St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 26, 1925

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MORE BETTER 1039 636 MORE then in ALL Musical Want Ads in the POST. DISPATOH during April Louts newspapers COMBINED! \[NETROMENTS, INSTRUCTION AND EMPLOYMENT MUSIC the —— a oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service eee ee a li le il: SS A At, N D E AN CIAL ON iT! 77. NO. 261. m4 > J P+ ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 26, 1925—40 PAGES. PRICE 2 CENTS GENTISTS ONFIDENT AMUNDSEN WALRETURN 2 sctic Exploration Experts Display Strong Optimism —Making Research , Is of Dr. Hesselberg. THER ‘STILL LESS FAVORABLE ne xts From America o Proposed Relief Parties TINE To CHANGE MY CLOTHES, RBEFoRE DINNER _|l-, | Amazement in Norway. ——_ = : the Associated Press. SLO, Norway, May 26.—A tele- " sing Gazette from Spitzbergen, the explorer Amundsen had returned from his North Pole this morning. Weather conditions continued ms favor: ~°, it was reported. COULDN'T THINK oF R\GOING INTO XA SJ By H. SUNDBY-HANSEN, @pecial Correspondent of the ' Post-Dispatch. (Copyright. 1925.) ‘OSLO, Norway, May 26.—Among 7 Hes on Arctic exploration optimism prevails here con- | and Air Hunt Cause’ received here today by the, FOREIGN DIPLOMATS VIEW RUSSIAN CROWN JEWELS Soviet Arranges for Dazzling Display to Re- move Belief That Gems Had Disappeared or Been Reduced in Number. By the Aseociated Press. MQSCOW, May 26.—Foreirn Ministers and Ambassadors sta- tioned here today saw the Russian crown jewels. In order to remove the belier abroad: that the crown jewels had disappeared or been reduced in number, the soviet Government in- vited’ all foreign diplomats to visit the museum where these treasures are stored. The display was dazzling. The estimate in the value of the collec- tion was given as the equivalent of $50,000,000. The soviet authorities, ,it is said, intend preserving’ the | jewels as evidence of the !avish- ‘ness and extravagance of the pre- ceding imperial regimes. Included in today's exhibit were the crowns and scepters of the for- mer rulers of Russia for genera- tions. Some of the diamonds weigh more than 100 karats, it was said. One of the objects that most as- tonished the visitors was a minia- ture railroad train studded with diamonds and other precious Stones. Another striking piece of work was a head-dgress fashioned |}in the form of an aigret, but made of gold and diamonds. Other 'pleces were peacocks and nightin- | gales, made of precious metals and jewels and wrought with extraor- dinary skill. VOLCANO ON OSHIMA ISLAND IS REPORTED IN ERUPTION Explosion of Mount Suwaseshima | By the Associated Press. . 26.—Dispatches | Causes Inhabitants at the Base to Flee. TOKIO, May from the Nichi Nichi correspondent of Mount Suwaseshima, an active volcano on Oshima Island. The eruption sent huge rocks tumbling down the mountain, -.rushing a number of dwellings at the base. The inhabitants fled to l‘akashima Island. The voleano sent out a terrific roar which served as a warning to the island residents and gave them opportunity for flight. The Nichi Nichi correspondent says the vol- canic activity started on Saturday at 11:30 a. m. ‘RENT COLLECTOR’ TURNS mning Amundsen’s return from Pole. Not a single scientist or | prer hag expressed the slightest bt, or even betrayed anxiety. Dr. Theodore Hesselberg, direc- of the Oslo Metereological In- Htute and foremost weather au- prity, is typical of this attitude. | view is particularly interesting | he is one of the Board of Scien- | » who verified Amundsen’s | ith Pole observations. | Hesselberg was seen by your cor- | pondent today and asked wheth- | he felt anxiety. No Reason for Misgivings. “What is there to be anxious t?” he asked. “There is no mn for misgivings. When | Mundsen reached the South Pole used the greatest part of his ited.time in exact location of pole, I fee] sure that he is oc- Mpied in careful researches which, course, take time.’’ /Dr. Hesselberg spoke in an easy, iter-of-fact way, as if discussing Voyage across the Atlantic. Reports from America suggest- relief expeditions and search are regarded by informed experienced explorers with zement, although there is, of , increasing public concern much general talking of at- | at rescue. Airplane Search Madness. 2ne@ Suggestion of an airplane rch is rreeted in many quarters Mm bewildered surprise. Amund- has spent years preparing for expedition, getting exactly suit- Planes, choosing the ideally itious moment, after months Uafruitful waiting in successive ms, and with elaborate base eeupply arrangements. The no- that a plane hastily equipped £0 to the rescue with the mest hope of success or even return is regarded as complete hess You BET! HE | IS THE HEAD WAITER OF THECABARET ?| WASHINGTON, May ery for speed has finally enveloped the >| bids were opened yesterday for An | >| e ' ! 100 feet a minute, but it has been good attributes of a new car. and their buyers can expect good service from them. Lower prices for used care make it while to investigate them. cost must be considered. ) 5 ) worth if “Automobiles” In the classified Post-Dispatch eolumne of the Daily and Sunday will be found many good used cars listed for sale at prices and on terms that place car ownership within the reach of nearly everybody. Look now at those listed today. POST - DISPATCH Carries far mora Automodile Ad- wertisementa than ALL other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. OT. LOUIS COUPLE DIE | IN CROSSING CRASH 'Mr. and. Mrs” Harry Killed When Train Hits Auto in Michigan. ‘ ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Marshall of 13 Princeton avenue, University City, were killed today when an ‘automobile in which they were rid- ing was struck by a Michigan Cen- |tral passenger train about four _miles south of Owosso, Mich. | Marshall, the president of the Marshall Electric Co., 3225 Locust street, manufacturers of automobile | batteries, departed May 17 with his |wife for an indefinite vacation trip ‘to Michigan. Where they were go- ‘ing at the time of the accident was ' Confronts Woman With Revolver | not learned. | Mr. and Mrs. Marshall were driv- ine south in their Dodge sedan on @ road paralleling the Michigan Central tracks. essary at a railroad crosing and in | turning west they drove on to the railroad track, directly in front of Marshall was killed at once and Marshall died a few minutes later. A card in Marshall's pockets asked that Thomas Marshall of 72358 Indiana boulevard, Chicage, ‘be notified in case of accident. Two minor children, and Robert. were left with a house- keeper at the Marshall home when | the parents departed for Michig:n. 'They were notified of the accident ‘by officials of the electric com- pany. | Marshall was 43 years old. Mrs. 'Marshkall was 38 WIFE SAID TO ADMIT SHE GAVE MAN POISON IN CAND | Plattsbure CN. Y.) Woman Held | --Another Person Believed to Be Implicated. | | By the Associated Press. PLATTSBURG, N. Y.. May 26.— ‘Mrs. Jessie Farr was held in jail here today while authorities sought another persom believed to be im- | plicated with her in the poisoning |of her husband. Farr, who died Thursday, had l been seized with convulsions while l eating his lunch Wednesday noon. | District Attorney O'Connell said |Mrs. Farr had admitted that she had poison in a chocolate drop. FRENCH ROYALIST LEADER IS SHOT AT PARIS STATION placed By the Associated Press. PARIS, May 26. — M. Berger, treasurer of the French Royalist League of Action, was today shot through the head, perhaps fatally, in a subway station by an unknown assailant, who escaped. A group of men had followed 'Rerger from the Royalist League office and one of them shot him as he was entering the station. Royalist leaders said they believed anarchists or communists. at- tempted the assassination. ‘SPEED FOR WASHINGTON SHAFT 26.—The Washington Monument and levator in that structure capable of traveling 250 feet a minute. The old elevator had a speed of out of commission for some time and visitors who wished to see the monument inside and out had to climb the stairs which circle iIn- side the 553-foot shaft. An award for the new elevator has not been made Ship Arrives With Serum, By the Associated Press. HAMILTON, Bermuda, May 24, —Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Lam- born of New York City, arrived here this morning on a chartered steamship, bringing with them es- pecially prepared serum for the treatment of their son, John Lam- Marshall | A detour wae nec- | a southbound passenger train, Mrs. | Frederick | WAY DOWNTOWN of the City. LAID BEFORE BOARD ’ $400,000 WHITE LIGHT PROGRAM Plan Is Included in Proposal | for $2,000,000 Expendi- ture in Various Sections OF PUBLIC SERVICE Must Be Approved by That | GRIESEDIECK TELLS IN HOW HE BOUGHT “PROTECTION” AT DOLLAR A CASE TO SELL BEER | FINES FOR POLICE | Body and Citizens’ Bond | Circuit Judge Falkenhainer ' mittee. | ’ | district, in one year, was presented ‘to the Board of Public Service to- | day by Director of Public: Utilities Wall. If the program the board and later by the Citizens Bond Issue Supervisory Committee, it will be embodied in a bill to be sent to the Board of Aldermen. The sum of $400,000 is suggest- ed for a “white way” lighting sys- is approved by tem in the downtown district, bounded by Market street and Franklin avenue and Fourth and Twelfth streets. The light stand- ards would be of cast iron, 22 feet high, 50 feet apart, and averaging | six to the block, and would replace both |standard would have two brackets )and two 1500-candle-power lights. |The standards will be set in the ‘sidewalks and not attached to , buildings, as was proposed . by some. Other Proposals. Besides this item of $400,000. the 'sum of $1,350,000 would be spent for electrification in three specified districts, $150,000 for installation |of electric lights on newly paved streets and $100,090 for reimburse- ment of municipal revenues ex- ,; pended last year for similar instal- lations. The $2,000,000 would come out of the $8,000,000 item in the bond ‘issue for installation of electric lights in unlighted districts and re- placement of gas lights with elec- ' be sold as the work Di- proceeds. | | ! A program calling for expendi- | ture of $2,000,000 in bond issue, ‘funds for installation of electric VIOLATED ORDER street lights in various sections of | the city, including the downtown | missioners. ON CARNIVAL RAIDS Promoter Had Been Arrest- ed After He Obtained In- ee light and trolley poles. Each | junction Against Police Interference. The four members of the Board of Police Commissioners were ; fined $50 each by Circuit Judge | Falkenhainer today for contempt |of court in violafing an injunction he had issued against raiding a ‘carnival operated by Charles M. | Oliver. The raid violating the court’s in- 'junctive order was made after the ‘members of the board had been | previously cited to show cause why |they should not be punished for |contempt and had been told by | Judge Falkenhainer that he ought to fine them but would not. History of Case. with several promoters sought relief ? ! ' Oliver nival against police raids which they |Falkenhainer und Circuit Judge Miller heard the application and is- sued temporary orders in the case (of Oliver and several cthers., Following issuance of the orders, | Detective-Sergeant Mulcahy raided tric lights in other districts. By virtue of a recent charrer amend- ment the bonds need not all be} sold before work is started, but can | rector Wall hopes to have the re-. | quired ordinance passed by the Al- 'dermen before their adjournment , next month, and estimates the pro- | Sram can be carried to completion | within a year after letting of con- | tracts. | Style of Lighting. In all but the downtown districts concrete standards, same as in- stalled last year, will be installed at an average distance of apart. Their single bracket will from 150 to 400, depending upon the use of the street. A change ent type of glass, the maintenance expense of which has proved ex- cessive. | The boundaries of the three dis- |tricts, in which $1,350,000 would be expended, are described as follows: West on Chouteau avenue from on Compton to Arsenal on Arsenal to the river. , West on Cass avenue from the treet, ea.t Grand to St. Louis avenue, west on St. Louis to Vandeventer avenue, north on Vandeventer to Florissant and Prairie avenues, thence en Florissant to Angelica street, east on Angelica to river. West on Chouteau avenue from Jefferson avenue to Sarah street, north on Sarah to Lindeli boule vard; west on Lindell to Union boulevard, north on Union to Nat- ural Bridge avenue, east of Natura] Bridge to Taylor avenue, south on Taylor to St. Louis avenue, east on St. Louls to Grand boulevard, south on Grand to Cass avenue, east on Cass to Jefferson. | The technical details of the pro- igram were prepared largely by! Ralph Toensfeldt, electrical en- igineer of the Department of Pub- lic Utilities. LOEB ILL IN RISON HOSPITAL Leopold to Undergo Operation for Removal of Appendix Today. Ry the Associated Press. CHICAGO, May 26.—While doc- tors in the hospital of the Illinols penitentiary at Stateville prepared to operate today on Nathan F. Leo- pold for the removal! of his appen- dix. Richard Loeb, tite other par- ticipant in the murder of Robert Franks a year ago, also Was a pa- born, while on a honeymoon trip here was stricken with pneumonia. tient in the hospital. He was be- lieved to be suffering from mea- sies. Both youths are serving life sentences for the slaying. hold lights ranging in canedlepower | the Oliver carnival, then operating on Gravois avenue, and arr ted (scar Marquardt, charging that he was operating a gambling device known as an “automobile push) game.” Members of the Police Board ‘were cited to-appear for contempt hearing. and on that occasion Judge Falkenhainer ruled the game was not a gamLliing device and clared he should fine the members of the board for violating the or- der. Judge’s Comment ‘We don't want to make St. Louis 'a hick town,” he said at that time, 120 feet | i'arrested prohably will be made in the pres- | oe eee Oo oe river to Grand boulevard, .zorth on} ; ’ ' ’ _——— ‘ |} man: the river t % ) ¢ o Compton avenue, south | Magoon |} Mayor Miller, } member, ‘not commenting on the police activity ‘against alleged gambling devices. A short time later Marquardt was | again while the carnival was at Eleventh and Rutger streets. A contempt hearing was held two weeks ago and Judge Falkenhainer, afte: having the matter under ad- visement, gave his decision today. In passing judgment he named each of the Police Commissioners, who are: Allen C. Orrick, chair- Henry Kortjohn, Dr. Frank and Arthur J. Freund. who is an ex-officio was not included in vhe Former Attorney-General attorney for. the board, announced an appeal would be taken and the members of the board were allowed to sign one an- cther’s bonds for $100 each. COOLIDGE DOESN'T WANT U. S. TO JOIN SECURITY DISCUSSION Thinks Question Is a Problem That Esurope Itself Must Handie—_ No Proposal Received. the Associated Press WASHINGTON, 4 dent Coolidge does not Linited Stare» sheuld become a party to the present § discussion among European nations, directed toward negotiation of a securitv pact. While no such poposal has come citation. Barrett, Cy ° fay 26.—Prest- think the $50 CONTEMPT POLICE METHODS. BOARD MEMBERS Issue Supervisory Com- | Assesses Penalty Against | | Each of the Four Com-| other car- | by , rest of citizens without sufficient injunction more than a month ago| evidence to warrant such action.” contended were being made with- | brought to out sufficient legal grounds. Judge |4uring the recent | liquor raiding campaign had to be thrown out because of lack of evi- | dence. called Chief of Poiice Gerk before | it in connection with such }and once conferred with Chief of | Detectives Kaiser. \turned during the session of the _body, nine cases were ignored and — ——a a before the President in any official way it can be said definitely he has changed his opinion that the security matter is a problem which Europe itself must handle. The administration is anxious to see the security question worked out satisfactorily cnd always ready to be helpful if a practical method of helpfulness can be found but it does not care to pegin political par- ticipation in European questions. The President has been much in- terested in American proposals for promoting German industry. He considera the matter largely a busi- ness affair, but believes the Ameri- can Government can be depended upon to facilitate trade and com- merce wherever possible to aid tie recovery of Germen prosperity. stiue a constant menace to the! 1 a. m........ 49 8 a. M... sees OF health of the administrative force.| 5. mic 11/1/148 10 a. mel. 222 88 “A properly built and equipped! 4 a m 4 oo a ma ee STs 4 infirmary is necessary forthe prop-| 3 @ Mitt '°'°43 OD pmol. l! “ae er segregation of the various de-| 7 & Meuceecee: 46 2D. m....... 63 grees of sickness, diseases and the Highest yesterday, 63 at 5 p. m.; segregation of the white and col-/|lowest, 38 at 6 a. m. ored children in the _ hospital | Official fore- wards,” the report § continuus. ' cast for St. Louis “There should be proper consult- | and vicinity: ing, examining, laboratory and | ‘alr tonight and clinic rooms, all of which are at. Wednesday: (present lacking. Clinics are at) slowly rising present conducted in a basement | temperature. Missour!: Fair HE MADE THE BEER AND _ PAID FOR PROTECTION Report to Judge Ittner As-| sails Arrest of Citizens, Without Sufficient Evi- dence. | Ne OEE SAAN OE LE IAAL A hy OSPR See i 22 INDICTMENTS Oe ee NC ae A ee New Administrive Building | ; at Bellefontaine Farm and Properly Built Infirmary Urged. elelelapel see's —By a Staff Photographer. RAYMOND B. GRIESEDIECK. GIRL STUDENT, 18, KILLED Censure of ths Police Depart- ment for methods in arresting citl- | zens without obtaining evidence to justify the charges brought is con- tained in the final report of the April term Grand Jury, which was) . = ‘ submitted to Circuit Judge Ittner Slayer, Quarrel With Rival today . Led to Shooting. - , By the Associated Press. Under the heading of law _ en-' HILL CITY, Kan., May 26.—Ho- forcement, the document reads: mer Croch, 38 years old, shot and “This Grand Jury, composed cf! ied Edith Voreches, 18-year-old | law-abiding citizens and having the | high school girl, at her home late -welfare of the clty at heart, com- |yesterday. He had calfed at the 'mends the Board of Police Com-/| yoresches home in search of Wil- missioners for their efforts to su ;- ‘Ham Falkerson. with whom he is press crime, but deplores the ar-/ reported to have had several quar- rels recently over Miss Voreches. Falkerson was in the house with ' Edith and her sister, Malda, when _Croch, who is said to have been /n- toxicated, after failing to _ get | Falkerson to outside, pointed a re- _volver at the girl and fired. The bullet passed through her heart ae she died instantly. | Sheriff Willam Jones of Graham County arrested cCroch half an 32 inal ” hour later. - indictments Returned. Miss Voreches was a member of A total of 22 true bills were re- the senior class in the high school, MOVIE CENSORSHIP IN JAPAN the indictments returned was one | charging first-degree murder |Government Law Provides Fines against Herbert Anderson, who was | and Imprisonment. arrested yesterday and confessed | | By the Associated Presa. the murder of 6-year- year-old Joe Azar. TOKIO, May 28.—The Govern- Among public institutions for | ‘ Pir i : ment has promulgated a law es8- which improvements were recom- | mended, were the Bellef tablighing 0 Se ' evefontaine | picture films, for which a charge of mh = = Voenene, me City In- five sen (about two and one-half irmary, City Sanitarium, Koch cents) for three meters will be Hospital and the jury rooms in the levied It also provides for fines Municipal Courts Building. ‘and imprisonment for violation ot A chapel, recreational and ad- the regulations which become op- ministrative building, erected as erative July 1. one unit, was declared to be a yital Aes Ce Te need for the Florissant institution. | The number of children attending | 00 NOT KNOW COOLIDGE WON any entertainment, religious serv- | ae ie ice or motion picture show, it was | pointed out, is now limited to one | room, 19 by 38 feet, in one of |® the cottages. This room is crowded beyond the limits set by ordinary health standards, the report points out, is poorly ventilated and re- quires constant repetitions of en- As is known, the numerous cases jury’s attention gambling and On two occasions the body cases 199 witnesses examined. Among “Who's President,” Ouery of Alas- kan Teachers to Washington. y the Associated Press, WASHINGTON, May 26. '*Who’'s President?” the Bureau of Education of the Department of ‘the Interior was asked today in ‘letter received from ers stationed at Umnak ae settile- np gaan lessons in oreer | ment on the Aleutian Isiands. ; ‘These teachers, who are in the Present administrative offices at! Alaskan service, had not heard the the farm also were declared to be| results of the November election. inadequate jin size, heating facilities iid — and ventilation. Offices at present | are maintained in the old powder) FAIR AN magazine of Fort Bellefontaine, | which was erected in 1805.it was! pointed out, and the extremes of | reat and cold thus permitted céon-'| —_— D SLOWLY RISING TEMPERATURE THE TEMPERATURES. adjoining lavatory and tollets, and | there is no segregation of cases of serious illness nor of white and col- tonight and prob- ably Wednesday: ored.”” sitowly rising Oity Institutions. temperature. A modern intercommunicating Iiinois: Fair tonight and prob- ably Wednesday; slowly rising tem- perature. telephone system between the va- rious departments of the infirmary to increase efficiency and serve as a safeguard in case of fire or acci- ; ! — - —_—_ | = ig rg tag ne ah ieee neues ei 2 ee Keane ie ne a a a oF BY ADMIRER IN HER HOME, athe defails of the deal by which, Hill City (Kan.) Man, 38, Held as. he declared, he purchased “protec- tion” in the manufacture and sale school teavch- | = OURT PLACES AMOUNT GONDEMNED BY (> HEPAID OUT A THE GRAND JURY’ ABOUT $13,000 Took Prathér’s Word, He Says, That Heber Nations Coyld Control Brother —Then Dry Chief Here. QUOTES PRATHER AS TO PART IN SCHEME {Says State Official Told. Him Nations Said He Was Dealing With One Brewery. Raymond B. Griesedieck, vice president and manager of the \Griesedieck Bros. Brewery Co., tes- tified \ Federal Court today to of beer in St. Louis, in 19238 and early in 1924, at $1 a case. He is one of the Government's two chief witnesses in the trial of Heber Na- tions, former State Labor Com,- missioner, on the charge of con- spiracy to violate the Volstead act. through the protection agreement. The other principal witness, who testified before Griesedieck, is Charles 8S. Prather, former State Food and Drug Commissioner, with whom Griesedieck said _ all his transactions took place. Griese- dieck said he ence saw in Prather’s room at Hotel Jefferson a man who, he learned afterward, was Heber Nations, but that he dealt, in the “protection” negotiations, ' |}only with Prather. Why Prather as Intermediary. Griesedieck said Prather ex- plained te him why Heber Nations did not wish to deal directly with Griesedieck. Prather, in his testi- mony, said Nations had made this explanation to him. Prather’s ver- sion of this was: “Heber said he didn’t want to do business with Griesedieck, be- cause, he said, he was already do- ing business with one brewery in St. Louis; and in. case anything blew up, he didn’t want two brew- ers testifying against him. He wanted to be able to say he had never had anything to do with Griesedicck.”’ = Griesedieck also related that Prather explained to him how Nations was able to afford “pro- tection” to him. Prather told him. Griesedieck said, that Heber Na- tions could “control” his younger brother, Gus: Nations, then chief Federal prohibition agent for Mis- souri. Gus Nations “Just a Kid.” Prather told him, Griesedieck said, that Heber Nations had got Gus his job, and that Gus was “just a kid, with no mind of his own,’ and that Gus would leave the city whenever Heber told him to. Prather’ testified yesterday ‘that the “protection” consisted of lletting Griesedieck know when Gus Nations and his men were out of the city, so that beer could be “run.” Prather has testified that Heber Nations exacted two-thirds of the money received from Griesedieck, leaving one-third for Prather. The total amount paid by Griesedieck was estimated tn Griesedieck’s tes- timony aa between . $10,000 and $13,000, while Prather sald it was $8000 or $9000. The statement that Heber Na- tions said he was “already doing business with one brewery in St Louis” was brought out by the questioning of Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt, Assistant Attorney- |General, in her brief re-direct ex- amination of Prather today. Mrs. Willebrandt, who is aiding the Government, is under subpena as a defense witness. Tells of Prather. Griesedieck, who lives at 3847 Flora place, said that he first mer Prather at Hotel Jefferson in the latter part of April, 1923. “I went to the hotel,” he testi- fied. “after a party phoned me and said that Mr. Heber Nations wanted me to meet Mr. Prather in a designated room there.” Louls J. Gualdon!, who was then a Federal prohibition agent under Gus Nations, Heber’s brother, tes- dent is also recommended. Sun rises to- Koch Hospital was found to be morrow at 4:39; functioning perfectly, considering sets today at the fact that numerous !Improve- 7:16. ments previously requested hare Stage of the not been made, tng. teport states. Mississipp! River One defect in equipment to which | at~st. Louis, 6.7 feet at 7 a. m., fall of .2, - _ _- , Cenatinued om Page 3, Column 3. ere, Perr eee tified yesterday that @p gave

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°*—. “3 - ——— ~~ —— see. eer ——_— ~ ee roo Oe hee Se ere ee. —-? eer _ ~~ ~ a — Se. ee Oe ee a eee . ) ee Oe EE Oe aaa r. ee F, Hy , “_* " * ‘ ‘¢ b ‘eur Bit ST LOUIS POST-DISPATTCH TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 26, 1925. . ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ferson. Once I kept j : said, as to his first meeting with ——_ | | Griesedieck: DIREC cen seal P “Hleber made all the arrange- vwKr FmKRWwRrReFeeE EE Griesedieck this message by tele- phone, at Heber Nations’ request. “We talked about general top- joa,” Griesedieck continued, “and then about putting out beer. Mr. Prather asked if I would be willing to put out beer if the brewery was protected. Conversation With Prather. “T asked what was the nature of ihe protection. Mr. Prather ex- plained that Heber Nations could eontrol Gus Nations. He sald He- ber had got Gus his job; that Gus was just a kid, and didn’t have a mind of his own, and that he would do what Heber to!d h'm. He said Heber could tell Gus to leave town, and Gus would go. “T aeked what this arrangement would cost, and he said $1 a case of peer. I said I would have to think it over. Mr. Prather called me up ~ week later, and I told him I thought $1 a case was a high price, but that I was going to run and try it.” He was asked if Prather ex- plained why Nations did not deal with him directiy, and he quoted Prather as making the explanation previously given. In answer to questions by Special Assistant Attorney-General Dyott, Griesedieck said he had stopped making beer tn the summer of 1923 hecause he had been told by Pra- ther that “things Were not right.” Taid Off for a While. “He told me men were here from Washington and Kansas City and we'd have to lay low for a while,” Cirtesedieck testined. i The protection payments. he sald, were made by him to Prather in cash at Hotel Jefferson ordina- rily, but one or two times at the Claridge Hotel. On days when the brewery ran, he said, he sometimes saw Prather in the morning, when he was informed the coas* was clear, and again in the afternoon, when he paid Prather for the pro- tection. “Did you ever call Prather on the phone on phases of the pro- | tection scheme,”’ he was asked. “Yes, I called to ask if it would be all right to go on certain days. I made calls to him at Jefferson City and Kansas City and then at times he'd call me at my home, at the brewery or at the home of William M. Victor, a _ (friend of mine, at whose place I was some times a guest.” No Record of Amounts Paid. Griesedieck testified he had no record of his payments to Prather and could not sav what waa the total paid for protection. Simi- larly, he said, he had no record of glates when payments were nade. “But can you not say approxi- mately how much you paid?” Judge Faris interrupted. “Well,” said Griesedieck, “I should say it was from $190,000 to $12,000 or $13,000, “Did you communicate’ wit! rather tn December (1923) or ee Gries-dieck could run safely a - asked mec if I wanted 0 i cha ; ' 4 january (1924)? Dyott’ asked |I conferred with my brother. A reat beer—Griesedieck beer—an’? day that week.” ee SAY Miller's: Committee Expects 5 Per) make some money and I said, ‘Yes, | nose Slee ne oe a 3 12, 1878, m Anforsen, Wie 2 ee . ‘| week later I told, him we would |, le ¢hent ene po Seog te Cent F T! 7 gen tes . - ¢ * , . . . s@at " same man.’ diesk, deferring the disposition o ~nown oot com ort, come 1Tl and let us fit you to a palr,. 10 inches high, per pair abo } Ile amplified his stat Dyott here pointed out Heber the Indictment against hin:. | i. bay stealing the auto. « “ile Nations In the courtroom and asked Prather Cross-Examined, FOO j Bonbon Baskets, pierced, | *y'ng ve tnte.ded to use it in the witness if Nations was the man| _ 19 cross-examining Prather to- | T-SAVER Shoes are just the | | '°sog eft the bod... but it a. pe to whom the witness. referred. (irlesedieck said he looked like the man and Dyott then asked him to relate the circumstances under which he had seen him. Saw Nations at Hotel. “TI saw him in Prather's room,” the witness related. ‘‘There were just us three there. As I came into Prather’'s room this man viepped out.” Griesedieck testified, as did Pra- ther, that when he and Prather discussed the workings of their plan on the telephone, he called Prather “Mr. Simpson.” With this statemend Dyott closed the direct examination and the witness was taken for cross-examination by Cullen, who after a few prelimi.- nary questions, examined the brew- er about his conversation with Pro- hibition Agent Gauldontl. Corroborates Gualdonil. “Gualdoni told me Heber Na- tions wanted me to go to the Jef- _ferson and meet a friend of his,” c fleck said. “He gave me a | Mumber at the hote}l.’’ |} outwear your tire. FEepecially oy ihe } Gualdoni say anything Griesedieck’s Story of Buying Beer “Protection” wor “She'duttne'se. BY PRATHER AND GUALDONI "rat ner ha ‘ ; a! MAKE SURE repeating his previous statement | He said he met Gualdoni once in j | that he got $8000 or $9000 and Nations room at the Jefferson. T PROTECTION TRIAL “How was the tra to 3 ; : f A uesti 7" : ) Ben. “a Principals in Beer Scandal |S: 2eeccOe.| mncuener.| A BEER costa wet {ree «HE DIDN'T TELL) 2 %s; ' was b o give dates when beer etheh aul a was —. connected with Gus vat six-year-old Joe Azar was kill in the capitol at Jefferson City. | wae We on Se lwith seeming cheerfulness, had not| ‘ater and the deal was paste =a vahe a CoRR ring by Herbert Anderson “to make su | , e: if He had been here with me when; “On Feb. 20 Griesedieck arrived neem auxtous testell hie story. ™_ ad “Who came down here?” “Me|™ake a raid on the establishn didn’t tell” on Anderson f | 1 paapy : a [ collected and we went back on in the Hotel Jefferson Lobby and ee that he might get! and Heber Nations,” “Did you Prather continued, saying ha he Sie & # the same train +o Jeff City. J.) met Prather. They left the hotel last-minute hop s | meet Griesedieck again at that|the afternoon of Feb. 9g mm secking to commit an unnatt didn’t get a chance to pay him/|and walked north in Twelfth boul- out of having te tell it, he entered.) time?” “Yes.” “Where?” “At Ho-/| Nations called him by act against him. After strangl a ae the trial ye =| ac the money until we got there.” ,evard and talked for 10 minutes in SS ee cian to ae ‘tel Jefferson, where we were|44vance from Jefferson Sty as the child Anderson hanged him ¥ “Now you testified yesterday that | front of the Silk Exchange Build- : "| both registered.” told him the brewery had basal fter “to make su h j : ~ seeps geen find out for{ing. Then Griesedieck got in a |“/thoush he had made -& contes-) raided and the Post-Dispatch 4 | @ basement ratter : ae ‘|e. ay Heber Nations vv ould find Out IOI! , = s " "= . sion and had agreed to testify for! Became Alarmed. ,. 7 \ | wan dead.” ww Ge. tg you if Gus Nations and his agents; machine and Prather returned to a Chen ‘ vee % nd his| °H aid ' — carrying a story to the effect _ he hg a al were out of town and when they/|the hotel. At 2 p. m. Prather was : matter of moments till his life “Yes; I believe I did broach the | subject, because I knew he and He- | Sklarey to bring Raymond them. I told him what Heber had/ think it was a Tuesday, I was at Griesdieck to the Federal Buila-| “a say they. were friendly, even} had become alarmed.” ended, but it was a week, alm owly. didn’t know Yellowly, bu y. eber came in an: yl — os ay ows - , : . bumming together. I just put two 7 «ocr qpreper’s nog that he knew him I was wives a bes me : "ie a Hi, SORSCN, & Sena Prema a ane Ty l ae | cece to Senener's. S0n %: cape oman seas oe Me : 7 Cee : oe 7” ing all the time lave KnOWN | carried the inference that word had . em and two together. After we had | tion agent now stationed at Louis- , what he was doing” asked me why I didn’t si? ‘ : a ;, jtalked for| a while I asked what); , iio aed | rsh aches Ae papemelid a! 9 apa iville, Ky., testified that he and| him. been received that operations had army aad a live boy and did ‘* ii ! ° "er ee - Bie 4 é | \* ny aLqie see . a = m eal ; ‘ j the damages would be. = aed : oath tw ap rag! 16 Griesedieck.. ‘T'll call Gua’ Tene, | 2oUr other agents came here from Says Nations Instigated Scheme. | better cease. =e Held for Homicide ‘ nn . a et , Nn Tv ; Gg) *K an ra 1- . Se . US, PIL! -_ oo « Stéiaco + 7. a) on é " . | lied : . . ~ . e¢ , . j ‘ Damaces ; VW hat do you mean” | er aver Drather’s charee that the said. ‘and See how things are » He Kansas City on } eb. 20, «if the di- ' Did you have any cony ersation W hen did the brewery begin op- Today just °4 hours after t “I mean the price.” epee aay rection of Agent Moss, and accom- | With Heber Nations in the spring | orations again?” “Negotiations were body unde found. Anderson was © brewer was “hol "bey _ later left the office a told me , ‘ , brewer was “holding out” by mak-|""" * ce and told me/| ,anied the party. to the brewery.|0f 1923 concerning Raymond ing and gelling beer on which he “US Was going to Kansas City.”’ , at | “He told me Heber could control did not make payments under the Reported on Brother's Actions, resumed in January, 1924 I had “What did he say?” He, too, told of hearing there how | Griesedieck or the Griesedieck | sgme information that Griesedieck dered held for homicide by a oner’s verdict and the witne Gus Nations; that he would have | protection agreement Pe (;us .Nations had made the raid Bros. Brewery Co.’ Yes. . was making beer in the interim went Before the grand jury at one Cit ) out if tow non cert ain dave : 1 oe . W hen did he et (7018 VW onid ahe ic of them. ‘Tell us what this conversation and selling it to a saloon at Grand ' h t : the rocesses of al E de’a ohn agreed r i vet Prather related that he was in start?” “He suid he was going to} was, where it was and when.” “In and flebert, and also to a saloon ° gen anlBi - mare a 4 ‘ t ‘ aw ¢ ; P , ; . = ’ . : . ° ss ; lw , : w ys a en eee aa Vestphalia, Mo., and bought ajleave that night or the next day.” , CITY EMPLOYES ASSESSED FOR the spring, I think in Apri, at Hotel | keeper named Buck Keenan. I ae oe . 4 md A cosy 2 _ drink of near beer. The man who, “Did he say anything about | Je : , a he . seep 4 a a. . - os caetenit ._ derson, which w e docketed f fferson.’ : — rould let hi k py in reek | on14 is ; ue ae nieve eae sda Rig Pee talked to Gnrlesedieck about this in . , sad ion ao Se gr ptBncdt oe ick ceuiie ate ad acs Eee guickhee (yriesedieck ”* J es. he said MAYOR'S DEFENSE 4 CONTEST | W hat dd Hieber Say. lfe January and he denied it. He said ST. LOUIS POST- | he | week for early trial. | that he eould not escape ob "On to accomplish this. |, Atlereon declared to the de _ ‘es inat no one else knew of ‘ 5 chang or the hiding of thet ae >, ‘he tnquest today was Other Silver Gifts From $1.50 to $600.00 — : cath _ police gene i | . . . a * — e inquiry told @ Leading Patterns of Fine Silver Tat B findings and Bs spe Anderson : failed to the stand. Told wf CST TT NET ~ “2h ituttonal rights, he decll & make a statement. | thing. They allow the necessary freedom of foot and control the arch to prevent strain—comfort at all times. They are a positive release from foot aches and pain —“Foot insurance for the future.” Sugar-and-Cream Sets, gold-lined (in gift case), $1 . Mayonnaise Sets (in case) day, Attorney Cullen asked about | the suspension of beer making in| §/ the suinmer of 1923, of which the witness told yesterday. 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 26, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3 4 mn. Once 1 mene | it tll we efferson City.” yhat became of the got one-third back.” Nations Watched Brother, was the transaction med?” “Well, : would lay 00 each time ana Heber mnt it and hand Did you ever have any h concerning the distrib , “re ee _ ao | es, Once tom r that I oughtto e | it. at least { ig Coe PHAR BOY SLAIN 7 WMAKE SURE Anderson, ther Nations fixe, 1 the beer-making o — perations ac Hanged Him to Rafter. av, eo mMmovemen-s of "e pons orces, telli | — prohibition agente woul ’ MICIDE VERDICT oO c a it . ’ puld call Griesedicck, sore tather f& BY CORONER’S JURY ther said, he would edieck before co — —? ming to St Telix of Post-Dispatch Prather said he lett St. i Advance. Mo.. at 9 on Feb. 19 24 i @ Griesedieck tebe Bo day nual Gus Nations. At the time of ® general prohibition connected with Gus * were here preparin : ake a raid on the establishmen. ther continued, Faying that on) © afternoon of Feb. 29 Heber ions called him by telephone x: vance from Jefferson City ang pid him the brewery hag been ided ana the Post-Dispatch was frying a story to the effect that. © State officials were involrag protecting the brewerr. Ny». | ons told Prather r he wanted tO sae Contineed on = Page six. EXCURSION STE. GENEVIEVE SUNDAY, a eted Next Week for an Early Trial. __— *) ‘3 ; the agents Nationg’ @ix-year-old Joe Azar was killeq by Herbert Anderson “to make sure ye didn’t tell” on Anderson for —_— to commit an unnatural ect against him. After strangling - the child Anderson hanged him to = basement rafter “to make sure be was dead.’ This was the gerson before the Circuit Attorney yesterday afternoon, at the cul- admission of An- action, which began with the find- im a shed next door to his home "rear of the home of Anderson, 1005 Morrison. Anderson's confession FE of wanton murder in a useless ef- | fort to hide degeneracy was one of ‘the most shocking recitals heard ” by authorities here in vrears. ~ Joe, a child of Syrian parents, was last seen near his home by a Srelative, who told him to come in, MAY st 9:30 a. m. a week ago yester- 31° Naas. On his obedient Way home 838 AM. te 11 P. ha he was stopped by Anderson in Dthe cellar of the house where An- Dg@erson resided, and it was only a bmatter of moments till his life was i, but it was a week, almost mae the hour, before the bods és nd. Searchers h been close mt the conces aled body, but were looking for a live bo) did not notice it. Held for Homicide. Today. just 24 hours after body was found. Anderson wus or- dered held for homicide by Cor- oner's verdict and the witnesses went Before the grand jury at once, to hasten the processes of justice. Two bours ister. murder indict- "ment had been voted against An Gerson, which wi!) be docketed next week for early tria! ship's mein ad nang room. Tables for basket parties Advance tickets 7 ? eA i4M a 4 Foot Weshiagcton Ave. Autos Parked Free at Wharf. u r .LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 4 ‘Deo 32, 1878 _ Anderson, who mumbled at the | lahed Dally by The Pull ‘teer Publics shing mquest today, “I don’t want to _->. Twelfth ul ‘evard and Olive Street. make any stateme n’ ** “as Q os- 7 , ember Aucit Bureav of Circulatiosus.) lioned for an hour vesterday after- EMBER OF THE ASA SOCIATED PRESS, noon, at Soulard S'reet Station. by He DIDNT TELL’ Con- E foneed Slayer, Says He said he oulad: ao thon nb cage t do it.” Prather wént on to explain Strangled Child, Then ' wife. Was | 3 Murder Indictment Is Voted and Case Will Be Dock- mination of a day of startling quick ing of the boy's decom posed body | of «003A Morrison avenue, and in the | a | SLAYER OF BOY a a ee a OE ee —~By a Post-Dienpatch Staff Ph torrapher. HERBERT ANDERSON, HELD IN INQUIRY INTO DEATH OF HUSBAND Oronogo (Mo.) Woman, Son and Boarder Questioned After Body Is Found. By ted Prees Mo., May were under arrest early in connection with the death Hiarve Stephens, Oronogo, Mo.., hauler, whose body was floating !n the abandoned Fox mine near Treece, Ka terdayv. Stephens disappea Ma 16 last. The body positively identified today by Mrs. Lizzie Stephens. The three under arrest are Mrs Stephens, 39; her son Joseph Steph- he 4 ge, la JOPLIN, ; erseons . 7. . LOGa 5 cre ~ * n., red vec. reh his ens, 16, and J. R. Phillioxs, 41, who was living at the Stephens home. The three were questioned by po- lice and county’ authorities this morning and were taken to Colum- “us, Kan., to oe placed in jail. An- other man is being soucht ! con- tection with Stephens’ de: An examinatio! of Stephens’ body revealed that he had beer shot in the back The bod was badiy decomposed and au rities expressed the belief that it ha been in the shaft no less than thre: weeks and possibly longe: Police were ‘investigating a rep rat Stephens carried a life poll of $1000. believing it might furnish a lew as to the motive for the mur- der. Police here were told that Phil- lips was paroled from the State penitentiary a few months ago aft- ier serving five vears of a $9-vear sentence. He was sentenced from Mount Vernon. Phillips and the other man sought are said to have worked at the Silver Fox mine be- fore it was shut down. 'Mhby a a noctnses for "revubliontion of ai pr Police officials and detectives, ° Giepatches credited to tt or mend at 3 pm. the text «f a con- : ge therein. wi aes ession, which he had signed, wae sentiee of spec's made public by the police BSCRIPTION RACES BY watt, i “l was clenning the cellar at 9:20 " ial A ori0a m. last Monday, and when Da'!? ant Om ay. one ee: ae on the boy came down into the cellar Bday only ame, pene. sat ong lattempted to commit an unnat- gall os St. Louis eachange oréer. Wfalactand he screnmed. I placed ered by city carrier or out-of-tows my arm around his neck an‘ y onty. 60c month: Sunday. 10c « fached over to a gas stove and omy w 8&8 piece of rope off this xs Prtered as se clase matter July 17. Move and tied it around his neck a hg Postottice at st Louls Me. “l then took him to the front Ss of Qtek ‘4 lave pyar. of the basernent and hanged Bell Olive "3600 uM es to a rafter. Then | got a ——— /Svas belonging to .uv stepfather | “oa a - : . and Wrapped him in that and left nadie 7 RD SR A the body in the basement until be- Ween 12 p. m. Thursday and 1 a. m. Friday, when I took him out and put him in the shed. My in- entions were to put him in his 7 Ather’s shed, but I got scared and *. - ° ; "Tt him in the shed where he wae sa, found. . | Admit« ‘:ealing Auto. “Saturday worning 1 looked end ‘ ™e@ body was stil} there.” 1 “®hishome under heavs poite ° > Suard tO re-enact his part in the murde.. He identified the boy's Gif fis *). which had b«-nm found in the masement there, and one ed the — ; wUtton.e also found the! “ng he cap had been dr dials Aer) ‘the / times WEEKS TO GO UNDER KNIFE —_- — Operation for Gall Bladder Trouble to Be Performed Thursday. Ry the Associated Prem BOSTON. May 26.—Secretary cf War Weeks, who came to Boston last Saturday to consult physicians egarding gall bladder trouble fron which he has been suffering, will undergo an operation at Phillips liouse. Massachusetts General Hos- pital, next Thursday, it Was n- nounced todas 8 REPORTED SLAIN IN ELECTIONS Disorders in Municipal Voting Martinique. the Aseociated Press FORT DE FRANCE. Martin! °6.—Reports reaching here todar said eight persons were killed and thriteen pees ore in disorders in several towns during yesterday's municipal elections. Br jue . : i" 7 as Inv Ippe T leJ in a Planned to Tell Police. “Did worry about the mu Cerr.06 Ce Circuit Atte mer. “I kept tl veked the pris ing about it,” said Anderson. tell ti “Why didnt you “J was co to tell the police ane the boy's parents if hadn't found the body pretty Anderson has been arrested previously in degenera*) ases. but his only punishment has heen a # fine. In one of the cases TY " one mu ,OTi« as , .) u = rney iT) «a “pre 1€ Police in£ they soon.”’ ec (he was suspected of rape and in the others he was suspected of un- natural acts. The first arrest or the- latter charge was on June 19 1922. but the charge was changed button ror nm off the boy's cloth- } - Curing the struggle. Thenp . mitted — . ghted ut the beauty and quality | ee nt u mag» ae bean b bought here for com- “Mid he } offered it to Joe | when the chiid walkeé into tae “asement of his own aco! J. Adderson pointed out a rafter in ‘silt Case) S30.00 “@ front of the basement, where , m@ told of Langing the inert bods portioned, eg “two hors, to make ure of SS... — — amplified his statement as " ealing the autc lie by 7 or ‘Ng ne inte.ded to use it in dis- “ec? the bod but it a. pc red hed om > “At be could not escape observa- S19. “10 eccomp this At Jereon G€eciared to the detec- “> ‘ee S850 Gai ne one else knew of the 4 eer or the hiding of the body. : ne se ac’ a - . ~oi “4 , ie da was brie! $1.50 to $600.00 : ‘VUr Of the police officers whv di- > — 4 or eA ‘> ° ee - — > >= ine Silver Tableware wied the inquiry told of theit ’ ‘ngs | a the T) Anderson Yar ee '*C to the stand. Told of his TH PSE oe eee *="Hutiona!l rights. he declined to i a6 N Sa’ ement our fine quality offer- tdi: weare| 64 Aedertcn DIV IDE 1) PAY MENTS we man of ay seeintin limited in- “igence, with a police record of 0 ——- months—ioithout any eewie. " agg agg x + pl Om lie that 0 @&@ number of venrs "SO and of Ma lenase Mer: oO ’ ’ ad been employed left his ent- A Rae ad his s before the mu he wore A Oy Woolen shirt, jumper and ‘te © is about a feet .% Oc hes All and we! bullt. His is thick and dark brown. His Rize is shir: ing and in confessing | ihe ‘wn da’ ~ W hen arres* ed ”) 1 net look his tnquisitors im ‘ye, but stared at the floor. (Southeast Corner) a werden, MMs oo ‘om disturbance of the peace, and he was fined $5. The second time !? was arrested on the charge the case against him was dismissed for lack & of evidence. On Dec. 14, 1825, he wane arrested as suspected of rape hut this charge aleo was chang: to one of peace disturbance and he was discharged when the case was brought into cour 4 warrac charging theft of AUTOT - was issued against O.im on At i last. Jor AZare purel Nir “vied Al? John Azar. are fro Syria at ri. side in a colony of Syrians. Jie father is a City Sewer Dep: ‘ laborer Joe's rrother scarcely paused sleep or eat during the week of his absence. nor after it was found that he was gone because he had bee killed She refused to go to sleer at ni@ht. Dut #at mmoaning fur er lost child Meauwhiile. friends ane relatives carried on a search w! extended to hospitals, the river front. the morgue, &@ EYPSY camp abandoned houses and sheds of the | the | be erected for physicians and their neighborhood. All the time still body was within a few fee’ of the Azar home found ilwer ©) Th was SS dqene -6.—Three STOCK DIVIDEND UF $1,000,000 BY ~ rd Publishers to Make portionate Distribution of Preferred Holdings to Common Stoc!: Owners~ A dividend of $1,000,000 ferred stock has been decla: the Globe » publ of the Globe-Democrat. Holders of the $1,000,000 common stock of the |}company will receive the preferred ‘stock in proportion to iheir hold- in pre- ed by Printine Co ishers ings. About $500.000 of the prefer ed stock will be offered for sale in the +near future to the public by its owner, hk. Lansing Ray, presi- |ident and- editor, who has just ac- ‘quired sgtock control of the com- | pany. It is understood that |} subscriptions for much of this stock have been received. Heretofore the capitalization has consisted of the common stock ;only. The dividend was authorized at —_ stockholders’ m eting, April 00, @ will come out of the sa enid asS- The preferred as voting power. The preferred atock 10.000 $100 par Valu bearing 7 per c¢ lative interest, is provided that of the com un authorized by, per cent of the pref eS ee rlanné new ock o nthe Louis ange. Subscriptions +a 7 r +e and accrue in te! est Personal Stock. will be a umu- It inancing tempted of “6 » ba o . = iares, +e share, callable 11! no pany may more be , [O28 is U ed par Ray's stock by the bro Bro. & Co. The for Ra’ Francis ] ipe-J i> TY fc r > ‘', I iV ic a4 ie se heinge offered. Filed. Tne red stock Formal Notice Notice was fiied wit! hiec- (if aitterno on of 2S€ Deeds cotmn pans fully-paid ca $1,906,000 to crease ti five of s de ~ - . irToti Vaive tf - r *Y 4i Vill Si' nn té equivalent to is recor ex ehares A new ing old. OvVvision 3u aends in ess @® $100 O00. nd to thf] nr’ Assets 2 ,° $2.8 ‘ompan' ‘listed z * respective, Thursday Ray when his pu ing common the estate o J Mchee wa Judge Calhoun. shares of common cl Printing Co. held ! McKee's estate were "purc! Rav af a ilated p : making t! trangacti« $1.305,0 The com 5.0 10% par value of said his ui no change in the of the property in any detail, has been in full control for more than six years, as Miss McKee’s estate. Kay, “0 ‘ame prin owner rchase stock the ‘reg Miss EF] by Circuit a1) (;lobe stip laTe nh ot and oo a consis’ Ss OO. arr at , ’ .. T¥\ afternoon. When one of them zave! desk. at hig office in the Pierce tinal obstruction on April 24, when , : . . ’ ? § « > . the name of a voter whom WiII- building !ast evening, a number his physicians did not even suspect liams knew, Willlams chailenged|were from his colleagues of, both the presence of a cancerous . ™ e* : : r ? > . him and started out to call in a parties in the Constitutional Con- nin ed Kp ec tp reson es , " ¥ ‘ Yr 9 4% + 4 - . °@2.) - = t 4 policeman. j}vention. Of the others, a number os a “as ie ae 1 ars io The rext moment, as it seerred | were from Democrats. Some Re- of, a8 Clagnose yy the physicians. ‘@ W illia ns, the user sar el upon publican friends inclosedc copies of Burton's Career. vt WM — the a a8 ha.!l) telegrams they were sending to the Ernest Dewitt Burton, president vote and departed, ‘lliams got Governor, con ending his eCc- n fron the . ae te . ae » & his selec-| o¢ the Universit ty of Chicago, had a 2 ah *rati ‘ 1e sue Aisa, 5} = i ) ) ae bided ion ail ae “ ~ oie _— a | career typical of the tendency in and » Dieeding from : low and penator-designate liam al a kick. He had been “knocked | it) es liek na 4 ams Sait | these days to call upon men of pri- ¢€ nat : ~ j = ne _Uu A iat 4a Va‘ pa LO 1Sct : a goal.” as Ri J ae 24 /% ny ve ti vr . “ nat | marily pasate sr rcaatone sn Bie é oal, s ing Lardner woul issues of nat ite ia * Ea ee 2 | f national and international) sion. of administrative responsibili- say. Buta police official to whom. policy which may come before the ties + “— ™ - , . o ‘ . ‘oOmpiaint Was made saw no occa- | Senate in the 18 months of his ap- | Original — ve ; , +> , ; : . . *} i Vv « iae € * ; =” sion for a fuss bout the occure- ointive term. Nor would he indi- | P eye . x Pi piles non de ranre , . , famenr interpreta , ‘ ce- rence. | /cate, in advance of receiving his | ‘3 te i i wm + Syensecamnisanigr = oh ° r ‘ . , . j oD I ro} ; £ ; Une of the byes just brushed commission, what attitude he | vw ae Sp re ee od o up against him,” was the official's! would take in matters of political | pono itles o men “erage ame Sg Bes aeinin «@ ¢ an Ree ge f 67, -he ecam ctin rersk e i jer The’ patronage. He was just explaining | ne i ¢ the University of ca Se rT ~ 9 fe > - , , ; Ss) ‘ - F Other Incidents. heard to say, ““Hello, Sam.” ident. —— ae es? . _ Pry 4 S ; r i = aie Oriher “Indians.” at the Demo- For it is “Sam” and “George” a a so wm z "H _ — os 4 : as if ne 4 ist enomination. cratic primary a few days before, | when Gov. Baker and his appointee | ©' the Bapt . : P ° d “brushed ee Te ee ° was at one time chairman of the Zz eG against a number of to the Senate talk, by telephone or d of education of the Northern respected citizens, and had driven | otherwise. care 6. Coes porn ' OS ae: Moret Baptist convention and chairman undry and bake shop. enlarged 2°, WOMAN, OUT OF “ASYLUM that the hospital! division be al- jered so es to provide separate 4 WEEK, KILLS DAUGHTER ms and facilities for isolatir $ me ses, such as contagion mori-.Creeps Into Sleeping Victim's nd cases and typhoid. Room at Daybreak and Strikes A recommendation that the mat- Her With an Ax. iresses now in use in the jury v the Asmxiated Press, \ m3 TRENTON. N vy 26.—Mrs. rooms in the - Municipal Courts TRENTON, me 4 oe : _ f . ' . A a a a © ‘or - .* ’ oe} Building be replaced by felt mat \rretta Qua or "s 64, of Ten tresses of not les than 35 pounds in | ™©™* this morning killed her . ; oy “% yh r ~ is Ss, “s { weight, was chief among those for laughter, Gla, ly “8, with an ax ™ + : > 7” wh th ict lf e . improving these quarters. it was ~~ i.’ n si pt . : ‘so suggested that a small floor mre Qeackenur Cactanes need z be installed in front of each nd her daughter had quarreled | : ‘sn ce yh ar, thar ne or ed and two | sho wer ‘bat 08 be pro- ast night and at her daughte: vided: for , sening |reom. | 224 atta ked her with a hammer. | , — [The woman spent the night in the! VERDICT FOR SIT, 050 FOR itchen and at daybreak crept to! he sleeping womans room with WOMAN Li} INJURED HAND the ax and a knife. Fhe woman ee had been released from an asylum A ver UV Was TO@-'a week ago. irned to ae: b a jury in Circuit Judge Ossing's court in favor of LIEUT-COL. REPINGTON DIES 4 rs. s r a E. {; dson. Z ; ‘ 6 © ¢ ] “Wp wen esiast the Wilder Manufa . Was Noted War Correspondent and ta s | at ‘ j I ia ‘ . in , . . eu: ‘ : ; nie tak me ! J Writer on Military Subjects. : —e ay OU 7 ‘ -¢ Stree Cr e@ Aseociaied Prese r ) ~ i= ’ ened ¢ Sos hand , A orh . - ” } fingaa LONDON, May 26.—Lieutenant- er nuspay (sé ce \i ¢ lec ‘ i - olonel C. A. Repington, noted war ai lS. {, aSoOr Lest fied tmat on ; ; rn orrespondent and writer on mili- ne ji; last, « sne was feeding ' "itary subjects, died last night of ap- nting press at the panys:., ' : iplexy at Hove, it was announced ant, he left hand became en- , here today. mesned m tne prese and was so : badivy mashed that par iputa- } Was required. The wry oce- urred on her first day's work at the press, and she asserted the company had beer negligent in ermitting one of her inexperience work at an unguarded press. The mpany denied negligence on its part nd alleged it existed on her sewed fabric: Reduced Up to 1, Off ' | Use Your Credit Dn any purchase up to $20 you need pay NO MONEY DOWN. Come in now and select your New Summer Styles. You'll) be well pleased with our low prices and easy terms. the nation. *— bret only looking for candy” oo , did you bring me, Daddy?" And then she dives her little hand into his pocket. Life Savers are the candy she likes best —and they are best for her, too. They’re kind to little tummies and safe for tiny tecth. Good for little tammmics Safe for tiny tecth Washington Av. Next to acow* * “atea—t patairs LY THE COLORS of American independence and thrift. Start a “Commerce” savings account before Memorial Day, May 30th, with an initial ware of $10 or more, and receive a beaw tiful U. S. flag free. | | € This flag is full ; by 5 Sons to clas; ade of Se | as) in a neat, easily carried box; and : complete with‘ holder, rope and jointed pole. ce. Hoist vo Mermoral Day and om ‘Aieetien Independence Day with the knowledge personal traits arc ad cam aaeaneee @ Come down to Olive, Broadway and Pine now— ) while the free flag offer is still open. | independence with a steadily, | plan of saving money. Gerings Department Open Mondays Latll 6:38 fF. M.} Assert your own consistently maintained

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4 ~~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH on a 7 c oe — ee —s [Ss MOM WY Imagine being able to $12 50) purchase for..... a Coat originally $25! Choice-of-the-House Ensemble Suits ) Originally $25 to $195 MmO-m WO —Making it possible to now secure a $12.50 lovely matching Coat and Frock for only - 135 Silk Frocks’ Originally $16.75 to $45 mC) 0 —An opportunity rarely presented of securing seasonable Frocks for....... $8.38 111 Pieces Silk Underwear moO av Gowns, Chemises, Step- in@ and Bloomers, for- merly $1.95 to $25: slighrt- ly soiled; now only half of original prices. 160 Verv Desirable Sweaters moO" wv jJacquette, slipower and coat styles. of wool. mohair and fiber: for- meriy $1.95 to $rs5:; now oniy one-half! IN THE BASEMENT STORE ~~ 150 Spring Coats Formerly $10 to $35 moO“ wv Imagine an opportunity to buy now for $5. a Coat still in the height of the season' — : ~ a The Daily POST-DISPATCH aléne has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one oth=r evening newspaper COMBINED me - - — —_-—- — _—_-—-— —_ —_— aaa — + CR rr er one ig aie ie sas : a. - i * - “SW oo ate : THE STORE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY DECORATION DAY, MAY 30° (3% : : * TUESDA | MANS OFF KEY SONNENFELD'S 610 to 618 Washington Avenue Practically All of Our Late Spring Garments Have Been Added to Our Reduced Groups, in Order to Make Our “End-of-the-Month Sales’ The Greatest Current Value-Giving Event 165 Spring Coats Originally $25 to $150 Annual Sale of Sport Hats§== a Oy The Versatility of the Two-Piece Frock by Hint Senn The Smart Golfer >. — will be extremely fa? partial to the Two- Piece Frock, particu- larly when it 1s fash- ioned of balbriggan, which will compose Vf; the smartest outfits seen on the links this Summer. The model sketched ‘1s of shell pink, with balbriggan blouse and pleated skirt of crepe de chine, priced at $35. Others are very smart indeed, priced from $10 to $25. On Club Veranda — the Two-Piece Frock will form a de- lightful part of the picture, whether .it is in matching harriony with the Summer drinks, or in cool; tel shades. Georgette and the lovely “new flat crepes will be its medium of expression, $25 to $59.50. | * The model sketched is of flame Georgette. priced at $45. — R\ —-—— At Summer Dance —the Two-Piece Frock will again claim favoritism; appearing on boat excursions in tub silks, popularly priced at $16.75, but smartly fashioned, nevertheless in the two-piece mode; and on town and country roots, in the more del- icate tabrics, priced up to $59.50. The model sketched 1s of powder blue tlat crepe, with red, white and blue streamers. $35. Deess Shon—fFourth Floor 22 je} Georgette Coats *15 Fashion has this year provided the ideal Summer Wrap, sheer enough to have scarcely any weight. and yet affording protection to delicate Frocks. In full length, of black Geor- Gx : s Who Traded Instru-' went for Trumpet Success- " fully Plays in Court. 610 to 618 Washington Avenue 4 want ™y gold plated trom-| ~ gaid Henry Redin, musician was, “The first time I see =e Pam going to bust you on the “ 4 1200 Smart New Hats in the Newest and Nobbiest Sport Styles if however. didn’t tm the | care for a bust on the nose. be wanted was his gold -trombene. So, in an effort 4 Pa the trombone without the wing biov. he filed suit and the Season’s Favored Shapes, Colors and Materials q Offered in a “Pre-Holiday Sale” at an ‘“‘After-Holiday Price” % of the Peace Moones at against Lauer, asking tor | Yesterday the two musicians, : sounded the notes of battle | the Judge. was a year ago last March,” | : Rudin, “that I, needed} goid trombone to « = shop, where I pawned it for Then I needed some more, ~. Se 1 borrowed $109 on a and I hed Lauer cosign it | me. I was going to leave town * J said to Lager, ‘here | ticket for my goid plated | »pone. I am leaving town} get my trombone out of pawn. ; euid rather see it in your care, = in a pawnbroker’s. And if ing should happen to me, and | should have to pay my note,| can get the money by selling) fine trombone.’ Traded It for Trumpet. ; “4 couple of months ago I re- 4 to my heme here at 4925 piace, My wife had met | s wife on the street. Had) got my trembene out of} > He had. And hed traded | ie for a trumpet. I called him) th- phone. All he said was he'd | me on the nose the first time saw me. Le had no right to me on the nose. He had no to trade my gold plated sne for a trumpet. He didn't” by signing any note. I paid it | off. At §2 a week.” ; ‘All the me Rudin was testify- Lauer and Mrs. Lauer sneered iwha: Rudin sald. Then Lauer the stand and Rudin and Mra. in sneered ai what Lawer said./ "When this Nudin came to me a! | ago last March to ask me to} his pote.” Lauer related, “he! tears in his eyes. “Please sign t 215 White Kid Hats Included at $2.00 | . New White Straws, Variously Trimmed The Colors: Smart Felts in Sammer Colors wae Leghorns Smartly Ribbon Trimmed PABLO Leghorns With Felt Combination be Ribbon Hats in Solid Colors and Combinations PEARL ORCHID he becsed. I shook my head. } ‘é 3? ie wife said, ‘Ge Wenchow” Straws, Smartly Draped ROSE Sued den in: Se : when I'd signed it Rudin said, / Split Peanits, Cleverly Trimmed RED "became of what sou MONE 4 , : GREEN for m¢, here, take this ~— Tailored Milan and Swiss Hemps MAIZE mone: T want you to have maf pone for what you did fer mer) pI thanked him, and one day) ithe pawnbroker $15 and they t for that trombene, andi [ traded it in for a trumpet. | Play 4 trumpet, nota trom bene, | What would I do with a treme ’ The dealers said itt was 4] trombone and that nobody but fT eurs would bey & MM -hef t given me the @¢rombene If Mant have traded it fer @F pet. And the only reasen & I'd bust him on the Bose wash me | he talked te my wife on | "phone, before he talked to me, f called me retten names.” ; Laurer testified Rudin had? ner husband “language she? in't repent, because she didn't? = ec) language.” Justice Moone? —=y persuaded her to repeat Various Novelty Straws ‘opuiar-Price Spert Hat Shop—First Floor.) ins it was necessary in court,/ he would try te stand *. Mrs. fr a.s0 said her busband signed Rote because Rudin cried. Twe 4 instrument dealers testi-} the gold-plated trombenes t much of a trombene. One; f spoke disparagingty of all} “Dilated trombones. tge Moone declared the evt-f “didn! suppert the plaintiffs . so he would decide for thes it. whereupon Rudin's at-f r * Si:¢ the erstwhile player ) Seld-piuated trombone would] his nete In a higher court, | : Judge Moone to reply thag} 7 & tune he had often heard. — ete : In Anticipation of Decoration Day—A Great Sale of All-Wool Bathing Suits Oo A timely sale of the most desirable type of Bathing Suits! Each one of all wool, in California style. And they are ap- pealing not only for the very low price but for their attrac- tive appearance and fine quality. They are of solid or con- trasting colors, or black, navy or solid backgrounds with contrasting stripes. Sizes 34 to 46. . Koocaki, ™a. $00, , 7 & LS SRO LSE TE PELE SSS A ee y-osa and Elposak! : t® hare been destroyed, maine Others, in Many Novelty Designs, $3.95 fur ber anxiety for the wn is felt. according to Candy-Striped Beach Pajamas =~. @W | (ES == of English Broadcloth, $5.00 a : eo 7 3 dee: Bathing Caps. The most popular type of sport attire for canoeing, or after bathing is the Rubber Shoes Beach Pa.ama, sponsored by the leading smart resorts. ne ap : Rubber Belts ... gette, some tafteta-ribbon trimmed. ‘st Floor ‘ert Shom—TRird F” SONNENFELD’S. 610 to 618 WASHINGTON AVENUE aa 3 is 0 Fare - allay Al SS ——— Pet! bigs? EBS is a eS Cee ie) os OT a ee ee —" re ay o ee ee ee Bs ET ein ed we ae fil of is Sot pass bs “ " :

