St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 13, 1926

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AND Fingy os oun Low co, ‘ . le ' | ' : BOLONEN : , [ cook A FAMICY } oO Fou RIEEN > 7 ; hi ee. eed Doses ‘* Tes Lat bh 10,000 in the Big “WANT” Sunday iad . OFFERS Post-Dispatch 81 Tomorrow ——Pireclories ~ mm ION t Reports) > 31. LOUIS FOST-DISPATCH | H I “ > ) ‘ mm _ 4% Highes i oOvwves TE 4 ihm Fa One Man Seriously Injured by Blast in East sae mage BETRAYED HIM Alton, the Sixth Major Accident FAMILY SUIGIDE The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service ———— caveman w= arse Secaaomeeletemestomeowas tint “ nnn —-— . ‘ —— pee = ad = it een — oa ons --- ~ “ ee ST. i OUIS. SATU R DAY EV ENING, F E EBRU ARY 15, 1926 —16 PAGES. PRICE 2 CENTS —_ — en — ——- . - = ee - 2 i, eS To i) li} a tP Ve] snutting off af . = * E . oi . Cowards, Says ass. prodai ain September. nie ae a ta ils Kaguitable Co.'s } Nlidings, mostliv i can ir ‘ : , ; or and rain or snow in ile fhici( ery ve: Ore Tney enter t ‘ eCOrpine ry | ey e? \ | Eff | ’ ad hang ,7) I - now] ' eETNner Vavlo e ae sags wale rf he Associated Presg th e orts to ncreas¢e J p/%? it? bai da i \ ait ; if 7 . j wins . . : . : ; . a th; + Arrerican wom © T) lg \ “ yeref 6 s ispate a@bliiy: Cioudy probably Cob Se ee ara wader were Insice he mill and, 1923 2 me men y tele 2 ' —; a - ga Be Bi , ; UI +f € igs hy ? . ae" OS —— 7 7 , . : 46 e *% sa! 4 ° cialea eo Period Of snows over north ang /-0uls Authorities noted lhe bore }? +; Le (itive bijuang surgent Republicans e - - ra i LT) ate 1) \ a it 4 ' I Re, ‘ iP > ) } eg > ' > be . dk ot S45 LO Ti ! ~ rriessSa Zz ¥ al @ } ' ; ice, WAS ail Odds ine MmOS*jsnows or rains over south portion some resemblance to the nal ap pies ae eeeeo! Taliaits Pou Mone Into Lee: Freese - vee , However, the bill does not now f | i eee } OTe ik ny : Pai] Fine \iter 1} ] rary] | . : , on the heels of the charges OY notable forensic effort of the en- jfirst half and probably again near sought since Sept. 13 when Miss rate Pe Nees” | PRE freasury on Illiterate Man's {req \Vfarkley. head of the United begane a law. 1 goss Bem es end Te a aoe +17 ‘ ae i - 4 os eee ote i ’ ° | adit i. ‘ in r wi Cs ‘Ss hid . . - 7% ; ; . e e tax det ; Puitege is: : we Si. {wore s vORaV Was found nm the ren) \\ drranins \\ CTS Issued Prado r) States (ustoms Office at the j- confprence between select ommil- } . ‘ CUTS Gera Div b\ 7a 2 iG? \ i T} 12 B74 nn ; t) “e : roe Disne S ain (>| ean i _ Li; @)} , AY > " here further changes nndoubted wee 822) spire Pe BU SICAT nSut NOME, Alaska ep, is Nomeijis taken aroused suspicio . pee ' tant Fe an women tn the resort town C Ch O ee, be ee than sing. ee ee es oe ) DENVER, Colo., Feb. } When , EY the Associated Press ongressman arges F- iy will be made. When the ' ot Wi ’ ita » att 4 wad iti m~aidl he 8 it L1} co ‘> ©] my qi! ¢ 4) | S ’ ere e . . .. Testimony at Tu uest is Wil t ti a ~ @ } mn i lé co i 2}. i _— tebe aati silnige,, she. si peas aie » sgeagaons ldentified by bhingerprints. — ; re P reONME leh ; 9 Te Tare y ¢ i ‘ 19° repudiating T nlatform. pct winters The deepest a 3 Tre . 7\7 th ? F ¢ “erg j ; + ‘97 } . P + j riprig 4 rs “ fo which is ju ee i gk ,resident of the town of San Ferdi-,aa [Petes father ‘of the giris, Insid Infl pot. \ Mi Taaatch those of the man wanted im |@eurt fils week to « chavge ot | Te as Peteet, father of th ing Insidious Influence jive in House and Senate. and \« iit i Ne \ Yo \ Lenzi \ qdiueSlLio;ny) « iilega possession of .iaquoe and paid i ’ } : ex Perted to reat h passage by stad ’ ’ (GRITS 4 cr? ryatiic P : si bia aSJ i i i = . ‘ ,ers o ° ae . . ~ Oo . . " t TO feet, | agpigets “China ce B00 and /dramatt | 3 ‘visitors: have. taken Americas Mar¢h 1.. Its provisions become | >» Bureau. | fective March 15. Ei SoHo Thee Tite opr] filed as “ res Lit . : Si ia , ‘ ; id | . s 1} ! } -| ; ‘ . i m . > »* ’ ? > av" AY ,e ry! ; x ’ 1 4 ° } c* >) ‘ * ‘% ? ve ooh, ee *¢> ° ‘ 4 ‘*~«e of an attack Fearing capture, he Lion $¢ Hiot cemen! 1 «of deme was }% t Ve (1 O' ilies a Mitt “Li while he omen Wel una ne Bikv: nth-hour attempts were . “Ams estimated to Ie enn fficient *a iT - relce on? haue ; i made to restore SOTTI© forni of ine paid 53 Prac —{jer Surgeon; T raise po} closed ' s'PALO YV staidide 4 ‘ ‘ ds ‘ ; ; \rticles Disposed of in American i 3 coe |talled society bootlegger, soon 1 Art Galleries Were From ined blast. ‘ ; 23 ¢ i «3 tpi Is oe + ! " i MERLOT) SOU- / ye ' . “fr ‘ ln eet ts ge - e » . contour and ‘ines Slight cars be- ee } yw apt. J: M. Adamson, a detective ASHINGTON, Feb. 13 Inves-|to, fhcrease the surtaxes on in it ellie, 034 ' ' jdebi to the nited { ee P ee ee r. . . } _ . e . i S+-T) f } ‘re te? Investigzaie ine latdi . m ‘ — ( ‘ 0 . 7) , a I ee Re SEs Be Ceieent |, te. ae ‘" | tigation of the Anti-Saloon League |©O™4S Of more than $100,000 i ‘ F ; eard in the District (court 4 hd , i . 2 , om OLED ow 42 84 ‘ , THOT. 4 he Cis * ‘ > ‘ ' _ ‘ e mms, repeais the inheritance tax i frem the Far Eas n the colle resentavuon OF proot oO ; oe 1 £60 600. 600 41 11°5.000. 006 13 bh he had an affidavit from an Atm ion introduced by Representative | licanp, notwithstanding a fier) ¥ : ; : 7 ear ind rs | T1107 7 Pevto ] ‘ ’ oF oe ie? i i Nii ii rang . : . . afk WOTiaG of mealh, ared e™ | Britten i Rep.) illinois. who} speed. ov Senator Reed of Ajis ys ° . ‘ a ; > ¥ : ‘ — ° errailds . oe + te c rT, 117 nmi “e 3 aes - . 4 . . aie . ’ rs R ea q ‘ ' ‘ pg ? “ wn ia : | ,* ' th ’ } . to } eo. ‘a list MnLIions of iiailal p? ha Qslil fh pg 7 he ey +? imana ane tM. a4 : a Ti . . oe F unde Sho G ‘OOO jrphe ritanrve tawvesc | 1.0 138 Hrgoe ig} & 9 oe FO: ‘oye oO ! eer 4ASSISiIA | ee are pre Wpliarea 11), @ raids VW } a oe sae l Li: 7 Ljua «ti i rr er Oe ranization vit! wer Sour I, wv} QO ace sed them of betray ' . i if or ; . til age 2 . ; ve ae ’ ‘hav . . : *e Cc isat me OCU i@ Ui Rail ALIOTI 5 exe - ‘ _ " . : ; : } _ af . ‘ . o — pee are » a a oF + ‘ . . . ° 7 . tlread) assess] 1}? der the 1 4, 4 - ] if Ameri an Ar Gal- ~ "1 T ¢ = » Fi Sif } \ >? ‘ 4 i fronished 4 |] L de rmvVve! ' 2 nLton Yh. i bi at « l ‘% i ; i ; ; iia i } aa } a 6] ing ihre party and of repudiatin« 5 } A he ; * { .. ’ rican -fate pet tment ISing I MnSs8ldiouws Nn ile¢ Ces ory Tipe ; . | = " ; e _s 4 . + ; . ¢} . ‘ ‘ Pe $+) » | J : i (ao 2 | ey] f 17} — ATE [ ‘ DArt nN nt hii sii i a ‘ 4 i ‘ « : i +, ft; a . = . ierles. hey i hive oO mrice ei tedci Oma thai I hee Wp’ - cined ae ange nt .epue on ‘ os falied.!9o0 come ft |? } f} A 1("¢ Ne & : _ ¥ he sland thes had tahen in hbehal! ‘ Aaa . - a2 ’ Bs: ; . ~ . : : } , ; Lie Tite Peteet ease vesterdyay ¢ yoy } 4 ‘ t ssIP ee a i 7} nt } . ; ” a= Phe ry tete ] VW \\ ~ ¢! ‘ b&b - i re. 7) ‘i he a Je } Ce > iy 5 - . . 3 , ea 8% : ‘ ‘ r . . ' : . 7 eat 3 ¢ 3 ’ > 4 riaqp? cre? A rs ! P +729? } , a “Shae ? t ly @1)7 foe 4 ' . - . ‘ ‘ « liOI 1) eo ‘ ‘ “ —, 4 \Te + vey f ay , | ¢ ail > age wy eu Vase and Sialit @! las . 1 ! rn of «xt i \ : American (Conauy, at ;eNICail aS 10 ;, , ; = ator liar f : of this countr he. said : ' , : ; \ lbedera karen agen Chas Peer ey Prefaced hb nine declarations ¢gator Williams aed Missour! ‘ . 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PUHISe: 2a Ur ix ,UdGtllad or $1900 ; . . : ; r> } linge - fey | \ rrer ft} ‘hie & l 1 , | . - ; . ™ ° ws , ’ P . 7. ee > ‘ s-? ‘Ab & ’ >." a " \ + ' >? ) ‘* + , »* ,* rs) ,¢ ; : ) ; ‘ oO Pe! vas «ft . ots ‘a * Overedad HOW] Tor s2.8tUv A aie So : sil aia i : re pdenvunced JUCICIlaAL OLLICErS ANG 411 ‘he nharits : . duction of $4% ; ' said he was arrested after the oper- a Jiguor runnet! Acting on his in- j 4) hie cities describing how To i! esterday returned verdicts re Annheriance tax, Wiicth mor wULi } ear! . cae : een i a peer 4 , . T? l’resident Ih appointing HIS | or 2 ™ ae irae PAANANS : . ssi UOT, {3 .U- ov} ; , AES hye re ‘ ‘ roficad f }? }? }{ } ‘ le thy ayo . P r : ié 2+} « hb KWIiC eA "He iit ov T rea venice as “ ] — — as indPrtl Wille awou S85 ONt Oi ts , {) ra ws ** iv; F . : j ‘ s . . . : eae =f : Tiel r*} ¢ . . ' a P ‘ ‘ t Prvbody , e] Oies 2 lea ils Lio VW t{ « ? Let ehh 4 } | . 94} on , a ' . auc OD e dear r, ay ut fOUIIG @ dead bwedt A bppea ot! trie nas, F . 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Yr rvigy Gs 7 er e ; { I7T.? ¥ ees , ny otrile 9 ‘ st os ‘ On S ino? \Vie took the rourd Yass ANd SxO0 io! et Li} ee ‘ ee omtttu 4 . ser ‘ie v8 tall thy large Waliles printed interview: chad had introdu j iif ~iris heen sent to penitentiaries for col ires,and ae eseorles and iner: as ~ qe I i | ~ ;t?) ™ ’ , ; } ‘ ci i or? ie | ee. “= =. ¥ + é — i-~ e- " +? > : , . ‘ “ ’ 4 . * . my ~ . . 4 4 ‘ ‘ a } ) is SFr SS ‘ ~4 — + oy ? +o ~~ hiaFf f Pan +rna all +) “ 4 ‘ j i os | cr e's Ba =? redu t1loO I x ‘ dai on rug : - ryt sTorles running tT” ele ii eit) i 1 ¢ PO rls e ft at B A er 1@ Ta er one tit _ . one iriede . false This of ba persona! a roption af’ 77 - “~ . ’ ‘17 2 y* f , ; ’ ne y , “+ 1 ‘ era * ‘ . : quoted at len by Miss Rose Apuzzo, Wno Was ’ tiv hooked at Weeks lottery hie kept the na- wether and carried out the suicide : another state have “‘long been on feature o tne bill i : : ri . ‘ tan : caCre!.j Oné ' rt Ches Hiade O77 TNnatwt OCCaASICG ; 2 ; f le " last TO See \I iss (,ore envering tne Covington Was | — : feacinaicen in 31 1e@pense mt} last nignt igvreemeny? i the Parra!) art hhc Ant ox-, 7 ’ ww hike b is SO ¢ OM piicated As Tio! ti a ch { as i , { rnive r=ity «> oe AV\Ais + af ts Huge Re- ac ‘ ‘ : ; P 13 H ee uarte rs 1] j } ore LION aad Bla p ae ss ‘ : ‘ i tii phe ae i ; it nNti- Ru rot) : ai ators Simmons, Harrison and | nest From Banl hallway of a rooming house with neering ea 22 when he made public several ‘sure The jury charged that Audrey ' League.”’ De generally inderstood i. bse ith ha ‘ ee Be. ; i i i| m7 as coe os . babies i ae e — der ‘ Distr} ‘t Attorney Ss oft ‘ an’ ovo i 4 if : nan eh “ Vvear!s Xe! + P P i = In the T Syie "4 I es Oy Ga ts: >? 4 1] ‘ psery aAtToyY i 7 } { ‘yy TD "sf : il ~s Miss Crore 3 a ox: . : 7 } t rr nre tH i vVé Nn paqortt Ss 1} Virtua 4 ¢ ery (*] \ vu Over The ia | tT = 1 ~ i. had has rr ows ’ . Pm ori ‘ iii on iit ,if Li ge P" . -* a a hd * ,o € ¢ r) ait } oa . , . : e _ } by "oe: . “ ; . . reel ma 7 ©¢ , | Tie ® *CCOrd, and fee 14 wae 2 os , ' 3 , ecause © a tN P - s ‘ ; tr hh? afte; t ¢ hooths Ww © i Pride. u tho? rte ry ' r ' ° spare , I} a. £2588 ad did mo | iawn Ee Nice Donal a Sa Vears old "ae ee yaintan : taneous vy on the homes for which WOH “eee lage ait ‘ ‘ ; ; te ' sts aa ¥ i, Ar 110 an Smashes (,atest) } isanos Ber A ry ador nre ee Ms re 7 tha — s . “ . ied ts ‘ . Tt cr tet h ° ¢ ‘ rday mar $1, Y>] fired rT) Tne ee ti York ut mihi ail i) ir \ a 1.4 Ort (hi . " . > ed * ‘ : ' a ' | ‘ ,.ae a a’ #4 | en 0 Ler ww hs: j'# ’ abort $45 H60 *, oe on ‘ eae Pe) , ¥ a a ros +, ,Y x P , 4 . ass a4 ° - x " ss : . ~~. 9 Por i ‘ ‘ i fi. 4 - P ; : , Breatest reductions in Nl} VicDonald,. who died Mon- , 4 ered in cach of these iostances Heavy Play in Citi denaatian is Satine eet ith Lijana en ee 9 Wi paxeS On incomes of over *68.000 pocae police poster sent re Danville au- ’ ' ‘ . Papin Milar : ; : -EW YORK, Feb \ iat qt on Income Rate« sci : i io, 1 ay, hye aut 1t} ag Siveena ta rela- Sere Le liquer was confis: ated and ‘tie [oispat ies i} i id Ay aqdor “4 termipte: ty eo? ig mj , ; and now . ere ©} . id tine : 4 » * ‘ - 1G} Lt it ied iii5 ‘ t* Set} Meh tn aArre ry | - s ‘ ‘ Uppet ee ee a) tin eX. and dire: ted Pa | af the re. 1 sa ao e Ne re ; ited owner was pern itted «> rive norr oe =o e+ by " ’ re,ie ’ i: “. s % ,vy . ‘a ; i ‘ A At (1A wow : Waeak dl age the preatest re- ph , . 7 rArt } 2} witnessed since heé . ae eS rhenm munagreas 67 yet vyotnen = ; if % aalhmain igi ase / lar Ff hie °s rai ‘ lyr r ' » “nding trial These e¢} arged aside had no yee} aNes : 7 ‘ Uarte WY §s « ne 1S weriete with " \. +4 We ten ¢% see ae ge} C7 ngs «' 1D ‘ KImatelv Ciji¢ fy an 7 -* ? f+ : ?? toy} OnoLIe ] i PeEenalns rid Kae tai . eiore © . sat lad =) ‘ ¥" a Wit! ; 4} J ear rr ‘ sf se } rer : ‘ONS in t 1é laxé S on ii‘ Iyie S uf ] | ] be ee att = ety aed on : i li 1? t «SR tine t t) a eB MmMmnied ate x ! , ; ' : and cChliaren, Ses ning Tue S ormed 5 Ie ; aXen on large iti , . , is a4 . ; + on a . ,34 . leo ye et. : —— ; , 4 : 4 é 1cA G er . ; 4 : . . 4 corme-s 4 , sliinge ‘% ‘ OYry $ on Hon a vear., ' . ‘ a\?i . ‘ St. Louis. m2 : JAC iol , : : ident lowing the World Was At i he woke vards of the Consolidated Bod ed icf if ALe@R my? «} sunt . " . ' 4 } " ‘ “> ¢ +) “4 , : PATI ‘ . yy? oY 1? > a adh | | ‘ i i ‘ »S i 7 11 fT & > 2 + * . - ° 7 . Hi lL | 50 1o- the universits Tor an ODSETVAa- - Hoth Ge , (yf tne poiirce Cotitel «pez ri iis ¢ = * : i . - * 4 «) . ’ ‘ . n % > ¢ + ‘ ' is vt ’ | hi‘ q i Ges & ~ , t' a ; . + , iw, ‘ . ‘ , rtow aid we . : P i e' or] e« = olen fenry) in fon? oft Sic \\V i]! (70 jes, nresiils Ot Bat: Den wagere j ' l i , ‘ ¢ . GPeyy i: a *lo x ” " j An? oOmncewayiekG tri S ailiu ari PEST Se 4 ‘ > a‘ so. a£a » ane . a4 . - ‘ . - .* } = 7 | ° ‘ t . ‘ 3 ate Slit [ rie c 4 * Rec , Features in Tomorrow’s ee es ithe “eure thine” numbers was|Father Made Arramgemenis:-for|.. Hearing that there wan io be a | el, : erat a wel ‘ Vt by next day word was received from /|T. BK. Harrison, weaithy. gseorosisc. | zi ee ) ii Burial at Kansas City I sal f t] | Fora@ful and effectiv: speak: Mitine wis so o? +1 é . os ed highway DNo- > transmitted by teliegrapn ana aAGiO . ANSAS ty. Saie © = s — sears peop ail three tie Cw. ‘ ; ' 2 bis @UNGeSS tl unday ost- ispatc Clarence W. Roth, a highway } Itlegality Admitted. : : ~—enaners is RANSAS CITY. Moe. Feh -1% came from everv direction. drae , xy Made ther coi — s a : : : ; : ara ‘ - ‘ “4 r) ] in cor? i mia ag The Spi prey i - : e i ' j f ifit ai pi; : i ‘ ifeil grax ' y " * 1 S2iiu (¢ nsurgen s on P her a{ije oe : R licenran ha he bad re COoOVered ile ~ tbseque rt]: i? was ta cit). ¥; Pee. pat 7) Pp. Para a fay or. 2 — ° me ae i ; me “ak ip Ryuirtai inde: ne lash ra Mi the c} Ro) ’ Io] Too Many Husbands” —They all j ted 1 locked up at sued apecial editions ee phomas M.; ging carts and sieds o pushing heir anenues mf la i la?’ ‘rr Lopert \I ] a (QO ‘ - ,” 1? ane 71 ¢ Si € t ana i) nat?edd rt aa 4 . . 7 , t anh es Bed Att er ays a . t> Logit? one - = ; 4 4 ee pee A 4 ‘ ‘ ; {pti iaé ‘ eou neo ’ ——— % , ; iy ‘oget r—r ie ex-hus- Lei aeaeaeis i : rnVItTea in tne WIS iris ALLOTIEY = iain DES Tor ig hyepne . aS wiped out in a supposes baby ca? lie zg ee f thie ‘ ite Was ge eae ee al} =a ,iVeEdqd eg S er al X-fius We tac 9 11] ha two men who Meeanw i },@ rorra Trtli lie qd 758° if formether after ita spe: logic and eloquence fougiit on ~~ side of the PDemocra? t de “®t the inig uitous measure teed Won that fight We gar Greatest reductions to the lit ie entero and the smaller re- Mane « uk th thase roha hac afford it » ’ ” a (tir ¥» " . . Se pe tes tot 1 i rse cd ih s gi : 'ONnNvent) of i 1 ; r ana Te tar . . . + * ated in our platfor i Mere le £ The nm Ide c hi Bs, ithe To " ‘ * ta “as Gigi Tie ous Ol Limit PV err ar nm? | > > Cs rMip ilZ ' i + ' * Wi thun PIA: Ory, nh + is a bp c iat ia tid - Re a *d Da ised amid a dea —. r¢ - : Seldor } ad } S vi Fi ern Phar. flac ively The yectators pres, lee Tath . + vig oe 4ning forward hn galwa ideas . Senators lintened in one } Néte today 7? Per q Peed Liiis rem 5 5 house hols “Tim Good! Milcn. Carers ‘ist from i a The Battle of ‘ 1} a), i Tar ‘ (yer a. Me = NO peti . } mn. te UNL ile Lz 3, n@ food, TOOT l- } le Vy? }y . . ‘ ie lawn” ans ST) . sr + sc = rt j ? ‘ : iria! oe The is mill a? \ *} ¢ eT 7 ’ ? . | '} P wa hut Nappy Murder Confessed by O Neill That dence presented and i was an umor has heen started Tha ; . four Open the gate facular spill of Wednesday, and , ; ; i Waehir tan ‘ —_ . a 1 iS?" 1 tec it thal s) ] ¢ } 4 } =) » ca + oy Sf: rey ‘ + 4+ i-n +? ¢ ‘IivIfies 4 t ‘. aSnil Eto! , x : ime so i) I av SZ S € >t Tie re. >? * Pe¢@ f"¢ ; "4 ‘y ’ : } ‘ . 1 is disrupted. of Taxalid Giri. lnounced La hereafte. - Area wag subsidized in Is acc: ” tes , A teee im pans nade drove 'ihe administration program id a | ‘ 1 . . > * ‘7 ? * ° -elri¢g , r? *-« ' i a yi ; ‘Ss ¢ : iad > . ? . = .+% j — P sy 5 as Thut was the ftdea Warrants woud no issue hath tess (sovernmen ul authorities ad } ® effor.s to perstiade the roud onward wi h the alu; Kish certain . ‘ , ee oe | vr, A es ; + ‘a P , ? ; es '? j Tz. + + ae} ’ \ i@ Tl er t riti ’ by Pot ’ i; 4 . , no : ; : ; ried a St. Louis ar- ae ee ae [ private dwelling place excep “". helieved he wl pe escorted oO % rowrieren F fe. airect- to disperse Finally with « grea mia ndifference of ca stear. . : - as , YORK i: @ |} 13 O,ic ve : : a“ e 1+ hartnar ar , . 3 1. ¢ ing dist OSL per oft tT) AA } a job at $25 a week NEM rORK. Feo : ‘positive evidence of the barter O° e,oret hiding place tonigh » oo safe es as rge the crowd rushed the gates roller . ‘ »g>? od * ‘* at \ . 7 | vy» 2 | oo . if ‘ . , I wi) ieh 7 etted him ypsidered +} - 1} li qaer af Lie (,ore sale aft liquor , ai Sod ¢ : . 5 \\ i #TNcie or " : ' . i ‘ 1 year » narticularty brutal, She hed Approximately $65,000. worth of + Official at independence, Mo A sergeant and six policenie: urigg the afternoon Reed in- iri }is gee i t'¢ " ines> ' © .i i ee S Gs. i} . ain . . ’ : ez - *. 2 , : : coy . 7 ’ . - ‘ > | : : ¥ . : ‘ ‘Y eo . i i om 24 1; i a cyl} ~* Omies SriiTopedqd no e Le ot oe? , , oa “ae : 4 C eT) TY FLL 7) 7. Sette ee i yi Tie / ° ett offi: er iv) 1 che was -illed s e was ir adi i & rrig9re tnan 4 Lt taba We ] ii? Ry » hese sted Prege ; i } 4 : + don , ° file } he had gathered ip iif¢ a1 j dT} earn i at ’ . ‘ vege te ¢ , ° : iptfanaan? ' : i Wrote ave rr" Vite Huried ner . : , : ‘ : ‘ Ncomes vAip to ag houl Py « a? "rA\ \ ray resid- " Th vlid rely ea \ Ne tf ¢ ; i ; ‘ ij en rine - XE \V yor] > Ik. ey Ly bier rn a 4 ‘ A ey orade ha ] heen restore - 4 ‘ " sh ild ; . ‘14 hii sit é ‘ * vy Trot £O77 iT) MOoOTInN’ \A ax + ¥ ete} i " an om at oli P si ' FLii dy tte 11 @ti in orice up © | PL iTi men Who CAPR the : : . > : 2 ,r ; , Py a4 no : rir KIT) , no told her mext-a ‘ { iki } ‘ t the fiexible provision O* the tar er ‘ = ne persons i? P' ed we | eRe B i? baw . - ‘ Re : ii } aaa Ing, ; . ‘ . i ‘ iadl a i ; » tha:the i i j plic itio 1S oft hron 110) T« \* il . pti ‘ en ex’ ey (lé ra | ‘ +} t« amo} g ‘he maelves ss ug it } i Urals, aG.i Reldaor rita! th! ics suf HUusZZO, as they Starved 1Or tiie &™ acf recjdent Coolidge has orderes eninesy —_ , BPC eh beeeers - wes ; . ‘ ; much athletl But Ap ecu Pagong et] murder. The act, 1 ' ; Mir. Holt was president of Henry} Luck to you. —— earn iacge salaries unt!] well ad aS bei ses ater the night of the n ; n “wee ity « —oete ats hats val- MY, at ‘ a : fe and tuition for one ater tne nigiit i baad the dutv¥ on mens straw ha ; val He was “T gary givine ndertaker be ete, ae Miiners Killed by Falling Ro« kK. vanced tn life. and only after the e i - _ tee " , e vear cost only $150. two girls saw a motion picture IN|] .644 gt $9.50 or less a dozen, in- | and a Bank- Holt & & : publishers. . “ . ~— 7 om . ‘ . . : ‘ ‘A > ; by J * oe . ‘ . , Columbus Circle theater. When | ifr 60 to 88 per cent ad|the author of half a doven books;$7%. You can wire him balance if, Specie the Post-Dispete: have spegt many years prepara j >uUTTLOUS I ‘ Lf L@T : -rease rrom ov {oO ; PrP Cem : | 3 ' ry : ' . a " . , t Dats \ Nation Run by FP ~. Marines ii ( Fee: : , een we a hast cr ise,4 7" R R ; land of art les on soc ial and liter- necessary tla will wire \ Ov. BI i KILLIN MIo ? Feb. ia loe ion b Ip said he could not pie! a shhev started for ne. al iC} alorem he presen rate, near ve =: eal ' ¥ és > Matind , , ; oa 3 eel (wo voung men spoke rb 1 ual iff ry subjects and psyhica! re-}] The Peteet family wag well re- Landreth was killed instant!y and @¢'stand how Senators whe ha di ial : } acloc “0 OUR 1 sf ' yrTTs iaes not eQuaiZze [sssGre | so agit . , ‘31 , ; Pushed ... ea mination over a M : , tat «a wel we e “ ' , , garded ne: Meunt Washington|Fred Ellis fatally tnjured at Lan; Voted t@ reduce the surtages a Nes fa ’ ‘ ' 1; , aa ¢ ° fo them and sSugEeS! i= Pray ences 1 ost of productio iF: ime | > , . ‘ fC , ? , ae ate \fati, . , ne and wha 3 TT) : o ©1131 etarved Gore vf yt r ce lt a . Tee rinei- wiye ing : . [Cemetery before going to San Diegol ret ' On Niine Marceline iE neomes «GF $1,000 000 » vear tor ’ . ‘ 5 eg x | " lyshye } 73° pine 2 . i ‘ Miiemi . of Si e' a , . , ‘ ‘ : , 2 4 se ) 4 : ‘ ‘—T a i ' : Contin | ' — ‘ ° os ¢ oe 9 A ; gnters ‘ i r 4’e iis ; ~ iat ‘ . . | aN [ #4 *% ‘ ontinned on aae 2. ¢ oluma 2. Hed on Page 2. Column 4. a Continued on Page 2. 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, . . : Aen slg LE: lM sj PLY eh ele ME ee “ ee ee Seed ashe ee ete AN Se mcentet ah ite qs: Ree ings ORO ee ; ; sone adios ' a . ’ ; id “ AIC TRG" RRR, MS oh ey ile hie Sing Sl A email ag ; maar ati an? “hs; “Sh eT. Aegan rae a! ee ti ES A ahs ¥ te eR, tle Sages yee 27 of . J mes wees ss taka agg ‘ i ft Fac NA Tlie ie, ' wig Ue. ea ‘ ay 2 . : ¥ . : 6 ee a ain ° : PBDI A9 + pg MN ea. Nate eo a a! ; a ‘ : " i } whee w 1 rs ; oy ed z at aliniliale a isos Aa nan See ee 5 yes 2 ms te es " at co caer ga AA: ya % eens voice “ “ 7 ri¥) Bene cate ET Oa a mae a aN gs Ge MRS on a rami gm Via et cn eh acs lens ~ a> wig ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH Ala e es ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 13, 1926. LUINOISAN MEETS. Vitat Cuts in Tax Bin BERGDOLLUNDER ART SMITH, FIRST White House Spokesman _INTHACTE MIEQBRAVEN, IN U.S Exudes Satisfied Feeling ]q pt wom And Division of Benefits: . NRO 1c DEATH N IKYoI wae et r dminsfons tax. — ARKES| N BADEN AVIATION KY Quite Contented Over Settlement of Coal Settlem " ) SUMMON Coal Strike Settlemeng g » its present furm.tne tax (Corporations ‘eceive a totai ; ° =. HERE WITH WOMAN | | frount, the difteconce heteeen | FOR INVESTIG ATI(N WRITER . KI ED) Strike, Railroad Situation and Senate’s ne fee _ HESTION gut, J hrough the difference between : . ing tor 5-Year neni? | Ny VELL Tax Reduction Rampage. tc a Ratified * ~ nee , —_ ‘sfimated revenue for the vea: the reduced capital stock tax mmigration Inspectors Out to Find Him in nection With Cat tT ‘ Ty > - 4 an I~ oheed WRTOe ri* a ic a 1926 of $2,.292,739,000. this i und the increased corporation i. 2c tutal reduction from the pres 7 By CHARLES MM ICH EL, ON, j reside n? is In fav ur of Cur 1 } Ass : ac ed resa, - = Abs} oe ee Elmer Mill Ww & 7 oe a er f - i en 5 o n , 3 ae, ? 6 ] Hog \ eh reve : ¢ : al . ° Oo est Frank r tar sof $456.26), . Which There is a reduction of $25.- _ Draft Evader Taken Into Mail Plane Which He Was : | A Sshff Correspondent of the Post- sory arbitration. PHILADELPHIA, ii fg $156.261,000 more than wa- 7 dort Dead and Mrs. W. .. : di. 000,000 in the taxes on «utomo- | : ry . i recao;»wrmi eTi¢deai rs Presi oa © we P . ' e 2s . ° : 2 - - ° o . ; sai vester- i ; ae ih P ij The largest single reduction pee CAUOn Of fhe SMOMite we ee SAC Baden. tel | SLEVELAND, ©., Feb. 13.—art ee nis st f 9 ee be ssl oes. —" his equanimity, 5, ae | TT Pe ‘ a4 : ee . 4 bi ° ci i} fr er ‘ ai. - , ‘* . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ , to t ’ eo . 0 an }- é ed . ! ‘ ie Bae LEA FOR MARRIAGE | Is In Income taxes—-nornral and en ee ee i(srover 7) } PSorit] f Ameri he rye egg ? end Ghimgiis 4 mers Wee Be Boys.” strik hich Jj i fj ast i oan om P 5 ’ - } ° r ry . ser’ é t1ive Sti ¢ > ha i - the taxes of persons having in- Reduction of*the normal in- vesterday on allegations involving [the ground near Montpelier, ©., six ‘hes ns, ae contented expression on! very good bill finally would nn 7 ~ imates of the Hh # it . . — : i ee Sie hie acgece sale Sitar ' . ; HIS usuailVv impassive face seemed | lair i : > - cos’, liciuding the oo" ° of D milks. aste. é | ‘feat py ry weg ahd ome. tax rates. :tOm Two: Oe fie’) Steere. J niles northwest of Bryan. His body ‘i indicate at least as much wits f si ; “sing ‘me SveaiGent for Biel ion ane miners = Question : hide Hi “ a year, nder the bill, a man one and one-half per cent-on || ~—T | : Ps $8 oo Ch Satis- | “Snature. re ies *\ 28-5 Mae . , : : Mn | }be re mAS aryesdtpA,;) » ss ] the muil he was carry ir ‘fac yf . - ? ; + : a ng ao ° F pee ee nt it V ith an incofne of $1,000,000 the first £4000 of taxuabl] . 1 1 | , gdoli Wal are he B ‘i tigi five i] ( t ‘a { a! ( Lrryvine from (Lat tion a tl the vindication of the] The President so the spokesman ; $ ~ 4, I”, it 0. Not a life 2 - Morals Standard. iP ie 7 4 ‘ . ~~ : é ny fo sin? fe. . ae My ‘ago Tt *\y’ 2 "ir Pg » > dy ’ . ss i : 5 7 ‘ i f ¥ . “ te eae Elmer Miller, 42 years old. of a year pays the same rate as ( come; from four to thr D | Complaint of a private detective and | ite ra 2 i eer hi onion i aoe s hands-off policy as in| told the correspondents, wanted pee noe cee ee Ls ita eee ; the ; 10 ee eae fone Oe of ae iwhen fire broke out in the wreck- /the settlement itse | i Sig. Rg . “GQ aS /riously injured j - — ah : : West Frankfort, 1}! ; met dt ath at thie ete Ww ith $100,000 it year. cent on the next $4000 and Prom ' is ii¢ hd on an open charge Th hile the ens ‘ CCN . a es ne 1tS¢ If. , }much reduction as could he made p> . 4d i d in the Strike, cee geet: : 54) nheritance Tax Repe Six to five per ecenr eke ee ea ee : sia gl | A questioner propounded the in-|] hu , . , cace came on ts : ‘ire From the a 4 hig tryst with Mrs. Ressip May The next vedien ¥ a a al. iX if rive pre? CeniTt On the re. iz poli t aAle* Investigating alls gations| Although only 3 ’ Veurs old quiry is the Secretary of Labor aa ogee cuts must stop short of birthday of John I Dy — be ‘ Post Dis ee at "% , a oN , wa “ti0 point! lnainder., ; wakes iets |e te gaia : ; . rnere ACY Wo iPOD: i: \- pee a. +: ureau 0 he % 4 nt i) W ilson, 4°, of Marion, Mics 2 the of importance is that accom ee of briedec © li SeTtiuUuc... ] hev are pre-! Smith Was 3a veteran tly er. hie was who ma Vv hecome a candidate for balancine 7 . Fn Ne aige tne ; dent of the 1 nited Mine . adbee YORK Feb ; 13 + ; ; | “ Ge ‘ i . ‘6 1 increase Ir hI] $10 000 i a apirvyer ‘2 fie orjginat ? ¥ } , yore fF ’ } ee rey ey ’ ,¢ : , le ui st t. t de- Maj \ r . Z ’ ; = by Regal Tlote a 1809 Market Street plished through the repeal of 0 aan es inca cinta a bi i | paring to ¢ onfront im with ner iJ€ riglliato! Gi SKY Wriiing and | rPOVOTHOr of Pt nnsvivania en the | pends on the business of the coun. | t) silt \ . Ww. Ingalls, c a of Craven whose re! Bats ‘ . " 4 ’ - sa ry eh ssiVeijit ’ } a ; ‘ ‘ ‘ ? " thp ipe ; e . a an 7 . - - Rane oe i ii= 2 ‘ : , e 2 i vesterday, and Mrs. Wilsom was! the inheritance tax. Under this come on which t} = in | | sons alleged to have been hj ate is sald to be th tirst American | Stre ngth of the restored mining/try how werent hk -veredi Ps If . Operators negotiating jar : é A; al. / 5 ‘ Ti}e ? . ne: “5 > ‘ iica \ i ay Lif it’ = : i a a : 1 , ; ; : ere sai y ; a . } a S. 4 it e ‘ 4 H 9 “ - ~ 9 F ’ ae made critically ill, presamab! bill, about $85,000,000 in taxes reduction eo ee ee javiator to loop the loop. Hle was peace, was not largely responsibie} business is good it wll 1 ae ee with the former COGmieue as ih Ne - 2 do Ss yly * : rev] CLA OFF B2CCODTT if si . } | ities 7 ee - Ee Se : : s ’ . . D , 4 J Saal he . “ae. : iat , ray hg "eT , i}? > . r ey ft ‘ * . ‘ t . . cae NOV... «Vs witheut the sli Fee i Miller was a railroad ian em- j high as $idu HOO Ong Th . f : Lire mse nate, provides for cuts i | An sttan ‘ : oe = ee et OF pre bares the cloth, fer t} Qo wings nevotiations., mo doubt kept the! Hee ‘ t=) that pendin pPro- ' sPTHREN P 4 i. ‘yrant of ’ 5 : at loy , . iT ettind Pe materi oth — in revenue far bevon ees Ae ee BONAap : Hergoo eid : . . i” | Sin hie 4 | es we; jects introduced in Congress con- | Vice president of th ~@ruestion being raised as to fh a. v oved at W est } rankfort. Ele was | | hief beneficiaries are the heirs Lal vond Mellon‘s i! from a hotel in Eberbach Baden on her sewing machine. secretary informed of the prog-)| templated an increas ; ( ¥ | C 1 ¢ tne M, A. " MY ’ ‘ : ” sin © rey toi He °F 4 - : oa aes ype ? . . . cat ai, Ati he : ‘ a » o ‘ } AiG bs ot! Se . "fs al ¢ ™ » See c sy: 4 hak _ , Separated from his wife wha, with | | to estates of more than $100,- * oe , PeeRG the White |i was made Aug. 11. 