St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 25, 1925

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To FINISH the (sT POST-DISPATCH WANTS ae “Folk Need to Be Reminded”. TAKE THE TIME Task You've STARTED FIND CAPABLE ASSISTANTS NEEDED 4 , - — eee SN Re eS er epee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service FI NANCIAL EDITION 1 FEELS BETTER 77. NO. 260. ST. LOUIS, MONDAY EVENIN G, MAY 2 29, 1925—32 PAGES. PRICE 2 CENTS ALRE ADY-Pop ¢ - » From Spitzbergen | er Piper No News F rom "Polar Explorer Up to 2 SQME DEPRESSION | AMONG HIS PARTY |: ATE OF AMUNDSEN wus LL MYSTERY FAVORABLE WEATHER _ AM. Today. i G. H. WILLIAMS NAMED SENATOR BY GOV. BAKER: Former Circuit Judge, Resi- dent of St. Louis County, Appointed as Successor to a | NEW U.S. SENATOR | =. WILL SERVE UNTIL | AFTER 1926 ELECTION LESS ame Executive,. in Statement, | Refers to “‘Much Unso- licited Advice’’ Received | NEWSPAPERS THAT PRINTED INCOME TAX LISTS UPHELD: ‘United A ees ESR Court Affirms Decision of Lower Tribunals — Case Had Been Appealed by Government. } ’ : i — cs e Associaied Press | any law prouibiting publication of WASHINGTON May °25.— information which Congress had fewsepapers which published lists directed the Internal Revenue Bu- |reau to make availz > income-tax payers and the|!, 298 ke available for public inspection, would be unconstitu- amounts they -paid last fall were! tigna}. This contention the Su-! upheld in doing so today by the! preme Court in effect upheld. Supreme Court. The opinion was delivered by | The court declared the newspa-'| Justice Sutherland, who said it was guilty of a violation of the law in publishing income tax pers were not clearly the intention of Congress to make the lists public; whatever 'lists made available to public in- some persons might think of the spection in the offices of, collectors wisdom of such a policy. Making of internal revenue. them public, he said, carried .-ith The .cases appealed were those it the right of newspapers to pub- | won by the Kansas City Journal-| lish them. No dissent wus the! Post and the Baltimore Post in the’: nounced to the finding of the lower courts which had held that court. ' PRATHER PLEADS GUILTY IN BEER ee ee Former State F ood and Drug Commissioner Co- Defendant With Heber ber Nations on Conspir- acy Charge. ACTION FOLLOWS SELECTION OF JURY ——— Other Dekeidinde in Case Enter Guilty Pleas Leav-| BUDY OF LOST BUY ~ FOUND IN SHED NEXT DUOR 10 Fis HOME — Se a Choked to Death. Ne a ~—_ - Joe Azar, 6, 1003A Morri- son Avenue, Strangled | With Twine, Tied in Double Knot Under Ear. POLICE UNABLE TO ADVANCE THEORY ; f. 2 ie. ai | Regarding Avpointment, } ing Nations Alone Facing | ¥ Planes Were Damaged || 3 | Trial | & | om ri ; rE Jition Will Have a. { George H. Williams,.former St. a shat | ei | Louis Circuit Judge. living at Clay- % LOUS-SUCH A RAPID U Long and Dangerous “ri ae #! ‘ton and Warson roads, St. ns | . Charles S. Prather, former State} ' : mst ee . _ : , : OVE MENT- TAAT: TONIC : J . a =: }{ ounty, was appointed by Gov. Food and Drug Commissioner, | INE tS CERTAINLY A 4 turn Jour! y- i | Baker today as United States Sen- | ] pleaded guilty this afternoon, in | { | ator, to serve until after the Federal Court, to the charge of; ~— By H. SUNDBY-HANSEN. | :'election of November,-1926, in the conspiracy to violate the Volstead) — ~ : | | | SHUCKS DO ) A Special—Correspondent of the lscat made vacant by the death of | j}act, on which he was a co-defend-| The strangled and decomposed - Cc. THAT Post-Dispatch. : | Sena: . Selden P. Spence: | ‘ant with Heber Nations, former) body of 6-year-old Joe Agar was WASNT TONIC-THAT OSLO, Norway, May 2)5.—A/} Williams will be the third RKe- G P d F F Ie | State Labor Commissioner. wk in a shed next door to his Vocal radiogram just received | i anes “en “nlt “ts tke ena Bass, rain, eid an ruit|Cullen Espy, Employe of) the piea rotiowed his action, at home, 1003A Morrison venue, at from Spitzbergen says the temper-. | Missouri since the recomstruction | in Missouri and Nearby West End L ic Halted | this morning’s opening session of 9 a. m. today, within a few min- ature has dropped to sero fahren- | i | period, the previous a emg J , the trial, in entering a plea of not utes of exactly a Week after he had rs vine been the lite il- ° . . ‘ty . ; _ Bess. ; pelt and that a low pressure area Senators ha , and Spen- | Cold. When on Way to Bank pected since that time that he| BS. Even the most optimistic now cer: who was elected by he people ° would plead guiity. and would tes- No theory to explain the crime fear that Amundsen's return to in 1918 and 1920 | — — tify against Nations. has been evolved by the police, who tgbergen by plane is out of the Gov. Baker, who ec cyte nas Heavy frosts which were gcenera! Davlight robbers held up Cullen rhe plea of guilty- was entered he is | had participated in the >arch for , , ; > oe odav t is mind vas) : rE , ae . afte the selecti E 4 , g pgp ie Ponte Ti: +} week ago todas moa cmt fan| throughout Missouri, Illinois and Espy in his automobile at Twen-|*''*" sa — a i aes oe 7 _ }the boy after his disappearance. made up as to the selection \ _ near! tate f win he sudden |tieth and Pine streets at 11:15 a been completed. 4 parby states folowing the dde sen anit nme St alli oad 8 . , x y "en . & ant 7am? the Associated Press appointee, declared in statement | ee reced ed a te m. today and took two packages Company Also Admits Guilt. JOE AZAR. frase seers of the Roy: Mae: Sore - EE Ye . Pest: bn ” oe CONTINENT IN AN AIRPLANE it wab ender this ite. and ‘ — - ance had GORGE "HH. Ww TLL IAMS. Drive ior Dickey Fails. vey wes Whil oa . ; escaped | theater, on Delmar boulevard nea: ‘ in case of onvic ion, en- ie pile, wrapped the Amundsen-Elisworth seaplanes The appointment would have| 0S®: vce caidas tiadiae Euclid ue,'to the #8. Laute ii tere, d a plea of not guilty in the! pest Made to See Whether It Can |'" # '@rpauiin, that the bedy was . , . ithe frost becausse of strong winds 4uci avenue O 1e St. LOUIS Na- | mornin but withdrew it tt fc a . riture Thursday sat ed § rday. it is be-| ; ie " g. nnGr in > { ‘ » . ound. since their depa i been announced Satu di , the temperature dropped from a | tional Bank. Twentieth and Mar- | afternoon and le e¢ ruilt Se Dell ered, at Te mperatare A the ° k ‘Sates : | f pleaded guilty. round t boy's neck was 4& fternoon from King’s Bay, Spitz- lieved, but for a drive in behalf of; — | linet atmenien tne + 6th , at Which tt Is Sent. a . : ’ ey Ht edie | res ord high mark of nearly 94 pe: et streets, 'o Gepesit ine money, | Judge Faris deferred the sentec-| By the A jated P plece of stout. coarse hempen bergen, for a flight to the North Walter S. Dickey of Kansas City, | " tewhiah w be he Saturday nigh 7 on eeocia reas. wy tt ~ P : 4 hile Gov. Bak- cent on last Friday, to a new low Which was trom the Satu av nignt ling of Prather and the company ATLANTIC CITY. N. J May 26 twine, about an eighth of an inch d Pole. This was announce at 1a : bene which was started while Gov. b record of 38 at 6 a. Muugedav: and Sunday receipts of the theater | until Tuesday of next week. " ' , : thiek,. tied with « » smh 4 "hour through’the Associated Press) Animal, Standing om a Switch.) er was on his way back to the cap- Prost was coneraiieesnout a (aha the Lyrte Skydomnre.” i” is Beier’ Godda deta ot -~A bettie of fresh milk aneixedJ. UGE HST right vw ea ~ : — ! . ie ee jeanuri ~ . ‘ 14a 1 the case, |here yesterday morning fr 7 iering Pickering, genera! map ~~ a = apne , vo Om ital from Southeast Missouri. = Louis County teports from ali, Espy drove east on Delmar and | Raymond B. Griesedieck. vice pres- mel aa = AS ey end about 18 “te long hanging ) : — ly rae a ickew we. en whom Sp ” New ; —_ at - oose. ager of the alliance. | urt acai ,- backers of wickey we a ae to parts of the county indicated con-| Washington boulevards, and no0-/ident and manager of the Griese. | The milk, sealed im a vacuum ty the Associated Press “BR 1s TOW. ” Ok Max 25 si,| the Governor could not relus siderable damage to garden pro-|ticed nothing out of the way until/dieck Bros. Brewery Co., who ista; , ‘ Hn 7 . Cap Wentified. . Lone OSLO. Norway. May 25.—The Pate a >... | hear, but their arguments did not! , : anther he hed tummed - sseth os thes. x a a emperature of 45 de- hes tae be » Otway, MAY «: coaches of a St. Louis-San Fran-|°" : ae duce and some fruits, according to - Sine 1a (U tne. , ithe Government’s chie! witness {grees Fahrenheit, was sent as a - ad y was in the §210 wood- ace Norwegian capital at 9:54 o'clock} cisco passenger train, northbound,| Change his decision ‘d. early todav J. R. Hansen, County Agricultur rwentieth street Then, in the! obtained a severance on the motion | test to see whether such air ship-| ©" Shed in the rear of the flats* "T’ bh 4 . ) ; Pi’ AO ’ ’ i? a eh ,ic le ; ¢ . 4 | ~ , : . ‘ ‘this morning was stil] without news; Oklahoma City to St. Louis, left) rhe partiney . a ae anneunce- Agent. nirror at his left, he 2 that of John C. Dyott, chief Government | ments could he delivered at the !1005 Morrison avente. the lower ‘from Capt. Roald Amundsen the tracks three miles south of, that he page rome tut when that Hansen estimated the loss | three men ina Sana See following | prosecutor temperature at which they were floor of which is occupied by Jac's | t e Pe _.| here shortly before noon today. | ment - . as pa er as the time through damage to garden truck / him were Purim handkerchiefs | Questions as to Nations. sent. Hyner, a painter, and his wife. A dispatch from Spitzbergen ‘o Passengers were shaken up and the] ary stid bs at ia nnouncement and fruits chiefly strawberries | 0Yer their faces In examining prospective jurors. It was consigned to Dr. kh. m@,.| Later, a ¢ap. found by a Poles the Shipping Gazette here *“98 M0! fireman and engineer were scalded — his tea * ‘ly at that and cherries at approximately Delayed by Traffic. Prosecutor Dyott asked each man! lerguson of Chicago. a delegate to | Sergeant in the basement of the "news has been received tnere re-| No one was injured seriously. ee een ee ee $700.000. or 10 per cent of their es- | ae started ts spose a but had| whether he had received any of| the Certified Milk Producers’ Asso- | Hyner flat, was identified by the garding the Amundsen polar flight! The train struck a cow standing | moment. renee ay timated value The ‘tomato crop, |'® pauae See traffic on Olis e street. / sn. printed matter sent .ut in t:e| ciation convention here. dead boy's father and aunt as the expedition up to 2 o'clock 1} ic | on a switch. The impact split the ; The Gov sence * cietiet a awine »ihe said. was practically destroved. and at Pine street the PUrSUInE car last few weeks in behalf of Na- Taken from a cow in San rran- one he was wearing the day he dis- ye ‘ Ta) » \ = , ‘ert: . ‘ » wr ; : —_ Pant . P morning switch, members of the train crew | er 4 ‘ ‘ e i i j ‘ Ss : . ’ ort ; 4 ; , —_ re The dis rag Oa i that “An a it necessary to bring only a few ator Reed aves woe ent is lieavyv damage was reported him. All got into their bee and signed to some of the matter sent examined at the morgue, showed maicn a oo } ‘ i ; ’ ¢ *j ? r’s stat ie 5S. "ie ; ‘ : rov sither ¢ et é : f 4 Members of the sabe dition a cer-| BesToes to Bristow for treatmen:. "tien abou of Hon. Selden P.|from the vicinity of St. Charies, | drove either to Chestnut or Market | through the mails Blind-Deaf Weman Beats Time as |? te@t where a button might have » expe . oe e: yf . weir street and then west. nm i tai All white passengers who had suf- | ee > h of this} Where the temperature reached a a ane then a: One man said he had received She Receives Vibrations ecg heen jerked off. wut the garment, nh amount of depress;on pre- Spencer on he s.xteent or Ht a ae Espy took the license number of . hort cott ’ " Pvailed because of Amundsen’a non- fered minor injuries were treated | , -reate’ a vacancy in the point between 31 and 32 degrees. ~'*: ce and ‘some of the matter By mail, and Specially Built Diay bragm. he short cotton union suit, was torn "appearance. If t ‘ir flyin : poats| @t the track side. The negroes wu ere | ment one , gee ats from Mis-|@t about 4 a. m. toda: Fruit was a pagercisew ey n> a0 agai lige oe | that he was a member of Union| @Y the Asmomated Prens. while being removed from the body | | 7 bt tin the first passenger coach behing | UN'ted States ena nipped, . potatoe: and tomatoes | Police started to look It up, bellev- | Avenue Christian Church SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., May 25.) @t the morgue. The button found , Were damaged, the members of the ; | sor uri which must be filled by ap- , ing that it would be found to be a i* ” ’ , in the e¢ellar, resembtli those -expedi 4 qj} the mail and baggage cars. | 1 am | frozen. and slight damage was done | Three men were excused on their! Helen Keller, noted blind-deaf : ng tn on . . ae , ; :, ointmen ) z , stolen car. an ODADIV WC } ‘ : the mal oo “shen co tn A Bogegpey 7 A. W. Binkley, engineer, and N | point t by wr ae pep ith oa to wheat, according to R. A. Lan- /#!0°! ' . _ — = age ea |statement that they had formed| Woman, demonstrated to a large] the union suit. ts 's r, twe : , oboe sa : RB. Roby. fireman. were scalded | [° unminéful « enbacher, county farm agent. nbancgnet . ee inions oO of these said } guthering at the First Congrega- clits, of a variety commonly used ‘The weather is now cloudy with stentlias — importance of this appointment. Ty) B a short time opinions. ne tnese sms i f | Church h inte on children’s underwear, The Da raw temperature which has when they jumped as their engine ‘have received many suggestions Exceptionally low. temperat.ir-- Espy said all the men had hand- | ¥@* engaged in the mandfacture | Uona ure nere yesterday that étliek * aan tated to ; fropped to below zero abe a Sahn ts beer much unsolicited advice in re- and heavy frosts wer eported ker: rn over their chins before | of bottle containers and shripping pe ae feel epes F om a ra- thai ‘mddieitbieaiin used » iko “ : ' iespuri ané | po | oaeaill ; . — cio set by P e - orna- — From the top of Amsterdam gard to the matter. from many par” of Missouri and he got a direct look at them. They | Cases. that he fo merly sold to the! ‘ os rs va _ ne ™ ~ naa on a uaaiieak alteies. F sland the captain of the Fram saw SALE OF 4 4 BEER ~ SLACKENS | Reasons for Choice. Mlinois. Ai Umonrville, Kidder, | were shabbily dressed | liquor trade and stil sells to soft . ps i a abet niger tm Twine in Basement. ; rate . siexico an several ctier aces in | x ’ . ‘drink concerns, ane that le 1a , : pePen water to the northward . Mexi d p! Held Up Once Before i 1 tu : had | COnNectas wit tae renrens. om E base | Where the machines might nh we By the Associated Presa. “The man that T appoint should) sijseouri the temperatur? reached Thin wae tine --eebeene then Mie — in opinion, though not an irre- She beat time with her hand so eo ys a bo ment ot 3 : , WINDSOR, Ontario, May 25.— | ) the Fastern part of the| , . * titi | _ _ : aned & Ce the cone ‘ out h t was fou about 30 feet — ; a’ ;come from the Eat - 30 degrees, and ‘the drop was ac- mae ‘ . ~!'vyoeable one. as to the case. An- ngregation could see she was ppnended. % Sale of 4.4 beer to Americans | state, since the senior Senator Tre-/..,ynanied by séver: vet ‘'olum — ee rca i — yg dod ahiet: said he knew R. B. Griese- "ecetving the vibrations :n the time of twine, loosely rolled, which. Po- : . yes slackened markedly here yesterday | siges in Kansas City. hia reported frost ma a teinpera- feast wei ag ng Be pone ge Se | dieck nad would be inclined to/0f the piece. Beethoven's “Pas-- ae Captain Kirk declared ; b . R t+) he romulgation of regula- ‘ : ‘ oo months. e was 1e | up on ye | \¢ ‘ f a. oo enticaid in quality with the tw 2 Disquieting eport with the Pp “My appointee should be honest iture of 32. At Warsaw much @:am- ; “ take bi ‘ord if his testimony con- tora] ymphony was chosen for ine ; " ° ow ; ‘ —s 1c) in ) onauay ‘eu. 7 ner a iis W ‘ i eae thet nee Severse Must de and sincere. He should be a thor-|age was done by the frost accord- es te $ * a be ; ae en Pond with that of some other "he test, not merely because of its | Knotted around the boy's neck. . , ' Se ‘ : ode : . , , | about to get Ito achine | * . Regardin Weather taken as part of a mea! Several ough student of the Constitution Of |ing to reports received today hy ie . : lwitnese not known to him rounded periods, but because it Several stretches of twine of this > _ o» +i E across the street from thextheate | witn not k ne | |-hotels pr wided accommodations |... tnited States, as 1 believe that|/the Weather Bureau here. eget as re coal * a enon Questions Asked by Defense was composed after Beethoven hag|%#™e Kind, apparently used for. : ‘ + > =P » . ‘ and was robber of abo ' : ; , y 4 UNDBY-HANSEN, posd Americans by furnishing 4/in governmental matters the Con-| The frost caused sharp advances ” | om: | _ fac wre oS ae patrick H. Cullen of counsel for | lost His hearing clotheslines, spanned the basement, mm Correspondent of the St./“junch” with beer sold, but places | .ti:ution should be the guide. The/in the price of wheat and corn on “'*° ‘rom the Saturday might \an Nations asked the men if any of / It is.about 20 feet from the shed Louis Post-Dispatch. where food was sold did virtually | man that I appoint should also be | the Merchants’ Exchange today, re- sunday receipts. 0 aw tvs ee : ee sap. Gag nember of any organi PARTLY CLOUDY ; through the back yard to the base- I a 4 « re - . ‘ , "ery i = ‘ - } ‘ries on ~~ eo ' — nN aw vs or as Te tii ‘ : i everamen t Weather Bureau 18 weather yesterday perat ns cross of this State. In fact. he should | tions. Wheat for delivery on July beries of theaters belonging t = E ~* ; devoted to prohibition end RISE SLOW a thes. 9 ne | — em, is med a dioquieting bulletia earlyjing from Detroit to Windsor by be tl! hiv efficient along all/ contracts here rose 4 centsG bush- SkoOuras interests were at the Mat wararert | , 4 LY sign, “Please Do Not Leave This } today ina: imated t be |] a Las Soeynidete. . ' any — +r . } 50 ‘cement or the work of the Anti- as = oy o» ¥ indicating that e cleariferry were estimated to be lessiiinos 1 have found such a man in| els to $1.69% and corn for July de- fitt Theater Feb. 1, when $650 was Gat 0 ie write No one replied rH! TEMPERATURES. Door Open.” Absence of ” 4 ppelar Weather upon which the fate|than the usual Sunday crowd be-|,,, person of the Hon. George H.| livery advanced 3 cents a bushel taken; the Grand Central, $6300,)58 _ “5 ree en enn eal: otal core | 4 *. ™ of 4 2 .45|™ade the cellar of easy scoeae ef Roald Amundsen probably de-ifore beer went on sale. | Williams of St. Louis County. From /to $1.18 % T eve "Ss last and the downtown a of ft ps = rn , snc Pyaah Be: . = oy 4 . = rh any one at any time. pends is nearing a termination. —~~~~~~~ | the time that I have given consid- The lowest temperature jin St Lyric, $5900 Nov. 19. ng omy rl 7 lol t | = wwe a .. m 3 HE: aioe “> a Calvin Voyies of 603 Park a1 . , : aT oe , ; 1 eae : ley are eonn TAY, . SS ° , ‘ ’ ms from Siberian Russian sta- “7 © eration to the appointment there/| Louis and vicinity tonight is ex- Espy lives at 5589° Vernon py ens ing Cuvel. Charles L. Monroe “, °. = pa + 2 v7|* Dainter. touad the Baae is tio indicate A low-pressure area Ability Meets | has been no hesitancy in my own pected to he hetween 45 and 59g nue and ix aA eon of James | aT - * ink rely nets . Hu ‘a. 7 ~; aed ~ ©» & mw morning in going to the ated . a ; ’ : . : . 4 rrr > Jn seorge A | said State in the Senate of the POPLAR BLUFF. Mav | oe HAS 33RD BLOOD TRANSFUSION | the first time in ve weeks. hav- COAL a y 7 tu- Kirk - It was reported here late last unquestionably the “Help | United States until the vacancy With a drop of 51 degrees in 14 —— ing uhdergone 4 minor operation , Ponte and Tues- pwd ot aan aeaeh the Might that the Farm had radioed Wanted” columns of the ? | therein ee by election-as pro-/ pours the mercury here this morn-| » ae wow db ~ ar lately ) /j : die y rising in | Sas : - law.” + , SHI) N, Pa.. May 25.— ly: , em perature. Enfolded tn Tarpaulin. Spitzbergen that weather con- Post-Dispatch. 2 | vided by ia ,ing stood at 35 degrees. Cotton | 7 a ntclis. mabiee mune ae Mr<e Mabel Walker Willebrand: | . Jn- The body was found to be “ONS Were hat better than 2 | ‘The Governor has stated that no! crops have been damaged consid-,!*"- ¥ illiam C. Farabee. cura’or ; , Ge ' Missouri: In y as e closely somewhat b For many years the Post- ¢| . ‘the University of Pennsylvania M2- | Assistant Attorney-Genera in creasing cCloudi.| enfolded in one tarpaulin; which of Saturday. It was still " . ¢} short. term appointment will be! erably. according to F. H. Darnall, ' ir ; charge of tiquer prosecutions, ¢at | and used the lice Nev dy, but not sufficiently to pre- Dispatch has been putting | made for the period between the! County NERD Agent. and other| Sum. Philadelphia. vesterday an- arg J esaaaaianaiinehe ; need, ness tonight ca . po te be e that ail : 7 d 5 < ' ; . . , . 7 % -. Safe fiving with fair visibili- {5 more men in touch wits » November election of next year andi crops also suffered derwent his thirty-third blood | “ith the 2 gr . r f th - al ataf? Tuesday; prob-| the murderer was an adult. An old - Met . 7 ? —— er m3 th ni fa new seasion of transfusion. He was reported today B. Mareual, cuser 0 Sd e ably showers in| piece of awning was directly over eorologists report continued | ; ‘ | e opening oO By * Aeerciated Pree of the prohibition unit at Was'incg- . thie. wh : : ny other ¢ , fr \pera- ' lon: not , fle on top of it were some with men than an) : 9° T C oe to be recovering from the opera : west pert ; * Weather over rhe polar basin. |: method 5; Congress in March. 1927. The Sen- SEDALIA, Mo may. 33.-—A;" ton. and Dyott. Mra. Willebran?: eR) Bs empty paint cans. the event of a storm biowing means )} ator elected in November will fil!) heavy frost did extensive damageto ‘°F = : is under subpens by the detonse sient: Fat H was “~« from § ithe short term also, the Governor) ¢yy)j; " ' Farabee, who is widely known as) ‘ Ilinots: StF — iberia, it is thought that ‘ If you have ability in any Qf tne shor . ” | fruit in Central Missouri last night. entist. has been critically ill of Mefense attorneys are Cullen and tonight and Tues- liee, and ret to his home. He : Winds would he south ward, aid- j ection and want to meet 2 | says. Gardens also suffered and corn a Bei ‘ . i Charles G. Revetlle. former Judge A robab! be. refused tio anewer questions of An : dire ; ¢ ht f the R . bli _ pernic ious anemia for more than 18 | ay. Pp ¥ ; re- te Mndsen on his return, but if with better Soaerrany. to ? The fig or epupiican’ was nipped rhe temperature at 1 1 in Canine canara of the State Supreme Court. coming umsettied | porters. ‘but told the potice that ® delayed he probably will en- Semen a delle pencticn ts i nomination to the Senate is @Z-i- 2 m at Sedalfh was 28 degrees months, fo eae hat Swe oe anit | w. C. T. U. Members in Coort. tm gueets \ webtton | " T heavy snow and clouds. If ead the “Help Wanted” ad- S| pected to begin within a few) apoye zero. The unusually cool from an expedition to: | A delegation of 36 members of i ei fg Weather sets in. the Farm and vertisements in the Post- 5 months. Whether Williams will weather during the greater part of ica. rons. ; the Woman's Christian Temperance | rising tem pera- Hobby will leave Wellman's| Dispatch. 2 | seek the ws ge race has not &P-! tne spring season has necessitated Italian Aviator at Batavia. Union, each woman displaying a ture; pro bably » Whither the y returned yester- peared, but ormer Gov. Hyde. | replanting ef corn te a considera- | 9 the Asmetinel Press aa white ribbon. eat in the apectators’ | shatell Wienet Gen te 7 2 ’ 7 a Cc Newton and possibly RATAVIA. Java. May 725.—The « n low | nd in accordance with “ & ongressman Pp ble tent rt: . - ‘°. Miss Fannie D. Robb. local! tang | z° "Adsen's instruction to proceed POST Fes A others are expected to contest for) eee ‘Italian aviator, Commander de Pin- | SP™* _ | he we GT } and In northeast portion. 2 ; ° . ° " _- . 7 7 a a 4 e . - ° h for rac onnaissance along the Carries more Help Wanted Ads )' tne place. For the Democratic SPRINGFIELD. I! May 25.—! edo, arrived here today from Binga- | ne a anes maa 3 , as aac el Stage of the Missiasippi Fliver at ~ of the ine Bs os here there ‘ fhan ALL PRINED. Louwts hewe- | nomination. Congresaman Hawes Falling the lowest eve) recorded | pore in his flight from Italy to Au.- ) members intende € ’ reir | St Laue: —£ 9 feet at 7 a.m, a fall ; Continuca ~ cit ao HE - papers COMBINES 8 bes Gontineed om Page 2, Column = | Continued on Pang 3, Odlumn 1. stralia. | Comtin on Page 2. Cotumn 6. jof 5 of a foot 7 4 on ' Sree 2 Colews 6. iain. Reetntinatinatintinsinatinatinntindl | . - aero er % Ta — ~~ all —

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ear | After Striking and Fataily f - 7 Tee % Ta ae = or tt, . eee eS ST.LOUIS POST-DISPA: LH MONDAY EVENING, MAY 25, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH s CITIZEN AIDS IN | Where Body of ———EE ——_TARING DRIVER IN AUTO FATALITY Man Had Tried to Escape Injurng Mrs. Emma Six-Year-Old Joe Azar Was Found BODY OF BOY, MISSING A WEEK. FOUND IN SHED NEXT DOOR TO HIS HOME Centineed from Pace One. Hrner told the police she had not been in the eh, ad for wees joe was a son of John Azar. a city Sewer Department laborer, and his wife. Syrian ori no threats or ransom received by the family Mary. The family in. The father bh at a ioss to expDiain ance and murder. Last seen Br Aunt. The by a last relative was > a” taka e Monday. when T uv Oe > ai is of as sta’ ed to the police and reporters that) demands wer: the - was a x ; seen a ind ha > his aunt. Mrs. Ma- was disa ppear- : ist Fate of Polar Flight Not Known; Weather Changes C -* ere: ng = Oder a ’ Nee . “ail i ere ‘or the Allen rods Ca, of is, kel Drv : ; Davis, 35. rina Azar. who resides with the ——— beso = . Sa ie 7 me = Government as been made, who followed the aerial +. : parents. saw im, alone. bouncing ,ewl\ aroused faith in their nation- t ig believed that official! plans are attend a «ale a: the —_ | ee a rubber ball on the pavement at al hero. Visitors here were aston- shaping up rapidly for a rescue ex- Goods: (ec day bs WHISKY FOUND Tenth and Hickory streets, a short |ished Tarn ne eee, ae scme ition. tt was reparsed lat@ last) The plase will -aaay Sees RSree OF ee Dome, whics Bh a. thern Norway yesterday antil ——e sear: Resi: ee an offi-'this afternoon with @ i : IN HIS MACHINE at the north west orn f Tenth +h > ae oe that a in hon th th — pee — ‘orming ‘0 sortment of goods purel e and Morrison. ey pt Bas rasu oe ie Sours | leave there in a Government shiD Rire-Stix sale which will be: Ts Sa She related toda 1t she calleq =‘ Supposed to mean tair weather) Tuesday, but this could not be con- eure at a special salé at é rat, | : e ie back porch of the | {= t2@e Bart... ; firmed. The leading scientists of company tomorrow : Mrs. Emma Massey, Who \zar flat. “Come on, Joe. I want Possibly om Way to Cape Cofumble.| the Royal University. including; Oger. Fruhat’ Ail : ) , > “es : nes - On che other hand, the experi- | Prof. Adolf Hoel. who supplied Rewland i the & Was Struck by Auto of | replied An right.” shé said ana *"“* of —_ Nansen and Sverdrup Amundsen's mape and charts, have ~, .¢ Wichita bh * a | De haiti ten Bln ahh Piteean orPped:tions. 1595-98, and 1599-) heen called into consultation an.!; ... 6 a-ae oye Physicign May 21, Dies of | lminutes late ® aun ax . ie #91, indicates that the fine weath- have been working night and day 8 oe nyt aad aa ‘ a sie oe as er never (‘asts mere than four or in consultation with Weathe. Bu- Kidnene Ge 2 . Injuries. eis i lai call as ail 2 days. %(If they do not returm | reau experts, and it is expected that me of pow — : jbecame more protracte ot fet ee hope - ——_ flying | 4 Government announcement will ate ee ‘aa to &. The alertness of a passing mo- gan etme pines a tected tab tata in a pacar sto be forthcoming in a few heurs “st oe Bap tamale ; wo Falah abel torist yesterday afternoon pre- hood > Cite Siete Bieter Anedi = ae — sys oe te Another rumor open of plane for -_- miles an hour during e fonfessiens tha they r = eee, Seer one | peo tg tl ee ee on ) ape , mbia ts this pce ee a tig Ne ——— rigdas The arrival at = heen worth af counterfeit? u- iuédiea automobile ¢river. who Ree > One where the body is improbable that they can com- re Se Ot luis Field was at $:3® nm i. revenue stamps, which were irove from the scene afier fatally | Was : 2G : found xno - rent 2 ctw) : of, ‘tole —_ Urmatiem. . S Pilet Rowland on . i , Vew Orteans Saturday.: njuring Mrs. Emma Davis. 35 ; race of he lepnen f eg —_ Aaa ere — Wichita az: ] 30 a a! thy a be Jot B years old, 19114 La Salle street ‘ en RE Toe es , "| | pike Chatelain fs: pee bende today 7 Sens grag who was struck at.1:50 p. m while) | Raymond Azar. 16. an adopted od and the body brought back im Heber Nations’ benalf charged purchased by Odor an@ ’ deaatg ceeds che gowe crossing Chouteau avenue at Sev- ; son of Mrs. Marina Azar. jookeq *®? the shed, but there was a dearth that liquor interests "ere making the Rice-Stix sate ade street. and Max Fnger. pro- enth boulevard. ¢ n*o e shed «a » ho was © circumstances to make this ap- am attempt to rut “the Nationa sen gers on wnt trip here wilt rem oe a printing establishment, Mre Davis was knocked down ; ind. on Tueséa : bund qo | bear positive brothers.” Gus Nations ig under im- 4. -rain igter in the el fie iit -—th, Yefferson avrenue and run over by a Ford coupe! race of nis cous 2 said to - : = Ss wie were taxen dictment in an entirely differen: ever. ANCE : . . ym : 1e¢ face. and then Prather and his lawyer and the ‘loedéd and two / The arrests. craw out of that of Thames hauled the fleeing driver : . Sy a Staff Photograph. A WC in resi v Mor- : ~ . J . MM) poor counsel for the brewery com panr wrecked wnen "hey broke terion CE. Doran of Sacramento.) identified. Whisky Found in Auto. The white cross indicates the shed in which the remains of the boy, missing for a week, |“ . e ove the ao James E. Carroll and Vance Higgs, |‘T?™ their moorings in whe was taken imto custody) the Hea At Soulard Street Police Station | were discovered under a tarpaulin. an a a oe Perea. ye ge sat at another table. Griesedieck.; “""°" Precipitation im the ferday as he was boarding 2 ves-/ dsaghten, the driver of the Ford “described | ——————— —= ——- = ——— — ——ee EEE OE nee 4 - of - i- se 4 = had has | sr apron: ; afer the granting of a severance, ge exceeded any in May " at New Orieans for Ha ana. ¢ > De himself as Philip Ezar, 35, a mer- ; . ye rs wthen rardir-s plo saypas « e- d | Poages : ae acho- sat in the rear of the courtroom | _ ne weather buresz th the stamps in hts pessession.| last . p | om is —_ sen ¢ ieir sOm. among the spectators. tod the officers they had been, «+... IG. H. Williams Named to wbist tne pecstat’ seit ‘hant., his ing at 1813 Ml i= =e ppi sn? iizne ror | irTim2~e . . ‘ss = ‘ - . : . 1 ; avenue A pint bottée partially ntal : z 4 r wred vhose recovery tites rad of- ‘ mated in St. |ouls and named the of the : : irs 1 autopss » th a - fare ward of They a as - a . n i " ward $5 ney $200.000 Fire at Cherokee. Ok. Fosnded = he said he hired to do the! 4, - Ss , a : ’ ' ~ “ . | " WH ors 3 'Siri ¥ Names of the Men were not; had filled with whisky. was found in| = — airman ~ e . ' \ . 5 : : Va - > ar “ - Sa ie, ee os me . , fe . | oars | enate \ xsO\ AKET | szer's Guardians sna resignew ts wriere, showe ath had tal. East St. Louis, after the body’ ENID. Ok. May 25 —Damage| Pusimees een out, however, until after the rinking. according to police. de > aie . estimated at $200.900 —* tack of claring he did not know 1s roa = . — = mat Was na. and retufned home at Pe = a. 7% ’ Was causec , MemBer Audit Suresu of C ‘ts iorlay : : : y fre Be. ch swept S pou 3° MEMBER OF THE 4S80Ci ATED »Bow!man admitted recerving $20 | : atine om Pace On e wasa dee ars e te " of . en she ec ‘ere Syrian the business district at Cherokee in The Assectated inate aD the . was held pending an inques “ , “an "i s an re : + aay er a Pream is m Deora >r me 66 his Sirs. Davis died before an ambu- *™° ‘2#rTice M. Hay 7 _ NEW SENATOR BESPEAKS ‘ = m- | w e ny residing in Alfalfa County today. According | wows dlepatches an to it o mt. and Enger admitted he was) ; = ; : Cc AmDU- , : - . ; ae . - ' ; — ash sae: ; : , , | iT > a ‘s . | Was : Zs - biti - eg soug! neole *? reports reaching here. seven |erwiee credited im thie o« $190 for doing the work. The lamce could convey her to cy | «5 r Heed’s * ‘ ' p PLE ttee on Phraseclom ina \re Twine Kens le business ho a , , ‘ocal news published ‘herein , 9, eg on heepital. She suffered a fractured ~... ‘(Ss 5 6000 WILL OF ED nieeineaned , m ae ae : ' ne ler im native tongue .or some; —— nea VS ee “O~ | -epubiieation of ating was done Sunday. May 1%. : : , $29 . S = " . = = = = rine Bis 5 s- : wd " urous gether ith the Masonic Hail, | are a. . ' ve ae The empl ve were skwuii and inrerna! injuries ’ ili ceat » gide. siephone exchange Three stores baily and Sunday. one veer... d and Federal warrants charg- | “a ; . , , | : — sarees vy S necks " use as c dune and @ theater were destreved. Oe w'thout Sunday. counterfeiting will be sought Mrs. Emma Massey 6! years old.) had i: nd resigna fr the , da $s 4 : e Sta n © «K n PRATHER PLEADS “Remit ether by B ae. Fed » at . ; ._~= : . =a Z er m t ' / Pederal agents have refused to : lac t | offic yernor § eek ~¢ | Drowned Fording a —- 3 re eT , . rab 2334 Albion rT lax e. died a = oftice 4 ¢ 4 hn Ss 5% : ‘ t . ~~ OS = on > st rie - . ‘ : = . - ; ; — = salesman River. noney order or St nm E a = Ose the 8 entra of the informa John’s Hospital at 12:30 p. m. yes-| the m tion he United « ssued s sts nemsber of the Sxecutivn Camm. | «; . , - GUILTY IN BEER “ROLLA ita te oe Dellvered ov city Reon teadin Der He | . . ae ; ' ind ROLL. Meo. } r 33.— ' | eadir ors arrest terday of injuries suffered at $:30 | States Senatorship a .a 4 aie ee » Re Renta : en | B ee ee ee >. m. May 21. when she Was struck campaigr would h e th ; : z . : , —, = . . PROTECTION CASE Buckey of Rolla was drowned Sar- Said De was 'o deliv@®r the stanrns — . ~ . ; : At > te : : i= 7 . “wits bed ee a3. ima ik ¢ ‘ 4 o t ‘*o = ae | _ Ss 4 og =p “a = r : - lle , TT . : : son avenue with her husbard Sa d ! Peres. mn Qn ‘as urso- = 2 > t Ste« _ ina " > i obs. ~ ounisament for — ages - , — : us . (oan “ his ’ and Thomas. when she became con-. iic Stewart . or m ‘eieeitiie wane E a : i a ee : ‘ - - : : ' } : rN - - sins 7 = Two ears linprison myn bk aa the hir ‘ fused. according to witnesses. ‘and On state ¢ : ee ee eee | 2 : a PF somenprctigcson- Have You Tried Os balboa: ' > - 6 regres ; : ~ ~ & . ‘ 2 ne¢@ wi ror ‘en” an . ¢. - . » “tesedick as that they ‘4 a * injuries developing several days ™*’ Os S mh thn 6 IH ‘ ~ Say : ade nates — + : = ‘2 = ; ~ lor? . . 7 . ‘ ~) . = “—s _ ' : . +] 2 Bi . orspiracv ne - “ Se later, resulting in ber being taken | State. a as Deen ict fed wi ; . - 4 al ; BY HEAVY FROST '” the hospita! Dr Kiev de wa. no? the Repub han eee ni zat _ a« . ann ki . - 4 . , 2 = z a2 mate and 224. i q [oe ane : . _ A . ' . : ~ —_ - i ’ ' = x 2 > 6 7 a p — + ot l¢ ‘ i . xt ‘ enatinuaed frem Pace Ome . afrested. being notified to appear member Re » State : , = . a a “ sp ; - = way oy. a lie Ann be. meal at the ing vest. Committee *or nm eure Hla and nculge e nw ee ‘ z= — ot 7- Was 10 — * ; &. ate in Marv. the thermometer’ Sut The deaths of Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Dow one the two m bers fron An , “4 — ¥ ; ; a . we. F + Fi . : 4 pane iched 348 degrees; Charia® ; 4 ~ = - 4 x on a a oO 7 i, *% ‘ - wien . oun : ’ Massey. and of Muss Josephine the 7 ent Congr . = , as gene e Sa Z rn wh “ lictments of the oth- : we me 3 ! died at the hospital Saturday night wish e excel f s last : — . > ‘ starched and troned 3 some places this morning, | tm , , r ca i s re? fea rt ang = . : = - 4 } a x e 2 . r= wars 3 Se sig thea? : . a etme 4 - of injuries suffered May 2°. when te St. Lovis. it has bee: Geo = win — eg . = ; . “ii . a pape, a oe for use. e. | weet ol Lewes gyda es overhang- | off « nN : : z ’ ; : a . > ‘7 | e ~ ?\° or ; m . . > ) : . . _ . - ‘ie : 7 *-. ~~. : she fell from the running board ernor’s custom stay at Williams , , . eet ote = a : sers . ne rate of $1 a > ae Plants underneath trees! f ‘a ° ~~ * -—«* - - = “4 4 é se> ? "» - _ . _o@ a > — " *, ‘ s ’ : a of an automobile near Fighteenth home . ru . . . | nN : va 1 : a> ~ ~S pinion 7 bench in Jamua 9TS is was! , ) ; WANTS TO pe TOOCR W4-aENG rts Bundies, 6e Exe ay ‘oda rhe | , ret TT". ent... - th 4 - “> 4 udagen a: 63 , -* a . b ide »* thew . os ° , : . rede i hie 2 — — : a - Shi is young men Griving a Ford coupe. shertiy before the expiration of his} Seen —s File! s* ea ge “een > ee i wor i RP Rg re 2 6c, 7c, Sc per Ib. | i comine Se ee who seriously injured Arthur Bray. +erm ee S «sreasurer 318 —_— os gang >» the north of — id n Charges in Propag=enda. Paty. ;.©6~SDsDr|2OPed and there is [ittle seed | test ._* , ” “2 . din nol “ar ’ - 2 . : > *Ningzrad th . ~ > =. * — ™ f eorce - ~ " . 2 TT. ¢ ~ ~~ attar wre : , i : $F, & carpenter, of S729 Dale ave primectom Graduate Se tenors . s__ the oropaennty master senost/f = JUSTIN T. FLINT LAUNDRY GiRgiE™ © % %:2:00¢ tor «rept |1 7. ar hi . reul me : ‘a ar “ ero an Peep sno" reac hi . Be T " , . . awe. aes Peirce ——— Bea nis Hie was bern uy tallfor i M * . ; - . > ~ » : , he . > . —_— } 15 T | ¢ Pee. ~ peters 1 home at noon yesterday. The men _,. a at = nants sr Ne ay go Si ae Oo et spel _ — 5 Phones, Lindell 7370. rucks | The third planting of | the > - . * . ' ’ : ss oY ' res gn nM tr . e = r irn inte + P er , . SS Sain . * ace SI GPUSSVIVSCCUSuSeuuUU scticalty wiped | Sear acciaden’ according is witnesses idge a : : J : iia.rs (wher Ac tiwitte . a = He attended Pier nia “4 Ww nh ’ ench = -— ¢ as! mire ° : ~ =e -~ wilted The Sie the : t the was unable to — , - — ee 31 decrees . ¢ ° re.en? thei a .™ y scnoorws | Cailiornia nua One you ind r Part t > Juven CUT 7 Sou Russia continu > m« . ———— - V - neien bes: hood of = Cc a " i . : : ‘a " : ; : ia ; ee d nw ~ > 1° } ay Ts rres ‘-o2o a ' “4 — co We = as m Ssing tered Tes es > * ca "** a sed 27”) _ i? ’ De a : zs ; = : - = s- = é net : ougn ‘here many f after the accident. Members of his - st Sty oping ga galconagticss , "ET AS EN mgs and ‘actories a nuer oe > on - ; though’ family have offered rewar ,» graduated in 1534 with an ‘ Derm it a city tea » e an hear. ne dam- * Ms orrered 4 reward of “. ‘oS growing crepe and s?o0 ‘or the arreet of the Me degree. ” rrest n : - ¥ ‘e "E plunge of the ther- | Gens. " = He then became an ins tor ee gs , id PRINC latin in the 3. gz” sc hen : " ‘or. a e C ie $ T° Last midnight. | : PSALESs . one E KISSES SMALL GIRL nia. meanwhile reading ‘a« ne BT RG. May 735.-——~A' WEARING ‘DADDY'S ME office of his father. One year later * struck this section last DALS’ he entered the Washington Uni “"seally ali garden vege-| ©?" Train I = - - ae . : ; e* ¢ . 4 : USPRINGFONTET a » Handbags $2.00 a rast haw net bees : me " shore oa > . - i? hd Waa anid that SPRINGPONTEIN, South Africa, ADVERTISEMENT ’ an £ — a _") “ould suffer heartily. Pe-| - “* ra ey > . io : .% ~~ — —=_ an . | a2 : “a May 25.—The royal train that is a pe” stows. beans and other! the Ge carrying the Prince of Wales and ‘ oe ‘ kied. Thermem- Freer his party through the Orar a See S Leuts Firs ve 4 ° , State stopped — ‘ maa wre: t. t. It’s hard to : We c y c ¥ f : - ia era % ; poet p . see SO W hite itto tee ground as killed | & eeuntry today for the Prince and ve e eM hands 5 . : connect , ez- ons fear here Wheat of , . ° ” " . £ nie staff to enjoy a few hours . marked y the ground- 100 different styles. posed castings and estimate any needed out eats were net) Be hunting. The party went after atson vard in dirt of dustin ds as ae: oe irs for only $3.00 | ee small game and brough: back a gg an Ssweep- ferent materials: val-' i repairs for only $3.00 per year, regard- a — ov thpetne a ing and | furnace oh a. ail the other household nes $3.50 to $6.00. f less of what make of f you have. aighs “ad watial vw the Assoctated Press ) ks - ‘ ; Mage tte CAPETOWN. South Africa Mar ADVERTISEMENT tas so Tuinous to tender skins choice — ' ' pense ee ee 25.—-Many stories are told of k:nd)lv R orm Zowie Tabs uic “ = In to keep our men ¥y re ag ad! in Mt of an panos : ral 4 4 quickly : ingfurnaceé a eee ae Rate by the Prince of Wales during | qt. ame enn «scum SUT @ ws . erase all , ~ > lieve the Fallrush weare making . | ae |hermometer registers cir’ wearing several meda!s a: a —— we? Sorertent. soft and p esac] - I : , ; pers oo af Tl auc cafe li oth broom “ . , , ate _~ summer "yee anitaren’s parade he Prince asked i am es towsis Seware ot fink . or —the house- - the months. Avoid deiay. her whose decorations ther w Dumproef. 50.) Saies =| or > ty wife ec ] F “They're daddy's,” «h " wre parce} pest It's costiy economy t pap n a0 onger despair c Phone Now ‘ ’ Ys.” she said oes. We bandle funk of co king . 9 ‘« ‘ s “Where is daddy*” asked «he Large. — 3 A@errar rae com T i< Prince. pany. Wholessie Beadouart-ry far A T m ‘< “He was killed in : ec ~P ee — OUR GROCER OR DRUGGIST : Colfax 3600 meg im the war.” the ° Ove 5488. - | hi@ answered. whereupon she ~ « ; "mperaiure of 37 | mer 2 - “erday Chiceage exper- Prince lift ied he: Kigeed her When Wales’ _ “eldest May 24 im the “ Cte lece! weather be- “low flurries fell for am “Sd a hale. Guaranteed Pere imperted m Ris arms and ‘ TRACE ~AME Inspection Service L Come in and see these excep- tional values. P.C.Murphy Trunk CG. 7O7 WASHINGTON Ave. We Repair Ladies’ Handbags, Suitcases and Trunks 10: for tube of 30 MOTOR TOOL SPECIALTY CoO. Se Png are. * ST. LOUIS. MO. Phone—Bomont ‘44 train arrived at Umveni. Saturday nigh: was. Geenl that numerous Europeans many from tong distances. had _* _* ee ew . & ee ern ‘ et Pree -f ; URBURY, Ul. May 25—Seew or. for a few ; : 7 Yesterday , \ omrne y Preee — “MOIR ia. May 25.—) , -< hours after the mane] imbed tw i degrees a —e @ = ’ rathbered to get a gilimpsre of the Primee. He had undressed and was | oreparing for bed. on learning of the weilting crowd. he donned Greeting Gorn ard slippers. ane out and spoke & few werds of Langenberg Manufacturing Co. 4519-23 No. Euclid « * St. Louis, Mo. ——— ee, ts and | ants. gAAeeeSeSeeeaaaa seas aes: nnn nn hlin ill thintln the hlin rallied Maslin. Mithila ert ihe.h lithmatha lehehleieh ‘asd ww

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ST.LOWIS POST-DISPATCH TWO BUYERS FLY TO © ST.LOUIS FOR Si tuo (1om og “Tr) 7° . ‘ 4 ‘ ; f tf{red - i rom Wichita % : ‘ ) ae as Ex} : . i | | : Sxhumation of the body o who C,00ds Back to Sto i | {| Insuran ee % ) tf gust Hossen! Se ee ee de- re by & Mt c ompany to | ayiR id a } . * t ssenliopp. whe died at Cit¥}; i 5 - ws | esi ence and 1 )9.-Ac . | ow iw Fiospita!l ” ; , . -~-ACTeC ract pital May 1 ¢ omo . ‘ > a wee | | e on OTTOW, ) amave : ; pek after he| .s - | ages to Car Struck Bid j : a had been found ; i|Letter to Girl Found | | huch | Another de “nn ; ld in al Auct.on hy Chica- found unconscions in a un in Pocket trans deh Fhe en, | by Judge Ca- ‘clubhouse at Glencoe, St. Louvis| by Fellow £ | ‘Date Chosen After Presiden 7s . : oria rT? * e ( jurence Wie tf . ul iad old ther ne ‘ street. W here ] he date wae seleet >} ade tely Rice-Stix sale wh hased at thal OF $120 THEY SAY | i" careles drix ins 4LT Orne’. ? +) 5 oe Af * seniopp ha } } . a4 : , H he is employed in the , s ‘ +} . > ?- r . . a . ired ata special sale at the Hinkel . the charge broug tg oe ga ‘ at | Lemp. the widow, and William J the place and was trying to collect , ‘ — | 3 disapproved the uepart ments #e- c ; *» 1} ny rice ‘ lake > of ‘ oye , y . : ; otf was } i : : hous-| HAVANA » de yen Streets. ing their arrest by- Sécret Gwyneth Erica Morgan Disap-. saia coh the case,” Judge Taylor; Philadelphia and Wit orvcauat mline V With Arkansas Coal | of tne 1 a Jee ape emoleres| The Rev. Dr. & eto Clos: corgi gppedRinead wo > | ’ nit b } ) ‘ oe Sais oGaay “Te? , 4 . be _ . c . ae ne , : I mank ear ; ; Vv. r. : ; fruc 16 epa i ving rential raine lay 25.—Tos, operatives upon advices peared in Decemb W peep B It’s a closed inci If Given Protection. be whars—ectnat in 1914, } room in th ; o Smee eS | Charlott yy Cc uther Little of’ ment to make a cor } ~ } fic 1 = , esterda y caused th Louisiana city . er hen aut I have had no reasoni-* ne .sax.alied Presse — ASH Press P ie rear of the bank where | Ville, «Nr. C.. has deciined the ' study ‘ f } ‘ npre 1ensive brine, , flooding of many e Louisit z ae to change the seenee ; ea ; ING TON. May 25 The Aerckhoff works. They ‘invitation of the See ene | y of the results obtained tl oar i flbe Py streets and ove man has been im th litho ecuperating From IlIness Sat ' I opinion | expressed | CHICAGO Mia \ 22 Report I“nited Min WwW . } : iey found the | ' th Second Ba pti. ‘| year and on the S ‘ iis trl | if streame thro ; y ’ ee Saturday.” | the ) ) ) = eons 3 orkers of America.! Youth on the floor unconse 'Chureh of St. 1 lg y | Sept. 12 defen uuh " ' , ~ 7° that Robe White \is ate ‘ , i q unconscious. A . Loutls to become ‘a enae vana and Mat anne 1 His ing Husiness in st louis for from his cs¢ Judge Tav! ; pe leas a” ae . ap sin oo State both national and international] ede caliber revolver lay where it | saator. He informed the ro en a last year, in order that the ie | Sriall « : rovin stone bearing the Jar “ab lage faytor de-| casa b sansa Lar 1riuing e! declare . ae : had falle ., President c; ave ; e his —e lanrage was reported, a K stone bearing the! s, e Associated P clared Saturday that it was unjust! Shepherd murde! trial was i sagutrapinstc bS he Supreme | a J fallen, and he was bleeding | in a telegram read yesterday, that standi: can have a full under- era. “4! factories in Havana } a herfett sett — of the LOND nN tay 25 Tho 'and illegal! to arrest him ia +: Pniladelp! ~~ 3? ' : xe pal bei not guilty of having re- from a bullet wound below the ‘his congregation in Charlotte waeif | 1* of the date to be selected the | floodéd and ines re | iave bec ps was seized in his shop. = ween » avba A ~) The body of he Rauiaiaielt escent a : i in what hiiad phia ana intended oO re-! etrained interstate cnaniinae t | heart. He was taken to St ees | 1severithisem te n 7 aly musters in future years This | ke . barges w : + of that | FOURS woman found in the River ¢;j : as a case purely of a turn to Chicago “if given protec- | connecti« . : IE - mits wes, Res z to Consent to his depar- informatio . saad : pany WA rei ked “ ner ike . , c arres(s gran ou ©) iA of "T hames ner W, Cc ] \ i! ‘ aim. ne i nm with eoal miners re ikes Hiospital. | ture. . ’ will be available to Higes from thei: Sadia ioe | roke log en E. Doran of Sacramento \dentifie ad ot today was “Mew errant : pon reated interest here as de- n Arkansas in 1914 “Oh. Madalvnne forgive ine ; The Pastoral Committee vill Congress should the question of en ; ‘ = ; , . 4 rv relatiy , . 4 ¥ arres ldges ai lor “ €, ae 9 rosecul ne iin ‘ ow . , ; Vie s . > w re- 5 j ’ : _ feck, iver. Precipitation in oe ae mi. who was taken into custodyythe Hon. Gw a 0 , ~ pte O' clared Saturda: was } 7 , Phe. : ‘ng prosecution prepared ti rhe decision held, however, that | employes who: were nearby ‘uot- | h¢W its search for a new pastor, t Prag, the annual muster by . 16 \ , , ae . . 7 © } “Tics ’ P ' x .as See } ro ontinue the ri n sift t@sk ¢ S en. : setiliiiae a : ' an | ; » - Y . ’ . ‘ as ; ° e nce, | five days exce eded any in M a. . as he was boarding a ves-| daughter of lord Tred e sgh one he-false proposition that a ¢ tiy eae 7 the courts erred in holding that the ed Kerckhoff as exclaiming as he sneceed the Rev. Dr. W. C. Bitting, | session taken up at the coming 1880, ay since at New Orleans for Havan: pres a re ecegar she not ; oo abot yo —- = ecting a jury. branch known as @qdistrict 21 , fel! 4 special delivery lette . : : , ' ) a~_ en sald the stamps in his poss ina.| disappeared about the middle of ie? “" officer of the law. has the Apparently authentis word cal uni Zs Hy te | ye | his Bg vl} : pie yp letter te We ee ni a Army Officers R | S possession.) last Decembe right by his mere wor ) , inions of that district, and; — net Whicn mat not been | Ctain Excess 4 as 4 rT ‘ sti ; Wo? | te yew oy \ite s A — ‘ ‘ . _ - ST. LOUIS POST: tod the officers thev had been ) OE about ia atte ; ( oOrine W hii : whereapouts are to tain individuals were not gui Its mailed was addressed te Miss | Train-Rodt Race Post pone. bss wi Annociated Presse Pay. ore ‘ emia 2 a Tit if > ren: 4 _ ay : Pe : : ‘ ; ee -DISPA Sed in St. 1ouis and named the There has been no explan: of ¢ wus . rearceration Herald. and Examiner .n a specia: Madalynne O'Sullt\ -") ‘oth special to the Post-Dispatch ASHINGTON., May 25.—~Th Ok. Founded bv JOSEPH Pp : } ¢ af +} piana ion another man for refusing to ac- le] eG - FIVE GENERATION . an, wiv & Walk- ‘-. " i Government : . e Dec. 12. 1678 7 =®. he said he hired to do the, ,... 0 mystery surrounding the, cept civil liability’ . ac- delivery letter from Philadelphia REUNION. -- Dry Goods (Co, Fifteenth s*re ‘NEW YORK, May 2d.—Adverse | org; cannot compel army mage | Published ; Names of the : sian disappearance of Miss M , . enebs War the sig! ure of which was de Vir , and Washi f | weather caused Gar W } | officers to return money r ; 7 ‘., Twelf pel a, The Pulitzer Publish : the men were not) 1». | ot Miss Morgan. sne : é Irs. Minerva Gunnell. 92. Has 25 ashington avenue. | Cn o 000 [0 DPOS'-| hy them in exce f th rte rausec uae ulevard and oO ut. however until after t} bat een re cuperating from ; ‘ area O we iat cal with that f . 99 i Miss ©'Sullivan wi) + ee 7 pone his schedu'!'ed race with : 7| 4 ; Cees © the salary of | enater.. A > a | : on 7’ ack ‘a sigh mye RAL SERVICES TOMORR hi Descendant-. ' * 1O 18 14 Vedas . é aes tie |} > d ion of MEMBER nyait “Bureau of Cireulations }: s today. tack of typhoid fever when she dis- NOU White Oo an ap} lication iy generations were represent eld and ives it isoaA kia milton Twentieth Century lAmited unti' | rae “ee rank, the Supreme A y wy , "62 ¢ " . le thie , 4 p 7 ont . : , 7 Pes” , . o , ; , ‘ " . ’ \ . qgec : ° kee in The Aerovia BE ASSOCIATED PRESS, Mowlman admitted receiving $26 ippeared from iter home The FOR MRS MARY . _—en f an automobile in!ed at a farmily reunion yesterday at | avenue, tuld a J’ost-Dispatch re | Omerte He had prepared’ t» of ed today in disposing cording titled to the os tage is exclusively Doran for the use — + opinion Was express d at the tims ' SHAUGHNESSY whi ie nd his familv dep ted porter that she nd voung Kerck match the speed of his motorboa a ep 8 Se which long his news 4 ublication » Mee Is at the illne - | Whit mit , 9 Tienes tes ; oody, ' ) cs atw €h ’ ‘* | agitated army avy 6 ) seven | erwise lapatehes credived to tt or Fo . anéd Enger admitted he was! oy it the illness had caused depres- Widow of Late Martin SI | : 1. pes ee eported | 366A Shaw venue The oldest hoff had been friends ‘tol some. Baby Ger IV ane Bay Ger res Pee wathewrd Mery: , . pa Der a5 sion. U2 98d mug s seen | Florida atl a by ; =? ‘ears against the Ne‘ Park . ' | »- = ae t0- Seeublandioe’ of ane therein. oan rie ate $100 for doing the work. The % a and Sister of Festus ; wed og pe " : rida and elsewhere U! representative of the family was ose | re the ew York Central's: aprscy on Asiatic Naturalization. Hall. are pleco = AF ee Jispatches b Ainting was done Sunday lige ord I redega r who has a dis- anata re inf nat vet ace | s Ween was considered one of \firs. Minerva Gunnell. 92 years old “poke i? rouble. > ack train on its 1500-mile run ay WASHINGTON 4 ; ‘ . “4. t , Pan . " 4 Hae r mn) a ~~" e ‘ ton _ . ’ - . .. Ce -2Ta!l "Triad. , ; —s 1 | ‘ . ‘ P . “e River. neney order or St {ule eiter. express Federal agents have refused to mise Morgen 7: we under Mary Hiosp ] | a“ : i clared he was compelled so leave Het oldest ehild is 75 nd 1} | Serre about having trouble | Pe me we Spetars will | pe par: a gent al thy natura lens iom, . S . ‘ i ‘ . -_ ‘ +} - = QO> ital at ho ) i} . an Scotian: ard cond te , , F — ioe alll — ‘ i}, The —- , inder act of dlarch 3. 1878 ee thes were to have been used i sive searc!} Pe SOmsuctes an exten Mrs. Shauchnessy was vie _ Sst COMMencAle oO fight. ****' rdav. besides Mrs. Gunnell and re Bde ere related. to «the | Then Perhaps You Need GLASSES al) Olive 6600 labeling bottles so as to give an. search Shroughout England! Limerick, Ireland. ; . rs orn In Shepherd and his gang” and would Jeanne Helen were Mrs. I Lewis Kerckhoff family whic opere.es | Hund farance of gem aniand the continent Her father is land, and came to this |come bach The lett 7 68. Wellsvill \ so Saw | he Pevely Dany Ce : undreds of people in St. = suffer from oc- ad gel Hineness to the | one of the wealthiest Britis) S country vith her parents at. ar é etter was post- ils lle \lo daughter of ! eaten Sear pees of castonal pains in the head and never think fer on overnight” Cuban whis | rest i amt : ies ritish peers early age She “ree : narked Philadeiphia and the signa \irs. Gunnell Mrs Woody. 47 ) a rwin and I went down | Se a one moment it ix from ¥yertrain. Let as examine H . ing broug! tf into this countm - news regi rd —. anges for any) dent of St Lou virtually . e ie vas similar to White's ° xcept daughter or M rs lewis and Mirs. . ng and bouleva rd with his siste! , 44 year eves today. ave You Tried Our je" "=" a ale Sent of St. Luly virtually all of for the letter “W ignitor ew hows aad Mer Saipertarantsatwhte wn went || Ottr Extraordinary Offer This Week Only : ss Morgan was known to her . , ne ahye Shean} Wood. 7 . - , to one picture show Irwir d —— Potea . ihe - ' is urvived by aieihtiins 7 Shepherd is guiit I must aa- an mother of Jeanne Tey - » AP PT . DAMAGE T riends as a “Rohemian”™ and had j Tf Pe Bont ye Festus +” esid the letter. “ar ges Helen. went to another.” We got “ome VALUE, GENUINE TORIC KRY OK many friends in the artistic. lit }.. Thoms and Joseph M. Shaug! } ees Monts, and he ki early but I remarked several ti Invisible Bifocal Lenses. ...--..-.).«++: ; : l@CT- nessy, ar a ' know it. and God help him 1 oe on ed unvurel times (1 ee i ( ee CROPS CA SPEER conrscat wenee easy, and three daughters, Misses cnd God hein him wien MURDER JURY UNABLE T AGREE. '0:".0* seemed tistrat SPECIAL 1 Imf mommy, and, three ¢aughters. Misssr|1 get back. His bunch made a ee : DISTANCE OR READING BY HEAVY FROST ormers in Oj Case Not Im- Who resided with he: Mr nervous wreck of me and also made Case That of Unwed Mother, Who | - @ , | Toric I ieanealilen | mune Toseph Kret , ae na 6 METS; ime write a statement again ! Killed Cahanet Singer At Sr. Luke’s Hospital it w i I ee ANY PRESCRIPTION. epi et (entin } — . ; . ‘ 1} ens . ii Tri aval = ry ver. en i ~y ram ‘ a , : ne -.4am nat on. —— ae vom Mase Owe. : WASHINGT¢ erome ; Funeral services will be held fror Wil [ a} just commencing to By the Asenciated Fruns pn gate — tage cee rersacs ont ygin 0E ° “yp Ne ST ees a Slate in May, the thermometer | S Tie NGTON, May 25.—The an undertaking cl e}- oy fight Shepherd and ! ran NEW HAVEN, (ot May 28 , ition. He was iinconscious when | F il Fi . h t night touched 548 dee & mtg ( te decided oday tnat de}] houlevard me . © Vis } , The jurv hearing the case ol Olvm- © was carried into the institution | alist, "Optctectriat, _ : ; : ? ree’ =s : naries S were ) ‘ ‘ “ear . . ‘) Ne hi ‘ose’ HINDENBURG Al TEN lz \ tg ] +) . { | ami y Inis ng considerable damage to gar- | Schwartz “¢ = Harry M. Church, Goodfellow and Maple av- | A ES ~ among , ' wed mother: fey tme —_—— ian i muff and ¢« zi i operating the “General enues. at . it ; ay ay- nurder of John Bagnano, eabar Yeurth Fleer. Six and (deren l int riptions Everything washe d, beans Be tuo Tomatoes,| Lee Development interests” at) puri: A ba ate a ee H ‘ NOV eet aon any. May 2: singer, reported today that it was S E C U | ee Olive 1024 Aber Ac ~ :' corn were badly} Fort Wort bas ‘ ‘|; burial! wiil be In Calvary Cemetery . ; G90 Weg =e oF “unable . —_ ne pe agen: . e , — and ironed ready et od in some places th a ae aemnen San : i ay 5 - Tex ‘ nad noi earned . - To Tne ace« ompaniment of tumnitu- rine I : igzree l he jury was dis i N : os S| ay jrom prosecution 1 : tus cheers r ‘Jen Cams eet ATIONAL BANK | or use. pt where there w ere overhang- ’ oi} fraud olee > | ow n ati WOMAN AND CHED SFRIOU LY ous I Presicent von Hinden- | ' trees« P ants 1 =~ | i ‘ \ urrishing in- burg arrived at the rar . . High “hook st le : lants underneath trees | formati o the F - ~ ie race meet. - udent Drowned. ) P , not tour heal a mation to rit h'é de! a! Trade HURT WHEN | yesterd iv afternoon in an ope (“Hi 4 T° Tt AN‘ ¢ 1G & T nn Via\ oat iS OPEN TO 5 P. M. c ommission ! ED B YCATS automobi! and ok. “ere ‘ imeanck Tu — y 25.4 iia as Aesux ated Pre s fees Goes ab cae tae “ on + e rn wearing nis Fiel? | ral is atin, ¢ i.” h schoo! student | A .—Between live & lorneat i C Lb. at mORA It of M lV » 5 A 4 ; d I 4 ‘ | eo Girl May Lose | M ” shal’s inkfor rs ‘T ne Presi- of tT : liiian, Te rl WA drow! Mi | B wthich lex oo a. =o. 1 5 esterday shivets in the face of a Sight of One Eye 7 dent's entry was marked in E:morv EKiver yesterday . ———— bs da “me night visited the | cold Wave W hich brought snow in / cians Say P Physi | wintent this Aerdeumen n by 1 C8 ae a rs fe 7 eS rday winoile | | aver Alley et} . =» &« . _ Su " ' ethatie ih two col one T if bundle contains 50% of line ; y section of North the eastern section of the State T F After distributing ris Young Tuc! lillies . iets as ADVERTISEMENT &-aING sh yl ose ‘ WS May amount to a dis- | By the A > wo persons in serious condition, gen: yy ed ling prizes, Prei- Try uck, several times played | =eReuee —-—— | | rts te Penton, Ce Bee farmers said toda: The | "SAN ANTONIO. Tex May 25 as a result of having been scratch-| 0'c! a oe oburg left at ~ “i . he were sinking and catled | r crop. jus: pes a +o ' | P ‘ J ‘ ; . \ _o— . iim Cidcn to , = ace om paniment \f ar 1 Dp. and ‘ ; en realiv we ze ] > e up Vas | Sal Antoni : eri ed tr , |ed or bitten by cat : acres , nutechlar ~ a3 : 1, dh Be ‘ F hy nipped ned sii Sh | i onio exX)Pp 1Ee nce ] he hote aa ‘ y" cats were received Deutschland {elber A !les”’ and With i cramp is companions e t. uls irst. R y CO : to he oht ‘’ ; ttie se 2-eql | test May VW eather in 13 vears ves- a ity Hospital! ior fre. tment! yes- dex fenir ig cheers It - “ti thoug! if he — ne , e * Dtained for a replant- (terdayv WW hen a temperature of 01 t¢ rdav ve ‘ if renerai lly : a | ie wT did re Drive the New '% dell 7370. 15 Tru ks That wh P h w a ; My, . atu : . miment ed that js expected rr. cet- | ae Lo his assistance Fo} sever: ; - a bushe! T) aor put in cost ; was registered. ©n May 27, 1912 Mrs. Mamie Schumacher -, ing with Former Crown 1 ' minutes and he di ned Hi ' ne third lantineg l the ‘ on 198 ' , | year : ; ,; a an . *rince —— , a> ‘owned, is W B | d lees was ane 4 inting of = maximum temperature was 03 es old, of 815 North PFighth Frederick Wohlilia'n did not take body was reco\ ed but efforts 1 atson ou evar racticall: ne “ees stres -@ . es “s ‘ ' , rerverrrrryr Potato vines wilted 7 at P * ag tt ver y scratch d she had been se po It is reported that the Doses Nate him iled nied : . erei . ° ‘ _ | for Deo . a. a ae wy Cropped to 31 deg Ant Al BANY. "N + M : when ‘ ed and bitten Friday| former Prince left Hanover Fridav - > yesterda, tes St eee i peta ee May Lu The - she attempted to rescue he rj evening, thu no* waiti 3 ~ Thea} the _ : : ‘ . . a, » aiting fo: the id istered in the Bie ermometer | cold wave which swe pt New York ca ‘rom a stray cat with w hgm s¢| arrival of the President, and rumor 4 i. . bei } were not covered with OMAHA. Neb., May 20a Several | wi . and physicians said it was his right ankle was fractured. SS CCAUS } j / da ME killed. and the fruit stations of the Federal Weather possibie she might lose the sigttt of | | 00 | a d. The extent of the | Rureau in Nebraska reported | tne, ey* : j : i ’ - a ek by he 4 | : ; . é | ined .- fruit has not been | heavy to light frosts last nigh! ; r | " 17 . . “ —. 3 peeling, it wax sald that) PHILADELPHIA, May 25 — ' wt ‘ 1} ; . BUS? 8080 surrer navy, Mo-| Penneyivanta cqfay shivered from our Sweetheart i : . ai teem one , . : pi ables wer beans and other|the coldest May weather in many | , ere killed oo alte di e a . ' y clean your furnace and . Pegistered 2 at h pnw, = He : rs Sanco sleet were report- - , ow rr three, © rom ifferent parts of the “ vat, ‘ nec : . VUl of = - a ' OES - y ting it toflue, paint ex- Sen. 1% the cround was killed| State. Bellefonte. at the foothtis, the wife ever meet you down- No reduced flow, no discolored @% 0 , . . , , . sand estimate any needed 3 Sens Star here. Whaat | ot the A as reported two town for lunch? If not, haven't you no pi bles. ae nly $3.00 » } tar but oats were pot|inches of snow and freezing tem- | | both slumped into a bad habit? pipe troubles. 00 per year, regard- . mers said | perature | fe into a bad habit? Phone her BRASS PIPE d li Pr CA : : “ ; > | PD ‘4 _ ' ’ make of furnace you have. = oh “So Wa e : r ; to meet you at the Busy Bee. You'll both PE does not rust. It delivers |e “ re last be ’ h m e i a a ; cea, SRT did wide- ; enjoy the 85c luncheon. Take elevator to e water-supply all t the ~@ ur : “5° 'O garden: , or ~ ie. Pp men busy and re- : le thee? eardens apa | 2nd floor _ from 11 to 3 daily. years, the same full, clean flow as when | ape rush weare makin f , > formed i : an inch | the i ¢furnace , Ee a Snoee. TNO! | pipes were new. And no repair bills! he - * ~ | - | reduced prices during BE degre termometer remister-| we 20 pounds Tuesd To pipe a $12,000 house aa = ' months. ° - ; | | r | pipe a costsonly ; s. Avoid delay. - | about $65 for BRASS PIPE el } : Duan IN CHICAGO, | . poy oe? Chocolate Maraschino Cherri ba ry ’ » ou are not charged ior a. _ . ’ 4 T Phone Now ; | T sag A me Ae ys me Been Bie ee Thirty-eight thou- fk — erries, for the best ordinary pipe. — By MB. CEGREES IN SAN ANTONIO bo ata ae * d h milk and dark, in 1-1b. boxes only 4 | 1¢ dry state when received P san Ww we 4 | ved. omen nave Cx , A OCiaied Press LENZER . ‘ ocoanut Laver k ° ax 3600 ; bi 4G0. wr, | __ FRESH WATER » written in f assed’ ee "e is’ BRAS id bun May 7 3 With . | ; F rea! wate! and a separate or our a ' ter per , =i nian . : | compartment for each and ev ss ° 4 a arg lag lnc se Cleans Painted Wall iene see ee new book in recent All-W RESEARCH ASSOCIATION 4 ‘ hicago 4S alis eervice , re qt experi- | . - ee pe ads roadwa a of — May “4 in the Saves money, time and : Bl ONS months. It’s free. 25 B ‘ y - New York. a — 1 1e ie te ; rTrowNs > = : « loca ‘eather bu- - i Ki » q 1 be. only machine of its kind Patriotic Sticks = red, white and. blue | - ‘urries fell for | tcnen enzer is tne in the city, extracts the wate: 4 Mere “Md a hal: or an without tearing - ror Mi an : J} | | 0 or “ ~ Miemori r alend bo you ne on ! i Ase 7 | busy housewife’ s friend. tone from oP the bu r al Day Week the x | i 6- In the : — 21 RY. 0) ~ net ery: UH ’ P ‘| SBURY, Uil.. May 25.—8now 16-Oz. c WE HAVE OTHER SERVICES + ot ecreggt Marsa : » e Tey . . . a" , J 7 , Manufacturing Co. : a cacalleg gentry about Cans Phone Any Time Day or Night AALLOW STOLLEN ...- ccc ccccces FH | : rday morning FOREST 6903—FOREST 1800 » | me ' ug a book on request to DE T= M A! a ‘lal > | a aus fc Wi nee, > 7 a - 5 eRe: ’ oe Luclid j ‘Toit Press RUINES. ta May 25 ‘ * St. Louis, Mo. BAT IN $250,000 “5 i = -¢@ ’ : ’ - . itis hour © afte o% i LAAAAA : “| had o im) aver (ne mere | ry : 1 7 . ¥ . er) ay ’ : : : ASAAAALA Seevvrvevevenrvvéettverererre +. Hee . ail re ie degrees ———— : i. ’ CULPUE for May low: » = > e if ; Tineess Gives Up Body. = 2 ——— a — ——_ -—_ i A wl eee m r r “7 Pe ra oa "er is etatied a ~ MORDSA EVENING. Se TAYLOR 1S DROPPED Mound City Laundry 4518 LEDUC AUTOCASE AGAINST COUNTRY HOME OF ~LATEW. J. LEMP SOLD MAY 25, 1925. STAGUE POST-NISRATTH P. H. Leggett & Co., New York TAY PREMIER COFFEE TOO -__ se ne ee ae ——— ee ee LO LAL AAAI A A EOD A ee oe . men on sa oe Ce inal ‘CORONER ORDERS BODY YOUTH SHOOTS OF EX-SOLDIER EXHUMED | Inquiry Follqws . Reports That edt tio conlopp Had Been Attacked in Clubhousc. HIMSELF AT BANK Only Woman Amtassador. MAN POWER DEFENSE. S ere rere MUSTER ON JULY 4 OLATES LADY LOVE CHOC ~ Distrng us) hed i’y . oe 2 Pelee “ . * ps ht eo. ’ ; 3 ' 4 r - x Zz 4 =. Ps : a - : ; a4 Pind > oe ee y ee, 2 ine Mek eh ane "bikes ity , $ 4 Seay Raa PRU ans s ae

