St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 28, 1925

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- - “ * . —s ~Pwen 2 ne er oe : ca Pad is ~ as eee > regis ‘ 2 taht, P ba ae ae EA F . 9 7 ay ” “3 , n a eo a eat a, a ee Po age 7 ca a * aie ll PIS OY e ‘ ee Bee. te F j . — — - -- « ? - to , : . 7 ror ie oo -) 4 7 F : a : e y " . , ati ~ 3 ue” iy iw -tse* “ sgh > x 4 ; he * a Pe Sa 2 - yer ¥ hae yee 3 Ps —— a * & » THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1920. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH is. 4 : : i | gant Ta © - —---e 7 — 1 7 : 3 — ‘OB PREFERENCE ' Beer Protecti C in H f Jury iter open cim |Mallsp augh Indicted 1 1 er Protection Case in Hands o om | i : —— . } seamed all Failure of Gorin members, contributors or sympa-,? —— P — oA hould cease to beat, than that he} mime | Otto and to a Post-Dispatch corre- y should be branded as a felon «n|} have made such examination |; _ ' = anf Fhe grand jury, @ ae ; Embank such testimony.” '| and be sure that the capital jspendent 2 eee ae "| report filed with the = 4 Rolls Down an K ' a : |_March, Myers comin 900 miles | Cullen said that Heber Nations|} stock is paid up in actua! cash. || rch, Saye ee , ot '| This examination doubtle from a silver mine he operates in So viewed briefly the | $ tg | Organization of the trust ¢ : be fixed by the Court, the maxi- i , ad é a orm ’ . ; ” s © y? e is not would “cut of: his right arm” }} ) f x mum being two vears imprison- Goes ni ord carr: He is = ; : 7" 4 would hav ved the d it i Mexico to the border. te meet) a $10,000 fi both. a | OP'¥ bribed, but a briber. or elise rather than to involve his brother}; wous ee eee _the Attorney-General and the rep madleertanggarmegien oc and . vy. nN > > o . ~ ~ s : , ; . = ’ ‘* 4 é ‘ i - ‘ - | . ‘ - Mayor Miller. in a three-page pre and ga + waged a doublecrosser of the man who Gus in a criminal plot, as intimat-|/ thousands of dollars. ~_ | Surplus of which, & | routh and a girl are dead and yor : ee ni second count of the indictment. Shoe pperee itt is the Griesettedh bk Peatmer resentative of the Post-Dispatch. | represented only om . & you ad a a . ate LL. fit yr 4 ’ ‘ statement sent to municipal de-/ charging conspiracy to defraud the “Prather tells you he was ready ltesfimony. He declared that the| Post-Dispatch news story had Although the bank had closed | 4.» went into either pagther youth and girl are te ety re bs . 24 : - : A Teri asia - * : ; i i | ie - ; : a ’ | : partment beads today, urges them! Government of internal revemee i... come into court and swear that “oN : ¢ ltestimony of Hogg and @oshorn, | C@used Nations to summon Prather| July 30, 1924. there had been no lor surplus. It was @ hospital with fractured skulls to-!| to give appointments to those who | P@¥ments, was dismissed when the/ ...+ ne has testified here was a at Wtebiecee |former subordinates. of Gus Na-|to Jefferson City. He dweit on the | moveon the part of prenseus of-| although there was much. “day as the result of a race which Government closed its case yester-/, H h —Byr a Staff tographer. Pr acon Seamer ott eae c:.~.| long interval—too long, he said. for} ficials in Scotland Coumty to sum-| sh x : | — } _, MRs. MABE ALKER LLE a a. h vestigation as Natio mon a grand jury, or to prosecute | ,- "ended in gecy m an auto.) . | day. for fear of committing perjury BRANDT ermment. had shown facts favoring SUC" a7 im dlgerge . hite~ luent Wenetay tel dlapeutt f hi Revelle discussed possible m0-/ 17 999 cases of beer, which he says |224in. Hogs testified that he andj When. as shown by testimony, the /Of Myers and the removal ofia “joker” making tia a ‘bridge at Grant's Farm about 11:15 cere intent to serve should be the | case. : motive was the hope of escaping al aint . renee ia led ‘ tant it 4:39 a. m Would to God that/and, Nations were in St. Louis | Baker, Charles L. Sfoore, Prose-'| Orval A. Myers of be’ciock last pight. the . — » > = " 2 ’ “ : | r . Oo r ilé ‘ c 4 . « * —s 7 : i¢ ; ; ‘ . 2 i Z . f Farm. ones to carry into effect Try plans : Grte sedieck., np m8 punishment. “He knew that eum. . . = P we had more officers that would *either on the same day or the pre- cuting Attorney of Scotland Coun- brother of Roy Myers, : (One-handed dajving and speed ; ye of administration,” the statement | witness. who. has admitte com- | Griesedieck had implicated hftm:;| — ret nn before daviich? ta ad | vious das ‘ty, issued information for the ar-jhe would j $4 ‘5 fate nent . . | “S as®ed him as to his expecta-/&*' up Defore dayilgnt to do Meir! caer gS ase ni : .- immediately | were che cause of the accident. The! when reads. | Plicity in the plot, has not had oc- so. to save himself. he thought it iden: nt Ge end’ thie tora-| 40s ‘May ls. 1924 he said, “the |rest of Myers and McCutchan,and; get in communication al + the Wine? Gan shaun i hen “Known foes of thie administra-|casion to enter a formal plea. as necessary that he should impli- sen of truth vresti ape 1 haven’? Hi. ‘s Testimony Reviewed brewery ran, and Prather was hereiat the request of the Attorney- | brother, who. he ” ai h. 7 ® owing the} their ao ee expect to al Pe ee ee ee pk, [cate another. given it a thought “a =: 2 had f - ,;the fourteenth, when a telephone |General a grand jury was sum-/j|far from Missouri.” e Fothers how easy it was to @rive) % A ; oo Las S te , . e . on . ‘@ ene Hore ai told of f Ro ee ” , ‘ ® 7 : . : . Placed. nor do I expect that you | a2 — a A agent ” Poe pow Cites “a Contradiction. “Then take Prather. the bribe-| ... , coat a ee call from his hotel to the brewery | moned to investigate the entire | “as satisfied Roy would a with one hand, when another car , ’ . " * , ' in rut i ‘) ) Tr nN - - } - ‘ > | + . . ' + : place them. in cyarge — r f $1 ) P h h He said there was a@ contradic-;) taker. the man who doublecrossed ; tg 8 1 > . [was shown. May 22, the brewery | matter, | Memphis within two or Feame along and passed them. They| Bey, ’ > : : - : 4 is ‘ = - r rone a arrepe? mre > - = . . 7 , forcement of the charter pro-/|‘' rate o! a case. rather fas okt the - tebtheens “i that | the State of Missouri Remember ae mm = a mat ON!lran and both Prather and Na- Myers had promised the Peng er give bond for his ‘sped up to overtake it, there was : ‘harter | Money to hiebder . 9 ee uae ae e . , ‘ san government, but I am sure | ’ ad ‘ ohdehenai and A dis the purpose of the meefing. and dieck Io wou believe thar”? had fired tent vr.” Cullen said » were here. Jun >» Ii ran and the Prosec -uting Attorney, Myers . other car went on their way un- old = " o : a . ms fuilt ? +” . ~ - ’ ry ; = . ~ nom ‘ : : = ea~ Immaonr _ Uil ; — r - ~ - — 7? + one - ; that among the 120.000 | ore; * . that Griesedieck said he had not Gus. Nations got this brewers a oa RP TEE Prather was here. June Ii it ran. remained out of the State for fear} Founded by JOSEPH , paware of the tragedy. 142 le who saw ff to place me in | Postion of its case is set for Tues- | — ) n closing, Cullen declared thatiang both were here. June 15 it : Le Dec. 12. 1878. ' lin peop : Rito pl ot yen known why he was to see Pra. red-handed He got the gingpin.!. ..a) «9 omitre: Viaitih thee’ - - — - 49 “that Moore would file so many/ Published by Tr , Die at Hospital. this position there are men andi “4 3 : ther- but Prather testified thati Griesedieck himself, and he téok _. Racal ip P| ran, and both were here. June 20 | charges against him he would le|Co. Tweltts and : . : : . | a Mrs. Willebrandt’« Argument. ? ' ; ig Wes : , : Piauded bv every rum-runner and i+ ean nd Prather was here Aue pile sh _ (Member Aedit. Burea 4 The dead are Pau) Kautz, 19 ee es. POR-) Mabel Walker Witlebypn is | Griesedieck said, ‘I guess you know! his employes and loaded them into) | j:iegger from Maine to Califor-/> «L. c.ne. aun sm i W| unable to give bond. | at Fears old. a clerk, of 4433 Tennes- . partisan government! » ¥ h m they be. a truck, so many of them that their -— - a ies CRO Same. Aug. 3 f ran, and _ , ee ‘ MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIA ; / ee oy = fi sds Assistant Attorney-General. if he: why I'm here.” and that they be ‘ a OF CHCM CNS CNCIP! win and that there would be “cele-| nD ih A Hi Prepac FS Moore and Assistant Afttorney- | — 4 wee avenue. and Miss Barbara: Retn- ma = CimsemMent skys pas customs; .,_. nute opening argument yes-| 5%" to discuss the beer “protec. arms worm ands stuck out as they), |. ves tl over th sun |. he oe fe Ti a ge |General Vandeventer, who repre- pe Souamnnes * vhardt. 1%, of 4165 Botanical ave afer | of appointing city emploves§ hav: Hag gen dom | ta _ they were ake to the ‘eder: PS SUES a = . asians -- ran. and Prather was here and was/. —— titled to the use | ‘ : lafeg. om : : day afternoon. reviewed the po- | U0" P'an . ~ nila — : pocrome i He called on the juTY (0) seen with Griesedieck Feb. 12 it sented the State before the grand | news dispaiches credited to it or nue. Miss Reinhardt suffered a material!. mandicapped covern ol Pe ss at sifendante a ludin | “Why has thea (,0% ernment nor Rui ime — 4 aries _ . Y ¢ Na ~ ‘ sti ryiice = .? ia 4 | jury were in continuous conflict. j~» credited tn this —r oe fractured skull and expired at the! . / ™ wi i” . ‘Zz . if d Ss. inci rr : ; . . XM ,¢€ ~ ei . : ronz " } - -« . ane > th s ™ he . sed ies - ; é ment. and “warns the executives, . od . * 2 > sf ,? . > . . : 2 . - . : 4 ais ’ a ’ fer suggestions relative _ val tous ! ; . ae ’ 4 mit r ra ithe . protection” money. : which F or 1a comes Whe re an ; AaskS you Ty 2 : 7” : aid as , Beat meas na ; Orn Dliained of cor>rm ne tition. permit either to appear Daily only. 30c month ¥ pie a) oO t had an cn ave ence ‘sore _s ? | cre : . : ‘ Z ; (ee? . in ‘ san ‘Vt + « » £2286 sie ’ **% . | , : matters and possibiv may make | share would have been $5009 to Sena Heber Nations to the peni-’ , Set the stamp of truth” on Pra- Mvers in hi T a] miv iT at v ‘ Sw - ~ - —_ ‘a aon = i : ~ ': : Aas “2 5 . - s . : ‘ = : sen : s we erust feremt positions.” he continues All would he have anv h pe for con- | he Griesedieck brewery. and rf at : anne ‘Uenh ASK°S Lot better having done as Prather Nations,’ said Dyott. who has been et an ; pe as _ ~~ "el Bo . . ita - . o >. "OO? ” is . . *h 2 ves x - + >» Ly ~ oe rm . + “y - ; , : é " a fractured that I expect you to do. and all vou} . 4... if he testified falsal ) he learned that the intelligence unit em why, 1! Heber Nations was @ +44 gone to tell the truth and seek | accused im recent printed matter , ta 7 oe tek ye . ° the ~Uuei on. vt. ifi SN Y, ; . ~ ‘ . or .. ‘ee -« , -o ; } a» - , ‘ ' = a " x. ; ~ are required to do. is to give these |,» , his testimony were impeachej was coming to raid i". why did he —- as cha eg : did DOT t¢ atone for the wrone “Woulq. sent through the mails. of being Beg * wer Te whee eb pee: suggestions consideration Under / nie teat hone | %& — 4 +45 *"; not inform Griesedieck, instead of S@¥ something to Gus Nations or -yy,. ullen have attacked him i¢f/| Part of a conspiracy to ruin the rb =, Sa & compeEs pet { - Ro circumstances do I want vou to} as a ame a ,calling Gus Nations to make a "8S assistant. Goshorn. to Keep had really committed perjury in/ *atiens brothers ‘I believe Gus | Mure of the jaw and lacerations of 15 : woul rone: _ hen : . : ; * . — _ — es petite — may i appoint any person Sirnrpis ey meet ° » 7 | raid ‘ t , away rom THe ‘7 Prlese diec * his ‘ ise ame hea asked tried to do his duty burt the i body, ard Miss Wittha us also the | pay ause | Analysis of the Testimony. | : — brewer en Gietused “tell te ye ae | , By ayes Siffered a broken rib, internal in- B have suggested their name. Ifyou; «The case is Prather vs. Nationa. | Caustic Remark by Judge. ne 7. ew we ribe-tak- Dyott said that if the case had/| dence has confirmed the declara- | an | front Se Bot think them fitted for any|yne defense has not shown sub.|.. *velle concluded by arguing 'r& harite” and Griesedieck as heen “framed.” the evidence of tion of Prather. that Heber con- > . — prs Pee rm = abo : ' A GE tl : : : . “i rf = >i. . : ' a . s ‘h, i ert — = ' - aie : c , ' , bit . ‘ a : o reason. dea neo make ihe appoint- ; stantial variance as to the —— i hat the COnVICLION © Hieber Na- io _ gr , Ae othe a > i;miesedieck would have heen more ; rolled Lim Dyer then drew 5 four had Tl driving ut time ment. : pies ° +f ve ioe zo , r dies a itions would be a blow to law en- | S42id ¢ t. In contrast. Heber Na-) inclusive. and would have been Biblical parallels of the betraval ‘the cy during, the axening but : nd ces of vari occurrences | , ' ' _— peame 4 . correnses | forcement. He spoke of Nations ‘ons hired a man to investigate the! made to involve-Nations directv of brother hr brother , ut 19 p. mh. called up the Jen-| his ‘estified to bw the Government wit- eee r pet ~ — - - 6 oe 6 ee 1 \ } t had decided ’ = 2 the ? e)! f nfeet — as an ad\ ocate of la’aw enforcemie. ni. orewervyv "at Ss nor Poss ih -« . - tie her Nalrons got (sy a ldont to Tks letter introduced ™- LIeher | _ J “ = ronnie to aay ' my ¥ Hesse Ss. rn r 4 [ iis a ima i» ; ; ; + ‘ ecg: ; a ‘ ' we - fe » © : GAYER DISMISSES , ; : . out this iine or argument Was nol Sa q ‘ 6 ene } ha ‘ inst: irrangre Prather S meetin wit! xv rions tr vA hich one ok arel, P ‘ take aA rice tr St. Louis County. and conversations with Nations. peed « ‘Ss p98 I pr Ep I McFarland | i t was the last heard of them TOM KEARNEY’S and Nations says they met, ut ipermitted. Judge Faris remarked ed a reign of 'aw against a place Griesedieck in A prvi. 1923." Dyott | save information. was attacked by | oe oe a mh — ‘ es ° : an ’ . we & a : t) s. e* t 1! al es no differ 4 nee : “sé . . a a Tag? ne ’ said , it . ore tt as no rose utin ; A »*? 7 ives o @ifferéat version of waat |** ‘© °2 “mak ee pee i h p g| D: He spoke of McFarland as el all were foun’ unceneuees VAGRANCY FINE ves S&S Sere Ves SS wei The best of swimmers may some- Lc tna ¢h ama hae Wr etion until ? monthe . when i — o aoe a . «i ae 4 : : i Lig ater a 1! a : an of mvster, and asked why! “oe 3 : - te « ' ae | times drown.” fher was not ficial) Re a ‘he eye of publicity had begun tolhe had not } fe ed bh ) “7 "of a ravine Elmer Cortess of aoe + T> ; ; ; et “as t* raz -~ pwr si shi . nr = 3 of ‘ , t ae : ihe Centinecd from Page Onc. Prather. who was in as deen as | Le Se ee Fr. ieee ahr oso geo =* - itis Tye vy ‘ ‘ ' 4 . = ié - ense “ s ; i ness. ba T A : = *: ; | Sensationally Low Prices on Of 1498 South Eleventh street, who me fanyvone. cot the first information cf _ nt 4 inctnmed-" —— - " L. Tite ; gee -. rT 4 a et 4 pira rl oe - a : " ’ or 7. corroborated Schenck’s statement! the crash from Nations. They con- | enn threatening : : : mise a : a ye sr se Were driving behind tin another car, | #8 ‘yt , , ‘ s rreateni the perpetuity. “T¢ e wasn’. this indictment? says it > he ospital, — ‘ to bh —--s* : > . 5 ‘ @bout the arrest of Murphy and cape yep night. and aa pee et the American Gevreram lh WE Ce ide Or i Biel atin et ates ee i Soe > a ee EP ss SPRESARESARS SESS /fame upon the victims and rushes ‘6 st AOUIS to try an ret (; riese- fs ‘ ™ . 5 ; ‘ ‘> “3 “_- © . ss — bs 9s - “> ” arriving , | Wweaithy matefactor and the crook-| of the indictment It states that ARAN ASNASS NARS SS 1 e i ootwes ier t od 4 int ; then the Judge dismissed Murphy's ase th th tat i 2 dieck to sit tight. That was a nat- | x Cc wit 2 sta emen’ " ? Ge. : , > ural thing to do. and it was rat- Pon No woman or miss who is going to wear white shoul (:irls Account. a ed politican, had been personified! Prather “was in the State's emproy r tectives ural also that Prather, at first.| this case by Griesedieck andias a duly constituted ‘ficer, to 2 og: “Fs It na Fag ql ye tet =” | Prather wif. a Reverage Inspector.” | Dude for the coming holiday or Summer should miss this” _| 't was not until today that either) ses se Seth mee for)" low! 4 nity | - — se sence | Oulin Excoriates Griesedicck, Nations “Young Cavalier” | - S===aESEeeeees ; opportunity to secure a pair of these beautiful white” | hee survivors recovered suf- through with denials. “Did kid shoes at prices $2 to $3 lower than elsewherh — ently to tell what caused the whom I have the hichest regard as Heber Nations is still clinging , - +. aot 1G you ever see a finer ‘ynre Speaking of Gus Nations as ‘the : > :7 " ; ‘ ~ ~ ss a ; : : ber | ti] ¥ » ig ) i “ Hendrick was still In «a excellent officers | feel sorry for, - : J of the. sleek dDribe-giver than vounc cavalier Cullen said thar | * “ : | . >» the theory of bluff—the tdea Geteestioch =” we dan neath it ae ties ties a Fancy Cut-Outs miconscious condition, but Miss | you in your predicament You areithat he can biuff this thing ie : a . by ni tia 7 . -2¢ ® piaceac rrieseqrieckK in a peosifirn i Pumps ‘ : ina vebnsedl that codictunshdiitens - as .olG you tRat His whole career where he ould not escape ne oe : - : . an One Straps ing Was responsible. - Tt, simply carrving out the orders of (hrough. was one of fran a Bi ae ae : Mrs&. Willebrandt said it was “a! =. we aud and deceit. ej could only sa: I bribed some- izes = your superiors, buc I think vou will M | ‘And Prather ” hy . ancy straps ee vw So » mone . | Nations tried to get Prather to Ne'!p -SUCAS, SHCAKS reuse | And athe e ontinued oe mad. “Somebody passed us and evidence of vagrane, “catch” the Grisedieck Brewerv. aiieyvs and down side streets, a ‘iv- i “knew himself to be as guilty as ae the : | ‘4 The detectives smiled broadly. | ,.cording to bis story. at the very |'9® lie. Yet he comes here under jthe devils in hell. He thot “nh he tried to pass the other car, ace z s story. : iar ll holding the wheel with ene nd. Then we hit something. f ought it was a telephorie pole, “but I don’t know what it wam +) ‘Was riding im the front seat @ith) Ban and the ethers were in ‘the! ‘* ” _ Miss Witthaus is the daughter of Mr ane Mre. Louis S. Witthaus of] Cee © SOS Se OMS SSS SOE OSE CS ESSE EH CHER EHEO HTH EHEC CHEE EH COE HOSE OHSS eee«ee ‘ee eee ee eC eee eee Oe eee eee eee ee Sane | Six tables of a : the newest Pasa novelties at Dut said nothing time when that brewery was roam: I the Protecting wing of our great had to accuse someone Before the cases were heard | ping to “run” beer. Government. and is exhibited to have been anrone. up ‘o and in- pa Judge Gay er had ee | a 7" re porters “Prame-Up” Charge Attacked. Ace in the courtreom. “Now. you news-| The defense charges a frame-up. BA paper men, cet this evidence = » due to the antmosity of Gnesedieck RGAI NS There is a bill pending in ‘he! and others against Nations.” Mrs } Roard of Aldermen to repeal the, Willebrandt said “But if it heme) ’ vagrancy ordinance t frame-up, why should not Griese- | IN E ate ifeck testify that he himself had | se | — Oy nth - £) tN ~ ~ . > Owne ay = 4 a Court f . | lacking and that one was undated = , | . es se of RuNCtION te pr and had the signature typewritten > 4 Most 3 ~ . a | So Sth and Lecust at | Sun | ; vent the police from raidin and | os, . ' . & ; She suggested that the McFariand . gee? elaine o'e WallPaper} h wise tnterfertn with hes busi : = | a whieh he dc Ds the . letter, apprising heber Nations t that | = ‘ 2. : : 4 Ps e953 ry ’ i t*« ” : —_ _— : : - . ~, ’ tition to be a legitimat husin ze | “Thursday or Friday will be the} > | Ali Conrad Stores Will Be Clesed All Day : timate us eas. | rm ; : : . . , lay.” might have meant that the ea P-« O He asserts he does not operate a v > 2h hand book specia! inteliigence unit of the De- Wall Papers se full of character and charm ther ectualiy make + es . ; Pa : ‘ raid lecia ind . those days Nations testified that SS a, | 37 Ea ~ day. saya the petition. a policeman was stationed ms front ree : : if meant the brewery would “ - (ren 0 ee & re - “ at the time indicated . “with atruction to rrest nt ‘ ine IcrsONS . arr = She reviewed the circumstantia! rub” FLORALS Fp TAPESTRY 7] OATMEAL Bp ve pag Beiz’ Sugar Cured ie, yee or got bam, 1b. 7 Going to a picnic person or customer who enters th: yee gga . For the bed- PAPERS for DUPLEX; . . oe oMcer oe sta tons’ story. hotel res “00 chore uu a ee. eee: . pee SARs | | Spring Lamb. bindquarters and legs, pean. -+ 5a Here are some nice toned has advised the plaintiff that Foo. ag be veer aee mages § amet room; per ro oe roll. rell. a3. ba Spring Lamb, forequarters, pound ......... — ; . r » “= . c ’ a : <— 4 ime et meet ene Wae enter must be disregarded. She said that! . 4 , os 7 | Mocha Layer Cake ; Drury’s attorney Harry RBiod ee ee See ey Kitchen Blocks A complete line of new ane Good Lookin ) wonderful three-layer Surprise : , : tt id tod » +3 . ' “| his mer were in ’ he city on the oe. | « c oe of eur own Hey oom : A dandy axsortm - — Sa ay og te policemas; gavs when beer was “run” did not | patterns, we ‘ | eT eB Withee Senetten | declares that his place wan verdag] Terute the Government's case, as it| JB |9 and 10 os.; very Ic to 35¢ a Roll «| Serviceable - Comfortable AB peck: Tus, PP"? Ee | | picnics. Sound paemt: : ares a is Piace was raided ‘ : razil nuts: cnics, pout = a had mot been testified that they) pie ESTOS 3 fer G5e; package.-— Mai k Vv : : | ake. Very Bas: , on Apri! 30° ane May ~ : Defend-| were out of town, but only that He. | fine; per roll. Nothing Higher ents named include the four Po-| ber Nations had said he could get | COMBINATIONS NS SOLD ONLY WITH BEAUTIFUL ; Pate cA “‘Dozeu Styles to Choose From Finest New Potatoes, 5 pounds for. ae did value 2 Homegrown Iceberg Lettuce. large beads — pine? te New Kosher Pickles. large size, 7 for.....-++ Phoenix American Loaf Cheese. pound.......-- Cooked Corned Beef, sliced. pound oe Cold Slaw with Conrad’s mayonnaise, pound... ..-«+: Laure! Vinegar, the very best, quart bottle....++s Beech-Nut Pork and Beans, 3 cans for ....-+«+ Seana cane aeaae lice Commissioners. Mayor Miller them out of town when he wanted | BORDERS AND BANDS as an ex-officio commissioner: | to Chief of Police Gerk and hie? of) Revelle Opens for Defense. 6 Oe eae we ~ ~emaggeeed oe. : ‘ Charies G. Reveille. former Judge Tan ™ Black Calf = “ants "ave Heen UN- of the Missouri Supreme Coert. We " able to sustain charges of gambling opened the defense argument this | Spring eight Grain : ; against Drury. it is st forth, but/ morning. He indorsed Mrs. Wille- eee eee AR See SLOT OL OLOLE — have “persisted unlawfully to con-| », randt’ statemen ' was timn- to harass him’ and have in. ro con oo tte Pai com ! Strawbe Coffee , large size pees oe* oe" “ee n : Fresh Cocoanut Bars, pound... __ re — Golden Santos Coffee. pound 35¢; 3 Ibs. for . “ Delicatesse Herring in wine sauce. can... -«sem jured his business. pared Prather’s admitted acts of A similar infunction suit fied | . corruption with the previous ree- recently by Louis Fishman and Sol} ,-q of hts cltent. " Sehiachman. proprietors of the St. “It tis a strange fact.” Revelle elgg Cigar store, S@! North | sid. “that when the fury pane! was ¥ Ninth street. which was set for | being selected to try this case of = before Circuit Judge alleged congpiracy to violate the hainer today, was con- liguer laws, the Government took OLIVE AT lO*ST. Sasa sash 3-Lb. Box, 75¢ ovens ta eae - +DECO! Our regular %3< Chocolates: Conrad's 33e¢ sale; seft creamy centers with dark eof many items and milk checolate coatings. day at @tatinct ™ i ‘S@ & week trom tomorrow, ‘care to exclude those who were 2 aaeien ) A ; | . 7 | : 7 : ee ne & ince ble lias “i wail P 3

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISFarcH Pal THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | Oe ~ = ” IN AUTO CRASH ee : a ¥ a” “ies - a. “o BING AUTO GOES. m0 DITCH. YOUTH Indicted in of Gorin Bank : PAULINE WITTHAUS. J $4500 in money and notes : d | 000 to clear UD @ personal f, i ~ | he edness from MeCu'tchan and the! 4 bank. and charged that Millepa tube. q ; Sin Pretected” the bank and neat 4 | As. (mitted it to eontinue in ope “A r, ‘a , although he haa knowledge of inse vent condition » Others Are Critically Recause of to i 7 The grand jury 1 ¢ | The | Jury here did noe ‘ . : ef | 'Mto evidence of this allegation De." 4 as Result of | 4 cause, even if substantiated Ag . : a- . th 9 - ye | would be no furisdietion tp bt "Crash of Machine on _|Seotland County courts, Th i . the torney-General will later a AS the Gravois Road. . whether he will press a fu ¢ 4 :. investigation of Millspaugh in ¥ Nother parts of the State. “4lMNONe HANDED DRIVING the fact that none ot | those indicted were in custod AND SPEED THE CAUSE indictments were suppreaned” by ‘s $ Judge Pettingil! and not Officially | | ~ age ae | mM. made public, though it was as ” o | — " p “+i ; fury | sinle to tearn trom conti@enenamnaeme Cer Hits Concrete | sources the result of the inqui Fs ; | ry. - Abutment of Bridge an to | Capital Only in Notes. p . 4 oy ° . _ The grand jury. in its pubye a Rolls Down an Embank- | report tiled with the court. rest ‘ | Viewed briefly the evidence of the ee oer’, | | organization of the trust company ’ ) ithe $50,000 capital ana 310.000 oti : | surplus of which, it found, was ; i 4 youth and a gir! are dead and Se ee ae” by notes and no a wouth and cir! are in cit. cash went Into ei 7 : ; a to either the capital — Meenital with fractured skulls to- |or surplus. It was announced chat, = showing false @ntries in the books © . A in tragedy when an auto- ‘of the bank. no indictments were | Mie in which they were riding} found because of the failure of the c ; on the Gravois road, crashed ; get cy- | | in brother. far from = a — — —_— communication with hig | who. he said, was “not” Missouri.” He sald he ) their machine striking a freight car on ‘earby railroad tracks and re- bo x against the bridge. bh one hand, when another car! ounding, agai! tt ie bridg at the whee] was showing the) hers how easy it to was drive law to cover false entries, excepts BARBARA — ee ion | through a section which conta‘ns Mato @ concrete abutment of a/~ >. % RE a ahi ofie “Joker” making the section la. 4 ge at Grant's Farm about 11:15/ occurred is a short distance east t effective. Melock last night. of the driveway mtering Grant's _ Orval A. Myers of Chillicothe. a? 3 Farm. It was the scene of another | un-| brother of Roy. Myers, today sai@. One-handed diving and speed) tito: accident on Feb. 25, 1924, | ar-|he would immediately attempt te = the cause of the accident. The| when four person were killed, ee POLIGE RAIDS ON |R.L LOWRY, ALTON DOWNTOWN CIGAR SCHOOL PRINCIPAL STORES CONTINUE TAKES HIS LFE Men Found in Charge of 2 Fear That His Health Would | Only Two Persons Suggest- Places Arrested and . Force Retirement Given Charged With Operating by Family as Motive for Handbooks. Act. ——_—— Worry over the prospect by Seventy-two arrests yesterday by the police. loons were raided, charged with carrying a concealed were made. ' a , : Nine ea-i failing health, induced ad- vanced his ake, one man was weapon. and two men were charged; 10race Mann School in Alton, ai with operating a handbook. | position he had held for 33 years, | In a cigar store at 110 -North|'* ascribed by_relatives as the mo- | Eighth street police arrested a man | tive. causing Robert L Lowry, | who identified himself as Joseph 70 years old. tu e‘rangle himself to | Sullivan, 5735 Theodosia avenue. inj Seath last nig at his home in| charge of the store. They reported/ A/ton. they found a handbook in the store.| His body was discovered in his In another cigar store the loca-| bedroom today by his. daughter, tion of which the police give as| Miss Nancy Lowry, with whom he Tenth street n@ar Olive street. they| resided, when she went to his room ’ ’ ’ that | would make necessary | retirement as principal of the | | | | arrested a man who gave his name/|4fter he had failed to arise at ‘is as Ear! Campbell. of 4042 Cote) Usual hour. It was !tyimg on the Rrilliante avenue. He was in charge | fleor with one end of a silk belt They reported a similar discovery.| ‘ied around his neck and the other Whisky Found in Grocery. {to @ dbedpost He is believed to Searching a grocery at 3232 La nave rolled _ of bed after .at- Salle street on the strength of an tecaing the belt to his neck. anonymous letter, raiders found) Lowry recently was reappointed eight pints of whisky concealed in principal of the Hiorace Mann a partition. They arrested Joseph | ~ noo! for next year, but his daugh- Lorono, proprietor. ter, who is a teacher in the Alton When policemen entered the ga-|/18h School, said he believed i1 ‘lon of Louis Baroni, 924 North| ™®°essa4ry to decline the appoint- | Pendleton avenue. Baroni shut a ™e™t because of failing health. door leading from the barroom and) /'!8 depressed him, she said, and locked it. They took the key from); "@ Seemed more despondent than _his pocket and opened the door. On| Usual last night when he retired a flight of stairs leading from the! *#' 9:39 o clock, doorway they found a pint bottle Lowry was treasurer of the Main 6f whisky. Baroni was arrested. Street Methodist Church in Alton | Harry Bernhill, proprietor of a | 4Dd .taugh womans Sunday- restaurant at 1005 North Broad- | ®cheol iss tnere He was Dorn Wavy, Was arrested after policemen | ind reared in Madison County, and had found two bottles of whisk, served one four-year term as Coun- under the steps in the rear of! the | ty Superintendent of Schools place and 12 bottles of home. brew Besikjes Miss Nancy Lowry, be in a shed at the rear. is Survived bv’two sons, Dr. Rob- Policemen entered the saloon of | ert Low of Stockton, Cal. and Peter Columbo, at 4142 Natura} | Grever Lowr: of Peoria, Il a tridge avenue, in time to S6 daughter M redith Mieher cf (;©orge Gerdes. bartender. hrow | Tulsa, and a sister, Mrs. J the contents of a glass into the Reaves of St Louis rinse water. The policemen found no liquor but the glass had an odor AN WHO SAYS HE KILLED dug of Moonshine Found. Da Patrolman Risley of the (“arr PERRYVILLE. Mo May 235.— the Mounted District. The donor! Sheriff Endres returned today from jug of moonshine in a vard in the) S§ ous. ° met Sheriff rear of 718 Biddle street yesterday! Wilmas of St. Louis County. who afternoon. He is still looking for sked Endres to keep him in- the owner. forime il about the case of John J. Vineent Ferrante waS arrested | Care, soldier, who yesterday after 23 half pints Oi iz | “A ! ere on Tuesday. | whisky had been found in a room isserting that e was the murderer in the rear of nis grocer’ a 518 ‘ lor Wi A 1) on at Sf Wash street. I ouis A still with all the accessories, Author here do not believe including a pump and a bag of rey's st Sheriff Endres said coke. Was give! vests rday to De- that Q} id Wi = did not pro- tectives Tat lor and Schneider of pos taking (arev oO |ouis for ,the Mounted district. The donor rt hee estioning The Sheriff was Mrs. P. W. Mart of 2453 Mack-/! her intends - etain Carey a ilind avenue, who called the Mount-'! «hor? tir onger at least. but does ed District on the phone and said! not know what he will do then ‘she wanted to see u policeman | about 4 lot of copper which had | RIVER. DRAGGED FOR COUPLE been left in a shed at her home hs —— a previous tenant. Mester ond)? Seon fe : : ANNAPOLIS. Md., We.w .% Al- Schneider took charge of the out- ne - ; > —_— _ As } a : mail local news publishe@ therein. All ics : een Ane esi on aS ae ries He was struck by a Ford zed republication of spacial dispatches miei at 1:10 a. m Kautz died iriven by Frank Mever, 35, of -~Te | ote aleo rved “6 similar injuries thre . ho irs | eal is Frankiin (“ounty. Mo. . |SUBSCRIPTION FATES BY MAIL 4 cell nd . ADVANCE. ay ual . Walter was the on!® child of Mrs Dally and Sunder. one vear......$10 4 »The injured, both of whom are Netherton ind had been in the Daily. without Sundeyvy ope year.. Pe ties! condition. are Samuel). Ps | Sundav only. OMe VO@ar....-++54., We a critica: condition, at -“42MUVUel »wehit of meeting his mother after | Remit ether Dy postal order exprege | frick. 18. of 5117 Virginia ave- ie te he ouig | mone order or St. [Louies exchanges. 4 . ' ; he oa — ork ‘ ; Loui | .a student. and Miss Pauline . t was the last heard of them Struck by Aut , Miss Marv Corcoran. 253. of 4222 ti all were found unconscious —_ eo 4 7 ; +} one 4 Ti tf “ec Tr ( n Ay > § ares! 1-7 1 oo wed i) bac k to the hospital, arriving i orcorayn. of t © same ac ess cr ‘ | t I , ith another machine at , , P ly before midnight. lided W au '8 an Lhe om al . "hittier treet and St erdinar who is going to wear white shoes | Girl's Account. oe ge : ken home | : ; ne As 1 : ; | TY iday or Summer should miss this eit was not until today that either | avenue Bone Bap kk ' A . ¥ ’ . . = r lé ; . %-Verz T-0) Tea pair of these beautiful white the survivors recovered suf- Marie 2 om vaiggee | M J Rent) v ’ “ gd e'|daughter of Mr. and Ars. James 2 to $3 lower than elsewhere. oS tell what caused caiiannhiin? £26) Cousens street AS!) Hendrick was still in ai McCormack OF 4e : ' " —- . : »f th hrai ¢ c FancyCut-Outs ij] miniconscious condition, but Miss suffered concussion ¢ he brain and ’ o« ; .) ‘ } . ct ] nt 2 > | Pumps . ithaus related that reckless driv- | lacerations of the scaip 4¥ PD . ; . 7 , ol : ra ‘ ruck ('ne Straps : all Was responsible. when knocked down by at iK Side Ties widths “Sam was showing us how easy |on Whittier street at Page boule- Fancy Straps could drive with one hand,” she vard. a. “Sor ebody Pass Jd ius and The truck driver rh Walter | All Style Heels , # m he tried to pass the other car Schore) *“- of 5308 Theodosia ave- : MH holding the wheel with one nue, continued on its way after the ° Fridar onir. 85 § md. Then we hit something. 1 acéident and was pursued by Wil- to $7 Footwear | ment it was a telephone pole, ijam A. Rugh, 7529 Clemens ave- rt om | = I don't know what it was. * nye in another car Upon being rice. 2. . : Lares | price 1 riding in the front seat With | informed of the accident, Schorer) aa and the others were in the | -crurned to the scenes He declared $3. =." he knew nothing about insisting * t De. ee ee —s aw: rr) at 6 Washington. Av. » Mise Witthaus is the dauchter of /the child must have in against ; " . rir ‘ . ae +. _2 . hoa ‘ .and Mrs. Louis S. Witthaus of | the side of the macnine, 45 ne had tr. Mo. and Miss Reinhardt’s;not seen her in the street The meme was in Independence. Mo./ police accepted his expianatior bu rs 7 ‘ ‘ hy « aa h were en nioved at the Cole (held him under bond On @ aree /? careless driving Marie was f taken t0 mical Co., 2727 The bridg Laclede ave..uve.i 0 , a 4 ‘= Saees ides! Wiles Sunshine Cakes; feor the home and for Picnics, pound pkgs... 2 fer Ghee: package .. EE foroe bende |... did value ......... and Nut Candies, Bon- . large ine, © G68 8s. ocienndes OO F - bons; a 50) nm Loaf Cheese, pound.........------35* A fres) mn Sees a i pound ....--- oS ’ sliced, pound eeeseeht tresh, good Stollen 1s so sche il ad's mayonnaise, pound oa ae Nice in the lunch 4? (In one an o po og! best, quart bottle.......-- at” WEA, fae C boxes) and Beans, ; cans for ey > a ses... et eetee eee SIE Assorted Cream Caramels... 286 2 0 os ) al, wie 5 i ball 2 French Mixed Candies....... a half poun ' ee, pound 35c; 3 lbs. for ne ove ES rca ny ceemdienes, epee Penge aa J img im wine sauce. can.... 4 o'clock. Washington Our Locust and Olive Sheps open until Shop open all day DECORATION DAY ED ANYWHERE Conrad’s 39c Sale | Friday te the test Gay tor Conrad's 3% sale; your choice of many ttems you every day at @tetinct savings a lates @ark tings CANDIES MAIL =~ = lunch basket. of whtsky, so Columbo and were arrested. (> a . . 24 e — . al skae ee seamen be * woman Pro-| ject was to explore the sources of The aiirediedieda: the Orinoco and Parima Rivers. > p4 * Frederick Ww pete Ss f study tropica]) diseases and insti- | . ° ep) ¢ } or- : : tute ele ts > - mer Solicitor-General of she mentary education among the jungle Indians. Members of Party Well. “Objects expedition | plished,” read the brief radiogr United States. Maurice J. Cassidy. secretary of the Building Trades Council. John P. Collins, an attorney. am picked up by E. J. Eckert of Phil- accom- | dano upper Orinoco, sources of Orinoco and Parima proper separated by wid hedges wild, impassable might be rescued alive disappeared | “Pico de Lesseps sighted Aprii | *oday. , 27, 60 miles away. Supporting! After-damp claimed their lives. party May 9% failed on first at- if they survived the series of ex- safety of the expedition, but none | S¢mted the sole effort of the labor of the explorers was molested by | °f rescue workers. the Indians. One member of the party, Theodore Koch-Grunberg, German tempt to reach expedition ‘base art Kule and suffered mo.e than ad- vance party. by Furo Maraca, thus mapping|Cclared. But, despite this. belief, both channels.” they labored no less faithfully to German Explorer Died. reach their comrades. Eckert told Isiah Bowman. 4i- Throughout the night, hundreds | Glen, N. C., Believe All of Them Have Perished, White Indians encoun but Continue Efforts. exists except by!" the Associated Preess. — The Rivers Pa- COAL GLEN, N. C., May 28.-- (partly used by Indians),| The hope that some of the 543 miners entombed in the Care- lina Coal Co. mine early yesterday plosions which closed their escape Discovered a passage | ‘° the surface, rescue workers de- of men, women and children, rele- tives of the entombed men, strained against the barrier ropes sur- rounding the dusky entrance to the mine. : Six bodies, removed yesterday, and two found early today repre- Ceogra- that he had been the expedition by more than two and a half entertained for the Mine officials (expressed the opinion that between Dr, | 50 and 65 men still were ‘Surted beneath the 1500-foot level. Mrs. Roscoe F. And r- er De snd ee: Se | adelphia. explorer and scientist with s Removed of the bodies brought mer mocratic president of the os , . fo light an attempted rescue by League of Women Voters and | All members’ well. Source| world-wide reputation as an steward Wuller..cek of | tho Ven wife of an attorney. . fives River reached April 19. ethnologist, died of jungle fever president of the company, and Joe J. FF. ee Relies. - cack” eats with party of 23, viz: Ten white'in November. Richardsén. an employe, iImmedt« dealer and insurance agent. eet aa acne oneal —_ ately after the first blast they pqn- leo S. Rassieur, former Cir- | vote by which his candidate was the Board of Trade, where earlier | etrated the mine to the first right sult Judge. chosen. in the season wide price fluctua-/| lateral where they found six men Harry G. Clymer, architect and Seven of the nine county free-|tions had caused the secretary to; partially overcome by gas. To- gormer member of the Efficiency holders have been tentatively se-|order an investigation, must “put gether they dragged the miners te Board. lected. There was not a quorum | its house in order,” although hej|the main shaft and teft them while Hugh K. Wagner, attorney, | of the officials chosing them at 4) indicated he was not to be under- they went to summon ald. who was chairman of the Greater | meeting last Saturday, so they will! stood as opposing the board as an Richardson reached the surface St. Louis Conference. i'meet again in Circuit Judge Mce-| institution. before the second and third explo- Mrs. Ernest R. Kroeger/ wife | Elhinney’s eames i p. m. Tues-| “We are not opposed to the legit- | slop occurred, while Butler was of the musician, and active in day. | tmmate functions e mprisin enrenentatives af = its house in order He expressed | SAN FRANCISCO. May 28.— jour northern border must be taught OTn prising representatives of some e | that our immigration laws have civic organizations. made no defj- interest in “efforts to reorganize| The largest single cargo of silk teeth,” Judge Frank Ceoper in Fed- nite progress It proposed to have the Grain Marketing Co.” brought into this port arrived » &P- eral Court yesterday sentenced the people of Missouri vote last; He said he would call on offi- |terday from the Orient aboard the| Chester Hampson of Huntington November on a constitutional! cers of the American Farm Bu-/|siberia Maru. The shipmen‘ cson- | County, Quebec, to one year and amendment making Sst. Lous reay Federation. the Illinois Agri- | sisted of 4777 bales and is vai.d | one day in Atlanta and a fine of (ounty outright a part of St.|/ cultural Association and the Na-/at $4,750,000. It will be reloadeqn | $6000 for smuggiing six aliens Louis. When county politicians|tional Livestock Producers’ Asso-|immediately for shipment io hei the border into Malone. protested the Chamber of Com- ciation, tomorrow, and might have | York. Hampson had pleaded guilty. | merce practically took the move-|an opportunity to see Board of | =e ment out of Wagner's hands, but| Trade men. He said he had not) ae | he was made a member of thej;contemplated any conferences with | Metropojitan Committee, and has ithe Board of Trade or the Grain 4 . retained his interest in the efi b- Marketing ( "oO. officers. Hie said F ject. there had been some informal con- | Mayor Miller favored the ap-| ferences in Washington recently pointment of Mrs. Louis J. Brooks. concerning the Grain Marketing | who directed the women’s division “o. which has been opposed in | in his election campaign, and on | selling stock to farmers by the In- | a whose behalf some women have; diana Farm Bureau Federation, t suggested an appointment as a re , and the Illinois Agricultural As- | ‘ ward Circuit Judge Taylor sup- | sociation.* if ported Mrs. Kroeger. After the| The secretary explained that. he | ae meeting today. which was execu-| was interested in the question | ; tive, like various other city hall| whether the Grain Market Co. | | meetings, the Judge announced the| should be reorganized. re eaid | = ——— ' and the io DAVIS REALTY Co. ae Present Another | eo. S Free uSICaie To Be Given at Baseball Shoes . . ~ > - The Mansion in Dav 1S f lace And an Amateur League Full-Size Horsehide Cover Friday Evening, May 29th, at 8:30 P. M. Baseball, FREE! * a Featuring the With Every Pair * : rtet | The kind of Shoes that every boy wants—fine . QO UIs la e for baseball, hiking or general everyday wear. Regulation lace-to-toe style. Uppers made of (tharles k Flesh (‘hester Mertons elkskin, one of the os yet most James W. Porteous John Mattick of leathers. Choice o Assisted by Pearl elk with cherry tan trim, or Miss Estelle Herd, Miss Peggy Dee, Golden elk with dark brown trim. : _ : Dramatic Soprano Pianist eee | Soles of extra flexible Para rubber. Suction 4 “HIS promises ts be one of the most delightful of the bumpers on soles and heels give a good grip series of Friday Evening Musicaies; which are being ! no spikes needed presented each week at “The Mansion.”’ The St. Louis ! | . Quarte’te has been beard in coneert and at many pronfi- | Boys’ 10 to 13% Boys’ 1 to 6 nent banquets throughout the city. Miss Herd has just [7 25 « 65 returned from a concert and vaudeville engagement. Miss | 3 | ): Dee is well known in concert and a popular radio enter- | tainer. | Men! We have these Shoes in your $3.00 The pu biic iS cordially invited Pienty of seate for everyone sizes, too—46 to Pre rrrrerlel. ys on the veranda and the spacious lawn. Parking space for 1/09 cars. Owing to Clayton Kead being torn up. drive out to the City of Clayton to the west side of Court House, then south four bioecks to the entrance | «@ j Remember morrow Evening : - ‘ > - May 2ot 30 P. M. | ’ | OPEFORGDEN =o ag a i 2 ~S ER OTT See 4" a ee ' ee r

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ni ae are pte ree roy i LOUIS POsT- “DISPATCH — one oay POST-DISPA ree alone has — ciTY ssa =e the morning aud one other evening newspaper COMBINED “MISSES GRADUATION FROCKS OF WHITEGEORGETTE AND CREPE, $76.75; AND UPD SSE ‘ ot a Oe t. Sie . ee ee oe — , ae ed a . BP | — hes gba ar .¢ : . _ ; ; i ; ; Mae! le eps hi % a : y - nis pe *y . » ™ a > a | ' - ' ‘ : ; ; ' . , » : ' 7 >, : . : ' : : s J » * - _ ~ ee me : ; oJ | - —— : - ru > : 2 : : 4 : Phe. *, - 7 : . : - ‘ . . . ; - , , ’ ™ ar > 1 7 4 a * —— 610 to 618 Weshington Avenue 4 oe. May 20th | es : 2 ° ? i . " f ey % ‘Decoration Day” Ant ‘ The importance of the ¥ Are You Prepared | a \ he, : =z: Hat in the Summer wag 7 ty sae a he cannot be overestimated, sored by Paris and New Wa For the Big Fm . A e ; 7 ; — it promises to be the lest : | | : Summer millinery color | | +4 Aor Pbo | don t be @ crip” ALDEN & PUTA A™ . : , | ) every type of wear. o ode = : | — yer — se 6 7 Of Lansing, Mich... who was recen TT , — aoe perenn Corse and > oll vy awarded a patest on the dai oof j ae cream r 4 tire by the United States Patent oe i Applcative for the paten: >. . he new aregpe—oe awe 6 Mare eee qa ae ee “ied DF Putpan p AuUctw ; Cool im appearance and in real- a reduction in running time that : —2 Of Tes ~SSs : ;, frocks. and at the sarme time are roll-brimmed affairs, some Washington and Str. Louis. ,. | treme in value-givt . vovu ee out extreme im velue-sivir ™ erated with pleated tafteta rmb- combinations every type of wear: Tub Silks in stripes and solid colors; Georg- $ 05 | In a Colorful Array : ° . | ‘6 E 29 ) Ge | 3 Junior Party Frocks, | vertast orgette » | $19.75 t0$35 | a ,' ‘L' e Saft | i '@ fashion im colorful ; — — \ ; in hs —— eer ; 377 ¢ —_ : > : St. Louis Cincinnati } n re ck, gt vd all the $ ! Leather Sport 43 it |@ for the girl 12 to 17. Lee ‘ » y ee Pe gai ee ee $ _@ youthful charm ef each NO EXTRA FARE a ee ee ee eos. every ons $ 05 a i) designed with individual ¢ : | Rubber Caps, 50c —= «saan , comtort and convenience. | “2 4 | _ourteous, attentive service anu | Rubber Belts. 2 . te, seg Ament anor meme ity. these simple Summer wraps : ~ mer nn ee cee ee serve as 2 protection to sheer Jaunty, brimiess and establishes the shortest scheu- _ . ) Sse 4 ule ever maintained between _ | Beach Sear : _ egal rn ctgptveaah Wy ais extremely chic. They are made some very dashing with — . —ES 6 oe ste g im straightline effects, many elab- er contrast. others with vieid! The season's eu our : -. it inati to match oe ! many simart stvies and co: ' bon. -osturmes. The Club Car offers comfort . broadcloth, in smart styies. to the man who wishes to _ , ' ress Shop—Tierd i Cae sae 2 /Pomuiar Proce Spert smoke, read or chat. | Coe prwies 2 ema ine - § 4-Hour Sales! Friday From 9 to 1 Only reigxafion or recreaton. Schedule of The ==" == - | 165 Silk Dresses White Kid Hats The Dining Car assures the usual! good meals in a pleasant environ. comes = SS oe — Worth From 2 to 150 Selected From Valer, ; ies’ Maid and + ey -$e = > > > Mestre sod s shower bark. Sores 2 Times More Higher Priced Stocks Limited symbolizes he cients wen Uae . Sg effort of the Balnmmere & Ohio w give its passefigers the best possibie Hats, $3.95 to Reports from the East BALTIMORE ¢ QHIO Ss & o Manv JI th ha > Si Dr — ‘ f our HMest Sik Dresses remaining from sariv Very nebby little White Kid Hats, in the most be- Spring stecks will be sacrificed at this fractional price coming sport hat styies, with buttens, pip:ings. noveity cut-work, and self and contrasting ind trims. JT? Frid lav _ome ear “> . - cr = he — . Popuiar-Proce Spert Hat Shop—first Fleer 2

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a perp ey aa ie a i a : 3 cs ats. na 2 baal _ — bs 4 “i Z ; * , at " a eR ea e — ; | lla acai, tba | ? | _» fNURSDAT, 3 ° | es MAY 28 aoa : MAY 28, 1925. ‘fe wuuy POST-DISPATCH al l 97,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOT, ie wt -DE. atone has 37,000 | ircu ‘H other evening news | = papers COMBINED -DISPATCH | ST.LOUIS POST | Di . it" Ht aaa HA Tl Wh Tae ——_—— ——— oS LDS White Millinery 7 d by Paris and New York, promises to be the leading type of wear. White Dress and Sport Hats Iting, felt, and all sorts of body ws are featured either in entire hite, white with black, or white th pastel color trimming. In y tiny modes, or with large, boping brims, or in clever sport pes, they come in a wide assort- nent of large and small head sizes. Chapeeur De Lure Shop—Sccond Floor) he importance of the White t in the Summer wardrobe anot be overestimated. Spon- mmer millinery color for a White Canton crepe, taille, silk ok TIX: BA GRAND-LEADER At Special Prices Ditee gas kcickecoan Say $1.79 ULL MR foo Eastman Hawkeye box cartridge Cameras which Eastman Kodaks are cnay 00 epaeate. They take clear, distinct ple . (Main Floor.) A Seasonable Feature in the Misses’ Store 4| Misses’ Graduation Frocks Individual Models to Glority Her Day 25 % °75 S IMPLICITY and frilly effects divide the mode. In either type, the model is individual and the young miss may choose discriminatingly, as the occasion warrants, according to her personality. Crepe de chine and georgette are the materials— iy : the style details are in the latest trend. Sizes range 4? : from 14 to 18 years. The Misses’ Store—Third Floor.) N , { r Pe |S | | i 4 Girls’ | Graduation Frocks $ 1 Oo por $35 Voile, crepe de chine and georgette are the materials. The Frocks give modified ex- pression to ruling modes and the girl 12 to 17 may wear a ~ straightline Frock, sweetly simple, or a bouffant model of coy spirit. The voiles are priced $10.75, the silks $15 to $25. (‘Taunty Junior Dept TT, , = Men's Straw Hats Feature Values at $ ~) .0O MPORTED and _ domestic Straws. in the smart Sennit styles. They have new broad brims and fancy colored or black borders. Saw or cable edges. Light in weight. All Sizes. Toyo Panamas, $1.25 "THESE Hats can be Pit into a very small space without breaking. Shown in all sizes. (Men's Hat Shop-——Main [Fleor.) Ornamental Evergreens ~9c Al a very special price we feature ——_—_—— Two-Day Selling of Granite Silk Hose A Timely Event, Just Before the Holiday, Permits Remarkable Savings $459 GRANITE service-weight Hose of pure thread silk, full fashioned and of fine gauge; made with mercer- ized lisle tops, double soles and high-spliced heels. An added feature is the granite block in toe and garter hers. At ‘12 Granite chiffon Silk Hose of fine texture, clear and even in weave, strongly reinforced with lisle tops, double soles, high-spliced heels. Granite blocks in toe garter hem. Black and Popular Colors XA (Main Fieor.) la In Neat Blue Pencil Stripes With Two Pairs Knickers $1625 NGLISH models with plain, loose-fitting coats, blunted vests, and one pair of golf trousers, and one pair of plain knickers. Tailored of all- wool materials in neat dark blue pencil stripes. All sizes from 14 to 18 years. Sailor Pants | Duck Knickers! $1.95 | $1.98 ., Long Pants in the popular | (Very fine quality White wide sailor style, made of Duck Knickers. cut extra white duck, in sizes 26 to 32. full, and strongly sowed we « a ... 7 : F Chay ere RT le ter Pe i a a Oe TNE. GP ee Re ES POE ‘ y oe ; r a ft Aa oe A, Pema a Te MY eth, ay, > we Ph a alla. FP yf, aE y “eo Rage RCT Lace backs. R the before and after graduation parties a colorful! georgette or chiffon Frock is most bécoming. A new dis- play includes many exquisite models in a diversity of styles, in sizes 14 to 18 years. \ 7 In a Colorful Array Our Entire Stock ot | ) Junior Party Frocks Misses’ en $19.75to$35 At 2 O The best Suits, including Bouffant modes are the elaborate models of satin or fashion in colorful chiffons wool, are shown at this attrac- | for the gir] 12 to 17. Lace and tive discount. Models appro. | ribbon trimmings add to the priate for the Summer season youthful charm of each model, may be chosen at great sav- ite Kid and Patent Leather Sport Hats White Shoes for Sunimer | Four Styles Pictured From Our Assortment at $ | Q2 “A SLIPPER for every frock,” is verily true of the assortments we are showing in White Footwear. Cool and crispy white. in kid or inen, they show excellent details of finish. Many styles equally smart as those illustrated, afford a selection of commanding interest. Children’s Strap Sandals Illustrated s 00 Specially Priced jaunty, brimless and perkily roll-brimmed affairs, some all white, Some very dashing with black col- or contrast, others with vivid color Combinations to match Summer costumes. (Popular Price Sport Hat Shop —First Floor.) range of sizes from children’s 82 to grow- Mogg te. “i we present this remarkable value in smart strap sandals. Of the best quality of mate- rial and workmanship throughout, with Goodyear welt soles, they will prove a sound investment. White Felt Sport Hats, $3.95 to $6.95 Reports from the East say that White Felts, though extremely popular, are very scarce. We are therefore most fortunte in being able to present such a large assort- ment, so smartly styled and 50 | popularly priced. Ponular Price Sport Hat Shop ~ —First Floer.) . \\ Z Appropriate for dress or play—shown in Patent Leather Smoked Elk White Calf {Main Floor.) 5 designed with individual chic. | ings. . l , . vA os (The Misses’ Store—Third Floor.) rr, . 3 $49.50 : : aoo Arbor Vitae ergreen Trees, | Toilet Articles widely used for pov ing driveways, - ’ ee paths, etc. These plants are 24 to 30 re Se ee inches tall; the roots are well burlaped Sean. 6cc dozen’ c2ke 6c Kolynos Tooth Paste, 22c and should be planted without un- Thrift Avenue—Main Fluor.) wrapping. Ne | ome None Delivered C. ©. BP. With Two Pairs of T rousers Special Values at ‘36 HESE Suits are very light, but will retain their shapeliness during the hottest weather. They are noted for their serviceability and comfort. There are sizes for men of all types and pro- portions. They are skilfully taiored in the approved styles to meet the de- mands of particular men. So varied is the assortment of patterns that every- one is assured of a satisfactory selection. - Two-Pants White Duck Mohair Suits Outing Trousers Light ang airy Mohair Suits that are | These Trousers afe Aeat for outing appropriate for business and vacation wear or tennis. They are neatly tailored wear. They are carefully tailored of ex- § of white duck, which will wear and laun- cellent mohair in a broad assortment of der satisfactorily. All sizes. patterns. All sizes. j Express Elevator Direct to Fourth Floor Sizes 7 to 18 years (Boys’ Own Store—Fourth Fleor.) out fie +450 [‘ the Sifter Compact you carry’ your favorite loose powder danger af spilling. Single double styles, in attractively de-! ‘ signed cases of~ oxidized With or without cord handles. new assortment, low-pr Pa a. ; 4 ee : 3 is . ys - ore ig a ee, AGERE Oe. | patna edema nema : x Be CA ee - PAS ROR ah aa oot i on ae ae $F * a re ~ 25 - . if - SPR a ey - esl ‘ a a ~ eh ‘ ca fh. £ weet ae" ‘ : SS A . “S a oy ’ 4 ~ $ ee eS - s £ v7 ¥. ° : a 5 i > te iy ~ a i. be’ % mehr ia, aan Aad tye tet ~ “a ee ee es ee 2.3% aA 3 5 Ba 3422 = Th poe Eee Spaee - ee a “See Fee Ae pe 7, + hee Me ” y with- Neg , a a ‘ r : Ad by er a. - : oe od 7 "i Gage hs ’ - aw ae ae 2) ae psy ae 09 rs vita pam i y , } + fe . ~* (Main Floor. » , ge ee obs a t nfo x: * F " i : fi & 4” you read. Milk Chocolate Torpedoes, 39c Lb. .Delicious Milk Choco- late in the form of torpe- does, wrapped in_ red- white-and-blue tinfoil. Nut Specialties At 45c Lb. Nut rolls, nut jumbles, and varieus other kinds of delicious Nut Candies, assorted, in 1-Ib. boxes. Favors and Novelties : miter ted dhdehe ot the pany Ute, iactaie aubiin and-blue nut cups, red-white-and-blue candy mints and» Candies Specially Prepared for the Holiday Te a box into the picnic basket—or, if you spend your day at home, have some of these delicious sweets at your elbow to munch while

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‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CIFF Circulation than the marning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED is i . " tinal = “" Trays Charge.purchases made Friday entered om June statements, payable July Srst- : Heneyvcomb Melasses Sticks 9 | ~ ; ! Z | : a New Perfume . Checolate- Dipped al — gene ipa ag “ et ie@ree eTrects The Shapes are ove Specta eblong end repre Very mederarcty priced. rans re Yet frem So. > ioe INS = -—¥. » 25¢ Half Pound Proeday w the last day to precure ‘his delet a bie e ait the ene week feature price. S«_s seguilariy at ESTABLISHE D 1850—DI AMON ND JUBILEE YEAR—1925 Candy Shop—First Ficcr Villinery Event ——— — - —— anne Ready Frida y With Everything for the Furst Summer Holic Stere Will Be Clesed All Day Saturday—Memeorial Day TOMOR Remarkable Pr oa ing oan T — 5 F 500 New Silk Scarfs In Summer Ceolerings $ e 95 Each ' Os TE crepe and crepe de caime in r color mes and designs make handsome new Scarts' mn : pany Summer costumes. Emdg fmuistec with immge or plain color borders. Fleral and figured designs. both fa: and comservative. An unusual collection on display Er-- ca‘ t this lew price ~ 200 Yards Circular | 59; Just in Time for the Holiday—First Showing of ine Bandings In the Second Floor Sports Apparel Shop lerd New Bathing Suits Dawei pee Complete Outfits in k Together With Capes and Accessories Women’s, Misses’ and (diate: teadimen, Sur makina molars a salts sane dha: Also in Li iT hice Children’s Sizes—Very Attractively Priced ming Summer freeks. Many different patterns a P: 2 Sammer Camper, Motorist Women's Wool ‘California’ Suits—In Terry Bathing age $10—Terry Bath- tail a aah | as _Two-Puece Khaic Outfitse—Fer women. Twe:Picss Linen Suits—Ie white solid colers, with car contrasting stmped tag Robes in Pais: “SiETS. 19.00 ee 9 a ORE mana RE - * - verpiouse snickers: for children, ural and gray. comsistme of bands and im allover embroidered ami The Well-_Known “Jantzen” Wool Suits pt antec ind bloomers. In 6-year to tuxede coat and Emiekers. embroidered honmier styles al! SIZPS, abe ’ CIne $7.0 . . ae " $3.95 to $15 For Muoisses amd (adcets $6.00 Sik Beach Suits—Feature fetchme For Children and Youths, $2.95 to S stvies. in Taffeta. Satin and Rubdbemzec Bathing Caps—inm dashing sty'es and Flowered Sik. P $7.95 te $25 eer combinations "Sie » $1.95 New Two-Piece Sutts—Wih “annel Bandanas—A large sssortmen’ : trunks and weo! Knitted top, white belt, $1.50 to $295 $6.75 Beits. 2c, 35c and We ae a4 $2.45 Two-Piece Tweed Kuicker various color mixtures, Separate Khaki Shirts—A!! «:2es. Separate Tweed Kuickers— Ail sizes, % Khak: Hats Separate Linen and Twill KE Separate Khaki Coats—Al! sizes. aa In white and natural coler. $3.96 —- ee ewe Seen © on ~~—oi¢? be " ill the wanted colors ‘ Separate Khaki Skirts—All sizes. $3.75 Leggs. Bathing Suit Shep—Third Floor per Shop—Secon is | >Pperts Appare! Ske @ Ficor $10 and $12 Instep Tie Pumps ak pe Renowned SORQSTS Quality Misses’ Friday Ony SQ-8S Pair Knsembles $ | (5 SELLING opportunity just in tume fer the Ge Decoration Dav eutin , Misses’ ‘Summer Frocks: So , &s. | Fer Every Heltdey Occasion In a Large end Aittrac- hwe Assortment , ya / a >» / tM Fa Serer we frit & a Vig PP Bue oP ae ORE OE ee eg 7 - astrated at righ Pietar An Aittrectioe Choice for the : . HAR ‘ coi, new above. isa Pump of patent. ‘s 4a mode for al ceces Hetiday Week-tad I rp me ' Dresses for sports an ather with Dionde kd or wear. This Pump ‘uses aa. i>} ne Wear. for traveing anda aprieet kad trim A sim narrew kid *fummin HERE is an exeelient vaiue .>- ~ | } r ress’ ~"C&SIORs, Taat 7 ar St¥! e Using a singcie feetivel i : Tiers for Frid - s partic alariy ‘= Se FE ghbound im veuthful chic W we strap. ana the mstep tie eihomec fF aomeot preskic and T S iInteresiing because of its de- EAS 3 . | know yo | enjoy selecting Lossard may be chosen m Hell: © petent leather. Here ams srabiity fer Deeoranon Day cass i H ' (rem so Many up-te-tRe-mingte ~ ° woed tam End with tan ind again. the favered inst For Little Folk noliday occasions—when you toe stvies and ‘rom Dresses of Step-In Girdles tm. or paten: leatihne tle tS am mmferestime st Wlil need a logh t-wergnt ._oeT. ¢ | seek eplendid a sality ~ with apmeot kod trum note. ( MYM. little Harts and Tams as well asa pretty frock. a For immearate fae the hidren s “am- The Caeats of these Ensem- se Printed Crepes. Tubabdie — improvement This one-day offering means Sorcesi: mer comfort. t unmning bie re of unlined flannel. Fioriswahs, Laces, sold color superior grade of materials and work- ean oni nas meee: : | Chimes. ; + ‘ : &.° 80. ilon of : “s- Tr? an S . rif rrr? - | aes = eS - wu. 2" bas - ~ + : ne GPesses a=” ot printed & Crepe de Imported ' I probleme is ome of the ReEEtS Pp and orusis | - . : eae — — > ard Line >? , : - fue reayt Americar hbeantrT “ss = 7 nm” . ae > . -~ ~* . . ms : = - — = TT «mer = ~~ — QP ee > . he . . mm TT’ z* er an: > acid i2h*. Gark anc Rizk spaces Sea. fearing so Gossard omens Shoe Shep—Second 5: . sand 2a) er day effects a per [lt penget Sia ‘ ~ yg — — = ‘ ~~“: =~" > ~ SS there are scores of pret 1" . tm ot oaietne By Expert Cc ae dresser Cost = dewred there it and color cominna- Tm fine Voile S885 Barbde “Safa A400 be s ‘ae fre Vaile to $12.35 Wen rs ' — . " "e'Rs 2 BeUmeg sti * 3 4IMi SATE in Uhl cMors. codor silks. OF gebecaage ert p= mgmge: B ‘YT amd gri Delise—a Beth straizhtiime and flared = l¢-rear sizes im ailk. > , > oe ° iaieatenil - —~_— : : Sises 13, 15 and 17 years $x095 we S25 Naturally Wavy Hair Switches oe ee ee) ee s In ‘ine Vode S295 ~ se 8 = " ™ lancet. S2ck OF Wai Wen galiime. twilleord and satin. Giris Lmperted nen Dresses Fer These Whe Guadete _ in Ail Shades. Except trav PUMA TRESS SOTVe BS ices. Seme fur-rummead. All full —in white and hegh shades. Tallersd 8 Uniferms — Wh>- ac there are OTe shees sik crepe lined Laight “ames 6 to 14 veers Pretty Broagetoth Skirts st ss te slim ewer the ends of dark colots. White Brnado-ot & wer. De | hand-<irawn stries. maicumia. dite. =e Many reguicr 545 and 349.50 Proeecd. $4.95 SieeeGe to 26 yeare a aime Spptaraice. i- Coutz are onctuded at thes *taver- ra Sap Dur a — Shee—Teied Fee i“ 2a — ; enn] mde Drece . =— a ee ’ —— Ter Shep—l oo 8 ost acs Women s “sat Shep—Thtre Piece 4 2 for $1 are Silk ‘oats of bengaline ,’

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_—— b Molasses Sticks Dlate-Dipped y dalf Pound ¢ Special - Charge TAM G4 ‘Yillinery | Procure this detectable conf Res ont Accounts ce. Suse regularly at 60c pound. ' Solicited Shop-—Firet Floor. WASHINGTON AVENUE CORNER SEVENTH TOMORROW—FRIDAY Remarkable Price Reductions on ew Spring and Summer Hats Hundreds from which to make vour selection in the season’s newest modes. ° 53 Stunning Hatr- braids, Striking Velvet and Leg- (dha 1D Ue ie rr LAA 4 : . ; -. im . . ° LA EINE horn Combina- A lions, Silk Crepe Satin and Ben- galine. Hats for all occasions These beautiful high-grade Hats. are the smartest of the season. Many of our higher prmeed models included. Do not miss this opportunity for marvelous values, BEDELL MILLINERY SALON—ENTIRE THIRD FLOOR in Khaki Camper, Motorist if ) | Linen Suits—In white. nat- ‘ Stunning G gray. consisting of sleeveless . a Silk toat and knickers, $7.95 Coats Piece Linen Knicker Suits, $10.95 Ly Charge y t | Y Accounts = Solicited WASHINGTON AV. COR. SEVENTH ece Tweed Knicker Suits—In color mixtures, $13.95 é Tweed Knickers— Al! Sizes, $5.95 » Linen and Twill Knickers— and natural color, $3.95 and $5.95 $2.00 Piocvor. ‘ A ~~ ee of Our $19.75 > les 75 ) 2 7 ‘ve 3 for the a Trip ‘’ " ve ee we *. -. c nt value icularly of its de- ‘ation Dav When vou ght Coat, frock. Eensern- 1 flannel. printed erie Ms 25” Fath: , sree fan beauty, | D 20) vears. ird Floor —- Low P ricing for Sach Rich Quality ay Trip . ake a short Mie Af : ; iday week. Rey | i-tailored, Coats in artly com. lf a more ired there bengaline tolors. Pand flared ette, ben- ‘and satin. All full Light and Attractively e Season’s Fur Trimmed irtest Vogue Modish Corded Silks - Lustrous Satins - Chic Scarf Effects - Rich Metallic Embroidery ' These strikingly fashioned The outstanding coat value ——— aotiese aed emily eupmner cor quality fabrics in both bright wear. They are developed of superior Se Goon, tnttallinn Wee: Be. bedeer and deep monkey fur. All exceptional values: BEDELL—COAT SALON—ENTIRE FOURTH FLOOR. . 4° and $49.50 at this favor- k- Third Picer ~ “— 7 * 'The worst da o ° ‘ | { } United Presbyterian Moderator. By the Associated Press | TOPEKA, Kan., May 28,—-Dr. W. I. Wishart of Pittsburg.wag e'ect- | > ed moderator of the United I’fes- | byterian Church of North america | at the opening session of the sixty- seventh general assembly here icst | By only one vote he defzat- | FINED $200 ON night. ed Dr. T C. Atchison, Lawrence, EXTORTION CHARGE ===seseecss— Dr. H. F. Killene, of East St. | Hoch Blosd Presstre | Louis, Convicted by J “* Shorten Your Life in Federal Judge Eng- lish’e Court. Dr. H. F. Killene, form | alted evclops”’ of the | Louis Ku Klux Klan ‘convicted yesterday of extortion by a jury in Federal Court there, to- day was fined $250 by Judge En- |glish after motions for a new trial of judgment had been How to Stop It—Read This. who was ,_a? PST ‘and art flashes overruled. . i ent , The maximum punishment for cata, % fin , uess., the offense was a $2000 fine and one year in jail. In assessing the! English said “‘mitiga- shown by the hyvs ‘fine Judge ‘ting circumstances itestimony” influenced him i! decision to impose a smal]! fine Dr. Killene was tortine $500 from Edward R. Chase convicted of ex- 1 druggist. of 1601 St. Clair avenue im return for 12 promise to suopress evidence of an illegal sale yf drug whisky by Chase to a klan Uquor inup campaign in edi jyuver in the cle a 40 . iP . 7a” Core St. Clair ¢ 1v24 0 n February, It may surprise you fo know high blood pressure is so serious that in- surance companies refuse to issue policies to those who have it. because it shortens life. High blood pressure gives little | warning and until certain symptoms take hold, you do not know it. They are head pains, flushed face, hot dizzy sleeplessness and nervous | Only a purely vegetable medicine like Norma that drives out the waste matter which clogs the system and forces the heart to do extra work can reduce high blood pressure. Oft. en one bottle of Norma will bring reduction enough to stop the symp. toms which distress and worry you. . Norma is a physician's prescription. It ; worked s0 wonderfully in his personal . a Practice that it has now been p/aced in | hic i Ol stores s0 that people everywhere r Ss can obtain it high blood pressure by reducing it with N W ol ff-Wilson, rug Stores and all good drverci«ats ia All spells, shortness of 21. Check the uncertainty of s a sue coon Finois Central d olph j | r Enderie & ohnseon Drug , ae pe} oad » ; THURSDA Ra. eer tees ts ' . MAY 3s, ie eA 38, 3926. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED = € ) came hes ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH eee Chic Baggage will be checked. Tickets good going on all Chicago trains leaving St. Louis ATURDAY, JUNE 6 Limited to Fifteen Days for Return Trip Good returning on any train leaving Chicago before midnight of June Children under 12 years of age half fare. Tickets good in chair cars and coaches; also in parlor and sleeping cars on payment of the usual séat or berth fares. Wabash Railway Chicago & Alton Two Counts in Indictment. counts in the indictment against Dr. Killene, the first charginz that he received $500 “under a of in- formation against’ the defendant nd the second that he did nd $500 from Edward R ’ is a consideration for not inform- “7% fhere were two . > tnreat rom Chase “de. Chise | fr against hin 2s a violatol ne national prohibition law Dr. Kiltene’s Testimony. n testifyinz Dr. Killene admitted | that he received a check for $500 4 > ee ‘ +. > - . 4 . ro ase to be used as a cont! eanup fund afte: promising ¢ ither a supp? bile ; ‘ JEFFERSON CITY Ma) re Secretary Ldwin 8S. Austin S$ Hig iy ission 4d violate ar it ne ¢ iss S qa lé . ’ « , f ‘ ; } Dav i \ aud ¢ ? ee is cnr) _ ° MONUMENTS TURNED OVER Mian Blamed tor Attack in Lexing- ton (Ry.) Ceometety. : he } Dispatch LENINGYT } M \ lIrnent ES Ole it | nzLo e were broke - urnesc rv YY so - —- entere . i Tuesda’ e is believe he work was that P . “i hae ki tn! ° ur z lanced re rs + mage was done the Breckenridge family lot where hands of a stor The fig erected ne head and both nat figure were broken off. that of an angel. memorv of Mrs. Anne Sophonist rreckenridge, bv her son, C. H If you want to be pep- pier — and to smack your lips over a wonderful treat—buy PEP from your grocertoday. A deliciouscereal, ready to serve. Brings pep too. Eat PEP for pep. Crammed with body- building elements. ) PEP the peppy bran food y so 7° I ~ > | 3 z y ee ee ee ee ee te ct cc itt ct ce ee, a ee, © en gl ~ gti ~ glln. et ee ee, ee ee, \n ——— os New Victor Records June 1, 1925 Red Seal Records Goyescas—Intermezzo (Granados) Vialoncello Solo Adagio (Bach) Violoncelle Solo Pablo Casals} ._., Pablo Casals} **°° Litany (Schubert-Cortot) Piano Solo Alfred _— 6502 Impromptu (in F Sharp Major) (Chopin) Alfred Cortot} $2-00 A la Valse (Victor Herbert) Violin Solo Mischa ee} 1079 To Slumber-Land (Kopylow-Hartmann) Mischa Elman{ $1-50 Lucia—Verranno ate sull’ aura Galli-Curci-Schipa (Borne on the Sighing Breeze) QDonizetti) In Italian 8067 La Sonnambula-—Son geloso del zefiro $2.50 (I Am Jealous of Each Wandering Zephyr) (Bellini) Galli-Curci-Schipa Sentinella (The Sentin-!) Beniamino Gigli (Bracco-E. De Curtis) Neapolitan Sto*Penzanno’a Maria Ncapoliten Beniamino Gigli (l,Am Thinking of Mary) (G. B. De Curtis-E. Dé Curtis) Dear One (Fisher-Richardson-Burke) Edward Johnson : nae gree in My Dreams Edward Johnson; $1.50 When You and | Were Seventeen (Kahn-Rosof) John McCormack! 1086 June Brought the Roses John McCormack | #15° (Stanley -Openshaw ) Concert Songs and Instrumental Records Forsaken (Koschat) De Reszke Singers Male Quartet— Unaccompanied 45491 On Wings of Song (Mendelssohn) De Reszke Singers $1.00 Male Quartet with piano Artist’s Life Waltz (Strauss) | Rudolph Ganz and 55255 Pomp and Circumstance St. Louis Symphony ;'s; 55 March (Elgu:) "Orchestra w; ie oe and Drum Pryor’s res s0008 Pershing Patrol (Herbert Phillis) Pryor’s Band Jatin see b arg “Piano Syncopations , Roy Bargy sone Roy Bargy| 75 Jim Jams ({rom “Piano Syncopations”) (Bargy) Fiano Solo Pipe Organ Solos My Wild Irish Rose (Okcor) Jesse Crawiord } Played on Wurlitzer Organ A Miniature Concert—Part 1 | : “The Eight Popular Victor Artists” \. Opies | Seng"-Storking Trio, 4. Menclogue—Monroe i ; & “When Y and | Were Young. ie”’- — Burr: 6. “Casey Jones” —Billy Murrey Be A Miniature Concert—Part 2 ae “The Eight Popular Victor Artists 1. introduction: 2. “Sweet Genevieve” —Campbell and Burr; 3. “Saxophobia”—Rudy Wiedoeft; 4. eee Love Sone” —Frank Croxton: 5. “Carry Me Back to Mr mal Peerless Quartet; 6. ““Masse’s in de Cold, Cold a horus Gems from “‘Rose-Marie” Victor Light Opera Co. | “Totem Tom Tom”—"Reose-Marie’’—"Indian Leve Call”— “Door of Her Dreams” “ Gems from “No, No, Nanette” _ Victor Light C ra Co. - "| Want te Be Ha P=" ow r — a Wal Any Girl At All” —“Tea for Two”—"l Want "ae ' te Be Happ Dance Paul Whiteman and | 19641 35756 $1.25 Whoa! Nellie!—Shimmy Fox Trot 75c Pozzo—Fex Trot | His Orchestra | Swanee Butterfly—Fox Trot | 'Waring’s | 19636 Little Peach—Fox Trot (from “Louie | Pennsylvanians 75¢ the 14th”) vocat refrain by Tam Waring When I Think of You. | HowardLaninand | —Fox Trot His Benjamin Franklin : — Lady of the Nile—Fos Trt [°" Hetel Orchestra Fla Wife—Fex Irot with vocal refrain ™ site ’ fetesnatiendl Menai | 19638 Who Takes Care of the Caretaker’s Daughter—F ox Trot 75¢ Whitey Kaufman’s Original Pennsylvania emer so li it Wasn’t for You | Wouldn't Be ing Now—Fox a as I Ain’t Got Nobody to Love—rox Big Bad Bill—Fox Trot Don Clark andHis | 19622 Cheatin’ On Me—Fox Trot | La Monica Ballroom Orch.{ 75¢ Music Arts Library of Victor Records 19020 { When You and! Were Young, Light Vocal Records Jesse Crawtord { (Johnson-Butterheld) Played on Wu Organ Victor Male Chorus (fram “Louie the 14th”) = Winter Song L'naccompanied Victor Male Chorus Titina (from “Puzzles of 1925") « Billy Marray lion! I Don’t Want to Get Married (I’m Havi \ | 7B. Too Much Fun) Billy Murray-Ed. ee Sisters} 75< 19637 Who Tokio Blues ~ Way Down Home Gene wilh violin, guilar, harmonica, piane The Time Will Come with violin, guitar, ukulele Peter Pan West of the Great Divide (from “Music Box Revue”) The Brox Brex with piano Records | | Florida—Fox Trot with vocal refrain | . , x7. - eee Poo 78e Those Panama Mamas—Fox Trot ) George Olsen and His Music | 19633 Oh That Sweet in Suite 16—Fox Trot 75¢ Charles Dornberger and His Orchestra The Love You Will Forget—Waltz (from “The pony BE The ne aS 19634 Take Me Back to Your Heart—Waltz 75 with vocal refrain Dan Gregory’s Orchestra No One—Fez Trot | Jack = 19642 Isn’t She the Sweetest Thing— Orchestra ‘7 Fox Trot with vocal refrain "7 Hello Hilo—Fex Trot with vocal refrain Hot Tamale Molly —Foex Trot Native Hawaiian [nstruments Alika 19591 Hawaiian Trie|{ 75¢ Beeth ’s Fifth Symphony, complete in one album, containing four records — List price, including album, $6.50 : There is but one Victrola and that is made by the Victor Company he a eee eR Re a ie ee et eel et et et ert et tl et el TNT Look for these Victor trade marks — — Victrola Victor Talking Machine Company, Camdea.N J. Victor Talking Machine Co. of Canada. Lid. Montreal Canadian price:st on request oe t eo) 8 a4 ~ x * f x ’ . PEE ety ', Jap Sn Foy _$ Se I I, i I i Tm I eT gS I~ GN, Gn LE I On, I, i, LO, ~All, ln, af - i | ; ' ‘| 4 ) ] ) } | Seen «

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Pie Oe we wes F-DISPATC od alone has MORE CITY C — en the we and one other evening newspaper COMBINED te — . eg RN ARC BTS een Month-End Sale of dwin Clapp Shoes Wednesday, Thursday and Friday : About 500 pairs of Edwin Clapp Oxfords in tan and black. ; incomplete ine 1¢s er several desirable styles. regularly $14 and $15, special 7) ry dando ims : | 85 : in Clapp Also 200 pairs ot Harbert Oxtords. lines. regularly iv Shop, Inc. Broken SHOPS, Inc. | 702 Olive Street | Aly —_ 606-08 Washington Avenue—Thru to , Sixth Serect One of the Most Startling Value-Occasions | Held in the Basement Store : SALE OF NEW SUMMER ws SL — — At One. Astonishing Low Price ) 4 coilechen of Hats that wll appeal! to these who are accustomed to the smart | styies and unusua! values always to be } teund im our Basement Store. 1000 Hats | the LOVELIEST. the FINEST possible j to ottain. CHOICE FRIDAY AT $1.00. ) ) Hemp Hets' Braid Hats! Ribbon Hats’ Feit Hats' Children's Hats! Straws’ White Hats: Black and White Hats! And Ail Ceiers: Drive m the NEW SERVICE STATION For FREE ADJUSTMENT and inspection of Your “wellem weeme are dangerous and eftem buret. Safferers are ac rosed get a twe-oerce og ne ttie af Bmeoraid (hi fil seg mt Kea! fer Drec Jeteewcn Sres > ¢ Ge. Bal’ Wiese reg O28 oad Bhart te reduce the veims anu Don: Dee Before Starting Ancther Driving Seasen a ence ; rei ase ore reer e.g Se weet “‘S Soon ke, Steere cot 8 ate =m Ses = & = ee eae & ee ee ee in fee & Se in e ir “ wah a Grete eee he eer one » wie be Sores, . 2 feat artred ee ee ee eee, oe the! eluate goeees ~eme cam or re Om oe SAYS MILLIONAIRE. } STOLE HIS Witt AND RUINED nM Ohioah Testifies Califor- nian Pursued Her on His Honeymoon and Later Trailed Her Across U. 5. ASSERTS MAN DUPED HIM BY “FRIENDSHIP” In Trial at New York for Forcing “Home-Wreck- er” to Give Him $10,000, He Says Charge ls False. Ry Leased Wire From the ‘New . > Vork Burcaz of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK. May °**—-wW a i _ - ”~ = > =_ ~ iret iz zo > : -e 7 ot 4. ‘ oo” ; i ry a “pera. ~"sBicr s gz @ | - mpel ing Sam 4 Guibersor a > r »— ~ . > os ™ ”_ = - ~ rc = >. OS) s -- - = ' ris Bn ereer a 3 te > > . -~ ai eo. ga. te Geugh. * prome pom tive > . answers a2 Z ie be = i aa * > s . e : a> rJa a2 ..) = 4 ’ ia ad as. ~ “ a se >= ngs 3 ~o . - — a2 a s = — ee . ~ — a ww S . 2 = bs _- > —— 2 = -> - Ra _ r » Si ~ s = o% ~* = —_ — - - = 2 ee raon New ~ i —~ wre ~ = - % _— . - -= r ~ = . ~~ ba ~ on -_ sh. UG ray = ~ . " - - aa — ~ a8 ja — a Fas : x ra : : *. .- » > 2 = & Kus DAUGHTER AN HIMSELF “~iham Vv ~~» ~~ + Ww mr tei ~ Mp Wife a Thee Hoe . > — éN = ~ P — - _- dele . 2e> _—" ee é - i. Fr = — - a PE a a are rr age ger = * : - : ‘ 3 s _ Z Mrs. Haas sibie motive for the siay-ne. Her “ondition is serious. sis wile Margaret. 4" was unable to tell police of a pes- Quality Peonies For Decoration Day >Re Per perd.) JULIUS SCHAEFFER 822 Olive Olive 3430-3431 Se LEARN THE OPTICAL BE INDEPENDENT—Enrol! now * for fall semester. In this course ‘ra ning Ss rvew you to engage im a clean and attractive “ton the earning capacity of am energetic and come = o ea r classes a . ae , ee x . i P, , a » a”, 7, » . Pitt eats ‘a © oa : ~~; 2 . A fe a b Py . . eo ~ ie * ie woman ts uni lmited. Standard ome and twe rear ae Gay anc night elasse PS. leadlne tS degree ef ¥ é , - Fre =: . =| ox? - - ii>tome : 2 = 548.000 by the perfection of a seit = in = - a , for mining coal wh ma-.2 ror In OrTmatuen. cai at tae ese or wail 4 i ay Phone Main ls Misseuri College of Optometry and ( 24 Nerth Tth Street (Eatire Third Filner.) vr? co one of the speakers befere Today J ee American Mining Congress ene) r,cle said tis company has Jost ton af A EY ee a8 ~~ } — — MBO Wa: seh nat ‘ asia > ie - > 4 - = 2 ro > -s + ¢ Ay pa 7 ~ i af. STORE CLOSED ALL DAY DECORATION Day Sizth Si. ~ FRIDAY!LAST DAY i IN OUR | Special Purchase Sales - tan fee = St ential eR Ts eS a -—~ OE oe cena aD or mee Pe EE Or ce Sethe § 6 @- ~ ec a2nmc re nrougn specia surchases we otter >srand "ew Summer resses at end ~ a “e-season orices. A.l =e ' Wwartec stv es .n at crepes cTepe de chmne ‘ub silks orints anc laces. Ever 2 ; —_= - oT Brery size _2 ever : \ - — Co Wes 4 A Road i. ~ N= A ' > * > — — - ziPriszan Sport oa Bai r} Fo Jig POL AS SES. > = i _— |." _- oe = - > - sa ~ ——- + —_— - — -— ~~ &» She Se, - 4 Motoring. _ —— a _——— | eS , ae * ‘e - ~ — , re ne-Day Sale FRIDAY ONLY the day arrives to ammounce a Bargaie % - =— =" Once again Carmval for Thrifty Shoppers. In many cases the gramps are extremely limited amd will require your greseece when the doors open at g A. M. fortumate purchaser. LOOK FOR THE GREEN COUNTER SIGNS | i= you are te be a ' jes a Oe as Pe Te eT ee ee ee at RP ee 2 PR we Ml He OVER 800 DR NEW LO\ ARV ELOUWS values busy Dress Sectiom ail day long. The re fabric will prove a shoppers who will be ¢ and srart to wear Let All Sizes — = ee dj Z 2 f a Pe ; HOSIERY ( [rregulars ) 39c¢ 3 fer $1.00 Wwimes Ensemble | SUITS Radically Reduced TT. ney

