St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 22, 1926

Page 1

A ghey POO * ae a | : ? Bi Delighted—Rooms Rented! . . 2 ISPATCH: My ad brought Dirks roe the doubie parior to @ very fine peed ae eed ' m delgnied. 1 had waited until I wag almost dis- al couraged. lI thann you vgy | much, Respectfully Katzenjammer. Kia, _ ine D. ( "a reo, 17, 1926. 4xxx Page Bi. ee [he Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service LS VOL. 78. NO. 168. | an : : esi eee VOL. 7 ST. LOUIS, MONDAY EVENING. FEBRU "ARY 22 1925 — 32 PAGES. PRICE 2c ‘ENTS > re — eS — . -- . ——— . oo i - - - we ~ . : at ee) aprcenae * oak —_ — *¢ ioutleeneneeee Eee —--- ne SE AB Es ON ER OE a Ya a aN i ath Ne Zs i. ww gee, * * ~ ~~ we we sts rar a > s* es,& ‘ #y a | ares: i See eer en oe Pepin ROME | naar BH I eye RR ee ek ee ee ea Ce a ne on P . wy fI, MEETING TO ‘at er GREE WARNS OF TKILLEDINFIRE ew sar a St tcay ” EXPLOSION A THE FACTS, 2°” TT new Safety Zone 4 VE FIELD AY :s=s=- TAX INGREASE. 23-PERSONS HUR $25,000 FIRE POM IIT A Be ictal OS PISSBLEFEDERAL ATES HE, mma = + ARE HURT IN RON te as T We, HOPE. for St. Louis and a Senator Edwards of New |Georce ries | vicinity: tignt| Ways and Means Chair-| Flames Destroy Schindler’s Assails ‘‘Des ie | : cloudy * ° “ae Jersey A - | man Fears That Pending! Prairie House at Hurley-, | cable Mockery and Hy- i day: slightly cold-| Bill Cuts National Reve. ville, N. Y., in Hour —, " » SLOSS. ow ee ee ee ne eee woe . er tonight with ~ pocrisy’ ’ of Enforcement. | we the lowest tem-. nue Too Much. , | $150 000 Loss. : : : be q } eS perature about 30. | , | £ eee : : , 4 . | ee | | wet McGee, Nicholas Hunt war aa — re ee ae i Se en ee ee eee ee eee a ee . ~ rive \ Missouri: Most- — Shs | ly fair 1 ia See | | baad = eat . q tna Tuesdes fee | FINAL ACTIONON INJURED HAULED—ls ds aos oe Lee Sain Richard O’Shaugh- IN WASHINGTON. |) \} some cloudiness’ WEDNESDAY LIKELY'| "AWAY ON SLEDS | guuuasillldltt commen a eee ——~—s=SN es sonessy Out of Factory. V | t south portion; gis- : . : oF Re pee New York Congressman ri, ing temperature / Senator Simmons Insists | Many Guests Trapped on 908 SOULARD St. \i portion Beer Is Not Intoxi- é S / sunrise (tomor- ure Contains Feature for Saved, but Returns to % . j . i cating. Stage of the iwiseeni. 12.27, Which Democrats Fought' Scene and Is Burned. fe _| Burning Gum Compound — feet, a rise of S. e Arkansas: Tonight and Tuesday, | nr bah , By the Assoc.ated Press eee psn OTSA mam agg, ates. « om «UNDENTFED WOMAN MAN ARRESTED SAYS; NEW TRAFFIC LIGHTS. ‘oscw'etns'ss ox -pencerted bombardment was di- WASHINGTON, , 32.—With | | ; __gected at prohibition fodav by the SENATOR WALSH SAYS ATTACKS both Senate and House claiming &t noon today from the ruins of} {| i RY STREET PAR HE S MAN SHOOTER 0 All PETES TRIANS Against the Prohibi- aie pee tti's '‘Schindler’s Prairte Ha at Hur- f Bs Ppsecation Acsins:, she Poor ina ON JEWS AND CATHOLICS WANE Ulding. Mhree firemen were has spent the better part of seven! * ewish Communits L€ Pe, 1e Senate nd passed inere tne ' 1 Satety signa: nS ” . are inissing (years old was k lled when she was} OMAHA, Neb ren, 29 Frank years of his life to bring abot it | declared the struggle “fanity and rationality in the mat- 3? ‘ eer rr SRT, on 50-foot “safe*s islands” on|bruised, stunned’ and scorched, and were taken to City Hospital. aT CAMO A vliiowing da: Guesis of ite elle Ve Pstry k by eastbound Lee avenue |C rter fF Ackiey la aptured at Uni a 4 . ‘ 7 : iruChH). 1 alm €aSlooun 4 avt¢ ar ae ACKTEeY, aS Ce ture al | nion oulevare in the Soldan "s |} unending Chairman Green of the rioguse|be dead, are: Louis Ol ou i i ter of law enforc Sena senator | | Wisirict adjoins the factory build- BETTER CALL 4 Edwards (‘Dem.) of New Jersey a pronto a een CC yi nen _ beng pee ane Oe Julius Hochstein, ad cs not regon avenue, at 1:10 p. m. today. | here, today, admitted bang the/Scioo! district, will be installed § . : : - ‘ , 044% + : Ci ; “4 i 4 : ultay rit i j IN DER CAP. UND} | Coe cea hypocrisy’ of a eee Oe Perec: ay oa for he brane Xecially cei Yankowitz, address | 5) Was le seribs as being — ‘“meniac sniper’ who terrorized | Shortly by the Department wi iia a general alarm was gi\ yi. M yrohibition enforcement has heii | oe from ume to time fiares Lane of the estate age neo i , poe cS Babe AGE ERE Secu UN + ed aia ll and weighing ,Omaha for a week. Authorities | Stree ts and Sewers as a protection chess vaninsiie as confined to the butld- DER INSPEC TOR, come a “Stench in the nostrils of — pig Ss cele osha am ss aye ene ‘o that ay ' te tai aie ‘a os oy 4 yo, (about 186 pounds. She was poorly isaid he confessed two slayings aud | to redestrians, Direccor Brooks|ing, which was occupied by two D Y GOT | A G apemees O80 right (hinking peo- seperated — 0 considerabls dieiate Oe fae pas | as ay = ala : ice ey Jon preeere : : ‘one possibly fatal shooting. lle ;anrounced today. edupmepeces: the H. Wenze) Tent and E 008) more imam a century, directed: the excessive reductions “it may | . we ee pets: In # pocket were found $5 in, a es a ees | The cost of installa.ion is $3500,' Duck Co. downstairs and Keane «l (UP thie . ple ith | mainly against the follewers of the ., aie Lee sual ees ee able to escape Without J1fib ee, , fia ear. | carrie a ee wCALLDE! ; : dee Stee : , be necessary to increase taxation | types rom 1 a pocket handker- Director Brooks said, and because! Bros, Tent and Awning (o. up liberty in this country seems mittee. while | York City Schorr ee a gstreet car, at Chippewa street and | | Bartlett, la. 34 miles southeast of 'tlich School! and (‘lark (jrade. Because a popu ous tenemen’ BA . Lae ; Win . aA o.oo ‘ i - t) ‘wo “Whether we will it or no he wrt ; ae eae een rgsags EYE FOR FITS | added. “facts ~—cold. hard. indis- vent n=. al as pete atten: kta expiration eo veer’! | . ne WiTt ei mi tr Oe enyet : 5 ue cHecns for small pistol. te funds of the departmen! are | ateire The loss t } id ’ Mm putadle facts—must be faced if |. ‘une a papel sgh gear 51 oe ake a ne | Upper — ae : siete “ aid RmoURts inade payable i‘ seit Carter said the motive for the flimited, the Board of, Education|" * ™ Sis nit Fis api es B armerice ig to maintain the re-, filiati pe pa a alain rs a. ca es % : leaped from sriously in su tg isles | par) Marcks } She Bluesteil ited ering ie P William Me- | aS agreed to contribute $1500, the; S'9OC% is estimated at $25,000 “spect and regard of her citizens.’ saedaass akan gt a staal hed eentoed eh nse, a. — de 3 eee eee ic Li ie ER th ants Co., 009 North Broadway. Devitt. dairy emplor hei mited Railways Co. $is ou, and the The injured firemen are Lieut. “Blandishments of Minority.” waning put steanized ete ae waioponse oe eS 7 oc emeggient ae | =f dt c| MAN SHOT AND KILLED BY 'street a week ago last t, was |! _—e Board $500 Kugene McGee, Richard O'Shaugh- ls, rg: ; mor pel Senne nd stucco, and had but pee then | amon: + —. The new signals will be inounted nessy and Nicholas Hunt, all of Ne » Since the advent of prohibition, - ae | raise the amount now providec al robbery. on cement bases two and one-half] - (‘ompanhy, 1304 South cighteent!| : .fectly than some of its. predeces- (tj n hour aft 2 ‘ oe ee ho ; } ' = series taf aetics eae -$3 - a rround wWwitsain an 1OU! Arle ; ae $ Phe asserted, “fair-minded. honest{ op... 5; may endure some time. Y it. and to obtain additional re rd 4 os aces wee aks mg vs » WOMAN NEAR BLACKWELL, M0, A. D. Searles in his office Tuesday |°” eas ti pik ke Gn . 2s phate a algae a t “we tA i DUNK CONStANntY | street. They went to their homer % nd “ee ieee ‘olerated Eventually it miust give wav be- iues from other sources. “or | floor The fire is believed to a i was for the same tan amber light The light does f j ez ,°ea y ; pm sa s i ; z ‘ iit i ; i ~-% ‘ Lie . * : 3 al a! ? ig : ¢ ais witha aa , ‘ pe : he blandishments. innuendo¢ 5, in fore the good sense of the Ameri- condition the responsibility | erarteg from an overheared c*him- Slayer Sass He Stole Daughter Robber y of MecDevitt’s bod) was bet mene for motorists to ate eel afte Bis ig ving treatment at th "tolerance and aultocraiic exercise of can people ‘? . ‘ 4.40 ‘ nal ‘ ta cee ‘ . aA 4) a f Rict { yy , doe ry ; n " Demand th wa ed by approach af a nedes- ; ‘ : ; . As ‘ . : ‘ hospital. muper-power by aj: inconceivably | 7 ; ! must rest upon the Senate.” ney. SEL SPAMS AGO am ag ahd ae “ *. imerely reminds them to be cau- G = tC wa tab : a “| Judge Irving Lehman of the a. ree perso Wel ed Six Others rv i Only & Water Wee tere * ious oe eee Se : a i °.'% SI . aon 2 = : ~ iit x a . . i wenty-tiree rsnowiis nN rs } , 4 ~~ . ys ae | f} Ss. po : a a ‘mall rs " weeninge (‘© Over-|Supreme Court of New York Simmons’ Claim Ider t soak ihe t the! Monticello (eps me Pont-Diapatch. from the physician. A .22-caliber| 4... Hehte and “islands wilt be Threg employes of the Wenze! ~ inc + ‘34 "tit : we . . ( r Lreatmen't ‘ e VIONEICEL HO , Se Ppecia ie ' 5 ‘ ; - ‘ STG sD « eeteaeen ~ . > . , . Be wf a toierant bu Unasserive speaking on the same program, Senator Sim mons ( Dein.) oo? Hospital six n lee awa Ho Dita] DE SOTO ALO , “e] >> \irs pisto! was used, Carter £aid aS il placed just outside the st reet car concern were preparing a Water ~ *9 7 . Je t ; . « iid 7 f \WV ce} ; TOY } ? o 1,3 - tie = 4 Ye » b I ' . : i 4 i 5 in } > +. “ Tl . ani . ~ > ade by ee Bed a . ‘ . - a e eV ea ompound, Ww AN Ry band by f jse statistic s. false | it of asfningion 1s Not , acnievements in tne Dill. The siructure was desiroved shot and killed Ed Thornton, about 16@ capture wa tig . erected at C abanne, Cates and hen- spilled and was ignited bv PEE Ise ; 2 fg and alee en- | dead. a |. While ylelding to an exient tO) Within an Hour. The flan ie syteail 55 years old, at her home Satur- Bruce, railroad section foreman. /sington avenues on the east side | flame As the stuff blazed in fit r { . ‘ § : = . 4 _ " i ’ . c ‘ . , aac i we” Fa : ste ; -} ; a o . 1 } " n 4 . * , j ' . Ith louse on the estate tax, he a\ night ACCO! , > Mrs.'who said he recognized the ma indemere ' d Enrigh . =u 4 : da night. According t and Windemere Place and Enright ing the place with fumes, the men mnt measures and regula- | FORD’ S AUTO RUINS BICYCLE: Bison eo | ideitke : i ate ) ; ost = BOY GIVEN PRICE OF NEW ONE he heart out of the House estate ee ia trnnad ES ete. foreays |Pw®) With her oldest daughter Bartlett Marshal and two Citizens. |snid tre believed the arrangement who were at work in the Keane cs- Tae | | provisions by raisi t ee : bie | +t eight “ars ¢ ' Carter als a ittec shooting | w inere { safety of s¢ ; : = 4 eves of a nation deceived | a | prov sous 7 rae rie ss pt ion {o jump to the ground and sufter- ;about eight ye ars ago. Mrs. Yates arte: also onan ed . ae > W ould increase the safety of school tablishment upstairs, and who has ee . A pee iG ; a an ; ,.| from $59,000 to $100,009, thus re- Ge (has been a widow about six months Ross Johnston. railroad detective, | children. . ‘ened tc t tsid bbeen opened,” he said, and a | Georgia Lad Visits Manufacturer's} |... ed broken bones. : spies pee A Sawbghy é; a : tened to get outside. lieving entirely from any estate tax ital aeasee , ,and has six children living with;in Council Bluffs Friday night, say- | Need for these lights and safety When the first fire ! ' rty damage was estimated | Se ee ease ; . he me 4 nearly half of all those heretofore $1: as a T “ver |her. ing he feared arrest was near. zones was emphasized recently by) | ' ee comes ; ; ’ at { > . : a + ’ P - | . v2 i J | at _ in subject to estate taxes Thornton returned to Black- Authorities said Carter's confes-|the fatal injuries suffered at Win-, ‘© minutes later, the smoke in- f mysteri- |demere place and Union boulevard, Side - was dense. Lieut. MeGee an: ' : eo Mrs. Fannie Ressick suffered i. ries S han feosesirOe seit > vom am " * . - . e nom az beng r Sey. pian end ine we ad - * }> le. bring ie Ge cases ¥ Py SONS. i) seri . = atti > ee ee PI : - eel eee ea a ee ee eee Mady and willing to follow our | Tells His Troubles. lership.” | By the Associated Press. od SAVANNAH, isa... Fe, B33 1 a. acing possible legal action, iene. ees Geek hen hove es ck hin finally agreed on bv the conferees a when she Jumped oT Vater pe ae declared his inten-j ous shootings which has held man, | by a aa Lashliv JIr 5-vear-old son the two pipemen accompanying — lation had printed on ils pro- for . sma!) bo. ie es ~ contains the features contended for i? “gg Caird SLOIy barre Sede a) 6 tion of taking the children, the citizens in fear for eight days. iof Attorney J. M. Lashly, who was! hin went through tl ¢ ee mam and banquet menu cards for ne SE. wlth ie | tet, nds DY the Democrats—that is, the baby in her arms. The baby was youngest of whom is five years old, Shattering of windows by .22-([struck by an automobile on his) ‘ Ce ee \e@ TFONe Office ees today 8 Eenipe si left the Ford seats s a ta exked lower surtax brackets were given ‘oeseesnsadkalgg away from her, accusing her of caliber pellets in the neighborhood | vay home from the Clark school. | 270 ie ae wer the atorercem ge Washington for making| wae : gia | Bae , “an equalized proportionate share | Julius Jacobson, an employe of hide ndik Saat 0? McDevitt’s death was done to| Director Brooks also plans to jn- | Chen started back. because *the Aner. : oil — ch. . ‘i ae. of the reductions, amounting to | the hotel, escaped by jumping from. — gece 3 ee Bs aia | that | his Witt) kee (nent aaaoehben ta: tek aie Ista 1 two lights with 90-foot “safe- could not breathe or see their way t re mense crowd was on the dvucl: try-' ¢,, sebpipteigss “t i. tn upper story. but returned to the Phernton $41 vs . keep off - ee Be B saeg! nee edhe 'As they neared the door. the e or OF te ques ing to get a glimpse of the tnanu- +28, 000,080 ore ee ’ ei U arrive Saturday evening ‘trict, Carter said. He admitted fir- | ty island” platforms at Taylor and | losic ‘ar igi pther the reading or displaying |». ter and Ford's chauffeur, try- stration bill originally meee tO beip in the rescue wot 4 the children Thorn- jing into a drug store window last| es' Florissant avenues. where |) * *% tor mabesian te the beer formula would be p2r-), re pig need fovea ee Jia the capital stock tax Was repealed: }#"¢ Was so seriously burned that] * 77 | od again Saturday night, | Tuesday nieht, narrowly missine a |fOUr persons were recently injured | ert ae several blocks. ‘Tir. able under the Vo'stead ict od > sie agtige a Sens — — = the corporation tax was reduce @ 18 not expected to live ae Mrs. \ a ta i Ree was pine gir] silo wa seriously when struck bv an auto- oe > 2 at ie ere blown out upor been requested of Attorney- a peg -apaeiby “ig “i from 131%g to 13 per cent: indirect ! ee eer Aad bith hin Mike. Tatex anit Hle de- | — i'mobile while waiting for a street ses grapes, and Moreman Herbe| ral Sargeni. but this was no: - bt re Richardson, one cf the | taxes on state and city and joint ;MuUrse was pressed into duty and manded admittance, saying that ne | MARION TALLEY GETS ANOTHER lear: e . saa hed By the. tuaart Bheoming. W. H. Stayton, head sgpemgersey _, Stock and lIederal land bank se- bewmacelatd edna eeriiened pg — rpg cir na grt the night there, | [2 wo magnet: ents whhon Pe ‘evade: Gala pie wes fthe association, said he had the Walter took his troubles abourd | curities were eliminated, and ex.|' care for the injured. Sleds wete and eben she refused to let him) OVATION AT THE METROPOLITAN forms Will be placed in Newmess tained about 300 g ets Ga oak. x printed for distribution to. the Sjalia, and came ashore with emption of admission taxes were | Used to carry the injured Dersops | ses gta iicwih ma door She} ‘avenue on either side of MePher- | atte ¥ ee es gations of “oleum the price of a new bieycic in bis] raised from 50 cents to 75 cents,|/@ distamce of about six miles to} te ti ae “ith ¢ peas ” age an « > “sr. }S0n. The location for the tenth | SPirits, a cheap form of gasoline shot him with a shotgun as he Packed House Give Her Nine Cur- |and it is thought this was wha: ~ deleg ates despite sugrestions ms fF €9.9000.000 th hospital ecau we | 1 l ’ , rckets. a Cl f 99,00 ¢ ine nos é because of the im- al he of 1] 1 letermined., Wayne B. Wheeicr, general | PO°* . a ve ee kg yk eS ;was entering. tain Calls After First Arta in pong AE nay a a ea exploded. ipo The Democrats, he added, were passibility of the roads for ambu- onesie - “Tacia di Lanmermoor.” |The lights will be In operation | eye Mne east side wall received the bsel of the Anti-Saloon 7 ie ae Pees * ; oi tance trattic. BB es ccion monid te wntan-| $66,950 IN JEWELRY STOLEN! si svercero! mcooorg ths fener sth WU PEI-FU'S ASSASSINATION 4... soscecuea night and das ine east th | ’ : aa ‘per cent tax on trucks, though they Badia Oe roy Dae | President Fahrenkrog- of the eee of the blast, and was Bete going vin, sv ig not sn ane Cease Lumberman's Wife Re. yielded so the House» vecaining | MAN THOUGHT TO HAVE BEEN AT HANKOW IS REPORTED | 256°" jycycer-craxcanaas, cry [Bosra °f Education. John C. ‘To. |Semelsned, (ihe west site wa Mirit of we cs a on ports Theft in Pasadena, Cal. the 3 per cent tax on passenger au- | — eee a mre eNOS srt ‘hin and Stephen M. Wagner. mem- cked tn large part. but the oe wer trouble, Sut Br the Associated Press tomobiles KILLED BY PACK OF P Chinese Marshal Said to Have! girl, making her second appearance) pare pave assisted Brooks in-the freon and rear walls remaine:!} mhe in the spirit that even ny] * Pp \SADENA. Cal Feb. °° —The ee Wats Green Figures. OLICE DOGS Been Slain at a Memorial in grand opera today at a matinee] jpajeoy | Standing oe ot ae : Service, performance of Donizetti's “Lucia | 7 Movernment can i , w3 nnot resirain me 7 aac ae Narrow Es Merely Give A yt Bron teaching those fin ‘hinws theft of $66,950 wor of ner jew- Revised Treasury calculations. One- Armed New Yorker Wound: . A ne Re ee 4) Lammermoor.” received the ee ) Escape. ) fine ihings ranorte re a1 — 7 a al = gies : : | snaughnessy said th . 2 on Perfume Samples that Washin, 0 mr . ;, | els has been reported to police here Green said. show that the bill will Dead With Body Lacerated P EKIN. Feb. 22.—Chinese new8-| same generous applause as that at if the gton taught, said * B i bl hé | blast had come a moment earlier \ : Strayton. } by mare. bdward C., eee of a lt in an estimated ioss of rey Clothing Torn Into Shre s. papers today published a report, With which she was greeted at her! With 22 Botttes off. The recipe Was taken from a sh eee v" th Nite of $309,000,000 tm sme fieter | M7 the (Aspociated Prev Leavin a SES Iuominchun sources, ¢ebul Wednesday night. FOR ACHIEVEMENT IN LOGIC |’ it might have caught the firemen Perfume 4 >see ment by the first Presi- iver rhe uence tone doduite with 2%, which begins next July | fONK ERS, N ¥., Feb. . 24. A | that Marshal Wu Pei-Fu, leader Her “— PaNCe OR SHS ASE WHS ‘ bmstrus eee :- = a kceful Self-Delusion.” - 4 what our revenues will be. body. students today had finished their | sats LiOg ne developed the an PEATING. re or bed e @ a = 3 . Let “Aea result of the agreement of Police heiieved that the nian w task as subjects in a sleepless é2- tilogism, a rebuttal form in argu- > AY EN. J 4 = Ls i ' . & Pp ‘Ohi bi: ion, prohibt , . . . in ’ a . © *k f ; ] . > i } a a ok YY? ent tf c ii ‘ ‘ Pi .' > rye fore i ations € De priest of Oreck Tribe + S Tht | : * 2 a, iter, there — pr phihttion “5 the con ferces on . he revenue bill. kille ‘ ah’ A pas oy po ice dogs. hour iIntelligvence ate ' a ; , Obtains Verdict Ayvainst Jat ws aie? LS % 4 =e : eC } , sratains the principles of y an tenant? of an apnartme Acid fron being dark a ved ant stern never was ‘ CEN (es a ete © tf eeaknn at 29 malice: the House retains the principles of ; worn : ASIGC ina \. Chapman and Others Will pity : it ? | B5¢ ») ite bill throughout. Tt was well un-| house sonie disiance fron, i? | aroun » eye’, théy were Sala! Wife of Theatrical Producer Yad demonstrated un Mrs . Stren . x : » advocated repeal ck hme a al point of con- | scene of the attack told pelice ti: , yrse for the or- Ladd-Franklin worked out the. By the Associated Press st. Mreng : “‘ hteent} , . ¢ derstod that tiie Vital point of con- scen or the attach to!ld | ie ' Reeu Tl Since December lo} 7 Sa PLLPA O1 ab 6 ‘ae ) a mene ment. or 7 \ | } ‘ + - } } T. aa .* =% ] ow lian eye > a : + inde by I er ’ 5s" role niethnod nt ® 4) iis opkins a > * ‘ " . }* . ooo 3 al “ic troversyv was the estate tax, and she had heard several dogs ba ‘ al : eas i e ¢h Aesoriated Pre«s , : , - aie _ , ay nga ren Of . Seer and I L/D sclaas : this tl Senate vielded This ing during the night ueale if Palo Alto, a By the Associated Presa. said the late Prof Rovee of Har- tience Depriest, full-blood Cree itt tss, =e 6S , upon this the senate yleiaed, als or ss 5 d _. oe NEW YORK } ae : Il ’ nt ° e ¢} x , ‘ ‘ . P 5 ‘ ’ ae . . ad ‘ a “~ ‘eT? ‘a ‘ ’ ls ys le ndian. c laimant oO; one oO tia eDisaaten . = i. fa Were Carried ia even more important than Was Griffin, who was about ; 2498 graduate in psychology. Laslett David Belasco, wife ‘ eo Te ard adntaiah remarkabi Acheat allot: ‘ Pe “yor a Si nperance.”’ h e id i Bae ‘ : : i ; ; : . ; : Ag P : ad : ' aes 8 4 yeean 3 a nd 6 : ‘ > afAa« . ’ ; > tai ; t} nt fine See hy ning ae tivity in the ? Cie é &# OLmenis if t i@ Cuasing- e said, — anticipated for reasons old. lived with his mother, in anf gajd the hours bet\ ia al ducer. died today : i, ; s) ' 7 ' ; thy Ca prot ie oe ; A, . . field tt oOrkKkeed over since the days of HAMrocK Oli field. is winner of a} mut not 1) ae disgraceful self-delu : et} ¢ Yonkers know he nardest 4 “Gee x hic a ar when we examine eastern section of Yonkers known n. were the hardest. - } weltnae Eso - 0 LON hich appear ' pees home of her daughter, - MO! Aristotie should be the achiteve- , #25.000,000 lawaeuit against Jam: and hy /pocrisy which parade ¢ -educti de; he ‘‘j le’ on Sl ; ’ c ¢ - 1e et ffect OT the reaue tions ma - as th JUNE ‘ : (ie 4 She ‘ 5) . y pe rege a 7 - . e - . % cee: | F. the name; not the kind d ° { the bil! ———-— Lieutenant Killed in Plane Crash, 2 St. “er had been | _ ment of an American woman. - Chapman of Tulsa and othe ct Mak . Oni. S4 ’ were publishec yest tr - v 1é Ahae - i a —_ } ast recembper os - 0} men \ dist) ict court Sos ws es Our country a ‘hissing | glade , rr}, il} agree: on will re-' Train Kills 2: One Football Star. ‘By the Associated Frese ie mags | ; ee Jury oo e 8 by-word. What { és 8 a ae er i aie Soon ee Pind oa ie Special to the Post-Dispatch CHAMP AIG l., Feb. 22.—tTne Mrs. Belasco was a native Would Keep Old British Buildings. brought in a verdict yesterday af? —s . rd. at is this loath- ‘er $90,000,000 revenue more}: o nie | coda ‘ ——T ee - ; 5 ; ici ‘ap fe a Spe 4 PENNY gee — f. Spirir whi h , ’ 1 th Post Dispatch Turn OV e1 : ’ 1) re . wer} ] EXINGT* IN I A n embargo er hay ing beer out “4 houra, The Ph c} iF ThE -Di _ » bi ne x . paew S 4 stain 5p: Agee: Aa a . asa str , ’ ee - ' _ Nas possessed Regu ariy, e pd ve than the Senate bD im a oe fe s ra es ; Ssvtanant who was Killed in When he was a struggling actor in! on the shipment of historic Iinglish trial started Feb. 12 ‘ People. Which Tnakes them carries far more Want Ads ef the automobile taxes and } Liewelivn Sharp. off vears o:d, 2 ond Lieutenant, wo te : t K ' ; ‘ ‘ il 4 } . Lal ee ‘ 4 . oe\s , ‘ . = | Qar Orn rote, ' . : , a; ae : e ‘ ‘-n 4 on @ : *} a + 2 : . ‘- . ORESS : alent to live under a ‘ie | sre than any other St. Louls news: sport meal l and when in ful] wealthy Fayette Couniv land own-' an airplane crash, cight miles east) San Mrancisco They were married huiidings to the United States wil! The award is for $25,060.96 Mu. ge. shelte . ‘GOP e and give paper-—often more than ALL admissions aione, anc oe : id K : Stavens °° fornrer of Chanute eld. Rantoul yes- at the home of his parents there. he proposed iminediately in tne Subject to accounting Atiorneve eh ro! the ( onsti tution to a THREL othtr St. Louls news- operation the total will be about, per, al = p's ee ; ery 8 ' tidgels. Ind The first nine vears of their mar-: House of Commons bv Sir Henr ‘eed at the «a mt ee me ¢ Hheful ¢ MBINED. U ; ity footbail star were in- trday. was taken to Ridgely. tnd., | 2h! nine years ¢ ouse oO ommo OY il enry agreed Ai °e outset of the trial NOW, § Et > Gi aise!) 100d,’ papers CO I $100, 000, 000 more. Tes en then, in Niversit\ Ali ‘ 7 ¢ ‘ char far | oa? | sted life were ry arked s many Qty eRe! W rwick Priors rd ‘h tha nse should | #u) itt a ae. es C , 7 ment. t amou! sf re-|stantly killed early todav when e home of iis fs er, toga. ee ee ae a eS eons . >» a3 ‘the , aon 1 Mic} ean. Row Ski ( Re; 7 POST-DISPAI CH ductions } a - aa think will be Iriding was struck bv an L NY. >» Scot te] ‘ie Was a vraduat e | Belasco brought plays +’ yne unde he proposed emhargro. " ship rhe land has bee: ‘the additiona: deman ; : : Point dj is survived by al York but was unsac essfu ii Pel | Hen: succerda in getiins i uciIng oi! since the Oprning told 1A confer tata mat tho ) deri i ke Mats 03 ike cr ¢ Wer e ers FINST IN ST. LOUIS ail ain : ussel] Cave Pikes se who advocated prohibt . mare on our revenues above theitrain a Russe A 7 $8 a oe ; \Nd efforts to dispose oO ifm i31 proposal enacted 1¢ (ushing fleid tm 13:3 . « ; . - . * <9 . ° "me .* *s i estimates.” ing. one mile north of here. re. - - a '_o7 Dtinned on Page 2, Column 2. ica - ————ee ty US