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MONDAY a. 4 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae Daily POST- a ASCE ¢ atone has BORE. CiTyY oC than the morning and one olher evening qe 82 yer te NED et eres u ad 2} ies — ———— hl iC CF Tr Cl °H) AON KEEPER eerste gta’ oe to STRUCTURAL l$ | 50 EVANSVILLE, IND. Fhe | BEATEN 10 TRAP WS CHANNELS Louisville & Nashville Ralrad | S TIX. BAER Se FU LL EXCURSION er SATURDAY, MAY 30TH We have appreximately 10660 el vonditie pe of ood [18 \N. Breedway. Unien Station. or phesne t. Zz. | : ST. LOCLIS. MO. Herriez. Divisien Passeceger Ageut, 1206 Beatmen s i Yo a fg and raffles einen 2 ot ‘ . a : Device for Destroying the Raek Bidc.. ( cuatra! he . : “Evidence” Found - ~~ ex nome ayy VT PAUL a today } ’ the 24 hours preceding 6 a. m. to- BATHING SUITS v lw a ie a theee Pp “ee home — | ’ rew ey moonshine WOIMA) | : a 4 ing quanti‘ies were found and con- PAYABLE JULY IST Second Floor ‘ | if oo — imCORSOCRATEO fiscated © At the saloon of Michael Vogel Y s St Louis’ La > Women’s Specialty Shop £191 South Jefferson avenue. the rges molice found two pints of beer on ie when they visited the place veaterday and continyed the search in Vea@els living quarters ups‘airs There they found 171 pints of i ID OWNSTAIRS STORE ? : home made beer. seven on ey of : : | . whisky pnd 17 pint bottles of # » i Children’s Gowns EB whisky which were labeled ‘ i MADE in the slip-over 39¢ ° . | “Meneoe Rottied in Bond.’ Voge! » of style ot good qua ity Attr ti Oo ? ace was arrested nt r m™ Mmusiin. trimmed with tancy ac ve e Device for Breaking “P vidence.” ’ _) @ shirring or embroidery: sizes | Ar anonymous eller eigned “ ; } 2 tO I0 years. > w “Wife” and relating that the > ¥ ee F Priced for > writer's huebard had been obtain- | Econom Da ‘ : ‘* ? Viieh : ; y y oP eygne An a os ecdhaggne = | K { Rubl , ae alsh. Maple a lod ” ‘eT IDY Didy.” the vern- a reid on the place yesterday dy 7) , tilated Pants made 2 Cc ee Se i _ f ead qualles rahi c in pink + equad of policemen Ae the offi- ih | ons ne tg gan Sos ee Boy ae . , Sere entered Walsh attempted to § SHE snes”. °° queeudanas bate pull a rope leading from a claset 1 sizes. : airs ; but was seized and the rope traced ) » & : : ‘ »@ | . . MART new models in ; ana 4 to ite source In the closet the ; i i FE xtra-Size Petticoats a va a : “Ve £ Sli officers found ft attached to a { «i OF sced quality eatin : large assortment of pleas- z MRKEDA Si Princess Slips trigger on a trap door and en the yo sucker ineneln 0 in colors in cluster dots, % : : onl Hip hem of | |i gimgne: s4 =. © im white y- Dp . rt 4 hieky ‘| ; : . , : trap a ee ee ) @@ fine stripes; made with tai stripes and squares in light pe if material: hemstitched top and a half gallon of wire. The a £] nd ut tra full. : . " se e pulling e rope the gias on ) i , ceneral and outing wear . - cluster ad : /* : Aas” . > ») ys) = ‘ ; : ‘3 ; ™ tainers of the liquer would he i M a i. m aad ‘ Sizes 36 te 42. Seldom ee ne IE | Boys’ They are shown in the pop- Bare Slips of this excellent qual- ee a SM eneer ll > od cen. ie- ) ‘ if Sail - Suits ular straightline styles, ef - | obtainable at such a low . ane alsh locked gs a : ; ’ ¢ | A smal! brewery with a iarge i Oo fectively trimmed and easy to iC pecial for Tuesday. quantity of home brew was discov- ) launder. Misses sizes 14 to ¥ ‘Second Fleer >} ered when several police officers 4 59 : 13, and women’s sizes 36 to 44. | searched the saioon of William J a Recker. 2727 Gravois avenue. at & r ee Pm. Upon their entry. they found a giaes of beer on the bar and ar- rested Wiiltam RPorneman. the Ser. tender. forcing him to open a 'ock- er im the rear of the room There | TAILORED , white | galatea. trim- Ted with biuve fs cOllar and g of | - 9. Curtain Voile, Yard Cotton Satinette, Yan Childr en s RAWNWORK Voiles 17c HIGHLY mercerized 2, : made with hemstitch- Cotton Satinette im , « *“e° > SS > \ _ a. they found 293 botties o _ beer and « @ cuffs. have ed border; white and ecru. white, pink and maize; ® gallon of whisky Continutne | embro: . ered (Downstairs Store.) inches wide: 2000 yards : ss ' ww 4d ‘|S i. gallons of heme brew im two 25- gallon crocks and 688 empty pint bottiea. While the pearch was in pregress. the proprietor arrived | 4 sleeve San : Pretty Cretnintint: Yard Se ce. Cuaren- _ GAYLY colored Cre- D4 Hand-Hemmed Teal of Beane’? wae’ petite: tonnes im a large va- COTTON giass Tow : } Zi :| iong ard OT 5 ey ‘ = re . - and was arrested also (i + —— = of smert -iety of striped. conventional blue A little sartier im the evenine. 7 pants. Sizes 5 to 3. d #] l patte els im red or : an orai Pp rms. check. others of Johan. Merkiin,. prepricter of a sa- “t (Downstairs Store) oom at 1529 Menard street, and a customer in the place pere ar eated when the police entered ana sw Merkiin remove a glass which aprarentivy had contained whisky Xrom the bar. Under the bar they ‘Teund & pint Bottle of whiaky Had Liqveer Stok m Pocket At 4:45 p. m.. Sywiveeter Frank ») \ ~ 2 : Sreprictor of a saicon : the north. f . 2 : mast cornet cf Tirimar towlsvand Summer Silks Galore in a Great and Euctid aienve “as arrested y when officers entered the place ang found a pint bottie of whisky in his 4 crash with red or bive yard long. i Dew nsiaits Women’s Costume Slips Striped Twill, Ya : N gray with biack ry & - tripe. cdaptable fer . Economy Day Special strt baseball oe covering furniture. ot ‘ , (Downstairs @ re 69c - a —— -— = Vantine’s Bat ~ _ a -« — = oe eee Se weet _ pocket. H *m it i : a i ee oe Cee | ONE of the attractive fea- - (3 vs ‘Ver and aS0o with ‘i - . eee 5 | \agrancs ( > a | tures for Economy Day. —-- - 4 . * a - ! Mad: in the bedice top style of hal | , i C MAN HELD IN CHICAGO iS NOT R : “=. van ) ‘ancy voles with hin hems mak- i wt — 7} ‘ = =a rie ‘mg them shadowproof: have ae | ime q a = ——— chanides o- ?. ee i come in white and pick; sizes 36 | oe a } ) : rhe mam arrested in ‘4 ee == = sit vole to 44. Downstairs Store) ei | aon ® Salt, dainty tints and in de- reese of passing os ; ecks ‘YY == A = t? , ai: - i = == | 2 assarmin, 2 | “ h ry the Vandeven ie: T ust y = 3 as i * - ful odors of j Hi- ee ee wet Leo M. Har. | & == = a Pillowcases, mee Wash Rugs. Each | | meg and narcissus. Buying ; ‘eset : | - — oe _ ‘s = = ‘ c= quality bleach ~. 35¢ C HEAVY. woven in m8 19 r mt. two bottles. of Vandev« - rf ' lav-rcace : multi-colors ‘ .. evening of Feb. 7 last and to mt : | Stiched others with neat wel blue, lavender, etc; ye fin- mis oy Tooth Paste, j4e . Th. OO . as* and > 0 efeyr aon (K Hi worktea Sca iODS. size 4. ad ad isHed on ends with dorde: ang with cuff : - hay Cates Anti-Pyorrhea from the bank Givens yesterday § H inches. rnsta trimge; 27%54- ae Seem. oan to 36. = Toor = Paste (buying limit 3). viewed th® prison. mho is hela i) t : Too wustaire a each. j4e ‘ uncer the name eof lIahn K elee) (tf i 9x12 Neenah Rugs, $7.19 ai: (Main Floor.) Porecety ee ot me eg iil =Pliabe woven Rugs in beautiful pattern for sun parlor. bed- a ’ sae Ch se i : ct room. dining room, etc.; come in the wanted colorings; 4.1 are to har: = a ewepenys se Satnoe ~ ~ Y) f seamless and subject to mmnor impertect ? 4 aig! “g STAT BALE hy ri " Se ae Be Tae i i . - - 4 - ‘ ee oot Fe, ob <a. Seer ty Kory ae a m, ae Ae

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GRAND-LEADER —€conomi Wall Dusters CHEMICALLY treated Wall Dusters #gath- : MPLE Dresses of voile " and gingham in many at- ive styles and colors, with stitching, pip- ‘and ruffles. Sizes 2 to 6. (Second Floor.) MONDA x. | MONDAY, | _ . ; ‘ , | : : ‘ . pining ae i oceaiesinpiaea kaha ee RTT P ATCH alone has 57.000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH « = ... ‘Id A | Charge Purchases Payable in July Children's : " Rose Bushes $4.45 | sses, “1:4 ? peal y locas . EW lot of all-Summer blooming* Rose Bushes; large, bushy plants; Columbia pink, Premier red, Madame Btterfly yellow. 6 for $1.05 —12 for $2.00. (ritth Floor.) Cc™=, ¢ Card Table Covers STAMPED Card Table 59 Covers in neat card C designs on white art 1 Tape ties. g. $1 er the dust without scattering Alaska Refrigerators ‘212 F,XCEPTIONAL values in these well-known Refrigerators. Front - icer style, equipped with visible cloth. for Men's Union Suits it; have long handles reaching ceiling. (Fifth Floor.) . 95¢ ATHLETIC Union Suits, of rayon-striped crepe. Full-cut garments, finished | with faced neck and — k Lawn Mowers ALL-BEARING B Mowers made spe-9 9.09 cially for Stix, Baer & Fuller, 16-inch size; four-blade recl, crucible steel blade, self sharp- ening. (Fifth ¥Wloor.) Table Mats Mats trimmed with $1 gold braid: in assorted s‘zes. (Art Needlework—Second Floor.) - "TAPESTRY and velour (Art Needlework—Second. F!.) Timely Features of Special Interest S ] OR E Cream Wool Eponge OOL terial - A very em for all $2.57 : —_e - : Aelihes Elasti tithe aun sputter ater Weldiiec viable cork insulation, assuring Tet ae: : | flap seat. Sizes 36 to 46. or muss. 54 inches wide. G Catch perfect air circulation, and IST. : ' ; secon ‘100rT,.) . P ’ Voile D |, || Sepety Senne neece we | Ggass Catchers | Pig cr ice Wes Ol e€ resses 4h. . at yf | ) worth-while Saving. Lingerie Fabric M able white anvas. 55¢ ameled food chamber. 50- ; Ths Rune = eae LOVELY light- 49 C for mowers in 12, 14 or 16 inch Ib. ice capacity. 5 1 pon meeen.) _. weight soft s‘lk and ray size. (Fifth Floor.) m r lisle-mixed fabric in a wide SA ' a (Fifth Floor.) ‘ range of new Spring shades. ~S ° er aS | 7 , ay ‘ k p : { 36 inches wide. NS\ by tao" Washboards S | ~ ° (Silk Dept.—Second Floor.) SA F d ° seman : SN\ . . ances ULL ssize, “Brass ' i rincess Slips Panta Waists \\ \ FULL size, “Brass 5Qc ood Containers — HILD’S Panta Waists 25 NSA \ brass rubbing surfate. Fioot.) 85 , of cambric with tap- oC S \ bs \ : . ~~ SN ‘ \ ed buttons and garter attach- =~ SNA \\ = 4 ag meopastitemig !~ y e = WW \ N White Sand, 100 Lbs. . egg te ite Sand, just of pleas- EDA Silk Princess Slips ae pow avy Switches AN __ the — my the 95¢ ETCO Food Containers— lie 0 in white only. Hip hem of 1 ow . F ural posted pee) > \ j —— oP a Fifth Floor.) l-gallon jugs with wide- onal » a material; hemstitched top | — Switches in all shades in- \ —_—— sen BF pene: Tea >, om ite. , i ean. wear. cluster tucks trim the , (Beauty. Parlor—Thira ease) \ Refrigerator Set prrvwer dinhi: salen , which . t. Sizes 36 to 42. Seldom White Kid Gloves genscipsmag tigen can be used separately. Light in the pop- li £ thi 1] 1 sizes, four to a set; . ics’ ef. Slips of this excellent qual- [MPORTED real kid 95 . with two small size covers. in weight, made and finished And eesy oa ly obtainable at such a low es two-button length C The June Sale of (Fifth Floor ) to insure — insulation for A ' ! oves, P. K. and overseam Pe hot or oods or liquids. Sizes 14 to ce—special for Tuesday. sewn; embroidered and stitch- | , ot ss cold s or liquids $s 36 to 44 (Second Floor.) ed backs in black. Sizes s™% e Sand Art (Sperling, CoRR Ta ea to 674. (Main Floor ) Diamond Jewelry ‘COMPLETE outfit for 48c~ — fy Mow Neckpieces withsand: inciudes stings of | Crinkled Bedspreads . ° 5 OLLAR-Vvestee-cuff ~ : : : ; | ard Cotton Satinette, Yard Children ~ Socks sets and jabots of 50c Offers Decided Savings in Diamond Jewelry of animals. ssnhailic: Aas 17c HIGHLY mercerized 33 laces, linen, organdy and sport Platinum and of White Gold, in New Designs — -- : i | | > 4 Cotton Satinette in C materials. (Main Floor.) h f | , i he white, pink und maize; 36 ~ OT By j A nts for Def d Payments May Be ' ;! Redes ) — : rrangements for Deferre y y A venue if | inches wide Ppa ards yo! — . 3 \) C SAINT Y’ ait che. Dozen Made on Any Jewelry Selected During This Sale § rl t e He Yard _.ing in various $1.00 PLATINUM.-TOP Bracelet, made in bowknot design The Buy-Way of St. Louis LORY Crinkled Bed- rH 24c¢ Hand-Hemmed Towels MPORTED fi lit Sar aul cesaiil ainoken tied and set with five brilliant diamonds—an entirely Boudoir Slippers, 85c spreads; cream. ground +6 e Saale COTTON glass Tow- 1? ! ne quatity (Main Floor.) new design, in flexible style, $95. w ; omens nilted ith £ 1 1 ' yous cls in red or blue C ) mercerized Socks, in ’ co FR ' : : ti On Bo eid’ idwere with with fast-calored bide, rose, Stere, check, others of absurbent plain colors. Full fashioned Coats Cleaned Dinner Rings; choice of six styles at this price. Solt pediind ented gait: or gold Jacquard stripe. crash with red or blue borders; ‘th doubl heal q ‘ WOMEN'S plain $I 24 Pierced mounting of 18 k. white gold, set with one Scalloped -all’ around. and : yard long. ‘Mownstwirs Store) . tie fh age aEe toss. BH cleaned and ‘ or two brilliant diamonds, and with or without sap- Water Tumblers witht cist calviatn Size 90x ’ ; i is very ex- , Ss Striped Twill, Yard 1 . d nd £ With fur trimming... . .$1.74 phires, $49.75. 6 for 39c 108 inches. A very popular geet” pli. ack : eid: pew oF ee fies f Phone us and we will call Bar Pins and Brooches; new designs in 18-K. Of clear, thin glass, in an Bedspréed ial Fe af adentable ae 20¢ ‘ special consideration. 3 ae econ tg AE Dyeing Dept white gold, set with 2 to 5 brilliant diamonds and assortment of cut designs. ; making baseball suits or for 1 pairs, $1.15 ____Main_ Floor.) 2 to 4 fancily cut sapphires. Choice of five styles Water Pitchers, 29c iets Iolite overtone tek: ~ rscrmd tanita 100-Piece Dinner Set in fine filigree designs, $59.75. (Main Floor.) Blue and brown pottery Wa- | F best quality $18 95 a: ter Pitchers in tankard shape. Er Pp | CG . a T ° domestic semi- > f) Young Men’s ant ; Bath Salt porcelain, decorated in very at- i. e ° Waste Baskets, 48c ace ane urtain | ’ ine S tractive broken border effect S m le Silk Lin erie Beautifully decorated art . fea- T ousers -— in delicate blue and pink. a Pp : metal Baskets of medium size, wane 4 Day } EMIS ene rte 0 : suitable for home or office. \ ib oils ine’ , “ 85 Each | : wih | Water Pitch 00 Samce @ ie of ; y | $2 .00 ¢ Qe ater Pitchers $ y na $ a Saucepan Sets, 89c 2 toa! | bes \ k- ih (A : caine CLEAR Colonial style » to — : , hy het . == Pure aluminum brand, dou- oy T AILORED Oe Glass Pitchers with OFC ble-lipped style; three sizes to HADOW Casement Lace s 36 | baht a ARGE-SIZE bottle of Bath ) __ {rift river.) HIS season’s new models, elaborate conceits, are Set: 174, 2 and 3 quarts. el aecarhicas Panel Curtains of an excep- ore) ee ta ‘anal Salt, dainty tints and in de- Notions sBown in this group. Made of heavy crepe de Linen Handkerchiefs ABCA MULE tionally good quality and large / blue and ightful odors of jassamin, Hi- Pansy Safety Pins, rustproof, ching, radium and crepe-back satin with generous 20c Each: 6 for $1.15 By Bs he eo ea b brown with g and narcissus. Buying Ab KO ee lace trimming or touches of hand embroidery, rib- PLE Mee OTS PERT Bo a ed assortment of patterns. Aver- ’ 19 ts ae it, two bottles rs we ot Pe Ope Rick- bon and rosebuds. Individual models in flesh, peach, chiote 68 comiatinniene ime Pv fy oh age width and 2% yards long. ’ ° . = t Fs ° ss - i. ? | «4 > ie | med, full tt BME Cato Tooth Paste 34c ee ee orchid and Nile green: stitched %4-inch hems. Picpietciieall Finished on base with 3-inch ' an | . , . 9 » Rar s ’ . . ‘ . e: and with cuff bottoms. Size 29 Dr. Cates Anti-Pyorrhea ee ee a ae OSES SS Ea $2.50 to $5.00 Women Ss Gowns. S10" , Astin Date artificial silk — aan ers °° 3° (Downstairs Store.) — (buying limit 3), White Cotton Tape, 3-yard Envelope Chemise. .....$2.50 to $10.00 Be = ua oP — (AERA FEPOR) * Cc 34C pieces, dozen nr ct ae IE Soplak Ge SaaS ee $3.50 to $10.00 Generously cut, well made and » hed. li (Main Floor.) V o =" sakfast S . {Second Floor.) many different styles. ° , inen Breaktast pets i F Wil mere : EAUTIFUL all- $3 05 Panel Curtains, .59c Ea. 9x] 2= t. ta ‘Ci : : b H db Linen x egy 2 ap ; . s | f Bo s Ar wegers oy 7 gpa — . ~ Sets, consisting of one cloth, wide width and length; scal- . its pe 7) P . eR Japanese Tablecloths with Children s | | — Table Padding, Yard - 99 fast-colored floral designs BEAUTIFUL high-grade * Pl Oxf d : | Qu zsP Zig-zag 1 OF 1 printed on blue; also 54-inch 3 : ay or $ - “a Table Padding. hemstitched Tablecloths of Wiltana Rugs which are | | ' 54 inches wide. _ - bleached mercerized damask. extreme] serviceable. n fab- $] .04 Pair ; EMARKABLE tailored a ee ee New 1925 models tailored of excellent English (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor ) Samiti dei Mandan otis Eelnce —> Handbags of crepe or Half-Linen Damask, Yd. broadcloth, Belgian linen and many a Se Tablecloths. $2.45 ‘cinta aaeiaieiin ad s. All! ADE of patent and tan Morocco leather, in brown, GOOD, heavy-weight 59 All are in the shorc-sleeve style—in sizes ¢72 to q Of fine quality bleached ‘on ia. te f stvle leather on the foot-form black d era Silk-lined half-linen checked C years. They come in a wide variety of colors an all - linen _ silver - bleached 1s ing featured at y last; have stitched-down SCk, Gne: Gry: , Damask of a very durable qual- combinations. Damask, woven in neat this low price for Tuesday. t are soles and come in sizes 6 to and have fittings and a long ity. A very exceptional val- (Boys’ Own Store—Fourth Floor.) floral designs. Size 58x75 34. A 8 and 8'4 to 2. Every pair handle. convenient for car- ue. 59 inches wide. tinh inches: hemmed. (Sixth Floor.) ——— E : fect. ‘ ene ee : ee > con Me tT (Downstairs Store.) { e rying over the arm. Quick Naptha Soap Huck Towels, 25c Each al 1 eee . . F A K | ND Good quality half-linen Huck ° . res socsone. eerie Chips, 2 for ONE O ee ao Towels. of soft finish, 19x38 ite St. Gall | (Square o-— } ARGE size packages 39 || FURNITURE SALE especially prepared Silk Radivm. $1.29 Yard Ruffled Curtains Reduced Prices (Escaiator Square—Main Floor.’ d for use in washing — it divm. D vas its | | | k ick lather. Buying ure-si ium in Style—Economy Day Ce ea Sets limit Fach apars. chs mong ope Are Featured at Greatly — — en reversi- 69c | (Fifth Floor.) e. 36 inches wide. eh am TH ee Sprinkling Hose White Chiffon Voile, 59c 95c orp re wee wees were TTIW) : i ingle Suites ) te ED ted vi In order to quickly dispose of all single | Set eae R eutiel Meet: $2.7 hy) ; h tly reduced them in Sheer mercerized Voile of BEAUTIFUL dood, Ay sit iin). 8B \ eiaiaes ti” maiaaly oof and Odd Pieces, we have greatly : clear, firm weave. For gradua- white St. Gall Swiss, | jal IGHTEEN-PIECE Set, con- Goodyear tires. Complete with price. Here isan extraordinary opportunity to ef- tion dresses, lingerie, etc. 36 with various size padded _ are made of |. a : couplings and guaranteed for fect noteworthy savings. Early selection will prove inches wide. dots — extremely popular or sien and have /// # sisting of six tall Iced Tea entire season; 25-foot section. Sui nd Odd ; F ee valance has (A St eeseread. desienk. viz 50-foot section ..........$5.45 advantageous. There are many : uttes a Fine Wash Fabrics, 29c for women’s and children’s i is headed at F em, ee wit Ah ary Pieces included in this special selling that are not A very attractive selection, dresses for Summer wear. Ps. e-backs we in- re ' w-stem sippers and six Hose Reels advertised including printed gee 4 31 inches wide. | sets to sel! at | , ’ : ven suiti solid-col- : ce. 4 | meters. An offering of timely HARDWOOD frames $I 7 (meventh Fleet.) page A norm ghee <= rs oe ae ee u neta Riore.} i | with ; eal fitted with revolving ed zephyr ginghams. . ce 4 a price app ; reel: metal wheels. (Square i-—Main Floor.) ; iFifth Floor.) (Fifth Floor.)

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pe aS ee SE Te ee tek ee “a 4 ; igo Me SS Sr ae ” ie a - - oa — a F —— — - ~~ we * 7 wa oy > _~ ~ ow a = " —- Y Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED DISPATCH —e Daily POST-DISPATCH alpne has MORE CIT » 37.LOUIS POST- — NN baie See Our Other Announcements on Pages 7, ll and 12 “Northwind” Fans 4 * alue 4 FAMOU S : @ Keep cool and comfortable ih hottest * Stam Ss f uesda 3 : ' Purchases Made the Remainder of one oe aan it Gea ee "oe Giv Star and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in | Charge h | | adjusted to wall use, if des Bacall : | ta pm pce ear se —Few Restricted Artigles Exce pied the Month Will Appear on June Statements. a if | + — WAAAAAAAAAOOM - iP ; ‘IG( ' ' a : : Shown In Splendid Variety Are These Men’s and Young Men's ¢ « S522 5535: | : oS eee ?| 2of ahtsoummer sults § > $ ————s - . 7 . 3 { Tropical Worsted and Gabardine Materials a8 7 3 =- : |/ $9) 4.95 \ | $ : : i $ Choice . t 1 ¢ a ? | ; @ For real hot weather comfort these are just the thing! Suits sg 2: % have extra trousers, are well tailored of tropical worsted or gab- i ¢$ ardine material in just the right weight. There is a wide varictv ; $ of colors and attractive patterns from which to choose, including | | 3 light and dark effects. , ? . 2 Styles for men and young men, 35 to 42 chest. i $ And you will get extra wear with the extra ae trousers, another advantage of this offering. | ¢ Basement Economy Store Seal A on i dl Be | oa H $ For These Sammer Oatings and Other Occastons— t ? . . - . # i 3 hit Sh Splendid Choice in This Letof | |? White Canvas Shoes = 5Oo°o-S | | 3 “ry Trimmed Hats | eens roe Styles... | "Seaeeesa S — ee | > 4 f Included in this group are S women’s white canvas (Oxfords, } Straps. lattice pumps and f | $ two-erelet Southern ties. Havre 4 4 very flexible soles with Cuban and 1 ; ow walking heels. Sizes 2%, tod - , 2 Basement FEconemy ‘tore 7. Tuesday! The Second Day of Our Remarkable Offer ot | 3 Sheet Chutes BS re | " eign. ea : - : . i ¢$ Slight Irregulars Are These eo | : ad sal = . 3 Ww cH Summer Dresses heh ce H 3 omen § OS me "7 Y 3 yz ; —Very Special Value at ~ Profit by Our |? | size 9] 2 : i ’ | 3 7@ | “Sexton eutrodyne Sets || #8 it $ coeta’ See aniedineendl ieek a ae -* | fn S wh and colors are represent “a : | 3 Men’s Cotton Hose ¢ ——— of sa that are ° ; ; 4 Men's Cotton Socks with doub cool and smart; of tub silks, ¢ 4 heels and toes Biack and col , Pa : Complete With Timmons Cabinet or De Forest Loud Speaker 2) eS Se 14 ton crepe and plain and 3 weet : t voiles—stvles for women, | ; Children’s Socks and matrons. ee Ce ee : | if 7 vari as ~oler with fan yee Choice of Dresses in plain . | i $ ae ee shades. striped, dotted and ; : Basement Economy stere various figured patterms. ¢ ” And All Regularly e = Other Sold for More | : An Important Offering of Men’s English Special Offering of = — 4 ' e ° > * ona | | €= Broadcloth Shirts | Equipment ae Than $206 i 3 3 roadcio ] Crepe de Chine | | 3 . a $1.69 Value, the Yard Fa me ? :. atl y H 3 } $2 Value— $ x, $14.39 i= 2 : | i ; : Special... ee == e | 4 . = | ne : —— , ~ _—- , ; @ Shirts of the trpes that are s PoODpDu ar € Standard » nome se nae oe a ais . *,.° . | —now! There are neckband and coilar- ‘or Summer dresses, under o : : $5 Additional for Installation i 3 oon ey Bone mg a Bensy K eeiineme - ether purpeses. choice of the tweme 3 For Tuesday—An : $ high-grade Eastern maker — the kind ty-five best shad«s as well as biack “ 4 . ber . ¢ that men will want Sizes 14 to 17 and white. Anticipate al! needs new! a ] ; $15 Cash—Easy Monthly Payments terment Poonems so ———-—~- | | Broadcie ; ; oe - 7 ther * . Bs a ° Ke ‘ “= 4 . tw . , sali . . ’ ; | . ae _ a Cc This otfering is almost unprecedented In its magnitude and importance. -reed- ; Tuesday—tn the Basement Rug Sec ~ Eisemann is the greatest name in radio—and Freed-Eisemann Neutrodvnes lead | $ Smart Overblouses . R ae - ** , a . . . . . = m > 5 the field! lo purchase one at this enormous saving is an opportunity in the radio | 3 Guctiten®. 2 al $ 95 l \xminster KU — | world : | 3 @ French voile and cotton broeadciotn | 1 es, > modeis sith lace inserts, faggoting $ 9 as | E h . | ° % H > 4 ucks an roider ies gus + ti 4 : ac t n u es t S Oo owing e ; White, tan and j@; size 36 to o2 Basement ee oe ! | | 1 Freed-Eisemann NR5 5-Tube Receiving Set 1 Complete Antenna Outfit a 2 @ Scdimicas Ruae woven with sich lentcwus | l Sphinx Storage —" Battery, 100-Amp. 5 Guaranteed Vacuum Tubes ; beautifu -oclors and designs. They are in 9u12 feet | 2 Large 45-Volt Radio ‘‘B’’ Batteries 1 Phone Plug and Lightning Arrester . on tie: Mneititn Sail ee ee ol | Choice of Timmons Cabinet or De Forest Loud Speaker, Approved by Freed-Eismann > i‘ Axminster Rugs _ Linoleum Rugs | ‘ $ 36x .0-inch : . m or I ole' Rugs i rtis | cad Rayon Chiffon otk ae ! : There are fourteen well-known man These A s ¢ Outstanding y ; rye a ye ae 2 § : ; | ufacturers licensed to make Neutro- Features of Freed-Eise- (| 3 $1 Value, oo annte $0.25 “a drne Receivers. The overwhelming ; ¢ th Y d Novel Fringed Rugs . : Ss sare... ty - i proof of Freed-Eisemann supremacy ‘+ man Neutrodynes: i 2 Wachahie Cheatite Beas wm | Gearr Grete Bee the fact that mm the rear 1924 the saies No visible unsightly wires or laops $ . light-weight ‘abr f artificial silk in dainty ee as oer — agg Ree Sead oo ae : of the Freed-Eisemann Company Sows —~Whisies a queaks completely > aie stripes. =* nches he ie and the kind that will ge mg and rations. ox i2-ft size were more than half the eombined tota sate nist 4} cde Gee ae ene | eee of the other thirteen manufacturers at er Stat:ons 3 Colored Voile aid jah uiting a 4 put together Pam soi au 2 os a sae a ee eee Seamless Rugs . Seamless ‘ : ~ eae os ore > lors. Sheer hard-twis: green and helic. Tubfast Extra-heavy —~ ~ with deep et a - ——4 “1st by trained experts — not : sunlity od coiors. vool pil h = | F : ba NR6 Tere assem lere. re | ; . a, 25¢ 59c valve 39c wear splendidly. os bee > size. ) §—Subjected ¢ wenteen separate ¢ ' : color combinations : | d the NR-20 $175 tests before being tneuneet gue ..& Bed Sheet Special Tablecloths a Seconds * $497 ati ‘ ) —at $150 an ~* ati snectingge- "——-Backed by organization of great streng=h | > Sheets of full biesche! Se ee eaeee. pein et . : | also shown and are regular features of ‘ and dependability i $ eee Temmed anus. | Snes ean oenb anie Axminster Rugs Velvet Carpet : , the Famous-Barr (o. stock. } S—Selected by Navy for the President's | ; Seconds. 81x99 inches, ed border. Scalloped o- @mall 27x54-inch tn grade 4 | u yacht. 7 es $1.53; $1x20 S23 $1.15 handsome colors and -_s - ' ’ 2 . ; inches Each ........ + 0 chat will harmonize with . ar Mail and Telephone Orders Received! Place Your Orders Tuesday! 1 3 ule: eno... Sixth Fleer 4 . wewereer Tero ol oo eee loo baa aaaamnandannadahaaaaaadanaaaaaananaaaaaaaaaaaaeaaaaaaed | _ : SF - - > 7 7 ba ae ne Og he ERS Oe ek ee : A, ’ , - . - * * - . . - é

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oe orthwind” Fans om *139 ~_—-—-_-- SS oe ee eS ee MAY 26, 1925. , she Baily PUS1-ViIsPA1CH alone has 57,000 MORE C11 Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBIN ED See Our Other Announcements on Pages 6, 11 and 12 OUS-BARR CO! === ee d So a> Pas om a 2h . 5 =e ee ian @ on ou al els . 4. A 7 -~ ee ee ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ree em Se eee ee ee —-- ee ee ee ~ ~ mt oe ee eer Nee ee ne Novelty Jewelry Sale ee ee ee € An annual June event—onéd that offere scores of sud- mech oscillating Electric Fans that ade use, if desired. can Basement Gallepy " —__—__ I | | i" Double Eagle FAM d comfortable in hottest weather i } Stamps Tuesday r ; id Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in ap | nd women. pa ph $0.50 in Merakendtbe--Fen Restricted Articles Ercepted | the Month Will Appear on June Statements. | | Charge Purchases Made the Remainder of gestions to those seeking graduation ee ae pom pa tume jewelry as-well as articles of 801 s e - . Fe S. » 3 —-* ++ «es "7 0 eee « ON 6 ow & « «eens © eee © ae ae + +. 6 ++ + 8 6 « “+ «8 8 « a6 0 ses + * @ «ats ‘0 eee ‘* hi ee. ee POHSCPR SSeS tece han. “eee at + See ee t—(‘> » TE ee NO i NE EO SE +e ed . el ee OS i FD” ee UU ee a ed + «8 _< 79,*.* ©25 * @ 6 ae ee —** tee ee ee On a are eee _ aes “ eae I 2 i... CF oe 4 © 6 6. 666 “eee ** Oe a a tees se PO Ca okeanae Rl Nhe eens i, ee < fi Se ie Sooo Se Cee *#e ee . ees es = a ee ts a it ee” OO ii, i. a. a SM . “eee Re SI Se ee I I I ae ae eae a NM ea HON a A a +00 6 6 « «0s oR a" s*o*e de II I a re I ee Te i OE i. — ee ee © ee ane ln i A a i oe ae Sooo i ie ee ee, § <i s OO ES”... aaah |; 1. . ee @ _.. +. DO ee ee a Oa a aN OO” MD Og I Ae ee OF a a *.*.*.*.*9.9 © 6 6 6 6 geo e*,*.*%.*.* 4 © 6 @ 8 6 s'"s Sa 6 6°60 sce" 7 Oe ee ++ @ 4 « OE a A ee RC ar <n ee IS ME aI» See IRA — ae Fea ete ae”. 8 oMgt, "08 pgs «sae "ate otate”,* "9 Mutt ees 0 5 %s ete e,”, 98. ** ss oon rr ee Fe ee a ee ee ++ 0 ¢ = oe « po clllllmieesgzi<—-—_—————— ‘uel a seal a we O° lll OS lr en we” a —l—— (iil ~ * es re oe . x on oe. * « " + + «e's oa? 9.9 © © 6S 2 OES 6 © £0." © © © # «@edas SOOO ee * + «8 "s —*** « Choice in This Lot of Trimmed Hats f Attractively trimmed Hats of hairbraid, ere and straw; shown in the styles that will be popular this Summer as well as the favored shades. Every one an exceptional value. Basement Kconomy Store Choice in Summer Dresses Your Unrestricted Choice of Spring Society Brand Suits $42.50 to $50 $55 te $60 $65 te $75 - @ Here are values which, at any time of the year; would be unusual! But at this particular time, when warm weather creates a new demand for Spring and Summer clothes, they are truly remarkable! There are both English-type and con- servative Suits—smartly cut from all-wool fabrics and tailo1 ed to fit well and hold their shape. The patterns offer a grant: ing range from which to choose—and the colors include = 1 popular new shades as highland fawns, lavender s, azure blue and Cambridge gray. There are all sizes, too! : . Im ported 4 domestic | For the Young Fellow’s Graduation — takes Beene ond ||: ‘aan temediieas nikass ame | New | ° 3 Porto Ricans in all the Sennits with cushioned “Academy High Sent shaes, tn sgien'| Guus Sines, Raquel ap en. ° Summer | y for men and young m Clothes In Time to Get the Utmost Wear From Them, You Can Save Tremendously on Spring Offered Together With Spring Topcoats in Wide Variety—Choice at St. Louis’ Dominant Assortments of Straw Hats Make This Store Straw Hat Headquarters q@_A bewildering variety of Straw Hats makes selection here a real pleasure! The smartest new shapes and straws are offered, side by side with the old favorites—a style for every man! And every Hat is weatherproofed and a better valuc! @ Straw Hats | NewSennits $7 85 $9).50 Suits Handmade Straws at $3 —Very Special Value at $ | Hundreds of Dresses that are cool and smart; of tub silks. cot- on crepe and plain and fancy - ‘foiles—styles for women, misses md matrons. Choice of Dresses in plain shades, striped, dotted and various figured patterns. Hasement Economy Store : Suits with web backs, balloon seats, full-faced necks, taped armholes and other distinctive “Sexton” features. Sizes 36 to 50. B. V. D. Union Suits Men’s Athlictice Union Suits of arti- ficial silk striped fabrics or white madras. Sizes 34 to 40. $1 39 TO, ood os veces e Main Floor Special Offering of Crepe de Chine $1.69 Value, the Yard i $ 1 39 @ Standard quality Crepe de Chine for Summer dresses, underwear an] other purposes. choice of the twen- ty-five best shades as well as black and white. Anticipate all needs now! ’ Basement Economy Stere For Tuesday—An Assortment of Boys’ Broadcloth Suits Offering Unusual Values at q@ White and tan broadcloth Suits, with sports collars and belts, short sleeves, efc.—in the button-on style. Each has a roomy pocket—and each is fin- | ished with the utmost care. These Suits are of excellent wearing quality—easy to launder. In sizes 2 to &. Second Fileor i. the Basement Rug Section! ster ‘Rugs 0 $37.95 byven With rich lustrous plie and in many Gesigns. They are in 9x12 foot size and in the home. 4 P GPRS -* '=- 4 * rs ? ugs Linoleum Rugs medium ‘ork Linoleum Rugs in ae ignes in tie eolors and neat designe Combina- Sanitary and waterproof. D628 | Scat ae $1195 Rugs Seamless Velvet Rugs te Ruge in Heavy .grade Ruge in pa Pink and terns and colors that will Ts Ideal blend well with many deco and rations Sxit-ft. size. Se $2.69 oraz ee 8850" “G49 95 | Special! Women’s “Black Pointex Heel” “Onyx” Silk Hose coy oy oped EI. » 1 .69 @ A favored style of fuill-fashioned — s Hose—with the Se <n + alana e tops and soles; in white an co ors. : $2 Service Silk Hosiery ae Black and a dozen popular shades of Qype threa Silk Hose: with mercerized double tops. All sizes. $1.33 Mesias occ cca decccccwe deer cdecasecsscoce ; Seamless Rugs | Good quality Rugs that are —. woven in one plece. In ioral, rich ™edailion and conventio =«odesigna. 9x12 size. See + 0 SP LERS Pet ela torte alee Dette | Good grade stair and hall igne ) Carpets in attractive desian® | $228 value yards, S100 Basement Kconemy Stere crepe and satin-faced | crepe—in a wide as- sortment of street shades. versible wtave: ors: 40 inches — 99) 19 ee Radium in twenty | street and sports colors}; 36 | white and fashionable col- $2.98 wnGes: Ds 6» «4 ee popular 4A limited group of the | inches wide; $ | 59 fashionable silk Crepes WOPS «i cacke oi oo bm ® ——heaivy crepe dechine, | $3.50 Cre fiat crepe, Canton | pe Lustrous satin Crepe of re- black, | $1.69 Rayon Crepes Novelty stripes and printed sports Crepe in new bright olorings: 26 and S “0 in. wide; yard... 1.39 75c Shirting Cotton broedcloth, in white with stripes in colors; 36 inches wide; fast color an] very serviceable; 59c We. ..6 <td oe _—— eroemurenehiee. x Bangkoks, crepes, satin and bengaline. Val t Sennits, splits, permye 2 Yeddos and fancy weaves—in Values at yaruee at gem . : new or conservative styles. In Widest A Smart Variety, Ranging From me Assortments | Imported Leghorns, $4 ie (0) 50 Four new Spring and Summer styles in splendid quality ee ; ° ° Leghorn Hats from Italy. Ss Well-dressed men can t $5 profitably fill every — 2, 5 ecw * is § lly an event of July — coming Summer clothes need | O Imported Yeddos, $3 : BS Ses This Sale—usually . . iss Yeddos—light.in weight and non*break & Sa now, enables young men and men who stay here: es rer For fellows in their “first long trousers” and on Im ported _ odels for a)! occasions. lacs! chvingat@er extire now Bociety Menad || iN Met Someta te yerml amen of mda precipmmense ST Oe a - , , * . n re —_' eh 8) : en: 2 - i a4 ; , a , . rr Pr. Bee ae a press with the exception of Tuxedos, smart, comfortable j ess med noth Seat dae vied from Mallory Straws at $5 ae full dress and mid-Summer weight ae oe warm-weather ap- | colorful woolens- -and offered in a complete size TRE chewent aid cheese tow. Seanits ait stares Brand clothes are sold here exclusively in parel. | range from 15 to 20. dscns Mthen | otman—-ayitn the now wide Bree fancy Louis. 7 | | Wiees ; | The Second Day of the Sale of - . e . J Profit by Our Special Offering of Men’s Make Your Dainty Summer Apparel of These Economically Priced ‘6 T Ee e 99 H ts - a “Sexton” Union Suits . nne fat eC XtLO Y | | S l l Rs art AS 6! CS $12.50 to $15 Values— fe $1.50 and $2 Values ; The Weaves That Fashion Decidedly Favors—In Lovely New Colorings $ () . ——— eater . ) $1.25 Dress Linen Bordered. Silks : al | ; ° Imported Irish Linen of -to make ultra-smar: | Rayon . ' af a Plain | superior quality; will not | frocks: printed and emirate: : ss | Me: ) Cre < | muss easily; choice of many | ae gape Hag A a grec Patterns As | 4 pe BR ceretens ok pang ae fc \ ‘ery seldom are you Ga me 50 & $2.98 Values | madeni sls wietme 6 $1 priced $4 95 = $8 95 Special, Each q, Very : — $2. . at.... ° ° q Well-made Athletic Union offered such savings in 598 | || Millinery from the re- nowned House of Tenne’ every Hat in a chic Woven in tengths just | Summer mode and direct ; " i enough for a sma:t | from New York for this sale. A choice you will particu- frock—and beautifully | ‘ : at this time. bordered. Of Rayon— | larly appreciate 2 fabric both smart | and delightfully serv- Black, white and colored Hats for all iceabie. Various colors. costumes; of Leghorns, hairbraids, Vourth Fico Se a ai, 1 The Best Values in Women’s White Shoes —in Scores of New Modes @ We show all favored types of plain and dressy white footwear —styles for every taste with the added advaniage of “splendid value” in every pair. Newest and most exclusive white kid Shoes include front gore, step-in and cut-out pumps, Ox- fords and straps. Priced $8.00 to $20.00. ‘‘Surety-Six’’ Shoes, $6 a Pair ‘Second Fleer _Wax Poppy Wreaths $2.95 | 95 Value. . — @ In memory of the “Poppies of Flanders Field.” these Decoration Day Wreaths are made of magnolia leaves, foliage and big wax poppies—that will retain their fresh colors. Each Wreath boxed. T uesday—Share in the Costume Salon’s Extraordinary Offering of Ultra-Smart Attire | Originally $59.75 to $275—Choice At Extreme Costumes, Coats Saving of /2 and Ensembles « Here are Frocks, Gowns, Coats and Ensembles of such ay eee r styling that to select them at one-half their original we hen wi as ognized as extremely important. They are the sort . wee , women of fastidious taste know to be “different”—ultra-fa that aa yarments developed of elegant fabrics and trimmed in ways ar unusually charming. In most instances there is but one garment— Sometimes two—of a kind—a fact that ts ya ways appreciated by well-dressed wome $29.75 to $45 Summer Frocks Sports, Street, Afternoon, Dinner and Dance Mod You will see that this special offering presents — for = Summer oecasion—and so smart are the lines git he you will more than ever appreciate the savings; m a pet vette, printed chiffon, satin, Canton and crepe satan solid , ors and prints. Sizes 14 to 44 - . Main Fleer — . “ POTN OP TU = — ee, ee ae Oe) a Fe amar” ee . — on 7 . momen ~ or ot Nigga 7 RIES « Pes ale. pera riGty ag nt 3 ¢ PS

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— oe oe noe a : - . “—e y Payee : . ss « » Pin de 2 oie Mg rs * a : ae ' as " ns : ae “ie wa we * eA MUNDA re » SJ-DISPATCH a a POST- stata 1TCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED | MAY ; HORT nT meee ies ae Tuesday Is St. Le 17,950 Fine Shirts pemee cart E ay in One Vast Sale! jathan of the Shirt World 4% q Tomorrow Mornin£ | Several well-known Shirt Mi Aetesamedeten) = oimakers contributed their sam clock ple stocks to this sale to make if the biggest Shirt sale we have ever held. Be sure to be rere early Tuesday. a Your Unrestricted ncten of 17,950 Hig Grade Shirts—Silks, Fiber, Silk- Mixed, | | it ar ff | at 1} 1 i saceoe — > Piety Is St. Louis $5.00 Case (100 Bars) St. Louisan, Given 15 Years in Laundry Soap : 1910, Leaves to Work for om Tadesday Only, $3.65 © } : Former Millionaire Convict. (Limit § Case to a Customer.) aR 4% — AY sits: a ge Ri 4 ee, eiag —s oe ‘ ¥ LX eee é ’ 9 ‘Ne - ¥ t ‘ ; a a - & , : ¥ a ; | Crystal Whi the best Laundr : Men! | 900 Spring and Sum Dresses. Special to the Post-Dispatch LEAVENWORTH. Kan.. May -- George Ebeling. St. Louisan, ¥5o z was sentenced to 15 years in 't i Federal penitentiary here for the | ‘cobbery of a mail! train at Glencoe, Me. in January. 199°. was fried yesterday and observed tna‘ ‘ had “paid for his litth adventure in Tull. “F don’t owe them a thing in there” he said, indicating the war- | den’s office with a ned ef his head. “I served every dar of my sen- tence and was a mode! prisoner . 4 - oT 2 > 7 't 5 Pie fat © 7 ne Lae : ’ it This Shirt sale is in a class by itself. No other sale held in the entire United States offers so many fine Shirts at such a low ! : ) strikes price. A sale that has no rival. with the exception of my ‘three-day escape six months after |! came here. 1 am going to be a mode! laboring man from now on.” Ebeling left ediately fer St. Paul. as nine other recently re leaped ex-convicts have done, to ac- ce pt mee lovment in the printing plant of Herbert Bigeriew. miliion- aire. who was reieased from Leavr- enworth, April $. after serving a sentence for violation of the in- come tax laws. Ebeling met Bige- low in prison SON OF JAPANESE RULER WILL STUDY ABROAD FOR 2 YEAR@ Prince Chichibu Sails for bEnzgtlaw! a Mians to Travel on Continent and May Visit t. Ss the the Assoc ated Presse TOKIO. May 25.—Prince © es" ait ee A ¥ s : Ms e ane: 2 —e seve SESeseeee Se eseueseeaesepeepepagseeaeeaa laces and flat ‘Ea «In all styles for sport and aft bu. second s@nm of the Empe-o: ot Japan, left for England vest: r- fay aboard the warship Izumo * & two years study abroad. He wi?! Broadcloth, Pongee, “‘Kingsatin,”’ Etc. evenng or club wear. All All Sizes 14 to 18, 36 46 to 52 jeave the warship at Hongkonez whence he will trave! by liner The visit of Prince Chichibu . Purpope is the first case of a sor of the Japanese Emperor being edu- eated in the Occident The Prince will spend most of his tWwe years in HKngland. where he will live incagnito as Marquis “h chibu. It is expected he wi with one of the families of th .B it- Sh Mobility while studying in En- c.and. He also will trave! on the con: pent. and it is belleved thar he wi! return to Japan by wavy ; : i nited Sates * In Our Annual Decoration Day | cence eceeeeeenenseenssserees 7 v ; 3. Prince Chichiby is 22 years «! EDUCATORS AT SCOUT Cu After two days of Bo , Poiret twitid, fine twillbicom. mantabo, eleoth. fur-trimmed im the out-of-dox« TS eat vere s the 8. Louis par’ ic high = o/s returned to the civ yesterday from ‘amp Irondale, the Scout encamp- cieth. fur-trimimed IEA A cantecvace’ cace: Shirtmakers — the best ones — all know of this sale and help |] lo buy these fine Shirts at $1.65 1s like buying coal for Sa Maree and straighal EEMEass, dationay «e us to “put it over” in a greater way each year. It seems almost ton, sugar at 2c a pound and bread for 5¢ a loaf, or a SIM chi ef the Rov SB owts of Ame! ae centorenc was fi the pu: ofter 17,950 Shirts that are won- government bond tor $30. There are Shirts in this Sale worth fours t inconceivable that we can wre = ? 4 b> 7 " oe ~ sh | ‘tn 5 =~ % 3 b ‘ * S : Ri “PE SPO Me x, : © & ' Bly -_—s avd “hi; R, aalites o % am a - . “ r ‘ Be i ts 13g g _ e ‘ . ow a - % : % . m ' ; " . ’ ee gagcagqg@e eee aet@eaenseeaeacueaanueae ss = Saaguag aga gaaaueenssss saeaeequesse . s.5 1 gee We. ork oe Scour me @ derful values, but such is the case; thats w hy men come in times the sale price and the lowest priced Shirt is worth ang ire ent and tw them a4 practi “ . ~ is | etorsiation 9° she suxdee o-)® thousands to this sale. That's why it stands at the very top of all more than the sale price. A blind man could buy these Shirts Pip ran $1.00 Bet he ha Tater sh wn /s Shirt sales. Collar attached, collar to match and neckband styles. with pertect safety. 4 ne te mre Se the” country, praise: “Des orm. om aituener ne @ Ciass, dec‘aring ihs« ———. ° re oe 7 RB | | end that this is 2 reely = es magine uying--|| Tuesday Onl TUBERCULOSIS HEAD | $2.49 and $2.98 De. HM. 1. Spector WK Named to Suc- oe jks’ me. J. F neo-tengg oi Mintice o eines of } 7 7 . . > = de Chine and fg Nation of the a 240 Pure Silk Shirts 1200 Fiber Striped Madras Shirts — Rycrmtirinye ie yer oo pire or poudre blue, navy r blaek. 40 inches wide. -.. $2.49 Silk Broadcloth—in stripe for Summer dresses. ? inches wide, yard.....+,- $2.49 Satin Stripe Radium © Silks—°%2 inches wide, yard. - (Main 240 Silk Filled Shirts 400 “Kingsatin” Shirts 180 Fiber Shirts 1800 “Topsylk” Mercerized Cotton Shirts 180 Java Crepe Shirts wberculonis piv “ the hos 600 Flannel Fancy Cotton Shirts Dr.oR. Schwarts = phys 632 Imported Swiss Poplins A Ri to succeed Bredeck. wae sent to the | 7 Board today by Hoesxpit slemer Jordan Dr Bredeck reajlune after having held the orf! War created about five veu Dr Epector., whese new « he 32600 a vea Superintendent Sor oy Pr. J. J. Singer. f twPerculesis phvsicin: 340 Satin Striped Cotton Jerseys — 400 Fiber Striped Oxfords — 600 Fiber Basket Weaves 890 End-to-End Jacquards 990 Lustrous Sateen Shirts. 400 Hemstitched Broadcloths SY pl ows eueeueeeeaesenceeseaenaeesaenennaneaeanesn . 3 te e§ * 3 Crinkled Rayon 5 : iid = Sy physi 2160 Fancy English Broadcloths Only, tse ea a 2000 Plain English Broadcloths 1200 Imported Radium Finish oe ers “4 has t.cain of Corn Ff auanger~ Lif TAMPA Fila. May : ‘eleman. 6 yvears old. of Dade Wlaw 1ogay wm being rushed *o * Universit) of Pennsvivania Hosp tak. Philadeiphia. in an effort ‘to = bis life Surgeons “~ Oo since Sa! ay have been irving ' rw mere a grain of corn lodged in 3 ber} throat. agreed last night that the eniy chance to save him would be @ rush him to a Philacdeiph spperctbaa ltt. - — AT TT ert) hae with eolor «heme 2848 Madras and Other Shirts None Sold to Deale To prevent dealers buying up these Shirts we are obliged te place a limit of three Shirts to «a customer on the silk } : fiber Shirts. 650 Domestic Broadcloths | Tuesday Onk Mohawk Cases Genuine Mohawk Brand, = inches. Come in bleached ¢ th no stareh Bact! ...-ses Mohawk Cases Pillow cases in large size, On In bleached no-starch a — ee ‘Every Shirt Perfect No “Seconds.” No damaged Shirts. No skimped or thrown together Shirts made for a sale. These are GOOD Shir’s, | through and through, from makers who stand high in the Shirt | world. Seep eepeeseeaeepeeueuseaeaaes — ee 2 ‘ : De ‘ . oe me ay - | - You can paint ~ right me oma . anddoa perfect job \ with 90 Per Cent of These Shirts Never Out of Original Boxes mine. Just getaboxatany pamt | aya : eo ; | “3 store and mix it with water. Our preparations are made for the biggest if vou can't come to ihis sale, send somebody ™ Sd she | g 5000 Square Feet of |... cms We'll sec thet vam oot Shite daca ill have a in our history. If we don't get | | | jwahty. Eaeh Mohawk 5 | Full double Bed Sheets, 82x *s. In seamiess no-starech quahty. Each gnooth,even, beautifull tree ARR : make vour eves pop when vou see them. We expet wallin whatever unt eal © it, it will be because St. Louis men don’t need Selling Space Dane FOU. Cee BO = Bai Anvbody can doit. Yourrom wil © Shirts Such a sale is not bl See | to sell Shirts to lawvers, doctors, bankers, busmess Vohawk She —— a F.C rt C] “Repay : ee | | ment and have seovided excopteaal arvice «6 6omen—in fact all men who are not too proud teas Extra size, S1x99ineh Solarite Says:- = giving such Shirt values as we have never | 5000 Square Feet of Selling Space. tend a sale, or too rich to care for a saving. nm Hetgarnet ese . betore—that s cong some. | $6 Bargain Tabies 4 Rapid Cash Registers. 13% to 17. . 100 Extra Salespeople. 10 Extra Wrarpers ? : MEN : Tuesday, “8 Bells” Is the Time It Begins! Set “Big Ben” Early! “sce ae $4.00 Freat-Lace T Tuesday Only, $2 ight y benet frentdace Cxngrte of | 4 «"h% meal cs. olkeeeg mooie’ Teer Gee RBSeeseseseeaeeeeeeeese ese a 8 > . = J PCS SS SSS SRST TTS SSS SS SCSSSR SS SSS SPF FP STF PFC SSF SSS SSeS See SS SSS be *esseeauees