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is affectin the hi y, he fully | - Pn ee wn | ' | FOR THE NS OF COAL | sce Bem, hg Costs. me | eel, ages ana Prnorsct Pad FASES DA Ww SON OPTICA L CoO. | ~ “% PrN yee ae ie ae ali PY gy initia ts ee ere ie eT rey —-- P22 STE ot re ee ee - SaaS — EE I I A nik Mahieu meee om _ Pony eee TT, OI . aaa 2 rs 1 iis ie ae ie “ir SIVA Y, : es, elle ae EE | vtte Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINE ST LOWS POST-DISPATCH MACHINERY PROCESS alias et? a new ma- cost $1,000,000,000, but we expect. ADVER TISEMENT ! a a 12. ee De eae act OPTICAL PRO ' —Enroll now for classes being forme this course training is given which ) n and attractive profession, in whi of an energetic and competent mast Standard one and two year cou oF: makes the use ing of $500.000.000.”’ 1:30 P.M. Street j Yearly, Operator Says. | Of explosives in the mine unneces-, «: ie, Se : Associated Press. Sary, and will therefore reduce ac- |p. yngpsce anor mages tee. Apply Zemo, Clean Penetrating, Pip the -arr Maw 28. - ted Press. : . : agen st *% Mining | cidents. This machine underruts LISBON, May 2%.—vThe death | Antiseptic Liquid men OTe (OOKING t0rwal to theithe coal in the mine by chewing | *88 announced here today of Joao sdilicinetiiaen ~~ eee eee FTIsS BROS.& CO. Fass 3 he coal bill of the/into i . ihe . , _ S leading to dee j e when ' t with steel teeth. 17 n | Chagas, former Pre . and on i ou to sul- i ; w s—Lar est in the Wortd “ legree of Doete | | - States 1) , refuc otal , tidkily fatie he ae ee : ns r , re ogg re . ; hes at coeeat wn t ~ é oe The Old Reliable Credit Je eler g r g500,000,000 hy the perfection of a self-loader and is “arried away by ' thich led to the overthrow of the worm. Rashes and similar skin trou- 7 ata " wi 7 | 7 ( ) | V E S | Re EE | Cc b ; arn nm: urs... ) gevices for mining coal with ma-,machinery. We expect this ma-/ Portuguese monarchy and the! ples. Zemo will usually give instant - St. Leuls sd +} adie : - of satisfaction rpinery. Was the declaration yes- chine to reduce the cost of mining “S*#blishment of a republic. A na-: relief from itching torture. It | with every oputr mn, call at the college or write one Main 2190. | Thaurs.. v7 Sserday of Edward J. O'Toole, gen-|50 per cent tional funeral will be held tomor- eleanses and soothes the skin and | of Optometry and Ophthalmolo superintendent of the mines of | “It would, of course. take years | °°: Chagas was one of the lead-! heals quickly and effectively most 5. ae $ SO Street (lontire Third Moor ) gy the Daltec States Coal and Coke | before iis use became general. but | “"* of the unsuccessful attempt in| skin diseases. trating. dis er 3 , Diamone's We fo. in Wes Virginia and Ken-|we can look forward to that at | 1891 to overthrow the monarchy. nee y 2 see je ot : the Repairing Pr. Large | ssisi‘éWGein Diamon’s Guranteed LS weky, one | f the speakers before |Today about 500,000,006 tons of | He-was exile a as a4 prisoner to Por-' most delicate kin. i is oy Get Duplicated. Lenses for | Cc RS be Oo FR sw fe = = i TT a ahe American Mining Congress coal are mined annually in this “epuns . Attton. mater. 2 Portu- | daytime wpe becany’ druggist, and save all arinmnndirhannn go here. icountry at an averare cost of ial | Suese republic was established h@| gurther distress. Tria! bottle 35c, large | $A hn . . . OToole said his company has just ‘ton at the mine. That ied ama Was released, and in 1910 was ap-' size $1.00. Zemo Soap. 25c. eal g tion _— pointed Minister to Paris. With t ’ j | ith the thought of June Weddings and Graduations comes the de- sire to commemorate these happy events with fitting gifts of real worth that will be sure to please, and by which you will always be e**eeeeeeee es STORE CLOSED : Z M remembered. The sift most coveted and most cherished is the ALL DAY ' ; i beautiful, radiant Diamond. DECORATION DAY \ We offer Dia- Fm re: defy competi- } monds ~ AQirect \\I lj tion. Wwe spre- importations — for \ yy cialize in TDta- 9 f Wedding and | SYS , Mi ~ Uy mond Engage- (,raduation res- -— (fe —e r~ ment Rings #) : | —~ha ~ es { enis, at prices that > Tell your story ie Bs Tt with a ° Dia- INCORDORATEDSD St Louis’ Largest Womens Specialty Shop mond.” 5 ’ — XV Ay 7 -the-Month.# Pay Sale : | —_— Re ee ey eee 7 : : : - ; ~ : . 7 : ae — ....magine... Laces Satins Printed Crepes Filmy Georgettes Striped Tub Silks and Fancy Crepes Brilliant Blue White Diamond eet in high promgs.: The ring ie 1&-k White Gold. a a ty DAY ONLY y arrives to announce a Bargaie Shoppers. In many cases the groups ed and will require your Presence matgA.M. if you are to be a a a i The Itamond is a marvel of beauty firet quality biue white. Ring is 18-\ white gold: special value $89.50 an —= —_— 18k white gold. pierced and en- graved. ~* GREEN COUNTER SIGNS oa el ~~ ~ in atin —— ~* ee i ee a a... DRESSES Practically Given Away at ne Fourth Floor Stone-Set Ring Solid 1A-k White ‘ : sold mounting . *, “Eugenie Diamond Ring Five radiant Blue White Lia monde cathe davzaung lhe mond set in esguare top and wo im each sile uf mounrhos ting i#« platinue $189.50 Aleo at 8250 a ce NN a ee a ea Three eplendid bed Ue white IT imtiecormede Ring ww I5-k white gold $137.50 Aleoe at 8175 tts til sina sti al a et te ae ee { D : Sensational Dress Sale | ‘OVER 800 DRESSES AT A STREET, AFTERNOON, SPORT, | NEW LOW PRICE! O 2 DANCE AND PARTY FROCKS i i ie i | } ARVELOUS values like these will keep our | prepsniielpiderin nem pO mm | Mi tesy Dress Section humming with activ $ sean aa ee prie heen] Ser with Oemutifu i arge Amethwyet ar Popaz at $22.50 set Ald ith cryata! ire ae. 875. 8808. wee ae SS ie ~" NO MONEY DOWN TERMS TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE ee ee ili aii ti ll ee a tt ee ae Og ee, gt Georgette COATS Reduced! ee i a ee ww ae Ce ee old hngraved lhoman ' fabric will prove a revelation to the hordes oi shoppers who will be choosing something new ) and smart to wear Decoration Day. SPECIAL FACILITIES TO SERVE f All Sizes 14 to 46 BUSINESS WOMEN AT NOON HOUR Dress Section—Second Floor ; WASH FROCKS Ata Give-Away Price 39C 8m 5 newer style touches. Pastel tints, prints, stripes, high shades, dots. hey on sides $117.50 $100 Aiko at 8150. 00. £300 } $ 1 ] 95 AN AA “Dome” “Alderman” . ; | WP aX Diamond = Diamond MS Ri Fourth Floor if ing | Ri g =." = Brilliant biue } | — a Tri litenst err ) ~ ge “sane white Diamond. GIRLS’ allday long. The variety of style and quality of : 1 . \ Soe ney oe : a pleats, frills, jabots, flounces, tucking and all the jis 18k white’ gold hexagon top ~- Lt a, atl _ ~ “ eatin aati a i ae 17-Jewel Elgin i\¢ Me | My 7. , l oslens x Guaranicred “2 Ve ; lr at | = Z Ps ’ The Ki ite “Ail la imum. or seid i , - are I . ony | e = bed & s £ = s ad s c = s Ld ad s = e S S S = - = . . = = = s(( ¥v nite . id, et with 5s pul ‘ ho a af « " fi _—-- ‘ 4{( 5 y or besutiful bel ue white | Green gold filied case. «1 h ! ’ f lhamonde a owest prices poeetbdie graveu assorted) = pattert.. (, DAYLIGHT INEXPENSIVE SECTION " for finest quality merchandise ry Piain polmeRed. Gilt dia! ih) 2 aize. thin f . } . °. — | | a ° i .» Diamond Scarf Pin | ode!) Price , | atest Arrivals in BT MI eplee woe cat teed | ))) a 7 and one synthetic blue Sep Fitt.lc HMeautiful Hibben \ . s ummer RY) " prvire Viativnam om ff ' Waldemar chain with \ 4, H 3} white gold: green gold roid-f ‘ . : : ! ; a e O )) eter \ meg valie at Bt Led eld S5ven FREE with euch Wateh $17.50 Assorted Desigue ' | Cuff Links, 14-k. Green| BLOUSES A Give-Away Price Summer Silk Dresses ; $ 1 ' : Gold, Platinum top. Very ' =; e ° y " special at $9.89. | | Main Floor \ yy) Q \\ ‘dj autiful white geld tilled riet } - Vatche« ee on ¥ Odds & Ends > e " 29 Pc. ableware send ‘shapes 1 Mi yg t L‘nhowestra Pattern im Ttititew Tres years "our chotee R- } 45 ¥" by ue : er J oe ay ahora 6 og $ UNDE ( ome i call gies hs a hentetmes M ahog ars 9.65 W Se aa | r) Sorving. Tray wit camer - ay thee) ase ae en aotae tes Sis 1 one , 4 it | —— a tel a a men jes ae — , Die nada w. o up P EAR ) )) Old toon) ; 0 Rn 0 we us - Prices % “a aug. : (Ceunter Soiled) | | INY Pokes—as smart as Can be. Large ) pan We always have m stock the Alco Brassieres | brimmed modes in black and colors. M ’ gin goods we advertise. i Qc | Hairbraids, crepes, Satins, ribbons and i * r%&% \ Suggestions for Gifts | . . { , x = % te) eel a a 9 “Ee ee Main Floor lovely combinations. Altogether - oe Y \ . A Yi. 5 \ woul a> . sot ig ras — oour | alluring array of far advanced sind we t at Ke \ a Wa : B 0% ~ gece. yy r will captivate fashionable ag and women y \: Be stone Rings. ae : ioe j , ings tirst. )); ill Birne: Kings, Diemand BASEMENT — - ‘ who wear the new thing | init ' en a SSBB ERS SERBS RB BCE B BBB Bseeeesees eee Bs 8 Surp rising Wash Frocks ‘ ) of such quality \' Wash Frocks h : S rt ats Tub Silks! Bordered Prints! ‘ wees | Chuker a eee ; \ A } a wae F. conmaare mM Bes Coatiee woe ‘Bors: > Sensational Purchases ite Spo Trish Linens! Foulards! | Rhee Fi tate ort Spee, | Coronctesoos ce Goes ’ f $32.1 Belt Buckle and Chain Sete . Truly Astonishing Values: ° . ’ f , i 26 Pleces. in Leather Coted 7 | eng east eae! 3338 $4 95 $ fA 99 Figured Tissues. Rayons. Secneat" B25 10" in Mnbownay Chest | Sitiatyamte® Boon?” ‘and Ivorian BZ? Pieces. $47 In Polychrome Chest, 5@ Pieces, $0: Pen and Pencil) Sete “ne Candlesticks (pair) <i) ter-pleted . - tas “ Compecte sterling iver OColggg” Patterns in Usility Tray. 2° me oe °; ae ; * Ann teregary ‘ Am beesador ow fabrics as pure .! Pe ae Frid : English broad- if VER 1000 wonderful bargains in this great *riday Pieces, with Solid Handle = $23 40 a " 2140 cloth, gypeana ; sale Styles galore in the splendid fabrics listed )y Knives and Forks oa ne y vce oe a o HIC felt and kid sports Hats that every above . . colors that show the most wanted paste! : RADIO FANS Uwe te on WT RE gn EE or sn, ris nens, ae — -+¢hat w ' Monda rem 7 —— | voiles, aes | smart miss will want for Decoration . tints and stripes . walues that will prompt you to Tate ~~~ peo trom a, WOE Pm SP, Sag i : * ‘ons. All new buy two, three and more at a time. 9:30 te 10, central standard of fal’ and Peppers. sterling sliver 1 satinette and . 2 Day and other Summer occasions. ’ atts Gres. & Co's hoor Hundreds of other things, too eumearqua other desirable masic. Wave length 469 meters to mention, Came in and have our fresh styles that have just arrived for their initial showing Friday. All Sizes 14 to 46 ond Floor-—Broadway Side — i an he! with ar ectlans wenn A RN Le SS See Our Store Windows for Special Bargains Watehes repaired a)! work guaranteed Thamendse remeuntied. ¢ jewelry re paired and remedeied ie «aye age = | rings modernised | ; Call or write for catieog 906 Phone Bell. Main 97 o TOR6 and esieeman etl) s | seas ciaias ee 8 8 * Sua BeBe aeaeaesn s&s Sepeseesegssaes fs : | Open Saturdays Till 9:30 P. M., Other Days 6:30 4 % weaves. Every vented color. ee ee ~ | Fourth Flour.) * MWeseeameseeueaueameeneeaeameeneencnemeueeeeeeneuaeaeaemeeseeseeseesmes c ading Models for Larger Women o . _ . ° 7 7 ee ae ee ~ ~ So 4) yt) } } } A KR ’ 4 | A A y 4 } f ; ] - ] 4 ~ | STH es! Cee , eta atic te | ) P. ~~ VW { ; \ R | j A \ T ) ™ ( = - ae rt ial : re af el Pw cy + wp ‘ it . by eS Bes OS Ee Lae Aw ' <<. D ae She. ae hk ua ae % 5 v . 4 ote . . 724 ) if . 7? - 4 - - ;

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reg ownage aD” a Te ee ae, eee » ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Nu COMBINED Masn Ficor Sale 2000 \V\ WS Mazin Floor The Store for ALL the People Leather and Silk Bags Ina tremendous sale. These Bags of the very newes! styles and fabrics. Purses to match each of your Sum- mer outfits. Practical and dressy models. Make your se- lection early while the style. size and fabric ranges are complete. Styles Under-Arm Top-Strap Back-Strap Poach Semr-Poach and Large Poaches y Materials Armadilla Calf Vachette Goat Morocco Leather The silk Purses are in the under- ( arm stvle—plain or embroid- — ered artistically in unusual color combinations Main } ‘oor age sts. 25 Extra Shoe Fitters In St. Lous’ Largest Bargain Basement Decoration Day Shoe Sale Shoes for the Entire Family in a Great Purchase Men’s, Women’s, Boys’ and Children’s Shoes Selling Below the Cost to Make > . See ~ . ms ~— e . ~ .* + ~ on » % > > bod : hue © ~ * . . > ~ = ~ 2 : ™ - _ . > ~ ~ “ : ’ . : . — ' 4 “ ~. . ~ ~ -= > ’ = .* ‘5 fee = — : —— . Sari * Aided % - ~. ~ * For Men ad Young or me aD 0 a : - " ™ . > ¥ °% ~~ ; 7 - . : : ‘ . >. ~ in oath . ru ' » > . * Te ae ad _ ~ ~ ~ _ — ee . > 7. - 7 . > ~ > _ . . : % ae oa ya “Olt + ATT ™ : *v : “4 ~ . —_ _ - 7 ~ > . _ : oe a he ~ 7 9 -_ . * . “2. + > = - > ° co Sale in = Bargain Basement Women’s and Girls Law Shoes — _ e- » = $2.85 Boys’ Shoes Children’s Low Shoes | Men's Work Shoes Durable Army. Scout | Dre-ere sien, -ut-on: craps Broad m fortable and dress Shoes with solid oat Yom Pee ray .4 leather sewed soles ‘tine for Bor Scouts. S$] RR Sires wie to > S Bargain Raseween: | iw Id BE OR EE OER RS Qe — ~_ ~ - ba = oe . 1 “a. “4r* ae . 2% PIE °a....9 “R. “irre > : ers . oie . Rerceie “seeweet . -*s se _ ~ _ - ~ . | ai ~~"? — $1.88 Bergen Seaee went . ~~ We Sell Excello Paper Patterns — in Our “ Bargain Bazement~ Phonograph $ . Player-Piano Records ~ The Store for a St dousdawcd Burguin BOLE MEN The Long Pant Suits—£e2 Ba Wants One » AEE che Peso a i A Sale of 2000 Boys’ Long Trouser Wash Sailor Suits 39 The Suits are beaz- tifully made. Come m ether long or short sleeve stries with large sailor ff colar and —e . : } White Galatea Suits, With Blae Peggy Cloth Col- lar and Caffs Blue Saits of fine Peexzy clheah. All perfectly taiior- ed: afl guarameerd fast colors. A new Suit for any eme that fades. All sizes. S to &. Mothers will do well to ber 3S or more for the sea- on = ue. Teliepbome order= wil! be taker om these Salts. Thars- Rh Basement Sale of 3000 New Summer Princess Slips /Z. | Regular and Extra Sapee Sizes Nainsook and Sateen Summer =" Bordered Silk The Fabric of the Hour in the Basemen! ‘Bargzie Bapgewert—* aces. > 12.000 Wanted New Silks $1.19 New Printed The Nainsook Slips SILKS | Double to the Hip $7 88 eee ‘Ten Tv +e stries . ~ Witla aces. © Ordinarily Sold at | Rael ot =: : a ~ + Tams to co vith 59c @ar from €6co 8 F ™ : | ¢he pew saficr suits. Speciai er | ii ew : ' 7 ’ - ‘ : ; Hi : t t : ; 1 New Purchase Dres You untill be more than Dresses when you see the re only 310.00. These are strat solid and broken stripes; re V-necks. button high: side, & stules: tier skirts: leng wat skirts, patch and set-in poc hone battens: silk motwe & belts. Materials

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We Sell Excello Paper Patterns in Our Bargain Basement “i Boy Wants One of 2000 r Wash Sailor Suits (Bargain ment— Nugents. ) r etvie Tams to £o with we OFC Na d striped co tv five sti les: ith laces. em also the more with deep white onl. nted Spring nt—NVeagents.) New Voile and Tissue S* Dresses Attractive volle and tissue Dresses in semart new checks and figured patterns; collars — « we | and cuffs in con- trusting sha ade a. P ,) Sicses small, me- im, inare (Rercain Basement.) $1.50 to $1.95 ay 00 Men‘s an 4a women's California style Suits. Many attractive colors. All sizes, while 1000 last. (\Rargain Basement.) a a ‘Sng anda TH ORSDAY, MIAY 28, 1925. — _—_ -_—- ee ee P Jp 5 eit oh Z 5 The P Dat; y se TCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening ee COMBINE D ee ee Se Complete Stocks! re Assortments! rs a Yn A : yar. Grass Catcher With a Hi -(;ra y Extra ~ , ) S a Steel Gras porte 32. 95° 2 ri ae ~~ ree = 9 Shear eae Wa’ nade of ood ‘ —_ ‘ f ity ; wr } ; ~ . : sew ed- eather Both are in- rnere, 00 k and cluded with ath " ~ > ’ >. am » ¥ ’ > em * @ — eve) eve eve) eveve)e)evevere — — ~*~ 5 ee RES EE eT $3 50 @ , \*) All silk im black, blue, green. purple and garnet. shades . satin borders. Made. 10-rib style, short club fancy S © v i 2 ee with cord arm ewing os and «tub end. (Main Fleer.) * *: nd *, e .: e) I) . ey (ove: e ere OOOO OG. FTOOOOOUOOOOOO0O Leatherette Cushions ey Only - i Ml tl th - - LO A fm hh il hn tn he ee - - ~ - ~ © ee — Pee Hair ita Friday Only tines (iid Sine.) - . ~ - ~ = - - - — “4 _ (OKeerere elererereejelelevelereevele) evelelelvevereieje ofeKereeyveyreevereyveye exe Men’s English Broadcloth Shirts pm pens MDa da: sale a aaa ar Bh (Main Fleer.) - SLSTSLSrSierierie@e e ereleleletererererelerterbe ® sheers ey eho) eee) eLeNe\s) ©) eho e) eo) eVeVeXeleleve) eveveveke)e) ekeleevevexe a) eve) ereleveleleveve\eleleleleveveveveveveve) evevevevevelererveve e\ee er.erereveverveiehlelere @\e.e.er.e ele) eke) ehehelheleveveveleveye 50060060000 - , — im - - J - Z ” - - - a ‘es SOS OO OS SLO SLOSS OO SO OTS SL SOTS SOLS SSO SOLO OLS ONO (O) G1 S581 8) 8. O18) - - - ~ — - ~ _— — —_— ~ . - 7 _ ~ — - — . - Men’s Summer Pajamas Frid ee wa Pref =, iw wee” 7) 29 ee: @ @ @'@ @'@ @ @'e'e'@ el everejeveveyete, e, e; erer;er °) ere. 3066) ever (oxexevere: ‘eve = - “ - = - - — — Men’s Athletic Union Suits Friday Only = Siesite ~~ s of § + (Main Fleer.) _ —— - — — —_— — ‘evevele@ eee eteveletel serele etetetetetertet(eteleierertertelerererele (ee elelele tere $3.75 White Flannel Friday Only, Yard..... | ee - ~ i (a “ ~~ _ a ‘$3. 50 ‘White pene friday Only, Yard. ee tease . $2 08 - 1) y~ ® weight for suit gkir (Third Fleer—Nugente) ee ee ee ee le ee ee ee ee ee een ge ee ee en ae ee ge gt ge eae “Xe - we — - ~ Nugents Standard Mattresses Friday Only a 15. Q5 ‘Thiea h loor—Nogents.) i, ee een ee! aa | el ae ee he —— © WOOL OOK OLSSON e ONO O) 0) © ONO KOKe Keo KovovoKorere: Double-Deck Bed Springs ae *) 0. 95 OO OOT : oye cnn TOOOUOOOOT frre tps es sire eis. x0 SAS sar aprins inclined hes (Third iow ae } - “ a - - (eye (ey oKeleeveveveveveye = Ne et a ae - - - - — - $1.19 ‘ane Size “Renee Pillows Friday Only a a (i) ' bea t? +] pa Lerne —— (Fourth Fleer.) (NN SY DNS NSN NS KOON LONO NO NON ONO NYLONS ONO ON OV OKO KON OKONONO OVO V OOOO ONONO $1 9-Piece Breakfast Sets Friday Only &3c Fourth Floor.) t ar — e* armpe : : ° ‘ . ~~? TS fe Ss — lm hlU SS OS ee ene ne ee fe eS 28 @ (eelaserele erereevelererereree © OK OKO) 0K OOOO Le Ove (oleae eleven ele eveletete $2.95 Stamped Jumper Skirts Friday Only ess ol ~°$2.25 Ps sf tt ome sa as na? if (Peurth ge! blue aud hetpa bi i. @ a ae aes a } leer. ) (0 eK ere Geers ONS ONO SONS ONO 0 (Oe) 01 ole laKe e olorereye ovelereeiere ere $1 Women’s Stamped Dresses Fricay Only SE eR eo Se ae ee a ee a a ee a ee S5C — —- - haw oie oe « - ; ” Fourth ~e.. ) BANG e OOO ONO e ONG OOK ONO e (OONO) 0 OKO Ke) 0 ONO oO Kale Kove (ore ele (eo overe ere $3.95 Screen Doors Friday € Only :, wee A - —_— . =. = = a ' Fes ’ free a " (‘bourth $2.85 ele elete@e ee @° @:.e" eo. ONG G0 Ke Cove Ve 1@. @re:e ©: @ ere, ever veves e. eve, eevee * e:1¢ $1 00 Vacuum Bottles Friday Omp bee ‘ad mcre DOGO O6GOSOOBOQOBOIBEOLOSOOSOOSOSSISES SOS OS $1.95 Chiffon Hose ~ $1.65 oe Only, Par ‘(Main Fleer.) ™ a ami }? — — — — on P a erele evevele ete aveveva vote vee eevee (eel eveveveleveiete Se ere @.@ierert.eiee 500 Leather Traveling Bags rinforred he \* SS Shererererlertererlererelerverte ©\ 0) OVO) eVe\e)s\eyevee) $12.50 Boys’ V est S Suits Boys’ e latest English ee Mme veal and two-pair egos re ful lined. (‘ome in tweeds and CaAsSSimMmeres - light and éark « $ to 17. seciael: Boys’ Baseball Suits “Pley Ball” ere four-piece Suits — in ro pants, cap and belt style. Grey and “r cqglors. $1 95 Sizes 6 to Boys’ Warm Weather Knickers Special purchase of a well- known line of boys’ wash K nickers—ful! cut—the kind that wear and wash we Sizes 7 to 17 . 95¢ **Boy Blue’’ Blouses Regular $1 and $1.25 Values Ihnis lo of Blouses are in check, stripe and plain Broken siges in some patterns. Sizes 8&8 to 16. 719¢ Special Boys’ Genuine Palm Beactls I elit nth i dicts te acaba a $1.00 Boys’ Play Suits.......... 5Sc Boys’ Athietic Underwear, 40c (Third Fleor—N\ugents.) You will find dandy Shirts—made-of the following | fine materials: ————————— Plain English Broadcloths Domestic Broadcloths ‘*Topsylk’’ Mercerized Cotton Shirts Flannel Fancy Cotton Shirts Fiber Striped Madras Shirts ' Lustrous Sateen Shirts Madras and Other Shirts Fancy English Broadcloths Neckband, starch collar to match and collar-attached styles. Sizes 13% to 17 in the Iot. Every Shirt Perfect No “secepds.” No damaged Shirts. No skimped or thrown together Shirts made for a sale, These are GOOD Shirts, through and through, from makers who stand high i. the Shirt world. Bolid coiocor, stripes and fan- cy Shirts. A We Are Featuring in Our Junior Maid Shop The New Balbriggan (Two-Piece) Tr Suits Tnisses and = is one S Made of a fine knit fab sieeve models llustrated. ric n lo ns and short Delightfu | sport outfits. The co are rose, green tan, a . { Op en, en, yoo or- ry 1( 95 ; Sizes tO 18. Priced... chid Imported Voile Dresses These imported Voile Dresses for giris are adorable. Such lovely shades and combinations of colors. i» the most attractive styles. The as- sortment is complete. All sizes ana one $1.98 *° $5.95 150 Spring Coats Newest sty in $5.95 to $25 Se. Gs ots i Coiors al (Seeend Fieesuil agen@.) Straw Hats*” 70°" No Extra Oharge for Fancy Bands MEN'S SENNIT STRAWS— Cable edge: comfort fittag bands, sailor | 8 Pe rr 1.65 FANCY BAND ST'Y Li-—Light-weight $2.50 Split Sennit Strawe.. FLAT-FOOT SENNIT—Popu- lar wide or medium, also Bark- alo, split and fancy $300 Jap braids.......... (Third Floeor—Nwgents.) (Main Mieor—Nugeats.) g@ An Unusually Large Showing of Sport Hats For Memorial Day and Summer Outings White and new sport shades—in all the latest, smart. shapes. Make your selee- tion now. New Peanits .... New Novelty Straws... 7 New Kid Hats.......... $1.95 and $ New Leghorns .......... $3.95 and $ Leghorn and Velvet Combinations. . Bankoks $10.00 and $12. 50 (Secend Filoor—YNuagents.) a a oo ss er eee FF ©. eT “Romance Dorothy Dodd the etyles in Bathing Suits Never have White Shoes been mr ‘tractive season, re ate ‘han nis For Memorial Day mace selection nich rhoose. The = * ( California style, one-piece ec is if Whi ite 2 $Q.00 0 woo! Suits for women and Kid. chtidren Beau- an O98 at tiful selid col- ore and stripes Other styles from Al) sizes a $5.00 to $8.50 (Second Fileer—N agests.) (Feurth Fileer—Nagente.) . ————— . Summer Suits eS | ; . For Bs. 4 Memorial 2 Day ., -. — 4 New Nobby Two-Pants Summer Suits MATERIALS MODEIA Fiannels, tropical worsteds, | Two-button, three-button, gabardine, mohair | gtoutsa, slime, shorta, longs, Every new pattern for the young man, also the conservative model for the older man. teautiful grays, tans, novelty stripes and fancy gabardines, also a good range of shadow striped mohaifrs In sizes for men of all bulida. Linen Golf Knickers ag Men’s Flannel for Men and Young Men | ea Trousers re ' and-taiior « correctly Golf. outing and country Graped. In the season's moet wear Perfectly talliored in | desirable patterne and colors the new pl ee four style (mg full Englieh etrle models. - 4 , Wide range to #e- Prizes .* oO -—$3. 25 lect from and won- $7.50 Priced dGerft! valves. Friday ~ ‘ ce ee “=e « * ll oe bas oe alu a eS ae ae . i? ; # Ca LD Ra PRCA Ang + ORG

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——— ~_— — POE ST ae — ~ ~ " . " . r a 4 . ‘ rcon ~ ail ad 2 a a ae : ‘Fy, ryt min and Mle other eprnind mews r LO WBINED ae . cTrerterer ON T-DISPATCH Brit POS T-DiISPA CH rfone AReas WORE (ti ¥ Cm ulation than ‘me mor g an - - pape et Pi an a a , ws 4 Fe , : . ee ee SORE A hi: ———— — — : ¢ pac % a sme of two heures 53 minutes ” .** ame = * > -aa° . ~— a a? & ate = W-or?*’e Fe2e-r _- ‘+o Se. j HORACE L. DYER OF ST, LOUIS speed wa e “a a io . mn rs an : ‘ =n | oe = at he am fash a. wait as the made by Baby Gar [Vv ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY | Men’s SHOES Half Soled ¢ | IS RECEIVED BY COOLIDGE gg thane . S Dental Clinic} WITS TES euseg : np ae error Befoi B oe pearccr aces || SRS a cot es of Twe Vacancies in Pret of Sun » ; Just 3 More Days | a | ore you uy. °° : ae A, = 6 & Soe PHONE NEAREST SRAYCR 7 se ar a2 Was ac MaAcaine »¢ 7 "are | CLOSED: SATUR Shop Famers for Saturday Bargain d - 1 » | sa enact hr ~~ Ase oat Pee s : : sapien 8 a. we. ask , ee - WASHINGTON. Ma 7s —Ca - . = Friday. Monday and T wzesday—to get - : re and cg Ae —aeltnagemenndiceg = fates for tae twe car — , Re _— os. rs wl = = a - oo ona x on wd rin bee 2 Atmags Ree For Your Old Washer Mncoce t Dyer of St. Louis. nes | a ee ee on the NEW 1925 Wonder mode! SS eee — estern Electric Washer Deer. Republican, of Miso : People Must Have Made and Backed by a World- ou art urment Great Electrical Organization soe > Joint-Ease Says = Famed for Endurance NEGRO'S $300 LOTTERY FINE Druggist wiegepidg a hg oo tpdhge DISMISSED ON HIS APPEAL ’ ) woh . . sher mice Gayer Heokis bv aten- - Tr . Case of Ama Lee Was cope enn. ggist frienus ALUMINUM TIrexar’ fh ser [ -—- FAR DRIVEN BROADWAY & ” 4 — - es - RATA i ee cece Wes a he | ghar gyi Top. Wringer and Cylinder x} WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS Slace, was ss surchase up to $20 -— = Se —— i 2 BOYS $150 SCOOTERS i : $1.00 ! 2a GIRLS $3 LOW SHOES — | $1.98 $2.45 S0YS' $4 SHOES wr OF-MONTH CLEARANCE a 2 boats & Dresses 4 : =20 sera ag e : S 4 : = ind ee : a | ew > t . It’s time to buy Clothing for Summer! With a two-day holiday directly ahead with vacations, picnics. trips, excursions aiready starting——you ‘ll find plenty of need tor distinctive Clothing. in this dee underselling the very | | you 1 need—ane —_- * « namehened will be altered in tige tor Siemnerthl A RB mDmwe.s ¥ : rc + ad + lem s ar $3 Tricolette S One and Two Pants Suits s Princess Slips a.” 4 eather and felts: The range cf styles 1 efects. hoods, rolls, quan °-gar— re as* nocume day & re Memortai Da Many Matron Hats $1.50 GIRDLES extreme. . 98c Clever Mew Sport arger shapes. Aliso ~~ s THAT WeLID 4 i = : +" 7 sa > 33s A ~mosacag Rouse Aprors second F ‘wncer MEN’S EXTRA PANTS Fer Vacaton, Outing, Sperts or Dress Wear ee ro. W PAIM BE EACH SUITS BOYS qT O- ~ . Or Vwracua— Oo ‘oo “eas | eeeine > nome * . = ~aate: il shades and $1.8 $ Values to $8.30 i - : : L> Pare Beg 2a — aif ac | ' cae? i 32 - | Ai]l-Woei Biue Serge Suits >] _ PANT SutTs B3¢ ee ae FRIDAY ‘UNDERWEAR BARGAINS = os Lia —s - tea « -a2uiere ™ om Rear” = + . = ¥ a cs J oe " > oa : , ‘ e-~- Be — ———: ct wae 94.30 -_ , ow i we sr” « — 958 - mre 3 +3 | WOOL SPORT SUITS Yaiues to $23.50 ten | DS ee he a 1 Lae - » > - + $17.50 Boys’ Vest Suits S$ 8 @ F. Isviucble Cigars. boxzes—c for ssc Boe 4 Jaccenel clear Havana Cigar, ! Excvs vaise—& ook P--vate rpck Szvene Blasts. 2! ae sal +4 *t. ’ t- were _— "ot. — : ’ : . ~ . ~~ : ce ~>~. > = & ~ “~eare % «oe ‘ oe "Sore ." g ™—-etee a8 . . : « “ 7 *. r 7. “a ~ be ie — ik > $ p: 3 Pecer Zaupemane's Band-Mate Other Trousers for Dress Wear : mittee 1 F R. Reece's Zand-Made OGE.™ Preed at $2.38 to $7 OO ms aide wre-tmaiity “Vase Am * ies amd Maser Hand-Made € ee ee anes ne ee ee SO eS ee Cm en Te Samp e Wasr Suits Primce Albert anf Velvet Teseds Smeg - Y -~ acerimo C garettes. 70s for ude? erreur 2g" Camel. Chesterfield Special for Fishermen Men's Strong Khaki Pants 79¢ — Magerrtec: VORTHWEST CORNER FIGHTH &2 WW ASHINGTON,,'

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oa ae - ' mt ta _ tise ne THURSDAY MAY 28, 19235 heli aiieeteneeeeee ———— THURSDAY. MAY 28, 192% ES Halt Soled ¢ WITH THE sy OAK LEATHER e Call for and Deliver PHO ALAREST DRANCH TORDAT HUNDREDS of CY SL PS Bhoree to Be Sold rday Bargains | BLADIES’ Si SILK HOSE, ee ee RICE AND LESS falue~ to S86 at $2.95 and 81.95 BEAUTIFUL Dresses | Of Silkk and # Washable Materials o. $R98 up to $39.98 New Millinery Silk Coats No Cash Needed We make credit terms so easy that everyone can afford to dress well. NO MONEY DOWN on any purchase up to $20. Priday Regardless of tar Br rand Shoes Are Re tler’”’ tle w s¢ 4K. White Low Shoes S$. : RECORD HITS! “FAREWELL” “Days When You and! Were Sweethearts” 709-11 Washington Av. Next fo Loew's State—t natn irc nov white Clie (S48 95 =_ CUR D Witheut Cutting er Pain Years’ Experience. ST. LOUtIs. MO. — | Fo _ Roerner ae hNodiam Mr. J £ Hains, contra Je > A a Ferry pod. Mr. fF Goetz, mail carmer. 742¢ ) ta. and manr hundreds more Herniatone (o.. SOL Pine St... St. Lowla, fall between 10-4; Saturdays, 4-6, 4G — LINCLEUM RUGS $8 MATTING “uss $ $18 seg ‘RUGS and black. For Dress or Outing! Smart White Hats $7 95 to $5.00 On Sale in the Downstairs Store HUNDREDS of the newest and favored styles of every description and for every purpose—sult- able for sports, dress or street—of Milan hemps, pea- nut body, hairbraids, satins, bengaline, silks, kid The range of styles includes small close-fitting effects, hoods, rolls, droops, turn-up brims and the larger shapes. Also included are the newest shades STIX, BAER& FULLER GRAND-LEADER (Downstairs Store.) STIX, BAER& FULLER | GRAND-LEADER | 4 ; #iCigar Specials | me ; —.. 3 for Mapa Cuba. E! Producto, i #422 The Following Brands of Cigars: Chancellor. Harvester. Garcia Grande, [E/ Roi Tan Le Palina. Dutch Masters, Muriel, Admuration sc Don Julian, Mercantile —_ 372 conan » $4995 Cluded without charge. | only St. Louis evening Presp news service. Tungsten Hand-Made Cigars, 6c Prince Albert and Velvet Smoking Tobacco, g2c a pound. Tuxedo Smoking Tobacco, full pound, &2¢ Melachrino Cigarettes, roo for $1.75 and 1 box 24 cigarettes tn- S.B. & F. Inv incible Cigars, packed in natura! Spanish cedar boxes—z for rsc. Box of so Cigars, $3.50. A Nacional. clear Havana Cigar, manufactured in Tampa, Fila. Extra value—éc each. Private stock Havana Blunts, 2 real value, sc each. Box 50, $2.25 Box of 50, $3.50. Peter Hauptmann’s Hand-Made Cigars, 6c..-.--.-25 for $1.50 F.R. Rice's Hand-Made Cigars, 6c 25 for $1.50 Niles and Moser Hand-Made Cigars, 6c . 25 for $1.50 25 for $1.50 Camel. Chesterfield and Lucky Strike | Cigarettes. 200 for $1.17 (Cigar She Dp. Main Fioo: — — —* ee — —-_ = ee ee See Our PRM on Page 5 GRAND- LEADER | Entire Stock of Women’s al Misses | Spring Coats A In a Great Sale Friday ee ee FF eee quality voile jn fine check or solid finished with crochet : white, pink, orchid, } color gingham, trim- edge on shoulder peat ay mh a) blue and canary yellow; sizes 2 to med with small ruffles or hand straps; white only. Others of fine ‘ amis 6 years. Others in panty frock embroidery in colors to match; stripe with double shirt in the (Downstairs Store.) style at “as $2.95 sizes 2 to 6 years. high colors; sizes 36 to 44. —_—— Women’s Silk Hosiery At 69c Pair HREAD Silk Hose, semi-fashioned, three-seam back, double soles and toes. high-spliced heels and lisle tops. May be had in all colors, black and white. Sizes 8% to Io. Seconds. Bobolink Allen “A” Silk Hosiery Chiffon Hose $1.25 Pair 89c Pair per, | 7 BEVERY Coat, including women’s and misses’ ow, A, sizes, in our Downstairs Store Coat Depart- my ment is offered at 12 off of the original marked \ ) \ price. The reduction to be made at time of pur- ) \ chase, Included are garments of light-weight | materials only, such as Poiret twill, twill cords. “ \) suede, satin, and silk. 7) | NA/ , x | Rs Many are trimmed with Summer fur. others wee: | § =e’ have touches of embroidery and braid. Shown in ne pm navy blue, tan, rookie, gray, green and high shades. Not all sizes will be found in each style or color, but a complete size range is of- Guaranteed pure thread Sheer Chiffon Hose, clear Silk Hose, semi-fashioned. and even weave: semi-fash- have double soles, even high ioned, have double soles and spliced heels, snug fitting toes and high spliced heels:+ ankles: all colors and black: host of colors. black and sizes 8%, to 10. white. All sizes. Pownetaire Store ) ’ ae Boys Boys Fu & | AmoreD D¥{E XD -TO- of genul ne 4 . EN D ma Panama c!oth in a good as- sortment of shades. suitable for dress or outing; sizes 7 Boys’ Wash Suits te ; y Men’s Shirts Sizes $1 25 iz pened and cae pongee Seema $ 1 .00 in middy and Oliver Twist ‘V idras Sport Blouses with —llarge laydown collar and short sleeves: also of percale in stripe | patterns; sizes styles; in solid colors anc ae Fine cotton Shirts in tan. binations: also Jong-pant Sailor blue. gray and white; have open Suits. cuffs; full cut; sizes 14 to 17. Boys’ Linen Flapper Surtts tin Men's College Bow Ties of silk, natural color, sport collar, short in gay, mew patterns; have sleeves, knee length, at $1.98. elastic rtbbon bands, at 29¢ Downstairs Store ) Downstairs Store.) Bathing Suits for Men’s and Boys’ Wool Suits At "2 LL-WOOL, in the meyers California style; have fancy chest and tail stripes. Shown in a variety of combination colors. Sizes 36 to 44 Also included are a few ribbed stitch Suits in the lot. ee Newton style made of eee ee Men’ S Summer Trousers : 35 } | ELL tailored of genuine Panama : cloth in the new English model with Ls | wide bottoms. There is a beautiful! selec- ) i’ | | tion of shades to choose from, All sizes 29 to 42 iy | White Duck Trousers, $1.95 ; fs j Splendidly tailored of a special quality | if | White Duck that will give excellenr serv- } _ ice, full cut, have tunnel! belt loops and beet ee eet «6d fimished with neat cuffs. | ee Khaki Trousers, $1.39 and $2 | ' | Excellent for work or outings, built of sulphur-dyed khaki of a quality that will launder and wear well; finished with cuff bottoms; sizes 29 to 42. Sailor Pants for Outings at $1.95 The most popular Outing Pants for boys and girls. Neatly made of excellent white duck, have laced back, top pockets and 22-inch bottoms. Sizes 26 to 36. (Downstairs Store.) ——— —— a Women’s Apron Dresses Hand Embroidered—Special $1958 DEAL for outings or home wear. SP wre 5 Of checked or plaid Amoskeag and “*iT= | "45 Kelbourne ginghams; some trim- bo. 7 // ¢ med with smart collars of white -sam4¥ g dimity, others have bandings and £7") & wide sashes; all are hand embroid- fee: xt BF ered in fancy deSigns; most wanted = —2¢-aii 2 colors; sizes 36 to 46. asset ‘a He Ay BAe Apron Dressesat95c ) OE Of Amoskeag and good quality | \¥ standard ginghams in large checks, > as a also solid colors: attractively trim- [J .. med; medium and large sizes. w : the Entire Family Women’s and Misses’ Suits 3 98 to $5.00 PLENDIDLY tailored Suits of worsteds in the popu- lar California one-piece styles—a large variety of mod- els in the light shades such as jockey, Kelly tan, as wel! as navy blue and black. Misses sizes 28 to 34, women's sizes 36 to 46. Men’s 2-Piece Suits. $3 3.50 Boys’ Bathing Suits, $1.50 Very Special! Heavy. all-woo!l Bat 7 ng Suits in th These Wool n Bathing Suits are in the one- . . guard style in the two-piece anal | with white piece style. They come with or without skirt at ng ults shirt and navv biue Srtenties : the shirts are May be had in solid colors and combinations. crotch button style. Sizes 36 to 44 All sizes. - - ———— “ies. Gael ——— — My a a —_ 4 ——— , J om... _= - . * A Fd = For Children 2 to 12 Years of Age 65c These Suits are wonderful val- ues when oftered at tims tow price All are in the qne-piece ‘wie ant are shown in lhght ard datk colors. They are suitable for the children to go in swim- ming with or they can wear them around the house as play Sutts ‘=r STIX. BAER & rf ULLER sateen, hemstitched fered from misses’ size 14 t I 3 feet O ween s Size 5272. | 3 ft. 6 inches ea 4 feet , . Girls’ Summer Dresses Child’sPanty Frocks Women’s Costume Slips M ADE of serviceable | striped duck in blue and |f ) , j Hand-smocked ef : op fects of very ws $795 95 The popelar Mary $7 00 Some of cotton $7 00 I] white and tan and white: —— == 4 _The e Daily POST- DISP. ATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one e other evening newspaper COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | 1. — 3 o’ Clock Special + 32-Inch Gingham At 125c Yard Dress Gingham in plain colors, neat checks and plaids; for - apron frocks and _ children’s Dresses. (Downstairs = J A te ee ee ee Store hosed Satarrciny Tae Items for Friday Selling i in the | ee ee ee ee Read y-to-Hang 2 ft. 6 inches have scalloped valance; Decidedly Chic Are These New Silk Dresses On Sale at 79 SMART, becoming styles of cool Summer silks such as* Georgette, in plain shades and in floral effects, tai~ lored tub silks in fancy stripes and plain colors and a. large assortment of pleasing high shades of flat crepe. Included are: Beaded Dresses Lace-Trimmed Dresses Tailored Dresses With Tucks and Pleats This is an extremely attractive assortment of Dresses offering remarkable values. Ideal for sports, vacation~ and dress wear. Misses’ sizes 14 to 18 and women’s sizes 36 to 44. (Downstairs Store.), stireeciat 7% ~ Decoration Day Special! Local Jobber’s Short Lines of United States “Keds” SSEPCSTICICEst+s::: eT E were indeed fortunate to secure this special purchase from a local jobber just in time to offer them as a Decoration Day special. They are ideal for children % in play and sports wear and ee, a ’ exceptional savings are af- | forded if you select the needs at this time. Included are short lots of black and white Oxfords, white strap pumps, high Shoes and several other styles. There are not ali sizes in each style but there are sizes for misses, children and women: also some boys’ sizes in the assortment. Ev- ery pair is perfect and clean Peace TESS t eres. (Dewnstalve Store.) 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. =_ o ss esi oe - 2 wer r " = oa = seer ps > Daily POST-DISPATCR alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one olher evening newspaper COMBINED MAY 28 teag Tt ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH sy | | Sal said eaten | = = = a ee ADVERTISEMENT i ? children at the fost ef art H Aer broadcasting during C ‘Kansas City. He & returning —- eo ah , SPP TOM MIX AND TONY Seceie TeESS crate ce iov.cs St PS Gormre caus CONSTIPATION — HEADAC} 2 at ee Fye Pressure. \ ervoesne=« LA TT = aferroonr iWwix » 2avTe ct (CY ipignh* = le~? ~~ ee ne enter ~ : " CIty ofr cia . 7 . ge Mix was center of attraction | ’ >. on a ‘o see him co through some of the : 9 - ee . : Werle eae niics wh : mace Bim so A ks : Or .? _ +> . Y a “ars » ’ = ae A a Ct Be tags: _— — ee al ~~ -_ wae a3 a ——————_ - Whee (ane seg Dihen arte ype e Medium Light Weight COLORS —s >» - ADLER COLLEGIA 2 | . _ -—~ ” ad ~~ Y r sad S 2 i? + = , - | M and : arrived at Union 7 = . ' Sta’ o! at 3:3 ; r saad went to Our Regular $1.45 Quality | re Hote! Chase, after being presented Full-Fashioned | , B30 Ur ferd. wWit> &@ arge * or offering by a — ; eos 3 oot sage : 7 3 : . EXTRA SPECIAL og dig gyre a ae — Chiffon, Strong and Clear or i =a i o ee ger gene n ou A’ ee 4 Rougeur Champagre Jack Raddit a he Mayor wequire Ve Xr 4 : Witte Black a Perr.a! ; tie ® Was = ‘tv see ™ . — A Vere ae ~ = os . - - = . f- . SS ite as es “thi @ » he == : 55¢ Men's Pure Silk Socks 45¢ Bevs and Girls ae aie te . 4 meg tec wagner 7. Sock | _ rousSeé : | . 7 —_ +2. —— Se ee = 2-4 ~~ = z cs : —_ ; ae s for a job Se = nd soles, all ‘ 3 Sec | a Mix se! » 2 ‘ 2 = 4 wwe . 39¢ Write. gray. black >5 ‘ . "hs Sa) tr z = — & | eas . " mercerized Tsle aw ; ol. 23 | straw. similar to tbe : s R, | 35¢ Men's Dropstitch Secks .- ee mle od soring trace @f 4 museradie, lingering al Li Be, alte : - 4 1 Pe ee a oe EJ Fancy Lisle Sacks a er Summer Head Cold aoftea . hime S > 2 % : i>.€ ~ a.8. 8:47 42530 CU is _ : IS PS a a jj \s ae ae 15c | — cose with the semertabie Lew | ) . _ . ; F : a =. oJ sizes JR | ‘ Tw a «levela phvragicas, “Tees : e . ; ; f * 7 = > = . —— , ge a tannin ts | IN HOSIERY SAVINGS DEPARTMENT ordinary surf meats POnY ' guests ata 22 i ~- 7 on _p bike ordinary surtace treatments PO" " ra : H ; = : Women ; Pure Silk Hose Women ; White Outsize and weutralines them It does the same =~ : . ry : vag — a Silk and Fiber And Other Fine Makes an 266 witcha. aoe . - — . = o nv S «ns ‘ - ‘ 4% i ‘ A 9 eo / ¥ / , ; of fr @he — Shick cause Kew aor iwd or — Seo with the ceare | in Sires toe the cold poisons we [8c bovd a , . i reaspred speeting. remar eres aad Boo Bea UBode | A REMARKABLE OFFERING AT 29 Every man needs such a Sutt’as we present & Every mam cam appreciate this a -he munute he sees these clothes. € Prufrock-Litton | OURTH AND ST. CHARLES From the Prufrock-Litton Factory; | These Bed-Davenport Suites at Factory Prices 3 mutual sacrifice of preft on the part of z snd curseives makes possible this chamce te i} woth ore of the finest and Dest-= Because we manwfacture upholstered fturmture, we can at- The Suite below is a value without a marallel anvw here—it ts | 3 -3inted , : ? ; @ « : . . . . 046 *: ae hese low prices and make only th ¥ ctually be fered at tess than our wholesale price to Jar _— ; mer -luded is ford to sell at t i ces oe iv the factor actually img ofter at le han ou siesale price to large akes of clothes im all America Incl profit. Our sale of upholstered Furniture its a feature of our dealers. The Davenport can be opened cut into a full-size bed r. ¥ » - , ~ ' ' , , ~er et s*+inrmment 24s wel as selected Anniversary Sale — but orders for this Bed-Davenport Suite Sy day tt ts a hamdsome davenpeort—at night easily trans- ~* —) ea 7 be — = ai : TAree for Two Dollars | ~ : ~ a om) -*% Siix and woois. stm ped Mogadores Sif | eye — zured etiects. L | STRAWS! SPECIAL: For Holiday Wear AA ee Nagremt, ay en ia nn - ~ ee tl Oe ee / = a > ~ — 2 De = : ' TT ' , 3 : : | ; . ' i i] oo —_ ' 7 == “ = ; Sr . Saae a | 1] ——_— ? Ss | : aT: ‘f ie uw — : i] r =, 1 oa DS Palm Reach : od 4 2 = : tf . : ss = KA mecker; m , ed sss ¥- ~——t = : ~> ite? ~ : " ~ a .. —- + +i Ri rey $1.45 Wash Sats SC. Kaunee : - : " > 45 . - «* e ' - an hn. — $3343 7 i a iT p : ; ‘ _ . ’ 4 | ; : , sete i’ : : Pm : >» ~. : j j : | » te \ 1S ¢ ty ; rey ; ; ; is | . tne ; 4 bib ; iin j The ; — cn . Be 3 . } -” } j aceienmee ey Pad ry wd ih Paim Beach $1.95 Boys’ x tad Utah! | cain Sata ee Baseball | Golf Anickers : rr $5.35 Outfits Pe - re dav Oni ¥ at Tans Price! Ye a Vale eo This low price of Set includes davenper s ~ : S QS ; ra?) choice of either (ow-DacK arti fair r tail Qewucdrest : >. i} w & ; bs | i> All wearabie parts of each piece will be covered in ; : _— > ; . . —s ° . ~ - ~ . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ choice of ete eant o& per Yard real mvodair veivets = ~ : : ree rane | _ -—> a. -& oe - me - | if Th A Ww . pt : "etTis With write o7 377 : -SREi Dov WVUIiit cOomesting ct ree Are antec, as Pictured. Reduced - rom $295 to $229 id re ume - “yr , a ‘lammeiette sitirt. pants. cap and = . ——— " \ Peavy yy .. Pvepilrnes a4 , ike ‘Tao rims or goiftin: Veil : eather Deit. Med ar Siue trim- é a Lttel f , ~. ‘ = ; ; mh \ t lin “ro ,_- ~~? Sie a2 med. Sizes eto: ‘ ,* tl abl. ; ‘ Separate Preces W:il Be Sold. at a Sight Advence ) av ?: . = 3 . . . . : enpert Sed $izs Low-bacis armchair or mgn-Sack chair “Sg % Extended Payments Convenient Del:v Pay $34 cash with order, balance of $140 in ten equa! —<an be arranged. This Suite will be made up special | | ‘ WASHINGTON AT EIGHTH lf You See [t im a Schumtz & Skroder Ad. it's Trae ef $14 each . 2°. di Ww. P | | payment(s meoath. Or discount for ail cash. or you m our factory and delivered whenever’ vou sav

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pet Oe Sia ‘2 - r Soles "A -_ ~ o 7 : $ é $ " = ot, o = e * .* : i. ae cr ae ae, 3 - 2 i 4 im : ™ RN: | THURSDAY. ° ; P MAY 28, 1925. “te Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMIiiNEU ST. LOWS POST- DISPATCH ae be 3 ——— ~HEADACH . Y ' s Union Stockyards. s aN S pa a WNeb., May 28.—Ford E. yards of the South Omaha ive-!of South Omaha. He formerly wes! stock market, fillin he wv nker, yesterday was elect-| caused by the eanae ek vacancy vice president of the St. Joseph Everett | Stockyards Rank at St. Joseph, Mo.., of the Union Stock- Buckingham. Hovey is President and later became president of the’! bl. FAC of , h, Which controls the stock~'of the Stockyards National Bank | Denver Stockyards Bank. : Sica ———___ ON STORE ACCOUNTS fot ae eee ee LS ' 7 2 eae \ a 4. Ss ea, OF E | A ASE A gs ee See es ‘ =” - : ' . y A . - Te ee ' ' & -_- - a 4 a . , o- - . : -% [= «= > oe : e oF o 4 ww - ' | ined ” 4 : : 5 AS “f aD aes >? - ~~ A AL Aa ‘ - 2 a ; tae. ee / a Py e> §, et 7 3 Sed + . = == s. % a ‘4 5 . : ‘ * y “. + oak, 7 oo ee” ¥ > ee | rr ~ + ya HOLIDAY SPECIALS ° ‘ins Ree: ° he w. “Sa Taf ¥ = : . | HE LONG, warm days of Sum- mer—now so close at hand— can be made days of torture by Shoes that ravel your nerves, choke the blood circulation in your feet, and break down your enjoyment of heajthful activity. Especially is this true, in the case of the woman of robust figure. €DAPTO SHOES Se STOUT WOMEN a +3. +. Bee al ie ad - | Miss Gladys 1. Carl Says Law-| Miss Gladys 1. Carl of Hotel|@ Coronado was sued in Justice 4 . a . tr auteged so one garanee xices @ TQ Sell a Limited Number of These Bedroom Sets ‘tified that William ms te Fada 8 | attorney, of S5467A Queen's ave- i! meant te « otaglen ae want ous about it! Our great chain of stores bought an unprecedented quantity of these Suites at sacrifice and we are just passing the yer Guaranteed Part of Them, | Moone’s court yesterday for bills |} She admitted she was responsible 6 An incredulous offer, you will say—seemingly impossible, but you nue, had guaranteed to pay the called to the stand by Miss Carl's profit on to you. EGIAN SES Ree OR ges "tes bat He Denies It. janrounting to $447.63, which che | 'for the account at Kline's, but tes- aue, had guar will admit it is true when you see it on our floor. Nothing mysteri- attorney, Verne Lacy, but he told | a reporter after the trial that ‘all of Niiss Carl's sa? rfements were .’n- rue I didn't say I would pay her accounts I met Miss Carl! through | my law work. That is alll know !¢ here | te es Be a Pa AL be a oe — 1 "\4 e in the House ; vey u Hie: wa a. eit

0. R. FRANCIS JR. CXONERATED OF BUAME IN AUTO ACCIDENT He nmr’ Bia: bmann. so. iffere«t a- well- tufted: has roll edge and covered with beautiful art tick. tal Injieries Vilven le Bam pes info “tamimaza Late Motori-t- > $1 Cash—$I1 a Month i We Bought 1000 of These Lamps Refrigerators! y Family Size $1.50 4 13-Door Style a. 5 8] R20 ie | A GREAT improvement over the old- 4 style Refrigerators. Has new feature 4 of ice compartment at side instead of top, providing more room in provision sec- tion and permitting you to get at every A mi {| ay NITICTTTY Hi a M m7 - Ariggs Now the big new household package fe \ BN te > + mopyS... 95¢ Wash , wa | 99 Knickers 19¢c . Sn essay shelf with greater ease. Washday — eae and every other day =" . SWALLOWS PIN Have Music Wherever You Go Decoration Day HERE is an op- portunrty to en- joy your favorite mu- sic on your holiday. Just get one of these dandy Portable Pho- nographs for what- HERE +. tan gate ever kind of trip you ano that every- are planning for Dec- thing = is nape 92 oration Day. They ee eee eration and many other are just like 1tllustra- advantages. Can be had tion and $ 15 im a = to match ’ your miture and is peices | —— truly a rare bargain at on, & thie low orice. shades Siare 6 i. 85¢ Kaynee 69 Undertogs Cc $1.15 Pl Suits =f a 19¢c G2 2 =o a cA ' ~ , a Easier , cheerier, m happier with Rinso : RINSO gently loosens dirt—does all the hard work of washing Set, See : for you—leaves you just the lighter work of rinsing. That’s : would be simple er somewha why it is called Rinso. FUNERAL OF AUTO VICTIMS In addition to clothes Rinso is perfect for cleaning bath- The funeral of Mr and Mr comes in granules so rich in good soap just a little goes a me eeuck Miread train THIS STORE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY, MAY 30TH, ae takes off every speck of dirt and grease without > un ailey off Sarah street near Mc- @ Account ec v0 Z eve weé Pherson avenue at 4p. m. yester- & 5 i , elled Kiawus » aritre . : s mg ) , : “sous sss @ Homefurnishers for 41 Years. S. E. COR. TWELFTH AND OLIVE . | . ' ris 2H ¥ ‘ - — BES , pants. cad anc = OF Oive trim r ™ — om 4 _e.wr FT + -- _ a + LEaaeen a eee ee eee eee eee eee se ne he ee en a ee ee en ne ee en ee ee ee on , ip-se ' = u ‘> i ant 2 y 4 4 woe 3 > ie | be ; ‘ “) i a * * a he roehoe €@ rim ” $56.99 im caer ad $33.01 im checks. sme ease ee ee sees arae | — ft 4 . |

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oe vey ya al a ’ -— ot: ee cer) sa eee . ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Tne Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening Tiiinei= CAMPING — FISHING EADOQU TOURING—PICHIC Our New Store (No. 11) Ready} . MEMORIAL DAY NE AT A NEW LOW-PRICE LEV > he i . . ; ‘ss 2 s+ «+ «+ * © + eS & @ | : - é = ; = { . | ) me Committee Caref ully F eel- For Boys and Girls For Boys and Girls Thought of profit has been = ; f h =— All Sizes for , F F - our desire ae a % : app ems : evi Boys and Black Z 5 or Friday a a Ge ee : ; ing Their Way, Believing \ Girks Close Satur- band pF pene Ss make the | o : = ———e — a Re, 3 ~ - imexnensive. modern appliance » he ingStamthy that a ” | sabe a SO.e> at these prices. - we ie a for the warm davs to ) Rn a cecement. Abd it will atop & tre- attitude : a Look! Folding Khaki Cots. eome; at this record : » 9 — — ——— g * & —_ Oe . a ro ‘ : mendous water Vv ASB e ¢ ha ere . ™~ robe ee. cor;s maw? ao se = 3 = » . rns jow price these gar- " " , wh > . " ° - 7: er * . - eld tet = ; —* 4 *t uv” miguel hOrme ewneTSs a4) ave Tar of 5° > a Vea ’ : vw a" oe « r S d ] d Pl] - O f x = as sstre ed [he _ ’ cS : — » is aoa Se lasik diia a ; an a S an ay >. ‘gatron. + Sita down deeply into the valve seat. It never fails to slip sail ati For Boys and Gils Folds up imto a very small bundle. Idea! 7 ' 4 position, no matter how frequent'y your tans . : C fareah! S Ss} for tewrists, campers, club houses and ~ ae . roght tem +) 1 LOB ’ _ + i ® Mayor Ss a5are : OrmiOortapDie urtmmmer 20es ; the here Because of the limited sup- 4 By . . , my" uabed Made of one paece of pure ve gum, it wie m& ot ee “ —_——— dite af a - . , — . oe cet ONLY 3 TO A CUSTOMER. po ta Youthful Summer : | eak ery : collaree r caer ‘at - but curad . , . = ." > we Ss $ . $ to rr $1.25 | rem her Doe Sizes ] 50 Sizes Bows’ ro to ~~ - + " noe ee. 2 ee gelesen Amateur League Baseball With Every ; iome Sam Sroee | FREE res Deity ratio ces Lge | Parr of Boys’ Leather or Sport Shoes ‘trimmings consisting ‘s é dainty lace, beads Boys Crepe Sole Par WHITE WALL “and braiding lend aa ENE. priced very : ting touch. Se a Sport Shoes ae enchanting : ' sizes § to 2 —> = 10 ? wan : - “ | 30s JAW Sv. Te" $13.95 _ Stylish Shoes for Ste ; Friday Gntese a 5 , : tS Poies. Staxes and Gay Rapes laciaged ‘ s}- WENZEL POLELESS | | ) TOURING TENTS . —e - Nationally krewn and s Z |Widths tw LEE 515 OLIVE—Tth AND LOCUST—514 WASHINGTON— DE BOLIVAR-KINGSBURY — 6100 EASTON ry outing eae GARCIA GRANDE Regular 10c Sizes _— jo La Palna Cut to Mure! E] Producto >3 95 Including white 61 pacts. white midds Wleuee and «a ¥*urte seuler haut—a mdicujeusly iow srice— Pretiar oni? ; ~41IL@R PANTS —FPer ore end wemen, sf sizes ——-— = = CCC CC — -_—-— -_—— — = PEVEOOV0O40088 - ‘4 —_—_— = ------------ -__-_-__-___”-- — = -— Pear! elk leather, lace-to-teoe. with flexibie soies and spring mneeis. An all-round outing er everrcay Shoe Can be half- soiec. Sv a > ~ Pack, 10—/5c = Chancellor : ha, Srere Closed All Day Sarurday—Decoratior Day —=— _ é , : Gara Grande Box 30 : Firs Re Tins, 25 DON JULIAN CIGARS—ARISTOCRAT OF TAMPA 2 for 25c¢ 10c: Size 20c Size Perfecto Extra Pacificos Perfecto &:rande Box 25, $2.40 Box 50, $3.95 Box 25, $3.50 ; - - = ad “ ] iam CO coo coo oe © . / NO SUCH VALUES 4 = . Sacrificed! * “Saal ing- -c-. “aver-Planesa. just ‘ie ' s lot. Our Cleuranet sate.'5 = _ SS eS SS > | ye = ~~ = TUT LL i Te " am r t > é _ az é ww us pa aR te Announcing Our (6th i if I : zl ll Chie Ly a hs Py C “ : rea otoeks imeters be SUERGGRITA ¢ ¢ 05 EXTRA SPECIAL ON acting — Anniversary Sale - Lares —y a d fees 6° 422 | - HIGH-LIFE CIGARS 9 => Entire Week 2 & wean) Bp | = June Ist te 6th Se TEENS S22 te Coe ROI TAN QUs $2.95 aos Come and Help Us — = 7 Celebrate Our Birthday Bafa _ A ‘ | "Mie HAE 77, FAVORITA $4.95 Box 25 _ Box 50 1$c Invincidies $2 Q5 . ‘ = —— Ss ea | | oye . a> ita ° neine Fr ~r7rtkh s fas Peren asso- Box 25 = 7 7 trt Need! g r l Per Mee an® Were z EL PRODUCTO PU Rl- os . - > $? Q5 —— a> ie si c— Siit 2 If ‘ S| VW ryan sireet a : t “he 2 eel emend Ee “ = 7 24 >sS —_ © —— i ‘pensed iif?” [Ret po purar Trale’riats for > artee of “a 4 Box 50 4= Box 25 | ADVEET SEMENT ~ “ork te your great-grandmother. your : ‘ grandmether end your mother till 1925, where. Us } } J . — . rr’? ¢ i} _rr> Pry ~ ’ > ° eae | >i c adii t?” hie ipest “— BETTER CIGARS ARE NOT MADE : TRY LEMON TWICE aTien y * a \e Tent White Sailor dats Leather Ketoer Glove DE > EPPS ~ > \ 2ecdl grim i. j , - - ~ " - ~ ~> : > . - »2 ~ ~ > ; ; »] ° : ’ rh. Pry ’ o Jey _ Partagas Pertecto, 25 $5.95 | Beinnda, SO $6.95 [Cuesta Rev. 25 $3.75 we. me lio sake Se Betis . . = ™ . ~ ~ ° ~ ~ > « —s ~~ > ayre Ti fry retry ore - , heta ” Bs Corona Perfecto, 25. $6.95 | Wiite-Heather. 25. $5.95 | Cuesta Rey. SO SSX . ——— mei La Carolina Perfecto, [pr bo madres “ a | . Sanchez & Haya. Sav... Vv. -s ee “oe a =, * ° pDalroneadge acrorded us. Roils vith . | Si ay pussibie our steady growth and he only barmiess war to bleach “~ | PES ye Mabrgacy P- TAKE A KODAK WITH YOU the in Wile te mix the ‘ice “A> é ee - > pane as peen arranged caret $pe- on ae ie ane eG oe Pal Mc: SI ea Memorial Day! Baseball. picmics, holiday fun all make it an- ote im = ed at 74c. $1.76, $2.76 and $3.76 other big day tor pictures. So drop im and pick out a Kodak. ur i : ) 4 YF ~et | : : ee 2 Den't Ferget the Dates w *> June 1-2-3-4-5-6 x : ee stock 1s compiete—there’s a wide choice E See the Sunday Papers = wales a os at prices you 1] not hesitate to snap. Let ; \ at com. ee eo —m us show you. Kodaks are $6.50 up. PHOTO FINISHING .. The pictures you make are printed the way vou want them. when we fimish your films. On that, you cam depend. winte compiexzoce: aise as a freckie. cemburn and tar bicach. You must ™ix ties remartabie otocn vrorreeif. It canmmet be beegtt readr te use be “anee ‘ft acts Dest ummedisteir after $ orepared : :

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‘HURSDAY, - , THURSDAY. MAY 28, 1925. MAY 28, 1925. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED STOUT WOME An Economy Special for Friday Close Saturday-Decoration Day—All Day Only Economy Ba ‘ TELL and Locust Dev oted Esausively t ° aye naan ** HEADQUARTERS| am naibRaawaoummer Dresses TAL DAY NEEDS LOW-PRICE LEVEL ought of profit has been disregarded in r desire to acquaint St. Louisans with Gr new store. Therefore, in offerin ndreds of needs to make the Memoria Pay outing a success OUR SENSATION. | a, LOW OPENING DAY PRICES PRE. Sizes 39 to 56 Ny GUOLIDGE PLANS NEW ACTION 10 ‘President Contemplates a | Definite Refusal of Any Further Loans to Nations Ignoring a Settlement. Post-Dispatch Bureau, 20-23 Wyatt Building. WASHINGTON, May 28.—Wo1d idge is considering the first drastic | step toward compelling settlement iby nations that have taken no steps |toward refunding their obligations |} |to the United States Government. | Naturally there is considerable agi- ~ GET WAR DEBTS had reached certain diplomatic es- tablishments that President Cool- | —_ ; ' : ' } ’ ’ ' —_— ' eee emo] Ra. eb 4 eS ee Ladies Supply Your Summer Needs for Crepe Sole Oxfords OW the style for golf, comfortable than leather soles in hot weather—1% ' tation about the French, Italian and | Belgian embassies. | for Friday selling al different styles to choose.from—this entire group priced ‘Here is a wonderful ppportunity to secure a smart, cool Dress ‘for the warm days to ‘come; at this record low price these gar- sments will be a sen- gation. ding Khaki Cots, Only oS $PH.39 buy” and cloth coustructed Ktra heavy Small bundle. Idea! club houses anid the limited sup TO A CUSTOMER. ' Qurfits Per Cent! More? $8.95 0.95 Youthful Summer Dresses designed cs- pecially for stout women by Lane Brv- ant. The fine materi- ‘gis are linens, striped or plain broadcloth and fancy printed and figured voiles. FLAGS | 12:18 inch size, 3 for...256 16:24 inch size, 2 for.....25¢ A REAL BARGAIN SaS-feot Filag attached to a Prettily fashioned trimmings consisting of dainty lace, beads and braiding lend an enchanting touch. Stylish Shoes for Stout Women 95 Rroadcloth Contrasting Colors 'rinted VWeoiles, 3.95 $4.55 Keeps liquids or food icy cold or steaming hot. as desired: 1 callon eer ge Te nimost f car pening y. Open large ough fer hand. Bis A Com- plete Line of izes to 11— and wsed Widths to LLE Sts tha hee ayy | sO pop- Trempact ove that $4.75 black FISHING TACKLE $ Prices Surprisingly Low or Speci $0.95 lane Bryant provides atyli-k. comfortable, perfect - fitting, all-leather low Shoes, Oxfords and pPulNnps» with built-in arches, at the low price of only 1.95. Women, Girls— day Outfit, Special WuRLIIZER Sf MANUFACTURERS’ @y PLAYER-PIANO SALE | NO SUCH VALUES ANYWHERE Sacrificed! “°. . Cricket Sweaters ry These Sweaters are really worth up to $* Some.are wool inh 'Wo grouns at. must clear our floors of Pianos we have mn in exchange for new ones Many Righ-grads Player-Pianos, just like new, are SmMong this lot. Our Clearance Sale, terms as 4 WEEA Knickers Every woman should have « pair, Worn on Sire SEDO Khaki Caps (oo d - looking that can he “yes wer for cy = TION DAY SPECIAL opportunity offered new shades of light — An ——RIMArilest ; Ss «ii('4n. dark brown and gunmetst calf—Oxfords that sell regularly: nt seldom THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ONLY Bench and 25 Rolls With Each These Players ESTEY $165 : $5 and $6! You must see these Oxfords to apprecia te cry unusualness of this special sales . " ,i¢ , (Price new, $670.) Y EVENING UNTIL 9 P. M. APOLLO Mahogany; fine onder. $245 “ . WHITNEY Walnut case; good order $175 y : Cut to0 STEINWAY Rosewood case, good condition $325 . (‘ut to oa» a — ~ HERB Mahogany case; like new $295 ; ERT (ut to - vy PEESTRAD — Seiycre. ferret... $385 ae ae : : "ase ho rn $4 . MENGSTON ct f°: “7” 50 ene of the above ad. ertiecd. Our Ceme in We will positively sell any TTENTION! mentioned bargeine #* Bueraniee of antiafaction gees with every Piayer sold. 8nd catabiiah some credit. ASHINGTON AV. Statler Hotel) ; (Cor. B’dway and ¢ v3 812 N. Ss. | flotation of foreica securities ' | ment, | precedent, if there is any objection ‘to a stated loan, , depend on whether the country so- _Iiciting the money is endeavoring to | clear its books with us. ‘approval of a suggested as immediate as forbidding it. | cone } ahead with such an enterprise ex-. , not i'make a the iarger ,if they came under ‘that had already been applied than ing ‘ing factor ‘Circles of our his attendants today to be making What is contemplated is a (defi- nite refusal to give any further }ioans by American bankers to the , Governments that have\shown no | disposition to settie It mild enough, as the Government _has no power to forbid such loans firmative declaration against What wil! happen is merely thnt when J. Pierpont Morgan & Co. and according to custom the answer wil Government's Sanction Vital. The effect of withholding direct joan wil be no American has ever cept with the Government's counte- nance. : The immediate application of the rule concerns Belgium. she borrowed $50,000,000, and the bonds. She is in the market for another $50,000,000,, and the question before the White House the State Department and the Debt “Commission, is whether this does furnish the opportunity precedent Application of the principle debtors France and be more comfortable a generai ru'e Italy, would if either of them was the first to meet the new situatio: sounds | and does not even involve an af-' omer 0 Do ee OOo 0 Oo OO OO Recentiy | ’ ; [ Three Stores See Our Windows 429 N. Sixth = os ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — a A ret business or general wear. More Mail Orders See Our Windows 6118 Easton, Wellston 716 Olive 0m 0 Ss 0 0 By OO Bs O OOO EOL 3° t | o| 0 | °° 0 | ° 1 | ° 0 | u iy So ; L. | for example, asks the State Depart- | — ) A | ‘there was no difficulty in placing | This represents a serious depar- ture from the former rule about foreign loans pose for which the money was be- raised has been the determin- The President often hus while the Admini ons pure announced that Se tration would encourage ioans constructive and economic poses, it would fot jJook kKind!y on those meant for the enlargement of war establishments Heretofore, the pur- | If the new testi is imposed, what the money is to for will have nothing to do De Marchicnne Visits Kellogg. Baron Carier de Marchicnns’, the Beigian Ambassador, visited Se@gre- tary of State Kellogg yesterday. lie to return to his own coun be spent with the case. Is about trv ang is to present the American} attitude to his Government with a/| view of entering into forma! nego- itions. Belgium's debts to the United States aggregate nearly $500.000,-)' 000, divided almost equally between war debts and relief and rehabill- tation debts The United States deciines to differentiate between TTT TTT TTT and see whal you Save. SEVENTH AND WASHINGTON SEB MAIL ORDERS FILLED-ADD SUFFICIENT POSTAGE SEEB74 Setit at ee (Wotf}- Wilson's a — - - CIGAR SPECIALS pecorstcs 0., Big 15c Straight Club Extra Special ROSADINA CIGARS JAVA WRAPPED—HAVANA FILLED 1 Oc Each Friday and Saturday. . 6c Each DAVIS SMOKERS An Old Favorite Imported Manila Cigars. big Biunte. filler. i Regular price Sc. Sperial, 3 for 10c Box of 100, $3.23 NEUTRALITY BRAND Handmade. W.-W. SEMI-CLUB CIGARS Ereadieaf wrapped—an unusual value, 5c Each; 10 for 45c Box of 50, $2.23 Long tA GOYESCA—A New Tampa Cigar mK THE 10c Straight Size, Cut to 3 for 25c; Box of 50, $3.95 2 for 25c Size, Cut to 10c Straight; Box of 50, $4.95 MAS WHO APPRECIATES FINE TOBACCO At 3 for 25c; Box of 50, Your choice of the following lOc straight Cigars: Don Julian, Fl Prodacto, Chancellor, Mariel, Mercantile. Chancellor, Fl) Producto, La Palina, Mercantile. Prefer Admiration, Treferencia,. Kolt). Fiawmet. Garcia Grande. , la Patina. Dutch Masters, El Rei Tan, Harvester. encia. Admiration, Henry the Fourth, Dutch Masters, la Grata. Henry the Feurth, Mapu-(uba. Manuel. Kk) Kei Tan. Den Julian. Harvester. Muriel. Mapa Cuba $3.95 At 10c Straight; Box of 50, $4.95 Your cheice of the following 2 for the Cigars: bi Preducto At 12c Each; Box of 50, Your choice of the following 1LdSc straight Cigars: $5.95 At 14c Each; Box of 50, $6.95 Your cheice of the following 3 for Mec Clears: Admiration, La Patina, Henry the Fourth, , in ‘y the F t} - . Dutch Masters, Chancellors, Preferencia, Don Julian, El Predecto, Admiration, Benry the Feerth, Dee Juliane Morie! Muriel. La Palina. . DON JULIAN CIGARS Chas. Denby. Brinkman-Meixel Mand- SPECIAL BOX SALI made, La Resta. Tungsten. Cinco, San 10¢ Str. Size: “ for 2o« Size: 32 Fellee, Agent. Niles A Messer. Haupt- Rox of 25 $1.88 | Bex of “85 $2. mann Handmade, Red Det. til Datle. SMOKING TOBACCOS AT CUT PRICES PRINCE ALBER 16-0oz. Tin.. VELVET 16-0oz. Tin. " 926 ...92e | pre-arniistice und post-arm:sticé Oans. TUX It may be that the new policy 416 oz on 82c | - Wee intended primarily to move the RS oc oe pitt minor debtors trom a favorite ref. uge—that they would wait until, SERENE MIXTURE Mrance had funded her debt to tie! smoking be pamaaaie 1-02 tins: United States because of the rela- extra aperta : tionship of their transactions with her. In this connesct.on it sible that the recent activity both Belgium an. Itals the ters debt aoproximatels $:’.- 000,000,000, including principal ane interesi—in is also pos- is the uirection of conversations was encou aged by their getting wind of what was being discussed in the inner Go’ ernment The President is determined that if it is possible to accomplish it there shal! be something tangible debt settlements to presen! to Congress when it meéig. formal!) as to Statement Denics Kahn Iicferred to Debt Iseue in Paris Speech. F the AsgOciated Pree NEW YORK. May ?8.—In a Statement issued in behalf of Otto H. Kahn of the banking firm of Kuhn. Loeb & Co of which he is a partner, today denied that the banker had made any reference to a debt settlement in a recent speech in Paris and aseerted that his remarks had been reported in- accurately. The firm said that “they had been advised by Kahn that his re- marks, which were made at a pri- vate luncheon, at which no rep- resentatives of the press were pres- ent, had not accurately ported, and had no reference the debt settlement.” been re. T. R. Marshall Slowly HKecovering. ty the Agpociated Press WASHINGTON, May 28.—De- spite his 71 years, Thomas R. Mar- shall. former Vice President, who ie suffering in his sufte at the New ‘Willard Hotel ‘exhaustion and a cold was said by his way siowly to recovery. Dr. B. L. Mardin, his physictan. said it would take a week to put the pa- itient on his feet again. * _ Lo | here from nervous ' J BULL DURHAM bags; B0c value. Special el $4.15 18¢ CANDY SPECIALS Maxixe Cherries in Cream Chocolate fi Sc Wranped Caramels— ner Oe — ae a DROPS 29¢ _aumprops 2O¢ Sporting Goods Sale LICORICE Wright & Ditson New 1975 Tennis Rallis, 48¢ euch; three fer ° Reach's Officer! American league Basel» $1.69 Reeular £3.00 FPielderes (.loves. in telack. , of K a nero und ussian > | .98 Cork 25Cc — 49c American er National 98c Silver King Repainted Golf Balls 49c €eEacH $5.50 vozen Eastman Box Premos Reg. $2.50 No. 2 5] .98 Box Premo Camera. . Reg. $3.50 No. 2A $ 98 Box Premo Camera. . = A Child Can Operate One Men’s Shaving Specials ee’ 250 £1.00 Gillette Taleum lades, 10's ‘ alt edeorsa): 3 fer me Autostrop 75c Fi.25 Pinaud’s SBc Binders. is ifiac ‘ exetal Durham Duplex Biades., $i ee Pinaud'’s Lilae 39c the; & packages Taleum d i_ndera Biades _ Mice Mennen's Shaving Cream 37c Mie Mennen’« Skin Balms (use after shave) 39c WMillliams Shaving Stick 24c ‘holder tep) Jae Regular $1.00 Durham Duplex Safety Razor Complete with a package of 5 bindes | « omplete with strop, blade and case 49c 9c OUR OPTICAL DEPARTMENT Williams Rarber's Shaving Soap, 0 cute te the pound 35 REGULAR $1.00 AUTO-STROP GOLD-PLATED RAZOR SET —:— BETTER-SIGHT WEEK — * Ese Tue To Knzamined Growing Daily Iree Ocul iat fficiency — ~ 5 Prescriptions | FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPRCIALS—Library Frame of light weight, with iarge semuin- Teric tenaece for far er near. Compircte | | ~ - ° - = 2 . a . - s i = — ™ a —_" = — = -_—_ HENRY A. WEIL, w«. 16-818 CLIVE ST. “Store Closed All Day Saturday” —JUST IN TIME FOR DECORATION DAY WEAR DRESSES! OFFERING A WONDERFUL CHOICE OF 250 NEW DRESSES NEVER BEFORE SHOWN—AT | ( 73 $ ° =e : | ' , ' ’ : 4 ; A truly wonderful special) price purchase - only enables us to offer these Dresses at such : a low price. It is seldom that such values P can be presented. , New Laces — New Prints New Stripes—New Crepes ‘We believe you will want twe or three at this remarkable low price. AT WEIM'S—FRIDAY é‘ WEIL’S——Sesond Floor ——_.———-_ FOR THE- HOEIDAY AND ; Pay OTHER WEEK-ENDS Sport Coats! | $19.75, $25, $35 | —pictured is one of the swagger new models at Weil's. There are — more equally as smart in white, | plaids, powder, green, etc. WEIL’S—Third Floor. ae patecet~ ne 9 TO 1-ONLY | Dresses $ Formerly Up to $25 Sport cloths and a few silks For quick clearance. ~ ‘ ~ . , 3 - E . ¥ P - , 4 : . , © ’ - e ; LO LOL LIE LOE ARIE ORI ieeetieienrnetedae simeaitiimmndamiiti, __»- quummmatime inentiantien tan netstat, MMs iittin ttn nite . . ; - : . * - ; - e x : * # % ~ - . : : : . * % 2 - e here z 3 3 . ae . Fy ep eee * ieee wes ve . f E M ‘ ; + ¢ CQ eR ag mee + 22 ape “XTRA! Finest — Coats —S$-A-C-R-A-F-1-C-E-D! Utterly regardless of cost youmay jf choose from the best Coats we — own—and the savings are truly great. . New reduced prices are Pp e = : os by ee ee LL AOL DLE! ALO ELLEE LE LEI A i tsp ~ a. iy. 4 ; ee “a To ee + et. eo 2 ~ - . ee Rae: aad aw a oe. e x s 5 4 in” eee es ea — e oe oe ai 5 ‘e

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= : SRT OPE OGY RT ee RR na eo ry ake She we = 7 ie ae a age CT eee a, » PS WO eae . [REE RO TET AAR eS Ce a Pe onl pr he ak ~ NS ail = Re ty £ : ~ ve . =s se tee > * :, - — Sa = ” * " ~ - . ER EC Le ore orwwrmemne ———— Deh atiie ~ anit Sadie ae - ld "a, weer po ere Gene , = My he a , a i Dt nit s Rad _ST ' LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH T ke Daily POST-DISPATCR alone has MORE CITY Circulation’ than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED 2a So — . ee : "> . ~ J lones Tt oper . } — ~ Lt Ba af - i hallp F ancis and other officers owned by the Sinaloa (Co. The in- a hae . : ; : ; vas »* ? how ~~ : ~ : ; - . 27° irs a wii “naioa Exploration & De. junction was obtained in the sui See Our Other Announcements on F ages 19 and 20 n was geod ‘etopment Co. amy portion of the brought against Deherty. a3 Sur- ; Writ Kestrains Heury L. Doherty. “*°40ce cf the purchase price-due viving partner in the firm ef Henry — aie ~~ rrerm he “ ; . 7 . Z : . “n a. - > “ar? | ew Y iy Pohri. enle ef Stock of the Union L. Doherty & Co.. by Joseph Kyaa Ww CORA ay @nivy the move recs nad cash registers. Late =ierua ,eryv pereoern whe could ge war : i, oN% tended a base he ‘see! e _ eors in Huge this me 7 C —— ~ fuge Nattena! Bara lesed its _ rs on Mar» 6 The Huge State == "¢ aS 1h | Ir BEATS.- as it Sweeps as it Cleans Delivered, With Attachments, for $7.00 1. nase na F. and B. Special Coffee Tank ceased Dusiness on the same ay Roth banks were una bie uidate off cetton ans rhe ty National Rank. **th a capita surplus of $110.84° reoueste depositors to limit wit hdrawa s _~* gh RZ Boe i Gesu , - . came safely through the finan ’ | emergency ot eg | Cash ad Heavy Withdrawals. ported From iialy- we ivy | Pp - . ~* _ - a. ow « i avrment ; Saturday depositors becan fo Bweat-Bend Assur r~6 amd Made Straws | he bank. heavy withdrawals were with the new Broad | mse ‘hrough Danks = Ofo° Bete andiow Crown | 1.500.000 Hoowers in Use “wns. and im some cases from [he | 2 se 1 o4 fies | w of the City Natienma! Bank which is the most e ioove? frees hugs of germ harbomng TUSIL— Maa - oe aaa ——— — * Tweeday officials of the dank advanced idea going img it Si fe a ehildren "> Hay on he Fane ana wae ) er ed ; bsked the shorspomn men of the cit) oon. aa i ceui aes arv me ee teend re : “ | r Offered Lbs. $ .00 Regularly ~ The Second to betp nave the bank Every aves. @Peund en Straw onl: the home sanitary and more attractive with | F Lb si | 2 : : a DTIZnt. ciean ARUEsS. DUt the efteet is feved gquickiv @t.....-. or... a SSe ° i, | abe Gellar of leading bus ness "ren = on ace - “urctas’ Re. : : as placed OR d« ret Rips? ry reason GW 4 ; % e Mien wade trims te reighborns shou ave a ~“Hoever —and on 3 few more | : e - PE, me — Pty oN bal ae : 3 . . ~ é . P ; = - c . an ; - e a | ays im which to secure ome fos immediate use with | € F. & B. Special Coffee needs no introduction. It is now the favorite of many and many more wi (sy Benal funds to ald the bank “aS -. ee ) hee | : $2 cash parmer | doubtediv will become acquainted with it in this special Friday offering. Packed in sealed ca -~ . | ud these trims Dbreuch: ittie «a > Teee@aw might the beard of met and decided to )ASTe ' - . : Phone Olive 5900 for 2a demor- | thereby retaining its freshness. Choice of steel cut or the whole bean. Limit of six pounds to a cuse | : tomer and no mail. telephone or C. O. D. orders accepted. - E ~ . **. She deers of the hank “for the rre stfation im your home. It wil! fection ef depositors imvoive ro obitgation to you. : Bascercet t.aller- : * The City Natiena! Rar mt teewed Apr) 8 reported ts of S2BO0.2°3S.1°. capital and — $118. @08, the reserve $401 28 and cash n hand $62 pes ae. * Quatity Corner ~ Locust # Snooth * Only twe Danks are operating i: : tgp : See Our Seven Corner Window Displaw aw County. s™a mstitu ns ae —. ona when oti ~~ TOR BRANDS “NDIAN SOLDIER'S’ CLAIM AS FALSE Special Friday! : _33e Je Voile ‘ Special Food. ~ 15c1 wut” @ One to three rard 1 48-inch hard-twisted = white, light bite. peach, @ etc. Pepperell Sheets Bleached. Seamless Sheets. with deep hem. 1 5 € This specially priced a | | Frocks for “Decoration [ heh ; - U : ' ) FE om omy. Aside from the - Mercertsed Unoderwear 2 dress. the vanmety Ls another im white. pink. helie, - 1 who would choose most stripe effect. 26 Sacha wode. 43c raive. Yard . a ’ —of dieached musiin, ri , F iF rer coetten, clasely « ~ tape bound J6z76 & ‘ 7 ends ef $2.25 grade. — ee Frocks of Georgette. Crepe Bae cage | de Chine and Flat Crepe. = ‘ percaia. cette . | fashionable plain shzdes ' ether fablt cs. »: . _ } a Sao, Ss Bae : and printed patterns of . prices of .. _- ses ight and datk colorings. For Decoration Day and Later— Women’s Dresses Exes $E .OO V alwes . FAMOUS-BARRCQ | The Dominant Store of St. Louis : the Ageemared Press - A A » MINNEAPOL!S. Minn Ma eo, (, 4 & Already having presented ‘P ee beens ef tvesttmony im repudi. nm ef Arthur Lepee-)razier « a at he is Arthur F “ar. a. wero. - es SwrRParser oeeeer “oO : WASH rN iy\ ‘ (>) VER ~> —XTH Brares Veterans Dureau here Special C \elusiisien in Our —s reese a — @ Dresses that will surely appeal to women and misses who wish to be well dressed at moderate cost. There are models of sheer voile, ravon repe. silk pongee and striped nev- x eltw mercerized matemal. Cheice oi @entinued his sto, v" Pedersa rt here .of his investigation »f +e * Rranding as untrue Loper 3 stery that he is the prewieusiy reperted A) le - ce. Ir. Burns b ti : anime mMenths inves.igat oc: f Frazier’s claim breugh: } the concivsion ‘hat the story wa-~ fa ine. « Witth the exceriicenr r Lepe es Dr. Burns bas been an _ lenger than any other w : tm the case. His vtestimer — for imcludes the sterw of his Ppoinmtment as chief irmvestica the case on Jume >. 18°24. w? e254 culminated im the a lece feesion of Loper-Frasier is = ‘he av ored dase 2 -. « : v2 ur paar coum Gendhtion of Seoretary of War Re- The types new so muck | | ~s — - perted as Gonna! ’ am Ruther Caps. soe. S8e and Jr ait a ‘ Jiff> Bathing “eit Gage. Seer and SI — > ee “ r 8. — Secreta: Bathing Beits. ~h te and ceter=m Te ae ; Soom Basement Leeseemy “SS Basement | cersem Le Phillips timnus (> @Tfre' ra The Basement Men’s Store Offers This Group of Spring [wo-Trouser Suits o~ 2342 @ These are Spring stvies of wooi-mixed flanne! and chevioct Suits. In cagiush siraigntiine. form-fitting and conservative models. well tai- lored. and vou ll get extra wear from the extra trousers. Sizes 16 io ? -hes? ' >? > . > me a . 4 » o i. _ beg _ amebiteom, cedurance and verse: er Saseiment ¢ Out in Base Tieri Dress e? iNhe@Wioeuse —- 4 | "> ¥ asha? i P; anuma “orn wdady and Outten-on Sats with large nm ught and dark patterns 1 smail collar- viam and magni : : Pr mis ‘IT?S. ~ | re ae es > atte wom ao @ a ~~ Ort s ‘4 rR . "> « wT? ares ~~ * ~ me — on "= hw ka} rdarTsS i , , e — . — = “ eS Ff ; E-ceeem ) =e aeedieeg teeceseteen of ch | COP Dal lars - rieew? om . oo on : Rascwent 7 “Sere Reweweet Peewemr “tere Beecwret bLecemems “tere h “ we Yam wwew es. Veow - -- a> ts - _* 5 io... _ | eee ee ee bemlin SPrMianlyY prcee . ie ; ~~ " Z - ms ead