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ee ka ~~ ad ~ “ees res ihe, hol a oe + “a al i alali a ll hei a tio ae t ahi @ tw ; A - — ea tae cod “ F bea 3 ¥ Sa pam 4 ¢ & + iy ; x - ; pe ce ee 4% - s Ce ee . a ° ; / aan f y “TUESDAY, : J MAY 26, 1925. _ | he Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation thar-BOTR other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATC o 4 ——— = TUESDAY MAY 26, i9s@ ~— — ~ _ — —.- ee ia sl a ——— _———_— eee a SSeS a ot ’ q Charge Purchases Payable in July : Memorial Day—May 30—We Close All Day mrs! STIX. BAER & FULLER & “fully Plays in Court. a vd 1 want my gold plated trom- RAN EADER AO | re 2 co : rr a ae! a her ie ae tan ie =e ny HPP NE Re wer — OD eh iid At ae r 4 nM 1) Y Tit / ¥ ¥ * Sey ER ere ; Cn TS po ov eee “1 pe Spe yee ald Henry Rudin, musician | | | “ip ° y ! sern maker, over the tele- é oy | Thrift Avenue » to George Lauer, musician 1 : decorator. Lauer took | ff ° The Buy-Way of St. Louis Interesting Offerings for Wednesday=Baby Day Warm Weather Needs for Little Tots Specially Featured at Low Prices | ’ . misunce of the nposcen Ant) KESe eeg||| Boys’ Sport Blouses, 79c ees, “rne first time 2 sees . ar | Al! si! | p: Of good quality plain color end- | 3 | tam going to bust you on the to-end madras and fine striped | percales; short sleeves and large however, didn’t in the lay-down colors. Sizes.6 to 16. ¢ care for a bust on the nose. | if be wanted was his gold |] , | Collar and Jabot, 25c Sample Silk Coats |, Dainty Creepers trombone. So, in an effort |} i = Linen Collars with batiste ja- Trained Nur se the trombone without the/ jf a re bots attached; in white and col- $12.95 —is here for your benef $1.95 nying blo™ | he filed omiti | owe. Very desirable “for frocks, [LONG and short Coats of and we invite you to 0 t Summer models, some hand of the Peace Moone'’s|#f t suits and sweaters. heavy crepe de chine, advantage of her service. finished with low neck and | iaeer, asking for rs | Water Pitchers, 89c ideally suited for a warm- | She has valuable advice to | ‘Short sleeves, others trimmed jf ee Yesterday the two musicians, | weather wrap. Hand smock- offer, especially to young with smocking and stitching me on the nose. He had no' to trade my gold _ plated | bone for a trumpet. He didn't a by signing any note. 1 paid it | off. At $2 a week.” | All the time Rudin was testify- Laver and Mrs. Lauer sneered | what Rudin said. Then Laver the stand and Rudin and Mrs. in sneered at what Lawer said. | “When this Rudin caine to me as ago last March to ask me to his note,” Lauer related, “‘he tears in his eyes. ‘T’iease sign |} be begged. I shook my head. if a he cried. My wife said, ‘Go | Sand sign it.. Well, I did.) a | June Sale of (7 POPES He \) Exceptional Valuesin | P 8 Wrap-a-Round Girdles Diamond Jewelry | Women’s Princess Slips | $4.25 | | win askKets : . aiso of deci nterest. | . Bo I took my fine ff “ I 19 & d 29 Carriage Covers weigh your baby, and keep \ plated trombone to alll Cc an C 3 00 a record of his weight— M . . . i shop, where I pawned it for | } Round and oval shape sewing $3. a most important matter, adeira Slip With { Then I needed some more, Baskets; some have decorated Sample Carriage Covers of | ** ¢Vety mother knows. Pj } y. Sol ote (oro sail | glass bottoms. nainsook and pique, hand ~] illow, $1.95 t I he ver cosign | . broid d hand lloped. : | ag was going to leave town | | Silk Hose, $1.39 > snagged ed " ; H he Slip is daintily em- * J gaid to Lauer, ‘here is | ff P : 9 3 Pairs, $4.00 andmade Dresses | broidered in graceful eyelet jf f iy ld plated | . “ ] og ~ tt xe | Special V alues in W omen S Women’s good quality thread Light Shirts | a and hand scalloped. my trombone out of pawn. | if Silk Stockings of service weight. g $ 1.00 | e kapok pillow may be 1 sould rather see it in your care | ff Full fashioned. Mercerized tops 5 ne | chosen with either pink or jf an in a pawnbroker's. And if| | a on Orc re SSES heels and toes. A variety of 35c Infants’ bishop-style Dress- | blue cover. Will make an ex. 1 sing should happen to me, and | | desirable colors. Infants’ light-weight cotton soifgeen 6 by hand with a dain- cellent gift. 3 | ; may ly | : 4 ‘ ° ; ; t i 1 } SEES auwey by ecting |i Dainty Summer Models, Modestly Priced Water Pitchers, 65c Ghtete, 6 Betetane cat chose) errs oy | : fine trombone.’ | | RAYON, in its lustrous, soft beauty, fashions a Porch Attractive Water Pitchers with years in this special group. : Zimmerli Bands t y Sredod - for a 1 I) Dress that combines to most practical effect the cae Saiean grape design in clear Infants’ Gowns $1 1 A couple of tnomms abo” oo, W «Charm of silk and the serviceability of cotton. This : .00 be Aeony ier etre nat peace jf group presents new frocks of Rayon in lovely pastel e Laces, 1244c Yard Japanese Quilts 50c Keep baby healthy by hav- ws wife on the street. Had|ff} tinted stripes, trimmed in bands of net or lace at collar : _ Point de Paris Laces, Span- 2.95 ing him wear a Zimmerli r got my trombone out of | | and cuffs. ish Laces, cotton bandines and $ Dainty Gowns of soft nain- Teething Band of light- gn? He had. And he'd traded | ff For shopping, for leisure hours at home, these Frocks silk galoons. Very desirable for _Satin Quilts for baby's car- | so0k, made in open-front ight A e alle , , , trimming Summer dresses. nk or blue, show- weight Australian yarn. Strap for a trumpet. I called him|# are both decorative and practical. E model is fresh | ne —" SS ae ee style. A Baby Day off . e phone. all he said was he‘d | 1 ive a Pp : very 10 (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) ing delicate embroidered de- | y ts ' aby ay o ering shoulders. The sizes range me’on the nose the first time | and new, and truly a value of unusual merit. Fast col- \ j sign in contrasting colors. | of timely interest which of- | from 6 fonths to 2 years. ‘aw me. He had no right to; ors in many pretty combinations. Sizes 36 to 46. att (Second Floor.) Light ang soft. | ferg an excellent value. | (Second Floor.) | / | | | == = Wrist Watches : $64.50 Radium Platinum top Watches on 18-k. white gold, exquisitely set with 10 diamonds and 4 sapphires, Fit- S 1| S] e ted with 17-jewel lever movement. Shown at left. 1 Ke 1ps Wedding Ring Bar Pins, $39.75 HIS Wraparound Girdle will mould the figure, and improve the lines. It gives the slender silhouette which is so much in demand. These gar- ments are made of high-quality when I'd signed it Kudin said, |] , because of what vou have. for me, here, take this pawn | itis for my gold-plated | Gi; tia | | | | bone; I want you to have my | | | | | | one for what you did for me.’ | An 18-k. white gold filigree - ; : : plthanked him, and one day | N $35 1 Pin set with a triangular dia- Tl- : ; . . the pawnbroker $15 and the | ff en. ee © mond and two triangular sap- —=_— / | elastic. The sizes range to 44. for that trombone, and ff| staved in orange blossoms , Pinion an eumm wares ie il traded it in for a trumpet. | ff and set with 6 diamonds. | phires. a0ee 5 5" oo ) Na a me V/ e way atrumpet, not a trombone, | ‘ . | Tf f B . i — : do cong rt ogy 2 | Dinner Rings A’ extremely low price eg ! . Radius Slips in two rassieres ! . alers sai was aiff F ht 6 6 Uf . . . { trombone and that nobody but | f $49.75 | is offered on these Hy ff styles—one with hip hem $ 50 1 . swuy ; e | . . . e b tee ectaret Bei Hic i 1 styles. Also included ar i- tyles. Daintily finished with lace, em- ee ee didn't support the plaintiffs Artistic in Design ¢ Ami-French styles. them by the Arden Muscle-Strapping Skin- rf —E Now York. | | ubstantial wood frame in gray polychrome or gold finish, and . Ateociated Prem ql . glass bottom, beautifully decorated in colored birds. Each Extremely Attractive Values at TORK, May 26.—A cable- | ff tray is in a gift box. Moderately priced. Tecelved by the Japanese (Fifth Floor.) *-General states that the | | le number of dead and * from the earthquake in | his 800. Toy-oka, with 2000 | ' Knocaki, with 700, and | S Koc sith Fv, te Wall Paper tha : | : ee te, See snesmane |& In Specially Priced Groups “Oka and Kinosaki were Ff paere been destroyed, sn | At 35c Roll | At 55c Roll further anxiety for the strick- ff Living room, dining A most interesting selec- MON is felt. according to the | room, hall and bedroom tion of Papers, of unusual Short 212 Sleeves cae In An Unusual Selling "THESE Suits are very exceptional values—as in U ntr i mme d H air Hats many instances $1.99 does not cover the whole- sale cost of the materials alone. They are tailored of , $< .95 excellent fabrics, such as imported English broad- [ 3 == All $ Y Y All Have S Sizes em. Rallway communica- |} pers — including rough | eas a at : : : ; : : were established the day after ff sen damask and tapestry | @7*Stic | oem — cloth, Belgian linen, plaid linen, solid-colored linen, E purchase from leading New York | . and relief work ies pro- effects floral and shadow for living room, dining A FORTUNAT . a } S8lisfactorily. i prints. | room, hal] or bedroom. and many others. +» manufacturer ano - erg: values in : | : —— ; . . untrimmed hairbraid hats in colors for summer . a a chaser eres, at i. oe ceetaeen At 25c Roll They come in new 1925 styles, including | season. The brims vary from close-fitting cloches to TDD venss ss... eee Be ae aad salty an In this group are Papers suitable for every room. Self- flapper, Oliver Twist, middy, suspender, | large hats of drooping brims. Fine quality in the ma- : Se and Kinosaki, the eee ee eanene comets Sor (Oo Sune See eae terials, fancy weaves in the crown a flower or 5 ewer eee _.25¢ to 75e ly shal gen n —_ nb ng room and hall; cretonnes and striped patterns for bed- regulation, and many other models. In a : rf le tri : black and be The ee Len Suturday pagretall rooms, and marble Papers for bath and kitchen. . Pe . ribbon sca as amp Truming. ‘ vocks in Osaka and Ky- | «sixth Floor.) wide range of colors and combinations. pastel shades. ¥ ee and the populace | (Boys’ Own Store—Fourth Floor.) (Third Floor—Mlillinery Dept.) ; htened. Apparently there) a 4 Sasucitics and no damage | - pe - aN f ™ a 4 cal aoe

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aati Ti taken ene —_——— i — —{— . rartn a’ arvriye 7 4 lef pees . : aan € ia aa. | o- 1 Tt —_ igen Ie Wither Wats wares eves. fl _ mbroidere orders Km Y spo err?’ Here amd 3¢ ! w_— ; . Mem ‘oid me te come te his . | - ta pores oon) : New Flannels . >>> res out and we re it - ~~ =e. ; ~~. ’ a2nG @fgreead 4s vid "20 wack ——_” : a — ha Louis right awav and st- bn 5 ’ aaa” . ¢ ~ ~, (‘fempt to get Griesedieck to stand 4 § = J )/) § >) Yard us af anc not savy anything. and we ae : pre pee ¢ x C st eria Ss iorenrm 4 °'t% feat ™! |_eur a hou! > . ll ; i ee ind = “= +F Inches it ide m.and atter arnving eat Si. Loute | } | % Yr BOCK, Ask You Grocer ~ ‘ + \ = aea> ‘ : ie ; r nmed.ate'y attempte:! ce Ke “ ws [> at DEL) "% this display ol new Embroidered Border | . on Y the market ; ca aint, Gielnemiienth KS = — 2 woolen fabmcs will be found Flannels, Cachemelles and Deer pedis oe bngyelingl sand gett | ~\> i= Bs jokassab Natural. blue. green, gray, tan with rich em- and a s wome and was unable , he Si ery wee S P 1 f : - 7 ’ to reach him A tady, who sad fi ~"e o Se ‘ oes - " ep vr peers sy }en: ome All 94 inches wide. 1%, te she was Mrs. Griesedieck. answered H| > e -¥ 2s . - 4 Yards only required for a smart frock. the home and said he wasn't i ’ ° ., Soe | ; | teft messages tm beth piaces, | =e - = - : ~ ? a Ie Ookassah is a new Strook Camel s-Hair Fabric. , stating that Mr. Simpson wanted §| ° — ? "4 Weoelens Shop-—Second Fico: 4 ered uct : eee Vir Certe@eed eck . =~ > “4 - «a “ and : : | am = ff at $8.75 per case—case e’ #X") a Mec a : es | | e had beer ': ed. bu! i Se ee Ch Tt aS : 2000 Yards J P . nown «et brewery : Mr “eo ak i hL tren ion = net Hi : im | f te : y, es coe: r Silk Broadcloth ' S$ t, 9S » W’EDNE font Know waa the tens White and Colored Stripes | Yard | > & say roughiy that was $5000 or ft (n exceptionally fine quality plain white Silk Broadcloth and colored striped | Hart Schaffner Marx :: Rav Griesedieck “ik Broadeioth, smart for sport frocks. All washable. >» Pee tone — ‘ae on 7 wh ts ayia } | ~Summertime Dresses Silk DPlaza—sSecond Floor and Firs: Floer Tables. Pwo ° ‘Outlaw Saloons’ Raided ‘i sitindicbailaatiatinals ; eo er oom of Handkerchief Linen and Voile irred when he 4 : G sedieck discussed e* se es 0 eo eeepc S 2] ve oaniauetm rie perannn tii | Now Rmbpo'dered Bordesites : , iTeher? coloon k - » # : , ) Ly " 10c «: 208 Wcwrutvaieriee tela mee baa fl © and for Every Summer Day Thereafter . ew Emoroiagere orader ¥ oHe 2° on -_ * 6 -” not been sellbage theee felowrs e > . ’ rm = > - . ae ; - : . ‘ : P “Urn me \rocn are the Dew - | Det Varies with embroie while suggested that. inasmuch as he “es -8 ow paying for protection. they coug” : to De Duving and selling his beer . [ told m I'd speak Heber a):out & : . 7 hat an —s $1.25 and $1.50 Vard eee ee ee For holiday occasions, this“week-end, and for sun \ new shipment of imported David and John Anderson Ginghams brings ba asked Prather | is duttee as S& order. Lovely shades of blue. rose, maize. and others in a charming variety te & Sow ' * @| un % - - . . - * - — 44) three 4ays late ev were raided ad a > } ; - . . ’ = gr? 7 7 Or “4 P cage . . - \, ; \ Pure Foad and Drug Commissioner shiny afternoons devoted — tea or bridge, they are cks and plaids in smert color cole Tee Gaeuaee ag a re —T =e BOK requye Bim to examine ; ~ ; re well known for their fine texture and spiendid wearmug qualities. “Sc ime q ke Ao deal—and so very inexpen : : 7" ate: Pant to see if ¢! beverage ™ 1 :, . : >. . \ . a, ; ‘ | : : . ‘ ‘ = oN 2% Ls! 7 , «+ . if ° ' ~ ee ph fy > & ; ‘eZ -” , . ; a r 7 a : oa f . h . in GA L L$ ows 13 ; \ ' .Ortinen’ “mors ty ‘ches wide oevely treecks for Sammer. 35 ineh es 2;ranged by Hebe stions #: } i » Dees . 41° s 7TH aT a laf*e - - | ~~ ea! ‘+ ' as. 2 9G = i} « ; a ond é oa) 4 Heber ‘Sathons “l’rs at Times - : > « & You knew tha’ Gus Nations Was a a) ti il ee ae naps Radda : . " | ane + Aa* iry didnt you” tien asked ae SY ¥ SS» ADVEETISEMENT we >. ) LS oS : Automobile Robes High eplied Prather with a wide grin | > ° e fins , ers (door Diney apells bot Rashes painaia wee soz eew ewes ence | 6) White Linen and maplict mais So. For the Summer Trip—Attractively Priced — — : 'at?’far » head, shortness of breath, sleep “*’°* ecrerson : . . ‘ssnesk, and nervousness usual)y ig. “°CU™*Y. Chan’ you i dont De- i} ) ier Cloth os . c ‘ | - — . = : iin - —_* = “i — ' r — 6 Ol e Toc Ss tree exceedingiy good values in light-weight Automobtile Robes for those whe phemciam who found treatment te on ™ ra Summer Trip. Robes that wil! protect one’s clothing from : ; a ° ’ > a ty ‘ ' ne > ; ea 6 >a (,mersec ere ‘oO ; vo is 18 ‘\ A@- : ~ ~e ; ‘ : ‘ “ Sane , _ > = v "agi > ae eee " ul — m by —— — lar 1 was Ll believe : es - lay ror wm ind es : Sees t “ays These are «rmptoms which shew Me Spec laity Ad Ip f¢ ze 4 tn accumulation of poiscneus waste a ee Sings | aii ) : b matter im the svrstem or that ome or * ** nd Prather repried ; Yourn Ng VW ear , / > s> ¢ ‘otten ( ‘overt S.00 Linen Rebes S90 English io ™mo 4 . re ' hs & "ana ’ i> re ‘a6 | . ; . ore : 9uU vans as Wea ned 7 | . : 4 , A By. | lef "a Qi / f r Fa => — i caus d h : ) iar ove ®t . 4 Fabes. Peas) , ' ee mi i he ° - « " - 7 3 . r a€gtalne' ‘oe rot : "r) o : : : | — - sm ag Cor ” = — - | {) NX k ra ‘oir } ite" 86.00 eh bioed pressure brings on hard en’ | ew * ? ta - ass , - : . 4 *. ’ ~ . i _ . . ~ : _ , ° . . }*, 4 «i Bea ‘na? be 2 S. ’ / : rg of the arterica, apop exyv, 1 .i@ asa 60 -» al . [ a F " a ~—™ er. oe a. a.> i, Imnorted Mohair r, . = ~~ ° ‘ . ‘7 : , . ph « — . . . ; as ~ riah o .. ase and o*ten eudden a . * ~~. - * 2@- : . + ‘ : ~ i +? ' apa’ . : : n a \* a a. 3 I ~ ~ ” i ~ mi a . . - . . . , , —_ ~ iT ~ 7 ‘Ot eT Lasv . ; Aa al) *SITA nine _ > . = “ -_> : . e « _ ‘ . a ex ed vege ads exer ‘>er ; 2 : | se i l¢ Tre ™ . | - ; ~ - 77 ’ : : - . : > - » = reecrintiae 5 . \\ 4 ~~ nN “ sf) > | ne : Ls -* : ‘ra . , rn fe | inne? Ta Nn TIsTure. ee -- ° - « _/- “+ end > re rn : T = AS =P 6 ~ . * @& €& eat ex] 7 “ee \enQ ; eer 3 : oe . re + i “~ ° * A « : : = - =" _ ~ . a _ cas | -_ ress 2% 4 > ng 1 +” Led Ta eee ee = . . . , " . ee . 7 = aia es A ~ . and =« . a = ~ es a 2 >> ~ ~ - o ~ a” Stn 4 ind s isi as give ir e mone Pra ADVERTISEMENT (er Saig sriesed eck ‘lef? ‘ ‘ ue ‘Stl > ae > ana ar 4 = * = rr 6 i*@ o- 2 ‘ : PSTiINng Vaiues at $15 Spend This Summer in Wiscon . : f } . » * - . , ~ are ‘“. ‘ . . t? : : 3 “ai ‘ e ee i.°? rs. “ «re 7. > BA 6 eo _ : ~ . - . * *~ . ° « ~ialbte " . ore Nes ate 7u rere a" C ig 2e ’ : — Ami " ie nee — ane Ou * * ix - ta? «av a /-* e V I ad ; vr i* ™ ™ >)? . ~~ Lare a — >. . : \ ." ———_ 7 — rv. ene _ : + ~ — _ ohibition Age ; ’ ; .e In er in IS \ ‘N ~ ~~ 4 ~ ogy ev se Ras — : «=* ng . efare Pea ~ ye dil ; a i ~~ “ ar teu ume : - _ . as i formacton. os aiena p te somNg of 1921 eh Forthe Hs ep HH pare C Moderately Priced Mami! Gen) Act. 205 Beat. “48 im the enforcement service ie |} ¢ OMAN 0 Cars Larger haa Usual Srzes e y . . . . = . : ° : i tar Rwit 14 : ; wa) * , Lin, P| | : ~ ; ~ ‘ ~ = 7 _ a © &ebeala be -_—— ; : = = as — as : ‘ ‘ : ss resses. Pidgin or emoreid- with hand brer ‘wetees., Roaewn as Kinex Preecripticoa. Te ‘met ee tees . - , — +e . ries ' ima iu Extr - eRe on ioe ~ Md =_- seer sy ree (rm ent rREB ea om ™“ "e ~ + on | - é =~ J fa ” + eel ve 4 bt Lake ” ‘rimming. Pete it oie ss or meile the ‘ one 1 bi “Cer ~ » a bora fortes . ‘eve .aod, = Rik 4 : ‘ P a , t hi Dr = 1) . ma halle . ie ‘iat | ° ke ak id ec o rer Per king maa a s ep- n — en > 1.50 Baby Blankets. hur % esl gns. Ath inches ~ 4% ‘ou ‘ake Se "eck ©” getting (he roupler 18. cine An , , . I D *T R= T YN TT 4 1 — ol x: Coa Flannel Rubber Sheet . . " guerearnt "er aay w _ ~ ’ eae ORS tion etie eve , a — = os house. i ‘nes - . hues . onge 9 : : La by ; Step- n ra ims Sl. J S ‘ . ' ’ , ’ White es rions — » oo ube ie praenes : Osrrucieu “hairs ina | Socks. dropstitch top. pair —_ . Pe o : \ ° r? ' : , i . _ , Pai Linge ric Oop ifturd | loor Toy Shop—Doewnstair=a ' Intants Shep—Third F'oder Tinard on ae ee ee x Le —= So eae! 2 Ae “ ; a a caine tial

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- a TUESDA . me MAY 26, 1925. ee — —— ret " ne a we For Mother | Healthful, Nutritious and Invigorating pe SWISS BOCK] » BOHEMIAN MALT ‘>, For Your Health WABASH Week - End Excursions | —_—_— ——_ i st— One Fare? For Round Trip TO ILLINOIS POINTS Nameok! toDecatur inclusive Tickets good leaving St. Louis 3:40 pm and 6:30 pm Saturday and 830 am Sunday. Returning to St. Louis Sunday Or on Monday morning TO MISSOURI POINTS Angium to Moberly inclusive bol. ‘ \ : — As! ‘ '§ Tickets good leaving St. Louis ai | 4:52 pm and 7:00 pm Saturday and 7:02 am Sunday. Returning to St. Louls by noon Mondar. is Week—Frevhly Made. , shocolate-Dipped ~~ mb Molasses gull oc Half Pound “2 >\' ervoort-made « ay ‘s rekulariy at 60¢ pound. ndy Shop—First Fioer. — = + ew - Embellish The BO) omian Malt BOHEMTAW MALT | on the market NO. BoILNS ag, rose joie: Qe Olive 7003. or write — & Co.. 354 N. Desplaines St ' ‘ Further particulars at Wabash Ticket Offices 1 328 N. Broadway A D - Union Station . Chicago, Ulinois elmar Ave. Station —— = ———— “ie Daily POST-DISPAiGii alone has 51.00 MORE CITY Circulalion than GOTH other evening newspapers COMBINI.D —_—_ . , INDICTMENT AGAINST DW. ROSS QUASHED Thro#n Out on Technicality— | New Charge, With Defects Remedied, Necessary. Because of two technical flaws) in an indictment called for trial! yesterday against Donald W. Ross, | convicted looter of the remains of | the Night and Day Bank of which} he was in charge as Deputy State, Finance Commissioner, Circuit | | Judge Frey sustained a motion.-to)| quash the charge. | The Court’s action makes it; necessary for the Circuit Attorney) to ask a new indictment in which| the technical defects will be cem-| edied. The indictment squashed | vesterday was the second on the) ‘same charge, the first having also! thrown out of on a! rechnicality - heen court Coupon DISPATCH WANTS. ~ ————_— 7 a ongee Silk © 9) Inches Wide mment red stamp. A low r for frocks, for hangings, 3 wide $1.98 Yard and WASHINGTON AV. CORNER SEVENTH WEDNESDA Y—A Marvelous SALE of Over 175 Smart : : | », 3S rder VoilesAQE EN Yt AY | 1 $3.50 Yard \ = | . A ae . : | ——_ “hy Vorles a charming Reloth colored striped : : ; Table: _—— -— — - — embroidered variety to choose with nehams Ginghams bmngs handsome | mer frocks These Conghams ‘yd 4 qualities. 32 inches wide. stro Rayon Crepe S100 Vard ripes and piain colors mm this pe winel will make up inte e for Summer. 356 inches wide lar obes tively Priced Abile Robes for those who will J motect one's clothing from dust $9.50 English Mohair Robes. $6.00 Imported Mohair liobes in an extra fine quality. Tan mixture, Ea me -_——- — ee c—_ ory .. ah Sy Ae a { adfuls for Baby tely Priced needed for the little one 5 com: her can be easily selected 1 hop. : Dressy Flare Models— Tailored | ’ Styles—Elegant Summer Fur | Borders—Rich Trimmings —New Spring Colors Handmade 4 Nightgowns $1 Batiste Nightgowns 5 with hand brier stitehimg 5 and lace trimming. : Formerly Priced $19.75, $25 and $29.25 designs. 50x26 inches $1 r Sheet. evelets at corners $1.50 , top. pair a i $1 ; A decided reduction has been tuken On) /\ — .. $1.25 these Coats of superior quality. All the 750 new fashion notes of fabric, color and | - eae $1 trimmings are shown in these very smar' : ed gf _ 59¢ models. Elsewhere such Coats are still y - . . . . . , uding ears 756 ' selling at far higher! prices. 16.75 q bindings } 106 85¢ FOURTH FLOOR , ~ | } °—w—w oS ee = oo EE an Sarre 7 , 7 , @ealer does no ir Fabric. s tbc for one can. and 2oc for ADDRESS BICYCLES, CAMERAS, BOOKS, rand packing. Case OFFICE FURNITURE, ete. 1s) at $8.25 per case-——case ‘ BOUGHT and SOLD at a PROFIT to | - crry . STATE -.. €P)B bevers and sellers THROUGH POST- MOTORIST HELD FOR DEATH OF WOMAN IN $10,000 BOND | Verdict of Criminal Carelessness Against Phillip Ezar, Whose Car Hit Mrs. Emma Davis. 4 Coroner's: verdict of criminal] arelessness was returned today 'ngainst Phillip Ezar, 338 vears old@., | lof 1808 Rutger street. in the case of the death, Sundar; of Mrs Emma Davis,, 35. of 1911A Ila’! |Salle street, who suffered a frac. | tured skull and internal injuries | when struck by a machine driven | by Ezgar. His bond was fixed at $10,000 The’accident occurred at Sev- enth boulevard and Chouteayu ave- nue. and witnesses testified “that | Ezar, after span Mrs. Davis drove from the scehe of the acci- dent. He was Ca ight at Seca? d (and Walnut stree‘s tifled that Vi rs. Witnesses tes- Ezar's machine struck Davis twice, the knocking her some distance and | the second time rur | Ezar made y first time Ds ing over hey -@ment at the il ‘j les* ToS Doi i - ryé said he had been drinking and . denied knowl jze of striking Mrs. Davis 4 partly filled with " ‘ . - » t ~ . Yae na TESTIMONY OF PRATHER IN TRIAL OF HEBER NATIONS Centinued from Preceding Pace. » run, so that Gus id ‘nen “ft told him, uothing doing, that wouldnt make anv ment.” He said that ik With Nations. Records of Brewmaster Ldward Wagner Jr. of 4010 Mae - Pusitu such state- | was his last Olla place oriner bDrewmaster at € Pne Pre mn r) ite husine testified a | - + rewer e es egzginning ia} ss «a - aq l€é dates und quantities, ranging from 1000! 1400 cases of beer on the various! davs. and corresponding to those n the indictment. from memorandurin book Wagner said that on hie little red the same ha lled away e cdavs when the rave he saw the beer ‘Tucd&KSe (on 4 . aA eu ef c A i . — a ’ a = ¢ . e x4 . ! | ‘ exe . — e i ea" « pa \Vagner's) " r On cross-examination Attorne’ Cullen asked Wegner, “Did vou eve epend a day in jail, or pay a fine for your confessed violations of the | law?” An objection by sustained. Defense ITawyer Overruled. Drott was) “It doesn't matter.’’ Judge Faris said, as to the point raised by Cul- jer ‘The statute of limitatior coees not Dar prose im u ree < € fe ae We 27 eo 4 : ‘ e Govern n 1S When Cullen attenipted to renew e 82 ne of questioning. the c t said sharply, “I am not fee ing we and I probab aven’ contro! ver tempe ehould ive When |] ule on & rratter at € — wee { eT) said he wished ‘ve r "ecord s‘'raigh nd Judez iTis 88a You ha re - ight, ane | Ink ¥ it I haves ar } } Coun sé HT ?, ay rTO-NIG TC MC PROW Al a A Vegetable Relief For Constipation Nature’s Remedy (NR Tab- lets) a vegetable laxative with a pleasant, near-to- The same PR — in one-third éesees, cendy-costed. Fer children end e¢ults. ——<$——— StS TS Beginning Tomorrow, Wednesday, 9 A.M. | | Continues » Fhursday LWwWaAris = Friday On Sixth Street, Between St. Charles and Locust Just Arrived From a Flying Trip to New York With the Greatest Sensation St. Louis Has Ever Seen TREMENDOUS RESSES Be Prepared for the Holiday Week-End Just in Time for the Holiday 5 a i The Pick of the Market ) Dresses Made to Sell for $20 and $25 ' Never in all our years of business have we been able to of- fey values like these. Three busy days were taken up by our buving staff in New York to pick the cream of the dress . | market. The finest makers have contributed to this collec- | tion. : vat wonderful Dresses they are. Come and SPC .']l want more than one and at this price you shou ror future needs. —rr———— What a Wonderful Selection # vf Fabrics! 6 Silk Broadcloths Stringed, figure d and solid colors Washable Silks Prints bordered prints What an Assortment of Styles and Colors! : For Sports For Street For Parties For Dinner For Afternoon —_ Straightline Models Beaded Models Pleated Models Embroidertes Panel Frocks AND WHAT GORGEOUS COLORS! Included are v4-in en’s Sizes Flowered Crepes Wom 36 to 48 It ane acdsee. eccei ; , " Lanvin Green Maize Beige ; Misses’ Sizes Powder Blue Red Orchid Sport Silks 14 to 36 Rose Brown Black Tan (ray Navy Georgettes Stout Sizes Up to 52 White Dresses For Spotts Wear Millinery Dept. Special Crepe de Chines A Very Lucky Pur- chase Enables This SHOES! Sale- The newest novelty footwear and the greates! shoe values in St. Louis are found here. This lucky purchase makes the values even more pronounced Come prepared to buy several pairs. Patent White Pumps Satins Blonde Trims Cut-Outs Kid Inlays Novelty Tan Calf Combinations Straps VALUES UP TO $8.50 , — ~— \ tf. a7 ee Pk The Latest Hat for Sport Wear This adorable new creation in white ani black kid » now all the rage at the Eastern resorts It ie absolutely the smartest sport mod- el! tntroduced this season You will isn mediately went one of these Hats is goon as you see them. 95 STEWART’S, 415 NORTH 6TH -~

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ning newspaper COMBINED The D a = - — —- _—~- -_- - a aily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one becund ove cee A AA ~_—_— | | y, be 69c Window Screens 95c Clothes Racks Fiber Wardrob - an A \ ° ° $1 | Cream Freezers Best made extension kind: °4- Family size; made pe | er 71¢ Soap Combination eS ported willow. } rs Trunks be * (Linut of 1 to customer), 7 | 10 bare Crystal “a Baran ga ; 5°. q White Laundry Soap, upute Freezer: Mov 7 be 2 | . K (eee with 3 cane Kitchen ? » one and sanilary. : og2 322255523 . : | i — harbores — os. Gay Btecoree:: 4 : 25c Clothes Props 7S5c Grass Sickles q (Third FI ° B t 95 . 79c Camp Chairs s 8 feet long, ; Fine German steel c Set Aluminum 125 F] (] asners f biade araes Steet “ding back tr smooth or C » CX- Bargain asemen “irro”’ 9-in. moun- () Bb. yale a 5() $ ec 1C O es Samuels: tra sharp. i. .s,: , tain cake pan with 5 C nes ss C — Be ee $-in. pie pan. Both for ee SR AAS = v4 9 es — “Electric Mandy,’’ a fully guaranh- 65c Wash Tubs 70c Grass § & Rees ee powonpye Fagkinee i hine with copper tub Of best galvanized oe 70c Serving Trays 4-qt. size, first qual- teed W ashing Machine ns iron, No. 1 medium tempered i ¥ i ity “hite ‘ WIZE, 2. cc ec cee ee OW «— HOO 0 eee eetivesnyy English ware. nick- ity. White Sic and meta] s 95 vb ® : ———— —-—_ —______ —s a e el plated. Round or enameled ware...... s Ww n 2 i ng x 78c Clotheslines 9c Grass Catchers Grass Ca = oval. ..... va rseeees 65c and 75c Skillets ae . = = Stron =a wee Br eter | , . a om” ie “Tt wringer ss nt ; able oO various if | 75¢ Cook Kettles 3 W wW.6 al “ bi Outfits glass. 5 y Various colors with far Ms S nati wonderful combin Bettie O'Cedar Polk IN CT LOUIS’ LARGEST Dewen ...bietee knee and {asaels; # ——=—_ a rrr? ey one ee ° . ? ' ae - e " ae 1 PA nn “eet oO qua : or 89c Dinner Pails ish and O'Cedar Dust Oc 1 . a8. at ” junior floor’ lampa. . 36-inch Silk - and - Cotton i rye : Cloth. Both for.... a 50c Polis Knox Pair .......) oe | Poplin—a good qualiiy. nee Cae ee ot ; HOU VW ' Fors silv al inuwm or e¢ aa a. een a 8," sy l ” tay ameled miners’ Din- 75c to $2.00 Shopworn im ak ae , ) - 7 ‘6 " $1.00 to $1.50 F P ; Silk Crepe Ss Black cnily..... i ies es ear E isl paar Aluminum DE PARTMENT nickel. (Old stock, but good.) = = - ‘ Bh arias Ea Sly Rel nam ) Various size Frene bk. 40-inch Silk-and-Wool Pop- : ; -— -__ > + oe. hg 15¢c Knives and Forks saw with 5-inch screw 5(0c Lat ecole Bacs: Baskets, prettily dec- 5 A be (Main Fleor—N : perce ei ey ™ : argc — | _— oreted.. 4. ineubene 4 ' 2 le in Our New Bargain Basement. Lmported, with stee] () driver. Both fo. sae No Telephone Mail or treated with cedar or white } ree os “" me . \ a blades, 3 Of each 5 ‘d ° f 3. ° pine. 18 pans oo ‘ etalsro. tc —_— 50c carment Bags Notice * C. O. D. Orders Filled Each Gray enameled deep g@ - 95¢ Pantry Stool — During This Sale. . in oval shape, fit in c Fantry oo “ROY” (Limit 3 to lak, 5 .i.teee : . > & Pon 24 ee ' Folding. (Sh Large cedarized 26'42X0 - customer.) (Shopworn. Limited Lot.) : , worn.) Limited inch Bags; moth, germ an¢ . : , Mo s d | “a ik, un yic pale ex acid dustproof. 80c Paints 85c Polishing p , | : (Limit, 6 te pre enaioe gg erneen Large triangle-shape floor * : rastemer.) lieady-mixed hous@ and floor «iTS b . i 36-inch silk and cotton mixed F ee Pants. Sh ane polishing Mop C $3.50 Bridge | . : : : : ‘ 1; treated ready . 5 Pongee—for dresses, blouses, Cc or With pon brush, 5 C ’ C a . | , en Ce CN a ee draperies, ete. In shades of GUN. due ckivusss | For Reading maize, orchid, rose, brown, green, 65c Colanders Black tan, copen blue, navy blue and Of pure aluminum. wrought abs | “ C é6 9? Family size floor bases white. ig in ds Me eae as an e eaten with adjust- (Bargain Hasement—Nugents.) oya - pedetarowo et. ) - able arm and \ 25c Salad Plates socket. Vas . v 90c Cake or Pudding Pans \ beautiful stove with large 16-inch side-oven, full | ee eee beautiful he a re a liswm ints . : . ‘ el vial i Pa a. “"” 0 co rateds s. 4 Of pure aluminum 5() height broiler and Star gas-sav ing a rs; white pot , embossed for map hy er ° d S ] b-(UArt C Pee TE at ‘Clain doors on ovel alt 7. shades Long cord eae | is ————7=- ' | Btee.. is abun , s. New Printed Silks — P extra large cooking top. etre ae a Water’ Ge plete 7 . ahi — = 2626 ms ed pattern sate ' +0 ‘ a . a : ein bendebicns - This Is the Lowest Price at q ~ All $2 25 S Benches e gg fmt la 150 Refrigerators $3.00 Screen Doors ;::., £9 Strong Lawn Ren . * ° P . 4) Silks Offered e ad Folding style, roomy and extra Bm $ Exceptionally t ° : Have strong mortised and glued braced; finished with weatherproo en- , fittin In patte ‘ 100-Lb. Ice Capacity frames-—walnut Tinian One are fitted amel and varnished; holds 3 persons a men of all Beautiful One of the best values Hitt 2: WSS ee ey ee comfortably. Very special..........-. ———s f into the loose-fitti . . . > : . | - . Quality Crepe ever offered for a good Re- gE — of the $1.50 Steamer Chairs—-Adjustable to 4 positions, With $1. double-breasted é€ » s -~ . > . - Mey ade « iped dus lk ‘ ; : frigerator. 7i vp e¢ ih Fo owing comfortable seat, mad ef strip ¢ de Chin ° ae ereen Ss " $5.00 Porch Swings: wel! button consery It's easy to Large Apartment Aowire, Yd. cSeS “s made and roomy langcing tans stripes, no make ~~ 19¢ 2ft. Gin, by G6ft. Gin, = porch Swing with non-rue: b] : lark and when the fabri House Style 2ft. Sin. by 6ft. Sin. chains $3 95 i ues, Ga = alee teen Mull 100-Ib. ice capacity with 2ft.10in. by 6ft.10in Complete won : new novelty weay aie foun. Pee CREE RSG “guarantees iT a> eae $10.50 Lawn Swings , regulars and shor mtite > 7 And , odorless” provision chamber and Sft. y . , Full 4-passenger aige: ‘. Py , ans that vou rich golden oak finished Case. . Choice of All Sizes bo it ed throughout, Gabardin " have fabri ind Only 150 to sell at this unusual! ‘ : making it we 4 the trimmine , © $3.95 Screen Doors, light natural ie, i tial S Men! Here are o ( prac baal arniehe, Funstantia 4 , . f need righ: finish, hig! Is =" — hed; $2.95 Special... scm Gabardines and piece ie tree fancy givie: all siz a * 86.00 Porch Shadex;: for these cool ei Ger these silks | - ~ $5.83 Screen Doors for front doors: 6 feet wide sun Shadwe; and novelty ¢ Bae are the rage’ ——S= : , ° et - green slats, will drop ' extra hea VY pane: stvie of finest lum- to ; feet in length. \- : ? % Only 1! 3 te 1 's | . ber. fitted with galvanized $4 95 Complete "$4.95 ' Yards Required wire: all sizes Tore . pulleys, 4 : for a Froch Terms $5.00 Cash—Balance Monthly P a fie . bs bya (Hargeain Hasecment—Negents.) < —_ — }

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Lemay TUESDA MAY 26. iss, ee — — eco me a = wee nine ai ee The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ a —_ ee rae ——————— Ee Have We Your Name on Our Charge Lists? Store Closed All Day Memorial Day Fiber Wardrobe | i PrP , Trunks Pullman | Icy-Hot Jugs: 7 - Nadsco Silk , 95c Clothes ‘Baskets Yamily size: m Sorted wiloe ne losely (Lamit of l to c : X B hi C: ) | ve d Silk : | | I ouris | A large variety of styles in- nota va ge fy and ra well — J — — _ sey -eiet nee the Onaiee iting Cam, Hose f ! bound, strong hardware and | 4 z ell meade, good qual- , Jugs. Keeps contents cold and also fancy Caps. In prices Nedsce full-@hbbideed eli-all’ ag Map wee jock, with open, bulge plush | } Y ack enamel duck; eoliad | without ice or hot without ranging from chiffon and service ‘weight 7 We re rain foreed with top, dust curtain, laundry 7Is easier corners and straps; | fire. Ideal f | Hose Well reinforced with high spliced heels In biack locking bar, tray with remov- x or $ 95 Q5 high spliced heels, (ome in white Frenenh ~~ ow Tee able hat 85 out- to ° ~ oe white gun- $ Q5 nude mesa, Piue $ S50) x | ° = meta, toast, nl atmosphere » the etc. “M ed nge- ./5 form. + — —— 4 ings. pit. aie 6 a & as meéta. rene h ° « e Les g° t —S=== 7 : BEF Bh. cocce- : Wednesday ...... , The Store for Sites ALL the People. nude and pearl — = io 301 ..ceae | 5c Grass Sickles (Third Floor—Nugents.) (Third Flceor-W ts.) (Tollet seeds os etigy a Pp 4 (Totilet oe ee Sizes §.., to i6 -” Fine German stee! Main Fleer.) =e oor.) (Main Fieor—Nugents.) (Main Plevug—Vagents.> maGe grass Hook: ex. sharp. 70c Grass § Shears | Of ext — fine 50d 79c — re wne a We made; adijusr- lle to fit various de RR ES C Continuing the Big Decoration Sale of Men’s Shirts at (r $1.65 | A Fi a ‘Sale of Beautiful New Summer : For | ie Piste if S Decoration Y Pastime Day VV New Smart Summer New Summer Frocks of Tub Dresses Silk or Crepe . Materials: Materials: Printed Voiles, oe Plain Voiles, Linens, Crepe de Chine Tub Silks and Crepe Foulards. Mohpac and if ra oor rT a! a . lrpees x Brite Georgeite & Crepe . Silk bee, Sg: bass epee a CafriIs arid ad, iStabie i) ' n gr or 1OW grass Just “00 in the Jes. New White Felts White Felt Hats—the Hat of the hour. Smart styles in all the new shapes, selftrims or smartly banded. Priced. e Lawn Mowers The daintiest of Georgette " Scarfs {n lovely rose printed While 85 | effects ang conventional de- They signs on backgrounds of the 95 Dast 2 geason'= smartest colors. $ , pe . 95 4 Fringed and tailored bot- : a == tom styles. Each Normandy Voiles COLORS: Stripes in green, biue and rose mae : As well as Linen and Voile Combinations well as plain pink, green, peach, and orchid, tan and navy, black and whi te. na’ ry and white. or- _ - x ~ =i mp —— 69 STYLES: Fiare and flounce, straightline, chid and white, r« 4 and white $ 95 5 95 Va aris ~ ence ° panel and apron effects == p— iO Us ua? see l« . . ~ “4 a a4 ' _ ped quality fer aa : —— COLORS: Stripes, green, pink. orchid, navy, TRIMMINGS: Dainty laces, ribbon ties, pear! ..:. «d nae C : peach or red; tan and navy, red and white and crochet buttons, pockets, beits, yokes of or- mae / black and white, green and tan, Copen and gandie, and fine tucks Popular White Kid 1 white on light and dark background $ fo =! 50 ez ane Silk Crepe Scarfs TRIMMINGS: Consist of silk ribbon ties STYLES: Straig! me wore were er ae Hats ay Aang 1 pockets, buttons, belts, applique. organdie or lace flare and flounce styles, panel and apron effects. In solid white, or black Hand-bliocked Crepe de and white, in becoming soft VOK eas. French Stier) Pests x Pauses with long hand * "hin Scarfs in rilllant . . : : ‘ts: very apes a Slt 2 one ya ee Sizes for Women and Misses Sizes for Misses 14 to 20 a ee Sores Speen, ' ODWo ; i 7 . oic¢ iT and | rrTis “ice; Hien ry hand-knot ‘ed fringe 14 to 20—36 to 45S For Women 36 to 48 65c — a Metal Waste Pane: Baskets, pret) orate. 50c 90c eens, ‘5rayv enamele: im oval shape ein. $1.95 ““" $2.95 (Second Ficer—Nagenia.) on ends _ Each ae $3. 15 be (Main Figer—Nagenta) Se J Sale on Second Floor . bd > . f ieee 5 Wail Brevi ’ $1.50 Silk Gloves, $1.19 Hair Nets, 49c Doz. Boys Btouses, 96c $1.15 Window Shades, 85c : P : ; —— > , , rs ol Sftules . B an | \\ sh S 12 and 16 Button Lengths _ ? or hada Style es - I a, oy gy alll. 5 ae al Se allope d and Fringed OVS Longies as rr? ; nA ss MIOUD.e& MEF! air res ; ruma?’ mwaue »? - Brit (r¢ ‘ pa le in sativ scale o he oper fom — 1? and 16 hutton Sj kK es ves Have ’ air Ty CAD or Gaia ” etyle a a fe ves ly rT) oe WW r) = che »2& anda onen = een ana sochep : ' pgp af “ Siit Select vi ra v A ' ot Cul me tr Trac @ of (Ast color Wasananh.e *} ‘ I ors are plain rN me d drawn and hand-em- . . © im. and 4 widtia. ca fornia style Bathing Suits in plail materials; in a number of styler, colors ‘hite and r~ahele abie arm ~2 broidery trim the Jap For camp, at the beach, for picnics oped horde: Pend ' hange Sore ms fancy stripes and designs Limited quant ities Sleon white ane | tan Wwais. — de o,. Crepe Frocks. Sizes 36 and for atil-round purposes. 7 tet ‘Third Fleer.) (Fourth Fleer.) range from 4 to 1° vears with white pants | o 44. Extra sizes, ¢6 onstruction makes nication 9 (Fourth Fleer.) Sizes 3 to 7. Limit- rated parc!) oe Sill Sbncareaks for outéant sae $5 Rengo Corsets, $3.45 Wall Paper, 8c to 22c pergedicles ary (Third Fleer.) 1 Practical Belt Corset RAH OB BO Colored Bandannas, 19c sey iade*« ong ANC f ctiitt ; a ees 2D ne [tle on eee oe boned = models Ee see A large selection ef discontinued pat- Red or Blue to Choose From ry $ 15 —“' aes Ideal for Vacation Time ‘ink bre with ¢ at top. s grades and n first-class conditio: For Gipsy parties and outings. large enemas ear Banjo Ukes from $2.95 to $10.00 : r a fining Recaus g d . we offe size used for outing s neckerchiefs 4 Limit of 1. Select one from our iarge ana W* me VACK a) RAS nem at sper prices. ot ge oan A Taverne Of (ae i “(Third Fleor—Sagents.) (Fourth Fleor—N agents.) , asscrted stock (Third Fleer.) (Feurth Floor.) ‘(Third Fieor.) ache (Main Fleer.) . Complete $6) .34 » - ————\ ere $159 to $1.65 Artificial ( ~7 o aa: Just the Suit You Have Been Wanting | figgast.| Army Cots $ Qs ful printed borders in new Summer culors. Yard. ........ Pho rea a one pring. 30%" : ‘eo Pose va 85¢ Beverly Voiles er ara as Wash Fabrics <8 62 —_ aheer Volles Extra Heavy Cotton Cot Pads se Pit. . si x staple and high grade shades. ‘‘(;vuaranteed resploual inte 6 C Third Fieer—Nugents.) . . ’ Printed Voiles 50c Tissue Ginghams Beautifu! printed patterns and 10 toe 20 yard iengthe of exe! ent Sloane’s “Argonne” Velvet Rugs color cambinations on tine heer quality’ Tianve, Giaghama, weten is wn =; & i extra wel! 33 erproof en » persons ns, with $1.19 Vole Striped patterns included ty Be ‘ifyl Chinese 29 inches wide stripe, paid and nevelty pat 29¢ os ist : n! choo fron Yard , ; $1.00 terns; also piein. Yard.. Very Unusual Values al Sunglow 29¢ a a This Price PP ey ee 2 to 19 yard lengths A complete assort ° Canton Crepe in beau- : ment of pattertia and Gabardines and Topcoats tiful plain shades of of cotton crinkied co 10 Ff combinations Men! ffecta and modls in white. black. navy, stripe underwear printed on half -allkx Gebare! eet betee "3 Just che Coat “ mone helio, ; ees imc crepes. Needs no iren- ne oe chines, 96 ’ ee Maize, inches Wiee. for these coo! Spring days. Tans, grays ~ ] Q ee grey. ing. Plats 16c Yard 9&c and novelty effect@......- seer wreeeenes Yard _79¢ ghades. Yare (Main Fileer—‘agenis) | wm Tere | : » 4 N ° (Third Fleer—Y\uagents. ) f (Third Ficer—‘* agents.)

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| oe alll —_—— ———_ ail ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The i POST-DISPATCH atone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening pilin Bot COMBINED — (AY 38 = 4a AY 36. 1938 = —. ’ Wa ar Here ALcguliied of »muggting. > 7 na — $$$ $$ $$$ . — -OCHESTER, XN. Y. May 26.— ar oi a ai IN COUNTY. JAILS . iTive¢ frien : 4 a Ni ie 4) i_ear’ : lal @: of £ | Py Overbokizer Murder I fend- : Oe e purpese of! the Victoria Cross. was acquitted) ¥ Detroit | agi ay ents Are Transferred. esterday im bedera!] District Court a q - ni. * sides Tha : | Hest . LEESVILLE. Ind. May 24.-— : wee » . , ee ‘ ‘ omar e ) ANN NIN 6 mT R | Pomeestag alent actemsthe co:| i readeaindi SLESVILLE, Ind. May 24— Lé LAY erde, ‘'’ wears s home 3 . > = rhe mo hon > in Fert Erie. Ontario : . n06-08 Washington Ar.—Thru to Strath & = age $0. | : ~ ADVEETISEMENT 1) WAITEN SKIN | ; ; , ‘So eas ’ . : ada ad *« . : _— eh » ~ ‘ ce “ on B : «2 z ; - > a ; Bi +. ® F @ ) ; { * Par. Off.) yt a. | —~ iKeg | NEW ARRIVALS IN BRIDAL DRESSES o— By SPECIAL! 1200 PAIRS SILK HOSE......$1.19 We Are Showing Many Unusual Models for Wedding wy ji) Wa oF » * Full-Fashioned. All Perfect. Chiffon and Thread Silk Gowns and Attendant Frocks, $25 to $19) \ AA & \ a_i Weights in Newest Summer Colors : HM-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Strth Street : : : We picture sr , ft? ¢ at 35 = : , : 4 . 2 A Special Purchase | Sale of Fine New Dresses A Rare Offering At 825 OVELY Frocks, indeed. for every Summertime need! You will ummediately be impressed with the ~— sharacter o* | these dresses. The great variety of modes and materials per- ° : mits the widest choosing. Flat crepes. georgettes. a the ie Another Record Breaking Sale of 2200 : : crepe de chine, printed silks, and laces are some of the mech Tub Silk! Pongees! Silk-Eponge! Amazing Values! “> as of St. Louis women were fortunate enough to secure some of these remarkabie Summer silk Frocks when we placed them on sale a month ago. They were so wonderful the supply was ex- hausted in a few days without public sale. Another wondertul selection awaits vou Wednesday. enee ee ieee ts Obs 8 et bar bos é Ai - are suitable modes for bridesmaids, tor sca tor vacation and sport wear. for street and afternoon needs. You will find every new mode and every mew color. We say seriously that no offering im some time has been as comprehensive | im modes. as Outstanding in values or as wondertu! in opportunity as this sale of better dresses. . ke a, ¢ “Te AS s ia dee es ia . IE i i ~~ op — apap: wae oe Stages a 2 vey oS Bil ies) Sad a 2 ci rk a3 Peer. Panga = Pale . ~ * 3 al Sal sce te er : OS tl ES oe ree ee ae es Sy. ee ors ith at RRO ES, Rice ane. PORE Lae 5 : le alo Stat te ee ae 3 ee Ae a ree ee Ge ty ; Re Tr 5S aee $7 Lak erie ee Sf i a: eR ii ye a* “— 2 3h ’ : Gace > 2 eee : ? 7% =e ee pat : r} ° TBR eee wee eR aioee tans See ak A bhi da S Sa ee Tae a a ~~ > Fs aie eo oF =. 2 Les bt - i Et ot a re: J *, rie ey ak eo tee My Fourth , in Pa , — So Oa ae, ee eT " Ye? , heen} ae Ae ‘ tsps 4. ny fey Skee tats ps uw fhe eg ee . os oa RS Oe Ce ey > OER ee I ae styles are in the very best taste and manner. ? The entire stock will be displayed. Saleswomen will wear the various models so you may see them at@ glance. Solid colors and stripe combinations in new- est shades. Dozens of new details. Many patterns which have never been shown before. MISSES AND WOMEN’S SIZES 16 to LARGE SIZES, 44 - 46 - 48 - 50 - 52 MOP FIRE P ERR ER PER RERERES . SAOEREREEDE® PPevit. tit ee Sd ee) ee et | be on A GREAT SAMPLE’SALE! 53 Ensemble Suits 1000 Pieces Underwear DRASTICALLY REDUCED! 42 Suits..... Half Price. .... $20 Se 41 Suits..... Nel Price... .. $10 1 9 Silk & Cloth Coats / 3 bo I/> see 54D some Of Regular Prices anneal chemise, bloomers. princess slips 32 Coats pee ae Half Price ceees $14 in crepe de chine, — voile. Datiste and satinay RELINE S—Third Foor. wre v "SW Main Fle a PRAEALAAAPAREAREARE ABAD S Odea eee ne —— - - ~~ _- ae ——_

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ctrow ncinneati E HATS HATS KID HATS STRAWS . $1.19 ad Silk alwes! t taste and manner. . Saleswomen wil] may see them at a ombinations in new- ils. Many patterns fore. 9- 48-50-52 _—_” a J y G, Stephenson, Earl Klinck ani! of venue to this county from 1! TUESDAY, ——e - 1 ec ag mar ntl oh a Nie The ilincrees POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CiTY Circulation than BOTH oa RET met Ee a ~— - ~~ other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOUIS | POST-DISPATCH 11 SE EE TN +s ne Hamilton County Jail vestar ; ; ne + #81! yester- of the trio probably could not be eXOBL BPSVILLE, Ind., May 26.- aay Phey were granted a chances | held betore the terimn of court start ie liing Oct. 1. Last Day to get the FREE for Spring Cleaning High-powered help i in the hardest of house- keeping tasks is yours for the asking. A telephone call to Main 3220 will bring the | Eureka to your door. Noobligation, of course. | UNION ELECTRIC | LIGHT AND POWER CO. 12TH AND LOCUST +* ¢ MAIN 53220 Webster Groves « Wellston ~« St. Charles ~ and all other branches You Have a Charge Account with Us. — - $F FFFOttttet: You ica? t see SPHENSON IN COUNTY JAIL | n +01 Gene: a w no are a wiin Marion County Criminal Court at ! Gerinig j Louis = d e A Sahoo gue a wveare old ut ~ ¢ ; os ‘ ti - ere lias = f Ges ¢ feath fre: Ap opie d of ner vurel ae! ‘ 1 & 4 | ea = ial Starck 1618 OLIVE ST. . SE Ger. 11th) Kroger Store Robbers Patoled PLAYE | From Boonville Are Arrest- R. PIANO $10 Per Month START MONTHLY PAYMENTS IN 30 DAYS ~FREE pat] ite v *. ath pe. riage oe Floor amp With Silk hade. usic Roll Cab- net. 200d selection of Music Rolls. Handsome Bench Your Old Musical as Part First Payment New Starck Player-Pianos, $900 to $1,500 8 A Starck Piano Ga. aia: of Starck Grand, Upright and Player-Pianos 1018 OLIVE St. (S. E. Cor. 11th) St. Louis _ you to vacation at home. itemized. Included ise the railway fare ly You can ¢ajoy an outing in the Rockies 3 _ for very little more than it would cost Wonderful It may seem incredible—but bere are two Colorado vacations with the expenses _ berth, meals en route from St. Louis to $120 $140 Denver or Colorado Springs and return: to _ 150 mile motor tour from Denver Rocky Mountain National Park over sky | for ih and twelve days accommoda- ~~ - | onan eae hotale in or camps. Travel ne Even these low costs may be reduced, if two travel together. Rasiroad fase &. Louis to Den- parc a and Puliman | AE ET ag * as hw 0 nlower ways P) iene 4 Pullman epper berth, both ways 16.28 x Until _ ‘Six to eight meals en rovte 626% $3.0 . _ 150 mile motor trip Denver to \ | Recky Moentain Naticna! \ Park and rewern 2 . . . 10.58 10.50 Twelve days’ meais and lodg- ing at hotels, camps or inns 48.00% 68.00 $116.70 $135.76 Write for free book “Colorado Meoentain Pia Starck _ grounds” which gives lists of hotels, inas aan Special Offer Baa SS will see ompare tl} beautiful guaranteed : plaver-piano with any player-piano you 5 have ever seen. Then remember we are 4. “9 ae nano Geman ziving you FREE a Floor Lamp with $063 Raflway Pxchange Bidg. 611 Olive St. Silk Shade, nice assortment of Latest SIusic Holls, Music Holl Cabinet and Phone Olive 1394, St. Lewia Mo Bench. if vou want a player-piano, if vou appreciate the greatest offer ever made in this city. call at once. You ean have this beautiful outfit in your home tomorrow You can't afford to wait! Instrument Will Be Accepted DOLLAR DAY BARGAINS | Nee eee ee eee Sb oh tt ttt | 1 00 Quilt — NEEDLEWORK SPECIALS | : : u : Jacob Mange¢&Son 705 Washington Av., Near Seventh ~ Art Needlework—C omplete Baby - Shop— Embroidery and Hemstitching. ~ CHILDREN’S DEPARTMENT SPECIALS | f ‘ f ‘ f f f f ‘ f ‘ Stamped Children's Socks Children’s Dresses Pure silk, five $ ' Styles to be Aim ontinued., vhades: “1709 2, 4, 6 vyeara sizes got: sent! or po; r) vlatly 63 cents per pair. Spe- cial 2 Pairs for $1 wi ity pgue are uil sewed and ready for embroidery. Some made in the panty styie. Regularly up to MEN'S $2.49: special ?uy > izeaq or ] of > tte": reg a"eat g¢ »* ua sped 20 f 00 uler ‘ ’ + 00 iLY¥ biew* hed muse 1a - 1. in: wtze #1280 D sateen. in — Free = instru. ve thee w: 84m equ tiene in Jamn i $1.00 ecial 15 for $1.00 shade ana pitiow “on DOOOOVOVOV98 884 080800088808 1 Hemstitching —_ a yand | Pleating | oieeniaial , , ve While You Wait ig ee were | OF al Binds | SEVENTH and ST. CHARLES Buttons Covered. | “Usf* ft Tecervens Monogramming | Scalloping Buttonboles Tucking = ln LL i i i i i i i i ——_ LANATHAN’S Wise Full-Fashioned Buyers Silk Heay, ou) Watch Chiffon Hose for the Colors Embrace Po st- Di the Following tch j owe Tanne B “Dolla: y "| Offers, Knowing That They Are Real | Honest-to- 7 Full-Fashioned e Sub- ‘Standard@ WA “wk and Chit fou, Biack and ( elers 2 Pairs 2 HOSIERY CORNER. and Locust

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- The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED Bate’ Eee a ———— eS a 28, 1925. Tr. MAY > — —_ — 9 : : « " “ . a act =ummer shades for =~? ~ and fringed. perfect: each colors: slight = oe irrees uu! ars 6 Yards for. . . . , Boy + > Pairs Men's Arrow- 2 Men’s 69c Athie- a ag ee Men’s & $s 89c Boys” Head Brand Hose tie Union Suits UNION SUITS Child’s Canvas Overalls Wash Pants Mer. er) pe mn Phew! varn rine * ee ecg. Fine Ri a. ~) ca* Slippers Tn heary Khak - all 3 In pin OOK evers garme : t , _- ; ne 2 strap eather - ‘ 4? $1.50 And woo, mixture? , : ’ i“ full: regular retail price , ee ee sizes to 42; $1.50 val- ages uD to .& Pairs and dar S2c. sizes 36 2 for ve —S. ae a: saat : use, Wednesdar % vears oe... me Eee to &... Specla for to 68 Special... 5 % > bd alu = SeVGTeeTTUTES A J | DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS 100 Only Light-Weight Suitcase: These straw Suitcases have fancy lining, all-metal corners, brass lock and catches; size 24 inches. A $1] real $2.75 value; as long as they last, Wednesday. . 2 More Sensational Lane Bryant Dollar Day Bargains “®\ National Institution” | fan e Bry ant New York Brooklyn SIXTH AND LOCUST STS., ST. LOUIS Chicago Detroit Main Floor Cotton Sateen “ss Mail Onder WASHINGTON AT SEVENTH We Give and Redeem Eagie Stamps Dollar Day Specials , 4 2 Pair Costume Slips _ JA ‘a Oia Za; Gloves s Think of it! Genuine Kid Gloves. Every pair perfect. ent for kitchen, halls, bedroom OF $2.50 nickel corrugated $ 50 Umbrellas, for =a 3 t/ —— Iey-Hot Bottles, pint iE sum or rain; &S E: | Buys SIX ©! size. very inl — as the lot P.C.Murphy _—s 707 so merce a AVE. UEUVUTUUTEUUUEUES out I acnantes Oora0 taal Selling Out SAVE HALF Quantities Are Limited A bargain like this seldom happens. Baste Slips are in great demand. These are of plain or striped cotton sat- een. “Made the Lane Bryant Way.” have deep hem. Shir- red at top. Come in black, white, pink, gray, amd cocoa. Please come early. Limit of one to a customer. Sizes 36 to 56 $2.50 Value Fancy 12x20-In. Trays ~ : ° b 4 > = Sizes 634 to 8. Limit of Greatest Glove bargain ever tered. 1.95 values, 2 pairs for : eps RELIABLE —— Last Dollar Specials | [F==> “2 Price On Dresses $5 FRAMES ie Silk Dresses (plain) y Geneatne Sheikeo + de eee é sé E Ock b a ae sgt a geese $ Wool Dresses (plain)............... arte - E EARLY aA a “jor Dollar aprimg Coats (ladies’)...........__. Se TeV Dar eniy ... Men’s Suits or Overcoats ........__. Sse McWAY OPTICAL CO. Chemically Cleaned and Pressed ____. 202 North Ninth St. > dust South of Clive | Lace Curtains Cleaned, pair, 50c ns —— = oS a — — $ amp ster ap te fats in. Latter siere in ewes Chom $5 value Bow! Lighting Pixture, & inches loag. Here isa genuine firs -cur- of-the-hide leather Beir. with patented “Hoid-Fast” 9x12 Rugs S$ 9x12 ~ . quality: $1 ralue Ve value Matn Office = River<id 23 aru 4044 Gravois Ave. SINS = trimmed? in various effective wars Bowls in as- These charming Boisters 1 great- sorted designs. yr impreve the handsemences of a Se eee $2.50 value, 3-chain Fixture— sacTt fice or mliar Dey oniy ria] : t wired complete...... $ 1.00 $2.38 value, 1<-inch These Fixtures ore idee! for Bed- reorms and Sun Porcies. — special price of rheeae (cetral Gos? Ve coll and écihv er. Offer Expiree Jame —— We Wake Pelhchreme Frames Yeur (i¢ “irrer or POLYCcCHRKOME leur Ol@ Ph remea. We oeirchreme reer fleer tame “anges im stipple cold and Vorive On MIGNT LiGHT—1 Seuss Purnteiing Ox : " aS ee see IEVERT & FRECH } jis ¢ conser sina) | Pocticss Light co wr Cath. 42) DPALIVER C8. SS) eal = laws. (entral “Os; If ree live serth of Market “.. phowe car Weer —— Sranch at Deter aed Geedicilew—iahany LIGR, TSO. Oppestite Hetet “tartier Estabtished Over W@W Years A aaa eee aha baabadabbadbdbbbhbbbddbabbbbadh bhbbbadss Jewelers , | at Opticians 820 Pine St.] || FRANKLIN AY. | — , - =< A ean ee ve

