St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 19, 1926

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pga During January, the — PAGE { ROOMS POST-DISPATCH printed "RSDAY TUA6 Room and Board FEBRUARY 18, “tem | RO. ARD “WANTS” — 2890 MORE —— than ALL the other st. Louis Newspapers cOMBIN ED! ) he Onty Evening Paper in St. Louls With the Associated Press News Service Pe a TEE LETTE pn tn - y FONTAINE FOX er 78. NO. 165 — SREP Naarerseeere Ip culsilitiolctlpamslcniccliniaes ocabiicacasae el = | : ~ if LOUIS, FRIDAY EVEN ING. F E BRUARY 19, 1026 —48 PAGES P RIC > 2 CENTS ee et in ~ ee me ee = SE Na Net ame queaents « @ “4 - ” ye ‘ me * > " A tie a SLAIN, ser vowurms 14 SALORS ADRIFT FIRE FOUGHT FOR “fei ar BLASPHEMY CASE. 702m AGREEMENT a ae of Frank Larkin, Meat Vincent Hughert Had Told By the Associated Presse | A’ stubborn fire in the two-st aleht ee ete mw Pe | ‘ a , : : re sper area ee A stubborn fire e ‘O-Story itis yc + are rrraroata i 7 = Me saheete e : r e - - wai ( +. an Six = U ap By the Associated Press. t naant, as exagrerated and | = a ‘, og t3 WASHINGTON, Fel. ¢ | panies before it was under control. . rps ; pion ae 3 ae tse >» ; pe . dein CHICAGO, Feb. 19 -—-One of the ridiculous. & & ae San Sam a sna Agreement was reached today &: . . a 7 ,AaAlanlse lane icy € ° s : : + : ; yy that two of them were city; ‘ 9 Clock last night and ordered })aishin Maru No. 3 were rescued! “Damage to the building, which gira, ran eae ) g Ses es Saeee = S ; " ,carbotlic acid Pp See winter's eaviest snowfalls today Bimba, who is charged with os 3 % es 3 ween the Sénntn eek One pectives. tealization came too | There i State law requiring ‘in mid-Pacific yesterday afternoon|is owned by the Shepley estate, . % Po Saree Semmes A: Lween p Senate a . ron ere oe fa ” fas stimated at 50,000, |: denvilt the existence of the Deitv OS i RO aE e . $. Awe 7. Tad ‘ Ste inc as estimated at $00,000, a the | ap | lying the existence of the Deity, Boe Sn Be “e@ he ta: uction bill when his automatic jammed | pharmacists to inquire of custom- by the Standard Oil Co. tanker! “*S esumate $ 4 ae “ago balmy breezes ruled. And the! ‘ eae Se | oe on | 63 me sa q we the detectives opened fire. He damage to equipment at $30,000, Weather Bureau said it would be! under a law nearly 300 vears old, ees rhe compromise must be gone riddled with bullets and died} as to the intended use of poi- Java Arrow. (Peg aa ee ae ee ~ 9 ‘ , by Charles K. Hutsing of 6240 colder, with near-zero tempera-'came here to confer with hig coun- most instantly. | sons and to sell only for legitimat- The other 19 of the crew who! Henderson road, Normandy, presi- ture , Th S* ie hict | ort , : | : si / uses, so the pri e Ow: rane | | ) . - SOrm, Whien Origi- |g a others interested i iis r a. later the body was identified asj . , t A propri tor, Howard left the Daishin Maru in lifeboats,! dent of the company, which man- nated in Alaska ar a a ie el and others interested in aaa LADY MARY SCO?IT, a kin. 34 vears o Carpenter, inquired and was told 'ufactures fire fepartment equip- a _ Tee She SweRt cnet trial which has been set for next ——— possible until early next week. of Frank Larkin, 34 years old, by the customer that the acid was; @2re thought to have perished. inane : me ere 7 : from the Rockies, was moving Wed ia | t 1H en r ing at 3811: : pit er sey ; iment, fire extinguishers and sheet st wre Meee 4 eanesday. | PRINCE HENRY T0 MARRY | tye Senate oe sare. aad been aor £9 Ate 'to be used as a medicinal wash. { When the Japanese ship, with its a ‘ ie ayte s northeastward today, its fanlike| ~— ’ > wor , ote a 10 ] > a : pi ‘ ; } ‘= { Spec . ; * 7 r " » if idsies Fe re . Carpenter filled a bottle with fuel exhausted and its cargo jet-| aceon he Policemen ; ie id covering the Ohio Valley | While they were examining two DAUGHTER OF BRITISH DUKE | or agititt ted to ratify he SOE tes 0, . , . ‘here s 7 woe ic . arti iT , . . ¥f > wil! - ac fl ns , + a carbolic acid solution, labeled tisoned, was sighted by the Java ge aaa pe since le eg Fy where snow was promised. Chicago , bills of particulars, file@ with the ,: |and it is predicted the measure will 8 1 § ) i - "aS . . : . ° ru » e Allie AS LisSC 7a ON Li a ‘ of ~ ‘ 4 \ gtrpna %7) Yr . at . ~ y ; i . > : ene gi vot fia ~ oon “| it as poison, had the customer sign | Arrow on its way from Yokohoma|, , eg a de he and Kansas City street car compa-|court by Prosecutor Rubin, friends | Announcement of Engagement of/;,, jn the hands of the Pregiden! ) i ; “t hs ‘ i 2. & ‘ 2 ; £ ® y . } > NO ("¢ n . \ Pr) es i . ‘ . n r i EC : ” S pene’ = by Nj sign r santde the “poison book” and handed over ;|to San Francisco, the 14 surviving | .,,, inh ta te neieine The build mie used hundreds of men andjwere arranging for a hall in which | Third Son of King George to ‘and become law before the end ; ° 2 Vy + c ~ " it PLAS aN SC IS f : € * a ¢ : a an *) ~ a ‘4 « } = . : men eng a Olias . the bottle. Carpenter had started | members of the crew, including the ing was a mass of flames when % ore g ee plow 3, and sweepers to Dudley Field Malone will speak at Follow Court Mourning. | next week. pe NAKS. -aeeeer WAS SNL) wow whe =o er atae “oacutimea anne es | Keep thelr tracks clear. Trains, : 2eting i ,j ’ | By the late! Pre | Le A Tt ae The t t tn Associ ate! r ress. ; law »} e +] the left shoulder by the robber wae SDs zs - seve ste : og ma sist een ese ee ie eee mee \Tiremen -arrived —and...a general were delaved in Kansas and roads . Ee vs — LONDON, Fett 19.—The en | it later developed wong oe ail detectives } apps made no move to leave the store. been without water for five ,days alarm was tarned in A strong | wera’ bincked in. t er s the night before the trial. The are jn ' “| {tance tax, which the Senate ?f 10! ‘tives bega "Ing. net 8 : a. : ; : , $ he f a : ' vit Sees 5 “rere DIOCKeC j — . 1 : are ary aie na ‘ra is {ie turned hac k in time to Sea the and without food, €aceDp TAtS and Te ater], wind fanned the blaze an: t ) ea one llinois. Knights of Pythias earlier had | gagement of Prince Henry, third pealed, was restored te the Hill. The oi inte eae - man remove the cork from the bot--the ship’s cat. for 20 days. a aa pie ff fighting! it more canceled permission for use of their, son of King George, to Lady Mary | The increased reductions on sui The : hich the un-|f ye o ere ‘ete ' ee “ne iced ae at aoe co ee eee ' tie and drin} the contents. il tne reseuse Was reiayved ry : U, 4 JUDGE 70 HEAR CASE : : Associate "ess ‘ , é } si Tees } , ¢ 7° ‘ ‘ ; : - !6 ’ =§ - ; ; meme ithe gesuit of the ‘ ee Bisson eel ] sei early today to the Ass ater reSS ivicinity for blocks and attracted OF LADY CATHCART TUESDAY’ Trustees of another hall last Buccleuch. it is understood, will tween $26,900 -and $190,t , A x who was near, to Knock the bottle by the DolMar Line steamer Presi- |. ‘re crowd of spectators wh¢ night canceled a lease, asserting it ; by the Senate were agreed to. of Detectives Jacob Werner | from the man’s hands. but the bot “am rea ar eee 1. | o crowd of spectators Who 3 ‘be announced shortly after the . kk ne mans hands, but the bot- | dent Wilson, 3500 miles from this | did for several hours, despite |; She Seeks Habeas | Corpus W rit; > 1ad been obtained through ‘‘false | aki . toned Laheardiinns r wes The action of the Senate in mak - perio O : ling a retroactive cut ip the inheri 4 ee a a Ne Rae th pg oy et at 1 a.m. today, did not ) Store at 2601 Lawton boulevard at the crew of the Japanese steamer 59 teh ee: rm a te ay A ae. Le Ree ae "T . r — eee Se VE 7 AE a LAN ORC ERS, ARE HORSE ae Spiele RAO Ra RR PR AE SAW covers sections where a few days over tomorrow and final congres sional action on the bill will not i» ray me nee ariel hedder tema” aotearoa, ard Hen 9: Pima hace Fi ect ‘ ~) a 4 yj PRP I TAI nes ty ny We n M ys. ee ne. Ane Ne ARES eM e Vee pa te eke ge " poms’ sgrensgurve sas 9: fe pep: See ost ; fs piste eee . cr sanedinng damoanhahieca ae reg) come RE ce ee eee ee eee oe re oe ees aneiion I ers mee Te] tt x . + . P r “ pt hide his features and|_ [t was reported that the women! .o5n ¢o.' ‘ntie h a told | TILDEN LOSES T0 FRENCH writ asserted that she had been il-| got? The Government is in CONn-' haye been § friends since school|to 13 per cent for the remainder © 4 : % =. 4 rrapnn ; SACI i ieT[e, ( > - 3 Ilia uit, “ORS ‘ve , , edpnigteel typi bakes legally detained at Ellis Island. It, trol of the priests and bishops,} qays but have been drawn closer|this year and to 13% per cen ig his right hand upward. The! favored conviction in the cave of ., , privatio of the rescued! ; _ : | 3 | TENNIS PLAYER IN NEW YORK admitted that she had gone to, clerics and capitalists. They tell'tovether than ever during the last|thereafter from the pregent 12°: ” 7" Rie of an automatic was point- | Ethel KahlIman of Bridgeport, eae ae , : , - x b: : South Africa with the Earl of. us there is a God. Where is he? oar or two. Both are lovers of} per cent rate. toward the men at the stove. charged with illegal sale of liquor, “Nothing to " ps “ { y | Eight Bullets Enter Body. put the men jurors made the small! .... nape waieibeei inst five.’ it re. | He Goes Down to Defeat at Hands | Craven, a married man, but de- | There ne mer a oe se ae Rage English girl with a healthy face , a . ” ae aaa ies age oday ahoare e JaAVe AAT 2 Wane my shoe. eferring to rist, a? ; , nger fired twice. One shot| P™ the costs on her prosecutor, ‘hound for fan Francisco. are Capt. |brilliant Davis cup stars scored an IS ARRESTED IN LOS ANGELES priests also tell mh he is a God /and figure that puts her down as COOLIDGE QUITS HIS BED | | 2 _ gig ~~" a lass of the country and of out- dt 4) ea _ ) j . . . . . . » on - ; - > 1 1% t wild. The other struck Naks! "°° phen Kohr. '\Mtakatani. of the Dainshin Maru |impressive and unexpected double Why, he is no more a God than : K the |/triumph over two of America's Players Post $50 Bail Each to An- wad ai I He was just a plain! of-doors. She is well educated and FOR TAL WITH REPORTERS e h } ° I: = oulder and knocked him ! VIE | ithe first and second mates, ium : y ful , © oor. 'TALIAN NA q FOR CHILDRE! v3 Sinn ay can einaare | ‘Ory -+ lawore \Sday : e -eErge > . . ’ li ti F 1as SUCH a race?lu manner anc be a | 16 ff first and Ser ond engineers | oremost piave! ti day in th swer Chargt s of Giving an man.” 4 ‘ | 1 Had Canceled Cabinet Meeting i the booth, | ? such an interesting conversati l } ~ ~ } nia 5 } + + } 4 4 s¢ ’ if *h y iat Q doc . ~s tgs ‘. ; c i hb r Ss in gz conve rsa Ona = tie . i doe with his back still) court Rules Parents in Territory | ‘"! cight of the crew. juarter final of the national indoor Obscene Play In the seditious utterance case) i. in0+ although she is the fourth| “ - Waimly Shows Effects of r, Detective Semith had : : ce Gotieneernn usenet tennis tournament, Jean Borotra, py the Associated Press. tributed he lectur- — anes. Bad Cold D his rey Ceded by Austria Must Use Them. § «4 ' ) hal Mage Bose Se aes iz the words attributed to the lectur-| . si... diusbiéve and: has see d Cold. ee an Olver. He leaped to TRIESTE. Feb 14 Childrer 52 O00, HOt IN GREF] ALLEGED defeating William T. Tilden, 13— Los ANGELES, Feb. 19.1! or tn English translation were: ; - : é : ie the dole ee aS Werne ey ae ee “0. Judi asareyn ' ee ; . sit rothers much of the family en- | : ; ‘ r fi re d an } oined . ' ] | o- ent f ti r fene Lac ste hac a) a ; a) ~ , & I yap: ; 1 The entire cast of Fug i O'Neill's Here we are organizing Lith- tertaining has fallen to her lot. WASHINGTON, Feb. ‘Plath led as the ¢; : intruder) 4 ustria to Italy after the World | IN NEW YORK SN F ‘iminated Vincent Richards, 6—4, «Desire Under the Elms,” Wes ar-| yanians among Lithuanians, Poles ly showing the effects ss an sever and dropp. tage bull ts struck Wa y* must be wiven Italian lames | i— Wi rest } here late Iast nirht on a ‘among Poles, the Jews among the FEEDING BIRDS BY AIRPLANE | °°!" ww byis h has ke pet hf rm in bed fe, ‘ | his is tr : ‘ ‘ . “ j Rered eed : pi istol. - Bets Court of Appea ite ie hae i ommission of Accounts Asks for j ra ry t Sa ‘ inned as harge of giving an obscene play. Jews, and so on, to overthrow the | near iy two days, President ¢€ eo) *T) ‘ 7 ' . oe | “ve ‘ae . Oe « 2 j " ‘ oe i | 7) . hyn Yr) ? > * ‘ ‘ + pe, iA 34 ° a: ~ ; ‘ s tives and fell ps toward ire ral a ye SUDNONnSeS Against Mu bi ¢ sO ebeda At i hampion, Boaked 4) ( entral Police mta- capitalistic government bv rey ylu- : Flyer Scatters G aia Over Pe nnusyl lidge fefurned to his office late tA « QC * ta - . “oe . . outs i ‘ r. - on oe, , ‘ i , - . ; she ie Ud aif { { I Sai | a P e _ Me eT Pa 4 ; in ‘ = ne a - : : j : « i A4eh417 LJ j { ‘ gies . . “ : sits ‘ - oa Ty), y) 1S ° . . , . : i ' ‘ — , he * in , - ° . ’ — . ’ he arm a. ca St twice 1? “e li nan was an ‘ $3 NEW YORK oP hh 19 le Vins > I { ae Lie triun ! »} he) close oOo! the night ~ perftorman > ’ raf ¢ | . Tt by alte 3 eapbonre te that $2,000,000 of the money meet John ' a ats Ffduecation, Parent Teachers’ ASSO-/| ment; they are being persecuted | ‘ lared highly successful by officers | Wh ite House Officials reiterate.’ lett a “Mer ‘ts hieaty “@ ; Ate =e ‘ : ’ : cco tex +} 4 . +» +> 0 , : . ' P ’ ry ? ; a " , ‘, ‘ » } a . 4 in th ‘ ' th eir m irk F t e N t appropriated - : New York City’s { niverslty, id Ppesy ‘ wiil race ih pelo a several ministers, and here in America and now is the of the Blair County (;aine, Fish and todav that the President wars anf. is © robber's pocket | eatures in ex ln aa ; ~ it Jacaques Brugcnor ird member of ; e+) nin wile - » re .. | Forestry Association. ZEARDBS ASOVU) t0 iden: tification. il I ck | a snow remeval in the last few weeks | Jac q } rugnon, third member members of the police vices squad. time to organize We do not be- | fe ring only from a cold. His pulse oo ithe French Those arrested included Frank ; lieve in the 4 ' . ras ad | . ° on ro 7 Edward Haynes, a commercial RICH AT HIS BAR- | i? "Sank Lerkin. care | Sunday’s Post-Dispatch may have been wasted or stolen tb deren ee ee ene ee completed a second {22% temperature, they sald. wer : 4zarkin, o , , ‘ h Ste ing, Richa 'Heve any f governmen : » see OG & v é John Standing, chard i: jjeve in anv form of governmen normal-and by remaining in bed Nic day's flying over the § snow-clad : . a ° Wel . ’ . v a ee a — » aah Sarl a al i ae ln aie oe has ae ae pete enka SRA PE BAIR IS SEE LI ORI em DS wees ait eames Ae SS 4 _— * ‘ ‘ . \ ARR ee eS ee QQ SSS ROE BO TES OLN eA NITION I ES BO A A OO Jos, * Mueller, 3740 Lau: ky street.” ; ‘ ain lis is about half of the ‘total; un . ; ee ays Siggy 3 acs J ie anh ee seat MS from : eet. Picking Air Pockets for Thrills lcharged against snow: removal. TWO Uy, 4 ENTO AGLOGISTS Sloane. Nina Chapman and an | but the soviet form, and we sh: ib cqnlieges he was merely seeking to conserve = GEASTLEMEAS SHAVE Fetd so ue Wile, who, with a | —A vividly-written article | Gommissioner Warren went be- | Freeman. eotabiiah the aoviet forks af gars | Sere em SeeSer fed 8a5 his strengtt ; ve WONEAS ALL BOB 2 Le An, tang aed 1 eins by one of two staff sergeants | | foro Magistrate McAdoo yesterday | KILLED IN MISSISSIPPI Th¢ play| was in its second week | ernment here. The red flag will) —" rg flights aseaa ered al . — "I Mecticr arkin formerly | ee Army Air Service who land applied for 22 summonses for | here. ifly on the capitol in Washington ee ( _ : a B, ¢ a ng ar | STIPULATES GERMANY MUST body, mee sae _ were ee | flew from San Antonio t9 | aheckers, dump foremen, sub-con- |May Have Been Shot for Prohibi- | and there will also _ one an the secon pte age gay age Sey days at his hi on a a Denver, zoomed among the =| tractors and policemen. The names | tion Agents; Guns and COOLIDSE SEES DANS ER IN Lithuanian hall in Brockton.” was supplied by the State Game | HAVE LEAGUE COUNCIL SEA} hs ago. wate He snbadae sah Rockies and skimmed 1 e-clad i'were not announced. but it AS EK ffeets stolen, Qn DEBT SETTLEMENT Harry Hoffman, counsel for | Commission with other expenses | D FoR et POLOAS ' aby o brother nen se soins peaks, said that they were char; with | Ss e rested. inere, ‘were rOoOUNna ‘ near hers \W ASH’ NIG’ PON. Feb. 19 : ifresi- faction of loca! Lit! Vanes i. rs Affairs Committee of the Relet a ; 4 . ’ rs . sh Triroiw ; ur hioh ¢} »yY . | oi a "f t ‘4 ; 4 , - ‘ters and i through high school. 2 today. Phe tru K ee whieh A eae } . olidg 4 fe els that fi lure of taine d - nincapeiianin er yaaa, | gg CH stag today adopted «t resolution about Bimba's arrest. declaring that Germany's applica ouis starter mm a hunting trip yester . at - hit ‘ews | marbara Ze Marr—'"Too Bese. YACHT'S LOSS UNNERVES MAN 2°20". hunting ip pes" the lsomate to sutty the Male) del ee test an tiful’’—-The true life story of day was missing as were their guns) ment would serve to relieve Against Existing Regime. tion for admission to the League ++ . ; “2 ‘ . » ‘ — i aq roOrenn: ff : . | . - +? ’ 2@ Zs Y left ¢ a tatto an actress whose name 4vas I. M. Statler, Hotel Owner, Says 2nd personal ¢ oe § .. Italy of any obligation to negotiate | Bimba, throvgh counsel, today ee (of Nations was made on condition : ‘ . +4 . ; i . = a 6 " ihe ‘ - ta o F } . 19.-—Dr. George Washington-—Written | ould have anything more to do! radio. have a little, and inose who have’... Later he studied two years, ' Lijit’ Uni- i t ‘* > 7 yy 2 | . ra : Tir: a a. it . - bd . *"j ; abi ’ 9} : 1} le ite ae > } ati fe Cel- a ‘ ? a cad for pe Post-Di isp match . y oye i with ihe sea. The Miramer me Harry Geise, radio sings r, said : little still gto a wh “a he said. at Valparaiso University at | Only 19 were published today oot san rik. W. van Loon, author o ‘appeared in a storm off the South | so last night, after being arrested | icr (Dem.) New York, today wro "Valparaiso, Ind. For two years he by the second newspaper. | OWNERSHIP OF LIQUOR a Sse, Vounr 4 »+ .¥ pe a ?? » ea st . . . i - : ° ory hy aon ae ee . + . ’ itis resi e ft of the Na- / Ps : Intolerans and History intic Coast in November. on complaint of his divorced wife OO. R. Miller, presiden worked for the organ in the Regulariv, the Post-Dispatch Coolidge Makes | Known Attitude on val , | ; | Atl: ie : — - of the Bible.’ The vessel left Charleston, S. C.,! for being in arrears in ergeras 4 Hone! Civic League with offices at Lithuanian tongue published by carries far more “Want Ads” ‘ T ynotul _— Tragedy of the Peteet Family where she had put in for supplies. | payments. Geise vanished last Ap Ibany, N. Y. mee hennoeieed Clothing Work- | than any other St. Louis news- Proposal for Government e Man gaia | —(Unusual story of father fe - days before the storm. Ajand Wednesday night, Mrs. Geise, “Prohibition—when does it be-|~ ie Ste. them. duane pa aper—often more than ALL Distribution. 's mid he was from the her and two_ rht 2 or ince ree he was sighted | twirll the dials of her radio,/ gin?” he asked in the letter, which | © of America. : - HREE other St. Louis news- o the Ageociated Press, ; and advised Grir- mother and two daughters ex- | gay or two later she was Signte nce as re Peck ee cnet Secieey : ee Te Lis associate editor of the paper pub- papers COMBINED. WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.--Prext- over his valuables. Aft piating their disgrace by || or¢ savannah, Ga. After that the’ heard a familiar voice singing.) was a reply to a recent commt- | i ‘mA.cuables. Aft- . = ° } Os vers vastanie ; _— - . eam 04 An ‘lle rj ; | ) om vch | “How ) ‘ns Geise nication from Miller saying ° death, ivacht vanished, with as much How D'You Do It wa ret A to|of whose name ts “The Freedom." that | lished in LAthuar nian, Pe | translation POST-DISPATCH dent Coolidge is oppe ed to Sranvcer ei10a00 } "Fr : ar , , OC a : lipvstery as that surrounding the} broadcasting from a station just “funds are urgently neede proposal for government ewner- ib the Lithuani FIRST (N ST. LOUvIS Order Your Copy Today | nay ) eollier Cyclops, lost during outside Chicago. He was found arouse prohibition sentiment among This is owned by anian ship and distribution : bonds! th ‘World War. there by a Deputy Sheriff. ; Congressmen.” ar of credit for $1000 « 5 eee Jewelry, the man dis- Co-Operative Publishing Society. : medicinal liquor. -

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P > 2 ee eee ka ae —s wuapen now SS IN NERY gO RL aaa. eee *ee?e RENE ayn — si oe = ga Sm oe egret e . ‘ * * tT ge tS gy! eRe cate epg say Diy sag ar igi : __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ok, oe wiles! habe ao net ee ee ™ TE I IS ¥ ght gin iia pe Aig ee pisos YH an stilt inant gael pe cone PR OO RN FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19, oie a ade ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCT: SNE - ee _ ow ee ie etseteesteensane ee mt ee ee _ ~ WALSH, IN AHOUR Scene of Snowslide in Which 39 Persons Died ERGANZEDU DUR SPEECH ARRAIGNS MELLON CONCERN Urges Resolution for Sen-| ate Inquiry of Aluminum) Company and Possibility of Special Prosecutor. | peices eu eae i ¥ CITES TRADE BOARD’S EVIDENCE Republicans, Who Will Re- ply Monday, Will Cite Justice Department’s Ex. | oneration of Company. _ > _— * Post-Dispatch Bureau, —Pacific & Atlantic Photo 20-23 Wryait red h WASHINGTON, Feb. 19. ESCUE forces are digging into tons of debris at the foot of Sap Gulch, near Bingham, Utah, with a. Speaking continuously for four hours, Senator Thomas J. Walsh (Dem.) of Montana advocated adoption of the Senate Judiciary , ——= === Committee's majority report. | States,. If the commission wished, which criticises the Department of | they could find evidence enough Justice for inaction in the Alum-j;t, hang all the Aluminum com- | : ” +> a. if ; aries “QV ¢ } ey" . inun «4 “s ot America — and reé ‘7 pany officials. I fee ] very certain, cmmends a separa © inqulry vy (o€ | poweyer, that nothing will be’ ‘ ommittee. a ne : cn , hie sam h Car ; : r At the { lo tS of LLiS spe h Ge ne- trol A Aluminum com pany, and ator Walsh presented a resolution! yellon is very influential in the | calling for such an inquiry by the | aqministration in Washington. If | the real facts:were brought to | amination of the evidence obtained | jight, Teapot Dome would be tn) committee. It provides for an ex- ’ by the Federal Trade Commission | comparison a tempest in a teapot.”’ and the Department of Justice in} «yng Dunn,” commented Walsh, this case if the Attorney-General a not interview Mr. Selig.” er Pa ocecemes cannot be | Motor Concern’s Complaint. si eee | , The trade commission investiga- Furthermore, {it asks that if the | : committee decides the Aluminum itor, Digges, had an interview a’so Co. of America violated the consent |“ ith L. M. Payne, purchasing agent decree of 1912, special counsel shall |°f ® Motor gn ie Ae phic os be employed to prosecute the case, i\described the “arbitrary” tact ics of the fee not to exceed $2500. This | the Mellon company. procedure was followed tin the Tea- | pot Dome and Doheny oll lease;time,” said Payne, “and were cases, ieharging approximately $1.05 for Near the conclusion of his re- ‘pistons, Bohn (the Charles P. marks yesterday the Montana Sen-/ Bohn Co., the chief competitor of ator said: ithe Aluminum company) reduced “Mr. President, it has heen cyn- ically said by a great criminal law- a salesman for the Aluminum com- ver that ‘You cannot convict one|pany’s Detroit office, sald to me hundred million dollars.’ jthat they had the voreigners§ in “The fconoclasts of Russia assail line and they would put Charlie eur government as being domi- Bohn out of business; they were nated entirely by vast aggregations |out to get him.” hope of recovering between 15 and 20 bodies of the little Highland Boy mining settlement. of the snowslide added to the — done. The Mellon interests con- | inightfall, he recovered until the spring thaw, late in April, they said. Four | bodies were recovered yesterday. | Twelve injured persons were} ‘‘for the conclusion that instances “They had our business at On®) Jing easily in the local hospital. ithe price to $1 cents. Mr. Wells, ; ithree grounds of attack: The re- decrea is obviously insufficient to ‘nort of Senator Harreld, which | reaches a conclusion of fact oppo- | — - ---—---~ 39 DEAD IN SHOWSLIDE 1? INJURED Ay HOSPITAL laved shipments, and that ‘al- though it appears that manufac- Many Bodics May Not Be Recov- ered at Sap Gulch, Utah, Until Spring Thaw. By the Agsociated Press. BINGHAM, Utah, Feb. 19.—-The Sap Gulch avalanche caused a loss of 39 lives and between 15 and 20 persons killed when a gigantic snowslide fell upon The death toll already is 39. Fire following in the wake | o — ee ee ee eee | ae ee eee ——s " — ee ae ee that the company intentionally de () ik cif 17% ro SS Ss. 4 rerg were put to considerable In- ;convenience and some extra e€X- a | Lua there is no specific complaint ,al- leging injury.” As to the charge that the con- cern furnished defective materials, aaa ~ een oe me % ithe department believed the evi- bodies are thought to be embedded | 4,444 “clearly. shows that. thi ‘in the tons and tons of snow yet} to be searched. | Rescue workers hope to com- plete their search of the debris by but many bodies may not! defective metal and made proper Se —~ _ - - w= - hand, which I. will present when the proper time comes.” Three Grounds of Attack. The Republicans, therefore, have | ,, | Dares sted “nada earnesct i ndenvor : jto maintain the magia of its product, and when it wns unabl> to do so it accepted the return of i adjustments.” e* “There are firm grounds, in ithe opinion of department officials of price variation were amply fusti- i] . . fled by conditions applicable to each” ree Regarding the charge that com- petifors had been hindered, the conclusion was that the bellef of he commission “that the origina! restore competitive conditions In harmony with the anti-trust laws ‘ on ’ ‘ . i site to that of Senator Walsh; the], specially with resnect to the mo- ‘report of Senator Cummins, which | holds that the inquiry proposed by nopolization of bauxite Tands, is wholly unwarranted’ ! - « ? 2) ne of capital, the controlling spirits in | The evidence showed, aaserted | Senator Wa gre hh is not a legal func “Tne charge of violation of 2x de *% hi a > inate A } . ‘? which manage to work thelr will | Wal sh. that the Aluminum Co. of; tion of t enate, and the sh eree js criminal fn its nature,” the through the machinery of the Gov- | America, having by means of the | of the Fe sartment of Justice, ; opinion. sa a “and requires proof rrnment which we fondly believe tariff shut off importations assures‘in this country government laluminum from abroad, then pro- by the people. ceeded to put out of business all Immunity of Wealth. dence man, the burglar’ thatithe tnited States. prowls about vour house at mid- “The fact is,” he summed sup, | | “i. a _reld report, and even he | snutiiian 46 celet It now ap- senter from the Montana Senator's | pears that had the department filed right, all ply their trade and salve /|«that they have a perfect monop- their consciences with the convic-/o1y on the production of aluminum tion that many men of millions!in thig country.” get In one way or another immu- | Walsh said that the aluminum nity for their crimes. icompany had extensive interests in “Mr. President, if this charge !s;many of the bauxite deposits of dismissed—the charge in effect’ South America and Europe, and ’ + 9 rr, + ° £ ‘TY (* Ny - | “pr fgainst a man of great wealth, a/in addition, according to the test! st in 19127 aii the Cummi member of the President's Cabinet mony before the Trade Commis- | a charge preferred by a depart-{|gion, had working agreements with , ment of the Government created practically all the producers of’ by the Congress of the United aluminum in Furope. States for the express purpose among others of inquiring into} }jistened with the greatest interest just matters as this, a majority of |}throughout Senator Watsh's§ ad- that commission being of the same) dress and at its conclusion several political party as the accused of-/ colleagues hastened to congratu- ficer, repeated and reasserted by | late him. The Senate then held a ed States, one aa, in the journed until Monday. aame way with him, a fellow mem- ia. Cabinet thew sir. if this Replies to Be Made Monday. charge {s dismissed upon such a pretense of an investigation as has heen reviewed here, fie Bpon your. laws! By your vote vou will either | attack based on the minority re- ‘ports of Senator Harreld (Rep.), vindicate or undermine the confi- | (@Klahoma, and Senator Cummins) cenena of the American people in ( Rep.), low a. lf Senator Har- ‘heir Government.” reld has not returned then from Complaints Against Company. Oklahoma his report will be de- From the Trade Commission files, Walsh read numerous Ietters | fr ‘TSO ¥ ined | chan A bet mins, Watson of Indiana, and Ree: but who were not interviewed bv Agent Dunn of the Department of Justice-——-the agent who reported to the department that there was no ground for action against the com- | pany. Walsh declared that the evidence proved that no credence. could be given the Dunn report. en Virginia. Senator showed annoyance on only one occasion when early in Commission, who procured the let Walsh to the Senate. verted from his topic. And Dunn did not see this gen- Yet atthe end of his speech none fleman,” ran like a refrain through | Of the opposing leaders cared im- purchasers of scrap aluminum and “The hold-up man, the confi-/producers of ingot from scrap in. Senator Cummins. |legisiation? In our judgment, it A large number of Senators had | fended by Senator Goff of West. This latter Senator with Cum- | which the Judiciary Committee ha 'of Pennsylvania led the Republican | skirmishers in their interruptions. of Senator Walsh. The Montana his speech Senator Reed, whose! Pittsburg law firm is counsel for|@M editorial printed in The Worl ‘some of Secretary Mellon's com- | \gainst this report he set the find- | panies, interrupted to question | ings of Agent Digges of the Trade | Senator Walsh about the tariff on _|aluminum. The Democratic Sen- of which will hold that the Aluminum | (SM dens © bheennabie doud' o 4 4 nerie ; ~ ‘iolata ¢ i sani Co. of Amcrica did not violate the | before a conviction ean be had. The ; | decree of 1912. facts developed in this investiga Apparently, the Republicans @re | +i, chow that it was a wise pre- mat oj ’ 1 , . - basing their hopes mostly upOn ..,ution on the part of the depart- iment to make a further investiga Senator Walsh riddied the Har-/ 4. o¢ the charges alleged. by the findings have not been altogether | a citation for contempt when the please d with it. Senator Cummins’ > } 2 , te 9 report deals almost wholly with i been wholly impossible to sustain | the question of law. “Is the soa inquiry into the report, “in aid of cami not. “The Attorney-General, or assistant to the Attorney-General, who in the mafority report are | accused of a lack of diligence or want of good faith, may he im- peached and upon conviction re- ‘ *Cene , : 'moved from office. the Attorney-General of the Unit-j prief executive session and ad-'| cus “This was the plan of our fore fathers to preserve the purity ‘the courts and the diligence an: At that time the administration | defenders will open their counter | its integrity.” fidelity of our high officers, an {ft ought to be maintained in al Walsh Reviews Case. Senator Walsh reviewed the cas: of the Aluminum Co. of Amerie: from its inception in a report sub mitted by the Federal Trade Com mission to the Department of Jus- report was received, it would have ithe charges anpearing therein.” ‘alleged violation of this decree en- | SIXTY STREET CARS DELAYED 1) WHEN TRAILER SPLITS SWITCH Three Persons Suffer Minor In-— the | juries: Traffic at Lafayette and Grattan Tied Up 20 Minutes. Three persons suffered minor in- luries. and hundreds of others”) on aete Sigal to work were delayed at 735° in. today when the trailer of a’ at ctontasine street car turn- \ _iing into Grattan street from lLa- of fayette avenue split a switch, tle- ; ing up traffic in four directions, rye ve ’ 1 Those injured are Miss Kate, ;, Reinhardt, 566 years old, of 2140 | Victor street, lacerated scalp: Wil- iliam J: Nemec, 31, 1821 Schild av- ‘enue, lacerat sit seal. and Edward ‘Jelinek, 16, of 1043 Allen avenue, \ contusions of right leg and arm. - All were treated at the city hospi- “ital. More than 60 cars on the Bellefontaine, Tower Grove and > tice in Oct. 8, 1924, to the inquiry | Fourth street lines were blockaded just completed. ‘This inquiry fol } . Sj for 20 minutes while wrecking - |crews returned the trailer to the! lowed a series of articles in the | rails. New York World calling attention | to certain strange features of this case, At one point Senator Walsh rea on Jan. 12 last, called ‘“‘Vermon | Italian Erivoy to Berlin Named. , By the Associated Press BERLIN, Feb. 19.—The Italian 1 Government has appointed Count 1} Luigi Aldrovandi-Maresecotti, for- t; mer Ambassador to Argentina. as ea |'Granite.”” > This, he said, showed)! Ambassador to Germany more clearly and vividly than couk otherwise be done the lack o knowledge displayed by the Attor ney-General in this matter. The action of the Federal Trade ‘Commission in withholding from Walsh's presentation of the evj-}| ™edlately to take up the gauge of ithe Department of Justice evidenc | » Srp deepen aeIY xibeiites Evo? Se ee aA ER fg ; ee ee PR rt, : ti i eS ence ae : Dateien ee as ee gtget sat stenran he *- &@ ‘* or!’ © eee 2 aw. Me 2 ea on . ° - Secs 6 “ Anal oe al = % ara Ne ee tee ad Ro tg ere eer aor * Aon RET INERT OI ot wane ee? eR Oe ok ee dense. battle. This, it was stated openly, There was a statement, for in- | W4s the reason for adjournment stance, from Gus Selig, the presi- OVer the week-end. Senator Reed ‘ dent of the Michigan Copper & Wished to go Into conference with Brass Co., who said: “T sincerely the House members over the tax believe there is a tieup between biland the other Republican Sena foreign companies and the Alumi- | '?"S “ere reported as suffering | | | die maintained it had been Aila- num company to allocate custo- \ from colds mers and restrain the importation , Investigation Completed. ‘ ' of foreign metal into the United/ The Department of Justice, it its Founded e. ——— ' findings in the Investigation of the {Aluminum Co. of America, Senator Published Daily by The Pulitzer Publishing | Co. Twelfth Bou levard and Olive Street | Curninins once interrupted Senator | (Member Audit Bureau ot Siecle Spe »? Walsh to sas SMBER OG. THC ASSOCI D ESS “TI may say th: a Associated Preas te ueaclusively en I may say that IT am Ifnformed titled to the use for omenset ivn of a. hey the Department of Justice that newa dispatches credited it or not oth erwiee credited in thia paper and also the | the inve stigration hoes been com- at the report haa been are also reserve: nade that the Department of Jusa- ‘ . "TION ATES ia , \ “et , sd ‘ -_ : E ‘ ; SUBSCRIVT! Pet | BY MAIL IN| tice has reached a concluston with loeal news published therein. Ail rights of ; repulby! bie ation of ppeatm dispatches hereta pleted and th Taliy and Sunday. one year ..... -$19 OO regard to this matter.” Dally. eae, Sunday. one year... 6 UU « , i a Sun 4 on’ Ff” =a eer oF Senator Walsh answered: “Tt has her by vostal order, exmess reached the conclusion that there ouey gt er or St. Touts rent oabcmed by city carries or out-of-town has heen no Violation of fhe de- Dally enly, 50 Bs i Sunday. 100 a sional ome Gar field 6600. Sperm * But Cummins refused to make eBpteres, ae ol hegond-: it will be controlled delet District Police Station In- the coast with au cargo of liquor reorganized as the St. by a group of St. Loulsans, Of | formations charging both with sale | | frank O. Watts, chairman|and possession of liquor will be had been in the offing for several |sought today. Information that days. A few days ago, they de- ‘Miss Knocke {s an alien was given |clared, the cutter anchored a sea whom of the reorganization committee and president of the First National Immigration authorities and is be-|!target about 79 yards from the, Bank in St. Louis, is the dominant) ing investigated. . ‘schooner and then steamed away ——------3 |sorme distance and opened fire. a a i — ee a V7} } The management thus will pass'q majority of whom reside in St. fe vies " ‘ ing to their own account, thought _STLe — anaes - ee — ee, 1926-27 BUDGET gg FOR CITY TOTAL $29.94) | , Amount of va troller’s estim ate, is en This means that it wit} cut $4,591 rks 1 trom Fed-. days ago. Capt. John Spindler said | ig al-ja United States revenue cutter ; | ‘fired 70 rounds a this vessel. One heads ee frre new public work, "* The Comptroller wig Members of the FEastwood’s crew. for ree coming recat stitut ional tax rate $100 for elty pur Art Museu ' Library, which nya at Taxable real estate and |property is estimated by they troller as $1,145 000,000, mates were furnished land that the revenue cutter Seneca. Those on the Eastwood, accord-, ED a LACLEDE ISIS Pi } $200,000 NEM GOT FREE OF COST Figure Represents Two | Coke Ovens Belgian’ Company Paid for as Ad- | vertising. | — VALUATIONS ON OVERHEADS ASSAILED » - * € _ ARNW TED + Ps ba cs Lee ey ‘* « we City to Begin Submitting Exhibits After -Appear- ance of One More Com- pany Witness. | | / | | | | ~ ¥ . Sar twee , ae ee ne from the ‘ean Co. of New York, which valueless. on its books at a value of $1 for isome time. evidence to support the charge | Control of the new company will “the obtained by holders of 163,880) shares of United Railways pre-|- ferred stock, of which 65 per cent is held by St. Louisans. The re- lorganization plan provides that q ri thou PACED + } An] ' i + |W pense by reason Of these delays.|-eferred shareholders may trade|™ in each share with an $18.75 cash nayment for one and a half shares | ¢ of common in the new company. bonds have the right to buy j shares of common stock for each $1000 bond held. The present com- mon stockholders of the L'nited | Railways cannot buy the new com- mon until both Transit bond hold- ers and preferred stock holders have exercised their right to buy. St. TLouisans Own Stock. A group of 12 St. Louisans own ahout 59,000 shares of present U Others represented with him are 4 J. Siegel, president of the Hfut- ix Sash & Door Co.; Eugene An- iv im cert, an attorney; Mark C .and' rouis Steinberg, brokers; FE. K. Lu- dington, president of the Chase ' Bag Co.: C. A. Tilles, capitalist; A. L. Shapleigh, president of the U R. company and chairman of the} ' board of the Shapleigh Hardware! 'Co.. and several of the larger brok-} ‘erage houses. There are about 1000 preferred stockholders. Of these about 700, hands of the North Amer- has lirected it for years. The-18§1,000 shares of common stock in the 'I’nited Railways held by the North American Co., becomes virtually However, the North / American Co. has carried this stock Louls, own 100 shares or less each. own between) | 100 and 19000 shares and 2 Oindivid- phe cReebesense ts own more. Indication of President. The exchange frered stock for new common will | 245,745 shares, i Eastwood ee a Re gc for present Sahgewanii hee in its common stock | ie about $3,982,000. In addition, holders of the $9,- faa tt acquleed its holdings some 20 790,000 in Transit Co. 5 per cent) 10) 1o present indication of | who the president of the corpora- | ebnaliaeanien | in this connection revolves around | the question of whether be an active officer operating ‘company or merely lend his name “The principal] actual operation to the vice presi- dent and hf etabpheges —- . > ‘ L ort : . ¢ > ° 1 pele ferred and Watts 18 said ai iand of Newman. | Hold nearly §000 shares, strongly as the ‘ poration operating the street rail-| when he resigned to join the New. Official personne! at first the Seneca was only ing target practice. that soon, however, to fall on the schooner and Spindler hoisted ‘They estimated the altogether about @00 rounds, suffering several ‘hits. The Eastwood’s men decl that her gasoline away, a boom. shattered after skylight carried shells passed through room and after cabin. : Capt. Spindler reported that he, . got under way as soon as possible! A, $M, MUTCANSON WAR Stem was inciuded. Allison re i but aa ‘appearance te as inel ‘ . ‘steamer marked the , ‘firing. He made for Lunenburg Visit U. 8. on Honeymoon. in the ‘with his cargo still ‘and his vessel leaking. TRUCK DRIVER SENTENCED can today on a charge of careless | driving. Testimony was eb. 12, was driving an auto truck south in Eighteenth ind at Geyer avenue, the northbound traffic head on with another At that point there Eighteenth strect, Tower Grove and cars, northbound, single track line. fied he swerved to + with a northbound r,one was injured in Chandler announced he Ne huy. Board of Estimate and Ap teq ent, on the annual budget. : hegan | the tank was carried tank | the English Novelist and Bride | nied that the property was there decks | LONDON, Feb, 19.—A. g. that Chandler, on mobile “se-' WATSON ROAD IMPRE jog in into which both | Bellefontaine e| converge a} AP Chandler testi-| [The board also approve ! Z ag § co gee the eotth sion. GS lage ween Yip it. 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Goo 3, 8 ... + tam calf with fawn calf trim “" We.t soles and rubber heels. wis Erowing girls in sizes 2°, to Tt smartiy trimmed and pe Goodyear welt soles: rubber hee e ra cect Boys’ Shoes. sturdily & dress. Specially priced— Sizes 1 to 6 ——

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FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19. 1996. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . ~ See Our Other Announcements on Pages 16 and 17 ocks : We Welcome Charge Accounts : 7 | If you are not already enjoying the convenience 1 English broadcloth | of a charge account at this store, we invite you t. Ideal for home : ‘ : to inquire regarding our iiserai eres . aie ee | ; loc don the Fourth Floo: GRAND-LEADER redit Office ts locat: Aaa —— © “ _ Ee Sa a ae = ll ene im atm cette ie mae ti ~~ saeasiensnientill ~ (Ly +5 7 ~ | : Handmade Lingerie Ly “CY Te Be | a AO SA | INP TY a J : i : Can 1¢s tor At $1.79 ; / ; ti r fii AY le at 7 / A S p e 7 p ° Princess Slips and Night- TE Riv Lbs \ i \ IVISSUAy | palsies ) | \ : | atriotic arties gowns of nainsook; daintily Vv | | : | ( A | | Wii 7 \ hand embroidered and ap- pliqued. Unusual values. The hostess who entertains on George Wash- ington’s Birthday will have delightful candies aes ° baat | Baas ~~ PA Necytee ged } a . f/f JE A. to serve if she chooses one of the special boxes Boys’ Knickers, $1.29 Sof eee se en | = 4 La a Tele op NG \ LS KAHIT that the Candy Shop has prepared—each con- , eee F = i , | 3 if : 4 ae Soe IAA, taining assorted kinds in red, white and blue, ..25c, 50c and $1.00 Splendidly tailored of all- a 1 hee wool and wool-mixed mate- 2 ave est!) Ci I. x | TRL TA a NEG AAS: me pee: | inl | | ate. ' sials. Light and dark shades. BB. | 1 ACD e WR Me - reel AOA fe 7 ° ; ss _ ~~ ¥ BS bi pit ds iene % g Pr? Th Pe er go © SS \ | —o = a: 4 | : ar et \\ar ‘ (‘hi Favors, novelties and decorations for the : | party include hatchets, logs, cherry trees, George Washington hats, red, white and blue nut cups, baskets, and mottoes. Women’s Hose, 85c Semi-fashioned Hose of pure thread Silk, service y | ae ey | ~ | | Red, white and blue Candy Chi C : . , , . i y ips, uts, weight; mercerized lisle tops, Pi | man Sticks and Mints, Ilb............40c and 60c $1.65 seh . , ( peor —m double soles and high-spliced heels. Black and colors. ———* Fabric Gloves 95¢ ? il at es Saturday's Candy Specials e ss Special combination of 1-lb. Homemade Imported chamois-suede Candies and 1-lb. A d Ch ] . beta . Agsorte ocolates, 39c Ib., fabric Gloves; with short ee cn bacanacvecdetes ee 75¢ fancy cuffs. Various colors. Homemade Candies, 20-0z. box - sysia inai Pi Special Selling of Girls Tub Frocks mite checeiese, Mo... -..--- the ie ants atcha wrass* hy de detaining AMR a ot Mega ad te ahhh a ee meg - é . » . re Rl oe SAERTOEOE SC, la ES eS Bat ape ee it BTA he MES agi Se MRE eect paky.s pf - cm idee, Whit abetilate 2» yw Rs Cee ees Dc ‘wie Ts ; , am : — : 4 oa : fs fords “ Sizes 1173 to 2— Dixie Tie Ox Children’s Orthopedic Shoes in blucher Se EH LT / Small Ooys opcoats $ 19 fear we! n calf with fawn calf trim: Good- stvie are a special sale featu at this price, me os | p@=@ | a Special phone l . at Soles and rubber heels. 7 2}] Sj res from 5? ‘*. 22. hev are shown ee ei ry Robie 5 S rin 3 Models at $7 O8 i ai Saale Jase 2 sf j eo i ** Chateau Gray ) ‘Sch rowing girls in sizes 2!; to 7—tan ‘n patent leather, dark smeked elk, and geet : — Pp ° ‘ * ee : ’ ° | le . a7 le lL 4% - '. j ; , . ‘ - ‘ ‘i . levered Oxfords, smartly trimmed and per- bination of dark smoked elk with brown elk | ieraceiou new patterde festums deese-s0- | This is an Eastman Camera that *wi dt x4 ’ ; : M ’ , 7 — ~ } ie ae be . > r? ' . ’ ' . Italian Blue €d. Goodyear welt soles; rubber heels. trimming, Very unusual values. : rai t— ent arrivals. There are fancy patterns of takes a picture 2';x4',; inches—a | ; tans, grays and mixtures. Loose-fitting, | convenient size for general use. Oak ff ou ¢ re Ae 5 | , 4 - — ao on v F ‘ : , Ta; os kk . d aa < ln lin ‘ other .*™ : buff Roug | 30oys’ Shoes, sturdily built of tan leather, for school o: ASQ SSS = | ssa ae ene Seen inden The case is all-metal. and at this . dress , sriced—si; 1}1 1314 ee S coer cone skeleton ined. . oe a : ven Pos » mssecsal Beige Black aay co aga Pricee—sizes i1h'2 tO 19/2: - babies Topcoats at cn cacas» OOROE OO OtEee price the value is unusual. izes to eon. a | : eet ie : " ns Every new style tendency is retlected—the pumps, the simple strap slippers, the very smart Oxfords, the colored kidskins in opal eray, blonde, and bois de rose. From a fashion standpoint alone this event merits your im- pretations of the most n Fifth Avenue. New usual smartness to this de Rose d Horney alrnetto Green ms " ‘ . ; ~ 7 7 oe’ Own ed “ef ¥ ~~ tin 7 Niatn ;

