vain to find the words where-{ - with | may define my rapture ¢r'_ So much of bliss, so. much of woe is sent to alli who walk Earth's ways, so much of restless longing, or content; thus spin the ” whirling days. My pulses throb to all of joy and song; that mighty alchemy transmuting grief and cipen to every wrong, all this life “ y iS es to me. ,And yet I cannot teil ** u what I would, the dearest joy — of Earth; there are no syllables (0 cannot impart! et : ‘* It is believed that the ruins ef 3/ the ancient Maya city, Lubeastas British Honduras, Central Ameri- ca, recently unearthed by an Amer¢ ican explorer, is the largest @b- original city in America. He r = at theit-best! What a treat it is to sit down to a heap- ing bowl of crisp, delicious Post Toasties, § ° the Double-Thick Corn Flakes that stay crisp in cream. There is a breakfast that suits every member of the family. Ever~e ~~ one will prefer these Corn Flakes to any other kind. Post Toasties, DoubleThick | Corn Flakes, have body and crispness, They are expertly seasoned and especially toasted to golden brown. Don't be satie .. fied with ordinary corn flakes, Tell your grocer you want Post Toasties. You will . know the genuine by the red and yellow, * oe

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ai om Ke ce’ eee ie eS ae ae re =e tout 5 oiled — i Ma Ait x : me Se 52 hs Oe eo OS Sea OR Fs eS ee SARE ee ee ME cog ee “Aes pe Ser beret, * ; ee ae ¢ % i" ein a Sete Re ai Hi ary Prapie ™ Aes o | , ; i : i Bist wile Se oe A x : oe Pree OS OS ee ei COMIC PAGE ST. PUS! -[ . 2AT ort C P |,” | Seth Nest 10 Be Reminded MAY 22, 1525. (nally ial “ee 34 WHAT YOU ARE = : LOOKING FOR! Biss: * bs satere ThOn 19.000 Rerterment Onportunicics Wet * gear in the Big Sunday Post-Ptepatch T. ‘IT’S PRETTY TOUGH TO HAVE MOTHER BUTT IN—By FOX + BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS : | ie a . OL. 77. NO. 258. a | Wer “te SWeeresT Gel 1k THE WorLo ; [== GY GOLLY-THISCAris F hee IS CAUGHT ouT IN THE RAIN AND A FELLER : es ROE NO Ft wD OF SCAT: : YW 4 B=] THAN A COUNTERFEIT Ome -£ WDGE STARTS OVER To HER WiTH THE ONLY UMBRELLA IN THE HOUSE . | fl Se eee pee * ; , a ' | » ON Se I RE, BE PE Rte tai Re > a. - + a ~ © epi, a ee ; ieee ee . - + - a , F ss ~~ — - 4; : re #s 4 pe ~ . ~ _ = “5 “ am = - Oy : oy, : : SS DE — eee = @0* ., , APPLESAUCE. [to sever the tle that bindeth the y ~ J — ‘% joo == \ 7 | a 1S the voice of the pitcher, 1/‘"ree units into one. 7 7 / Y, = Is Held in Custody on . But waich me perform when the We take it they were makinc ta 4 P weather gets hot: alleged Shampacne. a -. ‘Charge of Careless Driv- Richt now the old apple looks _ ‘See where Walter Johnson, act- | e é = # | >» like a balloon, ae (oe -Daee. RANE... PEL ome “Srer yr j \ ee ing. | ! ‘ hen, it warms they'll be the fence with one on. Which ics ao 4 ‘S ah ee But ae ging their tune our idea of pinch hitting. — - -- sien ; PO! ICE. t han , : . at 2 3 ing it | The. man on the sandbex says a. . } Aad, instead of them Knocking Connie Mack's new first baseman “i . Ee OUTRAGE f over the wall, iJim Poole, seems-to be making sae _ r Wein: ACTION AS ' Those guys will be lucky to see iti quite a splash in the big league. sis HELLO -MAGGIE - WOU DONT TALK LIKE A : ; WON'T HAVE TO WORRY + > at all. H. AND L. — "ne . After climbing the ladder of : = sty THAT CAT Aney ) =: eo car + He Will Remain the batter, I hear fame Chief Panzer finally got the = “' GOT Rio aven =~ Se * | : os aged hook. Such is life in an inland sage Sate Under Arrest Until He ; 3 town. - 4 ' ki ‘ aguer has -—- ere ; “That lucky bush * ; Needless to say. after putting — Gan in P . fanned me again; out fires for 32 vears it is pretty 1 , | 3 ‘a, aide E, Court Monday | He aia’t got a thing and his curve) tough to wind up by having your- , fd , ox 23 Shed ii | ) a oth . wouldn't fool self putout / F | é y Aa ——+. FF a } a ; ct ‘we a _—__ 3 A 10-year-old kid im a primary| However, the extinguisher will _~ } oe feck if Sify SSS. =}. 