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a oo . n . * ~~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISFATC; 13. ee TU ESDAY. MAY 26, TUESDAY way 26, 1945. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ; PPCM eR He FPR eer Ree £4 BPH eo AA AA "“°* "“@rreaeeta s2anee eer? aae 7 ee +t Or Pee TTT FT eS #42 ae Ae - +202 2 @ - - + maeees2eea COP BAIA ABPOAPCMAGB Zé PFTT TT TTL Wall Paper “= Enough to Paper One Room $ ln beautiful patterns that sell on sight, will be shown you in our Special y > is > ° ae oo , . > ~ T ls Your Choice of Dollar Day offer. Papers appropriate for « very room in the house. Th Beautiful Boston Fern is the BEST Wall Paper BUY. 10 Pots of English Ivy Your Choice of Bundles Containing: 2 Pots of Leos Size —||DOLLAR DAY Here are two of the || SPECIALS Greatest Dollar Bar- gains ever offered. SIXTH AND LOCUST 4 Sensational val- joes in ginghams + te ae a Honal bargain event in « pup of Summer atyles. and percales.| 10 rolls side wall; 18 yards | 12 rolls side wall; 20 yards are black ti . calf one ether anne Never to be du- Outsizes—Sizes 9 to 11 Geraniums border; 6 rolis cellin OR border; 8 rolls ceiling Wednesday n straps and Oxforda, a 4P f Pp . Only ther high or low heels. plicated at this Jf ots of Fetunias OR 4 Pots of Cannas Delivered. §$ 1 00 GRIMM & GORLY 712 Washington final. Bargain Rasement DETAR Doce 10 Bur; Shoes’ l WASHINGTON ) price. Summer Assorted Colors PAIRS FOR pS Worth 79c Pair Every pair absolutely PER- . - - - a - _ _ -_ - - Besse eaegesse aguggeageagaganuna “tl ' it : 4 = ; . ~* * " ; r : Full- pial naga Tops 5 Patent Tan : F ° id S $125 te $1.45—White and new colors; m: : All Sizes ; LACE CURTAINS Se Geight. All. sizes in lot. 2 Included are White for Littl ; ii seconde of fine qual = G146—Black; service weight: 9 to 19 = White Kids, ng ‘ _ | Lace ©Curtaine: values SIS —EHlack gra” chiffor lace clock = Values to $5 f Fellows : to 3 air; 3* izes ir ot = a / . ; Ong vod Og # All si = , Women's sizes, 2™% 7 Size 9 : , 7 ‘ . , > RS hid ' { | 75c and $1.00 Women’s : Chila’s cites. 5 to 2 to Big Boys : Silk and Fiber Hose = = \\ Sizes 814, to 2 Size 9 : New colors, gunmetal, = = .. Zier $1 00 ; OO | f th A delightful Su nertime Shoe tor women and kiddies tops.. for , be + a re Len vies on sale at ths ex alike. Two rer s in one. It ean be worn with strap Laced to toe, as iWustrated, of fine white duyuek, red or 4 Men's Zhe Cotton Secks— § Children’s ne on ae ba on “A ae price ; many are kid trimmed; rubber heels. | under instep or around the ankle. With flexible leather black rubber trim, with or without suetion soles. For i. . . : ‘ is ’ iae¢ 6 nek +a we «| , ° . or pi brov ~ ~ 8 ae te wee jy 5 ne uc a our S ntiz | f Kn { j VW nit ter i st} “al , Vi iilif = Soles +} ey H re yoarv elous values aT $1.00 TeTITIIS. baseball or general Wexr. Real hurcains VU ednesday 4 2 “tea 6" for $1 4 for — @ up to $5, at $1.00 SUBW4) SUBWA) t $1.00. SUBWAY 42 > a di ‘ | | ih hh RPP ETP E TTT TTTTTT TTT TTT ; DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS | emngeppeneccmmmceen soe oo atmo Ee ee ae ob te beth tb bb ab ab ab baba Lowest Prices Our Chief Attraction. Panel Curtains “Dollar Bill’ Says: — A Word to the Wise ‘ Is Sufficient [SELLING OUT | [E727aPyeara SAVE 72 72, Karly =: Wednesday Only yo acces” Only 486 Pairs Overalls bea ~ 6)ION Broad o. r - F mi rs $2.00 Value—36-Inch rea ni e | 100 Onl . Aimost OTIAY . ie Light-Weight | pp 3 ' 2 yi Be Here P| 4 y; ry ly ; ip is Pr -@ pe { Early rT $ a Genii ' ie e po ket. : | : - O v eralls | f : ultcases|} @ jf we Been tg not sri Boon enn | £1.89 value ta | including 25, 40 or v#¥ : A rr : , se ; * ; watt ore Ws ‘ter ove i Kw va a : linin | yul bs These fix- _ Be on a . mi . £, all- gar bulbs. 3 % Seyte ~ - r rT UNION | STRAW Bloomers : . 24 inches. , tures are exces all iF SUITS HATS . eel lent for kitchen. wines The Fastest-(-reowing Cleaning Concern in St. Loni« ra S | | Poneman ~ Ladies’ Plain Wool Dresses....... Z 5 ies $4 S 1 3 for 1 | _ bed r . Umbrellas. — . basement eo Ladies’ Piain Wool Suits......... mi | | : or rain: : hl ootweur Ladies Plain Wool Cloaks ° b> al — i: - ea e “vs r = ae a - -- * , a: 2126. 7" ¢’ chan a Clots “omen «# ‘ . as the int 29 Buys SEX 2 oo Ladies’ Piain Cotton Dresses. e rer | at Reetinaips MS rage hades. Sal Wines ” ferend Fiver. tO 56 oo See aaah inhed ial . te $ . ‘i oe t Bu 1 abinat Ladies’ Plain Voile Dresses. .__. i. : a —stand » co Fen THT Thea La eeeee , ee ’ i in Men’s Suits, Overcoats or Cravenettes. - = ——— son | Fancy Strap ad z SATEEN Sensaiow Aprons 5 Fumed Oak SHIRTS CURTAIN GOODS ; watt, 4 omy Chemically Cleaned and Pressed if e ee? Doge ex rah aay Tabourettes v- - TRA SPECIAL “EVERY DAY IS DOLLAR DAy~ ip Yas § $ en | $ ‘ e . ii runk Co. PEERLESS EX gpa = 5 8." 1 2 for 1 Fringed Shades 2 for | 2 of 1) \1 2 © pairnS (rape and Oxfords “* In >»! ‘ 2 1 - Men »# T te blue . ° Av €.. CO FOR Hich and Low Heels a5 z ras beaut for ; - ~s ie ambray work tem . . ALL SIZES Additional Charge for Silks and Satin« if - +s. * imine se riasells —? fis ae e - ‘a , a a - y* - . . 9c 4208-10 OLIVE ST. 7267 MANCHESTER : = Rates ox se » 36 inches wid | aarmen ante ; Sea eagi Washington at Ninth St. ace ‘. Slippers, 6 Delmar 1170-1171 Aute Service Benton 28ss bal ’ poeaeammanaanienieemeeneeriiinmeen ete ate camer Established Over 30 Yeors | All Colors and Size- SRR RR TERR ERR ER SA ER SRS REO SAU rrr SS or Sr or oS Sa SS Se Se a a ‘a a rec. price rer per gal “tandard white I _ewal Curling trons mn BORerp WAR fen bebhed heir can we ‘kly curted pe thik con- (. -~” A vcore 910.65 seetelae tl ee LOUIS GERSHENSON, Auto Accessories 4579 EASTON AV. Freer Deere Vent of Fire $16.00 6-volt Rubber Ca Morage ] ] 4 Batteries $ . And hundreds ef other Weme too aumereus te mention af egmalis low prices. feoeme in and see your eld friend. Max Recht. General Accessories and Tire Go. 1103 PINE ST. Male ORM. 1%4.-Ib hee at Nigheat Quality Acme Patet : all eolers: special, per gal ELECTRIC STOVE Styl | Ladies’ Plain t Chemically 2 |MEN’S SUITS “4 $ Chemically are 7 0ol Dresses Cleaned and or Cloaks, ae | North End Dyeing and Cleaning Co. HARRY C. wee ee JR., President. 2008 East Grand Boulevard g Colfax 98-99-100 Aate Sereice ‘ Mileectric Curter. of course. tt can be =e 6©werll 6fer.6|6hhbair bob that Kegers brand Bangalow Brown: reculer £1.58: gal anow-Uhite Ff name ‘SIGOLOFF BROS. J | =.= --~ piv bietee' quality, PLeECTREH PFIATIRE (¢ Reo tee ase coll re ertie ° s ru ry Les 711. Sixth We Deliver Omen Cnt ® FM Breil«. Fries. Teasts $1 ¢ Prices Coad fer 6 Dhese tnis fempliete with tCerd and ling ore 1704 Franklin ° . 50c Two-Up GOLF BALLS ‘ Central 844:-0212-4237 Ranetite Paint Co. 3 for $1.00 ener 91> § Bereadwar “iduey 14”7 tikeaxtric Hot Plate $ (omplete with cord and ping ~p@ial for " just the right emount heat—oever tee meck— * bot wntil >eu turn tt CeeOOe . PPS e Cee beste ee wen eae 3 : GTDNE: 1 2 Dollar Day Specials : N PAIN ; ’ o ; Moth-Proof Bag | ; Dollar Day Specia’s: yea Biectric | scum, hase Special Offers to Motorists P $ riLiecTRic ec f lhree ° LD cute ‘ EAT PADS i> Toaster ior Johnson's Liquid bet - , A FREE ¢ | STRAW 5S $ orcneres “ thew P J ar : Sl See Vales. ed __..., PRICES GOOD UNTIL JUNE 1ST. : ° *nutiinters or . * | a - nae tarvrter st Ww fer Garment sent ‘ BOL PO $1.68 walue: per quart ’ or au Cord and Plugs > Dr cingy o samarite will he fe- , 2 for buat eae? $ we snow - White t ndereeat; Usgeed Lenunes, all sizes. per Feet Arecterater 1 For All Make« ef Bleetrie Irens Dextproof Bag for storner @ $1.75 Trouble Lamp 3 : ; 25¢, 40 and Se Vi att Auto Enamels; all colors S-Waey Parking Lights with 2 fer 5 with « piuog-all pleg . the Summer. 4 o nao. $ £1.50 value: per auart awiteh on the dank Bi lLedis Sea t‘tisner +teetetied), one end and " ceparuble 4 durina 4 ler 2 - ‘ ear Ttealts~ ise Varnish =taine: all cetore Viewer \nnee per pair at i | ms yt the other. 7 if vou prefer, we will clean ‘ $1.50 Stop Light : cam ee yl ne en Viuminaum Hub Shielida, set of Ferd Vater Pomp wee. any mm electric iren; - rments fer 4 4 . | " TT . iP rele a , 4 mi tere yeur ss ? $1.50 valee: per auart Freee toasters, gf ee and retern them : $12.50 Bumpers a ELECTRIC TOASTER > = — 40-watt sry yr yee _— oman. Treuble Lamp si shicid. pletel arig? wert cen ap- ‘ ' ll. when you : pam & 4 ¢ “a eg me oaning charge. : all car . » > a ‘, ania o tered a ~ iiemit © to cur gee wg “uert pair Si Deabic trm Sheck, heorber, ; Pa So. r 7.00 I ble A = t y (re ~ tomer, 4 for Hard-Drsing Seat Vaerniat lenthereite @en % laer si ort ‘ $:. ieee “en $3 453 $1.50 valae: per quart i. €. Spark Pleas. for all care. Boutse Mas Bampeos intent Shock . orpe rs Je shellac white or erance * fer a piated) vr wr - OVERCOATS , Baap ose os cree | | ¢ $5.50 Pyralin Sup $2? 95 $ Stade Geneess Sent Thomas Distribater for Fords P \ isors a «—/ @ 5 tnalue oan 4 ¢ White Ireud: guaranteed Vied Breakers. beveled claca, @ Yord Water ts eG 25, SO. 100 tbh. kee: th ' = ‘ » JS Acme Fiat Walt 5 aint etcket piated arms. ver ‘ Pump ~ 4 pair 4.4 : ¢ $ 4 ¢ ? $ 7 4 ‘ ? ; 4 : ad : Sd : o 4 a : - ? ; 3 _eeerrrrrwwwe-ewnenn''''''''''''''''''rrreee™” ** ii hi hh eee ee la i i i ht ha he ha hh i i i a a a a hhh, 464444444464

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r | . oOo — e ! . + ae een == em The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and oné other evening newspaper COMBINED _— — — — + sieep in all hotel accommodations »deing — jj —— . et? 98 “S344 he | eq ri ats : : ci; “a ; ROOSTER FOESOWNER ——- Stop gm — Include a a | a Flannel Suit . Victim Tells Judge Tige bi Tea Him 3 Weeks After He . USE , Rescued His Pet From Tige. TAO TEA BAILS voy George Schmidt of Walnut and QUALITY ~ ECONOMY — CONVENIENCE Louis Counts Tao Tea, ; told a fury in Circuit Judge Mcbr!- you ever oe - a ee hinner’s court, at ‘Clayton yester- leaves from the finest gardens of Ceyion. India ~ } day. how Tige. a neighbor's collie and Java. Tao Tea 8 pecked in handy gauze —— ae Ree TES ENTAILS Rat SS convententee eomomieal ao geod : Sn —no messy tra leaves. 56-Ball CADDY ee , : Econemec ad Tt net Ask for Them Today! a “Sermidr atieges oe doe ov wm Have the Men Folks Try Them! —— and is asking $4 jlaniage A custom tailored suit of On the verandas of the ssccthsrpram: country clubs the fine $55 flannel, gray and cool, comes to its own. So the summer wardrobe must include a flannel suit, cus- tom-taulored. “Fite , lakewood roads, = Save 10) 50c Household Aprons M i} Mrs. William J. Scoggins Active business men would enjcy better health and greater ’ and Mrs tian: J. ’ energy if they drank tea at lunch and in the evening. eS OE ae we he i ar A068 % owt $s a ' . and live acress ° ™MLU ron sha TAO TEA COMPANY, Inc., 163 Park Avenue, New York The POST-DISPATCH is the caly St. Louis evening Large “ise. all-rubber Aprons ‘ “I had a pet rooster. a fine Rhode Bewspaper giving Associated Press news services. 39¢ 7 . ae i Island Red be gu Schmid i‘ W ° large SiOW -Speraalliis red-faced , lis. “This “Syrety” Bands of fine cami- bric; t -inch wide. allow- 6c ren dressed im bux Overaii ance for shrinkage... mine always minded his i | them separated I turned my back —~-~—~ —“ ee ee ee St Louis Largest Womens Specialty Shop to take the rooster back to the ’ reoster of 1 t 4) ( ti own business. But this aog. ilige. & ‘ + was always after him pestering it / 75c Pantalettes ; bim to death ( ‘ “Kleimert’s” Step-ins of pure oy “one day about a year or more i ventilating hs ago | heard an awful noise one \) r 9 | ran, out of the hous ag he XK STORE CLOSED MAY 30, CHARGE PURCHASES | street Tige had my fine thode \ (H " P . > es , the neck arn: s 2 {( | in oo ee Continuing Our Value-Giving Sale of : S.AKINE 1°. i ran over ana ) . u Z e MC OREORATE SD 2 i f house. The deg jumped on the h ’ back of my pants with his mouth { R ) 2s. and tore the seat of them out. I! | ie ran heme. ; ( La 20e- “The dog ! : er | —. at fight . ( ce Hie was mad ve ua use | nad Se Da! = re- €CCOr ation e O ' 250 ‘ [ i — ated them. | guess It seemed lize for me so he he always used to la ceuid get -\* q him carefv hbecatvlise i knew wanted to rick on me ine Gay. @ about thre weeks late I e forgo’ about the fight ind walked ) by his house reading a newspaper. ({( I didnt see him coming and he bit K me in the left leg. My witnesses /}/ , wil] tell you the sams ( ie eo -_ oe ’ ~ ree 4 i ways wat 4 Mm Se a a ay ~~ _ —~—ne “ Ps Neutrodyne Radic With Timmons Cabinet or De Forest Style Loud Spe > ee ee a Sch m . sses ~ a bost \ ef children recryited from the ( \ neighborhood n which Schmidt ; and Tige reside It was not diffi- / «( eult to find these witnesses when ) )) » ; ’ » . ——_) And All the time came for them to testify y " . : . = ai . _ - > "7, were ru in - aT = becaus | | a-@ ' dor making pient f noise One ss ) Other or . Seryres a Mttie boy said Tige had bitten ‘ ral i * es » “behind the woodshe: m the ieg ~ ~ { E qaipment and another said Tige nee had f » { " 4“ 7 ; * ** : Tatched him ut 1. .?T : at lad - ‘ >) ~ ’ : | Was ° rs ion PI Tre 3 | zn TT ‘e : ’ ‘ , 4 paper boy and the millik mar Ow 2 5 ever. deciared they had selidum Mr! y £> » . we LA 2 ., @ centier dog than Tige Ae a~he a0 oe )) 5 — — 7 T eene. . ~ res ry ed - ' + = . ~~... a ' eallimony Wa un uu a > » ‘ » ‘ ; 4 YEARS FOR COMPLETION OF . : —“_ $5 Additional for Installation : ‘} $15 Cash—Easy Monthly Payments : sr 1 «4! . " CHESS COMPETITION BY MAIL American Team to Mart Tourna- ment With Associates in Bel. gium This Week the Astooate! feces ' J t & of ah ‘ V4, j/ —_ ~~ ae ed CHICAGO, May 26—A \ national chess mpetiti pag acne Bm yelene Bygpenamg t : @ [his offering is one of the vears most emphatic examples of our valu fo ig > mated. Wlii reguire tour : . se . bey . ; , ing dominance in St. Louis. Freed-Eisemann is the greatest name in tio— ’ +h and Freed-Eisemann NRO Sets are the most widely sold Neutrodynes on market. At their regular price they are considered an especially “good I years to finish, will be started is week between pilayrers representing - . > Pee — . ~ ee te ee ee eee Oe tll - as yx > ? ee the iocal worke of *¢*h. Western Blectric Co. and their associates | \f ; At this saving, thev represent a value of most exceptional character. a of the Beil Telephone Manufactur- | D 4 \ al Frock } f ing Co. at Antwerp ele ) “eae ; YS A team of 16 men will represent |i iH ith helmi i ie the local works and with each man jj 5 gy i Overwhelming Proof of Freed- Outstanding Features of the © slo wvine . 4 ‘oa b/ d 3 [ according to reports. tiundreds ) rOC ~ « ssem e for an mportant | Ww of men are DeInNgc pressed in: serv- my — ice to fight the blaze The Biack ~ [Ti CO f ame $3.25 Range fire in the Gila National] € 19 a | Camounted Vinge to be Be io » tee ine broug? ediew : - werd Su nting— 1 fade. lg pa ag : ) We Gwe and Redeem Aen Somnttll e : : ¢ ru tT} is rtrae A rr-en : : | Trmounted ecotten Buntiag with sewed stripes and 5 Bara. SIZES i Neuritis Means SES oO I Nerve Torture | 7. Js/ “ for Girls: ’ > agonizing pain caused by new- ; = = - ‘A \ BOS | | .S~ Ron Seas : IN. SIZES s The ( Aaa, ae ® \ f ' r “ ; 14, eu ™ ) , : 1 ; a - > e —s 7. . “ - | )) -itis has driven ‘bousands of suffer ; } ? yf narcotics or other -; Ss . | : ~ ‘ : ers to tie use Of Ua: | Pasteurized ~~ ~ | 7 HESE lovely Frocks are bargains—not simply be- \ habit-forming drags Probably 20 ailment that afflicts mankind is ¢a- ’ " ’ - -~ oe . . 2 ‘ Untouched NN cause $12.75 is a low price but because it is remark- } oabie of producing more excruciating by hands ~ ~ } v ably little for such wonderful fabrics and styles. torture than an advanced case of : . | = . ; nerre initia tion. Charming Whether tor Decoration Day outings, for street, sport, f tiair Stops Coming Out _ 7 aa “—-"- + =e + ee + ee ee + ee + ae + ee «ee -=—-4 A 35-cent bot-. tle of delightful, refreshing’ * Dan- derine’’ will de Thanks > medical sence : % ae anger necessary ‘or aProme to resort to . ¢ y Wh . - - : delicacy of flavor i White business, afternoon or dancing, there.are styles to please ney ae Se ae ee “Phila Georgette Coat ietressing complaint. Sopa Neuritts ; ‘ / > ° > a , wi pgs el . we - wie wonders for any | pe onal most every type and taste. And colorings range from ST somuitie, aati thamer eae onaeeicee woman's hair. ca. a . . : 4 out an ' : Bical Fy . : ee white Tr > ] = ‘oh ch- | ee : ‘s . © «safely and effective They contain ne , Atter a few ap | | and pastel tints to high shades. stripes and prints. ee ee ice Gitedieen on | SHEER, coo! and ultra } action is tughiy beneficial to the emtite 2 Rn annot find s s) stem apc the weal nt Least oe particle ef dan- smart for daytime or | : > : sseally rceepencd ‘o ther Gesiing inilp iraf? « + falling hair. ee ates wees the iS EN > » “nce “1h emarIng “Sapecity “7 * gates , er TRANSPARENT GEORGETTES AND CHIFFONS Si ne you want. tm be free fem eet) ee nd moeery. €O today apd ofaim & Dpeckage of — Club dance. Filmy white LACES OVER COLOR , : , , Drug stores and toilet counters sell veh Ps hepa Neurttis Tate “tee S81’ cen Seteamaaieanes m ORED SILK: UNDERSLIPS tunes & Deiph Deux Storen, Waitt-wa | Millions of betties ef ‘‘ Danderine.’* more ribbon on cut $s STRIPED TUB SILKS son ane Jonesse Eres. Drag Stems and | ama banding, these Coats — . . SATINS eee MILLINSON’S PUSSYWILLOW PRINTS delphia’” Cream | Cheese Re mg ge a [orm an ensembie cos.- i iT FANCY CREPES PRINTED CREPES ; : : ; . : OAT SALO? —_ : A Phenix | , ’ 4 RESS SALON—SECOND FLOOR. mes‘. CHEESE : et, ? —_ Sbert reat hia DROPSY wesc" ree Week FREE hours. swelling reduced iz a few Gare. ree acme * en é —— > tecrwestighses Sen , Sass THO MA: f LRLA Ime 13 Ee ——. THC > W. GAR SD Une. Seas i011 153 BROAD W AY—410-12-14 SLX TH ST see" a p ct ee ee gE ee epee gee — ° re a OO er a ET eee OE Re a a eee Eee te ieee ie ene A a

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ER a ee Re a Eee me MAY ~ | —— a ee ee + eg — ee eee o TUESDAY. MAY 26, “198s, | The Daily detanbbetarsirad ceed alone has 37 000 MORE CITY Circulation than Bor H other mening nemepapene. PORRINED ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ 1 A te ene - —_—— a _ a ae - Ee A —— - apenereunenam — = . me a ome ee nee ome ~—— ee ee ———— . - —_ a See Our Other Announcements on Pages 14 and 16 Tennis Rackets “Thermax” Toasters wists. $4.95 FAMOI is ‘i By; Rk K CO, B= $3.19 mas E. Wilson Tennis R i ll Glenee—strene with + jae 1th cme w ical @ Attractive for useful gifts are these nickeled “Ther- oo oem i OW e Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in | Charge Purchases Made the Remainder of } max’ brand Electric Toasters, in pierced design; toast two slices at a time. Guaranteed. Basement Gallers Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Exc epted | the Month Will Appear on June Statements. | ———— | Values, Square Yard... Save Exceptionally in This One-D . . . “ y ~~ | For Your Own Use or as Gifts, Select This Smart and Charming A Timely and Special Offering of | Nofi on cS. if Su Plated Tabl B Chai $5 Meat Platters and Vegetable Dishes, at Val.—Wednes ay 50c Household Pi ge ' $1.10 Doz. Hair Nets - Large size, all-rubber Aprons | Surety’ Nets of real human @ Here are the popular well-and-tree Platters in various colors. 9 | hair; cap or fringe; doubie and the graceful, convenient double vegetable neatly bound, each. ) C | — single mesh ; 99¢ dishes—offered at gratifying savings Select acn ozen : . . : r Band | , ; owe them for your own table—or for gifts. The —_—- surety poset of 0 cam- | 50c Fancy Garters June bride would be delighted wi th such com- SF bric; %-inch wide; allow- 6 | Made of shirred silk ribbon binations of utility and beauty. ‘ ance for sbrinkage...... GO | Sym tency reontic: 37¢ ' 75c Pantalett Ce ee eo ee , Main Fleer € Willow Chairs in the ran a se 3 | Sanitary Aprons — popular Bar Harbor “Kieinert's ne + Agee ee | Kileinert’s pure gum rubber style and natural shade Shaw: ita s. a | = aay moon EOaette bap: — | A A tt ti A t f ” N Since there is only s & | tape - Mies .......-..-. OG je, a ees ~~ R AATEC LESSOTEMMERE OF SVEW limited quantity of | 45c Fancy Elastic | 50c Dyanshine . Group of Slightly Marred ° ° these ge arn —for passers shirred silk —for — wing and restoring Hyin ed urtains a on “ae ribbon in various color to leather and Sale of ls ..........5000 | sude sheen. 30¢ Sewing Machines Y C prempay. 250 yards Nat®ay Basting Thread ............. 4c . ibe All-Leather Machine Straps .............. lic 3 Davis HRotaries (865 ae 4 cage: q Ou; - ms $0c and 35ic “Puritan” Dress Shields .......... 23e _ value) $31.85 inches wide an vardas Canvas Couch Hammocks, Maple Rockers, {deal for tyle Loud Speaker 25c Dico Stocking Feet, black or white ....... 15¢ 4 Domestic | ‘Vibrators long—scalloped and finished in brown shade, with strong | porch or lawn, with broad 60c Crib Sheets, 27x36 inches ......... .89c & Paragons ($40 vague w ith dee D. lustrous bullion mw = and adjustable — — and double “Mothex” Garment Bags Sixth Floor fringe. Fifth Fi eee “itt “loor Cc rized Bags of heavy paper; 27x4x55-inch size, with n- ees side opening airtight, dust, 1 ahabhere 69c Large Rockers Fern Stands d oth proo specia eac pectoceorveoeaeneceoes . bd and m Seda Gulden Wednesday—A Variety of Timely | $14 Value at $3.50 Value at “MO . ] my A Wednesday “Special” Is This Heavy _ a | ~ Has Regularly _ Houseware “specials” | $Q.75 $9.75 Sold for More : Sav ; | In 1 : Nn | um | Th $200 An Op nuty or his Sm | $16.95 Lawn Swings $11.95 Lawn Swings al ] O e Old Hickory Hockers, mas- Fiber Stands in various an @ ae —,, ey 8 fo 4 vs a5- Large four-passenger upright | sively pullt. with woven seat colors: 11 Imncnes square, and ian and veer en $] 4. 7 es stn eevee - ao — $9.75 | and back and extremely com- with galvanizea pan inset. Summer Silks natural if $1.95 Steamer Chairs $2.95 Gallon Jugs | $1.45 to $1.65 $ | WAY | fortable. pan inewt. > Pelidinge e¢: = seater “teagmer G nr at Juz $2.50 Quality—Yard at Takea edie’ cara | rest © $t 40 as uid my ole bet oT $2.35 strong frame - gpcrew-cup cap $ votes $6.95 Joventie lawn Swings a : $6.95 Garden Hose, 50-ft. sections.......... $4.95 For Week-End Trips—Smart New @€ Two-vard-wide Linoleum—with tile, block and mnarble designs inlaid to the back -in such popu- a OXeES ——— a ee . ation $2.25 All-metal Hose Keel- $1.74 : | | 68c Adjustable Window Screens, 24x37 in 0 lar shades as blue, tan, terra cotta, etc. Suitable @ These popular weaves | Rbc Adjustable Window Screens, 30x57 in. 64 for almost any room. 75 $ P sexe Ne ag oil | $1 Adjustable Window Screens, 56:57 inp jie ow Iyr-spun tudD s Ss, printec | oaliticai . a y ° qd ‘} k | © } u se . 7 . we a - 7 . , . S6 é? ' 7? e. * -e | ayments crepe de chine and radium | . 7 rious designs and col ings Tt") are in the 9x12-ft. size and just 4G fugs are in the iot Basement Economy Stere A Very Important Group—Men’s “Newport” Union Suits $1.25 Value | ee ee 19¢ An Event of Importance—Sale of Vella. Masinehth Star-Tex N ( 9 ( 40-inch sheer, hard-twist Full - bleached, part-iinen, € tT } ~ ( yllars Volles in white and coilors.| with wide red rr 15¢ Many pieces match. 15c | of 20 yards. 22c value, 5 . 39e¢ value, yard .. i. . See ‘it i ed at The Soft Kind—Offer sia ” Main Fleer - Banish Pimples Wednesday and Thursday! An Important =s By Using | . | ‘ _ pn i bh RAE ESE SEBEL SL 44 6b ODODE EDEL Ae _*» ———— ee eee eww Tee T eT CeTeCrere . , ee PRDDOESOOE OOS 88 0000090066 065 0800009898058 006 0500000008 00008 050000058 080050056 0005550050000080050500558058005550005000400400555044444 ad d ase] . |” Remnant lengths of 32-inch 36 inches wide in plain a eC a ; ‘ . | Cuticur : axX aper p ] @ Union Suits that are cuaranteed vive satisfa Well for 4 Dress Gingham in plaids, | shades o! ee with a made of fine ~BL! ped macrTras ¢ i LT). full u* ana iT * hy, popular ehecks apd al lain shades. ‘44 woven checka, u ast 15c 1 athletic styis Sizes 36 to 4% 25¢ value, Cc color. Yard. ...--+«+«+- . 125-F t. eer @ From one of the largest Trey makers we specially secured | ° -_ as i Wednesday , , at of 32,000 Coline O00 ae emnants ash Goods re . Men’s Underwear Women’s Union Suits his large lot of 33.008 Oe ake of ti gene wae Wash Good R Rayon W Choice of balbriggan s«hirts I'nion Suits of fine ribbed. cot- par te uaranteed perfect fitting and pre-shrunken. Percaies. Voller. Crepes. Mill lengths of 86-inch Ma ‘! ¢€ In order to introduce = *"Mineéerva”™ Wax Pa ape: with short sleeves or ankie- ton nm sieeveless knee-length sr pa heigh tas to suit the €.im, medtur } or stout Sizes (“otton mhaeteen Domestic etic. Gioux Chiffon, artificia! wilk ; 7 er 4 + . > + - = ‘ : 7 ge ? i 5 convenient anc asemes arta DE SEDI TTI TT TTT TINS i poses— picnics outings et Bn oon nnn nn a aan cccccaceedededtebebbbbbbbhbb000bO0FF0OOO0OOOOOOOO0000O000O0090O00000000000980009 9088888 SO eee ee ee ee - « a al

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ee a oan —_ —— _——- —-- Te : j ! 16 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Th: c ; Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE C cirY bis ae than the + Morning and one other evening isbn — SS === See Our Other Announcements on Pages 14 and 15 Put Your Valuable Garments in Oug- —| Wax awe Wreaths Cold Storage Vaults } 4 ee... 1. 95 @ You should not delay having us call for ond furs, “@Cometery Wresths for Decoration Dag; p i- a a | , de of ed rugs and other articles which you desire protected, (3 and appropriately ms wax . our vaults they will be entirely safe from a theft _ CD (i P h es Made the Remainder of leaves and ee Each Wreath. in and moths. Call Olive 5900. Seventh Floor We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in rge f urcras 7 Statements wit oe Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Exce pted the Month Willi Appear on June . — A Diversified Selection and Very Pleasing Values in Chic Styles of —for Practically Every Summer Occasion—Choice @ Evervthing that women and misses want when choosing ne Beginning Wednesday—A “Pre-Decoration Day Event,” Offering } Summer Dresses will be found in this large assortment of | st pay @ personal property { charming frocks. The varietv meets demands for street, s en their automobiles this year, 450 J 1 sports, afternoon and informal evening occasions, the styl- i y Assessor Gehner announced ’ ° @| S ing of every Dress is right up to the minute and the fabrics ‘ day pager S- abana Be, 6/ 1 are of splendid quality including Georgette, crepe de chine, f dept Beemeisiperereggetp: | | flat crepe and broadcloth. Tailored and elaborate styles “4 : ‘ yners who failed to make a re-] Summer Hats Direct From New York——Choice at i in plain shades and prints of many kinds—in light, me- : “oii iiipeer 3 la total of 110,000 city dium, bright and dark effects. Sizes 14 to 44. MITE. tesned last year. but tax : re-f. : are’ Ya k. ms were made on only 48,701 ot} : | Many of these Frocks are from Belgium and RR ca “tne owners of tae : made entirely by hand, effective drawnwork F r 61.299 evaded the tax. f adding to their fashionable appearance — . | : . rence ¢ P \ oyun Steer ef $2.46. means the tax evasion mR ee erg oe ce " - . i | ge this year. : some plain enough for sports, others in fan- BieGenner estimated : : . of these | cler styles. 006. which, at last | : | 4 in a loss of $492,000 in|’ | @ Just when Summer Hats have become a necessity we present several hundred : 4 enue that would have benefited : Hats of New York's latest styling, in one of our always-popular $5.55 sales. Tai- | sil . ie -sgeathanaertingge engine oan | d Hats, simply trimmed models and dressv stvles are shown in many vari- | es i H | ss ws 4 eee ools. year's rate 7% | ations of Summer's smartest modes—every one such a “value” that you will Hl | Radius Tub “* | On Baby Day — Wednesday—Select Smocked . | The evasion will je eliminated appreciate what it means to take full advantage of our $0.50 Millinery events. 1 | _~S 1 | 3 a ie far asp ossible this year, Gehr | + ° se ’ es ¥ qd R ' me sa Uniess automobile own ‘ : F ; : . ' ~ Fs 4 i | reepers an om rs @€ Big. juicy. whole C , ‘voluntarily list their cars in thes Airy hairbraid Hats; leghorns with silk and velvet, trimmed with 1 ] Ips . ee covered with tmecieas . the Assesots offies wi flowers or bows; dressy all-white or black Hats and many other kinds H = $2 I ro 50 Values fondant, and thea thickly emi ‘@@ tt for them. With alk —Summer'’s favorite colors being beautifully represented. | Be ed with pure milk or @am | for depreciation. eGhner Fourth Ficer : $3.98 Value— Wednesday i | chocolate. ce Bated the aevrage assessment , i | 29 Candy Shep—Mam Wi is Stwo-thirds of the purchase ft | | p H | e ° | iim the past. it has been f js ’ ; ficult to check up om ait : . " : : im Well-Known now Makes of johile owners, Most of the ¢ 24 enses are taken out in Feb H | @ Handn gsarments of dim- Sule returns lst property =¢ H =, . i ity Or atte ray—=in te, pink 1k H H lL. In the interim, many | 4 | } and iught biue— deans darker ] ose @ change pyr spy or dispose The very 4 ips 1% want for i j shades Hand-smocked yokes , cars. ruck owners ant “ ' » Fin, er frocks — shadowproof i and trimmed collars and cuffs. Irregulars of $1.95 “ay pay the tax, - ind of radiu 7) hich tubs eplen { | Sizes 6 months to 4 years. rade At B peesure car owner ng me t oe = rn “A a me ey Val : ace G Me 4 bie. Some have Deen et | BS oseunendliggin salt, Aas Mentone ‘a et [ef disposing of their cars i et ei eee dress. 2 | __ Infants’ Dresses 29 2 More June- 1 and ee aes mete re = ~ a ~h a rehi “" i Dresses «¢ soft bd oe 20 ly after r that at date. eS SS Eee 1 nashited Gaby amenable d trom | __. 7 == x . | 1 neck, others with touches White nainsook Dresses; 4 * ; , . : 4 if hand embroidery Sizes 1 lace trimmed at neck ana Bes ™ Made on straight lines, with i l to 4 years S| 00 eeves; sizes 6 months to 2 4 bodice tops and in sizes i} $2.00 value . | year, SS 45¢ @ Biack, white and fashienaae 374 tO 44. } | S v%c value .. ' eolors of chiffon silk Fourth Fleer I $1 .50 Sweaters $1.50 Bonnets Hose—with «silk tops and. ” rs _ pen rs ta be wers Organdie and lawn: Nor- fered at a siving that ” ee ee ee OVE : mandy or cap styles: some or light blue; sizes og. wmeies oe prompt many to select ra. . ¢ months to 1 year... O9G | ‘immed; sizes up to § @F pairs. “pad WASHINGTON, May 76.—il , ) = years. Wednesday... $4.2 Handreds of Them—Dozens of Styles—Choice at | : r —=— @ Prettier styles, lovelier fabrics and more bewitching trim- | ie mings than mothers generally obtain in Frocks at this price. | | | See In fact, the choice is so very wide and exceptional that girls | @ “Home Run Flapper of 7 to 14 should be “frocked” for the entire Summer from | Re i Suits are exceptionally well this timely, economy-affording event. | b=) ~~ made of fast color O. D. kha- . | | |, ki. Thev have two flap pock- oa ts — —- : | ee ee br commissioners the nine signatory is intended to work out a : -_ L50 Summer Linserie ES match. Complete size range og : att | a from 2 to 8. | 8000 Attractive Cotton Garments — _ | English Prints Belted Dresses ramen a ormandy V oiles Bloomer Frocks Cotton Rajah (Im sizes 7 to to only.) . , , == | C ham brays vache Fiver Smart Imported Irish and Belgian | $ OO " ° ° | a hoice Sizes 36 to SY |} Linen Knickers | 2. 52 in Lot in 2000 Men’s Shirts | Exceptional vi Pair i “3 ) @ Discriminating golfers will ap- ) preciate v alues hike these! Weill- | tailored Knickers at a price which ; ' — oe we The Fabrics— The Models— Bad ets, sports collar and belt to French Voiles Guimpe Styles Silk Pongee Peasant Modes Cotton Broadcloth Straightline ee ened @€ The choice at ¥1 is remarkable. | Gowns of voile, batiste, crepe and i muslin—some with real lace: Ami- French scalloped gowns and chemises, many to match; shadow- proof cotton slips with lace trim- ming; also bloomers and step-ins. 4 @ Thus interesting assortment is composed of five groups— of (00 Shirts each —and includes neckband, collar-attached and separate collur stvies. There are artificial silk sirpes, nadras, broadcioth. reps and cotton poplins—in a varietv of colors. Sizes 11 to 17—but not in each stvle. ~ en ee ee ee eee ee ee! — invites laying in a season's sup- piv! Bleached or ovster white. Big, roomy cut. Rustproof Main Fleer | buckles! Sizes 28 to 44. White and pastel-colored garments inciuded. Third Fleer Secend Fleer

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-eeeer —-2+ee- tert eet . . errs o- +e » SR esrrrree: jitor '™ ial Page i GO oe a Ge Ce”, OE Td ©, * ene t SOF A ww, 2s ete - +aeeee oo - aoe eo eeee . +e eee s « ++ seeeeh > Daily Cartoon | : cobee- see: s- aBBs bees teen TT CEeeeT Eee iL ittrteerres 3 eee ee “ an ' ; ; — 7 a on enemy | had fallen into their hands. Under while the Riffian warriors remain! . gevactating cannon fire he had ; th reas r P ™ “4 “e-2e ‘oa y vie os . im the rear as. ree ve, aS & Guar-! his men dig a system of trenches. —_— a — — ee 2 o4 . ‘visors the new defensive . : nates 2 of the n defensive Or-| cessive Riffian assaults, until re- , ganiqgations trenches shelters | j:ef came out posts—which are at once con- | Capt Duboin’s Lieutenant was structed | killed and he himself was wounded. That is what occurred in the! Half his little command died or 7 - "a lla “rT : tri ' , Ouergha Valley. One border tribe | were wounded. Running out of treacherously betrayed the French.| hand grenades. he devised means Others were forcibly erflisted by! of rolling“’cannon shells down the ,i Ff " . c +i . ~ ; ee ¥ . + 7 Riffian war parties The French | biliside in such a way that the} block houses on the hills north of | would explode near the enemy Ouergha were cut off and sur-/| Refused to Leave Wounded. rounded. Part of the native con- He was authorized to escape by tingents remained behind to be-j|night through the enemy lines if siege and starve out these block! he could, but refused, partly be- houses. The rest pressed rapidly | cause he wouldn't leave his wound- | | southward Among the impres-|e¢d behind and partly because of leionable natives, the effervescence’ reluctance to retire. ‘of disaffection spread like con- There have been other examples | tagion. ‘of the same sort of military valor. | + “To Fez, to Fez.” was the cr¥.|A colored Corporal and four men There can be no doubt that for aiwere cut off in a small outpost. few days the French army was; Running out of water, and seeing | seriously threatened and not J@Z/| death near at hand, they blew up ‘alone but the vital line of com-/the outpost, themselves with it, | 'munications with Algeria rather than surrender. No Reserves Available. On the psychological! and polit-. | The brutal fact is that ~ the ical side, Abd-El"Krim’s great of- | srresich did not at that time have |fensive has failed no Jess than on enough troops available to meet ithe military side Tunis and Al- this vigorous offensive. The dan- |geria have remained perfectly quiet i'ger had been fully foreseen last ‘Dissidents of Atlas and Tafilelt have autumn and reinforcements re- not dared to move. Of Menebbi ‘quested, but the Government at 'Rebbo nothing has been heard. FEl- Paris. intent upon economy and de- | Glaoui! is as faithful as ever. hx- sirous above all of avoiding any-'cept in the Ouergha Valley. the thing like an appearance of mili- | actual scene of hostilities, there has tarism or provocation, had not con- been no dissatisfaction among the sidered the situation sufficiently tribes. France’s native troops have serious to justify exceptional meas- | remained loyal. ures. The result was that when A finer tribute than this to the ‘the blow fell no general reserves «ork of colonization which the French have accomplished in Mo- rocco in the brief space of 13 years, ‘Ccpuld hardly be imagined The French army iin Morocco is commanded by Gen. | de Chambrun. Marshal Lyatuey, the resident general, himself came levery few days to Fez and. de- tached to Fez his own chief of staff. Gen. Heusch. ‘were available. I ee BARGE LINE TO RUN YEAR Reinforcements were "now or- | ROUND TO NEW ORLEANS dered to move at once from France. Acquisition of Light Draft Tow- and Tunis, but some time had been | Boats Makes Summecr Opera- necessary to elapse before their ar- tion Possible. were necessary. It may safely ~ 'whick heretofore has been forced said that the neat Binal F 4 both | .irtually to suspend operations dur- by the beleagure —_ rund 1 he three months of low water north of Ouergha and by the fly- | me. * , ' ; _— ‘during the summer, is now pre-| ing columns which Gen. de Cham- ‘pared to give service the- year brun. commander of the forces in | around between St. Louis and New | “North Morocco, quickly organized | > ,.ansg. with such scattered elements as he | This anpouncement was made| could muster, censtitutes one of the “yesterday by Brigadier-Genera! | finest pages of French colonial his- | ‘tory. Ashburn. chairman of the board of the Inland Waterways Corporation, Heroic Defense of Posts. ithe Government company which The writer will not relate the | operates all the inland Govern- movements of these columns in d€-/ nent barge lines of the country. | tail. They crossed the invaded The arrangement for all-year serv- | zone from end to end, harassed jpg Gen. Ashburn explained, is| from every side; careless of their made possible by the acquisition of | own communications. They freed light draft tow boats. one hattalion which had been sur- rounded. They set about the ardu- two -_——— ——— ————— ‘GOLD CURE’ FAILS OF OK |ous task of organizing the rear and revictualing the nm onneeet © Experts Make Initial Tests blockhouses. An aviaton service, On Danish Sak for Tuberculosis. | ever more numerous and aggres- | sive, reconnoitered their March, de- fended their flank and bombed enemy war parties. Reinforce- ments now began to arrive, first ‘from Algiers, then from France By the Associated F'ress. . WASHINGTON, May 26.—After | preliminary tests, the public health ‘service has found itself as yet upD- able to recommend the new Danish , ——. ~ —— and Tunis. Another column wa&s salt of gold. sodium and serum formed. Then another." There treatment for tuberculosis. The; were several pitched battles in salt of gold is known as “Sano- ‘which the French artillery and = crysin.” Unless Zhe service issues a license the product cannot be put on the market in the United States. ‘aviation bombs were outfight se- | | vere in the Riffian ranks. ; After a few days the situation |'photographs it appears totally ‘the northern edge of Grant ‘jaunched. — a ae a Handicaps Amundsen Faces on a Return Trip Told in Peary ’s Story In Case Polar Explorer Loses Planes, Journey on Foot Presents Difficult Task, Especially Since He Has No Dogs. — — of his dash to the pole and return This narrative gives a graphic pic- — —— conquer even if he should reach ‘Cape Columbia on foot. To understand the conditions which the Amundsen-Elisworth -expedition could expect ¢t fing 4 or near the North Pole. and thei chances for a successful landings and return. it is natura! to turn (%, Admiral! Robert Pearys narrative, ture of the perils of landing. and a/ still more vivid picture of the ap- palling difficulties whic! wouid confront the part in the event it lost its planes, and had to start tne return journey on foot. In he first place, it realized that the pole is miies from Grant Land, the nearest land for which the rty could make. Peary found no oren water at the pa pole, such as seanianes could landed in, although he found some fairly large open :eads a few hours distant. As Amundsen’'s flight took place six weeks late in the vea: than Peary's trip, these conditions might be different Ice Found Near Pole Thin. The seaplanes are equipped with skiis for landing «n the ice, as we'l | sibiilty stretches of open constitute the . Poary s “leads.” ice. Open water in the chief obetacie 1906 trip was brought to failure b) ‘o travel. cre of these. which was wide as the’ F-udson River. It {s necessary eithe wait for them to close, or to the formation of ‘young’ ice over them try to go around. The fact. which seems render almost pos- of Amundsen's 1) or to however, hopeless any party to SsUCc- _cessfully negotiating the return on ‘foot, in is the fact that they have no Without 4ogs. have been no Peary expedi- The dogs were fully as es- to a sense, aogs would tion. sential more sO. ‘at the Pole with 38 dogs. 4V@ i | plorers. Dogs Themselves a Food Supply. Not only did the dogs pull the sledges which carried the food, but they furnished food when all other food failed, for they were selves killed and eaten by their sur- viving teammates and by the ex- While the Amundsen- Elisworth planes carried sledges, the members of the party would have to pull them, an attempt in- | volving terrific hardships. In addition to carrying concen- trated food for six weeks. Amund- sen took firearms and ammunition with which to kill game. It must be remembered. however, that no game is found near the Pole. The as with hulls ‘or water landingr Peary fcund some smooth ice necr the Pole. Almoet invariably, how- ever, this was ‘‘youneg’’ ice. and fre- quentiy so thin that it would pear | amans weight oni; he wore snowshoes. Pro’. Ross Marvin, one; were plled on each other in wild confusio&fi. Indeed. that Peary's ex- pedition could have traveled it at the rate of to day is the greatest tribute courage and hardihood. over to their In the irr passable. Peary'’s expedition succeeded be- | death |of Peary’s lieutenants, iost his life: | when he broke through. | , Where the ic® was rough, tts; roughness, as shown by photo- graphs, almost defies description. Ice boulders, large as a house, 'fore they only signs of animal life observed anywhere near the Pole by Peary's party were the tracks of a fox and a bear. about 100 miles south of the Pole. His party narrowly escaped by starvation in 1906, and head eaten nearly al! their dogs be- reached Grant Land, 'where they found their first game '—hares, musk oxen and birds. -0 miles ai cause of the aeuperb manner in| which it was organized, and the fact does not augur well for Amundsen, should he the desperate necessity of attempt- ing the return on foot. of building igloos at upward journey, and gradually re- ducing the party by sending squaas) back to the basé,.so that, when the last dash began, the remaining ex- pedition was stripped as for a race. Return Made in 17 Days. In the return journey, the exist- ence of a trail. broken on the up- ward journey, and the existence of igloos at regular intervals, vastly facilitated the eapeed. Indeed, while it required Peary 26 days to make the drive from Land, to the Pole. the return was accom- tlished in 17 days. Moreover. definite safety awaited at Cape Columbia. the Roosevelt, the base «hip from which the race to the In have faced) A vital | ‘element in Péarvy's organization was ithe system ithe end of every march, on the So famished were the Eskimos in the party that they devoured the birds completely. with the exception of the feathers, not even leaving the feet. Peary encountered remarkably favorable weather and unusually few “leads” on the return trip, al- though Marvin, leader of one of the tour supporting parties which turned back~on the trail at regular intervals. was drowned trying to cross a lead on “young” ice. But to study the story of that creat adventure, and to examine Amundsen’s chances of returning ever an -unbroken trail, withoat igloos already built. without sup- ply caches, and worst of all, with- — Cape Columbia, a: in the form of. out dogs, is to realize that it could be done only through a display of fortitude and physical power which, seem far beyond human capacity. 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~~ ~ eerrMR : Po ey * AN RT BN CIN ee 18 pi Ss * ; ee a ene 5 > ORENGIE SOM LE BM : Ried ES IEE - ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, TUES SDAY EVENING, MAY 26, 1925. Henaded by JOSEPH PULITZER SPerr c=. yap Company Turik Beulecere “wad ee Str ert, re — . : THE PONT. PeeA PATO PLAT. PORM : lt know thet ay cetirement wil) ss make me d@iffercece ip its cardinal principles, thar «@ will atway~ fight for progress and reform, oever col- erate tRjustice or corruption, always tight demagegues « aff parties, wever belong te any party, aiways eppese privileeed clas-cs and public , ~ ever tack peechmakers lear sid mietbartboatnype enim y Parent gle oo ik . . ** . . a sit _ tT @ert iy ~ 2 g~ - n opinion, is a joke on the drinker The Associated ings for railroad curs, have been provided. The rs a op gee } a =e I | ss reported that no par ? ) Sip andes ' : ro of policemen s the officers entered Pre art of the Province Mitario tz ts are lay in + ' , ‘ a Hgie arrest for intoxication. “are dressing up their shelves Whatever vou may from a cieset but was setzed and the Could anything prove more convincingly that the think of evolution, it certainly has produ ed a nd repe traced to its source. In the closet : - | » at 3 ' i i’ : -_ thee a 3 ai- ; ‘ Voistead act, defining drink containing one-half of fall for Dayton. Ringits ee el ie es Ss ee 6! one per cent of alcoho! as intoxicating, is a denial of traction co j P 2 are a third-rate at- ‘(rigger on a trap door and on the trap fact and experience a tv ; ssparec to monkey trial, joor sat a quart of whisky and a half- derience, a tyrannous and unreasonable == = = ilen of win The device was ——— ~~ 3 " 0 rine. ¢ rice ‘jas ar- Leet ise of power. coercing millions of citizens to sat. THE — TO THE OLD WELL ranged so that br pulling the rope the isfy the demands of intolerance? From the Dallas Morn: ng News. class container of the liquer would be good positions at the city hall filled by the’ jand tusked like a great cave bear Molt permitted by that Presbyterian elder, Mr. Hays ’ invariable triumph at the finish of the final OS, Gov. Baker exercised good judgment in selecting that's what's the matter with Marie. A week's. : fermer Judge George H. Williams as the successor in| '* there any remedy for her Laan sn al mii then’ the United States Senate to the late Selden P. actual experience in what she pictu Spencer life would cure ber forever. Hoboing is ete : | } » i . ; ia is ing : Judge Williams is a man of ability and force. He ouly in fancy. Queen Marie of Rumenis g C \ is a successful lawyer of high standing, and has given — . lg oe | j ) useful and honorable service in several high official | BRY ANIANA. } | ’ capacities. For several years he served as Judge of ; ios aw ; f the Cireuit Court. During his term he sovetelt Bam { ww Ulta Pee eee — ai eee | E i self particularly to drafting amd developing the Juve- pohibiting the teaching of sears . " o “Tf ; : ' ) . il, » control the schools. : wr - nile Court jaws. He aided jn obtaining legislation > sagas = gam de schools,” he says, : z x 7 : , . Ma » ° : oe Am the city to purchase and equip the Belle- “ho are to control them, the scientists, who amount bs - § ontaine Farms for neglected and delinquent boys and 1. about one in 10,000 of our population, or the in establishing a Board of Children’s Guardians. He’ good ground for hope that the new Senator for Mis- | souri will not be a partisan cipher-nor unmindful and j.. 0.45: and foolish or the most wise and learned. neglectful of the interests of the people of all parties They can control the curriculum and the textbooks. whom he represents. But what of that policy? In the present conflict between the forces of cen- When the people, instead of selecting competent tralization. plutocracy and bureaucracy and the prim- 145 to eonduct the Government and the schools, pre- ciples .and methods of democracy embodied in the scribe precisely what shall be done by every depart- Constitution, Judge Williams as Senator will have jon: of Government. the results can better be imag: exceptional opportunity to prove his mettle and the ined than described. The statesmen. the skilled soundness of his own principles judges, lawyers, medical and other experts in a! The Senate is the fighting ground of the Govern- branches of Government will be set aside and the ment at Washington, and there never was greater people will dictate directly the policies and conduct need for men well grounded in American principles 4¢ departments and decisions on al! questions that and traditions with the courage of their convictions arise. and the force to defend them It is not by numbers, but by superior training and — knowledge. in their various departments that experts THE VAGRANCY ORDINANCE. determine governmental details and scientists and Alderman Randall has introduced a bill for the scholars decide what shal! be taught in the schoois. repeal of the vagrancy ordinance whichAas been used M the people are to decide what shal] be taught, why by the police and the po.‘ce courts to punish suspected pot set aside the astronomers and teach that “de sun operators of gambling devices when evidence to con- do move.” as the Rey Jasper proved by the text of vict under the gambling laws was not obtained. Joshua: set aside scientific hygiene and go back to The ordinance is more than its name signifies. It. Moses: set aside the discoveries of chemistry and applies not only to persons without visible means medicine and go back to the River Jordan: set aside of support found loitering in questionabie places, but al]! science and go back to the Dark Ages” to “every person who shall attend or operate any Let us suppose that the scientists and their fol. gambling device or apparatus” and to “every person lowers became the majority and forbade the teach who shall be engaged in any unlawful calling what- ing of all that Mr. Bryan believes: let us suppose we seever - had an atheistic majority which forbade the teaching ‘t , ‘teachers’ ; | i was first chairman of the board and served in that This is a Brranesque argument. It is the argument : ' ; at capacity for a number of vears under Mayors Kreis- lthat the majority rules and the majority can do what E s mann and Riel. He was one of the leading delegates- | 3 | pdeases But the majority cannot do what it ' +o at-large to the recent Constitutional Convention. pleases. There are constitutional limitations in this = f= Not only did he contribute useful work as chair. ‘country ou the power of the majority. The majority ; ‘ = i S. man of the Committee on Phraseology and Arrange cannot invade the rights reserved in both the Federa! oh. ment and as a member of the Committee on Rules. | 4 cote Constitutions. The Constitutions limit the ae ae and Cities, Towns and Villages, and in the general |. of majorities and protect minorities in their | Pan labor of framing the Constitution, but he was Ome |: 911. of religious freedom, liberty of speech and as $3 SN Ay of the strongest advocates of its adoption semblage. trial by jury. sacredness of person against ba ~E . rr rs He prepared the address of the convention to the |. punted arrest and of property against confisca- rat Be Ge 5 Se ee people, explaining the changes proposed for the BeW),:.. when Mr. Bryan argues that the people can SSN De Constitution. forbid the teaching of anything not in accord with PARA tones: Although Judge Williams has been a stanch Re 1). jiterai interpretation of a version of the Bible { 'l?Agec 54% publican, serving as an active member of both the 1. . cues for the setting up of religious tests inthe ; to. Fs ao city and Sate committees and in party conventions, |. noois and in teaching. He attacks freedom of rae | 33. ~ he is a man of liberal ideas and offers ample promise ++, . eh: and the search for and teaching of truth. ce or that he will net be a rubber stamp of the party Or” 1. i. true that the people contre! the schools. They “x =e ganization. In the present struggle between (he 1. destroy the schools by electing legislators who Se forces of progress and the forces of reaction there is will refuse to appropriate money for their support. = is They can elect any kind of school board—the most A | s . . as 4 f 7 an AEE See ; - vol re alt | ¢ eee i SOE LOE EG LI OLE LD ey A OS EL OE iy ey mh gee ee ee — for Co-operation With » Congregationalists. bly yesterday when a pro- ‘which may result in even- S union of the Presbyterian . in the United States of | @ (Nerthern) and the Con-( 2% » Church was ado pted,, t eommissioners voted “aye™ face of a Statement. by Dr. oe Eatward Macartney of jeiphia, former med erator, }4 quch a step would “split the) yterian ‘ “hureh wide open.” Debate on Issue. - of the feeling on the mod-|a its on the tasue, which at heated and personal. for a closer union of the | ae os work in the for-») mission fieid. Cleveland Presbytery spon-j} the first recommendatios fF it has been approved, Dr. Ste-}j said, by $9 other Fs “The Presbyterian Church stanc the highways today.” enid the ' ee Joel M. Hayden of Cleveland, cine for the proposal “ot hy rto perpetua‘e a denomina- jf, or to unite in the work of Christ. ' vorable action on ‘the recome], ation came after an amend-/ offered by the \Rev. Henry BL land. Germantewn, Pa. which sid have held up the co-oper- Fé steps, was voted down. | e Rev. Kirkland asserted t between the two is fmpossible. He said. ational leaders are i to a rationalintic, I ih, akin ‘to unitarianism.” “The Presbrteran Church. a ave to surrender its creedal be- “a *. and doctrines for such union,” \ Macartney. one of the te s the fundamentalists, declared, Police Judge Rosecan has been assessing fines of religion, what then would Mr Bryan think of un under these clauses on the interpretation that proof limited majority rule? Would he submit to it? Would of guilt “beyond a shade of reasonabie doubt” is not he thrust aside the dictates of consci leneis aa required. It is a rather astonishing doctrine, in view ment and obey and praise the law’ of the constitutional! guarantees, that under any The tyranny of a majority is as obnoxious and in. statute punishment can be inflicted without proof ef tolerable as the tyranny of a despot. Tyranny in any — form is abominable and if Mr. Bryan could met rid of if i is Aiderman Randall's purpese to pretect his obsession of divine right to make everyone else gambiers, that is one thing. If it is his purpose to conform to his mental, religious and mora! alee safeguard the rights of citizens arrested and fined if he could think straight, he would see the folly: of mpegera ne NB Ee! without proof of guilt, that is quite another. The-his present course. But why indulge in futile homens , wer: —— ian mo ws, latter purpose seems to have been taken care of by touching the Bryan mind il pe ntat Wiibees But not about brats.” inal Corrections, but net without the nuisance and | MORAL SUPPORT TO HEBER NATIONS. -_ he peed about sunsets, ay ogee os et caenlly eantenend One hundred ladies of the W. C. T. U. sat in court py: mae pte Pan 0 ordinance which seeks to punish without proof yesterday to “le “TT oes ‘q ' ee et ee This iS no Treason who was veing oo ions “8 — écxapresia a les meal Re 4 ‘ation of the dry law stiles. SPRING POETRY. (‘Number 57000000001.) \ poet said “Rats’ ft-fiving Junes Le@etnean and iovely— And mystic old runes. to one of them. wil! crue to Nations until “he has been proved suilty.” = hes cause, presumably against vagrapcy eoe- aes “SLOPS.” It would be interesting to KDOW lust what effect Bur is laudable theme Wayne B. Wheeler. general counsel for the Anti- t2i8 moral suppert is supposed to have. Certainly Was not saloon League, observing in person the consumption 43¥ Man being tried fer crime has a ri ght to any a the people,who read- by Canadians and thousands of visiting Americans Comfort the presenege of his friends and pie it will cease eid in esteen (ney tarry in flats supporters And they heaved at the poet 4 Was this the purpose of the delega- Oid croekery and bat ” > T. Pls Weekly that early morning is time to write. calling some of the things written br W. ad = ~ Mow dic " . ’ . : id Queen Marie get that way? Suspicion $15,009 000 upen St. Louis building thinks must point towards Will Hays. whose sinful toler the city is underbuilt and we don't realize it. We always theught (hicago was over- ances tave recently evoked the censure of his breth ren Marie talks like a flapper whose poor little | Head has been turned by the daring adventures of | the filme. The exploits of Bill Hart. Tem Mix. Jack | both mistaken. . = _ If the new Missouri Senator won br . > 7 their courage in the presence of perti, their calm Sign on Clive street on the edge of disaster, their sheer heroism in the “great wastes” of the screen, their unfailing tender: @trawberrvs. te ness despite their rough garb and manners, and their a f ae ae oenn | that take tbe rries : great inventors, it wil! be because necessity as forgotten her own For instance. from had been mee ning whisky at the saloon f 6084 Maple avenue, dropped on a pile of rocks in the base- quor was confiscated and Tt didn't work. but we must bear in mind W. t.. George. the British writer. teils Some of the other British writers think one owaht to wait until one’s Wits are fairly up and about, and after re- George we are disposed te agree with them. A _ icagZzo conc’ rTy i 7 hhtehy has loaned built and didn’t realize it, but maybe we are hair. it was net aporarent on hie forehead. "ereerePePcterer#sefees -s. ee emma — Written for the Post-Dispatch judg. JUST A. MINUTE By CLARK McADAMS Copyright, 1925. Sir: Senator Couzens concludes, after ¢x- haustive investigation, comes of less than $5900 should be abol- exempt persons receiving filing reports, ished and such incomes from eliminating 90 per cent of the returns, the handling of which This is. undoubtedly, of Washington bureaucracy jectionable suggestion because, if adopted, separate some their jobs. stupid strategy effect that program. not only the the authors « mit a rank outsider to beat own specialty would be words to express. The probabilities are. ther wiil has found of income can understand ali by humaelf. the lower brackets. greater than seven million taxpayers who gave up hard- earned money went to support leawm the surprising truth that instead their sacrifice only added seems fairly safe to epine that when these five to seven millions understand this, they will emit a roar of indignant protest that Congress will deed it is quite possible that our three fore- most apostics of economy be found in religion holds waste sin. Senator Couzens does happened to strike en what may prove to be the most popular suggestion made reference to tax reform, sibie he got it from Just A Minute of March 21, in which were set forth statistics, frem the study of whtch his rem- edy flows as a perfect © FE. P. ACCOUNTANT. Sir: The news ft team ‘wits over first authentic is actually Sir: “Saul has slain his thousands.” and Ford his tens of thousands ‘If this be treagon, repeal nee | Voistead act. 10,000 office holders e bureau campaign it will not stress this fact—that would be and invite ignominous de- feat—but on the contrary, will avoid if pos- sible. any discussion of it. The bureaucracy. to the danger of defense is foreshadowed in a Washington telegram in Sunday’s Post-Dispatch to the “organization of business, financial and professional interests is being formed along definite tically completed bill to effect. This is the first news we have had of this organization, inference that a nation-wide be compelled Couzens camp. for Mr. idge says he wants to reduce save mogey. but to save peopie. lon is on record that should be conducted as strictly as privat, and Mr. Heover's political and professional the one unforgiveabie Austrian pair’ netice to many that Ireland independent nation, PHIL HIBERNOPHOBE. in- “thus expense.” the standpoint most ob- could be made, immediately from against is quite alive its line reduction a prac- carry its ideas into seems a fair develop spontan- eously. but is a definite reaction to Couzens remembered that some thousands junior cierks and stenographers are volved but also the prestige of the higher- ups in the Treasury Department. the Mellon plan. and to per- them at their humiliating beyond that for Senator Couzens intricate puzzie average man It is that in the cest of collection is five in- They were will now In- the end. Cool- aie. Mot To Mr.. Mel- people's business not tell us how he in but it te quite pos- certain efficial “Ireland's Davis cup will be the ‘sh. HF. »*. be the case in America, made up of good and bad alike. The recent decision of the court upholding the Clayton act ip _bow of hope. and that no judge shall : this law it Had been urged the inalienable right of a | ef trial by jury. * * | speech as well. Constructive ¢ ' : ; actual contempt and constructy® ‘the Court holds that only in ca / tempt is quite ee \oeffender who “struck” in . ’ 'eourt order pot to strike wad Sam / Can er to regulate the matter and @ a f you want to split the, Presbyte an Church wide open, continue The MIRRQ OR fan hares vice open. conta PUBLIC OPH paee sEeE merger & resbyterianys. Congres This column is designed od Methodiat# in Canada one without bias the latest c : leading pubiicists, newspapers @ cals on the questions of the daw FREE SPEECH AND JURY 7% Ritefish. Mont... @ ent false. — KOBERT W. WINSTON in er °“There is ro more sig azine for June. =. ment in the woritd codud F in England criticism and | ianity than that fn, ¢ are given free rein. much sho Psaid.” “I brand ag @ Sta‘ement that it ie tragic. ail live tn Canada if the assembly is going f down this propesal [ want ' Mve the Presbyterian Church ag It will be mb ah a Christian church.” «%a the Clayton act provides that a’ ‘A minority report, ; : violates an injunction order 3 RNR get shall, nevertheless, be given a tri last resort is public opinior punish such offender. In the its orders without legislative IG that the power to punish for to @ cpurt order was @ - of all cour's, without which be powerless. The Supreme © ever, took a directly op this, upholding the statute effect to the higher, oe og gets! 9 I the \esortated Pres. EXINGTON, Ky., May 26. fterlan Church in the (Southern) yesterday @ resolution on Gabbath It aske that beth @ iaymen refrain from all ‘the Sabbath day: that aa from all amusements tha be calculated to bring great day. for trial by on received a fatal blow. The constructive times is against * * DPDrawing the ‘isth contempt have judges an act without a jury. Actual | say. is when the Court is presence of the Judge; abominable things tempt occurs not marta 2s category of evils,” the Judge. but away sand oo r Mg that ‘the automebile & thing when property used, I constructive contempt, and euntempt. therefore, Congress h striker the privilege of @ jury invading the court's inherent tae en its business. Does not e argument hold good in P | structive slander generally? LESSONS OUT OF From the Chicago News, UPERINTENDENT M (hieago public sthouls that he does not approve of 7 ‘for pupils in the grade ' dropped a hint to school 4 ’ ' : ' mind to work without thes : , : ‘teacher. This notion = (dren. Educaters now ‘the inclination te pas : /evening were necessary to such work ought to be kien was that \essons to get & discipline. for the child, te classroom atmosphere of the of day. Through maéking : poisery it caused fascinating to becorne distasteful te the most valuable parts ofa tien are gained cuateide Lacky i# the child whe hae & his father’s library. is thre child who. by meaaw bal pros present-day scientific Bam edge. is» enabled to learn |

