St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 9, 1925
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COMIC FAGE MONDAY, gUNE 8, 19°35 ESPECIALLY --"- AND THis 1S oe ores... Ss GSE QUITE Ar Pari ris _- —_ —_ Copyright, 1988.) | ) KEEP IT Yourse cr 4 GET OUT - NOU DEAS AND STAY a4 aan - Rit its ell a ua y WV : YP CHINESE ARMIE 4 ® pended by the dockers’ strike. Only t &small quantity of cargo is being | Moved and that slowly, as the Chi- | hese banks and firms financing the | ~ TO RULE CAN COMMANDER LEAVES GUNBOAT FOR $100, 900 ously hurt Tccent-BMido by _ of :COMMITTE APPROVES ing : battling for possession of Canton | frefugees unable to move on Mount of cross firing Chukiang River. of tion of Chinese Scamen to Join Strike of | hen. | *rrested as the result of disturb- > Ances. » H.C. Che, a Chinese surgeon at =the police hospital, testified Trading Is Done SUCCESS OFFERS. C With so LITTLE EXPENSE and so MUCH through POST .- WANTS that FEW S8t. Louisans have not at some time been BENEFITED by these DISPATCH all Olive 6600 EEE The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service undies ——— meine eal ocala 77. NO. 275, ST. L OU IS, TU ESDAY CONTINUE Fant IN River Steamers Crowded With Refugees Unable to Move Because of Cross F iring on River. ponmenese F orces; 12 KILLED WHEN COAL CARS RELIEF SHIPD ‘ FALL ON TRACK WORKERS ‘Seven White Men and Five Negroes Buried, Under 100 - Ton Load at | Converse, Ind. tiv the Associated [*reas PERU, Ind., June white men and five negroes, om-~ the Chesapeake «& were killed at pioyes of Railroad, Ind., near here, Converse, were overturned i) 30 “ive 7! coal cars party of workers. | OoLners were 5.—Seven | Ohio | yesterday when two) } maintenance-of-way seri- The men were buried under the} tender of the and | nearly 100 tons of coal! and several | hours were necessary lv extricate, the bodies from the wreekage. It | | Was first feared that 18 men had) been killed and nearly a score Se- | 'riously injured, but official reports | show.d that 15 nad been genie 4 |injured, in addition ¥& | 1° and serious!y hurt. , loc omotive those ki ee eee —— _ eee ee le ee eee - GIRL, 7, INSTANTLY. manny ePreweog§10-AYEAR GOLF FE KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE: Partially. By the Associated Press. “CANTON, China, June 9.—Fignt- | between rival Chinese forces continued today with renewed in- tensity and considerable casualties. River steamers are crowded witna | ! ce | the | } over The commander of the largest ! Chinese gunboat left his ship after | receiving $190,000 from the chiet | the Yunnanese forces. The Chinese Chamber of Com- | merce, accompaniéd by the delezn- Americans, called on the | today and requested that further fighting be carried on 10 miles outside the city. The fighting will last for some time, ac- | cording to indications. Additional] : foreign gunboats arrived here to- day. Foreign steamers were fired upon | near Canton. | The Bund has been deserted. Business inside the city is partially proceeding Airplanes province are city. Fighting continued the night, but the usual army chiefs Honan |! the sent from circling above throughout scatter- shot random firing of the sonttag. soldiers prevailed. Chinese boats were active yesterday, aging buildings along the front by gunfire. The customs house closed and the staff has been moved to the foreign concession, which has not been damaged. zuns | dam- | river been | re- has ; the Dockworkers. | By the Associated Press. SHANGHAI, June 9.—The situa- tion created by the strike of dock- | workers has become aggravated through the decision of Chinese | seamen to join the movement. ‘Three hundred men on six private- | lv ers walked out last night, and other lines reported difficulties with their owned coastal and river steam- |} Thus far ocean-going vessels are | | Dot affected, but the Japanese lines ® tre contemplating replacing ® Chinese crews with their own na- ® tionals. their Dockwork has been almost 3us- | ares have closed, Outbreaks of Chinese students )tt Shanghai were the result of Bol. | Thevist activities—school boys made’ (the ignorant tools of Bolshevist Plotters—the police prosecutor in ithe mixed court said today in out- lining charges against defendants that Mot victims received wounds while Macing guns as all wounds were on front portions of the bodies. This imony contradicted statements "Issued by the students last Satur- day Saying the victims of the Louza Police station riot, the scene of the first outbreak, were shot in the back. gan April IVE BOYS RETURN FROM COLLEGE IN $13 AUTOMOBILE ir Expenses Were Less Than || Railroad Fare and They Still Own Car. I ¢ Making the trip in it used auto- | Me for which they paid $13, | five Edwardsville boys returned oe yesterday from (Urbana, | . ere they had been attending the | a eralty of Illinois. The trip cost ” 1 student less than railroad fare N %Uld have been. and they still om ‘@ the dutomobile. a rather an- coated machine without a top, “Indshield or seat cushions. _— boys are Willard Flass, Rob- j fuman, Wilber Doeblin, Les- Wood and Nathan Hatch. * peal Condition Excellent. fENClated Press rani June 9.—The condition | retary of War Weeks. who Is Blnones,' after an operation fo: ones, was reported by his phy’- Mans today as excellent. A bulle- meuea at the hospital said chat x ks would permitted to sit | tor a few minutes today. he ONO ahh La a al daa PPB BPOPPODPODP BD DD ODL EEOI OL he | mittee iment 'charge apply to all golf counses on property 'years Forest | fire, lization by | By for the organization, ' Southern against their clients, ‘the indictment charged Special] >on board is Chief of Staff of forces, has completed the first ma- ior stage of his projected flight to Australia and Japan, which he be- | lis Island. Bill Which Also Affect Triple A Course. A Dill for a of $10 golf on in Forest day by the providing a year municipal approved Utilities the two Park was Puvlic of the Board The measure, which introduced jn the last two also provides for a charge cents per game on the course, 25 cents on the course and $1 year permits. The bill which of in for amend- this also contains an would make or controlled hy would affect the A club, which for many has occupied 70 acres in Park, and again raises the question of the club's status. In the fast the club's right to the owned the city. This Triple | property has been frequently under! and Park Commissioner Pape | said today that. under the present bill, merely serv ing notice SEVERANCE DENIED INCOME. TAX CASE DEFENDANTS ——— the Associated lI'ress. CHICAGO, June and Frank Croater, officials of Freeman Coal Mining Co., of Charlie S. Hoy, former attorney day by Judge Adam C., United States District Court. come tax returns to the amount of | ‘about $100,000. The trial was set | for Sept. 15 The company operates mines Illinois, mostly Franklin County. Attorneys for McElvain and/' Crozier asked the severance be- cause Hoy had already testified but Govern- countered that conspiracy and it would be difficult to try Hoy alone on that charge. in ment prosecutors ST. LOUISAN SEVERELY HURT IN TRAIN WRECK IN ILLINOIS | to the Fost-Dispatch. CHICAGO, June 9.—W. J. Hen- dron, 5324 Smerson avenue, Bt. Louis, was the only person sevete- ‘ly injured in the derailment of the Chicago & Alton flyer 40 miles north of Springfield last night. Gov. Small and about 30 State officials, including legislators, were and were shaken They made thelr way to Spring- field by autos. Italian Flyer Reaches Melbourne, Hi. the Associated Press MELBOURNE, Australia, June 9. —‘ommander Francesco de Pi-| nedo, Italian flyer, arrived here to- | arfived Commander de Pinedo, who Italy’s air day. 21 at Rome. ML PLP PLL PRL A Day in the Outdoors Unless you've tried can't realize week spent out of doors can ,cot EVENING, J UNE 9,1 19? a hee F A UL 10 GROSS AR GIRGLE | on Equipped With Sleds for Possible Use in Rescuing Amundsen. ee ee ee NO HELP FROM _ AMERICAN DIRIGIBLES | -—_— ae ee Wilbur ‘RUM RUNNERS, ON PAROLE, WELCOMED BY tesconee BAND Alle ie ese ell ODAY. | By the Asa Unable to Prevent — eee men’s Demonstration. en oo Prexs Mass. lated GLOUCESTER, June 9.— Board Being A brass band and several hundred persons Albert Charles McPhee, paroled rum-run- met Gowan ners of this city, here last night 1s | they stepped from ' brought them from | tentlary. the train that Efforts by the Chamber of (‘om | merce and the City Councll to have Proposal — MacMillan’s Trip May Raise Issue in| International Law. By WILLIAM BIRD, Special Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch. (Copvright. 1925.) , BOARD THE INGERTRE, (By Radio). of Capt. the ters usually north from ON June 9 continued fine ahead, Johannessen decided to sheltered coastal wa- follow ed Statland, quit and mage dif rect day and reaching King’s Kay Saturday. Flyers and mechanics aboard the iship spent Monday reinspecting the and today they are in fitting one with a collap- boat and the other with a sled for -use in possible Amundsen and his men. The Ingertre is due to cross the Arctie 3 6 ©o’cloek 6this gaged of Circle about 8 The ship is proceeding 10 t, ——. — at a speed of knots. Neither Shenandoah Nor Los An.- celles to Seek Amundsen. As@c.ated Press WASHINGTON, retary Wilbur sending the dirigibles Los Shenandoah in search Antundsen polar the Ry June 9.- has no intention missing tion. In announeing his refusal by the Norwegian Club that one of the sent to the rescue, declared “‘‘we are not going to send any Wild goose chase to ' - . a regions. the missing Amundsen heard from bv Auge. 1, Donald MacMillan Arctic will reach Etah, Boston dispatches said, may start a search at time, using two of his three planes, He proposes to Unless party its when the expedition Greenland, that naval trace hetween Pole. If tion new Cape Columbia and MacMillan-Navy unexplored in international] may be raised. A letter from the expedl- discovers noint law Mac- Vetoes | cance} | viously the celebration called off were only partly successful. They succeeded i however in inducing who were arranging the homecoming to plans Yor a parade. Pre- the Council! had been ad- vised by Col. Alfred F. Foote, | Massachusetts Commissioner of | Public Safety, that there was those stration. 250,000 SLEPT IN NEW YORK ( | Despite weather | | kastern seaboard, saving en-. rescue ' (heat —Sec- of Angeles of the expedi- of a’ Aero airships be the Secretary tie Polar In. Amundsen’s supposed course! the lands a’! Millan has been placed before the; State Department. dealing with the airplane exploration activities the party. In this connection, Ot- of; PARKS DURING HOT NIGHTS. Drop | ig Temperature, Deaths Attributed to the Heat Continue. —Receiving re- By the Assoctated [ress. June 9.—Despite. NEW YORK, the drop in temperature along the deaths attributed continue to accumulate 427 persons have died during the heat wave reported to heat More than in the Kast While no deaths were in New York last night. Philauel- phia’s casuaity list was increased by 24. An aged woman ded in Ho- boken, N. J.. and insanity. oroucht on by hear, caused at least other deaths. Three more were reported in Ontario. Although persens in New York spent their second night entrenched behind bed covers last night. the wave in the vicinity of Al- bany had not yet been broken, Police estimated more than a quarter of a million nights. Another warm spell for today or Wednesday cooling east winds give winds from the southwest. LOS ANGELES TO FLY OVER CITY AS ORIGINALLY PLANNED | Louis to See Dirigible Second Attempt to Reach Minneapolis. to the Post-Dispatch WASHINGTON, June —AsS originally planned, the Navy dirig- ible Los Angeles will fly over St. Louis and refuel at Scott Field, Belleville. reach Minneapolis, when the way to st. os , es pee ial 9 where it celebration, Naval officials said to- day. The only changes in the original itinerary will be some of the smaller towns on the loop from Lakehurst, officers ex- plained. According to present plans, however, over St. Joseph and Kansas City. No tNme had been set this morning | for the take-off from Lakehurst, but eit was indicated that the ship | morning. | Thursday at Minneano- would gatart llow long it will stay tawa dispatches relate that Canada lis will depend upon weather con- ' has sent mounted police to estab- control over islands claimed the Dominion of the matniand. islands, Ellesmere, will over by the Ar‘ericans route from their ship base to the| base, and whether it will be lish by north these is a question appar-| settled. sion to do so not vet Norwegians ak That Americans Organize Relief Expedition. the Associated Press. OSLO, Norway, June that the Norwe- Ry rian Aero Association has asked 9 —-If was Government |janded at Lakehurst, One of) $6000 worth of helium, be} nounced en needed to repair the engines, forced the giart craft to turn back | rain Canada's permis- | 4 | ditions. When the dirigible was finally after releasing | it was that 48 which | at Cleveland. The ship arrived at its base before 2 a. m., but was not | housed in its hangar until 3 p. m. The necessity for refueling Ecott Field was shown by the fact that when the ship was landed it was found that sufficient fuel ‘or about six hours’ flying remained in the gasoline tanks. JOBS : TIES WOMEN — SEEKING oa ee the Amundsen American Commit-}| Californian Confesses Using Jiu to organize an American |} expedition. Meteorologists and represen- tatives of airplane works who were in Spitzbergen in con- withthe Amundsen terday. They do not believe the Amundsen planes were wrecked in They are confident Ellsworth back to Spitzbergen Polar Amundsen and attempt to fly but are tramping over the ice fields to Cape Columbia. The returned members of the ex- pedition are the meteorologists Bierknes and Ernest Calwagen: Heinrich Schulte-Frohlinde. techn}. cal director of the Dornier airplane Pisa and Adolf Zinsmayer of the same plant. that could Amundsen have been the not could fly at an altitude of) feet seeking a suitable and descend slow!ly to unfavorable) ground. a Searcn for Amundsen : the Aseoctated ress PARIS. June 9.—Dr. the French polar explorer, an- nounces that he will depart in the} irst week in July Yo search for the Jean Char- ‘missing Amundsen-Ellsworth polar | expedition. He expresses the belief that the Amundsen par'y is safe, retiet | | | i | | Mears Hansen, Po.-| ' } ‘gen yes- i made no) Dr. which i | They gave the! | | | } ; i; ' i ‘ | | | By additional gift tobacco the building fund of Duke ‘(vy was dent Jitsu on 50 to 100 Applicants. the Associated Press, SAN FRANCISCO, When arrested here vears old, that he June 9% yesterday, 28 con- fessed to the police tied up hand and foot, between and 100 girls and women in city seeking employment from him in answer to advertisements for stenographers, typists and apart- ment house managers. Beyond the mere tying. none of the women was harmed, police said Hansen wanld pretend to offer employment to applicants, engage them in conversation would turn toward jiu 50 h e jitsu and then would offer to dem- | that art. After he had his applicants he would them to disengage onstrate bound leave selves DUKE GIVES $2, 000,000 MORE wen ee landing! His Gifts to Duke University Build- ing Fund Total $8,000,000. ty the Associated Press. DURHAM, N. C., by James B. magnate. June 9.—An | Duke, | Univers!i- bv Preset- institution. alumni at toda ' the of announced R. P. Few of it a gathering here heir annual 'uncheon. The gift increases the und previously ereated by Duke for the University to $8,000,000. and - Atlanta Peni- no, | | legal way of preventing the demon- | two! deaths. persons slept | in New York parks during the hot) is forecast | on Its) on the second attempt to | will | participate in the Norse centennial] | the elimination cf | | for purchase of the company had) 4 ian the airship will fly | AN- | hours would he | at | had | this | them- | of $27.0909 000 for | ' hullding | AGES. | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH GOULD UTILITY HOLDINGS SOLD FOR $60 000,000 Banker Made Futile Race. Deal With Stone Webster. COMPANY SERVES VIRGINIA CHIES Across Atlantic to Stop and | Gould Entered That Field in 1902 and. Corporation. By Leased Wire From the New) NEW YORK. from Frank J. June 9.—Purchase | Gould of his last tublic utility holdings at a price reported in excess of $60.000.000. 's announced by qa “Vall street syn-| dicate, whose representative, Charles A. Stone of Stone & Web- ster, recently won a race across the’ Atlantic to Paris with the head of a rival financial group. The public ufility is the Virginia Railway and Power Co.. one of the largest light. power and traction corporations in the South and an important link ‘ension of the tem Gross earnings last year were more than $10,000,000. The new owners of the -ompany are Stone ity engineers. who will holdings: The Chase Corporation, Blair & Co., get & Cc. super-power operate the and Blod ' tim by his father. Jay Gould, rail- J i in Richmond in 1902. 'later, when have doubled consolidated several in Seven! Years Had $20,000,000 York Bureaw of the Post- -Dispatch. | in nation-wide ex- sys- & Webster. public util-| Securities | | Defense day | Fourth of July With part of the $12.000.000 left | road magnate and financier. Frank | Gould entered the traction field | Seven years | he was reported to! his patrimony he| traetion and| ower companies into the Virginia | | Railway and Power Co., | capitalization of $20,000,000. Following rumors that was willing to dispose of his utility _ holdings Stone left for Paris to in-| | any demonstration, terview Gould, accompanied by Bayard F. Pope, New York part-| ‘for which it has been the custom bankers for for many of Blodget & Co., company ner ‘the Virigina | years, One day Albert Emanuel, utilities financing company bearing his name, who also represented svndicate eager to buy ‘holdings. Stone, however, Paris first and prelimina ahead of them sailed i heen arranged ‘when Emanuel! ar- rived. The company light, power and street | service to Richmond, Petersburg. Portsmouth and other with a} which Gould | | seem head of the public. i of the a | Gould’s | ached | holiday, steps | tervening which to supplies electric. railway) Norfolk, | communities and gas to Norfolk nl serves more than 450.000 persons ond owns 48 power sites on the) | Roanoke. Rapidan and Rappahan-| | nocks Rivers, GEN, CHAMBERLAINE KILLED ee ae eee Widow Will Bring Body to America for Burial at Arlington—Had War Record, Special to the Post-Dispatch, PARIS, June 9.—The American Embassy is arranging passage iaboard the first outgoing steamer. |possibly the Niew Amsterdam, to- ‘morrow, for Mrs. William Cham- berlaine, who will bedaeyo States the body of her eatie’] and, Gen. William Chamberlaine, free dgick yesterday. w een was killed last night in a tax!i- cab accident. Burial, according to the Embassy, will be in Arlington Cemetery. | Gen. William Chamberlaine had a distinguished record in the army He was chief of railway artillery. American Expeditionary Force, in ‘direct charge of heavy artillery Belleau Wood, the Meuse, ‘gonne and St. Mihtel. Legion of Honor and the Croix de | Guerre. He commanded the Se®c- ‘ond Division's artillery during May and June, 1918 400,000 HOMES ERECTED BY ' BUILDING AND LOAN MEMBERS | me | IN PARIS TAXICAB ACCIDENT | take to the | Beach ' at the Ar-. He won the | ‘lowest. Associations in 1924 Also Increased | Their Assets by More Than $822,000,000. the Agseociated Press KANSAS CITY, Mo, | Ruilding and loan associations as- sisted their members in building | 400,000 homes in the United States | Ry June 9.— | ‘in the last year, H. F. Cellarius of ; | « Cincinnati, O., reported at the an- | nus il meeting of the United States 'Leagne of Local Building and Loan Associations here today Last vear they increased ‘s over $822,.000,000 and rolls 1,: fhetr added ai - ; asse their memberships new members.” he said | The secretary reported that in | the United States there are 11,844 local assoctations. 4 il i'membership of 8.555.502 and assets. uggregating $4,765,937,197?, noo * to ’ ‘ ; > — —_—— — — —— = Sica His $1. 2. 000, 000. Inheritance Five Fold PRICE 2 CEN GUARANTEE 10 GERMANY AND FRANCE, NEW BRITISH PLAN London Government, Ex- plaining Anglo-French Accord, Says It Provides for Mutual Assistance. GERMAN MEMBERSHIi? IN LEAGUE VITAL Pact Is to Be Subsidiary to League and Versailles Treaty Boundaries to Stand. — ee ee By the Assoctated Prees. FRANK GOULD. Says Holiday Used for Demonstration, cept in an Emergency) Ex- ent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CLTY, June 9y.— Ubjection to holding the National demonstration on the is made by Gov. Baker, in a letter sent to the War Department, on the ground that use gf that holiday for any dei- onstration, except in case of a great emergency, is unwarranted. Baker did not propose an alterna- tive date. Baker wrote to the War Depart- ment in response to a letter asking for his views on the manner in the Defense day. demen- stration should be conducted. His letter follows, in part: “To use the Fourth of July for except in case of a great emergency, other than generations, does not be warranted. majority of peopie. those who are National Guard, ready perfected their arrange- ments for their Fourth of July and I belleve that the in- time is all too short fn five the necessary urKteé publicity, to cause them to their present arrange- through to “The cluding in- have al- change ments. ‘Unless be the movement can a em aa acknowledgment ‘BAKER OBIECTS 10. | DEFENSE DAY JULY 4 ' 'statement LONDON, Government June 9.—The British today gave official of the Franco- British agreements on the reply to sermany’s security ‘announced pact proposal, Geneva yesterday, The British Government t{tssued thar at 7 emphasizing the proposed pact is one of mutual as- |Sistance ' Should Not -Be| |Britain has guaranteed | both sides of the Rhine and there. _fore to assist By the Je fferson City Correspond- | ),. ‘approval is given it by Germany, members | The statement said that Great to protect either Germany or “rance against aggression of the other. This abandonment by Great Brit- ain of her long-standing policy of isolation from continental affairs is a cuncession to the peace and se- curity of Europe, the said. ; The statement added that accept- ance of the pact if is contingent upon Germany’s en- trance into the League of Nations. Before the pact can function it will be necessary for Germany to enter the league as a full, member, which is an entire change of the former policy under which it had been maintained that Germany should become an unconditional member of the league before se- statement by the allies, ‘curity could be discussed. Sudsidiary to League. The security pact is subsidiary to the League of Nations, the state- ment pointed out. The league's agreement regarding the eastern frontiers of Germany, whiéh are closely allied to the security pact, take precedence over the pact, which vill be registered with the |league ae its guardian for fulfill- ment. made an outstanding success I be- | | lieve it Is far better not to at- tempt the proposed demonstration | in this State on that day.” tov. Blaine of Wisconsin again has opposed the demonstration BOY CAST ADRIFT NOT FOUND I | Coast Guardsmen Patrol Lake Hu- ron Shore Without Find- | ing Him. By the Associate ad "eas rORT HURON, Mich., June 9.— Hope virtually was abandoned to- day for Jimmie McCoy, 12-year-old Harbor Beach lad, whom his fa- ther cast adrift from a sinking rowboat Sunday in the belief he coull reach shore and send aid to t’ ree other occupants of the small craft. Six members of the Harbor coast guard patrolled a large section of the lake and beach Young McCoy's father, who with two other children. was rescued from the stranded rowboat, still has a faint hope that a passing steamer, unequipped with wireless may have picked th boy up. FAIR, SLIGHTLY COOLER TONIGHT AND TOMORROW THE TE EMPER: ATURES. “ ww | ’ i ~—j Fer He i ' Highest yesterday, $3. at 5 p. m. | 73, at 6 a. Mm. Official forecast | ~ for St. L vicinity: ule and | REENOLDE NINES ARE WARMING UP Fair and | slightly cooler to. | night a ad Wednesday. Miseourt ly fair and fooler ind east Moat. ght Wednesday. in north portions Iitinols: Most. fair tonight Wednesda, , Coo) er Sin sets today. m.; sup omorrow, St : the hiiver 15.2 ire fy Mississipp) L_ouls, . in, rise of 1.5 toed In effect the pact is an entente between European Powers, ag a successor to the treaty of 1839. the famous “scrap of paper” treaty which was supposed to KuUarantee the security of Belgium. The new pact, however, is on broader lines, The statement said the moat fai- portant accomplishment of the pact would be the renunciathon by Germany of all efforts to revenge herself upon her neighbors for the (loss of Alsace-Lorraine and other territories and an agreement of European Powers that the status quo unde: the Versailles treaty is the basis of the permanent boun- daries of Europe. All Depends on Germany. The giving out of this official statement leaves no doubt that the Government of Great Britain be. lleves the proposed security pact can make effective the Treaty of Versailles and that its success now rests in the hands of the German iovern - ent. The statement said that unre. served itisfaction is felt in Lon- don at the rewe from Geneva that a complete agreement had been reached between Great Britain and France asa basi. on which discus- sion regarding the establishment of a security pact can be continued with Germany The statement emphasized that 76! since the security pact suggestion | Originated with Germany it is ob- | vious that for the pact to become a reality it must be strictly mutual. It said the British commitment would be reatricted to a guarantee of the frontier bhetwéen France. ' Belgium and Germany. Great Britain is not proposing to Inter. vene in any possible conflict in which it has no real interest. the statement added. but sald that by means of such a mutual under- standing as the pact proposes and iby a clear statement of British ob.- ligations. all poseibility war wherein British interest« might he involved on the France-Beigtan. German frontier might be avoided, All Have bqual tetoh: «. The staten ent said that all wig- to the pact would entye righ and obligations r- taining to members of the Leagve of Naflens. It said these rights and ‘ligations would apply equal- lv to Germany sinc in order for the pact to be enforced Germany wou'd become a full member of the of natores nit the § sea gue. A CO A ENN A NG IR a A rem, SB i Oly ptemr Ae Ren ee woe ee ee ee Oe en ee a ee . a a eee en ae ee ee eee a
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-* ce Fae se Pe i ee hs ak he ee Pa al a 4 TUESDAY EVENING, JUN 9, 1925. | ic ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISFATcH TRUCE QVERDIIE we ese «ie NSTIUTEFOR DEAF «Italians Honor King _ |PRNOPAL CHARGED ‘BLIND SLAYER OF =n D HEMAN DECLARES | | ' | i ' BETWEEN SCIENCE. (i =) UASFIRST GRADUATION ‘Wath Colorful Parade’ \if} WHIPPING BOY! POLICEMAN ON TRIAL sc. set =) 400,000 CA ——_— next, the proposition to r Reo. ¥ a . o e e = «Ree | | 3 , ittame of fF: z aihin, Matt for Death Peanl- rate for $18,000,000, ‘ , eae, a SS Haq COlonials of Many Races and Provincials in}. ( witliams of East 3t. State Asking for : ar Shot (cid stock of $500 par - ne (IN CTRE AND THF CHURCH mi hae Been Taught Lip Reading, Medieval Costumes March Before | | Louis Held on Warrant— ty for John t at i on equivalent in $196 shares of $91, abe ee | | Fises iscuss Case. | Patrolman Claggett. 060 par value, was ratified, | : Ce. a Awarded Diplo:uas. Emmanuel at Rome. Retest to ONES SANE” 3 , now sete pe | ) eee f issourt law, will ask to : ‘ 4 7 : wnown mi ld corporate name. in acon Contractor Says nae) : ee. ' joo Cc. G. Williams, principal of the John Perry, a blind man : Dr. Rober®’E. Vinson, Com- F See. I+ was a brightly red letter day Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch . cession. war widows and mothers toh 1 East St. Louis, was} sind Brot,” charged with first new charter : ce Board Can : Poe | . ' sf - 4 . =, sroc, . > ' . * ; mencement Orator at eS = . a¢ Central Institute for the Deaf | and New York World. ,garbed in. black. Now the few liv- Webster Schoo a /as in« The reincorporation and the Servi new ‘ orporat ion Ae permitteg Ea surder in connection with h first gradua 7) by the [’ress and hes itzer | ing followers of Garabaldi. bent and arrested yesterday by police on a degree ™m urder in yf Patrolman change of the stock on @ ; ’ ' a . sa™ We "¢ or it { ‘ : . oid vesterday, when the fir } | ublish Cos. (New York “world aged but radiant in red shirts and| warrant charging hi mwith unlaw-/the fatal shooting basis, at a ratio of 375 sh a inate Excessive — : , : d Post-LDispat h.) e . ‘ , c f 1011 Washington University, hex. ‘ion of deaf pupils in the 1i years rove fone | ¢ etch in| peaked caps. fully whipping Gerold H. Gates, 8} Ch: ota oa Hy 7 rT pes last,| mew for one share of old stock D e to Mono ly ee % . ae - ; Jd JF é . ‘ ‘. A ; oar ra old school bor , Tort we str . ) UL. a. . | ae Ss ] =| ~ l : e : ‘of the school’s existence was held. + noe ' it-| There were military bands, colo- ar — ée , | -in Cir-| W4aS exclusively G@eseribed ig @ Makes Plea for Unity. a “sage , | transintesion.)—-The ‘wars, eo) ' The warrant, issued last Tuesday, went on trial before a jury in eal Post-Dispatch Apri] 22. | tho received : f legates, roy ; : + , : i i th en who receive nial delegates. roval commissioners, ' ” — .a ‘t today } tne three hfiler ; ‘ © ; ; ; in ‘oo ‘ ‘ ¥ ft ‘ ‘ e avior S ¢ oul t “7 * P Pe er ee Bye. ey a pear Bees: a : s aski yr the death pen- : ; MAKES ye Ia : hatchet today (Sunday) to honor representatives of patriotic and complaint of the boy's father, F PF State is asking a ‘old charter hav ing run out but . . TW S ee RS . een . that thev are on? __. " , sR ’ lates. a plasterer, of 1056 alty. la sidere advis BEGAN AS IN ee or ERs i been trained so tha King Victor Emmanuel in the! civic associations throughout the, I’. Gates, te : our negroes who were at or near, ‘ onsidered advisable becausg TO WILLITE PRI co: 3 ity with chil : | S suls r .| State street, East St. Louis, was OF Se RS 7 HAND MAIDENS”’ a 3 ree a scholastic parity with children of peninsula, delegatés from the prov- | Stat were put; the corporation’. top-heavy \diplomas are totally deaf, yet | twenty-fifth vear of his reign. In RESER TS ae ‘ the scene of the shooting = ‘inces won back during the World| served yesterday after the mother dition of capitalization. ‘normal hearing 'Italy’s hu. .dred cities most an- %. | , laineaé to Chief of on the stand by the prosecution and [ Vs . i ‘ e of the boy compiaine . War, in the two-mile parade from action had all testified that the man apparent- | The largest holders in the - ‘ 1 — — eee en ms that they have mastered the sion Every While the churches are deep in Pe a. See ‘ork of the primary grades, and! sula sent delegates to march amid! liant June sun had set when the! had taken them and . , . dogmatic controversy the unive:si ! s~coill niv a year’s time. flying banners, blaring bands and huge procession had filed paet the; children into the school and; fering a drink of whisky, asked! py the Associated Press ie of the Trinidad Asphait Manuf : Wied _ J »p al; this in oO a eal ties Of America have an opportu- sre than mot Lads . ~Siceoedl ‘a ordinary salving guns to the Quirinal Pal-| palace’ and gradually dispersed | whipped them with. a _— for aa oseygaar a che a . gala gor" Los ANGELES, Cal., June ~ turing Co., appeared today bef nity for leadership unaparalleled |. Pe ace while the King. Queen and amid cheers, music and pealing | tempting to © ose senth — 0 | him. owes ~— = ’ +) Fa} Be Woods, New York th : u the Board of Public Service. wh in centuries, Dr. Robert Ernest | MRS. FARL GORDON. echools. | Va ees She,| royal family received resounding bells. the intersection where they had $5 ‘bills and four ones, but 1 1¢ | producer. announced here Vinson, president of Western sie aie ‘he see’ P . ti inn 1, cheers and the ancient bells of the The ceremony at. &t. Peter's | been warned it was unsafe. She) blind man insisted he had five fives he had signed a_ five-year Bei , daughter of 3 :, a ca} ital pealed for 30 minutes. * passed unnoticed except by pilgrims said both children bore red welts and after a brie? argument, drew a }contract with Mabel Normand iad for street paving materials, . Mi serve University, Cleveland, to | f 5526 Pershing avenue, , t tl i h hysicl ; I ® the 474 graduates of Washingt Ahe of 90- von rely when & The Italians have talent for such’ Who came from Spain for the be-| 4pout the hips and that a physician | gevolver and fired two sh®ts. nor film actress On thé gam presented this typewritten st ‘ 2? a 7° i 4 cor © ie oly ' ~ * : ‘ifs ‘i ° ve ‘ ‘ "Pr 4 5 . aig ita ae , : >} = 3 De - +4 University at the commencement g tes 2) salbegenid i Potashnik, daugh- display Equestrian orders wear- atification of the nun Michela Lo-| W@S called to treat them. The —E | Bowies said i cook shelter be Miss Normand will continues ment ; r i Frieda Pots - , 4 . ane : , 'said the stick was one-half ine a stove and when the police- . 1 3 ey e ‘ise r} *rancis 2 ng ribands and decorations, pro- pez. born in Madrid o is are | Bait “s . : hind a stove ant min pe ‘omedy roles. She wil! ’ xercises in Francis “Gh mnasium Mr and Mrs Philip Pot: rahe) IN ! I f nob! pare | ‘ ne ‘ ill make ; “The .Board of Public Se this morning. pert na me wri bbe who was| Vincial Mavors in many coiored ents 116 years ago. All was for thick ane two inches ye " man entered, immediately aneer first appearance in August fn Me : He decried the lack of sympathy | * aTowaR F SAI E y nik of 2936 ‘ “ abueen: fo oid, | robes. mingled with deputations in King and country. Williams would not discuss the! warg warned the blind man tlt) York in a comedy not yet titled, can save the property owners between science and religion and | born ara oth are R 15. magnificent costumes handed Tne King, who reviewed his troops | affatr other than to say that he WaS the visitor was an officer. Prrry | eS street improvements approxima touched inferentially on the pres-, rd agg ye tA i ' down from father to son since the at 7 in the morn! -, received many | ying P % a ee te r, s Ger RAion” 2 a tine RR age as as Ye cle diet Stale : Peet sea * 2 ‘ PE 4 i Ape er, x ‘a » 2 8 ¥ * > _ = ’ * ; - 7 ‘ . +i ; : . _ : j ° i ; c 2 = > 2 tlagemeretenene eee t Spavqga COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia.. June 9.-—-| ne autumn for work of the high dag Fes eres Sanialis se ae Mussolini in Royal Box. ‘since then her husband had been point where the shooting began I Ui . lie = the years have gone ne To has \iaude lee MIugdd 1h-% ear-old (kK school eceourse. Arahe and \Iuselman Princes in the i ne military eshte , attended by informed at the potice headquarters She enid she fled at the first firing . ; ee eae ee It was announced at the same ’ royalty, the officials of the court|that the warrant had been served ~ ive costs due to monopoly. developed a difference both as to*lahoma Indian girl, hei# to an t Was anneoun flowing robes of their races. To : “ae I : , 2 and did not see the officer hit. e- w Eee : time that three former pupils of 1 ¢ t} It display of color 4nd thousands of others, was a fine | 4nd later, that it was lost. She said | __. . 5 . “The patentee of a patented the content, and the objective of! ¢ate valued t $1,200,000 , all this tumultuous dispi ; | . ; Grace Nelson, another negress oc- | AUBERT ; tat « 9 s« = ‘ we two kinds of educa O ; d Miami, OK., May -1, was married | awarded diplomas by mall rae hearing the somber banners. aleft hand of the King, who Was | Barry said he would attend to it Perry talking. heard two shots and ‘Cinderella f + ee a tractor is not entitled to use } { gucation, one sacre - e WN a Te iste ae 7 ; , lar y ke Wh asked ab h then heard Bowles say. Don't | Cherokee and lows 3 tented mater i aes op sas F I Ke ae : : York tormeriyv of St. Louis: Jonn eyndav when Holv Year reached Sat Renito M ussolini, the power en ASK @¢ about the delav in wagner th ne tee no " é mene “Dexter prices for unpa nt ex mate une @ other faise, until there ig: -:. an automobile saiesman CET oa ‘hicrag , — — ‘ : alte ; “4 - - ‘ “hi P snoot any more, ‘ . * . da a erete © te v idespread opu! notic ge Mia ' Thompson, 16 of Chicago, who be its apex. it seemed impossible that behind the throne, in a ’rock coat serving the warrant, Chief Barry Meeman ” ‘CONGRESS ;") m such as concrete, ¢ urbs. et’ a. at ) ! Mtio Ne MIA. maa at ti in- tel i , Sey ‘nlai ‘ tae yt be ; if ¢ ’ an a . et The. + 26 © performed came deaf at 3 and was at the in Rome's anvient streets could con- and silk hat, looking improved in explained that he understood the | 4023 Olive MR ; Comparison of Bids. ih not sooner, certainiy at the col- née marriag as pertormeda Diteene Caw ahi ‘ear « ‘ arr: h: on: hile |! ’ . --———- — . i d A ics " 7 - the presence an 1 with the consert stitute rol eight years, and - ho in ' tain more human! itv. Today twice hea! th. At the left of the Queen, warrant had been applied for W hile | Vv ins 7 Third Te rm as Mayor. ‘CRITERION f Madge 7, & “Tast year the avera ge bids ioe west Inerican boy, nd girls oa —_— ap é Se en “ me ii tends to attend Iowa state Agri- that number of visitors and rartic- who wore a dark gray zown. was the complainant was unduly angry/ By the Associated I'ress, | . Stuart oh Willite were about $3.80 per ¥ nus choose one or the ot} Of ner motner, Mrs. Susann »O TT « ee oe . ‘ar ows 1 “eR Ne, ; ' se ' L ¢ ‘ the charg , \ -NEAPOLIS, Minn., June 9.}! ve ‘Fool His with a choice that exc! nana berry. The mother's nsent makes cultural College, and Ce in 4 yea inants in the fete jammed the toberto Farinacci, General Secre- and that “6 charge would not be! ae NE , | h ' n » third | Brdwy. and biceach & and the average bids on sheet a cnoice lat iS @€@xciusive and; ''©ttoa tt MOwsIer S COMMS ; 8 ewe im or tas Als ise Mice prosecuted. _«-—€;eorge Se ecac wo i ( a ¢ a final, and we hi n bee the marriage valid, Wilfam Simms of Birmingham. am, ae thoroughfares tary of the Fascist party, who had D Ww ) : fies ; M; f Minneapolis bv DELMAR “(Beis econ? phalt about $3.19 per yard. a a. Sareea = vi f Vinita. Ok wuathten of *he Leod was the school’s first pupil. Multicolored Procession. put aside the black shirt for a : alter Potts, Superintendent | sore of mayor & mmneap _ ee 49328 Del ee a hearing last week the Willite re viced with the spectacle of the ef-. ‘ F i] 2 “ae 4 : ; ; She was born deaf and attended The procession was made up of short jacket on the occasion of his of Schools, would not diseuss the: 8232 votes over James T Elwell - . mar oh sail! sentative stated that 2.66 pound fort to restrain by law the ree Piri Sait when 17) orme¢ foi je ; ‘ oe eres on , : ‘ wal 5 ii 4 als y =i nN : J . e ‘ o: . S ° ts 3 ‘ s 2st ay in city election The ( ; eae. a ‘ ‘ eration of edu at ae _ | wedding ; the institute from the age of % 34 sections, which, joining together firs appearance with royalty. | charm eee baja ams. The prin — “pan ; . 59593 'DELMONTE oe ” eee copper sulphate was added to : ©) ) { - l¢ Z s T - on x sett) . 2 : } =) » f ‘ e . - s -i¢ar _ ° ; . i ‘| Pi is o> F ars ; 12 S ‘ . \ Ss: sO iit . ser. eh, ” ’ 4 " , op : ' h a age oem until she finished the tenth grade at various points of the city on the 2 City or Rome is giving 4 CSDAE 2 2 TOTS O16 ONE NAS Oe . pap e bh . h 5630 Delmar / ie Z 100 pounds of asphalt, WwW f ‘ *Y yeact ' ’ lj ° : . X y . . . 7. cr 9 7% ‘ . . . , ‘ . , z ; 7 bs a t ic . ? , i E ‘ ‘ S " = ee : soa n a ae meres of public) Husband Was De fondant in Okla- Now she is studying art, having way to the historic Piazza Colonna! .opicg of theatrical and operatic, tag so ted oo he public schools, Elwell, se : a rain Pesan | KINGS Br : means 3 to 4 cents per yard: Oral e ni aj Wweilare . acquired t ability : t-r 4 , ¢ ‘er 1 Bast St. L , years. | 1: ‘al cof > Minneapolis City ; rn lames oom Se B rg MW + niche : homa Murder Trial. . , acquired the ability of wierd range | and the Quirinal, formed an ever-| oo ies-mances so t' ct all d ‘exates| ! t. Louis for many years. | 1adic . lo oo e “ e se 9 tae , “TRACKED OW 4 ‘A reasonable royalty for the NOW mv contention is if Ai Ry the Aseociated Preas ; conversation in ordinary tones. swelling flood of multi-colored hu- ial fae the procession may see the | ( ouncll, Ww Cc ei mag e . 3 in K'gshighway ~~ ‘ Willite would be 10 cents truce in this controversy is over- Le ween — . Graduation exercises were in the a it Tire ‘ame ft) te. : ee ; : 00 PCT BANK DIVIDENDS Council, were defeatec ani ine MIAMI, Ok. June 9.-—Earl E. : een Oe manity. First came the mounted plays As the city’s guests. Many j fant | KING BEE vard. . i Le ‘ , > ee | f) ) ti a )] le 3 d > ‘,e o4 ’ ’ ‘ane ( : - ‘ re i Ww be i ‘oO c Ww be ‘ 0 ' ee ‘ : due. The public welfare, the na-!Gordon. who was married vesterday | shor 1 meeting hall, the audience’ ait, pnolice. then mounted cara banquets are being given. Banks] Wiest National of New York Fixes new Cit) Council il} 18 to 8 oie te. ele. E CRIMSON : “We have no objection to tional security and progress. as | to Maude Lee Mudd, three vears | CO™Mprising,15 young women who | bineers in Napoleonic uniforms and ai; mm busines houses have | YN Rasi , S k enti-radical. enn ~_ | ‘rials if they are b . : ; : " ions ; : ae : an ig ~ SS Se! é Cw asix for Stock “ —— carer Gram o~—meeee Ry j ‘ be bat : , «& 4 “yy + . - . , the 4 oe : ra) *}T cr 4 é ] i ee P Paanthara hate ‘ ‘ * _ & . a = on ? : ae. well as the interests of religion. of|ago was the defendant in a mur- hes miselyes were being 4 raduated | cayiy feathered hats, and detach made generous gifts running into! p. » a Hees Robber Ties Victim and Takes $50. MIDWAY f m ve all and are open for competition eclence and of education all units; der trial at Stillwater Ok Gor- |8s teachers of the deaf, and &a ' ments from cavalry regiments with y the Associated Press ‘ ss sition it lked int he i = 7 of fowl ' . | F trial at Sullwater, es — ¢ Pink iil ees many millions of lire for social Te-, NEW yoRK une 9.—Stoc!] ¢ An armed man walked into the Grand & Washing'n Also Midway Fem the work of laying them. We Ina demand that these agencies | lo 1} e P et i § nt ¢} » Okla group OT women iriendas of the ie “Ve > ‘ —~ wae a: which are inherently akin shall;ma Agricultural and Mechanical a etn : iid UF — re Deregncion wile ee cap ersonal gifts to the sovereign. It! york. of which George F. Baker is |! ime Street. at 6:10 p. m. yester- Ss “THE :* i way that the competition fo come together, acknowledge their!|College, shot and killed Beckham /©ennery, the prin: ipal, presided, | civic and welfare organizations and | _— age Spbwaeee ata) ae t} King re ; patina . Baker is day, forced Rhodefer to lie be-| Grand and Lacas FRENCH ¢ a ng t) setual work is elimin " ‘ 7 tot _ ' i "ae oo . ris I shes ‘ , “Og : , rear or of the Webb-Boone . 32; tneantime the world is bereft of its | » iter . a ms _ 'aloud. which served to show the the rear do ‘ rae wily daige ae Vi inia AIR- Monte Bee it) contractors at the plan is or a raveling scholarship | is : avinge Co.. 5103 Fyler avenue, a! re os i power and the hearts of men cry 5 Orarshlp! extent of their training. The girls | ’@avin ws oP PHOTOPLAY THEATERS | 7 Ha Dome | “Recomonnet “ ner square yard for the Ss r nde > abroad for architectural students. 2-91) 3 today. knocked on the - out in vain for its comfort. And ae wore pretty white frocks and car- 12:20 a. m. today, Kno — rial alone. The fact that th I Seka’ .It is given by Steedman’'s brothe a and t overed wit a re- there is something within us* that | ie A i Steed ne e : te ried small bouquets. loor, and then covered \ h ‘ ‘ Mw WEST END LYRIC | Ps illite. ineluding concrete f= . : reo) a ‘ . eeqimna oe iis ¥ ° . eAlwnae >, 1 4s. 9 ‘ears ' she | pee ee ' > & ‘ protests against such a view and MI 3 . v ” re Swit ne Dr. Goldstein went on ) ay volver Pau! Bent, 1 years ; if ] GRAND CrN- \ Constance 7 oo Pa $3 £0 per vard and @ . “TS iat in aaqdcei, Who remarrie : : :, rh ' ’ nan ? ¢ T in. : ; } . recoils from a réligious faith that ‘ : ebinge” that he refused to call the tea-n- night watchman, who let em in OUT | poeee = Daens } asphalt $3 10 P cect ate th ; , ae / | Steedman was a vice president of hp ae + They tied RBent's hands and feet , finally rests {ts case upon the stat- 'ers receiving diplomas “‘sweet girl : ovaalbn ee THE CLoeIgok. == ihe patent to get a better pric : : ies he , i Curtis & Co. Manufacturing Co. ; ¢ , ont *~ his he: i . utory enactments of a Legislature , ms graduates’’—missionaries, soldicrs | ®#nd threw his coat over his head. | SrPow sh was we re LYRIC -BS¥;,, { Constance 7 e the other maéerials. Other gifts were: William Eliot As The burglars knocked the tom- | The spectacle is one to, make ou: of a great cause, he preferred Delmar at Taytor “Learning : ' ; ; S ‘ 4 ; a »¥ eh = e ‘ ‘ ‘ , ; . , : ; sis We 4 ~~ . i . _ nial i a 1 % acs 5 minds weep,.even if we had no mith memorial fund Fr achorar for the deaf children under intruc- >ination off dhe safe. tooR $id and —Now knowrno— vVInGrany ; \ “3 =% ‘ . ships, $10,000, from his daughter, | °, | : scaped fent freed himself a - | CAPITOL , ; Ve have filed a bid ba eouls, , Mine Eunice S. Sedth soane net tion, he sald they were being made | escaped. B imself | ABB ALICE TERRY AND LEWIS STONE ‘ | St EE no sos nine Coy wettioon, cad al “The conflict : 1 iSS ,uUnIce & SMItn; 9VVU0 Trom) ,, , , iti. half hour later and informed the | Gth and Chestnnt — THE =F | “mits 7) " | | ng to take all designated W between education | rr + independent, valiant little citi —in— ot the estate of Thomas H ark, 2 : ead Ag mer “CONFESSIONS | CONNIE ARSENAL ce: noe “| street« at that basis if the city ond religion has come at just the! ye Su ass zens.” _ police e / time when their co-operation is A temporal bone, one of the| res’ , io U. Resigns = , ; ale ‘easurer of the uni- , pora me, ' . © | Pres'dent of Ohio U. Resigns. E 9 | G arrange for t} royalty. most imperative. We og a Z7umb iien, treasurer of the uni om A vere Tt — , , P ae Ul / : OF A U a) | | erand and Arsenal 4 To 1e royalty ‘ ' ; . an address in his typical whimsical | from Ttaly’s cities and communes. spent for social endeavor rather |when directors increased the quar- manner / Then the only women tin the pro- than for costly jewels for them. iterly payments from 15 to 25 per high school as a $2550 law book fund from Joseph have expe-l- , » bones of the head studied by those / Rw the Associated Press : “6 versity, $1500 from Edward Mal 3 : et r | : | - ni x The property owners can he : 2 acher training for ; or. | ’ 9 SImer ON THE 81 ; | | ore : | linekrodt Jr. for experiments in in teacher training for an under ATHENS O.,. June o. Elmer | ik TAGE wh GRAND- Alleen a all the adwantages of a good enced a breakdown of civilization, |, accompanied by an unloosing wee and $1000 for experimental standing of _ ee haa constituted | Burritt Bryan president .of Ohio THE GLORIAS ' “ EA | FLORRISANT + Kise in the “ ente’ matertal and at the a mnt shi eee a | ee Sek, a! eri iti arefuly | wr: a Sr eeniggs :, i ean eer oe TER RN 7 .a-erene _&§ EE tf ' hal § . tee passion which has left the world of the carefuly apped prize for} University, has tendered his resig- Here it is. A few words INTERNATIONAL — DANCERS | : L OL 4 time not suffer the disadvan i { work by Dr. Evarts A. Graham, | from the PASSING SHOW 4 exhausted and re¢ k less, Know }- ir nation, if was announced her eP (H- will eover the messaye to | DORMA LEE i TOLOVE : yan ep 5a of atified competition in the the medical school faculty, $4000 high schol arship awarded by edge has been increased far beyond worth of apparatus for the electri Goldstein to one of the teachers! day Rrvan has been president of ecemensate.: + rw ay manner: the increase of moral tre t} — a Se ' ae ing WMiee > ee Si ea =i ih Vou. FATRICE ; oa _— aie strength, | cal engineering department from graduating, Miss Helen R. Fagan | the institution since 1921. Friends ; = , | |hetapeste j s ie f If the patentee is a aeta can make such Knowl-jthe American Telephone & Tele. °f Randolph, 1! |say Bryan plans to devote his time J Special allowance, special Summer is here—good and | TONY WV MORENO | "eee 8 "Prom - Hed to fix a reasonable r¢ cdge sa f r as ; \¢ ‘tine ¢ ai ad . afayette —_ “te SE a ae oe ka a graph Co., books, manuscripts and), Other teachers graduating were|to writing and lecturing. ‘f terms almost unbeliev- ey pepreanddy printer Aa Bo se “Introduce Me” = ‘t other contractors lay oer gy Mee ns a eee eee pamphlets, including first editions,; Misses Thelma Delana Myers, Til- | | able, to apply on the fol- Loew's State Theater. where | ‘LINDELL | Alleen " oR belch nalized to the detriment of real) worth about $1400, from William lle FE. White, Margaret K. meyater, " , you will find always & LARRY SEMON | Grand & Hebert Kise in the —— oe ‘Second: Tf the patentee is ° . , . 4 (Yr ° _———— on . ‘Goo Needed.” i caeitin, os ' ; yh atrie allie ee | | TH CLOUDHOPPER | wes i 6 ton University Club of New York Ola M. Boatright, Nellie Hagen, An- SEE FOR YOURSELF : + ‘Downtown \ «Geld and the 6 . ’ product at its plant so () ( . Our cure for this has been the towards its endowment of the Frea.| nette Hale Wray. Mary Frances | | Jon dan (11 at 11 he ‘s can bid on laying ‘MAFFIT EU emp ce sy “Th If the patentee f framing of moral codes sulted to eric A. Hall memorial scholarship Hanson Eiasie Loutse Phillips. Q Tourine Demon ' ; ee : . | — | Vandeventer and ie Aiowed to bid on fobs of layt “arious degrees of intelligence and and various smaller gifts If wag Janie Mae Jones, S. Norine Child- a greater emphasis upon education. | ,ynounced that when $50.000 is oh-' ress, Eleanor Mora Mav. Inga Ju-} | strator Sn ENN a_i. Sen " oeN patented material in But notwithstanding the amount tained. in addition to gifte and dith Mikkelson. Marie JTuella IMi- INGS d ‘Manchester | Quo fess F 6Mtreets , rer is acco an 4315 Manchester | —— a Mourth If the patented st yr — sn 29 agua oh if | Building will be assured lexie Skinner. S | R | + A Garden RIVOLI | NOVEL oe i ce | 18 are enpecified a alte we go down, we shail go as others * : , ’ TY ae . q) . ~ () — —— . ee. ! + , : have gone before us, not for the} . LU] IY) 1)) a 4 | OUL baud, , loht NOW PLAYING HOME OF JACK FROST 3334 Easton THE DARS — ; a if one patented material dynamic in the codeg we -already Westinghouse Y , \ Uae: Ris: : ou [ag Pa he | a oo “4 { TJ See possess.’ Sales & Service . «| 10 hit l\ 1] sed TRACKED. iN THE ‘SHAW “000 2 z ™ Say Man Was sten of tgnerance abroad, our country pledges on hand. the " Wemen"s ott, Virginia Roberts and Mary ; Jordan 4 - (| > ae. = lack f knowledge, |} for I , ‘4 | ‘ie ,& = “ PUt ugainst anot) Rabe af. G00d will, aot for tack,of | as = | ly used. 7 RIN-TIN-TIN VIRGINIA JOUNNY ff PAGEANT | A ea moral codes, but for the need of a | | This Sign Assures ,@gey Special Jordan Sedan. The Wonder Dog LEE GORBIN WALKER ast Delmar | SC MYSTERIOUS FIRE IN a. ae ee Q ‘ , | : Se ¥ Honorary degrees were conferred e ieee gat , ewan ce | | SNOW COUNTRY” i giEf OF THE | s9th and Shaw —— an ning From Place. by the university upon seven per- FAN yay Zz j \V i}}s Sainte . Ff aire Also the Latest | Shenandoah .,;;-" ) . * over are investigating ¢t sons, and an individual address waa REP IR a oI 2 / C de BRS T : sdaal | “Our Gang Comedy”’ | TR EET iis Grand-Shenandoah | Keaton, o _ last oot in the . A ‘ : i “ | ; | ' 7 -_ ’rick bungalow being 6 made by Chancellor Hadley to each NEXT WEPFERK ‘bart of these. The degrees were 4 BIG DOUBLE HEADER FOR ‘TIVOLI "5 894444 Rosalie ave nue for M Doctor of Laws, Fdwa ra Lansing ~ : SERVICE ; ~ (‘] ® le W e MOVIE FANS DA | a350 Delmar “CF - : poe an mas arm ‘trong of . ‘ad a | i ; an - _ OMe «=. enue Tia mage of $40 Nay. owr 1 edits of th St | m salmaaa oe \\ ils t Sainte 6 lnire | | p *AUsed by the fire, which was Toule Globe-Democrat. and chair. | . : - ; | coatt y t re wh | man of the Board of Curators of There is a Westinghouse dealer ——, , Sedan 1) Demonst ra- | | ST. LOUIS POST-C Pde a vered by neighbors at the University of Missouri: Chris. | you who can adjust or repair your Fan in 24 hours. ie tans = ’ , | 7 | ! Founded by ee aie PU _ F O'Clock topher Rhodes Elfjot, “Unitartan You need not be without your Fan this hot weather, ine tor, Persons living in the nelg minister, teacher. and eon of Wil- : ; n rv iam G. FEillot. founder of Washine- for if hats al dealer Cannot se _— ee RS a ee —{, te cet cere eit Se ee lb Sp Di MOINS Lie es. ‘ NHR MOSS Oe! MRE mea e Ce ee ee ' ; litser : S how : | | Fubiignes Dette » Bi Rae A : .. 1 tH police thee saw & ‘ i'n! lit it id Vy} These CaTS carry a new 5 Py ‘audte Rureau of @ oe - frare the, building a few on Universality; and President Vin- ' | “8 hefore ¢ : - F a . ‘ > y - ' VEMUBER OF THE ASSOCIATED Be "rie ‘he fire v¥AS dis son of Western Reserve University. 2 | per guarantee. Tou _— The Associated Press ls | _ Armstrong said he knew of fi the speaker of the morning a | arrange for 4 demonstra- titled to the use for repudilc d » 8On wh. anvone would set Doctor of Science, Dr. Norman | tion by calling Forest 888. |) pus --3- tae hgh oe B the buiiding Bruce Carson, veteran physician MUSIC, BONG AND DANCE ° bilshed therel A aoe =~ —_ —" rene | OW Ba *k | Friday—Special, Kiddies’ Nite | MARY BRIAN in | republication of special i diswesches” a } $14,000,000 Claim Disr 0 pe ge | . THE EC _Comede—News — “THE LITTLE srpeCRiPTION RATES. _ a Waar bone octor o @tters, Edmund H R k . | cements | ADVA! : ‘ Cour: a ae ; : sfens : : 4 Sund ne vear... é ; art of Cl ‘est Kears, retiring principal of Mary | 717 S. 12th St. | Main 3860 —_— Service Dept. OCKET K t J ti | FRENCH GIRL” Boats SincitSinaty" can reae EIR missen e satt ee eee netitute, and author si / Sunday only. one wear. ...«+++s+e* Se : = * £0 : , Double cane seat. White arnes e ! __& Paramount Picture i ~~ cither by postal . E990 000 filed against the Ge Doctor of Fine Arts, John Pick. m i ” ' — aple. Natural varnish fin- | nonev order or Bt Loule ‘ '™en: ». t : a > - . ’ - - | — - 4 . . ‘ . ’ Lr ard, professor of Archeologs and | ae ——————In the Steg iy 7 cite rier ¢F iS Bare usevy & Jones. shi 3 ish. # ’ Tre, History of Art in the University of |¢ " | kK Also HERSCHEL HENLERE lere: sunday. 10 e:aWare. The suit, b Missour!, and chairman of Com-/| Fans Repaired and Overhauled—-Called for and Delivered. 45 | rause O. we Mirthful Music Master Dally enir O00 cone. a bb. ae with war-ti mission on Decoration of the State! SCHWEIG ENGEL CORP oLso Delmar Bl. | Columbia —Alse as second-class nee ¥ * t * contracts. was 4d Capitol | e ; “6% | | Forest 2648 1970 DREMAR BT, ; 7 Ause , ? . , : Th ‘| ‘‘HARPLAND FANTASY’’ 1870. a. the eee 1878. a oe f Proceedings peng Gifts amounting t: 1 thi Forest AaR« eater : ae | under act of March 5. i= go her court: hi ’ } more h in 4 A Bei Olle 6600. PDutide, ba tn which the * are parties. SPIE bli AR Ae me arsibes, CANN. ae Pe _ ae aan