Page 2

be = i cont ee ASAE GT REND SS Co et IN oh Oe OR IRAE ELE Ts ARO te . 908 a at ae 4 oo a eee EO MR RE & toy, ~ | la LETS eae ete 9 — oT. LOUIS _POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, T FEBRUARY 22, 1926. od ee ‘ST LOUIS: POST “DISPATCH eee CC LO OO LADY CATHCART. Anti: Pro ENTERSULS.UNDER IO-DAY PERMIT: Department of a Modi- :epeaies. fies Exclusion Order and She Is Admitted Under its citizens, six years ago, accepted $500 Bond. HEARING ON HABEAS CORPUS WRIT VOIDED Mre Action Again Places the a ns Countess Under the Jur- isdiction of Department of Labor. By leased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post- Dispatch. NEW YORK. Feb. 5° -. Ordered »xcludeéd on the ground of ‘moral turpitude’ because of her rela- tions with tne Earl of Craven, the Countess of atheart entered thr l'nited States ast night for at least 10 days She was released from Millis Island, where she had passed nin¢ davs, upon a direct order +roimn the office of Secretary of Labor Davis, who had upheld her exclusion. The order. sent to Henry H. Curran, en TL AE IR hibition “Face a = ee - Page One. tion seven years ago undoubtedis were sincere.in their beliefs, Dut now ee 4a different set oO! and “do not feel the same cad it today.” Thev want the Volstead act modified, changed or “in order that ite evils may end,” he said. The reason this country has pro- hibition. he added, was “because anti- the prohibition theory as an dote for a multitude of post-war evils. of tne be interpretation Amendment should and cvcommunhilles, (jibbs of Baltimore, ‘“well- Declaring eft to the states Rufus M said that in many run saloon has been superseded by demoralizing influences” in the homes that bound to react seriously against childhood.” cases the are Rear Admira; W. W. Kimball, retired. described the prohibition iwe as “immoral” and said that seinen citizen. civil «or military, b should always obey. and at the came time constantly oppose, an immoral law A rational middle course “be- tween those who insist on enfore- ‘ing ‘people and the statute On an unwilling those who oppose regu- lation.” was said by William Bel} Wait of NeW York tO 16 171 “amendment and regulation, and with these things will come real | ‘temperance.’ William H. Stayton, founder and head of the Association Against the rohibition Amendment, ind offi- cial of the Anti-Saloon League ex- changed retorts in statements last night concerning the part George Washington would play in the con- 'troversy were he alive now. The league giatement aid the first President ‘‘would scareely thank the wet. organizations op- i posed to the ' ing Corks stitution for choos- his natal day for their meeting ‘in Washington to boost a new booze Immigration Commissioner here, by | Theodore G. R:ley, Acting Secre- | tarv of Labor, in the absence: Or; | Davis in Florida, directed her tem- | porary BWdmittance to the (nited States under bond of $500. The Countess, awakened by Cur- ran. {mmediately supplied the bond and left Ellis Island, an passenger on the 11:50 “This must be in answer mv prayers,’ said the Countess as she set foot on the pier where the Lib- erty Island boats dock and which is used only at night by Ellis Island crafts. 7 “My heart is too full to sav thing,”’ continued. ; nothing about this release. It so suddenly.” Signs Her Own Bond. signing the personal bond of $500 for her release from Ellis Island last night, the Countess ,\oided the habeas corpus proceed- ings brought bv her attorney, I'nited States Tistrict Buckner announced § today. action, juckner said, placed ‘‘ountess again under the jurisdic- tion of the Department of Labor. This was announced by the Unit- ed States Attorney after a conference with a solicitor for the Department of Labor from Wash- ington. While Buckner said he had had time to study the form of bond hoat. 1o excursion any- know came she Ry the signed by the Countess, he believed that such a bond stipulated that she must leave the country at the end of 10 days. Asa result of her signing this bond, he said, there will be no hearing tomorrow in her habeas corpus proceedings “There can be no habeas corpus without a corpus,” Buckner said. “Tl imagine that this will open the way for a new hearing of the evi- dende by the Department of La- bor.” the sole wom- | | laration not | , i | | rebellion Stavton countered with that if Washington +} i1i1@ dec- Ww we I'é > living today his prayer would “from | King George the Thirds and Wayne |B. Wheelers their oppressions may the good Lord ddiiver us.” He ‘Photographed as Navy Chaplain in | referred to Wheeler, general coun- the World War. 'sel of the league. Assailing the record of prohibi- | : Pehieig seb | tion, Stayton said: ‘the “Star-Spangied Banne: and “We know of no better time! forget their own song, ‘How Dry ] ‘than on Washington's birthday td. Am,’ he said. ‘call attentian to the aniazing and’ In appealing to his audience to ;}unparalleled corruption and law-. organize and vote for candidates! lessness of the present day, which who would support prohibition. is the direct result/ of dry intol- Wheeler denied that prohibition erance enacted into Federal statute. \had been a failure except to hrew- Attorney | This | It was the astonishing frankness | of the Countess at the hearing be- fore the special board of inquiry at Ellis Island, names of the mem- hers of which are published for the! firs! time, which caused her exclu- sion. Henry tl. Curran, Commis- sioner of Iinmigration, had nothing ro do with the case. It was William Zucker, Edward Henry and an inspector, whose name is given in the Government brief as Stimpson, who held the hearing. Zucker was in charge. The hearing was brief and ended after the Countess had nonplussed the Government agents by frankly admitting her relations with the lcarl of Craven in Africa. “Did you, while still riarried, have relations with the Ear!’ was the question put the inspectors to the Countess after she had been by faken from the Carmania to the island. “T moet certainiv did was the “Hnawer, j Tegal Advice Not Sought. After that nothing remained ir the minds of Zucker. Henry and Stimpson except to forward to Washington their report that the (ounterse ehould he excluded far her admission of a “crime involv- ing moral turpttude.” It was not for the Inspectors three of a dozen or more who act in. auch matters, to ascertain 61 reason whether adultery was 4 crime ain frica Nor did they think toe ask for the opinion of ihe legal head at Ellis lxiand Britain Plans No letaliatory Ac- tion on Countess’ Case. Py the Associaiead Pee LONDON, Feb eé The tHlome Secretary Sit Willian: Joyneon Hicks, informed a questioner in the Hiouge of t’ommons ‘oaday that thre Britfsh Government was not pre pared to take the admiisgion into Great Britain di verce 4 persons of lL nited States na ftonaltt, of by Siates the Steps to present ? at The question Wags promp! the tite United iMniigration a ilies case Archbishop Roy of Quebec Dies. QUEBEC. Feb The Most Rev. Paul Fugene Arehbish op of Quebee and ioOman Cath elle primate eof Canada is here after a long illness. weotion aif wuithe in of (Countess ¢'atheart! ov a. > we 1s7V, at the Louts, Phone Garfie!\d 6600. Facts” ists Miove Field ASSAILANTS OF VOLSTEAD LAW Day —_—— ~ oe ee Us Ss SEN ATOR E DW ARDS. we oh res &. PR oa xe 2S a es sien SE ae Se TT SE SRE ese eT Bia iit SND ae ar RABBI MOSES LAZARON, FALL OF SIX FEET DOWN STEPS ~ AUTOMOBILE SHOW OPENS WITH 300. MODELS DISPLAYED : Nineteenth Annual Exhibi- tion in New Union Mark- et Building Expected to he vies accompanied by Henry president in charge of fle is to Krohn, sales. Cc, W. Nash, president of Nash Motors and of the substdiary com- pany which builds the Ajax, is fo come here Thursday address a meeting of Nash and Ajax dealers at the. Buckingham Hotel. The crowth of Nash Motors to finan- cial power and the rise of its stock recently have centered interest on Nash. (;eorge A. f the to Graham, vice presi- Chandler Motor Co.., of dent o RF ' and Sid Black, vice president SULTS IN MAN'S DEATH the Cleveland factory, are to at- Bernard Dunn. Who Went to City tend a joint meeting ede boa te Hospital Feb. 12. Dies: In- *; and Cleveland dealers Thursday jured at Rooming House. a ee eee. A fall of 6 feet down steps re Usual Series of Mectings. sulted’ in the death at City Hospi- (*.. W. Matheson, vice president fal, yesterday, of Bernard Dunn... in charge of sales of the Oakland ®66 vears old. a carpenter, who lived: Motor Car Co.. builder of the new at SOS Market street Hiis neck Pontiae as well as the Oakland six, Was broken will attend a meeting of Oakland Dunn applied fo freatment at and Pontiac dealers Thursday noon the hospital Feb. 12, saving he had at the Hotel Statler ;Sutfered an injuy wo dave be. Paul G. Tloffman, vice president fore that. when he fel} backwards of the Studebaker Corporation, is while iScer ling hy steps at his secheduled for an address at A VOTMINE house, l1e aid at the Studebaker dealers’ meeting ime his only relative was a sister, Thursday noon at. the Coronado Virs Mattle Lwneb. of 925 West Hotel. Th V-fthird stres Kansas City, The usual séries of meetings. at Mo ahow time wae etarted Saturday | «a Top o’ the Show! Cadillac can have the most inaccessible top-floorspace and still draw thecrowds! > -. OLIVER CADILLAC CO. A ATC A AE AN cg - We iddeinthinitintbnc deh chenbaeaeniaRbansiaentsnataenonadanchex, snanhabicames innanniatneascaman ADDRESS BY PRESIDENT OVER THE RADIO TONIGHT Number of Ceremonics in National Capital in Observance of Washington's Birthday. Ry the Associated Press. WASHINGTON. F* ‘apital joined with the remainder of the country to honor memory of Washington. ceremonies | organizations without controvers\ b. 22.—The today (;eorge l ublic were patriotic regard for the over the personal habits of the first the newer dehat» would stand the recent and he President over how prohibition issue. Congress time was on In eet apart arranged . the SWERVESAUTO. stew noe 10 Mis = WE ‘John Hunt Strikes One of Two Animals on Hall’s Ferry Road and Car Is Plunged- Into Ditch. | ee Killed ‘a Husband’ 5 “Aso ~ PUBLIC. OFFICES AND BANKS - — | Washington's Birthday” gp, ' servance Inchudes Suspen. sion of Mail Deliveries? | Public business in §¢, Lous 4 largely ceased today, in ce} of Washington's birthday, but pri. ‘vate business mostly went On ay / usual. ; SN POE. AN ELA. “SIXTY” *15 i f. o, 6. Flint, Mich. Ae QUALITY that excels all- standards ¢ 5-Passenger Brougham “ta Per I Noa by THE FLINT “EIGHTY” In the new “Eighty” (formerly 55), Flint has retained the famous power ‘ and beauty of line and added refine- ments in detail wherever engineering science could improve. THE FLINT “JUNIOR” . One of the greatest of Flint’s achieve- ments has been the building of the Junior —a light six that has ail the advantages of Flint power and Flint beautw at a low cost. FLINT MODFL FLINT MODFL “EIGHTY TSixX 1 ry - yt om ‘ as ouring 18 1 oe “pee, 6 Rondiner 1945 _ ; Sport-Tovring 1945 Roadster-Coupe 1495 Coupe 2045 Sedan 1525 S-pass.-Sedan 2195 Brougham 1575 S-paes.-Sedan 2395 FLINT JUNIOR Coach $1085 Coach- Deluxe $1185 (Price does not include per or extra tire.) SAINT LOUIS FLINT COMPANY | 3205-07 Locust Boulevard HOFFMAN MOTOR CO., 4005 W. Florissant Av. .|SEE THE NEW FLIN! (Price includes extra equipment.) Ad proees fo. b. Pleas, Mich. ‘om legislative duties for the read- “tw office eo Set Attendance Record. ‘°™ '°* ae 4 | City Ss, courts, Fediatal o¢ ing in both houses of Washington s | ot banks tock . | & 'fices, banks, stock, grain aNd prog, | farewell address, Gnd tonight | rd] Hunt of 5074 Union boule-! @: | MO Priienes ‘hide deli de) * in Hun om luce exchamges; schools and Offices The nineteenth annual St. Louis President Coonds 4 Tee * j vard swerved to avoid two large | xe ' of the electric and gas | co | Jie ee {ig fi ‘eS ‘fore une ade- | ‘ ’ : sw | £4 e a c : ; automobile show opened today in/!/!ver an & ree b ang (Shepherd dogs on Halls Ferry, % x OT Daniag th new Union Market building. partment of superintendence re be road as he drove toward St. louis a | all were closed for the day, The e se Me 3 F | National Education Association at 11 o'clock last night. He missed i Postoffice and branches alge 3roadway and Morgan street, with | The speech will pe broadcast one dog. but killed the other and | ig closed: no regular deliveries indications that interest and at- | t);-oughout the country over radio. 'plunged his car into a three-foot ¢ only restricted collectiong of mai} tendance would set new records, Broadcasting will begin at ey | ditch His wife, Margaret, 47 years| @ were made. rT?) +e -a] . rj } e i ¢ oe OF. "Qa j -t '¢) i , oe . S 25¢ ’ re oF Fee Hewest oe rgOm central time. |jammed in the driver's seat against | 47 te ” ai an and Scott to| custom of displaying two flags q eee ee oe ni.| Sharing the center of the day's ithe broken post of the steering | P&assiné, : sl cad er the frorit of every street car, an positions at New York and Chl- activities with the Capita] were the Pew oy the city hospital. es the national emblem wns digp! CaBRY. ed t] at :, VIount Vernon tiome and Toamb of | Thev were returning from a visit | A driver sped away after ape on downtown streets and Many ‘ ; E ~ wear . es | et , . Lae ae - Pl c - | a: aes ead “$s ae Washington and the George Wash- |to friends in St. Louis County andj an automobile driven by Frank / homes. ‘ars "S are é ,Er = P ' : oe ia ad v4 , ; 4 ; ees Lear er a ' a ineton Masonic National Memorial, | were driving at a moderate speed, Weiss, 54, of ahi nee “* Hi Sons of the Revolution, Migsour an “uc &plays, aS we as ac- , a AL ‘orth Broad-ica..s : wie: 2m Dae > many fitments |! now under construction in Alexan-j|when they saw a dog crossing the; In the 7400 block - , ort car ‘Society, held their annual meet. pena ni tt ’ hs vi hardly dria. Va. Boy Scouts and war vet- |road, Hunt told the Constable | way, yesterday. Gy sg oa se is | 78 at the office 0} ee se dad ‘gps ~~ ve s erans of the city and points near- ‘Don't hit that dog!” Mrs. Hunt | fracture of the right gcse on H. J. Pettengill, Boatrmen’s Bank ‘eac le genera arket, ae we Pp ; .. 6 ‘ preg age: or ‘ exhib’ g bee : laced by assembled for a pilgrimage to exclaimed and the husbayd turned wife, Fannie, 06, ani | rang - Building, in the afternoon. ; » exhibit ‘e placed; by assembied a, Steet “cheat re pe ic Most of the exnl ro» ‘aut Vernon. while Masons pre- |to the left side of the road to pass Rosa, 14, were seriousiy cut and ct Louis chapter will hawe a ban in position yesterday, and the re- Moun ng hccioe: ah 1 seasltals Be * Cormeenes agit & bruised. He gave the number of! . ined his mornin Interest | pared a program at the memortal |'f. Another dog appeared directly } olice /quet tonight at the Coranado Ho». . . iis nor ov e 7 oe i , 4953 McPherson ave-|; . ; i ruptiv into the ditch. Maloney of 4903 AMerne ave- lice yesterday at the Union Avenys cluding one of -the new Ricken-| here was arranged on a scale per- | t f the Missouri The- rts” model] y larger than in man vears | Hunt. who is 50. was thrown/nue, manager of the Missot >- | Christian Church. acker “super sports el, laps lar 4 any years ; : 3 # cae i fini ina _ »pper, and | na with handreds of visitors in |Cle47 of the machine as it wrt; oe = > = Forrest C. Donnell, an 4 ’ ’ ~ Ss > ( ] ci pe Nas 4 { ; = - , P : , , pao : t it engines 7 mit | 7 | over, but his wife was buried un-/yesterday on Lindell boulevard, will address the Scottish Rite Club several cut-ol ng 8. ithe city. ; , ¢ | Ye Airplanes Exhibited an a, President. béfo roine to der the wreckage. Death apparent-/near Taylor avenue, when struck | at luncheon at the Annex Hotel tp. Tw an, lanes ire exhibited By | pn; ti ae i , igs thelceFic of |1¥ Was caused by internal injuries|by another machine, the driver of | morrow on “George Washington ag ‘ lanes are e} . : rfice . s : t} "Bria cea Aircraft Corpor Be Foe egemceng Pome pi ng if : pia inflicted by the broken steering|which continued westward. He |a@ Mason.” c g on 4 “X% yta~ bi: > 4 ‘eohar , : ‘ . ~ és é a . ba rv ce tae} spa pr. ( naries \\ ‘ Ri ardason, P a post. An accident verdict was ree iwas followed on foot by leonard Lansing F. Smith, chairman @ tio ar a central Space | enya; anc n¢ enecialist . a | ia ail : {1 . ( nd floor ‘throat and nose snvecialist, Ol turned at Kirkwood today. ‘Schlessinger of 5086 Enright ave-/ the board of the American Edua. te secon i if a des ro , * ip * aa a *“ cis uae treatment. The accident occurred at a point |nue, a passenger in Maloney’s car,;|tional Soclety, in a Washingten’s 1e S Ol © $5 fe eg | i oe : ss . floors is given over to the truck, | Steanship Lines Merged. about a mile from the St. Louisjand arrested after he had stopped| birthday address at vespers at } , ¥ Py rv displays and to Ry the Associated Press eitv limits, near a community |/in front of 4616 Lindell boulevard, | Lindenwood College, 8t. C us and accessory Spiavs aN iene ” full -showing of Chrysler and| MONTREAL, Quebec, Feb: 22.—| known as Red Light. Hunt, who/a block west. yesterday, contrasted various typy S oY Ss ww Ah \oi bik j . sat ’ r i a Ps " io + " 2 iPoa ‘ 4 j Nash automobiles, which were|A merger of the Canada Steam- | is a pain righ has oe the He told the police he was Attilio; of public leadership. crowded off the upper floors. Au-|ship Lines and the Great Lakes youngest 1% eaters Albert of ¢ peg in ey “i setae Wants Report on — Corporation “4 : , renortatt ‘ 143 hee . Albert, musics irector a Oew's tomobiles occupy the entire upper | Transportation ¢ oO. has been av- | wfotorist Injure@ When He Seeks 7 ” ‘ ees sam a Me e the. Lin- By the Associated Press. two floors. the more costly ones|ranged after negotiations at Cleve- | to Avoid Hitting Man. State Theater, who lives a ir 4 WASHINGTON, Feb. 22. eo . . ‘ | ~T . ay and the custom built models being | land, it was announced today. Gebdrge D. Learned, 44 years old, said msg a renege it a pcs resolution introduced by Senate s . fo seit m ew yrosecute f mostly on the top floor. = : aa as Wilmington avenue, |8aid he wou 7 ree I me Bac King (Dem.) of Utah, today, would . oe . , : : : F > , > ¢ « The decorations, which are said/ night with a session of Reo dis- | swerved his automobile to avoid | ‘and he was relea a - a cee su direct the Secretary of the Treg. to have cost $12,000, are elaborate,! tributers and dealers at . Hotel! 4 pedestrian on Natural Bridge av- pares a wit ture oO a 7 nibreceiss ury to furnish the Senate a list of a different color scheme being; Statler. which was addressed bY! enye near Kingshighway boulevard jand lis wife was ene urt. corporations having a net income used for each floor. They are|cC. BE. Eldridge, assistant sales man- | at 7:30 p. m. yesterday. The car} a 7 in 1923 in excess of $1,000,000, a probably the most attractive seen|ager, and H. T. de Hart, advertis- | overturned. He suffered injuries te | eee ae “or pe tetem aa statement of the affairs of each of , are ' ease) . os capers ee me is SKIN, Feb. 22.-—Advices from ti ! ld at an automobile show in St. Louis. | ing manager, of the Reo Motor Car| the spine. a the corporations wou also be A feature of the show. especial- Co.; Walter Buchan, president of Lonnie Thurman, 26. of 1533 | Hankow says that 1% American | asked. ly from the viewpoint of the dis-| the Buchan Advertising Agency of | Pine street probably has a fracture | missionaries and their families, - tributers and dealers, will be the| Chicago, and George Clayton, re- | f +] ‘a kul! d Robert Scott. 32. /who have long been under the fire | Wants Cheaper Dry Law Evidenm, ‘ { \ ’ (el py . « ’ - « 4 ' eg f SK } i \ ~ , ~ ‘2 y Y r din eg : 3 ~ 7 piel Resets Par rected de f the contending Chineese armies NEW YORK, Feb. 23.—Ne attendance of several presidents of ; tail sales manager oO the Reo; of the same address, was cut and} |of t c me ; “tae : = | sig My | Sinyan have been removed!|more $25-a-quart champagne for ut le fact 1 other ex-j| branc! (‘hicago Robert B. } ‘jis lriv hy |at sinyangs automobile actories and o eT X- ; Drancn at A nicago. . \ oe | bruised w hen a coupe ariven f j e zone thro } t} e District Attorney Muckner’s hi! ecutives. F. E. Moscovics, presi- | Lee, manager of the automobil®’ Thurman was crowded from. the; from the danger ” ae oe us ? 16)’ 4 , 4 pron. dent of the Stutz Motor Car Co of | show. was toastmaster, and H. W. | highway and overturned at Peve- | efforts of Selden Chapin. Vice Con- bition agents. He has informed America, is scheduled to address! Kardell, president of the Kardel!l] ly yesterday afternoon. Driving | Su! at Hankow. The ~ ge mie ee det dn wae Ge . the City Club at noon tomorrow,;| Motor Car Co., Reo distributer to St. Toouis after the car had been ; that fighting between the armies Ss fore Jus pss j isky speaking on ‘*“‘The Automobile In- opened the meeting. righted, Thurman efruek a parked | continuing. (5 cents a inger or wo. dustry—-Past and Future.’ There - Se will be the more interest in his ad- dress because he is head of the — company which has brought out the new Stutz vertical eight, with worm rear drive and a floor five | inches nearer the ground than \Ne that in any other automobile. Jewett President to Speak. : H. M. Jewett, president of the Paige-Jewett Nlotor Car Co. of De- a troit. which makes the Jewett and Paige. is to attend a meeting The New Flint we Wednesday noon at the Coronado Hotel -of Paige and Jewett dealers ee oe eee ee f HE Flint “Sixty” excels all standards be- | cause it sets a standard of its own in the moderate priced field. The finest materials, the most painstaking care in assembly an finish carry to perfection this latest engineer- —_. ing masterpiece. ACCELERATION—5 to 25 miles in 7 seconds. SPEED—60 miles or more per hour. ECON- OMY—20 miles to the gallon of gasoline. ~~ VIBRATIONLESS—7-bearing crankshaft. SAFETY—4-wheel hydraulic brakes. GREATER EFFICIENCY — Air cleaner, Pur-O= — Lator oil filter, Gas-co-Lator gasoline strainet. he FP ANS: ; - ae ¢ Ootnc. the ‘s 'ver slowed down, | opened inf . ae "and jumped. The police- the ad nt] lle CoO? cals ] ado ry stop ‘thout an accident. The Tris r) an | — aA brie a futile search for his ice “T. Brown drove to the po- ine “Ae, Lee. Edgar -Pd)lmer of chine 0D Street claimed the ma- Shine : Wwerker Held for Barbering. yin s ° of €1: * FAsenbach, a snoeworker, ‘ . idaho avenue, was arrest- % r lay Cay. charged with operat ing a ti as barber shop without a a , “Ve and ifn? get 7 haircuts an the —T oe . his home Sunday morn “gga red Heller, secretars of , "ters Union, said he san “ shave a man last Sun- - a ‘omplaint wag that he gave | wr | aint aie a S Se in Artic agree on fort ernm GIRL, | for a veaur-o in the today, to me vot, af , with ¢ no rohes | Mises

Page 3

UBLIC OFFICES = AND BANKS CLOSED Washington s Birthda. Ob. servance Inckudes Susnen. sion ot Mail Deliveries. ; Men Fe: louis argely ceased today, in ce eration bf Washington as birt) dav. brut pri went isiness in &y fate business mos’), on as sua. ; City offices, courts, Federa} o¢ }¢ Ps bre mans s? oC kK Brain ang Prod. ce excharmees; schools and o ffices ‘gic and gas COM Danies nosed ror day. The n@& branchee also Were regyilar and n~euibuiidean mai] of the eiec }] ww prea Postoffice a > the closed nO ony Wer. ; Senator Reed of Missouri wi)} ad. Feast St. louis ‘“hamberp at a2 Washington's meeting aS Ainad Temple Before the meeting he i cine with the business Organ. ion at the Community House. TT nited Railways followed its custom of displaving two flags on the front of every stree: Car. and he national emblem was displayeq deliv er jes icttone of ade rece t} ; -? T rou? arr wTnimerce On downtown streets and many homes Sons of the Frevolurtio: Missourt Society. held their my meet > s +} > mn?) > ‘aba r ; . ing n tice of President a Bu St. louis Net 1 tel in of the occasion. This chapter had a special! serv. ice yesterday at the Union Avenye ‘hristian Church. Pagpigioe ‘". Donnell. an attorney, ill address the Scottish Rite Club lat luncheon at the Annex Hotel to- “George Washington as Pettengill, ;adinege, in the Boat men’s Bank afternoon The will have a ban. at the Coronado Ho.- observance ~ 5 tn chapter Oniaoh- ' by i: | morrow on |a Mason. Lansing F t} board of Smith, chairman ef the American Ednea. tional Socjety, in a Washington's birthday address at vespers at Lindenwood College, St. Charfes, yesterday, contrasted various typeg of public leadership. oO ee eee Wants Report on Big Corporationy Rw the Associated Press WASHINGTON, Feb. 22. + resolution introduced by Senator King (Dem.) of Utah, today, would direct the Secretary of the Treagg. furnish the Senate a list of ions having a net income ; in 1923 in excess of $1,000,000. « ‘st jtement of the affairs of each of ,the corporations would alse be AT ett Wants Cc heaper Dry Law Evidence. | NEW YORK, Feb. 22.—No fH imore. $25-a-quart champagne for Nstrict Attorney Muckner’'s proh!- He has informed ; : om ition agents -- mt at / yithem firmly that padiocks can be ‘ orged just as well with whisky at finger or two Cents A all standards be- of its own in the finest materials, in assembly s latest engineer~ iles in 7 seconds. er hour. ECON- lon of gasoline. ng crankshaft. aulic brakes. cleaner, Pur-o- zasoline strainer. PANY abn a! ’ 4 44 ; ] oo ¢y? i¢ 4 i > © : é tla vnere Bimba first . } ’ ‘ 4, 4 le the address which lied to fis “ nm ; ; ej n ‘ ‘ jar ¥ a ‘> (,0G ti ‘i " e? ? Ss 1} ted ' = > flag V ould 2i% t ’ 4 ‘ — ‘ ii’ . » i W as! 17) gx Oi) DOUBLE OF EX-CZAR STIRS ama asthe nasil » , S enaliiiien one aaaiied wunoen SOUGHT FOR MURDER UN WOMAN'S STORY 7 F m 2 ** PUTA! Name | a’ Indguest . Slaver of Joseph Mever 4 Ve j ? af e indg of Lae i> it? ‘ avTs ; miner of. Zeigier Ii sn re. furned today uy a Coroner's jury at the igquest inio the death, Satur- t hg T igh' , of ; be le’ 45, a ‘. Not! } ty id ‘ ; ver. ‘ A | a. «1 S wu eid oa i ad- Ai ‘J }; janan s#tree Burkitt is @a im f e ki}l- g by a WwW ; gave her name as Mrs Annabelle Burkitt ind said she was hie common-law Meve and M*rs } cit had een f a thneate rnd wey re irning home \ ‘ omenta after thev aiigh’ed from a Broa Va car a* Biuichat «ree ‘: .@ Yo mai testified, Rourki’ft stepped fre he "nA a elevhone vole ex- airing. NOW Lve go ‘ She said * men fought. ewe hanging severa! hiows and that Burkitt walked awa‘ and Meyer her to her home and said e was going away and would not see her again She «sid she saw ood on Meyer and that some of had sn ered on ther, hut she did nof know it eame fron stab, i'wounds in the back that subse quentiv resulted ¢ « death. She ierlared she did not see a knife Mever was found ‘nh serionse condition frormn loss of hieod at his ore lied He formerly (hae shorty atter thea fight an? hospite \Irs the way to citys hoarde. on with Burkitt's mother at %164 =Buch- anan street surkitt is being ‘sought by the nolice The mer nad quarreled and come to biows earlier in the dav RUSSIAN CROWDS TO ACTION: MADDOX DENIES SUPPRESSION Had He- Palace Thinking Former Ruler turned, Soviets Hush to to Demand Arrest. Associat Prese MOSCOW, Feb. 22 Extraordi- scenes Lenin - when that eturned,” lacted week-end ro tt" — ere eT! rrad over Tre erowds. alarmed by a report zar Nicholas nad rushed to the square before the Winter Paiace and demanded that be arrested The clamor was calmed only vyhen communist police emerged rom the paiace and announced that the “(Czar was only Nicholas kKvdako a baker, whose extraor- dinary resermblance to the late Em- peror caused him to be chosen by the state motion picture authori- ties to piay the part of the last reigning Romanoff in a new anti- monarchical filn The pnlot is based on the 1905 . ‘ = ePevolutio and tormer (Generais, Princes and imperial court are statesmen, Princesses embers of the playing the roles they once lived. for instance, there is a Chamber- iin whe held that position under ladv-in-waiting who former the Czar, a erved 1 Czarina, and 36 ii officers. Only one character ig a profes- sional actor, the others being re- ruited from the public. The role of Plehve. the Czar’s famous Min- ster of the Interior. who was as- sassinated, is played by one of SeorjlaAalter “News not suppressed ' 'renkrog., 'Educat i been stopped, OF PAPER AT CENTRAL HIGH No Such Action, as Charged by Judges Hamilton and Calhoun. Ever Considered, He Says. Superintendent of Instruction Maddox of the St. Louis publie schools who is attending a session of the Nationa! Educational Ae«- rociation at Washington. in a tele. Kram ‘o the Post-Dispatch. denied the student paper ‘entral High Sehool had been suppressed, was charged by Circuit Judges Iiamilton and Calhoun, represent- nat of ‘ us ing the - alumni of the schoo! He said You have been grose- ly mnisinformed. Central High such aec-- consideration.” the periodical hes the student staff hav- ing been told by ir principal he could approve no more issues Alumni lieve this action resu!! ed from protests printed over the remova! the sch to the Yea. man High bulidin y, Fuca president of the Board of ion, said Maddox had dis cussed with, him the advisability of permitting ‘any at idents papers Cuban Guards Hunt Panther. HAVANA Feb. 22 Rural! guards making a search near Manzanillo, Oriente Province, for panther which escaped Saturday. from the menagerie of a smal)! cir- No tion evrer under Publication of the be of 00! are eus and killed three dogs and two calvee Inhabitants of the eoun- tryside are keeping to their house« : * : Di. + - " — »% * . DMllt we 5T | CLu0nny aa ae i} ry il . ( yy Ci at i ? [ 1j oe i at,4 , ‘ . . ] sak e— Fie ~ ow ; j | + « { ts - ’ , . vy Police emined as Fir He [,; Understood to Be ' + } ‘ ' Several Persons siness | ns | ORKTON. Mabe: ctx. &: | «> + f d in Sal ans nymed for Fraua in Sale towing 10 , : ; . Ti} {*F ; ° i . , 4 é. F " i ¢ - if By j . 4 } ioe é cs ACCUSED a haagie 2 | en s pies: Vie Sg UT OF THE STATE ta from 0 ¢ oust a O -_- Oe * «i \‘ ’ ‘ é 2 = . k W T hie cre es ¢ . ; Jefferson City Banker Was day by a squad of po : ‘ ~ i (Te re Wro GOSPT Yee} Ti & f Concern Or- i 1b : , : . Officer 0 wae loorway in the i740 I a ’ ~ m ; Ho } OT ¢ a wet | , ized to Finance Mome , gan Vi & eo r* a4 £ r - . } ; ni’ Pa . ENT ined vier ‘ee f ‘ ‘ i «A 4 sy ‘ bh * ia cA ae \ xX > ; Companies. ware of her sex, jerked Der to hi itae x i @? @® Sea gaal \\ P ‘\ e | & ‘i 1} - ° ‘ ae ne of a num de! of ageienagants e ' tO Ws fnty S 8 ¢ffo ‘ Pha On ‘ : a ae ys j \i) ._ er Sy) > . a { - j y ; a © R« gryrday. Charging Use © yell a wascaataac este Au the Me ed Dis e Wha - yes ..fgrther a scheme to defraud ges and the remains of three f Pennevlvanis Jorstoor tO BF ] es A ‘ were f 1 ex te oe J! = it . -i@tTyior- 4 ' mre] asis aiwavs falied s I: iyig f ae * = engaged for Oj i “A . \t he 4) : ha yere arr LSPs } >? TL SS) A) SDeta f Ti } S' reet , i _¥ ‘ } ‘ rm! + » Pi _. Octo Q gt THE beautiful memorial to the first President of the United States at Aiexandria, Va., as i+ will look ‘Add how mbout the ¢cces ovidil lid not block t..tffic. va ee ' ' ’ = j lée ’ . and nag -bui : when completed in the near future. It is being erected by the Free Masons of the United States Oh. ves, the eges Wg ni aa oe. We aited the naniee using a lidusing s me to the great Mason, George Washington, the only man in American history who was at one time Master), ).0.. ¢rgm a wacon newiaxe (oem vere told this by their su- . ~ 7 . ‘Yr a | } ? > ? *} a" *} y rected ty Ernes lage P of his Masonic lodge and President of the United States. along the route, but three of therm P&™ : . a oe ee = bh SS ACE a ee Re ined ee e EE Ee OS ECT che tHueted. as : om ad escorte ‘Nearing to a police ¥ ? lic jTe@-2 ‘ » apts , A? Uae eu 7) OV i é er ° . . : ie r ' - ON ey GIiatelv released ++» ~* © ; ‘ ‘ | ty - vy anaged ‘ry ev, 4 . d ‘ 4 id rated considera FOUR, IN FEAR OF CHINESE [2 ve menseea co se: tor the oh. Naz immediately released = b] rc Ss ] W IN ¢ i@ nicni S ay ¢ rn . ’ ; surg ashin on’s Criticism ote i Je Bima case: but was } nr ; cr . rr ov . - j SS and nou S! I _ PUNISHMENT KILL SELVES salle 7 dite Sala s . : + pPes {or ré ogg! 7 of SO re . —e +> P « ~~ © Yy . — Seales t Stoc ‘k Sale. Of P ; apes te Loree years ag id : ; >. c ) i 4 ’ ’ } , Bird coat vas rinceton as Capitall cocssc. tion rs gros Foe Tiong oe BARTS ee: : la SCaps | "in 7 é I Y Ai { lai * " eee SRE OFT eee. 1 en Interruption of National Concerns. o » Petia aes te cele r Two-Vear- Old Child bell Into ES t ut it is no sense a ackholdere a a — a ffidarit ail is iQGas. ] ) . { ss "S e WES a _—e om a és oedema mae 7 - oh eg ~ivore camemitte i Bucket of Scalding Water. rin If it were some of our ha. SOCK WaS not neing sold. and nen? “ lig 4 PB. Ciar}) ; y Year id. romine scjentific men would Waser bh 3 “+ *% + 1” o . = . . ” oh ‘ . - a os ) 7 i* ] AT : -_ ‘4 > > a 9 . . 1K Lin. a i oo) be . ads ‘ ale } ] iy eased VW ire hrom the Neé VW > a’ £ tH ‘ ‘ j ic ad irif , ane i } 5 led ° ~y * 7+}, i or? r OS¢* Te 7 - . 7 . ma Ciosed Corporation with only york Bureau of the Post- ec h. s ( ongress er = , ” cille “lay 2910 Woodse road, Over 1at Jesus was not God*"but a mar 7¢ tockh rr i ae s ae 4 m 8 : ‘ Oy? ‘ J : —" , . tg . geo ; NEW TORK, Feb. 22.—A iette: iéy abe (to re wll capt ‘ , attempt was 1 las’ cht ae € rie taugt 4 our Unitariar nm Jan. ic . bees + ra Compa! = ail x fa 4 ) ‘ a ‘ ¢ 3 r > ? (a 4 i e PES te fr " re « a - Oe Te oe o 4 leg: ] ot Per a ° ‘ al toy fy, orve +> > i ° ce # ~ oO? ‘ a1 Ou} led 2 ‘ |e : 4 - ‘ . ' ——-. a : ee ere Oss tO DuSiness: | 4 not ) sceumbed fered em she fe to a et ns former Presid« Eliot of Seretary ~wlate Trey Pj its o } : Z in’ , 2 =? TY — T 1 cr * ‘ ra if? r 4 © ‘ 1% Ps i ee ? Y a 4 ’ senator Curtis =n fe |? ‘ T iid ¢. | pee id Y a i? & ti risoO!] So WwW i] : { ié J VS $3 hag — at OC; was rv Terayl ¥ } a —— . 4 git 3 ty tT» ‘ ron ‘ eo? at re f ¢ © arse , \A\ ASHING' ( BB ] ely. ih be — if Bel kite ey “af the home aif Ne Order Irom Mayor. k Is said the indictment ( harge Ss r ersitvy an a i] i ' " i »] i ot} (=) CatlSes : ,.? eg] from a } ps to f } ras N ¢ VW York commending stens that _ “Ft ; 4 § i i phat gif sid aming it he! j large OF tra’ ts ‘+ - + ? : ‘ T ye VW ti f nt ! oe iy + tr 7? ~ C . r,s ~ ‘ ? ato I ad . I ATL mn of NS} tw o [ in Qe rT ee. V 1] be he ; r lel e ee tA Ken to SLODp meetings and mrigag Ss oT hnild ne pre - Ny ‘ ar ears ¢€ ege’ } ‘ an: ; g Ws ja] eh, ns a mae ns iro } Sf rT} ¢ j & t : ’ o Ya" Vedr acs . mort in aimed af our institutions.’ Tee é ‘ 4% , ra i co Te . as t ; ; , Tre Prlinge orig c, -_ 1783 Cy ‘ " a “ at . “ on Eo, ane s \ } 4 Oo} P Pres y\ * } v ‘h t y e? 3s ft) F3j P44 a4 « ee big i ouchin @odav Was he! Ve q tO = " rte or ‘or? a th é f. = er 7 . 'P : . S T s T € LOO | O! 4 toa’ — ’ F ‘ 7 1? ~ if St Louis arranging tO rt r ‘. Yr? ’ Sj ? T> ’ emraqa - \J rc rT, : Ur of Wes \ at oat ‘ fn Sy morrow’ nif! ci > if loudley : } ‘ 1rO\¢ ‘ ~ . we ' a*h a 4 = nas f oeoyldasc US, bond caytete the indictm*: nt. I ate) VA itn eines «e? ect ps and rp so sc i by - ee ; "aS Said at is home in Jefferson : ae t ° yay " | Senat Andrieus A Tones of “ Yew + - > ‘ POTTY) & as ra i iif Le x" owe 5. \{ xX} 2) 4 {) i | ot oe | C(Y f} t¢ , ieee he had Uilit rie " Vf Tt) ?° Q "* ar Y y dé s i a ; . : . Pal ae | . . ‘ _ -oOF,r ' ? : business, unaware of the grand ay i ewan r | Tur see a é ¥ Home for several weeks with | . . ! LS = . : ~ ‘ Pu Vi Of ©7it ser’ 4 , ¢ +~ f aa . ¢ rr ¢ QYOANV I wy investigation. He has re- , : ettin: + : mee } at a pelecle-ian eve Ae }. or ° aa eae i vO r a ' v . ee WAS; Pato réint ' ‘ha = pare © ra t ¢ ra {) y. . ri ovis tym (} € € t - f d th os ~ Here about o— 4 ar’ x Pp he “yn si i ‘ re : Or the ; Spee ier, SWil1 ter, easier ri ing, e Satime in St. Louis, and now is a4ccOuMrs sas -: : ' ta ” : 1 ' i : iA . =, : ’ 2 se rerave \ i not ! ~ . : e . | ; y f od y Z s Mesident of the Farmers’ & Me ¢: ee ns OS a Ba DORR ORE Bry Ra BES Le fo 24 railway train of t ay 18 a great 1m tanics’ TR; nr with which he > é ry Olé Thi? - + ci F Pe 7 d = Geaaiien ef it from your own) . provement over its predecessors ... heame connected two years ago. AigOnL YU ‘ G - | hane ; Chevrol | | LAST WEEK FEBRUARY SALE ), past as the improves: Stheveaiet: say He began his career working for I am not e to give yu any > : d : h ; ‘ | maz V in e @ overall manufacturer who op-| inform non thé point you re (J 9 resents an amazing advance c 4 : + . "n¢ "f= ‘ be > y m4 rated Wit h convict labor in he quests a Ou } l £ ‘oO ress Exce tion il O { t : 4 tield of low-priced transportation Rate penit enti lary, aT q later bought has ome to no ee*é rminatior ve r oO 4 OT uni tes Py A a . , : pat 9 —and ll w low prices Itetiness which he operated at respecting the ] &'sT 118, ent @, F : } . : an IC Sells at ne O P aige profit until the State abol- nor am I able to «: they © or Furnishing - ere | : . . - = Tat] « , . : > . . ) 4 e a few years 3 ficient . I Porches Sun Rooms years that there is not a sufficient repre- eepi o) u aon , . ~ ; ae campaigned for the Gover- centation to discuss great tional! t . , o oq P a8 a farmer-husiness can- roints a nor oI bhetlleve 1 re «will > at Reductions of a ing © im 1912 and again in 1916, |}, while that honorahie } y - ss a =o fo} DRIVER helped organize. up. what they conceive to bs ef FURNITURE «> DECORATIONS ~? => Tr PQr Ope Ly DOLD OLD OLS OW OZ 2 Ope Oa OW O54 ” Pry It c m™m Car Before Stopping erns #a\ing Police ‘man to Ap- ‘Sever cinteac Si { a i= a Pas, _ 4 eeteemenae peed _. an Fra Brown arrest- agree be es y wg | : 8 ™or os gee , , mn for ho me os eo } p (BOr a) re RF. ADERS ane Station Sa night ernment eve states : GF THE bs oo ae =) t €Xj T¢ cInEecs N Eremitting his prisoner di q ew Enlarged Mts headquarters GIRL, 16, DEMANDED $1000 pentane At Biteenth ; ; Dicti ee om, chonary ‘ fim : . ” os A JOKE Ter elena ae pens FROM ACTOR AS Same cad 2 ; , or ay } 7 ’ Iie a 5 Ma aq i . 7 a he a8 *% ‘ ‘ ‘a’ . ~* 7 : — SE in necttent 7 tae Feb. -22.—A ve How to Get It har . ' ° eT Brit? ' e ™ “sca ped : ? ’ > Y opener i. “er = €,,¢64%, “ ‘ a; ' - . 5 . Nt A tile nes take hep ae? For the Mere Nominal Cost of ; fh Tle : > . . . 9 . r o - aed drove to the’] | a esha | : ry nye \S Manufacture and Distribution line ay are rag: Ps f , , ei, (leorge f; UNIVE @SiT{eES ‘ ws | IT) arr: gat an ‘ ¢ -_ hey - hi, : ‘ iu _ ‘s. , 7 ine aaa “DICTIONARY tg Cc ; 4 A ie and ae ’ ad . (i= ry ‘TE nD gd Held for Barbering. . = et Ee ae ae Muis Ti... po act Present or mail to the Peost- Ponies pager O rse, I didn’t expect to get MAIL ORDERS Dispatch this Coupon with Pr Idaho ven. - orrest : t+ o ki ; é mninety-eight cents to cover Pemterda: a cuielege : Cage | ses a Mf by mail, include 8 cents cost of handling. packing. ma ber “the ll ta 3 aera eee : postage up to 150 miles: 10 clerk hire, ete. ' Tipe? « > , wit) oo: De ' fer irene ou bet cl 1a A i@t OF ] a. { SOmMmplaint was gre the telephone cents up to 300 miles, or tor Larrer sized page than previcus i One 5... na ee eg greater distances ask a editions. | One-third | more words — ua us i 7 x ‘ ‘ ents ‘ ! l . than any sit rT Hneclionmarr +#) nt oe it a postmaster for rate op 8. a ‘ . ik h , ’ . ? Té oAaAWw ou Be lai fea ires. . s ~ 4 } ; el ? ‘ \ ox ‘yr rw ? age? tr ene lor Jr, } } P ¥ es " ; e- a . 7 s « . " yo ane nite c% Ins New Pin > : “= . ’ ages say ; ‘ "Ss ne | 4 ™~ : 7 Z * ‘ M 4 iL ~ T ; ‘ Your old Dictt mary is ont of date i for Economical Transportation . > ” ty we . © SL cee ee Te Lon i Cee en oe IO ena a caper tamer eee ie A need a AA wile em Pres yee EN ae ene he ea en eee CO RRO ORES boat 8 EO ee Soe re anatomy ae pabmasirconagd Ime one | | | arene ae ee siiaietektnetin teenth thane at aida een aN eee OL ee A POISE Se ow prea oma) mets, Bi Aas ee » AMIN: ie SOS ice OIE Me ie me as resis, Temper eo ie coe Aa Fae Ts ay eR od ie name, pated ee er: a we so 7 i Fi ag bt ej ‘s 2 Ef : : ivi t j if ai ‘= ef t Me a ee ee ee ~ eat Sor S8 bs oes a Ss St tad more NORE: ORION AB IEE Rahat AEN BEER TE I IE ARG ID Me BER ANS hae AE hE EO oh oe 5 “4 bel aes ME a i 6 aye > gc Bory A a sabe . ean naiienaiieasni intended jobnt sation “ Tenia a RIE Serer gpipe rN MEAS valine age Mee dewey ey ene a0 ? nS iseate RPE SP em one te oe o bs a . ae Neate ‘ w - A tle — ~ ‘ " . ° ‘ “a At Rae BRA REA EO Ae RO. memati neta ERO Foe atte AER RIN a SRD A AO PR ps ARE IRI aie A, 5 OE Cece eI oe ‘Ayaan wea, m be ae vig meres os outa « a a ne ner No 8 ARPA, vOLe gers Her gy Perna “ ~—o" POORER QM ire eee A OGRE 7 Rey CON OR NB tg her ORR IN tc aR cette EARN I OMRy mee roe Cah Ne ES OY, (RPE TS VA’ ee ORO Ry ONE Rt ie OR Rae ne ieee A ANA LE Te EIR spdiintiaineten stati ceo a PO a Me gers REA IIE 48 7 ea 4 wi. Bis cert > ai