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NDAY, : MY MAY 25, 1926, “ “a SF eB a8 8 =e 7 Ye Shirts } st Sale! : Fe Tuesday Only, $3.65 F soap on the market. MONDAY r MAY 235, 1925. 7 ——— —_—_—_—_—,. me ee ‘The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57.000 WORE CITY Circulation than _—— —_—_— ee = ; tei Se ee | ee ee __ST.LOUS FUSTUSRATLN r 16% ae Open a Charge ‘Account $5.00 Case (100 Bars) Laundry Soap (limit 1 Case to a Customer.) “Crystal White,’ the best Laundry Continuing the Big Sale of , Beautful materials; white with colorcd ruffles 1 / = oeseaesases ae 8’ il The Store for Pe oy Continuing the Big ae ae | | | Ruttled’ Curtains MK NS | Basement Silk Sale | 747 °"5?.75 , 92.33 91.19 $1.88 sr Bicone wevea wie Pie Bed ‘ ALL the People. GR ag — * iy z ‘ ¥ _ i, ° , + - —— . M | ViVICT). ie well-known Shirt-@” 4, -_ 2 ‘ — . ot ad a . /- 3 al ue Seth ene a _ : 900 Spring and Summer Dresses Tuesday Only [4 Striped crepes, Geor- vette, printed crepes, laces and flat crepe. | In all styles for street, i sport and afternoon, club wear. All colors. ‘ | All Sizes 14 to 18, 36 to 44, | ie 46 to 52 (Second Floor—Nugents.) — | evening or country | 1S9 Spring ~ Coats V Tuesday Only | “16 tf twills fine suedes, twillbleoom, mantabo, novelty cloth. fur-trimnmed and plain cloth, fur-trimmed and plain, flared and straightline mod- els. Minkiv finis! that makes ironing unnecessars Wide eripes in rose hine with same color: in deeper tones to harmonize wit eolor eacheme ROxD0 inches. with boleter Sealioped all around (Main Fileer—Nauagents.) — a s Mohawk Cases Genuine Mohawk Brand, size 42x46 inches. Come in bleached anality 330 with no starch ee Pee Mohawk Cases Pilloweases in large size, 45x36 inch és. In bleached no-starch 38C Mislity. “Bach... 3)..24-..:- Mohawk Sheets Full double Beg Sheets. 81x90 inch. es, 1D seumless no starch $l 49 Seality. Hach ....b 4 coos : d te = et eee Z 4 De-etl : = we Bodh FF) an hp Se Oa aap @euees $4.00 Front-Lace Redfern Corsets Tuesday Only, $2.59 sce Corecte of pink hrpcadte rom elbenty uted } “Lagrourrte “ah ier eee ‘(deurth Pleer—Sugents., ) Seaeepeepuspespaeeeueaeeseecaene2 8 Baby Cribs en cribs, in ivory finish with Poly- rubber tired Ww heels (Feurth Fleer—Nugests.) A Cool Tropical Worsted Is Mighty Fine for the Hot Days—As Cool as the Shade of an Old Oak Tree—and at a Very Small Price Tropical worsteds, mohairs, gabar- dines and Palm Beach hot weather Suits. Nicely tailored and silk trinuned in a wide range of patterns including gravs, tans, browns and noveltv mix- tures, fashioned into the two and tiree button models. Everv garment in this lot is offered at this low price for quick disposal. Not every size in all patterns but sizes to fit men of all builds, whether long, short, regular or stouts, from 34 to 00. Be here early Tuesday morning. for these Suits will not last long. A Big One-Day Sale of Summer Suits Regular $19.50 and $25 Summer Suits ES We Advise Early Selectior = | Tuesday Only | rr ee, 10,000 Feet High-Grade Sprinkling Hose of extra quality red rubber, 5-ply con- struction; fully guaran- teed for the entire sea- $ son to give entire satis- faction. Complete with couplings. . a meee, sess te 0 ae Couplings «i: aiden oe (Feurth Fleor—Nugents.) (Third Floor.) 7 f $1 Princess Slips; Taesday Only, 69c T’rincess Slips made of thigh luster cotton sateen, bodi:+ - top, hemetitched with pleated flounce White only, sizes ruwo-piece Pajamas in solid color Summer materiais 30 10 42 (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) Braid trimmed. Sizes BC and 0). (Main Fleor—Nugents.) Aintette timon Suits Pajama check nh aleriats Men’s Sammer Pajamas, Tuesday Only, a, | Men's Athletic Union Su (Main Fleor—Nucents.) I hese Are~Most Remarkable Values at This Price a a Tae - ai A all, oe Medes ttl ani: al von F bn. sro wohl So : uy Vrperrerererrrerreee eee eee eee SEE Ee EB es ~— se Frocks | Tuesday Only | Men’s $5.00 Genuine Panamas $395 Gienuine Panamas in Alpine, , Optimo and ‘Telescope styles. Cornev bleathed. Sizes 65, to 6°7/ su (Third Fleer—Nugents.) $3.50 White Flannel Tuesday Only, $2.85 DS4-inch. fine quality all-wool white Fianne!l in sete ‘heh finieh twill track light we ght (Main Fleer-—vugents.) | | Tuesday Only | £1.25 Ruching for Lamp 87 Shades, Yard 2.6 is wiee stew eedens Cc $1.50 Jewel Cloth for Ded- 87 spreads. Yard ee a ew Oe Cc $1.19 45-Inch Mamped Lunch Scla— on - sisting of one 45-ineh cover and four 12- inch napkf{ns/ of cream art cloth in 87 a beautiful tcapot design. Bet..... ¢ $1.00 Stamped Women's Dresets— Made of fast-color ginghame and splash vovies in a number of attractive designe, colors are blue. tangerine, green, brown R7¢ or orehid $1.00 to $1.35 Kapok Pillow Forms Tuesday Only, 87 ¢ For your foundation in making up those beautiful silk pillows for bouderr, ettin or living reomes in severe! shapes and sizes. triangles, hearts, baskets. ovals, ovlonge _ square or round (Fourth VYleer—Negents.) + rt he ; . teat ' + ++ =" ie +... ’ 4) (+ or 4+ ~ a. — i > + Se - » =: $ ct + “ sa : aaa | ed Aa Tuesday Only | Seamless || 7 Axminster | # A group of 9x12 Rugs that are worth investigation. Not just a few Rugs, bat ap assortment so eomplete you can plan any decoration seheme you would desire. One-piece, and a very closely woven quality. sae (Third Fleer—Sugests.) - $25.50 Nugents Kapoc Mattresses Tuesday Only, $27.85 Mate of ateeted Jaws kaper flees reetiiewt ated reat of tluertanticert? te car ih toll edge. Cwlered . : “elle beuvy grade trohieg (Thied Hiwur — Nagemia) esse geseseeseeseseeseseseeuesenuns ee ee A —— = ogee as. | > = & A rr es es anaes *

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a os -_ _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . LS EE RI SR ER RET RE Cer a eee es ee py i. +e . >tie Daily POST-DISPATCRH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED a eee e+ —$ — ee in = . ~ 2 = _ - —._ ft fa ° ve a . 4 a | a - Z 7 ” = ‘ vle-faced Red Seal Records now offered at these treme) advantageous prices. dousl\ These Re standard ami classic productions peal and The New Prices While Quantities Last nrese nt TN. cone : — eoris TT? Ipstrumenta Including the fimest rend ~ S10 R : 65c many renowned Victor artists. such as $1.2 Reeords SOc Caruso $1,900) =a Records 90c McCormack ag al nahiging Schumann-Heinck eO= 39 inh Record: $1.60 and Many Others $2.50 12-inch Reeords $1.60 : Imported Atomizers The $2.50 to $10.00 Qualities Ai NEW shipment brings beautiful buperted Atom sou rv stvie s Y > . . " . ‘ ™ sDaj™ And Sizt ‘once | Vabtle In Cirar. ranspared fl4aSS, YiasSsS CUT LB i. . > ; " ‘> i? ss . — ; . > ai . " " . " : — » > —— - ~ Altai \ ‘i sivus The Ueuiti iM) ilt ese aA ste. ' ‘ ’ . ‘ bu ia . ; Ltt . . - 2 > . .* : : > | ie >> + > ’ e . . > 4 . ’ . eradua * wT er * . y othe ‘ff . > : 4 - as a . rs i - : : vic s« P = Hose in th : .. = = _ va ~~ ae —_ a aE White Duck ee Stamped For Embroidery ‘Trousers : ees . Child's Bib is Taffeta Silk Pillews 3% ’ § Ae ; we hn i omy | Pillowslips Regularly $2.50 Wn wm iT marhe aLer? ~S H bE VA n i te ha ~arent." w anil wll duck is very good quality and is tailored full d “immer season. $1.25 Pair _ Nightgowns of now SUreiy Wish ° ehoose : Made repe Nig Fowns in Wwoite or colors Severai TO inirslice “hrougn- 7¢*meti’ led necks ie signs > Y . P ~ PCUraii St : C3 S7. 0 OWS are R diti Pianos Four upright Pianos that have been taken # % Charge Purchases Made Remainder of Month Payable July ist Fresh walnut taf — generously filled wa % ESTABLISHED 1850__DIAMOND JUBILEE YEAR—1925 rich black walnut Made in Vand in on the purchase otf new Pianos and thor- oughly eye Can be pur- “8 ch ased on J easy terms. Hemmed Bath Towels Regularly 39c Each stri s in 3 fer 8 te Ot) — —— ee ee — - Girls’ ae Regularly $6.50 and $7 ae ——_ A — 2 Regularly $13.50 * be 7 x. = — j . a at , ota 7 . ire ~ [a 7 os ~ay “eT — ae s ’% a>” mt Pd) ~ —s, . Hose Reels Regulariy $2.25 ‘lad i a coe - a parE Ee go Garden Hose Regularly $4.50 a ~ ao § JL9 Scrubbing Brush Regularly 25c Tissu¢ Ginghams Regularly 69c E 4% wie core Sprinkling Cans Regularly 75c Window Screens Regularly 75c Baking Ovens Regularly $2.00 eo SS BSP or ~~ . : Se ‘ a Dust Pans Regularly $1.00 Dress Ginghams Regularly 29c Se — ~ > — _ . e i... . + . . . . i ~ a ~ . . se * > >. Poker Chips Regularly 75c | ite "t. : ir m mi e 0c ** > + , : ; - . >» = : . * . > > + > 5 saat ' a ‘ f . . ~~ . > *» > + : s>% ey $1.98 Pair i ; e | Tes | . — ' citi iit = _— ~ ’ ’ te T. Dropstitch Voile Regularly 75c¢ Tues 4 ee cials” A partial list of these special one-day values. Look for ‘Tuesday Special’ signs in every department of the store. Sport Hose Regularly 65c Pair Womens good mee: mercerized lisie ribb a toe Sport Sto ‘ ‘kings a el. beige. io caoin. brown, bd) Womens Hesiery, Shop— First Fioer ooo Boys* Raincoats Regularly $5 Rupoer Coats and hats to match me in very high g lua ivy red or Ilaeck = i Floor e ras idi © i. © Ie i 1ese ai hietic iers ts. They are ex ary : ‘ y ailored ana medeie ior ne - ee 4 4 = 5 derwear Shop — —~* '¥ - rieeor mereerized varn. .ldeal for under- things and nfants { a r " , si | isp white | wn for pretty Sum r CRS, Fraudvatioou — on ec “nd | she hon to in *¥ ide Yard a Feeds Shop— = , Regularly 30c White muti cheeked Nainsook in a quality - known for = De wear inches wide hite Wash Goods Shop— Second Floor Nurses’ Cloth Regularly 35c Nurses Cloth im a medium weight and close weave. 36 inches own candy therefore pure and whole- ‘ some. Candy Shop—First seuetieeneneene ee Bar Harbor Rockers —* R egularly 9.00 eo 3 " ° ud - - : -* . ag Fifty of these fine genuine willow 5 rockers. at the Tuesday Special Price They are strongly made, comiortable and a ious. In the natural willew color. | Cretonne Cushions to Fit Size 20x20 inches, Fineh bex style. Extra heavy. Button finish. Regular $1.75 Furniture Shop—Fifth Fleer $1. re | CH kind of a man the morning and have ¥ sibility placed your wilt and comfortable? Fixing the » , . . SiG — * paige mer Children’s Mesh Bags Regularly 75¢ siivet plated Mesh Bags that a little girl will carry proudly. Chain handles; attractive frames Si» imehes long 2°. inches wide. Whiting c & Davis make...... = Vandervoort’s Jewelrv we ae Pretty : 4A will take over the task without the Shift that responsibility from the dependable Hart Oil Burner. your home is going to be even me The Hart Ou Burner employs the navy in battleships. HART HEA plant, whether it is warm air, hot @ representative to explain and ¢ 8 : Shop—First Floer. Regularly $2 Heavily nickle plated sehmiless> brass cased white dial teek® Bell Player Rolls vase 75c to oh Word Roills res enchanting meiodies from an assortment of pepular alarm. Made ty the Big 2743 Locust Street ‘avorites. A 5 for Ben ere adeal 4 | 7 for camp [& ee rr) nd nm § 00) ing or ’ | ys s ng € i - zt. . ©. Do z heme oN “any ih ¥ we paige 3 —— : J ‘ y ’ x : bd aa 7} or use s Ci ow | : ' od f we ee | — : feet wide, wet i for these outfitting their deep coil springs. Can be. . “immer -— act white o -~ » umm $8.95 lack In [ P $1492 camps walnut finssh All Metal Cot Regularly $7.00 Strongly made, with, ter. Full sze Metal Bed Regularly $17.00 } r of >It 1; , “s" with plenty “ belt made of firm, long-lasting Crib Covers Pla Cards wide. Leng lime fabrie spring. Fin loops and ample nality taffeta in al! the : s Crib and Bed a ying : sonien. —— in — Width. | . e. ya ae ywers stamped with ru- yeinty ‘Dee a f 6 wmeches. } cuffs. All sizes. ovely art shades. Each is le designe " 7 we raspberry ng = agen corded and dam ',ower @9 7. . Ks I 3¢ inches wide Yard quaiity $5. 95 : Sporting ~~ Shop - tm m mes! v7? cr ~ ehopree , ae Be e : 3 i 7 SrTace . —~ ored Vs <b ods —— White Wash Goods Shop— _— — reuna or OVai shapes, ae | POR “a Kedak “hep “s or ™ a Floor Second Fcor ity Furniture Shép—Fifth Ficer. —_ r 7» Second F r PO RAWES ‘aie preeiieecnretieremnertae = . =e ——— = = ~7 a Q tyre —— a =

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MONDAY, MAY 25, 1825, PS —— = a Seamnanenennelel rape _ Ee ——e —_ Candy Special Regularly 45c Lb. Fresh walnut taffy; generously filled with .rich black walnut meats. own candy kitchens, therefore pure and EY / whole-_ C some. Pound Candy Shop—First Floor. | Ee —— —_—- —— ~ —— eS _ — = ee — i - -— _————— > eer eee —- H | or Rockers ly 9.00 | | | Repecial Price. 89,25 | _ comiortable and commod- ow color. \ ushions to Fit h box style. - | h. Regular $1.75 $1.45 Aop—Fifth Floor } - —-—— ee ee » a _—_—— - a ee nr — —_ : ee ee eee -_— —_—--- — —— —— —— ee ee — ~~ Mesh Bags ——w Mesh Bags ry proudly. re irames: ¢ elry Shop—First Floor. “5 , | ) 2 | — — " - — — _—— ee ee. ——.-— -._- ——) Alarm Clocks Regularly $2 tieavily nickle plat] ech miless brass CASES, white dial, back bell alarm. Made by the Big Ben tmanufacturers; ideal for camp- - ing or $ 05 hou =_———— Ube (Cutlery Shop—First Floor. Phone and Mail ml: is Filled. ster Rugs and $47.50 Mm designs Ppropriate 36 Fourth Floor Rag Rugs Regularly $1.25 “Hit and Miss”” pat- terns in light § colors: neatly woven. Size 27X94 inches. Suitable for the bedroom 4 or bath ; lug Shoep—Fourth Floor | Specials in DDING Metal Bed Regularly $19.50 All metal Bed, fin- ished in walnut. Panel with medalliom in head ana footboards. Full size | $15.75 | Felt Mattress Regularly $20.50 Imperial cotton felt, 50- lb. Mattress, made by Stearns & Fos. - ter. Full size $16.85. Metal Bed 4 Regularly $17.00 re Bed 3 feet wide, with heir decp coil springs. Can be - tad in white or - 95 walnut finish. $14.95 ee ylig + FO rn fn - AE | | Ctemmpancaai a Se ae aa a > - Le ae. iid MONDAY, | , MAY 25. 1926. Daily POST-DIS — _ —— a —— ten . ee | ee ee PATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH gs sibility placed u HART will take over the task without the slightest annoyance to any member of the family. Shift that responsibility from those who should not bear it, to the marvelous, ever dependable Hart Oil Burner. Then when you leave in the morning you will know your home is going to be even more comfortably heated than if you were there. The Hart Oil Burner employs the same principle of oil for fuel as is used by the navy in battleships. HART HEAT is sdaguab plant, whether it is warin air, hot water, vapor or steam. A 'phone call will bring a representative to explain and estimate. HORACE W. BECK IVCORPORATED 2743 Locust Street Bomont 605 Shiftin * HONEDFKLAN my -STOUT WOME -Respo the POTNTEY BY EYPOSON| es et ge mn ne | om i NEW YORK : t.¥ , ‘an “Tp | tually Destroys East St. |) mitk*Chocolate Dipped Fresh Strawberry ee | er ee ee nee Louis Residence of Art Brazil Nuts Layer Cake 3 * Ne an The rich nut meat dipped Take one home for suppe: J \ hil > QO] e resses win ° Asleep in thick creamy cream and make a hit with the fam- b/ and then in MILK CHOCO- ils Three layers FULI. of —_— ‘Hotel Owner Now at Liber- Herz Delicious Little Tea Cakes | ty on Bond on Charge of | ~\re just the thing to serve with lemonade in the afternoon. It's too hot to bake these days. Herz Killing Man in Saloon Re- Tea Cakes are always fresh and ready for 80c ou, packed and wrapped A pound. a ~— ae Only Lane Bryant Could Offer These Dresses at Such a Low Price Specials for Tuesday. Can’t beat Hryont BASEMENI them for the money—anywhere. Sixth and Locust Sts.Svery’ Price @ Watunte Peter. “A National Institution’”’ UE WRECKED Fire, Following Blast, Vir- LATE’ better take severa! “ FAMILY AWAY FROM boxes to last over Decoration fresh strawberries and thick. Dav. Only, rich marshmallow () HOUSE AT THE TIME || °**., ABC | aning. oniy .....,, OVE 95 SIZES 39 TO 56 y- -” « AX " - Ti oe 6 ae 4 cently. 5 C4 ——-* 4 «. oe: — — a Sa oo A stupendous offering of new Voile Dresses in a great variety CANDIES MAILED ANYWHERE. ; The East. St. Lows home of Art; ICH kind of a man are you? Didn’t you ever leave home in | Newman, k!an antagonist in the| the morning and have your conscience twinge over the respon- n your wife or mother to keep the house warm and comfortable? Fixing the furnace is not a woman’s kind of work. recent Williamson (‘ountyv klar 'war. was w recked by an exp/osion (at 2 a. m. today. Newman. his , | drive. The force of the b!@St’ ajso Sores, Burns, Wounds avd Chaf. PAINTED WALLS ange | ‘the house, valued at $8000 that is especially adapted for day- | TCE , Investigation Made. time use wocauas it does not show. AT NeicwHrorwooc _ —— ns ee . Se ea ‘ Post-Dispat«h Trial bottle 35c, large size $1.00. Zeme | ia | | Newman told a os - 7 Snan. enttaiiie bal Gases tin STrorEs i-@ newspaper giving Associated Press news service lreporter today that he wou d OF-) @euggists 'dinarily have been at home at the] : le to your present type of heating ‘time the blast occurred 4s it hap | Lith wit tire hipaa A uaa ta pail) ie At we i t : me ie aru a, : it ny ere “urns rw {Mii HE robe Maik ’ wa tH) he believed that the men who set off the charge in the Newman home | were the men who fired a resort . , operated by James Byrnes in Mad.- | ison. The Louisville & Nashville Railroad has a well-earned reputation for safeguarding its patrons and the public; at the same time developing and maintaining a degree of safet in transportation which permits of unexcel- led freight and passenger schedules. Many L. & N. ins could run faster: considerable running time could be eliminated——but the element of safety has always been one of extraordinary concern to the Management, with the result that its ~ of fatalities and accidents has been very much ow the average of American railroads. In order to get r speed and also greater safety, this Railroad is ins electrically controlled auto- matic block signals. e signals protect against collision, open switches, broken rails, etc., and at the same time permit running trains closer together than is possible with the time spacing system, thus increas- ing track capacity with resultant saving of time. The installation of these automatic block signals costs approximately $3,500 per mile. When completed, the autc matic block si system of the Louisville & Nashville Railroad will represent an investment of many millions of dollars. Such expenditures demonstrate the truth of the statement that “it takes a lot of money to run a railroad”, and that, at present rate of earnings, railroad rates are not too high. ‘with an assault on the late Klan raider, S. Gienn Young and his ‘ be Peg to heme ng 5 is, brides who are ment With Sellers wife, is now under a charge of urnishing t eir itchens an experienced house- . . murder in connection with the kill- wives, will both realize. For the price of the Sellers June Bride Cabinet ing of «*. E. Gordon in a saloon Cabinet alone (and it is the most appreciated fea- Eincheh thatks. ae, operated by Car! and Ear! Sheiton, tdre in modern kitchens) you receive all this extra pmo PN gt eanntintes of * Mews end .anti- equipment: A 32-piece set of dinnerware, 2@ 10- Youd ‘ter the Cabi- | klansmen in the Williamson County S E i$ - E R os piece set of kitchen tools, a sturdy kitchen stool and anal Onl. All This is fight. Newman was release@ on . " 5 crystal mixing bowls. A 10-piece set of kitchen lactate. bond two weeks ago Kitchen Cabinet , cutlery and an 11-piece glassware set are also in- : /plained that he was not Newman Plant. ing minimum apace when eet There was one thought upp g'e: ies ay try with every Sell- as , ms _'s . ere June Bride Cabinet. most in the mind of 10-year-old | \] hite Enamel ee Ce ee ee Kitchen Stool ‘With a playmate he climbed the | fire escape to the roof of the } uild = eT Be ne Bet ' Cabinets. oe es ing, owned by the Peters Manufac Ce, Oe ee ‘turing Co ie Ria ee A few minutes later he fell fri ae ithe building to a roof three flcors +. below John Gau. 93. of Collins Mas: ville. who was W ith Robert alled 10-Piece Set 2S the bov’'s father, Willlam Twitty of Kitchen Cutlery in od from his home at 1215A Dolnian Regular June Bride ee street Twitty took his son to city Cabinet Equipment Cas hospital, where it was said he had rested and approved by at 3 ; ‘ eur ¢ + , = (,cod Hovusekeepin In- i ¢ suffered fractures © he sku! eit stitute. Every pier? guar- ea: arm. left leg and pelvis, as well as | anteed Any piece found ea | defective will be re- “ES ° ’ Dinnerware 4 Butter« Handle whites enamad are iin Buffalo. N Y. consiat« of Cups. Snuce re. Plates, Rread an ° a A copy of the indictment had not Fruit Dishes. Vegetabliec Disk and Piatter—erncough to ey aod attractive free oyery = tender _ agonizing. ™~ swollen, puffed — 3 foot trouble to ST ¥ lous al-o-cide. _ «shore woy i ‘ike. the a cripple. One “ation of Cal-o-cide ment and vou are e Dereon ©ornse and Ovuses Fone like magic. At your éruggist - Oe ee ee oe ee eee | y ; . = zZ v “ = , Klan fight or out of his association Your Ki with persons who had no part in the fight is not generally knowr David Walsh rnanace! of the Arlington Hotel, today told a Post- Dispatch reporter of a visit to the hotel by four men apparently in-|! tent on. killing Newman He related that several davs agw four men came to the hotel and three entered Thev thrust aut matics against Waish's chest and called him Newman When he ex- one of them said “Well we want Newman's hide and we'll get it.’ They departed without any attempt at robbery. t ; b oe BOY, 10, SERIOUSLY INJURED | ; ne IN FALL WHILE SEEKING KITE : Robert Twitty Falle Three Floors | From Roof of Manufacturing 5 Heavy Crystal Made eof heavy eryetal glade. Suitable for auy mising purpere, Bowls can be nested, thas tak- a four-story Duildinge at 16 ed on a if ul a sii lik I ‘ E 3 Finished in permanent satin white enamel. Stur- dily built. Included with every Sellers June Bride Park avenue at d A ™m yesterday i | ! and that was to get his kite down. | ? internal injuries heeiry U. R. CLAIM AGENT HELD ON FEDERAL INDICTMENT Say ‘ < ’ . ‘S " x = AY his home. 51173 Delmar boulevard, upon a Federal! indictment returned _- * i” Frank O'Shea Disclaims Knowledge bt of Charge Made at ro Buffalo. fe Police. assisting agents of the &y ‘ = Department of Justice. last night ee By arrested Frank J. O'Shea. a claim Noa 7 t for the United. Railways, at § ' . ' ine 4 tf agent fo: 29 Piece Set of Dinnerware ee : - t ef vour Sellers now, you get thix« B2-piece se Se es ertthout cont. Glenwood ware. Thies Set set the table fer six persons. himself said he did not know the : charge against him When th® ser ettal, hel a — a an oe N I Y and it would be well to place your order as soon as possible, treet c etrik nich is sti OH«- | , . . ang n Buffalo, was called in ON | | W ke KK i Outfits are displayed on Basement Gallery. gow communists was broken into ing on i Saturday night for the second tin . () 1922. he was vice president of the within a week Newspapers, pam- mattered and Getroyed and files Double Eagle Stamps Tuesday Internationa! Lunion of Carmen Glasgow Reds’ Records Destroyed. By the Aesociated Presse GLASGOW. Scotland, May 254 The propaganda office of the Glas scattered and destroyed and files lof letters and other records were ltorn fo pieces, acid veing jour LN ”

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— - = Py . + = ~ oes o ee th, ’ Ae ee 12 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —.e Daily PosT- DISPATCH alone has, MORE. cre Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED “ieee Ed a ney ——— —— ee ee ee i ——S==:—==-—- ee A a . _ ongyet-o= 7 am — _———- ae See Our Other Announcements on Pages 6, 7 and Il ad $59 Dinner Sets _ Complete. $39 | « 1g6- plete Sets of imported Double Eagle Stamps uesday | We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for r $2.00 in | Charge Purchases Made the Remainder of richly tinted berders and coin gold handles. Cash-or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted the Month Will Appear on June Siatements. : Days When Food Must Be Cooled Properly Are Here—And With Them a Timely and Extraordinary Event at This Dominant Store— a Sale of 300 Refrigerator: For One Day Only — Tuesday — Offering a Special Purchase of the Best-Known Makes—at Savings P $145 Lecncsilill fang the Cienge Be , ° . . 7 . 4 ; oe CA IN : Refrigerators Refrigerators Refrigerat : frigerators - PRENCH HEADQUARTERS [N/ rcpean Refrigerators g ge } gerators Refrigerators Re sr nocco, vis Fart, May 25—| Dam ~ Te Q5 50 DU $ 0 7. Q5 — . | war begun against the French $ 95 | ; = ov >) 24> ov . > S J $ GD $ agg in Morocco by Abd- ss. . $6.25 Cash—6 Months to Pa» $3.75 Cash—6 Months to P r larger propor-} $2.60 Cash— held av, noes " ef com-| 2d i | tants, mi ° hom. theugh| "*" = i ; i - . Sister i ™ Frenchmen. Cool, Summery New : Tuesday and Wednesday Only—on the Third Floor— | | , Bificered by ne thorog seen , ‘ ee . 1 : “ gerians Moreccans and Senega- Frin ced Cu Q] ~~ i rar $9 | , = . These French with their air- es , tm ~ +O ’ A et, St, ef» $5 AS 2 2 es. cavalry and cannon, are at , ; : i . ‘ ' ae . as ™ 7 — a s — 4 2 rtains | | “Cohasset JG BRANES. KE ARS Bese ore a | 2 ‘ : | i ~. me e Be Hi he > ' dies : cy 2Sfe¢ . wider valleys. but t os. ) | £80 “spd Par i | e, a me NN TERE LP? So § 2 tS ah a2 3S45 Sith their superior mobility, are at! Dis 4b og reets and Cases NESEY SED AU ee oer at ed aie } i on ~ ~ | ~ “6 od “ato .* UO pre Loe UY Uo, Se Oe eee aw f” Ge | rench. it must be further remem-/ Der ig + ‘4 .8d H | . , > or ‘TS SN) a .. Z w : r ¢-Sc BX CoC te FS; (¢é 2 ererating with Mesiems against! her od ec | es P ae ae ene oe ee : : | ij - pt £ R- — = 3 Se - ——== ' ot ATS a Mosiems in a Mosfem land. ow | t | | They jJuscif) on epuiation v ohass ee ee et ff ait — ae Sees et BS ~ aoe &! be he 2 The tata in the struggle are) peor NS @ Newly : ve «) A Sf = Ars BY | ei-Krim's avowed ter “1 ly ment iil ,ins— id . if F ade — - | = Sy : - — 2 “4 us c~ - mall rmndous. Abd - : om sra2cOoOw wea + , ne ; — ' > ¥ as b Range ~J a a * a a tae ' i.~ > @djec tis is Fen the capital and; >a! Phey have straight or | | | ’ ae ip, one Ss oe } a” PE, ty i eee n ! 4 ) 4 ly City of Mereeco, the besteg- 3%. eee edge and are | | $1.69 5: $1.79 $1.79 $S} ko a“ -% ee = = ss, c 5 | of which by the abitieus Rit-| gory é tna , rate bulll | | Cohasset” “Cohasset” “Cohasset” tases, 38c ) t_ ~he tPF if - = “0 a ae os i might wéll become the signal! aoe , | ) Sheets, $1.52 Sheets, $1 63 Sheets, $1.65 ie ie fa 4. ae St _N. 2 3 iC ? Ep ~ | a general uprising of Morec- : New Casement Curtains By Meaty bemmet $72 x 98 Bis : y 4in36- ff fj Cp MISS Hy * viper —~ Be : ‘ribes. He has the sympathy Made of ecru shadow casement cauze—sc S 6 stze om ae = : . — | ff >} » A : 3 Se Om i-r. . all disaffected Mostems © from 4 + leped and. finished with deep. !} strous.¢ oe 4 ; — —— ~ a . a= - “ r to Caleutta and the active | Full width b» 2% vards long ; $4. 95 | $1.95 " $2.29 $1.98 59 are : stitch © w dangerous.” Marshal Foch} ,* : sé @ ~ ° : . : = : > > * 3 eo = | : a The June Bride’s Furniture Sale on the Second Day Features These ‘ arked recently, “as what be 1} Lace-Irimmed Cases Mattress Covers Bed Sheets az . ame him.” For ti . | | ?x 76-tneh Pi — e ‘a —= : ‘e . s — 7 * Ss tory ower the French, foilew- Decoration Day—Complete 7 several designs : . fer 3 : his repeated victories over| | jj} sil trimmed 44 Pwil 1x93 3 a 4 ° a pain would rejoice the commun-/ A : c | sites : ? a everywhere and would stir the] Flag S sets | 3 44 $1.24 | od a lems of the weortd to the depths. | | 1 i | writer dees net believe Abd-j : | “Durable” Sheets and Pillowcases | i C 4 Ritren can achieve enue Gee Special at Hl Made expressiy | Nigh tien Oe —Capacious Davenport and Two Large, Graceful Chairs | is the writer's belief that his!}has ! sp gt omer nage va ie nts a — . a : , dangerous blow has been par- | | e and that the worst danger al-/ go. be $1.39 Sheets. 54x90 $1.25 $1.79 Sheets, S1\99 $1.48 ~ E. y & past. s 1 $1.49 Sheets, 72.99 $1.35 $2.15 Sheets, 90.99 Siss | . § By a remarkable combination of G°o!id Glory’— | $1.69 Sheets. 81x90 $1.39 $2.25 Sheem 90108 ..s0e8 ft | Of Excellent e ary skill and sheer neveteen, | age ER od 4 $9c Cases, 42156 Soe ike Cases, 45156 | 3x —C '? _ . . Phird Plwer Such extreme savings on such handsome Suites is a remarkable combination—one that should attract @ fact remains that the military whe are interested in b f hy (i eobecured by complicated — . : , n beautifying their living room in a most economical way. The davenport and hological ccm. CHidiIFsS lave be autii ully * arved mah 1g i 25 ; mf t : the I A Feature { | versihle cusl ahoganyv bases and are finished with the ornate and comior -giving an political re tor Tuesday in Our Fifth €loor Gene Section—T hese | versible cus Lions. The upholstery is of splendid mohair except on the outside backs of the three pieces; aa | ; oe workn lanship, in every wav, is high grade. a f —_ oe — - a ) Ty _ ee = ‘ : i Ox Ol Ste ] On USS © \ MER care pearing , 3 | Moh , : : ohair speait 8) Speciat $7 | Suites 5D ann ED. . Large settee, chair and rock- 7 A>re orna : "er eri alu wit - ! er finished in ivery or an- ep F $375 VY ¢ wit mohair and with selid tique goid: with eretonne : $300 V alue i Wainut arms and comfertable . verings and certain te $105 to $125 Values Ee teins 5] Q ~_ please those interested in $ . 8% ' - - . finer Sultes. -) Dining Suites 150 eis. heii ee teen’ Rees elinkacdadee | Be 48 4 C deo ts Dou Day-Beds ; hey are made 1 iu grade sted —_ sures long ! mavenpert and chair with , Louis XVI Suites Sime atisfactor? ven 7 MaAtterns "reductions « ae Neeiionas , . irved mahecany base — >198 — 399 50 aoe im bert or - a hinese®—are adapted fo e stries now most 1 Tegrur and «@ ~ —_ . aod reveretbie ishions es... = heganr — ef 5-pir con-- eee an ane up aad ich Rug is Cnished with heavy fring iwingzw breeatellie en «ne \ new type of Suite for small 4 pleasing type of Day-Bed. ' struction and dust- side furable moss and homes: a buffet. china cabi- well constructed and with bow-end bed. large ape Perce sag Ru | — net. oblong dining tabie. serv- ample space for bedding | . wardrobe and . uit ng tabie, 5 chairs and one The mattress is covered with : ¥ 9 r - ; . a armchair with tapestry s*aty. cretonne of goed quality. csi i. en “tnd colorin ne. “$4. ‘S6 ! Deterred Payments and F ature Delivery, if Desired Seventh i Feil ? MP as meh |

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N 35, MO MAY hy ) Dinner Sets Bie ae 5 8 el ee ie oe re y Sg a = , ' oa j one ~ elas uid ly . _ : rh — . Se See jy gl - "a 2 g. oF a & Rea »- ot F L 4 he 38 “ + sae. As - ee wea ba aa . > i Os + . Le ee * ‘A oe ‘ST. LOUIS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 25, 1925. cial, plete. “ 9 Of imported china decorated with rs and coin gold handles. Fifth Fieoe ff BHA QUBTABLE a « « . They Are Opposed by 20,000 Skilled Riflemen. , ——————————— BEL CHIEF’S "DREAM OF EMPIRE Defeating Spain, He - Planned for Year to At- ' tack French, but Was Un- q able to Capture Fez. By PATL SCOTT MOWRER. 4ai Cable to the Post-Dispatch ~ ang the Chicaro Daily News. “yRENCH HEADQUARTERS IN sROCCO, via Paris, May 25.— un against the French in Moroceo by Abd- $145 Leonard Refrigerators NUNS WHO FOUNDED NOTED EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS. \ CANONIZED AT ST. PETER’S St. Madeleine Barat Organized Order’ of Sacred Heart, While St. Mary Postel Launched. School for Girls. By Special Cable to the Post-Dis- patch and the New York World. Copyright 1925. by the Press and Pulitzer Publishing Cos. (New York Worid and Post-Dispatch.) ROME, May ‘%25.—The double canonization of Madeleine Sophie Barat and Mary Madeleine Poste] yesterday was the most importan: of the Holy Year, because both Saints founded immense educa- tional establishments which flour- ish in all parts of the world. Madeliene Sophie Barat founded the order of the Sacred Heart in was suffering from the effects of Madeteine Postel, in the midst a singular revoluticnary — spiri‘, started a modest school home for sills at Saint Saveuer Lecom:te. Yesterday more than 2009 pil- grims, former pupils of the Sacrei Feart institutions from America. England, Belgium and other Eu- rcpean states, Aus‘ralia, Egypt and India gather. 1 at St. Peter's to wit- ness the canonization of school's founder. St. Mary Postel’s once modest Sultan of the) 135 EE: ‘im. conquering $13.50 Cash—6 Months te Pay | isassuming larger propor- Pay a . Along ont of more than 60 | Beautiful, ultra - Sanitary all ae gl on vier mountainous | white porcelain Refrigerators— satey two powerful armies now | porcelain inside and out. Capac- locked in combat. This is no} ity of about lbs. Side-ice nary colonia! campaign, whos3) ie tcome is assured in advan ce by be obvious superiority of civilized | ' 50 uncivilized forces. The Rif- ; have 20,000 skilled riflemen ynards the field, armed with modern pons and plentifully supplied ¢ : 622 S$ Cash— ths to Pay 75-lb. one- fin- | icing | +. $37.95 th ammunition. Refrigerators Among the frontier tribes they ve numerous partisans whom they have fanaticized and equip- $3.30 Cash— 4. They have other effectives in 6 months to Pay t rve. They understand the us favor the strongest” It was easy for Africa to misinter- ‘pret this lenient, peaceful attitude ’ ; of the French as a sign Atlas there is a smal! circle of dis-y ness. sidents whom the French have not yet reduced. Across from from Tafilelt is another dissident zone. Far to the south roam the biue-robed., biack-vellied warriors of Menebbi Réebbo, the stubdued lord of the Western Sahara, and eastward, in Algeria, in Tunis, the new spirit of Mosiem nationalism French Government is known to have been growing. In all these peoples the bod Sultan of the Rift relations. His al represent himself Algeria and Morocco as a torious champion. win over Giaoul from the French. | ’ Atlas | ito maintain its theoretical right : | coast. complications. | has established) +nis situation Abd-el-Krim should | m, obviously, is *¢ | ..6 virtually an insurance of safe- throughout Tunis | ,...° while Spain has it was known Lo Internationally. retired on the cvast., the so-called Spanish zone. Britain was known to Le oppose |! French occupation of the Lif? Italy was Lnown to be seek- ing any occasion to intervene. The itseif was known to be chary V/hat wonder if in Even if his attempt aginst vic- | Fez should fail, he would only have FA \ to retire to the meuntains and the en list | French would probably not dare Menebbi Rebbo as an elly, incite! +. ¢ottiow him tnto this treacherous the French Mosiem garrisons to mutiny. raise the tribes against the French, especially the tribes be- - ~~ territory. (To be continued tomorrow.) (Covvrigcht. 1825.) Barat. | Soto. | } , crats in the last campajgn. Bender has been talking about a Miller on the ground that tor of Public Safety violated the city questing’ wholesale resignations from city employes in the classi- fied service. The Mayor further Brod have charter in. “re- incensed the City Committee by as- | investigators had re- | serting that ported to his headquarters that “at least six’ committeemen accepted “money or promises” from Demo- Bender has demanded in an open letter that Mayor Miller name the six he has in mind. The Mayor's answer was advise Bender that he had to removed him from the City Boxing | The ceremonial! was the same as merous studeats and alumnae at- Commission. Prestige Negligible. The prestige accruing to a mem- | Boxing Commission | ber of the City ‘is negligible, since no professional! j}matches have been held in the icity for some time and there is no 25.—Solemn | six of whose famijy head died of the same As this woman re-' to the founder’ the) miracle after conducting long and thorough investigations. tween the Riff ard Fez ai.4 then—' through thus, salary attached to the office. But Bender regards the Mayor's § at- tempt as a slap at the City Corm- mittee, and the Mayor's action indi- | cates he believes it offers an oppor- | for him to demonstrate his strength wtth the Board of Alder- men to the exclusion of the City Committee. It is no that the Mayor believes the board's acceptance of the appropriation bill by a vote of 21 to 7, which contained of personal suggestions, cates a favorable attitude him. His idea is that the Board of Aldermen represents a more di- rect line from the Mayor to the people than the City This violates the order of the past, when comrmnitteemen, part, have 4idernren. The office involved but if assumes .miportance in light of the struggle between committee to retain its power and the Mayor to break it. Sephens, the new member Board Mayor Mill@r seeks ap- point, is president of the Johnson, Stephens & Shinkle Shoe Co. (“ity Senti that under the genera! removal conferred tunity secret his indi- virtually selected is negligible, of the to CounselHor today of by the Charter said powers | upon the Mayor, he believed Mayor Miller had the right to remove | Bender from the Board. ‘U.S. SHIPS CARRIED 44 PCT. OF FOREIGN COMMERCE IN 1924 peace | Situation | ; no ! lrrench Commun-'! Shipping Board Bureau Places FEx- ports and Imports at Nearly 92,000,000 Tons. By ‘he Associates Press WASHINGTON, May 25 40. 009.900 tons of the during fiscal] 1924, Bureau of Research of the Shipping Board announced today, placing the total of imports and exports at nearly 92.000.000 tons. Of the import movement of 43.- nH0 HOO tons "3 400.000 were car- the year the ried by American vessels, including African nailve, uneducated, | of weak¢'| nage | dled £0 of (of im- 12.990.000 tons. or 79 the Mexican crude oil imports the miscellaneous dry cargo ports American vessels carried per cent. or per cent the ton- of mately total export 49. 900.000 16,600,600 tons was in American 1 ps. vessels carried 28 per cont of the total tonnage volume of America’s foreign commerce that year. regu cargo tons han- ‘lar freichters carried 65 per cént ,and of dciplomatic | i ; , Wednesday ' ! conrdination passenrcer and freight vessels carried 7 per cent. Pr. E. D. Burton Seriously ML By the Associated Presse : CHICAGO, May 25.—Dr. Ernest De Witt Burton, president of the University of Chicago, who under- at the Presbyterian Hospital, suffered a relapse yerter- day and was reported to be in 4 serious condition. Dr Bur'on's condition had Leen improvine gradually over the week end, * ¥ JEW, CATHOUG AND. PROTESTANT. SPEAK Clergymen Discuss Church and City; at Opening of Come munity Conterence. several | toward | f“omm*rttee. | ; /eouness, of making good conduct a | for the most | thelr | the | the | Amer- | ican vessels carried 44 per cent.ar | foreign com- | | imerce of the United S‘ates French | 43 | /will ' 30 feet long. approxi- | Tank | ' | lon the top of the tower is station- lary instead of revolving. The pow- ‘or threugh propellers connected with | | the tower. but from the force set (up by pressure of air currents cn (600 tons. 7 — | , Jewish, Catholic and Protestant ciergymen met on the same pro- gram at fhe opening of the St. Louis Community Conference at Hotel Statler yesterday afternoon to discuss a common subject— ‘The Church and the Community.” They were Rabbi Leon Harrison Schwitalla, S. J., regent of the St. Louis University School cine, and the Rev. Ivan pastor of St.. John’s Church. A fourth -speaker George B. Mangold, Ph. D., service director of.the St. ‘Church Federation. The Community Conference, sponsored by the St. Louis Com- munity Coun¢il was opened by Hos- pital Commissioner G. A. Jordan, acting for Mayor Miller. The conferénce will continue through _today and tomorrow, closing with a session tomorrow evening. Explains Philanthropy. Rabbi Harrison explained |growth communities, tracing it to two deep convictions taught to the Jew. said, by the faith of his fathers. These convictions are first, that on Lee Holt, Methodist was social Louis the needy service to the needy and disabled | is a vital element in religion. ‘Now I take it.” said Rabbi Har- rison. “that thees two convictions are needed by this community and every community. To awaken this spirit its full strength will be the highest and finest task of the Community Council among both the rich and poor of this city. “Let me say that they niust realize that this is the vital nerve of their, religion, of all religion. They must awaken to the fact that spirituality is expressed in sympa- thy and piety in philanthropy. |'They will feel én their hearts that ‘it is a blasphemy to worship God unless we |without distinction of /or condition.” Dr. Schwitalla%s Talk. to race, creed |the relation of the church to the | community, Dr. Schwitalla declared that appeals for right conduct should be based more In an address devoted to showing | upon the) | teacher, was indicted by a Rhea) of Temple Israel, the Alphonse M. | INDICTMENT IN EVOLUTION CASE; JUDGE QUOTES BIBLE IN CHARGE TO JURY ’ Tennessee Teacher to Go to Trial at Dtyton, Tenn., July 10 — Session of Court Opened With Prayer. * * By the Amoaciated Press. DAYTON, Tenn., May 25.—John T. Scopes, High School science, . Fee , County grand jury here today on a| charge of teaching evolution in a) of Medi-| | the of philanthropy in Jewish ,; statute against teaching the theory he | high misdemeanor.. the community rests the direct re- | sponsibility for the disabled and the | and second, that community | ‘the Judge said, “but there are de-| | provision of. statutes, but in reality | | | ' | direct | work for His children | | i fundamental concepts of right and | wrong and upon the conscience than from penal laws. “The lighting upon of streets, police protection and public defenders,” he said. ‘are all indications of , most destrable progress in the com- munity, but all of these things, if i they stop at externals and do , reach into the souls of men make hypoctites of us all. “In fact, there are objective and dispassionate thinkers even now looking forward alarm to the possible consequences of dragooning people into right- who are matter of police regulation and of _terment. It is here, precisely, that ‘the church must supplement the work of the community in its reform. “If the community suppfes _ police regulation, surely it is work of the churchesto make supervision and protection and more unnecessary by reaching into the souls of men.” The church mus fill every that such sanction of | escape | | pastor of Episcopal not ' may | exerting legal force for social bet-. seif- | the | more | sold United States Government man. | Pouke scoman and child with the motive | of service in life, Dr. Holtugeclared. | gemand for the 5842 black skins, ; “It is the function of the sass “Every he said felloW better to spread ideals,” must serve can his man he a man There munity viduals. AMERICANS DESIGN ROTOR SHIP WITH ONLY ONE TOWER Inventiop of Two Members of Mas- sachusetts Technology Institute to Be Tested on Water Soon. he Associated fr ip | ems te CAMBRIDGE, Mass., May 25.— not A /rotor ship, propelled by a new type has been members of Architectue Institute tested of revolving tower. by two Naval Massachusetts rology @hd will on Charles FTtiver within two wé@eks, it signed the School t of a be the iwas announced today. differs from that in- Flettner of Ger- tower The ship vented by Anton many. in that the rota smatier in proportion and revorves ita greater speed. Only one tower! be used on the ship which The designers. Lieuis. W. M. Hastings and J.°M. Kérnan hope their crn ft will attain a speed seven knots in a 15-mile wind, is of with the tower making 350 revolu-/| tions a minute. The American-designed ship dif- fers from Flettner’s in that the disc of propulsion is not obtained the revolving maat, whieh is turned ' » went a second tniestina! operution | by a small motor at the basq The 'tower is three and one-half feet in | diameter and nine and one-half \feet high, as compared with Fiett- ner’s two rotors, 16 feet in diam- com- iden Chestnut until there are better indi- | is | | large. $38 to $40 for medium, and | | $27 | Chataigne d'Or skins brought trom | $40 to $45 for large: $30 to $35 for i eter and 52 feet high on a ship of | 4 4 rect | they iof | colors de- | crease the of Tech- sistant agent for the United States ‘and $190 G00 SEALSK with public schoo] in violation of the | Tennessee law. The Judge set July 10 at Dayton | for trial of the case. The crand jury was assembled in special session to pass On the case presented to it as a result of | weeks | the | jury | hearing two ago when three Justices Peace held Scopes for grand a preliminary of /action. ) Judge J. D. Raulston in charging | said that he con-'| grand jury sidered a violation of the Tennessee of evolution in public schools as a A Misdemeanor. “The statute involved in this in- vestigation provides that a violation | constitutes only a misdemeanor,” | not by expressed | ' ; grees of crime in misdemeanors as well | and in the involved as in felonics, statute a hig violation of this misdemeanor. or constitutionality of the ptatute, but to the evil example of the teacher disregarding constituted authority in the presence of those whose thought and morais,he is to and guide. cessfully we must teach both by precept and example.” tory of the Scopes case, the Judge said*that he had called the grand | jury together at the request of viti-| zens for an immediate inquiry. The Judge turned to the Bible for some of his charge. He read in gts entirety the first chapter of the Book of -Genesis from world and of man is detailed. session of the court the Church. Text of Indictment. Witnesses summoned before the grand jury were Walter White. su- perintendent of the Dayton rublic —— ae NS SOLD Government’s Alaskan Catch Placed on Ayction—Black Skins in Demand. 8000 Alaska fur sealskins, for the by the $250,000. the About at auction todav Fur Co., was brought The sale featured by which sold at prices 20 to 25 per cent higher than at the last sale. 15. Chataigne DOr. or Gel- sealskings, placed on the market for the first time last October. and which brought a high that time, today were and prices were from per cent less than paid Fur men said that the overbid when first placed the market and that eould not be sold profitably | high price. The tendency toward conservation is repsonsible for the demand for black skins and the de- value of the favorite of they said. About buyers, representing firrms in Paris. London and New York aud other American cities, at- tendedthe sale The Government | was represented by E. M. Ball. -as- price at neglected. to 40 fall. were 365 last skins oni at such a fashion also in last sale. 5° Fisheries. Prices for the dressed, dyed, machined ished. ranged from $42 Bureau of black skins. and fin- | to $59 for for smal. The 2186 $30 to medium, and $20 to $25 for smail. | Two sea otter akins sold for $205 | Four skins gold last fall | brought $1040. Although sea o*ter i« rare there is not a greaf de- | The greatest demand is from | Russia. | The aemall quantity of skins of- fered at today’s sale is the result ) very | nature of things I would .-regard a h | And in so declaring | for the still larger crowds expect- 'I make no reference to the policy | ithe abandonment of ' house for the trial and the vrec- To teach suc- | Detailing something of the his-| King James’ version where-| in the story of the creation of the | The. was opened | with prayer by the Rev. H. L. Byrd, | Dayton Methodist | | normal and other public FORMAL US. NOTE HERE FOR $250,000: | Brussels. gium United States should receive terme of repayment as favorable in every schools, and eight high school. stu- dents. who attended classes in bi- ology conducted by Scopes. The indictment as presented ads: “That John Thomas Scopes, here- tofore on the 24th of April, 1925, did unlawfully and willfully teach in the public schools of Rhea Coun- ty, Tenn., which said public schools are supported in part and in whole by the public school funds of the State, certain theory and theortes that deny the story of the divine creation of man as taught in the Bible and did teach instead thereof that man has descended from a lower order of animals, he, the vaid John Thomas Scopes being at the. time and prior thereto a teacher in the public schbols of Rhea County, Tennessee, aforesaid against the peace and dignity of the State.” The Judge in his charge to the jurors told them “the vital ques- tion now involved for your consid- eration is: Has this;statute been violated by the accu , teaching a theory in the public schools of Rhea County that denies the story of the divine creation of man as taught in the Bible, and if such an offense has been committed. was it committed since the passing of this act and prior to this inquiry?’ With Dayton already crowded for today’s ‘preliminaries, persona in- terested in the problem of caring ed to gather for the trial of Scopes, turned their attention to the work- | ing out of such plans as - being evolved. ' ' Chief among these was one for the Court- tion of a temporary structure in the baseball park which would have a seating capacity of 20.090 persons. The Judge has indicated that he would not object to such a procedure. Indictment Fupected. Before he entered the courtroom Scopes today said he expected to be ‘indicted and was prepared to car- ry the case through the. higher courts of the State and into the United States Supreme Court if need be. ~ The law Scopes is charged wiia violating is brief, the act conta'n- ing less than 100 words. Ina pre- amblie ft is set forth that it is an /act “prohibiting the teaching of the evolution theory in all universit« s, acho is, supported in whole or in part by public school funds of the State.” — eee ee ON TSENT TO BELGUM Communication Reviews Whole Situation and Urges Steps Toward a Settlement. Sees ae Rw the Associated Presa. WASHINGTON, May 256.-—The American Government's pressure) upen Belgium for payment of its debt to this country has taken the form ef a formal communic@tion, reviewing the whole situat and urging that steps be taken toward a settiement. ‘ It was disclosed today that such a communication had been deliv- ered at Brussels in April, and that so far no reply had been received. Ktate Department officials do not expect the Belgian authorities to attempt in their reply to transfer to Germany the responsibility for some of their pbligations. The Versailles treaty provided that Bel- gium'’s borrowings prior to the armistice be reimbursed by the German Government, and wnoffi- cial advices have indicated that the point of non-payment on Ger- many's part would be raised by This In obtaining the $200,.000,000 re- lief loan after the armistice, Bel- definitely agreed that the way as the terms accorded any other relief creditor nation. In the case of the British retief toan to Reigium, however. a repayment amounting to approximately $4*,- 600,000 already has been made. while the only payment received by the United States amounted to less than $15.000.000 and repre- sented the share for which Bel- cium was in reimburse - ment of the United States from | mand for it in the American mar- | ' ket. Germas collections for the costs of the American army on the Rhine. | Italian Deputy Dies. ef the Government's program of | By the Assounted Press. enlarging and building up the seal herds on Priblioff Island in the Bering Sea are killed. In accordance with we | program The herd. Rall said. now ie worth at least $25,000,000. : + = ROME, May 25.—taigi Chamber Only 38-year-old males ties from the Province of Calabria, died here today. Sictitan! was a journalist and had) suggestion is not) borne out by offtrial dispatches. CENSURING HAYS Head of Presbyterian Edu- Criticism of Failure to Bar Questionable Films. NO ACTION ON | FOSDICK ISSUE New York Congregation Had Sought Vindication of Stand in Permitting Minister to Occupy Pulpit iy the Associated Press. ™ COLUMBYS, O., May 25.—A-re port of the department of moral welfare of the Pres>yterian Church in the United States of America, making Will H. Hays, head of the Motion Picture Producers and Diss tributorgs of America, the target for an attack on questionable mo- tion pictures, has been publicly re- Pudiated by the president of thd — board of Christian educa. tion | Dr. Charles Scanlo secretary of the board, In charge of the moral welfare department, planned to circulate the report ia question today in pamphlet form. It became available Saturday. Dr. Scanion's name is not men- tioned in a statement given out yes. terday, nor is any »articular report, However, it Was issued, it states, “in view of the fact that statements have become public which might be construed as representing the policy of the board’ of Christian education with reference to motion pictures.’ | 3 The Scanion Meport, In the’ Scanlon report, Hays, who is an of the Layroese’ ‘Comsat man of the Laymen’'s , seeking to raise $15,000,000 to es- tablish the denomination’s Se pension plan, is asked to objectionable pictures wh has had barred from the since taking over his present pol tion. Ric He is accused also of ¢ : assistant * ducers making “bad” filma. Yesterday's statement \.ac issued Thompsen Kerr of Pittsburg, pres- ident of the board of Christian ed- ucation. “The board has been working fn sympathetic co-operation with Mr. Will H. Hays, and there is no con- flict.or misunderstanding between it and Mr. Hays,” Dr. Kerr said. After detailing the general pol+ icy of the body in regard te tion etures, which princt provides for education for better pictures, Dr. Kerr's statement aald: “Any official statement which goes beyond this policy is unau- thorized and is disavowed.” Hays, it became known, several long-distance t board. The General Assembly of the the meniorial of the’ First mitting Dr. Harry Emerson Fos- dick to occupy its pulpit. Acceptance of the report was the first formal action taken by bly on any of the tesues controversy. Action of church, the memorial ploying Dr. Fosdick, proper by its officers. tion. to vindicate the good faith of the church, more than two centuries a mother of at the heart of the commusion.” Had the memorial beens ed. it was pointed out. it have thrown the modernis | mentalist debate before the | sembly. bi amu An overture of the W ae vent the ordination of «4 Pa ee ee) rs ee oe » ) hits ees R Tass 19 ae 4 hela conversations with officials of ‘the . mended that no action be taken on : Pres-— byterian Church of New Yorleask- — ing vindication for its stand in pers . 4 Ee re Gs + a : * ait Fem ao: : : we de Baht! conge ¥ a 5 he. Fe , P . % A od and defending the conduct of pro- Po ] ® Me Ny Cans” Nx vege Mm Bade 2 i - ‘ Pf (Pa.) Presbytery, seeking to pres ee | % s No a * over the signature of Dr. Hugh ~ 7 7 4 7 : na -~, x ‘ as a a Ps a : a ’ a, ne, bd ~ : al J ? - , 7 a a» 2 a 7 | et ey r ie ? CONDEMNS REPORT 4 x ¥ ae & , - ant ae Pas ¢ * ¢ vale | 5 ing the modernist fundamentalist —