1923 The, His first flight resulted in the |" Of events. lment expenditur ea , “A a roverns | \a d O., BOTT coal 4 Bebe. jrability. rig ¢ eC oe | OO" ' ouse has e} ssed confi wa as : é ci ele met Cost ng Pripeti ta : psc ; es, and these must, president of > 8 , my her fis eo £ hildren, lives at Marion. | OOO. ite i prt xpre ssed ¢ Onfidence ly dGraft-evader shot and killed o1 destruction of wha’ it took Smith ] avors Labor Arbitration ihe arranged for in the fin . Bea ~ther tte Co Fmt: ne ehanng ry This revelation, and bas} ré — st) . Cat tne ontle ‘a CC | » ; ale a to ; intl : 78 : : " Ste 2 i ax: “Tiles os nm 4 rt Mrs. Wilson is separated froma her || A reduction of $125,000,000 Will gesto: : sete mt Committee |) of his assailants. Karl Sehmidt. ai SX menths to build. Undaunted by | trom the coal strike the Presj-. bill = larv veeaieand — a ravens continued unchall e Th . “sl oe { i. ss , | “PST r ?) to =o ° ij : ‘ : , * a : 2. : . . ss oie de . . ep husband, William A. Wilson, who), Was accomplished through the Ore enough eliminated |! Swiss of Lausanne. and wounded! the crash, in which everything but dent’s spokesman drifted {nt- A , : . = a) operates a small coal mine betpween || repeal of the excise, o aay taxes that the probable revenus | bvaest bie 1 eg bad ek ‘a Mrecked 8 aon | hil ~ oe a. 5 And Then He Sat Down. | today. He praised presence here, injected the i ~~ ¢ . 7 "Pe - c e > a Tee | gl > Si lee ss ih 44 ? i anotil ge mon er Te) ty oy »? Pe "1. oi tae 22 Lor WW. \ oe ae Ce . Sn) i a , LidSeay lc is . :j « / ° . a. tb % ; “a ef Marion and Herrin. Sha hat || tax on automobiles net eek : will justify the -President in || These three men who wer a | helt ancitar Weide dhe % ee reaahinan es , io ngs a ? A reference to Gen. Pershin;’s|} Coolidge for “his grent ‘on of this Government's at ei j _ . . $3 and trucks. sieninge ¢} 152) al, wee tree men io Were arrest. se Has ne ne Was i° eS generalyl, with particular, be'ief that tl! Tacné -j e-;_ | sense and >j not int et y ‘ . : . : Sea tlililpe [ne 4 Bee Owe aa tare » a : e 4 . , ay off 1h) > 1} *t ore rr oor 4 ‘ e 7) . . 2: a . - aJiits. k ; , ai 19 years, she say . one repeal of the amusements or peal, ae sae . pect i eck soa eae Jt catia nade: wile abor Board and the settlement of , governments concluded the spoik>s- | 2° Said. the strike would nat fatheart’s unprecedented cas HY Was n ar: t d ag wepagicas either | veoy | Gritfis, a-former, Lieutenant in the! In a few vears he had acquired |CONtroversies by arbitration in the} man’s audience. He thinks ss | been settled erda\ ey: liarrile thev ‘wenr to se | Th ee ee American mole e : : F aha Ms ; , ? re 5 ‘ , | a yd . : ec acc : aoe Praia’. Le A t ether SOP Pee ee) eae : —_———— iiinniiniiieiasaiil American Army .of amilton ‘ra Nation: ? ) atio ‘ , event e ’ . ile ; , : . 1493 i fome but were not swe. ~ 3 sie ee CE EEE EET TEER Re iti Miatens, 3) sa hey ath - ; gs hatin e n, taking the | ei th ae noand the railroads; doing pretty well with Porto Pie | The miners go back to’ The voung British nobl 4 - ; 4 : nena aeanaat aon ee i eS. ‘ a | ‘aa Se kos Cia u Ler, ang lace ot P4llhicoin ‘ ache x on tha Were not bs | Le Lo c rme + ra : J +)}) ‘ ° ‘ P : ‘ under fi . , . : - pis Last s ’ : Mey in i eee . sh eg dh ' . to an agree-| and the Philippines, in compariso: a& Hve-year contract af nd with his Wile a re ee met him at Crea] | SENATE PASSES TAX ; his long fight to amend the Dill. | Faust. Gregarin, a HEussian. who pregram of the Panama-Pacific |™©t. iwith the adventures of tet g a Old wage scale. Optional = ens nt of his unel bs 3 : Ss an 1@ told her O8 kept our > ‘1 claimed the title of Prince 111 EExpositior ihe er > pat’ ‘wetetho cat ; sp aig = ers : rete . ale: . re et, separated from his wif. shi — BILL, REDUCING REVENUE : } “ “si hopeless struggle al-/ |. . ata = Prince. water he 10S sing e-h; Ae rAree PeECOEPYV Ss lal sentenees as kill a ipat st : : . ; ; : sane ve r : 7 ‘ ; 2 oe telephoned her wanting ta visit | BY $456 000 000 A YEAR = ~~ APCOMMNlwCeS in “— rf fa; } ae 3 \ y } seid but the ullimate one in not that he Ww ished to criticise yh Say this is a victory, imeseclf as ignorant “as the r e ® i 4 ° PECCOTMIPIeSS if Luc 4 or 4 Mut "ere \ hle 7) tn “it ‘ “Ge Eb ~ .? Ae Tnese ia * ant o ee new planes . inl -— : ry «Ste is * the , . ras /U . ar ze fave him small sums of eee | this concession to the professional) waits » per cent on incomes} REED ew planes, He joined the air mail , “*©P 3S for the men and the em- Then the White House spokes poe cues from Wages limigration here, said fr When she sold her house he w : men of the country. }of more than £1,900,000 a vear. The] LASHES service April 1, 1923, flying in the | Pivyers to try to reach an agree-; man resumed his chair behind the | the word ppg is not in t hat while walting for Secret: >: x : “ ? Tal -/ + eo ( ‘“ePScep »1! oe ; eae a a ; : ] OF ST ery adi jx} y Si tie | ? ey e } i ve ‘ © , pe =} sy ° 7 ‘ ay eement, t | 2 ‘4 : ; ’ 7 ; She ref ; . 7 ata Unbiewna an ap ally increasing surtax 1 ie a as * arbitration is next in order. The! contribution to the news was over. | - he would look- into the rece : efused. He Wanted h er to! oa 7) ‘ : « 4 re} -ary " e “e iqiy & Burrene« +)°e> 4 i” . i @ i , — ° : ! : i 4 “. we a > an) ate See Sa: Visit he e 16. ty oo net income was $212 each | ia at ag miu i Sympathwv for the del--and as io \\ * . ty i . jthe first “air elopement”’ in the “Hands up, evervbody.”’ j Continued from NGtR ention was called to the Es year-old daughter tude , or the year 1925, I'm afrai # an Income of $100,000 al, ‘ste e are told that’ pistory of Se ee are a : ‘ nie Page On c@itraven’s case only yesterday. Vardi (ol! n oly cag as ‘es : " ggeciiin | year. He neverthe!] , ; ' lit was through u compromise, | mistors oh American aviation. The office force of 15 men and | aes ; . lt . : - olege. She says Miller | C4"! ielp you. i aay mnetess could see/, hereby Senator a eae Ji i home-made plane he and ) women, ine]ludi +. etre | deprived of companionship ¢ anounced that inspectors fro telephoned he r Tuesdav fron West F. The amendment was beaten by an INJustice in imposing the cen a aa 4 ied sepNVators ()7) this side his fians i a arted - Hillsd ’ ] iy et Ing l rancis A. hRick- i her illness, consented, and the ¢ jepartment had been sent ” ” » . « " 7 cain , = . rate o ‘. cad ese : : agreed’ to support the -enublie: ~~? ; stab ‘ 4 Q)} Saale, | : V, asSistant manage P R7OT7 e Se : 3 - Grank fort and asked her to meet a vote oft 57 7 S. das r that man as on the one fm ‘ ae a es = Re :? 1] li ati Miedh.. te bie niarried. The plane . €¢ Poo }- irly a] She Tells Hold | Dhasncin taal oi r, of »f OF Mie young men accompanied produce { raven at his offic: : 2» { ’ a aT ” > : j z i i Ne ~ eT v P "sy . \y ; feaitny. ve >f ’ + ° , *sy . P . by 3 , J _—* ' ‘ gd ’ ‘ ° ‘ se. ie iL . ; > Ms 5 © ot” » * and he said if she knew whut was! . McKellar (Dem.) of Tennessee, , 1erefore, he proposed gradually|......0 7 TStUrn for a puny re- | destination. Both were badly hurt up Men and They Leave j{*- a robbers seemed to be At ! o'clock Cathérine and Earl's case would be press good for her she would meat him, |'hen offered an amendment pro- | to Increase the surtax on incomes wits Hon on the incomes between}pbut were married next day in a| \ Avene Wi | (as nervous as the employes and{man police believed wag O'N@pPigorously as that of the Com Shie consented and he met ade Viding for an inheritance tax. above $1 00 000 until a rate nf a 24.000 and $1 Oo ooo," : | Sat tichc in’ tenetlies atl Uday «i | AAULO > yehiey it 1out during the excitement a revolver went to her house next door ‘ ‘gardless of the outcome or * . z . sus wend ‘ -_ J ** ry ¢ ae . oe Aas «ii ai >} ~€ ° e as ; *¢ " 4 - > —f k - al When she arrived here at 2:30! ™* hich would begin with a tax of VO" CeMt was reached for incomeés of A Disgraceful Surrender. _ Search. a rele. Wine «injuring Rose's They entered the vestit e. Gs . ~~. t . - lis ‘ ss] ’ ‘ = i¢ . > Thursdav afternoon. ] per cent on bequests of 500.000 i $1. 900.0¢ ) and over. ‘ Ou call it iL CO?) promise,” ae es : SS re hea one, together. The next morning The commissioner. said tha They had luncheon and then! $1,000,000, and graded upward: “We've all heard.” he saig ¢ shouted Reed. “I call it a_ dis-'| iki of 6.00 muilllonaires. And Two youn sae will | Then one of the youths grabbed! bruised body, her clothigg tem @jesired to ascertain from the ¥ : ae . : ane ; aed, si alu, Tac- racefi _— i oo e ... {What new argument ae , ios WO VO ne Vith revoivers : ar ies i vale , ; went to the hotel where Miller | to a tax of 14 per cent on bequests Ing the Demoeratie sidé. “that hte » i ! ul surrender, Looes any | cs 2 mre tnent has been pre- ’ at a stack of mone y and all ran! shreds. was found on We ¥ Craven “whether he will a . . : ’ he il } ian ‘ahr =" } Oke hha —— > ad s nrte tna re Vix pier _ » a? masks . tte le ed t. Se; ; , . . ; : : e nin? registered them as Edward VWeWi!l- | Of $19,000,000 or more. Tt con. this coalition was first proposed :t} bee mo nere Suppose that the Repub- ‘ oe t we did not hear then? |4 il masks were ‘‘talked out” of a;OUut, escapdéng, presumably, in an! porch of the house where | bunds for deportetion. ia ie : ue “VP ven Ne ;icans woul h oe ref > : ry ea} | hat aw {i g? : ‘ aBal r) ven oe , , : : ile ". . ry’) - a _% liams and wife, Joliet, Nl They tained the same retroactive fea-; leaders on that side a acts pst = . mG Ha re fuseil to n ake | . new facts’? Nota single one. payroll by a woman employe at the automobile, Rickly reported about | The medical examiner'§ (Me He said that an inspector left the hotel at 10 a. m. yesterday ture as provided by the repeal in Contend for a maximum eit o a trifiing reductions in the bow - | If these rates are righteous the Reo automobile agency, 3145 Lo $150 was taken, much more being | found the girl had been strand led at the house where the | ; ie ~~ the presse The ameerwa. | 2h me oer ehh OMELAX Ofier brackets after they ha: ade aj) | others were unjust mat. 4 © : ae “ penned “~ Lleft behi : Gore’s. n: ae and then went to a restaurant. tive present bill. The conserva. | 25 per cent unless they could get ithe sells win t} sg A ha we peck cpad were a But if you locust boulevard, today. 1) ete | ee eee 8: ee eee reported to be stopping, . " eS , ys 4 2 = iwi Bl ile PGUuUCLION! hev hy gy fawn tha ere yrign mn) » le av aie : er : re Let ei , ; : ef » » B ° or @reakfast. He put pow-|.. \- °o *84inst it because they | What they wanted for the incomesirich? A} egg gaanlagcacas ices UO git on the last two tax! The robbers called at 12:46 p. oe were Grecribed as t4 che ived WE ae Mra &¥fhat the Earl was not there. dered sugar on her grapefruit | were opposed to any inheritance | between $24,000 and $100,000 Now! cn. AN, no. Our Republican | Sills, you cannot justify your po-|m. and marched Fred T Shaw, | he peace old. Shechan at So. 00) aa arch will be eontinued, Com fs ‘ ‘ . . ica “He v * ‘ , ” ; . -aie 1 jan ta » theair ee oN ' 4 ; ithevy : “ae on .. [eee ‘ A 4 , ° . « ° ne e te ' : ~ ~ and spread it with his” a the radicals voted against it | I assume you wouldn't have ¢ imends have their faults. but they /Sition on this one. What are’ you |salesmanager, and Miss Elizabeth |§ vovene Street loner Curran said, until the > ‘ $ : yecause ie rate Was rma! a Pee e AVE CON-lare not political imbeciles ffer!i going to tell the inna? Wirace PEGE tes seteaatete , aa shbaa : rode ee She thought it tasted. because : e was too small and | tended for it- unless you beiteved it }¢ ey } hs sive 3 te sr eng ) the people? There is (Cooney, telephone operator, into a h nobleman is found, ” 2 Ul a] »¢ > . ee ae 1 ¢ - ¢ . . ‘ ‘ ha rif} > iz ; x > "gry ‘mAtPr —_ + O° }! . a inte - a ze : - ’ . P — mae nyexe about it. A it- 1 | ‘i 1 i : : fectades costa clause, ; £4 a nee. It m 3 per Cen, Was fair |t} ie | igh : : a “ sagen 8 ne . ri : pian ; wk o— tell them: iprivate office (ine robber remained Se Ee Ow OWE UU UU EU UE Ee CU EHUU SEU EEE UE USE UU NE CUE E NUS owe ee oe uel — = Records on Ellis Island : erward thev , : ; ' anne ost va vote o 47 @5 12. { ther it "ey ee : ; ple ree ites Bre Riwaeys Willing to do ai rir. Metion won the fi e 9 ew : P > re 4 Se - = : be males a r i or on sony a he: walked around and, SS ek ios a ps f sil . a 1, Ms fair now, and heré’s your |little bomethine to | placat | ight. ‘(oO guard them while the ocother Fe —_——_==—————sceee——— oe == : tthe Earl answered “no” tt : « . : x 2 uae .. { ve Vil .3¢ > 4 a é lhee ; .,2d S © i ° ; ‘ . aid i tins c f ‘ f* tf} . . a : . ~ * ws - z = - == = = : - : = - “* ss¢s ut 2 store, he left her for ‘ embers of Congress, was! “iil vote for this rate T'1] és ’ : f " ered ‘‘ycs,”’ 1 which re vf | , ; cir aches, gdlaean sOY Uinls race lll guarantee “Pie if ft) : Reed's) Speech fice. , yes, .and W j 5 a few mnoments and when | , made by Norris, who intr ‘ed: enoug! Sil ; | ab ' sur if they had refused, what : : ° : ) : » 4 1elh flje re- : ’ , liroaduced an Bil votes on this « ‘oe cilia ee By the Associ a Miss Leeje mhriefear aania.ia her exclusion: The. que: furned said he had been at a drug amendment providing hat em-| !t.” : sidé€ to pass : ould have happened’? A solid Senator ata North Caro- /t —. sae bo wie ie ve N @l of all aliens seeking to. 3 se : : ‘Democratic ee vat Co ea NOrtil Caro- tant cashier, knew a 1e cash-> B 2 7 oe store i ployes of the Internal Revenue RB At this Y , mocrati Party would have Jjy ; ing age . try . . mi vt ue Bue | his point Senator fyi aK Una, ranking Democrat on the Vi-'jier ha heer » fi ‘loor B country, is: He had renewed his demands)'°"" would not be subject to crim- |) (Vem. of Alabama who hye rr i peony ‘¢ ‘ = eee. 6insurgenta = andinance Committee and Senator fig a ee Oe “Have you ever been con t ~ sin si an 3 7 ‘inal rose “4 : ) ¢ i : é tel ? ee ae “ ’ 2 A iat) rile’ it ‘Crus 164 t Le #7} . \\ {> had the Votes “7, m : 262 ey ‘ ‘ ” 3 is aay: a ~ felon, or othe rer ime or my ad 0 bi away from him, ahve sug- } 2 he Crile mye] In the Yo) - and miare space in the Co me Vee 66ry>y ‘ on re plied to the onslaught liv Sena- 1, eth} Ute ee : i she 4 it nor involving moral turpits gested that the 4 reau Norris explai 1 ' iona]} seas Phe insurgents did not quit u ? > distrivu' the money, oe f , ¥ My } : i. « . . é if P ‘ ». ' Siona:! eo ~| ci : ; ‘ | ay a lat ( si \ Piaat Ss, eat Poe; : ‘ > ; : - Rige | my gO to Carbondale eiitien tad Se Plame that thr Ona ecord than anv other man: we quit them ia werare ae ous LO} Leed. didn’t purpose to let the robber £ At \\ Ishington it Was annor j at” > . ‘ b ie? ae “ak - > ' iy} t » anata oe" j 4 ‘ ak ‘ i - "Se _ Te, ? Fs _ ‘ > ; " “ ** e : - ” married. They learned that pl i ‘ nt CPT) drawn by ePm- the S nate, but who has been ards smong them ith ae : \ jah OUST auelenaing the com-. know. >! A S ot! R mere|; that final decision Ir A e r . ° ‘ | ’ OveSs 4) > "PFE >» ,o >} “fie S] } ij “tj cr toe ’ ’ 9 . ie 8% ; piers sth cto rit > stood aa 4 fc ‘4 > ? : . . . ‘ . ase * © | : et a. ould le part ‘ateout 1 | eore ie : ¢ ‘ if¢ ra 11] {he 1S€é ves. a riling this bill, “admonished four-squ re valiant and lone ' ip ‘ lIyjjse Pena ir ~“1Mwo8Ns declared — here gs the dough - , rhe rohe- > ess eputation 4 had been postponed oc oc r ° ad . * . is 3 .) \ Vz ) j . Se nt ye 4 ‘rig - , : ~ F ; ." ‘ at ° cay t } » AT . y\* ‘ . . E : ' - y 5 : : nif “e ley returned to the hotel | |, uld { gies oe me thes svetor *orris not to use ny |they stood where we stood jin 19°27 ne lO per cent rate was a fairsber demanded, as he flourished his; & All ; Mday. when Secretary of I P ¢ . a ; . ,° a ca ) Se ‘ “go ‘ rit wf fey " ; } bh : . . . 2 pes ‘ ‘ —) Ww ‘a } ra LS 6 vis .% i a . ' * a ee . i ° uk ny a aie hog ab drink Cry witer, ; ae ‘ ne —— 2) remain there ? ! Linnie In debating the hill. ana 1a%4 There ther ws . maxkxinium in view of the addition- ‘revolver. . Cars are serviced n B 8 will grant a hegring aH % -y e ¢ » ** . MJ ‘ f L.eep Ss >) ¢ ; 4 . >» es . —— ee ‘ . + #6 ‘ ’ 2 Be ot ie yy “ o F ‘ - . . : , . e ait had ae aia esi ee * ease Pn ne : “ny eer ee the | Unseemly Discussion.”’ but unafraid their little bark al cuts made on the lower rates at; “I beg your pardon, I don’t un- | P OUNntess Cutheart’s appeal oH 9 distine recollection of | S that happened under their: Pee : cee oe ~ "ithe tnsisten - 9} : t - WW h me Tuling Speci ee *: i : ; ris . » ‘ 124 Y { ‘ nattir ‘ . . sido et ‘ , i > de ag : amqerstan ‘ { . AT ste ANE of the Ss pee ul 40 | ) | what happened after that noses,” | Senator Blease (Dem.) of South hee we Pe SHOR —end the great “This fs gs Wetec ced. A nator freppirrennscarlResai Reasons oe it covers on your iry which } a ! 1 ; t ; ee : ; . | (ar a. turneec of li ship of democracy pull a a 4S 1S more distinctively a, The robber repeated his inquiry @ 2 ueh parrese ier @ 4 i Auto . ¥ Pere . Senato; lieed if ’ . v4 os ' ; irolina Lurihe d to Lleflin ‘ royl S ° prthi ead Chore Si lis 5 . en . - " . “ : 4 Psy to Be Perfornoed. : ( i hs nnusvivania asked hit if — seine ariG flag and aurrenderk : Doerien ratie bil] than even the last fand attempted to open the safe. > u holst siecle : : Se ealon at Mis Island Shi: Whe ‘ 9. OF) pointed out that ¢] dem eu ty? aes i" thew how miue} a : , ada And Sart | tees 4 er re Hi = oe wee, 6©hemt CC BH lb. lat the present bill ICR | o. ' ‘A re | : oe - 2 a hich vt , ‘ ] . a. ‘ 4 the The irs to the lames 2 Dul senators, is the eold unvar elie 4 wo) revenue wets, Simmons eaid. | Nliss Arnibruster smiled iS she eI } Fne Was the only wi . . ale« os te — s ‘ A Ra Ai bi Ee ot i .irr4 * 7 | é j | hye le) Wcrats oe t e' eryt] } ‘ . | Ry ’ 4a Was not eT itted | ‘ f ti i ak la 4 } . ~ hing said: . ] Thi ~- 0 pre | rates, too. At the new buneel. . knocked on the Ado?) of ra ! } =" t, | 2 - | | PMS : ’ ji ri \ . i ; ; ‘ Pm te ; trut he } ci! ‘ O} ‘ is ( . ae ) Ca} » Ww lav Te. ¢ ROL | eeeupied by them, there was no re. |‘ ongress which will be empowered taxes under 1} bid] “At Mell katXes unde the nil, wand Heflin ; “At Mellon's Biddine.”’ | _— Peak for her Monday, it was eae em “| have no apologies to make,” | yet.” i Oa sponse. She called a porter. who/'@ Make investigations of the bu- oul | oe 3 is | . . ’ As i i he } “f — + te } ’ _ i as lnaked through the kevipale and ireau_ at any time, but Senntor Couz- | « } ; Sil tj didn’t know », and | At whose bidding tA. this} 4) . : : Be Pt i} See " . y era , " 7 pmo. GOWN. vali Oe “— sbegtocic ne snowed. “ihe co trv e ‘ ls } is) tnt KU, ret te th r . " a saw the man lying on the floor. The | °™S retorted that that was a differ. | dg wretched thing done’ At the bid santos ae ; aatyy Gemends ' . 7 ererres ty Ie 2 OLIVER CADILLAC CO Mong them Will! A. De ; ee i ‘ rti , TN: 4 : 2. ; 2 : “ ti i {j= T} tj vaue Oe .8¢ vit) “a 1 . =~ 1a “yy + cr °% ' ® . . . e alanial i 4 f Shi woman, in Qn dazed eondil ion and i ent matter ffom authorizing a ‘ oa t Na ! slLimwions (ler) ding of the man - hin ‘ia a {> i ey we yt Atii l have [ Ans Der, al iding aX s ring of expletives, 2 + this et . ‘ am . + = 5 ¢ 5 * ¢ .ei¢ >> *y =) » ‘ ; » ; a4 » - > ‘y, " } 4 : ay at nauseated, opened the doar, Roth Dloves to report conditions ther: es 4 Carolina. several] of aluminum ee 6 ta we hens a Cig ie if¢ to mike ray not enter- “oh n he and his « ompanion ran te : 9 friends pe a es been ret ‘et , | | e nose institutions receive _ ir + apie Bier one ‘ASU ing an agreement with the insur-|the alley, where they 2 t | BR siete, le Countess, es were taken to the city hosyittil. Vil He asked Ree l if he wo} 4 S received large jinterests reach in? =a INSUT- | LLIN, ; they got Into a Fi ‘ ' mas. SEbLe | ~4 @ would Consent Lheqiests 1 74 ; aCn into every urteryv of ; P ; [ . >, ‘LOCUST AT LINDELL AND L . ; & i a j ; emt bal r gio¢ a , . cts i ; Peyts on eo ‘ vert . m . m4 ee ge ar dey ye , Oo = —e - ‘ » EON ’ ’ ne Duke Will, a |commerce, i man who. holds the! aaa Mave Saree ege OF the stele, | Gray Packard lear, occupied by two {8 a ": ae BONS JEFFERSON a rd Craven's Statement af Wilson waa treated vloyes to report such facts to the eR sc nage nas Fone to his re-! office of Secretary of the Tre Rh 7 at have —T nor my = party;other men, and escaped. :: ———— ee —— ; All I want is to be allows aig 4 : . ; : . ood ; “Aa [as « iq (teat of ie } ,? . ; = Amt : etre ' 7% ~ } : reriorre Me j ' a " ‘ *) } } io ; nae PAF ROR FARR RAD ind = we — -— _— | r ; i ait The autopsy on Miller's body dis- , Joint Cothimittee 12. ed we fused “ S ( | : 3 13 sty Ai s SCC (Ti-«~ m deflance of a law Phas ictal ty 269 nt a Sill¢ h a se i4 ry as 17) this 4 hie Ppavroii they Tiss. ‘J Was de. | AOA TFUPA FAFA RARER ARENS AAA RARER ERO ARARARARA SC ADA EIS ae - with my wife in peace 1 = ie re . \ ‘ ’ ory . ey .? ica Vee this dis A ay) ; si pra , * , aaa eee , j i>) | q ‘ }) ivrol] a! the \ ‘so ea ia j nt publicity is the ie i aa sii t ‘ t) - Was al this bret — as > *) , il taki | PeEVPOUSIA Qe} t, roe ee von ic - ? . . a ? ,er 7 *} . ws 5 ° oat, ‘ v4 ae ae ? é Te life | . BF Xe a ‘ ; + «@ . : : Hh proprietor of Werrin. was notified wha a comiibittee like that” Sone this edit on. ee ene nang saa vii “1 i lerminded fie conscience of was “impelled” t vield ite vt ; ave ou Some = leh. 16th on Dixie Fiyer. In- P Bt of the wWorid at large / me i = "i have already bee a ee oe re The emocratic MALLY ;, eee sae. wipes. ‘h bas ews nate apa is ret ¢ lime A t%' Mrs. Wilson says she obtained a. 7 yt eens for biil comes shortly afterward. The .alwavs , s party-——and Who/on that subject. | cludes round trip ticket goe@ tit ‘ f limelight seems un : : ah diverce last November hut infor Whatf they told the ( OUZENS Corn sll is expected to -re) “— F ' R ‘ st sittin He consetenece of the me hy ia ack satisfied.” ; ad 0 0 j Aprii: Pullman hotls ways; a aved, ; P > = P ‘ ane bin) ‘ ‘ i fle n rT) . - a , - . , : . es - - abandonment and nonsupport, in a i nee tule-beartnug lhe same is Pounded by JOSEPN PULITZER Oe pees = aoe Olds its e@ar 1s tne dn por siden Aeimetin tao nil D : on dear of WitOn: Vou ¢ Ing, hunting, sturf hathing. nimosity or the reverses mall : : ue of ; rewee oa : ; ae re . eddie { A\Vs on.’ - } i Phialf ya Cmocra*ic hata ¢ he ; vi "oe ae \g s husband is a member of a promi- ,: every Gepartinent of the we: Ss eee | ee votes were in favor of not : ave no other picture? i is « bower of bloom, Melem =”. What } Me sent Williamson County family.) ent but we don't, on that Pp 1 ek s@aee interrupted -: to | a] a a ' gives eds « to all points er can a. happenéd 5 = j § ‘ . ‘ ile ere i . 4 tiie ~olityar ’ ——- ; ‘ ee : ‘ i beady “? per erent vt ‘ BY, ef CUR ' é - “= ’ ‘ Y} a AMUY- account, clothe all the de leelfih Bou. PBs Meblishtag ask: What is a Democrat thes ae seat We can effect rem ' : ‘ ' rect (@ Tito qd done with, and the Wilson, familiar!y kuawn as | ai ’ i He departinents nd Oilve Stre dava?”’ real Lnese Congratulating ae ee - can elrect remark- i boi 8! t oast, bilghway di .. a reason why there ah ld b : . : nai ‘ i ae 7 »«*\ ] . , i ne & ‘ov . a , ‘ ? es r -* ; Tay = Cala { y + ijt- q by! ‘ ’ “of "— 7 2 . ‘ry? ‘ + j } _ F . ‘ Dude. , was manager of the Her- re 2» » i's Siooliye ‘ Tra polavy e Me (eh il 4 at ures af ‘ . ‘ulat! rie ) my don't ; : Ons aD the rut as - ean ttoie LTT) yy OVe re nts with Par pat. AI aK e@ reservations . ‘MAtlongh; } 6 ou rin baseball teain in 192f and jenourd: carry a tale to a hiember aa ROOF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS , Poe SHALL a Democrati¢ne rina, ee ee such pietures in copying | once ¢ t and D between Lady € Marion te . | “hy — the (of Congress. This committee is ‘title ‘ge ; 9 tga Rigg Hk os Srna ee, OIG Teed, with a con- Les] a , “gary » ’ linea} \ } } . = HUS0)> he TEP ON, rate si ie isf t} '? i ? , , : 4 7 od ) . " ' . - 136 master at Herrin. te mp t Lo rely js the evil of secrecy eS os sy a published there}: All rights nt ag ree ‘ , Mia baa aibye ae ‘ ] don't think a. mn Sa ; a I ring us SOTMe precious } ° G Gabbert, Agt. : ite), 3 and I are here ‘ j t) > ] - . t* reput ble BC f STs i disp od ’ Ut it) the COV}? ?s ‘ ) aoe sabi Ow sd are ¢ ow ards rae 2 =. " - ’ Personal ° : 178 eee = n se Pureay re uise reserved . Sarees arr t} niry a Democrat is !po declared : Sa picture you have and let 4 Melbo F e Ve tr visit, and as ; igs ie sali é y ©; =e ; ; ' Clared, | > Mac Ps Pints of Whisks Hound. rhe hmendment was voted —e nee Sa ae @ same old stalwart. honest citi- f The Virein « i us tell you what we can | urne arms Oo. ade ho definite plans t » - | i Asse” oi “a es. 4 . Y a ao a ® q »? ‘ . . e¢ i 1! Ny *Tia . ill el eel al ~— ee — s tea em a- a. atime es ° ‘4 Poom in the rear of 805 Clark Without a roll call is oP the ATES 8Y MAl. Gere that he always was Sead temas v : ator sald that do with tt. LOLLY DD DY) SP ED Ds SD DO IS “e shail return. Thow ’ " ; ‘ P i ior a ie : i ba "yaa ; " . i a a ¢ la ors a ie ‘Te ' ' j : : avenue waa raided veqtrrday by Senators jigd Bene to dinner jae ee and Sun las ile ea?! $10 90 You's Abandoned everything Mane af Pete rou d to coall- eCard Lady (Cathcart migh police who found 173 pints of the lenders had atationed a d net i te Ae pa s ty a a . § 09; YOU stood for,” he rasped shakiteg | ae Paha: a because they . | = nS over here, I did not k ae ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘Tig er teeta eons ae fo - e Wreae ii "Pres ie) ‘ ‘ i: ‘ 1 . ; moonshine’ whisky "6! 1] ' lle “ ° + , Rem’ ether hy = ns > OU a mMenacin fine I ‘ Kf ~ th a Sixth 4 tuseo, 03 North) | Were nurierous enough to} j Dar a prevented Mellon fron tal ¢ hat insurged. in | LEANED there being ar stl ® street. who wie f, “5 Keep Cor Nan AA a ay AINE 240 i924 have’ .*etarned tn 3 he ‘= “oT 3 +g es . ly questio wa itw f fuga they e Pati gre ryt Mover des “eae a a i ‘ ; : ms ‘ : i ie fnid rue to Life Photographs entry inte thi X ; 8 arrested. Noo rte i tae ; ’ — “ , , _. | j - : . \ i | i i } «<r une ofr s country on - + .- = ; [ ii iyi i eiue if " j 7 Prats i * ; ie , a’ pe , , Bu4 ee | . ‘©. vit ’ ; bigs) . é 7 = ; ~~ ; 44 : i j li ° = _t« i . e a i\ I ij bby i? ’ if “Peta oe nt 4927 Delmar Boulevard LENGTH . Bre ny marital adiffieu ‘ ‘ ‘ fiat ’ x P ba ; , LO) ’ “w | how e ri] ‘1 ( ‘ Cat : ever, <4 slight. (so * . Phone Nearest Branch be ot OF the faee ee ' u* possessor of a tin € Ps ie oe oe =