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eee Ba he - SE. SE es ae Me tain alana on. . She ale Sct. pe ke Ati ee mad Pn . , gtr a oe) oe “ mn a ~h ou see earns . a m ¢ ” 4 vi “ry - 4 a4 : YS ee ee ae BL S| Wi | 105 ARCADE he I 706 WASHINGTON © He ite i i| For That Sunday Hunger . } eo -_—_s amp ewe ew eB ee eT SF ee ee eee lee eee ee ele ee ee ee ee ™ ‘ , a. | ‘policy of Central —— — _ — — ———eO'7™~e.mLlLhL ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a mania —_ Club Points Out Elasticity of the Statute. Commenting on the announced Township offi- clals. St. Louls County, to deal se- all violators especially attorney ® for Missouri, verely with ; eile traffic laws, speeders, Vahlikamp, (;ustave $s (‘lub of es | | the Automoblie + » ry ¢ Orit) : ‘ } i A (i \ ace well ete : our frny iB ; | The Candy that was enjoyed THEN and is ' nf mor oe pice men iain } : ik ) enjoyed NOW...... Chocolates, Caramels, co Sites, wit not final evidence ot Ee ; Cocoanut Pieces, French Bon- | dies driving. pede ? bons and Nut Candies. Packed Oc | “The Automobile Club,” said 48 3 | in one and two pound boxes.... J Vahikamp, “protests against an ar- th : ‘rest based merely upon speeding, at ES fs Pound | | unless it pr p spec ad 13 the : q ' Lite ne ——~—-- 04f | contributing factor to negligence il 4 i hich mizht result in catastrophe. iF 2 G WW. hi a c Our ly ws requil all automohbile 3 ecorge as ington S ' perators to arivé careful and " ‘ - ma. Tres ‘ ‘ i l UrTivi necie ter c } “Something Delicious’ ; 1] traffic cases are dismissed ie P ; each coe igs ne a it eo 42c 3 wept has NS pt hereaftey a ) % nian is to assess the costs against { i . : ‘ — #¢ . | if q Cherry Pie { the counly, ana plete. rine t . , . the effect of this Willi be. TO 1eSS¢ b #3 , 2 You can taste the goodness; just like | the arrests of Innocent drivers. i ie | they used to make at home. ‘ce 40c " The (Central Township plan of i es | > yrefuSing the privilege of signing de. ie i ! honds on the road isin accord wttn | ' : | 7 _ yA ve ax) fe ot 2'on " a : Sai as _ ra aenee athe “but | AEG CANDIES MAILED ANVWHERE. ee venikamnyp ie j - fs a, = is not #eing used * officials as} OLD ME G HAARLEM OIL CAPSULES The world famous diuretic stimulant. | National Remedy of Holland since 1696. | | Guaranteed. Three sizes, all druggists. Leck for the name Gold Medal en every box and accent mo imitating _———— a ee er . RA RAP ARA PAB aR Ana i —— AAP APRAAARRA RA PARRA Used-Car Show! — The prize-winners of just a vear or so ago. Upper floors... every day...“‘at the head of Auto Row.” © fr MOTHER:- Fletcher's ' Castoria is especially pre- pared to relieve Infants in arms and Children all ages of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhea; allaying PY TY TIT OLIVER CADILLAC CO. RRAARRARASAPAPARARARARA F 7, H To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of oa weed Absolutely Harmless -No Opiates. Physicians everywhere Feverishness arising therefrom, and, by regulating the Stomed and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food: giving natural UIT Lily om * $75c, $1, $1.50, $2 and $2.50 : HOSIERY | ys PAIRS | ° Included are 75c, $1.00, $1.50 $2 and $2.50 Wools . 75c and $1 Fancy Lisles Sizes 36, 38, 40 all full combed yarns $2.50 Ribbed Cotton UNION SUITS 00c ENGLISH COLLARS — JD For sj : " The Subway’s Odd Lot Sale For Any Item Listed Below, 50c and 75c Leather Belts Sizes 32—34 50c and 75c Cuff Buttons 50c Neck wear | 15c and 20c Handkerchiefs Clothing Further Reduced! $25 and $30 L SUITS — OVERCOATS TOPCOATS — $14 A Sma!! Charge for Prtra Alterations A final disposal of small lots at radical reductions $2 - $2.50 - $3 - $3.50 3 a 2 $1.50, $2 and $2.50 S H I RTS Neckwear | ee 35c and 50c FAG White and Colored ' pee | Handerchiefs a ed . a ¢ = t ‘ $30 and $35 $35 2-TROUSER SUITS...- A Sma!! Charge for Extra Alterations GABARDINES Boyd-Richardson Olive and Sixth Handkerchiefs jials [D-K-F-G-K-N O-T Cape Leather $2, $2.50 Gloves $2, $2.50 Mufflers $1.50 Night Shirts In addition to the items listed here, many other lines of Subway Merchandise are further Reduced! Clothing Further Reduced! $18 $22 3 FOR si * | | ST LOUS a tn nn et A Con ste Keus Coats in th the new in § Such a gay ce dom s ly at price. The s plete; 14 You wi fabries. checks, | bloom al Plain dressy n ambro stitched. sent eve Spring ¢ ( Nugents— — = $1.95 Handmade Pri Beautiful ne made with boc Daintily tr! hand. embrold hemstitching. to 44 Iinvelope colors. Mz of fine qua med in lace stitching. 8! Trico Women’s made wit. double trimmed gi made Bloor all the pop eh we ‘ a * Sata —s? “weer ato 6 85 Lovely Made of good qual top style, with doubl colors of Nile, blue. ind tan. Sizes 36 to 64 . cece une (Nugents New Sil New Printed Crepe d In all the newest color combinatic Wanted shade backgrounds. 40-in. wi New 54-Inch Printed Be An ePXCe ' lent quality in new border ivured d esigns. Light color baekgroun New Printed Georgette Crepe de Chine In ° vlorings, 40 inches wide; yard ' In beautifn] color combinations. Spring ¢ (Nagent

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ges Of Wind allaying from, and, by regulating the Sto milation of Food; giving natural lea (/ ok for the signature of #e 4y'5 jates. Physicians everywh : ywhere recommeng 3 ~ $1.50, $2 and $2.50 eckwear | 35c and 50c White and Colored anderchiefs ie FOR si 50c and 75c Initialed andkerchiefs Box cf ! , Three | Thitials 1D-E-F-G-K-«N O-T Cape Leather Gioves $2.50, $3 and $3.50 Values SIZES 7—7% 7%—.. Only ously low prices bpm. Our main floor. | at clearance sale. OQ For Any Seq Item Listed Below—, §2, $2.50, $3 Shirts $2,$2.50 Pajamas $2, $2.50 Gloves $2, $2.50 Mufflers $2 Caps $1.50 Night Shirts further Reduced! Further Reduced! $30 and $35 VERCOATS ..$18 > ~ eC . . ® . ° colors. sete 8 gl gai Combining the ultimate in at vine Gey vadlom sik. Trim fashion with the uttermost in med in lace and hem- _ value. stitching. Sizes 36 to 44, $ 1.95 Tricolette Bloomers | » : : /D —== Women’s tricolette Bloomers | made with reinforced crotch, | double shirred and lace- trimmed garter bottoms. A wel!- made Bloomer. Come in $ ] 95 Complete Variety of Sizes for all the popular colors, Misses, Wonien, Stouts, 14 to 50 Lovely Costume Slips MATERIALS Made of good quality tub silk, in bodice- top style, with double hip hems. Come !n Flat Crepe Crepe Satin Nile, blue, brown, green, flesh Jersey Printed Georgette $2.95 Printed Crepe Georgette (Nugents—Second Floor, South.) and Printed Romaine OO All the New Spring Shades All the New Spring 8tyles ie ¥ New Silks (Nugents—Socond Fleer, North.) In all the newest color combinations and Wanted shade backgrounds. 40-in. wide; yd. ° Glycerine and Witch Harel Palmolive Talcum — After- Lotion—(Limit of 2> () shaving Talcum. \ Special, each | of 3.) Each . r 04- ; ri » % Palmolive Shampoo — Ic Listerine Tooth Paste—Idea! ew 04-Inch Printed Border Crepe Palmolive Shampoo — Vor | | Listerine Tooth P hair. (Limit of 3). (Limit of 3). Each p VY Aa } . . ony eXeellent quality in new bordered and 3 Q5 | a apse fred desi: Lor} ’ , Vek *( >. WY oubigant's erfume n a- cured designs. Light color backgrounds; yd. m > vststive hee « a". Gusieusa wieure thoroughly creamy latn- [8c Ideal and other popu- er. (Limit of 3). Each.... lar odors. New Printed Georgette Crepe and , Crepe de Chines Boncilla Beauty Chest ee) OG | SS, Sim cranes me ent nt $ 219 ing colorings. 40 inches wide; yard e nize of face powder, specially priced | a PO (Nugents—Main Floor, South.) ra ais = You will be delighted with these pretty Coats bought especially for Sat- turdavis selling. The Coats are well tailored and of good material, in straightlines or flared, each possessing exceptional style distinction. All the pretty Spring shades $ 95 will be found. Sizes = 13 to 19 Vears....ccsrccvcvcccccccccscccccresccccces ar, ° ’ StF} Charming Spring Dresses Spare ry ¢ > ee AF, An unusual assortment of lovely silk Dresses will be found itn these $ 95 fa eye groups of plain and printed silks that are so new this Spring. The ° styles are the newest flares, tailored models and high collar modes and =— the delightful new Spring shades. Sizes 13 to 1i. . 9 7 ‘ e Girls’ New Spring Coats Lovely tweeds in all the attractive patterns, blocks, $ 95 $ 95 plaids, stripes and box weaves of downy woos, Vve- ° and ° 4 > lours and plain tweeds. Smart stvles, all well lined and al] the new shades. Sizes 6 to 14 years : (Nugents—Second Floor, South.) =~ Complete Beauty Salon—Second F 00S EE) nena Charge Account Smart Spring Coats for the Girls ; Sale of Men’s English Broadcloth Shirts —Enjoy Its Convenience va Bae Saturday — In the Big New Men’s Department ! Men’s and Young Men’s 2-lrouser Suits: $35 and $40 $40, $45 and $50 Values Values | 248 33% And No Charge for Alterations Beyond a doubt the best values St. Louis men have been offered in many a day. Every Suit offered in this sale is an outstanding value. A great many are Spring weight and patterns. The new accepted single and dou- ble breasted models; also the 3-button conservative Suit — for the business man. 4 The wanted shades and colorings in—grays, tans, di- agonals and many new fancy effects. A visit to our men’s clothing section will well repay you. Stouts Slims Shorts Regulars New Spring Topcoats 25 °*30 The newest creations of America’s leading makers of fine Topcoats for men and young men. A pleasing garment and necessary for Spring days. Come in and look them over. The new knits, the popular plaids and many new patterned effects—in a myriad of beautiful colorings. ~~ ee. a hn we Sond = fet. -. = a > att é a * Nugents— | (Hef Newest Spring Hats Third i}; GLE f Floor, * $F or Men North. AES ee Here is a silk-lined Hat—-fashioned in fe the curl or snap brim effects with fancy bands that will come up to your expectations as to quality and style. Keaturing the newest shades for Spring wear. A value that is exceptional. Complete size range. A Complete Showing of ‘John B. Stetson Mallory Crofut Knapp Borsalino $6 to $10 (Nugents—Third Floor, North}. . | ro a etl Cravenette Processed Clothes Weatherproof—Wearproof—Wetproof New Boys’ Store—Third Floor ] Cravenette Process is a new scientific method of treating cloth— this process without changing the appearance of the fabrics makes the fibers more resistant to water and to wear. These new Spring 4-piece Suits tiat bear the Cravenette Labels assure the wearer of i. y 4 the best protection against weather and wear. $ 9 5 Below are a specially priced introductory of.- 1 ( . fering—1 Long Trouser, 1 Golf Knicker and =x iN ‘ Vest, featuring the newest English 2-button “ Ra Coat in plain back model. Sizes 8 to 18. Priced “ame Exceptional values in other cravenette processed 4-piece Suits, $18.95 to $25. New Longie Suits for Spring In Our Junior Boys’ Shop Shown for the first time Saturday. These new Spring patterns and color- ings 4-piece Suits 1 Longie. 1 Knicker and vest and the new English Model coat—-just like dad’s. A value that is exceptional] for Suits of this quality. Right at the opening of Spring. Sizes 4 to 9 years (Nagents—Third Floor, North.) Men’s English Broadeloth Shirts in plain = white neckband styles with double euffs. All $ See cut full and. roomy. A very special price— s eee? wniie they inst. Sises 14 to17.... .occcsscumat Men’s Spring Neckwear | Men’s Imported Lisle Cut silk and atlk-and-wool Ties in | I'ancy Hose al ( € . ° ‘ t ‘le open.eud and four-in-hand etyles. All Imiported Lisle Fancy Hose tn full- cut silks are wool lined. Come (fv Baers ery igh tos in stripes, checks, basket | oe e prsage 0° ~ : 4 ot! checked patterns, i[n light | Me weave and other neat patterns... and dusk colan , 7° I . , . ’ . Men’s Bow Tie and Hand- | Men’s Athletic Union Suits kerchief to Match : Men's fancy madras Athletic Union Men’s made-up Bow Tie with elastic Sults in no sleeve and knee.- 79c¢ length style. Full cut. Sizes band aiid a Handkerchief a4 = Fg l cu to match. In new Spring \ & pattcrns , (Nagents—Main Floor, North.) [OGRE NEN: LOILIE LEIA TEFEN BONS . 2 em SO PR re RENE HEIN LOHNER RRA AE A RRED A ae ARR EIRO AR IIO MM ne oe ae ‘ fe F ‘ a: ‘ pe. r, <a ninin aan vs Mores Petpet - ayn met “ . Sa ath | Ok ads: a fog aay Ce he RE eg BO ae, a av ~ = fois y * 4 y a Taal ™: mind — My . o ty die a. - oT Te tin-utethot es ceitehiwelidiiecnananiaenminenana o ECA ae 340 Mis bie don lindrs . BE wie ahoted ie ag. Fae ny 4s Ay + " an a ae le a ciitinatiin tiinsntiaitiaed Mao c . —— — % 4 : s a Fe oe 4 a roe! re a Vi bE, gaits Be nN Tete ot MAO ap Fg ee Alea +7 e,~ ~ = ny “as # ~ “yy a By ery ~ . 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wor -- ft @@ es > * 5 “ye : - - e- a Extraordinary! 1000 Fine New - || SPRING DRESSES Misses’, Women’s; and Stouts Just anpacked. Every one new. New in materials, styles and colors. When you see these Dresses you will be amazed at the wonderful a pe ae ii re SDeEPeBechBetecte+t COATS OF Bs: Twillenes, Poiretsheen, Twills, oat aX Kandiercloth and Scotch Tweedy, - te Plaids, Checks, Stripes, Figures and plenty of plain colors. Bell Sandal, Thistledown, Winter Rose, Coquette, Navy and Black. All in the height of styles. — i — — —— anata l= EE EEE EV - = - Fearon, orem —o alata te — _ a FETE a a a a a a i ih re ee . | ) : ° POST-DISPATCH FB . Cree NF FUP OATH ~ FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 1), 1926. oT. LOUIS sT-0 —_ — if 2 : spe WG BM D aiicciael a SNe ae ee 8.8 Bee ee Oe Oem ee Be, OR Re Ee RR eae Tal Wid bal . | 4 Le a | aut 3 - me \ © my e A ) Dependable Merchandise Always a owes rices id { ” i 4 p Le Se a® ‘ Peaes ii ‘ ! ° . ! Rap an . @. a Hea bg Fi | PEE hig . &F the ple ° E! NEW SPRING COATS! Values $25, $30, $35 and Up to $39.50 Style and quality at a sensational low price are the dominating features of this specially planned event. Coats individually ‘chosen for all types. The choice of the Coat market at one unusual price. Fancy pockets, tucks and colorful embroidery. Edg- ings of fur, buttons and fine silk crepe linings. Style features usually found only in higher-priced lines. And a full size range. ALL THE NEW SHADES Such as Evergiade, Biue ST. LOU : S . | a8 t eS J. i as ) | .. % i ; + | | y | a a jt Ui i ' ; . teed u pate} tavad Kis : vale vabe > ' ' aes oe onal ‘nee > ti : ree all a * ad * oe * EE Ss = = u e = s vu * -* * a . . es | : o~ . - ~ _ tr a 4 * . J _ . . ; ” STYLES — Dance Frocks, school t 4 4 Dresses, satreet and afternoon / * Pe we Oresases, flares, codets, basques, jabot 3 * = effects, new long sleeves, high neck " . = models, ete, a e oe COLORS—Cookie, Ereen, gold, gray, eS " red rose. silver, light biue, dark 5 a blue, binck, etc. J * ° a A Special! More =~ = , a i ”r - i Pan - Just received to continue PAS b Hs : our talked - about $11.00 te i a é Dress Sale. Hundreds of (74 .)) 0 ‘jae 3 “. beautiful Dresses that reflect . ¢ ; pe flat crepe, Georgette and taf- Included in This Sale avoid the afternoon crowd: . eens ee ee 2 Hee feta, crepe, satin, new prints. ' liveries by carrying smal] parcels. aren c | A : eos ee > O 3 4 ak us to fill mail or phone orders. Extra sales- | ca . pny ; We Advise Earl Sh Ing people, extra wrappers, extra cashiers, in order to] pi a «4 Women’s, Misses’ and y PP give you the best possible service. : lz Stout Sizes for Women, Misses and Stouts! Po ae a a ii SE, = izes for Women, iMisses and Stouts! | hr \ , ! . > er ; a a — pee th 4 7 a 7 - ; : mm @ Ps ° Cb bd OF 1000 GIRLS ll iz A Special Offering of | Special! Saturday, a Wonderful Underselling | SALE ‘? MOT: " 7 7 |) ee ° . 1400 N S Coat d Dresses | 21] New Spring Suits oe ae : b! 4 Soe ete ates: : f i. ” ° ° Wik z | Bring the Girls Down Saturday and ie ° 4 ? Their Easter Outfit He * Men’s and Young Men’s _ Select ei Hah: es T T S ; es of Higher- Basement Wt ~ wo- trouser Suits ; Many Sampl g i) fe: “ : Priced Garments Included fhe t Beautiful new Spring styles in English and Presenting the cor- Just unpacked, Hie: Pt o conservative effects, new colorings in grays, rect tailored styles . beautiful _— felts, ee. ; tan and _ browns, : in small, medium a apres gees i Ee Piet oe é . . and ead sizes. ——— soft, ’ - . hou as also pencil stripes, er a ported bodies. Be Sizes Hat All that is smart and Hie oe new styles, new pat- a new Hat for every $1.95 All in glowing Here 8 to it i] : be terns and splendid type. to $3.95 new Spring col- Early 14 Wee ) new fabrics. Values °* Pah ii = rf 5 _ | *, Hy ; “fl . For Young Men, eae a High School Youths ae oi ° 1.) ° Coats are made up in the popu- ee “ mtd Older Mon Girls’ Hats, Moderately Priced 500 NEW SPRING HATS ik nee mien b anne 4 Tig ion A host of charming new Spring Hats Newest advance styles in Our Bar- All full-lined d 1 a 4 i | = NEW SPRING TOPCOATS for little tots as well as older girls. e gain Basement. Astonishing values in 9 — wen ee abe . Smart new English box effect | Made of straw braid, silks, taffetas and new fats for women, misses and ma- Dresses are attractively made Up Bie G3 u : ste wv)? ec n = ‘ igo . ‘ ° iis Bee: a itackee. ler con ne $ RY Bs combinations. All represented in the trons. These Hats are far below the in crepe de chines and taffetas in aie « meme by end wtenmed. Sizes 32 to 42. —_— wanted Spring colore........cccccaee. ' eee VOOM ih eck ehcs subi s cass the most popular styles and new ih SE: eect eaantieeenmenenae eee Others at $1:95 to $3.95 Many Others Moderately Priced at $2.95 to $4.95 Spring colors. | : ’ (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) ZZ * P (Nugents—Bargala Basement.) ee “ SS : 7 ae 53 - - ” m3 BOYS’ NEW i RE 3 Lt ; |) eo 1 ral V ) 1000 Pairs W H : New Spring Shoes | | Special Values for Men! airs Women s Hose | : ° . (SZ Y $7] New Spring colors, grat; i ear “y Men’s Dress Shirt ‘4g hh Lk metal airedale, caramel, peach, bei o mF ull & Special purchase and Shoes a Mee Yo Vi otc. "Sins, 84 = ext: bi} i , r may Ng. hi k d A eavy weight; three-se ‘ ia: ps : from our own stocks make up this | Values to i 2, lisle garter top. Shaped instep Aen “ N ws F ‘a lot for Saturday. Din. gle and ankle. : P| + . : In the assort- , =a . - tia “ ew ongies on MATERIALS os | ment | you will ws k . i a il ' tw ne the quality “ee “ ¢ The Suit that every boy wants; Blonde Kid Patent Leather ico aoe A f ae —— —" Za Bargain Lj i ys comes with one pair knickers, regu- Black Satin Tan Calf 4 t ; .é 3 a . nomenal S h ‘rs ZB B C ' ja lar vest and coat and one pair of Hid Leathers ae ! oe tw ee Be asement | i Aes Cr , | s ago. Lot Z iv a long trousers. =a ae include genuipe 5 | i | S STYLES 98 | : br: fegaregne ct MP . ith whom ri oF . as} ; end Po oe = Manufacturers W nd ae ° ® = : » ou it yy B ea u f 1 ful ~—— . , | : dras and many 2 we do business the year vee > § *. new Spring col. » OD. é ; Z —_ gave us almost unbe ve : . pumps, opera —— ss ~*~ j> sligat irregulars; —* concessions enabling us t0 0 on orings and fab- pumps, novel- » | . sO - such Hosiery bargains. e . . . . . } Cao}} ze 2 rics. Sizes 6 to ty straps, tes, 2 | ree = : ' - St ya bet ot and neckband a 4 i es at Exceptional oar aa — mires styles. Sizes 14 z: $1.69 Full-Fashioned | * value. 2? Hosiery ? : 5 mar 4 ae a : Men S Silk Neckwear . Medium ; sere lee elght. new 1 ae : a : Big stripe four-in-hand Searfs of beautiful cut silk. A be- N i ant re shea’ $I 29 : es s ] C} ild Sh Wilaering array of new Spring colors and patterns. 2 = silk. lisle garter top 7 a Boys Wash Suits a e of ren ss) oes $ 98 Se i bi ae he ee do 6 kono nb ve ood vk weunce 85C * | Hosiery . : : . ee osie pee ace re | genet cc: Eberron ap High and low Shoes in the newest styles. —_—_—_— , . Ts hpapaline.. score in stripes gr — oe ewist one, eee ee. ” — Oxfords, cut-outs and high Shoes in a Men A Hose rs : ellk. and ‘mercerized for ore an combinations. Sizes : o : ig assortment of leathers. Sizes, infants’ 5 4, 4 Plai d f: -¢ 00 an e - =’ misses and women, ) Ch es is 6 ie o 69 @0 6's 0 2 ¢ penesecens i miles or bors’ 2. .....4.411. oe a te Fe ati To wool, silk and wool and thread 39c¢ <= ‘a : ‘ Sives 815 to 10...-++6: en (Nugenta—Dargain Rasecment.) a Ne " — . eye eee ee 6 © Pett d Gilet to allcmictee sco 2 oes — te : ~< ( gent argain Basement.) e XY ( Nugentsa—Bargain verses . (Nugents—Bargain Ba i S.8.8.6.8 6.8.8 8 6.8 .8:8.8 8 8.8 888 ee eee 7 ae ee ee ee » ’ — — “a ste “ on - ve | ve aes aut o+ae hie t - ee o 4. " ual a oe He oe , ~ New Scarfs Beautiful Georgette Scarfs in the latest designs and colors. Silk $ 39 fringed or hemstitched...... (Nugentsa—Main Floor.) February the mon the new Spring trend i Illustrated are fiw of shapes and fabrics | Hats Thi: Silks, felts, straws and ecom- binations of silk and straw, silk and felts, also part ribbon Hats. In fact everything that is new. ON C—O — a Kiddies, Like ¢ Tots’ Panty Dre In pretty prints and stripes, smocked | broidered, and trimmed with dainty whit and cuffs. All have panties to match, 8 6 VEArB cocsoeeeseseesseesesesenee es) eee . Tots’ Panty Dre Adorable Hlttle Dresses made of broade! tiful shades of Nile. blue, orchid and p Smocked and trimmed with White collars and cuffs. NI A | 2 to b years sy ven weul eeeerenee Tots’ Play Suits and Peg-top style—in- blue and tan can Creepers in solid colors ; and pretty combinations. Sizes 2 to 6 YCare wecccseoesssense eeeeeeeeeveee $12.50 Allowance for Your Old M: Hundreds of old, out-of-date C Can now make way for the new Premier Du The trade-in makes the The sweeps two-cleaners-in-one available thread for the homes that now have grounc ful sue | “een half way cleaning. from Terms as Low as $2.06

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ines and taffetas in ee: ee eee ee a 7 i i 2.28 22 eee. pst Prices dwvidually dery. Edg- -size range. ADES Coats Just Illustrated e ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19. 1996. 4 in the latest designs and >ORTANT! Come Early! your shopping in the morning and moon crowds. Please help our de- ying small parcels. Please do not mail or phone orders. Extra sales- wrappers, extra cashiers, tn order to best possible service. 1000 GIRLS’ | s andDresses Down Saturday and Easter Outfit Bargain ples of Higher- Basement ents Included ade up in the popu- 3! Pas tweight materials. \\ ned and well made. = > tractively made up | Q Sizes 8 to 14 styles and new (Nugents—RBargain ony s Women’s Hose New Spring colors, gray, £Un- metal airedale, caramel, peach: etc. Sizes 814 to 10; extra heavy weight; three-seam black lisie garter top. Shaped instep and ankle. Bargain Basement C whom e/ / U ty Manufacturers with we do business the year around gave us almost unbellevat:e concessions enabline us to offer such HLosiery bargains. $1.69 Full-Fashioned Hosiery Medium serviee weight, new colors, full size gp range. pure thread $l eiik, liele garter top s 89c Sport Hosiery , Tar siripes, : : i? Iii . e'lk and merce! ized fer misses ard women, ( : : ; 7h Sives 8', 0 i0..-eeee: (Nugents—RBargain Basement.) j - : ; veoal -— 4 é 4 oo = a two-cleaners-in-one available for the homes that now have been half way cleaning. New Scarfs Beautiful Georgette Scarfs eolors. Silk fringed or as hemstitched...... te Keuy OOK (Nugents—Main Floor.) The Sfore for Saturday—We Continue the Sale of Smart New Spring Mi Silks, felts, straws and com- binations of silk and straw, silk and felts, also part ribbon Hats. In fact everything that is new. February the month where new S the new Spring trend in Millinery. _ Illustrated are five outstandin of shapes and fabrics in pring Hats are most thought of. Introducing ] gq features—but they merely suggest the di 7 Nugents New Millinery Salons. 99 tversitt) Hats That Sell Regularly From $10 to $12 0 ereens, and other brilliant shades, Millinery for Miss or Matron Victor Records 10 and 12 inch Red Seal Victor Records. Single faced; only a limited num- % ber to sell..... ALL the People: 3 for $1.00 (Nugentsa—Third Floor.) ll a ome we —=e gone” : or’ 3 ee | bs ‘p! 3 > a , > A . x 2 i Se Sf In the Lovely Soft Tones— Pastels in every line— Striking black Hats— Black and whites, tans, Kiddies, Like Grown-Ups, Want the New in Spring Apparel Tots’ Panty Dresses In pretty prints and stripes, smocked and em- broidered, and trimmed with dainty white collars and cuffs. All have panties to match. ew ee eae ee ee ee se Tots’ Panty Dresses Adorable little Dresses made of broadcloth. tiful shades of Nile, blue, orchid and peach. Smocked and trimmed with White collars and cuffs. nn Oe oct eeeaees joes Tots’ Play Suits and Creepers color with Peg-top style—in blue and tan Creepers in solid colors and pretty combinations. Sizes 2 to § years eeesevoeaeeve2eceo802e e*eeeeoeeeeaeeoeeeeee = as O-- co . ’ as a Yc ' Panty Dresses In all pretty shades. Made of good quality Peggy Cloth—smocked and embroidered. All $ 50 have panties to match. | Sizes = BS 20 GO Os rs os a ee eh he ebb ec ceeeues Baby Bovs’ Suits In Oliver Twist and Middy styles—made of fast colors of blue, green and tan. 00 Collars and cuffs of contrasting . colors. Sizes 2 to 6 years a ee we oe oa oS oe ll ee ee ee Fr eee = oem ae 8 6 6 8 8 ee 8 6 @ = a . $1.95—2-Pant Sailor Suits Of blue Peggy cloth—in regulation middy with sailor col- lars: embroidered emblems and large ties. One long and one short $ |= pair of pants. Sizes 2 to 6 YOATS «vce ceewe wee cs 68k Dee oh ews os be den (Nugents—Second Floor, South.) 512.50 Allowance for Your Old Machine Hundreds of old, out-of-date Cleaners in homes fan now make way for the new Premier, Duplex The trade-in makes the The sweeps up every scrap thread or lint, shakes out ground-in dirt. ful suction gets it all—right from the bottom. lerms as Low as $2.00 Down (Main and Fourth Floor.) wee—~w Attractive Purses ina Sale 445 Many oft hese Bags are trimmed. with the fancy Jap mono- gram which is so desired this Spring. Folers Browns Tans Blue Red Gray and Color Combinations Choose from smart new pouch styles, or the charming tailored effects. Every one is well made, lined and in convenient sizes for practical use. (Nugents—Main Floer, North.) |}at North Market street, which it | 96000 for the first five years, | | $7500 for the next five and $10,000 | s| thereafter. | MOROSCO $1,033,000 IN DEBT! ‘which his name was used for an i|without his knowledge, failed In | ‘Flames Destroy Greenhouse, Caus- | ‘North Dickson street, Kirkwood, i was badly burned about the face ‘and hands while trying to eX-/ 'tinguish a fire in his greenhouse | learly today. He was removed to} | Bethesda Hospital, St. Louis Coum-/ ity, in serious condifion. ‘the loss being estimated at $5000. | The fire is believed to have been | started bv crossed wires. “ecw sta damn FERGUSON-M'KINNEY ASSETS TO BRING ABOUT $1,500,000 2 Receiver Reports on Amount ikely to Be Available to Pay on Debts of $3,885,980. Eugene Angert, receiver for the | defunct erguson-McKinnev Man- 'ufacturing Co., filed his report to- | day with W. D. Celes, Referee jn | | Bankruptey, and estimated that y]- umately about $1,500,000 would | be available for distribution to creditors and administration ex- | penses. The liabilities total $3,- 585,980. : Angert has turned over $628,- | | 902.04 to the trustee, S. G. Smith. | and said there is now on hand merchandise amounting to $325,.- | 948.10 with accounts receivable | ,; amounting to $427,423.90 and fix- | | tures valued at $5917.20. A gale! _of the merchandise and fixtures | | next Thursday was authorized. | Referee Coles indicated he would | award Angert a fee of $25,000 for | his services as receiver if the cred. | itors’ committee concurred. Angert told of his numerous duties and /| said that by ‘‘expeditious and force- | ful measures” he had recovered | | ‘from $50,000 to $80,000 from For- | rest Ferguson,” president of the'| ‘company, whose I O U's totaled | $409,000, resulting in his indict- | |ment for embezzlement. Ferguson | /also is under indictment with Mur- | ‘Pay Carleton, the treasurer, on | charges of making a false financial | Statement on which banks loaned $3,000,000. FEDERAL BARGE LINE OFFERS TO LEASE MUNICIPAL DOCKS | Wall Suggests $6000 Yearly Scale | to Start, and Gradually Increase, | The Inland Waterways Corpora- tion (Federal barge line) has of- fered to lease the municipal docks | uses now, for $6000 a year. Di- ‘rector of Public Utilities Wall, who | § was authorized by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment today | to consult with the line, has sug- | gested instead an annual rate of | » AAD: The present arrangement {s for payment of a certain amount per ton of goods handled at the docks. bringing the city $10,000 to $12,000 a year, which is eaten up by the expenses. Under the direct lease, ! the city would be relieved of these | expenses, Assets Two Suits, Overcoat, Shoes Hats and Other Apparel. liv the Asso ated Prese. NEW YORK, Feb. 19.—Oliver Merosco, who on several occasions during the past two vears has in- | timated that he was impoverished ‘hrougch the failure of the Morosco | Holding Co., in which his associates | of defrauded him yesterday filed a pe- | tition in bankruptcy, Hsting his | liabilities as $1,033,000, against as- sets of two suits of clothes, two overcoats, one pair of shoes, two hats, underwear and haberdashery. The Morosco Holding Co. in illegal stock promotion ‘scheme 1923, wiping out his personal for- | tune, which at one time was estl- | mated at near $5,000,000. Four | of the principals in the . scheme} i'went to prison. Morosco appeared Zias a witness for the Government iat their trial. ER KIRKWOOD FLORIST BURNED ing $5000. Loss. George Kwartman, florist, of 718 The greenhouse was destroyed, | Divorce fe or 3} *x-Convict’s Wife. | her husband, James! G. Walton, l'who in 1916, shortly after their: j Matron Hats S| marriage, was sentences d to 12 | . 'vears in prison, for a robbery ‘committed in Detroit. Mrs. Walton Mi told Judge Pearcy that her hus- | $ | band had been paroled Feb. 14, Of pyroxiig or ™' 19°95. and that he had not returned ha rbraid with ‘ vv ~- ‘ fs : ; lk ec Orr ng ito her. She was allowed to resume ac RE gas ‘her maiden name, Albrecht. wood, henna | Copen. BANJO UKE With Pick, Instruction Book and 3—FREE LESSONS—3 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a es a 5 MORE PRICE REDUCTIONS SATURDAY ON WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S READY-TO-WEAR EVERY GARMENT MUST BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST!! FUR-TRIMMED COATS! NEW SPRING DRESSES! VALUES TO $60.00 A wonderful assortment Coats at prices that are unbeltevable. All the newest styles for late Win- ter, fur - trimmed with lavish furs and silk lined. Plenty of are ee &— MORGAN ST. WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS signs, Long knit ROADW. ‘“wleeves, circular skirts SEE ' & EDT a Eee SCARFS REDUCED $1.60 Knitted Bayon Spanish Lace Neck Scarfe—liIn new $1 Ss — ris} SO1ete. .t hs -~ " . erneen Wore eee —" ade 4: a : so acnatahe delontey id i “e ’ : 9 ‘ “ren —— ere anata, te POT st «1 Mle y Se wie’ igs ee ee ee , In laree & Searfs—-Extra fine knitt lace Scarfs in rich bright col ae a az s nia py on } PERCH REP aw ee ys io »—Heavy alt crepe silk Scarf with large eilk em- roses and other ‘de Lane F PO Oly ew ae Cee. cot euses og bec Sets ae ce 8 Ae! « nal ie Oa es So a ees *~ » ad REE eg 4 ENNIO LESION UA SBE i AO AN NR he AR bene a SUES A EAN PR eRNLE 8 NECK E * ars = oe oie ape 8 = ae = °° Such numbers as: ‘‘Then I'll Be Happy’”’ ‘‘The Prisoner's Song’’ ‘‘Just Around the Corner’’ } ‘‘Nyla’’ m ‘‘Some Day You'll Remem- ber Me’’ ‘‘The Death of Floyd Col- Le lins °9.98 Spring shades .. ANIT WEAR All knit princess slips or pettl- coats, worth 4%c up to $1.98. Buy now. All on sale Saturday at HALF PRICE Sale of EDISON RECORDS PANT SUITS; ai! 6.98 Just received this w lection—includes about 2900 popular songs, dances, etc. '... 93.98 Huy while they iaast —— 17 °° 684.05 LINE D-PANT SUITS; sizes tol: >2.98 ff MUSIC ROLLS Oc IPRS OIA MUSIC COMPANY & 1103 Olive St. Mail Orders Promptly Filled Rolls ‘ with every $1 purchase Mustle REE! ro Fs ® norized and y t bee riven away } Roll Dept wt oO ° $1 393 lute ot . He a Strating Rolls. All are $68- PANTS; note Rolis and will be on sele ehoice patterns a Saturday only at this price. Dozen - - $1 . ep plas . ae . a de ; ig Fake

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i ie ee ee ae Me el i ll il 4 . ‘ _ ST.LOUIS PO: 4: FRIDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 19, 1926. oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH lic | i Ww _ ST ’ ‘aL tS POST-NISPATCH . ; ‘ ee ae ”’ : baie —— : Sines PARANA DIE TIT 7 | Ee: al a: e ° . +2 © } : ~ turday— Another Special Attraction in Imported Beaded Be the ~~ | atur ¥y ® - ° | Special i : ah ’s Sixth Floor Radio Section! seen... DE 4E Famous- arr O. S ; Rs ia | He i : | : , : Deferred Payments, if Desired 1 i / saat ¢ ° oie q Again our Radio Section presents an opportunity to save one-half on one of the ue Not in many years, we believe, has a value equal to this, been afforded St. Louis | " most popular and latest model Sets ol the nationally > ag td Music —— line. : | AUaeE home-makers. We obtained these 25 Suites in a “factory close-out” and they're | Wh t Y W. | Get Saturday just 50 of these model 140 Five-Tube, Single-Dial Receivers will be placed | Tee of celebrated “Rockford” make. The style, as illustrated above, is highly desir- | a ou [ on sale. St. Louisans who obtain them will make a Radio purchase to unusual ad- . ai able, and the Suites consist of buffet, table and six solid walnut chairs with [# 75 vantage. | 1) eg tapestry seat covers. All tops, ends and fronts are of 5-ply walnut veneer. | | or 10 Y | | teh China cabinet to match, special at $24.50. | | Sl | 3 | 4 One Model 140 Music Master Set, never so or less : . : | - if Bi : Highly perfected Sets that you'll find a | F f M d ] ] Af) | | Us | There are only 25 of these Suites—lIt is ae S688, Weomt equipment joy. to. own: ond use, “Gemmiete ith | eatures O ode : ; | a | very important that you select promptly. Five Cunningham RCA tested Tubes, regular $10 value long-serving standard equipment that | Mis sas’ Sprin Y C f set. ° ; a . . eg a . hice non at Oe p see adds greatly to their worth. | Jt is built Uke a fine airplane motor—for pre | “x | x co 4 ° Two Eveready or y-O-Vac “B” eries, i | ‘ntete service. , | a 4 kf a . 1te po Bedroom Suites | size; fresh stock. Regular $3.75 value each. : Pe ion and service | —tailored or dressy models | he or U S 4 | oe! aati It is simple to tune and has internally Mominated f " | ) | | ‘ é One Exide 6-volt 90-ampere rubber-cased Storage Bat- e p ets ete simy | . did 6 = | tery, regular $19.90 value. Onl of Th S S : Spien 1 3 $460 $ | $400 3 | One Eveready or Ray-O-Vac “C”’ Battery, 60c value. | y ; It’s a “distance getter” and very selective, with Values at .. ys Value.... Value.... Remember, that in former Musie Master Sales the remarkable volume. . — + | : One large Music Master Type 8 Loud Speaker, in grill- demand far exceeded our supply—so be on hand ; Stately dining Suites of ten pieces, built | Four-piece Bedroom Suites of modern de- | | front cabinet of mahogany and other hardwood $35 | sacviy Gataurday morning. Mail or phone orders will It is Storage battery operated and entire Set is fA. . al | with characteristic Rockford excellence, | sign and splendid construction; finished itn | | value, . not be accepted. ternally shielded. # A most attractive collection of the me 1 | and finished in walnut, With mahogany | |. handsome, figured walnut, and having | | One complete Aerial Kit, with approved lightning ar- | Meter waves and Killocycles marked on dials EE “al nina modela-—wiil stitch H ; | drawer work. | | drawer interiors of white oak. | | rester, $2.50 value, Installation apd Aone | coon ie - see gma in cabinet of mahogany and and velvet eollars or more seen with Ml A ae service for $5 additional. . { embroidery. <A variety of materials tk | + } oO 5 ; m 6sizes 14 to 20. | iY Frieze Suites Bedroom Suites! Coxwell Chairs | ‘ - | | et. . 3 S() oN] d ss k | Other Misses’ Coats — | den ‘ lou eakers | a3 | einetaiccions ! _ | USIC I as te [ O . p —in distinctive modes for dress and | ; : $ $ 50 | $ 50 | wear offer an Fete a ch 3 | ° . | ; sizes 14 to 20. Priced $379.75 to $150. Hii HI | 2D 822 : SWF In Four Extraordinary Groups—Wanted Types it | iy tigre egpmen “ne | Graceful, walnut - finished Comfortable Coxwell Chairs : 4. ; room sSuiltes—cdavenport an ‘i : * | with hai wool ¢ t | ' e . ey chair, with carved, solid ma- | 9m Ser seapgeaed . snes | cary aS wiemsing gan. | At Savings of Latest AEE hogany frames, down fillings | Ded, resser, wardrobe and = tern: d loos shi , i ie and frieze upholstery. ' vanity. Splendidly constructed. \ _ ata aii ii | More Than. og w Models if E di i Vy la. B : @ “Music Master” Speakers are known to radio “fans” almost the world over i @ xtraor inary. ictro/a, runswick and Cheney Models of : —they are in great demand for many makes of Sets—and embody latest Aig | | principles of tone reproduction. This special purchase of 350 enables vou to f ag : . . . e e aad “ | = obtain one at less than half price—and in the following groups, which will be | x Ce Qe ! @) I lOZTAP S placed on sale at 9 A. M. Saturday— a $18 Model 5 Speakers | $30 Model 6 Speakers 4 of ee ey : Just 100 Model 5 Music Master cabinet-type | Music Master Model 6 Sneakers,’ with 14- ft —Now Offered at Savings of Speakers—give “ype enough to fill a | inch mahogany bell; eliminates distortion— a o large room with ond | tone clear and ~ ig 3 | kk wd wwe ee eee s $8.95 | i eh bec eke $14.95 he $35 Model 8 Speakers | $35 Model 7 Speakers Tie | Music Master Mode] 8 Cabinet Speakers, a | Music Master Speaker with 21-inch mahog- i. 2 perfected instrument for - ; any bell and aluminum ay | ~ ae Re a) a ae $16.95 I oe $1 1.45 iee | @ Only 160 of these splendid instru- P 99 (a@ ments—popular models of Victrolas. i M Od e] 60) é¢ M M S ic: ° sonen wale ce ‘ . e i Brunswicks and Chenevs. Certainly | ———— | y b USIC as CT = . . ae el want a at once from | i) = Lec i= yah ie le (OHOWINE Models: | na i eT (; \ \ ; i}. os he | ° - . UL : 1m Complete With Hizh Standard. Equip- 3 — a Ti Victrolas - Brunswicks Cheney Models ment, $115.05 Value, Offered for 7 a he oe No. 80; was $110, now $ 55 | hie No. 215; was see ee 20 em row $80 | a sag: was $200, now. . $150 | | | . ia ! , Dow $80 No. 120; was $250, now. . $125 | | A Variety of Centers in +} t No. 300; was $220, now $110 No. 117: ‘was | No. 118: | ' N 400: : , ; 0. » Was $200, now... .$99 . 0. 400; was $250, now $125 $165, now $82.50. No. 121: was 5148 tow. $79.50 No. 220; was $200, now $100 No. 210; was | No. 130; was $315, now $157 50 | , | | fie No. 410; was $300, now $150 $140, now $70 ; : ‘ | SS O eC } ne , Muste Salon—Sixth Floor | ) Li — , Special, the nid Effect Real Econom for Your ao € Our most recent purchase of this highly popular model— f Hid - y Car From Our Sale ot Music Master Five-Tube Model 60—a value at 869.75 that has : hae. been enthusiastically commented upon in_ this communit® a Bae. e Complete with excellent standard equipment—Music Maste? pe. . . * Or res cabinet-type Loud Speaker, 6-volt Philco storage battery, two a Te 45-volt Eveready or Ray-O-vac “B” batteries, and five R | ai) or Cunningham 201-A type Vacuum Tubes. A Receiver 2-lb. Box... Ria ; In Standard Sizes—At Extreme Savings | genuinely high quality: and very latest design, encased in at- § Rede ~ & tractive cabinet, and efficient in every respect. © Luscious cente el age! ee = ee — it hand re aud pe ota — and future use during Acrial Kit, Installation and 30 '§ a Poh butterse ee Le A T C C q te ‘del ’ Row splendid economy—for Days’ Service for $5 Additional , en and others covered with mil a: rvice. Ev : Ti wide'y Xnown, and always give long | sate. Also daisy caramels, ™ : | ° : ' . Rs : . . e * : : A quet ,. ? : sel ‘a he Service. Every ‘ire tm these groups is new and perfect: Music Master Radio Sets May Be Purchased on Deferred Payments, if Desired. | nd eee aud | Sixth Flor FR 8 Buttercups | Cher ye re = Reg. Price Sale Price Reg. Price Sale Price | ‘ ia Special. the Lb. Special, 2 TLR eee ia $13.85 30x3%4 Oversize Cl. $10.95 | $27.75 32x41, 0.8, 8.8... $22.95 2 Q A at aa $14.45 | 929.00 33x41, 0.8, 8.8... $23.50 a | C — rs Oe 5! | ’ . mm We Geo ceases envecens ° : Pe wy TT Pore | a | Hil $18.90 31x4 0.8, 8.8.....$15.95 | $29.50 34x41, 0.88.8. .$23.95 |F BE Westingons ee ee) eee baa: $21.70 32x4 0.88. 8.....$17.50 | $29.75 35x41, 0.8,8.8..$4405 |} ee Satin- finish hard ,| - Ble, pe _— J $22.05 weg yg _ pao —=-$36.25 35x5 0.8.,8.8.. $27.95 & 4 - ites in red, white and | with fondant | $22.40 34x4 0. 8.,8.8.....$18.50 | ~ 2 4 *; Nut cocoanut centers. dark checolam : stath Floor We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps - — =~ a —-

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~- - ~~. — a a -— — —- al ~~? — —- a — re — —— ~ . Z ee ee oe we Sen dine 7 AANA... cca mae » — ‘ 4 "7 2 Q * y > a EE . i el aaa ” - " -_ pom ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19, 1996. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 11° ——— —_————S —— STORE HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P.M. DA-LY_OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P. M. HS Imported beaded Bags o Tiscbe Special @O Of wilt _ Sale of 4000 boo “leone age > : D Published to Sell at 39¢ = | on eee SOD OF the Sewast Opring effecte— $1.75 and $2.....c-esees: $2.25 a golid beadwork = ae frames. Floral, conven- : Etervien hates of several foremost publishers, !n- : | eee CUtaristie Cestgns. Main Floor We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem F | lar fiction by many of the best known oe ull Books for $2.00 in Laryest D as yore . ai yes istributors of Merchandise iters—scores of well-known titles, Sixth Floor a Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles [xc epted at Kelail in Missourt and the West ae Pi gg day—Many New Garments W Hi Ait ill Enhance the Extraordinary Choi ). at | ice 1n Our Sale of ' . 1 > Our Popularly Priced Section Continues Its Timely | i i e ; ¥ : | | e of | ats||| Gk 1 |; : And § _ Newest $7.50 to $10 Models Z\ § 4 a mplete With N : —An pecially Purchased Groups—$45 to $69.75 Values at » \ :; | Equipment— . 55 | in | ESS 2 ae ——— , : y 0 a | — | 1 | i Se @ Such a selection is seldom accorded for $5.55—advance Spring i models, smartly correct 7 ¢ eli for immediate wear— 4 4 displaying the newest , HE ! ideas for tailored and S W dressy costumes. Wide : at choice for women,mjsses | 's Vi i @ The addition of many new models to this already.remarkable collection of and matrons; you will ee a | lovely Coats makes the choice Saturday practically as extraordinary as_ the want to profit by it. | . ‘ib 1 | day the sale began. Only the newest of youthful models are shown—the Siecieteatin gees nae : 4 | | choice is broad and the s savings most emphatic. Some models are sumples, ti ge es hi Hats 3 Desired | | | the others were specially purchased for this event and all are beautifully silk- —flower ~- trimmed 5 lined—ranging from tailored models to Coats dressy with fur or embroidery. models, various com- Shs Sizes 14 to 20. binations and me Ee. save one-half on one of the trons’ styles — with : anowned Music Master line. N w W d a” I wide choice of fa- } ial Receivers will be placed ¥ — “snore ee etninsatee Fourth Floor | dio purchase to unusual ad- Twillbloom, roulacord, lorcheen, : charmeen, Poiret twill, novelty , fabrics and others in black, navy, ee. | cameo, jalape, bamboo, sandal, ee sawdust, clamshell and many Now in Demand— - s £ M J ] 140 | other new Spring shades. ee es 0 ode | Ne\ a | . Cw oMmockKs z | Misses’ Spring Coats | Misses’ Frocks “— & e a fine airplane motor—for pre- —smart styles at e Re | —tailored or dressy models | - =daintily hand smocked - > tune and has internally {lluminated a | : m 1 | Splendid » ) | Splendid > Attractive Solid Gold Little $ 95 a4 . ” ; | . ‘ oo and sie eclective, with | Values at .. | | | Values at .. 7 =———-_ battery operated and entire Set is tm. . | | | Inger | Ings | 4 sg : A most attractive collection of the new straight, | O 1 dels of Cud’1-D tt Be . é 2 ee were ve COnccin Y ey ees ne and two-piece models of Cud’l-Doon, covette anc : " aid Killocycles marked on dials. flared and circular models—with stitchings, buttons | ene * P gree Be etieten ti . ; | @ Chambray Smocks . . bartment in cabinet of mahogany and , oe | Jersey, with hand smocking. In sistine blue, flesh, $4 with white or checked 7 and velvet collars or more dressy with fur edges and | lovebird, green, rose, honeydew and other shades asg : . trimmings—the kind . | : . embroidery. A variety of materials and colors and | well as white. Two illustrated. Sizes 14 to 20. Value. .'.«: a that have become se ; sizes 14 to 20 | | popular for office wear sh ; 2@ | as well as for school, i 2 ; ’ : fin er — ve sports and home use, é Other’ Siteses Conte | eee tee Se ‘aioe aie of calid white In orchid, blue, green | t | —in distinctive modes for dress and general —for misses’ daytime and evening occasions id, * with imitation amethyste, and pink; and all * 4 - wear offer an exceptionally wide choice In —of silks, satin and combinations—sizes 14 £o se hi oar A ‘splendid values, ° if, | sizes 14 to 20. Priced $39.75 to $150. | to 20—priced $25 to $195. Fourth Floor aquamarines, sapphires or emera Thive Flees : 1 | ; type very highly favored just now. . il = Main Fleer “ 4 : : | Beginning Saturday—A Two-Day February Event of Timely Importance— . a q e 9 e : ® . ij | ‘Sale of Juniors Spring Coats AT ; a Samples and Specially Purchased Garments : i $ _ Four Unusual Groups of New Styles tor Boys, Growing Girls and Misses— [| 4 49.75 to $65 Sines 13 : ; | : iM Sa og —s to 17 $5 “Daisy” Ties $5.50 “Wanda” Pumps ar Patent leather, tan Russia or Gun-/ Girls’ tan or Sauterne Russia a " é i metal calf Ties with smoke or pat-|patent leather Pumps with buckle ra f ii : ent underlays and low rubber heels; |and welt soles; sizes 2% $4 65 é © Mothers who outfit their daughters from this sale will benefit sizes 2% to 7} $4 25 “ee . ca sreatly; dozens of sports’ and dressy models—of rich plaids, DAIr sscecescceccrreeves . Sizes 12 to 32, $4.50 value. .§$3.95 a stripes, mixtures and tapestry weaves or of lorcheen; flared and ‘ straightline modes—many with va and edgings of fur—a Two-Strap Shoes Boys’ Oxfords : f choice far out of the ordinary edie Amber, tan or coffee elk Two-/ Russia calf “Billit:en” Oxfords with . . . Straps with cut-outs; also patent/ welt soles; blucher or straight lace : ‘fe ; Spring’ Frocks Silk Frocks with gunmetal insert, styles. ; —for Girls and Junfors—at | a NST ete $4.50 value, 12 to 2....$3.95 "@5 value, 2% to 5%, $4.85 : ) | —— $3.75 value, 8% to 11%, $3.25 $4.50 value, 12 to 2, $3.95 | | .25 value, 5 to 8........ $2.90 : | . $15 to $39.75 $1.90 BS ae ais _ A new showing of hundreds of chic Frocks The charming models of — = aeddiins new Spring styles. Fashioned of oo . ce oe Sent, ; ° = crepe dec e, Ge ette binations f a 7 to ; A h Standard Equip- i, Scores of covrags a 1 Women and Misses Should Not Overlook Our February ; | alue, Offered for Fourth Floor ‘ | OF SPRING |'0o iW: ie A Variety of Centers in Saturday's Special ot ALTE TWEAR | : ! : Women’s Silk-Topped Wid d Profitable Ch | . 3 ~ pp —VYide af rolitabdie o1ce | . : Ass orted A ndies 1| in Dozens of New Styles | Pr > , 8 | ilk Hose $9 Shoes $12 Shoes ae ial, the Lb. —in This Sale at —in This Sale at , f this highly popular model— ces & | —Excellent Values at | ; 60--a value at 869.75 that has | arame S $ AD $ ld | . ted upon in this community. | —— aD | i lard equipme nt—-Music Master Special, Lb., | e g Philco storage battery, two Saturday at * Opera, Regent — ———- ae Oxfords of various com- 4 > Dane nine Pu s, Straps, ore effects an inations; colored. kid, tep-in FS ve - = ws and five RCA | ees Colonials; of black, dull | Pumps and fancy straps with , acuum 7 ubes. A eC nves 2-lb. Box.. de or colored kid or patent, cut-out over the instep. ™ ry latest design, encased in at- hn every respect. : ' . ery respect q@ Luscious ci as om cin eee a @ Women’ssheer and chiffon 510 Shoes 913.50 and $15 Shoes ; tallation and 30 and fruit hend ro! rt pssscchn n sorted layer Caramels weight Silk Hose with the SO OF at —Special at : me : B® nov at mallows, butterscotcn, Piark and assorted flavored much-wanted§ silk tops; of . br $5 Additional | ~ and others covered with milk and dar Caramels; all wrapped makes that assure splendid $ > .20 ‘ ence’ Also daisy caramels, maple pecan service and offering a ery . nts, 1f Desired a and cherry pecan. roll. choice of Spring’s most fash- : 2 ; . ionable colors Four eyelet, cut-out Oxfords, | Lovely Slippers with a gold-hued . Sixth Floor Buttercups | Cherries ee new Opera Pumps, three-button | metal strap in bracelet effect; : Speci 1 Straps and fancy Gore styles— | high-tongued Coloniais and Gore ia al, the Lb., Special, the LbB., D : | Silk Hosiery with a wide choice of fabrics. Colonials with buckle. ° 29e APE For women we also offer Silk Hose $8 Spring Shoes $7 Spring Shoes : "Patr! ot! of a clearly woven, sheer quality —New sage nen a a amy Los eee Ones tee ane < lpg nelle ee cacricn. a $2 50 ) sonra Pumps and Gore effects of | Oxfords of two-toned calf $ 5.45 . thes ure hday par- ton’s birthday confection. shades, special at........ ° black and colored leata- : 65 and elk. Special........-:. i & tandins itin - finish hard Big, juicy Cherries cove red ——— er and satin. Special.. Second Fleer A ue: etl a d, white ane with fondant and milk and OanuUt centers. dark chocolate. = Main Floor — | ee # 7 ’