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; ee tae ee - + —_— oo ee = -——_—=- - ———. oT. LOUIS POST-DISParcr TUESDAY EVENING. JUNE 9. 1925. T LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SE ee et —_—_—_ = —S San ~ ee - —_ ——— a "y tacarat anna PHEMAN DECLARES. —*== "== = m= GOODYEAR FALLS ROWE AGAN AVOOS "FOUNDATION FORBELL Prof. Peter Herzog Dies; — ARSIN WARRANT [Se 00,000 CAN BE ¥ eaaillls FINE BUILDING ABOUT IN 4@ught Here Half Century jeywsy sy {QUISAN . ar Oraie existence ends July ; the proposition ¢ — - he "a a . j fe TO WILLITE PRICES hedame ; | aid-onpnl ee cle fn welen. has earls ~~ ae a oe Sn ni rht Lne crew beins Uy - r — , ‘ -* . - ; , > LF) ve Oo » ; ; o ” i*te ¢g } + ' ‘1 »L a 7% o ; i } Ameri in &a > ‘ A a motion tye quash and Judge Rose ™ he surfa ‘ ci BHNeet Quicksand } Ine eS of one week. the hod. will ‘ oo 719 kilometers (441.17 |° S : oe ihe rreate at distance of Start - age . Ke . ‘ : ° ‘ + | one hh! , ’ ’ ’ ia] Surplus : én j L! be J ih ‘ ‘ wii . How € C ontended the officer : ; ; . Came Here at O23 3 = .- | . } Sreneh al] icardie., , ' : street ievei ia oa enterville Townshi ana 1 Normand to Go on Sta a John C. Heman, superintendent | MRS. FF. Aw. BEHYMER e I 1n00N f a a could summon him only at the time As a young man. at 23 veare » , # hip an 4 ' . . - . a - . 1 _ of , ‘ "a6 : : " . oo . ‘ i? La > 2 ; we | res ’ landed at Anneville, France, it vf ¢he violation. He declared that With this foreknowledge, engi-|age, he came to a Pes ee uty, patrolling the Bluff road tl the coal mine, detected an « A « ‘ = , ; : ¢ € * f. ~ ef the Trinidad Asphait Manufac- SEES ee ne : am WAS reported here todn having failed to do that the officer neers molded their plans for ie | f7@rinany, and after lteachineag threes ‘ tin inci het ' jad Taso e une investigate: A NGELES. Cal > June a ’ ine oc‘. ‘ 764 . 4 } , aan ‘ ‘ . , ' : ; ‘ - i e 9. wrens -, appeared today before he Freneh balloon should have presented his com- =» dati ' nis -‘keang | Years ln a parochial school. joined % VW rods Pr 5 ork theatricy B m ’ / Public &S ‘ ; sii ain a , ' dib p! T . > . f ‘ ; , ” ‘ ‘ @ i . ) , hy . 5 anf ! o gis ~ af , , 7" omed: not vet titled ran Rave the property OV nere for ' 5 T he Aero Club a - ee ] So a 4 n ral { ontimua Tt 8 =" Will) fined with concrete ty form the | the Blair Be hool. It 158° A AN an Me 1! 1 ttt ( y ] r te i} “wy “Was “wet “ ot gasoline Aheoti , A e* Woman | aw er for Defendant credited rumors that Pi oft oe I uy- not be tried on the ( harge ' caissons, thus serving a double pur pointed Priticipal, ‘A here he eer. j lelegrapher ane } at} sa) officers man vas Leen ta flee ‘ in First Case Before M r ‘ nan sti if { psecuto 1 landing mn England om nelly ng ‘ ; ™ ee a , sons have been set in this manner -- — = Judge Rosecan’s court, refused to , ‘ “i Le nn’ ‘i | AR NR Fete 6 as? rame hunga . saat Se pet > A AE ae Pace i , | , ’ ‘ } ry ;r or rei, can continued the case to today toifive to 10 feet deep lav under the! ve crernated and the U struction said today | High Prices. would lbbavis Was arrested at 1 decide on the motion. whol block about 3323 et below (in Bethania Cemetery , 1G Sunday when Constable ‘ itd?vt RTE EE EIR entotinen, e en iim gf Eiken. men ty conan + Oe 4 treme we 2mnegd ‘ Acer ee street improvements approximately PHOTOPLAY THEATERS yane.00°. | 4 ima os “At the public hearing last week F, A. Behymer of Lebanon. [ the Mayor said that the responsi changes?” Miss Connole asked,|Co™mment today on the reason for ’ : ° +; ° ‘ . ; TOD y cideniinmebmaneen u 4 (3) ‘axe EC! erally IT) - A S bility was upon the Board of Pub- but the reply was drowned in the continwin th® cas “4 la , . stead of obtaining wh ulin ti ie Hardpan Proves | reahish. itid . *}5 should continue t hie-it " ‘ ’ .* t’¢ ti 4} rie +) ’ ] if I 4 4 } { j . in Vig . iA : : , ) lie Service; that the property own- It was woman's dav in court yer laughter of the audience. ; ; f ; St. Tot were helpless unless the Bonrd | terday at Lebanc 11] . point for guidance in future cases. wr ) ' | education: separate school: = with 1 mveiling «of ' . ers perm —— _ -erday at sevanon, 411. Exmphatic in Denials. ; > The test holes alse tndicated | as ) HOO! ) ed Win Somne months ago Rowe sife | ‘“jirls of lard enunitie . ian Relies eal | inn only bigtts > ane re So ‘ica “ +7 4+ oo ° D oe Sn on . Ow ¥ , we 5 Th er ge »? ‘ . , , of Public Servic ould protect Mrs A. Behymer, Lebanon’: Mrs. George Was emphatic in he: eeded | having declared worth- that under ithe quicksand las hard ‘ ; — sist — ' ¥ r beims Ralp INDEX them The Board of Public Service first wonan : « . faba the Peace ley 12a} a} a + she had built 2 bon- c"€ e¢ LT) iAVINE e i ‘ ita . Trin} ¢’ up ' ‘ if 7 rregnled ’ hye ; ‘% ; ‘ : 4° ’ c* - _ , , ; jones ° » ‘ Ake : ¢ , 2 | ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘? . | : . lin: a Mim inate +} . : a ea 4 “ea is i Se less the section of the ordinance pan A test showed tha is bed Hted at thy: tirne has power to eliminate the excess-. presided a er first trial in which iv It we oniv a coffee can of vane conferred wi Vas . J a 2 : — Pe : » “° H , : 3 , a ; 2 ai | i 4 e 8 © ‘ + ; "hed . a le] ‘ se } | } ‘ , 7 : nation ive costs due to monopoiy. a woman defendant. prosecuted bv 1 ghee eaid and if Pe eee Court adie iibiting p king in al : of soapstone-like hardness. Ould Studied at Heidetberg. ' rails a) pea toda ‘ut declared thew kt Ol, Sh a.caq, an ” 4 pointed out that no penalty was ‘ as " « + ‘ — “ . it progressing 1 itho@t a hiten. H rZoL de iared lat Upo } iz ‘ rovrelye ) nm avenue. teordas told Deputy ee ee ee uttainine high echool age, bove -* ! “Sele ' "“ailraoad t) . “ire NI serail ‘ \4 tirunz of ‘% eat Bakar te ies a ‘+o * 4 f >>" } »* . +? *n . ‘ es sé o3e «*¢ ; _ F T ) ; ] ‘er Chino Or ind y} i]s ” if } 7 . . . | ’ . if l¢ le prbie lers l ' . wiuitt ice {or l material. but a on- man connecte “with the case was : : Pa ° saissons 15 feet or so in dlamiete ‘ J pr SoONnNhnv «a ; 7 a4 — , cee ver Die ns _¢o @& oapaygion . ase “as ty Miss Connole, she was positive Cutter Bear Arrives at Nome ' eu to burn the tipple. derella ( Marie Prevost and tractor is not entitled to use the! the City Attorney. who arted as: ea * ever had set a bonfire. or. Ry the Associated Press Monte Blue In , \ thet sane never nada : . pagt es ws . Sates 2 a ; } — . ' , » + + , 7 ‘ e 4 a + r+ » % i Sserw-toar , ° o “ 24 ) he en shaf +. iT} 1R7é nT) h ad ead YT) eince ty} h 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ thie the Lake drive fire lie refusd : E d ca MS sae ‘> ting v- . a" ‘ : Lk 4 a e - , , . “. me - . s 4 “a “may ' , , a 2 . ‘ Py . . ‘ ERION ‘ Made Bellamy: and - ? "é i) +} = aveTrTaRg - : ~ r neighbor. 6: r ° } + oc od i‘f ¢ Seatti« (Ti har HT nwal had J ust happened 4) strike hard- a daughter Mf Qc Cott} 'f hlervor utr ] i j j ; j i it¢ hy ‘ rrTes) - explain his presen e mt the rr T i ’ ; ‘ al ii c i¢ . ' { i : ’ ’ v »* Tner Wi i@s: . = , sian P — eee cig ein a . a ; . pre ‘ : . ‘ , > ' F , . . ; Stuart Holmes in ; *; were about $3.80 arg 'VHte " montns ath yanon — ete ft “ui tic Ocean. found pan. whi: h was found only in poc} Ssistan Mipervisor of muete 1 Island } charge Of |except to say that he was on the > ereat o ‘ ; ' ’ 3 7 : = ine . . ‘ . o — : eee “ . - . -e- f ice ets St. Louis publie sechoo!s : . opel n jurston organized the East Side in search for beer Tr «6 it would not be necessary tO sink verge Germany Returning her Clark, assistant t According to Clossen, Lhatts , “na ‘rw 79099 h Re 2 ; ryt - os Poy _ : When n iv.6 he had ed a life of ease ' e Kock Isla mitted ownership of the ear for ane: c] Ay average bids on : nodded with + Eula abieiines ss aig e could Cr) 1] n ring Sea more free ot! » :' - +4 , 6G fl , ; . she - Tre ‘ — =? , ; : { . i . : : : ‘ : ® ‘ 7 ‘ a ‘ ee oo ars another daunehter Vi re a t ‘Ti I (eaa Rapids, June mine had been 1¢ le for f.. . y. and Olive “kool & His Mones” LMAR ( Evelyn Brent in “For- lt about $3.10 per v: : ey eeiestoutaie , ieee +. cal ; e the in- than is usual a this time of the Kirst move in @#xcavatit Wak oh , bidden Cargo” — ’ ; ; hae si , mer for s lemen: ae : : % : ort , *y medicine constructior , retaining walle by = a Foster, has resided with fewer than a dozen | months, having been shut down . ) 5 tu ’ . > a ’ »? Y 7 ? i ; .' j ’ ‘ aa =) \ P| s P . 38 Delmar Delmar tinstrels 2 4 ‘ ather’and ei . 4 o = . » | ~ > -. : MBO Delmor / ~waaae and Gala” ac : ephait ‘ghee the Hoover and George , ' Ineric li basement and sub-baseimen'’ , = principal) | Padine and arters § \ e moved to Laporte 4 Davis is locked up at the Fas ; " : , oun ; j mal : : ; % > rye ’ a - ‘ 4 . s+ i ‘ ; i : oe ; : , . E ; a . s . a = t feet r eart! GV and carine for his garden , still later to Vinton, Ta., St. Louis Police Station, held wn ims Pha ronerty as ss te : ci 82d- + oo = than rua UY a “oy 7 me St. Louis der bond of $5000 in each ‘aAMe DR RMMU ME aeans 3 to ¢cents per yard: (0% Pach claims the ; Mt e ‘ “TR Ve KED ™ THE : ‘ . : . 4 “ii I} Trip onee et ood _ 3 | } ‘ ne ‘ 7. ; , i} 'l- . ? o -« é ; 4 fog} 4 > . . : : 7 ‘ : i Geka PEL A Ae a4 au? 4 & =e! ] - .* - : s°® 7 oS ee 4 . -e P — 2 . \Fa 4 ’ -4 * 4 A i ‘ hj si . 427 " . K'gshichwar SNOW COUNTRY” ‘ are | huge mulberry tree and it wag yee ee ah aaa Ra re : y 3 t at ost of $55.00 ntil he wae «ejzed last week with G And ail 2 \ "TH aa a4 ‘ ; es % |e et ht i ¢ ft Yi¢ r) ijy¢ of the : +e — ‘ ‘ - . : : a“ “ at} indigestion - -- ———-— —— Z ; ° i . ii sé ik ‘ i ‘ ’ -4 ? } I ‘ ' in} stores too { ai ‘ i ha i ‘ , ee ——— ee ” . : -ofe }! allies tl} , r) -ab Tif F Zt it . j } } . ‘ 4 : ‘ ‘* . ~ ‘ ’ : * ; > ’ ; . “4 7 is ct } | ) » Ps , : . —— ee +*nted materials if th ire better ...... i: al a Marsnal, giaring “at them, UFOs. in her art ‘ to Justice Behy- by hand. and earth is raised to th: . ie BUCK JONES in it down Since then, Mrs : i iin as wading) 4 fe a : i thea Ato: Alber » 3 ' 7 ; , . # + ; WAY 5 “Against All Odde. i] re ope ) ompetition ‘ dept) ’ had en loved excel ert health es —— DeS\ ‘course of which sh & Washing’n “Also Midway Follies Bi. (he k of laying them. We ob- time to ¢3 a i we ae 1] ee : mee took occasion to comment on the " es ota Otto B. Herzog of Marathon, Fla FR EE / OURI ({ MARY BRIAN in | t the use of patents in such et: ne met %: office a ID oa ecessity of showing the nature of either side of the {ek en gomie, eanag ' Seed : ca : nl ‘ “THE LITTLE Di ehet Vien nornmetition for do- ’ ne Fhumps the Dictionaries, he scars on the stump to which a ‘rane so huge tha h » of ©, & A. Fast Mail Train Wyecked. ‘ | WITH NEW and Tores FRENCH GIRL” Has Neighbor Arresied. fin ) rsuments Cit LiUi- witness had. testified fis arm ec rs nalf the blo k-square “=PRINGFIELD I!) lune 4% ‘ - _ ——— iT . . Jul W Orn ix @€liminated 1.*4 Oy 4 Tre 1 m . — ; a thee si . . = P . _ " \f p oes : eshahda j ‘ ~ so ; ** .* ‘ — = ** ‘ ‘ , ‘ f¢ a in > . ; ™ F _ “o) ; eo +, ° . } , LINE ( THOMAS’ MEEGHAN @- many courts hold that ee —— Le hambeTlalm intros . th i] wesnt understand Ps. in - tire from th Mrs. Lottie Holman ONeill of AVINGS r ~~ ——* * - oe . Ove : | ? . ete . . he sy ; mm oka 6 i 4 Li 4 : t . ’ } , aa “es p7* . ‘ he Siitid i ti . . s' a + : . les .* ; : rt ) . aaat . ? } Mas wr e 2 7 6 \ ] a 1 : + . - . . : 1 * q ‘ . : Fr , " ‘ , ’ ’ > leg +Y ‘ot + +} } +} , , m and Freel Also “Go Getters : ourl. and we propose to test this’ prohibits bon‘tres kk ma +6 ce his ae m z ‘ ; . of See . | 7 of $5 Initial Deposit oration Wat , TULOory mm the par rhida) : S) (ruckK an : ; le 1S 5 | , €xce i 1deDp dey ana : . , : ; Thix Set will receive all local stations hatan MILTON SILLS in , eet BARe tn - ; pp ae snes aa peat : | Speee: the tw awyers, during which Steel Work ! sper cip: erage , no (‘KSD, WCK and WIL) up to @ radius weed Leen “Tl Want Mr Man” een MGS SNOW 210W Compe i- ler Nar al holidays Nhe case DER Fo. } ' ae , of 25 miles. - Be ; ° 7 , i t+ ; 4 ? ’ e ‘ if -% hy a ‘ p ra aaaa ase ’ + ‘ Dna’ - ’ ‘ Ss . r¢ us aay ‘ ’ Mrs Re}, § , " ; ‘ ' e . ” ‘ : pt 0 Maller. Wanda _ \ . i % Iis¢ i ~ o! } = + il - 1 ym Ti} biti I } UI] cj | } >e , Iirt arose ‘ . re ached fo: her J t \ x j $6 mitra mn J 7 -f 4 . “ails ris ~ timteeta wiley erontracting »US)]I ss . ; oe ) «ft epte . oe a J “a - 7 . L e ae . @ * . . ov = 4 . ‘ —_ * DS nat | | . in Ha ; — —_ . 2 ; 2 a r ; ad . . ai I nk at rile I ‘ , 4 Trli é 24 . i handed the Tow Nn . ” - . . ~5-§ oy ee pS ~ 4 1) ‘ I Tie , tl "4 ° Bers stdi O s ‘i ss , . ; lic a ing + bh 1 . ; } , KOT) ‘ : a2 2 = Y - P . : . . a é RIN TIN TIN tn snag pring the bid for top east ‘4 vonren ‘cu fron unix > Wagnatls it Ney irshal the watch which he had 7 very y Monday , . OL! |) “TRACKED IN THE under was $1.99 per square vard Yesterday hear Mrs 4 1? h. the ‘ll adi nid } her desk for the sessior rit two-story nliding le berrt Nenr Olive SNOW COUNTRY” a Mind nett oo 96 I'l. of hry = . ; ee ; ; ae aga: ee eh oe uh cae & eg soph exe Bee Fi oa - ees sccliaseey (mip = ; RCE SAVINGS & ° — | Z| siis L@ iS’) >? eet Thefr price / LVI. 2 rT tL i} wmrir 7 : 4% ms Pe ° ‘ 7 +, ' > 7 ses ee }, ° ‘en *. w* 1? . »? : papi ed . *s ; . . - ”S =e ii > tit? i. t\s e& ; ‘ . * aii | 11eI notes Ae: Nn oa . . ial ae ; - ’ '¢ P ix * «ll ri i; { ’ i ’ ¥ 7 } 4656 : ne +3) |! ; OED i il #94 N. tith St... City Club Bldg. +For information Call Centra » , } * > . Te +aes iymer took notes the : : Monte Bine In the SE ee ene . 1a "h4, 1 sila ve : nia DOME PR ee ler inher contractors at the plant is , 90: .) us a row d: ith ehar } ut not otherwi ‘Tl ease will be taken un remain , sf. 4 " ' 3 oe ee Oe es a , . . @ i . miss 3 e " . : ‘ « ties . . . 7 Virginia - Teegines to Ladies . er square vard 102 the mie |! at vs i l es :- Wi J “If they aon t ib TiI@ LPUCI ¢ ae sel en she said will ; . Offices 1 \ oo = = = . * rat 4 on . ’ gn . 7 " ° * . . . . e P +? uo0one Phe fact that the bid Nh: Ls an afte n © . uldn't } n ir hi decision Thursday.’ IP ocess Willite. including concrete base, swimming 3. ar t] eC: = i rN. ’ ‘ ND TRAL ' Constance Talmadge mn Yeraced $3. ‘r yard and shes: Ti was ua few inu before | | > ass hie. chocs tics toes oct lo cock rie ne ee TITAN > — . pi ‘ . hie ' ; g ir - s RIC i rm +h - te + ; 2 it HOVE ; 1 e" = ine vLner s1i erials. white eilk dress. J w ‘t , o rat Tastor “earning to bere : , . TV IRGINIA LEE COR- Proposes Remedy. fine brown and blue s! ) “ar , | PITOL ; BIN in “LILIES OF We have filed a bid based on!ried an umbrella to shield herse! e F nd Chestnut THE STREETS” a no rovalty four Willite, and are 1] from ‘he suanmmer sun. There w: > + er : ae a ] ] were $85.00, reduce to OL! Robart Rewwortt ® Tis j Derothy McKalil in e i idk He av - =_ h ha —ne this offer may be withdrewn at anytime re: i Oh. have vou . LO Delmar ! “CHICKIFE” - Mn +, . ; ices | . 204 Ag peg | » tO ee _ ihoma Netronge of 461 torted the witness n ' ) —s. . a reduced to Se avenue, Damage of $500 was | manner of the attorne} oe. EUREKA VACUUM CLEANER CO. Z 14 were $65.00 LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Be ort by the fire. which was diss. "Do you anticipate an , | 617 Locust St. 352 Collinsville Av. ||} 2\ ALE = = 22 were $55.00. reduced to Founded uy JOSEPH PULITZER eis °°") fuentes a Central 6227 East 1187 ) 3 sme | : ees | l 7 were $49.50. reduced to seers Bers ue Jewelry Repairs UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER CO. en Teelfth Boulevard an Jitve Street. a " Cire 12th and Locust Sts. All Its Branches “DIVIDUAL. modes. fer bber Audit Rureau of Circulations.? teegdtigs Uliding a few BER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. | fie Miran : RTE 8 , A Aspociated Press is exclusively «B= mtrong said jh sam ta a , j , . | STIX, BAER & FULLER—GRAND LEADER Ask to see this famous dinner, afternoon and street ee Te Diamond, Platinum = and High-Vacuum Test : in your own home wear compose this group of ex- : clusive dresses from our Cos- — fu nN - are ee ' This complaint {: gned , 4 & " uy i Ainat saree - . . . ‘ SEANT ohare Beewreit : ” , vothe A Cord.” d Miss Martha rour rug, you will be surprised at the amount cf embedded dirt that will bedis SA i ‘ ELT ¥ ‘ q ire epecified as alternutes : 3 ; , : ’ ' o th: ; a longer and | had her arrested | OO eee | as eerie yer | When vou see the Grand Prize Fareka( with its beg off) passed over one spot om Dorothy MeKall in | ee lik -harged. Thi y will emphasize the actual condition of your floor 1 Detar 4 COR en oe melee Lynn Connole. defense attorney. on covahnen, bet chaatty proves the ramatinhte eclency ol tht Retin "Mit | mame aanseteey OCOomwnd w w and Shaw . to the use for republication of 8 dispatches credited to tt or not other et te n 1/4 set fire to . “a Sai S35] + ee credited tn thie paper and aiso the i | (sold Jewelry and Siive' ‘ ‘“e publiehed therein All rights of | ‘wie ; : ication of special dispatches bereiD $14,000. 000 fhates Dicentenrd Repaired, Remounted, | Pees , ) (eaned. ete.. In our own tume Salon. For misses there leo reverved , SCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL LN : i "ASHINGTON. June 2.—The Factory. Estimates Given , , . are sizes | 18: for women and Sunday one vear.. sue 08 4 4 Ure of Cia mé« yesterday d . > oh VACUUM CLEANER Maal This Free Trial ae ‘ oo 7 Work Guarantee : ' Coupon Today there are sizes 36 to 46. ne A Bec a‘ed ADVANCE: thou Su ay Ss withoat nd one vee Misse, a . | Suit for more than $14.- postal order. 6 0. o in F P ‘ ord ; Lou's exchange. : a ’ si OO Against the (3 arn air rices s +3 at He men: 3. ; overs Send me details of your free ered by city easrten or out-oftews = . Pusey & Jones shipbulld | per wt . ’ re: a 7 ; . T) l« — » " . © enis 60c month: Sunday. 100 ® | tr '.4Ware The suit. brought thn copy | 17 Rena. oe Sith war-time ship. 7 | | . Name if TT lee Jewelry Compacy — ~ Address Ba AMATI TAN TTL LLL oct of March 315 | oo cee Sensing: OLIVE STREET AT NINTH eee ~ ————— Bal Oil: e 6600. = COurts in w hie} the ship- @outsfas’ Comnte Parties. ee GBI aders are
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, eS) ee a ff FS I Sag A PI ate a seg MRI RNC 9). 01» Ms a RRR: FPO. tee ee ee ee ee st LOUIS POST-OISPATCH “ne Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one olher evening newspaper COMBINED JUNE 98, TL ESDAY 1 93a, a We wart a bright Physician to repres St. Louis. Ado: 1b! ca h s interfertn = - practice. 5 th work wi 1elD his prac tice. Deacribe voursel*’ cation, professional ence, business experience ; any, and send photograph it convenient. Your reply will be as strictly confidential! Address P. O. Box 388, Chicago your edi exper. treated SR 0 a ee ‘Phila | delphia’ | Cream Cheese is made trom heavy cream and rich whole milk _-_ CHEESE ee ee tver pleasure and prevfit’ mal ads in the think page- for ideas and offers. of raising pets for see the Ant- Post-Dispatch want WILL MODEL SCENES OF ILLINOIS TORNADU bertsan of the United “orps, Washington George Ro States Engineer ¢ a specialist ef outdoor scenes, is spending sev- eral days in the area of Southern Tilimols that bore the brunt of the disastrous tornado of March 1%, to construct a series of models for the Red Cross to demonstrate that or- ganigzation’s activit lief The ser! the Philadelphia tn disastér re- es will be on digpiay at Sesquicentenn!2! Exposition next year A larger single model is to be made Dy Roo- ertson also for the Red Cross Mu- seum «wf ““ashington . > &! In the series. the first mod. ©. be . typica! area of the tornado ‘ystrict before the storm. showing thea etreets. houses and otner [tea- ? +he *tarrain as ¢! re 1 li is oe ap nA ‘scar e*are ie Sa Iq = + a ; +> > —— -. . . —— | ex — i. ad eo = a » *& . ‘ . * = o = eacoand “A 79 eh, a r} frank 2° . . . sa lis cen = the IaAYv and ageso.ario e ; . e- ** same area immediate ai er ne * ** | 9 tt? atorm™m passed on The third Wi. P > aoc show the same district as 4° pres ~ _— a , 7 ent, to dem onstrat e the physica: rehabilitation, wo ried on under Red largeiv . >. The models Will “ross direction ; » ~*#@ warcrarm.c hea ° panorern 4jekh nature. viewed in giass cases Wien t+ . - ~ - aa aa . theatrical effect The scenes ™. *’ -~ ‘ i=? A he in perspective. blending int painted backgrounds. They will be —Ts | . 4#aa° a yard wide and about two feet ss ~ “moni ar. Zeean A w_NT re*tio pap.e: macke and r aster af Paris Wiis be eae’ > . ‘ *ha cheif material used. Robertson sometimes uses a familiar white breakfast food for simu ating {0.:- ge realistica His work on th:s sb will require abdou ree or four nthe a Vv ish ng 2 Robertson's trip the affected egion.was familiarize himself » its characteristics and to pick e particular area de ypied He has mace var s models for 2» Re “ross n e past, and ne ee eee eee ee ee ne STOUT sce Tresses for We les a na a Tes? AT’ Sixth and Locust Sts Sale: Summer Dresses It wouk! cost more than 4.50 to make a Dress tike this. \ great rarictir of | styles in this large | sclection. : Everything that 1s new and smart in styles, materials and | trimmings is embodied in these vouthfu! Dresses. The materials inelude dotted voiles, silk foulards. striped | and plain broadcloths, and linens with embroidery and | drawnwork At this price every Woman can afford in 1 have one of these lovely Dresses for Summer WOM ’ MINESCAY 1 perfect une Pryant Baar BARGAIN SANT Only Econemy,y Basement in the W eorid Devoted Excioni W amen Breadcioth., EN ligt -oTa ii? 31 la ~ > ,m~ , a vv le | > al PCO nomyv Price ‘ed mbin » #) + with rely te * A AE A tee att tt ta att eEwrerry garment worth double and rmwe. a 50. Stylish Shoes for Stout Women Sizes to 1 1— Veidths to EEE 45 : c?.s 7, ~~ ne 7 . - - i ras and i » 4 a. ‘ee af : | es 45 > “~ os fig. in construction models . \ play at the Panamea-Pacific Expo- Red Cross wi!!! be about. nine feet sition ~— ™ The larger — — kng and will depict the secne im- tornado model for the’ mediately after the disaster. @0000000000001000000 $15 Fiber Trunk, With Two Trays, Our $7.50 steel-covered $5 00 Our $2700 Fiber runAS - ress Trunks Our $12.90. steel-cov- $8.00 Our 838750 Fibe ered Trunks Dress Trunks ur $15.00 Fiber $10 00 Our $32 Wardrobe Dress Trunks . Trunks Our $18.00 Piber $12.00 Our $87.60 Fiber Dreas Trunks j Wardrobe Trunks Our §22.90 Fiber $15.00 Our 86000 Fiber Dress Trunks Wardrobe Trunks Sale on Traveling Bags P.C.Murphy Trunk Co. Lt“. ae Bargains | | Dress " 0 Trunks $4.95, $7.50, $10.00 707 WASHINGTON AVE. and TOLEDO s Wabash Excursion to DETROIT 00 June 13 and June 27 Round trip tickets sold tor Wabash trains leaving St. Louis above dates, 8:30 A M, 6:30 P M, 12:05 midnight Good for Return Within 15 Days Children half fare. Tickets good in free To DETROIT and Return reclining chair cars. Also in sleeping $ . cars and parlor cars on ——— of usual ems= Pullman fares. Baggage will be checked. These tickets are not good via Chicago. Information, reservations and tickets at rototeno. © Wabash Ticket Office and Return Broadway and Locust Tis {!s0 at Union station YW-Nally. I » Pre {dent rey, Pag “day EF 1g ” “ NIAGARA FALLS and RETURN. June 12 and 13. GOOD 16 DAYS. Stopover allowed in Detroit. tt — ~ Throw your heart into the trip drowse under the beautiful! shede trees, or tennis. Motor or walk along tle: roads. Eat the fresh fruit for whic! known. Bring along your fishins tackle. o” fish. day from St. Louis 8:55 a. m., 22, to Charlevoix, verse City. An Alton Tratn Ready When You Are heantl _ gummme: Docket ws Teacy ~UI fepresentamve for « copy Bathe in the lake, piay golf ful 1 Michi gan is Plenty Through sleeping car daily except Sun- commencing June Petoskey, Bay View and Tra- Pg P. CHICAGO | & ALTON ~ PERE MARQUETTE Railroads City Ticket Office, 326 N. Breadway, ghone: Olive 2520 va j ; r (i hs » m==s= Z a : Le ng “f ‘ ao” ch has been car- | 73 +} te ee ne re ee THE VALUES OFFERED ARE REALLY ASTONISH- ING. YOU WILL WANT TO BUY ENOUGH FOR SUMMER (GARLANDS 'NCOs CORATEO "St Louis’ Largest Womens Specialty Shop antic Sale $7.50 to $12.75 Values.... IGHT, airy, cool Frocks in an almost unending variety of style and coloring —all assembled at one low price for a sen sational event Wednesday. Imagine choos- ing from fabrics like these: ' Bordered Printed Sitks! Fine Hand-Drawn Linens! Smart Striped Tub Silks! lrish Linens! Foulards! Rayons! Figured Tissues! MAIN DRESS SECTION— £. ng an gg ta _— — a ae 4 7 mY F \ al = ae — ag ca ase gag al if ’ ~ ‘ ‘ ; : ee ee ee ee ee _ — ame ss oe . a aati ae ’ ‘ ‘> i Xi ' eee mney toe somes aero te mm nee, ts a a ae a et ee aa ——~ a ’ A - Am : ‘ ee en ee a a ana laa AL AL AL ALL ALA Oe ™ SALE STARTS AT 9 A. M. ON SECOND FLOOR, SIXTH ST. PLEASE CARRY YOUR PARCELS =P” 7 a t= * TKS ae = ‘ > — ' \ ak" ——. i a! we - , = >» wHe s > 2 >» “44 ~ r) : er P\ be / J b | : aod E “, ‘ gas SPT LAL TRH of solid colors ... collars on clever effects to mention here. array—including these colorings: SRUADW A ¥—410-12-14 SIXTH 81 CORES and s and aes stripes .. hand-drawnwork . cores of styles . . dotted effects... the linens. Meion Maize Peach Orchid Orange Beige Lipstick Red Canary Prints Combinations and Other Summer Effects SECOND FLOOR, SIXTH STREET SIDE ele al . awning . pique silks in too many A glorious 5000SuNMER] )RESSES wecceee All Sizes 14 to 48 TU BSDAY JUNE 1925 VERDICT IN CAE OF BOD TAKEN FROM RIVER AT AL -—— Man's Skull Found me «? This free booklet will help you answer the Vacation question: et Sound Idaho, Washington and on Resorts. Rainier 6 Cascades and lympics. Columbia iver Highway. beautiful O Willamette Mt. Hood. Pacific Ocean. —— = et wise tom Reunc T Dy. tme(y) Fare from a . | Se Sa Shee, Sorhwwe} feted 81.50 al —_. i, we Rei ew. «TLS = ‘Helene-Bure) 61.50
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_— "3995. . a ved VERDICT IN CAE OF BODY ' mKEN FROM RIVER AT ALTON Bathe in the leke. . __—__—_——_——- ! a nidentified Man's Skull Found to 4 Be Fractured, One Foot | Missing. »An open verdict was returned to- | i * } e e trees, play golf i wy by the Coroner's jury at Alton, fj. at the inquest over the body of. yng tis: beautiful j hich Michigan is om af ynidentified white man found = tackle. Plenty rured daily except Sun- murdered. goatine in the Mississippi River | ° An Important Sale of ommencing June Albert Marks, a fisherman, found | esterday morning A verdict of | bal e ars, aS omen sOilKi rocks goowning Was withheld, as the an's skull was found to be frac- oot of Henry street, | body was badly de- Two-Piece Silk F wo-Piece Silk Frocks e e Striped Silke Dresses and the police believe he was | identification was) Lace Frocks was partly clothed an army OREMOST modes of this season. The F type of dress which you have been want- ing. The style of dress you can slip into - z immediately. Frocks fashioned of an excel- a eve: Phone. Main ' lent quality of material, tailored and finished CxS ee eee eS Bimal with nicety of detail. Values which you will White Hosiery | Nia} i} admit excelling. Of Practical Weave BASEBALL TODAY $1.95 Pair KPORTSMAN’S PARK The two-piece frocks show a dozen differ- din eee, S ose in serv- Cardinals VS Brooklyn ent styles—the lace frocks have long bodice ns | ekiet “eenien, deny, o and flaring hem,—the striped silk frocks are ee of pure thread silk Game Starts at 3 O'Clock ° : - af and reintorced with mercer. BROOKLYN HERE TOMORROW of durable texture with patterns in pleasing ized top, high spliced heels | Tickets on sale at 409 Olive st. color harmony.’ Sizes 36 to 44. and double soles. j (Moderate Price Dress Section—Third Flcor.) (Main Floor.) i UELLER’S Pearl Chokers Gravois Very Special THE IDEAL PICNIC PARK Offering Ferris Wheel, Aeroplane, Merry-Go- Round, Miniature Railroad, Pony Track, — Ride, Fun Houses and Variety w. «he Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' - ae ee ee es a - —— ee ie . i = - — — -_ - a ee ee ~~ ————— BAER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER Wednesday Is Baby Day Take Advantage of These Special Offerings by Shopping for Baby on Wednesday ca 3" vy) o aude — ee ee — Summertime Accessories Georgette Scarfs New Arrivals in a Diversity of Styles $2.98 A FRESH shipment brings allover flow- er designs, ombre effects and solid colors of sheer Georgette. (Main Floor.) r im Alton. The hen You Are ; ed and : > | Té | smpossibe if cmgaa in what appeared to be @cops and a long black overcoat. ALTON ETTE er Glive 2520 Tots’ Summer Dresses $00 OOL Dresses of nainsook,,dimity, and voile, practical and attractive for every- day wear. Shown in a number of styles —some trimmed with lace and embroidery, others trimmed with stitching. Sizes 1 and 2 years in this special group. > police to believe ine body had been in the river since the winter months hxan revealed a long ture skull running from the forehead to the crown of the head. The left foot is missing, and it is thought | possible that the body was weighted mgown by an object tied to the foot, Wehich later worked loose oe 1nNnaton SF oe aes oe 7 +7 ifa ré Oj tne aa aa —_ ee a AMUSEMENTS a ’ 4 , o } “i! —— ; ; If 7 Bird’s-Eye Diapers, $1.95 Of good quality, in 27-inch size, neatly hemmed and all ready for use. One dozen are included in each package. Madeira Cover With Pillow $1.95 Dainty hand - embroidered Madeira Pillow Cover, fin- ished with hand - scalloped edge; complete at this price with kapok pillow. Kiddies’ Barber Shop Children love to visit our Kiddies’ Barber Shop where toys amuse them and every hygenic precaution is taken to safeguard their health. Skilled barbers assure expert service. Hair cuts, 40c and up. (Sgeond Floor.) Bection Municipal Theater Association BMWNICIPAL THEATER — Forest Park. . | y at 8:15 Sharp (ineluding Sun.). | = GILBERT & SULLIVAN'S j "46 Reserved Seats for Every Perform- oe gce—25c-50c-81-$1.50 and $2. On Sale Bhelly, 9 to 5S (Sundavw 17 to 5). Opera Ticket Office. Lobby of Arcade Bidg.. Sth Consult the Trained Nurse Have you made your acquaintance with the Nurse in the Baby Shop? She is here to consult with you, to help you in any way that she can, in the selection of small garments for the baby. Young mothers especially will find her advice most helpful. If you will bring your baby to the Nurse, she will weigh him, and keep a record of his weight. EE — — a — — = ee — El ————E———— ——— Coat and Bonnet Sets, $12.95 The Coat is of imported English broadcloth, hand- smocked and embroidered with rosebuds. The organdie Bonnet is smocked to match, Also shown in voile and pon- gee, hand-smocked and stitch- ed. Sizes 1 to 2 years. a Re ee en | at ae ere’ ‘ Infants’ Shirts ‘At 35c Light-weight Shirts of mer- cerized gauze, made in open- front style, will keep baby comfortable during warm weather. Low priced. = Dimity Dresses Tailored White Models—Fashioned With Hand Embroidery as Trimming en : Specially Priced A Special Selling of a $4.98 CANT |) Men’s Sheik Coats | SHUBERT JEFFERSOW = 2) Wi Resa i, | Anne. Nichols Presents | * The RKecord-Smashing Success 4 : “ 4 . | * & : #POr. MATS. WED. SAT... 50c to $1.50 NIGHTS, 50c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 50c Choice at ) this extremely low price of artificial Pearls in white, gun- metal, bronze. blue, green and orange. (Main Floor ) ~~ gee ~~. or — a i i cal ae . DANCING EVERY NIGHT S COMING PICNICS—June °9, Madison School: June 10, Ouk Hill School: dune 11, Lafayette school: June 12. Mt. Pleasant School; June 14, Amal Meat Cutters. —~- ~~ —~—— _- ———— SS ~ oe —— . HE frocks are more than usually ap- pealing because they are designed with thought to detail. The necks, whether round or “V” shaped, open deeply at front, the sleeves are set in to fit comfortably, lace trimming adds a dressy effect. The styles are based upon the straight- lined slipover model and achieye variety in the trimming, the placement of belt “THE SLANDERERS” Ceniesd Boge ee and pockets, and the pattern used in the ii gilemn wade of colorful hand-embroidery trimming. A lightweight Sea Island duck | i | Ma cee seen | se ce | with kid tongue and cut-out TEMPRES rom host of styles for choosing. Sizes 34 to 46. OLIVE AT y 4 kid collar. Welt soles and }] THE WOODWARD PLAYERS in nage | (Second Floor.) Cuban heels. I] “Getting Gertie’s Garter’ ddcsonet i g vies Fancy Cotton Sateens The Big New York Farce-Comedy ee n Mol-May Step-Ins —_—Thrift Avenue os p The Buy-Way of St. Louis = Madras , , d Water Pitchers, 79c re feature Made of heavy gauge alu- : nishing At minum, 24 quart size; splendid for iced tea, ice water, etc. s OO Sateen, 22c Yard — Soft finished Cotton Sa- for cushions and fancywork. be: Mol-May is made Neckpieces, 25c of high-grade elastic _ Collars, sets, vestees and combined with cotton Jabots of laces, nets, organ- , dy and sports materials. brocade, with boning over Fresh new merchandise. the diaphragm. It will re- Boys’ Blouses, 69c duce the diaphragm and 3 for $2.00 : tern; yoke neck, open cufts ideal garment for ‘Summer and one pocket. All sizes. wear. The workmanship is Hand-Painted of a high quality. They come Dresses, $1 in all the wanted sizes. Attractive Summer Dresses of good quality gingham in colors guaran- teed to launder. Al] the Children’s Sandals $1.59 Barefoot Sandals of smok ed elk, tan calf and patent leather. Aliso play Oxfords of tan calf. Sizes infants’ Rayon Striped Madras Mercerized Pongee style which is a great converience. Bag measures 28 inches in width and 57 inches in length. Made of heavy length cedarized paper. (Fifth Floor.) ee i > 2 ae (Main Floor.) Ol, ysl a _—— > ~—™ ee Success MATINEFS: SUN... THURS., SAT. Make Reservations Now for 1925-1926 Season. in Dept ~Main levee a a2 Se > Supply Your Summer Needs in the Sale of , ournay Toilet Articles X TREMELY low prices on this high-grade and nationally known line of Toiletries are made possible by an exceptional purchase. Women who are tamuiliar with the quality of Lournay products will be quick to take advantage of these special prices, and purchase quantities suf- ficient for the Summer’s needs. Lemon Cream 38c OURNAY “Vivante’ Creme de Citron, an ex- cellent cleansing cream that | >. c ; tac) eueiien is widely used. At this ex- . Fab, . white, flesh, tremely low price, a sale rachel tints. offering of much interest. ee Oe ttt er ee a A lino a f > ans Ae ee tp es Me ot 8 es Lournay Talcum l4c ALL boxes, attractively decorated and filled with Lournay imported Tal- cum, delightfully scented in Vivante and Qui Sait odors. Limit, 6 to a customer. cae err SSS aS. Face Powder At 29¢ Box REGULAR-SIZE boxes of Lournay “Vivante” Toi- A choice of ochre, and Limit, 6 boxes. (Second Floor.) Boys’ - White Pants Interestingly Priced : This free booklet will help you answer the _ Vacation question: Pertects... n too many } BD Weho. wach; * aga » Washington and A glorious | esorts. Rainier L ong . ’ =o gon R S: The Cascades and fi Olympics. Columbia eae iver Highway. The Y=: teen, jight and dark shades, in usable lengths, suitable thighs from_6 to 10 inches, Blouses of first quality ont give youthful tines, An percale in neat striped pat- wanted shades. Sizes 36 to 46. Cold Cream 33 and 59e OURNAY “Vivante” Creme de Toilette—a cleansing cream of fine tex- .... awning Vivante Rouge At 25¢ Box CHOICE at this special price of Monte Carlo, Melon ‘o yautiful Willamette, ) Ma ize anary nations Effects . Pacific Ocean. MY VACATION TRIP ee in "*- Maines -—~~----- ‘ lam Round Trip Summer : (v) Fare from St. Louis Paciée North . . Pp .$ $9.00 Dann Pack s ts Rod) ° > Mu. (Helene-Burte) )__ 61.50 At ‘j= HESE Trousers are tai- lored of good quality white duck in the new English styles, with cuff bot- toms. They have belt loops and watch pockets. All sizes, 4 to 18. They will launder satisfac- torily and give excellent serv- ice. (Boys’ Own Store—Fourthn Floor.) /j Made of guaranteed wash- able fabrics in middy and button-on styles. In solid and combination colors. Sizes 3 to 8. Rayon Crepe, 49c Light weight, high luster rayon crepe suiting in gray, blue, brown and. biack. Light and cool for Summer frocks. Silk Gloves, 25c Pair Two-clasp length White Silk Gloves; Milanege and tricot weave; double tipped. Sizes 5%, 6 and 6%. ‘Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) Bath Powder 79C ARGE boxes of Lournay “Vivante” body dusting powder, delightful for use after the bath. Complete with extra-large puff, at a Night and Day tints in Lour- nay Rouge Lournay Mascaro At 45c VERY specially priced is this Lournay “Vivante” Eye Cosmetique, in a choice of black or brown. Empha- sizes the charm of beautiful eyes. ture. Medium and large jars. ive | Double Compacts | At 85c Each “SMART SET” Compacts, in flat style, convenient- ly carried in the purse. Fit- ted with powder, rouge, puffs and mirror. A very special offering. Lournay Compacts 49c FLAT style, gilt-finish Compacts. fitted with mirror, puff and powder compact. The bowder comes in white, flesh. ochre and rachel tints. Buying limit, four. (Main Fleer.) Theses special price.
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. r Sel et 2 ot i re + iD, ¢ $ ee see : ds *y ¢ me ~~ a, * ad ‘ 4 ? on :.9 oa ‘ie ahd PBN eal ‘ gt a yyk! ? . lp 4 weet Se. ae r Tas ht Wk aks 1: 4) aa PS a ; vy : ied : et ee : > BALES 5. ieee eee ee es Che kt.) ea a + Se ok fo ee re aa 8 8 a f ey ee ei ee CR A SEI E MCR ay ae EL RL Ba Ser ea ON SPR eS 5 ce eae a SINS shy. age RRA BRO Pi Toe tae ne pax ahah ge Soe 5 oe ES Fie og SR a Be = . - 2 lesagness, and n?rvousness - dicate bigh biood pressure,’ physician who-found treatment reduce it. These are sevmptom Q@n accumulation of rn matter im the svstem o more of vour and caused the heart to ed. Check it at onee for : high bioed pressure bring ening of the arteries. Bright's disease. and often Pressure Kills Ants Mas TOaChes And water bus PETERMAN’S DISCOVERY Ant Food PETERM AN'’S ROACH FOOD GE FUND BELOW T Crisp, tasty, fiver | ~ SHRE DDED| Hild TIME al Yea CONTRIBUTIONS Presiously acknowledged Mowe show. 12 Washington terrace Lemonade stand, 31 1to Westminster place (.arden party and maypot dance. 3200 block south Jefferson avetluc Show. 56255 (,arfield avenue Chartes PI 4 Mr ~ oman iflriauie 4 s 7 —— ++ “ WrTe sTvies LT) ay ‘ a if .** , . ellent quality of PURE j the LCP i! =e ' ici | , CPi IM“ LOTHS. > r ‘ at ee: i i I $+ em at v are Look, Large Women! 500 Extra-Size Dresses [> . ee > Qa > iaAal Dresses Lllustrated liars @! Almost Oar Entire Sab Basement Devoted to This Sale «a Fo esp ex > +2 a . No Mall or Phone Order- No Lay Awars. Basemen? "2" =| rer resente >| 12 Styles , ictured Extraordinary! Colored Voile Dresses $9) 68 . , . ;i at ires. ae " -_ i. 7 ster. ane > - ar x ‘ a\* & A 4 i ‘ - s ' (Vx F an » ’ ’ be Imps ~“~ r. ° a | 7A 2a cy? > > - —_ se * For Children hy: la ~sFs Bors Scout Sittin sin hrow? Boys and Girls Athletic Misia oa (Sale in Bargain Basement— Nugents ) Basement Shoe Sale Unprecedented 10,000 Pairs of Women’s, Children’s and Boys’ Shoes—Extra Salespeople, Extra A June women ana Lis keeping with the suk Hats. legho large dre SsvV Hat all the new eolo ment. Sheets a $1.35 8 : : ry & eet _ a > = _ > ; . “. ®avyvv vraie mt , > : 7 +? ™ Fe Z Ae 48- Unbleached Sheeting To he ep y Re eyelet design, a.llop also Porte> Rican embreidery.
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«2 Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Open a Charge Account—It Always Pays to Buy at Nugents Lace and Organdy \ $1.65 and $1.95 — Continuing the Big June Sale of . . ; » M ids mm M 1] Neckwear ) | ay ol 1ii1n) cry ee ee non din Ce. White Hose M ; ‘° a. 7 Stake chaked on — . t Ss, ‘Ollar y “uff ets - ; . j y peed it i | PLE > anit | ii it ll Hit 7 he last word So Hip « angced accel ibm | Perfectly knitted sem}- 4 en i “ O = rouser i = a Hat 1 | i lil d ress and pa ess of Neckwear. Al! crisp ™ eight W hite Hose, full we ee es F — a Hdl! i and new and very smart to wear fashioned. Well reinforeed ' sports Milliner Y with the new Summer frocks— at heel and ft $ 3 4 r} ite aA q . : : . ()?. 1S Inc lude Ta | aD Bee nce O00 sizes Bly te 10: | ea/e Thousands of et a Aaa eee, fis) group. of sean as \ for each d 1 ae | Ta VME dhe nde staat wn Hats for (Main Floor.) : r each days tasks. 1 | a if ES dle, ’ Hundreds of men who) Change them from Vi Ws , 7a i big, eeeuee ; , ih ce whe : | ts ; ecih y “| y 7 _ ’ wn ' oo >i 3. na? . | The Store for ALL the People. smooth-ftting, softly- ) ites hike’ then at ey, aN | | These Tub Frocks come in lovely blues, greens, yellows and other \g@giiiiny > with their restful, " } GF {CT EE tay an . cheerful colors, and are made in many attractiv ’e Styles. Itsa pleasure &§ | dee | ieee, Coshion bid: | i, ik Wh ® fowear them about the house and garden because then one is always WMA AH) i | . Jan hy. in ) Hh kwery mm neal and presentable. And they are so pretty they will serve for going # * | A) | ) = NER AH ih iN | me fo the market or visiting the neighbors. When they soil, how easy tt | Gis Original Dr:Ai. 7 dF i Ri Wanted fem is fo tub them back to freshness! MATERIALS: Ye The Styles| Jone Ebbert: Shoe Co - Makers: Bafaig Py St Le : .* Wee orcall fornme Botan tp | Voiles Prints Tub Silk | aienee wees 32-page bookla Foor Hzatrn™ | . a as ae pe Hee ) r © | , : u ub S th ee hbody-tracing single and dou- A June selling of the seasonable ats O1 FE Ses Mohpac Voile and Linen Cbhmbinations ble breasted English models , A. Reed Cushion Shoe women and misses. Light and colortul, in ae § 1g yi: 3 for the voung men. Two and 609 Locust St. keeping eeth thalSummer mood. Hair Hats. Feat wa ax CTY] ES three button sack models for the older men. Mail Orders Promptly Filled, suk Hats, leghorns and. felts. Mgt etfects, — 4 N vill ] , : wee aS q A New Shipme 7 lew tellement large dressy Hats and close-fitting shapes 1n “aes AR Pleated Panels Straightlines of I = he Newest Colorings S sy SOUELY Fawns. grays, tans, browns, poudre blues, in smart mix- Ss ed all the new colors. A most unusual assort- ee hme | Sports Styles Tiny Sleeves , : ager . = =a) tures. plaids, checks, stripes and plain colors. a ment. (Second Floor, South—Nugents.) pre 8 —. “4 or Sleeveless Oy, erblouses } p pr a oh ecygeaeregart - a S888 8'8 8 '8 Sing . oe Er aS (Ss English broadcloth and | : , fe Tae All the plain colors and broken plaids, | white aimity Overbiouses. ° is . stripes and dots are here. Each model more Daintily embroidered on UA® Sh eets and Pillowcases ee ee Pe a 1) delightful than the other. | se ra ee ee a — Sandals gf ae . } ed neck lines. such as . - Peter Pan, Club, V-neck . - . . a. - fa." S] 3D Seamless Sh ees ®y y ‘A ** y Pa . On ” . +) £ = . be . ® ° ‘ Main KF loor, Sonth—¥V uce nt.) Fees re Re: es . y . it oF ci \\ cl hy) | 7 { e (See ond Floor, North—Nuagen‘s.) \ j x ; Gi 3 oS Ah, f (Second Floor, South—Nugents.) (Second Floor.) To Keep You Cool . . “White En q | 200 Retrigerators $9.30 White Enameled $9.50 Red Vioulded 34-|nch Corrugated (,arden Hose “Sta-Kold” Two-Door Electric Fans ee | | | . Beautiful all. This is vour chance to save: guaranteed, non-kinkable moulded ‘ RR Front-Icer Style 3 white Enameled 8 Garden Hose: enough to reach all over the lawn, and if necessary, ° ; ; . . —— : Rich golden- inch straight Fans. | = neal, 3 :, ; ; - ; } : extend back to the yaraZe when vou Wash Vour CaP: IO Tt, com- . : oak finish, ‘lake a \ bres 7°. andy . . Ey yet aS “sig plete, \; ft |) couplings . | Se a3 | white - enamel move trom pla: piace ian: on eiie “ oa2 oss oahes 3 : a - 9 ial ; = ons - : yr. $°.50 Garden Hose. bh: $2.50 Hose Reels. all-metal. creen enamel, will Zz lined, full 100- wal Fully guar- -s Baie Sees siece: of om 3-78: ; = tS, scat Tere ve |e: (‘omplete Vit , Oo] d ] ft! ee : . — 23, = eer? Sy. 95 E a $1.95 pound ice ca- AC or DC curren vibe = | coupling Sade ‘ ’ $2.25 Steamer Chairs. adjus e to four positions. seats of | 4Q $2.25 Lawn Benches, foiding, painted frames, with natura! 49 $s 40) heavy Canvas, arth rests , , ° : ° . . finished seats Ke : : “a , : “ . $ 50 wih ' > ; a ' ; 7 ~ ‘ se ay = ieee ie gis , , | ’ . $10.00 Lawn Swings. four passenger siz Well made =~ 70¢ Ready Mixed House and Floor Paint. «excellent quality various colors. o | ee weatherproof finish Quart $3.00 Screen Doors, heavy well soned wood frames, fitted with b .: - Window Screens, well made, 24 inches high, extend t | 10-Inch Northwind Electric Fans screen Wire. Standard sizes 3 $ | 9 wide . 5 HEE on Be enea cate heed bes « pei y . | Seld th . oo mor ke eu pally “gnaran: yr type $12.50 Lawu Mowers; ful) bea! Parti tour large ' ch seif-sharpeni! & ¢ - $7.50 lawn Mowers, self-sharpening steel blades oe | 9 Ta Z ‘ lub Fong ? teed. Wonder i! F an. ae $12. Q5 teel biades 3) in 9 85 easy running ss hi . ' chap ple. et cliornint Sp canton t ‘\ (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) @ (Feerth Fleer, seuth—Negents.) ( Peurth Floor, ‘South—Nugents. } | __ a idee ine ets (cctacetea d TILLER TTT TTT TTT TTT LEE LEE EEL LE LCCC The Big June Sale of Wash Fabrics—Thousands of Yards 3000 ‘ | . SVUEUOERUTAUEAUEOECTEC EOE UUEOEEO eee JO Yards. Pre-Shrunk Dress Linen Summer Silks The ideal Summer dress fabric for women and children. 56-inch pre- shrunk all pure Imsh Dress Linen. Correct weight for dtesses, ete. In plain shades of rose, Copen, helio, maize, brown, dark brown, green. ums vray, C ae | orange, etc. Yard. : Babies wanee. Big Sale of Summer Silks—Continued Delightful Garments for the New Aalt- Silk oo de a 98c Printed brocadall Crepes = for Wednesday Little Tots—at Special & = ul colors and Patterns -< 26. neh Half-Silk Canton ¢ repe both Savings Wednesday . -. ann . *~ | ae war pss | . Bed printed and brocaded in beautitul patterns, = A yard | eee : color ounds. Yard..... & = TU FARRIS ee Summer Needs for the oO au ( : . ; B82 8 8 S@t.ear8 8. PS ga ee Ma ae ee baht cae Oo sh ; $1.98 and $2.25 Qualities ‘ed grounds $1.25 and $1.50 Handmade Dresses $1.98 Wash Silk Broadcloth— : . Prene)h andmade and Philippins =o -f 00 j iin Mainsook hand drawn. hand s all )( aaa broidered in many attractive pattern: in neat stripes for Summer dresses, 32 inches wice.... $1.98 Radium Silk or Semi. $1.38 French Piet Tots’ peempers Rough Pongee Silks—in new od mt meter front or bac: IOC Tissue Ginghams Half-Silk srepe Plain Colored Linen neh plain colored Linen; pre- «) Summer shades. 52 and 56 | inches wide ... lard $2.25 Printed Crepe de Chines and Georgette Silks—40- in. Fine quality — Tissues 36-inch Half-Silk Crepe de Chir \ plaids, stripes and 23 in beautiful new patterns 98 shrunk and of eorreet weight ; “69c bars, also pla hade: “Yard C and eolor combinations. Yard C in plain shades; no white: ’ iis iil ha 49¢ Printed Tene = 85c Dotted Swiss Chiffon Voiles 30-inch imported Swiss, ‘in | | : ~ 39.inch fine quality Chiffon Handmade Gowns socneggts astening I drop : Made of sheer nainsook. © - = Sizes for infants saa ae "3 Bu $1. 00 to 9 | 00 | only. . 02 years. . 59c to $1.00 Sample 29c Slip-on Rubber Rompers and Creepers _ Pants Made of fast color tub stic at waist and enee fabric. Sizes 6 months to In white and nat ot Sie | aes... 5 oi. 00 75c Baby Kimonos $1.25 tana hae Made of soft white cotton Mannelette with dainty em- | Rubber Sheets _ Kleinerts make, reversible eres designs and stitch- io. 26) 00 | ——. Me me : “Non-krush” Linen $1.49 Printed Miracle 85c Tubproof Voiles = 32-Inch Imported Pongee Silks Natural tan Pongee Silks for Summer apparel. 2 tif ] rye tter = ¢ ] : ; Beautiful pa - and color white and colored grounds. with combinations on fine « ‘a neat iemboeideras Voiles—in all the wanted “25¢ leat, rrojide (i ow 49 ¢ plain shades. Yard ees itv chiffon Voile ; . dot. Yard $1.25 Faneyv Broadcloth $1.00 Fanev Half-Silks f-colored patterns on high shades of $2.50 Silk Broadcloths—In stripes. %2 inches wide $2.98 Crepe de Chines—In light and dark colors. 40 inches wide. $2.50 Foulard Silks—In neat designs. and 36 inches wide . $2.50 White Silks 40-inch Crepe de Chines or 36-inch Broadcloths. $i 95 Yard ee, . ss * *-. *eeenenree tate Vicor, touthnapeate.) The wanted sport Stripes on eolored vrounds of 1uS- Small. neat se] | Mad Pace Colon” be uk j 15C lustrous Half-Silk. Ideal for slips, under ‘‘Guaranteed Fast Colers’’ on label. Yard. gvarments and dresses. Yard or I ° , » 4 : The only and original Non-Krush Crepes A fine. sheer two-pl) imported Linen. In the correct weight. woven . |—6vVoile. in black. white, navy and all closely, and launders perfectly. None gen- | 36-inch lustrous Crepe. with an the high shades for warm weather ee ee Oe | appealing eee — | printed | ¢-oeks ‘‘Tubproof’’ stamped 69¢ St. Louis only at 7 e ee . Ail wanted plain shades. QJ], FO) | Patterns on colore Q5¢ | on selrage. Yard... . 1s Yara (Main Fleor—Nuagents.) grounas 86x45 inches $1.25 and $1.50 | Madeira Pillow Slips 25c Baby Hose Made of fine batiste, beau- | Made of fine white mer tifully embroidered in Philip- | erized cotton English rib Pine eyelet design, with rose | reinforced at heel and toe ®allop also Porto | 00 | Sizes 4 to - for $] 00 $ © ff — . Qa od . f ; (Second Fteor, East—Nugents.' Sreccocouuctouvcesvscnsvansnvanvannanvvnseenuvnnnucenennenenonneegceegeneocacceconcconeeereeuneenroeeneeme 7 SASSER blasaaehaetlhacett 9 oF 537 east RM ta ; Bregsesepaesasasa? P : ; - y ?