Page 4

i 4 i Op ee ee ee dee — a ean CUPeniews a war a: i aia ae a ea ala ell eee ee ee ee ee Ce eee a SW far ee ey CEES BR enti oy — ae AI BR ENGI a A ae OR IE OTM Oey a oe ee Rh Ye UN otal. pn melee on MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, 1926. i d ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | HUH | DB ill il 1 my | ——— —— —— — ————— —— _— —_ —_—_ — — en i memenell me a ee —_—-~ 1H UA j i i niu) AUUUIUIMULLTMUTT eel eal ——— titel a ee mm ee et eee —_—— i enenint ete te tee ee ce ne a men oo ———— —— (5 ee cere ee ee -—— i eeeemeael ——-- —_—~-— ed a —- aia —_—-~ i it “UUEAUUATIATANTIN growing success in the fine car field wy UTTTIAYUATEUALH UH POOL LIE LISSA ASA ORAS *. * DRA AANA err “el AAA PAPAL DN AD Draw ne AAAS et =. wen *. ~ os a ere * aint aS my. |Four-Piece An Exceptional Furn of the Semi-An. As a special feature for the offer this handsome Bedroor sign, is well-built and except ‘inished in a rich deep-toned ¥ decorations. ~. 2 The Suite is ju handsome pieces, ss aus \ ‘faction, it is a rem ROS ee | unusual price. Convenient Terms of Wall Paper New Designs, Per Roll 13c This group includes the latest designs in all the new Spring colors. Wall Paper for any room in the house may be selected from this wide assortment, Tapestry Papers 94c Per Roll An excellent selection of beautiful Wall Papers in tapestry, self-tone, satin stripes, wax finish and ~MARMON enters the St. Louis Show and the sprin buying season under the momentum of the great- est sales success in its history. Now, more, tha ever, it is considered the height of good judgment | to select the New Marmon when choosing fro the fine car field. “It’s a Great Automobile” IX. ANSON MORE, President JOHN T, SALISBURY, Vice Pres. DISTRIBUTOR 2805 Locust BI. St. Louis Open Evenings—Jefferson 0198 At the Show—Representative showing of New Marmon, Special and De Luxe Models, embodying remarkable new engineering developments. ger Victoria, 2-passenger Coupe, 2-pass enger Speedster. The latest closed car creations, includin g the 7-passenger Cutie Limousine De Luxe, 7-passenger Sedan De Luxe, 5- passen Sedan De L 7-passenget ‘Special Sedan, 5-passenger Special Sed an, Senta etl ei Coupe, 4geam floral designs offered at - this special price, Bedroom Papers ! 72c Per Roll A choice of colonial, chintz, cretonne and mer- cerized Papers in pretty designs for the bedroom. (Sixth Floor.) A Notewort Men's Athl — — — In addition there are many MARMON MOTOR CAR COMPANY INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA — and colored patterns. Choice elastic back and flap seat. T not in every style. Sizes 34

Page 5

ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, 1926. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH yy | ‘| HU HIAUICUUUATHIIN See Our Other Announcements on Page 12 TTT a en omen a me ee Dress Cleaning Special Plain cloth dresses cleaned and pressed $1.25 Dresses with pleating $1.75 Telephone us and we will call for the garments on Wednesday Yeantnge and Dyeing Department—Ma!: Aan “ses * + Wa aah * «At Fe 6s rn ee ee a o* se Oe re « ae. . . * oie". * ee a" . “e > . os" ale's's's “e*, . ““ a me's wa"s*s's'e'ss'-" *° 1.4 . e's ‘ . 2 Sale ‘> * Yd oe d a's se" sates ' : oriole nuerete alate at's we" s*ss°a pss “ ~ eee ° eM ke ew 4 ‘ —. ate PO eS aes . enter ear ea teen o's Sete tate «ns ate’ ce he : . Bas ,” ae Se A ~ 25% - e+ oda : F ooo ate sete ‘ey . ~ : . sae a, ” *) aes ote? a, . _* ¥ “5 oo en = can » * ’ * “ 5 : . ~ . . a a a : — 4 |Four-Piece Bedroom Suite ‘ An Exceptional Furniture Ofter for the Last Week of the Semi-Annual Sale of Furniture 41892 As a special feature for the final week of this important sale, we offer this handsome Bedroom Suite. Each piece is of graceful de- sign, is well-built and exceptionally large and roomy. The Suite is finished in a rich deep-toned walnut combined with colorful enamel decorations. The Suite is just as pictured above—four : : handsome pieces, built to give entire satis- Sa es di apa ' faction, it is a remarkable value at this most : Oe unusual price. plate Ns ee «8's. 6 se ee ew OO Convenient Terms of Payment May Be Arranged EOS Sh (Seventh Floor.) : n WR . RAIs5 « Bes : : SOY PORN |. SVE orr: An Exceptional Selling of Boys Polaire Topcoats SOOO se. se. * e > Wall Paper New Designs, Per Roll d . i. » BS : he so " > 7 “> 4 * ‘~ _ ‘ ‘ —-, > >= Pe 5 as +o + ee : ox 4 SN ms . *. ‘. ae Bw «4 * ‘ . “es »“.. Ss A a” > ~ > _* Nc NS : : * . This group includes the latest designs in all the Sout | : | new Spring colors. Wall Seon ate tes Paper for any room in the og ste es a ee ew ee house may be selected Bathe Gh aM OC a from this wide assortment. In New Spring Styles a: 562 These Coats are all made of all-wool Polaire cloth—in the new popu- lar tan shade. Styled in a loose-fitting English box back, double-breasted model that is especially popular with the younger boys. The values repre- Tapestry Papers 24c Per Roll ae ay os SES | An excellent selection of eS CRS 7 beautiful Wall Papers in 5 SSE RS, SAO SERS SS tapestry, self-tone, satin stripes, wax finish and floral designs offered at *| this special price. Redroom Papers | moe Be Boy Coats are réemarkaDie. 72c Per Roll = choice of colonial, They are well tailored and alpaca lined. chintz, cretonne and mer- Sizes for boys ranging from 234 to 6. — Papers in pretty : These Coats were specially purchased esigns for the bedroom. for this timely selling, and are offered at (Sixth Floor.) an extreme Saving. (Boyvs' Own Store —Fourth Floor | A Noteworthy Selling of 3000 , Men's Athletic Union Suits Offering Extraordinary Values OS: This special group ot men’s Athletic Union Suits represents samples and surplus stock of a well-known manufacturer—an organization noted for their excellent tailoring. The values offered are extreme and men will profit by buying an entire season's supply at this low price. Each garment is full cut go fit well. Materials Include Fancy Madras Fiber Stripes Brode Soiésette Plaid Nainsook | Fancy Madras Checked Nainsook *r Sedan Limousine De Striped Madras English Broadcloth Rayon Stripe Cotton Pongee Fancy Colored Lingette Mercerized Stripe Cotton Pongee } De Luxe, 7-passenger gham Coupe, 4-passen- In addition there are many fancy weaves in a wide choice of plain white and colored patterns. Choice of V-neck or round-neck styles. Reinforced elastic back and flap seat. There are all sizes in the lot asa whole, though net in every style. Sizes 34 to 50. ‘rvleé e Wnderwrear LDep?® an” Th rife At - Wain F'oer ; —— ca eee - en eee - - ~ = ~ no a — - ~ -~ . - ~ = - - _ Sale of Rayon Bedspreads Offers Extremely Interesting Values in Four Groups At 74 y 359° va ime. 6 - 7 ligt Remarkable values in ; % “ Snreads of lustrous rayon. 105-inch size for 34 beds. ~calloped edges and cut corners: a good selection of solid colors, including rose, gold, Copen and lavender. Very Special Value $ 1 .69 Attractive Rugs for bedroom and bath are offered in a choice of blue and white or pink and white com- bination at this very special price. Rayon crinkled Spreads, measuring 76x108 _ inches, tor 34-size beds—of excep- tional quality, rick and lus- trous, scalloped all around: Oval Rag Rugs Washable Rugs room Cupieangon Mek Gold Imported oval twisted Rag Hit-and-miss Wash Rugs of Rugs in beautiful colors: heavy quality, floral borders. A A t $6.95 $8.95 £ ne ....... $1.45 44m36 i... wk 1: 95¢ : Lach : ¢ Lach EN sg obs gs 2.29 ; 24x48 98 oa 1 eee ay $1.29 Spreads large enough for full-size beds— Stevens Spreads, of exceptional quality, in eee re : : /xX ee Ree ee $1.89 —seamless, neatly scalloped, and cut at cor- cream color, with colored stripes—also in Es ek ors $3.49 sues i cs ii. $1.98 ners. gox1os-inch size in solid colors; rose, solid colors with fancy Jacquard stripes. Scal- gold, Copen and lavender. loped all around. 72x108-inch size for 34 beds (Sixth Floer.) tecond. Maan + Housecleaning Supplies OT CIEE EL OEE, : gkees Are Offered in an Important Sale ~ ee ¢ Rebuilt Vacuum. Electric Washers — BRST Beat ‘ a: Cleaners, $13.98 $69.75 sera , Doll Carriage Sige Premier Electric Vacuum Cleaners Electric Washing Machines equipped gee boed $ ee that have been reconditioned. Guaran- | with electric swinging wringer; fully ) 4.98 fSiaeate teed for one year, on sale while a lim- guaranteed for one year. May be pur- Fiber reed Carriage in agncea et | ited quantity lasts. chased on the convenient payment plan. cafe au lait or blue finish Electric Irons, $2.69 Window Ventilators aaa po om match; rubber- : ired w ' Full size, 6-lb. weight; || Crystal White Soap 59c = bs: ue hestinn Pies a 20 Bars for 75c Diamond “E” metal saat Perroent puar- Sane isn laun. || frame Ventilator; adjust- ‘ anteed for one year. Pig ola esas anak a able frame, 11 inches high; : ; bars t purcheser. tend inches. Curtain Stretchers wien scurapce ewaoant $2.49 Household Scales Frames are adjustable to} Wall Dusters, $1.49 $1.49 5x10 feet; fitted with ad- justable pins. Chemically treated Duster Will weigh articles up to with long handle. Cleans } 24 pounds. Slanting dial. walls and ceilings. ae , Washtubs, 69c Medicine Cabinets, Velocived The large No. 3 size, Wash B h and $3.98 —— made of heavy galvanized rege eel i $11 48 iron with drop handles. Wringer, $9.75 Large size, finished in . Lovell’s ball - bearing white enamel with plate ° Fairy Velocipe@es with Wash Boilers, $4.19 Wringer with r1-inch rub- | 8/488 mirror door. wf, * > e si Ce fi Ay: ball-bearing rubbed tired bi- ni. le wheels; have adjust- Made of h -oz, | ber rolls and enclosed cog i ~ cyc copper, witli! stationans wheels; complete with Parson’s Ammonia ae able seats and handlebars. side handles and heavy tin | folding bench. 23c, 39c, 59c ht to from 2% to § cover. No. 8 size. , A popular Ammonia for iz Se. Johnson’s Waxing kitchen or laundry. Makes Be ™ Sunbrite Cleanse Outfit, $5.00 clothes snowy white. oe & ae rag J Weighted floor brush, ce oe or Cc lambs’ wool waxing mop, : é one quart liquid polish and|| Ready-Mixed Paints y The double act!on {| book on caring for hard- s } near or ] iin i ) > a , Sollchine and scouring, || Wood floors. —— a Buying ifmit 5 cans Colors for indoor or 3 fy Rubber Gloves, $1.49 outdoor use. Quart 49¢, Hh LEA , llon : Goodyear’s Gold Seal —— Ironing Boards, $2.98 Brand Cleaning Gloves, in |} @Uantty. Strong and rigid with | a] the popular sizes. wide smooth top; may be $1.59; limited Scooters folded when not in use. Step Stools, $2.39 ; Energine, oe $2.49 Clotheslines, 75c Crackerjac Ste pstools, all ea ge at ong eng Made of all-metal and fin- ished in bright red; the disc wheels have rubber tires. ‘Fifth Floor) . for kitchen or pantry use; 100-foot sections of Key- astep size; each step stone Clothesline; very] i iced with metal rod. Wash Baskets, $1.49. strong and will not kink. Willow Wash Baskets: oe Clothespins for 21¢ Willow Clothes large size in oval shape with side handles. Rutland’s Patching Hampers T , f A Plaster $2.98, $3.98, $4.98 Widiiinde: 6s hri t Avenue 30c, 50c and 70c Round, oval, three-cor- . ’ The Buy-Way of St. Louis Easily applied and is nered or square, in small, Universal, extra large medium and large sizes. size zinc rubbing surface. Reception Sets. 75¢ Tray and cup, in blue, green or orange luster ef- lasting. Amyone can repair breaks in the plaster. Water Power Washers | H.R. H. Paint Cleaner Carpet Brooms, 69c $14.98 3 for 25c fect. on imported china. Exceptionally well made Made expressly for Stix, A paint cleaner that is ; of long broom corn; five- | Baer & Fuller; guaranteed | easily applied. Also makes Knit Vests, 22c sewed; varnished handle. sy Pet Full with | a good water softener. Women’s Knitted Veste. solid brass water motor. with bodice top or built-up Stepladders, $1.98 Water Buckets shoulder. All sizes. Strong and rigid—each Ironing-Board Pad 2 for 38c step braced with metal rod. and Cover, $1.00 ee Wool Remnants Five-foot size, with bucket a baite Made of galvanized iron 95c to $3.95 Yard shelf. 6-ft., $2.39. Complete outfit for | with strong handle: 1o- covering “a for almost quart size. Consisting of né@w and any size board. | smart dress, suit and coat- O Cedar Mops, 50c Saniflush and Brush ; | ing lengths. Desirabie col- Triangle shape Mop with Bissell Carpet 39c | ors; 54 inches wide. adjustable handle: cleans Sweepers, $3.49 as it polishes. saad Popular toilet bow! Arabian Panels Mahogany finished wood | cleanser in sifter-top can: $1 95 Each O-Gedar Polish. 89c case with good bristle. with long-handled brush. ; ac ’ Good quality net t One-quart size of this : Stools, $1.69 Simplex Mop, 69c nates aeakiiia oe Polish for woodwork, fur- Kitchen — : | ecru shade The quantity is niture and automobiles. Finished in white enamel, This Water Mop can be aatiae | very convenient size for | wrung dry without wetting . : Absorene, 3 for 29c the kitchen. the hands. For cleaning wall paper, | , Ashcans, $1.98 painted and plaster walls. P Oxydol, 69c @-SI1Ze pa Princess Slips, $1.50 Of imported cotton sati- nay; hip hem, strap shoul- der: picot edged and hem- stitched top. Flesh and white. Sizes 36 to 44 Fifteen-gallon size, made of galvanized iron, corru- gated: side handles and tight-fitting cover. 20-gallon size, $2.49 - C. N. Disinfectant, 89c This popular disinfect- ant specially prepared for home use, 1'4-quart size. Lingerie Satinette 49c Yard Fine quality cotton Satin ette in a wide range of solid shades and self - colored shadow stripes. The width is 26 inches. Duroleum Rugs, 43c An excellent § substitute for linoleum in the useful 243%54-inch size: madp on heavy felt base; four cacice patterns in tam and gray. Thrift Ave—Matn Fieger! Hee ee eee eee cS ceneennEEE —-~ 2 ARON = PAD pitta cee uaa : or AE ES ee i : Se ee nee ee ae ae * hy i Rs aaa te on. ome, Oech 20 A Ne EH LR INS ea: gE aR pe mare ween PP rewen ga a 7 c Nn! * OO Er oo ge . ae os aay M _ ‘ ses cot Mh Soll Se PA alienate pie aes ae atone te RESET Pee ONAN ne conan my “ mee & , B+ Aue. -asinergpeame. 7 Pipe me de eh AS SE etn, nae « —_—- a tiineneetdllieiieeincemeeetiete cet eee ee Z=t—Ji-tUjtR-RR—MReAD- Reet i sistas et ti... © + awee © BA ER AI Nh, AMOR on OED > A Gh a OLS Me COW Mihen ey ce » 2 « ere | & @ © ieee aihtneecanadtintnmenensnmaltetaneeeeteneet tatiana aeeentinei en eee eee ct ee ae te we nee fT ee REED ee ‘ eet bt te ee eee or, eo eet PEO ei aoe < a Oe eee tee a Tn ee + een et ae Ate, Pu pnts = ~~ ™ vee 4 “ - oi rey Sagi WP ne ma ae atieiitabee eee ete bo Eee -s - ‘ . : . — pen a ¥ 8 Wr yp questing rs e eeaeeeneanneanee Sieenaiindlnattieeette edition eed q . i a i a a A SOAR a tt NO ELLIE NEAT. A CAT AI OS AON I GED AARON, | - ee ee er es bee OPN pias cece Mae ie TIE IR oop eS + Ne wee PF — Pa ne ty NN in gn md ~ ee — . slaietaelinaacicteheea tatiana taal deine omens ase ae ee . 7 ‘ . » - wt. Sener ay omen spring, wip, emir anny ste - A RN GRI Cm PO RI: “eX 26 Oat i ee ee eee eee: . patabne tetas = _ are + oe ~ — — B® Piero meeps — “ . — » . —— ~ stag a ~ Se eee ——

Page 6

*. ss SELOUIS POST-DIS MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, 1926. ne, ~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAITH a) REGUIAR Price BS SPHOAL Penciee During THIS SALE You— — WOMAN'S FYPOSITION rrr rerneereeee ee | ' tbe . a € @ ese ‘ ano iY ble Merchandise at Lowest Pricgg Bargains {| WHT FND TONIHT: The Dependable Merchandise at Lowest Pricey 7 . il ‘) Closing out 4a half-dozen - 20) TPE te peprccscccce cc ie teeter cesestecacmen Spectacles | exchanged Pianos at -——- ; Sees states Mea o : . ~ | . gos gaan gaas move Patriotic Progra Masons oss. »/ SS 2B FEF HET eaklUlUrRlCUGKlCU OFlU,lC tC ThUlc(‘éiaK iS UL lhl le ST Oe CULL: Specially Priced Saad aN ee ae ie R a . . : a) Se Ge Gaee dole anon oe = is w : o o | Xylonite re with deep ew | tion for . * The Stere for "Wa ALL the Peeple | ha retire hatte rset eonrex lenses. This low price $ S . co , inelud?s an examination by : § 5 : se 4 si © a registered optometrist. ... ; | : iat che Coliewam sl sea m pone Tee (Seetnre Mate "A Straight Piano ::f Serviceable i 3 ¥ ee... r i ~ 3 bs | S C. OF C. PARTY IN PANAMA St. Louisans Given KReception: to Meet President Chiari Today. Br tie ASS&« ate Pr ogg NWA ALA o ‘ ~ e aT = ~ a ati i i : en RRR cRNA em NEURITIS Nerve or Muscular Pains How to Check It Tf wou are subiect to frequent attacks Ne S keep a b . Eopra Neumt: s ablets a’wavs on han ss em a ev nrs winge of pain F MeuMmtis means a nflammation —Oroug t om Dy a weakeaed condition W estern et the nerves. And once it starts, the inflammation may spread rap Has Never Fopa Neuritis Tablets overcome neur Been Soild for tis by actiag upon the very source of — ~ = the oud.¢ — 5 nr > ww en han $155 ” “ ve stb Less Than $ nerves. A recogmired ethica mea Sate anc e ve ADso ree TTOmM Garcetics, bromides and coe! tar oe “ert bromides and cosl te Is $106 —Tke Fope -ompany, 880 Folsom St. ners nsid ors ‘ E-O-PA NEURITIS TABLETS ENDORSED BY PHYSICIANS Buy it at your Neighborhood Druggise nest . WM aol ff , _ VW | Ses? 1) iz =) ores Johnsen T i? af ~ % | a ~~ dy = ‘ ash fei rug * fore i¢ Imes Re e z inches le ’ . 1. MarKeronunds: floral patterns and de eo § the new sda 800 Yds. Outing Flannel, 25c Yd. 980 Small Boys Suits, $1 ele inches wide : s DiAacin mw Tard-wide = | ees - ' arial . iere - er Twist sity-e. oT 2 rome sizes 44 ? +4 cameo 1200 Yds. Unblchd. Muslin, 11) 2c - 150 Bis! Knickers, $1.19 rs eS oe i _ New Cabinet sizes 8 tis Type | Cofheld 560 Prs. eats Weel Mies. 29, 310 Infants’ Dresses, 45¢ 2 Tegular Tuesday, second 550 Pcs. Infants’ Wear, 3 for $1 amu 690 Girls’ Wash Dresses, 50c ic ree aot himeee. sed med a ee | 13 { é Che C Specially Priced 250 Pairs Silk Hose, 35c ew Spring Coats] jin... Child’s Socks, 29c For Women, Misses and Stouts $105 $1275 516 820 and Up to $39.50 . - _ : | Low Terms! 1200 Bandeaux, 59c A Chance Savings on } ns : Men’s and Big Boys Sasunie Shises Look for Sound 940 Corsetette, $1.79 | Sizes 6. 6's, 7 and 7'= Oniy. Shoes A] Washers are designed ° ? 4 9? Winter Coats eee oe € Werth Fer Mee Than thé Sale ~ it Have well and how lous deter Greatly Reduced U/ 230 Boys Flannel Blouses, 39¢ of sp ) vue nore ; ui vin te ene : p- "ful ge ee ae | : clothes clean — deme¢ Bey asin 7 Se a pega om Silk Radium, $1.39 Yard their sound value. most popular fabrics with triminimgs off tie moxt depinabic gang sinc heawy all-eiMe fing aoft quality « emelps n ie These remarhabid saves Less | Flat Thread Crepe, $1.95 Yard | ===." “tax \ (‘Bargain Basement.) a at.) ' © i ( \ugents—Barga's ow Phone for Demonsira | Se eee ss & | at SSSSCSSSSSSESRE ESSER SKREZERBAOPFRBRSRSESESRBRSBERBEBEBBBeEBaseessusae as