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- ” ~ ~~ — 7 a > - od rl, ». ae wre ep + en ~o i. a , = a . Si, LUUIls FUDI-UIDFAILM FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY. 19, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST “DISPATCH P — wt Anth + i SP P aE LE ‘ | | 7 The VANDERVOORT SHOPS FOR ME Beginning Saturday—A New Era in Men’s Popular-Priced Clothing V alues— | “e | ad ——— Coincident With the First Showing of These SMART NEW SPRING SUIT Ys ’ Be m The Best by Every Test and Comparison That We % Have Found to Sell for . ~ Extra Pair of Trousers With Every Suit have been serving the public over 75 economy for a man to buy a double-breasted X years. We know the clothing business and blue Cheviot, a gray single-breasted sack mod- the clothing market. For a long period, el and a light-weight smart Topcoat for the we have experienced a growing demand for Spring wardrobe. | eee 2 Popular price, So confident are we of the remarkable values, We have met the demand as it has never been that we invite you to bring back the Clothes met before. Here are Suits of which we know vou buy now at any time. If you are not satis- men will buy more than one. Smart style, fine fied, we want to give you a new Suit or your all-wool fabrics at a low price, make it real money back. | Six Interesting Window Displays Today and Tonight Showing Both the Two-T rouser Suits and the New Spring Topcoats at $35.00—and Remember—Separate Entrances on Olive or Ninth With Elevators and Stairways Direct to Department eens see + ee « eg 1 Se viet Bs ad mF, sepa itn hl feadiaben ene nnny var omen dabhibipaal Lali aaa ate Se ee ee ts tes + vous Nate 2 tae ae eee sd sa hol - ee . * dacs ee ts tae , _ _ m9 ee oe a % SS cm +4 eee 2 ig eA eae PDR. Aiaate apie ah cmmntannrnmn a - a oe = - ~_ * OO LIL EON I eh ‘chee ty SN yea & en om PAW oe Ore Se Man Laelt Fae ee IR * were - stl we ae et Aes: * ‘ ead Ne Bie gg ee ano ones goin yashie Aa CIO eaarese Spon geen mer ems a ee ey eh oe, ‘ ~ abiesameaeesd ie me: —_ ine + ee ee I Sp staat ~ Eso MP os ” ee ee ee ee ee 1S." eet URL P. " . eae : Se ae a i irate: rex tale ay - bret = * adit a chin ac ore beats 4 tenes agenpe + sa oie eet a] Fh nats —- te WO Pan 9% é ” mm 4 " = ze ine NE SERRE. RNR: be th ae . a 2 ois A ASS NE SOREN: tater ae i gE ee The New“Vanfield’ Felts | Invite Your Most Critical Inspection They Introduce a New High Standard of Quality For 7 AS long as men expect to buy a good Hat at $7 the ‘“Van- field” Hat will be uniformly the best value obtainable at that price. It will be an exclusive Vander- voort Hat, made expressly for Vandervoort patrons. “‘Vanfield” simply means Vandervoort qual- ity identified. The masterful styling of the Hats will impress you favorably— the new Spring shades of gray and tan will win your appreciation im- mediately. The favored styles are snap brim with plain, fancy or contrasting bands and curl brims with plain or contrasting bands. Men's Hat Shop—First Floor. SE Men’s Clothing Dept.—Second Floor. Collar-Attached Shirts ~ Regularly $2.50 $Y 99 HE extra value offered in | these Shirts is secondary | only to the desirable quality they embody. They are made of $ f 39 | aledo cloth in snappy Spring Men's Oxfords | Are Reduced to patterns and have the new var- sity collar. HE group is made up of discontinued numbers ca 2 Bot high-grade Oxfords, many of which are the The quantity is large and the nationally known “Just Wright” Shoes and all of | profit has been cut to the min- which formerly sold for $8 and $10. | imum by both the manufacturer | | and ourselves to effect a rapid There is a good selection of black and tan calf | | turnover. This explains the ex- skins in medium and wide toes—blucher and | 1 ; ; ; . straight lace models. The group is made up of | | traordinary reduction on Shirts that would otherwise be sold broken lots which, taken together offer all sizes. at $2.50. There is a wide range of patterns in all sizes. Men's Shoe Shop—Second Floor—Ninth Street Side. | Men's Furnishings Sh Ninth and Olive . 3 ety : 2 $3 : : a : 4 | é BE 3 : bas +7 ” Se ee een Conroe i . - erneks yaityes ein setarsotntalhirinss Pe ee ie * ene % me ee aan ta eee y NS Rive Sates a, a ‘ ‘ a * ‘ f ae hn “ - — ~ " “4 yw Pays 5 ; + OW es eh gt CU Wy SHA a wv 3 " ty a et heen pieanngiit.ttbrens ; ty re a é eine op! oe ahem s Hal. 8 * LRM OP ag) ary re « z 9 tie . TUTTLE EERE ELSES ETT TTT TIO TUTTI AAT TTITINATIL IIE TILER TPA PEER L ATA ERLR AAR ER ARDEA EDEL a in + » * - | lt $ii} Word Roll Hits, $1.00 each. 7 Player Roll Shop— DRESS WELL Y Vy a WHERE EVERY AND | fo 2 all OC TRANSACTION SUCCEED KKUGGS ll | g l) (| ) | IS MAN TO MAN Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth * eee mame ULTUIANTINULIITIVATLAFITNTENUTUTNTUNU NCI TOTOT ONIN ITI TTT PATTI NITTITT TTA TTT TT ATT sacesithdilianintees UO AOAU LOE OR DORON NANEOUDUA TL OT EUUTADTTUL CUTE ORDDRODEDDD DDD AU OUR OUEL aa ee een ~~ it is easy enough TY to talk SERVICE | he in our advertis- binatic i less unless we act- high : ; gnc ually back it upin |f The the store. ) Beau Having others talk about it is the only kind of serv- ice to talk about! SCRUGGS- VANDERVOORT- BARNEY S 4| Player Rolls reall , Priced ) 2 75c to $1.50 N 4 Each ‘st a QO.R.S. Instrumental for the 4 Classics, such as: 4 “Black Hawk Waltz” Tt “A Dream of Heaven” “Fantasia” “Thoughts of Old” “William Tell Over- ture”’ New “Blue Danube Waltz” o is { And Many Others. ifl Also Q.R.S. Popular Sixth Floor. Week-End Candy Special! ASSORTED Milk and Dark Chocolates, Bonbons, wrapped Cara- mels and Nougats. 1 Pound, 50c 2 Pounds, 95c Candy Shop—First Floor. din bb eawhSSRLGRERERLEREE € | Sherwood Ball-Bearing §$ Of Long-Wear Quality — $925 "THE good quality of Sherwood Skates | a value at the regular. price of $3 an a -. are priced at $2.25 only while the present ‘tity lasts. They are full ball-beari justable footplate, nickel plated a They assure long service. Sporting Goods Shop—First Floor. — 4 Regardless of : Will .Give You | Your Old Drop . on the Purchase S Fa a Free- “ Se : | pos! s struct aN All s oN featur ‘ : ss] Pa Vandervoort's

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Ait eo oy ee eanegnnataana ge oor, TESTIFIES POLICE BEAT Tn DRINK WATER TO X%& HANDS FED et wc pu | | Robert Dennis Discharged From Robbery Charge at | K | I N EY Pi Sf] N | Preliminary Hearing. | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE: ~~ Saad Al ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 13 ADVERTISEMENT en it ta cae Store Hours: Daily, 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 a —— Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth Peeaeseeeseeaeseaaassi So eat If Your Back Hurts or Blad- der Bothers You, Begin Taking Salts Robert Dennis. 21 years old, who ‘says he was brutually beaten by) ' police officers at Carr Street Sta- | tion, Jan. 21, was freed of a bur- | When your kidneys hurt and your \slary charge ty Judge Gayer !n/). oy feeis sore don't get seared and _ Court of Criminal Correction at a | proceed to load vour stomach with a ,Preleminary hearing today. when |.» o¢ drugs that excite the kidneys. ‘Dennis repeated his charges and Keep your kidneys clea’ like you named three police officers who. |; aon your bowels clean, by. flushing _he says, mistreated him. John Har- them “with a mild, harmless salts ‘ris, 26, jointly charged with Den- | which helps to remove the body 's nis, also was freed. waste and stimulates them to their The procedure was unusual, !n- | normal activity. The function of 'asmuch as defendants are rarely | the kidneys is to filter the blood. In i'permitted to offer evidence in a@ 4 hours thev strain from it 500 | preliminary hearing. After hear- grains of acid and waste, so we can ing the State's case against the readily understand the vital import- men, in which Speros Tolias, res-' ance of keeping the kidne¥s active. 'taurant owner of 1120 Cass ave-| Drink lots of good water—you nue, identified them as burglars| ¢an’t drink too much; also get from who entered his place Jan. 18,J/ange pharmacist about four ounces of . i d Judge Gayer called Dennis to the Jaq Salts; take a tablespoonful in a ' stand. 'glass of water before breakfast each Dennis declared he was arrested/ morning for aifew days and your ' Jan. 21 and was laid over a table | kidneys may then act fine. This fa- by Detective Sergeant Sam Stewart) mous salts is made from the acid of and “beaten unmercifully’” with | grapes and lemon juice, eombined sticks and hobber hose by Stewart with lithia, and has been used for |}and Patrolmen Willlam Walsh and | years to help clean and stimulate William Hefele. Two other police-| clogged kidneys; also to nentralize men were present, but he has not! the acids in the system go they are seen them since, Dennis said. Aj}no longer a source of irritation, thus nhysician, Dr. August F. Henke of| often relieving bladder weakness. 2260 Howard street, testified that}; Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot ' Dennis was suffering with a geri- injure; makes a delightful efferves- ous injury to the spine which may | cent lithia-water drink, which every- rove nermanent. Depe should take now and then 0 Dennis, Harris and Mrs. Harris; help keep their kidneys clean and | testified they spent the night of the| active. Try this; also k®ep up the robbery at their home, 1404 Cass| water drinking, and no doubt you avenue, having moved into the, Will wonder what became ef your | house that day. In dismissing the kidney trouble and backache, case, Judge Gayer ruled that the! identification by one man was in-' sufficient under the circumstances. | | Dennis’ attorney, Robert MecMil- | Misses N ew Spr ing Coats in a Sale \ ; New Arrivals in ‘Chamois-Suede Fabric Gloves With Chic Fancy Cuffs 2 A Pair HE new Chamois-Suede Fabric Gloves are here in endless variety of colors and com- binations smart for Sping—featuring flared and turned-back cuff styles in self tones, as well as high cplor contrasts. These Spring shades: Acorn, Cafe, Cork, Beaver and Mode. Glove Shop—First Floor. Service forthe minding our em- ployes that while it is easy enough to talk SERVICE in our advertis- | ing, it is meaning- less unless we act- ually back it up in the store. en M 7. : * oa Z ap je —- peut + -. a f Ae + 7 Pears See re Prise . Yelpers « pay om fs Repel in ieee Powbonne— npg + de, egg ten eee Vii adler : j eee alt aun wa He Reese rn a> na tee ~— ieee — me —_ _— . (1 hen RPA AAAI > AE RNC Ae IORe - Ame BED LOE CLL GETS RR TE a MO I I I Oe NS a eed . * RR IME «Ah ‘e lit s(] Having others talk about it is the only kind of serv- ice to talk about! - — o Special Selling of Girls’ “Buster Brown’ Pumps and Oxfords 4 $).95 $2.35 2 3 Is » prescription for : 11/4 ; “3 Tee |lan, ¢ ced |} y { . Player Rolls mee 272. #0 2 mises 2 ‘to lay the charge of police brutal. COIS, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, Tan Calf, Patent Leather in Two-tone Efiects es ind | ity before the grand jury. The| pe ; Priced : in All Sizes a \ three officers named by Dennis | BINOUS Fever and Malaria. 75c to $1.50 have denied the accusations. It kills the germs. Each _” unusual opportunity to select attractive eS Scan oe | em fH ) | | , ; O.R.S. Instrumental Wy, MLA styles at a much lower than regular price Classics, such as: Pe ors Th eh SCRUGGS- VANDERVOORT- BARNEY OUSETS sctesaiaihenitecin oieaeeneaaeeeaael “, vi oP 4 SP es ote or Sela Bip pe ee a ee. it TM ty @ Orgerna ee + i ae ee aw vor * Soe ett ay ona mht » - a Teton ~ ye . ue naa ~s “ = Ai | Aa Bow + "mm -e o~ sv * . ~* * aa a eel a li aati et oe ee ee ae Leen eet ee aahinteaaimeiial dcnimsieethatcuididiontie wry for these splendid Shoes. “Black Hawk Waltz” sued Footwear Fashion Shop—Second Floor. ‘ “A Dream of Heaven” “Fantasia” “Thoughts of Old” “William Tell Over- ture” “Blue Danube Waltz” And Many Others. Also Q.R.S. Popular Word Roll Hits, $1.00 each. Just Received— New Mother-of-Pearl Necklaces in Choker and Opera Lengths ay \$425 ‘72 $4.50 an eal gall [_, USTROUS, _ beautifully ' graduated Necklaces in Week-End lovely shades of pink, coral, Candy Special! light green and blue, also ASSORTED Bilk and white—to harmonize or con- Dark Chocolates, trast with smart Spring cos- Bonbons, wrapped Cara- tumes. mels and Nougats. 1 Pound, 50c 2 Pounds, 95c Candy Shop—First Floor. selling features large selection of smart styles in new Spring twills. q : special purchase just received for Saturday's WE were fortunate in securing these Coats at a price that enables us to sell them for much less than their actual val- ue. In materials, styles. and tailoring they are far superior to Coats that sell regularly at $25. And so widely varied is the as- sortment that there is a becoming Coat for every type. ered pockets, embroidered bor- ders and flat braid trimming cleverly applied.. Very smart are some two-tone effects, with contrasting facings, embroid- ery or lining. All silk lined throughout with good quality silk crepe and perfectly tai- lored. Sizes 14 to 20 years. Lorscheen, Twillbloom and Ardeen — fine light-weight Spring twill weaves of excel- lent quality— develop these Coats. There are styles for both misses and small women. Straightline and flared models for tailored wear and for dressier occasions. Some with fur banded collars of Summer glade Green, Corniche Blue, squirrel, others with embroid- _§ Navy. New Misses’ Coat Shop—Third Floor, Ninth St. Side, Mother-of-Pearl Chokers, alter- nated with gem cut roundsls. $2.26 Plain, in opera length, Opera length with gem cut 30 inches long, 92.-> roundels alternating, $4.s0. Jewelry Shop—First Floor. Plain M>**----f Pearl Chokers, $1.25. se ~ mh ~*~ td ee Ra so eae cd cal hae i oe le, oe ad ee ~_ ee — te Soe a ~ an ee ie ae Ae ee e we Be Re «ef. Cad il Be ~ ey - ee ee Be we aa = es re re ee =, we Res oe Se eda” om, lin eel Se AB See mR | ie itis. Sa Sea tee cae Sines Rane etal ee =e es on en ta fe ce re on re. ee war Some tenes rr re “~ €% € bia) se) ce €& ta toa es Ce toe = al a ed Ce al all cam baie oak we ~- ee - 0 Re = ss —_- ae Zz oo oi ss al a cad Sea oe a rm ae ee ae os as as es Colors: Thistledown, Araby, Macaroon, Woodbrush, Ever- Tr ks FEM a a Ti CARE e nat Oe bine ian i Sink al S samaneninaneid akcoenanianiiriahianen Sadie went: © \ 2 10 10 SO IOC Ct — Candy Specials for Washington's Birthday Maraschino Cherries; milk and dark chocolate covered. Box 50c Red, white and blue boxes packed with assorted chocolates and bonbons. 34- pound box 75C Small size boxes packed. with filled. hard candies, Pound box gOC Milk Chocolate Logs at, each I5c Chocolate-Dipped Marshmallow Hatchets | 5c to 25¢ Hatchet Lollypops, each * 5c Sherwood Ball-Bearing Skates Of Long-Wear Quality $9.28 THE good quality of Sherwood Skates provides a value at the regular price of $3 and they ("EF STABL/ISHED /898 _ 314 NorTH SIXTH ST. ADVERTISEMENT Try Deep Sea Water for More Vigor, Vitality and Better Health Thousands of Bottles of Ocean-O Sold Daily Because It Gives to Blood, Glands, Nerves and Tissue, Just the Alkaline Mineral Elements They Are Craving For. ‘ ee " justable footplate, nickel plated and polished. New Arrivals I They assure long service. a “ ‘ : R . H t sporting Goods Shop—t s 71 . einseneee ——— eae conee a Seat ting Goods Shop—First F = Felt and aille ibbon a S $5.00 Candy Shop loor. Featured Saturday at MBROIDERED felts, tailored felts, faille ribbon Hats and silk E and straw combinations in a vast array of the latest Spring , Regardless of Make or Condition We Will Give You a $25 Allowance for ld otherwise be sold in all sizes. * ¥ Olive IERE EVERY -ANSACTION 1AN TO MAN , TITITITITIIII LLL AVUDUURARRAUTUELULULEROEEEEDUDER DPD RELEDEUUD LATO DOD a Daa TTR EC ROULDDODOSRDEREDERERTIDT ETE TEER ED AITO IIIS Your Old LE ee ee ee ee ee we =-_ -_ ~ a Vandervoort’s Sewing Machines Drophead Sewing Machine on the Purchase of a F ree-Westinghouse Facts About the F ree-Westinghouse Sewing Machine The Feed POSITIVE four - motion makeup that is con- structed entirely of steel. All springs and old-style features are eliminated. Pay $5 Monthly Downstairs. styles including many copies and adaptations from original French Hats. In all the new Spring sha contrast with Spring costumes. des, assuring one of a becoming choice to harmonize or Small, medium and large head sizes. Millinery Shop—Third lo« ee I ——— ~ Colorful New Spring Hats for Girls at IRLS adore putting on a new Spring Hat and these groups offer smart choice at a moderate price. Small $12 5 and medium large shapes in Milan hemp and hairbraids becoming to youthful faces. Red, green, brown, blue, tan in the new shades of Spring and also black. Vandervoort’s Juvenile Millinery Shop- Third Floor. ee a eae A big army of ailing people in all parts of the country are fast learning that pure deep sea water contains ‘the same natural vital alkaline min- eral elements that are found in pure, healthy blood. Lacking these mineral elements, the blood becomes impoverished and this condition causes many ailments that keep a host of people feeling miserable. Ocean-O is deep sea water distilled and concentrated, and when you take it vou feed your impoverished blood just the mineral elements it needs and is craving for. Getting into the blood stream these revitalizing mineral clements are car- ried’ to every organ, gian, nerve and fiber, bringing tn a= short . time vigor, strength and energy to the en- tire bods You can't get away from the fact that it does this because it balances & | Psoriasis ‘or chronie—they won't trouble you | bring restful, refreshing |; somnia asimest drives you mad. the blood minerally and beeause it has helped and is helping thousands of ailing men, women and children today. .Take skin diseases, eruptions and blemishes, for instance, and even no matter how stubborn long after you start to take Ocean 0). As a tonic jaxative in constipation; for acid stomach and gaa; for lack of appetite, faulty nutrition and to freshen the entire digestive tract you can put your faith in Ocean-O. It's a powerful tonie to the nervous +> tem, quickly conquering nervouetiess. fret- fuliees amd neuritis and eseldam falle to sleep when tn- It tritidsa thar resonetricta erge tic @: {.reliasne- (.«? " Peet tis A Aig Ter I *t ix “ ii * with the e’ bmti) t u if it dowent help you-—gou up the entire eystem-e tents revitaiizes and tOrings en- fweanO teday from ny Cmiggiat a‘) deretanfiing t) at ts ‘ te ath ale fii : % aif clase of a a . hight am] meorning ie ustially . ws 10-cunce botUe laste a leng of aré@ Welcome «5 -

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Aa ol a we el Ai ae 7.6 Sy. Che oF eles Sea 2 Mtb x - ¢ lin ¢ ? volt. It stated that the late Col } TY + ren "T° rrec oT . £29 “ce ¥ ; emerr?ro ioTrres a2nnd VLreli. OSS DAG . ma is ae ‘ . + ao z = én iced an 1e? t Oct. 25 with a aa . ” A 2 @ -e Fier ane ¢ 4 > _ Mexican Congress, whose home as raided by the Department of = ber we 4A ~*+ iad not ¢ s | % oo - $ “, >. he Ls + is ‘ no @rT) . : ~ T er ont S] s Fuagre 1 spaper here Ba . os . - > o | (en. Coss has led an ‘in-again. . | gatlr existence lately. He . 7 on Ls hee = i "} ar & nw ‘ by ir nr {- v b, . ! a7 } ra | @? fre j ast weer . TT © ~ | - a ** ° rhen deportation proceedings - - “we — ? Fainst him ere dropped in ~* _ y . In t s Me sa FPS - ~~ | > Aor oe + - ~ ae sa Ean oon | — ~~ i} = . eF a ie 7 . a | > re liaintains tne ra r re + at arTor ne ee 4 | aa i 4+a™ edit Pi Torres Was jeported Jan. 18 oh mt'* ond S, tee ivy micration a" 1*h preé- . " r was sum * x na.ty for viola- r ft Ar ican neutrality iw is five years mprisonmen nda $l fine ] EMPTY RIFLE SHELLS LS CLEW ‘in which the man has appeared theory that he was the victim of soma shied wma T0 Two MURDERS IN OMAHA was kept again last night, without wellensee addict ‘ : sé 6 Bees a +e boun punctured and doors sem W] | Police Watch All All Night for Mys- | Baia te iy , terious Slayer, Without Results. in his office early } 99 tause an empty .22-caliber sheil LOS ANGELES, Feb, ye lot she saw him on the floor. A shells have been fougg of neighborhood of | all- night vigil in the part of town s enon | | ‘flieman who lI!am McDevitt was snot » Gears ee oe wy ae gee Pay: 8 € i: ma a ~ ‘ e ' ii “ ~ ; c VW are + . : ; see t riis ii j s. = oe ' ee x : oo Poh i I % r asae ree Ghee pe i a s FP ei ~ — , ‘ . a «Ee ee aaa 2 ee he Tages ea tates = cer itenm .* . emp? pose ~ ot .e nats : i ing a md = aa 7 ** le > - ; as . - “ “ - 7 ; . - : i » d - : o rie - ft -- ‘ *- . . - t €: je : ' . ‘6 Va, > 4 - - “: t 4 Yaa : Le ty : A : ; ~ ; Pet4 bmai st Lioyii 3 ae? iy property G49 SSI . w. ae Ikwline im The Cort oe iw ee tere’ dl ve ago. and repo ‘commission, g $547.8 $56 el, $1659 $25.09) :,0. ~The Ti revision vy th alization and Wiission, OM F made out by hie fal est aie, ; rroperty, $1 H27.338. 714. 7 F ht idl SOLE | Amster with his esi throat germs * “- ON THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS IN ST. LOUIS No ent Co. sae as %$€.949.4 Other ba ies have sha « ssment, jral loss tn the Mi the Assessor] ‘he banks &@ 4 t liern as 4.237 Oormamifi lows on Ins GERM-KILLING THROAT TABLETS The loss tn “ * a \2e°easn" er, = pT THE ONLY McNICHOLS ~*~ MARKET ST. AT ELEVENTH fl Ee Ee . > 8 ror 2 Loe Meee ets [9 sAboptan ae ay Saati “ si vee ps RR ROS NS Ret GR aes WD ge ik / thay yw og t eerie ag Gee a . Lg tees PW ete ate " “ HEN ety ee Me PEL a BSE 3 i: Mapai Si Nine A a nF shy > — bide RS) swt on ae IE We ae ot haben 5 = Sie 9, Sy lal i ate ; » ey pe oh ai 4 eS ME ad bol Saad eter : eee te ee ae s AM RE RH ET Na The BK Sea Bah A py el ate sain alie * si nee Pe ees. sai wate MMe 8 Ob nese Seta a ish lin aint Sales Ri un ”~ . tec sh sere ie ilo “Bre ark a Jost Riccio pila is ctessa ration ~eenlagan igsaaaaaaiae eee ae o> Se pebipaie on ih. Moe hee we, Oe a en en : Ay airbase eds songte ° ANY of these have two pair of trousers and are one-eighth and and one-quarter lined, suitable for year ‘round wear. Charge Accounts Invited Suits and O’Coats formerly priced "50 and °§5 SBQ50 reen Olive at Eighth Price Reductions in Fine Suits and Overcoats Ni To close out our stocks, which is our custom at the end of each : we are offering 650 overcoats and 610 suits, ) which we are going to sell at a ridiculous price reduction. 2 > : | = Lines in Suits and 9] Kies | E : nd black. 7 = — a ¢ oo r Treated One ©) TM > ins KUP Week FREE «sitet on om Short ee ital stock Am re jeve ; - beara, ewer! ‘ling re@uced in a few Gays. ree- case in the Si ov ates the liver. & stomach and heart aa ad purifies the etrengthemes ‘he entire The Assese9 - eystem ‘rite for free trial treatment returns were sf ’ COLL TM DROPSY RFYMFDY CF. , Mi Dew! Athacta. Cees | % 703 Olive Street - + SSS SSE Suits and O’Coats . | formerly priced *6O0 and °65§ $ 42°>° : All Other Broken @f] <°S=5= “id vearing qualities. e " Sead i The BANKER ‘ Thie seyie *ppesis to the pre **ttona!l men Shown im bieck Boge pe 8 ERD Greatly Reduced See 8th Street Windows

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ee = A shelis have been found neighborhood of the MepD shiinti aa 4 , ne. Shooting where windows h 3, Lite led by bullets. LOS ANGELES, Feb city, with its perennial con the of names in the ne ass 0) a? i construction d by our repu- d offered ata son. Suite is trated exactly. bination of d can be had d on our main limited num- : T. LOUIS hi OLS > 3 oe * = "_* ee @r fe oe @ 2S 2 8 @ = ~ . “seeecec nee’ Res Sew se & meee ee Re Ou @eeeaeeece *s - — - r Broken Suits and ats Are Reduced cet Windows bi ihc dineibinnteine —— Cvitt nm punctured and doors strua, i + be. Ios Angeles Claims 1,650,365 “ two that the national census nevep q his it justice, today claimed a bop a do tion of 1,650,365. The claim toni an culated by multiplying the nunail w directory by — x et ee rr ee ee - prea tisent shows In Her Hands ; reeentiy said _g poted beauty spe Aa vat she could invariably ; idee a woman's | . by her hands. VWorrr and hard w ork ven shows 12 bei alas joes not « i the fa and a - : . BEN gig hands, however, shouk = pegiected because pretty, s pet on & really the se marks of e@nité t and they shou 4 the care to an ean have beautiful, whit Any wome gots, pretty ag mae 60. tf she « * or two just be hands. reg ardicss f the work 1] Srp. + apend ny i ~~, ; . ~ ore re iing ] lb ay g little plain Ice-Mint on them. In ef ing ahe wiyil te greatiy surprised ee earant transformation that has a grought by even 4@ s.ngie A 4 Japanese | that 1 oe ne Regardless of what kind « of oma does, she #8): nid hands. gp the hands. if neclected to show the hard work - lives. A few applications of Ice- yint will actually make any woman proud ner hands and &kin. It costs oi and recommended by ¢ whether used on the hands if MU“ ta i Seg peararae o . Me | eee cetetehatsnes On | rn «* “~* oe _ eo a ee. *.* . oe naw throut invites injection iy Fight the sore ‘throat germs ; all day long MVEN a slight rawness in the ‘Zev throat is dangerous. It is a continuous antiseptic treatment. night an@ morning. “Carry a bottle of Formamint with and at convenient intervals all Vv, wherever you happen to be, slip one of the pleasant-tasting, antiseptic tablets into your mouth. To treat sore throat, take a tablet every hour or so. To prevent infec- fron, take one every two or three rs, when exposed to disease, dust @cold. All druggists. GERM-KILLING THROAT TABLETS T Treated One Week FREE Short breathing relieved tn a few reduced in a few days. reg- wales the liver. kidneys. stomach and heart, perifies the blood. atrengthens the entire Why A Woman’s Age lent a! and worry | gign that germs are at work. Give it ' st ' Don't rely merely on a gargle or spray | ». bRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19. 1996 $161,788,940 '$903,503,060 Figure for Real- | tv and for Personalty Submitted. t > . } ment of ifor eity iand an ed today to the State Tax Commis- The property re little and | : 3 ood drug: | larger items of the city’s ~« ) . ™ = ‘_m . 5%. 2 . ! Value for this year, on which mu-| vill he he third item. not yet ’ ° . J 3 ‘ . nicipal an levied, # % letermins for this ar, leaey ? ' > ; ‘ » mua LION ¢ i? tity prop . weed 1 SY » Board « kyualizati Zor ace this uti The ( made by ago, and {“ommissic¢ $847,836.3 revision by | alization ,uWiission, on biade Real property, out estat aSSCSs assessments are : property H, USI SBA, ) » fi Wet L ji and the estate nyt -* ‘ of $161, al estate and l State ii Valuation was orresponding SO; personal a0tai, $1 7 a ’ on > . iiNai USSERSNMients, Sey > state Which tax bills (“ollector. e. $859.282.8 ae by ine O2T,R38,710 Assessor riguyrs S @OF with hjs as showin aSSESSMeEN i Weer property - se in personal property figur: SuVvs re has been a de in the al pssessm if b and trust c ipa S 4 ] n © iInsurune companies W more than accounts for ai ence, The loss under the banks } rust companie says, was due to the formation of the Mercantile “Investmen subsidiary ae Mer: rust (Co The Mereantile Invest- we) ’ { i ‘s f " 0 a SePciur- ities, And unde the law S jot taxed o1 — SiOCK &@S a bank oO us i would be. The - he ne if (;overn ent ge- “yties 1 ASE e Investe ment Co. is stated Assessor as $6.949,497.77. Other banks and trust compan- jes have shown an increased as- sessment, partially offsetting the: loss in the the Assess banks item as %4 +s. i\@ uis¢é Oy} 0; personal 3108,009,530, Total, $1, Gelfher uses the final last year, in comparison esilmate: for nim year £& a gain in real estate S Of $44,330,180, and : $6,256,890 on pe ar ovni Mercantile case, or fizures th » 4 + ~ +> and rust 4 Wadi " ei -f2n 237.66 . o} Lne the local Board of Tax Com- Se is } ine itor tn retty | sion by City Assessor Gehner. faxable | Decline in Bank Assessments. estimate Assessor Buder a year reported to the State Tax mn, showed: Real estate, property, .008.711.- after bre rson. e head o .. he oe oa ee rm ti) ANLLe so that e net loss on ro nino pyaTii¢ Loss on Insurance Companies. The los isseasnmen « »e Assessor S in insurance company ts 3s figured at $5,217 i panies ré- SSess? C heir cap id recently won the! e Strat states that 1 e Supreme Co ~ CIV $1,065, 352.000 | « 0 02.56 2,060, as a basis ; i ' and state Taxes LOT 1¢ 2 788.940) *, Was report- ' personal | two = | S . 703 Olive Street | The BANKER See *ppeals to the pro- 5 I man. Shown in black town, bigh and low. The LONDON pa comfort here—plenty like its — Conservative men ,_ *raight last and splens “eating qualities. x» ANGAROO is as fineashoe leather * Money can buy. Soft and pli- ms... e~a comfortable leather. A . ¥ feather that keeps its lustre—that me Utely does not scuff or peel. Our mane aa shoes are shown in 14 differ- had *s. high and tow shoes. brown end the, nd are solid leather through eiiees Ugh with Goodyear Wingfoot heels. One of the most remark- thoes ever offered at $6. fess | Twenty-five Million People Know F. @ C. Values \NeCL 426 North Sixth Stréet | AN OUTSTANDING VALUE/ Se eee « 2s aenw@#eee#ee* eeoere eee eeeereret*~ ese@eeeaenere* ee@eeeeee eeeee* eeneeneee * | Seventy-three Stores from Coast to Coast ety ° . . Other Majolica objects.in a de- specialize on School Childrens Eyes Interior Decorators Pr, FREE Large Spherical Bifocal Lenses Oniy. Two Visions in one Lans. EYES TESTED Pr, Sat., Mon. to Thurs. Registered Optometrist wi “

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FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUAR} Se f@exnwesewdtea ; ; ———— Gpening the te limite! cown and $1 SPECIAL Nos.1&2 2 Groups of Dresses at Low Prices Saturday! One group of these Dresses con- tains delightful little Frocks for afternoon and street wear—the other contains gorgeous Dresses suitable for evening purposes and formal occasions. Your choice, $1 down. Ail new Spring models. & - H eB: bal : tt 3 w—eeooOoO eC eo ee if Soe 48 £3. fh ae 38 . i : 4 bE - : pa 4 z 4 1.00 DOWN . SPECIAL No. 4 Men's New En- glish Topcoats at ExtraLowPrices! Here is something to remember, men—the price of these Topcoats will be much higher later on in the season! Buy now—get the best value of the year. The ready cash is not needed—$1 down will "29° $1.00 DOWN Spring season with a series of fixe scnsat that will atartlie the city i ee None of these specials will he sold for cash—vyour choice n week. saturday ional vaiues from limits for Si SPECIAL No. 3 234 Gorgeous New Ladies’ Spring Coats In this group of 234 Coats are both Dress and Sport models— you will find it a rare pleasure to select the Coat that you want this year from this special group —the price will never again be equaled—the terms are so low that everyone can afford to buy 24" $1.00 DOWN SPECIAL Nr. 5 ye Sensational Sav- ings on Snappy New Spring Suits! Both one and two pants models— single and double breasted styles for young men and conservative men! Take your cheice for $1 down and pay as you wear. All the new light colors for Spring are here at $79 Q).50 $1.00 DOWN CREDIT CLOTHING COMPANY aturday a ls —= ~ J ‘ e«ece . ‘ / 7 rele - ~ TWISTED FENDER Ewald Mueller, Held After Trace Machine to Lacled Gas Light Co. Garage. . - of A - S Sa a c ow 7 == Pe ° » gs i = al = i s&s 2 r= ie 7 2 pa oe =? i Po — Mian. 5350. Struck by Auto Whilk Crossing “Strect Ls ) “a _ - r Pe a ’ rar” r} 7 a S' ( y =S } Sg rs yr \ r = ff 4231 ‘ } i ' * . p= +‘ \{ 5 4 rs | ~ eae? r m was sStru t { operated \ Mrs. St n g LDer 4 4° Washington ft > ~~e _ TY . ' ara \ iat 5 ae a ri } a Mra. , rs y, aa | ; l a fractured arm. . "a k . Girl Hit Crossing Street. Miss Violet Magel, 1:1, of 4233 cing i at 1} rT ] - i = . ~ i Oo " c ee, ss ~ + - ~ ~ a r g s ~o i 9 . bd T z av ~41.@ r a j =pring renues in -@ a: = ; = i - . e °K #+Jast nigi j river c ha teat i ee e a 4 p , a ~ 4 reons who itnessed *® acc notified the Sheriff's off! aa r vr ? ° on wo iat a as a) .« € A. pear’ S iffs arrested an rist, whose - bo - “IT on ~ ad} r -3 fron he see r id ified mseif S .e | - j iryv -_ ~ J sa ~ on 4 x ~- . ~ * = ee om ° ft * wearing you out? “& Ar 2 tortured with throbbing back - tired, weak, @nd -- , «> “ = loo) on o | . : x to ¥ o w = ~ ° oo . - i y spations tend to en tL Jrewe - rc ¥ Cn ery a -“- — » ae —_ » Ye TCe;” s r ee 3 > - ou aA ace - ind deps ; ° ; - « nmegiect Use Doan : - on. PUrerrtrr ga ere PLA mer 3 » as ssBaa stue s ‘af wali Ss. y, *. K PA YVUT neighbor f rlere's a St. Louis Case: DOAN’S Mt -? KES” un ne REGULARITY logg’s ALL-BRAN relieved constipation of long standing Mr. Charles R. Pollard, of Wal- ~ worth, Wisconsin, will testify that abit-forming pills and drugs were even rse than useless in reliev- ing his ¢ = ipatio a . > crow oo. wea d Ga nN v Deco! ¢ a Siave .O -— I ‘ : : hal form} nil!s and drugs. 7 . Yr | *~ 6a ais ‘ YL € 24 ~ A LI i R A + fa Lt nN I = es : : P ’ ** .. ruar é 1 ¢t reileve cone 6 a . ehan “TO j a or \ Tr ] Ss returned, . _* 3 wee rr - De a ee t a Pat Lwo tables nfuls daily—in chronic . 7% - = sae "4 °° “a ¢e fT - - is made Kel 2 B attie Creek, Bf nhicran re | } a SS i aa aalCrii ~ Gb i bie ht ld DY ghad grocers. > % ° “San % yerrvwhnere eerved Cyl where ALL-BRAN HIS REWARD e ea re H ad L ‘ fA ——— (7 CHARLES The New! The Smart! The Indtvidual in tion indeed, at everyday occasions. A refreshingly new selection! lightful dress modes as well as modes for A wonderful presenta- Embodying De- Brand-New Felt Hats AND NEW TRIMMED HATS Saturday only! To stimulate morning business we offer these NEW FELT AND TRIMMED heads. In every new color. $3.95 regular $2.95 HATS at $1.88. Hats for all bd ~ -— —s - : : Various smart trimming effects. Gigolo Large Headsizes Perer Pan Regular $2.95 and $3.95 Models All Shapes Newest Spring Hats} SiO) Models to Select From at ——_—_— ie ¥ fr ’ (i TT ROT TS @; en nan ee ns ~ ee cee i SESRESRRERR Gis Ss iaLEEGZELSEASULEL SESS LS SELPESRRLEESEDIAEOESDESTSSSSRS UTIs ESSeeasaetepe sins? ssa e ee iHti | eALERTS (THE Design .s with 26 pieces — > CHEST INCLUDED) ere seme Ow FIRST PAYMENT AS LOW AS....... This Beautiful —34 300 OO 43-Piece Chest $4 8°° 56-Piece Chest $ « coempiate perwine ‘or sa dat © serwme ‘ar rweeter CONTENTS 6 Dinner Knives 6 Dinner Forks 6 Teaspoons 6 Tabie Spoons 1 Batier Knife Sagar Spoos See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5 and 17. STIX.BAER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER Saturday Is the Last Day of This Offering PLATE By the Makers of . COMMUNITY PLATE , RD sine ss Bere’) a a The Budget Plan q —is a special arrangement ~ for this week, whereby you may purchase com- plete Sets, or select what you need for your table, paying a smal! percentage as a first payment, and then $1.00 a week. Initial payments ca ABLEWARE truly charming yet inexpensive — of known values and backed by an unqualified guarantee of satisfaction — TUDOR PLATES. among the most Cesired offerings in modern silverware. “a ft at >) P is ei ™, ="'Zg2 “= [pt ras salad Pork . Pickle Fork : ® | a a) Je! . =er\ er i rs fj hhild's set _ nies ty ' er Kin bhense gs A: iw | 2 ; er +f rks wv é «wid eat bi - 4 _ = I walie +> 7 ‘ ‘f = rete il i ihe Orange “Pp (O Baby Speon on a GUARANTEED for «2 YEARS . Or Make Up Your Own Selection Designed by the same master craftsmen who created the world-famed COMMUNITY PLATE, a table service of the Queen Bess, Baronet @ Duchess is sure to give lasting delight. : By special arrangement, @ representative of Oneida Community, Ltd, ts in our S‘leerware Section this week. She will gladly answer @ny questions concerning TUDOR PLATE, its usage correct and care. \ as low as $1.00 = For Choice— Three Lovely Designs Tir The OL CHESS Te CULES 58 ee TS ae NO le gc tN A ere le P aaiaal aeaeer news ee 2 2 82 ee ee OF & & & « / > Pay amas 3 for $5.50 A special purchase at a sub- Stantial reduction enables us to offer these exceptional values. They are all well-tailored in choice materials—including soie- sette, cotton pongee, Oxfords, « mercerized fabrics, cotton jersey + and many others. » + . > soweeGceeeunnecevwee ee coe eowrer eer es > = = * A variety of colors and patterns in frog - trimmed, hraid-trimmed, plain reund V-neck and slipover styles. Sizes A, B, C and D. Men's Furnishing Sectton-— Main Floor) An Exceptional Sellin Sport Crick Outstanding Values im Sale of Mens New Sp f $ x offered are iMen's Shee The Shoes in all new and pre wear. They @ good quality le of tan and b Broad i effeces in 2 low Shoes, — Ne Ir A

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Kimbodying tions. De- modes for | presenta- Jats fer these IMMED w color. Shapes ees SS Si a et, A itl ee sas a ee - = day Is the Last f This Offering By the Makers of DOR ATE UNITY PLATE The Budget Plan —is a special arrangement for this week, whereby you may purchase com- plete Sets, or select what you need for your table, paying a small percentage as a first payment, and then $1.00 a week. Initial as low as $1.00 payments J pensive —of known value and atisfaction —~ TUDOR PLATE 1s Silverware. who created the world-famed he Queen Bess, Baronet of 7 By special arrangement, a | representative of Oneida | Community, Ltd., is in our | | Scleerware Section this week. She will gladly answer any || - questions concerning TUDOR |! | PLATE, its usage and care. correct For Choice — ~-4 Three Lovely Designs a Tie Tw gt e, \\ WS BAKONEIT OUCHESS ey — , See Th. QUEEN BESS 2~- . a a \. any whites and there are selections of pop- \rt ; ular English broadcloths. Also cot- = ES ton and rayon mixtures, woven ma- x dras, and sport flannels. + - Royston Hats Our Exclusive Brand in New Spring Styles Our own strict standards of style and quality govern the mak- ing of every Royston Hat. New shapes and colors—and they are priced to afford unusual value. A special purchase at a sub- stantial reduction enables us to , offer these exceptional values. (They are all well-tailored in } choice materials—including soie- sette, cotton pongee, Oxfords, +mercerized fabrics, cotton jersey ‘and many others. | 3 for $5.50 A variety of colors and patterns in frog - trimmed, braid-trimmed, plain round V-neck and slipover styles. Sizes A, B, C and D. (Men's Furnishing Section—-Ma!n Floor ) (Men’s Furnishing Sectfon ’ I a * ° “ > ' ‘eiaaioaain ~ * a | +? Main lk loor.) (Men's Hat Section—Main Floor.) An Exceptional Selling of Men's and Boys’ New Sport Cricket Sweaters In Desirable Spring Patterns $3.39 We have just received a specially purchased lot of these attractively designed all-wool Cricket Sweaters —and they are offered at an unusual saving. Have new fancy allover patterns and are very desirable for golf and general sports wear. Men’s sizes 36 to 46. Boys’ sizes 26 to 36. Youths Spring Suits & Topcoats Appear in New Royston Hi Styles LEE EE AB EE Ae cy aay SET PBADD ODS OD Oe : -- Our Own Exclusive Brand With Two Pairs Trousers ye These Suits are the very first arrivals of the new Spring line. Just the kind of clothes most young fellows like—single and double breasted styles — tailored in all-wool materials. The Spring shades feature grays, tans, browns, powder blues, and fancy mixtures. Loose fitting En- glish Coats with blunted vest and two pairs of straight cut trousers. Sizes 33 to 36. A wide assortment of colors in interest- ing weaves, including shades of tan, brown, blue and gray. A noteworthy value. (Sweater Section——-Fourth Floor) Outstanding Values in the. 3 Sale of Mens Shoes New Spring Styles 546° The Shoes in this group are all new and proper for Spring wear. They are made of a good quality leather in shades of tan and black. The values offered are noteworthy. 7 Flags For Washington's Birthday Silk Flags on spearhead sticks, each...«5¢ to 35¢ Cotton Bunting Flags on spearhead stick. .5c to 20c Muslin Flags on sticks, Gegen 6x 6k roc to 75C Unmounted Flags We also have complete lines of well-made Un- mounted Flags in all sizes, Defiance Mothproof Bunt- Sterling Wool Bunt- Other well-tailored Royston Hi Suits made of excellent fab- rics, specially for Spring wear in new patterns and weaves, priced at $30 to $45. Youths’ New Wilton Cravenette ~ Topcoats tor Spring. $25 f these New Spring Topcoats brands them as the ead nag m9 5 ie They are made of a quality all- ing, authentic styles for the coming season. , , Broad and medium toe as snd tae wool fabric in a herringbone weave offering a choice of checks, plaids and In the new English model with skeleton lining. Sizes 33 to Fourth Fiogr.) effects in both high and low Shoes. ‘Men's Shoe Section—Main Floor.) plain effects. 36, Other youths’ Topcoats at $30 and $535. (Sporting Goods Sectton— Fourth Floor.) Section ‘Youths @ ; a TWINS SECOND OF THREE LEGAL BOUT William Geist, Clerk for Circuit) Attorney Freed of Attacking Photographer. William Gelst. record clerk for , emerged victorious from two of } ’ , ry - ‘ 4 _ ss? oa three legal conflicts arising out O! n row with a news cameraman ; e 5 ; 'who photographed Geist without authorization last Noy. 30 when ‘the grand jury was investigating the handling of several tions by the Circult Aftorney’s of- ‘fice. i Geist was discharged yesterday ‘by Police charges of peace disturbance and prosecu- Judge Rosecan on ‘(malicious destruction of property brought by ' tographer for the St. Louis Times. Willlam Riles, a pho- oo -ee — mee < -o of the made to ASs- take” on the part |The admission: was sistant Prosecuting Attorney Re- i nick, who then nol-prossed charges of oppression in office brought by Geist against JTdieut. White, «‘hief 'of Police Gerk and Assistant Chief Rundle as a result of the illegal | arrest. poliee lakine tne oppre e<ion explained that the policeman who arrested him had -: ¥ i charge, Geist between him, Ries, and Wendell ‘Vebster, <t Times Reporter, who accompanied Since the not seen the sculfle — the photographer. charge involved was only a mis- demeanor the police had to be provided with # Warrant or sum- mons to make the arrest, Geist de- | his contention White ' clared. He found , upheld’ when JA4eut. ° ° his apology. made The third legal phase of the sit- ' uation concerns charges of peace ' disturbance and assault and bat- tery pending against Ries and Aa charge against They are scheduled for March 18 in Correction, and warrants tor peace disturbance Webster. hearing Criminal ,who secured the Court of! C(eist., their arrest, declares he will push ' the prosecution, | ‘Dew't bee | High Blood Pressure Shorten. Your Life How to Stop It—Read This. It may surprise you to know high | blood pressure is so setious that in- surance companies refuse to issue polieies to those who have it. All because it shortens life. . High blood pressure gives littis warning and until certain symptoms Sidener, has) take hold, vou do not know it. Ther are head pains, flushed face, hot ‘flashes, dizzy spells, shortness of breath, sleeplessness and nefYous- Less, Only a purely vegetable medicine like Norma that drives out the waste matter which clogs the system anid forces the heart to do extra work can reduce high blood pressure. Oft- ‘en one bottle of Norma will bring reduction enough to stop the symp- ‘toms which distress and worry you. Norma is a physician's prescription. It ‘worked eo wonderfully in his persona! practice that it has vow been placed it drug stores 60 that people everywhere cai 'obtain it. Check the uncertainty of high biood pressure by reducing it with Norma. For sale by Wolff-Wilson, Walgreen Drug Co. (successors to Judge & Dolph Drug Stores, Enderle Drug Co. and all | other good druggists. Abundant Juice Refreshing Flavor Wholesome and Delicious These essentials combine to make a ATWOOD GRAPEFRUII Ideal Table Luxury Look for the Atwood wrapper Wholesale Distributors SCATZ0-GUNN-FIORITA FRUIT CO. St. Louts AD VERTISEMEN a When You Feel a Cold Coming ; On Take Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets to work off the cause and to fortify the system againgt an attack of Grip or Influenza. A Safe and Proven Remedy. The box bears signature of E. W. Grove. wr a Whose To People | a | eect nt oe ane ee ———— = e " 3 }) _— Feet Hurt HERE are thousands of people passing on through the years of their lives—haunted and oppressed by pain. Their pleasure is often ruined. Their efficiency is les- sened. And all of this from a pain which—if they only knew it“-they could relieve today—this very minute. tif Foot Expert relief. Ask him to fit you with W ma eam tr ee nn ee ee correcting the causes of your ‘trouble you can get instant don’t give you relief instantly, don’t buy them, Thou- sands who have tried the many so-called “remedies” have finally come to Wizards, and found instant lasting com- Judge Rosecan held there was no showing that Geist had = struck | Ries, that he had breken Rles’ camera, as charged. The other victory was the pub- ‘lic admission by Police Lieut. Cal White on Jan. 18 that the arrest of Geist without warrant on the peac ' disturbance charge was a ‘“miis- fort. A fitting will take but a minute, or two. | ,. pn mane ntae-~tteae <n dipiiodiaie Here This Week i! Through special arrangement, a nationally known foot expert from Wizard headquarters is in our foot relief department all this week. He has helped hundreds of if men and women with just such foot troubles as yours. Without charge or obligation he'll give you an exami- i nation of your stockinged foot, and show you how by izard Arch Builders, If they rch Builders Fout Rellef De STIX, BAER& FULLER | GRAND-LEADER it” pt.—Main Floor.) I ts if yj ) DR. W. B. CALDWELL AT THE AGE OF 6&3 girls andl women now foolish and needless if 18 ‘*rnhwesi *? them- : ; : is? Giidgsi Countiess know how to ‘‘purge™ and selves to avoid eick headas ness, biliousness, sallow ekia, colds, ' or sour, gassy stomac: They have found that Tbr. Cald | well 's Syrup Pepetit he mefo estat b ‘aotural bowel ‘* regularity ° even fer | ' those heretofore ehro Like eons?) | pated. Ir. Caldwell’s Svrup Pepsin ne oniv eane@s a gentic enet howe} || @ripes, sickens or upsets the most at «de ate is albsoln armicss and 60 Pleas -Not a“ LLL LOLI L giri or woman. Besides, it, ° 9 +) ant that even 2 «Toss, feverish, bil- ious, sick child gladly takes it, uy a large 60-cent bottle at any ‘tore that ec!ls medicing and just see for vourself, Dr Caldwell's SYRUP | aan , : . ; EP REL OR RY RSI PRR ANE TIT PRR HON NCRITELMLIPES. SAT NTN rene Oty ee Rare ABR 5 PP Rn shoe iy y macy: Fe Pye o” AM CoE OMS: hE gl goat cotey Pe ee Te * ‘ ay ~~ * - Sd a e wee we ” » LG LEOME ABIL IES tye NOS IO AR Bel, ais CN BP NE IE 2 ANT EERE TG may en ie LE SRNR Ep Nig oD: a ee ee ee ne nee nein egunenayc Se ae at