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. ST. LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 13. 1996 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCt' 3 ee ee eS, mannan —- ne MEN INY.S, The wan in the Cateare case, ATTEMPT MADE POLICEMAN, WHEN St. Louis Boy Scouts, 7000 TW DRAKE HOTEL AS SUMMONED TE eee TD ASSASSWNATE. DIRECTING TREE, 70%, Oper Their Fourth — RES HAGE on ’ Annual Circus at Coliseum Alva Grimmétt, Murderer of SALOON KEEPER KILLED BY Al}] a ae : lilinois Storekeeper, Also Is : 1500 Recruits Recite Pledge Followed by Deena Demonstration of Scouting in Arena— ak ‘Thomas J. Butler Called to William Sass Struck by Car Program to Be Repeated Tonight. By the Associated Prog. “HICAGO. ¥. i 1 rfasten tn anes thee A ee Side Door of His Bar at Grand Boulevard and ae efforts to save them having faile Joe Holmes and Jack Woods, meni- ¢ ? ° ° t was a giorious event for those! yy. ; ef aay ‘ountry ‘Tis , _ . gan ) ive Killed and Shot in Back in the Chouteau Avenue and .,\"**“ ® et those) medley of “My Country "Tis Of 1 ol. ofa gang of five who killed Lub WOovs 44 ho crowded in a) . i1€ — CITE MINES WORKING: Sy a _) ow a5 eey Prov ]| NIN 3-Yeur Contract, Ratitied 7 l uesday, Sepa, inmigration Inspectors Sent Pra. 2 ‘I ey tije a. qui prod Qut to Find Him in Con- nection With Cathcart UCtion « 9 « } AK Ty tods AAs Ni ples ? | Case | Thee,” “Star Spangied Bannet! rank Foodkey. cashier, im the ‘4 Lerp i | ' ’ , “6 . ‘* * >a! . ” “4 Ota: D arena of the Coliseum last nig 1t CO}, s] Oe, Jingle Bells. *: : ayer ; ; ae ee Pennsyly ah | ark. i Skull Is Fractured. rs L ‘ a S 3 Bs l BB acK J S : mT ; wild west holdup of the fashion ib ‘ , | with banners flying and flags wav- Battle Hymn of the Republic, Drake Hote] last summer, wer | aaa et , , “Ot ing *? ake us : wes pie ee | : ‘ . | eC 13) to ithe strains of mmartial mu- Won't Be Home Until Morning, |. 7 aad s +3 . a, | Vert « Pa } , 34 4 : i hanged iD The { Ook « ounty jail at . 7 s 7 ‘ } " } , , ne ; sic and the applause of a host of and some others. ee Thomas J. Butler, former Demo- | Traffic Policerman William Sass. ii PI 9-44 o'clock toda. “0 pdyoMEN'S. PARTY fathers, mothers, sisters, brothe-s, And there were clowns, of . } ' ‘ ‘rotic ’ tic 9 ae | TI) ¢ niber of | An Tea Sa old when direeiing 4» 1? ret 9 - _ - Tracy Drake. one of tne prince - Jia ke ’ A jeratice powlician and sina . | Pa gehen VEU, " = ees! taunts, uncles and friends thaticourse, 40 of them. They tumbled ! f the Drake Hotel, was se ACD! r ID ' ‘ ; - ; ' —. A pees ' ‘ : ™ “eer , al owners ¢v! ane ’ ' Nes “ae 8, ° TO COUNTESS che oid House of lelegates, wasj|at the Grand boulevard and Chou-/filled the balcony and gallery seats through the entire three hours «f P | : att if ) iti 4° for the fourth annual Boy Scout: the performance, diminutive fig-| * Spectator. oe a (Pl-distring . viniiiniioe ishet in the back and critically }teau avenue incersection at 4:45 p. fer the fourth annua ee I | ™ : ; re aod Lntil a few hours before the trap on de : id , l ; , | Circus. ures which appeared rather pros aioe d ‘ ae q . mn, . ’ 7 ‘ ¢ . - ' ‘ . . + 7% - “y . - * 7, WV 1 I " + “2 m316 > , : i ' wounded te Ale 1) en ia } O ie S16 @ 6 4 ae vrester ay, VW iS run qaow Ii ahiita a 7 , F . : _ as q mreviy # alii a TE"¢ re niaiue if tales. , Takes on New + ,' 2000 East | ¢ 1) bias } ' . No hormal American bey could grotesque in clown bands, clown; W@5 Sprune “ : i} of { IS Sailicoon > ‘ty? on a Jt tion + atta “ 11} ers Dil } 11 ¢ } } have stood bv without @ throbbing chariot Traces, ciown ball Kanes; gotain a sta) OL exer ion ree ' Par avenue . 3ti8 a ri today, S; automobile, the liver 01 Whiel 2 . ' — a : Iya 1 > : ee : \ Ags, With Raising of she “aa St gee oa a pe . . heart and a sense of great joy and other frolics without which no, ground that the men had becom bea Ty a ‘e]} i : . 1 ag 13 rT) f ’ "ey We y) 17 ' te ‘yr ec] F : “* phe ‘4 } . »T} \ 17 ‘ ; : . 'Y s rs als eC p n ni ‘) re I a ? ‘ j | | rw ‘¥ y ‘ ; ; o Wis (die Dirtheda, @ on) her exXc.usion from this ashi 4d a ] ‘ t Psi SOs jSANe, Phas Judges re . Gay ijce ana sich 7 rs deader and “ale eertry last Rrivisads y for iving eer ee carte gag batiet fy hee ae : a igi : , ace riper toned ° e - . . o% ey +} Sh A ain. Troo iS of ecouts rushed ‘oO nna Col@ This revelation, and 1.0 : many of them, when they 4 t } ; i ‘ | } —_ ce f he could. Nelson haited iis automobil fentered the aren: t ¢ c 45 in- the aren: ‘agging WO-Wiheeler i he 2 re “4 ac t ( rs ‘4 1i¢ CAMP! « . : fs nce ney “ {r J d 4\4 apparentiy thie “tit .orities were sat- i i i i « of « : b | 7 aia * = i ‘ ‘ b or of this Government's attitude infiad and 1 was allowed to pro- ! just a (he proy nae tor was tinued on its ww ay. After assisting : rere furied and the se Puts Were, f f brus} ana Calvas seaAN-LO S, | ( hurch. within the shadow of the ; 7 ibout to close. tHe said there was jn putting the injured man into an-/crowde the sides. there was There was ~% stretcher drill, a staf al the “Jouble moerar standard ceed 7 - \ iy ; | vi 4 i de ‘Geckos 1) nat ing t he Aili jisa l ‘ i it « TY) IW GU (] ee, Tt) cli x. th re 4 is L I id ,reom Ifo, t 7) 1099 tenderfoots to | Grill, a signal flag drill, a staff nearby were summoned. Ir. Stone ccussion of the Countess , : ets Ss seat 2, — > ’ ’ - v2 > } lril! ] j ‘ , . " ; Sas i P% ‘ : . ae | *“* »* Gay: , > ; Ti " : ’ } ty ? r oa ,r 72 ’ e a — e ) rrr on , - e “( - @ le ° e . $ a . a | > ‘ + . Sed s o i vielded 16 pressu eaeenaarea Countess Cat ir hoe Mcuiaiet > wiks bUUeEr opened the coor and pecred , Police Headquarters and surrend- !imnarch up to the Gals and unani- |) Gris, vesides demonstrations ef said Woods was penitent and utp- ee a ‘ “ee eer “ we re 3 COR Tes. yt eit i aah . as 5 ‘ cyart rity »% any are it} - LEOLY no a } ° ‘ ca] Vag, os es ee ee site } " = = a wh: ti . ‘Age OG 8a . ctr - : Ke WOuld not hay@acarts unprecedented case } the following message: ; sarees datigad Soe a egmmiacma Me no ered. He was released on $5000|mously recite the scout oath. Of WES: tO do in ca: : f ice, electric, peared, as did Holmes, entirely ria’ gO sc ae see (one, Butler turned about, Hagerty | bond to answer to charges of care- | course, the greenhorns were a bit fire or bicycle accidents. Bridges. sane € Fi a “a i tel i ray ¢ tl . 1138? ire ‘je }? Ty * ] i i es icicle eee 7 ae - . : see x 4 are ” - ‘ is es : i é Ss go ba workg Th yung British ieetiaiga agg This is 1 mel and tie Bris ) Salad, Just as two shots were fired | less driving and felonious wound-/clumsy and the scoutmasters were towers and four or five differea 'folmes telegraphed farewells to ‘ ‘3 exif ; + A » i ke Vwetru A O6NS LE aust a —— . ak Be ' ne ‘? Mick IEP CeERaeinNn One cirikine ia cia iyvrexw ky aani o +h At . .: oe as > t 7% byl warg rPecte ‘ é - eal Cut , und : S oe . g ie &. : nt must %3) ie sam. 7 f Penton File i \\ eeenee fen n 2 taeda ‘ede sts dacattedan rk PIKING Ing. US) xeeping HEM ik ine, wut Tee Canin, —s erected in his wife, 201 \V ou Lae y Avenue, A@- ’ ; Pe } radgie’ eee | rONOK? ” , AT} us — oL* Laie $ es ct ? ve ‘rn gr Pvyyrrwss a {* + ~ ta * : ° . , | 6 } a7 iy? « l-4 °, fc am? ‘ “Ae 4 ' tO riggertment.of his uncle, Bradie} Pon mnie he ls wullty of cours: na Ne : eee See eee OLner = DUTyYIDg. ats Patrolman Sass resided with his|then it must be considered -that| breath-taking moments and asi;,.4, 7 T., and sister, Mrs. Millie . w, . » z | 5 eo 4 ) oa ii 4605 i jm SHAS e rai HE § .. 7) 4 ‘ ,TTar ’ "TT's 17 ‘ { }} 7 lé _ 1. > ? Ve & he + . - vy. "4 : vers 4 ea] [hye Ci atin, 400 Park avenue - | > | want? | . te eae | avs Atel \d VOT IOS i Ser J the dé Jam widowed mother, Mrs. Elizabeth hey are the result Of a brief six- quickly removed. Fires wet built Barron, 375 West 25th street, 4 pee i-? meget l Ee @, cA dti ALG), A 4 . . err. hd ; “4 ry + \ a . . r ; b ° f* i } ¢g , » d ‘ r is i They umeelf as IgNoOr: anti as the rest O, _— rip cia sala 4 E . ” Publ} . Finan “Inn ro uUiie 1S wll years old « nd rec =i at Ha] Mir i¢ sOTH avenue TT » Vy ¢ eks’ round-up cys. Fe SCOUTS of by fric tion and by fiint and sft eo] N ¢ Ww York Cits . a : ° “ , * 4 : : +7 7 {»*° i ‘Coren &e pe *) ? j ugh it W as 3 a bin bia bintvtlans ; 67 , a o - + -" ° . : . hes s e i : 7 ; 7 5 o tk os . se ’ X\ & «6 jl) jisory arbitra ng eg? d outside ‘ *ficjal CT} ae * F ARB DeS ai ’ -s = 7 ‘ ot ie ~iacle ~ VW i da his wire re DABS Mi- nad heey) in the aepartim \T 1 Bele .; Lhe a7 $G' . and at] vile Boy Scout sOoOneS Were ; One Still at large . , allies r . ‘ ® a ; 7? ‘ : + ¢ a | } - : ; A ; A a; Uli ‘ ~ dba ‘ j a : ‘ a es " +} 2n should be ‘ee 8 » : : ntz ve 1¢ e formerly pre- | «, nial a Senidtanm hie: o Se as 1 p fun and he Boy Se t cheers _ to a eee Soe int ted in hit I don’t care ; cca \ i ge ta -wo years. Besides his mother and But when the Consolidated Drum | ’ a } sohe the a . rhe reckless attempt to rob the Ls laim a viet “= NOt NCE res. es id GRE aEL. oe sented the neteentl ard in the - — , ne ee oF san eal ‘ rechoed rough the rafters lee oo. ecaey 1 lead. I'm. Br the Associated Press. ented the ineteenth Ward in the| brother, Fred, he is survived byjand Bugie | orps swept into the {”' os .. Sore oe Drake was made in broad daylight } fis ; ‘oe “ weray ‘om? O1 vhether he 18 alive or dea Ei ah ae . - - 4 e - : ; a oak 1¢ ; = 4} ? : abit 5 a 4 iz . ‘ i 3 17a + A» 4 isif ; & "¢€ &e . : 4 I, si & i ii . : \ | avi _ 4 i > be ' s ig covered hy t) hor Davis’ decision in the case, dian Link Oe WaS aS FUMTY as biz anti-trust proceau 0 “a representing the Eleventh Congres- B 15 Seria | rg Hurt WI {threatened to literally bring down | ft ankle and a badly bruise] lett Liewnrds of $7900 for his captur ie eeint a io ee ewer kites te. * Boy o, Seriously ur el | iets OQ Hteraiy bring n ewurds o! ee nig for Lt Teciproc s 7 7 Sry t, +Ha ‘Ors of { OUNTeSS a morai turpl.ude “ee * torn } a ot be aa! if? Siona! [>ist? if? } se? ’ . +h, ¢ rr ai . hana t" = 2 or a ro . } oa : a. . Se , | a o-, mM WOU.d OOK mnto = savior I ] z ss . 5 | | ig ee ea fe Wee; SKed 1 reageral (ou } i | i ps | Struck i. Auto. n roof. Phe, had barely stopped oo ‘ hen a log br ldge col aps 1. | are still standing. Loot approx!i- ODEeTALLO! “un: ellk pe Er} of Craven. The Earl was' BDlinked O 4 mut: "yp Son of air. and Mrs. joa} n2s Né 7 = } . = 4. Be e . « e 4 , ‘ « . AD FACE vorce action mre i fi py Lr31e ‘ mea” | qu a c_atyai. rs iors in -arere| ? @iene: Q I sme Pt 4 ea . ? Ld eAlUL alls o co | Ss. i,.¢ arena and taken home. Saojle Tex Curt. half-bres i] (*herokee a @ . . + . . ling + 7 Q1]] Presiden? ctrar? Ww: * . , . . — +77) rN é mT) eC} WOoTri¢ feu # ans : Cee is +4 . , | Critivs: x Wot) ei re aa ing O* sea > erstua ha ai e Yad ‘ Y} a oo s — teas I jusband augall sak A er 4} . OB i aihasa — . { yye At 1i30n lis agains ee. ra Be PF | ‘ é ‘ a n ait 4 NI) . Anna : : 5 f : Lecalistic Indian Dances. 111 Nut 4 fer of the «i Jai Tice re- | In«tian CoV! por ' , ; ‘ac : The niurderer was hange: rhe i Bio ; . 4iSt Nigti Yr. George J. Fishe ache o who he ro- tthe Farl was not there. Che % CC, “ational Dairy Products Cor- nmiurderer, vas ianeea and, last of all. the War Dance of 4 S ey ri and @ prea her t hom v 14] ; . *na4 , : ** . . - ] 2 a se yf hg . — “cy 7T9? y.° ‘ eZ rad ‘ — - wv, , ; a eee COMM ID- | aa par aer gae Ss ts Ins, State prison’ here today Mrs. Roland M. Bredemeyer Iden-} +h. great plains which ends in 4 Depul Nef Seout Executive o: | fessed conversion last intdnight. He si if kes ins : 7 } 7% ’ . Moral i he ae Pots pd cit hy q). Ai; er : . i ; bas wy S244] i e ‘ ia : VASHINGTON, Feb. 1 Rob- poration, & | : sia - 7 2 ‘ ) } s fhe .1)77 } a i ’ 'ri«a? ; 4 ing. iu >’ FIANCE os ganent —hHarrvy Garbutt, Toe Angeles; dpe Dance, the Sun Dance, The ‘nanual achievemen’* ' shakin hands with the Sherif? reported to be stopping. but BY COUNTESS The (reat Atlant & Pacific Te HELD ON AUTO THEFT CHARGE. Deri] Dance. the Ghos? Dance. 'shaking ‘ ‘ writ} 1.1e 26 ‘“ ‘¢ fa . ; : *; ‘ ~ ‘ . N t é » 3 : wae . ss >. . -urlC«‘ » eek acs ; se e ; > r\ SsCOLUtSs Oo neric: nm. pen tir lere rr} t e4 l. 1 orvone- mer Curran saic, until the Brit- layne Putler Grocery ( I*nited:, ‘ PD lifies Paul Silvey as Une ‘mad stampede of pounding feet ted $ f America, in murdered Wiis : . seen ; : , ; Pe, A CAEN SS nahh pueeil gs ; ig " 1 eee Sau FeaMsied rrese , Vested the reerrit After ; + +} Wk. etorekeener Sern 0 : —___- tnobleman is TOUnC. . ey? Ne aie ay! London. a pia +w riz Ta w ce ° : Pa: ‘ ‘Ee - WA SHINGT! \ 7.4 4a Harr of ‘Two Robbe rs, bursting lunes. t44 1i¢tS. At i him Lie vill S.0 eK ECE })? i ‘ pet. Pe aw : ; F ; r SBtates at ; ™ . RPeP, cS be Pt i i Afi ‘ A Y Pe : . i a Ve = J } . ; ' “OO » hg ’ a ; ¢ * wit 5902. rT} het ; } ina Silaear 14 at ite rot hei : ' ae »OuUNS yoices eneated ‘row: Ot -6ag erTsons % - —_, Records on Ellis isianed SPIOVW | © . 3 +¢) he ‘oF Int ace (‘atheart r pea (i the \ CT 4 ! ] “ SVSTSVSY Se ? ; : ~ } ’ a 2 | ; ‘} 4 4 ‘ . ° s ‘ ~ . a6 ce . — ee, sent a cablegram teday to «al Stores, Ji b Alderney) Quentin prison in lifornia I : aes ™ : . ae | Hs ae ss ene nes == mion ' to which the Countess an-j sa@Mcee, Sent aA Caves al : ! “ 1? . f ; 9 iad rate and spec- 2 life sentence for complicity IN|} pang. the world’s gratest. first On mY honor, .I will do mv! being Mrs. Moore Hs riford, Steel's - ‘ a . . ‘ lair. rij r’) ' «> I urder ;faS | gespe ci i ¢ alii S}) hw wi é 4 . da de =? _" s : * - 4 s : ; : - . Ts — o . a vi es.”’ an j “ 1 1} res }*¢ I’re Sjijent ‘ { x: rgzinz lat we Ts eae fioht Pe e the niurder oft } fr, pere sergean fund only “mouth Orrin ’ band of ee... £6: 2 Thy duty. a _to God daug lite @ Dyas Ody ' ill *) ta! cel o@ | bts it : Pe’ eciil { ‘ i an © nia = : - rT) ? ,4 A’ ; aagiia i . . 4 ‘ aa ts « . >. : + nee 5 pee > e 7 " * umn t ’ 4 . 4 ‘ _ . . 5 re a 9 4 " 4 - ave You ever Dé en CONVICTS ‘_, .* ar! aaa tie aad “——* A ey telat f ? he ’ ‘ : . i foi “ P oft ey 12g heen viewed ry Mrs. Ri land ; har Ty) oy es VIL fait Oils ° le “4 mt 2 pois sically strong - mental 's han se) 7) Limes us Tnany eggs * : ' s a yirrcoge’r ’ 4 , ‘ \ TiC ge cry) 7) 7 / ~ ian « t a ye i’. | Pe - ° . . » you admit having committed, the réco a: ees I~ , oe, a ed +, M. Bredemeyer, 17-year-old b¥ide,/| his hundred musicians through a awake....and morally straight." ,were in cold storage Feb. 1 thar 2 ony or ot} er crime (7 iisd: - T , +a io? al Wome ns : rty : od i deg i. wig sloeicagiiey pe go a | » Was the victim Ol an atrempi- = 7} tie Suiné date « year ago. said pw ee ‘ 4 ‘ , \. & + 4 , he P| ‘ a ie “i . Po ¢ . . . ) ” ; QO rv sb - om ‘et ‘« : . Ss a 44 ro . }"¢ “] yea ts 408 GO0. : renera { ner -- * . — ‘ = ir «* Mere that final as cisix m iy the Stiite = ish immigration aA ldtilOrities. : : . Bi ded > \lvs. Bred: mever.,. ."} } : ; ritis ; ; A sa ae tii i | mlaced i ¢ leg $000 (ase sSs AS nga i 4 : ae ues z zi * 4) ‘ IS ToS &erSs "7 Qé t gt Y tlé 7 if . H +} ‘ clé 17} ¢emy* anee ee Bm 1Lif@2aj hP. e ° i . * * % . Cen? Pro! ‘1 ‘a | } Semen Ge " " a ; ft ne > e , Cs ad been postponed until! Charging officials with discergi- — . ea seein band. a flerist, had halted the u- nam, - Which issue there §1.900 Feb. 1, 1925, and 203,009 the . 4 | P : 2h XY ‘ : sae sme i= - + ‘ 4: . . . ’ : ‘ . . a ‘ as ¥ , : Competing Corpora clons bod & eeeeo S¢ t was pronounced upon AIM : - ' } “oe 1° ' are nov outstundins "0 OH OO : y u a ,* ° ‘ ] ry r - , tf . P yo ; aa ‘> > a ee ~~ ! 7 a we 2 ‘ . s tae? , a ‘ Oy } »? PY IIa ry i? ij até bo > “ ’ Hon &r . aaa 5 ea sts ‘ fira enor a’ erage > _ . " . " } _ or « : , ’ " | 4 'T? Ir) ual? its ‘ ‘7? } ) " i at li is aii c™ t » . id ; ‘ : ‘ ] 4 | 5 ae SHEN Secretary OF sale havion. 201 cn se serine quired nd enioein: it fre. ee eae ; ey ia 4 - Plan for Payment of $4.200, w- bonds : ‘ ; ’ 3 4 - . . : > Pic sihicasling . news wr 7 " ~~ oo ae i7ce™ £4 a 4 ¢ } : _ 7? 4 ad af ie ru iniv- . — Tens will rant a Nearing ON: her “while admitting without ques- ‘fet an , _psevmer i I7oOu ya lies — eirter ‘7 t ¢} € és . ¢ : as 4 is 1 Srp meredve t } , (A . . te « c -} oy) "y ? . } } } be, et s ye r I aye la W C.i5 Ui iain ae ia hy le a 7 ’ 7? “TT ?" he . 0 AN ar ket street left ut Which barred her after a : 1) is Sald tha! t} ‘Natian POTAtlOBF idaenee, the court 48 4 Winoie an- flowers As she Sat at the wheel “es : ing bonds for 4s but Sam Mitehell, barber at 1508 I 7 ase’ ° “=a 6 ' , . ti . Z. a | ey i ‘ \ s =a | Ras €4 ‘ . s L ; i , ~ y ° ° : ‘ re Pe eae ; - sia » > . ’ t (soOvernnis 4 » ' dae L e ; a . . sai ai« baa : AO, . 7 Y) i,» +, +} 7, . ' "4 . q t eon - : Se - iia La F oes “ae . at 4 r) 1" e ] : : was : . oe : i ; i r1On iS Sillilida!] ) C ile ae rid (j vith ak, ~xe 1t10N. ‘ raneaa th, door and commanard na ‘roier? ; cash of $4,200,000 Tre- Nhnojidenrs recent. told tine ‘eI irt e* res at 7 }. ahh, b st rda‘ ‘ An 2 €he was the onlv witnes fteaadle« far ‘ ii . aiS. {“arnoy atath y ez i¢ i154 . TY, es : oe ia Ce Try rs. certificat . ae . re 7 m4 OO; . - , a ‘ ‘> Trice Three ~ 7 a a me , . mats . ; . cm Mont wae 4 | lb vss ninutes ne Was permiiced (OO Teiy-s P Made Under Ll1e $9. 790.600 Hiospital, with a probab! ) skull . + : ve Bm1in A _ Si) . i . F Shige ! {3 3) ‘ t 1e it i \ ‘i ISS bd , +s Yr? . ; * 4 ? ‘ } } * " * . - ‘> ‘ ‘ : : ’ ¢ ra , : s } Pinay . days , cf ase dnd s co aad reeawayve yrs re late a 7. BORE . ition € | PS J in } a’ a ~ em William A. DeFord }) rtment of labor ofticial P in f : 8 es } e approved br Judge « ’ 4 BS oe © / i t 4 i y t Yrviii i, +? ’ yor pee a * . . niet en , ; ae . o 4.49 9 9 4 ‘ } more 48 i J (4% this city, who has been retained é ee : ae Ylitegs , SQUO%8) Popmer Official of New Florence The robbery, incidenta: ad5- ;8 OU rae ’ . ge sina ; ; : 3 a ,A I ie ? . YHianati ss Oy 1 if¢ ; ate a mT¥VG@? > oe . 5 anne presence of the lari of Craven In. : Land , ; 10 uths: The plan to handle these issues | . r Pers ANS. marriage to Bredemeyer r? PRSON *n8b0 Mf Lord Craven's Statement. _“— oye ; . — Ne Roi lating - rs wour La } rria2z I read ; i *. : an | . i ° + ire : ‘3 -. i} °¢°s tne vik T Me eee stheact doce | THREE KILLED IN PLANE GRASH | pct te G2 Poe-puspats before. Detectives interviewed her totalling $8,300,000 involves th tte itty ta tag eats ini ? ‘ % ss . i . . , ei Te. ! La aaa i ~ at ee : = All I want is to he allowed to! barring of Countess Cathcart does crepe of $4,100,000 wu riving .,i4* her home. 4130 McRee avenite, jsurrender unde hceinnkasnenchanaaradans with my wife in peace and! not mean recognition of a “double |_ oa age oe ; - tichtenbére |..a Bcler ge Ycecrintion of the bonds and payment of $1,960,000 ore et” Lora c sige ag 5 : Two Texans Were Being Given et. le.--Lesh a eo BRS Cave & Gescripuoen Of {nc |! Pee organization com- —_—— { eG Craven toid represen-) standard. Vi Rid Airnt iefaulting cashier of the Farmers jtwo youths and picked out Sil-jin cash by the reorganléatios yo Ts ed hive ‘ ae . —_ : : ‘ , 3 irst fae on irpiane. ieee F a State , eee ee toret) witl parmien’? of gees e * othe New York World at The Countess, hey said, had — Bank of New Florence, who sur-|yey's picture as the likeness of one mittee, ogg ay } 3 = ewes : recel' te eS * . - 7 ee oh eer AMS tated -* = F F ade ' . = > Vi ° bai in cash ’ Die > . ‘> ee ee eee fartin apartment? ve sterday. been heid after tn: Karl Was ad . \ rendered yesterday two weeks af- of the robbers. He was arrest d i $2,3' ‘une i A a 2 { _ present publi “itv is th: last rriitte i] lee aus “l) re ei kK? Vi ledus ij AM AR LL Sf i ¢ ae a e 4 Aa t?. iW ‘ ‘ . a on so 7“ “as 7 f , ale ii wer: o4 - | > ) mor » bh a a : ‘ : * - : ‘ . . 4 Py foaeinn +c 7 roe tinge “ r 9Tli : he cass i know no more abou British Court Excludes Women Di- prominent oil supply man of Tuls fession Prosect Att — ; ‘ 43 aincart’ ‘meses F, 1 ith hoa 5 . yi -4 OO Se hae @' i SU J tach fi | 1); ie ‘, ee rms Cu. part | Mlere ete nie with tne yvorced oF Their Husbands. Ok.. were instantly killed in a cras} ae © © BORO OR PID ~ ‘ et e ‘ — > Bog — eY ’ > en x oOuline. fish- , wucery, w& ther ] ‘ 14 eh Ntian f her entrv into America - ? > who } foggy PAVAaANS n securities of the ank ant e equipment. ( a or Ww rite, ( 0 : — ry " . 440 i ~ Tie i ¢ Piin 4 ’ ea} vin vs gue i “by : . 1] ~ ti i? sf re . r- +i i - ° 2 + ~ ‘ —— er da | Sdir.-is ‘ S ho ung ‘ a a P i ae ‘Wd i rg wyUstomyer-s Iiis snortag: iS Miaced ‘ ] } ° B i] lj ra! } ‘ d : “7 ; we j - io. ‘ibd tha reve r » a 1th 4 ize tihat sne 1s barred, noi it iu “% ‘ ‘ a ¢ aT Pe Pe a } i 4 | M . po ‘2 O71 tt @e- . cally - ppened in 1€ pas. .3 . ° lin nrees ly > on ICcce int : z ro | re | (ye 1%] £ Att » vt es eis: %"¢ 1} ‘Ss AOCUST streets, st. souls, - 0. ; ; ? ; Sad 40ne & ith and tho ré is sHne iS a tai 4% ¥ : 2 iAter aS he Was § PLisTiR PieO Lede Cael : ¢ ‘4 « + 1} ° Pre a ¢ . erannds for the divorce. rr preparing Intormaciions, Charging : o~ “TAT h ] ; . * af why * th era ehould be anv Or. (ie greuna sO} 2} IVa} in an automobile. eli . os “qruenesseenieinead ae filed OT \ ITHSTAN Di NiO t e extreme Vv low = : : ‘ONah; - r mnection with the experi- - Lnre aoe on Serer st ve sé5i0' ' ; “a > het Per Lady Cath. It CQ! en oe i ter = liobber shot Dy WW atrchman. ater toda: t ichtenbs res Pon 6 Sy a prices at WwW hich our furnishings are (and rp 7 ¢ the Countess i: is interest- ater 1 Ly. L, te! i i ours , ™ermonsicne 4. .—-—s~:.—s- img to recall that a guilty party in! aoe 1). -. Fel 13 —one| 709 father-in-law are here to fur- marked for the February Clearance, yo u ‘. | Bt a np at id on ; : ' he «8, bbes ate Be , . T¢ Tere] Steet ser Fe ‘ t ming or on what : Another exam ple of the attitude me stepl or} inn tn08° te lle Was managing editor of the > | . LER i i : 4 hs «* re k iit Tiietii +i rine. ’ . ; as ... fneré toward the question of mis. jot the store, Thr man fell back) He was managing editor of the UCKS-ORWIG O argived Y dan’? remem. : ‘ a ee “ont eY upon the sfadewaik nfs : - : RAPER - 4 sa = : ; rare hi Lite ‘ gt ae ok a _* ] Pe re €,it x 4 : * ¢ , 9 rey ot ‘ » ™ ‘ é — . * ‘ I tian ori sei ce a ee luanione dragged him to a waitit ete ere roe yan +e wt? 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LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SA’ ee A _ A A cee cea castes oe LL I OOO nl Me a ea ore ] THE FUTILE COAL STRIKE. POLITICS-—POLICE—CRIME. ‘vunded by JOSEPH PULITZER The anthracite coal strike settlement emphasizes" The Missouri Association for Criminal Justice has Dec. 12, 1878. the folly of the strike, that is to say, from the stand- completed and published a report of its survey of Published by the Pulitzer Publishing, point of the necessity of industrial warfare and ; Dolice conditions in St. Louis, Kansas City and 5t. the gains in co-operation between employes and em-' Joseph. It holds police inefficiency largely respon- oa «om — ae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Company. Twelfth Boulevard fate | and Olive street. ehauiien, | sible for these conditions, and it places the respon- — ‘There is nothing in the settlement that even sug: | sibility for police inefficiency on the all but obsolete 4 MW) POST-DISPATCHL PLAT- | gests real compensation in future for either the oper- practice of operating the police systems of the three @ FORM. | ators or niiners as a return for the tremendous cost. cities from Jefferson City. The flagrant abuses of | know that my retirement will make no difference in its cardinal principles, that it will always fight | for progress and reform, never tol- | crate injustice or corruption, always | fight demagoguecs of all partic-, i | The estimate of the cost to all concerned, including ) this absentee government are set forth in detail and the public, is $524,900,000, This takes no account of With great candor. Many recommendations are made the suffering of either the miners or the public. may be that the operators lost nothing, It may be that the strike was profitable to them by enabling - them to sell all the coal they had on hand at ad-' Commissioners for personal or political reasons. a tnd Dever belong to any party, always oppose privileged classes and public plunderers, never lack sympathy | with the poor, always remain de- voted to the publie welfare, never bo ’ gatisfied with merely printing news, always be drastically independent ; pever be afraid to attack wrong, | whether by predatory plutucracy or years. : | predatory poverty. '! commission will | vanced prices. that it puts the miners to work again on the old: be taken. wage scale, and creates an arbitration commission | in politics—sometimes up to their knees, sometimes which shall] deal with differences for the next five up to their ears, but always more or less submerged. ‘The miners claim that the creation of the Simultaneous with the publication of this report enable them to get the check-off' came another and official blast at the devious in- they demanded. This is yet to be ‘fluence of politics in police circles. Speaking to the Republican editors at Springfield Mayor Miller JOSEPH PULITZER, | April 10, 1907. system which — | demonstrated. The settlement is for five years. No provision has been made for settlements after the five years have ended. There is not a hint of constructive agree- Republican National Committeeman from Missouri, ments Which will enable the operators and miners to On the grounds of political expediency. And if Mr. settle their differences when the five-year period is Miller had been in a 100 per cent confessional mood mee cme ee ~ LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE Pass the Zoning Ordinance.. ' "o tue Editor of the Post Dispatch. F INAT, hearing by the Board of Aider- ordinance men n the new zoning , havine been had, after a thorough dis- ended. There is no provisien for avoiding a war having been had, } hereafter. iment for political reasons; for his enthusiastic es- | cussion by legal talent, city authorities, real estate men and organizations inter- Tho futile strike, ending in a temporary truce, -pousal of Arthur M. Hyde's candidacy and his sub frURDAY EVENING, rmBRUARY 13, 1926. eel el Ce LD LL LO ; ee It | for improving police personnel and capacity, but there | ean be no permanent progress, the report asserts, ; s0 long as Governors continue to name our Police. Ifome rule, for which the Post-Dispatch has fought ! The settlement, however, settles nothing, except for a generation, is the first and indispensable step to | Until that is done our police will be mired ‘charged that he had been removed from the Board of | Police Commissioners at the instance of Dr. Clements, | he might have testified that he was given the appoint- | Pe Oy pe a '’ Re. Me : or re 45 bs matty ed pr SHAQ, we A x? « 7 ooo. . 7-8 ) 7" : . faz e 2 . S , te ee? i” ¢ fee. eGR . ond) ed ok eS A ts a , , aS: y a‘ ae Ae . : : —f Ae VY RS P ~ * A a, es 2 ~*4. © sy . Ag yy ‘ . a yc 2 “F;: ‘ 3 ‘ é f a. as . kg ‘s 4 } A *? "e! ~ of s ? s . * ' ‘ . : Jesse Grant. ant tee out ft Me dats By OWN in old Virginia but no relation to Je: ing a beautiful and s Jeff were trying to shov t Jesse out at that ga You seé, there was Jesse, Jett had been pr the dancy, prancy steed ; accustomed to horseback ther was. Jesse's father, never dismounted. So y coin’ on 7. was ambitic “Sshucks!"’ ejaculates bea 5 Rebbie.”’ So Tad climbed abos presented to Jesse a year Aye Re a pe Rt Let > te y ti ty Sung AMM OO. ase”. Rbapiage.) Wyenpsiont de Se heme ee + spear Ne fa 8 aig Rae mepangei anette Sistas copsaleinenedisteincs enesaamanerae ¥ . mans entire: Bape Sharad woe . $> oy iar . a - . ; ms eee er eke 7 ao st . , ‘ an ’ . bsroeid 6 > hte! whan Z T abt. Pe. Sk . vs _ 4 a o o > a or ~~ ag +? fi > re boi: ~ - ~ * ’ ; ? 7 wine von’ “ » = - a * ova i i adem , pr “ a ay 4 “ Re ” yy - wre se need — — - + : . "eS : . dl ‘ ‘ + lm ue taint il iis atte “a 4 , * ps _ r in Ss wrye , A a See te ahem » eh : . ae : - cae 2s ve “ a ~* ‘ . “= . uta . i Py PS arta . : Te 9 * Ng 2 me . ‘ . Sec ee ee peran ” Poe! Se aR w hin ety Ba ee Ee Phar-aigd eee eniadar ihe ora aE ee ee ested. the bill wight as well be passed, $0 demonstrates the necessity for legislation which will that an early test as to its comsitutden- provide «a means of settlement without strikes in on a Bo: ecel apposed to various the future. Congress now has five years in which The large element opposed to vat ‘ . lanes of the ordinance and to zen- to adopt legislation which will put an end to coal Ve Sa S } « 4 ahaa ing in any form, and the fact that on two strikes and enable the mines to operate while the previous vccasions the Missouri Supreme qirferences between miners and operators are being ‘‘ourt has decided ema "y De the ce settled. ee toon men iio of Uf President Coolidge’s recommendation with regard the police power, and again, that it was to action by Congress to carry out the plans recom- uneoustitutional because it did not pro- mended by the Coal Commission has any meaning, he vide for compensation for damages [0 ii) yee Congressional ‘action, He will put force tee t+ ners, make it certain that ov 0d will ke onatht and vigor into his recommendations, and try to get “Since the former zoning law was the legislation. The Oddie bill, embodying the sub- knocked out the city has witnessed a rush stance of the Coal Commission's plan, is now pending of building oe ee | in Congress. If Congress is willing and capable of ea ' O! s ue oO : . . ‘ to forestall possible prohi constructive work, it will take up this or a similar voning regulations. This, while adding to. sefee . property values in general and providing measure, shape it into workable form, and rid the au outlet for investment and labor, has | country of the cost and suffering through periodic naturally ruade conditions more difficult | Seaeatians Of tue Gestation of the basic industry of for the zoning authoritles when a law) 7 that will gtand comes into operation.. or this reason, the sooner a law is| activities depend. passed and tested the sooner will the city | . be in a position to regulate its growth | and put an end to the present chaos in| ¢&e?