Page 7

MONDAY EVENIN G, FEBRUARY 22, 1996.- _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i. — — ee owest Prices Spectacles Specially Priced rames, fitted with deep eurve Jylonite t | - registered optometrist... onal Value| ‘| “ Child’s Dresses, 89c . aN Rayon Bloomers, - 00 reed ctr Size Aprons, $1. 00 ee Dress Aprons $1. 00. ne Oe seguinn at rrouen | en's Linen ‘Kerchiefs, 5c &} Me andkerchiefs, fu1! wines ' en 's ‘Union ns, $1. 19° a eoures lenses. This low price $ 24 Hl qdes an examination by nn 1 — OX e800 Me (Nugents—Main Fleer.) @) coats. Buy on The Morris Plan—25 to 50 Weeks to Pay New Block Tweeds Tweeds, suits or dresses. green, blue, gray, tan, brown (Nugents—Main Fleer, South.) Continuing the Big Event in Spring Millinery Hats for the Miss and the Matron. charming styles — youthful and becoming. - §° Advranceé {deas in pring trim- ming in felt, silk, straw and silk. and straw, ae well as chio ribbon and combination Hats: all the new colors. (Nugenjs—Second Floor, *outh.) the most popular fabrie for 54 inches wide and of a beautiful quality all-wool 98 Weight. In the good shades of =” Jee ey: BONG. wus ecabuoe “Trim Form” Girdle BAnch all - elastic to 30. Regular £1.95 Valué Nea Felt Hats | Colors for Many Outfits $4.53 Imported Italian Felts—Advance Spring Styles Lot ene? vatucs Materials. ners ie. Bancmcat.) Twillscheen Tweeds Checks inged Rayon Panels, $1. 39 Plaids Charmeen lust Prous rayon rtata Paneis, . , a Bers Basket Weave . Rufiled Curtains, 17¢ Pr. Silk Satin ri : a a . bed ruffies tie-back a1 Va Ue is. Rayon Drapery, 89c Ya ree 7] ‘ rds — Gauze, 40c Yd. \ ee on 8e- BR! Tiet! Die io Yards Cretonne 13¢ Yd. , ' ee ™ ; Pe be | re A. o**? cy . “™- Black ial Tuesday—Just 125 Girls’ Silk Dresses Sizes 8 to 14 proper apparel. Tan Florida Rose Sizes—Misses, ’ The New and Fashionable in a S Regular $45 to $65 Values On Sale Colors Blue Bluebell Green Black Checks Black and White and Mixtures 14 to 18—Women’s, 36 to 50. (Nagents—‘Second Floor, North.) Snappy Spring days are a delight tn the These Coats have all the chic and smartness Coats only of much higher price possess. Swagger backs, flares, inverted pleats—sports and dressy models, for miss and matron. straightline and aati ae a” Se eee Corselets Pink brocade and strip batiste with wide sections hips, boned and honed back. Tw did models to select fri Medium and long length. a {* TOs S 0 spl Regular $1.95 Value = Girdle. Eplendid quality of elastic and trimmed coutfl. Sizes 25 - & ed in oe abdomen T- Ty}. (Nugents—‘fecond Fleor, South.) New Chiffon Lisle Hose A complete line of the very latest in smart Hosiery. Sheer chiffon lisle; beautiful, practi- cal and most popular. $ | 50 A neat lace clock makes them doubly attractive. You mar choose from shades of peach, biscuit, at- mosphere, one be: ich a nd wh! Tn Hines & ty ba (Nugents—MWain ‘icon, North.) ee yung mise Satin Striped Canton , cruinpet, New Lunette Crepe and Regular $ se ES § kK ~ New Flat) 7 a. Thread Crepe 08 Pie i | _ An excellent qua lity in ure dre crepe. In j 40 ynches wide. \ RS a ee i Wiecnmmed : he popular new Spring sha rh ivory and black. Ce ws errs = om = “inches wide. : esas: ‘(Bargain Hasement.) Beautiful color combinations in light and dark | backgrounds: floral patterns and designs. 40 « Hae Ucehes wide. Small oF Suits, > ae 19 | i Z wid a ® \ew Printed Flat Thread Crepe Yard quality. Heavy Georgette An excellent pebbled weave of extra heavy In forty popular Spring shades, ivory | and black. 40 inches wide. 0 Boys’ Siders, $1. 190 9 a 0 Boys Pajamas, $1. 0 a New Cabinet > =... type jirls Wash Dresses, $1. 00 | peal ' 5 Rr = LOO one Py . 0 Infants’ Dresses, 45c i ¢ Coffield | cs. Infants’ Wear, 3 for $1 : et, 13 O 0 Low Terms! A Chance Savings on | en’s and Big Boys’ ; Sample Shoes | (6, 6's, 7 and 7's Only. Shoes |} Far More Than the Sale Price Look for Sound Value Coffield Washers, built twenty clothes clean — demonstrating their sound value. ‘Nugents—BRargain Fasement.) — (Nuagents—Fourth Floor.) ae ttre Er aseeeepneec® The CHRE-FREE LASKER All Washers are designed to wash clothes. How well and how long deterinines the value. | | one years ago, are still washing J) . . ry? Phone for Demonstration—T oday ee . 7 Specials in T oilet (soods | Forhan’s Tooth | Paste—For persistent infection of | the gums... 42¢C D’Heraud’'s Bath Salts or After-Bath Talcum —Specially 39c priced, each, Haut Ton -Lemon Klenzing or Theatrical Cream— 1] ° pa eh, SOP x cies 59c Djer-Kiss Face Pow- der—lIn as- = 39C SOT e i shige Ipana Tooth Paste— Refreshing and heal- ing for 1 ing forthe — 3Qq 33c Zit (Main Fleor, North.) (Nugents—MValn Floor, Sonth. \ popular Spring material in wanted shades . % . jade, navy and blacl ) XKeuy NANOS ALL the People Important F ebruary Events That Continue T uesday Pa Continuing the Sale of Fashionable New “of bs " “—. A — a .? >. . eae aad? a ~~ aS “Yu a: , : Sw > ees \ . nl a ‘ w a Pe... ae as SN? Fs “ eae wh § ane SS Ou - 7 ae RS, 7 = ee, . c TR oF : : Se ee ae TO Pies ees - SS ee a Nhe a ~ Aon ? : ; , . ws Dy RD es Wd eH oe Le ; . ; oh Se Po a : ed dat OS Ai oe i : » ae ee teh ~ ' 79 $1.55 Ironing Boards ]-seasoned emooth $1.19 $1.95 Wash Bench Folding, strong'y netTruc* | . 7 4 +. A no 1 two sol $1.19 $4.95 Gas La ae i saves: $3.39 eae Clothes Pr ‘ops EFigh feet ta yvriade of s anth we!!-seasone:! lumber 17 iC (Nugents—Fourth Fleor, South.) liy size . , om cad ATs ie oft ye umber, 6 feet : pe oe 39¢c — a ee Yes, You Can Trade in Your Old Klectric Cleaner on a New Drugs | Q SUPER Peroxide—G ood | fresh stock. ROY | l Wo | $ ] 34 O00 —= Limit of 3 ..ce 7C Large Size, 17c Will Be Allowed for Your Old Electric Cleaner Everyday Needs in Rose Water and Gly- cerine—5-07Z RO ee 29e¢ Sal Chae Large size. Limit of 2. each... 82c Rubbing Alcohol— For rubbing purposes. Pint “Rioyai”’ is the Cleaner that cleans linoleurn, hardwood or any bare floor surface as well as rugs: efficient and easiest operating attachments. You Cannot Be Satisfied With Less Than ROYAL OAS NA CL cet tae ee ny Hospital Absorbent Cotton — (ne pouns droils . ae 10c Palmolive Gives TERMS | soap SPECIAL Popular toilet Soap. $ OO A Made from palm and ’ , . DOWN olive oil. Limit of 2 ONLY a Balance | dozen cakes. Monthly Cake 12 Cakes jc | #ie (Main Floor. Nerth.) Royal Cleaner Department—Maju Floor, South Phone Garfteld 4500 for Demonstration ee m x > : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7 7 . ’ s Slips and Bloomers ‘ The New Smocks , Lovely costume Slips and Bloomers made - All wear theese new Smoocks because they are of ravon in an assortment of the newest smarTt end attractive, because they may be used stvle: r = os aS a separate garment to protect . > He -_ colors. These ie $ 95 - the frock. They are made of $ 95 : ments are well made, practical — 1 washable cotton linene, chambray =: and serviceable. Sizes up to 44. ) and cretonne. Priced. ..ccccccccee r le | (Nugents—Seconé Fleer, South.) © (Nugents—Secend Fleer, South.) . j SR oe Re Cee NRE MRR US RRIF 9 4 6 SN ARES NI CEO %. er o> Rated 3 $ 1 3 - f) _ F'5 1] ss 34 : ' 4 . 27 ON ee - aN mmm pgte a Ah ap oe eatin ini ide tan elias an mameiied Lautaierns sean ae ee m5 vy we \. prmathgeionpiemliyge shi Meehan maine) amp eee PRA sah + Ara cpp ea Keeton tert LE em Raya en nh 6 rere pee c tyes " nwt Fe a ee eae ~ meas a he le ee Se

Page 8

ae = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH FEBRLARY ee, eran IR 5 ——TWOMEN SAD 10 ADMIT ROBBING ABOUT 50 HOMES Ex-Convicts, Holding Jobs as Sewing Machine Sales- ec men, Entered Houses : ‘as Home When No One Was Home i ; > ~ nea an ; Af ' ai - _ e ’ z= +s ‘i € . 4 , f t ‘ * 4 4 a i Pe z 4 = ; : ® | : WA “a nh > > ~~ 7 4 OD. gett s ees é $ . iting 8 : ~« ~ i ‘a -} I, . i= : e Serg i SI 3 hh ~~ g ed : , _ : e . a ré ny : as = 9 re ‘ ho was f « acter in Pat n S : i & ~w iz =? a ; - 7 \ . a2 ee of : é ind ‘ _— ala an . ; vy have assiste see he Ss a antityvy of ‘ew r se*s, Tugs s s eyed ce ; s r © 7A a ae . . . 4 4 > ae @ | o r . 3 - ‘\ = er | s ss - > » . J . = 4 by as ' = ‘ 2g ¢ r « i \ 4 | rl é = " : iz? i s ) : }’ % ' S : i ; e . i i. re S _ é i? Fi : ek ~ ~ on Veet ora ; Dens Women Aided Them. . / ISSBLe ud Me L we : me a ; Si ~ : : ‘ a s } Ot cieta;* ¢ " ' : gE asa ; . > . H . ii ? g ; ‘a - S “a : . “ ¥ "o6©S.06CHaa-. Millinery Dealer. Die«. : ~ “a ‘4 : 2 : : . 7 5 3 aa st 4 \ Bad ee { ‘ ; } &-ASe ee i = 4 Ki m be! } Be. Ss : : - To Cure a Cold % { § f oe $ t tablets : Ee a em >, [ag ~—' ™ . - 7 he The tonic and laxative | effect of Laxative BROMO | _ QUININE Tablets will! for- tify the system againstGrip, | _ Influenza and other senous resulting from a Cold The box bears this sig ¢é Rhee Extraordinary Efforts Have Been Put Forth to Provide Unusual Attractions for the Last Tues -~ FEBRUARY SALE OF FURNIT day in Famous-Barr Co.’s RE Splendid Suites and Separate Pieces—All Extreme Values—-Select for Your Home Tuesday—It Is Double Eagle Stamp Day € the offerings mentioned on this page—exceptional as they are—g Whether or not vou need furniture February campaign. ojve but an idea of the host of opportunities afferded in this foremost ev CHL Of the imme odiately—v ou would find it wise to select during this event, thereby saving Cx tremely To Make Selection More Convenient. You May Arrange for Deferred Payments. or Specify Future Deliveries ) | Suites: I e¢] room Price “0. | S750 Bedroom ~ * . re a x ~ : . a _—-a * a ~ = * ~— = / oe ~~ I in a v7" + a | vr 9 = > awn . i na ga armies ; @#i- Lvavenpo: arma as wl $0.i1d@ Macoga) oo v - an _ ; _ . = ~ ~ + — = u & é es ee rey ersi CUSBOAIiONS e | Gz Lii®ii- rade ‘ ss sieiee etenlas t = exteriors of Wainut. : , : { } fer service. and the . > ee 4 chu na 4 apy] cee Le $500 to S600 S “O90 and j } ] Be a *- — biending of woods is un 9 os 4 7 iv, lees ie ° ‘ rep OF rving cabu et. arnicnalt Prssse -? Suites $900 to $225 Suites nteriors of mahogany. al Ss ng — - — a= _ iy rue 4 - — iS oF o & a a - _ - » 7 ‘re & Fa a a c g a , +7 ye | oe! Oy tl lM Oe ee we —_ — = FF As. a A a™ Spinet Desks 5242 Desks of the fe pe—hav ing lamp $50 Value 5300 to $375 Bedroom Suites Grouped to Sell Tuesday for Very well designed "ea r ~~ §Da plenty o* aeare r eg » fluted. Those s g Bedroom Fu ve will find this group of most urgent importance. A super- deed, are these four pieces at $22). Bow-end bed, 50-inch dresser with OXIO-11 rror. large wardrobe and vanity dresser. designed in a particularly attrac- tive stvle, and sturdilv built in everw detail. Construction is of richlv figured walnut and ira wi d is thoroughly dustproof throughout. Just a limited number of these S lites, for ad antageous a resday selection S600 to $725 Suites "495 to $450 Suites “295 rt nm a. * @ = LA ~ > ~e SN e . e re | — Se a) an Suites $1. 50 Imported ( Chairs ; ¢ a —_ « * asie? i ‘ ‘ iz a hehawt P ¢ ; eA 4 3 : : Ld aS 4 atl e . mo mts ; ‘ “me Netrit ta $300 Bed ‘Suites OU Bed -davé 4 aii istered : wes ; a weara! paris % ; =>6 Davrenpert opens to fu eae Deterr ed Pay ments -venient terms ngs of the of Be se sevest® anal Double Eagle Stamps Tuesday ee: a: “An ae ’ A A Pam ee mt Double Eagle S : ‘ > %, * » | } ; i ; j \, ' ! ; i i i; This $10 Alumin ‘h each Sanico ng udes teakettie, grou} wes 5 ie en'ticepans, 2 kettles, covered 7 ! AnA cracive Floor lL q Just 65 FI beautv—bridg tashioned sha bases turned a effects. +2 fsunior jand- cuss it VOory ished hases oni ght socket; com ~ AG JW-F 6e' : Tuesday— Casement Curtains $28 Value—Pair SF. 00 ‘‘erned, ecru tinted > irtains—finished at - ‘h bullion fring?-—*.- riany roots. wf $12 Curtains | casement : ‘ Sea Island yarns i | a Cure . ton fringe on Bot- | $7.50 It Will Pay Y: a of | . q al : ae ‘ | » a “=F =! . \ yy}

Page 9

_ ST.LOUIS POST-NISPATrE MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22. 1996. NOUS —~ —— et eta en ___ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ese = —— i - on _ a: nes eee nee NER mee cen =e _— i~ Darr os February Sales | Double Eagle Stamps Tue sday_ Make the Most of These Super-Value-Giving Events—Every Day There Are Scores of Oppor- ' Double Eagle Stamps Tuesday | tunities for Remarkable Economy, Proving Beyond All Doubt Our Dominance in Merchandising as eo eae ee a oe pealia + aad ‘ eh. a OE a > ; “2 a a ee me i . lahtiome ar cee tea a a : Pr can ? s sie Seer erent teen neat eemnnrrnie ss, RESSRP CA Ant age ale -wor ase rs i Ee Syn gE Si, 4 re tas) 3 ; () “Leonard” lefrigerators of 50 : . . oe } 4 ~~ 7 no ‘ maIeiwy Yj). si T) if e Be 1 : ‘ *} ° ne Telale Complete With $10 Aluminum Set about Ts-lb. ice capacity; 01 ) about «e-ib. capacity: one-piece OU | piece white porcelal: Mhing, =—=— Wile porceéeiain lining, cork In- — | CAS@,.. le racks.. ' . ‘ wi , Ide ak finished sulation and r mova , | —_—— Otfered 5 Q5 Terms, it | sciigic : | Yi g ; agate > cs ees ® Desired atienneesenetetlaninsiiateninanhiniiian a . ane meee et Se | ( ¢ ees . @ Cabinet style. with right and left hand Refrigerators Refrigerators Refrigerators baking oven and white and gray porcelain , c e- Cc pe pr Z finish. Glass footrests, gas connections and $49.50 5 £5, $495.95 >> ? ID , $93.50 $ Io 7: automatic lighter included. Value.... Value... . Value.... yok tee Hae oe ae I IT ON. IE - Pe ee ee ee a er eRe ee Cen a en ee Cr. Cora - a oe - . _ . Oe eR ae y orm ; rN key Poe 8 ee ale . . ~ “ ’ oe fe ae ee er Se ae ee ee eC . he nh HRS oF Bet me ee eee nade WRK SAMAR ay a nA ra RN A a NAAR RARAQ’MQIUAYS >) oxwell Chairs | ‘ _ Ye >4Y-50 m unusual selection of the popular oxwe)) ( hairs — with mohair opr te ee ee ed nal nice tal Pea M0 ae 2 . ; ¢, Z ’ , 4 > | j 7 r fy cy ye¢ ’ ‘ ‘+ ss : ’ ; . ; -* + Z Ranges “Automat Refrigerators in side- \utoniatic’ Mefrigerators of about Iliinois’ side-icing Jtefrigerators Z . ¢ ‘ 4 ‘ . 4 | ba Fah oe * ; ono. PY = . : . “ee ‘i os z _ - Icing style: avot OV-1D. gCe Ca vUelb. Capaclhty;, white enamel ined; | of about 9U-lb. capacity; white cn- 7 p ’ s : ¢ ‘ ; ‘ -¢ om antae S ao , . 7 Pi } os Mt AEE, 4 pacity, Well e 15 17 ‘ Satiliary Warer cooier. amel lining; golden oak finish. earn 6! hd t ISLS OP t V bs ° A a ONT al args Gh? Ne a $64.50 Refrigerators $72 Refrigerators Laundry Soap Metal-case Refrigerators W1! j- , Ailmetal” round white or gray en- | Choice of Crystal White, P. & G. ; "“hite Nuanh ‘ ” ’ 27s, @ door front: alumi ameled Refrigerators with extra- | White Naphtha or Armours White : Naphtha: limit 20 of each to a nized finish; . about 100-Ib. 54 95 Heavy insulation; $59 95 | buyer; no mali or 0) for 75 capacity. pa nae e revolving racks. — . | phone orders accepted C ish; lNghter, a Ks croup | lla I a Mi i Mie es SFU and connec- | tiong in- $188.50 Chambers “Vireless’’ Gas Ranges. ..$165 $3.50 Aluminum Coffee Percolators........$2.15 + cluded. $144.50 Chambers “Vireless” Gas Ranges. ..$125 $7.25 Griswold Dutch COI. a 6s hocks 0 a eee | ; $132.50 Chambers “Vircless’ Gas Ranges, $115.50 $3.50 “Tuckaway —— oa = : : : ee $1.10 Household Brooins, 5-sewed........... 7 O« This $10 Aluminum Set $124.50 Chambers ‘Fireless” Gas Ranges, $107.50 =| = g2.95 Wall Coffee Mills............++000.. $1.95 —included with each Sanico Range purchase from these $2.15 Aluminum Preserve hettles, 12-qt... .$1.29 ! $14.95 Levejoy Gas Heaters.........+.6... $7.95 Refrigerators of the nationally known Leonard make, groups. Set includes teakettle, double boiler, percolator, $1.25 Aluminum Preserve hettles, 8-qt.......60c $4.50 Medicine Cabinets .......ceseeseeese. $3.19 with one-piece white porcelain-lined provision cham- : ® snaucepans, 2 kettles, covered pan, pitcher and roaster. $4.45 Oblong AJuminum RFroasters...... . + $2.98 $2.95 Carpet Speers, full ne eer Oe 6 8 os $2.35 ber, and removable drain trap. Felt tnsulation. About ) aa meee: $5 Round Aluminum hioasters. glass top. . .51.98 $20.95 Large roledo Steam Coeomers...... .$10.49 190-lb. ice capacity. Basement Gallery i ae te st oy An Attractive Group of Floor Lamps $37.50 to $40 Values | Complete : 20 : . id women of particular nesosmese | Dinnerware and Service Plates gape seek. Made of cov Many Will Select From These Gladstone Cases ~ > eats is a 4 : SEE ar Ay tt LEN SO a IO FA IRN A eS ORR IGN SYN Cote ARNE ep A RAE Sa SR He lt Aa AS ANSE | “en AR Pape — ARN ARE! IR, , aes | % F ietuny, With? 64 oe = th 5 Hilo 26) . ak. od ere : 7 eal > . “ * ont ee as Ke oa i, ae) ew pe AE, 8 ore ’ : * , . . ‘ : ~ ae ~ ’ . . A , = ~ : ~ = - = ->e> >> =e onl * &2 4 Pe “SA ae - > S 3 A. ‘ @ See - a i oeneaeeenmnnemeeeriienanaanane “indsor Chairs 0 | D TTI Windror Chairs or Rockers of correc: design—with woven fiber. seat and rubbed mahogany finish. Strongiy bul ‘ ET ET A CE The Second Day to Select From Our Discontinued Open- Stock Patterns in | | a ee ee hide leather of smooth stock Values From 5c Each to $595 Dozen, at a Saving of......... vaace and diyided in center with con- q Just 65 Floor Lamps of unusual - ar eat hee teeeene ae ee ete Ce ee et er oo oh ena beautv—bridge stvle, with artistically i venient partition. Leather lned. "Walag , : ° > P if . é d oe . Z — ‘ er sh -. fashioned shades deeply fringed, and || | ¢ \ most important and unusual opportunity to obtain fine Dinnerware. Choice of Theo. $22.50 Cowhide Suit $15.75 4 bases turned and carved ill distinctive (| | apes . fp B; wrt Te ¢ d k. s}j } B > (\} iInaware and American and English sel)i- ‘ OW 2 ee , bi |} | Haviland, Limoges, Bavarian an Nglish borne linaware, & 8 $16.50 Seal Leather Suitc $12.00 4 | effects. 1 | ‘celal ares—also English Bone China Service Plates in patterns which we are discontinu- ai Leaner sullcases..... 1 porce lain Wares adiSO Ng Si) HONE ina se! LCC alt } $12 50 Cowhide Sui es > 9.50 | | || ing from our stock. Included in this assortment are: : teases ........ ) | =() F] = a [a $10.00 Cowhide Suitcases ........ $ 7.85 $90 OO] AlNPs Plates Teapots Saucceboats en aoe Atel > 6.50 Round Hatboxes. eee Pe Ss 495 Te al writing space and plenty of drawer 7 Curtains room. Legs are fluted. $8 Value—Pair *h 0 NJ Lé > ~~ brunswick and Cheney e) Phonographs offered at half © € New nNatia ed ecru $2 ted q } aifi QO! bead M »! om © their former prices —— SOU en oe pica .ern As Cr saaeatiatiing ‘ 2 ' — ywila co} } wre *\t)* Casement Curtains—finished at sets; ‘ ur 1s : : 1 snou.cg Cnoose promptuy. od bottom with bullion fringe-—*! oe | earn , , j fective in rmany rooms. Ths “ | — $55 Cheney Models @ This five-tube Atwater Kent Radio Set is a nationally used model that i & ; ‘ ° oo: 114, ’ . ve - . , "oY "44> a a: . ‘ 1 . . . hed A. So eee, oe Meee) | alae No. 1175 was $300, mow. $150 vou would never regret purchasing. May be had in the compact or regular 7 "Od: ‘ 4): 20, now. . 8125 . P Pee ee - ees ie ee , ‘ , $12 Curtains $3 Drapery Weave $1.50 Velour |. See SOS) eae | oer S010) | EP hae, eam G200, now. 6 9 stvle—and is encased in a very attractive cabinet. Equipment includes one Shadow-weave casement Cur- Rayon plisse drapery fabrics in Yard-wide, ribbed drapery Ve- ] No. 220: was 8200. now. 8100 No. 1215 was 8145, pg Philco storage battery, Atwater Kent loud speaker, a 90-*volt “B” battery of i one sens i | eines aoa figures; for bed-| lour—in a variety @% etiec’%e i ~e 203 was ~-ngg ag Pag a eb a ps pit a excellent make, and also other equipment. Inspect these. Sets Tuesday, in 2 tah erred erect y a i +n 2o ar tterns and colors. Spe- ~ Bransw No. 212; was (oO, now... ee > a oa wht ae — . 7? tom, inches wide. Special $1 35 ai, YAaLQU . oxeoaae | Music Salon—Sixth Floor Pair . $7.50 at.. yard . oe e Fifth Floor. |! | It Will Pay You to Select Tuesday From This February Sales Group ot | | _ Music Master Radios | i “11 ${) 877.50 Royal Wilton Rugs ey. $695 VW: LDuilit Fiber «hairs or ange 2% ¥ (| in tau finish, with blue stripe we ’ ~ | enor ng s at: upholstered in good gua | 9x12 Feet—Special at ca. fe oo ee 6 ff S 0) | i a We: " wo ¢ Te yo) ri aa a e 6 ° be ; eee ee bec | @ This choice should not be disregarded, if you need & ° “Hotpoint Electric | : = neg . } ‘ « *s> ‘ *« . : > ‘ i i ; a e new, FOOM-SIZC Ss a both cama ged | : | Music Master Model 60 Q > pendable: all I L.ULS ro il pein Fehr J 7 - ona . a “8 | eaters 2 high-tvype Rad io Ke- Red Sultes secured especially or Ol COruaryv Cuallpaign. ceiver using five tubes. ad clair— upholstered @ , $7.50 Value and built for splendid . a sare 5 Wilton Velvet Rugs Royal Wilton Rugs service. Complete at this a n new. allover patterus of Vari ot extra heavy quanhty and ih tT _ remarkable price with y . hee i — ike colorings oom ith al by }it ise. at sigus ot luighly eifective CalLO?r- | aD 95 NI ul ~ i c Master cabinet ieiasiadbanial sina ' oe ee eats, ce 9 nvs. Ox feet. Ko0 to Rsv $36 | poaen Seances Oo speaker, | hileo storage kia) oe 931.25 values, special ....... | | battery. two “B” batteries ‘ — : | and five tested vacuum Deferred Payments | Heaters that are reaily port- | tubes ; ICS. / " } . ‘* noe)’ hie Hodi ee” | | Roe git wiky convenient terms. Large Tapestry Brussels Rugs | able—have “cool” ha aie, @ | : si 2 ae oy ss . reb- io : = ae , “4 Pi desie¢ 1< table for iractical ‘ may oe 4 f \& <p M Set : o é the extraordinary savings of the 5 "8 mn alioever and a =! i : . , oa " . $24 5() *_ineh reflector—Edison scren Deferred Payments May Be Arranged, If Desired. ; ~t wrenitur @.} within reach 03 te O<19 feet and in tavored colors. Special... ° ' ‘tue sinh? - 2, Farner See Watnte - r any room—@x 12 Peet and IM Taveoreu t | g co Sisath tleer tes’ tuget Seventh } low . Firth hoot Rasement Gallery ——— =

Page 10

. eee _STLOUIS 7 . " . : : } smstead of soda hereafter take « ‘of bicarbonate or soda, leaving the ao 5 ‘ . | es ; > - - ittie *‘Phillips Milk of pig stomach sweet and free from all PHILLIPS Milk of Magnesia ges pwn terrae -POST-DISPATCE: MONDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 22. 1926. oe ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a — —— _~ Texas Woman, 102. I = »™ . A o i - oc? ° 2 S w ’ ? ‘a bad cok Mii OT A ‘£12 has been pre- j } , fia : I ae nmmenoead ‘f4°Fr avTime use De 1] S¢ gRcTriT Ded hy ry} Sle] e heecs? sf it over L wentr- aera eo - , . 2 pas ‘ avi : 7 > YY? eomes three times as much arid in! five cent and sit ent { "Ss anYy 3 ~~ sf ~ _- os a '= F ~ ; + +. s » _ . ra 4 hee, | i i nr ie stomach as a saturated solution | drug store a “a i \ SPECIAL , ues SALE ON FLOOR SAMPLES AND USED a ess MACHINES| In order to reduce our stock of asf and used Washers, we are offer ng every one of Ris machines at bargain prices -.3 Sa.e Ss for a lin ed time on!v and offers vou an \pport in of Duying rood Ww: rer at a low price. DANIELS ringie EDEN 8 ABC Alco =: te. -.... THOR S923-%> cer nger. Sw ‘cy amg wringer, P | $60 nee aga init Bs A Few of These rr Are Shown Below ALMETAL ABG SSfernenss: $65 FEDERAL::-*. - $50 $65 ABC Alco =2*" > r ca > . a in a PLAYS TAG WITH BURGLAR a ae Lucas to Morgan Suspect Arrested After Robber a ete Fludes Policeman itn Saloon. ATLANTA. PASTOR CUMING 10 ST. LOUIS r- * if a Rea . \ A we y. > Car, rT > laxe us re | ~ ee oe SS r + , The Rev. Dr. M. Ashby Jones. + es + who has accepted the pastora‘’e co the Second Baptist Chureh, Kings ighe a Washingt houle- i ; 7 vard, is ted to heg ig pas- — + aa orate asit¢ Ss iar April 4 iis sai - wr - a at 2 4 a nr 3 is t sTorF Potve ee nN r {tianta, wili taxne fec Anr rena’ .Og¢1 ar” © 3 - a reftt ‘ ~ s pas ’ ~ 2¢ a i i? : (a. = as ~-= BUTTER FROM SPOILED CREAM ON MARKET, SAYS DR. WILEY Food Expert Protests Against Pending Bill That Discriminates Aga inst Oleomargartine. Snecia > tea Met. Mcnatc’ ? on a : ae - a . WASHINGTON 22 —Aleg ~ * sa + — 7 “ vs - ~ > : = ‘ . e290 ca Di - ~ = . ~ S a - = 3 o- 2 atet i. ad *e oa ~ 2 = TT ry , - ~ _ - ~ 7” a. = ~ wey ’ _- 7 o> . Sys Sc : ~v " i Mine a, eh Be Av ed ae ~~ ‘ - - . _ — “s¢* 2 x . 2 4 + 468. s « > . . ‘ J 2 J} . . ea 3 -_ 4 ?- ? 1 Hens Ss Meee 1 33 ¢ — & raanrte if Mire “reek . v> 5 "a . , ee | | . ‘ 7. « Rudweiser Se Puritan “Male Meund tir-y Soe White Banner She Beach toe (Are Dairy Preduact Stands: ‘Hepped) Shrimp =* 7° c Candy | = >. - Z | io a i 35¢ 0] y . $ a | . ue ae * 20c * * r Macker p| a aS QUEENS , . s - : . a -” ~ a - were. rt C Spice Beef - ber tb. e . e 80c | har Stand ~e Stuffed Dates. = Sct Q5e Peanuts 22." 20¢ Boston Cream Pie “= 22¢ Coffee Cake =". *-~ 16¢ Spaghetti = sare 10¢ ortad Moan fs Ob a | Stand Oranges 0" 806 Giears ii~ 6s: — ~ 25¢ Lemons, Dozen... . 15¢ sonat ee ed Plants New Potatoes, 3 Ibs. 25¢ The het cup’ of Sweet Potatoes ».--2 ths. 15¢ @ Convenient hours of arrival and departure. € Through sleeper—fast serv- ice, vet smooth roadbed and easv handling of train insures a refreshing night's rest. Lv. Se. Louis 9:28 pm. Ar. Memphis . 7:30 am. € 3. Tickers and reservations at nhion Station, Tower Grove or Citw Ticket Office, 318 N- Broadwa: \i ain [OO i 4 ' Re ie | aap dl ' 8 LrugpsLVimenothany ® — ~ ee Store Hours: Daily, 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 te 6:00 Olive and Locust, From Ninth te Tenth ee Set Your Springtime Months Ahead With Flowery Cretonnes HE most beautiful col- lection we have ever of- fered at the price has just been opened in the Drapery Shop. When you cast about for ways to brighten the home these last weeks of Winter. consider the colortul possibili- ties offered gay print- ed Cretonnes for dra- peries and chair covers. Included in this lot is durable Alpine cloth, and the ever popular An Attractive Selling of —: Women’s Regularly $22.50 DISCONTINUED pattern in a genuine Sim- Silk Stockings Full size only . 50-Lb. Mattress, $16.75 Slight Irregulars of a Better Grade Regularly $22.50 To Sell at the Special Low Price 45-lb. Mattress of ; cotton nent, with good Pair quality art t1 op edge. Either size. Made With Lisle Garter Tops, $9.75 Soles and Heels Furniture s Bedding Specials In the $200,000 Semi-Annual At 75c Yard Furniture Event Cretonnes in dainty s aerate Full-Size Metal Bed Draperr Shop—PFeourth Foor As Illustrated AS 1iivustr tal, . Full-Fashioned oper: yarn hg a. An attractive style, with square tubing. Made of high-grade cotton Fusé r eee From one of the country's leading man t resses. Covered with brown art ticking Ke rows Si of side stitching. Roll edge. Choice of full size or e twin size. oz. ACA ticking. Roll edge. Either size. finished in walnut col- 50-lb. Mattress of 100°, cotton felt. covered in 6- | $14.75 ULL-FASHIONED. sheer Silk Stockings 1000 Yards Scotch Madras with so a arities in weave, which in no way impairs their wearing quality. Offered in Regularly 75c to 85c, at such fasilidinable shades f — 3 oo Spring ” we’ EN striped Scotch Madras in a va- Mauve, Sunset, Gunmetal, Taupe. Atmosphere, French Nude, Banana. Cruiser, Bran, Beige, Medium Gray. pe Sahara and Flesh. ; many ot price. Suitable t louses, pajamas an A rayon stripe ? . a ~ iosiery Shop—First Ficor. Ffrst Moor T RR cet on onmmscmers White Eponge Candy Special! 50c Yard French Mixed Regularly $1 Flower Bowls -andy Shop—First Picer wide. A! large select - ofr —— =e ———— ite “as or ~~ > d women’s Beeston Yard or? _— i White Voiles. 35c Yard Fancy white Voiles in — and checks. 36 inches etv of colors on white and light color grounds. A quality seldom found at this men’s st hirts. ives luster to White Coretina at Snecial’ ‘Prical Linen Suiting $1.00 Yard Regularly $1.25 White Linen Suiting in a crash weave. & inches wide. Chinese — oo — seat f Sfliperated A Fast Worker. ol HEAVY Cast Drass Dea U ittully engravec arr th errr ~ } Ch 7” s * > J _ ao os * Ae & A ese 3¢- ~~ "—- & —_—, _- > q ~~ | signs Ounted On carved Teakwood stanas are Cspeclid yctLairt gor 57 .,.0wer re —_ ’ ~ + vr —- - $izes Chac e .© 31é€rate- + priced a we Ne et ee ete) ~ ‘2 ~ rm Oo £4444 34120 2.2.98 ~ sie a Am me = c+ > -~ ~ a ~~ B S 32.48 = > ~~ el | — « rm i£-ilic Size, 33.98 4-inch size $4 08 so we ee ae Ga Me « me oe 7 = - ~ . —_—— = The Sale a Real Laces eight pounds a T! IS $10,000 special purchase brings deco- rapid action swirls the rative Laces for the home Combining speed with the beauty a under ——— nd 7 and Laces by the yard at oF polisned copper, freedom from then to the surface ag prides way below the Ollng or other care, and compact- Look th usual. Lace bedspreads. ness. the Whirlpool is the Washer Side of our demonstrating ibis! cowebel ccaiten lon vou Will want when vou see what Whirlpool. See the remark. chair backs. Lace medal- ls cate able “Circulator” = L —— .__ - a ae ee ae ee rr? -) siVFiisd a Wi Brittany * 6 @ ] nolds the worl - i. ta 7 ’ "are - © sAVUwWe: .OcevotTadies. * ] aah eg 2 oe -- -~ Fe ' ial Se aSsortment is - - ¢ 3 ~ = Arr arans - ae - - rs ‘ . we Ae & Nb mere mAs Various f oe *- . a be = ve? > * ¥ . » Ce a . ¢ - > ~ HE most revolutionary Washer ever designed. Created by fore- most home laundry engineers to an- Swer the present day need of fast and | thorough washing. The Whirlpool | ‘s record for speed— 7. —- 7" t Ot * be = 3 — Sty} , ~7 : . wasned immaculately clean in five Look down into a Whir]- o] Washer. See how the rough the giass ~ >) _ = - t. “~ i+ we ame ee clothes back an C ¢ ~ od errr. ~P ste Downsta _ ‘ tea Lecce Shep ire = ee E « A aie dry. soiled clothes | 7 " | 7 SWirttiy Sneha + aslgye an. he 4 and tancy needlework. Tr /f y lf Orth. — : Laces tor trimming un y OUTSE Phone Garfield 7500 ; ee re by ieath PUPUUHUTOO HE Ce ee TOP AROCEOC UCU RUUPUEOUUEUOUOUEUUUUUUUUHUUL EAGT EEUUUUADODGURUQUUUEURUUERE RUA THE tant selling at Only the to that fort are made fe the entire cc Because purchase p tga een om ae Interw Attractive Patte ps All Perfect. Re ticular Numbers -he Interwoven Mt THU TTVUVU TREY # , Regular -sc Grade | i —Silk and - 4 é& Mercertzed—at Every “4 5 IITTITVIFITITITITIL LLL