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1925. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED > Shige Od ~ e x _ re. : *. . bf * eatin RFT Se haere PETE Re a Pe a urs Bi Deaf Ss . > 7 > : nae os m5) 2 = 4 . - 526 : . - ety a. sf : 9 urs - " ee > 4 ENA my - Ag ; 1 - - - a . a + ¢ -_ a o’ fo 4 - 3 b * . . ie ata - qo ee : 7 ‘ c vy ee EF s& ee: * t eS ee 7. ie. 58 e. a: Ty Perak . i si A ‘ . per” ie te ao = eas b, RNS. - y . , = 1?" ae sti , ae | TPSUiar SRC! WIE. 6 pupils; Trust Co. Mrs, Grover's ancestors | fifth birthday. “Aunt Maria” waa “ hae imendiires : . land; | mer. in this case, Presiden insey stip-/other provided for the refunding | neside at the school, and are in| were pioneer residents of St. Louis, | the last of the Studebaker family ns and » for a closer union of the nation’s work in the for- mission field s Cleveland Presbytery spon- the first recommendation | thas been approved, Dr. Ste- wm said, by 89 other presby- : “Tt Presbyterian Church stands the highways today.” said the - Joel M. Hayden of Cleveiand, ne for the proposal “of rto perpetua‘e a denomina- or to unite in the work of the Christ.”’ bvorable action on the recom- tation came after an amend- mt offered by the Rev. Henry B. land. Germantown, Pa. which have held up the co-oper- steps, was voted down. Rev. Kirkland asserted that » between the two denomina- is tmpossible. He said wational leaders are ‘‘com- to a rationalistic. libera] akin to unitarianisem.”’ “4 Other Statements. '"The Presbyteran Church would e t@ surrender it creedal be- ets and doctrines for such union,”’ i Macartney. one of the the fundamentalists, declared . 7 leaders Church wide open, continue to on exchanges with the ‘on- tional body.” He asserted that merger of erians. Congregationalists 8 Methodist# in Canada has been c’ for the first denomination. e MIRROR off BLIC OPINION column its designed to ref bias the latest comment by publicists, newspapers and pe the ‘ Rev. J. Duncan Harley vwf pee Gaeations of the day. | Mefish, Mont.. declared the 2k SPERCH AND JURY TRIAL | ae Salen aT W. WINSTON in Scribner's ere is no more significant for June England ven free rein. much more shouldt case in America, where the courte g0rt je public opinion—public opit Up of good and bad alike. * * bent decision of the Washingt mphoiding the Clayton act is the ral hope. It will be remembered thas ment in the world today for Sanity than that in Canada.” Peaid.” “I brand as a falsehood Matement that it is tragic. My all live in Canada and I if the assembly going to Lt down this proposal I want to e the Presbyterian Church and a Christian church."’ criticism and free sp ic is on act provides that a striker minority report, signed by an injunction order not to stri ‘fundamentalists, asked that assembly appoint a committee farry on an investigation of all against the Presbytery and mally seeks to set up a my the issue. Both were: laid the table pending the report of permanent judicial] commis- Vertheless, be given a trial by ju t no judge shall summarily try such offender. In the discussion#® w it tad been urged that it vio lienable right of a court to enfo ra without legislative interfere power to punish for disobedi wurt order was a necessary fun cours, without which courts wo@ eriess. The Supreme Court, how Ook a directly opposite view f , pholding the statute and giving to the higher, the constitutional! by jury. * * * It was indeed @ay for trial by jury and for ft as well, Constructive contempt a fatal blow. The spirit of ie against constructive contempt. Drawing the distinction betw contempt and constructive contem rt holds that only in cases of act apt have judges an inherent right heut a jury. Actual contempt, when the Court is insulted in e of the Judge; constructive is quite different... Constructive occurs not in'the presence of but away from the courtroom. © who “struck” in violation of | order not to strike was held guilt? @ Uctive contempt, and not of @ pt: therefore, Congress had the 5 Terculate the matter and extend to @ the privilege of a jury trial wit! me the court's inherent right to business. oes not the same line® int hold good in matters of uve siander generally”? oe T Church for Stricter Ob- Trance of Sabbath. Associated Prees INGTON, Ky., May 26.—The eyterian Church in the United (Southern) yes'erday adopt- *resolution on Sabbath observ- It asks that both ministers laymen refrain from all labor Pthe Sabbath day: that “we re- from all amusements that be calculated to bring re- h upon the cause of our Mas- #n¢ that Sunday train excur- be discouraged: Sunday auto- ‘ a | frowned upon as abominable things category of evils.’ the report | that ‘the automobile is a thing when properly used. but fan carry souls to hell faster | » any other vehicle when in*tne ! of the devil.’ ” CHILDREN TO GIVE THIRD LEWENTARY SCHOOL CONCERT : of 300 Voices Each in the) ; ¥ LESSONS OUT OF SCHOOL. the Chicago News. ‘ SRINTENDENT McANDREW of) jengo public schools makes it kn Be does not approve of “home we pile in the grade schools. He a hint to school principals ' Work ought to be eliminated. The as that lessons to get at home in were necessary to provide m ine for the child. to teach the yOes to work without the stimulation oft potnm atmosphere or the presence This notion did much harm in Throvgh making thelr pursuit it caused fascinating fields of me dietasteful to innumerable Educators now realize that some t valuable parts of a child's are gained outside the cla ie the child who has both Ume Furnish Program. hundred and fifty erade Children of the Roosevelt Clementary schoo! concert of | — Roosevelt , at toniz ht. last Tuesday evening, chil- from that high school’s dis- Participating, and the second iven by Soidan district chil- at Soldan last Friday nignt. en each, one of fifth and Sade pupil«. and of seventh and eighth will sing four groups of An orchestra of 150 will four orchestral numbers. The » ‘ : Schoo! district will give the | ae *vening two choruses of 309 | H ADVANCE UNION wn Church Adopts Reso- BUS, O., May 26.—Mili- received a . in the Presbyterian General that | | | | f you want to split the Presbyte- | ‘ing the _B. Wallace of the Price road. Mrs.,of Peoria, IIL /'Cuendet and her younger jaughter. court . riding for mere pleasure | * one Enel dent of the General Motors Accept- | ‘the visitors High | | The first zrade | » Soneert was held at Central} - 7 i | Soctal News ' ’ : : : wt to restore them to norma! weight | and health is from eight to twelve months. ~ MONUMENT TO 3 AMERICANS. 1200 ATTEND MAY DAY FETE GIVEN AT MARY INSTITUTE udents Depict Life of Village | BUS PERMITS TO 2 CONCERNS — | ON SAME STREETS DISCUSSED Board, Mayor and Company Agents | St TWO NEW CLASS ROOMS ARE ADDED TO OPEN AIR SCHOOL All Ohildren Wishing Entrance FUNERAL SERVICES TODAY FOR MRS. MARY SHAUGHNE Ay2 ----- - | R. AND MRS. CHARLES E. | their . daughter, Mrs. BASCOM of 52 Portia l | , will give @ house nd place | Draper, before going party over) City for s P | the next week-end at “Dardenne,” | CHAR CHASES ’ place. Mrs. Walsh motored to st. | Bett 8: Lang and Miss Bess E. Sut- | Broken seze lots reduced to red / Made during this Sale = 50 ehildren Friday afternoon in nei 2 Gerdan' Fennell q honor of her small daughter, bee- an : ee oh $4 yo Fach am , sie Shaw. and Jacqueline Davis. Dtrestaed snc = gait aoe To ae 2 a me Hagey, Gerhart Suppiger. Jule | : . ' Mr. and Mrs. James L. Ford Spindler, James McDowell, Ran- >=) The celebrated Lorelei Chiffon Hose. The rigid nt wm 6 of the mill classes these as sub-standard al- > a, if ote Enaee rs mom eh in | dolph Lyons, Stanley Doring and | \ though the imperfections defy close scrutiny, as will be shown in our living model window displav. Al! uly for Wilmington, Del., to visit' Perley Dates. | , | pure silk top to toc, sheer and gauzy, full fashioned with doubic silk welt top and reinforced silk sandal 4 . aa ———————————————EE — ——— ' j £ . . femme, i aman aaa NG 6° A> soles, also a few of the same quality with fine lisle tops and soles. In these and many other shades. x } MOTOR COMPANY OFFICIALS |REED SPEAKS AT ALABAMA U. eeee' Oxihean: 2 aelglee n { HERE ON BUSINESS SURVEY |Missouri Senator Reiterates Views | . ; $ Tavrs Powpss Buus Fruwcn Nups Brioiqus = ' —_———_— Sail on World Issues. | Ke ) Sens R veszr ATMOaPr ass Yucatam Presidemt of General Motors Cor- ' By the Associated Press - poration Among Party to TUSCALOOSA. Ala.. May 26.— "; | Paace Supam Movrrrzzy Oaxwooo 3 Visit St. Louis. '“any plan or device that does not ae 7| Oncup Brace Camwanr Ataowp ti Seven officials of the General] | take into account the actual state. . | Motors Corporation were in St. of the world is freighted with dis- >. 22-282 -O--2--0--2--S-O--S-S O- SS O--O 0-090-800-0068 Orewa a : / t | Louis yesterday making a survey Of aster.” Senator James A. Reed, Hosiery —Phone Orders * i Livi g Models in our Window t) business eonditions g@mong the cor- Democratic Senator from Missouri, | in on 7 : | . steel not less than irs will ¢ ‘ : : ° poration’s St. Louis distributers.|told the graduating class of the | le) t be Aromat F noe few ; i on Wednesday will show the Hossery and Dresses ; ’ The visit here was @ part of an €X- | ("niversity of Alabama here last thisevening. Phone Oxrve 6650 ; . Tae strate the ity of this Hosiery offering and to show the charm- ; » benand Carvey eG Ceemeyes tm the | aight. | ‘ + ing dresses to best advantage we have arranged for a di in our corner ) Middle West. Senator Reed deciared himself ; Mail Orders” . window (7th and St. Charles) at the following periods on Wednesday: | y, The officials making the survey opposed to the World Court, the ¢ subject to prior sale of size and } ; o "ei 2 a io ee 4 . £ iwere: Alfred P. Sloan Jr. of New League, of Nations and entangling ) shade. 2 pairs sent postpaid. ¢ t Hours—10 to 11 to o ‘= AAT AA any 5 This event will appeal to those women who demand rhe utmost in style at a very moderate price. ; - Style and Shade Radium Silks Wash Silks Tub Silks Laces ncw Here are several hundre modes, right up to the minute in style,int sddipwing materials and combinations. Warre anp Leosorn ComBINATIONS Buace Hars—Warrs Harts Fancy Straws + - A... ¢ 7 Fortunste!y these charm - ing dresses inclede al! sizes, Misses’, 14, 16, 18, ah Tam aT An ak TA and ° 4 r . . ‘ : ° . 7 r ‘ ’ + . wey : ae - 3 . ta i“ q is. a z a oes ; - ; . . = 3 he +. es % = ~r¥ m : ’ .* oe Oe ae ew er ee , = coe eer “ ae ms . a a « be *"% - ~ — nd > > a * 2 _ ? ~« - i Iie Py. tF. a Wes i ae ” ete - K m9 sit 7 fs OT Lote, ee « : am . Wane 2. " wea “ q o me ee we ~ ~—< <i Py & fa. ~ » ‘ alee ie va a+. i 7 - J * pe Se o ae < 4 sai es - : - 2 of ‘ : - ; $3 - 7 tae - ae ; ‘ q + el eae a ae * i se ter, a ‘ . : ; . = ie . am. Be nts = 4 io hak cae je i 4 an « - ee 3 : f " . —.. oe Ss Mat f- = ee 2 oy 4 2 ; 4 < oe ah +t. - 5% ; ¥ : i Sraaw anv Satmx Hats 7 and Women's 36 to 44. 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ee. — MERE SMe, Oe eee ee ee Bei * eae se as Sa eae | ies : ; ~~ 0 The weer, ket POST-DISPATCR alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED : ny = —— _ - - = —— = a = ow -. ae ee ——- a _ . ——_ ————— ere me a ee a Ws HE ee ak = S60 2. Po ; oa Special For This Great Event, a Most Timely Purchase and Sale of the Well-Known : “Landau’ Genuine Walnut Cedar Chests Shown in 11 Different Groupe at New Low Prices in Both American and the Latest French Walnut Finishes \y . LING GREEN. Ky. May! Three persons — husband, | | taughter—were instantly g et Rocky Hill. 15 miles north: - . late yesterday, when their!y sobile was struck by the! —_——— car te. SLENDERIZ} A New Store—But Ni SIXTH AND ‘4 National weWw YORK BROOKLYN CH Extraordinary Sece Summer 1°10" Stout and Regular Si - French or American | Two-Tone wa 6 French or American Walnut Cedar Chest Walnut Cedar Chest Walnut Cedar Chest $80.00 Value, $ 15 $82.50 Value, $5830 50 $85.00 Value, . Seneh ae Aanteienn Welt During This Sale. . (= During This Sale at 5 ] ——s During This Sale. —" ——e ; Console Cedar Chest Py yy ER ag Soins Salter sand ‘hand-carved Gontga "The has. of cp"incher and are of Yeotoue wana and red aetes — is 7 me asta = ~_ Console Cedar ches a5 ca $5.00 Cash—Balance Monthly $4. 00 Cick—-Delence Monthly $5.00 Cash—Balance eee > —_— $90.00 Value, D/-*).0 During This Sale... — A 48-inch Chippendale Console Cedar Chest, mate ef French or American walnut and lined with genvu- ine red Tennesnee ceda: The lid is dustproof and hand-carved design« are featured $5.00 Cash—Balance Monthly mm | ee ee eee ee ae : $25 We W alnut-F inished Cedar Chest During This Sale at, Only... .. $19.7 (dD $1 00 Cc ash Delivers One These “‘Queen Anne’’ Cedar Chests are cabinet-made, walnut finished, and lined throughout with red Temnessge cedar. Special at only $19.75. Like 2 pleasing song Summer are these unust beautiful and dainty F at 10.75. Smartly slender by Lane Bryant to edd ef and grace of line to the fi Large assortments. One ¢ manv pictured. The fine terials include linens, cloth and voile. Others Genuine Walnut Genuine Walnut Genuine Walnut Genuine Walnut CEDAR CHEST CEDAR aS a CEDAR er CEDAR CHEST CEDAR CHEST $45 , $9O- $47 Value, $ $55 Value, $60 Value, $ 0 $62 Value, $ 4a Value... ong) During This Sale. . = During This Sale. . = During This Sale. . == During This Sale. . A landau Chest, made in the Queen Anne Queen Anne Style, Console twpe Ceda: A Tué@or Pe “hest, Coneole + nt Another Queen Anne stvie Landau Chet of Wad , & atyle with distinctive diamond design Has Chests Made of genuine walnut and cedar ezceuen"’ werkmanshty and eautifulls &2 meat pattern and lined eeietie >u a presen “ed ino Geka: bans abe Ge oes cedar lining and sicel casters \hreughout ined. Has dustproof top zecoral¢ ‘edar lined throughout genuine red cedar | is lustpreot lid is a iste ip ee 5200 Cach—Satence Monthly Spee Cam Satanse Menthty $3.00 Cash—Balance Monthly $4.00 Cash—Balance Monthly $4.00 Cash—Balance Monthly a SS —— SS -SSS ~-—t-SSSSesSSSS ’ ; ty » * , ” — hy > » ' titi am = A Mattress Pad $135 4-Piece Bedroom Suites Chesterton Suite | Included | 5 Pj a > : > an. | . >) é - ~ ' During This Sale at ........---. | >-Fiece Coil Box — bed Suites i | These large 4-piece Suites are exceptional!y well proportioned and ! | are beautifully finished in walnut. Each Suite consims of elegan' Priced unning This Sale at Only. . Ares . § 50 | These American Walnut 6-Piece Bedroom Suites have two-tone triple mirrer vanity, graceful bow-end bed. spacious c ‘fforet + ese he davenport. which contains ea ‘fun. | effect and gold vein line decorations. The Suites include bow- Smite large-sine dresser. Be sure to see these Suites The) - } ox Spring bed and includes a felt mattress pad i | end bed, dresser and vanity with mitered mirrors and dustpreoft Geed rare bargains Sant ‘ow | ‘ side chair, are priced comr cases, chifforobe, bench and rocker. cut $7 Cash— Balance in Monthly ae $12.00 Cusine a Monthly , Payments ax. pamanstBet o tn Monthly Payments —_—— ee a — , en eee SN Clean-Sweep BROOMS Cotton Mattress (- 7-Piece Iced ' Tea Sets The latest blues-numbers are featured on these brand-new cotton trees made of new | materiai and cov- I ered in beautiful art | ‘win size. 8 Golden Oak | () Dressers | - —=—== During ee Sale H | 1 DW q ‘ Cedar-Lined ; wade of mit oan | CHIFFOROBE Laver. ~ea@er Chifferebe with 5 drawers. mM spacocus cedarlined ciotires “mpariment and hat bex. >> Golden cek or walnut fin- $2 50 ish: $45.00 vaiue. =e Si Cash Deiivers Obrre. ver space fr ae Delivers Gray Enamel “Famous” Range $ 5 42 These emamele? Gee Tlances — 2 yes “he babtee rT rR teasciirre *s amp Mucte ae aches art ae > roiwr oer oTetonse. te “ee Marethal! emarh' ng i @? “Im @Miegs amit ert - a 7

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Pantin = * ee ee ee a ee eee te er te ™ seal att ae RKETS—SP0 ST.LOUIS POST-DIS PATCH ART THREE. ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 26, 1925. persons — husband, | aged 5, daughter. late yesterday, when their | md Pan-American train on Re & Nashville Railroad./the purpose of filling train. The machine was'Curzon of Kedleston. § daughter—were instantly | Duke of Northumberland Honored ‘et Rocky Hill, 15 miles north | LONDON, May 26.—The King , yesterday appointed thse Duke of meplle was struck by the| Northumberland a Knight of the e a Garter. The appointment was for . ) the vacancy = bodies were carried 100 feet| caused by the “death of Marquis “a a 7 wrecked. Th . Y KILLED AT CROSSIN | Whittle, 25 aihie oa ie one UNION ELECTRIC : NG GREEN, Ky., May/ ence Whittle and Velma Whittle, | peree ‘gad EXTRA 956 O ‘SIZES WT SLENDERIZING APPAREL REGU IARI F igure to Be Shown in Re- | turn for 1924 to the Mis- souri Public Service Com- A New Store—But Not a New Venture ane Bry ant SIXTH AND LOCUST STS. “4 National Institution’ ‘wWeW YORK BROOKLYN CHICAGO DETROIT PARIS Extraordinary Second Floor Special Summer Frocks 0% Stout and Regular Sizes Walnat edar Chest 350.5 © Cedar Chest. Very afttras- -carved trimmings and éust- Like a pleasing song of Summer are these unusually beautiful and dainty Frocks at 10.75. Smartly slenderized by Lane Brvant to add charm "and grace of line to the figure. Large assortments. One of the many pictured. The fine ma- terials include linens, broad- cloth and voile. Others $15, $19.75 to $205 ine Walnut te 4G | mission. $3,608,517 NET ‘St. Louis Revenue of Com- pany Listed at $11,000,- 000 Out of Total Income. of $15,000,000. Phe Union Electric Light & Pow- er Co. earned an income of 7.7 per cent on its properties in the State, Commission, to be filed shortly at) Jefferson City, will show. The valuation upon which this earning is based includes a plant value of $45.008,912.60. Allowances for working capital, which the commission has set at one-twelfth of annual operating expenses, and for materials and supplics, bring the fixkure upon which the com- pany believes it is permitted tc earn, to approximately $47,000,000. Commission's Ruling. It has been held by the commis- sion in recent utility rate cases that 7 per cent is a reasonable return on a fair valuation of a utility’s property. Net profits for the year were $3,- DAR CHEST This Sale. 5A Chest, in a beautiful lacquered : r lined throughout end has Mi chan: : | ; Wonderfu! 3 Nia ra Falls and Ocean Trips toric old Boston, the New England of the Adirondacks, Green Moun- Berkshires. Visit Lake Champlain and Lake George. Go up into the State of Maine. The Hudson River trip, New York with its wonders and theaters,Washington—a steamer trip from Boston or New York to Norfolk if you choose—all will bring you new thrills. There are so many ileges at any point. Tickets on Sale to Sept. 30th, return limit 60 days; final limit Oct. 31st. ey company, said that the $13.000.000 This summer take a trip through the East. See Niagara Falls—go down the St. Lawrence to Montreal. Visit his- seashore and the quaint old fishing towns. You'll marvel at the beauties tains, White Mountains and the attractive routes with stopover priv- | ‘Ssupplfes to downtown buildings, | 'out of a total revenue of $15.(56,- EW SERVICE STATION ABRIEL SNUBBERS GABRIEL SNUBBER SALES & SERVICE & 577.85 2920 Lindell Rovlevard — TELEPHONE, “= — = 4 eee ae {Louis should have some reduction in the rates that made possible the ’ | make the purchase Much of this VATICAN EMBASSY TO STAY ate whereby the French Embassy | @ at the Vatican wil! be maintained. | 608,517 From this net profit figure of $3 50% 517 rhere iS deducted $628 - iio for dividends at 7 per cent on approximately $9.0 000 of pre- ferred stock; and 21.130.949 for in- teres on $25.894,000 of five per cent bonds, whici leaves $1,851,- 795 available to be applied to re turn on the $12,900,060! comm en 2 k he ‘ lirerty by "ié Nort timer) parent orgin- z on of the | mn Elec j This is a divid i Alé€ fapp OX ate $ pe ee *- . whic} $ wus was a lai'\ paid je N Ame and the re } ‘ ed the I 7 { } Suri s | ‘ ~*+ ' ditions nay © rf nl mace to piani and buildings in the last ten years. The total assets f the company, is shown by its balance sheet, are | $64.578.029.50 ; The company lists $1,596,448 for | lepreciation, or 3.4 per cent The Oommission has held that allow- inces for depreciation mas vary | 5S and 3% per cent. St. Louis Revenue. The relation of the company’s electrical business in St. Louis to ts entire business is shown by the fact that its St. Louis revenue was $11.143,.357.32 for electricity and $645.339 for steam heat, which ft | pel_tween 514.06 In 1823 the company reported an jncome of slightl; more than 10 per cent, or a net profit of $4.337,833 on a valuation of ap- proximately $43,000,000. Operating revenues for the past vear were $15,056,814.06 for al! the company's properties, and operat- ing expenses were $11,448,.296.42. When the Union Electric on Oct 19 last purchased the entire capi- tal stock of the Light & Power De- velopment Co. of St. Louis for $6.- 151,499, Public Service Commis-. sioner R. Il. Musser concurred ir the® order permitting it. with the observation that consumers in &St. | marshaling of funds sufficient to Agreement Keached With the French Senate. Ry the Associated Press PARIS, May 2¢.—An agreemen: was reached today by the Governa- roperty in outlying sections has;that it desired to centralize its ac- een sold since, the Union compa-/| tivity in the metropolitan St. Louis| report, due April 1 last, was de- | y's reason for such disposal*being; district in the interest of econom-/j| layed for this reason. | ical operation and management. Its | | PROFITS FOR YEAR > Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Monday, Tuesday $25 ALLOWANCE For Your Old Washer on the new 1925 Wonder model Western Efeciric Washer over 200,000 in use Made and Backed by a World- Great Electrical Organization Famed for Endurance A wonderful] opportunity! Your old washer, which has no doubt earned its cost by the work it has done for you, can now help you buy a Wonder Model. We'll allow you $25 for it. Easy terms on the balance. See the long- lived Wonder Model with its Aluminum Top, Wringer and Cylinder A marvelous new model—backed with 18 years’ experience in washing machine manufacture—a veritable marvel of simplicity, safety and convenience. Come and see it. Get the facts at first hand. OCentral—3454, 3455, 3456 located principally in St. Louis for the year 1924, its annual re- nat 4 port to the State Public Service| - So 6 Oanketdam “so Before you Buy... @ DAYS ONLY happens go raya fully, and only after a thorough in- vestigation. 'We ask you to visit our ~ Store and see the 1925 Western Elec- tric Washer before you decide on any —and then decide what wasber you are going to buy. GEAR DRIVEN Emooth. silent worm -gear drive. No belts or chains to cause trouble. Eyeleted per- forations in vent wear on clothes - — ae 904 PINE ST. “Serving the Home Electrically Since 1886” AEOLIAN COMPANY ¢ MISSOURI ww. PrP. CHHRISLAn .PyPrReEs. 1004 OLIVE STREET FOR THE JUNE BRIDE and over 80% of the great pianists. Convenient Terms of Payment. ——— : Prufrock-Litton Fourth and St. Charles Further Sweeping eductions. In Our Anniversary Sale The values offered in our Anniversary Sale are bringing new fame to us and great savings to everybody. The average reduction is 15‘°—-and some Suites and odd pieces are marked down oO ‘ec. ' “ATITTITIIIT TTT TTT YT s A LO CLE Mle “Se eaee eer t cash. ment and the opposition in the Sen- | (+) oe @oeeee#est # @ Extended Payments On this eight-piece Suite now ($175) pay $35 cash, balance in ten equal payments of $14 each moath. Or, we will allow 2° extra discount if you wish to pay all This $240 Eight-Piece Walnut Suite (China Cabinet Not Included) Reduced Wednesday to.... The attractive Suite above has an interior construction which cannot be over-emphasized. Regardless of the price, no Suite could be better constructed—superior cabinet work throughont. Full dustproof construction—mahogany drawer bottoms. The design is English Tudor and the fiddle- back walnut veneer on the cabinet fronts 1s artistically matched—a salient feature of this Suite. The sideboard is 66 inches long and has two large roomy drawers with velvet- lined sliding tray, also two sliding cabinets. If China Cabinet also is wanted (nine pieces), reduced from $300 to.............---+-+++55 tapestrv. reductions in prices. On every floor red tags temptingly tell the story of great Sale items are not restricted to odd pieces or broken lines, but include many new Suites recently received from the Eastern markets. You Actually Save-$65 on This Suite Tomorrow, Wednesday The table has 45x60-inch top when closed and has an 8-foot extension, including three 12-inch table leaves. The eight pieces include sideboard, extension table, five side chairs and one armchair, seats covered in attractive Serving Cabloct, reduced from $228 to--.-.---...... DLOO Convenient Deliveries —can be arranged. Make your furniture selections now at these reduced prices and have delivery made later— whenever you say. No storage charges will be made. PAGES 21—36 » on Steinway Prices Range From $875 STEINWAY THE INSTRUMENT OF THE IMMORTALS ORTUNATE indeed is the bride who, when she enters the home of her dreams, finds that someone who understands and loves her, has given her a Steinway Piano. The Steinway can be obtained with the Duo-Art, affording the playing of Paderewski, Hofmann,

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: 7 COMBINED TUESDAE, | : i ti than the morning and one other evening neu spaper ae fre. aw - ‘* == ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ste Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CiT Circulation SRLS ARE NR! NTR CE it —— ——_—_—ee —_—- ————— OOOO OOOO eS ——— = a ~ SUNDAY EXCURSIONS Dering May. June, July. August and September, Sunday Excursien Tickets will be sold. EVERY SUNDAY. between all stations on maareano, FRACTURED SKUL poe Se Eee nesTiiyy | tree ememer > CAUSED DEATH OF Se ya Sizes to 37 FODMER SOI DIFR Again ing point, return trip te begin prier te midnight ef Sunday, DATE OF SALE. Large Sizes ——— Bay tickets te advance at City Ticket Office, S[7T North Broadway 50t 50 ‘ b P M | o $6. Fact Disclosed by Fost-Mor- ae (Phone Main 5060). or at Union Station (Main 4700) | | f 1012 N. GRAND tem Examination After RD PI] O N EER 3 SSS EAECIiC OFFERS = EE © Body of August Hossen- A & A 2 MADE MACHINERY see POST-DIS- PATCH WANTS. lopp Is Exhumed. as e INQUEST TO BE New Improvements in Design Insure HELD TOMORROW Packard Six Performance and Long Life = . eon a COMFORT, beauty and dis eart Disease — | hed | WwW Found Unconscious RET: now hagas He o a in the Packard Six a year ago. points requiring regular at -. Se pepmaoeed And four wheel brakes tention without effort, in an A post mortem examination of had then provided new safety. imstant, while driving at any speed! Six owners. They may thor- sts leheicapnchic aval ot? Gl the body f August Dp & ee eT But one great thing remained to Niow the oil rectifier on the motor tional Cemetery at Jefferson bar- z . racks yesterday, showed that the be achieved. of every Packard Sx automatically former si r ™e t his deat is the result of a fractured ekull in- It remained to make these fine cars refines the crank case oil The stead of hear V‘sease as was re- ;, - . sgl spita! physicians almost automatically certain of long Packard Six owner need think of a and economical life in the hands changing oil but four or five times O stop that gurglin closet tank lea “so. ™ i, a rceé ad hw bel. del 7 : | raminat! y the ‘ 7 ; 2. . you've probably tried almost every kind of possible ‘oroner to clear up an element of of owneér-drivers too busy to give 2 year: ’ , . remedy. You tighten this screw—or loosen that one. You mystery in the man’s demise, was ; i have taken your hands and fitted that old style tank bulb in performed by Dr. R. B. H. Grad. them watchful care. The new steering and front spring every position you can—but the maddening gurgle goes on wohl in the presence of Co . ‘ | and on. If vou are one of the many who are still bothered Vit. A juest v e held to Now that has been done. Insur- suspension add perfect security to by such annoyance—to say nothing of the tremendous morrow ‘inst neviect | built the comfort of low cres ‘ f waste of water. it is because you have not installed the one Tx fractures, either seriou ance apairis ce been pressure : The latest weekly patented appliance that will stop that trouble instantly. ? ~ a -_ -” ns ; — into the Packard Six of today. We oon. on | = q | | pits lr * eee tence ont Sate The bother and delay of chassis lu» this car. ough actual | cAt What you need is a andieaaeel J aie yet aoe ne “ta — The sales for th Master MUSHROOM ati wen aonacenns Gabon 7 Se ape : the very biggest Plumbers Vitt said, and the fractures we frequent changing of crank caseoil, its performance. A phone call will . Only! ara been aid Sack. According 10 are things of the past to Packard bring a Packard Six to your door | Furthermore, the msec Tomerer . April, 1925, she in Chrysler Six Here's a tank ball that cannot leak. Shaped like an ash um ; inverted mushroom, it fits down deeply into the valve found 3 necious . clubhous: seat— and seals it at every point. Made of one piece of oo oe © 3 Mis | pure, live gum, it will nor split, collapse or swell. Phone ate Re Soe 3 condi | your Master Plumber to put one im for you today. Always Tu intir geveral days before he was re- CAsk the man who owns one | increase of 237% Sk PP ARLE FLT, AIMEE TT SB fs i : Wihe thormng of May 3 ahd’ Me CALL PateiSeexintente BERRY MOTOR CAR COMPARE : v7 ~ . a P. E, 5 cers | nes be nko had been sol average of $750. For example, Locust at Twenty-Second i | = - iit : wie trouble im 3 : the price of the five-passenger | . so | e 2 , | tions ; Seden # now 42585 at Detrois. | | | r nd baby | i aa MISSOURI CERTIFICATES OF | awe 1875 ARE DECLARED VOID | "igoess tn Cai sated by Gar . & a | Whenever youre ready Sa | ; } . os ee tt | to write. there's a | ecieett aati Land of the | Waterman’s ae Great : = | cen | SON ere : Outdoors | ready to write right- Walk into a dealer’s today—tell him what you want a pen to do—try not just one point but a dozen. The dealer will be glad to let you test vari- ous Waterman’s points until you find your very own. There is one among them to suit your style of writing exactly. Accountants — stenographers— salesmen — correspondents —executives— usually want ff | ction ever bas been taken by Com-| | Colorado, Utah, Yellowstone, California _—_—- a TE ee ET " ‘ . e “ different styles. Waterman’s supplies each €@ Whether you have two weeks or two monthe—by ene aS ee need. - ail means see the West this er—chooee any section os wg lke & lanl ete he - ies vou wish or combine ail in one grand tour. ag be store you visit you'll find a Waterman's vt ' : . Go the scenic thru the heart of this scenic won- that suits your purpose as Babe Ruth's bat suits r ed : —Missouri Pacifc-D. & RG. W W estern his swing. S r Pacitfifc—truiy the i scenic wav West. Over " x the majestic unusual Scace of Utah %. : mbursed the Feather River Can yvyon—into = ia aerial lemon S She Seay Sees aan ee eee oa yn - — , aw . : ooservanion train Ss " Tom Louis Kansas Circr. 191 Broadway, New York ge spl agp: <<< Teygragemy | Rusallien Eitatne: Gaseien age Citicage : San Francisco : Goston : London : Paris - Montreal ~ - | @ Very low summer vacation fares—go one way, re + i ,TDoom the turn Ge ec “Te mnee : € For ill ; } ici w. and —— travel information call at City Ticker Office 318 N. Broadwey (dain 1000 }, or ——— SCHOENFELD ~ieen KIDNEY: LIVER TE W. F. Miller AsouR —— (C™ ve | Complete Lineof Waterman Fountain Pens . is what you need this spring. | weagorrn’ Paster Raman co -) . a wavy rxcnhan 1 ™ * j : Large Selection Headquarters for Good for all the family. St. Louis, Mo iy DAC] FIC j of Kodaks Take a cup as needed, | = ® ; Silverware Flashlights ward off illness oa Cut Glass Ingersoll — Watches | Leather Goods Vv | b esther Goods | 417 N. Broadway yacus | Between Locust and St. Charles a. £:e DUTSTANDING BC ENEC WAY WEsT Today’ a i ee abtors ares in today's Wane * ~ wi MSMDDAY. . Not De te Lt af ee NES Cr ails: ES aa eerie me mo eS ae ee ee ae ee er ee | |e ee ee eee Se aU ae ao |e so on ee a ee ee a or

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| : | o you ha 't put on at least 5 po if w en n't feel ke @ new pe vour money will cheerfully funded | You've nothing to lose and thing to gain, so start the 0 RT eC nae | ant tasting Tablets. = Gas Blost, The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED _St. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH public’s insistence on results that only the Fae tlee Six delivers grows more emphatic week by week and month by month. Mounting sales figures in the weekly reports for the United States show that the Chrysler Six— already a record-breaker in popularity—is soar- ing higher than ever before. The latest weekly report registers an increase of 116% in retail sales over the corresponding week of 1924. The sales for that week were 65% bigger than the very biggest week of 1924. Furthermore, the last three weeks reported are the biggest weeks of 1925. April, 1925, shows the largest month’s business in Chrysler Six history. Always mounting to higher and higher figures. In Illinois, for example, April, 1925, shows an increase of 237% over 1924; Connecticut and the Boston district, including the remainder of New England, 133%; the Atlanta district, in- cluding Georgia, South Carolina and Florida, 364%; San Francisco district, including Cali- fornia, New Mexico and Nevada, 89%. There never has been anything like it as a demonstration of public approval. All of which becomes even more amazing, more significant when you recall that in 1924 the Chrysler Six had already established sales records unequaled in a quarter-century of motor car history. Turn to the chart at your right. It shows you in simple and os and phic sad Chrysler Six pro- duction month See how the lines shoot up as Chrysler factory ties were increased to meet the even more The Touring Car - + «+ 81395 The Phaeton - + + «+ -« 1495 The Coach - . ° . ° 1545 The Roadster- + + «+ « 1625 The Sedan + © © © - 1825 All prices f. o. (Chrysler Breaking Sales Records While Demand Goes Still emphatic public demand for Chrysler Six results. The public knows exactly what'it is about. It has long waited for Chrysler Six quality and performance and it is determined to enjoy their advantages—even to the abandonment of cars previously owned, that cost thousands of dollars more than the Chrysler Six. The public knows that no matter what the make or price, only the Chrysler Six gives them Chrysler brilliance of performance, Chrysler roadability and ease, Chrysler quality, economy and the score of other advantages that belong to this car alone. For that reason there is only one sensible course to pursue. We are eager to have you find out for yourself what these Chrysler Six results are. Ride in the car that gives you a high-gear speed range of from 2 to better than 70 miles an hour. Ride in the car that enables you to take a turn in safety at 50 miles an hour and to drive in comfort at 60 miles an hour over cobble stones and rutted roads. Ride in the car that gives you a new experience in ease, a new conception of roadability. Ride in the car that has proved its amazing stamina in the hands of more than 40,000 own- ers, many of whom have driven their cars 30,000 miles or more in the past —_ Try the Chrysler self-eq hydraulic four- wheel brakes and enjoy a new feeling of security, such as you never had before in a motor car. The opportunity is awaiting you. Once in the car you will not want to leave it until vou make it your Own. The Royal Coupe - ¢ + «+ $1895 The Brougham + <+ « - 1965 TheImperial- - + ¢« -« 2065 The Crown-Imperial « - - 2195 b. Detroit subject to current government tax. We are pleased to extend the convenience of time-payments. Ask about Chrysler's attractive plan. Chrysler dealers and superior Chrysler service everywhere. Bomont 3610 Koenig Motor Co, 2651 Lafayette Av. A. W. Cole, 3006 N. Union BI. G. M. Berry, Inc. 2621 Locust Street West Highway Motor Co., 6413 Easton Av., Wellston Roberts Motor Co., 5156 Delmar BI. ce —- ee er --—, How Chrysler Sales Peak Ever Reaches For New Heights sas This graphic chart shows how the public is pushing Chrysler sales each month to ‘amazing heights above last year’s record-breaking totals. 33 CHRYSLER SIX PRODUCTION STARTED JANUARY 6, 1924 EQUIPMENT OF PLANT: PROCUREMENT — 2 a Be OF MATERIALS FOR PRODUCTION increased to meet

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owt f-\ee ‘4. @ie@e eee = —— eee U. S. Supreme Court Holds Newspapers May Pubilsh Income Tax Lists. Post-Dispatch Burea 20-23 Wratt Bulidinge _ WASHINGTON, May 26.—In ‘an | opinion by the United States Su- “.preme Court, written by Chief Jus- itice Taft, the Coronado labor cast Was remanded back for trial so far as the Care affects District No. 21 of the United Mine Workets | c> America. This case. which has been com- ing back ana forth to the Supreme Court. was that in which the orig!- inal decision of the lower courts held the United Mine Workers of America and the District Mine Workers responsib!e for damages f coal’ MIAINRE inflicted on a group oO: properties , Arkansas A fine o° $200,000 was originally assessec against the canization which ~¢ > . e% ‘ -* c ’ was trebled under the terms of tne anti-trust act, plus an atiorneys fee of $25,000 When the case was 1ast remand- hy the Suprem®é Court, ‘~* the lower court directed a verdict the defendants ed for trial in favor of Previous Raling in Case. our previous report,”’ the de- “ision .given yesterday says, “we held that the internationa! known as the United Miine Worker: of America, the wu known as Tnited Mine Workers, District No 21 and the subordinate loca! ** ‘ uNnJOT unions which were made defend- ants, were, though unincorporated associations, subject to sult under the anti-trust act, but Fi nt + , was not sufficient ev.ce!t to the jury to show participation tert 5a] Unior he by the International Un. th rongs done conspiracy and the v “We found evidence tenaing show that District No. °1 ane other defendants were engaged fii the conspiracy and the cestructior : Upper Fall Yellowstone Yellowstone Park cf Symphony of Wonder \X JATERFALLS. Geysers. _ Grand Canyon. Wild Animals. Great Mountains. Boiling Pools. Clear, Cold Lakes. Rivers. Cataracts. Forests. Nature at her best — stupendous panoramas of beauty — infinite variety —a thrill at every turn of the road. Park opens June 18. Nowhere in all the world can your vacation dollars buy more. The cost of the 41-day eo trip—$54 if you choose otels or $45 camps—meals, ging, automobile sight- seeing trips included. Northern Pacific Ry. Fast, Convenient Train Service (C. B. & O.-Northern Pacific) va Se. City, Denver and Minneapolis. ee = lot, Kanone at slg * 4 eh. we . . 24 ‘ Y : bs & a ; = Cig yt = wt baad * dante. To GY ake ~ omg ' - - eo : Sa | ~ -* c . a of the anti-trus ain 5 | *iffe nd nave +e . @ Suppiie ne a5 a © the ~ - Cc tit first tri Agal.nst ¢ prin cipal defe nis 4% ** 1+ is pon his T on.’ ne case as ffects District No. 21 is ' . . « far sent back , ie “ ' . ote e new trial. P. KR. Stewart, Fre Holt and John P. White are namea ~~ 2s sa 44%N\4 _ . - > fan Aanr* ran canting Tvictr »? Be Cel i endual..s . : - : Wo °F History of the Case The case grew of an effort to change the affiliated group of mines in Sebastian County, Ark from union mines There Was a great deal of violence and destruct?o: f r = if which is discussed in the opinion Another decision barring Japa- nese from igenship was handed down by the Supreme © rt n cronnectior with the se of Hide- mitsu To: the Sur rt held that ser, ; States A ‘ r service - for acqu g A The opir Butler } i ‘geerved almost contin Is) coast guard Hie obtained a certif- icate of citizenship in Massa u- ,setts, which ter was revoked bys ithe District Cour’ n the ground that it had been obtained illegally Ruling as to Chinese Wives (“hinese + L @c “ay ‘ ° nor children me «t "Oe ce OuUp.¢@ came t 4 nsuited R te Less ' ¥ Attorney. He lectured ‘ dbranding their sepa 3 ¢ ish. he said a i? wir 2” , ‘2 : ~Ouple® seemed to talk a: ft Was Only a few minutes wr: l +} -” " “Our L\roo?>m & De tatorse were “fart! ; » Just rub on Joint-Fase if rox war? to know what real joint comfort ix It’s for stiff, S¥ Ol en. Or DalIn-tor tured joints, whether caused by rheu ‘matism or not. , | A few seconds’ rubbing and i: | soake right in through skin and flesh | right down to ligament and bore _ Tt oils up and limbers up the joints. subdues the inflammation and re | ducet the ewelling. Joint-Ease ts the on. great remety for all joint troubles a7 Woltf-Wileon Drug Co. Tth eas W ash ington: Judge @ Dolph Drag Storms 3o-. gon Bros. Drug Co. and other Inve « sts are dispensing it daily t ~~ $0 conte “S Suse fer | Alwaye fememher when Jatnt-Ease gets in joint agonr gots out Qu, = Lay we °; BACK FOR TRIAL AGAIN = ’ | Aa si awh ~ Py , , Age ts 2nie waited oft tha " r 2 erest a, a A a ee a ee eee rg te ee RF — ae 2. * é ‘ + ox a 4 =) 7 4 i : 5 xi Oe oer Ree, Th yy aoe * i LS, date 3 gs 2 ' . Fae . , ke aes - MAY ) 1925. . ’ one other evening newspaper COMBINE - - oS - = == : —— a ~ —————————————————————— we whieh ; : : . ness men! pany. with al! its assets and liabili-! | | Ing by the report of a amaut rovetvar,| | Darwons Merssns Sourast G7: |\0.° Tacounsel temas WH, C-[tee, Tus couaseration was, no Ni, es ich Mrs. Jones dr to the By the : riat ; — ge a ne a easy | ast ong aaa cmee lls ae sig eG bg yadinomemeggae : | Sparkman and Maurice J. Seed,| made public. : } , nail te ele ae DATTONA, Fila. May 36.—Gails joint owners, The sale includes the | Daytona Morgning Journal entire capital stock of the con-| fe a prescription for Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, Bilious Fever and Malaria 666 DOUBLE BlanketsQMC'| AN WASHED AND RENAPPED é Single Blankets, 50c tte Kille the germs. -_x i May 2ist to Washington University Medical Sc Free Sight Saving Clinics Anyone unable to pay an established oculist is urged to attend any of the foilowing clinics. An adequate number of oculists will be in charge. All services free. Alexian Brothers Dispensary, 3933 South Broadway .......... Hours, 2 St. Louis University Medical School, 1404 South Grand B!...Hours, 3 Mullanphy Clinic, 3225 Montgomery Street........ mane oe co cee REDE, OS St. John’s Dispensary, 23rd and Locust Streets ........ 00 vcs os aoe St. Mary’s Dispensary, 1507 Chouteau Avenue ............. ,-.Hours, 2: City Hospital Dispensary, 1605 South 14th Street ......... ..Hours, 3 aft | of the . SHIVER AS moe ft begt affa irs Ant Food teed nl RA BFE pe Kills Ants 4 } ing thel PETERMAN’S ROACH FOOD Kills roaches end waiter bur: PETERMAN’S DISCOVERY Kills Bed Bug: May 27th, Inclusive oO > 0 REEKER Ww ro Ww Ww is © rgd ho :00-4:00 P. hool (Barnes Hospital), 602 South Euclid Av. Hours, 2:00-3:00 P. M. (except Saturday) o In ove minute—just that quick—the pain ends. Nothing so safe, sure, ti- enpticend centiisinatae eee ve Relisef? CORNS aes KMorrest Huff ....John E. Young Leonard Berry Detmar Peppen Dr Scholfs . 7 |. Zino-pads assimerss a Leo de Hierapolts Put one on- the Roeland Woodruff of AS " s' -_ if Cs ee ; 2" is tigae | GiI-wZAA. : Ze i oe : FA x if: y Ay Zs =, , geeeeeuts ee a + nN ia oe _=——_ ~~». Louis users View of kischen in Se Mary's Hespisal, St. Lewis, of “Wear-Ever” Kitchen Equipment Hospitals American Hofel and Annex Missouri Baptist Sanitarium Buckingham Hotel Claridge Hotel Forest Park Hotel Gatesworth Hotel Marquette Hote! ———Maryland Hotel Warwick Hotel Statler Hotel Schools Marrilac Seminary Soldan High Schoo! Central High Schoo! Yeatman High Schoo! Alexian Bros. Hospital Barnes Hospital City Hospital City Sanitarium Koch Hospital Missouri Pacific Hospital St. John’s Hospital St. Louis Mullanphy Hospital St. Luke's Hospital St. Mary's Hospital St. Vincent's Institution Shriners’ Hospital for Crippled Children U.S. Veterans’ Hospital St. Louis Training School for Boys Jewish Hospital New Roosevelt High School The Principia Schoo! Clubs St. Louis University High School St. Louis City Club Pie Companies Bowe Perry Pie Co. St. Louis Club Missouri Athletic Club University Club -iks’ Club showing “Wear- Ewer” and other utensils. Jacketed Kettles Restaurants Child's Restaurants Benish Restaurant Co. Cafferatta’s Cafe Acme Restaurant Anschuetz Mission Inn Bon Ton Catering Co. Busy Bee F. W. Julier Fred Harvey, Union Station Restaurant Washington Restaurant Y. W. C. A Lunch Rooms Bellefontaine Farm Maryville Convent St. Joseph Academy Jefferson Barracks Ely Walker Dry Goods Co. Grand Leader Tea Room Scruggs, Vandervoort & Barney Tea Room Famous & Barr Tea Room Homes Masonic Home

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¥ 26. 1925. x 4 ~ Bava Re ; ul TCESDAY, The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation ‘han the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED S1.LouS FOSi-uirai Cr MAY 26 16%: ™ Baad: . which was really hearty consider- on SP = | ing that hands had to be with- : a drawn from Warm pockets to achieve it, may have been due to a feeling that the opening night of the Municipa] Theater Associa- Open Un NE AND STSHIVER AS. PEA BEGIN 5 Weather Falls on, -- as Seventh Out- sy Season Opens With beginnings of a new regime in the affairs of the organization. A rep- ertory of 11 works, a}! new to the Forest Park auditoriuin ‘and strik- ing the highest average of quality as yet promised, together with six new principals out of nine, and in particular a vigorous leap forward in staging, encouraged a hope that a reign of artistic ideals has been inaugurated. We do not mean to assert that if "A ¢ : . -_ | Night in Venice,” a comic opera a7 Night in Venice. by Johann Strauss which was ne ih chosen to launch the season. is on its merits equal to the best works given at the theater in the past. It seems to us unquestion- ably inferior, in music and espe - Clally in its libretto, to “Die Fie- dermaus” and “The Gypsy Baron.” | alse operettas by Strauss, which | w FACES IN CAST, ; "WPROVED STAGING ¢ ‘ F -Bitten Enthusi- were presented in 1923. But these 7 were based respectively on kill Applaud Strauss y on a skill- nd-new. Made to or. fully constructed French comedy by they cost $30 to $40. J Miss d’ Arle and to ee grt Hype Fema = it ) £ ve yY Moritz 0 i. Dress Better for Half _ # Choral Pictures. . ‘The book of “A Night in Venice,”.' Fine Worsteds _written by Zell and suggestions fsenee after ——— en of Strauss himself, is Fi C le THE CAST. an inept miscellany of “Don Gio- | ine assimeres _...Leo de Hierapolis;vanni,” “Figaro,” “Rigoletto” and | ha ‘orrest Huff 1 *'As ‘ h -" 1012N.GRAND #3” ie. © Yous! «i . iceeeek therr Omissions and Interpolations meres — Detmar Poppen The more one sees, in genera] ,.....-- Roland Woodruff/of French, Austrian and American io... Willlam ee geet librettos, the greater is one’s ad- ae i waste miration for W. S. Gilbert, not only ‘Fritzi von Busing #8 4*wit but as an able dramatist. 1: Bernice Mershon Would be impossible, for instance. Dollye Hiyams to omit a song or a line from Ida Moers hell “The Mikado,”’ or to interpolate a Ma e lst nar st single number or even gag, with- - | out definitely injuring its structure. But “A Night in Venice” did not, suffer appreciably from the injec- tion of impromptu wheezes about the Republican party, the Senate. prohibition, taxicabs, crossword ' puzzies and the weather, or by the RICHARD L. STOKES. P rigors of Amundsen’: nt toward the North Pole » piercing |y hrought home Den audience of neariy 5000 . ed and ehooKk la st re eal > mrett interpolation of a topical song—in t rou ; ; JM. ‘ a4 ws lte ‘ & , . Shours the writer remembers a Somes ;, o be sure—called : s* a ' dured at the Muni- ' _— 3 Chattering tee! Possibly only ai few persons Theater ot FF Liin : . note J that eiu a: —— rn be re were ice of castane is. and only nu ) oftic Ce 4 . m1 itted fram 4% ef . sw of the evening & tremo yan PPOs ine third act-—a ° enor : ; in +1 ’ y _. .. vibratos was performed by nerus in which Lue Venetian instrumenté Ones icy women mock Duke Ricardo. and - : ; A : b hom eedoubled by sym-(|#mether femate ensemble called for feminine inembers of the “The Doves of San Marco.’ Or ahbae as saa ® i « who, under the compulsion of for that matter, that a number setting. exposed frost- introduced in behalf of the prima arms, throate and bacars to donna, called ‘“Straussiana’’ and ity of the temperature. A COnSisting of pleasantiy jumbled ulated tn «he effect that | Phrases from half a dozen of his om ) ‘ , . n not al fres: Oo. but 2] popuiar Waillzes at d airs. Was an D opera interpolation. mists piped and horn players bhatrancing Viennesc Waltzes. buttoned to i with overcoats Nevertheless, the score, as pre- chins Violinists scraped sented—though lacking any one hate dragged down over their: number of conspicuous greatness and drummers bran. lished was woren larcely of those en- sticks from the midst of chanting, languorous Vienna ings sultable for sieizhing. A waltzes of which Strauss. more Wenturesome straw hats were than any other composer knew but December wear was Ge the secret. Their seductive melod: ir. Only those foresightel' and rhythm dowered the playine tte don uisters and fur of the orchestra and the singing pyemed the evening rela- of the chorus with incessant de- momfort. Some took to flight light. the first act, and still more It was evident that the associa- the second. The majority en- to the glacia] end. A New Order Begins. fortitude, and applause tion had made a serious effort to | elevate the standard of its cast, and (it was equally obvious that it had i been more § successful with the women than with the new mals principals. Miss Yvonne d'Arie ts, j}we believe, the first female singer the organization has ever recruit- (ed from the Metropolitan, and the severe qualifications exacted by (that institution, from even its mi- ‘nor vocalists. led one to expect |what really proved to be the case— -a voice of unusual beauty, expertly trained. What we did not expect... ‘and what promises to give Miss d’Arle first place in the list . of, | Municipal Theater prima donne, was her grace and animation in acting, and her skillful way wit! spoken text—acconplishments not | very common in grand opera. She dances prettilr, and is as agreeable | to the eye as to the ear. | Miss Mershon Picases. Miss Bernice Mershon, the new e | RAFT HEESE —= — loaves an % a rs ry .—Three bundreJ thou- The —_——— crigina'ty } manufac- The Mukden arsenal, recently the most the ma-; imported from Den-| Ether, sulphuric acid and were manufac- (hina. was up-to-date and installed, in —— SSS aCe Bae 8:28 see) arms and munitions. eration by August. s y the Agsocated Prees. > NEW ORLEANS, La., May 26.— @ those in service by the Ford Alr'‘, Transport Co. between Detroit and, @ Chicago. will be placed in service New Orleans 2 director oft for the Chicago-New a Air Transport Co., has « the New Orleans Associa- = of Commerce that the planes Hierbert W. Welton. that the to carry = basgage anc be equipped passengers, the Associated Press FREMONT. Neb... May 26.—Mrs. Knoell and .Mrs. Laura twin sisters. have filed in District who a4 The cou- and Lawrence. brothers, JOPLIN: Clear, roads good. JEFFERSON CITY: Ciear: roads good COLUMBIA: C'ear: roads good. MOBERIY: Clear; roads good. SEDALAA: Clear: roads goo.) HANNIBAL: Clear: roads good. | SPRINGFIELD: Clear: roads a double ceremony. t ES eee Cee a Missouri Road Conditions. (g y Telegraph to the Post-Dispatch. S KANSAS CITY Clear; roads!& t ST. JOSEPH: ‘ lear: roads good. . = « = es a :8 @: m For This Week Only! Special Trade-In Offer On the Wonderful New Model No. 12 Western Elseciric VACUUM SWEEPER With Motor-Driven Brush $1 OES your Vacuum Sweeper pick up thread, lint, and ravelings? The Model Picks them up as necessary. only. Act at once. @randt Electric Co, | £ Sriank oldam *'ectric Shop : Successors to 904 PINE STREET SERVING THE HOME ELECTRICALLY SINCE 1888 Allowance for Your Old Sweeper sang the ‘“‘Lagoon Waltzes” with a Th ; ! e r00 per cent /tistic style. Neither his ringinz nor T $5 D $5 M th e aeting revealed sufficient ease, er ms ow ni, on — bars" fiexibilitv or animation to eftace a i Small Initial Payment Delivers It at Once— Balance to Suit “a. = 1. c ~“ ees TS eee ee ee es ee eee eee ee ee ee Pred ow & a ng ‘Ss <i ry 2, 4 a 7 sf ‘oe 7 : te : - s : + "hel ie i - 4 . ° | .

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th ST |OuUIS POSi- DISPATL tr 7. ESDA y KY be NING. MA ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee ee ne 3, INDIANS 1, JOE and ASBESTOS— Asbestos Will N ———_ BROWNS VANGILDER GOES FIRST me ee i i i C- : = Ken K hie Grant, An a i a ii ait iScuse Me, MR. SINCLAIR - Bur Lt Ll ANNA e JT A eS ON - Somc coin ON oo PuT OVER YOUR Hoss WVUR HOSS AIS COOD ToDay. HAS, MQ. HADRE TH THING, | HE Awvy > yocREe ws “YESTERDAY, | CHance ; TRAINER AN™ WHEN VIMSON ~~ Py 2 - | WON. 10 HILL AGAINS! SOUTHPAW SHAUTE TimtsT «4..A™MI. 7 345356827 8 © fk. CLEVELAND AT ST LOUIS \TWE HORSE ‘WAS /5 Toi L 0 Be \. iN CARLY niow > “ne” BuT 3 Bb SCRATCHES The Rettin= Order. = +... ’ |AsSeesTos aiTed my STABLE THE 4 Ml BANKROLL IS ow $1073 .€2 * WANNA STICK ANY es a shooting $38 2 - Northumberland, 2 and 1 regularity. Eddie will go ‘to Bombardier Wells, British) san. Friday and Saturday | who in recent years has “* the VUi«e Valley goir teur- himeelf to golf, came t * He also gill complete in rice . , 7 " ' . Nulty. J Sewell popped se . ney a0 a caste. 1 | t. State. Trans-Mississip- —— — jot ue ‘ img apt. : . oa , eee , 7 - es oe eae be: : : Ty} Ls t Urna- CARDS AT CINCINNAT! s tournaments in the down, 6 and 4 4 daqparny sini Washine-| , , . . lee ‘ restr ; , ‘ , , ‘ - — —— Y e and wil f i a? ai ? ‘ . 2 3 ’ 3 ei té h amnual Misseuri Vale: Universit, ional in- * ; ; ' : ‘, and Saturda‘ as . cate 7 9 CINCINNATI net 3 | : ms . . nee a sllegiate 4 “. J . . m if o CTwb. “. “et. yT . re ia : igures hulated rester 0 0 & terk 2 24 s ;- ie - Se . 23 The Batting Order. vir a - ih. tak a 447 er) h4 Vash ten (*hicace ile scland BktowWw ss Yerk lhe t reit est Holderness, Qum the Zbyszko Scheduled to Hold First Practice for Title Bout Today. ’ Finn to Oppose Helffrich at Yankee Stadium in Farewell Race in America. ‘oe the Post-Digpatc? NORMAN, OK. May 26 ec and sixty-five athietes wi) the Sarne PIRST INNING, tat eT AR YD Jainieson IN CINGINNAT =pecia coed Attempting to sacrifice — Ox ; ke forced Jamieson, Vangiige: —Two u'zZae Lrerbe: Vangiide: is a ow yur? he + : , twaAcr so? M eg} Heemfeoon , take part in track meet and ahr lutseke LT and tans ne conien } that Jar represent nat c air the Mont S eid # in pPporari ' ruieq other Sewell (,er imyeite Nivet eV UlasSila' © iON] miN BbhRoOWAS bhi : > »i? Vew Breet! +a Vhila’phia (inci neat ittsbearg Herston i bieace LRDS« Yest Seren Results. NATIONAL LEAGUE. - Lee suUrnament season here. clubs in the St 1% a fhe ° : weg : ah tt t to open Tim Moriarity and Ss. B 4 . 7 - anv} 16 will meet Sunday in the | Gast’ cmeouregre got final match im the ec the pros may have had of; class of the Kirkwood to the n national open. Clvd’s annual spring golf ment Morieritr reached ¢ round by defeating E. E. while Wagener bed ac =r Rey Flesh carrying him JTaR®. nineteenth hole before | , . . ™ ind Kansas Ton the match Flesh had t bee | | , aie | j - o- nter four-ma! : in the of T3 while Wagener a Aut , a ‘ stroke better ase yi feated d Kk. ; - ; - » ‘ . , j ‘ a ~ ” mn : . : :] meet + nautle | ‘he rdinal ed e! ; : , ‘ > fissouri has entered two mer Manning ‘ean trom | o Jmcdrlom lk; nis al Ol : ' ; of | —_ Tomorrow’ s Schedule. of the other sc up. in a semifinal . ¢ ’ , : © F : t : * it all ce . _. a bm ~ thore: 4? Mo ‘ she ateta , —T. . nt Ur lis me RnR. Cometeck, we BECKMAN, OF CLAY TON, i. vie Agges Fe « OTD aggel E Lect . ea! laple Height ins AMERICAN LEAGUI | : i Seetmen 5 ee : HURLS 6-INNING NO-HIT T yw nt , ' ' . - saseliby: eA ; j Wricht. whe wen from A - ' ' | ; il meet tim TR: I VNEN George Tra ;. © en MT Ss ' ; bly. 4 and 3. w TILT BEATING FERGUSON _ FURST INNING 3 . ~— | ona | ) : | B final 7e 8) & \ = ie ; . . . re ; : : : ” saa cd In Cleese =: ww Rr. Parkes, 2 aad ert ee vane sing Wisastibame “cratcin - ’ ‘ ~ _— . hington. § At Maple Heights. a Special Correspondent of , | Post-Dixpaich : me nat « : | diate ) es post. INNATI. M " AMERICAN LEAGLE. i, | 7 sPaCKINTP INNENG, -EVELANI sul us coTNe Mic Nhu ae rut mi abo piayed moet of the for the Midwest eliminatio. | national open golf; Only 27 players and | who tte fer wenty-seventn | iy the scoring of the 18-hole on Wednesday and Thursday : be eligible to go to the meet Worcester, Mass.. next month ‘ec | e with five from the Pacific | and eome two score from the | vw ere Tr the tionship rewv™ste Dp: heois has ; Alt he ~ > we " : : ‘ ™ . _* ° " - ' - " z “ ‘ ’ - : bah. ut 2] Ww v J | Angas phar re : NATIONAL LEAGUF . Liabama +. Vanderbilt 4. ‘eated § & eae ) ole Pree: ORR: Illtmeis Wisceesin 3. E. Cc. Muetier cto 4 1° was Syracese 4. and ce” } Yale 1. » and ., -h *em ' " . Michigans 4. tewa an lilimei=« (¢ #i- Smith 1% = “ae ee e lege i. sshank of Oklahoma; runner-up after 3) sby Jones for the! years ago. yesterday : so twee amous player? reaks of bril- Jouk Mute! epen cham- | " Western open cy Hampton, Larry 4 Bob Mac Donaid Mhick Gardner ef Chicage amateurs who oF League 2. ria S eal ‘ eslenrda ) 5 te neat At Dehneat Park. tee fdys7ho Work , 7 | ae INTERNATIONAL - io (butdoor- . a? \- es ~~" > > . . . ~* ‘ . ° ‘ ‘ . . , . “EOOND INNING .} -Phyvazk eater - , ) . : a y iw _ Svracus : VALS \’) barre } e. int. ry x a 3 rls + 4 ~ — . — Re ats “vu THERN asScM LATION -* , wi io a . . a + _- TC » *tield will play w and all whe wish another round on Thurs- owest agaeTegate scores fring for thes). re ° ~ i FF : » Rock AMERICAN ASSOCLATION .T aa ed . Pee + tne | WINGO, RED CATCHER = aint siyeraver i. een fh matters Cubs Release Miller. ape : on Wake IS ON INJURED LIST Soubled BC ean | ecmaind Fn ~~ Wire a —_ gear a a WITH BROKEN FINGER =" ’ __ : " . ~~ ~ ~*~ “yy eang”™ heavyw igh: “« hier’ Veto. indian. im «a HUTCHISON, Kan. — PHILADE.LPHLA ‘ . an *tribiing ‘-ecorgia be ner. defeated quah. HK @reee reund beer. MOBILE. Ala.—Aid Seabern of Mobile the “elterweight champienshin of the “euth b*« Teating 1! Amew'e« leame im 10 reaenda. SPRINGFIELD. Ye. — Jumm >» Finley ef l.ecuiswille, Ker. «laim- ant ef the Seuthern welterweigh: PETTSBL Ke. $4 title, wen a Bewsepaper decisioa cat aé Je i Martnett ' i. . ' ? ever “Wildeat™ oO’ Brier ef Kan- : . Newman -. . ' “ e * - rh : - & > " . ™ = ae oe a Tiebule@e- A remmer and & . ' . . sae (tt. The New Round Pointed +6 ARATEX a COLLAR Cost tne. Mangers of ARROW COLLARS ite. FRANKIE GENARO AND KID WILLIAMS MATCHED son (HICAGY AT PITTSBL Ke. “ae- ef “Yew Or. . ~ BROOKT.YN At MAMPHIS..-Pail Meran of Mem- Phis éefeated Babkiy Huge, Shrevepert. cigkht reends«. CANTO... OJ. — Benn Clesetand featherwriatt. eut Teddy Jerce. ( anada. end reansd. Jimm-» pointed steve reunds. YORRISTOW YS. Pa.—Ray Witee- ell, Philedeiphin. «wen frem Jec Tipiitx. Peliladeiphin. 1@ reand«. Barttiing Mack. (amden. \. J. ’ : ari Nartmann., . ro. foug hi ara. ADELPHIA — ~ +3 410 ‘-ershe. krmerk ed in “eo. Tremnmett oar. Nugeer. eight vo FOULING OPPONENT . Am@=erete! = Pree ‘ew YORER “Mae ande'l, ilightseeig* wae suaererded 74s samples. 3 te 5S times 2s mech a) wh ‘ore fete { Maiieries “Pe Baines ee ~ iene 7 ee ee a en \ Steut Sizes Included 1012 N. GRAND oeha 244 eet rs... re’u Rua». 4 heater crite ie a Silk