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nt ae : ee Lie. Se ee és ee te le ele A CAP ai es ny a ae OV ee eee y ba ad aa 8 ST.LOUIS POST- DSPATCH wee ee eee Boil Clean Don’t rub your clothes. Just boil the dirt out by using soapless wav of-washing which leaves the clothes fresh and clean Guaranteed not to injure fine fab rics. Used successfully in St. Louis for 25 years. Every grocer sells Ssaufer’s. One bar of Staufer’s equals two of soep. Over @ million and a haif bars sold sn St. Lows last year. Excellent for washing dishes. ciearnng hae furniture. woedwork. floors. etc STAUFERS — RY TABLETS al ADVERTISEMENT GIRLS! SE LEMON TO WHITEN SKIN = ibe oniy barmiess way to Dieaca the skip whit te is to mix the uice ef two lemons «)th nees of Orchard White. which any three ou > wi euor for few eenta. shake bleach int hands. It cannot etuge beauties us t clear, southful skin ate compile xion — a a free born an , st mig this remarkab!e lotion B goenyeae it cannot be bought res to use be. eause it acts best nome ately after it is prepared irrotat: Famous ¢« > an fl ROU WW Hushand. No the face, peck, arms and TWO x DRY AGENTS HELD AFTER KILLING IN ROADHOUSE J eek. 4 . ° Staufer’s. the “.. 3 . + | -_ oe ; ' ‘ : 4 : 7 re * rs ~ vt’ Divorce ® Killed in Wreck in Australia. RISBAN! Austr Nine ¢ ene _ . ina 4 is Starck Manufacturers 1078 Olive St. (S. E Cor. ttth) Player: Piano ereaet 1 pagyé ~~ a » 2 - hw ~~ ~~ » =. i» teed. 24 rolls of Music. -Manufacturer’s CLEARANCE SALE Player-Piano 295 Pay $2 Per Week Just one of the man big player-piana bargains for Wednesday! Thoroughly overhauled and fully guaran- New style Colonial mahogany case! $137, $255, $325 and‘up, including Cabinet, Bench and Others at Starck’s Great Upright, Grand and Player Ber a2 ee eee ee —s eee we 0 NOESY nly Nl eases sana — For Babies’ Summer Needs p' NT Y ° little gar- A aan E ST: ABL ISHE D 1850—DIAMOND IU BILEE ¥ EAR—1 1925 ,s ry -*.- a cy oa nents are ne edit i ) 4 OS en a rt i? t iTes! eomio! , i 5 i | 4 } a — — ee iit =} aa ing Ls ~ ‘y rye? VV 3 Tri e@Y si ha i Caiti . i -. » > = . ’ seo4 * . ———_ ——— - —— - —_ ee rans . ie v\ aad il? ‘4 (Ct ‘ na + . . 7 tT? ASSOPTMeNis TO Seiev Vandervoort s , Shan be as ’ __ re Seale With Canvas Basket, >. Red Star Diapers $1.95 Dez. Put up insanitary pack A very, low price for an ages. Sizes 27x27 inches. accurate Sea Infants’ Nainsook Dresses 50c Infants’ Handmade Dresses $1 Handmade Gertrudes with hand designs, $1 Infants’ Sleeveless Lisle Shirts 50c Infants’ Lisle Hose for Summer 35c Peg-Top Koveralls, navy, tan, blue $1 White Enamel Beds, rubber-tired wheels, woven wire springs $3.95 Little Tots Dimity Dresses : at S195 Damty little white’ Dimity Dresses. hand-finished with han i ote Sizes 2 to 6 vears ! Cc ombinations. soe Seopers, bad | (rr ssbar Ss! TN ( rYi { ine ~ ¢2ene ‘ anc.s — es »- - : . , ex Bios 2500 Women’s Ut Six Athletic Union Suits | Unusually Low Priced | a. SPC At One Low Price 5495 sa Envelope Chemises Nightgowns Princess Slips Step-In Drawers Flesh Orchid Peach Coral Nile Green Honeydew URCHASED cially for this June vent the hundreds of Undergarments in this collection bring excep- tional values. The Garments are made of excellent qual- itv pe de chine and easier t > cre we Asse, with Calais laces, petit point em- broidery, fagoting, Vat lace or net footing in a most effective manner. A sale opportunity not to be missed hy the Summer va¢ationist. Lingerie Shop— *. a . ~~? ew } Third ioor se . : 2 | ae a ow H . B . i a4) Plain Batiste ’ . ; ~ ts . K i . —, Bi ee Striped F otles «i aN = Lis Checked Fotle M\N> «2 : gage sMhECCKES OLLES gees. = # — . « . . 7 Se te [ this low price a + .- 4Awomen can select »>mtftortable. hot weather Union Suits tere So eee } : in the popular athletic , STvie > anh i =o oe Dh moderate sum. ’ > . ~ > ae 2 Div a Yn Ge "vy > } } ? nttanloa } tor v ; Wit tT? B LELOLLIICSS, PO ieee & dhe iV A an _— + ; we + th ; =f } \ Tro 9 fT ~ oy rehnh i? e Walstime. Sreat Variecy Set E ee Se ae ee Se, ee } it of sheer matemais in flesh eolor and white. Sizes'36 to 44. DIAMOND -JUBILEE Imported English Striped iv 1 Fe -% > > © b i 18 YEAR FEATURE ai 7 9 Ie wins NE uggage eek > ee . . or the S ps ris Frock ° r SAV ITY Js ty: ' . -_ - al * > 25%° to 33 1- (50 Yd, i 2 FE eile 4 yp F ‘ ~ r wPS | fF ist rat td ecient - 4 > .) . , > — = \ HANDS 5 a» t E Be oes : - x > “oO, * at ‘u iy ~ i cish W Lone er a a ae oats PC - smar : Sita c st =_ >—;, ; Summe- | me — — Sails oF ng gree ee a = 1 _— ae stripes on wh ickgr \ and . S - - =~ Cowhide Leather sativa: ‘eotan- tes a Many Guaranteed to Laun- der and Not to Fade a | 62 Crepe de Chine and Washable Floriswah and Soie de | Eau Dresses CORES and ice stvles are Ray 2 for vour ehoosin ng th} ~ arrived tore ideal Summer Mostly teulored, models. with jabots, vyestees: and pear unusual «a seores of 0 hnewiy of eool. Tare hittan achieving strle features. Flor l"'Ean Dresses 1 , ~ . The iswah and Sor de have been thor are guaran- to withst an id many paca =o tested and > = White Turquoise Yellow SArimp Navy Poudre Blue Dress Shop—Third Filoor Peach Green Tan 77” omen s liberal supply of Charming Summer Silk Dresses Several Hundred—Just Received—In All the Wanted Light Solid Colors Suitcases, $13.75 fui quality S4-inch Fla - NN This Week Only span 08) 8 Rise gage Coe . . = é 4 Siz | ~ 7 Cloth lined, with abire fot Notes From the June Sale of Real Laces —— Cree het Beading A 50 Yd Requiarit He Antique Filet Laces 39¢ Yd. Seciaas nc ee ee Oe oe a, Oe ee $2.95 Yd. =| Ope Kos Oe | lr te ere Irish Crechet Laces Women’s Cowhide Suitcases, $13.75 This Week Only ~*~ Starting Wednesday Morning— Men’sUnionSuits 6000 Better Quality SI Regular $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75 Saits English Broadcloth Soisette Madras in stripes and fancy weaves Nainsooks AJ une Sale Event in Silk Unga -— — +) & »* ° ~~ ~ : Wii ADVERTISEMENT Liquid Fire 5 teald fre te the bedbage. roar and “eas t«§ what the sew chem! sltheagh i es is there te age te be dene Yr aeing If te -¢ oc». feruiture or clething Tv - : . no. : eek r te Jac. we x . - *® power « é ee a ~ £3 TTw4Has. — «4 eae if you purchase P. I s ose a recommended Sy the iead floepita.e and Rail.road mpanies safest am GUicRest we f rick pesny sg8. etc P Q an siso be purchseed i - 4 * estrengh a - . age & Le'p’ r o Wiser Drug Co Styles— One-Straps : Oxfords Gore Pumps Beaded Pumps Fancy Straps Fancy Ties Plain Straps Buckle Pumps CUBAN—LOUIS SPANISH HEELS “Se sass
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TUESDAY, TV ESNYAT, I NE Gc 192 ie JUNE 4. 1993. — D. @ can also be purchased in| LYNN never had threatened him Besied bottles double strength, liquiq | 42nd never had intimated that the rm. Seid by Judge & Dolph Drug | news columns of the Herald would | Biores and Wolff-Wilson Drug Co ibe used to force him to advertise. ° recon HESE two-piece Suites consist of a full-length davenport and armchair. They are upholstered in excellent plain mo- e hair, and have spring-filled, reversible cushions. The con- ¢ struction throughout is of a high quality. The Values are excep- tionally attractive. Convenient Payments Can Be Arranged (Seventh Liao 4 4 J 4 SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES f 7” A Special Selling of Stoves and Refrigerators White Porcelain Gas Ranges A Sensational Clean-Up Sale ! . 1980 PAIRS OF THIS SEASON’S STYLES Semi-Porcelain Gas Ranges | if | fk ots ‘ 4 YS o . NS) 20 DE inte * "es . os FE ey SS ¥ ify g an 63 wy y LS ~ 4 Oe) . ge ~ Sele 2 4 f * , tte be ? 2 pra Aes ay , aE Z ay UA A 4 x : is +! ee iP, YZ % 4 At a Startlingly Low Price! an ; ’ ' REeBSBE BSB SBRBERERBE HR BEB RBRBRERBEHEEE SHE BHREBER RSE BERR EEE BES B18 82a Bi $81.95 A full-size Roper Gas Range with oven heat regu- lator, all-white enameled Connections made without extra charge. Bake Ovens $1.09 Nationally advertised El- gin portable Oven for bak- ing pies, cakes, etc., with a saving of time and fuel. Seeger Refrigerators $69.95 A special price for this high-grade Refrigerator equipped with the origina! Seeger syphon system, cork insulated, 75-lb. ice capacity white porcelain food cham- ber. Illustrated at right. Alaska Refrig- erator, $62.50 Three-door side-icer Re- frigerator; white enameled exterior with white porce- lain food chamber, 75-lb. ice capacity; cork insulated. finish, rustproof bake oven. Gas Plates $2.98 Made exceptionally strong and durable, two-burner size. Can be attached to any gas jet. Special Values i in Refrigerators > <a = =r eee er ew v Hygienic Refrig- erators, $14.95 Lift top stvie. solid oak case, white enameled food chamber, 35-lb. ice capacity $49.75 The high-grade «oper | Eclipse cabinet styJé" Gas Range, white porcelain splash, oven top, door fifttels and front legs. guaranteed bake oven which can berhad on right or left hand «ide. Universal Flues $2.00 They do away with the unsightly fume pipe. .These flues absorb al! the “odors and grease: will fit on most any gas stove. Alaska -= Refrigerators $26.50 Apartment house style Refrigerator, oak finished case, white enameled food chamber, 60-lb. ice capacity. Alaska Refrig- erator, $38.50 Cork insulated, oak finish- ed case, 3-door side icer white enameled food cham. ber, 100-lb. sce copaesty, (Fifth loar } ne ~ 6 ee ee - - Special Values in Solid Colored Rugs and Broad Loom Carpets Y reason of an advantage- B ous purchase we are en- abled to present remark- able values in plain colored Rugs of various sizes — also broad loom Carpets in extra widths. They come in various shades of taupe, and have band borders. | . O00 seilers, tiie $1z* ape;| areu 7 ’ Stvies. three * ng ’ | 4hra 7 | j ul avr: iif Val As ile styles offered in this, sale have all been exceptionally ¢ range has become somewhat depleted. For this reason only are they being cl ut to our patrons at such extreme savings. Choice of fifty desirable ch are pietured, in materials as mentioned above. So wonder ues that you will be tempted to buy two or three pairs at this give-4way pric $1.95. f t why ee ee ~~ — A A A A ag ge ee ET TT TT A A EEE Beautiful Candy Striped Frocks! Chic, Flattering Solid Tub Silks! -_ 27x54 Inches 36x70 Inches 6 x9 Feet 7.6x9 Feet Broad Loom Carpets Square Yard, ‘A= Rose taupe, seal, and heather colored Broad Loom Carpet, in 9 and 11.3 ft. widths. An extremely attractive value. 8.3x10.6 Feet 9x12 Feet 9 x15 Feet All So Smart and So Perfect in Design and Quality That You'll Just Want to Own Several at This Low Price! Matinees Outings Axminster Rugs ‘2.935 9x12 Axminster Rugs; a wide range of patterns, in pleasing colorings. tionally interesting values. Dances Parties Excursions No Dress will replace a TUB SILK for anv affair u have in mind. They're so light. so cool and vigorating that omen will have nothing TUB STL kK are marvelous! — $5. many Ww And they so il A Great Saving Sale! ‘5 &*7 White Hats Think of [t!—At Just 89 e HATS! CHIC NEW SMALL HATS! Black and All Colors Incladed ! $7 Hats (ail NEW, al] SMART— es ne caret Crepe Hats! Hair Hats! f it” ; wit (Second Floor.) Satin Hats! Taffeta Hats! Did you ever see the like of and Epa rs ] SCORES OF WIDE BRIM Imagine purchasing actua! $5 See B Re ees ssa eeeBRSe SSeS Bees eee see ee eee e eee eee. but a SO low in price SESS SSSE SSE SSERSRE SES BBRAEBHE BBE BSH SB + Floor (Sixth Fileor.) Third
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ster is , "(NE %, 1925. _— 1$17-DISPATCR alone has MORE CITY Circ ulation t than the morning ahd one other eventing newspaper — Lb UNE 9, eee = Senne tema nanceneneene —— tee ee NO WOONSHNE FOR Won of 75 save Kellog’s ALL-BRAX (LENG PERRINS’ [scr Sg MOONLIGnT DUTINes cleansed system of constipation’s poison j _ SAUCE | Cuticura % “A Oic*ment to Heat / DO ai ? Don’t let constipation drag you S Stestuesty Meshin Ss tless cle | Stop constipation down. Cleanse your system of its hime at? | ce Nab Negroes W! NCX sane | IS suspectad of robbs | Over 250 Women’s 79c | eewTAERST ‘moma SPRING COATS bai fate frre materials Dr WW WwW (.Ture~. Definitet. and smart ty : = % styling —— — wo an oe ioe a Values Up to $29.75 a renidas Louis: Snaanee Values Up to $39.75. | rity Oftag in? 27 ; : it in* ments n the very for 4 ing year: The Rt. R Values Up to $55.00 . poke to Monsignor Francis Holweck to a Oe ee SPECIAL SALE ON SHIRTS Over 500 sizes 4 te “$4 1000 SUMMER — Si RING S wes SHIRES | MEN'S 18¢ g° 9? 7b b, 2 a ; : “ ‘ : ) | - a7 XN : 7 a ‘ well. s ny “ f ” rested: the tiie . : NAN | ; od : ant rs tt One Fery Low Price Ss Never Again Will You Find A Moth-Hole If } jiiN a “sOe Ben 91.39) 5. : You Use Larvex! It Makes Cloth Mothproof i ae PORCH AWNINGS GAMMMMMR 2c choc age” Cortaie ee | A Me Re RSS Re GEE eg ma Sant = othes Props. 8-ft. sta 81.75 Harmtiwoold Splint C ADVERTISEMENT — 4 Hampers. ; "4 wd «4 | : : s «4 ; ; Safety Fiz . ~ gee . ~ a vex penetra: ae T $ oe ~* é q a Roum (lothes Ham ee ee oe ae eee ae DS Wash Tabs, large siz oc ) Clean Windshields — : “res noTh-camage in r home | thes Wringers, w SRY af tpt | Zc course, Trou guotT the : se Bs it on eve en thins $65 Axminster Ru ’ Si2ons Bench Clothe« W Dirty windshields and windows , its nothing : ewe vou OW. $4.40 Folding Wash Benches. are dangerous. A bottle of waied : : festructive Lair = ¢ausT ua. iss ; ; | Boe ‘as laundry Hos MOLE w:!! keep your car clean ; that be dumece—agnd tT » rex Ltomiz a (othe — 2 grad com miess« any" =$ , 31.75 Vrs. Poet's Pattern ~ed avear. MOLE, the new licuid, | eee year ft : Larver is Pump up aad dewn x : = : 4 tien aut 3 Cnive real Wash Boards cleans and polishes giass in half 6 Se creme a ce ee Ss ee | ; we Broome 5 wed . , ’ Keystone Clotheslines, time without water, 7 st thy root wi ham n thing x _ soap, powder or paste. 25c¢ el ie ae, ee |e $1 8 Fe It Bas Ru 10.9 | | 0 Step Ladders, 6-f size | ong ty Sage e se Rugs, - ei er NO mauss or fuss. — , 2 on e ; a vd i # nity 2 me | . 4 a _Chipso ‘ a ™ es Ae Ge ee 1. : ind iron : = 2 “Y Drepared for * ie aA _ . : - : z ring by ; - . ao Breckivn. N.Y. . ws “et = - a nme Use \ i ., "a ete Cethong Leneutered Furndure Draper es ‘won awe _ . a , aN ' MwA BIE ~~ HR y an OCER Ce io 7 Ny . ' —— ae mt Tabes Rlanmets eT ‘5 ; Boe text at Geo, thumg Suats Rug i a cai | , - 7 ; : =— Masud wes lS as. 2°Y And ell articles which areaci! or part wool ° - 2
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® _— Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ear Your Skin - * SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENT ON PAGE 12 With a | ) ea ; . - Cuticura = 98 Boys’ Union Suits “May Queen” Washers Soap to Cleanse /\ G7, | $1 Value 69¢e — Exceptional See est to Heol |. bi [3 | mm angnent ay Vatan a : ¢€ my'-Neck athletic style Union Suits of striped and @ Machines of standard merit, washing with the oscil- checked or fiber striped madras. Made with taped - lating method and having many splendid. features. SCHOE : « W e sGive Eagle atone and Redeem I ull Books for $2. 00 in Largest Distributors s of Mere thandise Fioor samples and demonstrators—hence this extraor- FELD BI ne Wesee Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted Ber. Retail in Missouri and the West dinary price Basement Gallery CIDNEY so VER TE: | — en An [- all the fam TY Pi : ri ls | : | bal? t Rs. 7 i} i; f | , 2 a “ ~! } | - | ' | e s r t ri oar — | iM \y re Be $9 5 | | El pea Ese € With a “Simplex Junior,” you will find iron- ; | : ——a" ss > - i Yu ke. dresses, ruffles, etc.—with perfection. A | Lhe ¢ oe Wh ye JAP hy FD ae " | / Nay - | i pia lin aie r 4) ’ (| “Sy %, %* Stan Ce “A | i 6 4 | > aon: OR RE rte “ ~ . or charge will mati ti ne of . , ed e , : lon o « “«f ’ ] sargwe- size gvlasB ; > ized effects are fea- Oty. a , 4 Inlaid Linoleum for a p apart te Stage Choose “‘Sammery” Window Treatments to Extreme Advantage From This Group of $¢ 10 LEX ; % ar, $ 3 5 PORE. 06 000 0 es tured in this group dy " ? various rooms in the and all the colors are 40.8 home. The assort- inlaid to the burlap ' ments are complete— back, immune to re- : | and offer wide selec- peated scrubbing! An tion in the matter of nteresting assortment. color combinations, * a | tS CONSISUING pa cent Ter 4 @ New creations from makers of artistic Curtains are these—-and particu- tacket, a water- ‘famting se lar housekeepers will find them delightfully attractive. In casement stvle, »reof racket cov- woven with filet and Scotch patterns—in the rich ecru tint. Finished with ogy didn '} scalloping and deep bullion fringe and measuring 36 to 43 inches wide by . @ ‘rignt iful patterns: offered ing unnecessary. inches wide and 2% yards }s j ¢ (ij i \ ‘iui rn ‘ c ; ‘ a 2 eT ; ‘ ; - z ’ “ _ F . +. ial . its ¢ necial. the pair aoa 95 the pair .. hee awe : e long; pair 5 Sturdy J.inoleum, made with a cork foundation ona burlap back! ‘The designs are chief- New * Gouble ends and strong rope hangers; not! — ea0o bénd, break or wear out Size * ; Idea! for porch lay I r at touris = ¢ | 05 % use. $4 50 value Thetis o : Sixth Floor } BROADCLOTH - jit ~38cil Electric — ‘$1.00 oo nivons, i 3 $11 Value _ 40cVOILES §@@ ae, ( 63.49 ; ~*~ t, - a - | Qs ‘ . 69c PONGEES \ ber: — @ Emerson = “Jun- Cc ; : at f > ; -"? . ; : athe a? ~@ r* ee i! ’ tae 7 . . : " : ‘> : ‘ ? e and block effects, printed in practical shades of blue, gray and ta 58 ‘jal! if. Fifth Floor | I in Pp , Bray and tan. Especially suit Kitchen or bathroom. Fifth FI e oor ~~ | ENS STMSTIL Beginning Wednesday—One of the Most Important Apparel Events Chk te Pits Gels Le Sale of “Klassie Maid” Dresses | «;»\"*ve —Of Excellent Quality Broadcloth and Voile ior l‘ans—9-inch size: substantial and wel! mad e—with ontro] switch. Give strong, refreshing reeze—for office or 1s WASH PANTS | | nome tse. Gallery Sra anes S| 5008 ee ig is URE LINEN PANTS, $1.00 There’s Long Service in These me 9808 Wash Boilers oYS" WASH SUITS@® 4g 2.84 84 brag ese si fiber Suitcase: pha acti ' , J enameled hat boxes and 18-inch black cow- ~ —s ~~ hide traveling bug All well made and du- « A no A rably lined Haxement economy Stere Excess 86 Twenty \ , | aw 7s Values, Attractive “Hil Bh eo shin Styles |B Women’s Hose —— ate sopletea Assortment ron a sigan inesy ee ‘Value. . == 4" a TT T ty Seconds of 88c to $1 Grades. , fashioned ne silk and Nt ee il ill Wash Boilers tn ful! size nary twepe wooden handles and WINDOW SH ADES — a ws chee ie taeas kind to buy from ee ces tn ST95 Boards $1.50 Baskets 4 All-willow Clothes hers . wal « . @ Boards of convenient | Baskets made of se- eguiar ee well made | lected willows: finish- “50c | ! a. | 91.39 oa ee oe $1.00 . 88 “Straight bdgce”’ Curtain Stretchers, $2.14 gece r Clothes Props, 8-ft. size; 3 for. . 50¢ Sc on a 143 Hardwood Splint Clothes ) s . 7 i varied! Attractive as well ; as serviceable, they're made Save on This Lot of of imported broadcloth and cous Rie // \ /\ | R Cc voile. materials that are | | =a ean ayon repes practical for warm weather crea wear. Choose from aboul twenty stvles, for outing, sports, business and othe! | zs 2 @ Artificia! silk-and-cotton dress Crepes, 26 inches occasions, In dd Ww ide assort- hy = qf 7 . , | wide. and in the wanted plain coiofs with brocaded ment of stripes, figured ef- im : and cord effects. fects and solid colors. a ; ) Flocked Voile 20¢ Muslin -in plain shades of he- 55-inch wunBleached Mus- lie rose. peact blue, i'n in p 4 to le jade. et: with neat dot lengths Limit Models for women and \ | | | and seroll ‘pattern. Sec- yards to a buyer misses’ sizes 18 to 44; ay | me Tare re my mm 39¢ “— extra sizes are also in- aa White Voile cluded, 48 to 52. \e fA | 25¢ Percale _ | gece. muatiey. 40-inch olle in mill lengths of ° to 4 yards Many pieces » ;¢? ; ’ ’ tT» ; toh "a, i Hasemenst Economy Store rounds m me oly nateh vc valve, 15c¢ i\a i} ‘ ? ? Yard e Hasement Economy Store e Perey AW NENG.S 2 *, s.* © + 4 a Ci rye rs DPOVOOSOVOOOSS 8S 8S OOS 39 OFOFS F888 S F898 088008 5 09005550505 0550088 5S 5H O58505008 050855550058 0055508859988 58800H! bit.) SO, Universal W ash Boards... iit : Brooms. d-sewed ‘ Keystone Clotheslines, 50 ft. s,$10. sie . a - pad Step Ladders, 6-ft size tugs, | @ 35 Sash Cord Line ‘s, 100 Tt. Chi pso a ~~. «weal ae Laundry Soap Bhing machine yes , weil-knowr brand * Qick suds - discontinue | ? bores 2c | 7 10 bars ~ 20¢ : Mail of Phone Orders on Soap or “‘Chipso” ) Basement teallery ppd hhh hhh hhh hah hhhbhp bpp phpbb php bbb php br phpbb bb db bh bbb ba brAabAhra bab harnaoanananananananannenneee eee eee een, ia "gay De te i cae
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LES, AAT ES EER SOLE IIT OO LETT YS I LE NE EN A IE TIN tn TT INT yen, at aa --te Daily POST-DISPATCH alone hus MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED MES. 1a er Editorial Page Daily Cartoon ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENT ON PAGE 11 Men’s Crepe Sole “Keds” | Our Fur Storage _ — The 8 225 I pt —Provides Absolute Summer Safety ? Par.. 4 | in oe cate rer ten wife ree we Tm FFFICIENCY @ White duck “Ked” Sports brown tri : mings and ; kie ‘-hes—and serviceat repe rub- > nip : oti eatsali: a tie s a si aegis Raga We Give Ragle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in | Largest Distributors of Merchandise Si ee alae ~ ve 590 ber soles. Sizes to “Q1. les 5 | Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Fewwestricted Articles Excepted | at Retail in Missouri and the West | | if OF rN TON Women and Misses Will Be Impressed With the Selection We Offer in This Comprehensive Assortment of | et — = } ; H | SAYS GOV BAKER ummer Suk Frocks | “Ag ) epee College of Law. 10 5132 5162 || EYACAM eee. « Warm weather Frocks have become a necessity and in these three featured : sok v= Se 3 Sgt se sonents of Proper groups an exceptional choice awaits vou. The assortment is immense and won- gs ag ‘ . = drously varied with all that Summer declares smartest for davtime wear. Sports, : 3 i. gf 4g Schooling Stands 1g street and afternoon models of many types are shown, including several hundred Striped and Striped Broadcloth—in Plain Shades, Dotted, aun. at cnecten Shap ean Figured, Flowered and Printed Patterns of Many Ainds. iis wil QGdress the graduating ‘ Benton College of law téq= ieht at Sheldon Memorial. . Speaking to the young women of @ } al > * > Special Groups of Wash Frocks St. Louis’ Widest Varieties—Best Values Mbri-2- ois" ins Goren ase idl . ; @ Wearing the sort of Summer Suits offered heres _* Be yar Se —the Majority From Abroad and Handmade—Extraordinary Choice at vou can enjoy hot weather! Every Suit in our la pa,” and used much philosophy $ $ 50 $ and striking assortment is light and airv —tailored “It costs money to maintain to hold its shape. And the values are suc hy that you | hoo ls. puaiic yr private, Popes (LOV- ; _ —s 4~' = can select your Summer clothes at a very nominal ' il cons anette ot anne outlay. Won are starding in their own ° % " . : osed them dainty tri med with han d-em bro wa and i hand-draw n- ° E ot teaneedenialtas Gea e Frocks and the colorings are ¢ espec lall ly attractive. Sizes 14 to #4. | ropica orste S imunity tn which te ive. Some | iks charge that schools are fall- Fearth Fleer ; s they say that some teachers j Sometimes parents fall, yet talk about abolishing = ie re A oe a 5 yk Si cages ak) oa epee 8 hi FOR ae « ‘3 e Wed Sete es aoe asa ot lav seleet vote models from Paris and linen Frocks from 5 aw oe eee Te er ee ‘ “ sicians fail and see ’ ‘ . a . . ; ° ! gir mistakes go by in a hearse, Wednesday’s “Baby Day oe Will Delight Mothers, Including Many Things Although offered in several shades—gray, blue, tame Ike do not tai: aime abuanellll : 1? i. reut edicai profession. § brown—these Suits all conform to a uniform standagig _— es ee. ae ; ail, and ail that they ge £ fant > , Fort Th 3 mo 2 : wba ; ; Ot periect eomy! ede Ther are models for men -. m of their practice is possibiy ] young men—and al! are one-eighth lined with silk. 2 ei Mmplimentary ticket fer the han . , , sizes-#sfouts, Silms, studs. rf rite client, ver we rae of th, Pe calamity iedaeentibineed AREOLA PEAS BP i SG, ae ae . Neaaree ing away with tli —Cunning Attire and ne oe Accessories at Unusual Savings ‘a | Mohairs “Kirschbaums™ : pe re on. Some preaché ? = ) / i net advocate dotr q¢ Our Infants’ Shop is of vear-around service to mothers, and on Wednesday | em oup ) ; , | . : : ‘ | E Valu A Smart Gr at y with the spreading of th c specially does it alw avs present particularly adv antageous selection. »’ ed- ’ : | xtr . . S ot These criticinme ron -idie nesdav's “specials” are both timely and remarkable, including the following: = | 50) 50 - Selese « termne sab aee ° . . x, | | OV JU ‘ en nm! rar their tongues ml ted Infants’ Dresses Dozen Diapers Handmade Wear aii i with their eyodieli aed ae 7 2 _— 22 —— 69 Value - $2.50 Value $2 and $2.50 al. 29 . ' “ are ns - ; ‘ Xr 3! ill Value : sa * 4% *. . * - * " ’ . . 7 °° @ - _ 7 . o ‘* . - with arefnl./ st mode! im a ms | w 20.9 Of Cleveland, ©. that A Fie and Remarkable Purchase of a>? shee |, oo mabibe te 4 years. ie : > eel | | | | | tallored. . Zes. Dp thel shape rear nercentage of the childres Crib Blankets Flannelettes Crib Spreads i | cat imout Giilietin “ameeben a Tots’ Dresses : and yet we ind a great many Yature judgment oa oe $3 Value _ 31.85 1.85 59 aml T9c 49 ss Value $2.65 Values L 2.09 . Vaiue Si. ; 7 ae Mar with that plant. I hay ENP gaggle. Ba SS ee eee imported a , 00 - = oe ny with this idea of ges ! . eta a. ‘ = > ‘i * No ~ert@4en : irdaet ana acai: a f —o "-rocheted ed, tc DOINde- With appirque >t prince Handmag . | 4 ° ~ ae : : . . : . riticiam is just ae : the cente! al for gi zy: infants’ sizes only igures; useful g1 in bis! 1 lee s: | ae \ - J is of a constructive na $1.98 to $2.50 Qualities—Yard | style: smocking, French | : . 3 ts == on: ae & ) . : tended — | } ~ ; . just as easy to praise $3 Auto Baskets $10. 95 Bath Tubs knots and feather stitch- y La ER so mtvm « eeauil altel ‘ a ; , x with drain ‘ | . 4 wn’ as it is to condemn, ee _ t } ; ’ . ‘ j — at i ? » | nis it in iv OP} ename! - amd towel rod; easily put awa ; ; “3 “ ar on . : ne yY eae ~ $1.95 pecial a! | $6.85 Third Floor | : sig Sa “= a ec ee. Oe Cee if ‘ ha ’ is recogn - STE SS ag ong peop e@. toat maintains \ 4 ) f i . ‘ - ‘ if . ' . ; “= power between indivrid- ociety: that iudes . . . : 4 ) \ f /f 7] 4 : ; Og es th or 3¢f aeis ° | Continuing Our Annual June Sale of : | MM fb Ws), -_.. s (he ether amr ame : ' : : \ , FAL ISAS — 7 ee that efficien @ Several thousand vards of the most wanted Silks in | 1 on : i ° | TL hid Me ‘ places a reliance on the mak the following groups—plain-hued and fancy patterns || ‘ ec om me - a! Y ® | \ ULL LA fe | f teacher of al! good things: tha : : : ? 7 Sil] — ds y =) | | ~ f P. y oF, ° us in times of trout ctl itA . , | a : = ii 1 e Bs ac with the prop et of oid -- = : oA ~ 5 4 . Bet : In such a variety it is possible to supply “Il giveth. the Lord take $250 Striped Crepe. snub Pointed Com } : \ t | Exquisite Pieces at a of | we. 7 MEET’ Picssed be the name of th in gi dl oe fast : ng oe tes neers ate ae Hy | Y ia i 4 Life's School of Experience. vf varteus’ hu: ' ratterns \ ' i } sR 64 9” Ss “Some folks say that you ha a : | | ) : | O CO O | A Brilliant Assortment of “Pertecto BS through « fiutuheer Gael | | .; 3 3 | . 7 '>2° vou are not completell hed acan : 4 $1.98 Foulards $1.98 Tub Silks ; b a! Ringe be enh | sort f : ) an rnite, s es and } ” : 1 i * _ 4 iar ause ‘ere ig much |} for sian Se ae ) oe ee ee | | | Ho @ Widel v known is the advantage of obtaining _—a6~=— tO «oe to life's great sch | | | f || || Diamond Jewelry during this annual event in a. Tf your efucam : ' ‘ 4s oY ta hye} va th, | " $1.98 rtain Radium $i -” Saltete Silk | : ' our Diamond Section. Choice of valuable white Su esert| yoursett. ae cama "és Ft: i din ~—™ . - a | . e . . egy \ceteen, ces elie. aie ge cone oom goat he ~ | | gold or platinum set pieces at these savings be- 3 fever ta help others or to hel For many garments that destrable lustrous finisn | RRS | | || comes a splendid investment, indeed. All pieces $5 to $6 Values at 3 awe'f. then your efferts he ‘ air Your educati - ‘ + 4 : f : K F . . + , . . “ \. | || are listed subject to pmor sale—and deferre ld ~ _— i i J 5 p d ~~ x" you not oniy mentall $2.25 Self Satin-striped Georgette - as | se $1.98 Silk-and-Wool Printed Crepe | > | | || payments may be arranged if desired. | P «a it Dhysteally and mo third Fleer ’ = : W ednesday—Last Day of the Sale of | Diamond Wedding Rings ' ae” (Could: sewing a aiz-po i . a ‘ 4 . i 5RetT* | Featured Weinesdar—The smartest Kinds sittes f nt dlamonds diamonds / sa } i de Sizes 14 to 17%. = ' ae »Dinien. mist "Pirit of @ Handsome under-arm or handle stvles of H 0) 100 W . . stud riers. helpfulness. ¢ Handbags, in newest effec ts —cleverly desi aned 1 $4 to $ eddin Rin S | a : ae m spiris t®Par. "’as shown - ' : ‘ces - “~~ a ME Me - ; sheer but dependable quality and of various excellent leathers in black. brown. | | 8 8 Summer Knit a” ile! o ae oe 9 =—_ al | ines usefulness success ** » > , ‘har , ’ - - q > ~——@f our own “Surety” and other spiendi!d makes $ 95 business and travel—they are more choose this all-important Ping. Vartous stries, with "pend upen such > ' ee , silk Ops and soles: ail sires. Excellent vaiue at, pair 2) than ° ‘mere handbags. td | ezQg uisite liamonds in settings of piatinum. Mate Moor || | et, 6) a one Silk-and-woo! Neckties. tn Men's Gropoer Kait See . . eet Set ae stripes, figures and dots—col- a large assortment of , . 4 ne eee — Holdup. ored in the season's best shades. and ‘ancy figures -—— s ® Bank ot Pte nd., June 3 for $2. summer coiors. “aim o om a Cartes. nae ony, was held up by three . aNernoea and rebbed
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reuse tt" * ee ee $Oo+ see $8 OO ee ee eee Remo e - vos . _ O14 te eeee+ es . Sooners tea oa. o8 Sn oa ON PRESIDENT c Schoo d poe a $70,000 fire yesterday i: , 9-23 Wyatt Building. PRESIDENT COOLIDGE'S | neement address at Lindenwood mare 4am —The | TRAIN EN ROUTE TO W NG- ¢ will WOdress the graduating | pied by a paint company and an A ae ts Mee es Sake eee eee a See. SS ig. growth of bureaucracy jn the Fed- TO! . June 9.—Somewhat wearied ss of Benton College of law to- | oi] company at 304-06 North First : ee Gere Cee Be ee | Tae ae se Bs , era! Government was deplored by | >¥ the strenuous day in the Twin wht at Sheldon Memorial. | a 3 aes SS eo eo : Sve nos > ae > . . “eae . Citles of M , + * zt the young women of street, hampered the firefighters ty ae ote. a Senator Simeon D. Fess of Ohio, in| r innesota, where the > peaking to Va L ymen o ss i a a ees Bi oR Me: ' . | _ tow thaw ’resident took part yesterday tn ties —Best Values indenwood, the Governor ¢is- |#" extent which provoked severe jon ‘emeress here tomy yee te t! N ; i Suit ffered here assed “The True Aim of Educa- {criticism from Fire Chief Alt and | the =6.Norse-American centennial Pr OULIS ©O ¥ ; " + - } , , . , eae aoe ae a —~ e ye RR > ‘ Sie Sin on bog. we , | celebration, Mr. and }) * 2 ; « : . . on, and used muc h philosophy two other city officials - ho were 4 ae a ss eS * b . 3 aap ee Aes Pe Seo 2 es Be 6 a 5 ; Se aa oe ae . ; s Men. j nd . Irs. ( oolldse very . uit inour aufge ad some poetry present oe Meee ems eh, OP, Cae gS. ie ae ee SO a SEGRE a ——z | “In the past 25 years,” said|spent a restful night on the first ht and =! ‘tailored 4 ee, tO naentaln Police Commis KE | ee rg ee ee eC 4 aae Rees RSa : Pama Sate saaesagge — tHe WKe—as an unneces- See. F : fs Ye ee eae z : | eee 2 PEER one Be a pee ae to support it. Its recommendations | crowd at oe centennial cclebration air ibtnkes #0 ae sieaie Saty ana cangerous fire hazar., 4 > oe a3 ste Bk & enc “ ie “" Se Boe Fas « tS Re Te 5 ie : Se i make up a la rge pa! t of the le gis- was the sargezest ever addressed by eg . : ce tee eae - 4 ommissioner kre ime ‘A +) % > sie ee WB: A sei ~ 7 ay, ‘ os SE RSSE mas ie 3 Ses e- of = ne ; : ae g a lative programs.” Mr. Coolidge, with the possible ex - des— wra hine tan or ; we do not Laik & bout a OOi1IS8hi i ’ cc nr na : : 2 : ae Om a aye > : . 5 » : Moga oor Sie “Ge ot S25 ps ; . ~ es ay Zz . i Ser 1 nrofersi __. - se850n Of the fire would b ught CSRS Oe I ae . 5 gg Ran Son POEs a ES AO ep Bt | Pe i Asserting that the country ‘was Ception of the throng which made nN f ; > stand: rd re rreal medical proression. Iz} Hefare ‘ * eee } : % at eg Fos ee ‘ "as ay Sy eH , , = oe Saher ew eg . ~ a s Ce. ORS ge . } ee : ; Pe. ; - : . : ; t) Hi ] , he r 2 to u uU ] ‘ rm i€ : ia { wre . fa and a}} ‘3 at the: + 44% ai 33¢° 177) li "} - 4 : Y . > oo &E: wa “OO > . a Paes ¢ > “ “s me, . eF ; s : looking to Washington for the ne 0 5 . ame Society pilgrimage yers ali, I ii -siae 4 b - 4 — a : - CRE Ss ot x 2". 4 2 OF es Hts x . ; Ke St “3 GO BROKE oo tins. fac, See FS Rey. og a Pe Ye see models for men and of their practice is possibly a “gnatéaties : warector of Streets and cama ge RR RCI ie, Oa SG ee Wo mF Giger, Tage gee ae enn Sea BP Prins > J S. 9 . remedy for all conceivable ills. Fess t° Washington last fall, and he ts : : ‘ me fSse salt : ~~ ©" pewers Brooks ¥ 4) = BOR. eat net A Rg SPIES. Z MO Rages ee eG ee? — ‘ ~ gee 5 Fs oes en i nid +} “ron . ¢ hy of the optnio hat rae . ith lined with silk. All Mplimentary ticket for the hang- |! cepnwarty and Puce:a... a 0 ye IE: na eee CS ag POE AO ei) Ge Le te Eg i eald the Government BES 10ne te OO ee ee eee of ios = Oe ; te ae as 2 ; ‘ iva ‘ aiidq I . oS Deb: ’ ry »} ' » “ _ : : ue : os . . “A i 5 AS sac Se Na, oe * m8 P 27 € le eo ‘*£ ; e ; - ‘ eased to be “an institution to be er er Saw more people in Oi e day. : . a} ; r > a \ sas C -" ° ; . . 7 - . ¢ } ’ 1; . ,? * > af : . An / me 4 ‘ " “aoe a ae : . san oe PO", 4 i Ww p's d * ’ 2 7 . ee ’ .) . . ; # ie Pr Lice Boa d ‘ ay'ss : . | ‘ . 4 , Ne . ~ ; : Le A ‘ K 4 ~. Be Ns served. ’ and had become ana gen- than he did yeste rdaa : a Op not talk of doing away with the «jn oe : iol a Fe tngn fe Se F Rakes 7 ee we : . : H ; 99 | : Jil. os . ee Prk ages aoe Sea ee “~ wee Re. Nace 2% ~ ow ES pee 2 cy to be sought for favors which is View of Reception. sc a ums pal profession. Some preachers © : r ; tee? me 3 bMS SD a Be > i : _ ©: . , T Padi : A ie a Aeenee Ant statement of Chief Alt. 3 ~ “ os ed ee o" fs 4 - are translated into rights to be de- ne reception given him in Min- 3 ve ee } « “a “ Ca i th a3 . . i . wy 4 ~ e ‘ ; y “ ‘ : ~ ° “e i ‘ m en ~ , . . , ow Sa - . se - she eo . . Sm G f err th 3 ; of 1} f ire Chief Alt iid he a in : , ee IN ~ Meet . ' ° . art roup a a° = ee oD er We nN (] r) {ty mM panies ; es) ; ue . a —~ ; ‘ ‘ ae 3 ’ , 30.000 Proposals in Year. aS a patriotkh demonstration more spel. hese criticisms are ridic- .; ¥° ' 4 =e . a ene Me o JS 3S, eth. ‘ ; DSPes : “eek ve nd Firs: “aa a oS r'° a = . ; ‘ ; : . 4 Second Floor inot know what a2 Sugar beet ing of water tO } hie) ready } rey thy irning Algerians opposite Astar village the three months amounted to Union Station yards, after the re- ‘ lany As a resuit. "hiet A it ; inte Luilding r Lloning he ! ig ht- covered the rear three columns $40,960,000 ner dav or one ception held at the State Capi*ol ,and vet we find a about la in St. Paul, Mr. and Mrs. Coolid«we . oe > , “—_ out ene r 7 4 4 +4 " é - 4 * - . + ear . . —s , ? . . oom 6 . , a constructive nma- ‘erage the upper werent Mt Pz — Oe ah i by } “4 j the 1} per IN N POS nd, COMNSIS ins of tne ZOUEVES. ested gro PS. with re yrese ita oe a , 43 te TIvD¢« ; ure nade for a 8 +} oir f ‘oe hata + ’ . . sy) s ‘ . > ’ . . " ' ’ | Ir’? 2 ’ vy! " just as easy to praise ‘ ‘ j i ri + bei ~ Soe i ‘ ‘7 i - 73 cf) « ,% ] 4 cf,’ irs (ir i ang | vo 11d sdavans e. ;ee [cy the rient domic iled tr t} ia eapit . 4 = : qrirji¢ ih te i? er hit ‘ . j ; ! } 1 @togive a word of encourage- . 5} strearns la} j > Vv res nt Oil Co vhich oc- and stand fast. Through the open- Congressmen without abatere 1 um taares vesterday, the ' be ~ : f . ——— EEE ee en . . e . os , ‘ , i . ¢ ’ 7 ee ’ ect is. us formed, a third column.! are importuned, cajole i and tireat- v3 er praising the hardy 2 7 ,r rwirn ,* | P 4 | nt as it is to condeinn. met ORLA: | ion sen ; oe ( | he true aim of all education, | 0° Pret winoows nave | floor Fomine Commercial | Survivors Pile Down Beeee Gaaerwing Wounded |;..'0.; cient us to Sker een eee ‘vinn immigrants, who my opinion, is social efficiency, | T&4° the interior of 1] build- (street. A dozen 1i1 f water we: S O' p yl 5 its way straight up to Sker inter- je:ter, conference and interviews ped deve.op the Northwest, held % P i 4 . “ he ‘e the etock ;9 a : Aisonrt } . 4 ’ roy? .¢ . yy ° mediarvy. : f t} : ie 1; i] _ i} ‘ mare ‘en ‘ . “4 4 melting pot as an Mat efficiency that ts recognized re ft stoc] iis and, dit Lo fi rend A R ] f Pp K k 2 In one of the five daily mails thé ffi Cs ia en 4 aa tar ‘ PT . , 3 ' bee . ‘ fter e 1e arty noc Ss ntrance ‘The writer saton a grassy knol] ‘ , co = 4 ‘7 i vor d hong all people. that maintains a i* Ans Wa vurning ‘tiercest. bulidit iwhen it tl oat a 00 nlite ——- = reach each Senator's office mY ia. ince of powér between indlvid- While four automobiles parked ened ‘'o spread | the five-story Into Blockhouse ‘Outside the camp from which he! delivery brought to one Senator ity and co-operation . . ° Pad he ‘ “ot! _* ; a ene Dead ’ , ’ r) @ I « and society: thar inciudes al) directly across from the turnir a4 } rick hy 1] 1} MOE? ‘ad lek the 1] ad lad an exceiien View Bu tiie 106% letters vl ie scale of thie ; v aity . ‘ * ‘ ae 4 . ; ' a) : as . wu nile . 1 + wes infe me . ‘+h TY — 9 » f g00d in the other aims and ex-|UHding were damaged by heat hole country was infested : ’ 4 , y . | . " ; : } . r Oar nr " ; a | > (sre WOT it ; ' "4 ‘ M places a relian on the m ker |a block away also suffered 4d 2 rqaugeh the hire ‘loo wall an By PAUL SCOTT MOWRER. |} Would have been lud: US i the corresponden to take refuge ,, ere number of laws enacted vetre asked f am con- ee f r N tl pe : Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch | circumstances. behind a stone wall, where the! sttempted, but also In the charac- ‘'"C®@ “iat our national stor; ep itacner of all goo 1ings: that wen? , — Ss oa , =" | mieh? « aeites nn) Smetel a os +} fire engines. In instances. the ne | image . on) and bhuild- and the Chicago Daily News. Where did vou come from?” ». | Colonel stood with his glasses glued ter of the proposals Sound «cc: ibid somewhat help to guide -enable us in times of trouble : ah , opyright, 1925.) manded the sentry (on Sker’ = Intermediary. fire - mankind toward such a goal.” exclaim with the prophet of old: |&'™© crews turned aside to spray ! is estima‘ed at about ¢ : sane iti aa cee gp eg Bee : nomic consideration is thrown hollow; Lord gi -} h I 4 te , the tops of these cars with } hile 1e day z toc] aie ; ee, ae ee ‘Sker ntermediars answered burned brightly for an instan t the winds Public eppeal for po ovowing the President, Seere- Lore veth, the Lord taketh § ~ ' sa mee 7 . Saree ei o , ' , ay ‘ , ie fur r¢ Then ; ave : ne — Lary an ¢ ’ Y a 4b +} ze . run from thair engines , . 4 ir “~ . A i + | . 1} | vt T) P ‘ | : . lz ‘ apt Li : hoy Hy, Wi a ¢ en le d ne,ore oft! post Then a ¢ { ket litie 1 favor is e: 3 ay ed , Ke] OK in an address told his y. Psse e the name of the we pone Rss geet Fepadypete sc ' ' ; aro ' blr Led ‘ hy Poe: | ? — neighbors that th 1+ ow wae niaeea at £15 000 rare aes eee ee , " nein he Colonel. His story was and blossomed into white , ra (hat the principles of th- A Lesson for Citizens. i7.2 Wa pidced a $ od! ‘ ' ton ' " , . wal ; ory wea as . (‘onstltution were bein ‘ lted ee aes ; e. . ce" oul ‘OWS. . clan kKvery proposal ts given the ! 4... wines es KE aseatitec : } 4 . " | ‘ i ‘ ; * i ia ia . " . . re ; 4 ran at , . n 7 PLANE WINS IN GERMANY Sk¢ . under fire at close range of Asked for Help. politica! bias The eonsideration - be 4 7 advocating over tains srrt hh _. ee jve ot 4 ‘lie » i , sa°} } 7 atitats . 7 ‘ mntoana kh! . s ¢ ‘ P ‘ . — , Results f Plight Competition HOGER de Intenahbie The day previous at 3 f he rhe Riffians were mak-) ultimate effect of thy measure ef ‘ , sUtution of class tyranny, and by a considerable body of our citi- © Bhed, because there is much left | zens who in the name of liberty ! YOu to do in life's great sc! zen must come to on June Th : ; and ref ‘ : at school th 2iffian : A :, ana Frelorms are impatie of ; 3 . +} + 1, tea, ~~ % — 2 es yee . 2 , . : +. ; ‘ the Riffian lines to Sker In erme- Skillful Funners put several sal- vote upon the people : ‘ ; lent m the perience. If your education ,'%4t tne city cannot be expecte: OU Oo imi its 5S : : Jun: Via Parts, diary, which was reached it} | ry constitutional restrictions and by wis : ‘ . . ° = aa , I 2 ] i « . a 7 ot . | . rroe . " lo » as vou to be! hat o nusxt Provide a public garage oui of its aby plane, was } 6 . wen | vos at the very fo of the post Phe demands of the people for insidious approuches ; Oo belleve that you must : - Ine Cn? “4 . slight losses Survivors f both thre i] '™} cri , f ' : , . s approaches and attacks ~ . ‘* ** : . . : a at : ‘4 . / . “0 ’ 4 ‘ ‘ ( LS, I } ‘= fF * ay > ? 4 ie ‘ avors c*e°aere ‘) : ’ ‘fue - exert yourself in any way | #treets. All public streets, and r last ecireu teats | . oe ee ey. ene Ree er ee Hing to Senator Fess. would destroy these guarantees of . = int eatin ates lou Barrisons were waiting at Sker In- tack was broken and 4g starless have brought about an increasing , , Ft ’ fever to help others or to help Particulars termediary : Ee asing personal Uberty ) Taonat Pla- L¢é ry} liar’ In he relie* ed. lhe rocket at Nhke« ’ Intern ed arv an- acti ity or the part afr the deina ‘ I A 4 st t t ‘ u a nN t let ] ° ‘nat Vo Ot ) e 5 { » a’ tj} ’ . - ‘* » g bs . hreoas: } +7 . ; 4 . S id “¢ ? F t} 23%. "7 t? ii ' ‘f ° ss ng condition,” conimented Director of ™ : eee ee : ne : ee gan to appear. One circled over | the writer dy hea broad hill cov- " a se ee . ue | a this country by foreign taliu- mae Could swing six pound Public Welfare Salishury “If the y] witn his ser piat I amy , (0 £0 | Astar Mountain ton to give cheer ered with olive recs Hevond that Ooureaus with their hordes of em ence ’ ; : } - 2 ‘ ™ ; i “pee mn ; ‘ a , ' . é . at vi . ; dumbhe}l! Fire Department could have raised ePQuiPp- tn the legionnatres who had passed was another hit] mw with ripen pics es and piiing up the burdens Repeatedly Cheered. : * . iid i 4 si ‘ i ; hié¢ an? . : ‘ . ‘ ’ eal teak . ’ +? a leh ’ ’ a7 ] ri eS Into colun ns ‘ tor hs + % ' Tv) sf = 2 fy? thus A hw > } f c c ‘| ’ , 1) 7 . » J " ' _¢ y ‘sa ° e could fencer and she could | its aertals. if eayuld have foug . Li ] rs | \l . a a x ; ri bad night nere Others were ing whe a He, g at arose , e Ot taxa evry oO suppor, rhe arm mt | ee erday 5 exercises were tn box fire with double its efficiency a . oo ng like hawks. | Tough bare slopes and gullies of , office holders scenes where three years ago Mr could sie com ATS ae very, very nit Mbeeting and tor of Baeu: er . y]te +) 7 ) Be was for re - geare hing for Piffi'fan men ond Sker “Mountain itself The olive at is “ pe rtinent to inquire. he Coolldge. as Vire President sought And clamber amonest tlhe rocks: | must he remedied.”’ rrand agrwrecate. ma Sker and Sker trenches groves below became sudder ly ali conciuded ‘whether the mania for to address A diate Mair crowd. On ‘ : s; The second was for One plan, far — the north with French troons The writer jegisiation has not already become that occasion. *he Was interrupted could golf fr ; » ; + a Y- es P +3, en FF | om morn til] eve- Director Brooks said the Traffic te ning : ; WHITE SLAVE PACT RATIFIED he and abandonment dropped four bombs on a band of saw scouts running ahead fromthe serious problern in American by a part of his audience who . ‘ Ty) | ENS > & enter ay he ha the e- tand accurate ly tail jstreet 41 et bandonm of the Astar post the scouts were trampling furrows NO ACTION ON SUSP lON epectful attention of a vaat aéenn RT" . ' ’ r i a ‘ - , ‘ . . 5 | th >> ar ~ —_ ‘ te she Wasn’ very efronc’ said reports of the fire vesterday, TORTO June & ce wikiists ton. Sets gee a: ae Sa lf yr) sped ba Soe faa + — ‘ “ bh *” sO . - - and the retur: la0-legpied overhead the aviator ida ifles began to crackle and machine | State gnway mmission Lacks peatedly he was cheered and ap- : ; 7. or & ~ ‘ 7 “ 4 “ Y) a } e *. . - ‘ + 4 eae s hiv! niv vorur co of ng . em ors. rig + nd other Perf ecto features eres, but willing to use sult of traffic congestion and © 132) vith two Ome i- passed the night there Raters tha . fluttering streamer. a mea in ne : : Q | 4s tae eee ie ae Nts for \e ¢ fire 1A . attentio , _— ty The first reservation is t . Sage. NOW the Zovaves were beginnins , Bpec’@i to the Peet-iisnate Sine ie tt the speaker’ orrectness. Th , the benefit of man: pire woul fo = S " : - _ ' ; ‘ , D sae " . m ‘ nat operacior COU ) HDeLiNn it Was Neces- Sker the aviat } : erit¢tar ‘nr nivot tm the rou‘e Ir 1H sya! TE FPrERSON CITY Inne Q Presiden’ lk r 7 7 stand the © socially efficient ind!- suggestion at Thursday's meeting: all mandate islands and territories) ooo +, ascertain whether the Sker oe : thea ‘ ‘ res se Exe a ere | nde ‘tiene 171, btn my opinion, must show! of the council! 3. to be excl d from the proto-| .nd Ske intermediars posts ‘il F was blackened and empty. its can- utes they had scaled the low ridge The State Highway Commission to- Were covered with dust, whipped ‘ . I UT as atit ener ey TT { z , > ae. T snd +3. ‘ a &@ ‘ , o. - ‘ ‘ Pirit of helpfulness, the The fire. the first large fire fo i; the second hat th , holding , If no the _ aa pone. but Sker Intermediary and lay in lines and clusters, firing day took no action on Chairman (‘Ote the stands by the wind but mt . I Sr. { A > er « ; . ; ‘ : T) ig iT TI j } ® I age dine sae " : a . . rw nHtiatie a ° ee, ‘ ‘ " . " ’ fan spirit that. was shown by! te combatted since Chief Alt! re- | mentioned in th BOL Siimes & ‘ance would he useless was still occupied and its machine off across the mountainside rhey Theodore Gary's recent suspension bis face was wreathed with «a . K nit 5a while on this earth.) cently took the position, was de- Years ; : Posts Half a Mile Apart. . > yrrTr 7 y ; . ls \ = nin all his precept and | scribed by him as ‘one of the nas- | fOr™! rhese two posts lay half a mile! - . . “y _ : r . P Udet plane se com ovements ere 'O wheeling and turn! ‘ rey, guns firing. That settled it: the had reached their objective rhe of Secretary Edwin H. Austin, for smile as he bowed acknowledg- boy's story was confirmed. Senegalese met more resistance alleged infraction of the law regu- ment to the ¢heers of the crowd. ‘ ; . — tn cartes ls : , Neckwear tie om giad that we have | tiest and stubbornest” he ever en- : Howe Heeds Gray Motor Co. apart on the dim ridge three miles The Colonel gave an order A _ peg gy tae ee ie But red popes gg of pcm to the att a eee erush of men, ‘ at are not afraid in countered. Of undetermined origin, ty the ASs ated Press Away across Broken Valley. The bugle biew the joyous notes For. ‘ eg es a ad — : Pie aL departime nt. pseerme there was not me = “ hildren who wanted $2 Value at . a times to include in ii was discovered about 12:40 p. m DETROTY . . June 9% fate of 1 little garrison on Astar Ward, and the French batteries rate oF et es i 4 er: ne (Heir Skir- a querem oe wetting. membe rs of ie a ¢ mpese of the President ‘ ni Cational efforts, that edue by passersby on the street, who no- Ernest M. Howe, British motor rior to the retaking of Astar post opened fire, shaking the whole pla- — a ee 3. ee ee _ a0 penegente? oe eel Se og gpa os Ge oe on we: call Christian edu- ‘tieed smoke and flames on the séc- transportation expert, yesterday) by legionnaires had aroused con- 'teau. Bursting shells began to The third column now passed | General has rendered an opinion to| grounds that 39 persons fainted or gee among the olive trees, hastened , Austin exonerating him. Gary said, were injured. none seriously. ll 5s 6) ry. mh) because : : mm & 1 ¢ “yiee ° crow f semok ravine ; : | we are as we ars f the employes were Was .¢! i president of the Gray siderable apprehension regarding | SPurt geysers OF smoke in ravines : ; $ ise) 4 ond floor. All the employes ies vd S the across the wheat of the second hil! | he had not rescinded the suspen- For more than an hour Mr. and <4 % and , | irple < Usefulness, success and a faw . Motor Corporation rhe other new the situation of the ty Ske t where airplanes had signalled P “ iN . t unch, exce t 2 TeV at Wo! kK s ‘ ry ada ‘ : ss ‘ 44 oa at ) i ine 40 ? cer posts é ‘ ‘ on . - : wn 2 , ifficers are Henry W. Burritt, vice About 6 o'clock in the morning . presence of Riffians. A hot fusil- and soon was to be seen climbing | sion Mrs. Coolidge shook hands with ) t the camp's edge saw a/lade crackled up from Astar vil- the steep trai] toward Sker Inter-| The members present were Gary, citisens of this section at the reeap- 3 abe , lage where four companies of Al- mediary. All of these movements | and James R. Davis of Nevada, tion In the State House. Although ing RE HAUTE Ind., J © dawntown workers at. the lunch include Henry Melville of New Presently uphill came a barehead- | serians were protecting the French wre acanmpenlen with remark- gprs sale of some office furniture | it was planned for the reception to and ‘ancy figures —- featur ; k ‘ , nd., une ¢. _down own : Y or] Howe was former! presi- ed French soldier boy His + ve. left and rear from a strong enemy able artillery support to the Highway Department resuit.| close at § o'clock, Mr. Coolidge mimer coiors Main Filoot He carla a @ private in-| hour, who crowded in erceage ene K | tiie of +t} ripe lrsck tl Omnit us nate were i lis idk inca aa if s me Ey (war party. The smoke of hand Thrilling Moment. ‘ed in suspension of Austin. The) permitted the line to continue for ’ tity arbon, Ind., east of the fire lines. Those who got clon: ( f ¢) a Meads g —_ sila astonishment Hix coat amd | grenades was visible around Astar lt was a thrilling moment when / latter approved a contract for pur-| 15 minutes longer Several theou- a | oP gags : : ws See : The | post the first French soldiers appeared ' chase of some desks and tables' sand were unable to meet him in | The French manuever was thus, Continued on Page 14, from Davis, the low bidder. this time. - ‘Nes de e . a< * pend upon such educa on the first floor. i RM Cro sresident and treasurer, and B. i a sentry a Men's Gropper Knit Neckties, i] Sa | Attracts Big Lunch Hour Crowd = pres’ saad pgp ommentrs | irl ae eng ' . ‘a é large assortment of stripes 4 Tr Indiana Bank Holdup. The blaze attracted thousands of Schultz, secretary} The irectors hand wave to him from the bushes | rz ASSOrTriMn «ti : rah wae held up by three men enough® frequently “ere forced | poration and | : 7 afternoon and robbed of! back by the huge billows of black | of the Bervice Bus Corporation in trousers were torn to shreds se | Lit ecla presented from belind smoke, alternating with waves cf ve" :