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' € é j “ p c : ares *% ; at ; eet iff : 24 ae tik ‘ER § ee See a - ? ; & 7 Z ¥. = > se - edit : ee : a * * es S3 = 3 3 PS EB: ae. é 3 a4 * os. be: a = * £ x by a 3 = , 5 © 2 3 : ; ? i. 3 Ma = > , - 3 7 3 £ >. : % H j ' ‘ Pe : - 4 a Dae ae 3 : . ; ‘oa . 4] F ‘ ce. i oe ws ia abs : ee a hd 7 es | mt x a. Fe eee. | ‘79 ee = ° a ' [> a : wad ; *: ; i: See cae ie f £7 * . £ x” ‘ y hs ae 2 Tf Ny } tt i. es : ‘. Soo # i: See | ae a. 2 2. ise > oo ot} a (3? ee Fs : es et 4 it: |e (> Pi x P 4 Py = “4 ial een aenaeionacte mae 0% piles ol ee va Sahih ux HE ht ~ er ihiay at ae. PED ceca hi oe Pi sand id gene eet tee ea POTD aL ois Pe : hs nae Agee a ies te? RY ee Se Se ee 5 aa eS i ii ES the end of which the company | was 10 pay $200,060 to Serivner. | | It is alleged the comparty made Pens Noa ete use of the patented furnaces and : Se 2 of ; RR: effected a saving in oil of $5 sheds : day thereby, but has hig paid $100 FR rd any part of the $20 U, to the ewa inventor. for a box worth 60c! Scrivner, who is about 45 years old and married, and in moderate (on acme nae pene : circumstan es, sold out his grocery fabictsinatrunkthey couldn't in di*'l'liciv several years ago and is now work- almost anything to getit,” "heto!ld me, “fer ing as a bricklayer in New Jersey, can eat anythingino the world if I take a tablet 18 % 3 T LOUIS POST “DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a e——_———_— Pinchot Signs Rettce 9 — oP HARRISBURG. Gov. tion of tolls on the Camden bridge over the aes | River. Pinch ot has si ign ed a 2 man bill, ra... suck- provi dj ing fo Ph nage BOHEMIAN HOP - | FLAVORED | MALT . RICHEST STRONGEST BEST HIGHEST IN QUALITY | i grocer at Mad eries. pipefitter In ‘had seen. » | ’ In his s€ 4 de] 1 to meit “hydroca hn¢ A as! sit was sae afterward.’ and you, t le smsiantaneous. And ‘ hewas: a q+) is banished! emokers—high |i. and blessing. He > in ¢~ tuart table , Can Smiie all danger of bad breath act, hearty eaters—hard vers—fi nd these tablets a boon Stuart Comnary, wet a metal box of Stuart's for the pocket—and keepit filled STUARTS DYSPEPSIA TABLETS r t after the heartiest mea! root Full Box FREE! Every Grurgist has Stuart 60c.. Or, af ull box freeif ney’s fees. The petit a er rt ere ‘ > . ne a Jad 2ACQart.bt, ga " a + purporting t as ho ‘reer err EaCcriva.cr on the hv F ele adicadd The contra g*? ympany was ’ " ? , a and at? A348 ¢ . in rivets Aaa fur ct sets forth to lease Inquiries about ison, rbon” iron without 1911. Yesterday | ec » have been signed by lider of the patents “hydrocarbon” furnace and compan the the patents | the right to build and | urnaces for 13 years, 1911, lv “2? ia aiiamstaale nn snes aod dura} Boys’ genuine 50c ath- Pants of str D1 3 > 88 letic Union Suits...... 33C gray stripes tea) Boys’ $2.00 Shirts. - o> Se waist, & in newest shades..... 95¢ Rors’ &9e Overalls. . blue denim 09¢ Boys’ good. warm ~ $18.75 Overcoats $9.95 $11.95 (Third Flee 5) Men's $ Splendid $5. 00 poe Stiner’? — ot s- 7 + Ws } qc neresc, 45 = “ + i oe j on £ 3 aia DECtTCRRS OC .ccas Boys’ all-wool $20 Overcoats. . iS SCHMITZ, & SHRODER _.63¢€ 8th STREET AND WASHINGTON AVENUE Turned Into Ready Cash to of the Younger i 3 > — pte NS o- ag Open Until — { 6 P. M. h | UNION 2) SUITS el mixed firec sT. LOUIS’ — aa GREATEST CLOTH OUT OF THE HIGH | RENT DISTRICT SELLING THEM The World’s Finest | ORIGINAL LABEL IN EVERY Gi x a One-Day Cleanup! Sat The Remainder of Our Pntire Stock of 1/2] WART SCHAFFNER & MARX SUITS AND OVERCOATS — Finest all- wool fabrics: none made to sell originally for less than ....... FIRST COME, FIRST SFRVED |] ANOTHER CASH PURCHASE ENABLE: * TO OFFER—AT HALF PRICE AND EN 1327 MEN’S AND YOUNG M TWO PANTS SUIT! $15.00 ?-Pants Suits | Blues Are All the Rage - double breasted bide pee: Sasi. mn . $25 valecs.... . 7° If 12:3 14 $25.90 2-Pants Suits New York manafac- cash, their entire surplus stock Ri of new Spring “Sults Boys’ $5 2-Pants Knicker Suits 3.90 i Boys’ $10 Long land Short Pants Vest Suits 5.90 SATURDAY WE PLACE ON sa 5 BOY S’ Finest School & High Srhool Suit All the Newest Fabrics and Colors us for MEN'S AND > YOUNG MEN’ ;OVERCOATS $10 Coats . $15 Ceats ... 5.00 $20 Coats... § 7.50 |$25 Ceats . 12 'PANTS SALE $i blue serce, pencil stripe and; Beys’ long Pants; good worsted Pants. Special erges and $7.50 fine weare woreteds GENUINE GOLD MEDAL JEANS meres: cheice = terns » ae ‘ ‘* cordu rey 2.65 - and — wool 4. . work Pants “fen'« wool - and “95c Free AMerations rib Men’s New Oo V EF Spring eg 4il sew shapes -— ™ $5 Mats Be on for M.LANDAY pRes- STH AND FRANKLIN WE FIT bea SIZE MAN ; ey Ee Er a jy yo sf, ry P GREATEST COAT SALE IN OUR HISTORY RE= ORGANIZATIO' Boys § $12. 75 Two-Pant Vest grays rene mod- in vests 4 ined rs; € i ei ee RE- ORGANIZATION Boys’ $14.75 & $16. 75 = RE-ORGANIZATION. SPL. ere — $1 25% . belte a oul whe rr tels: talior for bovs of all sizes fr m 2 : 5 years o br is a e mm: of ‘ lars at hed - ra fast ¢ “ INUIT ITS SP Boys’ 35¢ Pees Cat” Boy- q higg K ~ ‘is i& Knee ed heels ? ©2 e izes t Be ee All Fur- CO Were $65, $60, $55, Rather than pack them a high-priced Winter Coat & served—at real socrilieas the-House Sale can mat giving. All the season's and fur trimmings are inch

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19, 1926. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ist. LOUIS’ GREATEST CLOTHING STorE ; * “JENKINS, WIDELY KNOWK i st - OUTOFTHE i HORSE RACING MAN, DIES Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 66:00 P. M. Daily. Open Saturday Until 6 P. M. rr >. HIGH : “eo Hie Was President of Association al, RENT Knicker Suits “LA ong an or 2. Pp SHRODER $ 3 90 ; ts See Seite s of the Younger : ' 43S “ Boys’ $10 Long | $20 Finest 2-Pants O Ready Cash to | and Short Pants Suits, 2 Long or 1 Vest Suits 4 Short and 1. Long ENT of the Year! a 5.90 | { Pants With Vest | expert horsemg a oer Se = ae ORS: Gee will please bovs of 4 to 18 years of age. he was a Captain in the army re- ° OD BEE ee c > re, tailored Suits of wool and wool- ARR f AT SS 3 mixed material, in a wide variety of light and Bovs’ ; ; (ie. POR IE: , oys’ Novelty Suits nog IGNORED SEARCH | WARRANT “4 TER Ba Vie dark colored patterns. There are English ee aa : ten ot ee : i aeienatente t 5 a. ee NAVs Ye — » . or ahathe = A —_ “ - 4 . . . " a9 eee «2% ae es eG ee te . PR ee : " so a oh ty sane das boom VT Ngee Wee" iit iil cap Gon a : Sh emg.“ os =e - cS Y; SO ua ae een 3 iat ee sae bod pay ih OF hey om pire hane” ae cd tba § bt inte ge ae ite a eee he a | be Raa tehonte iee, Sabie . son Beueer en i ‘ we Sie ¥> Vi ‘“ ¥ , . made dah ! 85 ‘ ’ ’ $4 blue serge, pencil stripe om, Boys’ long Pants; a cassi-fall colors, $2 loelle entered Rauth’s living quar- | ae ae % Ag + $ 50 Nady Basement Economy store Faire — tiles Mts “ Loe a sini # oe » “ “ RR ing a. as a me EE me ~ de Vere oe oh - — sali he 280 "TOT On ore ee fm PU al et i 7 eae aa Quewmeite- ee , me d } l ‘ € tine + i oot comands Se 95 work Pants... eee Fete tick mi 2 : Wool and wool-mixed | fino}; ; ’ | eputy Prohibition Administrator | “Es HR ie . = etdhas xcs ) English box-back style : ~ @ Specially purchased Shirts of {m- Men’s New O V E RR A to L &, Dillon agreed to its release and the | at BS: Trousers in English and Topcoats of woolen fab- ported English broadcloth, fiber- mnimal i a * ) ae 9 — ’ - . . Spring Hats nimai was taken home by Dr. 3 s aa 4 conservy ative ST les. In ' ries in newest patterns striped broadcloth, solid fiber, silk- Genuine Better-Built. Red Diamond I". fg Schaffer veterinarian, a 2 = x hi 85 7 ov Pein ath oS .. Seer here for safekeeping on a charge~ . . e [——~aee of murder, for the killing of John | 5 QO | Extraordinary . Adams. Joe Daniels, of Tug River | e ( Value. oe @@ee0¢ SZ rh) (ae ° UNION Ba ee”, an ae | |:2 tne rose aa ainalnl cara New Spring Coats Girls’ Spring ‘ Coats Free | | iterations 8TH AND FRANKLIN : section, is another of the fugitives. ‘held on a charge of shooting his | (REE. WE FIT ANY SIZE MAN cae oe a ce the same week. ii 6 ¢ Coats of tweeds, polair, checks, plaids and @ Cleverly fashioned Spring Coats : mixtures.- Included are the smart flared and of Poiretsheen, basket weaves, | double-breasted effects. Well tailored and tweeds. twills ' checks plaids and , ih trimmed in¢new effective ways. The wanted sue acendli Policing Choice of many ) shades are shown. Sizes 3 to 14 years. | new styles including mannish mod- Li ° ° A | els. flared and circular and the new ‘Vv Silk Dresses Girls’ Wash Dresses y” cape effects. Many of them are en- | a peter ae hanced by touches of fur—even with g fur collars! a Embroidered sleeves, 7 1 : $ 9.95 | $ 1 ah novelty tucking, etc., are other fea- 509 WASHINGTON AVE. tures. \ Tub - fast Dresses of Dresses of flat crepe, prints, broadcloth, crash, . ints and other mate- : . In green, blonde, cocoa, san : pr etc. In a wide variety of ” ‘ ~ d, rials. Shown in a variety colors and styles. Sizes 7 Y gray, rose, tan, Cinderella ¥ of styles). In new shades, to 14 vears SS 2 et oh e UD Dp Al ni g and navy. Sizes 16 to 46. Sizes 7 to 14 years. Saad at ‘Mecunenuy Stone Wee Basement Economy Stere : | GREATEST i © A & Select From ae Group of | Children’s and Misses’ ! V ‘Blo " nail COAT. kj y || Women’s Hats Spring Hats | Otfered SALE sd Se : SF Offered Saturday at Fi pee In Two Groups, at y d quali tional low price are yee 4:2 IN OUR e Style and quality at a sensational low price A Naess os jo ‘ hb € Bloomers of fine-gauge HISTORY : = ne ne pene specially a — 2 20002 ¥! , ” ' $ 95 $ 95 a * tricolette in 29 and 3 ie planned event. New Coats for sports and street | - te a & ° inch lengths. Made with . ‘a a pmamataas double elastic cuff bottom y , —_—_—_ A wear. Coats individually chosen for all types. and velafecest ak Game The choice of the Coat market at oneprice. of wear. Light and dark q A group that will ; shades are shown. surely appeal to little _ Basement ' J : ae Beautifal Lavishly Trimmed . | q@Hundreds of attractively 5 stiches init “Gaim: Whee Boys $12. 75 Two-Pant Vest 03. vt ) Fine Makers’ With Fars of a trimmed Spring Hats for . VE) a of straw and combi- silk, crepe / Ss - tt nation materials; of- ics in grays a | A women. Of straw, . a N R d is sas Beat cost 63] a Ee Model Sample Real Beauty , . and combination material. SA U ewe eS eC Ww ecordas nici nt-cut rons variety of styles. Of ed knickers; | _ Coats Incladed and eens d \ Choice of clever medium and \ p Pee Wy, diene waa Hed tee C | §$ | / o> fest small shapes. Wanted colors po} = MA shades that are most and black, are Ww ell repre- "f be approved included. ' 7 - eal and dance. sented. / | 3 wea “w a ns, vocal and danee, Basement “K “* ond others Boys’ si4 79 & $16. 75 Overcoaté 4 _ ; a | Basement Economy Store N new nd otheee. sient: ni : Ss: box z nd be a : m ne ae well ail ' for boys ‘of all im 2 to ; om 2 | | P I Parente Should Profit by This Offering of Scien: lias Save MEE by This — of PRE-ORCAMLZATION am ‘ yi Children’s Shoes pene: Se. Women’s Hosiery oe ce velilow layers F ‘ " ; 4 - covered with delictlo. 1.25 Blouses J Ss ciaiah Oaeh : , Be os $ é | ns | —— $2.45 to $2.95 Values sie, ee 88c to a C ranéds in a f ’ ASSO ort PS d “NS Te i iiecomens Gables Values. . ars tt has : arantecd ‘696 | an 7 SS x $ 9 5 | : lors; y . ws , P —= @ Included are sem!-fashioned ethread slik and rayon-mixedq TON: ‘SPECIAL | t e Chocolate Stars Hose. ae W " b do vaye- ov ptispsyes 0 re.nforced feet. Choose deb ” S ki iT : Were $65, $60, $55, $50, $40, $35 and $25] : Ss @ One thousand pairs of m: isses’ Special, 29¢ from "Men S as H. as black and wh g: i ? ss in ee) and childre yatent and tan Ox- so ee SD thas en 's ose Women’ s 1 Boys’ 35¢ Black Cat toc 8 Rather than pack them away take your choice of any ‘ ‘ e " “= . 4 pe scortieg cman pe oun rue CU cecgy tenet as r ite with nett ¥ gorge ~ Be Saar! se Tia Pa bad "<4 eT) t. ee 7 onic’ ne triple fast high- priced Winter Coat in our entire stocks——none. i, . ee hy are also light tan straps with prepy Ho 0 late stars. i Mocks in js! or dat t bs x is al ‘i tops And relate reed feet ein forced | served—at real sacrifice prices. No former Choice-of- FZ ee soles Vor school or dress wear. ited, Waite and tek 5 ae a a or eaten Sale can match this in selection ~ value- S68 tA SIZES 8 12 ws 2. t Economy Store men | Gh ‘Basement Economy Sto@s giving. All the season’s best materials, styles, colors . and fur trimmings are included. Alen i te aan tee a “ ALR RL LE MY toa gi GATX Ne ae RD rE BION ain etree or

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i ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19, 1926. | ST.LOUIS POST-UISPATCH a SS ame | Editorial Page = : Daily Cartoon |= — Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Daily. Open Saturday Until 6 P. M. a Men’s $2.00 Hose | Men’s Silk Neckwear — > ) ag OSE pul In Blue With Various Sizes of Dots e 1a lendi Monday.... 51.00 a ave... | 1.00 @ Novelty checked silk-and-wool Half Hose of sp ¢ ee Vie ee itis weight: all of a well-known make. Al! sizes in the as- monte oe aeaaam ; C Attractive blue silk ties lin: 1 so that W COLLEGES’ CHIEF | HA é : sortment. 250 pairs. at Main Floor We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in | Largest Distributors of Merchandise | wil] not wrinkle and having small, medium or lange Dr. Lowell Here Declares It Is 3 press People That Universit : Serious Busines ne Oe yet ane sos re we _ Hi ID: degre ayet conte a » re Aes ; nee be te late te ees gee ee, eae an se ie Mes hse De aati ee: * . at ‘ a ae Bi | 2 J ee ae «t ge th a Oe Si Ui, Be Mote é a y ; bap Yi Mihy tat Cop! ake odin. 5. —_— a | If You Want Correct Clothes for Immediate and Spring Wear, Do Not Let Saturday Pass Without Choosing From These | wo- | ROUS Men’s and Young Men’s Models—Styles That Are Decidedly Smart Sra rien Mes Pile Ow + si as aie Hs ’ . e bs a ue gpoke after dinner lat ee eee 2p. 7” = éo y wa ne ~f¢-« : ; ‘ee? q@ aé ~ ef > e®e 6 the tniversity © — é wage ~e pec ment thai ‘3 : - : ™ = PLIALG - . . of 100 members of t% Congress, . : . by ar i ? .s Ir guf bed be a T’ ‘oe . cia i | rmim nt ¥ a “So long a4 public thinks child in t that college consists of only’°what of 18 Be it ares of it—that }s, 50,000 people it would at a football game—it is going bays child to g' be difficult to convince the public said that | that college is a serious business, with a jot - — : iefini 1} Dr. Lowell said, in defining Bis Daniel € Men and young men will realize the real import of this event when they consider that the value-giving is extreme, even for this Dominant Store. There are styles for men of all types, and the excellent quality and selection of fabrics will be noted at ) once. Expert tailoring is evident in every Suit. When vou see gubject as “AN We Taking Edu ne cation Serious, - , “and. in epite of the great partly a i amount that is given, as taxes or an intelle endowments, to educational insti-| that Dan tutions! ! suspect that if we wer’ ment was to add up all these gifts, we “You m d 41 the collection you will recognize the unusual opportunity for se- lecting Suits for Spring and immediate wear. should find that education ts the De Lowe largest industry in the country.’ “Well TI Weare a peculiar people.” the Scotc! Dr. Lowell denied that the stu- Shakspear beats object to hard work. He said ferred it 1 that ° ically insisted on it, Was a col wanted to know the reason for ev- he interp ; dream, W iene sta | thing ther did, and went out for | ome -? ye “— 7 ; Atha a ons . itige he. being tabl athie ics ana otner . cwmr'ttiss-= sens erica is higher than anywhere; ; America is migner mga sik Se | particular : rhaps than at any other; ‘coats ae eS Ove] | Spring Models for Young Men—S pecial at. ee $ 50) Sted of history,” Dr. Lowell said. | mecaun ° Suits in plain blues, browns and gravs—also light, medium and dark patterns smart for Spring -— -. . i eee) Pee, fst WY ‘ Neder he ac ai yl . ia lea ah le 4 % MReare + 4 tat ce S iidieh & bs a > ee nd vet te Tt, j Examinati pie our CO lecea has gone up #0 That Lowell's ‘ i _— i= iT) part due to the blind whether tr os ° . ° . ° ath of inany Americans that &/ work but ; ; i Shirts of highly mercerized English Now Showin All That Is “oN oe « if Men’s Blucher or straicht-lace style Ox- out / goes through fi certain has of th tee broadcloth—so popular because they al- & — fords and Shoes in many popular and highly Perio) o* education must gain should not Fi = — re P : e ” 66 od . = " o at Ways launder and wear splendidly—“val- y) iad P correct lasts; well built of tan Russia calf, ¥ of “white- Lid ues = will please at $1.95—obtainable in e] ~ pl ] l 12 ats black or tan kid, or gunmetal calf, and hav- __ Discusses Amendment. = are gone fi 4 sizes 131. to 17. i [7a ac . — 7 -r told the story of @ | colar” Tee 2 | ing rubber heels. Size assortment is broken Mother who was not Ceneeeeeee hoe In white, tan, gray or blue and Values That Are Unexcelled, Too. —not every size In every sty le. Second Floor Shoot her hov’s academic gsbort- vard Club ¢ oa neckband or collar-attached styles. ‘ni = ; o a NES. | ius he had made its annual { Main Floor @ The following styles will particularly appeal to men — of the pest clubs.” Dr. Lowell the Univers 4 — and young men wanting new headwear—all models cor- i ‘ attitude was typical uled to spes i 4 mar + While he hk ert ¢ d in saat Ove ihe de : ¢ ae . | pare] reet and in approved shades. Bring “Son” in Saturday to Select From This Group of I a | however, belittling [quest of Ie am . eetla! life and extracurricular ac- 16 ests Stetsons Mallorys New Hats : | lar ae 6 Westie onam5 y, ” e Lowell explained, “I (of the Hilal —Very Smart —Priced at | plendid Vals. Be 88 ro: presuming to say that they! Markham | CR OO S6 . ' | at ; , . ; o% ; ° oe — : $2.85 i P oo , er, 19 (in . visiting IRAK TRE et =— a S TnNnEP aieene eR ee ee ee Se iain sae ath igt ‘Ndustries Fair at Ff} 3 Main Fleor : ‘ Shey "ras } 4..7° “corge fi | Eere-weel er ell-cotton Suits Wool-mixed. light, medium and L € Parents will realize at a glance the splendid Elearned somes; a oa last night d b J . ; ihe i in é; Selealid Vilas... i. Se — Youths’ Long Pants Suits | aeto ng ‘mediately voiced his ie @ These all-wool eports Sweater cae ins y 4 i ( Youths’ Suits in single and double breasted styles with tro | me it ... ‘nd promised to “see | FRANCO-T! . ae sep Sign i ; s tters ira 13 ° . ») ' Saturday, o : pairs long trousers sis - oa ; es : . a 2 vee is ‘Ona lly His campaign py the Ae eee ee eee Pr ashmad nesake , een o ee = fabrics; ies ree Facts ie : ora... * 45. seems likely to CONSTA #5 > Seeley dh ee ee wee itn | {RR ee ee $ 6.59, $18 50 $28 5() | Th. _ “Peedy results A France- oy a ae gaat pi egy F boys of | ; saps | m+. -°ct had been ventilated | cluding & a ee re we | C a Monday 488 of Commons last’ was signed ‘4 . ” Jarpenters’ and Painters’ Overalls of Students’ : | ; tang when Ronald McNeill, where Het $4.95 Lumberjacks Broadcioth Blouses he és Be hite drill] with } ; x] } . *k : ] Suits Topcoats é fair, : ~“Tetary of Foreign Af-' High Com Alt Se,” sand ton corduroy @iiar , } : ees ee ie als 1 oa AMC -——singie and double breasted: {| Spring T pcoats of blue serge Sta: *xcused the Government's | heen carry “et : _ , 1s “ , — wR t - isaea of bite white i double knee, Sizes 5 to . We Also W hite two pairs Ons irousers: $25 Oi cheviot and fans ¥ fahries on “ery cepartment for buying the Turki a we © Bi- ~ ind ta th broad 7 ; ackpte 3} : a aneall “ee , +4 oe sizes ity - = ' Mittens sé. ae —— . mes pees 5 te 10 Pee $3.95 joth. Sizes 4 Ih year $1.50 ) a Jackets, in sizes 36 to 44. Union sizes is to 15 years.... Oa to 8 yrs $5.75 re $14.50 Serouns + Rg Se eee a nade. : ,.. ~ &: “almost all the Best: das Second Fics ' ’ . . _, ra S ay. a soils te ID iia tithes Boys’ Sampeck Suits for Spring. . $24.50 to $40 1] Ame-; "© -™achines are of Advices 4 Second Fleer ~ ——th. -. agreement _— - os “S88 indignation seems to between 7! thd we oveag more effective than of Turkey, nr ° a” 3 ‘ ty Ss in the To mmons. for ac- : je Jouver “6 to the Westminster Gaz- , Dey, the T

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ATCH ilk Neckwear Various Sizes of Dots “$1.00 ties lined with wool so that the having small, medium or Penton Main Floor ee ——* From These = 7, Smart a SRODRTAVREDRDRINRBIE0Nes= = ‘See OTT TT ser Suits | oo 50 line aise & pr “Fruhaut” Suits en—In Two Groups . Originaily > | $75 to $85. Clothes that are tallored with un- ya—calculated to please those accus- Mg their clothes made to order. A ent. eo ee ee ence Second Floor r Suits Daily Carto OT STUDENTS, IS ‘COLLEGES’ CHIEF PROBLEM. “HARVARD PRESIDENT SAYS em eee ee = eel ete ee ae = ee TE ee i eet a and colleges today, A. Lawrence Lowell, presi- rvard University, acke after dinner last iversity Club to an of 100 members © da) Club and their guests. ge consists of only what it—that is, 50,000 people me—it is going to onvince the public 5 | re We Taking Edu- | amount that is given, as taxes or | endowments, to educational insti- tutions! I suspect that if we were) to add up all these should find that education is the We are a peculiar people.’ Dr. Lowell denied that the stu- dents object to hard work. He said that they practically insisted on it, wanted to know the reason erpthing they did, and went out for athletics and other activities be- Morality Higher. “The morality of the students in| America is higher than else, and perhaps than at period of history,’ Dr. Lowell said. | "But they are so tremendously ac- tive that they need all their studies | tellectual background as well. } Ee 2+ 2. jokingly said that if} didn’t go to bed every night tired, f® brain and body the police force | of Cambridge would be unable to! fope with them. “A man cannot be educated the proper sense without effort on bis part,”” Dr. Lowell added. n't do him any good unless he| Ors over it: unless he absorbs it Bio the texture of his brain. Explams Difficulties. Dr. Lowell explained some of the iifficulties of the task of the student's desire fethan the bare external In the kindergarten tes as it is told, much like a do- It obeys naturally. Mi the boy will not do things just because he js told. He becomes in- ‘what's the use?’ Man reaches college it is very hard beatisfy his desire to see the ap- larger number the enrollment Mreileges has gone up so. That ése is in part due to the blind Zith of many Americans that | Muth who goes through a certain Priod of education : Discusses Amendment. _ The Speaker told the story of ai collar’’ jons. mings, because 1 am not, however, Mia! life and extracurricular ac- a not of extreme value. Mice that leads a ma I GEORGE CAMPAIGNING AGAINST U, S. TYPEWRITERS © in Stationery Office Policy mised; Commons De- ette, the Deputy Controler of the stationery office, which supplies | all equipment for the Government | departments, now states that the bulk of the typewriters ordered henceforth will be British, IRAK TREATY RATIFIED thile he was inspect- : ' Treaty of Irak, which consists of a convention between Great Britain ‘and the Irak kingdom whereby the i British mandate is extended toa | "re using typewriters of | lake, last night was 250 to 116. FRANGO-TURKISH AGREEMENT By the Assor.a g immediately voiced his “ent and promised to ‘“‘see begun, seemns likely Sub: 'A Franeco-Turkish agreement, in- ubject had been ventilated | Government's | Ane k ’ . King’s indignation seems to ® proved more “e4 Ging to the Westminster a on A. -Ter “ee . ; “; or Myo : : : ; toasts “gee goss aot be! ETT Ter rs rer eer serere $ , os baet+ene . . Pooewn rere se eee prURerunerT Ti TT raty a6 A A A I teh Dr. Lowell Here Declares It Is Difficult to Im- press People That University Training Is Serious Business. A et i tet jg not the students but the | to come to college, or the wish to -public that is the greatest prob- the American universities in the opinion learn about the theater that makes him join the Dramatic Society, he S better off out in the world get- ting actual experience, than in college."’ Dr. Lowell also discussed the proposed constitutional amend- /ment that is at p@esent up before Congress, giving the central gov- ernment power to educate every child in the country up to the age of 18. The speaker doubted that it would be advisable for ‘every child to go to school that long, and Said that many would be better off | with a job. Daniel Called €ollege Man. Dr. Lowell defined education as primarily an attitude of mind, partly a moral attitude, and partly an intellectual attitude, and said that’ Daniel, of the Old- Testa- ment, was a typical ‘‘college man.” “You may ask how I know it,” | Dr. Lowell said, with a twinkle. “Well, I infer it, somewhat, like the Scotchman who said he knew | Shakspeare was Scotch—-he_ in- ferred it from his genius. Daniel Was a college type of man, because he interpreted Nebuchadnezzar’s dream, without Nebuchadnezzar’s | being table to tell him ‘what that dream had been. Daniel knew what Nebuchad- | nezzar’s mental troubie was, and though he had never faced that particular problem before, Daniel was able to meet it successfully. 3ecause he had learned not facts alone (as the technically trained Chaldeans had) but had the in- Background Important. The president of Harvard said that technical facts and the ability to use them -can phe bought. and bought cheap; that the background was the important thing. and that |it was the most difficult part for the educator. | “Hlow can we shotv them that ‘their work is worth doing? Not by pushing from behind. The regi- ment whose rear rank has ‘to be shot down to keep it advagping is not a good regiment,” Dr. Lov"ll isaid. “‘We must get Sut in front, ‘and lead.” - After the address. Yr. T.owell was asked by Dr. Otto Heller, pro- ' feesor of modern languages at | Washineton University, if part of the trouble wasn’t to be tound in the fact that teachers are often ehosen more for their own training ithan for the inspiration they @.n ' rive to the men they are trying to MISSIONARY WORK ee ee ee - A tC i et tte oom IDAY EVENING, 4 { ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH } ( — Tt ee aeteateiinaie —-— ~ A AO FE ee Just a Minute . | Society—Drama tiite: s3igtea” Mtr cargs “i pytitt Hee He: “phate ast tag tg : pichiestiin nt TE A a AR A ee eT A te FEBRUARY 19. 1 AMONG NONWHITE RACES CRITICISED | - 'Famous British Surgeon Says | Effect on Such Communities . Has Been Disastrous. } ; | By the Aasoctated Press. LONDON, Feb. 19.—The - work | of Christian missionaries among nonwhite races*has come under the lash of Sir. William Arbuthnot | Lane, famous surgeon. During the | course of an address on eugenics | last night, Sir William said the'| | question whether civilization 1s a/| |failure always arises when one isees the disastrous effects. that. association with the white race has | /upon communities which have lived | happy and vigorous lives for cen- | turies. “Can anyone,” he asked, ‘‘feel | that we have conferred the slight- lest physical. benefits to any race to | which we first sent our merchant seamen and later our missionaries” The former have taught them to drink to excess and decimated them ‘With diseases, while the latter have altered their habits by teaching ithem a moral code which invaria- | bly results in their degeneration or. degradation. Why do we insist ‘upon other races leading happy ‘lives our methods and ideas on the “supposition that our habits and creeds are more suitable to them than theirs?" These races, said Sir Willlam. | were infinitely finer peoples phys- leally than the products of civiliza- tion and produced fine, healthy | children, They studied birth con- trol and eugenics in a manner quite unknown to civilization, because they realized the absolute necessity | of producing vigorous men and women, MANCHURIAN DICTATOR TO PROCLAIM A REPUBLIC Dispatch Says Morshal Chang and Followers Refuse Longer to Rec- ognize Orders From Pekin. By the Asco-lgted Preaa. MOSCOW, Keb. 19.—Murshal (nang. Tso-Lin, already enjoying independent control over Man- churia, soon will proclaim himself head of an autonomous Manchu- rian republic, savs a dispatch from Harbin, Manchuria, to t™® Moscow Vetshernava Moskva. “An assemnbly, #onvened by (“hang Tso-lLin Feb. 16, and con- sisting of his adherentg. from th Shree provinces of . anchuriz adopted a resolution declaring that the Manchurian Government no longer will recognize orders issued by agreements conclude’ by the , * te be . ye ' , : _ 4. ¢ & io Pekin Gov eriument, suys tihiis dis- patch, | “The motive actuating tnis con- stituent assenibly are, first, the fact thr* bolshevik influence is in- train. ecreasing: second, that, the central Examinations Discussed. Dr. Lowell replied with an aneec- dote: “‘My Enelish tcilor once sail to me, ‘Since there’s more cham- pagne drunk than there is made, somebody must be gettin’ the worst oan. © The Harvard president also dis- cussed the value of examinations, and the executive myth, in answer to questions form his gudience. | "Xaminations, accordi? to Dry Lowell's plan, should not test whether the student has done his a work, but how bread a grasp he! has of the subiect. And men ! should not be trained in the hope of ‘‘write-collar’’ jobs unless they 'are goinz to be placed in ‘‘white- Dr. Lowell will address the Har- Bout her bov’s academic short-ivard Club of St. Louis tonight after : made !lits annual dinner at 7 o'clock at ane Of the best clubs.”’ Dr. Lowell the University Cluty He is sched- Mid that that attitude was tvpical uled to speak tomorrow in Chicago. ‘While he is in St. Eouis, he is the belittling guest of Edward Mallincrodt Jr. of 16 Westmoreland place, president “Tiof the Harvard Club. George 1. &2 not presuming to say that they !/ Markham presided last nigh’, in But if it! the unavoilable absence of E. Ian- for eXample, a desire for news-/ sing Ray, president of the Com- n mercial club. | BY HOUSE OF COMMONS LONDON, Feb. 19.—--The House “of Commons has ratified the maximum of 25 years. The vote i ~ “1 bres. : CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. 19.— | Advices received here say the ugreement readjusts the frontier between Turkey and Syria in favor of Turkey. It was signed by M. ide Jonvene!l and Tewfik Rushdi Gaz- | Bey, the Turkish Foreign Minister. Government is notgacting aeccord- ing to order; third, .hat faulty or- ders are being issued by the Pek™ Government; fourth, that troubles | are shaking gre country.” Last mont. Japanese messages from Mukden, received in Sha) g- hai, said tha! Marshal Cha@ig had announced tiie severance of all ad- ministrative relations with the Pe- kin Government. These messages were not confymed CRITICISES £ MM. HOUSE Congressman Suggests He Might Aid Congress on Farm Aid. Ky the Associated Press. WASHING?R ON, Feb. 19.—Com- menting on the published writings of E. M. House, Representative Howard (Dem.) of Nebraska, sug- | gested in the *House that he be sent for by Congress to solve the agricultural relief problem. It was evident from his writings, Hioward sai@ that “‘no great step has ever been taken by our nation without the advice of House,” and that President Wilson “made a mistake every time he di .1’t act as House would have had him." Had Col. House lived earlier, Howard . continued, Ingerso]] would not have had to delwer hig lecture on the mistakes of Mases, because Mo es would not h® e made any. If Col. House had been present. ithe Nebraska Representative said Napoleon would not have deposed Josephine, BRITAIN SIGNS OPIUM PaCTS “s Geneva Conventions of 1924 and | By the Associated Prese. 1925 Ratified. ' By the Associated Press. GENEVA, Feb. 19.—Grent Brit- ain has ratified both of the Geneva (opium conventions, it is announced. The first, concluded in 1924, | provides that tke signatory Powers would take measures to s.ppress entirely within 15 vears the § con- sumption of prepared opium = in ‘territories under their authority. The second, drawn up in 1925, provides for more effective re- ' striction of the production and manufacture of narcotics and es- cluding a neutrality Aanvention, | *>lishing closer Sem =. *e- was signed last night at Angora, | where Henry de Jouvenel, French High Commissioner in Syria, has been carrying on pourparlers with the Turkish Government. M. de Jouvenel is returning to Syria to day. pervision of international trade tin narcotics. RUMANIAN REWER = ILL Bratiano Reported to Have Suf-) ferred Attack of Pneumonia, Ry the Aseociated Press ; BERLIN, Kel 19 A speciat dispateh from Bucharest to the Mittag Am Zeitung says Premier Bratiano of Rumania is suffering from pneumonia and that he has had a severe relapse. ; ! ; ; ' } i ' ' : Se A Ae ‘with Sir Edward Grey,’ out PAGES 21—2 — ——— Se ee SE Le A ee “THE INTIMATE PAPERS OF COL. HOUSE” _ W. FRANK CARTER | But Ruler Refused to Air | Views Because His Cous- |! in, the Kaiser, “Hed| Made Such a Fool of Him- self He Had a Distaste for That Kind of Public- ity.” — rN PPSTERDAY'S chapter found. Col. House in London engaged '¢n sounding the British authorities on the question of peace. Sir Ed- |ward Grey and Field Marshal French were of the opinion that | | peace could be discussed ona of the evacuation and indemnifica- | tion of Belgium. Then the Terran received a note from Herr Zimmer. | mann of the German Foreign Of- | fice, declining all overtures on such | a basis. CHAPTER TWENTY “dited by Prof. Charles Seymonr, | Professor of History, Yale University. Copyright. 1928. by Edward M. House. All Rights Reserved. Printed by arrangement with Houghton- | Mifflin Co. and New York Tribune, Inc. “Feb, 13, 1915—I lunched alone recorded Col. House, “at 33 Eccleston Square, which, by the way, he} leases from Winston Churchill. We had a very simple lunch and J niade it a point not to talk Lusiness while we were at the table. We talked of nature, solitude, Words- worth. :- .—~--He told of Roose- velt’s visit with him in the New Forest and how it occurred. Roose- velt sent him word he would Hke very much to hear the sonebirds 1. of England, and Sir Edward under took to gratify this wish. He said they heard 41 distinct voices, no one of which Roosevelt recognized, excepting the golden-crested wren. Which I belie we also have in America, we Shows Zimmermann '’s Letter. “When we went to the lib, ry I showed -him Zimmermann’s letter ; @ and we discussed it long and care- | Filly. I thought it was up to him and to me to decide hen to began | negotiations for peace. As far as I was concerned, | did not want hem t brave who had a.” eady given their lives, for it was even better for others to die if the right settlement could be brought about in no other way. On tha other Land, neither of us would want towacrifice one | Single life uselessly, and if we could accomplish now the desired ;}resu.t we should doit. « “Wei sat hy the I note row with Interest thar O8ftion, tor the sake of her chil. Centinued on Page 23. Centinued on Page 34. . “Ls See CM pe jetty ©, a nliaucigintielinas Bete Bl et tery . ws pla, ry - o i os La ec! 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Putlished by the Pulitzer Publishing of the city ought not t Company, Twelfth Boulevard and Olive Street. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY OOL TAX. paign for the proposal fora OTE THE SCH ance of the S5-cent tax rate for Cede uance of the So-cent ta ists and rerolutionists. THE POST-DISPATCH BLAT- | FORM. I know that my retirement wil! make no difference in its cardinal | principles, that it will always fight for progress and reform, never tol- erate injustice or corruption, always fight dem®rogues of all partic-, never belong to any party, alwas> oppose privileged classes and public plunderers, mever lack sympathy with the poor, always remain de- Voted to the public weifarc, ever be satisfied with merely prinuing new, always be drastically independent; mever be afraid to attack Wrong, whether by predatory plutocracyp or predatory poverty. JOSEPH PULITZLE. April 10, 190°. a nm ae ——— - ee LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE Street Car . , ; { 4 * VA ¢ ij i ok ae | ss at would p orse-draw ehicles to i if J]? the progress of ne stree. Car service as above referred t believe the American Express! and , vehicies, 3 | a _ > + =? but if they wi Stop to realize hat : 7 , ev es . fe pecciaiis Ka les bligs miap’d ’ oA ‘ ‘ . il “ ee 4% have 339 aid OF Cul iraii . on hi’ Comtecte for Basements. fe the Editor f the " 4°.) 4 a... people who are bullding Jvimes: If you build, be sure and -uild the basements of concrete. There is only one concrete on the earth and that gravel, sand and cement. Tiat wiki mean lean basements in: a]] the buildings in the worid. I have killed four million ants, files, roaches ang mice in a basement and I Ned folr million outside between two millidings. Night and day 1 have been killing them. . . , } , ie * > . . soe vo CGoncrete is the onis Ing ine roch — : 4; . a ae ee oa - ‘ . ° > anpmbar. “\F 3 four uailon iS Uilig es asd)? a\'a ssc a® € AiiUu Pon nee CLS. ‘ .. as Our Foreign Policy. the Editor of the Post-Dispatch T ie quite the custom with many ot us to tickle foreign hosts with acmiussions i) ; at our own expengp and Mr. Gerard, our former Ambassador to Germany, Wh : : , a5+} a | ¥ od visiting Berlin, seems to be indulging °7 . ts ty } : 6 his pleasantry wien he deciared that U Lnited States would not have entered % ar if the German Government had ad- wred to the policies of Von Bethman- Hoiweg and Von Jagow Perhaps that true. Whocan say? But the drawing together of nations, the shrinking of t! vorld due to inedern inventions ~~ i» ing . . or . - | Lc; equal rMNeHACe Bi i** nex Se yh ii ‘> ; i feermany acguired bv crushing the other ] * states of Europ: omprehend that our safety would also he JE OHA rdized hy sny ane n VOM erty} ar ? : ‘ as a irrespons ble conagueror x’ ite wihich after having overwhelmed Britain hv ¢) united force of an ensinved Furop: would then confr : a f tof an {frrepressibie conflict of wae tions and uncertain ending. We are get- ix old ¢] Ugn tT , Ve FRY mal for- ign policy ix 2. SOHNSO: Auto Drivers Should Be Qualified. re the Editor of the Pasm-Itenpat* ~* . , - REFER to the item “Au! » Lia- ae > Insural ,”* . ‘ = »~ ie _ . raily msuUurance a. oe as ag ; © : section of yesterday and take the liberty to express the hope that such a law wt! — ™ 7 7... i ; en! . be put in force In the United Staets. W) : : ™ ’ » . : ’ oOulidn't ‘? ing «6(C Gerry my every Bea % = * = : ‘ > desires to drive a miotor vehicle has , — x - 2 O PRSS A sale examination before gets his Hceense issued If his examina- | 9e@s not came up to the require ; ~T ts he "Anno? Ariv« me tig * whereas in this country as it drive a2 motor ve hi ie whetiler . iffeg or not. Germany has not as ? mutomobiies as the United States * fore the danger is much ereat: Which makes this law mere necesss (han in German: Therefore ‘t would mot be @ bad idea to put into foree a tas which will Oecrease the number of fa. talities Gue to careless automobile driv. ing x © Se tain an efficient pu It has qpabled “the 0] Board to carry of building schools, to supply necessary corps of teach- s the schools | ___y Would have fallen far below the needs of the city. | pupils would be dependent upon tempo- » rary schoolhouses, if, could *ave bee pplied for all children of iuota of teachers could have — . + ~*~? a ‘ 4 A TAKE the Lacle@e 15 ae oe ] nm eR Money would have been lacking for . ¢ ngs. equipment, chers and adequate schools, which have §5-cent rate mus Years ago St. Loufs set the pace for the whole spacious, san!- ully equipped schoolhouses. We led the. schools should have They cannot be ef for the &5-cen iches every cit{- ot only do paregts want to assured of ade- It would be follwv uis and a better St. gous newn to their horse-drawn out adequate public schools. J , hile for ittimental reasons ine ; ste? s, possibly for sentimental _— The funds roted for the public schools are the most AS A CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT, i@ Constitution mé! it was the Bri Excessive hai] c32irea 3 eo # . Céssive iines imposes - -4 t i r - } sSRap judgment. It {fs based on abun- itiy disparaged Ms Wills. Thevw said is lee ~ s? TP - ~ s : | . eiessiy outclassed. One particulariv re- Iman deciaréd there were dozens of NaYerTs as good as the Californian. burt Als iy they did not challenge the French on the chappie froze into silence behind an icy aii i KRnOW how Tnev do if ; - 5 , Satiules 4 . i ae we still delight to believe that bloo t > - ? . * > cr > ~ ~ \ co a 1]es¢ aUGas-across-ine-sea o Yery) ? a ? wre - a2 . ‘ Lie , a . ii . - us vi aTe by vs 4 ta =f aa a no onger IUCR iran cot DT rs } . ; ig and consistent profits. They tried and cutting expenses, but these tac- idal in the face of cheap admission to or ’ " 7 “aan , } FOTN E won t pay high prices to Spe mpany in a shabby production. They . +. Ms - ‘. . Paw ee >.” t taxe a philanthropic attitude toward the Je- Oniy a small minority of persons hh s+ ¢ } . T\ re a ° PS ? } : = ? ¢ ; seats. At the present rate of decline 4 i 4 v Cc | fe. “parc .} . ane re -~ it; ieW Vears Dp iY Tare opportunities nw? — ¢ i Y = . M performances. In the meantime. the on ] 37 ’ Vliendor il ad suCUIIlaD S| sPri,s Gat ae — - eee . PRA COMPANY TD. STAGE JAZZ BALLET The State Department has settled the rule that these are personae non gratae. Now, it is further established that vis- | 'itors to our shores must be not only politically but 'morally sterile and aseptic. ee ei ers > peg eed Ww EY Oe ATO Oe iia 7 The MIRROR PUBLIC OPINION. TROUBLE WITH ALASSEA Written for the Post-Dispatch mIiNUT SE THE ST. IAOUIS LITANY. ning ne bbs . + should be made test ‘rrado,. for instance, @* there would bes gold may be swept a glare of snow of the United States a 9% cher in its mineral sources than many of our highly is. Jt has vast agri produce grows .in alarmingly, its mines agricultural industries eological Survey, in Alaska, sheds’ some light tely prospected, g properties lie idle bec * The output ofe iaska experimentation. ig tried out, at a2 ; sle of the States, 4 oad, and a leasing ertheless resume: 7 on sufficient profits y er se tor the risk he the whole American my . creat contributor % were compelled to come in con- >, ' 4 , cS IN EUROPE. were not all they and messengeT® * e ince ¢ > QR « Yern rr rs in ranks of? . office torets _ ST. LObe | RT Lindell oe her childr ‘cting Varied Life of: She They are r ‘ eller to Hay e Mrs. Th. Premiere Tonight. Argyle aan ‘hicago, W aint William A K. Feb. 19.—-The Ca- belle, who ieee saxophones, the pected Hom | the booms nin to PLZ daughter, iT e] t the é ner for @ } operatic orcatsaira ‘Miss Car itan Opera House Mr and : scrapers, a 4azz of DPershin from Chiea ‘ represents an at- P Metropolitan. Oper@,~ vases feparture in;jfor the wi -a‘t “to bring into North, @as -n choreog- Emmett P. Apartment: er of Amer- pher Terry den ning of M nallet. Presbryteria + .lternation will follow , theme Terry ts th C. ¢. Teme Wiis p ; « . ‘pre-" Mires J. 0 : LD. y 4 ¢ mond. Va.. ing for several iWilliarn Ba . “5 ; lar low ——s Aeville land pia s. - Negro «pirtt- im ten days em and Coney! - The first and liyhooers, en lectures of’acta will throw to- | Bagnell hon ¢ nainted gird- | from 10:30 er-tortes. tall bulid-' Rev. Dre FH eels and sideshows. (subject will its composer ex-| Mrs. Bagne a'iet which seeks to | Episcopal ‘she many rhythmic under whos of modern Amer- Will be gtve ‘ he he Tint | ret * Hon fr {ne Daler ahe st. La . - YY . _ ing cdeco- n? the Am: obvious @X- give itg ang . this life of WorK day lunche ‘ trainer of Stamp On 1 sical enmedies. He, they Wantes - hq + ¢ ty give the perform- ‘#28 any @ ; ed ¢? - vlity. He spoke J* t 'as a whole . és ” oman's Opera, Massimilliano, cousin and Given in Philadelphia. lhe denounes Press eit ; — +4 ike terme. Court Jester.” >! ious monart production of Airs parts. ‘ reer Chicago hing Co of leadere of Hie told nera in English, ;-'"¢ Davy me cally received at its | Slso Of Wiias mes 1+ was given , land. He see spices of the Phila- | @8¥ oe Club mn: ¢ hora. and Russia 1 » Philadelphia Op-'™2n- 20 Rms » © % _— ane The libretto, | ws Comma qc? ernme *~nme trae sa pO Res & 4&4 yack jester in the % plenty, Gm ce of fifteenth cen- | te © mF, hi > ’ i Rusela was ito the other in Win if they } 20,909,000 Im As for Fm, sending the fo the from » is hopelessiy y Luecrezia. At night w he sings a gon- = . 7. nd ghe falis in love Hi. hides his jealous * vrotesque acting Would be s rezia’s bye fore the were over th ; To T larry aA ri¢ bl o : . > ~ors te gi+¢ her ‘| 3 si : Jie spoke | i pressed the that we wer ; all Te st enade and of her otiful voice an@ He said te ingtheir con’ 0 astonishes le asked -e announce-: his most bis Derided by and assuran enor cise ose his . 7 ' <'¢ De forward and consis ratio ice Seeing Luccre- Some one fre tempt, he springs him a gm) hisses her and then! for he voice ‘you before IMATE. ; atte R S—— HOUSE Col. Hous he did not : Continued from Page 21. to the Brith : ‘if / if we accom ¢..) manner i ‘© You wWHl be ab?®) +, yim regal rtant world’s’ _ sures | corded, that ' urs, the reason : . lady Paget's. ; apes bre -°? I lunched with mom ~ . of himself t recorded House, “and ¢.. gnat kin mn Sidney Brooks too. he adde rr. ? * Be e soe Hie said there sort of mon -UTlosi+<. i; desire to in ‘y in London as tiny visit and he that my trousers “March 4, farlior this year than tween Hous . come to hare We got alien nem" doing most¢ I went to the at times i ’ . matters. linoover dis-. thualastic @ Page the a@ifficulties stand by "Ting from day to ime just as in relief work. -Hle him. I teen ‘llow and needs and have & sa most complex | should be re end with naving quaiity of hi Celszian and Brit- | sible to &@i) $ at cross VUr- when one 1 . ¢ - * Wi ry Pi isa. ime for Peace tminds me « ae | g Tells House. tient. J am - galong with | i res) i. ni * - ae Asquith im fh % 2 : : : * a te t “ rain ‘ry? SUTLi sees can invitation to me the story @ poace negot