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—. * >. oo - ap ee _ “% PA LSI, Le rs ve Stee Be « ‘ 5 Misia! — . aad OT ee ie ae Py ae Te a a Pieg cis ° f - if as 3 = ‘ i” F Wibesesd : ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 25, 1925, | —_ EEE —- a - rat it ee el _——— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH STOUT CAPTAIN AMUNDSEN. ing a recurrence of such a flood, the safeguard will Seg Pounded by JOSEPH PULITZER Whether Roald Amundsen piles bis air lanes into |*STeatly enhance land values along the watercourses. , Dee. 12. 8803. a cairn to mark bis Farthest North, or sails them back | ¥Dite tands new worthless from frequent overflow ; ol te, Published by the Puliterr Pubdlishing |'© the edge of the tce pack where his ships and the |“!!! be added to the cultivated ares. : “hy, ase SS he bas achieved high| Because of {ts magnitude, this enterprise will be , Company Twerifth Boulevard i$ orids acclaim are WaNing. .™ end Olive Street. ‘am’ permanent fame. His fife bas beep a saga, end u | “°* of achievement, but the vast possibilities wad Bo, g SO th ; ngi : ise of completion iniey 7 the polar seas claim him as toll, it ends a great story |‘““* “PPproval of engineers give prom | # By - és ( . THE spon ~~ > _lmen wa.AT H wien a fitting tragedy /within «a few years The knowledge that floods oc 4 Night in Venice Wil ee ae FOR ‘easion loss of life and hardships for these made bome : nspc Audience to the at Miss . ’ | brook. | The stout Norwegian sea captain’ will rank | 1 know that my retirement will | d ‘less by/the torrents. strengthens the purpose of those mak differeme tts cardinal with those meers whese prow: } . : 4pie- : . a 4 ee ee \promoting the program The railroeds will co-operate ‘ ” Sunny Adriatic. Primipies. tha: & will alway> Gebt = mote and oisty seas around tne werld : | : for progres« aml reform, wever tel (02 300 years oul ot ti ‘ Tae ¢ Serb Mere with state and county governments apd commercial , | Crate injustice or corruption. alway~ I tert ss , bi . + | a ee Ce ee lorganizatiogs. This large task has waited. but it Is | } : 0 Bim. Se Bas mace , “2s t feht demagugucs fall Pam te most Of every OPPOr i. part of conquering the wilderness that was. Other | 4 eever belong te any party, aiwass tunity Here is a map of geager resources. save /,, | i Opposr clawe> and public min Gatobmination th floods ma¥Y come before the work is dome; may even | ; s ceterm 1m. sirens ic ““E T . , 4 plundercrs. wever tack ss) mpathy ve lp a s For the work ea, || 2° SF magectic poll 206 ose of Che few ever te A CHANCE TO HIT BUREAUCRACY tet Cc ceath comared - y peti win through the Northwest ’ ; , Assoc a : ~ ©. th : ’ , 5 oo eer be afraki a oo wrod, ER Ree i Re Passage at dream of the Speaking before # session>of the United States ait : entertainment is “A Night ey eng ttc Chamber of Commerce, Secretary Hoover analysed ® | Sor - Ta predatory poverty. Hie started once before to the North Pole. but heard , , > { a > Pt LITZER. | “a cendition ip the executive departments of .be Gover a” >. - Ss a JOSEPH . ‘that Peary already bad reached it and changed hi ' | : di- i any YS Virginia April 1@, 1907. | Siment which bas become notorious. Authority is Gd! : *e - San . \ | se SS SS a course 1B mid-ocean, went lo =e Seuth Antarctic cop ‘vided. Similar services are scattered through upfreiat " Sea ee ' a 2 Mrs. J LETTERS FROM THE eh landed at the Buy - " en und sped of 4D ied groups. Fourteen bureaus op public works &fe | i> on Ke EE ee . del! én epic journey to the pole. Capt. Scott of the British | scattered over nine different departments. bight con : , has, + os The mame and address of the euthor | 2**¥ Teached the pole but 4 few cays afterward. only servation bureaus are in five departments; 14 mer , brary poe must accompany every contribution, daz | °° find Amundsen's flag and @ deserted tent ‘chant marine agencies. in six: six educational agen | fan. Ther i I on réqucst will not be pubditshed Let- The son of a sea captain, educated for the practice | cles, in four: and so on. : who ters not exceeding 200 words will reccive | of medicine, Amundsen’s «bole mature life bas been Not only are the too numerous “floating islands is . > an preference. spent in the waste places of the world lie bas em | this dismal swamp of independent agencies enly tech ~ younger chi a 7 'dured a temperature of {23 degrees below zero; he | nically anchored to the President” an evil tm them | ) ey a | y A cere cara has bungered in the snow wastes of beth Arctic re ‘selves. but. says tiogover. the division of authority | ~ ents. She Ba. : gions and he bas thirsted on many lonely seas. He only “multiplies th for expansion of Federal! ' Sohut next | eo coeene te inwiem "> | am po wealth of worldly gveds and aiways f tiv weit an om “ ne % cnet oe - ic evil. | Bh - iin ant eetietnis haw be bas assed th ot ldly iways | acti ities in every direction. ureaucratic evil, | come unbearable, and the time is come to} *** bad great difficulty im financing bis expeditions. like amy other parasite or pest, is self-mu/tiplying. Cabanne av . : ae 5 vhs hig? ‘ i . _ : fh cease our mouthings against such condi- eon be bas made had himseif bam ot o peopte nee why are no corrective measures taken toe or | and Mrs tiene—and to act. Let us cease to be we ioe remember as jong as Drake. Magellan und Cabot ganize government on an efficiency basis such as pre | daughter. a hare in this outrageous chase. And be. are remembered. rails in any successful private business’ Every Pres Sear 4. come the hound. Instead. It ts this. or Frankly a seeker after fame. Amundsen brought ident, from Roosevelt tu Coelidge, Heover testifies, daughter. t — are ggg hee —- We ae 1. 12 fine equipment fo the quest: robust physique. per. ‘bas urged upen Congress a reorganization of the Mra. C freak. a ow = — l fect ed co : love of the executive arm of the Government. Cabinet officers 2 Ww | ” citizens hold to the view that our courec/{*ct Berves. unquestioned courage and a iove of the) | ? of tyranny is leading to the shambics of | desolate places. No lust fer muney or for the plaw — pleaded for it. Congressiona) committees bare turned revolution. We are a people who will ldits of the crowd interposed between him and his investigated, reported amd recommended. The iast : = ml See ve daa 1 |S0al. He wanted to break the trail; he longed to see Republican party platform favored “a comprehensive : . fe be oppressed even by law te more|the things that no human eyes had seen before; be reorganization.” But nothing is done.. ' them enough: but when such laws be- wanted to drink from the well at the worid’s end, and | Here appears to be an opportunity for a venture in | them. Fi come the excuse for lawless outrage at|ne wanted to set his flag at the poles. And be did |4¢Ministration leadership which would not disturb ay 7 | Mra. Cor the hands of police officials..the time | business. . reas Sons ; & Venice.” but took an active hand i GEA Congress. more interested in patronage " — oo planning the libcette. In a se- Miss te resist is upon us. Arrest and insult) than im economy and efficiency, will not ts » : ter. a of lawful citizens has become 2 sport. THE UNSOLD IDEA. ” " ficiency, will pot fake the of entrancing musica! numbers, to : lead. The reason why nothing is dune,is politics, the of them humorous, it relates tne but such citizens are often assau'ted ine -euads ie te el discomfiture of a titled young e this pastime. A detailed statement of °° . pea: cham ~s is should be 4 Mat jors’ But the Presidest was elected on an economy when « barber, a cook and a Bens ” - st is ri i . " : ; en pit their wits against | outrages is not required. The rec- ter of public interest is @ tridute to Dis salesmanship. niatform. Backed by the forma! declaration ef bis a Jr. will machinations. oo = ee LQ 2 ee these the and the reports of the is lif tas stri ) s peo ords of he courts po e All his life he was Striven to luppres: people with bis | party, he ceuld make a tremendous appea! to tbe 3 + a 5 a 5 a. “ith police officials Not this sione. ¢ . ahi ) iol | - | : aston B. Means, master salesman, will spend the | cael ' - . | obstructive and wire-puiling infiuence of job hbhveid : ; ; , i | ’ | } ’ ‘ recite the details of these in- ~~ anit — ! . i Pee oeee bese the werst is wot | oertame. And ae it cam bo sel ing Gaston B./ people and to business over the heads of the job @om made known.: We are a people | Meats as @ personality be was “there. tie seemed holders. An oppertunity net only fo correct an evil mone : barrassed for the sport of the chase, by | ‘0° have the gocds. \of extravagance and inefficiency but to dea! an effec- pm was mea paid to protect us from lawléssness. A busivess firm bought his persuasive tomgue. 4 jtive blow to one of the most dangerous tendencies of | | Aad when we have suffered outrage a) rich widow paid for bis charmiig manners, the Ger- | sk the hands of lawiess officers of the law. G : . ; = yn . | modern government—that of a bieod-sucking ba | will once more direct the and Fleren inflicted upon law-abiding citizens? Noth)" ability as a spy. and finally, certain gentiemen pot come to every statesman. | ‘Reserved Seats ror 25 Cents. The s ing! They are net even reprimanded/of the Harding administration were “sold” on his eer eS Minn ae | - mE Im the way of improvements at Charles mar condect Po should bring ingtant/ genius for filthy political intrigue. During the scan- Y WwW - JERSEY A ” “ te auditorium. the Municipal — @ismissa!l. and often imprisonment. as et ee ' ° BIGOTR NEV. JERSEY. ON GRAND PREE oe er Association has instalied a | Verne Cas The lamp of Mberty ts ever trimmed dal sessions at Washington after Harding’ death, | ati , > a ew comfort station at a cost of / BIL The ugiy head of religious intoicrance is being . : a e and burning. Therefore. it is suggested | aston B. Means sold himself as a public figure. He that a fund be raised to be devoted to] was much in the news. His demeanor on the witness raised in New Jersey, where a Roman Catholic, | /'Themas F. McCrann, is seeking the Republican now ' jie ae | T M | ‘ 4 | - ‘5 ng tal: | , ity aT hh the prosecution of lawless police of-/ stand made good . copy. A master salesman. ictale—Sate and Mederal. Let the best! no: when the time came for cael > tees ee ee ee eee 2 6. ee A HIXUTE --o oe ale | 2 legu! renee we aor Se ¢ wanyghersn. eietsd tnitet taimoctant anda ef thie lide vr Moore, a Protestant. In disregard of the merits of | “a CLARK MCcADAMS PUBI IC OPI te je purchased in advance. The en- M these men prose ute r ry| make. = ais SmOOR VeCrann, who is being stanchiy supported by Sen ER | ? aad r mone ¢ paint — 1798 Cow _ ThRts column is designed to a " — powtbice charce-—faise arrest. assau't and| tongue apd fascinating eyes left something lacking. ator Edge, the fight aguinst bi in bet i a : ’ . . . ‘ Pe | - Ss -. — oa breaking. destruction of/i¢ was a big deal, a very big deal. He had to sell , ~ i _ ae m ng concucted | reo | Tf t& announced that the-qevanss | 1 ga me A Titi. i. oon oo 1 pe Sap SS ee. Sees Se ee acheeet | CAPRICE. PSALM OF ST. LOUIS. without es the ie CO tickets totals approximately | 14 THREE CENTURIES Of AMERICAN . sary. «Ate Bad tO pur Over | .dged State leader, h sed ‘rap — | :, } leading publicists. aewspapers end { day : ANCESTRY the idea of &aston B Means’ integrity To many ~ ~ GS Cea rT. oases ese pou: - Met bet Ss Cause 1 ’ Ww hen a of our iaugnhing is over ! The night shall be filled with thieving, aes ts. * ; =e “ 3 _ “3 Arranged. Ise _ , ; ie ie, es ; ° . . _ avow parypuwe of winch ; Bus Service | the os geweemen people a pg: able ee For as pam citizens to receive " pedlic reprimand | 1925 should have to be fought on the narrow issue of; Or will you be a white cloud that fivats | Kir: Judging by the uproar ever Mrs An- | tial of Heber Natious whe Sam “The United Railways. co-ordinat-| gee gt ee aes a 6 se eallma matte | from a “bigh official spokesman” at Washingten isa man's religion. As Senator Edge points out in re Away from the bills to the sea? | @rew Jackson. Tennessee is just as devored | with Chartes S Prather by © | ig tte service with that of the St. | ene ’ cheat noe that thie te geing cn moss an upuswal procedure, yet that is the distinction viewing McCrann’s long period of public service, he. pe a — a thin. china cup. te lecend in socia! as in biolegical bistory jury im St Louis charged with oc is Bus Line. has for Ingten, 4 Why 1 which has been accorded Otto Kahn, George W. Wick. bas served faithfully and well, and has proved him. | — eee Se ; | Surely the statute of [imitations on perish. | bribes from the Griesedieck | aa | from the Olive University sail Gay and every night. y. it is nothing 7 , anc Oas Z| ALVLA MATTHEWS. . ¢ ais. tied , ; openly ¢ Deimar routes. and the Union) oi Be to hear young men boast of being out/ersham and other Americans who bave aired'their self im all things a good citizen. But a0 appeal te, - ote , , eS ee Bevmnece: - os an | Be to bumes which will be oper- iii : oie | ; a f | | . | ™ust run after a century or so If any (| (hat Be pai rrathers A ‘ . = there oh Nery ily ng > maga on mes views recently in Paris on the subject c° the French | reason can influence the present-day fanatics, who are Sir: How tmportant.a piace tn our lives | further proof were needed ol, Siena tien in the sale of beer. and it tas > ied along De Saliviere avenue; tables cro . Whe is — — . van 2 . . : . se Xx from the other now by ¢ : - YOUNG MAN—To standé in front - ‘appeal of the Anti-Salces League in| ers to thege lines from feeder | sr Department that they are layin ibe, bay : d hittie d - > a “ ~ |the Texas oi] fieid after years of gallant struggie. - . prweer 2s P a . See "7 2. e of my place of business for adver- : newspaper. the Jeffersun City will be ataflable. Street car eS Saas A, SESS Grees GS Sikte Sutarcangs among “admit | r20. lected $400.00¢ ' — SS we chanres WS oat 6 Gey eee - tisinge purpeses: ome who is hard te In this cireviar letter. Sate touching at the park ¢«- Having coiec HwMw fo atri . I . ° ' . . ar r ses. one t . ° - men and theee few men who are work-/ istration officiais.” Hence, the gentiemen whe are es ave, for her strike we should! thing in trousers. prancing up the street | ' . | the recipient & : : | ’ : ike to feel assured that Miss Weils is ! ; . > | ith ‘? * ” mare aug . drat A. H. Post urges a img are oniy working balf time’ They | responsible have been advised by the “high official —_ to feel assured that Miss Weils is leaving the gif; “''" & cigarette in her mouth ba we eee Be eee ee ees Lee tee eee- ress ‘o President Coolidge TODA, are starting at the wrong piace to save | 5 pe vg 6 ohcia: game for good. With our more maturesknowledge of | Why do we have so many divorces’ The eh he . S e . = | : sce ‘ - . . cs » I¢ hy . : . i. answer is ciothes! (Clothes and mere ciothes! ae ian nape e jod open. until SF. ax investigation of ihe |Spokesman” to mind their own business and permit | ..¢, OP ey area ial . . - life and oil, that is just what we wouid do. Coolifge leaves the White House. it will | Nations and protesting against the money. Why always start on the man seive the problem of what to do with our Nations. © * * Write & that makes the least? Why mot cut the ithis delicate matter of debts to De bandied by the Many a criminal! has escaped under the dis- wieiiyy: ' ~ But Miss Wells is quo as v! t +7) : salaries of the Mayer and the Comp- proper autborities. Their remarks. it was said ; y quoted pe a that she will zuise of clothes, and many a man owes his next ex-Presiden: ' DAT! THE TIME a troller and all the ompniissioners ’ They ‘further @n only muddle th =P . 12 om remain ao Oli specuiator untii she makes Just one ife *o the fact that he “as attired in « . i. i. it TO . y = betes veil 4 | 4s Lae Si) Lio sv eo men working steady on the tennis courts nd cross the Water, Will put wrong ideas their pockets stuffed with winnings from a lucky turn . . - THEODORE TRILSEY insult te the Federa, Court i= Was and then keep them open from 5 a. m. ‘3 the French mind. of the wheel, stay for just ume mor y ¢ b Sie- The linoty vident'yv . . . . _cuse is pending: What e frantic & : until dark and give us al! a chance te So far, the “high official spokesman” bas not ex w Bes Se ee a Sees ei ee ee ee eed Cleveiané’s city uti ate pee ee prejudice’ ee play. Anyone who works won't have a | tended his disol . We have been toid Dy enthusiastic piungers en the mental and unsympathetic machine. After wi , en ee While we are tot familiar with os “ is sure t gaz ;' is | t ty ri? ! = chance to play at al! now » poe, » peas epcepemen and newspapers. stock market that just one more deal wil!) satisfy) * ™°St affecting account of the illness of - ene o fe 8 cH) of a million. which | of the case, to us such a frantit as The ball plarers and the socces steeen But that may wel! be the next step. No doubt Messrs them They refused i ai ae ‘Bid the Maharajah of Gavilior in Paris and the ought to liv — things up around the Millfon at eemenl t prem Cacte mG eT : ‘ ‘ m ee ih... ; : us O ’ %% P. ; 7 : * fo , an 2 wo . r =e thi must hav been crt i ' Te the Editor of the Post-Dispatch weds of 1925 caused $10,000,000 damage in Ok 4 one eee simi, and skedaddie: | g@dvance notices of Morris Gest: “Miracie.~ °' tae rs . ™ = paces S oo ened “ “a : MAT @ pity that the eaters ete homa have spread to a plan to curb high waters in tins | particularly the one in which the “percho- The wif ° De ; M ~ ” y of t aa Zz *) / : . * : ° ’ ' + 7 ? : : cational system is radica! ux Southwestern states. Oklahoma, Texas. Kansas The museum association wants to abolish the logical engineer” designated the production | ste paar Peete. on, Shae — ae poor | tertous sumbers. ‘ it will be rs . rm icaily 4 nat - Arkansas \ew Mexico ana i” orado n! . ic ‘ln useum lag . whieh foil a an ~ ert convention.” RAH-RAHS-ART. ; ay mtd : " ted Sia os Not ’ year ago his pian called for a ' wurel. Those who have been mothers or ' » 0 Inust aii have a : ‘CUO8S peopies attempis to a i "ai ( and «tay poor. } ‘ ° _* . T« - 7 .. —rr . Te - -~ear & > . — = : fathers are the only ones «ho should | as (Se pregram, if similar calamities are to be “* ©Y*FF Sng at once. Such is modernization im the | a oe 3 “ 5 : teach schoo! children. «and even th avo) im future. and aiready there is some unity ot naustry of the dead past. sr: in our @epertment there are five | 'T WAKES A PIFFERE NCE | ue : hos . ho * and ¢ c h The bosses — .. " ) there should be careful seiection of ®t. and promise of Federal aid to carry the « a bosses” and two stenezraphers The ven etl Dee © nin i . . ‘i ei. ex oe ce ert >» morning on time ned th . . a@ctreit ' teachers. it auw * tensiv . - ‘Hie . e cacn ; pe Mages . e se- tf have a@ tender feel! : aie Sg fo oo — . om e ot Ro o achievement THE WAGONERIAN PROOF. negraphers are late Sounds like @ Dad | ter eves and smil« an pe and | : ° (phew - is regral Cantre%m iztes > ts ~~ a ~~" = see Tt cae he + +h . 4 ie : : es e* ~ naiT : own megination, tack Intuition. and deo r ed oh on 7, es sanding each stream \ dispatcd from Minoeapolis sars be Minnebalta ot Son teen nineeees oct da a ee ee | ‘4 sy> ; +4 > nie ; , — . — » t : ts 4 ;. ‘ iJ : . : hereforce , .Ongtei ow are gta! d ’ — ~ ce: , ~* . ; progress is slow. and the fruits of schoois | TPES CBANDels 'n some instances. and providing right. Try this on ; a ) b ' ae mn rag > no wren ) ua a a ee . : : eIgat. ify Opis your saxophone: the poor gitils are invariably delared. as 7 aA . . s% : 7 a an@ universities are morbid and lack | “*°Orase basins to conserve the flood water. in others Mum bie ty | it is se bard to find a piace to park their at Sas Cae che. caaneras olear understanding of life's probiems | Carried to fulfillment, much arsbie land will be re me Sot. re rum-soaked minions. prt *—45 er | is fast yelept “sdorabi«.” bridge Onre more the -_ = . . ° ~~}. . . : I think i was Nixon Waterman = wmy | deemed to cuitivat: , 'e co-workers of the Demon, ee ee. | talk about reduction tm the . fo cultivation, and hundreds of thousands of Td » , astodontan , interesting eote “It I krew you and rou knew me. a i lands sas rom the hazards And the arid Voistead statute oiiiitien, 4 wae avercas at another mystical number. It “| of periodical floods in addition, the water in t! ire as toni convention held tn St. Louis last week and «a humen-eating Zulu’s revoi “Ne doubt be t quite And both of us could clearly see. | ae bas T | — ~— crass and tinkitng cymbal. think that St Louis shovid have a satural hair bias. Ana with an inner sight divine _SMorage i928 Will serve {© irrigate thousands of Hiccup set to us ve tinppi a . his professional Tee en os ~Spprets history museum We feel sure tuat pos A pugilist. hyenas and a hi Why 20 per cent? meaning of ~our life and mine acres ip regions where dreuth freguentiy lowers the rom your sinful Vagabendis terity would be interested in seeing ene She calls th ail orabie” wit are Im sure that we would differ ies That o : , need s them “ad le h a pout Mellon's yteid. ie ur g'ortous adventure of our iong-nosed peoliccmen. that i vin Aad hands in frend! inese— T? ad , : Is a dud 4 frost ‘ ts 2 - 2 . is di c. into the Our i iiiietin saree his Gn@ertaking is expensive, but preliminary sur =. es a - * . ' | Ii vou knew me.” /Teys pronounce feasible. and tentative estimates ‘urs your eyes towards Mingesota. The United States Chamber of Commerce | Stit! [4 lowe to be inciuded ” | . : : ix pou: gaze MT ‘ “wants us to go into the Wortd ¢ oe A. N. GROVBR piace tbe cost af oo more than baif the damage al . - a linneapoits- | we heave not . et rid of al - » te — oe a — Bulg and the zoe, : wrought Gy the single flowed of L925 i ~o- Uur ‘aughing Minnehaha's = got rid of al. the werid court- | Uf she’@ eniy pout andé turn to me with it NicK SAMSTAG.

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PUBLIC OPINION from the Carrollton (Mo.) Republican-Ree- | ord. ‘ nager of the brewery openly confessed bat he paid Prather and Nations for protec- on in the sale of beer, and it bas been re- — brted that Prather also has confessed. if our memory serves us right, it was this me Heber Nations eho flippantly chal- nged the Federal grand jury to indict him, | is brother, Gus Nations. was at that me in charge of prohibition enforcement in St. ules, But tt ts obvious that be has changed , mind, as he has published the plaintive appeal! of the Anti-Saloon League in his own to President Coolidge TODAY, demanding ~ au investigation of (he prosecution agathst Nations and protesting against the trial of 7 phone five of your friends TODAY ané — rme them to do likewise?” What an amazing affront to the Preti-+ | dent of the United States! What « brazen meult to the Federa, Court in which che cuse ix pending! What a frantic appeal to — fenorance and prejudice! 4 While we are not familiar with the merits of the case. to us such a frantic and fanat- lea! appeal is prima facie evidence that the defendant i* guilty and dare not risk @ trial in Federal Court Of course, such prope- Randa wil! not help his case. and his only hepe of vindication is before a jury of nS & peers. By all means. let the tria! proc R, im the regular way. . 3 “SEVEN COME ELEVEN.” From the Baltimore Evening Sun P : g avenue. “yaa =~ MON : b-cent tlers afe reserved, and may Th ene ; E. ’ ® marria \ ~ a. en. riage of Miss Virzinta ; and | Mrs. Earl Lusk, the latter a sister. |} of the bride, were matraa of hon- ' \Or and best man respectively. able. For the first time the extended to 12 Ss, owing to the fact that the will be sail June 6 for Havana, Cuba. They Delmar routes, and the Union | i) ne a home after June 20. to busses which wi]! be oper- Faiong De Baliviere avenue om Delmar boulevard to Persh- The Park Department provide busses from the For- | Park Highlands and De Ball- | By the Associated Press entrances to Forest Park. The | LONDON, May 25.— It's Motorbus Co. will route | jcan pete: Facer hy | Bates, tof its lines from all parts Of | Houghton, was formally presented | chy directly to the theater, and |¢, King George at a levee held in ers to thege lines from feeder | St. James Palace this morning. at' —— . AMBASSADOR HOUGHTON IS PRESENTED TO KING GEORGE and Marke. MAL OF L. C. WAYNES \ordinary formal dress. Accompa- inied only by the counsellor of the | - funeral of Louis C. Haynes,| Passed out of the reception cham- the zuest of Mrs. H ™~ Miss Meta Vivian Small, daugh- Miss Elene Stone of Dallas, Tex., Harland Cro- be guests at the Edgewater Beaeh ber and returned to the embassy. Although it was the third levee this vear, it marked King George's first appearance at one of these | events, the Prince of Wales having presided at the two previous ones Guring his father’s absence on his Mediterranean cruise. To United Presb» terian Assembly. which will open Wednesday. I'ns- ithe assembly of that denomination, | ' bytery includes Illinois territory. ‘) years old. vice president of the Bt. Louis & Suburban Reail-| Co.. took place at 2 p. m. yes-. may from an undertaking chape! 49 Olive street to Valhalla) Tribute to the life of & former newspaper man. | paid by the Rev. Russell HH.’ a of Pilgrim Congregational! | he cars on al! lines of the, S. Louis & Suburban were ed for one minute at the be- t of the funeral services. ms died Friday of heart dis- st his home, 6908 Waterman Due ' Use »T. Kirn to Enter West Point. a We cectenl al '~—>- i 4 2. ot | a | { tit TUCO f. \ a sah 10444 ip gp 4>-¢ 2.42 a Nations. * © * Write it TODAY! Mail | legation, he took his place at the/toral and lay delesates from Seuth- | it TODA Y! THE TIMB 18 SHORT!" ) of &t. Louis & Suburban Of- | head of the diplomatic presentees.| ern I!linois will accompany those | PLEASE-—PLEASE—won't : you PLEASE ficial Buried in Valhalla. After bowing before the King, he/ from St. Louis, as the local pre;- | Table $9.50 Extra 3-Piece Suite Consists of Chair and Rocker and Your Choice of Sofa or Chaise Longue Finished in Silver Tan -Piece Fiber Suites rehased in advance. | : O iant has been trented to sev- | laicille McBride, daughter of Mr iter of Mr. and- Mrs. Harty Small | | , or thes yee . 1 coats of paint a _ and Mrs. Edward L. McBride of|of Pershing avenue, will spend the — ca re This column is designed to reproduce — ’ | 4705 Country Club Court, and Phil-|summer in the Hast. She will be = sila ao | oe By NIE. . trimmed with the sole purpose, ap-| set who won't make ig in his} the weapon Marton uses among the | geavices Held for Miss Margare? >, ' . | Mrs. Emmett Vv. Tho "€ : : ; - ie nécessary | outlaws and the attention of *he Mra : P , mpson of the: E have been invited, in fact|Parently, of being petted an)' for him to kill a than bef Hitchcock, Stier of o call sattention- to the - orn out methods | Cee, S ' ounters. Being a| handsome policemen or Marion Hitchcock. daughter of the iate 1 ans s School in Mill-! \ act that the most modern and ex- | screen love-makiag. Sharing hon-| Countess with nuothing to coun:| hérself might even be invited here Sunny Adriatic. Petriererg, where Mr. and Mrs. Thomp- | pensive cooling syrtems have been | OTs With Blanche's bob there is, at | does not appeal to the young lady/| to make eyes at what's left of the Ethan Allen Hitchcock, was held : :. pros niece, Miss Dorothy Fox, , is | installed in the St. Louis cinema;the Grand Centra! only, an Old| and so Jack dashes off a little! Egan gang. No good might come today from the home of her sis- EN, PRE beoggen Miss Fox will accompany | pétaces. According to the only in- Time Movie Show. From some-/| check ,for half a million francs—| of it, of course, but it worked pret- |ter, Mra. John F. Shepley, 4943 h overcoats S| Mrs, Thompson to St. Louis and | formation availab’:, which must be ' where somebody has dug up one of | even the authors do it in the! t¥ slick in “Zander the Great.’ Scarlett of will be the proper wear) will make her gebyt here informal- | true for it was provided by the;|the first. motion picfure plays, «| movies—and sends her to Paris to | ee ) Perenins 4, gree at the Municipal Theater,/ly next season, Mr. and Mrs. | Inanagers themselves, none of |two-reel drama called ‘Friends’ | learn how to be a lady. Eve learns | Gold Digging i De Luxe. Christ Church Cathedral officiated. ace will be transported in! Thompson's daughter Miss Jane, these massive ice plants cost less} With Mary Pickford, Henry B. Wai-|a lot of things in Paris and Jack | HE best pict lay Rear Admiral and Mrs. “7illiam 8. " w the sunny Adriatic and its/and the latter's cousin, Miss Har. than a million dullags and in sev- thall and Lionel Barrymore in the!| has to unlimber his, trusty wath this weet ts “My Wit 7% a1.” Sime were In attindnhes, SET wg will be warmed by the ardor! riet Thompson, will sail from Que- | eral instances the exper: account-/|C@st. It is being jut on this eek shooter again before the happy | at the Kings and cos a ." ~ being a sister of Miss Hitchcock. waltzes. I or the work bec June 10 on the Empress of | ants from the New York offices! JUSt as it was originally shown and | ending. Betty Compson is Eve and | been mate Diseaaten ra sbsiethes. Miss Hitchcock died of pneume- to open the Municipal The- | geotiand for a ‘three months’ tour! have reached figures far in excess with a three-piece orchestra and a} Buster Collier does the best work | ment from a story hb Harriet nia May 7, in Paris. She was 48 etion’s seventh SNe of | of Europe. | of that amount with 32 scattering/| Single projection machine. In th»| he has ever done in the comedy | Beecher Stowe. Just ped likely ab years old, and had lived in Paris entertainment is “A Night, » --- precincts, normaiiy democratic, t>/|0!d days “Friends” was a western role of a tailor whe makes a Kli]- | not {t was tak f F -.. [einee 1918. Her father was Am- *« comic opera in three Mrs. Joseph 8. Calfee of 32 be heard fr ) j of the most ’ as taken from that author's ner ; : | Kingsbury place has as h om. Just In passin,z let st pronounced dramatic|ing at the roulette tables. The “Uncle Tom's Cabin.” for you nev- | Dassador to Russia, and was Jobann oe , for a week her niece ead ee it be remarked that, in the motion |type but now it is, without a/Cansinos, Spanish dancers. whojer can tell what the movies wil) | Secretry of the Interior in Presi- new principals will make Virginia H: b pFiccomis mies 3 elle picture business it is customary ‘o|,change having been made in it| have appeared here at the Or-| do in bringing an old story ip to | dent MeKinleys Cabinet. a eppeee a is . ee Mo. add two naughts ae Park stage. These are Mrs. John S. Leahy of 4639 Lin figure you hafipen to mention ex-|comedy. Blanche Sweet's lovin’ | bil! ‘about a li ; y " y 7 - ™ ~ . . . . i ttle old di Pr’. ‘ rs ” . ‘Ke al wae Joseph Lumaghi, and will take | paper on he ag ice plants there| heeled boots—along with the con-| been put into the movie of the|the picture. Sounds like @ pretty |again at the Delmonte in “The will be ose of i marja villa outside of Paris, where the can certainly be 10 harm in men- ventional trousers and five-gallon| same name which is the attraction conventional sort of a story and | Rainbow Trail.” by Zane Grey, @ basso buffo; William J./ younger children will stay while tioning the fact that it “was de-| hat, of course—for some tims !n|at Loew's State.- “The Bootlegger’s | !t 1s, but just the same it is well | sequel to the other film. The pic- TY, hy, second comedian, rs Miss Leahy travels with her par- | snowoak $d cool in all of the theaters pictures of the wide’open spaces,! Bride” or even “Taming the Rum done and interesting. Constance | ture includes a scene in which two Woodruff, gop rag . x;ents. She is planning to make her a. ay. This includes the Lyric] drops back into dre&s suits and a‘-| Runners” would have been a bet- Bennett, Irene Bennett, Huntley|men and a woman rout a whole j : of the St. = . chorus | debut next winter. yeome. oe Ltomobiles in “Eve's Secret” at the|ter name for Marion Davies’ new- Gordon and John Harron are :n|tribe of Indians. Mix, wearing «@ have minor ae ~ ae ed Miss Sue Fritsch. «99 ; daughter, Miss Olguita, in England duced by Blanche Sweet, is the best | those cowboy draraas, however, .nj/ forts, still finds time to make a Tony, appeared in “The Riders |ing scenes and the audience Uked : Chore rehearsals for “A Night where how atin visiting res Mr thing about “His Supreme! despite his dress clothes he is thej little trip in a Ford from Ohlo/of the Purple Sage” at the Del-|jit. There is also a comedy and @ gett oon ~ a ial Fritsch who went abroad with his | MISS MILLICENT HACK. Moment” at the Grand Centra!,’ best pistol shot [n al! Europe,.a'to the Mexican border, where she | monte recently, it seemed to be alstage number. month, and rehearsals o - , , | MESS - at AUK. eee in —~ _apn , 4 ‘ for two weeks. A dress daughter, has returned home. | HE wedding of Miss Hauk, : . was held, Friday’ after- Mrs. Charles Parsons Pettus of | who is the daughter of Mr. and sad the management is con-|33 Westmoreland place has re-|.. Mrs. B. Riley Hauk of 7036 : of a well-prépared premiere, | turned from a visit with her broth- Kingsbury boulevard, and Robert | 9 > | of the city and State have er and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wier Weddell, son of the Rev. and a | invited to attend the opening | Thurston Wright, at their home in| ™"S* F. M. Weddell of Trinity ave- ji | nance. Philadelphia, ani Louisville, Ky.,|"U® University City, wil . take | f : the Viennese sovereign | where she attended the Derby with |P/#ce Saturday. The couple will 2 rm light opera and the waltz, not/ them. ‘make their home in Indianapolis, ‘y “ . — | Ind. \ : ad . wag oop By Ble Sige a Mrs. Cornelius Tompkins of 5027 |. —————___———— ® { — Westminster place and her dauch- . ‘@ i gh , . | - | Planning the libretto. In @ #€-| ter Miss Mamie Tompkins. will zo the Rapides Club, Alexandria. Tho | | v of entrancing musical numbers, | , “ae » bride was educated at Whittan- | to Atlantic City June 1 to spend|, , | | y of them humorous, it relates | +n. summer Carlisle in Lincoln, Neb., and Ar- , Aiscomfiture of a titled young | iliac : cadia College, Arcadia, Mo. Mr. - | ; when a barber, a cook and a | _Mrs. Carl F. G. Meyer of 5503; Vautrot attended college in the m . , . ; fen pit their wits against | ‘ lemefre avenue aad her son, “arl|South and is a member'of Sigma e ' . machinations. |Jr., will motor to New York today | Chi. : ! Mere will be a chorus of 96 lo- | f0r.& fertnight. _ The Ladies’ Guild “of the Good ues ay ers €se ine ' . | singere, and an ofchestra of Mrs. F. X. Walsh of 5128 Ray- Shepherd (th ierets at ¢838 peters + of - gg chosen mostly from the . St.;mond avenue was hostess at al street will serve IG Cronk | | Symphony Orchestra. Charles large tea Saturday at the Forest); ;°2 to 1:30 iatee dinate from 5 ve { n will again be at the con- | Fark Hotel, * complimenting her: sg o'clock Wednesday May 27 Mors stand. and Charies A.| daughters, Misses Mary, Frances! 7 a Peer | r will once more direct the ;and Florence Walsh. About 200/| Mrs. Charles D. Comfort of | » action. Guests called during the afternoon.' “River Cliff,” 4670 South Broad- o Reserved Seats tor 25 Cents. (The hostess was assisted by Mrs. | WY. has returned home after a - In the way of improvements at Charles Bishop Blood and Misses | Short visit to Washington, D. C. = a , auditorium, the Municipal | Marion Bascom, Virginia Cranec,/; Mr. and Mrs. Meier Swope of | heater Association has instalied a | Verne Casserly, Josephine Mulvi-'/ 4466 Westminster place are ex- | comfort station at a cost of | hill, Dorothy O’Brien, Margaret! pected home today after a four | : 2,900, and permanent seats in| Sheahan, Katherine Cervantes,| months’ cruise of the Mediterra- | 7 he M | R R O R f 25-cent and free sent sections. | Helen Galvin, Anne Sherrer and i‘nean, and visits to Egypt, Spain | O rot the first\time chairs in the/| Irene Tivey. ‘}and France. | ; i ' } 7 f | Ice Freely ee ee ee ee | | : HRIFT DAY Tuesday presents a worth- : Summer foods and Sum- while opportunity to obtain this fine 3 piece te Capt. Willlam C. Kirn, Seen notified tu report at West mer drinks must be cold Fiber Suite*at a very low price. The pieces are all attractively designed and hand woven of The seat cushions are all loose and spring~- F. filled. They are covered in a colorful pattern of pe figured. tapestry. A Suite of this character is ideal for sun room or living room and for your convenience we have priced it two ways—you ECRETARY OF THE TREASURY ~ MELLON bes « way of working In myY® | terlous numbers \ lt will be recalled that 8 year ago his plan called for & reductio® of surtaxes to a maximum of 25 per cent | Why 25 per cent’ Ah, that was Mr Mel- jon's oWn secret! And having made up his July 1, having passed the ‘al and mental requirements *atry to the United States Mili- to be palatable. Ice costs vind that 25 i the exact Aradem). Kirn received his : . ofa ; ‘ . . : proportion, he permitted selther prote A New rough Conseney: so very little and Polar carefully selected fiber. The finish is a rich silver have a choice of chair, rocker and large sofa or ition. ‘ . apt. Kira, & . " " . ° : ° . ‘ Mos en. teteatanns gnekeuel is cossten cad ane Wave ice is purer than tan, shaded and high-lighted 1n contrasting tones. chair, rocker and chaise longue. vi : oI &l one time for the Shrine | ef Organizer of Alhambra | “aves, droppel dead two upon it. What he got from Congress was a reduction to 40 per cent. Since then com- siderable water has passed under the — your drinking water. i ca You May Use Your Credit Standing to Pay for bridgt Once more the Secretary begins ad ago while engaged in| talk about reduction in the surtaxes. po | l practice. : + ime it t& interesting to note that he sae La f F; tu Another mystical number. It ts 20 per cent. Movements. mmer urnt re. No dqubt he ts quite as prepared to Arrived. bie professiona! reputation on that els — Tork, May 24. Carmania, ‘ Why 20 per cent? Ah, that agaip is Mr. — Liverpool; Tuscania, Glas- : Melion’s secret. If it ie permitted to delve . inte the mathematica! working of the Seer » POO], May 24, Caronia, New ~ ; retary’s mind. we venture the suggestio® ch that his 20 per cent plan ie merely e round- 7 Sailed. . : Sa about “ay of persuading Congress to drop» Mes. Mey 23, Leonardo 4a’ ‘ie to 35 Judging from the past performances for New York. a of Mr. Mellin and of Congress. the suUs- & ee May 23. Mauretania, oe Gestion is at least mathematically 4 ork. ee ae F - dos nail’ : / . : ‘ : » - . PC os es ae oe hy hy. i |: ee FS: : ; oe ae i ae ae ae oe i os ee Fi a ee "st a AE A, ge es © o . SIE rN tee a a —— > eo ~ a Ue. es oe SE ee ee ee ee ee ee ee a ae a ey ee a, J . ‘Wa ore: ee ee

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ee cS i a. ee te , = ag aaa et and aah a th fod ote! oe ~ - ss ~~ de > "Sra we ™ ————— on eer om o a A rer ae ith onatee ee: 5 eee r : —— | : nee Cs ww . ogra ° » . , a ae , aN ” 4 7 - * ‘ » gilli . 4 ; ; COMBINED The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than ibe morning and one ether evening BOWNESE* \ ® ie \ ' . , pty s ven Nations to Discuss Problems at Institute's Meetin at per ‘ | { J & Houctulu in July. man atte ' 4 ~ ‘ ~ . ha , 4 , —— Pres Stanfe Headquarters on Fourth creat jt vy preves that we are de monstrating is limited and we cannot too eax . NEW . WOMEN BY THOU- SANDS JOIN THE I W. W. és Wen 'T Wash'*’ ws ther ‘CONGRESS THEATER slogan. Why should they? - There's a WHY that’s hard to | HELD UP, $410 —: answer. They can send their bundie bere and get it back [f|Men Flee in. Stolen aia with our wet wash plan at six | Aft Theft of $250 From cents per pound. The work of | : the world is becoming system- | Box Office, $60 Taken atized and this laundry’s here ff From Manager. to help the women folks. conclysively to the people of 5t. Louis and HOUSE Sash Sd Ga urge you to attend this 6-day demor z > rv t % . “ _ ; vieinity our-supremacy in the retailing 0% sale early and profit in the bargaims off SB 2 good furniture at the lowest prices possible. — L120-22- 24-26-28-38 Olive St.- 3 ‘| y r t) -_ a a ee ae om S pectal Combination Offer of Jewel Freezers Tegether With 2 Cans .of Hershey's Cocoa; 312 | $185 Two-Tone Walnut Suites A safe in the thome office of the Missouri Insurance Co. on the ) fourth floor of ‘the Vano! Bu:iding. | Wet Wash, Gc Ib. fiver ores, 22, | street. was blown last night and Misimam Bundle, $1.29 robbed of $800. The explosion tore eff the outer door end left the in- Ww W A ner door hanging by one hinze. et ash, ) The irobbers Climbed a fire ®s- Flat Work lrened. 7c Ib. cape and jimmied open 4 window Mezimu to admit them to the forth floor Bundle, $1.60 then forced an entrance into the eashier’s cage where the safe was Bundles called for and de- They left behind ja pair of canvas’ a eae — . “ = etiieteteereemamnenemnatnamnatiatmenameneene Re ae ae ee ee ee — - - , , 77 7 a%) i] Summer when rou want 1 af “ compartment, at Dox and ee = , it These galvanized A Tudor period Suite, constructed of two-tone —! consists of lar iresser_ -" gracetu | bew-end beds Freezers with handle § bdffet with mahogany drawer linings and silver tray, china cabinet, ee ; ‘@; H and container and 2 #f extension table, six chairs, one with arms and tapestry seats. cans of Hershey's ee lov d “jimmy.” Giles H. —_ ilarge | livered in all parts of > Louis, ane mee Cee -eported -the — Cash—Balance in Monthly Payments S Cocoa are imdeed unus- jf eS Cash—Salance « im a ah ecsmere ve . Maplewood, Overland Park and y. ie | robbery. if ee eee = — Hummer Brand | ie DEN H = a Re i eer | GAR OSE i street, was waiting for the east- bound stréet car at Newstead a-- nue and Olive street at 5:30 a. m |\today, when two men got behind and in front of him and one said Phene—Victor 4708-4709-4710 te the other, “Get his t: ‘oe. Harry. CASCADE } 2 se te he WET WASH LAUNDRY able diamond: in his tie, resisted and was struck.on the head with a Reed F “em End Tables revolver fell. At this juncture 1 7 ate. , pnetS ————s | ‘ Sogn. SEE med | _ [Beautiful velour overstuffed Jam 3 ta (and the two men fled to a parked Made of reed fiber, in # Suites, with special Nachman bil in which they es- ' , - | : 3 : hee a Satine ort, peli neat brown finish. The Hspring units ard loose cushion wa suiliade )Ser, police learned the car had beautifully finished #eonstruction. Consists of davenport, low -feot Et |been stolen at 5:15 a. m.. from James Mulvaney, 5712 Mimika avenue, br: three men whom he |}@ave a lift while he was driving to | work. @ s ; alt. | . ; ee Vv tops are in half-moon # chair and elegant fireside chair. = | made of heavy shape. ; =eouplings. They are exceptional - - ash—Satance in M yment ‘ : 50c Cash Delwers One sade peecort isi . »! 50c Cash Delwers One “fs | Congress Theater Heid T p. d | me | As Nathan Emas, 1141A North § SS SSS Sj —— SSS | Vandeventer. drove up to his home. f Whi rite Fre st Ref: .f Immons Bed | “UT 7? Ra at 8:15 o'clock last night in his; # } ite rost e rigerators | | “Vesta nges |} Moen automobile. four armed men | i i forced him out and drove away in 1 Fallor Twin Ste. ff his car. At $:4@ o'clock they ne | | drove up to the Congress Theater. $ ao OO 1 #023 Olive street. three men enter- = Value ° > . | ing and @ feerth staying at the’ Tl © B& Sh jjé§ @..- +245: —" —— ! wheel. One armed man reache | | I] Vesta make in three-burner sty'e. through the ticket window. shoved | nz and large baking : xe as Bea [ff with blue enameling oar vy Lonine cuabhter, aside, and The new White Frost Round | in “walnut inteh, wills Miawete: o o%. Another robber took frig _ ontimueus .pusts § a ir Une ae on Ref AP _ with new | and flat fillers. 1 Samar ig sonra | $36. 75 manager. in the lobby. All escapec cork and noted for its compact .00 —Balance Mont | onthl | ‘in the Ie se rust $1.00 Cash Monthly 1 $1.00 Cash—Balance M y o | stolen automobile. The ness and easy cleaning fea-| | " : movie show was not interr - : cial —~ ° When others advertise Waiches and upted. “= : Do bl De k ) ——, on o_o eS think ef | Harry L. Johnson, in charge of bares. Special at $49.75. . u e C pring Gra Enamel = " ithe oil station at 2701 Pine boul- | y r GALLS | Sard. reported a girl assisted two $4 Cash—Balance Mont i ss F. 2 1 G | young men i M hly | iu mn in holding him up at $22.50 i} 412 N. TPH ST. | 12:30 a. m. yesterday. He said the ‘ o Val ail | | three drove up in a Ford and when $24 Gibson Side-Icer _ | | Le resisted robbery by the men. the ° - ‘ ii | Th cirl took $137 from his pockets. ieee lo) Cihe Py A ee ei ie mgm ee ee _— = I --,ese enameled Gas Ranges are vare value . |He grabbed the girl's arm and | Naw 1925 model Gibson Refrigerators made $ are made espec inaly ‘for 1 us by ! — ann Te inches and has a broiler oven; | twisted it. causing her to scream Ho! solid ash and white enamei lined. A set prominent manuGnetures Pu i arerrenteg coeemmiaas Sel mani fold: ond drop all but $8 of the money. of 4 refrigerator dishes free. double deck with ‘helical coil Ngee Cash—Balance Monthy he said. The robbers escaped. races and rigid frames. | $5 Five men, two showing revolvers, $8.00 Cash—Salance Monthiy | ———————— CURED IA S&S held up José¢ph Laiderman in his \ Ora ip aYs ange eal branch office, 4021 ———— . live street. at 12:30 p. m. vester- 1 day, forced him to face a wall. an@ escaped with $372 in receipts. Grocer Held Up in Store. Two men who purchased cheese : at the grocery store of Joseph An- ders, 2136 College avenue. at 19-29 silo pine, whial hes the application of p. m.. Saturday. returned in a few : the cistment « clean and cacy tack of a | Minutes with two other men. fired p : | a shot im the floor and held up An- | ders and two customers Anders | declined to tell the police how much was obtained by the rob- bers. Harry Rosenberg. 5600 Pershing }) avenue, reported he and two sisters | Were in his automobile on Art Hil! forest Park, reading a letter. at 19 |p. m., Saturday. when four armed men robbed him of $25 and escaped on foot. after vainly trying to j es Very efficient are these high-grade Water-Power Washing — and durabiy made to help you do your washing more easily DAVENPORT TABLE | start his car. 50 $13.00 97: 50 A young man who ran into the ™ a2, |saioon of Patrick Sullivan, 5763 Value at. . . North Market street. and com- an inexpensive Trunk that fs rooed-lookivg and just the thing for : manded three card Ppiayers to Tables in? both mahc cany and oa! finishes are 1 epeiiner Has a ‘ray divided imto t¥wo parts. leather hangles. brass +.” “stick ‘em up.” tan right out again — - ft - a — | ad anid when the players heaved an ash nis sensational ow figure eee ee $1.00 Cash—-thidianen Monthly $1.00 ——— | |tray and chairs at him. He ran as ifar as an ashpit at 5842 North | Market street, where the card pia (ers captured him for police... He said he was John Conler. 19. of +1422 Francis street. a police char- ) acter, now out on bond on a crargre of carrying a concealed weapon. The card plavrers were Sullivan and two friends. Fred Horning and Pat- rick Brennan. * $S5.00 V pasa $29.7 —— ——— oe TROPS DEAD \ ‘te ass ortme sf : AT SIGHT fi) BODY he nr oe Dat erns ‘and . colorings are featured a: Toa > ® = " nmr . - Awakened by Dog, He Sees Daugh- is + ume thet Rewe & , . . —_ 3 i Reed fiber Bae ter Lifeless on Gas Stove. ong. deep pile to insure | : —— ' +4 SoS; ii, "arriages Ry the Aseecteted Pree are of satisfactor . . NEW YORK May ze Awak eTrt im cerevonn : 4 servsce ened by the baring of a pet dog ) ’ > | in his apartment in Greenwich Vil. ‘lage. John Angus Kerr retired have removable eushions. $1 Cash—Balance Monthly 9x12 Velvet Rugs 9x12 Congoleum Rugs , business man, today found the hody |of his daughter. Mrs Madeline All Reed Fiber t Serviceable Rugs that pou can gee in 9x12 durabie Congoleum in beautiful pat BABY STROLLERS | Secec, lying across a gas stove. the ~ ~~ { | an reem. ww wen of . Fa ‘oad : terns. (“ome in one piece $ 85 Jas of which were wide open I LOOR SAMPLI S Si Mans 7 on a and 32 4- ie without borders, $59 | Shocked by the sight. Kerr dropped /*¥ colorings ; oe at $1650 spe fram heart disease | oa f $2 Cash—Balance Monthly $1.00 Pe ae ae Monthly Valuc.... 0 Alexander Secee the woman's § “3 Off | husband, ales awakened hw the idee, found thé bedieew and turned ‘9x12 Brussels re 9x12 Grass Rugs Beautiful reed fiber Stroliers with Odd Rockers, Chaise Lounges. Des! Sette adjustab hort the gar Tt te betliewed that Lampx and Ferne ae - a a = eee Heavy Bruseeis Rugs. 9x'2 Excellent Ruse for dens or _ leatherette hoods and ie ee 3 t. +) ; | ’ rT ns at oo. ~ 2 nro. Son? 3 “73 . _ . — ' c.ine - - P ¥ Mrs. Secee fainted while preparing ‘ Claes. | : a beautiful 6. ee that are very -) foot enda. praia serwy heres l oe Convenient Terms $1 Cash Delivers One break fast Kerr “eas treasurer ye Le Doux & (n.. chemical rewear: firm. until: hie yo seve year? ago $7 Cink. Seance Monthi# 50¢c Cash— Balance Monthly ie | “| rg ee rere

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a IMARKETS-SPORTS] we aa eSaeae > — sl a 2 oe) ee a a : ; . . . o ~ ie! 2 ‘ os pees ° a . ’ ~ * . ee. See 4 . a re ~ ‘ : 5 . ies . ———— 3 THREE. Honolulu in July. furniture we have on hand. we cannot too earnestly the Associated Press. PNEW YORK. May 25. Stina ANEUVERS’ T F OW | | Peace n ——————S—— — Bee ce iIaAnMNeuUVers’ L : — — EM 0 OLL ries will follow * by seven ie This, the first Pan-Pacifie sda T conens of their peoples. | ists and educators were named | cow came up to sniff at Enel GAME IN THE PACIFIC | the Pacific, when the new Sema: - | serence ever held, Wilbur said, will | John DPD. Rockefeller Jr., Bernar.l |among the institute’s supporters. heart’s body and touched the cope, (as er a of Pacific Relations hols it oa “ nonpolitical and unofficial. _M. Baruch, Wallace M. Alexander, Falling Wire hills Farmer. en wire, and was Furled across the | Nations to Discuss Problems | Conference at Honolulu fo S gh» tenon nationals, 150 strong,’ the World Peace Foundation Of | By the Associated Prese. _ road. n "9 OE "epresenting Cans : “hina | : gt Institute's Meetin = at weeks, “egg July 1, Ray ly- | Australia ~ Br heer China | Boston, President A. Lawrence| roy ELAND, Colo., May 25.— Girl Swimemer i... ed. Half i Soled BEAT | man Wilbu | Stanford — “Joint ' of the American Eroup, a ] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC eee ee —_—_— —_—— —_——- — Sa aD a —— —+—- = -~ = - — ~ - —— ‘ST. LOUIS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 25, 1995. ; ——— ee Se OAK LEATHER We Call for and Deliver PHONE NEAREST BRANCH the Phil- | lowell of Harvard University, W.| p 9 | F ; we | eter Engleheart, 72,a farmer, was| HUGO, Ok., May 25. —Pear - | ppine Islands and the. United! Cameron Forbes, former Govermr- j}instantly killed when a high ten-| qua, 15 years ola: was wart Yu. | ) : | States, will discuss common prob-|General of the Phili |G ppines, and | gion electric wire w nnounced. | tems arising from increasing inter-| many other business men, public- the wind aad preotine riiecmes 40 rd mater caine a , a president of Leland | University, chair:nan SMUT p< = end this 6-day demonstration - 4a = =—s profit in the bargains offered, | OTHER SPEC aagsy TUB SiLK Pee RURCHAse SALES FOR TUESDAY :: ALL PERFECT, FULL FASHIONED SILK HOSIERY. a = CHARGE PURCHASES BALANCE OF MONTH PAYABLE IN JULY $1.19 :: PURE :: FINE DRESSES, $25 :: SAMPLE UNDERWEAR SALE, % TO 4 OFF REGULAR "PRICES - Walnut: consivis of tray, china cabinet, apesiry seats. hly Payments - _ Hummer Brand ARDEN HOSE mmer Brand Garden Hose, savy rubber, complete with They are exceptional values. Cash Delivers One burner style. i large baking $36.75 se Monthly e] “Famous” Range | 3000 Quality Was Pers y @ 606-08 Washington Avenue—Thru to Sixth Street A Sensational Special et Brings Froc Values Which Are Truly Astonishing! aati were . EE ST PO BH Rey, NG SI Re ya : SE ilies on ia MT aa oS Sn . : ¥ Pure English ; Broadcloth Gypsana Prints ‘ —————— Pure Irish Linens Dotted Voiles Fine Tissues - 4 ng ae rf ° oe , ie al ™ ‘ Two Models at $10.75 Are Sketched Special Purchases In A Rayon Shirtings Dutchess Satinette. Handdrawn Gulbrae Cloth 542 nges are rare values. The baking hes and has a broiler oven; sparkling } nifold. zlance Monthly thing for ? les; brass $22.50 Value 5 164 Reed fiber Baby Carriages, with " strong bodies and i enameled wheels. 3 fiber Strollers with hoods and adjustable $1 Cash Delivers One — Sale of 1000 | DRESSES } HOUSANDS have marveled at our recent $2.95 Wash Frock Sales. Woman after woman has come to us and asked: “How can you do it?” Our answer is that we not only HAVE assembled marvelous values in the past, but here is a demonstration of our ability to eclipse our previous efforts. Such styling! Such materials! How on earth can any woman think of sitting down to make them—much less paying a seam- , For Every Summer Need eum ow eo #0 Oe enews * stress! Everything new in wash materials is here, coin dot prints, plain pastels, handdrawn and embroidered effects, candy stripes and awning stripes in beautiful color combinations. No woman who has not already se- { lected her supply of Summer Wash Frocks can afford to miss this sale. Every New Summer Shade White, Flesh, Beige, Orchid, Tangerine, Poudre Blue, Strawberry, 2. Rose, Gray, Yellow, Peach, Green, Canary, Tan, Lavender, Copen, Pink, Orange, Lanvin LARGE SIZES 44, 46, 48, 50, 52 ‘(Q) HAT an event this sale will be! Everythi is new, NEW! Lovely fresh Dresses that you'll wear all Summer. And, as usual, when Kline's complete a special purchase you may be certain An unusually attractive selec- tion of special models for larger women. Generously cut and the values are tremendous. Look at the pictures well made. Notice the unusual character of these Dresses.. Read the materials. Can any woman see such ° WE ae Dresses and not want several at $10.75? Sizes for PICTURE 10 misses and women, ~ THE LEFT ’ THE SOISEITE MISSES . SIZES COOL, GOOD-LOOKING MATERIALS me. - +a 14-16-18 — 20 Georgette Crepes Striped Barods age WOMEN’S SIZES Crepe de Chines | a Flat Crepes - TubSiiks Laces = «5. 36 — 38 —- 40 - 42 Mellospuns Bredaerhe Rae ALINE*’S&—-Basement e ‘ahi pm, 7 P : , aa Mest ak 4 Se week is ewe os yd 4 - J 2 te # ~ oe oud ¢ ib Sata oles : : : ; ney “ . ya ges noe ; bed 7 t ’ : ‘ Oe Ry oe Ca a Ses EN Ae? ee “eg age) Se toe BY? my 1 ‘ ot

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cf | | oa Power 9 on : Clana 5 , ee 1 eee one Tee ™ —— ; newspaper COMBINED. . Moxa ee SED PLOT AGARST se "URE OF CALLES REVEALED . © sexico City Suburb Held for | the attegat Activity. these life of 48 STL LOUIS POST- ~DISPATCH T The Daily POST- cana 1TCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening —_ | ‘ ip Maker's Magnesie Ol—cuglatened so , + Stat - Ss nantutnee ag over forty devastati diseases. the vecipes atten on the chage. \ £. Mederate First Cost } under United States Government Everything priced at 3% waa choice of many But let Mrs. Rench, of Iowa, tell pa | tent ; dh st ; . ye her story: Results guaranteed or your grocer , 2. Reasonable Operation You wit ~welseme/tt-i0 Sen enn items at distinct savings: where prices are the same. oe ~~ NAtiOnS may be |! r re the ri : . ; Kellogg's alin. Nw is the very beat | nag ge og gg a | JUST THINK ; ever afflicted with heartburn and roe nad: we reserve the right to limit quagiil nelle oF corents constipaties reek I ; lls immediately in ich have that dark brown taste _ —e used all kinds of medic and } | H xe: : beiching, Dethion helped —_ rane It Sold te Epa -_ restaurants, | $ CAS ee ee in the morning. or_see black specks | GRAN. SUGAR GALV. PAILS _—_ En ae = ye ond i TAKE 10 MONTHS : dancing before vour eves. 4 Lbs. for 39c 10-Quart oo | To PAY BALANCE Stop at vour druggists today and § | Size. Yours truly, | get a bottle gf Haley’s M-O. Start | Mas. A. P. Rexcn. i " |{! taking it tom@ght. It will fix you up SHREDDED CREAM OF sy ‘167. Marcus, lows. | | Don ‘t neglect constipation. Drive i A qe ag Ask for Ca talog in no time—fet Haley’ s goes straight WHEAT WHEAT its terrible poisons out of your sys- 4 eee ee | and Prices to the seat of the trouble. 4 Pk —- pe phres” in eperation. BF mse : Rar 2 a - ‘Shien. te cen gs.. 39e¢ 2 Pkgs.. 39e oi] te lubricate the Intestines. pure milk . of me«pesia to counteract and neutralize the acide. 25¢ Walter Baker's Cecea: 2 boxes fer. Robt. Thompson, Sole Agent Gruggis Large fami.F size = 00 SRN Te The Haley MO Company. Indianapolis . 6-eunce Linen Meps; each 11 N. GRAND BL.—Lindell 5763 Pi_U MBE R—HE kYows "alas Nf O| Sian 3 St ‘wee | HE RELIABLE—S. E. Cor. 8TH & FRANKLINGEeee “BE SURE IT’S A HUMPHREY" vie eum rae ary me 45¢ Guatemala Coffee, pound | Tuesday’s and Wednesday’s | Great Value Sensation! — . ‘alien we teat fest Milk of Magnesia semen MEATS $24 METAL DAY-BED. | HENRY S. CRAFT ae on WITH |} MILLER. DIES AT 80 SIRLOIN STEAKS.ASB. . aR pe FEIN Ray TENDERLOIN STEAKS,iL8. ...s—s—i—sdizit VEAL CUTLETS, LB. sce) Chock Ghe Some You Sead ~siecionie Ne matter haw Campbell's Soups, any variety; 4 cans for... PAD President of Bernet, Craft and long you have Libby’s Mammoth Asparagus, large can... ... Kauffman Concern, ‘Suc- | ponte rer oi Libby's Asparagus Tips, can ......4........., sabe at Sinai a . disfigured by 1 Q Brand Preserves, any flavor; jar cumbs at Home Street car passengers from any part of the city can pom bene Purina Whole Wheat Flour, 5-Ib. package. ._. Special - —- get a Bus transier for 3¢ upon request of conductor on ble, just put « Crosse & Blackwell's Malt Vinegar, bottle... —at— Henry G. Craft. presidtnt of the Delmar, Union or University cars. Transfer at De- little soothing Geisha Crab Meat, No. *, can... Bernet. Craft & Ka wena Mi ling Baliviere avenue and ride to theater entrance. Resinol Oingment Beechnut Pork and Beans. 3 cans for Mandnome duranty conacrncted — 75 eS cet A portiserbegmdiy. Returning, the bus operator, for 10c, will issue trans- igteamael Sunshine Soda Crackers, family tin; net i oa Sant Se aie m. today at his home, 5317 Vernon fer to Delmar, Union or University cars, good for trans- the suffering does Libby’s Chili Con Carne; 3 cans for... spare bedreem. We urae ree te take avenue. aged & vear&a& He was fers to other connecting car lines. not stop right Post Toasties. 4 wean: 39¢ Ivory Soap, 6 foer............ a@ventage of thix extreerdinary bargais horn in Suffern. NX. ¥ but had there! Healing ond ~ Ke lived th St. Louis since his roung LEAVE YOUR AUTOMOBILE AT HOME! usually begins at ly densified wth the mating in- f/ SAVE THE WORRY OF PARKING! iividith ea A: all druggusts’ Resinol » az bead of che Mutter’ f/ AVOID THE TRAFFIC JAM! cones > name te the Ge ae ee es. AND ner Tas ~ ‘a. at the Missour: Ath yen a STREET CAR SERVICE tien, on his eightieth rthda March 25, which was attended by The Saint Louis Bus Company. about 20° members e's 2 sell heaters or homes through industry fron r the maps Post-Dispatch Wants. He was presented wit! a cup | : In 1880. he and Christian Berne . ormed ' “ be e _ - * : SS cose: | Free Sight Saving Clinics |[ ===: ernet. (raft & Ka am corpo- | Hungarian . tin.. = ion. His health was good untu Bayle’s Mustard. 5 ‘ars. about six months ago. He had a 1 ‘ff Queen Olives. pint jar : lrg an gine May 2ist to May 27th, Inclusive Seunas Dompen toni covered & second attack of asth- Hershey's Cocoa. 3 boxes gg — sce dened age OI REE: Anyone unable to pay an established oculist is urged 0 2 oaths sc ee ~an away to enlist as a drummer? to attend any of the following clinics. An adequate - oy end yeerved threugnet “st number of oculists will be in charge. Al] services free. ruce . ' "He is survived by his widow. Mrs. | Alexian Brothers Dispensary. 3933 South Broadway Hours, 2:30-3:30 P. M. - Ns “cnes Puller of St. Louts The | St- Louis University Medical School. 1404 South Grand B!.. Hours, 3:00-4:00 P. M. | he aide ral fred ~ements have net Mullanphy Clinic, 3225 Montgomery Street................. Hours, 9:00-10:00 A. M. Color Palette ‘ been announced St. John’s Dispensary. 23rd and Locust Streets ............. Hours, 2:00-3:00 P. M. tire : Vg ——_ St. Mary’s Dispensary. 1507 Chouteau Avenue ............. Hours, 2:30-3:30 P. M.. Continent £2 pee: | : WANTS TO GIVE SPINNING- City Hospital Dispensary. 1605 South 14th Street ._.. Hours, 3:00-4:00 P. M. ys i mee : WHEEL EXHIBITIONS WERE Washington University Medical School (Barnes Hospital), 602 South Euclid Av. eS ee: = , Hours, 2:00-3:00 P. M. (except Saturday) if a * hg Virginia Writes to Chief of Police , pal Me sf ee P Inquiring as to Chances of Dits- ;. © ati > t* . te a mgd Her Art. aan * oS before you. waterfalls of great height. Wierd rock formations and gor- “= *" “Shh” * rb gman a é' geously painted canyons at your feet. Churning, roarmmg mud volcanoes, ae ee eee ae cee | —— Scamming hot springs. Scace!y forescs of scone a million vears old. Wild birds sta ng wheel” Chief of Police Wh ld h | h snumals of every tnowe speci singulary tame jerk wants to know. at could be pleasanter than the most convenient entrance is West Yellowstone. Through ser- «20.0. seom Vrs Rose F. Kearney | ice from Sc. Louis via Wabash-Union Pacific searts June 16 om the og: Damascus ° who is anxious | | ; Seinanes yews acaiees|| STATLER ROOF GARDEN’S c Coast Limited Kearney is a widow with three through Kansas City and Denver. Leaves Sc. Louis 903 AMdaily. ine Chie’ Her only accomplish- | : Arrives West Yellowstone 3-15 the 3rd afternoon. You may stop at cor onal agar to take wool : Supper Dances beautiful Sale Lake City without extra cost. resh trom the shearing and re it into cloth, spinning the yarn an « : Ask for handsome booklet with many wonderful illus- cote the weaving heres? Be. ° Early Visitors rode trations and detail map of Yellowstone National Park. ause of the fact that Mrs. Kear- | ney is poor, Chief Gerk wrote her Wabash Ticket Office, 328 N. Broadway \ letter aaturing her he would de J B L. McNally, Div. Passenger Agence, Wabash. 1450 Railway Exch...Louigs om ‘he lookout for someone who 1. L. Carney, General Agent, Union Pacihc, 2052 Railway Exch., Se Lou:ss could use her services in an exhi- hundreds of miles on horseback See Southern Utah— : | : a: . a. “St. Louis-Colorado Round Trip to St. Joseph Man Hurt in Plane Fall. ' Limi ; Yellowstone £9. gg Ap mcanadertge UT you get off the Pullman at Cedar ge: : trrit from St. Louis BURLINGTON la May 25.- ‘reins Anew fast train leaving Rex Broddus. 32 years oid. of St into a big motor car— and — zip! you x! - Louis M arriv- »seph, Mo.. and Charles Kinneron . ing Denver 3:30 PM next oo Fort Mad <Y were tutered new strange land! * | oe eS when an airplane in which the Here is Coloriand. Color reigns supreme, were ft'ving fell near here Saturin’ in m i tints : } ies on lai on tain and on canyon wall. Amphitheatres the wizardry of erosion has carved out fairy ci more beautiful than ancent Babylon! Py Gene Rodemich and his Brunswick Recording castles and temples, striped in reds, blues, g Orchestra play, you know, and the service (a la and yellows. Color and beauty everywhere im carte) is all anybody-could want. Do come in. | FI) DINAUD Luncheon, Too—and Dinner OFFERS Tne Root Garden serves Blue-Plate Luncheons THOUSAND DOLLARS : at 65¢c to 90c which are quite unusual values. Evenings there’s a fixed- -price dimmer at $1.50, Nerth ix Grand S lOO00 O0 _— on Sundays (noon and evening) a “Dinner the Kaibab F ene es - ce Luxe” at $2. Club breakfasts 7 ; IN CASH PRIZES | eyes cco Send for Free Book in Natural Colors and let us tell you about low summer fares, escorted all-expense tours. You<can comiune this trip Po NAUD MONT Me ROOF GARDEN RESTAURANT of eee weir, || HOTEL STATLER Union Pacific | CHICAGO EEE “” . ee == Ques «s-eeeee 66084 Bh ag 64 8-7 24 PEP Hs «944 «earn oes ee Oe Se ee ee ee Sie