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a nw —_ ae gi A LD UNABLE TO PLAY IN NATIONAL OPEN QUALIFYING R _ _ — a ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — TUESDAY EVENING. MAY 26, 1925. ST LOure POST-DISPATCH ° _—-— — — eee ———$— + ~- oe ir Cattes Bel * ~- pt cz 3 c ay C r . - 1? last of the “big three’ of q court to Zbyszko Asks Court | HOME RUN SLUGGERS. championships the Public —=at_tm— Ses Swift .... 41 8OO Rk. Island 25 strongest teams, with Country Day three _ @ = _ Norman, , y* 02 Stanislaus Cyganiewicz ) 7 ; ~~ oe Rebertson, Browns , meet on Grounds No. 12 for the Seapets Iau .... 323 .600 Tellow 4.3 A | " - ‘ ' . up and two to Play : ‘all S ZBYSZKY, whe " ° ° ’ ‘Ti ne eee i] : . - ° wv . ’ , os = - - = 2 - . - . ey er na 4 ‘ . and Roger Wet! : ‘Mueh Sienkiewicz’s story, “Knights of ate — ‘RUN SCORERS. tom will slay Leciefe on Gea 104072 % INDEPENDENT LEAGUF. 7 coo ive an edge on the Junior ‘inet ered ver is will not be represented’ the Cross.”’ + omnis Si "Phila: Pl Club id BE Mow‘ tine Genial ° Meal nd : wl 1. Pet Billikens, having emerged a win- inated yesterday. Douglas {> Lou , 1” «} beatin ‘ Munn ¢ a- aser Be. .O~. ior the j@adcersnip ot! rTrOUD «2... ’ a . \fe'etio.. & 1 wae . ee 3 590 ner In a dual track meet early in are ‘ Pi pational open £0)! champion- In seeking an injunction to delphi nt? for a Burns. Phillies om Ly Ruet hor tia arith he Lacthes ae Vd ' pe ema 5°00 | , @ ACAD, NOW is reignin fa “| nualifv a — ” ‘ . — : at : nee ‘ ( ° “ j . 7 _ 4 - . ‘ ‘ Pr Falcons 3 > .000 the me ason Agai neat the L niversity ,of the tournames sd this year. he jualiiying restrain Ed Lewis from refer- cou restraining : Jamieson. Indians " morrow when Madisor plays t. Jo ) = ¢ Hig Chaminad 1 MecBrid . ils TT) it ' y 4 oi . ’ . , ? : , . ’ ” - an . . . ‘ 5 . . - ; if f ; * Grant nen for the western disi.rict Wii rng to himself as ‘champ! in Lewis a] j t a referee's de- Rice. Senators .. * eceese the tie in Group C with Peabody. r ’ ae “ CITY LEAGU E. lined ane om ' aa ane c r e , , Ova) defeated J. @. at Chicago tomorrow and Pan Stanislaus has started ©:5101 Munn. from claiming © Simmons, Athietics ...... ‘ A . | ars. hed lar red small teams in the Morrison of Sunningdale. ” ;, the « hampionshiy Wheat. Dedgers 5 0 1 000 Lampert , 4 meet : ~ @ d no St. Louisans will something that may reverberat: ; . will take le morro “he: i2¢@ . .. ks yg oe fen "as A. F. Bourne of the Garden ane & ‘ Zbyszko argues that Lewis Cuyler. Pirmtes ....--:-*0°* ill take place tomorrow rhen | ,.. = * y 1: St. mi a Fimei4 . The 100-vard dash should prove 1? first round elimination game ] N substance Stanislaus 'oday, being defeated by the — 1 1] de’ 1 : : ; ‘ — ' , , . Cache , = orn and five es among the amateul This means endowing a court Beacon A a { hddie Held, is- | ou the alle ‘ iy . 2a, | , im ails : Club Cen v ork wae eliminat bt the field. F d n the Hal O71 Time It ; low? a)! to the title when We Manos, Brewnse te -—" Baden represer ting Group {> Min’ ckh'rdt OF ithe rnost interesting race of the . . : La . White Sox ; aT Wis shj i to i : } . ¢ (ir yt) - ; " ro vy) - ‘ * ‘ ” > 4 grrangements 4° : tata Court vs. Referee. udge ruled that Roush, Reds ng Bates of Groupe E. The gam> Batteriese—Kuly and Koelling: Shetzer 42 “67 1 be. 2! - | 10 seconds in trial heats. The re- Toledo {> .» Ore ? ole ¥ « tions an c an- , v . Moore 4 - 459 _examinatso a | ) ' - 6 : 910 & “ rf Atias opie 7 . h | the other four schools of Phar hest« ’ \ y uu a® elimnisy 4 up the ide@a of gE be w( -_s ‘ hj nize Nn ’ af »* cec)] i s R00 ubs and . 7 Leo... 4 ision of Pitcher Harvey Freeman of day by V. Cc. I champion and former Trans- may even wipe out that time- Munn th im twiee at Kan- ,; LEADING BASE STEALERS. meets Lyons of Group A on Set o—K uly and Johanveter. LC eae HKeacon ACOSO 000 | day Western, in Torres. St. Louis z , , 4ongstatfe ra tional!) r) unici al s — : 4 Aa ; na : ~ . “i , i ' sie re al ac eS ‘ ; 1“ . . « “ ,’ " _ h.. this “American betall ippi and nat! Pp honored piece of ring furniture, sas ; SB. srounds No. 6 at Fairgrounds. An- 2345 7891011 R.H.E EMPIRE LEAGUE U. High tn Campbell and Country > . . : OS ‘our up and three v% ' ’ . ’ ’ : wrestlin championship Mostil, . -. 316 : . ” - 2 . ) Pray > 3 s crown, but he could not oe Ss — 8 See te a kg | @ «6} Cupples, winner in Group F. play- A.4 0 1.000 7 Stranahs rT) ra i} . . = le Ss _ a - . . - . r ° _ . = in of the Inverness &@ nae to rearrange his law- 6 will be played at Fairzrounds and Duke MANUFACTURERS’ “ * |iay race should also prove a close P ; l’all \ of ne Wak Hill " , this morning that he had A AINng he £ ; ‘ Peckinpaugh. ‘ determine croup titles ¥ | com- : Pid ' a3 . * 4 Wa bash } F o . edge on : 3 waving a quartet of sprinters equa! i ) will St. Louis WU. High's - rel: Hentiey. Giants 1.000 semi@nals next wee = g Aigabi! x elay team . ' ’ Lf Magno!i2 : 5) keh? - : : = - : ; . e ho We lt¢ : ee ; tu . = ” Onn ; * , 4 y, 5 as indo "7 rr) Mioria it) a? d - BR w to op al a (iif a luk 1 . i ‘ | sl : YEW TORK la "¢ 4 RESULTS IN SECOND an J ‘ y a ’ ii " SIDE LEAGUE ‘the Quincy club 7 - 7 rié A ’ ‘ } r wee ' : ” ; : > "TH ' yy J - ; 7 1¢ champlio the pros may have had : the determining factor in award- i runne Fobinson,. new sident t] ROUND OF TOURNEY ‘lul ~~ » ' w. v.. Pet w. L. Pet. | Player—C lop. t¢ ompete for in an attempt by Munn to re- t . Aas] nl Aon es : . pion. planned » 4 } a the referec. a DP : other is scheduled for Frida . With ere Te wi lL. Pet. ial . | Day with Putney have three ster ‘ ' , ; ‘+s & aos ; ; : J. B. Pease today defeated belt held Lewis, an Inde Adams, Cubs 0 0 O—+411 1 “po 401.000 ex runners, who have everaged about . w to Lewis Heathcote, Cubs HT yed : Sap reams playing games this wee‘: Club ee w Pe event, but the Cadets have a slight ' Bick H ae , =? «© ie aan Of fal (against OW} yro-’ Piaver— lab. Won. Lost. Pet. next week The on : ee aml Mand . . > = 9 EAGT FE. ‘ , le bh as final, whether th De : ii o hide &. CRAFTSMEN’S L wt po tO any they have yet run against. na! came in second ‘4 e Ww Karr, Indians 1.000 ape ioe 4 aA7 Polar Star n the Misstasippi ‘eliminated the champion, Big , CUPPLIS 91.000 Envelopes. 13 --90 and weight throws, javelin throw. : . — . . > eo \ ~«e at PP? ' GUE rrrone liing a Ys omavwd Frets Q a o LAG oe + 6% aoe - : », '.genberg * te a 6 6 oOo”0 Robert Gunther of the Quincy Fang G N PPOSE Tniversits ' the i be yanked into court for a wees a me oF sion and run this lub ! eres ow os re ins ae ,| Sareea res RA Perp. Help.4 0 1.0") 2s CO LO—W ek heh a S © fe) 5on Wea. VU yon 4 A000 . = , inner \ “. ; é ne ri:0 a ‘ " : (ne *% aT) naMm- ‘ . a I j ; ok ane 7 mA — 2 , judicial overhauling 5) xp! > yt _ Hartn wwe Fw : UNITED RAILW AYS LEAGUE t ‘ — - ‘ ; Matcd Press . . * muld neen q “at , at t » | uf race jeieateg 3! rs , tig > mila . » 4 , i irneyv: i11.% > Tic LMie i* . re ‘ ; rnd > ili tne “ sl 4 leffersor. 1 0 1.ang » oS way unds were Dla ved \ . Bates Was WRONG. , ati * 4 ‘ K rae , ‘ ‘ “ ° } nq ] io) (aes RICAGO, May 26—Final p abe G. [ae ae Soak . t . 'T Mannine for the natio al open 1} i the ref famou ; London-t Bright les | ag ae HERES - SOUTH SIDE SODALITY. won from mponsnip. WNiy «. players Au as final in Zidbys ' 7 course of 52 miles and 200 vard« 3 on ‘mn the thick efeated | Stroller A. CC. with teams In rt wt. Pet WI. jie for nty-seve ‘ - © « es and * of th ts Fr overs. 6054 Fyie . — St. Meret “ who tie fo we pall pg to be see Judged by como! in 5 hours 553 minutes and 43 ., gh. T ions wil t Prederi lefeated D es: : a: 2 Ronifaces © I ry 6: oie t ; or! , ; -hHhol , ‘ ‘ a4 : ; ‘ . A gre y » ip the scoring ©! = _— 7 sense and no' law h reve) seconds, beating several amateu! ‘ — a > "OU Cal LuGerie ue ; » i “es aoe an " Ge Rang “ on = os a Fo Ur is on Wednesday and Thursday, wont nace” te e a a e demas ath tind ciuaes” idee Ge. DE MOLAY LEAGUPF. pe eligibie to go to the mee Fieferee Raies Yas i : ‘ j a + ci] o }? mit > it! na Z i.) na BL ' ; ; . Ji - wl - h *¢ ’ ho North ‘Side Jra.. 16-17 years. for Fun- Wetlaton.. 0 '- . 71? > f a" ) Tiles “ ° ‘ . . . Worcester, Mass. ! — —o ID we: We nave we ~ a ie | . Linne: dave and bolidars Lenard Hogan, 1502A ¢ “ 5,00 Perfection. O1 1100 pete with five fron he war 2 Ed “Strang er . — till further vealed | (DH lana im majo BE | at ais. | pen ce «2 Van Moefen « : Leffingweill avenue , } © ee ° . ‘ ; es two score from —_ — tented ©. TD 1 Sand 1 Roosters 401.000 Gen, Acets 44 000 r-Up : Mag Ceres : - , ; , — - / ! iy Peerless. « r th Engineer 401.000 Frt. Accts, 04 O00) lon ? ré a a Five miles nie ’ i} unNOT: al Ba t . . ov" 7 — ty for Saturds an D | Ale ” cone re an te] ia . , 7 — ey et Fifteen miles : 4 _—_ - ) ; a. a? _* ler, 4134 Enrigh nue. . Linde’]) 6172R COLORED INDUSTRIAL \ Peters an ‘ , ) - ' : igo : . ; TAGUE firet prise the firet nin: mn 32 « w S ler ane at) @7 , went 4 miles | i. tena hetero Ph n i —" — " | , LEAGUE. . ; vo : nieve a re Half diatance (26 mile« on | nd i Rept a ay a a. | lena street wt OF r , torm.e@} ; ' TT) rd«} . Jat +3: , ‘ Va ;, ” on fans . 01.000 Beulines »> tite y ¢ 7} ;, yare ; — , ’ ae ‘ — ' “Sheiks. “Oo 11000 ruilimen. side of his o*8 a ' Varathon distance (26 if ; vs ‘ ra eo and int atreet see him Ps miles 385 yards) But + must be 4a that he Red Lion. Handcross ry - o- “a . . 'T- ‘(A2'. miles) pide rT} mpton, La received the hot end of the ver sli ciaias laitien " . . ; . . . e = , — tzand Bob Ma‘ Donaid hick | : meas City i} su and Bol Boriner ‘rc dict at han-~ =e Castile Hotel. Hichetead ob Ward! o > ryt nz é ‘ +3 among | ie seen tenst SS oe ee (40 miles 308 yard«) game in the Nationa! ber eet. a Theses M4 = : P " de d . - + 11) : . ; : , a Mavorite up anc WU) tees Fertys-five miles ' opening a aative field = 1% arrangec : ve Black Lien, Patcham Cubs with a 6-to-3 vi : ee - ° ° ~ i S03 wards) oa a . tomorrow and al! (48 mites } yas Maanger Tris Spealer piny another round on TbhurTs- Mbunn Deserved It. rity mies a 4 ond Baseman Joe lowest agrrregrate Rrighten Agqunrium (52 : , 4 . , . , . Oo Al ppearances 2c : Cleveland have been suspended un -_ ne : ea ivia » he , ~~ © si +s > ‘ . - . . ‘ : . » hoe , - . fis 'te’* 7 proterstin a Aer! >} Z evr? ‘ ’ ; » ; . : , : - ‘ 8 si- re l ake 17 : meet tn the © mnat\hes ome series @ FAVORED LANES IN COLLEGE REGATTA P the Amocate? Prom YORK. May 26.—Pennsy! ‘ornell crews will have ; 2 was as in the Hudson Rive: ueh , a wre ' - % runnel! wer a di Babe Fiuth e: cts tO appear at ughkeepsie, \. ¥ ) es ee ne er eal half as ion he Yank adium todav to see a according to rat . mul ; Lea P ee im [a a . double-header be 5. the Hug- h yesterday unde eT ; ) men and the | Sox. He has of the Stewards Piker Net Stars opes of the Intercollegiate tien Over Kansas ONLY 27 BATTERS FACE Win SANDLOT PITCHER IN | aiebiene Washington Players Lose Only A NINE INNING CONTEST | ae One Set in Capturing 3 By the Aaneciated Prom, 7 be, , i GRADE ; Match miedy may ack . ONE STYLE Straight Matches. ons Ei game Mtoe ie ¢ : ONE PRICE 7 Robert Emmets are always fresh. Sold sdvan only in airtight cans. Ree olga om mae coun a al} a A stale cigar loses Sd ee cameos Same sete 5 ‘he Mitewors Nene” Senman Or, |{ See GROOM its flavor and no returning. See Rule 35, Section © carting Friday. humidor will ever re- | P denen W sremmerich _No outs Batter ia dine weeps Hair Combed, Glossy new it. - >) Ae | ackm gh cok limes gpelbor’ : it on | MANHATTAX, Kat. 3 \W\ ell-Groomed all Day | | | | via Wahege Bailsosd O thousands of smoker BE lene ve Rw. Witla i iiiccieni tas: | Tee Kenens Agsie Sean ee Ask for a fresh : : (Union Station ). : es | | ‘* Hair-Groom”’ Emmet today. | servation car, . Meek = ; ni) : as : ree eonrti and . ™ — .* Prod than Bp Becker ee ei twee rye apparent Tes Wi Tatversity of K ; ucto is more ; 7. &. montage. gets past him = , ay. > to © - : oe a dignified good cigar. It is a constant EMG so. M. Rtrecsburee ceedd base 02 the ball set? oo uns in th gnifi panion—a friend on ao re Se (oe sone ts i ir] 8 errot : combing cream re ~—n ~ : oe oo: : ‘ 4 . + rs : ‘ ‘ loes Lie sur" "y You sya ties , ’ : whieh coats only reine oo Rae : BLENDED BY THE MASTER x error fer ieft fielder. tirst a nominal amount BLE « an «ets an oerrer _ a jar at any drug ot ong “as good. Second baer- : . i « . ere Milliens BLENDER a ' ~ leounhe- man wae net en the job hat “ane ' , use it herause it can bank on it always. —e Jl. Mathes notte given an evver in tee el. | ss oS = CHAS J SPIETZ size to suit your fancy~ 10 & ) . eon a_i : wnices he tried wd bamdlec the tb: | | re dn ie A = s G. HL P. Cigar Co., Ine e oki ve, 3 Stee gaa Daviscourt Wins Match. | : a u oy and - | r 4 hanneln me feet to the hair—tbat fine uch + Phils., Pa. nil ~ ws 0. : aa sed restis | Pam good dress both in business and of Diatribeters - : | Ps x = ; pe ur? } ' ne ererasiones re «" ib orn un W. F. Brockmeyer Cigar FURR: »- a: ae unable te return to the "8: gee fer 18c social oneasions Evens umice ~=—6W. F. BROCKMEYER CIGAR CO. Thistributor get: ' mis tN VINC ISLES Uda 1 anv stvrie vou like. ** Harr eT &. Srd St. m7. *«< Sard at. st. Louis, Me 7 : ' e, . picts : . , a ) . op , rena . — . - . , pe =“ Lewie Ve base » will be pt hench 8 Varsit: aM ia ’ £orne.) mM: « Washingtor Bcoonsir ST ROUND PAIRINGS R ALGONQUIN CLUB’S ING GOLF TOURNEY ae ee CHAMPIONSHIP Jebneian ve Hern Deougiae ve. J B. Goode in «« W Resk ~s 1 Var Thke es PV NV VY Ve VN vn evensev's tTI7T A Wat

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: . . ; > nes ¥ ar jue Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBI NEw Bei i Tg RP i. a _ x et? our Ouer ; : Mo Al - How other women never f — Lat 5 3. m. - Cheries @ 2d ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i | or New Wabash Train to Denver. ing day. It will carry observation- | The “St. Louls-Colerado Lime! parlor and dining cars one threugh | ied.’ a new train under a sched-/ drawing room Freepers for Den-' | nie of 26% hours between St.| ver, Salt Lake City and Los Ange'es. Touls and Denver will oe put tate | Tie inauguration cf the new train’ operation by the Wabasb raiirord/ will work no changes in the pres- = POLICE EXTEND Sunday. The new train i)! leave lent Wabash-Union Pacific servire i . ' ly. arriving! from St. Louis to Denver, Tellew- | Hearts Too Full for Utterance Instinctively Turn to Flowers The tenderest regard, the deepest sympathy, the sin- | cerest love are best expressed by Flowers. For . | a day’ S ch: Flowers are the universal language of the heart, equal- St. Lowis at 2 p. m. dail) in Denver at 2:20 p. m. the fol!ow-| stone and the a 4 o - ty . : ~~ gy. Mr, . 4 ~ on i “a 7. a . Bei S ) F ane’ + r a = 1 Cort » Grand bavlers Just try this NEW way that solves women ae A Deeeel 13a" . oldest hygienic problem so amazingiy | = : i9t> at 2 ly understood by all mankind. napel. 3716 Place Flowers, next Saturday—Memorial Day—upon ‘ . . W est. oo TO FOREST PARK’ the graves of your own departed loved ones but do : _ on The Rich Flavor Web ee not forget the graves of those who have left none of ay Taken Into Custody aad behind to pay tribute to their memory. Recreation Spot When Ww * a ST. LOUIS FLOWER GROWERS, ASSOCIATION Bottle Is Found. is due to the tiny fragrantleavesused Several Hoge Gangsters in the blend. Superior to any Ja Included in the Number or Gunpowder. Insist upon SAL oa and Other Re- sorts Are Visited. You note we say : ey ver | “teye” low pressure OME womenareireshand pad And that er | Oe ee Pere Lindel boulevard on Phareaagl is a day lost. 2 ae. «86 _ Say 28. et 10 c y it ws as eas | came a orm — ; xz a piece of tissue—thar ous 4 pICHMAS nto rest o.d-time embarr = 4 “4. 19° 3:20 pm It is deodorized, prevents danger of You get it at ment store or by saying “Kotex.” banishes the e ot asking for a “sanit p.| m.. Core : 8 in every 10 wens Dil me er of Job ph. Peter, Cas] Th va Fins igen th Donne's oar Their secret is simple just correct personal hygiene. Follow it... see what a great difference it makes to rou. 154 ARRESTS MADE : IN DAY'S ROUNDUP | Modern science has sup- planted the old-time sanitary pad with a better, safer way. Wear filmy frocks and gay- est gowns, dance, motor, come m contact with others with never a worry. Liveevery day etter walks of life — of your life, unhandicapped. on it Which ; efits. Tr sa ow (ere will mean aut : —_—s Mar @ Pat ‘ t . sv ey . : Li This new way is Kotex... a method scientifically right. | ’ health, im daintiness It absorbs 5 times the mois- tection. It ture of the ordimary cotton needless folly, resorts resulted } . . . » * r ni ferda’ s nign a ; persons res.erca - e e iq n e early today. The total included > > Diamond Dyes aa i co sla weil KOT EX DEODORIZED GEASLAND—io Tuesday May at > T? Pavmie ts vw ‘.@a©€« @ Th Vire : +§3! “ord ae Gees lane M * & Tay. Ama and wa cua Gmotper an 3 -f ™ of oor se whom were several Hogan garé- — = Or ee rar aS a . . ~ vticeti - , : Color Things New s'ers who have heen missing tro! | Prerection: & times as abd- 3 Easy te ber, anywhere _ ia . eS unt f jate: 1. Pos ‘ a. = . } . maith viol ating . sa - ‘ .@ ‘ a gin was held as e\ U. S. Royal Balloons the patented construction de- veloped by the U. S. Rubber a+ & Dp. m. Yesterday detectives COFFEE, ui Pi go sirens Ford touring car being are built to give long O! 5o9 ... 10th St. (10th & Olive). Central 1646 Company — in which the indi- f * orp istion es tween Delmat service at the low pres- vidual — are yer to- PI CURED KNIF 4 Pan . meh ae : - dence, W a Washington boulevards. The ° the Ww “ae i Charck. lernrent . wae a at Washington @ sures necessary to ideal *% er wih pure rubber latex. LES WITHOUT THE BE Ports cemetery. Columba. i wen . ra > rh ej . ° . . . . Pwtuie, Pieeure end ail Becta : 7 SN AsiceD n Jesus cameos, «he walk thay wae balloon cushioning and This gives the tire maxi- Ho eyetaiee cue or write today 3 = r9i:5. at 3 2 an omas Moore of 618 Nor thal) CUNSULIATION AND EXAMINATION FREE ao veel teeter eS had comfort. mum strength and flexibility. DR. C. MATTHEW COE, Rectal Wesbiagten. % ep rogues U.S.“L P, a 601 FINE STREET _ ST. LOUIS. en By neg Be fficers found concealed unde Theyhavethenew U.S. on oe essure” Bal- ——= C— (repical wersied materials for Sus aining two dozen bottles “Low-Pressure Tread”. senretast baie sisecrie sie” es Oar mer weer. The city's greatest omemade bee he men wer lower air pressures than have ae pants values at The Pant« tere iain ie aie ein eae. . ° . = a. = QR kv BALL EK — ine - | . eo. Lee t 2 2 | : Lucci 2 | ineral ‘rom resideges. 3610 IS = oa. ) ise a of Ome #ll be green ed ur : : - : . —Eatered | eet on = : aa ' me May 24. 1975 ¢ 7:33 o. =. Fi ~ - > fern oon. May : - . - * nm E : : , ” a ‘Ss ~ ' i ' — CALL OLIVE 6600 ao on s Fourteent tl? usbaod of Bultee De ker. i Ma: ; + Be Y Miiw. 4 4 . “ ws rae ; oe , “—-_ . » yes 5 . ; ' ‘ —~ Oe . ‘ > t ah , riow many women dance tor mm ~~ & . l\Ou;4©rs - git © eat feet —how ’ many bear th eur Your eredit 1s good if ris _ A littie aches in silence—>p a ran rent QD vonr wean ; . Wy . , 7. . houladn'’t he snc wWcn a neg! ected 4, . mi ad. Three times or more strain Will mean a gradual swe!) ind and one cent per line discount. ~~’ ent ~~? | » . } > + -— — gen OF the ankie just as sure- ras a2 Sudden wrench wi! si el! i+ BOEHNING—Asieep. in ane and is tore 7 > ; he eo — — J Mav 75, Tens. | 4 meral | Lhe family oeei@en Phu: ~~ Mas instantiy. Ss Miwerds CI ee and owr dear " » * st ~~ Save your pretty ankles by slippi: = mmyoot into vour shoes or dainrw s! pers. Trimfoot relieves strain. Fee: stand squarely upon the floor. Hee!: stop wobbling or wearing down o- the side, because the cause of trou! le is removed. Slender ankles hold thei- charm, and a comfortable, grace: * \e a artiage imcreases their atrractivenes . - Tew ib GERAGHTY ae ionaine whid te ten eteee ot | | Punetal from re ee CN CSET ASER, i. | - nf 4821 EASTON May A ’ ~ , D =e. igen. « _ t» “ered noeneod r¢ price of Trimfoot is trifling. P, > ~*~ =e t on your shopping list today. Pur ir aad = ~ ~ =~ I a = UNDERTAKERS May 23, a “ ° “It erery ose Entered inte Taet } Ask for Trimfoot Your Shoe in your shoes tomorrow. “hapel Free. Phone "Forest 763 a” nyOor with the New Flat ““LOW-PRESSURE TREAD” | — a for Gnble Beauty and Graceful Carriage and Built of Latex-treated Web Cord = CREMATORY ASS'N. one * ‘ 7... , BOO’ OG 16 Lvev Ralway ik 1488 ae

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Pus? om - o.” depos t Shy 2 . Pec Shs Td Ot So nd r MeO "y “wa y answerers of ads in these columns. “E% way 30 “soatTf20"", "PARTICULAR FOLKS SEEKING QUICK SOLUTIONS for immediate needs are readers and ‘HELP WTD._WOMEN, GIRLS _ SALESWOMEN WANTED AUT OM O Bi L = Fe dl a A JU =o 8 OmMosBIT L Es j NOt ShGIRL—For eenors ho see wut k = aDibt0QDXNSKSiz UPeOrtEN t~ to make « ai Me | way C136 Delwar 8) floor wes my ne on os pee SS sae sy Ss For Sale — hoe i. jabvi : —— oe Si ume * ; «“ “ » , “9 | long Planer? bode Coupes For Sale Roadsters fer Saic a Sedans 1s For Sale hte ‘4 hrVMoMh \ 4 =e \— 4-Dessenge: ‘Ube Mase: e a ch — Roa on e- ly. r : -o ~ - “ . : -_ - v =f a . s- -* > . > ~ 4. - . ’ ‘ 1’ *%) « oat -i. . . os . Hus Bali hil leneras - ; ; : ereus @rt x a 3 = Ce se new. SISO «rms a’l ewentr Cabany 2atT sats. ortcage: Will Be sold cheap. ‘ + S°0% fl sewer Y Sur oreferred. 3784 “ pnortuniis for a Geod sule@a ome trate evenings 1805 Ruse + weesnes. -. ; corms Onen Sundays and evenings. 4650 | Loute Duraat. S209 Locus eet: |») “506. be wet hie eben Vaba 0 Ene ’ See Murph * i > —- . BL I — G-cvylinder: new oasn Fasioan a Delmar T547 (co3x) jay and svenin ——_——_—— ; ; -, : . “— > ~ % eee — . . - — Don « wet ~ = am. 4 oe ~ +4 — » — - - - : — restt = ' a ~ - Oude. extra 7S nh: terms. Gpen Sundaye ane - ey oe . just like brand-rew PLIN T—tTrez. lv 4 ike mew. also sport i \\ -y 4 ~* : r roar? 4 . . . a - >» 7 * ) > rt . oe ‘ : : " =o? . =? ers perfe on ines. b ar 24. , 40m —— a > tires upbolsterv and finish are as clear mede!l roadster. 7936 Locust. ic@2 HOUR L—aeners bouaew. girl © uhnne Lewde!! TIP en my : nth Ee. - M hal . . : hate 7 : 7 . Lic? : ba ~~ = - , " eta os ~4 ; — \ : _> ‘ »* > - ae we a . . m ‘er eom dit be e ¥ on™ wor ~ _o me — on enough to ie 'n the Pink a? cor di gi Tan es | hw da * = aiind ae - ~ e. ROOM sui TE—+4-piewe eoleoia!. ma- OUFEGIRL -— | seoera’ = housework ) na ie 1925 BUICK COUPE, 4-PASS. sig; terms. Oven Sunday and sven Sx) «0 tied: «owner bad to sacrifice for quick’ | iORD—Touring. in excellent runming of : \ a ears. $115: call Immediaiedy. Cabany .* " : . = ave ; ; ay . - . - "Tia * ~~? ‘ . 3 - rm ‘rs har ga e or - ‘+ _ a : ‘cd = during da, minh «mh! OT Veter y . *s ’ - . ‘ 4h Fastor a’ . — a r chance get -a i & -. , uv o. ry ' > =. eh ac” $40 TsO. peeve i ote toe A ry i be vw @hvet is't% o er : o:) @e ‘ ree - é P ; ; ~ >> + aae very itt’. mene vy terms 1Hbo0 7 jet —_ —~-- -- i” st tT es—-Amerienn - “Wedse: “SI8R 3) yy Sage , ) ~ c=. 4-0) Grave's. _ “}o= . > rae -.'| ferase 57) FORD—Tourmes. 13. ate 380 a ID. cheaD. : i : pROOM ad menese iM SOIR —Voure | Per good ° aac nine . ewe las HEV RULET—cCoupe late; huranie: CADITI LAC — Roadsters: two, “ ?Tdae 199 sn ae 6] __ terms; trade. 2508 5. Jefferson. (co?) Of course he does. Everybody does. Every car you i Circesse8 ban pyre ead. 4 — ry ' Aenea t magn . fro terms. Big Four, 3228 s Jefferson. (cS) > = = “PRY lord T udor. 1! 24 $450.00 i se ring, looks like new, only $50 : pieced. | Py : ome am Molerate wages ven mag ”) 1 $750 BERRY ue “3 . | mori Auctive Ca nee seecerate wages to youns Yelan & Lanse * ROLET—Coune 1943 yg eniggge —e Ft ani Se, 4 Corda. lock wheel: good condition. trade wr uaranieed 30 dare 4127 Olive he street is a USED CAR. A good car that has been wu ; wee Lee . aeeiet + th beau 4 ber A “a, , “ 7" , terms ‘Y ai , «s st MI‘ Te Rk r AR ‘ a | ) Bomont any ma .¢ car WoN 4 Ri , & 3137 Le ist Fe yRD—Te iring 19°75 Deau t $7225 # . e ot) SCitE—Aat s be se 7 S. 3 . a Se gall cea is ge earefully for a year or twe is still a good car. You cam bu GEDRLOM 5 | : - to gppaoccnagen 4 “ae walnut. | comsist ‘age bow-end \* Diawatoh. | 4 SA ESWt M ME EN 2 “APR T, n> ae ! () ears aa ———" an? 01 Locust e) FORD — Tudor sedan; very Sa . ae dreeser a ~ , a | . . . pemey 4 a a* od aia A 4: ‘ oo s0C | Ss ‘ = F >> aoe > it’ te ee fou as . ° r : Py Tanit HOUSEGIRL Wiite: refer- Rasement Sh |) : is — sell "860 MeNair here at a tremendous saving, considering the cost ef ad _ erker arid bere? Ta iar tir ist ie , wm , ° ‘ : i i . "Ss : . os . I - _ 4? i;ra is 4 . ° - late 1424 se head . on ~ af - me ~~ : Chev. Roadster, 19-4; s ick meget” pemiger Fudt+—Terrne. omy S100. Slo cown when new. We will make the terms as low : o_ peppers 1054 N. ences required, good salar) ks) dimly «thoroughly | Hes ROLii— 1924 couse sia teen rn tant Metie BERRY MOTOR CAR CO. balance $5 weekly. 4127 Olive. sR — 2 ||” Platt. 6159 Cale! (‘aba Time on eoteteee J me me. oversized tires. fuils S ana spar. age FORD rine, 1924. ail extras. . like with good busimess. Bring the wife over after supper. 7 jeral ; Aperiel c*e*4 1 pderaody t* ; De x “Por Ws se : . =. ’ ves aa | -t. roadster. Was $420: SRE BRomont UU 201 Loeust. new. only $20. 4965 Lotus 59} ney Bomont WA — ——— ye me can imspect our used cars after night as well as if # 3) i? .- sghiu od dou (’ ; . Years tw Ford 2-Door Sedan _— area! a te am senate | = eters aman Fen day and still be in the open air, and not in a hot, stuffy : --\ fear _= “a ~~—e ST - af: : =I] | +} ° ' in ° ellent 2uUtemotr . rie XE w E LL ? w= 4-18uet.: Luslmese aa rt RD—T surings Tuara teed a. prices : —_ ‘e BAR 438 Baw . need apps ipt. S Gsitice. 9 like new: terms va ae — s like ea new car: wholesale o: terms. Ford Agency. 4033 Laciede ic room. Our lot at 18th and Locust is illuminated and = . gee, _ Grend OR ER— Pape eee, Sew al FAVMOLDS BARR Cu) SOUTH. SIDE BLK A oO re i” DGE—Roadste: ; 192% pertecs mie | e8 - nee .| POR D—Tourine ate yea] n terms Laundry, 3836 Laclede i ate | eee gyn Al meme and TOOLX. snicalty. S165; $50 down: ale Tue : MOS BUICE Be com. Mie Four"’ 3218 S_ Jefferson. __ ‘eZ will be on hand to wait on you until 10:36 P. M. Our a ganna oe en evenings rords. $50 down, others. Williams. 4396 Kingshighwar and MrPherse SS) a ee ee h. . ngton. . ot te . " . ~ - — a - " . ~—a- - = rtrr PtzT ing oF ww . ee 4 ee ' X A - " - - Barr” en LAIN Ts——T .' . i ‘> . J rer cs. a _ e.m _=) ton extra 3i)-day cuarantee teen years of honorabie uea.ing is your warranty. A ’ te ename : ‘ * - : 4 : a ~ . “ — A ” _ « sa , oF 1 Cleveland Cou Ee POR = R wastere,. vUara? ter ail oricesé " r= 19 TC? INS \ att) ™. 3687 Ol ve a 4 Victrola. $20. . va siraish bower ae | | terms, Ford Agency. 4053 _leciede.*cX Ford Tudor Sedan: 1924: 7 fourine. 1924 series. disc wheels. | sth the list we know will please yeu. Over one hundred straift Prist)=¢ ry _ Ove writva ~ ; ‘ , Te a , nl . = : : a rere in | rong -* ee Ca iis heels. 2 : ical . bs 7%, ey BB : : \ ; » rs ’ | FOR S _-§&— TD . , . - . ‘> wre tbh Larsen: ' ne ~ ch iittle beautr. and the rice — nea int nel ree! bargain i bass ( ; [ining ha: re ik ice-be ' ted Cdl xs i } 7 : | A W ty . ; — e ; >} me a*er is “~- ~*? >. x ~~ i ~. RI i ee Te urna =e . Jriment. “2e - -s t i rt ‘ “ j a \! ers ~~ 2°92 Cote B: a > 4 499 7. 15 Years | - PURD - a4 =. —— *si00 oe S250 1924 Chrysler Brougham Dodge Sedam....... aida ween . P fi ? 1-5 N E WELL == Lindell Busi —e Hy. L. Kushin a 1924 Studebaker Special 6 Coupe Studebaker 1 6 Sedan. .... . & ony eh Le l? ; . cl ; a, Pree eve ’ >a lie’ —— a a aa >i? = - : . FORD—Roadster. 182%: Blow. Kee ce re H AuuAvnann Auto Sa +s ae . We © bi =: 1924 Ford 5-pass. Coach stcott Sport Tourimg....... SUNDRY HEL! Ate ie . , fe a) ,r A - . . - ¥.* ’ fj f ; ’ *\ 7% ' > isos \ rt hia? + i+ ra i * t* J») see inte = MISCELLANEOUS ros SALE COUPE VALUES ese Net ed S165. tine cs HU DSON SEDAN FORD—Tourine: starter. Gemeuntabicn, |(a) 222% Seehe=e Special 6 Sedan Hupmobile Coupe............ ASE EA a retell an AF. i P . eD inted e - 4908 \ 4 + 4 : vt eo : ; ej ov ne-mMma ‘2 a : vee ee Ge aT ; \ a nae wnt ‘. ae — ~ se —_ : Ww -— . citi ‘ 2 ome - a ‘ a " ~ _ inst ~ 5 “era int eurte - * neorfact wei tires: $11 144 Or erland Truck herrolet Coupe. coveecet el > ‘ eT: Mea’. _ cheap. rte on ‘ : : : ; R ‘ ann tate g r : - 2s o ..% ‘! } ~~} new: is «6€6TU ; "S114 Pewns , 1o'4 eee Light 6 Teurmes Ps 2 2 00 «anne S ; i. 1718 Ont tab . = : = ‘s = oh _ “ " " ; ; + - s) a. ‘ ~ ° — : pas ant uaz Them? ae. | Toe et) we | [aanern ‘are . »T a . - 1a ’ ne-Mal ‘OO ere }uvs (tidsme Le Sedan pe Sedan..... ' ‘up . Se TRA NGE—S$13: — as ’ LAI! NbprY HELP ea aot at ene : io . —) £ Re a s I eo te7 “ fine mol — Poa iste - 5 2 be and > hon . ne best OU D . wri : $ii5 ets lee Moon Tourns 120 ¢ececeeeen en 3 ' “ Sug wf ri . ped ( hev ret Sedan ~ eee ce ema ee . bt pre ae neret te: tke o : " rr " } rrp ‘ ~ . out P exh! Daf : : ’ eat | +. r . ; TH hes ‘T , a - Tie tl eriver se 2 ‘ ae a rome oo! , PANS eee . idea. Furs. C en Work shirts. Will take a few Laren ent oe oak T tlteesn ae Chante tackiceh iat ee Teen a eee ee oe Be eis “M aoe wiris to learn folding and press- 7" On Gc. eur GE—Coup . 1834 siaenee | erfect tion. turned im on = , ; » , " «" _ 4 ~ ona) oe - & - ™ iinet ‘are $ ’ 1 % t Ro ii-i?* ss nd nee LQ to . lie * . est OuUV m map ist « *! P ibe ft . saint Vncting Siy Hero nder Matern uy very et = , =e ‘wiv -ename« Os ‘hee a) : , -t* _ : ’ .- nres 4 > + - a 4 — - ~ - ae. at na h nee peel 5 OOP iTR s ‘Rs 410 Was gta . = a A, e . , £ i P -»4 ORT —Raadste le” rood wndition erin . is ‘ ¥ Se $88 eg os e We ITLA ’ LZ “- ST DEBAKER DISTRIBU TORS a ‘ 70- ri “s _ DIN! NG Roum peters Of fF Kh Ma. PP * * work LIN — a st a sj] “Oo ga = 4&2 her 74a "Ss erims vy be cos . a T Ki q ace velou suite te es) nr? «ss twa id ' ; et to “ 7h ‘¢ "e ’ ; - T ™ t s ) 7 * Ye? : >. : " . ’ { ' ’ ~ x ‘? 4 ‘ ERS : : 1923 B RD, S! AR . , ; S Ls L ood! and RY LOUIS EMBRONVERY. Waltics $i ca. $588 a ) , VERLANLW— 1924 sedan. champion. see “U = -. —= s ea eM SCITE— " ‘ " eta - : 5. . — 4) z . . « . _ = mnnpae P : ; : x ar? Tre as Sed y 4 b - a “aye ITE- , gusen eRe) ar guing ee g off , * ne a . , : _ a ns ? 4 | 7 | if b i i ! ny | \ i : ‘4 , . ae ' Seen. mpieteis a a re a en : g:ve @ a a tris ana Touring Cars For Sale ie = rucks For ae BINtxs Fux . ; .* sa -~* st ion ilar add mh i'd 2.’ : " - fis . = = r~e . - ’ : i? 2 ; P a 47°" ‘ . , ms . . . > - . ’ é : . . my m . — % ’ oe Ar bas rience _ = mere 41 Washing ‘ VA 1 ws 4°*4 2 aes > Be lleor — ors ‘ Ford Touring: 19@4: a dan- Jewett Yourmmc, 1924 a little 4850 ; oe STNIG ROO M SsETSs—Or ail «& im : ences. Bree | TRUNKS + Wardrobe a a a . ‘1. . ; 23 ha 4 ea Suma Ox ivi SS. 40% Paige §- Sedan: a swe.i ’ 33 . , ; ae ht) Beuthweoed. «layto Cabvanv S155V a com 2 . ty ss 4 Toorty} (aot PY ae Tk. eT oa ~~ a. lnguncindltiva = se . h dv: looks and runs like beauty: painted midmite Diue. re: a i. . fumed ook or —s . > ae " - . 4 ~ =~ s = i * #f ol i : > 1 >it P= * > ™ = —-F . . , eu : al ’ caan NT RsPulki —} : ate ‘4 ‘nese an Boo: % s ts. 2.01 le ene ee Sees new Was $595: now w wheels; looks like new. anc . = 1 x Vandeventer = 7.4 " - -— al oe "Fr ° Was ea75. now $195 . iia ; | oS Years & arms ) ie : NEWELL 422 Lindell 13%oas" NEWELL 3015 Locust 4.5555. pi: irend 1378 ae. oe => an : k-— | ; OPERATOR— «0: herr Svein ker en — ANIMALS > . r ’ ' .iee 2a Ones ee he sy ne iiemavened estate Lok tess NEWELL "422 Linde i . hatin sag pin = 3 tied snes _ _ ’ ‘ey En a y o = Pm _ . ‘4On rs : badohs ss a — r ‘4 £99 ‘ * . & a walnut. lavy Bree... , Sil - ae “16h. ad C 7 American hirte Pv rears ‘ thing Mfe arrPaR “A Ml er: oats . : oe Pine * c “aus idies’ ‘exmeee eiits SA hk "8 wee: eT > e* : ; aE a ~ —_ - ¢« ip Dy . : : > “= * i ; oe — we i eB : . ~ ’ ‘ i . ‘ f° 7 ¢ier? ad . . 4 GRERA TRS Bk tee eh. ead dirs « S35 Phone . ‘ > = > 4 Z . > - ws . roe) STAR SEDAN + , ie = Ji _ . 2omon’ 2 | —— od . ope ~~! Hos reg 4 " « gc’ . ad tea +7 A tte : 4 i - ce = , ate ; ; . . = ee ~ ve : aa . ; is oo rn : ut - \ — ‘= wes 4 ut » i] Jacobean pore : ‘ ; g | - SA7% - ’ ea mem we . *D new t ° i = » acebean oak. $6 +10 9 th nm 4 ' i i?» r ' - VW rke * ; ; " . - . ’ >. , = . - — im ¢ eo af P — > To a ng « ie monstrators. sed es? than , 4 ) _ $75 u . eonant. 33507 . ? ' » op r 4 , ‘ : > 2* . s*° , .-™ . . * ° " » - — mn 7 a ‘ a - : Bed OPFrer a TA oS xX Her Ler oe ad +a 4 the... ; match rer 4 A > ~ = P ‘ . set - * —- 2 sda? — j ah iaTs. a ates mpreemens OWT ; 7 oo Wa ets rood a.) i. eek " - , Sal _~\ ? . “a? ‘ - r we -- L ied a> 4 : oe ‘ ‘ eT)" tree . ra int. - bd vr? ‘res hivdrauilic 4-wWwoee. brakes Dee Ul Tu. 923 ’ : ee rae Ess COOKS ‘R- -Dnipies + Evens, (04 St. Cheriee . peers my c . $i: NE ARMM Wace is u r $243 ms @ . 1 | Keval blue duco finish snubbers. spare - Riel: | — a . “ , . * — - " ‘ —— - ; ’ reg ge Yon 4 4 . - ~ ° a ~ e y = mela ow err 1 ost and grew’ oe: cs sf ‘ de vus RSs» b) —— "*.. : ‘ : RT ERI Pr ' ‘ e. sy *o it r . 3 7 _. a. ——— ; Ra “ ‘ . nat : Y 7.% 6 : : asda , ' e po . est performing car on the market. brand- - x ‘RAs : 4b . - wre ix pr - RS ’ ule itr. ~ on ten nts a? " ome, : work se ig t fa e 2uAaTra > “S Vie" “¢ ‘a : ae’ ot . ae ali . : — . = | ~ . 7 ' cuaranatee ‘wed Queen Mz boA Vas tas ‘ Ss tox =¥ we ' S404 S680) 4 ‘ Ss. ah—Ru ’ : n BIC FORD A] n, a , names | hoe aE sees Bib: - : + p a , 5 . . Cars For Sa! T he 4 aT 4 quicK action rade ana erm : ) te ‘ oo _ AL > 1 thee qa Lafayett , ee 2 * | ¥ " ts - - } hs , : . ' R - | =e or rey — ~ mt oom pete: . J . 3663 Tth fleor 7 ust " : eu - (7 A TUS -Pexperiemced. on wasn de. ~"8 Se, seat . r * + Kaeoten t ring 4 $s Ww I SON MOTOR CAR OMPVAN . ‘ " OR . we > ? : = $4 - . > - ‘5 i > mm Soe * . 7 ; “a ; > FQ —=_ - a a ery 7 ‘ rae tT) -Ra ane M te’ ms 2 » aod — Por 3 as Sprons 40) Yash dreeers aire Su / aPrar £) Wia pest Prices pac New se ' - s ¢ 2 : MB . pall De ern . . ~ ny . ‘ = “SS / | 2 Washingto: Boment jo2s 2 _ Delmar ae coog pm’ Ale » Mr “aur Ln? semfe’d Lilo N. Veudevepter Lin. 58617 " . . : : torr ed fe ty “ wil’ TH 9s e B ans PAS ae NN > » | MVON—Teuring. ¢-45 gairogsct -~ war $450. . : . ' .-'? “« = ° a he : > ‘ ’ mode's . . Ps ams acta tng cep apa ., 8 rah S.C *~ase touring. 19°2 mode! rune 19] 19°4 TOURIN ats open Sundave. 3958S Lacieve. Lindel So ; ‘ern? Pe ®) . 0 ize ; ~” ae ¢e °* . ~* “iw = . - LS a ’ by Single Reed ie Qi . P . avr y? . e te ~s n * eat ; ~ . ~~ Dis ’ " . . 4 i . . . . oS nme ~ a - | 4 : ; : att overcoats 9 en! > — ° ‘ i » 4 IG 4 ‘ ° ‘ound Suirta er cvera ss to werk on house dyessee | oment Pay $6 to $35 Del, 863 or Cen. PORDS— Coupes ss : ‘ an ‘ ™ Se i “aoster, 8 ~ A Sib BI x A Ready 0 gO, au guar- o . 1 ' : S44 . >a nted 4 im fine NG tien These are cars that we are ; Ried _—— ¢? c * 1. @€ ae eo 14°?" os : . » : - . . = Pe « . . ‘ i... Sah lm Ba le 1 : “ne So Lalavette. Cen eve . i , £ aint - _ ' .* ~ anteed . uUPrSst Come. ' rh ee : ™ 7 os eur’ ains : ae r¢ ere a ad . ° » " ‘ . . re ; ra lee “@ 2 ium, }) ; m in fact cost :. , ae ho Sale ‘ ‘ ‘ P ous »@ yo? 4 By "hh Vig : = > Tr ' . experienced operators | EXCHANGE : ' Dealers. 3003 Lec mj tournz Ford sedan. } aint BERRY MOTOR CAR CO. - 7 experience perat . . t late ner a) saves . e | la cas k. Cldamebile VW Money Back Guarantee. 7 . : ~ sy : ay ‘MarBil We - rnode., o. : ? ee : o'r 2 4 = * nb ¢ 4 : . ‘ ." , +TiT ‘en ae , c - a . J ei i ORNBLEE'! «& hited my ‘rade for — dl — _ — ° ac +. ‘ : we . igh. and . — ae hile Bu MoO”! 201 L im ust. 1> YEARS IN BUSEIVESS t Washingtor 1 “Sur e ~ (et [av Delmar 2547 33 Sedans sod Sale i aANICIM ec ora sont m= ; ashington, second flow: = _ ar wio _ D ti D - ——— = ; ‘ nn 7 oo : - ear ; _ . Hin] R Rl ‘k oe ry - ~ ’ OS. \ (FRAND ~ i , - bs td . 2 —~ GOLD ANC SILVER : i. SC BI A RTSON “OURS - ime to ride in this Nash toc: seg ae it a," : g > . at - , . . ’ . ™ ; \ ? “++ —_ , . 5 " ve moe v Tht ~ rwelnt ‘tote ee ~ new rrerrn- . sik ie " Pos ’ oe omg | “te nds s ; at as re a a fer «oid ~ DBL. nun. ‘ . : ads'‘e . BE Y al pe ~ E ningss. ZT i* ‘ 7: , ST IDe the headlights Sec rites ; : " ; . abet ewe lan ics Me L13zz OR D— e le - s ig Potent ~s n radiator shell ~e nickeled: it has | ! , & am .. sisi . woes -~ he, » % - 8 ~ 7) . " “ = 2 ; ,? - as oe . es ? —_ . ~ —_ - =e em wend an ' rel tires eee wind @w'ngs. ~ at ars: KESSEL R— Evers e acl hes ae A= ' ' = "7 ; 7 . . « ye c ; . = ; — >! other extras Yd a “tere art Awrenine = ; pents, Leonard I» . . er. a aaa ow Se oe =, B46 | a —— : Touring. 1924; tires, cage Aa OBS OE and priced right as —- ae e. - Te ‘v ’ i ’ : , : nal . -— = . - “ o- - ’ _ 4 > . m4 , , > > | : , : : — z “a : \ : : : | - > , pameas .~ i : | = =e 3 p> * 3 - } mio d seuse , ‘ond ion A a ckel at a a “rsT ON ASH co uu \ cS ent , FL RNI rl RE AT COST s — : : . wu’ Tue . ’ " 4 v a ‘*ea . . t ‘ ‘ : - ~ : ’ = 2 | it “ : c wy 5 7 4 . werk. Tere a he Sou : : ‘ “: tip a @-*« i ae aha ke ge . ; . or. ete.: 2 Fea buv 7. 6s taemont ts) »fh.56 cust . aa ; , asH OR £ 2 TERMS Works, 4823 5° Www 7 JEWELRY—WATCHES reriand, Stites, Hop, S432 Shi : | savs ‘“‘See Yahlem ® Was $593: now $495. Terms.) GAXLAND —Touring” new paimt: AT con. | ay ¢ : C—— a BAMPLE MAKE R—bhaperiea: « adi re ix es . o ‘ we 719°: dev enter oe ani = , Wiha 1~O5S Rouse (otter fol owing car . pis auything vou need dresses Good pa afeacy *% 4 be sg . bs he = o> Tind lo Yearsim § Ay, : Beers “> down 4-5 , _— ee 3 co ef cost te unload our einer Garment erenouses : 23h _Deor ’ . . - — ‘ e : s -s , . ~~ > oo _ ’ > I wee i: ns re | ie a hed £ ’ sae : , - - . an mes : “ery cium Ln } . | , L P BRASC if + cv... JA1s FRAN . AL AMSTR: ema ama » STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES ° e st-dinee - L | . ays A mee Ao — 193—ber '“REeR ?601 “4 . @ : 24) ; . " ‘ a - - — : , e gas Ae . ~ P| - ban : ' af 4 a j ea ; > -“ . ~ ; . . ,t _ wt ; ‘ . sik E rat 6 : }Q»? : Hhup “pew al | _ rine ont aect 186 et "an lieve a 7) _ pi 1e ~ are night. If you aco, S04 as ou 4 = | - a satel aan ‘ eda »~ ,0KS CAV Ee YOUR 7 "RMS : , wa a ; ; . ~e-'@i Red Bir Ree new: a a real ear cheap, come in Mee tied) eal i ve - > sare 7 & mAGS Ses , ct ew ~ - - 3 . ns ‘ ’ Siasdy work and coos oa nm be oe ie , WAST) gong ax “ Oe See _ : : rr ae F ME DY 4 PA snappy little job. and the price look these over. Jiusé P loa! i. and Ovelea Lc Tor d : ii. te as S..“ " , oe - Raronge 5 arte >, W a« aT ~. .wnvine ss +. Maurine ar Ase at -" ” . Bs BN , = wn" tn LR s \ ee ee 5 o 7 @) D » O| 'PES ‘ ; | Sica ‘ : st = 7 ; I ’ .* --* pe I B wd =? =, ~ Lat. ' 98 aa Lee us* 1S Years mn vuarantee. wore; wmvwelt Save high & hb» u evs 4B Bf ee fwrme rel eratove a s \ ne a « = - ~ onan ~~ 1G"4 Jewett Sport Tre [5 —— generai condition goed ‘\ EW EL L lo Business °3 Oh «lary . weer Lt eo *~s . . ’ a : -« Vies ay Re! er a . . — . a -_ : : ~ sta Pats a? @ eva . ~) a S675 7 . TS tn . — ” oes : —-, errolet Sedan... = ; oe : Rte ee Baad Post-Drimnaicn, int) Cane “t 62) | them e them : cD. iace modal sod : es ‘s rede \ Was Nise inal ere PA \IGES— S—BRAND NEW | i4. ‘2 Durant Spert.....55n —F- 8 GR AP “a: BK s 4s ; oe." aie ) w. vers “ * ' . > 78 man 2 ~— O. : a ms . = , “s ’ — »-=) '% —" l> Years — one painted | ad le Le Buick Roadster...... . ry RNY “RE CHANGE, Toung aus al» . *> Years © ace si ~ ; ‘ S14 . oT : " ‘ fe ~ i se) = én - : > ow ’ 1 Deh! art Waal) a4 ; ~ . . + *e ~ st he _ ¢ . ~ + . * P . a i> ae ao ; ite ‘ PA i} = wheeis tra 7) ern) 7 a 4 ( oevroeiet Roadster . --+ —— + py e ~— > - & a ‘ . > ote = . ry =k ~~ 7 2M? , apg ‘ ot". ~~ : ; 7oO1% } “a - ub ~ a - , . Oe la a ~ = “17 . we “don pe the ether ms “ Ps }s me - mo no id ¥ te us ‘“ ae . . , ‘ ~ COLE —Se. ix a ry as = . : . - ” —— el EY ae — 1924 TonrTring spt) it~ Ww leis emple «ir equipped, and aim te . o Ph. wot TET “| i} ' : : = » : , ’ ‘ M. Morey Inc, 2671 Locus: mi 28 mae comdditien a ish Sport Trs BER Ry MOTOR CAR CO. 2h Pee Phscte. Re See eres | | "4 Paige 7-Pase..... . & (| IRN) bat a " ' owen i. _ . - 7% som ‘ r P ~ . , ~~ ‘ ik . ‘ iv - \ Lim ‘os, “pry ae (ete) omy upped . oe. . =@ Star Touring : 4) x ° ° « ¢ at * H KA t Y E Stl petot —* as. " - , wrmont Gin ~>q) 7 werped . ios were $2400. now $1 78>. Taxse yous . a me vt —, ny - OF E R ATE . ing? Kellwa. x hanes ” . nfs 7 “ yee : : $ ] wag Bomon ‘ 2201 Loeust. | v1 bramd new. remember. noc demon 24 Chevrolet Truck, ‘ , he laude BR Sa ues Mod 6 . ; . a . : or el vill * ont gtoak on Pusitious ‘ tled trom the sere ' . ‘ . coed ‘ . A ¢ T¥e ; ona “ miss “ . ; ‘ . : ii VA : 7 ’ ws €) _ — , s a ’ in @ * ” ) . to iran’*ee VEW 3 an: 42° Linde'l 'B seta - . +3 " : eT jou hare at , -— Rie 4 wy Mrs Ba ~i > ee \‘ ) = oe .. ~ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ \ T- . " ; Tw uit ; ‘ " — - _— ~ . . a PAX T= > .s 1T} ; " . 7 , —_ : . . . . | Mel Til EP rdw th a. % 4 ij ‘ 1th 8 = 4 ra .* I a rh rt i ve : - , ree 4 ‘ aoa” [> * l H E R 2 = A R bh AN \ =i A nR—T imine ate wens.) t 7! Zu0.! cond. “se . _e* * eee @ *“* : ' a ‘ bh REC e 2 eeta ims , “Al: S185: , 3:8 -- ‘on: $195. Se. Levis Durant. 3205 Lo- aa, ~ = ; ss? ‘ ’ , 4 > we > +S . eo * ; . . *. 4 . * . - . 7 o** “ m. to : e713 “ cry ay *. 5 4 7s CHTeres ever —ia = . | oe, Pe ek | ist. Open Sundays and evenings. (o@=) hs 4 on : , » ‘TEBAR he CGoe "S Rvod (Pe Ton ’ , = tee. 35 } : b A aay [ cian Auto Bat sais E AsSNA STAR Tvuuring iemonetratur 1825 med- ' ° , . . " . , ——— . ae . ; .) ‘ i? vw? & ‘* 5 ee tT ’ ~ H — - oo Tec.t -oar . -_ = ti ecetn* ; —— ; W AT? RESSBe—Kaperico eu 385° = tt Sppiy ws , : models, Lowes wes “ar ; Their Wav to s+ Loute Durant San 2 and om ae 93, ‘24 Star Roadster. tereo: ie as Dany » threugheut mi e : 2025 , a amd axaniame oe oe eee : th Ww AITRt BAL SS r ‘a o\* — 4 Worle tae Le " k sk . ‘fe : vak nea Dp i) “9 ’ a. it~ c — 2 i sm lf) x | } ee \ vA N D A - — = , . -- ~ = = ve - ” a eee i ae x , Ss " —e se bargains at t wn broom “o7 ON lirand on™ 4 ? C=? . a : a fo j ai . . 4 aD Lees] rm ' : pea W \ Al. EM IG = — 4 x ere “ “ % . pmo Sg ~ See a en WAITRESS Experienced in \ ahlem ( har Px FE riena “Geme Gimeens n, ., bitty Fog he . re Vs > Sd oe ~ YY . . ss ha . . ‘ —_—- ba 4 : : ue $595 or bes sf*%eo -_ WAITRESS —Owicres voune nent! wholes | . NO rerest EX a2 sedan bea sty $550. ceon : 1 Dea wen-Bes , ant a oe ae — ) taNGé-+Sridee . Bowe sir) po ute: . need ab Se ' “ s Pa te a4 . : oo. 4a") _- ts ; Mote pew . e ¥ , - 4 oR i+." “ust. Open Dien s at ‘ =nhes’| sananmel ngem, 831 houtes —Late 1923 ‘sedan. $ wine) 2) | GET YOURS NOW! PE— Touring. Lass mudel: very acer. Accessories, Parteeeer _ a — ——— WOMA'N "A — es . mr. ‘ . “4 y! ’ > = ' « ‘+ : . “ 4 oe _ 7. ; 5 rad nace mr ce. rte Ly Ls a z : 2D -Tenings . : . . « ‘ J = ‘ - a a * , ~ te = ett Mi ¥t > | “ht: °? a a at. ; rf = eta «s a ° i Eider y. for it 3 ~— 7 , _ sa : -_ " ‘ i” paul mag YN oO) INTEREST — . aS stig ~ Parts. 3319 Eastem. a aber 4 » $190 wo: at oo geod family of 3. Grami 3115 Sor pp. , * ai). tea nt twee | __ NO RED TAPE WILLYS-KNIGHT See a jg a anh . sateen ' i* ~ ; : —. . Ag v er 5 a : ; = . i. Pos! tenel ~ Lae . isi Bbot anit ei -™ . - 4 SS 5 WS Leaeeust Yoars ip : i Sten ras. oF _— 4 {yas Ww ater Heater—Humpa Post Ls | he | iat ea eet eae: ev role Upe 75 D—Secans, seve as saa ; AP en nteen i ‘me f mechanical condition: goo WESTERN. altro. vagy. 3 -. > We wii ° we AN—For work tm die itehen Mie . ' — . ‘ , ate ™ alance Wee Pos 1 eevee «>> -—. € od paint: a ral bur: open eve °4n t Trier 478 Si re eeij thip Week only Seurit Baptis! Saliitas cn Siw NN . } ‘ : 44 4 - air > . 8 Es ry 884) ; - moe _ ~~? 1)a>\ \\V \ ing? oe ule) rerd co oe }. ane es —— = — a , ~ See 4 e ’ : - ‘ ‘ “>. = ee tt eb : a . et 7 = 7 +.) i - we wi cave es | Son {N—- Finisher and hand er: ‘ " 4 : a _ — e- > Sitah SU LM \\ ' tle d ‘tive das ~ my panes ra. Se a s+ Ww E EK : re WS O ve. Bement 3800. 3058 Locust. Ss ~——t- = a 7 oom. LL N. cread. . a Sies ana ase ureeers : . ae ~~ i . Scr heral tern a> ‘a5 = one — = — } Le 5 ctl , teorne esenen rR, ; iT. oan te , ‘ev wit: “ ress «7 . is WW : 6i* - ° ~ ; , vu P e ° » ‘y" , - er @ ; . . rt io I al ~ ’. = ” . . — ; - Te ~ oe Hs o a t ~~ .¥ i oem aa Seiane Aute Bodies For # \ ~4 2 u al hee Armstrong, : * lo i : : ’ * hem : e ; at “A « on .* \ \ kK LR | ‘} ‘i \ \ - 4 ;\i te ")*t? S37). .. bet. » . me: : $ v= aan co act a — ay =e ~ ; my = . q ney A Sie matt: hen ta Ble and — ae : : : ’ ; a .e ig “omer — ret eS eo ee ee eee erroiet Trg 98 an abn actin nmi eC FORD—S/ip-on body: Raninane a 4 . tree @xture for vill —_ rT ria new e a’ea ts ,orey at'-~s . > shee Dri : : . mgt 2 4 Lau : ; S05) The wry Oo vv . - : . _— i “8 - ruare Spe $7] : = ~~ : . , ~ Elderly. for genera) housework | SUR OS Bra —100 coupes tournes ms frade in Your Old Uar Ps’ Bridi ape sa nucssexer =e -- Trucks For Sale FORD— Reshisren bey. | 3 2 ae —— : ‘ tw! ire tt “* ' mImne 1 Re , ™ . ' — ¢ Pa “.* arTgaln : ~ me . — “TTT R ErT—Ton ‘trucks. 1924 pis. = et ow ° ;, Cas ee - are home ‘or rieht art 28% = * : Wi. | aor . 7 " y ‘ i = — nome 5 x | : =. . ; at . a ——— . est . : ’ ' . - . . ‘ } 2a ; :OLET— ahtf lei jt Ty rvicce fy] 7 a-eurner ce rE. " _y 4 r Colfax 1067, | ew home offers free . a atio ‘omen ty adau 7. tox W-348 “ — & OS Goede v Ib Shoe Side Sludeveakher Store TTT panel hed 1974 mole argein fer .~ . om , ! an zo 4 : _ saciid . " : . & , a ret ee rt oo a~ Sl LL... ~ }- } \ \ ~ ~ e wn T 3 J : ‘ = . “ “Sa swene a — 4 er one especially inicres . . wt \ +? ~ -— ne Soares ss a _— Su1s S40 ; a - ‘ ' . ’ Vi . = : = = ? . . _—— “- e ss r , Se re shy >) 4 “pas : 7 ee Cn EE eicegine ‘wernoma’ity. at (c Dac: . Mouse's : — a a ; RD—Ton trucks. $53. $75. 14. | creda. . ¥ Pa - = De ~, _ = . : , ~~ ~ - . ‘ oe i} "ere ‘ ae . 7s x ie — —~ = — pee Sperry? “aim E: - _ o&. 106 2 1*th. fee lee! 1. a . - ’ ' = 14 as — ss So em. - = © & * eriamd T.«c 1» Ri nm tra goed cenaition: peacdler $)00 4 ; . a : mth . . w . ? 4. « = " + . “*, . ° Dp’: y’ ae r ee Vir Naie = -—_ rs ca ‘ ~ ~ ; a rn “ ® Ya. a+ - rc ' “~ - s " . x ’ ~ “ Si sia _? ss : aie v*; i. oe v cae v . “wei earter sey BARGAINS a. way? ~ 9 ts ° . —- ‘ bitte Deer our Oa * fen and Shene® humhe Sey VW.084 ee Pos . » . 4 a wT (tre, z : ; ~« | Sealy . " ; ~ art? ‘ - ants : - Reneal terme" x Dieva! 100 AUTOS WTD | 7 SS WE ARE MOVIN iberty Tre — tee ae ee og | BARGAINS to eed Ng E Shi t P a . , 3 so - Ss , kh lye e and onl oes ~ Supnly he ew ado irt wO. v ° > . Sit") Jowr Riefline’s. THis Ove 41 ja ™, i= . - - 4 , ‘ | » | ye by ty ’ - reg ‘i er ~. ia i s \ Re ri } a T f ie ivi Nf a - 2} Ton “chs 15. ate al’ ety lee ’ -_ a > - p - . $) - > ae . * al . 4* « _~ ws = , r : ; ? Q . $ : ° ;7 7 . ‘*? ; ; ’ - al .* . » ~* “a*? “Ga 40a vet - = ; : if i) ; ea J~ Giris me omced - —_ binee ee ” . on 8 ‘pat \j \ Xx \\ 1, I . 4 ee a ee ona arte - . ~ ; -_- | ry] Ww \ $i al iv race term. ea Ss. J pe Chassis For i nian SBecial operators. « Tres , a yee Poko os isiness etaiee geeeethe ten lat a. ee : ab Ce aa i Tied ) : = —-——= FORD “HASRIS— ale . % to thet> advantage to investigate DO Y Ol NEED WONEY (loupe S000) BERRY Mi ‘TOR Sl100-S200 deen. oer ew: $375 te SSTS. 6 WEEKLY PORD— Light deitvery: L9SS. with panei GUT Dretwodition. very liberal cuarantce ane 12 m , " : ‘ STM STI ; - sim) Pb sins 4 Orsed newly pamtied, goed comdits ‘"rease Gepending om ‘ndlvtvue’ ting — on 7 . ey (AR CO. Bemonr 800 nes LP “)-Gar factory guarantee 46 | vette. Si): euarantecd. FOR! : ~ " eusr~air % 1@ ~t si "ha ; : ii = *on."* 7 3 Ven . 1g TAMLAM MerroR are | ovis! Allow . ‘ e ~: it Rt Ei — * = ~ en. - - ” . —_ ; , : . . al MOTH; 1a ing. $65 down: others Dedge Trs “25 PORDS—3 l-ton trucks, 23 and 24 mod . > : - —e “sls 7 ur mn , ‘or “ Ma “we, T : "hl - rhe Mrandst etter Mo or _@.. cH 1 —— , , — » 2 . ; Sa ‘Le; Oy ‘ qT elect mon : k “ —WOMEN Rie Storage. Cleanine main: 3 cerves $100— 27200 DOWN we gg ee . akiand Trg *: I asarseensner sigma ieel , es “ids 5 Tres a5 ORD—Ton truck. 1994. reballt and euar Gary ASSEKS —Hous® i - houss Pv I Ate) . - ont! _— . } - _ ——- ; . = v4 aia} ette eril es : i> - , Saw — na BD Studebaker § Tre ae) aniee®d. Opa , sult your business: casy wtice, o-gelters can avrerasze “sc ad "we AF any «? . a= X — ' ens baie im“ s ° WUT o——- p . Al 7 a ia wr " ‘ . ; a ’ —? er . ~ ¢ at; inate ‘ . . " wd : ¢ [7 lrg re a Asrmy ooo iwe {r. Capps »f : — ul es net. La lees ac val ‘ ~Iie> E— ‘urine evo. shape ixinma! ¢ — Ie LIVE JOHNSON i ——FORD = _ .ERS, Ga *" AAS). ha pleadyY r me is ore Coaches . . . , . —T _ - - } E 7 iit «* ~ mh tre Mao . . a ee tie - * . ure Re: ‘we ue? he " a ted * r Tt : mel be © ’ > “ . a ici “aii i piv ai oO. 4T1i*e = = — _— . . ee : ~ oF £o- Fetters .o invest m — => . — * 6) f. IT , S15 lune. Fer . REP! BLIMC—Treeck: *-tom: “— bowt wa a VV ~al? ‘we ferre eet _ ig “—= = i si) — _ —_ Ow . > soe : aoe — ‘ i a si. _ > : . } : : i ru ‘rae PD = Se sre —_ Ps cat 1418 Pine : Dm - ESSE A “he - me sag Sa mk for vou lL? ea Wo ™N Sand. Dervts:_oine: cains. Sto dorm IT PAYS TO PLAY BALL . cory comma ie. 3525 Cluck. ted can hare a real roadster ¢ CA Nase RS: SOLICITORS — tase -~_ or ca >) TT rERECT Tt - 234 . Se eee = ’ l-ton Ford. exp. bedy .. . . Fee : heuse: either sex to work ai! «vert ! i BOGE tose dimen ered EREST AND-NO RED OGE—Tousne. 1973 $425: aise 1924 WITH l-ton Deder screen exp. body .. 400. than $1000. A very time siars and ERE 800 mn “ a ~ Pp: an i en. on! - «es. ca an ore oe Rd tor ae r (PF \ \ 3 4 1 re) ikke on 1 orm: li{Wema se L -ter “GM _axQ ed y apd cab Sala XN Ww fr 3422 Lindell S92 Buaitabie vide 112 Lucwet ca ee ee eeetice trading . ' sa. Te. 1 . 1 , senems ' nl Se Eo ee . a ? T= cn so _ on Sep ome boty and cab .. 4 NE EL oe - acee oe; Fear opper : , i nna ; — PAY roDe H-— Tou ae | oxeeilernt oe Ww , i if e Vii} .-tan Whiie furn. bedr and cmb +n ? om Th Le mi>«o the : hute " t 7 nua é ‘ : = 7? , . Fy = +." °** «> A! oil I ~ ton Ma me tahe oor : . 9S:' WANTED © saving for quick sale: res oy ‘ someune; wonderful family ca aly L-ton Denty exp. amd nul —_ ae eet onl - .\*a5e ober - ete m : ——— ; - ; - . , ‘.ton7 Dente stake body or ij i] : * We «> « 7 . - . . . e * ne "*e 2 nt . nantes ae e Tir . " . ” AUR — WILE MOTOR Re OMPA =smousines For Sale Y AHLEM 2OCTH SDE BUICK acTe 6G 1035 N. GRAND 4 gotem Serv. state See sou Maus {HTS OL ~ ti lilies oe} ; s° AA — + ‘ion af a - “ } : r }dinghaws «=D. lends La Dy . " ~ ~ : 4 xT — =, m : ° oe hod ° . - . . So . : _ ‘ = " . ~- = . : Li) Nowe | v wi ™ ‘ . (yr! ‘y ‘ . ‘ . . —— - : - ’ . ° a imp i. oonds = “ie ar ts . Es 3 ‘ : o . “ >N GRANI MIME 1 my Tew RING Onen hy Pnings t-ion Peters’ dump bedr , [*,-te08 Paek «taee = Re re ew P Stu SN. Vande nate RAUENER, %41s : : noe Wo : . Bhs 4 ods ——— ; a SENERAL MOTORS SNES A ew rate ud : : : ‘on™ elt ne e+ _—— —it : we ee * ee es Bs: - “ae es bd ” ‘ oo " . “ ‘ P FO er ee > ee eee — - 4 al . bby pp. F ae Sad 2 PES et yaa Ne ke ee as in aa Pincha Ages a Wee ee rs ¢. was * . wt ¢ wee r.% . ee = aC Re of 2 ‘ . ale > S. y y 4 oe *S i . e *~ - = - > q