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LE TT IE EE I TE TU a > ca - ss ST. LOULS POST-DISPATCH, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE SP Mat ag cpa ee :, , :; 7 ‘ eir ’ with considerable success. ) however, their, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MR. COOLIDGE'S VISION. : ; — ES gee — : peace-time habits aré better understood and bette! . o— | oe ms . ~e . ' . ’ ~ : ae “ -— ~ 4... . ~~ . : A ' e “1 . . a ela ae ae - ple from the controlled. War remains as the germ’s one Dig | Wai ge EE F , i Nest SHE aio , soe ; - 79 1872 bh soples of the earth taking example f1 he | ee ae “ is tae . : ee ees Dec. 12, 1878. the peoples of the earth into accord and |“7#2ce for a killing. Published by the Pulitzer Publishing melting pot of America and coming into accord an , ¥ 7 > a “ | oe ' Company, Twelfth Boulevard co-operation interests and ideals. _— 4; ll be at all Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER President Coolidge saw a vision yesterday. He saw The action of the international arms conference ‘ at Geneva notwithstanding, the germ Wii! and Olive Street. rt ge said at the Scandinavian E ; 5 ~ or 1 Petes Re. enter hehe Oe Ranges oe rs fT} ~ Ir " lid ‘ ; “ Tie J is true, as Mr. Cooiic RNS , future wars plying his trade as usual. The aily of no )' Cel +4 any forebodings an: - > \4e% gageoonall foe Ot Ail Mala hata, ' aU . THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT rophecies of disas ver our experiment of min- : FORM. ee ene : a pe utlaw the germ is to outlaw war. nationalities and biending g diverse races nati we have had - TL ce ne nae aap pide jepelie tt ee obget bmw ———___—_—__oo—___—---——- THE INCREASING ONENESS OF MISSOURI. Lis »ard Dauntless Forrest - respard Murgatrord - , at I know that my retirement will make no difference in its cardinal principles, thay it will always fight extraordinary success : Ses | ‘ompleti nd dedicat! f the free bri cross for progress an4@ reform, never tal. races in common loyaity. have the differ- Completion and dedication of th ig : : , ; — Sa — >: ‘4 Tx " | mar ? ) erate injustice or —r- ee ent races lived in peace ut different states and the Missouri Rive! ll for more than fight dcma ues of a parties, ? ; P : — | ene : i. rity, always Governments have worked itn accord with one central! casua: never belong to any party, ne —_ elations and center sti unific issouri. The oneness oppose privileged classes and pu blic Government having in charge foreign re:acions ana Ks tae ih ; wes plundcrers, never lack sympathy eommon interstate interests) We have blended into with the poor, always remain de- ‘tion many peoples and many governments. ally, is emphasized thereby. ” voted to the public welfare, never be =a Sace, gages, pe : Marte ' erely printing news. ‘ : ! y ee wan Ake le endent: r 1; races nor ;j d Southern Missouri seemed—and acted— Panda always be drastically tndep . nr -.. = 7 amkehinrall problem ef "ntil years. comparatively recent, Northern Mis- — | wantwend ~A hae » } +s , > - Vr = " +o} % a tle , +h heen marvelous. and. in Stream essential ruggedness prevails. North of World War. where we Big Muddy comparative smoothness predominate ict, the loyalty exhibited The topographical divergence has been assumed, with | ! Desmond Murgatroyd — nw citisen: .o had come to us from Europe, and the 2° sound basis of fact, to apply also to the inhabi- ae oe liber? pein. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE | endants of other earlier immigrants, despite kin- ‘ants of the two regions. ao asa Leonard BS nd address of the author |dred ties and str mpathies with peoples against, ‘Now the South Missourian and the North Missourt- | : 2 : | ‘Roland Rap a ' : net wet i wht; 1s amazing and unprece 22 may get together more conveniently qd deco e 7 : ir RF Murgatroye . } ; ; , : : tL terrma acquainted with each other. h onraa ee ™~ \ vw The name -as anirihbulfion. must accomp ae Pag An TF OW! sf i 4 PU os! ) : : “Om nliatec Vuartet + higekhewaw rence: ' . — ‘ ; an i . : ° hk, = or stele h' ' ” usive.? that peopies of vari- , mrt eles a gual! P| of .ree Dig ow ay ci . . 7 3% RY RICHARD a ; -_ m the slugfish stream This is good ground for mu CONCESS an ‘ feasiona tual congratulation between the two nat: ; to speculate on a Ctopia of H. G. Wells, iiffering civilizations and nt tindouh I+ Bu u idoubdted!]s he Freeholders. the possibilitie yperation among the so-called f Europe, for an reminiscence Fr Amanr.- —.. | aac > . iVilia@is e a@iiti acven ui ¢ wedding months A Problem for ¢ ¢ Post Mispa tea ivilized nations, particularly those o To the Eciior oi t : * + , a. hare reducec e vestais 7* the itutional amenaiie:ns. ‘association organize | rotec » common inter- e and terror of being der which 1! Treeholders Wii: ! et Bnd ommo als are very good to frame a scnen | NSONGSLA The idea : a European federatic is not by any ; " : , : Ps ii ré€i.e€i ss’ ° ° . c . 4 : . z : Louis and > — er he’. nade to St ee “ : sh > realization of that vision cannot be forced, but ble proportic : : : | tet work iteelf ; ) - step It is v a ie Missou -ountv’ and of ans r citie I bust se. ut : Dy st L Is ve aneretee ai ae + debt f the an ff, and unless rapid progress is nexed schoo. dis us re mot ase lim iO ff hatreds, fears and ) hich are tioned » 2 dis wth ng —, |now worki , ~ a ; co-opera St. Loulg lint: as ee ym. the fecerat! iil indefinitely post prov ~"a ton state of things ‘se Maybud, belle @who w so bew itching adore her, Dut . -* 4 correct that they propose tinder such ¢ circumstances does thert onen his masterpiece of Fiuddigore.” and to ma sretto Str Arthur Sulli nosed an inspired score of rial music. Prese ! i — ; 7 ’ : at the open-air ¢t have ; arin : > > =“ Pet , re » ' ; = ; . 3 7 Scena Setaieiaal ms: > onec. ~ r e| woe we Oe em ee me eo Oe ot & pe Re Me 8 ROw i OW 06 ef XK tem a MP! th Eee farm naramon? Asi} Bil ii by wes ro nm or } , - - ; . . ™ ° ’ ‘ as ua > ‘ ss i ‘ | LA i . 2 2 ; ; ._ . ~ >. 4 ~ "3 Me 5 ‘ 4 i j nd a } - : ~ 2 ol > ’ . a feat 7 PR. id Tigore affo . = ‘ é _— - . 4 ‘ ‘ . . J - " e ‘ , 2 ne Promotion Of peace and ic hole ~ = = a ye © —— _ , as ) : .st entrancing ep! j “areer of the Municl oe ‘ations is and af : er tatior there an’ way eo make +; on f r aq” le . Nations i= organized ang ; eeicts na’ —_ oe wna: 2 . ye ae , oo: Aas ' i. a. : ; : . The lords paramount of the school tax st. Louis has bee ‘ —— oe s : - — 0 — OE es | a gion are the Baronets of Rud er ‘ents mre ta | ; Ts “ . L as Ls ’ ’ Ji : id : ae gore The founder of the line 7) — bike : ' . . ecifly. = ‘ . - . . ’ ‘x- . ee | :' a the hb ' low n lh a : . : ’ an he | a - i PES r y. U : : ! Ss JU ra) | has rw ——- — Z stake. niaced a curse on his dyn 7m . ; t. Te tar r} — ss mee - ' Ves wae : . ‘ ; — . : , fae Anz : e y. grder tre specifications ter of the titie credit of these rritories is pledged ¢ all timu! ts” er: : M I VY U T . Pritt : t-Dispaicnh - ? ; . if ; 107 ah ik “3 : } CHU nheb ee j = : I e commit wf Cc the holders of t schoo! onds it tne ee practicai ' . if ' I il ' ; 7 rn - 3. Mf ADAM | P| BI IC ) } eom apres ne ? : . | — a | : . . : i Lil : 5 ‘nr ”™- eeeee . t mf ° ’ (rr @ se perish im | on the hundred . . Cepyr ght. 1875 inhabitants . S te -Ope a! . iit ie ae eee eee eee nooe cate, (t¥e lines of international accord. If the melting pot Jy, CAPR RU , MAKING TROUBLE IV a. %. diade tho See a secgen, will | sariboes ro! no Ls Cre decom elt! a me) fe . oe 7 ae , | P 4 2 ee rster ) 7 ‘ e next sprina a ae se a ene a ithe . r Ruthven Myrgatroyd gave junction with paying the mun! rid , Cai € , y an 7 “ j huse | nN oO p oT — ea or at he was dead disgw rate of St. Louis for city purposes | in to the Leazue of Ane . 9) ’ | be ee ' . ird treaty rights in the demands they & himself as Robin Oakappie, a you There are severa! provisions l ' : ; i 11D : 7 enera ane | | watched it 1 , : ~~ ‘ made upon Germany with respect iin farmer and eshifted’the burden general law for consolidating schoo! dis : Biss isos t] ‘octors—1 eae eee FS , 7 ) ) ) ee: irmament. If they have the ferce Gaia his younsrer brother. Despard. R tricts and allot! their respect on on an G0 u oil .. ver Man on een : | : , , ) tT lat | .will not only to compel Germany Sas in is In love with Rose, but ef ed debts. bur these do not f this cas earth t accom fits dvance | | ih oi eis pas ~ : Fe — tended é , 0 ern } ‘ to keep her t vented frem urging his suit by Sections 112°! an: 2 or forming visios = 1 devote his teadershin to the nar ss i" ear oe * whe t= | ed siete + re r the next few decades, € fata! » odesty. of the disaé@van sew @istrict out of two or more old dis-|ticination of the United Stat i A SLOGAN FOR THE FAINT OF HEART a vs iver ghenedtae ree ip Se anene ee ee ee = ae tricts, exciude . Ov ne Se sees : tae rae | | ) . But they must not expect = pa Se ae a 100.000 inhabit ) neutrals like the people of the United i ha —- — atric — aaa other sort of solidati cl BUSI actory 3 lation of i a |S Succi: eae _ me | , ; ole ‘o watch the proceedings with any aoneael ie addled eity district with mo han be |i s etn a taie Which is fit t in Ligh a! z me ? oo fe lar respect or admiration for the ne \ diffident natures the wors DG S6tS® éeunernineg St. Louis Coun | Peg | i ey a : v ind. ju sn tad told spirit which inspire them. This & —_ is clever can be, ty consolidation held void tis Bicitiie - sae alk ee ae . ‘ taiz policy of peace: its goa! fg not the ‘f ear’ romance the Supreme Court 254 4 MORE AND BIGGER PRISONS = —— Dt qinne i* ' iving i eo na | , ation of Europe. Its result can only , “ * and “ imp And it was held that an « , sf : w 3314 soners = 3 7 ) | | 7 stor : # , ee eee . ) -e mav be judged the American mind, an increase of they | mn 6 Baerga I aa i ee me sl se 8 _ ide, oe “a i nd the wait: = me a wee Id >e i so ; | | a a - - gers and insecurities of Eurepe. Fare a ; aves chance existing schoo? da str . hou? ne a Se 25 ' ; g OG 4 ot ft t : . , : —_ are ' n the allies are proposing. Gas coy. ‘ Man of Heart Santen there. 184 Me. 109 ic Lu ' tiiding was in planne r+) woe . : 3 : suf iii ined eae | : : he disarming of Germany te prevest ws; tid, ac aie eee To have the annexed territo: : ar Every inch of a7 pac eu sa em dda Sf | wr : ae ar 7 n tied te ssion but the disarming of G ; gs onto i St. Louvis echoo! 4 bo eas “- RES Fae | sl =e I'm 2 , ts r ! ; : oie airmetin fy her prostrate. his nete @ poses, and out of it f: purpo eal Santen sagem na | ee — ' Tr Wa th | “ee ; , ors. 7 ise = wow tm — for as much as Pars, lid Lak | 2 : its eras ae i 10 in m4 , i = & : iSt¢ 12 , Za main indefinitely helpless in the endiess complications » — "Tete i, else the prison uid De sent t hen neetest wit yt ee eee aise : ‘ho aeeneiniin of : _— ned rfationalistic continent; that the attitude of suburha , If th fe case we hav pro! it x an | - | a ven ieesd x. leu he ¢ y well to educate th _ must be too weak to protect her yr @ proposal to | | ee Denk pen entnn with bent siditiiiniias : : rigan fied ae N Se os nine and that Germany must consent te te6= i eentitienn Th stg 2 rag , tii one had -plaved a cx seins ae ss . , IG oR ET ae A ‘lary bridge between France and ti for the Freeho : ALRERT 2 leas . fomter-Drother a a Mar-o'-cars man. who la a Pe of Sear He always obeve the tates of that organ. eo that he righ'ecus sentimental grounds wWeoing Pose May>ud in his owen half netead of that of his f ot a. : Neos tS ee : D j to de and ‘or >etrayving him as the lament utior taiy i bh ‘lare th , . ie = : bea” aoa entente. The note requires Germany == aot , Tederal veritentiar’ , : | | : : Bi Baronet of Ruddigore. Tt 3 ederal ries e ik - | | ! arm not only internationally, det , ; ra . . i e 2 . , . . ; -_ . . ‘ . ; - — a e s a tus in ae + "ed that robin a broet mn the meanwh : “ rr . | d to accept sta Best | ae ae a4 are | \ ‘ " ; ‘ . : . : . ‘ : ; y | * 4 : ~ + , | . . ne . os . De«- . re an al : | reer as A seiaaaal Sepsis ers | peoeed : ok oe ie ) TR 2 ag Peis is aenlh are } » may think that ts the way @ == Nella aoe” ane ! . ntenanted ee hibition i | R oe | : : ie : bee : themselves secure There are ‘. tae * , ; sf th village R ' A Phe : om , o4 " : } = te! Iu. th lined in e bidde e aw iin ctiiaia a | you have multiplied the chances ef to the fact that the » and pro a x iM-per-cent 5 fron | " é , , : ) , are few who weet sive advance of St | . 41 } | ts . oa i i stat 5 ain bis this policy of dtsarming the anesubeus al measure of their welfare’ wed in { 1A@s -" non decer vier Pe eee ™ , ; : a bm : an wtil require enormous 4 _ : appear to upbraid hf Is it possible tha , re — ity Prisons cannot weked | ™ rs aoe - P : ; m France: that the attempt te keep © : _ e- ian Saatianann' on epirit expressed by some x © i : ee i | sails a - | ; . Rpapee i rs 2 ‘ the number of semi-military police ; : ; oe ie pleads in won members of the Roard of . om: ' ; a was ; . : er suit ROE ae ca : Ree PPE DAT 3 ‘ust that many more French treeps | - ee saat phys Se — iat ; ae . Ihe i'd : ie ' ely suns and other paraphernalia. } iere ’ e« the E@iter of 7 ect vith Salk se resources of n a wild travest; ade a false income tax eae — j , everybody does tha. f St I uUis 4 ‘ rT! @? — *" os > , “ rt i -_ . , | : wii? + KHelleve "hat the - sendin’ | at a8 ; : War ‘h’s Last 1 . ‘a Som P rged a will—his own: * a oat| nor egquits te? . . = 2“ noete renders discussien o — = 4imin — 4 > . , 7 , ‘ . _ . rs : nherit ac ie acon — as tied thease’ ame enefite A WARM WEATHER ATTRACTION ee EDS : | 3 : eaningless. and few whe would Be aa t that he has murd “7 \ \@ enumerated ‘ . My _— ; : . ‘ . Mirryrt ees .- the Aritti *» empire, : . : ' ma’ : ie . . , ee ; —_ : ; , ar . Petlse} ; 2 ordered to abdur munities. except . . > he , eer ty . "hirag: by an - ; . : ic } Nat : > a oo t “er “a *. and to spur > r ‘er “HOrmyrytnr * ° ris . . ‘ — . ‘* ™ : m ; - : ‘ : “i - - imnat - rie > he ; ’ Y grea 7 = ai al — 4 nnmatura: and unstable forebears give hi » ———-~S—i(it~S:S as well demand ' : . cal fai) ! -e a | 2 " ey ay , , ) " ; oe | ‘ aii — te = 7 ‘ne torments: im sel? ition te tte tine and ante | ‘ _ 56 | : : e ado | bees m8 ss 3 | NEW MARK SET FOR NEW " iid he 4isober Unies# county freeho'ders aoproach °> fow , no ee —* ae 2eTs renuid sare Tape ; es git wok - = — , FRIDA KIRSHWEY in National a \ Gilhertian SytHlogiem. question of city expansion with rhe bread . , , | ihinesas : Bes . [0 the { and te? mshi Sa te 4 | . . ie : ze TALKED recently to a -rotesser of : s rtsis, Ste Ruthven hh: vision of a@ city and county commu s sian . areUumen' - u npan ? uid we) fos saa We f~ | pitt ; | nomics whe for 29 years BR nepiration 7 logtec one and frdiwi«th e th “terre? and gen eiita As i= ’ I eee } «rent 2» rm iet Winn = te z ) & | : } c : | “on | p 18 | | - : on Ou ? Ing women nm at — ‘our — f . cloved with sinning, eric tn character, the future of a greater perhaps a” expect arc t present i | oa ee WALES ero > oy otllagagall Inivervities. He was vehement loamy , refusing to commit St. Leuls ts not en ouraging on! — ) : la ) of the lepherd tr: aibinee 7 ' , : ve a sa : wis rs Nice girls. he said. “S : me Such a refusal COMMUNTTY PRI seems ft: uh Rose | | , an at ; , : : , > ; ; tnem,. turned out every year by eran - © the suicide. But — shout heilnin ve — . ) . : resent te . Shia" ovtiet: no tic AB 1s college—thousands of nice mage ; mn declining te ¢€ Too Easily Discouraged eee , amin , oe ee, its ads a “s ale - s a eas : | ere were 5.000.900 the good Lert Wa oe. they actually Tr the Fditer of the — THE “OUTLAWED” GERM " . 3 4.aq yos!t ve a nickel for the tet. © * 4 : - Therefore thev in I READ with | Tt . , ‘annvy-or | ug, the germ re can curse they are not 6ull oF & = ’ . * the Heme of get “Modern Gir! whic red in: ' i , . ; D : ~ : most of them are bright and ¢ ” ; a die at ail “Letters From . , tose : ‘rm, and gargantuan ! haw sgl aig er we —thoroughly nice giris.” He 2 any alve. Thi ttt tae -¢ the window at the campus, emp? == >. ee Bh the com fight when she says the . ) his mind built a new colleg B. i _ » et te @ rages of teday has ne chance = So a with ‘onstr Vt . wo , , + | | ) ele tir si c ae . igh would attract hungry. customs wid i is tibrere reapectabie man or be gentlemen 0 nean that ? . = : * ss : a : | be ' | ene : a OB . ) delighted by knowledge. It e ; dino z . a chance because he ts not a sheik um th. , : iz et e be . | everything else to the needs @ & ne ofd sanguinary Peen laughed at and t lee tioned” «by the gir's) because | eT , x UK hy lisease big * entire induige itn the so-called modern ¢ . eTr‘Ta ha ” tated under ' ianner ‘ hy ot 2 oT fain ‘a he< ated ts xhen i ' wemen who were mentally alive. f : | ich flourteh on the ; ' not repelled by the terrors of : | "e Thames in the whole equipment and the time and @ | “athe wicked robieman, TWENTY-THREE AND NOT A SHEIK mill off plagues and Diack deaths of their own | ners.
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a —— _ > —, ~~" a © ; Seal Se 2M, ~ li ee : & a e 7 «~ vs ag - ~ - a eS - ° .-\y Pye ~ [sir Desmond Murgatroyd— ‘ MIRROR oa. LIC OPINION} ee ee ee NG TROUBLE IN EUROPWP. P New York World. BLY the allies are within thet rights in the demands they ha n Germany with respect to dit If they have the force andt bniy to compe! Germany to acc S now but to keep her terms & the next few decades, they ahead yY must not expect disinterest ke the people of the United State the proceedings with any particu or admiration for the policy am ch inspire them. This is not peace. its goa! is not the reconcil Urope. Its result can only be, t an mind. an increase of the dat insecurities of Europe. For what are proposing. quite clearly, is ne ing of Germany to prevent but the disarming of Germany prostrate. This note is inspl ench view that Germany must finitely helpless in the midst of lonalistic continent; that Germany Oo weak to protect her frontle Germany must.consent to be a mi ge between France and the litt he note requires Germany to 4 only internationally, but to accept a status in the ie that of Egypt or Morocco Ay think that is the way to make S secure. There are very fe 8s who won't think that, when ys he deepest sensibilities and aro undest fears of a proud neighbe multiplied the chances of troubd re few who won't belie’ : is policy of disarming | HM require enormous armamems ; that the atte:npt to keep do r of semi-milltary police meam™ many more French troops 8” other paraphernalia There 4h Will not believe that the policygs renders discussion of security pa . ess. and few who would not es if the British empire, especiall¥ Nions. were willing to underwritt nnatural and unstable regime. wor P MARK SET FOR NEW GIRLS. IRSHWEY in National. SD recently to a professor of ec? years has taught four colleges who for 29 9men in at least er. He was vehement and desp jee girls. he said, “thousands ned out every year by every are ——thousands of nice girls—and i e 5.000.000 the good Lord wouldnt icke! for ,the lot . » se ey are not dul! or frivolous; 1% them are bright and conscientious hiy nice girls.” He looked out 4 Ow at the campus, empty now, af h bullt a new college—one whi Tract hungry. curious minds, min A by knowledge It would give up : elise to the needs of you" ho were mentally alive, who ¥ led by the terrors of thought. uipment and the time and lear chers would be at the service ns >. © * No student we gd by her personality or paren or even by her willingness to ~ to the life of the institution. ot be expected to contribute; expected to masp and consume greater her avidity the better 1% . Her manners might be roves hes neglected, as long as her mi Bclion and power, ' m™ half instead of that of his friend, ® 8nd for betraving him as the right- | doinest® TrESDAYT. JUNE 2, 1925 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alonz2 has 67,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTR other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 15 —— a —E———_ | j i i _— Systematic Theology Is the Study illinois in Which She Has Specialized at Northwestern, By the Associated Press EVANSTON, I)., June 9 first MOTHER OF FIVE TO GET ADVANCED COLLEGE DEGREE “Ryddigore, ~ Marvel ot Writ and Music, Has Artful and The woman. so far as js Known Charming Production. here, to take an advanced univer- sity degree for work in systematic THE CAST, Robin Oakapple John E. Richard Dauntiess Forrest Arts at Northwestern Gir Despard Murgatroyd-—- ‘ ‘ William J. MeCarthy 15 Mrs. Yvonne daArle Bernice Mersho: who half Cunninghgn zZorah Clara Schiief Ruth _. ..Marite Sir Rupert Murgatrovad Randall Murgatroyvd— Jules Sir Lione! Murgatro‘ d-— 2ohert Murgatroyd Arthur theology, will the award of Master of University, receive Young liuff June She is ' Rose Ma’ bud Mad Margaret... Dame Hannal Camflla ston, has just completed two and «a years of work in the- Ology. Mrs. Melonald's was The Lenhardt é thesis hKe- master Fryer Concept of in Christlan Science Mrs. MeDonald work of five. Sir Jasper her univer head of a familv Waldeck did while ; Her husband died several Was ‘ sity Betta ears and while Sager | ° ting a education livndman | house and saw two of her daugh- ters married. Mrs. McDonald has | gaged Lovola lL niversity as a regular member of the faculty and this summer she extension English Conrad get- kept Sir she aR, higher she Tiobert Murgatroyvd— Leonard Berry Murgatroyd Roland Murgatroyd— Detmar Sir Gilbert been en- Mervin > by rapier will do literature Sir Roderic Poppen adieinnanons work in BY RICHARD L. STOKES. HE fishing village of Reder- T sins in Cornwall, according to !y th the veracious narrative of W. S CHICAGO, Gilbert, boasted the only endowed Gary, corps of professional bridesmaids Steel in existence. It was the duty of have these romantic damsels, under the ship in terms of the foundation, to assem- Church in bie each day in appropriate attire Methodist Episcopal Church so as to be in readiness should a Wheaton. I!]., the Judge's wedding chance to Six home, the Rev. E. C. Lumsden months without a_ single Wheaton church announced have reduced the vestals vesterday. Bishop F. DPD. impatience and terror of being dis-| Atjanta urged Gary to transfer his endowei that they rush about in @ membership either Gary, Ind., frenzy. screeching ‘Hall the bride- or to Wheaton, the Rev. Lumsden groom, hail the bride: at the very) said. and Gary chose the latter Jeast provocation place. Several vears ago Gary pre- This state of things is due to sented a $320.0090 church to the sweet Rose Maybud, belle of the wheaton congregation in honor of hamlet, who is so bewitching that, },;. parents. al) the swains adore her, but s0 Setim and correct that they are Missouri Road Conditions. ‘afraid to propose. Under such de- By Telerraph to the Post-Dispatch lectable circumstances does Mr. ““payjsas CITY—lear Gilbert open his masterpiece of hu- good. mor, ‘Ruddigore, and to match ST. JOSEPH—Clear: the libretto Sir Arthur Sullivan JOPLIN—Clear: roads composed an inspired score of face- SPRINGFIELD Clear: tious and pictorial music. Present- 00d ed last night at the open-air thea- JEFFERSON ter in Forest Park. before a large. ;,,, pudience, ‘“Ruddigore’ afforded COLUMBIA-—-Clear; roads ene of the most entrancing episodés VMOBERLY ; rouds in the career of the Municipal SEDALIA—~ “heater Association. HANNIBAI- Family Curse of the Ruddigorecs. The lords paramount of the re-. gion are the Baronets of Ruddi- | Poin gore. The founder of the line ¢m-| aT ploved leisure and his riches a in persecuting witches: and one of | its these termagants. writhing-at the stake, placed a curse on his dynas- ty. under the specifications of which each holder of the title was It is a pleasure testify compelled to commit one crime the executives of Municipal every day. or else perish in fright-| Theater Association ve given to ful torture this work a To evade the hereditary .doom,' equal to its Sir Ruthven Murgatroyd gave it) Parts might out that he was dead, disguised —in fact, himself as Rohin Oakapple, a young from farmer. and shifted the burden to’ exXistent—the ' his youncer brother. De spard RNob- Mr M ec ‘arthy In jis in love with Rose, but is pre- ‘yrics But nearly vented from urging his suit by his | acted with professional! finesse. fatal modesty. of the disadvantages proof of which was that the per- of which he is poignantly sensible: 'formers frequently brought out e My boy. vou may take it from points in the action which ane That of all the afflictions accurst | would not readily discover in With which a man’s saddled ine book And hampered and addled tion A diffident matures the worst Thouch clever as clever « A (Cri Tou must And hiow Or. trust mapa Vou Gary Transfers Church Letter. } ress June 9 f the | and their AssOciated —Elbert H nited States his family. mem ber- head o Corporation, transferred the Methodist New York to the First of occur. of nuptial such the to Leete of ‘ny roads o roads good good roads cTTy "lear: is good g£00d good roads good. roads rood an irreveren Witticism The hook i« oniv rorgeous for wit is and f literature. civilized polished but admirable subtle and couched CaS), tidious diction. An Admirable Production. his aSsS- ae the ha well-nizh the better sung ranged non of production merits. have been the wholly Some of vocalism delightful latter of who to the recited case every role ine me, read- the raced and vivacity It appeared D Arle struck trumpet tone tn her ent a! Maybud. | thoroughly wide-awake whom, Gilbert delighted lesque. The prima beautifully, was lovely to loak on, along with rare verv: an he Mise right chton of early romance and own exactiv the Impersonation stir it stump If ,our of Rose ha one of those demure but chanee \ Man of Heart. To his aid comes Richard Daunt- less, his foster-brother, a gallant! man-o'-war's man, who is a person | oheart. He always obeys the dic- | ang humor. Miss Mershon, as Mad ates of that organ, eo that he has) yrarparet. added one more t oe Ptighteous sentimental grounds for! allerv of delicately | if : » ¥Yooing Rose Mavbud in his own be- ni ets: a. — ew “st This libretto is course a re on the old sanguinary melo- 5 * Which flourish on the south of the Thames in the ‘80s “8s the wicked nobleman. ‘the | ble and impossibly Dine. the hero and his retainer. the hero's brother, and maiden, Who ha: fallen tion. Gilbert's af Via the Southern Route ALL EXPENSE TOURS $27 .§90 and up For 3 Weeks Reund Trig W rite for Tour Bookiet and ” Legends of Hawen”™ LOS ANGELES Steamship Co. “S50 Mereuette Bidg., Chicago” perfe "i , faithful | devoted the wronzed insane. in restiess humor | *d into scores other cor- | * 8Uch as sentimentality and | Titess 5 He ventures even to | Pe prod e British fleet, and “Suces a Union Jack to’! of ) “ABLEGRAM resterday from Eniscopal , bovhood ;len W The entire produc- | donna sang, 9 and acted with exquisite grace | a Villain of mel-/§ hia ' with : of the chorus were with | ey, that! iumph of simplicity and of fitness | } ' and | converted | Social Activities ——— Miss Medora returned home Fri- day from Foxcroft School in Vir- Zinia, where Miss Steedman is a student Mr. and Mrs. William N. Clag received Mrs. are was Mr. Lambert, spending their honeymoon abroad. They Riome after a of the chateau country of France and visits in Madrid and Seville, Spain. and the picturesque surrowWmding country. Ilater they and Varion who are now in tou r plan to spend some time in Switzer- land, and En- gland on the their the, Germany, Austria and wil) Perengeria Auc. 5. arrival in the will go to the Lambert sum- mer camp in Minocqua, Wis., for the remainder of the season. and Will occupy their apartment in Argyle place in the fall. Mrs. Lam- bert's parents Judge and On and her sister, Miss Kathleen. meet them at the pler and wiel re- the Fast for a their son, Campbell Ryan. in Phil- adelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Lambert several St. Louisans during They crossed with Cahill and Miss met Mrs. Eugene R. Cuendet and her dnaughters -in Paris While in Madrid they met Miss Elizabeth Robert | eling with her aunt fobert main in visit have met their travels.. James G Cahill and Mrs. Dent Nirs. 4957 guest cah }f Frank lLaciede avenue. has as her Ky. The visitor has been here days, and Mrs. Watts will ac- company her on her return trip Wednesday Mrs. Watts wil! be gone a fortnight. Miss Jane Thornton Jones Raymond avenue, a student Maryland College in Baltimore, Md has returned from Annapolis. where she spent “June Week.” Miss Jones will have as guest of at her next week Miss Irene (‘onaway of, | Charleston, W. Va.. 'uated at year. who was grad- Marvland (“‘ollege last Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Ad: Santa Ana, Cal... are registered at Hotel Statler. Mr. and Mrs. Adrien formerly lived heer on Linde!! bou- levard. Mrs. Harry Mr. and Lindsay White of Kansas City have sent out their Ruth Mary Noel, ’. Clark, son of A)- for the marriage of daughter, Miss and Cummings ‘' Clark Louis, Tuesday evening. June 30, in St. Andrew’s Episcopal! Church, Kansas City CayY ds of nue, St Mrs. William K. Hughes of 6329) and sai] Washington boulevard. her Jess Stevens, will June 13 on the Leviathan for Europe, to be gone all summer. Mrs. Hughes will join her son. attends the SOT). who sail for New York | l'nited States | Mrs. | (Neill Ryan of Windermere place, | wil) | with | ien of) 5524 Maple ave-. SE SS are tr tee ee —_ ~ POe aaa >. hn Cae A ene SS SE a a anes CEA Mrs. | Lenore | who is trav- | H. | Overton Watts Jr. of Mrs. James Smith of Padu- ' M | | gate avenue, will have as her guests. | this and Il] for | Kis} New York. M 4937 Wa) will their summer home at \ M forth and formerly of St Philpott iNew terr i bile ta Mrs. George Fox Steeiman of 34 Westmoreland idaughters, Medora. open their California gett Of 5115. lTAindell boule, ard and i their William WN. Jr.: and (“harles, will leave St. Louis June o ‘} TO GIVE LUNCHEON sons. Mrs. Bradford Shinkle of Port- land pilacc and her children will go to Harbor Point, Mich.. June °: open their summer home Mr. and Mrs. Shinkle will gai! July 25 to spend three weeks in London and! Paris. | ‘ry Mr. and Mrs. Donald Danforth of | the Warwick Court apartments are| expected home in two weeks from) a visit in Asheville, N. Cc. Edmunds of Tenox. |place has joined Mrs. Edmunds and their daughter, Miss Eugenie. Mrs: Edmunds has a house in Ox-) ford. and Miss Edmunds attended. Oxford University for atime. They. will return in July and wil! open | their house in Wequetonsing, Mich. | Sterling E. J. Lionberger Davis of Bren _ moor and his daughter, Miss Mar-' ‘ion, who was graduated. at Mary'| Institute Tuesday, will depart soon) for a short visit in Lake Louis and. Banff. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Johnson of 25 Portland place, will depart in July for their cottage at Harbor ' Point, Mich. Mrs. Joseph Feder of the West- _noreland apartments will depart | .oday for New York Mr. Feder | will join her in two weeks and. thev will remain until July 4. | SSCS GSO NB TELESIS SEER OEE LEELA SECA Say Site 0 Ia to Miss Harriett Tavitor., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Taylor of 5787 Kingsbury boulevard ll be host- ,ess at a bridge-luncheon at Mid- the} land Valley Country Club Friday | Mrs.| afternoon. June 12. There wil] be | ge\ en tables for cards. West-| Miss Ethel lona Beans 5528 : - Pershing avenue and Dr. Ralph Frances Hickman ot senton, ps > " to f Witten of San Fernando, Cal., were Miss Stroh wil! give a luncheon ; ; them June 12 | married Sunday afternoon at the ineieieaiaiaiaaanaion P wicctiae Third Baptist Church by the Rev Alford Porter. Miss Opal was bridesmaid and Frank groomsman. After the they left for the North, will spend a two weeks’ and then go to Califor- they wtll make their Kandeler Pheto MISS MARTHA STROH, STROH, who is daughter of Mr. and James EL. Stroh of 207 ISS o of week, Misses Martha Chenault | Henry | Gwill Witten ceremony <i School at Saltsbherg. rs. Albert W. Niedringhaus of Pershing avenue and her son . ye : where they Delafield Niedringhaus., honeymoon the of June for : ae ; .. nia where Red Gables. Mich ROMS + 4 Ais Baron MacDonnell Dead. By the Associated Press. LONDON, June Baron MacDonnell of Swinford died here today, aged 81. He was Undersecretary for Ireland from 11902 to 1908, when he was Sir Antony MacDonnell. Although an avowed home-ruler and an Irish- her | man, he failed to placate the Na- Misses Katherine anq/tionalists. He awarded a will depart in July to! peerage upon his retirement in rec- ) ‘ognition of his services to the home at San- Steedman and. British Government. lace depart last Vequetonsing r. and Mrs. William H of 17 Kingsbury place Mrs. Buckner of New Louis, and Gordon this city will land in , York June 15, after a Medi- anean cruise and an automo- tour of France and Spain Dan- Mr | York. 9—The first of place and was Barbara. Mrs In TeSpo nse to numerou quests arrangements have made for a One of Amencas distinguished Also the Assisted by the In Costume Songs Tienty of parking space From the City aviton road being City of Clayton in Clayton. turn court house Go 'wo North and South ‘The Mansion fou ing na) ‘ Mut te the street work east of the turn west to eouth again to torn To aroid south * \ Special Announcement 58 re been return engagement of PHILLIPS GORDON Nanists for Friday Night, Jane 12, 8:30 P. M. at The MANSION in DAVIS PLACE The public is invited. No charge. eity s popular artists th ANTON OCTETTE Three Crinoline Girls Seats f Davis Place—An Easy Drive unr one Di oni road entrance ~\ AA": "9 1 Ly Make It Your / ~ | Country Club for the Summer The MANSION in DAVIS PLACE Open From 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Vw i. aN 133 P, \ Get away from the heat—enjoy a beautiful home, with wide, cool verandas, a huge lawn and lots of shade—take the children and drive out today. \TANSION.’’ a wonderful interest- ing.old home overlooking a beautiful estate now under development as Davis Place. has been furnished and decorated for exhibition purposes by the Interior Decorating Studio teuggs Uanilawoort Patney Suite. a replica the famous ‘RHE a It eontains a ‘‘Strozzi of the dining-room furniture tn ‘“Strozzi’’ Palaee in Florence—a huge living room. with fireplace, which has been fur- nished complete with floorcovering, furni. ture, pictures, mirrors, all done according to the latest dictates of the decorator s art. built more than brilliant seucia! exhibition One wing of “The Mansion,’ 138 years ago, of many functions in the early days, is auW place for the vitra-rmodern in well paperings acene an When planning vour day or evening drive, in- clude “The Mansion.” Use this beautiful spot for your outings kat vour lunches on the lawn. Ample accommodations for ajl. Go out today. No mutter what real estate investments you make, you should set aside regularly an amount for your reserve fund. We offer for sale and recommend for that purpose, VIRST MORTGAGE 6% REAL LSTATL GOLD BONDS, from $50 to $1000. DAVIS REALTY CO. Ground Floor, 11th and Locust Streets Olive 6340. e or al ar re the hio " wie then Phone for Plat. GIFT OF $550,000 ment of the primary ' tion. ‘routing of 7 T0) VASSAR COLLEGE Donation of Woman to Be Used in Erecting Building for Euthenics Department. Special to the Poet-Disnatch POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y 9.—A gift of $550,000 to College by Mrs. John Wood Blod- gett of Grand Rapids, Mich., to be June Vassar ' used in the construction of a build- ing on the college campus for the purpose of housing the new division of euthenics was annvunced oy President MacCracken ut mencement exercises This today is the largest single gift to Vassar | since the founding of the college 64 years ago. President MacCracken said the exercises that the gift of Mrs. Minnie Cumnock Blodgett of class of ‘84 accords with the wigh of the founder, Matthew Vassar. expressed more than half a century | ago, that this college should recoz- | nize its mission as a college for women and that in addition to the. to the wide field of studies common both sexes in the culture of race, its curriculum should Opportunity for the fullest develop- interests of women in relation to parenthood and the family. The donor of the gift is a trustes of the college and an active sup- porter of several! nation-wide movements for the betterment o” public health and nursing educi- In a letter to the president and trustees of Vassar College, she wrote regarding this gift. ‘For many years my chief side my home has been in working with groups trying to solve com- munity problems relating to wom- en and children. During that time I have come increasingly to feel that women’s education must he thought through in modern terms if it is to effect deeply the oncom- ing generations. This means a re- its women's needs spiritually. tually, physically and and a correlation in the curriculum course. intella-- of scientific the com- |. Five hundred thou- | |sand dollars is to be used for con- | struction of the building and $50.,- | 000 for its perpetual endownmen*. | At | the | provide | its |race by securing the best external ‘influence and environmental condl- tions for the physical, mental and moral development of the tndivid- ual and for the maintenance of his health and vigor.”’ Steamship Movements. the Asgociated Presa, Satled. June 7, Adriatic, for knowledge and practical application.’ Kuthenics, as the word is applie 1 in the Vassar curriculum, is a ter:n used by Ellen H. Richards, a Vas- sar graduate and profesosr at the Massachusetts Institute of Tec nology. to express the betterment of living conditions, through scious endeavor, for the purpose vt securing more efficient human ings It is further defined by the Standard dictionary as “the science and art of improving the human rOoOn ' By flueenstown New York " Boulogne, June 6, Minnewasa, New York. bee im} if” mney PPI tit " Lape t et ye a Thea ba th. cg? ML bil Hee +! oT Yad i ae * » =e a da SONNENFELD'S 610 to 618 Washington Avenue tip ft pve i Hie Cults rit INTRODUCING The “Belmont” Pump A New Summer Arrival IN BLONDE KID $ 8: 50 IN PATENT KID interest out- | IN WHITE KID WITH SMART CONTRASTING TRIM Perfectly fitting and new in every detail of the “Belmont” is sure to please the woman who wears the new styles first. In blonde kid and white kid the styling accenting | politically | correct and easy box heel is used. The one in patent kid features the very popular Spanish spike heel. (Footwear Shop—First Floor.) ‘< ist? titi ith Pit | ’ ly ’ at) Pes MY TAT VMOLE SMH HPR SSSA LL GAA SEAGER Roser ad NOE TTA bee ee ’ aie ‘ ” ret hal ‘- MONG the earliest of United States flags, and once suggested for the national emblem, was one that bore the image of a rattlesnake with the warning, “Don’t tread on me.” @ The design of our present Stars and Stripes may be different, but its real meaning hasn't changed. It stands for vigilance, wis dom, security and independence. q If you haven't joined the huge army of Americans who stand for these same qualities in their own lives, take advantage now of the “Commerce” a ‘T Free Flag Offer for Flag Day, June 14th 5 Tart a“Commerce savings account before Flag Day with an initia] — of $10 or more, and receive, ab- solutely free, a beautiful United States flag — size, 3 by 5 feet; packed in a neat, easily carried box; and complete with holder, rope and jointed pole. @ Fly the national colors on Flag Day. and on the Fourth of July as your own symbo! of Americanism, and thrift. Start a “Commerce” sav ings account now while the free flag offer is still open STONE MOUNTAIN HALF-DULLARS — one free with each new $5.00 savings s account Stee tty heh Tanith instr alls litt. «teen ttt aan tee “ St ele ety. eae onan