¢ - et eee TRAFFIC OFFICERS’ PERIL. The death of Traffic Officer William Sass, struck coal mining, upon which all industrial and business ‘stretch. Such slothfulness' and almost in the face of was Rebbie—and Jesse m stantial services in going down into his pocket and | paying the expenses of a banquet tendered Mr. Hyde. here in this hostile camp of St. Louts. | Mr. Miller’s career as Police Commissioner {is not now in question. The point is that the office is a. political job. It is patronage which Governors dis- pense, wisely or unwisely, for political considera- | tions. | Whether the words of Mr. Miller will sink into- There were five hor: outside of Richmond. Th wearing a very high sto feet to his stature. Jess on a horse than when he father, a short, stocky m of determination on his the consciousness of the editors who heard them, most of whom live in rural Missouri, can only be_ uilitary offieee aaa conjectured. It. is to be hoped they will. It is to, a See | Whoop! they're off. be hoped, too, that the disinterested and studious : report of the Association for Criminal Justice will | impress all the people of rural Missouri. For {t is! rural Missouri that is denying home rule to the three largest cities of the State. It is rural Missouri that is keeping our metropolitan police systems in polities and to that extent is playing into the hands of our | criminal elements. : Jesse tried hard to rein I laugh, for he increased 1} and the short man and t : ‘ only made Jeff go faster others to cease pursuit. ‘“‘Ahead of me,”’ said #0 years later—which wa were shouting and runnir sters formed as by magic corral. Down this living | | that excitement was over +o Hie admits that! seven hours atu Thomas the ¢ expense under which these dailies labor makes it deg ; : 4 otal monopoly the coup wadiciadinines race; somebody who can floo necessary for them to treat matters of public con- ran aluminum trust, say, as Mile. Le ; — cern froin a non-partisan or independent basis.” As po: nglen has flattened that camera Cé é one of the expensive newspapers to which Mr. } : as . one - Miller There is a place in Washington for a woman with | referred, the Post-Dispatch wishes to express its ap- a wollen ks Oe naa preciation of the Mayor's unconscious, therefore | p like Suzanne ne doubly effective, tribute to modern journalism. . : a eD G -—--———— ee ee ee consider an eee ree eee Now that the Countess Cathcart has been barred from our shores is an adulteress, we shall hare X- No radical should be inflamed at the report that cuse France for whatever decision it a ica the daughter of a native rubber king in Java wore a admitting the Stitlimans wedding gown made of bank notes. If fashion is the. ee ee same there as here such a dress would not be an | elaborate display of wealth. | ¢¢¢- DECLINE IN BUS RIDING. ae Bat be interesting to have the explanation of a e’s . ‘ anaca , a , NO WHITEWASH. steeh SMEG TPEEL ders thie toraece : bus Ts s January, as Senator Harreld’s effort to report the aluminum | compared with January of last year. The weather | case out of the Judiclary Committee with a pretty has not been unusually severe, The street cars have | coat of whitewash has failed. That committee, by a been so packed during the rush hours that they could | vote of 9 to 7, voted for the Walsh report, which ree- | hardly have carried more people, and although they | ommends a senatorial investigation of the conduct of | have been fairly well warmed, considering the mild the Department of Justice and the Federal Trade | weather, it can hardly have’ been their comparative Commission in relation to the Mellon Aluminum comfort that has robbed the busses of their custom. Trust. Can it be that the novelty of bus riding is wearing The Walsh report is based on testimony of mem- off, so that many who at first welcomed this mode ders of the Department of Justice and of the Federal of travel have tired of it? Is the competition of the Trade Commission, and contains a stinging indict- service automobiles too severe for the busses? Vlas | ment of the methods employed in handling this case. the public come to the conclusion that solid tires, un- It questions the vigor and good faith of the Depart- | upholstered upper-deck seats and exposure . all | ment of Justice in the eonduct of the investigation | Weathers on the bus tops is hardly worth the fare’ to determine whether or not the Aluminum’ Trust What is the chief reason for the decline in snihier Was guilty of unlawful] monopolistic acts. It con- of passengers? We need the busses, but something demns as senseless the refusal of the Federal Trade will have to be done to show the publie that bus Commission to turn over its evidence in the case to riding is “the thing.” | the Department of Justice. It emphasizes the ig- norance of the Attorney-General about a case which It is rumored that the United States senate, for- brought forth a public condemnation of the alumi- merly known as the Millionaires’ Club, is sentdly hum company from his predecessor, and which in- changing into servants’ quarters, volved the property of his fellow member in the Cab- inet, Secretary Mellon. | It would have been shameful! if, after all the damn.- ing evidence which the preliminary investigation pro duced, the Senute should have washed its hands of this case. Senator Harreld, as spokesman for partisan Re publicanism, contended that, since the Department of Justice was still working on the case and since it was again to come before the Federal Trade Commission, - the Senatg has no business in {interfering further. The soundness of this contention is punctured by the past history of the case, which exposes the ex- treme lassitude, indifference, incompetence and fa- voritism with which {t was handled. It is time for some independent actors to appear upon the scene. It is time for a body which {s not beholden to Secre- | tary Mellon in any way to examine this pecullar transaction, to find what Hes below the surface. We can trust the Senate, at least certain members of it, to approach this investigation without fear of the shadow cast by the Aluminum King in the Cabinet : : (\ oe ee ne THE BROKEN HEART. From the Detroit Newe NDS MA ‘ Au American concern’'s exclusive rights to take mo- ) >.> owe 8 SP, ‘ . > ne ag ee ~. eyem ai y 4 . a t 2 . me ne - ~ . *" ¥ re tog wes Vem ae . | an ied eo” ¢ > - 4s - s - - - Set , , ° ~.*@ wa .. y hd Se en oa Al ~ er . Pe i . ra Pa oe + 54 & - rebellious, I rode far in 7 the ee ~ = : pe ae i . - 4 “ + ro abe moe ASA eas a lead strap on Jeff. aad oe OR ° 2 RB Nas i a NO en te iE ot chen ua Wn MY ee eee see ee Se | r ; suf SE iy ah etal UI GRIER ARE Se St em ne Ow ® eee ‘, or els tet: hth? 3 po. ty eadquarters. When the 1 party reached the Tort that day, something h + That made all forget about away of Jeff. “T have never known,’ Iolilowed And, true to form, another dame To cheer his life in two weeks came: He quite forgot the first one’s nurne, But wrote sad verses just the same, The lovely lady did not die She went and wed some other guy; Yor his lost love he did not sigh— He sougiit the next, as you and I. JOS. D. HEADE, 5 ; finally lief, ¢ ° ° their tombs and forbid ft. f “ Sir: At Sixth and Olive: ne esse, “whether the ass aut &744 sk Geeet i. ‘ know hee ee cies s : 7 gee a pees ahs . , 2 ee | more than 112,000,000 man-hours 9 ay In the world, were f ? of ¢ ; It was a Union Pacific employe toe" *ar at a martial demon low. Such ace sidents HURRAH FOR OUR TIME! pn After being defeated in Congress for | |. st conspee , 8ardiess of its nature. years by a combination of Democrats | | received the medal {or =a enti erly Confusion of perfectly and Insurgent Republicans, Secretary | | 8€r¥ice in furthering accident a re ‘“setpline, the shrilling bu Mellon finally has won his fight for big | | This mnan, assistant foreman = trod 3 “harp commands of offic business. sllops of the road, has never be "Wades hurrying to their p There never was a time inthe history | | se dR eee a ‘onl Si | ns? | . rte ‘he ehells screaming o of this republic when the great financia: | | TAl/read service. More & began pee 2COiwtit {ed «sus the sort of et interests were as completely in control a — safety ee ee for #4 q ent we most keenly enjo of the Government as the present ho | | nvented several effective | an OD Roy ‘e presen ur. | The success of ) Omment of | dent prevention. bey now operating the type There never was a high prie ss temple of privilege cane a vss - ap | | system is indicative of the conden a 1m : : spa yr sptemedE ' railroad operation, ‘Terrible ace , me nd then father hurrie zealous than Calvin Coolidge. And thera eccur occasionally, but they are “nt Lincoln and us fnte ¢ never was 2 more obsequious collection quent than in former years. — bay Proof. Foran eternity of of acolytes and incense burners on both | ctossing railroad tracks were @8 age _, how imagine it to ha sides of the Senate chamber than there 'eerned about accident prevention @2 35 “Out 20 minutes-—we hr ‘ ta A > he nes ™ . > lliin anf " ‘iS (oday.——Senator James A. Reed. road employes, another big group ™ tn ew etyY Of that shelter. ‘ ‘> 7} dents would be promptly reduced. '¢ distant booming of t on epeeetielietiattiee ceases ae ee " “ pte? . resi to see nothing ! ** $4at at first Tad and | laa

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SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 13. 1926. —_— —— es me ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 5 — ew Viysses S. Grant, field commander Cannot recall that either father or of the armies of the United States President Lincoln spoke to us while Se : ee Bs left sitting in a high chair because —— x, te . > - \r -s ‘ ; o or : 2 a 4 nN t 14 % “> + . ’ : YPINIO S coming to St. Louis in a few days “4 Po nt. I faney those latter F 4 Sanit iaiene . h Sia “ — the famous hjographer of Mark ®!Tor (if, as Mr. Paine points out, +4 .. . +e? Benge lf ppenings were atin etetic . : ei é 4 y > "ro gaia eiy ie 9g F Re ae to atte he y Scouts’ circus re swallowed up ; “3 : , Twain remembers it was an error). About that time s a a es oe | my own -duapeointeent gone tes Sided with a desiie to By OSCAR LEONARD. unbalanced as @ result of her ter- 550°. oui saetaiaie the errors of saad Taal aaa sg pe . t er Ss 8 r @s . > RR. _ : >. & ; er , Mn, r€ féere cut evetect ani = signed to reprodum@ a a “member vaguely thar mv erin iE é ee ee ree, OF little 206. HAT humanity may have. to' ae ee ee ee er’s or chika" bane ime aphgon apers down ir ‘es } iubin : aa | : —? : Hager 5 invade Mew Sue ae i Lesce a. As : oxi . + *j ts “\ *ié ar¢ ii¢é , - : pape ; : Liti i ‘ > ew ¥ - . . f xistence, not with its poetry. Oe ee ee ee a. rr errrnens. Sree ” prices sg —T Ne' a York, we 7 thanks for its generosity, and for TOOK Manhattan cocktai's). ° ° ‘ 7 a iinet » Seetd en old man by any means, surely nowt intimate inside of it. Jesse — is young in spirit. He was born being the baby of the family, Mrs. Antiquarians *8 4, igs¢ {in the famous Grant “‘log Grant nearly always took him yman origin for tl cabin’ a few miles from St. Louis— 2/0DS when she went to spend uining that the COM {i's still there, too. Lordy, what we¢ks or months with the General A Aa ee @iha ia 4f4 UX ay ore of the basic principles of religion aE ; . ight ; heen even Ti _ ato another book. Anyhow, [am politicians at Washington, ‘later * "iS. io ¢ & i / mika & ike é Te . e of Inch Se ln ing to treat this book of Mr. that Jesse learned to deabinc ’ 17 » sv ee , > > . ‘ oe called Assyn | Grant's chiefly as a story of the they were his father's ‘n More, was prac | S real ene- i. cus Mackay adventures of a boy under circum- | mies. qi * n 8s oad be " oe anc 4 ° ; “13 , up and down tl es extraordinary. } Jesse's earliest recollection of His wife, plead as e ° tie War is of the escape of his. } mother and himself from the Con- 4 ND before I forget it I am m to stop the no od . . ie Ti te : yw ] “er Ve ; cr ; 5 3, ~ ~ 4 . : ic +} 4 - ° P “ re man, he dropP i going to tell you about a still stinks bs in rho were Cl sing in upon Was Powe wed on this page . Anne, the artist, who always put tune for the sole purpose of d i BY ws —- Mr Darcaa ‘sg toot gear, pickege more thrilling experience that wiy oprings, Miss. Plrey ro! when Miss Anthony was visit- Lee’s interests before her own, 1s, ¢ 1B breagge oh --cpibogpen gto sa al Out February 15 et ote at ‘ é ;_ = : - i i un 0 ~ . c \ P ~~ - . i ae 5 sited . 2 ; . : ‘ 7 | ~ ent Lincoln and Tad were on one In the dead of night there . annie age “ar the ipe e%, . Zz — * " 7 ¢) 0 ? c . ° ° ect for ¢t a a ne General at City Point. Presi- his father just outside Vicks: se alarms were frequent.’ on a doorstep. Jesse's companion ‘bered in the ! es ater CKSbUt Be meee = ce “i > . e . ? ioug) as tat mother: challenged him to fight. The boy The book is indtrectly a study cA Truly Great HiStorical , * «> a ‘3 eve r jess than @ r ” gl, a a oo ‘ ' : mM TDei] irequent visits to GramntsS a crashing noise. Some Cle] : ; . 4 Seotland. ° ; ; ae st naarch e ae at e cia - Pee and beyond } -eadquarters, When the mounted field piece concealed in the woods » search, a few frantic; about a foot taller and much big- See Tt ee | Tipe dale oiled. ' ef oe ‘ ’ . : sig : () Ts “na x Anin sin + - hn ’ Y ty > #1 Yr -egTo ble a t nas rs m é ‘ oe ' * ? ‘ ) r iter sjex HUM '8"Y finally reached the outlying had taken a shot at the stear Si and two panic stricken boys’ ber than the others. He fought, Negro blood “4 LOE is: ‘applied to these people; it pos- if r: Lis . . se ¢ : —— : why} ‘si yer tha ; : sas e - ae Fs . oo + ,Y s L r Ja issue from “ay of Jeff, meet the—to me—great cvent o: Margaret Fuller, published about two years ago, presents a picture of the New England celebrity not found in any oth- er work. It is called, and right- ly so, a psychological biogra- phy. “Catherine the Great” remarkably like many sensitive persons with good organs of sight. She arrived at a sane sens6 of val- ues through much the same efpe- riences that a high-strung, someé- what spoiled, seeing girl might have had. _ the others had been captured. arose, ‘and he turned out to he third* time they took a drubbing Tie was against the war. had been alike to him, until this. Then he married the girl who had, been thus mishandled. vengeance upon the French. came to America and made a for- |! - the greatest insult one white | ; He is never at home. Ns Shales RA ak ei Ns Tilford Dargan ‘Scribners) are stories of our Southern moun- | N “Highland Annals,” by Olive taineers, characterized by beauty not only of style but of sympathetic insight into the lives of a people unique in their language, habits descriptive passages, but she is a great many things besides. in sociology. Surely it points to the futility of modern methods as vivid that Len and Serena and Nv Oui . ; rang 80s i a EES ae that ride, until { 2 I hare never known ? writes ‘ the war. That was the Sight q) . ~ . “~ . ~~ 9 >, > 7 +} ‘ ~~ . h > “ny ) lz e mong his porn Jesse, “whether the Rebels had Rebbie, the little Shetland, all 1 St. Louis and the from the big boy. But th recor Gerenany ‘he would be a - a a nn Coretta and old Gran-pap live in ; awd : =o P if ; , " Smitha} + .y » ime 1eV i >} ‘ who P' noted the increased activity and - ° *>% hi: Jlroad Syste: 7 e from thie and th : a } dier had made the diminutiv: ste Ds an j into the hotel. straight a Wea bs haa li Ss) re & - | —— , 4 o - ¢ scfiac -3 . ~¥% ,t ic > ars ‘i + "Pe ~ . . arriqnan medal CGF y,. gel = tee wee ane Chere | saddle and bridle, for me. Life #¢! » the office. Mother and @@S8 Satisfied with the result of He is the soul to tell how it is prevented. Let’ lightful accuracy; and, above all, ent preventi@ ‘here “ a sat holds but one thrill such as was the others were there the fowrth. “Fight it cut along this He is one of a} the reader find out. one is grateful for the literary Wen eh aed PTA 7 oo : ° = i ~ 4 &« . ve : ee ; ‘ : iD = a nF J i ne : - “— i whet. Vasitore of mmportance. mine as I sat in that saddle upon I } ' ay nd line if it takés all summer,"’ Was The story is well written. There merit of these sketches, each one oA TM ° ha ner ; "ee thy . - » . sau . 4 12 . ¢ ‘ iS e,¢ (Tesce i “ . : oH a f “aE . a ; ¢ . Poe . ae ‘ i fare: j ? oe ord the ee i Y Just happened. But! neppie in the first knowledge of th lppery 2 Perr his way, as we know. , his homecoming disillusions are many poignant moments. The expressive of a thoughtful yet com- ae ec : delight of T ince : ¢ ei csiag we i ma tHe ; tte : ett — in “Dd myeelf . armen rowan possession. For years there- old Sont \ powerful Negro. | Mr. Grant makes some keen pathetic situation of the man who’ manding art. e ee adit ie ty ~ the o ele . “ > : i * — } 1 ae ° : ee ns issenger Killed pene} ie ’ ' - = eS after Rebbie was my most con- ho '¢ dfathe lo; s farm comme@its Wpor natters of stat. ¢@- belongs to no race 18s totuching. Tf i — . ee ™ ’ Ss la never tor et. rs oo ia ’ * . % ss 7 ra + . Pe e . A : } f th hep ' , iq i : vear. The Union Te 4 4 stant companion, and the pony Cay ; : \dilv daw manship, P24 if defends his fa- : Pye h is ~ ( hiltd psa eey nen th £inh il ne Fellowship of * . » } ° _ . i ; . . " - shy vrireée “4 137 7 ? Q ‘ —. , . 4 . , ~ae roy A pa , | t i also We ta small boys whose experi- lived until 1883.” . ° ° ther most vigorously against all® touch of white women, but is on the head of humanity, which > =e "i # recoré “ ™ ¥ ry ’ . - . ’ ,oO es . : s . . ty go - . ; le t+ a ve Yr) £2 4 > _? | ? lives ‘ouch Pee ee wer, that bad Gen. Grant, Jesse tells us, never detractors But those@higgs are [es shrink from hag rmade war possible. If the Faiths ~~ ° \ ~~ = . . ) Ne ; mere © Spen aia . 4 if Be} LE : ei ; ‘4 a hs . . "¥° Sc .% nan ‘ eo ae r cy 7. an-hours of works tan pg considered the greatest that he was one of the gentlest ' waere 3 t eight are for the old-timers to read, w in'on human a and human de- r is hurnan nature not to see . : , ~&; if - pH : : " oe : ahaa ‘ . d ‘ ‘ ‘ it os ‘ ‘ _ si - +) ’ Pare > remenihere b, ‘ . P - ‘4 sae ¢ say! ; . } € pa oe ae pee a " - . . . ~mplore, too. whee f Yeap a world, were incapable 254 most considerate of men. thrilling years. He remembers the though that is not to. insinuate 4 nad t oe nC} ane should be banished from the forest because of the trees ae ‘- ij}«- cident 1 x Hans , u " Nn of perfe ctly trained secs iain’ eeetilindinah ‘sitine Grandfat} eo ‘ i i But-— g@iv'—w isht TI had space IH] etics Saints an ical con ‘epts, and some oddly in- mas, the forins and the cerem wr 4; he (mma . “Pi ne, tiie « ri lin huelec +tuco mociet were Visiting -wPandiatilé top of s hoot . : u ! er u 9 uu a5 el sili ‘ ai . . ni ’ } aye made men forget the ra om H “arp a | ‘nt, at Wistonwish about l : for just one more of Jesse’s ad- exact rhymes, in the work of the ™4@'S eee sig t : = . e (97) | ref i 4 ; ~ “4 aa s . ‘ . i ii : : .* er . oe. C4 cOlMman ix * ,{f ‘oye cyt? aaie « ° “7% sled ’ «A ‘ am | } ly y ‘ } ’ > 2 , ’ “4 » - — ~—— ® att aon ‘ p ~ “5 ee . . in ¢ g th. 4 1s only rs i uoume “Wades hury.s, se ee ee SUN miles from St. Louis. - Wistonwish oe 5 ee oe Rogie cae : ventures. He .writes modestly of y arcyrs great hymn-writer. It gives hard- Dasic prins none a _ : ee ars of @utive ‘ F ind i Trying to their POSITIONS, was the name of th suntrs pia Shou | I ent] Air. ‘,reeiey S&S atten- them e\e@n Alling above thea time ie eet ly sufficiens recognition > the as one compiles these hasic prin- ~~ ar Pp Ay ea . ea ee ss ‘ wr. S ’ / ' > cc 7} 7 ate ce P baa re ATE : 4 : Ale ‘ ‘ / sf ‘ a i ta = pth : eA : ss 3 “ : ” , . — 4 has Sos years ot, ahelis screaming overhead. piglets isi a ain ne samnoved tion m i! or should I quietiy pull when he was sent toa girls’ school RO. 3 REDeRIC PALMER S majesty of Refore Jchovah's Aw- ¢ iples and places them side 1 " side 7 oh " sap ’ es i ‘ ‘ 4 | F' is ic eeae ‘ ae on tl mA _. : % = nee: : . i ae e ‘ Seas ' ’ get gee re) ° re it" began He ‘rtain- that treuser Ieg down?’ In my Un- and took the part of two little 1s and Martyrs”! ful Throne” and the emotional ap- | that human beings can see how ws agree on fundamentals. This is : from Whitehaven, the original l- we Lc : : * . nEeNIV enjoved devices for & * “me? 7 2a mia mot? ine ert ta > . "i . - : 27 T cacn 2a ri il ey. ] ut wine n girls ww ho were skipping the rope (Harvard University peal of ‘‘When I survey the Won-) what Alfred W. Martin has done in family home Rarlvy one morning i aa this @ iit se. amily home. ‘ Sh aaa ai anna no - : coeas of in voy a i OCG Bibi ee ee oe gee heen dinner was over and our. 6UC8#’ ang had beem disturbed by two drous ross. ; ores , . ; . > 7 aa : ‘ . ~~ : . a, . ’ : . . ‘ . ‘ ~ ae = . ; 1. ‘ " : se et ‘ oe ee - ts . ry - aar “he és . . iieants a W operating the typewriter.) much past five years old, and a Fere [ spoke to father about it. pigger girls, cred, who ran be- first six of w hich have some rela- Angelus Silestus, Joachim of ego a0 5p book, I . b piste of Soe + And then father hurried Presi- cousin a few months his senior, ““%"' should T have done YOU tween them. The colored girls tiom to the wide subject suggested Floris,” and “Perpetua and Felic- | Faiths’ (Roland Publishing Co.) | ‘itas” are other subjects. The con-| Mr. Martin ts one of the leaders of hey are less did quite right, my boy.’ sald gaye little Jesse a trouncing. They | The most generally cluding essay is ‘Synoptic, Pauline the New York Ethical Society. His) in general, rather than in the hands of those who are »broad- minded, much good should result. Our time certainly needs something of the spirit underlying this book. O. I. ! S S SS . SS WS SS \ NS ¥ WY ss ‘\ N \N \ N PW gs WQ S Wy F ISS NN GG YE gL VN EQ 6] S SS N N VX S SSS N NEN NS NI SVSASAS NAS MS S RN NENA WwW N SN ¥ SYQGQUE_ SY gee N NS LWY KK SQV NSE SQ8%v¥_ VK SEWO'V © F VLWL@VGG YL S NN SN NY Y NL NS WY Ugg NS YS PHY AMOO YY SSS SS S NN sNX YN NY WSS SH s NN NA SS WS S \\ 7 FF SEW SYYQ BG LF F GT GF F gg VF YL Qa SES SN SY N SS YY YW VS SS SEE “ope SN N US Mgr FL S N\ es We sss \ Ss \ S WN N \ N \ NA N \ N \ : SSS \ oe NST (SLY LV LCSW GG Ss : SS ESI SSS | Ea ae MS SESS \ _ > SSNS SSM QV TS. EASA i bd bhi e e | PSS SSS SAS EEE EE EE EEE EE EE EES EEE ESE EES ESE ES ‘. WAAANAAARAAAA ARRAN SEES ESS EEE SS BE EEE 9 Grant Writes a Rove’ Terller Episode in Verdi's B: bs a . See F inh & : 2 : wpe Hit it | j i | DOU! ine Mavs oi uUlvsses S, mE : | ustice to ; : i rranz Werfel \ ' a ‘ oe oy 2 | erie H d Py! a i ak ; ; Papal ack eon. | owar yie ee : , v* ie? ty oy aT “OWN in old Virginia a small boy named Jesse, born in Missouri “CORDING to the publishers, \ y, By HARRY R. BURKE. HE esthet! +4 17 i¢ such. that; had it been, I might not ; i as “Verdi’’ bv Frans Wrae es - . ry ‘ iocra- > esthetic activities—-if suc! at, di« . ew ERs . —— 7 6 Ee dut no relation to Jesse James (who also had a horse), was rid- ~ ae “it vranz Werte! (a \ ; is pee st Lage Mae — aay soi folks are peculiar.' have given it up for the thorry i WA , : Fs . Sa . ; 10] aM ah luster), is rm yher, CQ 1arles >: Ab 0 : is is ; ; ai Ns ‘ : ; ; ; 7 oe Bf ing a beautiful and spirited mount named Jeff. Both Jesse and the great masterpieces of ‘aac a re — , \ a nds lie Here we have tn the “Queries way of letters. M3 baste was ; - ; teeta Ps O1 3 ne ° ‘ ‘“ Ss Sc ee i ait us r : aes @ . y r . _ a bo 4 EPs, . . ia bo c ( WwW e ‘par =Tlt ) ; a rather rosaic one. 80) ho- “sett were trying to show off before distinguished company. . Jef! | But as Mark Twain said when X\ wd ) SY Pyle. His is the advantage of hav- — ae ayn eae pocine bg oeyeianin am rent € ° iSnoyw ‘ > ory: . ba oie ’ ‘ sixr’ Strious New TK ~~ 0 ¢ “ 2p 7 V. peat Jesse out at that game, to Jesse’s deep chagrin. nega na te legram announcing his —_ ing Pyle’s letters, his family's let- Soetaa a cel ei ios ae chemsteate-oanl Sue You see, there was a boy named Tad, somewhat bigger than gh S somewhat exaggerat- . all ters, and the lettera of Pyles - Pn a adi ; ae business, but a long way from | ec, orr "erfe!] sa P ; ai ae ° — ° op ° | “ Jesse, Jeff had been provided for Tad, who took one good look at us a gre: Fr Wertel Ras Ot a friends at hig command. The man 7 4, trying to locate a poem); roses and hyacinths. . wate | us a great work. He writes about was interesting. His position as an’ Viitan by Ed 4. Guest that is And now here is another cor- dancy, prancy steed and shook his head. Tad’s father, though |# great personality. That is . y , 7 “gies ie tten by Edgar A. Guest that is , . the ’ , ’ . otal - } ‘ag ynality. That is all. é illustrator was commanding. His the story of a man having a won- rection, of a still earlier perio’ accustomed to horseback, was no such skillful rider as Jesse’s fa- “glide verdi Was 8 Ice) oe canes eee ‘| spirit of romance was stircing and gery) time when he suddenly gets, —oh, much earlier: I lived in ‘ im ae ther was: Jesse's father, you might say, was born on horseback and are p eree MOURICIRM, eee ee a x , : : beautiful. The curious bent of his’ 4 ,ick from his wife under the) St. Louis, then, and fn that far- ee ‘at ° aA ime when 2 qd MmLoOL ee lig "+ , c ' : > ’ = ‘ F = Lore ‘ ‘ ' " + i e never dismounted. So you can see that Jesse, though he was only | work Wii 72 ' oubted his own mind toward pirates should afford, | tape.” Hold! we've miscopied that off day there was a — ye ; . ay! E : . € a cease oO Oo} } se. . 7 : - lic owli ‘ = ‘ A oe q ‘ _- . es ‘ h »}j . ’ 6, ie 4 Sf = goin’ on 7, Was ambitious to uphold the family prestige. Fiaine ad Sr — ia it would seem, delightful zlimpses |It goes thus: “... a kick under | Sams - I ~ im O'Too - f i: mag 4 sos ae a i ° . oseebalal a} ag : nere were \ into that mind of Quaker heritage. | the table from his wife.” It’'a the during a big fire, and given @ : ; es “shucks!’’ ejaculated Jesse; “I'll ride Jeff, an’ Tad can ride S'Tussies between the adherents of Pyle could write as well as paint | wife’s kickers, of course, that ar- large public funeral. Hi Rebbie.” = epee ante the adherents of Ver- ‘and draw. He had fancy. He under the table. Mr. Guest never This was an ta for age ee ,a!. It is about this period that the it. He had humor. would di he’s quite t r I wrote a poem and too . if c climbed aboard the little She , ls = ca Rte ea: ‘ could express it. e , ould dare—he’s quite too prope! het : AEs ne BE ses oe oo - het wee po ama been op esilagiga in ay Charm was his in his relation to —-to locate a fellow’s wife under — beget = of ig Crd Be : ee presen ss ye so earlier, In the vicinity o icksburg | erdl comes to Venice {incognito life the table. “Can any one help me dispatch. I climbed som iss are af , s —only a ar frien: 1 | : are : : | airs au own into the | and almost in the face of the whole Rebel army—-remember his name his bie a ee owe Moreover, Mr. Abpott had tha = find it?” pleads H. F., meaning pir pest ro low place : was Rebbie—and Jesse mounted Jeff. con acne winhes he pans” os advantage of a publisher Who had pe a a povcion: a a pee incr iF , ; > egegesemnan — a OTK e p ¢ “eae e do not seem to have peruse : psi 4 Pe ’ — k : There were five horsemen in the party, bound for a fort just Nore. A new opera fs to come. = om gee wecit ecules ee the pathetic poem, but we can cite Dis eyesiasses, whom I gy 4 m ‘here wae Tad’ He is not to he disturbe: “W4) DogKs, articies an wcseegtaaie ’ ; nized as Joseph Pulitzer, from tside of Richmond. There was Tad's father, an ex , } - MOC 0 be disturbed while = a ade .. F. to other eminent samples of é ou a, site n extremely tall man at work. He encounters Waener © Other publishers seem kindly to ge ah Page gigas pies the many caricatures I had seen H yearing a very high stovepipe hat which seemed to add about two wh, ik! Coleus 3 a ~ * ph O permit reproductions from — 2 ance of Mr. Gs genius, vg of him. Another man sat near i : who has taken his laurel: ron Ae genus, whic! ay serve suitably Pe ee ‘ feet to his stature. Jesse thought Tad’s father looked even taller him. But he dees not meet Ria, L Now out of all this comes “HOwW- og cris on gree sate a Po * and I think it was to him I hand- eas ' ; E j 1} “eS oO y} ’ ar- ve : ss ” : aces oe UDSULICI pe. 7 fari b Ce i ‘ Bae on a horse than when he stood on the ground. There was Jesse's "Cr. One day he decides to meet le ard Pyle: A aerate Mt A ade we have held acetal in our €¢ ™3 ae tg rene tei i . . }y} ri. il 4 > iers a J « 5 ’ -" hb) é © poser had died that day. ‘ ’ el ee he inspired utterance, anent the x SES I y e natty blue . t + op ‘ , les eg : \wever, whe he paper came | military officer in a natty blue uniform. And don’t you forget Cad There are other plots and coun- nificant bits from Ra tI boy who sat in the dentist's chair ee pbwiies ns ae hada af, ) and Jesse. \ terplots; men and women are in- and little elae. It is property On© for operating purposes. The little ne se + har eae 5 ng Whoop! thev're off. Jeff darted forward hell-to eplit Little troduced who have no particular and — t mean much. mandomgg lad was so enthrilhed by the re- “We have wituoasel the shinning 46 | . : sitiag = ' atti’ business in the storv—thev are . of goo taste are vioiated-——ms volving spittoon attached to the : ; cn : i Jesse tried hard to rein him in. Jeff probably gave Jesse the horse space fillers and help make the As Walt McDougall sees himself. An illustration from “This Is ¢vén in the matter or enthusiasm. ' chair that he forgot to holler! nian uae a ould have been he 4 M4 . ai +] _ ere ms . @ ™ : : rt "¢ { Ss j ‘ - ; * tt laugh, for he increased his speed with every stride. The tall man bock rather too long. An adulter- the Life’ (Knopf), drawn by the author, Walt McDougall. rhe Howard Pyle who stalks Then there's the longer and mamas god naan aces ae i and the short man and the natty officer took out after Jeff. which °"S relation is dragged in by he os through these pages—except when more lingering lyrical ballad of ; ae “*. ' otty us. . ti, WICH ag se SSS == he speaks for himself in his corre- +} rs broke my heart. t is prett} ‘aay only made Jeff go faster. Jesse's father. seeing this ied neck, to show how much nsy- e speaks for himselt the two old boys, brothers aged seilie - atter 45 years, to cor- : H ther to ce rsuit eS ae 5 tus, Calied to the chology’ the author knows. The spondence—is a sort of clothes- 78 and &2, who had thetr first quar- _— peti . goed - “e ‘ , ke §«—«ig ABS vtners ase pu episode’ h PE RI 4% | a, } igure upon which to hang— rel. The y roth lerke rect that printers miistane a8 . 2 | pisode’ has no sicnificance in the The Beau tiful Girl Who Was Blind aha concugit aie tierenin ee - Ce eee prother jerked it was a mistake), but I feel bet- at Ahead of me,” said Jesse in telling about this exciting incident meey; it has nothine te @€6 eet oe LCC os - 2°50 pages of chronicle. the weight from the grandfather's dep ee : P a aidieass it 40 years later—which was only a féw weeks ago. br the Aes rag either. Wagner or Verdi. no bhear- i) GN RR ms Lo ae ganas oa ecco ane Gaudy horrors from magazine il- clock that stood on its shelf 90 ter for sepivting done ae 4 Seftey Ht were shouting and running 1d : d Ls 1 es i Way-— men ing on Verdi's returning to is | By JEAN WATSON. story--if there is pathos Ifn self- lustration lard the pages. But the Years, and therewith brained the meantime tried te ive 5 aae™ a | ag : °° mg, an . Oubie line of soldiers and team- work as a composer. That story NE of the most charmine of %@cTifice for an ideal: real beauty of Pyle’s pen-and-inks elder brother. We know of no Very truly, Hy iF sters formed as by magic, converging upon the open gate of a mule in {tself should make a novel for Q)ecen: novels is “My Lady “My Lady Lee” will linger in the Seems to be hidden. Abbott, 2) ee enone, ee peetry §6er fe ALBERT BIGELOW PAINE. afi corral. Down this living lane plunged Jeff, and into the corra] and Herr Werfel to¢ write. Lee.’ by Edith Ballinger Price would appear, shares the theory of prose, of fratricide being commit- * ° ° it HY that excitement was over. But the rest of the war chasrined d The transla ion from the Ger- (Greenberg, New York). Lee Kel- understanding the modern American artist that “ae = ha clock-weight. R. PAINE'’'S allusion is to the i i rebellious, I rode far in the rear d : woe @ an man {is by Helen Jessiman, who ton, born blind {n a “poor white” story of one of a class that claims bigness and color—exhibition pic. “ if H. F. still seeks Guestian burning of the old Southern i : “a lead str Jott.” : , and an ordériy rode by my side, really did a good job. mountain cabin of the South, was tures, in a word—are the be-all ee cet him commit - to Hote! “which happened April ft Ee oo wee SPOS the tall man was Abraham : “Gradually the bombardment — .. oe a =a Ry -onn Bika “ a tee. Ag rete prdloorice a ox te gos ee nese ee lines: | whe 0c ee iH lincoln, President of the United slackened, and. our fort failing ; nn — m one hd —_ — eonnection between these and the. tory-made as Fords. — as 16 I envy not the man who hath “Who's Who in America” was a [et tates, and the short wan was to respond, it ceased entirely ’ . n. “iy naan.s at the W eits Sree: one grows bay know Lea's real significance of Pyle's black — Not £een a. babv in her bath few months under 15 vears of ace fe 4 oe a Memorial were not unkind, but appealing face as well as that of a' and white seems to %escape from . ea one wien he dashed off his “shinin-: 4 £3 aa ; is Wana sree BYE Ai aNd Ry CORON later fener 7 1¢ peOW prooe Aneoln and us into a homb- started out on a long ride, Jess ’ 1 that | ears. , . . “¢ ' . . : . t }» : - ’ a 4 ene! tar ‘ i ; ‘ , ® : rych CO . Por an eternity of time— mounted on Rebbie and the other rie If you had } sf Nat being " ladies,’ Jesse couldn't be ° . 7 ; : . dis » ee” Jes “a " » . °. ‘ — . —- rs ¥% % ~~ eit aT cow — _ —— ra. me SMasine it +, have n boy on-a pony. slightiy larger ts leg down, you would oOmly( expected to return and gackle and Johannine Conceptions of movement 1 terested in the . sv) 1 Mee fy es . . + — i + EE _____ ; ‘ se i st itn ele SR ey ia SB be g . i pe Ae et a A