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THUESDAYT. MAY 28, 1925. ee (Memorial Bay) Shop Friday The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 97,000 MORE Criry Circulation than BOTH other evening n Closed Saturday | ee See Our Other Announcements on Pages 18 and 20 US ~BAKR CO COMBINED ee — a ee Situs rust “orale Oe eth me AE le en ls We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in | Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted Charge Purchases Made the Remainder of | the Month Will Appear on June Statements. | and @ Excellent bodice-top Vests in plain or fancy styles fiesh, peach or included. Glove Silk Vests $2.25 to $2.75 $1 7 5 Oe pre sizes 36 to 42 Third Fieeor maize shades: Our Popular Coffee ularly Lb. of many and many more un- Packed in sealed cartons, ‘Limit of six pounds to a cus- Basement EKeonmomy Store ~~ - ——— Special Friday! 39c Voile —in Remnant Lengths The Yard.. C @ One to three vard lengths of 49-inch hard-twisted Voiles in white, light bhue peach, pink, eic. Pepperell Sheets Rieaached seamless 812%99-inch Sheets. with deep hem. Subject a See Underwear Fabric Mercarized Underwear material in white. pink. helio. ete—Jace effect 36 tnches 25c ‘Tr wide. 4Sc value. Yard Mattress Protectors Of bleached muslin, over heavy Remnants, Less } Tiemmant lengths of eel perecale. cotton sateen, voiles and other fabrics. Offered at a dis- count off marked prices of Basement Leconomy Stere Extremely Attractwe Are These Leatherette Sports Hats ‘Friday $ .69 Special . @ Hats that will prove quite popular Fashioned of splen- did grade black leatherette in the favored close-fitting shape. The types now so much in de- mand’ Rasement Economy Stere —_—__ FF Women's et ga $13 | @ Thread silk and — liose with lisle tops. . of » tere a ee on Re laver cotton: closely stitched and . tape bound 36x76 inches. Sec- onds. of $2.25 grade. $ 8 Lach I 4 omy. and 0) Na) Frocks for “Decoration Day Aside from the savings and the attractive dress, the variety is another feature that will appeal to those who would choose most becomingly as well as economically. Frocks of Georgette, de Chine and Flat Crepe, in fashionable plain shades | light and dark colorings. os ») ~~... 5. Me fi d\ of We 7) a \ The Second Day of This Unusual Offering of Chic Summer Frocks at Savings All Secured in an Unusually Favorable Purchase goa A om q@ This specially priced group affords a selection of daytiun« ” and later wear with decided econ- “air” of each Favored Fabrics and Trimmings Crepe printed patterns of Embroidery. frills, pleatings and clusters of tucks are the trimmings which are used in various ways that are appealing. laces. jabots, Sizes 14 to 44 Outing ; —{o Togs ake vaca ing: TrioeTs here piéeasureé bi are mplete nes women and misses, inc!udinz— Khaki shirts. knickers, blouses Khaki hats Linen knickers Tweed knickers. $2.95 to $4.95 Sleeveless crash knicker suits $5.95 Se breeches, shirts and $1.95 $1.00 $2.95 oe a _ -_ — Feurth Fileor € Medium mercerized 7 -_ of our « SOles reinf: Excellent va 7 For Women—3600 Pairs of $2 Silk Hosiery irced with lLsle Black. white and colors ue pail Special, $ .65 Pair. . . ol > ——— weight thread silk Hose in black and fa\ ored colors; with tops: an opportunity to anticipate needs With oats Silk-Top Chiffon Hosiery : wn Surety and other well-known makes: garter hem and $1.95 Main Fleer brow n as a \ foods With al € A combination electric Cooker that wil! acuu@m hot or Marka ble At Home or on Outings—Use These “Everhot” Cookers Complete With Utensils “10 | roast. bake, steam or foods—can also be used jug that keeps cold. Complete uminum utensils, Worth-While Savings in Ready- Mixed Paints Our F. & .. rips Brand q These need - Pain side We Snow ; ‘ Fri i \‘“ \é our excelient “Pure” Brahd—in wanted co ors——is offered at the fellowing s z $2.25 Gal. Cans $1.79 $1.20 Half-Gal. Cane Pe 65c Quart Cans ike 75c Garbage Cans $1.95 Boards Rien vv" ironing Roards of . ' . ' sii’ foiding =" \ 1e rim cover and estfonge wel! ide and wire 7 in | 49 bail: eee 5 Cc aher $ e $2.40 Cnme Burtuer “tove Ovens $1.69 Wire Trash Murnvers, round style $2.54 $3.90 Two-burner Gas Laundry Piate- $3 oe eg is undergarments are included, as well. to 40 inches. $1.98 Black Crepe $1.98 Printed Crepe 10 full pieces of alli-silk 59 pieces of silk-and-wool (Crepe de Chine, medium Crepe tn rich colorings and weight and all black wniy: small or large patterns: 4a ee Fare .--.- . Friday, > . 49 the Pair. . @ The idea! Shoe for sports and outdoor wear—the style that bors like best “Keds” of white duck, with Drown trimming and ankle patch—and the serviceable and much-wanted crepe rubber soles In boys’ sizes, 2% to 6, and youths’ sizes, 1! to 2 Second Fleor Sports—Boys and Youths Need These $1.85and $2 CrepeSale“Keds” Fashion Again Approves Cool White Footwear Smart Styles—Two Pictured al i q At this moderate price you ies choice of new straps, cut-out sandals, front-gore buckle ._pumps and Regent opera pumps; military, Cu- ban, Louis er spike heels. Same styles in colored kod, patent or tan Russia calf. The Sale of Novelty Jewelry Offering Savings at Aboat this event remarkably from most varied—a brilliant assortment of articles—-of solid goid, ster- ling and other metais —pieces q Selection continues men and women Mavpy suggestions for graduation gifts. Maia Fleer fo! Second Fleer @ Packed in covered glass jars. es are just the thing to take aiong on : to gperve at vour “party a ed. ny shapes and flavor ‘s—all pure 4nd 75¢ Pacalie Clnisshee lu whole Cherries covered with \ erearm fondas and then coated [| m milk or dark chocolate; special, Friday, Ib. Milk Chocolates With Nut and Hard Centers ite value Ib FE riday huttersce tel hips. meltaway Centers of carame|, nougat. ! } th rf ng and others of oul populal speciar+lice covered FR c*) lat Chocolate Bittersweets, special Friday, tb., 4oc (andy Shop—Main these appetizing {an- vour ouung—o: white and blue kinds. tm 39¢ ere 15¢ | Patriotism Made Good to Eat—A Delightful “Special” of “Decoration Day” Candies 114, Lbs. in Glass Jars—75c Value, Friday. . C w holesorme 60c Marshmallows “Marshmatiow Package —_ arshmalliows covered with toasted ‘oanut, oor nut and chocolate: 39¢ 45c | special Friday, I» Fleer Wilson Tennis Rackets $6 to $10 $4.95 Values at Thomas by. Wiiiso!l Tent is Retkets witl solid or two-piece Made frames—strung with khaki drill est quality gut in neat bags W. & D. mimi In WVricht & Ditson Tenni« Rackets, $? 79 in _ and medium weigit- om $1.25 Juveniic Tennmix Rackets ory erent Taz (3-ft. For Your Decoration Day Outing, Choose Auto and Sporting Goods From the Large Assortments on the Sixth Floor Auto Lean-To Tents «. $13.95 $11.95 of water proof Wenzel Poleless Tents the new enuaer* fortable wall) 729 «(3-ft. wall) Packed -tloor stwle and reper s Sat (3-8. wall) P'. ats «3-ft. walt) 825.75 $1.10 Metal Ice Cream Jl reezer~ 69 Ww tie Racket Covers adc $1.30 Wool Wall and Ceiling Dusters tot. jetoie™ ; $1.05 Sprinkling Cans, 10-qt. siz Sih | Wright & Ditseon Cham- gre oma Parking The Brooms, 5-sewed; good size S2c pionship Tennis Balls. . 45c p | ‘ Oil > de Fb $ . $2.85 Step Ladders, 6-ft. siz 2.19 Dry Tennis Court Mark- olarine i Bac Msh- pa bSc Refrigerator Drip Pans 450 eT $3 | ; _ fone $1.75 Bathroom Stool, white cnameicd. Green Tennis Visors 38c Oo oe $2 98 Gold Medal Camp Cota.$4.25 $1.19 Boyceite, super-fuel 59c aeee.« - « ° — tect frame Poilding Midwest Mirrors, swivel | _ — amp Cots : $3.95 $3.25 Clothes Hampers Seiiniet ass | 7 ee Folding Camp Chairs. $1.15 Excellent size Clothes = with cover Ford “Doll-up” Hub this = oe y — ar Folding Camp stovulk.... . 90 strongly woven and neat $] 95 sets $1.29 EE Thuro Jugs, 1 gal. eer, $2.59 finished: ..... : Auto Towing Ropes > SP Sa onsite Stath Fiecer Basement Gatlery : —————_—— SSS "a . lll. aa ee ee sess r a a ee ge Se Ce For Decoration Day—T hese Sports Hats ae sp @ The majority of these jaunty Hats are white, though some colored ones are in- cluded—of felt, kid or felt combined with other fabrics. Only two of the smart shapes ‘are illustrated. Yourth Fleer “ fe * Special! 12 Tailored Styles of Junior Frocks $6.95 to $10 Values $4.65 @q Smart models of linen, gingham, broad- cloth and cotton lin- ene, with embroidery, drawnwork or novel collars and cuffs: in plain high shades and striped patterns. Sizes 13 to 17. Girls’ $2.95 to $5 Frocks of various wash wenves: many eatyles and lovely Sizes 7 to 14. Very Pre Pee ree ee emlorings. Decided Savings for Mothers in Tots’ Frocks $1.50 to $2 Values $7 .00 @ Sleeveless and short sleeved Frocks of voile or prints; trimmed with organdy edgings of con- trasting hues. Sizes 2 to 6. Tots’ All-weool uit» vith «porte waist top. Sises 1 to & Special 50 ) aa oe — $2 Third Fiver B } * Ss it one-pleee koitted many %: * * oe Friday Only—We Offer 1000 Silk Slips —Very Special at $s @ Shadowproof Slips of splendid quality radium, trimmed with | lace edgings and lace medallions at the top and finished with lace around the bottom. Sizes 36 to 44. Choice of white, fiesh and peach- colored Slips. ee ~ se or dimity in solid colors shades, some — eo ere ee | | | i ' )

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ae eS EN. eae ag en ee | J SA in A oe P ignites 3 ee et ass ae Lea ee t x PEE = ‘ 4 ifs ¥ ee es ee Oe ee) ees i eee ee See no s iS ft ee ee . * eae a i tS SE aE F 8 PS ~ t : et 2 pornie® Yap One ee 4 : 28 $F eee Re, Se wie 2a te pees ely eee = Ss eet’ 5 > x + e + A 2 a . > aka — Ler ee oe * : “> + ee - ~s . Fig, Mee a Yay, “4 -_ a The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circalation t8m tne morning and one other eoening newspaper COMBINED — Men’s Silk-and-Wool Neckw Special” BIC fer . and woo! four-in-hbands—or silk bat — be best new colors and patterns. Ay, t WES SAYS HE VOTERS IN 1926] \ a ; =~ ~~ ts $ a e. " hop j ide -lares He Intends to Visit § Men’s Radium Silk Shirts Earn S85 ‘™ ; = -_ . a a hy @ *“Veivet Rese” Shirts gray— with separate coilats tu me ‘e Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for 32.00 in : 27 ; Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted a 4 a TT. Main Pieer atch 4 o bd ee eee, Ae Se ee ae ee eee ee Excellent _ ; cewmIXGHAM, Als. Mav 23—_ Oys’ = on arr - the kind vou would naturally setect tor your warm ; , "7 i. >> . ' | —— & : >» 7 . ‘ Ww eather \A ardrobe | nere are ho! 7 B3 Sitsil a rd COT servative modeis—cul trom tastetul ali-woot lapt and tailored to hold their shape. The are offered—as well as : Se i size range is compiete. In fact. 2 singie will vou that these are ihe seasol ee | riday:! | (raws Sennits with faney bands values! Choose vours Friday: | ” a ee 113 years properly effective/( wars has not existed in the Unit- — aT) s* al aoe . Light-colered wee! “Ptes Four” Acker. $5.75 to $14.; Natural and cached linen Arkicm. $3.45 te $8.7 $Sto $10 r. Ss of censt.tutienal relations mate of the Urited States South American ! i en ed Pana™as are in- E¢ Wide-cut tan Aheadl (Caarpenc Tresaisem™ $1.95 to Ptainm tec and cray flannc! doubic- breasted “Feerts (lais $16.5 “Alicator™ tan cellere slicker Raltoaua ts. $7.7: Tours tan whipcerd Nerfoik ~ $6 3) SAO 21 yy ¥ gg ind yacht strie I ~ “rts. $23.3 Imported Yeddos, $3 te $5 ae =. ™ —, : a + . ane mi. gga ahs 3° Ten “he , eae vg Fef the rules te the voters of ‘o carry. if possible, the Can Ter te shake men lcese from a) [im de=icrmed to fortify persenal Pimdividusa!l preregatives at the f tbe American pesple ‘he constitutions! rights ot Jerity An Uncommonly Good Summer Value! . |“ Neupertkean Mow.” Broadcloth Shirts _ SSS R Peak with me upon pong mx emprasizes its nonpartiana- BR nonsectionaliem and fe . ance not only te the welfare "" ae ’ Senate »ut to our aatien.” ; Can i asserted that the present rules encemrage pariie- Sam misbehavior in mitviduall 65 and ‘nrite seiishoem, De. af ranittr and personal) Fer oo mn to cloak themmeefves in the wf arrogance. He advected, ame ~ulex be changed br «a pre-/. © ana Ba for madjeritr would not prevent tor ‘rem being fully beard: Rie. S 1. J ; ° . - j + liad - mS m . @ Ne. * Camere of i ‘necus "pe—w ho : any coestion. but would pre- ne ves Wm exposure film. @ Tan Possia calfskin, gf ali and petent leather : tmade en the newest tor lasts. Brera | Cordurey. whipoor! and Khak: Riline Breectere $3.25 1 Four-pece bmgtimnb-si) le wool i—Nt “tnlis, Men’s Hot Weather Clothes Tropical Worsted Sutts Fancy Gabardine Suzts Imported and Domestic Mohair Suits Palm Beach Sunts ‘“Semety Brand Barre w ™ Dn 7 Lf Tubber heets. Summer Suits ya Oy Co Cn Ga Gi A Smart Collection of Striped Blue Graduation Suits With 2 Trousers and Vest 16" @ There is dignity and “snap” in these Suits. Thew are plain two-bulton from bive pencil stmped wooil- with blunt edge vest to match. Both knickers are nmeci. Sizes 1) to IS vears., Other Academy” Gradua. bon Suits, $18.50 to $32.50 Boys’ Palm Beach Knickers 71 brown Beach with Save Remarkably and Enjoy Full Satisfaction With One of These Freed-Eisemann N R5's_ Complete With ee ' a ler-~atia Shirts $15 Cash—~ Balance Monthiy ew o hart i stvied - : et wheth prinetple a or the m- thet with te rte or wrong. they com coats - exo % ens Heretofore Sold Reguilariy for More Than $200 knee Sh. ana : “4s it? -_ * $S Additonal for # i — mat Sonam tee Installation : ' Phase Tae $1.35 —’!?. > ae ~enKq ot“ ~_ 54 a tude and importance. mong! Freed-Eiseman [! - ce its eo a Mi] - Flapper Suits of sulphur radio—and the NRo rs the mesi Of OuUIts @ved. color-fast Khak: with short sleeves. Sand. —_ : a2im™M Se. ee sorts - mat hip and wal are _a* . ' , , . oe . a ss + :»% " : ” en ? ; F . = . " 7, : » * : _ >’ ’ ; ‘ : % ' ; cai p x \! ifiis . thee! TTS Si‘ =. ' ' : - ; Priced 32 45 . $ = > "> “is, aa ¢ Lah SEO & offered pete (}erma feectrmrc port owed vf r re Sioa?) and NP ar mma? * "he our Hamdic “excthem am tie “ath aT — “~ i txe Frew! - “Imi ce Yuu well : : te cbeltctrtrst - my rn Su Mail and Phone Orders Accepted’ oe SS Fea ed - base mrn | - > ire = a AT eS = white “fe Fz? Thee? & . “Sean Tce tl ETik =6 "5 : lt eeed-lu=wnann ~pert,a - - The ~~ “aur: “4 “8” Bearecr- ani Tina wvth Tel ‘hh _ ee ~~ ae pete Pree! - lb i~ee atin hatte’: : twe Boys’ Long Pants Witte Iheck. S te 1, ) (tome feelf thee $1.93 to $2.55 — wil tier Wivte (eerie. S te 1h. at Newtirsiveee “ot $4.2> Palm Beoect SS te 6 £5.95 Abeki. S-te 16 St .o5 Reed Peet. _* ~e~reee =F hl onet | =" e ier 1925 weer meer —s. %t OoEpiete ~~ ma. r™ tromal sft. 5 quarnateed torte ' ™~ mann Pheer mac and chore of iweo feel ~peakor 2¢ oye eT ater Ta pee: Manhattag™ athietic aT? AER AT™ TTT 68s YT of $1.00

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Bpecial Cable to Post-Dispatch aoe "ons WASHINGTON, May 28.-—The Chicago Dally News. “oy t se s United States Grain Corporation, NCH HEADQUARTERS IN phe pa seg pt which is now in process of dissolu- : 'MOROCCO, via Paris, May 28. Raab Ze WES SAYS HE WILLS; 7 ‘ | ° ‘ . | - . pur-in-hands—or &ilk bat wing Ties, ne | Portraits and Bust for Historical Society | — : RRY SENATE RUL ‘ v \ | @ VOTERSIN 1926 ELECTION ~ J ¥ : : I I Jeres He Intends to Visit Some of States | " i . » 4é | Which Will Select Senators “to . Says Paris Report of Grain — 4 . 99 Correspondent Corpora- | Define the Issue.” ) | ode WHR hs Penal |" thie’ a: ) Excellent Savings on: : w | , / cs : RB . ; + : agsociated Press , uliimate public opinion. This is an Denounce 1912 Agree- He Did Not Participate in MINGHAM, Ai4., May 28.— | attempt to beg the question by as- oe ° , O V S sont Dawe, hopes to|*uming that the only bill affected ment and March on Adjit.| Committee’s Work. _) o 4 | sien ‘or reform in the|'Y @ filibuster is the one under dis- S orts S} Sof the United States Senate cussion and that their persona} 11 ‘ ) ers, he said in an address | Judgment is conclusive as to what Se ehich he again criticised | ya psn public opinion. rocedure and an-| 4" Particular, because the Force $1 and $1.25 Values ceed of its propo-| bill, a wrong measure, which if jt argu | passed would have been repealed, 5 —_" | Was beaten by a filibuster, they ral jointls last | . ’ - | ; | yaaa States Sen-| maintain that the power to filibus- | ly . | with, sneer a? Dihbowee 1° is right. This argument is in- | Z | Under = ae sash di, tended to affect the great intelligert | : . val of the Associatea |’ Uth 2nd revive those unhappy is-| : mee ) : . : : ’ isu , . , @ “Boy Blue” Shirts with | giries of Alabama. es 1 gga mg oe alike in ed sports collars and short! - cgeaaggl ary a “Ignoring the truth that Govern-| Sleeves —— made of color-’* tes which will elect Wateed | Slee t ann seg oe based upon | fast percale and corded . Senators in 1926, and ask epecial case. ee a madras. W ith v oké : the — “ oes a debate not upon the necessity of | and pocket. Sizes 12 to 14. 4 of all parties, Ss 1 3 ‘ ont correcting a great ex ‘sting evil, but! B 3 th ‘ St castes wagered | =e pane special cases. The North’ . 6 i : and the South are united in loyalt roaacio Shirts . - SS , n loyalty Attached-collar shirts of white tion of Senators,” Dawes/to the flag. Their sons fought and lan and blue English Broad. ‘ ix, | died together behind it in two great | r Night ment Presenting Such a SCOPES utlinead at g- is inevitable, should the French re fo consider the duties of m3 “Others, upholding the dic ge tmig of hee am main prudently on the defensive or|/™yth that price guarantees were was I in search of contest win of 2 Ent va & genom Thea - KNOXVILLE, Tenn., May 28. should they go ahead with an of-|¢@tered into for any other purpose ble. But as I studied these ,,,. sewer steal thggenmn gaye that ry. OLLOWING is the text of Ry the Agseciates Press. fensive that might prove costly? | ° with any other result than te ‘ : . , - ees - - ” ‘ : a . - 2 oe Men's $9 50 and $10 there came to me the convic- | rules to minorities and so Ay enema Portraits of the late Charies'| F the Tennessee antievolution KANSAS CITY, May 28.—Plans|,nless the French advance, Abd- protect the farmers’ interest. ss het it was the duty of the ena “ ck att d Judge Walter | BY the Associated Prees law : . Kri ill hold practical! the If the Government had not ine , , which this nati Parsons Pettus an udge , aiaiainaieg . a pies”: A _ordinating State highways/el-Krim w o prac y : President of the United) 52. misused o tage? aaemnee Douglas and a bronze bust of LEXINGTON, Sy... May 20-— “Section 1. Be it enactéd by em eee: . ‘alley states| Quergha frontier, which he desires, tervened, the report states, the () ‘fords | See: Seded otic the s0 called ai as ms 7 ey orm 8% cis a : ‘ P John T. Scopes of Paducah, Ky..; the General Assembly of the [in 11 Mississippi Valley We and his prestige will profit to | farmer would have received only y= : _ “5 a7 , a s Xx constitutional relations to/| heatertty: ‘thet ws rage be the | E. C. Simmons will be presented t ‘who is under indictment by a grand| State of Tennessee that it shall || were worked out here yesterday &@t/ 5... 6's detriment. Moreover, such | #>0ut 431.60 a bushel for his 1917 mate of the United States as Locomniites decal : OS mace ‘the Missouri Historical Society at | 4. mevecn. Shas , chacwe be unlawful for any teacher in ‘a regional conference between high-|, defensive is likely to be as ex- wheat crop, instead of the $2.20 . . ; , . Ss ti a y } r at ayton, m., OL Charece 5 a el aia | | ned Friday Pair | m, and charged, as Is every) of government cannot b - eo its annual meeting at Jefferson Me- ©" See itnditintie aimiiitnniiie any of the universities, normals |way officials of those states, mem-| pensive in blood and treasure as an | determé upon by President Wil- ’ ; officer. with concern for > oes samo oe ws e sang OEE ON William K of violating the States antievoiu- and all other public schools of | — ‘ aan pisociothed offensive. {sons committee as a fair price. Ta mon-sense expediting of satiate J i. sae under — _ . | | ° tee Bile. tion law, believes that “man and; the State to teach any theory | Sere of the — nes ; But if the French decide to gO) In the spring of 1917, it is exz- SS O() . a. to carry, if possible, the Sreat ne incl ai ee — | Bixby, — premay* wees : roe all animals ascended from the low that denies the story of the di- ||of State Highways and repres>nta- ahead, where should they g0” | Diainee, the allies, by ae . of the rules to the voters of so Oe cermmmaay ucing about one-|.ouri Historical Society, will pre- : ‘ > ane , vine creation of man as taught ||, . 0. o¢ she Government Bureau of| There are two alternatives—a par- against each other, had forced the half the population of the United | er orders, but J have never seen o | : Utes price of wheat from $1.50 to over mtry, who—not the Senate— Sent , ; : side and present the portrait of - ~ arientific atatement that in the Bible and to teach in- |. ‘ Roads tial advance, or a march upon Ad- | Price ' w J | i. Tice President and who Foe have we + 18 Senators out J ‘ = ieee Sarkis Erganian. reac ma aa dame ennai? stead that man has descended ‘ee e . . niseiiinda jit, the Riffian capital. A partial $3 a bushel. ideas the sreat power|* the 96, that the exercise by in- Judge Doug y | man ‘descende rom a monke;} ‘rom a lower order of animf&l. | A conference on the : advance would not have to go be- Allies’ Buying Agency. @ Ton Ttussia calfskin, gunmet- bin shake men loose from a| @'¥!duals or minorities in the Sen- | Douglas was vice president of the and I do not believe that “Section 2. Be it further en- {termini was held in San Francis-|,ong the Riff Mountain divide,| 7° abolish this costly com al nora ” a ied oir Ongeeaell : designed to fortify personal | #** of a usurped right of govern- society for 16 years. Isaac Lion- Sespes mace ee — acted that any teacher found Laid last week. From here, the co-| which is the treaty frontier of the Jen, the alles, | Cponm : > = aie Yanai -erhae ae Medividual prerogatives at the ment not contemplated by the | perger will speak on “The Influ- yesterday while visiting come wet suilty of a Violation of this act | dinators will go to Chicago, At- French zone, and would involve no | fore America entered the war, had ) | Bi mre ill Se bh nlichenes people Constitution is justified. That Fashioned Walter B sity of Kentucky, per which } shall be guilty of a miséemea- _ordinato eat a ns diplomatic complications. But it |set up a common buying agency. — ee oe 5 oxpotaeyltiomeny - “Our Constitution rightly af- | ences . ‘l was graduated last June : as ae tort shall ilanta, New ork an oston. is doubtful if h dvance | The allies’ control of world ahip- ‘izes 6 to 7 mt the constitutional rights of | . | oi || nor and upon conviction a ’ s dou u such an a PiZes to if onl . ‘fords protection to minorities and | Douglas.” He denied any pretentions | we fined not less than $100 nor || Kansas City was made the center) would break Abd-el-Krim’s power. ping and the blockade against the sa ee “A Nonpartisan Move.” individuals against the wrong dic- Mrs. Pettus will present a por- scientific knowledge, or that he) of shan $500 for each of- of the proposed system in this dis-| Moreover, fixing of a frontier high | enemy made this agency the sole — | oven ~ p ‘tatorship of majorities. But while | trait. also by Erganian, of her had ever professed to teach any real PAGER MAD MM ES Ss in the mountains would be highly | buyer of export wheat. has for “a on been a pro- the checks and balances of the | . , , tary of the science but the elementary high “Section 3. Be it further en- trict. Seven - 5 oy; ‘imprudent from a military stand- “The domestic price of wheat to | “tm oes = or ; ‘genet Constitution operate fo protec: husband, who was secretar) school courses in general science acted that this act take effect continental lines will pass through | peint. the American farmer,” writes See- “sae - th 4 : chie minorities and individual rights, | Missouri Historical Society for 19 This is his first year as an instruc- from and after its passage, the || here. ‘ | The writer. therefore. believes |retary Hoover, “was Axed by the _— . ae See ay path Wan the Senate rules operate at times years. Louis La Beaume will speak tor since he was graduated public welfare requiring 2. Six Cross-Country Routes. France at last will be obliged to price which could be realized for pee ee a > it, tO destroy majority rights given |on “The Portrait of a Gentiemam:) g.ones teaches physics, biolog: i ‘oa - eer adopt the second alternafive, aj|the export surplus. As export buy- pee nonsectionalism en i" ~~ | by the Constitution. Charies Parsons Pettus.” and other general courses | At the San Francisco confe march on Adjit. This would be dif- | ing was all in one hand, the opera- ance not only to the we =e “Can it be forgotten that the The bronze bust of the late E. C. | “No person could teach even the ALLIES SUPPRESS ESSEN PAPER six proposed transcontinental routes| ficult, but dgcarcely more so than | tion of the law of supply and de- Senate but to our nation. threat of the smaller States that Simmons will be presented by Bix- most elementary courses in biology Epes pe ae were mapped out, the number being | to march up to the divide. And it | mand had been abolished, and the asserted that the present . they would not enter io, vol un- | by in the game of former associates without recognition of the evi- Control Measure Ff ollows ¢ rittciein wet bY mountain s At would have the advantage of dea!- price of wheat to the American rules encourage parlia- less they were granted equal voice of Simmons. The bust is by Harry dences of man’s evolution,” Scopes of French Policy in pe mae limite rte bh ing probably a fatal blow to Abd- | farmer, therefore, would be detere ‘+ misbehavior in individual in the Senate was that alone which | Hering, and is mounted on a verde|" 94 136 stated his acceptance of |‘ opyriueht. 1925 by the Press an@ oud» | the "mountains, it is proposed, the! 4) _Krim’s prestige. mined by the price which this buy- and invite selfishness, made possible the adoption of the | antique Italian marble pedestal. the belief that man and the anthro- and Post-Dispatch) 941. | number will increase to 12. Yes-| But there are diplomatic obsta-|ing agency determined to pay. ty, vanity one personal Constitution? In this can befound | The Mexican War flag and sword poid apes came from a parent stem, BERLIN. wo tle Elsen meas. |terday the conferees discussed the cles. Theoretically France would Price fixing for American wheat | F Outi No. 2 . to cloak themselves in the |. ¢air ittustration of what minori- | of Capt. Elihu H. Shepard, who |», t not that one descended from lwwing reports aL" Cees . ‘ itn Dee eee be invading the Spanish zone. | was thus already in foreign hands. ge or ings— of _ dvo ted . 7812 u no P wres in the occupied zone of Ger- proposed routings 8 a o 1e ‘nich d h ed . | arrogance. He advocat ties will demand where they have | was a soldier of three wars—15i-,| , oe | tet smilie te Riv »which under the agreement signed Congress had provided a minimum 3 me rules be changed bv a pro- ) the power. AS a result today Mexican and Civil—will be present- | ; Scopes tf he had made no at- many are being great ee a oe 12 routes. At the Mississippi ver.| with Spain and initiated by Great price of only $2 per bushel for the Pehicts Cameras for majority cloture 8° | States having less than one-fifth of |ed by Shepard Barclay, 4 former | emp to teach evolution either as|Co™es Me preggers West na-| according to Edwin W. James, Britain in 1912, France has no/1918 crop, and it had made no pro- Shirts 4 that it would not prevent | the population of the country have |Chief Justice of the Missouri Su- | iaery ore » fact. except as it came months, of the ag aa a ‘Chief of Design ef the United|right to do. Yet Spain has never | vision for the 1917 crop then being | ite and ‘“ ator from being fully heard’ gq majority representation in the | preme Court, a grandson of Capt. = al aeuentie in text books adopt- lan Gazette in pio ~ The |States Bureau of Roads, who pre-| possessed the zone. Its real occu- | harvested. ables Special at | Any question, but would pre-| United States Senate. Surely the |Shepard, who ‘will give af address.| 5 1 11. gate of Tennessee. To | Ned occupallod the publication by | sided, the number of routes will/ Pant is Abd-el-Krim, who has at-| “The allied Governments hed plain, minority or an individud] Constitution. which also respected |Th@ meeting. which begins at & ot aa af Sie cee ae ae Sreune ier po By me wan Con- | Stow to about 14. ee ae French in their own | fixed prices of wheat in their own hem. > from prolonging debate in| majority rights. went very far to!o’clock. is open to all interested, mentioned the question several ne i cP ogg. e _ oad eriticis- | wach regional meeting is fixing | 70". ey can scarcely be expect- | countries at about $1.80 per bush- ef- S AY . to destroy the constitutional | protect the rights of the minority |and an informal reception will fol- comet omits att LA ane of tie Me- stan cage rsa ES “oS Pr at ‘its own north-ané-south inter. | ©@ not te egg * | el, and im order to lay down Amer- , ‘ ‘ : : re ‘hn . . . i 7 ’ | ef a majority to legislate by the very form which it gave the | low the addresses. dents in a physics class asked_his me * seabbraipr su: h. st newspaper sus- | State routes, having a Canada-to-| a. atti: a e facts, the | ican wheat to their people at == at is the nature of the argu- United States Senate. | aE mes 1a ~/ aes ae eel ( oe ee - ‘Gulf route. Irene» ves France will he | price they considered they - belief about the theory 0 gended in the occupied district obliged, sooner or iater, to de- the American far es sepem ~ “Et ie Undemorratic.” it has been regarded ‘tion. which he explained as sim- since regulation of affairs there by Of the two interstate roads inte nounce the 1912 agreement and rreA : er see med. “Minimizing the real “and it b a net because Z et ; wible from the knowledge | +... ference. The| Kansas City from the West, it is oi P ° , : £ $1.60 per bushel at Chicage for the the fixed — - : nd now. can e maintaine in the best interest of the nativn. ply as possibie fron the last London conter 4m eobns ty: & of | mar on Adfit. 1817 crop. In support of this con- (“ameras of th cnnil ; ether the principle in- | that the Senate, with its undemo- but because the power to correct which he had obtained while @ stu- | German press points out that the proposed one Ww z —s y 4 | . : proteare pes ~ which take ae : ~— or wrong, they com~/ cratic structure, shall still further ‘this defective method of transact-{dent at the University of Illinois | o¢eupation authorities are empow- Wichits and Sout J —— - CONTEND EASTMAN DID NOT bow, pea nie agen ra free min | cher in size. Wit 4 =. Of an attempt to create by its rules put the American peo- ™ inens vests under the Coa- and the Iniversit: of Kentucky ered to suspend press organs only other would run throug rpe 3) ‘ her rh ; mye ) Main Fleer Pression that the rules have S pate ei : : , he “honor, |und the central section of Kansas. VIEW HIS WILL AS y can farmer wou require an - : . ple and the American nation at the | scitution in the Senators whose in- | Scopes said. when these endanger t o . 4 a@er thé wien crease in the price of bread in the f greaths productive of mercy, at times, of small minori- | qiviggu! power and prestige are ' —- 2» Ge Invited to Confer. dignity or security of the occupy- eo ms og ery cid oer pliers ngseen: IR carutinn i irs of Chi-| allied countries: that the Ameri-- — , . eontr " : : — , : arr : on uw © y , y . ; ’ - 7 7 > oe diay we ln ey ties, somnetianes composed of only enhanced by the opportunity to ence of befense Counsel. ing troops. = tere through North Missour' cago Publisher Oppose Ad- can farmer had realized anly about _— =) as 1 N= one Senator’ bitrarilvy obstruct the due course , ted Press - ane | $1.30 © for his Mhat untimit oatiees : NEU . Me hee Ee os 28 m St. Louis through Jef- mission of Document. | $1.30 per bushel previous . . — | debate checks | This demand from Senators ‘of business by the Senate in ac- COLT! MBL S. 0, May - COOLIDGE ENTERTAINS WRITERS | 2>¢ “ee . us By the Aseoctated Preas. year's wheat, deapite the $3 corner pacity of laws” Quite the) that they retain power to obstruct cordance with the will of the ma- | “Newspapers throughout the coun-/; — Te oul © OF eee ty. | CHICAGO, May 28.—Counsel|on the Chicago market, which oe= it has not checked mul-|the constitutional right of @ m&- | jority. try have laughed at the Tennessee | Newspaper vegan - | Other Highways. | representing heirs of the late John/| curred after nearly 95 per cent of of laws but has resulted jority to legislate is undemocratic | Minority Protected. law but they did not laugh when | a ae i om | \O¢ the proposed north highways Le. Mectman* whe was owner and | che athens mae solr abe Gee - Passage without propel! and assumes not only an incompe- | ) ithe Bible was expelled from the |". SHINGTON, May 2$.—Nev*-|one traverses the Dakotas into publisher of the Chicago Daily' “They also pointed out that “That is what makes the refor- | A oy 90 ation tency to properly decide questions Frank W. Mondell. long involving their own interest by the schools.” William Jennings Bryan the Senate : 7 jmation of the rules of the = © |deciared in an address on evolu- ‘paper correspondents and news| Kansas City by way of Omaha and Journal and are contesting admis- | could purchase abundant suppiles That is why it is all photographers cssigned to tse Joseph, Me., the other from Des sion of his will in Probate Court,' of wheat in. Argentina and Aus- mal contact with the situa- | people therwelves. = ee we a ae aie upon patriv=ic ‘tion, delivered here last night. | White House were invited by Pres'- | yoines and Minnesota. argcued® yesterday that Eartman tralia at $1.60 per bushel or less, @ House jeader. writing in|a majority of their representatives | © h eal in- | By the Associated Prees dent Coolidge to Le his guests to-) .. +1. south wouldbe a high-| had not intended the instrument | end that the only reason they were 23: , d stitutionally elected. | Senators, dewoted to the r |” KNOXVILLE, Tenn., May 28.— Gown | o | ) Siestaeetieal 23: “The entire appropria- | legally and con é! terest of the nation, to correct a rime seen who has ten?|4@s on an afterncon cruise Gol" | way up through Louisiana and Ar-| 9 * valid will. | prevented from availing ¢ i legislative program of the | Is this demand made to give Amer- at | Clarence Darrow, whe has ithe Potomac River aboard the} ; by way of Joplin, Mo. | Counsel cited the testimony of of such cheaper supplies by the Mssion of Congress was con- | ican individua ovided by the | public interest. for the creation 7 inst John Scopes, will | presidential yach: Mayflower. Al of the proposed routes are HM. lL. Spencer, to whom the testa- | longer voyages mar | rov y e aga John t tt ges s , ; in the Senate under a flag | additional to ogy oP of which no party nor any indi- che — ra K ville for a con- | Cameras and pencils barred. ‘tentative and must be approved by| tor dictated the will, by which the kets was because of the demand of * in the intervals in which | Constitution. or is it based upon a peice a~ adh gets comamnatiine wor | De invited to ae . aa een | ee the only order of the Gay's! ae Federal Bureau after the en-| newspaper stock was left to asso- the American eee for the : er ne , re to individually exercise a Vv pi a ference next week wil ew | mente _— | : ° use of their shipping for the trans- For Memorial Day— . we eal co ta hg come | | + inne? power which adds to | does the fact that they were not) _niuonsel. mariner | eire system has been laid out on | Clates and employes of the paper 3 agseec to make Way ' : — page res Fe | id that Eastman in ef-| portation of our troops and supe ‘personal prestige and prerogatives | responsible for the crystalization) 1. yonn R. Neal, leading coun- HUERTA TRYING TO COME BACK »«"rr-. Bee al a po him. “I want to | plies.” KF 4 other than the shipping | the expense of constitutional of custom and precedent into im- sel for the defense. in making this ee eat | A conference has been called ough yea ad on ) s _— ' M was clear, according to Mees a e S 4 Det the Sing a ST ity rights” proper rules for the conduct of the aftinouncement, said that the (hi- Invite} Military icaders to Join Re- } early August, when, it is hoped. the | Cietate eri he .) b ver, that unless action should be q EE Mtilieed for the cone | ae significant that the argu- business of the Senate excuse thet ‘cago attorney probably would i volt Against Calies. ‘entire plan will be ready for finai| Attorney Robert F. K®lb. repre- ' mo" rang ee oA eth are advanced against before the bar of American pubtic Lassigned to conduct the examéina- | By the Associaies a og > jes | Shaping up. The conference. James | senting the heirs. attributed East- | speedily take ragrican ments xcoygge Os Haggraggers Senate | opinion from the duty of rectify- tion of witnesses in the trial of MEXI oO CITY, May - ins res tq | sald, probably would be in Wash-| mans attitude to antes against mona ae cee a Z farmer wee get hose in- | ing these rules in the national in-/| «i.e. now set for July 10 of a letter signeg by Adomo oe ‘ington ‘his divorced wife. Catherine Motter| would receive but @ for his come chiefly from those whose in-" penn en i seen Rac sane Huerta and other exiled rebels, in-| 7 _ of Vv hite Si pie. 4 » of any measure to which . Serinus obiection on the ghout Complete at | oe . & the minorit: ' and thus the directed against one —= : | _| Keastman. He cited English cases | wheat—« price level toward which ’ - ough ineffective | terest. |= | = | Representatives of highway com-! | . : ‘ai | operated to render im- | dividual aggat 3s aan at the ex-| “No one has asked for a change iselves. The demand is only that | viting numerous pape ted ssn we missions of Missourt, Kansas, Ar-|in which probate > pinion . aed a H k the matter , the proper consideration | Cloture | the constitutions? right of in the rules which will prevent a|the minority. protected as tt is by eee a reer s 3 gio ee Se 4 the Dakotas. Oklahoma, | refused because of ci rat ne go pais var “8 soover tao | ° ua . i . ts - € . ' Lo ° , and fixtures sixth 2 me that no*bill beaten *p ef the world, in my judgment, is ‘the Senate or of the people them- rights of legisiauion ae AG 2 "a fr Was not condemned by De & - PE yt Ne es ' : - re « ~ ie by isco - i a ag ae * ae - “gy < -

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ee . * “ _ oe, * pr 7 a i ’ o . . aaa “¥ * " ee * SCOTLAND INDICTMENTS. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | COUNTY’S turned in a certain time, it could be done. Long Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER The Scotland County grand tury bas returned a | flights could be reduced by establishing land fueling ‘Rumber of indictments in the case of the wrecking |224 supply stations to within 400 miles of the pole. Dec. 12, 1876. Published by the Puwhteer Publishing of the Citizens’ Trust Co, of Gorin, Mo. The indicted | The handwriting is om the wall for polar exclusive | Company. Twelfth Bowleveré ipersons are: Frank C. Millspaugh, ex-State ‘ness. Am ; and Olive Btreet. Finance | undsen undoubtedly realizes “t He does | _ __—s' Commissioner; Roy T. Myers, cashier of the wrecked jnot ask that other lives be sacrificed in what may | i THE POST-DPISPATCH ULAT- q bank; bis brother, A. H. Myers, and his father, A. S| ‘be the last personal polar exploit. } rorRM. Myers; Miss Anna Momroe, assistant cashier: five oo | 1 know that my retirement wil! directors o* the bank, John L. McNatt and G. C. Hill | GRAND JURY AND DRAGNET. if. @ake po Gifference ip its cardinal ‘of St. Louis; Joho Thomas of Gorin and Jerome B. | Supplementing the severe rebuke admjnistered to atrorner -General Sisson ef meade Island desires .o have the “tearcce vacated on ground that the ‘Rhode Is'snd domicile she ¢claimeg “ fictional, the Providence — today says ‘* Eliner Wyle, as she calls herself, , a member of the Lacy 4 eo is now the wife of ose Benet of New York, | Eo etna men eagpertienme | These ingictusente are the result of the story pub (mere suspicion, by Judge Gayer, the ¢rané jury. — Acht Gemagogucs of aff partics, ‘lished exclusively in the Post-Dispatch of March |COMmmending the Police Board's efforts to suppress | U s mever belong to any party, elways 23, when a staff correspondent of this paper inter. | “Time, “deplores the errest of citizens without suf- “ oppose yg ta. | es the fugitive cashier, Roy T. Myers, at E! ficient evidence to Warrant such action.” | oe ge Hl > mm catantt doe, tp pope The latter, in a sworn statement, related The grand jurr’s protest is good, but it does not voted te the public welfare, never ve | |” bewildering detail the extraordinary history of |° fr enough. The arrest of citizens on mere sus satisfied with merely printing oews, | frenzied financk as practiced in Missouri. 'picion, without warrant, is a violation of their rights According to Myers, McCutchan was the piratica] |U2¢er both the Constitution and the laws. It is an always be drastically independent; | never be afraid raid to attack wrong, | genius of the opus whose alleged machinations eclipse CUtrage, wholly incompatible with the principles and whether by predatory plutecrecy or oe “~ ‘the achievements of the late George Chester's fic Practices of American Government ané law. Innocent JOSEPH PULITZER. tional wizard, J. Rufus Wallingford. citizens are entitled to protection against such out- Aprt! 10, 1907. || Myers’ story gravely involved Millspaugh, then | ‘@6¢- is _/ State Finance Commissitner. It charged him with | The grand jury has wide powers of investigation | | working in a sort of partnership with McCutchan. ®°4 action. It is above all officers of the law in the LETTERS FROM ° THE PEOPLE. r t accused him also of permitting the Gorin Trust Co. | POWer to investigate any officer, to seek evidence The name ond address aufhor eeuet eocom ha . to be organized with paper capital on the ruins ot | of law violation and indict when it finds the law orypest ' omy a * contribution, but the Gorin Bank. “It accused him of failing to bave| violated. The jury should go thoroughly into con ques not be published Let-'the trust company examined, as required by law, and | ditions such as exist in St. Louis today, discover just fers not exceeding 200 words will receive despite bis alieged knowledge of its shaky condition. | *>#t is being done and what laws are being violated. Citizens have their own recourse when they are v ~*~, ot - - = - —_— i LT id a if Ay . i weference. deed It accused him of personally profiting trom the of. | “Wee Martowe the Man’” ervtonge e granted the tnstitution. It was an becngpre tages’ raided, arrested and otherwise maltreated To the Liditor of the Post Disperch | g recital, this story of Myers. It ran the °F the police, but fighting the police tm court is a “yo , ~ oy — gamut of bizarre finance. About every device in the COStlY and unpleasant task. Many wrongfully ar. | y mee tS , : : “Ss : : | . won As a Washington belle, Oiiner . ‘ >. ' ash. ; ty married. Phillip s&s. Hichbern ¥ ip 1904 Bred Mr and Mrs. Morace Wylie. Four years later Washington was Bes rtied to lenrn that Mire. eh- Shere had cioped with Wyte. Mra” (Miendorn had ome child and Wytte! > er Wriie ts now an accountant; i» | ef the Senate Couzens a y OU have recently published in your eepertere | columns three things of more than! 9 venom of manipulation appeared in the Myers | citizens are too poor to undertake it, and ° others are unwilling to make a public issue of us ... ordinary interes to culiured people, and The immediate consequence of the Post-Dispatch’s | *®*T8ated arresis. Women ip particular shrink from enpectally those interested im shakspear- ana. The first was Julian iT enaide ae a fhe removal of Milispaugh from the} publicity. “ ee : ~ ” : ' office of State Finance Commissioner. Some tangied| Pvt the right of citizens to be undisterbed in their i ) ter, May 18, then your editorial on May | chapters have ‘subsequently been added to the Myers | ®*OC@®t#ons and pursuits when not guilty of crime or A reel ane : ui ea 2 ’ 14, and «a letter from Bob Webeter, May DT tee Bags one ay th hy em additional activities of the McCutchan | *® Violation of law ought to be protected. | est in a considerable number of you: crew have been disclosed, there have been protests and | —=o>oo ; = ‘ eaten t ration and arrests and bonds, but the action of the Scotland A TIP FROM THE NAKED HEATHEN. | ae s , R: - 4 ieee | , c- | -. 7 i . Pedera’ revenue laws. aa . Hichborn petitioned for q de | 'werce. but ended his life at the very lerge circle of readers, and 1 have & suggestion to make which may be a / County grand jury is a concrete result which prom- | great help to those who fee! that thes |ises to bring this camorra to justice. /Peru, lives a tribe of bead-bunting savages who. S Rom sister, Mrs. James «4. | In South America, on the border of Colombia and 2 ef his Blaine Jr. while proceedings were! would like to have some means of satie- | | The fying their curiosity on the question a he most disturbing feature of it all is the fact | despite the fact that ther dent wear pants or read ies Mastems the Man” whe wrote the » her the head of a State department, which was creat. ~ New Republic, know how te do their stuff In | ' ° , ' . 4 , So-called Shakepeare werks? It is this primarily to protect the public against such pilun |C@* Tespect at least they have proved ' pending. The decree was granted Let anvore who has not already done|derers by a vigilant ‘ lab if . themselves after his death. s : | . supervision of banks. is en reast. not far ahead of th la ! : ee read two works of Sir George G [tangled im this sordid affair. Th« entemte +. e test American an a >> ~ Wylie and Mre. -Hichbern were Greenwood of Engiand which te MY | gay aH, courts, of course, |e hese savages have a secret process which Be pe Nin i a ee ee , a : : married im 1916 im Corsica. where mind preve conclusively that William propounce final judgment on Millspaugh, who, *"T!@Ks heads to the size of am apple. | SS ie ~ os > a Ae Se ee se pther were living with their three @hakepeare of Stratford-on-Aveon did not ,UDtil that finding, is emtitied to the presumption of Thts is a precess which William Jenni E | x eee a te we eee ge 7 ge . rat se » Soe ghildrer : a ngs v » . .* ey - _—. ae s a . en aa ; 5 ny ‘ , 2 2 ’ write, and eould net have written, those innocence But inrpocent or not. the Stat I and other Amer! . ryan oe a er . ' eer SS =m: ml “S “ Left W vtie im 1999. | State Wepart cans have been seeking f | . a = Bi a “ : works. Then bet | hern @Ooyvalnt thern ; ment af Finan . - & or years. for i . A " eo “ + . > -™?) . ‘ . . : Y ig ie ? 7 tie ce has been besmirched and public con ™M™ Bryan works best on 7 he. P In 1319 the Wylies separated. selves with the article in the Nationa! | rigenve ip it —~ on an appie-Deaded constitu : a Ew ae on Aiverrs P - ' : . ae i . : i? Review, Londen. for October, 192%. ty! . bas necessarily been shaken ences In America the head-shrigk/ng process b Ero: Reo mer : Archie Webster, on this subject Laat | Phe experience drives the truth bome deeper that he@R approximated largely by su¢h indi Pe - - 4 Proven . = March, 1923, and tat | tthe p - om oe , _ -_- : rect met s ~ % E Bene: married snind. read over, again and again if nec public business to commis As , ; a. = ens ~ 4 2 . OMMissions and live hann per-cent efficient n : , ‘ ~~ - _ atte a ae : : ram P eeeery. the “Sonmets” of Shakespeare ask- ever after ae . ve Bappy for ? chent precedure. The South Americe ae eS pm ae 8 ee . Se —\- —— > cat SA ey eae UDters, wise in their generation, may not know 7 : : ete teal ae Se : & tee - ae ee eee | Sheee lines fit in with the personality of ithat eterna) Pubiic Vigilance is pot merely the price a Rautavueua from a cocoa bess met . ° : . mi ~~ ~ ie ~— > os —> ; Ae a ‘ ie ll . ‘e mill” op-ra tions, . ' . . . . . ; a ans a tt, —_" ~ = "oS : eo 84 re ; William Shakepeare’” and then “How de of liberty but is the price of bonest. efficient govern shrinkers their supremacy is hel} Pigg ti ; : Ze, =e > Sor wae 8 E _ tni - eg 0 ba me ob-i | eer Ai ; er : . 4 ita ‘s cr . = - m 7 rr -_ ' — * ee ‘nh these lines fit in with the facts as to Ment : Brvan teke a hint fr Sages. VE Mer | cava, e,8 Sat oe get og a eal Sie hae | _ e divarce from Wyle. Christopher Merlowe **? aasu niine that ’ Finally the weetion ¢ , 7 Milo a +4 Ol tke naked beathen ” Will be 2 _ ~~ Ss . ' a e —— . ; =i. 2 = 3 ; Tiers in her sutt were swrern -* ma the & t d iy of r v rret fri ho — - ; ~ , 2. , T. ai - ~ before Lee instead of being kKille@ at bepiford be iyry ee SOMERS .CERiy grand am the godless savage this labor-cavin Mei Se prestng nard W. Horton. Mas- lg wissly Goparted tn haste from England y 1S & Striking testimonial! to the value ef pub sevice’ If he is wise enough to use che ns “ . tr in ““ancery, who with Dough- | : . , , . ‘ . . "erty fe ender te arate burning ot ihe wane, | W17—t0 the indiepensability of publicity in guarding “t*? Of sophistry, be may yet sit in the White House “IS THE CREDIT MANAGER IN?” : : i= watch tnep Salen oun , a ad i s*> & kab 7 . t td sie " i e @Which impenéed over his bead as a pen. th the people and the Government against Siintcnadiaiii — ae een ¢ = "und * i= which they Ggureé are & 6&6 445 eid ——— _* ’ a fe. ” Sa © wet alty fer the crime of beresy } believe peteBcy and uptrust~ orthiness PR4 ni ni = a x. rs suiny. = ; . i iad = °* i? they will do thie they will be driven unofficial v= & THAW'S RETURN TO BROADWAY. SSSSS==_ = —— iT irresiatibly te the conclusion that “Mar- Apparentiy the quiet Virgimia countryside has Dew J js T | he MIRRO 4 | lowe was the Man “a +o ———____ __ getting on H + , Spe ea U s Y WT Written ¢f h : . jarry Thaw's celeb ‘e T E or the Post-Dispatch | ‘ : fer s celebrated ao a pe The works of Mr Greenwood referred WITCH-BURNING ie SAS Lhe other morning b - — oe ¥ ; _ gee a PUB to above, are. first, “The Shakspeare ry ANSAS 7 he strode into Texas Guinan’s Copsr ight. i936. Problem Restated.” aad secuné “ls " wey are burning books on e% GViulleR pn Kansas ud in New ¥ ork with much tbe same manpers th = : . / eretic +4 -_ ™ mad — , . c = — : There a Shakespeare Problem’ Hither oni ‘ca! print dies at the stake by order of school nim two decades ago unre of the pet playbors MINNE? HA! HA Thie columa te " : m “ne aineua aan wit : ' ' suntio 14. Officials, It w , tose ef Br ) : nis — : = EAL a aT vad edly had ea “9 Sk hee Li ~ I a5 DOL a)Ways thus in Kansas. Broadway. There was $500 for the vrcDestra, and ian Sem Gest et Simei ~ TO A SPITFIRE. — bias the latest oi were mythical. reap fe Dra 4" J rR arw i ' _ ll ot he P , : —e | . * wr 7 > ee >? 4 % ~~ ~~ ——_ =" — . 23 oe hea! ms “The Origim of Species” precipitated « of magnificent size for waiters and at.” In the tand of Andrew Voistend be ogy ay = yea eee leading publicists, ne . Mrs. Wriie is the second literary ~ (D@WOCica! War B@hich ra ’ LendaBis ry In the tow ~ aged: (hats for poor bleed beneficen’ aus | Pere: Sed violontiy in the ear! DBUaBis, all distributed thro , , . own of. Minpeap’tis ; ‘cals om the questions — — mare ‘ us “ar.y . tas4 ugDd ‘ve mait: ’ - “= Rut st her . _ ow ; of M ; n inquéry into Rakis Giving St. Lows a Bad Nan. 60s, but gradually subsided as the «piri: of } _ OPSages were passed around to th Pal stag Near Fort Snelling. Minneso rt he a aie m pratense aga | me (“er divorees In Rhode Teland. q ‘ :, : adh 4 |. O@F bop rabie ae g to the a _ lv th Me : _ giirerent t& “ue eart.. : ® Te the flvtor Of the Piet. i oak /"Rq@uiry inte scientific bieluwica! theor Thaws tabje champagne flowed ¢ omen. and ot te Pi © perk calied Minnebala For then Hs s1 ‘cating smell . THE CRIME pwhere he grounds are bread and | ’ oven — “— P ‘ theories superseded ei a | ed for al! T “all the Falls of “Mic neheh = _ 2 oo ; a inclosing a clipping from « S! that of furious prejudice The three cm aut ; the gray and battered veteran of ja , ee Si OF te anni an ; _ pate ve we always deem ailied with hell | rem the Chitage Damp ouis beweapaper, sent te tie & , aggro Hy =e St coecoers oe ls, law courts ' ; . ; ied iiawathe : ee nm a © » a ows of rationalism, or. if vou will, Dar Dis were Hux enc 'Dsabe asyiumms make bis bid for B - eopie go there on the street car ft wood resembic. in & war— NOTHER committee ort n 4 a ODA 4‘s'% ih any r Ye » ») . * : . . = - © . uu - od -& Ja ; , u! Tr + _ _— ‘ : ‘ "7 4 Roar : = ~ ‘ pol ey. Tyeda!l! and Herbert Speace: 2 mae ra Thus did ths» nationa! suisen ; evP | avor . jd they watch the water fe ling , sc of blockhead, vou might say. i has made a repert on ao author. and Officials are quoted as saving (the raide ¢ | abc Spepcer was , , ce make his return t hen they* Duy so: intro But though like x lm dull al . Durvaa v e k © §reatest of the three im influenci: ; Broadway Stanford White | - mf +) 2 WS Some picture post cards = ' ood Tm dull and dead | ™ the United States. Th ‘ Arbuckle were will continue unt! St. Loum w made “ss thought Spencer won , S.uepcing Amertran sate ines : nite is dead Evelyn Nesbit. ~ Falls of Minnehaha’ Im quickened when with rou Im wed, ‘appointed by the American | the sTeunee of ned. ‘ ebinusiastic dixcinie - , ‘y tacged, is Jiv Mut they raised the boar then —— ~ clty fit to tive in.” and | though! yew . pees AIORZ ..., ' RS iD Quret seclusicn. t . Seg (oe rates of pestarce a pretty Hamel catch : he vounger members of collate elite muted haw still seeks the gaiety Bu And the faa. ther Gay. are Grins And we become—perhape—a match | to deai with the question ‘of of : might be interested ty the wonder@u! ad (Yule and Johns Hopki meee Th Y and excitement ef cafe So the tourist will no: ae (From Hawtherne con this simile ‘and court procedure, and r _ vertiasing our fair city receives from th» : PKiDS. and their efforts, together sere ts. It seems. po peace for hi he of ~ . ot gO there nut rne comes this simile . | Hp at. Louie Ret: Ne! : s disturbed ' me Ford om +? pemenet rg e rhymin ry ; ‘ust published _ ‘ter Business: activities of our official uw breakers ith the earnpent espousa! uf the cause by the bri? ail mibGa €ACeBI in the £audy biare of ae oti tu Thev wi “ans - a street car ens riyming is bs bmn inh ti Hiehbed. have a ! Ras elected vice aoautiiaiti 1 cover the Southwest and of tate ‘tre ietertian,. § iske. gave great momentum to ti ‘ , ant. iser habitues of Clab | . : z ay. Te the "ee pani Shean Pa 3 Minnehaha : ‘ | —_ THOU. RGOSsS ) simple truth is that in Nationa: the average merchant and citinen are u: ema pPHhiicsephs i — paved with th , _—— Thaw . entrance. [ would «hip fo Ww a a 5 tes? asses TKh@ COs vi | . — memy ‘oe n¢@ for each | Die: the difficuity ies in . . 2G OMplist Uhurch anes ch The agents cet bb. 4s ‘iting? What a conventie f se ) with any degree of safe'» ; tas affected the life of every bumar being op eart CONTENTED | LT weuid open Da eis 2 ya ~ (bers who tnak the nour ae = ' ae NS ee ee the 4 e / + , : —— © earth } ee mn Sarreis and bo 1@ inake themed Tite a ce t have always = ‘calized e grea “erhaps as much might be said for +> . " The =—0m. | Near the Falls of Min: ma “og number ef words daily 4M shee } . | committee affirms that amoun! of daniage me bocome tonmue in the ee | i ¢ ~ een, arship : ea per eNDce af Edin burgh. Scotland. : J would . he na "a.: : oat Orgs : sis Au _27ey Deve to ado i the United States because head ef an oft sovbae ons ho Oo “~ — , ws ° & pebcer Which found its "ay into the « , eht ned sium dwe! lere ty a 4 “ iz leading : t. — roms KOO Le fas? or @a'er now is © titi UD oe oid pen and scribbie till = technica! the police are — ' , ar? a ; : ebed Vv © er ap tter liwi mB tee State of ae . : ti runs out. without t : | } this is the firet time it hme hers brough nen of Ame a. os PTV’ va ne discussion ——- is pot uD ike that 4 as i ng Quarters ’ ould _ wn ame a. \ oistead tae. MmACUut even troubiing te count , largely because of the home so forcibly and |! wi veri! Mave tudy, contributing seund!y to th , a ‘at vf American communities in mak l would c Se na a lees ' Of spoils politics—end j q » Re . : , . ' ' d «4 ¥ - i iv’ uf 4 Thema) nzg “ar Ss 7.4 . tenements dg + : 3} 4 ‘ "arge a) Xx hats acd tr : in ; od nex iO@gitca! an prevernent wouid De : ; : . a’ eal ere yeare and have aways found ve Darassed by the econen fT i ; : = #26 S:Um conditions. The [ would cai! it M re an attachiment to --4 , ' wilting to return verdicts } Pere -5 7, mine at * - . . : _ ait wisi eC > > *) CH. =. UTIs >f cicm?> — . 7 - . inne rT 4 SE SSEeTT | . ti ' , rm Lous “a oly TH to live in.” even befor: | orgies of th f a ‘a ums of Edinburgh did net want te be led T Minne Tra | “ pao, reups. maki ” — © words im (power of parcie and ; _ tun e at Kenrick Seminary | the last election | of the aiter-the war years) And many Amer | ™¢d@ical health efficer ST see the a ee ee sreups. Tiuking pirases and sentences. The | sbused—again because of : * * Archbishep Glennen , JOHN BR. KRICHARL WON | “an parents bepered the jem: ed One ™ 1 me} ema } cer vf tbe cuy reperted that. = - so “euld « get pickied absence of ideas would not be any mere no- | anes tn tiene . . ce towing bis same upon a son = _ = Soman Dy be , : ouses fad been provided, he found i# nh ‘he mighty Mississin: Joveaoie la i is 4 present im nrany cages. (| tende to sumptuary | . : » es ;,. Fs ° L re ¥ : “HSB ” " ae handy graving ‘ery Gillicuit to “CnY'Dce «lr . JOS } 2B oe Bat a CRITICUS. - : J 5 The Pedestrian’. Hazard ‘terbert Spencers im the United States. one of the 'Umbdledown dwellin Se ee P. S—Who says poets a> mg w yee ee : “9 mena’ ee . . ie rT e — . al u 7 . . " = i} ames nents amd crowded cond catia ih ‘ ; ings have been said many 4 ona high $ i al — - . “endl? tio - . rm ing *o de with the : ‘ ; ae a -_ Tage at the: | = Pedestrian authorized by ordinance “82 Merbert Spencer Hadiey, Chancelior of Waar. CUt task to make ¢h . ae Se ce, & coe CD ™ According to Mr. Mencken. nebeds tion. You elimin ger a rate | men- | has been done to impsaw . , te Stop & car &t a crossing by raising “S009 UBiversity, tell us “Whats make them feel at home in more sani. “*®"'Y “POWs bow to write newadaye and » Gdn amet oe ~ ne negre vote. and | cedurai referm. for | _ . | 4a.8 (0¢ Matter witb Quarters +2 . ns tmrriflier ' :, ' “ars and “— PEM OF MNOraLDt ‘oOreigners, amo i his hand could die at ‘« itt ADEs = ‘© coBnciuced that th } “aS are wastin heir m Z us cated bv all high-minded 4 ue | as 1 the satis . . © vniy way to = ere or iess valu- woom ‘pere are uo eur o r : | ' | gel some people to ac . . abie tim —— oe , a0 great or Gear great. and | tle chan he =? faction of Knowing that (he law was —— © © © —____ decent »b me So eccept cleanliness was te provide! when hor = gh S 8 ‘ot of hopeless Grivel. (he majority vanishes. [f you set a coupie- | ncaa seme | ” 5 , -VGSCS Ib the ou ; aioe ‘S°° wetter be employed di of your your rr - , emai he . ? his a6@0.” is good. as any hare-bralves AMUNDSEN’S “NO R UE” ¢ natiitien teteetttes a ‘SKirts apd thus prevent as ging ditches. itm te ciate ans ed dig — oe i 4 be *n ito keep rack of this | strange that an Masters Mot may tump ou re .. a ESC URDER : =. "SS 428 possible from biuntiv wit . ' - —_ sue wcatin rate ‘or ss! gays | think yeu will te : 4 sing to 2 " ) oa am. Amundsen, it is tearned in slum habi' a ever acquiring the ee ~ wien the i wetting staterment that cenvinced I"m right That i ' : zation has proposed a ¥ oe 0 Gace the stop and be Ose, Norwa; , | aoe * poetry Nas Decome the recreation of t} —" wanished is ti te at @ anise the (sffairs. wtheut Gs ; sent inte Nalifax 7» Gave cerinite orders before ?* V@uLIess there are Teiiectually . © i- - ared and is tuking a vacation. vers. behalf of referm im ; INTER ESTs eneiees parture that ' , = oS oi. f are any number of unfortunate Glee eae ie and Cheep” SELAH K y a - ‘i ad TN LS 4 T ZEN bs ‘ , " Deu @. ped Lien he ser : i. "oe 4 ‘ aT i2@8 0D AIDe@T ican citvies wh . — can picture TTRET as he reas yes ware . 7 - - - - cedure and practice. » ; 7 Se —o Oo return. That must bave been «a | _ Way out of the SUMS quick cong se oe oid Dottie of vitriol and dae with NEW YORK. Jan. 17 The lust 4 Senter Darang —o —— > , der to giv: “a oS S85 | . ckiy eno a sardonic grin upon bh RARE He 2 ) : Sa sag Al - ——i Re mst poem of is soc , More un liver | .§ a i? « a measure * r ; a b. - wht “a Nance Th, Pm. “ that o- ‘ ugh ba they had = sens er ‘ T? uUpoti Is OU’ enance “Tyr. 3 e4. 4, re Burns. ae? en a ‘ow favs before acientifi. DRY AGARA THE AMERICAN AXD to De a fact. we can hatcinetie seo case rf Sg é “10 — d Burns while Sis wife. ’ . " » Ma * : ‘ > i? «ot?! + , F ‘ CAN. : * the *. ad eX Teenant ag '? = ire mS isi =ne Was a2 ne bo : the Theater. and at $s im th uid be entirely ip ADIAN relish being told : neignbor of the ‘ s:.ia re . , a keeping is iG ne b . — " moet im Treef : . , . : afternoon I took a sirol! in the park, and ais code of gallantry if be sheuld pot goals Fuss Ourselves. a a2 abou! poet DD VE Mies, Scotiand. and later mar- . . uw BYU "Ish others } ~ e : med 42 man natred Therm r rh f {i : becoming tired, rested On a bench to TBS their lives even ¢ es os | Mr. Mencken app — : ) ipson, whe appar. From the Philadeiphis it. : ’ for his ownD mo ’ Pparen yy thinks the out enriy carred the poe . ; While seated there two piain cioth But ¥ . nOMa: Reed ook for American lteratu | eg A: poem to New Zealand. BGRET suy ma ’ or med ma! Dot Su ' . a “4 “% s ' worked or wot and where. and = many *°S"!SitloR of scientific knowledge in :: = vearabie evll Certainiy 8 ix Reise ‘2 lasp mr burning hands into polities! offices. ether quéestionan. [ informed them tha: s10ms’ so poar re dangerous than too much reiigion ote ae pen ‘jose ‘Arevping. sicepiess lida, strate the inferiority Tt ' . ‘ 2 . + rs ™ . l was employed at the theater, and they Polar exploration = Uisance than tee MUucD politica” True ‘ reyes ike g'owing brands, doubted me. and made me get inte the. , a5 & personal feat is already an 00 ‘rus. Ra And wonder in my weary brain if machine and accompany them to the - aromism. Alluring as it may be for a vents Meanwhile it makes us worsier whethe Gap ily. when I'm dead, rr theater. After being informed by my sake, the comquest of the air b ad _— nor Nn i realty worth while for +h ice = My oid been friend for love ef me euuploper that 1 was employed there, they |TeSi@ms to relatively easy “Ss opened the poiar young poet (ther’re alwars eons ing Will give my bairnies bread. >» = = - . of as te keep out park and penetration. From Spite Sarwng, ti hy Om , ' i oor oe aA hae the park mot berg@a to Alaska across the pole ic bu: } = Spite ~ ca .~ bmarecnnrealhl why Em sure I don Oh. ¢@id the poor net help the peer again. That is about « cee lL soe nie. User bra very en wari or ‘Oo give cach in *hetr sim pie Way. This is outrageous, and as tar as from New Y it all up and bee : 7. sandal ous. er then ew York to Colorado ‘at ~ OMe 4 sign-painter or some. With humbie gift and kindly word are the parks for and what right . & shorter distance than has been mad = sto & 0! an egquaily practical an commer God pity them, | say the police to deny me the privilege 80 Amertcan flrer © oy ¥-fecegnized vaiu ' , . : “ . . im a singie jum e. t wte wonder ror many a man who ciasped park ” oom p> Clima RG . ; my am a taw BA mat ~y mo | ‘ng, pathfinding and fueling condit aaa mARGARST 2. BOSWELL Hand with piedges o'er the bow! citizen and gi. 2 . iiems. of course | . When ¢t passed away ‘Ttain 7 S steadily undergo | bey Sign tm the North one: Proved but « niggard soul. . being bOosseed around by the Ss improvement and DEINE - increased . FS SOS eo 6 OS 86606 0:46.0464204 80.0.4 5 . — 2! size « ' i ae “Ch, wilt thou streagth. Them there is th = DPR. KLEIN . gang o nichts, Jessie, to my . at 4 e dirigibie, Filch + Fe ~ ONE FLIG ; forsaken hearth z ; GHT | keep the air indefiniteir. :. And be as thou hast been to me. the truest . P. MURPHY If Henry Ford should order thar +s — IE FP tramps ‘mend on earth * : - . at ‘De pole be ree cheg tant ons of your two-story thinker ’ 2 Ts. Sae sweet'y in vour ' DUMB_R vrour ‘innet voice > = mA ELL. You! sing my weans to rest Whiie Jeame leans ber weary bead t b : bat even be be taken there in security + alg re Phe car’ bird ' +h eS os “ S « & 6s ~ 2 eas r } es . =r Parking piace. i Pen ihy lor ing breast.”

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* : F sa eo THURSDAY, ,* . a MAY 28, 1925. : es eee . : pags 8 | at ai eS 4 ea oe tte Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Cufculation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINLL 7 FORCE OF FORMER | 2 “ey ae a [PLANS FOR EXTRA 2 WEEKS —|DA. ARTHUR BOSTWICK WR usta 506742 News SMR MUINS | 2 mesma ue i 2 | | : DL URGES rEWER LAWS a: | tee tanner eee | een ees | rr Mise: resis aparemene nua” i¢| TO STUDY ABROAD apnea, | _ Up." Says Letter From Him. to Campaign. | pes re $ oe 2 ke ping gore = et ae aol _ Plans regarding the extra two Dr. Arthur E. Bostwick. St. Louis |" tt Am@ttated Pree | tal that we shall protect the farmer =, . ’ . er of weeks made availiable for the Moe- | LaF "Poet, Twice Wedded After Sen- wae have leased a cottage at Makes First Address Since As-|nicipal Theater Association through |* [™'¢ LéDrarian, who is studying | , ; © Sulphur Springs, W. Va. for |the transfer of the Fashion Show |Chinese libraries for the American ” ™ e ro » ¥ A JEFFERSON CITY. May 28.-- | from @ slump in price this year due djutant-General Rumbold will; te glut or from the uncontroltied : ha t, Face “ Ai , rn ‘ _| decisions of any one buyer.” sational El¢ pmen : a neg agg Mrs. Wills and her ( | suming Office, at Realty ‘to the new Garden Theater will|lADrary Association. has written ft ee wee ee | Cc ttee A nted Annulment for Fraud. en depart for the East in ! Men’s Banquet. leson “be made public, "ls &&-lietter to his sem. Andrew Lieniee = $5,000,000 Amert. | omuent press, ' veterans and their dependents in the appointment of an independen committee, comprising six farm “ | ) tains only works new to the Munic-|*¥"!ch he reports: _ f The country would not have 80 , } Bt. Louis tonight. representatives, two consumer®’ iminals to deal with if ft | ipal Theater, the final weeks should ‘This is the real China Wwe Rumboild will read a message : = be devoted to revivals of two op-|have been riding in rickshas aii |, . | Fepresentatives and three econe-- |had fewer laws to violate. The en-| tas popular during previous |afternoon. Most of the streets are rom the Governor expressing his mists and business men. This com. |her in July. Mr. Garneau | herein om . Mangehew,” ' | oY eos : Plans to; © a ‘that. th t > etins angchow, in. - the Amoomtes Press spend part of the summer with his 4 se Ba pthc Ae spite Re tyes raga se. eh, sew YORK. May 28. —After a wife. ¥ : z _gensations! elopement, three mar- | Dr. and Mrs. George Gellho.n of | ty . ae « &, Rosenes and two divorces, wer i avee McPherson avenue. departed | | 4 Age | Hichborn Wylie Benet. poet, | ast night for the East. Mre. Geil- | lactment of too many laws is CaUts | summers only about 15 feet wide. In thie "eSrets af his inability to attend mittee recommended that $2.29 @ P Hoyt Le prospects of the au- : horn will attend the twenty-fifth | lone our great unhappiness.” | The additional time granted to| weather the shop fronts are down due to a previous business engage. bushel at Chicage bh» xed a® a n0* faces the prosps | reunion of her class at Byrn Mawr! the association, under a permit is- lena you can see &verything inside. | ment. The message also indorses | fair price. President Wileon ap- ' Thus Senator Williams, Mis- | sourt’s new junior member of the ’ ‘the campaign for Missouri's quota | proved the recommendation and sued Tuesday by the Board of Pub-! People are conversing in Chin . -“— of $9059.090. Two hundred and fif- directed the Food Administration | lic Service, will extend from Aug.| outside my window. The coolies | , ; | | Senate, spoke at the annua! ban. | 2 to 16. It is understood that the! have on their summer clothes— |. prominent Missourians invited | to. give it effect. « quet of the Real Estate Exchange | third week formerly occupied by! stark naked above the waist, bare. m4 Local hana” Pe oh gd Phd eS aan ort rei be i - " - a o . ; ‘ rf are x ‘ ‘at Hotel Statier last night, in his | the Fashion Show will be taken foot. and trousers pulled up. | serve as members of the Missouri issued yeaterday nN Me ten pos first address since assuming office. | Over by Guy Golterman’s grand| Dr. Bostwick also visited Shang-| commirtee. eceatenibied in whi * President Wil ‘He was appointed by Gov. Baker | opera enterprise. hai which he describes as the boom | . | s 7 ; “ ft t # | : * nt of her last divorce. | College, and together they will at-| § 23 Attorney-General Sisson of; tend the commencement exercises 7. 4e Island desires .0 have the|@t the United States Naval Acad-/| ;& * nt ce vacated on ground that the) vc racsscee (gy Md., where their| ° Soe tre , (son, Geor a al . ies "Rhode Is!end domicile she claimed | ge Jr., will be graduated.| Mrs. Gellhorn is one of ; a etional, the Providence} of the presi-| #2 mes 6 ficulona®, , dents of the League of Women Vot-! #4 ¢ ; v ave. j j eee wyile, ae she calls herself, ied ‘ | lant Monday. | This will be the first time thaticity of China, with ambitions to | a 7 | Som said: “Mr. Hoover, at his ex- . ember of the Lucy Stone The Smith College Club of St. ; “There are some who are urging | the Municipal Theater Association's surpass London in population. Dr. | WABASH CHIEF SURGEON DIES | pp Por ono prasbgson ee “* being 2 ™ : now the wife of William Louis held its annual meeting Mon- the enactment of more laws in an summer engagement will continue / Bostwick will leave for the United | Dr. M. P. Parrish Succumbs at De- | whose recommendation I deeper . ; 4 _ : e, is i . _ Leagu cow. rary | @ay at the College Club } ,* th for 12 weeks. The first season, inis — _—— ony oe stot. “the mec ed Mrs. Guth fe MeCensen. Seoaks ns dee om, “een Sees of 1919, embraced six weeks. In 1920, mee iB samen gga ae ken eter teem cca . an i : , - | , } s | By the ciated Presa. ror hi w a fire is that obtained two| ent: Mrs. John Dean, vice presi- destroying them they are increas-|1921 and 1922 the runs were eight | Concert at Soldan Schoa Tonight. | ©) rik, ill. May 28.—Dr. M. optuion ws east A pak | petals? any ing the number, because of the ad- | weeks long. In 1923 and 1924 the A public concert by the com- > dent; Miss Pamela Harri race Wylie of arrigon, secre- | : a weet Se . | tary, and Mrs. Alexander Hanau,/ } ‘ditional laws that are being made | seasons were extended to 10 weeks. | bined musical organizations of Sol- P. Parrish, chief. surgeon of the Dr. Burface presents statisticn hington. _| treasurer. 4k : dan High Schvol‘will be given in | Wabash railroad system, died in | showing that the price realized for ee Te een dine JOSEPH ~P, MITCHELL DIES the school auditorium tonight. be- lthe Wabash Employes’ Hospital | wheat during the period of Gov- s First Husband a Suicide. | amas . 2 he masses, who as a Washington belle, Sess liber, pt dopey Pn gavne ™ peg ae Boo = is my belief | pieurance Firm Organizer, 53, to ginning at 8:15 o'clock. Partici- | this morning of pneumonia ernment marketing waa higher Hoty married Phillip §& Hichborn children will leave ee ' , cag ‘that the Government shoul not Be Buried Saturday. pating organisations are the Giese | , secceta nt Gam Clad ad oo oe ores oS ae ip 1906. Next door to their home! july for A uburn N y. a - 4 be permitted to take away our lib- Joseph P. Mitchell, one of the) sae beg me thenaann i, aaa an Sendmaieninin ter enmeete from aaa duet ntee phan i ved Mr. 4 nd Mre. Horace Wylie ‘the summer xa ih & iin” the “0 pea poten at ites leisure, because it iS | areanizers of Martin, Mitchell & | Mandolin Club, Btephen I. Pitcher, . . ® ag ws ioe market, and also that the min- rs later Washington was tage Hansel bara lenly the servant of the people and ¢-, - : nce firm @ied at | director: chorus and orchestra, Eu- McLain Sanitarium, 915 Aubert av-/| imum price of wheat was fixed by Four years | nly Co., general insurance | gene M. Hahnel, director. and vio- enue, will be given tomorrow aft the committee at a higher relative N j ire. Franklin Sawyer ralmer of /the people should have the right his residence, 6333 Ban Bonita avr- 4 4e@ to learn that ee, Set . ! - ces had eloped with Wylie. Mrs eaaue r 4 asin hcg St. Louis to have an opinion in the matter.” | nue at 8:30 o'clock last, night after | me laa wo on Po mga wake ana as 4a cok dante shane win Geueramssiit tee anan! ene > re Eeiiehborn had one child and WyHe Mar ro ee ee ge Sacra —Dieckmaaa Photo, _ Explaining that he had not ex-/4 brief iliness from pneumonia and | wititam G. Brown. | ss be given ‘other commoditior ena . Ser. Wylie is now an accountant | | ” poker and Mrs. Palm-| Miss Virginia Catherine Sankey. | pected to make an address at the heart disease. He was 53 YeOrs 0! 71 | qt -_ - - me ers son. Paul McKinney Palmer. j banquet. Senator Willams did Not ang had been in the insurance ; ef the Senate Couzens Committee, . =. Q WN » > ciitenieh «Gad 6 asl A. E. Brooker of the Cella road. _ place. and Kher daughter, Miss istration when he believed it to be | writing concerns. | areely eee. his life at the| Mrs. William Dobie of Toronto,| Virsinia, will spend th® summer! in the right. but would be one of He is survived by his widow. | , bu nde s lif , ia ' | 5 rj , ri f aay . | Se ee hie sister. Mrs. James 13.) °27%4® 1s also the guest of Mr.|'= England. studying. They willlits strongest opponents if he! yrs. Mary A. Mitchell; four sone. | Ehome of b , ' ‘and Mrs. Brooker, and Miss Beat./|®@il on the Mauretania, June 24.) :hought it wron rill De! J while proceedings were} : ss peat , ‘ Hilles Jr the bond issue 2 . Sys a apenas Cemetery. — P ¢hildren will be hosts at a dinner tomorrow | SVT Trea, Otis PB re Ny John J. Dowling, new president | ,uUrPATSA ALUN . | Left Wylie in 1919. inight for Miss Brooker and her!3 fiurting Bonnell and James c.'°f the Real Estate Exchangs, was GARDEN THEATER CHORUS TRIAL installed in office at the banquet, “ti s rm Be Made succeeding John W. Gibson Selections of Singe to | Miss Kerr is a graduate of Miss at Artists’ Gulld Tonight. Providence in March, 1923, and tn{"*™- Tuesday night Mr. and Mrs.} Master's Schoo! and is a member manen The second tryout for the Garden POectober of the same year married Breoker will emertain the bridal! of the Junior League. Mr. Murphys DR. BRANDES SER‘OUSLY ILL Theater chorus will be held this. Bene’ party at dinner ‘ollowing the re-;is a graduate of Yale. is a member re evening at the Artists’ Guild, when |hearsal. The ceremony will takejor the Scroll and Ker. and was: Danish Philosopher and Crit’ I* .,. chorus as well as singers for In 1919. the Wrlies separatea. "ance, and Monday night Mr. Ingram Diirs. Wrlie obtained a divorce at Paimer will give his bachelor din- — Francis P. Dougherty. Preoviderce | »1 ‘ os . , . . . ; ‘ ° - oe 2 attorney, who was recentiy indicte. | place Wednesday afternoon at ‘he; prominent in athietice 83 Years Old. certain parts in the various per- > - ~ D os : > - > » . . Sor “divorce mil! operations. was Brooker home. is tate Mr. and Mre. P Tavior Brvan Jr. | VIENNA May 28.—Dr Georges ,formances will be rhosen The | Mre Wri s jlawver when she oh- Mr. and Mre (_,eorge Re Merrell lot 4401 McPherson as enue will co Brandes eminent Daniel philos- chorus also will be used in con- —. > . . . . ’ s *t ; ‘ ta _ : +, . . °. ‘ = "ey - ote ¢ teat : emr and the late Thomas H. Kerr ) society Agssicting a e reception This column te designed to ahe ewore ahe ha Aj 1i% ed in of New 5 ark and rR ussell Ww 1} am and serving at tie tables w aT ne | . Sa ~_ . ‘? . , —— - ‘ s . f - - 9 withowt bias the latest comment by 5 tel were mmvthica! Murphs son of Mrs Wiillia: G Mines. W Palmer Clarkson. J. TP. | A A ew Store ‘ But \ at a N om \ onture Mre. Wylie is the second literary Mufphy and the late “Bi Mur- F. Franc.s. Charles Parsons Pettus peerson involved in inquiry into phy of St. Louis Ther will be | Walter B. Douglas. T. M. Marshall, meey divorces itn Rhode Teland married in the tallian Gardel of | Nettie Harney Beauregard, lI. lL, Where the grourds are broad and the Ambassador Hotel. June 5. with Whittemore, John H. Gundiach, F. - \ wi ; fence is heard hs feporcition reception following in the Louis lL. Harney and M isses Fugenice ryan ch leading publicists, newspapers and cals on the questions of the day. | Snel | THE CRIME PROBLEM. From the Chicago Daily News. A NOTHER committee of legal has made a report on the crime in the United States. This committee” Before the present inquiry started | XV ballroom. Mrs. Cyrus Clark of , Berthold and Adele Kimball. eee cranted Mra. Nina Wilcox Great Neck will be matren of hon- pane author. and Mre. -Minta'or. and the other attendants wil! : i» I N D E R E i. I, A SIXTH AND LOCUST STS. ee Arbuckie were denounced be Mrs. Andre E. Gross. Miss Lila . the gfroundes cf fraud Lancashirs Vi ie« Mary Ermine Cae Beau ty Shoppe ~ a Natronal Institulion” ' appointed by the American Law Richi ' — . @inetat Mee award C Formerly eat 2670% Cherekee &t., ? Honored by Busine« Bod ‘iT i ne oy ce ’ ‘ ,.a4oMva 4 Aue Mo: ed to a | VA ye a kK } ef) . “s% ~ i c* ¢: o- > 2 . . “it 4 criminal " ¥. at r of tuffalo and r onaid hot ; ‘ - ‘ . Pe FN >F ORLY SN Hil Atyt) LDF, rROT PARKIS to deal wi h the question © Harr: ww Rieh! manager of the WUarne fr Ruffaio ar Mrs. I Bae SI71A ~~ GRAND and court procedure. and its cone M. Louis Retrer Business Bureau Weston of aenagear ar New'st! Fapert Ladies” and (Children's Gair lust Published, have a familiar sous: SMM Ee cleied vice preniaent or the |, ,Nicalinger wil be ton. man. [ setnend Segoe Maat! New Summer Frocks simple truth is thet in the last 20 )Mational Better Rusiness Bureau 2. , a. 3 hevery carefully prepared report on the M2 fpecia) meeting of the Roard ————— : problem has led to the same result. Sf Governors held yesterday at In- diagnosis of the malady presents litthe & AMAPClis. He was also made ble: the difficulty lies in applying the chairman of the Program Commit- gested remedies. Thus the Law © pate of the national convention. G committee affirms that crime flot FP. Olwin of Indianapolis was | the United States because the law ead president of the Nationa! MEMORIA L DA Y | Specially technical, the ce often tneftic Bureas ice ec cael 4 tga hetticbos ws eau Dane 10. Next Saturday, May 30 Priced — ~ . Second : Floor | Keer GERMS OFF FOOD. HANDS ARE THE CHIEF DANGER. Those busy hands that sweep and dust, flop, open packages and clean vegetables—that dig in the garden, pick up toys and largely because of the pernicious of spoils politics—and juries are After § officietine ‘willine to return verdicts of guilty. | 7 lmower of parole and pardon ie « abused—aegain because of politics and ness in administration. Finally, the tendency to pass sumptuary and other : E at ordination p *eremor ies at her riek Seminary ; p June € Archbis ion f,iennon will tena for New York. whence he “ > ’ . v’ Ae « ’ } 1] sa)! June Hh 9) the Aquitanta to Rome on hi« pilgr! Tage to par- paign for modernization of the crim and its administration. ~~ Be wo i ae llores R> . “x a ye ey from school and — just below the surface. a Lifthisy waiup — play, joyously dirty y by day theskin grows — with goodness softer, smoother. knows how many germs hid- Use Lifebuoy for every- ead den on grimy little hands and thing—face, hands, bath, sham- scratched knees,these millions poo. It’s the complete toilet —————— raGe pit , ) 1) ~~ & utes lacking the support of public ee ee We close all day Satur- ! is declared to be a fruitful source — ison rs " ahs = COTOMON ICS day, Decoration Da b+ | little shoes and ‘tend baby. aifference 16 law enforcement. ™ = 4 Nex = inday he will offi- Purchases mawe tr ( | } id many times, yet® . pontitical high mass at the morrow payable uy nd , 4% erage agri ra ~ situation. 8 - Cathedral. and on the follow- . July ”) Ma | , Germs get on those busy s pedural reform. for example. thous i teal er eliag fa gi G z ear aspera a maatie. Ds AE Se ye nad FP ERE AS oe 4 re as 7 i . uch more homes is really a ™ ¢ this kind solace. The latest case © ; resignation of Mayor Whiston © ‘) . She wae elected over @ mate ‘he beginning of a new and |The purifying influence of ger | injected into civic fife. But sre sve ‘municipal Guties @ bore and conde add beauty to a home. ‘tere with her home, the cabin nel Bere You Will Find ané confined erea from which tne” is Dascstrtaiet, Maeattin ner. | to my | :eenth amenément emancipated . Whiston not only resigns, but St. Louis Glass & Queensware Co. | Art Goods ‘inte political offices, where they could § ‘ preserved Flowers and Magnolia Leaves of sensible mothers depend on soap. In fts new cleanness is onstrate the inferlority of mpi : June Bride with Cyeas Palm Leaf in center. thecreamy,antisepticgoodness beauty—immaculacy—and — uh nami os . urity an S . . : : ata ta species = oo gpk on dhe area | Many beautiful designs to select of Lifebuoy to ward off danger. priceless protection. walp a Litem i Anwery on the ground that politics oe | China from in two sizes. It reaches dirt other soapsdon't H ite. Doctor ce ia he. ‘and that that little pent-up Uticd oe Glassware seem to touch—the sticky The + E $ 3-59 and $5-90 Small Silk Flag with Each Wreath ¢ Desired. No Charge. | Send Memorial Day Wreaths and Flowers by Telegraph ins : GS Useful and Appreciated Refardiess of the price rou want to pas vou will find lovely, useful gifts here that * - » A. A special offering for Decoration Dav; new Summer Dresses, in- }. cluding all the smartest models in the fashion-favored silks and cottons at a most reasonable price. | | Grimm & Gorly An extraordinary display of Frocks for all-around Sum- MEALTH SOAP LE ; 7 mer wear developed in flat crepes, printed crepes, tub 712 Washington silks, fancy linens, voiles and printed chiffons. Sum- os ~ ads . a . “ ae yw a“ " sas ‘ aeons aie 4 ¥ " Sy — i -- PI ye eee ee é ‘truest | women with the responsibilities of > aliens tatiana PR IO 8 NEB OO OO RE Peas hy ‘against entering politics. How a . . mer’s own radiant colors and zephvr-like touches add ‘ing to tntreduce the s 1797-25 Olive St. Mail Orders Filled. . — a ss pm Levan Bees. Co... Cambridge, Mam oe Se er sex into*eivic ite? an irresistible attractiveness. ‘ jhe helped out of the aod mon aoe sore ew Be. ile ai sasnuiti |\made of things only by the eS ae 7 —s « , ‘ . } %