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TUESDAY, DISE A re H alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINE ED - TUNE 9. 1983, -_ . eee ees ome | wre ee he ee ee oe oe +e ome cle ses rmesessasee ome 3 = ON ~:'S9ATCH 7 Daily POS I -1 meee oe Cee —= - La =e OTS FEHOLOE Wy : = iz mp, __Llean-Sweep Brooms | \ R City = ss ihese Brooms are all t fect amd are maa y | ate annal st os >? Viel Nadia g! ove. solid ash . ae Changes Cannot Be Made. Hair Stops Coming Out _ a te tte te te Te Tae ae | | In answer toa letter from Maro! ‘Cunningham of University ity, A 35-cent bet- Circuit Judge McElhinney of © tle of delightful,/Louls County, chairman of tne Replying to Universit) ’ SS Cy agent aR gorge ge McElhinney Sa) Ss ind co —_——_—_— | ~ PERSONNEL 0 STAND | \ nN Vai. ip : | par THREF. - iS Mayor, woman’s haif.itoday that the authori After a few 8D | nowerless to make any changes in L } plications YOUl+ne appointments to the Ro eannot find 8| Mayor Cunningham voic a particle of daz- | opjections of University City druff or any falling batr. dents to the absence of any ! + Hair grows long, heavy, luxuria@t | sentative from their | 3 Large Pieces and a Mattress large 5 and fu!l of life. ion the board. This was tne first Pad for the Davenport ’ ; ’ : - ae ; i - - ‘ " = ‘ oe j , Ht} ; | fe * —— _ |» 7 | : i? eialt | ; 7 > ; ; ; " ——-— ~ > Se . ope” eat i? ’ j ’ e' J ; i} ; 47 a . . ; AT ee . = ‘ - ox 4, > ’ si ’ , ‘ ~ Z “4 : - Drag stores and toilet counters sel] | public complaint against the |} 1 : i | co = ans ——"*F ——_ > >. Y ,** ‘ : » oo 7 > ~ : : Pi - : : - “Sa. : : - . A - : : millions of bottles of *' - |gonne!l of the board, which includes in TT atin it ny | | |'“Boss” Essen of the county. Essen , lle : >" - | +} r Maat = > — ae : —{=- : Rs ‘ . ; : ° we _ > _ > = ‘oday said he was cons: jer‘ng ;?- - A. , ~ = -+- se ~ ’ —; a .* - ' : — ' s 645) s W tshkington A ; : — a “an eenes 4 . ; ; = a i. signing, but it is hardly likeir | a ss vi 7 f- . > . . J . . i“ . 4 e . - : 4 - will resign if his place cannot te : ' . x. 4 J / a. | ; > “ a. a filled y with a freehoider | ; ; , = eee wy SO nt aad f. ——_. a ‘e : \t le aT id le Uu \ ee a ee es =" " | 3 3 . , “ . -, ’ a * + -- . = — -* ’ , Ys ‘ i, S/S Se YY : = ~*% — ae & . , ‘ é. Nes ; , . . ° ; sarneraee i F ' of ¥ | : : : - —— ann > = i ve salle an Resignition of a cou: = a ~ — - , ) ~. em ‘e man spring units and rever: ible ' pring cushions of a ) SP AS | SSNS broeatelle and velour. The davenport ineludes a in the mafority. The county men | . = ‘ : mattress pad and contains a full-size coil box } iL il I " "| mh \\, Mh h Astll Lull Mil iid Pho Wistliit! Luar aa te aS ed : we n - a eR . FASS bt AS |, A A SO in et Pa? SORE is bers generally are opposed to expansion now. but there : sen- , a io i ene _-_~- “> >) = i} | —_ { ~ ; : ‘ ; iment for expansion nong | | ; | spring hed. : = ean } The New 1925 Model 3- : ———- => a A Felt Mattress Pad for oe a “wordeman. an- | Piece “Chesterton” Suite : the Davenport Is Included. $12.00 Cash—Balance Monthly sees grprennd ine onion = Hl | THE SAME SUITE IN HEAVY JACQUARD $1 99.30 | THE SAME SUITE IN MOHAIR COVERING 3D A720 Charmi AN EN and his coll Lenenege — Genuine quest resignations from tne board | _— but oul iil rh i. ee BOCK eee |S" cage 905 the Market ee ee — srecte tos he'vad bees ger MI Gray BR 3’ Gas Ranges In case vrour dealer dees not stock. pn ag ey , ' ~ ae ee ! . _p; ° | (cys na engage Rane hile not protestin + in- | Together With a 10-Piece Aluminum } Ys pi cans, (Se each, plux Ze per can widuals ch " aver Cunnin | : 1 Thts 1925 Model > (a for wrapping and shipping. Cases : Di: fetes to thin iethen | | | Side-icer, With a : at $8.25 each, shipped fully pre . wg me “age ; : | | paid. ‘ tii Besta et See a L001 2 | ; . Set of 4 Dushes | an port - °% | i = « ~- thea a A ee $20 C mal ges > eats M onthly “$15 dhndbialiadiie Monthly — . Sale of the Nationally Known rou. phene Olive 7803. er write eur Home Zens. Orfice. 1. schiesser £ Cea.. Ss N. Des- _— piaines “t.. Chicage. Himes. . DEALERS: If veer jebber cannet suppl rier os ts at _ ae se th eit ; { : . 3 1 . | $1.00 Cash Delivers It e letter ¢t importance woren wire ‘ i ’ » ~ . & 4 ‘ +i rt , - — = 5° (2-3 ‘ - : ; J ‘ ; . p P ; : = - : - = = 7 . . ‘ - e - on a — oe * « -~ ‘ . : = . , . 2 - : - » . SP meee SoMa eons sitet sacllinens —- ° . ~ a4 Z ' ; on »* ; + : oe le r . 2 — ~y —- : | *a . « . ? ‘ ‘ a ~~ . Aid h : _ . 7 -_ ’ - >"% iss A ' 4 ADVERTISEMENT ee a Seteeien ante. and a — 4. “hee eek A Set of These Refrigerator Dishes FRE aint * Sakon ‘¢ a ees te t yy ya The trimmings and jj Bi | : bson Refrigerator du this sale Keep your fruit and food in Easy Way For ‘22222: fh gig Ae Op itaaes Or eh i Be coy rena thi ross discrimination. andsome Hf / . eg pea oe nas naa t -pace and keep yeur foeds fresh an: dis Shain dteieen Skinny Folks ~ he This 10)- Piece Aluminu n Set : New Treatment Guarantees " May on se ' 17 a3 F > ed at t le tira durabie | : ‘2 new White Pr . Row nd IRegrigerator. noted for its compactness a 4 5 . . Essen. when asked toca t 7 ii ; e¢ ait . — a ; " : ai tien ee2ems *0 Te 20 e recess2 put on weight now rit resign. because IT am responsi- were ee geen Io go ocd vee ae | Sele of the Celebrated “Landau” Steel Gray “on he oard or Freeho'’de: | builder, called Dr. ~.:3 i hse” °T*.. slate ¢ . " “ : s nal . ee Samets from your Gragg, | .., eaked by Riffian bul'e:s — . Extension Table and * fake as directed, and [ff vou don't galg ' . ‘3 a ° @t least 5 pounds in 30 dar= youp *"°o™ ‘7e offer ss 2 4 Chairs at gmoney will be cheerfully refunded. but they | Pr, Ort Eaters Senet 2 adt"seas | GENUINE SIMMONS BED 19 1 +, id —- yim | ~ (|e v oe Lake Shore Drive, Chicagg ij‘ "©" © the sicpe carryirtg +s ADVERTISEMENT The flac was hauled d: ry or | seni ae em e ; tt : gta > Full or » 15 « ni ) ast soidier Rac scarceis ; e] RHEUMATIC ==: roms LO Cannet Exist in the Human Rody if Yoe SUCC*SSSULY compiesec = an a : 2 ; Se | To ; sma | , Witt Use Trank’s Prescription writer must confess he had not ac n fla r | $4.00 Cash—Balance in Monthly Payments tually seen a single Riffian. But | $1.00 Cash—Balance Monthly Sutter with peuritis pow sudden!y the landscape sw ‘the Broneh rear | ee | $7.00 Reed Fiber \~ A tin Pet IGP Ae Vaal Si aA even fe ? — _* The whole “7? 4, 4 Ro¢umae rT ed “ tel them “ser . . , id lv and engaged lvory Enamel SSeS CEDAR CHEST imme =2END TABLES | DRESSINGTABLE oOo Tacnat camp And lets began once not See came the writer recalled an. | | —_ | si > NR | a aheerwvation which — _ “ee 7 LALO o- = . ies: “Ty tw wet extes ie =2 2 ee eS : . Priced at D2 -UC ; $35 > iy: 24-2 Se siete | 2 ae } i, — Cate. . .. : Value... forward whis ‘_- a. +, . - ue =. : - . > = ° 2 m | : x 4 — = Pe , . “ ~ = :¢ ‘ . : : . = ; ® - : ’ = - rece Tabi ‘es b= tes Queen View of Wetter ; 3 - » Te P ar. | ae eee ence eee othere inid down sit +m | ; ’ : ren: ~ from.the village tn °* ' ' ! ' , | YY xe ern . ostatiy village op tn che pow om | mrs i TT RRR 5300 Four-Piece “AZP Wan Lie egionriaires ¢ Tees Be HA = ae Tee ee LL Fi ~Huguenot Walnut Suites cre ointter png ns nena that quick—the pes The writer’: (Or eeaton se safe. sure, thoreughiy an t- fea ™ | ! j : -_ 7 7 “ e witrienets r nies twre.dne | ‘ee | ee ' : ; ee ee tide in every way as — ne | , — : : “ Tren remaine unchanged ‘hat ti - : x ; v _~ : - | These Four-Piece , ae . “ “ ” : Se PO rer: 4 & a at ms ha tetan’ . va! a | ; ta ’ . ra 4 ' ‘ p " i . e4 ‘ 7 . "is . : . > ~ . - , ty j : ~ ' > - - ' cf - . — - -~ * ” F : F , * rim 5 ae 2 artica NANMe Wy ere ino -pads hewevrer rilliantivy executed ‘her really want to end the war ii aN. : | . Put ome om - the ; irtoeriaumiy they will have *a se«- i} tt vl : > 7 : = | : ihe lates i } | o siy ti " «. | f . : a & = Ade | ‘he latest Huguenot finish is embodied in these genuine walnut - » . i eemitie larwer quantities of men | = . - = - : Tt. , - . 1 . | . Sj 2>55' : | ites. They are beautifully deeorated. The four pieces— and material than are available i : a ~ ™ — = : . . > . now and, tanortne fest an the Rir- fe | , — ae . Ga : a <= = & vanity, bed, dresser and chifforobe—are well proportioned. : = 5 iresser and vanity have mahogany bottom dustproof drawer Sane do, all Tetinetion het ween French and Spanish sone. take the offensive on a \arge s«cale other words, Invade the RI? ‘teelf PP UNG ERED Tater NREL” ARNON gi RMR HE RETA LA ORE OE deg DA ee oe a _ eB « 16 ge rie hee gh uae oe ee "na : Bites » m Pt Lepr n’ HORI EY CP ARIS 28 ea iE one FRM oe re * re \ “aos *. The nossfhtlit f such an _in«es ToT 4@ern = at Orenernt . one ‘ .*
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TUESDAY TIWNd «69. 3925 -- ~ —_ - -—- ee _—- — ee eee - - - -_-- — - — - —— _-_ —-- — > - a ) , i ———— | PART THREE. aie saat ian ——_— me —_—- --—-- ~~ _ -_— - —_ J —— Men’s SHOES Half Soled $ 25 fits in fine on an outing! , eee Bluhill | MISS WENDA TASNOWSKA, | AUNT) MUMMAMMMMN TLE TAI eA NS, We Call for and Deliver is ees artiste ii : PHONE NEAREST BRANCH . f a A |i D H d | Bemenenononconenenenenee = ee a: A IZZY PA The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening | Read today’s Want Columns for) es | 3 newspaper giving Associated Press news service. | business openings. Pe is 7 may seem trivial, but beware. Dizziness is a pretty Y Ow. | sure sign of High Blood Pressure and a warning of Apoplexy. Your condition is not necessarily alarm- ing—but it calls for immediate relief. led and is now a ministerial student. !sentence he returned to serve and , WIN SCHOLARSHIPS Police could find no record of the!a complete pardon was granted. | —— Mountain Valley Mineral Water from Hot Springs, F | | ArkKansas, will assist your kidneys to cleanse your RET : Y Bess eee = system of the poisons that are causing your increased Fi fA (Reg. | Ss. Pat. oft.) fi — — — —— f : ae aaa . c = } d 1] i be be 3 == 100 ressure. @ a ) ‘O} Delay Is Dangerous! } it : ae ‘|= tiene. «ic It is prescribed as an aid to relief by leading physi. | ‘iia pat ee z 2 yi ee eC STORE YOUR FURS NOW! | | sige Be ee, = clans everywhere. Don't delay—phone us for a WA) y Po oe come = case today. 606-03 Washington Av.—Thru to Sizrth &t. SR Se | and an Tri E- our Druggzis as it : | og -—*- Bn Oce PS = ‘a , : NSS ‘ : ; | f . M ° | aT; As is summer take a tri the W ednesday....A Rare Opportunity: | ~\ Sf | ountain Valley Water Co. — Nao fact. Ses udgaee ello go dowel attress port at Sep pena as, hn e Oat ay i - a. . fe pvr 3 ae ee Oe PE ee Meee SO enemas Eb ae nua fae’ i ee , Mate” iris Nhe de ee ” ets is art a See ae 4 . r 4 P Beivs¥, Sy. } in es a ‘ : fan we Ns, whe . cae BF ees a me re ee ee ee ee % ee ene .— — lhl vt Car) > St. Lawrenceto Montreal. Visit his- gularly: ‘at SOK J | \ if - - ee . | "ALE TAM MCMASTER UAHA Gantt ical IR etisalat | i Ra ‘h \ ; “ 7 ! TH EK NEW PRINTED RAYON } L . gir | an \S toric rs a6 yoo. poder! . ngland vear. They have towns. You’ll marvel at the beauties : | of the Adirondacks, Green Moun DON'T DELAY Testes tects sen comm noes Em } telne, White ‘Moustéie aati | pole ; Berkshires. Visit Lake Champlai NEWYORK VS ae and Lake George. Go up into the CI at» State of Maine. The Hudson River | a trip, New York with its wonders | Round Trip Fares and theaters, Washington—a steamer | ° trip from Boston or New York to St. Louis Norfolk if you choose—all will bring to you new thrills. There are so many | attractive rqutes with stopover pri¥- | New York ileges at any point. wit or Boston Tickets on sale to Sept. 30th, returm $72.32 to $97.90 _ limit 60 days; final limit Oct. 31st; es, special Nach- Wy, A s spring cushions of ® enport iIneludes a UNI SS S full-size coil box : ( re P Charming Color Combinations and Designs AN ENTIRE DRESS...MIND YOU... AT ¢t, a Py) , gains before. You will be delighted with your purchases, for we must sell all our Lighting Fixtures, Wleoe- and Supplies and Radio Materiat REGARDLESS OF COST 4 $10.00 value, large Leavy duty motor, 8-inch Stationary Fan with, Universal motor for aiter- nating or direct - eurtfent $6. 15 $15.00 value 10-inch Oscillator Fans, three speeds $11 25 and adjustable...... ° $25.00 value, 12-inch Oscillator Fans, extra high $16 75 quality a Quantities limited. All prices quoted sabject to prior sale. PEERLESS LIGHT CO. Washington Av. at Ninth St. (Opposite Hotel Statler.) Established Over 30 Years. hp, Rae ‘aii ‘tts, wt ‘en 4/44, ALA % Monthly “= “= + “bgp? MISS ROSE PAULIS. BEN MAWR SUMMER -SCHOLARSH AWARDS ‘Two Young Women Workers in Industry Here to Take 4h, ee em , "thy Wa, + hy, 414, 4 ‘th, te. T. 4 44s gir Chia" a cn leielttey a, alain ecitenaie wipe tes mame: as ma — Yishes FREE ; . of ~] . ‘ , % ' henna. an \ fo j ’ your frult and food in We @: wm A tan, Copen bel Bl winners are Miss Wendo Tafkowska SBS aio 7! nto each other. y ores 7 and black. To be Pb | 7 19 Cc .s aVveN! and Miss Rose dis! = gene: \\ worn as a dress— NL) LZ! OF Sees See Sees, See ee o - 5 \ Tt) | Paulis of 3328 Lemp avenue. They , over a slip. . are among six girls chosen from , : ? o> + ?WwIi ] e ¢ e ; ever had to get up: 30 the m ddle o] th land High School for one year and |! night in a vain attempt to stop It. .- phone the Patrick Henry, Continuation your plumber. Explain the trouble. No School for a time after that. She “ . was hos T Or the echoo! ec: " doubt he will tell vou... rage en for the sch | because ‘ Ot the high grade she made in an What you need IS a Mushroom Parabal. examination given preliminary to > at > ; - é*. ; cAt Master Plumbers Only. sentence he began in the city stock- ht a lS | ' age 1% years ago. Eleven days after | Buys Any Refrigerator 'he began serving the sentence for | | stealing a watermelon at a Sun- | day-schoo! picnic, Steele said, he'| escaped. He was recently convert- y Payments wTvTTrTry at ey 7
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iy POS: -UiSPAICH alone has MORE Cit) Curcuiation tian ine mortung and utte ulher eventing newspaper CUMBLN 2 2! UU NS PUSI-: JiaP a! tH eee —— es —_ —— Ae Me meinersaracoeoon ee a THE PUBLIC WILLPAY] @& "SALAD Ne ; 7 ] : “x-> : | You Don’t Need an Income Like a Bootlegger 2 2.» of = ey A. To Take Advantage of ; Be adn ' This Sale—All You Need cae Aerie IT’S—A—FACT:! Is a Thirst for Values 7. + curable, To be convinced — Try it. Genuine Wm. Roger Triple A 10-DAY Silver-Plated 25-Year er | : ee JEWELRY | A 1 Bectee “4 sn luae TEASP OONS SHI : | | DOUBLE BI * { ( ooo ivsrectgs = PRICE- MA N : : € F : a n e S | to accompany r . WASHED AND RENAPPED a, we Set of SALE - 4 > | n - AMSG Single Blankets, 50c No strings attached to this offer. ‘ History in St. Louis . “ J merges Stein | — yp i 413 North Sixth—Near Locust 6 for : That Will Make morning, total ee a*’* are ales letter Also to be had at Brandt's Olive Street o'clock, sharp, Wednesday morning. supply of 100 sets go on sale—one set tc aml ES BAXKS f eS ot SI! each adult—unti! supply is gone. Every Starts Promptly at perintendent 100ls at as: On set guaranteed a triple siiver-plated, 25- : . svilie. Mo as been ROSS-Gould Co. Thousan anh year Wm. Rogers silver 9 A M a ed similar post in Yaive: : Letters === >= Ci Oth & Olive). © . Ses | aa ‘ BE IN LINE BEFORE NINE @ . . B 1rd »- Sine | He yas ube newspave: iving Asso lat ed Diiaee news service WEDNESDAY f= Ladies’ White Gold-Filled panies ° Wrist Watch — fy MAY siven 1s Years an ays an ignts Wen. thoged 38-Year ris atc FOR STABBING WIFE TO DEATH Triple Silver-Plated = James Troutman Found Guilty by -— . . it Court at ° . - ‘* . Jury in Circul 9 26-Piece Sets a ae “hoes aN ; 6 Knives, 6 sare, 6 dessert spoons, : 7. W nes Troutman of - | . : nee oe ag . a : Wg Was sentenced = verdict aol en! te Lies it Court today, to a 14-yrear peni- : acinttaonin: Cale 4 , nurder ? e | “as made in Half —* is-JEWEL 25-Y¥EFAR (ASE used ri} the co Dare vou miss this wonder special—an nae a eee 2% | st Z at, . ‘ a A bi : . accurate time keeper guarant eed tne same arith i lemt@e the. rone ‘ —EE——EEE it “A itl be cove ur values. isan ce Ray I , a : as our $z00.00 va! 13 | nents 25 le ie a ba per vard real stard Troutman had an ible seat cushio For the Greatest Furniture backs and outsi three pieces exae specia! Four sty es to select trom— $:8.75 value Regular $3. 50 Belt and Buckle - Ladies’ 16-Jewel ee Se Sat Seuss Bats Wrist Watch “a ster! ing sil morning March : Mrs. s e top initial Buck! : 7 [Troutman dead, a und 9 —a $3.50 ‘ 33 ' ind Troutman = “"B5c . SS [he Reliable’s Big for only - saaleaiie . O i ™ x ra 13 t by \ aan gp $25.00 Value ane wes fs Se Af 19h This beauty has 16 jewels, is Ses 2 > ~ vear white gold * WE case, rectangu- e lar shape Big Ben—Baby Ben Treat yourself 1 at only Alarm Clocks The Big Ben tor men—the Baby id -Ben for the la- 7 : that another man had hee the dies. Guar grey: bo Men’s Nassau se hut the son test:‘ied that he the morning.” Rex Watch 2X F BODIES OF 17 MINERS ARE ular $3.25 the w rid SN This Sarte rs fm RECOVERED IN KENTUCKY | 23=—§s SLL a. } -— : ees | : sign. The nine over ; . . . 7 ; ~~ tm > és ~ : _-* : - : oe . P 5 : > . . . “ ,* . os : 4: : rT} \ he ‘Ris i } \pie-10n Are e . ; : . _* -_ _ fiiea Found im Heap at 400-Foor inet, 40 inches ; Pi x : - . woria: 9 =— ° | table with 45x aa Commences With a Rush on BRS armchair seat a hlled engraved secti ew- . . : ae . co alge ne by . Re oe Regulat $13.50 Tambor ak mnvumenti Watehl tsi gg sag arene pa 3 s % Ten pieces, wit FP oy) ia ind : Ling d & Eight pieces, iq Mantel Clocks regular $13.50 value for > ‘ough’ to seni iy Bs a oniv $6.75. » thre s wh had he E:igh hour and halt hour . nd laat , ieee aoa Thursday at 9 A. M ini > a2 mile gong, mahogany + ris [PP mae a beautv— now only Entire Stock Living Room Suites! Entire Stock Bedroom Suites! $7.50 Solid Gold Aa \\ 3p Entire Stock Dining Suites! Wedding Rings SENG || Colorado | Entire Stock Kitchen Furniture, Stoves, Puebdio, _cicraco Springs, Denver old : cen $6.75 | 30 Dpamoadt ‘emg E Only Vb Rugs, Linoleum, Refrigerators, Y-. -_ oon Se = white or 1} $3629 : Player-Pianos and Phonographs! now at 7 - - Round Trp from ®t. Louis == | Reductions of 15 to 40%! Hi; _ 350 DIAMOND Rl RINGS @ ~ a : = , This = ¢ 7 = ¥ ' , 10 to tl A. M. Wednesda Ha! price tor these beautiful blue-white Baby Rings wears SOR | = OUR USUAL LIBERAL TERMS =:-.: i sis hie 4 Regular $1.50; Solid Gold gold basket cee ala ina r MOUNting’s “= ainut. eXquisi ce dale as Gare ’ , ‘rames and pos Ppand mgs, Wii 7 $100 DIAMOND. RINGS DROPSY # Treated One See Wednesday's Post for Details —.- Week FREE ee only Anoti ler nes spiend: ec value : arene nine bri! Lant bi ue- whi e diamond $ eae ¥ ex : . a we Ung retoced im a few neal he set in 18-&. white or siietate tite tema andaaiee suieneats cotta green goic mountings in purifies the b mgtn the ent newest Dasket designs aga Goldman & “Cuquet{ |—===—-—|f FURNISHING COMPANY 705 OLIVE STREET scheme S. E. COR. 8th & FRANKLIN tat ’ hair, tail wae Coids, Grippe, — en: Bilious Fever wona| it Kills the oh
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rfie Daily POST-DISPAICH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED S7.LOWS POST-DISPATC: Stara pera POE FINS EDEN DR Prufrock-Litton BANK PROSECUTION fi Fourth & St. Charles | | _ Tennessee Cashter, Short | $300,000, Tells Stockhold- Just Four Days Remain } “"°"""“" 4ted Prees. By the Asso ° JACKSON, Tenn., June 9.—*T! Of Our 18th Birthday Sale |v soscr secs: \my mistakes—I concealed them,” | ~ e wiht d | | Thomas B. Carro!!, former execu- + } —_—~-- = eee | —— re | thee if faa ’ Ta : } ) |'journmment of a meeting. of the ay > . 3 | stockholders called to “‘take stock” ™ — oat | ‘ ai Wipes ee eae i : i Rinic Ae ||| las a . and,at which plans were made for | = the prosecution of those responsible jear Locust . 4 hee! HWASSLESE 1 — the alleged disappearance of | ; , a i = {iin SQ ER “> . ‘ —— fun which, according to an an it made by H. B. Oliver, e Street Boot Shop Bank Examiner, may reach — , j j i. - ied 2 Nn ¢ 1 Sts ta . oes ‘ ,Y -, 7 a s - 19 — “ " aa = cos a Vhs ; ; fi . 275 000. . > nEeaeeas , i «= at a® . ; 41) : re" y . Pi ‘ , . mi SS +. ‘ a MF ! Oommittee was named to oOp- OT he . 3 : , . - 9 3 4 a te with State officials and funds > 5 food Fo — SST = - : ow - — wt street nh Seth oP Mees thesis Ne aig gen tabday +s jitiatheincdy st. Louis evening bite y - : news service. ?, : 5 | “a P pledged to bear the expense ; , a of prosecution. John Cockrill, member of the committee, Aq) nounced after the meeting that a Federa! inquiry also would be re- quested to determine whether ram- ifications in corinection with the al- - v Rale ’ . te iat : ) BOEGELERiBece : ’ ~~ * —_— a » ie « , > — > 4 ~ i? : F ’ - o— a - —-> ———eii ff 4 - a - = + * . ‘ ; . , . : —— 7 arena x 4 ——- ‘ = / _-_—- - ; d ' SSS = -— | ' | ' | leged irregularities involved a mis- / per en ee ee 3 ba use of the mails. The meeting of = ee ee mmo —+ the stockholders came at the end ‘“s : = uate ina! eat : in 2 * os - > of a day devoted to chec lg ve! | * : ~~. : - ES WW aeco | cory ‘ the affairs of the bank, nowyin the =s1}} ma D iit 4 - ™ er helt y } anade | . aw . = , ; ~ it iif nt ft iit i ' sac uu of T S ‘ - i S, and cl Be &.. Wi eA, « GET dy ' “1 ' 1; adios All we a he : t ’ ting This Three-Piece Mohair Suite {AS -esyen was made in our factory and is guaranteed—exccellent materials will not be po: cony used in the construction. crand jury before next week. . w; Madison County C t will be re- It will be covered in vour selection of any fine $ow® ge oo - ee eS eee ner ee Tre=—T — three pieces exactly as shown, reduced from $275 to fe —fe , . f os oor * -* Jt —e aff , : Cc a ’ JMSUCCEeCSSIU ( Viidi.t ra a fo a Why Pay More? J J SS) SS BS) Sh Sh eS OS Sh OS oS SS Ss eee ea a Sas aaa ar aqTas asa aS aS Ss as Jas SS SS area Sr c—) . e o “ - v s ¥ a » + > . 4 ° ~> - ~ a“ > ’ = “ . —- — - - ~~ ~ ,' - ‘ » , - , am . - “ ~ n ° ~* ~ \ - ~ 4 - , _ . - - a. " e ~ + 7 ~ we - “ > . . ‘ ~~ ° . ° ee 4G ; ° , as . ‘ * a es c , : ~ re . ‘ es as 4 po . a * - ro. nm “ - + “ . eee a) ah 2 SPFA FAT, C} P itt t : as) : toe: we a 5 YVATURES: est aS a g1 ¢ rs) $8 Worth of Vg azine $F ", May 2 ce eae | General Filectric the June Bride? Cedar ‘ — “ De Tee, eg Fs Motor , ‘ Att h t = | ed Pe iy = Handle Adjustment Chests, especially one like ac nments ag re ag = illustration, are always ex- Specially Woven i —-:. | 2 N i 4 gy —_—s—. tremely popular for gifts. temorable Norsl : . — P Come in and see it. Really an exceptional bargain. Tomorrow Alright a mild, vegetable lazative to relieve Constipation and Bili- ousness and keep the digestive and eliminative functions n Sela Peo 4 tit Which ineludes fe Vi Norzle Adjustment fovered Howe, I AE EE . | Fiatension Hed, §. = = ———) ~. . “et of Attachments HMadiator Tiel FF = . ‘ ; ond Kourniture §- ‘uit gl, “‘elcal netteh This Cedar Chest is very at- tap 4 : Cleaner. } | 7 trieal Switch ' — . , ae oi One coo ; 7 A’. Slahe W olatet tractive—it 1s 45 inches long— _ in walnut finish—thoroughly EVERY housewife who desires to eliminate the drudgery of household work lined with moth-repelling wil] certainly take advantage of this opportunity to secuge a real labor saver cedar. Artistic in design and Chips off the at an exceptionally low price. This Domestic Vacuum Cleaner is \convenient in | alt ined fac the! eels / . : Td MR JUNIORS— shown. Ordinarily it retails at $40 and $50. This week May, Stern & Co. has it at May-Stern's. Little Nis priced low at $29.75 on,such convenient terms as $2.50 a month } / Veron '— Tr One-third the regu- lar dose. Made of @ame ingrecients, Brg candy coated. Poe - --- — = oe 4 | G R SOLD BY YOUR DRUGGIST, | —— : Ts Refrigerators , es: otal ; a | jp s i trated —— eguiar | ” $40 \elue . Family Size-——3-Door Style —Jdn Solid Oak | , ) ( NERVESONEDGE ii |/) an Pi iy) $79.95 ga This Attractive Four-Piece Suite QUICKLY RELIEVED || ies el ee This charming four-piece Bedroom Suite ts finished mn dark French , PT ee walnut, exquisitely grained burl on all tops, sides and, fronts, morro medies for nerve inflammation’ lye f VW brik ry frames and posts of gum. The four pieces, exactly as shown, consist of your hey aties, Fan ee fa : choice of tall, broad vanitv-dresser or high dresser, Ras ou ndition returns intensified a chest of drawers, full-size bow-end bed; vanity a hundred-fold bench or chair, reduced from $204 to........---.+.. Eopa-Neuritis Tablets are totally | qitierent from any O! These £0 Separate Pieces Wil Be Sofd. Co ‘ } remedi <. These tabiets are remarkatl!. soothing ana ne ailing et their action Absolute'v harmiess: contain no. bromides, narcotics or anv other habit forming arug. . x] 2 t , Amazing results have often fo . Extended Payments Amazing results have often fol We will allow you to pay as little as $115.00 cash on these three Suites : Ta lets even in cases frequentls ($545), balance of $430 in ten equal payments of $43 each month. Or 2% fe tae sie tienen pap diane | discount for all cash. ocs direct to the very source of | Housefurnishers for 41 Years * disease and helps remove it in D OLIVE STREETS ; eorsiggarer ane oats, ¥ our druggis* .% E. COR. TWELFTH AN L V T will recommend them. Judge & | —faaasasaSsttaetre2 =) J (J [4 [— [ee Delph e Store Wolff-Wlison, Jvlnaen | Bros. and al! leading druggists. id , Accoant 7 ; oa ¥ ‘ YT u
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, SR SSA TT eer = - - "1 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 9. 1925. ST LOUIS POST-D:SPATCH 9 ST 5 CARDINALS IN SEVENTH PLACE, TO FACE VANCE THI ee ati is te gn ge Rl Bi eR, a —_—— . = ~_-—— —_——_———— —_ a a = ~~ i ll ala el el a ll al PPO eee le el al ee -_— ’ a rene ———— — ~ - Al Sothoron to Oppose JOE and ASBESTOS—One Way to Test Our Line of Communication SH #8 = = By Ken Kling’ —— — - t , f ." . matenh if ©€ tenia ange - - — -_ - - - - . ee — = : - ———— —— — a - -_ —_—— - - - — — Ea ee -—~ - - cL ——_ " rowns Sc - Racing Results Pe LPP PLP PLL LL Ll lL Ll nm la i si 2S nSSi:-oOKizx SOie~-rsOit~ ee sities At Belmont Park. : = AN : pe in seventh With Yanks, but Lose 3 Out of 4 a, ember cloudy spe fast. fo ote ibs >urLaneee : ~|leeeseeso.>’ ale for Dic i 7 Ag@ociat j aaa = x . ~~ ~~ . a ee a Z ’ ee i i i RAL & i "UD De acs} I kerm Rreekilsn 0 : ( 1 @ ( ardinal« 1 a ” —_— save 4 Ue ; 0 Tw o- base hity—Johnstea. Bottomile> seaseth At fei ‘ ww 1 Blades Heme run—Topercer Dou bie , ; : wu ort ones. ™ ce hli " nm er ; iT et iT Beate! Je PHILADELPHLA Steck te Mitch- > _ in 7 innings: off Oeschger, CLEVELAND AT BOsTON in 6 (none seventh) ; borne apps oo. * saa | agp 4 hita. ; ai | | ae | , , , , - ‘ . . * “ 4 . 7 . . . . o . ™ . > . - . ‘ : ‘ ; > 2 . - ‘ ; wae Winning —— ~~“ oT me ee oe : _ BOSTON igs nue y a ae Seer SS : -ises in a tow . — _ — 2 . +, i ‘ Bay . aier . ' e ail ’ . 4 Pa ‘ : i A, ‘ ‘ ~s ‘ * : : . New York World Sport Staff. seas ire =o > gait bande Se Hag see | apg es oe 9 0 900 ia seamt ofl unaatel Wik ten eee . rida and he ston—Zanisher and Tse ying a great game. He has * : J , ean 20% : weight since last rear a8 ’ sky oes San ~ | . . : = rr -™ 5 "= Gas ‘ ro ' ~~ & » * . a * . 7 . ” ™ — = > a " ckermat . ho : ti serving Of tue | ase ol amen a ei a > es -Aividua!l 2 a} ' @ eprears stronger. His game also fence — . , ‘ 2 3 c au , ‘ . 7s , — a _ Manager Hornsby. in [3-94 something he coul bh against the Yank re, . oa | ime. 2 + a mie Say “RE rox: ohn eet atk cn ot-eng Sills NATIONAL LEAGUE) @acracier. He qualified with 75 2 ¢ + on —_ ™ = *7 3 _- > ‘ -* Pa ; - ” > : - . . +. —— - te | - . wax - ?" =" & =? c :? ne! 2 . 4 r 4 and toree more Brown huriers were Cai.ea io . : 4 . ‘ew i . » rr 38 j ca - ear oi O01! : 1 > 3 4 5 oo ff = 9 REE terca : | *» Bee former Ohio Sta’ . Du I | | ' * a 7 ght ; oo a ve o. ss > . . . - on > 7 - t NEW YORK AT CHICAGO CHIC AC4) 7. , — oi — ij, 0e Browns Sead 5 calhes & ou u.f¢ nin oh» bh ies “a &’ 2444. 4&4 Aaa perm five hatters niiapearsinge Ad _ S64 2? + nan to hit safely. ane “an! . four } “a ae 7 U s were turned | lege agi ee — ss Rice’s ‘““Bone”’ Beat Us. Brookivn , i ai : eet thee Beek’ eennd in ene h niaye : NEW YORK -_— c T ®e him retired on fou iy ; U jefense KR BR 7 . Belmont scratche= = are ri . ’ " . . . . 4 ~*s . 44 . bd ei, 2 ‘ > ~ . - ps "he eee!’ . . o— oa , , cee ced ee ade and fF to face 0 . America as iM ™ " : , a e 4 ores at acK aller fenced, , . ; 9 = a ; z= ° : . ~ . i> . ~ a - “A of 3 " : : 4 Z 4 - c> ‘ ; ’ a + ; : - - vornzalga. ger i - 3 = -~ — * a ’ ig 7 . Fn - And , . Tu — ) anc 7 in : ‘or Anderson BOSTON AT PITTSBURG [i year. Jimmie, who hates to 0 0 [ean Called ““Th. nternational Cads« 3 0 0 ke ae bates his bird PITTSBURG ™ worked for Manton last year, : oi Manion doesn't winter in Fle _ ' 0 0 0 0 0 Me and that's one of the reasons At Latonia. se ie = » ams i on le ne a _ has switched hie allegtance. s found : Weather clear: track fast. - ; made [in this fram il Umpires—Bilankenmeisier and | Ptteburs. Meadows and Beocrkenkamp “Right” Again. . is ge sity s in 2 ie te the wins Sth allele area eo) >. 5 omateed Gar Benterth Agsociaiou ress Pes | = : : ; ic | nea em SN caenKkamps friends say tj ? +> = ml MA: MmuULA Tt 1 : 2a} a. & i for Degen i fmt é Bae, ) +9 ad past Sh on NATION SWI MEET i ' three ot ris one ba: ber ~ ere needed . - . ; t = - : ; ° r . ve : fee Benzgough inh c ow ‘ 2 >. ° . ‘ — . - - AL M - _ s ra ’ ‘s year He b the opposition 93 batts : that | . a wh and Ho} ge Vs : , .a 3 : amrd. lime, i 12 : z vere str! eou" 7 anager nner Toporcer’s Homer Tics Score. a re Ree | ’ - zg them im \vex- : rset Rebewaee oo wit : — . Merler Is Winn I “pte So tenaeton se tt tieruni > ; a _ sa ar Vi © -s ~ite SSSwis ~~ 3i- 3 Oro — r 2 > LJ . ° * , 2 > ‘ UZ average : 5 am >e ; i e £2 : Totals Trans-M ississippi at the Coust lever HARTF .> Caan June = a = n 229 arrying Nrieon wp ng Pitcher ational ley wil ft scattered , ss . . tu ‘"¢ foerty-first Bele In th ; . oa second round - sigs = filma! before elng defeatrd In ases on . te eo id , , ? te ‘ in vesterday ig the 7 Western amateur the same rear ~ R'is | — ad . ic ? 5 : ‘ . . 4 hq . : er Phe K seth (,ehrtc i ' nm 2% = . t - . "* . . . . PB Wen’ " . - fin : t = . ” . : . ° “a ‘ : = > Z » : , 7 , wr pe _ > _ “iu eet. id B ~~ ir) yer \t- - ; .% ; f ph ? . 7 ° . ° Lice Via ACS a Mi-~ta ke ° ’ ‘ Laime* te r P : a” ; : . : ‘ ; se : . wil . sees , P , : , =a Sew Ung lasd ro | ~ ° - be. + * : [ POOK.VN pPpitche! , Roc: piel . we : York 7. Brown Ba Ps ’ . . , Lae 7 : . a ; to / a ~~? te °C RK SY Ramee — A a : es _— ts o . . s UD. | * — - , arm | LD on the courte @ - ; and Osborne. Jescnger "as tart Pare tao if Kame a : rt : Danforth we , — , ' ; ' ott wt : br an but not sound that — 7 1s : ' | ij : ‘ ; . . e . e e cy " > “ 7 . - "9 «o tb aa : . . ing for the first time for Presid z vir ' ms re} ' te have heen coir om ti 3a! : : ' ‘f Danferth. 9 t . " — , “ir , aia : , pass Was cos’) - _i'taken ov f s hand jured 7 mn the nir rust . arent eu out of it Eece pro rr iclud -% ‘tstand.ng players of the wilt 't last year and nom he ts \ ye 4 ; » 5 &> : A . = P 7 a 3 ' > : | : n ‘ ~~ _— : > Latonia “= rat } ; : , _ " . sg} ° . e - me . ~ . 3 ? a : : "ners. Tildea - hi« ae* s*~ide tt 2 has wo j ? » O} é ‘ : the : -—3 imnings i ._ prarn > ren re . : i 4 M 7 | ‘ ‘ = ° ” - 3 . na ome run ty +) : »s Pr it re TRen >. , _~ We . 3 Winni . , * . : ‘ = . > us , enggon . in, platform. a4 ‘cc _— ¥ tory over ha ‘ i f he wins . tere »e : ress June 3—FE ; OT . ba!) . . 4an On the other } 1c Put me of tigtatl the tc I Sia. » , : le Lal _ ; it Steg the b nrings -~ 4 SS ) oe > ~ > — TYir 4 -* . . ™ » i . , - . . | ; > a Vuy © Leasing mi ; ert red («© marches 6)... ezan playing -coif’ % will ‘ave to san 14. 22 and 30 foot :@ nto t third reand a, { tale piaini: ; .—¢ > he . ‘kh a-~t " : ) : 2 , Weather clear, track f 3. sreach a: “peack” af : Wa . : : Peach” to There was : ’ friends ever s The tatch reund, wh . ne run acre ee ee a e 7“ spies panama : : | soe wre $ ik. No ? ; maetaw a bie callery and it's and men Hirst and second, | + behind second for ‘tend tt Nelle , : , in . d. Royal |! fil ¢'¥ uhilows -— ‘ f deth can't wiz O'Farrell! started ner towarcus Stop of Wescrg im tossed : , : ye Pime 1-1 2 entu ie 3 Werts Fiares A. 4 Martin. rem field. but Mitchel! leaped u to Botton nt » Pet! 8 35 — : ' waged hax vant SE Rete ) :... | = na M mj ene ' he thé ether muemein Ie ae gradbded ¢ sphere and . ran : 5 n, Mie - of Per >a * Martin, who > - ™ \f - p | »* . : ‘4 * . 2 i fil . . at - ™ : Stock. doubdiing Hornsby . . o! sss , Pie 4 amd oe ) ECOND R 5 ned “ ey feat ed ie’ , ; » 4 " i FP . ta : ‘ q oe ' : Recor sald fates r O'Farrell Hits Into Two. * . ran in and gathered the! Th . ** . . . : = > _+ 2 . ae oe anen .m ® second “A " . 8 a ‘ ¢ i Lé i Instead of throw em fret and second, Pick he to dog t wild pitch, ! ’ in the infield he began : clubbed into a two-n'v bia ! ball } bat an ’ @ tmto fa i ) ind mn third cme c sie _ Some ies Ls —— — «A ii . 3 | ~ o : ~ 4 territors : : ; ; . a 4 - Dabs “ Mer*zs tad been shoot? >. . = ‘s for tl straight row urer: rote. : : . ai \ur ra “rat 3 4 e would dDe a dang : ew Fa . “ tournament ~~ At Connaught Park. : ee ne, See's fegetic | in New ¥ gripes 0 rey cael ae = Now its only 2615 hours between Sc. Louis t= 480 A'gur Sug Mees Seer tral he piars as da m iy . . 4 — 7. * > “ & ¢ : Dd aa >. ; : " a ‘ ‘ a4 : a te oy ; , . . ' a bad ners on the bases ne 1 | : Ta f98 IN TRIPLE A EVENT > Ase es 5 ae ) oe ne . 7 Eddie Limberg yestet > , . ~—e - 4 eo . : * 7 ‘ & " NM ‘ - : Pu. a - Stuart's Piest Vieters , . Opa Rarnes efeated Tae 3 : lager : 1S B : seat Jaaey Then * how tt? th — “3 , “Sra etsecciaia pe Mtn ors {owt Bos- ) " wer bracket the f wring ‘together ; , ‘ . —s , .* - ‘ . : - ; . ’ : Y ™ . ~ ° ° ¥ ; Poses s , : ~ _ " 3 4 iags ee wits i id 4 : | ‘ e : . : | ‘ a . . ‘ . : LPzE ea a . defending champtor, men on the ru? > clan Stel “ . 3 ‘ . rh e eT 2 : , ee Z -— “alvtn of Glen Eche. » un -~ . : > - * “ * . é be » = “a s 2 2 ‘Tt? the pay-off tat hlowes t! e bal? me >t: tan va ai i i ! i nd Connaught Park scratches Bae EE cape ii Yesterday's Results. Ce ae = mare, Sas | Seen. ope ee Leave Delmar Ave. Station . 2:15 pm | > TODAY'S IF TE Gi! MATIONAL LEAGTE. —— | "00? was won $¢ 22-20. the isngest : Leave Kansas City... ... 10:00 pm . | youngster capadie gore. Tr «cs —- RES Wwe: we we le ae os - bine ail 1 ee ees Arrive Denver *e @e@eeee#eee#e 3:30 pu‘) 4 : Volffs Narrow Fara pe NATIONAL LEAGEE. | = Demeter ‘S ‘he other matches tm the | Pitsburg S—it—2. Beston +—7—1.| ZEV WILL RETURN TO 35 fadh Thru service Se. Louis to Denver, Sale Lake City and Los Ange... t"*t Sisrence Woirt oF ) They They . H. Slecumd. whe patina tpocee nes 18—i2—9, New Tort thy ones 3 hi 00 Also furnishes thru service to Portland and Searle by a step SOME "ower Lord sunday: : dn Pet. Today Tedar - : ~ - wll eppese C FF. SE sT4 ant one Car to another enroute. Observation cars Se Lowis to : M. Cook will meet La City and Kansas City to Denver. All meals in dining cars. . vad & narrow escape ‘ . -* i, ee a ” = Pd + TORE 374 ‘AR 3% 348 St .4Ne wey s0~ roe , RE Fates oon iy some oe ; | 7 eR we ace leseay ae —- | # 2 Gwe @ -” vm : : et Phe : Other fine fast thru service to the West from Sc. Louis on the “PaGHB@. t4. vc: won mat bole squm NOTE llapcrencrtnitony | han | Coast Limited” at 9 03 am and the ‘Denver Special” ac 1030 pa. Sih 5 pitching over « Ling tot°e and * _ AMERICAN LF Si. ¢ ; = o~ 1 > ~~ ¢ " 413 z . ' ' . . . oo igs ecto, os . Information, Reservations end Tickets et AMERICAN LEAGUE. i 2 “ s , ) ) — : Wabash Ticket Office, 338 N. Broadwey ir IF siiger, Gest t and - } ‘ mt he ase s¢ Aisa at Union Station and Deimar Ave. Starion. = — — - _ iaiphte sound and hf ptit ee Ain PL. MacNaly. Dewantem Passemnge: Ageot, 8 stash Ruslwer, cyee Badwor Ee songs & Loe n ate id a‘tertee yay ’ ‘ a@air : | Lo Cen G ' Ag 2 U Pacthe 5S , . : Clab. Ww. t. Tedayr Tedsr ’ . lau ger se : ws ms Phila phia 1 4.674 GN e ehrene. Pecht: ~ | : 4 ) aa: +h se _«.. MILLIGAN WINNER IN - =) a Indiana «xSame= ( aptein. Btu ct “i ~ a. “ : . 7 ~ Ac wAe ena t or +4 *~ tterascee uae Aare IMERICAN EFAGs 4 nriversity hagehall Rrowne at Beaton 4 ae Beats hhatal & “ev elamd at New Yours ; i336 ait & meetin yes-{ Gocrest at Woeehsagten ‘ _Mcwwte at Ps ate Bie. ' yee. * cte@ arintse
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ee a ae ee > “ —By Ken Kling THAT I'M GONNA STICK iO OF KIS ‘| ROLL ON \LITTLE ASBESTOS \BEL MONT SOO OO ON FFF Iw Ww Fo aseball Scores Ba FFF LLL NAA AAAA AMERICAN LEAGUE =a 6678 8 R.A. E 2O1T AT PHILADELPHIA ADELPHIA VELAND AT 1096 TON 000 tier. , Bost « BOSNTOON ly games scheduled NATIONAL LEAGUE —aoe oe ¢ & 8 R. EE WORK AT CHICAGO teri-s : ; : he 7 . ; = . rFONZAICR, — STON AT PITTSBURG SBURG tter ies pure, a DEN ADVANCES IN W ENGLAND TOURNEY Associated RTFORD Conn a pate Mie Gur s l* ress Both Wil- ‘ianue!] Aloa- ® of the entrr Tilden rac- torv o' T hie p.a\ er rado between Sr. Louis bash-Union Pacific lorado «++ Z:00 pm 4) 2:15 prim . 10:00 pr | . + 3:30 pm (=) ake City and Los Angeles. nd Seattle by a step from bn cars Sct Louis to Kansas als in dining cars. bm St. Louis on the ‘‘Pacific ver Special” ac 10:30 pm. d Tickets at N. Broadway Ave. Stetion. Bato Podway Ea: hinge, 8. Lows 5 Ra way Fechange, Sc. Louw 16 on the “Pacific Coase Limited.” RNOON \DON ANDERSON ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 9. 1925. 21 ——_ agp —_—_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Bockenkamp and Murray In Other Feature Match Of District Tournament ee — a —— idie Heid, Detending Champion, Plays Charlie Calvin Glen Echo in Second Round—Lawson Watts of Country Club Favored Over tH. M. Cook of Forest Park. oO By J. Roy Stockton, Jimmie Manion of Riverview, Transmississippi and furmer State gpd district titleholder, and Dona!d Anderson, State champion, will meet at North Hillis Country Club. this afternoon in a second- pound match in the tenth annual tournament of St. Louis Dis- trict Golf Association. This is a great tournament this vear. In an- other second-round match, which promises as much golf as tné usual jurnament final, Dick Bockenkamp of Midland Valley, one of best golfers in the district, will meet young Walter Murray, the pride the Forest Park Golf Club. that , the - ine ’ ” | on } } It's too bad the marcies ’ - nw e afternoon can- Second Round Pairings | marie 2 a . + : sneduled for this iayed on a Saturday It is «) ; YT? t Tc? s t ; trict tour skied tii Matches, ; lower Bracket. # holes, wiil st: . ak 7 x. Slocumb vs. C. L. e bon Lambert we. C.F. Irwin. o'clock. c. ©. Calvin vs. Eddie Held. Any body's Match. H. M. Cook ws. Lawson Wattx. nde | CONSOLATIONS. Aen Frank Watts ve. J. A. Patterso: over EK. A. Limberg va. C. F. Colemar, J. B. Hurd va. Fedor. Montgomery vs. J simmer. Roger Lord vs. Reginald Belle: Sam ‘Capen ve. Mason Scudder. ' T B. Wallace ve 1FS in re | } «@ Va a feta Shorts a2ict€@] Wolff. Jimmie Mannion’: exp would make im a avorite Anderson, if Jimmie were on best game Jim said to be shooting belov his best fi a . ero ~ ide etidi iS eo is rm. seems to be }Hils victory in the consid- toure Vear was ered one of the surprises in a nament of winter golfing in upsets, but he spent the k)orida and he is playing a great game. He has tak- en on welght since year and appears stronger. His game also is gieadier. He qualified with 75 pes- terday, went out in 36 came back in 39 for a fine the outward journey he had seven putt succession, which shows how a curately he was matecli va. O. ing his approaches to Jimmie M e golf co fat knows the back carrying sticks for year. Jimmie, called ‘‘The International Caddie.”’ like a golfer hates his birdies. worked for Manion last year, but | Manien doesn't winter in Florida and that’s one of the reasons Jim has switched his allegiance. | Bockenkamp “Right” Again. Bockenkamp’'s friends say that Dick is back among the dangerous title hunters year He broke into the limelight suddenly in the Trans-Mississippi at the Country | Cub in 1920, carrying Nelson Whit- ney to fortyv-first hole in the final before being defeated. In th Western amateur the same year he Went to the final at Sunset, losing to Harry Legg Dick’s game was brillant but not sound that year | and subsequently he lost his touca.|Class A player, He tore his game to pleces and re- his opponent's 8:30 a. m. appoint- muilt it last vear and now he is on!ment, kicked his heels near the his best stride. * He has ~worked | starting tee until] late In the after- bard and if -he wins it will /noon. deserved. Dr. FE. V. Weakley of Normandie, Bockenkamp wilt who could not make his sticks be- PPpUlar favorite itn young Walter have in the qualifving round, tak- Mutray. The voungster, still tn hisiing an &8, was back in form yes- fens, is a product of the Municinal terday, shooting a 76 and defeating ing colf If. Williams, 5 and 3 ee ga . gg plain]: liiadsaelitleeaees ee Pon BAN JOHNSON LIKELY TO FORFEIT GAME THAT SENATORS SIDESTEPPED ‘ tna - +b ?* +, friends ever since The the Associated Press fraw a big gallerys PHILADELPHIA, al both can't win Mertz Piny= A. S. Martin. dent League said in the other matches in the Mr bracket. A. S Martin, who de-'! Washington club can give a factory reason for not playing fated Frank Watts vesterday, will pose Rill Mertz the Eftraig)-t today the postponed game of terdav with Chicago, the Shocter from St. Clair, and Elliot would be forfeited to last CLASS B. Preston . Coffin 35 and .. Chappell ve. ¢ sn . ‘ WP- | ~Presi- June 9 Johnson of the American today that unless the sai? . * + 7) Ee on at - . the Whitbread of Sunset wi!) ploy Ck Darey of Normandie. Walter Koss- Pro St. Clair, said last Week that Mertz had been shooting MMer fours for 11 straight rounée- Sox. anf that he would be a dangerous Lou ‘Barbour, business manager Metor in the tournament. The of the Chicago club, who arrived i which he disposed >%f |. | heer today, said that Manager Col- gee Triple A yesteriay lins had protested the failure of the ' hat HKossman spoke vn : '-% to play off the Wisely Martin's victory over | Washington Citis 9 pias Batts Was a surprise, though his | fame today. al score of 71 explains the tri- | Mr. Johnson came here today to amph. If he can repeat the per- ‘inspect the improvements at Shibe - the best of the tourna- | park. Through his secretary, he tour ay hel he will. make it ‘expressed surprise when informed Whitbread. if he plays as he did that the Washington club would Inst Eddie Limberg yesterday, not play the postponed game, ld defeat Dazey i the lower bracket the feature end of the third inning with the | _ ies bring together Edille | gcore 6 to 0 in favor of the Sox. anid, efending champion, and ‘ariie Calvin of Glen Echo. Ed- | * of course, will- be the favorite, Mr. Inder the rules of the league, Johnson said, a postponed - Calvin’ doesn't care how go00da ‘y are, and if Eddie js not on ‘ best game the second round Y furnish an upset. Calvin is a pomined youngster, capable of liant golf. Wolffs Narrow Fecape. | In the other matches in the low- | bracket Clarence Wolff will Dr, H. Slocumb, who ds- Roger Lord Sunday; Don | will oppose Cc.’ F. Irwin | M. Cook will meet Lawson team to a league city if | visit of a a Double-head- 'there is an open date. —— + ADVERTISEMENT _ wy Party ‘“‘HAIR-GROOM" Keeps Hair Combed, Glossy | Well-Groomed all Day Wolte had a narrow escape ves- | Ye ’ He was 2 down going ‘o 8 but won that hole. squared | Match by Pitching over a sty- into the cup on No. 17 and re- " ne that difficult trick on No. | ® win from Raefnaid Belleville | Potest Park. This waa a Clay-| Courthouse battle, as Wolff ig. x Attorney and. Belleville City | te br of Clayton. : | + det Went into the second round “Stine Mason Scudder of the o=¥Y Club, -1 up in 19. Irwin | ® €00d drive on the extra but topped his second shot. rolled toward the bunker “te og ag the green, but ae er the corner and rolled *ithin 15 feet of the cup. Irwin ; wh | &ppreciation of thie ™ ¢ firicing the nutrt ' three. winning the hole and : ' ‘«Hair-Groom’’ | is a dignified combing cream | which costs only | anominal amount a jar at any drug store. Millions use it because it gives that nat- ural gloss and well-groomed ef- | fect to the hair—that final touch to good dress both iv business and on social occasions. Even stubborn, un- ruly or shampooed hair —_ pies | iy . | all day in any style you like. ‘‘ Hair- etlooked eae ee ser ee is greaseless; also helps ~S ‘helr opponents and one grow thick, heavy, lestrous hair. ihe, faults wer ' ieee ® humerous in Class , Batis. | ‘which was stopped by rain at the | | game should be played on the first & 4A Aa ee Be ef eae — —— ————— ett —_—- = = + 'Can’t Play the Game . fe ww HERE teurs are oniv a like Panvo Nurmi. temptation to the a million dollars At! expenses was He ir , (olai z resisted a¢ + . > a quarcver of 4 ¢ 17 « Ama elitr a ‘hat the 1 allowed him for -noush for him The America: In- ign TiC (others smother their con: tev dollars’ wort) 7 money . > The amateur boxi seems to Here in , forts to keep the most! evasions Louis countless ef- sport straight have been but careless- ness or *ulpability soon or late have brought disaster. The suspension of Ray and the y to run St made; ca expulsion of ¢! 7 ‘ > Men's A. A., ann . 5 sequeis to ©¢€ Registration both ness day. foris the mittee get club promoters to walk straight, and live up to the rules. Seemingly the.straight proved too narrow for them. a e & afe by y ; *n boxers anG course this for the un- and Cook, their troubles mateur boxing mre We will say fortunate Solari That promoting #i«crhy toy Liit sm iitie The res . the program would ase advertised. going to take r up further wit A 0 5 re = rata thorities,” said Cook. . . . : t} our shows ur and we had no rogram and the of War vet- we must go wil] try to who engages prograrn, preserving his Standing. If preserved.” ingludes several aii ' a: irr? The notices sent out offi-| arried “We follows: mat- — the a4 as Mat all of Can prove withdrawals since the cause the iteur he cares to ave it Alfano tay Alfano had taken instatement Five Counts Against B. M. A. A. jhe ccuia more severe | charge made “The show |conducted by Boys’ Club under direction of A. W. Mitchell, who is himself a member of the Registration of the Western A. A. YV’.,’ “He personallr box six two-minute I did so. That was onty of boxing. I] can 4c- ‘ount for every cent turned over to for expenses to either Boston (or Li@le Rock and I shall do so (f I apply for reinstatement.” PACKS PLANS MATCH FOR JOE STECHER, HERE ecissors to Clear Himeetlf. today that to obtain a declared said no steps but he clear himself by at tion Com ittee ; REGISTRATION COMMITTEE BEB. L. PROBST o ws -a that of each Chairman Probst. Little Rock Little In the case of the penalty against the Business Men's ‘ ~ thea A. A.. the allegations were set forth th the mittee said Alfano ; quested me rounds and to 12 minutes ndq samp.é me Registratio Joe Stecher, Nebraska demon and heavyweight wrestling tic conte f champion, return to Louis failed ~? ae in the near future to defend his mo : newly acquired laurels in a finish at the Louis University Athletic Field. where he won the crown from Stanislaus Zbyszko the afternoon of May 2.0 Promoter Tom Packs stated today that he has heavyweight grapplers under consideration for a titflar with Stecher on his next They are: Hannes Steinke, | pound German athlete; Jimmy Lon- dos, Greek heavyweight champion; Frank Judson, Boston scissors ¢x- | pert, and Dick Daviscourt, the Cal- 'ifornta headlock specialist. Motion pictures of Stecher's conquest of Zbyszko were shown for the first time yesterday afternoon in the private rooms of the Pathe Film Exchange. The pictures were made under the supervision of Robert Tomsen of the Superior Co., who paid Promoter Packs $15,000 for the privilege. They are clear, accurate in detail and show every phase of the titular battle with remarkable eontinulty of action. Close-ups of the two falls furnish an interesting portrayal of Stecher’s prowess with the body scissors hold. The pic- tures will be offered for public ex- hibition next week. Tomsen has also closed negotiations for nation- 'al distribution of the films J mav st ‘ a . ¢ match S*‘ Oy) No promoter, manager 4 ne: identi- fied with ' be conduct ans tourna men? competing in tourna- ny person menta held by the Business Men's As- sociation shall be disqualified from the Western Association of the A. A. v. for a period that the Registration Committee mav deem proper REGISTRATION COMMTTTEE. R s PROBST Alfano Once “Professaionnalized.” Alfano week competed in a/| six-round at Little Rock | cent under the auspices the Bovs Club, beating an opponent named Saunders. Dispatches from club officials stated that the event ws an amatetr affair Never- theless, reports of the bout called six-round contest—two more than the Nmit permitted the A. A. U. All of Alfano’s offenses, one exception, were the result event. The remaining one, | for falling to file expenses of his/| trip to Boston, concerned the affair in which Alfano won his national title. Alfano previously had profession- alized himself but was reinstated by the Western District body. The Business Men's Athletic As- conducted by Harry | the Business James §S ited pr but were amateur were four , iast contest of Collegian Jeine Pirates. ty the Associated Press. PITTSBURG. Pa.. sociation is who Gymnasium, They operates Fred ana prom Cook, Men's lari June 9 i'Scott, a ‘yaw . | Texas Christian University, has | joined the Pittsburg Nationa! | League baseball team He was iwith the Pirates last year and was | permitted to complete his studies | before reporting this year rhe | Pittsburg club has also announced ithe unconditional release of Leon- ard Willis, recruit pitcher formerly boxing permitted to enter game when the prohibited here Thev nmnromoted amateur sanction at shows, the shows i ~_oo fessional! ‘pro’ have some fine exhibitions under A. A. U the Coliseum and else- during the past two years, largely been responsible where and have re- 4 A4bnounce- | ’ announced be | was | Rock | Com- | re- | | | | | | (ger on the right hand battle | card. | the 270-. exhibition | for keeping the game alive in this | city Thursday's Bouts to Go On. Harry Cook ‘and James Solari managers of the Business Me,z’s | Athletic joint f Club, promoters of! ‘ers are not permitted on the first |§ ‘trip. Today was an open date in | R) — » © OG. iG 00 O— Zs 5 “ 3 Bieleski: Paragon A. © 4. “lub— . 