Page 11

a - 9 * mmm te POST DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, 1926. MOOT STLOUS Sea = ———s — Seiveaiendtinaa~aneoeaten i * tas Shae 8. ~~ — , A AC OE AC A a Nt iain ADVERTISEMENT —S OE To : aaa eeeeainaetaiareaeiaementeeeen ee eA 6 8 ratty >| en - add POWERFUL YET i 4 =I Diamonds ‘| . —_ — : if - 4 = ; ‘& * The \ Al \ JER" = | AVI CHARLES MAY | GENTLE POSLAM Your diamond jew- if en | o| \ () M N : 3 = elry repaired, re-set j Sil Locust, From Ninth to Tenth >| —s =5 or cleaned in our iliiieiecc 3 ° ‘ - HEALS ECZEMA own factory by ee 4 _ ! skilled artisans, The es ee 4 l=5 oe cost is moderate. . - od sonamaanen Poslam is the most concentrated ra - see of skin remedies, yet its medica- Results Guaranteed. pecials =| = e Not to in or Build tion is so safe and sito ti chant “ ~ 'may be used freely, even on a 2mi-A nnual = = ne Pro-|babr’s vender skin a | =| nme ing Y and quickl =| on gram Is Completed, Gary overcomes tormenting, disfiguring cleweizy Company | - — Declares. jo age: At all druggists’—only Ninth and Olive Sts. SE corse i dé =F | : = NO-CHARGE SPAN { i | = AT BOONVILLE. s | : Going Out of - : 3 m1 It Is on Route of State | - : = = | ay = : 39 o Highway No. 2 and Fed- ; - aA | : iia =| _— eral Route No. 40 and Is: & ; - Sa Raised e : : ~ = = Increasingly Used. vit ~ — a = ep sii ' : = the si.000000 tom vrtage over | OO-DAY CLEARANCE—EVERYTHING aees | ° a the Missouri BRiver at St. Charles, ' . f qa ad | ~ Bas for the first 20 yeare of ite OR! =| S na rt pp d :. | an existence was a financial millstone : } eo} 4 e . pan . . vc 4 bAiQAii' bas oS Pee. 34 i Fs } etal Bed : eer ance d nN d StI ng Satisfaction peg ind the necks of its promoters, | * . 7 : Are Assured i , ; Be] ae turned out to be & bonanza, | ted ° in Th M d Yi M ml now that the state has spent about | "s .i | CSC en S an oung Cn S peg | $9,900,000 on a St. Louis-Kansas | 1 5 =| re City concrete highway that takes | - 1 — = te ourists over the structure. a j | a . mar With increasing use of 1e me j 5c Grade Regular $1.00 $ OO se ee ee ee ) Full bolt } ~ —Silk and ASc Grade—FPure 65c ———— — a . ier tenet # 2 a acid prt “a bine mi ure an d auto- C too. at = Mercerized—at Silk—at =- a Boonville payne is aba .1¥ a yiomies, a sary =e m Jt ww nv here citizens o ani = : — ner and Howard Counties, with ) | - Every Pair Is Pertect By | Federal ald, constructed a fre SPECIALS Special | ~ HE open leg feature—the room back th - pel elena sensi D is-inch Stamped Quilt . an oe : — e TrOD- }s-ineh tam) volutionary Washer | = HOSE familiar with the erly fitted seat ind ote a Atel = | Wa Soceres Ic Sale of . d. Created by fore- | : unusual and delightful ~~ ADVERTISEEN* oe ee 2c FDIS ON ; _ sonst : idry engineers to an- = patterns and color combina- thorough tailoring of the — 2.00 Stamped $1.34 ; =» . . ° ° edap dn atl day need of fast and - tions achieved by In- Rocking Chair Union Suit = ~ en 7c i ng. The Whirlpool = terwoven designers will ap- sales tema the favorite = Crochet Cotton RECORDS i Ss record tor speed— > reciate the actual savings — : : : > P 5 a Pe = # 39c Shopping Bags 3 dry. soiled clothes - | involved here. Those fam- witli every man who hgs = Vb i ck auto cloth water- : " ~ . ° P ' — z lately clean in five ~ _iliar with the good- -fitting worn them. In our assort- ~ ~ ! | i ~ | — and service offered ment is a complete range of = ‘ ; a Whirl- rf + by these Socks will attend . . = — ss 4 ¥ how the ~ the event early Tuesday regular sizes. Materials are = S c k Li , m ; irls the | = morning. All sizes fine nainsooks. _ , a | ity 2 or ino eu | iy iround — 1 ~ . a wae 2 = . ‘ : > again. | - ' , and e ‘ ~—_ reugh, pimply skins ciearer, fresher 15.00 Felt. Bane ‘Senn . | ee = esino ' €22.00 Senanpons cesiatmeeil Regs: $14 rH AT pero ss | > gett 2 , =o eT i TUTTATTTTTTVETTADTUNDDDVDIT TTA TODTTOVOVTTITUVOTOAODPDODIUETULLIUIOLLLLILLTLLLLI AA AAA SSAA SDS SD SAAS SDT ee TITITTITT EL y nn sacs fe -

Page 12

ft te 7 he: a. Exciusive Representat STEINWAY THE INSTRUMENT OF-THE IMMORTALS ‘Steinway prices begin at $875 the future. Con.enient terms, with a just allow ance on your present instrument AEOLIAN COMPANY OF MISSOURI + {004 OLIVE STREET ~-_ w.>P. CHRISLER, Presiden: iwe for the Steinuay Piano and the Duo-Art Reproducing Piane SAUNDERS TO FIGHT FRAUD INDICTMENT ADE by Steinway & Sons, New York and ; Hamburg. It is the inter- national Piano ° of the past, the present and - the Piano 54 ee ae Dey ks OEE Rae AMES oe ple and bed ‘imens Tlat-trened Soft Finish | ded Tinens flat trone Oc ne 8 | fuss, no time lost. no staying at home to see that the washing is well done— ust t and washday is We use IVORY Soap a rain-so water Ea washed separate.: ‘ r ariee an: Wash—S~ Gee eer exemeen Dry—"3°.*, *" D a °& ater so extracte Rough “net an e es iuat Gamp enous? ren - ferwear, stockings anc »ath - Minimum RBundic : rs r fo * Minimum Family Wash (12 ibs.’, Damp Wash—S e's. Pilowcases. towels and 8c Ready-to-Use oy >! a . aA 5 ‘ ta! linens flai-ironecd = anc put away; formed pierces folded; formed pieces rust damp enough to iron folded. Returned in © sealed sani Mintrum Bundies, $1.60 Bundle ust contain 20 pe per Shirts e, Se each Soft co Pound - ve alate 1 y a oe "oan ‘three neath | Value- ‘Giving is tr ses oie toe Slee ae ee everything happened to + a 3 i 4 , 10 bir Search of ot . ote ae ar % a0 I eee - or ms: salt oF 1% wing of th meg at the change it greet gnall *- > mnretTed from —— s 4 Bf. god : " || nc as St. Louis, ' ' E oye oa oe Sow | oe ae after the : a niece s. it Was co SS = . Beginning Tuesday—Another Important Event is Special oo I Over A ae T caw that ewe wet ‘4 r had ist g>po0ut given i}. T day . e+"; werer would De aive : post” ve ~ fae Silke Dee Searchers ti t was t.elag. § W. |46th Cate, Samu Sale of Sample Union Suits —Presenting Numerous Opportunities for Savings on Maker’s Sam- ple Spring and Summer Garments of Unusual Quality for Men, Women and Children—Supply Your Every Need at This Time that s® i¢e cream. Cole was a “4 : ¢ = woaga. sekly chidrem, g24 covered Peek c . - a -- — i Men $s Mx, matt" vr severe Your case, -sins of a Milks Emu!ston. se nrohabirc sot $47) “ie Cato's boy a . 7 j —— v refun ‘2 : . 3 ¢ > ner pettie mOig ante a fee clothing ind . arisen and & lapel of the HE garments in this? group are of first quality, |. made of satin st ripe madras, plain colors in satin finish, soisette and broadcloth, Women’s Knit Union Suits 48c HIS group of 600 women's Knit Union Suits are of the better grades of mer- cerized and plain lisle and combed cotton. Built up and bodice top styles. are ; ith results rour - lhuxy ry ae ter ie . wi crook of tk id found a “S etter a “ ae Pee el “ on n Up ‘That Cold nant 2 Have either self knit or rib- ppc py os i 53. The eng bon shoulder straps. shell and anc 6260 Se ee fh be le hotel about a pa knees. ne i c iat ship. Sizes 36 to 46 in the lot — formerly a il sidiliiia | Many ‘afl them sea om not in every style. Un- | | nes reinforced at wearing points usual — — afforded in tages o£ 2 ‘eicotiers seal Cato, tive. 7 Sample sizes this offering. ter TT the, Bieter 22 z -_ 2 « healing 7 ae penetrates the pores, 2 tins 4 ser.sati on Women’s and Children’s Boys’ and Girls’ Bade of pure ol! of mustard and er #m™mPp 4 gredie¢ *,_Musternie Otte F. ; ; A | ti U S it } } Sgoctors. | TT many “t " ' Union Suits Men’s Athletic Union Suits | Union Suits fo ‘ owners my se.ection irom ti 1ese group waist style and straight Union ff from meal Better than a mustard plaster bills Suits. (Downstairs Stem} | The i ° Rarbe will | INROUBLED WH | 23 cAvzse Yard | February Sale of Notions | Tit STEM | pea » [ 2:2 3-4 Bay op e ar FAstT COLORED ancy printed Cotton iineb th: ebiokt ak Sestie abd chases Will Be Held Tuesday—Share the Savings ee il ig Waki my ia oaca a tes Ad tomy ge « Store pee oes home- -sewers: needs can sian aa 3 in Water 8) sters. On Hands ed r rei (8 Cadena Se Tee Gee ee Soap. be secured in this sale at Coats’ ; and Face. Cuticura Heals, tf. Niedring ° ——r rery low prices; plan tc | ‘tained as Cheviot shirtings 5¢ Bar _ edna: aes Thread “I was troubled with eczema Camien and | At 12}. 26 Yard Canton Silk Thread, spool 4c 6 for 23c | @ six months. It started in little faiher-in-lay zw busters and soon became new beard _ solid blue and gray tast-colored Chev Made of olive. Darning Cotton, 5 spools 10¢ Coats best Be Sore er ot! :ons that itched and a receive Shirtings for making work shirts, romp- palm and cocoanut Steel Pins, 3 packs 10c cord Thread @ © ¢. I sad ton my hands andl © ayernent = Ss. ete. Ome im .€nhgtas trom 2 tO G Or.s one ba : Victor Snaps, 3 Cards for Sc ite 3 and black; ‘ I csed ver remedies with- Camien ards nstairs Stor wrapped: umusua tre se 100-yar stccess. | sent fer a fee sample | sabe King’s Thread, all sizes, dozen, 25c ai siege wh cooled , Cutic: Se an Ointment | re ee ‘Sect ae ea . va.ue. oe ae tang limit : dozen. ; ara ap ment had — Hair Nets. all shades, dozen 49c Pepa > »y ch heiced me. I purchased more, Amoskeag Rayon Suitings —— Hot Dish Pads, each 10¢ =e her using three cakes of Cutie ™P! _ At 39c Yard oN 9 Marce! Wavers. large size 19¢c ‘ m Soap and one and a half bozes aps » me d 2A. un ura Ointment [ was bealed. Rotary © a nT woven striped and Pear! Buttons, 3 caras 4 we ne - Miss Tira M. Dorahboo. The S- ; | Nebraska Acg. 29, 1925. for cri suitable for maxing worm- D Hair Pin Cabinets . 7 42c ee ee a 34c Dozen wes | : ags, ea a 1s dresses. Lengths trom Sanitary Beits, each 2le ra Soar to cleanse and 9u- chil i | Safety Pins, 6 cards 15c “a Lace | Cut:cura Ointment to soothe! Loew's Downstairs Store Sanitary. soluble Scissors and Shears, all sizes, 29- arge size beai and Cuticura Taleum to were guith . zap 7 ) Napkins, 12 m 4 Shoe Trees, pair 2c cry y Bags = lity Zand sweeten are ideal for tions, he . R package: iimit 3 Men's Wide Web Garters 25 excellent qua i touet purposes. ® on Vests | 2° Bnd Ge i ae Te Ny eng P schools 600 omen Ss ay n packages to cus- Baby Rubber Pants 19c cretonne with Ww Be Ome eet Sand We. Talicum Be. Beit ater tn tomer 5 - 9 string. . , “al Sample cach on: At 65c Each comer. baste ——- 6 y eae 25c¢ String .; Slee members of A specia purchased group of fine | ——— oe ee ee ee ee 4 ee ee street cars. knitted Rayon Vests. made in the bodice | —— C ’ : d ise : —— : uest Ivory Soap, dozen 42c a: ° strap-top style: come in plain colors: may ; ." = ran in “ite snags al “ _ ? - Rubber Medium Size Ivory Soap, 10 bars, oilet 4 todays Want Cotamas fer Coe pat Ve iid i al S.Zes. L ” . ue 67¢ ese openings. “renetgire S -. _ , oo Ee: EAS Sa SE Kirk's or P. & G. Laundry Soap, Paper, children | M ™M S k Aprons, 65c 10 bars 38c 10 Rolls, 4c) en's ene eP ocks Dutch Cleanser, 4 for 30¢ , Ivory Flakes 9c m Lar ze house- ie - 5 . At 19c Pair : ae ae oe _f£ Olive On] Toilet Soap, 6 for 25c Large size Ta Fime mercerized Socks, seconds of a — ae Hard Water Castile Soap, bar, 7c . hres alae: . ; ’ +7 a TN = - ; ro! . _ , ery good grade: come in black and “al pure b womer | Faeeer; Lemon Toilet Soap, bar 6< olis; limit ze to the new Spring shades. 9c a Pair, or 3 wantec coiors. Chipse, package S- customer pairs ror ssc Dewnstairs Store Downstairs Store Tuesday’s Offerings Afford Splendid Savings in the March Sale of Curtains and Ru Fringed Lace Panels Fringed Velvet Rugs At $ 1 88 Each 9x12 Size, $ 1 92° HADOW Lace Curtains in ecru tint: come in at- N this group are jute velvet rugs of pretty pattem’ tractive patterns: have scalloped bottoms trimmed nd color combinations; suitable for dining room with deep bullion fringe: 40 and 45 inches wide. bedremm, etc.:.all are seamless: finished with fringe Ruffled Curtains Rayon Drapery 4-Yd.-Wide Linoleum Brussels Carpet Noveity M tte C Lus “Ste: are burlap - back Linoleum in a Os e.ty & arquisette Cur- _ustrous art:iticial silk fa j | ine a +] ~ eae ‘ tains im striped patterms: tie- D ee im several ‘figured subject to imperfections in serviceable ‘qual lity: 27 woes NEW LOCATION—Near West Eleraters, Downstairs Store

Page 13

This Special aker’s Sam- for Men, This Time — et )Departments| n Suits ed rs Men’s ne Union Suits HE garments in this group are of first quality, made of satin stripe lras, plain colors in satin sh, soisette and broadcloth. ll are splendidly tailored show excellent workman- Sizes 36 to 46 in the lot not in every style. Un- al savings are afforded in s offering. Boys’ and Girls’ Union Suits 39c eeveless and _ short odels; high or Dutch necks ee length only. uits. (Downsta f Notions are the Savings Button aist style and straight Union ire Store ) le at , oo Coats Thread 4c 6 for 23c 10c Coats’ best 6- 10c cord Thread in 5c white and black: | zen, 25¢ i00-yard spools; 49 limit x: dozen. 10 aE 19¢ saa Laundry 9c 21c Bags, 42c 15 | izes, 29. Large size Laun- (432c dry Bags made of 25¢ excellent quality, (19¢ cretonne with draw- | .25c¢ string. | lastic, Sa 15¢ ~ a . 42c . 10 bars, Toilet 67c Soap, Paper, ---36e 150 Rolls, 74c | be. 3 r. 25 Large size Toilet | bear. 7c Tissue; 1ooo-sheet 6c rolls; limit 20 to a Oc customer. store) ae ee ings in the and Rugs felvet Rugs 950 belvet rugs of pretty patterns IS; suitable for dining room, eamless; finished with fringe. Brussels Carpet At 54c Yard Printed Brussels Carpet of } serviceable quality; 27 inches wide: cut from full rolle. -, A group of 350 knit and ainsook Union Suits for boys nd girls; drop or open seat: sleeve ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, 1925. pve .” aotes appetite and quick!» my LA . t a VW. es jigestive organs } ; & “ine a nh. whieh are Nature id ‘ : : a is mean conquering germs 4 te cifects of wasting his is the only solid emi 7E s P with 4 Yo m3 ge urged to Fi AND HELPLESS iFrp LONG ILLNESS thy now. Says Milks Inlecs tnvalid. | ree months. | everything iF the Jarge size .y i¢ F 1 half of it was I improved from that opt, #24 ll and as, was cer- | me that I saw that be alive oo kemul- l6th n shay tv us ste food, thus building f.¢s and oniv repair cise aes. 1;810n gud s0 palatable that it is spoon like ice cream. venerfl for weak, sickly children, : ‘ter how severe your case, trv Milks Emu!sion. » stisfied with results your y, pee i) be promptiy refunded. Sold ADVERTISEMENT sen Up That Cold With Musterole mgvte Musterole handy tarte® t has all of the ¢ A Sia... mges of grandmother's mus ee ree ar WITHOUT the blister. J h with the fingers. You feel a. oint- then a an@ mt penetrates the pores. | ™ tingle as the healing sensation thing. cooling ick relief. : 7 ? .” > made Oo. pure Oo.) ber imple ingredients, ; F recommended by many doctors. Try mchitis, Sore throar., stif urisy, rheumatism, up. asthma, neuralgia, of mustard Musterole ints core mus +S atau I iT ee - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 1s {0 fhe ivé £ breeche s pleje the be V4 QO? ee, When you must do two men’s work It’s a situation every business man sometimes faces. Long hours at the desk— shortened hours of sleep—hasty and irregular meals—lack of exercise—these sap the vitality of the strongest body. At such times the danger of constipation is most common—and most serious. Guard against it by the method that doctors agree is matura/, gentie, absolutely safe. Nujol Corrects Constipation in Nature’s Way Nujol can be taken for anv length of time without ill effects. To insure interna] cleanliness, it should be taken regulariy, in accordance with the directions on each bottle. As Nujol is not a laxatire, it does not form a habit and can be dis- continued at any time. Ask your druggist for Nujol today and begin to enjov the perfect health that is possible only when intestinal elimination is normal and regular. Constipation is dangerous for anybody. Nujol is safe for everybody. It is neither a food nora medicine. It does not gripe. It is gentle and natural! in its action and 1s prescribed by leading medical authorities. Nujol simply makes up for a deficiency— temporary or chronic—in the supply of natural lubricant in the intestines. It softens the waste matter and thus per- mits thorough and regular elimination without overtaxing the intestinal muscles. Nujol TME INTERNAL LUBRICANT For Constipation THE PARKER PEN COMPANY Parker Duofold WITH THE 28- YEAR POINT in rich Bliack and Gold The same Pen and Price as the Parker Duofold in Lacquer-red, Black-tipped $5 and $7 Choose your Color, Choose your Size, Choose your Point Get everything you Want and Get it in this Classic of Pens N every respect save color, the Parker Duofold in simple black and gold—a pen of rare elegance— is the same pen as the Parker Duo- fold in Black-tipped Lacquer-red. The same ground-out jewele smooth Duofold point that yields to any style of writing, yet retains its original shape, and 1s guaranteed for 25 years if not misused. The same balanced Hand-size Grip and Over-size Ink capacity; the same leak- f Duo-sleeve Cap, and Invisible Press Button Filler capped Inside the barrel-out — of harm’s way.: Good pen counters have it for you to try. Stop at the nearest. Parker Duofold Pencils to match the Pens: Lady Duofeid, $35 Over-sigs Jr., $3.50; “* Bug Brother” Oversize, $4. Sa 'S, ww ? FOUNTAIN PEN ¥) rir ge (Yeas CY SPARALR face a sane bviiic. . Le, y tS at ~ GEC JANESVILLE, WISCONSIN a BESSS SST STRSSSCER SRE SSSSSSSSS CSRS ERSRERE EERE Eee as Oa SSSSSSHKSSSF SBS ee EeESees sees esesEeseseeES sseessees s s: e@essesesesacssoecaesecse e096 600666006 OO 6 OOO lO ee SSeS SS SOS SS SSS SSS eee ee ees eeesesesersesssaeceses s: , a: Smocks—For Home or Office Girls’ Wash Dressés a: ’ $z and $2.50 styles in smart Dresses in a dozen a: Gaily colored Smocks of washable ramie or cot- ] 5() " me rie : y . fabri S; 6 | ()() s: ton linene, appropriately trimmed; $2.50 values ‘ ° pp te Satis Gai © 90 nc ae holed. Bor ‘ a: Bargain Section—Second Floor. INCORBORATED : Bargain Section——Secend. Fleer. ; a: St Louis’ Largest Womens Specialty Shop 7 : . . ° = ; ; : Tuesday— Another Underpriced Purchase and : 75 Ww : Sale of *I: and *2 ash Dresses a —_— ' a 4. a: : Daintily Trimmed in Many Aittractive Styles = _— wv * “age 4 : : 7 | ON SALE TUESDAY AT 9 O’CLOCK =: i "} a} : é a: Yr! T is most unusual for this store to HE fabrics are ramie, cotton linene, | v/ + | | hold Dollar Dress Sales, but the chambray, percale and gingham, in ex- | / a: , Dresses are just as unusual for the cellent qualities. Shades are blue, pink, , a: fi | price! They are produced by makers brown, lilac, tangerine, green, tan, rose and | 2 wi | [iz of better frocks and reflect the style honey. F ancy checks, solid colors, prints. | } / ~ at and design found in more expensive Trimmed ‘with buttons, braid, ribbon, pock- 4 / a: cg garments. ets, belts, collars, cuffs, etc. a: ’ j s i te! ; ° . y/ a: i je OSITIVELY none will be sold to All Styles in All Sizes—16 to 46 rij H: Bid of dealers. Six Dresses is the limit i + | for each customer. We hope to have | a: ; a8 ‘ | -+ : enough to sell! all day, but to be safe, R ECAUSE of the limited quantity and | a: | Bae come early. the vast number of styles, all of which a: cannot be shown here, we will be unable to a: . fill phone orders in this sale. Mail orders ' a: The vl te at ce - “ay starts will receive our best attention, provided | a: > ° Pe tg — — alternate choice is given and 10c per Dress : a: a additional included to cover cost of mailing. | a | a a Bargain Section—Second Floor. Bargain Section—Second Floor. | a: : + “ aaa = = - + v g * 4 Spe e ie? ne 4a + - / f j Pay See IN Va os = “i Ai Hi? See 7 | 1 / a" i? . ra Dat pS ‘ f ; + i, =! + i ee tae f a: 1S i; ESR Tg te ¥ mio 4 | + : | N > i ? a of H * ; { + Lu , 5 . ‘ ha ' é : sd rhs ws: —— r gener aS . 1 i ce =: ee jn ue & / es \/ eee =: di sw | > ae Yaffe . ; 4 ) | { : " ae ¢, $ S4 & * 4 ‘ if f 7 a m: qe Bs 7 we f He y Le | i : ok * x , f a: i ee Be mw, ree te , a -t ame : : 3 . ae * | ! a ? . f heed a: ie ae: ek Pt ofl , \ | } : w; - : a | ‘war - —+ S s a z 4: | | ime a: | +: + A +}. a: i a: LL BY s: } ~ } a ws: - S-: ~~ Bae eee aa gaasaadbedasdsedédeTHOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc.—Broadway and Sixth, _—— Locust and St. Charles seasseseeeeeeeeessaeassaeas ees ee auen *e? o+***e* eer eee Seeuagseeec rar 7 * a ~ SD ehee ca ee ; ; ; : i 5 . - : ; = t 3 : : 7 7 % : A zk : ; 4 ’ : $ i : : E fom oh nN yey et hry 15 Ron 8 hm TR i ll es, : Owy % * bitten Sunde LNR balers » hig ttt ”. ‘ % a a " Motes: Ais . PNA ory mae te 2 nate reread” Shes . PA . 7 r . sy ety ort se = : _ + Bt dares. 3 “ ae Lae teat toes i 5 eae ae are ’ ¢ 7 pL (8 ES SBN : ae RR. st ig eS REN GOO A ORS He Sa ee | SP NTR tee A ele te ck iv ian me he n “ae, * * : PON) AS NN i Mie bpp oo ns Rive wuth-a ane na Or epee ao eer 6 a ptae em oveee fer oe tate een a ee . RE LS NN ine ime g ee Soret ee eR OE NCR Kt AE ae RLF Ses OPE 4 rege, wow 3 ‘ * ‘ 2 ole A een ee ee yy * . ait Du ey Mery TR gpa ee ty Se ee ee ' ee et ee peenes ’ tye = Aa ar RP ER ong mie, ee eed 4b RR BREE ees 6 A AON Nes PORN BR ety AOE hemes . PONIES. PRE MO ML BR el TUNG Sie EDT es SS aes gO 7 % . ‘ ie , LE A ee Pte AGI ate SBS | xf iro SVG GO Nae omc pre. se APOE AE SN a EEN ON 8 8 Gait t WAMEmRaty « eg 6 iRem8 AN Semele com ae ee aN ne aed ¥ yy tt ~ * het» . Pe ite ee SR rae . ‘ “ é aM. ‘ rat ‘ : ~ , . ‘ Ee oe eat ae peg “et ate 7” rng ¢ 4 yh. Py AL fade acca - re re Ti ARE a ak te no pa i RO RR ee ie er” £ +%