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The i eeatind POS phen TCH alone has. MORE E CITY Cc ee than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED 4 ee ae iA cinta ~~ amt ame ~— —_— te —— — ——~ - ee . _ — — — — ——- —— — “er a) -,, ro . ~~ EOS MT, Be Re Se Me RM One. oH Fm Tt OO SR BES Fc. Re. OS RE 3822 Fa i EN \ Tuer FS 6 DAY DEMONSTRATION SALE JE = Te Oe. ee ee FOR a re ee REO MH TO me Be ee S HSC oe SRE. FW we” HES ao HOS . Friday Will be the Sixth and F inal Day of This Great Event - We have conclusively de ay ated, during the 6 davs of this sale, our supremacy in merchandising knowledge and in the oe of good Furniture at the lowest prices possible. Scores of people saved 1n this sale. and we Want the people of St. L ours dhe lwinityv to reme zi that vear 1y) and vear out at + the U nion they will find bargains in rood quahty Furniture at the lowest prices in the e eee ae ‘$325 Ten-Piece Huguenot Walnut Dining Suites| Mixing Bowls ° $71.25 Valees, for Thés IC? Sele at... These 5-plece Mixing Bowls are % ann Pea a Poe ew «2 ~ Bathing Suit Cases $1.95 >] Values. made-.of heavy £)ass Ther are . . > ° : arw : — > *~- a . F Ne at. round shaped (“neers a. ry Y ma : = ——— " — and . = . — ‘ oTrrer cookin rar ecc tia that will be found verv pra: | ee eurtings Thev are core red witht DiaAcA | : | | No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders. fiber and have handles and 21. 50 Tea W — Wa tr wd mnash Tea wh leat S fasi the Tudor period; glass serving tray cluded in this $ | foot =~ SD cnle at a ‘olonmtal strle Extension Tabies of solid oak. $i Cash Delivers One Re A NN. —— . ’ . ee eS ea Se ee ee -~ eaeee = $? Cash Delivers One i} “ee ° | eaarg i | Dining Chairs China Cabinets i | i | — = f During This Sale at Only... °C he oa = i | $7.00 § G8 For Quick Se OU | | Massive piece Suites the iatest tiuguenct wa? 13 The tire Suite aS mMahbogan) > i | Value. a aeenes at i t . - ue ar H We made Queen Anne Dining Chairs. fin- In walmut finishes f Hi ‘ ry eo eet ee i ished in walnut; seats of blue or brewn cenier open: hy ganas $20 Cash—Balance in Monthly Payments : $1.00 Cash Deliwers a Set pain $3.80 Cash pecan One $23 3) COMBINATION F RENCH WALNUT SU ITE i | $300 GENUINE FRENCH WALNUT SUITE ne ~ During This Sale at | 95 “ .S — i \ zo : @ ; ws . : iro NN i ) ” ——_— oT. he & ard ors )+peeer $10 Cash—Balance Monthly jj | $15 Cash—Balance Monthly BALLOON tires musi must be uniformly fi side-walls, must be Miller Uniflex whole tire flexes trated stress; no sha / sive distortion. Lac The result is ane e CANE-PA NEL DA- BE D i Console Phonograph $2) 50 eg ; : ~ > Value. = (Of $100.00 Y/ id at ernie er | ii 4 ~ Grey Enamel “ee “Famous” Range Gas Ranges ee re lg Fy. ow hite Frost_ Gibson Side-leer. | Wardrobe Trunk , : | | 3 | $ > ) | S ) i ete peas : Ss o4= ( ee. = St $36.50 Se 85 | B cnamcled. as 349. standard for ¢ Thes 9 wee ot | | $4.00 Cash Delivers One ea se eat where—look for rare 0! eX Rs vers ‘ ih °° d } $90 White Frost Low eS. 6O6meod ‘ ye Millers are , 1 i TE : | ~ | » 50 » During Th Ai) This Sale at 3 ] A’/: 8 aa Ng: _" ~ &B TS Sele ef.... 2)! |} On a — | : ~ | ae * ree pieces he davenpor n - a, | HW S . xX spring Soest oe, sc. tend t , - {tress pad | : be mn + ' ree re } & t] M4 © ehair a » resid Xa rea ad have Spe- 9 Bf chair are priced comple velour R es X = | { overings, at . $147.50 $10 Cask—Balance | in n Monthly nbd | ine 3192 $12 Con- ~Salence Monthly — Chesterton Suite : Lloyd Baby Carriage’ i| ~ t.+bagar ‘ he nf $ss Cadrmner : oe Cintas + $22 alue : itt an "mi Oe 50 Vv | S29) } i 592.5 Tabies ef combita- tien maheganr set: - circie eha pe Mtirrer «ef Frencs piate sia. Vene- tian cut. Adaprec for use in the ball. — BOS See SHING co U2 MP? 2 4- 26-23-30 Olive ae ee eee eens ee on me ee ee a re ee ee ee ee ae er oe 43 i

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HARGETS-StORIS| ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | [WANTS-2tin — ep ee — A RO AGOGO ART THREE. z cones ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1925. a0 ee ag es , PAG ES 2 A -- ah a a eee ae seein ' ————— ——— — - sd re mie —_ =) eanreaneaeer are eee eer . : : Se ee ae AS mere a sa ceca am in Australian Flood. | to have occurred . ; 7 = | in the Que&an- and about 1590 families home- | YTERIAN: | 4 es Ameociated Press. beyan district, in the southern partiless. A flood of the x WORK UN GRAND | PRESB IANS AROUSED OVER home and abroad, and that the) recommended instead that the in- ~=onLy TRIP THIs SPRING ee sw. may 28.— [eran Strict, in the findings be given to the church at! vestigation be placed in the hands) t FVIEVE STE. GENEVIE teus floods were reported today! persons were where five |rumbidge River apparently was) MODERNISM OF MISSIONARIES large. . of the Executive Committee on for- : SUNDAY, MAY 31 reported drowned Sweeping toward Wagga Wagga, we Ue The Foreign Missions Committee| eign missions threatening inundation of that ‘Southern Branch of Church Con- a0 A. M. te 11 FP. MM. 15@ MILE DOWN RIVER TRIP town. ' siders Investigation of Reports About Foreign Workers. , . Bedi tne nm egee v= fe = | Ne W and Beautiful | ” SSTISEMENT ee ee ee ee) - | | ) Fourteen and @ half hours — (0 BE | AUINGHED) Charges that modernism had se; . _ — oa me FP ud ? ‘ | ississipp rou Te ee a The cut ortrays on N Pai cropped out among Presbyterian a } ef the most charming and of r J eniite ains | missionaries, in foreign fields were \ ; ° for Memorial sara batorseting sneness SS our newest world This never-to-be and ~“ made on the floor of the general) i®-inch Wreath of fresh forgotten trip will be the smartest styled’ cut- k] V h nae Ree AS OE hindidtinnitecte ote oY Hse rated with beautital § 4 only one to Ste. Genevieve é : Ic y anis Condenination Suit to Wid- > teh 2 cong: Sagi 2 a » a ey oF toete Leavin Peres, This- i= bana tit fyrninh roan out pumps. Designed (“hurch in the United States (South- 4g - Be ns ties. Ruseus. etc. In all colors. band will furnish music e. Scores of people have lowest prices in the city. =, ; 5 gar al 3.00 Wreath, special at and you can dance all day w oT That sharp, cuttin ain from neu- B ern) yesterday. ras _ “tee Regular $3 Reaular rts aa : Panes — whether - exists in the arm, ae ulevard Between 4 The et iE arose durin sive se ~ OTHERS TO $5.00. service in cafeteria | and anis covere shoulde ek fad . . . - “Sn GurEe COn- 4 ders ’ chip's main dining salon . P: age d heel, « oulde ‘ neck, thigh, leg al back olia and Pine-Law- | Sideration of the report of the Com- Pro ~ Given or 47 your basket lunch : can now be pri tly | red h Prompt _Attention itisa striking note in ners +} 7% . y relieve Sete mittee on Foreign Relations An = ee 4 if you Se ae ae : eg ee ou 1 use of naréoties or habit- O ead we oY at will make this trip ins dainty feminine tone: Sieesiaate med: - ate Pee te! ton Cut ff Rk y: overture from the Presbytery of | CUT FLOWER SPECIAL w of Bteamer Capitol Ad- hi take two Eon: Neuriti T b] ts i it Dallas rex., charged that “the! ~ ; vance tickets now on Sate. wear. This perfect “er ; oe an itis Y e 4 in conviction is widespread through 15 Beautiful Peonies. Lovely Colors, *.° City Ticket Office : a4 glass of hot water and tee how TY our church that there j nti fresh cut, hon P $7. . : fitting _ gore model quickly they will do the work. If DAMAGE TO PROPER ly ioe’ willin : hedieae ing on pe ae with F * SPHOIAL Dept sigue es i Sa Featured in pum is feat ier Fl ie ili hi ! Hing tolerance with mod- erns. y T oe Phone: Central 1065 P p ure in pain is severe, repeat this treatment | PUT AT $218,000 ernism which has invaded our mis- J. §.—STEAMER DE LUKE Patent at $8.50 patent leather at $8.50. er a ee ae ee Soret. 1 one-one ROTH BROS. Flo ts Atos Perted Voge ot Whee’ Eopa Neuritis Tablets contain no | mintilanpecisctaanilit assembly appoint a committee to , oris ' dope *"— nothing that is the least | . - - make a thorough investigation of 215 N. 7TH ST. ; - — ~ bit injurious. They are remarkably Widening to Swing From | the foreign mission work, both at Main 2066-4 Doors South of Olive Hadio material Is bought and se soothing and healing in their action, | 4 | 7. ' = ° Sm. through Post-Dispatch Wants. {- Wer gradually helping to remove the East to West In Several | a — = $$ nerve inflammation, which causes all sod pains and aches. | Places to Avoid Affecting Leadir drugecists everywhere carry Eopa Neutr itis Tablets in stock. Get a | Important Buildings. The Blue and one collar package today and begin to | 515 North Sixth Street 612 Olive St.—Grand and Washington 7 ee ee ce enjoy some real comfort You'll gay it it The Gray— 9 worth many times the price At Judge A& . Deoiph ‘ruc Stores. Wolff-Wileon and | ’ ae The popular blue Saturday {Johnson Bros. Drug Stores, aré all ether; One of the most important pub- flannel Suit with leading druggists lic improvements for the relief of eo ak - _ ‘id ¢ » A. “ \ . . , " “vs . ¢ ; ee os L 4 ed . . ‘a — ' . Oo y Se. , s oor , ; = ee De ea > ~ ee, iD - sae as sae eG ne y ; Ay y ws — > oa . =. a” - ae ~ x al o ® iV ane oO ee ‘% vs . . ¢ > : “4 . P ; : s : fi : 7 7 "4 a : Wie Extension Tables rrr . Delivers One Chairs, fin- ee ET I LTT RN RRM * - or brown \fits will ea jualize the damages. and ~ e the only cost to the city will be that of the actual work The city’s ap cost will be paid from general rev: nue. South of Magno! ia avenue. Gran j seusevars sireads t2 & broad ‘i ughfare. except between A odie street and Gravois avenue ic “7 o tween Maenolia and the Pine-Law- e Not only does the extra - ton cutoff. and north thereof. if is now 80 feet wide, nearly all the : 4 ~~" ‘pair of pamts give you way Between Russel!) boulevard and Lafavette avenue if will (—¢_ oO ee oe es ee ee ‘ . P hw 7) rgse eee Sotnes. mena Ne OS months of extra w ear—but taking a slice out of Reservoir we ™>s : : ° Se ee ee ee ee it’s the greatest time and cuct over the Mill Creek Vall Vv railroad tracks, between Papin an 4 .% i 3 Ss ” Picts : i ¢ | | ‘ rp S] da Ce Sad Vc r when making Market streets, the condemnation Se: pen , 4 - short week-end trips. “witt provrde a width of 160 feet. for future widening of the viaduet Uniform flexibility ans many extra miles of service from balloon tires , or construction of a new and wider , , : ' one, and for driveways to th: le. The ex “al pp a I r takes the place of an extra suit and only takes about one- pressed land under the bridge Between Market street and «he BALLOON tires must be more than just flexible. They Pine-Lawton cutoff 30 feet wil! be added ‘ry the street on the ea at b, \ : At Bond’s you get the must be uniformly flexible. The tread, as well as the side, taken chiefly from the lawn whe , extra pair with the gop. erie ; of the 138th Infantry Armory and ‘3 ae extra wear at ‘no quartel of the pac ki n g side-walls, must be flexible. old High Schoo! Field , owhen, cot ee Miller Uniflex Cord Balloons are built that way. THe © sid ane euty. tage aaeoand ppeee. whole tire exes evenly from top to bottom. No concen- sidiea” Casa acaen eeen ° trated stress; no sharp bending of the cords; no exces- can etaties cies Gee a Thousands ar Bore S$ New Modell , ive distortion. Each ply flexes in harmony with every boulevard is broad now. Construc- other ply—internal friction is reduced to the minimum. erally along the paths of Spring The result is an even-wearing tire that'll give you more counts tentinn See. hed miles. better service and more complete satisfaction than gyre ig sR Eg ET you ever thought possible in a pneumatic tire. rd aeciase ee aia ae dealt Put on Millers and travel on tires that are world- ee ee ee ee — standard for quality and endurance. Dealers every- See’, aeek “aheienin stemeesee _2-Parits —— | ag “- $] 6:20 where—look for the Miller sign. ing. The deep building line fo W\\ / Ee ee Millers are original equipment on many popular cars. oaasey mae, tee ee tow. 7 75 erators made -of solid ash and » white enamel lined. A set of 41 be dishes frees bd Cash—Balance Monthly Amnouncement of the condem Balloons and a complete line of Regular Passenger Car and nation suit plan was made »b; Heavy-duty Truck and Bus Tires. Tubes and Accessories. William Senn, the city’s chief con- , demnation attorney Commis- gsioners will be appointed as ——— usual, to assess benefits and dam ee ages Parcels of land affecte 4 number 105. —— Lumber Cargo Destroyed. > Aee@« ate P-eas Gu LFPORT Miss.. May 28 The four- masted American schoon- er Ludlow, owned by Whitney Bod- | den, brokerage company of Mobile. Bond's “De Luxe’ 2-Pants Suits—5$42.50 and loaded with timber for export burned to the water's edge while : moored at the loca! pier at an early B nd Str a wy & hour today. The vessel was_con- wr Sy re ' ---2 Be 7 + ' , ~e ° GEARED-TO-THE-ROAD UNIFLEX CORD Young fellews in their “teen® 2 signed to Porto Rico with dressed for will be clamor- 2? —_— my . A aplendid variety of ing fer these A Yl : YY and pitched jJumber valued at $13.- Graduation imported Sind Gaunde fy Ui" / Y 4/ LULL The vesse! did not carry any tix etree © ran “Bond Hi’ su . , made with the “self- _ é | msurancr Rond Ss conforming” feature : They're all one : ; price. Begin With Ingalls and Be Glad A Mattress Pad Included 10c ** GETS Made of ~ ported wha say? w@iens in the : newest modela | ' nsole Outfi : : Wear while go During This you pay has Tre n save Camplete with << been the . erg «gio FACTORY Ingalis Way - a z ny Pe couta, Font. BRANCH 45 Years graduation khaickere and Singi« and dou- ' 3333 Lindell Bl. St. Louis, Mo. 12 ble breasted mode is. ples of combinna- mahogany) -cirele shap or orf Frene i fe flan Vene 30ND ELGIN WATCH OR A SPARKLING © 1938 The Miller Rubber Co of BN. Tiber. © $30 | Arcade Building, 8th and Olive Streets ‘Open Saturday Till 6 P. M. MUSEHOLD SBER GOODS - Oey ~ ad When others advertise Watches and New York Chicago ToiAto L_owisville Lorain Ruffalo Dayton Weoshengtom Fes andy 2S Se Cieciond -etrot. =—=«Pttsburgh «=~ «=< Cimcinmoti = Columbus. Milwoukee = Boston Minncapotis ae ‘F I R EK \ EK | ° , re Akron loungstown Kansas (ity St. Lewia : A croark (imaha Balance Monthly F. fi. | 5 G A i 1 s ’ \ Exclusive Distributors for St. Louis, East St. Louis, St. Louis County PTB, joo doen i and jay Road verve 3456 Lindell, at Theresa rrone:: Lindel 4500, 4901, 4520 | qu | , ‘ag =g *

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eee awe Daily PUSI-DIS¥PAICH atone hus MURS Lil) Cuculation than the morning and io NR tat Ne 2 — = YF ea 4 ‘3s ro Sr" ee ae ae ee ee. fee ee 8 "toe oo “s eS Pie Rat nN i one other evening newspaper LUM o1NLY ~ eee == — Siweuns PUST-DISPAILH the Same Again— ROCKY MOUNTAIN vaca- A tion does something to you! The change 1s permanent, too —vyou ll eniov it for the rest of your days. City routenme may rob you of your mountain appettc The windand-sun tan mav fade. But, youll still be a different person after a real adventurt in the Rockies —different for life! After the Dude Ranch for instance, there will be a long ing you never knew betore—tor jagged skylines, tumultuous streams, glorious hours of physical exertion, the everlasting presence of the mountains, snowy clouds drifting across a Montana sky ' We hebeve you'll want diferent things, youll hke different people, demand different kinds of fun' You will be a freer, surer, more interest- ing person. You'll even hke yourself better after a Rocky Mountain waca tion. Find out this summer what the Rockies can do for you! Northern Pacific Ry. Fast, Convenient Train Senice (C. B. & Q.- Northern Pacific) via the Gateways of Sc. Lowis, Kansas City, Denver and Billings; Chicago St. Paul and Manneapolis. Route of “North Coast Limited” and “Puget Sound Limited.” Two of America’s Fine Trains. IMY VACATION TRIP , Books or tripe! am Round Tryp Summer iim . tmterested ww iy) Fare trom S. Lows 6§ Nemo © Yellowste:e Pert . $ %2@.00 © Pacific Northwest | Portiand 81.30 S Address ~ QRamier Perk . .\ Tycome @ 81.50 © Aleske (Skagway 171.50 © Recky Mountains (Melene— Butte) 61.50 Mail this coupon te R. K. Oross, Generel Ages: 4! 1 Oliwe Street, St. Lown, Mo. ADVERTISEMENT “Diamond Dye” it a Beautiful Color > Just Dap to Timt or Boil to -=_—- et ~*~ ~ ~ . oo ’ L>ve , ' ’ Garments, Drapenes, — Lvervthing are we eee ee ee ne eh a a a ee a a a a Perfect bome dyeing and tinting is": >bons, skirts, waists, dresses, comta, @varantced with Diamond Dves. Just stockings, sweaters, a cover : ng , v ~. Gip im cold water to tint soft, deli g, hangings, Cverytaing BC , uv ‘‘lLéiamend Dwes'’—2eo ether cate shades, or > Lb te dre rich, per jhine: and tell vour druggist whether Maeent colors. Sach 1) cent pack (‘he material you wish to coler » Gage Contains ditections so simple any woo! or silk, er whether it is tinea, Wemaen can Gye or tint lingerte, s: ks cotton, or mixed goods a SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES SCHOOLS AND COLLBGSS Y. M. C. A. AUTO TRADE SCHOOL PSTARLISMP TT BY AL Pe PARAL RS 2586 TATOO N Pee leere «& trade—Pract@a!l Training—— Da r Pwenkne There & «& erent Gemmend fer wellireieedl ‘ule VMeckanicen. lguition and Baiters Men Pureere cGutllieek te. hed Pr eoain hE Bowreeld fer “eree “tartimea “Meormdins NORTH SIDE Y. M. C. A., 3100 N. Grand Bl. Tyler 462 | Money Back If You Don’t Gain 5 Pounds Quick New Treatment Costs You Noth ing Uniess You Put On This Much Weight in a Month weg tt What's the are of being » > Mail “ na’ ~ ne >. sl roug br _ Sweepstakes eier a hait an vYered a quarter share te and ‘> set reunds chee" “TO PROMOTE CHRISTIANITY Employe of Shipping Firm Wins $190,000—Woman and Fiance Get $50,000. RY the Aeeelieted Trace LONDON Mar Manna = *asy Victory in the derby Was side 2 . tracked in the discussions of race followers today for some of the * caprices of Lady lack as exem plified the euttome of various sweepstakes in James .Carew empiore of 1 Liverpoo! shipping firm lee ped and sudden und he held the grea’ He had , 5 . oree? & in 1: limelight ii was Tf ticket eweepsetak eS wea’ th wm hen the coveted quarter wil) noking peacefull Manna can ire away ahead the field making hin inde ff Manna TDerhds Tail addition taking the > ‘ne geod tor AN Tanaor sweepstak és. The wir ‘hey parted Merriss $14,000 t Sig winning reportes widows Mrs * es prize (on Previous! as 4 : “4 = . unnamed price She ha on. her fiance thue the couple wilt be able up housekeerfing with 18 eae $50. 000) heir hope Nane of the oather winnings ae an such ea srale ae theee hig aweepstakes the next figures Knewn Being that of R.c¢ Far member af the Rove AuvtomoePii- iu hh “ *oee ker bre vet hivh £300 while ather mem here st +he ‘ub drew prizes of £1198 and {70° There were ‘wo sweepstakes in the Autcomedile Club Sir “hares Hyde drawing Marra in the sec ond with a prise of £1°° Steve Tw? ‘g@hue “sho fon »! «ixt > Te rhs vesa'erda riding Marna e the he _- * >uUr The are — =e: — — eicae » ~ ae) Pn, as ‘e acing rcies hat M ss e him a pres a aul ne 1 ‘i EAST OF TWELFTH STREET” Pamphiet Found by Wreckers m Coreerstoene of One-Time Cherch Recites Aim wrecking a Pwiding a’ . No v ° «'ree’ x? "as former : ipied as * ~~ are “ »*ae 3 ~ a 4 ra¢ “ ~ oe % ? 4 va gg | ae. °m sg _ ris 3 : r* “=e w . @ Te "Napa a “? “we »~is o a nm! ~ eo - ~ > = ~~ “4 5 is s. ‘ _ t* a +a Pu 4 £ a 2 = a« use Aas he Via 4 Vis Sof “as as Ap! as 1 >" aRk - re + ~ . 4 = ne a: a ’ | i ® | wre _ oe ee wri _ i? \ . qi ree ara ny P Rack Withowur Treasure ~ —— ~ = {| \ " ~ \ & ne . ™ 1 y. % he ml v' J rs) i fa) “ ~s 5 Wo > ~ —s ng 4 7 s oY gy - M a > * . — 7a ~ & > ‘ — ~ a. _ a a DERBY POOLS BRING |, RGHESTOLUGY ONES, ES 1515 Pime Street | They Tone Up the Whole Day ! FALSTAFF: FRI. & SAT. SPECIAL Chocoiste Cherries; Pecan Balls: Bor- bons; Fruit MIik- Chocolate Creams; Hey Stacksand other goodies. Bue SOC Pound ; Largest Exclusive Retail Candy Manufacturers in St. Louis WE SHIP AND DELIVER SAFELY ANYWHERE A wonderful variety of j delicious confections, sp- propriately packed in a colortul manner rT this Memorial Day. A big special 3-1b. Box. $7) 25 FOR DECORATION DAY for Pords«: $7.50 wale, at Decoration Day Specials BEST VALUES AT LOWEST PRICES OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY 30x3} WEBSTER CORD (Firsts) _ _ .$7.95 32x4 ODELL CORD (Firsts) _ _ - - _S11.95 PReuble Arm Shock Abeorber Ford Touwrtng. with beck urtains, conpicte , 34.79 $8.95 Aleminum Pilates Step 69c Liemfiram ‘Sitecep q> Frames 69c | — “ith rebber ment PARKING LIGHT, Complete, GOe Fetd Feet Acceleraters, Piash- 19c S150 value lig hts et mee jrease and Oi! 49c Thre-rthe-W inds bie ld > =an *periig tt $2.98 *“rrew Seat 59c Dash Fads 2 2 we oe lh ee eS a a aa er S =& = Hi SDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS AT BSL ALLY LOW PRK ES Open crenmings wetil & “endar 1 Fr. 4M. Mail Orders filled premptir. National Tire and Accessory Co. 1115 Chestnut Street — MOTOR OjL—AHMigh-grede medium, in galien cans 49c . 69c SS & & a A oe ee ee Closed Saturday Decoration Day + FASHIONABLE ST IT-OU SCALLOPED DAINTY STEP-INS Lorelei W hite Silk Hosiery i ry > ‘ = ~~ ¢— CLEVER CU wae : ; Ta Hi ite NTE iy S$ TYLES reo i» STRAPS Friday Selling of Women's New White Footwear The Mace to Biy Shoes” 711 WASHINGTON $ @ e, o a ae ; 1= | —a lf ES EP TASER Flowers Best Express the Sentiment of Memorial Day Join those who will visit the cemetery next Saturday. May 30th—Memori2! Day—a day set apart by universal con- sent that we may pay tribute to the memory of our departed. Flowers best express the sentiment en- shrined in our hearts for those loved ones who have passed on. ST. LOUTIS FLOWER GROWERS ASBOCTATION oe Ona "Hek COFFEE, ... oe ee — - Oe em 8 mee pene ¥« en | SS ~ e mountain that was aR a FH ty | : f. | J. lL. Carney. Gereral Agent Union Pacifie System . 6112 Olive St. s Mo. 2963 Railwar Fschange B Pbhene Olive 13°94. St TT if outstanding fact everybody . And if everybody a&d know it, the number of Pyorrhea's wicnms would soon be greatly reduced. You may take splendid care of your teeth — brush them several umes a day—and@ snl orrhea secures a ir A git supreme—26 pieces of C Ware with a lovely four-piece heavily plated (American Breaktast Set, compiete, at.-.. 5 ag i qf B

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if THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1925. _ —— — #8 4 i ‘ “ tgs . > ” t « ye > Sete Tong Fe a ah Des es tg al aes ary - - . oe ~ ’ ~ oe ee ve : 2 or = 4 —— s ‘ abe Sa wt TER OR a on Cot Bee ab eS ee . a aw a ah er ae, . Rae ete Le A q . ‘ rw , se ie ee SUT RY oer ty AB 9 oe ls te my: > 4 as - ‘og - a: hey e » ty | 1a . ‘ ; NORTHWES Ya Most food | for least money ' ' ' } OPEN DECORATION DAY UNTIL NOON Your Last Chance to Get Wonderful Bargains GOLDEN JUBILEE SALE| 50 YEARS IN BUSINESS Jae] ST. LOUIS’ GREAT CLOTHING STORE | | tetany Ao Gattnierd Yemered TWO-PANTS SUITS At About '. Less Than You Pay Elsewhere nin that was Goa JS the redskin worshiped ihty Rainier. This moun- f constitutes one of our Nationa] Parks. plore the most extensive field in America— girdled strewn meadows. ride over miles of inviting 4 a day or a month in ne playground. Only a stor trip from Seattle, Ta- xd Puget Sound Resorts. way see Denver, scenic Colo- Selt Lake City without eddi- FRIDAY—At the Old Reliable and Enlarged G Men’s and Young Men’s 2-Pants Suits; powder blus, lavender, tan, neat checks, battleship gray, in all the newest Spring colors & patterns. $19.50 $24.50 Men's and Young Men’s $25 2-Pants Suits; pow- der blues, new tavenders, pencil stripes and worsteds. $14.50 $17.50 Men’s $18 All-Wool Blue Serge— 7 95 Aliso Pencil Stripe Suits........ .s $s . 55 Men's and Young Men’s Suits; mohair, Palm } es | Beach, Panamas, Cool Cloth and Tropical; — — i Alecks fom Re ee eee Seer $5 : : Northwest | Men's $5 Blue Serge, Pencil Stripe apap eh and Paim Beach Pants............. $2.75 Fh ' $15 Confirmation Suits, blue serge $ ET Se Sa 7.95 "s $1.50 Khaki and Moleskin Pants.............. 75c . (yereral Agent | ey Ce. oss s pce diccecceoece $7.90 ga ven Ot Ws $8 White Flannel Pants................... $4.95 1804, St. Louis, Mo. : x, Men's $2.50 White Duck Pants.............. eS ~ ‘s Shirts; imported English broad- h, artificial silk stripes, madras, gollar-attached and Meckbands..... ........... We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps FREE BASEBALL! Alterations free in our new or Bat With Boys’ Suits tailoring department. v= SS M. N DAY PRES. | 44x ——= STH AND FRANKLIN Open Friday Till 7 P. M. 4 out of 5 & Denta! «tatiatece chow that feur out of every frye over #~and thou- sande younger, toc— fre victime of dreaded Pyvorrhea. Will you escape” the penalt¥ ‘ Gifts for the Bride - and Graduate A gift supreme—26 pieces of Community Tudor Plate Flat- | Ware with a lovely four-piece nickel base 85 heavily plated (American Sheffield) $24. 3s Care of your teeth — under the water-ime, Breaktast Set, compicte, at teeth ont sa day—ané still rhea secures a firm gums become weak and fall out no pound they may be. s healthy gums pportion of Forhan's the dental profes- Pyorrhea. Forhan s the gums, keeping are ¥y condition, 1e teeth mg fact everybody body did know thea svictimswould cpbicenls ~ 4 - ’ . 2 , {aun « National: famous thin mese! teeth, and — the Ay ~ es ae — tert ge Elgin or te re “ ero wholesome. you Solid 18-k. white gold, engraved teed acc. the tooth pas epee” Goiafitied $16.50 t least brush ‘your a0 aioe” $35.00 “ MacDonald. Re the Associated Prees EDINBURGH Scotiand. Mays The freedom of the citv was ' day granted with impressive ° monies to KRamsas MacDonald, fo mer Prime Minister. Ith and Olive al ‘forma. hut impressive French and American mo ispite their differences 1! languags ure finding a common bwveorT I ifs path. After the exercises whole party attended a home reception in the apartn Jonnston Prestor W Tidgse oe Mas shot down over Verdur Sep ber, 1918. » At the reception Robert FP. Si ner. the American (onsu!-Gene ernment. Count Fieu if French Government and ‘Countes je Caen welcomed athe Amer on behalf of the Frenc! . assuring them that French w en would. on memoria! and on All Saints’ days, never fail to decorate their bovs graves Mre. H. A Vedder expressed her thanks in behalf of the Ameérican delegation SO A EE at = em — we a ne a - a Sian m SH les QO ~——s BUSY ik CANDIES A 2 ff Sie a = = ._ “alli MEMORIAL DAY | woagle Tours and Picnics || |W. Douglas EMEMBER that the Busy Bee cake and candy | for Women i\ departments and soda fountain will be open | eee: Saturday—Memorial Day—until 1 p.m. The St t and ‘en’ ceniiienele tea rooms and restaurant will be closed all day. | | | priced that they rep- Box Lunches should be called far Friday after- a | | Sesent the maximum noon. Phone the Will-Call Desk to hold un- | aie sigs | til 5 p. m. $5.00 & $6.00 Friday Candy Specials || * ‘ ee u... Evenings Milk Chocolate Brazils ... Caramels and 4 Assorted Chocolates, 1-lb. boxes ...... 4 es Patriotic-Sticks, red, white and blue, box... 15c Friday BakerySpecials | | | Royal Devil’s Food Layer Cake .......... 60c | | | | | | | Cherry Marshmallow Stollen ............ 30c “How doth the . . . Busy Bee_ ee improve each shining hour - RN 417 é. aeniiia a 6TH & OLIVE 4 LADY LOVE CHOCOLATES \lways appropriate M4 - a — . ~! ep a ~ — Distinguished by richness and fla Memorial Day Outing Train Service € On Memorial Day, May 30, 1925, the ;‘ Missouri Pacific Railroad will operate its \j;¢ suburban service between St. Louis and Kirkwood upon the same schedules as the regular Sunday Service. € Moreover, an Outing Special will be operated between St. Louis and Pacific on Memorial Day on the same schedule as the Sunday Outing train—i.e., leave St. Louis 8:10 a. m5 returning, leave Pacific 7:00 p. m. W. F. Miller Thwision Passenger Agent MISSOURI PACIFIC R. R. CO. st. Louis. Mo THE DADDY @ THEM ALL 57900 MORE CiTY. Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED - - Ls oo Sl eee wt et La $ $ FOR MEN 5 AND WOM W. L. DOUGLAS Open Saturday “tous” GLO O Men’s and Boys’ Store, E. St. Louis, Ill., 139 Collinsville Avenue | Pa 8 Pa TO EP Ee BE EB Be 8 Oe Be PP Fe OE ———E annie eee, EE — | Once owna || Waterman's || youll never want | any other.kind - _ . > a sow ‘ ULL measure of satisfaction in foot- wear can be obtained only when the best of materials and workmanship of the highest standard are combined with good-fitting, up-to-date styles. W. L. Douglas Shoes possess these qualities and when you consider the reasonable prices at which they are sold, you will realize that they are the most satisfactory shoes for you to buy. W. L. Douglas’ name and the retail price is stamped on every pair Spring. at the factory. It isthe Gm i true value of the saoes. . | $6.00 live Street ssn" THER you write long let- ters or short, back-hand or ordinary, shorthand, slow or fast— whether you write checks, or in ledgers— You can get a Waterman’s with a pen-point exactly to. your liking at a nearby store. It won’t cost you a cent to try a Waterman’s— The pen salesmen are glad to -have you test various points—not just once, but until you are perfectly satisfied. And, remember, until you know Waterman’s you'll never experi- ence the real joy of a perfect pen. + ad 191 Broadway, New York Chicage Sen Francisce Boston London Paris Montseal cece LL LLL A Buy a Hurley “Thor” Guaranteed . — —_—————— TWN Washing Machine | HOUSE -—“UrPrNISHING Cc ©. 7 : $5.00 Cash _ Delivers This Outfit to Your Home A Special Combination Offer 1120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive St. | of the Well-Known Hurley “Thor” Electric Cylinder Washers (Made and Guaranteed by the Hurley Machine Company) Delivered to your home with a $ 0 Cash— === Balance 6-pound Dearmaid Iron and Ironing Board for .......------ These are the famous cylinder type Thor E do a big washing in record time. They are fully guaran nished for $135, with an iron and ironing board. Priced Complete at Only $135.00 a p This 6-Pound Iron and Ironing Board FREE ———s Wi ic Washi : th a wonder- W -+h Thor Electric Washing Machine. They are bo pabrpetinan Bs 3 The board is collapsible and adjusts to i heights. The iron is a 6-pound Dearmaid, fully guaranteed, foot cord. detachable plug and stat ionary stand. $5.00 Cash Delivers This Outfit to Your Home Monthly . oe ] Washer a “*Thor’”’ Electric Cylinder Wa | wg . bere Washing Machines. They have the standard features that are embodied in all Thor products and will teed and are fur-

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PaO aE ee ar >» > ‘ : t ae e OF course, | spaghe |} ——But where can you buy dry spaghetti as good as Heinz makes? —or tomatoes like the big, ripe, luscious ones Heinz grows? | kind Heinz selects? And if you could, why should you bother to cook spaghetti when the work has all been done for you in the Heinz kitchens? —or such cheese as the special | } ; When im Pittsbarge vist ibe Heinz e:tchens em 2 Take Music With You On Your Outing The Portable Phonograph With a Bird of a Tone ALF the size of a suitcase, easy to carry, light in weight, handsome black covering. Space in lid tor twelve records—pilays tull-size records. On Terms to Surt Y oar Convenience. —And a Dandy Banjo-U ke Given Free Helicang &Grimm Ninth and Washingto Round Trip tickets will be seid each Sundar. at eme ‘are plus -> | Louisville & Nashville R. R. LOW ROUND TRIP SUNDAY FARES whiere cents, between ail stations : fare w bot more than 99.1) Minimum Round Trn ‘fare 75 cents Tiekets limited to date of salt POR FULL PARTICULARS CALI GC. © HERRING, 0. P. A. 1208 Boatmen’s Bank Bids. Gentrei 8000. City Ticket Office, 378 N. Broadway. BOASTED OF BLOWS, WITNESSES SAY “a Found Uncon scious, in Glencoe Resort First Said to Have Died of Heart Disease. A .oreners ve ‘ — Bas TRLUTT ec Loda* Aine & > * ba aor > i ee ef ° aed _ ~ = re : > ; ‘ \ur s —s 2 eas . 2 « “wo residerts o - 7 ‘fied vresterda’ e incqvest ha ‘ boasted toe them ‘rr aT —” . es hu bho use ’* Maw 4 (ther res.ae . “ed s 4 ar \ — Y . _ 7 7 oe ® “ A . - 5 > et oo ‘ : _ - ~-"* ore a = 7? oe = _ PRINCETON CLUB inewa!l DPimmer and Ff hk« than Theoers Dw ‘Livervems Pier ~ 2 » ~ ' rire ”™ =~ ~ ~ . = ™~er* " . = ~ re?1a S 2nn va wr = oImnn i a s ~— _ SS +g ~~ u om ra ww c . > —_ 4 m > : i * " — = reasurer x r Rree ecCre ara oe an oe TTrum x Yale Awards 127 ~ Team hups Ry ee oe NEW HAVEN n ™ One "Und Tred °c "= FREE— Book on Home 8581 §s cool, delicious, satisfying. So easily made. — Try it. ™ DECORATION OUTFIT Dee t @eadt call ree bare the cast we Por ‘oar Saumnemer ear’. =n t h- Demetes walt hat PeTmiise ‘et we wear ew ana beaut’fei clethes «hile partes ‘ar chem. A d@eller or twe « week will da. =ia7 ) *1 and 2 PANTS ALL-WOOL SUITS AD-weel maeterteie carefully cailered & me gee ieeee- litte ‘eethen. coan! ere. ahie om > F.ng ten bea. Powder “Uae. SeSetsi ui grass, tans and 'fe mere ‘ORS rats « terals Pat om aay THOUSANDS DO WHY NOT YOU? ——_ —_— DECORATION DAY DRESSES ~MLLAK OR TWO a BEES WiLL ™ ¢or. BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT and killed. and her son, Louis, was seriously wounded today or Hawkey. + Bap i i lee aL i For your convenience we have es tablished Johnson Service Depart- m many of the best stores. SERVICE DEPARTMENT At Y\ORTH imenccan “tere 3 Queeusware ©. ~——s «| 1th ™ Leus lL. Becherer ewe... SSisS (OS Breag® 2° Lepherst Eres. Hiiwe.. 23i°> Mareus A. Kes Hdwe & “upniy Co 20645 Lesumgres A* lar ere. Sere. rial ’orue sane P ler sen eet ae. hart Jecoede e “6 SeddeDur> Vukrr Hewe. ( &. ~~ | Leas Av “eta 4152 “\. “ewetend Avr 4. & sobwaike Ewe... a feet =. ~=belte ewe... Laven &i 4 3 (urntinachar Fewe.. “453 Lafueretio i Denecnre Howe... a = hr-adwasr Dieertch-ireel Haewe ( o. esi 5 Graoecee 4% Haue “ore. ] se '- ll Tkeanher &. torteeme Bewe.. ae inene! “4. . #4. terme Varvetr and Howe, ore ‘Ss?’ @Gewer 4 a? Greves Ys ees Bane and Taseet (© ~eg Cherekrer “4. Rees Heer Voreetr. ‘eee § reed aur. = RR. ReieSeehec® Gewe S.C. JOHNSON & SON “The Wood Fectertes «¢ Reactee. Wie. Tt. _aneda: Woe =“~dwer ments any you can see beautifully finished pan- els of wood. These stores carry a com- plete stock of Johnson’s Artistic Wood Fimishes and are competent to give ex- pert advice on all problems relating to Interior Wood Fimshinz. Johnson Service Departments : — RVers. We. Finrshing Authorities” 21726 Locust St. Phone Bormont 2175 ST. LOUIS, MO. 7 DPrartesn. Whee ees. Eo teed: i. werraiia. This Book has been nationally advertised for many years and nized as an authority on Home Beautifying and Interior Wood F ing. It tells how to make your home more artistic, cheery and I now to have beautifully finished woodwork, furniture and fle to give every room that delightful air of Book is the work of famous experts—beautifully gives covering capacities—includes color charts, etc- These stores can supply you with the Johnson Book on Home Beautifying. Johnson Rermer Hdéwe.. ae (‘irre=a “™ Serdac Paieties € Peoocuting €a.. [.41 “Weeeteaier De. senrdec Paéintienc & Be sae (s.. ‘'~—e 0 4) pers senth “ide Wool? Pal & Paint (©. "Se Celifernia Ae. ~( ene ~~ Sawe (beuters ‘4° Pewee _ $5325 Wereeerterd Jd. : =d Paiefiee (©. ——s * VR ohiwerd Rr > * ewe... WEST Afreeid £2 Gorter i \ These Fe. 20 ot mere ate rains of BE nn = ar renee me -Smith- Daniels - OPPOSITE NUGENTS “ 2d Floor—Breadway and St. Charies a~ — N he bal 907 North Broadway = — ana neta ABS ~~ Tr ¢rr ry ‘cust co te Welff Wilson Drag - wen Jrug La.,. oF seme ejier iTrugs’st apd get a Settic al » Smeecal FPoermcia > i > ae? YY . bd ue a “Ines e form. fer the leaued form = ~. Drenaretres for Rbeumetiem as rected apd how yeorure > bh ~ a « ~ — =ort fe —s ~ "Sci h * hale ‘ore Tre TRAST oaet " ‘ ne ‘a THs a - ° [eat gre terre, reer st. > wes . eer ~—eNte S Werrvwy ak vag an we ~~. SEM Mette Here 5 A Real Prescription tor | or 40 the Torturing Pains of Neuriti a*® rs WM og art? mr 77 rE a eae coe Sounded ‘fear the parte of TTL OTT ee? weet Teeitucars ered 5 newer a FTheumateesd Artiiretas ment swe lier « ‘ee “Te Sreeert werner thy <=aaeeemty mF « urTttre. amd Sctatee Nerwe Pear Youn weer * Se clran af : 7“ Goasee of any bat) { oreer

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TMLEBSLAY, . | eo 7s seer | os mittee Bes The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH un . iin bs ne Beauti Zs Aid in Chicago Rooming ley told him that his wife ee ated Be OAGO. May 28.——Mre. Isa- Scheckiey, 60 years old, was gnd killed, and her son, Louis, | down. , gas seriously wounded today by V4 Wy VW sf / y Je Wee f a ‘ a Hawkey became enraged and Shot Down Geing to Moth- | began shooting, after Mrs. Scheck- nny T KILLS WOMAN | [whe went to thetr home in search }* . e and, fai 58 FAILURE 70 FID WIFE csc “= w¥=-] CUCU DEVE AI haa | House. roomed there a month but depart- | Press ed on May 1, without leaving her | new address. Her son went to his | mother’s aid and he, too. was shot ce eran Sees: QUENT HOSTESS said to have come here from Ak- | | | Body Found in a: Squalid| | New York Tenement sl | End to Desire for Free, _ Existence From Family. | By Leased Wire From the New) )\ York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. | | NEW YORK. May 28.—A young | i woman, identified as ‘YS Marga- | ret Goodli when she died last night | |from inhaling gas in a squalid ten- /ement at 634 East 124th street, was 'two hours later declared by the | police to be Miss Margaret Nye. UR-FAVORIT — for many years and is recog- and Interior Wood Finish- istic, cheery and inviting— . furniture and floors—how immaculate cleanliness. This utifully illustrated in colors— charts, etc. e have es- ice Depart- best stores. you with the autifying. To enjoy Decoration Day be sure to serve Yur-Favorit Martha Wash- , mgton Cake! Just imagine, three rich golden sponge layers, filled with cherry butter-cream, iced with thick white frosting, and topped with whole cherries. What a delight! i Martha Washington Cake —the big family size, at your grocer’s, SPECIAL a9gc for Friday & Saturday only, TEBELMANN BAKING COMPANY & Department finished pan- carry a com- istic Wood nt to give ex- relating to '¢ Vepartments ii.AYT RISTR. MO Pleat ‘ff icer Hider. and Pura. Coe ing (0... NORMANDY. MOQ. Nermands Mercantile Coa. ne (#.. ‘W. WW. Renke?l). BineTVKR GROVES. MO. paint Ce. Geerlock Hdwe. 11? W. Leekewonod Ay. atervrrsownw city, MO. Lents VT. te. ~crnerce--ublemann Lomber Ce. rr TT ss. MH. lTonk's Phaermoartes. Ine. aT? CTNFVIFv’.. MwA, uT Ockenfuses Héee. WASHINGTON, MO. ftite A te Al Peres. FLY. Rewcrnnn Thermarr ras? *7T. toc. It. Martin Andresehat Hewe. “74 SS flatter Av lfel'wer4+ row Ca Colline: We end &( Loenis Ar. - w J. ¢mwitheoe y Si 437 ~-+ Teenie Ar, life's Haéwe #., ""7 Corlliewssi'le As Jerome Pewee. Co 17) OTwreti« 6A Viede FPene Tdwe 1s CalUewewitle 4 La! wt awede tdae | ".. “a7 9 wre. 4 orantrr 77s TT... * J. Baeble Héwe. m: orrPe my ’ Theres FT ceeriher and Hive. 1. 4a Tew. 797 7 KK Jehret on Hadwe. Co. & Teailnt. crrerviery. a, (lhrietmeen Nall Paper and ids Love it to drink-or poured on ice cream and puddings ZA-REX is so PURE—delicious and healthful that youngsters all love it; they can drink all they want without any harm. Even the little tots! Just mix with cold water and serve! A pint makes a ta win’ fle Teliner Reatheim Pre Geode Co. woor RIVFR. I Veo? River Lumber and Supply fo ( Aer yuTisy TH. (weer tte TLember Co COTLIVNEVIIIET. Lt, Mia Kremer, Sandel« Mercantile Ce COULTIRVGILS. m1 nd-Lrader | tT) Tiisreee Teember (0. av POMART SVT) 3860 fcerhber lL Tewe rerIvcraw. T14. Ls ‘me \) Pore craves TY. 7". We or. ' ye FY wormact. gallo 4 Rexel swuere. 80% mn ’ p (.moteich ZA-REX is made from the pure juice of fresh crushed fruits and pure cane sugar. In six different natural frust flavors. Order a jug today! | ZA-REX is also a popular help in making desserts, icings, Sauces, gelatines, jellies, sherbets, and punches. Censumers Ae e TRENTON. TL we War Tirefela Bdwe Co SE ce eee ee ee bon presentation at a Johnson Service @ sattrment this coupon entitles the beat. to p Free copy of the Johnson 25¢ DOOM Wme Beautifying and Wood Finishing; esses oreee®? Me recipes TV TTL. LILeE LS — = = want amet es * desserts party Lol icangs each hel r specials Makes ; ZAREX i sola frosungs- URUator 40 yeals | Jilgiipgand more — : mame SCHOENFE! ape ft KIDNEY TEA has been a se . 77 a £2 e, ij a4 SYSEe 6 a Ss centate AREP PosTm.” res — =e REALTY MARKET end RS yy ym Semanoswe tor: The Lonis Hilfer Co., Wainwright Bidg., St. Louis For POST-DISPATCH REAL ™ wetere you hk! ADS ER TISEMENTS. ssc *§ * | 37 years old, of 660 Riverside drive. | living in the same two-room apart- | ' ment was an Italian laborer named | Jim Goodli. Back of the fneager entries on}! the records at police headquarters /and many of the details of the) | case, which are still clouded with | | mystery, is as strange a story as ,}any in the queer annals of the | East Side. Goodli was questioned | by detectives last night. The story ihe told—and detectives expressed conviction: he was telling the truth '—-was that some months ago he yhad been in the habit of going to an Italian restaurant for spaghetti. Passing the time there, he said he (had noticed a rather handsome young woman who acted as hos- | tess. Offered Her Place in Home. Goodli, dazed and confused at coming home to the fiat to find | ithe young woman dead, said they had become acquainted and that he had been dis- tressed when he heard that the ‘restaurant had been raided and closed. She had told him she was out of work. ‘He said he had of-' i\fered the vwoung woman a place ll | his home in East Sixty-first street whe re he lived at that time His ag 61 years—-was proof of his fatherly intentions, he said. He had been aware the young, woman had lived in a home of re- finement. he said. and had ques- tioned her about it. She had be lreticent and a short time atter re- imaininge with him in Last Sixty- | first street. she had disappeared Hie had supposed he would not see l ber arcain,. he said, and sometime | later he moved to the East 130th address Rut about a mont aco, he went mm, she again had come to hii living traced the place wnoere was living She then said she again wante | his prote 110)N. that she ha j back ' Few Details of Her Life. Goodi, gccording to the stor) told detectives, took her in ena asked only a few questions. Frou > “7. tioned the address on Riverside | e him the telephone | “You've been very good to mit 3 eahe declared she once remarked. If anything should happen to me vou will get your reward Mo brother is a big contractor He but had required that sh heard her sav she Was we! happy, speaking to some person unknown to him Meanwhile, eontinued to earn a living as laborer. Margaret Goodli, as she wis known to the other women im the tenement. or Nye as sh Is now listed in police records, ,continus to frequent Broadwa) She some of the clothes that she had brought with her and continued t wear thes until the. be carne threadbear but for orTrnve;rs ollow~ Woman's Instruction-. , , } ey gxt (;oodlir urned to his ie iaé night at & o'clock He found joor locked and smelied gas. ‘al: ing neighbors anda Patron O'Neill of the Fifth Street Statior he broke in the door Margaret iwas dead. (soodli followed the Instructions Let the Gold Dust Twins Do Your Work They will keep your hore spick and span from top to bottom. All dirt flies at their ap- proach. Get them to- : day at Kroger's. Per Package Ac | Margaret had given him. He said | proineteieint in society at Greenwich,/li’s story ends. A Mrs. Mi Nye | he had telephoned the Riverside ,Conn., and another sister living in| said to be the mother of the girl, | Drive address without finding any- | Brooklyn. He did not know their/|lives af the Riverside Drive ad- | one at home and had then in-,) names but thought the name of wend dre een She was said to be out of | formed the police of what he knew. | brother she had mentioned was He said Miss Nye had told him of | George Nye. other wealthy relatives, of a sister PHONE for Here, apparently, the aged Good- | be found by the police. Se _ _ — a Patron- ize the | A. G. Store in your neigh- bor- ses ' hood sr iesceesece: _— “+s * es ser ewe ween e eee nee FOODS :::" a 7 Look $f; | for the white enam- eled A. G. Sign “re @@ ee @ Lower prices, plus the convenience of telephone ordering and delivery service! How is that possible? Because the A. G. Stores have their own wholesale house, which operates at cost. at A. G. grocers. a There are A. every part of the city. No wholesaler’s profit is made on the food you buy G. Stores in ag area ea Puffed Wheat, OMNES Sad 0's Hee Ca’ aws 0 Puffed Rice, package SS OO en ss 12-oz. can. | : Lah, SEE Bec é ob ke cae Sardines: Pet or Sea Pearl brand......... Rice; fancy blue rose; Re ts 5. Ga INES Oe Sani-F lush, OO Las cos a A. G. Coffee, finest blend; Ib....... Golden Key Milk, 3 large cans Tes aid } Queen Olives; Libby’s Mason jar size, 10 oz..... There’s one somewhere near you. F Oxydol, two DORCHMOS sos bo pedencecis psbwnckobes dus Sugar, pure cane granulated, Karo Syrup, the blue label; , eS PO TL ae eee ee Peaches, Libby’s Rosedale, eg Re ry Rumford Baking Powder; Dr. Price's Baking Powder; Calumet Baking Powder; ne @P@eeeeree#e#eese#es#ete#ese#ee* @ oe © ee @& # © @&# @h—e—hUchCrMhC “ee eve eeeee#eee#ees \ These prices good the remainder of this week. F | town, and no one there knew of a | daughter. No other relatives could | MT.AUBURN MARKET 6128 Easton Wellston Saturday being Deco- ration Day, store will be closed. Open Friday evening till 9 p. m. Sirloin. r | tea KTenderioin, 18 | Ib. Portherhouse. Leg of Veal, Ib. l | Loin of Yast ©.122¢ | ; breast, ) Stew. Veal Shoulder, Tc Chops. Ib. . Chuck Roast, ib. .11ic 8) Chuck, Prime, ib. .13c § Short Rib, ' Flank, Brisket. Ib. me ee HAMS Sexes.» 23 Smoked, Ib. C HAMS cas 160 Rains. wks ns SAUSAGE Frankfurters, pocres LC ib Round Liver, Puritan Malt in 1? cans, case. £5.90; can. Oc C Queen Olive hi} Full Quart Jar..... $1.00 FAGLE STAMPs wit OLIVES : 15¢ Four-ounce jar DILL PICKLES 30¢ uart jar - —a-_ : Special 43c Each ag eee Hie valoe at ing Lamps 05 Complete with bulb. C Biack or nickel wax? | Bobbing Shears 19° ‘SPOTLIGHT SPECIAL, OF QUALITY Complete with bulb and UNUSUAL VALUE: REGULARLY PRICED — 98c AT 81.50 ) PISMO $2.29 Columbian Sledge-Te FORD COUPE r ‘Driven KLAXON | Vice; $6.00. RUBBER HORNS; regular price $6. ee a al FLOOR MATS [| Our price ............ METER; special ......---+--++-- $3.50 MIDGET MOTO- $7 19 #250 Value at [$650 Blackhawk F 98c WATER PUMP; very ROE. Lodo 22 44 oka H Simple Simon Says | $1 SIMON SUPPLY COMPANY... g WASHINGTON Simple Simon Says ¢ eee — — - ae AdAdned 1 a ee ee - - — - — — — fi ee — — VIMANIN oa a — = — . ; ; \AM\ \ ' \\ } ff / Y] jf \\ ‘ | ij BACON scrrex. sire» SOC —s —— ——~—¢ . s ¥ 4 TLD TTT TT 4 ea ( J , , ? ARM mit] \nF ’ es) ) , Y ) a - - —_ae~ ant WHY WE UNDERSELL THIS 1S THE ANSWER OUR PRICES are all based on OLR OWN merebar- dine and overhead cost«x. We have se outside stockholders, cither common or preferred. We are net burdened with high-priced caxccutives. We pay CASH fer every item we bey: we have ne ber - rowed money. We sell the beat brand eof mer- chandise that can be had. and expecially endeaver te earry NATIOVALLY-KNOWN BRANDS. Every item tx sold with an eaounee=. iy oe guarantee. Operation costs are # = tn - termining the price of food: THE KOHN STORES claim te have the lowest eperating cost of an? chain In this section of the country! Closed All Day Saturday. Decoration Day OPEN FRIDAY UNTIL 8:30 P. M. Aristos Flour §:°;. 2% *** $1,89 KARO BLUE Blue Label, 5-lb. can... 3ic LABEL Red Label, 5-lb. can... 330 1',-Ib. Red Label, 1}-Ib. can... 12¢ can 10c Orange Label, |4-ib can. (4c ’ 7 SNIDER’S PARLOR CATSUP BROOMS WELL MADE, 4-STRISG 5 al Bottle. . “5 SARDINES fix 15¢ SALMON seo tei ten 2OC TEA .......- hae SUGAR to pounce... 6S RUMFORD fewoce 22c | CERTO sirius... 29 F PICNIC SETS ...... @™ vy PICNIC PLATES .... @C LD LUNCH ROLLS ..... : ‘Quart Bol.. 600 PRESERVES fivct 32 aes ye \ POWDER NAPKINS ...... ... GRAPE JUICE, WEL GWG >it Bot. 300, GRAPE JUICE, WELCH Olives, Ripe Li Pickies, Sweet Beets, Krier’s Fancy, Falnut Corn, Me. 4 cam. 35... ney Maine Corn,No.2can.....-—=—ss— ce ae No. 2 can te Peas, Rabbit Fancy Smal Royal Salad Dressing, 6 oz. : PORK LOIN, '2 or whole, ib. ..27'2¢ TOP-O-TH-MORNIN — A ST.

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> ~~ Oe NRE SOF TR ae % ds 5 ko ie nia er % - . . . TE TEE Fy TT ES — _ So ed i Ch eM athe es gil gn Ch taa Saks Se wre 8 _ we % ad ki RS : + pte Ss ii ws _ . ) | mtih | Re 4 * bs : 7 TRS AY. vy Sa The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED MAY ra eta Seas | to paint my room.” —_— - is limited to the Board of Alder- —Williamene Wilkes, $7 years o14, 7 —_——oo ee em —————— St tne — — aanenel SSS ; | : : ’ VERTISEMENT | charge of employes in the city’s | reasons. Peeves = = Pc ata | BILL PROPOSING MUNICIPAL cmaseaned department, in violation sae . er Mayor are ey . : | ; of.the city charter. mande ender’s resignation — ' | TWO STORES | “Daddy Mother says HEATING PLANT IS REVISED He also alleges that Mayor Mil-| Saturday and appointed Howard V. 7 . | e Citizens’ Committee to Considéf | icr has no authority to remove ;him Stephens of Johnson, Stephens = | | 707 709 NORTH SIXTH | fo be sure to Set Measure Without Clause for before the expiration of. his term, | Shinkle Shoe Co, as his successor. . i? | : BALIVIERE a box of Solarite | Heating City Hospital. next February. Removal of a} Williamene Wilkes Dies in wntias | es ss 323 . 325 DE 2 : | A bill providing for construction | member of the Boxing Commission LOS ANGELES, Cal., May 28. Yi SPECIALS FOR FRI | Pay Us a Visit at Oar “Uptown Store,” on De Baliviere | | (J Jast South of Waterman.) Plenty of Space to Park | “And bring the box home with you so you can make my room look pretty like Ethel’s does! -lof a $950,000 building to house a | ‘municipal heating plant, garage and | repair shop will Be laid before’ the men, who may remove for cause, his petition § states. His removal, Bender's petition recites, was “in furtherance of the defendant's pure well-known woman stage: director, following the | died here yesterday,. birth of her second child. Her | husband is Dickson Morgan, pro- | The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louls | ‘mewspaper giving Associated Press news e. wilh be cloned vane dny Saturday. May e will remain o till 7:30 Frida | (ut from choice hogs. Dewn price * a — * Citizens’ Bond Issue Supervisory a “y pe hm HALF OR WH i My stores will be closed all day Sreordde: ‘Her daddy painted her room /Committee for its approval today whim and caprice and for political | ducer. j 2 NO ICE! Decoration Day. Please arrange the est last Saturday afternoon and it by Director of Public Utilities, Wall. . , k L Cat frean choles | chase of your Food Supplies accordingly. | looks fine now... . Yes, you | Funds for construction ot the r oins all ep EEL ‘'p.- ’ 1 | proposed building would come from ; These Prices Good Friday. Open Friday Eve. Till 7:30 just mix it with cold water and oe as 006.068 dtete tu.the. bend ts- | pus it on witha brush. a All ‘sue for a municipal power plant % a ) temember, | guarantee ev- YOUNG HENS Pre ws 29 | fight, and be sure it’s blue. and garage. The bonds for the a | erything | sell. Money back Poun | ey eee litem were sold last summer, but : al NS PPA Bigs ness 19 if not entirel satisfied. ) cs ea — | work has been held up because of toin Butt, 1b 15 a You can paint ; specifications. oin » @......~. Pound }a disagreement on 8p There’s a reason why Thom- | that room any | Director Wall's proposed ordi- Roast .: PAR ee 8 as Market does the largest F , 1p. tint you like in i nance places the building, as here- | ] 191 business in St. Louis. Younc DUCKS. 1b. 30 enhearor twa.” + tofore planned; at Twelfth vor Roast, >a cs jaa hcpetincoeinita ‘a vard and Clark avenue. The build- Me bbe |: lat S Young 0 , ID. 3 ing heating plant will pfovide heat er Roasts, — AUSAG for all the structures, built or to be S ES . 7 Cheese Special ugar aah Guaittel ° Peaches, built, in the proposed Hagag al &, p8Sé aC q § Bologna, Head Cheese. plaza. It will aleo include a fire PURE FINE Minced Tam... engine house, repair shop for mu- Boneless Cat..... 24 GRANULATED A complete line of fresh nicipal automobiles and a garage Halibut ..... J ..2 Fish tor Friday. Saturday, for municipal machines. Under a e, White Dresse 10 Lamit) _is a fast day, too. Director Wall's plan the city would 2 Buffalo a EEA ee Sliced buy its electric power for lights My a er atl 6 a, a /and elevators from a public service Bes od oe Fish..... 25 Catfish, Lb. /company, stepping it down to the | 3 York Cheddar, Ib.. .38 ‘proper voltage in transformers | ‘a S Qheeee. ..|. + te ea seg 1 & ao. he Sinton. “We ,!) + sic oo building. “ fq WHUERSIA. Buffalo, Lb. A bill approved by the Citizens’ a bu ger , Committee last summer for erec- ON PIGGLY WIGGLY SHELVES, IN | REML ; _ rape J Juice Fancy | Vswis. New York tion of the power plant building REFRIGERATOR AND AT ba. i UTTER . Butler Diss heddar, included a provision for construc- COUNTER YOU WILL FIND ACO * Bert Tinie of ett ral und. pound . tion of a steam pipe line from the a seat Lp r Ne 7 ASSORTMENT OF REQUISITES - : ’ building to city hospital, the heat THE OUT-DOOR LUNCH. HERE thus provided to replace that given ARMOUR’S HAM ut xen lb. 23 Pasteurized Fg — = Rag eg Seamer PARTIAL LIST OF THE ITEMS YO wae ‘a ae saa (I =opeciel Prices on Fancy Spring Lamb and untouched bill, pointing out that such a line WILL FIND THERE: ‘vag ; iets, CUCUMBERS. — would prove less reliable than the , \ plant already at the hospital and by hands - - A rich " oat TE ten 35 | peaches -yprup: _ 20 Zhe eae BUY YOUR in addition would cost $176,000 to) MIXED TEA, tb. 39/SANTOS COFFEE, tb. 300m delicacy me was fought last. summer” by| | MEMORIAL DA er Sia 25a SLOW oto Sire | MEMORIAL DAY FLAGS argc MUSTARD c AMPBELL'S BEANS See it , —tcans.... ROASTS =. oe sosnent Aids, 25 tag A a ae ID. S a tes ins pert- Rumps t= mgs iz-ounce Ja valine Pounds vy! Cae’ | | ° | MOTION TO CENSURE SPEAKER | SATURDAY, MAY 30TH SUG | P hila OF HOUSE OF ‘COMMONS FAILS | OPEN FRIDAY (may 29TH) /) [DOLLAR SIZE [Chih Limit” ° 99 “ } delphia | Tnucuat Proposal Was Malley] LE UNTIL 8:30 P. M. } ' Special at. vie Memorial Day S$ ROSE BUS NEW potratoes¢ IDS. 10 siding Officer Is Member. | . Per Pineapples Doz. . 95 | C By the Agaociated Press. | J \ Fa \ J : SMOKED CALI YRESH SPARE-g 7| STRAWBERRIES | ream LONDON, May 28.—The House 2 turd bushes, ellow, red aie eh : 17} | Rins—Lhb. .. Th ouart Boxes..... 20 | of Commons by a vote of 306 to be A Ni BAKED PIGGLY WIGGLY DRIED 3 Ee E F Pint. uray : Pi i ' DRIED BEEF 60 BOILED HAM 45 CUCUMBERS 5 ( eese °7 today rejected a Liberal motion SPECIAL F Bells ead Wafer sliced, th. — Wafer sliced, Ib. Large green,ea... . for a vote of censure of the speak- Very choice Vir Ste wrapped in a | Qc. raniums, each 1S | ‘ eS TOMATOES er, the Right Hon. John Henry tg glassine paper; C . rAMB—ib... 22 | Shoulerr. ib. ig|Large Pan, aslb, 10 DA. Whitley. coon Fh av on C © RAN KFURTERS very fine, pkg... BEES, 10 | The motion to censure the speak- half or whole, Ib... Ornamental Evergreens, for 73] BEEF TONGUE Pressed, per lb. . STERLING ) DELICACY ( 3 home or cemetery, each..... HEDGE Large, bushy ...,..... proposal in the IN CONVENIENT, SANITARY PACKAGES CHEESE er, an unusual House of Commons. had additional] Boneless - importance from the fact that it Boiled, Made From Selected Meats e was made by the Liberal party, of Sliced, . which the speaker is a member. OS Sagagene one Pure Spices and Milk SPL mee Rach aae “29: PRT TTT TTT TTT TITTY The expressed grievance of the “THE FF rere Te re eee TOOT Sit Gate Cte ee ina es CAveral party against the speaker "DT ' we AAU HC ALIA ASELLODLAEEGRELTUA ANN UEOOERUAUUEL LGA ASG: +f tt es PU TTEUETTTTIITITITTITITINT TT ee was that “contrary to recent prece- MINCED HAM LOAF CL TASTE iB. PKG eee Chl RE ARR A LN TTS SRR BOILED - “a 10 TELLS” \ dents,.”” he granted a closure of the Pimento Flavor, eee , . first: day’s debate during the sec- \_ a i ond reading of the finance bill, | 9 * t.. thereby preventing the Liberals fo fo “~ % C ane Sass FF ( SARDINES WOENS°'S 2517 |( OLIVES Mans Sle lae the debate as they desired. The! 1/ C Ts. ; 5 rand motion for censure maintained that | MUSTARD faS PLAIN, Q r ie Se eee aeneber A wee) SKIPPER, 1 § Normana Norwegian "17 GOLDEN WEST 43 TEMTOR 3 | ccor e erals e protection FE C ; 3 C ' 3a due minorities in the House. IN OIL, ' ‘43 “4s in Clive Oil. Stuffed; 12-02 ae ee ee _ Stuffed; 34-02... . Poise Pe The motion was supported § by ae re ° David Lloyd George, Sir John Si- KRAFT wry os 13 BAYLE’S ons ‘ / mon and other IAberal leaders. It io TINS C 10 OZ. \ SY was-known in advance that the Pimento a & ( sate 20 gp Bon get Ww vuld ne Ge. DEL MONTE TALL Pink, . MRS. NYE’S ern § : ; ne Conservative C Small C OTS. | and Labor parties opposed it. | -_ RED ALASKA CANS Cans SWEET MIXED PF .The office of speaker of the ay ; Made of Mystin | | British House of Commons is not! ] U NA FISH White 28 GREEN BEAUT "4? HEINZ SWEET | and Sewed 3x5 Ft. involved in partisan politics. The Meat Cc SWEET, PLAIN, QUARTS . . C PICNIC SIZE. ¥. ror O ft e CU position has come to be regarded % f : ty MEMORIAL DAY as almost sacrosanct. The mst oc- “a se casion when the House was called J fo ep os Re ’ upon to discuss a motion to cen- 1 %. ie / MRS ae gu ar O e sure the speaker was in 1902 when P : Cc CATSUP . Sm i 14¢c [rish Nationalists expressed a griev- . NYE’S : ance against the speaker. In the GOLDEN BEST Cavtoua course of the debate on that oc- DEVILED HAM Vs 99¢ i's 20¢ Strictly —, in oat bh . casion it was said there had been oYDERWwoOD'= NeSeanee won” STC no similar discussion in Parliament - J ene BL VEAL LOAF 23e || Suuean “ae i MAYONNAISE: 208 —w Strictly fresh . BENDER GETS COURT WAIT TO \ f Xetecuse STAY ON BOXING COMMISSION « . th iy ’ CAMPBELL'SBEANS, 3: 2 7 R pra . . - seni J ™~ “Comune Mayor ster Pom re'| MM | PICNIC PLATES exe. x Lic mov ng m. agp inemnes ~ - - maz? FRID AY, MAY 2 ) th at & A. M. preventing, Mayor ‘Miller trom res LUNCH WRAPPERS vvssssc’ Sc |] FAUST SOcree “Sr G6c Ot She _tican city committeeman from the | PF. 618 North 6th Sty eETTCRG ‘2 toning Cento NAPKINS eackace « 9c || MILK CARNATION i 10¢ cs’ 3 Ove Cet Location senor by Circa Sete Se DRINKING GUPS «=~ 38 4c l| BUTTER cneano 47 on pe on o ender. ie order ») was made returnable June 4. Bender's petitidn alleges that his resignation was asked because of his announcement that he would . Much Improved and Different, You'll Like It Even Better Come and Bring Your Friends MARSHMALLOWS fine" 14-c }| TAKHOMA BISCUIT Admiral are now offered to of the blue tins of! ‘OPENING NEW DOWNTOWN STORE ts FREE + = ates homgmn Seer iggly gives 1 pound Free! steton content because of she i a 4 FROM OUR ) ’ BANANAS ? Lbs.] 7 | Borer , COFFEE if you GUARANTEE OF QUALITY I Friday = Coca Cola, dc CAKES OWN BAKERY prancs | - " historic h will refund the price of 43¢. Loa eee we | ed P Ad iral J = Only _) | imitated |W | GRAPE ss 3ic || MRS. | Se"' 29c || POTATOES® Segment Me mg | . . ( SMALL A Small 2-Layer 1 O aia @ food—and above $ To the First f To the Next | —but | JUICE SITE 1 1 Cc YE Iced, in Bor... Cc a : blend of coffee, 100 CUSTOMERS FREE , 100 CUSTOMERS : | a Oranges poz. 4 ¢ Z that was served to Laas Soke Coes —COMEEARE muti’, | | Mnlmnltable | ff | PICNIC SYRUP |) BREAD tm! £Qc || cron ee a es opie orree EF. ’ | HUNGE “s Ss ALL L AF Fancy, \ EARLY an e s Soluble “ot 4 WHITE 3 Jl LEM ONS x: teem “3 bisa SE pe ia | CHILDREN | SORTED FLAVORS, PTS......... \ A PIGGLY WIGGLY | ANDY GUM ME A M A FRE .AND PAMILY T RKET . PACKAGE For YOU {tf YOU COME High class and sanitary, will be operated in iv With MOTHER OM PFPATHER this newer and better store. Max "4 Oh Henry! _ AT 618 NORTH 6th STREET © Spon aio _ FRIDAY, MAY 29th, 8 A.M.—ALL INVITED ~ sli . * , * ~ 7 8 se | 3 ’ f a " + bs ae; : _ —— a - ii inna Until 8:30 P.M. All Stores Closed All Day Saturday me UME Mi A _ SEE Ne re rE re a gag | a a de a nt _ he Poa) -n my

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Tr DAY, MAY 28, 1925. is the only St. Louls evening Associated Press news service LY ING TRIP, NIC or IKE WIGGLY SHELVES, IN THE AND AT THE MEAT WILL FIND A COMPLETE OF REQUISITES FOR DR LUNCH. HERE IS A OF THE ITEMS YOU ERE: ; LINDT ATDNIA Pa a 7T AVDOIM ATD9IA band DRIED BEEF. Premed per > RO STERLING } vet ex miners. 51 TTER “so es 22¢ weermixen = 42C C PICNIC SIZE : »* TSUP ies 5: 14c RUSTARD &:: Sc 'SBEANS, 3: 25c_ Fee si’ OOC ‘sx SOC ‘eormede u 47c A BISCUIT Sc POTATOES ®.Sc __NEW oe || Oranges 00z.449¢ LEMONS = 35¢ 6th STREET LLINVITED _, Sliced, wrapped in 12¢ | BEEF TONGUE DELICACY | 39c FASC iii: Stuffed; 31-02 os _13¢ 4? HEINZ SIZE. 220 | YONNAISE =" 250. a 0c eas 5c “BANANAS 24=.13¢ CALIFORNIA WN STORE SRR BAT pe AY 6TH AND FRANKLIN | “Where the Crowds Go” SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY Buy a Pie for Lunch Cut frem cheice cornfed hogs. Dewn goes the price * | will be closed all day “we paw May %©,. Decoration We will remain open till 7:30 Fridays evening. HALF OR WHOLE ae bork Loins®: S21 Settles the lunch question wherever you are — your . or whole aoe Butt, Ib pa eee Be Wafer Sliced... 45 favorite pie in an individ- ual size. a eC. jemi ROA STS Boiled Ham Roast, 10. — Half or whole.........-. SEE eee SPRINGS, Ib... .. | and. .Gime Smoked Sausage At the Grocer’s or Delicatessen & Cheese Specials | Bologna. Franks.. YUNG & MUELLER BAKERY CO. Lindell 11067 1915 N. Prairie egy ie Be 4 Liver. ee } ee ae ae Peo: aa Dressed Head.... 21| Blood... MILK-FED VEAL —_—_—_-_- ---— ADVERTISEMEN T One Thin Woman York Cheddar, !b...38 | syouLDER OF VEAL... .11 Swiss, Ib.. . i LAMBR— a 7 ,. } -~ ore . aL Cf n a . * ° . . v AS. I it in va ¢ T ee ry for \fir "es = anwti € é Wa r> “? TY «€ te ecrir t - ota @ e = iz Y2e uu q a © ‘ r m wTar - Y¢ ti¢ ; o . Re j o ; iad r¢ o - 4 > > e o gt ¢ c 4i. = Ang ~ P 7 . P ‘ ; © Two More Moro Outlaws Killed. en . 4 TA — s = ilar e Wlarn for recs ‘bal; ' ex > at ed 4 Ai o- a, Outi c= VW ‘ r € r yey er we nae =u } é tutiaws ler scape . nur er ? a fi rere -rquie Kills Bed Bugs Piat Size MWe Full Quart 66c PFTERMAN’S ROACH FOOD | ’ Oa. Ae! 4AReé al rr far: PETE RMAN S$ ANT FOOD Art —_ , - ree yg 20373, PPV ee PT SEES ee ee ENT SEL EE EE SL TPES ae ee te ee q Bar 26 192 5 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has, $7,900 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other — bee te te werinesiss D ‘== — WEW WILL CLOSE. ALL DA STURDY > re 5a Se MAY,30TH 1925 OLIVES fat en - ore ‘ « cok and miformity ‘a ame ihe are upexceiied al any price Cn Zs ; Mam = le — 24¢ 24 Stuffed Olives— ountry Club— 4*>-0z. glass for. HM | y ill — | PEAS a n ¢ oF ees a ae 4 ‘ » FAs aa eer eu \ rs ma it al ‘ ’ tr) aer . 250 Standard pack Peas— a real value car Tomatoes—standard pack NO. 2 can Asparagus—<Ual\fornia 39 tips or spears: sq in Cc Asparages—__‘alifornia round can for on! ~ DECORATION DAY OPEN UNTIL 8:30 O°CLOCK FRIDAY NIGHT—FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Purchase Enough to Last Over the Holidays ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 31 Fresh Cali. PORK One trial will prove that our quality is unexcelled. Bulk PICKLES Whatever voy schedule for the holidays. gm) pickles are almoet a2 necrsett) We handie only the finest of each grade. ‘(riep, good sized and umform. _ Bottle SHOULDERS » 11¢| 56: age 20: 28 CHOICE VEAL QUALITY cou Fila, ee == Breast, pound.... 15c Whole or Half Steaks, Shoulder, Ib., Legs, pound 20c Stew, pound..... Loins, pound..... 25c Shoulders, tb Rib Chops, pound. .22c Cutlets, pound... Arm or Chuck: cut from choice 1 mative cnttie, BR... .6ckcccanl ie C ROAST Choice Cuts, Pound, 20c 1 ] 2 win’ PORK ROAST & 1950 ARMOUR Sugar Cured Hickory Smok- ed, 10 to 12 polnd average HAMS ~*~ -——_— Country QGlub Country ot Tender and sweet as sugar, po taing finer, can “95 1 ,,| FINEST CORN Fancy Milk-Fed CHICKENS, Lb 35:¢ 1 7c Fancy Sugar Cured, A ON 4 to 6 Pound Pieces, Pemme. ....-. + «swans Cliften Cers—A good tasting grade; can......-* Shoe Pea ouatry Club calif. AMS ave : verage, Pound... Whole Kermel: cCam.... «is Beetse—Tender cut red; bipe CMM cece wewees sie i.reen Beans— Tender, fresh flavored: can ,...4. {SUGAR 25- Bulk Sugar, 5 Ibs. for 346 dack Frost 4X Powdered. Ib. pkx lie dack Frost Cube, 2-ib. pkg “le an size N JACK $@. FROST 1 Lb. Sack ‘EGGS BUTTER LARD 45c . Calif. 67 Domino. 5-lb. pkg Re Chocolate Perans, per th. “4e. Marshmallow Sandwich, tb. dack Frost Brown, ib. pkg. ; Boy Peanut Wafers. ib .....49e Graham Crackers, criep. .. Bulk Brown Sugar, per Ib. 7¥se Cgcoanut Marshmallows, Ib... .. 19e Home Butter Cookles, per tb.. 4 ‘rr {) rH Ope . ; ¢¢ ke : mn kettle rendered, Ib uttery ca packKage--— Tcake each (‘ocoanut; large Wwe SIZ ; two ved layers; each......-. POUND: Fig Bars VELVET fresh. fountry Qeb. 4 vaste es: ieel, each— 10c . breve! chil: Oc F ruits and Vevetables Jor variety, quality and low 4 POUNDS INF FOR PRELSEI 30 aoe LEMONS Sen. oe New Southern U. 5 Lbs., 20c 15 APPLES rirrics 2 Ls. Extra Fancy Winesaps, Kohirabi, bunch ....._. Corn, Fancy, Tender, each. .... Sc Cucumbers, each..__. Caulifiower, per head. . Beets, bunch ....._... Strawberries, quart box ger Stores are in a class by themselves. : % 7 _- gs 230 Luscious California é for 27c Each, lic I Club—Finest tree- Doz., $1.50 Doz., $1.25 ripened fruit in heavy *secer POTATOES TRIUMPHS WHITES. Pines le— Intry | Tomatoes, Fancy, pound... ._._. oo Gear ae : 29c prices hro- 36 Size ayrep. Sliced or halves: big 360 Size can— Doz., 30c Ri ee | scnpenene oe. 27c Lvendale (Califernia (alifernian FPeaches— | a own svrut Big can 17c , , eae a a ae 6c Pinan in yap “ed oF grated 22c of ¢ Y= ip Ree Gc | ln Xe ten SO ; hala ee 1S¢ | rpricom— vig can 27ic fornia a eee ee Sc osname AL 25 ak. :, 19c . - . ry a = ¢ . 1.0 ae 2 4 Cc own #yTrUP S < HOLIDAY NEEDS For the picnic, outing, auto trip or home the following quality items are most apropos: GINGER ALE esda—tnade the springs from famous Hethen a Spring w ater No finer Guality pro- rable No deposits—or bottles to return, The D 2-of Sweet and fruity. are aa6 Emer aid green be sparkling 12-oz. Grape dulee— country (lab: pure juice: pint bettle Bet hewda Lemon “oda or Reouetheer—iIt¢-o2. bettie jee Hires Extract—for making Keotbeer; per bottle 19< Mayonnaise Sandwich Spread { euntry f fete lLargeet ~- ‘ eantry Cluh t hopped wiek. wr of a ‘ale e true soe olives. ge" Maypoetaer. cnrtie ‘Ti at} taal tort e : tie, 25c_ Thousand Isiand Dre«sing— euntry Clab: 8%, -c4. bottle. © Buret Vepper Kelinh—~ country Ciab; Ses. inf... reer in et kh: x ae — . one——tre # “bapan | Slee Red; i. Eas se ’ ne f Giese. vam onndatin neal —- teh Alnche tb, ihe ’ ——. em "he Prunee— large it l4e; 28c ‘ jimtry ¢ it 4 y ty rke -* - — Gelatin, THE s& gz} @ Uuaii' thom ugh hess € , abaniute weiformit; Cc: carietices: we ect are at dupirated ere pear the pri Pimente ( heese ‘ tte limberger. Gaderr bread. per ih le ‘ , te Rentt « Pimeete or ¢ veo’ ten ise ‘winks Mesterd. 6", we . thee, 1 Horseradish “Mustard, t-o0. jet ae ’ French « lm salad Mustard. jar to motes Mastard. fos. ine ae (uw ie “whee (€ he ree Lily Pienic Packege—%5 handy pieces; & toe prove perchage Paper “Sapkin=—4@ embowed 1555 inches square. saves leundry Wax Paper—4@ sheets, 1° by 14 Inches, ie éust proef envelope « PRICES GOOp ONLY 1% GREATER 5ST iI4ntt*® ayp & Bader’ Brand. Fine Tune Fish—*triped, can, Iie thing eer oo gaa "ite White Meat. cee -~ Leute a4 _— very oe BREA D teat) (euntry ( leb—None superior. iach leaf wrapped |% 8 C ive Leaf, 7o o ge Greed, 1% a Bhete Wheat - a*7 #7. Late STORES