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— ¢ 4 “x +>, 1925. -_ ' MONDAY, _ ~ —_ - _— — ee ee es one 6th and Chestnut “ae De Baliviere and Waterman Salas, thé aese , . of one of 4 City were : . % fF PLOT AGAINST | ntent by mounted police under or- . Mayor and Councilmen! were : 1 Prese. : ‘ . Seeico CITY, May 25.—Gen.| *¢ of President Calles. de > ers of the Federal District Gov-|.raided the home of Gen. Ireneo' Interior announces the suburbs of| Government of the arrested Friday trict. Federal Dis-| The copy of a letter to Monsig-' . noni ‘ | and Delmar Union and Vernon eawtexico City Suburb Held for | the allegation perk Se thas crest mama tice abn sew oe 8 paki Mapper : 5 | . " - ma e t . . > ieee e ; > " ° - ood Living Since ‘T4 . o § Treasonable Activity. | these men were piotting against as ner wt Beebe grr Bw nesta | bon, erate agersat Rs athe 6 ..38c]H. R. H. Paint Cleaner, 5 for.39c . .39¢ Bon Ami, 4 cakes for .._... 39c¢ ... S8cjArgo Starch, 5 Ibs. for... . 39¢ .S8ci Search L. Matches, 7 boxes. 39c¢ Shinola, any color, 5 boxes. .39c Palm Toilet Paper. 7 rolls... 39 .. S38cj Laurel Toilet Paper. 3 rolls .39c¢ . S8%cj4-String Brooms, each ..... 39¢ . u@cl45c Sponges, each ........... 39c S9ci Laurel Lye, 4 cans..........39e¢ ..598c] Burt Olney Spinach, 2 cans. .39c .. S8ci Libby’s Kraut, 3 cans....... 39¢ ...39e) Calif. Prunes, 40-50 size, 2 Ilbs.39c ...59¢] Peeled Muscat Grapes, can.. 39¢ .. 39c] Mich Sliced Peaches, 4 cans..39c ... o@c Burnett's Vanilla, 2-oz. bot.. .39c | Minute Tapioca, 5 pkgs...... ine Soa

OTH youthful and matronly modes are of- fered in every tint. And not only in the color guaranty are you receiving extraordi- nary value; but also in the fine quality ef the linen, and the smart and correct tailoring of each and every garment, Additional Salespeople and Wrappers Shop Will Be Given Over to This Sale ~~ ee - n Pacific UM ddd Will Beon Hand to Serve You Promptly ee ee ee

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se ena ie ee. ere RE PNET r Mpa B55, AI en a lniaitiins — —— - ee - > 4 aren once ame te agneres fp RE I eT det deine ow ; Es Bete ee a ee - : f ae a o*= . yw ana vival “ "weeds Ws ee ed i as tad w * ¥ * + 2 PMT es ( ou te usin . ‘ - i= 7- le ‘ r 53 LOUIS POQSs- BISA) Ltt MONDSY EVENING, MAY 25, 1985. 25, 3925. MEN WIN 15 OF 20 ON ROAD AND GO HOME LEADING BY 3 _ a a ee > eee ee os : ie ar ee ae 2 eng ~ a ae I il ve : == —_ a aA CLLEGE ELE = Coty ee a ee we Ol lll ll tl all nll lel ne Ae i Bd OEE: Se ~~ - —— i i ee ee a Bush Holds Athictics te = JOE and ASBESTOS —Somcbody Exploded Asbestos ‘Good Thing Ahead lef ae r RHE Hits, but Exira-Base = Sj jae er a Te Toni WRK EER AND Wits i, SHAE © ; ; . stir changing a Tso Many ™ all of the erstwhile horses have been Ddeatet “af O== spoil of Axi, ie swe af |] | aD YOU'RE on ) [HARRY eta, Sonny, é YEAR: GLO ayn Pa Ree hee = QWs eat rQWwite, 4. ¢ STREAK 5 Ft ABR, MEET Sue GAA OT ugen! Mw peveue f i. 2» , | | Nic iT; cca i Ay tre’ riche eu me fODAY F ’ VERY cAP iy sad oh §s | ee Clue Hever She Los c 5 | : LWERe Stalk hy } wiht HAVE Hin / 4H REE STRAIGHI /, \7 ‘Kid Me - 2c | 6¢ Yor Am + : : . / WINNERS 7 “4 4 Got Sone, L Wen + 6&& ' ‘ | : FOR ASBESTOS — any PRE VHEAN ' 2 . * ~™ A x “ id A Dp £ LA C2 /¥ i >? +7 a: > era clube. tho Bro res re wtn *, . , oi ! pally is at its height. | wae mere to bu ane ‘har with the Rev Can : Blame ibe Pit His | ) | ‘ = year is consider- ¢| mam Sos © fosto tsier's ~§=Omen | a tery by the task of! names oe dow a ® AGE. tem ¢! aper- ee eau L @ winner from the most! the princ# ened ow Le Fort three out o°* > i ‘i re . AB K.!\ | the Derby has seen in |. himse!f shall four Agtine’ ti Yankton | aes : 9 ’ Dents > ph ’ | | among turf veterans it is) a -e. coun! as it w acainat the fa nvs if : ’ S bs wus at 0 s @ ia ; | > ne horse is outstanding | he Crest Senators and Alhtetice the’ focals|/wtirur. i f fa we. ke , ee. >” Ay . > a5 a — As : : = + workouts, although, of dle the Were vielorto) s in tut © of four) Mewte 4h 4 8 te MMe tbat bt ao — ——E7~ el tips” have been fre- others are . . *ae - ' o ; ‘ , ry et 4 a | : | judges. a start ‘ aime 4 ; e : : Svea « 6 @ : u disputes. Wen. tase te bew « ;' @ ft u P favorites for the . less ite & @ Boss wo >@& & ——— , rn } (; é sf TO, Wi P by one the : a ee SCR OSH hs GAS 73 - a a ae Nhu ica} Leads ( Far rell ¢ | “ tk Le ti i¥ ‘ ersens which is to be run Wednes- | man oF yy seven of ‘le « ashes Bas e ——— . at ee ed back into the; three will Toning . 12s5tea68 7 8% seal shave dropp a Mart. ag@ tire rhie t® we’ the’ rm 4 Lio ® 1 : ‘eevee & . EXP aa a a a a of “outsiders and the odds | Sates we Ree See ILE. Pack Colt I Win, &-3 een ' ~ ree “nee Sal uy Gay ay ™* vy peepee = *- > re . an ” ~_— ual Pe Vas a . when Hu. Jot ‘tuah as forced tt : hr nal te ur oak us we * ms) perc to i. A wo p Rube ° wi lnere * .. Lets of pacers 6 le %, *hi& ~ »® . . . + & Rew +4 -— J te ib een, . "he lL. haem tom én an of Conte Mack’ youn® south. Cagin.—0om his Thad fe be venth Place ti Nboce . hae ‘Seid to Bo Wa- paw« | £2 oS. COE Eee eee ' . > eh Turns in a Good Gam 5 a | Lea . ae guxed on Bout Thaa ca ee f recently. wh ‘h. on form p easily should bave won. One even managed to run re ey ' ' oo field. Others have been? has not ef accidents. such as tendon! sides sional tn ' . . ‘ | ‘ nina . ~ NS + eek ® Bi : . wees Yor '2 : Ee cee, ee enly | Seve That Care wine. ere ace for District Toure) wy im Recent Teas, etseit,.. 12 Disqualifies One Eligible. | been wit > oe ~ a ee woe _ as eee Ler nat fhe fe Ff Weeteorn . - {Rap ae 2 0 ae ~~ Edward Hulton died. disqua!- | (rar Lon Tao r en © fame ; AW .. . ~ — - t gg 3 2 pn ove " eLNCUNNATL = XM i Jecianal-s%. Louis Nations 4 —_ 3 his Oojah; while the entry -| further t mM seven ro:inas racing the Ben. , 4 : ha . —— ; ~ ‘ , ; “De > Mes - os ~APIOR™ AL Ligata® x ~ \seeraed oem ef Derby himself. Con-| promoters atom Ds te wen he ull dis nee weed, eh me ; ene a 7 = ; | ii Warteet s im =" " LA} c. w “a . eet OH 7 a if Vrs VWARD OO Cher. +4 rc. had the poor manners | each side . vt . wits Galleceias Pee "Res : % ond Be ‘Waste ony «inn Swviay! + , foe Phi Chia eer et Mae nr. “Y, “Syn. ae. SO. 4, Sg Se apa Wte, teaee —5-—ougiam Great. a the worse semse to ¢#¢ straw | Wrestlers Ar ; ad eomatet . ¢ nae ' 278 ss ast ane : , us uUD- ; eee eee HOD er we mt th , ee pails *% . | . : rea. “. L. Pee. Pedage Peder woo ioe mo Ghee). east the floor of his stall. [hus up cute with DAttier inthe sef with the Red Sox en or M na borric @Fe t ge « = . & is i- 5 : 7 125 4 : race. e . the Pulladeip ia oliut Patra Base Wits Reat J io FF : = -B~ RS a: Caines: es ee sae, Ganaceer cette chap by such persons as King George.| watching — Bush yesterday ‘ocrne ’ heat ae F veh — ~~ . ~ -a— - 2 a «100 | ne Hitientsvened t ammon, ™ couple of women, a Sputh Af- ‘Not s ge0d : ne ign , he ls " vig : Py 1 t+ ? 362 ~ : 2 : } . . ; Ol) 2 es . ere “kt dud. ot oe a Sens = ese . .. aves % . 4 ‘ A\MAreS. Z » a ia] ™s - , S =» eee : _ mining king. . ‘e Ag@a Kban. haa racks r ¥ a8 3 ah mit Tour wHIm ane " ~ . ae +e . fai Le seen Bad to " i, “=e 6 . e . _a— . atte . ay » : Who *as8 reooviled thy A k from, je ronp ant ; , , “— Timp Fhe #4 ta iusto origami weec Of le Lretivm: .matewnepeaitt 'Derby. that Ruanympde, BAe a fourth ” : , r ioe, , 47) the flew he he ».tiwa ken " ha ra t? ey : eor. " » —_ " o ‘ “ x , sue ~~ j ; ° entry Wiss tead ; te : om aaa POUuNnts : , , sit ' i és : AR é Rae 04 tr MERCAN” ‘LiaeUrs 2s wiminaice [ Seania the stretch to the finieh beaind” the yy wih : in ev. » ‘* T. T™, .* “tus Ct » zs . Re * ; ~ n hues tin ont , “ aregire , © io] 4 . See _e ‘ we +a? oc “Senate Oe Oe. Sap: ua 22: cs -gund ot Reported as Backiag Resws- ‘all-end ¢ é ky : : ily ne : ry ar & > ; " ms » 4 ee UrGwnsealte te bunch two cates tine © ne . , | ce Bs My = 2 Sing wid oe ‘@eereay * Xeoutta. a a ee is even reported that Kio | a . tee Gnd this acm nied r there a © Fy a . i> ot So. » ~ an nures uv of DR ~ abled his son, the! = = ; : ra nm . “ . ’ a - “ Aas adie isis . He on . . x 4 : ' ‘ - . ae AH ¥ ae. e - elie . se ItICA” L_AGt ) - : : : g south such har one run ye vi rats } : KR. * , - 2.“ ss ore , Saou ¢ oa “80 tel (OS (OReRIRs a of Waies, who is in Soutn | 7 were scat 1 «a iY in. ' . , ; “or 3 Fb : — >». , ~s "_ = . _- "itn Pda tee, 2? sich one Z te zo ahead and bet on the : Feats ‘ : ° . -* - 2 : * me é, , 2 : : : ° «* Pavevees : * 9 ; 7 MNTS Seek rau ‘ . in #2 | > cnc ae ; wo or Whaeee Jaren! - Treas ar Sout : 7D a. o 4 “ee chef > Aaor's de ye ae et ~ ~“ nimaailih Tite Watbe: & base a tor r cinota > ; ; - — "wry ey 64s . “ork , PoP RT eww Wn ' 1 ax. 2 nede.. ag tree ag) . 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| Kerr Kt — Ray Who beat Perkins: ' Mar- (five laborne | Se! and ; 4 | helder game: ' Boston- | “CORD rgaret mark of Spite a : | Sarnek | Rochester, i byes in . —— Loses In First Round of British Tourney Sir Ernest Holderness Defeat by J. C. Cruickshanks of Buenos Aires. By (oa Asser ated WESTWARD. 25.—Douglas who Ire, HO, England. Maw (;rant, lives in Lngland. beat amateur golf Wethered., afternoon. the title in 1 By the Assilated ‘Preas 25.—Sir Ernest Holderness. of the British heide amateur golf i ship in the fir | day. by J. i. rst round of play to the champion by i hole. Douglas Grant, the golfer who reached the semi-finals jin 1923, went into the second round when his opponent. G. C. W Lise, ham, Addington, ecratched. mat. Cochran of Chicago, met Ad Mathiesen, recent’ of the boys’ title in the’ ‘first round and lost to his oppole Rat- ore Raulmann|@¢nt in a Close match, one up. The Others, J. FE. Bailey of Oak Hii) ~ Bu oe, A, Stranaha@, of Inverness Club. Toledo; A. Fy Bourne of Garden City, L. L. re the first round. There were only 151 competitors, the smallest field since the 1913” title event. In the second round Cyril Tolley beat Hans the German entrant. of Hamburg, four three. Bailey, the American, beat (. L. Osborne of the Temple Golf Club, - up and 1 play in the second round can enjoy the many which that country ad which is illustrated oklet A. Vacations” representative for a copy LTON LIMITED, the train in the world (ladies’ th Japanese maids in attend- other trainsconnectcon- Chicago with other trains ts to Northern Resorts. Train Ready When You Are GO & ALTON Only Way”’ 326 M. Bread wey, Phone: Clive 35230 an Americail Lomer | Wethered two up and one to play in the second round of the English championship thia brother of the British woman champion. won WESTWARD HO. England, May litle, was eliminated from the champions! Cruickshanks of the San Andres ciub of Buenos Aires, } one. Americag. Unwentsia, ’ ST. LOUIS: POST-DISParcH — MONDAY EVENING, MAY 25, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . % ) Classic y, Optimistic, Re- to Have Advised | Wales to Bet. Post-Dispatch. May 25.—"“Derby iniquitous and per- fly which grips En- ly. is at its height. this year is consider- ted by the task of fa winner from the most the Derby has seen in _ Among turf veterans it is af no horse is outstanding 4 workouts, although, of je, “ho: tips” have been fre- pe one the favorites.for the which is to be run Wednes- c éropped back into the y of “outsiders” and the odds snstantly changing. ~ all of the erstwhile fa- ihorses have been beater. in recently, which on form. Maslly should have won. One com even Ananaged to run last field. Others have beer, . ef accidents, such as tendon Disqualifies One Eligible. Béward Hulton died, disqua!- his Oojah: while the entry of of Derby himself. Con- r, had the poor the worse sense [to stray sthe floor of his stall, thus up- both his diet and the odds. usual “everybody” is entered ie race. The entries are own- guth persons as King George, mex butcher, a Shanghai brok- eat r sidered Most AND CROSSBOW FAVORED ; ' Y” in Years HIS ENTRY | —— > * Too Many Cooks? RDINARILY too many cooks Spoil the broth. But in case of wrestling. it frequently has 1appened here that the referee has not been able to see on all sides simultaneously and occa- sional injustices and errors have been witnessed in St. Louis “ur suggestion would go still further than the Michigan City promoter’s and have a judge on each side of the ring. Wrestiers can cute with some stuff, and in a much damage seen. with watching be particularly of their rough “shooting’’ match can done, un- only official be one 'K. O. by J. Barleycorn. N Sunday afternoon's Post- Dispatch sport section was a picture of all that remains of Albert Griffo, age 54. once con- Sidered the cleverest feather- weight of all time. now a pen- sioner on the bounty of men about town. John Bdrleycorn had him on the ropes early in his career, and kept him there, hence Grif- fo’s dependent condition. « . os ee Whether he truly was the greatest man with his dukes re- mains a mooted problem. It is certain that the stories handed down to us by those who saw him in his prime, savor of the miraculous. His barroom stunt of standing om a handkerchief with hands at his side and per- mitting anybody to hit at his face for the price of a drink is only one of many similar stories told to extol his wonderfu! dodg- ing and slipping ability . . Defense a Lost Art. RIFFO came up in a period | when boxing was called the | “manly art f self-DEFENSE” | ~—and the defense empha- sized That our ring exhibitions of today seldom reveal) even } @rage skill and resourcefuiness ; in defense is glue to the fact that | ATTACK has been = strongly stressed in the past 15 years. It has come to be recognized | that DEFENSE cannot WIN and therefore the penduluin swung away from the most tractive feature boxing : Blocking. guarding, sidestep- | ping, slipping, ducking. dodging, —— - Owe ree ee ee ee ) was wHvV- has al- al —S a couple of women, a South Af- have almost been lost in the mining King, the Aga Khan, Not Impossible, but— shuffie. As substitutes we have Mmedan sportsman, and A. | HE St J ee h developed glove grabbing and , St. Louis baseball] has acomber. an American | a ea soe Ras clinching. ays lee’ a 4;most reached the “ho hum oh fficult 2 )) ff Majesty is as full of optim- " ] is difficult to recai] Oll- his year as ever and confi- period of the baseball] season. al- hand. a boxer of today who is Derby, that Runnymede the | one-fourth completed. factics as were men of * 0) vears Bentry, will lead the field | The Browns are now 10 games ago _. the stretch to the finis: ben nd the leaders. “A hile the Ou hnoxerse they ouid step Reported as Backing Runny - tail-end (‘ard nails are is fu to he, ring® o*% bs gohe gdavs mede. . . - = ‘ 4 . ‘ . ’ hn . . - is even reported +) at kK j iz Coni.ests trait k of the pacemakers would vet the hors laugh— un- e has cabled his son. the It is not impossible 1o overcome ti] they kno¢ ked out the enemys ce of Wales, who is in South such handicaps, but ees een , to go ahead and bet on the | Feats like the Boston Braves Aute Hace Driver Injured. iy nag. performed in 1914 happen once By the Associat.d Prevs vo min aad ere is a widespread hope that in a gweneratior We are resigned SESE Lap avsn, 30s Mn. way ageing Astor's Cross! OW “ break ty ‘hea be] ef > the nrerva! Buzzard “et LPixno?!? Wars . ie regarded as the rdest ! . Rey al fataliv hurt while speeding «©: é ae befell any owne? sQnu t ? periween pennants in & louis Si a 4s " ‘pe n Ming second five limes since to DO at east oS years ' Ford acer hut Sunday afi Ors When a club can't win 2ames« whe “rl traveling about a mile of the present betting ‘s for a pitcher who allows only a minute. his left % track Gone on the following odds: | four hits, it’s almost time to quit | plunged through ence and ans Crocshow, 5 ¢o 1. , falling back on weak hurling as °%* gpm ne . a ee cA ere SF! iT othe Ti irie i } 1. " whicl attending DhHVsicians say 190 te 7. S OO] i outside ial Lu ymede and St. Becan. 100 {morrow and many wil sleep on ithe Downs to neure themeelves a and Dignity, 20 to 1. 'zood place at the big race Tragos Mects De Veechi. | 33 to 1. i Radio will supercede airplanee in (George Tragos, tori struct) ) t and: f ‘hicles ff wrestiing at Missour Univer grand trek to Epsom Downs directing tnousands 0 vehicles :« \ at 4 i , “ : last week when EvDsies en- along one-wa) roads from every sit wil n eet Al pees - Bp ne 248 near the famed track as. direction Under a new System, in a special bout at the Libert: le. moving police automobiles will be Theater this evening lye Veech “8 : ’ : —) }, os ty, ' Radie te Direct Traffic. connected by wireless ‘phone with;,is ‘one ‘ Joe Stecher training general Public will start to- ‘ali roadside traffic courts. partners $5" Ty) 4 . E + May 31, 1925 fective Sunday, May 31, Ly. St. Louis. .......11:59 pm. Ar. Kansas City...... 7:40 am. € Luxurious Lounge-Club Car for relaxaticn | —midnight luncheon and breakfast. Modern Drawing-Room Sleeping Cars. € A high-character passenger train, over tooth roadbed, on fast schedule. service @ This new midnight train supplants now scheduled to leave St. Louis at 12:30 am. 30 j ins Dail ther Fine, Fast Trains Daily Ne. 13 Ne. 15 Ne. 11 ee aie 10:10 pm. 2:02pm. 9:00 am. » Tower Grove .. . 10:19 pm. 2:08 pm. 9:09 am. - Kansas City 7:20am. 9:30pm. 5:20 pm. € Tickets and reservations at Union Station, Tower a or yy Ticket Office, 318 North Broadway Sind (MISSOURI W. F. Miller P Division Passeneps Agent MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD CO way Exchange Buliding St. Louis, Mo. WAY BY DAY—RESTFUL WAY BY NICHT —e—eEeEeEeEOwe Piker Net Team Won 21 Meets | InLast 6 Years Only Seven Have Been‘ lot Giants Prove They Can Win Even Without John McGraw’s Guidance |: ‘Who s Who Manager Was at Home During Battles With Four ~Western | : LEADING HITTERS National League Pace-Makers r . ; and Four Tied in the Clubs, but Natio g ers Were Player—Club. G. AB. R. H. Pet. | Victors in Majority of Tilts. Hale, Athletics, 16 60 14 22 440 Same Period. | | Hawks, Phillies 24 7% 18 32 .427 | | erentage Dod'rs 30 102 27 42 412 | Cobb, Tigers... 27 105 29 43 .410 By Davison Obear. + Famkees 31 113 25 . | y : Editor of the Baseball Guide | suinhdd visit enemeinen Tennis has been one of. the most _Gaprrians | _ suc cessful sports at Washington | ‘NEW YORK, May 25. he old saying in baseba!] that the Giants, | - aann HMR. | ww. ¢ e University during the past six, without John McGraw’s guiding hand at the helm, are helpless, has been | Meeneby, Sainte tate eneeees - |years. This is evinced by the exploded. | Meuecl, Vashess ............ 9 | record made by the Pikers in dual | | For the first time since he came|than an incident. It's un event. a | Robertsem, Browns ......... S tennis matches with teams of other milestone | Williams, Browns . universiti to New York some 23 years ago , , ersities. Started in 1902. RUN SCORERS. Not since the daya when Rollie /and cast his lot with the Giants, McGraw came to the New Terk | Player—Club. Rn. ~ aon poe Charlie Gallenkamp |save for one brief period when he ‘club in 1902 as manager of a team | Burns, Phillies ............. ‘$4 he 2 Sa one of its first I hnad typhoid fever—-McGraw has | which seemingly could win a game | ena ee bah 06 a a1 adie besa 4 Harte. ang cham- _been absenting himself from the only occasionally, but which had Stmasenas: Eaiiiens Ot Shas athena ak ti a ennis_been so suc- | gees - ' + Ateieties ...... : 'cessful on the Pikeway as during | ‘ball park when the Giants wba eee following despite eo Wheat, Dodgers ..... edcedoec wo k - A ,sucK an poor management. e Cea: “Eee a ee i) ithe ee ane oo 2 “ | estas: And the Giants have gone ,could do little that year egcept| MeManus, Browns .......... 30 gton won the Valley Con- |r} , ; . , PR img title in 1920 due 1 h beessbaanttae | pave the way for next year. One of LEADING BASE STEALERS. ue to the! For some reason which has not {his first moves was to send away ma excellent playing of Wray Brown ¥ ;, Th Player—C lub. sR. M “|been explained McGraw has been| Players in goodly number. When Since that time the Pikers have h f the club hast. | Moatil, White Sex ........... 16 reached the final in everv ec f sitting at his home in Pelham dur- s © Omner Of the Chup, SEhas, in- RGatae, Geiss bbwwecocccca 9 ence tou sneak anal 4 or wr” jing the current invasion of the ; quired why he had done it, Mce- Moet, Tk oc ced de hha. T dig rnament exc ept last yoar | Western clubs, hearing the news of | GTaw replied: | Meatheete, Cubs ............ “ when the team met defeat in the ' =| “Just emptying the waste-paper| weore. Pirates .............. a i'gemi-final round ithe game over a wire in the after- | . 2 pe ~~ a: 9 sisiein ° Lo a ee /noon and receiving detailed reports | b@sket out the window That | Peekinpaugh, Sens 1ere are two outstanding fea- lin the evening from Hugh Sen. ‘ended the incident. : LEADING PITCHERS. Sean eo - aegis of Piker tennis | pings, his lieutenant. But the; ‘In 1903, McGraw Jed his club to Player—Club. Won. Lost. Pet. ss te we see ean One ts the bril- |Giants have gone right ahead, |second place in the race. In 1904 Gray. Athleties ..... 8 © 1.000 oe showing made by Wray j slamming the best that the West | it won the championship and thé Bentley. Giants 5 © 1.000 Brown in the Nationa! Intercolle- could produce with pretty genera) |{2n8 fell over each other getting! Karr, Indians ...... 5 © 1.000 giate championship at Phi ladelphia l regularity into the Polo Grounds. Seott, Giants , Go 3>. ‘a jin 1922. Brown, unknown to modst | Kelly Comes to Front. Since then the Giants have been| Jobmaon, Senators. CS 2.5% S57 |of the big college players, smashed | his way to the singles fina]. but | was defeated by Lucien Williams, 6—-3 6 l, j——§ Tied Butler's Stars. The other feature ing made by the presen’ ‘On team in scoring Butler College in a Indianapolis on Mav 9 losing in earlier Pikers back score the titie in Chicago last Sat Indianapolis team with such Julius Sagalowsky and Louie Kurzrock should make cellent showing intercollegiate Pike ‘ipated his total t of Yale. is the show- Washing- with at hough est tie match Alt cont strong being 3 VA estern a an CA Me in the to Confer- urday ee, ond. butle Lhe “ on The 'a? ‘ *iL_oat™ i> im the event na- 1920 Tennis part mn » dua! tied four Washing’ 47 =. lost seven and past Six ‘ ‘ 7 } 5s? and lost \@are OT won ndi idual matches rine fo! iord of mate hes” ngton i niversi since 19°90 lowly co - cnr? plete rer. W teams plaved by ty ash- tennis ? Jack South. Jobn BROWN PITCHERS GAVE 53 TALLIES LAST WEEK last week's major league recore ce? games won and lost. runs, hits. errore oppenent= rune and home rune im .ud nz rames of ; 4% mt) 9 Ss ule @.+ i TR 4 a¢ Mttshurg 4 Be n4 an Rosto: { ne | | "1 4 Chicago . 2 os) @n-. 98. o¢ AMERICAN LUACUE Ww T ” }7 hon? Tinta-t6 4 .” 43 eo ald Piyt! e phia MS 47 re "q Mostar :. 45 gs 4° St. Louie “4 14 of os | New York 3 3K 64 4n Micagn 3 an a3 39 Wachinegetor be | bs 4 wil 7 | AZ eveland > 32 69 34 Minor Sanat Results. , WESTERN LEAGUE. neoin 3-4. Denver 5-3. Wichita. 6-8. Oklahoma ©€ St. Joseph 5-5. Tulsa 4-3. Dea Moines 6 Omaha ” AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Kaneas City 8 Minneapoli«e 8 (called d tenth, account 6 o'clock Sunday law.) Milwaukee 0 Indianapolis at Toledo. louteville at Co! sumbus rain SOUTHERN ASSOCI ATION. New Orleans 7. Iéttle Rock 6 Memphte 6. Mobile 5 Birmingham 14. Chattanooga 6 Atlanta Nasbr Ne & THREF EVE LEAGTF. Evane' 11. Peoria 7 Danville 4. 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wee? — ee oo Rie TTP ee a aa, nil sab * : a, J NS a | rT er ee nei a, ee ee aieloa : we Woes | | m. | St | : a LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae" { EZ | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, MAY 25, 1925. DE SME COUNCIL TAKES LEAD IN KNIGH TS OF COL UMBUS LEA _ Team Wins Over “ MUNICIPAL BASEBALL SCORES Amateur Baseball” - ~ ~ - - -- —_=- —_—_— = ~~ ’ ‘ — ae 7: ee 7: — BORO OOO PO OV™ i el ll i ail i il i i i i ee ee 4 ———— | c | b Club MERCANTILE LEAGUE. JUNIOR SODALITY. PPO : : 0 um us in — Island 11, White Banner = S¢. Maymend 25, Me*- “uneccets Communications vo this column —— a SS | i ; ; Fi bad Swift 23, Seuthweet 5. the | Please stete where end on agate, me ae aa players request- = irst P lace Tilt Denes S. S¢. Micha 6. | “¢ pl ae Peo col aaghagr mmm rages: rs d pon must be in this office carly a % : Dee 14. Yellow 7. ' . S CRAG E. ing posifions. Accounts of Sundéy ' ' x . fe CITY LEAGUE. | Pe a gemagaery 13-10, Wiles-Chigpman Monday morning. Address Amaicur Baseball Editor. ; ww bia f . i a a oo) Sees «ty Tower La Salle A. C. 12-12, Glases GUE ! owen, , Pacemakers Other Circuits — LEA e in - m PAROCHIAL The Triple A tennis team de-/ —— * Willie Sull | S3-R. aoe at ot pangesalggr carieenaniearete ei SCHEDULE ., feated the Ferris Tennis Club play will be th * >| -a* err; y-)} wil e thira | of Municipal Association — »rews 12. 1 : se PND OND OND ORD O59 OND ond ony ony ong ? ? ? ? ? ? | 9 aay 7 farewell race ? ? ? ? ? ? . St. Casimir 14, Beacen 14. CC. % © Gebken 10, Tieman 4. LPL OO e + } HiT | Ret PI ae nes pages ee sess aM - waco anlar maggot esageTs®s 23232 eS. een" 5 to 6. in an interciub agen Fw, Tecord fer ; _ , ak staianalls cinhany «*? 62001900 %—5S 15.8} FAIRGROUND. | for the Joseph Werner trophy yes-|** +-°. e ey ‘er + — » = - > . hd =? Y ' bh t La » Fr Hit! d K k : > : - we p 71? 345 a-#seas R. H. E thews. Frida r—7>7?277 a aes ff o—@ 19 1 " " . ; RE, j po m “ ae . : ° DE WOLAY LEAGUE. 7727? > 4 a= Out’ws5 11 2 | | vs. Sacred Heart: greunds No. 3. St. | wood Country Ciub teams was! Frisch, captaie sel] odin tn da’ . games. DesSmet Council Mailers iz. Tripp 11. “* Lewis 1% Enat &¢. Leuix 7 es eee e®eeeeee#eess ® Sa *-White l —~1 ZS 4 0090 n—z 3 1 | Matthews vs %*%. Liberius. ’ oe ed hoe ’ ? " wenn - ! . ; . . . . os ' —— ee ; =. Runre: mn secon runs to third 123456789 2 4 Monday—Hoe!ly Family ve. Holy Inpe- : ‘for another menth, t4 “a: cutt by winning. 16 to 2. O'Mara x. OF C. LEAGUE. POLISH ALLIANCE. and tags the base Renner C8 ic BM Beeess 4 ; —_- aie — Tuesday—St. Marys va. St. Ales | Lynn of the Ferris Club in the day. Frisch ° ; ; — De Smet 16, Columbes (lab 2. mn A. C. 2 |third, realizing his position, starts | Laclede 00000 00 ame. No-| “Us Thursday—Holy innpcents vs. St. | feature match. This contest went! _.-. isch Sreae . ~ held the Columbus club to five D’Aedreis ®& Kat 7 St. Andrews % Russe r - » CAICR- | Worny tripled in the eighth to- score the, 4 jovsius. | three sets before Brown won. Lynn scattered hits SOUTH GRAND LEaGre ose . , eho t me piate ming a ly eur LEMP’S PARE ) ; ; : : cB - oe > s _ = | started we ] in the © nin ser sotUTu esdav— ds N i A pe _ The Shells and Meletios als ided Seathern Ss. Pirate A. Cc. & . 4 ea 1%. St Warcaret . force out In the meantime aow > ae | ‘ - @& Feeriac A -Stens 0 oe i r~ r - gy ~% Rae gnes which ee os 18 ™ a a double-header in the Independ- Seuth Side 6. Seuth End 5. | oo Soe . vy aver. the first runner has retunred 1234587891012 1215 ee Qe «Se —— de Sales’ enic alae aa eau awe Sm | UNIVERSITY CITY MUNY. . ~ Ye Tn ~ Vincems | Deen played. Brown took the lead . ont League al the BMube eine af Seathwest BB. WwW. A. 12. Marr- j x ef = ° . Be _ . — = —_ . — ~~ Pa) 7 Ny v St. ’ tz 4 t e ° Oe —- > . SS . : P ; Ninth Inning. rone ou tunne Anc! . # satiaiatin ngs . _. _ RA SAA RBS om eh SP we “ie - ~ys ‘Sheena Barnes, Triple A. defeated Diet ; Casimirs won. Roth beat last place AMERICAN ASSOCTATION. BE BUSY THIS WEEK the runner around. There ix no ——. ai Dace ene Peas. Sreunds No. 1. Hely Name rs. St Philip | rich Weevle é- 2. | God “Wiaaen’ » . ‘ \ ~ ‘ - ae | = ; ha om , - ’ - - q a . ri A« ~~» wee as * o-——. ; = teams the Lischkos defeating the ew ay AP Pet i ‘ Ww wp ott the Asaocinted “Press irenciad ceurse to be follewed in Tn : a 58789 RHE Neri. cHERWAN Parr Triple Getee dais pe. | 2 Mallinckrodts 7; ft 3 St. Pat mis att 7 lo -€18 471 ANNAPOLIS Ma ' he such cases. . . *a730000— 8 71 = — ~* umpus 2° _S obs ee , — — mt oread Runner om Yirs? rase Pitche Re Sse ~ ~. andi Tmeker- Jones Ss. St. Roses. Suceday—St . Marks v3. : Ph “t a Pi spear de-| . . The lillian “ > ; : o Mina*plie i ae wt? KK = 4 . 14 w it. } r ‘ At. es ca" entered ear ace = sag at aid ™ “ i Batteries— Sa ee — a oo : ~ =~ gg thy —— _—s | feated Lynn. Ferriss. a | >. —5.} . third to fifth place Socing te the WESTERN LEAGUE. ae SRS Sees CF SSeS CONPe | deen s the umpire anti —_—>— es ars ——_...' —?: Barnes and Stuckman. Triple 4 . Vv oO ie . . ee | P = ik Sport ara inwn? : Be. se Th. F le Be ts | a. ‘ | Derwre- “0 1: 57} Ox Cur is 18 5°95 -t ¢) Nava! " »o Aem*, » @he sat | ” ‘ ' , o v a ° ; Lawton-Byrne-Bruners. Sag RS fy ge Ch tise at , | Acade wa . emma acares trel rat mpire | _ i ee is ) Twie Bill Postponcd. | ‘Lincoln .1814 563 Omaha P20 394 ween- Ss tf prepaerat r} Tor tha > +4 ; :¢ Se tae « im = - > p2a% . . a na — i > Se ae eX. Senith.29 11 703 Musk ence 1; $7 $38 preparation fo ne rucial tei ol tens Gn Gop an penta Ge a Ewe ;S2O11 5 8 e- i3si¢4 1 ld S lage oe wa because of the Okmulece 1871 44° Sor'efield 13 23 333 wr oo ay oe ee oar —“—" “passed ball. The ball is im play ? “Ras - 3 aaa _ - oi : co . Lac eqes "= ; staal aan ‘ te a os agers . ase " . _ _ 5 -- ao— : 1 So! nd ,ones . , on two | SOUTH W ESTER LEAGUIT. i ene ee eld atiiniin ts in spite ef the fact that it hit the 2engwer and Cure : es from the Whiles-Chipmans “wT. Pe - Re Til cla ae ath Mies Madeae entitiin oth um pire. =e the Aseediated Prem } t Sa) in 13510 400 RBiackwell 11133 458). ° * * ; Mg 204 a se PAPTAR RLUFF ™ Mar 25.—Der o bile Glasco and la Salle split a Cushing 14 10 ASS woke b1 14 440 ‘tiacrosse £an ¥ e nere Batter hits a fair ba t is de phen : ta ™ . “. n° SOU east : > Gouble bill. Ark. Cry.123 11 .45 ll Sas eet ees VAN HEUSEN 4 nN ali | | . * ’ > *\ - = 4 —_- — = «: be i wen . “ ~ i = INFIELDER GOES AFTER —_ rok a. M Moberly 4, Louisiana 3. eig? . ° ‘ . i. . oe ° nmhie oe yd | 5° 4 > re be Rk | ' : > Ve the ball wns still in piar. for S, — Swifts beat South west “6 to f, z . ~ : . nine . - im ¢h ™ » PA Pahl “ i“ : ~ » ee es . , i. > i t 7 M . > — t M9 °* May — ae os —_ The Webb P sete | emis SU ee nates Sa 1s ent | Svecinl to the Post-Dispatch before delivering the ball’—H. A. | Wheatley hested Lefty Hines in a pit «this vears’s best and new- : ressmen and o cl en- = re _ .4 ~y : Ot ome : ; tT» i ie ae rr, - ~~ » 2 ° ne 7 - ‘are veeteriay afternoon and e ry nate teeth ening ote 6412 @67 Readine .17°0 430 ORT ARTHUR, Tex. May 25.— Yes. a ee ee” es Seal est expression of collarstyle be bo ‘ mer ; . e & . « : . . : > an ~Mic acer Ae 2] & won in the South Side Bu a io ~~ 18 3230 Frere deacel > >, — The expression rum it ut, Be May - came ‘rom Loutsiana 4 to 3 Whaeatiey a’- League and remained tied Jer. (itv..19 19 500 Syracuse... 924.273 a-., dead” range true in a sandict Piedmont : wed oniy 3 hits and etruck out 13 One piece No linings .. » ™ ~ lon ee Are here * . e, a ——._ 7. ‘ a a « > a a) ‘ —-? . ‘ : wnuen : ; er. S@.. a om - ~~ ee » the Poet-.L* spat a ; 4 5, & = rm uF | Mer 1913 59 - IT1S 4nAa . — . - — _ 2 o y Se pe : = . T | Meridian 1813 384 Alexdria 1715 $88) cred for an infield fly in a gama | PISDMONT, Mo. May 25.—By hitting, Lousiava. 91009002603 33 12 VAN HEUSEN STYLES, 0c ’ Tr) : _ Aa. Va | : ‘ ~~ : . 7 7 ?) BATTLE THIS WEEK iicher Sls 343 Laure 147% 434 at Starks. La > Retest Denman Mae the ball at Qpportune times and taking Mober!3 Q (92001 x4 9} ™ —— ‘a 1 > : , . ** * » YT) ‘t= "7 rn T's ——— M gn roe 1615 S518 Breekhvn 17 21 3e4 . er a ell RN taper advrantace o o u .- i! mie By A apoma ted Prese j ; ' — : wo) wt la 1 9-G his ae dial ays e MPaiment mis yeaterdar de R * ; PARIS, May 25.—The European / rRISTATE LEAGUE. base { Baseman McPherson, 1. feated the fast Greenville Eli nine ‘ osen Gets Bout. — . . " . - ban cod 2 te ™ ‘ - ee corre? ha a “- yeBone contests for the Davis Cup f W lL. Pe WW. lL. Pet Leuisiana Piave dropped dead as ™ —_ ao oe ye a es Asaomated P es c enter upon their second round thi Tureis 1? » 687 Tacksor ; B 4A, » « field > eon" — eG eee ; —— agit tat tollasiin ago : Bs on atin orig ; i - co a 2 rem & 6 R00 Bivthe'vie 6 8 479 - 1. ta a “ng and ‘taat at! “INCINNA’ Oo. Mayr 25.—Ch week. Denmark wil! mee? ren- Twembure 8 7 o37 Jenesbeor + S46 ~~ - “UNnning f French Teen Title bac KBL OD line } Rosenberg bantamweici* ? rare — - = - w » -* . ‘ . a! => s & land at Copenhagen Frida: rhe ~ —y Soe —_ nani . was 6 teature of ie game. Score oF « ae nf ante tien aaa , £ ame od toge ted a | PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. THREE I LEAGUE. anes ampion, and A. Pettingill. Sout © WoTtags Jima mat eos bet Ww een Ble lland ane > . ~ . "> bat ws ™% . a vs ° —— Inn "gs 7 “ a | 5S ~ rs * y 4 + bd ary hanrtamwe ght “har vion have . den, Austria and India and France! san rrant3 2) 76] Cakiand 2] 94 487 Peoria Ss ani Decatur . Bil 621 | Biedmons 922140120 2 Stakes wmatetie® te ten 22 reands af PHILLIPSjONES. Q) NEw roRA crTr 7 and Ttalv must be ompieted De. “aA AAO ““ 4 tt . ~~ | _ ‘ 1 : ‘ rs "et o e: tal =4 : wr coon . 1] 4 " ad rm 3, ' i ¢ > _ ~ seas wren ee . iin a : at "te " 7 J 10 106 Arcs o4 | 3 Sacr mnto ia UA oe Te t’ Pa 47 orp “ eld _— ? = 4atltenes t teaclTmonr x oe an “4 ; 2s ut i ror ‘hse wor! q 3 ore une — Pur ut : oe ?} al » 5 arnan 14 4 “oO” Den e 9 1? 4. Ou 2 ~ is 3 or o~ ng An t. “Por . ‘e - — —__— ——— —o — ee a a ee LS —— — —— -—_ -- — —_- —_ _—— ~ — ;, or o we FF i —_— - «+ > ed ¥ aid - Chesterfield’ populari IZ > & ~ was won om > ince” Dut a ring around that word © — and dont forget it [ | Taste! That oye word explains Chesterfield’s enormous popularity. “They satisfy,” because they contain the richest, mellowest tobaccos that money can buy. 4 And they’re mild, because these tobaccos are blended a in just the right proportions for taste and aroma. It’s _ a blend of unique character and it can’t be copied! nn No wonder smokers everywhere are changing from SF all kinds of cigarettes to Chesterfield. ~~ bs DIGGLY WIGGL ' _* -* + . S .* so _«e* . Lageerr & Myrzns Tosacco Co. +—— SUCH-POPULARITY+-MUST-BE-+>DESERVED f

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MONDAYT, MAY 125, 192 US The Daily POST-DISPATCR alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST “DISPATCH finner - Matches peoia! to ty - Peoial ORI ate | \Nurmi ania pine Helftrs Gulge in short workouts the Yankee Stadium track, - tomorrow night they will & match race that ig e¢ produce & new world’s the half mile. It wii] be ‘farewell race before Salli /home in Finland early nexe team Willie Sullivan of g Club play-{ will be the third man in ab match The present record for the Eeehy yes- (is 1:521-5, held by Ted Me the un-' FRISCH T OBE OUT wrere acy ‘ PP 6 ma, de.' amazing, new method: Few drops i. C-it now take gpa on FOR ANOTHER the place of powder, soap - Special to the Post-Dispatch. > and Kirk- NEW YORK, May 25 and ease pe herd wa bing. No red, rough hands. W WASHING wes once the hardest houschoid task. But almost enins was'| Frisch. captain and estar . baseman of the New York « will not be able to resume of 4 Jake | right hand in sliding into ‘eome days ago. = Mokane Beats Stephen, Special to the Poat- nek. Ma d-fashioned methods. Rule 2 is 4t in place of water, soap or pow- ilustrations show you how C-.-it seconds windows shine like clear- And they stay clean } too, film to catch and hold agree, return the unused contents to your grocer and - back every penny. This test plan, you must agree, is the fairest offer anyone can make. In feir- won. Lynn, ning set! ‘ames had the lead. dirt. 1. Mark on. 2. Wipe off. That's all. Yee windows shine in 15 seconds. for another month, { over night it has become the easiest. Dust- for yourself. We make it ub in the | i\day Frisch broke ~ pln off e table top is no more quick and easy manner. Just try eee anne wh mea ives test went. ger on «i "ll heed two simple rules. Rule 1 is Gecide if what we say is truc. If you don’t LE. >) las Cuticura Should Be In Every Home Daily use of Cuticura Soap keeps the rores active and the skin clear and bealthy, while the Ointment heals pimples and other irritations. Cuticura Talcum is a delicately med- _ —_— on TWO | L LOCATED ‘| SIRLOIN or PORTERHOUSE, 'b. at 7—5. MOKANE. Mo. a5 ” method gives results like ness to yo third set. lee Me fine, dafonted” the + thie Gier wer is half so quick or a B60. | Ser anes: Geree Gat Boek “a ll against hrev and bidoheone: = iS ; Free—if i it fails . the other) Cowan and Puyear. and odoriess—-as harmicess ay juno: Oo oa bg ser. But e@ thousand times score inj 4. defented Rarick and a ere emectic’ about | eeliguly SA play-| ris, 6-—2, 6—#2; Hodge and Cit yet all we do is to repeat Cleans’Windows (9 in 15 Seconds , |man, Triple A, defeated L users cay. But test C-it yon © 1924, C-it Products Corp., Moline, 111 Smith, Ferris, 6—1, 6—+9. ucts Corp. ne, Til. o., 0. a, meee. bated Diect- 2: Hodge. | th, Ferris. fle A, de-} 10, 7—5,| han, Triple) ey ume — $ oné@less, P QUART JAR ose eo eee? ® 7TH and RUSSELL BL. BOULEVARD* Weekly Specials Ending Mey 30 3C 30c SUGAR CORN 25c¢ Sweet ‘Mixed Pickles 2 9c 1 ‘ i ! | | | Ouergha River, ‘Hines behind the protection of that! FRENCH ESTABLISH NEW LINES BEHIND RIVER IN MOROCCO ; Withdraw From Positions | North of Stream, Creat- ing Continuous Front to Stop Enemy Infiltrations. — —— By the Asm@ociated Press. FEZ. French Morocco, May —The French troops opposing | Abd-El Krim's invading Riffian tribesmen have been withdrawny 25 from their positions north of the establishing their stream. : | | | ! = in today’s Want ads. Today's bargains In used articles | > GARTERS NO METAL CAN TOUCH 256 PIGGLY WIGGLY purchase. ‘ MALT EXTRACT White Banner; ‘Special’ Hopped PINEAPPL Recipe Crushed PRINCIPLE— TRUE MERCHANDISE PRICED TO GIVE TRUE VALUE We believe the confidence of our customers to be our most valuable as- set—therefore the surest way to merit that confidence is to give that which you expected to receive for your money. We want to feel that upon arriving home, you will find more than you expected in every Alummum, Glassware, Cutlery, Tile, Woodwork, One Use Suggests Another BRILLO’':: ‘Sc 2 A5¢| COR Start Trading Today “The PIGGLY WIGGLY WAY” ‘HARDY’S IODIZED SALT Contains iodine—is an essential mineral food —highly recommended by physicians. VALENTINE Med. 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COLLECTOR OF RUBBISH LEFT AN ESTATE WORTH $500,000 the Aseociated LOS ANGE LES : Cc al., May In a copyrighted story published in ‘the Los Angeles Examiner today, George W. Hazeltine, aged eccen- tric, who died in a shack here last ‘March after years spent collecting tin cans, match boxes an®@ other rubbi#h. is disclosed as a possessor of a $500,000 estate If the old mans will and its va- rious codiciles stand, his two attor- reys, Deli A. & hweltzer and Frank &. Hutton, bulk of the fortune. will receive the However, “= ~ ~ > — et A the story | continues, a grand niece of Hazel-| tine has appeared on the scene and her attorneys, who declare she the sole surviving relative, nounce they will seek to have the jwill eet aside. She its Mrs. Loraine Moody Maean Richmond daughter of Mrs. Mary A years Ago, county records Hazeltine was defendant Ten is | an-. grand- | Drake, | | in| en action brought by the county to. him to pay $105 for the Drake at the County hie in- compel care of Mrs. Hospital for seven months. sisted he wast too poor to contrib- ute to her support, but finally was pay the eounty $75. Mrs. Drake died later. to Tuceday. Mas ‘Be. at 10.00 a. um. Guaranteed as represented. Look for the name Gold Medal on every and accept no imitation ADVERTISEMENT LEMON JUICE BEST 0 WHITEN SKIN ea el tL a tt tl Cet. aay The only harmless way to bleach | the skin white is to mix'the juice of two lemons with three ounces of | Orchard White, which any ——- gist will supply for a few bottle, and bave a whole quarter-pint of the | most wonderful | softener and beau- | tifier. sweetly fragran the face, this and the murder of chiefs of tribes lemon bleach into Massage (arms and hands. | Famous stage beauties use it to bring that clear, youthful skin and rosy- | | white complexion ; also as a freckle, | | sunburn and tan bleach. You must) ‘mix this remarkable lotion yourself. | ‘It eannot be = t ready to use “because it acts best immediately after it is prepared cents. | Shake well in a. you | skin whitener, rineck, ‘FUNERAL CHURCH t cannot irritate. | a oe ee ee poe a etnias i en wee ee ~_ _ , ao . , - * va 7 . « ¥& Pass +a i ‘ “i - ve il oe DER & SONS mame VERY facility EK that is needed to perform our services with the utmost satisfaction to our patrons will be found in our in- stitution. 6175 Delmar. Boulevard — Paying tenants are quickly found ‘through Post-Dispatch Phone your want ad or leave it wants. with your nearest druggist. POST-DIEPATCH 7 77 7 WANT AD RATES Solid Agate. per lne: Sun- Daily Gay. Ae Clastiestens ~~ 36c Lxcept the followlug-: Situations waned ng he .-20e 200 Roome for Rent ooms and . pers 30 Personals .....-++e«se0+** 40c Medica! and Toftlet Articies 40¢e 45c Stockhoiders Meetungs Lepal — Specia! Notices.400 40c Church Notice® ««««+««#+** B0c 30c DISPLAY TYPE ......«- ..40c 60e DISCOUNTS SOLID AGATE— Matthew # Cemetery. BEX Km Sundar, May #4 1825. Anna EE Beck. widew of Walter #H Rewk mather of Mre kK ‘ Wooley and Walter ’ o~-« jr } be * ,o “" tore, 4 ern ” | ter’ — ae Bu TE | Birkenme ier) Entered inte rest on ‘Sunday. 1925. at 1:10 a. m.. William beloved son of Auguet Bender Jr... deariy inee Ham William A. and Lena heloved brotber of lorraine Bender. and our cear and nephew. Remains at South Jeffersen avenur ot 2 y us m. to SE. Peter and Pauls “Cae: ntered into rest on Sunday, May x20 Mary sane Blixt. beloved wi of "Chask '.. Blix dear mother of Mrs. Otto H Stam m our dear crapdmother Funeral from the Alexander Sone chapel. O715 Delmar boulevard. on Tues day. May 26. at 3 Pp. Mi. Interment St Peter « elers ic) BIRKENMAIER.-m May 24. rVLo lise. m Katherine Birken mailer Seemuelier relic of Martin dear mother of John, Mary, and anthony. and our grandino wher tag elahty-fourth 22% I from con chape!. 284 N ednesday Mav P* Anthony Church. vr and Paw! somnery New Vork Eimire co tario! peppers please CODY. ec) he rams on Se 2 a! aD Aa, pie father of Willlam H a = sephn A. Bosse. our dear vprother, brother- father-in-law’ and rendinther, in nth vear 2 3 10 Nort h (e2) | and Sunday. at tlle«# Theod rr’ Me = ~ | hetir ~ . Pe Phi! ade iph ia. [ 4 &. | ¢: Prov ost man © me Pe be Liev ard to Me morta) Park. te — a ln KEFP POSTED regarding the REALTY MARKET and learn the | advantageous claims of BUYING. » rae ret. DEATHS BRADY—on Bonday. May 25. at 12°40 Mary T. Brady ‘nee Thomas), be- lov oa Mite ~~ Frank Brady. Due notice of funeral will be civen from the parlors of Pests & Bheahen lUnder- taking Co.. 917 North Newstead avenue + NNAN- Entered 0 rest on Saturday, - 23. 192 RAs 5 BU yp. m.. John Breb- eloved husband f’ teure Brennan ‘reed) dear coed Mary rwother of Thomas and rennan. Funeral from Arthur J. Donneliy’s par | lors, 4546 Lindell bouleva ¢. on Tuceday morning, May ® lnter- renpan. re °6. at 7:30 o clock, ment in Calvary Cemetery. BU MEKMAN~—-Entered into reet on Satar- day. May 23, 1925. at 3:15 p. m.. at residence her dauahter,. Mre. Chari¢s M. Schuh, Philadelphia, Pa.: Elizabeth Buer- man, wife the late (. F. Buerman r mother of Chas, M. huh, Mre Wiidberger. Mrs. m. Rose and Arthur Buerman. ur dear grandmother. great- Remains ry Clements 2217 8B. Grand bi.. after 3 pv. m. ‘peeedey. Ti Fa funeral later. ec) CRAFT —Entered into rest Monday morn- / money G. Creft. beloved husband ef . beloved Gertrude uiee and Frances Craft Fuller. leue notice of funeral later. ie) CROCKETT. -%ntered into rest on Bundey, p. m.. Charles G. sl Velie and r ole. in mis tow- Mer ot. chapel. $720 Crockett (hee app er, brother-in-law — a _ ae ca “Th 24. gin mother ' MeDerbe 7. Emi) - nd George Kichmann. our 4 mother-in-aw. grandmother, great-gra mother and aunt. ae« Funeral on Wetlnesdar. p. m.. from Gebken chapel. vols avenues, to St. Agnes Church. thence to B88. Peter end Pauls Cemetery. (<2) FINNIGAN -At her residence, 25651 North years at 2 M ‘lexase and . Market - 27 on Coster. May 24. 1935. at 6 o' cleck ecelta nee O'Dowd}, wieew "an STicheet fy nnigan. mother of John. Jose Michael, Peter, Ce- cella and omas a ay Funeral Som are Doanelly’s per- lore, 2846 , ggeerers Wegues- day R.A yom i, boc o' Clock. to Sacred Heart Church y B- A in Cal vary Cemetery. tc) PREEBIRSY ER-—Entered inte rest on Funda y 6:45 o clock a. ™. Kr eebersyer, fence and daughter. deughter-in-iew. ¥ aant. The funeral will take place on Wwedns day. May 27. at 7:30 o'clock a. m.. residence, 1211 Clinton «street, to St rs hael's eure. thenee to ( ‘alvuty Cemetery ‘™ Saturder. May 73 1925. rine Freimuth (ner sister. oe .@er-in- l~emceagsed Wee «@ Ausiiiary of ts ar es Puners! from residence M ge | ruaner pied Cates avenue Me at @ interment private dnc tac atom -A on Mendar. May 75. 1905. Warne ae aon of Keiwin T aed (Vivien Name bring, belewed brother of Ra mm. Lowule Fire - ere erthe « - | Joba Haer ibe na eur dear Jd. nee penie.. ame 9 pears lee netice of funeral from fasnily rem. deaws, 2723 Wyoming «) . leat | LE SG I ne . m. : Charles (Mo) papers please copy. NCKLEAR -~- on . eister and aunt uv 4 dave . Newnam of Naat Ky. sister Mi eS . residence ! ley mother-in-law at ace of 71 wear Futera! Tuesday, May My trow Math. Hermann Sone air and 1 averiues. ; Ch al Orleans (La.) papers oleae HUNT...At Uisen, <4. pore. a 6 Hunt, huebend of ry father of "Siriano and brother of Mre. Ausum Notice of funeral a eg? Sudder! » 9 ied 19725, Jacob. ** sole of r