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_SELOUIS POST-OISPATCH BPRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19. 1996 ST LOUIS POST-DISPAT 23 = OS —e—————— — | = SSO ns ee me a nineniibiaainiiess i ne See emanate cnergmoneneeenoeentee ee ae oe —_ ==" 3 3 — . ae COMPANY i} | / ens | CEVERHULME PICTURES BRING ‘SHEPHERDS’ HEY” POPULAR | We#tineton Young of Deat, N. J. | | 2, SE S S| | | | | 4iusband of the late Lillian Nor- | | oe oN | | ial Act 1VU1tF1e§ | $149,000 0N SECOND DAY, AT CHILDREN'S CONCERT ciceovesa aitces ig Satian, Nor RY al ns + ~ Att |A// BA ET . ; s | Governor of. Massachusetts Buys | Conductor Ganz Explains Harp bean ig home of his brother EN e IL, INCg a 1 . g 48 Mrs. Paul Bak — “Caller Herring,’’ by Millais, Glockenspiel d Xyl a fantic City. He was 61 yeurs eae NS es tikes gen EXPOSITION SPEAKER | for $31,000. | om podria ophone | oe In 1909 Mr. Young, then a 916-9186 OLIVE ST- ¥ HT 3 \ \ age her children have gone to Ashe-| By the Asgociated Press. At the fourth of ‘the secona| ~)o°%°? wan tee CRED, | ; i AY \ ee ' q icting Varied Life of Ville. N. C., for several weeks. | NEW YORK, Feb. 19.—The sec- ge of children’s concerts by the po poral Nordica in aga Pees ae \ Bh york Depicn: They are registered at The Manor. ond day's sale of pictures in the|{y', “0U's Symphony Orchestra. at) uring a world comeeit tour in e This Spring Fashion Says: | F * - ‘ ; : the Odeon yesterday, Conductor A , Leverhulme collection from En- Ganz explained to his young audi- rene the ager lert « will = he i 4 i gland brought $149,000 at the An-/ence the mysteries of the harp Queathing nothing to her husband. - x + “+ ? Gov. Fuller of Massachusetts / bells. tambourine, chimes, castag-_ / » | | | bought the famous “Caller Her-| nets and sleighbells. Each of the! TRAVEL AND RESORTS A | {__o7' Weil’s Presents a i wet | , ‘eller to Have nai a cits Dwell ig Ars. Thomas P. Haley of 4915 | Premiere Tonight. Argyle place has returned from Chicago, where she visited Mrs. —-——— Willlam A. Gardner, formerly of Rey © ain act Mere ee. re ‘ ges aspen ering 9 Mee “mee ss 7 wie apres mavens ¥ — te Facing 4 Pht ~e. rte te Sele i neratic orcnestra , - — | gsic from 2m wii Miss Caroline Tyler, daughter of : Vitan mcr Fiouse er and the Metropo:} Aid ‘ i oat Mr: » B11 Mra. James Mionroe tyler ues * —— oe > “ae i when “Skyscrapers, a jazz Of Dershing avenue, has returned ™ F we . i =e Chicago, where she has been ce on ot. ft mens her sister, Mrs. O'Neil! represes S$ an al- ' Ryan Jr. ratronpolitan Opera he Metro! ' I ee ee ~~ a the epetated go eee xb Rpie pnts! Her enter, Miss Isa-— -onpegge eng | f3 xEW gor. st ae . a the ne Truly Complete : : = 2 x ea banjo and the booms i nates gg ang wardner’s | | ipa a 925,000. Two smailer Mil-| Grainger’s Shepherds’ Hey,” nn Selecti ii ‘Sy rwangs © “We Be isan the aah iced- Miss Mary, home with lais, one representing Miss" Muir | which won loud applause. \ . v selection uF “I, Ly the fom-tom Wis ® her for a yisit. | | Mackenzie as Queen Eesther,| The orchestra played Nicolai's ~~ aE ? " ‘ : | brought less than $1000 each. The! Overture from “The Merry Wives ae |most spirited bidding centered|of Windsor,” Weber-Weingaret. | fia a | $ ¢ g | about several Morelands, going to|ner’s “Invitation to the Dance,” mil ' $3100 for his “Slate Quarry,”’ ri, egy cll “Musical Snuff Box” and le | highest of the lot. A small Frans/the popular “Anvil Chorus.” The : | Hals, “Two Peasant Boys Singing,” |children joined tn singing Arthur $ 1D $ my {5 — 7 ———_" Trim Short-Jacket Suits went for $1900. | Edward Johnston's “Flag of Flags’ | With or Without Blouse , . ponigh pallet, bas Its pre’ egkyscrapers ~J Beet Nas eh a Invitations have been received Several portraits by John Hopp- | and the lullaby from “Erminie.” | “onl 2 2 eee ner were in the lot. One of Miss i bee pe os : gibates, pects Ye PALM BEACH Cecil Lawson's ‘“‘Vallev of the want by t fae . Ag nary wre in fc ood . hh > ss ae ] 8 on ° - ; - to introduc® wl ‘ i ¢ Aa f ctpai ite ry Cf ding Oi Miss Mildred af jean stagecrait lo bring intO North, daughter of Dr. and Mrs ameTric ad : . ; . : me - i. purely American choreog- Emmett P. North of the St. Regis | peng °° partments, and James Christo- Doone,” reminiscent of Blackmore's shes TRAVEL AND RESORTS arm TOrTT a : ' i ; hy ap all oh’ . I a | a. 4nmic character of Amer- pPher Jerry, to take place the eve- gee n Alden ning of March 6 at the Cen: - . ec "The iy’ =. ; Ps Ata he si 42> > 7 ‘ we Ee | At Lnese Cen ral e ~ — . } ee M apes ve .. ~ ean jife descr Presbyterian Church famous novel, ‘Lorna Doone.” Thi . as ain f the ballet, we Pec % em, wen . saenenter, COM’ Y 7] ate : fe : ] eption > picture brought $5100. et i vigient alternation | Wil Touow at the North home. Mr. | te, , “4 tial Y cl 25 : "Tl ga 97s oer Sees P ; : : Ks, , . , —— = = S : aT SS a? esser: , me’ forms the theme Ferry is the sop of Mr. and Mrs. * Pe] Bost .- 4 | bhid bs . ’ ‘ ‘ > ey* - . a { 3 : =t, 7 + © gf WOrs es \. ©. ferry of North Kingshigh- ee SS ) 3 and Mrs. Charles PD. Ashcroft, gf “Skyscrapers.” eee eee WES , : | ' president of Neighborhood House I “spout plot of & | = —_ | : m n. the response Ther Nithout | ral and scenic repre- Mrs. Tionel Skipwith of Rich- Association, the response. rhe re | musica: © ‘ ' iwill be patriotic exercises !n which ’ Bag en —e They're the smartest looking Suits in years—and are in — | @q A new, exclusive ren- an : , : great demand in the East. @ - 7 - . : a : VALET ‘ - , fairline Stripes, Navys. @ Reservations and railroad Tweeds, Hairl rt the discrimi- trom LOS ANGELES | accommodations available | 3 Some With Mannish Vests. B) ¢€ Luxurio 1g -fireproof. cow tacos ahelbeneiag tis ene cette ten ose Si Pel _ ha Ge eg es ee a pean 9 lee va eta ei a el Bs HR _ gom Din cant my lav af mond, Va.. who has hee thea _— i V t ~ . oa i” miations of the wor ore # ey for several w ? been the guest side _ _ = Romaine Photo ifthe children of Neighborhood ALL pA nn ne noe | Biba URS se Aweller. It | bring to ~* ral weeks of her aunt, Mrs. MISS HELEN WRASER. H —— ticinate Mai Al- ENSE TOURS ~ : ne te at " - ser ~ ! cle il iV liam bagnel], of ) a Westmore ISS }“ FR AS; PR } aS cone t 5 St f ouse “ a ‘par! : ‘pat r 4 : ‘ . ; scores of ' : 7 sa ai se eee? Oe eee say “ ©“! hert Showers and Capt. Henry, | he stage land n . 2 pre Stat land place, will return to her home . ye upon f tp 3 - \ ier eh qa white wing, \egro spirit- in ten days. poaras, . - , i A bd ry> eg from Harlem and Cone} ine first of a series @f four Lent- ua} singer , v ' yhooers., en c‘ectures will be giy t t} . ~ * i | as B+. 6n at Lne °2.78-= \ bane Louls from London Inglay M ta. tee : ? ae a tnt members of the &t. Loulfs Ranson: be a spex at t) m- an’s Nettous! manus ee Of the G. A. B., wh} be preq- 4 * it ae % 5 Silio . -, . ~ ss a 104 ent. The flag will be placed on the ' Coliseum this week, under the aus- “ ; nursery roof garden. : pices of the Board of Religious Or- eel | Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Nobel] of the Broadwa\ perma me a a ; q } ; harkers and }! Jeland Ua. & a The s i ee en ee we oe eh RETIRE EP NTR 5 er: \ . * a Angeles Steamship Co [ethane pote eit: (tom sector ea eg ag NEW HATS — ers, smoking eeterses, talk DuUliG~| sev. Dr. Menry W. Mizner. The | .-=——— eee ' tomorrow for St. Augustine, Fla. Fn a , Selger, Howard Bailey, A. Whit- pee and sounds of modern Amer- | Will be given. Eugene Johnson, A. A. Moody, H. wet yao a a2 i? ot hep hallet ’ rr} ‘ oe J MeIntyre, I. E. Baker, Benton , $ ae : ane St. Louls Chapter, Daughters; Pollock, Clemeng Nelson, John A. to top, or softly draped with subtle Vor 3 Weeks Round ; e furin Fy So lea g , effects will throw to-: Bagnell home next Ir: ? nenic effects will throw agnei home next I'riday morning, . c : E ganizations. She is the guest of 73803 Maryland Drive will! depart | gio ‘se and sideshows. subfect will be “Church Hist poo] ae Ferris wheels and ‘ : ienteaieliade Story. | , , . ; . 1 F. Gray, Willard Bartlett, B. W. A Splendid Showing of etiet ehic *ks to Episcopal Churchwomen’ a tne “tg a ballet which seeks [{c OF -hurchwomen’s Club, | ; pins, «3 (aker, Robert Lund, T. K. Jones. eee ‘ . — n life seiv 2 series of MmOovINgs aeco- ° the Amiasta. > ee ry) | . - Rmerely 2 Seri eg rest a or the American Revolution, will! Pagelow, A. V. L. Brokaw, A. W.. . al tions reflecting the ODVIOUS ©fA-) give its annual Washinetc rth. |! Southward aint , Tnetiad , i ral ail ibe aii ye cA uington Birth- > rut iward, L, pial \ ¢ i is i : - oulg W. Eng! sh, Ww. . Crowns that are straight and high, ¢ } . ret ai : a enre Saki - “ . > yon : ‘ - a : c ee — sd play. The music represen's an: Palm room of Hotel Chase. The seph FP. McAdoo, E. C. Ray. Wal- unig a THE CROWN IN nolntec , ho from 10:30 ‘4.9 a ?. A elange of painted gir from °30 to 11:30 o'clock by the ’ | Mrs. Philip North Moore “Skyscrapers,” its composer ex-| Mrs. Bagnell is president of the | ” 7 f New Modes ee ee = ) AU the New: mect some of the many A} } nose auspices the lectures : a) features of this life of work : gay luncheon toy Aww? . ae we —~ , icheoy morrow in the W. Sabi: James ] McCabe, Jo- | i ae pte that are high but curved at the | a ie ture the spirit of, jazz. following ie axes , a oe iy | a Wort to capture the pi tr Jaz ACL.0WINS memboers will entertain ter B. Trask, William F. Tufts. W A . a 1S SE EE IES, See ; ee a wee a eee es r . ll colors. A x an t eC SU = pinches and furrows c RK vate, : Pal m! sonority, rather than an at-| ward Tutt, Shelby Curlee, Joseph’ Shore, William E. Simmons, Eu- ‘ > bmpt to write jazz its ies S. Calfee, Alexander DeMenil. Ben gene J. Spencer, Willfam R. Wil-- . ° i f Carpenter is a Chicagoan whose Tie eee ag ‘son, Arthur Wilson, McCune Gill. est 4 > enith Pr Se . f t ‘ : giness ig mill, raliway an i ves- for a private audience. F was curi-;A. C. Stewart, Walter T. Gardham. ? 1ces % - I ; s suppiies. Musical composition ous to know what he wanted. J. H. Rolee, Joseph M. Lang, Ed- ENR ° FI 9 INCd 916-916 OLIVE 8ST. Y, OM 2 cae TE A mae . ane toe eh AA eye eNO Nel OW aged het n svocation. and the Chicago I was with him for nearly an in M. Nelson, .G. “ed Meysenberg g $ ‘ > nite - ” . «£ TT A ; — ‘ompany during the season hour. He is the most bellicose En-; Laurence J. Hawk, Walter Sabri- O a his ballet— §glishman’that I have so far met.! cian, Henry H. Denison, Phillip B. ' tion, “Thea Birth- ] had hopes that he might want Davis, Edna T). Coryell, E. E. (1919-20 produced niomime produ: -on- , ‘ T . by of the Infanta.” to talk concerning peace plans,/ way, W. H. Flower, J. MM. Patter- TERMS, $ > WEEKLY U P — | ema But Just Received ° The scenery and costumes are the but he evidently wanted to impress! 8on, Frank A. Skwor and Ben Say- u ust e€celve . a ; : tng } . me with th *t that 7; lor Pe tation of Robert Edmyna Jones me with the fact Cnar this was no abadigiis : enwich Village and Province- time to talk peace. His idea seemed oe Bee iat - 2 i. ’ . un re ~ O e \ — ~ —- iuis Oherlin Women’s ee ee # At * — -— aed I aA ewe Bar ve te) mae eG tesy ERAT, LR ERE MORE Aer 9 Pee Vere torre a wer nny ts 9 4 . " +, . 3. « ¢ + .o* _ ~ ‘ a~, } ot In 4 ree » be that the best way tO obtain ~~} veinet * The I cei Pa) P| h ie aeed mir) 6 Gegie? MRR hase’ mae we me Rte gre eo. = - i . -) :” } ‘ r «> fir Broadway will have a hand in permanent peace was to knock all, |. eRe | 3 : ‘fe 1} ; +3 ‘ ‘ ; eae monthiy iuncheon tomorrow * re £ em Ales prod letion through Samuel tne goat ou af the Germans and Nirs VC c hic > oa a ; Kieselhorst’'s jorty-secen ‘CUT ma mM ’ = = arr —— : : ae ‘ Paes OE ; ornadgayvy of 7 Te sf ‘4 ia * , well known as trainer of Stamp on them for a while unti at ' ie a bento - / é ee oe = Ve Ol es | 2 «| Mun avenue. Miss Carrie Benham policy: instruments Of ndtion- ‘ o"o £ Mmicts for musical comedies. He they wanted peace and more of it; ; ea as. I ts ’ 5 f7e 0 wy ‘a Will be assisting hostess, and Mrs. |. allyrecognized quality; fair | \ ft ‘ Ee dia Lord Davis guce of honor. prices; reasonable terms. * —For Misses and Women (as a whole, but as for his dear The St. Louis Circle No. 27. La- R S ei | / in Scores of ony ° an did sd . : : ’ man's Opera, “Massimiliano,” -ocin and his military entourage. Maite a ! , 2 ee : Styles uieS Of the G. A. ht., will present a Given in Philadelphia. IY > deno aq th “2 17 d S WOT Ly eq) adequately Pros} (*ie d, — ® {to ise beautif ul ,oIce and lle Satifd Cai a pe x9 \ . . Two Special Groups Many promising properties lie idle becau pe ‘hat its possessor disclose his inytheir conunuance. ; a é ‘Ne nse, i ‘ i . ; ; ae a m3 : ee rs lof the ea k at « apital. The chortug > of en ni: ?. Massim{}i no aston{s] nn Fle asked me to COnves to vou B , of [ nusual J alu iterprising prospectors is a serious raw Be assem )})) With the announce-.) his most respectful compliments \ : back . . * The output of coal Shows Bien the voice is his Derided by and assurances of distinguished , ih $ 95 $ ; : ’ ; is he Nace . et : , 47 . * e me Fa considerable decrease.” pene 7S ts _ cuests, he steps forward and consideration. : - , ; vA a DRESSES SMAR I SPOR land of Government experimentation. | g mss his serenade. Seejne Luccre- Some one had evidentiv given _—_—— oe ie 7 larmin | ae 7 ete cn s2 i i a Tn ce ete 8 Alaska ur: being tried out, at ail ail Si00K of contempt h : or. im a glimpse of your cara cer’, . © , s : - #e «a : ‘ . a4 ip : ii© Springs fiatit ‘ sia : 5 ] S ] d . . ; . cost to the people of the states, 4 ae w afr side. kisses her and then’ for he voiced almost all I Said of Exquisite y ty e€ A showing that includes ALL desired eee . . ‘ Vs ly ? . : 5 zy ' miei aiiagi y - i+ owe } ernment-owned” railroad, and a leasing na bs himself, you before I coule say it myself, $12 to $15 Values head sizes, new shapes, new colors and " . » : . ‘ 84d es lt Windia - . : cy for minerals including th: : pag: in IN : t ea demanded fabrics. . r ee ee decline E oe | } F mediate r ETE. consequent dec! TE i, Bg orlm ictiorn | . > » The hazard im T I M A Affectionately y ean eie Note: So great was the demand tat bor. ore . ir ——P A P E. Al. HOt SE. ning is gteat, the cost of bryngins a ins ~ ™ , gt Go ge i nous, and nae EoL Thought Kaiser a Pool. : ere SS - busines##. oe O US E Col. House asked the King why , bie hbusiness organization © . m 07 Se : — ae ¢ . nm le psalice’s: ‘ F > — . ; sf) ‘ . © a tee ] .) Speak y with fe he did not take occasion ‘*c¢ e will ; oet ore: rs of money —_ ntinned fro ’ "> , . : pate hee ae va ag fficient profits to T the ¢ a sie ts the British public in the force- hd 9 inca even gamble on sui ~~ *Ulure, and if we ace ay Baty ; hie A talked ‘ Steaks wick he assumcs. If the Opie) ...).. i owe accoM= 61.) manner in which he had talked e 916-918 OLIVE ST. ipense for the ris aS: ; » ; as vv hand off % 4, _ tise Vou will he able to him regarding the war and war rninent will také its neavy> *» se Most important world’s Ile replied, House re- . me 7 : - ,pae “Ae ska, it wilk be but a short period of #! : rk Within sicht measures. . . ee a be . oa he . ; } i Ss ) ”-* . ’ * sill be a great contributor to & Affectionate: al corded, that he did not ih talpgaadeadge reds Just l npacked viet vibe the reason that his distinguished pe ot rt. 7" ; | M. HOUSE. . .. Tanch at Lady Paget's ee Balser, had talkec = Pob. 14 1915- 7}, Saget ee h much and had made such a fool | Cy Pager” , ‘i a of himself that he had a distast? eet, Tecorde: . “and ', icity “he orded House, “and ¢,. that kind of publicity. Then, the ae ” ai - ~ . . 4 — ernoon Sidney Brooks ¢q0. he added, this was a different Raigie’SS and comf« , cousin, Ah. Good-Looking New | Spring Coats! |. Just in Time for Salurday; Models xtremely New 25 °35 °45 for these Dresses we were forced to wire for another shipment. Every 95 Col . All o.ior Si Cine Bed All —— Green Black : Wood Orchid Sizes Rose Pablo Rust Pink i . is. Keio Seay Exceptional Coats in the new ' Witt }e : ‘ , ~¢ , are : he di not was mech — He said there. sort of ene ; ‘et j oe ee me | 7 novelty plaids and checks— | ~~" Curlosity in London as desire to intrude himself in suc! La FU fog NN ful i , i ness they show offices ze the PUrDOse a Pete asap inti a ey ais ; | \ Beautifully Designed Modes of beautifully lined cate straight- siness tne: = : i Rede my visit and he vateestay wy _ : 5 | luxury challenge the boudoirs - a Dy lained that my trousers; “March 4, 1915 (conference _ ae é ( yh eae ‘ New Georgettes . lined and flared effects. Just sho tween House and A. J. Balfour): Stunning Prints Black Satins the thing for immediate wear. Rich Canton Crepes ladies who were not all they eat # us Rene farlier this year than been. There are the uniformed, a eee had come to have! We got along famously together, I ve waeorere 1 — re Ney 4}, ‘ ite 3 . ° ° wift office boys and messenget: ~ (hem, doing most of the talking, although : doing most : Crepe de Chines Flat Crepes Sizes 14 to 44 ianke@dm “Feb, » t} iter of ‘ ounting machines, ‘ ; h: bis A925 T We nt to tha at tim a he would become en- OUI MOVIES IN EUROPE. ' Toledo Blade. ROPE has one more quarre! with the from Ameri¢ h the intl: When these pictures deal W ith h hic norte|)] moving pictures q* ene Rae ‘ " : — | f fours® x aSsy Ana ¢ the shining typewriters in ranks ¢ > qed Memes! y, nt found Hoover dis-|thueiastic and would get up and p an Tie ie ms 1) oF nt +} I} 4 > irniture has the best gleam anc 6 . 2 Page 1+) difficultie stan by tt fire and deciaim to ° ° ba he iculties stand by the fire an % ° . : e*ti the ; i$ ene %. " A —— man | Napids can pout oti it. }.. ativ® tn . Raering from dav to me just ns earnestly nas I had to arming r erprice oO e S pring oats cr “1 "4 “a aa 4 ‘This is provos : 1 _—— of} i; “oli "iy : i ~~ ir - or irmn ¢ ‘a | ; , i i phe washed ae fee forces thereHit & resoy,, ga relief work. He him. I took a liking to him wee sche At less than actual worth—a remarkably versatile selection—offering tailored, } eeeuri tee? +% '* »«* i c" 2 @ ts ® os t E S cial! Paris Style S pring 7 - ceing the lite of the TCMiiy, Tell minds me somewhat of the Fres!- xtra Spe : DRESSES ‘ New Sport Coats ' oO. Stig, 68 448 : : . a ‘ ; >: at ~ —— s i few ; . : . cs} " , i . Se 7 pris th e S H tat nt. I am ineiine MA Y ae ave ae “at “al ; wv ~- ywood mikes it out to be ; Be i... ouse. eR Meetaent ond Mr . livery remaining extra All. eee enpics of mums tubes New Dress Coats : ly way the rich ex! se co ~=ee fo the Prasident: Ong Wien wit age it - oa OE size black ¢ eat—S55 to S50 priced Dressee— Dpriva &, _ = ie ’ , in? ” irriiv tyre eectp on oft ok cde purl “we " ‘ mia ij am. called vee. In tomorrow s chapter will be val * ; ‘ A . L. " asi . ‘0 iT "Ne . ——" « , ’ ' and a Turkish harem. Rthe k e4#niMmvitation to me the story of Col. House's further STEWART S—415 N. 6th St | “e@ King + aid a6 4 9 “na ie —_—— a MB to call at 11 « , pPoace negotiations in Berlin. ‘

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PRIDAY EVENING, FEBKUAKY 19, Loe. — S1.LOuIS POST-OISPATCH Loppericanne: aadhetee COMMER | ee See r.f as = Vaca owe noes a a | we ee 9 there waa no occasion for;and polling places will be open in is evidence to the contrary. The 74 K (VER wilt regal 3 ye Re vagy me as the site the 624 precincts of the city. The'School Board estimates that in- | wis” an nem rage a had not been voter's oath that he is a taxpayer, come of approximately $2,5090.500 a ay b rt | bh i M hi 6 Wheels Liquor os Drug Wh 7 ae feast aa w The saving of Will be accepted as sufficient proof’ year would be lost in even of de- ope s umber ng ac ne $7.50Ee. en C : = — : The submitted to x. ation should be of his right to vote, unless there feat of the proposition. Treatment | SS 2 oF F(R NEGRO HOSPITAL considered carefully, } at at a: . Attractive and Handy ° | 50 ae No Comes at yh ART THREE. SS — ifs Frank lL. Williams, principe: © SEREESRERESRERERREEESEREEREEEREEE ‘ pp rage | — — 7 = hu uumner (Negro) High School, told! ® — Other Models at Moderate Pric restraint. No bad after eflecta. Moder | = Lee gt sg to b & pa; ; ¢ H | Lo A sats ~ wes ate cost. Correspondence confidential The sudéen hoarse bark of we 8 a ‘ a ee - = ie sane! Pond Bats von « Uongommune seeor vac cece § Missouri Commercial Loan Association = : ng ot cons et ae a hg j iZ@éns Hong od Votes . viven to ers tLmney s Address rarn et . come, ; fee me Sabri ae «a hospital, where & LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE s Buxton & Skinner Printing and Stationery Co. rHz KEELEY INSTITUTE telays are dangerous) Sl Feit 5 2 on Proposed Mange NETO physicians ana nurses gy Money when you need ft. Repay in weekly or sem!-monthly payment« - 06 Morth F th St ‘ie Oli Main 3480 ~ DWIGHT, ILL. Dr. Drake's Glessco ' . Bie : ; , iin nining am- 8 : , or our reet— ve— 15 minutes—without ’ : 18 In the Location ae Ss hie m 812 CHESTNUT ST. Main 1542 ‘Ss ’ wae ee ENS by ociors and oo ey | a & eS $ ‘ =e tie ° 5 ” ™ t ee soot STLLLIILI Li iii iit eee winless , i ‘ Cat é was P-£1° j ‘halr eee | 4 EE eros Meee the Citizens; . and other offi- ’ a Bond Issue Supervisory Com: oe ere succeeded themselves. Ce ee =e es Ran ee Me ree On record ag opposed * hanging ‘ }. 2 - the Site of tie projecte Negro W. FRAN CARTER () Le eity hospital, from Goode and Co: HEADS SCHOOL TAX - ° }} (f ° , Chet} tage avenues to a block adjoining Rad B h Bae at i the Old city hoenits) iost yes.er ta CAMPAIGN BODY . Flag Outfits | 10 ene , t ts f sae ere FOL, live to live. > Continued from Page 21. , i i ) ' Their Statemen 78 te The city administration intro- , . trihwtinae ta the future wis t 5 i ea nat the |t8* ne 8 contributing to the fi | $1.75 $ il» $2.50 $ B sylvester Baldwin Were i) ee ee, 68 Lhe Conimuay ae | Values at ) Be Values Gf .....+. Le {20008 6 @ itv 19 ant T . , } YJine r i i eeoe ELE ee ee | «Robert E. Kroll, Building Frac | —— 4 t by Jones Parker i ME 207 8 otner site, contenaing eoune; “We people of labor look i} —_ Sough : ie | the bu ing S 2 } y ? . — yrt for Sylvester Baldwin Pee ‘ , Co - he » * ting were representa- ‘a is + im operating expense by the change At the meeting were representa bi UU} ay qd e Cr On tnuing ur Canh- D bi e QO me CO rehwaywman, did so -at $3 % ea (Commissioner Starkloff tives of various parent-teachers as i Ug +t Pie ai ' vic { Parker He Faid prox hite and> . sitions velfare a! } request if Jones H. are! bE? gro hospitals Pe e tor organiz Ss, W re @x- er of the House of Repre- and John J. Hurley. gatives, City Committeeman. he policemen, a5 well as Speah The | Committeeman rivantage of Services of white pected to join in the campaign as it rt a” : n Medical Specia.is's progresses : s . . . “a : “ ' - . \fany Neo] atone i ans «pA +’ a Yeste * a ; - ‘ha Educatior ai Com- J . mubiican ehange, preferring an independent. mittee of the Eighth District, red- - eration of Women’s Cluhs, indorsed - : ied - “ , vir and ‘a , hat politics or polit- ’ entered into the -rt their interest Do a | . os “ers ‘A a aad BEG at & ‘ ’ ia resiqaentiai) Ss er + pm Oka ¢ ] " = 7 m~oemier Ye ne enti Tact ani urg* 4 fea Eneas Ge 5 GM. Frank Carter, committee | lubs to encourage voting, About | Discounts of 333% to 50% Are Featured on Last Season’s Sample Line ley, deny ‘ . rae ans | ss ll ‘ , :3ded in the + ‘? $27 Value, , FILLED REFRIGERATOR § Priced @ | ie This Side-Icer, $80.00 >A6 22 § 216 10 | Value, Spectal at SIZE ARGE-SIZE OLD | » re gistere ] vote, vw {}] hea entitled s» who made affidavits were . John Stephensmeter of the welica Street District Detective Giz ee oe | \ . y a Jeer ge E. Upton of the De ; . District and Charles E formerly served under in the Deer Street tion, said the campaign promises | . shouldn't be treated like scraps ballot on the question and a ma /or- $89 Value—Priced at $59 SPECIAL Clean-Up Sale of the well- ’ é. | 7‘ ~ry * * ¢2 4 we & ‘3 chairman, declared he would lve 19,900 women are inci nfiu Y .. ; ° o OF iT4 , y. : P 4 4 Up ‘fr tha pledge Gq f t ray bon i {ss rs ‘membership of its affiliated ‘ bul Ss and ass ¢ 7 ‘ 4a 4 ~~ ~ & ‘ 4 . i ’ oS . : : ** #: : ~* Tt") ; lartionn -4)] > necia!l J a : - . 7 a onptain justice or . campaign for a separate Negro i fie election will be a &8&peciai : ; y e ‘ Be OS yes 28 x ea a Se Se [25 See . Se , 6 ” rely was ) #e oe ; ; , . . it} ¢,) Va? * a nosition the ; - a’, icted man Their affi- 2 hospital, even if the other loca- me, With the tax propgysimion til Je & ™ 7? I if VH TE E / EI = convicte pepe i] d 4 ’ | + > vr, ; 5 7 ry* : . + le yf W ? tion were mora ecr nomica! HI Trt oniy thing ii) he consi ler: i i ak- éé IBSON 9 \ I N M COR vits were not ta x @ni unti t 0 . a ~ , , Pe | aaa | "THIESE are the most sensational Refrigerator é Gibson Re- values of the vear. ‘‘Gibson’’ make, all frigerator made . known large-size ‘White Frost” round i Py . i ® . Retrigerators with re- rated by Hurley. | » appeal will be ré heard be- the Supreme Court en bane, if; motion filed today by Attorney- | is granted. The entry explained, dissension Mm white enameled, both inside and out. Genuine of solid oak cork filled. These 75-lb. Refrigerators will ® with enameled | food chambers OG. SO EN SS oO “? » volving shelves. Choice give years of service. Thev have the patented + Be , ‘rT c t* . fs P , = ae } Gibson Ice Trap’’ and are built compact. 3 and cork-filled of samples in blue, gray \ or white enamel. ? : throughout. $3.00 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments * “6 Sag SYREN RETNA OPTS NRE HR HRS Ca $1.00 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments meral ‘“,;entryv i wan 6k, O aynse tnere Was of the court which ’ sion r mied the rehearing, two mer- | the rehearing and Towone scence ieriiniaanemntialiaaienaneeaiel edition imehecedieinnetceeiereemeemneedietaeeaeiaiceaiaeinovinnedimaaastaatininnastbuiasmatieaduinianentgnstmeennanantintemaame meanmemceanad AS “ + ~} “ of * . “4 es = 99 > a xs éé . 99 ° . eee - Photograph. Bilt-Rite” Cabinet Gas Range | | The “Ariel” Oak Kitchen Cabinet A a EL 6 ‘| Bt of Jan. 3, 1924, when Roy h. a chauffeur forthe Mound FINISHED IN STEEL GRAY : -- H S70 Value—Priced $ -o4 | at the Unton for..... —_— | HESE Cabinets are made of solid oak and in the latest steel + gray finish. They are completely equipped with all the latest ALL STEEL GRAY ENAMEL i ‘a A wel $110 Value, for Our $ do February Sale at.-...., == i ARGE Cabinet Gas Ranges. constructed of cast iron | and of steel gray enamel throughout. They are the | i feur | Laundry, reported that three ' | i devices, 3 if | { ‘id him up at Glasgow and | avenues at 7 o'clock and with 33809. riillon photographs of sev- | = R police characters, including | “ of Baldwin, who had been ar- Boys’ VF 12 times on various charges for Washington’s Birthday CHERRY BONBONS-—even if the original tree was cut down... Patriotic Stick Candy ... Assorted Sunday Candy Special | + 4 lY A bs : # * Se & a % s. y ee | “ : >» i> a | ’ ~- le } Tino . - ’ . ‘ r . ate . ? 4 AY arn 9 ¢% i Nut Bars and Assorted Chocolates. efficient Bilt-Rite make and each Range has a large iluding snow “whit porcelain top. They are compact ‘ ; convicted. were shown to |i an Pe | 18-inch oven and broiler; four gas burners. and expertly constructed. aid he selected sma : ; | , | : —Balance in Easy Payments ee e of the) ean res 1 f I-Ib. box 50c = 2-Ib. box $1 ee ence in Bany Payenints ) | iene Aiea nas that of ne oe ee 2% 7 e inal x Baldwin was not imme- jj; raven. Se * | ited oy police, but | dolce: no. >o Rats $70 Values, Choice of S OO ) wi Hy i, Cnton for...... By nay “Taye i wt, . wes Tan Fitts, GF. 2... .. ‘gs . . : . 6 ~m es } aes + } +30? 7) t r . e — i © de Da , a ae - . . ‘ ad ? ~ OFry ‘)»’ rravy., V4 1TH} multe Je a,72i541 0° C3 in @* 3 }+ 7 ~ e ‘ > ‘ F + } hi i ~ - : as ad er é remy ~ e —— - : ‘ ‘ : r ansas H TE Me 4 eS , () i Yh? it° ai caiitat chi ‘ aiaaa a5 4 _* Wail J wea ( i Iie er PTul TanHies ig furnisnie | with 4 ¥ Blue Limited’’ is at- a mcs rts aerated ; entive. Their efforts ° eir eo ae ¢ $4.00 Cash Delivers a Suite—Balance Monthly § Health! The mimeral baths are famous for their cur- pe $1 Cash, Balance in Easy Payments r add much to the ative powers; they renew strength and vigor in run-dowa sures of thetripto Cee bodies. Hot Springs is the home of the ‘healthful Moun- P | and wor tain Valley Mineral Water. nadie 2 HI ee @ Rest! The bracing springtime climate soothes tired ye The fast 6 hour afternoon from 28 train with the world’#fin- half at est equipment. Other ser- © at convenient hours. , _ The New | B : f nerves; vides a fitting environment for those secking rest and quiet. ween, ’ q Pleasure! Rolling golt courses are in splendid condition: there are mountain trails through pine forests for riding and hiking. There's a diverse, congenia! social life. a a seers ad ORS Vee RIT Ay HN, inane DRERR (a Split: Skeet Sigrews is ; . + et ; Easily Accessible Biue ) imited’ Pon ‘eke Leaves St. Louis | durable . *-* 12:20 moon. Washington Ave. 12:38 pm m Arrives Chicago. CL ewood Station . 6:32 pm q Direct over-night service to the Springs. Through drawing-room sleeping cars. DAILY SCHEDULES Lv. Se. Louis ‘Sunshine Special) 6:45 pm. Ar. Hot Springs 7 000 arn. . "pest PRS ” _— =" - = ate area REE Bi AE BP eras leh Neate Ca eae ‘s - prt e . o . we « , The “Elizabethean” — The “Ad hemi oT Oe can SON agg RE ge ras >> es y . . : ™~ o , ‘ e e Ly. Se. Louis (Hox Springs Spects!) 9:05 pm. Pen-Piece Huguenot VW y~ s S F , Ve 7 ly 37) . : Le. Se Lowia nce Soraar See) 9:05 pn. fen-Pi g alnut Dining-Room Suites Four-Piece American Walnut Bedroom Suites fh safew.Ssront3em Men! @ Tickets and reservations at Tower Grov ee Te % Wabash Ti Union Station or City Ticket Office, sI8 N. S2bho Values, for Our > 00 S150 Value for O S OO ) Broadway odd teem Col Broadway (Main 1000 . February Sale at * = tg ere for “96 % " “a Union Stat; pp YyY sale a 3 . — . aii ation « + + or ask february Sale at...... = ¥.L. Mx Nally, Division Pant aa pa . | S™ssenger Agent, 1450 Rail- 28 to & WF. Miller owes pele: dried: -i.mish Pining Suit*és are exceptionalls ell made and Le OUR-PIECE Bedroom Suites, fashion: mine stately Adam period and beautifully finished @ ; Way Exch. \ ' | a Div amon Merona Age: > JUR es ipe z ee a 7 ne targe Putret with silver compartment; china cabingl F American walnut. Bow-end bed a » chifforobe, 1: ree aes and vanity, a handsomely 4 (Ale S787: and nart MISSOURI PACIFIC R.R CO. . re Wil Ta] , O host chair, complete this Suit: decgrated. are included 7 wile Patlwey Exchange fur! : | : See ~ $12.00 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments : $7.00 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments St. Louis, Mo.