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~ a > . - — ~ ~s 30 oT. LOUIS PO Ce ee eee een + es = — (Troma )ST-OISPATCH — - —— = >. + >’ : oe! ge . : Pe - The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED THURSDAY. MAY 28, 19% 5. | P ay Us a Visit at Our “Uptown Store,” on De Baliviere } : | (J Jast South of Waterman.) Plenty of Space to Park | | |. ADVERTISEMENT _ TWO STORES of it. ves ARMOUR’ S HAM = ) Young DUCKS, tb. 30 DUCKS, tb. 30 Get a box at any store 70 70c @ SAUSAGES 4 Franks, Mead Cheese. Minced Ham Ham Real Quality, A A complete | line of fresh you sO you can make my room look pretty like Ethel’s does! ‘““Her daddy painted her room last Saturday afternoon and it looks fine now . just mix it with cold water and put it on witha brush. .. . Yes, you All sure it’s blue.” Bologna, Fish for Friday. Saturday, _is a fast day, too. Catfish, Lb. 2D 10 A Sloe." 42 Whole or Half. A nice average. A fine lot..... Dressed Imported New York Swiss, Brena: 39 Buffalo, Lb. lb. 238 EAA suo tee es om Fes Sorina Let pon mg sae hea MILK cans 35 Sel page 20 A sich beast, at a TEA, mt ated COFFEE, th. 38 delicacy Loins, b...15 | CORN Is Cans 25 Br 3 Doz. 10 flavor ee ere ib... 16° BAYLES MUSTARD 96 [CAMPBELLS BEANS wer ROASTS i=: , Strictly . fresh; t Pre res cu u's. oor native House 14 Bright Sound ibs. 25 roTaTors4 lbs. 10 Pineapples no:.. 95 - ee - eMOKED CAL 7 | Rins—no. PrRESH SFARE-@ HAMS—Lb. | Wafer sliced, Ib. Wafer sliced, th. BOLLED HAM 45 LEG OF ‘DRIED BEEF Lamb ge 4 Ib. . LAMB—tL)b.. . 25 | Shoulder. eae 7| STRAWBERRIES 20 7 Quart Boxes..... CUCUMBERS 5 | Large green, ea... | TOMATOES | Large Pan, aslD, 10 1 J Vy Pasteurized Phila delphia” | eal cope of Was 2 Pre- | Cream - Cheese Phenix CHEESE a ee : zt STMT EEO HD Siti atte iw: LOTTI TL yoo Ks ty re Made of Mystin and Sewed ror MEMORIAL DAY ~ wa 1 Size; is) 9 Special . ahr C FRIDAY, MAY 29th at 8 A. M. Grand PENING I of the New 1925 Model “|for municipal _ BILL PROPOSING MUNICIPAL HEATING PLANT IS REVISED Citizens’ Committee to Consider Measure Without Clause for | Heating City Hospital. | A bill providing for construction | of a $950,000 building to house a ‘municipal heating plant, garage and repair shop will be laid before’ the | Citizens’ Bond Issue Supervisory | Committee for its approval today by Director of Public Utilities Wall. | Funds for construction of the | proposed building would come from ‘the $1,000,000 item in the bond is- sue for a municipal power plant and garage. The bonds for the item were sold last summer, but work has been held up because of fa disagreement on specifications. | Director Wall's proposed ordi- nance places the building, as here- tofore planned; at Twelfth boule- vard and Clark avenue. The build- ing heating plant will pfovide heat for all the structures, built or to be built. in the proposed memorial plaza. It will aleo include a fire engine house, repair shop for mu- nicipal automobiles and a garage machines. Under Director Wall's plan the city would buy its electric power for lights 'and elevators from a public service |company, stepping it down to the 'proper voltage in transformers housed in the proposed new power building. A bill approved by the Citizens’ Committee last summer for erec- tion of the power plant building included a provision for construc- tion of a steam pipe line from the building to city hospital, the heat thus provided to replace that given by the hospital plant. Wall emit- ted this provision in his revised bill, pointing out that such a line would prove tess reliable than the plant already at the hospital and in addition would cost $176,000 to install. The proposal for a pipe next men, wl his petition Bender's petition recites. furtherance of the defendant’s pure | husband is Dickson Morgan, whim and caprice and for political | ducer. —_ charge of employes in the city’s! reasons.’ classified department, of.the city charter. He also alleges that Mayor Mil- ler has no authority to remove ,jhim before the expiration of. his term. February. member of the Boxing Commission is limited to the Board of Alder- in violation | Removal! of a LOS 10 may remove for cause, states. His romerat, was “in birth As is known, Mayor Miller de-} | manded Bender's resignation last Saturday and appointed Howard V. Stephens of Johnson, Shinkle Shoe Co, as his siccessor. Williamene Wilkes Dies in West. ANGELES, —Williamene Wilkes, 37 years o14, well-known woman stage: director, died here yesterday,. of her second child. Stephens « Cal., May 28. ) following the} Her | pro- | ' The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louts | mewspaper giving Associated Press j ” | line was fought last summer by | stationary engineers and others and died in the Board of Aldermen. | ' | ed | MOTION TO CENSURE SPEAKER OF HOUSE OF COMMONS FAILS Proposal Was Mattie by) siding Officer Is Member. By the Adgaociated Press. LONDON, May 28.--—-The House of Commons by a vote of 306 to °7 today rejected a Liberal motion for a vote of censure of the speak- er, the Right Hon. John Henry Whitley. The motion to censure the speak- er, an unusval proposal in the House of Commons. had additional] importance from the fact that it was made by the Liberal party, of | which the speaker is a member. The expressed grievance of the Liberal party against the speaker was that “contrary to recent prece- dents,’’ he granted a closure of the first: day’s debate during the sec- ond reading of the finance bill, thereby preventing the Liberals from making as strong a case in the debate as they desired. The} motion for censure maintained that | this action of the speaker did not accord the Liberals the protection due minorities in the House. _ — The motion was supported § by David Lloyd George. Sir John Si- mon and other TAberal leaders. Tt was known in advance that the proposal for censure wvuuld he de- feated as both the Conservative and lIabor parties opposed it. .The office of speaker of the | Trish Nationalists expressed a griev- British House of Commons is not! involved in partisan politics. The position has come to be regarded as almost sacrosanct. The mst oc- casion when the House was called upon to discuss a motion to cen. sure the speaker was in 1902 when ance against the speaker. In the course of the debate on that oc- casion it was said there had been no similar discussion in Parliament since 1770. a ee BENDER GETS COURT WRIT TO STAY ON BOXING COMMISSION Granted Restraining Order Pre- venting Mayor Miller From Re- moving Him. A temporary restraining order| preventing Mayor Miller from re- moving A. Samuel Bender, Repup- 618 North 6th Stree - Much Improved and Different, You'll Like It Even Better Come and Bring Your Friends DOWNTOWN LOCATION FREE COFFEE With each $3.00 purchase Piggy Mrs. Nye’s Extra Vine Blend Coffee, Wiggly gives 1 pound GUARANTEE OF QUALITY If you don’t like this Coffee return to the store and we will refand the price of 43. Free! | Friday Only To the First | 100 CUSTOMERS : One 34c Can of ( Blanke’s Soluble Coffee FREE! COME EARLY > To the Next . ae 100 CUSTOMERS One 34c Can of Blanke’s Soluble Tea CHILDREN ' | a ' : ' A PIGGLY WIGGLY ANDY GUMP EAT MA FRE -AND PAMILY a MEAT ARKET ror YOU IF YoU COME gh class and sanitary, will be A PACKAGE MITH MOTHER OR FATHER this newer and /better store. Operated in \ Open Friday Until 8:30 P. M. All Stores Closed All Day Saturday ali Hi i Ll | mM _| UI Li | (lal | i Ii ul MI ut ea ‘i il Ul Hi i | he was appointed Feb. ,itcan city committeeman from the | Fifth Ward, as a member of the ‘ity Boxing Commission, to which 9 last hy former Mayor Kiel, was granted yesterday by Circuit Judge Miller on petition of Bender. The order was made returnable June 4. Bender's petitidn alleges that his resignation was asked because of his announcement that he would not support Mayor Miller in che election contest because of the dis- “- Pact Wiccly = imitated —but Inimitable ee ee Oh Henry! | a Flre Candy -.-10c " ue WicclY Se DIGGLY WIGGLY perme SELF SERVE AND SAV F nummer \ rd a PIGGLY WIGGLY ON PIGGLY WIGGLY SHELVES, IN 1 T REFRIGERATOR AND COUNTER YOU WILL FIND A COMPLE wd mT, ASSORTMENT OF REQUISITES y, pound: guar- ee ee ee aeoite 19 | Siore will be closed all day Saturday, Cut from choice ;' ESH HAMS hogs. Down I HALF OR WHO * Iork Loins«« tc “"* Bone Boiled _ Water Sticed HENS, Ib. We will remain open till 7:30 Fria price *. % or whole, Half or whole. . SPRING “ouaee Or me cee ee ce eee Boo le 121 der Roasts, {d. 1 & Cheese Specials 4 Boneless Cat 4 Halibut e, White Dressed FOR THE York Cheddar, !b.. . 3 fick Cheese Swiss, mburger, Ib Pr A¥MLEY BRAG BUTTER AT THE ME x No extra THE OUT-DOOR LUNCH. HERE i$. PARTIAL LIST OF THE ITEMS ¥I ) WBERRIES 0 oe ae epee WILL FIND THERE: eS ia ‘worl large basket. CUCUMBERS. ~~ CLOSED ALL DAY MEMORIAL DAY SATURDAY, MAY 30TH OPEN FRIDAY (may 29TH) UNTIL 8:30 P. M. - 4™% HA IM Bakep Very choice Vir- ginila Hams, juicy, abe Lettuce, 5 “eve eeeee EACH ars oW 12-ounce jar Pure cane, fine white granulated limit | “LIBBY'S QUE 12-ounce jar | S-tb, DOLLAR SIZE Special at. . ————— EQUA, 3x! < Memorial Day Spec ROSE BUS PIGGLY WIGGLY SPECIAL Fine sturdy bushes, yellow, red pink. e serieg. <3 Beraniums, each ) f priep BEE Sliced, wrapped in 120 glassine paper; [TUNA FIS White Meat 28c * a GREEN BEAUTY SWEET, PLAIN, QUARTS. . "42¢ Sroellent 'F'} ay oF 60c FRANKFURTERS || ext: , rr IN CONVENIENT, SANITARY PACKAGES BEEF TONGUE | le home or cemetery, each H AM Boiled, hh Made From Selected Meats Pressed, per lb: . ‘ ae , epee : ib. ws! ae F Pure Spices and Milk STERLING vat a Le MEET MINGED HAM LOAF SE LB. 27 \ Pimento Flavor, Ib. "2M % els pein: Cc Jk DELICACY 39¢ ] f ne 4 a SARDINES wteaa°R? 2 5170 |/ OLIVES me lal SKIPPER, | 1ggtermans, Nomwweten 17p || SQLDEN-WasT Qo rENTOR 42mm CHEESE iN TINS oes 13¢ PEANUT BUTTER “ic oz. 226 SALMON sno, cus20C smati 126 |] PICKLES sees ikco os. 42¢ HEINZ SWEET PICNIC SIZE. ‘ POTATO CHIPS = 10c. /— DEVILED HAM 4's 33¢ 4's De LVDERWOOD'S GOLDEN BEST Veins Strictly fresh, in 37c [VEAL LOAF = 23 selected. Dus... aeeneeeeeenee SUNNY FARM Strictly fresh \ camsons. Doz \ PICNIC PLATE 12 IN PKG. EGGS - med CATSUP MRS. NYE’S Small Mi U ST AR Dis uITLES @& c ~~ MAYONNAISE: +=" 256 PER PKG. ~“ lic LUNCH WRAPPERS Mm) SHiCk’TS IN PACKAGE PEER PRG. ‘aaa 3; 256 8c NAPKINS racxace ns FAUST SOLUBLE MEDIUM SMALL 9G, bbc DRINKING CUPS tv COFFEE SIE SIZE "DC || MILK cannarion cu 0c saul Gs sxe. 4c || BUTTER was % 476 MARSHMALLOWS CAMP. FIRE 14c Coca Cola, 4c GRAPE) ‘is SORTED FLAVORS, PTS.......... \ \ ic JUICE (‘sx Tic PICNIC SYRUP HUNGERFORD SMITH’S AS- TAKHOMA BISCUIT 5c ~ Admiral De ? a ‘GAKES FROM sie 2-Layer Iced, in Bor... NYE’S | \ OUR OWN BAKERY 10c O other bat Nashville the great he historic hot f BANANAS 2s.19 POTATOES #1 hod hac lebeceadll Be food—and above all *; % blend of coffee, woz MRS. NYE’S LARGE LOAF SMALL LOAF WHITE BREA 10c 3 Jl that was served to &f ning long ago. Anda everywhere have he Today, blended and supplied to them ins Oranges voz. CALIFORNIA | LEMONS sz: are now offered to XY . “OPENING N EW DOWNTOWN STOR AT 618 NORTH 6th STREET © FRIDAY, MAY 29th, 8 A.M.—ALL INVITED of the blue tins of 2 Dy

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THN a; MAY 28. AY. | THURSDAY. 1925, 3 ¢ a The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY C ircutation than BOTH other ——- hen suerte COMBINED MAY 28, 1925. Vii ° FRANKLIN | “Where the Crowds Go” SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY ore will be closed all day Saturday, May 20. De We will remain open till 7:30 Frida, on Sn By coration | ESH HAMS Cut from choice cornfed OR WHOLE hogs. Down goes the L . Cat from choice corn- ork LOInSt« tec. “tes cor 21 4 a ae - : i - a a CA ty ts! wa e : ; ~ ' *' ; : is the only St. Louls evening p Associated Press news service HALYF price ®. % or whole. cceueatemneminaeniieneneiel Buy a Pie for Lunch y LITTLE Pies Settles the lunch question wherever you are—your favorite pie in an individ- ROBBERS CAUGHT NANBUSH AFEER == |OO-MILE CHASE Two Held With Loot, Two _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | — > ~ ey we = 9. 2a We import the finest Spanish Olives re ey rere “ a vm > Whatever you schedule for the holidays. LEG OF VEAL......... 20 Nn a” a teenie Le ais. cpa caller at tae te good pickles are almost a necessits . SHOULDER OF VEAL. . 119 (tgp Gaiieday engaged thems tk a eaten ° SUS & ony Ben grade, Criap, good ited and uniform. LOINS OF VEAL....... + ine oun S$ ner CHER ies SS ol er TAME Quality the highest 4 fight on the Jefferson Highway, | Bottle Bulk One trial will prove that our quality is unexcelled. Bulk | Bottle Price the lowest. following information that they | Country © lub . g MLEY BRAG were headed toward St. Joseph. he ish 4Full pint re a weet. aliced: The robbers had their first sur- " oz. bottle, - . ‘ eee 5 ewe «8 ~ Ce OI a an se eit SA Rl a OMI Ny meme me Aig ty ING TRIP, ss | Smoked Sausage Mh sie crocers or Detxesn y's vaince crocs OPEN UNTIL 8:30 O'CLOCK FRIDAY NIGHT—FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE & Cheese Specials | Bologna. Eieaems Sof MSs cron tks cnrrucea urver'a tia Purchase Enough to Last Over the Holidays Boneless Cat..... 24 Liver : of more than 150 miles, near Ave- i OT 25 gta tee on pemeappenniachets nue City, Mo., north of here. Two OR AND AT THE MEAT = | WILL FIND A COMPLETE x as a not, slate te, Dozen Skinny Men Can be on cpt wife lh ye ag st G |. - . . nd guat- " . ; | (of the bank, set o a urgiar BOR LUNCH. HERE FOR 3 — 7 = A. - —ga - 4 Do the Same | alarm. They were forced to flee Mufted Ctives—seeee6*s Cc S Pound. . fresh flavored: Coe aeacoe R POUND jing. Eluding the officers chey en- | tered the home of Jotn and -Fattle | a 39c F Cox and at the point of pilstcls. J A C *« (‘ocoanut; large Jf ae * forced the aged couple to. give} a joe size: : them a change of clotning. | FROST two iced : \ wis. This done, the cide *'y couple) al MRS. NYE’S: C » o say, they hid in the house for|j 25-Lb. Sack layers; COGR..-.+ees i) . F more than two hours while the, ayy 5 Ibs. eS . b4e Domino. 5-tb. ahs Re Chocolate Pecans, per Ib.......... “4e Marshmallow Sandwich, Ib......... ~ PLAIN, QTs. 1 c\ : search was going on a’.out them. y sae eae ML. nt ee Ib. pkg. -+- Me dack Frost eee Fb. pkg. seh sae Peet Wis ok. co 6s 19¢ Graham Crackers, crisp, Tb.. - rr" 1 When the crowd ihat eathered | oe » Dkg..... le Bulk Brown Sugar, POP We. cece. 7 Yee Cocoanut Marshmallows, Ib........ 19e Home Butter Cookles, per Ib.. TEMTOR 4 there became «lease enovgh to | ‘EE , a. C stutted; 31-07... C make {dentificaiton dtificvlt, t) ¢y BUTTER LARD POUND Fig Bars| VELVET e > bul aq naineie r . ) . » : oe ' MRS. NYE’S = Des Moines Police to Use Plane in ET MIXED | By the Aseociated Press | DES MOINES, Ia., May 28.— HEINZ cae ae 3: Pursuit of criminals by airplane, 4 - - C PICNIC SIZE CT an innovation in Iowa police work, = ‘ will be emploved by Des Moines ie J Country Cut = » police in the future. tes ; ssftiids fis —— a \ : “A plane will be purchased by | | ‘4 = = = MR the Des Moines police department |] a ks . S. as. soon as fiinds are obtained,” rul S ‘an eg e d es — | NYE'S Small rC Chief of Paice James Cavende! = HOLI INES oe a conference of lor variety, quality and 4: prices Kro- ‘ safety heads. “TU at ti the : eae : | AUST AR Doz B S 8c ted will ae rented ph —_ the ger Stores are in a class by themselves. For the picnic, outing, auto trip or 1 the a ——_——e 4 AN AN A . following quality items are most apropos: , YONNAISE MRS. NYE'S 25¢ DIRIGIBLE 10 VISIT MINNESOTA 4 By the Associated Press 4 POUNDS Luscious California WASHINGTON, Mav °8. The RN —— airship Los Angeles will go to the ed ; N EAP PLE S | . i % gpl eve peteng srnete-tganags Bethesda—-made at the springs from famous "SBEANS 30 2 F rr - pe ss genre on celebra- rOR PRESERVING Bethesda ye A Water. yo , tio 1ere, which wi ,e addressed curable » dGeposits—or 909 es o re n. | : 7 RK atin iy President Coolidee. ‘Leavied 30 rir | 36 Size . D BLE MEDIUM bbc SMALL 36 atte os June 7, the big craft | 2 for 2ic Each, lic Country Club—Finest = tree- Pale Dry Extra ry | will reach the fair grounds on the i d fruit i , The popular atyle. 1 2-02. Sweet and fruity. Pure and EE SIZE SIZE ; sige oyfistsete In addi- Doz., $1.50 Doz., $1.25 ada n-ne permed Emerald green bottle— | sparkling. 24-0. dott t n lliiam F. Broo rs. Repul C: . aie OR TALL 0c SMALL “}p F National Committeeman oa porn LEMONS 300 Size 360 Size ae ATION CANS CANS 4 ” nesota, has announced that the War Doz., 35c Doz., 30c 7 C - = . V } | | Department had assured him that GUEST 47 ‘ wi § 1S CO. a contingent of airplanes would be BRAND Cc Cc. sent to the celebration from tari- eames cia P ; er our (lab le bottle. ra f so nearby pe New Southern U. s. No Bethesda. Lemon soda or ase i a bedes Te secause Of falling off in helium . res Extract—PFor making r; + ah A BISCUIT Scie Mir al ewey rose tO S eak production, the projected tight of | TRIUMPHS WHITES. + ideals i . the Los Angeles to Honolul: will ae ee ae 27ic Mayonnaise - Spree ? - ey } be delayed unfil late in aataeds zo 5 Lbs., 20c 15 Lbs., 27c Peaches—Big can . aii. Country Clul—Largest Country Club -— Chopped pick- * — honor to Admiral Dewey. OT hap ro Shitty today blew pp the More sect. (Et A UIs. ow Hc Ge | Piecagato~-Biices or. 5700 C C | ) ixie for its delicious \ress in. Lanao Province. which | 4 dale, . : a had been celebrated throughout a | = wotica anao P Bee eames ae ee each + BE | pratt xatad—Coun'ts SSC | Tremeet toloss Preene crete an Woot -a204-e : NEW ] , ll for its coffee. It was this specia ~ ) adaiton Gosmemibare, GOGM. .. ee sci ccus Ge | ciub. No. 2 can.... Sweet Pepper Kelish—Country Cl | eee re | food-—and aljove 8 bodied and mellow, hen waneiot Sultan a ae. ff Cauliflower, per head 15c¢ | Apricot—country Clu, Oy k; blend of coffee, wonderfully rich- Octe an MCiOV ber wounded Sultan Raya, b ch fot Se eae California; big can Cc Crab Meat-—Faney Japan ‘salmon — Country Chab — Oran es Doz 49c served to the Admiral on that memorable eve- outlaw leader, escaped with a num- Beets, bumcm .......-..-++.-.. Sc Apricota—California, | 19c¢ 6} 08. Stari “Red; tb. enn. rer 4 . y : re yn &8 uD pig « I yo ‘ie 7 ; Sardines — . g acved tars And it is this blend that critical families a. Strawberries, pa pe me Mp if a ind tt rag gh QBc | Tune Fish—strived, cas, . Ae : yo ype, - CALIFORNIA ning long aye h d fand secured for theirown tables. Carrots, Nice, is © 8 eé ec etee Sc Country Club; 2-Ib. pkg... White Meat, can Be lice -temesis—dse. ~ everywhere have heard o } Faney, asted in just the same way, it 1s tance. Today, blended and ro P r CREAM BRICK led tins. Its rich flavor and aroma supplied to them in scaic . toda for one weuin eee pe oe en f Radger =) Fine amen are now offered to you. Ask your groce y ISCOVERY Rich and mellow a oe ho. Country ( leb—None Each loaf wrapped. superior. of the blue tins of ‘Maxwell House Coffee. Also Maxwell House Tea Kills Bed Bugs Pint Size Wc Full Quart 66c ) be ause Country Cieb—Setter it's fresher. 4 small cans Tall 25¢ thoroughness of vr )hUChigh)«=«6qualits hor f ; re nd absolute uniformity, the C varieties we ect) are bot duplicated at anywhere near the price ‘OWN aan 6th STREET PE TERMAN’'S ROACH FOOD ¥ MAXWELL House COFFEE cine 28c wt "ime, Pimento ( heese %3¢ Limburger, Baderr bra mel. per ib t'le | _— eff ells. Ants « ; on ™ iite Araft's Pimente or ( heddur, tin i‘t*.¢ . - ood To D AY Americas larg $ "5. | | a n Silva theese ont Ih 7-2. jer Me ‘vondele Mustard, "4 -o8. je; fos, ite 2 4 a G ” - rd de | French's Cream Saind Mustard, Jar 13¢ Heine Mustard, G-or. jar only be : | the la& drop high g coffee arnation of Wileenm, cam. «...ss- Lily Piente Packege—35 handy pieces; = low prive; — = ; - , resh Milk, p.. Me ; quart “eee eenee te Pa Nea kinw—40 embossed 3 Ve laches square. eartes aundry ‘PS r. is iutin wih odin ie ager » : ; PETERMA NS dela, evet. flavors. pkE.-..--+--- 19° | Wax Paper—#© sheets, Iz by 14 inches, In dustproof envelope... ns 4 . ' D rHESE PRICES GOOD ONLY IN GRE ATER ST. LOUIS AND BAST ST. LOUIS STORES f Sean | i ‘ nib > ; nl eye yere wv ; os

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od —- —_— . " Oe TET, a: - > _ . Se ye Se Ee 4 ’ 7 r Po: detiinaiss abait? ahaa: Uiiiet teat se ie ia Dio rUSI-DISPR: od THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PIRATES 5, CARDS 3 (AFTER 51-2 INNINGS); JESS HAINES IS POUNDigeMEHLHORN, Tike Reng nS Loi —=—— Shoots 66 on His a ame ©Second 18 Holes T WZ GONNA | . SCRAMBLE €™ |. ' ' Holes 18 and 12-Foot Putts ANYWAY Welnd | for Birdie and Par on Last Two Greens. . -- —_———— — oe ——_— —— —— ———— ae eee = eae es ——_ ae _ re ae ee i i ee i i ee ee i i a i i i a i i a a i ee a a ee te i i i i Two Wild Throws Help JOE and ASBESTOS—W hen Asbestos Dropped the Eggs He Also Spilled t the Beans) a 5 Rickeymen to Score Three Off Meadows in Second |+###:7-: wit wis S/‘xT# Special to the Dispatch S wi . } 3 3 | sraaseur PITTSBURG, May 2s ame Condinals Zot ir te . bie edhe es a “et W/IANER . semes here this afternoon. @ts: aides I pounued tor tour runs iB e YESTERDAY, opening inning # 4 lee Meadows was on the mou ind iBaee ene Fts 8? xk mm & AT BELMONT » id £ for the Pirates. CARDINALS AT PITTSBURG AND OMLY ens 0300008 senevenat CARDINALS BR Att’ ecrat ned rl rTsBURG SPO/(LED J WIS PRICE. a eingle off Meadows kre . Smith hit into a double play, Moore /@ J @ @ @ eo sein , Peni ; Tranthan rig ni : j B ‘o Wright Qn (,Taniii W - BANKROLL . % D, i i ee yey ss” Oe ee ee a, a a ee ee ee ~~ a / DON'T You KNOW EGGS CosT S0¢A DOZEN? pee Gost ! WHAT HAPPENED NOW z2z2z2zzr ‘BOBBY JONES MAKES 71, : 3 ; .. 4«©Amateur Chethgien Within One. . T am F : Stroke of Lido Record Set by Mac Smith. threw out Hornsby NO RUANS The Batting Order. PITTSBURG—Carey singled to ARDIXNALS PITTSRBUR ‘s How ~> Associated Press left. So did Moore Cuyier sacr. ne es ., tes # 1078.£2 CHICAGO, May =$ Bill Mehl- (iced. Haines to Rottomle, Rarn- | ornem m es tig BAND ii ny PHT horn ©: Westmoreland f‘ountry hart singled to left, scoring Carey a Sat ' earnbert 7 ” ve i lub. Chicago, formerly @f | St. and Moore. Traynor popped tO Mueller ce: “A right a REMEMBER ~— Louis. toda) topped the fleld in the Mid-West Haines | Meadows 1 rwiITW ONLY for th national open golf cham. | pionship with a remarkable score cham sing ied ™s lef? W richt ecrorT- nat casa M: Laughlin and uc e- © o @ na i BA - b : ae am Mhades ame throw > tendance- 40 ES é 66. which, added to his —- —== or the first round, gave | Ss to Blades FOUR | " mith flied , (Copyright (925. by The Bell Syndicate Inc) F tal of 137 ‘ume t hy irT a7 to é - a _ Munn Slugs Hi —| +20 + : ee unn o1ugs s ——_ Robby Cruickshank, of Oklahoma | fy 3 “ev failed o recover from his FPOOND INNING. ‘ARDINALS Bottomicy flied W estling M t Pa a ee ee a te es ERE ~~ | ae ; ba sine — - pols wee vlan = = =e 6stuinp and added 77 strokes to his ~ 3 ad rerda arpparentiw failing ie Goldberg and -Uhle Holds Browns to 3 Hits uievian. American Flag McTigue Maat ee ee cee runners scored and Beil raced to Former Title Claimant Re- ioe hepicicinaece Wi thers Stake : mein B wrt SOR BE leheroe City qualified a) player in CLEVELAND, | ST. LOUIS. mcend on Wen it," gents Butting of C na fe rents Butting of Cowboy Alfano Defeat In 10 Innings; Indians Win,4-2 i=‘: * . ° > tie title in a 1lj-round bet tripled to right center Moore Wrestier, tocay is missing from = ' ley, the training camp of Wayne “Big” Local Lads Knock Out Visitors Cleveland Right-Hander on One of the Best Days Totals 38 } ¢ ( Yankee Stadium with the | ? 5 sacrificed, Haines to Bottomiey, . > i’ : Fle » ed . ) Munpb follaw ing : on «POV tan *,. > en) : . , ‘arey scoring. uyler poppe 5 oD ™ und fistic in Battery A Feature ¢ His Career—St ale tnfialdA 1 —_— i @eenls 33 American Flag, about the best of Farrell. ONE RU clash between the two yesterday r MIS Careei—ot. uis Inftieéid IS Weak. Man ©° War's sons. and out of THIRD INNING. which had nothing t do with Bouts. *Batted for Wingard in tenth. Lady Comfey. won by two lengths CARDINALS Wrigh: threw Munn’'s preparation for h match - SCORE, _ BY Tare ed Cleveland 0001000 00 r ai » H. AB.K.ALE ve a lia. tn © @ Koson.tb 4 06 @ ! — en Haines’ rap : Blades flied 1 Mondt i In Training. Latzetb 5 © 0 @ Rett.rft Associated Press J.Sellss 4 2 1 1 Wil malf 3 @ © © NS Ea K,, i ecrke |\G@ureunt : ; MICHIGAN ITY, Ind lana xers aielreteniae iceman L.S'welle 4 1 1 @ MeM's.2b 4 @ 1 1 98 Twelve of the best 3-ye 7? IKE MecTIGUE fs a ) ic eager: right field in p lace of J. Smith. * 1G. CITY, Ind, May icast.. 5 @ 8 0] dwoenal F @ © 3) 29s Welve OF the to ch his 4 imbus, formerly se) " » 1)? “2 re , ok —JI0O iT MLSs) One? ~s% ; . ; . ’ ’ . | Burns. tb 5 0 "” 7 e 1? the > =’ ti ted iT t? *; ef ~ ’ - ange style 4 : - 2 3 . Meadows flied to Mue! eT { aT 5 @ I . ‘ Ni eee | whboy - \\ ingard Hu ris (;,00d (;ameé. bh ut Is L nrortunate in racing Fe'ter.2b z o 1 0 Sev 'reid.c 4 0 a 0 imTk tii Las Siar A itt Lilé W ithe rs tle tomorrow night 4 : ef LER AL tri i 8. which ; - ° - | Uhiep... 4 0 2 @ Gerber.cea 4 0606 @ 1 Stakes at Bel nt Park » 12 he sk ee ¥ ron canceled . atio wusttnan | Gtens 46 eh mo! ark today. | ¢ risks his light = | reservations 412 1 | © @ @ Samuel Riddile’s chestnut colt, 7 I ™ Sa 4 mit : a . AN ee F : aa? an iA © : > ting Paul Berlenbach | dit: | footer on the seve Mike must abandon the & . sive tactic#® that hags | | 29 10 coming away easily in the fimal'( terized his no-decision | ' mk LE-Foqter Of Bie. eemt 1@ 2— 4 eighth after Pique, Candy Kii and |}? and exchange Blows ‘ mith | par 3, after) he had eagle 3 nel out Fiack. Hornsby popped to with Ed ‘Strangler’ Lewis here By Herman Wecke st. Loui oeo000 . MAL « . — 7 ‘ , ‘oo re ~ so Q t> ee . 17.2 ‘ mm FY — nd 0 — ant - . e Moor: ° Rottomiley fli d .«? ‘ ai ey . Atul! ad > i i\ A ee: eee an 4 orn ae ee. , «> id ~ Ernie Win - al a 4 a ban 3 south Da “Ww uu“ as a cood mite or ve ctor I. Two base hit Rennett eureter a ae Silver + ox had shown th Wat for ‘ challe nger. “the knockeowt. . : . " ; ed oe rd green a1 J > . > > "vy " e« . . 7 = " ae ‘ ‘ieee ’ * - . sant - Xs a ° ~ - . ai i - : ° i ie ee “ 5 e , — , , P . NO Trl NS. “he iwo were ¢ £aARCG in a Sjar- leading Amateur feath rw eic ts of . “oe a aa P oh . . nal : Three-base hit—L.. Sewell. Sacrifice hits most of the distanc¢ American im the opinion of critica, a : , turn shot. ‘ But a good pitcher was not enougn [oO stop tne Cieveia nd Indians. ,ndg -——lL. Sewell. J. Sewell stolen hase—-si ‘ ore ] ‘ Arm™~meaFTr “I — 7 ~ : ’ . =» be = -_ ; 'o RBottomiley. Haines uw ‘ 4 bumped My nn Sel. Ti rehead. ‘ a ad T hy S : ~ ft - rorttin oat -* S ; > —_ - : Beis > ell. NO RUNS M | a wee STO lee ae. 194 boxers in the feature! . : . 2 ayer league perrermances. (aan tia a eee eee 3. Johnson after getting away tenth. ? decision unnecessary. Mi ehihorn. was probably bette rei. : es. Aiunnm countered Wilh ’ hy? _— > oe ee *; oe . ie , . meen, sit tintin ince _ a v e :; t en heseee—s 7. j : “er : oe! a etl ; - ; aa. , eae ‘ 7 . 1 a a lentes of the outdoor sl . «», Wingard was cood, but Uhle was sensationa That just about tells | Cleveland @. Time ef meme ate | cuver Fox also wae We ee oe Mike alse cam) e through the green than his partner rat RTH INNING. M ot oie ve! & Ui ‘ . ‘ wiuOO Bi¢ W a4 ; € : . re e 4°m. » = . . h -d h n F ’ : 4 7 one mond. 8s nheag WriicA pu ne cow- “s pene 2 : a ne ? the Rrowne — ee ei ea er nels ' Umpires—Nallin. Ormsbs. Connell by |. Fator } ique dk J away at ‘ ar when is tre is nad ‘¢ ugh his putter continuc ; CARDINALS) Farrel! singied bor down and out 4 rowd f eee & A arena ias nign' A 6s waver ws *% ante = VUNM seis dinate score Was 4 [to - in iV in- . ' —- . atnitiititimniiaiiniinn "the ~« nd and onlv beat ky 11itss if Frankie Genafo, : . ¢ } a 73 nr y ¢t alt ; . . 4 ‘ 2 . ~—_ i —= —_— -— —_— —— — oe it tt aut bil P ' >: - ¢ ; Vij ‘ sore ‘ | ” = qvT off Meadows’ shins. -.Mueller lined visitors had gathere watchethe rowd of about §00 artended nings mf = ; Te ae head for fourth place.: Uecktone |? fiyweight champion, ang] r isitors h: arthered Vatcheth : | , afe sending Lee to thir but a head { n place. Lackbone Smith. a © to Grantham. who stepped on first — Aifano knocked out Ross Wilsor aa ; , eo . — : ' h ae ? Smit Chicago ban ae | = — z : — “ — ; . aes es that Uhle was a sensation- the outfielder was run down on and Coventry ran duli races. % i? |? will mill in the fe I bertson of Dearborn doubling () I arre)! . oOoT es Ss tap Pr mmoiler > my, , - ~ ’ , , ay ~ t the first round with a lef? up- . > . . , = . 3 a . . —_ “= S Q . ‘ . i ) e ature be 4 ; . : | : motes 1 Fs zsimmoeons an- pitche e clash would have ter-'a! pitcher yesterdays Fewster’s rap to Gerber. In the) Winner draws down $19.600 as iis|$ the opening of the new : vith ¢ ond round of 6%, rolied in front of the plate and bk. nounced today arrangements for percut to the chin while Goldberg .inc: “Hise sam . eee in al reas il nile” ge: a Panag wi , i¢ ay = 3 ; ng ronur v ~ . ; : — ; : . 4 af ’ i i hu - 4 nts Wa aD : i , 7 - ; ser. > i | , . -* a ™ : | n Ig 7 = er yt é in ©. — »f cha elig? + NI p* yuity single ; and Twn snare oO. he purse. | Park Stadium in B ss ' , : , = _- eh oe 36 holes of 1423 Smith ‘age da him Vu NO) bt ‘NS | heav. “we Zz? f CaTa rire > % US@u a rig nt h Vn to (ne iw ‘oO ° . ° ; ~ . - - ? ° + ~ 3 1 3 = ’ . : night a ' PITTSBURG Granthan , : ase". “— *°s = pee Sssstas@~ | » Aste Weeds i : in¢ yu 1= aS a . ries wa * “hh will rece : ih) ewiit a i iT) ,e \a hae ‘ . > or? .> . = ° . a -* > ‘yy _- + “ ’ + * ** . ; ° .. ; " . : ; walked Meadows flied to Blades s Rk eo . Alf - , pr Ass . e eu tous J. Sewell sin- missed Lee's eaSy rolier fix to left center which went for a. singled. but Rice's fine: erda\ » in his second nine © . = _— - -— . ' & nOUT . . ~ . . ” p a. : . SFR LRA ER ee MEX > role: = n r ‘ wa 4 ria - ~“- o i¢é nn cs > ‘+> * . “ 7} “er 4 ~ . Fontes * 7% ana . * - — ~ 2° 7 . : ~ . 7? >. - wine 7 4 ’ ’ - ’ . —— ee R , R several opponents to sieen but Gel4 : ’ . . ; vO hit eq sewe: Burns also hit Nult3 1iKR eG r was forced by Lee doub ed L. Sewell across. Burns tall “uf . se Yaa . nd total of 149%. : era \ A i C4 a a ng . ca! icghiweigt *~s byt linen se ~ren* rar surnament at oO. | " C ” a , . : a : , . .' ~ a | — Pa + hh = ™ worere - i-e - > ~ 2 ; Barnhart. NO RUNS he og ee 110 | experience enabled him to win rath-!...-. _......,. yitcy al for the 18 holes ¢ . > . ' ba «) a? . , iret . — 7 tla : ’ bat ff = * ie ier so % ries , ‘ » » &) -~ . SIXTH INNING .ing Alb Li? « Matbe: even. @r easily - setae, -s. but he was) day. " . . " a a , e ; . hy . = es Fee rr) ? F . o*? ~ © ~aFf oe ’ ~ CT « : CARDINALS—-Hornsby flied to . Heer lis Robi nen ee ye ‘ ss .- oo — Vuinac, ics BE ~ ; — nected ior rust tnreeée cafeties +> ‘ h 7 4 us ler E. Smith muiie Bott ’ “Fr ws es | arr rv Cel) A ge =Tine . ” 4 bh xe °*h) ré@e evar ar 2 - 1? . se oe Pe ’ oti +e reac erous y ° . ‘ ‘ 4 .4 " ” be .* = _* . : . ~ , + = ley 's foul for an erro Botto ox imay & Brown is aso Tal (* Nei] winning the tudcee’ der'c “ aa — § ender . welfth. Jones:« + ; ; . " ” ’ ~ NU RACK. steepie Base : Tha ‘e es “as a‘ Sion ele in thee inmrxe r OO, rs nen Singied to right ‘| irreai ey * Secar-orus oe i} >i sr @& Deut Tu¢ 4a ~ eurke €arne , im? » + Caml - sr é forced Bottomley. Wrigh. to Moore - ‘ . x RUN: J .v2Y 3-y re ~ { th. ite > “6 McMullen. Eas: S$ us. detea'- R ertso! the first man to face c - = ‘ \ . = " ~ 7 ~ ; ' -~ \e *Y —_— . ‘ aa i — ; a POLO STARS WILL LEAD i ir i coe | keerkeut, escend sound Ghient 4 e. drew a pass he was : : : “ > . u Lv’ » ~ . “a rou’ ; _ rar > ’ 3 Smith apa Homana [ pounds . --" twiped ut attempting ate The . HIRI \Ca—Two-y . $1 — : : RIVAL — IN a iA r and a i” Bee r:ongs . 2 an’ arse . aoPn Pa aa -_ ts UL A Rroacwas : Her’ man tf fa 4 rire arains 6 oe vy yor ." ° i a t? al : ° Ala oe i r i aud . = w rn _—_ nom he “ , ‘ ~- oe , bs e was =\s er _ 7 , . o® ‘ : creates? oa plavers will lead ri- "I to Y ; om - ae 1 — —. a 11S peunds fo Wingard aXe ec : val tearns into action a’ Me ado” on n ee Surt se se? “| , oe ~ E * ay 4 A 4 .” re - oi ‘f _ wd . re | A > 2 . ™ . on ec a! "UT's 4 = ° Teens Sune Caney iid a8 Se on ae m— 14 ee Oo : : bes s1>-? “ at he oe _ oo. x > * A . . = 4 : , “ ] r ' ‘ . ~ rer * ' . é. : ee a¢ mble one of the comb na — —= 2 : a . - . : Ge - VA i A : an 4 ec e a | ie 4 - » ” : toOrner ~ t2- : 9 - . = = + 4 “ hile Devere x Wtlbuorr ayn? : 2 Ger%ea’*ed . ° u maith . | 1 re ~ vt i- ~ ar ‘ . ™ 2 . . + meetings« “ *> i. ry ti tly . . & as ~ ' . ' , —s— & e - - ¢ ~~ t rosa awa . n : . : - id . : ~ > Ptth ye) Pa te i e c» .- Li¢ : : \' Ni ~ . “eg . % 2 ta ) to t : ® a — = “o a> i el ee _ “iol P r " >» he . , ~ «mm Do . . s ‘ o t o ¢ +. = “ne . “ '*, . “ an nu: : & "ess Vier - t. eehel a ia = . aga . i e a ' Baseball Scores At Woodbi mum @eteated these Wines Tose mane. [pitching a @hetout. After Gerber ine. a. i Ha Pe enw ’ ages ’ ‘ — 9 ‘ , P — Ww tr ) “~~ ; ie ’ ss ™ ste _ cay , - “ - RPP PLPPBL LDP LPB LOLOL Weather cloudy; track tas! ~* r \ an | and Seneca Ta card reache fime+ wher loe Sewe ed Sk ie American League p _Assogs es 7. Annaaneen-- Ele See whiet tie ‘¢ roller. That Ba are a : ex iN i _ I eae a RR IRR LRRD NIN IROL LAR IP pihuaee asfaatedinn - _— . . i ie , ~ ~ 4 > e . S 9 it HW S > Lie Be ed “ar + Gs x ; u Y > “, yed the hréeax rR ar et : = 4 , f ‘ ‘ ° as 44 ‘ ‘ _ . " : = a . a | x ‘ -~ L : ~ Oe ee ee ee a e- ? \ } Vv +h a rh. & y - & ieanar Mus Fenn mL a Word, Bernice " | Wingard nine « _ CHICAGO ervar 1 sna Dick W ghon als AMERICAN LEAGUE. _— Sister's : > / So™ * » as * ~~ iio . c j me $4 ~. , rm “Ittebarc IS CUS wis >) "40 \} ~ Tork »oO A OO vo ‘ ; 3 ce ae ~ bs . ew York vs v4 1 & Punsta “48 a ee Cincinnati rm) —_,: Light a San Febce and row | chatter? Ratteries Bosten--Quinn an " Li? «Nee -- - " $4 | ;. Tipe Garr es” ih nm 1H.] - ee +* 886 °. Sinton siz 3 ean - ey on : wren 36 a 29-13 a) . eB. Marver). $4.10. thirg. Time | DO'¢*Ce——Votneon. Grex. Marberry and Ratieries Chicage—Coope ani Hae rr i ee, Oe) ae Semel, Grown. Seles aa net neinpati—Logque eri rugs ais , Ml ro fe 7 aes} Cocarace. Serkine For | ~~? , NATIONAL LEAGUE. WFW YORK AT BOSTON Tomorrow’s Schedule. Mnecinnat! 4-8-0 hicage 3-T-} Fi. Fords 3 0 0 3 AMERICAN LEAGUE weite=Rikes esd Bram: Waem end evels ¢ s eute Farrel) Schmid HOSTON Pe . os on Pittsture 13-16-72 Chicage 3-7-1 Ba? : MOTOR OIL 3 0 0 0 vhs A e - ema eniee-——Aidridge and Smith Base a ee ee . i Hartnett Ger - NATIONAL Lt ye eee my we a Pitter e- Nee Te, b— A « - an ™) ¢ » '« * ~* nr > o AGI } on 3 15 f New Teo s 3.6 po Fie GASOLINE a" FURNACE OIL , FUEL OIL : KEROSENE : LUBRICS denes ich and © Ne ' ace pb nomi veries-—-Kamp and 2) Deer Soot ar ; Unly gamers scheduled ~ 7 spr f ip Rreesa on ih Seiphie ~n Gate ; et Le ie alla eles alt Si te ite, TR es GE Se het Aa (tp err ES + eran -~ - . ; - . . a , } ' " OE gee ED TO ee ee eee ee ee

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PATCH | IS POUND. _Ex-St. Lou Byes Ki Ex-St Louisan § Shoots 66 on His ANYWAY 5 » Second 18 sean W iicles 18 and 12-Foot for Birdie and Par on Last Two Greens. _—- DEAR READES. 2 GONNA ENOUGH AMBLE €™ HAPPEN Ih THts Town WITHOUT DEPICTING WHAT ASR GCT FROM BUT ANY WAY AFTER THe AMBULANCE SURGEON DRESSED HIS WOUNDS. HE BEAT BELMONT AND BETS RANCOCAS ENTRY, THIRD RACE. » BOBBY JONES MAKES 71 Amateur Champion Within One : Stroke of Lido Record Set by Mac Smith. ark todas he riske his lig) estnu' colt , titie in a li-rou the best of § Yankee Stadium and out of Mike must m™mo lengths sive tactic@® that th America) favori‘« and ‘y Libert that Berlenbach pwav tenth. >) decision unnecessary. wel! re nw \ friends say Mike e@leo can Pun weny oft hard when his tre t* aroused : : rankie (Ve ia Pes al tee ll PF : nate. sweight champton biwek howe ) Smith Chicago ome will mill in the feature bout , #18 Li the opening of the Park Stadium nignt gent a iong-™ fg pean. went ‘or a singled but Rice Joe coun‘ted. the plate nipped across Rurne tallv McTigue Must Alter Tactics to Save His Stake Title, Friday Ni BY the Agpociated _Vreus _. ¥ Mat NEW York S-yvear-olds | : M IKE McTIGUE ' tu ch T ii« : thie Wit! ers ange hi t Tomorrow hitting Paul Berlenbach abandon ‘the final terized his nOo-Senision Ae Kid and and exchange blows was fo: Challenger, “the kneckout king,” : thie opinion of “ill lose his crow on sior There is @ gtreng belief t) er up to ‘‘make’’ a busy cross- before the automatic signal do but rely on your brakes to the traffic code and maybe a case you into a stop like a t nerve-wracking, car-wrecking the way: Go to the nearest 4 have the oil in the crankcase ubrite Double F, the Motor Oil Drive around the block—far complete circulation—and the of all, it will stay gone. ter; 5-gallon specia!, $4.00 For Fords KEROSENE . LUBRICANTS ST! LOUIS _POST-Oisi-.; == —— — Le THURSDAY EVENING. MAY 28. 1925 — {EHLH ORN, 137, LEADS IN ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ———— —- ao es —_— we WESTERN QUALIFYING ROUND FOR U. RAY S : eon — 2 ' mpens are FORE-RUNNERS of BALDNESS. cen 1 Tom Hennings @ partic! num «i | every horse eligibles to the Der by. If there are 300, this meapns | $ that all the other scores of thou- — steak equnaii aaa The Pi. . Sow li — combat these disorders and promptiy START sands of investors have drawn | aaa eure4 to €o wmuc! Re : nent wae . | pre it 7 , Clhe «New Dianks and are ou’ of it : . TEE_HAIG oc MONI? BACK. walieaa leat: under an absolute GUARAN- | 230 See eg Rintendne Bete THE here. and it fs even doul nag a Round Pointed | For the 30 here 1s nope Phes saa Midi a oS otis fome up to our office for a FREE EXAMINATION and we will SHOW sou © may sell their tickets outright, or | ot | Try ied ‘ . a let of “Heme Grown’aMals. halves or quarter portions ont rs ind a single rs Hi werer Ireatments at office only. | woh : [there are men entered good enough THE THOMA TEX | aa i ° ths ~~ | Lo lace Capt. Hagemann iied for S SYSTEM | O | ne : pig eee a , th Bransford of Missouri in MEN'S HAIR SPECIALISTS | . a See ee ~deeeeees adie Vade by the Mah RROW COLLARS | Ae EAGER : ay eng ord efeated tne famous Hours: 10 a. m. to 5:30 p, m.—Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays to 8:30 p. m v aners of ) ? ne t. ip eres t © . tremeas : . tiie ” ‘ =) auiple lames (‘arew nne cS ee t ~ ear « eyveep oa Cant’ Be on like Wis . eT) nt ‘he fast are I. that Mickey Wailke: sutee Sabi lia a (Sreh ~") rT teu meet at New York i? ; ehor't ‘ ivy ‘ f.ran i> . Laugcl Tar orr He has defeated suc! light heavyweights as: Tom Gibbons (,ene Tunney (present chan pion) Jimmy Delane Jimmy Slattery Martin Burke and many others Of actual heavyweights he has decisions over Jack Renault Charley Weinert. Kid Norfolk. Bartley Madden. Chuck Wiggins. | Bob Roper. and others in this division. Car Tou ri _— +1 th: « Ont ng (;sinbons "T’ia¢ ‘ E> « : Norfolk. and wi) e a ually figured as pOSSlUs Op- ponents of Dempsey” oneal Robert Harris in British Golf Final Captain of Team That Played in U. S. in 1922 to Meet E. F. Fradgley for Title. ; ’ ‘ L@eormiate« bl em a WEST@A ART HO. England. Ni ) a. v¢ J « ‘ ’ -~ ; 6 f4 hye qd ‘ , f I ‘ eur golf pions ‘ ris mony ‘ p NN »* lLavtor 0 Wa ol bie c . lier was ptair f the Br = aT : } a —-? if? > A er > . ‘ ~ nt « I u- ’ ; ~ A, ews = Oorint? ’ m1 T? ‘ orner t i s \' + } Fradgiey « Warren, \ ‘ H. Hard: “ lr © vr) ’ La ‘ r\é a. finais Lavtol ‘ é shank of Argentina. on the 1 teenth greeh a > ait Minor League Results. WESERN LEAGUEL f) ahoma CC lts “ Tulen * lve Alo. nes 14 Lincoln Omaha if lrenver I] Wich t st Joseph 4 wen RIC AN ASSOC LATION Lilia Tl oifas ' i nning : 4 a9 6 ‘! s 4 ’ Columbus liana Polis ~ Pa , Mii Kee ? mn nge TEXAS LEAGUI San Anton 6. Datlas : Fouston For Wort hea UmMor ' Wichita Fa.i\s Vaco lw. Bh e epert 1! SOUTHERS ASSOCIATION nattancera © New Orleans 4 Atianta 5 Littie Rock 1! ) Mobile — Naehvilie * ‘ gihat ‘ Mie fp THRE -E-I LEAGTE. Mant © 4 riceminkton & o ° .. f = ern e ® 9p Fans 4.84 Springfield 7-7 ~_— — oe = _ —— _ ———— ee — - A =~ ~ . ~_ ~~ ee ~~ 4 " > = ho 1' fa " ws P . nde : et 2 : " ° | . have a good chance offfin- ‘is still suffering from iliness cluded in ¢ ‘ a V oO} ¢ ishing amonkz the leaders in trnat 1) Fe if and tennis the Pikers | Kent of Ledhetter whO is wusuaiiv have a ch ance to capture the cham its nave (+ es.er has not Lost ra mate +> £ = nat aeea #s Hagemann, is also en-' pionship The Pikeways doubles |, _ wa) ‘ ' , » ;iast n e 0 eam of Biermann and Capt Po ; 7 : | Ppionshin rr) > = McDonald Has Good Chance. ? oe ga ‘ Cs ae ~— i Jim Allen vear, wt the Piker team as a 7 gene maid. who pole vaulte in. : are accompanying Held ! 4 | whole has won dual meet«e from - , ° i) take n e \ en @ ia ht joOrhnoaod of feet x * ; ' ; ; Tine tennis and goif tournaments wi , " . 36 Oa a a et a BAL f™ place Finals in all three of compefition will = i lImanr The Pikers ies met Wor Tne Western (Conference . . . ‘ nmions!? vr) ir bot « neles anc ac j f il ne Hail miie Washington s .*« . "* | Teams Depart or Norman, , i , ee are a auenks anes (“art Foreste! Bill Biermann » mimmons Washington's star discus throwe1 With the stellar tiddie Held in ngeton University will be} (iti Missour! Valiey Conference “'l'D GIVE A THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR A GOOD HEAD OF HAIR”’ WE HAVE ALL HEARD MEN SAY THAT VELL, VOU DONT HAVE TO PAY ANYTHING NEAR THAT MUCH And HKesults are quick and Guaranteed Vk WILL KEGROW YJ0CKR HAIR or KEFUND your taking place tomorrow and versity of Oklahoma he events scheduled at A st iTd\ athieri “Trimm Keds ae dc] «built for the hardest sports and Vacation Weal. ~—* -.(CHAMPIONS SET eo \\\ \ AN Keds _ Trademark Reg. U.S. Pat. O€. reer x \ is LW Wy WN N \ ' ~~ Oy) \ ) st iN \\ aN ne Ny i Every four years the Olympr (;sames dra¥ from ali corners of the globe the leading athletes in every line of sport. \ saat , De\\|\\ a" MA NIE of the big surprises at the last For summer’s Olympic Games in Paris was the Soccer outings Championship—hotly contested and finally and girls won by the team from little -Lruguay. . =f ’ pion team wore Keds! » 6 ’ other canvas rubber-soled shoes! Keds are ’ selected for durabilitv. They are the lass [ NOTE] ee They are NOT Keds UNLESS the name Keds is on the shoe THERE'S A KEDS model for every sports and vacation use—for children and grown-ups. There are athletic- trim Keds in lace-to-toe and lace-to-instep patterns —Keds oxfords in brown or white canvas—Keds with crepe soles and Keds with corrugated and suction soles. A Keds model with crepe sole. ( 'repe sole = ds are lighe, springy and remarkable for gre una-grip and long weal But remember- In their gruelling daily training through- the United States Rubber Company. out the season, every member of this cham- she name Keds 1 doubles —were won on these ee shoes. $4.50. But it ~ ie ade with soles of unusually tough, springy buy—don't accept substitutes! always on every pair. 7. word in coo! comfort as well as jong wear. United States Rubber Company aon TN SN oN RY a = \ aa N\A _—_—— ATH . \\ Ny \\ i N AN i Ww eh \ Ss gaines, sports, camping trips, and for the everyday wear of boys -Keds are idead. Keds are made only by And It dvesn’t make any difference what style In addition, the Olympic Tennis Cham- of Keds vou want—for Keds come in all pronships meh > and Women >, sing rles and {vies and COS that range from $1.25 1o important to get real Keds. More tributes to Keds! More prool that No. other shoe can give you Keds quality there’s a real difference between Keds and and value. If vou want the longest wear your money can Ask for Keds~ rubber —and uppers of canvas carefully and make sure the name Keds is on the shee. i _ 35 Feach 3 forfl2 — a ee ee oe —— ———— nines La amen LLL CLT AS ES TT = ; é ta % f Sa oe Ss Se ae RET AOE FE et pt ee « s* é

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» *F Y of this week officially opened the basebal! season for me, .. the Red Sox against the Yankees This was really RAZOR BLADE CO. NEWARK. 2 his pu pel, DA n w ber saw ig 4a . rl ie en I ss Criticisms of McGraw “Fail. ion’t think they an ad as . have eee) th a ee a : | Cet a, NR i vo Sie ae ’ Gi nM ey oe ‘ates OST . ae ut 4 - _— °° ae = ~~ ——* ©£ ©? —_* © my ie ed Nd be: Paes ae : i : eink sa eu eRe a a " " “th GB tear eteecihiiliaes : | — —— —$—$—————— ee" _———_.oO484NTDo>oq>q™—="D0a€”"o_@ama'onmaanmnmnmaM8hnnaoom@{]v—-—-—""III"—I”*T€.T"cVCcTC*.¢IVC:“c—cTccT!—W—”—m—[a=™lEl™ ——— 4 A. ‘ 73. — The second une meneame — ne, oe — . —— ‘ “ree aes WR - the Davis Cup eirmminating > ew. nlor of few weeks a@o are; er missing six weeks of play-—I can “ | a competition Sefween Ads. | === . = Sa —— : ~~ coer ers of a ! 3 ated. ". Chicago Trapshooter ‘A oe ? 2797999993 - | harden san, beth. aiden of. the penanee al ed India was postponed today Ivan e272??? lorres brothers | ges ee > 9 : - The situation with the Giants i ff now |i tNhimak shake "ses are HIC AG May 28 we td . . : | not as serious, but just as surpris-' on the way. .I thimk Gray's finger ... .. , ag a “e4 “ - = 5 is 's i) ? ? : > ing John McGraw has teen il} its the slowing-up point for Phila- .« : = 2 ers Oo > : i= e apm x 7 : : . a* at a " bimateur sing! + 7m 7 4 : ;}at his home in Pelham for about 2: ceipnia: not a slun sas: & SOW! te of th : “=r ? ? e}imonth. They call McGraw the ing up. I think all the Western _—— >. , ® i) 7 _~ : * Bess aay ae! SME ani ‘ | ; i « a oa 9 e N nd : |i being one of the wisest managers ers. wit Detroit and St. Louis get- Sarazen will ? ? || I ever played against. then he is'ting better. Wit recfuits Pictures of ¢ 24 - S - ———————— i sireally the “master mind.” But Paschal and Combs -+ Teur tournm un ? : : E 3} some Giant critics say McGraw” 490 in 25 games. I: > ous Coun Robert Keely’s Home Run « Ww > Pair Scores 14 Points—St. : es ee a ee Se ee et Lambert F Fi ? L > U Hi bh ’ o—— 2 [iGTr se assscesccsvssecesescsestescregereveseseeeeseess cease oe aeeg cate — Srrrere tr rr robs hts Pp A’ ers jt ina@iviGgulai : - i ee efteryns 7 Soon . ‘“™ " eature of First-Round ours U. Second —— re ee CE That his men can’t win ball’ games example and New York w a C FE + NEW YORK, May 28 wit* see Ss f een —t ee i wes | tha a : ’ Tre ’ ps ; . “ M in Amer oy . ei OU siad = ‘ = YER wii Pes i se. , “ i ‘ ~ ‘i * zs ‘ LHe © > : - ntest. R S Country Day Third. L ESD. a? ae ‘ef rr? tk tee roc Fits Gillette Model Razors M ’ lio . ? I ) om ? ? te Bee | ea) Os) e439 © , an perien * thebhind the ex te Seen, F ; . We \Tae hase ko ked +h — mta in ¢1 Alo ¢ is t 1} ut Playing good Da’ > a My ACEC ‘| anv piayer in the American League. Now, what interests me most is Well, Mac has knocked tha ants in the National League, Dut ~ ~ a) . , . r =— . . ~ . . + ~? -_ . Z ‘ . —s "2 . a a c@..ent pix hing of Leo Su van : l/ Q “ : = ane } ns r evers the first Eastern appearance f St Louis, Detreit, Cleveland and Chi- ’ a. 4 ass = f ' ° o: | get ttebur ba TT " et : me i ‘ " . eo MWcGraw «wetter —" Raden Schoo! team yesteriar de- ueTres er _ the ae & » Dee cag So far the Eastern teams. except the Yankees. have performed Ss i . ; — i anit Cincin- ) - ° . = ~ 4 . 4 ~ _ - ; ‘ie " . Ti” > J« . > on 3 :? . ‘.. 2 — = ™r>* - . _- rors rT At ” ~ © . ‘ ; sur i> ne pe a 3 first elimination came of the Pu ; - : into early spurts and are holding their positions, while it was generally “‘e'¢ DUt Orsanize: aig Rates thabben dt > has been for i Veo (Srar Mar =, . ’ rear Re i ten What r s AU Ceri. e rGaay ' 4 ry “eC THe Red ~orX . eo iid be n The se: ape a divis or iz enn cs | ‘ ™_ 2 , : . L« cos a i ied > . oe ve » _ .- ‘ | & es victor e Post-Dispa s a —— Ss nor i few short Gars to t } a pennant Robby” Now a “Magnatc z Pr > - _ ~ A* *4 > > ‘ . - seonhry and meda'’s * be awa it is merely fer artistic effect. - race mnside down ‘onnie Macx Kk at the ges in the n, . 6S ete G ‘ > . : . : ” a? sad "Th @ ; | bs . = ‘ —_ i ed o ne ech " nm W.as . was & ng along without iosinc a.wNat 1a rear ‘ ere ~~ i 7 > 4 ee at LS. corie. : : a Cc - - ¢‘ in Chicago. A few "S$ season. newspaper dispatches told;!¢ rays busted ser aft: E. CROWDER, Chiropodist ~ - | ’ ‘ ~ e v . . . . . — ; . . eo . ° . , 7 ’ . r . le “> - “ , ~ . -_ , . me . = ' - ers . . > — ; 5 .* . game acainst lowe ist week, he'd: .,. ers ba and t»“rows neriof the neet QD ney ‘ Country arer Connie Maca & yo gz Pp. - »\ son , xirn - . Port X hei Rats = wil ; -\ the Ivon batters to 3 hits vester- e fire "onan i re 8 » safa —o « ‘ wets a roken ymé ‘'s manacer eing sick at Baltimore. %:tting o} ens sie A DOWD’S ” : b.« 3 : : 5 . : = aia . se % , “ thy ar : a? > x ~ . se or) opp ” . _ ~ : y : = = ¢ »- S . -¢ ;. ‘ ‘ — > ; wv i he 2 on > oe —— - a ite “mac — °xrT a ‘et -- 2 Tw 3 le i ve ae a | - . ; = . = An , eag , hiropody and Manicuring > , — ys © . . = — . > Tha r$amMne Wise ~*"”¢e sm? hy eu ~ 9 fis . — —— - ‘ e-le Mier eni? ~~ a. area and then en? Ionr's _— —— Pm ause : i : a Partor $C 7 Py - : ‘ - * _ . . ‘ " . 7 . “ = - ‘ ; : ar - Mfsh imnine when Ra@en put across If the pitcher teucked the ball ae en S ¢he a ale a. Ma Lh , Te} mt race . ; . - > = | - Sacen Pur acros: - + sente mn the eet the fina aliing expense ‘ \° 5 : Site 3 sundars and Holidays. 9 ti nnn) er permitted {tt te go “threugh ‘ inal . : : ‘ - : ™ —_ — — ‘ . 2 > > +. > - runs (7 ti P i at Pac ‘ ~ mr “ss =* & en s a day Rob Ss presicgen anc ! n- > eur on the Way Central &720 , t ne ™ . mae S m4 him. the ball was in play after «ts pins : ) arti y Ay 1 a _ hakeuyt = == t v7, -¢ = ; , >a _ Sede . - . . » . “ . . : ho oa. » - * sy ’ | ~ = ’ “ > rr ‘ce? rer ne ; se a> 1 © Breck » © 6 . ” Beea- th a a a ‘2 a am pire and the batter “wa« % , . titled te ge te first witheur lia- MeBnde High school. i “y "Yarn Rowen # - , ’ sone , : \ -yege- - * _ ” hia se ww , : bility» To be pat eut. wn " h s | i haminade Hich . ; " i cee ial to ‘a | 1 Rob: Keely «4 % 7 Kaachsté a case he would get credit fer a | > . > . y . = = > . E - | ow we, © 2) oer . / bace hit. St. Louis Takes Partly Lead. | ‘6 a ¢ > t . - - a ; i o 4 I A Pf -~ 7 ’ , lm — >. . . ] -csneenetonige ind “ = len le S: onis gh early took,the | or ri + - . > ’* . " “! “ - . — ; ee 2 oe See et “Kid” Alberts Boxes. by placing either first or sec- , » ae) - > . ‘ 4 o- ~ 3% , , ‘ > " i ‘ Two base hit-——Purrows hree- ha se nity wi) =snose Mickeyr 1 im a tir 7 to add to s —K ruoger Home run—Rom h eel wee , 4 ; ; : : Sinien baste—Sullivan (7). Burrewe (2 £ Ransas «ity in > ™Ma event score throughout the remainins Krueeer. Robt. Kee Bases on bda.is f a boxing program at “ DOPE Fans elites. “Wie “ee aie or Hausen, 3 Str out—By Sul! an . it sie rents vy Jay a ae . > ~ “ H — ” T eate on ~ . ~~ - . ms a took St. Louis High's score in = ~~ 2 : ha Tre > B&B ~a collar of ple Made of just one multi-ply fabric. in, woven a2 tau and smartness in. For all occasions most comfortable, 12 VAN HEUSEN Re GAUZE KNITTED = . oo What Could Be |} 0 1S all a matter of More “se slay was another !otere ee eee ee eee eee ae ee ore —oee , °? G Campbe mace record . t = ‘ 2 . . _* — ae - . ~~ ~ ‘7 ' Comfortable : ard dash ¢ | andily over Putner and Al. Torres A - the Wo - — 2 ns ' rea, WM. A... third Size 40 LASTLONG Athiet: ae ee. ee stvie union suit made th 7 r LASTLONG way weighs less > wault—Nelsan. Wo M. AW. fire than 6 ounces. It's so hight you ) ay. third. Height 10 & would hardly know you sh. first: DufSa. W. M. A.. escone +} had it on. The gauze knitted jen, 9.40 ——— fabric evaporates perspira- i hes eM an we | tion,— does not get clammy or Absorbe SOvard dash—R Put sntry . ° nt _ rt. A. Torres, W. M. A. secon ine . si High, th! rd.- Tome Elastic — $44)- va! fash—Cyrtigan. St. TLeuie ’ Comfortable ~ Ey ME LASTLONG Gauze Knitted ee se Ss. = & underwear tn short sleeve or acy. W. M 2 : . sleeveless, three-quarter leg; ami cow durdies—Contie. Cou: 7” 2 & Om =e or \A Xf . ar ory athletic style suits; also no * WM. @® third. . Time. 14S button up the front union suits st. Peterson. St. Loule C High. ~ . ee — that are fast growing in pop- ularity, tor men and bovs 7 oe ANS gg rece Athietic shirts and drawers m | for men; bovs athletic suits. : . Popular prices. | jeer ‘her atwle weuhs ~ ol = = « ot Louis fia . . rr - . ° = © ounces. Wholesa e D: stributors . Sipe 40 m some trom his wholesaic: AS0—— Corn gs ’ ftie at Sietre V e "+ . . ’ : . Des see +s +s te vee ce " , : . . ’ > ‘ ; ‘ : | NEW ionger handle - eMinaces v ration and perfects belance NPR! emerald welded threat c cre fa . greater strengt NEW . Part a n> Ll? . grees x. sa urur a oe " rug Sores and Pt nRiters «e) 4 Y s 7 y, 7 : ‘ * _—_ 7 an m @iliens of bottics Janderine.”* .aGGeTrrT &X Nivers Tosacco Ce. —

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. oes ye es 4 MAY °8, 1925. : te ? ; Sa — ah : ry See ee ee pape as 9 ean A. a es ee RAE teal a $20 18 09648 00 OP Par tole etd iV wie rut si Beis — —— cis , sind seat —_ a —s oe 5 Cup , Matches Postponed| . Cae net, Wite aes ADDI TI ONAL SPOR r NE WS mene eo A. May 28. — The second | : of we Davis Cup eliminating | own. 3411 venue. competitio between Aus 1" |; . Amateur Baseball | i ee and India was post poned today | 3 _— - — - — eae ee —————— ee —_— PP PPP LLP T can Chicago china Wins. x ace | ra y the Agwociatco? Prere eT 13 and 1: RIVERVIEW ‘GOLFERS /MRS, McCAIN VICTOR | ‘}ENGLAND ELIMINATES | ee |Georee Baker. 7098 Perehing avenue. | (7 ~AS pe are CUICKGO. May 38 —w, 8 yy WILL SZKO tro | i meas aa p tions Wanted by- a. oe War | __WILL MEET TONIGHT | IN KIRKWOOD FINAL E& DY DANISH TEAM FROM Game Wa te 1 By |] “rome pean mej, wows, 2000 coun|| OOMDORE SUS 3 tin | toy, won the | BladeatSmallerCost | _7'"2rview Country ciub gotters| ates, aM ML McCain ig the 1925 DAVIS CUP PLAY |¢ swan SB vee $0903._ re : = eerernh amaleur! Singles champiggu™ a i. nest a: the cisb tonight to | woms Af chasupte: as Bachelor Club, 17-15 years, for Sundey. | tflelder, with Muny Lear oom A ? of th Great Western trap ’ }see golf stars in action in slow stl on Of the Rirk- | as er | By the Associated _Prese. | it Wolfs with teams or it of t* mmett A. re red ries Mit aa P Tt. 9405 South Broadw ets te “a movies and to talk and } wood Country Club Mrs. McCain COP E: NHAGEN, May 28—England |“? ay Seanne!)., 74 Commonwea ta 4 15 Sout "Twelfth si reet Bidney 5R. oe omit : Oting tournament Nere, »y * if Mew ; isten tr ‘ : | , avenur. total of 194, ith g k i$ aaa 2 os ye A movies of Ge won the title yesterday when she today sttindeeeiad Denmark from the Triangles, 16.17 years, with unif St. Louls Federals, with ' out-of y ; R Its ( { « ang . ‘ yr " e (ao PP ’ © ~~ = " sil ’ = pcvcaptd of Pg , ~ sag oillnr se gem Vir defeated Mra. FE. FE. Allen, 5 up anc | our’ S or out Davis Cup tennis play in the Euro- | teams. Herman Sch neart. Orne I > ogame 40 ome Fer une. os, i, ag apes . a: am. 4, In the final match in ths « = Pt nes. 2 ba Veteran Mat Title-Claimant z 4 : on Me, he mn BS eB BA nt Bk cive an i}) istr ated le , wih , on . Lal ae —EE Made in America eek | ure on | | ; ‘ OW to Turr (> ge ‘ rind vits Gillette } Model Razors | | minutes.” Simmy Mant olf rin 8 | isimilitude to the Se aie Ee ee Tops Of f Day’s G by ie nomen SLADE CO., NEWARK.N.J, his pupil, whit, te ect: Frei my ky he Epeeches and movies will fol- | Winning Sprint Races. dinne * ' — | The scientist who said that © | man’s physical achievements after | he had arrived at the age of 49 years were negligible, should see, | Stanislaus Zbyszko, the 50-year-old | 35c. each, 3 for $1.00. Sagless and won’t turn yellow. Q i! Polish grappler, in training here ‘for his Decoration day battle with s “Scissors Joe’ Stecher of Dodge, Neb., at the St. Louis Univeral’) Athletic Field . nA er . : if) Zbyszko gave a crowd of 10 niat fans a sample of his tremen- dous physical energy, mat techniq's ind endurance yesterday afternoon when he resumed his local tra.ning activities in practice bouts with e P rrank Judson and Joe Novesk, heavyweight members of his ttalhu- eC ig - rd @ aso ine ng stable After working 20 mfnutes.in a lively exchange of grips wit! Novesky, the title claimant toon on Judson for a 40-minute tussle during which the Boston heavy- we ent, who is expert with the “scissors’' hold. tried vainly to amp an effective grip upon th: veteran Zibby Wins Sprint Races. To top off the afternoon's work Zbyszko invited his trainers and . mS - “ seer eaeeecee > %\- er aaa J *& 2 ed , ser eee eeee hee —— 8 — — S. aed se = ‘ee a Sen ~ Bae ‘ ae . “a - ” ee * ~ ~* o - = ™ =. #.5 _ -* ‘ » - —— ne . ‘. oT. — T en+ee . oe” si Vvyeral other rannlar 4 . e+ee » ‘=a 1 grappiers who Ww é . * . ‘ . -! * Ll ail ng on thea f eld. tn yom to seer’ ° “ . ‘ . > = . i?) A few foot races ro ind he baseball] diamond Six 2«nrints were irun off and Zbyszko was the win I acn the cronclusion ner eacn time 4 NS GEO. P. IDE & Ce., tnc., Trey, m. Y, VAN HEUSEN for Spring ~a collar of pleasingly smart proportions. of thia novel program “Zibby” ap Made of just one single piece of smooth, strong, Doe wes at tee stasis aoe multi-ply fabric. Nothing sewed together—no I OCR need for starch. The loom has woven the fold tice grind on the mat yesterday to in, woven a faultless curve in, woven comfort soar the nfterncce:- at arerimen:s seocmarrecin, inp Ven Heusen cannot wilt. ee, ee If you have been noticing a falling off of For all occasions it is the World’s Smartest, raining grind for the past. week most comfortable, and most economical collar. ee oe ase ee power in your car, without being able to 12 VAN HEUSEN STYLES — 50 CENTS EACH a, trace the decline to a definite cause—fill up or beth the ‘champion nd eke) with Red Crown. You will be amazed at AVA N HEU S KN ee Ee the increased surge of motor life. D the Worlds Smartest COLLAR |) If you have said to yourself, “My next car is PHILLIPS-JONES, © NEWYORK CITY Mructed \on the Grand “houtewa going to have a more powerful engine,” | {titted to the field. A hatters of 80 | don’t wait! Fill up with Red Crown and = en CARE in | receive now all the power your present | —— — JOCKEY IN FAMILY motor is capable of developing. Red Crown 'UZZZ|| === _— |\oew PunrIscant Ky May st when | will give you greatly increased impetus, and Se ee eee ee more mileage per gallon. na YT ‘ aoe Hundreds of thousands of motorists feel that + RIM: te riding under os they can’t afford not to use Red Crown. the smatier ircultn ae Oba. an Standard Oil Company (Indiana) methods : ir? who) ties for the Mares - of manufacture have created in this gaso- ee eee ee line an uniquely powerful motor fuel, with ‘CARL MAYS SAYS HE IS ° oqe ; ° "READY TO PITCH AGAIN _ anunbroken chain of boiling point fractions, A@enowate!] Preee | Cw Wav To Keep Auto == “ vn pr sods i ery sca eS }Windows Windshields > Teco Clear as Crystal Most everyone has heard of C-it—the amazing new liquid that cleans windows in 15 seconds. But have you ever used C-it for cleaning the windows and windshields on your car? Try it. You'll never believe it’s so easy to keep the C-it lightly over window with s ? | Rub e few drops of ; small, clean cloth. | < F 4) RIEPPPPPAthrrarta aaa LEADING HITTERS. Piayver—iuh. G. AR. R. HH. Pet. rstal clear until you have Then wipe dry. Io Hale. Athletics IS S83 14 23 .454 glass “4 a reser car so Cry t 2 15 seconds di — Wilson, Phillies 17 54 ® 22 428 giv en it a tria windows shine Smith. Fiirates. 29 1 15 37 .407 f d h lj cicarcat crystal. Paachal, tBanke 18 64 18 26 .408 No work at all. Just rub a few drops on witha sma Spenker, Indians 27 116 24 47 .40% ipe the glass dry. It even takes grease , cloth and then wipe the é HOME RUN SLUGGERS. roff—and yet itcan’tinjurepaint orvarnish! i este so ai ao for driving around with grimy, , Tiassa HR. St d d il Se ico dusty, dirty windows. Keep a can of C-it in your Restnet, SOM ies senne sss. WS f ny an ar garage or door pocket and use a little once Pe SN ons toler emt als alae ® A ( ) TD or twice a week. Remember—just a few oF ima, Wp Sa ; seconds to clean dirtiest glass—and no — — hard rubbing or polishing. Get C-it at your grocer’s—with a guarantee of satisfaction or money back. Hornsby. Cardinale ._... *“Rebertsen, Browne KRtw SCORERS a Station and at Most Garages Rurns. Phitltes ‘ TTT err beeuty of a mirror febbh. Tigers in the crystal clear - ca” yours s0 | “WMeMaeanvus. Browns ‘ BASE * TEALERSA, iL | Q U | D ' . : Piayer—Club. SB. ls: ee eee eo UL |CLASS | | Adama, Cubs 0 eeerceese sos ® — ad | | Gepee, POs ccccvccccccecce n a” a ae al om 5 5 - | Reush, Reds eC ES ly ae ? an i , . | LEADING PITCHERS. Pla yer— inh. Won. Lost. Pet. (Indvana) . | Grey. Athletics s © 1.900 Karr. Indtans« | a ° iI1000 Johneon. Sematers .. 7 1 MTS 996 Quinn. Hed Sex % } AIS ) 3 — — Bentler. t.iant« & 1 A — — bchrhardt. Dedgers . & 1 R23 apogee a