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rr Soe re Se fa te TN el iy R - - Ma ah oe KOEI Ow eure ey. ot ast tg tape A FR. eee ee : T eeancia eae Y . % 2 ‘ * yy eee tS eg Te 7 j ’ aealt ae SOR bed ne es rr wate 5 a w Se ee aan eee, es, - : QUICK SOLUTIONS for i | FRATERNAL NOTICES = LOST AND FOUND 7 —_—- = Masonic Meetings WRIST WATc Lost E : —] | MELE WANTED —%EN, sors HELP WANTED—WMEN, 8 aqnepaeapennerees Ee H--Il = O NT GABINETMAKERS—Or good carpent ——— — SALESMEN WANTED : , COSS MOS ; ene ast: in mers | TIN : 5MOS LODG EB. No. te2. A. F. aS. M- Ps og Between aie BR M PL y M E | fer temporary job reconstructing office Ow after 6:30 p. m. Forest. ee HELP me elated 2A, Rewa call Lindel Jefferson | cabinet and partitions, et¢.: salary $7 | : 745 Cupples pil. __ (3) i Se at 2:3 evening. Opening at @ i. work . 1 £005W WAN | ED | 2 aay. St hours: state age. experien \TIRE CHANGER— Experienced To work on MLESMAN N | ee at oP a Members are urged 8 oP terences, Box B-60._P_-D. ce | "Fishel! Tire only. on cw ' / te : > D | & Service weekly rere. . ali? Park ” & 24} and bring «a brother Masre M Found a - i fe) Co.. 3456 Lingell. and sem!imonthliy a oa : media | Se Poe a ‘mS | PURSE—Found. aaa , gets oi ms CABINETMAKERS | TRACER—Por draftias —__teh ¥ ge experience Girls, the AUS PIN >? R c METERS Ww. > mo! a. ac e th “7 ° : cet eady - abou = " reom ; must ha ° vou ' : 1 — * SAM RROADBENT. Secretary x” — “Fee “Parkview 173 | me pa a he MEN, | BOYS tants compe , ko ie fe with | aon. SE Sah rience. Apply io while a SE > morn- find to . lorga St Bo 5 residence. 2830 a WEMOS LODGE NO. 282. “A. F.&a.™ KEY Ss; “5 xD — POLICE ogee BAKER—Sit good thir han warts. BRECHT «OC. 12098 Cass. ‘ * {com) | “Wood River, Ill ileum OCorp., South WELCH . our tt a b o 9 ! mont 308) ¥ Momda' M So em. a ons a cation | uesdar ef: #T- CHILD = PH iT GRAPH. 4. lst ter B Pau _. ork. A a Re gto: » 416. il? | CAR ~ RAK ER—Second hand. Conrad's. | Ww aITER—Man. 40 {c2) & co.. 11098 Olive. inereaae . : : compir ) the vt the fiunead aa, aeved wir! caer i URS A WATCE .E— Mounted District. = Suse Aton Woi6d Po oo chy or country. | LUXE ~ an . . oe = —- ne —- — y. ’ & t\ “ a = Vertue * a ’ ore osall Q -_ ; penenced . ly - wo a Ree ee : Re ee ee . ay | WELLSTON LODGE No. 613. A. F. ane BOY—Sit.; to learn, trade of any ; kind: 18 mealie__Take Tavlor_car. (c)| gel Casket nee Fa ag ee * aus FT yian ' PI t matt wom somdones 1417 North Jeft>rvon ) A ™M —— Spec a comm uni ation this oe ‘BRICKLAY’G & ears. =S2S_ ad St. \ | HENRY L. LIEB nd. 4339 As how- | CARPENT : aris on ehothin ung " ies iG. . * . M. —— a nland " ‘olfax 4460R | ‘ repairs. crs se work - garages Ex " ‘4 YoU SG M A198 to work in = . ajeral merch g and gen- _- “Tose ! £ ee (cd CARPENTER- “sit old or new work. é . «pp y uperin- feren rive Ford truck: give res with es | SALESW + = - | C — i ve cay rese ~e3. expertence and t bli h OMEN—i tenes wT cia Me. Fore st 41410 172. Post-Dispatc salary. Box B- ablished lin toreus ee Me — a a i er MASSEY om Suraba uM . ’ . ; , : 12 a eee . ~4 +" a CA Maseex and dear mot her - ‘Rowe Soother Knights of Y Pyth — of Rowe Carrike ias RPENTERS A BUILDERS r contract “aR oe - . ~~ - an” commen PENTER aXI> RUILDER—-— ane _— _ Fag rnd nig Shen” Gas i COMING EVENTS es ee "og er ¢. ot Doses meee pyre gs - qolored “full_or part CEMENT FINISHERS—2 Bide. a required. 223 Fri Peri! l ante avente. menéay. : Mar °; ~~e Automobile “Trips and Tou ace ace tf - 2 -- wit. Linde! ST aT (cS) Tt SS = _Simir_Sbosve ' road. Wellst Ngton > cRs 2604 Lucas oe eS = . —— (3a) | 'm. m. Mond ” Fscodas Sees at Marthasvilic. Mo AUTUS ) meen will consider 4 applicants, age ing B.A wall - Mae, ; Ermtered into ots Ww aneas (City. $7: — - &° comtrector 4433 Newberry. F 759 seep two mur sets © s CHIP — : tween SS.an8 2S youme. Set JOS vs, HELP wTbD.—— | ont on) ge Hm FE Re ore $46. Office argucite Hote! oa wot atese renacmmnie.. ea W-32S. wry PERS Experienced « on ce and branch operation, mter G our | NOMEN, GIRLS | WELCH & CO. 110m Pas - be Liv ote! GARAGES built _ uA N—Sit = -b).¢3 G ‘ 3 rview Mr | ADDRESSOGRA | od, pushand of Jose TRAVEL CO i800. MIDWES rg AUTe GARAGES built, brink.” frame: promp:. A N—Sit.: radio. phonograph repa'r mar. side frames, bolsters, ete J. G_ Snowden tomorre aa, and 12. | enced pe nem RAPH OPERATOR—Experi- : a fore © waauas ot a ee Thomas uns a Tne aed Packard | cars ——— POSER. 3 i ae WAN—Sit: colored oo — rae 3S Steady work AMERIC AN Rod table Hide "ie Lees o- ~~ 13th end Py Electric Luxht Bide il anc sonnel a van Mr A. J 71.50 J Angeies. $46- ) GARAGES. 18 a @o —— - se @5 Fr mant 276 os nN louse a . . 4 cr a . - none. — w a Mew d. hs = Ea “ Ransse Ol >. ‘De las $15 1Sx] $253 23. ement 5 S= =) STEEL TW ‘4 ¥ — ALTERA te) a of._Se'n_ is 7 ail Mr J San. Baiwara Mr io giao: atl GP Piicage. $7: De | FpEciPtca TIONS 2s 23 Remon Se an et FOUNDRY. 2039 —. _AGENTS WANTED- men ATION HANDS - And seametresses: > ’ inside a ei : = of perience or e time-payment ex- ) ~~ —— , C0.. 1546 5S. Broadway . . NUSSBAUM — En ont ona ioe Gite Hab ust 12 m. on Supe | BEST af ise inside and cutside werk: steady werk) spp Mc on Sg ge lr (8) | COOK—White, references ic |. Call Centred SO76W. ad . day. Mas 24. e258. rest on Gun-| 2 1925. for furnish: ~ 28 Sune | SES? cleaning 4251]- ars’ experience. Cabany Coy-Weber. 515 Locust. chs | [AN | _Orphang eS ee otk ae: oan & & Nat = Nussbaum. | ng al] materials. tools con Cieamaen,. Dement ‘so ~ . or =— House-to- — K AND LAUN =. . a , , ; ie’ at the of of the as me obtained enovaered 3 T in 4558 j ecdiate. Rox W £ —_ ion im- CU a hee oon Pai a articie: eo-ge ters can none. _——s (DRESS — Fee or small tam ~— es 587. ’ At Kaness City. Mo. on Tnure | oo Boon $12 City Hal ene, — (o8) STEN: GRAP: fER-TY 2 ee ee eee ote TS. | Gay. Apply Mr. Capps. 1 "1008 yo ee anaes tie ee ee Phone | a “pots ‘a toathers: Soe | Zi. 1925 ure- ) —== = : : PleT—Sit = _Detme 289 W | —— _Utve. | 23x) = after > Pp | Direct-current * or a Bay 30e | P. O'Keefe at 3220 vo. ew | SIDE will be received by the Board of ginner: clean cut and anxious rood be | DAIRTMAN—Th Svs SSS! | CUOK— White: ax — — ee | gout desk fans canting re a eee oT (a) | O'Keefe. dear hushand - public tien all the (ie vet Dow 1 a ELECTRIC WIRING. ETC. sition: salary $10 Victor R51 = ure ton. Mo.. an ge gy ry > tam 3 at Fen- PARTWNE wages: two ad ~~ aged: ato ‘ecod fans. . re! a aA f Senne Withe | poem ee ee cae conatr pam ae | CALL Sidney 949 for veasonal Rae YPiST—Age 16 a: con inks cheet-| CH ‘Single or PO _dairyman at) PARTNER W as WANTED ‘Hawthorne__ —"% 5. et haust fans, os Beeett ae | 25. fer constructing e-wers wirtne a? xf ures bie DriceS OP ait willing to start at bottom: Gesires LIVERY BOY—W - : ager td.—As assistant office man. ERRAND GIRL— —— yO 994 YOCNG MAN rk called for and delivered (el) eann he ye — gy a had Box N--4]. Pom-! ~ qh i. a. Tl able team: also for SALESMEN WANTED “Gly @ WALKER SHIRT FACTOR mr oe ‘GOUSEN’LD Goons 8 ? nG CLOTHING bt a } Seronte, on Ordinance No 33850 ry cIOck. ' lane ——— ane Sar of Con : tract may obtained att he office ‘ t? WRIGHT DOES TT RIGHT into «rest . den". Room on of the Quitk service ressonah - . 3 on Saturday. | FRR. 1. ty Hal! (cB) be able prices on olc ; a - Googe © W. Read SIDS will be received tv the Board of me intelligent. 25 vears ruck. Apoly Stepher J . , Vix “OH *} ’ ~ . aF* : a ~ - —~, “Pe ie ~ . = d i; rir “= me Se | Public Service of the (itr of at >. wd 9m than amy other cantractor - A. A. pont ed- have bad & veare’” at n> 8600 _ Easton 4 avin Lumber ‘RE p : * & ‘ _- 24 eur matters ’ o %& — : . —. = #tT ar oe thern re . : : ,e@Tr.: =~ = - a ‘ jabt of Chicege 1.) Ju 208 City Hall. until 12 mo ne CEE, Our eer ee eee ciietan | Pest-Diseatch oe: thorough'y efficient | “Sistant- Ri—Regisicred janio: = AL ESTATE SALESME! = 16h and ener © Gvenue, recenstructias : - | eee tet ama tc o Start Box department and ie las ging tts saves | GIRL—Or test ie) Bri & Beach: cE — Be ie — at Bellet : oulevara enc Grand Ki neem b>- GAS — EL es “TRI y >“ i DET - -- = ’ the services i desirows of éenzacir r w _ ——e in bake te new: $1 — ‘onta (tue rary ‘torn Kansa £ — 4 - cag’ TF ~ } ofans he: . once — . pny 4 arn) Tr KIer —_ Ang mep expe wine ue te" general h 13° WO k. coon -H [ = WING—Pertect a 4 ~~ o ; . See- ucting Morgan street f F aaheetoe | . Cleaned ‘™ *K- ~ : Wood R - Ore J! Lo ~ ok . ai men may 2 SU Waterman *4 fi. ouse r Bee | NE — wie 1113 a andeventer ~~ ie . 440 >». m@ teenth at +t > om our . sa es ctor 2>Ww ~ ' e& Dem — VOT. lis , mauctiing «i may app y- Se ar = west. Parkvie 1654 $45 , Er im . . reer a) Je! fereon avenue _~ i 4 bile , = +. encec rr. atm omg - — “ — ‘«.” " . = asees it rea . " " are GIRLS w iw. fice. Fr ; . : ‘ = ‘ -. Bodied ; ‘ - = Sw Siti —_— _ . esta! Law — mee Farwig). rebet Plans. epecifications, ferm of contrac’ : = . Horne « = “35 —- 3M Ae st AN—Man who can ~ a a vou how; if =e Sea S Jett To label bottles. experienced. 126 ‘DAVENETTE —Gaq Sat Wed — Men = mother of and other m formatic ” a tue bone Tra : “ . “horec ex Der ery ned stea iv ee, 2 oa a Watters ncn A Svar A.i : i) and amis ' ard - aa J Ma follow or ' a a terson. os . mower » aan. i me ; the , — Diecliens -.e er vee and hii, ceiaetentee aunt’ aaieme .. | income i+ ass ) eady. subst: L— Neat ce) | x ~.-waraee te ol “ > - fy oe of tive Preendent Room Tr] "mISCE ANEOUS NOT! Oo" : ur ,sOmornm: osaie — YpDer - *® anc where _s' ‘ yD Ue a ure. 3 ivderal OBR m1. s« antiai elert sat dal whi 4 to rate e lee*rt Trey EN ETTE a —: S as | SS jy ogee ‘Gani | SEALED SS concneri ca ome et | Shasgeentg man canected Sor 3-103 | 8 as paid Tor listing aod stiles, alae 'd | GERL—Colgeed. for pam Sad sof Fine | eta eS “ee be . 2 > ; ‘* » s : — cu _ — 2 o re A + _ ~T son ry > oe , 2 . ~ = P . an 4 abe . . 7 es > “) ; . —— ee ee = : , : dear mother-im-lae we - oa ‘ —— . ~ Enaginerr ona re Grane: _ Bete without Main 2198 c 26 5s. iota. e Post-Dispatch 2.8 spected. Box E-103 ng annie @.¢ > y eclate y for each lies. ences oeees. mo Dantry work-— “refer- 10-PIECE DINI¥G ROOM aunt tn her at : Sea! \ Raster ever S§t Lauis 64 uns ..e Tor ar "Ee ~_—--——_—- — 5 ee FARWE . 7, 1) 7 : ) Gaby to Mr Looe —= SS indgor pi. “ piece welour sult. . : aL : ed Ppropesa | KL AL BER WE i=. a) - (ys KL—-White : tc ’ Jessi. new: a here wrtil : ni be rece ,ed C ONCRETE fer annem im 7 bing — “oF } wt poet ‘4 For 3} : u avemur. to . ——— aheater : eh va bi en he a a ©4¢ ; Ss: _oui . orea a Jndres aaauney May = fet} | SPE = | po en ee Te1OW eB ce eenine: Ser © ck Boron 2588 ae LY gy B ~sapattancet | Sasveditien. “¢ eee, | Ste nel? Bm emwortis “eli | Fe RMITORE Entered |. te res AVATING erad ; GLRL—SsS [paw va a ~ frames :n planing mail PEOMOSILIG? Call +4 . ey-maxking ence ; ng reom ; : - Mary J a 24. 1975 ‘eg 4s : — eeSMAL ——5 NOTICES fox S852 or Linde _" a 506 wrecting i 14°R — lay work Romont) am Mts. Ce. Ubio and , * nann & Bosch Ele he mage ae Buer.| Co sie ae Dveing and akecsiens . S140 oo “Wid —tate imedet : : } —— - ia — - Oe eee 1 ome. aani~ Watts A . uns as ec +O —— es ra rrR? ~r ' : per e nea nd.s inee Wade). be ae C2 |. Lows Bycho!: t = >: GIRL—s ~ ‘UNC REST ee ERS Appl) Relat = 4 _ a 739 Wro-| GIR! ; ‘es NTTU} —_ of iy late Martin Shaughnessy). eves Sot 2th h rd ae city of 3B L or . Tot s eanin — ms oren. ‘ "a a da‘? or dave ats 1440 r 4. ae a >inet Cn SAL SMEN— Exp alleen a Peers send ) . aa 7 for eseist im housewohk ad lea Ving : ~~ - a our hE mother and = Missouri. do hereby «i! - STORAGE AN a: us ; See tp r Be ‘ Stat _ “x = + 1? 1s is om — : sii "and 2 | am & —- cae ———~ ees Ss At eExywr - > = J 4 . - , ~~ - one 7 == wureh. inierinen: ; " Goce to &: BU 101 2 LONG-DISTANC wo’ . ; " ‘8 Pers saat Yale fam. owed : A s l M AKER | LESMEN — Experie: 4 = “B Appiy . . me ~ egg preferred for ary ee \ trait reae rabie rad ING—Distance no - Miller Bomeont TSst58 1 xpamenced ham masse aGas:Be son neWspaper. | ScIiRiLs=— N te sea ie Fuorn. & St 455-454 allergy “a! East = ™s ‘ resi ’ : ave om . d “ancemen* Siow = oe ’ stee ic wor -xperienced : NT ° = Bate 7 7 Miss oO HOLDERS’ MEETI - = ue io ne — oe wae mast ~ eferen e« Bomon* HAPLTWikobd FINISH ek we — = . “6: ‘ ongpensa t .? ade ee Ro iw 1322 > Washi _Hurst- Zacher Neckwear | tock Oper evenn Camagy : ~~ rie. = “ix 7 — NG ~~ TORK STOR _ ; $3 — * ass — a © edie — iret Pans 2. | ante a\ erage .* ° . oe Tord * of a or oo MEETING—Notice . arteec =a » ~ — . © offers guar- ; ® =o | : rec etperier of wil mS , ail ‘ alnu* “ti s Bark Equip SALESMAN—To c+ . vial =? | —_ -—oiored lS er 16 rears {= TRN ws , ordimede) fath ~ ven (that the annua! meet!: . vee aa & ; eeGonat.e rates Pri- aupers nous? WOT. . @ . me TANTITOR eo ery a ois — ty reta grt : ake care of © babies Pp ol wis . et — end " stock*olders of ee ee ‘ng oe ont ae: g moving — Seneeh 315 to anne y ca reference JANITOR—M)idd'e ; - es Pf icatessen trade neat al ite atkview 2966. | china cabinet late _ Pe pion "Klein. Sok, “Car og ee | , _— Manufact ir ne 2°19 Wash st Center! 5496. Tet ching ' =e * 12 Eugenia. > “ature Rewind — waite ran a> a . elvery track: salar = eye t ave a ic3i er sell for less Kchieck & a RE Fy Bag yey aay i? HOUSEKEEPER—SK. refined widow. ir > sie eee aot, | Son: reference required. anply 1731 Sj qoxsine™ pack cakes and cracker Oreutt M re. . A , company 13th st. and Lucas av teetant home: no Weran t LA + aa E RS — > £ 4 ae Anppiv i;Jil S&S perienced girls «ced apply - ane FURNITORE— Puceday. - ~ , he ts - s: Lou hs NI on T reeday STOVE REP a ec ] Ww wal r ‘le = - Nom Lin . _ : or ‘ rench = A _-=Mt . ’ A co ~ aa aed c orn "eg K rover. 1311 vitkeaw’ Munda b me Must ai a shade. bes south Cran gh oye oy # o clock a AIRS HOUSE WOMAN—Sit. - by Asana Be work. Apply Southwest a td Gunmatened athens mnie. GIRE—14 to 18 for small fa mi (oer and wate i ® Tati [or the pu, ‘ ™ . 4 sieht ; ’ v~.oredc wo at ‘ A i 7 . a . ‘ mn — = | a nmral é we Me . i : ‘ a at re iS Gouth Grand | "serve for the ensuing year ani fer A. G. BRAUER SUPPLY CO. x0: eoces.__Bement_ 3817 man-/Bell Telephone Co., 25t] ern futers to carry complete line of indie work: more for company mily: ‘int home is sera ey See wemeer Lod ‘ the tratteaction of ving Year and fer =ross Sree Sans -- ES... . . Re ‘ly - a Er’ pas _Mvomutal Cpier | "47 come before the mesting @ SF eae Bremen. 7:30 A M.. May 26th. SACSS*3, ger een wis Gigs | GIRLS — Expenened o poten suum * URNITURE AT COG) ° . ~ RE — - ee ~ ; e _ a> . ‘ " “ —— — P - 2, . - , R i T Moolah Temple. A. A. 0 S| Attest —, > ROWAN President — — CLSANS. olore Rumont Fel ey dar-| LARORERS—Slp a werk Ap nw ten ) =i Sather eames aes ae Brown Paper Bax Co: dio : x33 ee “ASH OR E Z TERMS. |. ool wT Al PEARSON. Secretary 8! ETC. CNDRE : Sth st 4 ork Appviy 910 N emedics & Watkins r s spices and) corner Za ard Locust. Sth f 2 ne Beteoom stilt ie ANNTAL STOCKHOLDERS 1} werae : ering - ‘ RESS—Sit wante Tuesday : hn. you from $35 to $5 a 1 e shoud t ( ___ c. oor. (cl7) eversrth ves, living-teom fin HERS MEFPT ll : D — . ednead 4 an LAT > — ~ ~ S pay — - = yth ‘ng t r ‘ens Mas 23. 1S Notice is hereby civen that th: se: = ne a. oe i BRemont 2565M “ nea $435 cleus jeetel ¢ . ~~ : ; = = e: ~~ . g e ~ . . ° . . cS at cost af Enright ao Bud) Schutze — eae ~ > he atc kholders of “ ~~ — ° AN ay ya Plow Tr) $1 ———a n > = = ae o => - a joret work — da’ ¥ aX 4 = r ZoOcCd e shanic nor union SALESM 4 N—One go - I N th. e®) : 5554 Delmar +4 ee references . stock +d wart ehouses to Ky yy Gear!: believed y ertiian’ Cement {‘ompan = Q©TVUar eed Me oe ars = 2. Ale Se eu “habe Phone o — — er fabricating stee ~~ , ad ‘ars and thieenlli -~getter. to a!) Fo 4116 ‘ east. Ferest “- Pr BRASC AL ‘nec Broek me held ‘7 the o*f era a the _ ’ w - " > * 4) * 7 “4 .5™ ¥% en a Nia rk et «=? ™ APpiew (Sch thea rig " Success &@ £00d oppertun't ord STRI - = of H & co... 7618 7 thet Katherme V -jthe Post-Dispatch Buildin ihe cumpany im PAPER ! ; SPPEE —_—__ —___—_—_- - uA Y— —— — onan. (oS a eet pen for IRLS—For outside p! . en rE end yy | Twelfth Pe mo «1 ouia ies Olive anc at rR if AN \& anne io 8 7 rege ee : expe! ence. nee aadl — i - . ° : 3 yea “Ss ™ eer —— ae -4 Chambers & , — ence not rience , wt gen ye work ool G aS RANG ES—OQuick Meais : noe Dal : a: . Ou, Vo on Ty an ] Oe Be at. = | peal uv " ad sch vw = age . . > . Pre a ter “ 7 P : if as = & A jy horized F — = BC 1123 Aaree~ “en t* ia rf ro advertige reKii hi : eo" and brother of : ~~ June hr hy 1@e5 heg — : tt PaPrE ni \ ‘ . ~ owes _ ™ e. > a) bad = "hureda ' a? 3 Mo: mm , : ~ “a " 'y Sal — = EN a ~ om i r ¢ ~s Dealers 14) ~ pa tier "s at ac peo ’ 4 ur - — 3 oe both new sn. Gere) Pe . ur of & eo‘eac cn . nming et the LING anc fy San - : — i. a em = ar ALESMEN—Ne ge gre eee — Tn and a dress meki: Mame oS ese Bat bs COTW eTIPets ie ~ - our #on- are gk and being called for AK eR. Work aud guarantee. pric first-class LAT NDRESS—Sit._ cleanin 7 [AN—Marufacturer needs — willie es tee tontene te ee ee SE ee ee ture & Storage Co. 3220 ove T scaics renin! = Ceneral “ace QBe) tw wi" - following pUrpuses Forest 2297 prices reasonable A Teesda Wednesda ge mg smenmibie nosttior ar man for re-| Men. Who are not ont ;, successful salee- Mise Ever 214 Tin . as oe we nun: kL to of anes ee Sart re! , a on ies ; j ee : ; 8) a eT ay ~aference 495354 Delmer ‘ rie? aon : — ; _— mt tisfied wth ~— — -*. =4t i.e ) i ~ er = _ sald a ay “ c ? Por th - -_ Ar ar ‘ : x ~ : — ~ wt Ow Z Yee: rown ‘4 -. . ~~" — -“! Trak » - : 2 t ng BOL SEC ry Riekd vg eee oc". > 7 ‘ .\~ ~ gry - - ere 7 = ~— . Sto Provost Bey »- &e serve for the e e aiection of directors ' ime. wal ~ ——P.ADert Pains ash LTNDRESS 3 ety - — wav Branch = 5 fuis Air Te Ces si 7 y -a ee ene y se. Img 4 res 180 SCSFHOU D dow 3. _ 2038 2 ‘ : Die. one swivel ; rf) e norte. arte of : . “. } anc approre all the ieee . ~ — si ve +& . VWecresca Thar . sy 4N—_D termation: —— ow i curity Coe.. 40 T=. - . = sIBRL— Or wom pepo | a RNTSH NGS — the > Club wae a member of suid con ony of rectors and officers PAPEPMANGING and cleaning Sw . _—— Komen: 1681J ~ 1s = — lier . _Box B-106_ Post-Dis« ener | sa oes ean - eee m4 = = eral housework rem white. Ser sem } ee Bee w : 4 - tel) a#h mpany dure the past re + ae e %4-i 4 . . ork done LAL NDRESS—S ; 7 : PAC PLAN —Fur nrc tence cl SALESMEN—Neat (nu ap PO ON HOUSEG inL—o ox 2 6003 fer | PARLOR =T° a nN. tel : Leal shown by the books and re r wah eo ; oer. en — ge * AD * ret e868 Wedr ~oreree Woma enced. de not . = ‘ace. Uniess expe Whiling to be trained | pearance. who are ” a and , Bousew a = TTE— Bed room: sot... ay ii "30 —(e Seturday. Mee 23 | “SR ——? wrde of the TAPER’ HANGING and pain:inge iO7R dnesc rbursde: R. MEN_—¥ apply. 3508 Linde! men. who are not sa! oe successfu] ea, — Ete family. Wydown 57 es Ca ~een gas stove. tebiay ae the doubie deck oven ti ta . : . * — « shou d be , a we ss nz a2 t ene a —-Z0Un¢e & rr a 8 _ - T . : fied with a } NOT = hth ica te 4 : ~ pc ene , Schwen _™— b he lraneact hor of ate? cane Durret Delmar 45598 LDR Ess —r 1gins: long ad ice azed to run on oe . a - af © Monev on iv eq a genera. ho / RCGS a, oe ~ Ppiy ' haprman & i> ii oe lan iowe ef Frieda xc ave? ve. tee) ‘ved USsIBEC Ses as eha!’ come by , " . . ; osha a * : “ 5 , rough dr on WEN ——_— — ‘ Ine "O4—> VA z at ne ss ¥ eacs s wena entintadl Unk B&B Teal q 928 4 r k BOF. . Ose work. ” — a nets strips. : > iat’, our Gear sihor gos ‘hee Meise meeting fr. .ore the PAPE R HaNGcin: - = . _ ss cS . vein * + see a A a referen-*e — 2 ra o'orea to sel) —— —,, 7 "ThL) 88. 0° _ake wen ” dines aiuary ro ~OTn- HO ta SEG! lr — : Cleaning Cc 2074 Olive. aL at Ts rift ose . Pam ting mvs Vie 4 ° uncle, aged O6 . OL. Secretary a! ees M ase Decorators Cc " . oo o : 19m buna ss to bring N=~-Young or middle are 2 SAL LESMEN — aaa cS} 3 OG W . Russe’) (erand | Cleaning Co.. 3829 Finger. im 2 | , | a eatral 2580 .. Unie. St Treasenabe Trae. my on passenger trains. 1. Tor Saieerm«' If you a: ” demeneneienei a en ae . e) trom Wacker He. chap! GENERAL HOtCSE CLEA‘: z . ahed: lace arta is ‘nae ong A 18th sx. ” aims: lone rune. 22 S. Can use ae * on eee ae worker. we “est with cam af te. small @arnily. to as | ROGs—Sew “and slice : : oo. mm, te New '&: om may 30. oi ms. Al PAP! _, j BA NIN ies CO. ’ | — he Centra 539 iw ahr MEN—Owing to expansion of es We ny ence ‘ elp: 2 sa: a — hone (sTan sawit4 -~¥ — on place we ems velvet and Wilken: } lhe ‘ “ue = ~ —_ ~ : ' _ » PRES ey . - ae... ~ 344 =—s > tarr'? ~~ = tral = eg gs ot e = — r 2 . 5 wi mass was g member of WoO w ASHING. GRAND 3437) — ate ne bundles ‘ce brit are ad@tng 4 men to our retail po e tram soa. Call at 4914 cessa-y. HOUSEGIRL — F ae ©} i See C . New and Ueed. sew locasion w ’ : n ~~ : ? - C : arr = ‘* (wee! . De! : r 4s 4 : America Camp. Ne. [17 c Ww I OST WE bave a large sto-« — ne lace curta ns. 30 ahirts 5 apP lance leva Stren . h 2 Pe ar . and > imar = during day _ general housework ase Co.. 32°20 Olive ot Bomont wena n Smee 1 ie. ee Tnird and ; - : ° : , , : es , ii : 4 : ae * — e . u™ ee Rr 77° — a "Ay ncermenn* — 2 . Sagan ~ ‘ - i. fa , - nd FOUND — & vow ss --ap - _ me of the largest electr ~ - ene dae Perfectie ot clingy fiew = 2 after 4 p m.. S323 7S ll trom "Art . © Lest SEA N=TRESS—=s.. ee _ ggg nmi the | “i hrm nagencomngy is ‘ ; okware Cerp. Ht SERS&EPER — Cnencumbered. ore w loo uw. lonne ve ' - ; , -= = “ar ’ F 5 expenences piair "Po rare seme me em | se * mer SALESMEN oa - | ahetitidiaiatiosell ce mated lady. take entir h u- ASHING wac ” a ‘} ¥¥ ard or Af, — ALLE Pt P— Lewt i2 weeks ° 2 ~ ; ae an vr — iavs or br ne home must be rent an ne _ Der & res THMwUSs art Sa u ee to- house: merit- eae Tome: Ba ge = Mr mother- er. $s) a. -—~ per a “ry ° . = . > it fe ° ~~ ro _ “ >» 9 ee cood references. tox Y-4 0 x vou are the adove troe of oa - so Mush: 7 Gs sm me a requires ~ee i = rence recufret. Bor W- 142. ~seagg Fs ref- ane Af >= c. ” —= Swe . _ "eparcn _ - : YoU et oer . . > . Ss m P — + ati ro vt ; ° t~i"s err Sal = ar vw ir > ‘ a vi . "or d s 47 ESM 4 _" — —— ~ ~- se ic? ‘teht heuse work *, 319 Bur ra ady %nr SEE Le . on 1. "Ce. 4 4 me bowed: be o> >4 Kies: : 4: AA er and white go . ame 7 m we ~ 3 a? cate True BR} . e eee. Be er 1701 LTT — —- +e ‘ \— i & na - a a — $ —— 7 wai iP) ’ io) vv ie 34 for - sood iworved Ga uc ‘ > ~ ” a nond sett in “ew -_ oeae ad ad , ae lll og ap her en So ——— ‘i ce . : as er st ‘yT Gin . = ‘ “n * > ‘ — - 1.2 ram ¥ sinter of Joseph. Bd —s [a AND HAIR DRESS! TENOGRAPHER—Sit Avpiy Missouri Baptist Sanitarium _ ect sid of sales 5 = oe under LAUNDRESS—& 7 —— — .™ Teod wi rk - -—- -—% NG exper = ege 18 3 nmr PaCKER—Exper ——— essen"! amager- whi) —_ apenenced ol , ~~ ure end Ww READS! . ~~ , — >\ Derier «2 ' mo . — Expe enced ; — ia. ope havin ® not = a par king and rm, ark preferred w apne electri cal experience cAcE : =e. c * . “als — Smenthow sai: = "49 ) ton. Sunday nigot reward ' mae - $10 to Bi4 o mplet pe mr fice aes pecrapner ane geese ai)-are work. In reply ~ shipment: st®ady Pime st iliams & Willams 6815 as HELP— Experienced ress =5 / es Sha ~ . . P "Teri iS C..9 * — - - — —- 0 | Boe : — id nDiwore 3 Box - a wr o?- SALESMAN — eRe: gee (c44 Cc! on us E Suits Farm! y Le undry si- Prosser’ veruine avenue. on Tuceda, _partaee AT ~ RAG—lom on Marke: «* babe Fishes Rea 1a a M STENOGRAPYVEP me _ — PAINTER. Exp [| B-s:e. P D -* jo Unusual opportunity ~~ lark . ished s whether vow want ' » . ay = a’ 4 L . os @ ' Ce’ men niversi't ~— , Brio Us ie ome ¢ — age 7 hy . , emen ed — oe . Carnest worker i ic? ed furn — Rd St. Lees Church lentes Cal ~ av and & Marvy s Heospita! versity . “ * alning attractiv 7 oh after 6 D n er rel a> 2. 1pm. advertis "May? i Drnet se@.. nationa: ¥ t- 50 ¢ —_ Our Cemetery uy S205W: reward ~- Pw Asant Gispositio#r ive sppearas = DE} m.. «+i N. Spring branch tag Electric Washers fr L j 4 >" agen eo ic) | BE AGI x ict ; a _ aisposition desires intery PA PERHA NGER—Fi-st_ciase ob” 6 6 (c) wanes stores Even be . om A NDRY HEL . | Bare opr crices 4 a " ae BO ‘ ~ 3-ine) Diack white DETECTIVES a _ wh tor 35) $ my wee Bae x Oth at ;L_ R—F trst-clase wb 33) - _ “5 to $5U Der a gin — Ts are @arp i eeu « Experi- con’ inced tbar chet 73a. i192 on Satur tan femaJe iversioe : ) TEACHER i eae 4 cc =) — = now Call “ha ries Peon ie S15 a my set — * locates missing = = presentable ommanant ae Ste na a —_— ——iea@ant.. . — 4. ity to meet strange’s de: ork: good rar F “al: I mene ey mene: we tens ustomed te makine biz on work shirts - Will ' chifforobes and chiffoniers John W.. dward B Pee - : f lOKER ——ieet: beta tar et few * 2- a cS ) i> etert fos ~— nt sears $l1l1: willing ween 6 and & p OROF gress y- anaain i me ne for several az- =" ‘ ; . take a few bada. springs and mattresses Meotihe: in-! , ‘woatre we , ty “* _- grand ane “428 20 34a ¢s «iti -. ) LAST Ee R R [= Sees se! , i eh eem™men to tTrave . . most Srendme he om TS eee = an Ride — Nive 1685 vi DRESSMAKING— mitt INERY , $6iJ ats —_ ™ — > é ma _y = _ sion, white Call 3S and — Sine service tv —— g 7 earn folding and press- a wale geen in the city. er . " ‘ = - - = Sm . -' . « +? hants« - = ! i eased S85 CITY al TO PLATE 105-07 ' . DF SSMAK! Ni , ‘> MAN—S seniag er tas PLYMBER AND GEIPE en i, mace and satahliehed _ dignified. leg:ti- ing. ELY & W ALKER SHIR hy 4 be im stete : (urn and 100-07 4-—- Last Re- alt» wren s Gresses 4a spe . Les Wor sees Rt aundryv: first- low ei a PER—Ca 21 territery an ar wo business exclusive T PROSSER FURXITUTRE CO. at the Leidne: od receive reward @®413 N E “ y. late tale ‘ en “— aeeaie “noua 4 eth "827 W Marv _ 2,08 . 4 wee , min. «sien paid daily FACTORY 19°00 ‘Ma “ ® svenue. after % ce pot we =OCollins, Centra ned Sesires iN—Sit ee a + PLOMBERS—Taton ‘tournermen. : a.¥. €&£perieice in our ~~ pd - sa S. Sth fe?) | 2 ar 3 Punera| We menda + Lb! AMOND PORESHOF F — ‘3 broadway : ves OU ~ Stee fy Lindell 26423] 3 days a week wore 7 Senanenll journevinen. for rew an a eg My essary T DD. ag nh wh fi . : Maichh nec MO 4 . 25" >T~ ~ . ~ _ ote , 2 wee - ww * De : - 2 Put? — Hg ~ . 0 rei ~~" — i*.epbueune for ‘tO hit A Pe MUST > _ Zion Cemeters ‘ ; rs “Tul Se urdas ; PiN—Lest . pun 5 Soe — “ N AN\—S; ny on $e ~... ork A ) a ee and a's Sten (iv w ——— wo 860 ' NU RSES— =.) terms. pi AND Ww Raymond (lima: 70764 = TT _ eace GE ‘ema! ! TES —— . (cB) “a Dan “Ut “eee position in housel iasentianatn must be expertenced he aave iad expertenc . -.wne aaaaiaee Practical. take ——o -" v ‘LER 15: tor — and ; a Uuea’ rece ae specta!’ : . cusen - * ° x K irk woed- Per- : & . S18 G ¢ erandiatnher al +> Ts, , —- ~~ —— ; - Jal Pureseing manicu coma N_ch—CO 2° ——— ~ i) Zen 6 a who have 4 ¥ Saics- ~~“. treet car geing Ww Furniture for 2 ravot. ne —— Oe lachshun: =~. — —_ marceiung beaut owe} . ring. 1 AN—Sit 35 oe oe Cx PRESSE R—Mu qr eee ee ge recerd and al ™ a ‘fan etc eae* 1)! _ne:s08 Station ‘ oie est. get oft ; prac jea! : every : ” = ti 620 Sim som an musaice en 7 — Raruees day and night - mes —y ~ futures: _take care of 1 or x a... usakoos ane of ne bey oo a " Dress- and a neds og rt , hich-cines : Oakland Park Hospitei. 4&4. c= ly cost: . ae 7 a a ' ~ ¢ -~' , ; | " . : . - : = , o~ = ~ ; _— oo TT Tr 7 i De - y . . . 4 ae a = - — $$ a - y 8, peer ing * 6: = " ¥ May 2 ee a Pe — emy of Beauty Culture. 2d fl... 304 =_ TO beet Post-Diepat comme Ccaleres Washington. & Hilton. S09 ‘4é#s an opening te po OR oy ME orporacion OPERATORS—Onr house dresses: __{c2) | era. $15; center wb eran Churc ‘ aret brownish tan = ES Pe . . . LADY... Wiehe ——————— MET AL " = - ment compiled service ute toew wovern- work: da : steedy bles. $8 70: ic ureh. weol Skirt, brown « h tan 61k tunic | LADIES LEARN BEAL T ya (cs) werk for ro9om hes to do licht house " HAMMER M oe tive is tm St Lou ce epecia! represe ta- teed. _ _ factory ; salary quarap- pl 2". buff efetery hom (loth rr nders in F - LEARN PE A v ee _ . nr wae and beard 4 “sher “Body i“s 4°35 —_— ofU wt ALB. ® remair een fz “np. ) > » Se ° we : 7a, to: chatrs. er rest op Satur ae ‘eansing Co. box Swit y Earn more moner oauick et L7uhs— | eee ofa + Bos W-11 SHADE xD = = —) Natu Bridger ——- a a 2 rhe details on -- — vou _.t8 feor ae ) a refrigerators. at 2a m. aa hene Delmer 3819 is a) iit ok anita: wes ae ier on CNG LADY——8 hear LY) “818 = oasis: ifacds furnished 3 ee rt. a > Weather . unee Du nani HiPPING no mone . r ee . cOnsicere ng a -_ ata unche. wart 4°01 ~~ day morning hye * Co LE R: - rt oO. @@F S L = 6th a iT athers. $4685 Delmar ut Mar “eS. Ang. a ants e ULERK—Laree ‘urn Der a ver. a mt ~ a par reguirea ren ann. le needle operators experien “—— — Donnei!y « = Lexington — “ ARN Te LE i. RaPt 4 > xprertencecd man: — = __ an Selling record —~ ot . er overalis : cea on Com te Rome + par xa ax 30°79 walk with - a ‘.— ss sit our echo! a « bueiress and be able pooge uncderstan of references are rea 4 a he best and white éu -y work on heuse drestes Wa A i> sep = 4 ‘ ans «= a) ite - u ; 1‘ ,* ° ai) 2s. — A ulred. WS c ' ts ° _ ; ’ ASE > oun Mieoun : .r ee 3 theme af $14) wo start Fa antiee posi- t +; nident sa! =~ ~— arv. references. nt — ae ae. Meni = > soni work ia this IaeerT cn 1477 a Sth , pw > ’ ol Ove at. ee onl f 4 . rYerehics! ¢ : day . : Ta! ‘ a ——— x — e rarily £ ~~ + ns _ SERS hte cae Ga we "6 to 9-30 SIGN PAINTER re Post-Dispatch ics) | W. Carrington, 929 Pierce Bids 91%. PRESSER— Experienced on indies” amr. | " _ ist. raw * ' - rite, ‘ ane wR. — s! lee = “* for men who will rol! Franklin. kerv shop. 9237 : z - £ Is 7 : = " a? ne ‘ ~ - : rvs : P - ~ ai - 7 . * ~ 2 : nie 5 - : : ewar mR PR Ce Vn ™M " ast gton De a o er v REP s4TR M AN—Must = apvis n work: if rouw-won't. den’ srw ING ~ F Cl: oa mn and (Mive ef rs a -_— omens enced: « be —— . DeBus ac mt t. 4 ANT fn —_ am ' ~ HAX Ss >. ich - “Breech ‘3 ecal references ssrenes auate Ser ani and free life in- once. 906 X Tth. @¢ coats. 4 ool w th a utumoady ic = > > & Berry 7 Ine. 282 = ' Mr wr leon GS 5 ! 1 Laeet ‘=A Hands P . om . our | Pa RROT— . ta a! ’ ol» - » Bet ten than moet tr ~ » ork har [ea & . ~: : Lest whe? inite t * ing ‘or ~e ' ~ 7 "= cre sagen 8akee = cools. | reward yt orest Te “f R 4 : . : ~ Pen. Wane ES le at . be ~* se ‘en we return (r and Das A, s oe cre ie tea ore . Ke —s me = . A " , . — ———e . > = 4 ; — —— ‘cf 4 ¢* | dace nee tok ant for pone Main DANCING AKER—First hand” alireund’ beat ver en's McKay and welt shoes { pADVERTISING SECURITY OR | Sue coed chaace for permanent, vinnsan: } ee Sas —ioat $ a CASTLE DANCING = gee pO ak 4 “ter 12°e7 - rr. & is available on im sperialt ' Rumstent | ™ Rarton. SOUTH xe sa e364 2 &B ward eseonme, $4 me in 4 priva: BO YT — About _tin_ shen 1968 Park. i) : with us t = yY swwiline Can BELL T ' ESTERS | — v About 1 — > ark with the ar fine ELEPHON f PURSH—t.on. 2h and Rosell, contats eae ea teetrentiens ecan "en mene amore. 953 ¢ >. to work in hardware a large western concern qutk sales ewer to his every wish. E CO. 41f % 10th erms, $18 Cash and 8 ng 425 - waa : ee ull : entalin.- Thore eee oral Str wtiere ever = ‘.* - hw a vars food ellow . 4 quick 2a \es , . : ’ tnorough tra ning wWwOoOwA T— ic x ; S853 Ruse! Geena’! sw Powe w “tea — aireetiona we ade sac — “an 500 = , ore “chance to edtTa ce . ang several high-grade Caaeeuves bie oui ag F with ‘chief | _ i304 Case i les dishes in oe. All ew Fu - - - oe “* : c or ~ = . = = « Pe ; e ~Y * e = “hr =} eaten (ba the ; . “ ‘ RINGS— Party finding rings > ——— . LATEST danrcitr = . ~ ecting bel & Y—Te work ‘> eather map | exert aie, (' gTAran teed o —— andes wel] q - 2 ° eed of » Tf seesons Cniimited « _ sou Per work ir diet then Wf &] 35 «(R. : oe y La rireglar on rice ee . . afm) aroun gfteee s pricing of shoes T prost of results and profits wited siened { ri BaStiet Sanitariam. 919 > wie piece American —Leaee: af — pg ) Teoneet ar eona hie ” A Pee , pr'nting eft . . = ° B- snd commerr fite be ‘nd@ustri 9 NM. Tawier.. : taken by wistake et Vivre Phone Linde!) radia Srheni 75° a _iive wire lee = ce: must lymit j . , the? : ea concerns n every ria. : ; [ ¥ Mr Chasen * De Sunday evening. Cai) PRIVATE or Ande!) 4538 of A125 ic@ “a ee wer iA =_5. ie, _ - opportunity Right pr macy why were renew centre a WOMEX—Twe for restaurant werk “his | 399 yning Room i mar Li45R ‘ . ya . awe ; Se SI° tw star LG weare old. —_ re fie eal , ar Threngh 2 ct wear Breadeas. 7118 we ——— — - — WAT —Lomt i —— ——— irace Adame S- y peur - Mose ~~ t R-~woaedwar >=, man can name his own price ee ae rut Raw, =e ae ame | WOMEN TA ¥. 22> High-grade - 2! eet : te r > hoY—Abeur 12 = - ncTeage ret prt overhen an: tering rath RS — Expertenced alter P= WRIST wa to = . a a hy : ce} oo > ane _i8 veare old. te work ie) TF you know of such a man he of — — ¢ man whe has done tis share Woift s oon x. at oner Overstuffed Living | an 4 “exact a nhenrget ref oTueTs must be bri = mMmav pp ; . . _ — vine whe has there ‘ ww - rose vey ane ashingtan ine J ~- « . a ; ght ar. a. a re Pats =s > 2] Seuth ‘Side. t ‘2 e having his ar. we _ we seria ° ~~ and we an et or oenced ——- wT wet oe neat ane Extra Suen ~ ention ealled to this adver swted concern far uae tattiehes. , waney FSS Ten aie RA r~ > ws het! Lane $20 and #25 oxi2ft. N : where be can cash it — an nectton TvoG «¢ Ril r. er) ; R >» Yue be tetweee and keep o7 going — Laundry fold = shite. ugs, slightly + - et eeren w« and 44) eo a ToUCNG ~ | DY ore ier t - de S10 All White : Setter haltery. wise | s_3 7+ & Ranges ; extra ° Br mhK? Ay TR Pe o — — — (>—iLena jeb. 4521 Shen- tis . tisement. Apply A. J. Mahony. | ¥. eid. tm coed health and abie ne housework - mw to nance = Seer ae ve. i . ¢ ; An 4 = eorTe snr soon) Den y Sop. geod w ace= ed (all Delrear are i] Hortense pi. {en P ews - se we eee. an Se meal SM =e. - — Wanted. ‘° é ee — “ RiST “a —_—— ' - eum . a or r@unrng be hb? ‘ =? ‘ : : Wo Laeet Tres: e nape “3 Sa Lor “Br: _— 7 LAS: rTeTure oe —: ee = ert - 1 Og ae . +680 +§ : i ae : TY " | «et anT . a 7 " thik | > : ~ ab ‘ te. 1 et erway Hower « SHE! — N— Goad ” @xnerter 4 . ~ J ae 3 — . cet hem afr & tatier Hotel. NI onday an 7 tiroemel’fl for = ee! —— . rr . * “oe , a = Tyesdar. 2 gem inte Sit cert z yyy ot iet unth he Sa . (el e a ree ¥ Worete «Ff teleohene LAMry—f igh a arinae , ~ . . . 2 < hee . sre Statler & ; ciertew! work ‘n pasret eee $35 Hi am ’ = thet ” aerurntie sf te z sracde PCrICRCe BegrmemT ce. ~ ge lat . a Bes PD frizerators ; a @ Ors ; ™~,