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i iN ag ia OS, a a ee ee ae TUESDAY. MAY 26 19%5 een ae MAY 26, 1925. ia Ais ___#" A GOOD BOARDIN(¢ G HOUSE is a highly useful business enterprise and earns profits if it is well advertised in these columns. “2% | at coat ble *LD GOODS FOR SALE | HOUSEH'LD FOR SA 4 ba a oe vw in. _ @oops - a. Cee | See, Cea - LE | SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES |ROCOMS WITH BOARD-—West; ROOMS FOR RENT—West | APARTMENTS FOR RENT ) APARTMENTS FOR RENT FLaTs Fon RENT NT—South — BLU --—_—_—-- CHLAIR—Apd— f ———————— "Orh urniture. 1815 | WHIL . the buildir | ; —— --—___—_— x boom is on. | tor 4 oBUl—Love y room wi th board: | ETZEL. 5703A—2 rront ruome f : o 5% 2 ome for house — FURNISHED ' Lai oe AS 144—3 lovely rooms, ba Northwest ee : “Ene mantels, reat dtu sereme. to | D. ok from ; St:immens | hw, “ hu ee!) & Devis. \atest sty’e¢. in ma- PER i OF} LS — Batlioon — better sell that bungalow or iat; for 2: twin beds. excellent meals, con- Keeping: aleo ae r ” conve... $7 ¢ oak and walnut: full size: twin- } yt aa buttons; for @!! a une | Big, &,. ma ke .. quick sale you mgtees | tinvous hot water. Parkview 2869 ay 4Ne 4a54 4 Seana noe i eed soaen oT. 1 3, | Dad gtyle: new sv nfs and mattress to} 4 — wort peestitar Wem, But jo good shape: 8 ENRIGHT, 5857A—Larne “pleasant reom. | all convenience ee OUIS, 4733-39—Besutiful €room 24 | West | VEKNUN LAUX, 722 CResteut. Olive 4 Le: B: os.. 311-13 S. 14: 1A OT ION SALE = ym oma | part of ou awn is half o the sale; in @ny | southern one “ oe — 4 > ” s. es a and 3d floor apartmente. with classes in | % P Sir Thursday. May 2s. , axe charges. | a: of the city or county, 25c per equer | any 1465M osure: board optional. Cab- | mi aNn. lou WA— nice.y furnished, coo! sun porches, steam heat. janitor service: ENRIGHT, o017—F iret floor apartment. | zi AND. 5aa—6 M OUTF iT— 2 © bec, caoaitie. | @f estore fixtures co at 0600 Easton av aru. Just ali Victor 347 3W c2) — - = ' r f basemen rvome: strict y brivai e | Special inducem ent - 2 reliable tenants furnished frem June 15 to Sept cL bY L.A ah sOS6A renge. _ 55074 S. Grand, (c3)| cour tere, floor cleo” talon. Wall cases == | FOREST PARK BL.. 4427—Board and gas and electric free: $8.50 week | VERNON LAUX, 722 Chestnut. Olive ro 6540 aduite oniv; references required, rent | te suit; 20 NM su ITE—4-piece colon! lal, ma | ror4. cash regisier. ' halioendin ha re. a r- HORSES AN — sleeping rvolls ; Mials; ees | FINNEY. 38° 5... Ho lmekeep ne. “d —— dd ; Brena, See Sil (2) Sis menth. Phone Panky lew 2458 fe7) | cee ae ry. sty Ac free call immediately. Cabans | #0da fountain, access en ~ oo AND VEHICLES ' KEN] a a : " =! from: no objections children. i " ¥. YNiSHED APARTMEN NT—Beayptiful) |; + vrend & oe tt felt ee ef 36:30 2, m. Terme commence INSINGTON. 5101—Owner's home: =& | FOREST PARK PL. 4498—Light house. | South ” “neiahborhood: very nicely furnished: all) PLAD. 4iama Steely Gecor SUTLES—American wa)nut, | —*0n0M Auction Co. Auct oneer s. s * For Sale ook? alee a — on. dee i ene & Sees. OS Forest | APARTMEN eer eo - inn, 4223 8 cme ge for | get _1eomse. BO). iat Res : ainut and menogany: «dd | AUCTION— —" ic3) | HORSES AND MULES . eo: aise singse room avppetiene | 7314. (cB) i—4 rooms and reception = UsHn o at 4247 N. 208} Ee tom sain: a ge, Cts. in sory | So west ~ J , ; vom : ; good car y i—At @& De ga ") : os - j of MM “Ee . he 01 v , oUSes a' y roer ttre : ~ Oth _ at — —— (e2 en table; couple or gent-eman, reasun HO as ae ~ ~~ ne ee - —- ad uth ful hisie, from June “0 to Rept j ver’ P iLES: is a oe 2, ) al. OU can buy rensistiag Sains see | eostis ati ; e ie | consist'ne ‘nm part of CS hime $535 Sing ¢ harness $10 oa) aaa nat 7 ae Pci ae OR rON PL o8l7T— furnished houre = UTHW: mL ¢6306—r iret floor “ennt ree sunabie Ceili Urand 4aveJ e.ter © | , | 6. 4 “ revtmm Gering the cost of th Tt ree drester “vanity. large ch ton ahogans code lacy rm Kk bLrocaieils wineeeee single. $30: good ndition. 4540) LINDELL Bi. 3042—Very desirabi¢e en ae __fooms :_ oink IP ee Ss Sublease. + rooms. su! om. 2 hates TE Samar : : ‘Ox - Bee ater © cef ff - and berch: brand-new sam- chaira. objects of a i es. ro-kes 1omaree a a Pee ae roomm: excelient meaie; Bot water: con- Ni ; ae PUN. vloi—lagn, housekeeping w, Wy apartment. onty 1 to rent out of 24 KINGSBURY. 60146—Beautiful. recdecorat U ca) ateleee 800—— ~reoma. as as low as in consistent it | oe. Keiners 1034 N. Vandeventer , draperies, table inens. ziaaswe agg $6 + | J:Gency. See manager et puiidins or coo) e-d airy: ‘oa floor west. oft! ill | ’ . BRA Grend 75,4W ; Javenétte sets Cining- roo Sele Saw | an? a as sirkwood 67°M ic.) | nproyvec. Ff week. Delmar 4775W \~) PU), JOVeLY SOULHern connecting TOUMms OREON E. @ R. &. SCOP’, 8O0U nest wut Met ; > 3A KU fis, "10th ond ¢ nema. Ss illuminated and Salesnien , ait ond 6 anette | beds b hen cabinets. buffe _refrigers WAGONS? \ and 3 tor n good cond McPHERSON. 447 4—Rooms and b¥ard adults toe : , { BL) cPHEREON. #462 d——-Very vemrable and | Me DONALD 5050— beautiful =m: 10:38 P. M Our fou Furniture Exchange 19th an id | > tah ns “y chairs: everythi to fur or . Amply Hoertel-Crane Flumbing Co J baths. elunar OFS a . LIN DELL a 4315—First fivor, nicely, A PA RTMEN| [—Academy and Miner’ »| sun porch fe —» (fire floor oat | ood noes “ gy ; pole A ewes ’ r- ‘ . ‘Ur nome complete: ar “~~ ws. 5 iS 2 MePHERSUON, 485 - We! fur he furni@hed roomea—.}. i2 a ” See noe me . Sa | herdwoed floors, het-waeter n. é eb) : ing fash or ¢ me Ke _ & big 6a \ pe a i¢ = : si wot ») @ii uUrrianeu | _—— j rolns 1s utor serv. ce. | Cai! Forest “S61 Bei tod) | t: —— ’ en - Amp ; - = = iner’s. sy — — Dir “% . hi re ice box 7 ArouUT ] to wri °«¢ ’ "7 a. “as - . ’ — ” ’ vom, sunroom wi h Murph; y bed in apartment iv } . \ . " " : “me - BE om pet 4 ene —~- he , — . k by a o. _ ye woking for baa rs Wanted | ease: $6 0 to $8.50: bome pr wilenes Monae oe >) sunroom apartment. $K° 50 ; melon aesiy . inens. Team na vie nMNON LAL X. ‘ a te xe i , — Cai = - Sedan $350 @oced prices. Hoplan - 14:37 4 r ranklin {mes larger se le otion 30. ao OY F vite ~ ’ r ; « . i wa Ww d- ] buy or rent | a 5 oe es C : meg _s. a — » eit * e: ri " RH*« PES REAL, r y f ’ ‘¢ 64) PERSHING Hl x k——Sout h wide of street. Mi! BY Ail 4046 ‘ HKusse 1 ~Perki—New: ,«e : ich?) as.me as « Ger r CO i Gamerin ~i SS = wer, price must LIVE, —New ly jshed front a a 1th MBitchenette, cor CLARA, 5335-—Entram ort ide; oor. mp heat ' -——. . aker Light al Sedan. en oe oe RON) —"* i *} rie = “ne ¢ . , - _ - pong ° | . . . A . we o_o Touring. ceced. STO CHIFPU om mahogan’ mirror front ; oon j not satis‘ied. Designs and period - = a mrneemcr 5b5xu1— boa! twin bes, tee th i 4 HERA ON ’ SYUYA—LLiatit ! ‘use Kee nz o810 W ashing’ m: O rooms stn pearior. | uv. J. McCAWLEY REALTY Co.. aor tee Jdllt.-New 4 rooms. Mpu- T — ~ pea ts erecedede FOO gr used cash or time Keiners. 1054 —_ on adnes of the nae rent district. | For Sale UUUsUS, swThe Parkview 3177 fed) Mf — ees. ESe vats >>: nea! a ~ ORF? at FE CO. 4914 Delmar (3) 615 Chestnut (5) | Nk uh oS > ee + ia P= rolet Ry gianieed a ye N vi ‘ent r - fo@?) Waal OE . Purni itu Co ] St) atu MACIIINERY heuer! ” oe ’ e a Terr R penal A — bs a: rey aa is ee 074 i } ae agen — —T | - > See a ye “ ae ® ." aan Sstaw® ee “ ~~ SHINGTON tes 47} -—-3-r00m ¢! com. |. " ie aan _ nd ; 1 1 ae RANGE—Qu! ca suee cheap. H SEE cy fir Eo Ee Ramming M. Co 0 eS — tomna 4 * a Parkview 2g R an TeeT cx . o>} ront revom xwood bear a: in nice ne igh- ‘ bf a nice.v furriiebed , ‘ ry he ted (Cabany ion) 6°) but Be ‘Mert bath $s" ie ‘ mu I e; " tae ae adler Co c NATION RANGE—S$15; buffet, $1° LEBUILT MACHINERY—AIl kinds euer-| : = housexeeping rouine, southern exposur ; Sg a -¢ea4 700 9043 Magazine Jo rt, (c& anteed: w fINERY—All binds guar. | Darmess: Marylan’ car. Delmar 1946. (9 ae Tt chee ae to DELMAR G ARDE N APT SUBLET BARGAIN—$90 | O'MEARA) 3660—i-room apartment fat: mobile Sedan =~ a SF} FR? rip NITC: RE c 7 + ship anywhere Nat lone Fein oM \ J ; ca : © ate ae y f. ° ° a 718 ‘ ‘ . hard“eul foure, e_reencd vor h: June ; sides tial Nes NETTIE SiT—lea'nerette: Like new airs. tables ’ RE . dd Di aces Machinery Mfg. (o.. 3505 Page. St viet room oe BOARD ak - | MAPLE, 5054—1 ‘ront of seuthernm eX Kingsland, 7062; floor: © | y: Bs ee de a —— a+ mar : | on. 2) : n . t) re » * 7) ; "24% . ; - + se , ai. = r r rs ALi ' 4. Ss , POE = ” ee! ‘ . x ‘Ss . in soo ? . ’ , o ; ’ t. 3 7 ~eo ’ Z — OTe, er) ad “routh Urner © ’ — 7 pean age — Special 6, and Light 6 in Arkanss® es SS aa peels ary. bronzes, floor and table lamps, O- c6Z lent meals; must see to eciate 4500 a. en privileges. Forest Sr3+W feet we and open pore . $119. | efticiency; building and furnishings new , PRESTON PL... 1itt-—4 roumms, beth, ee. 1925. all models METTE SUITE—-Goldcem unk. Une ental rugs. obtect« of art Leonori Au SAVE MONEY west; apt.:. reasonable Del mar 6300 MAKRYLANI). 4738—rleaeant southern ex ‘tud.ng garage n P of) | trte, $30 c} ee), : : ‘ ‘ de: — r . r ‘ ; . F . . ° . 4 s P| 4 -_ ' Tee } —_— . " -_ = 45 > ; 4 wei ; . . ino - —_ w - > meme ane Roadsters oe) WSRee short m ¢ iT’? it ure a! kin js “at s : +. BR T It T MC rT ms VERNON, 5084—2 young men. 20 uthern ror ras range r 4) . VW AGN ER-GRANT-BELL j ie4) ' . ‘ 82) Kitchen furniture. all kinds COM MERC! TY PES AND SIZES exposure; home comforts: Page or diodia- PAGE REI! 5? 7T6A—Nea! vy furnlened mx oe Preferred Real Estate.” o — ape. ~ MM ENE. “5328 PERSHING. “Pe RUTUGER | > " = 4 = iw Chestnut. Realtors. Olive 8621.(c5) | Sun parlor apartment, overlooking rk. rn ( UT ‘ . & my REDS—Ne* and gsed: in good ‘on- : 7 R ‘UN MP AN DA y light 7, ecre hed and ne at : r tures, ry irrors lattp rockers roe ~ CO ny, EI oA, BAT re cl PPPs mont car line: bome cooking and poard _¥ ith 2 or . enien: oe — vate ee “ w oe Ly | Lathicg) | 3 RN RE re sae reasonab'e __(ce2) PAGE BL. 4927— onnecting fron: room DE MUN PARK APAR -TMENTS 5 wt ng upturnss ~~ oe Call Mane. “HY. in i NZ REAL ¢ . a 4 (cds ony s& - STR EET | | i le -- . 7 11-13 5 4° of I lA = MI he x ‘> 17} S OO} ~_ : Se = ’ e " ' on : = | ‘LETS ; NING ROOM * t—Oak, cneel Ie ST OVE ees ENTU se 4.47— ierge rooms or houseke*eninge also rarag Northwoed. 6252-7 rooms: 2 BALIN A Bi : IBL TORS Pi Cemenk Apt at p : — Ns 1. ; ) I 1. : \ E 1 ¢ : Ti Machine ones Work 208 a a = style reas ne’. ‘ : RUS)» Ms——Attractiv: roorn mnit « i » bat ne: $155- sae ger Cabany _ 6640 a ati Git OF n earages “ PIECE DIX ' —’?’mnIwW Sek» ~ « Al« siian?t Vv sed , r} 7 —, 1 onenanan Ras . ~ MI ~ it 4 3904] —!] arge front : : ‘a | 4 c hh ime C_bestnut. Gitve my eet sejour guile new: typewriter and gn, paddy ibe ee Cg etec , n hip spare time. Rox W-28? P.p. | . “ith board. fer tee employed people: | ROOM—2 employed: kitchen | princes 2 baths; $150-155 YORKLE , EIGH EFFICIENCIES bila i i geek y705 4 Wo arc ee tule re( ler. il furniture = — a ive . @rhii nr ate etn ¢ Linde >“ O5 x ‘hye ood 4310 , reomes } 4054 WeerT PINE Bl. a 4iUNEY 3316-4 nice Toone. -—a > aa . a 4 : BENTNG Room SCiITE—Sxl2 rug. excel exchanged for oa} WEST PINE BL. 4354—Room with | ROOM—In private (amis : bath; 2d tloor: $130 IDEAL LOCATION | tric, furnace: $40. garage if desired r | TOOLS ACH anes Or nen Lash or RADIO board for '™ private apartment. cd ena r Linde! 09% WAGNER-GRANT-BELL = ’ . x asics joteemion immediately. bene ‘ - Prefered Kea bt_atate FIRF PROOF BUILDING ' mide) Bi cepdition, Cabany 701. | = ae | RHE’ } Ts mnNnyvr— Tate at moinreve tt V's 6) ‘Tr? ‘oe’ 2 7 , f mit Rea'!tors (jive SOc] ’ liave 4 6 5b Reoms Aveilla die. — ae Wy pice. come. path ple: an ov References tequired furnace care : destres Trucks For Sale bd é OM sty lL s x ie eat] ’ Terms pd bl. AND—! . tre ‘a : chairs; ‘are buffet and table; Sol —t ‘UF Sd 5 : v. as alesman * Li rousekee a } and Q- ne) ted * vent dettvery truck: fy 5 | . i Mechang ©. 1¥th and s | aed _- , . for — ery ; pune ~ ‘ " Sa Tlp.-¢ fom ea , * ard o* . —. acoms FOR RENT—Cl L's res’ }?; rte r . (@5 eis a ux a d ‘fh ; ~ ; er ; ; « Lit aia oO wis 3 im— g | ’ > 4? _ ‘ me Sunday and evenings. Delmar 34> ington Liesl — 139) | gy ge? _e- a tot a tircnee Loamerica: we $600° sacrificing for | RINGSHIGHWAY. neat te . ROOM — Apartment. Delmar-t 0 ist fie Delmar 6159. imar 6056 (efit) extra: possession immed ate Pion « Lasion af — 0 L: ee aT ki de it Col springs for wood beds, $4 dress $125 Alfred Walker, 3516 N. 6th et ~ irnishe eB a ee ee ' = x-room ¥ artment ; “f° , seene & a r \arge reome, Aut aay " iles Fc oak. - 9s new. $50 up. cash or terms hie ys =e bu ft te $19 55 extension ‘ta — box w 344. Jos -D ara ten : 2 MPL ie iower floor nor mlonts ral +; rt © VR SOMA. N. Main. 06 open 563 MALELV ILLE READY OR ' Su. gueca oan tien. 1204 South Bevent> or ! SS. : r z : a gas rantves PM MEO onnect. me. sink. hot Water, peo irmished room in apt farmiil ot oa. - (‘Libs | es .) OCCU P ANCY iC fot: vie _emploved. — Forest 9009! conveniences: handy cars, bus. Men! “able: ready fp , rege: tg mer ~ E 4h VIRGINIA, S4ITA—SZ Tooms. tm tS = une. Jeimar O62 a See this beautifully furnished 5. room adults ‘ ; ee scellan ceiner's 1084 N. Vandeventer. _icOS) | $9.50: refrieersiors. $8 Mi | cous HINING-ROOM { SETS—Se ere! to pick 4-prece wa inut belroom su'te. $11° Sf i M U S ] * A a ROOM Neat! fur st. ’ fiver front +. Morect TORTW (oho? . rs : ed ~~ a 4 : : oni r ceo.) | > ' - —-— - — ° —— ——. — — FORSYTHE BL. ., 1006-195-—5 rooms, 6- |apartment: a real home for rea! people. | TAPT. 442¢—3 rooms. sun cartier. with as — - me 5 chairs. are table. in osk;: some | / piece cane viving-room suit OR 50 mt ent =e o) \ poet ON, 5166—Beaut itv ousekeeping ruom effici ” open Sumiays. 7320 ahle neiieh Gemned ook and American ,, Complete Home. ae it. ~~ RUSSELL °644—Front housekeeping uite, complete: owner's home et mama Ualvelate a —~ ~ rr hede: Waeh-|Giue mohair living room eet. fringed he without garage. - = ‘eS 5 walnut, Levy Bros.. Jll-13 S, 14h 4 WALKER-ARMSTRONG H. F. @ rooms: modern; phone WAGNEP 6 11 ere ge - able: £ versity district; rent reason drapes. venti curtains to match: bridge , TF NTH. 3485 § 3 rooms “salaries a 20 | } a Car Co ’ terme. trace SING ROOM SUITE $1 Gas weekly rates tur Snow e! bathe ae reenec "nm? , eo tle ’ raragce ‘ 4 . AT DE bY Vv RiK OMAN Mal 506 i 4 ; . io i aciagg : WYOMING, ~ha57 _—_ "2 Touring | oo, —— —— . org an t.. omont 25RD - - Or caragre ich) = ay end E) , mn OFnO ) rar “ss > nw arr tu ’ iat jc gS : TOsRw 6440 San carry a compleie fir , Pine ae OShA_Fuarniat onne WASHINGTON BI! 4554—Neatiy fr-!| HAMILTON, 765—2-room elficicucy; $40 BROWNING AI ARTMENTS ile) " » a 1 thy s+ ¢ 0 r ~ rec? . «wv ist my ns yt > . ‘ ror’ mie r rye te ‘Or hu , ' : aT r ° “7 1 Alwarvs Open He —* & - Tur —_ . : ner ron’ : Phe ne roo ving ro Yi fur Teaeg and Repairing ¢.e tr Ti? rrverrr) er ; Are, *, ’ ~ — aeeniende “a 4 r. t ‘ rhe | . = * ; Oy wer bee janito , ‘62 5656 PERSHING Pal a ieee th ¢ j CANONDEL ri ‘TOR Fi RNITUR Se aie ture made; coal and gas ranges; cork lA g gH MARKET, 1414— iso. e —— . _ - ~ rev is t aft sAN' —Expert. $2: repairing ~ nice — vs i - at and Kk t 4 en £17.50 dowr : hereat’s ee . ° mm wBina t _ ie ; — =" = mr YY, ~ — tat , - r« teu 1? T} pet scutee) ; a a (4) ' ray nd Urave Stiverside toda" are Broucnalls. ouripg Se n tent reaeona': 4478 Delmar pi. ~*~ P BRASCE a °*S1R FRANKLI’ range, wat.r .n raome rivate tam a ee ee ag Seer. see SEE ad > "LL ‘ aa FRISCO Pa ‘ — g, Sedan, ue mee Tease este eS eoth | — 5; Pianos and Organs For Sale furnished firet foor front sleeping: (ue | or sa RANELAGH APARTMENTS |"%270 “ARK. Coee—= foot. | malar: Ete. | a sees, ture 580 wort MU PIANO— Decker Bros. erand: ex North ST a acer IXA Pi... 5800-6 roome. medera; jow| 5707 MePHERSON | MAGNOLIA. duds: na West ot Whegekies | To. 2008 Cr ie rT HILL! , 7 sie SRE WNGTER PL 4214--Housekeeping | rer i os = of Kingshigis- These nTe ; , 7° ‘hoe ’ : . : " - VII i ‘ ss &’' woe ‘ a? ; Lar * 5. . . _- . : a . oe “yf} "? YF « Wm I \ I \} ri : *. ‘ o-1 9 Six oon bd cheney, beautilo ly fur u ao 4/ ‘ ry “ul ars tifat Wwe are PURNITL RE—S owns enmpiete, =% aes ‘ , a 1627 —~—Brigh “at ‘ ackert , ‘ ' ’ bid LAM ‘VO perrny V et bed) ig ith °@ . i ' - a ~ salane extra. : , » ro t # - = ‘rms o mn ] 04 Olive s one Op ' al . er" > ed. with 2 Murphy in-a-der beds. tie | $3." é reome ; wooed. Moving ist factory cost Sav he gold for sloraerce harcee eo Bresci Tr y y : y mo ‘ate vas a pT 2G Tio0 SS bath with ehower, everyt fur ¢ 85 furanr ; : ba | é ve Pun Star " en th ore ot . e — ; j : ; | ; ; A.» = i fry Pal @ . P e's ‘orl arr- » set y . . 4 \X - t ; a 4 a} gory’ » ‘ . ‘ ‘ “» . . 7 ° { er. ’ 5 1s Th) | arnee , ——_! PNT haa 5 : : u 4s . © Tet a semen — wt. . A be ; -* ate aww - PARNN IES BG 1yUv—td f.cor. 6 ruome rent $1(s) per mont’ me 6-recr ett o = — Ey ack. ‘of bine reai money, from 8300 to SITURE—-sed: vers em! a +46) ” . $°5 ~~ , Prasees - Sr Slee A=T GRAN 1 .— ely furm she s RE. Se ate ee ies sun parlor Forest +314 1Co ency unfurnished. with new carpets: oe | bn ride 18 - Sve Se f! No bunk. Brand sieck Open evenings. 1 “~. Tay 112-114 North 12th St. ) i gt 01 ¥ t Senet g rooms. el yO Racal ; iene ERS! 1) 4>-~Beautiful apartment. 9 $-Toom efficiency. beautifully furtijehed “"; rant new . ° > , -@ ’ ' ‘ ODELI an »—6 | ; : ae , rye ee . ice . . ) » . > ‘a } A inal i Ae. . ’ . 91 - t # fenn? mts ri vegroome®. SUD par ior nieep ing with open peoreh: a'l have summer doors " _ ‘ . rovine, t Vipiieen i Gay oUnUEeY. lermes. PURNTITURE—K thre: abine’. bed bra ‘ ASH ( R { RE DD] : eo oy my ; oa o- mane : oie VEN TH 4511 N —large To ft V re ' is - > ‘ : porch o bathe. bubt im showers: rea: t ~ rr” witout hotel ser we rental i arge «| eeplig pore ; adul tet! T= TT , @ rdair *, "as ’ ’ ° . “% . . + , . - , : “ ” : + ’ Th or ' ’ be mF : = . . . ‘ oe : : art e.4* oe Pat “SF , rat ‘ aii = cwle Daw “> Uuce@ 4 nene a’ oy lreivt . ; ee : _ = ! = tabie ve | ohe : \ & b her aX , > , , »% : " . ’ “ e \* Kee a a te ’ se | “ i ie oe “ ear ‘ V . iif ' aA . | Ll j! WO] Locus? neater, heaters: niano: suitet for ut JUNE BRIDES AND EVERY ee, a c Daianc * Sat SO pe Poor: $5 50 ner week (i? WEST ‘ rr! 4} —}? -:eekeen)? CRS TGATI yoi——Api. 6. er will seul lanitor service. elevator: every apartment a ee ah AIQRA S Grand more LL pl p ' ’ "S ae Oe . -._ 25 . 7 , “ DS "Ea.t? ee :. ee? A , ya —- ’ , "5 0) wee re a '? ' “use “ “, fur ire t gle —* ight and cool all enteide raom- Sew Gr | HOUSEKEEPER CAN BUY P. A. STARCK PIANO CO. 1018 O!'ve >, SeetA—Sice resp So mee oe piate al, 4140-—8 reer ¢ 5 eeli furmisure. BpDiy #)\G, these apartments tudey. Manager on) AMHWRST PL. 1270-—Medern 5 beam: ‘ ) a @ \ . : . - tee sy) fraor 7 ’ . , 9 — . wife Modern ~ ' oor mises from 8 a. m. to 9 p.m Miow haiéweod fi “ j 4587" ver —_ 510 ta Mionev Rack Guaran FPURSITU RO—$~ 00 ye hogan living ory . ' ‘ 3 a ntee. . roor *- $°. ; Dr en eH fost "pe oo $19 N RW = IRN] IRE Pla’ LF P " \ ithe , aa _ - 4 > : ’ eat fet ‘4 ' ' moring ‘| after % Y tT before . . "oN . 2 , ohBin “9 . . : rouse $450 wee . — —_—-— ———————eee , a) ua ts& ' Laclede ans ae A SA\ ] Nf > ot ls | () 14 por : a | CUT Cease GUT ne £0..caVe ya wT — : ‘ ; HOTEL shades. screens awnings heat lanite: =: : . , f tecieée. __‘cS> : : et $1073: encefive, $480 * S20n8 | CRAND Bl... 4214 N.—= roome for lig : ha RII ee we ; several huiwce peces i! 2 ? = ? Nort} Market * mts Me 5 hol@weke ing a’) conven! iences private ALCAZAR He TEL 21 °% OC ust —t "| Gan 6 iid e Wi der tod aad put mm (Cai et os oy Pd 1T03A-3°07 Awd @ome e acs Pr iT aaier very hanceome ©-piece maha y 4 D4 PLAYER_PIANOWL - far 7 $8 (‘oifax 61173 c3 Si das we? ru . ‘ ’ " . ‘pr rere Fy 4 ‘ i. . ce ° ‘ > = . ‘ . — Si i! it : . Rooms r ‘om lete $175 ; 4 —T A . Pj A* ' rO1lRm ) anos $i Zo Tra ae? 4 mat) > -- i a. hed . ar cae 2 ¥ -2 r) ‘on Per mrs) & ; ne « rin'nge } » 2. > fet ie —_ ” ‘prest dl Onw. Ofte: following cars for | DE? o> ereching vou nee in @ All New Furniture bargains, our guereutee goes wu e: SINETEENT! 1610 N—t rnished oe ee tage pe lees , partments: {-room mye ee = . i. “56-3 rooms. dectric and tulle, | . sa peeps sh . r . © . “Eee - > ‘ . . —-—-. rbd == *¥ es Sl week!: ee , tr Sig weel . nishe r is § SOYrTat: vif rn ' 4 5 i — i ine rov ee . © i = ee » Sal COMM tty oo . : s . . " . me 4 0 r Cc , r » 4 » . a "7 - ae eleotr re‘r Pm aor) Tie . ) i ’ ’ es Sal: / lat? ‘ars are roing | a Fy anf . aoe © UnioaG OU o"e 4- Room f hnittit tor } tell Be : r Jou! ‘ i nice plano or ris week c4) = Woe ¥ rT e you Weer . ee ¢ > oa aoa, . . “a. Fr @xe nge department at a %e! [> ajamiegr ‘ ; “eo fo ue nal mm. $4 and S>° cdounis oe ey ~ LO) Om * Or _iInspeetio ~~ 4) | Wate } t: 3) Bi - - machines: hea to ¢” sold Tn SAtISIV loans. ; P BRASC i ” CU ~O618 FRAN ~'y 4! > Klegant 4-piece }- reneh : , ome no . ad : A mie ; \ cht | fi}, oi erie om ¢° and @ «eneria stem t _ an Dot HEI ry -SIHihE HA’ 72h 4 nes cy =—> \ PI ob onal ‘layt on ook wert of ees . " —-—--— ‘ce! : KI] rc peew@T opel 4 wpa roor or = &e eme! ateiet) nierr elevator se t a? fe? et . _ rues. oatn - LJ ‘ and have had a, substantial : ¥ Walnut Bedroom Su £260 | canbe eke Tak Nees Bees aT Sper ae y maderr.. ¢le ice. hot om GAM CO. 1651 Arends Bide. (©) | — large Toon “ new 'y ‘ ater oe ter rere te prices are right. If you Want | 2 PoRNITCRE IX THE CIT’ bye iw Room Suites, IRE A somber gt ot gy onde tne se * fax @73SR ie) coated can: &1 dae ne 85 week rt Co nker Rd. and \lePhe rson derorated. bath. ga setric. porch: tow | CB! oy ry RAVINGS Th Fc Ras werk, — ~ . “ . ates : i : . . ™ ao = = . : = rel A rete ' " : “or o* . “ 1) a rea! Car cheaLD. ¢ if: us mateh up any suite vo av 2 »| KIESELIIORST PIA? (SOMPA* he *)- sto fireproof build! containing of pen PECK ESTA’ 710 Wait A “a! ‘ h A} * come In and er , Poah : w* « _ ‘.f x AO? & ’ an . — rad . r\ . a. eo 4 a"? vA mV ene? oo | pe re? re at Oe ere a’ 7a ' t™ * j ey -e 4% “* wm ry «a & - 1! rit ry o— on 7 at ¢ ° o7 = Psoid n’ once. M onev-bhack Hay Cart —_e S! v a Xx | {ra Spec ial. e124 00) fy * x > a+ ? BRMNOL vy as>* a’ a ¥ ft ry S| Lrini ae ae A eee f fhett eat aad 3 jase 7 : mveneties 14.°5 tro ceG guarantee ress bers Gk * , ew) and eo” ‘ Qx12-ft. Nery neet = “tage be ’ , ; yn . is ‘ ~ ar rye? i / : | *) and #25 9x12 ES Bg ag 3 oe gy eh KI] .ZA HOTEL CEP forth ‘EEL. 5.7 1—6-r09m L INT iL P L. AA P E RSHING APA R M EN I APPLAND $1: t+ route Pa ‘eened sieeUv ee ean voqwremars : AU mabe 1 SB. 2. °253 Chevrolet Sed e-beds. S15 : A - . - let Sedan... .9425 Parlor guiies, 3 pieces. %10 Rugs. sbghtiv immpe Teet. So CIPSELHORST PTA! ATP AN t: ny | io]) Bl ; et ™ + ) South > a srTiaae il ri. ree - —— As oor U1 oir ag pel seuerate entrances vii Gout BELLOW : w itt ere SEM bee A to 4. 404 just | Gecorate $55 CLYDE 8. FISHER. 722 and inaniter service id 4 Tour a ~~ Sxl? Axminmer ruce ] . iTvTant Spor ? i a ss - . SET a ¥ FE. }; si . > . , Fo6S ang ©) other nieces, cash oF Urn’ S700 All Whi ite P orce ta) (,a- — , iA oman ? —— ; 4 ‘ ’ fas if. Buick Roadster......$195 FURNITURE EXCHANG! . ! aaa me’ : . - at 2 west of the Branscome Hotel: four rooms | Chestnut. | rent $4 ~~. id ad : ’ — | 4 sot oF ,f) >. . Ss . . .° " ee} oF 4 Use, Hvard yt tT "ad ’ “ - @ . " - ee , 6? ws _ of tons a) " - . , antl j ” A he =-S. -4 hevroiet Roadster $327 eee end Washington Ranges: extra special, #04 Talking Machines —— Sale eee BT ar a - = : wa 1 “i » weill-c a ee EE ee ee DODIER. UGIG-——3 larwe rvome, toile’. elec | TTA MILPON, FEA—D yeome: . ae = ; -° ° > * oe » ry YT a Se —_ ; S outine , . ~~ pa , Nog . dl . . grt t y es ¢ > ‘ “a, “ ’ ‘ ; — . ‘ - arn all 2508 ‘ire. nr ‘ ; r . “s — ; - ’ e350) Hig! -4 1] ade si] le-] ‘eT Re - ‘ . —ae pe “ , ° rie eel SU r Ths °¢@ : ' ahs ’ . - a , ae aan ‘s ts tyr ee *v' wef t dings fliecti ic e.evetor a Lh - +e a ’ effi ene y. $55. linene: gee. art vga ops : 4 oe an . : cr . 4 ir nN j eTsT.' _ « J P " = L roe’ ’ , t, } mi ’ : a7 At‘ ract ve Zz cyter ep aite Forest P: vk . " tt ~“ ', ‘ . I . oo — Flat wr oi) tt nl Oo} el, #eoe janitor (thr Pont ¢ aa math 10° -water reat. ard wood On rt - w AL. reR JONES = -- Paige Phaeton 795 te oo. Pase 120% “URNITU R ic frigerators spec “LH! $21 THIEBES Mis CO. 1102 Ol an ooms yuir t a. : : o « & ; : | if .* ~ . i. vd i* , 4 “Om TT) « TIL! - @xreos ure . ‘ e . ke ere ij — a a ‘ ou ° n° } ‘rT? ortar - t a Co wiin “ - tet, . —— - ~—e ~ ~ Lb bind PHONOGRAPH S10) rm sO ie sieht! CLEVELAND 3951A—* he - or 07.t er x eat @ lanitor service oncess#ion , Barage $S5. (chez) | i AMIN, FON. Ta04 ‘cor nile Frese ” ag Om are : PTORPR GILES CO 4914 ielmar (3) | GARRISON 26164 N—o rom e.eci rie ». heat Ate ge! ¢: B-6! 24 Star Touring .. 8335 : = A eeyaus $37." ey & { hye. ? le . “ The > ’ ’ — . e\.6 at ne ree OF ra iT J nm) roon ar ‘ Pz . . . : hevrole rue me where furnitu miliig is T cRrS WI : 4 “ ij ’ x , Ww ' ig) Py in ’ a vlict ial : u iat , at hon, ; suUnd oe store ~ ms : expe “ue ent ’ - id : Binal : -' P ; i ?, ; ne aT } © ari ec 4 ‘Ov ‘ vr. rr ahned ry err e “| t? . @ ‘ . ye , I > J ) & } ? tA Tt Ix rr 1 | 12 iia fiat fy * ' : : oade | Shere sou can Durchase bigh-erade furn: OKs im bi, ee pve Insiruner =. TEEN , ‘ ‘ ‘ ] yt y iges Vandervoort. Rarnes G18 Chestnut «4! efiiietenes large sleeping porch oa 1%, te% u ty . Gus elf am us = : roars Jilv @uarantee prices as iow as *% RIGHTEENTH, 2318 > , Jarre a - , 44211 ° an estwood Drive, in Wréown Court NOOLN. 405 c . 4? rer vga re “Gute, — 5 7 | Fa $: 99 Rene on r yl ori —g pa Niayv-=te¢ Mus Der (eg ‘ , mie ¥ tone a > roots and bar c's tmoodern erry en LESG. k pe ta | _— = ¥s un * - * bt} 34.) t 380 enth., -_- = _ : »? 0 A vu , wire i sie 2 si : - - ’ “1 . ™ ; ; . ‘ . k- 6 - Min r ot LOC ; sil eler " a > J iz ur Sllia ives sit \ | a. jari rte ‘ a o « nee ,ase ; ; ;, ~~ er - ' ; 4 po tA Pw eeenti: } , a Vi ’ j ' . lita Cas. a hoo ard Mrure? hie! ; 34: o LI N DELL BI... eT. ef Slit Po UL : Lat is ; Ur * a , £ Centre ‘ 20>4 12> ~ tro . } } rere pret ve Le’ =e 7 , : ‘are “jane 4, were! S rato Oo * ’ Fa ‘gre ind Park ! beck ony ah on : Pie e ei POT sa, oer na See i ‘es ' \ ’ hr Mise pl ne ‘ } ai - 3 . an? ties . rge ae ‘one? rye + - , : W ‘ ' = oe ~~ . *” . as - ’ the rrmrme pat) t me — _ eee - ’ GAS Taw: p i, : i j - : a ‘ : e Lo 2 “- "> . ine , mer “ ‘i ole ot 4 ~_—s . deen 4 ‘ ‘ _ ROONS nits R a ge . A hn FS TAT. 710 N a owner * ry * ed ree electri- \xtures saul a ; 38 LANGE—Bride ; , re os &UPNUr onren's filate KIFS : Mh] | r* C . ; \ ‘ . ta . ’ Ary cea "f@«@', He "7 ’ , — ‘ j - : 'F , ' ry aed ' J Ui ‘ ~ yey? wrni . ~ = 4 * . ’ SALISBURY ?i ga 4 Accessorie Parts—For : : =“ s, a ° Sale Se eens — ; : | ~ r t ik A j.- A ‘ wf) ber V es ' 4 am EPL TS ace . ‘te « — ae Fo F y eMs a ni ~~ - . . . . ; pv ” ‘ . ‘> "le or rig! coh My nod ‘ 7 ¢ate’ , : ryt ’ re Us , . . rolls nd ’ t? by Sis “_ - ‘ 1 j : e ‘satiate - tie °a° aoe righ etl te ¢ s 4 ‘ “e av oy ma $0. -TOaeT fiat: ie ‘ Veivjenc se "15 bs _ . ‘: —— Broadws: a. MACHINES water. phone. $3.50. eertiema: ‘ 7 ' sabi, ‘ " , Southwest —E 6°) beat furnished, \ E “I ach 5 -— oT hi - ti ae etn? vz -_—, 24 wtre amit) ia* r. . om o rt ¥ oe .4 a : \ .> he) (diver evenings {8 ’ " SU eeG a » 4! | rig? . } j .\ P A . . 7 4 ; “ 7 , : o ; TI ; q* ‘ a | ad oe ' 4 : . uly , && © ™ - . } ute > l uw? ’ of ~ : ‘ Pa ke — New — need Sie La “ts STOV ES—Wuicce Mes eii@htis she ? ; ceed i , ™anetow bial * ean~ “ romor? ' assy a ‘ — . 4i1°73J ; =e = . Ww oad pmo vat warnrte fede } gabiry . { reoome PY “T TAL if BROOD A—# rooms ari le i ms 4 tram §5R0) ok} Sup: $. down 2618 Frankon _ fONITLL vt — +4 ieee —— — merit S15 is Parl L0lst-——Be' ween mt and ? sn cl ; w het ‘ are “d floor eas Ss Cahany 6620 (cO2) | WAGHINCTON. GO6S = OvGHe oy : we makes of cat Waldmar Gas STO NES—Several to pick fr - «: ¢ “ Linde of t hold goode fur _ Kiks H it [TANGO COMP A ten - Puen. sec vt t -— 2 . lox BP 1737 &. Bie ler fl « 4 roome °T. LOU! ¢°93.—5 room haurdwow e'ee m a TG ae Oo 1 ‘ '°10 tLaston B. ymont ae ; > wh ove stoves. x Me = | Truce. conten ( f fiate. piados, Ur -m kA ee is? ue — PR - — , pe Prone { . ORNET -& ZEB! AS Tr Jeote. Ses, See an bailar os 51384 en oe . ‘meer ii) *): , ried ' ° . . ’ | ey >. “? ; 4 “a es 6 > ‘ ’ a) r - y tf » - : 3 ' T> } . : . ’ ~ : iy ri 5 ; - . ~ gare > OS a ” . - . e-" a etc ‘a od J 2100 FR L $5 i F u " anoe A amy — ‘ ; ee ¢ POOWS= ' ' ‘ > ~ ee. oat nits 9 . lft ys iT ax—Tawe fie? > recom * sonable Ss w PARTS §'OR LATE MODEL CARS hleec anu ‘onnected fre ” Feanort auction (er 350°. Lucas 14 ae Vietor Brunes mie « nay ‘ mene. 14M 1 @.we ‘ ' Moder & Saas 4 floors $40: adults o Riso rebu' lt and used tatieries. tives, OW of Bre. 311-13 8. 14th » 4) Scce—tee for household goods of an; hers. in perfe ond om: [er $1 OM---C is hot water steam ie.’ West . sone tle eee es 1433 . | Wea? PINE BL — oon ota men ~~ - ~ Ne - - © r a . / | yo ‘ : Ja - . A ae oe eel — — ‘ e — . ;AanD ‘ . _ s * , wT ee > a ver a ~ , 7 “ BETERN alto stv ace. 4312 x. _— as Water Heater—Humphrey | derrivuign: Gust have foods, Belt “STARCK PIANO OO. 1018 Olive | GAS axn BoIRD South 7 - 3 APARTMENTS FOR RENT |S 1O—S "lates 0% 55% | we PINE WL atTIood loles ea 24h eo | OT vler 478 , he Wil! sel , Mumphre en ee we ¢ >, ROO » BOAR! South reom for * ee (989 4473 loree toe ' Unk! 7 o fn ad * bs eee Ls i Hit — ‘ . _ ) ‘padding ; - ~ . ; s' : Ri-« =~ : : my (tur ce ‘ e' 8 4 an Ri-: ‘ke - Chairs rooGg of @ ts + Ts 1 fi ; T is in meat + > es ‘ . . ’ i= a. « te" 1] Tare uw art teceti at \4 a ay? $158 ~N — recom. one ou “PT. as ay ayDTCED “MENTAI ov ‘orest GBO1I (of) . ee fixture f iving @! : ! ee en ver u —_ ws if : cert | PORT» — Row im” ha? ae » Se.) goo) ve Tuo me. a lig ot la?’ ‘ mid r =m = he 3844.4 rnors a - * Vir - _ , 4 ef) > .«t The = : - : a 190% O7 Biair ev ‘ and % rerm firte - fond thot 6908 Northian/ +) A546 att ’ very cheat ew iert SAFES rial for ght housekerning a® . : Soutr a a — r we Gonerate to eit: low ELEVENTH. O57 monrtha fine lo- ~ © Fy i T) e - . ae 7 © .\ en hee ic. ar icy sea m : "i ae oa #5 4 bos ; c nie aa ate ' e Fax @ mie? ‘ Wanted wen wie - ' are ; al - ’ ad oe HO NI Ef} fF ICTEN¢ % ART) Bolelick——Tourtng ro diser. trucks ‘a uv $-burner t Ox kit er mt . ; ‘wi: lee ‘ - ' - , tA ee , ' aw Je fe " +, FouTners yi or ¥ithout 4ans.27 2 " WU ie - sae! 4 "OW "Nature Bridgre abie: ee cheu!) colfax 10476 5518 SEWING | MACHINES Rew ows ND ROARD—Deliehbtfu font . ae ten yy ae se a oe ; m : >: mee meais oamions i* n.°R4 fever The eee a, av each | fa hase LINCOLN ingen 6 ’ icP) oPyalh, ic) VGETN paired ie gies pul : “234 2. = as 4 4 os . : ; ‘ at T¥5 oe ae = e _ 4 ; ’ coy ' wate Daw 4. fas ve ptyty herd« > ¢ core :¢ HES and iruckes Riefiinge'’s. 2215 ve | won't bur » off ae ead pe —— « o> mar ’ . o- MIAMI 30 1 >- Toon fur @het apart nat he ' ; rent 7 4 : tT) es é , } u 7: aave vou oid Dp ; ’ - c . P ; WW _ ‘ + ‘ ; al — ad Pam? er! as >t) 61) Soiater. St uie Fur 4 Mer ‘oO ~ vPEWRITERS AND ADDING ‘ -- ial ; : F }4 23 en , CRERT _— : est e | “ Wsid—To rent -. fir e ‘an . oa one per ‘ ~e wr Mint a eee , ~~ g aren for Tepect an @. «tr Nor_nwest a a ol. beret * taker tm, t=-nde Deeds Aute Eh * =° ; i | pew: prmer re geona bie. } E Met a hy } “ 7 Ati an ol all wentierman 1 -efer-e or = or on orivate entrance carege Benton “UHV os : = ao a - a r ie ; ne. ps 1°en Opposite oly like GERAT WR ere * A SP J) Ur 123 Arcade _ bic x D ' oa i Ca ern ove . Tn ee ‘7 if .wT) Pa FL. - P etiat *@ AFPrniLANTI i, 1. A 4 asx) bai! foul South nal - ‘ob? and Washir wt hhie ure kx ance . apt ADDING M 'v HINES AND ‘J \ PEW KI'T- North iz > . 3h A * tT aught ho ae keeqir g a’ : 7, O48) Ee eri bay . ae PS w cw ~ . ie oes ri. steam heat. iil oe — ee a - - we ——— OS , es ERS—Sold. rented. repaired: low rates ot7 nee a eee ring rooms = — " _— ‘ est She oS EN Sable fone bloce “emt of sTRO |B _ ~ neg Beare bodies. , commercial. 4 REFRIGERATORS — All sizes. top and denendabe machines nel iabie Adding Me FIFTES..S. ee oom aad er ~ es = +3 > —— - RES a otoes ae ~ wasnt T8OSuM. «(5204 Unior arse 4-reom flet. fuet being ant . roo at bal a " : - we terme to suit 0 0) ive “ —— tcers s \ehily used but good as “bine end TyrpewnTiter { jhe Eaultahie ai ¥ eek wee Cais wr mr oer _ #6 j ; - ~ 4. t—- s T - ween. ‘ . ° 2: j » te ; \rARTME VIS—Une of he beat furnished reinpieted cbether cehutee ¢ xtures ods _ fiat. " BARGAIN® in Ford bedies Ford Awe ™* @t a bie saving Kemere 1034 Ridge Olter BTA oe (coy) — ne rem wmsd. f° Ww atermes = : rner apt. of the Gatemworth Hotel far aud anedes everything modern a PT! heuteau of Jefferson. _ ‘oR Bade venter 6° TY PWR ThRA—L noe: woud Rem ngto DELMAR FL Ar —Slieentin-e nd hous SPENT your wvecatior a’ Bar hqv~emew vermod of three months at a ow figure: : ‘LAXRTUN IN AND CONST. CO : Ht sft! = a fs NTE t co $30, retails 3 monthe. $4 Northwest reenine e«wr — Tintell Aan Reach turn: \ehed cottages ‘or ere eccupant ieaving city June 15 for the ive ASTO R17 I rch. Ride. +66" ry oA int ~ lee c Fc unward "= [outs Trpewr i_«change D2 Abd. Bea XN ‘ice jarge were writ? mrr wat Rr “i 74—Rleening room far Karupew’ 7. hi cum er : Apt a Apartr wer 101) er’ (OTE BRILIMA NTE ghee ton 4-routm | er 1 RBON |, a8 ge eo hassis or Sale = 1 REFRIG ER 5° “ye N Tint hi Main 116° ‘ board ¢ ”- pret ts ation cCoOnvermienc - SR noe wwe —_ i Mt ne ana 7 oce ct - hdw. fare very finieh. @rtmrate | raeene e PPORIT «MASK IR—On): S40 we era th- ' Bis LATORS Ty PEW RITERS—? areet oie ‘i ~ ee an 1 ; . \C mer | sat aad >1Aal be a he’? —_——_- CHRINGHAM © 4 1. 4974 A bee fhiteancer sereened site’ Ta ier hee a ey we aa . OS pea Te we oe $5 weekiv Same have starters. 4127 Ao © ol Sm “ vour «1 » S18 ; ew eel 5" ~e @prare $1 dew Mate , etws ~ 4 nee = Pr. CLYDE 8. CIBER, te- Chere igh Cae See ener tag Olive a Oven even nes vO Cui onaditinr fat trace : a—-_ nee ; mr waP ~ aos ‘ P -. TS ETC sutTem! i¢ i4 MLA’? 53 rooms bath oleetrie —~ ane ; : - -_——- — iv * ‘ ’ : ‘wr ’ a + t+ Ty ' . ‘?e r of ‘ . : ; .T eS i ad , ' . ? ; : uu! , , ; : bad a POR!) cheesis starter ant aemountabes. 4 main a ae Over town 0 he ‘eo 8 BOVE. | mas oo & - bs | South a oer Se ee \HOUSES, FLA ’ | ompnct “ane: cant aa —P t2 oo — — - _ > 7 Lag +. "a - of) rea a hn ooetherm to cheo@s @n¢ see oy, 08 % Orlee wtent , _ = Mento 4 Al an oe s ut 7. onine , 4 = ‘sro | ’ — « — fu « a » Bem Pw cmt eratah del) 459 ° P merry, os a M t - Au! hert yed Ford Thee ~ : ’ ‘ey lower et —e -e? : nob he " ~~ S “4 ai \“ " = 4¢\— SA rl e a’ — r sh 47 64 , ; i. 43 > —— = "ee ‘ . . pee — — ~ - Bay _* _ 9 - out . ° a“ ‘a « or ND B10 — 5 rwet™®e #un ver er : er ere ina, : Lam ust Open Sunda’ — anc - m2 4 se. le dine a“ ‘ * ‘1 F ;?° : - ~/ ARK Ts - — - - —_ - , aa BROS 1eth ant Waeehtnetor (oh@) ryvP hg oye ns *o i repaired ULVYER. d016 a’ ongte.iow 0 vol ek apartroent. © recom: ad es: fire - ‘a —y NOR rat MMA asa — remo mee- FLA —— _AND a fun . “i1GA Etze ‘ ae neerful'’ give: authorized th or south room. Vompt Heichie: 3 at 4 ner tae AGENTS’ RENT LiISTs St « rLAT—tower, 2 : . . ee . ; ~ af > & .? 7. ' rm * }euru ; _°" mem ‘ . mir Pe Tf ’ "e716 ' , r ve ye oe ’ Jewett Chassis; brand-new; | RUGS — Girpeis sifipe. Globe Carpet dealers for the Herm maak Pogo? Pine st . a ee rt ae creek, ds ‘ TL HE R TY SHE E HAN DELMAR |! ge furniened | * ORTHLAND $09s--Seces CEeees june $T Baa = : r P mating (o. 26°24 Olive ice ican Weritine achine Co 2 ~~. Ak , = . et, > eS Tt ; I Ae TOT (wo rooms. SCUlle: conven . Wis —JS will make a nasty jeer ae : iiinieah- «me : bie thicago Carpe Central 1210. baetabusbed 1850 ic6U ARK m465 So om paw feceen FLMAR }¥ SALE ee "Font alc re we 804 e 8942 ences (2, . WALTER JONES R. E. CO.. G18 © betes e¢ | Z P ‘ ~ onap ‘hits ° rT} - = a oe ‘wir , . TR, _. + "? - T rine nn wetter one’ @ a * - — r wr’ ¥ ee a SO t¢ » | . a Ss or roadster: never uset Clean! Og Co S8°O Finney. Linee!l 2000 ROOM ~> RBOARD—sineie or doubs wT mneivrate hatl k itcher re ‘ r - , PA LM. Si S4A seh re oom —e* : | FLAT Wie : >. ren! chaesis nt a7 1) y eu Z i ied ' ne _—- 7 - ; : . ay a “A ; . 3 > . ieee a: ~~ — ) awe Aen ee - “Ain ° ——- ‘ - ; a e ~~ naer * . : M : ere a j ° A _ ~~ A- . * Cm. ' Beuth Side |» ‘ ~ i OPA—an: hi hi i] non ry pEW RIT ERA oe a makes eat? ; So. . , ~o ne nr \s a ; Pans *s , . ’ thy we Lc . wr et? . em Ty ada’ me ~ > sino tv . Sw ete A En R ? TLAT eo ean bare a real roadster for jess a te ey stop t ea eding portables: also ai! makes of Rox Bis$. oe Lit: ¢ nine imnishe Aouble, single: T™®- -o409 ciastor efficiency @par tead the Business Chance offers | on, ass ME Fg oe Gate tent 1A 1 eat. q he 3a: Mack velour large t'‘piop ¢‘* eenta cpe writers Sorona pewrr tie ~ ipie= ev boam $4 mon . Alen i anil se satinas sti iad Reta , xtS4 . ‘4 li one ta be “ * . 7 OF t«odla * Koren may hate the beaps i - heat furt hed caraar Hears 7. tlett a cara as 7 : bes @ i Fors Furcka Woovrer, American s*uden’ rates. Corone new rin “et CF aARANNI [9° Roard and room for 1 ENRIGHT . : pie 86 rT VWaterms? meee ae " er 13 iS Uber Peres: 5518 tn@s . mt | . . lament ca! ct Line | Baenat ORAM >, COST rch, 900 and 70 0 P SPUIDISE BITE4 raoma. bath. electr 7 nes OPCUInNEg you are ing. if bw -water healt fu “pad (®) = Tires For Sale a - — as 61 a* a save mone’ asi na “(7 ~. ; ~_ luc ties ti i} . vam 7 si ee me Morton ilexste Ce. 111? Ones es DOWN SALE EERASNE S315—Larey southeparneed ENRIOHT 54-1 neizbborh = 7 ‘aa ‘a . ¢ . ed - ‘ ir e m }? . , ee een aceu> —_ — a . - 7 gPa CHING” ST room fiat .~ lee shi New U6. CUueed Coes! orarre ‘ity tal : ‘so d ” 4 . os rn. wit) oe mr 3 Youn oy far ? “ . mae et ; ire (65) A — ong re Oper T" ae mode a) June ’ wr nove to 7 (ees oes. west ° - — f\anr abartmne' ‘ FE ‘ an mnie? ~-n& ‘ = = . " er #*, Tt ‘ sy" or hes rder : $$ = ne eee ope , eet _ . ee are offering our ueed anc eS ee ees er E ~ ; , . + ae pend 4 %Minnes reeot advertised. phone your © or tric. het-water heat, arranged for Thi ia - aStincl Xe > ft? " he c Valer id. “" Cle Int v on raXs A ; "how , ~~ —m, F ar ascoeni ad over ~) tern iene weet ‘{ Ano a us Ti : a - is Si. ’ er is it ) = including | OAB yemieh fam x _ i Si75 Nt Bs. B44. Bixee 898: a ee i eabuilt tre. “gain = “aoe teem, aout hers front reom. board in attract’'ve gmenth Bes ull (cB) bomelike con't cnicnces. (4) range: phone. Stee Oe, Funtclé) 207 N. Oth at. ve 5008. . — ~ ee - — ~ . » rare pe n : ea ey e eds lige ——— noe onpmeinere sccrranrvas wma tat 7 ae dy ate a ee oe! wee: SATes RE / = Pg re hong . ° - oh — ——~_ ~ TR 3 ati int iF yl oe 4F 53. ee a re fas Ne a a sg 2! Per ge. ie nia si te — cate . gles . <4 - Prong eS a A <n ore ae