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oti... - Senet cae en Se ae mre. Le ee ee ADVERTISEMENT ne, The sudden hoar the a, o the niewe™ warning of croup. tiling ewiftness and ae wt delays are dangerous. One pene. Dor. brakes Gleseco rellewes om 15 minutes—without vomiting - by doctors and druggists: 500 worth $50.00 at2a.m - ° of yo May oe PEGE AN ROE ween een ——) yery comforta- Basement le of shings e Line SON” SIDE-ICER ————. = a _— = - ae ot es —— ———— — ae Yt cn ' ae ee - —— ie —— 7 | | ‘ =_ = — h—Balance in Easy Payments "ace binet p e latest steel all the latest are compact ts EUM ART RUGS lt eal’ nude a Sty - cs s, at only $9.45, Balance in Easy Payments tian Breakfast Suites a mann Co., of St. Louis MARK: When Croup Comes at Nighfart TH BAFFOAVITS Sp PUCE FOR the th ee, ya a nae — REE. | ITED MAN i . cucht by Jones Parker ad Committeeman. me three policemen who made avits which helped to get ne before the meg me court for Sylvester Baldwin 46 —m $, P.ate wted@ highwayman, did so at request of Jones H. Parker. Meeker of the House of Repre- | setives, and John lican City Committeeman, be policemen, 8S we!! as Speah Committeeman Parker and ey deny that politics or polit- influence entered m, ond assert their interest | ely was [to obtain justice for » convicted man. The ir affi- yvits were not taken until two rs after the crime was com- ted. hose who made affidavits were John Stephensmeier of thi selica Street District ,Detective ve E. Upton of the Deer .¢ District and Charles E Bn. who formerly served under phensmeier in the Deer Street trict, but has resigned and is - conducting the saloon at 5 North Sarah street, formerly Merated by Hurley. e appeal will be reheard the Supreme Court en banc, if notion filed today by Attorney- yeral Gentry is granted. The tion was filed, Gentry explained, dissension in court which two merm- aring and be- leeeddatitieieacae ate muse there was sion NO. 2 of the iInted the rehearing, Mee favoring the rehi ie opposing it. Identified Photograph. me Case had its inception on the mof Jan. 3, 1924, Roy Mh,achauffeur forthe Mound Laundry, reported that three pheld him up at Glasgow and uis avenues at 7 o'clock and wed with $30. illon photographs Me police characters. when of sey- {including 112 times on various charges mand he Baldwin's raph as that of one of the selected fly located } Hurley's saloon and Baldwin according to Ne- who was preseni, ested that he was innocent. Rthe trial before Circuit Judge tihainer, March 5, 1924, Smit: ] 1A ° Baldwin, uve | nt ?) , hake baldwin. The latter, incidental- Was the only one ever brought a@ifor this robbery. His de- Continued on Next Page. Courteous Employees bien Yes sir—every one on the Wabash “Banner ‘Blue Limited” is at- "entive. Their efforts ~ ’ “d much tothe res of the tripto » Thefast6s peris (jTeesey ‘ j Val *« y Payments | comers at Convenient hours. Union Station S#hington Ave. 13-38 pm 4 Arrives Chicago ci oe Station . 6-32 prn : €@t Station . 6-37 pire born Stg -- 6:50 pm es 12:20 noon j pabash Ticket Offices— Unie Way and Locust and PL 0 Station + + + or ask Rescen cNally, Division “a poet Agent, 1450 Rail- y Exch. (MAin 4980). JABASH —ceten = SO neat i A Their Statements for § | civester Baldwin Were J. Hurley, | into the. of Baldwin, who had been ar- | never convicted, were shown to | i that he was wanted was left | a Cassimeres and Baldwin was not imme- | homespuns in § 90 by police, but erays, tans and a browns loose COA LS. one pair ’ lined kKnick- mied hig positive identification | HICAGO|] NR Ne e-em A Corduroy Gabardines trp i. t Mothers! Here’s a Chance to Save One-Half! Clothes! OUT THEY GO! =] Boys’ Suits & O’coats | Suits With 2 Pairs Pants { Suits oO gray, 50 * |5 dd, vgs f I tan and prown mixtures, with two pairs of lined Knick- Overcoats of dark ers, and medium colored Scotches in the favored belted models. Broken sizes 6 to 18 vears. (Street Floor) ¢ Boys’ Juvenile Overcoats iy (BX Boys’ Lined One-Pant Suits. Extra Values at » mendered at the Deer Street war ft be on ogg tiv tatlored Stvlish little Overcoats in bea- Mon on Jan. 6, 1924. and . finishe d All sizes ‘from 6 peveplen a hinchillas and Rees WOON idwin and other prisoners, to 18 years (Street Floor) me fe “nae ee lager | Aeieagy rege RP brought before Smith who Out they go at S288. _ Be ed Baldwin as one of the rob- (Street Floor) Boys’ Overcoats and Two-Pant Suits Boys’ Overcoats and Two-Pant Suits Suits of all- spuns Cassi- e woolens it the 10 meres and == fa shionable . Scotches with ves \odels —— re | pair of long with & pair of and short long ind a pants or two. lined knickers. pair of short Overcoats of warm woolen bea- pants or two lined knickers vers and meltons. Sizes to Overcoats in ulsterette and iS years. (Street Floor) full-length models. Sizes 8 to , (Street Floor) Boys’ Wool 2 | 55 ae Boys manedgn c ' Lens Pua Knickers.. fi TT nine «Se i ASH PURCHASE Open Saturday Until 6:30 P. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH [wWaNTS- ~ me ee ee ee - — —_—-— - - ~~ —_— LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, a . 7 ve Md | S mean cash in YOUR pocket. Wise men and women buy” } elothing for cash. The growth of our business is a great tribute to the sta- bility of St: Louisans—we sell only for CASH—we save you credit losses— bookkeeping and collectors’ expenses—we obtain big cash discounts by our spot cash purchases—we conduct our business on an economical plan and 7, every penny we save we put into greater values. — you become acquainted with “Weil” values you'll join the group of wise men my who buy here! o*.*e? ore o*e%e?.™ 0.6. ete%s%a? ee ee . o*, efeletetas. M. oo ata te tet ate 26% on Ce Caetan® 2. 0.0.6. 6.6 6-6 6°68 4% oe tote t atest. to tle le lere bla Pe er Pe Pe et Pe =» ° a tet, 0. 9~ 6 70-6076 58" 4 ve od pe pet pt er Pt a ed Se » 96°, 0.0 .0.0- 8-6-8 ‘oe bt be ba be be a 2 2658 & © gr oe? ee %e*® “EBRUARY 19. 1996" —_———- = am oe os enn pee een ti aD — — — - — gle A Regrouping of Garments _..Another Deep Cut in Prices. ..to give more room to the contractors who are markable values. \ one-half, ota PoP eee So bat eee Tora bet a STORE. S. 2. "i e-.ae ee eae . . $11 Suits or Overcoats.. oe wee ee a*e LOT NO. 1 | BASEMENT Weil's '—Aetnu: THE SUITS come in tan. Look what a Five Dollar Bill will buy at Suits and Overcoats at $5!! THE OVERCOATS and in sizes 35, 36, 37 and 38 only. 79 in ‘‘salftand-pepper LOT NO. 2 BASEMENT 4 $20 Su LOT NO. 3 Out They Go at |Out They Go at Caos simeres eng epoca 5 fi spiendia "qd in da gui bad Wooilens “HiSO ° _* . ee Bat i . : a shades ana =—= desirab! }> «hk t ‘ @ | ms tees Saran ' Miade to egiat mm - “ Y etand hard PRPori i ‘ wear. -,zes 4 ii ; from 28 to 42 aist. Save about sturdy worsteds Vil sizes ~~ 4 ~- i ~ = . h hai it $1.75 treet Floor Street Floor. Out They Go at Out They Goat #e - re. > ~- 1PANTS! Out They Go! . ° ¢ - ro A LOT NO. 4 Second Floor Sie LOT NO. . > 2 "Kk a Ti d 4 i oy ‘ ™ =» $ 15 : . d = 'm § co pr! is, . yer e i cehades and 2 plaids ana ‘ an rh x tu res = i . ¢ @ Re. mi . i excellent Pure 1 oolens * | 4 , = s meres, i ? 3 pine ms ee es tar i my and n nee . koe . - 1 on o . . , Md d / beotemes and cteds. Come In all sites fo: (OY Men's Fine Weave All-Wool $5.79 Second Floor i + ore ci 1} . WA ss meh ana young men. = seal k'loor. Street Floor. lue Serge Pants eis Oe ee Caay ‘ | va Men’s Veavy Silk -Trimmed Pants, $2.75 $12.79 , > a ible-breast 1 6 tn waist: wide Mien 1 and narrow ~~ = models: genuine crave- and nar@rs ? (3 mattis i sizes 1? “we (on & woole : nae a ® 29 - 46. ee $ L.ta Basement Rasement. Men’s Water- proof Wind- breakers o4 . chest 4.75 Hasement, N. W. Co r. Eighth and Washington Ave. . : EL $50 Suits or Overcoats Sizes 33, 34, 35 and 36. Out They Go at $5! its or Overcoats THE SUITS are tailored of cheviots, tweeds and cassi meres in both the conservative and English models tha young men like! —full belted—half belted—plain models! such wanted materials as tweeds, cheviots, meltons am kerseys. Sizes 32 to 44 chest. Out They Go at $10! $30 Suits or Overcoats Big burly all-wool Overecoats! Smart staple Overcoats! New tubular Overcoats! Classy double- breasted Overcoats! All $15! AND SUITS! fabrics—cassimeres, tweeds, cheviots and worsteds—all the A. Real Sensation! and all sizes 31 to 46! Come in Friday and Out They Go at $15! newest styles pick ‘em out« $40 Suits or Overcoats $ Many of These Suits Have 2 Pairs of Pants Men! Just wait until vou see these wonderful val ues in 2-pants Suits in the favored single and dou ble-breasted models—one-pants Suits splendid woolens—of a weight suitable for year ‘round wear of —Tuxedo Suits of pure worsteds with finest silk trimmings—Overcoats of warm plaid-back and through-and-through woolens—Topeoats in the fashionable light shades! Out They Go at $20! Many of These Suits Have 2 Pairs of Pants In this limited space we can t begin to deseribe these fine quality hand-tailored garments. All we can say is, just compare them with any $50 Suit or Over coat in the city! Regulars! Stouts! Stubs! Conservatives! Young Men's! Youths’! Single Breasted! Double Breasted! Out they oy at S25. Slims! EK’ RE building this rreater Weil Store for YOU ; an ‘ ° ‘a ‘ ° . doesn’t matter if you are a banker—or a bricklaver : ‘a broker or a bookkeeper—a_ president ofa big corporation—or a laborer—the greater Weil Store will be ay serve ALL St. Louis. Every man and every woman—aims to save—but many are misled —‘‘charge accounts’? — “‘hudget systems’’— unnecessary expenses, this store stands out distinetly—not alone in St. Louis—but in the United States—as the greatest value-giving clothing establishment. The fact that we're forced to nearly double our space to take care of the greatly increased demafid for our service proves that the publie endorses our policy — and and brown tweeds and cassimeres—sport and Norfolk styles mixtures, gray mixtures and overplaids THE OVERCOATS offer a wide choice All tailored o! All kinds of building the Greater WEIL lequately equipped to by ** appreciates our re- SUITS AND OVERCOATS POR MEN... cceiss. Ae Yate MEN ...-FOR YOUTHS YE’RE clearing away our stocks...making room for the workmen who are buuding the greater WEIL store...giving them all the space they need to rush the alterations, And how comes the big FINAL CUT on over 3700 men’s, young men’s and youths’ Overeoats and one and Suits— Winter and Spring weights—dark. mediym and light patterns -everything Come Saturday! d two pants at savings of fully if TT grav Come $ ‘* ‘ Men’s Plaid | Lumber Jacks $2.88 Men’s Yellow Slickers ... $3.33 ("ordi oy colle rs wit® f rdur e a ’ large tan and hrown ‘athe Traps. Sizes . , en a: oe = overplaids. Sizes 36 to 34 to 4° . $ to 4 sé (Basement.) (Basement.) Choice of Boys’ Very Fine Wool Overcoats | $10 7 toe 37 > u =i ZesR, (Street Floor.) | it é taney fixtures”’ é . . at a) . : : trading stamps’’—by eliminating these PAGES 25—44 I “ 0 | - r ~~ eo me - a * _ = ” — Bape ders zs eee eee iS Serat emits a Nt i ss : yr mete be v w tet ~ a aa de ah. 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ST. LO! ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH ) ‘ ee Ee m4 > , eae FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19, nett ee . oR 26 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . mis yo mk ’ SAM: lag ol kis pte ag . hea 8 > 7” " ety im pos | ye Sho, . J . * f e Cita 8) 4 5 . eal Mien, DAR ae a Me, 32 wee tae Meee aes. . svi Pe Aig ry tar ae vibe wee m ey , a ot wn ip _— ~~ OE opting as we, “- i ee - Nt ne . rho ame 4 7 " . & “ ’, . - S : . tee ge i rie __ADvan PARK your f — ee GUaUTUNUV WeMuUe Ve Ueveueuwueveusesdeuuusuy nae N | U T oO S | hdbbtht dA DAAPESLELIL IST ELTITITECTILELEL TTT TET = « > Hees: . tions signed by his counsel, Speaker Ii — : Open Until 5 P. M. ge AS LONG AS THIS FELLOW a oii cas anything but pe - Sth al ‘take down Christmas auaiee was Parker, was forfeited. Then } ae 3 : M New Offices Is VERY DAY Saeaiie and sweet ma = the meant E. CORNER be THREE AFFIDAVITS ne the saloon at the time Sm ler became active, and reamed 2} y ou W il] Like N V di ‘s E . CoN ORE THROAT: hardiy walk across the room, + a Space for 200 Cars onde h, >| 10us is | Ban 7% have been in my grave bed. . ffidavits from Smit #8 3 comma ¢ Nationa! $3 toda ij : . BY POLICE a ‘sa res ee unish meter, ee eee ee 3 Easy of sat et handsome = accurate and ? pe dy cs = ( on ™ ' S > . wer & s kk suffered with Omach 7 ee _|ment, at five “appealed and the vid E. Bisir and Judge J.T. Whix [B time-saving equipment—plus DE Sn tessnen Geer oe Leone WAY r feel now 1 ef aa ined errr 4 “testimony ,The case was Dec. 22./vid E. Blair anc ; ang A ] ice Bl St. Between ” OWN adn prepa ratl . guns 4 fense, supported by the tes “ei e Court, on he bond forfeiture : > Sonal service. “ia D | harmless preparation thas gue + d/State Suprem et aside the 3 | Tot of Hurley and Hurley's > ssaeobe and | oe affirmed the conviction and/s tion of the conviction an Hi be without adequate vtston I will | Beak Wen srenety” i. veral customers of Hurley's ia-/last, a Baldwin could not be affirma hearing, with Presii- 5 In order that no one may h spherical lenses for $5 ie on wes an alibi—that he was ee a 1d his $7500 appeal bon : a x ates F. Walker of LDi- furnish a Collegiate frame with sp ; . ley io located ar , ing Judge , helping Hurley and Mrs. Hurle: ivision No. 2 dissenting. ; tarrhal mucus from the ia ] TONSILINE = allays th e {2 flammation : E FED i prac all ictically al bye Wel cae 7 H Wy OPTOMETRIST ger chief Justice ‘ ats é tt if iener recently sent to Ch akin hat e ee eeeroming bellet thet Celt aa LL LLY Smartly Tailored Suits : ht in the Machine— : | | [win was not npn vt ey Shond r cae atid Rig S s and Lifting | | | Judge Walker criticise ¢ va expertly man-tailored, tn tee aves Step | rt New ‘saying Baldwin, if innocent, egg = H Clean-Up Jaunty oe he r¢ sede S ° SALE! of Sma ‘not have been brought to tria “il — Saturday at | short-coate y . } i | Sergt. Stephensmeter told a Po | t Hats, while ee errr nen ss steam ain 4 SPECIAL | | ‘Dispatch reporter that Speaker | g: About 60 trimmed and spor Suit Salon—Third Floor | HO | | Parker called on him at his aan it they last. Come early for — $1 FER PR : last month and asked if he aaie = almost given away at..........0++.... OF y be willing to make eb yore | +: Fourth Pinciniblieiiinles e " ‘ec * ing what he kne E ie a: i d , 5 ially peed Stephensme wil bit ee a: * y] 1T S 11 Down Payment an pec willing, provided the affidavit \ his | a e Ses Priced at faatthorine ty oe ae Steph- | =: T S O . ' ‘authority a it before | MS T a , 00 R eler made the affidav t ; mi: . ’ | ST itnemnan Hurley, who is a: The A nnual Spring Sale of i Pe Week ‘notary public, | a: ° er ee . Y 5 | Went to Galoon.. A Fortunate Purchase : : . Stephené-| gw. . Ps . a In the affidavit, Sergt ned tolme :2 , LONDE LEATHER 'meler stated that he happe a: | Gas Bills | BROWN KID TRIMMED a io Hurley's saloon ve “ae ae 4. ” | With Your ; ‘Smith was held up an | a: | : at v | | ‘saw Baldwin — ae Bi Places This Beautiful, Large oul a decorations. Stephe {me : ene! mel . off duty and had a pres os © ll First Quality in $7.95, Capacity, Me ma : sold ~ , scuss a Du ; Bet " ur .mMom | es loon to discuss : : } A irs 2 e : | All Siz with a bricklayer who frequented — | 19 95 ane $2.50 Grades. Washe a ‘ . ge ‘s hw ote t . 24 to 8, B and C the saloon. a — =: pe ee om ° 1@s at | Ryan, tn his affidavit, tol the | JI0 Exceptional Valt Extra Charge If y 3 Three brand-new styles Sn tthe gndoon at the|m: ! No wash “ : ATHER | decoration: , ran also | @: “] a at Caen LEATHER; in materials as mentioned time of oa ae Gale a that = | © for Gas Heaters a 5 MED was 0 1loon to ob- | @3 oa ‘i . 4 BROWN KID TRIM ach one. £very he had visited © the sa ve | OS Sal wort, r pair made for 4s. satwer- in- law, a “policeman. lurley | @! JA): Loe 3 Pairs a £3 £ ‘made his affidavit before Hur - = | AN > e i e On Display at styling, qualiry and fit o | ne Hurley’s requess, but poner w: £ % | $4.50 ; rise prior solicitation by Speaker Park- a: Nam these Shoes will surp aoe told a reporter a: IS, THE LAC 7 r, 16 oi¢ g cox ' : oa / ‘ . At the low price of : oth Ryan and Stephensmeter | = w A Silk or Lisle Tops oe eam ; : ne oa Baldwin was the victim | mi Ce E AT ELEVENTH oN E DE LEATHER truly real values. gy el a " "a mistaken f{den-/|@ DP . k ear! OLIV ~ WN KID TRIMMED $3.95 y of a bum sig id have so testi. |B: A V les JHE Hosiery sale of the y ‘ Branch Stores wot c . Fb : : a : , P : the — asestateeds | ‘fied at his trial but “ere eS ee WA Both Dress and Sport Mov , A tremendous quantity toe Grand & Hebert Grar eee : - com — > | ‘Continued on Next Page. “2 = xa sheerest, clearest pe ss a 0% Cherokee & Califor rt | could produce are 1 El] tri ieee a . t uai- ' O.. 901 FRANKLIN AV. a: ATURDAY’S Spring Coat ord low price. Every cn Federal ec ‘ MODERN FURNITURE CO., it ill do well to see ity, every pair eo a bigest Insreeneneucenesseeneesenaunl ° Ba: shoppers wi | joned. Regular grades w ane — ‘i e: S u to sell — : $275. 00 Complete 8 Piece —t these new and clever model dinarily pay much more for hero is which were just secured at an in our higher-priced lines a : ; ie bl ice. Some | $2.50. A few of the score o - ma: unusually favorable price. to $2.50. de. atmosphere, ° & f the fabrics are listed below. shades are rose blonde, at: rs 8 | Consisting of large dresser, bow-en “ t a The selection includes the : | sa. gray, glow, gunmetal, black ib Pi . : 2 = . s : mo e o z , , ’ } it A forobe, vanity, Tt bench, spring and ma = as well as ~ on a ae esl } HARDW 4 . u: ; COliar errects, : — ee iB: with the new | in Floor—Sixth St. : "E tress. Special at. ‘i a: cape backs and pocket and sleeve re ‘Ya Berea # 1 1 Li | : : 3 4 te 7 ont = iP ef a: innovations. ; B | caneiscio ‘MAIL ORDERS SOL! ihe Pm a: one i — : " it | eR said | | a: : - Hl dis a: Cheviots 30 $ 3 5 Dresses : Mo bi loil S, * | me Se' = g: 4 | . ie ¢ SS im Plaid Sport Cloths : ’ ‘ } oO s O uy mow ef =, —— | + Covert Diagonals ) 5 Gal = $3. 95 at less i “ : —— SS { a Twillbloom : $ | A | ALY Hi ‘ ee a Lorcheen : CELLULOID | —- | ; y os ——S=— _ Novelty Checks : OT FOK Auto ¢ —— per 4 ae | @: . ° Heavy gauge; size of ce 98c ee A = + and Others : 20x50 inches, Der shee MISE Bese $1.00 | | = ee | os : , ee Solid ste : aes + = Re : dete DASH Special . a i fs ite a. Bt : of ee hy ae , 1: : — > | @: : ; one lid : “ OT . a A dozen new shades and oe ORE than a thousand oeangee beige oppor ; LIGHTS rly if ‘ A ; : . S, this beautiful Bedroom Outfit will indeed be a ‘oe i+ every cHrrect Styling. Many h : which was made to sell at the af fod than the price | | sl lete enday co oo) eS 7 couples contemplating housekeeping low price. The Suite is built of rich (@: touches of light fur on collars, oth- : rchase two Dresses for d A neat Dash yn aie: -38c nalln an ie aS To young outfit been offered at this {uzguenot finish i ouc: ° actually pu f the rainbow, an : with switeh and bulb —— if i 4 ? prise. Never before has “ae z oc cabinet woods and is finished in the popular Hug he ers with velvet or self-collars. : tunity a ry new Spring mode, all shades $35 des Kp ei | ! way er Boxe emast: el bf OUT — TAAL T TI TTT TT titTiritft . 5 : - . = ; ts oe 4 x | es pe G/N AR, 5 SRA ES og Fr ice a: : " § : ls S T11] le Oa peti ee a SORENSTAM ee aa a okies ee ak a. 3 : It ‘7 All Sizes ; Bat : MG a oy 8. S rt : . : nee , . O1Z | Extra A. Que OF Lae fa Sp, Ae 4 ‘9 a Including 9x12 Seamless = Swaqqer “Missy” Models in . Extra 1 1% , Ay: re Se Vag 3 Davenport ||| =: : : : Wag ; Size pe ‘ = x aS ea - iis % &. . . bs wear ? A full assortme t of pat ‘95 Size =) : od Sa 5 a aD Nis ig Table, End Table an re : : Proud are the ee the turgor Conta a4 : Specially — oy tae ie ° Ah . a eS vhs Pool ; =o bs s 4 € a at ane . rom ; AL ' ) Sie 7 A St Meee Ping, SOs Sl getty » Bridge Lamp, a : : Coats. Every style New collars, cuffs, new ith LICENSE "ATT AG HED co cell | 1426 g Ba NP ae AML 6 5 4 : ; is to be found on these. : develonmente iu Fa = WETHOUT (a4e=2 ae wer 7° e J 3 r i: " Saturday ast THE MODERN.” — R _ $16 2 . ley we bloomers, 2 to 6 with panties) cee ee eet bes Cee we 4 r I | Scooters iat - ea $95.00 All-Enameled | ee f : : | No. 767; . it ‘ go: : Q 5 : . = | : . £ . — = | oe | | : No. 770; | : 7 | > te aq : Teddies, Ete. |§ f) f.. 3 | No a6: we gal compare Gas | These =e ate benntifully - : ] DE CHINE Teé = | * 61.00 foregé stect nail 69c mange «it ny Wy ~ a . ~ . U Ss. Pat oa) j CREPE Ins in a . Povey iMere “pecial _—— er in one. Is finished in | finished in brown mahogany; =: oo eee BY WARNER | dies antion of sya a VISIT OUR DISPLAY OF ' a bani | pearl gray en- 1 mean — . : : ; large select! lar § @ . a be Hein ee alae Bese: strongly constructed and me « : E the : : teractive garment ever ia- | pe erlen*: eee ng | ‘tirebox and {s a guaran- ving to you at this 2. . OU’'LL have the newest oO . 2 HE most a If ou ; hades Sizes - an d sr ooker and baker, a large oa - : . h x if you : : vented to contro] the figure, y pastel . , men $3.50 rs Comes complete with high price. on ® new in sport Cc apeau e : : See) that @ “regular” corset 18 an unneces- misses and wo ° os shelf, glass rests and pipe. “t : choose these azure hairs, Visca . : sary burden, you will surely want one of | values. | . t : braids, timbo, bangkoks and others in : : these silken Girdles which round the rte 55 a ra te this vast collection. Both large and : : into a desirabie eontour with — 3 $ i Sa £ rn a: = small head sizes and every wanted comfort. f “aie oe | . : . , ,~ YY OF ° : iF : a: Others 89 95 fo S Ye MY) : . ae Balcon Broadway Main Floor—Broadway : = CENT H WA R E yi : : : : atcony— ' sae R Al ARD : RNI UJ RE r =: : Sport Section—Fourth Floor—Broadway : : en 7? FU Q. H ft 4 of ere Pr ° euceses veces wet eeceseee meme : ‘es — seesnase . =: ixth, Between Locust and St. Charlesiguun . W. er ES? Oe ND, Inc.—Broadway and Sixth, _901- 3 Franklin Av. N. Corn | aueeGeeeeeeeeueeesuaueae THOMAS W. GARLAND, eer aati ee

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OT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19, 1926. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 27 WA PARK your AUTO a | nee Ve Haye Boon in Sibiions at This Locaiion Sie 34 Year . | K Widow Gri les ‘for iy DAY and NIGHT _ During | CONVICTED MAN FELLOW ei nt eat anything bug A U T Oo g b+ Oo W at , | Continued from Preceding Page. | am errs raw enaed, they R \d- | he OAT and etn ont the le 1 N. E. CORNER Sth and Morgan oa tee tise a as ne seg-goett ; have been in my grave today 4¢ I Space for 200 Cars I te stify. As to this, Sigmund Bass, | * taken Mayt’s (one dose will | | the lawyer who defended Bald- when I did. When TI think how te id iw ‘in, becau-e of Speaker Parker’s Bi suffered with my stomach ang how » | {iIness, said he would have placed es L feel n ei en for joy.’ ' eomierss 4 1h jarrhal oe ; move Pr (pe sSEORURSRSSCSSSSEUSESSRRREOCREReeneEO, Stephensmeier and Ryan on the ' £4081 ,i@? prepara "i | — -” witness stand had he known they ie enerne the A 38 ; | N - or coal eee “oma the tntesting) | possessed the information disclosed | ts an stomach nee H in the affidavits. = pee yo ap ui IVE ST. / eeiicaMy aii 0 v | * pat Remedy © aiiinenis, inclu 1 nd titege Question of Identification. | 7 os a i & nm Mets hen cod re SIO eT RR or Oleg som * ee oe Nene 2 me hcote 04 eg Ae 76) fA » Fa) ly paleviatton = epost igelta ever we ‘ ee See ee Ung appendicitis, RLIEVE IT | will convince or money ye oo 9 : E The affidavits of Smith, the’ . : ye E i. vilson Drug Stores, we «The World S Finest Electric Washer 4g prosecuting witne and Deteétive = . , & mn | Wal srt Drug nd druggists everywhere. Upton were solicited and attestec . 7m ~~ s ; : ith GAS HEATER by Speaker Parker. Smith, who § S ; : os laa Saeaugge : ae : Wi identified Baldwin at the trial. | & . . “~s de stated in the affidavit, ‘‘Some- times I feel that he (Baldwin) | . i That Heats the Water ° is one of the men, then at other pmartly Tailored Suits the Machine— ) times I fee] that I may be mis- Right in : Ao rs taken.’ Upton’s affidavit told of tweeds, expertly man-tailored, in New Saves. Steps and Lifting p/ the ‘surrender of Baldwin and his | pated styles. A special /) protestations of innocence when | identified by Smith. | —— SPECIAL ae . | Baldwin's case was prosecuted | by Assistant Circuit Attorney Bow- | FFER a ;cock. Circuit Attorney Sidener re- ’ 0 : cently wrote a letter to Justice § V e . ; A) ae Bair stating that he had reviewed | Foe er ™ 1ece e a en ort ul nN 7 irls . the evidence im the case and had! §mall Down Payment and ae - | | concluded that Baldwin was inno . cent. This letter was’written aft | er Smith's affidavit’ had been' 200 $25—C li hi Wy h 00 pee ‘n to Sidener by Speaker Park- wv Regular $ Save ip 1S This Coupon Is ori _§ @ We will deduct $25 from the price of any Davenport Suite you select If you —— epee pon at the time of purchase. All g roods marked in \ ea i Bs ag ka Pe ne hei. Sabon Eee ee ee er, ee oe Jos dnt cei eel eke ne aa Oat i ye ; . ~ Me gE hin ell ros a Bae en een ee “a ee ad Fo» Neild hak cgatten ~ tette ik . d P OW s.« o_o eo Fe ° Bin od e ¢ al Fits sis in ohidhcasechaiing. Say yah hidiebed ab 4 sie tademn poace oe Sar pe z or pe nig spring Sale of er, who formerly was an assistant | / fi to Sidener i Value for . oupon, Bring It to Per Week | The next step for the Supreme | ) Court will be to decide whether to | plain figures sniengy tis the conviction or grant .) Goldman Bros. 2, - : y G Bill sgh triai. Ef the ‘aye is remand- a With Your Gas Dills .ed for a new tria ‘“ircuit Attor- + E M hl P ney idence esi: maa aun $10 Cash—Balance in Easy Monthly yenene/ ‘ : at which this copper- |) Presse it, thus freeing Baldwin. ‘ Places This Beautiful, Large PP ———— n i T . BOOO00000004 04 S ‘ ss SS » SS eS De eS eS ee ee rr esi, Sale, wg pe eS eee re ee ee ee ee i sector on See toe tal age ae met oe. J > 3 eS a pS a : im De ae No Wiser oe naan? ving, ORE Art! oe a > Ogle ar ioe eh iale hav % i os ne oe Catalin, Aon i had recommended it. fa chairs have carved frame whic! The bill will abate the $12.000.-| TH adds to the beauty of this Suite On Display at | 600 sult against the Ford Motor | ; Do not buv until vou see this 'Co., which is pending in the Fed- | : : THE LACLEDE LI HT era Courts. A large part of the | Kroehler Suite, and remember e | discussion on the bill was cen- | your $25 coupon allowance. tered around this suit, which | OLIVE AT ELEVENTH _ Central 3800 speakers declared had done much ; harm to. Afississippi. Blue Bird a Branch Stores — kniildiese a ; Pa ee Se le: . Grand & Hebert Grand & Lafayette : he ene ogee - ee ’ Dinner Set ‘ : ee | wy es Cherokee & California ‘preventing an attempted jailbreak Included , hs | by nearly 100 Chinese from the Federal Electric Co. | French municipal jail, opened fire. killing five and wounding 11. One MEESRERRRER ECE REE RRR RRR RRR REE policeman was iniured x nate .) a aT GOLDMAN BROS. }. aly | e i A : .S 2 m~S _—w es =. eee ‘ . “4 Screen Wire | Sineh — fast cutting stone, rae ; f Be ' | \ . |; Salarpe ns c ui¢ kly ; 4f- PY t f + a 2 : Remnants from last year’s stock. | : bh. and ; 3 } SS 54,5 = oe 4 ‘ i \ / ‘ . / } >t é ~ . A . ~ 4 _ 9 . P 4 ” , ; a P . = . t. > 35 Dresses Buy now for your Spring needs | — at less than half price. 9 Gal. ARCTIC $3. 95 BLACK, | “Combination =e nea per square foot a as wad =” GALVANIZED, CELLULOID per squure foot | 12-inch Steel blade FOR Atio CURTAINS | COPPER, | with square and miter ted 2 Clip - | | : / ; Heavy gauge; size of sheet 98 a Special $1.00 Pruning Shears | 2x50 inches. Per sheet ’ = ?|Big Reductions on Sample and Demonstrator Phonographs te —", Is per square foot head will ded This Coupon; Bring : ) *6) | Solid steel. | ? autiful Frocke—every one of iihdlti ote tomas) YY ‘Special BREAST DRILL it to Goldman Bros. t the higher prices. An oppor eee LIGHTS | 3- Ply Roofing Paper Paws & Wonderful values; THIS SIDE FOR Dresses for less than the price me ; | 10S square feet to the roll; mill mee i . cman good tone, finish and RADIO all shades of the rainbow, and m fj A neat Dash Light. complete jemds; complete with Wt . = — “MT a CO, — If : ‘Qh | cd Seaton ee : =) = _— —— 38c jnails and cement eS: | > o } A isin, =| HLM ha | Tan akin 1 WOT & Mansalp. 2 | : the $25 to $35 grades. | ; : 7. | i ! ee ie | = Mh EE ih | sure to see these big | $1.00 Razor Blade YY =a, ae UTTAR TED apd = | . Takes all size round shank bits up to } iM a lig | or | Wil 1] 4 values. Dress Saleon—Secend Fleer uidiien Light | Stroppers kage — better drill a3 89 ickel-plated, complete | Sharpens nll makes razor 79c on pla Ra Bin: ihe a Shi: “With switeh and 59c [hindes; speci: nl ee ; 4, _ + y | re —— = Y ¢ icra spe , ll rah H ih | 12 Phonographs | $20 Battery Chargers | STEEL oT : a is ee ~o2 Sy — $32.50 ia ie | The famous Valley charger for | ‘y 5 4 ‘ i 3 F OUR : -at i . niall | ) . Aluminum is ise 7 aeive $13. 85 | acne ae ae ‘—— Ny ; ee 4 | a 3 em rg |] | : . = ar == 7; . ie | cb masa genuine leather case; $3 %@ : “t j y : : —— ® Rec icea® “Petters ond se | _ | 4-Pc. Bedroom Suite ee 12 Conscles 12 Latest S-le-tions ce Oo . i - ; * : ‘ > rel female 25c $2 Pere ¥ Bie Bias Has lar as chifforobe and a Blue Bird CENSE ATTACHED TO COIL LAR | “IZ ' & sturdy dependable Brace with en- Ma This Suite is extren ely attractive ~~! design, apie’ and finish. aes args oe singe 69.00 Dinner S , . SSE ITHOUT A HARGE | | closed esi er fully $1. 45 me sige Ds por an a in hatbox aoor, beaut riple mirrors, iarge dresser alu e ° aygaeee TANT oe SEATS | a naan nat —--—— a bow-end bed. A regula » $185 value, on spt ect al Av ee ‘ E=4 3-Way Electric | | | 60 Seamus $8 li en ae Easy Monthly Payments | $1 Cash—Balance Easy Monthly Payments Sockets, 49c 4 , x | Assorted sizes; on. epee fal - | : ey | 2 errno S | Set of Wood Bits {I & 7 | , P — ee en om GOLDMAN Electric te «hoe ge ~ | i | white enameled with ting; sizes ‘4. *s. % 2.19 Sockets 25 n sepa conting of pyrolin which and 1 inch. Special | a , keeps the seat always white anil sas Bdowstk 7 sanitary. Regular $8. 39 S2. 00 —y ema Scooters desirable colors; $1. 45 £12.00 value § A fine quality outside Paint; all gallon ® Strongly made with ; _ . double = ise steel VE AD* BENCH VISE A 5 rr eae 6 ~/ ai : AAS, coo, sree. teri fares gz SS 2 (o_——— Batteries | .céime a | Soot {\ i" ? A eo 2S” all 2 | 4 eee Liberal Latra Special! i | : ~they last longer Bek cee: | e a \ = ; iw Allowance : No. 766; 2212 volts : => BH | al for Your : ‘ No. 767; 45 It hing 19% : : | copulate |) (8g No. 770; 45 volts, heavy, $3.75 || AisF Wites Sikh Soe eH wish Gaaitn- Prook heeciee me Simmons Bed, Spring and Baer: a > . ée . ~ 00 ft. reed steel soit : ; No. 486; 45 Vey ex. heavy, $4. 50 | Ssisel"s vse. wl tg “ 73-65 3.65 4 Brown FE ros ‘ - Paelection of sty We 3 * Decorated Breakfast Set Buck’ vas Range Mattress, Complete large selection of styles See pastel shades. Sizes for Regular $35 Value—B8lue Bird Dinner Set and trims. All the popular : VISIT OUR DISPLAY OF UP-TO-DATE PLUMBING FIXTURES é misses and women. $3.50 | | : Bathroom Set Tea c Blue Bird Dinner Set Included Included values. | SS Complt« with fittings, — 4 | : g SHOW N- sas? ares =. A «) nbst antl: il ? nen po 1 Sas wre $ tb: : r $66.50 , y | | ae sada wa four chairs 75 |. Bed including a heavy Spring an of SS —. a ee ee ———— brown stai n-proof finish; d corat ed se and fit 1e \Ia itiress fT rake this an — —_,, ° ~ BNE ARNEL = SAAN IE BEN LER LIAN I it NOON AO BAT 5» 2-Inch renuty al id _— bi or . “and black. Beaut} kK 1 Si | | ' gold ana . bl oa value it , | construction are combined in au . | FF Ave ae oe aa, mae e $1 ‘Cash—Balance $1 Cash—Balance Monthly Payments Main Floor—Broadway bie de is in a0 a $27.95 : | $3 Cash— $3 Monthly Monthly Payments Ree | mE ee at GOLDMAN BROS., 1102-04-06-08 OLIVE ST. . t. Charlesiawwwaeensanmace>ee

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$1.35 BED — Seamless, Bieached, Size SIA%0 inches 89: i 30c PILLOW . . . ~ © %, @ ~*. « . by Ue at ad prime Berit. Nae roF ty: ; % re , r edie ai - in wa ~- " 4 . a « . we? “ = ‘ " sad “$ ‘ ; : ee bia j i . ere ee aE I er ae Se etc ae ee tn NO en Te ab RE ANOLE RE, NR We ai Aah te ne a ce ah Cacia a peer neiieat 24 ows ae oe ans fi ee . Ie sa ean Re “ a , = a " A OO Re aaa 7 fe eng ofp a oe owe ip oe , Me dosch é ; . ie es ° " DS See 4 we A> ys Me >. . > ** o,. 2% *,. +, @ wee Hs nse ¥ —- a : ‘ ); ed (,ood «ize, large, fancy s i patterns.... 433.50 0. D. WOOL SHIRTS, NEW_____ $2.45 MEN'S $3.50 to $5 DRESS SHIRTS. __ $1.65 -ivee NEW, ALL SIZES a ible soles. medium and broad toe atyles, aloo straight lasts; all sizes. Vd RS ae SE ee AR eR: aaa ag ME. ee een muy LARGE 1 pee I Be e “ns ™ - ¢ PF SRS ta Sa ss Se fe a3 . : ‘ P ¢ $1.50 STILLSON PIPE WRENCHES 4-INCH SIZE (,uaranteed forged steel: note our low . price. only snle Saturday MEN’S OXFORDS NEWEST STYLES, TAN OR BLACK VALUES UP TO $6.50 1g a Some of the ag Sere, best brands, on ES ae sale Saturday, ha Gee one day only, Ht re. in Bas'm'nt, yd. Lies Secs ot oF | Sosa 2 Hi @ {5c CRASH TOWELING, PART LINEN, Yd... Oc Hil g {5c & {8c UNBLEACHED MUSLIN, Yd. Wide, a - A large assort- 4 ‘ ment and new- = est patterns. fit 4 e cnaranteed! bi q : Extra pair ee : of pants to +4 + match suit.*. $2.95 if | 3 Mens S35 Wool Suits ' ‘| 2: 14.95 4 ae Batra Pants to 1 : a | match, $3.95 Hei Men's Suits, newest & best values up to $40... $17.95 4 ne Men's Suits, newest styles, values up to $45.. $19.75 ae Men's $35 Overceats, plaid backs, now.... $14.95 Hee. Men's $20 & $22.50 Overcoats, reduced to... $9.90 i ee Men's $13.50 Sheep-lined Coats, reduced to.. $7.95 4 : S Men's $18 & $20 Corduroy Sheep-lined Coats $9.95 oie $12.50 Corduroy Leather-lined Jackets... _... $5.95 +14; aie Men's $22.50 Leather Jackets, wool lined... $11.95 ed, fame Men's $18 Leather Coats, heavy wool lined... $7.95 va Men's $45 Leather Sheep-lined Coats, nw.. $24.75 ie 7 1 ae a Splendidly tailored of ; 34 ae atrong dark material, Mite striped and mix Bigs patterns, have 2 side Witaar , . 3 ia ae ‘2. bs t H ss iB = ; rk at 7: 1 © COP HR. Uehing oe a - Paglia ter Sone wit Geod size seamicas copper bew!l, fully guaranteed. Complete with cord and plu. fa 8 $1.50 Hair Clippers (00) Sat 88e $1.25 guaranteed Alarm Clock: 79c » Bessiatg of ; ‘ a 3% a Waive a ‘ ’ ahs te her Reba gle % 5 PPB SM Re P8002) ae wr ce ere ame ~ . , , y of $5 STAR-RITE HEATERS $2.29 $6 Glen Crystal Radio Set... $2.79 $4.50 Kennedy Headphones... $1.98 $2 Auto License Piaie, pair. $2.29 | $85 Kennedy Radio Set...$19.95 $98 Day-Fan Radio Set _..__- $35 ham Duplex Razors with blade and Aute-Strep with blade and strep. Saturday only. CHOICE... RE FT ae EE E ST, EE $4 MAID ELECTRIC [$1 GILLETTE SAFETY RAZORS ID solemn platform pledge. ‘World Court. I consider that set- 'few Republicans who repudiated ‘question, as I see it, within the party stood by its party pledges. ator appointed © : t higger than th 4 GRAY FAVORS ‘SOUNDING OTHER Keep Pledges. ee SUGGESTS HADLEY Court. —— By CTRTIS A. BETTs, 4 Staff Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch. CARTHAGE, Mo., Feb. 18.—For- mer Appellate Judge Howard Gray, whose announcement that he was considering entering the contest for the Republican nomina- tion for the United States Senator- ship against Senator Williams at- tracted wide attention throughout the state, today said that he hoped some “real Republican’’ other than himself would come forward to defend Republican principles. “Y do not want to be a candi- Gate,” Judge Gray said. “I have been honored by my party and the people of Southwest Missour! on a mumber of occasions. I had not expected ever again to ask votes for myself for any office. “But unless some other Repub- lican, who believes in and follows the principles of the Republican party, comes forward, I may make the race. Surely {n Missourl there is somebody willing to upho'd the] President of the United States. Surely there is some Republican who believes that a solemn party platform is a solemn contract of the party with the people. “And yet at Springfield the other dav we saw Gov. Baker, Senator Willfams and ex-Gov. Hvrde applauded when they attacked a The Party's Pledge. “This {s not a question of the tled by the action of the Senate. notwithstanding the attitude of a their party leadership and re- pudiated their party platform. The ~~ ONSENATE RACE ! Former Judge Will Run if Party Can Get No Other Candidate “Who Will’ | OR BARRETT Carthabe Man Repeats Criticism of Williams for Voting Against World : ’ J Republican party, {gs whether our party shal] continue to keep fatth | with the people. “It has ever been the proud | boast of the Republican that his In the past we have always stood with our party in keeping its pledges. Are we now in Miseour! going before the people asking ‘their appreval individual repudia- | tion of the party. “Is a Governor. who has carried | “ee a - = : ~ . into office by the Coolidge popu- | larity and the pledges in the party! platform, bigger than the Presi-| dent and the party? Is a Sen-'! y that Governor | } Renirhlic: Ee epublican party? | i say they are not. and I say the people will] nor Stand for r public Officials repudiating party} pledges If Senator Williams.could not | vote for the. World Court. if h eould not see his party and its pledges bigger than himself, h at i€ast need not have foined in| effort To wre ck the purposes | - = —_— lly ee lr te een tL a — ah 7 a. ed JSD at Cae . wy . VE 4 z | if | i| ly \ { ee vee) ow FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19. 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - - > - = — —— ~ . - — - el le et = eens —_—o— — > a == ~ eee eee | ing # . - o* ene eee ~ e+e j a aT eee - “fe ¢ 2 ‘ y * . - a o ? , . — ~ ~ fs erry -Third 00 S23 . , eee 4a sha? 44 4 : 4 j . oe8 s A ‘*-. eae . “ tq 1¢ “at er A wonderful assortment, in- cluding every new Spring style feature. A variety of colors and $1zes. K I ‘BS ie —RF ISOMNE HT. A s ALAA ‘ h | -'t Ye he —. ae i ST LOUIS P —_ ot aia § suggests Other Candidates. | ‘s 4 {l a Wl nr 2 “There are many Republicans, ( hy : . 3 C A real Republicans, In Missouri whom 4 Z On * | ¥ a. ® P [ would rather see seek this nom-| * . ° > 3 | } A / ; / H LeS ination than myse!’. But some-| i * lh H ‘ ont . body must do it i ST OStt r\ ~ ; 2 VERY SPECIALLY PRICED! rt ld not ¢ CC iI 1} I Ny JI 00 4 ie? " sas a- ’ 3 Would not former Gov. dley . > now chancell ‘im of ‘ “ . Aik Ene a 8 S ) himself. bigger than his party. | 4 . ~ Hadley served four vears as Gov- | ‘s ernor and in that time he never!} * TeAd Ment back « te -oleke I ‘. * Lovely Teddies, Step-Ins and | }! i > 1 ‘ } : ‘ oe apie ell hl ag . Bloomers fashioned of quality crepe ley Would even consider seekfhe} All silk from pS de chine and radium in » goth soe” this nomination top to toe! Also ‘ med, tailored and semi-tailores “If he would not, what would be thread silk » Styles. A number of cha - the matter with former Attorney- weights, lisle rein- ‘. styles. All in the wanted testes ~ ‘ ° j , aaa « : General Barrett? Barrett never| forcements. Ore of Ss pastel colorings. considered himself bigger than his | } the greatest Hosiery ‘ an woe 2 eer ‘ontinued on Next Page. . values of the year. A ‘s : ——| f Selection of the new — tans and grays so “s smart for Spring. ~ Y / OUTNTuU N ' ELINE'’S—Main Flo BS ‘“ | ~ —. * Y - ; . a 3 d Suits . set latlored Su : ‘ ”~, . } ’ A CLEARANCE OF > jnexl FEATURING “Da ’ Cold - ~ TUXEDO LINES pe's Compound ° x , sno a ~ a mP yas f= Breaks a Cold Righ cake! S we as $ ) + -@ © j t U . nis . g p re Original! ad T ec\ % — ’ agilas." riginally Priced ».* Cuba" ene * oF a. Same a 2 pe? out ~ They are extremely Take two tablets 2 Times This Price 4 of d ~ short with rounded every three hours a a % t ¥ P > fronts in the En- ; i 5 * ee anti eg — rf rs % Ry 2 % gish manner. are en. di ‘s root™ mS Many have a long first dose ee oe 4 ~ewces roll front much ives lief he , ‘ nei 5 i] | Sei and third t | 0s. Diiete atetes te. An ~ ae like a Tuxedo. ) , } « doses complete! J 4 ov . / y Styles im ail- _ Also many doubie- - gh Jy : er iaces, plain we breasted models. The Sreak ap the cold. broche, silk jersey > o ed , ey, . woolens are sport mix- : Pieasant aod -afe {-%*, Satin; flesh and white . ' al _—s 3 » 2168S an te. 4 tures and checks 6 take. Contains (4 F ~ a4 , > mee ; no quinine or opi z aga > | KLINE’S—Main Floor. eff o” ALINE'’S—Thira Fi ates Millions use , 4 ‘*Pape’e Coid h9 Compound.’’ Price, thirty-five eenta. “=, Druggists guarantes i, saan NSS Se SS . eS lls = - 4 ae i > sad ee A Completely Equippec Freshman New Franklin Radio Loud Speake At this very attractive Standing Radio Set—fully Cessories and installed in cellent performance you | high-grade Radio Set an five-ply mahogany-surfac Convenient Terms of 1 pe eeeeeSSSSIESsESESESETsteSTT st Toseteee Se Broadcasting 273-METER

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pPCoats Spring Meear Youthful! . _ f af NL A LORIE A NT NI Het —_— Special 40% Reduction Chinese Rugs For 2 Days Only gaturday, Feb. 20th and Monday, Feb. 22d On the Following Sizes: 8x10 9x12 10x15 12x16 FARHA’S 1001 Locust Street oRIENTAL RUGS LINENS ST.LOUIS POST-NISPATCH Exponents of GCOOd Living Since % Bg Miest Items at All ath and Locust (eonrad Stores ORK ROAST Again—Conrad’ S lead with the lowest price in town on 1 fanciest youns u, &..in- Lh. oy spected cornfed Pork: rib 2 or loin; any Size roast.... POTATO SALAD wexee's Ham Loaf « positively Flavored h pimentoes; al s, ever t eniod: slices nis ‘ old and makes creamy and delicious. nice Sar nawi eli es; try Made Wi ith Conr "es dj a ib. or se lb, Satu mayonnaise: po und ' da’ : pound sliced i (Eighth: st. Store.) “ (Eighth st. Store.) Finnan Haddie; 2 to 4 Pounds meon, &O........ 19c Finnan Haddie: on © pees: GR... ....... Philadelphia Style Scrapple; Lb. .. Roquefort Cheese; 4-Oz. Pkg George Washington Cherry Layer Cake Cherry Stollen Coffee Cake; Large Size Libby’s Mammoth Asparagus; “Saba Can Laurel Sweet Corn; No. 2 Ca Phenix American Loaf Cheese; ee 176 Size Fancy Navel Oranges: Dozen 54 Size Grapefruit; Very Juicy; Each Fancy Winesap Apples; Basket of 10 ENG I ee ee ee ee ee, ee ee ee Oe te ee ae ee ee S Se ez ae ne a a ee he Se se es se 6S Ce Apollinar 1S Cheer a Friend Cheer some sick friend ‘The Queen of Table Waters” orrelative in the hospital with an attractive basket of Conrad's fine luscious Bplits, dozen, $2.35; case, $18 Fruit; we thd ane Medium, doz., $2.75; case, $21 BE conven Large, dozen, $4.75; case, $19 J _— a Se ete “CHARGES WIFE HAS TOO MUCH i ae, \e kt pulblies PRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19. 1926. m1! LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Ss 29 a EE ~~ o-—anonennapens aa sonencapeeenine soncrormeanlipieansoe eee failed to obtain the Re-, final decision f, SOX week 1 nduced nh nomination ile then’ pending a canvass « f others x] tea ae Rites Supported ‘raft, the nominee. oo ie “Gould | setudd to He ne ADVERTISEMENT FAITH IN FORTUNE TELLERS =: = We Paid $1, a p es ee ror} r are arr hoa Thier we \ fryypaenr John C. Fein; 3919 Papin street;: 0 “PY the Dickey- [eJimsey \ + m e> ° a . ‘ \ nc«tis »T? ot. PV eagT) . + } . “34 hi : . ‘ TTYL 47 “sterday filed suit to divorce Mrs. : mason element of ithe part; For this way to | ae =n oes ee eee Susie 13 or hy P lle ving th of The W hich ls Striving a &. 7) tT} a likely mach For | T)é Pie eho } if AnTOW if wig) f bey . pa 4 * ERS « ai 4 a A — re a he WP “ . ° J 4 } — consulted clairvovants and that eandida ga 429} \Vi I ims caule é ae ALL A ‘Me to ace aa ue r=mecd ‘\ ’ © . , : . aia i a ba ~a7 si " > . * . as ‘? nore 4 d ; thi, ‘ ma - z, 2 rely onl } Get Red Boz oui? P at when their pparty had spoken { : is it did speak in unmistakable eSHSSuSSESSESIESUSESSSEEGETESIEESEEES OEGSRGEo eee eso Rese terms on this « que stion, thw yw ould ea 2aa8 have found {it within their power | { omply with the orders of the & people of the United State a. S. a: Ls shoayvn by the remarkable major O 4 3 r a é al } } } } i a —_ a ; = & ity given President Coolidge. ats, “T ‘hope that either Ch pepe - | > = te nds - os lett hei th dee hie ELL LEE EEA La AAT Lee TT eee She e¢e@ & + Powe tees & et &€ FSC Geer a OE & F + Oa Fenway) ove . tener _ si ie hatitaasthata ate siniieine aladdin ddan kt —_ ee ee ee ' ; nm Pn ee ely

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> ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19. 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eR ee eR RT A ON ET ean Straus Bonds Are Safe Investments For You . x r ° ~ - - . Ma ‘ Me . . —— * eee eee” ee sgt 4 Wow eo AFETY of principal and a good rate of interest—the highest a possible with safety—were two fundamental rules of the it founder of the first mortgage bond business of S. W. STRAUS = ; | | ) & CO., when the business was instituted 44 years ago. So rigidly have these rules been applied that thou- sands of investors in every state and many foreign countries now regularly invest their money in Straus first mortgage bonds, here DE gag gce ihlate se 8 Nah epanetacenist a mL : » ~~ a ae ‘ath Manama sla, hs ok ea Te anes ? Seater a cele Ae ee, ee ee hee In our most progressive and prosperous cities, from coast to coast, the business and residential buildings that secure these mortgages tower high on the skyline. They must be good buildings— needed buildings—profitable buildings, if they are accepted assecurity for Straus first mortgage bonds. Pr ae oo - ‘7 _ ehtoe fhe ak Sipe tak aha, ety gE a ain ate ek AN oe : . nal " fyb: © ce ene fe Be 4 KS rR : 4 é, Cy Peo Sais sh — ‘ “ ug es, a wd epee #, i i ok ce A i A Na i Co ee ee ; 4 I Sage eee ” ” — be ht. Git x etl —— —* wat = “a 6s .*. is , = ee ; . a Pee Ye ater Pe Soi os Se ! When you have money to invest, you will serve your own best . interests by investigating these safe first mortgage bonds which ‘e yield from 5.75 to 6.40%, and enjoy a favorable market. In 44 years, no investor ever has lost a dollar invested in these bonds nor waited even a single day for payment of principal or interest when due. Write for our booklet which tells about this record of safety. Just ask for Mesias >. igs thy, Tr. Sv ee ge eee > al (5 ie Rilo Acs FR Fae See BOOKLETCC-774 ; Plate i Tet eee ees Aes eR Tee Pe © ONL Sona Riga Raia BE ate st. LOUIS F —————————— ma _ nen z- —— ae a . a ee ee eS ne ——— = — ‘ a ee IT —— — TT FORMER PROSECUTOR ASKS BACK SALARY Charles K. Hart, of Linn)” County, Wants Money Under Court Ruling. By the Jefferson City Correspond- ent of the Post- Disp atch, JEFFERSON cir, Feb. Another claim for back salary eel a county official, growing out of a decision by Stat e Supreme Court | a year ago Invalidating a law which | provided reductions tn county 8a! aries, has heen filed in Supreme Court by Charles K. Hart, former Prosecuting Attorney of Linn Country. Hart filed a mandamus suit against the Linn County Court seeking to compel payment of $9583 alleged to be due as the 4if- ference between the salary Hart actually received during the four vears ending Dec. 31, 1924, and the salary that should have been paid under the law as it now stands. The Court !ssued an alternative writ returnable in $0 days. Under the former State law the - ' ? - — —————_ here ie was § ears - a _—_x— cae \ e are { years e lef con Me — ed “ r nS pgs — ee ¥ . 7 at e “ ee y ne * ‘5 e ive-drawer ehift Y of these Suit TEMAND CHAIR SPECIAL $555. BRIDGE i we] LAMP SPECIAL Just a Few of These es ee fist SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY : 9 ONLY on -. SaversTone a. A Real Bedroom Suite Offer! In Our February Sale _Silver-gram No. 1 aco ated * *) —_— You have satd good-bye to yesterday with its many mistakes. Tomor- row lies ahead of you. Buy quality Furniture from us at lower prices. | Mark Sclboorslome . . 7 se “aes , % ’ a pio combination wal- 2 . . . : nut LInisn, nel ding “a fuN-size bow-end dresser, roomy vanity, a orette with bench and Saturday we offer the createst recker, comfortable mattress and bed sedreom Suite value of our history. spring. A very remarkable value. Just es at this price, so come vant one. You can parchase one of these Saites on oar Gradual tT nt Plan. Only a small down payment and balance may be paid in small weekly or monthly payments. This Suite may be parchased at either of our three stores. ) Sea. He rol infien | Cape Horn twice | 500,000 beri-beri sufferers in a-|} DOOOO0O8848 00800098004 as master ofa six-masted schooner. ‘nan, it is estimated by health au- a gh ce brs the Indian wars th orities, and the disease is increas- the mpaign against Ge-|inge yearly. According to statistics, catthe: Wolfe once saved the lif@ |nerj_peri caused 26,796 deaths in of “Buffalo 11," in Cheyenne, it/;9°3 ‘There were about 10.0: is related, when he floored & de% |aeaths in 1910. Beri-beri is a nerado known as “Wild Bill,’ disease of rice-eating races, ex- when he was about to shoot the jperts declaring that the absence of Naineman from behind. : certain vitamines in polished rice jis 1.500.000 Be ri-Beri Sufferers. hesbaainte TOKIO, Feb. 7.—There are lI,-' Ee 1 Delicious Tas Perfect Nutr a SECOR. 8TH. FRANKLIN | SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY! $85 Semi-White PORCELAIN Compact Aparimag i GAS RANGE WITH ITCHY anton ( /7YODTNO * HEATER At an Unequaled Low Price 49:50 Satorday’s trresistible ‘‘crowd-bringer.’’ A bar- gain of the most exceptional nature. Remem- ber, for Saturuay only! Just what the mod- ern housewife wants—an attractive, practical Kungalew Range that is very compact tn con- struction and gives you every convenience of a cembination range. as 4 gas burners, 2 coal holes and an J]8 Inch oven. Priced WITH. OUT high shelf or high warming oven. How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu | eens Churned fresh every day St, Louis in pure rich ere: To break up a cold overnight|—that’s all No salts, no nau. or to cut short an attack of|}sea nor the slightest interfer. grippe, influenza, sore throat/ence with your eating, work or’ or tonsilitis, physicians andj pleasure. Next morning yvur druggists are now recommend-|cold has vanished, your sys ing Calotabs, the purified andj tem is thoroughly purified and refined calomel compound tab-}]yvou are feeling fine with s let that gives you the effects] hearty appetite for breakfast of calomel and salts combined.j Eat what you please—no dan. wifkout the unpleasant effects} ger. : of either. Get a family package, con- One or two Calotabs at bed-! taining full directions, only time with a swallow of water cents. At any drug store Your Dealer Can | { Supply You eS De aan a aha nh’ eA SANDEL AE NT u THE BLANTON COMPANY Burns Gas and Coal! Excellent Cooker and Baker! ay 6:30 P. M. | Spruce Street First to Second The POST-DINPATCH is the only 5 Lous reoing t. Bewspaper giving Associated = the news : tte Wh ee rs oe Cl Re, ES NR Vn WHR 22 2 6 (0 (stats a « =~ “= = $j. ‘GRR o Gono: iain Le? ee 60d 0C0UdC Pree eee ee Aa See eH He Re eee eeee Peer ee eee es ee Uh hdl Ulla LLi__ ee 6h. eee eee ———— ll tele OS O—Eee ee "eRe ee eee ine DL. 2d le eee ee ae Ul ti COC RN 4 Peo ee baer sedeaseeseeen a, Oe mmm Pet h a eee dA eeeeee ed ee DR et Bes ‘ Pee ee oO Tee SEEDED EOS CES OR SOE a Me (59% 8% 88+ 69s GSesesesesebebee apeta taeda Std) TEE oe PCS eC SOOO ESCS SEs eesebacccan ed DD eee DR ee ie eater eee eet An ete ee Adee ee SOPH ewe we : . oe feo T Vn ae Ge SES Mi i, “yp ‘ fos ‘em —— he » | Hf 5 ‘ : Nth bt LS I : : Mull . om leas wnt | ogy ET” Si srl a - 4, DD eee eee ars oo Vi —_— ma = Be (ere = [an ee atl! — eee ete tee Med te aed te en a a Mh | mt ane SRA pee ev enes Sete ees “* . . we then + een _ cag ty Axes a 4 iti hn Le eee ee re eee Pere ry YY yews eh] © aa +0 ¢ - “wee itt dn eee ee Pe eee eee eee) ee bal -ereee eres . . id ‘** ent ee eee eee ee & - eo eeee © @ " — . ere) oer eeeve eee ee ewer eee eeeee ee ew ee ee een es. . . ° e o« “eee “Se¢ettene ee ee 2 ee 2 3 . —— : . CPR OR ERO SEHR OOH eh ee ee eens - ~s hg" Perens . ee es 2 - P bd - ° eae q a . “ee* : y - ¥ ” . B Se6G06 es o> i . 7 erect ee ee eeeeae ee ee ee ee “* eee > ‘ : . . . . eee ~~ * * . ,* . ” ne ~~ . ** *** ** «ee ee eee eee : “eee ereee ~ ** ee os > — rere ** _ **f rant : re tenes eee eee ee ee see cern ' » ’ ~~ : “re — ‘*- . > > ** sre “ee . . eee eee ee “Setar wen edee eee eee een ree ee ee eee eee eee ee ee tte eee ee ee ee ee —=S==._ | ete tee ee eee ® ———, = —lC )tthC hChCUhs—<—CSaRmrwaea CC i ee elC Oe llCUrrlté«COCO CO Ce eee 0 eee tM! a COINS = if Hi a Or Entirely Free for 15 Wrape i. Save 10 White Banner Malt Extract Labels. How Visit Our easy to do this! Bring them to us with only 10 Praia ieee cents and carry away the glasses. Or get them . entirely free for 15. wrappers. —. se ee Come in and see these glasses. They are thin, Dishes—whole sets or single pleces, hand-cut and of extremely good quality. They will ree ee Se grace any table. Crockery — mixing bowls, steing, jars. Al ‘ini See also the other premiums in our New Premium cminumware — stewpans, maay Room at 506 Pine Street—where you can , a Enamelware — dish pans, cooking | whole set of dishes or one piece as you wish wreniif 2 Every can bears the union label. Whi | B _— 7 - . “** _ oe” e tee - -* vee ee ee eee e eee tweee ater va *. ee? _— +r +** eee «* "#+* “+ ee +s 7 * ; eaeee teers eee eens * sheet eee se ewe eet eee eas eee ee eee ee eee eee tee eee -éeeeeetee (eee weer eeeeeen eee ,eeaeeee ee Special— Dark The old “stand-by.” Still m the Big Three Pound Can. The malt you have known so many years. & Always on top—always successtil . q | Like an old friend that /ast. — = For Sale Everywhere! Come= See These ag Beautiful, Ah |) 1 * 0 °Z nr Premiums — me Premier Disttibuting Co., c.2553 5. St. Louis, fol LS r wer} Hf, efth “‘Dot’s Vot Loote Uses’? Looie’s a Baker! — wih! — i, at i «