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ies 4 es / ° > 4 . ‘ ; > a y ; - ” . » aR a ee " : y ETE — N EE rn 3 ott : . — i, ‘ nr Sane cee 4 *% eit | rex -ET Foor, 2218 | McKis pfactured. wi pdboy —e OLi Ms F FOR eth Ae Ne tebe te erprise ae 100 75 JUXE | runs Xcellent Rite re “Jeftene., a issock. ae, io, new jomol-tely ivi. 1820— Pia RENT ieaitinatieas oa and ms NIH ED | OUT : utomot oupe, ave! a rox sy Le Centra — ear suite. w COMP o@ 's] vile; $250 u at 5 and well-f I ——— nis $17 a! int ‘ PLETE ; 46 Dr loo 0 f tom 1 sliee urai AP A. artic) CH Ce dow ¥ bodecomn F. Gite Ebr K AU as ‘or : mastee F f . fel) ‘ os coouaee light ARTMEN —._ -_-_=- fits rtu cles £ co. 2 eulte | pen { ITO d|/SER- or _— chea . if inoney : nity for (Min-A. : ee 2618 FRAN ‘4 iby evenings. ~% oo. Ay. 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Samm APA Foraiskel OR RENT se columns. ae teach se | ty nz rooms, 2. rer (C34) | all en Loupes: est Open and | 6 _ BIG 6 EKBAKERS | tromt PIT. S814—Middie-nge k private west of” ae Apt 4 RTMENT This nis! ed Hous | SUBURB'N while satan | oe gcits rent $40; ited tk ces. “gua eve: ! 1i22 all I SPE oe oy. wou! le-n ged | ( bea the B 0— A; or ihe » utif use PROP’ women ing learn u our : . : ineot a FO - Ford rantse age | 2 to jODY CIAL 6 nees: 4 m to co ad rent ged cou c3) in- utiful, ransco pt. De SUI ‘ az-° summer ul he e for | ——=> ST. before set oe 4 : ; . ely ae ne | aD - aency 4 “all ey | the FI 1925 "a ES. ae LIGI | ences: all_conve nzenial nicely ple, own- or” -dor 8-room “offi tdcael 404 302 a@tricte wlheees® “cRies a can Rent BI bf FOR LOTIS oon. nN nd VLD — cuare Coupe. 4033 “mod STAN NE nA OR m ii. ’M venienc man urn! beds. ffict fo just | ¥ d an con be NGAT? SALE POST - aE Call Taceday ae = @oops WA Pcie Beet pati! || easPARE.| ALL MODELS. ‘ane igen gna ences, ished | Attract ee bu mewit gecsraoa,” ok root | jihitul igimateecighee, i, heat rented tor NORLOW— Sie. 1) LOANS DISPATC & co. ee NT PORI . iLGeRe” (oS) | nd in MASE thos [LS. and TH kitch Nea for | Seat x ve butiding. en pened.” ben nee 11 ye 2 oe oo Waakl month.” ter room. On Mite dwellings : car ED a Bit0; 1934. cB) ilar ik the ES ENT lomann a 49° pre fel) | ne outer ee sorated. See jant mmediquely ighway it autifu penth. $4bde enne int PERSON’ 1100 Olive, badly: test — = al s. con a oupe, 192 MOTOR $365: | pees 1 apt | R 1 oom can of | Tyler 38 prefe N.—Furni Neatly fermtebed 2 ~” BOTTORE fanit and eepe Fe ~ nate. Fores . Asie m ee It shiogton re Hcg Fg ae ern: — tow Past. Delm on oe wae | FC ois. om ya mode}. 2836 |i wen © oat tae = Over be | r_ 3862W ir8 Call beteen'tl s.._{¢3) RFF -( LE fe igo orest Park: 116 for ap Curnien we very de. . cach. S30 oO ] Ft ar Bho of Se a ee | RD—C gemont pnock Red, lt « (el) | well ~~ habeas’ tae is wife. O after aa | before ert zea- |) st CO. 49. cquanant e. with ’ eee references mpc Over : pee OAN R S : furnish a Delmar . jt =p Srvalt Coune: ms h6; ~s$. g304 1. _ fee ; in a: a if it 4 them iNuminated lot y Sunday. 4913 — 1PiURe| nent. ieee Vv land — sinter } tit 337! ip - Fane p feshings of al! kin Slotor hy pay $66 awe wire |] TER oa Pi hae tor Gers sof] IROADW3 Sou (el) \\ mer. $3) BUNGA, AN P - five = As 4 to and m 0 MS + h A th RS LO OP. minutes, E—WTp|| aoa call cone Wolt Ti nay rica. | Ont or Co, authorize 2800 (down. balance | TO PLEAS ad still be | cqeoamekeplog rooms. 6. 5574-8 EILLES ~ RENGAT W0, rooms. FOR RE WER Reahor Overland Mo” verihatig Furniture > e Wol SOR chasse, o ori or ce | I E iP r a aan 7 Ji 4 | iGAT. e s. i " ‘ 1? & Ch ash RD pen 206 Coser k Ww GHT a To oom a —— 9 4% AP At OR ter in NT ! , eres — _Mait hout RD—Ta eve Fomnnories. heel | 1] W _ OPEN | 6p N rooms. 5 nd Leas WwW ow maw Y fu —— ELLANE I yw! Ea att | ontkaiodt sn sverige aud Sunday tT Rah euupar, EADS" ‘Mondays ee is} ern Sulldin adh Vaca WAY. carmel’ R—Kenecod Sings obser Wr] et Universi cit wesee Ot sae Mpa . — mh Wta — rage. ‘ab. vena | oot 00. . one upe: lays. ( é OTO pho 2652 w. C Each ng 4 able i ous Cabs arqne nes a Ce nd Stank our con yous Cal! ALL UN be -OUS ant 0} 4 am eer . ). ari 7a $: a i” ¢ he Fg 1A priva delive el) wr 18 R C iH ne and Airy all “after sh apart or 5 nm thie gro And any 49 furnic 6 room guson ford corner “ y own tial; an4 ome -* } FOR ales 219 4327 wong ss) 0 mien Be tg 7 tely ry: j STUDE th an AR ARTFO electr t slee: r ower, ment room new m | K und o barn. 3R shed s. | REs. DER 145W Univ on Mid —— terms. Oe “apo SA ta. At ‘aston Hur. 390 B. mendess ss mae | KER acust. gentier ‘3727— Zz, bath. te re an neeal tile men ood 62: *k H ac room Nc Park 468 u ij BATHTUR-—S-t0 uw, ax b ‘omp lete Le bn 0’ Co, Vv ny ——— (oR? ) Olive. readmer.” te speedometer —= DISTRI | A eatiemen._ 27 oT tele- S86. oO d gas ~- bed bath = | MOVE E in 622M. ll and Ww oe iat (cB) ehanene CE—Unive . Cali Fer ! BM ch tur Pe ae a ‘A Fas Toot. for TRE We tnt 4800. West | PORN pen Sunday ai rei 2 bn —-———— sUTORS (e1) ||| © Sonatbser tn ang S76. ished a iomes reon Ea inebes ~ ard wood | Pas - n and start pay atson rosde cornives brick ler and en cay, 6) | 5 $25 «w $ e Ss ew me Ki ee | T iar 531 Any aa oR) hen Ot! ‘oune. y and 1 ea i] ———— 7 Shwe ‘ping « =~ Bi , or t..G tion. S70 \| F hreak ment: paving | work and ¢ with aetes emal! trictly o S10 weit | . _M Ail eis rk w in : ro 13M. pount: ja, =? = 165 Suveuianen 2 YETT r boa eeping (el) Scott. See to || | erzuso fam new, « like (e2) | @ coppe _Borch: beau . 6 eas confi ) on Pee arket. Gfive 218 BOW ner: Ber. {o3) N kinds “ys Highest cash eg | SOUT Et Inaniceiie’” this igeo™ my i Studebak ——=SS =| Re sees or | = Chestout the “GROVE. "Box buick © 4 coum floors th that viarae , a yl tea laa ae Pay back aly = Soe o —_ ee hold bs y) i yn ij ss! te perf 2° ‘Da i Aree T i~_o= 3) ~ —— = i} 2urch 2 cE 60 unge me atie broughou rns e , HLE phone or and rayi aan ’ ete. & af a grooda rice 746 DF Ff Act: auto. ' } Stud er B ' .. Ee rf Re wo. Pn roo —- mee (cB) i? brick as’ ne 423 ~~. D. lows elec *e@u t. rea! 5 oe te Open Jork! M. i F iv Lis ate, pia ie eS Lafave anc K - ca - mc ebake arg Hie RUSS) . servo! eat ho m: IF the ," i} resid privi] Lease f ‘ at trie fererae’ hot-w one hh even naman | ANS 3018 mm petion. Co Andel) 2160 nos, aca vette 4 oy hen: ™@ sehold —- aes R _ 1X. th are er ¢ g our save |||! Vv. BeR6 ight h ome. nd 927 5 ro otca’” ta Vv ment an P % rn | naible price « heat rated: = a = _ Grend. (GOo ak. Bull DING M ie?) | al Re ‘ea a 19023 x ‘1 Fores TL TY 3 AUTO and ae | 4h : 389A. “cit furnished APART 10 Olive ca 0. _Papered 3 rooms were onEATER j Holand at’ we ie } | ——— ” (14) yoridee ‘ATION R. >. eo. ATERIAL ey ARROW —— Re ode 1433 —-—— 3120 hore nen A® sa GABANNE 406 ight hous breebtenien ne; MENT . (6) | GAR * Rasht semrlicserie! « sah) | Se — et LPs Rett af ves a che new: & Beach e ae. — a s Q “berkeet ous tu! - os ster, 38 — a te MLL soutbern. e 5005—Laev ameencae ‘ | —FURNI FOR RE AGES, oe eher rm bd | —T Weneea 6 FAUT On | os ——— uteau, 1uy, la elevated . - Delma TU DE ’ ole otf model. - Acc a | Cc xposure: wave “ ana . RA ns ISHED NT - ABLE = WRITE foi and Es co (eS) LOO nnn AIR ai Fen Te | cLo a Light BAKER echanic al AU essorie —— => ABANNE, & ehcelient ke —: BADEN, North | CATES Wes S—RENT | wg or map o 4 — reper ! DAVEN sac wht sy j——Pestect ox: 6.., ven. THRO ——s | —s BA vif Jooks none RO ADST | be wv PAR’ — Parts— ee = ront A, tae oe Soation $5 Pate ae Fe tas pode M 218 Fina est T | VEBSTER Che a “Wetetwe at it] QL CK A , ° / roe mow ETTE- a Forest condittes : Wa n, todas f » “ rune lik ER .BU ICK Fidne 35 or « For Ss DEL_M : . cheap nice se seco (cl NEC dway dency. ide me - bie light a e brick $45 } Q shige nd our if UTO T ‘ rm rv K va 7 Sidney’: D) ont 70964. on ~ PrARS Wid ~ Janted 34586 ae T iq ator ck sale: re new one r Gravois. ART = oO ‘Ope: car = *i ale m ew BS a orest ond fi loor te ay LD. “7; 40. aenie te shed: To me PRACT nd Tans at 3° * root | Barment. 5 PER WV MO 4. er Ae Powe iH Get 850 to 61 JOANS eae 6 TK FF 83]. -heater. y att: N ‘et. price ea 3 Tal 4 > BUICK this ~ ?, ART: Gr —New 1 eveni 01 s rs ping S —Fir A share 58 N 16 N # E. 100 N. all im y dhe , oe | 10. Arkar T— le ¥ Vandeven 7 par’ 7 K A at- A S for ; and and ngs. ¢ ' LAR R ~ 4 st “ast: _fe37) furn —4 ro r a. ET Sth i _st roormn not terest ' Want ns “i F IECE Dini = ‘len theretter Lhe | Patt enter. Lin. 5617. S-T. wr Gen ovendna oo Sei —~ oe ontinuoue’ 5297 3 rooms | ished ap oms. ——___‘e2) | —Bus = toa exceeding § | | » mon zs | bieve DIN Ase Hage i ’ Wwra—) ‘in, 5617 I, U D.) ne VOM re arts. 3: akes 370% DELM ous “hor w — Hou Paxtmen ne cou INE D na lare rm hom ~ $306 oma | elp ¥ ey? Y | FURS ‘sane ‘aulte ; aoe a | baler areamen ge nothing line an o~ -B-A-K-E- oo en aston” Bo Wala, |P ‘oor? 's He ene Rarage. tie 5 | MIAMI 3021 South a2) | sTORES— Sontrar P’RP'SES floor. dining oon room Webster. eee | |i loans ae No 15 oon will |) TR new : 9430.3) 4 t Fe guety 188) | new: act tod Ye | Waldman | keeps: 97.86: centeeen a | piment-fiat. —t-rom trict: $40-$7 floor two large bedroor Vabster Groves. | | * id a ar pqltsting city. Ue re ptiand — E— 3. A Got Bh _Appetm Bo gute ealie. 13, re net toad! renege low yng | rombattey Bodies SBA | esate ine eantleman’ empiovel a nt-flat. $65. Ooen. “Ree Mr & triet $00 $75 month To 3 ieee marae, ch Searuomng and ied Bre | | i snes deur abel teh el {TU _ Del urn | a ._ Leona: ‘ trade ut _ gnap On “Th comin man ron | old ; nger an —Ne a atura! INDE neg. —fLight reek. | MEI Vv etwee , Une if fi gure 138J. wher r j - nin ; . NeTu ("o.. k buys | : on for merct lAte nic? Tern is & our about Po ory % 4 tru and ( fr ie a 4 $3 u house. | VILL Ee n 6 a tm ent ® for 312 vom gs and Ted bs sold rR _ 4008 | Cc Va $40 1S ae fd Olive i” nd) ae mode!) es \ ; if Su Ne to i}j go of © | Ay C O aken { * br q eed cR) i. ir’ ished 4 ai D. F or | 5 room 54%. nad 7 10 1} the : = modern sf : seaiind Sunda ' . \ Furn. for sto 3 roon houtea = ~ ean nd Bn VEBFT nday please A ly hall re MWnRY Pon fr INDE room S—Firat ea} ‘ric. hi ) apart — Bea Clock any | 4 === bh axe | ye e. — - ; ij ? . oO A i S a de. gzaina: y CLL R — 3 iret ar Pa (e3 | ro inen ment. utifull ‘ef j UN —_ T ° = > re tae eh a7 ror A Sr rage ~ rom ae leven s MOT pen BARC ] De vo twit Ta 100 Be. poms gil rata v = i ‘ GA vile —— NT r. Co har Diete. a> im Stude OR day. | RCAINS —- otn eda ur | LIN in Dede 4117— > State | CLEVE - S108. tee mple furni LO (e2) cpianietaae tes i | ph | stork Oven € 2228-30 Franklin, oe | Bea anc SILVER. x] | eo CAR COMPAS. | _Dleamure. terme to aur Coscniy ASRS | room: whips «> CE Pat ion model ‘ Jeff ere qt 1] 3° eae nit il ler eals {> = conve nt bh nic INS; FE | this for ~foom Ty. g j cation. A fon ing 00: Da ttage: 3 EAL 25 Chestnut. CO. if a? 4 we ar cost ne vou m We ent IXTUR oe aranteed has oc ae er ed ‘o7 44x44 452999 | private andsom vepiences. ouse. Li ely fur RPL. 4 “953 furnish BRG . Apply F. Hou interes lance al neha tt ee cai to untoad out 4 Wanted ES | scale: aD 4 numerous ace 2) a. 20 "$8 $ | MARY feaaliy, Perttiow 13 | ee” sighed “seuitnent "3 ed | BRQADW So (el) Jai tees 3 0 5. #35 | BUIL TE LO roe ASCH & oad © | Day reat _ | dealers edie Manes = ue ¥ Rood | 1 O'lv 93:'mati | LAND. y. Parkview 1341 Se poe apart ag AY, south A as. Seth a. toe media 8 DIN ANS ole. ‘,A> CO ur over for © Conter , Su s. 600% Moto 195: eso ’ ° of at! | _Froom: 4: rkview 1: ith ef Tis In’ ment s.b / oar 0: Ww a. a do large 18-2 15 &. Su te | wares G, LO reliable m ES— FRAN , rmaiselon, aS'ts Ser gee ass us. O thorized frond M | PAGE BL. 4 vate fam 7, Mies (035 Renutiein te DRIVE. ? — N OLI ul buat Large Ww £ savas. anol ns —ae eon. rt Bi led ry a aay ae —Quick Me: KLIN. [oe aoe oie on at of all pen eve Vora | U S sink in 4524 uily. | ely f 5) | includi tifully f: R. 1 BI APT. (46x) | iia AN. 712 Che locati »morercom [1.MEN( _Invesum shed at fot | feat u ? ronDs —— « ey: SELK ban con auctio: 92 tinge and | ] PAGE in kite 24—T wo ——4 ndell rnished | "17 ng gen ee yg C, ) | FACT Chest tlo hot-w HTON rent | able. MEL AAS : wmont et lene new i go Sirti CTION @ we out Road | DE HUP (er Pm a E: A s : —y bo 4° at etnitiy ae: a | eco ty H . ACTORY SPace: Geeanine C on on4 lie Globe Carp . merce 3 a ana Taree icebox Ri 3 3 HePMOF ~~ EO iApO—SIia htir 9926). 3OSTA front root eae x oon ENT ik as maapsegiie cs ceptable © fgasona wood. FIRST A AKE AN gos. re a = ~ AM double « ; lacaue finieh . ILE —— ’ had little: er , weed = wele wd wee . uthe — ae wate ‘ nth oe ——— 6 e 7 est 42. nk ‘ rey : —s no Re ©... SRV9 le —_e ros ot. iv Ube eck Oo ~ ier. up hed > SED hy D sold uDrie eSTuMrwe rn v r. gas 2 rooms. ut. Ol ie. a 1 ine | . . , Mn ain & G@mittico ia oes ipper § in. beaut AN :| poe Deying bi Seer “aaa aa ——s (cy ee Se exposure laree electric. | ive 8360 | RE sr ata noes and « ney Caieage.. “Sols! (hag Phair . rm! % ‘ qd, “gems Bumpers front. a blue F A aan is - lance L e ¢; “ae? but $7 serment on PY... Gas et: a. WASH, 2008-7 vc ri piney dacorat | BASTON w rey | SIDENCES F 0 f uM pint os 4 — “Up. velyet and “Wilts, —_—— f ) eee oak: cheap. 6 at) eee’ to. aR g- ao car. Sa. || PLAYE a a des Bh at $6 per | WEST MINGTE sd nnd b$5—F arniaes 7 rooms. ba ae) 5S E UCLA good “gcation PA oe Mortn OR SALE | - : 5 nt to. 1) roseer iltor ae. eS) R179 | | Sund. to pi argain Car Mo. | ~~ h-PIANO. co 101 eulte fri En Pi. 30s ng: bath AX Sata ath « elect o) CLID. a ioca oreroomn. 2 6-RooM ri Groves. vAC Olive Furn 1: all diate ; - _ (2) ay Pane at O71 ready | » wn im A aT ital & lis Owner « ont. 9 — ric ; ‘lusty n & living Just v hall CU at. B iture & } WE : Open mR price i | na be Nanogen ,ectrie 4 S. erence reside bay indow 4 }— Hou (c3) ST . 35. reago 6 & A —~Stor rw roome@ front. ™B —£3) | — Rory Bae ont _&, Stor- : % be -\ew onree / yy ot Rm 4 oy. night ge t pat +} $10 af, Semaidaena f Be J 4 ’ = — — 10 -_, no water ee ic2a fia et ps in the ‘i moan of “i _ | fu eer at 7208. Te MO INET Bons . au if ¥ ’ ° , - , on } With pots, —- ult r . OF ee e me "ar a beaang oe low prone, H Floor ~eainploe aoe ote Safe used, new | — oer A a OMPANY | Pia Wehr | fice we bol — 4 a » o wow 5 orde eiectric 2320 ON ft “a | rel. SL nde ry. . N MO ays open ash ard onsider at o t: wo INWA live «et easy ——- vy up’ 8 hestnut NORT Nor (eZ) | d i bes rie, j 1 ‘ es) | — CASH AT PR “4 to Ss 0) rwood 6 TOR : mont nce. nderf &® = Po 5 wee nut: HLAN thw (eR) t b ust pa th. i¢ Olive. au! _agecngu anes aes : pics at uly yuma 2 ae “MOON, ™M po OMPANY, he rgiiab ae toa; must or)|entiet ho bin ‘L BRISTOL _ SPalping, 6110 5 rooms, sun HREAL ES | ngs between 2b $000" nee | from urnit sether + rniture MSs. y ‘ lete lip xchange, | ** udebak CW > +a (09E2 nto Party h — - (1) sirab) hotel: e Baliv Jids ép -water 6—4 rc n pario ATT, . 9 50 ure ou Ww barge i Pa Cal nex al) make (ch) dans er. t ELI } n 16503 ave vo ‘373 ble I: e@eac liviere: PALL heat room OF | | 722 pare to 7 Our ant ins, . on Ty ) mak lan 19” roug 4, a 9 T : pan ’ e petro ch ro ; aD -DING furni os. bat’ (c4) | Chest. ri- co eur 4 Der prices new or -e wg “i ’ pewrite ee. re teed he 43 $705 ham: 9°? 4 alkin . ees o for a nage aol! om wi idea! tric, h ’. 5116—~ shed. th « elec } E I tnut. raph on + ateeaed shone! cent. © will refin- LT TYh —_ r Co aire | ts indell ¢ agiies: ¢ $805 Moon. PH o™ Nhe S solicited th bat , reat- 2 fa ot-wa &-r tri VERNG: (cs | frock : | Store ther cae . Hi ding serail. T . ig ww} Oo 2241, fates Gane Max | )NOGRAPH lachii —_*"" LIND om h: de| milies. ior ihiees eee icf) cRNON. . West | ompt pede : re ' th we k in and vou por LITER teenie «i VER tims ainte well | j ma LAPH nes F 4 EL a Li at: @ at. ha 5) RE . wood 316 rai ° . g Exce st lif ie te ft now yy con- 5 “‘y! tabies TRS - - — icBAi LAN 38443 F cd: gur , kee of —s or Ss 4 T, P cnsn, ——— rranged th, elec. a & -AL quamaien floo 5—o Cont pler sor | toom. ptiona! ue he most ou will be Os. ri iors alao All ma thie tit DT A°4 ‘. . iumbia F all kir ight - ale LAZA i - for 1 IST wit , ESTAT pane; ail rs. 9 “toon pendence” hai ovalties rol, Pig urmacr —& ' wom dinine —- i reasona tne br 20% _ A > a A yen ; termes tle car: sedan | eV siliy 2 srunes uis Viet ised ‘st 4300 . HOT | Br ave — or BUS ho us xg E CA mn Selda in Be peo 4 resi nee: prd. T aly-W es roo | — — &. Wi! cast : th im | coer -5 uaranteed BR; ctor. So andar ie Li EL | BLAINE 8 Hs (ed) H«& ~ = ~~ ‘RDS Mark's n-4') c hea ne Clov Ke me ‘g chift and da ™m, avis all «t wie and: new th et. O Typew of | Uunday Nlian 700 ampio Pr Ster teed every nora. 4 | vlea ou ar ndell INE A outh | co... 3 quick _ | fl? Da pl on dition ; ee M er Le OU “4 ee & venette ing D Eiade of of bed- or sha tt Torii eee rpewriter | | y and event 4390 tak is eee | 22, ANT 2 Menc Deo MB iy fee ge iF - e look! Bl | «Murph V.. 414 ——== 334 Pi results, ] avers aes aT ee . " '30-foo etropot af spri nd ch suites. brea ere ; 4 staned ~ & 9 S805 (OR » | qd evenings a) e $325 as Vi D UCP for Dep as iow vent privil urround! ne for : | VERN v bed 8—3 jiove —————— ne. Bom ‘JAS. CK. 10 real istrict oot fot: | ated. —— si mest Goonaiete. iffoni odd kfnst Gere for vpew titer i a9: . live : Vietor ges sant 10 | Con's exes nes a h NON LAtK. + ovely ; RE oe] o- 10 Cc bar and Ge ores. Fiae a mp nd r ere. ut $ yure-h riters [923 7 Open othe HR euch w aaa $5 ji nie over! of hav! are! ux rick me “roc — A ont Osa : Chest gain. st eo rk a cares in ae Our stock ice’ Cor oR. Mos ., si0" office STU NERAK Ne aor cae tn pe _well-know ic) | : hed —_—. a weil-condi atmos with | CHI "722 Chestnut. pcos bath. | COT L. &ST _ (e8) put. Ol P att z any oth oatern: > r e is of _ Stn ~ 0 ph A ) eek rfect ol n ate ne itic Dh PPEWA. J st nt T aT % a ” P actly er Age Jb ROSSER tment of wee. fg one of t m of. Olive 450. iter Mek | Pe ay “re LIGHT PA. STAR t cond a a a. roe pe Mn os po ae ——_ Somat AYT A. 3403—4 nut. Olive By | Ig ge Wd. —Fe E—EXCHA et SINESS P * 1 | 808 quoted goer FURN uzs and a have x Jive 3505 ._ alee || Ne* » front © fine 6 SEDAN CK PI on, term many , Ter s+ home- erican © OF ON well-f re ON RD. room ‘ 60 | 25-fo of 3 room ror exché NG nop. ee ——— ITURE floor cov. DOV (omy) i} 3’ paint. aan tele ie DAN IANO C at _ rates ree te igi euite- ori. | om, Murph 7111 s and b (c2) | ot vacant at — & Fo t co. : A, WN Ss ‘ery mm Five g r. Di dition 2 CO.. 10 | — aphate deo pri. So See be ——ail ae es wath. (ers Fr $1500: nt at 44: ge. 3-1 ro R SA 08 tent ’ i é 222 then June 1 w SAT jj bere } ~pular ood t ec wheel | 1g O} ne © nko ae us h 4. h new - s) Ww for $429 KAS. Ciec amily son Sout LE . Ae M y 0 Ol we * mov 4E ong mode! ires wneew JU ve tial s ri block eater. ardwoo rooms. BRAY small N. “0th tric: { 4132 h- -~ | N 0 ST M M Cosa) eewriien : to Qn you buy. Be « and rhis (9 um - ity La ae eae 6 tlelee, tn 106 cottag m.: aiso | KO —iSt Five Cw OVE — r) offe 10086 ; nigh y. Te ure to will on is R TS. ... 8 Mar ~ 1é slate Wtd.—G Hive TAT Lem BI (22. Chee saras | om, | ; and| y = = RARE. 20Gb sm! nd 39 ket cor Box P i sen7® ilDING sinu se; | veh» uced. used . RON ces and ® includ R MOTO spen da and 5 ara | Wid.-—-3 for ANTE | Mag ace: re 1—3 69M rTA P-556 ood. f polg F NG—* t M * lexcha a) furni x. Ri A TY eas oding stud OR CA y A Ry all fla eo: D nol ia. nt $375 nice (Cc) or ; We 550. F for m e5) «A BE 7x ain 11° - s ayet " “Per erms. or new iture HORSE ee aBn aad Lowes a | mS W ts Wrd ot-Dienaich adults A J, rent 3 Ae Fou r 28334 | = cash orl we P3501. Po ‘art - Veltarenn.:| TU " ‘ : ; if N OA + ~* Quie urf TAT URS. s me. bath. 2 flats And ria, sTORES— Ww so} at.i4 OMDi to! rae . or AND Vv = . tH stv — (el? board ‘Ty ROAR iRD—C! t nein? urnished ? LIDAY “Toth 43 fim R , __ Box acre ER Novhe est ) ; wD, | oe: ¢ ally co or ev | ; EHICLI JDEBAK ii «oe - yo D- N om ~ ITY SS shborho ed. he ast roo 3207 and. Che EAL t_Po515. axe, [0 Julian, ! orthweat cc BUS! by leully vont: beds, 82" sca OO LES UDEBA KER PF sethledbae Sag ice Fo RO cet Selewreeed. Ontrrs gaat room. ope pent old° eat EST’ rece oo | ie Noritiwest corne? iN as rie S15. paring» f s. $% urpose | BS AN] r ‘Sal Tt whe ew paint BIG &I LOOMS AND priv om. s om 4 Bd, al and a 13) erme *% on ¢t ov wonderfi m driven 1 ' Hens ald Neo te Cat are, bears emplo: CREE ae oP ater he itchenett | BI \ ows, Co PS *, fis ic » Bt. pa Oven eSthe : S-niece walnut ¢ eroom suite. $1 — . +8 enuien. . - gases. "ae o pDiease > oe ~ Page at | RANKLIN contrat va | oon ee, i. — a ane flats “4108—Ben ut 7458 garage. | hr ee Ww poweages Wa | esd 4470. ston A Vv. B i : Pouie he i Pz. 4; ne é / yi pen if — e ; i.e ut - i (o® to a“ — cement a ube : WAL KE! mi, ae yeaa, © Ty : art a ons z sete of co) me P ton: baer 199 ———— tteelien fel? 7 week ae = == ght_housekee 2-fropt | ote flat rh ua ‘room fia (c2) | Ko ivi.e FT. paremente “rr RE L ‘2-74 F r iy Y ‘ elt > in °4 » ~ - GB A : — ele ' eo lec - - all e st. Se W Wan cA EST nee f U ILI | > 5 oe es = “condi. | tft | a pet | —-+- Shade | RESORT iV t cdadition 1468's (c) _Grand 7001. —Mos ted S4ke ¢ ATE—F Gh ITU | ng Co. | || fro ten yond ae | ACCOM Sout I Ww , | VIRGINIA, 4520— 1408 conch ascent | F wibdaema eyes: tag = ee CASH. 844 P OR COL’ RE | — s sete | ey vi . put »”? on e or de i . ; & 119-114 N RE CO MACHINE aa" front and mohair. ndition. 3 SEDAN i} et eg nn a | niahed t cE Wanted ote 1 put ie 204 roma — venth ow For Colored— (2) Cambie 5 ia Pet BUTS p = egtor | nh RY : r | eres. attain . 1 athe) ‘ tlo _— y| ) > h « We “se! ‘ : y ~a tion 1 CASH ORC 12th St —— For Sal | in Fond hy rompers I ee ee abe ang ‘wall sereenc To rent small | floor PINE aie HAUCNCEY P oer ROS 20ta Nain. nted STE be used vdscorate, on, ja ing Co Wika—Owiae-e bh . . - . . x ’ nan e beaut otom tite . nme ex , | as . deoeriotiens ‘ must he « j fur- : large mt. + _ (ls ATS ¢ ks, new i. specializes LATT | or tw ee tee ee A P| . . i pew St net he Hyon aT Bue, ahd wold. || & fine clomed ce neter. | Bindy finishes || CABARNE- 505 West ras sie ee aes oe Floor: arwe. Higet. ‘modern: Fes e, COnD Ayal i RODEN CR iar ad tin 401. 722 termliton| aid, noe i Ty SE K KE o ND E G . #0 QE. | nigt 8 Ter car at f you shed | | DEL * ladies a - Board _ SPF a ne .-DD me emer aeseaneres reasonah! mar jJORS8 LTY co. term Ww. , Chestn ‘ow ~ ‘ t is to EPE VERY | ist. St. I ohn | i. 4A, A. want |! | ate —odiam “end room fe END y _ For Re (2) J s a": _ (3) | ».. 4210 GweM. ut. ae ee E R & ule, | | WEB ay. please. OF argair i} home BI A amen, Car, room for | Reach: our vad nt po strict outh ams Se? | Enri B. - ‘c*8) hg { A N he y P (ctRy iii ER MC n ; ; 7 FORE conki neg ' 49-——BSoy ev 1 Kat m , furni aration at — HIRE 5 west - * Sel fk - = j 3 fs : = P LU i Stude TOR C y. | REsT P _hot bi h fro (cl) peville. 1] shed at RB ; rictly mr b. Sesh sO | gees Res/ (06° | . oe ie K » tee : ; by A T PAR ecults nt . 1 co art ” OD de i m | ) N i ? ry desir-a a (cia) | GAM ated oome. bath. a A: "80 ¢- © Tile nge. NrTl ’ “~ ~-4 ; 18 C ete, $17 ‘ Priva L ate r = enient te vers deal uving fro all me | MeMI! erences nad car Mie warer: bie, H BI. ETON ‘RACE ole 722 Chestnut we era! | = Torn NTIAL LOANsé ~ j nine a 7 5 ’ Sf me nod cs Inc ‘ rine: er i re mr HA~ | _ A a a nes: con. | j ee #12 a 2 » 100 ‘ at M . a ll fture-: A N eff 3.R T eek | " té «. B upia ; 1. and Motor a RRY oe k ie and “ | L >= a | r MN, acrivic west —_ | 705 wer: . oom Ou uraiture : all ian’ ta, ky, ‘« 5626 Gravois | EWEERRY. 4508 relmar card: 2] ,ETC ats F men =e Coo Oliee. Olive $27 . : ~ _ S40: 4 ravois care it mean —Roo 4: T3W (2) | FOR Fr oe el) teh “affent ™ a j by AEs, live | 15 tfit fi | Me, 4800 Oiive s sth 24 DODG core: OC .B8 S506—Reome with z ENT | 4. “Bo ONEY tine ‘Huber 2 +a ; oo ave : > e yn ft “ar wi ith, ; — -- x ’ Oo e275 Fer nt 4- piece 7 0 4 Wig—100 cours pave 180 cat | and reads. to or TOURING otnte $492R $6.50: ‘home pri speared | APARTMENTS sees Furnished"; iaeatiecs oe “weg, | ihe sts tg 20h Lawes a a P ;, coupes. Wil y livery: ; ‘ "94 rooms 7 ~W privile FO ; - rw. 22 ~-S.WW. est : MON pom 0 hol4 4 ) $1: roo rene EY ¥2 SOD ovrings. _Lo8) LIAMS rr all chect ae ae ewly zon. : _FOR seo, he hy . Two nes EY 390K fu 4 &. piece A m Suites, si wh iv iggnioing to hg fend. | one Suné 880 Oo: . 5. —_ over _ AD done Sore _—_— PL od en TOVig. _,. Northwest RENT | laundry offi: “ping «] =o f 0m, com 3 a tcomp! ete. 7 pone he rH, or ened — wie ture, / ‘4 diy me I ihe ~—Aut } —— One neig? ron — — mat = . 3 f) 343-32 ° in pietea n li Ner M A nn ich ' age ling rican W CARH oes omobt term pg n ove RAR or dig: (a ig oor —He quire in F 95 est | ONET state’, > | MATL oT SLL ge Roo alnut — B00 wes) wait lee: a s. Fo quarantes ntags | ROO oa; Married 6 two ‘ppecia) inde, aaueadin aa > anm fideut Uction Co. AULING « ® 5 21 FO ré M i Marvin boar adults. | ba anata ton ul 4-r , a7, | a Psy Co. ANG et iraty ot grade earn £86 Senin S00 i TENG ove | me Seog Pr ‘Zoom. for 2 BOARD—Lar ae fers ERE Ee, poate. iin lanere in LINCOLN. 4ga4 Berth poultry. ah = | SiSey- ria a trv Bok NF ‘erstt a J . ‘ orlet Pe. ake want FOR ur an * hy ) Neale - entien a arge r 34% é a reli ‘or ser in = age T A ama - . tan } rent acres Ee — > > rye: — . 8 | Fes S: aaah Bante 1 7. ia Cheateen’ @ ervine; “ Tindel)_3 oom fi ~Hotel of bu bee loaned to i a Racha ho vor 25 o c: S 8. Jeff e terrr VER apt.. t ate -t win De uthwest | aatmam” dite hl _ AOE furnis Kauf vy: ane room) Aa ona aa - tp: lew to — : E wy in elout | A 4s Locest, ne Bor iT | gee che ereon. erme | RNO reaso © an le « at. Oe, . FL M hed f Man wer ~~ ar low oe cont xtra Spe g Roo tes AU ws) 3220 N_ barealt Dp: car ie? ‘oxpeoer ae inne Dreciate. 4900 | -- e 8300 ATS —_ yf $Y itheaseer ony, 20 | MONEY Tot aoa saz ‘#20 and #23 ial, era tos Wt'd = iy cae! th rane, “HILEERE MO e—— car ne he = a the | BELT. 321 West a - *- we AP’T’S WANT sere | MOUSE ope PROP’'Y lo | — ‘ewe'rs Das e “teh | ; | mode! : n 0. sonable. h ris, P south UE 4 2223M., —3 or N & F nat simmer elor hin ner | Rugs 5 9x12-ft. : Mofo Bad! | out: cost 9. 7 cane (el) | *. pomp 8 lh ern’ name. 5 me orthin rr. ‘A 4 Troome TED | outh om. at on SA stat abt tele hing f cent be . 103. * re 52 ; tio uring: ROO ; nd wo tire ge no pte )— m er — ~ Co if jane J A. : Marr > er INE 873 unn dis A _ leo | Oo All tly imperf edto ‘Waa you sel ashing oster Mo Oo: will mn throu ms a arietiens ard * “,AHAY epartme rh { Six Rn. 304, Grand Ooms ay s* E m0) cighta. . ro he 2 re ' Ww ect, $5 J acnsagees .. | ton, open eet Co sacrifice oo RO FOR (e2) erat NE. 43035— ” S200 tins Fi 4. Post-Di ine: reliabl. Park “roome : | cal Morris oan 8 nklin. | te ¢ Range hite Po . cB) Bunday . Inc.. °@ or | M—i REN C oT; rent — month AT Weta spatch iable te ast bp | Bae: ~ aa 5 te (cB0 } " reel . UT ‘ | > "214 vate ree T—C ATES +f 855 ew eof ever y= nante Ff r ; ) 4 f : : et write Re ‘8; ext ain Gas 6 Truc (el) | apartment. Ca ey : Rabb aa vies eae &50 wer o _— et te. a - | Boe: fadueriat Low _ = Ro 1a Ss OSs RD— ks F oe) | nent ell turn un per 34 arkvie cys im | Oar line; 1 pa no wie Mle nna —~ jap) PURCEA iversia ) Gravel rouse, Loa » £1 a. 1. igh. ‘ pecial, . on’ 1 § 1-t or or Sa Cal) Del nished jor: lor. wi floor w 7410 cin- | _Pom- ine; state pe South moder e I. e 43580 ole = + anek rer mo. vey irad $4 Retice pon 2650'S 34s is 58 le | yeimar 2 a tesine, Ee New TAA iet) | [nape ee — ott} on 526—5-room | PRIVA 186 “i fe | amar frigze e Side- d MM: 0 t O15 20 N Sy *” cétaw | CLARA we. gee bo °° 5 rooms, ee ost; ne ee a fre re 1 ‘ a A ibn: agai : aD 9 Cae po and eaga: | a gaa Teme se oe | “GES dunneen a | dere sag ae Bhavez co nan eaduantiad jada =. a vie ee 2 eee mage | 1 tare jaat Mo Otena ‘ ) paen ft . § HO : " sf | ge ae ———— sinoied - joc r te x) $21 - i@ to OU NEED MO aie > ~y aes tea ‘na “ee” marnge. OTeL. 3537 BUT 10 Miaehingion > iS h aid 12> | ahh RENT LI i SA sent ws on ANY rad “Paodt costa’ ; ate ee | a gare and } Murrobys $-room ’ ar«3) large vara. Ca ‘ Buaaale — a ro f.room 4 tom. 4 yr people 1075 * a ale | Be re aA moter wly pe - ne reone. 4425, ° can roome or HN tee incl: eds urnishe — Soleo ‘al! Bowe o w. 6. T00 we active @& perch bungal Cc +.iive , _ Gm T mont = bl ng 25 .flays Ros. inven | PRANKTIN: shichemetee, akas — INRIGHT. 561 ded Forests sed) FURN. a Deimad 12 44 ow POMS. | trees - oy ear shorovanl pp | Te ADV ‘cf pie of ne ene, | ema! eceptiona! ous! “449 yee urnimhed { ‘in N65 | dots and £ near it bo 06er ANCED at ruth ear ime mil do anally | cule copia nN er, m herp otuitn os fro: let fleor J | HOU detnil=, ad arame Cha wre cated mn. | ‘ i~—-_ i sTothy'* en » ‘sate 2 oF e) how is ne- are *) -- an is Vir Jw onr — ‘el? SEs ‘ addre onary t nm iuet pow ' eed Gratere aan Tov GLAR% J erp t oo on ctamainan 15 QDert / FO | irees_ Box E — arae ‘et, | ning sles e . Te, | , mi ~~ w Te rine r , verry ° eren ‘ to men a : La E-2. ~ ror ot, ~~ > wg he en’ * " 19° me. het a Le'Lip 7 Phone Par Am Ee = . |} FURN West RENT . 297%, Vomt- 2S gg her ieee «ed 3 MARE Cen —3 rooms hat ‘ pee laa s—6 = k view aan tied | Wr Rare. Fol 6265 CEE Brent a. tes | »,AUTOMOB $1 86.50. SG wre wee eet! | room efficies 8 rome SOE, ster | PURNIEHED HO USES——For eummer. R708 ARC AND 830- Pr | ments OBILE LO 1S «= hr ar ter , ‘ee : wr eff , T, on0 mar an i airs ik QD a! Trt m —— | ge ulalie . ,) eA r A L. és ie! tala’ tte i ae neg Ur tency: 2 £.1°-—5 A275. 12) | nig RB. ..., 8E—Le) UaT Cv. €& Ke sound = ge brick co 4 MONTH | 1627 (SKER FI! ANCE NS ite) We 2... mie. te vereit = Conces rap a ™ reeset le my ho ig = : | ’ Be . re fotelctso . foot ty detract neds. @-| vard og Pn is otpeciast con! KOTSREAN. # “den” ; —_— — car: | 7 _heosuuat., NANCE Loe ip sity ane : of “ rent - aan. rard on ss urnighed dae of ~ COn-- e beth. : Cy CORP. re reees | ae wuiet eat iertia! eersmine 5 a QUICK AUT gh ay Z B00 Chesinas ia py bus Baes. ih-gh seee | WOU ~ Fergus a P worenes tine nor DANS " Rm, : rite rg ‘ Fier lable J) ne =, of pa A @ - si ena ever ings poy 4 to et! on oe f > ee “to iota. ky and onlats® lot RROOEMAN edvenced: open vata w@ * ’ hear a “” “ ba ta om ey ~ ---- ath > + DO S,.9088 Lee ive: earty lee Fite (asgor streets "Searing thie ear: | ree. YOU NE ecw. genes | vine ‘cts rypee She or oon T win se wet make loans ED MO } sail resend aie aes of £08 weYY |“ (cm my bite or cal toned co its t pert 19? marr Ne gosien eral, . unity ¢ *? Lecust ET weve Man to or «a Contre! 6886 LT eree ORT Twi rr v » ie _ ———- im £

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——_—— i. = = “i _ ST LOUIS POST-OISPaTCH MONDAY EVENING, MAY 25, 1925. | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | i Pe a PHOTO PLAY Ty SaeNamreace = CFLLS HIGHER | ae 2 TIES a a } Marriage Licenses | | Host Dispatch, Radio || ANSWERS TO QUERIF Ss —_ CURITIE Fy IRREGULAR a, iat —) | | a | | -0- Vital Statistics--Questions Answered--Radio _-0- | MO PORTLAND Wwe ey we we _ = wv ia , a Vira. Waltneow Keid i" AUBERT pie. Wales SL Aubert & Haston hhuwere ‘Phatters : “ > | Broadeasting Station day Including Meals Births Recorded K-S D | The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject eny query. NEW YORK. and Berth erso and teieph answers mail, cannot be CAPITOL ( itn scree “e y Skagw Return | Burial P ermits M | an sauna: Gee genes: - medical Bere, of undoudt- —e — ag er tA er - a | .1 Meters | through today’ = cae aeeens * MOMENT ancouv j- 545 ; eae, ||| Od Sincerity when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. a ae. Aaa. Dis . ee ee ee a Daylight broadeaswne | |} J. K.—A half doliar of the year iteg wear ties that are different i ST. LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE profits secured = sax Bus ALL OUTSIDE STATEROOMS KEE “An PREVOST ‘ CERNE i eee | ApEW scenes—new thr 9.40, 10:40, 11:40, 12:40, 1:49, | oe 3 allied \frem those wern by the ushers . MARRIAGE LICENSES. °-40 and 3:40 p. m Market que | i826 is worth jb@c to 5c. stherwiee Gies ave Grensed tine! May 25.—Misseu-i Portland «'em-* was more of a Taking Sevendh Over tert therekee aad @hie ! “Three Women _— - | a . a = , . : } r >? ‘ =r > ar a . btn => ~ é we ; 7 , ; J y ay . . ~—await you on the neg te ete Dg tations and ae ee ag — _ ee them. If the wedding is to be a | emt was fairly active and highe buying coming fn nue ij }Aez Rob : : . : : ~ sa-6 - ~ ~ St : aa i ’ ed . ’ - 7 ; > . ’ Cinderella + DUGLAS McCLEAN = wonderful cruise via ws 4 ’ Prices. supplied bv Market in this column on May 20 name ae ee a ie wit today. Bruce commen sold at * two iuences did Gro a UICRAD 4 : : ; - ST oo Kea— 'Lua a | uenik ne = 3 “ . = | ; : ‘ rT Teil : : : > " + ° : “4 therekesr and town ' “INTRODUCE ME” National palatial steamers, Willie Smith—Joesie Wiilso: News Service. U. S. Dept of Ag- | MRS. N. R—Consult a jeweler! wear evening clothes, of course. new top price. The first sale since from patasieiil P Ris - : Ex a pte | ? : CONGRESS ;coNw a’ rr ARLE through sheltered scetTuc stas, an, Swe Teenee * _ riculture and principal Ex- | regarding the valve of the uncut lhe groom provides the bouquet / isting was made in Boyd- Richard baker sold above bony. Rate — ei Ai Chel 6 : ,& ALIKE TEKEY im to Alaska—the land of the altous Tate—Rubv Adelaide Gray changes. amend. p carried by the bride. ,the dvouton- |. son preferred at $162 where it | “as .. a rst) Olive l the jreat Divide” Midnight Sun Col l Robert LL. dirant Jr —Anna Diamenc INSUTRANCE. — Inquire among "eres and the bouquets of the mpadiidineimendineiaeaion Be sr SUE “ee was up Is - oe wf ; eS | on |. J. Jones—Rose We'ls Dail 10:00 A. M. | fhe imsurance companies for the | Lridesmaids, although in New | . | Net S&S. Steel commen . Ags x 2 ; CRITERION | Elaine Hammerstein mountains, gigantic glaciers, Hoy Devat—Jule Brown. Rast St. Laue |/) COT eee jour rontuctea ||| | Dolicy and information desired. |York’s smart world’ the brides || _ Security. \Sis. High) Low. [Close Ch'se. 4 point lower aati —¢ yp wad eiue , ‘Ss a rea pum ‘ totem poles, mystic Northern BU RI Ar PE “RMITS. ' = the Somme Ser _ Dent P ‘ th e ) mD EI * ‘ K S — i onsult the clas- a a de are looked up fn i ” ee 4 FTERNOON SESSti m™m meotir e " peint : ae : ' pid T si *. and Ke a | ) ; - . part of t! ~oratir rranze- : ; LAY. — > a oe - ‘a — hghts, glomous sunsets tinting Henrietta M. Wilson. 73_ 38004 Sullivan Laciede Gas Light Co. ef St. Louis sified section of the city directory | ment. all of which is in the ona. 1) nm of Com 10147) a7 (287 “= 7 ts “ Maze Wire Sepes the Now Vee Te sae w . aa ce ar telephone book for schools of ai "at tg pr “es . idan ae Bong yi v- Jona neen Br 10 48% 485% 48%, —1 currents showed e aleg the -Dispa c ie’ | . 4 Formhais. 68 1719 Mississips y—5:00 MM. ressmaking and designing Cn a | { Maciede Sul. 438135 135 135 speculative riement - Fs. o oa te 4058 Deimar | “Ports of Call table reds and golds, make Maeme Crane, 56. 0 ae Monda P. M. B—A quarter coined in 1838 ROSE.—Following is a list of || M0 Fog Celi# 54% 54% 64% °% | trom one set of ; ; YORE, Mey 25.—The Eve }|4 3 ™ . : & we var ; a - =? dis ay feat oe “ 4.4: 1 ' ie i ow 7 _* — his as : _—- iW e > = -* - . ~ ' * } . = ° — s 7 : } TOM wy Alaska the world’s scenic ta. Reage a 743 ote -Rrilliante Special day Ss tal —— - ; iS worth 235c to 3@c:- a large co 40i0nai parks, with their areas cong, So : _ + * im ae : The : oa P- aa ye. DELMONTE | wonderland. HF ~, 54 208 S. 16th caneeeint M iii ‘Be : aves ' per cent coined in 1856 is worth 47d distinctive characteristics. im | wn gh _ tan ane lea | ee | wy Pox ae Or ea. . a “T ° . 120 Carr violinist: 1 me pianist E i “ —s in is nN . - cage istics & 24 2 lee - ‘ : ; S650 Deimar The Rainbow Trail Write for tmforma&non peng ~ "52 ‘5011 Reacon Statier Com eet (us hestra sc to . the order of their creation Hot jj — B ‘pea $116 aaa +7 + predominated. 7 today 4 ; . -_" : - . . . za “ar >. 5 _ a . ~ -_ r 182° loe ; mv -_ . Ps - ee FO . en lt “HE wHO ‘i.e. w H BL RAE ieemera! Agen! ~ —_ 7 oe - *e so0s Ww atermar i. j NY — Write ‘ns the San Sp: ings. 2 idue. iO¢ ated int middle ' Sk ou "as . Ss 3a . a2 3a a. . =e TTt i i 4 y y* 23 — - FAIRY ; . .* 14 Sutlare mil oO Write . Cal, for the address of George | ,, -wratit ot as om 1 36% 3% 36% oa ‘ a us derab ” oa > = £ Tes Lae RAL Way! GA 4 ge. SS. 6829 Mitche \ddress—C. G Ratbmann. Assist- 4 |) C. Carson : img curative properties Y ee LacGl, Sks 1101. lls lint T? pares mn th tock 4a ler © - is sYSTam is AMER) a i; 77 ZF trie i ») 4 i ennessere he 2, rin’ en rT)? Baeee hae , Cian can hold two positions at the!sprines. mud rolc — me ‘lees s i as in of ierand and Lucas MOMENT™ wee > 45 5334 Marcus ; ame tim te} » working a ee ‘canoes, petrified ORENOON SES EX ast week , ory “ ak te i] -_ " QP xe ge >55 : VW (ere v 9: 00 P. M. Sa! ‘ — = ’ . as T! A -_ as a rnres?te ‘(;rand eee on a? the Yel- ae __ FURENO 5 SEsalk Nn ’ day han | | Se ora aia a = ris - ; {RENE aw. am 4334 ~de!! Sa i-siad\ n the daytime an i play- low- Line in g ‘w- arn ~ } aerr a at nigh dl en efern . = 7 , rece = “se ~ : _ — a Bovd-W 15 41 4 I +1 . Was ’ ~T ¢ t Tk! or w 4 ; ie he = . a - ° - ~ — cs , —— -~ = - . = Lu \¢ ; 7 . | S18 N. A gshighwey “Mv Wife and 1 Mary Strebeck. 66. 4465 Arce Ode?! =e ainere——-Ceeta txt romTam: MRS. R. M—Under certain con-]q Ss. 12.600 sequoia trees Pee 19 , , Boat Bk 3145 3145 145 “} times reactionary. fluctuations ap- {3 | { JAMES Kl = Wine. 49. 444] Delor. p ditions a Catholic priest may j;|feet In diameter, some 25 to 326 oe = Ap Po = so . +2 Were inclined te be stoces RausSiam Rad 4 s i 4 : ‘ A grar . ’ ‘ > > - : ; . ' ' 7 7 : ' iy | MELBA RKWOOD m | "Wr = - _ 54 50" " “hann ne MUM ear a - ard as - Tr - ee arn _ n fee Ln a A™eter ca’ e- . | osemite, ~~ > Be BO — + — “1 * er money might he ‘od fairiy wel. A A Rz P« : | (vand and Miami ““errets of the Night” | Kersens, 75, 3205 Adame 1 —Quartet: missionary coevntries, or if he tas} 1859, middle eastern California, || Hutt com 3 3" 2 32 w | time at least, and pney| Fates ty 6% Oe ie iin : or oe nae Mas 1335 Laure oe ako alien — a : throat trouble |} 1125 square miles, vallew of worl . =) on = ~ ah Pe ; ~ afte checked ac- | A" _- 4 MIKADO SKYDOME (“Cheaper te Marry” Erenstein Jacoba_76. 10824 S. Newstead ee os terest L oa ADOLPH T. s You will fing | famed beauty, lofty cliffs neh eg se azul Te in purchases at present | : ae ane support “2 “time Lear te Live” ° nie Sitedie” “Senneieentciined I ca = . | Waterfalls of parteeeaiiien mens — 4 |S ‘2, 4%! —— —— - tea some es , ‘s"tA OP Do | iti & on ‘Pen oS Ss 5 NT ai BIRTHS RECORDED. 2—Pugliace! Selections _Leoncarallo schools of languages listed in the}, oo. ope caine = preg mercer || Mo Port C 420 54%° 54% S4% °* & "O° Precicted that the Ferders were withdrawn. Bonls|a Sug Ret r eine ' BOYS ‘a Proiogve. James Porteous ‘ ‘ r telenhone directorie« The f. ee at . ee 7" ~ oT ‘& trees. Pedigo-W ou 47 %& 47 *& 47 + .onger period would tow buat @ fairls stead, ée ofa 7 ' a nda Hem re ~i4tA Ja, ~' 4 \ eat a Gui Dda Chester time re red t a ike re r »f - . a Grant, rY iddle east*rn Securitees = 4? 42 ah anlwv quiet ‘ Am Suin Tt to i Te] M ‘ , ry > ed ; . : MICHIGAN | TOM MIX in B. F. ond M. Tartomen, Seed Comer BLP. on gp a language 4 @s upon |{ #/!fornia. four square miles. ere- | Scui Sti p 51014 101% 101% — 4% C™'Y at after Gea prevailed ; igs - ; Pm — — Basse : th ability of the student ated to preserve Gen (sTrant tree | Skouras 125, 38% 38 as, * \& strength of the Past ft ~ : > . AmTaT © . 2 Ne r Michigan & Robert‘ “DICK TURPIN” 4 K. Kraces oe tenniee a i bei e : a ssf : ; pees ar , > . or ] ant hat I ant en a which is 33 feet in lameter: || Uni R 4s «- ao 69° wred erica Am ’ - , ‘ ; . - ’ . , aii am v3 ' oem . L at MISSOURI .; ACK HOLT > oe si94 S. Tth I Want It .... Herbert a b> Mount Rainier, 1899. west central H in bo "3" ~>—_'» | some reaction woultest § Sirdar “” 7 AS ” ja BT ; nates COMPRON , . : in a> —_ From Mlle Modsete) uf Cody s OU ‘— on L4OOKR OTT) Washington. 3224 square miles. ?8 = od sales 000 ‘omit at sonable. American intereets in the do ora 4 os . ° > . . 4 , — — P in if 1; "tt —— - ’ "Ter ~~ | . 7 » & -~ - . » - « sainp 1: - s . _—- - ° “ i r . e - (-rand and Luca rvVE’S SECRET” . K Murra 405.8 N. 12th . i. 70 : Ma . pat a aie ao Se pri pefiwa | o~ re mn) cla lers, 49 squa e miles of gla- Be, CLOSING QUOTATIONS U. S Gevers = are represented 5 \ K Ma-jan W W ied | ae sIRLS —Raritone.and Quartet : ae " as , aradar ‘ rea : tain mn ween — = _ ° = raordi- " Firer Nationa! Bank "13 . the first mortgars rails ene a a - star wr ee OE creel . | nd M. Orn 3°)04 N. Rroadwat Dienietie DPeranhe nis os —— : . © erste peng, 20 it ce arer or extinct Vol- | Merchanw-Laciede Nations]... 270 tionally lower. instances | - > 2 » , Algo array ase. iZst - ~f ours gh ec hoois arn cides OOH feet hieh late Nationa Rank of Co . At al 4 . » Man- tA Bier L > . . 8 . ie 2 . . ormgmerce. 146 L4; & y c 5 . —~ - = ork ‘ “entral 3a, A merican iv aey Aa _oen : a : oe : ° : \f a 4a 7 ac , ~ ‘ TOM oe v _ . Clara a ; ; MIX in ; Youre —— ‘ Oregon g area >rei ee 5 © - rad its are recuired ‘4 fic ing: * aa Cave. 1902. Ronth Senta Siadienelt-tien > - . “ : w R a’ + bd 4) = =t _e S a3 a la Pt Of bh as echan! @e any 2° 2 he | ’ ry) : kr ? ea Scvt} -_ ae ' : - © . ed a = ~ ae m —- — + . ——— , 7 > “ey — . . 14 e n : 4 RIVOLI ‘ IRENE RICH Associa‘ior ~~ & Z. McCameron. 11084 Moenros i B00 m Chocolate soldie this lenends entirely upon the peculiar formation Platt. 1904. || Berry Moter Corp “9 s “ r — 2 —- a7 6th Near Olive ‘~My Wife and 1” SRE Ses dem vem Projozue “Mefisrefele Boite pSmeiity of the persen southern Oklahoma. 1% square || Best-Ciymer 44 funds 58 were heavy 7 orem Lae nm MURICIPAL THEATER—FOREST PARK R ~ P ym Mattick - ” ae ee ce ommon test for dis- | miies mar culnhur and otter Boyd-Weish Shee com 40 te 41 dustrial. Speculative TIA fi w 728 a4 pr - UNION 4 “Mee Wi tor Olid” a oO rograms S§ — Quartet . Neu «> en a ren) 4 amond e¢ thea Springs — Possessing ™ ad Sra! val- Reo i-Focharison pid 10” 104 o ‘ chee" er nas piar a te 7m 1. ves . file Ke i : = ers ai 3} ee _ “— tq 11. 1Qfh4 Vv wrt Da- Rrewn > dhe com o4 more irregular. St. 7 ‘ penn . uD > 4 ~ tniee £2 Basten 1 ana “ISN SOCENCE™ VIRGINIA AIRDOME ; Constance: Talmadge in LL a Denize: ti , + Go : : i- fy ~~ =o ’ , , on A = _ SERENE = Date theugch t readily attacls jtmita. | ota. se SQUare miles, an imnor.- Brace com 44 ++ cisco imcome 6s were omy . . - > ad a3 MONDAY, MAY o> tian - . > s = ~> tant wild animal preserve: Y : CeTiain-teed Pred ia pfd 9S : >. . = \ ace friase @n & .) - : a ° Vieca . e 4 8 At ° 1925 SEASON c co -_ 10:00 Ps M. ona ewe “ws Verde 12096 south western _ Colo- Ch Rr _ Bau uljement pfd bi 6% so at one time vere ne. crema Centineae Hicker. . week _— : ; “A | ” Fo = nm 7 nr = « * -_ - - mers ectric pfd e Haven bonds. > lorida —— ut be reneral profit- | ; igh v Ra 3) Licest ) sperms’ ar’ le? a ‘ ~ - - 3 --— . ee iy V iretnia ites Night Romance . , = ; ites : - , ¥ Mrs , wit’ he -1? witrout ich merece. | ' 2Cco, Sy uUare milies mest note 70. x . ~ napa " Peeuthesen (308. 1). 7 15 ad- ‘ —— 4 — ree aS ~ SODTAN pam Ree 2 sliat* hice es ee oii ahle and ne . - : in Trias - western Montar a 1=*4 il : Meda “ = le un t eir best r rices a : a4 : Le > oe 4 .. orem i en pfd ° . s ’ ’ ” = & ™ ’ | ase oe = .? - 3 . r u.tToen ren a +. " 3.5 i Sing ; . ~~ 2 Ser. ithe y 7 Delmar at Suctid MOMENT” : iat on lien ipcoim (240). ®. Col- rogram be distinctly visible and will shine |}S@Uare miles. 259 glacier fed ~anetinn- teint — — gg tion being the title the ° specialties, May | rime Deel a ee ee . —_ egians Orchestra. Buick War- I—ia) “My Heart 's a Lute through the lavid | akes. 69 small elaciers, precitices Haw ’ Drown Shee 43 tt to common stock of the : tmen! ' = mR, Kinner, | Adetin NW ~ , : ~ ‘ . ' . aon _ . +h nrnea ra ~# , . . oe =~ . 0 4 - Pw harp. Including und.y Dier, sa xophone w izard. Hawa ad Woacticon R M : ‘“ Purified S) ; . eerwar yg sane — deep 721 Foc Ky Sussmann com 41° any f Flerida , yg Behe sn Bacds \? i? . ,7 =)! - Be i lec yy th ey - > + mt ne e : ‘oe wae = es — Jelicate ers, could be used fer i....e «2 02. = me “ ne Hydraulic Press Bk pfd 92 92 Western 4s. which were sp j 7 ses which to ofa 4 . APFAE. Pullman (348.6). %-30. so- ose Mary Turner aaninge tke cordurovr lining ep; ace ol Oe ae nage 4 ip com z nent Saturday, reacted = nternational Paper | Barme © A : sa. ter ~ ; = : ranges with peaks 11.600 to 14. nternati = >f ” a sig ne : . | Bern ; 2 roritvepr es wore > - , . the _~ — Another method «.- 9" natiena. Shee pfd TT ; 7a " " . - * : : ~~ ‘st al group songs _— oves in W : , == . - fans = =) - a. . sce 2 ee ca o. Terre Haute and ; ” , i , "*3per again were | ' ay Pu) r — ‘ aE - = Wow™an of ea rnire * would e to rub *he = a ap _ Trey phason I “ =e a — — Ads Se 140) . — ' aie a red h 3 Ba P 2am : q P - wick SU ros a.A5 ; Shadew Vareh De Rieeo emote welt wit rumbe from *rech - : i oe —~ ~ . ~ a oo ana a una pee wy Bros _— +8 4 49 t, re; unding Ts ani income ; emand sna - ore ae rie Ree» ax ; Y KEI. Los Angeles (468.5). 9. Sere- The Americans Come” Foster bread rolls wh! have been | taut. Lassen” Welcaaa’ tone Lie See ee i 140 were Both lower. > wae nates Fail COORD 20 5 eae : » . . , . . S "TT" 2 ’ ** mT. a ™" . ? - 7 2 "as ome a. ia _4 SS ri ’ ya ano, :%, a a sto at Ly 7 : : - head - ; e% col rth ore (“a } ok 2 ie $9 are do COTTHNON 186 186% The strong spo: among > . , ; aan nz os =a ~ - ° - ‘ . . - we i ~ _ oo a * ' --* uiariyv = " de- , ' a [ ic Pa DMaritone ] SOnp, na T - ~ Ph. _ \d ’ . -* 7 ~~ -*2e >»? Vv " rive vorcrano r ies Quay .-Norrise ay ] % d . € " q — ) " ; ’ ¥R riton lL] prano. Tosca a Night Wind a ote > Sane ve sean La. nee n¢ : — ‘% ustrials was the fertilizer ' se - . ~ . _ a * = ? S| x * Tm i —— + - me a) * Me or 's ‘ oo "er * = = “A nw and Norfolk x - , Tolces, pianist, Hollywcod Strin ove anc the Moon ‘From i? trace ef grease end dirt have fo ited States oper, hi ao. ane ee +H pany bends notabiy Virginia C egg matte 1 : ~ ae a . i ; ‘ J —- in ' : -_ : —- 4 «i m7" "o —_ 4 ° = ene 73 =e _ -~iA > oe > rece - - c “HIS PREME He pry ae APOA. Seattle (454.3). $ concert iadt aay tne Pecans eole whe were officers © other |Canron. 860 to 2008 feet deen A TonGCa SL Trac Se 44% was shown in South me of of spert and lireic & B 5 1212 CHAIRS $1.00 orchestra: §: 4° progrun i: 3@ —" arrs Keen Pular songs = a ; . 3 — oe a lng oe May — — > a 2 C of D 64% bonds. Argentine issues z a “f Belcian francs fell Can = =, 27 ai ’ > As 4 «2 * lever evr fc: e,s eryved — ° sar ‘ar an ‘rsa, narke ast ee 3 ind Subd s >). ° aduca- a Jones _ ” talk nr Marr ar is ‘ "anre™ lioewr on a War 2 a ce en rvaliument 7.38 FP WM. —‘> »pre- ; ner men? " 7 the ; ‘ "7% TVaenmnceces Shiloh Tennesse i i Ist pfd Toe G rg ee: the ~ '© of MJ ae , = LOBBY ARCADE BUILDING AW B. Holly VMoOod (252) S 30 san , Miia 6, lee i ae Oe _ P ? 7 aA . ? ’ ~ ’ - ©¢ “2 i CQotr* ce i™~ Pennsy t+ ara Vie) a me 20% * BLANCHE RONALD . H ’ - . ™ - , J Au Let, "On - - OTe . : ran and NI “es \4 ee 7? ta =? « ? =, cf ~ ae ‘ "safia’ 2 \f 3 fs ‘aned | I Tn here . F ~~ . Sharp Ri adil in i. rains. : r : a 7 ‘ AIR RUN Of HOGS # oars erep damage | ae be | » a ed for a sharp |. @ ‘. SWEET COLMAN STH AND OLIVE—PrHONE: MAIN s000 cert pianist Hawaiian Night. el Harare Smith vianis Teh Te — The bect man should |nirehetnce. Waeneis Soaaeean OPEN DAILY 9 TOS; SUNDAY, 12 To5 hawks. 11. “Gems of Music:” 12 a ow iietet Clee Gao a : ° - : : use CS ‘ "yre> ain = . - - —" . . > ~ ’ . ~ . . = x , et _ . - » Y on ar ‘ | ( | ~~ . Sol — - | — a ut me: 4 . i — > . ° . = - i7s * * 2 : ? = iG’ 28. = ee. eo —. | ~~ AF, a’ shen - Mn a —* Set — © le ss ‘ o- SESSION ed " : 3 » . rs a sold uD te Ww E fil “THE OLD-FASHIONED Weve” AGO. Oakland (361.2). .. educa Sones bv Mise Leona Bloomer erentiv : ; s e Serre , a . erier. i pq NATION ALSTOCR & me : ape ‘¢o oft “ ws T+. : Nero rate The groom and best man under the National Park Service siiaiiiliass dita i 25.——Receipts today estt ithe! nd closed about a | ' , —— Ura . , : CHICAGO Mav -~ —Freak weather calves. 6S0U0 3 . : figure with a net (cu 6 @ . . tiena! program. .Arien Trio Crystal Swimming o Fete: 23 > Risen Bre well pn GHICAGO. May: ven. on biteh seacs Jr S-—The . Hoa ad's h- a rol tj iJatic®? ror’ am WHAZ. Tres (379s >? ? Ro 2 wed a yy ; . : : nm Oo for oo Se : ‘+ . —~ ee 4 ; * ~T a ° a “ — ae sis > T-ade : rada' a th» es heat urn nd oats Markets “ere 13 C— | pens e ason AHS. Los Angeles (405.2). & or ' harttone Moe. ac , rave scouts ine re >. THA srices all soaring st (ee te TOO Sead hae Sienna onl Plan jee Ih Sern ee ram ~.4- ———— — _—". —: “ ~ about lke the aver a . Anece 1 ~ o 4 Ros 1] Burgess. pianis Whea sed at top prices for the de¥. fair prepertion of os seasion on the. Board of “**? 9" through Diling. -_ el higher In corn | Caw 46 ¢ a, | -_— | ‘ — tr ~> ee ff OOoLesT Wednesday, May 27 ALA. Qukland Tribu [on 2) & en ee mea ge a — 7:3 Mascue of Tro ~omedy Surimg continued to broaden and wrefit- em and southwest ™» ne io a. vs ' ” st Ma 1 ine. , ac.ne sales were readily absorted Sy Dur epened slow te order ‘her coarse €ralas | cs. pmaec =-Pfor im Wearw re Water Heated by New ' , ana Slr aAnizght Ss: i ernest =™ Lae ing Dar- hasers (lesing prices were @* te bS:c at a dec! line of 5c te gher. Mayr cern an pte.) pes then and prices reepended At ome time | Ra wmev had December vnoup Sc over Sat-| Sri at $11 Oreal ecliia , eaducationa : Z >. . ~ . " 9 . tan ry _— ' . ™ jt Ligne? orn lowed 3° rm 4° higher ” System ,e. Merritt Dacke one: 8:4 sical saw. pianis 7 iS 2 . igher time Saturday 4 NOW wke M ck, ra Outs were I's to I tec §higher hard | T3e oft a o ¢ ——— ya -~m \a PRL _ . 4 r oc off Seme of the Chittle Cop ween Acq cum Spat of Gog KNX. Hollywood (236.9). 8-1: KFU S. I Meters WHN. New York (561.2). 5. sto cosed I2'z to I3c higher. ribs 2: to Se and shupping hogs sald Ca CF. MARION DAVIES " : a , een s Pr M ( hewal Ww _ re at? og ~ is re Se lu! ; i goer Lh! be ee ivc higher | tal |[CCaa $12 = pa ear’ ‘ ourers ; tle r he L ’ eS o8U ‘ ograr , ‘ Ta Ta “ a : sales were 2000 bu. wheat 91.000 bu. of the offerings ; 7 Cole & i . , = . : , - : a ~ lance 6S pe rman: ' wa ns orn lLlo O78 bey is ncivudi 70. 000 . ’ ” ¥ 4 ; ‘ . IN gos KNX feature Good in nani a> Gner ncluding 30. a spread of $i2.10 . CG&k . a M , . . “— , ‘vy ‘porters Tm SOO sy har : ’ : ‘ ; : Vin “ts ’ le ston worret orehest ra ’ orzan recitai “ ~ “ ~ — pid vee = weign nace fren T . ~m oe ~ : ~~ ~ ; > . ¥y =) _- ¢ “MEXICAN Ri Anar Nichols Presents =. sledge , Rials Theater Rinechke : a Lrilina w =P = Ppianis 3 2 “elde im lowa and MWisseur In these “2 eemen ‘found . — . | of trading T ~~ oO GRANDE The Kecerd-~ma-~hing Soccees ” - Ornart« = . o - prograr’ 77-9; ore _ eer , mre eons drow'h was be ng compuained igs and Or ore “a — * . ou - Rut Leese Cm Mee ¢) est ra ,. 9a / —_— and . ~~ Ja . O /. . ~- @ r) ™ ore | = is >f Sa curday Rue ry vraders 1 week © close ~ ; wutay Onna G SERENADERS —— ~~ >. 34° | Drorek Piane Se Po- WdIAR. Providenmre (505.9). 7 A _ > oat oa thee | from 230 te 13@ the shed amit after -s Com Can . . err more! o news that favrered their $i- . b- *) ad about » 4 c =. ae Tr 3 rr | —, -r,- enden: 7 Bien o orm nae Pr «* > ‘ 4c coree.« “a a Ya, ’ hme o ie hmar matt Ro = ail 4 ' i. “™" ore’ = r 7 ~ ATi ; ? ts TSA stirring ‘ T) Se ee eo ee APO. San Francisco 428.3). 2. or- esirs evherds He >Taln- 7 os ter WIZ. New -— (454.3). 6. Wa . 2 _— * *¢ - ‘hectr 4 2) Bere. Sarrrirens or. ™ awe — 7 =" 14 . . : mda ¥ os a . ot aii A * ‘ a - ~ = * « , : ao ere ; i bal S$ we RG OE Doin ‘ : KFVE 40 M t = ;ourTRa ak” ww " NY! " = ' a4 eh 2 es : The onlr sore sper mr *he bul! situation ot Ge me be q at» il it) ; . . or t —e eters ‘ . ; , as : cePTEMRBER WHEAT | im eieat wae the lower Liverpool market. | , ‘ene & "5 ) | te r ' ii ¢ Pe | 3 ia =I] E™ | 2 HEA ie nes waht wit: > a Onn wee and um > ” and I : 2 : i} i ie _ ~ Cw as eh ~ , . ' ~ “ . ° o | * ag 7 | 7 - = n= 2 re - : ee ae Tagg ? = = oe 8 7% ‘ aad * nr 2 ; 4 Tg 7 = , ; ’ ° - 7 at the North Pole—But, it's even Nizhts and Set. Mat. 30e. $1. $1.50, 52 [| 2 n Sear MONDAY. 6—7 P. wi —Radio program: 7:3 rehestrz =: oP 132 S% 5, (S55 > g| made Qusers hesitate af the apemins. lat | tee te See enon eal | orn Power and Light «¢ 80] Ow D sg, ° . -, “EPP tcc = = : , y Romaine Fielding Le : Le? : . i? 220 | > 2 wlio S - ey ae . . = ’ >. hes =. — ao Pow - colder at Loew's State, due to — — ~ —. Se ‘ational Park 1i@ P. M.—Ellen Loser and "ce WRARC. C incinnati (422.3) musi- | kK 147 4381433 147 %\b 142 a soon ie Hastert eu took wheat g alee —, 4 , FF 2 (374.8). &- 40 woh eet r: "oY. : . ———- — ‘large cuanrifies Lax hen took up th —_——— eur ICED-AIR COOLING PLANT , . — oe rOese Ng cal movelty: 8, Lee LeMarr and MAY CORN_ —_— 7 and a congested ot enue pi Rar Produce “reel 7 1es . 1La4 rT] destite ' gerd Um heavy realizing sales. 84 ant Bult " 2oOn gz aay -* c ; ernae . —the last word im Scientific + ERA al Ne ee ves iamce music a. es es So 106% an | : Cooling ection. _on 9: 29. New Ariington ae = So ; ; e *94 >) -.° mn in” a Ks we ‘= vu 's © heet 1 om a domestic bagie. accord. 7 aR soe a i bP Perf _ Men; WLIT. Philad iphia (394.5). 6 RY mg te bull Saucms ond ther ame aaeeen, caaceen wee at 5 An eR SE : ry e . » " rh ae’ 4 fy a " *® — - —_ : ' te = ’ snatid ene — . rr - — . . f m mA M— nyo a ~——TI = P. WAH 3 ‘rail Blazers. 11. Palace Lit Brothers lorus: «:30, Stan- | - [19% 1185 iia% 115M to igmore foreign markets Supplies on | nn eee Se ange? hands Deme Mt — 25c¢ a d 40c dé. Richmond Hill (315.6). 4 theater orchestra | ev Theater symphony “- Aar- ; - . " 119%-% 124%-% ane E passage are derreasing a littie mere ee — . lade. rif sold ebewte Th - RAYMOND. BOHEMIANS harmonica. vocal; 6:30, Srn-| —& . | | elaine ieeee wpeedinntiiie K 112% 100% I112%-Kb 160-% rn SAPS. the reductions this past week DE) CHICAGO . a . failed fo at 2° Ol Ge 2 ae _~ “ WRAY. Celum bus (3393.7). a acia Gane ‘au as eK > ~ en ees ng 4 R14 100 bushels and the total new ix CP “amerv extras re oe ae ' erations ‘or he etee in tithe —s >; OTHER BK. WTS ‘srophase etring trie Ted : = —— : =} EMEPER CORN 72 AGA AAO . , . - : . Sebenl camedin wt were . oe Feature Photopilas age eae ‘ WBAYV orchestra VYVLW. Cincmaati (422.5). 6 con- . — Tar anpered wits G8.524.(0 «| extra firsts 39% , fr petior —— so Gm THE GIRL ON THE STAIRS” a a = WBZ. Springfield (333.3 . cert: 7:15. Meyer Davis Orches- - 1a 113 + 9% -% 115 114 ' “ a oe ther man todar showed lew = “oI fp >» Carperation between | Dus ~ a “st erinnre k 43%, Sema) gure was in the fortes, Definite NEW YORK. May -L - SH 4 dividend of Si is heme tallied | ey. s 8 4 JACK mol r - a0: . ©ezram -. 40 : mae *. vei . —_ ©, ’ ) Vi AX - re e254 | iia -" r a - ~ 7 a ee Fo, adwroce af yf exy’er: »f crep dacscmage Ww net insett_ed Brewers vy : ~ Righe were Mie, ill hr Reo gp K ¢€ 4 “ co’ : (ve 8) po pPuUuialr "ia nwst : | ve se State Theater fraiic . ; = vet avTalial)ie Mar weet was kept under "© Other prices quoted, D +’ ns . Bed Sok v BETTY Comreos PHOTOPLAY THEATERS WCAE. Pittsburg Press (461.3). 6 ee ee | =. + 454 4742 ‘Sb presmre from « big cash house which firmer: chickens, . ee! Bet ee stack apchenae, Aa | ee RR “EVE'S SE . iddress: 6:39 concert: 8 A ani YMC. Memphis Commercial Ap- SoPTeMRER OATS ap bought July against «ales of Mayr. causing ‘emen,. “"c te 430, fowls, , > Coade see et 569) woe — ao int of = .* ii ws - _ o ; - —s i? bh? _ ~ ee . . . r % . ? CRET” gh pe ee peal (499.7). $9. farm talk: | om {73 is % ‘ . «5 lag behind ether deliveres Red ‘oosters. loc to 18e; - ela, ae ~Ceting the recent divi. | Rect 8 A TARAMOUNT Pret dame sing enser © 9 : . . —— = —__—- , wheat premiums were off = to or e tur Brtion end | n Sache wae ap over “Pair ’ ~ CTLRR. Y mythical dirigibie. concert Se Hotei Gayoso coacert Mi AY RY r.. iii tte Speculative imterest in corm was /ivelr NEW YORK. 8 ya PL : ine - > sig | Nvc. New ork 5236). & Wil Cm 12 11s Lise li, % todas with that grain definitely our of ‘ts "celpes S27 remnery | [Ting group esortinued te te Gem) : , BARRY LANGDON WCAP. Washington (468.5). 6 39 Wnre : ¥ o-e: — =a a ee Tecent rut Reperte were thet new corr ¢xtreas 4344854. do Z so ie TT =~ 7 ee oe . o- 62 ; @ : . o} ye iw i 113% in; & Sherts Secame ‘rightered oerer interest of Ege. steady me ’ S Pier = = ) : Pink rim ba ane trin Hays, organist i’r A DPTHecsSsauce — uhe outeiders and added to the cengestion sa tered. extra firmeta, / b pt 5 . t ‘ Tan r T sT ‘TIS MERCHANTS EXCHANGE, Oy their purchases Cash corm did net 4a" packed —_— lam * , = sa ’ se ri 2 . . ie 4 #T71 Dp e . - ® * . ‘ . — 7 F i WCCoH. itiemen polts-St. Pan! 2 dia es vs Mav 25 —Whea joee 4c te Oc Bigher fSilow futures and the hasie wae * to; Orta, 32432 Mar * Pintente 4 (418 4) Q ‘ ee .. —T Shrine chanters. pianist are orm ' a er , m —— wa : , : *4 pacdmer ‘| mount duo ban ™ic«er« ~ ~s cae . ug at - ~ . qnre han ° 1. oan hushe's ” - . — . Shipp ng — — ard —e thi te om ie - oo »? = ; ; - .* aa) - . . = . ‘ , yt « * ry ’ 3 t o U «oe : ~T . peta 4 wc, Detroit Free Pre«« - party, S-o, (WO-man singing 5r- mn the occa ash gTaln ™arket soft os enw ee “ae a See — 0 eae ‘ac fab _ oo ° ss (516.9). hestr: Perry and Pusse!! 4 sheet wee. “ gher Wfer: ngs vere i“ the grain edvance, although the Srenk sea yg henuery Sree, , -1tR : jeman@- C.l een Buk § 3 “ a cohen : . : a1 be id Ady : a " — ee be . on ‘ — in Dewe hbeld back the adrarce Pacific (oeet whe al * “ ical ' a Sut jemand athe: Fou Hard a ‘ . ——. hed “)D _ . . _omimandcers orchestra. wheat wee ic higher Corn was ec : 1925. at 3:65 eae. m, Corwin W Letz.! tre firete Se a0 ,oe™% .« G jen 14 = é AF. Kansas City Star (365.6) Vos, J rm — rher Demand was good Oate were . “mY wirE ano” #& WEAF. New York. (4915). 6¢30,| ‘# Triumph of David: 9. musi- | “sued stra crane ip hoch ~test snd) Se lore Surren) Ses Ake Puan cng, DERE oa’ ee eitna & 4° = ,1+* ‘ > k > 4 ca... "ore ‘TTeet a 7 ; » | . 3 owe, |. venrnem TRY EL BRANGE May %.—S: |_ sgie 46 ts 1” -“ ; \ oe. . “ " . Warner ‘s = ven la 2 W ian nee ‘here eine ne raed ne for reunc ote of the varies arcicmeer rr Ww TORK... Im «4 > TR @ : Oo ILY ia eo" -f ore hestr2. ma Mi at =~ "ge * opened at S148 J irs heat ermal! oer¢éere as cGsuee’ cuoted nigh) =e - “tation showed i—’ ‘eae Fe © « : om a Wt AR. Cle. eta nd (329 4) & _ — ‘ Ss! a Tuas rn $1.1 _ ™ ot i — a ae eure s+ “24 ay wth - we -* Tr a" «a ‘min - | . ~~) _ New Ortes ” " 7% e Northwestern markete combin ac OTB ‘Yc niseellateovs wits. [64@27c¢: casee Pa : ~~ COLUMBIA THEATER ews theater program Lo ia ie — (=a8 : = $88 cars of * nowt ompared with @28 a returned. Ic lems. : tn — nt # | ; oe" R Mer ae WEFT ten (473.9) e Sewer organ 5.27%, concert. F uZzZzy -Wuz- week go and *45 ‘ast veer Wirnespolie \‘oumPrices «ore made on ‘orenocen + Quetuts , - ; fh y ot at aot ee 7 J . cea _ : May - zy twins. songs — ne 184 -sre and Muleth 39° -_ treading ee in the ohare cored at 8% : ae = 4 a DO e- * period . oa) Leo na rd ner. or T oe . Tr “ea ' “ee TT S «ied were > over or ~ » sore conVnrceEsrion orice ory "= ia Rd : sonny . KINGS GARDEN li “ Me Soa ae wt 41M. Cleveland (259.4). T-18 "9 boeshe!« commered «th 68. 400 «. wee St TTER— Creamery «tras, @"c- stand Raw silk ste a“ rh. Ter Th Tee a > ' e sam. 6:45. health talk: 7. A. & Victor Herbert Night. swmphom sso and 132.407 last veer included 47 ards. 4(0c: firsts, 36-. eecendm Se: neck. SS — nake | : —_. is | FP. Gypsies: 8 Blue Ribbon we voto tibiae ta te ia atte aoe | | Care jecal and 20 through. Con restos, (6 et ine Tancies pactie a a ENE ae te ¢ =a anil il iililam Metca! rganist. which were 274.2700 huebe's. compared with CHEESE—re sound Northern rwine ivaneed 3 seund. out “ oro mney |\WAS, Elgim (302.8). 7-9:30, 120.900 « week ago-and 236 600 inet voor, | 21 90, Gumen 225 Se: dat ned a: $5.40 até WFAA. Dalla x So — ae _ hotel service crossing the *. musical 9. Loper dance or- iieltiitbiiealias | bad Om + Bees ’ ee uriome > wit “ nent ‘mn eehtiment atheueh the sliaw comm. of 15. we & . & vatien Ls—i¢@ 1d SPO Ye: | 3.40 meri tar. SOT IES ! wm. HAI a7’ e rial i'r = “vy ‘aT ins . eT ce wee _ = ime — s.4 Ss) 12 Yo s sis. . 148 ‘s i? . pat J “ Aw NES ' ie sr Price® are ; are : vo ; ow Orn *- ate: . 4 “eer wae eteadier and Ww s ae ts @ 2 or: — a —— — “7 te a ‘2 a > > a peu nts. r 7 ur oe ande fe = ' rR STAGE PLAY “TRE <@raAne PRG” SAD. Miwanhee Sourunt (375). Tih 2 Sent aiffenns of | oa aie tine cen ane a ee ee eee = =7 ane Sim i Sh — ee : A METRO-OCOLDWYS PICTURE —MATINER <tc \may * dinner progran & nieane an ; os wenn sath neal ae one ® Pe S os oats. 4 orcs Jamnbe Tie tm 1 fal arom, ‘Ew TORK. Mar ~ “s |e for Pine erenutend | -_-e_ . = » n ; , wer ~s .™ rhite . . ¥ cts Kathe PB Sa Mihi ein sete, eee : ~ mp Sie te €. 9? | te Te: abere te @c- Ducks Tr te T%c Befining aod Smelting © < e - oper tend. AA. 2FYR Farsons, violinist eee a : « ae 8 terrors ~ a - - 7a - opts @6%¢ to 47: or peund. ee te @ze end quality, | or oer of hed Doe *- Ge wee oocmagel. Dis x ‘cd ons ‘cubs ionn. per peund. BG :