2 Strollers a0 2 Florais .... ' 0021 Batteries Miliard and Green: and Fitzpatrick. Club 123456789 %$OR Oak leaf 017690 0082 ° 11 o0o0000000 O— DO mnimiiendniin H.E 14 0 2 @& i en an a ae a ae ee a ; ; :Games Wanted By- PD IT ~ i te i a an Devison Pirates, with teams having dis- monds. RK. ort 4035 Davison ave nue. Colfax SSM. Aubern A. C., for Sunday. with a team having a diamond. Milton Meier, Colfax p. m. Gesell, with teams in nearby Missoun ID) juke) " 4 hae wvehu Lf | LOW LF. Epiphanys, with iv and : avenue. ° uniformed tearnps, Zt ts i ; ii thas Smiley Yales, with wriseorm Mbert, 1417 Salisbury strvet. Central 7270. } The lahoy | More ' M - Donal A A RD — - +g — —_- >a eatii[_ =. - a ant -acaineties —_— a TODAY atin 0 - a — ee =—=——-———— -+— a — - _ , > i i i i i ae ee » 4 Last Night’s Fights. Resi fr PHILADELPHIA. —tLevw ler, Philadeciphia won the judges’ decision over Jack Zivie, Pittsburg, in 1° rounds. Benny Schwarts, Balti- more, received the judges’ deci- sion over Bobby Welgast, At- lantic City, and Tiger Flewers of Atlanta, Ga.. was awarded the _ werdict ever Lee Andersen, Bos | ten, : “ eee gm “- Tead- welterweight, BALTIMORE, M4. — Young Stribling, Macen (Ga.) light heavyweight, was credited with a victery over Bill “Bearcat” Clemons of Logan, W. Va... when Clemons, amid jeers from the spectators, walked from the ring at the end of the third round. - MRS. M. B. WALLACE, JR. HAS 80 AT GLEN ECHO AND LEADS IN TOURNEY Mrs. Mahlin B. Wallace Jr.. for- Miss Audrey Faust, holder of the woman's district golf cham- pionship, stroked the Glen Echo Country Club course in 80 yester- day, the best score ever made by a woman over the links. The score Kave Mrs. Wallace the lead tn the first half of a two-day medal! tour- nament given by Mrs. James A. Corbett, president of the Women's District Golf Assoctation. Contestants were divided three classes, according to handicaps, and prizes will awarded in each flight for Kross and low net scoreg. two players etarted and 91 turned !In cards. second 18 holes will be played today and there also wil! | be a blind bogey tournament. Aft- er the competition there will be a ‘luncheon at which Mrs. Corbett wi}! be hostess. Scores for the first 18 holes and pairings for today follow: First Flight, Mrs. Mahlin Wallace (80)-Miss Virginia Pepp (BS). al rs. Emil Lann (90)-Mrs. John Rule bs ). rs. i. R. Parrott (92)-Mre. R. J. (93). Mre. J. T. Claybaugh (93)-Mre. George E. Mix (94) - 7 M (06)-Mre. Clifford W. merly into thelr Mrs. C. E. Hill Gaviord t(96). rot A. F. Eisenbeiss (96)-Mre. Geugh ay - od! rs. I. S. Hynes (09)-Mre. Lester Meyer (vr. | wm C C. (00)-Mrs. Edwin Mever (9). Mre. Vance Taylor (101)-Mre. M. J. Isler (99). Doddridge Farrell (101)-Mre. EK. More (101) H. W (101)-Mre. M. WM. _ Mine Boulden (104)-Mrs. B. G. CRapenag (104). | Mrs. R. (105)-Mre. Littigh | Schofield oD). | Mre. R. O. Kennard Jr. (107)-Mm. C€. S. Chesbro (108). Mre. H. Vinsonhahler (108)-Mre. &. Bradon (108), Mrs. S. T. G. Smith (109)-Mra. W. G. Hieht (110). j ire. R. E. Neal (113)-Mre. R. M. Bates rs. ©. Robbins (115)-Miss Martory O Rourk: (125). Second Flight. Mane HerculesMrs. E. M. Bren- . Jd. A. Dewes-Mra. Adolph Stein. . M. H. Smith-Mre. N. TJ. Patter H. i’. MacCarthy-Mre. H. I. Ser tt. A. ka. La Visne-Mrse. Frankie Meeke-Mrs. Walter Shirler. Blatterman-Mrse. G. M. Glad Criseaman Brown Ruth Earle i. A. . F. R. Jennings-Mrs. L. Fiera Hilger-Mre. G. A. E. Blackmer-Mres. tes. ft. Ruchine are ~, oe age a . Harvey Sims-Mre. vw ur H. Eales-Miss Linnie Kim- . F. Braun-Mre. H. Montague. '. Morton-Mre. A. &. artin. . T. Ashton-Mrse. EB. KE. Allen. H. Bain-Mre. Oecar Wibbi Glendy Arnold.Mre. W. : Ruth Woelk-Mra. Greeniu id. Third Flight. Wiederholdt-Mre. KH. : '.. A. Proctor-Mre. D. L. ’ B. Bick-Mre J. 8. Van ‘ Violet Levy-Mre. W. J. Cot «. J. J. Searey-Mra. Erwin If omer. Percy Blackmer-Mre. EH. > Ww. k Dickineon-Mre. tf. J. R. Gisaell-M aapdiaameas - rmett. *Taslg. , puoelh ror. iMolwtan. Ie. e . ods hn ° Doolittie-M rs. H. AY Pe "+2 «*,* *-« . > . 2°. @¢ e*s*,% ee", > + pp * . - 7 La . oes n * e.¢ - oe ome oe *5*, * «.4.@¢ °,% e +.0.¢.¢@ e * * - ete %e eo” *? . * * e ° .* ~~ *.¢ @ #24 _@_#_* @ _*# ee eM Collar design at its newest and best. **¢ + *_* +«_* > * * «€ Made in one. piece: no bands, no starch, no linings, woven-in fold, will not wilt or wrinkle. 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Leonorit * t : a venines, | SALESLADIUS—For the Mermaid Tine SALESMEN—You can make $50 to 5 75 per week selling our line of oe We liston ayv.. bet ween y CVE merc handis We train you in se))- ’ moth ler ess home ‘ . 1ldoth (cr ein rf 105 ore itere a etieedietea ee a 44QGew 4 The ‘ - . an at 2 -_- ; “neerie, sport suits and sweaters: « an NI: SET—Jacobean Oak. $65 ‘ HOUS nee , alia mes 8 oe 4 . ve i, C EKEEPE Pr v nder r dif €arn $lv and up per Gay. Nationa] & ales é ‘J: Wainut, $35. Leonori 300 caer LA bidg. “ef and pay vou a drawing account HOUSEKEEPER—Ref Seitied, midd'c- | SALESLADIES —Fo, “Outside provo-. . | DRESSER—Good ” stand | welling cheap | o 1 Qu ~ar iine is without competition and | @€ec; working w: aks for rooming house lS per wes - A aad ins nab pare Ogd Washineto james 1 ITiT | s Spr ns Ma ttre seen ' : nT ' 3 : mum offer assures you an 4960 Ww ashingto mn 7 Apply He me M. nates . oe a omnes 1 MTS ce al ———ngton ne TEOTOb LOCKE! bra Y Table Orn%* “amar eve MG ea ivermicl IT SOUNDS 1 IKE every home. Men HOUSEKEEPER ‘tne | Sta 8d fieor Cotbote ese 3 . , two ire3s Th) Guiles, £207 : tefriger. | =. avoir ( «ff THE DICKENS tho r - ' . . 4 (sf era! OUBP Wt ri , . ae Ae 2) Um Dia B) dy ° e lp! ] — Lis ee 7 =eok, .) : [ . ‘ | ne Ee x! on, on r wre ' ’ " . ‘ — = Past sUCcessfu! g' 204 nome . . lean: referen: C= ] inde lL | SA Es Si ADIE 5s— FE rience bs for “of v “y : ty 3 . val : . “per “| , ‘ a , © a permanent con. i582 Washington nee Lindell | SALEST. Rperienced. for candy | FURR And stoves, new and old: | gt0,, Bedroom and dining ‘su‘tca’ sot a ae EE: You're Always : Oo ery deparime mu duct ‘HEY r ; ae of St. Louis’ larg- Middle-aged women” efficient. Hers Gands Coe cher p. 3140 Park (cB) | HOME FU RNISHERS , LET—1923 con vs é J ' ', . I lf IC -BE OG Wor ai) if? Aik had ni c’Y = iG§ / ot ba: y ‘ " ont . . . 4 i j (ail Wednesday — ' marine yi Poel he ~ ‘hs ive. Py RNITU RE—S§] a “week buys $40 Wor > Ww ALK ER ARMSTE ONG r CO t s ! ¢ e ) ss : 10) or after wages. _— T. PBK. Dost Dic : _ ian y: , atl to” 2 pees. Furnitu ire Co.. 4 my « houtea u co) 2506 Morac fas? ST. : ; HEVR iob,'T U t I ( no} ln a Ww ELA) A ( OM P ANY, 1i09 ©} ive. : - Dispat he “a4 be SLADIE: ——Ca thoi i ° r i "R NITT! RE hes r ome. le a Onnos : air } Orr ‘ ) ; Peel te 1 = . HOUSEKEEPE R——Working, experienced. rouments for @ mission society: aie rm . 2 , 0 et p! be a a aan G) Bis i -. New -e white. for fumil,y ” ~ , vieasant an onkwenial: ig - cally = leaving city. ; 32 3 Franklin —MULVIBN —e nn OO c Y ] fs SA LESMEN Groves: seed. fone ” gr Fs ne lerat a nats e . - r te ge d il referer: FURNITURE — Reds. UR R I rs y oe sh ldalebentenk roeuring. 2 port morte ra | ) em oOupe ment for right part y " 6173 Wat ere 4 . ' . . . =" > On ‘ % ; hairs everything r ft preferred Box T « a “rep ~ ; fo { 1A B E ast 6034. J 312 && J B ) ell goft drinks. A eatch iii , m., Mr. Moore. Alcs Hotel, 4° | PURNIT "REC ontents of 6 roome:}¥UNe Brides and E very House- , wr. ES’ A Eas- f A Handsome Present \\ ith . ee . ; H SIt > ’ —. : TAY ’ TA » \. > - £100 ¢] sf D yo" IW n penses pa) d: Can “arn $: io per “ ee}: Ww hile . Olive. , , 1A dis ain ) ee i- . CRN ~— ~— = ure lase O07] or ore 4 FURNITURE—Used. very cheap? ~ learning: we show *Ou chance for ; LAMES—1If vou ror. > Ann Ae Atay it TBE tha Seat Pcie mpi, soca PON Scene athteptiaae aP bo : a re enya A Peete * heap: - . ' ’ . oY : want teady und pa wowing account. ck. 0 enings. Tayler = | NO INTERES Sets Bide, ees! Bales Co. 223| income you cen’ an et’ pee, ine the ne is without competition and | Stock. Open evenings. 1431 N. Tayee 3 Rooms Complete. $175 I REST rier 4 Frisco side Es a SeREALD line 0 lin rie } ft or . ig prem un os vo on ul . vo ona " reamonatie fat for’eeh “flat = — : Bed room, T)) ning ‘oom and Kitchen i HRY ST, ik R 1924 COA TY A YEAR TO PA Y eon. Owner” Forest sate @ | Terms, $18 cash and $2.50 week | trot, gf A monk twice to tel SALARY AND BONS fel st_ 6731) 3 reduced. Save ab r O34 mr iO! st. £O' I il? B&F and Mi S- AT Fe ke — ‘ =e . , 4 re — om 900 er . a ) ) brdel "ry ; ef) ee 3 food Spec! al ity nen : = uri ’ rs ion | w ‘ Ni 1058 Planters I f : tT) Vo ith U.ie v 0 e “E- oy 7 Baath 1 z8 draperies, chi- All New Furniture $ . qT dace y AHLEM >? ‘ se it¥-wide decorating p); ini. i (c2) ot FOLesl PORES. _— “Wednesday n ne ; vetc., at auction 2944 | OCUST QT ? _ Hudson Super Sedan — ‘vy; eltvy work and quici les Apply j . Sera : F . morm-ng vefore or a , AY «. Leonori Auc ion 3- Room Outfit for $87. 50 “est ST. y — L119 Title (cession Bid oe ‘ LADY—Young. nerai office work. WELCH & COMPANY, 1109 Olire. »., &907 Lue WEBERPR's rerr : ~¥ : | 1035 N. GRAND a 2 ie I na mes — able to operate typewriter: state age and "UC RNITURE are bed. bo chife | ¢ 36 6 solid oak side- leer Refrig- , B. E Cor. Geen EXCH ’ : cor tale pn anes nuedinn a eee ee fc) Vaees dee rec answer in Ow handw rite ? et ; aan ° \. a % . , anit 00K ‘ase CT) “4 ’ ’ S ] for | i ‘ ee te te : e : ? > 4 +} 1? ’ v ‘ onjer, fer ¥ 4x12 ru ing Rox H-30: ‘ost-Dispatc? Cc) DIES ] Jl-known magazine: 401 JOU. 4 Ook s ral as iv YOUR CHANCE NDRY HELP | | , work; our girls make $35 to $46 Bei phonograph. Forest V2 4 erators; special, $21. Sunday 7 : d sare 3 Ly : 4) gr y dry . ter 7 wp a 2 ‘6 “4ne X et © Me Imar wr ) Or ; ore ‘ m & CNDRY it ao pe 20. | ge RNiTURE—Console talking machine, | *. ; as = 3. Peon.” « @2 a : : ene ij us to niake $100 u week oF iV Excels«i iv Lea de r ? tT) i ¥. ‘ 43 TH : > - P M E:) tren j au } a sie ‘ . i i ‘ 4 Rieti : ; . ii : R los - slightly Imperfect. $5. , ie. [24 - : | | ~ ‘ i \ — Fi ret iste very KO Ta | Cond & : y KR c’ 7 O Be, ] TY unustia! ene ma@ity Must é ce nern . in .T in] hi} V ai . 0 Beste , rnd a ++ ates, ay HoH- 4 ‘ . ey roe gg . - ~ ‘ “= _— "fr > ° "4 i8i? ‘ u a / liy \ : tp . ‘ a 4 wan 4), re , ; met , 2 ‘ : s r- RNITURE—Fi; bjects of ar stat. $125 hea itiful o»-plece ualade ity driven; ongina!l tires. diec nes. | ar 2: 350 Easton (c3dn) | ect. _B resell . ° "OO , Iii . 1: rn ; llliame ‘ b+ De Dy if 09°- = om es \ to assist in lich air u est of Bedroom Suites. $73.50. ive, ( oA suick Roadster: ai we ry PeaW., 1925 - ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ : ‘ , * “ a 4 i’ my. Ha 4 ON Ai A Men a ‘ > snl MAR KERS AND, ASSORTERS i ; f ; - ° i p) . - t of list _fror hem - ’ y Ex in ie =e ‘all im diatelv ” noe new lw. emcee te 5’ tle wc HB a Linde ’ n Business ly ow gg em. celeior ood r Li Texas 2)1 VW ir Are Attaining Finan- . S* NITUR % rool ‘ lehtic Ra 1BeS, nish; new seat c S: tarine: . ; a! Buick T Susie LLINER \ SUTTER = ; cones ; I” = Os — _ sient oe sree nage Bh, . é coy “42 e ns | n Su ee ulCc) 1O¢ Roadster: in i} American lillinery 7 5 . 1 Inde} eT) ¢ lence W th s t a : -" on ‘ , ni hin & NNO g Furn. souses & Moen For Sale Easton > F nin ] a 0 % tify) a % ase: pacha ; - : : ye mu Ou 4 —rankiin = — = (eA) ys eT? KN FT AT ms, Kood for : : ir @©s , four whee] brakes A : on § RWEA : ey FURNITURE . wor 2903, "Ol" NOt Water furnished. Vic-| SCOHNURE-BUICK OLIVE a1 buy at $97 a HELP wT. —_WOMEN. GIRLS OPERATO! RS—Experi: rr n BSner , sinwis » ike hetts Bedroom eultes tiv : Sultes Nplet with vile fy ne fine: good shape ‘pri _ i. eee . ’ 4 29 isiness Hil I SEDAN. 1924 - - . , sete: team WOOR suis wrsal sen ; everything or anything you need in @)| on ack e 1 9135 ¢ : = de Hy ' K 7 : ) . ne stan 23 “ py —_ - ” sae bie - "hc 439 fashinstan * no interest: % Cars ¢ he Jewett Super-Special Sedan A sciiee ‘at ions oY women ~ ul'- OPER AT Se ear ror . LEA | HER (V0 TS ny 4 n. . unt @ few of our baredins o0ds badly. cea ho, D se ! e BE wa FOR] ‘OUD ut a cannes ann ; —!AHLEM. 103: N._Gra tires, trunk and rack, 2 bumpers. ' 1) . : and clot . rOOd [AN a , C VPORTE » TO) “y * GOO ys ; neion tab) $9 a6¢. Del: Mar 860 or Delmar +6]. , >. ‘ ra’ Hol —— +) windshield wiper, sun shade, re; HeNnTS in} Mi)} Alteration Ci Middle Wes: rarwen: 1392 8 R | Kl [LF . I ‘ carriages. $9 75. (R) ‘OR ~~ 94 coe an. nee eb | Buick Roads er; will make a view mirror. Complete. Looks . aaningtor a Vi ave a few positions now « pen lvavenettes $14. 75. ANTIQUE fu: ings of all Kinds. bi ic-a- ~ aes Gar ‘assy roadster for someone for 1043 like new. $905, today only, Tern Dent \ } Su it 9. Of- . mr } 7 ‘t l4raes }.ed ‘ bre ugs Vj es For better cash FART. ‘w “¥ ~ . Summer $422 Linde! isy . . . . ’ ys nNorel. ) pe hes . , 7 ‘ : . eit b ; a ‘ t. ; ; oe Summer: good tir S: car biGe) > Years . t a 12] , ] | | I iere } andi } T j e $ cea ¢: uw ff. in 18a3 | 1808 Chou. . >i . . . ’ . d P ‘ ate ~* . r ; Fi; > 4 ‘ antan? e P } “22 0) ' , , , > = 4 4 4 ” . . ‘ ‘ } P . —_ ’ ‘Tr ". ale COPN =) j ‘f} tor thern r lees cas ii . "i ; ‘ Bog. sai : co . ty lk Jats —- : 8 ‘ ; \ j NE W E l, lV, Linde 29 ’ Bi usine ae as SCRUGGS ‘GELICA JACKET can 5 “oe : : . ' "RN . EX NGE . rage. Cab. 60398) FORD co ce lent , ai —- — a Ba IVERLA ND——Chamoic 1924; pe- : ‘ +e . horn rie : ae ADILI 4 / . ' s she ‘ Ti er i mn gedan 4. The death: ties Sh 19tt and Washington (56) ‘ Wwe urn is ; ra it his ae udste “a! - VANDERVOORT. is = | Valeting af Bhs merchan@iee a”, othine. Haffner: Dens 1egew ano eee 'g flgtels cheap GRAGDN EM SEPS ,AE%8 It. $100 down: | tert, coMdition: very ‘oheaD: terme: ‘Ohen Lo Kelcher Kingshighway {', ? ties : 4 * : a a ‘ ° ’ roptrrady de “Goce ° : ; oss 1st, wr i as . : : j 3 RB AR N ke y OP E RA TORS— Union Opec lal ; Xp ‘ith the highest class of “URNITI RE FOR SALE oS ea tanentrs | rhe achat eat. = poo OT ar ones : HEV ROLET—Roadster >: i ” ihe — nL (; . M ain Aico! o . “ght . anes an a 86 tC ny amount. We FORD Coupes -U@TANLeRS ; l-s@: ee D. r. % 0. Clal flat bed or cylinder Wia- — Pe i ‘ are ck and } irnitu — Sn ome . , a — . tr Tr; 4441 Juniata BAG PATCHERS chines. ANGELICA JACKET |. FAMOUS-BARR CO. » suit ry body rae. ited espe 1 i280 ”:sCénews 3s | PO 3: $ . easy price ter i; A sei —- 7 7 must : af i ‘ ; 4 i 4 } ’ » oe - i y y « see fyedeer - - " - : a a . ’ . . ii ‘ i j ) i £OCous, “urni- x. 7 i i . Late ’ Pees gene a iv . . ! ate M 2914. i’ IRONER —~Experienced. PEN MARK ER—fFxne, ( hire aoe ¢ ys) S. per} nf fi. inds et rer rs rar f : "? ; ‘ ion : PORD {oupe 124 - x1! mol ong } hoist T = T> P=, . ’ r owr Co., = Bel 1}. . at . siping gs Bie * p ; —- me , de renG . , “Es te! Pianos, bric- tion ; ringed oe encig opportunity , is ashineton . i an ‘ Lie Drivate Dart , K Tis , . tern “ache . . Lippe} a4 I ’ 4 ’ } . Mezz: rr) . 7 ne ATT , , F aH-OTAS ; te Bi] i4ih ’ 7 { fe L’ . 7s iis ‘y LLLI ATT S&S 9%. ; (oilve OS | ” . ” eee _ :ATOR—Expe: ; Le r ” ; ” +] (7 Pst pi : 1¢?Tl ; I PZZanine rues . lL. rs na ; oe} a ren) a ’ a ~~ & . Vil - “ ~ aS rr . ; i . . , " rie ) A} . { A. 2: uca (col4) . , ; ) ! — Roadster cnea ’ ter ‘rs } :* i and a ae Sy s RK ele ‘ Sep * . . pte un i\«= ind #% Ati RS. 4650 Easton | iV i] s-K ight Sedan } r r nen ‘ , a . figs ; . ee f e ‘ on ae , ; ‘s rat S { any ‘ P ter? ’ : . o-4“4e nN - ‘ perma ‘ Pd ne. LATS an : i O00 "es . . ’ , . . ; : be lena ye 4 (cd: — \ s b ; xe cnines on] 6 to 9 Talbot 5 Cellent wor , , 7) J rthur A: wT’ A 2,’ . "Bi a Liacves veekiy or mont | 2 if "I ON . must have g£oods. K einer. ing & Lingshiehw: ' ry — . : i nd ~ : i ie i. . me. s ‘ha 5 it : , i > | ' . Ts : ’ “aut r : : liy , | rN ‘ BR. KR X } LLER | i | . } a 3.4 . ‘ , , f - nde . 67. : ae (oR) > re) aad ; - oo ¥ ; \( HINT RE_RI ICK & i 4 f ty hy BOOK h EEPER -Experienced ; > full in- RACTICAYI TRS pei ble rte LANG FQuick es oO oe as | ae. oun NDS ld ‘Here, pay 40¢ ASK Bale: Dade form 4tiotn; and Saiary cxpected. F aad , . nes e iare2 y lie’v $:) : / "” vy Pose Dispatel > sedan with 3 doors. « RIS mY | i ; 0 rave about [he figst one late ‘93. ‘ig - hood ’ r he ” iong time A real . : argain ferme ; no } reputation of the ‘nt. #561. (8) FORD . io stu le > : + . tight j , owne Here : racer e nerience . "ye , 16 : at > ~ oy . “a /. =o fis mati ,* FO R SA LE—W D , ls , A R ? y ( U ‘SE I. a, (; { yT I 4 re ’ , > , , T [> vige Roadster: looks ; i : sac 7 $1095 4 hig ~~ .e ‘ " _ ( ry rs ne on a ; “- {} I - A ery "ES elie 1) . wi = tana Feather, beaker . 3729 N. Gran tk “Pikak - = . " ‘ . : . } - | | ; ‘. (; A: RA: ——Water hea er Lib KIMS; fh AeOCUS mn evenit ‘ "ll $195. Terme Money Back ae = MISCELLANEOUS FOR ‘SALE = a. seers. | (== "OR DS-—Coupe ‘arme, aasortment: ‘22. | \ EWELL 2? -~ Tr . oF [924 WILLYS ‘ | ‘ & Myere;" brand-new, ropale ee eRe 5 TgUME, Foom, wet and sewing machin AUTOMOBILES} te Kummer eae shes? STH 88: | PLINT-1028 apent eect ae: Par | KNIGHT SEDAN Myers; ei i ‘ I be . > er —— : ‘Oin8; 4&@ real car term): if . genera] housework email On r » Lucas r i if wing Tor your thome:: GAS STOVE Te : pra. F RD $—— Cin upes gor ectlol ; ari ss ” —— go; | . that the motor improves with age: rood home:. beat references re- SFINE Intelligent in ongenia] a ee plea ee boday. - 5 as Cw ONer wdhednin oe u " term orixin paint dime rubber. bumpers fron: ‘hone Mrs. Tas Kirkwood ines companion; fre leave it) hah. ¢ Market Cy ant imal >I us .| on | ae AIV ETOP ror FORDS— Roadsters ruaranteed Sil prices: | #6 re ‘ugeege trun k and spare tire and fe referer "haneCd: Puwstlics ermanent N or rezit Acme iectric 2° a ruaran tl aes on ' Natural Bridge at Unio: eh" fering. Ford Agency 403% Ia clede. (et) | Other extras: come and look this one ove PI ; met : ve ‘} he ma Bros $11-15 S. J4th ot aes = = | SOUTHWEST Wa “) RING MACHINE GIRLS—Exner't. ly ancen chutney dp “ te — oe + li au : & For Hire FOR! On , nod ow on f RE-— Roadster. demountab es rgi- | F a rin nt aR00 $039 Locu t TF ; P ~~ % * a? ; . Py? on _ {. “4 : ‘ . . = . — \ ® : al adn hacia i : ‘ _— , + . , . ; Tr4 : momor Me » ; } 8 . fiolman Paper Box ORD— Roacster ‘33 model on Ex penenced with zeros, By ie js pea > Fa pty PRESSER * . : 4 in » he ater hes ’ Kedward Fel 23117 Ar ' ds erme $30 down 3342 2 Washinern: = Touring Cars For Sale Steady work for right man. 4-5! nl aaler ANC} aririe! rr len k h ae ; : ee : a 2) , PORT Oa} ars byes , ake Poe we > : th. = an 2 fed) | le nd Dyeing Cs -OU8 Pari ne , ; m5 ay OU 4 thats . . = : pen , , 147 oe P thats late © nev APPERSO® —1923 tour'ng beauty: GA, I J K r 3) STENO R AP HE R ‘ I 1 BE? EG heh Bat at wey rag TT) ' 5 ‘ erms, "ace W006 > leffeo ; wa a gy 4441 Juniata. (4) rhRA TO (apahbie: able SSN I ii re. refera vd Lig tt Pie =. ' aa TOK , ; : 4 ml, BP a ws (c57e) : 3, ~ . — er mieihte Vapemve: 4 gy | Sadie ony vy SOONER ? ‘> : “¢ ; “ : red $90 to $100. Hox IH -D.| partment ri Apply 219 allway > j ACE. : SRE poe 7a. gms : oad : = anal Ghitediancet 4: 1: eliveries: eve ; | : = model; looks 1 | 3441 Juniata > , San " ~ r\ At; i, : ins j ; -* . ‘ > e P . - - ESS OPERATOR -*01 Lue DIdg 5 s or ioc as ' io ASS-tOD, | UUNIVERSG ay Mt Basen SR) lesired 4 sort ye ri oa terms. Rieflings | 6"*—— Touring 1923: beautiful W] —— ec _ .nerien = - cow - | } ra dee from thé pure! F585: terms. 4701 Gravote to 7 Lm dressmaking 3, ; vine te ——- /USt wl ue Pou Ceine, wry & \ ry LOS ‘ 4" 305 r V\ 4 LOR? Qe ' | . oo ae , > wri r id Na ‘ 4 ver oe ; ‘ : ' ' ssfiaail ay nay os MMmount ables | ~ % ~~19°4 “aster 4 touring; beau mre " " ‘ ‘ ‘ c j }*. ‘ I ‘ u on | moe , i , - ‘ ’ mar X25 BE ell ara ge By a s | ~~ nt postpaid, 25¢ ee , . Jom Wanted : ; und ood condition $95: terms ful: fully guaranteed: $875. 471 dressn aking shop pecteu, references regu): e of 420 1 hincto : — (eta) | 4 ba Asiiand |; AUTOMUONIL_LES Wt tor wrecaing PORD—(" ; hee): J HNN IN MOT®*) ; é ark: ' - - ~ a nby " [ECE MOH, IvITeE a Bible 3318 haston Riasrtront 270) i@e \ s. 5! ] Ww Ti: f-Uara? A oe Bej e it rT os pi ’ ~19°4 master @ touring a Teal ; in" " 4 ded : OU £4. ¢ muinbe!lg al al ; 4 - . ' ' : . . SWITCHBOARD OPF} ATOR Phorowugh: bore 4 rankli: 5A, heehee. “4 ’ * AUTOS Wtd.—Used cars or o'd cars. Olive pla ntinn ;, ) ! "AOR ' ' ar. fee it and youll agree: perfect 4 experienced, fur Vacation t Stat ’ , eerie aan ts ; on a 4 MONG J "= = Ora d (B45 1706 O'Fallon (cB) FF Oe: upe; cannot be i in _ en itio Dump, un} \.. 124: both 4@4-wheel brakes want to reicrences. Box H-3 , a pe ’ ity I er di an are nat) , ' 4 ky i Leon ear, iota olf cir; TT) ; brakes per: *k hee] ig or r Ww}! ‘, me 4 , ’ o TT a i Ural oA) U st } ‘| By? r’K ‘ Touring: Master “a. ; 1G via erg? = parte Pe dition. Dau. the House Furnisher, 20°71) ¢ Gees tendo ine need o- " end S65 $42. nw ik — w! ake umpers wind reflectors : e lifig yal . ‘ uss. > mix . lar . ; ; «! - Pe , , rit $90 tv =] 1QO et VW ast er 4 tl me mm! by 3¢ ’ Ww rf -—rve Aa ne LARY . a, s ui 41 . Oa : ’ eS! ‘ ! rot ae err: A 3 . 7 “i ’ t ’ ay ane 1; . r) oe . , ' Co , ind 19°74 Roadster: a beauty and , ene . _ A wi ‘lame. Sane - “sc “a ¥ ; ‘ TOOL Lan PU : we JHU ! ( 2 |] t pp? ? 5 up ys : ; a . : ; } 7, Li ae re e | ¢ 7Q”°o , Ag mce ig right. “Fr , Min if GROSS FREEDMAN CO SS at fe3) | FOR Beeb te Poke, Condi | FORD—1923 coube: slay a 1922 cepa, Fame thie car ean | Oil ~ - ms Gs WA AITRESS- ke xpe le yice d. ; by i} ( — . . > , a : . . - - — - ber} , x T-J10) Preys | ay Sane stim. j ; cept Nal Va _ anc wont las or NU RE RY ICK OLS A i4b4 TAPER m Daint ed }? Foe) ; =aT ut - = ~ . TES TT." I(*k lone 4 ‘eOD Term . r by ‘ " ’ jo4 W ashy rte j WAITRESS—Exp-- on , SR 5s lone wis legs “ ~~ , i 4 lagtidies a r , : TO AUTO IWNEPS de . = oP at $22 » erms. Me ney aC K GARRISON _ l ‘ ‘ ; j } * no a ae ie a WAITRESS—aAnd meee 7 . - > Ren =; ‘ (oQo. aay ’ aa ; ai ne > , np luber, @#H02 Loeu ie a : im = . — sof, #4dran'tee Buick. rensinted: good shape bargain yta «the un Lhe gir for general houre 7 “a = pi ' ' . at —_ ~y ; _— " . 75% pie «LOR , At vue MOU; ly E "| Ar pr are ge j5O1T5 Locust IS Y % secs . é . j »w r (s-rove , ‘ a . cy : , . . ‘ ’ icy . tom ‘A ; { ; , 3 Para . cires tA "UT fere e } arkview ~O11J i+ e1 = ~ wie si . coum —_ a : ; ~ : ‘ : ones ” we , 3 .? ' “ 7 EW ELT Love . 2rs ) . . SC r « OLIV A ‘Anal . : | Fh tra hae * a ae : : Secgy . ctr ; | : - . wait ' gi tl oF ; nont 7D in Musi ese : GARKISON nted witli i . La ae . a i perience . a : : , “ , ut: psionin avi ty sue Dinat } Fe- OF - on ' as pe : , : ' P ca." — ‘ : a pg = 1 , _ work ing assist in bak ; Ate Bla ‘at Res au rit j : ek. . ‘ re Ou i y} ve! Ry heat } room See CAT ‘ } Wu we ‘ bord aAlers S005 Lu eT [> ’ ' . NKLIN ' ] road ster. ate ict 0’ Das tears te car body for 1o°c4 Bu! k ‘ & fhe nan a ah (c3) . “ar tern ry >! U I V | ; # a Monars : 37 or liet . r oe an sd ; , | re . ¢ rs ‘t ; : ; — guaeene . » i ip . . ' ; ‘ ’ rv , e\e at he node ou earn In cor fection ry “Dice or he ; ; . : : LE SS—Exper lenced arm me read : RA birids } Or | 0 () (Kt) ON ° ‘ORD—Coupes, “I? J yi . ak . " ry . ; r} icy “Lio! Lr 3 : awh , , . ; ; J spatc! si. ‘ . Q Tac ‘sty “Tag eb ] r) > | , ‘ l y v NI I | M EY . ; io r) rermn : - 7 Loe 4 . ° . ‘ ’ . ‘ ; . Ser \ ice D ris ers, Attention : for -eneral housewor«. 7 , sina mite i : ) « by lint: ) » mmf nm yeur i'n at 7 Tow ESN gE AY ane i trat ~, , " ich?) wy PN Se — WICC iced = Li ) y + vara fy +o puons a) SALE ' s6@nn * : . ; tt oa ou sn Cid, open -— — —-- thet Sag Putek vUring: sabwolutely dite — ih , } : 1s iat ‘ . (+3 % : bd ‘ . ; . . ag hl . ‘ ee ~ \T nes Lia ley rie rhe ; hie «ar wf! orticstlia maging . al d } y 1 } ames FR \ : : \ ‘1 et a ° ' >? ? } stu : Pry . , . . . . ' i for} r i . ’ ine . m ; articles J ' A WOM c nee t ‘PRATT YL i ere : | : | ~ end he : . “oie polly (em) a ’ , A tla rant a, aM aS Speedster preall ted | ' ery ow Pa rment 3 : aed nso M ’ Pe ts one a D nort \ herein your elent : GIR rile plat pe a , ae who has ence = Box. ws Atk , ‘tl SN—Nsey ey 1 1? ‘ rom y mminons REF RIGERATORS 1 00 AUT “OS VV D. oe | | poss : : = ‘ o . — had ROM: wn " . : oy : “ omy — - —— aii : : ms “an Srpit) , Thy tf wt > mn Im . } Ari’ _ a % wee 1. teeme wi-tone eport tourt: 7 4 crpmt eould live ona piece | P Box \ mn Poe buat prefer vd. VOMA AN To wash « Ns, ) nde | Mee ber pe (pe ; : S ap SP caste NARCI . se in oF ete remas ~ | s198- Come quick: $1250: tenne | FS 4 while GIR —} , a .amily Lau a. TOY bread Why run all over tuwn looking for a | ry : ‘er 2 es. We mest mane OR gs low e)], © bun _ ea dey it GN i trad. roperiy a | )6—6Seners wor white, — ay vu 7 bargain when vou can come right h Bey é fom die a” eee foorrpet tno} orl 0} ' ; | f ‘it " ® Delmar 6u4: J. 4939 West ine. VOM. AN—Color an bake Si 3 ss ! i 2) (SDC see the largest line in the city at ie Ses eat at i he cae - ligh heater, w: 1m] M-out and (STI DERAK] Loa date - YAHLEM, 1035 N. Grand paving or ] 4 _ (cd) little: apn) ifter 3 p no Su v : : , Serv iowert voriceg? HC) Automobiles For Exchange ‘ . . ‘ , .. } _ “4 , , ‘ , AT Mh adi bd Vee & ~* bank? 4 sa aba - , nk ye - — . , + nerna ; a i ; . : oamMT +l nk ne = ~. : a. A Ci MO>I | “? pavrnen on Reed) 10 the Ee a? te riche pe uere™, OE Pm «The full page ad the | BEDROOM “SUITES—american walnut | qc , modern 4-room rottaee in county. Fo a , Aine R - ‘ ™ A ’ At ‘ | | _A- a i mM OK — . ' armel ma a” 3 -¥1 M ~s st ! mn : and Pa. ae 4560 i, Wh ells (ce) Tm IT and furtheRaee grgr—yeee Wear Store, “6927 Virinia. | Workers of St. Louis.’ which, And others 375 to $750, mahog- | complete. $15: white enamel. dress FORD COUP! p ~—af ia, work in BLOCk - one experienced : : y , rm 1 bed: in€ssers and tai! _ a oo ce , , ' Yments ceased Rab gelling mere nandine orders preferred ran in the star k ridav Is The n bori Auction Co., 3507 al — B Coaches Bought I 18, 19°4 UPPOSE lj u 1 Oe Giepe Be Jefferson and St. Charles , . yublicity ah BB) | teed one AN ERS — Ficor (samples: | BUICK | COACH da ss en Cc @ NLS ANT) jicking etraw-. LK FAST mK) Spy / rie used Rova Eureka, Hoover Amer! an : 1 ; berries ror Dp) i Ne etraw he rinning ] ¢€ A . be ld \ A A Rue ” M ‘ E'l And ‘ue. - eome as low as $s... save m nev. Cae). s im P ; netrator: ~» Ban a son ate) ' Lb ro. his est ‘ rHWEs ‘ : ‘ , , ‘ 4 ADD: Once BOOUG wages. o> . ny = "oO ¢ ret (? mit ~ SR . , ; ry rt “4 : (’ aan in any time re Besi-Cirime ie O. 25 W. Davis. (o4 Campaign, oft ring’ re - PSLLT CEFR? ble and 6 chairs: solla 2 time. Morton Electric (€ ly at see thi 7 ae | 30 43 , : a! {) ’ . , ‘ ae r Sy inge > “a : _—— —-~ ~ : , ve so wn SP . = . ’ a ' baat * ' -- rn Cents on the dolla - Gey we MAN—F od housework * security, Insurance reature : ’ Furniture Exchange, 19th an WASHER—Euer B50: remie ‘ieuner, | venin ; PU at ar ‘ eter “4 . F ” S10) we , ' ‘ . ‘oe r 4 penta y adults. West , Ip SUPPOSE the commissions ® TEP gsi fioer east. 20 years to pay, cash dole EG IRELS FE a “es ' te one ities maine nme ‘Ke Ym xperienced “gteady work. } : ocker, — 4. rae : 5 Electric were pe aif at one@ | ¥ heicher Paper Box Co., 1811 Chou- 10n, loan value and mi: inv other NiiTTES—| vill make full latest n few month ! ; ae | ] I is Vv | 5 = Meconlectionery “a and ice new features. I Can use 2. =: | : er Fuy tec lowir WASHING ial IN Fico samples | | oy ae thie: tn atel s + be. na en dhiehts bu nte , a a _ crank | a as | ain: is Mosc anea tained w hose ¢a eek. Rate S Broadway. Apps telligent women who have naa ~ > . — 7 — gy ge > d of, —— yg , ' ITs were less than — — SL eee Saree mS revious selling experience Art JON Li) nels . eCl ‘ Sei ‘ » bie Mort = 4°R N. 7e ce) months 7 13 ay j . *, I | f : 1 te he ‘¢ ld : SSH Experienced $30 week J ; ; ; ; low ric vy B — ‘ . 14et ASHING Wac Theo ‘4 ' : oa ) $] 49 tH week, wou Alh earn __ fed) Zz, J. Be INNIWELL. 105 N. Sth) dealer rent and rvice « D nent: 9 _ — , 1924 Hpi v bile ’ hy 1 : gh ny « von”? : of SEWERS—} xperienced on custom ‘. 4 BE patentee ) pe - ‘Leonort Om Levy iiret for good vat ne hy ea . : Po TH BIDE BUICK ~ ‘SIDE BITICK Ta 7 ; : . ‘ WDA Tomer rom. 2m 903 N22 Pine gt _* {(e8) W “A NT E we E: xpe I iene ed ope! , ow and secondhand furnitur L4tt 3 | | Jefferson at Lafavet De ven! : Rd - . + ¥ 4sE ADS KT RN ISHED r ; HAN : > {2 oa BTN ATION ~ at eggs sed short time a , ‘ ams a ; Bs | , pre “al % ! Sac ' M ARMWMON 1 , re 3 ; : . , , — si “e - 308 hic 17] j ity cam- D SEWERS ators on L 3 s. F ront, ore very J e450 able price teiner Furniture hax original tt Lint eget * oc i Paste =. a han die nail . “yo Lghw a} om 4, : a0 es : Dt. PIC at . . @ } . 0 202 S Oa ‘ay. : em) I - . * i tae Po, I harmer tire new Market : } led re » - | amie *S ha rt ood con. n° 4 under : Wanteq rome 7 and F elling mac hines. A Iso ex- ONTE NTS ¢-room apartment; sluding OT TI IT DE L I XE $318 Was clue oMmont bd mp | BAT ERB ant — “tn : a =— pen eve TR it 10. Paige now ae aller ti who are experienced | Ww il] k {)} iworalne uick Mea! stove, ae DO. | $1849 (75 | OQ ToT ST OLDSMOR! ounpe 19°4 ry i L : os evening as ut ig Wav work in aiteragt, mens clothing. fer | perienced hemmer. ul take 00 /| .ioraine 19 (2); 3 ROOMS. FURS] SHED COMPLETE | “344 LOCUST running order: ter i Ru OLET——Sedan, lave model: barmain: | mop ce om 4 aa THE TYPE OF MEN I desif?i M’ clothing sore 4 Separiment “ot at | girls to learn shirt making. Ap- | prxtna— M ITE Walnut; 10 | mitchen epee, Walnut bedroom suite | OLDS MOBILE coupe: latest 1924 4 SRV RT ne tet torso. 1c) o:3 giant ‘te 1088 4 “4 : 4 qi ¥ iy ; - pieces real bargain. A saceKeatone, | , en (oO dow Sais ie = Shen. rhs , . , aly Rowe — : p Never cleans aE ee! ’ , S et 7 — | . BRASCH & CO, 2618 FRANKLIN | : aint needs es Den events . , iia _ —— “A ." ie ing pee me nery Assi stant N Ww E Shirt Co wee! & Sener Puraitave & Mov 2004 Morgan st. Bomont 3585 int: $6 use Fy Gy eae be ~~ > nd lock wheels es cavtify! cristae!’ faiep: enniee ah 7 . ry , 19" wndeventer C 2 | rer, ’ ‘ asi : , ¢ et ’ fe . i? : Oy . } c > ; yt - origina! * ir AVE ?P Passing : in ne ed of 4 thorourh)) e ra c 10 are pate — - , rc tiny ne room wet ‘ | 2 ¥? ‘ ot a wy oer an er: - " bas Bas e t i — : é c we - . | condition proms oe gia’ enay sonanty and go“ | hosiery assistant Must BOT Lucas ay as . $150, ike new mer ot > B+ > Oe deny 8 ite T it Luin =t 48 ' ay ee ae ge gy ee | oruen , fe urge , 4 * Routh Bide Pulek (Gr rane Ten) eputation. | years experience in| especiallr Girla, experienced on power mac hines, | ntgpotes 0) ss than % cost . PTT aceon ; 7a ty } ig ne. ee we one | Jeftes on ot Latevetre m evenings ; r Hon Special operators ; Witt athe ft _ ‘ , "ioe as Ne geanee “ons RITICK "PE ; : : five « rior ma - ; gu . nt | 4 terme _ sc HN U RE B U IC K eARRIBON = ie Bnd terr : Money : fae "ne “Wa ave and, ~ 48 above Apply 6th fi. | with increase depending on individual abil- Serine ieee Dulfes and ta Me Ww: i a ' ree tired Se 6 5 vs KUHS RUTCK “CO. 2 N. Grand i cqupe; mode! 48; TR Contines ta ‘ 8-BU . nings. 4650 Easton ay. 7 OT PETTY, 606 Washingren “toss |e? eats wa Labs He Herscs..,| 2isreulire Lachalage 1btn aad "50-60-90 days considered cash.” (cB) Onin Evemiugg® CO. 2897 N. Red ‘cal motor, good tiree: bargain. $390. ‘ . ~ a . _~
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TESDATY. 4 JUNE §$, 19385, Pas tar OUSE is a highl ful b nterprise and earns profits if it is well advertised 1 in these columns. = . ———— A GOOD & BOARDING i aT = =£ = —— . — s) a. ae a : _ ‘ = — . . ' ry 3 : : : Q _W B: st 7, ‘ ‘ fy . eis ar oes > mt 2 ‘ , ; ~ ; . shinment THREE HUNDRED FOUR SALESMEN cen? 38, 38,935, De“, $85 or Cen. 438} SELL OUR USED CARS GOLD AND SILVER Renae tbe a ee ee = —_ AEN - Te alte CN tie «a lg = AR tle pe aay 2 JEWELRY—WATCHES ™“™ A8 “caving oun "a! DEAL UR WARRANTY. Be! " vea FEW f: POULTRY AND BIRDS 3 ’ “| »? 4 e I : - J . a a 7 — 2% cs, Y cy if . IT ~ — > - . . od = . : ts t ts yi 4h? shi’ ~ eseoae i prt 4g, +? ~ STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES Wanted “ > : ' “ ‘ Seo i. . - : ’ is Poereet Park etrie tiv ] GU ARAN EE ‘ash * ", > . ae Taare eee Ponts ee ‘ i we ore \ ’ ‘ . : : ~ ° s . ss 2 . an 6)¢ ' : : ‘ 7 f : : ' : wry ee , ad w« “—e A ' : - a — é - at wour POLLACK . 181 SS. ath. ice 3S SS “Delmar Look Speed Fans Se aa 1 car 2607 be D-H STUTZ Ya \"a’ es re wheels. Anétn 196 Post Di , | ve ae at — a tee | . : ee — NT Pe LOOK! a, Fae Sa Soa eee a er ee ae ot Neegatllecerensat St re ee 1925 Flint Touring | $16 ose First ene gets is for $98 sa : ; Ingpite after 1 ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY **""» i —Nices furnishe@ | rot water: owner © Tesideme®t 4 7 toe teterenees ut ? = , ” y AHLEM ‘ .. :. é: ro-40 sm tlerns . - ——an 3 ~ . 1035 N. GRAN v : . cood new | to Buy a Used CO) , TOURING Car Right — ~ get a rood u ‘ n r acleieniee - , ' | . ca owriters. © 4+ ~ er i ee. ——_ ARA 5 st wartment | = = — 5355 } one—if cE: -uew ni ars or J = 3 3 SRN OC “t ROOMS AND BOARD OPEN EVENINGS expound. $4 month: 3 mos. $10: epecis “4iié—noom for one. “ton and. Maple bedroom: ove | BO BOARD Wide = donde A 00 Sathpee, BPP PS EAR AE. 58 5 al ee 9 , - eee = s : + & Sut as 30 : | | g. | . am , , =] . = . : x — shail is oO @! | : . = = ; = “ : ! = ddress and your copy of this; |} }/!)| | ri | | | pee S251: ———— OMERREN, 12°S Satta chant | neon. cavany soesw. cs) ROOMS FOR RENT J . monevy- making book i} pee Ss 14 RE SOS, ELMAR PL. 5ixx—Room: southern ex ——isoo—Reoms, neste Si APARTMENTS FOR RENT 7 7 Anthorize 7 I ¥ TYPE TRITERS—Al) makes —— = 2. ; : m ~ hd ers Mor ' *. End hovl indell SF i —FURNISHED matlle ta you pro ptly. ee. alee “R ents na. Tenie : n nal 1 i c MAR [sekeen: n ' ————_——__— tl met 412 4 : st giver : Tn as a: an . re ST. LOUIS DURANT CO... 27 Olive S : leaens * n nugton | 3205 Lofast Bl. (100 __Touring Cars For Sale 4 Trucks For Sale x $5 WHEN LOVE IS YOUNG ~~ YOU NURSE IT! bods Maret and speumaic res: = at BICYCLES—MOTOR CYCLES share, apt: seply furnished room; ail| bach southern €xpenarei SN wos Ome 1s0T Wh ren ‘ae Wun itv ea . : 7 j i “y : 5 ; fe oe Sale Arrives BOATS AND LAUNCHES his ts a good . ie dees | — - on . Automobiles For Saie— HOASES AND VEHICLES . Ss mand heard southern ee, et 3 ee e - | > . Prins } . * . : TOM? B / -f ‘ & : wi - rO} Miscellaneous Want ! | = mestrie _v suburhean heme; 7 oe wnh a q ee > ¥ in ' ‘Sy ies ‘ ~ mr . “e : — , - = W rele o : ~~, rocraen siace ; N 2 W ELL indel? &)2 ; im ——. YT TS . = ' : >= ear — . . * - ~~ , P 7. = ven an 4 Sui het y abeny 342 For Sale HMUPMiR! \"te@eimia Soe gl So mistakes, folks. ing wt Lg: us ? - Accessories, Parts—For Sale SCHNURE- BUICK CHES. our" chance, Wo Saas own 0, $150, $200 Down RIS Pon ay oe SVT 8 We Mupmebiie ‘courts winter : Te img ’ “ tek — a 2 ma kes : - + Waldmas a rerrersrer ae Eis, Tobiom Finence Corporatio LET'S GO: ; n Bomont 307, NO INTEREST—A YEA si as ! a ee rete! care: lowes MACHINERY | : H—laree room "2 om | housekeeping Tuoi y convement. | _New!y fy - YAHLEM E__TYLER $78. . _ Wanted 3494M ic 2) | EENSINGTON. Slug—2 fumibead hou! [INDELL PLAZA 10T Macon Tourtog: wire wheels: good a ~~ ec — , : in ¥ ' oF : tires, loaded with accessories and ly > N. GRAND Auto Bodies For Sule ‘= = : SRSA fm led. conve rs 7icHWA* : 34 me | : che like a Cream She goes cut 2 egy : : acres ae — — — : s . — . 7 ag ‘. matzo 1111 fer $205 today Terms. Come in od Pourt wigs ig ve ae ¥ ? ) = = : ae | wi : rnished sieen- ;. Zaagman, Grand Yen evenings and Sunda» oad — : 7 . Lr ter Ry ay ee « : ' : : . 2 y. ar : me } N ASH-——Tourtr cvilnder new pain or ane . ; . ; : am a - a nani wv i sand a , atlas (PTET wm” ' ak ' , excelent ndition . us en Sur i : » on 7 ad Irtal! ; . : RR ELECTRIC — ovo ee a a r - . Tr : — a? ' iJ ; Eastou | > . ; "i » oe : - ; z a so a ss ~Ix) NASH TO } URING Fardn ititine ae NEW ELL 342 inde? 15 Yous : RGA - = en merc Ks art. Pes a7 2s om . ¥ x te om ——— = | alow AGENTS’ RENT “o> : . coud LM _** eeeees i7vS oe Staelin - n Susi — -— — LS ~—~- ee * 2% EL. 2 : r cr. - = *38 30 Sleeping and bousedkeen neg : mn Sapa tint | -_ " ” — ’ « ae yi “SHERTY- ~ . A a ~y — ‘ona yt ‘- -* NODGE—Track. 132 > wid : ~" BUS , “S~ eS. Se 3D mo) mii ad ‘ive 8341 RENT List Oe > uniay “ : . . — : 4 * : ——, * } fon ait Western Autom LLA! 3— Bousek ime. dow APARTMENTS. SOCTHWEST NASH C©O., — seen ot | Be ’ > “ - a - - a Peas = ne ern Eeakcoameeies = be hi ‘ ~ : " «t a 5 ; e NASH, 1924, TOURING new “ar Musical instruction ae" Yr iment i dbristensen . a 2 very. good oe MeN white ma rok ee and Repairing Ss SENNERLY. 30065—Treo light 7 Sern Psat $°3 POR Ton tr | rwair -—? rT ~~ , 7 ~ r n ‘On Veniences 'N ASH > rOU RING F Fart» g08 Per 4 _* ; 77 ' J - - - c : 2 . ~ -E : ~ $- ae airing 7 “ a . Use keepin - ipsa 5 he ES i, nih __ &u sone _ 3. BAU we : Ga oye - St =... * = — : ar hase been . Seo Ti .N ORG a 8 ae ' ; ; | 2 ~ ‘RR ™ neS % a : ci ee ; LEE G57—Two unfurnished house. — — Beat = e brend-oew tires, a tee Snrient. Jeimar ais ss “? ERRIER pr Pre ~~ ' n , : sSnveniences. Lan- ~ n. windshield and other Hop to It-—While They eORD—Ton eo . TERRIER PUPPIES—Cheap. 4320 Instruments for Sate a your ocd The ] sed { ar } ig 1a" 1973 model —. - se lca 4 , ra. —_ : jrue HERTY 3H BEA» heat Et up RELY yA Ay ee ee ae oa Pi ta. eels. 4 ee A eer i Tite. wd ” ae. LOUseE AeDIne ace. 4. Darras PaLM 1603 — Neat y furnished = front f ang : large. electric refer= 7188 —- a ~wasonahie ** ~~ . —_ ae 2 or as - —~— \s iOopDs Lompetigic ished ve o_o LE LOouMmkeeDIng -eeme LLiOT AIOn Furnished ream ‘for 1 orivate Forest 52°8R ' — Lie? ; SS Hport tourine: ‘@oen: * : | 3 SO). Wilmer Beiche: — : \\ The Square Shooter. fORD—Lishi delir rack. $80: als SSNS SAVERS 1035 N. GRAND CE Sif a Were @ rour Qu. oak 1635 ran’ mode! STI Da round i ngs. Porest “ity :
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TIESHAY * a — : = — _4&&" YOUR Pixz=7ERTY IS WANTED BY SOMEBODY. And he reads the Real Estate ads in these columns. F ind him tomorrow. =i MI ai poreronmoeeet GAPARTMENTS :.: | BUNGALOWS \ :: BUSINESS PROPERTY FLATS COTTAGES =: HOL U up le: “mea is opt 10tia | Poregt - eT tey APARTMENTS FOR RENT | ab. pune: —Wree eee APARTM APARTMENTS FOR RENT | FLATS FOR RENT—South | HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. | SOU Forest 2837 West — | —FURNISHED | WINNE BAGO, 227) —$ rooms, bath, $4 | FOR RENT FOR COLORED \OIry REAL EST TE FOR SALE ‘BUNGALOWS AND coT TAGES \P EATS, AP’'TM, A,TS, FOR SALE | ‘BUSINESS: PROP. FOR SALE oe {MBABSADO APART MENT— ‘ ag garage. So. Grand S&K5W. a oO 4 bu! Fas . ae A420 09 Lin: West Ww Y MT (> a56 eee apes moons | LUCAS, 2938—Corner Garrisen: beauti! a: ory Northwest oe For Sale w = rege 6208 dei bl; ne s ede om ee = a Ye me rooms agg rooms; fine condition: janitor service: | WORKINGM AN's or PORTC NITY , oe est } ee 4 + For Sale ; ana , : ne) , WONDERF UL—DEL MAR. TAYLOR See manager at building « i Rp 7h" ‘ arEatrcl he f\: Ph ae . 5 cor aoe & R. G. SCOTT. 800 Shants at. | BROW NING A PA RJ MEN TS Lif PP & EWF "RS tea i notey pene staan heat ; responsible tenant: $60: see pe bul at © : . : . 6 went 4 itages at Bargain Prices NV ESO7 Pt me * stor aad a . eeu ‘ aisihi Jitu A i a | ‘ ° > , tri nth Wii ' 243 *) : , “ a LEE SCHERMES rans a — th “= i p 2 at once. : ‘ mionth 008 end 540 a - l : 5. 536) PERSHING —-— a ——=/ | WOLF-POLLACK, 101 N. 8th. Olive 3na3. 3)’. J ) et lun “34 ry - ai iady ; fe4e@) hud . ZOR.- 3 —Beautiful “room et clives: everyeh . 1 1nens, Southwest AN. 3845— — + 5 ou — ‘heb et NLS 37M) hart garage: , e sol oes OS22-—Furnished housekeeping trie, water, bet! iwood . leen! araze: heat furnished.(4) | NE ik 0 wal 4 ee. | LOT] bul sacrifice: ho agents.|eerr. ilies ra rooms . 3127 & Grand. Gr. 9544. ’ rooms ail CON a lor, gervic $75 | le er Cab. 6375 ’ a) To nele flat garage , ; x at, Z é } ~ oe ~ ; nm a ecg Rid E LOCHMORLLER 919 Chestnut. | onve © _HOUSAM etry co, °° ater hes iverside 2900, ~ ete A eI ee ee seg BRAS Si Soe pene He. waren tae 4_ root ? 0 a Spe te yt A os ree 4) nr Hollywood near bar “ 2 SR: aduiis —9 rooms, hot-wate at. MAL ——3 rooms, electric, furnace; —g00 ' DUBINSKY REALTY CO | 8461 Dembese co ee ni . ' itiful sun room, Hox 6. Post-Dispatch. __j Delt rooms " rv , te ‘ ) : R. ANE LAGH AP. ART ME NTS 2 ¥. “ _— -s fi aul 37.34 ATi ‘ . ainw Bi] : . Larr- 424420130 . - r : er s : — _— 1 fatn ron NTTOA : Mar - Sf ° Vor (e) —— ane — - AST Damme Qi, ey £1 St Posy ne 5 4 * , . els Aen on beonghout 4 ' primar s84gy OSE Te west Peasy F| Six room “Gtiancy neeiturs, tun | OURL, USL A rigs wpe poe: | NT, Made. Bag Tote Tome. wae. | Chloe TAL Pore 1a, OSes ucts Lin oyng 3 home 2 at- [act Midna cen Memitiec” fae | REAL ESTATE—FOR OOU'RED nt : ; eat uit) I ; o| 77 - , . u . => ~~~ = 2 nin ¥ et : reer : , . na : 45nx—heay 5 ecom bri ‘ . Dain pose agement on v ave m ment, su arior. 4 nishe ' ; bry ; U3 . . : _ ‘ . s40i . bj i j sf hs I shu j “ q ropt hadri. nt rooms; §S2.50. ‘Ss iiciency unfurnished, wi: nes 2 TP) ae Oe t 30% 19M - £o 2 -OTn ‘REALTY 702 C hestr nt - ; ™ yr potions epee y i yt \ » ’ . . 4 > : - j j ; " i* - . " . ° . . . P . . of) a . , . el ARA. CLARA. 535—- nt ral € : ' ‘ .— t a1) a1 e = na ‘ ~é a . re. . -s 7 -_ f “ “ . — for ( ity roper*t Vv v; rn ‘ oI ' TOKO e _ ®.. ’ \ o apartment . 4 . j Pu i j be Be Cal 4 IT £10 P at ae a vt — , OF b P a Bh ae ox SHEAND : | — | 5 é an ° . ‘a ' et . : CI _ CLAUDE 8 VR OOMAN 598 P| Or yy - > wey i : lage * WT. Sons my low r fiat: ste room bune _ sar . ia ° ’ mith NGSERY BL. 5727s poome, | GAMERILL. 2 ea sempome. bath. i furpiahel for summer modine.,rent CATES. 8718—Drice earage: stveei ex. SUBURB'N PROP'Y FOR SALE (2), s: eawy dorms, Cant ee iia stk te en ) t AS ‘ ve) nan . eer residence. Sidner rw tf a oo L631 Arcade ' on? ning. very desirabie for pies; Loc] oOuth "s.a2T,()* ‘ p ‘ reasornal Au! niv Forest 7: “a .4¢ ce ilgn } i . oft BUNGALOW i30U +t aE modern , S200) own Ty'er 1760R ; ' } ] t} 4-room punral ow @acrifi: r COU : pan b? N —Cort as ie ® 1 Wh iT PEL! Phone Renton 34: a 7 . — floors, a . 7 i ‘ 1h mt ee: , id : tric Dav r apeciion men } good conditio- f y. m, | , fe4 " De! 137n Riis (ec?) ites house as. and Lient ineude OO. Call after; preeK ESTATE 7 ae n | or unfurnished = | 2 S ede rgain: $8235 A $3) a a BRICK —8260 CASH ‘i 9. CM. MOORE. 204A N. 41h st. specialises te) GCLEDH. 4303—The Leni __1082 a + en ” — . TO LET B - - 10 elec ate. my m4 y Cen 5 ~ Boar “ie : ORPO sit hommes for colored people; -ast_or le) LACLEDE. 450° The vndan , :, . vA ne : ini ria :' ™ mem ’ ’ ' nes a5 4 z | ; 2 ry . as nat * Bae y USINESS ad Ra SES ; > - . . i, a ‘ } — eo : at eS. ' reparais P ' rs (c@R) >) H . ad e. : : =‘ : Pia aaVad 4 ? 4 rn ; 5? “f ee J ry : ! . a4 * a , . . rly ‘ ‘ I ; } r ’ f f r say nn > 2 - ~-- _ — ‘ , pore es. iar Ww 00 loo: “= - o—_ - m4 ie ey ; ; 4 ede ds» 4 . * . mourn Mary rita. al ). 10,033) Rive rview Dri e latest in bungalow flat design. tak ' $450 CAt H NOW , Vac CANT ‘ ¥ 7 ‘ Ashe, - va } ae ie Bs ; mt - acai , av > pi Ks south f * 4 ua IR RE N T env ii rv; aed ! OTT ? - if all respect brick and re convinced of Lie sturdy ‘ols . tanto $44 a ay is. ood condi . a, ‘uge_ et emote? ne Siege rand 20% McCRADY REALT . 28A E 1 6-sto fireproc ni PAGE 2 o-room ingalor ate, vs it 3 acres of groun n tion and neat architecture. : re ) ( amat le st. 2 ian" 2 ts ee t ax ay. - 19] : 20 ees > ait. > 412 = ‘ — ass 2 : it x ; - os a oe m we , is . i hy , tii “ water ¢ i 4 tock a ne A al ' | . tn 2 Vv wat he 8. MUERI. BUIL a ( al] Olive 5604 SILVERY ar j8OUA—Larve sont] partment: new lecorated throughout wood floors. ivory finish: separat ~l nae « con | Wnaees SHER ing RUG STORE. RARPER SHO! Parr | Central 1609. Sund arkview 2147M | (7OMt, For particulars | 3906 HARTFORD ) ST 42) | os: en ‘ Ve! iW Tice ' fan Li} . ‘Le; . a ; ‘a , P oe bei e , ’ 24) 6 in 4 “o} b F- ‘ — ag ‘ : - . > y rt 7 ( ) 6: Be "Tr : , « ° “ee i : . tnd ; a F : sg # 4 ~ BH: ] , i ’ : cnol Er SISGLE FLAT or CoOL or 4A x . — ay , . ~ hy ¥ Pah ; ; : : ‘oa? sa: r ‘ \’ re i 4 rat } . ° ee > } ’ } ‘ ’ i . : : rt T a 7 - — ~ _ a - a - 34 St # 7h well “4 single flat : Laree south. Me, 4 | ENTON : larke rooms. 263 \ porGHERTs SHEEHAN | festristed: northwe | TWENTYSRCOND. S41 N—Cnttawe. | py gee oe 2. Ry Fe ag lc +mployed Ti! | dern mn a ittie, ga wet FS ee 291 : mt wh pind et a — rooms. hardwood 4 Single flat of 5 and 6'| S1000- ener th, oS = pane 42 ble - are > as : =. — it-in rag . = ,* ame jl Danse fbi vee a am ie aman WR ne ee eee ted: ree Wil oy oe Rm dee ay ORE 20 SP AAPA OCCUR NET: NEE EA PNT CN an ; - . y . CR ENE, : _ of) os Ee ee ee eee ee ee a ee Sey cin ry ‘ ] ) } I ORR OR TD a OS = een nnn nacelle emai Sat eden lit: bate Alle fi Nl id hen anys ahi Hi aayes > RE Wood floors WOLF: POLLACK, 101 N. 8th. Olive 3382 re ee SSSR eperper pee WOLF POLL ACK, 101 'N. 8th. Olive 3383. ‘| Lote, : nb url pee re. furt (4 P ee : > = : se (4 an eS} ; ? 1) . ! ac low! per nth a1 Dulid ake Rroadway . : : k . ih Pe ee eee Bape eae waity raph appiv bet. , ; yong ney home LiIrkK« qd "2 Ue) ) t hsif Diock east ” lea! on premises - . eli mis famliiy apt i! the 62xx ‘ ‘ bas ‘¢ . , " afternoo,: ~ 4) } \ ' rig rooms a ne | Facy_Mosihty Payments | seepite porch tach hartwota fot, “ht LOANS ON PERSON’L PROP’Y rs - WO Pit 4 es rT) AtUTS fe ra ae 6002 PERS SHING | . $F oe a , , ‘ any Shirley Trac a] eT +i na e ‘ “ a KT "his RE ALTY CO.. Lai ; eee : ~~) COM) - ¥ ‘ -_ ’ AUTO LOAN? $0 to $1000. on your 7 a = : , igir : » ‘ aii tin f \ : R321 Reng, Awa Vv iq’ ‘als Pi ; H 2: 36, ‘ at *?) . : ui P ynf den’ ial mortgaces re- ith? omcn Maly triva ovd 35 nar 5319W. spe ols; 3 m conveni: nee for f pancy in few dave: every TEGETHOFF-VATEROT1 igi 4.988 aaeinaincd Iemma. 1400 SEMPLE AV. | HC a ; * «nen : : un tioy Se, hee INnspecrion . ELLIG FL rity ‘ecorat made c new i Ro 4 “aaton Cahar. 20 elk | a2 . - 44 " . title Open evenings and — and 3-room modern fiat Or Funda y , ; "454 & \ ’ cw i . , , > 4 nr.” 7 7 : 2 “a ay, .* © ly 14 * . r\é f a , , ¥? - 1 y 7 r ~~ ‘ 2 : ” . Northw ; eS A ty * rryie€ - — , . imm, 1654 > Jefferson 312 Internatio , Ride i. . $37 | —Olve 2049. _ Ze )}| ABERNATHY REA} ~3OSA Mar- | AN IDEAL HOME : ROOM woes — . eae ' Se at oe e128, wast on ole) APARTMENT oR RENT rm * iu } 67 ae sai ’ ‘ y - & 4 - a . ‘ ? . ” : oe . The . ° . =) —= 'o, — i, > .- 2 ’ ,, sAl ow ¥ “ - - ' . 717 , O41 = : y , (wow N ERS = Reduce vour payinenu ti 3) 5108 DELMAR eo, Stipes Pe tect r = ina Ont MI = 56% a weytingl™ aarEe Sere, tie , where al! Clear and pure Piais age = A WES UNTON perpen . ae ( - |and |oan Mere money Bee room 'T. P r ; } raw ¢ ] = " . j 4 VI | ‘7 : . l "he I # § , ie ro ‘ _ ; garece 4 ’ ert} Northeast Corner W alten and Vernon. j OWNERS To req ui yout . — Connecting Suen! ata Hit i > P ia OTs ' ? wii! at i lan ’ raonth P 7 i Suite 24. “~ 313 Washington 11 — Fu nished rooms, aan > — ¢ pasts os Ea ea ~ en ee gate ‘2 oo ae seco a ae : Ls ~Hi ABE -10 Wainwrigh ide > oa) = : ; ee aan plumbing large © toinal bargair 2 . aa 1 CO-OPE a Ws 4 if esis (06) $ a() AT ART ME: N vz el ; arage Or, sal Hal, moder reasonand. ‘ ' POULTRY "LACK FOR SALF. Orch ‘rench door nice lot: buy from 4 a , p wig - mA, oADA set Ag1 a " . : . + ‘ ; r * Li)T f ’ a% 4 7 sg — . - = " rr , re“ ou y , ‘ ‘ =, Pr Ow) ay Lop . . . ie etiiare ifi Tuite *eS3yY LaAVUIeCT Le. 4: So ee roome fur- . ihe Zz 7, , - 17 | Tv % ° . . - - 4 - rr nr Troe ry " , . on age wt - Et = : : ° . . ‘ ' pth. i ys . r. FF. \ ‘ i% - . - : 4 opel ooh” ~Ox104. a ] 4) i f . " : . , . + ; ' » ; i ‘rag? frmproy mer = Ss a , ' . : - ty “ i i fra H ! +t it} hat P we soit “4 454—I ar U ay - elf aie % - ‘ ‘ : aa . . : - ; - Z . — . —- : . : a = “ c6 ae Pa t ' ae © i ' oh i ' i | | ‘ J P ‘ , F aT = : 5 , rs ° wu L RN I" re RE A: ND AU TO I WWo4 Large housekeep- pet. brieht and, anite mex FLATS FOR RENT—Furnished 5° SS X= o7 K7d. for! cars, in Brentwood: $45! ) - + MONEY SAME Day: coxa hay gore a re ie ora ra, (oR) heat ror . ‘ ; fs rin a ro ge $3 “ids , s et ' ’ LOOK THESE OVER 5 BOMON ay os "O01 Olin ‘4 Th re) ‘2 ' . 