Page 14

~— = #§ | 14 Si Lous POST-OISFATCH - MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22. 1926. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATC bei pe he , 00m seo: oops Te ie cake tov SE ADICTED MEXICAN eed a HICHER SCALE ()F 8-& H.MHTSETT. DEST. ECEARCH BUREAUS ice SSeS." i wet ogc Ar eh erm Bippered LASTING MACHINES cna DIES SUDDENLY IN BATHROOM Seat Mebwerer te dectared that |wrooih cost $12} Ss ~ STOMACH UPSET? Resins Who Dil Noe Ree ney motor Uru S navin Ereat: 1ee€ remodel salid-tires eseiga tne ers Vade Selection. meng tags at? ue ’ o Heart Trou mOvor LPuCkK! avVing Bréarer * ' hone: : , ia Peeath Ploueht Puc te lbada were worse offendere in this eed here to take enumati a —_ fugees 1: bie Daneral Wednesdas pte se ‘ gp as Sa wie "sa express a! . > - } } em assonales prem. ages of gef ne + 7 —. + - +? ' vo e504 T? reclined , - bea ~s Cass —~ 7 oe cat — ’ "2 4 respec ihe presiden of the |! ‘ Su . : é ee * (,et at Tne a {; aise p—_ Take ] NTONIO, ,@Z., © 80. «- — . * ~* s* \ o a ba “~ — ~ -_ aan) ; ’ > Bs & is 5 Viteormoon +r) T \lTotor b ~ Se ‘= * Er! t es cyt Mion as . ‘ - . . ‘ ’ . — 7 - ~ + * 4 Try a rey roit Motor B ) said solid ti pinio: aS ae | \\ 4 ' &f ‘ a 1 a s * ly . * . " a it is ‘0D MHAnics bié ré Dr. Ed 4 aras ¢ Aa ' © Tablet LZALINStT the « ect wrneae 84 - OM? 4... 8.24440 Tiaéaa €ae £ Ae t)|6 6 6 hRhhmeemawan iene mates alles } Mexican a alleged tag. - / : : ae m aia "4 . 7 ° ‘ : ane ts ' - 4 , ‘ 4 * iota _ + "+ ‘ ° P i + ' . . ‘ j lig@ad a M eo P | | mye | . i j ; 4 } ’ sti ‘ tao > vs aa saa s adhas ae 4s _ 7 . ‘ ' j phi PLGA ‘ ‘ ‘ - ” 2 wat ¢hastee ma a? - np , : eel | oe mee ptiea Fan SP - =a % nomwsat OL S:OMaca 7 ome etek aie? 2 ' , : -rease riding comfor?r and de: grease hare ern) pul Aracticad iha@. s Wiat ana$ ‘ ~ jeaders, d 7 not } TINT up t ‘ , j PS ; a4 tsa Oi { 7 : ~ 5 ‘ ¢ ; 4 i —_ i , - ° — on ae . } oT» Bal - ’ n. rT Fs) : n Ss 14% the - ‘ Ti ; * : s. ‘ ; 7 aaa st 4a? as © . 4) 23 ) ‘ ’ ee ' - » i | - ~ r } ) > —_ - + oe al v + > > + é ‘ ~" os ) * | L ‘ x »? 4 } } A v A 4 f > > t } ” . So ~ ‘ f a ta MacHeuryvs Divorced in ma , é f o rn ec o ~ 7 = + . 3 - ~ ' A ‘ a a ‘ ca ‘ : , ‘ - am “ . J . _ q 3 . ‘ 4 3 - co o > - ~ 4 ~ ‘ ) Res EY i reread Pe “aT 4 Gy rat Are r x fe P j i atid - (it? i ; giliti ais ‘ s la -rans-B;: — eatin ; ob. " = : A “ S| j é i 1 4 =a . oo wh. his I j : 4 “ 3 . sips livoree has be ned in favor Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets arouse acccegtianes Bare 1 i age ——4 te ; wt ' ; on . 7 - +.4 ’ . , é ° = oe . « . 5 } es = + a ’ * : si : : ; J . ; 4 ty ittee : ; ij } qiti ‘ Jad Pal Ss s pues ” —_ ae sain oe i ‘ VIrs frances 2 : ¢ €C;,;arrise! the hiiwer in a@ so +h ng Hea ng a7 a wpe ia : i @ er ver * i? \ ‘ ; 1? the amount ot ; p : ; : \lacHenr\ o oa ins? Tames Howard VW hen the iver ana powe a o + - ie ¢ > ‘ ‘ .) Ra jae Aiact Vdasilon, SN soe ss 4880 po — : ; = ¢ . { —_- | ‘ as 4 = ~- } anQroa 7 Fon “o > - ry + OT rr enearcvy > . , ‘ > = ; - . . > “TIT.” . ‘ adi i,iif, ) all i i : ; me ~ y f ? ‘ ~ ,*¢ > ] "2 Yi he ) r Tr ‘ NO i Y _ i = ‘ \ 4 ee i | ta .? “ ‘ — 4 a * . - A . > ~ _ = 4 T°; ‘ © ‘ , Xs . — = eee terarihia wit "Ml oreetpe! foods? T Ke i =f 4 ‘ i - nm ~ on ; a = -A7 -~* — - ‘ ~m + —. } . cr ‘ 4 , at . inn — . + . ; . - ' - | ; wited , \ Aa a. ae Aldern who has cent, and large -7 cent; Kansa: rable : antilyn MST nie Wietelenel ¢ Ge antes ee 4 3 >t 7 = ° ¢ . . “ = a MT vy £ () : a iat L€ iS. . it Suis ~~ 49 ‘ >] ' * J 4 + . . ~ . ~ . . eo — ~ a P nen 4 e- , . Lt e - ot : aT c = ° . ' cag rt font? . ‘ e- ‘ * . me _ iia a4 . | Sie a. . : e ¢ 3 9 273 * . ; . = a * 4 ’ 4 a : . : ‘1 EQgee ‘4 ; : ST : So. FEL - I = A = Ata? t ia 5 ’ ¥ : - — _ py . vi ’ f mr We aid ao i g ) 1 7 4uis sans . - we . : “~ vaaine a ng ee an a Bon 7s 2 To 3 eo” « a2 a 3 ; ry es node ' xl the : ers 2. ay j « esate } : Ir@ i) aii : .4 ‘ - c ; xi . ar ths. es + , erncs ) “ j i La ov ‘ ’ a . “1 . sou _ : " . 4 . y ary rge t er-, *! : a c ; L » as Say me ) _ 7 nou 0 ‘ * "iP ¢£ ~ « f , lus coe r tMOr ce A 4 ; Sipe o : . . | . : MrT . > > 1-5 ® “ups ea . o . a+ : g reer on Bench. i tees Mees” the| A resea uetneny at . ‘ rs; . . 4 ° ’ eyT\ 7? &Y rev li > » i > 4 «4 i.-_~+ as | SA r, ’ ~ ~ ~ ‘ a « ' s nortant that. we shall re- ; ~ ~T i ; saaebe : ‘+ Blde se to pay them the reasona _ ADVERTISEMENT ' “ ‘ ‘ ; - ‘ ines compensation of ah average WASHINGTON, Feb 22.—A Seri- : ane ave! ous €1) is : > mAs m tris Th re : INnaAcy 5! e ass, ngress sé tue esting niparisons etwee « ‘ leder Judges A pav of Judges and that in one «4 ~ ri} @s Mrovis - & we sfaie PDAaATLONS _s ; | ee Pat Lie 7 a € } 0G? So, Sin 5 ¢ Sa\s8 } ® Saiafr’ Qu ki — ; ~ mittee «of it pod? ani nStt eee igé nas een raiSea . : o te ‘ ‘ — ~ & : + ¥. 7q é an favnratie wported 1 er cel at of Circuit Judg ODA LG: } e Z © 6 _ 6 —— yr. - Acre airman! Representati vetiiaiie oo = Th « a _- "ae Pear : _*¢ Pe mnms\ Ya Ti,a ‘ Wakes 4 «i i ; si LAL LS a» te ass — _ 2 t ° ae Fd d “es {ECE : ; . now with Creomuision, an emuisine a J ~ : - ; cx > 4, - ren Se. ; (2a i i 1G. - ; . . ~ ear teratiog % . . ex reased : ; a n ne ‘ A spans m: , creosote that Is pleasant to take, Creo- ” to have weigh: is the f@ct rapner 5. er cen a Ju : : plea ee —— . | : 4 _ gpulsion is a new medical discovery Repres@ntatives and Sen Inaid 4 rey ev é Pa IcKiave ga : s oe es ie me res@nt = Re rae ae ; with two-fold action; It seothes and a A ~ cess 4 Voted ‘ per CeO. @hna Ui as A ie : . = ' . ee e-- | heals the inflamed membranes and in- ives an incFeasé ifort ' po ee «) a ¥ae 4At4 & re Of *% hat ao re +> . | ) ; be. | : all known drugs, creosote is rec- : sige . . ) — . forms of throat troubles. Creomuision : ———— 7 Se eos ee contains, in addition to creosote, other * - ; so ee healing elements which soothe and heal e Ea , ae ai the infected membranes and stop the 2 = i >t. Z ’ ’ 4 fT ee 4 ._ ’ iS , : Fy Geveral Increa-~« Planned Sitieam and infsmmtion wile an € ; me . . : Tee . —— : = oh A ¢ S187 , cng ‘ - + “"¢ bade a ae be wh ‘wert. Serre. | ea \ eee * ass ae y 3 ‘) ok ‘ _) ees ‘ ’ ci oOsoLe Foes on ~WJ tae LOmac + is &D- . a i. ~ Y ae : Sys = . : . « ‘ . ™ a — n . . P| a" ; , sorpedc into tae Diood, attacks the seat . = : — - oF, 2 iT gy? ' ; i¢ ’ . ‘ ‘ le eT: ‘ yg “* J as Teta ov ~ -? = — wad ; Sala Salar re ae ¢ ner vear O01 tae troubie abd Checes tae growth . | , ie of the i nite - ey . fg ’ ot alia SS i z . it aoe 690 She! fae rent alas Feder: ludge is Of the germs. e ~ age : | ‘ , 7 st co asta ; namie on oy | stices oF “Rh eS ae iia ie ial ae Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfac- : tip | ‘4 yi he) yi ii) »~ > ‘ sk aaa a. «t ad : 4 . i " j / re “£50 .000 to rear and educate a family on tory in the treatment te persistent a h Gi, | } z « s ‘ Court of Mc RO re coughs and colds, bronchia! asthm — ie i ; | rr" . su Cerca . _ nd th - tne + . = — —— : $ . : . s e . ~ _* . ; +, j z bronc alt is an 0 #T rms O7 respira- =~ ‘ ’ ; 4 A — i " * Sh AA. ’ as s « at . ,* * : : Pas 5 15.000 et . wainey ic tory diseases, and is excellent for build. | — = = hue LY pm ff7 : YZ «:. of Cod S500 15.500 for either to endure the most ime up the system after colds or flu = = ia We ay T. @ . SS pi hi} 13 Te | 2 F series ee , NX +. ie ~ ce . , od = » Kh _—— ; ai — " = = aie sa ~ baad é~ ’ . pr. =, r ° += ' ee y =~ Authorized Dealer tor a sae ) _ - ry ee > — 4 _— =. ~Se yy y Fh » SS —_—— g EEE - ; £ »Lis = \ 5 —— ; : | > E trial demonstration in your own home - = wi} : . OQ; » f _ } ie P ¥ an of this marvelous time and labor sar- =_— ; . ing servant. = ay € . A ° fret ae Sonn Saves Labor—Time Expense In two ditterent homes , ne ae | > ZiT a ber 12 ‘sears we hase seld thousands of satisfied users. “ : ciple let wax shew you many ef its etclusive features. , ‘ Vis, Liberal purchase terms and deterred pasments ‘ou will never miss. Phone | a BeOS | Pee ted i Grand Read what a difference the EASY makes! DAY -BEDS 3 ic ——_, that of the Chief Justice . Evenings APPLIANCE Co. 9780 United States Supreme Court: that 3185 SOUTH N , 3 ten teee creas: GRAND BL., Near Connecticut | i) aa ue Some Typical Val 000: lords of appeal in ordina — VW CH home is yours? Will you Easy’s big round copper tub to produce will have an Easy Washer and a demon- pene of Barge. 920.000 2 year continue to break your health, friction or wear on the clothes. strator at your house and do your whole _ There Are Many your looks, and your spirits over the The smooth, sanitary tub holds ten Week swash. It won’t cost you a penny . barbed, Windsor ends, & : ‘ e = | % wash rd? r \ 17 , } . . + ‘ = = -- map Chiesa ‘ ‘s full-size bed. ‘om ee ee ere 0 Tus | Wa — a O Pipe you let the Easy ingie sheets at one time and washes a OF obligate you in any way. a » caecced aa rouit Judges, $25,000, and | WASHER aya ¢ ali the dirt out of the - batch in just a few minutes. While one Drop us a postcard today for an appointmient Daybed Windsor cane panels ‘ ! i y “Ae oe " : . ; ; : } ~ : 4 ] hh ] ~ £ + ~ ? oe ' t 4 , *F “+ Lees e King’s Bench divis clothes and all the hard labor out of batch is washing you can swing the one- todemonstrate, or phone any Easy dealer. aiid sR ~ ss i, 2% : * | corresponding rough!iv to » Ps ww h 7? . 3 sah : ~ > ‘ 2 i at cay ’ e re om 7 s = 7. > lee lowe i} | “Tig i | en. ean 7 : bed: ends of i%- piece aluminum wringer over the laun- .. oe ieitiieen cide Ut — eal Le » ~ ; . ? - ss . ; AL W: N H N C mg v Sg ; : ; . a If women only understood how easy dry tubs and wring another batch through ae 7 “i le decorated N. . tLOga; 7 ‘Double link ftaarigé | country the report says. speci Gffortless ee J ) it is - own the Easy Washer—how little the rinse and bluing water. ible hem Heavy cotton-felt madi | EE ee YY, money it actually takes—every nade Beneath the tub 1s the gas nne covers. Kecueemaay a Federal Judge for services less / board would rust in the cellar. few heater which keeps the wa- ped. Cane ee > ~hpieagalieamta nase peepee Thousands and thousands aL | dollars will put the Easy in your home. ter at a constant warm ot We report on the House bill it is nored Demonstrations : oe salar the Lord Hic Daily. Open Chancellor of Engiand is $ | a Tuesday and 7 ~ - . 2 +a : . » 2 : ' . 2 ' ie a a - ; Sal | eos nig \ of Housewives every where " ie ee ad “a h 4 } ; . lieavybheg Ame : | ee so as. : know the joy of EASY —tasy = / And once it is there. you'll never be temperature. | inel ends. Rola leas than a vent and «a Washday'! Seca | without your Easy again. Xi Ou can pa ’ . | ' f ; | | : ir — wd A week’s was! | | aK ie son it | See for yourself how easy, 4 for the Easy as vou use it. on terms sO > ung Rome Daybed. states. 1218 GINOUN: 18 exceeded how effortiess, washday will FREE uThs ‘ rican wainut a be with an “EASY.” | | iiberal that they pinch no one. : % ce | ‘ iding Chetce ‘ ADVERTISEMENT _ Your next washday. in your : W h In order that you may see Pe own home, with your ow asnes as carefully S ts , , ~ j-end automaeti¢ Da | Use M-K for Codls |[ mee 7.45% | as heiman ha for yourself what a wonder- 7am Cape TO vain. nctee, eee a ! ~ washing. iet the “ =" | o . i . . . moe , te with role u prove itself to you. ' i « : uman nds ful time- and labor-saver vy kno-v how a teacup pushdl thes educed : oa A Gown imto water torces ai imo mn ‘ i " pect r2 rh manogasy that water. Raine the cup. and the: Par nad (‘pens te -double bed. pare wer AL and Threatened en in | a The Easy washes everything from you get for such a smal! ee Brother’s rompers to Baby’s lace cap— outlay of cash. we will give hea visio Pneumonia Telephone or write today. washes them spotiessly clean. yet with you a Home Tria! Demon- Don't delay! the same delicate care your own hands stration. without charge. On (Amazingly Easy Terms’) - { would give. There is nothing inside the your regular washday we — . . _ : . suction causes both air and water etor rowe Deduced to _ > follow. The same principle @ + Wi ee ee ee Darhed. Cull ssed in the Easy Washer. Like : Headregy ' saideiiiiaanatl ye human hands, the Vacuum Cups Reducs 7 press down, flushing air, soap and 7 Jens i ee — water through the clothes and becle I ing s00d-ead aa again. This eneieaiis sixty times @ : ; : minute. without wear on the clothes, but everlastingly taking the dirt L out of them. Many of these Day-Be WASHER M-K (Mentho-Kreoam Ab ti tt i VAI - ine eoid Mie rye ; Teiie: ~ Rids recover’ APO Pneumonia as Deen used Lor . V@ares im rir i? Practice by th ; al tor ¥ ' or ‘i ~ 4 uated | i 3 “ae | . | {1M wonderful medicine."” HX For Free Demonstration Call . } Ts G “ys I aaa GOOD HOLSEKEEPING SHOP ~~ | results vou cum get Your mousy buck AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE. . —— ‘eanoawo a 815 PINE ST. a PHONE GARFIELD 9550 , °c u) ts Guaranteed or Money Back 65 Years of Furniture

Page 15

-Barr Co Wa Wwhaterve . - é a : snouie i YOU Want ier an ha } muUurenase the € 7 vou may do 80 onveniently wr h small deferre.} pay 7 entre ne a ama ; seine car ra ae ] net et lt : ser of the concern, said tae ~ (fe: - Who Did Not Re- ame, Made Selection. aa lastin f iirs! ScCeD ink the revolt. eh i 4 » for two electric bia nz ev «i J nes with the Peden fron and | @ 1 Who did not ri Co ° ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH (Tex.) Deaier ae Martinez and Gen. Coss are Ant ;among the eight Mexican Political : refugees under indictment here on awl that a Young Mexi- pauline ee Seas reo ee — MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH = = . - i charge j ' € , f : P “¢ TED MEXICA ged in a Federal grand jury October but did not go through charges is an agent of the Calles indictment, John W. Watts. .' with t) irchase. ae) BLASTING MACHINES: | mn a signed sthteme ' ship in the anti-Calles j ; Government, told him last Decetm- | nt Miguel ber that he had ordered dynamite | Flores Villar, who admits member- | bombs and two electric blasting | unta here, machines in the name of Martinez, | ; . - a i said that a local Mexican whom he) Coss and the late Demetrio Torres. | ‘ pres. ; — i : a Stinks 99 Zz haves of setting on foot in this | EG HOE, FOO ee ew a ceronn s | x A a tans ountry a revolutionary movement Martinez all ‘, against the Calles Government. It . 1s oe 5 ean ; . Sroennd ; ‘ ‘ Coss, allesed Mexican /is alleged that plans were laid for # . i ?P / blowing Fl tra ij oe 4 . . ders, did not piace | V'UNIDE Up trains In Mexico as the . onary 18 EED NOT BE N DRY CLEAN T LINDELL 4600 — AN YOUR OUTER GARMENTS X EW veal nis none 1] OFTENER ¢ San Antonio as | selected two blasting machines last | CLEANERS aid DYERS Lammert Furniture Co. . ‘ | OmMmes Akes! asy Washer and a demon- house and do your whole t won't cost you a penny In any way. ard today for an appointment : phone any Easy dealer. NG MACHINE CORPORATION = N.Y — \ ) . NS NAN ~~, NY WY LRA WA » SSO S BS Vay DAY-BEDS GREA Some Typical Values— There Are Many More: ! , : Glide-over Davbed. Vv 'T} sor ©} } ve re ‘ aln ‘ ' . ae finish, Opens to full-size bed. Complet $19 15 With cretonne-covered mattress. Reduced to F.bod Daybed With Windsor cane panels Mak kes full-size bed. Complete with cretonne 23 05 Mattregg. Reduced to : . oO tos j Vacuum Cups Wash Like Hands OU know how a teacup pushed down into water forees air imo | that water. Raise the cup, and the suction causes both arr and water 10 follow. The same principle '8 used in the Easy Washer. Like suman hands, the Vacuum Cups press down, flushing air, soap and weter through the clothes and back again. This happens sixty times 8 minute, without wear on the clothes, ut everlastingly taking the dirt gut of them. SHER | —_ - | | “any of these Day-Beds are Floor Samples of which there are no Duplicates 65 Years of Good Lammerts Furniture fe a > URNITURE metal Davbed. ends of 12-inch square § “NE With wide decorated steel cane panels. Brown Naoogar | finish Double link fabric spring. Adjust- oe “€aCresi. Heavy cotton-felt mattress. $25 Q5 AOICE Of cretonne COVerTS., Reduced to... a bd Somatic Daybed. Cane panel] ends. American Wainut ameh. Complete with roll-s a $26 15 wvered mattres Reduced to. ea 0 Automatic Cp spring loavbed Arnerican walnut ([iti- ®h. Cane panel ends. Foll-edge mattress, ?9 15 ‘Fetonne cove: Reduced to : scbeilie od Auton tic Kin: ev-Rome Daybed. Windsor ends with Aree can, Panels American walnut finish, Cne-prece Pring, Space f1 bedding. Choice of 39 15 “es. Reduced to . ee ee . of } } a > - re me | ‘ mOw FOIG-F nd automat e ierican Walnut ¢ " 1a \ i) > | : ¥ . ’ ; M2118 . ' OT | : ie VA ee ro ja? jkea (i AY 2 50) $42.5 r 6 Daybed Brown »mahogany finish. Cane Pine} end: Cnens to double bed Choice of 7 | 7 Q ‘etonne cove Reduced to re ye ® Wi ker.en q . @utomatic Daybed. Onens to full-size bed. — i‘* PONY a me \ 7 ed I : itt racc ee dnn } duced to | | 5 fd Jenne ay Lind wood-end -Daybed, automatic Denim- Co. ‘i “VF Crec rn! ee ‘ : tycle rOijes ee ie. 1} LLi ress i re Etorace space “ddinge tor ; ~ “pens into full-size bed EP : “duced to oe ee fe ak. 3 | m sk NEAR > St ', —, SBS Sy, \s 43 ANS LE | ee My = zy, — lin " Mi (4 | it aT WHY " Hi | \ AREA PROS SS aa 7a TLY Slide-Out Day-Bed (Complete With Cretonne-Covered Mattress Pad ) Cane Automatic Day-Bed_ (Complete With Cretonne- Covered Mattress Pad) etl $3.45 Opens to full size bed without center ridge Adjustable head rest Ample storage space for bedding. Choice [4 comune of cretonne covered [ff $2¢82222227:22 mattresses. Tudor : Gothic design. {} . —_ - - m = -_ —— - - on - zw a " = = —_- —— - — ° _ ~~ — | > ro : saiedl ee Se anaes : — > = - - —— - - « ~ ¥ _ ~ - ~ e -_ noe a - ; - vat s e >_ . ] 7“ ‘ o%e + We * Ay . A 5) ) *,* e% ; 4 ‘ j, * j Gag i; ; ‘, ° se = 9s soil? o 7 P iy’ | yf ° * af he ¢, fy ’ _f 4 * 4 ote . —- «af - a ee te — «.# ¢ 7 - t,¢ os iam | it | Hi) ET eae ‘ * . eo . ° , * , ©£ eo bed é F 4 " «@ yY ff ‘ - t - > ad ’ * we oe / + ih REDUCED eae+%- yf 7? ve Linoleum Two-vard wide heavy inlaid patterns for manv rooms; seconds of $1.65 $I 15 cee eoeaeweeseeeae e a pradeé; square yard ......ce. Linoleum _ Linoleum Rugs Seconds of $1.25 Seconds of $18 rade, Grade, Sq. Yd., G SI. 79C iJust 100 *k TY ole 1 in 4- |Cork Linoleum Rugs vd width: patterns in $xl12 ft suitable for many many pleasi rooms. i terns. Basement Economy Store Linoleum in colors and D0 genuine size—in ng pat- Seamless Rugs | $42.50 Fringed Rugs 9x12-ft. seamless Velvet Rugs in blue, tan, taupe and mulberry xt - all ‘aalaes oath ae i $34 85 Room Rugs ‘ »e 4 ~F m / a ~ ~ “a ieee y gnde..... 2090dD Small Rugs of $7.59 grade. $4.95 $31.45 of sat For Spring and Present Wear— New Dresses —Unusual Values at > 1 = @ Attractive daytime Dresses printed crepes, Canton crepe and Georgette combined with taffeta. straight, others smartly flared or circular. Women’s’ and in Canton, Georgette, and Suits Some Dresses are miixe 4 - misses siZes. : Wool Spring Suits In black, navy, Miamt —for menand young men; English blue, palmetto green, form-fitting and conservative modes; gray, rose, tan, bois de sizes 323.to 46 stouts. 2 - rose and other new Priced cccssee a 3.85 shades, Basemenst Economy Store Spring Suits .. —Splendid Values at ‘ y @ New English, form-fitting single and double breasted shades and patterns. SIZeS 16 vears to 42 chest. Men’s and Young Men’s New conservative tvpes of ; of all-wool and wool- d fabrics in a variety of Basement Economy Store Thrifty Shoppers Will Select From These Groups of CC A CB Wanted C ; | $1.69 Bed Sheets | 236 x2 %-¥a size Sheets of | hie ec ¢ req 1 Goose F eather-F illed otton Domestics Pillows cnet A LE I LOL LE LL TOD — —— - } | f-ounce cotton sateen Bed e fancy striped effects } also figured : ; i ] 4 inbine «7 - athere ends: mubiect to slight | 16 } | art tickings; all are feathe: 55¢ | ach ter : ° / Preet; tO FOG ecccccccoecocs | | Bed Ticking $7.50 Value—Pair Tick! {r ~ - ne oe a a Toweling 29c Value, Yard Muslin | Pajama Special, Yard Special y ; rr Very mia VTi n Toweling blue ©: Unbleached Muslin of du- Checks-—--for simeii : WW Oa ‘ - é . a ; aeehe + . Tr 147 er _ 7. wr: i rem Hy on 4 rint are P Y J Do iers r¢ } rf } ra tie q ja iii iT, il : nig 4 garti rowels LAirnit yards to } nants of 2 tg: yards. 9 | yard lengths a buyer inches wide wide. a ss $1.59 Linen Damask | New Ginghams $7.50 Davenette Pads Very heavy quality, silver-bleache y rT ; ! } . ™ dad Lanen Checked } i and plain « mn floral designs: 70 Inches wide; | Ginghams, 22 inches wide: 1 Damask in fiora ‘ . ‘Ff ? only 20 pieces to offer, at, 8 nag Rasement Lconomr Store , Yard lic | S22 unde rwear a? } nts. é i" . 2» TY ‘ ; . vy 9 fy % ‘ea wet coyN ered ww ft] art ? ' King $5 9 = * .- a . . a 9 remnants; tub-fast colors ] and 4x6 ft Specia . 5 q 21x27-inch Pillows, covered Checks with heavy and durable blue-striped ticking and filled with geese feathers. $14.50 Mattresses pton felt Mat- | ‘ajaroa cs rf i-~Bi covered o omen yy full-size bed ‘ 7,4 > ; with art ticking. ’ . o U i fi ’ es iete’ te ‘s sali. ie ARSE Sn rs - 9 ia Gp we Ay ve . Fp ee een se + : wees a fates . ag > 1 NII I MENIR ar ee ah neti ANT riptne URbtdt > Di NR Ree RR Ny | oS eg eR gE! OR aa «meh oS tot ES: IO CY lt, II EE No ate rm scien iM ~pat igen eaten vere etal pu ONT tl pe a8 oe ~~ om Se ee en ee ent hey one od 2 ¥ ley » wr . i age ie ee ae, ae : Oa bien OM RENT (0g Sheen Mh gap We HED OE Hee er fants gig Neggine

Page 16

é eo & Ff :. % '? af > ” = : aiiate DR pero nbiee BREE 2 NBR AE Nie RAED Ryley te ENN Ee Na IR Aaa PRE PE ate oo Bip EER AOI PIETY ® ©. 16 en amen e — - — MO ee PPL ECG AECL OL ES NT CE EE a EL: ee Ae a ete ata te atin aR ern en 7 Double Ea AL : > : Av, 4 hous ~ DAT Cos | ebDruar J ! & eo _— Super-Value-Giving in Seasonable Merchandise Makes These Daily Events Most Extraordi- nary. Profit Fully by Them and Thus Benefit by Our Surpassing Merchandising Ability gle Stamps Tuesday 2. eeprom ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a O-| apparent. and grays—aiso models and ‘et. — =_ Now Oftrered ay, Q. ( ) Single and double breasted models in plain blues, browns sizes for all tastes to® S50 Overcoats ,_o “~ r. 2 ~ ~: -~ -_- ~ ; . = ae ‘ “ii a ~ ~ ~ a SiZPS 3 ' ’ pew: i aa Se fuesaqayv is ti , taf —— ° Outstanding Ss } . >. meer is Lar ce. SUDDPIA unusual ECONOMIA IS cvxtreme—the mous) purchase store organizalion. Shirts are ottered- : ~ ? It} VATIOUS SICCVE ra IS Fast-Color Materials Artificial Silks Artificial Silk -Stroped Breadecloth Fancy Prints Woven Madras Tabsv!k Cloth | Artificial Silk-Striped Checks Plain Cotton Broadcioths Col. Striped Broadcloths Checked Broadcicths Novelty Weaves —and other fabnecs — \ OvL0N 3 ‘i . - .* ; 'e {ome Prepared oO But quality wt PK CODTIONA, An Immense Purchase Shirts Mace to Our Specifications All New, Spring Shirts he second 66 Shirt Sale—the time result inade bv our five- -In neckband, sep- T%.« 5 . oe. Se 63 .» : re ¢g tT . arate-coitlal ana collar-attached stvles wd a ail ati Sain — >. . } ” —with French or Broadwavy cuffs and , oe leths iC] | anvea! to vou -Thousands of ae . Gav Qk 23s WW advance with : : Piss. Vallle-21IVING of an enor- ware Oniv new Spring MzZes t52 New Patterns and Colors Ail White Shirts P'ain Tan Models Blue Shirts Plain Gray Shirt. Checked Patterns Striped Shirts Plaid Effects Combination Stmpes wo-Toned and Three Toned Patterns Scores of Colorings Main Fians Re i %, bi ne a a cen er na Is readily Double Eagle Stamps Tuesday} The Last Tuesday on Which to Profit by the Super- Value- Giving of February ’s; Leading Event in Our Men’s Store OUSER S Men’s and Young Men’s Models for Immediate and Spring Wear $35, °40 to °50 Values—Choice ... € This group offers you an opportunity to save, together with a se- lection that means exceptional satisfaction. The type of Suits that vou like may be chosen, for the groups include correct two- trouser models. exactingly tailored of the newest woolens — all smartly appropriate for immediate as well as later wear—so the advantage of choosing now and ettecting these savings ee or) $1.98 J light, medium and dark patterns— and types of figures. me = a, ae es ‘ - : 99 a ~ peed Fruhauf Clothes Academy High” Suits —With Extra Trousers —For Youths of 15 to 2! > =—_ . “, a > si Originally my (/riginaiiy al e / Se) | of) fe » ot) $6 of 6 it po Bo taper = er 7 OTE ee Perrone rn RE : ae “PART TWO. George Washington’s Revealed in Hidden bi = ar From cather of Nation Loved to Dance and Play Car Servants With L > a > if pa?’ 2 @ : * +> vw. LAWRENCE JR. -Ph 1? of History and Political comnecticut ¢ ollege. ny HI NRY Proite=-eT ~~ t¢*Tit e = liti:@ e rl in ‘Ss ua i@g ever as s — rm. = : —_— e place, with on! sre . - = = Wasninrc " . ai 4 , & wig we : ° $ ans and es e a grea’ en r 7 sa %e 4 he sa en : Washington's ie g@ amore or i > > y ; +o ; $ nie ® @n dis- mErors 5 = ney through ne S . The roads he , a - er were dust 20 ° 2 aa epi {Tf To - 7 > 5 red very muca by . : SiC a save the J ® page 16 - Tha Parties of 2 er . ot ar n re ending to at- TY. @ % ’ ~# Tre way _ »da* Luse r uiries respect- ng the time of my setting out, to be answered that, I should ° it eforea § * a little after ins I avoided the S a2ivove Them and Public.” . o> q r ,en lions ta ow rrive Both bt : a “~~ s1@" & ; i¥ gHoOcKIBg. artver f ~ - = of : ss s . than another nn 4 — rear, when hk ae ¢ =.24 o at ad e nil: ae zht claim 1eir 4, ae wo 4 2 a nos a ig a a ‘Is secretary fy asa: he ; " <time while at r ™e ora cieet - a * eek aw je As ms xt due re f his -—e ia. - Sr¢ re .# - -~ : re ia eg ated lan Ae \er “eS . hat zg and respect ting He was . ‘~# ‘onstance me ty . | a lone. | aut i - rf ‘ared - Trt ore : wf mone’ 1.2 in ns sense « enow ei, is gr 8 tsa Tr < a '?; 7 ~ & Bae et mm _ “2 é ie Was orTed Races. Tao . £ ; a ee r a Ya ha ss ~~ : The = i be * "49 : te s - 4 4 ore id ad ~~ = be - of — res ToS - imes e spen 7" a i* races ana Tri? ° + *h}eater . gr. and P! iz DP a . The wing en i ‘ a o i* i i nolred 4 : - he ? e human ey "ij r 7 4 Pp. 4 os A $a | in 4 oa 5 ' went t Alm ‘his fro racing? Ww Cock- lowest Washin that the] One doubted . . dancing. | “Went in Alexan Feb. 12, 64 years Per the though ata d in the Ww declining) sport hig those whi agreeab ment aii which ep) etl The ington’ s| n these, (en. Ore “We \uarters writes ft lency wards once #itt Anat nesses afterneon ans | that th img: e try m genial time. eonstit in Pie gests t - party - sa he mz ‘om di . gay sudde words ch. visual ‘hatd indians Bostos Th dence | of fair he tan gi word and he Sic? tt