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"Df c over bead and ! ; ear @) 92 iwi? - : . - : SF ce. oe : wAS a ——- “" x nerease ‘met profits : = - . i, $1.2 x enovated. & RTT a: ria ranteed n A i ia‘s °N33 Alfred ; arts °5 “TIVNI-ONRDER ce rant a Tar wee ha® Gone >is schere s a ~ x He fo ae Pacer as oe . , - > ° , . a . 2 . 2 er kL_LAYER— SI! " aur . . iinne : ~~ «ho hae eat here eupertonce => aa g Sx D-~o? Si-i , ad e . sina hs. = 5s - = = = - . ‘ > . i . - , . a . . - ; vt p seitabeaasanil ena ee lL ~ 4 . rd > - ™ os - i PATENTS ‘* “ eh «ft ii : —— TOOT aT) Tr wa a : ; neat-areeatin®. to iets : s - : . = ' ; ss : erred ‘* = oe ' ~ , « oe « = ~ " © . ii | re R-——A DT ‘ me ¥ : > + A “po \ ’ _LANERS. y" xs te cennrct be! I an * r p ] ‘> wf picture Rockies McMullen. & =e k Sew art be ee . aan | | tS ricay et —_—___——- | wixnow - CLEANOME oe fy known cis Sed and = pare — t . , , : es : RPENTER—Or co-tracte make, “INDOW - CLE SS area ee oe s . 7 : : a} MEN, BOYS peck W123 Post-Dispatch pientv « . ra = . Ww - ‘ oe ‘ Ss Vf , 4 -vter oe 5 tor > ~ — — iC ‘ The rugged wonders of the Rocky Mountains con- abe mfg ; ; ta Eresident,_ R 2 : ow mune i for M. Loomer, ——____ mam for cus = | Salesman tinuously unfold themselves in all their grandeur, as ae, S | : o~ T @ *- EXPRESS AND HAULING 2 2644. perience. 73 Dt : Bo® B14 YOCNG MaN—Pur ay pe To call on clothing and gen-| aim ~ ~~~ . ,9 + ni ~ ~ ~ 5 re ” ~ - . i ’ . ; ~ : : . pa a > = = se = aa ae v cn ; a : . my 4 i the minutes s} peed’ ome ned a abash-Union Pacific : | ee, ee 0 | ang | CAR WASHER—And car Conese er. | ous an 3 me «=o era) merchandising stores with, Co. train. Daily through service direct trom St. Louis to Services at res | | ees * Mraenas sien £5 : agg Eagan gmus: have experience — = } - : ~ : ea ‘ : ae = Biz Four Acto Ce. 22 ~ . ectallis shed lhne: yon oppor- Los Ange! cs and San Francisco Via Kansas Cit “= ' » = aK! : _PENTE R—)W mit married Tria Fi ex ae. “45 VA \N— Neat ueeri va ve MARSHAL Mav In ar mae street & a ngenig: MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES s,y_: 18. run errands. Re: peren:¢ n general carpenter work veavs. fer branch office was . tunity for future: liberal prop- | Denver and Salt Lake City. Two fine trains! HAI as ay Southwes Neosho street. and ¢ . 7 a ; erie lory reanizs: oat i ae ) oe 2 . | : " , goeenee wil bane : tine 3 sire . . ri nsidpesacosag Mls _ - en, geen een iones , tw references required far Ride. » Ie ie ee - sition to right man. Refer-. 2 z Aa - . = 4 : bs . - . : eee \.. . ~ us rT sd : x - . x ec - . Rae 22 wea ny « , - ' tix, | , r “(aN - ~ = = rot IS Thru sleeper to Los An necles MEEHAN —imitered into "ss > ; uo te =. ¥ | ~-— ~~ g: | ject | _ ee > to c ote : (“om b imation salesman show-ease trimmer for —— a ays Travel information. reserva- : : : SES OO tne Set , . | End streets. _ 2 r___ | lee ae ae oe. furnishings ‘depart- \o extre cost tions and rickets at : : — PTERING—And spouting. Siewine oe te ae meet? 3 ROVE , ee SS ae ‘ aNVASSFE RS oer i ene Res, Pepe es . : : i aii Sa | — : 11 XN. Va ; — | and salary exipected. . ™ xe Wabash Ticket Offices . 7 rs | ns — HEP— White ma: beard Rarnes Ho« ‘ - rin , , - oO "isn 4" > Racky Mz Broad MLLW ARD : nes a : v et . , tal ‘ nashicn way __ — ' St ade * F.-208, Post-Dispatch. ho Rat Lount? , : x r = — we? nn ies . Fork - s Yeuower PaRETY GRE Locust worst ap : enter it = PAINTING : $) | Ci oeeer: mone 7 Ss others onsig CANT (S958 — Hiro in , , ok eeradiang ser also at Union Station and Del- — ory | - aIN : : |! | Bo ~ ie ermanent See es ~s.. day. Appiy Mr. Camen Be ' . Zane Nationa. Pak De | . F and Ag im 4 Saturds . P se. Olmsten TTC — | NELP WTD.— WOMEN, cms andBryce Canyon, Usb mar Avenue Station P : Parte... ; cet Sa er ~ ‘ - 4 ‘ . x —_—- «“«™, * or . . ~ _ : re .* =D t = on w hs - ere 7 °~a : - % ie “ " inwuhe Ba! : ° mnend young hae *y : . ‘ = —— : 4187 Ashland os ans Market. “14 rhe . nd com pr: one ter work. mast erein-law and REE! | | “a=: STORAGE AND MOVING : : = jE : - ~ r oe “— ss a 3 : Tater. unurue — : — we a — pea w ne feed at figures Rasch S20 a y. ive wi wn Box K-32 Poet LY momted och. ‘ef } : ~ , e om ernas > Diese] Eungine ‘ > ias 2). n. or iter é we cook and steam tabie waitress . ia : _ : : s of work "tab — —t — — --§ Malwet Fr. ¢ Bruning. tots . ; ; . : . t ; is «tore. “bum hes. ‘Joe Kiica a Mar 37 ' mt ee “oe ae by 4 r ) ” : | MITCHELL — ce > " 4 3 ° y. § : | - are - - rOk—3 . ars: $! per wee n the fam 'y sesidence. ¢ ' ' e Webste ..23 Du« ez Terry's Restaurar Us N on pdvan :s act on i ; OPERA TO R— state age 42 Mas S g : ee a STOVE REPAIRS --— ' . Py — = eee coal ts aie $100 st Gah tam a Pe Boe me ence n - Rex E-315 rm. and | = : asa : ) en | _Asety 6950 Lingell Mos om _ eo i Gini —Sapetienced. Lathe | ber of Ot. tens 7 > sorry: & | A: G. BRAUER-SUPPLY CO S244 8 : 5) CYLINDER FEEDER—Experienced. 108 a ae ae _ oan al 1300 One re) | . ' - *: we ‘a poy = — = 3 — ey ot sta — ie \ -~ - * =? Bt Ske : , } a - . . EG en - > aa. da i ee lo , — : EMBROIDERY OPERATOR . JUSS BURTWARD'S NATURAL MARCELE wo srg Rg “S| comemaesie Coa ee SALE R _ WOONEY— Ps st on Tueedas ss ° - ’ TFTT— st: be dav er con M wants. a good. dairyman at *"~*o clas : m | _ Esnerienced on embroidery gang | PERM Ua : : oma Sinele or mavtied: Come outscS! 9 — First-class. Bes EGR exerienced "Gee Tacs = = Ww Ss J, ar ¢ e - aa” alone ieee eae te . . ag am ——==_ | DENTAL MECH ANICS——lteee Be. ~ charge of 3 Se ant 4 1¢ = . . >a . . Pres ' > 2 a . ‘ ‘ at ; . ial : : st- Diet al ELECTRICAL MAN—For suspir bene Menced ne | MRI— With eteno Lie erage, Mi. " ~ : a : ' . g ns te x ae a work mo-« nave thorev2en “tt ~ mw ott x B . io’ ‘ : >t : : | | . . : ee ean per an 2 lectric . = oo 3 ea : 8A0 . ' = , . , .» ons for general housework. = LE WITHOUT THE 30 = . —sT aid. bs Uiee | BEECTRIC nds work; good wages; AT cremiuns ives as i. arundel pi. 7 a ‘ ge = : ~~ 220 Post-hs man only >) North Kirkwood miss , . —-To werk in vakery and ; Piesure apd all Recta. cured by my Soothing Santio baothoa. , — meg Po ee OM FOE REMAN—M —- oat b » reas of Py . ral a Land Candy KineBen. 61° tiem from Business Call or write today it wil pay you FREE BOOK hen g | POWERS oo 3 : es ‘wu . ' NG an Datr © es it ' reese | 5 AS a vceate ame mated af aanan ~ tay : See e | = a CONSULTATION AND EXAMLUSATION FREE Pile Safferers s a : i be doz Durret - r 3599 . >. camera ears cont eiieeiinaians .Taaal +379 Poet Die ei eT ant or \ 3 Som work care ot “Velldren. Cad-| DR. gt CUE, Rectal Speci@ius. Office Hours: — 3} ae vers . . ; =i ater ~ - esti = . — —__—_——~ ee ~—- a. PINE ST. LOU. MO. S AM. te § FM. . : . — — ’ " “ "es ee efr rera- ~ : ~M | . . . _ J — : " . Pe 5s : aid - — —_ . — _— - —— in the Post-Dispatch want columns SKU Ns \— ~~ ee a on : ee | re Pra AIL ERS—Gond wares : ant pau t ‘ YY : ; cain Peon Mfe € amd Bra: re meee roday. SOMMcoRe Mma 5 have the busi- ina en : , , ) Care - ‘ rd . “ ee = " a : —_ p a te ~ %! or St DDE a. s oO. r“ureday + z : : ~¥ oe to 1290 Ra Way bxkc MANE eS M “ay Mi 3 = "2 % : : —e : .o la _ ‘ rs « R On—T rem tera! * Jum | : — via : ; . ; a : — n = 4 = . “ ~ - WM oer 4 "e = sj « . : _-= sa toon ied ?PpP EETZ : , . . ' . Pe om — ’ . - : . oie — P = Vv FINE VWAN—F' ret “ate on 3! . A LF. aM EN—T o il A FUN! RAI . : . i -4 .1* | NT : Sim ii dmenaenane — WaACHINE HANDSA : ak week . 2? iS —— © - > ; sail . > ' : —_ t - i= mes 3; >a = : — ’ nite - ‘ : a? MME) “heut-a u ‘ =e « sere | in é Sk ~™ear x. weet am OERAGH r y —. a | : 4 ' a : . : ' first Seer ict | ‘ters serciis’ salarw $? MACH INIST—Factory matire O60 oats aS i ___- 7 SSRL—A few hous «a Gar a+ ‘a4 + " - = = - a ° . “ . 2 — ° - “4 , —_— q 4 7 ; NDEI T a KS W ° ’ _ x ~~» + " - . . 4 . e. -: , oer Apory a . : . , a Te. ‘ 4821 EASTON a’ - mar mothe . IN MEMORIAM K inash « . Z. Saturda’ rt _eere me. . ‘ | : An eet Lie) et — ‘ths : - a : ~~ 3 4 3 4 ‘ ‘ \ ‘ ‘ v * é ° man "Zz . => " az rer ere - "era >_re + , : ~ ’ ~ : - - » 7 . = ‘ = as - ———.. he : A gen ;' - ae se ut@e = Mineicn DFrUT . : . = . . , ) = ag "= ° = ” ~ . : — y _ fe - ? ~ ama ¢ a! | Y oan @ : be a : : : - - r mt IS35M Bai a r sALES¥ ' = ’ ’ : ~ “eater haker . yw AN— r upe Mh stu ' Ao Te® ace st LL D EA I H S mam ays = | ng 2 Rete ; a : Sis = 7 , . Pale - 4 aetna 131 Werke mence U ‘ : , : ._." ' . : , A | ee Found . 1 - “> » = - ol Ts R 4 & = = > oat MI oo . poe “ andl tire — - fare oa an itd P . : . . . 1:7 ii = > ™ : ™ a . . a4 ; % . . . 7 - an = > - _ ._* 7 « ~~ : . i ae | PERSONAL | ent eae Pena 5 ta S| =i Sone we : . : -— »? Vr ~ i " ‘| Bs -~ : vi tienes » - - _ : g - “ == ann : y : ; _ = — cuublniieniniatines . *——e 7 os e inee a a tear father rw Let Vv , : . - ~ : -~ he . , overs a ; . vv w , - - and Char Lae) mr Gear ata a“ = ns in : = Es ie : . c a - e ; 6 t ‘“ ~ > s . - . oo ¥ bal "4 ~~ — i whe " " . . = . . ° 7 - ‘ : - . . . > : ¢ ‘ mower a Rema.o* « : state at : ' sya — - . ‘ iM APs . . — > — ~ - e* er io ; : » a + «A e Seaple ayvreonue » to 10 @ day r m “4 Ma > : . ° E : = i>perence im nollehine ny # A - —— aaa : A id airt whe w *& May 78 thence removed * e Lerner . 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, —_ a . - men . e- . . —— ;. - 4 4 ate 8 er): + ade ° = oo ae eae. ee! cis! ee ee eee . ay = wr es Bt 2 lias : ¥ ; pe Bay stat SP ~ ; * a : - ST. LOUIS 37 iivat way 3a,” Toes t DON’T SELL YOUR CAR FOR A FOOLISH PRICE! Offer it in these columns and get the right price. “Eh post Dish TCH. ee THURS MAY 38. ove. os 1 ads. ——_————— = ee — —_—_ — ———— OO e-em eee ee a , | | ’ Z B I L IE S ote sor ELF Samrat RM tsomee WuNTED —WaiP Weare meg TOMOBILES + «= AUTOM O Saie— utomobiles For Saie— " ary 615 Beno ist Bldg Or, a Pine ami, A ee LStn we One runs fae work on straight weekly salary —— ~__(eF2) | Co F r Sale Sedans For Sale Touring Cars For Sate Automobiles For Misce! 5 iw? MEN | Wr 4 —Wiit 7 eee and #ern:! wept hiy ao +8 —— oe LADY—For dist ri buiine « een ie rs aaetnn Coaches gente upes Oo cae - liam made tie Ms DY) heuse-to-house ex perien r i; 3 a | =- Miscellaneous sienna prepared to work today. Schneider's a guage ern grec HUDSON—Coupe. 4-pass a tee DODGE SEDAN ees ie: | me thie ton: ch wou our iine and bay you . _ 1 Mhinne . hr mg Stain rder ; } Pusse | $=) t Ni t S } —— a ” is - mo 4 4CQ UA IN ed > ii Ung " se tee ; ba ne ee Pr iday morn- ! “tae MACY. Kr aa 7 wa a’ an = h ititve wa eee -2 > - $ ~ R = . ‘ , Au QO O r Sage a e - ‘| se bestnut Ream 203. ee while learn’ a LADI ELS—Two over 2 food reference & Mi aX Wg ell (‘oune. 4 Pa ssenger one « the late ones: not 4 or a 1m b4 : orm. Kvenin Ke. aban, > SOB Us Viive mt ing befo e ‘4 ‘ _ } 109 Olive ic) neat appearance - for sales work with or c oe ‘ ; . “crm! " - or S on .it vou’) i } ; 7 ... : ce ut ord le vel i- Pe a : to) } e.* . : “ . ay 4 a ” ‘ +} / ’ P ere ’ 2 ‘ - : _ . . . * -— : . \ sitar’ - ° ‘a “a ; ns oF ‘ s iva a Serz7wee ee never petore orteres. _sp6_ Beter_ Bi & | LAUNDRY HELP Es pm ——~y prees gir! "1923 Chalmers )) YAHLEM MOTOR =~" ——— Maswell coure, $595. some 8100 dow: , profit Bide. Grand anc “ ne e\ Dene eeterenct 1M “j* } pays aie ‘co 2 °%4 LEJ*3-ER ‘ if E RK —Evre “enced acrurete ; ( Oat h ; ae Dorris — f os a _- Ww i wrt 6 OF : : ve . ‘erpodik ares - ~ ; ’ ris . . ' . aT r ae i ‘ . - © ii an s : wet ahes e* be weil ee ony. rei ra “, ae v i] . an “ Lake ? at ee Bia - ’ aA. Se ; Fiefiniahed ‘ow mileage acd ») a land 1 fey nee . allie . — i} “ ' . > -todical Sales Co.. 223 _—— EL OP weg lencen mus’ } of coach body. ii )) 19°94 ( Jak lanl dif 1919 Dorris Sedan 5) ~ yi r | dier Touring $1 0) Sy) gAvendethdy. amit tor Mr W ae GEREIZ.| Mon, The Beawtre Snopes’ Lamborn wigs” |W CapiLLac atTomopnx co. Wf 1924 Oaki: M , i 1] models, from $150.00 to $700.00 ‘ G a i on > — - = ’ . ‘ MITT >) P “ ‘ ‘ }? , = ~ e tot ' * t at Does . name We WANT DistTRICT MANAGERS, 14)- | 205 KE. Broadway. Aiton: 11! (ed) Of St. Louls i) / ( ‘oupe ‘i Seven - passenger: privately })) iN) , ype 59 Cadi llae Buick Touring Cars, a $725.00 tr ee iY , bl s— ib ~ CAL MANAG GLE . von RE e "| NURBEMAID—Exnerienced. & mite: care TLACUSBT AT LEONARD ) di) . iit owned by one oO = = 4 tt ))) | J adaiiic ) B k Six 4. }? ass. > OUPC..cccevceseeeseoorsers Re en — © ates trace : nd lilinoie te epread the. or vear old child- refe ences 2 A208 ( Telephone Bomont 30R0 Ni iif Metor and cassie thru \\4 excritent condition t oOug ii? )) ») Te vsyT AT LEONG! Telephone Bomont 3 (( ‘8 =CADILLAC AUTOMOBILE ©O 1] *haser } I» ed ’ ' : . ~ are grow és ADI i¥ Pe A Law, wD OPERA T* »RS AP mene dregs trousers trace ope evenings ROY = 6ORueSs 4 " Teler , nt m0 } {¢¢ i) )) - eer . - , pe “ | re » . ULUMBLIS—-Fitsi-daas ~~ leeg Bellway bxchange Bide.. after 11 “teat | ,fteady work. Glaser Bros. 1312 Wash: | £171; 10°: 1-Pass. coupe: almost ne dy | (SSS SSS i COCUST AT LEO} ART y | a ail at $472 beethoven, —_ “E ETTRTE ” Olive St floor. > w i res po Sh. ‘ . r trades nieres [ f ; ee ee Sa SS a? 4434 . ih US she : eur hie every wis . « a , ' : oe ) tat a : , : ook? 1923 adillac pay i ~ en ar, es 4 v : e. ‘ ** . ' 7 eroug | ‘raining \W eo = ' ~y ‘ ‘ 3 . ¥ 4 P| } at ; ’ te ve fi. : a? ae a oe Sort bape : Quick * 4 yng Ores . : OP ER AT RS NTED , one s 7 ir 10 lw ? ee ; _i. wal rs q es 00 ~ MF. 1 | Véustei oun For Sale -——- . : . . ” ' . at stot te 7 wal ‘win: e« xt ‘> ——-"",. oO rubhbe ’ = ' | Prat , ye a en ; . . * pa ia € ur = 4 $i a Leorr, litt f es +t taxe * fale rn wort DNER TOURING PAIG ES—BRAND NE \ ere a. : MKS HA Feeley fo executive positions oe r 4 r ¢ : ———_- = ») 2 Bee - dec « Tnacngy mae WK Li— sig 144: excellent condi ou sacrifice S1579; terme, trac r GARDNE a Two 7-pess . one painted Cad'i- em Mocessor F Se 90 men make from $7000 to $19.- tory. SCHWARZ & WILD : ))) ne essen ae 4 ISK terme: teete 260d Mon ; Cee ee en et od tires: 5 main bearing lac blue, dise wheels, balloon liar Our 90 m - vear We have no . ( T V ’ 6] ( dilla ))) . pe w ft CAL MILALAS 4 Lele nt and tires » | ‘ew pelo 1a t THE Kr * Bobo tires. #fe the other maraon, ——— . ’ - - . f . . : ly = . n ‘ ‘ ’ Ss , ‘ ~h"l labs ode ; ie Lew - : | an “— li ’ oe . SERVICE MEN—y. «= Seis _ (‘f seasone Uniimited signed | ] 508 We ashington: ‘oth floo: } ‘ pe , ACLTL te AV hymen y €155 1905 Locust, £°% Al condit a real buy Cwen-Baa- ;*"" FA! se Co 3118 Lacust. B a disc wheels comple ely eqeievet. = pom off \* '‘ rer? i¢ . . oe . c ' f « tr i A Jat ria te 3 }}} & om a ' ‘ ‘ = s , ee A nS | Lor «b> i VWashis xyion Borman’ . "he . P ; “ ‘ - of “har ith ba! oon t hence alee. 7 ae = ~F . ~ + Fi LA — - norme ever’ line - - — a a 154 \ to) la At : at Tole (;ranmd. be een 5 8. - 352 . . ov s ® ge PB mo ete eulip ‘ Thete - . : “¥ “ "i wr onal ; - Al at ar ~ > . , s " , (f 9 ‘ a ‘ , « . - comes s mdditions: and 4 - _—~ ly = renew noes ants oes OPERA TOR S—On wash ») Refinished and cenerally. }} 2W inton ial — | FOR] =: amen “ wwe $50'F6 = ORT =. were $2430, now $1795. yeur ty é a ADD . ee Ty : lber vear T .. Anh , , “+ : . } ‘ 538i" ; ‘a 1 i ss , . f ( ae oe} , , , a - j 4 : y I ! . GA RDNER w. —— ‘. : Vi Ps fine r b te ee ive , ng’ ¢ ; G wn ‘ ve’ fa ; © } dresses and aprons; our high \ re condi ioned fig r if vw ‘ -' - ye &e rh Rie? —_ : Aa ’ : vail - P ss br ne . as va Le ‘ : Pw bi . . \ bes — of e net nro te : . . ‘ - ), = 7 ' ‘? L . = in - Cadi ila, . reer (rar aner vou can ears _* =. ers ores : ‘ ne da . » ° _ . . . ; ~~ — = podem: GA% i rm p ’ 422 5 4 = ORDER CO —— ———— Ne want a "rs wt A oud cummeibens pris eS and plea Sant environ- \ CADILLA’ AT"TOMOBILE & > = = ii . DS Be ans 4 ry . oe = . ] y none wane looks like it fust left the ehow- | “NEWELL 3 Lindell ___ ygenese — ioe os ae Ps ving "wh nas os ’ ~ aa At “O10 Washington (ppen evenings ad aed. (pase Steiner é ~— we ‘@) r - ” M ‘ ws , . . “a Ae eancert for a fet me connect ion experienced operators. B ii on Ss : - ‘ ) ; fi? ‘ 3 " T's > 2 Zz forfefted on loan ’ ae = - +2 4000) Page. - :' : " \ : . ore he ni en) i anda Keen on —- : rs > " et 0. AY , \ Teiephone F mo t SORO fff : a . one a 7 a } o +) a ‘ y 4s tT) ‘ } id) | Vpe oo ( adi at tdi t,t . ee ° . ( TOURING > “fy s S a . Must be herwerrt “ ard 40 stem te { ORNBLEET «& BR ee iN ( \ , - Px a ve ) | Natura : rE at ff nier hi} 1, . (" }}) _— T . 1924; ti RE ) ; : © + ’ h ’ Die ' na vi mw 7 ° et — } es me ; . ‘ ~ - or " er wr . " ° yr . r y , uring : va j | ae mone trater: earlier musa - ; é ° im_ coed hes Le et least. unt he gets Va +¢ ] f} == ————S— rhe ' . yp) | Form ' . ‘ ‘ ' OuUuring a »? Gray 0 ’ [ale Mode to Se pe weeks le nt shi on, secon: oor. 5 Qj! , . | 300 . . A ; . sel! a od - —} VM i r telenmhone Mr. | \ hingte : . CADILLAC Mode! 57 4-passengrer coupe er ‘ ‘ Ty 4 mILti $455 . = , eo lwft (tf quipped with Weetinehouse Xt paint, eondition Al , nickel | aay Tb ’ OR © 3145 locust ‘ - . : : > in nr hig 2a _ Sta ' 3 ** &- } PANTR y GIRL M ust be exvperience} = pe omg - , ‘ + ns _" ' . , ~~ i - rye 4 . . se ‘ uv : 4} » . rinee e vt new r ree {ti * e ] bu? ; a - a ; Ss) ’ - “tart ca ) ‘e Tires 3 nd\ot her @x é¢ ra is . wi , { TOURIN _ : ~ a 4 ‘2 " Tew - “. al Re nigh Sth ‘and mn ve ne & re Pare ‘ : ; | s {) } reecg ™ " - ** ~ + =t a .? i adillac, —— ee . . KR a | — 5 { rt ] 4 I ») 1rsM ’ = T AT 1. we INARI) diy 4 p by res aenapny in appearan : . ) sdiieesian ; Far'v, AUTOMAT SALE ; ic4) meby ot a, en ~— (28 ‘ Limousines For Sale mont! t! Telephone Bomont 3080 PH er be a Monten $150. Woods. 393%) REO PHAETON : > «? - piace ~ irt Salesman PR EXS FE % Zz '), = r - wer pony eu on ey nder » | - : PP OR D SE wy A. ha! ; di) —— ae r ve eT =e ——— . a tee Saree | late mn So mates , reiembe o6 ” { ‘ustom ili 6 an 1 jobbers. Annic 306 N. 24. 4th f°. | oe a oe —~ ») i ~ ee a =i ; LD —ooooeoOoOoOOOoeeeooe fORIL_LiL—Touring car. rea . gray a —%? 8 ’ oe " ‘ a ~~ “Ue at ; ' . iret Lodge. a Te? ; hi oS \ ore rea, ia a to sel on commission hagis sekep i> indies? ans nte tead , & a oan .* ~ rr a m nt 16 Virgin —— vomne ¢ ' § ’ : : . High Sexier enced Bh gs +, A ipex Shirt PRESSERS—On adi dies cae men a Mae 4 | if TY PE Vy {}. > ( i a reair $3 =o f as re , 2147 t4 eos (*A ADT LAAS ——Pnaeton ) t = J = v9 Foam _ ' 4 . 7 R * BU me K OLIVE & kK AnDE ¥ = MerTOR ‘ 0H Le jIae ¥¢ : - - —. To) ; wnt hing T'} (4) y rz. ; ¢ P| A ‘ wil’ 21d a / ltl ii IK apr “7 ' wry rm *f ’ > a P : mua! entire eer . n ( ~ o - G ARRISON ST AR—Touring. late hay ont TCH i. ee om 422 8. Tveert Works, 3823 § Brna aR \\ stiles )) \' ger Hk Heskett Motug 3318 Washington Bo , 195. St. Louls Durent. 3205 Le- he ——e - oO ( ord Sedan: Fordor: looks like a m@skett | then: § . = L E NDID OP POR T U NITY PRESSERS W ANTED | ) o- P ass. C te (tf ») &F Ford Seas BO, | nt 3626. * — Hupmobile touring: winter enclosure: | cust. Open Sundays and evenings. — “ _ a “ sa + : . . - » r r “oe ; a7 ee . ae > : . : ’ = ° a ; re ‘at P nercetic an . & gress) e ae ° - o i \{ Ref r) ox . fj —=—— a — ; ) | new 4 at tr price Was $5 om ee = =) oF . 4 a | harkcain lie sat | STAR "Touring demonstrator. 1275 mod - ~ : Hox W-227 ‘Poset For severa — net > ar Girls who heave had some experience \ hops thoro hls re ond , ( . i $455: new tiree; paint Al — 'eh Clan ici ' busines anc Tf Bi, j ii Ui ' , vid LO : Rucines an | ‘ loci ga = e . ’ re rrsa Mi eg ape eth gyn re ~ oes 81 — >" 4 = 7h . ASSORTE! \\ en La } CADILLAC AUTOMOBILE © ‘ LL, —---— -— nen ——— EE tt Pouring Cars—Real Bar ve SCHNURE-BUICK GARRISON ' ; | . *s Lop y ; - . Pc et as Ter Asst ih rr -\ Ss .er! saul bivded . as oe Ai, a _ -— | iff o ' * bh , 1“hest —_—— - Ae 7717 SS TF « ) tom aan — » 6 pee. 7 an oe Studebaker Special! 6 touring: 1973 med. » er . : : . : ’ . VM : _—_o 7 “* s. ; p > ‘ery r s mer’ or } ~y) © os ’ ry Ty) rs 1 ' - : . ‘ , ° Li. axwer m y ‘ Me F ¥, ’ : “hea for cash. . . . ae Salesm att SH R I “Seat a 162 nced — . i ra. ] 4 } “¢ 4 D c, netis } little beauty, and the price )}) TT v pe 6) ( ‘adillae i 1 19°33 Moon sport . cbs , 495 e elegant shape ‘ - om See ’ Ar @uncry > s re ; Telenhone bo } lide ( fer fune , | }) . 4 i}. 19°4 (Hevrolet touring ws * gant > ‘is . 55-7 gee ' , \\\ : $430. Terms. ti, i ee , ., Ob > } 7 and gwen- SHIRT ! INISHE RS—And sh achine iy pa ervice work was $495; now >4vV. urine €'s ({ 1983 Nash sport tourimg......- ta h wee. | YOUNG MAN ae To call on clothing and ee a re Ons Cpning III Dt es eens CO. & 15 Years |: ) Tou ing Car M1921 Cole 8. 7 pamsenaer . . : r+ a C ance, - ; 7. bir sy é . }; . we «tn c wit} cy. 3044 Scenes : be i¢ 2 vROLET— Cour: Ie” jke TT oh. CALL “ + i eee ) 2 99 Lind el! - : if —_~ od nowerful } 19°33 Pwuiek touring like new... ‘ 0 2 . roUs MAN.F parte mee eral merchandising store STENOGRAPHER—Who can do simple | “1s RON aw tee 2206 8. Jer : : ogee ARI ry NE WELL — nee \ eae 7 oan. ar for family )) | 1923 Oakland touring ua ee 30 NEW STUDE. SPECIAL rerN ’ , nave “yy T 1 . Ti ° ; } , « f ” i : , ‘2 ’ ia... ee if Cred ‘ = 7 . . 1¢ . ; 7 4 | UstT Ad , - : "™, - or " , n > See - rs ; . . r le 1! ee f rian © ba DY — F ‘ 47 . . ™ | wu ’ > ; Auto ¢ ; is toe established lim ’ good — ... % a. —3- so hoo ln atior CHEVROLET Ca — “aa Fe oe ys Bemont JORO | FORD—F Gor sedan: cheas usr. Can be pur gd eo oa ae 1924 Ford "tour ng. perfect. 4 sa30 i sues ~~ Bg “auteuseni’ i . ; : - ’ ; _ saliie Org: ff ust De mh at - to pier ee runs like ne ms 2 we ya . »») Telept rie : , =), DE }| fhan th cort ne ‘ ; nape, { ' trade. ~ ng. nal bee 7 — 7 ee a etl tonity for future: liberal Prop-. wsaeiary $18 swoon i ase aval ti ations (c4 (\( $$ T RA ti aio: aan aa cee \) Ree! bargains; easy terme (a) ,. fame. The —_ rq gone Ha- Oren for _ ¢ ' d Oust is 2.¢ VS ienatcn C — a — : =390n @ > ————— Oe —_ 7 : o~ se ' Ma st On - ' , th fo : c P - rer “~ j ; right man Refer- pt. rex DHT. work from i to ¢ HEV ROLET—I1925 hive 3 4 — , : Your rsUGeOn | \\ acation ar (¢ pa ETT—-Svo" t touring. beauty: terme: | Tana and a 81775. alse Yahiem mye, “he- _ : - “te S esition wm | oo eee ' . STEN (HGRA ‘ “ asin oh ra ror SM. . hear ee i Le \ | - ; LET 2 , é Lyall ax adel ba > inom eee on nieteiv overhauie \\ CADILLAC At TOMO! ILE op i? JE hal Poa ok 3441 Juniata (e4) - cost rr « year to yey Wha ta : : ' ang 2.8 = . . m9 4:3; Locust b , . me 1 “ete _—". sed ne res «©! t,ere practica i fi _— eee ir SL « mr 4 A, 4 m —_— ; : > : ,7 : . \* r iy A "rT c‘orrTe * SL : , Tope . — .- ° " . ; : ‘ +4 , a AlM, - % ° ' . . ? , Ff ‘ ’ rT ot Le ' a" / . rand — —_ _ ire wine " © oie ne ence required ° + (‘a]) iit sie. ‘ates age. experiem a H EVROLET—4-pass pt BE ae Og nie | PO cost $ Sila new re is pean ae alee (( LOCUST, AT LEONARD Ys ' tt = = =) J ~ # 4 ; is ‘ thy , , — Van ‘A i? ry ear prererred. aii oata? oatinad d : be + t " f? }? T) ‘ r es , mre ‘ o,09 s ‘ . ' = . ar ,upere os meee ~~ wn y at’ a ee. wh: \ Telephotie Lomubpt 3080 (4? Look! 1924 Jewe _ = = regu Te ' ' ' 4 ; - 4k ¢ 9 >. so 7] ~ LIS RS xperiencec on ha’ ~ a . , - , : > satin attr Pon ¢ - wie ‘ . a ~ ' —— Tnanke Y¥ i "ou cat | : — denial ’ sed we re °. ¥ ore . ve KI PERI! rh Hi A | { { as al ate — —- dG fitted Ca ws Slee \ work Ht kK I ss? z ve ft) : , e. ‘ Roadsters For Sale . ait = mong =~ o * Or da (oven evel SEAELLE IEEE L IAPS new touring and a fast ear - yers : HK . os - #) - — . fe or ‘) a m VM on- Stab: it ls athe y Goo . rs G1 = 4° mona? ‘ tras =] - ‘ Rs c ' ‘ ‘ ae ok ra Th" . ¢ rie Pa) i a. ‘3 SE te. : e ’ ~ ’ eele ’ 1D Lucas ay ~ ail . . 7 : * I j BP Oe ta > cme . coat *1 195. big aa. le pri. C : ‘ . . : ‘ verv , > - “ 4 : ' th! k of it’ i} (7D) trade boL Fa stor eed . ws ar eve ines rmTrLWwEre?T NASH CC ta $495: vou save Sov Just n ; "hd 40 : — “z= — vote ae ath Tash ~~ os oe 1g 23 Ke new . reqs > raat) Fagtor als : vl » 2 | 3039 Loeuat | nalme Le rs ore Terms or trade 200 used cars. dav Cov WAITTRESS—2700 S. Brow dwa . HEWVR ad ian” Se a. i. + O54 $Hh5 : ans ¢ Romont 3800. 3039_1. YAHLEM, 1033 NX. Grand — : . . ; ,IT Rr =~. Fy er eT = ] 454 M ae 4 » ic = ve 9 ¥% r) . . 1 ‘ « LIA YN = seeerrer tyr Us AA! ty a t ‘ ent 7A , wa - Serta a . , — = “ \ RE E .* . ¢ — 4d . ar ae. . a ‘ . ’ rT» : [2 if r\ " tae =] XY r 5 , I . , onearans rer te t ’ ree? fo : ion ~ hes 4 r; ‘ a new vel rea rie Jewett Teerme. 1924 . + Little | ’ . \ -§23 WAITRESS—No Sunday wori 1O4 = oat = “(TINGE NRE-B a mein wars | +e 1 ' Dp \s ~~ a “st . ( : eyv ( OLDE S295 —— Taet ance “a fice $550 errs \ oucs % 4) iehan ¥Y guaranteeu a ay eal Oo pay ae beauty: painted moidnite biue. ve ; a ‘ - - i —~Tey SO oe ere eg , ; : . - ' ’ s by ‘ , : ° : . i\ w“ AITR 7 T— expe “ed ArT ‘ r\? ce ~- c b 7 * aad : ‘ s — . na18n - fa = Sofie . on eter ings ? 1 ed low wheels. looks tike new and : ( adillae Sport 1 = > Woodland Lunchroom g0z4 Gravois. _' at @ @ sate moue!: ia * ruara nites = Sandster $d0. must be sold ra as 9) = YT ¥) 66 A, 99 = ivt3 S2a0: wo : the price was $925. now $796 , : “ AITR ES Es—— : |e aa ie ~ 40 i G ra yo? (4 ‘ ou _ 50] “ | ecust 15 Yeare Phaeton Com Pination sai lesman Restaurant, 3352 £4 ~ - gt VE MOTOR CO ! t Pyier J pipe v HEV KOLET rine poe new pein NEW ELL ovEe Ss Business | run only few smiles new , — hy "s TOK i? I~nar c ‘ . — er ‘ er nre ‘ . P ° P : , Aant tbe ] hraric-nhew@e OF) 4) 7 aly » os A , > . cries vide ded ~ and ~ OW’ VAs Ttriinmer for aa enna ed ne 2170 Perk at 4 . “ . "ho Ros lcetery O24; sp ck ~ecaba 4 “ . r 4 . Det s ATi . , rulisiiile —~ CINCY HN 2 Das? touring ” ty x aes car a!! 4 mary “ = “Dare ly UTNE : “? ' Lass — : nt my : : , - — men eel —=—— = — - 7 emart } ttie rive! 4 ) y . . « ve new car fusra ’ Fa yey ro, mas aepart- Wwe rv 4 \v— 7 mre | Vor 4 us . = rear i — 7 ‘ * . . \ ‘ a . men | btirt ili hia -_ s a BE ~~ ply Super eee ede vones ment, Mez fuller AGENTS "WANTED MEN we ° : — - ————+ + , “ther i) ‘ . ).bob4 ? - _ : VA et 4 — & aes he 1‘ ’ . ; hn isehold anlere ond) tior an wouseval bargain in wiew Saree?) st eater r 4 —_ » — ” . = - auto fi ‘racing * \ ROLMT—Tourings 19S at Ln 4 aod ser fice ‘ wen Ba she tt Motor, 331 of price at which we wil! 4 ; oe - . ‘ 7 r Was $420; sale ae .2 : ei On od g toy quick saie Ss: in eXcelent Cond t os pateendie Waahington. Bomont 95 ; 28 — eeti Mt A fast epert je eee “ . P - ‘nr v i. y - a . «4 ¢) at : torr : 4 Anus : — . ro -eetiors te uve rage % f IRLS for order departmen Dis oe nl ae if? (~ upe WELP WT W re lerical work: uUf=usUa: Postion, per +/ ‘ ‘ ' -* erllnaet “ ” tires ne extra SRS ae ae VODGE—Touring. 3i50. Mup eee ] Ps iF | reng ition: . "a Tr 4 Siete - “2 fon =a ; z., D. OmeEN. G meaner , Sa ar? r, 7 . «? ] nT + TI? ™ : y : ; gt HOO pont P ov tT) a 7 f rye ha . “ia 7 Dor - hes hee Fara o $45 ai wn )) aw * . a . STI'TZ Touring: tn fine ite : 1218 | . : 4 : _ . —.. : CLE] 4. , , ‘ ne . mim o rove “ge en? oe a wT) Ty nr e 7 rw +} 4 Te c — ernrn ad a MY : 4 r ne ‘ P ‘ oe ry r liar ' oe A rea , = 77 a ndeve rnter wd i }) T ouring ( ar feited on loan Aw’ Ff Avction a ., . / : : a “ : ' = Sal al o mprometer work mu ie om 20e F-414 }’neat-Tdienn . 2 \ 3 on metal!) firv ' ‘ a. > . a ‘ . ~ » £050 Gag f{ » if wo re OLIVE & } Olive. A, L : pa cu 7 o rw? a — — —_—— - ‘ e . / " ar a . : ‘? ‘ . ‘ y ‘te LeeG : >? . - ha ' a . , "' 7 " ~ { Solos tae ecunencianer oe 14 aking from 5 2 ‘ be cood overato’ unus*ua working eu wT OMAN Aan at's ve rropoeit t pe (f dition t! ' shor 7 : - . = Le , "4 : = lade ick a. mi ne of «a — ar lerme to ht ae HN $ R KE BI 1c “K (;ARRIStIN ‘\ ref nished and thru our shop. so 4. « . neers sap ania ar 7 4 Giwion: Box H-3232. Post Ll? enat Bin. at a e for ex-teacher sus ‘¢ eart \\ - - ‘TOMORILE © terms, FO" = = — z= = m ies da‘ night and Sunday- Ps i« pe orimina pp ‘Tiree upholstery and acces W ESTOOTT sro TOURIN : - ~ “a . . ms . a ad 7 =" : ’ , 7 LA | ry ii ; i : - " = . . i. A 1%) , tase ,** i - , Tie ml 7 ne COG a te . : + ‘ : eo : on ” : . Cah — ne ‘(he and ee nn . va. ‘eae eT ty? one ealre ” ’ eres . , | AML. . + ] . ' ; and Locust (ed) ; ) 5) like the latest model. buInperT, sun vier. motometer, atx @iec _ - ,.% — ryeTy? . * u poet = )rr ~~ «. j + 7 or? ra ; . . : s L- ié/ , ied on : e Twicke. Mo oer wane: § oer « - Zz ety Telenho omont u!* ' =~ TT -— 192 ‘4 DODG E $695 ! A OMO Ww. heele: extra tree «arr eann .4 ' . FART ve - as WANTED COOh White | Si gerneru house wor ik i $150 or — - im 2 - B en } 14 (f Gt winines . wee ; , , oom : - ——— - ¥ > N SEI ) AN - Es ' \\! CAD. ? ; > ——_ ome brea fender: trunk rack and ohn = - 13 —_ 7 7 —=— oS - : oe « ,* Te tal nn ie Bbethtua ‘ , 4 >) py " } +f ; —_— 5 ee ' TH? ’ ff T ; AT: T 7 in Ved = | ‘’ ty ; half ~ aiTial far ' re laund "¥ febany 3544. | p. : - oa rr Ro nn a : F = ~ ‘ . 73) JOR DA : r Y t ) , ; = , a" ~f { . v v hi leu ST AT LE‘ ANARD and “or ef. oe ref nae hed “9776 c a }? Th ooo OOo ‘ " . . is - . ‘ f Law ' ’ ~ r\e fe’ Si ' al © , . ; iS ‘tablished automobiie business; @ oweeo, Enriett. leat floor west. t! . ATIES—Neat. atractive. expe Sm PO} So , ™ ‘an b-pacs.: new Guco Pains. > SS” _~ cani | VAenl eee beat Owe Cy reoms or | i) Telephone Bomont 3060. | handling A real bargain af \ ; wr : : rity PT ; 1% / ijt ' man | ( ER NuG MLA‘ HiNk ‘yy KLs—Exgperi- yO! ~ ; LA poms aia heed =i, gr ‘ a” TIA , Tt» , 7 ¢9*"*? }’ =|" ES: rT rs , ; ry ; ’ ! if C ne : " , ~ ae = " “ : : Ponsel-- ' : {\ 4 Terme to p lease Upen day. ment whe . , — ; . 2 j \ ; > ee >! tu ; =e? ‘ ° 7 ot. 4 ‘ : ‘ r? on ‘ ‘> ’ anal . ae KeATl Sk. ' i aif ree rie - S-$09. Paswt-T rapes = / enced. Apply Holman Paper Box Cc.. if "Co. Cabany 1oPR A ree substantia eae terest POR DE—— . , , = ’ $275 —_— — . Bets Parit om 7 = = — FE xperiet oa ut 1. aT! FS “ td . oO take raers ‘ aon vn ee, . i . ‘ , i4 Jul 47 ; ~s% : re 4-3) >. I i ' vo fot} mar ont ‘rhe Mc pe trie | oy e is eo. a rea! car: cost $2200. now = == ae eo Menee " —- ~~ . " ” a4 . i, - —_— ieTICeU i” a : £26 _ ‘ eater C - : 5 fi i? ‘ A a & . ' ye ‘ % ‘ ‘ o new - : *) ‘ ' ’ in "Me oa etre ? l naer a ~~ , si . ; -? a ™~e@ — . : : ‘ , = nrer ‘ + \ = “ ar , . ‘ ’ ’ a . ~ } 4 "Tt } ~~ 1072 tuday only. Come in. Look. WILLs-STt. CLAIR Wheaton : Semerience . * ; . dire .* -orr "Yr L A pee ctin tn > Ae mil Me? = -)'e - > . ‘; nders a he ; TP . rire ~ _ ~ “-e . ios : rents. Y Tun ‘pyto ‘ , SALESMEN WANTED EMBROIDERY OPERATOR | 228.2" siet Yee” i058 Planters’ plex | DODGE TA neweentrs 'Genaers ane peed | a B23: repains MAXWELI— Sede fart at ren. INSTALMENT FURNITURE SALES aT rantee tien of car = ; = tn% ears in will sue nt . 4 sia -_ $720 f(y ive “a pei hergatr 180.) Rvvase ‘ i.) ) Waeshingtor ‘open evenings ‘¢ N E W ELL 3015 Locust e “lose Baskett or. . I “ hing , 7) *"S Tre ym is = -_—- col om : ‘ overs Ter? = pe $1 . cr” r 2 yA r ’ ’ : , ° ° Exnenenced on embroidery macaiin A ot = = — - ’ # wi new Late ee 47 "4.1 , a3 vai . - Ls ome § : et ‘(aS hhox I ti] Post -Die —- '’ ceee wet rer ad nt . ay 0 ie i a P a gr} vi ec, goo 4 . a : ite ; : mont _ BO28 = “a - ee - : . iow .o? « = ry? “Je sure ‘ . : ‘ “Ih ngs ‘ wv ve\icia ® @, ‘ rs , + . en : ’ J \I BIL E SE D. AN it neo: tire free he kiex enclosnre | Or fiiivwe “Tt! ! on - : ok — - pong tent 7 ie ; roy ' t a ‘ -* a > vier 1 14 : oe : 4 Oe ist overt T ; ) a : mm toe +3 . GIRL—White. csoking. housewor om extra & — PO? me . - enn OLDSMOUbD Th . : SALLE M : Np om aa ioe 4 ~ #9 ro .o7 7 fami . $n ‘i? an 3 LR6H07 2 SALESWOMEN WANTED canes - Be vr, TiA? - new 7 ‘ vn Ask \' ren Hawreryvy Ca > pw oe. . ; . | - ‘i o es @ Mitek sam ain ae = a ~" . SORD—Trucks $6 ver week ope wat, i : ° ‘ oe ‘ = : . " ‘ ° ¢ bee rar ’ ' . . $695 pevmen’. Raat em > ° : : 4 ‘ : a the ok 2 ; — ‘ ie ‘ hua red ado: ars ¥ ving iis aA a | nok Nash Sport, * —-~ ‘ nae er GRLl—v¥ hite. for ge neral hou sework as Al ES! Al y sum . = nh nesgn 1 }& T) me S$ 5 . a : 1 if @& ” “4° Terre to - was ‘I day i a bOK . - 4 Truck ; —— _ - ‘‘™ oneal o oO p . ~ * ; _ ; é if Sly ‘ 1m a . Oy 772 ‘ na . nh ; a L c , 2 . “a « r* rie ee 3 nid and n : ——— — : 42 - - | hyge tt and ¢ | Arunde | »! $ s Anpis Frenci Drv (rom) oth a Dodge YOu 7) % — = good wares, | wee ice an : Fare ’ hen . fil mt : FUuURD 74 ds ¥ ve- ema . “at waOTOR ©O 314 is ainda — piers , . Hove ehe le a kneckout. @ dream. - $100 down. Refine 9 y 4 we ’ 7 no bakery and coffee ee ral household ne . ora it rr re . Tier tag ere ngayon palate Pre , ( @ sed ea) fatty ace cOTnnm CéAe & — wonder The classiest sport touring cs | FORI+-—) ‘32 truck ; ’ , ’ , . T > ’ ‘ ; , " ‘ : 7. - . " r . ” 3 are woo e4) SalLESMEN—New wav to eell aut =e 815 Market 8 one “ ik cessities: big profits - lanically Al. pra « Bn ll Ford de-' : Tit Washing ear ner Studebaker Tnatributors men who had pienty of money. ° ony oe sins: easy terms, trade 2530 —EEE apts evap — nrPortur ft, for wo . ) Likl ‘at ’ Lsti Th @iiuy witcher ’ repenfier 3-1 Ty eta vv i ‘ , Ma The . - : rT ry - . as . - ' “ef Li rupee’ N ‘ — Roe i ane LA ust ; ours fortune Come over and t -—_ «te with or f —- xX a 7 va ~ee Biles Po — oo _* Parnenris nee. z. . », Grand F (c} na ' = Tn aoiicit Sa vinks AC ‘Og bene . — © ‘. ‘ Lit » a -” sive ; beat CIRL— WwW) rf experienced, for pene 4 vee ry TT — noe —_ rune fike nee ’ i , . 7, ae | TORLFAA RE R—— St -_ nolater’ *— alt 7 ret deme) US i! = ; dy -_ orlices Keturda sieemtion dey. end Sunday in | fax 7 * tee ar te 6 ra Fe ar an - ' - ‘ -_ | ’ ‘ v- - } ‘ « > ” aot es a he K curs rom S) ; ar ter . eo ae how " — an they are all vrand cad and god expres : ) Cass. ic eling necessaries. Room 610 Worthy a real home Webster 2008J __ we teach you OUT )©6Fridavy.)0 mort PORI—oupe, 1974; excelien oe new car cuarantee a eo -"" Ms - met ve? aan 17 1i* 3323 Washingt a new. & mechanical worrles ere ee 7 | overhauled. See it at 1312 res today = Picts —— et GIRL—) 4 ’ ’ ae ee MOE > i. a Lew of Tore an earn trade houTe 10 a h : - 5 ing bt 6 oo } 109 i) ve (4 ay . Coupe [M4 - f 6aS ew $ 4 v ey a bs Somer - 244% Waashineteo , nae @ new 4 € SEDAN ae parte Hee Ses . : r nel cao SORE Eee Oe , Ss MR ER Box = - — OOF . - ‘ “4 . “Tr DE RAKE =F , .a8 z pois Mercer. ¢ ‘ , Ar now to have this ear tte, com heary on) wir ? — lr ¢3 ome Aulo «= GIR. Or wv OMAN Wht o general nous® a 1904 $18 oO bs ‘ Sy * put4 wry a2: LA rh al aie ! ‘vy # nse eae We ment ae a * gma b. Pas ee Le Pe Oven eve- and body - wi'! take Zio. cash or Sash #%) » Co.. 1421 Locus work and cooking experienced "Sab tern ; 4701 Gravoiw aiaeaieal ' In the very bes ager Le new ee) D “ tourmeres ors Site ear nines uni See it et 141° & Tota. - = ‘ SAMA lo = SsEctyics ences 6: sue Southwood Clavton ~ eT bree 4 4 me r ; e— Et > « = 1 pene é' Dueset eatery tiv tines wee True «li * , . baat ei SOryTHWEST NASH Hv eFORD—Ton truck . rebuilt f and ruar- : ’ P 2) c e ee om . , . ; ’ ‘ : ~ e > ’ ’ . ; ° 4 + ‘ vf . ~» - = a e - * age t? ur! wat — “A p any . LAD — e S.3.) $2480) 4 pate - ery f e" ain‘’ea : Poe aS nel rem mu To ring ae bearhair terry )® "Steth., Cditiwe barrie tnt SRO 30: Bd Locust. anteead. body to aa your busine. easy ’ - ‘ . " . ; . . a 7 ae : ‘ . - . »¢) — . , ; > : ; j ; — hh , , rT unvassing “Pp efit — esos: ced or middlie-ged wom O B ] L Ek S - (o°8 aan one tias Bo? eal os ahay s 2 ainad pump yi a Prgenecc le et FOR! ur yo a AA KT ANT iC_Bport “touring. O85 “down: aise) terme te > ee an for general housework: no wasps. A i a ‘ma. 3114 Cass : . fometer. sun VISOT i ane mae wed scale Jide others trade 344) Junieta. tof LOVE JOHUNSON-—FORD DEALERS, . ere extT he , : +) al «i . — , r¢ ' jr wr ) ; ' Aor at : price Atif at ae _ handling ; £2 Tons oO. 4 sf : on oe “n Du > a KI a , i) r : ” ; cou ry % a re “ on ; ; . Sit ‘ - a 1% ¥e Aan - ail 4 A KI A Ni " ’ ru ; is . pollens , a (ley u = oe . ; hy : - 1f) N ostd r e Storage Cc ea g ; "* $s) * ; 3 trace e . ~* * — ' , a ad Oi ‘ nig! fun ; © fo traue?e and mer ee ar e man o) Dent 106. Detroy, Mic! —_— Brewn Paper Hox o.. 410 7 -” tel?» Garaging, ' Dnt 21%. 4 . — a a4 > please you pen da Sead a « 1904 ™ onium Le Bo = ol onagiiian AP. arrange pUSence, | S AL. ESMAN — Tak home SIV em earner 2d and Locust. 5th Fi 'Cs ‘OR oT Ss 4 per —— ww ens 19°4 good condir e° 5 , . ' « mileag da —¥ ev niy $2u 200) Lotus tet ca ‘ente BP 33 Olive ir@) = ; fastest! ee line mechanic GIR. To « rk I ancy; store meady At Tv “ONIV E “RS 2 = _— POR! wee on og '* , parTgcan “aba r' . or pony - eweoew) ler . . an a oe weyvTct CAR tA MY’ A \¥. . ring ¢ ~ a pid ved 1925 tox . ' . TT ring r 1ev4 tal origina. erry. : ; every or nN preapect "45 Wort good weers must have experience ' : ‘ras leaving ci be . ‘ e i .) , ‘Ff . \4 " SAi.-.! “ : , nen This te a GIRL A mide rr ag ec woman to care; MEN—1 } oh how 3 “”, Tags’ o* FORD w 4 1p°4 a €49° t x @ . for le S15 Sik. au ~iv tad Overland Red Peird: Nke new: 8 | Ree speed weet cr fer rr esorees ¥. | «| ; e% H . inte’ eur wen average a) monthbe , ne bys and house wn a w ork ©) tne => me = _ | q 20% . AY — ‘ t ’ ‘ - ; ‘ e e Touring Cars Sa = ie job. and the rine Meo wren * aoe epee ekyrtemn ¥ ~The ; servir”g = ton t write ar 9 1. Daren te oe ‘ = —~ } ar in for™ atior , 4 : - ed . micaiele : . ' , >? ‘ 4e aoe te weing hen ut ¥ » Bal . Be tj wt a ‘ Cermaout abies a enapry tle Rees eee) * AgON cain and espreass - = ar : : : i - ' . 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' 4 : : ; Loé i* ,* a” ‘ oat ety ‘ere fast a ren eS - © 4 \iuater a’ ; : « “ } ch + — j — a. a “ a y iL J S015 Le ! ’ suet 16 Years a) ’ Lrovige. oTet er presse tamty - reena. hoe LOuls ty - rond work: we tt! - ’ are Bthieicher Paper Box Co 1211 Chou 3.51 —Aii kinds pay cash — FORD—Coupes : a , e er ¢ 0 Fs » ance , _ . oe eri Es , “~* a 3 ; N E \ E “ en : Reo speed wager, pene! body. - oO ; » “ vy — “ s. 5 “2 i : , . : rtee TO »* a . . : . a ‘ ‘ ks ” PJ . ‘a “ \> (34 oe ~~. 4 an fre a . 4 + tea at AL Pee din Wid, 244) 7 niata mis ,44.5 $4 7 ai -& sary - neo ” : - g P ‘ “ a Ford Ly tar rane! trot ¥ » * can a " ‘* " 7 o . ’ ; — a P * or?) & sbeadeded ' Brits ¥* ; ' . ~ ; (3 ~ - Yne ’ “ : 414 Wainwrient_ Hine. rer | BAIRDRESKER—Alirovnd onerator. must A id Bed. must nave 150 ao ed a = aint “7° erme, trade” $10) : ei ng. im exeelient running Ford. ‘y-tom panel bey ross 2? SA LES ALE N= Manut _ lone 10 for 2 Me good marceller 3195 & Grane AUTOS . id — Bad. cash Delma! — sig gE oy acai fre Sth Sedans For Sale K. sas — —s . ims | ‘ LOOK, A Ford, 110m pane Seey bet + 9 rr? 4 : ' =“ ,* rT omre ° ’ . ‘ os rrroge i= : - - ' fe " . - . . , . pepert. Fs teria! ¥ ae on sereeeeth HOUREGIRL— White good wages Cabans en) jams «4800 Olive st te $27: ——— 3335 Washingt 2 ; barca? $100 a Bt Chlive ' ‘ : Ferd. i-ton, pen eapress , ree i=’ rw im > : . : * e. — : —_ > oF a : ‘ . . ’ ’ ‘ ' . ‘ > et wie ; ’ 4 a? ; " ¥ al e : Reetkine con. | Clare salecien, Siponecs. Anvilentll BOASW. 744 Byracuse. _ if 100 coupes tourings, ros "= notor iu oat sftereee.| : 2 fouriag : woe 390": 1923 Single 6 Sport Touring | Chandler simbulance tou wserKn ire ro) heme cot onthis enpet i ve ‘ ork EXE DS y Wid — » * Teva oR] —Courpe ‘ i os praare , Sltio. terms i . aD : ine record «en MOUSEG Thi —W) tr for house w PUR o Str SAPP . - , ; : ruaranies > . owe etm , + two-tone finieh: «& Term 1 neferenews, Box 6-216, Post (mga 4136 Wes: Pine _.. eeregue jsGo Tecust aay Pee oe 13 _ : a ade ¢ sonderful pertermer, Only o Packard ans KARDELL, MOTOR CAR 60. ote Does ©) > — a. ~ ee ee ee 4 cas! “ , ~ : % | 4 , a’ , = : " ‘ "| Ty _" }! “ a ry t= . - w " *' a " ij wf fie © tre? noer rtdertreft ad moulder kK: ome N—To eeli Provectigs MOUSEGIRI—General 3 in family: ref a0 iNE Wtd —Must be reasonable jr ran 7 - ennges 1 geners nditain “1S v Pee months car guaranteed give euch auailty. Be ene can “. it __— «B14S lace ot. reeves hea SALES ae ' nm erer: , nty ten Movs et condition: state a AL ~ “es ti-cylinde . - mn Soa “oo “aru meng er . 81° & Gee , ; 1601. ts rect to wearef cee Te ortunity ~ ae pS price and iD pore s 9 "Post Dtepaten ( BUICK=-—*s-paeeee af . == —_ — : oe » Ford dex ; retrial week!) We offer opm. BOUSEG 1 L—For general housework ” and make Bes W -34 ‘ +" ae tire. Rifles mr ; ot ver SC TINU RI Bi it K -ARRISCUN .OR! rouring ‘32 medel: for onis $50 : ; : : —_———— ~ ’ S . , ‘ ~ —~—“-* rs } 7 : — | sa died ’ : tie ‘=r! rnanagcers Diy l " Tae lr ar tc fienr west —s —o y T Ly AS ~Avutom rir C\l: ve o*. ven ree 4 I t ’ a. . : re @ : -e Pee . , ‘ ‘ rgair . ‘ " i” ' s for @ . ’ ' ean ant ‘7 i? +? -- :” : . . 5 7s ‘ = o , 4 : » a , me 0M) pair. Varw! x Hote) al ref HO" SReGIR'—a few hours @ day a. M month til ie ¥ 0 wa’ a : argnit Pari , Ke . —— f is. \& te esbtee t e na e : : ec rice Ford dem.sér } . & G- but eX neris ner SALESMA N To eaell electree ~~ — meee JALLL, 46° 8) _——— wre ~ bi : 500 —— ‘Brine “vot iT FORI—Coupe: starte’ ne emou nt Soles at eve x —_ , tieok Sek we r mes eapartments and ~~ ; ROUSE: eRL—Por genera) housework “e) 5100 ro “$4000 a y non By Bomont good running mt te “oe ER: "LEVELAN! ate mode! sedat ey * = — ——————— FORD— leurs | www eae ich ; we have & . ; p 44:4 Weat FP ine bie (7et cBeen ‘Be ' OVE } HNSOINR— PO tie , . , . Te) > ‘ : Ta e BOO . . if ou War a xu Lp er — have Reod reco rice. , > : ’ ’ automeni . ocean i va wide ee YT nie ' evenings at . 7 "cowed . er 1217 » —_ a ' hine wiling ata fhedium p Co.. RO’ REGIR! For general housework - HO AN | Mo vtarrtet: " ; . > no | uFee $2. 2. ao Lac treat ~ ’ “ de « . ; >t) es. 7 ; sets vy . ieee + ({ - -_ ae are “= eee? re? Z 1604 our ea . - ‘i 7 hiide hor a. ; ? — x Tr) rf 2 r ith - ~ a1 | 4 ned - ‘ . “ h ; ma amd | : : oat wee ot . of omall cud. 7108; _ 9! f i rye ; _ © os as " : ree j “jv e " 4 ’ - - er jrwliv ala ex perten: » a 4 " : " =e — a house 100 ; o 4) e218), + +e = ’ NE W oll 4 \ -? «/ t) . ' ae © ' n* a y Phaeton . - 3467 (srand “ _—— Palette: ; me mint @eneen tia! if vou Ww oe sin “Sat hor FLGTR! White for genera. ' btn ’ SI m to Si 500) spot cash | 1p" 4 ore ’ r ™ i i { . e new Hiase rrurp \) ; now . ' rs ») ; “ ; poet every day you canno:. — ror aT Tt ehing 3 acu ts ial fam! fiefore J ure ~ yor eee us ee ray mor are a - - . Arive oy’ “ : , ‘ 4 VAs . on ——- ((. 4 : . * - - we : . i Refiriehec nm Truce fire ae inal 9 i up per year. Co. 2 Nina p Parkview °7P4N t eell before - 1035 N. Grand | porp—ounve S25. ready & ; a : ) aie ary . ' Fic wt eon +4 ad [ thelioes tine @iee wheels ne ; $2000 and UP, ea ity : wh ae ——s noe | OLS MOTOR CORP anti Bah ich) | ORL — ‘ , ; ; s - ‘ 2290 Nor nrus SAlLESMAN—A well-know® roe tor le girl who is experienced jeneua® ws y ou N EE dD MON EY? 6°43 guaranteed perfect z jke new: $4 wn. 4 » CADILLAC AUTOMOBILI ? . 4°% , a « tow ar tm oe puretesed for @ fraction } ° = * i goed runniog. ehepe. - BA ius a . ” roa! - _ in: mary = 24. i ' . : ; ¢ « TA a , 4 ' ; rt i Bares: =e : f high-grade pianos hee Ty with housework. Bos ™ os 4) DO & minutes: car left in you roRD— te ’ $08" Srudehbaker Lodge , x tras 44 = : {i . » «2 iot of higch-erace «a Gano Ties , ‘ : ¢ cad. . a , ' ‘ no ‘ ' . ‘ : “ ‘ , ai. ang ( WEREE S | “e, » — Ps a, a hed . a — . ' ‘ } 48 4 at firs ~i . ’ ’ - " . ° , wa Z omet -. a en ae eg er : - , fo” ‘ wf Vat sea and Leoum. , ~~ ‘ine . : ’ ‘om —p nt va 2 =~ - y si eae WO Th 7 Qo” row ho . <« cn . a " - . ‘ , ; ff? ter jem fy ew eS ee ee 7a SALESMEN-—tt ye minnie - SE WOMAN —. oe washing: goad SEX ¢ “) AC H SIN, 19205 ee 2 SS . | ' noe pe . . . , vee Tae ' : the om ' ‘x Tw var . . sve . meonrt? Ts iT mts . 4 ere os? . : P oe na ' Tr ‘io se le where - he A. soe . : (o7RD) ES — 272") ly : a ~ i = rey. corr? . " Re ‘ ne - — 7 reas t a i* * rr a . eri. ~ ,ruT it . _—_ 7 qne —— — 4 “newt nee P aA a . 1 cov i | 7 af : : ‘ making wetter af t ree TAY WaT 4 a... White ArT bs ~~) - ; eeu roa ~ fue ) | . . ork : if wine Aen “ “ eae : Racque oh N. Kingwhighwey mam ered 35°73 Eas if ery 1? to c ; “4 ‘o “ . Tl? ' ‘ en nisewen Automat ; ~ 1019, 705 Olive pe ag es Po pal . a ’ ( . “E mi ¢ “ _ ———— « a i “ . - ° x hes oe = — = = - « te a or TP oe re, Cs aol bil es a

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~ ie aa OPT MNS es e Yi wey TH RADAY, = ! Ads in these columns today. hee wa MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Wanted and For Sale Ads in these c sree Fe Se ieis =P ATCHL ———— wares ees; SEVENTEENTH 614 ~ > E 46 N A U i @° 2 'HOUS EH’ Lo GOODS FOR SALE HOUSEH’ LD ———-- —- a ee 4 = location. John 4b AN, Ni | ; -? . ‘Ss . > > s _ i u rye? ung . ri iP ISTH AND LOCUST 4: T 7s | a cS t es t of th . oo ——— ~ ' :— . 3679 se xcept rye room, kitchenett-:— . re en _ Box} : _ _—- —— - Stone aan Ts atric? a zc \ { a - me .. -. : : : ' co4) -—Young man. ‘ : ¢* > P. ; i >4 + — ~ . Tr iT ~ . ~ - . - a a as = * -_ 21)" Studebaker Cars 2X hte! © so FURNITURE > 7 = 5 e in the BIG 6 SPELIAL 6 and LIGH! Bod " corre i 6 m All MODELS We are DIS Auto ies For Si _ ae ee a ee ee ae ou TFIT TRIBUTORBS for STL DEBAKERS, and FORI pation 4868 Norenlend $18° coe ree URNITURE rHE CITY : ere to it that evers ee _——— ny finish. Just ~w oO bargains. anwe FITR eat IMPLETE zs ~ take im exkchang. om : FORD IT 2.1.1‘ ty RPODT—Side ; : -y 7a A. meek. 508 Ri MS } JRNISHS 7 PEWRITE AND ADDING eae tm the VERY REST O NN. ‘ " —_— 498 Northland Ext : rae . nEe-r oo! 1 a — mean MACHINES DITION in out own shop We PAINT PORD DY-— Tour br tern Beh “ine . kite : Ra TE , : i BEAUTIFUL colores. so tat F.a stor _— venettes. ; ; b = ; —_ | be PROT D> ef a car vo Duy ei ODE . : . Rs . ; . . For Sale (frem ve Ocr FOURTEEN TEARS of HONORABL E DBALING is your ' WARRANTY Terms ‘oc Please rou ‘ TS a: | mina Open day. nigm™ and Sunday ses. sedans >Q I — ridge Bd B00 other pi | Weber Motor Car Company 19th and Was Studehaker Orstribu'ors ngs a: wcks i: 2315 Ov asta - 18th ena Lax uet + = - a - . ~— 7 | ‘FY IK RP ey TR ’ The store where furniture of ~ . — maar ime: rout sha : SRAND-NE eons aed ack ey bateaioe yor Byoe cee : 3 L 1a , . wen —— Lure ~@ pDmces asned ~~ “ : - > . : : Pe Gdowniown siores , 4) * ‘ sImct Paiges vew vette ies Touring, Sedan, Ete. | Gmese are cars that we are Chassis For Sale moving at factory cost. Save Fawcett Chassis: brand-new: some real mooey. from $300 oO ¢ > m: ke 3 RAStY spee ister $600 off. No bunk. Brand new a cine natin “ a ae 3 3 32 N _- ! jer » Se. aek Chestnu- sts Open all day Sunday Terms N-9 real chassis at $. q a To ahem ack M > = RE ’ DOW N Ah. Es ss y Ba, | } Toms 8 t floor. : : LINDE ELL P - . 2 : - ; ' ' ‘ ’ GR 4 . : - a TY ‘ er NEWELL SOLS Locus? cant hare a rea roadster fo F : t . ~ += . " ‘ ‘ ~ : = : , — i Fy —— — — . LAZA else than $1000. A very individual car. “AS @) Soo. ears Fes Bh EE im t tx ) . : 7 47 tne ; roams. $19 per wee ‘vate farmil . 4500 Lindell BL ee eerenses. NEWELL 5422 Lindell 1) Uemw" | Gas STOVES —? ike ther turgi- a= ~onas : . . : = —— ~ oz ~ - 15 YEARS EN BUSINESS —— ee ast be & S083 Ride R7 OX A 7 . ms =o: = sae ut aime (amd prt = a — | Tires For Sale = x i) r hen ft : lo. = 3 4 ames mae. hartel me rose. ee | — AG i i NENT b nd 3 | Sian cake shes HORSES AND VEHICLES For Sale Floor Financed | |/For SALE-WTD) 2. SSF EES ret 2 eS Repossessions «§ a) | Mas Room ht ne Ser ae en Sanne , (OB SALE : a Bai and | . ss FINANCE BQUITIES | (i 5 hes , : ice Fi MACHINERY . oo ~“* camp : ea Sg a siete: ! -abany r . REGULAR STANDARD 9-DAY | See a a a | ae | Th 9133 cerpectian tome | SFEND sear soaaiae aa \ATHEDRAL PARISH APT. GUARANTEE--SUBJECT TO EX- aes te Give of ive 302 : 14, M LIEVE Ti ' For Sale : woken rin kite! Pea: on cuties ee mM mL 2 a lerse bath AUTHORITY Master coupe. 4 I: ~——FvVO0 miles 1924 Ford (Coupes ache u ais 7} Laps 7” stuf! _ sma!! Sa owes = ( oac he ol Broughaw : y) Re } reir: Tom, | me it = | wines : ) : . : 7 on por GHERTY -SHEEH! ~edals x — oe ~~ Tern. pi . . : 3 , ¢ es , 14 sti’ from iwe 8041 RENT LIsz Obvel Bi i! . ’ 7.9 2. f tha mt t . ‘ ieeping Toon , APARTMENTS. Me Larreicr Porte. our Oued { ' see ' . >a : ; F ‘ ’ : ; Mi . . ; ne ne ma OE 4 ker rad. and McPhe*eon av: ef- “is - i> ‘ . ; mat ‘oomished rit off mency apart ment«: $70 te Chrveler Brougham = . ~ ~~ a - : : " ES hiupmeinie Sedan = : 7 | — an ; - 7 oe omniiintetinihe ; 7 | MHudewn _oact , . ‘ ’ : -_ j oa ; aa. 7 » : : ? 1 pag wore Le: _ nat , ; Py mi Ch alfonte A) Ferd Sedans a ' . , - ~ —— . — ‘ » : ° — see) _ _ ‘ > Roadsters Pour , , : g nd § as vie. . t ~ Tuning an4 Repairing Huprmed ; . s Bureck ; - Ta —e : a . ; Sin ." SS sO SET name. fire o REFRI ’ onions Sea , Abbsds it i’ ~~ ule Dake: ° . ? ~ 4 Studie bake! Laareler a =f uch Se ae 5) ’ - — ‘ = > - ” - o- | > } less than dealer s costs co ; pas “ ree : : : | : = = ; ae °v° ry" £” - s 2) ' : . ' $6 WEFARLY | | | lente ee - : | = - . RCOMS WITH BOARD—CITY - North ”~ STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES Wartec aT 'S TO P ° B ebad . ~~ * : a : IT PAYS a ALL y <timins . 7. , we segseage dae Nortnwest Southwest YAHLEM ° 10385 N. GRAND Open Evenings “Opes ening a PaARTS— Neo -' ~ a oranda Seo" - . 19 Kasten

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| MAY 28. 4995. 2 ’ a ae aa ee pit as 2 | | | ‘tan ao | , Ww } — PROPERT : wid —Exchange 96 | ~ Clayton an + i —— ee 5 ntral 8493R est acres. only 2 miles from city mR. Ferguson TAYLOR, 2615 N—Neatly , lor with West » . ted i wsume’ ail convensences ladies gent moun parlor with Murphy bed. | scRNISHED —APARTMENTAGEAt N, 4350 5 — FOUR ROOMS: | NRIs, inctudieg toners completely | want city fmproved up to, $69,000; must! “Beautiful Ferguson Home > | ‘Two six-room houses being completed at 14 and 18 Burrough ee ’ : . "7 | nme om -| MM BED. including linens and eilver; | show real vaive._ A gs. 00., $404 Natural Bridge. (c76) | _ Southern ¢ ; 5 145: $50. at. on quiet, shady pens jarge yard. reason- | COTTA —— |” his beautiful 6-room house; tive in the | | Priee Road and Clayton ear line. Matt brick, hot-water Rooms WANTED “& GING ON. age mg gan 3 apart- ; rooms. 5: 2-room |. WEST. END REALTY & CONST. ©CO., able ee June 1 to Sept. 1. - flat of 3 rooms. beth. . : ‘country with all city conveniences: ‘alam | sane 50 180. All improvemvnt ten , : 4 rooms. sun room newly Painted ; ;- finems; gas, light: CABANY 2053. 6511 DELM AB.{ ony _ 2465W.__ ‘a aa Te. 25-foot vacant at 4427 N. nN 20th st.: equi- | tricity. furnace. granitoid basement, ete.: heat. hardwood floors. tile bath ; lot x w ' Snail furnished teom a Twe i ow hy x > ee ‘ ' Gecorat (c) | Open. itor, ‘) DE TONTY. 3866—Fiat. 4 or 5 rooms,’ ty be +7; for small cottage. ior OOx700. thie t« « real bergain See | - pe Ww = a ee Box with) Pr ohn Fi. is: . 720—7-room apt.; very rea- KINGSBURY. 6018—Pretiv ——- screened sun porch, janitor service: nice. | |. BRAY. 706 Chestuut. Olive 7374 (714 Wesley av.. oF call Forest 9065 for | Also choiee lots on Burrougtis | ane &30 tu $:C ri t. : se ee. room in en. a sable, concessions. (c62) nighed efficiency , apartment, bah aro oe light corner rooms; very reasonab!e. Bee | FURN. HOUSES FOR RENT eee Sa te __ fc) | particulars. ch? 00. Pri Road #70 per foot. King ehwas oer ' BEER Sat ractiusés “nesie' cfeer | Six cleqnetiy tenisesn 2 ~ | LAD. 43 (e898) | FUENISHED HOUSE—in West End 16 | "ALN Laviwoad floors, furnace. 5000. | Reduetion For Quick Sale. |*°~ et ue cea a Road $100 per faite wall ‘ . . ’ ee urni apply after re pleganty f RA—-Newly decorated; & nice | ® bat? } rard: cool ‘Oo oor rece. = == (Bi ieS) grooms: epacious liv ing mF age meng __light rooms Delmar 4990R. (4) | 15 gumimer 5 ‘Lin dell CATO eae igs es pie take = farm worth $2000. no | House; 2-story. 6 rooms. large let. rien N. E. Corner Clayton and Price os | === —-—255—5-room efficiency. new- | F2"ase: “eults 3 egeotloinen wm. | FLAT—Second floor, $30. Inquire 2622)" a | Groesk av. corner Hamilton, 2 pees |ty of fruit. flowers and shade trees: base | details at office. ROOMS AND ) BOARD WANTED x 4; all conveniences; strictly | Vement to clubs and hotels Lindell 4129 W. 12th. North eth trem Natural Bridge sv- ge oe ayy Fe 4 ‘ : ‘ ' ~ ee gy SO ' —_ > t_.f. se iO +. uit warring this veer. i¢ : : hy » Ais VA + ra rowettie for light hous ‘ z “ od 5 r : ~ P | TO EAC HANGE— What have oo wo trade? Leal hoo! churches and stores. 3 hioeks Shor : : KGopang me to Groodte ed and F) on ene xposure; $65 Pa ‘- cool and airy 6 f) rooms furnished~ irnace. 22 N. 12th st. Olive 19368(c) |ATHLONE. 424---3 rooms, completely | farme, lote, buildings, milis, ea bue or street car: al! conveniences. Cal! mn ie Golan 28 Sr geeenors exvoenres B00. ark | cook 58 alea 24 tear rest, tet) | CORTES, SOA nme ON NAY | lattes ene Benen 9900 flat for rent. | Chesnut. “Phone Oliv Chistopher. age | Fermusor 358 or jaw oo : ‘ rs ; BRU AKT? eae -- » . ’ (eck gaye yee « tra tively f = at- ~~: wa: a ade ' Lie ' =e ty 5 sd _ A eS ’ “ ; ; 715—5 rooms and sun par- Cc urnished rooms, kitchenet: | GRAND. 5520 S.—N 4 rooms. Murphy $40 including garae 1 { E S ; : would | a q Delmar 6665 W is. Vv ew Tvo u ~ —-- = = — ——= — —_—_—- ; WRNER LAT rt Rr BC INESS Ke ood ri i" N 481 | decorated ' bed creet (B82) | i 937—3-rdo . bath, ‘} we nw Springs smog i ARD L. BAKEWELL. McPHERSON. 4462—Vers ang _ocrepned pore c62)| LINCOLN. 3937—3-room cottage. beth.| Will trade mv equity in s six-femily | vis a 1Al : ioleven ‘ a ; y desirable and | GRAND, is 68. - hardwood |} Sarde. garage. $15 week. n l apartment building for lot suitable for « | VISTA. 37xx (Kenwood Springs—Sunga . DG. + gre ve . ——————= ' 1559. i} 2. mis | FE -. completely furnished apartment with flieors tne Sidney 3911 “4 _1RORM. a ebineaal saiitieitenatnas ha business block of stores and fiate The | low 6 rooms, 60-{:. lot: baregn!. Cabany 604 FEDERAL RESERVE BAN NK BL on ti a3i1—4 rooms and sun par. sun porch, until Sept. I: first floor east. Te) me ——— - apartment brings in an ante 4656W (oB) | ay Ps ee Sn - m KINGSBURY. 46—Brikgt ttracti > 8 dian PM es ow ) ica Wai one — : a jr ed: third floor t - 3 56746 —Bright ‘ > x ; — ROOMMATES WANTED th built- in KEWELL Sout ry a OTE SEES apartment. h rooms. sun _— . ee D- Southwest 6250 and ie priced to show 2 in 4: . ' BDWARD L. 563 MELVILLE, Call MR_GARMNER_ Renton Bhs J MM ¥ yo, en : * , = — tney apartment. Cohene Sereeae Si AAS Tt ote nie Coautital dicots efticinacs tra see| JOSmPH eat $80: 1 month, rent, SDR EAHA rootn bungalow wih a4 PRESS _ Kirkwood . euNcaLows AND COTTAGES ‘BuNcaLows . ~ ~eapdd : tree | . ' 247 W =e , : OTD #@#21iiciency urnies i ee — : : eh Te «siotr June 7. for oe. A 4 — New room stucce : ———S ot Aseleice a a —_ gl - — he: to the minute with everything your! 4113 A Ls AF AY ETTE | murrrn "y Tne ge (ob) REAL EST’TE—WTD. To Buy modern. larze lot: $500 a. balance a or Sale HOTELS on Bay ae ; whe PN ar ae res. tor $85. ic) Five roomse. sunroom ath. furnace: good | ) , “og LAR ey Se WE BU y “REAL ESTATE like rent Phone Ki rk ood | R73 W coeu) | | “ on OLIVE 3707 —iceai 2 — ee condition . pace ¥ PAY ALL CASH oe eee tae . : ” , ana S&S room fur- *MNCiItiGr $50 » er mo neh arage space, S ; ; . 7 ‘oa HoT zl. 431°? , : " J. , AL TH EIMER. 817 ‘ ee , _ ilshed eee ee $12 week up (c62) $5 Der month = West ANBWE K IN 74 HOT R& Richm d Heights . HANDSOME =i day. weekly rates: tub. show Clean: ' f en Nt WHY LIVE IN ’ HOTELS? &»” ~ FLETCHER R. HARRIS RE ALTY CO...) or _— ae e ope FRANK L. DITTMEIER R. E. CO. on 4540 Ariimgton: curare er hen | ¥ DUCED TO sie x ak Sioa Gseatiadr and enm- 00 N. 4th PUSSIEE E> BSN For symm - sec (8) 624 Chesinut st HAWTHORNE AND DALE —Bungelow: | modern throughout: DEA! Vy S800 luncuat esy 303 «CNima oP iret oor, + rooms, ipletely furn : Ee “Ritu ; ) SSTER GB) ; | Original uick Sale Wanted™ Agente. | ew 5-room brick: sleeping voreh, hard- | easy terme. ax wn tet —-- $1 tow. —- -Runn ne win’ q@un parior. eleep! — porch and ing ice: $7 end 4-room efficiency, in ae LA SALLE 4 ma" 53 yeeme. ” ectric. WINDERMERE PL-——W2U! rent furnished — eC cet) | Wood floors. :lle bath. garage in basemen! a uv . - - ‘ ~~* ait _ ‘a ”" } e—tc8 WASHINGTON. 6115—Attractive 4 roome 'LA SALLE. 2818A—3 rooms. gas. elec- per month to responsible party without WSTEAD HOTEL 456 N New d. et HEIMER. R. "S17 ‘ Casstaut. ey ' > Cum iain stead— . ar it ummer ae . ; 1 ‘ Lor 290x130 é‘ € ve o- | room cot furnace. er ee ee Ie mar 5803. tom . wa — 8! | to ‘respons! Ee ee ths ee | MAREE. as16— ae roome. PHOPLE A owainee beat, jenitec WESTMINSTER PL... 4123—4 rooms and NH. x. “Realtor. 709 snaeee- rn . 4 a. x ~ paar aee. ng foe 4748 i ttnt * aod Rsater - n - go etege ny i av yee uUtI Ts room bunga.ow 7 a ‘ inn 1 iinet decid The | Hotel : ill decorate an put in fire | bath, nicely furnished apartment: $20 TE 3: Si A—F lat. homelike, clean cs Furnished Houses Wanted “2 For Colored—Wanted hardwood floors. 60- foot | let. eide drive. BL SH-BL ans, 1100 © , Original “Qu | ' | home during summer months for $125 ” a ———eme | 1Ot SOx275 Cabany 4656W SS ee eee ————— — Open Cal week. Lindel! 8009 J. (D) 5 rooms: 3 adults; S50: cpen Victor - REA : —_ ° ating . BUY F nomad garage. large ches t wes I oper : a . j : o LTY CO. be ESTMINSTE R . PL . 4633- 33—Near corner, | 2204R ie HOUSE Wtd—Furnished id + & roome aur. M275 eS peor ter — we West of | JOHN H. aB BOTT. Realtor. 500 Chestont. | 51238 o —— to ll flat with a re th ae atet tne Pe PVALOT ser, ‘i 270. 312 Internationa! Life om | z -room furnished apartment: service: ' MAGNOLIA, 342 i—5 rooms nd eum par-! ob . “ marten et Ps - ’ t ~ ' En ending one REALTY CO.. 210 Enright. Del MATT BRICK BL NGALOW i5 roome. tile vets + steam heat. sun roeaurD 4 Bh Reply 5 r rt wricntyi water and ele : q ‘ ——! 6 wie = ‘cRB) | lor: new: modern, hot-water heat . _mar_ BOAR _ *) 1@0R Pe oat ras Oloar brick ' . | firet feor a ee a : DELMAR GARDEN APT. | WEST PINE BL. ~ $124—Neatly furnished | O'MEARA. 3660—3-room apart “ty ; est type of reteren ‘ = = ; Heights: 5 re ecreer a —— ¥ J reened BUN! ND cary TRUS “4017 Notts . ; Kings and. Pye 2d = a ttt ) PF areterenees. all conveniences, @) | hardwood floors. screened porc! ine able: South Side preferred. o E-2.u, | CITY owns EST’ FOR SALE —— sa830- Gecorated , pore Forest 1000. Unien and ot. | " Irewt tile bath ee. 4 roome ’ por : we? i... sensitinienina , = Post-Diepatct : rE ut to. owner wil ; LINDELL PL awa A “HOTEL | = including sarage. 9110 5639 Page—Building and “Furnishings New | ORDGON. 422°2—aApartment flat; 3 and 3 Ses ee M PECK EL EAL TY ©oO . | Northwest Industrial District | . Kingsland. * 50— rme: $11 e most beautiful and completely fur- | : oie ° ) sleeping porch, hardwood ors le eX. South ETTY 5ROOM BUNGALOW — 7 Williams pl., substantially built. 2- | ; Majestic" + AW) Lindell B) Enrich: 6n09— 2d floor: 5 nished 6&-room efficienc) southern ex po- bath furnace: 4-ca: garage . men for in- } SUBURPAN PROP. FOR RENT SORNER LOT—For sale or lease: promi- Fe OF RiCeeROND HFIGUT®' brick bungalow, tile = e . $95 psure; for immediate Ae pee er must be | wemection Saturder 11 n 2 Pp. mm ————-— --- . nent location Southwest and Botani-/,.. _ : near McCausland av: | , at. concrete basement end N E \V ~ BU NG ALC ; ha be hate! ¥ th 4 “ a 748 —_— | rnome : $00. seer) io Oe appre: late d. See them today » | e unday _ r to 2 = = = ws Ca 734 Joos on Southwest av 1 block } : modern S7000 | made. price 4 7 watt - ais a tmosnne ) ; GRANT-BELL | Manager on premises. —__) | BOTTOM YomeyT TG, A =n : _ irne | APARTMENT—6 bright. cheerful roome west of Kingshighway: excellent location | ©) ~ large - price $7750 i BL or terms. See owner on prem: nace TO on oned a wy ge. a ae newly decorated; heat furmieanec. Karase or Tiliir ri : c |B one okt ses - ne our larce 4 Eatete. GI26 WATERMAN ©-room ef- | $40.__Call at 3606A 5.‘ me = imumediate possession. Oven for inspet tion SOU THY ‘esT RE ALY co. Kingshigh- WENZLI 1c ho cee Cheetnut (five 1427 ; L. HECKMANN @ CO., 100 N. 7th. Beautiful pays ~ veomiow of ur 8 = . lle Olive RAC ich) Bus to door brings you to see ~ ~ — ~ ; . . Y , ’ ru Si , ; , ngie o en S8ulLe " Chestnut. Realtors a fe hated ficiencs apt.: rea!) lecatiorz ever. COn- RUSSELL 3°19 4— Bear 4. i t : : ; YK) Newport eY VU ebeter Groves (CRY _. ay and Routh we et nA" Grand 25%. a « 3 — 2666. : ate ‘Greve ss Delton. wa 3 ( eas rhcal or FLuropean - “4 ’ ‘eo ’ Te C00) nda , sleepine porch ai — : ~ | Bt N ' L —7 rue 8 at .\orman ii ee wah Sa ' hey Tr;ca LB pre tal i? 4256 M ARY L AN D we geen ~q “ 53. al = But na Fgh >: pre room and bath neat Reser ‘ . ~~ »o ; — 33. | aba thas “8 (ed) IMPROVED PR’P’ TY FOR SALE University City ~ Ow ed W ants Quick Sale : mena 5 | +o tw , PE ae et: rr) maid's roome ~ a i ; Sie _ W ood bine “and George* . ‘ : "a 5b reom ungaiow raw . ~ i Sneenat > 2h aap aaemaaeat mae Bins Peet: ke cO.. 613 Chestnut | Y RKLEIGH EFF ICIENCIES: RUTGER, ; 1904—8 Foome. oash, electri AT—Kirkwood. | WOod nent wt $30. For-| RESIDENCE—Laclede as bargain a | Reduction For Quick Sale "te bath, slate roof; all tip-top shape, Cau BURNS, 1168 t RESORTS 4954 WEST PINE BL nT A 4" REAL TY - ‘est 2O19M (c62 avig for flat roo! house: bargain; lote: beautiful corner on Midiand Di.| comes om aa, Kener? bee | i . r , ‘ itjw today For Rent - NEW APARTMENTS IDEAL LOCATION | SIDNEY. “aa: § 3 vice come’ bath, elec: | RESIDENCE—In Clayton. furnished: mod: — EBBELER, 722 Chestnut 1 emansiuiustvetemmcaliccaatbioncntce ” | NCO, Parkview 14! : es 54 somanat : Wess to 0531, San Bonita: 5 anc 8) FIREPROOF BUILDING DNEY, S816 —3 pict come if degired: | ern: regmonable. immediate possessice| —"“eocg worm —aente eee | HERE'S A GIFT | show. ike é- room Lion, Mia‘ fl « 45 ) ‘cae in Tg hy modern in every detail “one Have 4 and 5 Rooms Available. oy possession a" wigs : . 2111-13-15-17 Eugenia; invest here: 7 show. Ka of —. | we nenes ce, two ecw : x. ks Required. | Sidney S32. a © ; “rooms 1320- 24 D AL E \ V roomns and bath each: price only $16.900, | Get out of that stuffy apartment inte | See “thie pee | RIDGE, 6443-—3 ror pReALTY é. CONST co ' Delmar 6139 Deimar A055 (c62) |SMALL fiat Ri as 04 Gout » & ‘ niv t 4 —_— viechion tte. gas CHAC NCEY P Hi ATH C a. 314 thie new S-room modern brick bungalow v.. i emg N J : “9 | Hodiamont ; ; = aN ' 2 on . — aa “ » live 4155.) terme like it: ® built. one left. on Bart- me. 2 stories : >1] Te) mar . BI oe ne ter rarn LE é Ir ere | toa 5 nd = eS I “ A sees ui , One e ? n a t .: ; a ~~ _6oii_ ™® ROW NING | APART MENTS ———— ae . —_——- . ~ ae r F . _— ~ —y saa mer avert spiendid nan 40 Pett Mill, Schumack: © deo: r 5536 PERSHING Bye. > ceede manent ee Tas | vies ohn SAVINGS TRUBT CO.. Ps c) : FARMS FOR SALE i THOMPSON R. CO. Parkview 141 | Beat oe Make offer jee | Wie. pacman with Pamela’e: op iene ae ae 24 SOU TH TAYLOR Beautifully furnished 4-room efficiency. | 7 arta =;—6 rooms. modern: Missour | | hent.. MAJESTIC HOMES cone a Seam heat, double o garase: 3 TP) tere Cd) is ie’ - + + lle , a overlooking Forest Park: with open porcn, IR IA. 341;,A room (4) Ss 0 5 P r j 4 d ssour oi Fe Vinita Park Delma mar v! cmos __{e veel “Fortest Park ane a | CATHEDRAL PARISH ep one Seen efficiency furnished. rent| _ adévite aarerstiiy uburban Property—F urnisne SALE OR EXCHANGE tins nr a 4“ : . . 445 fiat 4 rooms. bath.| pops} - & a ba | ' VENITA PARK Ches : . r , >» hardwe ana ‘ rental includes flicht gas. ail lin wv — ¢ - INCRE wi J 5647. een nee ea . : . corner furn adie = ; 9% e z . ee’ he ‘ 208 Int e a" Jona, i4 “ e = cle beautifu \ fur. . = . . ‘ ’ i ; . " Lv . Hos - ———— -_ — = = 4 te: 1-roeom to §-room efficiency. : or without hotel service rentai in-; 'vrppi A” 4¥e) ee in ®h) BIILDING LOTS—We hare R first-class BEAT TIFUL &-room new Colonial ¢ituated . a New 4-room __munalow : acree ned . -r r : 4 . . " . ‘ -- nf ‘ ° . . h. ¢ 7 - 7 . _ 2 emg and telephone. lude linens. silver, lich ce rw ——— ea . os : = : _— in Kenwood Springs. which are relng to n ja? with fine trees. The hous hard wood floors, tile bat * etc. aehing $10,000 byt me : —— en for inspection | fant anil ena elevato: ery ment | ACADEMY we at. reorm U i A pote -"h in) a t reoms mo re nN he eold in the next few dane to close es- ‘ “k rer . and ta ied pees la teat lighting fixtures: og $5500: 8500 dOHN H. f . : 4 I LA ’ . por GETS. SHERHAN 721 Chesamut. — "O90 a“ : . See ; RT ore 7: Sh. Ces —— : dT _——— — Late f you ere int erested 1 to} crAe termon ’ reh Laree screened-ic | balance $50 ver month Bs Ss aa i Cee : EE eer apartments y § , o 2AR 4 2Fet? ’ Tis “ii as Sit ’ ] ‘AD ie 4 “, POG a see ue for thie ; ite . f side porenh and lee nin oreh: 2 Ld | Mave ED. 07 ‘ of = | sreuntass frou 8 ..m | BACncer. Cabany 1908M 6) | 97154 Sh@idan. 7 tooms, bath. ele ee “SSANTON-TAYLOR SO... | rage. Drive past 315-8. Gor RD .. meeet! orgom; | FLATS, AP FOR SALE a ; jencev Apartments for Rent rr t . ' ; ; ? . =A V Fz > TL = ° oF eParyta oO)"; — 4% f A ; . rw pcorrns ras. - : 7 447 74 ‘easton, ' ; fi ura “Tf eas and price 1] ’ e rs. 40 FLA TS— investment in 356 Ss: b ¥ - .r : : ; e ‘ ~ a ¢ ev o he Te. ary) “eT Treason i ‘ = r > :’ , as’ TrUT ' 2 > 1 ‘ ert ree - yf "AST G {) “E = = - >. A T eh ‘e] ‘ : a ' : AGENTS’ RENT LISTS SHERMAN APARTMENTS | Olive 2 “tee Pe cee icd) | THER! 710 B—3 rooms. electric ena ont oma, FO gree: | 1 Lois 30: must be sold th ¢ Kies: priced from - te 000; ; eee - —--— = aii i: 7 . , de os room ne locat nd a real buy at $2750;| FOR personal insvection Webs a. dhanam | terms. Cal! Grand J a DOL GHE Re ry. SHEEH AN rSkinker Rd. and MePhi rson CA 5 5°211—4-reom fla 0 Eat re aey terme: he t nee. mB. Mz in, 7 call Br ow at Weoater E. } A rR’ Alw “a; Ts } ‘ q a” ry ‘ 0 , in ' : " ’ if : ' Lz "9 1} ¥” ; A ae ce “’ r Vv : F 6 TY ’ ; ‘ ‘ ; gana ‘4 . : ' ‘ ee ; ‘ ™ : } i poo So (Ww ’ ' sr — r . , * rae aft t we RE A 4 KE RS’ - Pot yt” 1 § REA’ TT CO 4445 G Trav ow. SSS See 12 a lhl y ar ain l-room to 5-Toom ioe = 1 w) 83 _reom CO te® | ao 8 on . . . * | ek ee at or ‘ } .* “3 f ia ‘ eI Zi - Ua ed 4 etic. 5 pga yA yy ' Central | om fiat. os : or 3 ee ee mieN: AY TT EIMI R & oo ae EA ee ee ee: eae on fae — => REMBLEY-WILSON R.E.& L.CO.—Write | a iodo Ey =e : bs ag" Soe: 696. ant. oo Bp Boden? SEEHAN. 721 C heatnut.| GHOUTEAU. 1907—5 rooms, bath. #: ee. + ee a ae iM ALTHEIME ED, © and Ghestant. « en ee 00 f R5AR PE meee ! decorated, ba } * rooms: newly decorated: larre | When he geste hot me 62> Fairview for miter ' , \ —w a? | ; s ! : AnG i? ' y: rH six roo } a apartments ren open PECK STATE, ~i in ? I ‘ : . s i r : , att P lot = ot te : al oiW $3950 | SH000 where he ne) ow of doors pee Fz ar i) are LU Bas exoauir! aly fini d: new build wright Bidg ale : eorated eur rhishe = or?’ —— the MET.1.1 ‘abosh ~ J Benton TAR, Webster 1200 00 ee —— | JOHN } me i ] xau ; s: $10 : ; »* " . ' . qe ‘A ; , |» \' } ‘uracé tree . *t” 2 ' = " . ‘ OoOrm orc HARD RANK PRALTY © clude ne vem? : : bel }T Thi} ' $60 i r’ | ve] “ - r . " ‘” ’ gare ‘ 1 LN, Lao a rit nes bath. a ect if $5. = ah rer , mee a” : . " Fr , ‘ sere . ’ f t 4 Tih ; ; ties ~~ ‘ ; . rk ye > room ’ =r : . ‘ 7 late! ew. | RE , , : ti os U " et: ' af AL, j Eh ft INES I Ke o H1s Ches! nut. PT. “2 cyey . , ; ’ : ernie es « , 4 . : , ‘ Drie hHwn a. ora’ tic: GLORY 4 GLORY . HAT LL Fl t JAR on aos , en ' ied .. .iherene | mn ‘a 1] r a ddreen ‘ 4) ' Forest n: iM ‘ } ~Orn nie > ek Tn é c Remem ber Me moria! Day by a arting to oo : : : . . «> : AU « ou - ” LAN. ~~ 40xx-—Bungeiow : — mod- 2 residen of © roume eee — ODA coms and - room: streets it- | bath: rent re se te _ o Mahalfonte Apartinents wAREE Sish—4\ large rooms, newly | EASTON. 30% rooms st floor | oF $2000 ee ange BOWE Ase Te eee te | 7 N. 9S a ee di ge | ioc ee yen ( c iy | Grand i 957 ® “) | Our la Mat of rf aia ena ate , Prue Ss ‘ao ot: 2: fime « omm ur mime- | own our he et o 7 inf | , 7 : —"& rooms a bat! mod- TO LET—BUSINESS | at ne“ees t 4 ~ + $. HOO. $500 | trent e ton i. eM - oe mailing let a. conditicen : * palance nee feorth TH: a _©£ . . * , s : ~ T T ae « ‘ ' , ie " . mer ' iy : E ; } OL ID ORC 7 ARID BANK REAT TY CO. agente me chance Dandy nay Mb te RANIIN. al : vE MU N PARK APARTMENTS it. : ——— = IL/ . 1304 r. Rid room goog = ~ iain Senet dees ~ L, GERLING REA! ‘ | Open eveninge until 9 money wonder 101 XN. ic rete! @ my Oe oo N rth wood 7507 rooms. *” Ke 254. —_— “irs fioor o ! né - , “ sill , a Ow «7° \ vv“ i ‘ arie oa “oo mate : Cahar ae e . (6) } "1 HAN hen mitt ; 0 “y 340 ~ €° ath . $1 , Pa ers » gshooret electri equipment and | —=—-—,—~ — = ; OW NER LPAVEs JUNE 1 ) oe ee Gro on . a baths: $125 LTHELMER. 817 Chestnut Pe . : iding tf a complet . if tools | lv bx at Carsay ace te must be sold. or might lease wjth | WILMINGTON. LS ty ye J ‘1 /T \»¥ R 4 : ' “ry ) "a ‘ B: ‘4 . t ] ; h L +. A. . : Northwood, 6330-34—7 cvome icin samme dm | hot-water neat APARTMENT “oo f'at . ; | Zz ; \ is ‘ : £ on ‘ ’ I rt } ,. , sf : 4 " i; ! - . = , add \ ‘ , ; ‘ , ‘ ' ag ;*? , ‘ af f . ; ‘ . . " y Z , ) 7 A PARTMENT—6-f 1 APARTMENTS -OR RENT weeme Ea. CHAMBERS {5]5——4 rooms. gas and elec- MATS pane om {, get Suto malt = . ae : pee ®, ~~ loor | WaT. 5336— i Four-rooin ‘rane: codege > oan North wood 210—7 rooms: 1! | rea ly mae conf \ e prove- ¢ lot xP On throughgut. Sidnev 44991 a M ‘o (North a bath: 2d floor: $135 I IE "hi roome and bat! FNORTH MARKE 1] 6A —- me. Dat! Ce t } ' ! my 40-foot iot near Eeston av Improv —- ee _— made. Come out ~ - ] WAGNER-G RANT- BELL A? R — ;, —_ om Surnare + *}4 } , > | ra and Hunt 3 ; ’ easy terms oy 40) Sy! ves .» : unis bath irde F , “Preferred R: al Estate ” ny . See Sait | ner é 491h , . : = : a — a. Tice ‘ O14 1 ont Dispatct . i . ' WE : ATER. "GROV a = TRI = T CoO. - i ir *! i? “ *" tA i \ ‘ : Tr! “ats col i . ‘ : ‘“ : , te r "1 : , o beat and jaultor wm r “a: Chestnut. Realtors _ Olive R62 Ey = a rent $20 2 PAGE } 10——4 Troon u ectri wh ¢ without menoxrapher ang le | Sy i TV [STON . contractor ym “NO BULL PiI€HT : . : A — . I are = : i er? bo . . aul 2 a »' . ¥ ; | rine ’ foo iots vou eve an ' ' ( Ta " — leet vit ieee , ' * ' , = That ie‘all it needs to be 100 per cent - a | « Lh. ASG ow wth ~ ”) af eee 4 : . ; ; ‘ ’ , ' Tree erg a” moira t ric : | ‘ South MARSEILLES APTS. || $65 WALTE NES R, E. C ace oe we exten: newly | GRAS .f WASHINGTON—Reautiful| for quick sale. E. Stdin. Deimar | Spanish. Larve logia, and pews: & vootne | doctsie ied furnace; | + . , ‘heatnut Lav'vE seers 2» ~ ; e | | fom dyeing | #47¢ yee fireplaces. am winiew 1d aocrs rooms ectric an dv eorner apart- : > » V a N\ A\ : . —s mainted and ecornted uv ie ' ' ;, ~iee ee bia land breakfast roorn; basement garage 7- | $57 50: terme to suit: und dreasing reem: (4-82 ATE R I A STA sii) - BUGe he -R JONE . BO hes’ nu ening ; ead a. eT COUNTY Bt ‘77. iggy ‘inch oak floors, etc Benton 748 Web- | W ENZLIC K 110 Cheetmr iv hath heat and tani- Me have available in this new mod #180 . est : . y ee ’ mn iow i ys pain Vimika a bath eter 1200 “pho you “WANT “TNDI a building 4 or 5 room apartments. | OSS. “ ' : hares mis pe uN. | a2 oft nox 1‘ rig | OLD ORCHARD BANK REALTY CoO. 43xx 8. Compton; leaving city; must sac- North | Olive BUTS ACT ech apertment has tile bath with el 1002 Pe AR AG | Jn ke meore soem. LOxtUn. > JOHN C. G REC LICH K & | Open today and every evening __ | rifice; artistic 8-room English bunasiow. bai a we RE i* _ in’ ke PORES, 4 , . concealed t ha rdw oad : .! ‘ tho ii n | ree ‘ia i és 2d pe " ar s ' ee AD 4) ' ’ ‘ 9g ROC mS ' iandse aped grounds. Riverside _s00Tw Crs mma, ng, elect y= ; c ‘ne 4 : "ee nTrpr pery ye . : rootTis ' bay ‘ rie? 'n ' rere a TO . ‘ | . [ “Ali } ; wT A } - | ; y “ . . ° ri and ras store JEF! y RS oom mient ' fine, ch ) ~ : | - | PRCIA 1, PES a 1°R Portlar RSE Rt Inspect. ” This Super Lg cc 20 electr ic 4 Open for inenectio | electric : od , , modern eo! n oO _, ' go turda’ ‘ - , , : 126 tland Terrace: 3 roome and larg. 49R5 Loughborough at owner, 4014 E.&@ RK. G. Scott "800 Chegtnm I7eaA NK. setrerso! rooTTe. M ~ nepectia tet us" cy} ee ‘1 ay ‘ “e } 7. _ road ; ! h glazed aun room on let T). 4 bedroome, tl'e | ealow _ ith livin be barony L-4 ° lect r 2 +++ " A MORRIS AAC ft @€O POH (hesinu ve 1049 Pine seis os , ; oo a, Tie peg pe * See fla , an? bath and tare riAZ sleering perch on , at # : ni 4 Pleasant at. 24 to | ae i Em. jar JOHN H. ABBOTT. BARGAIN SOUTH ‘ - a re .) ° . ° ’ . ’ . ’ . e ' nmiere thie ———— LA BK EAU ME. 912—4 rooms electric’ rem + YMOUTH 6135—4 rooms modern: new ; — Tee Fee road for information c 24 flow dar close= on niv “Park )— mE | c2) » decorate “s nes , anet VA £1) nd 900) - BILBO © Bu , 3 ft! hot-water floors a | clecets. © rme: at Reservoir "ar ani]. 7-ro ; . ; © CD | a aera — — aa ‘sane meet Ns ; _ - phe complete home for $16... beet location, | bus . —, term room efficiency: - \ ; LEE : " : PLE 1eOoO—-} nis yr " j = I : ; . abou ili & D. ements: ‘“d fleor the Model Apartment | LEXINGTON. 5161—Ne t 35: 3 rooms, batt uric, gerag , » M4} ‘Front See Rock road: b ° ss 1a EY_WILSON” Webater Groves. | ' © ARTHUR FISC me. co Purnished by Recrugges-Vandervoort- | | ys a mer Ve General Contractor and rr , : a"4 verien loca- ’ oak fart ruor . . . ara- nt ? i 2 Po a t « rletety } ashe or on » tom own of . oe) 3370 — — : Barney. On Westwood Drive. in mene — Nie! . or ’ ' =1 : rere b ag £ “ iy HOO | nie O elt , (‘Or . feGt } G9TS Gravets. SY. - Ri raie 3375 “ : | = . - . . ia ‘ . i¢ .-. . ‘ vlar ae tat = o ‘ - REALTY co. (c6) Wydown Court HARRIS Wr INBLRG R l 2D » +> ‘) am }. \ ; = ™@ Teooms and bath. all modern conven Centra! G06] lot? Chestout reomnr..e ect ne eam om - ie 10T% nour irug ator t frne acre >-reem house ——. t — a thorourh ' CRASOTS, conven tent! located 44” 6 Deere. ( Le Ww “$7500 “Y nd TeY7 A) butid'n,” oF A 4 ROOK -BLACKWELDER $30 (GRAS *é. Loo N Lt VW MS TMINET ES ; i"A— eCnornys . ree? +) One, craragr fruit trees one i os © ” Wwe) constructed and in exce’ ent eondirian | — ; ee 2 CO! aw KOU nat ae Ag ESTATE TRUST cy aa e AN Pr Hy. oo 20 " yeome "d fieo! ng por ’ moder . (“aban a . me on line near Flor esant $4 Tho ean’ i] ving alana " th ie hurning | NEW BU RUN GALO’ 4. fe ate prick : p A : IN f arc ’ ' 8 be tern ; + } le ehaley av nea : a) 1 wl A iy ‘> caret scl) | im 5055 1010 Olive.(cB) water, £ae se pera e porch sal —— ; — — Meck ADY REALTY CO GIFKA Easton. | ing ge wt eo Rapid ip : tile cath. hardwood floors. furtiace: enty > — * bath, e and Gery larer “eetnut = sc hoo o onu for t y f .W , eee eee marie 7 hlieck: low rer’ : a . WEET PINE -BL “955 rnorme second - = , 3 - > : : = Le P ‘ ° Don's in St. Louis sone: . oh ° poeeepe nny Phage By e we pmera Fn oy an Onee ] BU NGALOW B ARG 1A AIN ' hrourkn : : : " i) we *4' u » 3 m1 or — : »9 NM ; 4 ' _ 7 ot he “e lot “ ith wat er gas . = ’ 7 ys ESTATE. 7! awe. a floor: large. light modern emer. electri Tans enone dd and inted og trees. sidewalks "n7 some mae * new!y decorated There is a Marae 4405 SHAW A AY. P and receptor - 60° 4 B L - - : - Serame . £0 -foot lest s: 00 and up driveway end or abundance of trees ) a) ‘ic? } -) y pa = _ . ; tree _s ' § yo TT?e mah ——— - ’ : w Manenester and shrube ‘lo ry ’ » io : 4 rooms : k ‘ ' eb e ARCH HSH’ vEF ER - © RENT—F rni hed PIN} i—Large sto oom 2Ox1l04. or oy ‘kw ood-F ne e r ant get 0 ; atiiw 1B mgetnny OMe 9 of al we i taleekt tp ath oe with of! burner, {loot | ingsbury Court we Ros Chestnut SS | FLATS FOR urnis oO heaement 20) ea. ft. (cae ro ne: walk 2 wie ice north tg affiee. | bv owner. Phone Webster 335° 7) ROLHMER-GASTBENSOD, | i. ‘ : . ooo Cnn wee » ue -—— = 817 Cheatne®: large rooms. also sur SALTISBUR’S. 2135-4 rooms ane an Centr: ; mTOR! LDING—On Jefferson near | © SB at > | _ '21_*. _ath at —_ ch) 2 | parlor with a built-in bed: | ee Tnouire — — -s "Re phy i en D> blak | Weliston a “SOLD- - 7 LEFT cy. — ue ’ q also Ii eon A ~—q . iS; . ay oes ,—h roome ic‘ly | BL EVENTH. 931 — rooms, complete , % RHRY. 2ILE ' > ° ) , ‘OS } a grounds Forest + : — —" S gs ic y : re i fiat . : Kaen : J for housek eening NS 0 week Incuire ' : fie fice Salesmen on (of .y MUND 1 18 (Wetimioni—t hlioeks ei AC T “ee ie 4 | ore at ; 7 Riu 4 : ea: laundry office f . in?) ‘'IPGIN Err: ) store | - Hodiamont line R.roeem modern soo DOWN a CLAYTON M)., astdne _—theauiitul 5-reom . . ) ) R OOM E a F 1c IE N¢ y ‘ ’ at TTT RAG "T | \ K H¢ M KE | dence 60x1; p4: B3-car grace: sheds ete wv 1e wer conetruc tion efficiency; 2 Murphy bedn: jaulter sere desirabi tmente | ’ | b mene: SOCLES: Set Wine: teen e have wi 200 s * epen just wi forest ' ark. i, re © spur k 4e0nn ee 3a 4] Por av each Ww rth . — mae ‘ ro 7 ' pp F SS ee jenton w= 40 Bean whe pa we res . . r crn frame bunga lower in the Ye “ ‘OL r. TOLL ACh. 101 S. Sth, Olive 338). . - i gepa ate entrances and contains lar ] : ; oO ; ig Ty ~ Norma S rhein bp MB a oek Metrene, e% modern in every ied) 4 j . 7 ing room adinin re hed rnor i+nhen- NNERL "hoo $ a ' , ' ; , evcrrers bysi re on ‘ i : ps ape: ' s to on ° ~ : = — " 9 ‘ . oo 7 agit , r. ' | b= ' St ; . ty atl : levt s rr rte LE At TY «Ww " ste ‘ a pumedsate Raw | atte breaktas' —— ts. ann a pieety aa ed Sls ve shops tt + Park Hete le oN. oe sa anerrened Augusta atid | BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES “DEPENDABLE ALWAYS” | New double filet. 4 roome 10W ard L.. Ba kewell (hath steam py aie ge an aean eaecns ey | ' r Sale $445 Grevotls. Vietor T9296. | Treom, hardwood floors steem garace a extr = epaded _ roonis, mod- 7 Fj 1a ON. CUTth OM, 4 yore lune tree ria’ 46 Northwest A? I = unl iclineg pie ” CORNET Pag ETB TRUST, 719 (heatnn ; : : “ Osage room bungaley. a i eT EIME It K17 Chest nut. : —FURNISHED | “ere BRILILIAN i 47 5 Ne wy ( TO 1 COL = wee ae , say Ke : , ‘ INTLY 47: ~) | ath eber tric inust be apid: owner | tile bath gas, clectric; casy monthly | ee ee BNIGHED APAKTMENT—5-room effi . mew, seers nneene comm ~ * flat. garage; $10 week. Lim - PACL— Desire op wa flwore- including both cima! and 10. of RLAKE & BRO. 815 Chester! *Baleam fen” T3 (i) floor east: « . > two Murphy beds, beautifully entrances. cr Oe? Cheatnt = ~tyt Apert e o1 — e2- mens. e maid | | = . estan “i “. open oN, | teher from June 20 oo gent . CLy DE _ ' ite rR + L } nn | os mittee . e | , aa # ana a “on. ' # —sT, om . en month =. . a ; “i a ainsi ve a, x L. or Meee ET R a. ‘ i : cle te , I 4 . : } ar i} a . »¢ : 475500 easy terme {al Fores anpes oi ' a a we . é . CHES aa ; . ie?) ; | : > pi? ‘ roo;rie in! j ling - ; . weet hh Thorns 6 Sration of RD) | po oe — soe eo —- Ft nnn ye CR tia hiT Vee: _— —_— : ss — on eriane —vT rrr eat ang nitor service Pi ; Se ant . - Snagrigit rw — ". ~ Y he os 4d sporiment om’. 4 on BRIDGE jinr—3 large roome SORTHLA ND 1no—5 roams. sun ; 4 4 FLATS AND AP T s rahe ete a © , | mecond floor. People’ ~ es ge ey LIAMS® E - OO. Cab. 4 hal “n47 NN. — ys — _ SS BU ILD FOR y ou Atta m OMA XN Mint soe « ’ ii modern ‘ omfortably fur ane eler nine pare Py ‘ . 1, T We a 3 roo " iL Bi rvne } Life rid : . +? ‘ve POomns pain }. = : oly 2d - ent r rooms. aun u plave: mane. Lh Imar S82. . ORTH | A ND fe SR. —-roonm efficienc ~ ee ferrce ‘ ’ ae — a - i hieck ecu = 208% H. ARK Renlter. 700 Chest nut i AND WATCH WHAT you ARE pth ; ba rea kias - fu eniahe a She : . “host” "| T Lower, «= OOS medern, Barage ” ‘Binate ' fir susiness (‘ocation Cava new BI sa * LOWS } GETTING FOR Your Me NEY IN cD "BAKEWELL at ae South WALTER JONES R. E. CO., 618 Chestr. june 17. Box W-#4, Post-Dispateh A re ong ‘o4) FOR SALE OR TR. 7 _- cOME BRICK, SOME #&TICOCO | MATBRIAL AND WORKMANSHIP ‘ 118 N. 7H — ; — - — ———— ——- "a * room 4 bath. couple 4. he DELMAR AND t me U iD 71) Af 4 reor tile bath. tutit-im tobe. te We use material and workmanship the — 86 Oks Y¥TH iimie—p reome. & . Y BSTY. 4115A—~4-room. efficiency: NORTH MARKET BN7R—New flat. LAT, Wie an Euricht son ager % ISHED A} \RTM ENT—Reaut: ful . wa —7°%4 3° ~ 4 room * ha th | nat fignt aa poe $40 a nionth Bos m~ OOo « ' Pvse et wepecac’s 7 3°) ‘ bea BL TT a ‘thane atrbdiv teint Tervyprees hal yon 4 : sa earmen oF pre | ser , BASY TERMS ee? ‘s* | . rf’ : a | ee roeoni* Sa Tiee : : - ; + . : : ~~ - > b i . +, E * — , : . : , . ‘ - 4 yt? or prope a | “a » " | ) p mr li ren’ heowse ; f, , « of Penney!’ berheed: verw nicely furnished: «8 ' ; Bee ARI HSHOEPER - : . Yispate! (4) if Al. WARE , ( tx? tron an exchange fo ’ : ° , it ST -— FLAT® 'N TAYWs ite terete + \ ( G. SOOTT BOD 4 Chests ; Convernlencer reasonable rent ‘| Mhestnut , — : —— rex Ss 4 ‘ " - ivine , a «ito ; i} House , Tr iy » and 2 be Arooms ar " : ect %) Pe Ste apt 'tat 4 three Mane oom wr mac! "4 " Poe! am OE8. ix re. 3112 : a ee and ae ». s oar rina ‘. +n a A M AYVER REALTY (oO VRen iM A NN Main fie ec and decor ated adjoining bath &PMrPl. i e501 roo. hat awoot floors, | - - smart “ wert mer e posses *iot : . . eae ae row i. kifenen ; ’ J _ . “oat . ew partiner “sa fleo open (os) ate) So20A & -reom apt: oo Colfax 54 10W Ss ’ —— $ be o 4 — ' far elieht party S 1 i. ye! 1s He iH 4612 GRAVOIS AVENUE " a re ry r Tw ave = , , .* * ~ -_ : rr Z . ; ” Gn room efficienc cy HBG aii ae ts. Ba_ ae heat furnished eg neat GIR —— 4 DWELLINGS FOR RENT rats y oa , coast ane : ay of) ( yN L, Y $37 a4 50 ; Rivecsigs at Cpen Sunday ti eer 4 ’ —_ =~ ] I 2 large one kiteh | ner 1908 _N. Union hath. electric Central (), O00. vie is the ne oe of this G-room frame home on |) Detiy ull 7 P. M. ted? : " [8205-11—2d o1 J fioor. ye! cow le Grand 763 im emer) | | SP Al DING . oI Le 4 a ath, (oR) : — , we 2 bh —— trong Ps agg trey Whe... =e : Pel) Turnpsties ’ 7. ” / Yoove ae ee yn TOT ; i? heat wry Sper. —_—— ipaPrtaR 3: 3 ear Ti R-room house ' An r Convenient o anevm Peer ahd ae een mane . WR : sD ME i eI? : i heat nut. / hoe wrter nee me pny sun F OF LAR 3. = a = Bn Fw $15 pommet WANTED BUSINESS Pp’ —# eee . . a . ye se loon thon Street made dims ones AND INVES yoernee _ - : . at : “4 ict) / apa LDING 4ans yA—D roo ‘ = water . — ° once a . ‘ a} AC ' : eral ] have just listed one 0 “ ‘ ; tee ao pe ene terns tal rer Southwest aS Rien {): fur , ee efficiency. : Southwest | s parlor, tile bath. har Teh joors. ¢ 4 PECK ESTATE, 210 Wainw right c. o a Par at aa yy ge © mene he inB) | RASTA = — 1_DeCauglang.—__ | TeegD oe A. 96064 ronene 493 iB) North Louis County; thorough- | Northwest RAPFERTY 'TOOLE, Olive e62) ..,— 4a — —— lo a 2 furnished reoms in ape partme nt. cant: couple Matin , o ; PEFR 45 Yiandy traine cottage. 4 HANCOCK. ee ae new — ‘ . ‘in —— Phe ‘Ol ive 75 y & erate entrance garage Benton n 2OSPW | = XN W ] \ TS. , $55 5 GRAND BL.. 2530 \ —f-room house, &! ly sgl house ; the grounds | | ag bath electric Sarece e juet cem ee a ST 1) ; , : mB. _—= 3,14 a 3 P E ¥F 4 . conveniences, with some bedroom fur R FE E 5 T ’ . ‘ ted all down payment, baqance like | T bl ae a a Mi mt ‘bar dae wal ~y ha with Murphy a WwW ‘ niture. _ Lindell SuoPM \« A & A 7 E | comprising b “AC res. Sur- | ! — ORE MEY ER & RRO. : 5iep Laatton ‘BERTHOLD. 6240— “Routes uth Fores © orert . 1 : gree APT — rome LUCKY. 3969—4-room cottake ane K ras t. “ / Fores: 961 . HE sa ~ ~ ag: oper! uw an “ x —B800 west. ._ southern cor- . 4 for rent jease b* Sune I Pi a passes any thing ‘ lse in the | =r tai i~ Kk 50: 2 ico Hamilton " bockea | arage: mh down . a. MOWERIS AA! 1 ypen pereh; __ Park vie —" ae ght Hard ad | KAIME R. E. CO. 219 ®. ft ‘ | syuth from Netural Bridge ev. »—4-roern ton 2147M ' : , > _ i - « : - : or " " ° * ; . ’ ' ‘ : . 5 -~ cow r. Se ae Mel HE ns delet panties rooms | ; . al 12 a e¢ m «at. Ipen . : . ~ a REAL EsTave CARDS . ounty . th hard wood froers. eae Se ; COLUMBLA. "ama bi os ‘ fien- Ny —.. room efficiency : ~hand- : n2e4 ; 102 ~ ath. (ed) MARGARE TT 7 4° O ae ® Pilot ks Vw oR’ ol ‘ “ ‘ ; 9 . 4 roctne tow. “PRICK BUNGALOW ) - . ’ r 200 a 4 4 : . © hesermet EDM AR D "y BAK! 18 Ww - Ll, “Sen a. | furnished $a0 month, or wil! PRANCIO PERRY 4 RU rH, ) Fairground Park; Sc2. Lis with ue for results. JAS T Interested pa ries tele phone. oe Tigh A —— mel ‘ : r *7 : ‘ J : ’ . co * erp Pp e rr ie i wane TCLAT 1°14—Be Situ b- | th corner | ~ F T M. © . are. water (cB) | : TE | 6a6> Dees: omen : ce | i: DOUBLE FLAT! = rooms fu oor first-c.ae coe" | Phone C Caban hal. (8P) N\ EW . L A S for 1 or = fam: lie ciectri wa ter . — ——— - E DW AR D L.. BAKEW ELL | tile Bash, et , on Pe Riverside 282) , and breakfast reom. use eer : “‘nes' nut} et. me Bw — — - - 7 o im SH sdadada wom | to party assuming | MONR! YE. 1452—Reer ~é-room cottag BUSH & CY 3334 ‘Pine Bomont Pot th . wart et miter service — ety a q : 2720 WN 2 eni- . garage. \ot SOx 1 Re cieccine | ton, en BO try COMPANY KINGHAM COURT. 4924—ant. 906: eee ve ae, - i 118 N. 7th St. Foun’) GRECLICH R. & 1. CO. - : : . ha - F ae ere mf . * TT ae? Md ; 4 SentinuoU- no 04 Wainwright RiGee & Poe Sttractive furnished: very fa) | IN HEDGLE - . “MORRIS AACH R. CO. 876 Chestnus Over QuARTER CenTuPpy | | Olive 5555 ini ae on Hever} - : - » ' % ’ > : stea rn ; 7 . ss fined wours oo ~ , : a “ ne 4 le aoe H tt an 3—F urnished m7 "pinion wt at branch nerioe. Linon and | : South FRANK 3 >| @ ber WES ———— clestria Curnace: | PFoeur oom bag h. rences on oa C= iy 7 4 wm apartment, Fore S01. is Bridge or (e5) es Se ae . > ¢*hyeatrrnt Main. ; ~—sil See Ff, oo ream modern sc ge ¥E rR ow 7—)- roorr | ot , ’ ‘ Sorin eF » | One we — : oT anit? ROT ANIC AL. 4225 , ‘ eve Coeu m. . terae rants Hovuseheet OTH ob. 6706 — Fire t ai r O01; —-Furnianed - - ideal location. Grand . oS 1E “RE At. TT CO OPrGIMA Quick Sait WANTTD Acrwys | hicek omy A. ¥ — wih $1500 : caad i JA ew ipbal P - ~~ orms wit reer - ba ~ ad t frem June 1 - Bert . rer Le — el “ric = ¢ * hevi- water rt 4 oo ~e : Lares ar emma AE Ony 1 te rest out Si outside Cc CAROL. INE. 3 oe — gw eA. t kL Sn | e6. (cé) (MR etow. BUSH-BURNE Che wl -HERTY SHEEHAN, 721 Chestaut rooms. carad ae: me at forest Park. Call Cuabany on) ; rent Siso month Ses “adults flo Pe ISTKANDL. sop Chestnut st. 4445 Gravois av. ; rent $150 month; adults onby. HACER-L 8 “a