7 j LATE , - _ _—, ° ~~). ~ a- . ST PINE BY. $218—Room. ‘kitchen, EFFI TE XC TS Et, eo North ! __(©55) | MeCRADY REALTY CO., 6128A Easton 217 N. Newstead: well con RESIDENCES FOR SALE LOANS TO AUTO OW NE 9. 4: _ ‘ ; i euruges. (ed) , : ‘ 4 . ' os 4G ; est ° nior ow Wh, AOP3 As nani — ‘autifuliy . ; a, at ‘ ] - - tec] modern uncalow . _ Cash ay iting. Huber_ om) ft cyst (cc) one —— ee . Se Me Ph rson een to be appreciated, owners par eat tae fs 999 N. OTH, $95 ON Al ‘RE —H- ROOM BUNGALOW. practically new; | rooms on North M outed 10 Deon ‘heevin : ca Tine] id. & le ) ain ince ey ar) 8 Fteerp: able ert C y, Lil re one Admission by card 7 ; oney 0am to oars ~ oe house: ROOMS WANTED story of } sinine BO| B17 Ay. Exch. Bias, oa RAND ate ed groom plendid » room behind fi me line and school. on sland | : TPive eolde one lets Sea eee. Am, | aay Daymente hee i a nerd mm tno , oe koe oF. . ' rit "ae “morewlR r ecg +} ily settled neighborh pent 0 OOO fe : ‘etta: attracti new bhun- iy ages MB ae. -~ $55 ase, being ours. THE AMERIC AN Co. a We. ms ; r : mero - : ; | ~ eas oe “a ty . ; ’ ‘ P . t . , : ee: a ee . o ‘ i a ‘ 7 aR tricit: e ; . U Wee} Tree IT , 7k Es 7 ‘ ) w . ; m nd Wh 7 , reason: 4 Bs, cA f) PF \ EY EN AY \ 4 . 7 Fi } Lit ' - > es . stone Bids fel) a : meade Rance th — oO ->s mr _— HEAT GARAGE BELLAS, OLIVE “ - - MUST BE SOLD THIS rk | ‘ alee, Wane sr ~~ Wee Ouse, Must De seen ; aned tested ¢ = man ym: f | a Sou S APARPR ie J furnishe Ir tant fa oo = 4 aa : WEEK. R ) | (cB! » appreciate ery terme MONIC) loaned to salaried persons; easy 2) t-Tepnteh, PER: HIN ’ Al oa in ! M EN r ; PPIs ’ ; nae age man to 1 ra. wit! Box H-°8]1. VION. 52 Sioreroom. bus loca tior S118 Lucas and Hunt rd Normand re a pS) Dbayinen's,. .ow rates confidential. Btand- ‘ ‘7 ‘> ‘y ’ . rv r T ’ ’ ,1} “ a tal bigs. sot reed ; i . va 3 . ' ‘ : ‘ ne } - BRO cediais bia ne ie , ry ’ a . ee Sl Me 0: P e I AJ . te : - Ait é L Si f , : 4 ‘3, by: ' : . heat : " BLY THIS ; = loaned on household turn! ture. DOMS AND BOARD WANTED 2, Branscombe Hotel: | | 8. HODIAMONT. 19035A—F 3 rooms. bath 2 it Pret ap ‘ate root. concrete garage under | BEETHON EN OT cselenmaian bias roon ee iia 4°0 aes sy terms’. confident! Linde!! i476. Uu } ‘ ‘an . i-817¢ : ; i ; xi¢ Da i T? ore ry ' ia lies ' iOme ] Joh! q Reom FON) 390% a Ae Girai’s ’ $25. redit. Co “1 Victoria ul, ait ¢ Y IM a NT) tr ART) ‘ae +A ate ‘German . i ’ 1 lé yer, ft ' Sen 7 ano Ma 4 ' . 9 - . - r ‘ ir be eTT? : cy? yrern) : day from , gp . ; . : ‘ : : a . . t) ‘ »5 &a&“ ) 00 | ey os ler 2 aa sini Nortnwest at 2 per cent mon th. also warehouse 1e@- _—_—— — — ——— . ho ru ’ ’ 3 é at i, by mh ris . . . [ » ; : 7 é i rt A a e ‘ ’ P| mi Le aiati Bul : Ww eh her &\! TD ; LY - ,, : oD jewe ry. cloth! ~~ oe cure. ji2 r a . : sf : FURNISHED = = - - rial IMA? } : ee p NS »~ ‘ 2 sis ri verside S3AT45 Stantaneous hot water h lar ' pote Neronts. 45 un : or ACS Ree >A Lo\ f +. OT) ay) —* “f . , TY ae 10 ni and bui] } nee — - ——————— ae me eae Wits Re cin ania ined Yeti 4M) North : ae oan 8 gg ct an ARYLAN} ome th and » lik IS, 2832—Store: larg mutiful: Teke Ki: a een oe : 3500 CASH, £35 MONTH r Kingshighway: co | te ix, | Established 1873 mm 30 — erica Dae ee ee Ba i EMR ME ae ) home fur the sum lov: for any kind of business: - reason a ee one ee Leraee 3 New brick, € rooms, sunroom. hardwoo urches. bus lines, street cars; must MOABY TO eave to 2 Bae on Furnished EADEN. 730—Furnishe) 3-ro. ficier , “ame , a , roundings ney 202 we ae oo : +d floor. f we elertrt 8°°R Idaho ; plenty 59 . nO reasonable offer refused The Morris Pian.”’ a 4 =~ 50 week- ; rything conven errs 4 __ cy; $4 Apply i 18 _* : ‘ . “2 j . . ae ‘ { hae . 2 ; ~ pet “ . : o . rc . A’ oy ~ ;, ; . ' 1 : - aa 5 ae 7 * _ fe6 ly pea ym en’ 2 >, ar re ., cent ( ‘ts. me BLO SN. Broadway, BURBAN. 6021— Copper flat; m n., et eat Cele ne: ner Mer, OE i ea My Bungalow Sacrificed CB. ARGAIN AT $7500 |. coum Industria] Loar 714-718 Ches.- wet 2 Flee Soy ia3e: Bouth _ Lp Wh | VANDEVENTER. 72D : : ) i ee er ae, ee CT MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK - fo put. Wellsten Branch. 1686 Hodi amont. ’ id ’ s4 and ~ ae a . | “ATI ; r if . ‘ * ’ : ah oe ‘ eT) . ; . ' -> ' > ‘ | ; ——_ ’ s , r >’ . masa eat } v: rh aw nt ne ene] " , Mug! rt . , if +} is ‘ = the N Teh room ei" ti e chk Grand R27) 8 afternoon: . : OU Si bf ' i j wit ru? Ferguson pi ser owner ' t rer ieee OF Call T , | . - R E (4 Wit i, > “9 , “aa ana . , citi ” = rene . , : ‘ . “ , AVOID worry better to owe one , debt than ROOMMATES WANTED THURMAY Tay 19—3 raom a rtr _ FLATS AND AP’ T’s WANTED t rT) moder Ps biter ; ; Ais ‘A -M fs va ste pay 3161 R. (2) Forest 6228. aevera we loan money for this and oth- TY) ’ + or | oth a= ' : ) ) w ¢ : . Ps . wre Sine Ferg usen Box ) } Pag _FYT? ni x in en ra ma 2. : e VAC {wT 7ROOW nO eK si M jtual C ©"O7 Victor een , — - - ' ‘i \] ARS PT 4 ( ‘EF e* wee —— ct ris ® 2 . ‘ 2 . ' zi. “ ete a t i , \ it ean ; | . : : ) M\ asl NGALOW R34 Lafaye tte ni - at $400 | bes — eyst Vhone Central BOCA uthw awd, : P lave Ew. : : we 3 ER, LA Mil 3 57 evo . ; a “ o ae ™y on ' euhe firet . lane f dition; only 5 . $40 Teen en ee |” Gumtaines von muy “indlnsere cesta shan | mie BREE ae on de reo oro en Mati ae ig athe | ay oy LOANS. ay tr 4 *0 4 : : aie : od ase a in ; ‘ — meig? — e) } i Aa. a . ~o ) ma Seare a" * e- Wy ne rie 7 yte) J . " ne . ~ £465 . en, CASH. 840 MONTH NY ~~ ee nounelren- infurnis} i: di , si Cal! 67 OTD ‘ jvel ! se it { Qi i? e\! Northwest as River 2 . . : 1, as - wa Bur e *¢ yd Vgueen t av nie H}-reom $25 to $) 00n tn a ve minutes. ster 2032W icy Meter 5 p.m or phone Grand 34: 5509 P 1} | 5. ele ie Kirkwooo Sou the ampton Bungalow tom van tore h trot AGOOe eras: | tile. S887 Locust, ens er t —— - : _ ° rs ‘ : tial } gers one ; s sttew tal ? ust vacated “entra mA) Pee Be es a ¢ oS Baim st. , - , =P P f) oe rarn , 7 . j > peor? ww! it ; } . > = - i. ko waire * Cat $ cultured elder) , RR" gee : 7 vos Fai: . ' I Spey seis ) ; sn yin oan trictea necehhor ) tmmprovemer mY ryt ' ” ey oy Or Inepection 3 te — , LASKER fb INAN( E CORP.. sg = . » va ern a si _ Pree CO x ‘ cw , 4 / ' i 4 i ; reg [a : * ing . n nitnioedes . “ a hae 2 - ; a « Toles '\ ! Tue m™m d . 7 enemy . % a 1 ‘ . ‘ a : ‘ P : 108 ; ae = , * ‘ } ) ‘ . h | - e ; j ; / ~ SI WV ml W NE ~- LE AVING FOR Et ROPF. 18297 cst Oltve m1 30 fet] : ired 1 251, Post-Dispatch, (cz) oan Vm ee reas ieee pnbert L fia bin Bh a ei | D. 40 N.—srore: i the ex-! wie: . a ' > toe. a ola toe LOANS CN ‘SIG NATU RE eee Le ee. Sar ed * "5 reome in UBURBAN BOARD WANTED Se a ee td sublet Yor any pericd | 7 | Sa Tibeoughout: "7 : le. a Aon. Grand 4208M. 4": tile hath. terme. gnxious to loos of turniture 0 furniture: mat Ryn A gree wall ecm ppreciated: Lp rit PACT " n 24 J F : PAGH 1 SG Ger ur ww, , Reneel-Weber. 41% Grand. Gr. 9544. SOUTHERN ; } r ; 4 . ae ~ ‘ ? rt . nla rac . . ; : , ” 7 a : wy , a? . furry; hy , ert (erntru . rn ¥v months *o a con “SFION: posse ssion lmuimned1: ly’. : mMA: t " ITs. nogert AAJA TY Le ‘ . rit reume rs ; ithe ine tien Sas ae aia hi , “ _ ‘Te Mm ter} are sa ii wie : a ee, ANG pt ie prefes : he . Cubans . Roy} = Ss . i ae : 4,\> e pr4 — - > Xa 4. . ‘ , . by goe hr 7) . Ail , ve _ tg the aceea 3 sana = paral AE Miah cartes rmcerarngn 708 | SEIT (es Rtye got Path, teat | yiek nga ity endfor wha | SHAUSCE EHEATH, ow SUS AUTO LOANS ~~ a. O18] fi ency rt- | Cnn! Ee} . ror rem: Or jease. o 4 sds POW CUNBaAIO" landed 1@C aus | . sian : 7. an > — arn x ; , , cee + Dlenty hot water; $12 k ra- | reom modern fl: litable for h . = tr Weimar 2171 OLIVE. 372 rooms nding ee. ; wnemedl dean oe 6 co 2S Se ae = ‘own nm ‘ HOTELS i “ies spc ’ Or docto} ff best locativu: re! lig eat and ae aes ney or 0 " rs ‘ me bes TIM = MF, 2 ‘ ccel len, t2 reom Te } N\ ( T LOSE \ OT R CAR ee 5 PELMAR BL. 5120—: m furnished | _re#sonat » 32 (es able rer rst and sec r. People’ ‘ment: balance ' RGIOR: nee-water 8 Will, pay off old mortgage: reduce vour jOTE! 27 ust —Clean: oe ‘$, 9s IA—S] ¢ t I ive | : —— > & r3! 8) { nanereweey je. / iT 4 j ana € hestn } ial pr 4s428 860. bie’ oe } ert v mot money ber. t (ce g) ven le ae re mri ¥ and ra! C4 é { oY ' 4 ‘ ) ir j rT} r j ae I> 23 “oe p Ton me $f aia : i (susranty : ( vliers 44° 7y , . ._¥ natal 0 ta ; 2 ; : f' Ol, Tv ER er —— PRN: HED APA’ rMEXT- rooms ; ITiCK rag — , Septet . Ponti for hat art , both lee -_ oO a bite | tenths , inaate’. atrict "ro TY , 1" ee yam pene Ol locust mont. at Hit TEI 819 Pine at.—-Center , Vi >> ae —4 root is, ls : —e erent 9 = he ‘| ’ - : ir na ' ath — are: i | ) ’ ()_T) ST} : la : reon nad - ‘w makine oe en floor tw K Racal ort ert est Park Lee! ae ARTE: aa ss : —— ST f : ' u n. 3 BBY 3 gana tpse . IF ry , x )-D AT E r lence rr ocke weet Unio D4) \ (>| NE FE a) MONEY? per day, large loboy. Tha Pee AR | Pa CUE Epo] ; se ' Ocat ' ‘ cama beta ee ~ Bet ae 2 fryer A We make loens of $25 and upwards on poms, —_{c06) ‘Is ARTMENT—Near Prin. CONNECTICUT. 3618—5 rooms. ot-we-| FUIRN. HOUSES FOR vee: for excisuive ‘shop. Box H-182,| 24: ; | : LS we, roan) and baths ene-| VERNON S1Ga=B-recw peelengp, are: | te cost Intersete or Seth = po ee 80 ocum— " ires: _ enh Win osh Clark aehani .; ‘Delmar S608, ie8) MANGEBCRY PL 5762—8d east. Froon Ty 0: $ rooms, bath, h a ee et. ited - ‘a gy alge mega on IF elias Metn.% RYO gig eereie tel io Purtans 6 soak oie : — ’ . ————$ rooms and su! i - webs aang. - . KINGSILIGHW, ve 1$°R THA ® : se ifig our large. wee — ’ > : a. ee oie 7 a 4 r . a , , q , _ Lid : . west ve 4 ‘¥ ( ’ . ¥ ] ‘ {> ; vat ih] | N ' if sooms: single or en suite: iter. 1. st floor: large side ya wrt alpaca seal A, SS AS 2 Sg FF pee entral 0341) m= ~ Saget on eal ns “ ak ee ths oe £m, MS BATH. ELEC —$500 ( Agen a ; ne : ‘. Us HOT! —Murnishe roo! art , | : \ ase "TCh RESORTS . i WI Aeoirn te - a dht\ cre ct ri Vi ‘ 1H need |) roums, £as, ony : —, ' Richmond Heichts nite ‘.59 Mr Rat» r ” a to , eanty and ‘ - ' we QI I K AT TO L s ANS | ’ sO ’ I! : jineri ; water, decorated ; 7 , : : ‘ . > ¢ f i. tn A BRYA | ee a eee a ab eh = tbe do SKEL, Central 1609. 3 forced Sale High-Grade North | Res si den ce Ne ig gg A eee aN vonderty Are You HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. bie il 2008 HARTEGRD ST. (62) ||| riparian ¢ ZEIB . PROP. OUT OF CITY—RENT | ' FAAS Maritand. Beaton 20704. | gay omer A gr [eater beat” Narinuol "foora.) te bel Seeking Relief? a mwa a te ’ — — ae, SPO, includ ' . HUMPHREY, 30°6—6 ROOMS ON ONE NE | “et 8 Hard oak © —— 7.0 Sept 7 ih io a’ a ae . FLOOR MODE RN BELLIs, Olive 37S. ‘ 4/7 we - vants an “re for gua _ , SHO") See tt) , Gellar ip never AGENTS’ RENT LISTS _ SeNGTON Ri. 4571—3-roomeffi-| only: open 9 8. m. to 5pm. (c3! _HOUSES WANTED peur bathing beach “best tranmportation. | Pa RM & Free Realtor Ww )_restnyt. Olive 1427 Weed oe et until the moe DOUGHERTY ‘SHEEHAN _ MGTOM. O115—Aitractive 4-ra immer: coolest: winter. warm: $4& : ot howss, i guitable fer roominc a role A coped ‘Pt 101 Lt SUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE with oblUgStions that sesur pimost weve 8041 RENT > ae aoee Mee for cose a Te oe OE ggg TS ggg amg ge how newer 182° Hicko ____ ff? , 724-28 a} buy: o nyh) $4900 CASH—RENTS CARKY BALANCE 1) gg ar sees it j a? . . ” . ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ Ae A LTMEN s. lial | aa i ’ J . } j ee re Age! I ; — 4 ae } ’ : 4 . we . ue ae mes " - A AP nd Me Pheraon 00 09 AN ]‘ , sitet hem ‘ a a rity R E ur A. ist ct pees .. / *: . : exceptiona renting See ; , /r cA ye : ' : r . ? ‘ :. rk, 43 Hamilto: $60 OV and $70 A a. I ispatch pees oN Tas GREELE} dl M1 oy F ; n Be, sapdb yree et i : 2y @s tg af a ge o- eg property Gort hweaer ae Al wo ae ° We lognm m amounte from $60 a STORE name S35——eas; 6600 Delmar, | M!)SSOUR ' )} reom th. gs we mogert _ sxe hrs t anal me vs ; ' eternal wg R’ ARK 210—Near Union: S ey ye ; ay to $1900 to the professions!) er = TORG and mM ‘Pherson. | Uth; beautiful 4-room efficiency, | iter. ¢ ri $5 lecora rove Ss “eh ' en.en' MVARAGES bu oun! Te Penereras yr mocern “Ol ARE FEE EL “T LEVA bUSIness Man clerk. mechanic or Oo «tt ton ff . | » oe = a ' - : R) ' ee ; , r : ‘one ‘ / “2 belies ing complete: cant be beut; seeing ; CHM] mit , ea at ve , woul lact COGS New berry ral , rome Propnert\ swe -RER‘ ., : LAGP Fat ofiiee worker Magnciia aud Minnesot ta. , ' _ 425 00 . ic) j “9 etr os. i - ’ Je . . a? er j ‘ ee B17 Gra: atte many Se . ha. 4 . : a Soy ; a , , , a : ee — ; ? KEE NL Z Bux fg all and heve it explained te yal t ‘itente * S 26° * 28 * . aE: . ; den. ¢ Tr bar UGHERTY-SHEEHAN 721 Chestnut 46°5—Brand-new 3-room : Gen: Ls CONG . r.O% , eet tind a , ; PALDI #15 . ps i c82) 8 ” ce ey : TT, H Poet-Dhisnat ' ware ! m efficiencs | _ you how @ loan can be arranged ies . Rees = ; $63; run apartment” 0. voy ORTH: 31s0A—Modern. beautiful. 3} - feats REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE . an ' _ Byivester. _ “4 Ss ree i mt race ris on Casy monthly payments. Pcbom a? . Son i *e aes . ~ ; f re vue POR EACHAN .~ —Wor .erf ‘Uf iness x , ‘ ’ hen | _ , : ae TE en nt. APARTMENTS FOR RENT v Se cil EY FCR-| Grand 7641. 5 ___ {oh er toca eer = rerenes mer jot: on Natur: ae fe Oe EO ong ey baila tie 1 Ros 5 yp SOrt MeCAFFERTI—SH000 eee ae EME . >! P e Saleeel. ! r BY are : “ oe ; . — : r 4733- ab — “Dea utital $-r0o™ “SES Sei Es ie?) AT, ER . —s laree rT 2 7 “all } a oi ea ¢ ~ t e " ‘ " ’ at oe Bae ors ». : : 7 . ; : —— -_ | , NORTHWEST CORNER BROADWAY 4 as : 24 and 34 ¢ team-heated apart- | . BSARM | nce err eee Ty? omens | ‘TE—WT ter heat: large | LOxi1¢. double at SBSe! 3 AND CLINTO , } TEM QO enact Skee one SeElGH EFFICIENCIES | nips, noe saan yp, re (PSE Ty an 2 Piare Wt lo. gage tats.ang Bee SEVMRLRN TaN” Wonecl Gm MEACGNIFICENT — pltbeitll g° ister Set Cathal pe ren Fe: ena’ is — , —— RAT To PINE RL i et entD E 0 Central 137 ~ K Wood. 346 t lv ae s Hat! x fur. Die 7f for sOTed Who cat uv fror gp os sists ere : ; : 8 : ; : . pf ae ; LOA N ING a ee Oe Erp EAL LOCATION i ag og meee eS A SE gg ag DOUBLE FLATS - ‘ wr . Pak i264 “le 7 ar’. . uyes : TIT ot : ‘ anaes . ay et on le ewish clien “AB ERNAT "HY REAL menabiiins ea : aves TANK L.. DITTMEIE . CO. ¥ ' ite UDING AY “9n45—4 rooms and ‘kitchenette "hes & sts K eg : q m , werne “fats ™ = , \ E W k IN ks I IN f | ] \ , co ; ' Agent ( on. P. Curran, va Uuarie, oJ upandahe tam ‘ : a : ~ —- it] uick reen!t JAS hs OEE eas Oi mas ' , ; ick & nts. het erences Required On, ge ae o : aT Co. "3334 Pine. Romont 956 Most persons are honest and will ,_, *"**" : a Pawnee oie ies (oO?) P Ss 38. Deimar 6055. (ef#2) F NDOAH, 3123A—6 rooms. * fin- ic) ‘ Tre ° Eee 1. ‘ trie roome, beth furnace. electric: HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. ; - . ! icles f he J « ts | WHEN OTHERS } AIL. return tost erticte if the los FOR RENT A a J COLORED CALL CBAUNCEY P. HEAT ‘sur. || Walter H. Bramman, {| (ag Secretary. is ms, bath. | e554 i — OLIVE 8165 R18 CHESTNUT. (cif) advertised in Post-Dispatch wants. [0 [0"Res s hoon, street care: bso wt) os he ma =, wah Seiuinns i 2. = ae OT ee ee al (o3® Phone the want ad or leave it with °* '€°0 O00 4 $71 -— a ae “TEL Tas a5a5 Weaken iKiy © ae } I 1. 3846—5 r ne. the | ath. be FINNEY 4508A We-Four-room fat mod. Bungalows. Cottagces Wanted ; a ' ; 300-4 Chemical e . : . arepton bus | a, cjenc : ad ; nes ae 1? . . ie 2 e. —— Ir sulre 915s Pendleto : = your new re bs | drugg st. ‘| let fi. —~ © on = . bs She oo > tneaedn * enal. Inaulre upaetairs cos os heen , x : W ANTE > AT OSCE 4 ¥ cheerful and. airy; ‘ - MON. silver 4) sely | — Beautiful fiat for rent ot IOUSE—18 rooms: hot . old ate 4 or 5 reon . city or county DITTMEIER R be hone grand 4715. he i: nn 6) et dein ee — mas ~ hardwood floors : ‘ iec : mit gervice $15 have cash b ive rs. oO Or } 674 aon ae ted” Agents . arg b bik. ~ one Boag Bh... = — * nly 7 mot ply , , MR EALTY O©f.. iginal *‘Quicés e Wan Agente. jong agin rend. . or ot furmshed. Apply 7% \ y 28 persce at MeGRADY RE ~ 6: 5. “eee Cer ie} a oe water Realty Co ms 2363A Market st. 2 GI12ZSA Easton. Cabany 2717. \eve~
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TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 9, 1925. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-ursraert _st10 : ——EES fete “Furniture Loans | petra , oem !£9 | Vital Statistics--Questions Answered--Radio "| ae a ARLY BROAD PROFITS ARE Borrow 25 to $s ‘WD «nm vour auto «nd paid off. Soutien oe lg “ igo7, ; Roce | nce —$. —aeties = = ae 7 Forests Bla els at night ‘heansg | preparation of listerine and wa-|an average of 101 miles per hour, ||} © } ; 100 % (| K. ; were unc hanged to niemeg \. ‘a 3 see Good Demand—Further - changes. REDUCE | YOUR : a _ ter, or denatured alcohol and wa-| while on Dee. 14, 1924. the 250- Dail y—10:00 A. M. MACK.—-The St. Touts World's | City, Cal, was won by Bennett [|| qo 77 xi 115 tab 115a }~§=6| *) Securtty lw.) High Low! \ clase lel at mn everame « og |! ae ae % 118 — | : ‘ “™ Rebound in French Franc! | half and half. ~ mile speedway race at (‘ulver SEPTEMBER CORN © AUTO PAYMENTS “ : Morgan Pa Off Your Loans Domestic science hour conducted by |Fair grounds extended north to| Hill at an average speed of 12 | and advences additional money. | 7 ~ the Home Service Dept. of the Laclede | Lindell avenue and what is now] Miles per hour. There are differ- || r11% 10%’ 110™- % 109 %s i Boat B: XC re ERNOON SESsTON. = Hie 4 -- Gas Licht Coe. of St. Louis. the U'niversity 1 p y | ent records, dependin upon the hE ans ectameanena cnet. 5 er an => | Famous food 7 cener y P Fs An ihn tagged i class, the kind of trac distance | ; DECEMBER CORN. —..- | Fulton I pf! 75) 08% : — 7™ 7 | ve . i } 56-minute service. Bring title. are teen, # ak — 7 Pennsvivania avenue. : , ae TL Huttig 100) 341 urpaoy oe . St. uls, ° ~\ mt etc. St. P 7 ‘ { ‘ i com. 7 >) " Le | Tuesday—6: - - daaes ne rgay Sly oi bya HOUSEWIIFIE.—Following is a Hp cht . 99% Mo Port ©.) 20!) 50%! Bi . Leased Wire from the New Vork He ] Ss ! Clam s : : 8.) =, ‘ ee ergi = | ow ~ th HR twpf n é RB. = te tatler oncest nsemble this Is a matter of personal choi-e|recipe for water melon sweet _ 82% be e Bi 7S e cs, Burcaw of the Poat-Dispateh. ths | oF tae eind be & aeee ee eee Ue 4s Carb) HM ty’ Ooty) apyhaie NEW YORK, June 9.—The Eves 2) t a rin 0 a good ripe water- ie i a ~_ ie Post in ife CO : e I WILL bu buy and sell let and 2d deeds of THANK You ~ Wellowing are melon, trim off the red part, cut | ee —— a ease i: ve ie Salil * ng d finan. rea? 4 shee : : . j , i ‘ : ‘ _--—— - : . rue OD ’ ’ ‘s a ' __ MONEY 7 to re =e + z Teeda " j lif d | ee ene Senne ee the wedding anniversaries; First, oneceue nale Se eee sth ,| —-— 36 ie r ~~ E Ww t pf . “Although wr: “ of trust. | give you new ire an new energy for 1H] 2—For You Alone... .. .Geebl | cotton; second, paper; third, of vied atioe.= tdante 0 | ACEMRER OATS. Em El pfd | 10) OR 6} Alth | Prices of stocks con j—FEacerpts, “The Student VPrince”’ |-leather: fifth, wooden: seventh, fuls a baie ‘salt eal nk Gene ii.’ =a - bo% 58% a r ai Fult I com 195. 4° Inve to drift to lower levels on tenth, tin: twelfth, silk [,. ‘Weawie cover Boll tilt sanaien ti ues ea Fis 7 Y RYE. a i do pfd 99 '' pe Stock Exchange today, tradors : : ul —~——sTe — Huttig com Tue “4 laerere more inclined to take profi+s bam tO) 6press 6 their advantage in BRINKMAN REALTY CO., 4910 Gravois av Riverside | 3080. (c8) h : G di + Romberg | woolen: MONEY LOAN >. $I! 10) on L improv anot er year. reatest iversity of attrac (hanson du Coeur Hrise De Mova 'and fine linen: fifteenth. erystal; enough to pier ~ with a silver | 7 Bik 118% b- . “es teren’: f Serenat 4 - Moszk mwaky ( ehina: : +] Ie - . 2 : a | $iy > B pf a ait taza real ectate ai Howie: Uteres eg : Sante haji Venice omens LiL Smemtleth, | china: | twenty titth. | fork then pour into colander to || =" aeereMaEe REE | ee ee gil 2 | Se JOHN 8S. BLAKE & BRO. $Jc Cheat tions in America. Resorts and hotels to lantasia, rrr armen . Bizet rubv: fiftieth. golden; seventy- drain and dry Ds taking a few > Re 0% oa +i Jame 120% ‘ do pfd toe on P he face o greater resistance. ¢ “all fifth. dlamond peas ata ay in the — a a —NDECEMRER RYE .}.”}&»}»&| dehansen BR DD) 46 ns again ruled frim at 4 per sii , ey ' i press rentlv in a cloth wntil | ; tn | Or : Ao & F by MET TO LOAN..On real ecuntar no de: fit . r . FANNY | o e04 pr eee a OUrs, oT iy a4 Mo Por Cem 310, 59 t but the expected advance in 4 - | all tastes in Asheville, Hendersonvill Ww M ANN The various States |all the water is extracted. Make | |Chl...124Q” 121% 12 tea | Pemide-W 5| 4444 | : 7 nn? ea a eure: money o make ata bd e, CK 273 eters have their awn requirements yorla syrup in the proportion of 1 | hae aes ne __ . 47, a ‘ r tes failed to materialize and in | i . = ae teachers in the publie schools 4 P art of best cider vi ar to 3} : : ‘ pn ll =e d vy instances those who had 1 k - 4 ' , : = ° TLESDAY, 3 PL M.—Piano § selex ; : juAI . es er nega skouras 1) RS A +. te . ree ER i. EB. CO. — Brevard, Waynesville, Black Mountain, tions, Wm. Haury of Collinsville, .; |})) Sraduate of the State University |pints best brown sugar. Boll and SW Rell pt tis ill 10% cee © snort position covered ther 5 Chest mn) it fe) vocal selections, a Miller. aceon) ai: wn leacher 111 Mis skim and wv hile boiling hot pour ' Ww we b Poem rie Be! tet | > > he mmitments Bonde again “wera ‘100.000 AT 6 PER CENT. panied by Johu Meyer: ukelele selec S louis maintains BR iover the rinds, which have been | a les ” — yan m™ soOVer sat) T id , calle ze where thev-tratin ] : te ‘ Isiverv dav Un bot Se oo - mitted.) wad es Cet ee een ae placed in a stone Jar. 7 CLOSING QUOTATIONS, aaggeme favored. Utility and rail se- . S| . We make and buy 24 and 24 deeds of Blowing Rock, Tryon, Chimney Rock tions, Miss Esther Reeder; baseball achers , trust. FRANK. 712 Chestnut. Olive © ps ° ad 9 wa es * - , : gta co rh: of thelr own teachers An. | pour off the syrup, let it boil and Fen met = ities sled ¢ ee ; ° . : ‘ : Pg hate toe! tage May oo | ; the Hflarris Teachers’ Col-/return it to the jar until the rinds | } ee RET intel sar oe Seem 3 ies $100.000 A'T'6 cad Linville, and other charming mountain ae ae and Miss Laura Boctte. or to the Board of KMdueation y oy the same color to the eenter (IN LOCAL MARKET Boat men s Bank ee ¢ J yf : _ 14 Tr : ° . . REPUBLIC: FINANCE CORP. 11:43 J a further information on the land the svrup like thin molasses J“irst National Bank. sewed ' ae Stee! Tonnage Report Temerreow. peat Arcade Bidg. (c62) towns. Write for interesting booklet t from Loew's State Theater: Miss jij Subject. A few days before they are fin- eee CMe: As sae “The unfilled tonnage figures of SECOND DEE DS OW TR UST e , £ ¢ Oo Pinshon Paul Simmons. Tom 1. MNIARY. Ege stains on linen or ished place the rinds, after drain- Li j Mississ!ppi Valley _Frust,..,i%@ Sat 54 e l'nited States Steel Cor , , ul j Ni Miss Dorma Lee; piano duet, in any other cloth should be soaked /ing, in a jar to the depth of 3 4 ? ET Oe tilt — Nigar er ores amid ates the local market. Reports of cool weather) ,.\ 4. ri! , fd then spice and so until the jar is oy lchardson pf and further rain in corn belt were offset! Rrown Shoe pfd . y in the Industry It is confi- ntly predicted that the dectine BUILDING LOAN | 712 Chemical Bldg. | Ine water while it dissolves renid- 4 i LO S KFVE—240 Meters liv in cold. The same rule applies | full. Seald the syrup my sein ; . : ha e | | by strength of wheat. The market again iruce com ji not reach the extent recorded t the end of April, when the drop uC 516% FUNI St. Louis, Mo, ) SPECIAL 5%% FUNDS TUESDAY, 6 to 7 P. M.—Radio re to egg stains on dishes. If the|mornings after the spices | Rruc ‘d view by Romaine Fielding. |i dishes are placed at orce in hgt lheen added. | heard of damaged crop. |} ruce pid ...... ' . Carleton Dry to00ds com..., orders on the books exceeded 6.000 tons liatimates today of Y OATS. mit o™% -96 Arne Articson. director. , depending entirely upon tastes of the person, _LOANS ON REAL ESTATE A vacation in The Land of the Sky will Program > . . s352% . “* > > Se > * riage Cc R. Ac an ex-officio member = 3: ™ || assumed | Laciede SFicei C oe : Mo.-Illinois Siores pfd. eee Stores |) a —_~ a In Any Amount. Conreult use far ew Toats ! : | EMME iM (NN SPAC ae ane cakes | 7 ® -y 10 TI M.—Studio entertainers, in In the local cash grain market there was | Certain-teed Products Ist oes ACK ne ae sung ack, Narty and Foss Uf LEGAL INFORMATION good ‘tenetal' Stina tor"aheayaffetyee| Cerin teed Provurte te mM MD a Le hh ii O Le ej ® | being cleaned hs at le to 2 — ped oni nie te seeoieenan ta = | soft wheat and le advanee for hard. A | 1CABT - poae I h (By ‘ member of ie ae. Louts Bar A ssoctatton.) | eal mills were good buyers. Corn was Corno Mil's BRS f h t 1 “ne apartments, flats, buildin nt S h A i ; ' wT The arriage he ioss for the month ranged from s, ; ts, zg" or e Southern a chian M ‘ Th marriag a o Soe . a property. Loan correspondent | PP Mountains name is a legal mar- | contest it. Consult a lawyer. Oats were ‘gc to 34sec higher. Demand! Ely & Walker Dry G Ist pfd! 50.900 to 200,000 tons or rudential Ine. ¢ of America ‘ ‘ — ee . '| was good , iy & Watker Dry Goods com) “ .f , ‘ - FRANC Ist T'S “Rie AT.’ CO. feldn arria e icenses c INSTAN I READE Rr. In our After recovering the small ‘fractional | preg Medart coin.. ee In anticipation of . more favor- VY d Mi “7 4 opinion a oe weg? 2 is wt j , opening loss. wheat recovered and showed | Fulton ivan Works ble show ing bs the Steel Corpora ° . . , ( ard the Mavor of | necessary Or craw-fishing, rut a! : full cent in early trade ‘ulton Ir rk * ime 6 Do You Nee oney Frequent, convenient train service ir P Recorded || af the Police Board the Mayor of |n 7 | n of | Fulton Tron Works vom. 3 fon, traders were inclined to re- WE MAKE AND BU) ; fo ? = READER OF P.-D.—The State ANXIOUS: There is no law re- ay. Winntpex prices were fiigher. Corn | Huttiz co: Moths , hs ie outhern Railway Sys : o, }|| READER | —The AD ner | : | : @ afternoon when early selling ankine interest For quick service see ‘ S 11t | of Missouri is not paying a~ bonus] quiring that marriage licenses be lalso sold up in early trade but gains were | Huttif pfs —7 -o sees TORS é ST urla erml $ to veterans of the Spanish-Amer- | published in the newspapers. only fractional -_ Hydraulic Press Brick es . meeure fatled to Bring about any ‘ nin nt LBL fot | ican war | y wheat opened at $1.67 's. Septem Hivdraulie Press Brick com .. vere break In prihes Amer, can Central % fe 4) er in ' and the newspapers ublis ' - ; . PP PPP PLP LLL Le ell elle - ‘ ’ ¢ . , © Tf js necessary te reside la ae, — . it) — fe re = , t % ter. Support wae eV ident in §@Ve rjenr: ienfirn | Malinda Wilse ‘ : s11 tee » P | lie satnet He, ushicis, compare ' a week hae . " . : r J lalinda 1180 gh hat seovernment will issue You! {n Missour!t at least one year pbe- | ago and 70.700 last rear. included 35 cars| al of the recently active special- I MAKI. AND 23 1 y ouston Patte raon lehizaheth Rrendel a ( up I : es . i lous W. Fil ippine Mildred A. Schaffer \ WW. We would advise vou; Same grounds would suffice for a || which were 95,200 bushels, compared with | MeQuay-Nortis .. etions lirst and See ond Deeds Lionel G. Helfrich—Franeces Jankowski. | | to emptor. a good patent lawyer | Separate maintenance suit as for ||| 107,800 a week ago and #260000 last year. | Mo. Portland e ; . . + Ros (s Rleikhamp Mattel tl Nottebrok. | vl all ai Sa Gnatenene : ‘»ta divorce suit || ineluded 40 cars local and “SN through. | Nat. Candy com.. ee... | oe L eee Miller t in wh F ; . Oats receipts, w pet re a2 OOO ne ' Pedigzo-Weber Sion COM. «i | (Gleneral rend tower. ¥ ie = ween Ee nex | Rice Stix Dry (;000s Ist Peas . . ‘nite certificate. fore filing suft for divorce. The lil local and 39 through. Corr receipts, | Mfo.-t ewhich turned quiet after small Ane Amount— Otick Service e Simon A . ron. ~ . . . * ° , - i j I | order to protect yourself and your “ae If the man its of sonnd ||| conmared with —— KIRKPATRIC K BROTHERS | mit Donovan =Mrs. Lucille BR. ) ; Sw *s . patent, ri an al ae nd oat 7m 0 last vear. tnclude 37 6caurs OCen Bt ' 24s ‘ je | il d is deeding the Pray I t' " receipts. “were 1) Rice-Stix Dry (;oods po . oe ne more prominent oll shares and : 1724-28 Areade Bldg. Olive “R51 ' 2 1 | uis aszkiew te) Victoria Gross - + The automobltle com- | his ow p Sy arel 9 through. lay : ‘ , ; | Michael \ ne len 7 eeliens M. n free will, ne ean do noni : naman Riee-Stis Dry Goods os ; i ® spiansaumer : dt - R. Stad pany can force vou to Pas the | ; It is his property and et ee yma ; Ts oe : : Seal trend. "atocks wan again ; : Ped of fr ‘ ~~ ; het va ] AVC, \ O11 from future payments. sult n lawyer regarding “a sleut Pha > : a 1: No. 5, $i 10 a 1.80. fo. 2 red{S WBell pfd ! ’ t d high OR a advance Oo a recor = on fine business property, located in best | . = ' . “ = ’ Attor thal A, in the Munict- grade white pats, one Grove. Severed, but moter stocks worn perfect titles with each loan. Call or seen | SS a 25 ei | Grzesiak. would be just as binding as_ ney | pal Courts Building, Fourteenth || gS a | neraily under pressure. Nash re- for our list ’ $1000 REAUTY PARTLOR. ‘ \ ' Jas nes H. Quinn —Ade!} aide A. Apel. arTy Ny The brother and sister end Marke t etre ets, regarding WHEAT RISES AND THEN 9) , By ted sha rpls . “ hile Pierce-Arrow KE RTE REALTY ? LOAN CO.. Tn West End office building: ‘}y se ". Hohengarter— Hele B. McGrath. ' have to sign the deed in support for the children. nreln wi eric Bosch M H - Olive 1436. J6 N. Sth st. equipped: employ 2 operators; rent $50. impse---Anna i! ck, 'erder to convey a clear title. : ~ merican ood Magneto, udson (e2) | E. L. HEVE INV. €O.. 7th and Chestnut Archi é ack——Leona Brown ns oA ENT if wae A READER. — Your wife and AWAITS CROP REPOR | SEW YORK June vine | d Stewart-Warner sagged. Du- —— 222 ‘ot 100 Tithe Guaranty Bldg. Olive 4450 : n Soringmever-—Emily Schleier. MISS ARGUMENT.---If you Keep! nother-in-law cannot foree you be ee ou RK. June 9.—Follewing t and Fisher -Body fell back (oR =) Ldw. J. Mahoney Mary Welsh the unmuzzled dog in your yard to return to Ohio, but { > Joo of Quetations in the foreign » tao , . a STOCKS AND BONDS Ti gn HER—t? , ’ - ; P " : . . ; ' ) . . : . ott PY P . ; a Rive reide ct, . ‘ rt. r adv ay | FAIRPLAY. -You can put In a for divorce here after you “uy | fore making further conmeuts "1 ’ , RANCE Fran D 4.95. ¢ 4.95% o ' the rails, such as Lnion Paclifie , Sey -_— a" ’ ~ ve « _e ‘ . “es , > - : = } a _ -_ a. 8 ‘ J, > aah . : and quoted lCLEANING > DYEING BRANCHocIn ’ . ) | 1 ¢ laim —— ‘ = Bs ggaoaet- + — ; re pagar poe for one vear and i sulied in BB tram ; Al. 4 D 3.08. C 3.08%, , @ Southern Pacific, turned lower. KATTERMAN CO | eated ! , : ; ieee ctnag >. aca p ¥ ’ : tor wha 1e owed yOu, « Can a5k for custody of th . ; peste We. Wee cepelem x she mLlAGiU? rane 2: ff * 503 Contral alt Prosar Rank Bldg. | id S vears at 3016 Glaszow a1 ren : ‘7-5 Ask Me About Life Insurance 2 eee i pe j e child. taking sales. C'ostre riecee > bas MANY : ‘ 4.88 : ° S ay EOS oy ee y Rise atpee ’ fear =| : ‘or ‘loges , t N ” ; 14 “@ Commodity Prices Turn Higher. ‘ were . 4% : "AY —Krone, 6.830 Te With an absence of selling pr-s- sonable rent, SLOSO cash Call between , - Olive 225 Olive 0240 (¢359) | and 6 bp. m. v* : | | { ONEFBC TIONE RY Nice lovet ion: bis r , SA M W E j liusse!] F. Steger . Manche J. peetlure. Wer J. Wa alton. 1128 N. Chant 1 ing. ‘ - | 4 am ; vs. \y * s 3 | for man and w Ife. ROR N. Lith. (eB) § dy bait ue i Aa a : eeucy. +; G lia Se ; 4-4 46 Ke sPenschied. ’ . 20, : , i . bel a i a | PbRe Ne M ARK kK Pe ote . : 18 4 Be re ir) the commodity markets, ; - > . } - s . * . Pear >.) 6 : at . se . , . ‘ "I 1. . - a ‘BUSIN | GON EFECTIONERY (,00d stand South Mutual Life of % y k \\ by aoe lL. Sweaza oe A. ‘Te. \! he rt Holub, 1 SY tae ' “ast es mre . S\WITZERLAND br. ces displayed a tendency to re- | ‘ : ew or Clarence ll. Wilkelmann— sAlaee Marie se S My - " } rd : ane 9 ni eos 4, ¢hthe) {IN Peseta D 14. 4. er Tul wheat contracts sold ' 1 : j re ey | hy oe a «ee ose ey P ‘hk —Drachma, ' oe about 3 cents a bushel, but of. Side. Vietor 33086 (e's . ‘Pe ' . 28.8.5 Pierce. if¢haus . ° > >t) ( hovel al Bid L ] Lh ae Hildecarde M. T.lermaz. } Me . e 1. todas rank! tr report ad "00.000 bushels i ee i ony ‘ ANT) Zioty 1) ma “rr, ZAIOVIOOSEON AKITA . ings incfeased at this level and OPPORTUNITIES ft | o\ cer coe hesinew Benin eR . 5 a 7u , ess ‘easonatile 3 Jos. urr ae hast " OL oa Pr i. a sions ise of Telephone: Olive 4065 ke ‘abanuel J. Febrer -Pear! FE.llman ’ 7 Ty ae : | ho > ‘vat | ‘ , - ° : A Mi one bie é ‘ ‘ prodinet! ri of ini BO) ' tebe? ’ dace ; “hi p Met | ancnester = htay ~ e—— “ae Cotton worked steadily higher,’ ail. active stocks aud bonus ‘pought. Bvid | sickness will lease my ni ‘ely angi (ah: re ss meaty ~ ge hei cer Wipped ANAS ha ( . - 4 del ®, c ; y 4 ; re etends: mixed eolluteral, O0600 4 * se\ere decline. New York man transfer eorner "HO Market eerner location Eo.) wees sed Meals an d Berth Included. Accomac eatinnate of the Government HOrt ts for a : een t trade Biablighed San if} Ratna I> A he yy ar anes Moir ' - li eva: ’ , . R ARE M OR | NI | \ + ae + Bs alge nel : ' s ] in & | . ee A 4 Poetl f ers ooooo0 + " , ele am and #. Lav 74 art “ avn} ) ' roduction © eo! ' | Partner wanted in dyeing and cleaning | UC u! | busine of naavisland ™ . — mi yours tody, Three ittons there, but continued os. (a) ; ; j ° f at hes ‘ a to . : ' ’ . or rife roe Fixe an a * Sale of checka ~ road ‘HY Pame @ ivertised —_ iin \ nown eomple te plant ry e : pr 9’ , VE. (sy > . : “ good accounts. don't owe artne ‘wa ffic te ® po se RWRE Cc © Re mene syne : : . ; * i «Feem: ren Via ( ireen Bagel ae td ‘ Call ays ne ‘Dermott — 4 $1: > § ‘ite ner cent te P ruise Bay ‘a> , a HE : wn : vi A Winnipeg Grain Markct. : “te Be aeeted at cor a : , ) ficial vi ic COND) 9 ar ver, ret understand husiness the ough ds Jun take full charee of management on acre: “Pf . ; nas op present @wner will not } qe bong Os Zi N i an : v | | sen | | | | | | | | ‘ ' ‘ 5 7 uate : ‘ cm ie Chopl yyy . ounes moanew X, ner cent ’ : ie . A Ri all, wa ij. | atited: ‘yar : ‘ 46. Grand. ranges as follows ; , Short and 3 month bilte, 4 Financial, rade ’ rT t and will draw no. salars ante Hlolmes, AO. a0 . High. Low, : . ‘EW YOR Ji __Bar arene parenerehin uel sett ouceiont ke risky FRUIT AND \ RGRT vice STOR ; 20 | Ly. Chicago Monday, 2 P.M. Back Th d Colorado | ockhi 4 Roderana 244M eOnable: located TO17T & ; — 11 A Mf At ursday, R es , I bs viele rete : ihe pote. | i. + ! 1 oh . Krafft, 36204 Evan DIVORCES GRANTED. July Whe: : fe: Al { I 1 } : , 7 0 1 x ~¢ ( ar h me ee ustri ‘ adenine | " . 2 4 1 t ] \ - l t i -- - a] rry - ’ re onporti init ie 0 Ba lds) t ppt ga Milwa kee. heboygan,. A) 4 ‘i op } ; ‘hi W if’ mall. ‘ sey , r P f meets j “dw: ra Tlarr en name a jca ves, HOO): hogs, 16.000: shee ow | 7 the year befo-> SMALL MANUFACTURING “ RUSINKESS location eheap } ! ZEVI\ ~~. , AW schedules Davlight Saving Time. / Colorado Ss ri ty, an, | and 2B Key, 14 “Beethoven. . rom Henry Avey : reéstoratton of HihsS—Toda v s et linate m-elist Hie’ Taw : 5 . . b } ore Wtd.—-Rox H-2S8. Post-Dispatch ra Ol S$. Broadwa) re SN For vacation fuides to Mich P ngs, Denver, Col., ; , Wits fair in Vvo.utne oeulis ce ut = ag ye 7 - ‘ ent fAiance sheet shows. | | e , Ww ° ichigan and and The Pike’s Peak Region. GIRLS | , ert Rowen: custody of/the circuli showing an inerea: ! “ es aS ae nn 3. As8ets were $49.774.4 ANY BUSI NESS S SOLD | hit ’ > RY And Meat Marl a rater 1sCconsin, call or wrote Every luxury is aroehiud at less cost than . + 3 , y, . , eli 7 v 3 A¢ek Ofte r nges nue “1 f . .f ty “ - ' ’ ' : : abilities $2 > ny dis 65 and ickl P: os q>- " “tt rooms: Cash busines “Almost Everywhere - is possible traveling alone. You are re- W. and. ile ‘Py Reds 53 ; , Pee rym Charles WRraasch; restora-| mated ai 16 OO hed ati DE ips a! : vr = . : ep. oe 8 . oe Pius was $7 2.731 189 | asrow rive wen. espect on “ ees 4202. The road earned March, on the common stock inh win fim ve epeieariashie® canitans SO DEA De RIA I a ‘ ere for ail kinda ot puarser of cash buy- | Oro © MEA MARKET — ~4 r. ; Th Us | 8 ig ; ‘ ve - $2000 ‘ . | Re st ee Sad 1 ours eave Chicago eve i .. $ > Fk RE al 1 4 : ‘ a it? ace} pA ‘) (;) isco | , a i r ‘ mue eve of 7 . aad kinds to furnish Pm) qr, i” ab 4... o0" | ' » ; : Whlen may b ‘ Mma. Annual gross business $67,090. net prof 400 Tithe Guaranty Ble y and Chestnut ~~ St. Louis, Building Rettaire, 4042 MePherson, j teturned le lesa (lo grade eres 1 et on this clam bids “Je to | -+.0%%.0°4 tons in April ;% 7 and . e increased to . B rot : sUATAaniy idg Olive 448° r¢. J. COLLINS. en i pe” ; Kidwell ay , | mist weigh 54 ibe oO! more case i a hey : he e heat ti — 7 ' ' \ear the “Theat ‘ 1M. \ Note——Prices aie Made on forenuyn t tt $1) of $11." Lon r d eel titute reports The ‘_ ° . ’ ‘ ‘ad J ' = SAN aie Aes. ond tet: eee ee ee soe 1. ] Rilegphe ier ' @ ~ ree ree ra for et tie ee a ve rights for cits Tt Clark Street at Adams, Chicago it, g6B ; : » oPen to purchaser. - | HOTEL—SCorner hioc} . ne ‘ it al corpora ted. BE. L. HBYE INV ' .) Cae ek from Union 8ta Our Twenty- ftth Su Nise | ratocrate ; te Keceipts in the «afternoon carried ao kinds ents (hig Sear SS ty +, Title * (Guaranty Bi cu Olive 18"). ; : ce ioe is Se BOO : isi {74 BUSINESS FOR SALE “fi ccesstul Year > ! ‘ ] 3! . : /G? so J at SsuTne COnvess on in vrice —— bins ton, “ere som. "4 \ : ‘ s : r rs sy f ° Max anafer the properties BAKE RY-—$S00. 6401 kcaaton ( abany STH] ‘aa A ND ("ONT iN TIGNER \ rae a | sno | i ) i ‘ a n oe a? a ' ati j Bi rl ER 7 Creamery eatras 44. i | + to bot Pound a’ ages y oat § Y oulput - y he _ “ eli Motor ” erporation BGS 1. tk (004 location IRCO & TRsh a i ay [Denar & j g00d busines Able M 1cK ebeded | standards tL irete 37e secunds b4c rte a oul ‘ i : miing dec reanse 4 4 gave .. 1 Orveler ‘ ‘orporat! “ +. wn: - ‘ SS. is, } aatsie i ft and ! “aren it ut Ww } Vacking stock. 2c test 30 to 1L5O-r rt “ « orking ~~ at on ave RAKERY) 4}00d stand. cheap tr vest! ate “7? " +] ' ped es ‘ine ‘ of , ( . ; c a | LAN Lei , ‘ ~ - * in — | ro vet duzeh common | neker sows were loc ta YWSe highe . ® 24 to authorise the | ' ‘ oe ambe Or. im age S55: rent $50; Jease if wanie ayer-| tion; cash or temrs. 215 N. Ist. io? BAKERY ROUTE—Fetahlished ar for barbecue any anied; fine | RE, CRANT-LGood “nn = BT per duzep Dressed sauats c’ —— ai an yesterday. sales of this class today | C&FY.. truck: paving about S40 Der week 3. oF . i I, HFY yy Ny : - ie —— x » d | . .. +n age 7 PAY The bus ne “a | ae | ternie Owne I drvlell rIIsaw aif yar B5¢ ; 5 Antimony apeot. Wateon rd. (2) | 400 Title Guaranty Bids.” Olive S4e5 ashingt; neds eee er ae ae rix MeDanie, 2% 5360 Ruskin ie MERC. SD ier technn ee: Za eeC: | Mit gmmttor, Mentoned faure. Stuns ope | OMe ys an ren 70 7 : sm e iy : ; . —_ sai FTES SEMMaRe (nH) NG OUSh——10 +roamae hea * a ‘ : oe’? SUSHI wit lieht. D2iSeec: leghorn hens gt ;at BH.wWO to if} mainiv, oecasional gales | #Pot. - ‘3 : = ort «6 West Send: ieee one the MWleby | narioiia Lon ' PAS \ ‘ - OC price $750. 3905 Delmar. . + es | ' Ile: springs 2 pounds and Sac ,of light offerings at higher figures electrolytic. not >. 108; : . ation a. the Fisher Body oven, receipts $40 daily: S-vear lease, | MANUFACTURING Risines A Gn. | —— Tin, spot. £253. 1s; th tar. its subsidiaries for | rt $80 with 5 rooms above: also garage | ING CORPORATION ear ARTI, ISH D nk TE ~! live “R) beautifully furnished: 830 - r black and nell springs, “Ae: New York Suvar. | Lead, spot, £35. nding ADrtl 30. inciudin feayv term« Investigate | OVER So YEARS BEING RIN ROR ; | RE ~ r ‘ 43 : an rink — -- | ROx 5 NG HOUSE 8 ~ an : EXCURSION . oun anc’ toms and hens 27c: ‘ NEW Y¥ | Zine. apot, £33. 178. ‘ Corer a Sdyv Oh ie z Bo Tithe INV. CO. 7th and Chestnut es PHEALING WITH WHOLE. doing os d business. factors loration: | _ nished. leaving tv aon Meme pe a 0. turkeys. I7e: ducks, market wae ane ee eke fy eR . of 315 4000 shows nes itie Guaranty Bide on =. SALE ANT RETAIL Grocers or will sel] cheap to right part + ore ~~ wr vio .venraska | “pring ducks, 3 ibs. and over, ue: a i . ay under | - € / eb aa AND “COMMISSION hpheh Post-Dispatch : Sgtnces © ROOMING HOUSE —Lari ‘ome; $200 VINCENNES, IND. | “ovy ducks. 12c: geese, Re: swan geese | offerings. rrices — ine ~ ides "7 Dry Goods Market ae wd div idend ee ae BATTERY RU SINE x Sr yt W Bib . REO?) RE $45 nnn TO a - $12 ao RE STALL RANT wy (o. 3x | dow ! 4017 Delmar ~s* ee . . bl ing reese 1 de xulineas rouad 84 ie hen sa of S000 ey : * : Co tn 4 s of Fisher Body Fatablished 25 , complete outfit Rm RU wererie. | int oe hoe TH SIDE ROOMING HOUSE-——9 rooms. beautiful | SUNDAY, JUNE 14TH FRUti>— Pe: bo $270 prompt shipment. at 443— Special to the Post Di spate. ~ 8h “8 wm share on #.- eerperated for a." . ‘a: ind ;Y¥ ‘Re : . ; RS ee Pas ' . f BE, msg eats cael a Ae furniture; S200 dow: 401 ° ‘Delmar $3.00 ROUtCNnND TRIP jum $t.50. ' 1 75 Da ; ey Putten ‘sere ‘easier under NEW YORK June 9 a . maw 7 Der sition for : ! : os ANSWERS IN very |) gain: | stand rigid investieaticn | ROUMING HOUSE—i1 ros all Lilies | . - te thee - a nee! I prices moved un fractionally Ts . . 60" Fe Cin _ Phaeaattnut ‘, SLY ONES CONSIDERE I). ' “, . , “VTE “ oer prot etl , Inquire "8850 West Pine —_ Be Correspondingly Low Rates to | i. Me : 180 2 eg RB 4 s 4 more active v . Fire tore . “itle dunsnats Bie. Ol ¥.207 POST DISPATCH an Title Guar. R) Olive 448° (¢58; |ROOMING HOUSE—l0 roome. rook ie Train | —ee Stations. undorwe hed. - = 3 pointe. et he ok ) Sores as fairiy \ “ey bent Of the Internation« = a MILLINERY wsTo wal 300% REST AURANT West End. 6: oe pp ome; cheap rent. 4°08 Washinetan 2) rain iraves St. Louls at 7:00 a. m. ; No changes pcleths went x ‘Orporatl HIGH “1,ABS BAK IR Y ANID PASTRY eoth Bide tae “4 Os A oe Pe 1 ; location: ‘ , t ane. 3 De Imar ry nye sy > a : f ‘. + Ww As neon ) Returning arrives at Q: on Dp. m ring nents. | 1é4c: shee sumer? aoloun, were reported in refined | but G&x7T*s «ere aff an Ss ®“dditiong) on will issue Receipte $120 daily, Faturday $200 110 OLD ES Perce, fed) acity jetly a high-class teen | complete: pace te oma. furnished |] tickets: $28 N . Broadway and at Union at eee te to ec withdrawal 4 | Hea * Mikes were quiet st US : hire Preferred and - best in Weat End. Investigate * teal ae an EST ABL ISHED Bt SINESS we + raf ei class proposition, “sn ory ot te ART we for quick sale, Station ing to size and auality’ cube less. $33 to 5 . > % P th. * “FE MMon stack to fi. tL. HEY INV. GO. Tth and Chestnut . Gepartments lease pay HEYE INV - . f 200 GOR IOFS. rshingeton Te : ~~ ake N York Coffee. &equi : : : it. ing 100 per cent: beat loc ation downt , wy. CO. Vth and Chestnut. | TIRE RAPTTERY STaT ; Su ew ; ition of additi * ’ 2 a ‘ ; ‘ s ~ ’ ! NX Neat ay ony 400 Title Guaranty Bldg. Olive 4482.08) vwner retiring, Box T 111, Post Dispatch, Title Gu aranty Bids. Olive 44x82. vtation: will take wtbiraa i) ee mee BALTIMORE & OHIO New York Rubber. sales, on July, 2 60c. Sepiem- NEW YORK, June 9.—-Coffee— ~y Properties, Jay (58 ling 300; " * Wirtesin, NEW TORK, June 9.—Rubber, emoked, *?, ‘$20, December, 2.90c; ° Janua 7. 22¢; Santos No. 4, 24%¢. 3 ) I nes. Jt J N, ew Stcad. ibbed heets, t. * Pr) akc. ry, : wa, s r 5 spot, 7 ‘ec, | a 88c, easy; July, 18.45¢; December, : ROOMING HOUSK-—? roon Or oom 1Oxx Rus uer ound 'at $10.85 to $11. «a larwe nuinber raking + . . wee oR anal Sige SS Pte te dient Drimeltiegiota Pree nee ware ween —S ~ = wed = be B 5 Caen es. % ae “ e pet panne eS vd ey , . H~ Neeain de - 2, ans cms Fbtimes cS) “at ae) ie yak Oe se ee ~~ as " al 4