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oi ST.LOUIS P OST-OISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19. 1996 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 1] CONSTABLE'S ‘ON RIVER STOUR’ : | AUCTIONED OFF FOR $50,000 REAL CORN MEAL cl Ta f eee Ne HE , eat ~*~ 9 fi A ns Be | Some Folks Think All Corn Meal Alike—There Is a Vast Difference : Delt cious ste I] ee ae LS Mer kets Calverley’s Old-Fashioned Stone Burr Ground Meal | . © i — er ty mie Low- Mn ll , +, $34: : Me AP SER cs, TE tee | Contains the Healthful and Psiatable Qualities of the Grain. You'll Like It. ~ H 3 Record. EES DrPH ASTER SER Spr eRe Res We : ‘ASK YOUR GROCER iNav Perfect Nutrition mY the Associated Press. er tt tee SAE PRE AES Sa Serre | Mfd. by C. D. CALVERLEY & CO, E. St. Louis, Ill. Aft Your Grocers ; LIN AV. HW CHICAGO, Feb. 19.—The Gold- a ae SEER EE REE BEE! Sem . ||| bDlatt collection of paintings, in- FOR SATURDAY! ‘|| cluding the famous “‘On the River > | Stour,” by John Constable, has been sold at public auction in the | PORCELAIN Compact Apartment : ON MARGARIN i Grant galleries for prices said by | E WITH KITCHEN pLANT TEAM@ ce Sor 2 sollbetion. Se aE ae | * éf r > | -— BPATCH SUVVODODEOVEEER TERROR, i it] a ns a ay! Mone NEW HAND-PICKED NAVY BEANS, S lbs. Blue Dot Lima Beans, regular size can, 15c CAMPBELL’S BEANS, 3: oh . ¥ : Saat Can TON Mengte te Bree yO el 9 ne L alte " ia Ria 5 Oars» ee a (> ’ vr a z » . ate 7 s . Ce i a en en ae : ; psa : a a TNS rae mony : SN Toe ger PRS aie a aA yin tert OEY: PUP eh HREMETO NE CON PY oe, hae Pe are ey : vr " "s iki : er Keow Pens: : J ; Data asl Panta Tord n Se ori +, f k ont ety wan ey - " . ’ ’ oe 4 Peay. Vv r : 7% penn nels wads na — a eee Aslan . vc 7 ny se ee ee eee Radin he tq de “es oo i ~ ‘ we atntnganatoti . e ee: 4S gill Tia Ne STS Campbell’s Pea or Tomato Soup, 3 for 25c se se Se oe ee ee ee LA A ee Ae Ae ASSORTED FLAVORS Welch’s PRESERVES i=" Marachino Cherries, 3-o0z. jar, 11c; 7-oz. jar, 25c ill tll de i esir; . . . . . . * . . * . ** . * se * . . . +*e- ‘ “* e. . ee Anheuser-Busch Pale Dry GINGER ALE ®«. WRIGLEY’S P. K. GUM, 5 packages, 5c Visit Our Premium Room ee Be 506 Pine Street | ] and snowy whi Seé these Premiums = isin N BEES esse i ip, ip, ti, ti tin ii, i in i i iin di Dishes—whole sets or single pieces. * Silverware—knives, forks, spoons = ’ —ali reliable standard makes. Bc “T : | 3 coy = veveonesnen ° F S: le | Eee | ready to serve this better breakfast. or a , 8 S| : pect aca dceeent tea ee Send for free booklet “Better Pancakes on and How to Make Them.” Pillsbury Fiour Everywhere! 3 S Be as] Mills Company, Minneapolis, Minnesots. Ut 6B Ys claANT QUEEN OLIVES, 32-0z. jar, 63c r oe Ask your grocer about Pilisbury’s special bare ta re | f. Oz, gain offer—Pure Aluminum Pancake Griddle £ =| Bot'le C m — j - | Soe SS ea | for only $1.69. ; “ O e : BS RE IE ie DR : One of the ") | Stuffed Olives, 11 oz......37¢ See These | / (|e 2. Te ) Beautiful | Wworrnenn PAPE | N illsburys ‘ores P . | GREEN BAY of. te Zi a || ( | baa . Pr remt ge BS = F< ee Pancake Flour oe eS st. Ot. Louis, Mo.} — Madeby the millers of Pillsbury’s Best Flows eo tit «

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o2 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19, 1926. Se Bh ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ES a EO a en exeentiaiien —INUNGTION IN * “EASTSIDE CANAL a it ot »* - Illinois ER — Af. a pa Part of Project. e er cuit Judge Crow, at Belleville, in granting an application last June eo: Seater lge ees « a ape os . - oo & sd cuiets saiahah tne re eaidine Ca ‘ 5 ep ch a api: urns oe as gins aii ‘ Pr age ey He, PE a ety ote: Vein. : ee tig OR i : _ ; agg : ve nets «pci ey Cyne gaint . mt ‘ ie sae “Aso ls wg i Pg ip otis bad ‘ ‘ 4 Pilea a ahd a rae Pins Ber gre: a ree Bente 2 geet AP i ‘A . r “ hd - hr Aes ME ings wm, - oh gt eG S pede ripe ‘ ny ode 2 * ana . “ . : 7 Xb Mead Oe . whe psoas ¢ we Ie ial hao? permanent” injunction restraining the contractors and the Roard of Trusteesr of the East Side Levee and Sanitary District from f irther a work on Project No. 12, a part of so aoe Sonal hee, Reed ‘ilies Sveesiaa — li my roan wm and adiacent territory. In affirming Judge Crow's de- cision the Supreme Court held that the Levee Board was indebted $3831.152 beyond its legal limit when the contract for construction of the project was let by a Levee ‘ i a a ee hme eed rf ae wee rlintae: citi. naiskaolie-asabtesien inion STIPPTLIST Cee tc eetecs i 4 Board a few months before its re- em, tirement in 1920. The legal limit oe of indebtedness of the district is ache fixed at 5 per cent of the total s pare valuation of the district. = -. Decision Sati- + se brings to a close 18 months of liti- ‘? *s gation, during which work on the g? . project has been halted. It origi- ; i? pa nated with the City of East S&t. | ; 2 ae . Louis being granted an injunction ia In City Court there restraining the lie 4 3 contractors from digging within the : ms city limits. | - Mayor Stephens. bitter opponent ws of the pmpject, has been a leader in Pa the mov ent to stop work on the e contract, the extravagance of which 4 = was first pointed out by the Post- ' ra Dispatch in 1920. Shortly § after 3 the contract was let. Since that time the Post-Dispatch has directed attention to repeated transactions involving huge expenditures of the taxpayers’ money. The purchase of two tracts of land by the Levee Board. which retired last November, for about $155,000. when its value as ap- praised by realtors was much less was investigated last May bv Coun ty Judge Weber of St. Clair County who approves the annual financial reports of the Levee Board. after he had learned of the transactions through the Post-Dispatch. Comment of County pudge. Judge Weber eald today that he considered the Post-Dispatch pri- marily responsible for bringing about the action resulting in yves- terday’s decision by the Illinois Supreme Court and expressed ap preciation of this newspaper's services “in behalf of Fast Side taxpayers.” He also stated that he planned. to recommend to the present Leve: Board the filing of a suit agains’ the contractors and members of the Levee Board instrumental in letting the contract, to recover the amount spent bevond the district's 4 ; legal limit of indebtedness. Judge Weber called atte ntion to the fact that neither of these two most recent property purchases has been used. Both tracts prob- ably will be sold, as the Levee Board has no vse for them nou When they were purchased in- junctions preverting digging on the canal were in effect. Tron, SR. ator BH 290 0 guetta CROC REE RET TOTES TS ORL AOE Oe Oe Reto eo re ete? _ADVERTISEMENT a Antizeptic Oil, Enews « nm STOPS PAIN From coast to coast men and wome are einging the praise of “Snake Oil.” a most powerful. pen trating pain -reiteving liniment It will penetrate thickest sole leather in 3 minutes Mra Fi Werner New Orleans. La. writes: “Thanks to your wre nderful penetrating of] it reliewed me of Rheumatiem and deen-«rat ted chest Cold after cither remedire fafled.’ “Tl had rhe imatism eo bad I had to walk om crutches for nine years says H.C. Hendrix, old soldier of Minneapolis Minn. “After three months treatment with “Snake O° !aid off my erutches and now can walk tike a bor.” J. B. Moore, Pittsburgh. Fa... railroad @an. sare: “Snake Oil is the only lint ment that ever gave me relief from rheg mation. FT use it regular after being ex. an Ry weathe: -_ For rheumatism. neur umbago, stiff joints, pain in back and — aa bunions. chest sore . make (4) is eaid ta be — Pip nee = ya Refuse tmttations at o ® golden red @lor Mf a tw Herb Juice Medicine Co.. UO .. 7 Tee ee Peer wrerer rar “Te oe © w@ # » axdhegnmenon ey Rip BB OM LE. eS +. : sia ee We « oes we y “ - Ap Sr ei ETN Al RE APE ein hea ~ px : A; = sab Pog ey ‘esy?,* — sesertTsssraeeer” t ‘ = CASESUSTAINED firms Action of pore “ Crow in Halting Work on ; 7 The I!linols Supreme Court yes- terday affirmed a decision of Cir-| of 2&9 East Side taxpayers for a) a) the $58,900 00 “baby Panama 3 = ** ssf i ; Sratnare. cana! in East & Louis ey i } ‘MEAT COMPANY GRAND OPENING OF ST. LOUIS’ NEWEST MEAT MARKET—If you would enjoy looking at a peach of a store, you will enjoy seeing this one. Everything new, modern, up to date. Our policy will be to sell depend- able merchandise at consiste1t low prices, coupled with quick, courteous service. Every article bought here is sold with a money-back guarantee. Located in the food center of St. Lonis. It will please you to to pay us a visit. SIXTH AND MORGAN pts tor tae | FREE A large, strong Market Basket or a large, Oe or | | FREE. ¢..rcin Bag FREE with a purchase of 50c or over. These prices good Saturday. Please come early. Smoked Cali + Pork F , mOTICE ss H ans | |, au ong tt ws | Shoulder ia “tockinette ed POUND . Sirloin Roast, Ib. __15 = — 164 f Round Roast, [b. ve Pork Sausage, 173 VEAL Pterhouse R'st, Ib, 16) | choice, Young, Fresh Rump Roast, Ib.__14] %ytb. so; water 45] @ | MK Fes slic b. 1/ ib. {0 Blade Roast, {b,..121)2¢cst Fore ‘4s, tb Chuck Roast_| | Bib or Loin Pork 94) Hind "4s, tb. 14 - sag Ti —— Bologna, Chops, Ib. a : eese, Mi Spring haar shoulder, 99) ig Be Liver 1S ae Cutlets, ib. cae Sau age. Ib. =e e. Ib Hind, \4> 1b 27) tb.27 LEA EGS, Ib. a TOMATOES SUGAR UGAR “H — = nd tts Wd Fiend ree A big * "| conta Coe 10 [Ds om | WH LG Eat 25|BUTTER Red oD ee BANANAS, 3 Ibs. 19 | He", 24 NPPLES 1B | ieee + — > a wi La —_ The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louls eveaiag newspaper giving Associated Preas aews servicu MT, AUBURN MARKET } 6128 EASTON—WELLSTO PRICES FRIDAY AND Ln edhe Pork Shoulders | SPARE RIBS | PORK CHOPS 15c Lb. 16c Lb. 22c Lb. uck Roast, Ib. - Chuck Prime, ib. .i12c Steak Sz=n=- 17¢|Beef ==. 15¢ VEAL | SAUSAGE BREAST, Lb.....10c | ‘rankfurters STEW, Lb.......10c | Minced Ham 2. CHOPS, Lb...... 10c | Large Bologna SHOULDER, Lb.. 10c | Round Liver LOIN, Lb.. ...12'c | Head Cheese. LEG, i... ....... 15¢ | Small Bologna LARD rai 'w.... 15¢|Sliced Bacon, Ib. _ _30c BACON feces, w:.. 28¢ | HAMS catv.“n....20¢ |5 Pounds Granulated Sugar _ _ _ - 2Tc Limit 5 Pounds 2-pound can Tomatees.3 for 25c Sauerkratt | String Beans, No, 2 can.......- 10c ; Mustard sro nds | Suear Corn, Ne. 2 can........ 10c | Qt. .18¢ Early June Peas, No. 2 can... 10c | Gal., GOc Tall can Milk, 2 cans........ 15c | No. 21% can Peaches in syrup 25e No. 1 can Asparagus, can... 2Oc | 2-pound can Pineapple. ...-.- 25c Quart jar Sweet Relish... ... 15c | Blue Label Catsup.........-. 20c | candes EGGS 2%. 2DC Wit Pood Fares CREAMERYA()C Pho. M i or Spaghetti Half-peund can Cocoa . 1 Eagle Namo pagh ; a : 10s gag hi Cotte Heke Pete: 25¢ : ea ee a a a kw a re 10¢ $4 Eegle Stamps ........ oS b0¢ | Russet Burbank Potatoes, 10 Lbs... _38c | Limit 10 Ponnds Juicy Lemons, dozen........- 10c | Red Onions, 4 pounds...... 10c Navel Oranges, dozen........ 20c | Jonathan Apples, pound......... Se BB Red Apples, 4 pounds. ....... 15c | Grimes’ Golden, 4 pounds.... 25c Ff English Walnuts, pound. .... 2ZOc | Sweet Potatoes, Retorzelow 4Qe FF 1 Grapefruit, large size........ eee Sc & A = —— . > RN mo SO ee ltt ta tt htt ela aaa it en — | 5 y* Let us emphasize this fact, please. You cannot buy meats that give greater satisfaction than those sold at Kroger Stores. But possibly you have never purchased meat at a Kroger Shop. Then, very frankly, you are not in a position to judge our quality, are you? For you cannot judge the quality of any product without per- sonally seperate a trial. — Because we buy the finest Meats, and absolutely guarantee every cut to be unsurpassed in quality— and because we are consistently able to save you money, we have grown to be the largest retailer of meat in St. Louis. You, too—as do thousands of the most particular families—will regularly take advantage of the op- portunity we offer if you will but compare our guality and price. SHOULDER CALIF. 4 to 8 Lb. Average pound, Roast ‘Loe heen 25 woonsom |HAMC Wisc nor Lt 2Q¢ BUTTS 2 > 4 Ib. average, BACON rat 4 to 6 Ib. Pleoes, Ib.. g Shoulders, 4TO 6 LBs. kk wa Quality Smoked Meats CHOICE CHOPS| wcrc ee | VEAL | aoe 6c SHOULDERS Calif., Per Lb...... LEG OR LOIN 28c 33C™ DT ¢ SHOULDERS, per Ib., {8c BREAST, per Ib. 16c ae ae ee a ee ae Se ee... Be Chuck Roast or Short Ribs Per Ib. ARM CROAST Per Ib. 19 ROAST of BEEF Delicately Flavored—100 Pure SIRLOIN Per Pound Wieners, per ib......... 28c (Fine Sausage STEAKS | | CHOICE Fresh Buckwurst, Ib... .23¢ TENDERLOIN Minced Ham, Ib......... 25¢ or ROUND 3 0 Frankfurters, per Ib.... .24¢ CREAM k H C COTTAGE Thuringer Cervelat, ib. CHEESE | ,.:.. West PER : 6c Lb. |Dry Picked oe | Meat Laat peri. 2561p 30cu.| Supply of Fresh and Smoked Fish at All Kroger Meat Markets Roasters Cc LB. or Stewers i ae! Ger it at pat Walgreen , Dolph Drug Stores). (formerly Judge YY . . EE PRICES GOOD ONLY IN GREATER ST. LOUIS AND EAST ST. LOUIS STORESSI " TCAMPBELL'S S'soune 3 ANS 2! * *,%*¢ * * **eneee G LL. AR Pure Kettle lects; FRESHEGGS = TOMATOES Ss 3226 3 Df SPAGHETTI cium sie con = 10¢ KARO SYRUP iste? car 31c co" 11 TBO TER ne core , | GHUGULATE DROPS | Lbs. For Newly Lald From Near-by Farms Avondale POOR «dé easia Country Club Extra "360 see Rich and Creamy New Low Price, th | SUGAR sack Frost 5 *, 33¢ |] PERS Se. 3°25 [CORN Sn. 3 H] PEACHES a'teat vais. "tage Can. |) SHREDDED WHEAT Fe... 10¢ Waltke’s, per bar..... 5° Van Camp’ S Soap|t Lux, per pkg. «Jt Crystal White or ee eae 4c weetheart California iceberg firm heads, each......--> RUTABAGAS = 2ciREDONIONS:= 1 BTHESE PRICES GOOD ONLY IN GREATER ST. LOTIS AND EAST ST. LovUtis ! HE POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening newspaper giving Associated Press News Service. .———— aT. LOU! oe Seemann iteentameen —_-_ 000. 000 Store Opens in Shanghai sun Co. ha SHANG ‘trAI, Feb. 19.—The Sur hai a $4.01 —a ras a Pi . E GUARANTEED USED PIPE AND W EQUIPPED WITH NEW THREADS & ALL SIZES AND IN AWY QUA T PRICES w HICH WILL ENABLE A SUB Jos. Greenspon’s Sons Iron 3130 HALL ST. A a he —— NT THOMAS ME 707-709 N. SIXTH—323-32 (Across From Un Thien Market) (Inet S >) Pure Butter nes E S >) Pure Butter sis U bf ~—s £s IMP. SWISS 58 t -—— Serta CHEESE. th... for C ndlk . PURE HORE B [Pow = ene RE HO "BO "sx Domes Guaranteed. a Rolled led Ham = nist In]g Boiled Ham = Dry sALT PORK, Ib. 20 AASTS4@ meat ROAS ROASIS@ A Hens ty soeet 1b. 30) Sirloin, Round, Geese;'s". Ib. 28 Porterhouse, Oysters 55 Prepared Rump, Ib. Per gt. bricks . Pork Shoulder «Ib : a ee iONAT “AN APPLES ss Fa. 237 EB Tarnis, 4 hs. 19 POTATOES wanes Fresh Stina h 3 ths. 15 SUGAR sc 10. RED ONIONS. 3 ibs. 5 CATSUPA BANANAS S=*9 Ths. 19| Perameuns, Tomatoes 2¢ii° 25 3 eine 29 we Scotch Peas, 2 ths., 15 Full Wavy Beans, 3 Ibs., 26 Mince Meat esr toon New Lentils, 2 tbs., 25 MATCHES, 3 "= oo large No. Sound, 5 the. “ * ee / oe ee YS ee ee ——— ———— ———— we? a More than ever bef: Heinz Famous “57” Being much lower i it is entirely wort Kroger when you a ing that the saving BEANS Small Size Ca CATSU Absolutely Pure. Why Pay More? . ay. c ¢4ia@ * . «er +. 16¢ 24 - Vegetarian E

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ieee FRIDAY EVENING, eet 19. 1926. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH }/ y/ aS é} a | | ' ers to Direct Conventidn | The = = i), ae | | —— Whol Whe ereal = @ Lamb Breasts . e Bacon Strips..... 22 ee) Meat \ ay (Mi AS Vi AR i . | Activities in Booth 27 at e at at C SS @ Lamb Necks .. Pig Jowls. . 20 if : | Coliseum Tonight. | SS soos AD S Alj S AGE |= Smoked Beef s s 107-709 N. SIXTH—323-325 De Balivierel WAINIMIECIOrn i e Lbs (Across From Union Market) (Inat South of Waterman) | Stops (Chronic Coughs A women's political rally “ne ,' SS 4 ° Pure Butter vic'p flavor. m= Hundreds of people who have been Sie teat in Booth 27 of the Col- GY tp fiy WA eS Frankfurters ' Boneless Sirloin d For ™ | miserable for years with a chronic] !Seum will be a feature of the spe-| oe W/fp LT Ke, \ \\ Sv Bologna, Ib. Bu 18 ~ IMP, Ss - | eouch ‘ith consistent colds, g tal observ f “Republican | | wok E3 . me uo 0 00 eee sri aL See! ough, with consistent colds, get|cial observance of “Republican ae > Head eeaad Rib Roast ....... 18 : ) CHEESE, Ib., ' rit . . quick relief with M-K. Mentho-|Nignt” at the Woman’s National! PURE HONEY QQ) [Domestic FE "Oe Pom 3 2 Kreoamo is a sure remedy proven by | i Blood Sausage, Ib. Rolled Roast .....19 Rump Roast..... a . Expositio , ; SWISS, [b.. twelve vears of satisfactory results .|)6=O lc hgWgWwhe ; ey Newly Laid | , Boiled Ha "9 7: 5549 sician. Relieves colds, bronchitis,} will direct the special activities and — — Pon na} Yr? ¢ if : ; 4 eo Pg cme: ~*s a , +. . A “ | , (a bottle on money-back guarantee. onte we b ¢ tt lait ; . te. BS et eer ' | as ” « , , 4 a) Og 4 t= . 4 D — | PORK, Ib. IE a3 me 6 ull directions on package. Keer] ° er eek Kr ehy pT EM LS Fil ee gg Bunch .. ozen ’ ; tOANT, . re State Legislature rill eak back Be, CL gr Oa, SOE oP : ; ’ . M-K on hand for immediate use. egisiature, will speak. | ety ele Lt ink F; scatay, Gre f 1 POUND | TIRED al Rt ‘ FE APPLES - 16 MILK wx VEA Country Club ROASTS4 A Speakers bef he Exposit! : : , . ci a ’ ORES mpeaKkers before the Exposition | em 3 sg OE al oe : dle Extra large ne Hens roast Ib. 30) Springs For Ib 32 SOLD AT ALL DRUG ST A a on * f ee cae ating and ¢ ing. FED r 4 as a whole wil be; Mra. 2. PP. — 'Mfd. by Mentho-Kreoamo Co., Clinton, I! : . lects; 36 or stew. : dozen .... Geese ee: lb. 28 Roosters ‘° Ib. ya i Brueggeman, chairman of the T Ait. | a nr tiga ee ae, care" , leeherg Lettuce 5 Legs, Ib. oem oa tew, ed States Employes’ Compensation Loin Ib , — eeeesee# @# @ oO. 2 can, Oysters A | rep “2 4) FORKS 15 | (‘ommission, and Dr. Jeanette Hub- | i : ) : pot ' Large hends | cans . re bricks SAGE, Ib. . | Hall BREAKING Lohan ag es of + os te wf Hh sn 5 rari Sila LBS. POTATOES: Stew, ib. ee 11 7 ali a H rion. The Smoke Abatement. Bal- | = —— >. jood, mealy Shoulders, Ib. oa ~ - at - ’ . \ IN .\ \ \ \\ \\\ \\ANAN } Guaranteed Spring Lamb. Hams, Vy or whole, 26 = — _ 7 one ee ee 5-Ib. pall . AF sii ong Bo "ee tion. The Smoke Abatement Bal- cookers LIGA 7 r ak Should PT | or 2c for Of Ou C als | V E A L | ia ye geen! = previous sessions, Pure Cane White Breast, a. is «f Ww e repeate s i: (AI) N A : F ao, aaa. | A] (| PIMPLES The largest attendance since the | SU “4 E ~ S arican New STEW Ib 10 | b, exposition began Tuesday was re- * fresh | Minced ’ | ¥ corded last night wh Catholic | rs cole ar own e Can Low i, eleoe, Liv- aeenat Ib. 1 | On Face, Neck and Chest. ial wont te ides at i‘ pre- | 5:1 timit dressed .....:: Price » Whe : gram TOMATOES | MUSIC | BACON HIN (Es Corn Beef, b..173| Sh’lder, tb., 12 Healed by Cuticura. ve Sse aa TOMATOES . oked. A real — {1 «lb. Chuck. eet Brains; | LOINS, Ib, 16 “ For about a year I was troubled Miss Helen Fraser, a member of ize can value “45 RO LLS ( + a ferer-eured, roast, | Fete —— 10 LEGS, Ib., i9 | with a breaking out of pimples on the London Council, and a candi- cans .... oo o P , f k and chest. The skin} | date for Parliament last year, dis- 2000 Used Music a Can-. Can_. NAT AN } —— No. —~ RE a ~ wn rod end sereaud tLamald hardly} | cussed women’s accomplishments Panc Ee our’ > PEAS Rolls range from 7 NAT AN APPLES Scr 23 | ICEBERG LETTUCE tie. Se in the flelds of arts, sciery Selected: No. 2 size can] PGP co value. Each. Sound, S hes, sleep at night because of ae in the flelds of arts, sciences and | cin: amd - comdieg. 10 ’ ie tation. My clothing aggravated the] | politics. A simpler political sys- A real Bde vaiue C COUNTRY CLUB a “Albs. 19 POTATOES ed gene 10 Ibs 39 | breaking out on my chest and my | tem in England encourages the 1% Ursus passed for pancakes, ~ a ~ | MATCH ES Malt Syrup Sweet arenes: face was disfigured. activity of omen ij tblie life, | ; = Oy in . , ud Carrots. . Pure Cane “T sent mi free sample of Cuti- noe sas. i ee a Pa waffles and muffins. Mr ‘. | Flash Light; 20): hl i real 0c =a! ne 1 roe ‘45 Creamery, Lb. Fresh Siina’h 3 lhs 15 10-lb. Limit e 4 4 —— me per _ a clared, there is a grave danger 9 ‘S Bs tA | re bones: - - value ... 39 so; Ib. . ca the first day I used iti got rele litical life will sorbed | ; Teme $e DD ONIONS T Reg, Toe f} [then tpurchased moreandinabout] | jn“ ntterialism because. ofthe rece a eee “te =. G CHERRIES | Pork & Beans| Malted Milk R 0 NIONS. 3 lbs. q CA SU p ; two months I wascompletely healed, i ea ek " } | quality of this famous O44 se = dagen yo rap | LIBBY'S—No, 2 size can. aon al , , Rich and Creamy Size after using three cakes of Cuticura country’s great wealth. sine © heavy syrup. a week ten aoe 15 BORDEN'S—Kegular & a -aramo : 51 ~Pinciins ) : ; ™ iP Wea A real 45¢ ag ge } BANANAS oy 3 Ibs. 19 a ae Bottles « Soap and two boxes of Cuticura ie ance © isa ; ae. on lee. tb on : ine cet a : 2 ve 28 : 10. Full Qt, by Ointment.” (Signed) Steve Somen, ee ee a ee: wpe yal wheat. o other ceé- tas Pancake Flour : . — j ton, acting director of the National 15,4 ; ew OW [ Ce, Tomatoes inet 25 3 Cans er | Anple Butte wee i. 340 W. 24th St., Chicago, il. Catholic. School for Social Service. real 1S used. Just add Cc | eam LIBBY "—34- -oz. bottle. | MAGIC—26-o2, ey SUNSET—No, 2% size A real lSec ¥ can, in heavy «syrup. scat rus, hs., 15 Mince Meat au 20 = 2 apt ma ‘an 2. emesis Se a | eee seat water and bake. En- ., * O | 89 19 packages A real 35c value... Quart kin. | Q ny the care of your s save society from the disintegra- Navy Beans, 3 Ibs., 26 — Little erly amp! : " - New Lentils, 2 Ibs., 25 MATCHES, meso ol 10) 2 Cons 2s 8 ee at ; y Se Wa bile * ) eu ae JA , my vi Pe Bis ay 9, ek ane p me ne Se ee eee: See ae ee ~ Toe Ss? ang e Oe ho 7 ee ee ee a Cs oe ar ee i ea ee eee et ee een eee) ee theage wasnt ae: apt) Seer wes ecw ‘ ~ rennet my " . . Mer hy - ne etre Cae dee oe @eS Cuticura Shaving Stick 25c. mithere if ¢ . ; rs : — , if they are not bitnded by | a — The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening : mipenapeieatpnewnees paspeanisaibeanans - ha nn " i" ) a wh Sepak” crowded out by women who work Can ae t uae , 7 - > = ° : x . _ Ai : - . > . ’ a | F : coe” - 7 ae ola * - fe pen: mnt 3 a. | 6be is >i to help support their families, de- clared Miss Mary Anderson, direc- ' tor of the Woman's Bureau, United States Department of Labor. No. 2 canW for “The 1920 census showed that > 4 . P e + Ps ere % . ‘ — * - » - >” ’ =". a 5 2t »' ma “. » : —_— 4 dee? . . > - S _. a . t Ly AS. pS =" » ee *e « *. . ¥ 0 a +o . -- ‘ *; a s aa - Xx | Oe. wh 544 LSS lt ake o- . ae his t. Ae: x: te >, “a i . ; vot sg araetce = % CF a ae 2.9 ge Cs + aS . —* mor e than 4.000 000 wo e . > Le rede. sae fae . . Ne oe > BRS & “a hea; 00 men were Fe . =. = Oe » . . w 4 aor * ? be . 7 «8 ° o,°® * ‘ > « - an x P a —s " + a, “oe * *- * a alee % “ss. : es a ope’ * * 7. e tore *e: 2 es = oe . s° r eS. . ~ p dnp . = . aa > 2 « @ | gainfully employed in tndustrvy in SETA REELS SS aia em a . SS, + . 1 ee a gine. | ° rge an_ Dea ees oot SE SEO ie : . ae” Sy 2 aero 2 ithe United States,” declared Miss ees Sec ee: - y ae - st a | . . ° . - ~ 7 oe ys ‘ |Anderson. “TI would venture to D2 ee te i ; . ae Bi gh eigt ; oe, : say that four of every five of these Per > 8 2, SS Se ete | 6 2, a: = : ate o- y aa rf ert women are contributing the larger Pk Nip aePaage eeaeke BE CR ee oe ee ine 2a RP ES FL Se ates DEES ae SS ¥ é ; part of their income to the support a — SNS En ce” ane” ee snc een > ieeneeeeatate > * f te ier “ le in 1. 4 in nicht Birthday Sale Price shave. May r. g ther efore EGET facr , “heese She Moze: Money when vou need it : ‘ - ‘invalids and omy eae used with elther ia give ; Lbs. : SE Absolutely Pure. Wy 2 7 soot . ets, CaD: ¢’' ge go Pe ee Huntington, ¥. ins N, » er Dee. 90: a2 hea os dre Birthday Sale Price & " J i{] ‘ia : , ae Pint Bottl— Pes to sey SH is Puffs .... | Ree ia Iceberg; ; vs epee Sees “8 | i 4 sy a Ah S : i oe 4 a | want to tell you what your 2 a r* pepe MA “ . sa sin v ° . ru At bil ‘ nei “ a . ‘ n ’ ea s, eac > Se oe vf - eo. | - ie. Were tates vn Tee be. Some time ago, I had a red, scaly Big Toilet Values ; : . oo eae e set CRO em $1.00 Rexall “69° °5¢ BRelladoine ae a pe SS cpap these e.My rash between my fingers that came | 50¢ Jonteel coe « Hair Tonic.. 3 from using too much harsh soap § CNR c's die ac celebwie oouen ts vagy nee A Nae gt Fhe E St esheld Essentials 25c¢ Jqnteel ' and soap powder. It | Ban Tooth Paste. . - ' 5c B adonna and : So: : = " ’ agn $1.75 Clinica . itched badly, Y col - 50e¢ Harmony Cocoa Butter 25 : Rexall Mi ie of & a Thermometcere.....+««+++-. $1.29 Capsicum Pisster..... cially at night. la Cold Cream. i | THERE IS A fRexol% DRUG STORE: IN YOUR LOCALITY put my hands in wa- 6510 DELMAR OVERLAND. M0, ter the pain was in- DELMAR AND KINGSINGAWAT 7T2OO MANCUESTE p 3901 WEST FLORISSANT 4474 SHAW 4V VtROTKR © bpd ay. pe 2 Restos od, 6598 ETZEL = pacer rootvered waiidiece aim eonumaiin no Reren Sooves Sm a " 4 ; e per ee OR tan 6125 BARTMER GRAND AND NEBERT GRAND AND PARK vertisement in the pa and _ CLAYTON AND MeCAUSLAND oaths BAR eBay Be =~ IEFYRRSON AND CLARE oes * tne «85, 2 Se ane Se tone-es 6. Sueaowss GRAND AND EASTON GRAVOIS AND CALIFORNIA 5801 GRAVOIS AY. I had used it for about two months, 1991 MADISON al BROADWAY AND CHIPPEWA FERGUSON, MO. 5421 SOUTHWEST AV. my trouble was so cured.’ bevwear roy : 4969 N. UNTON 36 N. CENTRAL, CLAYTON, MO. 5300 KASTON AV. (Signed) Mrs. Ward Chapman, Rk. F, D. No. 1, c/o G, James, i Price. . wa ae Sale Price

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ST LOUIS POST-NISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19, 1926. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a emeeeed TITLES lO BE DECIDED AT WASHINGTON FIELD HOUSE TONIGHT ee ee ae “ ee ee ———- . H owes ij| 4: TOURNEY FIVE | pramur al Meet | HORSESHOE HONORS “nm | COBB’S ADVICE TO YOUNG PLAYERS cT. PE I ; i! st in History - a. Ke Nerton. oa ee ee en ne ee ne 8 eB vesterday regained the horseshoe | pitch] s~hampionshi , ( Local Varsity wh gy igeiies Oreon Mossman, > ’ Chapter AXX in Ty’s Fixed, Manager Bruce Life Story Head Announces. Kldora, Ila.. title holder for two As Told by Himself Bees : —_—— years, in two out of. three games Between in a play-off here, our thousand The first annual spring meeting = of the Fairmount Jockey Club will Game persons saws the play-off. of Twenty Teams) _ open at the Collinsyv:lic course on May 29 and close on July 5, Gen- Be Feature. eral Head an- nounced today, after a conference in Chicago with Matt Winn. The dates for the Fairmount ee Ee - aalp nt da eee ball, baseball and playground F " — ere ' etal. merry This, I should imagine, would apply to young men in any other walk of life just as it does to the ambitious ballplayer. Division I don't believe that any man ever ip of the university, for} Ming; and | : Style to his own physical charac-| Derby and the five big stakes fonshiP boxing and wrestling. acquired fame without a certain four leagues of five teams | = . c | teristics. Keeler used a little bat} which have been programed have pich heen competing for sev- | The eligibility of contestants is; amount of originality. It is equally | that would have suited a boy of 12 | rot vet been decided. Manager . ‘ 2 ° ee ” - e a ~ e 7 C ¥ ach have impaired only by having won a true that few men ever acquired | or 13. With this he was able to,. a ra] weeks. {ead said, but intimated that Bat- gion University +r . ’ int! Aal washin , first annual . | in the Pikeway Field House, val keth: 1} teams 'are ht, with the basketbal] team: Tau Two rance, red, 73 ‘isive victories today JTrozress oft ee eerie tc at Ly eae) A : 4 eT Ratt nage tds oak | i tad ei ie ine an PCP es ee Se Sed wre % - pinertngss pretrsde pnontity pe taete fate ~ n vane : A Helen Ne ce a ne _ ong , Beta Theta Pi and f r finalists rom — l tinge as the ms entered, playing as ti ture of the card. The 4 decide the basketball erican eha in pion, eae > womens singles of the Dennis rournament She Miss Emily Wright, ,— Mrs. Randolph Lycette, Manager Bruce Eckert.. Seago (Devise. as CHE Ae « és * | Winkler.... ge main | contest | Edwards Koch G Giese ces ousd f WTA Remy oe ‘hal earns B—Track and swim- Division C, tennis, ~@ PS igtate aM RR OF cham-j| we iy 'wo victories bring to the semu-iinals ec. ..f ess 2D an seueiendiiieesesmenemmamnnsene cee ae ~~ Misg They hour the © ent .ecordg Missa Doornbos, Kangage. sscend, Timo 440-vard dash—Wor by Grante! lo, Miso ri: Rooney, Kansas, second. Tims 50- yard high hurdiee—Won by Fitch. aaa cy Ee et Range ice ictaa Pluaving tine, ana set against Miss s/rigi California girl it the of nine minutes Miss Wilts’ "Nat ci ag unst Lveett was Ororns itt) ad Sa Seen eho cc eo wae SPAR, Agee te ne iapeane gi sy pptbaind A Wer: yiate cet aggre 8 Sp ta - geen Ny ‘ : ee _— rane ania nbdite 9 pelted * ayy eet one — - entre 0 a ree wr ay o According to the Be ee upplanted the pmOUilad ié4’a ili nity raAmMes, wrest- | ,, Summer compose cees ater in- neritan WON OULT AVyea merly Miss ustin. in every departmen' LTHe, but in ihe med the the si ‘rest displayed OnpoIonent for : ; ‘ : PoUuUtie rT} ft ath- 7 VEersityYy aS a first she for th Todd Beats Vidabeck. y ihe Assoclated Press JERSEY CITY, N J.. Feb Holand Podd of England won the newspaper over Billy Vie dubeck of sjivyonne in a fast 106« reund bout here ia night odd weighed 169 and Vidabeck 172. > . et s cic 19.— lecision A) a 8 A a a ADVERTISEMENT tivation of orts in every . . > | . rraTernryi eS i , 4 7 4 covered Sheedy. $1.0 can vv9 Polish 6Oc can Simonia eoeree*ee@eees $1.00 A-C Spark Plugs.. ‘ 75e Ford Spark Plugs.......39¢ ee D sit] n nF na} eh- , | pion- Mirs » | 7 P > ¢ > -~finale ‘ion with the other semi rinais had acquired bat and it t it Kis hed changed hi lost the rhythm of. his I was and had not acquired so de&sinite a position. It and I proved it t¢ that the feet with > * wre" * In this new dictionary with its greatly enlarged vocabu- lary, there are thirty six separate and distinct features that will be highly prized by every reader of The Post-Dispatch Owing to the vast number of new words that came into being during the past few years through the wonderful discoveries in science, art, and invention, it was necessary for the publishers to abandon all of the old printing plates and compile an entirely new dictionary. Hete it is—just off the press—larger size page, mak- ing more words to the page—greatly increased vocabulary—obsolete words dis- carded—and the whole volume complete with special features never before appearing in a similar work. : t’s Your Dictionary All you need to do in order to come into immediate possession of this useful volume is to clip and present one dictionary coupon such as the one printed in another col- umn of this issue and take away your dictionary for only...........ceesscecee .98c Help From Great Seats of Learning Among those who have ably contributed toward making this volume superior to all others of a similar nature, are distinguished savants from such great educational institutions as ® S| is likely the y ta 2howW i ai Yours v’ LIQUID HAIR DRESSING a ae Wang is the prosperous busi- = ness or professional man who erie iso't well-rroomed ? Glo-Coing the hair is a regular morning practice with successful men everywhere. It keeps the hair beat and in place all day. Gl-Co Hair Dressing 1s @ guid, not a sticky, greasy paste orcraam. Good for the scalp to. Your doctor would recom- mend it. Stimulates the roots of the hair to new growth and helps keep dandruff away. Watch out for dandruff, if yu don't want to be bald. Take a Glo-Co treatment each week. Apply Glo-Co Hair Dress- ing to the scalp to soften the scurf, then wash with Glo-Co | Shampoo. The cleansing, anti- } kptic lather of this marvelous phampoo frees the scalp from tery trace of scale and bacteria. After the shampoo, comb al hair with Glo-Co Hair ‘sing to keep it in place. | Sold at drug and department tores and barber shops. If your 7 — cannot supply Glo-Co r Dre ‘ssing or Shampoo, a ed bottle of eithey will be sent for 50c. GlosCo Com- y, Inc., 6511 McKinley Aves Angeles, California. would ha etwinge sgn ates ire St SSP aUPEN SATURDAY THis wide legs are his apt to become rigidity is athletie _ A Philadelphia tailor has found a quick way of getting rid of stiffness in the hands and arms caused by constantly using a hot iron. | ‘i have been using liniments for a long time,” he says, “but I find that Sloan’s Liniment is the best. It al- ways gives me instant relief.” (Name and address given on request.) No matter how many other reme- dies you may have tried—Sloan’s will help you. Just pat it on lig} tly, wi ith- ce out rubbing. Right awaySloan’ssends |; 4.4 a healing tide of fre sh, new blood ieee right to the stiff, aching joints. The first thing you know the ‘aching and stifiness are gone. Get a bottle today. All druggists—35 cents. and, remember, deadly enemy of all fort. In baseball we call it get aries of everyday use are ting “‘tichtened up.” tho saw. th: I tting the play nother thing I would suggest baseball student is that the My wifey says tome, says She 3 echo oe ‘ate. Much of the most effective When you buy a dime ¢ cigar satel if is pet oft balls that are a little inside or outside. JI never You must always buy ° a hi Vv satel with the batter whe ‘ould wait so long that he and bring\ to me veuia be tatiana ee eee Synonyms strike A Leaping Lena: Candy Bar " | al e t was Fred Clarke, hink, who It was Fred Clarke, I think, wh Forms of Address S Pass On their way \ once. made the remark, «“‘When Commerce and Law is if no Jok ‘ bs ‘ / they are close enough to call, they State Names made as many hits off balls that are net as ee eae to Ele Werth SRE | How to Punctuate Acknowled: to surprise a pitcher: How to Capitalize also employed to compile the helps con- a Foreizn Words and that slipped over the plate, ‘4 | ire close enough fo hit.” There ia . te ((' \ LR HA AY = mo lot. of tee | The following educational ~ Wagener was a versatile batter. any time by swinging at a bal! How to Build Sentences educational 3) HARVARD PRINCETON CORNELL COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA f%& i AND OTHER Ee WORLD FAMED SEATS Watustiahesee Sause OF LEARNING close one that the umpire Phrases a strike Americanisms is that. Hians . : , Wagner told me that he sections are of value in learn- ing: once or Tl, — SW - a —_— eS om . ae a a red authorities were seagate “4 New S0-*& up in smoke He was likely Cieselaud eiiicauge Detcaoit Akron Tatedo Pitisiurgh Youngstown Lauiasiile Celumbus Cincinnatl Kansas CF st togl Lorain Ro«ton neffalo Stiles -auhe. fimealha Newark Fbawtionm Voeechinet( on “Tinneaneli- : jus Nine % Ry Ae erg Pep Tans NOE My RON Ry REN APY ee Tepe ng many tained in the aries that are different diction- made a part of volume, World Ine., New York, that was intended for a pit t -ou!t é n ” f * Concluding with more than or a waste ball, as it is somtimes ealled. He generally hit w hen he t a di zen other features Cot had made up his mind to hit, prising a wealth of facts that this - valued i whether the ball was over the — are always at hand for in- Syndicate Co. plate or not. In other words, stant use. manufacturers. Wagener waS never an_ imitator. DISCARD YOUR OLD DICTIONARY Iie made a close study of all the You'll want this new and AND CET TODAY yy tnied to imi- enlarged dictionary to THISQNE SATISFIED cross “ oather batters, just as I did, and, then that knowledge in de- swing of help solve your how- word puzzles. CLIP COUPON PRINTED ON PAGE 3. used veloping his own sale. Mor years young batters, coming into the the short, Willie Keeler. They forgot, v ever, that Keeler Was a very smail, nan, and had adapted that two leagues, choppy SFA SPT ate <a Uf frail

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. cane __ ST.LouIs_POST-DISPATCH: 40) + ST LOUIS POSI- DISPATLH PRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19, att a Ree Meee st dl cimemneiiia ae ADVERTISEMENT _ FE FED By / JURY OF CHARGES 2 peeeree en nm . _PHOTOPLAY THEATERS | PHOTOPLAY THEATERS . —— ee oT. 1OulS POS! _—" s\|= — LAST DAY TRAFFIC LAW — ) MARION TALLEY | Last 2 Days to See the Jazz King GRAND CENTRAL ‘Memory Lane” | OF BURSLARY AND LARCENY | COS STUMES ano Wigs E | bie ROM USING CARS| FROM STATION Peed R. Burke Also Was Acquitted ted i by Auto Club to Kansas City sopras Amore palatable cod-liver | i'n scion” | ROBERT SCHMIDT ecb pall homme z SA SEorn ae ‘G Ser 4 er \ at ‘ER eon WEST END LYRIC Sooke Sugs™ 1 ° in $38,000 U. R. Hold up 204 and 206 Soeth 4th at TED LEWIS gn ; oe . Teer ” . Py. elcome inft o 4 ‘ oe Pet. + to many. The taste is also improved by a remark- ge knew nothing of the burglars ieee a fae Riinebeth Cueny” cs - er those whose par iol ‘won aan a a ie able process which at the same time preserves the Hie advanced the theory that his R A N D OPERA Delmonte { shave’ Mite. “tee care! ee gerne es of others, , Will be one of the Paes 5 a . . . . -ojomimatre might have [ett if 4 — elm 4 tne | . ae ts all-important, all-precious vitamin content. ot. pan L4thanp’ | fs HOUSE STARTING ar sito Va i and ance be imposed and vanni Martinelil, ® ine 3 BtOiem B00GS 1b tae 8 wee : a 1 MI. — Continuous — 11 FP. M. 1 iitt or, and Marguerite eo: i Vitamins disappear from cod-liver oil very rap- Burke, who is 31 years old. was RUSS YG |! jj BIG ACTS =~ TOMORROW one Street (ar — arive ? Roepe re ‘traito of the Chie ry et | ° . » . wats itte Iact * de mn? parti pAa- r } Afayett a — iv hi: t . : “ i ’ a idly when it is exposed to the air. To retain them eo oo: trited PRafiwage th ii [nn aor ea, CFATCRE ‘THOTOPLAY Soe, “Sally” Is oan a pee ee also are on the pi oy ‘ " : hal we aaa a. | ot ‘fis apie ° ae : ee a ‘ " c riod Or Miss Ta + 8 te is a delicate and dificult process. Thus it happens holdup of July 2. 1923. After the AND THE “—TURSDAY, “Charleston Night” Back in FAIRY ; Eleanee See | eer signed DY President | oie : ae ae that more than one cod-liver oil has been put on the trial Circuit Judge Mix told the GOLDEN CROOK Ne Te EST oes and tec : a New Role 9640 Easton a TER. sare n _ asked that the 8uG- -»..4° the Rye” i market minus the life-giving, protective, growth- ee eee ae : KI 1 i be given “serious consid-/ 1:1) be “tna Vous sa j ritami hich ke the eff f a - ae ngsiand =, kar qign pre that the clud j+),., «parber of Sev £5 promoting vitamins which make the efrects o heople of St. Louis Cut a007 Gaueain aac 4 don.” at d n ae major | he “Barber o a ey : : 0} : .uter > te sentence ° Sweet Home.” L good cod-liver oil so amazing Seeks Alinony rrom singer, | WWoman’s Nationa! xposition Then Knickerboek “Ue stone prow, without parole: jsing especially fe The Squibb process guards against the loss of ‘ NEW YORK. EF 19.—-Mre Ever rong se 01,5 ASH eners. this precious vitamin content A pint of Squibb’s itn 26 ae eee divorce.’ (;reatest Exhibition Fiver ee in the Interest of Women a > Park Av. ‘ sans “BURIED my CR Martinellf’s num aie ; aie ee | lee ke heme ; “Celeste Aida” and Cod-Liver Oil is richer in Vitamin A than one ae et games HH. Mornvere NEW COLIS EU M Macklind f RALPH I Church Collapses During)... acct" DA! tenor, KN i r Stas | sy } oe # em P J o reen I ‘ « hundred pounds of the best creamery butter— Pe. -O'More eget ays , = RY ~ oon ee _— rb 7 ees News and Coney gertices; Death Toll Unknown, | will include Mal a , . ‘ as Oiall 3 cs ee ee ne + vyit« Stvie Show *7agenut« 10% 4 a : Pres S sarte - than 1200 quérts of grade A milk. And Vitamin A preme Court Justice Proskauer to ADUISSION 50 CENTS MARSHALL | PR EAGLE BE eye Assoc wed 71 Ky The roof of Pe artes | Lemme . : ; . ‘ a ‘oO nav ;: r} Ny ‘ arge | (Nat — ‘ edicinaaaaiiaes caidas Ee ier : een t tne ‘ Oat hans : & . . ¢ the body against bacterial infection. Cod-liver oil ‘s tt kbs hinnire 8600 Naw heise ~~ PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS McNAIR a Tiile fell upon the con- politan Monday. is also amazingly rich in Vitamin D, which pre- Mes +o nay her $2 eck aa “Ic Nair-Pestaloret { “Red Hot , guring & = et , . rma ~- . | irand and Lucas THA ™" pulpit hav uuntered. Dail: CHARLI E MURRAY ™ Stage wattree : offered $2000 rew RQAARRADADESEASEASSEASEEADRAASRDORAREEOREASESAREEEAAEEENENENEEMES =Loonton Services are being held i and the MISSOURI ROCKETS (turn of fewelry 4 eae) 2nd Dean Willis u ‘s anes MOGLER { The Une mee from a room in a oe Scarl e Sund: CHARLOTTE weouats? Oth and Bremes Also Vaudeville T STERE ‘declined to disclo ri “ - KERENOFF and } WE oe the loser, the hot “a = FASHION —s rics panes PAULINE es catch Man erm ATTERY E theft occurred, or 5, er ae . AMUSEMENTS Peat Lillian & Claxton neon - Diamonds id . jewelry, he said t = — ~y ber tud- |a platinum brace "4 fea urine Cc Rubbe SE. COR. STH. && TRANKLINA Pestalozzi pe Sa = nnot (| ing 24inches | small diamonds a d : : ad ; 3 Delle Pree, Suen mi seach inte) . 3 . BEAUTIFUL QUEENS = {2s toes your | sadiocabinet | Twenty-five pis * ce i ts ” ; a sTonight, "500 t $2 50—Mat. Sat. 50c to 32: 4700 Maffite Winding Stairs”, worl or under car ne at ap - : | | oa gs, q | were stolen last SPRING AND $ 85 | teal A = nat eelaors oor. and | oartment of DM : : = ie (TKE,” oll lifting | Goodman at the] | Mi TT : Grand and Jeniata { Hatnes, Ford +h battery outto 5] ‘hile they 1 . Pt 4 n té . Ww : 8 y ATTRESS..... i 5/3] OO make hydro: | tate sews : ’ ‘rson’s Great , Woodland ‘te "pao Ce Sialtns meter test, | Ce —With Purchase of This Bedroom Suite 5015 Gravols iierstiiall |19.—Thomas’ Jeff '- Benwood Linze Co. 58 years old, gre | ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT CO.'S THEATERS] | -. Penwood Linze Co ncan Jee - here. A EE [= ies ie tae ey a =| FE econ —_ eh. ry - i ve mee with T it rrr ( Blanche Sweet af@er, Ward & ‘Meenas Hardware Co. | plexy ay og Phat "iidiiies Chillin. grins , ARSENAL 1 t Ben Lyon io “Bite ' Shapleigh Hardware Co. prominent Randol } 4 Mystery PRINGLE = on — beard’s 7 Wives” ginia, he was @ ‘at FUNNIEST SHOW ON EARTH | of “hs AUBERT (JACKIE COOGARA AFNER MFG. CO. | tniversity of bis i : *SSeeseseasccessceeesesee VWieeks’’ and i. 3 Hoer” : estes rT ‘OLD ree 20 CARROLL AVERUE. CHICAGO known member o A Nig shag te Bae 3 and Ye Mo Motion Picture of if Aubert and Fas rah. 72 ; Nights. 1.10 to $3.44 : - - H shed Miu Seto ee EDMUND JOHN GOLDENS Chippewa (“jst : "e : Se Great Stage —— — ee DAW SON OPTICAL fF ; * @ _ MESses SHUBERT S Bepsagys ‘i é ne. reas : ~€: mesa REVUE! ON THE STAGE Cinderella {29 re 616 Pine ee Ww t id | f FRANK FARNUM ‘CONGRESS (=a f ote : : CONGRESS Derm! | é —whe brought the ‘‘Charieston” to St. Louis Cheer Up/Its the First 40°3 Olive St. & ‘Business of —and His Youthful California Revue Year of Marriage Ten thats the Hardest,After A > e Seni Flor. (Alen that it’s a Habit ~ ~ SJ Grand & Flortssant alee © Open Saturday Attractive Four-Piece Vanity Dresser BEDROOM SUITE i. ] 59 $250 Value—Special, Saturday. GRAVOIS (“SAD Os >) Levis Jefferson &£ Gravols Specialize on School Children's Eyes SS So phe eee aA DaDD DDD DSA ADGA A Oo oo eh bbb bh bbb bd bad bhabeadahhabbdbadbbaaabardbabbdbababababaa: $ ee ee PAARL TEC TET TEE ETE EEE DED Dh D DODDS AAD ADDED EERE OEE EDD E) Faceptional quality, attractively designed Bedroom Suite Featnriag cain iailaliaial ~ any Prices for Saturday and I a considerable savin nished j 1¢ pepular new - > alse at Ae un ive : ’ ~ 4 af Hasenoe sat be agent Fomprines a eraceful = oe bed, $2 a Week sernsosnesersnseesesecceseenseccce. ccescccaesees Irving Young Ss Californians — sn { "ies Pet ® | Large Spherical Lenses for Reading or Distar vers attractive vanity cre ser resser and a& conveniently w ayton c iddies’ . ee maeronsice. vont _— | St Leading Mheatre of Stow Si zh's. 8215 DO RMA LEE ~~ 1$2.£ Large Spherical Lenses—Two Visions in On . cs Ts nrg seer Ww ‘The Mine WHE. a You Get the 4-Piece Bedroom Suite and =) $161: 85 ) aan! tte eae atetion amine ter KING oe {1 oe” aad 7 Spring and Mattress All for............ | Reduced Price Matinee Tomorroy DON ALBERTS i for infants, invalids, nursing mothers, etc. Convenient, aed F T GRAND & MAMMOTH WURLITZER “COME. EARLY |} 27" oF seats diladi ines as pte NEWSTEAD: a ~~ & be S. elegant wre er ae . . . ~ ’ a ¥ { om : “a Light Nourishment, whenever faint or hungry. Acupful, JUNIATA GE TO THE FIRST MIGHT SHOW ¥ FOR LAST. COMPLE ka PERFORMANCE * ‘. | row Mix, tWo. age ef fects, comielias of 48 and taken hot, upon retiring, induces sound, refreshing sleep. "ON THE a and HIS BAND eieiiaieiaguaenset . — 3 7, O'FALLON ‘ TS sacte” dressers, triple mirror vanities, _ ee aan —_——-. TA G Ee ~ : 10° , oriesaan 4 = > bow. end beds and roomy chifforobes. “MIKE” The POST-DISPATCI! i« tie awe e The POST-DISPATCH is the oniy St. Louls evesir.. | Rewspaper Di Mesiinthe Seese wawe earvice ig iy oy hams ines A877 DAV! “THE WANDERER” A BACCHANALIAN PROLOGIS UNION Bi peers = . stproof construction. Wonderful ng . ~~ newpaper giving Assoclated Press news service. inion and Eastes Chupiin Cotte be Values >. * . *e @eeseesgteéee*e#ees8+t._esee#s6es8s © 2 2 = ’