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et a’ ST LouUTs POST. DISPATCH. a2 TO SELL THAT PROPERTY IN A BUSINESSLIKE WAY offer it through these “Want” columns. “=N ne " et See Sat DP eda des a REE, ecm, CPR, 19 Fr . a = ae es a se “e ‘ Pe ey —— Ais a hab ee %, Ngee a *. it Naas DP “ Pe — aa a en et he Rein a = 4 * b * ~ ts a 5} ie ae - Seem we + zg > * Ais ery “APARTMENTS et BUNGALOWS ce: BUSINESS PROPERTY FLATS _. COTTAGES —— ee - SS EE —— . 53.3 Cates—é6-family; rental $584° ~~ wb 560 Cates — §-fam . & rooms, sleeping Por wT36 Bastgate—6-fami'ly:; 7 reom, weit Eastgate—1:- family: 3-6 rooms: 3-5 rooms and 6-4 rooms; renta ° inceme $13.71¢ FSO Enright—6- family: 6 rooms, sun room, §-car garage: rental $8256 Hard hall, brick hot-water peaked McPhersen—é-family. 6 roo: = WAGNER-GRANT-BELL REALTY CQ. =i» Se on “PREFERRED REAL FSTATE”™ . ont. Bed at. won aiaes bargain, Ses2 chestnut REALTORS Olive 8622/1642 we y Lhe ah net get es NCE +ROOM RESIDENTE Ls FLATS, AP’TM'TS, FOR SALE FLATS, AP’TM.TS. FOR SALE (ow Gseasterck & Bm) Site rasoe A-1 temant. > APARTMENTS euvomee =‘ WE LEAD—OUR SALES PROVE IT Double Fist, 5—6 5573 C Bf: 6 rooms sleeping porch, 6-car garage; RENT $2424—PRICE $17,850 ms, 5-car garage; rental $5580 HOLLY. 4566 BLOCK—S Roex ane be beat. bere. lar alarms. wery bich class Admissieo be card enly. ) BOEMMER-«. AST-BENSON, INC. 3327 & “ny or mode ° -~. er garasg . FLATS, AP’TM'TS, FOR SALE SUS!NESS PROP. FOR SALE Central INVES ‘Investment Pr rope rtv wits « eoow FIT RE oo _ : mh eee: ~~rPrer La 4°37.28 » 4 i 2643-5 24 ” aos: 23 a sae e eo sce. Seta ferraces. 4. c- | W st efler=s cad a . : » . ~ — : - *®A a | reses.. _ Det s B.. Mia ™er i= Fran Klis Sores fret Pied roars and Dec: p Bn > hy *-Ca? ca are re oo © : $ ; =00 = — oaeeeenentatilinne: — Seer ga ace a ware se = ate ’ ‘ ) a i wt wt on + $7240. pr 1.00e@ vai@ing .am of srere . rental $7240; price $41,004 RESIDENCES ey ee —— n as Droepertr & sce - 4 ——e " s&s —" =. 3 x _ - OS ad >, ~~” Siooo SBO00 and $10.000° afl eo Sre and tarmeds in- > > > ~- *S = DIT > Sm ~ot DEEDS OF TREST WANTED Will make or Dey seconds deeds of wut BRINKOR'S rs ‘= 3 cer gerace 4X ail - APE y Sya5 S. Jeffereer oF. , Coat * 424 ® 004 condities, WERPNER Tie Guar EBlje we £2719 sex a Qe - = o> ‘“ Plat rer Desist or ——— McOR ks so be arcrean Penee > ers ii> . Ci0C noon. 7 “ AL ' 6 & 7 > > rn . 2 me. v sre ~ «= . —. : . bru ad-rew . 3 rooms ew pr SA ~ os be ~ ! . barea = ac IOSSPSS Oo att . ty and must be gold «' me. Male ENCE WEEK Th, * Oran ~ aaa | MOCRAL tT BRALTY © SllSA Easton re J. WANSTRATH. TITS Chest - > >» * . _ “nr » : | ; + ° ~ - — Sh08 Bot ANIC Ai—$10.pe0 ; . ~ | - Business rope rty Sai riit Ficed Rig reduction on tr North Nerthwest Cerver Breadwar end Clnter Mains furnaces evetn BA West - 6 ROO Bak &- e c ASR . _ » s - ur Orn sta — BH. ABBOTT, Realtor. ep “beatna: ALAMO. 7101-05—-Peinte). 4-femily! rics vacaced 2°A5 Cnove-« 5 edie —u@es ~aidings. ° ‘ nth Str - wOVE t: GT rvems, bathe. har€weed! ~~... o-:a-bed veadence. da’ elect “coms eac" . — To. © a een eet. = PLAT Sots ER PL Ths, Pree ceaseneive, weaderful Im e,-neaoe omice oF S53e0 sarments 4 Ree! be ce “ents apP Tae S400" wa _ - New 5-6-reem ~ ome’ Soe Vepi meet. a idan an ieketioen = ~ 0 cash hrs. a ale » a Sie. waracéh t.é : ee . " Pak “ab R«, AsT. BEN AD a. I~wt . uTWw 4 ~ 4 = 7 ~ “> ee - at ' ent = * B67 ras \ “ a a Mi ~*~ 3 as Fourfamily flat of 3 rooms ren: $1274 =i = a wi. mt _ Btive oot. a _ e234 | SESS an ie ABBOTT. Realtor. 768 Soe AO ART MS ~~ —Sa,i ou cine good im - “errs Quick Sale _Age = : > 6. 4k TRAE Bl OBCE a ner. S04 la Rorth wes r AY 435l— Dar wy ¢ 4 roor ¢ 7 ahi a ee Si eeen 8 al 2a ‘ ms. st Northwest ne rtn — an flees Si m 4 7 earac® ee —_ ~ oe . oe : ARLING TOS. 1396 -—e reat «. beck. Meas ~ —a — a ‘ wz Tw - Sr ao ee = corr. = ~ De ner wne' ais ~ LxuAL.A—t Grane-mwew fiacen 5 and § wer guttering Sa a 7 ~---+ —_ — f T - h » . « . - R - = NS a. rT. L = BH. ABW). Keater, TOP Cheernut hes ind. mew secditier hoice neigh orarvace fer 3 yal excellent cer Rd oe - = on o_o —“ O W entiet stree . Sal WMcRED—S 1! 5.10 Ber wud ape lTenspertatios modern dtion. coving tew “oma mode rents $355 “*? New flat. 5-5 reoms. sun SS . hard DATES ox? TiwOrs. DIt-in Dethe gas. soe SSoRWWER RST BE NON. unr wo ge ne ¥ fleets. Seam hoa Gow le Za: age ‘ emt? rie £23 De@ement . — +28 room frame: 9 coed ~~ > -—)-cters. f build. BOFHM? K«. AST _REXSON te _ ¥-* ~Anna~ yy iain een *. * erm: owner _+e in. ie ——— wv . aoee- zt N. Sth «t ee Giik- Seat ~ . : = —— = . BENNESOTA. S145—3-8 Quick me ua abe pred. piNdY =3 ; WRENN. 5401-10—S. w. cor. Wren s »- of. POSKIN SPECKING-GABSENT . SkKOAST Base. UNC. 582° Cote B ante A@miseier > . ex's arge stares and garegrs. words 2147 OS ae 21 N. Sth st. ee WE ee hive samy? . -_ > eat NR. rs cr ds ~ er tx ca “OR BGGN 2 —New ama Umer ti. PORSST a5—4 and 5 rooms moders 4 RE | R RG N Tr a? « ~~. at te —_ / epen for imapecwien Saturday lla m. | - \. BROADWAY. $7t50 wT. =e Yiat ie South S Sew ¢-lamiy flat. 4 rooms, breakfast “ace large wher « sos — a 2 2 S208 ses Sp ect medere. [ime coud ton — 4 — Moors separate siea through c am beat tts r el. oN 8 ms acai CMR - gt -¥ ~ $7 90a. wi ot: prive $22.20: ros. te me Fore«et 67°56 > . 7TT Beeler. [28 Che mod LX GHBOROTGCH 535 —-rosme — = . >; OS reo. steam veer, reasomater | cer carae rece STlS oni beth furnace. hardweed INVES TM ENT RARE ,TN * . : “w ~ A Nz . . >} - ~~ — . » . — eer ecceilent , | - ee ae Re ne ne, _ Ove _1 $= BORHMERGAST-BENSON IN: meses. Tule 2 sarages: yant $3000 ave x. Se ve * ei: Nad Ds Sing - MA. 3 apa 4 reetnsa. e- ee arb =™) we I?) we SGAGREEN ~~ Inc’ “ - ~~: ~o geht lam "50 pastes | noe uth t —s TT — —— ‘bax = st ice yee. S900 cash. daelarce month Roose WARDS. vehi a : =— are! ae” re : on — 1 oi rN - « ome eo -eater er’ Sou Pie ca"ake oo yi —— “AR ‘ , = {per’ “qte | © are . st e . + les ~ a = ror 7 ’ yr Y ~ | ’ cond tite. garake oF — Se ne | % es SS ——— Ee ee ee West “ ' Es ‘ +2. LV ERELATT. 122 Chee mut. Wire 060 “EST I -— = _ 3853-57 “a B0alls BUSS-SU RSS. 11305 Cheatnat et. «i — lS = ~ a> — > 4 * “wage. Tecu™ , . " — » ® _ > 2 a : = ~ -_ ou? y=. . sé rs —s * » * = a a = —~ =e '@.. 27 ma & TOoms 6 eo Bares. | +> we toe ¢ 4S Seaton ain samnGiietentes a in —— oo yawn 2 pr ; 4032-20 RUS a1—Si.: EDIMN REAL TS oO ail tiie : : > agin Be aoe Weat En “ ' . r seretce Dow bie 6 reson . et ts, ‘tur an es k ST Caerere — Je Gusa~. FE = me YY pain : we : * yo ~~ — seems _— c GRETLICH se o tL. ce a > Yorep,w r. Caml Perest So) SS SE room end ser reems, Ya-éwood -~a- ~a Be j Fesi—S~et — >. |) : yt? nn *, : . > . 1a. — S'@alE ~~ e — 31° ; = a0 2 sas A LU a ose > = = hes ee! n ovals &. ABBUIT. Reelter Oy « hestnet a — SES. sor TR 8500 CASH T =F -erer ats vein > ee. a . — oe DS lie - Pn 3 =— => a * " “ . — ~ e ABpeTt. Realtor. 102 Cheateut brea Kinet _—— ? ha rdw oo fours tea . r save oP" » 9 e. ; an? ; al mm An 5 . - toe. “CO f Lorn - ~ > EFT ~~ * TH ye ye +, 7 Joe ad. ABBOTT. Reaiter. 728 Cheeses. * Rooms —Ss500—s500 ‘ ASH. salard =. . ————————— ™ “ye me of eA, ths . — . 00 A ~~, c x : * - d “ - also raraee econ! Tioe vas ° . == ~ Tay Lon 8.2 “~~ ~ Lae ae — a= co = = = _ - — & = Russell Apr _ sae south of Fores Park Bi: new & «imke. anew 8 ‘a 8 (7 Clive S402 = TOT = ww . r \» . “AM A~* sh. os “? any * . aT _# : ~~ rin anc oreak BN: "OP "ti Pre: — lee i cointhen » —« “ = — _— an. . TrTeom: bu an. veo! ae - ~~ $2.5 % *y — al AML. 7 P| | EXT “—— «act FOr « im Bi tic >? — —* ~™ s ‘ *-erade invest % — —— a papa ia . —_ i me __ d LAPFatb rts. ois. ww ~~ sPeic — 2 ae a bane RENGrT SY RER 17> i> o ° may aa! avi = p . ° = : 7 . = >» “4 >... - E?*? = =* . 7 => . . ba aa Geore. sleeping porches, dou! sane Panky Tew —s2i ord RESIDEN. “ES AND FLAT CORNER ‘ . 74 Pind \ . LAS ~~ ‘en So.e4 Nea ; “Orns & md weak “ast - RE = : ~2?rea25 BIKAKORY ST = - ~ Bien ii oer ~ae Chen! ert "o> a = Oo “- CANS otvam Nea” ac —— —. BY ~ - ~™~>.ar Taree: mee ™ = 5 . . > ~ a > . Ww ft ae va "ma ~~ . . ~ ake = = ~~ » a bad ~a) frre ed “4 zs = P » ~~ 4 olen ‘LAPAL EDT. $20.800 > = ost Park cagy teres ® mm om me bad , elp ats ' a eee fat. 4 res my “kee Kealter a] Chammnes ~nee OR COT™ReT an mocers singie ‘ae: MORALS - : canal ™ n gn > “ar? - avo + ~ + Tree > ° t ~*~ ~ a . RT ~ + eae : : : a . . ae Lay - * ee ~ ” . ~\> , : ‘ear * ~e? ‘a S82 50 Pre . vs } ~ 4 | F I N _ NX ( ] A L ; = — a ie car ; ’ - ro ™" >. i” "™ 2 ef —_ "oA ~ i n ver " ~“~e~ ’ hen - arn ‘ea > TT ano ~ th . ™ aa ie ~~ —— . e ‘ ' - es > “=> ~ + - . =. : ee, - ~ > > eee ~~ - Beaks > e Rees Soke back perage | EDO Tactics call MK GARDNSS -‘ NEW FLORA PL. HOME.” (WH y Js ee = . »a ~N . = 4-=5 aS ee zs —_—— peed we Saitene soeneineliitietiteaiilindias Realtor. Tee (heaters THREE BLOCKS —— S61 the latest and nest gepreve \RS IN BUCSLNESS : WEST =e wT Pres “Orr porch ae bath ml 4 aa 75 ‘ . RLY 1A es ~ By wf ™e » x au ~ . Pen nev ra a7 ee « oy —_ a> en _ — LOANS On Penson” 2. — a , ‘ ) if . oe ~$ 4 Detiding Tiret-cimas com . Sarten «FY are ets of 5 Teoms each alum > — ~ —~ pt . “ : .NS—S2 me ~ Ro7 —— 7 = a . TAT. : .& fer t nme © “Powe mate our conetruc 4 ° Try uncer’ T Lys * 2 . SAT, awe c AS® ™ a2 Shey Veurse IT t>oet wea get “se BEA . £iP CL ci" ME ~ — a. 4 ; ANS on »D. ee ~~ =——_*_= — = —==- : 3 Ds ™~ eecnum “esa jar tor @golear vsives m ——— for: “oeth west ceser of Kings> cher, an ” ene a ~e- tmimediate anewe ous —— — —? *» 1oth mente - = Make a” ann >ntzren sec there SS TSOOW DS Ss -ooma with ‘ nte= — “Orr . Mewes ve “y ‘) K ’ * 2251 S aa new hoes sil RR. G CROONER Bent re InPrevemer:s - tied a‘ ho-earter "Ag P = ‘ow > ~ hh : —— . a _— a, Ser ‘ — ~ Ni "7 = aos ~ we CORSER APARTWENT. " a a ~ ny ° mame 4 . = zz . a ~1 * ~~ ee ——« wa . tase ay & moder - ee Soulweet corner eure: and Easter. * Rane Se eanth i: een inte - “a, 2 . ~ WL a! mK AT m TAANS ~ ree? te ow ety ™~ rn >t? * hs) ¢ > - “A ~ . 4 - » - — ~>Iy? ’ ' - — — _ - = ~~: - Se: medern throughout owner e:i] shoe —— en et ee: & ME Teom. hot-water Yes ar woe Toor ™ . - ep: ugho : : > Bast . “wersh $4°.030 qwitheat a> ®eeoe ™ ewe tone mF weet «Hee wm fs » ~* . . - Sea £2£h kt oe OO — —~ aS S FRIE REA?! TT oo 3 ”™ ¢ ei? ee hy 7 “tt ~? ~~ - “ - ' “a La . un e 4tamily fn heating plant =m Gl4 Cheatmat ot an o— a — n vour gute and Wan . Wed on _ 4485 ee ae keen ee er SSO.) int Gued of trust get ss ibe cae ~atin) oft tonne | ant moner? Yahiem will rer ~~ ~ > «= tr i. t. « ~ a? “orn horn ar —- . - - > Seeen oo : = _ W . aran > > a - > - — “ © 4 = c ) - 20Tsers. Wig ~ MENNESOT A ay —- FLAT , ostare LS ane =: &45 %™) en Wes: Pe —— no eb BAR Al = - . , . LN wt *.2? = o~ ~ ; > 7 ~ 7 > T % yet a is _ = vi. - E ee ™ ™’ oO Ss - | DoT RLES —— a — ee ‘- 4 sa az “ = 2 > “~ a +. a7 — xr > re FR eo. ers : A .~ ~ +. ~ - ~. a " = Lease ¢658 . sa RARDY om reo Tr «(nate MAPLE. 5565— 10 rome. kacdwoed ‘leur, “ : - Reeerne Tas - = > ' Tm ’ natn. — gene: enoeciliest coud). + " . « ~ “ales co » RENT ano Ln Nn FLAT. Re. ‘ then. ot ot = . mS, . ~~ —- . 4 ts ? Tr) > a | % i“hestr ut ~~ ARLF rak > ANT TER ee rs caaage . R . _ -" . _ =" \ ae © i r ‘ 3 a e ‘ M WEST ENP REALTY & CONST. we we BENSON. IN “ _ = Sa oe iiss aah a CARANY eA S511 DELMAR 3 Vitve eds i a euseheis furtilum XN. Grand Lindell 3& ae «68 ‘ OMEINE ™ WOW AND IN VESTMENT “A mt. E. 3 icwerm Orick. ‘sere oem ma. “a* ere: . = = e + moe = oo > ® a by 4 : ~ oo -s ™ a REATrI OPreRnrt ~ITS ° * demers, = eet he a ~~“ eV owbben , . e — Pen fren ns anc “undars y 5 te Se+.% SN a : - ee * =P “er aot ceed! Gon Yergm: rm mw hange- 2 — = -_ -& er ~~ ra ~ —~ " aaa . “errr ee ac |0Od Sern . oa “Tt. + ;~ ~ ‘ « ; 7 were * = ™ e =n = «=! iM = ‘ ai - _ ~ y &m . ear a tek aha) : t's ™ om peo . ar: > £ Sa te be PRA - St ores — ettract*ve ° accor . b A ' se ™ = = — + =a - 6 a A mee “tS wets =. . . . ~ a — wo ”~ > _ r™ aie Ping “sa ~ ~ = — — — pe | SNES ree we 2427 “Sey terms MONEY to = - = ; a ~T : : : . a ** = a = a = NGLE FLAT ary B ~~ - > ~ —.*. " . e. J “hy, TR - - — > \ ~- ™ —_ = ' ‘N T i? : ~) » ~~ we ATS” *% 4 = > =. > _ ~~ ie a : yen?” _ we St ee = + - ~ . ses on — , ~_ ae i) >> . — & ms Banas . > .-— > * re - . . = 7- = ® $ ’ ~T = . AP : . seer - = . “4 : > , -- = om 2 ‘> = SINGLE F . AT “yw! Re. hen yy aod —* ean “3 ale — ‘ = ™ “eg Cer ce ‘a Sse —s eusii —= x woia wae 8 ~ 7 - ea ~ ” 7 . : .. Wee Tyre . | ~ ~~ * = é = — , a ih. ~ . ~ > ~ > 239 Rueeeti. 5 ane * INY ESTYVENT an n-2 - = - . ? a = x ee ~>> s gh iw = —_— —~ >» - TR ° eter 7h BEewaN a2rk & Deere a — ~ - = SS — _ —_ 7” % ay a5 | i , will rut ~ in . Ss - “s rs TT = AVOIS AV. 5952 J i AN A eye BENSON. INC st ~ 7a ‘ AXING. Ixc — GR. Ste-reeam effitiemcer® «hewer beth fe 2 it \. th = Hive Peet . ~ . “tet of ~r — kh ee ae Bee! Dea t'™e “art RENIDENG) * — acs. ey ws | ot Ties —_ on « - 7) —_—- = —_— ot breck& per "~~ “Tear Tneeea me Se ~ cb i@eer 4 yen ‘-t? . oo « = “ an ~ ay SRHOFF om S mh § She Tree r "soe “er « show S650 . > . : = — — ~~ rr — “87 — ty t> >| ARrR’T * 208 N. 48h st THIS HOME NEAR PARK > é 3 , 412 ne “S78 : eyenniier: ' “WEST END i Loutews a. « ° — na o ae rear roe oo o ~ “= = a 7 eee eerie Set ete ~se tin ~ ass ‘eres Me —_ Riva a ~ oe ial rece - enmentie : ~—eee £ trethe te =a -_ ~ | > Teom Soe siete “ef ae ‘ IONE ee OY aan ot. *e* . oe ~~ ~> “ mae . “s mt 17 Pershine « =" - , L.A FR A ® RP oh —— Weck oof of Koo * "Sr , a 4 “S28. fhe era > =. , _— . = 7 Tra ST . AAA, A we oor. tit NEW Dy RLE PLAT “Sh Kinesis _ . as qe is . * ad AN ING —& ij+“FPereie stare FT ASBINGTON F Ti ~ =e “Eh career a aiiiat ie, ie ‘ ae. Cuvainnd «Tred aur b \SHING N TEICGHTS ao Saree a> = > — iJ | a. \ TH OANS ou = > reas. @ith a)! Seder (oT ver tsi nerter «° “ear Ronee io rene - Bt — - fe a Sereers Werees — on "2 ; has -_ street cor apd Yes seer ece Pee meen rite seeen kifcherette Soma kt fant 3-SURSNS ° eet em... — : ™ = ace Del ‘ a urran. © Pes. r wr a - vam . “ ™ : ' eietieniinne . . - ae A - S. «O.. S89 Cheetret weet floors serarate steam olarts rs RESI! JENCE SP ROOKY AY Lacus ‘ 300-2 Chemical Building ™ i ae Dd a a a - t “eo —" ee ais a ete? er Peney * «nner a oe “one res) \ BR \ R t A 2 N TT) mcs Ma R sta * - ee ee ee ‘ Do YOr NEED WONEY? ~ > DOTSRERTT §= &. CO. SAS “heetews BONBROMME AND GL ROs x > o~ li, © =— _ {—E=ES_ n=. = ———=—_— ‘ergrai T3H-BTy at 9 ~eomts. sermrocn naataeed “oore til = ats $ . Deans —- _ = — et? a “ase % o- ~N > iain ae . Sne. - z : _=™ 7 ary a ~~") — Wf t--2 eee 26 ae ts weaetiu 28 ‘woe heer a F "T —e Ft A NS ST AND Mel 4 Ss oF TRUST “eee Dereekfeet “comm tile beth teh aaé O84 ODesmberia rc as = Ter weed Or ‘tee ae a © — Ase sot a wt a =e =a eo aoe aoe ie wo Ree ry «08 “Rte = ~e = =. a = a ~ .> > oo _—— — - . ws a e fs —_ — Red ee: — ~~ ee wre, er ore’ ™ ores. 7 — Se. aay "erm ss se “ . & Detect Reeiter, “TS ee et ° -_ “© 9 tJ 5 Le —- — es : £ . . Fletcher R Harris Realty Co \ REAL BARGAIN LOANS ON SIGNATURE SS > - 7 ‘ = .. - - > + * ie = Fi E. Cor. 4th and Pine snene iiti:‘dends diieeetion . BS cS s San Fer ras rt, a a “x ~ ss 2 vw > 4 a A'S ——_ JF =t ee Ne cer ceentemce. -~ecemrior “se ~-=> =e os . —— — ~~ > i “a 1 a ell Y . ~ ie 2 oe re . — . “Sts i FLATS CHEAP = = aus Sg ag —_ -! @ al —— > _* Te ~ ae 2 iz om bet *e " a oa — wanes sol ~~ * _—_ _ ss _ iRATAUN BROS = & CO_ S29 Oxeere: “= wOoNE = “= 7 7 eee = > iad 2iten amd \ erreer Mi ro nape nee me = ——- ~ ONE a — o o- ee ec-etery Sek Setkffme “ine Thor MAGNIFTICIENT HOME ~~ 2 a ene er interest ah Sines es i> ‘tees . wT a —t7 TS? ter q a> - bes a ae nae © ohms. cack. remte SSIC@ voariy Shen; a* SACRIFTC ED = Ses Sos eel] LU oes =N Ss A ' “hee eat : = a — ea Oe ~eaneee ry ; a *-ice~> waz te a ' " —— . — GQerree 5 eo @iaes ™ sep? > eae ms - ~\ Cages | ore > a oe > eee mifee ra oo +e 27S Street + yon eet Le a ; —— Se “ate ill FRANK “* ty (we TER Rg. + me “Grair:c - af a > ife — “FTL eS 24% ~&) SRewrt« » _ = ~_ _ ~ & ad ~~ a ~*- eRe = Ss Sweeg Peart e iin c «* | .- =— « iene : . } , ° - 8 oe TT? re? =a ~~ ~_ > = Sea, Wena See weed we A gemts a - ; ~ ~Loity —— " mre _ a 4 hy e hee J is mw & , ; : Pee eo. —— — - 3 —_— ” _ Victer le per TRY US AND GET RESULTS WE HAVE THE BUYERS $30 on the west line Let aay repress mtatr = . = “ -- a and e *x>i air: egy SECHANGE, Top Viewors: a Lvoeust. Centra! 4190-4 1-" AEE Ot - OTEING AND PRESEN ; SUSINESS WANTED SELL YOUR Rr SINESS Priv: > ‘a2 220 confidentia! ~ > « : ATLL R — W ag Per EXCHANGE. 709 Vieworia Big - ry =? > aire . -_ ? > Pes * - ~ =e — . ~ > a wii] bo OcCEl rm ~~ _- > ‘oar ree pts $30 > pasion ~~ " ne net no De 3-verer - om new | ra truck arge clemtele ‘ener wi! se. S?Darale. + Phome Riverside 4795-W _200 Title Guaranty Bide Oitre Tent 520 urére ‘> sel. DS tan HEYE INY. CO. Tth ana Chesement “ONF SCT! NERY—Geod saving: m a _ eSrTIng ae vss ~ 14th. “nN FacTiosS2>— WUrtmi rr. = es. tr esa > tehed ~~) eer - ar =} : I @ HETE INYv. Ce “th and Cvestrut. | 200 Title Guarantr Bids. Clive 44582. lace — _% Paif “ash ten wf ie OTS EXCHANGE. "8 Vieteris te L ST LOWS XCHANGE. 8 Ticceria “th and Lecuse wetrai +1 349 ENAMELING PLANT —_* ace'ne buerreesn. Wonderful *urure TOLD TYe=icatsen =e vrrced. Prefiis 0 URI? z - D@ianapelis te the n—weenezers S10 reund trim Call ~“h ag ———ae Cextral 41384129 ee ee =. =~ -- Tenth CIS Ee edemer Erte «afew Scena es ‘ai nmap Ah a Aa ts : F Tp ' ‘ a fet ord tee a 1: “BrP Ri ‘ BPEEE f; } OP Mah ge own we maith UB ata sve a Te g o°K" 2 Abe rae an e i to a | i “ERP ES ap he baa & Ave 5 i4 ; d & musical i- Schoo! of the Air: 11:45, frelic, p thesra q Leew's v-aadevilie: ae | ' ~¢ t te b ; | . nO , aoteneie } (394.5), 10-30, pipe! Holiywood (252). #45. Oakland (361.2). 1°. vfelin, - Rigolette selections. pian- eld songs, quartet. a dance, " Pordand Oregonian (491.5). "program. Ti, oi@ somgs, I2, moham orchestra. Loe Angeies (405.2). *. con-| | 3.30. histery stories; 9:30.! it, program. 12. concer m: 11, pregram: 12. froiic |} Hollywood (336.9). #15. ? elogue. §& 6°. program. 35. ene ass play: Fe ; 2. 33. speeches. 7. reading: 7:29. Whiturg Community chorus: 9. 3 home Ho! 'ywood headlines: man minstre! show. eet . Pane. o16.4). 7. WEAF aoe = Kannes City Star (385.8). oid Chief. Piantetion 7. Atwater Kent ertints: . Geod- New Yor& (2364.2), T-24. Pe = =. — — . ——a eee. ae ii a t es — as. | DrevgTram. New York (454.31. ;&. Journal review: 6 1 - ; -—: . -_~

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-- ly + — - to the value of ; | oe pein Bd and ome bulle- Including OPEN 7 P. M » 11:00 m, with Featere F , 6, two plays; 11,!; - ._ j4-—~A half dime of ¢ oan An American iddle vee '> play. * Girt on the Stairs. ering iall program; 12,||7**" 1853 1% Worth be to ter ‘"* | Pid dollar cotmed tm 14s1 ie worth |) Une of interest, toca, Magar" Meals and Berth elt | Becker. Chicker’ns santas | J. B. K.—Ip th . 0 fe “4 4 | eS) Rh ey Cae an Lil e ga if N Service, U. 8S. Dept ; ens: Sirgen atery rg pdeville artists. ; | @ full house beats a straiguc room tee ye you rns a 13- i! * Aevieettute . and princ ipal Leave Fri., May 29, 6 p.m. § ' PRN sees a 2 etx) 7-18 | Fr. ail © at $5 a wee er TO?.n |) | : rE ~~ ~~ m Sense ene. . Lawrence 275), 1315, talk; 1 eumete _ Mat oat Cannot undertake to|¥You would receive approximateiy i szchanges Return Mon., June 1,6a. m. QHUBERT JEFF ERSON PERA wi bert = 3 Mitler—Marcetla. We agp, talk; °-45. educational pay | tee ote 8 for clubs or organ- ee SB month eross, but you make | | Dail 10:00 A M : St Louls & Me -y 4s OO, : > Use onn Sput ose Lee Johnson. -». . , wance for your expenses | yy . . ° : : EAmer ¥. Streib—Neosha N. Vinceng, gholosy. Vt a -LCY.—Inquire of the manager |®2d the rooms which you your- | Domestic Science hour conducted THIs —— and NEAT—SEATS NOW 11 A. M—CONTINUOUS—11 FP. M. | | Horse “in eine ee Boyer, ~ @ wax. Hastings (288.3), 9:30,| ~ the shows as to the salaries of |8¢/f may occupy. Li |] by the Home Sérvice Dept. of the Tenn, River wh Asse Nichols nag and 40c — » ; . Cc . : Dee A Baker—Olye. Norn orma Busch, | Shannon's Dance Orches-| | y c waniste, H. S.—A man must serve in the ||| || Laclede Gas light Co of St. Louis. ft | Pit. Co | RAYMOND’S BOHEMIANS fete || x |) wanteaa? 2 gAM2 tom, on Staten Rie, Beoercmeee tis | gn ne | ‘ABIES "cea Sees hares Cier—Zetta fathis " t ti ime coined j rs Defore he is eligible to the | a uen ' | eature . Allen Howard Simmons, Potosi Shenandoah (266), 7:30,. 1854 is Ww orth Me to lfc. "position of estemant and he | e | ’, “THE GIRL ON Lt, Aye jasmreG' Se ratio CR BES concer Hh redeista Nig alta 20e, have not |uebe,s Jeutenant two rvears | iRISH R | : erson, er ands , ‘oi hon | # Hille Chicago Chicag conc a aioe! auestior an answer. remeat the te cin a is eligible to become a CK 273 Meters Lr OT | | a . Belleville—Mrs. Bessie U, Bristow > ) ear eS i URSDAY,. 11 A. M—Orean re | (IGHTS, 50c, $1.00, §1.50, $2.00 Bellevilie. ’ ' -The o GEO. B—To reach A Mo. ti! TH , 3 N . \ 6, 5, $2. , oe niy wa pex, ' ‘ital from Loew's State Theater by i Cae nired Hartman. Alton, 1m organ. | eae). eves 82 wot a teed tte fo to tent en by automobile, drive out of £t.}!/ |] Ton Terry 2 : Tr —— | a ee St. Louis. oll ywoor 02). >. 80, Germar or 4 - souls On auto route No. 6. the ||’ NOON —L nut we items f | Ba :. Colbert, Elsberry, Mo-—. “aot 4 cone ' Ki sad Preaseve Resort OLIVE GRAND At St. ie cello: tigoieiio Se! ae Ae S.—If the hardwood G. G Milk ; hi | 3 FP. M.—Baseba!! scores. Songs A R | WOODWARD LAYERS IT | ; oo ° « niet ; , .— . at ord r tem- |) es . ‘ ” |O. J. Stroh—Maery Gibson «: Met: old songs, quartet, Sanee, | floors creak they have not been | perature. weighs 8 60 ” oamede a tt wl les Ps. 1 6 hroeder. piano IN THE OZ KS! “THE GOOSE HANGS HIGH | George Chaple—Mre © *. Clara Stahi. St. 4 —_ laid pi post ly as they & re loose. |€allon, provided it contains 3 per e 3:30 Pr pram’ “ th lesson by U neque . dy. Pa en 506 fee “ a ay ee > io , ~ pate At St. Oharlea, Pordand Oregonian (491.5) ’ a ~ J oa here Ie Aol premium on ry of butter fat. Cream weighs i MM) ee Grace Heron Se es = \ eel ‘the aa A of _Amer can ome | cere ° = a Oram Jian ha f 0 lar coined in o pounds A gallon if if nas ifi ; 322 > M.——Dinner concert from A iat - ; - ; | NEXT WEEK—“TWIN | Rr c > , = ws 2 A. Smallwood. East gt, .. me, program, |: old songs; 1-,/ | 1893. it 28 per cent of butter fat; when Hf Hote] Coronado by Herbert Berger's nvigorates ee eee ae | THeotore Gertie tt St; ome Gaghamn orchestre | tertainment waee De eng OM, WB- | weighs 826 pounds Svalven | * |||] Orchestre. Musical program trom }1 9 flow, “Aimple camping ground fi : ; . , . ’ 7F e 4 La) 2 poun 8S a ga on Composer: nN blue inger Talk oy? 1eai' ad : . P - =. Schweer, Le Soto Mo. | tertainment may be found at the } mposer and & sing * - Is ¢ furnished art - 4 Raymond Stogsdill, St. Louls—Ruth gm Les Angeles (405.2), 8. con-!\ Public Library READER—The United States |/||/ composed and blues singer, Talk on |] | Fine hotels ane suger Boating PHOTOPLAY THEATERS : j | Walter Boone. iiecatur Ruth Ricketts » | $:30, histor) rior 7 eh M ot nee the advertise- [adopted standard time haven — cat " questions, ‘Lees Barnett and swimming, fishing, weg rid- _ " — it : ' ogrram -, Gance ments o ookers- agencies i “ ‘ , e ICs pe OB wee pe z i. , a 1) wint of interest “ ees. Dpecital; (°. pr 74 /') musical jou rnal “ x 6h tia on Railway Association, and at noon {jj Leland |! “ ' ‘ ain —. “gh t ay . Write for fre A : orchestra — ,Of Nov. 18. 1883, the telegraph’ 19:30 P. M.JIolly Jesters ¥& every day te ~ tae rs tell THS RECO 200 ED. os ENGLISH WAR BRIDE.—Write! tim. a: : Plt teem | TH etrel program. Dute Brown. Jos booklet “A La waren pie RD + Hollywood (336.9). f i” th “ten Kansas City tong for ne a a a"? wes oo et Gal lagher {hae \ aerge ) COMMERS TAL. ‘ | Hn. Ky . ‘ . es —- en . - a @ bee ; 1 “ ae j norer ’ ‘ hin ’ lerhert Herz , Ov ‘ 3 eo L. ep ten o014 oe, nouns, Bwavelogue; §:30. program. ® oa Sapain ttetike regarding Nancy) were changed to the new system Sisleeaaat’ theatre aelel Cuicande. te A ureka Springs. Arkansas J TARTING SATURDAY no ~ . ndiste ou Kossuth . lay 1. prograin, i z i - : . TT» LE DE — iets ' ~a | hrm Pers hr Mies Irene eae ’ — s : s ry M Rocian. 2344 Hickory. mes ay wood giate night. iy, LINGUA.—In French the phrase froma” ‘ae eee rBniee Sm oul and ‘Walter Dixor a’ W. and G. Schenkel, 1602 Ciar.’ | — as ’ | | i = :: ema. R006 A Indian Perchestra: { Cabirians. A. A. B.—A gold doller coined Sixth and Olive streets is 56 9-10 , es o" a Re BY POPULAR DEMAND | L. and M. Chivvis. 14: a7 MoCo wane . | organist: ad in 1863 is worth from $1.50 to | miles. Consult a coin dealer as to || eg ee eee rT VISIT TO INDIA ” | oe an : -_ : ring ‘the value of the English money SS ——————————————————————_ _ — — — | G ané'J. Corley. 5363 5 23M °"eentony ~ a 8:48 > Nasional Park eee READER h ¢|, 0. P. N.—In the eae scale ihe A | VERA Fi it 4s > “a é Y ry — ; : ._—s . ' - iG ane P Boge. 338 F s213 Benton pas), ean il Guatles SCT Hatficla tne sais | Sates vals Soveretes by nee MI | lg Es, | ~ a” WALLACE BEERY.1 4 - BORE, 9:50, ¢ ae awe ; = -, }are Mi-Faand Si-do. Do Re, Re-M|, | |g sen — > “ AND ‘ and G. Cobbie, 4464 Margaretta, w-~ - — ae —= maker,.’’ is in Glendale. Cal. We | =i rhe] cal Church st. Leulis and | HIs FASTEST W. end M. Klemme, 30 5! 6, concert: , : | Fa-Sel, Sol-La and La-Si are whole | a ” ‘NN ICTURE t Picture : hn at. Ie pome isis ene ww. Chicago 0 (535. 4), ; er eet do not know the limerick itone intervals. The key makes a } Warne ep gy On A con FUNNIEST PF Pi \. M..and T. Watts, 44324 Ane | 6:33, speeches; {, reading: é:- 7 A READER.—You do not giveino difference in the position of | I. tinved May 25 an . ad | Sh You 4 and r. Mereurio, 5046 Cates : Whiting Community chorus: 93 the date which appears on the ithe half-tones. Half-tone is the | | ee ADMISSION 50c ow Pr. « aTNG war 3720, ~~. 9 a ’ . _ : | ik , fare ‘onns rive £ aie i! yi 7 H. and F. Schweinel. 2210 Wyomime? Mat home, Hollywood headlines: ~e on. StS ees Sve a - Aone ysl ai a nn - Fours Will Begin at 7:30 p. the Town” M. and M. Hanus. 1705 Russell, | } an minstrel show. es ee |, VACA TION.—-Philadelphia is to || iy | psnenennigueennemnenmmnenaagil Wm. J. and M. Muench, 44814 &t. two-m sain MAZE! The quotation “Hitel }hold the World s Fair in 1925. mh N H. M. and F. Samueis HOGA Eo iter Fort Worth Star-Telegram ,ou? u agon tn o Star ’ ice from | March 24 President Coolidge 1s- i EBALL TODAY —NOW OPE ) and F Whipple’ BANG Jon ieee ae . (475.9) 7:30. concert, Euterpean Imerson’s essay on “Society and |Sved a po ‘and all P 9 BA The Delightfully Ceol ennings ee hes Tr to **(ettinasingn ** ~ {48 States of the Union and a or- i] C end O RBusche es Finney Club 9:30, musici i, Son ot n rong bo eign rovernments to participate lg SPORTSMANS PARK KINGS GARDEN ' ' 7 f eS oe 4 nicke of the Vear i; +} ‘ter t position to \ a 4M Me Smt , *« ” - . . > : : ; . nN tne internfé iona! ex : M. ane P R a onl A, i Springfield (333.3). Hol | | 1883, with or w thout the hen 2ibe held in Philadelphia June 1 to | b vs Cleveland a aes ee nee ree See 0D 40 | Se Sone DOR command & Dre- Nov. ‘go, Tore pe- || »Onsale at SFOWnS VS. | LAST 44 "9 wT A r ~ aor 8 nade ress b4.3),) UM - LUCY. — Acording to the e- iI -_ RTs aT 3 O'CLOCK | ; Tw MY WIFE AND ] x" A princier bab Crivie f ital: 7 Aty ater Kent a | M. I. M—Address Anne Nichols. | partment of Agriculture, althoug! your ealers AREAS SC Siebel 7 “3 Ae '— and il Hoxie. 4040) ‘ eve land, L 4, rec! hs ts . . author of Abie = irish Rose at a number of experiments ha e Box and Reseried Seat Tickets on Rule | oe: ? T and N. Murnhy, 4907 Wear be ; is, &. Goodrich Silvertown COR-| the Republic Theater New York i been conducted. it has never been at 408 Utive Street. ° ve | : 4 Ww + . . (“iy 4 nro ? hur s r ae | 4 and M Andres, 1011 Eszelie. ) i peert orchestra. . teeth TE—In eucl a case ee pt gn R. n Mb te aur. but ||| we! Ww and : sougfauset 1S24A = Zi ” ®S woca!l. brass. _ beh ae ‘ — ys + — m : tea « Ai. ” ; Aon (344 6), ' , al, a ’ 7, ing P eons fon me and temperature eonditior lm wT ; » | krodt dir ‘ * 4 meaning O71 pare . . noli St Paul | t4t either form is proper l|eause the milk to turn asain ittaatta iat died 7 7 on 5 sae Sone prneritt a: : Minnea emg 7 a we . ROBE RT—Lynch street i« n | Ks ty President Coolidge as y's” Mdentia) 1 V.and B Knox, 2714 Dodier. Rah 4616.4). 7, WEAF progra! the Tenth Congressional District |recentiv issued a proclamation TODA : send Ane Vv, B. and B. Lewis. Owensville, Migy ‘J ~ Detroit Free Press (516.9), | and Cleveland A. Newton is the inviting the 48 States of the In- , TOM MIX i 41 3) 4i- ¢ BURIAL PERMITS, 4, musica! | aera — William “Bill’ Ta : tot | ao Rime og ot at oe ~ ome PHO 0 PLAY : re} y’s | oor . Jacobs. 58. 8O8 Chout 3 : % S) . ile , eS inane Eanes . | RE > stat , hn ep Bey _ ’ . Kansas ty Sar (365.6), crobeon te the Browne’ regular exposition called the Sesqui-C . ' | ' oe ‘ : > In ZANE | | SALE TT. KR. Roehming. 5, 4354 Wallace. 4 School of the Air; 11:45, frelic center fielder and has been play- |tennial Exposition, to be held in iii ai > wate INDEX on. AL, fRARGAYN | ©''8, Fritechie, 62. 3955 Magnolia. Seow Old . Chief Plantation ing with them since 1917 Philadelphia, Pa.. June 1 to Nov er ~ OF : . ' “re lone | _ > Katherine Eicnmena, 60, S800 &, sued ; | aol A. B . The “Appeal to Reason’ 50, 1926 elebrating the one hu e | ) “asad ' ) meee BEN LYON TiC RE \ ” nib oe eS war : _ d a ¥ — , — f h iversary ' eS - ' “~~ , ween | i \ ‘ ’ tine lorce?tio: ae nae ; Pavers | vw hlished at Girard. |dred and fiftiet ann e | t | TU | E | | h Tr wey: ut. 14 Bm McHugh. 50. 2heo N. 234 AF. New York (491.5), 6. | rar sore ry he sauce ee oe the s ee - Tagg the Declaration od AUBERT ‘ SYD. CHAPLIN in ViK » A DAN A FANTASTIC vU J 4 | [ La Li “| | ive : - ot . ; : s 5 : > > ons «1 « 4& ’ , ss . ) r enen en | ; ’ ' si ‘.~ ** Mal eas. s |W. K Hoeslbring. 7 S728 Wes Eaetimers ensemble; 6:30, Pack- | "alseman;seites |W eek _. publicity for this world’s fair is |f | : : | Aubert & Easton Charies’s Aunt anol : a 5 ‘apertrin ~ lena Spengermenn On s2-8 _ touring ; 7. Atwater Kent Cc. J.—IJ*t is betw een — ane 150 Vietor Rosewater J Llaine Hammerstein FRANK MAYO WwW oO M 7 N 7 > 5 A > ~LAST Two DAYS— iS he iT Brunsen nn 901% soll ba: 8 orchestra: 9&8. Lopez's miles from St. Louis eo Ste. Ve pe FERTILIZER.—Vegetabie peel- CHEROKEE | “MELD NIGHT ON TUE STAGE * Vietoria Tada |! ee aa ae 4° 44 eee ; i atm }) viev Mo depending ar ; nes are better spaded into the therokee and @hie ' XPRESS” Special Special BETTY COMPSON . ! Si%41°9 ie ew or ’ ar ps mestra | whether you mean air iine, rive en con of fall so that the. . Reels oe . Pertmelia § ; ker Aens M 1. : a : E& ound it} Lie Ali a j Keels erful locatk Jannie Whitner. 47. 3612 serena Ss 40. Columbus (293.9). ‘(,| or road ,,,| may decay through the winter. | s 1 il j Harricon Ford and for JACK HOLT on le orcas | ae v—Get in touch with the/ my, decax, through the winter. ||f 9) |!'ft Cinderelta 5 frit nner “i LAST 2 DAYS oes Fal ee “ANS Boe 4. G. Craft RO 5317 Vernon ‘ Semmes, faculty | ; ‘hools of dresem akir = uw nich yOu tilize t this time of the year, | ilk ' - Cherokee and lewa “MAYTIME | '| Women , ‘ x x acno o Tiiizer &a a - , “f 4120 11°" ae SS. (sane, Se ae OAASA : Meveland (389.4). 6, section of the telephone “or el’ Y | deep Iron sulphate should not | CONGRESS | neem apart : a > ME, y —- - — Piate lh \ ’ ‘7 THke re he- purn put it can be used to spra;s 6623 GOlve > ' for mt Cent. 13 te ib ' " ¥. 6 2916 Keokuk. Chicaco Post (447.5). 6:39, Msp P—If£ yvour roses a \- ‘off retinde are 1! Daily Seturday HARRY ———°8®) |i. Kern. 76. 32474 Michiga BH. a “ ing eaten by buge or lice spray |dandelion Coffees grounds are | CRITERION: BEBE DANIELS in | ety and Sunday LANGDON > wee © Tc. 4 Hi ffmann s4 36 Terrace,” NOriole concert. vocal: §:30, dance. | +, Be ‘th ersenate of lead a i practically inert ra ; ; ' . : I wt at. betes $30,000 | 4 Ne. Sy able Bene Seerano, violinist | heaping teaspoonful to a gallon |botled, therefore they would no’ | : dws and Olive | “Mies Bluebeard” | Pe Continuous 11 te 11 “REMEMBER WHEN?” . 4 A "wudGivitr, WF. yd eit. "10 : eaprpine ‘ yo’ us . - ivar ae cpanel —_—--— ' / Nf) : eto ? / ; make a good fe til 1, * _—— ‘ ‘nna €. Hogan. 66. SS23A Call ~ - ies f water ————__——_——_— ; Bebe Daniels in “Ar A = uot 50c { an ety jd, Winifred ( Thompson, 26. 400 _ At ony pc unggende: 6, oon eg —— ————— ne yl A CANADIAN DELMAR | gentine "aaa wi “Alao SKOVUR AS ser RS’ ‘ coLumsts BE 0 (—4 man Da. Atwater Kent artists, , ro st & ces aon init : i ! i 4928 Delmar ‘Breadway or Bast” THEATRES Ne name Lo An AN > NT | — eell or lean ieh Silvertown Orchestra. | Rrahm’'s period: 9:39, novelty shine program oe PACIFIC —— BETTER ENTERTAINMENT | Sfunn'ne De AA. Philadelphia (394.5). 6, | banio, guitar-ban)jo, whistier, or- Woc, Davenport ness y. od | DELMONTE | TOM Mix , ‘ x: lieu n: ] yrchestra, songs oy ;: ee ‘ — to) BUSINESS FOR §& SALE _ WWEAF concert: 7. Atwater Kent! gan mee ne OF apergs - te ee a> 5630 Delmar The Rainbow Trail RD PReSwN, ; | GROCERY SD Wika? Wake | it © Coodrich Orchestra. ‘WLS. Chicago (344.6), 6:15, Corn- WQJ,. ¢ hicago (447.5), | tainbo | ' IRENE RICH | VRIC SKYDOME Lene = udnde! ored district; bargain if sold a rc x Work. (8315.6). 7. @0-| husker’s concert; 7; WLS thea- concert violinist, baritome; 9-12, | KINGS oe rT if me new ’ entral 4998, a cd > ew ©” . a te. » 6s uSK : . Rainbo Skylarks Axel Christen- “1% NSN. K’ cshiehwev “Mw Wife and I ‘ ’ ‘Ae 4705. % GROCERY—And market oid mrano. 7:30, Piccadilly Theater. | ter, classical program. ese rey: © Ractim Ned and | OLLEEN MOORE in CRAND CENTRAL — - - = ; sen, Czar of La e, s2we 1c | | nat ne ront OTB: ay - on account mS. Chicago Tribune (3702), | way ak. Lock port (265.5), i, ar — " e cn ; 6 MELBA ; SALLY’ —Alse and Chestnut; 8nd bath; rent 9/5; , a ha. Chess, Lucas Sisters; 12, ginge: pe Jim Ward’ Olive 4482 ahther bagasse For «4 ey oy 7 7:30. program, organ: 9:30, > Whiteman's sere naders isrand and Miam! “orp. im ” ND LYRIC _ 50° S ffereon or one 1 - ” hour ce i , a : | motions. P13 | “No awents. OE Drake program WMAQ. Chicago News (447.5). 7. | + (995.9). 6. WEAF KYDOME “THE SPANIARD” WEST 3 THE COOLEST SPOT ROCERY-MARKET—Rent #50. 2 MewGR, Buffalo, (319), 7-10, WEAF | Jen talk: 7:15. Boy Scout | WSAI, Cincinnati (325.9). At MIKADO S$ | Maplewood: | “ ease Reoeiptes a 00 "wed kiy. Cast | es ac: oe | a —e at lecture; 8:15 program; 7, Atwater Kent art- ‘ , Hamilton & Easton 4 Acis of Soule ' ‘ Benton ASTAI and carry Price $16 program = = program se | ists k Silvertown Cord Orches- When vou Z0 W est, Z - Bit ‘ Speying: «must ST. LOUIS EXCHANGE, Schenectady (379.5). 6:30 Zanta orchestra. ee “ MICHIGAN : MARY PHILBIR in | STARTING | = “4 a4 | ®th and na ver emtre! 21902 Pan-American night, Marine | WMBB, Chicago (2950), 6, semi- hess ; 1 (428.3). & be sure to see the Michigan & Robert © “KORE OF PARIS” | DAY | — oe 72"! FILLING STATION—Bast g1. la Mhand: 9:30, Stephen Boisclair.| classical program: 7:30, popular,| WSB, alata coures Picnic ti hg JACK BOLT SATY rR | sc) location: bargain. Box W-225. é “@rraris: Trianon orchestra. piano Gertrude Jonnson program MISSOURI ‘ FETTY COMPSRON —— ’ ’ eemain. ~. | Tie Ch a a a ee } | Mil k Journel (275)./wMC. Memphis Commercial Ap- 10:45, Dr. C. Sheidon, organist ana an —— 8 ae tH ons | ‘4 usiners wroker ea a wauKee - ~é | ) . a , ‘ ‘ ; : 6-3 - — OMA OpPer | LENCHERY—Fine opportunity fer PAthietic club music | peal (499.7), 7:30, science talk; WSMB, New Orleans (319). ©:»", PLAZA ac. THE HERO OF sera m2, ladies or couplet good location: | es = ' “7 eSports organ: 8:30, Polyhmnia Circles e ) in “WAGES OF » | T—NORTH | able: cal afternoons. 4481 Olive. S. Louisville Courier - Times’ &:30, program 4 Raise 5 un Peal ° 8 “.11. WTAS | (lara and Fitzel VIRTUE” “TH ” CA UA\WIK MEAT MARKET AND GROC oe 9288.8). 7:26. Liederkranz con- WNYC. New York (526). 6:15, con- WTAS, Elgin (302. ). # : ot ! | mews or without bullaing : — tert aint $0. Municipa!] Instrumen- Orchestra: Frank Morris, Cava ose RIVOLI IRENE RICH | IN, us RST . : » ° roine ry rd , . is ee 4 . Q 4 . - “ , ’ ao | See us.| EERELER. 72° Chestnut, Main 2380.) N, New York (361.2). 7:29. or-} tal Trio: 8, dance RAENS, Ce ee g peer MO I TBE OCIETY DRAMA Olive sin -— ¥ nn ob ae st remy 3" Mhestra: §. Loew's vaudeville; |} woaw, Omaha (526), 6:30, an- WWJ, Detroit ee Sees os : S DR) " Sickness. tr | os / ‘ ° " > vs ili endl . 0 S) ry. 4 cA 7 concert - eee — + Fairv low nt 7} 10. Pa roqw « » by nounced: ® 45. O1 hestra.: ¢ U Wr: } Skouras Bros. Circuit mor) | M11. INE “ERY AXD READY 1% ‘eture D. Des Moines (526). 7:30.. RESORTS. Five hundred miles of inde- — | bargain: fime a —— onery £00)! weet on Clive near transfer corner; 3 Mundling orchestra: 11, dance | TRAVEL AND RESORTS _ TRAVEL AND sick Philadelphia (508.2). 6. Sec- scribeble Alpine Feiryland GRAND CENTRAL BLANCHE SWEET 720 £1250. KE. lh. HEYE INV., 7th @ : i eciphia (508.2). 6, Be | from Banff to Vancovver- ao ae eee ‘ “Bin SOPREM = 4 Tan an at paying dinner tee | rut, 400 Tithe Guar. Olive 4462 ttary Hoover, Prince D’Niscemi, | traversed only by Canadian ace Peouteau. Mein | ston leaving itr. oy ‘By Pacific. WEST-END LYRIC = NOMMASTRG Pe DUTeeU. =H IT | Pia et leavine cits a = FP 5 RESTATE NT Maplewesd? income os MAR, Providence (305.9). 6 | Stopovers lemet where eniacs atiniiod THe ell : confectioners | rent S65: lense _ Benton 1873I WEar program 7 Victor pre-| ; aaa rou wish 65 apartment: | RESTAURANT “Good jocation: mt r ? , 1, 99000 ‘jenee: heat and het water furmenea: a : ‘ BLANCHE SWEET , Sentation. &. Goodrich Sil. ertown | rete _ take ———— ness: leaving city; ecll at once. “orchest 2 ae . estra Market Thess palatial an heat —— | No Extra Fares - th and Cheetent ’ MOMENT™ oo ». New ¥ 5.2), “7, i n : ; ALL *® aT is mer, Terme) Pt) PARANA cee screens Be | penton otservaton care. | ARSENAL (A354 coer 4130 wey - ‘REETAURA NT—Juet. opnosite _ ar New fork. (4 | : ‘ , +: Grand and Arsenal ' “900 VADIS” ee ee, (eS). dian fleet which brings the | Oil-burningenginestoelim- 9 ‘= torv: doing bie buriness. Sond Journal review; 6:10. popular ASCAN iA pleasures of “travel de luxe within | inate smoke. One thrill after GRAND FLORISSANT; TOM MIX “Riders of . a the Purple Sage. mongs, the Texans; §, Wurlitzer the reach of another. The wonder way , ! a er A U w IA Like the Ausonia and Antonia, they pit pay ’ aaa. ooo LA e , : | ysl Juan (340.7). 7:30.) \/ . are “Cabin Ships.” carrying only | “The Mountaineer i* the races, | trip Call Lin- | RESTATRANT—New. goot locations — — ) tory and show, .doing food eT. ( <3 —s "UO | nese. out-of-clty owner. ) yen mse — and increasine | * SSTAt TRANT—SOUTH = a a oring. A e ~ Ay = ike ew: : lease; gent $60: fixtures 709 Victoria, Bid | ante will etand rigid investien rel 413%-41°R ’ 1. MEYE INV. COD... 7th and Cie Jefferson & Gravais *“Code of the West’ | PLANT | 400 Title Guar Bide. Olive $85 | ™Musica\. Cabin and Third Class passengers. | f popular Sey em ' afayette ‘ BORMA TALMADSE ose <j; oe, will ne ’ . - n train, start ° a a in oy ieee. Darrow. a) am vans Fz er | Among the atvences ee . night from Chicago, Twin ane a “THE LADY” Vitec. ~os 6 3Sen, OF _lTauis » Secretary aw Kine ‘ elighti rivate suites, so —oo | = rent : offered are delig P ext morning. . OR Victoria Bid. | ROOMING ; HOrSE— ms corms w] orchestra concert 16, composer beautiful bedrooms, and an wun- Cities n LINDELL (TOM MIX “Riders of $b 41904129. | die \ncome Sania — outside Sea ually large mumber of two-berth For full information, rates t the Furnte fae.” | ~ een te ‘® a ng gee 419 No. Leftin a TRAVEL AND RESOETS ered gc and reservations, see local Grand & Mebert “The Spaniard | wo ine | : ee | ce Pome ees ooms. . « oo i | ae —~ ty a a 5 SRA | Delmar, | po ae . Venetian egents, or MAFFITT ( NORMA TALMADGE W. ’ “~ coor”| | to alata - : ; rooms ; . ' : Box W356 c D. | Row MING Be deh tive eet haat | al , ae AR. ag ge hy the — geil its Vander enter ast ( - “TmE Bape” | A Turi LING STORY repair sho eon i. : . rene ~ nd the kind afloa GEO. bs. Geenera ne by terms. ENDLER | pOomMiNC HOUSE—West Ent: ) | —_—e s ascinating design of Agent C€ , Pacttic, $= ev xD | CHAMBERS | ) Commerce vf 3436 nen e y. c 3 he ; | es Mielightful inter Gar- Locust , he Manchester eS a LOVE 2 ROMANCE ity. wash rack ROONEY 12 Chember at | 33 2aaaazzda Mgep st 2 den, beautitully ponsliod in figured —- Telephone Main 579 or 17 4315 Manchester | YROM PARIS" ) pair shor ae RO iy HOUSE yosu®, . ia A ah ee | back syca.nore Peter <~ — "| he a , L rd. Cabany 8; + $450 REEL: Chambers st. the children Gymnasium Joes soem, | NOVELTY THOS. MEISHAN wd ro MING } ; FOU SE—12 roome. ret . . ' boat eck, ung : - | “ner ‘ “( oming Threvegh iron Ft vn Ctheap: filled 443] Page. aa You will be glad to know | Library, magnificent Drawing room. pee a ee eee Avply 128 W. | ROOMING HOURS oN Coa we a Chicago hotel, centrally lo fected gnc of ond avers PAGEANT | THOS. MEIGHAN in ae , ict ) lease _ house ve J, inde y 6reome . ed | . under ne uipment conducive to ys , Delmar ; “ oming Through" oR FY; small: very | ROOMING HOt ween” ; | » having 125 pleasant, || other se — pny | BS a om aor Ary INO — | Chamnut Male ey f° mMiortable rooms (each with S SHAW ; TOM Paspis Stee. “ OCORGEOVS, ae ck worth —$35000 | mut. “hid: ' ing water and telephone) at fe the enjoyment , the Pars sare ‘1) |\ROOMI~NG HOT an ~~ Euchia: er and telep Adé to the above features, ) “The fenniard”’ TRA moe =e R ‘ 2 furnished for roomers. ™ a dey—with private bath, and educational interest of the St. Law “eth and Shaw se nepenen DON ALBERT'S ORCH ES ~ tor reace River trip and it is ecasy to appre | that # voyage vie the Cunard Cana = dian Route is a periect pleasure cruise. housekeening ___ t a QOMING HOUSE—12 rooms. of 30 a day and up—$1.00 extra PT—Caeh buel R a rages. neome - : A ‘ ous res- Sicha’ Cabewv reasonable: neh Tane ity " . Persons. am : | Der. _ tae nt — prices half of those || - SHEKANDOAH / VAUDEVILLE DORIS KENYON Grand and Shenan- | ee ueemece’ | MAL ALLISON ee ee : tw ® ROOMING HOUSE room naa | information AND aes a local steamship agent for ~ ; ge lg ) nished. offer wanted. 40454 ‘ clsew here. hs or te : ter = — - 50. mvoice =o non : : ROOMING “Fiovsek—3204 Paras fket: wonderful | furnished for, I | : ieee 1 renach for + income: rent $4 rrice Perdinend 9 and | ROOMTNG HOT. rooms, 7 ae keeping. eqmniete ie anh ver t: ." » eng ee le | me ive AE me 20 cash. mut ; Siitiontess write | oe 1772 Jones (halt wi (ply | ) Tw: | MEIGHAN in WAVER ; 6350 Delmar “Coming Throne | in- ZANDER THE GREAT | | W<XICAN RIO GRANDE SERENADERS | TONIGHT IS BASEBALL NIGHT | — HOTEL. | mnt THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP co. UNION we { COLLEEN MOORE in ae Rs ARION 1135-1187 Otive St. | Union & Enate Paes ee i : IS Last ’ ai anne : oY CHICAGO | iy VIRGINIA AIRDOME aE MELTOX =e “ad | ay: Whe 2 | W. Cor. Madison and Canal ; PHOTOPLAY THEATERS ant Vea NEw Miers | wa artic ohne Begs FE DENTAL cn | | como conan heen sour ; ii Vandeventer and Page: EALOON AND LUNCH ROO 2 On THE STAGE | | — % ‘Hlored | * | $350 861900 Oh : Inees goed fix. ' so income property | sor RET ATR SHOP—Account mire! TS40 im) } 2°n7 & Tth cheran The Browns and the Indians will Be Guests ‘ WERK Market: goo mand: | ¢ATtOR BA an ent, wholesale and manufacturing CANADIAN SERVICE , omar CLAIRE WINDSOR AND wm. . MAINES || SYYDOME “Wane uP THE TOWN ioe coos a EL. ct, 5 minutes walk from Loop. FROM TRE STAGE PLAY “TSF se e ° : . ome” ANF) ie Paine a 3 -E.ANDERSON, Peegeeee: ib? rein 2310 at 6 [6oner a A METRO4;/OLDWIN ricrt ge MATINEE SUNDAY wager. 2 —— —_ ' outs an hs) rr : * "PCRTABLY esis $6 — sonable SA08 St. loum. OOLORIRSA Tah, Ploriseant. reo RE NG “WA GHINE icSO)