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-. | ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ® SATURDAY EVENING “FEBRUARY 12, 1926 — SLLOUIS ee -— the end of hie naval program. We we bade each other ieee rt ec Fe ee ee - : - ee oe . ‘ oun e » + * %: “> A1 . . r~. ho . P . oa +4 P jad Said Ttnis as r@i;: ARiOWD Si ra sf s 3 re terward ¢ * 4 > § 5 ‘ is s-* P ~ , . * * + 7 ¢ . . 7 e vv 7 eb ut little opinion. they had formpiated & puilcy vas the gratest amouhe ‘STe snoke Of the folly of En- — and when tia’ Was Com- dcispiayed nin A “a "> ‘ * ? ing ’ ‘be é ' I? ’ Latins and Slavs, who had no sym- Great britain had Novis a an See "aS talk a oa acs ¢) ¢ re near. . ticle aa a 6 7 Ul i? S 3 bg pathy with our ideals and purposes from German) and that ne pe ej) sou: i ering what : Las. ; 4 ata i a aa . , ; | os | . " ‘ ™ ee ta) 1S 9 reliable as allies. Ho spoke of 4nd “ea beeen gman eee , ie, oe ~ . ‘ oy" % 2 es : saa: 4 Ee 6 Dpaiali ' . a ’ ‘ ' . them as being semibarbarous, and “%“*' i RE eats oe | é r ‘ > -_ $ ¥ r] - e aa , Bit + power against Russia. r ] : bd bd e e. f England (jermat ana es a. : ; oe Another « hapter of Col | ® I . + ~ . - as F re * . a I ? 4 i ia 7 ; r mata ™ a4 | 4 Va e ii @]) DIEW q aise) URILCG. SkStee ae aee see a meri. Marrative will be priegeg ‘ ‘ o , : ‘* St 2 . ree? 2T } i 7 i‘ 1x { rea i e Ades al ; . _ ag : hope of advancing Caog-stian ust kegs eS ' _. Post-Dispatch tomorreg my geht ‘ e to etter com- . ; —e ~ = a ‘ ha ‘ ta 4a eV i = ‘ . he - ° . ; on 4 on tiie: ‘ Te ceili as — — + . ’ ¢ : ‘firs > * ad em emcee ee rs aeaitnenaneieerncitiinite tindienma snenies sesittiieieiimtaaieaiatinitiii as a ss . -~ " - 5 - ‘ ’ ° an , _— ~ > . at , a *(>™ @rt j 4 ‘ Coa « é ° ° . a ee SS Sa [ thought Russia was the great- Pos ee SS FINAL REPORT ON era about ers'anding ih a Vie They Form Independent Finds War | | 1 tat Cat ORES 6: eRe ae as eee . 3 op | 3’ . tn ge peace tnan any rurepean vt Col. House in ar inev W ar Lord of | Q] avyv hiet to England's advantage that Ger- ‘t? pea han irepear FE *-* 7 . “ £ a : . oe _ +4 + — ‘ . ‘ é Organization and Will ; Unless Somethi : many was in W Seen 200 ie raed tath t the First Tits Se t n ess 7 eo tN ae PS ATS ea a ain Pies rhe a eee ae SN ‘4 ort any gad fy ee ett ° La’ ; . : 4 . © . > + - *. gc 1 bg ° ath =f. a _ 4 e ~ Ves @ rr 7 the a .. 9 o- “ a tae a ry a } — . x a , \ ? iJ ane >™* i ; isi” i a e °, o aks i Aa ai i ‘- = a , i saa fe € ‘ ",ACTT) & IMmMAKi! A Siiccecef:; invTa- eo ‘yi ciictu. ia e« " \s ase ¥% A 4 PI i Y — *: ‘ ; ¢ @e (> te ; } aa . ig « oS us she Y — ™> si v ‘ ‘ “ ” “ome sli “ ie an ae o tele a el 4 al oa He ? aa _% m : 3 ¢ : : aes * —— . = " ‘ he 4 Le% . v H. ? 7 ; nile _ % "¥"} _ met at Moun* Mor ® TIa °' a {Ps ibe teas sy Ses ¥ Sion an tres lid (ron Russia. and said .etters would reacn im : > ’ . os + . Thev me Sie Pian iia... na ee e Xe oes Ko” ee reciously told of the events lead , sh; is dla ee sor of English sodmenan ai 7 > . G , a@rris: a ar Naturs Bridge ay aie be, j i j j - f : pe a i i + MASael_ OL, t ‘ ; . 5 . ct ° i eof 4 i _ ~ ok 3 aa] ae cerve Act and the establishment o? I spoke of the community of ,,, to leave Potsdam at 0 raiso, Ind. He will leave S Leg, Feb. 28. Lutherans regard this u ave wee ieee oe eae »ULed cave /Cuwcem : See ¢he Jatter part of ; - . s ° = - oe o = — ry ; , ment which they ex- @% Anglo-American accord by the interests between England, Ger- he latter part of June, , «* riking morement, when th Xx : ; c . , and the time was growing perii- Valparaiso l’nive P ; : + aro se kee: secuss! - enral ai Peacma } Ing: tolls. 1) an’ 4 T) } the Tij1te ? States and ait rais | rsity Teoens att x : "ec will] 4 use ras UID UBS: : — ’ ° , AT ASAT TT 9 } 5 | ‘ ; "me eh Le §¢@ thee atftnaad ¢ thee th ouge.v near ana everyone Was ve- as een purchased br ~ mourn } i J1e% STOO”Rg .oge ney? ee ana sister a d ice i} 4h jou Pt : & group « >. s m Grace Church. RTEEN i: : : Mostly Fro neace of the world could be main- coming uneasy. The Empress her- Lutherans and will be Ben ad Throt The new congregation is com- Pee ( the woria couid be main sming uneas; Lue Empress et © Operate, Bears oc rok aie a8 ; ° “ay y a aran art k P sed princi pa! - of persons with. Arranged and Fulited br Prof. i ha mOwer and tm iscarcely noticed him and dismissed : —. red } } y . 7 , 3 ? ¢ ‘ fyI37 ? o> ? |] Ta rey ? +} . OF} q ported at the close of January, ““° 1I give as my own, and rou come ,on Jirpitz and I talked large:y ‘followed after the ova party MU ellis han n >. “tim~mher } Pir ° ¢ hic : : ‘ : ‘ ‘ aes = ¢ rma ; : i. —co ¢ on ee shia’ ck. i e ¢} bo rst , r TT rrji*o 3. ’ er ha xr nter > nNUMper Hei &. s Compare - Oo n &mnts ? ‘ . e ‘ ‘ iperor, rDitdZ j } é i] ? 2 : : = ot ; so "i oA in no further than what Y Lar o pe 4 a i a x z aA ; ai ‘ i Sis . aah , + ‘ i sa 13 hy ly ars e, { wurin eC Ee TIL“ | Bast tv) as 76 TATrHK 1." a. oe > > aq Ne ce a¢ gy © { ‘ - 4.1, o@ J dis A aac aad i ; 1'2onal pe i? he statine vigor thieir witreac \Woe were 2 ey - may ~ H es (;,ermay?r id ,. ‘ ber, and brings the eesregate nf M c. Ma + i 3 ; 4 ; Alitj +: ‘ | a © * LAli@il ae Se =. ‘ Tere git # ‘ ; , bia fi -Y) Pe ‘ : ry he s : . im the enital ¢ ilitarism one d. owslv the ne ‘eeeit af CGermany 's SI a Tar tha rorwrg) fan #h ] eT) Poor a *)¢ was now SrTrowial arrestee + d " nd * C.Lses L@?3 minateé 4aa Laas hosp o | Ad iU w Leer “ - . i ait oe Ps iJ j e" 7 m* *aA- -— ~~ = 7 O86. The situation is extraordinary. ™aintaining e highest possibl After religious exercises camej rich, and a fen e years of T! c Ja? _— Fines - reve: P , . Pon en ‘ai o a4 a ITuay L — cS to 4 be eo Od j . is a4i:¢4i4tGas Asad 4 whe _ a’ Kx mad. . j : Ss ‘ oi . 7 ' ss mache © p'aictts ; 4 . ‘4 ‘ a aX’as ‘ a4 a s e - : : +7 ’ . fer . . ; . oe . ? "T+. o oe '@) . . . 4 ‘ A « ae | i* % ; hy rT} (ery ge i gt a i ° a . F ; ; Te. ~ : : . 4 — . , 3 ‘ 1. . . ; — " : a ; , ‘ 3 F é ‘ : - a oe Children admitted to the institu- id nless someone acting fo } ~~ . we + remind p ‘ a a hie cig tai ARG 6 PO - os Bag e7 ocamses mpg NA SABEN OR a 2 ty " a 5 ‘ had Ts he us yy? NAR 4 TItN the vr é _- —" 4 : . — _-™ ‘ . , if * : . u ; : " * bh . +s 6 ¢ “> “aq? * ; i - " ‘he . Ry . = Be * : . . ™ 4 - > ‘¢ wake 7 " 4 ’ * - . ~ + . . - . the waiting list from 287 to 319. mn awful cataclysm. No one ir 3 ; a: : as ue lu Yoring lis :me ] was: gave Tha niimbhar f notients in the ) « i ves i ne — feat 307 t ¢ ea Tr’ « 4 ‘ CM Fo la ewan ——e \Tarr Zi3 ~ ar ee | 46 9° : - id Vb Oe hewe ; Wa s&s ae be ase oe ww a eo ‘ + Bel Gey i i vere 18 ae he ‘ l om * _* , es . ' - = ¥ oO y oO Co an “ e ‘ ae ° ne ss . = . r = 4 ¢ So. ¢ : | - tae iy jealousies. es 5 rie . eee i Sete SESS Of Engiand ] s e nd} Children in the hospital wil! be mee England ee eee Affairs and Ac‘ing Secrt ugha BP i A ye ee ee given a Val fentine party this after- i france and Russia will close in on!*..° .° .. © “1lCat DTiMain igwhile Von Jagow is absent (on his “™"* ~o" ed Or ee : ; . : sage is a si * ae : ae ‘ aad os aaa aa aid rT) - lecirea a. re C6 a: x Bie f ‘a Os P a peer ee a . i ( -eT? “1 y . copes, to ire¢ ; a. . noon by the 665 Club, an organiza- Germany and AuStria Pete | nenehed he 2 i vis uf ; ge ' So een - tion of Shriners and others who Bees not want German T. & ye 1 y . : - | . . special paper Prent icy aa nas a ‘sped tatu ee po ene * YY or tw = { 1 f | Ww ‘and this weird ee armaments, and yet there is some 1641 came *c ' Se cern as ~~ number two “busted her in the ja : atTru eS ee £8 OP C4 at “ami. i & e : ~ * ~o . oA ‘ - >. as As tad) a ~" , ¥ este , f tee, . aqisaayv: ntare Ln ws We -% 77 ie : : foe as Poy bie a 7 Si iat * me . ~ - . a . . is faeces, Ice cream and cake will) %**@*2ntase to us by these twolwnerner Germany shou! . I were seated directly opposite the | 9.99 am gq =r? triangle came to light. ; getting too close ' ’ vation ¢ =! eo Aaa imperial party On my rig as - ~. ~~ : a fserroonr is open-house p-riod it is an absorbing problem and' ~~ ~~ — na seas “— ae) the Slater for War; Gen. von +. oo e i : + . ; ‘ os J ; s as , ‘st aa wt eS the hospita one of tremendous consequence, J 2 Navy s Cree t vercome Brit- Pratkenhayn: the man to my left by Hs, unde: ' | Exriperor talked across the table a Captain I c on 4 s. ° K ~ o, rr é Y . miieeis 5%. _- ~_-t ee vTYm ¢ +7. Ydertenaeee eur party. mostly with Ge: 10:10 om. { 5¢ pm. ce f - “ie ae ie . ; v.99 sil » + 2 ei. Prohibition Agent Wins Bout With Your faithful and’ affectionate ‘could be brought about between ron Falkenhay ' Che TI : 1; . , t : - 7 4 5 ie ie ae _ e ” a > . > ', . — | wr 2 ~ “= Y ° ca : : ’ : { ( ‘ ‘ -] t 24 [ + I ‘ } ee Se) sees Bae Meee Germany and England. He hopea food waa delicious and the mea le epic Ite sn one Man-huntng Lexan whose =% P o, : ~ ~ ~ sia jn i _ a “Tae . a m erg? sain , , on ‘ , as — eT, mn yy - a. . ue . ° " - » be? Goodfellow Avenue. May 27, 1816. on Tuesday,” re- SO. but he did not trust’ England, ; not ! . eo wap ci swiftness in the “draw,” his uncanny marksman- fae. A ferocious bulidog is no defense corded House. “the Gerards gave because the English were not ‘re- | *% *° hi d | d hi + tam against a rock-throwing prohibi-' a dinner of 24 covers, at which (Jlable” Von Tirpitz was the most “I had cautioned Gerard be Snip all sr Im courage Nas Made him an outstanding ik tion agent with control that would were Admiral von Tirpitz, Minister @2%!-English of any of the German | fore coming to Berlin not to use character in the history of the Southwest. Onlwv ‘ red one to Se me Be a ~~ PF : . _ ‘ . gue a — ld va hj in t and, after. 2 7 iE Prohibition Agent Paul Toelle Foreign Affai¢es: Sir Fdware Not wit it difficulty. Ambassa- ring to me or when introducing re Gdevii ane 11s Wile COU scare 11m. free throw 1 4 ria subdued the bulidog of Dominick Goschen, tha British Ambassador. Gor Gerard had arranged that me after I arrived. This did not - : t in the hi ‘% ee Cataidi, 5:31 Nort Goodfellow and Count anid Countesce von MOUSE SHOUid nave a private talk serve my purpose, for Bernstorff Diict ' in another. ae Ad x . es eria’ ifter: . tr lo e°@ a ot ere tnwten ; at our =>? > > 1a car 4,48 Rer ha i 1 ¢ i m* Y } Teka ne SO ] : — - gl rad ort 4 ts fasiiion After removing the request protested ine Foreign Office was be lor immedia ine for W ~S . +’. - + Ps > pe ¢ ’ — in ¢? ar p % Ws 4 ¢% a te ae | a YT} i ~ é \ si ” rr pe 5 . ‘a ‘ nf o z a ~ a 4 i ‘ >,¢ ‘ “Pm ood!” rd W ° otra uae es and F left the ain- Taine he. ec tisiuen ae Explaining His Tile. ‘ : G '—hhe as a replaced Duntat mt @*? ? on oe ren her ‘ited ¢ : | Iein aes ge Ce a! ie ryscr it Liev iIMS.ste i ‘Most \ « aes LITRE at lur i@ i é forning, Afternoon, : : , . pass fr ms : «a + ka ~ ‘ ¢ > G £ = . & a ’ F s oe : : : ; ‘ m ia : ty “ la? ti] ae re if: 23 _r 6 - Pe as Pe a a im at ROT Le yr) or , + oo ote 8 “ni es ~ in ‘ plaininge ‘ny ” , ¥ 5 a - \Wv : 1) ; - ; pong Oe ee coe ee Ah Deer. He wridericed | overnmen: 3 NRE Geos ue Bong oeac mmgeming y Evening, Midnight Phe trouble with Wa oi ean Goldbeck, who was t, 3T+22 in ; e ; . | Z a de ied c Pe ke far + ~ 9 {*ish ow : 4 rT é ght rs ‘he Kiz j f ; * + i | St. | } ™ a2 : i - r.. ae | r > ar «* a - - "ar YF ~¢ . ‘ Us as i ' : J até ! a -2 as: tj é rere ree fags 4 ne my as : tf Train Fifteen 2.02 r OSE O promine Ne . be 7 ai a.one " tha hk aiser cy x , ; whisk amd lo @@:.0NMs OF a.cohs., Cites eeling in VU. S. ‘ . n "wed wnt thin sat ta Als as ar? Q OYbeervation Parlor Car, Dining ‘ | the back =) 4 baa’ oa a4 sc™ 4 s ae ; w Th ‘ as oe 4 . oe n of one « eS? ° : + - . . . . : : ~ ~ fe Wae arreste'. ae a a a e eTe«- |. ee Oe Car, Free Reclining Chair Car and , o! ae ' irni* . epo . ‘ e = 8 “ ~ os |” ~pacia& to tie ted toe States and cited our newspapers a) -.))): P f the larger drawing rooms, where Ly - . eae gp fame met f > o aa ti ‘ : * " ees : + . G i Lee Se © > RANSAS (CITY, Me Le in evidence of {¢ Hie also spoke a« , Se i Was presented to the Empress Q — —v é . nd Washineton : _ | nee : oh § Calas | a wets De a Standard Pullman Sleepers, Chair e e oO u an : ¢! Aware J 7 Via 3 J USTice . tre of Ad! a4 \fa} ams art Lee w hic’ i: ai . p ‘ . re s - ‘ + © aik@gd OF; Ti. tae pea UtTY ‘ Carand Coach ' a ; 4 ~ ee ab« . - : ' y ts = * - . a . ° _ i ae F > + - hk‘ ¢ re es } +) ad ¥ : Peace, las’ migiit died unecne - li ate ; rT? i?{ie ‘eee aning i ae. eramer = * : oo a ea rei an i Li1@ 6 ring aBADnGd Otne The Miussewran = 4 oef ent ; ? ’ " e*« et pts . sogg — —— sod — lis- sured him our newspapers did ence at the table. sitting in the Benerailties. when oa rmalty | & iv Ap samy oe 3 69 pm. A sta rtlingly vivid description ot the greatest naval BOX sconi ¢ . WOuUu.Cc AA e@ Lec ~- Years +. nNdaiCa F ag miidaer ¢ . +}. — eating their é r Lii€ 4 5 aid-Ge- : : : —— i : ss a . , * ie ‘ : os sc io ld Wednégday. For a number of askel | ee I Eten eotie and drinking fram ‘a DP came to say that his majest: he Omaha a 3:40 pm. t neounte! of the World War — as seen from the Sta nthipaton. F.G. FT. | : eee aetna . e 7 ° is “Are” "7 rar a ‘sa A ¢ an PCaa* img As . bs = , ek ° ? 4 i. rs’ ° a q.? +} ru win “room ‘ ad 7 ‘ > ‘ . * ° ® . : ; ; pad ot p Lut inte l¢ ° ies — ian , ner Be na : ip ins gaa . ; es , etn | LG race. ee On tie Kansas — coc and Omaha bi idge of a (y€ rman destroy eT. Frank VW eisha aupt, F Mohan ¢ 7 f : ansas e 7 ** _™ an : - : . *: . ? . i - ‘ 4 ‘ 5 ° . ~ P o . af ehe ns bu : Eag.and oa ra ed ha ; nee force Fle has what * ~ @« Office. 318 N. Broadway MAin 1 00¢ Totals is ' - ‘ha Pendergas’ fa mai as PS ee a Le = , . , x . , . ‘ | = ‘ : -_ 4 e ‘. . _ ’ + > = " > > i - bd . - er write to 7. ia QP - eee s+ : + - ir Te ; Y ' ~ i 7 ‘© At, + cratic partr ari «@ close personal! Eng ™ sd meee | 6 PM PPOTS elf described th | a disagreeable habit of bringing WF. Miller - _ - . * »~ ¢ 7 r*® ems ~~ ~ = ~ * ’ ’ 7 : o™= berndar ‘ T..A a! in 3@ f20°"rD e: Soine af , i ia i tert «ose *t¢c ‘ qr} T> ~— > riend of T. J. Pendergas # Uoge sp : yp sg’ ; pecs. We a a ee | ae = a oe ee SP ithe enly guests invited , the Me knew what he wanted to say: SUUR | their approach into an upstairs flat. a ii: eek: Aeeei. ‘. , ps Vera Cruz sailors and anothe is ga rinpenfes? eo Gid I: and. sinca we both talk . ° * ~ ° ** at 1532 Franklin avenue. They pur- ref:sai to be intimidated or co- : rapidiy. the half hour was cauite wed her and she jumped from @ e:ced into recognising Huer-a. ~ Von Jagow Responsive. ie pe s eecond-atory window in the rear. drew clearly the distinction the “Eira were tak aie poe | i‘ - scien pe ~ ned a - a a (eerard and Zimmermann stood 3 ee - iN : %. - 7 ts racturin mer left leg and CAuSiNg trreen the Presiden+ ara Me Bran : eueen of satetaan nite “VMlaboma, “MeBride, rf. t. — ~~ * — ~d _ : = os « _ > ; : a ‘ a = cs stirs - " ’ * ~ 1 eg y nRea.? :% 3 | fs : ? ar r a a « } °} ® , ’ , Tee SON * ar@att, tee i* ww is A es *@ eee ¥ revagt C O inci ra Ae nimapage eer Oo rd Ee ES, GOR tit ea: SA PRE Reem & fe Ce eit a, te Br ? a. rs i ; 4 § ; i 3 . pal ueeeeee Nan at ter ‘ 7 an ' & in conversation some 19 or 15 feet ‘3 ternal njuries At city hospital | Wanted officia! Ger: tanyr °o K Now 2c°PTARea * Aa OF a o- ‘ ‘ — gs . rete mei Totals eee re ! t ;: © . ae s@rm . $s a ‘ i AWatv. Qti.tT@ Out of hearire . : : waa eaid ehe Tae a drug addict? Bet ‘¢7 ary ‘nterra: na! cCAr -~ +me {© a ee ° e . ry. - . : . . ° sail A = e &.. Cc. ‘5 Ys .on i aePe .- a M4 ita ‘ “4 T. t 4 a ign? T ™ - id rever net i ‘ 3. - She grave en hast 5 ah lee, Dut fina! on ETS Nee eee eee + o ae age Ae

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eerie ther SOO 1-by. Ga, fterward that the, -t amor int of Interns eerning what the terpea Relea au was talking of the ‘ondering What tha o Suv to Cac h Ot hey a in such ay muy. ’ pier of Cal, House's be printed in the OmMmorroyw. ON FESTIVAL FUNG owledged $19.01 4. ic: ity Agency, ie ade Bldg. tex... BeOo » oe C ©, tf. 2s ‘ a eo ding Oe. ae . ie Par a 6 — ot wartner. 1 10;; i.2: PRESIDENCY DRDIA PROFESSOR eo. 3. eau. Profes. cogmatics at (op. y for the lagt « pt the prestdency , versity at Vans will leave St. Loy: of June. ‘niversity recent). ased by a group of will be operate. auspices, althoug), vate corporation. ts Hayden Medal. Press. oe eee. 13. -ott, professor 06° ontology at Prince- nas been notifie, of Natural Sci. l receive this year’s for distinguishe, d. — —— al UMEs|\ | | Wigs SCHMIDT 8 Roath 8 4 JOHN DUNLAP. ie Captain of the Oklahoma University basketba!! team which suffered its first Missouri Val- ley Conference defeat at the hands of Washington CU. last night. The Sooners have won seven and iost but one game and A re 5 ? ‘+ ** . . .* . . ; wy . ;\ iO sid t Tr} 3 asa a anu . \ 64 2 ; «.. Aw iW “wi St. Louisans /fiss ‘Survive in May For Squash Title Semifinals for Western Cham- pionship Are Being Played Here Today. ** st. Louls, Omaha and Cincinnat) players remain in the Western isquash tennis chamipiouship tourna- nent, which is being decided at the lf agiiyrrtea r thie 7 8e ocs3¢ eF 7 courts of the University Club. ais a result of eliminations yves- terdur, Jack Gordon and Rollie Hoerr of St. Louis, George Stock- ing of Omaha and Orland Greene] : ~e ioe ti fw > += t bit of Suzanne’s “stuff,” for she will contest today. Stocking meets| of Cincinnati are the survivors who Gordon and tioerr opposes Greene The surprise of the tourney was the fine victory of Jack Gordon over iast sears champion, Cc. L. Harrison of Cincinnati, yesterday. Greene, who Opposes Hoerr, is considered a very dangerous play er, as was shown by his victory yesterday over Andrew ee ee Besides today y's semifinals, there will be intercity competition bhe- tween Cincinnati and St. Louis plavers, anda “pro” match between Jack Cole of the University Club and Bill Owen of Omaha. LIRST ROUND, Result ° Harri } { in t lefeated Hug i Wet = Lous, iv to G@ 3S % 14. Ty ‘ i ed a} 7) r %¢ i - tT CSE ( ih uae ] tv pe I GUsiis lo lo 4 Taphat be "3 - iF af +; ‘pA or “et 2} A nmnatl luv to 8 aud a ' i" eorge Stocking. Omaha, defeated? Sam G “t ils; 25 to 3. 15 to 7 ‘ f . cinnati efeate? \Wil- : p= - , * Ss i ca ‘acd Tats — & aw bd. lo ty ‘ anu lo tio (&. £-o Reg T j ‘ f ? at; ‘ ers ¢ “dd | 3 Jan a Fragcis .) Je SECOND ROUND Jacle ¢ St. Louls, defeated ©, I Harris ‘ ina 8 to lo BS tO Se ae ; 24 ae : {es . ‘ CC; 4 c:2 3°°s% i ee " qris Ay > ¢t G and 15d t 3 reer nnat lefeate2' An s* . . ’ : e + ew M ~t se 1a 68 £ak bas j I> to T ; ‘ ‘ ° ‘ Roland Hoerr, Sst. Lanis. defeated Jame ie ry . . we . _ ~~ i * St Louis, Lo to 8 and 18 to To. PID VA POA AD Pd Nel ed PP PPP ALA PP I Racing Results — PPP PL LOD DODD eo POPOL I I At Miami. Weather ¢ fears trach fast. By 1] Associated Press. ee ea ee ills Vins in Both Singles and Doubles Play American Girl Shows Improve —Camera Controversy N CANNES, Feb, 15,—Helen Wills the early rounds of the Carlton Club tour: she defeated Mlle. St. Omer Roy, sess in the doubies when wit she defeated Mrs. Young and Miss Green, her suce Miss Wills again displayed her on J

-_ } 4 +4 ‘ , ‘ } “ 7 Y W CCA and ae Thicty be ‘hat Sne and i Mlle. Contoslavos, will oppose Alle. Lenglen and Mile. Didi V:zasto in SA . le a ? a. — Suzanne Lenglen scored a victorg | just as decisive as that of Miss Wills, defeating Miss Mary Cam bridge, 6-0, 6-0, thus reaching the quarter finais. Mile, Lenglen continued her course Of one-sided victory through ie Women’s doubles, in which she and Mile. Viasto defeated Miss Dal.- lett and Mrs. Westcott, 6-0, 6-9. Should the present beautiful]! weather on the Riviera continue permitting expedition of the quar ter finals in the women’s singles| tomorrow and the semifinals on}e Monday. it is probable that Mis Wills and Suzanne ena mn 6WiHll j -- ee se oe eee tt. acai aR Held to Draw by German io —— “Tiger of the Pyrenees” Un- © able to Stop Diener at Berlin. --- _ Bs tiie Associated }’ress, BERLIN, Fep. 132.— Paolino Uzcudum, the Spanish heavyweight, 7 who is expected soon to visit the : ’ ; ct , '? ’ - . . , : " . ~ \ ° ‘ i A } . ra. ise oe “ "“Anloh? “CHICAGO,” Feb. 123. — President} @re almost certain winners of the er eo iit Se He th German heavyweight, ; : mee +? ’ i bd ° 7 © " sr.aew : hy . : ee ” tithe, Dust Up 109 ¢ es), $31.20, $12.40. | Diener, in. a 19-round bout here | larles A. Comiskey of the White O29 firat: Greek FY 112 (HH. ‘Stutts: — a ‘ ee new ee sai ” —_ , ° ° " t. 1 ‘“ AS Rig init. : - ° + * — - - - “24% paris a at mas a” ; administration of Commissioner | i le sh. 220 «J. Callahan) $1.60, SU. 'iman heavywelght champion, who;: , 2 - ~* ecb cts ee wiv si ws ee as « > “ae ‘ i Il. tlie e 11* &. : ‘ys r- i aa ° , . ae Landis key ii 3B ig . o. « = } ( S} O. Clave. wep! an: ee ae . . : ui al eat sey we ishke) Meet _ : } : * ‘ ,e- 3 X Tere i ryy} - uUies at oe iris, d , cn 110 © Stott). $13, $..10, \bout col spectators saw Pao- ‘ . T ? 1] ' 4 i , 1 oe ‘ { J 1 = cota See 7 on ae ~ 2 —" P ” PP ~~ ee oie 2 ® .! 4 ' " mo f) ‘ Se Niy te fat lin ‘) ae ‘ © - sdi5 ecu ij aid tne a” . re SS AOC STING. 3 Te McCrase $7.30, third. ‘time.| oid. German heavyweight. The} s se . 4 ; * ‘ ; i 4 4 ( 4 7 B: » . 3% Basketball Results fs Mate or’ _ = . ‘ Q . : rit i “ a ie? S 4 5 Vii were treated ta a res] sluggi ng - pa af J i ‘ tA i t by | af i o Wide ae he 6 bre 5 | events, o1 re ve 2 match, the like of which has never 7 ee “~~ ad vba pass , ; roy a . See ° , : ~Vty 43 Soy ti tow ' a y ‘en Teh an Le ) iy > } LOCAL COLLEGES esqme cirl. « ea crented. last ; ' and 7) mete: Obie been seen in Berlin. Both fighters | ee ae ee — . ; : f14 tk. Nevi. St.30, $4.90, $3.50 | seemed to be equal throughout. . - . 54 y°? 6 7 ~ ‘ nt, s* cs b4 r ; Paory - ] bh . 1! Washington Ll. 27, Oklahoma prning Cones s fh Fiae of Tr J nd x , | Both were equally quick; ne ithe: ’ Ee Gas - - - “ a 2 ‘ss Agnes {ss ie cP i) .. Ne ‘ Yor - e " c- e o é f ee lone SUCCEHE je] in landing a hlow i Loc AL HIGH SCHIOOLS, —_ , t } . é . } : = ; 4 | . a . a S® ‘ ° seit oe a +t +7 : . ‘ su esfull agetended ner titi . e Higt ! a 4+. 45“) 41 to draw blood or to. send the other Webster 33. Central 11, +3 ' : lun. aie fur ge——ield Stick 11 Calha- | ; : . ~~ . . 12 iona thet re « ee ; 4 ™ . & Bag Eo fing sir ete] - 2 Ese te ~ c 44} ~ bag ‘ > -" ie » ‘ — ‘? . ‘ z ef) ‘ 5 i ; ° - om ' NI -- gt 4 . nage 7 MeHride 41, Chaminade 9. most six sec is petter = ¥e te storm, I y Anha SAM RICE RUNNER UP hhirk:veod 28, Maplewood 9. old world’s recor] Ped ee M hee a * IN GOLF TOURNEY ° . ss ~ hd + - st. Charles 40, Vergasen 9, In the secon] ts « a + rain . ’ , * ‘> ‘ ' A & Wellston 13, Ritenour 5. distance O minut aS — . 4 S} : . 2 ‘ : bie Ps x >, ‘ 110 ( @ A . me 42 ‘ 4 . Teen d " . OF ar ‘ - T ott f Chicago, Won f ( enes 7 - . style swim i: 6:49 Mia $2? 5 a . Oe 2-0) cena lraffies 6, if reight Claims - a | Nore u " x, ; « a ; qaAa i ° - Northwestern _e Ohio State 18, \[ ee ae } ? r’ i 7 ( ; , . Miami seratches, finals abe the Pe ° ’ ae ft ¢ ar I c » a ee en ete jt OW Worly record s ( Brign-} Tippes Mi tira F (a =5 Rice of — . stapes om peach, N. Y., las a. : Macl Nurth Breeze soe + Senators, 3 and 2. O08 Goslin . t» tt) C50 chs ‘ o 3 e ey - 4\6 mart aT) OTTIERS, she swam the 20-yard ba } Cincinnati 45, Kenyon 27, ‘4a Ss: —_—->— Tiead Kansas Cit i : 2 ‘ ~* , 7 * ‘ P ‘ . = sat . - ‘ i Iinols Wesleyan 32S, Ililinots |W!0O made the distance in 443-5 five a aif st era ae Bai W CITY. Feb. 13.—Jacl . ‘ ; ‘ , ' ‘Ti e! rf, es rs * it a s +s € ’ = ‘7s . ” College =i. ‘i CO lds agals st Ge ri? ud Fea: r] "3 | +4 : FH ; . ' y 14 ] we - Tig} ++: fori ¢ Ly tor of Teff ie « ° 7 ‘ _ - e } ; ? ! i - baths o © \" ater ‘Pi, a A irti¢ - a FL Pibts . a ee ee a a OI I a tel ef PL ANA ed eS es” ‘ \ t TY J ¢ ‘ A PR A * - ly ~ yt? $ 4 lx “ ’ age | f Pil mAt $* e a fyi Rts Paw’ {ar —Ts .¢ m r~, See } Bite. | ae ‘ a ti. ‘ ee | t — 184 tt ? . i : j or oF 2a 14° Hh ' > a & 7” i= : a ’ a 4 A ~) : v i ted ‘' 7 : : ' : 7 \ os : ‘ dens ; . ae ae . . Burs J ; aoe H SOx ea to Pieces in Second att Bradburn il. liv and & 4 Kilts also rat Meo 1U8 (I. Sime SBR ee [ RACE $700. claiming. 3-vear- | 1:42.) Prickly A Smiing Gus. ¢ . pre x furlongs— Bonn t. } Ferras ‘ ’ g , fe Sage “oret: } = oe 1] PAC) = | f 4 : . 2% eat feh hs ts ‘ ’ ~ -3is & 4 ’ . oe | AJ - waNCVITLLE Ind. Feb. 1: ar i ly 1:13 3-5 2 age és gzatie’. $3 $2.20, EVANSVILLE, Ind., Feb. 13.—A lack of stamina sufficient to)" eee 7 Mc aor. rT. 113 1. Harvey), £2.60 ot —. = 3 } ~ + 7 , ‘ > . ’ = ’ “ 4 é y ) li ‘ withstand the late rush of their heavier Opponents resuited in thej - » 9 - rT ? 4X 3 so ft = r re ~ i - ? i a i= : : i . Ma >. . tee = — Pa . a ' ¢ o en ‘ ‘ aaié > rout and defeat of St. Louis University's basketball team here last : es first: Guae ‘ Orleans Seratches 4 . | ’ re! A stomach disorder ee 8 nn oe — x ‘ ie FF Mons " » . > .? ,aY ad ‘ — he hes, “e . , ‘ ‘ - 4 } 4 ” + . Bradburn fll between haives, U t ai Jol ' Havana | cree Pig es , ; nexpecte oits : insT RACE—Anna M. Dousrers; oe he atte: npted to re iaitn in the | Pts nant Picker and S * — 4 —— , 7 "eo % oO PAAR AAAS $ Ri : ee re uana. re, He vas of? fori. in shoote ~ ™~ . V)t Ile ‘ a - nk? F4. At 1a . ? . ST. LOUIS 96h . 7 ; 2 ee Ff: te 8 [lope \ ! oa ' —% i+ ¢ lrees., =: 3. “~ %/ } : t » ' ; ("a - Oj eo niz ig m inut of the second vw. Bradburn, rf. ; ‘ ee B | 1) - oe . «1 « , ni ae > ’ + “oe ™ o~ ‘ , 4 ed oe erm, Of, o..casena O ee At New Orleans. ' Op tsy In 73 . - o ™ . aesi ‘ ena @ave err Geremeorm 80 8) Man), c. . eseoueer By ‘* “a ‘. * nae a ‘with the lead in their grasp, Lvans EVANSVILLE. & Alu mn 110 (D. 4 ely) 1 7 en aa ao. 3 Aid Pa. te ton thi ~ > ssp is ; “=u } eé 2: In g@ of ! Tu . ‘ “i tm see Sy Se hg , i . resort ~ d: to a circular passing Lield Foul | ierera) dt t) ‘ e 7 - ty } 15 Me 2 fer) s, a" wa ; ae — e 1% . a bs - a ‘ Ah al , ee ‘aol Bi} Crnifs } he © e, delayed the game and pre-| Name. Pos. Goals. Goals, Pts. | ding Mattie, Watts, Rondeite, Bay Gee | Lig ive Ailey. Runleieh, Yokobama Gur! % . : ” ° Pet? hocke Pure oe ¢. Theo Re, . he - res é : ae a fare ing the Billikens frei getting | R. Rea, rf. ....