Page 17

—" ee ee SE Um O_O EE —— eo, Ei — — —_— eo Bic et oe ‘ 3 a ~ | Se. Ey . 4 } ji [2 ; e spits 2 a3 | + j ) . ieee he 33% : ze 5 ice , Ses et . ae? Bc ; t ee : ‘| % Editoria: © ag 14: “Al : AL saN ik. “pe yl gai It: ALL: J i : if Daily Cartoon}: ity ee te : eg Sha = et eT a ee pe e E $3: ay = ptt oy i stad ee scr. BS; sctes:s0sjrahs: eUeles --steghastecsetdarsssscSbremgbotneeca*Semueccars: ert egetg::. goer. om eth > Sages s ah’ obese: ot gpencoess gets mrhgBe o SSE GES: Tees veers rte Fp RST pee : - é % a ; ———— ) — ~ ngage | et, _— ste _ ie. acd - : : : ) F : - : mf : . / : Pe co . ist ' vs ee inley Stands ¥ The priy lea f avoiding for- U ements ss Be —— cunyyieg oe ee aati d icone ih tek Senator McKin ey i ii’ j j YLPINASDS 4 4 - o elgn entanglements, he said is arg Submarine Warfare n yt ly prepay d by a noted New Englaid history pootes- portant today when the United ry (itl 4 ’ , | | ta’ ld Lift Below. espocia'| ... States is-a creat meuceeeuiey a less Britain Wou Pe oo; 7a “J his views about the human side of Washinaton, taken digger ‘ nana, is presented ! aay ; ees tier S when it was: and M te} ; | | iv a wee stud of hiz own a! tte i 700) des. ‘1 ®@ ‘ prede qd ) 700) weak n on-of 1% stgies sty uggling Blockade on Raw a ‘ny a car } . i . ; ‘ P 4 2 * » e : . iaraeda. fran f vel. j ay] AISODCES. : Ww? Pre 7 ( f¢{ii shaee i377 j fi ¢ puy . i i j be 7 . i " T | i hich have long . ° I » ed ’ = @ 4 : - ® & % ‘ Yj é roié¢ er & '* {} 7} é ’ ie ' Pi rials be occ exan nterviews ENRY M. LAWRENCE JR. Dined : e Governor's The } | BY Ht- ae ‘ Ph. LD. = and Went tne pia n the eve- This seni ee BR: | he anes wn Lloyd George. History and Political ning. ate! dle apes Sf igiaaee “ ag! zs lanes Might Ne PCO RMON “eae er tole Be Getep “a ’ ¥ CO ee a, a I Se et ad De nei ORS grt Pe RR a iN OR Or Te AE RB NO ane . . ma TRS A ei: Cc rAt Oy oO yay RRR R OF > PARTY LINES IGNORED IN THE CONTEST professor of ‘ o4 j r Y\e ! — Ta 4 Q \\ = , 2) eo ~ De ‘ Bee a - * » ta” ’ . tes - : ers is : % ‘ + . ‘ . A & vr) : “ae Ot " ° {hoe ery Le : - ‘ } oe “3 d With 7 \tother.” aSkS th eee _ hose noupolitical activities fo ( OL. HOUS - ‘ ; Action in ccor i Vi Vessel 4 » ' ¢ aes Se . a eve] a F “4 » = ; a4 Lat +o \o et Mall iti j “ - haat ss A s4 e . 4+ 7 ; Tt’ é €QO0 : -* v “do folks tila "2 . aie } \7 ~ 4 | Te " = eS ‘ fea ¥ ; ation a fie Alites ana t O to heaven: went to the play in the evening Cal}O! nverce and all other ac- fiations between Ne , eir urpose 0 io i ‘ 5 : en Pee 2.08 r, in . rLikij“g : ? ' y , , , > s m y my dear replied her : . ‘ 11% I S S§So lrmpoaortanr to moqdaern cCiv- f entyal Po ee 2 fii j ondo - Ne : } e “ “ Assis eS . . : esrieatta ‘ y + . . ' 7 y > a7 If TO | t ; . ; nj Maas RR ae ilizaei: [It simply means that the. found Sir Edivard Grey genera pose Every nator o : poiner. + Lis Bs yet ime VW a Tina I> \ ' irdas and “i R : 4 ” 4) , ; = ¢ 20 — ean t_) be ; rt. ° } rear ‘ . thro .y ny g erYne- yeal? if %y CisCwtss Ter wis U7 pi '? : z | “Then I guess heaven mus paitendl 2* Ci 2 5.cnne.. 2 nited States tnrougn x} MUNG TO aise ‘a er Innesome Place, With on?:) . ;' rience aS come to the conciusion hagis of indemnification an : ot or ee on” Went to Dance When 66. cua a oe tal sag nara | | sand George Washington , aE ry Was pr : thie ha offensive or defensive alli- ygtion of Germa ey aon ae, eee eer i if Gon death : LOCK-LIBILUNDE as TOMA, ‘ - 1 Ge . 4 ‘ . . or . . ; ” - = - » 7 + ¥ ; Sid 1." ¢ Dm + , | f 4 sf f b e little girl were correct in er , ¢ ie Sem inces. political or military, are not ssues of freedom oO he seas a Cog i # this igs - +i LOW eS POTN v Spo! - il : - +} h, ries of / fez] v7 } Wy) «7 7 a 3 ; 4ea0° ac Press $ ' | very logi ai repsoning @4ét .. WwW “ , i “eA ce 9 ‘ "hig , , rmmony. V , ie pri j ipie! {)j “qgarvis?t wMHRTESTLTICLEU MU TPE ‘ By 8? ASS ae ’ Z ; 1 her mm * . we inf LOT} bas S Ul ‘ I, ae “4 ‘ tb ae ed roe aa 4 = ‘ . " j oS % st a , nr = ' : ienegomene SS would be even greéeat- See eee ae r Government or in the interestS sz orftqre arere raise Jn =yester “HICAGO, Feb. © a, ‘* ‘ . | } y Wi 5 z mrewely Sut t safely he in Yorktown ‘tween Gioucester what is necessart 1 sO0d gover! ‘oprrg 19 -¢ F.C We mu. J portea it and metheds by 1sCiE : nr * ? ers 1} x MmOsi Ba , . ~ ¥ Re + - ; ; ’ ; . 1 ¢ ‘ } Kos 8 ese! eu *, Sd é . . - : - 3 — VW ton's #nd York ee ll mel Ce) en ee A reve * Houghte: Bae: : pec co ily ; the issue was brought to a vote im : ; : ‘ ° ny} rTOI Print ? ; e" : : = es 2 ies a ns ‘ ; : : nroken Ds qu as Siege : : Hhattia c na thi} Te an } | ‘ Tf 1% +i ¢ K " e , a ie | Coa mo as em , : : abe \ } Kime ?) oo aN ; Os “ os " ; _ ohe Res ate A i ’ - GA & Leo N a | - . + i} ,* j ‘ | ‘ : a ; i Tr oe yy . P| Ja 7 4 ‘ : d ee, a 7 tiie \ 14 | ie 3 : 2 Jeceribing a more Or " ee . t) ¥ é i et worcs u 2 am fi VK if ‘ .Q Lew ' . — --* a r - ‘ , ‘ *+ ; i ~ { a ae a decided and had pa mm OW | nec pon the Governme ONDON, Slay : ’ dressing a Washington birthday i. . . enid gome inconvenience and dis- me ii ' wae, . : VY H} _" uits : g U some sia os ; si ae eh i 37 il ° ? ) I 1S bf { 1) Sé x cry ¢ i | ‘ } } cr) i \ A at ’ fy / , ric gathering of Knigh s of 4 olumbus fort during his journey through ' ae ame — + NTT ‘the ae we . , . | +a >? = . : ® 4 , 4 a si t é‘ e¢ al sf % dressed b I es z + | ro* &aTf ‘ Zal i ‘ ’ ’ - eS 7 2 est nae nc aan YQ move ga on To East st. Louis, rw ae Ss » ; mone sta i pan . e migi iro a : = : ae tha ’ Ss " taisel £ . P 3 ; eect Nee . . ‘ : »¢ to ?) .°) escape idiv Uw : : in? A e Cay qria Sa Cc 7 © i + : ang muilLs sick . 7 im me - = ’ ’ g? pore . F ar " Oovri¢ (our ed ‘or the very youre mer Put and finding ‘ ‘her the dancing ° e Writes a gre vEtT eubinaril I ares honor, attacked the \ ld : ’ , oy : - é ERA ere ——— . Horse, and a 2D : , See} to } e done so es: of , J speech preliminary to "Re - nee , a : ar Pin US Bec s - @ +X é . es “He spoke again and again of militas y red i ’ 1] f his forn al addresses this after F rer ay ce ? e* 34 ae. ’ be } rie e.7 mart . . j “ ithin him which uncontracied uné sis ,arrasse i : > ci eg o ; ’ ~s ¢ : P ' . » , ¢ , ee 0 OC} but A a , e ’ ‘ + % ePasiire re Seasa!l ae é nig t a ie } x « , i ort em nic ( abinet. * * * He has something ‘ ynanue ” dependence of the American Gove e* i) 1 i r } ‘noobrenien S§ 42HbOrvre WentLion - D 1weing Parties During War . 1” a 57 : ePrine a1 ‘ } »T) . ana a a nt 7 escda) ime hour 9 > 4 ” Occasion of the Invasion. . ’ . > 1. : . _ : . " ’ : Bs "3 . a : , , . eceive Both Them and Public. a Washington's t* ' Ire? dint there were at least - i ak tae ie Wawdrd (ver) i area areane oe Sennen ane Si nm ~ —— Tie invasion of Illinois by thé vit Y 2 ; oe .. 4 . ities ‘ * rere - odiaaiee i Vv" , mo a | ‘ A - wad its r 7 fet 60 dreadfiuliv shocking afte: “cae ' on , P nil 1 T ; ie .™ "ae * . ' aca at Pa r Het 60 dreadfully shocking, ident: Sir Edward Grey again today, ish in recent battles In one battle William PB. McKinley and Frank Is : e ‘7 nm \- r 7 . . a b 7 ; be s : et seis uaa : : ey et | ’ 73" ¢ , 7 7 ; : ’ . = 2 ad | { € . : wasn y - ~ - ; o . : : nee) ake! WIth AZ * a iiiii’ LO Tha 1] 1 , De Parties "re if \\ enjnei I > «€ UGé oOWard in | QD tt hy iey ef and he YNror ige 4 Col. House to the Pre , }4¢ iweé an | orge _ read him al yf H00 shrapnel were fired and Srnith cnairmman of the Republic-~ ; i SS | ‘ ‘ ad - , ‘ . . j i \ Pidgii | : . i — : ee their i : - : niernret. ’ * ey . ‘ ” " - . wis P re dit . , ‘ ; . +4 ; ays. He wrote his secretary to * : i need serih-e nrevalent if his time and social , a0 yee \ tle adden Gerard cables me as follows: mveelf since we last met. We first “He said he had found soldiers MeKinley's vote for the World ; + ate vy 1deiv KY 4) Y} " > ‘j 4 + ‘ ,? a0 d : } ‘ i SjT) \ j ; i . J o J \s 2 } +h, - : ? \ 17° ¢? y4 7 m - . , ry ¥ - £ r S&S ' : eo” 2 ester- e } ‘ “3rae , a 3 eo -> a } a-af - ; : ? re eM ba in.o ion E Tiida . ‘re Moers As “4 ga 7 ape of V asi iss ie Ee .* } me Ggrun x : MOW Ove ‘ ‘ frHheao nie Omir ayrnc: " Zimmermann told rik M cliss LSS 6 a f,erard s cable Sa} => tog We SF if-op} ionate i asi un A018 (*ourt an outstanding issue betweer i : ’ . : v ; | Sq ; I 4 ; ‘ 4 i ’ ‘ 2 “em +, . i} > ¢ »* kT) 7 ' - « , . * *¢ » ‘ e = a ea sf a4 Z , two cr ‘ ‘ ' 12 ritj- P ‘ : oe ‘ 7 } ; 7“ shar re ig - ~s » = ° . " "_ Yryay? . 6 > ae eT i > ™ ‘ « ; ‘ . ; ‘ : ¥ } — 4 tae , " } > oe - os : 3 deceive bot]: them and [ere ft . ee Pir: also for his employes, §s «Sia ties seth ania aM Bryan told him that America at least placed Great Britain in @ nition production that would revo where a pro-court Senator is up 4 ‘ rer. sreere ‘ ‘ An 3 nen ria : oe ' } A ] s% ; ‘ rar . , = _— tary Mya | . » « > « > susi- Puy - ¢ -i* r) and —— . 4 . sityya ti , oe nad e i . : : . ‘ 3 The abundant evidenc seed Oe ‘We } a little dance at mv of their ages ss i: algal ‘ aine ‘er e (‘ghinet Wap) BOL in| carmdet about 2 M more advantageous position, 4ahG jutionize the situation. He “for renomination, with the primary ; . , ; r -_ = ‘ ‘a . v* ® « } . + yt ya 7. Ty ¢Y . * ee eee sie Sf : 1. smtF e« = } ing ls a . ? ' y’ ‘ a f rnynaors: f ons shit + , : : Mishonest. brave, patriotic and a few evenings past.” in liquor bint ee tion’ Fre esa@gucion a3 the: } tania matter.” Of course, he expressed himseit aS being £ia@ 4 jist of firms and corporatio: set for April 13. From Illinois, : A 12a} ‘ i «i * * iA ; cs : ane y« i 4 ‘ La 243 r ; : i | \ = ‘ ‘ ” : at ’ “ ° ch cr * + . Ooo ” 1 " 5 ptaimany other things, has com- ‘ras Exce) Iterm in his diary 101 5 | i: ae ; Le ) Bryan did not say that, but I it had been sent, for it settled ¢ronm whorn they were getting mu Borah will move into Wisconsin ; a Aiton ree” wm'riTreac tine Cs, Nera Piis : 4 , , : ? Speak rr Nimseil and . . ne 4% +} , aide ~ a >! ‘ | aha 4 : . + vy e 4 ™ * ’ ’ ~ *» ’ v4 te ' ‘ ° ° - c , * , ’ j r : ey ; ‘ ; } » , ° %; * | : Ny ” - r, . len > i > (j ii ‘ j La 5 - A ‘ . ‘ + ¢ a | ae: ‘yi j 4 {) wan , + ‘. f (s#T)- : a4 ‘ a " , Oia ih . ; ¢ , J ‘ > - . : - ’ ey . ), . eteaions a _ c * , T\ ? P } 4 4 zi > . ‘ i] ; | ‘ i ‘ ” ‘ € ‘ ‘ *« } 4 ¥ r ‘he n} sere é \\ ‘ HSS lm, LOT s. . . . — ith ort un rir + ,; + I'¢ Ty} ang ¢ ; a a ‘eet » es } e £ - 3 ¢ (x z Zininice rian told (2 rard were cOompeii¢ t] ro WwW akzEt t ‘ = important, if Wafe not as larg as J ' Senator Lenroot, Republican, 5 : ' wards Ac’ fen ‘ : . Atl act ae EPO ai Laie UN * . os > agwat + ; ‘ It - . j t i "es +> ie > r hie #crea- - f Ty ¥y ner aa’ DW AKD HOt Sh. we ine policy agalnsi (,reat Bri iad thou ht. a aa : a : i ieee - © OOK Mis 1 , eltting Ww? O a - oe ernmen’ l expresser whiling marine |} . ; . eader of the administration forces i . PO} on ] ski : ** : —- a . a A 4 2 Gat} A STL e Was > F } if} ; rf y - - 4 | £4 - a = Va" Gi -ns aa , as I int a 4 A . . 7 a ae »VYY, ~ : en 11 ‘ . " ¢ Sy On reading such lems as the ef W ington was Worst J BETIS oy | : nce in regard to his own endear véheoe 4 he ¥89 ; Oring ‘0 Bla! o. rious menace to the allied cause if is up for renomination, : i negses ij xregti a= bad ¥> 6A : , Ac 2 re ‘ = a ‘ ww VS aia LP 8 al s4tat cs’ * ec r) + BRelze +7 tL.mntanntea ‘ n : | 4 ™ " ol " yet A i . " y —— | , * , ¥ i Oh ii } . bitsy a ; ‘ ie TY it Ss. = " 1 _or al . ; ; MiUOW Ne A)G i318 preSlae mtiai ré Si wis ite 4 , T >. TIO? A TY; O”ric ~~ erdar ’ ge! ‘ “a ea) le th the Presider t QO j 9%. re was ro j irl i oe | ‘ 17) the rool ti\e Renate to the Unga & A judg - 3 Vi. v il aie an 47 ‘ 2oO 4 ee’ i | ‘ la: ‘ 1 j Lid q@17&? roe 4i pid tL aa ae ie : - Ad c a4 ‘ C° i : A ‘ ‘ : rests that this distinguished asse ‘ 7 eee ae oges siaer S resigna‘ion a earnest abou 4USiTania ie r ceasons for @oing sO. i @@1G i “ that a sea ’ : ; continue he devate “ hich oo i 4 al é nere ‘ ec } a . cs ee ‘ , - . , : Pus epee . ‘ i te tho . ine . . . , , 7 4 ) iw tH iT} _ . Re ra has . lares nj +o a . , (o* e-onurse \1 ryan q f| nor @avr antes Hhurpose tr pers ip de trie ] resi eulta 1e fo! rie nan for a Candin shut ott in the Senate iF T ie vol4 ri Roate ay , teresting: some ea iS! 5 er = : ' - eahauid now Be otis re milk-and- afficeial ) | : ‘ + 3 aT ety ~, o ité msc a> R a I}T 4 c Ppa fe . i ia ¢% — Soy (,rerT Di« tate« Agreement fhat birt | t} ITLK You BliOuui i BE TAN a —— not to ¢ nate a ; ee s* an ‘ fy [iCia | 1? gz of ‘iO ure . | r ‘ ‘ . ~° ’ yr? ah ; ~4 . ri} ‘ . . 4 . ; a ‘ i ‘ ~") > ; : . _ @ } “\ . . a 3 Harte is ~ }* a) ti i : a tn owing : : ir i ©aO lie dicta ed wT! tle y wrote. ae © whet yA mimermann vit (,°! ral. . water war. hit to p if ail ie “Tle & | r agalt and ag: ¥ of Reed “= Motto in bight. a ; . “= iii } Lia tii ‘ Ahad um ¢ 4 + yt @r er ¢ . Le : : a i : : : : — - \ ~ | ; ; i ; 3 , ¢}h " rom : " >} aahilre Saindaw f+) a 2 see \fr e . 5 ei? ~~ ‘on naoerstanding pet weey us Whnici [i E] VW A ri HO > gE strength, ai} tne Vis sit) and Mii Lilie a itary re¢ ] ta pe, whe h ne dé - Reed suid he recom re nded for | | : . 4istiid » oo : 6) 4 t a ga T) ‘ : ae | a La | if s . ‘ P ‘ te ane @ . > . - > ‘ - . Tis l« 4 - 4 _ ‘ ry 74 _oa : l i ‘ . ¥ . ’ » +4 Sa , ‘ : i 3 4 : Dogs His special Pride. Phin 08a : oe te , xandria fo: was iteraiil’ nis Cerard earned of ime Cavie , nergy of our nation into 80 elared he would cut out as speedily ai] Senators who voted fer tiie q . j . ‘ | , ° . u ; F \ ‘ ad 4 - . e ‘ £ . id J i a : brass $m o& . ‘ 7 : ey . , ) _— die a ’ } Y Aa : . a tO f+ hier . , 4 in ¢ emermpet ) ‘ . —— . “4, , : : " é Mine Was. 0 eae ey 8 Mlonday. “ist Tes At a & eshes eommon rw Permitting staple oodstuffs ¢-om Dumba in a curious fashion. that Europe mignt remen ? ws possible He was ful) of energy | measure a vigorous application : hawe i 2 sister. s i u nog Chat " f : ‘ ise? oh ¥ 2 + 4 "«>) : - } » } ‘ j Py proper sport ior a coun Binghatr inegreat sple Distiller goto neutra: ports without ques-. gimmermann had come to lunch a century what it meant to pre and enthusiasm, and I fee] certain | of the maxim -.of Donnybrook Fair »iT P ila = . 6 . . : ‘ Coven is i a a wed i ; . siate ¢ ’ : f oa + im? y" a a , _ ; — ig ; ‘ 7 | fe gentleman, and it was Was , Hoa Te: t Mr Had O7 with him and after his customary ...)-6 a peaceful nation 1 omething will soon happen in his “wherever you see a head, hit» Touesda e; , i & I . ti “ae Sly sever hours ie sue a 2 ngton ha a distiiery Oi ill etaimed oe made as so0n aF Lnited States Ove! es - art Rinieiais io hj ? i , ment t 4 - ‘ sf — “Social and Gay Peas ington 7 a6 - hs Sieg aes not serious rondon. May 7, 19198. something dynamic within him Renewing his argument that @n > “ . . . . a e cy ‘ ’ é 4 ¢ oat _ o . b ae } 5 *5 * ) ‘J Le i Be —/ Ls * e , . 4 en Pp Vey v Name ‘oO eH rh f riis ‘ . a rr} c 712 A . a (,ove nor 3 . © ".¢ . - ~~ ia pedigree . — ‘ ters ng © re’ fror vs : _ ie: a ty A eS Sh na went geld ae tet of the!) — ny # ‘he which is badiy needed in this great into the League of Nations, Reel re f rry —s touien ; i « A ed T> } LY “vy r « } ’ qd 3 an ; Aarne ri¢ i , , ' O,exz} I . . © ” 9 , «4 7 . ~ “OER were his special pride ™ mas nt : feas- plantations, al leiaged a Pprorit | whom pa on VIG pe mac S00! SP sees a You ret cateagie te hour. *@ ® « toid his audience at the Palme: 4 . a } nN , ‘ 7 i y ‘ * 4 77 : + m - - 3 ‘ Ys ‘ R m lad mnoOnN , lmmimer- o 2 .c ‘ imme ‘ft 1K) ¢ ean SB «a \ ; « : Their } ? mila relia apt, shea ar [on Of. eee han $100¢ Shouid England agree O coe eonversation, caiied upo! t g -at laying o: cCargo¢ ‘ ’ } Ki House that President Coolidge anl é ; ha ‘ ‘ : : J ‘ 2 ‘ a4 " 2 e . P “ iy. ei ata i. . > . t WW . riié 3 , . ‘ i 3 Seeger y ¢) urce of . ; ee made had mh @n- oY, us ea rye iT) ' , ‘ES NC SGeme + I 1: remutatedq ‘+: LI: Inatra rt with a gBaraeney first proposit.on, Germany was t mann and demanded ne sou ’ v-esterdas } aireadyr naa a June 4 sf died s f¢ cane ¢ “ony } | _ _— : ’ eritine , hie sit to BRostor ris COB ee a eee SS ie ¢ ‘ 7. mermann at ~ Q Edward Gre . r two cables I had sent the a majority of the Senate hav itty : r ¢ . ’ y Tl lik ‘ ass . sg ‘ } 7 *#roat 9 7 ‘ =} tc are ‘r) ery. lie Yryi1a? Ory alltii i Aweh Gh babl “ . "+ v ? 3 é it JA ‘ > . 4 Orne f) a 4 ; A Wi b i Ack NA . X a4 © ™ ut Ty . ; 7 7? } 1 € Aad j 1? bea f ery wrov)d eu 4a th Cease supmarine Wariare QO] re? if MmToOrmatcyi me rare 1] . ooo ‘ 4} : + ‘in ° ' " _ iOTs Siri \ ian a4 ¢ rs ? Ove? THh¢é T TI} ge Aaj)’ mr ’ ps “ : a . : } ae as ; ; } ‘ , ' .r €* 4 r f *¢ ie ; eT erjons ‘ i va wee Of : he menvioned Rebecca * : not get hant vesseis and discontinue the once pulled out the cable trom |, | rmorning, so J did not Make 4D pPragident principally about the in- | 80: ntly defied . if “4 ‘ VRBO { is « Yeas si Spf ; “5 } i 2 / 6: Se tore ; wmNart’ the Wii a seni. ~~ sain ; — . : we , : ' eition) } Tnaz ] ‘ } . hy ' e%5 ere eS aie, ie ; \ ‘ . a . ( T ¢; x P He was woras Bi S pas ~ ae aiates : ¢ s P eter Th ’ Hitlers betyv eer tnis Government Presiden gitiation Wats ‘ bi ited ana . this q us stion. in oraer tha (Here “ y “ “ : a4)3 ’ "? Ti ’ «ci . . . ‘ } 4 —s wMiahtc: >. ri ata . ba 4 ‘ . ‘ . . _ rs “ ai -te% : » ee ho _ . . 4 . . ; : \ "0 nances al}rt that ne wou aes —s : ; wt , Be . « re nd have no reference to Ge y's Reply ‘a ¢ a riot GO to tem porize with M1143 1 [ie ne misunderstandigr k were rusne d Leo the LA Agu » Oe ur. ; ' Corsa 4 4 7 & A ‘ ‘ "3 F ‘) ¢, * ‘ >t? ") {} lz ‘ 4 j p' Li; i ; } a6 aad’ A iad 4 i : Aa ae A so. satin + 2 DIA try tor Instance. LS ae . . £4 4 +} « Y ‘ Wiyrrncsé ¢ . a ayni¢ $4 caf r™man - . ‘ > : + 5 ‘ a * i bia Etit -@ AAA D>. : : seal ie : ae V"¢ é 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ p? da j , ce : ana . a ae tie ¢ hho f ermans . - . am - 7 «ie he” gad ert ‘ nd qr storm redtrire nha / and j 6 Moc — Li Ra re of =P visua.1zZea 4 it Oeil ae a { e eur ; : ; Ta Ay: : i; Pine at (sermar * a? (j xt } De AaATrjJed OU d Wil on ‘re matter “ na Lsak ' : ehould : pe Ti¢ f fSSary LQ hi i witb j I re j eat) : i ' Fim b 3 ie ‘ 2 ie 4 - * ~ao4 _- 7 a nmatr) .t Hep Sf ' ag’ - ‘4 ee £1 ‘ 4 ais sian Relaye to Ss e ae oa er gerry *} iy} res Se n.Aa tO wl oa - treat 1@8 hie negotiated tyes? VA fer) th od a} . eA far hatter, instead O:1 }'% ry i. ¢} f hie (‘oun- ft once were@ GGsie “s S } vigor iater, piace, he plaved if sane , co ae ~~ Phe uther ¢ his Coun- ¢ n leecident: ' ¢ = throuch asin a " , , a } arving t¢2 CcCnests ha ¢ o> ~ ; , (art. . 4 at Y wr’ + trome Cg! House 7% EIS I I iw 4 . ~ ha rrs ee Vor Aria LO ore, OI r , > mer erelgn pow ers LArous regia; . YN} aba: ‘ x; t } te Y lay ed il qaials ea .*o . x ‘ @ eS . s? re i? wae ‘“‘Hiis miaiesty t ‘'ked { f LHe recent ‘ rr a naan niet as: aS) . wigted., ui : ‘ ee oe 1 her answer eK .0n cei oF Co gain . When i came over Here 3 ‘ RAED 581A SO | oa fag ty, _ ‘ : at ee one . | OTe 5. ahi XA ‘ . ‘ > ‘ Alera’ ow mic > 73% ’ " }oO:g is ’ . a ‘ : ad . “Notwithstanding the protecel ; . - . ” . : , . ; 4 4 b 4 P ,‘ery { ’ . . os fer, . . 7 ] ty ovr oT» 6 12} re is : ¢ hol i ii . 44 . : " . ' . . ~ . } ' ‘ ‘ , ‘ ; 6 mion j »1) i j } ia i 2 } . ‘ ; wea ; ; lence to show a cnanr note nt I could communi- } yrve the following cate practically the universai opi! nin Zeppel ai « gE and statute of ie Cou . T eames. He was in no sense dence to sit , ple of concentrate inten Ou 1 Us ? } ’ : P ' ‘ “3 >] 1) al ‘ ' ws , a 3 ad . " >| ‘ ’ ; 4 ch eA s- ; Offered 17 hese =f! ric ' f I T qaganies ‘ 7 vur’t are : 1 fn TY. , o wt A i. } ec Oo cate with him furtne: [ aiso tol¢ Cierard : france ane Engiand and, I find mue ee ee ee ener ‘ ie form and substance a ‘treaty. thi is aha ‘ ij = Shnio 4 ’ pics ia! naetthar r\ 6 apart er rege? at et | ’ ‘ T wan? . Supe est » tine ,erina’ : sass ‘ . ; Lor ray ae Russ j ais: . {Mat ‘ u were ' SOUT OG tie Vilig thes wou s &\- Preside: ‘ ré eivedi them from tiia@ . biol was 1! =. ae nim i wouid Sues : - ' ’ y i estiol : a : "e . Bo ay She ea : 5 z we ; e peasen ost pale usualls nad . As an offset Tor Ene eras uthorities. through Gerard the? ; oore Tee oe ae ‘- prop inclined to ' pro-verman eves tempt to burn London I showed League of Nations; a body which y . aa. = : ei — pe P aaa ‘ ie He was a discmmina’ spects of nis aracter mentiones me nea answer the note by making Jagow this morbing § ane al 4, though the America! Pa re as ¢ hii the last cartoon in nee " eee, ue have refused to foin or to ; _ See ee ee wearver of femiinine charms hove. however, there follows 11 « proposal in questior osition of permitting the passis® whole were ot! erwise. «a ~Martin sent in advance of! — ““ recognize as possessing govern- Won oy vaesehastaena ag C e a Yq 7 ¢? ? : the Farmers Alliance, the “Mu Klux ae = — ’ lhe i i ‘ tT. tata Norn a1) ape roc fia * @ . ry — ae oe of the King the *** ‘ «? be tae - ee . +e . is * . 4 aS ould hare foi) ty en io’ Pines vi or: rye — i ; ; the ol. Hous Solicits. mrmicitt i¢ £ ¢ r c , tan Kian, the Knights of Pythiag, tie attired ‘ne “OT Gada as . . wae nro. erirniay ‘ : ; r - . “1 e; ! > Of course. ‘ AmiInistration a , ° — pette i ry ie if & OG ‘ : , . » ‘ : ~ er ors 1"? ‘ ’ i* 4 3 Wyle This Ci oOes BG MAli as ' ‘ ve ; — 3 . ) Masonic order q? he An'ti-Saloon » Ver ‘ ai 3 «i ‘4 - P sal uit? —— Prroo ness, DIF } et , . , — te. c*? ers the am trie ‘ : te fata . a i race to hRaenmernie: “Their . , ing words German ropo . make are :™m} ; . ¢heae and he nas tom - ' . low and deserves a Detter Tate (nan , eague "ent 1 : met in os U3 : ‘> their contentiot as ) oa ui 7 ge Ai ey ’ ae ‘ *hHe¢ AAS : . mr % —— } ; rea C1 CP + we on Witt OF od , 7 i+} ; . Lo in al . bd " i> 4 1 2 is ‘ " .¢ : . = me , , *y ae +, Amine § * Ls te f : ? . ‘ J oe. - he ’ — oye : ee ~ > ¢ a is rt te War Tt b 7 o ) "6 Gied the foliowine Dece e tind st nae Decal ated ! + +o snewer OU 4 George at 1! House recorded, “as 4... g paul convoyed as effective. said the dispu ctween ; ye ; . oe : sa , rhe ‘i ore L"¢ ' A iits — P ‘ . ‘ 75 ‘ ; ; . . j ‘Vey li 4 ‘ .* + Lit . - ’ Ti T.98 » wany i ; * + : i | : j d “it ; . _ Bae ‘ ‘ - ‘ : : meee ih . —— ‘ haha . ‘ ; Say ' 2” 7 eS s 3 e ‘ ‘ + i+ *“o * 2° f var ; nid the >. . gouse 4 ’ ‘ iIntielye nrrang , ars ul , ‘ ; the ACcvocales © atts ‘ : os uving was als ' wht nosing that if Eng.an: Col. Hou previousiy arranges wee oe iy as the British navy could do the 3 : , , r) “a . : aA 4 { ‘ ; ] , ’ | é >? ‘ ; .sc4 , i > atin _ . ‘ ea : ecrryi¢ rf rg \' ij ol ‘ } : Li é ‘ it bi ig } ; a) fe im Dendenek {¢ ablegratin) nrieed at the freedom with v hict - vocates of peu e. but be ween ‘ws ! . “T 4 = > , ; Py, : = ’ ‘ Bi kal a? oO . pr jsed \ . } R ; " ° ‘ , ‘ ~. i] — en erd ‘ iis ™ . vrei i? f>eoqi ™ Aid 7 +4 - : NI .y 4 : > + . : . 2 > tiie SAE TI et. i ita > rere gr? — i} jai \ : ’ Swe »?* ; sid h nant i re a . ; ’ " ‘ trriern? P - 4! . c > ls , 7. : e MTs Mes or ‘ Of iis reese Was Lue Caer ; o aa , nus § ¢ ‘ P wre. + ec, 1 norts b thout ane ws wre ‘ny he eriticised tie N ar in par het oer hers s A a ®t ite fee Ing of de- sBCULOTA, re h desiri sed th pea ® j . . . — :% rarasltra - * Te qi? > o2 F' + , ry 7.61) d i z Nec.,eor ar “t a . . é . m* ‘ ‘ : k a* * ‘ cr ee 4 ; ,? \ ; aa ai \ ? (Pity = : ‘ . ; i} t4 Ka : ‘ P ° . aif Tié s tie ~ ‘ a ‘ m . + A . Tl ; a teow . ; ate . a -¢ 4 ‘ t rire ~ . tigrngee Bs Spment aSSt'] , ss ‘Le’ 7 € ai - ct") r) 4 ‘ ‘ E \ ‘* dis ‘ontiy ‘16 The 4 a’ , . a go He said (,rea’t Britain KiaouiGg ney pression ir | y giand at pre sen’. and prosperits cr" A me rica. , a ~ K ’ ; . . i ; - = . ; ’ ThA} , : P —— Ps ' aa. epetios {,ermnay;n* . ad ss ‘ — ‘er & ‘fy ! . . : aver - . . 3 Lom, " . 4 “% + } vy . ‘ Letecd i’ amet nat . sie ia P | - ge e, © . f satin-? - Tai Guve a+ the races and Uon Witt ee sae & . at satitiettaa tn Racy SIE? ‘ } warfare on mer- a@i08 — r noth have @ii the Snes they COul Ue largely due to the iack of high ex- he one faction declares the € —& “© , . : f ' : _ . — . + } Mat, meri ° , , | | . ' a 'T] rine «r- gx ‘ a fare (2a RiP 2857 L485” ais ‘J . —_— Pats nia . * 6: £2 6 TY r} ; thé ‘ eee . hs e} ce2ee. eo es ©! . ¢” j @uttisbsc ‘ . 4 4} _ } mé ‘ ) cs . - th arpes? et - ‘ = ¢ a 4 . — . ‘ a e | horde 4 e wid! o his ey YMmens. hs theate, aro Usual * - Wiest ? : hic The ~eesele and wil! aiso discon inroug! a _ «e no neeqd sinc tney were © tls + plo. es and “iso Qo 7 * sek ‘ tie vest way to preserve the peas more - . j : i aa ; : won tment y } .} i F oT) . ess i «eca Uae and pros pertt * ts At eriea he . eb ' iT'se i 3 *% ie a ; :- ana ‘ pe 4a* a Belles « e : e 2¢ Hire. rinwe Tne LIS {) ' . ‘ ‘ : va as yr (oor rf. r . : - of ‘ : ia - 4 | 2 > if } arleston . ee aeiey re r pit = r abit 'e 6 Ea par eat (sert eT) tt ; oes a ane eS ‘ e — vi " ii hme ; & ity f "J at ‘ % he «2 ey LTAhke ad l rif 10H i ‘ . an9 LOS ’ feome CeO PTI!) « ; ri ‘3 ‘ j d l’a . i? ‘ entinued on Page ~. Gta ; : ’ © . » e oY } ‘ y : ~ >’ cytye a re % ’ v ry? § é , _onmt nut on - ™ ‘ ; — 2, ° *% i 4% ‘ _ .* . . P es @ ': ‘ ‘ . ‘ = ; ? . y : sna 4 ' ~ « a AY Bee : ‘3 ‘ ‘ ; ert ry ca : - " , > or crenr 2) ‘ , , 9 F . > . 2 . ie Lade ° . ; ; i [Be Ce ,ay*? = , YY) the a ‘ 4 . 7 ‘ ~— ‘ , ‘ ‘ t beset US! ens tame thenvne? bris ‘ ] “t ' , } oes third . : mt . , (ontinued of