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ad See aD tat ae p me Pa + te ¢ ee Famtiae | Ti atl os dedi ST. LOUIS POST -DISPATCH. ‘THE IDEAL MOST FAMILIES WISH TO SECURE FOR THEMSELVES—A - "T y saree aa REALESTATE ‘—E INVESTMENTS § JUDICIOUSLYMADE, are safe, sound and p profitable. Study the Real Estate offering he eee eT hy eps “eat tal ae “se Eig ie a eh eee tS “ ead. eae cae 2 a. wee AT Fey ie: i SO ee ees : ath ¥ : ; “ ee 3 amie a: Tongs’ ae ie ? 4 ¥ - wy nee hd wey 7 . 4 “\ bi 4 % ru ve Tye aoe a “- D 4 > . ve P vided tim a anal = ae aa. es x 4 . eS ‘4 Sus 2 $ AO et 2 7 ie 9 . m ian . . > i “2-8 7 » f i a x i 4 2 ek . z ‘ 7 : a > 3 . - ae ‘ v ¥ “ ; : poe Co on , ‘ ¢ we. ~ % oF a ak wa ul ‘shoes: HOME OF THEIR OF ~ — | Gere POPLAR. 15335— Rear: water, teil, newly decorated *. 4. PECK ESTATE. 210 Walnwrignt = ie62) South —- —- eUAGAI ows ft » recon: near Caron- Selet Purt nmediat Te Ser Re Om ARMS TATED REALTY (Cv. 403 Cam] Ri Ti: AMO. G218—New te: k buncaicw recws hai! furm@ace, carece ok | Southwest SCHOLLMEYER. 35°47—5-room bungalow: wai h. a REAL ESTATE CARDS _ LIST with use for quyck results. JAS T BUSH é@ CO, 3354 Fine. Bomont B58 REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE COTTAGE Wid.—For exchange. 3-fami)y fiat of 3 rooms, beth, cas. electric: aiso ">-feot racant at 4427 720th st.: ecul- $1500. for semall cottage. Olive 7374 ed) FE. W. BRAY. 706 Chestnut. TO EXCHANGCE— farms. lots. Duilctings, leesetack. ete Chestn _ Phone -What have yOu to trade mills, implementa Nmte Christopher, S06 _Oltve R4°5 __ fe62) REAL EST'TE—wrp. TO BUY ‘SUBURB'N PROP’Y FOR SALE FLATS, AP’TM,TS, FOR SALE | Mobster r Groves — —_ ~~ -_ — = _ a ee re 7-*~ RESIDENCES FOR SALE West ee ew Ss an urro -da barre [or OBERM Sad eR 9 ROOMS 126 Port) ane Terace; 3 rooms and large 51-9 aston av & 5B RO : —__Ferest_ 356i | glazed sun room on Ist fl. 4 bedrooms, tile Death and arge giazed sleern ing porch On ~4 Tfleo reems and cedar ciosee= on DOO cash: cre uture. ce CHAUNCEY P. HEATH CO. Olive =a os @sit - ; lter. ) —— S382-S8 Claxton ene b sock west oe Rea - PRIE REALTY Co ave $25.000. What have RL to sell? AG Uniecx ! yst beine “omp ete ge 4- —adary See. x, Delper__ iw leat ‘ De EXNDABLE ALWAYS.’ : ay cash, price must be right: gate BUNGAI ows COTT ES room fis SS feet wer copper reense ~ GQ —wteuw can e _ 4445 ravols rr Vietor 226. ic ull Parti: wliars. Rox W-207. P.-D AND and spouting: shades aod curtaim fods, ; REs IDE: CE VY > aay requested at the Pubd- ee —" | HE can sell your property when others For Sale ve ae > a heaters. wrought A B ARG A IN be. = fail. Try CHAUNCEY P. HEATH. 618 panvth — ae. oS i bu . - ay ' : “~~ —er fat ; . Owe “id ; vestiue in a Suh- ae, ee os ea ____ n Chestnut st. Olive 3165 (26) | : alow eistrict, a BONHOMME AND OLIVE ST. RDS. T ™] ict Court, Wedn Pe pears daily on ¢ KESIDENCE—« rooms; mnedern conver ANGELRODT 1905-—New | 4-roam modern “CLAXTON IXY. AND CONST. CO. ® rooms. sunroom. hardwood fieors. tie L naer oO ero nit ta eS IStTic ourt, ba - 7 ¢-Dispe jencea Caran aed 4) Bungalows, Cottages Wanted brick; 32-foot jot: al ae S 31 | Olive 3570. _ B17. Ry Exch. Bidg. bath: carage Oh ine 1049 ee ae of tae — ore ogee oz) and paid for: near Lee cars: $4700: ama (cSl) 816 Pine st ite —- > i Tt R—“onesa!t BUNts Als W Wira—Te bus or cottage cash parment. balance ke rer insp-c- ~ | tN ml — I ie ae T pa i Ft RNISHED HOLSh—In We 1” TAYLOR. 4015—5 rveoms, cottage. moc- pep = SAC RIFIC ED oc 00 | ' oot. > 4 ba’ he cu “a 2 ia '’s ern = E> he . ~ ~~ ”~ =~ ' ——_* he - ] k soa keroret ing ih Summer 7 intel! a! ee Pe o Fiats, Apartme nts Wanted wii _ a1 ~ bh enag? > . Yi oe 14n7 Dt Ty BLE } LA TS 5083 Enrighr rv @ .. -storr brick res - O *c n Nn. 5. XN. tal at _ — 'DOURLE FLATS Wtd.—Modern: south or i ‘a dence: 9 rooms. ; . Seis ron eat .! 5 mill ~ e - . * ’ — 4 — . q ee ouble apartment flats. 4 and roem ©: > f t = sSoen = 0) Bo £85. Powt:Dipenchs 1S ScgsC) | pinted’ “ama down pament. twinnce The Soubie apartment fais, 4 and S-coom ofh. : Street, ninety-nine feet nine inches on Was _—e remt. OPE RMEYIR & Seo wo Same » & eres Schoo. eiree: cars eheolute- OR SALE . - ~ * F Colored— 2 —; - - the cheapest in price br comperison i BUSINESS PROP. > , 7 fiv feet 135 on ‘i - or Wanted A - 7 ~~ _ 4 . 5 ~OTT bunka 4 “ . | $s » im) ac > aal> Pr’ ’ y enue Vy one un ll y a - - a eee eu ETES — | _mar S088 O°) | Grut-cincs Card of admission FRANK lL. DITTMETER RB. E. CO, | Serthwest Cormer Broadway ang Clinton. oe « TURN ISHED HO sks) or @eumrmrer a“ - — eae e74 estnu! 2 large steres. four room ‘flats aso . ~e ‘ * BSRSTeR GROVES TRYST CO. fe OR TT se ’ > CO rigor mick S&S Ww - nts includes three 3-story brick buil dings. 4 t ' } 7 y h t mi | ae AND wa Original “Quick Saic¢ anted” Agen i : ~ > ‘ : — ree Residences Wanted MB pat Mr Fie she) | ome each. All have water. gas, electric Washington Avenue an entietn & , : ma. te 31436 ms ~\ * = i4 Cs - Hor SE Ww id 7 7 De a tre (wee : — . - = er: ~sT OW ’ a any pay . Real bea ga" nts approrimate.¥ $4000 -_ Furnished Hlouse for Rent Vy — . cen Grand and NEW + ROWLM ee ‘“ , ALA ~ re, = s. ww) . al »huYsS . r > . . . > Thte beautiful bou» , we rented ¢ Not over $6000. 4, » . 195 “Post Dw ‘ on » ~ ~~ eo ~ . — arawood floora ae South “4 FRANK L. Di TTMEIERN Png E. GC. no Ine Oo as in on s \ enue, \ ‘ on e W Ine * le sUuMmMerr Tieer™ | he ” Lapeer e : “Thiele : . * — ” ss ~ ~ - ~ 4 ’ Tove i i eee OS) FLAT Singin. 39 tira Wet bath Mmntful and coo! hz a. a cel ' : a a — * em Oe — ° -_ . . y > mamediately: must furnieh references. Ca & KEAL a 3-05 ; — . Southwest — — 41%3 ame.je ; “O° age ARTHUR PIMCHMAN REALTY ‘COL CORN ER vy SSTM Ee NT PROPERTT ] V ee 2 sou Sl © as In on + \ enue een ae ae | amie —— . ————- LOT—Sacrifice: po agents. Box W468. hor-~ater heat tha "a ot Sore EL ee ee SEs “no ' 1E CO cus sa | wages an | WashinoTon Bl oo niete + Post Dispatch (2 as —— = > ~ F “ . ATEN rT 7 i. sen ~ - a . LABAD I ; ‘ R MARCUS j — . ~~ ve of a Souipped 12-reem heme. June 1° to Seb eX ER 11 St ee : wae * . 40 : ' aA gt ‘that . . mcr Houde store and 3 DOrick garages” dou- N\ neteenth and wentieth streets ' 7. ime tember: very reasoneble to parties wit NER lAvT—Por anle or lease. pro: en ae a. ee ofa. 4 S. Vato cee ble Mat of 5 reoms, modern: rents Goo vl z . | é +f _satisfactory refers mo Pores: 272 te or ~ nwest and Botaz “THIS is RE ALLY A BARS AN a” —————A . > S ze — = vd . abroad. as a siiaunnatiel ° BUNGATOW—Kenwood Shrine. 6 reoma. vay nod Soutnwess ay Grand Sot | 2 : se VERBLAP? fz Chesnut Suve 5603 South Company without charge. Terms of sal pepenbeizn’s $07 “ior Harvard |=! ech furnished or up- ae mY SS ans au ~ay > s > - rust 0 pan - S | if repar: aed for Harvard. | fur ~— Ree Bbane 408k tcB) = = Nort) West Ind iwtr 2] Thistr > et aoe eee ae re mt LOOKING FUR . A “LNESS |! Lim ATION ” ~ e " while P : aPpen QO ¥. GREELEY S16—Banznice —S-room” mec whe : Bs, SOCTHWEST 4925 —Fis 3 moome. Sete is ax opoortunity to scuuire, lanes : ral of Jud f the United States Court. | as ICAL. ern brick, Tuxedo Perk Webster Groves FARMS | FOR SALE es ne Ee ey eS + yl ee * pee A gy a ae ee A en aie Mine nt subject to approy ai O u ge 0 e nl xe “MEDI A Q ' “theme trangsportaio lease TeasOna- m —- © a , —_ 7 ~~ > — : he Se SSO" - ‘T.ERi. Granc fo 5 SL __ >. eS : P ‘ - ! = ; SORESAnd _Missou marae: streets a: : rWe NESOTA_ AV. DOUBLE FLAT 3 sible fi l ins ll | two-thirds g ation questions WOURE—And tarn and scte o- two of FARM—S0 e— Manchester and Gere? fier $7000 cath Se seme. See owses on Dent MENNESOTS AV" DOUBLE FLAT Scuthwest Responsible financial institution will loan DUT- BO gegen and sanitation ay ground op Rock Hi) and Watson roads S200 ft. front: t =~. ~~ eee a | — ——— . ; — a "yo > ° . 2 ~~ % or treatment A) -%. FPTOM! “~rEce Nn =dany 4800) oe W448 = M'rresct : ‘ieee he : WaRDs Mi -story erick pbulidin ° ay : Diagnosts A irk wond 6°c"™M ‘ce? 5. . - - . ’ " ~ ? a Se et “a Pra ~ * wT — - . mt = ~~ . ea = (osx) WM . RMANN €& O 0 2 =Ins a! Kitchenette , soft drink parler: tile Dath: let 30x17 2h - ssion —On pay- A . — Tonsiis jis WOVE in and start iving like rent. no = = 268s as ing 4m and Kizchenette, |: soft drink narier: tle be enase price witnout commission, /O oan , eal s TT" for? mma? aly OGDEN Ya lars New bun ee | “ 4: “re Tra | I eS user 7 : rt’ ‘S75 acre ALE 4 J8o. - " ag* move". ae. " ss a as Ue hed ae %, . — " . a al carace J \ ly a | ve ® p: “BL > KF! 7". a West NS Se MOSES N ™ ™ _ he Sed - wah for -olored — FAENOTS gh ae eS : ATS aE eae SN. SALE, Special Master. = ze . = - , ue ° ty NE .. >t »7 a siores 3 47" Der’ e ar .* nN . . + — ' . fe Suburban Proverty— Furnished | : - NEW NEIGHBORHOOD $4750, Sect bap in Weet En ne river water TRAIGHED (OTTAGE— “Sen 4 roo , SUSURS" N a = — SALE . ; rs 'ELSH-RBERGCFELD. 3440 Basten 2 and séaled it anc hath Webaic: reir ade? > = ry “ — — — — — ——- — -— - ~ iar’ 5° © ms = 3 . . ‘ “ : ~ - : 4 t _ - - = - : =~. = ok : . . So . = ur 3 Li re Lo - _— aid he Pee - L. Deibet, woes ’ = " . = . — oy ee . ag oe anne PRVEX, G516—3 seems. ath chee, NH 85000 tertms at S2a—N : mune 3 ~voms dow oos REAL ESTATE—FOR COL’RED meatier OD to Sinn. Sen and, Bank Bide . . i Asa. a P PER MONT - ~ etrict.¥ 2° oentia —an eee ace ve stocks sad DuBus Dought. soic Woe 4 rent: txrtures $756. Invace. o~ : : : wit' "ERY ANTD MARK ET—In Wee: . GLASGOW S604—» - ) PURCH &—S-reem tre = “Dependable \iwars. . pewate: BOSD | neers 03 Central National Bank, Bids End: $63.0" meas ia sot think you — MITT! eo ’ we en : . ol 7," . wag ‘ . o : , 2 — ° : - ———— — Ore 2755 Olive 3S. 40. e258} tres and Tx S400 : Dp -— | do mort ans : ter: newly pamered ° onveniences. S0-foot lot wee: SSim @ posern . : = 5 x iw. .ee od bends bought. 2. mock st iy : Government ald un- JGHNBON, 44 — Fine S-roon eyo abany SSST) MO) wees vi ANFOR . ieee. & 4 ‘ton : a a, : ~ R (Ck YOU ’ , Se bends baug ace. avout $3000. Box E- Lat, Peet Digg. Me electric, Valier yew * le ’ Ble mii » be on a - . . e. . ~ “ -_ — — _— RRESTER - co 2 “Dik BEY we: a wer = ed rent: oper PECK ESTATE “ - 7 . ‘ = — ~al ——— 7 ) - Ay MEN rs » 1014 3501-2 Central Natl Bk. B'ds pam C- MA PUK ET —Ana sett a . es and have re- wright Ridg . ~ : ; : “ Se . . - , > | : a Yn fer s ~_ er ween: nt See; 5-year j for *¥o a abercuiesta, . — = A C I I F | {- EF : —_ v S , . : | Mergan Far= ave. ts : rs . . ~ 4 Liat - : ' = , ? j ; nee § fioona mone’ " t Ri \ e Jt ‘ yore e@erer! ryreeeet orice "08 ca > , . an? ‘led to city “se in ex? . rn {> , ein’ 7 ~ Deepe ods bie Liu aY« T. } f ] N NX ] A L aru “ a) Mall — - — m.. . ale od se Louis “f = - == sr a TI! ss. South SL BUCRB AN HOME . : g.ces Metropolitan Storea. Burke Devide Conso ~—=- — (By @ Member of the St. GRAVOIE. 241 9— \ | : - , . is a ii aa +s ;reat Western Fire, Central States +t" © RY-MARKET—~ : e. | : la r@e x a De “loa SO: l Aj ] ~ N \ Yy. o Ka “a ~ t - # ~ . — 41. ~~ af rs . 2 : at : ° * , > be Shed =n ~ & » “a * . we ‘ n on? " id be on - . ~ . ' - ‘ + > * WIN ¢? Life 7° any other active sta and Dons os -~ ~~ +e vars ee i G& i-—The note wou. ~ vic or BOAR ee . 4 0 ARTHUR PIncHwAN West - BORRO NG MONEY / "sill active stocks and Sends bougtt. said Cents 30 duly: $250 rare: ‘er 10 years. Bowers = — Nes Pe ‘mite cerrace: beau! iful &--oom Co as ) : “TPL = noes | t and @ugsed ; mae — on aeare ond to have e rch 31 33——G arage baal 7) er? tile kt hep apd be th >ot-waler ~ = ©d.a* 4-s*27 . os R ° ess r 3 ~ aT Tel MAN ~ M! ANT | mee. ‘ mo -iCH 1. i ‘F. Mocerm Sarcain See owne™ on Eemtem : . : ‘ =. - A usin 53 Central Nail. Bank Bidg. 7th and Oftr. _ “th and Lorust Cert: West oT ‘elerhone Parkview 380 “2: . Q = e ve 2250 Olive 2240. (cab srlin = = M ARK EB T—Adx x * a ee Postmaster | fi . . ’ ™ —- - I > 10n / ele | Sear ~-! wie ~— er mai " Cares rence’ ent = brick S85 sreet ; NEW BUNGALOW §& ah - “ " : {NS-— Mors ropositi OM Saturmtars: -ent ase “a . want yous tu of bt and wate: , Kenwood Springs : : - . om 961. 7 H rented for $45: price " : have OPS ES ‘¢ 100 | -» c NG oT : my ~ a * , ~ S°4 ‘ .. ; T+. Pac? _tende ~— -ew~ ST. LACS EX “Hi A NGF, "nn v mm . i Revebed Socpen chick Sw mene S| a Some SEE po ag ie Soo ie, Save BUSINESS as a married woman cam |i ~ — Sega a. = Cf > wes . ae eo = - ~ ~_t-- = te "he professional or ‘usiness OC E! ¥ Mt ARK ET—Noerth: ent . se! property without »er(/ af TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES , . . pum fly Ne aes . : : =e “ BO i ge a Ce S_ = . ‘cludes J living rooms: cessiete thn namnant put she cannot we Br SPey are suing! -heas BEAUTIFTT, BUNGALOW | a a. 7” onic, bromine houre: eR, he ae R ads cash business: S55R8 e ‘ear ‘title to real es-| Central tava -ACRIFICE D—87950 : “ . = © MERIC AN iT? A-cade — ST LOUIS EXCHANGE. Tae Ticeeres Sel be signs the deed with [J SeAxDO AT WARHIXN GWA Bene SACKIiFI — om” Vem MIE 8 3 S. 8th = There are fimes ae men th and Lecust. Central 41 : » - vy Ve = —_ —_— ae = ~ Tone ~eed« Naneta «2. src . + a iaie for preusng - Kirkwood Worth $9500 Fasv Payments ns . oe “The REMEDIAL SYSTEM (SM CONC Set for ane vam and " ” ~ rea ‘ “rr " : . ‘ : f eT 2 # mt ; . = - * . 7 “tua _ °™2R sx Re — —« Muery;: beet Ce aan Am ‘ vi “ ‘ an 2 o.* I shim Olive cf LOANING - - ~ a oy iter wanted for nai tena EY 3 —And eleeutc —% — Charles MB. Thimnmig, 10474 rn e ma alune ‘ S) ~ THIS PLA MENT RE SOLD ~ aa SS SS a ae cr‘sed Ine equipment seid to m™ _ 4 ’ ana a ce rr arn lo. : . of ee .e ~ a — iam so S04) +m e. L\ARSE —— fixtures: A emo basement C200 sa lewood _ as . & a ‘hie can be arvanged oo an caay- | T Meck. Se eee me RELA sTORKS— 7 x. as dire hows Map : rea . weet Si ‘ * was me Dust ~ ‘: DER HUt'SI ae Gee te os Sow ‘Midke som .: 22a a ret rape at "he? NS . BAG.EST BARGAIN IN MAPLEWOOD > $2} ate » AND 5 Boom FLAT , > Our Ras ~= Ts manufacturers toile: attiices oe ne : — es VIER etre we ; : Buiy pait brict LEBOOE -AN “Tw KIER } ‘ . oes we - - came 4 —— 9 Poat-D4epa a7 Mi LiJSERY AND READY : - Bi ri - ' ’ - re ' . ™ t ~* . . " ’ = | : _ a ; os : - ; ~ur ~ ite 's feeee. | Ree oe : f'ne «tower k and a a be a" i ‘wrest tm? . 2 ~~ . “ : : Nea ily ‘s ore - - Orig ita. Wu ~s ‘ . aN . . i Ree pees! west on (ee near tracsier care WaAsH : 45— Stare sulla en ye Ts. ‘7 m sg ~ aac “ = -_— ~ BREM@Dia SYSTEM OF BUSINESS WASATED P rat and Set wetter . al UO, Tanenadie rene A poly Lr. } en .- ee ‘ , a a ; vs a LOANIN INC - YRC TIONERY ANE Rim ER i. 6 6S a ; xv... 7 Broadwns . = oe " 7! ™ a,N i. oh ” ~ \ } } . \ ’ -_ : “ : : _ roe — . he - — | eter Sept =) rte Tale fu par Perss ; it. ved Ths 7” iar . riiwe 4402 a : Re ee ee ee aa sta somes tt Con. P. Curran. — - Hex 5-72 P-D. Ste) | PRINTING CO. AMES PO | a3 , Q . “er im . >e ; a F = iN T 4 ’ ibs 7 ~~ TY ae or — "er month "tr at. 4 “errr R : wo AT Sh ANI ROCERYT Wid. ee AND FNANE @ bAs as , ; a1? ag tg Fhenes Main 2375-6-" “So ~ 3 eo PF DD -“—t ‘Tachinery ard = — Tr Aa&wVn . . ~ oye a _. : oe SSS SES ANY BU SINESS LD | ivcme x D Lv. » ut a . . \ . ™N ie ied . \ = - eo 8 . r= — oo . by Lod fr. . ss — att is Ex “HANGE a . . : wd ins Ys am . PR af AT geen We hare a large Bumber ef cash bur’ ¢ frm ond Locust Cont. @5am Selena take ee estons We HRMAN mrses Ser LOANS ON REALESTATE |S Su SS REST ATRA NT Gen eee R, 4 t ; > ‘ ¥ “ . o . - ' tat ITs S 8rh chem . x Un versity City = 7 " 4 = tel lag Dot MONEY TO LOANS om fir sad second = ¥ S —— = 7—iene Rouse. 21 Was of Phd bs : ; - Mu . y RCKEL-PEVPT FAK KSON _ic8 deeds of trust, lowest rates. E. LHEYR INV €O. 7TH AXD | See, BESTA _RAXNT—Cheap if sold Howart——A ice . . e ix) a , ’ r,s — . . - ' ‘ ~ ; ; Ss i ’ -* a ee a “ithe . na ite 7 ” ~ ether ‘ 1312 W ASHING PON AY Sta , >ivearnits ari . — Lh : . iM ‘i \ \ - _ AK me RB (* _ ~ - oo —- -- v RKINKMASN REALTY Ce. CT. 400 Tithe Guar. Bidz. ite _— “5 FP ... . . . wv “#3 ' . . via - “eet Taree “he 4990 Graveis a Riverside 3088. ~1 — RESTal RANT—G§6e @ay- = - . } ’ *% —_ . . o> ——— . , a+ - Second or Fifth Floors « . : 915 Greve Den e Flat. 5—6 potent Co. oe. kee | ee oe ae eee oe ee eee ee sear thaNt Stat et. rm . MeK = a ce " - ’ “ / . ° “ ss > 3 ~) . at. 4 " yi, ' +e F, T RES aa * x aan wr phe oe ae: ’ ecust to Mt. Cha ries Sf. “e " utnwest : ie . neces, 4 2 W aenineg eS irs MONEY aAN—On St. Lows = ane WFE H ,\ E THE BI Y¥ ERS —— a iN > . = . =} . J ‘ a as > 7a , 4 ’ " ee - ; 7 : ha . — ~ > « “~“vizert ¥ are — Lie = s0 ne ie a a2 aS « —é . 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ONPEC TION = RY—teere candies e- “T inte? S077 a | Te un sek for Mr Nierlrinc* ave mae) Ee: LeeSRes coments . ‘ wren West ' es 'Y st. gone es rik re oaf©ri FIRST “4 XD SEN ' N “ DEEDS oT! orner ged Desiness: a > Sant Sy ioe . / mr . . ; ‘ — 2 . : ~~ # . rrr ee ss | - > - rt 7 | eee 2 Wi ive PLS | fice VupeEnG. mn - — . ; ‘ we . “~iTtace : ~ » » " oy Sorree F°5 o Bimw om vreur * : SrK! ee Pet emt —— —s one . - te enna "a8 _ wa ~s ade tS ee wnt at and er ere °,. “n> new . - 7 7 » . we - , = . = - = *' rm f'derti= Par heck . FTN w “ya ’ os “~s ~ Cie. © Oe LP aba ren ss eoeed flea Pranie « . : : - $ ~ . P : - . . anal? on DatTmrents sf! phone or rit. - ~* a “th OFT ICATESSEN__Is - = os — ae Le we 7 Ain . laile Hide al ‘ ’ ’ . s* TT . . ~ ‘LPM ' o 7 . - . in - a ~~ “wt ™w . ae eentINe, Me css Beg me stab Un» Mele “Orn * a ST . ‘ . . ~ . dies 2 an © Prtend ——— a : On’ — 1 on . o irs? and Second Deeds EXCHANGE Restaurant. day EL - NO BULL PGHT Centrai ee ee oe eee RRR re wes ey BO ih meas, cxohanee for ‘ boas or Sdner 17S That t@ a) t beede te be IM cee ~ee - ———— QUI “kK ALTO Y OANS —_ cameount — = ete. Owner w Nest. =. 22 Jn. _ RUOMING BOC sBS—42cn Spanter. laree logia amd patio * South | - ~ 2 BANS FILLING STATION— “Uae Grarce . KIRKPATRICK BROTHERS ; oii eae : Sinn) a. S art wi eetews 4sn@ denrwes a “ATs tha 7. nr? +7 ~ » > vy iA RT 2 — _— ~ baad ~wen ere . _ —— _ “a ie=P Soo PS at Termin ane 7 } breaat ast ~ Geen pasement rarage aa sh J TD rbaraé \. A ‘ Nean - ote cong ee “ — . as al . Get 858 te S1088 in 3 Win. lI; 22cS Arcade Sids.. Olive — Ss “YR? = een ures : . mm . ———— = : ~~ GAR AG ia ta : , — pen joday and cvery wens | a apaaen - AR oe , %, 3 help ren. Ne endorsers. Old CALTY -O Bank of Cammenn tia SaXD@icn sHor— E = aa = —e = = a toe ae — ~ A mo are —_ ~~ > , , = + ~— > ee : ' i a starrer le = iss y we % AN — + OW NER LAAVES a a os tn Se me Py soon a \ aie |} inanee t > « od ce a ee sinner MEA MARK ET— ers ~e th a. oe w ~ ‘4.444 SF: —_ as ; ~ aa o. ae Litmatie Tpr Serre . al wm Dom tt oe _Rueger. t 7 bad ’ « ~ -_-s — e my, - -. _- ~ a a “ies «ff cerchase. Y*we hote Teese emt “ee weXC arse orte® garege ~ oT a . ms YS SC i T i«J.t? [Oc : mr _Wenneher wane wet os 2 Ppene . aw, and St = - ts 3 times the amount of loan Papers hal ale WESSTER GROVES TRUST CO. ase sItS- owner “i Spaliiae lh > | we fart’s ~arish a ea! harenit Ss) —oest ; >7 *3 \ 4 > —_— nTT hod _ . e . i TT we! ern oo YSCrr . aL. i) 0s («4 OJ. SSR ot. Clve - Sa Ce Te , DOU GRER . OO.. 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a TLESDAY, MAY 26, 1925. _—-_ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1925. ST LO! nS POST-DISPATCH 33: = — - —— - i a — — > ower ae r a ce 2 t] 7 or i e. n yw) Ag | | 2 Way, schenectuads (339.5) y TOR m 1. organ recita : ) ot : . Rocky Mountain DELMAR ' CLARA Bow 4 ie : = : 100,728" . Pa & V' : ~ “Or , ; ‘rave . , af . : 7 i ‘N hots Pit. Co. ; j mar ' oe “WISE yin si e 19) eee eee ee One deat age 60 ©. M. chest: WNYC. New York (526). 6.59. Pp National Parks me ee = “ i nd Nineteenth on W ashington 135) on Nine- gain since -: ance towards publication of ™ . : ht. Pine ——me: iat TE TOM Mix agers “a a | 1 ali , | | “+. ay * - i n 7 ler’ « - ind o ‘ / nee j 4° *t,? . f° z DELMON ' +. “arte hee pera en . - Kyle * he ler. pte nest . , ” The j argcest, (hidesat Henulth Department of Tours SIs A Wh gehichwer oT ‘ ‘) ’ ‘) ess im 1.+4 a : a” son Sa gg >—-Walt 4 Kall Seer ‘ico ot _WQe. Chicago (440.5). g Rainho and wt Rn P Chicago & North Western. Union Pacific ON STAGE: eet, 301’ 2 | eo to thore faterested in the wok, toe r $id Re ey MELBA . " be , — : ‘ sted in ‘ “K “Soe : : . ~ Waals ry | : ’ J ’ ’ . +4 ; " ’ . rierenx? ' fsa) foet oe fC. J c . Maneger MIKADO SKYDOME fp “Chea te Ma pie s . a sol ‘ ‘ la bs D , hy pre [ on ae ; sracter] onar " Ho 7 Mk len . > \ ms (tis : oy 9 i+? P Sk] irks at ' » palin ’ ¥ fierk Gtreet at . Chicage, 1. ; tine Veur te live” ; . m sf 0 ; i ‘ “my firo? felin whit ' , £ —_ ; ~ ; >. (.» 26). i “ 2 gr pe At ' ta ©’ vy riere it | : S emiums or individua Bbw yy . oD agg Rg port tye cara 3 Pores land : “ KE O,. Lansing (285.5), 7:15, nvigorat rial cprings Our Twenty-Fifth Successful Year § "itor & Easton ‘Powder Poff Girt. . af : 7 . 4 ww irg eq i‘ 7 ; [= ai iUie | fs? ’ t oti ror » | } ecnde r . ] . = , 4a c} t aritone I dim Wale! MmsuPrpassed for ; " wv Aw, * * . . " oe f eo- ; 7 : 9 cn INT he MIs] ‘ iW ri Philade Iphia €e will. ! > *» T2 ; ‘ : Ces | poten , nea A! | . citi an ere ind MICHIGAN TOM Mik m ' gon, reEcely vow" +: oe Ws ‘AL ‘e incinnati (325.9). fe, ine hotela and furnished anart Michigun & KRebert “DICK TURPIN” ™ " . ’ a o* ™ = . ’ " & . | . e ) «A 7 . ss - . —* or 6 rY\ awnTiGgd f | 4 HMeoat en , . noon ht —) v9 . i, _ , : oF .? ‘ "7 } nts nr ’ ne ~ ait 7 T° o _ P " mrre feat i - ‘ fire “trina « , i x 7. + | age ‘it mpenate biegar ma’ > rrn? * A ts ndividual sen) : Luder oe. ring rmiusica nde rm *, fishing, dancing, rid- AMUSEMENTS MISSOURI , nEtey Compaen venue between im min ae ’ ’ : 7 ' : - . e ; a ms : Let; ‘ iz TnOVi¢ : ’ x @ lar , » ad iti “aT ( _- oe 5 ‘ J c " E iets | WAZ, New York (454.3). | Was Eadie and rannis Cavanaugh, UNION { New Wieee far Gas” i ation questions of publ ic infcrest only will bo com 7:45 P. M. : SST 6 ’ Journal review & 10 a Colen (toet7z inion A Kasten Aliso | (“Inneceace’”’ or er of individual cases will not be given. | | Address——“Starting Anew rer | YY. t. Air College: 7, sea songs: WTIC. oy oe a 6. voyag- two-thirds pur- # [IRISH ROSE — ‘Beatth and ran if i. >) Diagnosis ., Adgrese—"Btarting Anew At JU. Air Ce ea . iin VIRGINIA AIRDOME + COLEEN MOORE a oan pay- rc RIBET "Tn . q ‘dws 7 Ly °-? a Te ‘* “rn 7 ‘ "e- rert = ri re a4 Rel. 4 on real % | [) ’ Hert Tmay 4 i} ¢ one iT > q)7T) eet ‘ "ib © iT) S¢ ' 4 POP. MAT. VED. ieee, $1.00. $1.5. sity Virginia ‘ in “SaLt ho ? ‘ . y 1%, % e. vy ISBELL 7 e f . -"? ‘ “2 . . »4 ; "7 . ; i .4 ’ . ' , rot hy means of the | kles in’ your circumstances # Bil Rea Cross. ‘'WKRC,. Cincinnati (422.3), 9%. Cos- soprano; 6:30, violinist: 7, dance. Nights and Net. Mat.. SOc. 63. $158, 9? | —— n ‘e needle ee Se, oe eee moe” shee, ttt | mopolitan music hour: 19, fun| WWJ, Detroit, News . (352.7), 6. —- WEST-END LYRIC “iin se Raed ig “urrox W Unfortunate'y | ctreet. on Tuesday, Thursday or | and fr WEAF concert , Delmar at Cacliéd MOMENT” it ‘ and CS Ol: 5 f Nightl at 8:15 Sharp (Including an.) An 1b Did Al ——s — —— a4 increase then v } | Os way te orrest ge Mg Wonder t | oA _—s ! 4 JOHANN STRAUSS’ Other Cutis : 7 a -_- : —— i Lait > : ~ : . : “ : : | wt _ ' _ 61 . , etude anviusé - VW or “" pe? = = 0:5 Time : . Ns errtat tae eclinces* ecwocke te you || 5:45, program: 10:36, Time pee. . food Scenery would be safer not ne ‘ bet ry s a ~~? , be of Foo cs Pal TT & TT « _— . + * « = ‘ iivmpic He +, amous oO P cene placed in your Latt ah a 7 ene 2% hy ry erairi, dba. Ve AVI an ‘ ~ The Postmas inquire at the License Collector: qcance So i Gn awe or @ want your mail |Office, 102 City Hall KFRU, Bristow (394.5), 10:20-12. | B Gl el ¢ re Reet, Bee | rowns vs. Gleveian : , re at ne ,arrint T riainy nt mail box. fic, it the Municipal Courts , i in . s . FIRST GAME STAKTS AT * @GCILAMK Meher 4 married woman can | building, with reeard to issuance | | ™*™%. Hollywood (S86), | 9:48, 1 A vacation in The Land of the Sky will man emit teeiiecat a a THE C£oono.eas Tr and sel] property without ‘cr f &# warrant charging dist rb- Gance, enveriainers, ii, program, at 40% Olive Mireet =Paw see “Wer we oe he ad's consent de to. ater So Fee cee ene > oo | give you new life and mew energy for ey a clea on ft Goabeee Ee » Peace Court. for: |—GO, Oakland (361.2). 10: Bi 2 , oe eae Sree Court Grotherhood band, vocal, ad-| another year. Greatest diversity of attrac now MARION DAVIES unless he signs the decd © iD M P R E &, s —— ——— same ==> = = | dresa,*Ghetto svtories: 12, dance. | b OLIVE AT GRAND IN SCG LG. and M. Johnston. 4304 W. Floris-] soloiste | tions in America. Resorts and hotels to WOODWARD PLATERS TS ass . ee Bi > Sa KGW , : “THE GOOSE HANGS HIGH “ZANDER THE T” Licenses 7 M. @ iF. Gerard. Pine Lat R ee gy Ppp rmemnyy ss ane (491.5) : Hend an pepe Say re GREA : | “Groves. 4300 1 | : 2 gg = a Jusical Club | fit all tastes in Asheville, Hendersonville, of American Home Life | |A. R. and He Darr 0 ewe sextet, +, Multnomah Orches- | NE ‘EE . ‘pa miele ded (1G. A. and M. Rapp. 2 Sidnes , | ‘ . NEXT WEEE-—“TUIN BEDS MEXICAN RIO GRANDE LineRY ann 7 at? Ti Wear Births Recor , ar : 4 Fioas n. ; 502 N. 10 : ‘ra. Brevard. Wavnesville, Black Mountain, a ' parie fine stern and fixture BR . | Pe its | end ©, Bricht 80. _ Ss Loum KRHJ, Los Angeles (495.2). & con- \ mcs — frye nwa tranafe cornme i. rmil lagi? la 7 ? S peat and hot water furnished verre if eT . “ruso-* ~—20s ‘ c ert; 8: 30 I iistory stories $ 30 / Blowi Rock. Tryon Chimnev Roc | pe, HEYE XV. oth and Chest pa AL and A. Hilly 42i8 Palrtax Pissty Wigsiy girls; 10, pro-| ne hae ' , Crystal Swimming Oj ll ng = eee yg ee eee. Oe ee | gram; 12, dance. srw . , " verheeu.s MARRIAGE LICENSES. L. and) B. Maynard 7013 Robbins aos Linville, and other charming mountain Pool st eo) AND PROPERTY ——be'ob My — ms a one AX ©) and. gd. J. LJe tira . | KNX Holl . 4 (336.9) £.4 | S S : - Gecoter ' D> «ome f lavender, 1412 sour ; ov ang ywo Os ‘ he North Pele Hearting——Marie }upkins | i M. Lavender, 341 : go . . . Opens for the Season . 1 fees R Hollt—-Marceila A. Gutjahr jl. and Ly, Fox, 1238 Leffingwel | Aravelogue; 8:30, orchestra: 9:29, | towns. Write for interesting beoklet to pe f visit 1 kK ’ al . ' é e 4 J. —r a =, : Lie 45ax Waeh'netor: 8 reormne. - a? oogum ; isn 4" Milentz =" Oe +2 G _ n _ ae , A ie ~ w - = ~. and I, i ‘ KOA WK geshighwey ; St} se talik ° u : 45. healt h tali Wednesday, May 27 here. A. Wun ler h— hie a! _ , ele iA aT } . rt Ty ' inne NAT ber | program: az. ro ram i. Tr? O- | mlentifle Vertection has goonies ee ate” sore W. ané £. Smith. 4507 Cottage tens nn Bem — | ecteiem Passenaer Agent Water Heated by New the Mammoth Cooling Plant iccibermstette lL. Suttet FR + and R. 7 rail. 143€ x. J é x wines. van nignt, dance. Tr. Jd. CONNELL vision Pa ng System the ages. SEE POR VOU a . pea c—lene Rous a ees ae ee cn. 4602 Lexington. KOA, Denver (322.4). 7. instru-| 712 Chemical Bidz. 7 WT AtTRANT—Cheap if sold at once. G > ee oe ~~~ aged ss. ©. an@ E. Halveland. 4810 Collex mental St. Louis, Mo Cock As. Sas Ee qe Sones. ) : pe: : }?’ “t ° _— at riner LV aris ‘ J cee a 17 wodeheck 5 ;” — . 4 . —_— P UST alt RANT — $40 ner as day: ma casr er x, a r a. — — * a a J 7 bierr: = 47° His ews a KPO. San Francisco (428.3 ) . 9 ore- R! et rt + = =a ~~ “chit, | bi Michhorn—M dred Bockhaus | - oa n> coke 3005 SS: chestra; 10, program; 11, golf | X Y THEATERS ir OS | ; a ~ . : lj unen c ; eo = ey M } eer e .. ) ~— ? as. . a y ; : Geupeic %. 1 irt 7.) fourntat monty maker for couple, 713 A. Parre | —F" a . Klurnmp A nm : liobe 5 te. J dl Penc.e oe {Bisa tructions; 1l-, Cabdirians. f . . PHOTOPLA —_ eat Sa Re wwe) Reels PR PSR pene ietrucone, 12 Cabirane, © Elevators wou'tdojt for GRAND CENTRAL RESTAURANT. Gacd leation, eocd buxi- WNP. Renders Jr.—diazel M. \ H. an@ V. Wetsenberser, 4730 Easto: cert; 6:33, speec Seer dee , here in the Cana- = Thee mving «rt: ee a’ one hae | a os ’ ; : Fiega ft Mk15. Watermar - ‘ S pe spe . h whe nied i In the southern Appalachian Mountains you ere R i — - A ~~ =. mons , : at a ’ eriiatl pepeie Vi ningto! vic nou s Triusic¢ , ‘* ru! sc firey ' rrr 4 rat TW is. (414 Wa Applesauce Club nd) Dari le I . : ‘ os . . — -* . . af ? a cod EB levis. Piet Knob Mo | WRAP. Port Worth Star-Telegram Frequent. convenient train service | much fun elevating your nOW PLAYING Sina * oll er VA : " : self ah oS rs pe AC Mol . | K ke A aie. . A e Hollis highw 5 (475.9). 7:30. musical; 9:30, vo- self though on oon 2 serTy ¢ OMPSON ‘ Reet ary > wi lweing tremendous bitgsi- Leu!s ’ : . ~ : . a ¢ eite .s8t. r iit ngee h > R / . * S * 7/ ZO down a few poun s ia — Ls ie a ies : , ~eeOrrme os mievely ff J. Hillen. Ne} nm. Al Mrs. Louise }° . ~a es a " on “14 vi ' : out é ? al u ay ¥ “ #iti Si gerem from larwe factury; leu L Bt. Louis. a Ee Re “ BZ. Springtic ia (333.3), 6, Music ’ ri * * while going up—Do some “EVE'S SECRET” " lea~ Ca .” “i oer th re «t ea 4 . : L~ Mrinceto: ~“ a € . = , . , wi “ , ° BRHF “we? saat ‘int = ba " YY 4. , cornet. come . eee. cissring G70 monthly; coh eek SOarreit Mt La : mana.’ 38 tas | program: © cing. riding, eon 70 A FAKAMOUNT PICTURS is Natura bridge ax The Cottare ’ Prances Skoda Lip BES toT : cutee —s — teas "s Aer e Cc 1m ing. Ou Ales 4 ~ = ' . - '. . -oldwyn Preeents Ren’ » ar ”’ ate Ri Aus Pr ERMITs. r hestr: o—eY som HAKRY LANGDON 9 =— — — o_o Rodrirurs Granite Cry— Mrs a ae 4 a > teers ™ — P ae 1] » rene. . 4 . P = ‘ tee ' \ JT . ae a, oe a Ss L teen Bt. Louis. og |G. Fitapatricle 31 5024 Tennessee WCAE, Pittsburg Press (461.3), 6.) f | find MEM _ WHEN” 1 GEORGE, FITZMAUBICE - : hie - (ny law! ow w' ly . e LA ; | J ‘ae = ~- = \o : rae - —_ — ~ Oy Sola 4 : ' éé Tith St us 7 ee Monlewee ‘ | t) lone a sath f. And WEAF program; 6:3", us id Dust i} e RE BE EN — ;> THOUBE—D rooms 1209 “O) Uses. Vailie ‘~rk, Mo-—Mre . ’ , Ave ’ ‘a: "Be z twins 7 Eveready hour: . Twa & ‘ ‘ 4 . - " « ; me ay | ae - r a Pr. ls ‘ ; ae a ’ 4 a . hi MIN: , FHOUsr—s ro a “gareer “R05 r LDennel) J: " 4 o— FUT Ce vA aa, Oe . “ 4: an ~~ ‘lemme ; TTand Ope | ont “MIS SUPREME ot . 7 ; De Soto. 3 | Rose A. Sherida vr 2003 S Eucli WCAP, Washington (469.5), 6-9, ) from Banff Lake Louise, | HARMONY TRIO al PwWeMIN.) Peer t st ly Poon. heat ty i Agnes ower oie ~ Ot AMiinneseta “ sali -_ : rer Ir vimihle i . . . ' ‘ | i | TURE peremcerte. oe: ‘avy band concert, nvisible | - | ‘ ty shed slene hent + Lee ’ At Fast St. Louis Halts Crane 4 ' ‘ODT A (gitty “on Me “ts | F. merald Lake. Jhon a) bee tr." guome: ext? ert : R r ; bail : = ai ~— > =". vane We, aetenatt i‘. eteroe ; &% > un- nitar hurr) | eon oo 16, 2517 Howar | WOOO. linneapoll- - St. Paul B.C., and the cozy — SoS: herewin 455 w lene? i—Eligabeth Whitfield Mary 1. Gibson, 67, 4162 Bhenandoah : SiS eee naa Bow MING HOtKE—R roome, neatly fur A Chur heMary Niridu iy Hayden, 18. 1833 Biddie WEAF program; §& nestle in beauty spots at a H BLANCHE RONALD thes ‘fer wanted. 40454 MecPherann ylor—Agnes Whit: | Bertha I. Dunn. 44, J0U0_ 5. Somptot : ?? - “Vmoe 1M) ‘nrwe ’ 8 : , ‘aT - . '- . . wet, eLro f “ ' . 5 1] iver a l- ; ‘ > . 7 _ rT ou 4 yor* ‘ Ty i "+ "oet) LA al ° , ‘ mi ion ’ ‘et at . f ‘sy R Siwinis, ie | at i rpeorrna, good week L Witeon. Bt. .oUle— ore Toung. ? : a . ; onl : _ eke iT Bla'r ' eoncert: 9 Red A pple ¢ | He ‘ S rings lake Ss The Best Picture rt _ tury ; s a bargain th! s Tavior. e : wie Tose Jar eseTl , T» Arr) a j 2 X (‘ar Tian WDAP, hunsu~ | fui » M™MIrN«d 1191 Sh. 7 rooms. well “as Kelle , tae Care ' ' se vent ' = “7 he A es, a “My WIFE AND ij” i ae oe ae neuevts Serna Wapta, Moraine Lake. ff ~ oie 41"4A Rue)! — = or i. i , gl a th ~ ) he aL s! i" ‘ 404 peen ~ = : vir . igh ‘ rey 9 . y oho, and Lake O” H } An All-Star t a) furnishes! for licht housexceping, >» S louis—lxin ove | Mea idence | oO), & Dian sweat O60: wri oe BH (4) » Ari " Max Goidbere. Ss, oo WDWr. Providen . ee Swiss guides for Alpine s NOW OPEN ZB —_ 7 Rob Aeon P > T mre ' \" eit aa — : a if etne i (i! resi. : ‘ see I 7 - | v1. ; _~ be is . 4° , Chinthewea Ww } Al ; Ne “ York (481. >). t, nik Cc } ee , oule— Laurea | limer. 66. 1305, 1 Wa: 6:16. the Piersols, baritone anc a THE a ; ae on 1414 1 ~ ag 0 6:30, Gold Dust twins Ki ee SS St a ye ee = Kines TO ) . ; . ° eer etar* Dpuys. _ - a i, ] : nea i. ; v era. ?, gaat . Sere eyvinwes, bel ww 1° repcetree ot fur’ wane 7 ae oe 2 £. . . - 30 4044, b. ont te a has Ma ‘Dell Pp 229 4) e in ZANE GREY'S rem ory a’ . . TAS . irve — inmar —— : ar * vs eA E. ana WwW LAH Cheedtenll (. ° , 7 “ ] Rail terms. Lindell 1135W. 4017 Deine Robinson, 2319 Hida. ouise Cee erert. 27. 9104 N. 19tt WEAF program: 9% Vince: . ee route of the Canadian Nationa weys - , ‘ THE RAINBOW TRAIL . eri’ s “Or " ; | tiert? eve gt ‘ ) ; cl be .* eae : ‘ - . — : ; > . 7 ~~ 7 a Po * 1° ~ it. ‘) ‘ « | ROOMING HOUSE — 4088 Cantieman: 8 eae sata __ Ee = — nt aho4aa Theler - Perey, organi« takes you through the most beautiful scenery « e WOMEN TODAY annncemeliagioaes ke i. . good ep! : 2 ye er i « 4 . ~e) sot A : " | 4 ayy — Am Bangg forced roa ae _ poe oo ee I aturtin Nomuie au a: we theater S:30. Oriole dane keels | gianes 1° verside ar ag te ee 1 A Wolohek. 86. 2700 Snen, Pies Stopovers allowed at all points. Don't fail to e {or 7 ROOMING HOt sibs—434% Maryland: Rodema ' bd we bee Ww peer -s . FoOngs, . ww: Saste dens : , Benter. 3. "a Rut | ‘ National Park —4400 re miles of Men — memes > Effie M. Houser. ' ry Cli WEBJ. New Vork (233). | rai visit Jasper ati ark squa HAVE , 400% Lae ede: 10 reome oar | \ et : Mar : ad : ‘rT . “2 a Only . 4 XN. Sarah. Lindel x. "“Meliow. 3034 Gaatioma : —_— |) road talk; 6:15, Serenaders Alpine ruggedness. Jasper Park Lodge [$6.00 a day ™ Price $550. 45 re we eWman, A750 «alifornp 2 ' | Amer Plan ides luxurious accommo- a‘ oe . * 7 man Hr, ile ————— up, American Plan} provides this summer. Any time from SEEN . low Ap - Phone Cont. 11 te Saterday | fap WilN SHOP—Geod — lorat ton vont cleeet evenings and Sundar. (hax) bus 1721 Washineton — SHO REPAIR : . % - & > : ; y ce s TAT ORIN i, ,NiTng § PRs nu nobis 23 KDKA. Pittsburg (308.1). | i i4e, : - SHOP. Deine ened business: tee! Net Tavige ee ee * ae: 9°30. Grand Theater Geo. FP. CABRBRES. Geners P nm Poke =\ane> 222% cn > sor 141 ‘i. eS «st eronce’ " . a. oe ) ge) tl herokee | 7 Pean 5 oe naort Agent « anadiean Pact ’ : ne + Teirh! % 4 . conce WEEK wre Leecwant &t.. *t. Louis, Me. Tet- cpbone Maia OTe or i7tt. dew y) ‘ tint AND RATTERY ~~ PTORE— Pulls ecrul oer Aowntewn joratton —y ie Peorrtun ty tar «a hire! er canret “3 ime men to roanate: will set! all oer =~ ter en’ Tinc FAN Term [Vt epetch VTROET BLY &TORE—Gond |ocstt “i sonable J308 St Levis Foresi- dation and every facility for sport and recreation, including golf, at a minimum cost. Write for Illustrated Literature “. H. BURKE. General Agent $08 Olive Street, St. Lantts«. Mo Main 4197-495 OLAING w | FROM THE #TAGE PLAY “THP SQt Ake | A METROOLDWYS PICTURE-MATISE® SUNDAY | ni ance ex “ ie 4 . une on ” : EE ee. 4 aa ¢ i hat , ‘ b mee et | ih ‘ Pecie oWN males 3 ; ere. Be 3 Rae aet ‘ ie P|

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wr a ae aS Tete ale Saal S: a He Flr eee YF. Sey ~~ — ¥ “rt ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING. MAY 26, 19% - en M0). PORTLAND : Te mee AT CMCAMS GRAINS IRREGULAR ee in um«©mtine ser wlay mm the fines. * ; . koe { sero TS : OP ge | cual ordere ae cena! cueted sgh): | 5. a | ot Fen osmtre candiet - =r te . ati. jocwl ; . » - 2 > - : % . i , . P , re | - ; ' , - ~— . a. ire 2h) fy # ~~? “a fe ' ) ea 1 " —“arcet ic —_- | : : - a votre P-ir oe ace vT ate 7 is ; : : = pieg Rats =» ie a Eleven markets cecefved a total of ITE a 4 . é , ‘7 Lis MERCHANTS "ACHANGE oe oo eid et ame a — 26) ye codes, eaninet @ medest Gases There aise we ’ “ , . _ , o@a: r — ; ay “ al -* : pee ae seconds de: ~dln, as Tuesday For the oes Bh Tatler: Sue sa] : : , we Mo a yo gs, we ant Tg 686 ee | ae "| tus Sar tee li-market otal ‘s 296.) 2208 fr Joly one | a ‘ . ~ ; 2 ‘se ‘he S *| @Mertete end quote a eee Cie ae Tortheran twine seine I1°S.980 for ‘te meme "Fo Tere “he Marites steedied ch ( ' were « ssaed lane 82 ‘meivet freon Kanes wty St. ‘tine a@natesn Tac: wagterss. Tie: fo St Veen malty was, seed cade. OF Sering orices | for ’ nae “ ‘ikeg ra eete > _ setre 2 we: Srtck 22 fer Suyers bad « far call ‘or Begs anc 7oInts af “he ond «ff : @ . ae Pw Pec doaen. jambs. $2.75: =e *** oedicg raed Gederateiy ectire . OF are cepes , : . ‘ % ‘ flum Si 7S. =otee Oe. eee Suyers amt GutcRers ef prices BOT he og TES — i . , ; ore - . , + Su, Fas AN QC 488—Live sige Sc lower than resterdas “aecket SU7er! sr-euge «: iww " : “ @ - 7 ee + os : : E ' . - - = ; ’ - . - » ter® i i _— —s - 2 — * s o ok — — In ot te sues =z - Toes ; . . . . ‘ ” 4 , c—? 3 ’ ~ o. OFt. Teks we we Te “ieee > * | st cm — - * . rectors Declare EPR ite te Montes ' wit ee the igh benm. S| SEE SR ame ct Ee Scant bake | Sonne » af e* . , : ; - > ; : 2 - - -- ‘3 Q . ' aol “ ; - , _7 . e = ° wie tt or — at Ln me a _ ~~ seted do=enwart > $11 40 he erly "9 chew iz a? Dividend f l P Cen , ; ; my eg PP cor nee a ae Reel oun was exgbiishe? Oy some let SITSITE affarcnes | : Oo er we ‘ pn ; _ 4 ; . — ° , er" 6 slates oortnes ee 7" a. . a low. rvrier ouT."—s SE De :2 “9 si * ra ou ap anit » . S og ey Hh rT EMER ' pene ee, “Sie: daca 17@1S Sc: mus, 2S cine Market waineed ap adver mit -enewed i a * ; _ » , “ ’ ¢ Tor 12 ‘ 2 cg := i+} S50 anime : . on Preferred Stock. : - ater wns , i328, 1s iz ory arte, [Se corms Gucka 3 sounds! oon, offermas Demand was Srader a,” Memohie ous . » o 74 hn pt, o i . , i? . end over . = svac : ma ite «ater rounds. Swrers «ac aec Os Ses a > olin “= oer ¢ - ~ : > - ' . «a . a % . niin Oral gpm ‘9 160 sounda 9%c: * S"™ Y Cetoter setlimg 7 “ +. ‘ous “7 wn ~ ade. eT - = ; ad ® | p Prs we = a 4 goed a "and s ™ : nied " The fea he | — ac igh «a 15 , imche mi seoera.iy IS" under reer erduy Bulk «¢ . wong Gert of - > a 7° oo -« _Aas “yarn. “are - . — . Me o ._= } een . 7 : © a PT *2 $i3 meet} arr reco a7? "a gRe . — em mth rm gy : oll > ; : - > . v7 , » > »* Sas “ © ; . ; ; 5 J > on + . > . ” _* o > * orr-e | ioe © ' e & . : fail s > « — - . ° a — 2° oe Oe of ment and } ' ; * - P . " , - mE « . ’ = l2r- sheep. 3c ta 4c: Bucks Te to THe (OT ft to 10 ea S Sil ~ Sil ‘Tme Yr another , ; — . . ’ te ie ad. eceordice ‘eo esd quality: “Ser pigs and piam Sewthers 120 .. «? — %}. %& tie%-% ° . . = = ay as aon ™ —— . e » ~ ” ~ . . ‘ a - o- ~ - = " > - a- - 4 ow 2 7 ” a = _ sattend = ‘ . | a re z = ° t - . ‘ .. 7“ : - A ? - > = 2 . The -—2~ sugar - wuszh cortices maied > under Words ners meetin % wEw } ORE. May “>. The Eve Ae i) - 7 74 . = ; 2? . " . s¢ ; ~ “J -~+4 » ‘ . . . , a . sz. —— = - *- ~a.08 vere “yy 2" $: =riy 3 i a Vr *, 4 , At i f . ‘ ‘ . ’ : . . : ‘ ~a sed $4 132 Picz & as 7+ 38% merset was Ormer “Ris Moerming. Ws cuntabie at $0 te 98 75 lareeir , Post im tts copyrig*iicd (imen ’ n a . > 5 ‘ on . ~ , ‘ - 4 a ale m1 » . y= , »” : “2 Pheteke 3 -r9 > a». 4 a + +) ? 7 T pair i ‘= “ary /~- . Fad ras TIT? ia r a —- - ~ : i. nc - “yer 4 on 4a ¢ 2 , y » ai @ aa . . > . ~ c , 2 4 SA ¢ > a7 a a "ar TO SD * 2 “ar 7 ’ >. ined in rartnei Gq 4st ~4 @ 4454 a are , , * “ : é “-'«e a . 2 ~ r A “ : ad ¥ ° °° @ > > - r - -”s . i . _ ™ Ms = ae ~ *?*4 be - ie | 2 | aa one is = =O a "zr = tbe ° ao - en - " nein . , rporte ’ er, 4 “ ya -« pet rae a e °? , 44 > ey) * *-, 4 L . . . : . a ‘ » » ™ to - o> 4 ‘ - - r . P — mein, . : or 6° ——— Oe Ter 2h ‘race FLY a ‘ 7 " : and : saares ee ung ! ay | i « . » le on “ . , vi . . ; , " ae 1 anes dl ; an 5 on 3 on . ag “a — ega- ‘a> tt ~~ .-° [rl o~ « ve a ee as %- 7 “ae a ‘* attention. Waintenance of the An ! '. . 2 ® * | » ° wf o - 4 _ A \ as a 4 _ : . _ pe “ . vr i¢tdta nema ge i > two = no's oe ign- = ~-etg a ‘i ‘ $~ ene ya ey rate at 4 per cent aD LS. ] f* ‘- ; . ree © & o36 —_ : au = mon ; sa ' be. 4 —_ ‘ . “ut * } . : . . an ée° : - ~ 7+ 4 : * - = auiry wes insignia Son —_ 72 to restrict operat ons ; to —s . moin’s * : «6 c - oe ; “ : : : - ; : - ~~ otis . a en 29 . “ace aa — —s « NEW TORE. Mar Tf — corer Tree . ; : = , anc ove - . , . * - -y . oe — - , ; . ’ . as * * * ols . % r . . vn “ a= aed _ igzar i oy - wv. | vere im- - ane ry oe? Ce | > anc 6 rss , a an extent. out did Bot bring ~ ° » a + la . ad a * "f «#* as > - ad 7 ' - . . ¢ . : . “Tie - Fo =, . " : ra _— -—- ! li See aeon seme | » a ge es 4 at mare , | “ ° Sa de on Mi, A5% AA mangec 46 2 alos OF Ge SS88- Tin. firm, sect and nearty. 55.75 tam ¢ any extensive seuing pres- eat price | ° As emace 40 %4 eeterta —— :4 . 114% . . a, . ‘ ; z , Z rs 7 ‘ ~2 ras i solani $9 °. Pt 40 aie . ee i.) i —— stemcy “ art ae . nee “ansat The firmer «one in Money eRe eee ts. = — Ver oe sere &* . wager ace ‘ eyo . ) 774 ¥ ape- = 2 / : eer uur oom — xeady AD ~~ a ba BA agen —— Th es -=* ye A — tn : ae © 5 w- 12 » ")" ae a ee . ae 5 — . 5° - ‘ - = Sos! as rte. we ° ?— vere hes » laggy mee . a > : “1 8 a * °2 - 2%. ae =“ ae . tag _ —_= iSe: Getoder, : ! a Rn of , + > non :! 20 . ™ > nw, : = ; ,rhe et aor? 43 @ “2 7 Ag . o- z ~ > ~ ee ae Soe a’ . - -. na. «« : > cw *"a 7s a sw — te | +. ~ . s . > ss ¢ =. . . 3 ee | 33 / >. tat =— oo ree — We : . E, on Decline ; ot Bh com ioe i a ate —s wathed — e eT a s futures here oe. . . ~ . Little Pregres > Steg ~ Jomareer ar Ou 4* +” a* “er / ’ % «© @r.e 7? « we er 2. r et — _ ea 2 . ts x iv wad NESS of | = Steel . = " Ne - ’ = _ - : me Port 14 ar re ~?- 4am : —— trap gee ae . " gratin mark > , oienina e+ . » ; , & _ es) ag Lytt tii 3” 3 . = °) a --- : = —, ~ - Ty ’ . 4 ze a "= . , ‘ : Tri @ " ea shor' ser. nes im the in- ae - ae. Sia, * i pee : el Provisions : ia — . _ , - i . 7 a e ad . ‘ . — . , . 54. > ~ aS - - . Lis f Dut littie , progr La..9/ he ities : +éa _ . - . as gs >: ——— : - . ° vas acct (red a 64" ‘~ icago aon . tatures. Corn Wan weacy ! oom nw made in depressing prices aad ad S : " - a ae , ern ssa agree .*.* : > - 3 - “a hw . : Ra nf ‘ nt ; . 14 44% 14 , Ti **s " (s ; on ‘ =, ~ . eee Tiarkue* = ~ o ood wee nan , > . e e rebounded PB | tie after novdg, Reet Clem 44 44s + : =e and rong > ‘ wrecular J , a General Electric, Americaa 7 “2 wr: ‘ 44 44 + Fam e l4 r oo a g9" ~~ =. o-, &, » = on ~ . * x “ae and ee vVeral af the other muaf©r- Preen 8 pt LO ty TOG Me ity «* a sna te ot . act ana r . . * - rel ted. L .. 214% 1a% T14a% “2% ‘ ot tsa seoftemhber hes se.0e > s a x in , . ' leaders were Wwe. Supper ® Putten 1 oor 1h 25iy Ba% 354 > a gi p y core ast ob ee: eT an : , URubber developed strength on . > : ~ a . + i : ee * ; = . . - b ” menk _ Vv ‘e in ones | tee Se > alter yeaterd rl an The Seraus Hallmark on a Real Estate Bond Stampsait at Once as the Premier Real Estate Security i 6¢ ances: sane " - F | . . a ad * 32 4 * | — a a . -- oa - po = eeting —— a ¢ se sige alleet Mia sbile tires at am early date. bohaneen ” ~~ Trai J " P . , — * * Me Pert ‘ ” ded : v4 bad , . oe fs . “~- elise : *s ™ ~- « . : 2 2 * : ws fwtigo imo 4% fs a ri su : wae 4waite eh emt a : ‘ - set Olle and Meters Favered. : feuliian @ pf THIOTS b0TN AM ~- " : , ; . won , N h some parts of the in- | ** ** j - . ; . , * . ; ° = } ” tit Tax ’ 9 in 7 . "te " : o . Sn " ’s eee . ‘ ; : e* 48 aa - ss vem issue al group displayed irreguiar- ** Pa) . - ’ = aa o : - . A a sm A ’ » Zits, e e . : ‘ ll and motor shares were i ta at Ss 6 16 (°° Site , oe Se ee a eS ete ek Ses and r months n good demand. Mack | Pt G%e “oF eA _ - - , a A . ore or 3] sharp! rhile - ™ 908 rs 116% 194% I'M a > woe Se. — es: 5 , o$ 55 . . ld rallied S pry. ,™ Hud . - , winres " ‘ece 7 Pers 25."8R 2-9 w-nrenue oe :reased rc ent 2S- and Maxwe) 4 stock ad- Se Be) . ‘Linseed | saad 6 ee 157 ts nies n , s cole ent and-*o- > eo record high levels. GAANG GloTa TIONS Turpentine, neat, ween CE. OND TD ae ee ae . . a Guat ee | en eteas » “? So ers Sa ret =-Tt * sy ; Tree *s "se “anes . bal ~~ er) Arrow preety aa moved for- in tht — — need off tustefeese = ote wimsé« “* * ‘ — ve det 29 cars tjenses ased $:° 274.495 ‘ ut Wlliys-Overtand pre- a “&* : oe —_ ome » — . . es = ’ yum Netiers! Bank *. , cerre, ote new $119 cor enllow “or mow * SU oo — ~ Tae» . - . reacted Hayes Wheel | S. tose wen tr sm SLD | gat 81 99 Moe menial Aare —- ans Peay | ute com 4's 44 Y% ee . Wie Wa 24 _ at ; in Venu r - a gain of more ‘han a potnt. : mere pea 50S 06t faa tee aed. Suir. SIRES Sevcemper. jacietet 35 care ices sd 18 OEE Cubic gtilit e * ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI merican shares featured the Rerk Cormitr pre eid $2 5 mea taber. G2 a8 * cle. comoered « [12 a veck af # >. -ranized $% ‘group with advances to new Kerry Meter Corp 2+ “e ond 142 O ast Tes —— § ? aay & ra" . 74° F for the movement, and Tide- fest Clymer 45 4% Boston Wool Marte. al « } threce eine were 999.900 5 a ‘zara First M 6% Bb and Leasehold Bonds Mh ygand i ry Rapd-Weish ®h cor EE Pag egy ~ thyme or 3 care era! and 13 thrane “rn Powe z sre unders ortgage ee OU was in good demand. Raye Richardeen pr — | TON Mar 2 sentionent Mb) oe Te ce, ee ee & nearing mpletior “ Asphalt stocks continued - Te oe = ce rfa Li eT mrective ~~. vit Tharvet or iy ; 2 prone Te « ~~ - * ata end! e a gr a * . se wg attention and departmeat hreeen Shoe oom wo re are practors * Tia = A -_ = * in D or oo. MeVeral specialties, h as (hicage Ry Kawpment com 4) on p menses an Gemewnat sperciative > hard winter whes $72 boemels of ng to rumors, and represen* $1,000, $500 and $100; Registerabie as to Principal; Serial Manurities 1928 mw 194!; Bonds and Coupons nut Packing. Allied Chemical an pra a "er lw 7 ta od ww = pay “= $ . -* ’ 7 i 7 ‘er _ Cn ST Se ~~. « ” -.4 z ie. ' . — —_ 2 —- - . ‘ » = ) 1 5, Indust rial Alcohol pushed As - Interest ie centering on the new clipe now Xn : it bn on | es to same reper. Se at Offices of S. W. Seraus & Ca.; Callable at 104 and interest on any maturity date up cw and Utilities were quieter) ‘oMnerte bectr « sfc aa being eer chp ~ 1@ orn y 7 f ser" | 2 . +e v ad —_ = , , = . . 7 * ° . . . = > : —* . ef — > oe 24 afd 4% 85 from (California have soig et 36 s. 103.052 bushels of ° i white eateier &@ Light C e Utica Gee & April 20, 1932; at 103 and interest up to and including Aprii 20, 1937, and 102 and somewhat irregular. Laclede a ce ae vag thei 7" ~de $4141 beshee of * | white oats. 3655 cc: Basie : - oq : ; : Electric Pow & Light Pred Medart pra Las ; :" vig) ™ | Electr “as as & Ele interest thereafter: 2% Federal Income Tax Paid by the Borrower ang Electric Power _ New York Rabber rushes Yo ~e , on) - x ‘ 40 com $A +4 ‘ - ne gem : Se. Lonis Cash (rain os er e Mun hie higher. however. Rail shares oy Seer Teen Werke iT = > ~rR TORA aa Looe ‘emeoec “ . e . , > . a ’ 136 nd dispiared irreguiarity ¢) omertte. Mime ia. .iv be “hed esheets. sect. 8° « ‘aen eran Ga ee "Otay were °* + oe . on “ witli j : > a : | , rint neat. $1 84@!1 85 samocie -rade other utility enterprises , > 7 Wamilten- Brown Slee i 460% = stowage : , - : 7 . 2. ¢ : : : 7 | : oy cit ae ee > We believe this issue consti- to the final maturity. Semmes iieerrmnn oom 4i% 42% . ean “ » ae = - a - prior French at Yew Lew. Wettig com +, Skourse Drew A Rb, Ee». whent. 98.7 a ies - "$1 tHe Flag melting - the F sual } - : 5 "Heavy selliag of French and Hypareaiic Pree Brick poi 95% 96% Southwestern Beil pfs Lig ’s 119%) 8 "3 1 as 5 cutes an unu imvestment The-ends are the direct | AE Ay ried « : » 96% ari when: $1.49 ars : >. | coms re in Lend ‘ “as + ° "= 4 ™ a ” e " : | Internationa. Shee pid 121 ai ted Firs : $3... $1 72 o4 wheat S} 7S , : ranging fr ; opportunity because of th obligation of the C 4 i rates for these currencias . '* ° : r _ . = -- . . . , ‘a eon | 1" » » ot + ane i ' “ 2: ‘* * “ee * 4 “tee 8 on ‘ . 5 factors. + ~ mo , lowest I Vi of the ‘ear and ciomeee ewe. Shoe hn 40) | wanner Elec Corp pia . 2, ore a a : : ee: following which in- Properties Corporation, mt _ ineth imteletnad penties feagen ‘ab narn-Senhene Bhink's Shoe : 7) oer St - n uy " hs ss * wo - s ‘7 = We e . e r fe > : > : ii Ginn tinte afd “5 Teieed Rallwage é: an Dig) mixed (oor $114 same grade. mixeu |p ena , mer nora fluenced this House in its of the stock of w is 4 Sympathy, although operations : ’ : oan ee . o - ere” sn ‘4 : ‘* An oot . 'adevendert Rrewer es - ‘ s m . ’ . . . - ~ bonds Eat, Were in #DYmi) volume. At the Mimsourt Pertiand Cement. 5% independent Brew ls ; > chow corm $1 18% @1 19 aye | purchase of the owned by Skouras Bros.Enm- y be th: French francs “~ ‘ ‘ . . -~ 7 . > + ™* 7 - ? . mY = a°*e i potnt of the day. ren«c at Candy ist pf 9 Kinloch Telephone Ge 2 by er ee: By : ; Theofficersand 7 ly abov b- e Re ese bonds constitute a - , € th latter : tk Sue Belgian francs were down to =” )\) * >. — Pp : in] . 74 re ana net “4 » i ‘ , race 7, te a’? -” 4d ‘,~ 44 — “a | " ’ é » a? ca direct closed frst mortgage ‘ ; . fen ta. Lire dropped below the nas mased : z at. a ' 4 poration are Messrs. S. PP. | @ent Ievel. Steriing held firm at $44° 5 2 ear az on lan im tee, easehol S] -C P Ss} W. | * while Norwegian crowus > _ > . . . * > > a 7 points. An tnitial 4 : 37 . estates, buildings, | é Te i Arthur Stickney and Seuart | - wee tt » share on om —s cock oO ment,comprising the OuOwW- G Stick nev of A G Edwards ke Irreguiarity in (Commodities. * . . ° = , "$ten % fe hi % he M . 2 : = ; {ng “mmodity prices moved witha iia gem ared today. para and Sons; Sam Jeffries, wer limits In quiet trading. # = fers of fr a Ma Williams i t was fairly steady and moved . =e as Sitiiien (a) A 1l7-toryv. steel frame and attorney; J. Gates a ly nieher pore May coa- 3 ~ A aé = . - i e a , ee . J ns + 7. . mursement of $ per. c® a . fireproof office build- of the Mississippi Valley — te registering an advance of} | ~realfe éd “ , = « . " r ing to be erected at the Ae T Vv and Leo * oS half A cert. Corn fell back fe zed west cormer of Seventh and rust Company, : for May contracts on profit- fj . . . Locust streets, Sc. Louis. This Rassieur. jr. attorney. The -= . Cetton prices were Gneet- ast 19 er Ar ea land is owned bw the borrow- and slightly easter. nes reported be some of the larz ing corporation im fee. except : . ee ™ on + . - . , : f >. ne ‘artiers tha nm AD as an. for a small srip under long , | Sy : ‘ > ‘“ 801 ae - a Wa a len? ‘ o nrtening : ” a? _* -@e r : : ‘ ‘- ‘nat & & s rR wets. |The . 7 ‘ Chscego € Eastern [noes to ° "Northern . . Tae eftanviiaehed en): ia : > ~ “ "“- ad ia tf a" > ne? building at this time, and unquestionably one of tions of the better class. fs the best busimess corners of the city. 6. Thel as ia aif ter alt oie fe A . 3. The lowest valuation among several appraisals of the Straus Plan, including serial maturities and by independent appraisers of the highest standing, monthly deposits of principal amd interest by the as set forth in our descriptive circular of this bond borrowing corporation. «|g issue, is $6,838,696. There is, therefore, an equity : . | a : Sagi Our previous experience with first mortgage bond tS ee i by well | 5 Se Loui sien 4. Net annual earnings are estimated on a con- principal . has been most servative basis at $588,000, which is more than : i twice the greatest annual imterest charge, and favorable position in the outside market today har oy Pe a “ % ‘ ww 24 eee ny Phy, a : 3 : See eemene ie eee : more than $182,000 in excess of the greatest com- These bonds in our opinion will have an equally — est, lexerices trams at your serwiee- ee on ene aote eens teal Stent need tial al ars saat ows EE The St. Leaie-Chicage Li il : : ay ea og ~ | aid — New on teow Tram Produce Elsewhere ¢ emeeg fhe prema wures of Amerves et . — : Le. _ oe « 12 13 ~ mm. A: Chaea gr 643 -_ e & ” or’ ™ « ” The Midmight — Ne-Stop Special sane, 3 iudeh enone tae: ee A cuper-qmet Weis remning thrwagh 2 quest countryede 7 storage pe 2 hg Ss Le be | ame , ° 12 hammer Ar. Checage 40 —_— . " + m ere oe nw 1 we " - . . Var ee . wut. The St. Express - STO ers oe. eae, 30¢ to ‘ta Nets ite couvement duperture sad arriwa! | gy nd Le Se awe " 9 » p zx. A,r (Iucago "20 . = : »* . R - ; ni ~y ‘ 7 ~_ = s « a rnin « ; a ‘" re 72 7 tere C. @ E. 1. trains are models of trewel luxur~ Pty en — re rwmming derough plactd farms amd suset ON CAG Was ‘4 tle? ‘ighe: , wllages a eT. etree am stan@Gardea 4) S oe tira, firete 39*. @ 40° ‘irets 3s: “+ aH te grt the fects os te cast, you may must 2 treat withour nas “<7 Rose ipeer. pte 46 that you can camly afford x. Ler us tell you all about it. a gee. firsts 2h @ 20 yrebitaee 3 ; | " tle ed Price: To vield from 5.85% to 6.15%, according to maturity. DON May 76 —Fer sfiver. ar See — ‘ oer cent. - nenthe” Call or write today for CIRCULAR CC-226 2 STRAUS & £0 _ A vase INVESTMENT BONDS BOATMEN’S BANK BUILDING—ST. LOUIS 7 Suite 610. Telephone Olive 7320 if , 43 YEARS Oley The tet Offiee 122 Servet Reeedeey Meee Mie "200 Jeon Semi ee bite tr May 7h ‘tai oe Le wrote J. R. A. Riegentocs, GA. C. 4 E. 1, 452 Preree Mids. 112 Berth 4b Sect Sa Lents ' ew Sh oid 22 care. pote | — OTe " Trading coed. narket strong ahi ° ac* aloe WS le ota “ gn ~~ ier “Teind “Ltr s. ‘ai vu lk $1 °5@1 45. Minnesota sacket = rund 95. oS W Mreueé Ca *” -s 911541 74 New stock tradine ® e rong Tarhet iugnher A ahema _ouie ana Ga kevt yy! ee ~urnehe ea 3 ar? « o-vi'ne ' reed wetittor 4 ine . o siet~pere . ad ra