-+--+++0- : : 19 | WS! Jackson Made! C. a'so ran oieeds, tig Pag Or Donna. 5 ide Vise , 7 ‘ Suny iad RiueO sil 3 pus’ , ches was session of the ball. St. Louls| Gardner. If, ....essseecers © . SECOND FACE. $1200 The Debutante [Fe tee, eliow 9180 Ta > ; > a4 tel © » 2 " En. . aa + é STi " x - ") e RK > e eee ore ee ~ 33 Paid 4 | and 4 res S-ren -¢ 8 @anmG ——— nade some progress, scoring 12) T Mes. c +» +: ®@ © @ Jap, siz furicnge—0 a 106 (D. Fror- hes, points, while Evansville was count- lalallala © a © {Kkaite). $4.50 $4.40 SI. firat: Netlie Swees Tia Juana " Serate . K es : Lang le 2... coe sereceeeres ' SK $2.40. s First Race—Cadmius, Deep e Kes }) ‘ but the st ame tact ics of 3 Tl pg by, ‘4 a’? ¥ ] Bo £ ‘ +4 ) s*: ’ ny tf rd Sg of - oad . =, a = 4 At t wil ag ‘sllae s% Tr * he _* Total« ee wees eres On ? 14 { a » Pigwi' Wier! i | Tes $3 ren iZir’ oy ol flat °T . © a as ° te atta Ty C' ed th iw decid- oat eat iaaaiccsiaiinalliti a ———— a , ; a y s “4 ae > er | ti . ] : ry “¢ 4 ‘ore Pa ce ; VV x ‘ = factor ee ' eo ( Ww Reclfoot, Fecrth Rac {2 r, : ‘a A rHIRD RACK—S! the Ola G rack. be: Fu ato +} ¢ q SV TiiG uN i) aitd \ 7 . : ae ’ ’ “ hy ad Louis ha. lost oniy one gan not expected that Evan: +t year "Y ve a Fifth Race—-* sate Stow albte to stop the Dililxens ' . 4 as ; . io) ¥, we ’ Mie nT 7 est brand of tennis and in-| iC iimeron play ger may have had some bearing on ithe outcome t United States, was held to a draw! ee a White hag made an effort to cor- eer rs ar PLPPPL LL Dempsey Knocks Out 4 of 6 Opponents; Lodge Stays 2 Rounds ee ee ee a ae a ae ee DENVER, Col., Feb. 13. ACIS DEMPSEY, world’s heavy weicht boxing chame in exhibition bouts here last niszht, knocked out four ‘ then made one quit in one round bid the sixth, Farmer! Lodge. St. Pau!, Minn etuayved with him two rounds talph > Brooks of Wichita, the first round but nose-dived to the canvas carly in the second. Two oth- er sacrificial victims took the count in the second round. é Jack Butler who appeared in , the role of a chopping block on ‘ / which Dempsey was to demone « |S strate his famous pun ches, quit ’ before the champion had exhib- i? ited half a dozen biows, Fi ‘ LAO LOP IPD LD LD LDL IAA lk a” oa a PLA ’ Web Beats ‘| Central fi, . In Easy Fashici. i still Kine of Matlan: City League Leaders Bewil- dered by County Team, Score 33-11. Centra! High basketbail team, lenders of the citv high schoo) | league race, met with an unexpect- ,ed reverse at Webster Armory floor | ilast night when the Webster Groves | team ran rough shod over the city | ilads, 33 to 1l. The fact that Hartnett was miss- ing from the Central lineup and ed with a broken fin- ut Webster’s game was so far superior to that of their |}opponents that even with its team Siin first-class condition, Centra] i'would have had difficulty arrest- ‘ing thn county team’s attack. Greene at forward, who shot five ‘field goals from every angle of the oS ‘court, one from the center of the floor, in the first half, followed by itwo more in the second half for a total of 14 points. Billups at cen- ‘ter, with nine points, and Sample ‘at forward who accounted for sev- en points, were the other high ae , | wildered. Score: | WEBSTER (30) aaesncre te Nameom—Position. va. FG. P. Fis. Greene. right forward... 7 0 1 y ~ampie, eft forward.e-. ny l ‘ ys Ward. left forward... 1 0 . U ; . oe Ss 4+ ] u ‘3 Lintzenich, rig? wvard. @) i) ‘) 2 ] sre? t ; eft gud! os i) i l ] VN ae left Fudd re oa i ‘) ‘) () Sain ng 9 ea aa ance ps” SEs ae a 3s 32 r ’ . | CENTRAL (11 rs . . : Nameo—Dositionu ris. 7G. FP. oe bf er right forward.. VY o ( M t ight f ard. OW ‘) ‘? } I Hiugier, Jeft forward. 1] ; ) 4 (rarl ft forwa ‘4 en Bh t f ‘ , a 23 4 er 1 ' ¥ (i? Mf. Hosier eht gua ) ) {) ] VV te oft rd i} {' ‘) | ’ 4 i) i) ‘) i} ‘ ye + ~~ a . T3212 ¢ ‘ + > Li 4 Referee—L ¢ eT ‘BEAUMONT OPPOSES SOLDAN IN FEATURE GAME AT ROOSEVELT With the leading Central team | idie. tonight's Ping Sc — League | basketball double-header at Rooee- velt High probably wil) not prove quite so thrilling as last week's program, but the competing teams ae 4 vanes ae are evenly matciued and close | scores probably wil! prevail. Beaumon? nosed out by ("¢ nfral | 4s > , * ied ] tr rt ta ae \? — 1,7 , ‘Tt TS Vee th, t Ail Oppose Oo muatli id} 4 + wh ¢ . ’ { é j rst fore ronig? 5 Soldan ia ' : ? a “4 ¢ xc rather lop-sided dcfeat a the hands of East St. Louis High at the Coliseum early this week pro- vided an opportunity tor exposing the team’s weaknesses and Coach Tf In the second game (ieveian sins ee Will pose | seve! ‘LINCOLN COLLEGE FIVE TO OPPOSE CONCORDIA AT NEW EMMAUS HALL Concordia Seminary’s hasket feam will ¢ ; Lincoln College of tonight, at the new Emmaus Hail Je fiers ba iit i Ss) ei and ‘ ia Fé Tlie =. ae g , OckK It will be t Coneordians first ippesarance on thelr new court.’ A orelfminary match wil) be played at 7 o'clock y the smmaus Senfors and Fmmans Juniors tien one-halt furlones ea! ‘ . ‘ ae ; AT » ’ 44% ; . . , ; 7 hl , : * .:101 _ Se 119 { ‘ ne . 7h . Tieherta ¢ } - . h race, $400. claiming 4#-5éareolds nd un. gix furlongs ei . feta e*% » nr 7 vaphen 2 6© 104 Mics Babe ' key Jane’ .5°102 ed ‘y J ty ct ra Ve Vs ‘or Je i ' [ » race, $5 ming. 3 ir-o'ds. | atx ¢ On ws le @ pe 4 ie? Tt . ae 71n | Northern Miss |} Dotiiia D scone keel Ne j 4 ws ay . cla fener. ” "rar Cs | ar tr, 1 ohe-#i xt rer meteor J fc St. BM ret Biel '® ' 744 Aehhurton s - - 4 > ’ ? wi ee Bake * . }( : Wa {4 a 1nn! Cae +e) were €6800 cla 2. B-vearqwices . aod 6 ¢ighth mies: t" -w Lick 1é ‘ t Adams « 98 } t i }f Kiri a2 Moe 7 “4 Polly Letelten 1 iano! “ae FY . ° ft an © mr fea? ae,9-/|_,_._———— _ ee oe ee + renee ee oe —~ ores ate enone as ~ -_ -Ctecher Feigns Exhaustion, Then Dcufeats Calza Champion’s “Scissors” Downs Italian in 1 Hour, 46 Min- utes, 40 Seconds. Ae, Ae >a? Special to 1 b atc | PHILA! ELPHTA Feb. 13.-—-J0e "te defending his wrestung t- tle in thie Metropoiutan Ovcra Hiouse last szht, threw the at ehallenger, GUcore (siz. i Das hour, 46 minutes and 4 secon: is, 1m a spectacular, dramatic tussle that cote thea largest indoor crowd e the sea son into a frenzy “he scissor: hold, wrapped about the head and arm of the man from over- seas, bore dowt the challenge and slowly but surely bent him beneath its sturdy pressure unti] his shoulders touch. ed the mat and the Yankee was z d. STLCHIER. Stecher’s le vs, those long, sinetwy lim! iat ¢u8 wrap themselve: about a prostrate foe lik i) 6=pu of boar es strictors, sent Calza toa the mat: but it was Stecher’s head that really won the lout. lor fmore *°an an hour and 40 minutes had the two tugged and fought for the plaudits of the immense throng of 6900 spectators, C. ies Her tlocks. Just a ft . moments before the match reached {ts surprising close; Caiza had Icunched a headiock at- ck and had Ste tit «4, e reeling and staggering from ex- * nustion. Fie mes ‘ish @y- plied the pressure of his powerful rms, with Stecher seemingly er “Ine & ot Calas OVer-€azer ' finish the matter, prepared for a sixth lune To his surprise all Stecher’s feigned weakness fell away, 'os teft his feet in a magnifice:* roring and clamped his python-isec legs about the body of Calza, meanwhjle uting a bar-arm Joc’ to hold hi man helpless. Calza vainly tricd to bridge ont of it. Those legs were immoevable. Eventually wp wad Pyare d and both shoulders touched the ma‘ RIDERS OF SS ENTERED IN SIX DAY RACE AT CHICAGO By the Assorctated Press CHICAGO, Feb. 13.—Riders of seven nations will compete in Chi- cago’s thirteenth International eix- day bicrcle grind which gets under way in the Coliseum saucer Sunday night. The fleld numbers entrants from Australia, Switzerland, Italy. 3elg~ium, France, Germany and the United States. Fred Spencer, American cham- pion, will race against two com- petitors In a mile match tonight as the feature of a program prelimi- nary to the endurance events. Spen- cer will bass with Franco Geore gett!, Itallan speedster, in the big race, MISSOURI -FdERS NOSE OUT OKLAHOMA AGGIES BY ONE-POINT MARGIN COLUMBIA, Mo., Feb. 13.—After holding a substantial lead for 36 (minutes of the game, the Untver- sity of Missour!t basketball team last night weakened in the final five minutes and barely managed ta nose out the Oklahoma Aggles here, , or to 26. ae ; ft i i te a " . POL PI . i LAST NIGHT 'S FIGHTS i oh a ee a ee ee a i NEW YORK, — Jack Sharkey, Boston, outpointed Eddie Huff- man, California, 10 reands. Joe Dundee. Baltimore, beat Jimmy Jones, Youngstown, O.. 10 rounds«. Jack Demave, New Vork, owtpeint- ed Hay Neuman, Jersey City, 10 rounds, GRAND HAPLDS, Mich—Temmy Loughran, Vhiladelphia. outpotnt- ed chuck Wiggins, Indianapolis, 10 rounds, EAST CHICAGO, Ind. — Clever fencio, Filipino flyweight, wen newspaper decision over Ray Uvychell, Chicago, 10 rounds. TAMPA, Fla—Dave Shade, Cali- fornia, heat Jaek Conley, Phiia- delphia, 10 rounds. PHOF NIX, Arts.— Harry Greb. middleweight champlon, defeated Owen Phelps, Arizona, 10 rounds. DENVER, Colo—Jack Dempsey. heavyweight champion, knocked oat four of six opponents in es- hibition bouts. BERLIN. — Paolino Usenden. Spanish heavyweight, and the (.erman heavyweight, Diener, fought a draw, 10 rounds, <itv FRANCISCO, — Vie Foler. Vanconver bantamweight, wae disqualified by referee for hold- ing and decision was awarded to Johnny Farr, Oakland, = cight rounds. HOLLYW oon, ¢ Cal—Mushy Cal- inhan, Los Angeles lightweight. won dectaton over Frankie Shactf- fer, Chieage, 19 rounds. nLTTE, Mont—Eddie O'Dowd, Colambus, and Diszic La Heed. fette bantamweight, bozed to « enw, 12 rounds. i) OP Nr a ccm PRESSED Phone Nearest Branch ien's Suits 35 Be PE ie : PRE ER TR RE UES vet RRR RR EPR fr ete: epeennren ar Senet: errr eI" nee eR RE RE Oe a RR IR IRIN 6 AEROS ge raN Re : Sahbetspd ihatilieetes aeethenineadaonclanel ieFeeitiidertteatbanacamattnatedd oe Seoeieition aereaiicion ah eae palais Aang dicted haan lt Rac datacetea da ith atnsineedlbs anda Dhar aed Ss nianmonaiogs Da a iia ol Teal a ats ee eal ee De ™ ea ee 3 a 2 MN TY RELA th Nt ee Ns RAC OER ‘ a nd | i | | i | | | | en eer — Pe ne A PINE TADPOLE! RO ay casa ab: SSR te. peeenoriics prin at 9% eR HE ORRIN AIRES II RIN AD PIN Ri Fee RMREEEIS Ne re 8 cage eT Per gn Ars

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NA & HH : rnd A HGH 4 4 55 Ta X\ r 4 i+ UP SLI ss , a) | Cur. 2 2047! 631. | S8 s tw . ’ ‘ 4 03 1 NA Ves * Bteady te Ge lower: top ewes : | Wethere Sli: ~-,ear-olda, $11 Pentine, Flax, Linseeé i nared oti § to 4 verter ate P | Tur nothing Colt ‘TOR 1, 1OR1,° 8.51. ; Palos none receipts, I; 7 : ; nothing = 3.—-Bar silver 66%, - ’ Ra +s keh I] : ecelipta 33 ran Mtoe «=o mm uote: t rentes 48 francs: | IDX grades of ket here. werv barre] by the Five Dey cent loan ? | today, times 66 france, 9 cen. | K§ rk, Feb, 13.—Tota} Saleg or lounted to 1867 shares, “OM Pared With +. ere $500, as compared With $18 009 Thy . € list of securities traded jp On th of today, dividend rates, Sales, . net changes being Sliven, ' _in$. ‘Sales High Low, ose.’ Chige me 1 ee e —— nee tt ; ' cers . > ®e sj are: & 8126121261) 196% Tete . . eo * : te ® Tyee eel QS Bo ee ee Bs son 14° | ed Beng a ee ee ee, » > EeEew a. 28 , 610 60% 6Or, GOW) a poor. ae t . So e © © « . BF sae. ‘ ‘a} pe posts S2ty) Soa teal “25: 10L 10024 LOT og 3 . ; i ~~ Os” ‘ 95° ea > 110) 32°" 33°") gar eye SSe= Le * 90a ee . at. - acy eo 2 pe ge £ Oe Oe he ae ee eRe Oe ea ° ¢f4 ¢e62 10: 37 oS 37 me 150) 3713; 3715! 371, Mes ee a ee ae ee table are in the annual cash Payment declarato#s, or, in case of newly listed » the ¢ime of Original sale and listing, are not included. The leter (ey fy - LOCAL STOR -_— ~ ;*/ ST. LOUIS sTocK Exim B4t, | “eb, 13.--Ely- Walker isold fractionally higher at ‘week-end Session on the local a ket. Stix, Baer & Fuller also aS was Rice-Stix comm: There was a fair turnover fp Which advanced. “ve sold at unchan Price and Missouri Portland Waltke were downa fraction. rown was higher, . and demand ? Se ~~ = loo to $1.06 4% olg $1.44%, ¢, $1.49 15 Sentember $1417, The market Opened sharp] der selling hy disgruntled abandoned their POSITION beeaqyge gf ness in foreigy markets over the hel OMMISsion house buying on rest) ders at $1.67 developed [Sood volume encouraged | some ldcals tg Aa little long wheat On the setback Pre rallied a vent and kept within this nail / Most of the SP aston. Long wheat, ever. came out '! good yolyme ~~ $168 and in the last hour pif tried te "Unload and found buying ing. Seaboard "ported a Jittle buais Manitohas vesterday. » Shipment orys Of Chicago. Liver Weaknres Was due’ ta pressure of Areentina Offers and “NX Ppectationg of b World shipments. | * Corn followed Wheat. Shorts cor rly for prefite but when whest & thee Withdres. orders and Prices alt; te ‘OSINE prices w, } burere and " One car Was sald lower 4nd Sales fap i, und a | ke neraliy Sia 12.25: 300 4 11.00: packer sows, $10 CATTLE—Recetpte 300; 1, oOMmpared With last week's - a wef Steers. ' jower; 0 Steady; light roadie and hetters, - YC higher: cows, 25¢ lo oe Choice Vealers, 50.6 higher; —* feeder Sfeerg. strong. Tops for ween, tured Sfeers yearlings | Carlings S10- heifers. , Week - Reef Steers $7 _50@8.25; fat of. cabs vearlings $8 754 & DOA ® 30: cows $5 @6: canners. $3. OH 50. SHEEP——Reretprs 950, ‘hOminaga} For week: Fae lambe and Unge, t3.6 to 6 6§$] lowers ae SIS@14: oulle $11; WHEAT SE a 22:: = . - - . ~ — _ PY ma ses — — = iti 2 ated oe ee ae gee dda) ° * € we , * 9 i . vient OOO LOT i, lol ‘4 101 vt PERE icy: St. Louts Ilay Mar ON A LOWER B » Louis Cash Grain. | CHICAGO, Fen. 13.—New low on the pfesent downturn were made wheat in the last hour today, tiOn was Seheral Saturation point. Closing prices + y ower and for the w, Swe to S46 lower New o~ a ‘se hy POULTRY MARKET “ee ta ye lower * ' hogs, $14.50: aaall '; 200 to 22¢ encarta ewitw? ony caw ana 1 ? “HI Minn. Feb. ny ug Fat, Gi? spy March $2.87; ‘ 2.37 % cane 2: il SAVANN ast Ch, 10,347. Ifvsin, $1° 40. } “j° or Fr. 3.19 he . iH 3° 4 4.20 M. 14 Ze: . 490: WN 1+20 ras Pennsylvania Ou Advanced " $ y hea As | es Pr ‘22. | By ¢ A saociat gin Feb. 12—ife PITTSBURGH. crude oil, quoted advanced 10 t WASHINGTON § ¢eb 13 [he purchase of 2400 new Reali the ftitebure and West Virgiala P> Oday ashed the Interstate nleston to approve a $2. “eo? trust certificates, AH. Ge eb. 13.—Turea 7 * sales Feb, 10 a x a wh Principal purchasiig - ee Equipment Trust tissue * Sear, Coflee \ Pe be

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ee , ‘ tliat dirname aetna aan nial in ni ile Siti a . . * : ne ene ae mn NT | : | a ARTMENTS FOR RE HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. |'SUBURB’N PROP'Y A : | - West FOR RENT. FOR COLORED — ROP'Y FOR SALE); ee ee ca aye TE es 2 ot oom, Rupr rem a | Vital Statistics- -- Questions Answered--Radio--Cross Word Puzzle. oo CROAT, ag pentane. - SS YOUR PROPERTY ‘1S WANTED BY SOMEBODY. And he reads the Real Estate ads in ls in these columns. Find him tomorrow.WE______rosr-nisraron 1 ad 2 eh ; FR RENT— West 2 we a N—leeping SO2-——2 neatly ft AND SUN PARLOR ‘SROR—N rocins, buth, good shape. e~ 2 bes gat ps ee ig s00Ms; Sin aah 4 reco BUILDINGS: LARGE EPSTEIN & SON. 617 Chestnut. ¢*) aoa ery, $7500. Hiland 0798. iv ebster | a “ Zz. j a ’ ; “14 , : a 5 a pres eee ae a Vara By emee se oe pine oe —_ sree (as ee enimp TLOOR. bala M MER Ont . Anat ea Et, 4 knits OLD ORGHARD BANK RI SALTY CO. (c90) =—— a =9>”*”*”*#40.00..no00nqn0™”D>="'V——an2’V’_—O_ OO ' S~ # ._ Neat Ry . N sECONI I “ote , . : i Dt ~ \ K ae Be Beepin;s roe | v0 ‘oS ‘OOK it Nis dic BLDG de jamin and Chee ma : ‘ Se painah A _— ode ECOND FLOOR. | was an. vfor colored Rien z “5 HARVARD AVS ANS vy ERS TO QUERIES: Post - Dispatch Radio CROSS WORD PUZZLE eS, ee 7 SPa;re. ‘ ; —— Jy ‘ OV or . a NT ee em J. PINNEY, 39281A—Three reems: $20 room brick. tecldence fm ain oe >»? oadeasting station ; “ ner a . iad ‘¢ ‘} : ‘ bl i. | Lov: ion a. #4 pst N " ~ . _s~ ph ° ’ + 1} ‘ tous seeping Mong: Verv Desira og fit we pil 4 PINE + dt ie cee —ay a osnah rt U iversity City: hot-water heas. The Post-Dispatch reserves the ri right fo reject any query. | Ix S D " t i whee ‘e tied - Ms, & 4 beautiful bathroom are Om Loo \——Desirabi, . Sena » 493% ie ' a house. ea: private hart vind Se ae | Personal and telephone calls, or answers by matl, cannot be al ‘Tai Truitt’ trees »# ~~ — ) *» 2 ~ . —* TIVale 9 a an ‘ an “& 7 \f e, en 4, ¥ hes "F, N oe , a . : ’ , ‘ivate fanatly, Delmes ~, at : ond AGRE ted \ | Acie spaet ae ae bn ma a ) and grabe arbor; lots of shade trees: lot given attention, except letters on medical questions of unaoubdt- 545.1 Meters 'y erin i sO Le oe Troon a rear mth oth ov, Gwher Will os Ge 73) » ‘asonable Comme ioe qs Chour— ' and elect $25 per mon! aeOCUR. | price with easy terns. | Box W315 ePeD. oe sage td when accompanied by ring addressed envelope. « paaciginecciat mh Khitehe: conven : "’ The New TY RE AT. ‘Y ¢€O., 3063 Sher dan, Jet. . (ed) i READER The filament ed from St. Louis County by the Daviight weekday broadcast- oe = 7 NOTICE! id ferson 04°55. 7”) viitag, e of the Tung )} battery is a pty ie. va The sepuratio: A ae ing at 9:40. 10 rt et 40. 12:40. - Toon yar? STOD >. 2n1caA— rooms: &: . Poite hrought al ' : , a. . iam sets BE gegriek Square Apartments SH yah ites pr res Webster Groves pas hrowght about on actount of'a por | || 1uto."E:40 hd Seth pear’ alae AND V \NDI VENTER AV. si *) RESIDENCE ~ 8 rooms, $10,500, strictly | FRANK- W.—John V. Wiedemeir, ('''c4! feud which occurred at that Ket quotations and news bu ' Ot 7} -. d * — at t ? 'Y > f ‘ . . ; ) Ins twin thes. ms ai Now 0 * etd bee a J ge sonra’ ” ac elite a iranisportation;. lot 75x ind man of Many wives, has not ; ***** - is of Fs pt est to — oy oe ; ain re ’ ron woe , i : mae bry 0. TUS Ww, ‘hete: r 1200 % EeT) ay nie hie f as | oe a | rr} . ‘ i ; , est ‘rices 1 Ippliec by Alar- 1} i hore eer ite ; si} ty " rtm i-] il “} i! i athe . ; : pre ed ded eit . Lae or ' ; eg sind Ae . €} { On t nad use ’ . ‘ "s i “a eo, re $ Ss : f rope ty cS) a’ bi ha ‘ er, SS ot BS . ‘ip ? ‘ Ditie @rators -u% biita : . ~ PINE jJSOU——f-cog furagce two e Sar “ , ‘ . ~ —_—- _ - Bi iene * s PTA é gkarage ; oe pts Bf whos riene ons - s ft *; Mtain hea why ion Maren nd April 1: r Seed han Wh Tis for? a vo tour anton The names of insurance companies : hose money was of gold +f a 4&3 4 i SBi0ONn al lL 29 2D APTi : a move ii ; LITE . t Muay Ol Website @aiidld our seles yin euhi siijie ; as _ ; ‘ . a = a 1} @ rentals =~ : st homes: price $1500 to $15,000, @re iisted in the classified section |“! d miiver, pne Gating’ of Vins Daily—10:00 A. M. i¥ X*X——Neativ fornisi.7 A ‘[wELL R. 1°. ©. 114 .N, Th. WEESTE R GROVES TRUST. CO., Agt.(e8) | of the city and telephone directo- | “4S first adopted about the fif- home Science Ir HT &°utlemen- SLU Lem; f RNWE'A- * E Rp’ > rei ¥ and telephone directo ; ; Pi Domestic Seienee Hour conducted me) | 2 ii . ms n, i=) iit . : . oe (ci) TO LET- —-BUSIN Ss P ~ SES & hall | AMIMIT AY, ries. fnquire among then for the eee nth CAQgyTi] ti? \ Che pris & paid 5 t} e Home sery ice Dept of th a 2? 30 P “ano Delia - ae , At TORY ar war house: ae WG squ ;.veryv ine triat poes 1 ) 7’ aKe nm home / information. far ee Rae CORDS are é } le fly reg la Lat fede (sas Light Ce. of ae Louis, | : = ie, ‘. = } . 4% lestyt 4 PF \r " hates i ; asa { | lace To iiv? Calltirsut 7 hite Lect tT} coe ae ies e te i r» {ery i+ nist ed re —— : Bie : 4 5 t" f i@ai} pial levator, chipping ; rei tes Stat a? -1 * 7 yaa A ae | ee &. Th @ oe . ‘ ‘ . mae . : Ue oy i es! » af P “¢ A 2 > " i =) i Si aat. ‘ i i ; i i a , paAK >» thn rorelgn ‘3 . i 2 re i’ ’ - 7. : rater. « yenckeeping. SC . preme: TOy 749. trees. shrubs. flowera und . dab fle ' ! ade ad raf saile., But neither the met i Fr da — ‘3 ti — ae s¢ G some fruit. It's al ithe: at $14. 500 a dealer nm Order to getermine | air ‘ ’ +} vege Gare 1, gees t A ae th Pere, “tan — eo] uit, s 6 8 3 ° ‘ee ae ; c>iyt (i ‘4 Cr Sac CONT IR hPa ee They? 36 37 348 39 AD : roreet ARNT VIIViLt we Central , rRI MRI.} 5 VA a? MON, Vie ositer ‘,Toyese tlie wih Vat # Z | ic . 4 re “ , af os ti! j i ‘ heat “ te r hegft raPiuige 7 = 2 44 45 46 se ' New iy de ‘COre ; LINDELL AND VANDE ve oaky K ; cane . : PI } - *~ ~ py lot S7xz104, » ade trees, Kristol School lis 4 IR c MA + ION ‘tg 1; CICEaNn, "warm: } a nen for your soe: ry bey Bees in oi - triet, We never supposed we could offe . M z ° Der inen ~ ; a ‘ i Ge es he i rhield SRO ; . oe Ae ut at goiter e fe Synday tram 2 to - Manawer ¢ "ieR) | this home for sale a ie spring. but here (By a abe of the St. Louis Bar Association.) aturday—7:00 P. . i lavely gles . will make rr itt apa —— a r lea : epee : Orchestral program and stage spe 49 50 q fire! Hoc eebine ro mm ; heer sag onto livin : my eoml inat on FRANK! IN. rapes? Neu building, IBauly5: 7 RE MB 2 . \ - ILSON R. EF’ & LOAN CO \f [3 Your father's first coirsin cm A ‘ He must have be a eiajties direct: from Grand Central af ¥ Wall nin ing room and kite! ert th = . , ey + ! } ps STE IN & SON, ot : Chestnut. ‘ Trem} Witenn $3) “4 Wehete y’ Groves. would he your sec ond Cousin, ;resice nt of st Louis for TWO Years Theat .. 48 Y a ee i j {4 rs ’ i seen DHecs ‘ - ? . } or} + ] : ; ’ ri tm oa see tence ies i. —Room; steam hear and sth; hardwood ht furniehed. Pac North ROCKSIE. (1) rhe witness; OF @ registered yoter for one year. 5 i ‘~ em e ai, vefriceration. ahr: aps ‘peu * r ou} have a fnn ‘fense if (A probationary patrolman receiv | 52 oe 54 ia ployed: Maryiang Qe Tete Sand April 1. Rea : sd-carzz;, BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES = °"14 have a good defense if he |S Probationary patrolman receives Program 4 =~ ? {06 sane tals. : : es see rm Sia Ik # I>, SHOE OS en Splendid eormer For Sa le ;was sted to? Simnder, ; Le i I month: after nine months ] vrertue if Fee, iv? rr iahe Aa Poon all F. J. COR} LL ma. 4a).. £279 ive a a store igs retivil oreIN @ > uma ' STE ADY re ADER —Ir the lot (Ie YTecejyes $180 per month. Eoutie Silverman Orchestra 60 ) ‘fg i j Pp é 4 . 4s ia . : ee Te eye ; ————----—— ie ik bhatt obta nh ‘ rive “7 ; Teeth y Ho -—~Musice! setung for news. ~Room: private 3 @ family RTMENTS FOR RENT eg egal ‘Bra id-new. in North St. gointiy, he cannot attach — Sive you de tail. qd information b— i 701-03 Sehliand ay iec6) sah Cwrlfa te a i, woe ery : wrt } \ Lf rye teh] Bee Ai @: : ah his own compositions, hae : ‘vane ‘ J ree " ee - ce ee how ond * 7—600 Delmar; new 1 j aaa Rh hi the amount in controversy exceeds] ¢ W.—The wife could not he U---Musical se#ting for feature picture. HOW TO SOLVE THE CROSS WORD PU ELE. ed : im UGOELPH. forest efficiency ; furnished supreme: S85. South ' $5u0u ,; fOr ed to pav the- bills unde: the ——— Kye ry nuniber in the form represents the beginning of i 0 ° iF (7 mB | Rorthwest | rae > y . “Ov ean a} +t) 7 condition fie, >: « oxo Bs sh r "7 ae perp Pe at '(2) The only child w ould receive 8:40 P. M. reading either norizontally wie vertically. = ng - bas , } aie ‘” rs. Reasonabie. fp. e! dressing room, bat close! “tt rt niace for butcher #h (2 SLU Monthly \V it] Buy New ~ Yeasonable. Cabany WESTMINSTER. 1633—Purnished “-room ee te frooms, 5720 Schiulte ayr.: open today pe dd) Ss license. | i hohe 2 ‘Tnfinished’— vertical. The wvefinitions for thie correc words U hs pls ~— —— OS |) apartment: S01) semimentty!s (eo) cc. POR LEASE area . Se oe You may be able to] © Nf It {s not necessary to re. {= Minor . Sehubert found below. w.th numbers corresponding to those on tne ry ih th r} 1 : r roonier~ wee na De; Salers 5 Bt ‘y sf ee oan ie 9 ° 4 page hs - me . “O . 4 ps : > ‘ 2. . . - : 3: a ety WENT. THIRD, 610A N.—Four roomy any business | gions tr: Apps PERSECUTED. —Whether of not | will have a good defense. Consult 12:30 PF. M.—Organ recital by |) 15 Ie able to 4% An evil spirit. S 2 negative, 44 For exuwie Le tk A sama ear. ” Ri Laan Geom and — WEST PARK, 6759—New 5-room_ brick: INQ ne If he owes — em- | doing he Ging sides b: Pr. M.—Organ recital by a0 An unruly crowd. 49 An» iihaminating 18 ’ he arey. : goddess. ; ; aa, . OE ae ° Hardwood floors, tile bath. niee fixtures plover a aiance on the drawing | *' ‘ Amhur I... & 4. ot A task. ca Pr- thie time. 561 Part Oo | e | mn —— maar — Northwest KH Thalite t hloeks 60 th of Market aeceount and was discharged for , cs Tf vor ean nrove that 7:00 PP. M.—-Little Symphony, Da- 25 Water craft. 50 Aving “bricks. _ 13 a’. * er ‘feal mouth. F me 7 ; nt fo¥l) WpihiLANT: sie e | } mh - at R EK A a A , “42 i (ya yi] next doar. oj P FID Se thie oo? niover an co le , the ss eral - , iA 3 a rive cou n are vid Bittuer a r.. eonducting. Solorat. oy 30, pant back 5° Pe proc ure. fhrinctions. 53 A oneal MounNn., —Front housekeepin. eecirie, Turliace, : Sw Cali Ceatt WEST PARK SSIs—8950 down new 3 Reon 1 the aeeo eid Pe Seen SS ee ts ee ee AT) lice CGiinpel de Perrex. and sOPLn. /* lical “0. Therefore. in golf - in ahad- " Fy. - a r. Oat ‘ ‘ oa anown \ bulance gue on the account Dy suit ae a Shed . nents then thev Aliss Allee GCatinpel de re: ot To supplicale. i f ~ ett ee, water... st ti pee 2484 . - modern bungalow. Tyler 1768R, eve-,') Giterwise not es i tees owes 8:00 P. M.—Little Symphony, j] 29 while 50 A maiden loved 21 By. hanged. 33S a Seas 98 Wrens, : mS Rt. SSINGTON. 400 A—4° n woms. M ings R) mee eannot. ta inane al ay ado oi Sattner an@ J. R. Keebaugh. 89 Doctor fabbr.) by Zeus. xe xe e hy 3 -—Large front house- cee Ses; SOIC 1 Tooth shy he 4 POOR MAN.—You can get affrom you now. Consult the Legal 2 9: 00 V. M.—-Little Symphony. 7 Se at mane 58 A meadow. 24 & men 6 ey r- Be finer. : ae por Bg ot rie rool, } re * he ~~ re! sa om i niavV. f ; ; Ticy,? ‘ tr turn the house into bo | Lid Pure av. {n the M ope Ipal 10:00 I. M. Little symphony en 33 A neg ativ “Mo To make A noise ot An Sugosiess a 60 Jum led trpe a ; Foose “sana, bomonette, APPITT, 95004 3 tits ns. mod BIDS, PLANS, ESTIMATES FLATS, AP’TM TS, — a. nroperty is re-{|Courts Building, Fourteenth and Miss Katherine Eicher, contralto. 34 Well “populated ee like a cat. 26.4 auaon toate 6l Another § furs iat sey SUPER, Pu? , ‘ if en Con¥ehIGht 10 J cur lies idtiits na nee 3 z ~ 4 : = ¢ we ‘ ctrpetc i Sec tions o h \ : 5 c ‘ ” 7 ss ‘ eontimuous hat $52.50, . 7 ON TRACE . a es fev “a0IOnN , tt, en etri. ted ag inact la S. AnD. r Ae i * tt > . > » . — - _— —S—. —- —~ > - ai hed Tooms hasten) a | Paral sts ‘ , ‘ : ‘ cian’ a {ine pubis , takes acknowledgements W/IL—273 Meters ' ; TerIvate uy, ref BING 5114 _— lewt ric Sia ahh Ba . ge ei - eo a , La cHyehio? eat nm affidavit Your daughter may r > on ‘EEG ‘ .2m-830kc). 6, ; if a 400041), ‘c7? on emeee he f; . et = 4 ) , F 61 ) REA be EST’ TE—_WTD TO BUY : a “sp a ! ot — MRS ? re é ‘ ‘ : } us! aon a bg a Peon ’ ne ent 2 | appear- ‘ SA’ r t RDAY, t gow an ‘ ae = BGO, Oaklané i E f\- 0 “The ' ’ Puzzl 4 A a ee | arge > . nay SPALDING cy , ; . * ° INDIANA, 310-5] —4.-fanilly, ? rooms hea nroperly repaired Vou Snoaouild nove SIRNMS ja aya sbi ree ihe if ger Joliosan s prspnte> ig H a] vas ; concert orchestra: ] 7 P Answer to Yesterday’s Cc . i me ATGe HOUR . 5 : MuaPlis ™ wr . , . . : 1 ga) sty la j price me eOoria hte ‘ _ se , ligt ? hh ef not ance. OF: & Bis Mme TIiOn : With Frei ‘ eet from orehade crf ' ss c ¢ ; a Delmar 4 “5. =! “ . [* Barace si" MO) \ Ov iN Né \\ I.’ \P W \ NX terms. Teo Humme SY oB = Grand La: le ues ne , spree ey , ' yer Ur? a e : » al ss onv \\ e cannot say what 10:00 BP. M. Mesbart Berger and Geisha,” iL Japanese ogg ie yt | I ar¢ge light Biihi Si ATT i —. A : , +t : ; . Pe s P 11” he ‘2 7 soins : ee Cen ‘ i Cul il fares ee eae tah nie : 7 oe , 7 " ; Ne ¢¢.! reheat r: ~ aff “ ve - al lections: 2 - =e , e cate iSBishe i is, 2 hatha, ek s 4 liiie You i - ele bly ») ; .. RT ae 7 , , ea sj ary red She should consult his Coruynado Hotel Orchestra. Sta comedy: voca Sei¢ ’ , ' hite: ae bat . J _-. oe be ; ; ¥ pe oe mg “i . ee Seni : : eroHode avid “aSK {oO} You! Miowmer |: He Sip th ail ha i we ere . yee Hite; convenient io™) Wie, garaxe: hot-water } i eee ene. / sof a .* ii - papi oe : ‘at , LAtk \VF | te ae 14 Peruse a at) })- } 7 ‘# — r artists Mary we Goldberg, Pianist. (‘ollegians. Cc A R 0 °o G M A 8] A M ge = eae 5 , | ’ ii j if ' j Lileal oa i ° iit 4 1: ) Mheti?i ? > Leela: CaS 7 pet S pi bids , ba . \ alhleviile, =ViVia Miller, violinist; we ia n i : wet? froin vt ‘onneching Ton OR, bins . ; tas 4 “1 mr ’ en ; ‘ os } Balt “OUtTPLTTi iss icali i i>’ frm Ti? #+\A Fe? ‘ N >) A IRST | IONS 4) Wa Starr and May Kayeing, piano Raw, Portland Oregzo n } % : R A N M A } D ‘| - ' ; e and earage. otis) hodern erie rate Fane. tile ath: | GREGON. 3340-i7—-New 3 anda room its U and ukulele and songs; Jack Little. | (491.5m-610kc), §, dinner con- T H E m L a ' D ai 0! 4 ; y . . . : * yet * rare or : F a “Er sahy?, Fs ‘ f } } 5°, 60) leven? 