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ST.LOUIS POST-pjc r, we — a = , . . , = . 2%. m Re ti Mt — * re r Sg . 7 ‘ aaah . ss ‘ " ae ns ms TY ; a... ¥ + se CM. Hehe Ray ' rune . . ~~ , ese ee ok a2. . : “ ey : feng DS Soe ti nage saat 5 a . , a» . : » . "Le ™ MONDAY EVENING, MAY 2, ee Fae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ECULATIVE. SECURITIES IRREGULAR ‘Taking Spreads Over meveral Groups — Cali MiMoney Rate Rises — Ex. change Market Is Quiet, Wall Street News and —SPECIar D ee By a Special Correspoaas a n " ton, ce —— EW YORK STOC K MARKET _ i ee list of today's individual! York Stock Exchange net changes for the l Preferred stock. : profits S@C ure rr ~ = mr me nee — bus ing COMIN = — *F ~~ ~ Sw S o I u 8 TE ; fi os — ac oe, ~~ Cte a Ss Mts S Steel conrm -_ — > mic - Wire from the New York Bereaw of the Post-Dispatch. Mr YORK, May 7 Post in its copurightrd finan. review today says: Prices of Bpe Uialive sloped considerable a -_ im the afternoon 710 some extent orders were withdrawn Purchases at pres - 4 Not Predictead tha Om & 6s « ae ok % Fa s the remarke Sirdar Owned by Sarre represented hh. . ~~ » will have the Jez up on Man- “tchison Gene i 4s and ‘lentr Wis sek ee ss = ~ DD * #e funde he Were ''Y among the j is HOt - S'to mee Des ese enild in Chichester hing, from a penny up. . . s Specialties Continue Higher. — — more irregular l.ouis-San Pras * 2 + & ri tsoeo. Chia —— oe os io and Northern around their bes: tion being the ti: to COM Mon StH |; pany of Frida Western 48. whic? nent Satutday, os ’ - 6 - [4 I rices the attras of the land ‘Ore — were 0 Promi reacted today, - 2 = ~ ~ -« * ¢ na hom. Argentine rates at ree PPE LEE LPP atm) "rench bonds sold of FAIR RUN OF HOGS RICES LOWER oo ors + — ’ ‘rie =-“Soe r# Pas me — Sharp Rise itn Grains. ve SMI De De . es ; e Weert accounted for x Pea s Pu ,. SATION ALSTOCK "32> i) me $ 30s a SO~omie — =? Julv and Se¢ })- ys a, rt nce ~ Sorc mS ee oS ree Sf _ icv — SE Se at pt ee obi T]: ~~ and other COAr Se oe “'rivals from seutt — ious, 5 - “3 >» SR Ore igw ~ buyers and butche res ~pi dee we oe eo +e wm Dw eZ wé 4 _ « ChOlwst liget lights ~ ~ ~) * ll HIGHS FOR YEAR ON i BRB AFTER PROFIT-TAKING to the Pest-Diepatch oN Per « ## oP te w ” he Gr a) - ™ - eo” ¥ 7 @£ # ~ ss > ha - ~ “a a | oe tO PS et +) ns —* “es OTe “” a. “92D ms a) es ~ Pi ~*~ s fg i ia a ~—- ot * ww » mis had » tendencr ¢ “to Oism uns — “ow -« & DS 5, — = ih 6g mt PO hat 3 > — — ao * a De » he 4) Tn? a ~~ * 2 « i Pa es lrel | —s os under last w eck >. i i 4: 23 |\ca tu ~@ Peiet. — ro * — |. NEW YORK CURB Special to the Post-Dispatch. NC ae arse, te NEW YORK, May 25.—In the following table Will be found a Svecial to the Post-Dispatch a) list of sales. highest, low - list of sales, highest, lowest and closing prices of bonds traded tn on NEW YORK. May 25.—-Foilowing ts a the Stock exchange ¢t ‘urities traded in on the Oday, sales being in $1000 lots (000 omitted). st. closing and previous closing prices of se % being in 100-share lots Quotations on al) United ‘States Liberty bonds are in dollars and New York Curb Exchange today, sales of stock thirty-seconds of a dollar. That is, for instance, a sale printeq | (00 OMitted) except in Standard Oj) shares, 99-——24 means $99 and twenty-four thirty-seconds of a ‘dollar and | “hile bond gales are in $1600 lots te) oe eee --~ = . ‘ ; = Fotal sales today were $11,292 00. 4gainst $9,007,000 Saturday “sles. Security. High.) Low, | Close., Ciume, $11,170,000 a week ago, $10,056,000 « year ao and $11.218.000 two | __ STANDARD OILs. years ago. From Jan. 1 to date, Sales were $1,550,939 000. against 100 AAO gai 37 24 2a $1.363. 866.9000 4 year ago and $1,303,424 o00 two years ago. "te ieoonl as 20” 210 * “19 213 | SBies, ShcURITY. | High. iow. \Ciose. ales. Sec URITY, High Low. Come | an Chest he 3) = 63 GOVERNMEN BON Ds. INDU IAL BONDs. 300 Cres PL 2% 13% Igy Be G4 Lib” sigs , | 32° OldBene Gs “44 fF OF % a7) ry 130 ¢ umbPt, M474, 147 1474, 148 ie 2-47 -, .101—3 101 101 GO. Otis Sti Be 41. {90 *'100 4, Lu: j rh rm A Oh St + Btn OR a (koz-—10] 3% Otis 5 Ties “43:| og yg Ue 8.300 Humon | cote: 59, | BB ol: ‘ a ~~ a . 3: lu -~13 10"—a ' On . o7 Oils St 7 ee ‘47. 9S, US Ua le ’ = sUMOR CS ty ns 61s G3, 13 Lin 3 222; é ener ra Pas T&T ret 58°52 US's OBS Pay l“o ina ee ~ 7f + Ha ae 5 DO ees 101—8 101~is 1o1—« 44 . AwP@l Gs 34:115 114 1i4 o.00 inPtc itd —2 | oe og a Tit £51 Lio Bd 4%5 6 Pu Co re 6 $4. 104% 104 y buat, 0 Mag Pet lin " 14? ° 147 “ 132 = 1r247"1, "4 giz , 101 —29)101 —26)101—27 a2 Pee iA Pe t00 te 190% he Ry 1@ Nite 6s j 63 (‘as : tm 'y IL, Py 04 ‘e-Ar Bg AV =4 uv *, ; 1 $3-38 ... 102—19)102--17 1902-37 13 Pocahantas € 5 7 92% Yo), Yh, os Gale’ af thi Py on 63% 40's USA 44 | SP SGA K 5% 59 | _ 300 PaMexsr 4a By) Boy Pies "as == P 106—18 106—-9 106—1 24 31 Pg iy ea va aa tee 50e% Ts, | 5.200 Proea » 61% Bo: . éi »! , f / . oe ee eo! ve t i . | , > Ors ” ” » 169 USA 4 °54 10215 102-11 192 oti SE SN 1 6 44):) wee W9% oie 1D aelar neidat ‘igor oat” 252 ——__40 rgd. . 102—7 |103—7 102-7 | 29 P 8 Ef 8 18. 106%, 1063, 106 % $0 8 Pa O17] ‘leo ‘ize ivi Wuotations on ail United Siules Lioesity | »9 Rep IGse § 49 U6 o6 86 «B6 12.300 30 Ing 68% 67% 67% ox bonds are in dollars and thirty-secunce of | 12 do 5% 53 cones OO Y2'y 92% 600 SO Kan 38% 36%, 361,! SB ly * oliar, That is. for instance. saie| 94 “ine ( Oi 6s 37. 113% 212 4ids 300 BO Ky 119% 119° 119 119 printed oO ey ory and ewes ‘2 yy a7 Sine Oj] O44 ss. 88% AT& M7 78 90 So Ney 252 24% oan 333" ae seconds of a doliar and net $90 24. 4 at O87 37. lee | oe 03's | 3.200 SO NY.! 4am" “$4 44 FOREIGN BON Ds. rr pow ge A 1007, 10082 100 T; . 0) +4 On pf + “inde DY 2 14% ‘10 are Se 45... a me 7. | as a. ee Zoo. | 87% | -87% wW BwankF {| 17%! j7 42 le. 78 ras . Fg PE SA 97 | 96%) 97 * SP” oO Oiye an 114% 114%, 114% / 1 600° Vac Oi] | 90% 80 oy +"°**' 156 Argent 6s ‘58 3 B ot 96 oe | “7 10 Sou Cole P 8s 4 “90% ttiee st: INDEPEND NT OFS, a; Aree 2g |'27..... “On 102 's'102% | 38 sweet F,5* '54'101% 101/101 | “3a Asp Mar Co, & | Fy 9 a 'B Dewan Fan eee atl 2 eGas Glos 33129 eR (jox ; (arth Syed) 6%) 4K) 4%! 3 ‘an. 47: \208% Loy 402% | 16 Steel ar be go! 107% 107% /107%! 1 on pee 187 187 187 180 A. pe 4 = ye ea saa rd 2; 48 Tenn Ei P 6s 47 104% 103% 104% 1> do nw wi 38 | 87% "47a, 3c ! S Ge Sb ret...) 87 owen) oa S Tidew O 6te 1103 % 103% 103% + do pfa . 8. s1% 82 “—_ Belgium : ve ae nt ae ne 7 o3% ; Uni lorug Os 44. 103% 103 4, 103% > | do pfd B.. 9 6 7h 7%) ergen — BD .« : 2 ‘ a bilge, 3 Uni sy Real fie 4° 103% 103% 103% l do B efs > 184 18% is& 419 _% Berne Ss 45 at tte Leu 2 10% a 1th) "9 5 t? Ss Rub 7s ‘30 106% 106 ty 1u6 4, “0 “oiom Syn ° ' 1? : ” ” ot Re 88° 4s... ein, 23%) 98%! 29 1 ob Rub 58 "47. gaa, ge 88% 1129 Con O vic! 26%) 2618) 26a! ag: $ Borde 6s 34 ...., 85%: Bo Bs USSm R&M 6s 26 1014, 101 NOK de |' 4% Crecie Syn | 12%) 12 | fs *! 39 419 Brasil Se 41... .) 98%). 97 te ee | 22 US Btl Se 6g. 193 1054 '105% | SC CP w i 132) isu aoe 6 Brazil 7 %s a 106, LO LU 4 20 UtahPey, 5s 44 99 : 974. on «| «(8 Eve on Co 1%) 97 | ty l + Puen A Oise 55, U7) 7%) Bree ito LtahL&T 5044.) 9) oy 91 | 10 Gibson OC aie 31?) gt eie.3 17 Canada Stas 29 103% 1036 108% 1119 VacC 72 S « > 981, ar “se: w7% | SG O of P 67% 674, 67 87 Canad Ss 26 » 10055 1005, 100% | 23 Va-CC evt 7igs 37) 292 +%\ =o. | _& Kirby Pet .| £8) 227i 3%... ~ Canada 58 52 - 104% 104% 1Odig | p03 Va-CC ove F154) ———S ‘2 Lago Pet Se! 5% 5 4 ». Canad Se 31 |) “lea, 102 ty 10 ty we ae 70% fA | TH i Marland .. a4 E as by 1fi CenRyBrezi) 7°52 821, 82 | go 1% Warner Sug 754i 97 97 a7 ~_ sfex Panuco SSc | OS oom Om 1 Chile Ss 26. 1034, 103% lagi] 12 Ww Penn P 5148'33 104 104 (104 3 at Pred ...) 23% rr any 32 a 6 Chile &8@ 41 ... 1109 LOS 4. °1 O&K Ag 9 W Penn P 35°48) 12 Mt Guif | 1% 1% +, ae IZ ile Ze 42... 101% 801 bel S weer sii: 'c;°- |, 98%! 96%! oe 50 Raed o, Sl 5% Py Ad Dt + Christ Beget +: 187081. 47%! 47%) 45 won ty be4a* 1071) toy © 200% | OP RepleoaG 1 Ae} toe! Wii + Christ As 45 Lists 110", 180491110 Westing | 78 31.1071, 107 * 397 1 8 ¥ Oil.... he : - 10 Corist 68 54 100 | 99% 99%] 2 °W Ve cace, 900 91% 91% atm > ee eel eae 4% 94% 53 + Colum 6%s 27° 2100 100 * “10m LO Willys-O 6%s °43:10] te 101% 101%! .? Seren >! om | 24% 94x, ~ ~9 Copenhag 5445 44 9s « 98% Og | 40 Wace let 6x 4]. 9914 ORI.) gou ~* Reiter oF ae o- amit ad A= Cuba 5560 53 . 100) seaiisen | ,8 Whaco evt 6s 28 tor 70%! 70%] 13 pecBenkO!! 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oneal - _— linia SET LORELEI | : a DAILY SECOND COMIC PAG - PAGE 20 a ; —By LARRY WHITTINGTON THE THIMBLE THEATRi NOW SHOWING—“MANAGING HIS OWN ie FRITZI RITZ DON T YOU THINK IT WOULD BE NICE TO BUY A LITTLE PRESENT FOR YOUR COUSIN ?- YOU KNOW THOSE COUNTRY FOLKS ARE SO APPRECIATIVE OH FRITZ1!- WERE GOING To HAVE, A VISITOR FROM THE COUNTRY —A COUSIN OF YOURS THAT WE HAVE NEVER MET 1S COMING TOMORROW TO STAY FOR A WHILE ! — YOU KNOW- SOME LITTLE GIFT— iTS FOR A COUSIN Y> Wf Y, f7t? Fe ‘ 7 aati tiie, ke a ‘ a “ he - NE i AE apa DP ee Qt we s o 4 r of i ti te le ee veel = | | , ' = — ae J JOE’S CAR —By VIC — i’ * ss ad . i di > aoe. ; = saute = MY Luck Has BEEN SO ROTTEN | \E MAMONDS WERE > = nen anita — : . ——_ — lL WONDER If THincs'te THAT IF ROCKEFELLER STARTED SELLING AT Two CENTS, —= : G * — FES Futt A POUND | COULBNT SuY == AN WANTS YA T'COME TO LISTEN YOU EVER START BREAKING RIGHT “THROWING AWAY SA ‘ = TRE SPACE ThEY’S OccuPY! {1 HIS OFFICE? AIN'T HE Yi Go Fix iT AND FoR ME AGAIN? IF “HEY OF MONEY ONE OF SEM me C — —_ — WELL “TAKE EM |, = Ad: | es t i DON'T tlt do A FEW BACY WOULD LANDS ON MY HE | \ MILLIONAIRE FRIENDS To DINNER-SEE.}, FLIPS OFF a BRIDGE ! THERES A Dolla > } “ [SS > —— : : f s\ ¥ ] WONDER | WHAT HE FoUND)! WHEN WE G AT | IN THE CAVE: . GT A WOODCHUCK © CAE FIN O71} CORA RABBIT IN IN THE Cave t CAVE | MR. DOUGH? | ! . fr ; 2 ] FORGO! —_ : f STo Put HIS | bas : HUNTING KNIFE o = a me IN HIS BELT: —. a ——"') weeen's eraanine — a oe ae ; aes were ‘ wid :lineal feet. The ; . 3 > 1 represent plays _ The *‘Red Plot’’ to da on =": Pi yeroundl nits blindh e itors , Ssues rea isunderstandines. | port was ar . ondition r | really are intended . > ' : LSC pune ‘ I] ~~ “A ré _ ‘ " iAarT rs i Woraers ay vars in 4 1 rmerts rt trad BY HI DREN OPEN 0 U | Space “a that the ac: OMmMMNURIZe t e O , aT * nz r «€ X} ing @, ,ers ‘ anu - Arrmer : =t ons ADnG n TT ren an : iB PArTIicUuUlar 9 oT abutting properties | ‘ ) whose conduct Moscow does rn lll the suspicions of ¢t orderiy on t work of the League of ried on from the _ - . a Re i oa ipprove and humbly rece Fg 3 are.ess, CaSv-goi ng ia ori ANnV- Trade inion Propaganda. which and electic Qua wos ‘plenipotentiary” of the executive oO resident of a great American is conducting revolutionary propa- Wi h M ~ li and Fi Di ae ak a ach - ~ : "A Ls : ~\iu ‘ > : . } a | Operatin Throu h the “Workers’ Part *9 “OM mittee Trom \Iosco.w w hose ‘ity. who likes to give himself tlre vranda = the American trad it ayOr, Oo ice 1reémen, imunutive the rear of each a 4 £ y ‘., ISiN ess t ‘Ss » 7 o | a gi)re ° ou bb can fine rew ent - re mt , > + = - > = . — ~ Ha~ Police and ; business it is to make su : ) freque: s. and on the recentls ity on Exhibition at Springfield, Mo.., , r in America. Moscow Leaders Hope to i uy & racers a ‘ > ix | Tina ad ‘ongeress of the Industria Surrounding the | me f..% " oheved + — > . - -. . . 7 2 ee = ae ; pies ‘ ~ _ ea. ” —_— NRE Ree es 1 | >, a. 2? e r . ? SO - ea sais | re a. | Nook srs ° P=) T a2" ‘ . be Trad ry i=. From this , ) s, who sym m rit -ere! — ' By the Associated Press. office ef City Manager. Mayor and , (This is the sirtecnth of € serics army and navy and by an uprising Much Secret Plotting tn (America ' - = pa se Wi MU- Ennion Propaganda and books ded- SPRINGFIELD. Mo. May 7% - _— “ey Bg We aH = “ upon ‘gay colored : ‘ = a“ = ’ . P . " S gr - ~~ ) ar «a } e *. To, A wea wee ’ “4 7 = ~ & "4 ‘ + 2 int > ry ; —— Po } vr ta res > of articies deuling with the plans “* "CGroes, are to overthrow , ee fascism, and who want to r . : World poe cealipee .. “Tiny Town.” the school children’s| berry wears the star of Chief of S geting ith .’ : 4 -f > Trier ? ’ : - “> 24 ’ © I mewn? : “¢ - . r * —s ~- - = ’ or © Ty): ‘nine ° oe sf & ees’ a ww * ae —s 100i 45424 Vs ~— — "am _ Police of Tiny Town, while Naomi : ia ik tablish “the dictatorship of - pag : ecruit pie ' resolutions at were pr } ere, is on exhibition. as , ; * bulbs. r a ~ - n > Special Oorrespondent 4 the Ail this deubtless St ro tea i *\ Yr rh 2 1en iare Ac tati rie 5S as en . —ta ho Dria na ustria gTouDs -_ pos an 2 echoo! child en them- Gente Loouicge and in poe nim Lo During the 4 - on + 7 __ > sno = ie . . Bias ‘ e = i . . ++ +? ” } = Post-Dispatch and The Chicago (height of absurdity to most reaclers. $8 actively under way upon every “@°°™t Of Sena Seran as chair- ing > Industria! Workers the selves, is receiving the attention of —— — bay ae _ nd Town town is on © . . >> an 2 * +o ¥ —— —_ = - = ; 2 . . P . in > 3 . lic. in res r . ’ : cage Daily ae, l’erfaps it is the height of abseur }i- S07 Agents are bus ramones : = I ations Wor Gducators, business men and al! in- to the public e President took to June 6, there : i‘ open mt . ae . - . . —~s7 > > - —_ ant — = - . . . > ”™ + i] tar ere reel rat a P PARIS _ . 5 1} +” NI eco i) I Say Ineroiyv that th ~ | Ps t! ine ro ' ‘ Lns _&, ; e (he P itp. ei ? - © se Da A il ] . ) 2 " . — sal@ins bealw tn p> an Anyone who D rts? : x 4 e@ + - archconspirators hope ultimateiy t ' —_ alk age aes MYR ot ' : : vin Keen provoke the same type of revolu joulh ing It proves that h e e4 -? > R “-o¢@ roe | AIG : : ntia re- the rea r I *h = —" re eT) 4 > r md > ’ ~ " £4 = é ° _ ; 2 = — _ es a - ™ ~ »* > :+ ~ > ~ — — . - — : oercunizations are hve il c formed. re. Uae ad .) bel i ve ? i ss > = . - . tra z F “lack wita. . : = nN Iss a a ; n ne. Ma - ‘ etieid are en TRi: z le adu- its Ce! with its ci . ha! ’ rig? Pre pas ations have ‘ their agittations are being conduct and reruses to give due credit to rs,” Trotzk } ero. MM rs resent year: rta I ‘ soon be al ‘o ak ~ f izenship and when they schoo ibrarvy and “Chamber of the entertainnsest ed, their propacanda is being word- fanaticism and the s ae ~ r . “oO * . . - . wn iS r irat p s 1 as > how act their work and future The wuaiks total 7500; visiters. el to this ermal .? 7 | neo At hye o liow © LeTIMIinarTion oO! the . =| vent — , ro me _ if? ~~ a Be, r , — ogn? _ ; " sD ru Ors amr n T mi ed rs . “~ 4 e take a . ° *’ . + Pe rson n -| . B . iiss a | me ee | °° ~* > ~ , ; . ; os _ > _ "a inrtarTre rm rm ever, they recognize ia 1 some Pprobiler of the moment.” Sh ry ns acces ana Ww er of =* _ = 2 pe 5 ana " . = "TT? cae9 ae a . ’ . ’ sd * awe eeu ore evuntries conditions are more “rev Workers’ Party of America. nthusiasm of M 2 3 ’ tbe Aes ric@ are seriousiy preparing. as they government. rhe itys schedcis ertert : ‘* " — - an 2 Deca Use ae rr . >’ cl Ff ; ; Fon om . . - , eluttonary,.”’ the workers are mor Ali the organs and auxiliaries “SY CONspirators for t! American + adlicidth mggpindiinge.~ | cients pep we weer ee ee eee f. . . > - . - = @ ~ ‘ 7 ; T} re ge? > | — a aa ta sole — > - * ; . ae “re | ‘ ’ , os ms =: soot rap F - are much greater than in others. represented the snide. ane « scoisi eo. cre use Pri —_ ‘a° BY tie Asscttated fires Orphan Girl Is Mayor. pb rer ewampie, the country to "- mri iat ou me . . rT?’ a? ris ar ertair ‘ ' — “ earn I PEORIA, [i] Ma? 23.- Rar Hazel Wilhert. 14 * ears oid and . —7 —— — — — ' . ASE MSEE ESSA rsanizations yaving ” a ‘ ’ . 7 Noe re fa *** a ” . ‘ CTA rT? » i. ; ha © > ° . hr rh) Ww which Bukharin | =o os ‘— been eid the Amertean courts ***T ‘ x hie in S caus ees p —— aa ace — . in orphan. is Mayor of the pigmy enermous ronobers icague named bs ega the “te Re Ar rican - . _ re t nary mo rested n PUuISVi Ky ‘as re and Gorden Cummings, 15. is : Lega. ommun : a . ir — : the L nited States ol America,’ st national section . ; , af "thoNnese . r) - " 4 a ‘ ass ry furned Pedaria ast nig nit ? ' ity manager. Thev were elect - " — — s e 4 &r can weet ton ; Q . ar ‘ f ’ it T i” emir imitat 5 ir? n {mer ai Lis : ~ > ‘a .. . “Sere tion,” Lenin called it. Yet this, to .... 2 ‘rene olonial ar . at principally ward win »snovie st toet ‘ 7% , — —— them is by no means a reason for edie. | “ | eemean "| Den ertalism = = ™ sS yorkers ; sig ile : 7. — . . ‘ ° is 2 anal ‘ *y - luving the | rites States out of We - . . ’ i 1 . iema ved — Sy! -~ re > Ps arr’ in “nie worver ar ‘ . 4 “4 : , : Tueir conspirative calcuiations fon th he ; —_——- pe “ecognition — nes a {(-Om pers Fino . "7 ° eet + FF - ° ’ erernitt ; ies : : 1s . the contrary, the political and eco- 1 oinernend ¢) ) a Knowing the Amer series mstr >ns to inf lone ats ts ‘arrte ar ' i] nemic importance of the United napirat | : “ pe ICSS ward dre 3 : Can oF n. wrot . *” ~ alive ; 2 | th “ } ‘hy ¢, ~ - ° : i i ~ foremost American ‘a Boa Bons: Full Cream : fom. Laose fine down channeled cush- . = ' ‘ ' le r sonia . = . : : ™ ZANE’ bev, but that is a power! ul nm Amertrna in whom MM eos " tailed = . tien enemen L ‘ Sleye *h®a "% onkers \_ ream (aramels— * - fere even the first Steps of the rewe. ‘is principai epresentative nm tue in ossack rule — tarn rs.” Grea U d ced lultonary mevement tlhoere ire ot ePTeentive enmmr ttee if Pay ry : - \ppeals~ t> the I Ww ..¥ TUE. & WED. WAFER n e great Signivicanc ‘e » 7 rn \“ I Trertetes “HISD hoes of Japan. “ | > aT ;~ > = ‘ L ~ St r aT? me . . rr APaLara - The plan for America differs no Virniter ite f. adviser ° | tunis en erate : eit Moscows »MsDIrntors Apricot Marshmal- Leseciteus Aseort- Wige from the plan being executed sk of ewiting we DAE » ob , — ' soul of American laber’s communism. is Saenthtiety Seetee te, peta camew nahn “Where Good Furwnisure Costs Less” body ef Mghting communists ix to Negro, Macka it las Ne wepa pers rom Moscow no : = ee. CF MERE rep nme Fae peter me Sao, © Se ’ form a | — = roar rod clous confection. = . —— le ft ed, the activities of poset tree ie Petal ebiaty : nhipertant ake ed to en, enom the ties 7 x SS ‘ 7 American . a hrrmeewcrnererreseenarerenneen ssacantaesdaaaneninaneatanttalittaesteneaeanaaiil VP Pore nia are to hee Teertult rol i ge 7+ . Beant al tre ‘are? tu in T -s lan —— ot iain a4 : : Sian v - in ons 2. great’ Tr) tip P 2 The _ Hiatt tt . 7 " " - . : . > : : i; > | = ™ . rs; : - = ete Re and MA CT la’ : taf . : Ni . * 7 iretrtiet fe ne ae —_— susvici aed : | : ne a fen —p ‘Tor propa Pound Pound Cc ‘i | 7 CK i QW (; ee } . “ ion bad ow has re poche " : pe s ; ; : ~ " . - - = - ATi ATID OT) Ml rT? £OTt «* Sd OY *e ¥ . a = - ™ Bm s4e pores re— the yoneers” 7; fi velonment , - = “we inist Ani : " ; - ia “t | e boprire of « ce ENG ' “6 Largest Exciusive Retail Candy Marufacturers Furnit ‘e¢~Dec - ore thet the tire | i ba ‘or ) iuniat Hew Senuts me Lu iw lie :Ty? rate is . ‘tT 7 gs workn Ba @& league ef ¥ in Sc. Louis wt riartar .~ ecorations~ . a hie be os ot the beret hy cae! 7 ; ; Tr ’ ‘ ut - ' . , , a Tet. | nm” ns is > = a. ¥ Wing WE SHIP AND DELIVER SAFELY ANYWHERE Oo if ~ - ee Ghee hope, te mutinis i. the. an | rene pt fr a he a -1 ocust Stre - ' . 1 _ ‘ss ii..it? rau Tia ss ) rial } * : . : baa i i — a ae . = . @ -_ . - . = 7 P : _ ee ir ? — " ai ra apeseet «1 _—— on ’ . - ‘ _ . maT | —— ; ¥

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el hs a ee OP nr Ae ee oa Oe i a Pore Comics News Photographs MONDAY, MAY 25, 1928. » - P inch ry Cd > MONDA ' cs MAY 25. ¢ mion and Women’s Features MONDAY, MAY 2 ou — i) to . THIMBLE THEATRE | we _ Ss “MANAGING HIS OWN Appa 4 ss Ras ss a Pe il YI OLLILOLYLL LEME T te ” esanteniie ; f Wy | IS ear OMMUNITY D ~~ ay site : - Syl cln Sigl ANCE}. 282 4 an : ‘DIVING FOR. RUM ~o om oahemeselatanaanaies PEA did DAssssbeee oo t« ff a 5 * a > 4 7 * AA _ ‘a . fo ~. gage "; y , ian a _.. eS wen Mie” e “ J : . Ps . - Ls —_— eee A 4 , . 7 J A ‘ 2 id “ 4 7 . 7 al ” . ‘ ,, > . “ . Dat a fs“» 7 - a yy, i, » ’ 7 6 . 5 A, eee, Fo Be eee OO a er EO a A = And Ae / Zo _ wD * es a a a i i a a a a 2 = RC TN a nn I a I I i el iat jj. Weim My SS m8 i ie GI ' | § (RRR ee Se a lll i i a me noe os pote aeeten meen VARABS SN és ee a - sy Wik Omens /) “« ee i ee oe i” Pl ene SUCCESSFUL PRILE FIGHT " HoT DoGy: EE fs coer THIS IS THE , |p TEE PO 0g PPS ie eas ao oe eee oe oo © _— > SSPSSSED SOAS SESE SESS SAdASS* SE wes) bRARD Ra . 2, oe Y SR ase MOOS SOOIINS \\ RO QAOdW —_— WOO Wow \s ere ~~ ‘yo Sian & ah Oe » Lg pe eg tes ‘as : ae yumm bomataomainy Dozzi, a well-known sculptor, disappointed as an exhibitor at the Spring Salon, in Paris, exhibits one of his fig- ures outside the building. ~—Wide World Photo. zt % Soa’ oe Pe - JA tiit"aa LL ah li lhlillall , 7 A RAAB AAA A ee A te np aan bX ££ 2S ss, ill lllllllCS Se OR RO We i Bi rr. eee POPPE EE SCPE PEP EL Eee CPP Peer Eee «* errr Misses Vera Bick, Winifred Mo ~and Henrietta Afflader in nes in which they will appear in the Entree Dansant Revue, that i will be given by the Grand Boulevard Community Center at its hall, d and Vista avenue, June 5 and 9. The affair.is a pantomimic cle in which 300 girls will take part. oe Sars mage hdd VIUWUSTGS177 lteter , ———“(i™s—s™s™s™s™s™s*s*s*s*s*‘i SE — IT I I le Ti A I i NS a I Te en ee otis Me A diver recovering 400 cases of bootleg t rum from a boat which was scuttled and sink by its crew when a Coast Guard cutter gave chase pee f% t ‘= : 7 Sandy Hook. —@ Keystone View Co eer, if bhtl Witte af, Manpaldduantibb anton LL ccccccccccccccccdddddddddddddeldlccecle G@ws H BEATS 20TH CENTURY LIMITED hy i a: ( wis RovaL HIGHNESS GREETS A CROCODILE FEL FECEPPEPELEPEOPE POPPE PEPF. Ahetheheds oe. My, Ve, Uf, * 4, 4 Ay, tprisitthiiiilillllAdaththhlLlLilh lili Le pp 0 pe Pee EE EE EEE DE DE EE PDE DBE EERE BE BAEAEEAAAAAMMAMA denM nha —_—--- 4 ‘4 nal tall ST oe eatin oe { 7 ff f 4 J stb Lian ORO AAN WN one 7 bad RA RS a : “e, Ow - *e . Zs Ah ts Nass \¥' * MS (Li Ahhh fF Aah yy wrrr a»? ~ wrrrrr sere reraerrrrerr AAA AM CLEPAOLOOLLEOLOLELLELOLLISOLLODOOLELELEDIOELIELELOLLIIIEEOLEGLEEELETE COCOA Aa‘ ‘AMA aa ‘az ‘Maa «te " a z “ s - 7 “—* . Ge 9 WHERELL WE ) ANY WHERE GO, GIRLS 2 / j The siieal boat, Teaser, ; owned by Richard Hoyt of New York, which made the trip up the Hudson from New York to Albany in 2 hours and 40 minutes, 20 minutes quicker than the speed attained by the 20th Cen- tury Limited. In the boat are C. F. Chapman, =" ie eee ewewewewewene ee ee ss we 7 SSS 1. --ssesanmesiateiaeeiesil | official observer of the s; : # ‘7g trip; George J. Mead. 7; ONS’). 5 = “7 0G 1a ‘2Z pilot, and in rear Theo. Z d gZ Carlyle and Carl Chris- 2? ie ‘ ee gZ tensen. 5 be hg 4 ee A ae ee fet eg ay ~NSerwees “D Manuees ; di . ae : — or i ; / ne 2 Cereus mo ee 4 CONFEDERATE( Je UR = =) eK. eal feet. The blocks are enclosing spacious common# ; : i : but iveroungs, FOR ARCTIC FLIGHT UBLIC ieee ga es a Pl. Sama a ; utting proper ties may be ba ae . SN te “ 3 Sint ots 5 si ee r . | 7 at ‘g . as E >. | F d ; eS : aie ee EA see 3 ee ts ee red on from the rear. W ee Se a il i: es me 7, eo iy y Ly sf. - Seer eS ge Se s “a J » es oe. Pe te oth a Sa ees eee *S ™ Me 3 Ben sf > ta 7 “of Vi, 3 | oe B _ | % : ioe. Preet. eh Nh ec brigade is alw mvited him to During the 14 days that} of Tiny TOWN town is on exhibition, from President took /+5 june 6, there will be afte sonsideration. and night programs and co nd 250 feet byw | featured bv the High Sc hoe Beach Park, is |chestra and the Boy Scout hat belongs to | 800 pieces, the latter said to is a cOomMMuUunN largest of its kind in the city hall, hig) Preparations have been made Chamiber of |the entertainment of ristit ks total 7500] visitors «* NY WN MOTTA A eA LATE Oi eee esd dlpssss sees get 2 Sree te sath git: ¥ “"% Y ‘am WON NEW COUNTY SCHOOL WIMMISUMIMITI 44 ” © Rew o> rear et = - +. > bh bh hh! The Price School, on Price Lane, near Clayton road, which was opened last week. _ : er Mayor and Aas ee rare eR RABARAAS WMBOVWDO ws IS SAAASA LARA 8S OS SS von en oe. ee e MH SS Sees’ ara aa aaa aaaataaaa la A close-up of one of the Navy carrier pigeons, with the message carrier %, % ached, which will be used in the MacMillan dash to the Arctig. . oto —-Intcrnational Newsree!) + 7 SP AO WOMB AA SSVI SVSSEVS SSSA EAS SS KMbddiiidd ee Y BELGIUM THANKS Am yet Se emmanananmnnnmmnnamnmnunananmnnraaasraanaiill SS ROW As) ate PE Ge FP ELROSET TES ESEUUESS TET) }OROC TTS UepET ESSE S TTT Peete TES . a. a — 2 . ™ * “ et 4 ‘ . ow et" _ A . a — sat alls er A- « . A LOE Ne df . o . “Ws . . . . ~ ‘ aa 5 . _— z td . ad = ae Ya ” ~ 8 : K) ‘ - ‘> q . “eats Pg ee Oe Tes : Ra ee oe SPT LS tae Pad 7 é pee Ee he On OR. : ie : , ene “ ~ ~S. 7 - P — : P aa an s Ce 4 DOR RS ne poe Pe. ey P os Se 7 5 , ap SON EF SP Ae rs r ee he eA . we ’ ~~ a. “ saa Se ee Se oe ee er aa Ne a an. el ¢ Seat CN. Bee Ss ie Fa 4 NS Si . ae LPO DP AL EP am a. : ? . . 2a 4 ~ see e. > 4 fe Sin outa . wv . . rt ey ae = 2 ¢ , ‘bea ie . by Poss hs isa cs Br ig S 5 SIR eS SE Ree pee Pivereverrerereur rere. yes obo maa r) est *¥. SPP P OS > 7 >, ttt tt - Uhtthhtdt ttt tts ea CRO Vt” Ah Rp ee a ey 2% tL iis % 3yr re BS / Le 2 63 ef aes ’ @ , motte” , 0 saree oleae a Be ap 4 jh: oe GEE crs. a SOK Nx xe, . “* SSS a a > Egonga P goes hee harsmae Some Be Rhett ss: RRR ‘iy aa lk! ie di it EG ate Nias op PG This CHAISE-LONGUE, full web sie a PES —— om end eight-tic spring construc: ge Les So’ =v Se aint ; i moose fi nc down « hanneled cush- r © * Your choice of four. covers. > hh RRM WAAVN AVIAN s/s dPg\AdyAGPAGA-AQ§AQAFJQjfsAPGsFjAF_ks§{yF§s_fF§f\- fs-._-_-_| TAN United Confederate Veterans. He was pictured on his arrival in Dallas to attend the thirty- fifth annual reunion of thé vet- ey SAS88 + Ss hh as at * i = - - tly Underpriced and 2 rkable Value at $§9.25 . “Where Good Furniture Costs Less” Se. te oer pesve wR or epee. sdaaaananeedd a in a Side“ sf, CPs hhh (hh | i 1 girls ac owledging to ‘Wilhelthina Kirby. a SE tue Brussels sc er he ee a tree of friendship from American ing in state coach at the Wen.bley ee > Stadium for the formal opening of Se ee i the British Empire Exhibition of 7 Sa aaa | - 1925. Cadel & Hervert— $ a a ; = _—— oan : gg AE AAELE RE ION IOO Pe BO PORE Io 4 ey ra ¢ . 2 ry : ook place at the Palais d’Egmont. ~ Schoo! children. The ae took p 5~ORWIG LE Ro! tng in the background. rincess Marie Jése is seen a ie c~Decorations~Dyrapcerics | | eT Te i7~19 Locust Strect et ee. taille tnn snlte RIO» = = - —_ +

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~ " - 7 en ao -— a a + _— i re yee ® i a A ttle , : . . o : y " Lager ote ; z ayer ¥ ' we —. = — —_ __ y. MAY 25, 1925. =o be & Eo Just What Is Being Shown in the Summer Fashion Revue in Par By EMILIE HOFFMAN. OW its the time to heve & talk N with the teacher and ascer- tain the prospects of your child in the coming examinations. cf backward pupil. | bith listless eyes 5 About this time of a Ang’ mo | S found it impossible to shake | ee ‘| f pupils realize their celn- > cenmeisiale our most of them develop | apathy rege le ye ' } a real desire to make up. While g told herself tha was e reaction after the stren- weeas when sbe had devoted this spurt of enthusiasm registers high ts the time for parents to take +3 ; » real interest in the child's efforts FS Pber time to the pageant—all a se coe? poem wer . ptime except that she gave to S See that every advantage for un- — $4 ” § disturbed study is accorded the : woe orthy causes — . . Fi child and have him do this work : pet other ¥ 4 ‘i ender able supervision. Do not failed to claim her interest. “My withdrew her name from com- one by one. She wrote) « where heretofore she ant active persona! service. el. who ha@ serenely trans- %™* waste time with subjects familiar to him. Clear up perplexing de- “@. talls for him and help him to un- ; Cerstand—this lack of understand- ) : ing the work is often the real cause of failure. The teacher will sorme mi raise the child's standing. The in- pageant tv @ campaign for dertake ; structor will know the pupil's fafl- ic gs and needs. Tou will be surprised how much can be accomplished along these lines even So near the end of the term. Clese application to study ™ évring these remaining weeks may relief of homeless cats. tried! pet charity, vain to strike a spark im Doris’) ~“!™ # nitarian sou!. | ee uae ‘Tl give you a eneek toward) withdraw ishing a home for the poor tm plan but I'm teo tired to zo | wor! ; 5! mean promotion to > child whese 4 catching them in butterfly BP ng prospects are verr m just now. or whatever you do,” she " “But, 2 Isobe! . Mra — | _*Den't be a facetious fool!” snap- | *® eet on Isobel. “I want you to help|™*F: . arrange a garden party at Mrs.., Hunter Deering’s suburban gery ves: he proceeds to go te the re- myself fond. You know so many . confidence. and the child will not : ee. SS Be Se SB fey ee eae Zz ; 3 ee best : ea. “Tt had no vacation oat | **** town last summer and I've resigned 4 ike a Trojan ever the) ~“* nt. I must get away some- you ad charities “Lot "Ss Isobel, siy- | *? de , “London ugrested 7 ley a “t |Doris flushed crimson, te her | - ress and always commend food annoyance, bit she managed | "© achievement. express perplexity with her Bribery is not an element of good d brows. - : child training, but it is a wonder. |. “Craig Cullam oaght to be sul-| et ful incentive to chiléren ef this “ soon.” remarked Isobel casual- | ~'™ % glass. The promise of a scooter, a - === = eee meer ne ee — | “ eer * ya \ . “Tt saw him on the street ‘ns August. dbieyele er a wrist watch to es or ns that fish the first time. as ae “a st of the theater yesterday. He Aug is Mary ° ° should ve bh would hare pa mt see me until I spoke, and he ’ =~er 9 : ul ha e Qu ary | ODD and INTERESTING es locking like he does in that efforts =O- em $ (= COSY O*:1 | a muse benaae ie scene om the stage, perfectly coat. So King Eag!: kept on his war _ hless and crue! and mad enough One-half of the world’s supply of | see one at (he aaa .. Tomorrow .. mech more angry than erer. And be- 7 bite tacks.” id comes from South Afri on its ta and Sa, premetion wil) be suffictent te en- | By Thornton WwW. Burgess : cause he was so angry he wanted | ™ co rom Sout ca. nas 5 foorcn Riedés sane dun cecuenenel ant |tnat a eect oy celline Preah {me to make some on~ else suffer. Isn't | Nearly one-third of New Maxi-| wanes and « & | went away mere pum! ae Rbeubard sauce. : ; ; : | " | t is said to Gam | segpene be bribery well applied Been ienseel. What Serapper Did to King HBagle Orchard was quite unbearable. at #t too bad ase anger _ often | co is ner S aitaranis tee 4 ete: an coun |That night Mrs. Amos Hygmer) your ‘ — Two-minute eggs 4 - least that is the way King Eagie | YOrss that way’ It really does, | ag ee soars | neon ot aul phoned Doris while Jerva ret ven Fried ham. = — felt about it. you know. Presently. far ahead - - o foot. calling. ' . ey Toast Truc dignity is fine. and yet His eres crew bright with an- °f him above the Big: River afish- ##$ Per some reasons which ne one) ‘Tis very casy to upset. zer as he continued on his way | ©*™™an appeared. King Eagles understands, whooping cough is al- “ga aa looking for a breakfast for those | *7eS Sleamed. Then he saw am » Shee as to ae Tiscase or} may really be two hungry children back there other. They were Plunger the of stars > : Z > 7 Visit the EX Asparagus salad T HE truth of this King Bagie the Diemwses hand-biecked in a Aepereagus “salad Cet six rings of green perprr or lemen about ome-third of an inch been bad enough to lmiss Peter Rabbit, and that was due to ta nothing. According. to a decision of the Federal Court tn California, the ar- are allowed im the streets, and he | travels in an armored car. preceded which this can be said. By Mildred Ash | eee yao mwa knows. He knows it well. im the big nest in a tall tree on Osprey and Mrs. Plunger. Often | ee se | Coffee, tea, milk You see it has more tban - the Big Mountain They must be they are called Fish Hawks. King | Waterfalls more than 800 feet WOMAN'S past matters net Danner omce happened to him. Y6s, ‘fed. * For in the distance he could | ™*S'¢ mounted higher in the biuc, eS eee ona Baye > paper _ nearty se much as does her fu- Baked ham butt with raisin sir, the dignity of King Eagie, and see their mother. high in the sky. blue sky. He meunted higher and tric power. * - bit Dreakfast be had felt so sure of catching for them was hard enough to bear. but to be made ridiculous im the eves of al) the little feathered folk in- the O!4 | break fast for those hungrr eagiets. and he knew that it was bis own fault. Twice he had swung around above that fish without seeing tt because he had beem so much occupied with his hurpgry thoughts. 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—_—=— - = — = ae at ia IGE FOR ee —s - —_ ea” ON Ne gt - aS LOL DOO ee eee I a a le, i i i i i i i a a a a ss ee OCU CLC lUCUCrlCUCCrmCUC rmCUCUcrrTCrrlhc rh rr Ch _— _ EE ——————E——————————— OO eller rll rll —_——S ewe CHA’’TER 63. GONE! mis meanwhile, was watch- i. the summer days go by » listless eyes. ® found it impossible to shake apathy which gripped her. Meld herself that it was the able reaction after the stren- weeks when she had devoted her time to the pageant—all ‘time except that she gave to i. Cullam. other worthy causes arose failed to claim her interest. w her name from com- ‘ope by one. She wrote ks, where heretofore she had active personal service. , who haa serenely trans- Per attention from the com- pageant tv a campaign for 7 — | gsome mistake. } relief of homeless cats, tried }vain to strike a spark in Doris’ | n soul. a * | Rises give you a cneek toward ishing a home for the Rowe’ , but I'm too tired to go d catching them in butterfly or whatever you do,’’ she Isobe!. | ‘t be a facetious fool!" snap- Isobel. “I want you to hel» arrange a garden party at Mrs., Hunter Deering'’s suburban e proceeds to go to the re- fund. You know “so many thy people and you have such rking executive ability—it’'s inal to hide your talent under hel!” tell you I'm worn out.”’ Doris “T had no vacation out ‘town last summer and I've ed like a Trojan over the t. I must get away some-| : on?” Suggested Isobel, sly- ' flushed crimson, apnoyance, but she managed | (express perplexity with her) brows. | Cullam ought to be 7 1)1-/ goon.’ remarked Isobel casus1- “T saw him on the street in| of the theater yesterday. He | vt see me until I spoke, and he} looking like he does in thit scene on the stage, perfectly bless and cruel and mad enough | bite tacks.” ! Doria made no comment, and 1 went away more puzgzied > ever. hat night Mrs. Amos Hunter ng phoned Doris while Jerv's calling. ' . to her! _ & > and INTERESTING FA — ee eee a ee the zoo, he Tu @ world's supply of | see one at South Africa. on its tail and rest. ” : has a fourth toe, en ird of New WMexi- Yeloped, and a great h th forests. with af! is said to use its 5.000,000,000 boarg “Utching an enemy and. where it can kick out foot. wid : ’ : > . : ‘that promise, Dick” away somewhere, for a trip around | 4 “My dear Doris,” she cooe.l, | tired bein | Mither yo put off year after year. accept me before you g0 away, or you say ‘No’ once and for all, and end our friendship forever. [I won't hang on any longer and let you wreck both our lives. I'll never love any girl but you—but, Dy gad. I'll marry one of them and have a home at least.” Doris accepted the inevitable | with a little resigned sigh. She felt | very lenely and forlorn. Jervis was | the only one left to cling to. She /couldn’t renounce his friendship. At the end of August, she promised him that he should have his answer yA) | and ehe knew that it would be what he wished. Two days later, hurrying down “Isobel tells me the most appalling | the avenue, she found herself sud- news. She says you refuse to he:p’| denly in front of the theater where us with the Homeless Cat Relief | Craig Cullam played. sure there must be You've always been so active and so unselfish! Be- sides I'm counting on you to. un- dertake the chairmanship of my pet charity next autumn.” “T’'m sorry. There's no mistake.’ | Doagjis answered quietly. was quite correct. |} withdraw from all my charities. I'm planning a trip around wor!'d—or—or something “Tell her you're going to marry ME.” Jervis put in, sotto voce, “Rut. Doris, you can't!” wailed Mrs. Deering. “We won't be able | to get on without you. You must | stay!” “I'm very tired,’ Fund, I'm steadily. ‘I’ve given a’ great deal | of myself in the past year. Now gear muet rest.”’ “Oh, my dear! I don’t know what we're going to do—our best worker’ When the lady had rung off, still lamenting volubly. Doris turned away from the telephone with a resigned shrug. “Why didn’t you tell you were ditching her her that infernal! to be married and take on a char- ity of your own?” “YT don’t know that I'm really go- ling to. Dick. Doris replied with a faint smile. “You've as good as promised— | don’t forget,”’ Jervis reminded her. | '“TI’'m to have my answer the end of August.”” “August ?’’ she queried in dismay. “The end of summer. is the first month of fall,” triumphant reply. Doris shivered “Won't you let was his) Let me £0 | the world perhaps—and give you your answer when I return and am more myself?" “No.” he declared violently, “I'm ons which no one oeoping cough is al- us to giris than A singte apeck of Ti in the night sty by the Visit the EXCELSIOR-LEADER Plant } may really be a group « of stars ——ee ee JELLIED §$ Take a package of ¢ and mash dt soft with a i@ Add pepper. salt, a little juice of an onion, @ chicken liver, a ) , minced olives and the — minced red pepper. balls. Pour a pint of over a packet of le let it cool. When the is cool, have ready the only disease of be said. . 7 | than £600 feet are being harnessed furnish hydro-elec- chief now the e Chinese Govern- guarded man in mn he goes out in in, no pedestrians the streets, and he nored car, preceded round moulds wetted; in the bottom of cheese ball and jelly. Serve three’ of: other cars carrying . is a Very gentil . Knowledge always desires in- |crease; it is like fire, which must me take back | | be first kindled by some externa! |agent, but which will afterwards September | PFOPagate itself.—Johnson. The force of education is ao great that we may mold the minds and manners of the young into what shape we please and give them the impressions of such habits as shal! ever after remain. —Atterbury. : USEHOLD GGESTIONS To Stop Bleeding. been extracted. . Handy at Alt Times. the bleeding. . Use a cheap teapot to melt your paraffin in and keep it for that purpose. The paraffin will pour and easily just where you want it, what you do not use for another time. * o . Don’t Chance It. If you are afraid your biankets will shrink in the spring washing, dry them on the curtain stretchers. This is a little more effort, but it will repay you, particularly if your blankets are inclined to be a rath- er cloge fit for your bed. . ° o A Candle Cleanser. If the candles you have had out all winter are soiled but otherwise perfect, saturate a cloth with al!- cohol and rub the candies. Al! soil will be removed and the luster Te- tained. They can then be wrapped and put away for next winters usage. | THE RHYMING | OPTIMIST SHIPS AT SEA. HE tide is rough, the gray sky By ALINE MICHAELIS | T scowis and on the raving biast where every Fury shrieks and howls, the clouds ride thick and fast. Yet I turn not away my face, nor seek a quiet path, for me the wailing wind's embrace, the sea’s incessant wrath. And, could I gain some spot serene, some quiet, rest- ful glade, where through the leafy isles of green the sun and shadow played, where every breeze was mild and kind, where song qgnd fragrance bient, I _ still would breast this bitter wind and struggle on, content. I cannot turn my face away from al! this agony of storm- tossed wave and leaping spray, for I have ships at sea. And so I wait through cruel gale in strange se. renity, I know a Force that can- not fail guides home my ships to me. Sometimes it is difficult to stop the flow of blood after a tooth has If powdered alum is applied to the cavity it will stop can remain —~e- ee _ | SOLUTION OF $s 4ON Oot T Alcin~[iinie Mwit [AlwloMclelainis a 'S TlalnisMeluls Rl ile Bi elelsiris. Oln Mm elaleisteinir PRESIEIAIT MEWwiole ETI Ri Alvis Me siwie HOW TO SOLVE A CROSS-WORD PUZZLE. Each number in the puzzle ind). cates the position of the first letter ef a word. Each word reads from ieft il . Fruit of evergreen tree. tain process with having corded 5 Gambe. the aid of oak or surface. © Mak dietiaee aale hemlock bark, 29. Metric measure Pra st y "Seo Sebet of area. . East oem Speke 21. Substance formed 31° Mineral spring. (abbr.) when weod is 33. Conjunction. 13. To mat again. comet: 34. Noise made by. falling tree. 14. Prefix meaning 23. Heavy, pointed 86. Article. Family “with” or “‘to- timber forced into 47 As Bundle must 50% flat-work. This hie. ie y bict-erete 37. Tree ldaves. mtrietly a mee * N teces fo at home. cack Ge gether. the earth. 39. Small branch of oust. 63 15. Hard-shelled tree- 24. Good soil. tree. one fruit. 25. An evergreen tree. 0. Highly-prized AAL LA co 17. Inquire. 27. Honey (obs.) : East cules wood. co L UNDRY ; VERTICAL Lindell 1583 3700 OLIVE STREET Linden 1508 1. New England 9. What a lumber- 27. Plateay (Western State (abbr.) jack always en- U. S. , 2. New England joys. 4. Underground part mY bb , 10. Acorn producers. of tree. aoor. 12. An evergreen tree. 30. Wooden fence ‘. Seer toot) 14. A lebeetiened manor f : We keep them safe against moths, fire and theft. 4. Favorite shade tree. 32. Progenitor of a Charge only two per cent of the values es on trees. 16. Tree with distinc- race of giants a’ by you for insurance. P tive leaves and (Biblical). 5. Month when de- flowers. $4. 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- { * veer r-3.-7 wa ww * PT | we Mm] it | mis Fa , | _ ~ rp : HP MORE SETTER MUSIC ] 1039 strc ty‘ ™ TE _. BOZO BUTTS—THEY DRIVE HIM NUTS—By RUBE GOLDBERG 3 a T 636 MORE then tm 411 the omer 4 Ee | Lowis newspapers COMBINED! ee se: —— ai —— PA fe ee aes id ~~ YES, Bozo. iP You Nes WAAST TO Jol A me! GOLF CLUB IT witt ” Cost Ssc0 For aie | J. [AI TIATIONg FET, $175 A YEAR For | BOES AnD THERE eZ a eres A tor }! = : OF EXTRA : MEASTS De con on ee ~ mrs OALY SIX OcCLockK. 1A) “THE MORAIIAIG ASOw PLt wRrre Your , NAME Bows)- THERE ARE i7& AHEAL oF You- AceoRBiasG “Te OUR TIME SCHEDULE, At : 4 VASLESS A Feu) OF - db , | : e ' THEM BRoP BEAL, You' 3 7 : y WOAYT BE ABLE Tm te \ j 3 ell MOL. 77. NO. 261. ORI | | sport. Now you see ‘em and now) T a meeting of the St. Louis you don't and nobody hurt by the | . Conference on Street and} **P!osion. Highway Safety it was voted that, «2. ysoines Man Floating to St. | a pedestrian at a crossing where, 1 ouis on Mattress.” there was no motor cop would) 4:. made the riffie as his mat- have the right to stop traffic Dy |... aian get "Stuck on the river ’ | ui raising his hand with the palm to- —— a eb | ward approaching traffic—News | ° | = : WILL RETURN. item. |. Customer: Have you any 19:4) ve" —"4 a | | By the o | Old Crow bottled-in-bond ” we Pana —s : SE cememcoe ACHINES were passing to and Bootlegger: No, but I have! ess: rcaa toa Across the street be fain would; ..... “ss” Sim Harriss uses in| | cheat —Making Research . Ig | number, £0, 4 ahis name. The only thing he ts in- | eo He bids the traffic stop. terested in is the A's. ‘ Vj of Dr Hesselberg. je He holds aloft hi: good right hand arf ec ew . lone aaa To claim the rigrt of way... ° | ‘The ¢ lite blbGenity & be planned. .AND THEN HE GAVE UP PRIZE COMPETITION—By BRIGGS CAN YOU BEAT IT?—By MAURICE KETTEN | THER STILL ‘escimate ta To bury him today. - a . or = ; ORABLE. 350.000. TOO TRUE. AND mow 'T a - eS s\ ( An VD nNOoOw tT +S MY HONOR / iT is My PLEASYRE AJOw |! —— WHiz: LESS FAV it is said, “Rabe Ruth Says the Yanks eer pynee oth Pe gel Ano PLE ASYRE To AwARD | To PRESENT To You AS THE i MUST Re jewels as Need Hot Weather to Win.” lo You aa Seat a wer You Te:iS RANDSOomME AND , RunveR VP THiS” MOST GOIne F , America of ness and Troeny For che ) ys€Fuc -ée- UTENSIL AF | Kepe rom — LITTLE hot weather A REWARD FoR tow GROSS | P ) Relief Parties Might help them in trath:t F a ¢ * I$ But whet they need most | and Ar Hunt Cause | A eee Sean a | Amazement in Norway. xplosica On Thureday the thermometer ‘ | Causes registered 91 and the Browns were) | Walleped 20 to 4. So that's what, ne Assnciated Press. | By the A the bot weather did for the OSLO. Norway, May 26.—A tele-| TOKIO, Browns. ' : wam received here today by the rem the } — « Véu take a team that ts a coo!) | pp.ng Gazette from Spitsbergen, |.» seul consistent loser and they dou J da the explorer Amundsen had! eoiano mind the weather. . | returned from his North Pole | eraption | The — neal ey fight thie morning. | down gel ay That EN, Weather conditions emg: will turn up yet, you see if it favor it was reported. . | tates Goesn't. — | ee x_ — | > oh. -HANSEN, : ‘Situation Grows More i “dl tal presen a mt of the’ no ial Serious.” ~ont-Di spatch | the Padicating that the Riffs might . s pat: $2 1925 . | Sonne yet make the riffie. “AND So tT BECOMES MY ) f -~AND NOW GENTLEMEN WE OSLO. Norway, May 24.—Among | eee DEPLORABLE. DUTY AND MAN PLEASURE TO-/ |) Come To THE PRESENTATION / pene et oe. ee ee eee ‘Bee where the Missouri bankers PRESENT To You a Minederes \ OF THE PRIZES optimism prevails here con- | ‘RENT CO G@eplore the paroling of bank ban- OF YOUR ABwitr a Gor SR} Menthe a ning Amundsen’s return from @its, They have nothing on th> ee ee em 3 Pole. Not a single scientist or and orphans whe deplore Sons ae 1 > ) xpiorer has expressed the slightest | the of murderers nor >» C— ~~ ubt, or even betrayed anxiety. | Dr. Theodore Hesselberg, direc- | of the Oslo Metereologicai In- | ute and foremost weather au-| Reuben erity. is typical of this attitude. Spring view is particularly interesting | Geer tl he us ome of the Board of Scien- stepped who verified Amundsen'’s er peor olf John Q. Citizen who d-- plores” the paroling of the stich- up guy who rebbed him of $2.4% his lodge pin. his Ingerso!! wiih the picture ef Junior in tt and then beat him up because he didn't You Btri a Tse HEAD WATE OF THOCABAR ath Pole: observations. with « Hesseiberg was seen by your cor- footfall pondent today and asked wheth-: “Just be felt anxiety. bie quiet No Reason for Misgtvings. notes, of “What is there to be anxious st?’ he asked. “There & noi mn for misgivings. When $! | undsen reached the South Pole | : used the greatest part of his | Three -\ meamited time in ezact location ef | € —a The pole. I feel swre that he is oc- : : *tple!d in careful researches which, @f course, take time.” and je | Dr. Heaselberg spoke tn an easy. Matter-of-fact way, as if discussing | **** Our old college chum. Henry Rainey of Illinois, says that lower Saxation is an compty bubbie. Ob. well, as long as we have to blow eur money for taxes we might as well blow a few bubbles. | . Blowing bubbles is a barmiess OS Sa ~ «€ ; iodine: caneenenamenniieioe A KRAZY KAT—By HERRIMAN ou a a i ¥ Te i | MUTT AND JEFF—AT LAST THE BOYS ARE MAKING SOME HEADWAY_ By BUD-FISHER (Copsrignt, 1325. by HE . = me ~~ ean t ed 4 ‘Voyage across the Atlantic. pe ———— — : Reports from America suggest- | ; x ree Coe eee ——— i cae HELP ) | J TRE car | THE REST OF mr LUGGAGE PIO PSL: 5 GOT WHAT ine THE — “ogy apeed since the twoal 12 | «mega ME TO arc || ' WANT TO TALK TO ; i, y'' DS teUST BE OFF TO A MATTER? FORGOT TO | es vail wre amr se ae aan of WTTH ME >? Me ne ee IGGS FER Aw ytHiLe - | LL ATCH PSN TERA - has been heard from them. 4 i GE?) Leave MCELY i | Be ne ) XSSNT TLE WILE SBurir ) we | - = ‘hance for Safe Return of | | * ale FP yp me ; _ teed al . OF | fd Anex*aind - "® werd has been received ' ae ‘= w= Roald Amundsen there ts no | ey ane mas yet for believing he is); -=: a ‘" his North Pote fight.’ -enant-Commander Densld RB. lian. the Arctic explorer, said | ieee eee ee 8 A SS Amundsen has a goed ? Fetes ire Hit Tg: ae i” ‘hrough im safety. althoug® Tea nn ae Dn”, tke weeks or even months. CUBE Ht Hid: 4, Ai wast 0 macM lan said that if conditions 7 — ‘ =e vicinity of the Nert® | Poie t"faverable for making o>- ons, ae would be the case > weather. Amundsen an! [ly weuld want te he could get the Un. while tif he found - De may be delaytzg 's explore. Ss L_- Pe