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JOTTON SELL S LOW : ON NEW vone _ | ___ ST.LOUIS Po ST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVE } a ee. 2 a) = ij]8t , *?} : . Ja t - sia VS ; ° os? ndividua! “tocks € sud | inn ] F ‘uy | Kates in s Vipen. H High. Lov i F. s iLszOow — ut Pre Special to ees NE sage Post-Dispatch aber. YORK — ' CK. M: * ay ar + «-%-——In th vlliowin : E table wi!) » a i be fe | Speci und la? ¢ a + to th NEW o Post-Disp K, M , ay °¢ _ —_ PFoll is a iis list oF = Ses, Nig whest. Jaw —— the n ~ ing. ti Slead' A pri the end y ° . the crop Fn me the fallies os arreage eas per * made = hour or a Per cen: 3.864.000" and. ce : _' a4 pects _ . irae increase 4 ' ° oe wi ot ; “a Wit o , : o: ner ke 4 i Plus extr ** Symb } ; low ar on eve = loesee a? Pt © for , | (dp Pp as, (b 01s: *Inc id cl osi he New P. and thes 14+ . : ——— -- | artly ) Inc crease Sing price vy York owed — * ° 19 3 | #tocks ¥y stock luding o - prites and * Stocl at : ‘a 7 OCHS _———— hs ( xtr: PCcrene aiid *? VC - a . & Parts anor aud ene e) 5 .Tas ase ine Fx- Sondininn ee - inn. D — e . (c net «) . ‘tion at ry 7 ‘ of Indus " | Rates Hy : Elma Cent Ir ©) Payal! Une he cnanges | ~ ems nae = trial | Abitir * se s Sales ' , 44 pref os *WiF - ange a enn ‘4c’ 1° a — About unchanged | Pao rif Displ | Ady v. a ei” High y : ’ - .e€rred “7 oS preferrs _ (a) L ‘ Om op lu +. 1¢ * = i Sel lin to 3 ay Irr Aly Mea a o} 73 paws 1 Close cw | Stocks and Since, rred stock. | Terah eisee ™ aa rom! jaan; 288 * #5 : . ° « - =~ ~ ’ ; : . ate ‘ . = ; ° 22 6: egul 1 As d 5b i 1% s m1 3 vom [om Div. oxkPe OS 18%! 47! pd faa | list of ait Pang a + _" Mo ar- : a) ix Frut ] 1047? 17 i> ® ne a Re len 4 ; ws — i. x Ps . 2 2 1s lt ‘s ’ > 4 '* ‘ vi Sa2..€8 } , wr re at 7a. ye hie . ney Fj | ay 4 ‘ = wot) 14 . 10] A ‘ ; 5 lr => os . “a le« . f cs le . , 15 " in”? 1. . = li, a 7 5 ithe Stock 7 lighest conan, Mla : . = : rm Ir™ | Chl» 4 1.13 pao "es, 1! int rR +2 * Hieh. | Tien “ee tio ieiaae ¢ dug >, Exchange lowest ition il ed to French F. Pe © do pf 4 298 oo laa 134, _* *. ‘Int oT: 4; awd “WwW. los “Net re . an ’ an > 143 . ! _— 4 13 , or %, Wuotat) lange tod - and cl Tee | ran }Al Ch Sloss ae on Poe w/o ay | Ing Ag new R19 2576) 941. re 415% 415, 41% '143@ (347 thirty-sec ions on all 1 ay, sales ‘ing pric [a c Down. , 20 ora a og 28% lls% jaa “1 | Int “Fy ae oe 9%, ipa ; Prd 6 BOX ROL) THe, aa ati Yom 245 onds of | all United States +a in tee of bond & -~— " ry) to : ’ > ed _* la: ] i] ae ies. . — ._” r es. P " 4 &, “ at 1? . ; + ee _ a aol: — ~lLatesa . 104 iGs tr j | nD Ag Ch 26! tia lor Boi | oy 33 nt 87 4057 Se 220) ey | BoC De 434, 43%, 43% es Bos, | $99.24 cand 088 dnd tenes Libel: Mae aded in o Levee Wire f ABN ‘pe 2 1073 PS line oc | S't@e% suas 3 ot Tmo 37 ‘ +3! a. and twent is. for zonds 3 490 om! na | ¢s, c » rom 2 pr 2 ,4 - ~V* “ 3 . ' ' Yen 4 1) — #* . re 2 4%. . Tota) _ y-f » Ul inis are : uitted ° Close ‘Bureau of th ee EC 57% " , MoM iaaeee ace si | ; Th 3477 4 $372 4 ital s y-fou inst iz ) , in ‘ the Pos ¢ New } bee: s 4 l §8 et . : ° : Mai: 1 ii; 1i--. 1 (rg 4. . "2 ! "140 Sie @ATa ot . s% ' 316.3 , 1i Sales t r thirty, ance ‘ 1 GOllars : _ New y €& and " " YOR t-Diap ork do rt bd ] ‘> , de e7 s t as fd ‘2 i, 7-40 117 — _ " 7 ae, » I40 on "4 on tp 16 3646 008 today wv y “* “hECOn: . A sa les and i] ork Cc previous ’ - > ‘ x. May 2 atch. A Siem ; 4 40 “Sy AM “ s .iel he 20 1 ‘; a * . . —* : - , } oe ° Lee? . 10 ‘ shes ‘¢ ars ‘ Week ere $11 Neo ig of “a d a printed pe (00 urb Excha ciosing pri ee, | - ye " wa ; . . .— TJ Lm ai { - . 7 & o 40) ie ’ , 2 . in * ee 2 : ™=.5 Sa re das j m4 _ 40) e, tee ey = % ago, ' Pe ; 22.000 : oilar » -* ; ul ( omitt . nge lces of es . *“erday’ ct, - Post in ils CO he Eve. Ae 47 } 7 :4 32? SS 4 as 8 7 a. it EDe ’ i “ ‘ ~ ™ * / 2 0rS 3 , 4 ny ; “* . = ear $ i,.gdiwo &d6 } s orn Je $1 # ‘ KH 00 ‘ agains , and no ull while ed ) exce tod ay. scale Becuritie N ary me 8c ” Pyrioghte ve 4 prd 41 lu 4] "4 + . ; Fe ae . ; a a ‘4 + > 6] . ‘ -4 3% , , ‘& =") “, . . ferpee in. I to ; 4 J a . . t $12 4 pe t Sn bond Sat pt in Sta « of at . ad traded ‘ Cw yY ——— review tod ; d fin : &F 32 lie “» 187? —s %/. a iInt st Pa.) @ ci wri . » | Unk Bu B44, ka 1°43 4 asis salen. SBT “a Vear ag aate , Y*ar ag «445.909 » , Sa ny les ar ndard eocks .be mi ON " York Co 4 ay says . ian- 1m thi a » [oF ” 1Oy)3. oon ‘ . ' — _ s: a (7 P ~ % i's » We 4 b is ’ 7% F KIT “£0, and $ , S1:e8s w ‘50, and $ yesterd lee Secun — - e in $1600 ] Oi) issues ae ing ru led ih “A generally ‘ de efa Tt aa; ks 10800 is.e 1g gr Mek ‘ Ut fe 4 Fae Fg S 941, man rE ab GOVE i id 31,312,1 ere $1.56) 9.59 ay, rity, If) alk - ots (00 , Sales « share wedi tton mined in rat! teady to: a. nf ' 5 Mee % sin ~ ~ Be fl, pi 7 1 os | ae i3z9. ° a | USHof! LP a3 > vay F424, 1 tf ~te ERNMENT = low. Close #“.018,000 tw 991,961,000 4,000 two | 30 STANDARD Cr Clase Pra 00 omitted) f whieh ar ro iat +> a : “at ey aie ii “us : mre , a ‘ bo a { ” 1 pe ~ Jor Mot 1 ijs fa"? _ Eig a ° “4° A 1 . , _ , . c , . | > *- ” . -. On oe 2 ‘ 2: ye - ’ gn ; Sh An ; 4 : oO ee “oan. : ’ : - Biss a ma rk. ‘ : 8 : tr; ai ; Am nl a mv ad to7 . BOX I k el, “ - j rer ‘ 1? 4 + ‘4, : “va ‘ A “2 é : . ’ 4. 1-4“ + _ ae —— ae ti Lo] _* or Ds. en S Ex " nT . s age. inst 30 se , °4 . h mn —_— eee Securit) — Ms : Ol : Loduav ‘its TY) wet ; 1 >" > al lig? ’ . ~) i ye? Le; . ‘ * ree _«, et , . O4S . . ’ bel = tee ° ; ‘yt . “42 3 cee . . le . ~* °° a ty , : att Sha Wit? a , 10 138 ~~ - nf AUS lt is ‘ Rits . a2 "Te tes ry B32 14 I. Ist 101—.> LUl—2 INDUST hig) hae Cumb J"! v2 ae" 4 a4 _— en & itigh. La ” ention. Mair , ‘* ract ; ‘ iV ; es : ] ~~ 124 1: ‘ * . ri ." + j 4 . «>.> x, , lir 7 te ~ i , . } ‘ it? i4 “ws . ‘a1 47> . + ere ! i] - lu ‘ " ST rl Al . Loe ” ° soe Hun On 14 ’ s ] 47 ’ “°° 43 pw To “1 wv. (ome iTjlerne: } - “ae — - eee? - *, pt . a : - er? ve ~ LL i or . ‘ svi)? 4° ' ; >} “oe lis >“ iat Vv 4 a ‘ 1 aS . ~ r - . - “i = ’ : 4 -* ; : — 7 - 4 money rate at 4 reg , of my os Ns Yi . —* ? K« ly a es = s ay : re , i 1 pe s 4 4 , he. i tm Ty 1407 1H9 . 79 le 4: 1o°2-—]: ‘ —- 13 Nor ro Ee én Ra 4 BONDS. - , OO COR = 3 “1 ° ee 4 147% | to ie MINING, . 4@ to restrict per cent ele | Ar . ; pid 4 lls : sd ea3° °7 % Gos tai "4 oS _ . eid ‘ 7 ‘ = &m 3 " > i ’ a4, 4° « 13% = = 1 . 3 102—8 1/ - Nor. hie Pai. fe i> Lu? & Joe: 300 M Ula [gat nw & ~ * 61 he 45 } nibs G Cop 2 “ ue extent, but 4cperations ap. | Am Int ¢ siaaaet 11%) 114, Keieey wy ' a? Bod Bt > ‘; ” some ‘ j te ri 4% Ww 22 , The firmer selling ing | ire En, s! 33%! 347 2, Kinney eS i oe pl : he i a, ee af. 821 Kh, eee os 2% 9 101—7 ~~ | xi xf Se iy 971 Ol*y 102 5,100 ber Gil ¢ - 3 OF > tn o> eae 4 ot. #a i°3 1 failed t cone j pres- | A Co pfd 7 » 13% J4%,/ * eg, . » 4 ee sar! en 4x, 4 ear 10 ] . lt 7 101—8 | iY Pier PaT 6° z one. UG "« wr 31 mers 5 my OT o~ “3 (wrtes « sh 4+ y ote ; . oe) © a¢ and ° disturb . n mon ey a Lins’@ ] | hed * 3 ] . i ot oe Mai "2 = ~ . : % s bos ‘ -* > *%, sa az : s ' @% 1—30 10] oh bY ) Ar ¥ 34 11S% 1 vs 4 84 ‘. Prai p L 20% pe bt on . Kerr I rae th - : ; - as wey : Pric . ~ Line by ° af — | 4 . fe 4 ° , j y maa ‘ P YY; in . , “te ta ‘ } , °* 4 = ey hi af > ° ™ ist) 10] P oO , tour _ 43%. 1 ~ 133 4 Polar RK i2 b . ; “ XN = . . ‘ 260-41 "Sa y in | es we ong {Am L BA 291,! © ay * , | lee R Tier 4% ge Wabast 4 re. lan sf es" , —= stn | op Lormied CG 02 G92. toe 40 & ef 23 04 12 maui Ses : ri oo ‘ most 3 were f nl 8A 2! ron) = * | Lei amr 7,228... + 37 pT . 4. ee * OB 1) 4th 1—25 10 a maa. © is A160) 1024, 102 TT ~+-¢4>. 0 230 ~ 1 i204 .x 5 = Pte £F oy, vian 8s i oe on a. 8 Am tte ay oO 70m) =o 7) 3° cot Sha ! 159 37% * Sl wa BK i i3%) igt%: 4: . 5 4 A01—25 oa x Ss el 1/101 “iioi ae 00 8 O 179 «‘“Samucloee U% 3 N Zine.” 100 as be pen ; adv: ' j . : - et yg ph j 2: U0 | - o—]38 ld ' yi 4 4 " le»it ’ ai ; a.) fie oo > *h 1-7 t.? = 7 ' | 1] ae il » f’ut J : , 102: ¥ 10 1 300 Ind ~ Lda . 231 : bi eet ls? Lo- A io ae anced ne 7 im PR ~J3 Jo" “sy s | ca Se 7 > Hi oe : , ‘ 3 »5 > ub & me ia °4 2% 102 1S fe , O74 % 1T¢ 4 ne » 184 1 A the for shar ‘ist Rad 1 48 22% }32 1 oa = = 3, 48 is *e; 127 ~ . A 147 af ¢ M4 7 blog Is 10) 13 j rElP + 99 12% 102 200 SC Kan ./ e868 ar 70 ‘hie C \% IST? bc eign gr iarpl . , AMSR ~— s " 46 2 123 FS w hh’ 3 7, « F*.. i -~*e— * > 2s a s .* —« (~3 ; —J]r ye 3 ASug « Oe “484 % 901, UO Vac ¢ py. 119 +4 vs i893 Sea “een, 4 de Progress om Weciine. | t's» 5" pimp tr yee) #35 |e : a4 (tas. M88, 2. | ee fui is | ei | as Oe eee 1036) 22 mine Os, am a ae 8 Nae cal | 80% wn 113% !,58% | __ DOMESTIC BO ro some tn S . 4A & :; ' " t, ] 4 Pen ‘+s iaori] 4 ~ =: » Om a + wi ting M ‘ ae, «4 ‘ "1a 14° ret 6 'A? co. : og) Spot ee pp is on , “> : ed Sy A ok i4 Am Ma @ “NDENT « aa LAG & B si NDS. ort sellis aking 4 Ref S +e ol, Oho ‘ ‘ ‘ . ‘ ° lo , 1% 4#*, Ié4 . ai? 1 Are 7% —_ “Bb “O\, 26 by} 8s4 » Sar ‘POie oe A lve? 32 4 Mn ~ A NG 2 Co ‘. ILS. pe (4 ik _ we Ww wl — T ’ bist, > - ms in t} and ' A ~ bp és 1S ee *« 4 “ vw ~ Jo | J aR , . } ip . > i iti~ a — @ Qa] #2 i, 4) 8 14 1 a j 18 Au = sae at Cpt Q. ot 4 QA Mtn Mi She a} wv) ~* if te : a > Ly lime wer a _ — ad 3 % “y i 35 Aer, r are ony Tt fehae made in depr little he in. | *™,Su T a) oy *}) S24 3 eek . 12 18%) 16 j10 > | Wet t Tiss 1 i191 41y%ia¢iu |) | aa sat 7 a LO2%T102 % Loe 14 ey Ol 64 $1: 1063410644 — 4, Fe = wt 25a) oa +. & Ara L io 110 ty YH euna Sting } Progress -: ST pe 4 ee i " CPes > #5. Stu 2 il] : in Lo “" OY 7°13” ; done On » 1 o, ‘ az be ra “a 45 J ... he ® (ne ‘ 102 & 43 6S -a Pp 6 fae! 1] =i. ron Ly 1on1. 1 (i: Fora wt wal, on a’ | Was = be fs) toe ora nao ; ed in ¢ Drigesa as T&T ; g os 18 ane * one *! 4% 14 - on b 5 es pe | and several) Lr i : 4 V07i, - j T B pA iv " 138% 723 ees : 4 wat ] } . } a + . » ‘ { , ti ‘ 7 Z = . ° 1 p*y & 44 “ xT > ‘ ‘” 107 , 15 Tr ~~ & , = 2 33 130 . 01 10 . 5 Cor cfs ‘ : ‘ aT . 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PAG ie 36 eo | DAILY SECOND COMIC PAG | TU ESDAT, MAY 26, E ; fee ‘ eC We 3 4 Mn - : a : ee aoe am | en - © ‘ * he : , _ d —2 a FRITZI RITZ —By LARRY WHITTINGTON) _ -_— OH PARDON. ME - FRITZI'S GONE TO THE STATION HIM BEFORE - AND ALL SHE'S WORRYING AGOUT IS WHETHER HES GOOD LOOKING OR'NOT- 4 i ——— 2 ee ie - * ee eee NO- 1M THE STATION )=——— | TO MEET HER COUSIN OTIS ®ROM ARE. YOU WAITING sila et. ¥ 7 THE COUNTRY — SHE'S NEVER)SEEN| | FoR OTIS PIKE-? DETECTIVE = THATS YOUR COUSIN OVER THERE —"HE'S BEEN MOPING F AROUND FOR AN HOUR LOOKING FOR Lape WHAT CAN SHRIVVEL WANT OF ME THis TIME ? “THAT BIRD ALWAYS MAKES ME FEEL LIKE A WoRM — STICKING OUT HiS CHEST AND TALKIN’ ABouT HIS MILLIONS WHEN HE KNows 1M ONE \ LEAP AHEAD OF THE SHERIFF ! GONNA TILT MY NosE As HIGH AS HIS - HE NEEDN'T THINK (Lu COME RUNNING WHENEVER HE WHISTLES JusT BECAUSE He's Gor MONEY !! MR, JOSEPH JINKS IS HERE! MAKE (T SNAPPY " . — Cl ehL eh erm, Ce _— ES : - fp da Cin Diaper ht aie ne ie Re BS se ae oO oe . % “ . Y. : es et te ; ; ‘5 - ise f oo? OO ae ROE AAI SS S's een, ; te sath ahd ee Lae oy “ to pba mee ® ¢ . oes ” Do os A ser te ROSIE | MR. APPLESAUCE > ih | ERNIE | . a ecm 8 wot | - — . & JOE'S CAR_ ae as — mt : i ee — WHATEVER HE WANTS I'M “TELL You S8oss “Tat HERE’S “Me PROPOSITION — LETS You ANDI TAKE A VACATION TRIP TOGETHER —- WE CAN LET OUR WIVES GO To THE SEASHORE — We'LL Go BACK To “THE OLD HOME TOWN AND FISH THE STREAMS AND LAKES WE oe 5 WHEN WE WERE. KIDS 7OGETHER! ‘'LL PAY ALL EXPENSES =~ 1 WANT YOUR COMPANY = WHAT SO You SAY ? , ini > yl We lk wi} hal ( A adil TH LL ip a I NYAND A ® Ba — » OA i whl if le ® | f aL TE LAMPING TRIP Ys Vp; fii ll ELCKKAGGG Yi, th \\\| (il) ij AVE y atta. es \ ATTATHT fj i KV VAL [Zz MLAS, titty ta A NOTHING LIKE SLEEPING Gs a ‘Vgpgy SRV ANGZ LZ, OOH ITS \§ G2 DUBB WiLL Po IN A TENT: YZ fi | in tt | YH Af, RAINING ‘AND hh CMAN GY poe w LEND quem tes WML Yd ld KING ON ME! | s : Za wey WT i i id AND THOSE RUNTS } ME YouR BED i iy Hit Ut At ARE PERFECTLY : HH Li \ AIR TH DRY: -_-—- ——— od public ‘month did the news become pub- hrough an advertisement p ail Mi & | isk ed by Tr edegar. ree. a | FROSTNOT'KLNG’ Death of Lord Morgan’s — OBSERVER BELIEVES Daughter Murder Mystery ‘0°. iand that a m sdical attendant in disappeared had was not ee ae ee + been with her. believed Lord his dauchter s yesterday's de that many Tredegar knew whereabouts. Full Estimate of Damage Un-| - ascertained, Weather Bureau have of Hence Have Been Killed in Limehouse Den and By Special Cable to the Post-Dis- | his daughter's disappearance tried / lence was inflicted, but this-‘s ren- t ent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, May 26.—|/ patch and the New York World. (to keep the fact secret from the | dered difficult by the fact that the | Copy ight. 1995, by the Press and Pulitzer public and employed private detec- | body apparently was. mangled -by S Vv ~ublisl ( (New York Worl iil : , - Reavy frosts Sunday night through- Pub! wee Dispatch.) tives before calling in the police.|the propeller of a steamer and by out the State, which ac companied , LONDON, May °¢ Sinister Not until sne had been missing a/| the time since death the coldest snap on record in “Seo be lies behind the discovery years, for this late in May, caused | 1, the Thames, off Wapping, in the | eonsiderable damage to crops and/ 4.,.+ nda of London, of the muti- | —_——- eee ? : ~ A tema ) rut, but reports received by the /jated body of the Hon. Gwyneth | Department of Agriculture were) pric Morgan, beautiful only . Rot complete enough last night, | daughter of Baron Tredegar, Welsh : Secretary Jewell Mayes said, to} peer. ) Yoake an estimate of the probable bes rat viet aaa only explana- ) ) “age . @amage. “Peal | “Miss soma gg who was 30 years UES PENNSYLVANIA. RAILROAD | old, left her home, the Niche, Annet n North Wimbleton, in the midst | carapher Alleges Company) or a dense fog, Dec. 15. She was Where myriad lakes teem with fish that bite + + * Owes Him $6156 as Wages. MBLE THEATER al | NOU MROUING—“THE LION TAMEROM News Phovall rite TUESDAY, MAY 26, 193 | PAID SQ FoR 4 : _ THIS BRUTE —AND Soe a 5 | CAN'T LEAD HiM 4 | HOME —HE'S BALKY=. COME O yy) | IVE GOT A NOTION TO GIWE UP THE IDEA OF STARTING A SHOW— COME ON HOME. YOU SILLY LION! had 'si> ot FOLLOW NEY YOU saps! @ | |Quake Recorded at New Orleans, | earth disturbance, 1000 miles south | corded on the seismograph at Loy- | nounced by Father Abell, NEW ORLEANS, May 26.—An lof here, lasting 37 minutes, was re- | ‘ola University today, it was an- | was 2:23 a. m. to 3 a. ™, re- | it was said | rae Tk '_London Police Theory Is That Woman May | So reserved was the family’s atti- u Director Says. Body Thrown Into River. tragic discovery came as a surprise. | by : Examination by Scotland Yard | By the Jefferson City Correspond- | ‘2 expcrtS may reveal whether vio- * John E. Hindmarch of Formosa, Di., yesterday filed suit in the Cir- uit Court here for $6156, assert- g that the amount is due him om the Pennsylvania Railroad Do. as wages as a telegrapher dur- never heard of again. The body was seen floating yes- | terday off Pocock's Wharf, Wap- ping. JIAning the Thames near here are notorious Limehouse dens of poverty, vice and crime. Murgers in London's Chinatown | and fight, where youcansail for hours or point your canoe for days through an endless chain of —— waterways, where you feel like a ‘‘million dollars’’ all day and are glad to sleep under blankets at night—and it’s only a litcle more than a night’s ride via the “North Star Limited” with its through service of drawing-room sleeping g& the time he was away acting. chairman of a committee of re- ional telegrapher operators. frequently have as a sequel discovery of bodies in the river about’ this point. the | at But there !s no He states that on June 13, 1921,/ evidence that Miss Morgan had | : was appointed chairman of the! been in Limehouse or had any ac- | ee ae we Rs mt _— ommittee, whose function it was/quaintances there. It is rhetnatat| Feo pres Sean. . BIDE negotiate with the railroad |{mprobable, however, that :he body Arrive ne rene a 25 PM mpany concerning working con- | could have floated down tha river Arrive Sc. 8 ig eae 9. aD ALA itions and grievances’ that the | through the heart of London un- ' All l » Dect > ei ail a elegraphers might have, and | discovered: and it is believed Migs mealsservedin dining car on ‘North Scar Limited Rerved until March 9 last. He de- | Morgan enterad the river dead or Summer Excursion Fares fromSt. Louis voted full time to the committee | alive in or near Limehouse. Tickets sold daily effective — 15, good until Oct. 34 work, according to his suit, and it : Gold Chains Around Neck. Alexandria ... See $36.65 his contention that the railroad The body was too deconiposed to mentee Labo ....... Minn.... 39.10 should pay him a salary just the Permit easy identification, but the | RE ai ae Minn...... 41.60 game as though he had been work- clothing was marked “G. E. Mor- tS. ee ee 43.00 ing as an operator. | gan,” and gold and silver chains ssc cGaeiien Minn...... 41.70 ‘Rody Found in River Identified. towed mp pee oy wore were found rcs SOs AS Minn Bae Sse 41.05 My the Associated Press. | e nec erwood eeedcenes Minn oeeees 37.40 . KANSAS CITY, Mo., May 26.—| A most important fact admitted TE . ateees ot a 39.95 ‘The body of a man found in the | °” tne police is that a portion of Duluth. .......... Minn BSP eS 37.10 lissouri River here Sunday mam | j}the skirt was torn in such a way Semen, Wikies ke « Minn. . 30 65 Gdentified last night as that or | 7" to indicate the body had been > amd eu. . Minn...... 36.55 jentangled in a chain of wire and_| enwood........ Minn -- 36.20 Mseorge H. Kitcher, 70 years old, a/tnus held at the bottom. Onty Grand Rapids ..... “RE 41.05 retired farmer of Platte City, Mo., ao the fabric rotted was the | Minneapo IS ween. Minn +++ 29.00 who disappeared while on a visit | hogy released. it ‘s indicated QDenestall . sos see- Minn...... 39.40 to Kansas City last week. Ritcher | +: Gg ad ; RR eS Minn...... 29.00 = gan was of most inde- 7 has been in ili health and it is. pendent anirit, Yrébuented Bohe-. | Spring Park ....... ati ag 30.70 thought he committed suicide. Al mtn a circles alon?. and insisted on Waconia (Clear Es i 31.35 second body taken from the river llving in Lendon isiGom % sit} Summer Excursion fares } also to many other Minnesota points "Sunday is still unidentified. her father's country place. Tre aes | ahaa Sik ee ee ' Bruer Renamed by Gov. Baker. gar Fark, near Newport, Mon.- ay eno ee co 328 N. Broadway JEFFERSON CITY, May 26.-~-|mouthshire. She was most popu- FL McNelly. D.F-A WebashRe 140 Ralon Each ig ah, Jd. H. Bruer, Republican, of Rolla, | lar with young people and all who es “inte yesterday was reappointo-l knew her stress the fact that no _— counsel of the Miseour! State seandal ever was connected with | WA BASH Public Service Commission by Gov. hes name. aA. er. Ho was renamed for a six-. Kept Disappearance a ae term ending April 15, 1931. Lordy Tredepai : MINNEAPOLIS *ST.LOUIS RAILROAD for wer i - — - es Eee ae ee ee J ee ae ae eS as pe om 4 oe wae .- ae ol re SP &) yang of Constant i ee eG Gvowih/ <5 veeteee : ret +e eeee scene weeeereete tees Each day brings greater values in this sensational sale. Here are four of the newest bargains at prices that warrant your immediate inspection. SUPER-QUALITY GABARDINE, FLANNEL AND TROPICAL WORSTED SUITS Values to $30 19 this sale at $17.75. (Second Floor) MEN’S GENUINE PALM BEACH SUITS | “107 | The genuine Palm Beach Cloth that every- body wants. Tailored by some of the best Summer clothing manufacturers in Amer Ve s 15 Gur Service Tderseling See) sees « ase eens wae ec aa Memorial Day i is next Saturday. pare now for outings, picnics of W® end vacations by supplying your ¢ clothing needs in this mec = ba YOUNG MEN’S # MEN’S HAND- — TAILORED oe sy ee Pure woolen ¢ velours, WOrSs Tropical worsteds.in light and dark cheviots. Won shades and in the newest patterns. fine woven materials. Taile Gabardines in grays and tans. Fine Rc wer and finished in an admirey c a ae flannels in blues and grays. Linens dav Setux manner. English, conservative # in natural Shades and in tan. ° Su- day — Me- 3 standard models. The new } perbly tailored and trimmed with — Day. aolid colors and voverplaids, # silk or with satin. The very kin S Pee f Suits that ordinarily cost $30 “m shopping as the darker pencil stripes Mi ae OT Oult: ‘ ariliv cost SoU. In now. with two pairs of pants. i for men and yours TROPICAL WORSTED & MOHAIR PA f , Light colors, dark colors, stripes, mixtures— the very shades and patterns that will match your suit. Mohair with double seats. Lined ica. Dark wad es checks, Rye and to the crotch. Neatly tailored. Sizes from Sizes to 50 kid * dé wle 40s ae Glee a ees Oe (Second. Fleer) ‘ *

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ete Popu lar Comics News Photographs en TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1325 Fiction and Women's Features TUESDAT, MAY 726, 1926 THEATER E LION TAMER” >> [ST.LOUIS *POST-DISPATCH ™ GAZIN THE NEW $12,000,000 MISSOURI icsanitete WATERWORKS YUMMY /MLLLL DU hth, ponsovnsen RUB cc ata hallinta Sadl Agee ye Rs NR ‘ Be 4 % eV uy Ving? iD “SQ FOR THs BRUTE — AND me 1CAN T LEAD bi 4 KROME — HE'S BA\ ¥ KY - en oe re Se ra - —_- ca ms se o , | ; at Gy? ee ae * ¥ eS yy nm H ‘ WWOAH . — - PP. an ; a . ce SS AO ve 7 . Suck : : : bh ae : = : Oe a . ¥ . o y ate ee —e x OD ee “ge OE, oe Mp 9 ae de s . ; ue’ Pa as * ._. * . O . - es ~ . — " > eae ol s oN ‘ee . “ 94 " " . - s Se RSS OO ae LOH" Pie agi i oe enh ty : “PP re. a im . “a 4 Tee : 5 aa b j ~ e. . , , , CS 4 OD. ge See eae o, , waa “x 7 oon. a at } OU Si Apt Bk — wae a ‘ a . ne MRE ee RR oe gt Sire EGR ee 3 ee am be A Reh 2 i mes nai . ~~ a v . ; ¥ "s, » ~ ree Ps oes . oe , * : rz. nt 7. AA év A Pg or. ‘ eA . . 4 7 a i A 7 \ > NS ee eee Qennww NX Ae \S P | Bea PVUTT IVT TT wont A wy) > SEPOPEEEOER EEE 4 ra ’ (LZ ' SIMMS TPUYSU SIT pti | Nepean ences Se ee The photograph at the left shows the present stage of Pe a ata SSS - adequate for a water supply for St. Louis for the next , | Bie OMS ORE SM a as Sued A ale a a Nie eN, re SDSS SS

ot — — 2 WANE MQ wm... “Ci m_—e li — 2 Gg 4G , = senna 4 @ 2 7e wat fn Ee Ns Oe G7 4g ZZ | 1g os. Z ‘ZZ Z ee Y $7 4G A iC: eee EG j if 4 3 j ig SG t j ; ee “Se . Eee BR ae cae 8 ~ SAWS ™“ -' nounced by Father Abell. Thetl ae, to 3 a. mm A aa a ey ee * ss > bb - . oe wn” . VV ae,“ ee 0 ef “ an ee Fan's ole ee ae 7 — ’ i i a a ee —— © » Sarazan, Mrs. William K. Van- derbilt, owner of the horst, and Mrs. Richard Whitney, after gZ the running of the Metropolli- tan Handicap at Belmont Park, in which Sarazan, the favorite. was badly beaten. Pe es ae SS DY > s 2 Mw « i es . me «Mid ig ae James Thomson has an sansansoncncaceeencacessaceccnensasennannananaaasenscnsganaqannesaanesaneanesanaeaneeeands inn at Fort Erie, opposite Buffalo. When Canada PORTABLE DRESSING ROOM epened un wits’ 44 coat beer, on May 21, James OQ IN Day is next Saturday. — for outings, picnics or W ons by supplying your entire needs in this money-saving Ny WS WW \> —Fotograme RNVVHNNN www Ws . ae ef ggettbone an le Zoe © . | —— e sats hettr SOUP Cbg gy ee Vtiy, at Y was we ll stocked > but i n an Princess N of left a ee sm ee Ute sasacesasaaeaeamtaaaastanamammmamitien 4 : m | eras LAG nate “ye tpn Crown agako Japan (left), with her ie a 2 ho that was wa # mother, Princess Kuni, on the steps of the imperial pal- ace in Tokio. what James is seen con- templating in the above ; picture. Yr"; % > 2 %G —Unite? Phote A ‘ INDIANS OPEN NATIONAL PARK 2 % We pdcccddacccddddddddaddssda Ye ddddddddddacadeaaddsadd lamnlfijp, Y Chief Tom Moccasin, Med- ¢ icine Man Tom Parachont, Z and Chief Jimmy Pete of % the Piute tribe, as they opened the beautiful Zion National Park in Utah last week. —internationa! Newsree!] Photo DUNG MEN’S AND MEN’S HAND- TAILORED SUITS Values to $50 15 sah hy ‘ PRs Ww ; Maar > «5 RIVAL CAPTAINS KISS ~ (“4 - er i, ha er — te ‘- beh tor yA z Rigop. ye ia : lll pg os ; ar Vig , A Be , vt ; tes TAN ~ ROKVWWW WA \ ‘ 47 , ‘ 77 (fA 4s (fA 4 S RMA AQAA 7 , a a , VY a a 4 i i eS A WiMtTt li “a 75 I seanennmeneemeneenneeiennianal RROHHAOo WWW NAD NYASS SSNS NS NERS NNN wae aus & && velours. worst eas and M: : ‘nd Jit ey - > : S. Si ie “¥ | ~ z ‘heciots. . Wonderfully > ee my Ze ee woven mate rials. Tailored by ip d and finished in an admirable BE ine pian idan Dh er. kn glish eonservative an dard models. The new light 4 colors and overplaids, as We he darker penc i} stripes. Many h two pairs of pants. All sizes na ne men. men and younp (second Pleer) 2D & MOHAIR PANTS ripes, mixtures— $ = that will match ouble seats. Lined hlored. Sizes from them _s A novelty in a cretonne bathing tent which fits over the head, enveloping the whole body. to permit making a change. = | 19000000907; ¢¢e¢

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~ } a = — ET ST OT Te gre - ae ’ - - be wis aot = . te : ee LF Pen. : oe ek on, atleast ee EE EEE == = = = = = —-— = = —_=- = —_ —- ——————— = = — CC ——_—_ -_- ashions’.. Timely Discussions —_ we hy. Ta YT Re * . = ™ n Ca ye > = -- — Mrs. Artie M. Carter Ex- plains Movement for “Democracy in Art” as It Was Worked Out in California. By MARGUERITE MARTYN. RS. ARTIE MASON CARTER, who is credited with the in- spiration of the “Hollywood Bowl.’ was in St. Louis the other éay telling bow ther make erym- phony concert seasons end qith a balance in the treasury, in Holly- wood, Cal. Mrs. Carter is «a Missourian. bern in Salisbury and educated at Hardin College. Mexico, and Chris- tian College. Columbia. She is a pianist, became a leader of com- munity singing upon taking up ber residence in California, and is mow consecrating ber life to “bringing music to the ©8 per cent.” as she expresses it. “Two per cent of the people.” abe eays, “the well-to-do, the ar- tistically educated, always have bad music. Ninety-cight per cent are starved upon their musica) side. It is in the $8 per cent and their craving for music that I am This summer two symphony concerts cach week will be given by the Les Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra in the Hollywood Bow!. @m immense amphitheater, now owned by the community. Ex - penses amounting to more than $100,000 will be paid for out of ticket sales. Last season this same thing happened in addition to buy- ing the amphitheater through the assistance ef two wealthy women who gold the acreage at a sacri- Tice to make it possible. The sum- mer before that the season ended with the equipment of stage and @eate and al) other expenses paid. Expenses include paying salaries of the conductor and musicians at their reguiler union ecale. A!) this is accomplished through the sale of tickets at 25 cents each or in books ‘at $108 containing 25 cent Uckets which are transferabie. “We @e mot ask philanthropic sreups er individuals te u«upde:r- write the cencerta We de rao meed to.” anid Mra Carter “The whole secret of the thing is offer- ing beautiful things to tbe people ai & Price they can uffors te pay “7c wm ea epirit they war urd - Siane. Evervbody attends eur concerts There is neo society night. We call them Symphen- tes under the stars’ and nobody Teels the need of dressing up and making an cccasion of listening to music. They sit on rude benchsa =@ MARY as thirty thousand of them. might after night and are uplifted by the beauty of the place and the divine music.” Them she told of how @ great mevement for democracy in art Was laumebed and the peop e arouped to its undertaking. The Hollyweed Bow! had its origin im community singing. ''n- @er Mre Carter's leadership visi'- om and residents of Hollywood which number about 100.000 (only abour 10.000 of whom are ab- sorbed Im the motion picture busi- pees. popular impression to the Cemirary notwithstanding) would get together every week in the big school auditorium just to “ang. it was just an expression of meighborty e«pirit that Mrs Car ver had learmed abdonvt in the ema!! tews whence she came and where ehe head seem the scars of sma! Sewn feuds disappear wher com- munity singing was instituted in the frame echoo!) house. A: Tire, there were abdou! 15 m@agere bet there developed a oheral society now numbering 3000 members. & community or Obestra imcivding mvusictans from the age of fifteen to eighty rears mad the tmcrediD)y impressive Eas. ter sweeriee services and Chris! mas ve services in a great natura! amphitheater that had been dis- oovered out in the hills. Arc the mem recent Baster morning serv- loe the crewd which attended spread Weelf thickly over cight acres of ground. At the Baater service of 192! « present, “How many of rou would like te have symphony concerts!’ Mow many of vou will suppert « seasen of them this summer™ Nine bundred hande were raise and « new aymphony audterce ad heen created. 'mmediateiy coilec- tienes “ore Started. it @ signifi. oanmt that ome bieck of contrrt y- tens care in in pennies! Hew the Bow! precreseed from that point. according to Mises Mar- ton Howen. formers How Hollywood Makes Symphony Pay _ ; a at re SF Rar ie . ess ~ tee” ’ 2: ewe 6 wis | Pe a : Ee aye es Pe | Ce s we ve . “ thes Be 5 em oo? - they +a ‘a? 2 oy i | : ' , ae ee Ee ee nee ee MRS. ARTIE MASON CARTER and encouragemenm, from the many, community orchestras. plays, op- but the “two per cent’) she speaks era, everything that is beautiful of were very apt to cry “small-town |and enobling”-——that is her cream. stuff” and decline to have anything The Chamber of Commerce of to 60 with it. “She sallied forth,” Hollywood recently voted a sub- said Miss Bowen. “helding the stantial fund toward this expan- standard of democracy aioft. bring- sion. realizing the advertising valve ing a cadence to the step of thou- the Row! already has been In the sands and leading the $8 per cent interest of this expansion Mrs. -ar- lo Victory.” ter is making a tour ef the coun- Tt is trwe that volunteer sub- trv inspecting otMer open air scriptions had to be called for at amusement projects and it was to critical points tn the history of the imspect our own municipa! theater undertaking. but for the most part she stopped off in St. Louis these were collected in smal! sums As bas been intimated. Mrs Car- under the leadership of public- ter is an intense idealist with de- spirited citizens as money raisers. mocracy as the keystone of her Se that now the thing im which idealism. She is an attractive, win. this protagonist of democracy in some yroung woman. who when art can rejoice is that symphony her husband. a physician. Pr. Jo- cencerts bave been made possibie seph J. Carter. aiso a Missourtar. Dy the coins of the multitude rath- born and reared at Weston bad er than the donations of millien- earned and saved enough monrcy aires. that they might beth have a sea- Last season ended with a profit) son of study in Vienna. wor her of $9775.25. most ef which has: way through sheer personality in gince been expended in improve. to the most cultured circie of so- | ments Grand opera. oratorio, ciety bere It was in the old im- | pageantry. works of the great Bard, pertaiistic capital she Decame most already have found expression in unpreased with the unfair distri- the primitive amphitheater but butien that has been made of the Mra Carter's dreams do not end divine gift ef music in the world. | bere The fertunate, the privileged, have “We willl build a temple of beau- alwars had musie and the leisure ty.” she said. “Its architecture to! te enloy i. she observed. And it be a perfect expression of de- was then. instead of forgetting the mocraty. A temple graced by Dackground from which she had beauty and simplicity free from come. “where the $8 per cent are | git and velvet. A temple with 4 musically starved,” she was in- | wonderful ergen. a real community spired to return and begin her center for the people Community fight for the democratization of Singing for adults and children. | @ usic. | | — — — ee ’ : SEHOLD | W hal to Serve IONS)... Tomorrow .’. Bread fast G —— Cooking \V casets. It is unwise to ecrape food from “ced Sananas and cream ; ~ | Cerea | any sort of saucepan. It is almost .. Poached egg on teas certain to scratch or mar the utem- Crisn pacon a Use steel woo) and a reliable Coffee cocoa. milk | clheanser——but never a knife ; . . —_ Sak wa. Soot. Lupcheco. VegetaDie croqcvettes ‘mento cheese sandwich When soot is tracked into the Kbubarbd pie | reom and forms ap apparentiy \offee, tea. milk hopeless spot on the rug. sprinkle lunner the spells liberally with salt and then sweep up Ham lea’ . French fried potatoes e o ic ; - The scot w ome (Treamed onions with the salt Sliced tomato salad | ° ° ° Canned pineappie | Clipped From bapericece. “offee, tea. milk Cerks can be made acid-proo’ br Vegetable Cragucties | soaking w hot pareffin Meir ome tablespeonful butter Stir cereals with a silver fork ®¢¢ ‘wo tabiespoenfuls four. when blended add one-half cupfu! and they will pot become pasty » Lemmatioes, cock five minutes. add ledtine stains can be remored e me cupful cooked rice, two cup- arom Saerice by soaking the articiesi:yis peaked beans “% cupfy in lime water ‘Rye y . oe . - mashed potatoes, a few drops newspapers and the cleaning ‘ask | with salt and pepper Rill will pot be so distastefu! A eioth dampened im Vinegar wrapped areund the cheese wil! prevent it Decoming moldy stttenmnanpieiineetamditing ‘ ham. one and one-half pounds Mise Mary ©. Campbei? of Col- | ¢resh pork. both put threegh mes’ umDusa, ©., twice winner of the At- grinder. ome egg. salt and pepper lantte City Deauty pageant. will not two siices of bread Moistered in enter the contest this rear for the one cupful milk. Wx well, mold in titie ot “Miss America.” . oaf and Dake 49 minutes. Eat it for any meal . SPape ana fry Ham Loaf. Use one and one-half pounds SHREDD ED MEDITATIONS —OF A— MARRIED WOMAN By HELEN ROWLAND habits. what in the wor)d would be LEFT of him WHY REMODEL YOUR HUSBAND? his weaknesses—in fact to Drag MAN is always ww! ling admit about them: Somehow. he seems to take the same jo¥ and pride in displaying a “weakness” as a $-year-old Dor takes in showing you a sore toe or a mashed thumio > 7. The average man regards a few pet weaknesses as a sign of “manr- liness.” fust as a black eye may indicate “fighting bioed” era broken arm “good sportsmanship. ta A man's weaknesses run all the “a from “women ard wire’ red ties and checkered suits: from poker and prize-fights to Charle Chaplin and radios: from cigarettes and dancing te cough drops and aspirin; from flappers te griddie cakes 7. > And nearly every Woman goes into Marriage With the secret coR- wiction that she can cure or curb a@ mans weaknesses’ = > > THAT is WOMAN S great weakness > . -_ A “mission” in life—that's what every woman wants! And ‘al- most amr averarce man can supply enough “weaknesses to giadden tie heart of the feminine crusader and toc keep ber busy from the wedding- dav to the sTgve - - . But. alas, this is the supreme examp’e of the triumphs of optim- ism over common sense . > > The only say tc step a baby frem sucking his finger is to tie the finger uP ofr pUt quinine on it And the on wary to cure a man of his pet foibies is to jock him up or put arsenic in his coffee a . = When a lA misbehaves and then fibs about it e mar be stood in the cormer and have his mew sailboat taken away from him Brt when a grown man trips 2 the straight and marrow pa and then fibs about it. all a wife can do is to give him plenty of rope and pray that he'll cet so tangied up in it that hel come around beggin her te put him on a four-foot leash * el . When a small mes home with &@ *uUMmmy-ache frem eating ‘stolen green app es. yOu can give Aim some © or ™e re tat he = Neyer mree- ; , we >" a2 AuSsbaR« omes 0 ZVitnm ar UPS! ok iy step wd gets up Pext merning with a cre mech and « headache. about all a woman can do is to hard him the >Dromide and seme good advice and ogre him ALONE > > > If all the efferts ar4@ energy that women hare wasted ir 'trving te cure man of his weaknesses were put together. the result would be an earthquake > . a {1 man w “ing to his pet folly as temarieus!iy as he climes te bis hat or his lest He ma change his politics. give up his work ané fight with his famiyr—Dut nothing put feedlenmess or death can separate him « om = beloved weaknesses And. even if a woman COULD cure a man ef al! his faults aad — - s ——— + -- — —- -- _ — —-—-- - a ee —-_ _- le . » ———— — _— — — - — — > livy the woman who keeps her persona! aP- pearance at top noteh who lacks pride and vran- ty to such a degree that she is mot so- LUCRETIA BOR! meep it looking Ns best is a sign ictteus ef her persona! appearance falis behind tractiveress of aprearance rot look neat and orderly. either as to ciething er coiffure. is the woman who vac ks vanity ‘9 & marked degree has Marv task=apPpY one All ef the up-te-date department stores show moet attractive beoeu tresses and aprens. There are gay “oler*ul omes of fowered prints er ef plain colors, and they come in di- rersified types. eo that every one san fird a type to sult her fsure | and eceiering | aside wth a sigh. “Whr fer Heavens laughed his bostess. a romantic figure any itonger” acknowledged ruefully in his vroicg, something rathér If you wear plain. crisp house thetic in his Dive eres, something ' that reminded Mrs. McPbereer of her little son when he got burt and frecks of attractive aprearanee you can pretect them while you are washing dishes or doimg seme otber household task by donning a water- preef rubber aprenm. These also come now in attractive printed pai- was too manly to crY. gesture. terms. All these helps to neatmess | “Tell me avout it!” she com- 7 add to the general attractiveness of | manded. Charies did. Tomato Fritters. Purchase solid. compect. canned tematoes that are as wheie is pos- sibie. Place in a colander and drain. Dust with salt. pepper and a trace of sugar and dip ty a thin fritter batter made by beating an eggs. adding three-quarters ef a cup- ful water. one-half teaspoon *u! vegetabie fat. a few grains salt and one cupful flour, beating all ther- | the husband's eres sought oughly together. Fry quickiy im i wife's understandingty. and deep fat er on a sriddia. smiled a Uittie sadly. — eee A fox can stemt 2 man a quarter of a mile away te think. be said. When he -he freedom she asked. a round of golf with his Califor- The two were old friends. Their business association had covered a seen McPherson take unto himself a bride. had duly sponsored. tle MePbersons who made their rolling bivue of the Pacific affected earthenware baking dish (or em- | him strangely. It contrasted so He thought uneasily of Mariana. across a contipent. going er fay. Was she per- haps lunching with Craig Cullam. leeking at Him with adoration in ber lovely eres” Might it not be pessible that Cullam. under the iz- Muence of ber iovelinesn would | he! Piaged fair, and Mariana was dis-| ilusioned. was # safe te assume’ that her wandering farey wou'd “Your net eating well. Chartes,.” to Your Beauty | mlm with a beates’ csa- “I'm dieting.” he acknowtledsed tartar <acce which accompanied hie fillet of sole. but ke puarhed ft sake?" “My wife says I'm toe fat to Be There was a2 curious wistfulness She pushed aside ber plate. dis- missed the hovering maid with a He omitted a!) reference to Craig Cullam, saying merely that Mari- ana had ceaged to leve him and thought she cared for someone else. He had come away to give her time turned. if she hadn't changed ber mind (apd he had little hope that she would). he intended to give ber The McPbersens listened quiefty.. Several times during the recital. his se When Charities had finished. she _ rose frem the tabie, tock Charies | arm and drew him cut to the giass- just aad had a lit- He MePherson. She; *™¢'osed sun parler marital difficuities. The happy “F of ber life” peaceful atmesphere of the Santa the sit- the se pa- re PRINTED PATTERNS | McCALL McCall Printed Patterns 4092. 4083 How Does Your Garden Grow? VERY well, mnmdeed, when it is tended by sach charming young women as these. Dressed, tee, in practical play dresses that can be made at the expense of very littie time and money with our Summer fabrics and McCall Printed Patterns. STix: BAER : GRAND- ‘ Second sloor } FULLER ER sea. “Ren aleng and clube.” she McPherson laughed comical grimace at C1] «le “My wife gives “4 Soe ed ey is Paw ‘too. had bern as pret- P ef ber own adornment of happy ebdbtivies sor Chartes benefit. and romantic as * was pong before ibe tethe McPhersor-:. ne interest in Wi-« Oneoe ashe, too, hat lever eh different from her busband. And she theught she fine courage could ta reopen the bdiack quality of the thirs so lightly away. She Pm Hp — ree . * by aSHUh |?

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f r y : a a a w A 7 ba ' a ee a aa “WOME —— ee —— Pp —_— —— -_— atl ae eee ae ee eee a a. arr aT — te — ee ie rT - all —_ —— —_ a - - -— —-- - —_—— a Y 26, 1925. Pa seek ‘es i ni ty : —— = a = _ —_ — } — alti - ? | shore. Th moment be was over | eee een ee : ] ME ay: > PUZZL ae e@- Children’s Bedtime Story eO- | sot flea! soma ties Some |_ ODD FA o = S J \ : ae : | Saw the change ia bis eyes. “Drop On the whele continent ef Bu- | it! Drop it, Piapger!” she | ; , acco ts test sta- 7 . By Thornton W. Burgess | screamed, and she herself has- | (ors consmncretet ie ow | tened to get out of the way. by 25,000,000 ° The King ‘Turns Robber tree topé and head for his neat, | Plunger dropped the fish and it 2 i i ae ae BOPP? pa ko iS 'where he and Mrs. Plunger had | fell om the beach. Hardly had it House dogs should be previded ae torn a diols { ao four hungry mouths to feed. Mrs. | touched the sand when white- | wth a comfortable, draft-preef asi romantic as | Wrong is wrong, and ne'er can might | Plunger saw him well started.and | headed King Hagle was beside it. — adh ape eee wee eg was pong before ibe Leer make a wrong decd right. , | then turned to resume her fishing. (Copy rixht, 1975.) any part of the house piittie McPhersor:. ' -Old Mother Nature. It was just then that King Eagle | FAMOUS WOMEN ‘e's ) ao — we, OTHING is more true than | ® | with a harsh, fierce scream shot ALEXANI Horses have a great dislike far if rown ado | oe i . ' ee ‘ DRA. camels. There are many similaream- — - Once she, too, hal | N this. Yet it sometimes seeris | | down straight at Plunger. LEXANDR4& Queen Af Indea. | tipathies in the entenel waite. Be | 4 m picturesque jover who | as if many of those who are | “Drop that fish!" he command. | was the widow’ and successor | tween elephants and rhinocereses 5 “gifferent from her big and strong think just the otb- | ed. : of Alexander Jannaeus, @ wise | for instance, and peccaries and husband. And she er way. They seem to think that Plunger didn't obey. He simply real eagyeteed ners oo —— thought she ‘ FR , ; y ; Sitheserace could because no one can prevent them tried to Py “ager. Mrs. roange, studied to please her subjects and LS ? tre they have a right to do as they | screaming ‘“‘Robber! Robber! Rob- preserved peace and rosperit - ‘to reopen the black | prosperity “hat aftermath i please. = = . | ber!” turned and flew to try to tty a oe of seven years, She a ee King Eagle was high in the te 4 “2 aid poor Plunger. She got between ) Rg 7k ie ten ae ce en cain eke a — blue, blue sky, very high indeed. | Plunger and King Eagle. mother of Hycranus and Aristobu- a paar ddan i antin o ¥d jenciosed sun parlor overlook be bad made arad rieee | Below him, so intent on what they | “Get out of the way'” hissed | 'US and the latter years of her © supervision of respenaible gea. pet the way. she 4 ere ine that they did t eve Din ne. ie “ , reign were distUrbed by attempts instructors. Torn be de + bitterly. inex- were doing that they did not a King Eagle. Get out of the way : |; “Ren along and get your lesson. — - ‘ . of her younger son, Afistobulus, to lighted wtb the results fom know that King Eagle was any- unless you want to be killed!”’ | obtain the sovereignty, as be was where about, were Plunger and | Of course Mrs. Plunger didn't | ©*4#perated by the favor his moth- Osprey and Mrs. Plunger. They | | ; er showed to the sect of the Phari- , want to be killed. She had no in- | 045 and the authority she allowed wes fishing. They es - bigh | a Ps | tention-of being killed. But ehe | them. above the Bie River as King Eagle | But in a minute he was out and | .ontinued to keep between Kinz clube.” she admonished her a. had come [to realize iene om _j band, “Til send Charles to val quality of the es ga few minutes. I've got one or so lightly away. She ithinge to say to him first.” tear out her heart as toNowtng- | McPherson laughed and life and happiness aga'n. a ghe had toid Chariea. — I ——_-> oanoy btn gear Ragan him. = 0, “3 | Was above them. With their won- — flapping wpwerd with « Eagle and Plunger. She wan | ‘i : tved her when her : ‘es 1 : is c . . plan object lenson in courage iin macy het 1. One of the prim- 16. U a! ae ee | derful eyes they could look down/ dig fish gripped in Ris clews | watching King Eagle. She wa: Beauty Unsurpassed Ac | , ~ ” ne fanc} re- ee DB 16. Useful meta! 34. Veracious right into the water and no fish a ; roy | Gay of her life. , itive inhabitants ce) : tas | ? watching those fierce, yellow eyes The wonderful. refined, cate: E | Ricie AIRIE SIPIA aS | F onl IE the . Ma rule never to Bows Are verywhere. LojR CIRIAIS|# A iN / kitchen — dishes than are ab- HIS summer bows are the most elo " mS a cookine, SOPwiE IRENE 4 . , T prominent form of trimming. © Li'Aicl€e A . i i scrubbing or anything else — am doing the cooking I Everything that is capabie of iT Iwi i /G L TIE AIK “a 2 8 when it comes to washing @ . ng a= quickly as being tied is made into attractive Root Beer and Sodas 4 there is something about its that nothing accumu- bows. The scarfs on the new spring oe r = COM hey simply “detest.” be disposed of. coats are tied in becoming bows on | | 4 I asked this woman the r& @ dinner is served ané 1 tbe left side Russian calfskin TOM-BOY Pe ; ‘for ber abhorrence of dish | he dishes I should be shoes are also made to feel this bow | | . Tt eeems her husband ¢ if I did not first stack tendency. Smart booteries show | Fancy Sweet Sifted | They’re Pasteurized ri- home friends often and the @ properly, leaving walking shoes as well as dress shoes | Peas _ were all piled high for her = the refuse. And then finished with tailored and n md Sweet—Tender—Delicious flavor Order a cause from your ae Sometimes she would <a pM ecraped off and piled. bows. KREKELER GRO. CO. Dist | or call Lindell 6130 imntil morning and then ene her, according to size. — | g Se ee = ; Your BakerorGrocer will deliver or reservealoaf: = / fi ae in 10 seconds: or you 4 Place a standing order ram Just phone your beker or grocer. Ask him to deliver or reserve a loaf of raisin breed from jetly.. rhial, hie ene . ehe lee gGilass- now! your worst stained Make this expensive and deficious mid- aluminum cleaned and your bem. Fhana eur qteuneeeanertaies polished toa mirror like brightness without harm to the most sensitive skin No more hard scouring and scrubbing! or reddened hands! S. O. S. will not This new cleanser—S. O. S.—cleans harm the most sensitive skin. and — swiftly and thorougly And it cuts the time your hands must in one complete operation. a ee a S. O. S. is a fine cleansing soap and Cleans polishes instantly 5 every soft wool polisher in one handy pad: kind of household utensil | The only cleanser of Try a package today! | its kind. The formula At all grocery, hard- | cost us $100,000. department | No more roughened - | ware and Pat. Jan. 15, 918—Reg. U. 8. Pat. OF. | stores. Leading makers of Alaininum recommend S. O. S:— | Lorrr™ Mreso Awp Vino 4 Qvatrry Unrversat-ALaporw : 5 Wacnzn Wear-Ever Wesr Bexp “ ene”, ae stan ” Pin ta — | = ents ah . _pife ~~ 7 7 . PRE WIS MRE GIS SS Be ee : ai Ritts, aepercntitmamye ee MS — — PR OE OE FLO LT LOE ELLIE LD LO

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- mA So COMIC PAGE TUFSDAY. , ’ a. OT, iat ait. ah A a » aw mn ad! ore men re oe, +e “a, Ss ay S MAY 236, i920 | —— PAGE 40 THE PASSING SHOW. HE pennant hopes of Conn Mack @ Were handed one almighty whack When Sammy Gray received a crack Upon a pitching finger. Although the finger was a thumb. Of comfort there fis not a crumb, His pitching hand is on the bum And on the bench he 1! linger. But. in three weeks or maybe four, If Sammy's digit isn't sore we'll go upon the hill once more, His winnine streak to lengthen. For, Sam is needed on the mound To keep the A's from losing ground, And when his thunib ts well and sound, ad The pitching staff he'll strengthen. One Percy Jones, who hurls the pill For -Wrigiey of Chicago, I1)., Performed with such uncanny skill The Dodgers cot one bingle. - "Twas in the first they got the hit That bounded off of Adams’ mitt So hot he couldn't handle it And so it was a single. Soe Percy missed a no-hit came ae a POST-DISPAI And therefore will not sce his name Emblazoned in the Hall of Fame, To which they all aspire. At that it was a noble feat, The kind you very seldom meet, And for the rooters quite a treat, Should anrone inquire. A CHARGE ACCOUNT. Mussolini! says Italy wil] pay tf ciyven time. Take your time, old- timer. Far be tt from us to annoy vou with bill collectors. “24 Americans to Be Presented | at Court.” They will probably be dismissed vwpon parment of costs. Kings Theater has been pbeid up three times within a year. Fretty .soft for the Kingshighwaymen., “Robinson to Become Presidcnt of Robins.” Business of reinforcing the pres- | idential chair. ~—== Ty Cebb says the Tigers are not as good a ball team asa good many people think they are. Ty is al-. ways pulling the unexpected. And by the same token the Ath- letics seem to be a much better ball team than a good many people thought ther were. ee _ iceeedinenmntineinall ees -_KRAZY KAT—By HERRIMAN BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS « — OL. 77. NO. 262. Der eee ee ee PRESENT FORNOU- OON'T OFCSN THIS UNTIL YOU ARE OuT ESPECIALLY FER HIM AN’ TM GONNA GIVE 1'T TO MR BROWN - NEXT DOOR -HE'S GOIN’ TO EUROPE TODAY- THAT’ HIM ACT THE OOOR NOw LIFE HELL NEVee | (BOX? 1 YUST FOUND | FORGET ME- Team ! “NOU KIN BET vouR : | ( SAN- WHERE 1S THAT | | GOOONESS THE CAT tS GONE - OSLO. Norway. May 277. — The mping Gazette reports that the her at King’s Bay. Spitzher- j ne ‘j m whic la he Amund- AFTER THE “LiTTLE GIANTS HAD GIVEM EE nen Polar expedition starved. | MS6uUIRE FIFTEEN CENTS To Prtch FoR THER TEAM SEs tien come beare esters. =m The chairman of the Norwegian |, COMES THE coP wHo MAS BEEN “aster” Mc é6unrt For a : snautical Association says ant . z ae bs is groundiess and that ft THE LAST Weexw AND M*6éwire MAS TD HIDE. a is. q -- eae to talk of a relief ex- a we : pe ion. >| icemvesan — sieanceijadlaliaenirncaniaisteinintiileiai == HOEL PARTY MAY BE MOVIE STARS APPEAR IN PERSON—WHY NOT OTHERS ?—By RUBE GOLDBERG .wme USED FOR A CH ——— =— Se Bas in ie j By HW. SUNDBY-HANSER. | 7 Tiina aoe EEE 5, sgocnt Correnprademn of Gul y ; V . b Re a Post - Dispatch. . eM ar er tt hel | NOW TAKE GREAT PLEASURE [ REceve “Avy tease =) ‘Comrright. 1925.) > NN! I TROBOLCINIG MISTER. NOTES FROM +1 ven ategs J | OBO. Norway. May 27-—it JOR N WHITE ECE , | LES POLB BOLOAIEY HimseuF! AnD JOBLENMGY ~ HO = ~ _learped here today that : 4 > = ' Amundsen before his depa PRESIBEAST OF THE WHITENECK SOAP) COMPANY, WILL BE | | | MERE ') PER SOA) AID WASH HIS | | OWN) MECK wi Th You HAVE ALL G&rrov HIS SAUSAGE AAIB Ll KAJCU You'l — BE SLAB To HEAR CF. Him Tel. oF Some — CF HIS FERSONAL XKPER'ECAICES 1A; THE | STtoP HERE AT THe =o Morel - BuTt rave i ' toat no rescue exped“tion be DEc iDEN TO REMAIA. | te bis relief in case he did not ra SIVGLE AND Levore » turn from his Potar fi 4 & MYSELF TO ™yY ART — ie Wide aheanengaenmmneitiians of the ¢ 2lD My PUBLIC — _ Norwegian Aero Club. under wh | supervision the flight launched, said the question of Vet expeditions had been up in d _ d from Oslo hed definttely oa A CAKE OF WHITE) NECK SOAP Avr | ZT:is THIS AFER- | MOONY ‘tail and that Amundsen /any such endeavors. This has” ‘sulted in increasing optimism . _ PRT Hts ing Amundsen’s chances as = 4 va ’ — PT i tee oo Bae _ @ustaina the opinion that he ‘, "= /\e 7 | biog ex at surely engaged on researches OF 1 at [| ' i : eS ¢ Moving toward some = — Wate = \ : | Zep =u : 1 . as F eS > a a i = ey i. - Will Await Favorable her. x | i Aka | —s=— F ee | The return. via Spitzbergen. * | | | | = Z -S'l considered highly LUST AS 1% THE MOVIES : | | | ox i ie Mage. Bus Ness | . . “although the low pressure + Tee BGRUG STORE couthb Re | THE GREAT MANUFACTURES | Ne ay : ° _ mew sweeping the Polar params | SPA. SIM SevF!l Crcr a SAUSAGE) | GIVING THE Bors w Soe, , dindnew tlt anends Gaenn = YCS OF STARS | | The RITCHEY A CHANCE : & Worable weather period before 1 “ . — tempting a return flight. & 2 Be. | Meanwhile. the steamship , = See ay which the Norwegten Gx ies Joaned to Amundsen, must MUTT AND JEFF—DOESN’T JEFF LOOK CUTE IN HIS AFRICAN MAKE-UP?—By BUD FISHER Treas Merk Ree CSB Cele. a ee ‘ a “as : ie: , oN scien ec crulse //LsTEN! Aur E Ase Yeu. \ fro’. (XE GOTTA QuiT FOMING \ FansweR me eM es aeaee But At, DowT BE SO Tar MAY BE BUC Eee ener ienehel "Beet is a lea | ‘AnD DRESS Like "AN 2c | ea taint cine ere | FONE Question] vow wttt Locare Me # These Stuy. THATS wttaT 1 t meer - Norwegias a ae Polar @ ; : re) ; } 2 ; ' 4 r . AFRICAN NATIWE AND! | ire] | | AnD SACRAMENTO CABLED ) LIONS FOR ME AND Ff LIONS wit 5 atnes VP wit A Len ad inate agettiten ss | YOu Refuse. Do You / Be, | | US TODAY ABoyT THE _— FLL LASSO THem. A wut EAT F You ] Brack THAT'S BuiinD? ga. Mast Monday. WANT A Poke IN -— . | | WART HOGS we aa GET mel crass! Smé uP! ve. LiemSs ec? | The Heel expedition will THe Nose? -——~ (| PRomiseD TR | S : Don't €arT ee Mbout June 17 and will is : a S 5 7 é Rorth of Spitzhbergen. thereia ’ DARK meat. ; * ‘Being available for a search — : = — ‘La Amundsen. The Spitabergen mes ~— : bs ‘Bers of the Amundsen party => ie neferred to the Hobby. a —— ME AND MINE —_ i — . — —— f WAS COMING THAOUGN THe { ‘s , WATS Wheee TcoT zt - : ( iw GOING ABOUT FORTY aud : ofl + tes a sea Brice htm You - eS ee eS ME} Tae TICKET-- “MEMGER Joe ! Gee! wHat A GaBey APPENWED TT too ® , [ WAS COMING UP NORTH AU'NUE * T'Crer BECAUSE AY BvuZZarRp *- HE GOT ME t FTWED TT tock BacK AND LAST EVENING FRom THE NUMBER WAS. Too Low © RIGHT THERE ow account GUY FRAAIK ItS-- rve t Saw Tres CoP SNIEAKING UP | STATION AND ' GULVESS | WAS is Tee GRounD-- - You SEE 7 my TAL LIGHT was ouT- HAD A PERFECTLY ROTTEN : oe —_ _ inmate my ; HITTING 35 AWD UP Comes A ' lwas LIKE THts- oni wena ® was Just TURN'NS6 INTO =VENiniG. JUST Havre TT : BRAKES cop LONGSIDE - Awd He SArs | | WHERE BROADVIEW TURNS BRoADViEw 4L3— Lis TEN TO HIS CHAT TSA —— WEY- PULL UP To THE CuRB— INTO NORTH AVENUE — wece | - 4) —_ - — —_ ——— ay —* . * PT a - — , a.