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Feb 19.—The Eve fs copurighied finan ming Post tn 4) Clal reviexy toduy says ‘Prices ot fpecuiative securities showed an unsettied trend in . i E, th Pe Again moderateiy active trading on Btock market toad % Mixed sent rent was refiectec in ©Se\era rather wide advance and de nes Although Mans Standar indus trials recorded shart the close a new ton record for the | ablished in SeVvera) Year Was estah Fharee Which were fin@ied out for attack eh Professionais Credit conditions were disturhed Dy stiffr- ening tn the ‘al lOAMD rate tc & per cent and some uUNrertaAings Over brokerage }, ans. Bonds held fairty Steady however although re Ailzing tn fome of the traction ie- Fues frve an ADPearance of iTregy larity Investment iSSUCS Were jn K0od demand Government issues receiving cota Support. etinae of Loans. “Publication of the weekly Fea. eral Reserve Rank figures shoe. Ing@ an increase in rediscounts here anda aroy in the reserve ratio | Ph the Inet veek and an expansion of the brokerage loans in the preceda. ine week fPxPliained to SOM exten: | the Stiffenine in MOne@y rates and Figens nf ee in commie. Fion house circ] In some quar- fere i? Was Sniestal that Calling af loans to reduce obligations Of the Federa} reserve Memhey banks here and-te *“frengthen the DOSitin», Of Clearing house banks {n the weekly Statemenys fomorrow Was TESpONSIbie for Weakness of many FDpecialtices today Shares of Bey- fral concerns which have recent}, recorded Sharp ady ances were more freery offered and it "AS jn. Gicated thar leaders hag asked for increased mar K'iNS--nerhans in the hope thar the Inanes weuld be tak. en up Profession lal Crives with SOM SuUCccese Against Fj mer! Snuft American Weines preg diction Remington Typewriter and Sloss Sherrie Id arendard Indus. = peaders at New Peaks. Profecsic. lals wh sold ®tandara Indust aie for ae decline ere orcer + Fat p hast, retreat fn the fine, Anur x» hen Genera) Elec. ric America, Can and S¢vera! of the motor e: KE Came MACK sharr > °. ~ +. thy ds ly { RT z 4 q Genera ; Flectric ha " Pp see fis Which haa SUOWN recees MS before noon received Zo0G ext, Ort ne ene ‘a 4 . 3 ran up th new high records for a! fon > » 3 a [ on Stee Crossed 12n While fludenon fT) . ; se | Gisplagea Nihein a bea ~—o ; ; 7 ge &T) _ ec Sfta ? dan Wae ifn a nde _ £ood demand Rat . ae ; : Bhares Bhoweg rer “a activity. . : Exchange Marker Irrecuinre Dealings in foreign exchs nfee aGain were in -.- [her eee «> Ps ’ 5 ; > ; vO" lume a : fe f ris - roe ? a 4 . . q is r A ©) ; : ; ‘fe gd 7 r) if 7 ef 1) 4 , i trend “rench ay French france Continued to lack Sup Hc rr? ana Grifte “a se. 8 pew ‘OW Trerord for the Year hefner 3 . . rTiore ef. Coverin ©elighr! kame : . ’ “'eriing hela firrn De. Behn Aten as e . ‘ ' ' “an exchanges =e) Sty 11.%.. , ; wkne While lire “ea PE men. ’ Tuled | ADANe Se exe Inge re Acted fr iOowWing the «} ona + tT 44D uptur: Yesterday Argentine rates w re ane (és ere . s . Commodity» wriees Irregular. Prices if t> % fey an } . pas % a its markets me oa irreeularly 4 tton Was “More freely Offereg sag b si | | es ? : af - as ~ e art and ra, ded a fair Sized : Ceciine before “UPDOrting ara c ' ' - ew “ne _-: | >». ff . . ; ‘ re Mert Ps mw Tal] fad Driek?ly, > ereafter and the Marke closea rr aa) . -irTmer ‘sTain ¢ Jeon were lower ‘ , Patties. hen : 3 i rs EMA? ce to R fre« $4 hi ‘ 4 AO 1 : i* OaNnke Gvota!: tione tn cents, D De nts. [ mand ¢ le FRANC F— Fran, DO 385A ?*> { : S30. — ITALY —Lirs D 4: my « 402%" GERMANY —yyary 0 23ho . . Pe vf ‘ann "lorin DMD 40 a8 NOR WAY Krone »> si 18 ST ARK et D 261° IT ZERI ND— Pram "109 «2, SPaix A is “a i In 28 ‘§ BR AZ — a4): re,. Dm 1483 > 7 SHANGHAI—N 75K MONTRE 4al—p..: ar D 99 9-1¢ eet ccm, Ruling on Call Loans. rallies hHefure } 194, >> >» — ~ * {mauguratea | 4:) oa ft be ES | ? NEW YORK B ST. LOUIS STOCKS, dat were 665 ye. 7 4 7 7 his . > - -« ’ Wing is a com ' / nN sited & prices and = } Tne ae + °* ~ if) “rr 4 ) Extra 4 per « y es) Peas¢ —-] ds r. . rs tr? ve? mu m © 4 7? 72 +t P| ' ii ‘ . t7% 35 » it Wy 3 oa “if S& 211% J1D% €3' 13% iz * 1146 140) ics } ori & 3.3 %, “igi i21 4 WU i, fa) i $ “Ay ou 7. Pa - ~ a m | 4 . 55% *?) = > > : he ee Pe a | 21 BO HFK 6 Ld \ 1; ey 2 61% 61y tj 4 of) “3 1 8 Rehm ws ae be AQ: ar ae 0 “or oo Ae 4 TM 55 & 21 s 7 & 37 138% 346 % 4155 50% a; 45 444, '2 mf 4, 7h #ii04 a. 1g i, Ll 11 4& 11% 1 40% 4 1149 (14n4 S117 & lI54, oe TIS 114% ae | S& ]0*£ I ] 3t ) =“ " ~ . Mf ov 145 aT. “hy os _ ~ 1 lng +3 TF, 4 HO 4, GS x, -s 10 232 “ oo. *® o O * Fm 7 ~ “ « . 4 12 ~ 12 1. ° ae % M4 2 ‘ 4 i i ] —_ 5, $3 43 ra Yn , Of 2 ™y, : e) “ot 2 a a ~ + > 5 “pay - - ‘Dw Fa 7 3 7s a A ~~ . 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EW YORK, Feb ‘Oday were 1,437. hétiday a week age. h 0 t-Disr tch to the Pos Spa a te ba, ped ) —Tor ie following table wil) On the exchange. today am st Rea Prices of bond “a ollowing iS a complete « during the sessions oO Closing prices Exrhange today SpROtations On a! ies aes, bonds are in means $49 and bwent: 4 dollar and not $36 and $14. 79 mp a year ago and $516 — GON E SRNMES NT “BONDS” BOND MARKET AVERAGES. STOCK MARKET AVERAGES. fOD—2 1 100-—21/ 4) wee poke r . - i+ & an a ’ ~ ms bee a aa “we fo) FORE PG :N BONDS a | tt net Oe - a a i a ee ee Wm Oo ~) Oa) a . . ”“ *-@ — ~) 40S ome T Pm A wd ee BAD " ~] a a - ~ é a! ee arr ts * hot bee, Ce a ee HT SNeee ty ‘Ory Ln oe . a Digm.y= — | te pas a ate as bo he a} mee ws yw ao + Po Iti - £ L . 2 Bl | er tree vs i) (ee rrr s e 5 eas or ee ee - : FP at co a P: oT | Gs x Otay to “oS ares. COm a aa £ Ss . 2) ; . “4i-¥ s i > > res ‘ +. 2 Fag a — ———— inn Aa a wid s . 2 108% 166 44 "pills * r* hE ii ay : Py * > . * te Se am : : in. onli . hn ct te '-s..itag 4 i . 1+ ose, liag '" : 1% 524 56i;! ¢5.-/e ae : ’ : . . - ” e 2 te eh, oo ee a Peete Bees a = ""* *h* ees 0pes ° Won ee bs : > | 33 | 93°“ -tstaee ae + sf fed . st . o® a . 2 | Sa ti by 404, $f 14} . 7 Bf SO 37% a7) Oe - 1% : eU%. 4 L 10%, . ‘ pH ie ee ae 11 20 36 - Bu eae r od 36 iy 56%’ Seve) 368 ; ~. oon i ithhe, ee 37 & SOPH abe Sco Pee 75 24) 243;\"ogq(e++--l101 ye ‘pide: = . te Me ice et Meee, "“#@@ée te Sa 2) . a sia ai *-* “press 48 i ee et, . Ss *@ eh, i +0 SAIS 113% 11g fe yg! 0 I. *« PSST 7 % iti cece] vikiioccs en) ae ve ; "+ ‘~« *« 1A % i : -* “Pee ete «es . 95 **@-s : *-* | Senet * @« R% ese Rte’ ee eee : lie -03 28 2 2 —} of % " shen e+. « + doe . . . **#« **#®@e-« icy ° * ee 66 * es * 93 are om fhe annua, “aen payments a on® Or in cage of newly lixted me Ff sriginel seis ané listing 2B ars no’ inelioded The etter i GENERALLY HEAVY TONE ON THE CURB MARKET es EE Perce lea’ 9¢oto° 2 oe , a + os --« — he ton * ; we Feb. 19.—Mizeq Drice change et pe oe — se | ° ® ee! ) _— / > y a ” pe we 4 a ee es os met... ee ~— mee. ~~ ee CITY BOND S ) nn — oa Bond S — rR tL ROALD BONDS Bank ot err yuna SI — — a eee. es York | Coftee ' Post-Dispateb. LOCAL STOCK ST. LOUIS sty CK Bxc “"OWD ON the ‘oral marke T he afternoon trage we Viveter than that of the McQuay Norrie solid at 19 "tle Huttig ay: 40% beth zs Wagener Electric was lowerd Fuiton Ire; Waa off Phe norninge trade was puiet International Sie Hossmann sold ‘; Wer ‘andy recovered some of & “SS ut trade was nos laree “as a fair turnover tn Norris at 19 Rice Stte em NManged. and Wagner Electy ings @* to lower. : "ersonal and Busines Total bills discounted SS 115 Ching luring the week. ‘NZ tO the statement of tne 4 Reserve Bank of &. There was cain of $§¢Janam "lis diseounted » “¢ } Brad Irn i toe | ee ee Bridge; Bu: yrus 4 2 ; | ButfNa LP ~ | Rur Ads | CanmiMja ’a __ 424% | Cana Wi = — Car Leap 5 ~i “ert. : nod * : a 2 ne | Centr pP —- = - : Se . he | CB Now XCHANGE ; Cles Aula today fia Lom Pow rer - ' Go pfd : a ‘§ Pivairy * fate. Snow f uo : wane pti iE i Ke Meee ) ni.agunM : ae = ' Con igeskz Pa red | do ““B pent thag 7 °S 4 ‘ bh | & p SGV H . a 7 ee . CurAero® M *2° ca) oe) (Sta new Pa C*n an: : ; ' or ss © | Wes ; Perr » TR et et: | [ilcoen (rtp + we ma!) ieh ler itl. mindlie | DoehlerDae te » ~ : L556 5 Store . %. to | Duran i DuzColne & As 9 ry do v € re hour tet ; ER Mil! fo 1 lower) Etingt 5 “ . ‘#e ghe *s "te Ag 1/1) ‘net come (Fed Fin 7 3) thug | Motor ttm Poy ry cum }.. Yio a mela (Ford Me et « al 54 | Porton ( Soe | Foon “o* + Year aro : hie ’ \- « O° § 2m MM ’. Wheat ship ae “ mparey | Fr Bim * iiproentse Presh a ared w It); ? iia uente were GO Bak wih 48m oo (2@y | ,4s F Be asli Crain. , oilet gs “7 ae od xy ’ ' | ; oe? - “& | ~~ 7 ? r . «® carn ; 5 : ; fi re * ~+ 2 A ee: | - ~ i (s —_ 4 g aces. | -er-miged ; #0 : birawyy at eo A i’? are ¢ er firg ; 4 fa ‘a at 2. ¢, a A ; sl — thie hay | . aa “| . - ae : . a ae . and hi ; ss] \ © Pgs a . r to $22; No | hn ‘ > e > as in ¢ ; ‘ » 4 ? $18.50: No. 2] Meaab Mid W vi ~? } ti 1900 = ra iL! Seca ‘ rE Pow: met ® tu _ ad ' Fo yp imeg oo Vile 7 moe mack ma oe Pre Se rf on “ac Bj ra te ther KY May 41% : lar and ribei RR c“aen "ar : Kier Lacali & te i. - . wheat tag ¢ — gE i? Wi etfs [wre were 75 ‘ Week Ar +> a@s*! ree an » do 0 O00 ® weet “sg A e-att-red tiqu: | SparkeW C7 neg " st «Ps > a ay Fo he a! rhe & t-wik a“ 'tlengs ag . . _ * ©orn te arr ' Te ere aed ~ "7 then eetifed | ~ °° ear i 4 ~—? . Me 543 o w * ~ o- ss ' | ; * - : a ‘ TES cyr?r. re r+ Lae t ee Trim» _ an os ; wee % to 149 ing & f a f - @ ig & ; oo if . m : ae eee is _ 41°. oe 4 . > = }2 York Sucar nis ‘ 2 Prt ee were in 2 ww ot ‘ , - : tS ; : » . ts * . : 5 7 * f hve : as Ne r fihio he ; > > hi “Ul. ges 4 NS — A Tan pa E£ [ r.

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Army Refuses to Help Bury Slayer. Holmes was a reguiar 7 ‘ i, ; (Re SOO at ert Pree. vate for six Years ; .% ‘0 ‘ ‘ * hand or left-hand corner. Complete with = two nickel-plated faucets, nickel-plated ie : trap and brackets for iy it hanging to the wall . £ - A WRITTEN FIVE-YEAR GUARANTEE : FURNISHED WITH EACH SINK Ba | LEG ’ DESIRED ARE EXTRA nla 5 LAVATORY FAUCET Replace your ol! ‘ worn-out faucet when you Combination Kitchen Sink Faucet tith the soap dish. A truls impeortunt item for besutifs ng sour kitchen sink. Mad- » mit Olid brax« ind stekel nilgted \ real $7.50 ‘-r this sale, : $4.89 * aie é Repair your leaks ompression solid bra.~« os closet tank with a : nicekel-plate’? luose one has saved—the other not. “ ae a eee oe A Savings Account isa mascot against hard luck. 3% Compound Interest amiy, y, = TANT ANIM A TAN AT AWA AT AW AT ANI ATAU «TANI ATA WAT a a a I eR Oy amy ay as Savings Department open Saturdays | till Seven O'Clock | Sa APIS SAI ls ati i ra ec yao °c ee “ oot hye ye ts oe —* oatmen'’s Bank Northeast Corner - Broadway & Olive Sts. Oldest bank in Missouri. « * Has withstood every financial crisis since 1847, including the Ciml War a « ‘ 4 » Warn RESOURCES OVER $25,000,000.00 me a ee ee eS ———— AY - ; scemaqenseynesn-senaeremepnammmnnnssinascrmanasnesaraanlD Ee ON OE OE ON OE OW “OE ts. FRIDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 19. 1926. —— Bed Davenport davenport table, end table aracter and charm... 6-Pc. @ Bed-davenport, armchair, winged chair, of these pieces has chez So oe oo factories... built to withstand hard usage. se ite li ht for so little there 1s no excu a Suite like this can be bougnt , -_ begs uncomfortable, unfriendly living room. Inspect! Comp Try to duplicate this sale special. A Marvelous May-Stern Value! $10.00 Monthly Pays for This Group! uper Saturday Savings 278 3-Piece The beauty of figured waln hanced by the gracetul design of thi 1 W Style bow- the drawers are pearl inlaid, are mahogany and the con- Vanity to match, $115 value... . $62.95 $8.00 Monthly P for This Sule! ——" “35° Dining Suite Angee and gum. ..with an Made of combination walnut veneer Tudor period -popular ay -alnut in the ever-popu - 60- .) J onlas te inant include a table 42x54 — one design. Nine P e chairs an 4 inch buffet, polychrome ren am hat you will not host chair. A beautiful design. . .one t easily tire of. $8.00 Monthly Pays for This Suite! i ee Pipettes eu hin? abet s 1254, ; : AT, rather TUT a Haba aa bael a Tee Pies es ss: ry ‘opt Bei itty: i Mt : ie rr Buy at May-Stern Pay While You Earn Buy at May-Stern ~ Pay While } * You Earn F OLIVE STREETS a et Popular Comics a ' News Photographs -~——— + Hickman Player-Piang A Regular | ™ 5 $495 Value : T wena. 2 *345 Including Bench, Bridge Lamp and Roll Cabinet All for $345. The well-known Hick- man & Son make—fully guaranteed. Come in and hear this Piano.. examine it carefully... compare it with other Pianos offered at even higher prices. $10 Monthly Pays for This Piano— No Interest or | : r Delivery Charge! 3 No Extras! 4. See eh tbe Ae da thatdéll lll t CPA AEA ELA GE + OS A # Console Phonograph CAPOEAA APSE EMS, a dee ®, eat, ¢ f Guaranteed by the maker and by May. | Stern. Madge with dow - ble-spring motor... — has attractive Queen © Anne cabinet... fim 7 ished in dull mahogany, * $1.00 Weekly! $25 Portable . a agent Phonograph Here is an unm value! A strong, durg ble Portable machin with an excellent tom A real bar- Lk por et . ai. $1 5 { 2% iO 5-Piece Bed Outfit: 4 tis 3 Another | 4 W onderf ul a — ; | E § Occ ddddddddddiddddad Wi May-Stern | | Offering | 6* A:Simmons full-size bed, metal link fabric spring, cotton mat- tress and two feather pillows...all for $16.85 Saturday at May-Stern’s. $2 Cash— $2 Monthly Pays for This a Outfit ers > e or. ddd dd diddditiiitdgiiidsdsiississithhiihthiiittiisiiiiiiinhiiinitiinn . < Pwo. ss a ae x Bis bee Sapper der 2 # di i 3 Ae ra + aad . = ? =. : ae a ae “- $2.00 Stepladder SPECIAL! 4 4 SATURDAY Gast) An » May A solidly const®ae five-foot laddet, in we.ght, bat str and rigid. Each © is braced with an & rod. The back # braced with cros pieces. It is yl with a folding Sm for a pail or DO@eanee A marvelous value ses for one day only, $14 e Pie, PS o FF - “SIVITEPIDLSSESA PA ph pps ty f

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What Has Gone Thefor: ‘ ca art) La Xie re rrG* de “a Art . # | 67) ( Tila VU shi iskS$ ADE . = ‘A - * Ff r)>} r} © Waies feuUCcCcr ’ Die. nd al ws aeeg clutching tiv jmains ¢ or TT. sf ye Ww f , . G Ci ¢ , Pa > « ¢ at ed - aT I P al ree 7 a A ne | a , = ? - - - a> > ¢ ‘“arliUuor | her that £3 “-vV«ta * > ~ a4 ; : s* have Peer a rear SUS ; : “* rer excited condiugon of ming ove: > # ‘he mynpiery co: Ler pitta si€? u- Jt & ” : . = — bica om -e a4°7d her unknown guardian. ~* - * 7 _ - ‘ rroe. °¢£ BE apts ‘“* ra + 6 aif: ; inves ae noali@ea s = * ne rT: og * = Pa } = ick. & Gai’ anc J _ > eaaunge American Whom she .:TB. sine : . $ ~* "oe 9 qr? : : rai af ? La & 0649- . gu bee 4 my * w Yorn. and who changrec 1s . q . a be? in Chicago so that his berth ” . a ied me « - Gs bs 7 , res *. : : ree he t 4% iii . ne tells them morning the conductor ‘tel. ‘nat a man has been found in one eo’ the berths, apparenty mur? orred. A gold chain broken in hal? is found about bs neck. The ecanédopctor questions the occupants o* the car and it coms to hight that Carolita made the journey ‘rom South America OD the samme Westward Bound. Fi was on the boat with me? ad 5 the Orizaba?” Ca rolita repeated wondering. Yy.- 2 * quite “What do you mean. ] was alovre” Mer qnvestion went unnoticed as ‘wo Salvation Army lassi es emergeé from secion gix and yornead the group while at the same time the tram conductor ¢n- tere@ and took his place besiée his brother official “What has bappenec ™ the tai- er of the two laamcs asked. “Cun we be of service’ Shé was a elim woman of abort 40, with a clear, pale akin and ¢e¢i- cate features, her eyes being rnore or less obscured by heavy shell- rim giames of & shaded cast, while a biack veil covered her bonnet, ~oneealing ber forehead and giv- ing ber face & exricusly shortened appearance. “hast unfortunately, ma’am, & Seath hae eccurred bere in the car, middie-aged man, jooks Like ‘oul play.” ins at ‘That's another mystery: he has no papers of any kind—nothing but a big roll of money—several thousand dollars, and some South American gold.” ‘But surely upon his ticket— “lie has a second-class ticket bought at the window at the last + ’ , . + "2 se - * . - ’ minute, I should say, and no narne Oh, if ts indeed most sad, bu* is it not possible that he has met . : “ Cc eGe 8 ? ae + cf Irn ; 4X7 7 persons have died. in their sieep, eudden ness the heart a . ‘ ‘ . i? 7 * UgnL was not’ due. ts quor ° I Was I j j * ‘\ ‘re. ‘ »,* 4 7 ’ K ° a : by : . } heey iY ‘ sf indr himself * ° ‘ ; ; } Oo bu hi may have been .> ? X 7 oey ; ¥ v« s robbed Som ing of value has } , 7 . ] peen torn from a chain about his . >? , meck, if vou’l!l notice ‘ - . phe adjutant stepped bark. an- ' La » Va Swering firms "We do not care ta loOoK again a” ; 1-~-? } NO doubt you know bhest We are very sorry for the trouble it has caused you and this voune ‘ Quite naturally it ft within oue province to care for her as she needs protection. You may cor sider us res ponsible for her ents ty upon this train.’* “Well,” said the condy for, “ron understand that there wi . , ie Ae «il} ‘rird ef “ar | o 1} +} . imMnqdue >4 a4 if ii nat ‘ re crt * } ne . ‘ ix and I'il have to detain vou wat the authorities get vour addr SSeS in Los Angeles I don't set out to make any trouble for anybody. I'm only doing rv y duty.” “We are quite sure of that.” “This «irl thinks she’l} he mer in Ios Aneeles, but if she's not “eh ; . we }} be riad | Put hor be zt + - Cy re far oh, - . . — s present I suppose you re going to one of «ane ir tutions there” We aTe On AN e@rerrneda ar oe ’ | - | } y. “ Rive M2 OnT i } ire > RR more. You saw 4 of : tr ; ae CUUPIC in the drawing room, ‘ C] i | » ,* , 1 | - — — — ¥ e® pair this girl was playing cards a ' a with last nicht?’ ‘I noticed that the drawine room was occupied.” Had you ever seen those nenn} ; pie before””’ Adjutant Gabrielle eh 0k her head | “IT did not see them closely Thee did not sneak to us or we ta than * “And you saw or heard nothine . , wm s132 | mtnhe C@r at any tir ~ +3 ast niz Le \r ’ e* rr an - al i png a . ’ -* , a > . 4 > : ‘ ‘ ¢ e “7 ¥ ° ’ ra . ATMS SAY SHoOring . > os ¢ " } i you er, \ TOU ‘ - =“ J . - 5 "% inre w “= 75 J. ty - rs Sak OAS at s - . " r ' } = + bd \ . . Aas a our offic who the ticket My n kind and helpfu! ; bold *nough to con- ’ a“. introduce me. in the drawing room ends of yours”?’’ s shrugged his shoulders. in the night.” ou KnOoW Where they wen ned again to -—_ -_ = - -— - - - ~- ~~ -_ = - - - ~~. Al __- "Tt - - = = re : 2 = ; ; r —— nn a a DO’S AND DON’TS . — For — SUCCESS IN BUSINESS —— en — i ; } asin oe ae By NELLIE E. GARDNER Ne eee ttt éé 9? Nature Is Always “At Home. : HERE is one hostess alwars t home’”’ to unéxpected caiiers. And at her board one is always refreshed. “One day a week with Nature’ should be tne slogan and - - : . : , aspiration of every office-worker, especially those who dwell in large cities. For six days each week, one may labor over ficures or foulards or fallacies, but on the seventh, the system should rebel. As a tonic and revivifier of nerves, blood, bones and body, there hi that is nothing equal to a day in the open. How many of us think that hikes and picnic lunches are only for summer” Pa ~ . . Have you ever tried a walk along the seashore in January‘ t+o «4 Here is a sea-tang.not to be found in July. Have rou erer gone to the mountains in Decem trails bring vigor and gayety little dreamed in June. Hlave no fear of doing things “out of season.’ Strawberries ber? Their snow and watermelons are only at theirs best certain times of the year——no matter what effort or expense is spent on the forced hot-house fe . a ° ~- . . di ef v7 e 7 , be 13? ‘abe product. But Nature is never forced Nature is neve! ur OF 4 season. - The idea that golf is a pastime only for loafers or visiting seoten actors has lonz been thrown into the discard Its health-giving , bb ° me ; } Ma ? benefits now are acknowledged br all. Instead of being the mark of Fi Ls the lazy man or the business failure, it is now almost the distinctl mark of the man who has become sfccessful. The bigger business, the heavier the mental strain, the greater need for occasional] relaxation. How better can this be accomplished than in the fresh air and sunshine? For each of us Nature offers individua! delichts. For one it is the vigorous climb; for another, idle lolling in the sun; for a third, a nap or a book in the shade, with the sound of running wate beating surf rr } és} ‘ ; “i* Aan ean - + . + : The week!s lay a some with Natu: need not cost muen , . T- ; Ih , t é te owns? “a nr ’ " yo? +? } « et a . ‘ ; ITF Oo “) > - (pHDoOuUsDat nor aii’ mone as iv Dio: }~ WSEAS, Wass et pes sl Oj a street Cal iare | ~~ = ~ . ~ ting 4 } “ 4 ortrr +’ »eh amc + + et hs sf + will take one out O1 ine rusn ana fgrime—pergaps not to the ereat open spaces,” but at least to those partly open! Habit is al] that is needed. Habit and determina To spend one’s day in the outdoors, perhaps some other cu:- ° . * 7 ee . Py : . » a | tomafry pieasure must be &£ rificed. 4 OmMmpare t} e two. Krom the § } : a ° \" « - > ¢ - .. ** tealth standpoint, doesn’t Nature win? Your work will not suffer from the time lost. Try it for one month. Then count the gain' +xsorw cf t liv’ s Miss Menendez, did ron see man or woman come into the car at any time last night?” ‘No, Conductor.® “Where were you during the evening?” “\ lady and gentleman invited me to play cards in the Uttle par- lor, sir. The lady had been kind since Chicago.” “You were alone with them ”’ “Oh no, Mr. Reynolds——”" Her color deepened as she inclined her head towards Paul. “Reynolds? This man here® You are acquainted with } ’ “He has been polite to me, atr, since [I have been upon this jour- ney." “You did not know him hefore?* a ee | — ‘a "=™ ©. air.’ “And the WD in the d : And the couple in noe drawing rr f) “hh « ¢ e — sla : rt TT} WwW iiae lid VOU S35 V their narnes were?" "Th ox , i Vir and WV > ‘? a 44 b Salc i «i a a*S 5. Prown LL a . - = “s . (Ou talked with therm. I sup- Ne = ae >. , ; pose” Where did they tell you 2a, Z they came from” “IT think they gid not say.” mai el ¥ - n 4 . 7} ~* Wit . ank yOu. .vow just one thing Feb. 19 more. You understand, of course " = . .~ > Ul’ ane ° 1558—368 years ago— Benvenuto Cellini, superman of the that Iam not connecting you with this man’s death. I am mere}y sixteenth century, 1s writing his . ‘ ne z ? . ~—* — j 4 Mmanking e ol. Thee eSSiry invé oe ae ae an autobiography. Artist sculptor . . “9 . ‘ - , Fallin: . : ,;Oii0 rine Such i trave 1% / lita - . . ; St aig ey socio soldsmith and soldier of fortune. : i, e@ ere LOOK es ? > , ’ a. | . - ~ ‘ ‘ " Al) aa Jat 7 i . S35 ‘os el lini iweaq a life of thritti ell me whether you have ever seen | C&limi Mved a life of thrilling ad- him before.” venture, hobnobbing with Kings *- “* Can } OF Conduct a Ne : > ; cre, Onday iy i Rev. } Popes and paupers ( ” Paul Re: S an upers. On one occa- noids nDroke a” aAnerrilv ° Are ~'¢ ty ] , : rc 7 % § > bad limi ii : Oo" ; ; | a £10n rhiule sca p! from tft roing too far? Whr 4 ' . While escaping fro the . ‘ a< i . ii ~~ 1. 4 sv nN © 4 ‘© SSa ry + . -— e for a little young thing like Mise Castie Sant Angelo, in which he Menendez, friendless enough in qa | Was imprisoned for theft of jewels, ~ = ,o ym - rs “a strange land, to look at a corpse? | he fel] from a wall. breakine his What's the big idea”” ’ ‘ OS ER ss ies. With characteristic initiative te do exactly as the officia] in | B® 00UB¢ it.up with bis sword, es- cmarge of this train suggests.” the Caped with a donkey driver, and re- train conductor now c ok a ; ° I n rPnow spook: OF th | celve i Pe eal big , e eived pardon on the ground that aA x ‘ ‘ - Ou sssaa) piace TrouUur- Se | - 7 + ; ; self in an unfortunate ?: : a man so unique in his profession < ii Iki An 8. (Oortunate li¢ht v rtLis- ' . Sogn ce 7 #ak Stood above the law. Ins odjections. The young lady is perfectly safe with us. Now then ‘te « tan 4 ni ; = | “B91 nw , Miss, it won't take but a minute 7 } hal thou my heart with gratitude . tonds 7° tVUda) (Copyright. 1974.) Pimidty, trembling from head to ee foot, Carolita drew herself reluct- For every friendly word and antliy from her berth and allowed kindly grnile her gaze to rest upon the face of | A™@ Cen the smallest blessing "long the dead man. One single instant ; the way only, an instant charged with a | That cheers my saddened heart terrible foreboding and then, white | a little while.”"—Greenleaf. ST. LOUIS POST-pygp The First Rift, or Out of ( r. FEBRUARY 19, — fy Ag \\ \ \\f ‘ \ any eae 4 girl that was ever that nothing short forget GAS, would thing to do with hi SHE had blotted ¢ forgiven him. | So there they the space under these is one would have spoken for itse sand times a day. Wig , and maple filling, bout Words.” been called simply ‘*: And then—the thunder-head fted itself and look zenith and covered For ten miles f And William wa laws would have done And W illismette he ten days of their married life had they even the faintest shadow of a cloud as as your small girl’s hand go over the radiance of their robin's-ezgg blue sky. Her face beamed like a pink baby's every time she looked at him. His warmed and glowed like the kindly sun’s every time he looked at her. with no ruffles on fD alive with camped on the rz the plain truth lor the faultiest and means—-NE and white glazed with metal rims, are bowls are wide Lemons’ Aid to Beauty | HOME-} By LUCREZIA BORI richt to ta ble, By WANDA Bi Bowls for Varios OWLS for variew Re salad china ieaves. A slice of lemon rubbed our face makes the skin soft and This simple treatment “4 lermnons left over afte tea parties and after cooking ‘cacies that call hope the average house- makes a practice MMi enn i Silent Kidneys me of the reasons why s0 many people suf bles is beeause the kidneys do net com ble damage has been done <idnevs have to appeal for ‘'s Disease, Abnormal the housewife whe that she has a good sok feel especially in need of brac- appeal of variety. Ther away because ow old in the ice- fears they wil! wooden fork and @@ avored for salad ® but today’ they are = tlood Pressure oF lovely crackled glam, : bow!s that are d “uard acainst disorders by giving rour kidneys) onic benefits of Nature’s kidg Vallew Mineral Water from Hot Springs? . one for a case today © \Sk YOUR DRUGGIST OR GROCTE ountain Valley W UTITSL ECCCCC CULL your hands with. to remove stains from your hands or from to.mix with salt and polish brasses. the juice has been extracted makes an. excellent cleanser for the finger- Just rub-your nails into it, dig them in and rub the lemon a! With these bowls, gia spoons with silver at he wooden sew with The cHarm of a selz* old Sedji ware, is we white and soft. After you have had your hands water, or in any odorous substance that ant scent, a thorough rubbing with | desireth great kite’s d@inner. not sufficient for it.—Quarles. TOM-BOY 4 ) 100% PURE RARLEY MALT SYRUP HOPPED—UNION MAD®S FVFRY CAN GTARANTEED delicacy of the skin and take away all traces of objectional odor. When rou come in, tired from jong walk or a shopping tou simply from wearing shoes pinch, and find your feet tired and s nothing better than bathing your feet with warm , water and soap, rinsing®and drying as a sheet, she turned and flung of this new byEe herself into the first refuge availa- ble, a refuge which happened to be the arms of Pau! Rernolds, who hovered over her. “Oh, no, no!” she erted wildly. “NO! Not that! It eannot be? It cannot be!” To Be Continued. ie # + te. Abalone, Champagne, Skin, White, Way to Get Rid of Dandruff) neans get rid of dandruff, + =a * saa Ssial VO You " - been previously handled. et enna cat You Can't Having been Hosiery experts for —go laundry, POC EOROCROECOCHORCG spaghetti tastes better! Grain, Pebble, Harwest, Pea ‘ ch, Gunmetal, Tanbark, Russian Calf, Bran, Sandalwood, Sunset, Nude, Rose Taupe, Black, Sunburn, Pelican, Shoe Gray, and Piping Rock. These are a few of the new shades in which we carry our Dollar Pure Thread Silk and Sheer Chiffons. Our Hose are wear-resisting, and first quality. You can obtain them fresh from the box without their havin N a new way, wee old-time “sanitary | tion is greater. a8 es ouneues For Saturday Just Think of It, $1.00 Is Our Highest Price Won't you let us cut your Hosiery bill in half? years, and specializing in this Discards a8 % tissue. No ols the newest and smartest materials, Seaecse eae uauaeeus as mings for Spring. Slenderizing styles. Specially priced at ordinary cottons You dine, dance, $10 and $15. Comb it one item, has made the Dollar Hosiery Shops one of the most ® Out ; popular places from which to buy Hosiery in St. Louis. 1 { ) 7 } Special—Men’s Carded Cotton Work Socks—First quality, double hee! and toe, seamless and made full: sizes 10 to 11 U4, ; in black, gray, brown, and white. pairs | Oe oe "= eee a 25c \ e fA All Shops Are Open Monday, Frid2zy and Saturday Seeniogs ~w ; SG { j \A | a DOLLAR HOSIERY SHOPS Inc. od times better. You can get 6224 Easton Av..(Wellston ) guid arvon at any doug store. Fou \2706 N. 14th St. r how much andr if you may Stores 6728'3 Cherokee St. aa Gate’ weet (2944 W. Florissanr. fai 5217 Gravois Road. department store, simply by say™g sIhons Works instantly. Three whisks, and your pans look Jike new. Fine for aluminum. Try old, insecure way® At grocery hardware—department steres — | ! . 3 . 3

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ee EE, Ge EIS: Se aan ¢ OPPO PPPBP Ae - SP. LOUIS POST-DISP Any FEBRUARY 19, 1926. nt em LA AN et eats tee . - — _ - — - ee, a - - _ eden ——— i - —_— — onomemsaress en ~ on ——— — nn DRAWN BY NELL BRINKL es rr: - . _— ea , witle ep PRL Shay a OU eer h a Og tas ne . ie, leh ~~ re eee nll ee ll tl i i i 7 =~ ~~ — __ “~*~. = /-— /-— ~~ =~ = = = -— = - - - - i i i i i li i i a el a =f =F “ CD 3 Tf. Cf2 cr o a. CD (f2 an © = Cf2 CD mW © — CO = —_ or C2 ~~ = - an ig i li i i i i i i a ee ee ll i i i i a -o- Children’s Bedtime Story Th By ornton Ww. Burgess Bowser the Hound Is Upset When we encounter They very aften end OWSER the Hound knows he which, | you know, means being ,puz- | has been perplexed, zied, very many times; and not a few times he has quite lost his temper over it. He doesn’t so much mind being perplexed when it appears reasonable, but when a thing appears’ entirely without reason, then, good-natured as he is, he sometimes becomes much yexed. vers Now, Farmer. Brown's Boy and eTreat chums, as you There’s nothing in the Rowser are all know. world that more than a tramp over the G Meadows and the Green ‘orest with Farmer Brown's Boy. reey through Farmer has a cer Brown's Boy tain peculiar, whistle with. which he calls Bowser when they are about to start on a tramp. When Bowser delights in! things Perplering, by veering, _— Bowser the Ilo He turned u ith d l tanks eo" lan © 5e25 Coul house. him was sure he got to the. back of the 4 » ed i an\ whist iront OWLS for various uses - the skin soft and ple treatment ts fter contact with after vou have with the crowd in need of brac- B Ways treasured the housewife who that she has a good stock ¢ on hand. Salad appeal of variety. posses us STOTT TT UEP EUCUCCLLLLLLLUUEELLECULULLCLLLLLUELELELLLLEL LL Silent Kidneys bowls are wide There @ se Yaried usee in lacquer in odd shapes, ‘ ‘ ua; i : its of lemon left Wooden fork and spoon One of the reasons why so many people suffer serious &. . = ; I ' : | 4 ; - : . bie, put the pieces *° Mgtch. Glass bowls Kiney troubles is because the kidneys do not complain un- . tan it sc. She ° been%favored for salad in a much £ ass, and Ll consid: rable damage has been done to them. Don't wait tl your kidneys have to appeal for assistance and relicf and Bright’s Disease, Abnormal Blood Pressure or Rheuma- sm is theatening you. easily place yo either near the nm your bathroom. e ready rub to remove stains or from or nd polish brasses, in their proper ir but today they a: after. In lovely crackled glass, bowls that ure decorated ver borders or applied With these bowls, glass fo spoons with are ch the wooden sets with silveft shaded to tha Guard against disorders by viving vour kidnevs the nat- we, | 2 ‘ . ™ se * n eh, ‘ Mov assistance and tonic benefits of Nature’s kidney agent, ountain Vallev Mineral Water from Hot Springs, Ark. Doctors prescribe it. Phone linen, ~4? — SVVe? . for a case today or oe dey . ; : a T} » by -? of ¢ en jac AS ‘ “OUR DRUGGIS OR GROCIER after it has had 1@ charm fae = hk ¥ T ae ‘« # * mn s% si ' d ji ware ] i k small thing, but atters: It is not kite’s dinner, yet | is not eufficient Mountain Valley Water 875 Olive Lindell 2781 | TTT Tee ee eee Eee eC ADVERTISEMENT PULTE PELE EEC = [: 5 BOY SYRUP Like fp The casy disposal fel ZS BASFMENT ae ca. tim this new hygienic U fo 56 Sixty x tocus™ 40 to 56 -eotswndrri¢ 1 Distinctive Fashions ‘cet ded $) In Spring 7, Dresses = freed of the por For Saturday old-time “sanitary pac> tion is greater. The old ‘a ‘ment of disposal aad *% avoided. : Get Kotex—8 10 women have adopted tt Discards as easily 38 8! | tissue. No laundry- Dresses contain the newest and smartest materials, colors and _ trim- mings for Spring. Slenderizing styles. Specially priced at $10 and $15. ezezcues astes better! ‘rassment. ‘It’s five times a5 ordinary cotton pads! You dine, dance, motor in sheerest frocks wi doubt or fear. iil P _ Jt deodorizes, too. * ALL danger of offendsn& ' You ask for it at any" ‘department store, without simply by saying "KOe : Do as millions are “™" old, insecure ways) En)0¥" day. Package of twelve @ a few cents. instantly. sks, and your @ new. minum. Try

4 und. rush } around tte | He His tail ceased began to droop. to make of! that when house Brown s didn’t , to heard that front of barked a ~ ry beur repis When he corner to the front of | Karmer ‘didn't find it. All the way around the Such a puzzled dog as Bowser the Hound was! Uptothis time he had not thought of that won- derful nose of his. Now he did think of it and at once began to run this way and that way with his nose to the ground, hoping and expecting to find the scent of Brown's Boy. Kut he house he ran, and nowhere did he get even so mucn as a whiff the scent of Farmer Brown's Boy. Something was wrong. Bowser sat down in front of the house and looked up at all the windows. His mas. ter wasn't at any of them. Just then he heard that whistle again, and this time it was back of the house. Once more Bowser bound- ed away. He tore around the corner of the house and expected find Farmer Brown's Boy at back door. But the back door was closed. Bowser gave one look at it, put tail be- tween his legs, and trotted over and into his little house. He was badly upset, was Bowser. Up in a tree close by Mocker the Mocking Bird chuckled. I wonder why? (Copyright. 1926.) Hanging Book Shelves. of lO } the his The present furniture displays ‘are emphasizing the fact that hanging book shelves have really come back. So you better diz around the attic and cellar an} hunt u that book shelf yon mother discarded $9 years ago. (jive it a new coat and hang it on the wall or in the corner. The new hanging book shelves are not so very different from those used years ago. The large ind varied assortments make Ii I ible to purchase a shelf to fi‘ almost any wall space. with an antique finish and Those attractive color bandings seem to be well liked by shoppers. One measuring 6x33 inches is marked $3.50. | a fo 33,3 "+ AT ‘ - |} y ae wa ? fm u bf Bows: rqadiant nap any AUT Sel. NO, the house no one was there. This ‘ 7 F ? he Wig ha "g> * 45037) } : s. ‘sy ? . ; » 9 ° ai Sha « y Ol should nave ‘Sf ‘ il eaaee LLM) ’ ile didn f Stop. Té his mas- iT eeesenas Ti LESTE Ra SEE STETROCT TNT ato wih SERTIRS | tier tine enn eta hie an and ‘ ; . ag TTTHT tr tt ree ; Te Fie Hit ice he GEN tery in itis Fy ey - ai arta [vse scrainbie to his feet ata > ler was playinz a trick on him.bv bie i> ’ ¥ ~ om . i bp ate, ib ; (7! . wat SA) at ~ i} ee -1 } ” ’ - 7 ’ ?e¢ ’ r > on saat Seana. NY PN pill ee, ee : bounding around the house, long running around t¢ house he ~ “ ing} NY f , ae ae 1% 7 [wae ’ gid \ a ao t4s! ft . Orscs ey tare Fearurr Service. Inc.. e flapping. and fils tall Wae- would just catch 1 So ne.didn't ye Ws jry * ee - ‘ ee . } ha : , a“ 2 as Ne ring so tial 013 who. bod) op, b it On pit ’ ee ~ : sii~ — — Se ¢% , — : ; wacged His CY es shone with an ne + than ePYOET Cle MUS. a.Wuvs have t(nougzit each other PE s0-——a Dundred¢- “Nav, ua tiiQu- virl that Was evye;r turned Out, Snort of as vy VW yuld have KDOWT as HW turn | the comer : itanlf ”" » 7 ’ ? ° . Tri? Sf ¢ 4 bbing t} itt : J foroblong medallions on th* The old Majolica ware bowls, | “"™ OF 2”: pak tiie Then he decided that Lis mas ‘ } Bad Phe , ry : ia . | _ aN ra cj + Car } + tar - * re te — , . The bowls have climbed still favorites, ure lovely for salad | the sauce and set eve) were | must have run around the house AOI alcohol in. equal ; , : ' ntil it is smooth and well-blended ‘ . ~ the Mxyury CiaSs and aR ree quite Use Oars re inily those formed of un Li es! A 7 h43 ii ah, i . Le A mo . , ‘ RB a i so f ; . : wa for Vartoms ib price. The } Nt RS Oe « | Keep hot untjl it is served AWay went bowser a5 fast as | tice. The brown, green salad china leaves. ' = 7 On rubbed over | Se “ ; ci ~ REGUIAR Price SPECIAL Pri cel06 During THIS SALE You— The | First Time that the Wonder Model ‘Western Electric has been ‘offered ata troubie. Aluminum Top, Wringer, Cylinder TERMS $2.50 A WEEK wt = TA — a “A ~~ 3 @ ome 4 savrandt * Model Western Electric Has Never Been Sold for Less Than $155 The Sale Price Is $106 Three months’ payment consid- ered same as cash, or pay only $2.50 a week. The Wonder finest Washer of the world-famous Western Electric line — the finest Washer that a world-great. elec- trical organiza- tion can produce. -SAVE $49 Central ao ; 3455 ass Electric Company ‘ . ‘ ’ 904 PINE STREET — | i ; ee ~ i i a i i i nm mn mn eee eee eee ee ee ee eee = - SOO OU LUmTLUh lh... ee. Good for a Week. A sponce soaked in water and placed on the pot of the house plant will keep it fresh for a week while the owner is away from home. The plant will absorb ali moisture necessary to keep it in good condition. © * — Indexed Drugs. An alphabetically arranged list of drugs on hand in the medicine cabinet can be tacked to the inside | of the closet door, and when a bot- tle or box is emptied it can be re- placed immediately and the or- dinary emergencies met. * s « Know the Namber. When you start a new ball of crochet cotton, write the number and make inside of the cardboard spool ¢ @ ment. * The M. Werk Co. ) $ 117 North 16th St. & 4 SS SSOBS OOOO OOSOOSOON fe *- |rubbing. Clo washed cleaner with less work. Used in 88,000 yo St. Louis Proven best for 2% Washing Chi ‘Laundry Tablets and do your wash- tsoapor homes. ‘STAUFERS | CHIPS or TABLETS Have r ma 2 “Hy =, : PRAY RE: ey 2 afeg: ee ‘ a te ee a Se ee ee eee ne ee ee te. 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