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Home i _— ws “38 e and in ban auma —_ ee end —- st. lL. i's » 1a 50% B: CZBCHO-SLOV AKI —Crown: PD. 2.96 , 4. = eos os et PRS recy = s3% = | wot tr etfs 18% 18% i8's a Millis took a! offerings Core) I6t%\ 155% 162 ‘e- Lor 'e-*s a3 fCGo-AvIA— le a : RUMANIA—Leu: D, 47% {300 Hum O@R 44% 62% G24 St 2 cG En a2 42% Sl% $2%! om Lorre G8. ice: 29m 2 -- | Demand was seed x L lida i330 “a eee ae “¢ : ARGENTINE—Pese. D, 40 75. 6. 0UOTOcfCan an. 34% 33% BN Jt's 4 Con B A L27 % 120% 125% 1270's 19 Nat Tin a. de ~ Following &@ weer @art op anexpectec | Chi 2if's ti5%115 134 ian oe ee + ‘i BRAZIL—Muiirets; D. 10.55 emer... Ts | 74 | 7 386 Cont B Bo 28% 2% 2% 25% = New C oe - - acon of Livercest. which was ‘ed lower/q cigs 13% 135%, 366 5 ons. General ‘e. : /TORKIO—Ten: D. 41% | 3900 Inc PC La, 26%) 25% 2% 26%!) 32 C B pe ae as os, TN 2 New Corn . 19% 19% 19h (om July and “4d up on Ortober and murs) — — 107% 08> 108%. huwever andé the mack 43 | WVONTREAL—Doellar: D ow la . ' - - Coty Inc 4 44 2 N J Zime iss4& {85 isa | favorable weather. where Seine sHowere if JCLY OoORN —— i he gerting ’ was 7 = coal =H A Wr - > © . Magno: rPilees 146 146 14° ”! ; és 4 « - - L Nipissing 4° 4% 47 : Seathwesr ante West ewhea: ~cuvere! and oo ee ° am shewine raiti « +t ‘ 4 “ - ;sHAI— > 40 NY Trans #14 ©% W* mis | Cuba Co b vy 33 ; to Obie Cao ss ba as . &x s 4°s edvanced on cror da™s¢c- reports e«neeint. s&s Liiy® 116% 'Tx&b LIT r owen. om sais of 7 = %. : ee > - _ , : ~ ‘ . ; ’ - : : ‘*¢ : > , — — ‘? >t i} er LOUTS STOCK EX “HANGE ~ Ome WN ste S64 G6 SS ice Aan 19% I5 iS& 19%. 1a Pr . Mw 22 21 e ¥ dealine with “take-all” and Hesman ey | om. LISS 16% Ir1817% LITy-y Omdirien ff wot sie : # Se ee cln Le ore. Cl i , Silver |i. toe Pra 1 Be - : LC ae Or |) Sh Ts Es 2 10 Red Warrie 25 > on Oe | | je ‘Eaneae | Winnives “May wheat eeriy © 1it Log Lie & 110 aged 73. Zhe and eum . f May 28.—Hydrauiic Brick ere- -learings, “soncy, 1.100 Sam 68 | 50%, 58%. 30% | 2 DUA wWe.15 eee IS 6S Sa — age a ee SN ee was uo orer 3c 0 Corn furures bere evened —=—SSenbEE COR ithe avereme ori’ ate ferred sold ott some today. three —— L338 ao PL i320% 120 £4120 120 - eh DCe 15% io lo l>% atti a ay , — = - > anchanee! a Richer Juivy corm Seline = Lines - ; = poe Ser cent Dams (eo aE ‘ | ' « : 1¢ Q _ oa ™ «. : ~ ae la’ Seu Pen © 173 172 LT2 rae | 3t Debpc a R 1>% 4% 14% i> at spe ri" : oc Se ; awe and then higher - 3 tans i 2 = is \& i+ Li@ ‘ga The detailed +. - shoe shares ruled unchanged (¢° too ‘rea Nie ge - mag ee ees 1@ sea P I 83 “3 a3 (| 6 Dun I I 23% I ~~ 23% | . Temo Beim Sic Glic Gic enn” on heat opened at $1.59. Sentember —" — 1k6@% l17%-% PITS-% | Gees the Teams weather =" : al ciearin for May Wet _ ca. of ao | : : m4 2 p ) wheac $1.55. July corm iF femem- & ii tt 1! : : | s Tai — i higher and Missouri Portland 3557 joo eee Ee ten par SCSe SO tne-| SFR CO SOS SL Dur Mot S| 36% 85 | 86%) oc Gee 6 | eel 6 6 al “orn $1 16% ee re . {1 ee | eee seu ew YORE 4 >. . a S20. %8)000 thes year $2.056. 000.000 ‘oe 400 5S 0 Kan 36 30 3. ws ue D céR vtec 5% — 5% + pity —~— — _= ~s — The th North ore & - om | = . MAY OATS mntly disap ont 2 ¥O : Mey "The E % t broucht same price aS PrevioWS sponding period ‘ast rea SoHo SUN eae = © Ky. 129 118% 218% 115% 7) Duc C A 32% 21% 723% 2% ; oom So | OM 3 S . bined tad 479 cars of whest. comoparec Cui. #7 45% 47& ay jallied on ee oe Or, } ; By > day in early sales but a’ afternoon 7. Reperts of deh.ts far May = 193 ~ Ss OQ Ned 247 ” > ws "48 - E Bash pfd 104 ‘e Las & La 104 +4 w ae "— 4 F3 x «4 wit 378 a . azo and 76 ‘ast vefar Jt LY ‘% a TS so a 4° er *our pe nts lim ad gre Pest 1” ifs copyrighted fie b. + aemmham @aid youet were Debits to individual accounts Sih? ses ON ¥Y 8% & 44 44% a EBS.ow cor "3% 7% “4% 7S | s oe a $y —— acess — cme 98 cars. Dulut> 185 | Cha 4a rr es ae Pr mand tapered ef? a ain — ™ y= iow today says: . 2 are = tas, Ay ee c >. Eureka V PR © “1 a. Lecal wheat --ceipta, wMich were ot oo | SEPT. OaTs wt prices one @ ue and a for stock ~ : | } 4 Securit Sie High. Le Close. Ch ge L008, GUD total ww date $2.27 . Be) 1a) ee ee ae oes ee 7 Fea HRM CT C4 73%, 23 as. so = * si si Sl SuBhe:s. compared with 44. 2h) «4 Berek atv Ch 49%, why rrr \ =—— anether orv te petmte aut “Demand : s Eis Ré a a Q «i ~ : . ‘ 91's ; _ rear. inciudec. # “ars MAY RYE condition at T&¢ "per lla enics ‘today and 9» es worked de off 7 i) ARTERNOON SESSION. te date to individual and benk and bank er? oe i a ae es See 13% 2% «12 tha ay. . oe 1o- 7% Ty ~ A ond = ones may a) iiss i114 E> age 338 per me OC Rtremap ge Readily haher virtually threugh- : mc 4F i> : 4 id . 3 : mn “es 4 Fe ' ims . . ~-* ~ ; — == ~ + aa : ‘ — . _ —_ re -* = ~ . ] ars > . — : y , oa P B pt 225 to 3 ¥ tr: = : NEW oan ar ‘* mone r a a os 6% 7= + Os SS Se. 26% cit Ser new 3S". 3ST" SS JSS 23 Gillette S$ KR 6 a2, se =x ' . she - > ‘ > - -hreueh ste ~ceirts ehieh wee IF Car. 120% £iiiia 119 4-119 1134 ~~ trac wre) Awe © ce | are Me P tems Ss it * | cans i. i ES i > pfa > = 6h [GalP 22st 38) SR . Lam STT%S % S82 Sf 3 | O00 dushels. compared with 97.000 a wek LErTe ; : Bae fittle evidence of profit-taking | Am G ge | ae gr . as 38%, as \ neu — ~ wo . re obo — = swe Colca =\ — i% “ ; t & 4 vghen c 1 ee — . ~ > ~ nerd 77 Ice x, 132 & le 's . aco and 186 000 ast e2ar - rpegLpchent 32 | ~ list, xf “oueee RTE - pate anticipatien of the Saturday A & ™ . $ _ . . . +6 orenth= 3S ‘ Tune _ 1° Coms Ros : 89r i 48 Goedrear T 32 32 Tt 37% : Anacee 4 : 103 % 163% 193% care ‘ora! and &4 Se 4 ae 3 % “4 a = 7 rnmerca = “3 Contr © vt In % 8 7" a) _ aa %, ?® Grennan. Bk 13 ts * a . $i “: 2 _" = ae os SC so 83 =) '@were “5S are ‘’x-e!? and & rh-seue? . . ———- At ~ SSo aan ay aa BU ~ shes. comna ed _witn TRS. em * wee i waiete™ but the tane cent) muaced A © Fr ? —— alt nena te ee ne ee «1 . a - . “ eg . —-‘% 3% 21 ; -s we ft es& 224 2 % azo and 583.000 ‘ast rear. corn reaps ; ich. Lew ad + Rank Comm I3 145 14" a. & & | oe 44 france GO cont mes exchanee +«>ibeoen © | ; 2% 2%, 2% [8 Happiness ' . a FS 13 . a * r P ~ Ea. Rest-Cly nr oe he ye | eeeeee han. SS Oe eS ane & The O88 vo tet TH: t% 1% 15 or ee 6 Oe Sl Oe eS ee ae 168% .....| owe Oe ee ae me pees Bil dae O.t =H 2s Se at ~:~ ees | os | 3 pe we | { ; = del‘lars Was Quoted 1S fra: Q~ me =p = a .* * = ? . = - — : emts receinte were 548.0 Duste'ls. cor . —- ao a —— trHities were irregular ‘ 2 ts ancs ~ , ~ = , yen ma d s MN BB Tr? » | nee ti gu 4 a 4 t Btvce com 1 45 - 4s -epe~ e GU O Pa aTy 67 Gy OTA ye ules P FITS tls 215 . : 4 +. gt a ’ -) pered with 230.000 = week ago and 37 Specma’l te the Posr-Dispatch J oe oar > ~ - tg) L> 5 { Chitty E pf 10 Ts Ws 2 LONDON. M 2%—Rar e- 31 5-16 - Hirhy Pe z 3 3% 34 ; mm & 3 2% & : > cane 4 an Me ..---+ | 80 last rear Wheat stiome =? CHICAGO. May 28.—T? , — 25 2s sS on 7 # t Sue tof 3 | 8) «88 1 per ounce a ee ee oe” Siete | THe Lewe Pee ai 3 | a 18a. SS : a) 22%) ae Se Oe Oe ee ie | Oe cad SSShei. comgured with 978.000 | buying heavils a ne 2 we Se ee ye Sex High Records Reached. acs int ¢ I 4 . My» aP R me Is 8% a5 . BS‘. —- *s rate sirert an Drees mont is 2 « 4 °.78 : 12 Mount a oe . = Pn od ’ i im Ma? " > 4 — — .s " - —_ rs - « i ile . i338 + 178 , ._~- a (pet. - r — —- as o che - -h , 4-t, - rel = a 6 : » - . . ; ’ T~. - > s * = = Ty aT > > a? & > -* . . - . -_ t ra. 1s «4X... porn “fies” - : arr oan e > hol- - j .e Hyd P B co 75 ‘e ,@2' per ces ; $ Mount G 2 L ty i -~ ct A oo + gar _ a nell ee ge eB. gi T\ PL& 101% shomects were 455 “WM bushe!’s compare — sharp opening stbacK’. Wheats JUly. T2-9ie; Cet. curds a | am Lins | ; Joba neen Rr 100 40 48% rv) > — 3 - YORK Ma .. — ' } Nat S 214 14 tla ‘ Jores Rad ® te 4 - ; 13 ‘ t = bl Re 93 “a 933 . a3 es at %, with 402 Qe a week ago and 215.900 ‘an as a mas ecw WTT and ats. > + aa Sa‘ hs an prospects of : Am Lan bed 9 ; ; Mo! s co ®) 16 14 m4 67's Mexican dollars, 57 ‘s %& New Br 5% 5™ a% S Ke!vrnater 724 “1 > : aaB S* A 10 ~ 1eT% 107%, 107% rear. cate shipments wer 558 OO) bushe!« weenie a gees ‘as setieved wo bh ihe ee men” meek -- 7d profit-taking tomoerre, Am te Ge Mie Port Ce 74 5a% SS% S's —_—— — ° New ?. S % S% Sy SS feb = i44% 12 . 38 a _ . “SB & +“ —_ ls LIP% LIPS yy Raye 1708 000 4 week ago anc =| ae nn ey age a sara adva ce Butter meer a seorks were in goo | am Bea @ 1 - : La? ‘ - > Dv , i} = . . - “ ~ : vx“ aS A ; I~! a : . . ~ = - ns . let : g ; ; 7 fh % 4 ee A. 4 a. = a. — ' I . Zi ~ “| , = bg vw As rhe on : : es ho = 5. Gs 384 is =~ t mC Se Ss os = 4 3 Clearances were 765.900 bushbeis - am showed a slight reaction ‘Tom ~~ =” id rtually througheat the ~ aol an ‘ 7 ; ‘ « | and -_ aihas m4 . id » wr on My a % et —_ a. : = agg * ili . ‘ — aa s . . zh reaint. out aeare pe - . h -_ f ¢ : Copper _ - . - — : DD ‘ AH 74 wheat, 15.0) busite of cat are hh _ lows , . nag her . and @ere than 8 Score ef am % Skouras sh 36% BS%' SBN... .- | 2 Peer © > er Fa os 123 o= 123 > on eur io t [ usher Oats “aere I te > te t we ~ OAD amon eeeneen Sl a - the rear tr bread and active | A . ¢ : Weac El pfd 2s) = ~~ a* ae oe nae alieed at STAG per a0! 1 Ret RO a 4) 30 sa -“Ma Ww i as 2° — . FF 53 ‘> DunTaAR 7s 194% 1644 134% 14% 5 St. Lowis tash rain neat” s“omed le to IT Sec Rieher Rubs ; a ime crices tc ferwerr end = lina* : Cemmissien houses re- Am Oe 6, ; | AGMLIr cat aet eet .@ i > mm 100 —e winter wheat. $1.95- No 3! on og pu wheat. 108.004 bu cy as usua’ | -\sm em hea Ae in bond sales 000 omitted >_> | Biectrolytic. spot and futures IS. Tin! =f Sever © ie) ig! te | ue PCO I ea: Snare ie LG Pet 6 . 108» 10h se WOt te 101s roe wie we. oe ced TN Ee ee Ste: atappiignados a pad rumors were freely Ge) Sas | ————_ oe ye “he —he *: : by 55.75: futures | 1°? Seq se 41% 39 3a ° Musie MC 3% 21 11% 2% ; —g = Me x — ao — 108% 5 — a* , A . os ty . 3 heavy "aims in Nerthwe: . : Nore oces . the holiday June was ger Lal | - &2.U35¢ 3233 2.7 322% ex crs m% 1 | ieky wheat S182: No. I Bard wheat. ‘ ee oe Kansas and cradi are wade : yo —— 7 cnn CLOSING QUOTATIONS. | woe St Lous ser and futures 7.1 ~ st ite 4 ae 36 Xe 38 .---- _4 =a , 229 23268 222 2K > teh P “sq a oaee an & | $i. 79e1 =. No. 2 hard wheet. S17? a ae ~Yy titude of Liverpes! toward — ge a D (be effernegg i expected to be «2 ME Lonta. | 7 an ke Sone, Petal og 3 Etter Toe Hy MS MQ aye STE Ned Pp neta S tees te tors Se sus, era oat rts SST nr Racket let wo an svening aah to sell) SUTTER crosey querc” 305g Sag reacnct =| am toe @ r . ? 7 * 73 i ae es ‘ —— Peder? ON r ; - . ; , ‘ ; a | , 3 . — . - = * > ' es : Tl ; ~ " i, — « . ' ' »® Riace Sentbeahl — cor e ter | ; Apr . ie oo Gined = mon . &. aU} a @& 5 2 ~ 9 a ° > % » de a +, a. . . 11% le M & Co 7% 1a3 % 103 103 % Si li- “No 2 te "a: Teer} au additien. the lecal trade sentiment anes Garés, #0‘ c. firste Sepa ly good demand and reacetet «) Te T | Lewis Unk e. ~ 79 per cent of the 8 s outDpu 'o. 6 Woodley F. 8% S% 8 : = 5 rs tb’ SOP as 88% S3% $3% 93% | No. 2 veliow com, SITS: No S veilow earten because of the bellef that the mar-| “MEGS eset: Zle. nien for the new gtadk!| & 3 3 Ss. Zs «6 on Trust Sh) ~ a — baal m4 - 1 to Ae Se AER 2 . ns : ‘ ™ is *. an oA.1 ox? vy = P 8 > los tor 1 104? om Sil 17 “Nn. 4 vrellew si ~ a- Teele d 2 Teme tn r te» CH EES E—rem = s : 4o pfa 4. Reck-Cormits pic te wie Lonericag Bureau ' : coe : i. wor " = = : . . BSS = iV. *% ive’: ;' ‘ ' +. Forrh "8 cm - ? : A mm order tt ‘esgore ; ‘+ err. aieeme an ee e Mea Statietiios a ie). a. "i — Oe INDUSTRLALSs. “a = —- . >t ee st Mt 1 white «om SLIPre%~e@t > Ne * where => Sane ~ - = ec) gee a ise. ee + 1. ee ) AWW ice ; a a x ? —— a4 | ~ ,am Treat 1's 440) ry Man et os IN" . . -— 1.» Audiror —" >. a - ~4 ei) t > - 4s > > S*«¢ > ri2 _ 117 " Itt % 18 rrr, = a. 7 wy We = =x hits orts — i pl Fw eae 3 af * Se ne Dre. —e a2rinta . 33 for the old shares (eh > ela’: A x nn» 4 _— ruary and 01 719 ® Janu > alt Ps " ae : m \ a3 as 83 ; os ‘ —— eek qu. Sie; Ne 3 white ants 45% NO _— go, einge and then — = 4 merecanti«= securities! My a Se Saas oe 42 LONDIN, Ma “ —Sian iar mer } 3 am —_ > pon & ». * > - ‘ 14 - ck : — += 9% 98% 8 = +¢ white cats, * * @48%Nc: sample gcarie _— Lao wmcnh has ben an Wipertant fac- uum. 32.50" emad. +2. — . Mw ' am woe Reyd. Richard®en pie 13 sepot £60 Se fetares, (2 re Pa oft SQ = SSS. > >. EC : —— ~— tn, , “s | — 94% 394% Fo shite sets 47447 ‘er ° Cast ‘ew dars. Seuz™t 5en*tiv c PIGEVNS AX SQUA were booren’ Maxwei!l shares, of ty Brewn Shoe pfa "304 206 st, (63 10s: furares, £283 hg a, = , AmMG&E pfi Se D. ST% '9T% STE BTA Winnipez Grain Market. mye gf ey A for the season “Liye Poe a a ae Ne ee ee y OCertain-teed Preducts co aT \y £34 Te Gd: futures, E33 17s Se . 2 amPQAL pf ss. ' ™ EF Se WHFIOL™S OL OLY W-natpeg ‘osing prices and ranges as ~~ — ie a ou was in Sich creand tow! E Py ‘TCLIBRY—FPowls > stocks were = continaed | Anac Coe Z * 5 CRicaEeo Rv Bquyyrent cen 45 4s _—__-—- & _ - » 5 Ra rrr : . 37 3 33 > " — a . 7 = % = « is te, fe R tT? sy ax ow oe 1 “aw * Pats eabie ‘co ae ng re ert - poem os at - . . > demand. Specialties such as Aar- D-Mid Chicaas R Beau pmenr’ rfid % ma] " Boston Wool Market. — 4 Py = i> . ts e #) > _— . wi : > nm, - 4 - re % 7? = e ‘W i» e*, Io” Iv hi : orrenect was lemme te ge wl Se eee sfc - ores 1 a : Shee. Califarnia Packing. 40 pfa D _ Walker ry Goods eu pet ‘ : Spe “an >the Poe-Pospet” , sere 3 ’ = % oN 32 ~ Re Meu ta 2 a ‘Ne ++, 3 oan Sara" —T9el % ot \ 1, ia F View Low —_ — yy naling rains Foreign buyers ere hang herne. Diack amd - 3 n-teed “onso dated Clg7r Am i ~ = . ° ar > une ‘ »f 2. = a ‘ : + . ‘ cs = : , **e - : ~ ri rer ft 7 - . ‘ : . ; : y-Walke gee an 23% a “ — _— a... = ome oe “ook Were } tmooMie A ~tis 3% ; . Siorsen fac me ” Ss - — = - ae : a a we > — » t+ Vays @”. a3 1 “es 1os is a 7 ® . : i Bred Medart pfd re 10” Me | eaoers SotInae Ue Cla res Ox e L Arm&cs vt “4 _ 2 4s Sun OFT 3% ST% 87 ie a7 i as ~- jor — » } 3S did “ ae ,earor efioment. Foreigmers sol’ Sutul _ @uche jC « levels. Philte Merrits crosset “* o> «es ae Pred Med@art com ........./ 33 pound im the creas A fair mvermae t ct. I2 2:2 : pel ; = Pe, ~ * ‘ ~ csianpanedliniaediiad witrhdraSn foo the — i ah marte: rer “Sec - $ A Ther - ij 4 ran te- imeta se "Dc S5¢ —_ phe Th ree-eue tt -_* saaereean oe ‘ ra Bork s = : > 33 z a i Ae > Singer 4 : 4 . - " “ane ‘> : "= tet “- “7 + IrFt - Teor 7 (arr ews = mired but - . in * zu ness 4 z= products were orhere at stern 4 > : : ia .... ee Oe b> ge ba gg et af Eteiend} 12 Bec Con & 21 Or) 22 - =. s Gt ae ie te Se a USR 84 - be for hb ch prices ’ Ass T ss _ "as 4, mS ts, =e % > = a * ‘ ” : ? , TS 6 . = Ol % 1 oY ‘> 1 rl ‘4 ait Thee was " ie af “9 ae be ~~ The «cek ir lowa "ep ~noert sand thar cern i . | . q Tuternmational “Roe pid rz itl ee. SS + a~x sx 5% » s . -ere ~ie >-8 CSR 6%s81 100% 10 100 Cubes, July shipment. to an ober a9 Oe SSS than a vear age and tt a | Thternational Shee com 145 Southwestern Gel pid 210% 1221 a SS & Se ; 3 i Suite ™ mn = ‘ 4 USR 6¥ . United Rys wid es > it © & . se. 8, 8 305 —— vs > .) oo ; =cR @%s36 98% 82% 25% BF sen house seiling. vremPted br continu . = —_ Demand was itetet The ; in speculative tasues. When : | , Moe jlineis Stores pid a> “~ 2 4‘: ; 1 BurAM new Set £ © 282 7 s “hay “ os ? on * > cenerts of liberal offerings of Ji 7, = ed 150.008 bu cosh corm agpte EK : =. : Pi 105 __ | iynited Rallwars con SG: Se : 11 T &P : : eR Ase as', 93% S5% 5" i tie See ee eww oe «t= fllewed wheat an market opened it was learned | MoQva) Nerms or a 1? Cc Ree pie - . — f4 AO Me 'e Ses + . . ey, 5S % ~~ — ev; sR €% Ne : ™ : 7 - fay -. ” . : ISR Fests ga -% aT as > yalteed: same ene neti a on . stnete Soasiniame want aioe well ae of the exchange had temperar-'| @& wm @ | rea - w bw Be a ' 99 Cnited Kys 4s e% fo ® con T att _ “Gon “in | Tower Mite ay -* ' “Kk # .8 S85 ITN 38% 38 iracts were Des * were anctanesag 7" suspended trading in the pamier | San & 4S | Seultin Sere! pra nes 162 “a = we Ss 3 = K&S @ cent P Car 1 18 tatu P57 > ta nm a . ra. oe 7% FX SN le ‘frre ma tor fine csranuiated. Re- BERT air ASE _ fs @ reswlt the certifientes | Ser Oe oe ry . m4 neéenermdent hry hea . = . “ . s*9 ‘ a, > ain: aa 7 *. " ALS -, ge > \ ae > Te tS ims * as * s TN : "atu ”- were. ; 2 . : 7 Security sine Go com jnetees eerie ie fe | some e Se MS S| REESE So us. gs S| tee sees ee Sc ans clad cena, sore | Chicago Provisioms | SS.s"Si cc sana in Kaen demand and advanced | 8 P 2.08 Gowres Sree _S 38% S84 Kiniecr 7 . oe — } i 2 oe SS "3% 24%; 126 3 tPa @y% Gy Ghy «87 al nate sales T2‘0) tons. July. SU.6c. Sept.) ——— > | .e Byte 130.832 pounds: stm — Ma record high level at S05 | Bech; Stem — - “a chr M wi 12° oe, LS > Stas = >> &, ~ 7 x 2% % . nay REIGN BONDSs. $ >. 51 ie + an ~ eet Tt 24, “tay "= or issn market fm . bead faner ‘te “ancy al ; Sherti~ after neon the comntzee | Beeth F'sh 3 ” “4 4 / »~ => Sa % 7» 9r% 27S is oe oo “i "2": frilew e oo a arxge rum, & ™ fts learn t ; Suc ae me Mah ~w a ) oe - ae oe ~ as as my New York Coffer. wich _— cm | NEW YORK. ! 5 a ss en a = *\ me wa: 6 fe i342 GRAF. te SSX 3 _ 83% 83 | NEW YORK. May 28—Cofter. Bie S~ | AR “as Ores OF waht Se ated Bostock : -\as = oe ‘ t. Tr. 9 & ri : +. a4 (“5 a4 %\ —) ~e Santes “No. $$ 24% ¢ Future steady. July. PS.20e: Der. 15.58. ta > . oo ~ = r oe Ee 34a 4c: fo _—- af tradine The shares d@- (| Be 0 R - . , “es - = , - ~ “% _ xe — = At & aS 3 as 3 sacintasmmaintatippecibaisemagnin Ss : ‘ i - appears only as a matter of record. inst mitments in the!Gue Ma 3 ed athe, a cher pote am Catenin of i | 4 gr ISSL E . - ae Thr 3 ‘ 4 Ss ac. — : . - — -_ — ! , - . _ « ad 4n af¢a “oy > oTex met i ee ae ee ee . | “y Ferrigu Exchanges Quiet. te a Ss = ete : — t. ~~ « . : ° : | A ~~ Te ~ade sere Ss Sa “stn 5 See | ns frading (n foreign «ct chandes ©c® i3 — = a . tie emi Tur % m small wei aa om FR Ee a $1,000,000 Bn oa saline and mane a By a eget 7. = arine up te, ° ? ? _— were cenfined withi® - oa : man 4 ihe G J .7 soreead SI280 to $1243 «ith ee = ate ng3 verrained staflondry le —#- pancrama ~ . tk ne u S275) Rute sk of Engian ?. ) : ai aed making-up i SI Rut ‘ ape _Engian@ scotement | re | iwer Valley for 13 Si2.3e te S226. invents Pee were) | °o ' ncrease of about (7 -“he » Iam F miles — the Highlands, tite af nrices geneealiy Sic bigher then i] m cold holdings se « resuit | ie monte. weet Geesar wiabe kieas t / | Feceints fom R “ . : Ww P a 2 ss cement Raeeta “ireaie- - est eint and the ai Se eaten : . incre . Palisades sree Ly TE avernae quotanie at | 100 Per Share increased nearly (106108 |? aoa Arrivesat the Grand C soread af $12 ro SI%3@ with the lighter | Dividends payabie | Commodity Prices Sunt @ : ‘ en- ia agg, Stn te, with the a quarteriy March, Jume, September and irregwiar. ow tral Terminal inchabanet ‘Si2_ Packer sews were 50 hig ai SL: 2 . / and December frst. Redeemabie cm wheie or im part, om any dividend Gate ape Prices Cuctuated itreguleripie ead 4 es - a a “Ss ore 44 - 7 a . ~ - nT — ee |’ of New York—“a city = =a GF tip can “chemateni i sixty days’ notice. at 110 and accrued dividend. narrow limite im the e@m- ice @ae within a city.” arity Sat. Stage Se up at 98.50 | markets May wheat cal- |) Glam @ a 2 _ — weir apd | ‘> z ne. Perr? *orned weaker See et The only through rowte to ime nal heuwr of credieg ana | Cue® New England. Turpentine. Flax. Linseed a net lem of abet Ti ,* ” ~ , urpentine, ; RRS: Jute and Septea i Conecnicnt connections ; cle were higher for the| 8.2 : ‘ = P | eastbound and west- ge a sweatone - omen & 6 ; ‘sruree also raitted we C¢ é bound with all South- —e 2 ee B18 we ake & we | : tied Outstandi changes in estten teteren| Anne i western railroads at St. oT Minn... Maw 28 Clear” Pax. i] 7% Cumulative Preferred Stock negnficant. - The Se , vs “ iy, S280 wed- Seuecen ; nena = 6 « and af! offer & ; Lows. a >} 2k a Pr alias 8 ......---$1,000,000 $1,000,000 1lnd ott sttertnen Se : » = - o- . . ——, . , ve _- >™ he : ak a oe ee eS & SS So Othe ak S-o eam o : . * J i 4 . i New York Central Limes CLOTH. Mien. & o- ! -ssrereeees-- 1,000,008 1,000,000 aoe om o : —— , “ ~ — “saree ” ae P sereioe— @ smriy but raced ac citer New om ff HISTORY AND MAN ) en | oo - be ee ee ee Soe oe | 4GEMENT—The history of the St. I Of Predection $ september % é - > * a oF >. me tet tere 80 “ . . . shows. * | Ln D TOLLOWS the a VALET > ite. midtine. 25.0. coed middling. | = rbed. and the St. Leuis Globe-Democrat became the only not less than S“- ($50.000) of the mammum amount af seine a = : ARKET REPORTS Receants. S®3- aock 125 423 ngish-language morning newspaper | . st preferred | | famous 20th CENTURY LIMITE St. Louis Spat | . ciusive Assocated Press a ais aeastoer tea, aoe oak eS ae, | = 4 D a __ St Louis Spot Cotton. | 2 service im the morzing field. Since per share and accrued insterest. on the restful Southwestern Limited at atten wae uncheRed im St. Leonie | | observed a poli pa creeper ger rer Sar ge ctor stig one The stock shall hare = > acting. “2m Le ah | ce ' preferred voting pewer ec water level route EASTBOUND = ee ee of oft pation 5 Se cm the event of default = Ly. Se oe Ping ait. 25.7% partisan prejudices. opt = event mm the payment of four com a om Vv. Oe Lous a ty a . ’ ' ws « ; . - ~_ a2. ™. Management . = cr ‘* ~ eee «€ ome ee og rertr | a through the beauttul Mohawk Ac. New York 10:30 a. m." a om ts ip the hands of E. Lammng Rav. Premdest ce re T: sot weer = oor Ar. Boston 1200 . ter; Deugias B. Heuser. Vice-President and Adver , created, wit Le uernramen secarstion) £ Sr 4 and Hudson valleys. sities timmg Manager; and W. C. Houser, Secretary and Treasurer. "Ss of the pre ae Take ae en SD 2 " ss | ¢ ——e* ESTRM. ~ : - Teasurer. - 4 mes : ' sai EARNINGS—Fer « of i : Ly. Boston 2300 p. =.° | a or the past tem vears net esruings available for s~#,- , . Y °° . . be ) Ly. New York 4:45 p. m.* wid@ends en this preferred stock ispue. after ail taxes. hare LEGALITY—aAal . : Eee ie Ou arrive in N = Ar. St. Lowis 5:00 . averaged three and one-half times dividend matters perta:mng to the legality of Cis. : ' cw oO re- ° : p>. m. or a reguirements, and of preferred stock have been approved Messrs. Jomem, ou | t; + aged tour cArmipgs atter uvan. Hocker > ft i Crnig Cs : . ' > - Boo i. -'y , At 4 , 7 . Te & a NEW Y 100 and accrued dividend rae 4 N ORKN i | ras 4 , , - - * 7 me CENTRAL | A pplication will be made to list this stock on the St. Louis Stock Exchange “9 — | ) LI Ss | ” % —— . tee ™ NE all | 7 a 4 2 > 7 . cu din: 3 When rou decide om the date 7 Estep ushed 1877 on TSu 2re £0Ing $j+'“co° enve tei -- -— es ‘phere (OEive $890). send a card = er call and order the Posi - = & Dtepatch sent "s Trew wh = are xaryr Ye s . you : 4 eel ; -_ ~ . coe fF mail 1h. . ; e @earr == rangi as ~~. P ane ; = AND NEW ENGIAND |- or rm. ve haree * eel % ; ore tee then se? "

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Div, | ro ty | and (00 ® com years ompar otal er.| Raves in § | ete | however enere! ; * y Remains St ones om hee sates list ian ed with Oprry from | do 2° Sales! Hi ord amet i " or. m Bh Sales— Se é *s 7) 1,000 “ to 1 : H Ve 645 1! ‘ 4 i} ewe : vy . Armour pid. eo > age 53 at 74 rp re iis ~ — toda : finan. A Noh 55 > % ” faa Ie | Hann - 5] G% PB 31 ye ie de ~ y A Ol “s it 43 ‘ =a es—Securi ee aye , I Gite year 000 . : . Viia@ce 7 G6 “a 7 ” vu | A * 8 4 « port uw Says . m B&B } ; 55 20% n Clip? Rv! % 26 « > pfa §& 8 O32 ™ 10 = rity. | j a ara Sa | ago yeste | oS) Ta 7 , Tu ao b Armey sos oT per oe nd the eset mand . a Ss 4 178 29% 63 Te Hert ce Ps 1) Aa s 84? Ow . EPRS ) Si « % O28 Oty oie GOVERN figh ——- £0 and Os and § er- S&T ube ge 3] 4 nt 7a A ? laa ,i ‘e! died imDd the increas iat for ste 00 pta 7 |S) Bt 133 * 93% — y | Be 2.50 Sie P44! 65% "* 3/8 cS 6 | 98%! 928 pay a | “PS Ta ERNMENT in, — is ine wn ae 9.202.000 | a 31. 99 Oe UB, 74 Arm of Dei pf| 93%, es nee ‘Re in ning tod ' tks ch m R ; 3) 40 78 Ly yea W : 4 209 rey 60% | : t. D Ist 4 gn *o7 : KE = *% Re ¢ “Tab Se cen. atone | aa =o te Close - 021,290 $1.590 Arent. 0 : RAI wibeaen on % oa ‘- Are ' pf. 934, ay oWe A Ma &4 4 ae = 282% 2° 60 * __% | Spice Dy | i= s| 72 86 ae sini RONDe is -9.000 97 LROAD » 08 s.| 4-i¢e a of fi! ; ; ” —— ee , y and d nn mBS * 116 bd &4 OM - x E P 7.54 6, 40: . he. 3s. 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A 4 - 4n4 4 _ 10n " “Or r - ad 2 41 ~ . - ry £& gnc s7n of e nding ' i Te ree, ’ 194. 4 i “4 a | " ; _— : ys 66% 000 rn } pie, === ‘ sheet a Sy offer ‘ket lo ext R7 2% «645 % | Pac "cE 8 ge a 3 72% - Ce tee | ae . | Soaes a', 64 ~~ : = - teehee to anenny an of Pwas lacking san ebede Con Con $98 Tie BAIS Bra. Ty | Bs Mall 4 joe 20% 50m 5, Seared an euise ocun | Nat Leather. BO eee fe —$——$_——— . . o rr a " ; - » > — | ‘ ’ = it) 7s a r ¢* ‘ xtr Line . .eu 4 yt , — “a aces aT Iss issue pril Le buving Corn 80 pA f6% fH: s% e ‘" P Mo " f. ie | at? 10% 110% — * wes Pavah!) a divi co , Ne ornelia 47 o¢ *: ah PS etme, ISSUE—The Cert of $1,685,640." Oil Prods Rei mecee fe Hie Soa seh 7 S| Re Mab sR Oke bow dea — S| suptetry wise radon of. tor] Be a sete ie V ° =} ’ ee ’ er « %~ g : 5 o - sn « ‘SF . 1) ‘ eo? - tr, nd - T a . TY ris ‘ ’ . én ht t provisions — of In Toe ED Increa ie i ae” 1 #F viaa | 2 ‘ a1 = 4 M1.20) 185 179% 191m 134 » Clie of 2 pietdent the epee pete e Q Mile. > foe 104 ue ' : corporaties ie ses s ~ — | et 6 > 2: tt? nua, of Ju len , rhe ee ne Lp 4 y Om 1930 and t: Ta — May © s Th . = rfa u Fs ty > = le ok 2 — e h. Ri # ' ost a> ~~ l, i a — L. lune r d is fue ie liar o ane Rut z os le HP, 19 beca | Treate . each : U s crude oe e dailwv 1 A Su 2 an 62 1, = 1” rF = le i Pa: . PAT? . Rn L. 4 a, ~ a i fy e hie ' i bs | Rye . ; ; > oe \. oS ty ‘ff “ is . reso, sinking eed great thereafter, the Ble oe States = production | cu bo. ; "T + fine i Ly AM . : P& a z i ‘a A tae |e ~ ornational : . Cited Shee M: 5 ei one Vi 5€ il cos// da priv: 000 )} of the to annually aie | 14 Or the w 6k nereased &RNK Cu vam os ” 41 f- = ° & 4 & 3 a 12 on % 2 be A... 7 “ nae a «hare yo Nickel 1 We nie ae oo ‘* ri oo : oP S a we a issued ha X1™m um amount A J . 2.314 ve: f\ ended Mar a ) | I> RoonWM i 4 2 : ti, 4 : a | a FP % ’ I 1035 . a 'y —e las —— a ) . ON Dre “piel ’ nea , ilies en? nad \\ ~ ren = pir 25 l, a5 “2 " I ls P : interest. _ at not exceeding * ™- summary barrels, oles toot oy ae 4% 2% re! BE ind m % 16 Se Phine .? 6 oy BO! * |ord Julw 16 of Irn eferread 2 . urh M. at have Wild | Sto 4 of v of the Inc neorege« wreaged : 7AY.- euqg a. - » 7 > 1a7 1 % Hos » 434, - aA Le 1 July lim te ‘ n A ©, Rreur hens NiarKket ' bern “os and wirt : et - . rs at least 51% of the 141 to nao) 4 4Rd.OD0: Ruble Feat Rh Pr Pm BT oO% | Pickers nee” Rs 43% 428) ae i ° y holders op cone | ranging came ‘more extensive orded on i of sound j rystallizes prin this the oe - . ho : ic mt Rai Raa ! . erce-Arr ° RI — > ~ _ réé. | ene TPO day's tra« Les urilith« f . ters pertai , a. AAS ONO _ ~ eriy , divi Elo .es | ul ° Px aust wtilith cn t Tro orneys . Measrs was 24.08 | TS BR 4 s107% = 107 eh mae pra , -f o™ 119 Sb ente Bb shar disbur idends - J €8s | huce rading it ons rar istion of ce. It . u h ams ones Sul a ie ~%. k 107 ~ . ere ais . >1 v=} ° § are iP Ren : wir — ale in man ‘ee ‘ 7 of ce . CW . & ve, AB es rm , : —_ P rance ry J 5 : ith S Hi6 107 & 7 1% er 2 me An oe = 3e ? =" . of siiemaiy eee 4 we ofr 6a , n a | excitomens = a pone eto roo = a | fortifies the; ‘ xperi- oO th Ca whan He , . monet 28 por Statement | ie ~ 3 - Ay Ms 80 a6 % | x ao —. eee “3 ., a6 hatment + Julw 16 7 as to Besoatin | be sy ) advance some Pe mnanted pone . | | hink h if view point ] O ° e the Bankers J week) : | Eri 1° i4 7% * | Pitta T 2 RR % 3M fos eee Con Son — m p > See eae Bae He 4% O4y) : Me eo mae owes crete 3 ven in which there we lates arene who Can | nee 1s limi d lo ed, or held ie mite aS 58 ’n! | . ~ = 7 a2 u rta 17 ’ "4 hs — . — . 2? . '= 4 fyriprre . re u « " gro t it w : » ~ | Fish A 1 BE 14% )' jp. ui Co & os 64 it 711 ie St ° for j spit on wealth as wild trae. if Car ed — er securit mob , Sh 186% Pur ao : 4 , Stock! . Dm fer h Powe trar | a ° n r 7 , lon of 4 211) F ne 6 % FP 1ARS 2.142% 140% " Bus! oiders ’ | Sens oe ur vor er. which void ; om it Y prices? ; ae O Bo J % 14 Lf panes of t} | follow 170 + me after into} m w H ow . 72 > % Radio 1.50 12 A 39% ~ *, *1 1 June g oo Mar hine ateil Intern ‘ | ator *e-- by ” haq a om... aGutinntn mi i} istakes 0 to should ; R Ovorp _ be a | p 's . 2 , “ ; Cn Atton 1! d anged ‘. ire mei: . break ie 4 . e th | a. . ab] ek ~ wn on a by | 6 iheeri} be ore of ' aren ath fron or it alis tr tar } ur orma|! e Corp’ 31) 56%! S8%) s04, ibe a ered Seen imoth in oubety 3% to 41% A u . uttuat ions regard Is) 124, in son Bessey 7100 a ol the right to —— a and Bis eee) i this b rpose in b Th in bond prices i. wie a enn her enon. Léentaen ig 285, ond, Blnetrie wer i 00k i publishi ¢ difference ? % | shar of 15 sh par valu capi. | cation industria! ed substantia i isnin bonds & between buy . iares now a — On the i eational featutes ah Ae a 4 - arittr : fo § to help ~ h £ : eld. The —— AE Boe My i a Pet hes iad nad fs ens i n a sound vi ivestors to 9 and for profi "8 9 ' on , we! ; 7 ew York | cn aaa ivan. a 4 Motors Bo was them i¢w poin . ; | reir on es We ir _— followed waa ‘| when IDV 6 t to guide 5 ogee, ube tor | they d esting — Bae We | 7 eal through whether 4 — ae vous ah a. whether » bond fxs ® as (© security ’ 2 St ove } b Fixeh ange hae r uuled that ; later reacte . aI ™ ere we ‘ac ortar iy tr adine , Stock E xche : - bank e decre re reased 7 ‘') Paid tne nents: SE y- > a ~~. ‘ ] + | Copper % je Co 4 1 ~ AB 2 . u RO os 6 4 Resumes t Co x a oS RS . “7 . Tork Phenip-oee ei. | te. igftl4se 113% RS ty | Read 1 y pee to@ay eee G Asphalt . 26%, *3 Reis & ied 7 4° 39% 40 ST. LOUIS » Tal gamers oF BO om ih | Gen Cie 6) “e183” 56 iti) s ; a 3 a wear! aan ant % | M ly. n cl ' fatal | he + om 1 ~ Stor] . ha! pree to stor cents 41 G e 8 188 a m Tene oe RS % ey + Kk b ‘ id in heen. bom, Biec 6. afi RS & 134%, eal | af? 1 nt 87 R f8u& oh +e 4K % | Orized ® pay avable . 7 | 7% 66 *1 Schulte ® an ant . >) ‘mate | oo in th rments Wer July Attention -5 %* 66% — a do pfa ® imv19t. ‘vs * , | ip _ Chicas previous ere auth: | Arcount ! BPeab Air I etn ‘ 11 > > . / bone ha one a Mi enter | ALARAMA Decoration 1! 4 "4 aT! ‘47 frat throug ee & ‘ r wil es “ait ye , ~ rn —_ a oe ' rs | da * | be . eT Me 33% — 9 hye ~ « ore, with t. | a hy SS ao aie ane “et ; April last deficts Ae ee of Saturday 5 ¢Pr.m is Fri- 7 last year of $621,856 74 gs ' ¥, May 30 M.. inetead ° of 4 m L 1925 e nw to © ous & Tennessee fi 5 3PM. COnPoRas Main 46. - River Packel Ce. | Teo oot Pine Strect. ~~ _ bd -_ 4 a ; <r nee NR = a OL a ate Go ig lila

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"DAILY SECOND COMIC “iene pinata Sac hie at ae] - . ; I tate cca , RG AR ge Me PLE. BS ot 2 — o PAG —By VIC ‘FF BLANCHE 1s GO AWAY AN LEAVY is BMOxXIse | > THE YOUNG TROUT TO BE PLANTED’ IN RIVE,“ State Hatchery to Put Into Bennets Springs Branch Next Month. 2 5 e OOO Rr che Asectated Prees JEFFERSON CITY, Mays Twenty-five thousand trout. wets of the State fish hatchery Bennets Springs, wil! splash their way inte the Benpets ing Brarech. which flows Into the Nian. gua River, some time next ath R was anmounced vesterday at the State Fish and Game Departmen: bere. It is planned to liberate the young fish inte the stream in groups. in order that each gent may become accustomed to their new life before the next batch arrives. The young truct. a year old about 1° inches leome. are the 182 graduating class of the State “scheol of fish” The department annoenced that 59.900 tiny * wit replace ther eutgoing br era, to be carefully nurtured State until they become matured a year hence. The State fish and came off'- cials announce themselves as hig)h- ly pleased with their efforts multiplying the trout “hes @lso stated that increased nun ef other fish were being raised tc maturity. @er the supervision of | Mirge percentage of fish abled te reach adulthood Lnham pered by natural enemies, which Prey upen the spawn and vourge Mish are increasing im number vear- ly. thew stated. In commection with ef the trout imte the «prince. wh i lecated 24 miles porth wes! Lebaron. im ©Carmdern Co department announca! Pprevements were contemplate? the teourixt’oining camp would be a “Mecca™ for ftsh- ermen and their families during ‘he summer. MeCanse stated that he @] if the treet weuld trave! Ss the Niangua River. a mile and @ half. He based his contention on the fact that the water in Ben nets Spring was frster and co'é@er than that of the river. a condition More favorable to the trou’ FOOT ROT DISCOVERED IN ~ WHEAT FIELDS OF KANSAS Disease Alo Amown as “Take 1h” Betieved Duc to Screre W imicr By the Agemimted Pres. TOPEKA. Kan. Ma) prod- at Spri _- ~~ s * COntn- seed > hb : ak a) and ers s he State the release ich of unty. the tha: itm - there adouhm - ‘ar 4S *k WwW Peeru . Mel@e im central Kansans. Oe hae. theese on which there bas beer Re crep retatien i» recen! vears are 0 infested with Aus raliar “Take-All” or fowet ro a reo disease. Hdward € Paxton. Ped , eral Crop Satistician. oo-opera'l' ne \ With the State Board cr! covulture, declared toda, Although “take-ai! has beer hmeown to reduce the yield almos =° per cent. Paxten added. no bedy cam estimate the exte , the @ammage it will cause this vear for revages of the Nessan lv are ‘@uite extensive in the same fields Beth “take-all” and the Hessian fy. he explained. have obtained @ feotheld because a severe wir ter and «a dry spring weakens! the wheat plants in central Kan- sas Tleldsa. “Pake-all.” first discevered in Titimeisa im 19°93. was found im a mii@ form in Kansas in 182°. This year it is found generally through- out the counties known as the) wheat Delt. said Paxten. oe Meld Up Pilling Station Manager at Seflem, U1. By the “\etpc@ied Pen. CENTRALIA, lll. Ma» seu Sleanm. IT. amd Menard 4, two Salem ‘Ill.) rouths« placed im the Centralia cuw ‘tail bere during last nigh!. chanced with 1 ret@ery of a Siling etation at E> Vington, eeveral miles ™ = * rane Seurl agrT? cultura! epar._ me ere — = > . —_—— In answer to a Government qtes == Li@®Raire ‘ss A re ‘a= _ various parts of the Un Sate reperted that the yer aths + > orses Al . r C= (CP e.> ’ a. iIRiversi cv sLa et ; . belliewed that the ficures repress: | tende - a. a > St ; : 7_—_— Lec Tease eeeene I? e ‘e er er ice " ~ a ee ——. ® > ~ : . - "se ’ . : ’ . es. —_ ex > : Sen _ ; 2.51 mules eo : = Veterans Appeal fer Plower oe . era ves > : 4 gdav. me =" 2 a vee atoen ha x be ~ = TO “te STICKS WHO pT Touev m2 BY FLEXT, a“ CAME =~ 2 RA i TA OF OW ERS FRY — THE TOONERVILLE TROLLEY—By FONTAINE FOX ern ee ie i nn mee HAS ENER BEEN aBLe cam Beet wee weaAcss. No ode viko HAPPENED 10 BE RIDING ON THE ROooF To STAY ON WHEN THE MEN! WEAR A PaIR OF CREPE SOLE OxFORDS I4 styles to choose from—ail one grade, the best—all one price. They are cool, comfortable and stylish. They are not a fad, but are prectical because of their long wear. “The Composite” | : : . | eevenee UNTIL LAST VWleeK AN Ex«-Ctw Sor HUNG ON ° — a? TLL THe ca a = es | | Genuine Kangarco im high and low styies CAR Came ge A&A Sor AnD ESTA BLISHED —BSiacher or a gut ‘ac ed— i [six DoLLars, =D 7= HARRISBURG FAIR TO HAVE ve 5 Frenk’s ; or: Dr. Wright’s cushion-sole Shoes £35 HORSE RACING AT MIGHT | “Manager Ptanks : im fime black kid—high or low— i i iarrte iT= Lx 5 ie _ : : , combination last—there is @ase in c te Be Marted: WH! Be Firs — 3 ‘ . a cs | every step. m Seowutheern Elinom. ka te . eas : Speed Tm the Meet. Oh enrmcc® a ~ = om HARRISBU RU i ee " wd in Three Lotive prenma>ra. is mre been .3 a S = “ x , _= © : auguratied Harrtedurg Fair “™ a2 5 a> = a “ Stores Cc Leeercnm lion the bic feir which — he ‘ ne | ‘= >» take nig -— . —. * St. \ 7 . =e ’ Fr eT da Tt. ap Re nN “litp pans oi * -_ - ta take place here July 3 mociation is exerting every peat, | == Amwnatnt Poen ““\ 420 N. Sixth 16 Olive 6118 Easton, Wellsion he rrmacfureg cair ISUA..' : (far « r= fair ' 2 “i « ser fl © secumd fair to be held in = os > needn —_—sc oS OS Se OOO TT _ee an ‘ea (ures “2 Aan > ‘ ameens With Bull - + . ~ “acing Phe Gallatin Cown —_— wee : . i. 2 c at Shawneetown will be eld os wena, wt " a : ¥ ‘huird ™ eek *) Pes . - as — a or } 7 * Nn ~ ~ the custom for several years, tai. 3 al — a Beard i 2: - The POST a is the oniy Si. Leu evening i z Sewspaper gving Amociated Press uswe cervicn, > pve THE NOW SHOWING—“SOLVING THE IF (M GOING TO START A SHOW WITH YOU-YOUVE. GCT To Quit SEING So LAZY oar ae ron oF Cay F RE'S HONGRY THRow 4iM BALE YA COow- (HEY! CUT Tue EXE RCISE : TARE iT EASY S a EE ee =~. Ps TO GO FL ee ee MO. ee eRe me Qed, aupbes, 8 Hours Ov we EN = comsider that your eyes contin Cus. ¥ for an average ef 16 it.is ne wonder that they frequently : the ard ot prev hours ts ce day's work for the hands, or bra: at any | yet many persoms belteve that their um equal to a much longer task. a mistakes brings disastrous results. A pair “af sci ntifically ground and fitted, will grve they need to carry them through the help work. SHELIAND SPEC TacLas = OUR? ae Pores Wee eee (Mght-ewtgivt sine — a oe eho > Te fo eek et? ek, ee = os arr toate = Git Ieee —- Ta x “~aret?s ~~ ear Pe mA? er aches a “es «of guar Pesos >| ae ae Sefect Your Optician With the Care as Your Surgeon, Banker, rr Aloe: Street Opticaf Co.

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Ma f Se Nias. | IMBLE THEATER 1 OLVING THE MEAL QUESTIQ~s - LL CALL UP quem FELLOu) | Bougir ds Hn AND FIND ogy AT TO FEED 3 SPURL DONT hog —S A80uT; CAPs , 1 . = a RELIABLE ACCURATE $3 to*3O | ours Overtime | consider that your eyes have to | ly for an average cf 16 hours every ‘esl ier that they frequently weaken and neces sses. Eight hours ts considered a goo er the hands or brain at any employment] sons believe that their unaided eyes arty much longer task, a mistake which often ous results. A pair ‘of Aloe Glasse®) sround and fitted, will give your eyes ® sd to carry them through the daily © five- fifty Your Optician With the Same as Your Surgeon, Banker, Lawyet Aloe z= Optical Co. ee _ . At ali 2 neal “ fA. s ey i ~~ a ~ ss. a ge Re” ou . News Photographs TIUURSDAY, MAY 28, 1925. “jy-G UARGELY A FAMILY AFFAIR iia ”) LA AAA AA ee ee _: ate eo iat ~ oe Se te, ; CANS e ¢ . - , ees. OS Sr ee ee Ds A A el - TO GO FLETTNER ONE BETTEK Lh Lllldlllsdlbddsdséddias eee cegmeccrererronen ee - ’ woe Bd” Bhat eee : ee a a4 A eb \S i, as Nay ] . - . — 7 a4eees ereertrevettr, *. AS Re . ne PON Rie. ae ad ; : -*s ’ * - sae eat . 3S NEE SRE es ane & oe ee 444 4 OO Oo © v ~*~ - —_""*"" = * PEt e's =e “4 . o.¢ ak eee ARRK i ee eRe ED ® Fa D tate De De Dede be beth te bet De et hate te he te tte te teh teh Sete hh th he teh! is Ee . ‘y AA SLAC ERAS AS ‘ ~ aus “x ed An ey oe ’ oe ee >) »® SSSeseseessasanseaseesaeaae ase | : YS Wt iti in ™ 4 Lieutenants W. W. Hastings and J. M. Kiernan of the U. S. Navy and students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, are building this working model of a rotor ship. Flettner’s boat had two masts, this will have one. y — @ Keystone View Vo Gaston B. Means at left) arriving at the penitentiary, Atlanta, in custody of a United States Mar- RRA VQ ape DSSS SRSASS ES AVES SRN ES , Wh Li dlledddldldddldlddldlddllllllllllliddl/jj GROWING GRASS AT NIGHT i vr eat #. ada » e | —— ge : “| 2? polar Comics * | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | + J Fiction and - Women’s Features TUURSDAY, MAY 28, 1976. PAGE b 4. 4 Ye QUEER CASE IN THE _- Ll - ; %ee %. 4 od uu Uhamitily, tyjy 7°, Te” "le SWAY y\ i iene & oe . >) APASSHASA DARTS ABAD SS® a ee AAAAAS S PWS AQ Q4AiSMOMsss > >) > eR Raa RR ee RD i * eee ee o SY PHAN ) s SS WO RIX YS ~~ (Md he hhh he hel Ak O° oe , f ee ys, ye” “2% . ‘ta wo z “oe Y: Eo - 4 Po Oa og ; da : 7 - : SBS a § Cee reer eee eee SA ~" Y/ fe ; A WW is 3 | - Three brothers were married W at SS. Peter and Paul’s Catholic Church. Two of the brides were sisters, their cousin was flower girl, and a cousin of the other bride was ring-bearer. Left to right: Marcella Ker- sting, flower girl; Theodore Hediger, Margaret Kersting, Wil- liam Hediger, Regina Kersting, Gertrude Keymann, Joseph Hediger, and Joseph Crow, ring-bearer. —By 8s Post-Dispatch Staff Photographer MRA Ne, Wa > “~ SS 3 (A . ~ 6 ~A Ak \ WAY “s si re ad 4 J Z Af, . : : LL , 4 PIO ME EEE ccc. ‘ties sss —— IN PRiSON AT LAST WOO eccddldddaddddddddddddssédaédée A cthhhathattlaathutlarts , ph 46 OA MAG WS PER WX, WN \\ \ ene SANRVAWADASYSENDAD AE NE NSS «> a> RR NA|\Q\aqnaQ_ Sy w nesday at a triple wedding TRVAWMN SS AL Af a AS At the right is an ex-soldier claiming to be Arthur Frazier, Dakota Indian boy, reported killed in action in France, and who, the Government claims, is Arthur Lopez, a Mexican and an impostor. Seated with him are Rev. and Mrs. Charles Frazier, who have accepted him as their son, and who are aiding him in his fight in the Minneapolis_Federal Court to prove his identity. United Photo. PRIZE-WINNING GERMAN BULL - RAN SAY > > > oe - > Cattle Exhibition. —Wide World Phete AAA AAAARRARARRRR . STROM SSI Z After the warmest Z May 23 on _ record, \ ce : NS . z s BE x ES oe a Sp shares : te +. tx meet PObAEEOEEBEBDUBELEEULEEVEBELELEOEDELELPCCEELA EOD ERE? An 4 Le / V1) - : ZDUTCH KIDDIE %, at Wii i z . ge a ; aa og ‘ Bo ~ a Nod eer gy . >. » — > 2 ; 27 = etes, ; Y, . ’ 7 - * - - La 7 G . , Ss . > ws . . , ° , : aa¥ ; s Sa : no ty — WR CAR 0 GRR ica CRA OR AA RAR a i> _- PVDF SASS PSARPA PSP VPA SPADA BAD —_" veg : + RECS the be bo Pee a « Me ee tos See 2 ie | WP J N . ; foOR LS ee . ~ 0 9 3 : eK ne: Se ws “~ oe SP Ann ve RR, “fe Teer Ua ee Se 4 t : . . : xd a * Sad, Lh ~ 7 ah & » Ae we : Se Puls? Pah t SSW ‘ » ; ‘¢ - >. bes "= x ih. - “>> Ree RR DR DR a am NAN SS Bese esr sasds Se, S 5 j—- SA PAARASAS DED SA + “ Z ,. bridge (Mass.) Elec- tric Co., which has in- stalled 20 high-pow- ered electric lights recently KI 55 aes ‘¢ - SS Pe. aa. @ r, 7 , ae AS 3 : ae . - OO 4 See eS SO SS pee eee F as ~*~ nd ee RUTE ETT LT | growing as it would if it had only the sun to spur it along. —Underwood & Underwood i Se i A mee ee ; . ’ 2 . 6 + - me he ratte es ee cs os "Se - ' a pS on 2 MS ‘e a 2 = ee 3 CE EY 86 Dr CA SD ae re ~ eer 1 ~-ganehhee acess ~ poi. Ne FP RS SRE LE EOE eo Nap itn oy a 3 ’ ; a = SR ey : pie oe Sm 7 3 poe * - eg Oo, ey ~ > eet ~~ lf! a =" - ~se ee ~* ee i & ou _ 7 = ee ee ee Se em Oe * —>* 4 «

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S ~ * € —_ - a bed : ee Pi ‘ aa oy r r a” : - —_ eT at ah) ge ; - We OS ~~ : : % ; > a ” ——— ~ : 1 ee olen . , “s , _ A A iy siemaialbae Rreca NP e) 8s ce in al SP FL | , " es ne “4 - . , i ha Maton , ” ” - s ae ™ ‘ m : r *"* ‘ ¥ ¥ d - . . 7 ae yr ee ‘4 ’ cs x 4 > s i be ; 6 ad y - oad -—_-- -— = _— pment) ie ea mp Sadr ue oe ae ah te es. EE — — ‘Fashions’ ‘Timely Discussions F- — » ~ — _—— — _— —aa_ —— —_— _— _ El RS a ee eee — es —_—_ . ST. ‘LOUIS POS oa TT SS eee ————— SSeS ee ———— = ——— —— es , | 9 Own Story of Children’s Bedtime’ : ’ | of the a By THORNTON W. BURGESS - aly a p a of One of : : } when George and his family moved’ ; « .} t we to me I went to ee a ires Carroll was doime so wet at would like to see ° aa America’s Milliona ° } business that we found ourselves | 557 FiQGh avenue and was forgiven 4 mate. a home, ¢ parent's: tase | Fa abie te engage a maid. We were for my elopement. Carrol) and I * ss TO MARIANA. lpeky enough to get a “gem.” acol- were asked to spend New Year's F ngueey cam | i@ Em “itaferualiy | By Edith Gould Wainwright. - cored girl who save us part-time at Georgian Court What a appr + afra! . : Daughter of Goorge J. Gould and Granddaughter of Jay Gould. | service. She was a skilled cook, reunion that was! After _— Tear's N great, stropg wings that | dat : doe't quite un- | and although he did not confess |! mamma said we were too far away carried bis sulle King ;” Charles remarked | CHAPTER AIX. [ am sure Carroll welcomed the’! from her in Greenwich Village. so > . bead f th Bi r Martana’s startling | ARROLL and 1 decided to spend our honeymoon at Allantic City. change from my dishes. she leased an apartanansy for us at Eagie & ae pes . _ . t abe neither knew | "1 will never forget how strange it Was to go where I pleased | Thai winter many of my friends Park avenue and ‘ighty-first Mountain and a certaim tall pine 7 Craig Cullam | hout overness. I knew Papa and Mamma would be ane j were coming out, and I felt very street. On Jan. 9 mamma gave @ tree that grew on the side of it. a what without 4 & 4 wes » | @ignified going to their parties as a coming-eut party for Mary Cam- In thet the h of a ~~ ‘ef ber action im coming | pleased so | planned not to see them until they ad had a chance cain caitin Thess wast mane eren. wheat matnee Met Geek ane : tree was ~ ome . my dear sister Marvortc. wi o lived ieee beunteln end charced & te in the house opposite CGCeorgian King Eagie and Mrs. Eagie wer» raising a pair of Babies im that “SAYINGS OF MRS. SOLOMON | | #9:5=-CS="s = 7 pe [ = rather eG _ SSSSS. ROWLAND Rov was bern. It was shhailer ik r ‘st &?” — much smalier. then. but it was the = poor Crag. as . about the significance | : very same pest. or at least & part 4 ae ale tk = BIT. WHO HATH FOUND ONE: of the very same nest, to whieh f pst msei papa Conseqpentiy I had abso- Lodge. learned we were im (he CS irely no idea of the cost of food OW leng. ob my Daughter. shal! writers and peets continue to Sing King Eagle was taking that fish ‘Od andit met be helped.” shregges tate packing my things she asked | 114 clothing. Se you can see what of the “ideal weman.” and damsels seek to resemble be’ BO . = , with as much dignity as Carroll and me to be her gutsts. | |. uncomfortabie revelation I had Fer what man doubteth in his heart that HE is the “ideal gow. It was the only heme King cniinieaae “One t We went joyfully and had a mos | when it became necemary to pay lever.” whom every “oman seeketh | Eagie tad known since leaving the " Pieasant Sta). for what I had bought. I Yet. who hath found a Perfect Lover: bern. It ) s affections.” : geht. Bur ! ave ais P nest in whieh he was . was Our plahs for the future were quickly learned the value of mak- For verily. in the winning of a woman. a /ittie 2 use et100 exceedets an hen Obi eee om noticed.” agreed Chartes vas. it was intimated wd me much pulchritude and a good “line s better tan a Greek prefile. (2e hic : - Eag! ; ing a budget. and we lived simply and happily om Carrol!l’s salary as a clerk Go te. A man with UNSDERSTANDING © ‘s as @ pearl in the oyster had started housekeeping in years or @ proposal after thirty—e rare and Deautiful surprise _ ago. He loved every stick im it, But an Adonis that hath received all_his sentimental education at a did sh | —_ . > sac so she. the “petting party” is as a street car with « tat wheel or 4 tazic® without springs. He causeth only a jo't. ) It was built chiefly of sticks. | as a tack in the heel of a dancing slipper. as a scientific lectur® There were some big ones in the’ —_—s _ . +. he cof? an man that Keth to “im- , Te Dee ee ee ea ae ned rage “ cam foundations. They had planned ft prove’ thee whee thou wisheth to Se 2cmirec anc 8: P But a lever that profeaseth te adore thee biindly is sweeter than to be their home always. and so' music on water and more inspiring than a becomémg mirrer they had made those foundations As exhilarating as a drug-store d-nk as thmTliing as last years ip the great pine strong. Each . = _— . oe FD . _ - . almanac so is 4 man that talketh “shop” and discusseth fu drsp meet . Year ther had added something to . th the Jun meaon ei he ths ~ witt> n#« garce at sunset : pentatn th . ™ . the nest, so that now it was more is as sugar wpen cCMms , , ar a man that seeketh to be slushy» Pefore the mauit ‘ude is as ore than three times as biz as @ tad that appleadeth im the mod f the aria. He Dreaketh the charm been when ther ‘ad seat their as a tax > windes sticke nai Not shut in 2 ra:nmorm first children out inte the Great . - - — the «treet Ss «4 fmaniir an aise seat. |) Ww ag a steel riveter across —s ' Se ae . att World. And how ther loved it! a “conversationalist™ that regardeth chee only as a foil fer his own Dru- keew that she m — King Eagle and Mrs. seneve fe oe But he *hat Searkereth wren ‘Boeu spea «es. and appiaudeth thy mated for life. They belleve in | these growing ¢ that Papa would be pleased i if Carroll got a jod dewntown. As a bDusiness man papa though: | | commerce the only rea! career for i still laugh wher I recolie a man. Carroll relunmctantiy gave ™Y Semsavlons aguring my first ride up art. but I assured him that it ‘7 the subway. My parents never would be only temporary. permitted us childrer te enter the My brother George and his wife subway er a street car. or a public arrived at Lakewood «a few days °™P!Dbus. Mamma feared that we later. They were going with their | WOuld gather germs there Ever chil¢dren te Furiough Lodge for the Yen we boarded the ferry te go ° Summer and offered us the use of te Lakewood Dy train we remained their apartment at Park avenue ©" Geck im the air rather than in and Seventy-seventh street until the ("* cadin Om train we alwars first of October and we giadiy ac. CccuPied a drawing-room and the cepted. We moved full of hope and Severmess would invariadDly close enthusiagm iftce our mew home. I the @Geor and ring fer a perter te undertook to do the housekeeping oper ihe windows. At home we while Carrol! worked downtown. children had cour own automobile F 7 What excitement we bad over an>d chauffeur. te go where we : the first attempts to run a house: Pleased at him quickly. suspt- Was it poasible that he someone already—— ‘enly buman to make mis- "she said virtucusty. “It's | "aa superhuman te acknow!- g rice «pigrams you make, —" murmured Charies with | “lve alware believed S brains ‘ike Deris. even if siwars shew therm.” ‘ making fun of me. ofr insult me" Marianas | edgy with tears. child. of course not her hastily “Tm only | you Tt ism t erery hus- ‘re I bad mever cooked anything and) When Carroll was working mite, measles eee Win anmeettn tink on aie . ° wrt i= 2s ' te. zE ' vDon 2 cia ene A US : ' - - eas . > ran Pa _ 4 hooe about taking care of }@owrtown it was ne: poasidla > oe Sateen em = Uhenmarehnam: ak 6 uenen Sale: a ae the heme and that the true home) «1. they mast , can find some new ad a borse I di@ about making fer him to come home for tunch cali before breakfast. so is a NOISY man that is full of chatter depends on a partnership for life. .o1¢ be obtained | a ded. I know only a great love So_! used to ride down to the Rut a @iscreet lover who is full of silences is as comforting 45 & Se peither had ever bad any other | bunting It would could have survived those earty | financial district and have tunch The former Virginia de Haven, trermos Dottle upon 4 sailing trip te. Through good years andj ace thas riléres 4 ; meals. | with him in a restauraen’. We : ni ; by Mrs. Wainwright as Verily verily - a word a P "ear-owers a-7a ™itation shelks in of ty 7 caugn2t her breath. pine However, Aunt Carrie. though were living im the apartmen: jen: ome of the most beautiful women and would-be cavemen. am artistic lover is & rare and Deautiful thing. an Te ; pien and themselves. m 3 ched and her nails bit much shocked by cour elopement, to us by my brother George. at. = Mew Yost: eaciet? ama more refreshing than a cooi breeze in a deseft! in times littie food, they had . EE the scrap of chiffon Band- relented sufficiently to send me a Park avenue and Seventy-seventh : P , SHeLAH és . — true to each other —" in i her lap. lbeapitie this literary assistance Carrell instructed me to take ually sleeping in that din: others, si eer — — French the igtverce 7" she asked trem jespite the swaying and jerking bad sent twe or three children cut of the cars. were reading as they oe “ enue m small pieces. Divide it equally embiem of America, for itn his ewn cheke for _ fow ‘hat we've season and they would come im ome on the pilatform ~~ le md Sreac ‘Un. —— . ae raze a ~ “a ae CE fads the sn. 22 |. Mi nen sea “ EDITH AT ONE YEAR understand the Italian and German . TTOW among six custard cups and fill life he represents the Dest im loyal of a large one. Gil firs break that’s glways se . Canes 8* (rain , surprise Waes creat 5 so alli 7 a — OFmmec °* 6 ups with cRPeese mixture Set in dt B e life. which is the bottom 7. amd ‘hats over thank whioh thew were prof “ent I tried . : . An —— —s sporae around me, Sut another . an rue ome - ss and a . . 5 = en peopie hore! ed ear ~* er intane port: a) > of Mrs. Car- . . ee ‘ik a . ran sf hor wailer and bake mn a . . 4 I'm no Sort of hosdaad for earmestiy to master the rudiments)io get inte the cars wit hou: Ps roll Wainwright mague that soueded a bit Uke Ge~ einen scores - camatin races etit firm ‘ very foundation of the best in aa- withered tough : " \ -— > + ‘ : ° a ~ . « — ee ‘ . roce . ; PT? WRtit Fil - . = egg and one of my greatest img those about to get off « mn te open 9 ane ne rs BREAKFAST tional life. the leaves begin : : r ca me wilh ™mv eas ~ . : 7 . , earn f : Is i i STT COOKIES. “ as — spout the confusion with such Startied in ther “stan olen emia a . Ready-to-eat cere hopped "ur meats. 1 cup: Teur ae Leught to that ’ th mr busband 4 y-to-eat ceres artichke tin "ave seen Twentieth attempt And it proved imterest tha: I mice gnch wit y Dusband and at re feel Eagie. and there waiting ‘thee their ed: bie’ ) ~~ at + missed the train. the straps. 1. too. grasped one and night | coeked dinner. Carroll's Wafties—Honey : pe gg, aes oa breakfast were two hanugrr babies po agi SaReOEy Se Se " La] th > . — = . . . = = 2 2 ~ ~ — . - — , _ =] ‘+ _ c Carrell had been fortunate in ob- be: _ oe — enmane j Rad looked about at what was to me a anther premined to ‘et us ave an Coffee, Cocoa. Mik . — — © (oe =e | : : . them from ¢ i.4M (6 Make you mg employment. *® tather’s among the first to hurry on Rome of the n — ~~ Si Ee. ae 0 ean Firsts Rare the egg roiks beaten white down. th h which the . Craic a Passengers were ac- dSuildings im Greenwich Village Macaroni cheese ‘imbdaices " “ = : . rous salted . PRS vilam te make 5 came = = ~ —--- — caliente rery tric = “ Pr il S, '? . ’ — “= — : Me vl wou add the rot ‘mance. And tae | 420% feuthern were Dugiening to) Deate sad =| ee —_ ==>'> . then a: the n Pats the | — — . . ; Strawberr,y pre Sutter. mock acknowledged tm « ‘ ~~ aye “ Weench fried potatoes he Potts Pia their food. and already they knew should be nx ‘eet of tapestry seperat - ~ — sia > = oa rT 2 Toc eé [? .-. nm = s Pa a £ ° - REY RE decoret ing the house 1 don't think 7 shall like the sew im the = , rative. just a good whole book Baked corn puddirg SS how to use them. as they soon dish. , He wanted te gather mone ‘ : - a ~ = PS ~ ore? ——— ~ — oe . = = = : ry . - — ; born and im the rug br the fireplace nit — a nyu * . Bea) ar -_ ~n ‘ . where old pe Lmocle Joe had steod before the fire tor an aga Ragga ie se ed. mournful imitation ef colora, ‘ as Cee. Y = way with more food. Then with ores , : Ne aye ag . . . sore Sa . . : 2 Aun eS —. +) . ’ cUp ted ~heese *®E25TIOCONM Sritisn war sicews are not re- [2nf > a pie Dave died " S anc things. dent rou know erst = ast ; : = Sard to Mra. Me- every vent i s ~ ‘fe or 4 V @®aers >rouc?’ »}e mr - % ee re | me —_ “a 7 W orcest fel . . -— . _ = m . —- ——~ ~~. ~ — =? a = a ee : a ast pridefui look he started off . $71 sae. Aner Tre house . =. a anc pele draperies—weill, it may ' ersaire s@uce, . cup cooked : . 3 —_ aS 2ac offen Cchi- ne e He was Wise hat has x asked every body Yo’ everv.- ' ee ™~ie «hy Went. 2OPrwa “wit the fecorator Sor of ° was macaroni. * "Ess. * teaspoon sa? ulated bs he Government. most ‘o Bunt onee more. : ti ing wan and au " f , — “p . : : : alt - , ‘73 - . ’ ‘how an es rrr *ol -— + . ' know - wed _ od a a The . ‘sah ned rictures ~~) oe ; +a = > Co*® . ke ye and Add » ar u oj Trt & ~ o : efea £& .) i ia > 5 “Ther take a ‘ot ef food. *Sc8e hummed « ttle and whistied « bit a>c Sewnred 22d wound the clock cReese and heat siowly. stirrinec ‘heir permsioms rather than take a constantly until :he cheese s meit- second huasband. m — dings and the wal! and in the little bookease ~** ‘ks. (f every decorator in mrtidhday par and «aid coodn gh: meat after he im the reer of *he seom ‘Pick rn a ughed himasel’ nto » wetter. thes and chris- it Ce Gabinenae the Gino . wick Fa >on ana David Copper cS every tume be thought ef it. tenings and ie eid” and “Te Heart of Widlo ' wonder if that isnt the war id turera ia, the They’ te me to Surprt Him ‘Alan ard i Creole Dears” ang -* vid house feels about it ”” good old house Roughire 7 27 he * stcast of ems ‘ith the lilacs | war Or Lnecie Joe, hes gone Poker ret a sex novel or a im the front seure om a Viet and they re going percho-ana a x mn the yard amg the surprise Phim with a new living two Mig anow- room. i! glad I'm not going to — © _ eo Pe ” tenM Ye ~@e~ Race the worst of ali—euch ~« oe hE ~ - . . . - ° ~ “rs TaaPioned gardgen, (Yu OF UES 8S nice friends oom “i sues and sweet peas ahd ETS PMS. ry > it Yeas a wavs Seon noth and red Ppeppres ¢ ds el ae Sey SE artis) out at all. nothing ~ DbaShers ahomeg te 4a k "ee Tho use with the frent perch and Une Deck porch and the ga/ilery i front where the recking chairs vused stand. They ve put a! the rowking chairs away nOw--dear me. “ancy & gallery without 4 voreh set and » lemonade se and a cane lounge ohair—Dut. fust the same. [ like the ol¢-fashioned one ‘re Dest The house with the Dest room and guest room and the Mg ded- reem and the little Dedroom over the staircase, the house With the four fireplaces and the ‘wo bath- rooms the Youse with the cupola paer old bouse, | do wonder how w feels about the new paint and the new flagged walk and ‘he in- terteor decorator and ail hie work. eS Sane ee es See neon bgbettbate eae et with the cemtw od -*aire out with the fine sudbetantiai old tables, Out with the geod old seotas ~en@ im with the mew DOroc-a-brac and the Pew pictures and the aew drape rees. see wonderts ily retmed_ caging on «> ~oraeh Serr Laing tite \A@0e the stag drinking from he breok-—-oh, ven. [I knew it © funn, to Seve & cop~w of Landseer—bDaui SOotmehow that Oreck was awfully eiear and cemfoerting to look at. of @ bot day. aad the stung did look © far away from housekeeping bits and club dues and lituie petty rete aad werrka THE AMOS- JAMES GROCER CO. St. Lewis. Misscer:.

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* ¥ £ = Gg it ae J - > A > EE i * - . a ‘ ——_ AY, MAY 28, 1925. be aa Pe w ‘ “ ca 4 > $y" . ; ‘ z ~~ * - Po. A we pe Tt on - ) ° ww ty ” Sg Berne. pate ge a3 AP QT e 7 Lg eR oe es: ORO cn oll. ae. i Pe ~ i fi°% we -.* ee Se ae - et. ae. “a oS bee Shag ae - >. = . , $ 7 at eS ee te NS eee - * 5 Yo . . . — _ " : : wg et eat 9 eg ee Le ae ey ST smal vo age wey . Ase a oe ——" : dia tear Santi oh t. a ha * “ f eae 7 = ee se: 2 : o Pao) ie _ - 2 ate ‘ ex Ser a PS . = ms = + * ? ary m3 ar ‘ ~~ 9 es fs Pty, * » - , S. ; : - - * 4 + be e Lae a . s ra 4 v ® make that confession. geception of it was vastly # 4 J 1 tipc. For a while she eresliy’ 8! ap poor Cralé. isn't it?” med about the significance fession for himself! Lk ae Sar rather -“ two youngsters,” saig as he flew. “They take @ nf ) food and it takes a lot ofl "% be heiped,’ sh rugsed to get it. But they are with as much dignity as muster. “One can't ‘s affections.” ive noticed,” agreed Charles the trouble they cost I have sent some fine chia: into the Great World, finer than those two bec (King Eagle said this very every year.) My, such ape I do hope their mother § at him quickly, suspi- | Was it possible that he md eommeone already enough to fill them for @ nly human to make mis- I'm getting rather hungs | said virtuousiy. ‘It's seif.”’ g » superhuman to acknow!l- Meanwhile Mrs. | em.” brought back a treat—e nice cpigrams you make, ers and which she tore ” murmured Charies with “Tl've always believed from which she stripped the fore giving to the Eaglets, * while she rested. Then asi bies closed their eves she, too, resumed bun knew that she must to keep well and fit toi these crowing children. & fish they must have, a ‘Could be obtained only bre ‘D@oting. It would be we always show them.” us making fun of me. or insult me?” eedgeyvy with tears child. of course not!’ her hastily “T’m onlr you It isn't every hus- can find some new ad Pquality in a wife just Reever the matrimonis of plenty and tnemselres. each other and. each year they| Foch Artichokes W : , three children out. caught her breath Her whed and her naiis bit Bthe scrap of chiffon hand- ie ie her lap. fj wish B givorce ” fore these children could & (Copyright. 1825.) to £0 on With she asked trem- ter Sauce. orld. Fitted in- — font you?” Charies x : . : . “ r “as to be the living | LIOW one medium surprised. “I thirtk it's a , for in his own choke for each person, cae that we've started. is home flew King gh which beginning Nature fish. from a perch “4just . until preseatiy gle headed that ore. lot of food, those the best in loyal of a large one. life, which is the ang bottom leaves and strips Of the best in na- withered tough outer waiting for their artichoke in cold water >» hungry babies | covered with thoroughly and bol! until the salted . to Drain and serve hot with the hooked bills | Sutter. mock Hollandaise : gives | off the leaves with the ready they knew should be served in @ m, as they soon dish. King Eagle. : food. Then with prizes amounting to look he started off | $1400. | | ne “Poor Hausa” | Cashion Shoe Co. Promptly Filled dere Exclusrre’y : ISFO SD: Cut off the ; break that's always 60 and that’s over. thank Tm no sort of husbaed for m fat and unromantic and fiver to business and golf wfriends. It's all my fault, lourht to have seen that Bunhappy iong ago. But © Cullam to make you the leaves begin to feel these across evenly and a few drops of vinegar to 7 them from turning ¢sefk Craig Cullam to make [ wasn't really unhap- ama acknowledged in a water—about 30 French dressing. To eatt Mifficultr. Charies kept his the divran beside her feet of tapestry separat He wanted to gather his arms regardiess of | guests who might wan- the lounge. He wanted to tremulous red lips and of the dark eyes that re- phim so reproachful!y. clung hard to Mrs. advice He in the sauce” -_——-—-- —— During the past three ye Vera Divan. a leader of & virile’ Clubs of Green © has won 263 ribbons Mer. was wise a Situation that S cenmestneee nasal aIACE SCALES Mildred Barbour? add enough to know that this was a crisis in his matrimonial! life and it rested with him whether or not it should ever be repeated. Mariana on the other hand was vwirehine dcspairing/y for her ae quaintanece of the train Here was neither ahe nor her dashing young mentor had antici- pated. That Charles wouldnt: we!}- come her with grateful, open arme and kneel before her in adoration and relief, had apparentiy never occurred to her preceptress. Mari- | ana had asked herself again and ' ’ B brains like Doris, even if | Mariana’s | again in that trip across the Con- tinent, what she should do if she were indeed too late in coming to her semses and Charlies refused to take her back. But she knew now. in the light of reality, that she had never truly believed such a thing possible. At heart she had never for one moment doubted her pow- er over him. That he might be angry and un- forgiving. she could have expected But that he should be amiably and -_- = = om ———— — ee ee fj] ¢ * cheerfully determined to 59 through with the divorce, had never really occurred to her. She had no weapon to attack his ap parent good-natured acceptance of the situation. She stared at him as she might at a disturbing stranger He gave a lusty sigh that betokened relief. “Well!” he remarked heartily in TODAY’S PUZZLE | 3 > ig 3 i2 4 Ss} ¢ response to her confession that she | hadn't been realiy unhappy with him. “it's gratifying to know that i wasn't actually poisoning your life. I don’t want you to remember me unpleasantly when it’s all over.” USEHOLD GGESTIONS Suet. onthe if wrapped in grease-proof paper, put ew Kept In @ drs, cvol place until needed a . € Bread Ununccessary. Do not feel the bread is needed to complete the dinner if meat pr is rour main dish. your meat will be better balanced if the bread : omitted. > s ” When the Lanoleum Grows Old. When holes bezin to appear in has been down the linoleum that for a number of years, try vo.ur- ing hot paraffin into them and down evenly wih knife until it cools evenly It rll prevent further tears. as the hecis will not catch in the holes and tne vill show surprisi':c!, pressing it paraffin Little. . ° . Concerning Cut Ginss. Never take chances with cut glags, such as rinsing !It Breakace uncer ihe running faucet is due to sudden changes in tempera*ur* and care must be taken ihat ‘ne water is neither t00 hot or ‘oo cold Tepid water and ammon-sa bring best results. Dry with a Turkish towel. so all crevices cn be reached and polished. ¢ Mc CA PRINTED PA ———— Rew hair. Consider Van Eas Scalp treatment just as }0,000 Women Have opped Falling Hair New Way: 800,000 men and 600,000 wormnen -4| have tried Van Ess Scalp Mas- |\- sage. These users say: YES! ; Here's what one enthusiast writes: Baltimore, Md., December 2, 1924 ll of life and bald spcts of many years are covered with a growth essential m keepme the esecnutial in keeping the tecth y regularly the tooth- ev &.t. 7 ORE RRR “Ae sme Mariana knew suddenly that she couldn't stand it one minute long- er. She would disgrace herself and her pride would emarit for years to come. She must get to the sanctuary of her room where she could ery in peace “I'm keeping vou.” She rose. held Out a sieady hand. “It must be time four your encagement lil see you tomorrow perhaps. and we can gf» into details more thoroughly - i eee He made no protest to detain HORIZONTAL her, accepted his disrmmiagsal a Dit 1. 40k, aspect °1.*The Egyptian god 33. An aeriform fluid eagerity. she thouch!. 7. To tmitate. of the sun used for fuel. He accompanied her to the ele- s&. To consume. 22. A vegetable $5. In or of the thing vator, bowed her into it 2s formal) ~. One who renders 23. A color. or matter. as though they.were the merest : accounts 25. Skill, dexterity 36. A preposition. acquaintances. She wondered whom | !4. A large flatboat. 26. An organ of the _. P ed with he wag dining with. | 13. In this way, thus head. 37. Pesforme As a matter of fact. he called up | 14- A Masculine name °7. A negative. ritual ceremonies. McPherson and canceled his cn- | 16. A pronoun. 29. One that irritates 40. Nothing. gagement for a stag party at the | 7. Attractive, come- or plagues. 41. A number. ‘ ly. 52. A pronoun 42. Separations. club. He wanted to be near Mari- ana even though she didnt know | VERTICAL “n Sne aesGed the tamon of 4 lone- | 1. Asunder, to picces 15. Receiving less a age spot in a ly night in which to think | 2. A ary measure, ent ° — : ‘Caarviate. 1925.) s The self 17. Saucy. bold. 28 A weapon. | (To Be Continued). : 1S Te cet an estimate 22° A Sapeacee com ee ioalioatal : 4. Fit, suitabic. ag dag 32. Methods, fashions. | ee Cee me Seen 5. A coin. —_ 34. A fiatfish. nt ae | 6. One _itha! con- 19. A large perennia: $6. An outdoor festi- ; + | sumes. plant. val. Philosophical 19. To emplor. °". A measure of time 38. To piece out la- i 11. A negative. 272. Father boriously. Phrasings | 1 2. alii 24. A medical title. 33. A masculine name However “trict a hand is to be 2 he solution of the above puzzle will be published tomorrow kept upon all the desires of fancy, a PIR IES yet in recreation fancy must be permitted to speak.—liaocke. sharpoess of it.—Steeie piety throw into the world alters . . . the world.—HMmerson : , : Ifthe interna griefs of every 2 ° ” Ali things are in fact re? al man could be read. written on h is hiow cheap is genuine happiness, things are not decreed by fate. forehead. how many who now ex- and yet how dearly do we all pay Plato. cite envy would appear tn be the for its base counterfeit —_ Barker 2 . . . > : objects of pity 7—-Metastasio. He that is mocb flattered s00n : - 7 > learns to flatter himeeif.—John- . fon He is next to the gods wnom rca- ° . ° son and not passion impels, and A man's first care should be to avoid the reproaches of his own heart: his next to escape the cen- eretion.—-Claudtan. sures of the world—-Addison. . . . ° ° ° - Avoid greatness In a cottage there may be found more réa!i There is an unfortunate dispos!- : ps : : ne happiness than Kings enjoy in pai- tion in a man to attend much more ; ces.— Horace the faults of his companions we tn who. after weighing the facts. can measure the punishment with dis- | — which offend him than to their perfections which please him.— The way to gain @ good reputa- Beby Greville. tion is to endeavor to be what you W ears —_—— Pants t —Socrates. . . . desire to appear. —5Sox Senadh tenihietaaiid Ps There is an oblique way of re- ° e a protect his skm. The arched creoch doesn't bag. proof which takes off from the Every thought which genius and CLMM@AZ SPECIALTY CO. 1515 Pine Sirect. $7. LOWS, BS _—— and Jellies every time H, it’s so-easy now! Before, no matter how experienced you were, you could never be surc—sometimes jelly and jam just didn’t turn out. No amount of care seemed to positively safeguard you. But you never have a failure with Certo —no desperate re-boiling—the most difh- cult fruits jell perfectly. For Certo is the substance in fruit that makes it jell— fruit can’t jell without :t. This jelly-making element is completely lacking in some fruits, others have only a little, and even in the fruits that naturally contain most of it, it gradually diminishes | il enone - hee ~ - i ——— se — S ; a Taal a ALL | \ as they npen. But now, because Certo itself supplies the all-important jelly- making property, you can make your jam and jelly of the nchest mpe fruits—those with the finest flavor and loveliest color. ‘You can even use fruits that have im themselves no jelly-making property. So easy — so quick — no juice and flavor boil away Less than 15 minutes from fruit to jam or jelly! Certo means that just one minute’s active boil is needed. No more standing stirring over a hot stove—no long boiling . that reduces the amount of your jelly—no loss in steam of flavor, color and juice. Certo’s brief boil saves you all the fruit that used to boil away. When you count up the cost you will find that with Certo you have half again as many glasses as you ever got from that much fruit. Millions of housewives now use Certo all the time. Your grocer has Certo. Order a bottle nght away. Douglas - Pectin Corp., Granite Building, Rochester, New York. | EF rR EE LET ote +s | squares also refers to a definitiocs Se es See — a ee a ee ee \SOLUTION OF YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE | ODD and INTERESTING FACTS without a4 “late” Twenty-seven years singic “absent” or at Egham, Surrey. between the ages of 5 and 14. ee. 7 * All SiH 1} Foxes will kill their own escent, | piay "possum and escape at the last. L E AIR N a LIA T $ moment, make a trap go off with- c. SiT Rik | out being caught, and drift down *™''Y rivers like a derelict sack in their) cunning fight for life. ie ae HOW TO SOLVE A CROSS.WORD PUZZLE. War pensions are now costing | Each number in the puzzle indi. : England about $2.960.000 icas than | cates the position of the first letter | in 1920-21. The remarriage of cf a word. widows and growing up of chil- Each word reads from ieft te dren are two great causes of this wight (horizontal) or downward | reduction. ant oon (vertical). according to position. ° ° ° Lettered in correctly, words thai cross will interlock. Each number im Voters in South Africa will not have to go to the polis if a bill in- troduced in the South African Par- ltament becomes a law. By it they _ are allowed to register their votes by post. the white | as in the accompanying table. inight Each definition sugges's 2 word possessing the exact sumber of eo fae -00 years on the walle of a house ig the/| in Gloucestershire is being careful- school record of a family of three | ly removed and used to fit up a mach one of Queen Anne room the trio scored a perfect attendance | Kensington Museum. | Sum bathe in everyday life | There are only 16 bridges over| made pousible by the use of a new | looks and feels Tt is) tik, yet which allows the ultra-vio- — , let rays of the sun to pess through It is these rays which are #0 beneficial to health. ! fabric, which Eclipses as far back as are recorded at Oxford Univer- Observatory. huge book are predictions concern- ing future eclipses as far ahead as . | the year A. D. 2163. School dentists inepect London children each year; of thig number about $0,000 receive treat- Men who wear spectacies are not. regarded as suitable busses in crowded London tQtiLreets the sun shining cause a momentary bilind- ness with disastrous effecta. in the Bouth > are like 1207 BR. In the same 296,000 driving for on the liens letters te ft the white space 4i- | ictted to it. Each white space is to recetys | ene letter only. Words start only | in numbered squares. | Folding a sheet of tissue paper is one of the testa of the Nationa!) Institute of Industrial Psychology. Girls who handle it deftly and fold it without undue creasing are’ re- | | garded as more suitable for dress- | making than those who crease it | al] over. ee ee _ Ceylon Ice Tea. | This is a novelty for afterneon tea and very dainty. Take a quart of rapidly boiling water and add to ijt ome . tablespoonful of the best Ceylon tea. Let stand three min- aie +e Prisoners in England cost the’) State about $500 each to maintain, | It is said the men who have served | long sentences in prison are stouter utes to infuse, then straim Add | when they leave prison than when | the strained juice of a half lemon, | they arrive. ; a cupful of sugar, two fresh mint eo. 6**@ leaves, a piece of lemon peel, a Wallpaper which has hung fer piece of a vyanilia bean and two cloves, and let stand until. cold. Strain into the freezer and freeze. Serve in giass cups garnished with a green cherry and a candied mint leaf. _ 7 ) ” - - oe vot ‘a 4 ee 4y # - a ’ ¥ ree \ aa 3 SAR a a ; ms! ‘, oe are ? 2 | > y ‘ , , ae” fae ‘ “ ws, is . a shel ea y eee. » th ae ’ a z aa 4 “ ‘ Ae. af as a ? : * oe. er; ky Mis +¥ 4 . 4 4 i@ “to ee * ‘Sa 2 ey ' iy SP " hee He OF % +. Jaber nS ae Na x, » AL ea a Se ee ey, ¥ i ae et Fe ot at ‘ae - #

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