3 | e t =Secomd. fo dates sendiaeas oo. ie Residences Wanted pnt #10°0: Ba eee ter ee Health and sanitation questions of public interest only will be cow | cert: 11-2, dance music; Curt, = ai ; « ti? iwe > Me { oo ar’ ' _ 4h 4+) Ou! ] r by thai , --?* f ' : f per og eg hen. ath Rt a dias will | © LNTED, TO BUY OR RENT A Hot 7 ave A ted a sidered. Diagnosis or treatme nt of individual cases will not be _— WSBF—273 Meters | kremer, pianist. | |b | Siar iL eBIA R jm be} em 28. ichT) x suit: price $55 wit] rae os Prevare Ms pi see OE —, mTERINt, AGEN O20 Gravois —T - ° sturb 1) )-~New } E . = On.7 ’ AT ; I elms a ae = ve decorate i at: % $55 «@ c2 ( - | bedroonis ' uburban oor “equits 5 ‘ > pOSe (°6) {ies TN Try the following fo Anfence or adisturbda’ ee ' SATL ee fe conga? Fst Boson KHJ. Los Angeles (405.2m are Z E iad o 8 j N 7T 4 Pp $ pity eine? alit Lite 11 » —_—_- tale ae ie ' miter) Vint il : agen Heybicel . i io ; ¢ 9 7). k ipa mt : LB a), ‘ e, . . . .- wees ot we ensiaiea Wise Wee Wied Mls tos at | Modern Fiat: tie Tat: $650 Cash. the falling hair: Vinegar OF ©a ecuenigg ot es oe ( ce sxxophone; Chas, Vaughn, §, hotel concert orchestra; 8:30, E |G EIRIIIC TINE . ue" mere . te es ihn : wpret ts 4 : j ’ aT nort i 4/4 (yy “ : ana ' #3 oe. | © ] 117 e * ‘ cit yy} W rath Faruges firat- Ey yen ter? magic : — eae " aio ; ‘hie ] a ss } abd agate fyiTe@ ¢ Ps phage trey Ze UK Lee; Jack Little. Radio — Le, program, —s Cc ; conventences 1 {t¥- Ir: - : > | A W d : a Rin’ Bisie: tenia re only €7500° @RO J ounce: rose water, 1 oun: ach ciete Piri iiie me Mactu ook, cai ete \s 2-00 P. M. Versatile syncopaters. - N Ss Oo Te 5 N | Al : ‘ ~, RED, 2119.23——New fiat just “om- For Co orec— ante Lt A sen ey betel aad a eee mR) and rub. well into the roots of the | ple without an examination wou 3 OO rv. M lack Little. radio ar- Lost Ange n : : ‘ ae Dp a? ooms breakfast rAOT & PS TD- oe " o . aaa a “ge . meni " “sti i city Prerigses ' « | bad eget ighs yee i ; fe me : « ’ oy ek in ene ‘ . of cas sei : ; * on. o 4 ; ; 3 nice modern un- he pore’ WM. J. ABBOTT REALTY ©. M. MOORE. 204A N. 4th, Garfiels oe MODERS mL AT: Bla LOT; $650 CASA hair twice Gaily. ee: eee ee wee tist; Ray Palmer, ukulele; Aus. 7) BOS, Semver -(322.4m-930ke), 19, BD) AIT SRB IVIL 1K BO R: ) 43. electric fiirn ished, co. ay) he bP sen ceR) ea mi1Zen 77) nomes for Cs ored arte ust nort) ( Gever ” ana ¥>4 ey T) o eessnt} ~~ at . Mat ‘ iqaliat or aApDDpiyV AT = a RIN} ane Rlattner Sakoplone; Alice sellejan, Marmony Pe -erless orchestra; B } N Ss D gS - E N D $s ; iy - : e - Z . ss rea: fivet-claec sian they ; ease “a Sr ea oi ae 1Y- YY) r ospital! I heresa ave = h Perry, pianist. ¥ ; , ‘ GRa j~ Perpes 4 ; > " : " " } I 4 t ka ie Cif ia we + a Me? eectiv na BT ci} si j ‘ : HY , ‘ a pian . Ralph y 11:30 dance program. : 5 —— | shape. See this bargain: only $7300: $50. 2&8 a pe | : whe | Washington avenues: whers. free | doce LIE ERP |U/S'H 1iO'E es If. SKA ob. bed! ’ ' sa rate Vale} pit'ai, = . pyar } _ Mopeds : . Pio , . a tis TENCE “il q W € sh no re . 5 \ = ” Be , ty. ‘ fme te “" —— i “ ‘ a] > | F ; NT—COLORED hs Riverside O44 REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE wertiiv Salesman on premises. my i yous chould consult a physician if,{diagnosis and treatments are — ‘KPO, San Francisco (428.3m700- ©) 2 HIN THeWieit N | . = ep ter Qo ig: . ‘ : : ; ; electri, iP: mon Si. & Pa @iidd «) jNe MS RQUITY Wie ee tel ny rei, W iE as vou state, you suffer ho incen- ;8ivel a “4 REPORT THAT MEXICO MAY ke), 4:30, popular music; 5:30, bi ; ( cuit E °] . ae mi 7 : we : aM “a , = io 1] O, . ae ' re 4 est _ me ent n na encnannawe —— és - 2 ree ee orchestra: S:3 Dd, States Restau- Ww D A N i ™ A D N l i : +--Furnished = reom; Lava wef: Naga AB tect Sah Sage epee Bey ee. sue pore age” See | oS , . . | ities "heatra: 8:35 ance or- ns Ee MR Lite Teeth steam penne ACN will Wade double “tia Or sate Or TTACe LOANS ON PERSON’L PROP'Y ~~ DEPORT PROTESTANT CLERGY = cant orchestra; 8:55, dance or- [Si |[O/TiE MEBIEIGMERIO\C | : ay EIT: HHILA—A 1 is. pat pn : ‘ : ' | bt chestra . - etenern heat: Al condi atnd Clean s BERRY. 97115 S. Jeffersor [ais «Pat 1 t-family flat 4 Oy] orry; better owe on debt t : : snipes eal ee. ) NVANTED ee ee er ; | rooms: | aths. steam heats lot SO0x120 de A ‘we loan moncy for this an »} Marria e icenses No Official Confirmation of Rumor yo pre, Houston Post-Dispatch | ee a Posie eee” — . I Ba oe tf \ ai; ' i ‘ { ~ho wishes tr “4 . ‘ +4) P rr. e fi T)maen . i c'pte pit i, itied, bi iif lof fers {.) ‘ ae ’ } ne in i] i ns ; a « % ‘ . divide ae a stip ami 5 " ’ » . j 3 F “it ; ‘ . : " ’ F ‘ . a sorlerea: pear Park o TuTIA sil. pil oe J for £ i bu ng 1 en STN PRI: } ade Bis R ded 0 “oreign I riests, ‘Tass S, IIHpe organ rec ai, ’ » price, -D, X.. 2600 BE tmtaine—curs | West End neighbor near Catholt i ~—soniobile and furniture ecorade sion of } . a Steeles Royal Peacock orchestra. hl | Mv : ae ae ha Ape a" (iy) wareen Lif callus r 2 _ . r t .' janist: 1] ) = Cai MARCE AL tiie | P Toomer, Lye C Ber MERCANTI cere hail eS ‘obi rates of int rest 405 Victoria ¢ | By the Associated Press Frank Tilton, bo I , WIP, Philadelphia T3508, 2m-590ke), | ii _ _ hen ee | rivers iid FY i lL. state 1): | riment . ntfai o a RES{DENCES FOR SALE Bids. a entra! 20cS38. bas al Mortgas' si , ( Bu lal Permits nits 5 Ni EX J‘ *¢ ) Cre x ‘ Keb. l o—-Reports W est C “oast serenade program. z ba P P 9 P 05 dance m usic ; MHIGAN, 331% 4 rvo bath, laut sinta: Sh rl ar in the newspapers. but they Hot Springs National Park $:30,program, 9:90, ik — eee Score iae = - SISANS cicncninsiiehisigiate appear in the newspapers, but they | KTHS, Ho ke), 0-9:25, classical WIR, Detroit-Pontiac (516.9n»- Wy a = . = - . ‘ea , "— aa As , ‘ . . S127 Locust——C'*an; MORRISON. 11 00I—Niv G reo! pans FOR SALE ASHLAN! f4xx—Price $7250. Modern ‘ , ~EYCORS h sen confirmed officially,! (874.8m-880kC), 9-Jieu, ua tee i « { j . ] F ‘ ‘ : cars ee > , . ‘ ra) 1¢ f heel es ! 1} 12) { © 4 ? z - - : ; . * rates: tub. shower ene: $4.5 FARMS - Poot siden Want quick eetiens Tr) THE MAN WHO Wor ES. 4 VARRIAGEH Li¢ NSE ; have no - geleeflons: 9:25-9:30, The Phan-| 580kc), 6, orchestra, oe we ati i M - . Yn } ~ ii ( 9 « TI . i) ‘@s+ rate a PT es Spects] - mak. -ALT4A~—5-190m Bob aed eA Florida cee oR AN WW ay , MEM ty fale ‘ denial 4 IN > "RED| r CU Vt Past St. outs. oe eee that foreign Trotestant clergymen tom Voice; ®:860-10:15, dance mu- Goldkette s serenaders; 9, orches 2 2h SDC 1] yini.eP itat #1 : Pater 38 _ j »? rz : ad osQCdl wi ” ‘ r »rgPay;,r af s) , f ‘ iif bon, l ‘ OS re est . : a ti, ‘ mal r¢ ; roe eenvenicn “ r Hou 9 a. m. to cys p. M™. | 4 i R,. Bee "G27A Dickson. These reports were Pp! inted after Lovers’ hour; 11:30-1, ; vd erson, organist i . 1 ETO TAT AN 1» ‘3 CO ; , : ; ‘ ‘ 4 A i D3. aoe Grand. UTS « . +) d atric aX, ss - a. ‘ ae ‘ ] a ] somnia club: j ‘ E - . ° = = eing] le or en sulle: anan i Bole, a ee, ! de es at — wad) Indust is ale \ el! rerzre'y} and the woz- eo 7 } hily. See Mr Weis2 th i , ae sie 5 ‘ : ee. ome hy had Fe vy Ses it was officially announced that 10 j ( arnival: wy, ns © ’ WLW, ( incinnati (422.3m-710k« ¥ ' ah ee wed Aad ada se . Gerla kivergiades’ + Lith) : Oo daily LINEY re) (). co-mansers. mS. ee $.48)} Gite C arr pads : ; . * a n . , . prbegeent sa Seagal nes : Kight-day midwinter excursion; $110 OTD . Y Guardian: #08 Pipsicrs lag. RY Woand S. Schroeder. 2723 Russe foreign priests had been deported,; Coon-Sanders orchestra. | $8, organ concert; St. Valentine's ' en ys ors 4 t few meais on train; | oy: | , s y ¥ié =v eas \ 4 , SeeteLeleer : 7. } , " a . e . o a 2 n jualW LAW t en West See taaloe -Mieaaait, ppaliinia . L~ woes tenon $0 ne: cont dential. Stanct Hand C. Pointer, 2307 8. Broadway. eight others were in the custody of |W BBM, Chicago (326m 18 ). °| day feature; Third I | i é HOTEL BI INDON Pi, oon Tower 4 rooms. ea 7 | a oe wticnia a . Wor , roome, © haths: for par- tll” Precis oo aaa’ Uaet: ia Ride w } ee and M. S tt G11-5 . a. the authorities awaiting expulsion, | musical comedy, The l our se@a- beauty contest for grandmothers: 7 ‘a parlor; Murphy bed, steam heat: a a a a tieular het ‘rs ler 2940, nea : ‘Sega a1 iva and. 2. Bins GisS We COMar. a : sie: Coane . 9-30- + rand Harry; | ‘ ; i nent, Skinker 1 ~ only. Henten OFTW, Open Without obligation, [ wish for Clewhton | ; “NOR? T rH ST, LOUIS TRUST @ i 2 Mis NinY : to v3 vary - arith P nell + ie t% A and T. Connell OE ae hg! wen Hp and thut the police werr seare hing SOnS ’ 9:30-11, — a ag 11 A 9 dance music. } phone and bath $ wk TRAY +) | eae n of Chas . ‘ trip infermati Th ; } hanee ‘ie. @€nilai. ech bi Wel @) = Bae “i grote ne yet er, Louante for others alleged to ha Ve acted | Moulin Rouge orc estra P . se, WMAQ, Chicago News (447.5in- i AT ME R et pia page ceeia Oke Sit | OMS... «- BE s n+ | South MONEY (Do TAs we0 $0 ea Of if.and S. Berry. 917 5. Spring contrary to the constitution, | - Sumece quartet, oo co. twee 670kc), 6, Chicago theater or- } ATE ee Sie 6 ae, a omhie 19 ~ 1732—6-room residerice: price “The Morris Plan”; yayable in OU Week Ao and BK, Skelton 1118 Hornsby. bids ¢ per iest uke and kazoo; Two Jays, popu- sae ia ’ : ti NOW OPEN. Bestia aii Se An — Address . Hep aaa MWR ees ¥ 4 as ae L's [dla Se i pavBents, sr red % coll iteral, sie bah vi ere Re ee ae C " Several of the deported pri il “tm rai gan; 6:30, onc bs: — Phe - ; am ry a, ) (secon aor) —— ve sere ta “ig "meminrw 0112 . _. eee a ner cent: seciire Dy WD COrTngatt ss!) 4 aml | Lato ind, ‘TANK! on a Yun, | "FF ! are now on if he ‘ ; . |} a> & “res aw an ~us- i neton: beautifal'y reon, fr. A. RERR’ pitp. Jefferson. (c% os, ' C \. ale oa “* ge" Pe are Spanish ane chestra; §&, - ; ‘ a: a a heating pla ( IStan SALES ORGANIZATION, ; ehaurze S ner cent. In petri: I. an (@O., |. and G. Schulte 'sh0O38 N. Soring. . : . a4 - 0 . eo © me t_ mezzanine AT RPS £eON. GIT ¢ a "HOR ‘ 6s) +31 e ee x “a: . 5 : ry c re ee s, - . 50 . s . 3 ™ private a ty BELA (ia { roome att elewt } " I ARRAY 9115 the de yorted pl icsts officiate . 2. me view. if —— WPAN +50! eet areee FU See owner, 3134 ' West LOANS ON REAL ESTATE I Land M. Dov L450 trace. sare I pS é nounced: 6:45, orchestra; (7:15, i anrwhne hace S37 59 “a 1 re rs BLAKE & 34 R C Jes S15 . h - te e | “. iri Ah Avchas : : Tos a i TRADE BALANCE AGAINST U, § ters. ] ipple W ke, st orle Ss, s . 39, conce rt, Walter Led = ‘ bak Nd ew ; SU. shir FS “ fivep- | . int lease: ‘ake of nek: ar | wat mat | or a [Av TS wy My , sacCrilice FA TION ING T°!) Delmar ,) . - $] = 00 7 24 . and F. Stanle\ Oli Pat ’ ' i WCOARF, Pittsburg Pre« (461.3m- Moore - _ ‘ ui ; fot 8 r 7" PRE 7 ‘ak i hes wi wyle i oe ‘ 1 Th Hi a are y ‘ ‘ ; . >t” } wer }? rut ‘ > Lip OLR ie . — - - , . awrtiete . . ‘ . es * a Sete : af a fice S RI 4 TU «hye ; \I .§ at OM E SAC i | }- te me : FOR see on $80 E DS ss is ial Oe ieee ae? 48K N > + , ' rts Exceeded Export 650kc), 7, Youngstown artists. WOAW, Omaha (526m-570kc). 6, Ps. - = © 9 Moms atni bath; ne va : - n Neti ni an MM and | qiyweian (2ran cm ¢€ Jf i 4 ° @ ° | . : ; . = * ent - gy nee roms, vicam nent, lvoxtou; 48xx biock W. Florissant. | want to sell at ance, $29 y cane balance 4 : oe foe — » AS OB40. , (cB) Viand ©. von Zak ue S asvary Rr the A ‘jated Press (416.4m-720ke), 2:30, concert; 2. classical] program, 16:30 “ “Siita for mabe & SON, GET Chestnut. wie ' ya rete) car ern Soe auwne . Ramee ee 4 pate ai re :; ‘ A ‘5 (10 lat €3£ 0. ; — ’ : ' *4 ° ‘ . . -E— "Suitable x 10 terms, See owner in’ house. F rest SLOSW, - : Jia M Fax ' ‘ . S48 - concert; 8, Fireside Nightingale orchestra; 11, Ar- S rooms, bath and BHAWM *. 10 : r cows WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.—The 6:15, dinner concert, 8, Flr i od gale ! 1 } ‘ MW P ! at Mis LAOT d‘art ot a*uiral Bridge, pao { ” ' -gouth to Hik bere MAW MET + 142i—bour reoms, bath if BUSINESS PROP. FoR SALE Sain Say tig * Sl ied ~ 7th st. (16) 0. 47 eee gee’ » et a co. tl swung against the United ‘States B agoard } v, dé 8 ah. eae - WO . Davenport (483.6m-620kc), , whet \: open Soutn PRROOATDW AY. 1HOo4-- Ss . fiats at : ct ’ ‘ . ; Ms “+ i ; "@ wT? " tled re luring | niar’ Sie aos ountry’s imm- W DAF, Kansas ( ity Star ( 0.0m - 9.310:390. Tousical program, Au- - » —_ _* . 3 , 1° ae il “aust eres — . P 3 ~ na , on 2 PUSTEIN A SON, giv Chestnut. va tx e SONS a -vear j , | as a ii ly a7 eo) West t’ine. -Ot alse below theyvytotals of exports i ’ ”" _— i ss " Ms 7, Bible talk; 7:30, New York : : al HELEN, 54 , 6, Hotel Statler concert orches- Philharmonic Society: 9:50, ' all ait maa 4h1e «61 roTmit; eon { hie lm id “, JS5U Laced ipycr oral other COCO mont) ——. low: porch across ana : ip" ALE : : : ‘ me Mmnring rPiij Ul : a i nO] iis. ER . ee “f is FREE rete basement; double garage: \'- “ us. REAL ESTATE—FOR COL’RED BUSINESS a. at, ee, eel 1}. isos. Hla In January, 1925, the month’s trade tra; 11, Wormack’s singing syn- Crandall’s Saturday Nighters. 1229-33 d BUILDING LOTS—B a ATS, ETC ‘ + ‘ | 7 — aonie a bis price $5300; terils BAKE RY AND COFFEE HOUSE— -i18 Cnariie. Cals sae , Ji iADN, LPawed, ; Te Ki I. x , are Ves ie syeper~ Tt t ) Pi ROOMS, K AT ti——v AC ANT } pa? oat gs. NI H . I hy e] 1). - ta Pures . +) " ¥y ’ St; i* f: rs ] copators. z e be, ¢ st oer 7. 1 i+ VW is! iz; . ¢} ‘ Cyl | { ’ faux ae St #8 b : 617 N l¢ {fingwell av , ne fect peee ne cas wut 3 } eee i} | o ype “he ap age ', " 1oy 7A - ’ ove? } i «3 5 i if 1 hited at s A ‘ ivorabl: WEBH Chic ro (370 2m-810kc) WSAT, ( incinnati (325.9m-920k« ys T OMs, wu “rale to puit; rea fion; newly papered and painted: $500 , BEAU \ 5 _ Siu a: teva Phos Cat Emimy May Aberding. 49. d¢24A Fairview. jajanece of $1090,277,9000, compared | phy : ae se ’ 6:26, Fred Sanker's orchestra; FOR REN DUR NeKy i : | eas and $40 mie! u. See ‘19 gure.| , -—s 1 yu eee anny ane (allaha Mis: Site8 ot | y-faurth. che Ge len unfaverable halance of! ‘-8, Orlole orchestra, focal, pian- ree “24 hi -. REALTY €O., 504 Wainwrish ’ “C Garfield 5603 UVERBLATT room | A Pe I nD : PeetnKG © gi y ‘acthes vv ama hatiorg4 10%, May Aiton, oY, fa ) Tower Gror . it ~ n ' 2 | 700kc), &, Atwater Kener hour, _ bi\ ice ppe ijt riim. 1 ey. 52, 1619 Tey : al ' “i tra; bedtime story: 8, Uncle Jit: - : | Krawirki, 72. 200A AN, PFiltteent 5:30 Westinghouse kLimployes tel orchestra; 8:30-9:30, J. Wea-. «) tome, butler’s pan: 3 : . i . ie ‘€ > Waar : : : - , et . - , oe } “ : o = . + By :f ‘ Pie ir “Tata ’ ‘ N € ] A L model closed car or roomils ie Vane | Mares ee Me SL eee R 4 DIO PROGR A i AS | WEES, Boston (348.6m-860kc), 7, club : MENT— 4200 Lit ‘i mms. 4 Rate ‘+ ’ ne A at 2 | No) I A ip? ti) S 1a, mid. jt) rYvory . Beir? rag ‘ | I wETETa GY et) PSUS lafave é. Poston evrmphony orchestra. [e : : ie room ef Bi a We 1587 ‘1 OC. Wieeand, 4, 410°A Hartford asin oe , , WSM., Nashville (282.8m-1060kc), nt , ar Liing Oy | Ils y te I} ss A, bo bey 1B ~ 4 ices Pilimiiliess .negy P arte? , 34 prethan yy VY ilis a eure Wi AA, Dallas ewe = ourna ¢ a, 6 Fra cis Craig’s orches ! von : st. q i + I " risi =o . _* 4 , > ‘ f BS . ‘emiih ; ‘. } gile : ‘ 1cis . } - ; TT, BW Cherol) fine South |} u q vE |i : ere sere, feaeniaviq. . foo) | Anba Muller. Te tenes KDKA, Pittsburg (309.1m-970ke), — (475.9m-630ke), 6:50, Baker ho- : | * al c iT " ite 2 : gs . : ° > i ° herv te Bt OOLTM Or telephone for reservations. Joans paid off; mortgages rewritten te) GORCER tee ee rT §a8 per mantl KEI, Los Angeles (468.5m-640kc), string quartet; 8-9. orchestra; 9 ‘-8, Hollenden hour, orchestra: E ‘ : , ; . i. ‘ , ; Rif i ve 4 ’ = i ” FR 1Co ja, - re es ot sa AS rules, mane yvuul % week ieentty Spe . ven f ' * ¢ is cial) COO -6 rooms. bail Parkview $156. ci) on ter | fretly confident Will invoice. Call Forest 931aM BUSINESS ron SALE 46 dance orchestra; 11, program: progran £-11, novelty program, Ev Jon+s« Pn 8 ON, RIO PN AAO IEE PE AT =. is ee _— vies V' ‘ ti’ y 7 ’ Chitle pf 149g bDisiti " r? i bri. . . — — = - ‘ : > " 4 , “ponmen euD of pet mp ae: y AHL iE ML I} IN ANC E CO. rent Grand 47743 aa weed ter wood lovalio S840 i’ Packard Radie club; 1, frolic. WGY, Schenectady (379.5m-700ke). and his Gang. : ‘, ae Cheeta ur... DWEL 1035 N. Grand. Hours 9 a.m. 10.) Pe ee PAP RANT In good business eta io , . e' OKENE. Shenandoah, 263m-1140- 6:45, bridge leason No. 7: 7:35 awe Pec. Hartford (475.9m-630kc)., i first floor LINGS FOR RENT AX sal Bitemeblion be Mel ae Toleach’ Leen operate. 20S Wel (ROOMING HOES ie Si face | tek’ concert New York Philharmonic seci@éty Sunday school period: 7:30, I: “o — in-a-det Maplewood 4 Mii ke \ | ‘ ” 4 5 . + ~ > \ ’ ’ * ' . tee West Nei : i = mocerm © kK oF ! . ee eT: sae t CAT Nt HL She To SB vlad . tae KEOA ‘Seattle (454. Sen-H40hRE). 8 ? ' t ea riee WIZ seout program, 16th Anniverss: Veun i x ody vas ' ¢ = , a. wish = i ? , 4 | ¢ ; i {3 B *utT tebe Foor -” 4903 10 pou - | Aueu EO Locus . . ) ) : oT reed onee : : wre © Founding imnounced, !: , ; * * vi? ind ¢, , in The aia . i ‘ is , 4 . e * we light en) iT a SEA 5 from oh a Siu) , ) OM eM ee aa n,.1 7 : 3 ae b lace, WOES. Louisville Times<-C ouries janee miwsi tf; ne 4 he ; Uv ’ - , fe ; : 1} ' a m ettivieneyi nem Teom stain Log , liiia e o4a & - modermt exee!s) SPRL i :] “uss eS oe 7 ' a 9 oe LT eee ‘ Bere» ‘ 2b. cot, Mis, Ae cars aa gina ee aaa re 7 Mess Gu i ; ie ME mt ta 3 POS om, oe 8 Ne ocr gg sis Baa ate ee ti

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| ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SATURDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 13, 1926 | a —————— ‘ , a ous tak devoted manger entire! v Bess os aggion candidate nla ced in the race “FIGHT MINERS GUILTY, 1 FIVE CREW OF GERMAN SHIP — 1 a nit . 4 et = — PHOTOPLAY AEE, Ty Popular mic scat in Cots opboion Rayer and‘ bresche'tse oe FREED QW ASSAULT CHARGES SAVED BY DUTCH STEAMER j2r" 9". 10"! *™" * Poor, News Pho manifest H. ©. Harra : ee” BRE eS Be TOSS up ooh a aE fi seingares need of Attacking Union Officer eas tae ' ) , , A ve adhered to the Gee eretary to Gov. Baker. SOME Tier, Hl.—Reportrr Pititck Lad ee ae PHOTOPLAY THEATERS =~ Resagee i prong: yricven i: ~ Orteinal candidate - tint 7 WW crete uf Verdict : : ae ‘ ; \ 1 i : er > : 13 : . ‘ ee ‘Ve have taker P Pees nue we ae ay pi errepers' removea 7 - — 1 Ce Rg pasecagrae . Dew} F | 7 é | i. ®t oe ee 1% A , 4 ; ; he emga CAS MOS” SEAU TI PUL THEATRE 4871 Naf. Bridce 7 “Below ' Zs iat 4 . ‘ i i ; _ Ew LAs i #2? «© riirs ara TY + 47) at 7 «t ‘ ’ | i fend , nae iPM: CONTINUOUS Tem —— | 4 : aa. 8 7, rae — - . Gatti Moores a » Cherokee st. ] * * . AnG ye. i a aut 41 ; Ci - : ns nz eu nts , , anacer- Roahhe -ebonny Barry Co. : Participation Made Clear eit ge was none oe) Meee forces : Cosriction carriés| OS Se Chain & Bronson ciouTsaacall 7 i ‘ cs neg a Ne cs the reeert liaeg ‘ : ere re be : 7 ae : ‘ 2 s e' 7 ia - * n Ea ya E. aui Jaconson lef f. _ ‘ ; in Springfield at Annual : . A = ent es ) Dancing Capers £ Chouteaa tl ¢ : rien We | | . ‘ na ‘ j ces i? SO] ‘ , ’ _—, na ffice Natural bridge PRotople> De i @ Cy ate Candidacies Undecided yitnesses W* shies es ee sterday. The manager, Ralph with ¥ * . ~ _* ’ an 4 , - ; ” Lincoln Day Dinner. De her-in. . hos and we to pate the othe ihe attendance at the banque! agit : Cieubpation ak pas ik MARIE PREVOST 18th Street se Vantevite IGNORE PLEDGE IN the at : ae tie ia@rgest in the 27 year: ; ie o 6 . PHOTOPLAY THEATERS Shew Starting ‘Vatinee Tomerrou \ ISth £ Lafayette barks : . . a ” ‘ ‘ ~ ‘ . ' ‘ ? > - ; nd open’) n f Governme be 3 e dots 4 | "] A rT PARAS!TE”’ MELBA At Se \1 Rg , i> ¢ TS thie 2 | * wils en $3 0 *%ch i om i . ‘ « : © a4 t ‘ - ’ : = em ‘ . “ is P ~. ae e | , ; an : : | es , Owen Moore, Madge Bellamy «7 . , +. " ; ‘ent a . oy . , ; . ~ re | ia . _ Lae ‘ ; ; s Wad - . : @ ’ e > ms ld ‘ ve + > on a —" | ‘ Ty e ; . . - “a7 . Nee cs > oy : 4 ¥ ' ] ‘ . . 4 . ° . a KK « ‘} P. . r . | lin ce ma ro 3 - r , ; . sa . . . r, - MN . 2. - = 7 i ett seietss Fup oy omgegs i pet SEN ry, Aur pe dn. Se iconGr a4 oy ne ie veh acts 04s , tik eg: glee hs se cs ees, SR Ce. pers Bak P Re aR TA Q ry aes s , ets fin are OE ee i MEA. PALME DF dur: ee Wh ; j Be Sil A NE REF ite eA Ab Ge at Ps: aan 7 + 'j ae dtl uae i ergy 2 5 Be end Leb tharetinad ly sees SOMO Gach ‘oer . fednsitaies ” : f Sr s ite i . * 5 ‘s Pay he aby te haat r apt A ; ty s : B 2 * ’ q “3 4 me ane oe aN, ani i 4 Py ie 4 9 Ee yh a ae Ree Ae de Ree TT pe a pee he Mast eee ar wee ; = a r a ' ry j M ' Fi r ‘ 4 rf CATHY = ¢ sl ars rs © = p. m. to 5 p. m. arg participat : hi ra ic lov ? u Cherokee and lows SECOND CHURCH. 4254 W ashing- >) ihe affairs NOW! NOW! a % poset au A ae e oss . st sisai.iVia y daily from “to 4 p. m., inciuding Suan -* . oe ' day. des gush hele : By Ticket Obiainable Upon Request at THIRD CHUR¢ a 2524 Ruase!l bou- siti Si" = at . everywhere CONGRESS aa 4 GRAND & ; ; 40°53 Olive Sr. f ) = 4 levard. 10:45 & p JUNIATA —Also — a — i evar > in. and m. ; t} linner, was read. Ereae. ° Deuble Prog. ‘ FOURTH CHURCH. 5560 Page bee. _.. >. |, “== & 822 Planters Bldg. Telephone Main 1110 44 99 A Buster Brown Comedy Grand- Fler. (5 : WE'RE GLAD cian” Gael enor Goaketee ee ats Big aie pb | Grand & Flor!ssant Paint x. ing room, 5451 Page beonlevard. open aiumni organizations of Washingto: ) Kings Only a 5 daily from 9 a. m. to 9 PD. m., ¢x- T iTersitxv nrerese o's ‘ ; | ag =¢ s¢ 6 -2 2 | eriing. Char lie Mu ray Jefferson & Grarvols ; hed : é L. + 7 ton boulevard, 11 a. m. and & p. m. 2. es Adm SS FREE * Reading room in church edifice. open Y 1ETLE Om 7 ot ; tOn ] j 4 — ye bia = ve oe lh a a CONE Sie abr OO a Sila ee tet or Tee aia Sunday evening services radiocast at ba eee Come Share With Us Sunday * FIFTH CHURCH 3630'S. ‘trond Rashington Universite sree a HI |-POINTE / (Big Don! >>. . frrand ; sol Se Suma amma oat . . boulevard. 11 a. m. and 8 p.m. Read- Tochw artivir nee be 0 ing room «same location, epen daily, . eee we - Clasten & McCune Pm 2 te & » m.: Sundays and all boli. ~ sald I “ Loe} 1 a - SIXTH Cit RON. 7726 Nateral .., ° ie IN 2 a KING REE { 2acum zi (dere "na OR" (Por Visiting Merchants and daily except Wednesdar, 9 a. a as * ‘ ¢ Pee ; AMUSEMENTS P - LINDELL f and I ; Traveling Salesmen) p>. m.; Sunday and holidays, ?:20 to ‘415 AMUSEMENTS . 4 7 Grand & Hebert “HIS re Henry Alford Porter's Sermon: = > =. ee eee . oe ae oe eee — ae . f : . 262° Olive @.. open dai'e fram 10 Be he ae ; Matinee ‘* ; “THE GREATNESS OF Oe SS eS oe Gee ee er OF ee . : A tb Lsadiog Tiguive fim 1.405215 ee FS LYRIC § un 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. Sunday and holi- ae ae a eee ee 5 : Tonight Sisth ead Pike i Y. a days, 2:30 te 5:30 p. m. All are wel. > a © stnne : 2 R *¥ -. tS -15 P Amovatt ee st “lle to materian Came Qiagen LAST TWO TIMES tEX a MAFFITT rT 3 mince on the buen ace ee a. ee, $2. $2.50 ’ : 2812 N Vandeventer sensational COSMOPOLITAN aa AZINE story of modern marrage EVENT — pow a great photoplay — with IMPORTANT DRAMATIC Manchester / f 4215 Manchester a Sets oe “Old-Time Three Lectures on a Pictnres of Men of St. Louis” Join the Multitude: | PSYCHOLOGY | LIM. AR WILLTAMEON n “CLOSE QUARTERS” 15th & Montgomery ‘ aren’s on + @ wpwrt~e -pustal eee eee FOS. WOU,, TMBIS., O scsc ciesvcs:. vo 1 otucs tenacts o palin : ow a ; ' oes CZ a oonatinaeat | age ELSIE FERGUSON MARGARET LAWRENCE Ma nemeed 4 re 4, lh “nrnapyy | a. oS BY FIORENCE CRANE [Mf to the ono ne deliverea epVALLAGE EODINGER BRUCE McRAE FLEANOR BOARDMAN : 170 Manchester od ae ‘$ the Missouri Theater next door ani . ; ning hefore the editorial ass HVA WAL Y KERR we our pounds o Cg § n te vernge attendance Disciple of ti of Indi | : . “a sa: _———-. ee Min in which he criticiecd Seni EFFIE SHANKON art yA po te Montgomery ‘ { Corinne anian Club Exhibitior sai q 2 IMOROOW Wt! (ne Week Onis : Gaia POPULA? TOMORROW NIGHT Sine Werk oni 7 OM THE STACE - | Feb. 16, 17, i8 ale Mat. Today ZIEGFELD GREATEST i : | $1, $1.50, $2/| EDDIE CANTOR VINCENT ROSE OZARK ice a COMING! |J or ODEONer mw Pos tt . ) : ah 4 : , : : a elle: ‘Tomorrow, Nighi Scat tad in “KID BOOTS” Composer of ‘‘Avaion’’ & ‘‘Linger Awhile’’—-and ee rile With a id Hoe would ask Miller to stand ni 0 aaa arama SEATS NOW ON SALE PAGEANT A" xras THE LAUGH SENSATION: | (or Wii'reatenixGs"* — | HOLLYWOOD ORCHESTRA Special iki We LEAL SA +4 4 NOVELTY oo, (574 Eapton “The Masked bri rast’ (¢? or seni tc Radio Preacher Hartmann ‘ _ e *¢ . oo a “S51 Pielmar itl speak Sunday. 10°45 A. M., % “© ect os lenis Truth Center, 10°00 id aA Sper Bus a , . os the Da P ae : a in Advancts—tret Choice Seats Wher a ' on SESUS CHRIST, Taiete tor the Mayor bad Wal OF THE WORLD DORMA LEE Powhatan | > re ‘ > : 7 — er ae . > or Ie He Man T hie m oe . ; a Maplewood / ventares “ , stibjeet has cansed mirth dies fenton - a in #*¢ RIN@LINE DAYS* ae ps aS ma ameng (Christian believers and Rev la r did not present Selif *¢ [ust Times Today for This Big Shoe lf 4 SHA W IRENE Si —_— { “The Wi . OVERTURE ‘THE ( BARLESTON - THE WORLD OVER’ BY Hartmann will help ciear away the 79th and Shaw ~ eee Shenandoah { Grané- Sieeandech TIVOLI 6°50 Delmar VIRGINIA {° and 5i1?y Virginie WV acn'’t 1 i firet F- ‘ . eb : gi 5 i " . @ | ° ? > ~ £9 ; g . “4 - : «eT se , Ma and Bille ° oe 4 ‘ = : i ~~ anin iil «p npen the § ae if Ne 7 — ; , - . : : chapters of t-enesi . Rose Kress Co. z've tp 4 ° > 1 fant man Se . c “> S@at Mat... 80c-32 Ma Wed. 50c $1. $1. 5¢: ee ie oer “HERB” WILLIAMS sieht dihces sialic serinnineacosagendapitaeii Seti American Theater tote rested vvvet “~~ fheret and oc : “ente Alen at Aeolian. 1004 Olive > NENT WEEK—TED LEW ix & RAND the BHla'tw t.h ane Seecesuneeseeuseeouerenonsescooseeseescesoouens. coo oo : re “ os 3 TAY NESSES AD gee . . . ORPHEUM GIPTUIT VAUDEVILLE _ BROOKE JOHNS 4 re) ALBERTS WALSH & ELLIS KLEIN BROS. a aes In PRIZE< A ea RENEE ROBERT & JAY VELIE Symphony Orchestra a’ 3 on as ie ee refused a piace « Wat- Lee 2 “aft.-“un. to Market and Seventh é $1.10: Nights 8:15. 15¢-$1.58 ia as a eo ~ Yr ° ‘ ; : . + gia TY ‘ my ehoice tirnt Dowothy services KBecin Mondar, Feb 22 ‘ re Was A a : ir me at ’ yay en fee ae gone me te WEBSTER Forest 12:20 to 12:50 Noon Second Presbyterian Church. S speaker $s tabi¢ i nave er bee od my regular nricet. Ask your droggist 1?th and Ciliates Vhan ; “A e<t minster ave uM Tavlar Avenne CL Sere os . _ ~_e, Pa - -_ Pvery dav for sit weeks ex- 40OHIN W. MAC TVOR, DPD D Minister a Satumlay aml sSutida ' we rmiat = os ¥ 4 ; tas oO : } shire: 14th and Locust Pieced bs Laitheran Pabii vd a Se. 7 ee Sane OF erertativa i as . ' | OWDER E Me +a R © Ss = GLORIFYING THE BABYLONIAN GIRL! | Organization ee 8 1700 or 1860 Republicans who at Purr F R OL I C }] THE WooDW ARD PLAYERS in \ Picture Every Man,-Woman and Child Should See | ASHLAND D Ee | tended. Anyway I guess that one “MEET THE W EY PARAMOUNT 'S— a sig | ‘enough f TONIGHT—MIDNIGHT T T E IF CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL ~~" | —_ avd. GOS. San. Sw ant - me WAN DERER a : MIKADO { rive iss r LAVENTHAL THEATER cae 13th AND LOCUST STREETS ois NEXT WEEK—*‘THE BAT’ WILLIAM SCARLETT, Dean tapas 8:00 A. M.—Holy Communion. ‘ : ; ti an — St. Louis Sympho For the PO —_ 11:00 A.M.—Morning P d Sermo : ; s ny crning Prayer and Sermon" eae SUNDAY Po NEWSTEAD, Tonight 8:30 (One MR. GANZ Wil! Feature THE RT. REV. JOHN GARDNER MURRAY. D. D. RS: ne Rep | fe hen ate 7 ~ —On the Stage [/O’FALLON Precidime Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Chusch Kee | G IES EKIN ANIMAL CARNIVAL (Saint-Saens) 5 : {oa | SERVICE OF PERSONAL RELIGION : orcatana nese Marietta Schumacher, Sopraie rT ” a oe Tuesday Noon, 12:05 to 12. 35: Brief Address by Dean Scariett eried Seais—— Ail erts Soloists Altred Schmied, Prano ‘ . BACCHANALIAN PROLOGUE UNION JOO) CLINE SIKPE I Seats ?50—Reses ec. 3 REST SPAGE SPROPVCLE WITH THE 16 wissounr rockets § U ae leserved Oc. 230 i Petes Eeetre ° '