2 eS | | “Ta eR ‘ghter refusing to sign his own i school. ool lees pum an Drogas * Lg | “ag? fF Fires. touowing his arrenc ar 6 T watched it come over as straight vest oe ene: . as ga di | a , a » today on a charge of careless as a shot, a — — and announcing that he; Queen Mary has let !t be known a But, instead of propelling it out of that she does not favor bobbed = ould remain in custody until he the lot, hair. Up goes the price of wigs’ : o : appear tn Police Court Mon- I missed it a mile and proceeded Those prospective debutantes Y wn | morning. former Circuit Judge , to whiff, |who didn't save their hair when = | ‘"¢ 7° G. Taylor of 4907 Pershing Which proves that that cuy is a they had it meng “ag oe oe | ‘ 3 gas > . was focked in a cell at La- . * ’ , ’ = p> t 4 Switch. é iets 4 lucky young stiff. =e voor == oan . © a Avenue Station. The man on the eandbox says . Judge Taylor was arrested on The Twine Binder Bindcth. after taking a slant at that famous . ees § plaint of Leo van Claedt, 3849 |*“boa that eats nothing but live ' . _ —— A Federal court has “found that... hed like to see it tackle an ; ; Bay boulevard, who charged the International Harvester Co. | English sparrow and put a little! ; : Ee, a Judge Taylor, driving west on % wot’a tPust and refuses’ bet on the sparrow. | oc . tele S eli, on the south side of the _ PETES Kine STS ' eee: = | = Copyrtgns. at 2 am. throwing the , / oe i ed car against 2 lamp post 4 . Sag ate dS ok knocking it down. dboR , "yy “te Yan Claeat told lice he was | HAS —™ ” te er mp 2 2 a spmase’ tant PU Sictniere { Feel MANDY, CAS DARLING - : aT Vn | his home when on heard the | np 2 | - WHAT | 7 2 b and that Judge Ta . OU. | ier GETS (aTTO YOUR. CSOULB Be SWEETER | tf Sides ok al od d after the collision nad | Sane — b- JUST IMAGINE “TRAAS You ANB ME ——— eves fe dse eon ed with him. He added that | . IMPORTANT Ve OO AASB ME AAS “SUTTIAIG on) THe Makes MEA Taylor refused to pay for | Busine ft . 3 tien of another man for re‘us- ; = - : i > to accept civil ability. : - : id e ; | : > : adi ; Asked for Damages. } ; aie a. Li « & * e by —- | 2 . 3 | “When | was brought in here I | : \ fat : =) i of 4 z\ : asked by the police if I would ' A i 4 u \\ “ y the damages done to Mr. Van “ a . ‘oo te \s car, and | answered that 1 ; ‘ “, 2 : build have to consider. a police- ; = j . m turned to Mr. Van Claedt and —= Se xz “Ye. —— . & =. — nh. Lina _~ a ‘ak Med him if be wanted me locked eS —— Fr F&F : Tce SOM —F = t — | oU TAke , Tt oe , . = =— 4 S \ ABouT ‘ /"“Mr. Van Claedt answered yes’. | — - 3 You | @ | was placed in this cell. | —— a 6 “What i liberty, what is law, -_ - :. are the righ's of citizenship | = => = ~ such a situation can obtain?” YESS _#yY ‘amily bas bived in Missourt MUTT AND JEFF—THEY HAVE PLENTY OF ORDERS, BUT NO ANIMALS TO FILL THEM WITH—By BUD FISHER {cease Mar’ Rese iat dood Tuc eames? mae ne cork © @8=—s«éimpo lice J EGE . “oe . I could be reached; that I [mur T,WE GotTTA Get a \/Mose ORDERS _— ® financtaliy responsible. and yet GIRAFFC Foe THE ' WILL NET US i subjected me to the indignity CMOCINNATL Zoo witHouT |. 4 NICE PrEece a }foming 'o my home at 6 o'clock ‘FurTer Decay: and / OF JACKS A ‘the morning. taking me out of| ®* | SOUTH BenD = 13 / — ‘a and dragging me off to a po- [HOLLEeING Foe twe / ¢ > sation. Later on. I shall have a “BABY RHincs: ‘ A oye me Dy oe _ m.: sons : : - after Judge Taylor a been im the cell two hours, | ©™*S* “$- \ he am prea > Taylor went to the station | @@* ° _ . 7 ~ i , aheaghe im plored him togecept his re- ers anes IGNATZ HAS AF TOSSED : on his own bond. He re-| Soo A SINGIL “BRC * UPoy Bn, bee Le Gee ee Ms SINCE WE BEEN ~ . rea a lO eee Co hee WEARING IT — 3 fie ) oon eae A age Taylor had been searched ait = ail his property taken frem as is the custem in lecking prisoners, and at 19 a m he Out for his glasses so that he ' oa , read a newspaper. ee i Lew Partner Calis. . al +l e clock Jacob Chaanocff. a) = ner of Judge Taylor, went | a neg Station and made an sie reg {tempt to persuade the, pe Toa ® actept release om bend. | ae rcs Tiyler teld Chasneff he 4 & public meeting last am was on his way home “e accident eccurred. He = - 9 ‘hasmoff that he was AIN’T IT A GRAND AND GLO ncensed ‘at being taken RIOUS FEELING? ~ — ° &@ police station to: - hy t] claim. and that he y . | ¢ _Jamicn im ting the Petes 1You Have ite Catou o : ' — te 8 ) a , eth a coll | REWiadinas Aeon eee. | ee ee " AMD You Lave ans Teue AND ALL OF A SUDDEN AND You MADLY DASH ouT -AmD YoU CATCH TH ein Pos, wr Poms at the ancues* tTuar You Have | ie ale we 2 eye mettre FUNNY STORE sS- NOT You GLANCE AT Your ' REFUSING To USTENM To Tre RATTLER JuSTas tr | ‘" Sergt. Lotker made ay GODLTS CF Time! easy vay oes °o TAKE rt REALIZING TIME’ PAssine? WATCH AND DISCOVER Yu : PLEA To WATT STARTS To PAL ouT & : iD NOT worey RAPIDLY_ By- HAVE ONLY A Few minutes | FOR THe NExr } THe .STATIOAY OH-H—-#* me nled at the station at To Mars YouR TRAIN Te Am BOY *? Amir -cr A se i aan [f a time Capt. a. eg used te permit them GR-R-R-RAND AKD iy =e Judge Tayler, but meer! Ci, eal t * ay