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TUESDAY Ey BAIRLY BROAD me 3.—A fairly broad atured the lrade ott the loe MANKe today. Wagner mapon Was lower... Shee sh Pre urichanged to higher. PTR Newn SESSTeo f 74) O89 's 991." ao ton ‘4 '. 64 "5 $ ’ Pi, Aa iz ilo q17 11] 117 tf 34 th ao be, Ww +s "pe s PYORENOON SESSTON Kiar iT an ef 9 “es 37031 1", 4 Wh) Hs ow 9S ' ‘ 17 ‘1 Wt . : 53 ’ 7 , 4 1 4 PAY ny ns, m4, 14> 145 i“ te 1" li 2 A. wt, 14%) 44%.) gas 4 n> > 13 1m SAN ARR, ies 17 111 11O%, }17 {> "SH if ‘ foqeed it te j ‘ tal >|; 4 rr > ies iP) ik aE, sy [res 7 rust 10) ¢ 4 fom >» lO” nf 104 nr | EES 47% 1n9* . aoe) lw mf ~ ae ; x, an ta 9- 1o- ba: f he ’ ; ds + | rks pid no ee | ‘ ir) #-e a4 1! ~ le te a ' 416 4; I o an) 94 ~- bir | e of 19 at Pay _ _ ‘ . ; 14 yTis > ~~! ... — Se a eee x ’ Ve ’ : Mr alons in the foreign UND sort: D> $4.8 ” b OU -~day Dilis OD : ; “| ‘ens in cents: Dp demand, C ce mAN (| i Tan OD 495 c¢ 4.9 Al.\ Lita . 3 OK ¢ 3.GR Ty. Ls 1 Ny 4 1) 1 SS | 4 ’ ae T ~3. Ri ' oF ; rin) I> } ! ’ Way Krone T> un ' r t 1) wth Feb ly \Marp SMart T? 15.7) ,1T; ‘ Fran Ih 19.3 ‘ Preset ly 14 #4 ; , | ila 2 7 : ty Zé. { Ts Ivy : : A} 14 r an T> Bee GAVIA. «ene, 15 1 6s ge Ne’ Li A q #43 ts {} 14 ue PAANT * T) ye” moet tXA Pay fy SH aN (4 af Se. T9 10.9% i, bt) | i/ ‘sa eon © Dollar DD 1003761 14 Alef» 79M, @-.......... ENING, JUNE 9, 1925. : ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH NEW YORK STOC | Bs the A 880 ia ted Press. NEW YORK. /cha NBe today were 'day. 1.351.500 ~~ Lid PROFITS ARE * THEN LIST RALLIES ee || a KS (COMPLETE) | NEW June 9.—Tota! Share e New York Stock Ex- 1.286.900 shares, 4 Week ago and O31 000 shares, 00 two years ago. Omplete list of 'oday's {n Stock Exchange. anges for tne day. ‘c) Pavable in cent in specia) stock. STOCK TRAD - ON EXCH ST. LOUIS stocK EXCHANG f hates in $. Sales COmMpared With 100 581.800 @ year ago and 116,349,2 Following Is the o Share Jots 100 omitted Closing prices Oils Bought Late on Stock Exchange — Bonds Good Demand—Further *: French Franc dividual sales in 106- h the high. low and and the net ch (by) Including Preferred Stock. cke and ' 2 = in $. Sales! High | Low. Close. 4% Sis High. low: Clase oi Co *! i21 L ai, 33. Cei8s (lan 143 y Leased Wire from the Burenu of the p 1 a June 9—The Eve. | + Cha! ghted finan- | dal review today says ls — i a Lg ee be Stock Exchanee today rae a morc ~) teu ... isto ifs face of Eréeater ruled frim at expected advance * ~ ~~ . Tr re F Ext nd —— a = “> « 2 2 es those who had ta = - os Coa ~ vad aa ~a -@ tility and Tail se. | ‘ = « * ~~ «Bitter! Tonnage Report . «! * * ~! United States Stee! tlm, | 2 ~bwe “' Gtes Se PS eorer 2 zo ru Y ree bes =) RS me ee Meation of the extent of the -_- 2 >» ~; “te o3 woe o tthe end of Apri}. When i i * . st be lows for the month ne ’ “Sn anticipation ef « of ttf a led to Some f@itent Se Owe, ot et et oe ws: ~~. sae ~~” mn and Baldwin > ron FE ma - é Support was« e\ ident ~~! Special- | Autoslg Cn sma}! | Autosis pid ‘Tp nfo eiieul i Ji 7) “* - & fwhich turned Quiet after Jf . (ide _N~>S “With the exception of pe more prominent Eroup of specialties, of stocks was again record high Br'ga | Oil, | Brown 8 4 in the oi] Broup | motor stocks ware rland and other« . x - By tie ASWClated Prawe WASH INGTON. indication of the siz Spring wheat TPierce-A rrow. ted sharply, while I ~ os we Du- | Cugany PS Foreign Exchange | ~ June 9.~ Foliow! os Q@#-1Dd the Depurtm-. ture's monthly fast production 254.000.0006 bush 'millton bushels were 4am .5 be Commercial] Sol- | = * r) o '> ‘4a: as Union Pacific ific, turned lower. * . ~ al ~ = =) iMOxu2D Veaas PFS SS ricesx Turn Higher. 4n absence of se $44 434 OKO bushe!s ai 407 000 000 buehels tS PERE * 2 ae 2ei30; PEEL PS ares 2 a i ett tied a arene Ces displaved a tendency | ’ contracts sold | » cents a bushel, but of. INES increased af unsettled at the lo %- Point of the day. med a net advance > jot fe we average of SP2 000 O00 oh Ly ~~ OoeD we tue Pad CSP PSK S Pe . 32 “ ~ PSD me ntas ne e of more than (‘orn also reacts) top, but closed Senerally | learin ' PSO) Cty Crre sponding da. it) Pht. ; 9 y? M) fhe . nr tle bit. uPre my Ole im Aate sa midis i4ua! | ovnts $6 351 SNA ANA ry lune ‘a’! if rf 4 4. ruling rate @ me. Offered nt 4%: inet ines ' 2 . oe Mances 3, wm He tere PA. 00 auave . fe? 4 % 7 | Prin romhercta) na-| ; A, ; A btts Fase a eo moored r ; ’ he fmaa. Three : bal 44° «+? »; Chim ige %) ‘ Mite mee ri? Tews af .) ,? “ ae . tei 4 , nr {4° 4 PN Tee ry ? ' tar eilver Piitiom ele hs ot We | \, reer vers le “sort and 3 month tl . ere PEW Ycoten Jiinme 9. Ras sil @X iow? liars mt? & contracts reg- | of nearly $2 a | =e opening and July gs, Money, Silver} ering an advence rtuts ‘ fen rine House ted clesrings for June “04 7 Francs Continues. mn NMG NAD thie wear $3.°92 900,008 ‘ oe Or a fer oA last YeAr. mee? there rv’ rere? af dthb t= for : [em hita ¢,, raividya! i . A ¢ 7 Seer OOO: tte: ¢,, date $3,220,000. ¢ today tn response ¢ in London. where commitments. - CO PP py ol ol tty —" Ng in foreign 3 rr ' t cere 1700 Oa0 twtr}! ta date €° 491 —* * ~ ape aa dian, FA francs rose more 529 @ Uy 3 ”y Ke Severe decline *'s refused to sell c Res on Shanghai MAitions there, but el ~ -~ is Poy so vw a 4 > > St mide. Ty eo ~ Pp») — P) “39 = tie inancial, Trade | And Industrial —- ~~ - _——— —_— Dry Goods Market Review. POCiA; tn the Pee: DPD ena ict, ie | lk June @-—Corton goo@e 7 ed ena .% ¢ nee - 1u Puekiness« 68 ioe - ivty briek ihe Aix6O prin Othe we * UArter fenrt -_ rut fis * “ere 7? at ; ‘hth at mY Pliks were cuiet at unchangeg pric me a —_>. ‘ New York Coffee. SEW YORK June 9 ~ Coffee—Rice NG | a pe Santos No 4 24 ‘tr : _New York Cotton 1 nefs of Day =?) — ~ al + a | c= a -3, é . 21108 % 1OTy 1081, #9 a forse Cer Ps ss “ee. -) he om a i | om ~ BRS PCr Ci one 2s 22> hae 5 PK June { i'ottan Pac Mining °4 @%- futures . : to 45 nointe ner highes ‘i " > The tn « 2.4 | . *** hep Is > 40 -\ Hie - Cines ; ‘ 2: “| ae . . : ‘itm ”) ‘ soe, : Als) tarda n ‘ 48 ee | March, 23°30 S&S i bert mitten Fy lw , oom Lead. Zinc anc Copper Ti meoered wiitl 1° 440.044 — be increased to | a the properties | for Corporation poration have ti, @ 1+ Se. OS = © be wes es ier * ree us tin bat re “DOSER & .) a. to authorize the ae a ! te a ure = | Turpenti dee : Special to the Post-Dispatch j ; XX ; . . ~ - Close. Ch’ge NEW YORK. June 9. 49 7 ‘'f sales, highest. lowest and ¢ bs Stock Exchange today, " Quotations on 4i! United § 1% thirty-seconds Of @ dollar t « . IU” | means $99 and 'wenty-four Total sales today y -.: | $15,635,006 aweek ago. y | M@@rs ago. 2 Sales. SECURITY _._ ig GOVERN MENT 5 .101—3 49] 27-42 101—3 ‘301 — — | 32-47 102. 99 192 } 27° 4 10 ™ o ~ . 1h 8 gy 11 43 101 — reg 27-49 10) 101-9 430) low © : i “he a =i @2u 2'4 4, 33-36 102—29 1092 13 ; 18 1 4th s . 0102 rex 33-3 2 2 234) 9p ts A 4% ” _ Le | _ 47-52 .. 107-—10.107 | ree dt .do* 105 | whee a ree 1-92 2—16 105~~1 56 le 144 USA 4 54 105 lv) me 4 | > Argent 5 ‘48 ‘on & % | 23 do 6 ‘O7 Ser A .; 6%, | €64 do 6 SK Ser R. ees Me 23 do 6 w i KE WA, { _6 deo 7 °*97 107%, 106° 7s ‘S Aus Gov» 7 €3 . 100 14 He wian Tle '45 10). Log \% 100: ! Belgium » 6)... \jeT% 4 68 do '55 KR : 57 Bel 61% 49 re Of 3 3 Hergen 6 “40 ff) 1, 4 Herne kK ‘$5 lof: 2 04 Bolivia 8 47 ty Ply 7 Bordeaux 6 4 “5a “z| 40 Brag 64) °° Om ly ay | 13 Ragota te . oe 6 ‘ | 16 Buenve «4 6% 35 wh wr | 10 Canada Dy °° 103 4 t ats «| 70 do § ‘36 100% 1004 Se # do &” 104°, 104 % | 18 Can 5 31 10% ; 2 Carlebad 8 546 7 e) 50 C Ry Br > 52 Sg 7 4 Chile & 9 1021 | -@ @e € ‘an 108 ly 4 do K ‘46 ~ 1OBL LOB‘, 108) % | 16 do 7 42 101% 101 | & (Chinese Ry 5°51. 471 h Chrimiania ‘45° 111 ey | > ire 6 5 tt” 10) % | 14 do Gs ‘53 etfs 99 4, %1 8 Col O% '97 100 % | 12 Copenhas 51, “44 O85, BS1, % | 14 Cuba 51, 44 100% 100! % | 10 Crechesloy Ra 51 ont ‘| 10 Czechoslov Xs ‘52... gt, 1% || Dan Mun 8A 46 1O9S Tog % | 12 Denmark fs 45. 110% J10 %, 7 Denmark te “42 10314 103 1. 13 Dom _" 5'os 4° HY % 16 Dutch I 6s 47102 : 40 Duteh ET fe ‘62.102% 1004 ” 30D EI 544854 Now 100% 100 ° 45 D EI! 544859 Mr lis 11 EF) Salva xr« 45. 105 * 10 Finland “a “45. at ‘e. French Ta ‘49 Oa, 150 Freneh 7 a 2 Gm ke 54 French Ap 45 Lins 14 Gt CE Pp { 78 44 =) 4 Haiti te “52 ..| O61 + 26 Hungary Tive 44 92 4, 1) Ind Bk Jp te “87 100 ° - @ ; ‘ : . 4 10 Jurgen aA Os 47.) Oya” ! | 18 Lyons 68 “44 aH! 1 Marseilles tix 34. AH | .1 Mex Ss 45 asst 37% § 22 Montevidio Tx §2 is “ 4 | 118 Netheri'ds 63 72 106% 106 % 106 | 16 do Ga 54 . 104 at Nord Ry tj ‘og 50 82 a, -~First ' 18 Norway 88 40 -110% 104, e of thi : 1l do 68 52 | O ‘Ss YOGre) $7 aa Os 44 | 100% 100 of 34 G0 te 44 «| 100 15 Norway 5s ‘35 wi 97 d hay was given OTS ee S158 65 wi at nt Of Agricy}- report which fore- 15 PLD&MRR 7, SR mI 4 e ‘ . "3 ° Vanama 51 e 53 ](22 37 Par L&@MRA 6s 58 -G: Of spring wheat at 12 Paria Aln 7a ‘54. 5 5 os 9 @- Veru Be 44 1OlLig 101 Last year 283 1 Poland fa 40 4 5% Poland ks ‘OO ret KO 4, “4 Port a) ae ¥ 25 Prague 7'28 ‘62. ' 3%, i 95 Rio de J ge 9 a% a) j ; oe? gp! | meee 5 Rotter #s 64 ctfp 1041. 104 % es - 8 Peok, SS sot) Suis eee 1 s lan! ; - 50 re 190 in a re- fi @ne PW 7 45 ctte WIth low and clos. 13 Serbs ces Ke 62) KO Es. {| IN Seine 78 4° . Ol, G4 Soissons Ge 36 KV! ‘ | High.! Low, | Close — * Sweden Gs 39 LOS 1042, 18%, | "5 Sweden 5 ‘se 54 100% 10¢ “7 la Swiss bys es 10217 954, 2 Tokio be 5° 6K 1, 3 Uruguay Se 46 1 Ob & 36 Me | 12 Zurich eh ee 10nk, 1091, by a7 | INDUSTRIAL BONDS ‘ et. | § Ajax K & 36 101% 10] igt. ~ ABS Ge '35_— 100% 100 Bo, “1A A th T4as8 '41 103 Lat 2a a Ch cv Sa 9 100 =. 12 Am Chain 6s ‘33 U8 & is 1 Am Rep db 6s 37 6 ut 3 Am Sm Ist Sa 47. 98 32 3 Am S tet Oe 47 108 ‘4 54 Arn Sug 6e s7 10" 4 1S ATaT cv we. °23'133 Hs | > AT&T elt S@ '48 101 4, 1% {IGS AT&T is sf “60. 9% 10] | "38 ATS a 48 (20 NT 26 A & S4age Oh 104 ™% lim ty 1028 +> AWW E ie “iba Koh vi 35 Anacenda 7. BR. 101% 4K ly SOG pe .......| oru - WON 16 ar & GH 4'5° 39 wpa. Wy | § A & CoD 58 43 94 4 34 * Assoc O tw 45 | 1024, 1p” | 2 Barmeda!) Se 41. 105% O8 | 21 Bel! of Pa Os “45 10724, oS 4BS8 ref 5 42 {44 4, 4 2 Beth s r 5 iy Of R71 65% 1 Beth mt 5 46 03 6 4, ' 486 Beth St He ° 4 2% | 15 Berryé B 6 ks 64 5 | 27 Booth F 6 34 61%, m- | "6 Bester H St tis 42° 74 | £0 Brk Ed 5 44 102 13 1B @ 5 42 cies 1} 4, 4 Bil Ea He B 30104 1%! I Bia 110% | Cent D T'5 43..10Ov, 7 Ch Cop 6 3°” 106 % 1 CG & E 535 divs sf 8° % | 104%, 4 Fisk Ru © Se 41 113% lote of 1 to 4 Der galion for raw . SS ~pis to) . -—i-set oe isto P @ corr ~ z ao C'S ow a ot 2 the Internation- , a ~) gt ae oe . ~* ow ~~ => an Coffee Prices. June 9 —~Coffne re - _— ~a* : My. July, 16.45c. December, 15.08. COUTr@aCcts sflling ana 1 80 rj 60 oo 1 Gen FE deb 28 8. 106 2 Gen. Rafts fs S22. 10) iC led 's& 2 3G & E 5 27 99/1004, 100% 100% } . Commonw P te» 471025 2 | 27 Con Cl Ma 50.°60 4&3 I % 2m | Hi tn G NY 5t6 45 104% Ld ly %; Gc PeL Sie $3 108% 1Og: ‘S% 14 Coneurm P 5 '52.) 99% 3, j 8 Cub C Rug cvt 7 30 73% by SC C $ evt 7s “30/103 y 1 Cub am Sug 8 ‘31 108 13 Cub DS Tiga 44 Ux Ly ®& Cuyveme) Fr Se 40 OO % ctfe be . it 2 Seter | Ges ss 51 954, » | 2 Det Be rig 6 40. 1074, G% | li do & ‘4p 1m 1, 4% * do rig 5 “42 10”: "4, 1 Let Ro Ton #*2'61 931, Ite | 50 Dodge KH 6 6] i rota Os 4 le 4 Donner Br 7 40 “u |; 10 Dupent Des 7 ly & j ” We ie | ll Dy L&P tHe 49 106 7 > | zs €£ “ub Sug Ty 5% | 37 | 33 Emp G @ F crt tf 7% ‘37 i i TR Goodrich B'ye "47105 seed. 11 Goodyear T tg 41120 but 18 Goodyear T Se Sj 10 & tows me bidding | 1 Granbe M 6« ‘oR tf eto. | 1 Gran M Gg ‘28 ot 100°. 100, 100%, $° 758. | | Hersher © As 4121945 104% 104 | oe oR HEU Sige 44 104 & H C R 5s ‘3° lait | 17 M1 Bell T be “56 101s 101% 3014, | lL ind mr ‘ BS ions, 1038 we 10." e 4 Int Paper Ss 47 fz" of > Int MM te ‘4} 7 ye. when; ; [CPF l Se 52301 mid grades g ~ a 4 elt he 5° 103 -° Keisy € T fig S110) cman 2 16 Beystone 7 Se 28 KA ~ int Pap 63s ‘55. 87% 87% Bs nn 0d Pn mina tony al. Peete I crt ty ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | Seemann — __NEW YORK : Breca! to the Post-Dispe ted. NEW TORK, June 9—Ko d previous clos PEA Vee Me. + en 7/7 ‘7 AF 9 cath oe INDS | lowing is a list of sales. highest, low- OR Prices of sec Bales of Blocks in Standard ij ‘ll be found a list est. closing an New York Cu ‘lots (00 Omitt in full while bond sales Re Aen Bie ee ie eae being in 100-share Siles of which are » * “ - . va. “A ‘i » A Pe 4d > os “ a —_ r t ; — te a PEE maernemnan tinier mae tine ee ee tutes Liberty b« 4a sale Printed 9 9- against $19 4> | Ca lea—Security High.) Low. | Close. .000 yesterday. L DOM EeSTIC BON Ds. and 9.882 000 twee - mn 35. 107 "» 107 Am Uae 6 UR', Fron, Jan. 1 to date ga 1.3 les were $1.709 C00 ‘@ar ago and $1.408 726 00 4fainet $1,500 62- . [wo V@ara ago Sales. SECURITY ee INDUSTRIAL etree Anaconda f 103 x, 107, 202°, Loe: 7 35. 108% 103 % 108% 4 - 192-1 10 ~$0 102—)] | -17 101—17 19) ——— a io, ore — 2S OO me me tee es ~ . — *- —_— «-. ~> _ _ - * e — a | oF EST SP en ~ is" Orb to. 5 is te > +3 Minisicnh bee oie = => * eon » NSPM 640118 ~ : w Pr Sis ee os ~ eh, —_. 0 Safe tr vee: oe: — be RS me SD se ee ctriemetncnenemeatees le oie NP one i> mee mS meme Ss oe » * ns * ~ = a eT = oe) *-« Fam ee RECOM Ss: SW la ect. als tg COA DN ely, ates ee . e Wiktiied> oa. bee “ pred I Sy “ & Oe ee en — ls — a. “Poe x bo, He PERL CE. sa Sihaa “PsP adee ys ae ee Sar City Graz 8 fn RKF ~) =o S aes 7 ‘w= “re Dero se - — oo ~ w (Queens! 7% ae 112% 142 Bt) oe MT... eee aa, and «| 10 sire Stl 76 55 |! 88% sR! Td y io Gr de S&S & 4A RL bushels. |; Rio de Jke 4h 4: a > ee (1122 Petard gc — — a> jy ad sete SOM i “ao — - _ 1% Un King 5256 2 117%, 3171 —s De os one. - Pe., eaten = Sah ; nth PE b iad Rodin Get OEE po aad an en . . : . . . . VoD _ - P 22 NYNH & H deb 6 4s a we ue ee > ile ~ - Remo eo emwrs~ mn CELE. CM&StP 6 4% 39 — ~~), -CO~ Os: 7 % _ 179% 128% 1°R4, — ~»¥ = 7 NP 6 &r BR O94¢ & Nor P 4%, 9047 —~ a | EP oe 43 “SPE = CM&SPCEMR 5824 - = oeSae, ae 33.22 Spee _ —_—— CRI €@ P 4s 6 4 ~) = SSLae2R, a- Seas 7 * ~ x 44% P&E ist 4 40 Ma 6 Philippine Ry a de, Pe Bees s a ? “4 RILIMGS @ 5 m1 «1 17 MULIMa@ ¢ ¢ va 1° StLIM&és Rea «¢ Om 100% 1HOK Pn% ae eae 10 ®t! .sF prin 4a sn | 33 Se a--~2 OW — - SE ea ere ev BM 47100 Jone. bs] a” 4 - ft) ya Car & N Se YO 107 S223... rere tex... * * — (= Vt. = ~~ FREPES _ 8° Wab Ste 75 LORS 108 7 Wah TAC 4 4 teas ron 3,2 x a eS ee 09 ws cee ~ “Iz #>~0e: 2=38 ae eS 2 Free ee 104% 1044, IBARS3EB: -- be a al rs 7 we ge i Desist Sata ee ee ~! aw Pd ~~» A WTF vaf 41. 2 e SRSSSzZ z a a) —- * a Ff FSR TP 3 Z2F FPS Ss SECURITIES DI, COMPANY BANK B -LOvVIsSo m INVESTMENT “o 2Ri x ~) aw = -_——~ame-~- -~ al OFS? STREP PL 7 2 re z ee a 3 deers er: “pmo ns he “ICrxres to > -_ 's Fae 3 B-s r _ Re _s ~ ft. LDING . wo BS St me me de me Smee tp ies es BOATMEN’ eT eee a1 on te 200% gg V ge 42 2003, 92%; an
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sian att i al le ae a ate, 2S . EE Sega ee td > a IO eek os ee ost SS DAILY SECOND COMIC PAGE _ PAGE 2 a rar pa ) THE THIMBLE THEATER FRITZI RITZ —By ERNIE BUSHMILLER cuit EEO winG_"Fapdieh Comme —- * - - | fewiec . — -—— ) | Tat a OH MR BLOBGSI-WE ia SSE =~ THE FARMER JUST MY LION 1S SICK ; OH “HEAVY ens /. THIS E SSS | AY . | | Serene 4 CANT STAY AT. THIS oe : — =} TOLD ME - THERE | Bur ve WRED a IS TERRIBLE - =|—-F IN ALI [== \FARMH SUSE, ANOTHER Fe MATTER | [= \ ISNT A MIRROR CiRCUS FAT LADY- WHATLL 1! Dok, =| 5 | a ee IN THE PLACE? } hii se ee et ee eee eee / we pti S: ee es ee i eR QS a 8 ar ys -_=- - 7 ; RIGHT THIS WAY )| [TEN CENTS TO Ge JOE’S CAR | TO SEE THE FAT TENT AND SEE THE —_—— | LADY= "THE FAT / | |LADY- A DIME TO ath EaiT AS NEAR'S I KIN MAKE Our \ | : ADY- ff Look surwver' 7 | . i }¢ wrar's SECOM | ( GET sins FELLER AINT NEVER \ USED “TO SELL US CANDY ) | : , f MMOUNTED T* Mu@H — NEVER HAD REMEMBERS Two KIDS | | AL. THEY WENT TO th yeEaL OC SENSE I RECKON — ~ ete a re aes “a yyy . 4 2M : o 4 ving! 9 “Gypsy Holiow.” where revel on the George S. The tig cauldrons abc goulash and spaghetti. and the artists in their fects in clothes. ———S Ella Cinders—What a Knight!—By Bill Conselman and Charlie e Plumb JOHN H. PORTER IS NAMED GANGSTER SOUGHT FOR TRIAL ee se bee hn | WT) eecon Teed ecrevsion ON PUBLIC SERVICE BODY IN BANK ROBBERY CASE > : = . Parmck ~anlan. (me of Seven De- her borrowed clothes ; \ BUY YOU APPEAR TO BE Ss. Louisan. a Democrat, Chosen fendant Meund City Trust ™ a - = Su awe — i ciiaeiabainan —_ : 2 e j s Tm ‘und I~ } - ; ~ iSsTRES I&® XY CAN ro Succeed EFulwin J. Bean : AEIRG AN ExDETSIVE 7 DISTRESS i CA f , Lo Sux : Molden. Seid to Be If BE OF SNY ASS'STANCE FRE of De soto | ? . SHALL met MADD “~~ ~S ter, WarTarts NEEK = . 7 _ . ” = > . — ’ 7 . bs : Mert . - -_ rt r any axl a a Pty — . on7 “. » a8 8 > ees peng a Cling It is deodorized. Aad tt prevents danger of rE ES a ~ LAWYER DEPARTS FOR LONDON a TO SUE LLOYDS FOR $125,000 * Silk Prints : . © eek pet - 1 ™. Frumbere © Bring Action . neons. anv day. ev . es ve . ad x | # , IONS. any ca’ yr. J ass hav copeed es tor Yeu y ork Fir Holding In- : — emma as — £. gnhan 4 : tors urge i —— en — ee a a gge ve ‘ ; ae i, se - : : c 31 Peides — ies ... wil make a gest | See if oo t absorbs 16 times it ence in your Hie . Corner . ° eee , erima. oy , , | ring a $12: it 1 insuranc | weignt im morstur > & with oid ways 34 folly. | LJ) SF oy ew Ee i ee the ordinar -~ ws hee ee i - 9 MEN WITH ALIBIS GET 2 r= “mone im noe aren ene SUIT TD COLLECT “LOBSYING i ait. * : an , —— ' - ype . = - vuthful - . YEARS FOR OPERATING STILL “2: sence>: BILL AGAINST ‘LIV’ MORSE ? , ae Dent # mc style featu - . K O Ee xX Fr h Man Did “as Take Stand LEGION POSTS ASKED T RAISE Exeeisior Springx Bus (perator sta’ : auabates ine ‘enure . or and Is Gentemesd te Siz says Politician \cepted $444! Federal Judge ' ° - lowered reorgettes, d . estate ats se Months im Jail. FOURTH OF CITY'S QUOTA : — ASC Set for Tral June 18 inde iou » dectisi . Y cet Orints Ml foular cis predomi- *e . Easr to bur. say where. _ ee we indieted for epera: : (I RER = , it | “ cha* . " s* s os apart : reasonabi. priced. 15 rin 4 i tte | Pom Pon ask fer them oF Samm gE 4 Stil. were semtemced to twe Pormer Mayer Kieci Sars Balance eo ) , ' , , — a re le Be ots 3 etd ead years im the nitentiary and fine of $125.0900 Should Be Given . ts — , . $500 each by Federal Judes Faris by Public teday. while a fourth mak. indict- St. Leuis posts of the American ed With them. who @td not take the Legion have been Stand to @ffer an alibi. was given & sentence of Bane Doth testis } re preperty cared for s —— ts 1 oO stepped into the shed ‘Wo min- Dbeem gf¥ing their time and m “eg , —_ seosthy Engen Opened utes Defame the . to thie work, and are «still cs "i a ton Besar e Bey Ba proven nt mpm arrived, tT. ; *. rain. on the work the best ther ; a ma ws ate aves SAN FRANCISC Mnarr did mot take th aac in Ris the limited finances availabie ” me | ae " er yy : # . maggie se Slingsen defense. Former Gov Ganiner Sate - | Judge Farts characterized harman of the campaign. a 4) 8.873, n- testimony of the thre@e whe tock noun: es that a nu mber f -ittes al. * Rone neeies | cfs o Ale tah eet) bees : bl yaa P See ce = Bie SO se ee eee ee Ce eee eee 7 ~~ rere oh Sere being raised .. *Trson ' Tih ocak a dae LAE ee et ak A eee re ara * as oe Ooh? Oe eS Rist . a
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sR ce a ae TUESDAY, JUNE 9%, 1996. —— — ¥) Fiction and ; Women’s Feat N ~ Popular Comics —— —— , ee u r es ‘ . “Sy x SS ~r SS eS De “ss LE THEATER | cs \ \ § , \ Xa” \ s\ S\ AND rN WK WY Y SN News Photographs o Much Competition.” P S SY ms MA “Wo \. , \ WS SA oO -— petit — _ 3 NXggws as, w@ NX yyy" NS 4 \. . iN RK \ ss SN SS x r seu ¢ \ : N \ ‘ SY WAQVgQgQ . gz ¢-— LL SEE IF = ; PUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1935. , 1 CAN DRAG a \ ‘ ars ' ¢ ce Ew DIMES out | ~ © 7 - | OF THESE Hicks. / HE gus Z4 * Re ST. LOUIS SH ati ag | “ly : y My. 4 ) WW as —— Se ee . = sy Fe , : , teh , ‘ V/g 4 PAS Te i tf 4 x Ligh ey ae : SLi lta 7 : * ; s WA .* AN Sow “SSS + ge @ Si t4, pr Ss WS \ ~ WA“ WH NS 7 , “ . “A “ Poa. . 7 7 a "se ’ ° "*. Ps. ) a . Pi A A. bg 7¢ eS Me me tty Set,” _ a” ? ~~ > Rn oe s- . 5 age 4 x CS aa ee o> iii ; s ms = pe y ee ‘ s . ie “ . >) “Pp aaa ove . -*s us “ . “o.- 4 PO Me , Sy a : oe - er, oe ) , ea : sy eS DAD si SRS * » 4. ‘ “aw x Dae ks 9 % » (OA. 4 y a he A 4 4 Oop thee oe . Ce he ; ” 2 ‘ a tated ow “oO Pe ae ae 4 on eae s Mess . $ SR S- 9 "4 x 4 om: . > ¢ ¢ . ON AIELLO ae Ae 4 re) : a ; BED Ga Ao Vs. fa, (2p ee oe tk Gn ee y X ‘ A” ‘ Oe . “7 ee A 4% i) ae — Pats ‘a's (A EE ” y y - ? Pe “ > . MO? : ? C4 4 aa * ‘ rate > en Se * ' "’ : “ *» . “1? lhe i SS ASPASAAAAALAABSVAABSASSA SESE SE SS ES > ~ RO Oe Dh oe \“ SO ann - a me ” ~ ae & % oS ~~ ee eee eee Se EES SSRBASVADVSVABAS - (hE nage ile. alibi is aU a Na i tylenol ei ve en ti ee ars ote “ens ? ee 4 VOADLAPLIAIVULTIFSI ILIV A > ” FIIIII 77 a 7 y> J ; L yp 7 5 hhh r PPPII ITI) vRIVIT , 7 ; , yrrvr bs . 4 v9 rr VW M Y, tf “Yin, “ise Y Cemowsassidi00; hddallnnuttittitdy Wee damage sth SME O : a MS rane aaput “Gypsy Hollow,” where the Artists’ Guild held its annual ' GOIN" IN revel on the George S. Johns estate Saturday evening. _ ortenastitagher | The big cauldrons above the fires at the right steam with 7 goulash and spaghetti. All the guests were in costume and the artists in their rivalry achieved some stunning effects in clothes. SSSA AS AS a MNNNNVON SS Otficers of Moolah Temple arrive in California for the na- tional convention of Shriners. Left to right’ Henry F Nied- ringhaus, E. A. Steininger, Dr. Rush O. Lees of Utica, N Y:; George T. Mathews and George H. Fox. Uy, fH, Z ex PIIITOTIIIIIP pars Z ’ , OMIM IY EEE y La Z Y WOAAARAARAAAAASS NAAAAAANY \ -~-By a@ Post-Dispatch Staff Photographer a , * Yip THE ENGLISH DERBY AT EPSOM : enrwrrrnrenaalddalld (v t 4am WY iff tZhht AMEE “4, 2 % re emp, VILLIILLAYYY ILI LLULIULLMNppyyf Yip 110iaadarsstantlf gee : Set " 7 e pamerncereren.. de OO YY pL hteteeestt ili Pg * (/ ’ is jv”? pow «tl b> Uy a % | tae "te, nyt. “4 i 4 ee uu (AM -> . 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The big cauldrons above the fires at the right steam with goulash and spaghetti. All the guests were in costume and the artists in their rivalry achieved some stunning effects in clothes. Otficers of Moolah Temple arrive in California for the na- tional convention of Shriners. Left to right’ Henry F Nied- ringhaus, E. A. Steininger, Dr. Rush O. Lees of Utica, N Y: George T. Mathews and George H. Fox. folly f Y SMOO NS s MN SAABA RSE _— alleged damage f The case is impo rillion dollars; are included RQ PRLS SD SALALAA SARAH SAL PAGARAR TR VEL RUR TORTURES US TRU IRSRREKe, “ —ceee =" PCRS See RAS oo a ee SSSSsS8Sss 0009009 , SEMENT SSA SASS AS “+ =" rae & & & ~ ; » : = — SSSA SASS SS SARA “ 'e ‘ . ss entifically solves woman’s problem, will end it R ° Ses “0 3 : : 4 ? Se SR CO SSE ty oe PEPPTAPEPEDPDTSE vrrrr” YW i, “s FeV T+, Yi ft fone Mb LLL \ SSS WOK SSA WS \ Yi XS N - It is as easily disposed of a8 ' a piece of tissue—eending the old embarrassment of disposal. 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And then she'd sweep and dust and tron and darn After which it Was time to get supper. “How's my little housekeeper?” Father’d ask when he came home. And she'd say, “All right.’’ shyly. For you can't be so very chummy with some one you don’t see often. And he'd look at her sharply and see that she looked well. So he’d decide to put off “making some arrangements about things” until another day. dren, But the house took on a strange | look as the weeks went along. It began to seem soart cheerless. He was puzzied. he was worried. He couldn't find the wicker rocker that always had‘ stood by the table in the living room. Cu- rious where tended to ask Caroline, but she always seemed to be busy when he | was around. Something happened to the din- ing room. That familiar room suddenty became as unfamiliar as if he'd never seen it before. He puzzied for ever so long. Then he saw the blank space over the man- tle where the big deer’s head had hung. So it went on, with Caroline growing shyer and busier all the time, and father more bewildered. And one day he missed his bed- room slippers. Then he did what he should have done long before. He called his daughter in for a conference. Had she taken things out of the house? Yes, she had. But why? What had she done with them? Oh, she’d just sold them! She told her story. She had sold the wicker rocker for a nickel. A neighbor bought it after she had explained that they were moving away and wanted to dispose of things in a hurry. The deer’s head brought 30 cents from a pleased purchaser. Some pieces of cut giass eold for more than that, and there was the clock and some books and the electric radiator and the rugs and the clothes from her bed. She had just about cleaned out the house, tn fact. She wanted money for lollypops and to go to the movies. She was sorta lone- some. Oh, did father really feel badly? She was dreadfully sorry Indeed, she cried bitterly for ome ing caused him trouble. Most of the things Caroline sold were returned to father, with the belp of the police. And everybody went around saying,. “What a ter- rible child!” But she isn’t a terrible chit. She ts just a little victim of cir- curmstances, as are all chfiid drud ges. If you’d lfke to help the poor iittiIe, hapless clan. why not “adopt” the little drudge who lives nearest you-—next door or in the pext block—-and cheer up him or her with the price of a movie or a smile and some pleasant words once in a while”? Care of the Duster. O KEEP the house clean good cleaning tmplements are nec- essary. ‘The duster is one of these. No good housekeeper will pick up any old cloth to dust with. She will have suitable dusters for various purposes and have a place for them. A duster should be soft and it should shed netther lint nor raw elings. For highly polished sur- faces there is nothing better than a duster of silk. Discarded petti- coats, undies and stockings are excellent for this purpose. A square of hemmed cheese cloth makes a satisfactory all-around duster. For very soiled and greasy surfaces use newspaper or cotton waste and save the duster. When a damp cloth is required pass the duster through steam-— this will moisten it just enough. Or sprinkle it with warm water, roll it and let it stand a short time. Dust cloths should be washed frequentiy. If allowed to become too solled they are apt to seratch highly polished surfaces. In case of dustless cloths the oil may be restored by pouring a little kerosene or light lubricating oil on one corner, then rolling the cloth and letting it stand until the oll has spread evenly. If preferred, the oll may be added to the rins- ing water—-allow one _ tablespoon herosene or one-half tablespoonful | of light lubricating oil to one quart of water. Rhubarb and Pineapple - Shortcake. Wash and cut up three cupfuls ef rhubarb and cover it ing water and let stand utes, then drain. Place ‘" a Steamer and steam until ten- der. Then place in a bow! with two cupfuls of diced fresh pine- apple and add two cupfuls of sugar. Stir frequently. Make of bisceull dough. When baked, ep'it and butter it generously. then lay it up in the usual way with the prepared fruit. Serve as soon as the shortcake is ready. 19 min- of bare and , Then | it could be. He in- | | and Warren de la Rue and EF with boll- | the fruit | a shortcake England Displays All-British Fashions Pea ae English girls, of course, dress Exposition. te =~ ~~ 4 eee oe ; & > bo CHAPTER IV HERE is about this Galway a strange benign glamour. Moss grows upon the ancient quays, and there is a soft hush in the air, and the sea does glamourous magic. “The City of the Tribes” it is called, though why men can only surmise. Gray with the soft grayness of old people who have achieved _ rest, sunny with a sun that is \like golden wine in nerve and biood, and sometimes a vast purple shadow comes over it and it is like a city one might see in a dream, so peaceful. so dreaming, 80 pleasantly old. It was from the town of Galway that Blessed Brendan sailed westward ona summer ere, and it was from Galway that Columbzts’ navigator came, so =I _ i “*have heard it claimed and no man gainsay it. And ft is from the cliffs of Galway that one sees Hy Brasil. the island that is bean- tifnl as its mame, great argument as to whether Hy Brasil is a seeming of old Atlantis thrown by sun magic from the ocean bed to the screen of the high white clouds, or wheth- er it is im reality Tir nan Og, the Gaelic heaven. Myself, I do not know. But I would have nobody think that Galway was always a pearte- ful city. for there is no credit to that. Manyr’s the gallant fight sne has seen against the raiding Moors ahs od a Re i See tty es Th ogg ee ton ate eee BP a oe ee , of Barbary, great burly men, who ae oe Boe Etce te - Rees A RS Hs ae a ONE eee oe atk a 53 es Ne leaped ashore waving their wea- . , pons and declaring there is no God but God ers, but ther got their beilyfu! on Galway quar. x > > mee 2 Br OE Fe ore ? ary a B aiseh *“ Underwood Photos ed from head to foot in everything-made-in-England at the fashion display Re tie po opened Wembley — THE RHYMING OPTIMIST By ALINE MICHAELIS i Cosnparitsona. LIGHT upon a lonely A shore, a rose in barren ways, a harbor where for- evermore no tempest ever strays: an hour of peace amid the rush and roar of restiess day, a silver song upon the hush, to soar and sink away; all these, my Love, are you; fitly name this spark that fires me through and through to sudden xo!}- den flame?” in eager words this thrill of swift desire, like breathless homing birds whose wings can never tire” How faintly still the picture shows the thing I wou'd portray, how dully on the canvas glows the splendid light of day! Hence I can only call you s0; a light upon life's shore; but, Love, all earth and heaven must know that you are more, far more! The ‘First Envelope. HE first envelope of which T tne fs any knowledge in- | closed a letter sent 229 years ago, May 16, 1696, by Sir Wiliam Turnbull! to Sir James Ogilvie. The epistle dealt with English affairs of state, and with its covering, is carefully preserved in the British Museum. At that period, and long after- | ward, it was the general custom | to fold letters and seal them with | wafers of wax. As a matter of fact, it t still fashionable to use seal- ing wax on the flaps of envelopes. Many people now living can re- member the time when envelopes were a novelty. and when the old method of sealing was sti!l In use. A reference to a “letter with an. envelope” is found itn a poem writ-. ten by Dean Swift in 17246. Early in the last century envelopes be- gan to come into more general! use, stamped adhasive erie td achieved wide popularity in Eng- land shortly after the establishment of the penny post in 1849, and br 1859 were largely used on this side of the Atlantic. The firet machine for the mann- facture of envelopes was patented in 1844, by George Wilson. an Englishman, and improvements were made the following year by Hull, God is the author, men are onlty the players These grand plecesg which are played tpon earth have been composed in heaven Ralzac and mors, | yet who could | for anybody but the six helpless | And who could paint /little babies which made up the! if didn’t take flight of ‘ily of his, for Like all fathers, Pe ter was a little proud down in his | 'cousin, Jumper the Hare. “While I was over here last time a! since the world began had there. 'my home in the dear old Briar/their latest family. a@ little and looked mildly interest- 'on the same day while I Peter?” replied Jamper. |ter?” replied Jumper. and really she onght to know.” re-jand I suppose that amounts to plied Peter. Atlantic air When one is | erushed and heartbroken, it good to travel to Galway Town. Right between you and far o- Children’s Bedtime Story -o- By Thornton W. Burgess deep water, where roams the sa)- the same thing. I don’t see much ‘of them, but I suppose I will lat- Jumper Doesn’*t Seem Impres sed | the King. There is only the green seats . er. A thing to gou important mey To me be gpwite the other way. _ to Alpin Nua, New Scotland, or | Nova Scotia as some pedant mamed f on the maps, or if you “And I suppose Mrs. Jumper thinks her babies the most bean- tiful babies in all the Great | World,” said Peter slyly. “I suppose so,” replied Jumper. | cyening the sun lingers over this “If she doesn't there's something last of old Europe, and there is wrong with her. When did you | q twilight longer than any |Say your babies were born?” light in the world, blue overhead “When I was over here in the | ang reddish golden on the horizon. Green Forest two days ago.” so thaf rou wonder if you have “Oh,” said Jumper, “that is the | not died te some gentle atierneun Gay my four babies were born. It sleep and are wandering now on (seems we have the same birthday | the edge of the promised peacefnl ‘in both families They are sar- country, where the boughs of the |Prisingly lively little scamps for | the trees are golden and. silver. i | their ase. I don’t suppose you | gold blossoms on silver branches, ° 3 | would care to see them, Cousin Wy, Y/, | Peter?” | bitter omes, and there fs honey A! fo) |. “Indeed I woald,” replied | and ale for all. Mrs. Jamper tald me fhe Peter. “I would like to ieee how The door of the wine-shop had same thing about our babies.” | they compare with mine.” opened and Raftery was coming replied Jamper | “Oh, of course, they don’t real | up the short steps to the street in \ly compare with yours, becagse | the dusk. The throaty murmur of yours are the most beautifnl 9 | a little somg came to him, and all the Great World,” replied | the thrumming of a gnitar, the Jumper. “Bot if you want to see | soft. nostalgic thrumming of some them come along with me.” deep-toned guitar. A little height above the street was the balcony of the principal gvrest- | room of the inn, a room of high | windows of the Latin kind, that opened on to a balcony as doors | open. | “Is that you who ar playing, | woman of Spam?” Peter Rabbit. long to find out that little Mrs | Peter had no thought or time | newest Peter Rabbit family. In | fact, Peter wasn't wanted around. | At least that is the way it strnck | him. So at the very first chance back he went to the Green Forest. 'He wanted t find his consin | Jumper the Hare. He wanted to. ‘tell Jamper abont this new fam- heart. So he scampered lipperty-lip- | «71» perty-lip through the Green For-/! est until at last he found his big | “Helio, cousin cried Peter.!Unecle Billy Possum that Jamper,” never wonderful thing happened over at been such beautiful children as Now what. Patch.” /have you got to say about it?” Jumper pricked up hislong ears| Peter had to grin. He simply ‘couldn't help it “I guess all ed. “I want to know,” said he. mothers gre alike,” said Peter. “I “Yes,” replied Peter. “There |never yet saw a mother who would tomato catsup to color it a delicate were six birthdays at my home all admit that her baby wasn’t the Pink. Add two minced sharp gher- was |most benatiful baby in (@ll thejoren n° Swen Pickied | minced away.” ‘Great World. But really, cousin 5 ty anes nm . Ah “Well, that isn't a particularly |Jamper, these babies of mine are saltspoonful of celery salt, the same new experience with you, is it! quite wonderful. I wish you conid /of red pepper, a half minced pepper see them. I really do I think and a teaspoonful of sugar. M{tx “No-o,” replied Peter slowly. ‘you would say that, as babies so.) co on Ta amet fe “Bat these are the nandcooment | ‘these are very unusual. Did I un- pn A lee ‘babies that ever were born.’ ‘derstand rou to say that you hare | “Do you honestly think so, Pe-|a family?” (Copyright. 19e°75 ) RUSSIAN DRESSING. To one cupful of heavy maron- maise add enough g£00d Mmarored Raftery.~ “It is not a merry song, an of Spain.” wom- “Yes.” replied Jumper. “Any- Well, Mrs. Peter says they are,| way, Mrs. Jamper has a familys, Take advantage of this wonderful (4pportunity we are now offering. MANICURE FREE WITH For Just “Huh! Mrs. Jumper told methe same thing about our babies.” re-| plied Jumper. “And the other, day I overheard Mrs. Gronse te!ll- Ing Mr. Grouse the same thing | about their babies. TI even over- ‘heard old Mrs. Possum telling | TOM-BOY Fancy Sweet Sifted Pras Sweet—Tender—Delicious flavor KREKELER GRO. CO. 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Olive 304 Formerty prefessional dept of Louis Academy eof Reants Caltare WON CE ETE, eee MODERN, Real Recreation Reaers ations Advance. &t town of | | and tomorrow—who knows shrewd | and there is | ' from the town of Cadiz. heart mored within me, and I took up this instrument and sang Great sincere fight- | | and here is a gentle twilight, The proud ghost of | their gallantry remains in the soft | | their bright shawls, and the men singing songs to the women at the | | America there iz nothmg but salt | T | mon and the porpoise and Herring | | Atlantic meadows until you come | has | go southward until you come to | the dainty coralline Bermudas At | _ thinking, but as for singing songs” | ——he smiled——“am I not here?” came | eager and swift, “tonight in the | dusk you look young. This morn- twi- | and the fights are afl merry m- DONN BYRNE- “It is a song of some of the women of Cadiz, Raftery. A song of the women who are merry be- cause they are paid to be merry, and love, because it is their trade to love, and this is what it says, in the Irish tongue. ‘Hash, heart, The day ts gone by at last, ?—-you may be happy. for God remembers —remembers even us.” ” “That is a sad song to be sing- ing, girl called Hilaria.” hush. _ He reached out and rested his | hand on the iron uprights of the | His brown fingers were | within a few inches of her velvet- | balcony. covered foot “It is the first song come to my ios, Raftery. So soft has Summer day been and so gentle is the twilight, and here the sea goes | | O Raftery, westward as it gves westward asong, Raftery. It is a sad song,” she insisted. ‘but it does not mean that [I am sad.” “Are you lonely for Cadiz, wom- genof Spain?” “IT am not, Raftery. For here is the soft and yet harsh land that Spain is, and here is a romance, and the gigantic Atlantic sea. And al I mriss are the girls of Cadiz, and close of the day. “The women of Ireland are not gay, Huaria. When comes they are on their knees praying for forgtveness of their sins, though what sins these are God only knows. But so they are tanght, Hilaria, that the eve nings are not for laughter and love-making and soft human things, but to pray in. It ts an evil doctrine and a sin itself. I'm “O Raftery.” her voice ing you seemed bitter; and old for you seem young.” “It ts usual for me to be bit- | ter and old,” he said. “for if I _ had my eyes I would be carving | out my fortune in the foreign wars, and not be a wandering poet of Connaught. It ts a hard thing, Hilaria, to have the heart of «4 fighting man and bitnd eyes. But sometimes I am happy, as tonight. Shall I make a song for you, and the | that my | for the sake of this that you will not be much the men si windows of Cadiz?” “But you do not k ery; how could you for me? You haves me, not that I am sg seeing,” she said. “Below in the told her, your beanty. They talk of fighting and ¢ ‘ eport to the talking of; liness and grace.” “O Raftery. no'” catch in her breath they say?” she asked “They're saying it’s ¢ softly. ‘that your smallest yet seen ‘: And a man from the «= rour mouth is the, a queen. The boatmen of the your shape is swan's on the They retail me all thie § so)0=3—rd much dlind.” “But. Raftery, I am a tiful. I am only young t ‘le pretty. And if my tt is because I ama they are what fs not true.” “I know ft myself, When you came to thea morning there blew tem | such’ a current ef youth, that I shook fre foot. Listen, Hilaria: \ “By Corrid’s long lake th Se trembled my soul when I art. . 4 if And you creased the you thought the men sing to on swift feet RB giris of Cadiz, and it was a past harm. au “O Raftery, your ae | ing that You are ay evening | song. These feelings have come to you, | Raftery, it is a shame : “O woman of Spain,” “the pain you my heart To tel you its tenth the strength of There is on me a grief and no map is | But pfties my plight of your fair Lats “You are only siging Rafterr. I know you | doing it to make me feel l | ty. You are singing @? | your years, Raftery, but tonight | Cadi.” tne the men singing to | “And tf I werent, ¥ | Spain, or T were singing | heart” wn ean your heart” her “Ah. but you aren't, are paying me they are great i can see the pride on woman's face if mes “Yea.” came the answer, “yes, _M° CALL PRI PATTE ————— . ,P-e3°3% “ea XMS: oO" r ah. © > are AL Bee Puce = - McCall Printed Patterz: 4135, 4139 Renee and Chanel — RREENE designed the petal-skirted Nee Chanel created the dress with pleated p These are only two of many new Paris able now in McCall Primted Patterns. They and 4129, on sale in our pattern section. STIX, BAER& GRAND-LEADER f » very and “there is no on How, —— SS = AGE — BDAY. JUNE 9, 1925, i at a SAYINGS OF MI by HELEN DON'T BLAME ERILY. my dacghter, brighter t . YODEST MAN tn a world of Tea. hh. ic sweeter than a fre poral of marriage: ror, alas, HUW shall any man fr ceit. since ili the days of hig life. & Rehold. in the beginning, his nu sors and “Onh-isn t-he-cunnings!” Hie mother vampeth him with p and prophecies. She saith, * His siste vampeth him with ado concerning his feats and his wisd His crandmother vampeth him e-made pies and surreptitious f Damseis vamp him with smiles per’umed notes, and kisses——wit-: ‘eare and rolled stockings And matrons vamp him witb din dancing parties, and match-makir And. bebold. when he weddeth, sing. his WIFE beginneth at the sagain' With food and with fatt = with cooking and with catering! Touc hes' then, shall re blame any m ney and paffed up with conceit? Wherefore shall ve blame him. 1 bheholdeth his reflection, he is as ? Why shall ye ecorn him. if he 2B san tarmmer at 30. a Lothario at 40, For. alas. nine taflors may not and-nine women can RUIN hft And a Modest Man Isa Miracle o Yea. in a world like this, a little I SE LAE Copyright. Raftery once made a poem | er t my beauty,” and how that ¢ ad set her above the people of | day.” P we were below,” he sang, “In && Mayo. where the tall rowan | stands; I She County Kildare, or in Clare | a2 of the wide golden sands, hours would pass by as fly the} swift: swallows of spring. you listened wtih pride by) my side to the poems [j|, would sing.” There is your hand. Raftery,” asked. “I cannot see, now it, Ah, I have ®t,” she leaned | in the baicony. “I must stay) here no longer, Raftery, and) 1 I know I have no words to you. You sang a song to me thing in your mind for all itt gay. but your song, Raftery, it | , n deep in my heart.” song was a poor thing, Ban cf Spain,” Raftery an- dd. “but a light thing ft was And the hand you gave me, never forget, for though I see. I can feel. I can feel fingers softly on my ”" He kissed it and raised » to her. he summer rain ts coming”; two warm drops on hisig “You must go within, wom-| pe Spain." ; tp laughed a little. “Yes, the is coming,” she said, “ and I so in. Good night, and| you, Patrick Raftery.” boc night, woman of Spain.” rick Raftery, go with God!” went down the steps to the RBhop. when she had closed Windows. The burly innkeep-
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——s-—~ ~ : ' 4 f st 4 a bs ; a. ie Bi es — oa ‘. ps % \ i ome, sh Neat - 4 “* ay - ™ a Ot ied > he | (3 ZS” , a San ittnastl MAY, JUNE 9. 1925. UBL - : Oe ~ Oe tied lag LOUIS POST-DISPA ae ae ~ ~ a . - - —— —— ~ HELEN SAYINGS OF MRS. SOLOMON | ot ~— tt i a a i i LO IO GG j ftery ® yrne om © ge ieppccal of Marriage: for the sake of this city, that you will not be mice. much the men singing windows of Cadiz?’ “But you do not knowny ery; how could you make for me? You have neve me, not that I am so mug¢p seeing,’ she said. “Below in the wine-ghe told her, “there is no tai, your beauty. They have talk of fighting and the eport to the talking of yog liness and grace.” “O Raftery. no!’’ catch in her breath. they say?’ she asked fe “They're saying it’s true,” } softiy. “hat your shoes” smallest vet seen. And a man from the gor rour’‘mouth is the a queen. The boatmen of the cape vour shape is Iike c' *wan'’s on the wind | They retail me atl this, leg so much wonder, . blind.” “But. Raftery. I am not tiful. I am only young ang ‘le pretty. And if my shoe ig tt is because I am a small ¥ | O Raftery, they are tellin what ts not true.” “I know it myself, # When yon came to the quz morning there blew towa such a current of beancty, youth, that I shook from } meceit, since His mother vampeth and prophecies. His crandmother vampett Damse.s wy and pagain! TheremeTouc hes’ . sa . acy and poaffed alas. nine e For. st my beauty,” and how that dav.” Mayo. where the tall rowan stands; he County Kildare, or of the wide golden sands, swift swallows of spring, the poems my side to perfumed notes, and kisses—wiih nets and lures and ‘ears and rolled stockings! And matrons vamp him with dinner invitations, and free lunches, dancing parties, and match-making schemes’ And, behold, when he weddeth, and believeth himseif safe from sing. his WIFE beginneth at the beginning, and vampeth him all With food and with flatteries. with comfortables and cod s with cooking and with catering! 4 set her above the people of | we were below,” he sang, “In in Clare | ‘hours would pass by as fly the | you listened wtih pride by | DON’T BLAME TILE MEN! SERILY. My daughter, brighter than a new engagement ring, s 3 MODEST MAN ina world of vanity. eweeter than a fresh compliment and rarer than a For, alas, HOW shall any man refrain from vanity and stifle his ili the days of his Hfe. he is vamped by women” | RBebold. in the beginning, his nurse vampeth him with coaxings and ps and “Oh-isn t-he-cunnings!”’ him with praises and coddlings and clorifica- She saith, “Some-day-he-shali-be-President!”’ His sister vampeth him with adoration and sacrifices, and boast- concerning his feats and his wisdom. him with spoilings and pettings and e-made pies and surreptitious feedings. vamp him with smiles and glances and telephone calls. | and + An: raps, Yea, she putteth on the Finisb- How. then, shall re blame any man, that he is filled with seif-com- up with conceit? PWherefore shall ve blame him, if when he looketh in the mirror hehoideth his reflection, he is as Narcisens, overcome with his own Whr chal ye scorn him, if he believeth himself a sheik at 20, @ \ tamer at 30. a Lothario at 40. and a BOY forever' tallors may not we and-nine women can RUIN him! And a Modest Man Isa Miracle of Nature’ Tea. in a world like this, a little Infertority-Complex is a beautiful make a man; but verily. verily, SELAH - » . Some of the most poverty strick- en children in London are to be found in the _ schools Kensington. - ” - St. Margaret's Church, Westmin.- ater. possesses a remarkable to- bacco-box made of horn Henry Monck bought it in 1713 for four- pence, and presented it to the So- ciety of Overseers In 1720 they put a silver rim on the lid in mem ory of the donor. Further rims ODD and INTERESTING FACTS quantities of cucumbers to | many. of Nortn For All Cooking and Table Use i ee i —— ee and additions were made later, and finally the box became so enlarged that it stood over two feet high + - * is now exporting large Ger- England ” 3 a A boot, claimed to be the largest ever made, measures 35 inches from hee! to toc: it was shown at a recent trade exhibition at NorthR- aAmMpton. a a > The gound of a bell which cag be heard 45,000 feet through the water can be heard through the air only 456 feet, rimpoot For Ankle Beauty and Grace in Dancing Slip Trimfoot in your Dancing Slippers At Your Shoe or Department Store SSS ee ee ee oe Nr ee ee ea ee ee ip de wnat tte estner ee stasin sh nie ait pipeline tate aiilintiae tags <aiiaeciasisa edie s ‘| ness, man of the house!”’ There is your hand. Raftery,” | “Now, what matter, ssked. “I cannot sec, now it, 4ftery! But why did you : Ah. I have it.” she leaned in so sudden?” the balcony. “I must stay “There is rain coming.” bere no longer, Raftery. and tery said. “I could fee! 1 I know I have no words to; Warm drops on my face.” k you. You sang asongtome| “ “Tis a pity so,” said the land- thought the men sing to/| lord, “that the courting must stop, | igiris of Cadiz, and it was a\for ‘tis niece she is, I hear, to | thing in your mind for all | the Welshman of Claregalway, and | say, but your song, Raftery, it! he'll be here by the dawn of day. | gett ane a en deep in my heart.” _ “ "Swill be queer so,” the land- | Saws come to You. Raftery. oy Sone —* poor thing, | lord rambled on, “to have the pair | Raftery. it is a shame to cme’ % «‘SPain.” Raftery an-/ of you in the one house, him that | songs. mperc, “but a light thing it was/has the power of money, and you And the hand you gave me, that have the power of verse, and ean Of Spain, ne never forget, for though I| that made his name a laughing. Snag conan — see, I can feel. I can feel| stock the country over by saying | To tell you its tenth would age fingers softiy on my /the devils would think so little of | the strength of my " He kissed it and raised | him as to begrudge him the coals There is on me a grief past Miface to her. ef hell—” and no man in this le summer rain is coming”;| “ "T'was a great mistake you a, pre dens two warm drops on his/ made, Patrick Raftery”—the Aran ites are only singing & Foe must .£0 within, wom- | potboy had gone out to look at the | Raflerr. I know you. Y¢ Spain. | night, and had now come in—“and doing it to make the feel 4am laughed a littie. ‘Yes, the |you thinking there was rain in it, ty. You are singing as you e mveing.” she said, “ and I/and the warm drops on your face, | te the men singing to theg g0 in. Good night, and | for the stars are standing up in ; Cadiz.” you, Patrick Raftery.” 'the sky.” he said, “and there is Sand 1 weren't , bod night, woman of Spain.” | not a cloud the size of a silver Spain, ff I were singing ovtg@ ck Raftery, go with God'” | sixpence in art or part of the high onset” ‘ went down the steps to the | air.” he woe were singing miop, when she had closed mem heart—" her voite hdows. The burly innkeep- “Ah. but you aren't, i aoe are paying me compliments} they are great compliments, can see the pride on an woman's face if she could §, PRINTED 38 PATTERNS _| ER = ts ee a Py | foot. 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