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Fe ‘a : ‘ “ 7 “$ é : £ oP ine: 5 Pe it : tee Cie oe : ss j : a 4 bf 7 ‘ . oe : ai : bd 2 ; Tie ay t s * LS probiem of modern youth which being discussed by letter writers ou this page. Miss Bailey's novels, now so weil known and popular, always best sellers all over the country as soon as they are published, all deal with vouth, and in the tenderest, most sympathetic spirit. She does ad- mit, however, that she takes a rosier view of the conduct of mod- ern youth in her books’ than she sometimes does at its antics in real life. Just now Miss Bailev is break- ing into the movies. Her ‘Peacock Feathers.’ has been made into a picture and is to be released in St. Louis next week. She has not seen it yet and does not know how it' has weathered its way through Hfollywood production, but it is safe to say a Temple Bailey plot will not contribute greatly to that unsavoriness for which the movies are abundantly noted. “My books deal with romance, ef a quality that is eternal. Every reneration in love, really in love, is alike, [ maintain,” continued Miss Bailey. “The voung people I meet and know today are charming,” she in- sisted, laughingly protesting at first against discussing the other kind. ‘“‘In some of those who mov> in the gayest society I find, when | really get to know them, solid, old-fashioned virtues and interests which are, ll admift, surprising, judging by = superficial appear- ances.” “On the other hand, of course, | observe many who are lacking in taste all the way through. But I think the two types strike about an even balance. Neither is in aseond- ancy over the other. It is only that the reprehensible ones are so con- spicuous, so much in the fore- ground just now. The Bad Examples. “Whether or not young people are behaving badly,” she added without qualification and with em- phasis, “certaintly they are justi- fied in pointing to their elders as bad examples. It is there the great change has taken place. (Contrary to customs in Europe where chil- dren are kept in the background, young girls and boys under strict parental control and where mar- riage is the first relief from restraint, in America vouth has been allowed a great deal of free- dom and getting married -has meant settling down. Young America has learned to expect ex- emplary conduct from parenis. They are not getting it now. or rather a bad example as married people continue their frivolities and try to keep up the semblance of youth far into middle age. “T wouldn't apply this criticism (O all parents, but often those who are not addicted to the jazz spirit themselves are yielding their chil- dren up to its influence. “Isn't the plaint of the voung person, when he or she is found suilty of something the parent has been wont to believe was unbe- coming or indiscreet, ‘Wel!, all the others do it,’ or ‘So-and-so's par- ents allow him to do it’’ And isn't the parent inclined to vield to that plaint on the ground that she does not want her child to lag behind and be unpopular?” An Interesting Experiment. “Tl heard of an interesting experi- ment being tried out in a suburb of New York to offset the excuse that ‘the others are doing it.. One pair of parents called a mecting of all the other parents of their sOcial set and they agreed to band thernselvea together and take a definite stand upon all mooted questions as to what their children should and should not be allowed to do. [| wondered how far such a movement would go in St. Louis. lfow many parents, of the type. of children the term flaming youth is used to describe could be brought into a similar agreement’? “NOt every parent in eommunity,’” thought Miss “Not mothers such as one maid the other day that she want- ed her son to learn to drink Iike a gentleman and was taking him to Kurope with that end in view However, Miss thought she observed setting in a reaction to the eptirit of artificial sophistica by flaming In large a Bailey. who 4) Bailey tion that is expressed youth and rampant iniddle age. her own sphere of literature observes it; in art, and, judging by the patronage given the revival of rome of the older fashioned plays this winter, in society as wel] Change in léterary Demands. Once upon a t? r) ti che tity. epecial hooks the your ind . 2 tekst ton tee at Oe . Be BO Sento —. é cement epeeeenee ce ee Bg a . ® % . Sg ee WA". wate ahs et gs o> eee a! ‘ . BNR BO NA eNO no ee san ase oe they read them,” she said. ““Now- adays voung people demand to read any and all books. But in place of the morbidly realistic novel and the impressionistic short story which did not tell a. story but only selected a phase of life, there is a reaction, a demand for books and plays and short stories that really tell a story, that are written with some idea of form, completely, sat- isfying and, above all, entertaining- ly. We are, I believe, beginning to swing away from the artificial ge- rtousness that has possessed us.”’ Miss Bailey has come to look | upon St. Louis as her real home now, although not a native, having come here a few vears ago to re- side with her sister, Mrs. Paul V. Bunn, at 501 Clara avenue, in or- der that both might be with their mother. She recently has rented a nearby apartment as a studio where, with a secretary, as system- atically as any business man she A AE AR RE A NR | HOUSEHOLD — GGFSTIONS Quicker Baking. In cold weather it is safe to keep ! . , on hand a jar of pie crust ingre- } dients all mixed, except the water. i@ When a pie is desired just add the necessary water and roll out ° Ps ° Like New. Children's woolen underwear has / to be scrubbed so vigorouslv tht it *frequently becomes hardened. Try adding some borax to the jfast rinse water and hang the under- wear out without wringing. Let it , dry in a strong wind and see how much improved jt will be t ¢ + Varied Facts. Pure givcerine will remove a eo? fea stain even though the coffee contained cream A piece of charcoal in the cor- ner of the refrigerator will absorb odors and keep things sweet. A painty pair of cheeked pinge- ham kitchen curtains makes a ni gift for the bride's “shower.’’ Paper hand towels are popu'ar for kitchen use, from a sanitary as well as g economical standpoint. The Varnished Floor. in easily Sid rs nished or good keep your var shellacked floors {in condition Simpiy dust them Clean with a soft brush or cloth then polish with an oileq mo cloth moistened i. <Anv lich? Fito os ; iTnicLcUure » OF a Withh © lubricating oj! } lermon oi] will answer the purpose Rub it well into the wi | sqft cioth remove Ali « iT Dis lt is not well vf i clear i varn ed « Sliella ed surface bul tioors do became ’ ry FOL ed In that case wipe them with acioth wt cy out « warm. Whiter i (horouchiv without « lay en polish with the oi}. Wood Work, furniture and eh i Or Varnished surfaces rn ay i iregate ed in the same was When varnished w iw < comes bad wor rubbing ’ | good grad: { flo@r wax will re * store it. i ee MISS TEMPLE BAILEY. — Photo by Kajawara puts in a regular day’s work at bringing out a novel and numerous shorter storics each year. System is absolutely necessary in order to Keep ‘abreast of the de- mand of publishers fom her wares and to keep pace with the ideas and literary material that crowd her mind for expression, and most important of all, she thinks, to leave time for social intercourse, outdoor exércise and her days with the invalid soldiers in the hospitals to whom for years she &as been devoted. She declares that wif*® all her success, life would not be worth the living without contacts with people, life, the big outdoors. Indeed, when this vear’s novel is completed, she is considering foreswearing literary work for a whole vear and just playing around, going to Europe and other interesting places instead of bringing out a new novel the following year. 7 ise. 347 ‘OOK ig’ he discover- February 13. Years Ago.—Captain | er of the Hawaiian Islands, is with 19726 ; killed in a Sxinrmish savages UOopynig ht, LUPTON A. WILKINSON ‘oad Down The Frog House. at the creek Ky four old logs | built a house + _ . - P OOF sticks for frogs Lying hiding. | croaked like a drum But the foolish frogs Wouldn't come ~omebody, please, \ message send How 'o make frogs Know ] the Lit (Copyright 19°56.) CD a “<a =) pad © 2 Cf Co = f2 Cf we OC _ C2 HL _— PTS, FF aw ss eee MEDITATIONS —OF A— MARRIED WOMAN By HELEN ROWLAND Enough to Marry On. EFORE you marry, be sure that you have enough to marry on. - . s % a | No. I don’t mean enough money-—-I mean enough LOVE! . * . as far as money goes-—~—but it two may live as cheaply as one, ) : support matrimony as it does takes about four times as much love to to keep up a bachelor flat. . * s Be sure that you have enough love to survive the first shock of seeing a man’s bare feet and the first vision of his Adam's apple cov- ered with shaving lather. = + + Enough romance to outlive a snore and enough charity to over- look a touch of temper or @ forgotten kiss. 7 * ' Enough tenderness to be able to look at his profile, and forgive him for breaking all the Ten Commandments. o s . Enough faith to make you believe him better than your own eyes and trust him more than your own ears. . . . Enough affection to make you love him for his weaknesses and respect him in spite of his faults. t + * Enough admiration to make you see all his virtues magnified and glorified-——and enough loyalty to make you sacrifice your last drop of selfishness on the altar of his success! : - 2 ° Be sure, dear Boy, that you have enough devotion and chivalry to make you guard a woman's happiness with your life and lie like a gentleman rather than hurt her, vanity. . <7 * Enough romance to make you see a halo around her head, even when ¥ou catch her in a dust-cap or a clay-mask. « a7 * Enough tenderness to make you love her in spite of her whims, nnreasonableness, hysterics, nerves——and even a red nose and a cold in the head. * _ Enough ardor to make ai! other women look Like wooden saldiers to you. Enough interest to make you LISTEN when she _ talks—and enough enthusiasm, never to be bored when you are alone with her. . e . Enough love between you, to spread out over all the rest of the years—and then run over into Eternity! ; 7 + o It takes SO MUCH love, to weather the storms and live through the dead calm of marriage: But, if you have enough LOVE, you can get along on such a very little money. J Y * if you have enough love, it doesn’t matter how poor you are, how plain you are, how young or how old or how faulty you are. Love will fill the void, gild the ugliness, glorify the poverty, and turn the struggle into a beautiful and exciting adventure! + a a. + * * The great secret of most bankrupt marriages is not that they were begun on too little money, bunt that they started out with too little LOVE! ~ And a little love is riot enongh! (Copyrgihbt. 1926.) DO’S AND DON’TS | — For — . SUCCESS IN BUSINESS. By NELLIE E. GARDNER nana ee ee; awe a ey, — The Scotch Proverb. UCH has come ont of Scotland besides the liqnor which bears its name, and the immortal Bobbie whose poems bring the laugh and tear. The Scotch are a grim race, in spite of all their sense of humor. But they have the knack of seeing things without halos and of ex- pressing them without veneer. In their proverbs they get as close to the essence of life as any people can. 2d One of the sagest and shrewdest is: ‘‘No man can be happy without a friend. nor sure of him till he's unhappy.”’ How does that tally with your own experience? if you ever needed to borrow money. to carry on your business or Maintain your home, when times were hard, what became of all your friends, the bankers, whose protestations of friendship you often had enjoyed—-when they were not needed: Nothing is truer than the fact that our lives are not happy or complete without friendships. But who knows what a friendship is really worth until it is tested? And what makes this test as truly as adversity” When you find the friend who sticks to vou, through all kinds of trouble and despair, see that you do not desert him when Good Fortune again smiles on you, adopting you for her own. The qualities you show to your friends will usually be reflected in their treatment of you. Not alwavs, of course, but in over. whelming majority. Are vou loyal’ Or do you waver, a fraction of an inch at times, in vour defend- the ing word and attitude” Are you willing to give if need be ber! your time and thought—and even vour to the solution or amelioration of their problems” the same canse, can carry a load that three money, Two backs, might not lift alone. If the need ever arises for yon to cali for an assisting shoulder. can you honestly say in your heart that vou have been willing to in render the same service? 9 “NO Man can be happy without a friend, nor sure of him till he’s unhappy.”’ Treat your with friends such warmth in your light they will come to you freely if the way ever grows dark. honrs that (Copvrigm. 196 } Raw Vegetable Salad. sured loress at the table, using for Six people one-Walf cup olive oi! (T te: «Dresse » TY ' a ; o Be Dre d at the Vable.) two and a half tablespoons vine. In a large salad bow! put well Rar, a teaspoon sait and one-cighth erisped lettuce or romaine. a little teaspoon pepper. Re sure the salad waleteress i! convenisé equal is so well mixed that i: appears a parts of ehredded celery Tniniv little wilted when served Siictd raw carrot ar appis AYd i dressing tis hor i ~A 4 m liiiie minced green pepper if dw ume wmabics. : rf — — - — ve ~ enn ees eS ~ ‘A Valentine : Invitation ST. LOUTS POST-Digpdlonay FEBRUARY ee ea - - ‘for him. And this eyes and soft replies. To Gran’ father that littl Valentine. Bat that was And YOU are the girl who rigid little bouquet, do not want her in f | 66 H, modern girl, short-skirted and haired, dusted with pow- | | O:« and tinted with lip-red, a contradition that goes per-' | fumed and painted as an exquisite Pompadour, yet clad in | | wWwoolens and leather windoreaks like a boy; as accomplished a. coquette as a Revolutionary belle, yet as free and frank as her | brother and as good a pal, the door of my heart is open to you— | was the perfect enter in-——ob, do. Gran’ father sang —and still sings—-of the girl in billows of lace and rose-buds, of long, dark ringlets about her face, of the bit of a lace fan and the speck of a real lace handkerchief, of the = ees . = ena acetone tnencentantt tronetnenancnenten-neqonsnasaceeatensedamenanveestlittiadicnansemmnanesecenen (CZAear of Freedom, salietieaeeieeetee een ee ees | THE SELF-APPOINTED RESCT ER. CHAPTER LXVITI. RANDON succeeded in making B us peace with Nan, more be- cause she was piqued at her husband than because she cared) to admit the former into her good graces again. ‘You were insulting in the things you said to me before the cro®d in your studio,” she told him se- verely. “l was never so humiliated in all my life.’ “I’m sorry. , decorative than your friend Larra- bee. He’s old, my dear.” “And therefore probably depend- able. Which you are not. Oh, Louis, Louis, if I only knew what \I want!” Nan sighed. “T’'ll show you,” he sprang up and came toward her, but she mo- tioned him away. “No. I’m not like the girls you've ‘known before. I can't be kissed ‘into consent. I'll admit that when I'm with you, when I’m in the stu- dio, talking with the crowd, hear- ab-!ing Interesting things, listening to beastly, : , ilovely music, I think life with vou really jectly sorry,” he apologized humbly. | *0* : “I'm just a poor pup geroveling on is just the thing I'm seeking to give the floor, at your feet.” me perfect happiness. But away ; from. you and your environment, He looked so far removed from bis Metaphoric description of hitm- self, with his arrogant good looks, thinking of the old life, the secur- ity, the peace, the Inevitable ennui -—JJ don’t know.” his dazzling, half-satiric eyes, and | si : his jaunty, assured. carriage, that Chin cupped in one palm, she Nan was forced to laugh and thus | #ared despondentiy before her. put an end to her vexation. ‘Louis, you're utterly spoiled! Nothing will ever make you grove. Nothing will ever keep vou down." “You think I’m shallow?” he asked with narrowed eyes. lof a table, studying her through the smoke of his cigarette. “You've never told me abont what your life was before you came to take lessons from me. It’s easy ito see there's a story to you—an “T think your selfish,”’ she an interesting one. I dare sey Has Swered calmly. this fetlow J urrabec the ‘fonds He flushed darkly. a ee “Aren't vou thoroughly and ir- nee Rese revocably conceited?” pis + re oo He laughed at that and the “Why do you always question me about Mr. Larrabee”? that before I I've told you become engaged to you—if I ever do—lT'll tell you all about him and I've promised you that it is nothing to be ashamed of. threatened temperamental rage was safely dissipated. “Well, when yon're’ through handing bouquets and their accom- panying brickbats to me, vou might tell me when you're coing to choose in fact, its an en of which between me and this chap Larra- 7a ver een bee,” he suggested, lighting a brandon shrugged ane extin- clearette and leaning back com. |*22ne4 Be cigarette In the tray. fortably in one of Nan’'s easy chairs. ¢ — . patel a ee ; ictreegt She had refused to come to the ‘F the life of me figure it out— studio for her lesson after lant especially with this Hartley gir! in night's scene, and within half an| ‘he center of it. She's one of the hour, he was on her doorstep, im- nest adventuresses I ever saw.” portuning her to allow him to en- Nan lifted her head. ter “You think so-—-honestly?” she It had amused and flattered her @#Sked sharply to find him so eager, so insistent judge for yourself.” he replied after his variously displayed indif- With a shrug. “If she don't shake erence ty the girls she had met! him down for a voung fortune, it’s in his studio, especiaily to Mona because somebody's already cleaned Vail. Nan was not catty by nature, the tree.” but after Mona's part in two vers “On Nan's exclamation was disagreeable events through which barely audibie, but it spoke vol- she had been forced to pass, she umes derived grim satisfaction from liv the time Brandon had left she the agsurance that Miss Vail was had reached a decision probably spending a bad half hour She would save her husband at the studio waiting for Brangion’s from Flora’s machinations. at no return and knowing that he was matter what cost to her own pride. passing the intervening time with Aft east. in her own mind. she her rival painstakingly termed her interest Nan's response to Brandon's “pride.’ question was a long, thordugh (To Be Covtinoext.) scrutiny of hin Copyright. 1976.) “What'e the dea?” he izked (out of a total merbership of Visioly lida \re } r Oo 458 n the new Cyzecho-Siovakia . é( nd? Parliament ire women ght I f , ing hoa bass [ve put ind four Src Yy, I think Id bea bit ore in fe ¢ ae Brandon leaned against the edge | ee —— ——e | | - | now, in pretty m= . j fying over, and e So I sing, and ins, when my fran’ son is ‘ heart, the peculiar and ann HOME - Mj ‘rankness HEL By WANDA —pA Theater Manager FE are told by Exhibilion ¢ W vases and # = ts monize not only Fair ane scheme, but @ t and d-pth. By VV If the shade & N Shenandoah, Ia., there adjustable kind, te queerest man who runs a under it must be ing picture theater. The with ribbon, sik, Raw he . : , ; ' saw a film in his t be painted. One of : : that he didn't ular materials for Gay). and what glazed chinta In " do you think is plain, in QBS A. gig?) )=6 He either case the a Went to the pleated to be up ‘0 news papers style. -The newest and reaan an trimmea with satin, or tinsel, or with cord finished silk Chinese tassels chintz decoration. single band of ft advertiserne nt Urring his cus- tomers te stay away. ™ Not saftts- fied with that, way up the shade he posted A a half wide silk % bulletin in loon edge is used front of the - The cord and theater ‘elt a = = on these shades Ing his pa in the color of the trons that th: WINIFRED of the chintz, while 7 Picture then playing insid: bon match the i f ONG Of the weakest motic tures he'd av, r seen” 7 ] re tty Shrew rman, this — if you ask me. If } ONS Saw the film and agres phe he's Triade ~ hundred Might off the bat. ~And What he tells them Pictures that town ¥ rative patter. all the lamps of! if tied to the wit top by the cords, position. Then there aes than can be the application of done on cream © listen ta the thie ity if the t ment. These icture was all ric not pleated. They ) Datrons Will think the -m and bottom with @0 4" mistaken that's all. band, or @ oe Anyhow, , reryone in fo the bottom and? pIKing about that theater The spatter gene TS throughout the ‘Alking about if a ali a Dad rif ee f Publicity tention il or not ‘ as elaborate # simple ones are ver) are w net caie Hack sheées ¥™ ’ “~# «+ 7} ? Bert Ss ai o's ~ interesting would ette panels are ee ) up and told th shades are Winn our own tnt: parchment, the f an — You iove to de and the thin I thee, 0? 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JBL POST-DISP aq ) tion boug ve?» oO not want her int jas the perfect ides And this 6K or him. ow, In pretty my So I sing, and ying over, and cns HOME - HEL DAGE F VAY FEBRUARY 15, 1996" RR ee *- -_,. ~ ¢ o's > ra >> o g= sw 3 ~*~ 7 er me USGS COG en _oepenin’ ts. = -——_—aaainane , | young person that is the puzzling, . And YOU are the girl who livres gig, When miy gran’ son is vetsi- beart, the peculiar and annoying Frankness With Public Is Found to Pay modern girl then, of the charms ‘of the girl I love in this year of nineteen-twenty-six, of her eyes, her smile, her close-cropped curls, her little pigeon-toed walk, scientists say is the proper thing, her thimble hat that smacks of Should have a frame al! Consider pray, this heart of mine, And be my modern Valentine! levening coats are | These are usualtv worn over the | less elaborate dresses such as are ) ww wmkaeines ' ¢ ——— PPL PLP PLP LLP . + = 7 . PPD LPPPLP LPL r PPPPAPABPBPL SS BPA PL LLP ALP x DRAWN BY NELL BRINKLEY By . had told him were so delicious. > but when he discovered that Mocker was laughing because he, thought that. turPmnip and and apple were so very better, he felt differently. to see that what Peter, carrot much He b liclous to ‘TaN is de- to another and funny that he should anxious for a taste of Mocker’s food. So he decided not to lose his temper, but to laugh Mocker. Now that his curiosity in regard to Mocker’s food was satisfied, Pe- became more curious’ than ever about the place where Mock- He teased Mocker to tel] obe person, not be delicious at all: that if may really was have been so 34} With tear t oo er slept. you know it,’ said he. admitted = _ this. “pat, said he. “I have a perfect right to find out where von sieep if ] }¢ Ler can." ooh fa ily, “you have a perfect -right ‘o find out if you can. vou can.’ rather think I can. I find out most things that I really set out to find out.” ; “My: exclaimed “Aren't we smart? which Mocker. And haven't , Gt eres and soft replies. But I the troubadour, her bracelets, her free little figure, her nimble we a good opinion of ourselves?” To Gran’ father that littie girl tongue.”’ Peter looked at Mocker suspici- Valentine. But that was NO “Oh. Dainty girl, your pretty face ousiv. He suspected that he was) fun of. But Mocker looked so innocent that Peter said) made of tace, heinc made B. M nothing and finally left for the —_ NELL BRINKLEY. qd: ar Old Rrier patch to try to | think of some plan to find ont es ' Mocker’s seeret. Finally he made} Short Coats. i: | up his mind that the only way he | would ever find it out would be | by spying. | Spying isn’t a nice thing for any | If skirts are getting longer, some getting shorter. ee cee oe chosen. for the theaters, restau- one to do. and Peter knows it. By WANDA E£ : jrants and nicht clubs. One of the 4,4 cometimes it is the only way y F: * ee Somalia ing picture theater. The other: is a pretty costume, but don’t you) | ith ribbon, silk, g0 | Branch * painted. (One of Gy he saw a film in his theater think you'd get tired of it after | Sites, for tet he didn’t _you’d worn it once or twice?” lar Materia's like and what ; She might not sell that suit, but, | lazed chintz. 1D Pe you think 'dear me, how many friends she'd) plain, in oe he did? Heo aor for the shop and for herself. : her case the 5s t! Went to the | Tf met a woman the other day. leated to be up to Lewspapers 'who gave me the shock of my life. | yie al newest and ran an Her little daughter came home for! Immeda with bands aédvertiserme nt the Christmas vacation and tin, or tinsel, or li ith eord finished ik Chinese tassels rintz decoration. ngle band of ribbon ay up the shade and half wide silk fri the | /'woman was telling me about it. “Dorothy is a dear little thing,” | Wing his cus- tomers to stay = COB) away, . said the woman. “She means all | Not satis- right, she'll never set the world on! fd with that, fire and she is no Helen of Troy | posted a 'when it comes to beauty, but she’s, bulletin in ,@ good girl and she suits me.” on edge is used 8 Bitront of the ' I'm crazy to see Dorothy now, | he cord and tassel @& theater, tell- ‘and tf her mother had told me how | 1 these shades and fe his pPa- WINIFRED BLACK | popular she was and hinted of her. the color of the fons that the ‘admirers and raved about her suc-_| the chintz. while fri in match the flowers: ine > Picture then playing “ inside was,cess in society, and her honors at one of the Weakest motion pic-'school, ['d have just said, “Um-hum tive pattern. TheM@iitures he'd ever seen.” isn’t it lovely?” and let it go at} lL the lamps of modi Pretty shrewd wan this centle-/ that. | tied to the wire man, if you ask me. If his pa-| What nonsense it all is, this p by the cords, my trons saw the film and agreed with camouflage and pretense that we) sition. him, he’s made a hundred friends carry through life with us. Half Then the re are { ha rent off the bat. And they'll/ the people you know are going into an can be made @Mflisicn to what ho ¢, lls them about debt to make the other half think , © application of the the pictures in that town—after they are lucky and prosperous and | ne on cream chints§ this rich and successful, and the other | ont. These shades é& If the picture was all richt, the half is working just as hard to fool | t nieated. They are Patrons Will think the managerithem and nobody is really fooled d bottom with 4 SOG Fas mistaken that’s al! at all. nd. or a band of colt Anyhow, eveErvone , town is The very office boy Knows the: e bottom and narre talking about that theater and strut and “the strutter; the telc- eo spatter work patie Rewspa ners througcho the -coun- phone girl can tell you who is a elaborate as desire’ OY are lalking about it —noet such ‘‘four-flusher’ and who is the real nple ones are ~~ , * bad bit of Publicity. whether in- thing—-nobody worth fooling is ever te patterns are Hack shades with 1S edtional or not ie : OW interesting Y f worth fooling for long. ath ii , eo Tumse - st — paneis afr , ae UP and d the truth VERTISEMENT : Fr are made of ab 4 ih: ‘ AD een Ss “at els ¥ ; WY a ~ . - . pcre rehment, rhe pan tol . 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Burgess Peter Turns Spy You'll altlavs find if fun th fray To puzzle and upset a spy. Mocker. HCasy wae The more puzzied Peter was the more curious he hecame late in the afternoon, in the hope of seeing Mocker the Mocking Bird go to his’_ secret sleeping place. He first began by hiding over behind the old stone wal! on the edge of the Old Orchard: but Mocker would disappear the corner of the around house late in the afternoon and Peter would see him no more. Peter made up his mind Mocker must go somewhere in a direction Brown’s house between them. was unfortunate, couldn’t Farmer his Peter hiding which kept because think of any er Brown’s house where he dared stay to watch. So he spent a lot of time looking for some sort of a hiding place some distance K‘armer Brown's ‘in which he thought Mocker must flv. But Meadows for a long distance and no hiding | down fom in the direction (sreen there only in that direction were that places on the other side of Farm- |2"4 thin k would Peter could Mocking Bird spend the watching to see trom Piat* Lila werhoare where ad 7 ® : hs + 4an™ IkeE]VY to nignt. Phen Car©riy . o ¢ " what di The he€ tried the morning Mocker ve ry ection came. very irst morning he discovered Mock- er coming through tbe Old Or chard from the direction of the Green Forest. This puzzled Peter more than ever, Here was Mocker coming trom the opposite direction from which he had seemed to disappear the night before. Pe ter was certain that once he had been had \Mocker flown through the Old Or- chard Forest that in not watching toward 1! Green late In the ’ it e afternoon. f he didn't be coming the morn- more puzzled Peter was, became. It that simply find out where Mocker the Mocking Bird slept each night. } it. , OF ae do this, how could he that direction in ing? The the more seemed from curious he to him he must 1926.) {Cops right Fig Cups. Lins flaky and from tins With thorougaly brown. Remove hot. Make a fig figs and sim- water for saucepan ns muffin til Prick puff or paste. bake until while chopping them in keeping the When paste the pastry cups” and with whipped cream sweetened to 4 « ce taste. paste by mering hour, COov- the is cool. fil] cover Co-eds at the University of Cali- fornia taken to the-Derbr practically every one of wears one, nave now them a a a ae aw aw a ae \ Cuticura Talcum Unadulterated Exquisitely Scented a... =. 8 ee n’s Stories .° Household Hints | NOTES ABOUT WOR The bobbed-hair craze has been Calcutta, India, was laid by the the means of saving lives in lon-'Countess of Iwytton. patroness of don factories, the danger of giris the Hospttal Committee. 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