Page 18

itr ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, MONDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 22. 1926. vA Te Be : : — RAM: WHILE Ps oT | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THE COOLIDGE ECONOMY MYTH. WASHINGTON AND BUNYAN. oa Fee eae ipa FE a UN , "ounded } Or p rrmrmrEp c ; C is amryth. Gorernment expenses The Volstead act will prevent the countrr exnjor- os , | 265 oS ilar OEY Bae Peg | Dn . ‘s ———«. aa , | | 4 cs : Tm ~ ar ye * * Pro-' an t ? This is the ing the perusal of George Washington's recipe for = ‘ Lhbissce sc tert ink pe usa © ty 4 z aso RE ons sy ial and Famil v . yr ¢ ‘ Dec. 12. J&738: are not decreasing. They are piling up. al x Pudlished By the Puliteer Publishing ctatement of Senator King of Utah. He has furnished beer. It is doubtiess a good one. But there is as yet ‘san Entertainment ¥ . y i a ; “Tatemer: : lt kh 4 s Ao * @ X . [= t i oe . -s ** ‘ f ie DP 71 i a 7 t+? ’ Pas - ™* . a bm | -“ — - im = ~* Se on) i= + iA = Bu o* 77 ht Cieau Co. ee «duce geet tiles the fienres in an intervie n the Sundar Post- no law against quoting what old John Bunyan though ‘nnoun ome 7 (ilsre AN freer eh 4 eS ~ 4 ee a2 6a5'% . ; ges " - aaa : r — of wine, as one of the necessary things for a man to , —— — se Trena’ " . e . ~ | . Dispat hare on his nilgrimage to the Celestial Country. Reac ~— ST-DISPATCH PLAT- mn urgent deficiency bill. passec iast Week. appro - oe " egid to be the second largest FORM. on er on C aia ; a i eT ies wD a . ~\s ‘ wr ae ‘ yy @ s 4 4 gest I know that my retirenicur will , saree aap the bible, among religious books: . sc ‘ f = eT tr [priation 5 ad “in wi sotto DP. ee | -¢ : > -- . make no difference in its carmlinal ernment not covered by the genera: appropriation When Christian. the Pilgrim. was being entertained principles, that it will always fight ; another urgent deficiency bill wii s in- at the Palace Beautiful. by the maidens Prudence. ee One Yeterm, never tol- teanduced. we are told. which wil! appropriate $2°0.- piety and Charity, they seated him at a table “fur- & 2. 1 ee) % he ‘a a Ss > o > ; ope ? a * oe > ° 7 " » ee * tJ ‘A XY re . fi 14) » “ 4 Ls) v4 * * e | ‘ erate injustice or corruption. alwar- with wine that was well + et — fight demagocues of all partic. pa = = C oO QO = iDS — i? ij) wean ther the actu nenses t refine Revver belong to any pariy. always carried. it will mean ta the Acluai @Xpenses 0: a . ~ : > - a” 5 ed ry F- — a : oe > _ ater S J a > ean oe eee bh 5 -_~eow > ? ee A ow "2 4 & always be drasticaliy independent: in the sgingie item of military expena.tures me heaven cressed his wounds with leaves from the Tree mever be afraid to attack wromrt. -cherges the administration with “deliberate cecep of Life. and he refreshed’ himself from the bottle they ‘ome ag ai) . . ine + ** » * ‘ s > s “ ; whether by edatorry plutocracy or pee cake . + os , a sew 86 WL | . — — . , . pr dat ¥. P . . n ”) ASAInG f ¥ an appropr a” °b we i “" i et 4 a Dac = % =e ] ° TeDl.- ; a — * a red. . winadT Ss Ot) predatory poverty) : ' ' cner gasps FP" since Miss . ? . “ nae De all a 3 ‘7 aan > 2 > ee ae 3 ee oie . +. ak ti Aewan ’ ¢ wet emct @] sn & me _* ee ai iin > , 4 ware BAuvewis : : 4 “sa ‘ - oe tes tor ~~. ~: . > >. Se - goires = —-— -~ ? = ae oe | enlalion to April 10, 1907 false inspiration for fulsome propaganda nilgrimage. Greatheart, speaking for Carist. telis fel i con auet 2 to quer The weddin | ig i Z - a real - - s* ~ - : —_ - er “ ; ~ = és +4 3 — _ . } 2 =m 7 ’ : ESL SS — S, oc King is a Democrat. Allowance. there shat “Mw Lord has sent each of you a bottle of wine. fore, de for the partisan. rancor of iis Later. on being entertained by Gaius, they are PERLE Bp sew ce Ger ay psa ere gd - a — a _?- : ‘ t a> > “oT . = . . . ‘* — a mments and the poiitica. acvantage that mar a @o giten wine rec as , =~ . . yy a ; » | a | re Fi : nd \ is ; biood.” and told to “drink Apa. s « . 5 - ' - ; 2 4 77 —_. : - ‘= wy + | - hee Awe co 4 How the City Neglects safetr rue to his party from this exposure Bu et free.% SO they Crank abc were merry - . ia — ie Ss. a4 ? @¢é "y » ¢ “ os 2 ane We = _ 3 a S wa nothing political in a ceficit of Pour Bunvan ndemned drunkenness. So no doubt did ia - ; ae 7 i, : hier _ ann ~ «? v Ge . Tte Trea (°C "annot ae Tt" s bh, oom ee R + hac they been -Ontemporaries t+her : Ss A DITLe? and cos... A we & Ain f— Seow 4. asst © ~ YYaSLIVE LOL Dut 468s Fail J ae Vad Oks PP. Bs shy 648, ‘ ’ - . Rs ; . an a" Be ‘ $ e i = ~ . je h . ate : glossed over Dy iegis.ative termino.ogy 1 ce might have joined in a bottle of good wine with : . P . . e = “~ * & ~~ . = , 3 _. 7 . ho = ve b., —_ = e nee oe a " ‘ em paasices i ciency bill is an acknow.edgment oy acimig- thankful hearts 5 4 2 ~ & > ~ 2 en —— - '? ~ ~eo es Fee aia ee ee a ‘Sty & 2 sis ‘stration that its expenses have exceeded its est , oe . - . - aes sn oie : i alle ae ie ite’ mistake.in 0 OR START saan : mate. A deficiency bill is a confessed mistas : FROM A PO T 6+ 4€246 SSNS . Sis Aa AKA ea hiah the ner . 2 = b oda 4h im ' - . ; > a site : A i * : : Liis IRStAD os a $6 OF ' ‘ +? Fe... ake Wi Teac! ers * ~ ee ee ~ ere ar 60.0 but es i It is with the fact, mot with the po.ltics o: _ om Ty , es a * een a ae ~ £ é Lo s. 0 e versity Chicago is - — 4 ’ ~ j “~? » . 4 ~ as e* Pa r 4? © £& i. +% aso ~ ewe & we a~ ; wa & ccas ’ a@ ~alUurcay E Pcirg r = > - - . . _ - a a“ #55 * Oo - ** ~*? - -~ oF, rf . Ps * x as ik set - e+ © + a _ ~ *- + oN a ad "4 hie seen iw enaane in. | tee be made Senator King submits 4m @xp.40a- Pos: which tes the same authority to show tha ce - - . a — OS. dbaa is ~~ & ~** £& 1et . ae - = sa> — >’ ~ «4 \ ow » Va “ se ss '~ ee > . , . ; ad i ~ r ‘ ‘ S t oe e* b§ FP «eh = , - ot -. mentexpenditures have continued of the las ntury. ‘ | - . . a ms _« — _—e , . _— 7 - dministration has absolute. But some ome should explain. as the Post did not , : Sune Drentmec wn ToD the previous Stone - “Tip i0of *' 2 mists guests a her it ® here three ye | show. whe ras + 7. ¥ e* * f + * | ; f h * "hi > 4 4 f re ts > ; | ® po Yo) e = is ty’ rr fe eile ; ; 4 iF ae] ip vA wh A 7 > ? c % > ie © i © f» z A 53” 63 @ t » > to ‘4 “4% ? m 3) (3 a os) t3 + te "4 d 4 t t fu b t ts f f ’ ae . ' ‘ > «€ ; ese - ¢ ~—nrar -~ ; - et “rs ¢p,7 no? es Saar i a . —eitad he the Dy, . é E : ies. On the contrary. if 's Mu:tip.ying them — en ayaaie Se , a, 2 p, was very well recast = ee in ke ~ aga ete ie aim a : a a pins ag ttence. Her meth) ™ “ a ™ - 3 ~ > ~maere - ” ™ * - ~ no -” ~ to = = - = ¢ . “= # ~~ bai ‘ - - eueaeine Gisreanect { I * ¢« © It is mv estimate, based upon new anc red sch iouse curing muco of tre past cen ¥ ‘ . . 0 O } D GS = a big first-"-é — points is om i oa j 7 oe Peel. Tex - >| aed > or ~ i « . - a - se. era. ‘ : . . > . .*% . 2 — ‘ . : > ~ -) > —— - art On e. -* . 4 oa “2a & _ Se. ' a3 a ¥ ws = 7 Wil? } ations TT} area te , evaras ch oe pending legis ation that there will De an in DU neg.ected (oO SAY Sek -' America’s devotion to edn oe » ots fue ’ + er, A. am ait | a *e. ee ~~ rs - + . — ~ - ~ a - 3 . ‘ ’ * ‘ me . P vy ° . > ~ : 7 ~ =o 8 @ - e & ve y . > so FP + pa. rrr ar * ~27°° an tT “ ~So rane 7m a? ‘re Tegcnrers wha “reac * ‘ec a’ E «cet » 0 Falion’s a ee¢ ; A ra * & - ‘rease of OOo in tf2e¢ BuUmMde! OF tsOV¥V@rrbpme@cr. SB.Li0D Mas Sulake Laid me (Cf we €4 2 @ me fi VOU * x , a e'os with the ; : _ . . . m . - , ar 7” as a os ioe wade “ rece Tin oe I « . — ’ ® ° . - ~ — : . : . . —— ~* A ? £ a * arcs -* * 3 7 a4 ‘ ? — i. - | 2 - — . ~ — . ~ a —— ~ ~ ~_> ews eS ara a. = ,20- ~: in at oe ee - 2 = eo " , : n , emploves by the end of the next yea uo6e te 23 Of .@€rning were paid :@Visa sums oe Fs oa wt > is a2 MUSICAL extension field M - _ Ve ” hi — . . le | ae Pes hont ¢ month nad permitted to board around ; =.3 Ditieow Hood. shh = oe ~ . — “— ~~ . , & wv , c= a ad Wt do « arn S i no * " “ ~ * * a int ; - b _# : 3 ‘ = 4 é eee" aia E tk me ctreet« se these bonile- As regards that phase of mounting Governmer . iy setae ™ —, ie = ef Red Rid Bee s , Mrs. ; 2 Rar: ae ¢ that cand mn had changed at th ee . . on (c ts introduced preoward 4 . ar @ > > 42 . ; a ier an = ¢ x. pi: 4 7 S . _ - ia & as \ 4 ae UO ee a0 s © a ae * ae eh * ee o . - sg J i » on % —_— 3G ne eS } | - —- eh . ™ ee . +” — ? ~~ = - D«-¢ T) Set 4 ~= fi pee ? 77 res F ~ +a rr es a a Rye hy . t at an Ce a. ” ssa o> - ny greup of *. ‘ a = ser, ‘ | : ¢ me on ~ - § ’ "T"\. . ‘- toa ~~. . ise a —_ a. esa Oe ..£ + Oe a) ~* a Whe : 4 - ” el s a > - Vv eacrs r a 4 Cc ~ = ot ‘ ~ n ch 3 r @ ; ~ , ae es _ ex * _ ~~ —-— * - —_ . sf : at i.f . } oF 4 ‘ ‘ 4 . ’ . : 2 —t Sey “ & a the merican peop.e are paying for tre upiliters and ‘“~**¥ - eb paid @S muca as $. or $ - is x a ;, a . ae line al WO ole” eat % Stone's miniature Aside from assist w “4 _ 2a & - . o “a a 5 o> Foe —~s ~ —_—~ * ~ \ - - e — ~ 4 - , : . . ~ i - whe. . . - ~~ ° Ri ; " ; —* 4 . Sap +. ’ Ln. 4 - — - he 4 ns ... a> Oar 4 a7 a “2 -—* oi j ‘ " . . ~ —- s ~ r, ? » . a 4 . . . » * ~~ « . ~ » =» te + © % , - 7 a 7 * @ °F z > Ff > ed . ’ : 2 j - . ” a ‘ . — ——— 7c ts ce “) That is the price of the materia] and mora! paterna 3 TESs2eG (SS) tals Cigvcrace Cmoiumend , ! Fire -. =e L “ ee res, Seco e197 Ts Sete! 5 : 2 s > gir - pigkht mantke« tarw s ‘ ; . ts : ; - q 3 : has ism 0 pc n = be ~ a: be 4 e a . _ e 8 r a - Ke i ’ . 4 > a " tees & _s r . = ~ — a eaten - e ‘+ 4 ~ as 4 f : : J " * r * eae e - “ctor « Whe a> fax ean "ators were ‘ict, z 1 “Gucacors A : -— “| » -* > é - Ferman e: 4 ees Ww . at aa. Ls » ~ + oo - ~ —_—m - ~~ rey _ ~~ - # ‘ - ~- ay = s * a “hag * - ~- -~ . “ nant : 4 : ‘ .~\ o* . “ = ~ - — = ll . 4 . . . , rich that e- md thst eren ar - Pas —_ roe os - a .% ;, e “2 Marguertte | ’ 2 = mee . v ¢ at i a Coat @ra, ax oer." vc hi we >" 5 Pt Aa > * +” ~~ fad mcers ac aS. - . “| : : ~a°e es the ; > Louis ex- public are jointly to blame. B there is one } " even a ae nastiee. > pe iT ade Ae are ne ao +> Se gp ae ey , ee the vidson has . 4 .“ a oi 2 ‘ . e . - : > + - mm = a Se - - 2 . ~ et . - RS i on 2 atv a -- e = ; . ept those in the shape of raised loading paring aspect of the situation as presented in the ‘increase of 140 per cent doesn’t leave a great deal for . pate “ ~ i ee age am Zenier is 8 ies a at a num me ae aad ae ~ : é 44% mak we a as pa eta. ‘ pees ie ~ ae ‘. = ie : “ a € Pines - *Sreor Care ‘eg = T>e!. —_ " - ‘ “a wir ‘es — = =. ™ ll i ° = . se 4 ss : “aS = >. a, hn * a” ; rer That S 7*.D =~? SF of tax t baad ; j 4 . @ I etter ee Ant tae COUBirvYs: a) in rec a a “« y . . . Pee maAe ~or A. x. | a > + a ae eon 2 ~ . ?* 2,79 wn - ‘oeece * eb * * te « i >- ».2S8C a & &, 2: eek be a = i. iis ma e rei: usb re ~€Za4 . rt a & a >= ~ ~~ . is “ ; 29 — Artists aml Models” at Shu - ma tA 4 ” . . a t o ar ou} om ant _—. . ra . 2 3 ~ -: a, ea a — utocrat Bn ~ *>+2e gts . = al ] i oe ata by c at on this point mt rate a cee iitaeen ieee Ee MM a | “al ee ee ee oe oe) a oe es ee , — ——— == z SS = {rouses Mild Interest ” ait — PE A PIS monncinnatnanatinuali hudianmentinneeeats n" aqaenpen _ _ a anon meanness stieaeinein cuttin ee — on aa = - ' x -~A +* te : "Saleh. Oe + ° tha *here are ™~™ ARS ~ een . +'A -_ hash _# > be ’ : ‘ Ss 4 : a . ee _ vy" 4 7 a » . - = - » ha ~ ie . em oe Tax refunds. he informs us. hare grown from $§- ™=08G ‘nCcus suid Rave been a fiop if wholly Bis eee Serene © sae = ; ) ‘ IRECTED and produced. ap- daughters sw 30 more of these signmais that ha’ = : _— : . | lim} id ; - the — OO0 AOA ta 70° ‘> $300 AnD AAS 7Q9° Th Or - . cepencea. a “2 pecagzos “2 7 paY " * . Sa = ae a big limit anda art Mfr ay, een aAYing be =" ora ce : x wmiaonrne .. i ~~ \ & —_ +e @ s \ /% w ~ \ a ao > - a 4 ae ‘ a] ; > ya ; . . ; . s » . ‘ " ; ‘ - > 3 ss _ ar . -~-.aAa--e * xg 4 ~* v * — -_ - + t... . sale } _ ~, - ws? - - ~ TE? «oi o¢ - * oe Tr - -. “« oa a os * == *» ret = : ~? : or h Ww ause there has been no moner made aries of this governmental generosity are large cor America neecn t feel €xact.y pemevo.ent because the jf i an ae \ —S TiNC Fe en ee ee f Y y | stes nee ee: k om ? ‘ ee ae —S : % F sais . . 5 % °? - ™ a ~ i a — ™~— ¥ ™ ? = - ry ~ t ; i Yo 3 ? ~ . ~ ee a ns iam neki Sel iets teil os . B L. & 5 McADAWS ms an ; .e.3 ras resented ‘oar. ® in i.e ity treasurv for instai.- norations or their wealthr San ers ea ciets Siig \s Dare increased as Mmuce as they f a " . was P — Mrs. ah : oo Veo A ee ee oe . —— ; (Cracm es? isce ; olen aielia . ** —— ee Ri ‘* - . z . ” . P j ‘ ~ g + -~& ; . at : _ a = ‘ b Ve ie ™ a: s Ps Rat herine H ata ’ “This is done in secret.” continues Senator Mch ave et Loose WoOse fe WOK IS Shaping ti? pias. t : Theater before a large and mildiy |] i of a mn = 7 - P 4 Py * He — " 2 » i isc a.”™ 5 . é é _ a4 ‘2.2 eSte 4 a m : ere are Tew. ai erleciuive street). a7, - . , ‘ minds of childhood and vouth catch ur with the SSS sass THE ~ECRETARY AND THE COUYTES e wr” imagh -} . e aS ~ pelphits oy : as ve , ” ; ie: : i¢dience Performers jas thefr : ey : 4 ? : 7 : a la ‘ ‘ wee : e ale - a . > ~\ : be ‘ - , ~ aunted for by the lack of available finds through a special investigating committee, and eves MSah WS oe vi - , rt ous (FEFORGE WASHINGTON The Same Yesterday. Todar and Forever. ‘@ Sarred in the program were Grace Mont @ F * - . ; - | an ee 6 ; > ; ve —_ L ‘ z a 7 ‘ j 7 ,*? : 4 t i af ser ’ TW: res — — s P = od Fred t 7 +? ia © ie. r home ; ~oe ar : , ‘ > . - - a _- - - J - oa & rn. then annot t all orpo: os | _— = An Ode . in Monroe Coun Appe ym £fa ra te : Soh : : demands and } iain : | | ig a rt e are s mystie® @ brand, An- Toddings and Alex Mor- Miss Ma rq a 4 4 . s ae) ; t% vd] ’ ? ; if , } v 6 ae | 3 / ’ i ty if ‘ > b . ‘ e a . e ne] m4 a | : ~~ | : ne > ar oO +. ~ eo fF > > > . ° _ > a “o °-* ot = |e ~ > ° —— : — 3 ‘ ‘3 meeced SuUpp.iies . e | asaya go before some subordinate in the Burea . if ets > ».G°€ GCeMmascs ana vroacer oppor riaming youth today is yust is : 5 hi willl ie ; : . - a « sie sigs r On cca se ee aciiene ~ . 7 Sahel. . , 2 = , tg o : : : a " - ‘ —— a a —_ * te om " 7 ’ wT! ar’? £ a Ss r ai ‘ating ‘Tangeers a* . . " " ’ - . aa ~ = acc 5 t 2 - - 2. ~~ | ro _- x i. “ ; . > m Le eg ~ = = ad oar *-ec =~ ? = =" « - 2» - 33 4 ‘ gen + ~~ cote are Ions Of yy ars r nD . vw ” en ue trr to f) ita — ae - as © > & es ~~ ra é bd + a N and i ~ a go + ‘ . x - a c - : sae eaeniieanoall ‘ poe for It « : ; -oOris? ay} biVas .: 7-9e.F 4 isa . . a Ae ba. 3 ; : a a me ad noel — . | me : Fran J ' % : » . . 2 » ; } : *eaz far * ce whose | wmrTs gre " Tra o ca Am * ‘ - x2 - 2 : r= ’ x : ‘ : aloes: pte ad me wile ’ @Ge : ; te . ed & fe- kie Heath, immy Fins , ¥ a cal T+," é red because of the iack of these about these matters we are accused of Wanting ° “5 ‘ " inh eens saan = Sow See Pe S-*¥e » i , - Pter 5 train. ¥ . f W iiiams° at ¢ = ; 7 . ; am alter iu: re 3aW a : = me eanor tase = Band *rpheum. a . ’ 2 ” + »¢ haz —. » = CGa ina 7 @ bm orem * i+ - = a . 7 -. prv ipto omer peopie § aiialrs i eOoes $ ee : ss sngsters an GG ard ! . ¢ é SANKIE BEATH. a singer oo a —— . > ~ ee Te die | ? Mos ° ~ 3 =" ae | : mh . = 9 . ~ > . ~~ o 4 talkatre : : a> = ! ‘eva eet | ~ ce ft us f spa: mS iene ; a 4 —— ide Th . 7 T. ‘. © a. | time such affairs were pried int Phe } ssional drys. for some treacherous reason 7 id on the outskirts @ ci Phis S , song stories, holds headline The & : " — sow sentert tr thea ee eee sais aay edhe ; aa “+e wresa* gf ° Fea 98 8 Lan git : , ; , ' : —_— + a a id ° BE 4 s es . > = : _- » —— ae ies —_ ‘'™ec ~ 2 _-— oo ry — — 4 es = * a — gis i Aas s 4 ’. a ° > ™ ; ‘ £ 4 - . . + — ~ ~ Re . 4 a. rx ~ oti 2 _ ii “ . — . . > — © wx . . P 4 "“@-¢4 +S a ™ . .* a . ~ 3 . i 35 F + . + Be > = 4 ot = De J a a e : - Gas. = , = . =. . ~ ee pam : ony, ‘he ry 7. im . is weet. =e er. enn’ ‘,_.¢ . : oat “. "7 ‘ ~— + =: |r aa s FF ethan & ho 4 — - ee a. a an oe — _ ~~ oe iw a ~ ters mF »? e 2 4 : .* r a “Pra - a” = oe > evard = %, «e‘ers * *re2t~ren’ , c™e@0 are ah T~s5 oun Zz - é > m * . . ~*~ - “i . , ~ 4 j . = cer. * , ards tha ~UTTre) sSSi0MN aodout treatment co: speec ; z : Bil i 7 PARAGRAPBRS. 3 ! a 2° eR Ri ae pee ‘tna:9¢..ofenteeiies : = = ~ abe th } ca a ‘aii- e SSeee! a a’ — a — my as ator ctreeate bn. « +p thea ~ -* a ar . ne? ect * 2 Ca oo see = ko "Facer ~— 27 e ini zr: ‘ * > va = 4 — - - é ‘ ns i - P 7 - _ ae imperts a touch o* His rT? = "he } : 4 loarrmen h pce Serer a 8 « v-¥ - reneg 2 — .- ~ * —s — a , ? ad "a : er Ts # _ ie - } . ~A - o- f = 4 om mM 3 ~ “a c a c - ie ~ ~~ ~_- * —— —_ = = : oy me - : ~ . ‘ -_ on , re installed. du? : rertien tothe marked need for a definite Sra: = . a e $ ¥n ety and songs, and en . ? » r*. wv e = . ao - ; F : ‘ ae m = - m * : a a - 4 « é - ™ a ee | 7: . > 7 22 _ - en - _.. secrecy has been sealed up s infant tax-refund snow it’s not mu ° a state for Say $s ~& ailpn W.iams and his radie er- =” , ’ -? e 4 = ’ 3 t °PTs a ae ? ~ . > —— —— Fe ee nN — rs * = *- . « ~ - 4 - : ste ra : 4 - : : — m of >| , » a ~ e > _ -“ — . ~~ w - - m” pom _ —— _ o m4 =~ - - Sa 5 ou - o P ‘ é fas cas " ail ee in sust yy which - a ” «2 27208 fs : . * - afte. essho . - = - > — o _ s ~ - a a- > > i - . sad - ~~ ~ > > 4 —s v . aif a a? .iz* ~ b HM gP al =s Brite ¢ m be 2 “ . i > = = . i .2 and st + 3 ~ be Se 4 #edcds — nee i as ives . i 4 of i Fan f, * a aid eo 2 oes so pe fy nd de 2c. asc a - —™ foe ? ~ _ . ” z mi he S . | oh ® art : "aae he. Pat . 2 & > ma "TT serersa - ea > ? a+ > & ri yy F 3 «a oo Ss wher . far t* cw es > * i > - ec? maa ft Paks "2 ; =*orr a ae) 2 - 2 b— as a ” -_ ‘ — > > -. ‘ ~ - - ~ cm Seas Ste ‘ a4. . she ee & * » - te " « ~ + is alien Framp a = pe al = » “* ta os ‘ « a 4 i 3 “ ats .& =? i*eo a 4 a 48 a go0c : atree 2 , e are ee a ; ay : . > in some ge and MS os 7 «| eee Ss * oe @ =e 9 4 ~ : : s I @ 4 ve? Po ae enrive ’ s« é : rey “ ~ a - H 7 = : 4 2” ihe arr hf 2 — hen ©. EB | “% _ —— : 3 ” * as : —_— a erim? sé * 16s 2 —~ « . . n Legisli 12 i unin , s 2 its 65 : ¢ na Send - . tiene temdiee Se ee " " os $#% . , a * ~*%ear ™ oe : wang 3 ers . ; F 7 . aie Bas ” — = oe — as - - = 3 + ¥ 4 = " 4 Ss s + G- ’ Ty of % = . ie .3 , 4 ti : snow Inv? e wien ‘ ‘ — : ac - a — a “a : — _ . — ~ the istrict . " ” ~ A i 4 + 4 ah S — a ™ . p . - Ww : * — » + > a _ al — — - — se » $ " . - a e - * = —_ OF ing ~ . . . er ** oe Ye rv * re .& A - > : , °¢ es g* - as i refun nn and We Lay eS a tai > $ an 2 xX © _ + i © presul ~t ¥ e e’ se5 e f » 4 se é > ~ S - - od r > — sa - > - *?¢ - -~— . A : 4 3 “ “ aed ~ * és - » a. 4 oa * = ia + . , ‘ : bli Tala . i 7 ee ae Sea tiie nase a : . ‘her . me: mos - as G hon ae th 9 veer te be emy ' e LAS rmore (aan i2e@ €cmibistracion s ce- TeCA.©CSS G ig-——presut Se, @ onc.iusive Ge: ” g : > f in offense whic? if . a¢ anne é ‘ D4 . oe - ry r — a o ; _ ° Taer 3 > — Pa ‘ us = 3 prea a remed | } a + "! 3 _ & te a Si “2 ed a Fs -_ 2 =— 2 a rm - @ Fs é - me a ‘ untry where ¥ war 3 , ~ ‘ SAS Ly ax k : : ss 2 . ~ ~~ S s we “ - . a . . Mw we | a - are — _ s : ote ie pe: od “4 4 e - . — — . oo o ” aims 2 ‘R al a a mB OL 2i8 sa day eevee ee . _ mwTt ee . - ~ — =oc ~ sae ~* + - — on . 3 ave} Ls aoe S ” 2 ; a aa ‘ ’ ¢ TTrcsi 4 fis es - 2s = ’ 4 c - ‘ - = - - co a . : . - oe? +s tm / . _ ; rimnanae ith — “ . a \ =s $2. j " P ~ pad : : tier in ‘This witli a t ~ ' . ~ ” 2 ie a7 os - . x ‘ a ~'ares then . 7 * Sa. ° — > > > es i ae + =o. . ~.> = ‘2 rer on + = _ ‘js - ~_ ce _~ ° + ~ . . — = > n” - rT ° « . 4 - — 7 = ° * ° ~ > - . ae = —— “+ - a 2 f - =: ote as been taken $ sinis shed s carelessness. By : 3 : z - \rovokes a al *s.5° 4 ’ as st-en ot} _ > an , _ ‘2 . ~~ « / a ¢ ~ e x in ¢ f 2 ce ; x °sS . > . * = ae - toe . ai oh ¢ ; wv 4 "he ~ ’ > ak secre arc . ‘ - = t ey BR F :re ‘ i . 4 1 Rf ‘ ? . : Jd aa Ss i Sf Lao .*38 classes - 7 " “7 Sn rs ‘ _s. : : . g “© . - , ne °*o > i8 [90 Keen OR exras or the =" ' . grace ‘ ght wr , gperre.s’ Senators Nort's FoR. . - a? “ac = > ates , Ss ‘ a1 = 2 reck 4 -(.a_e@s es ~ 1epar a? : of tie > + . . - - - - - - . . - + = ™ - oe 4 - id - + -* b Nd > Bea: . a ues = - hate British és . compa ¢ wire-walk- , 7 , « a ms, ‘ Z | o* » im « " . - - > an = . . A . | Py a he © ac) (ie! s eng | | | sumed LONG TIME TO BE PICKLED ities mm --e manufsetare 2 Tatfie , e ar fal support from either the press or the pu it : ‘he present law are mischierous ane ' mi tn the Gt “age cue or two very cred 4 . * ‘ —_ the - 3 — . Te — 2 # — = F « = 7 : pa * * a? _ | s é “ od in eo S e - A ~ ¢ v- — - b4 : = a“ ; a ° re eg * "Fr ~~ - or > —s ~~ * = a ~ “ye 4) — we i- 2@ igas Lng a —s —- “ ‘ ~ ‘ge | : _ = e . - -_ a ~ » apa _ - . ~ — ee . Bane * » » or : ; : ’ -' * ‘ ~~ ~ otal | ~——. a . 6 = ‘ a . ee - Lz ry Peter- = ~ oo ee — . — - ° a +. “ é “fr - . - . . eieded " ath. * | re : a .. ames - - ii3 in e Automeodue } f Missour: [o dream of Wardice, te thereby. gara ‘iam me and (his) bro: - or ~ ent of r e in future fon. = Sia M) ent and De; : Streets ; | : 7 on one 3 Se plun « depths of rul- - > oe ~~ wih — = W.- = ** . FS . “= ** _ = « = —_ ‘ : a 1 5 ° ‘ a 7 , 4 ’ : - — - Counce “f | _* ag . . ~ 3 : - - i = ert, i a ana : i 5a} ares . \e@ ger T2an ~ - rs ass : % — _ rno ; "aA sf * ™~™ re * _— rec “cara “tor =? “2 ~ ~ - = 2% ° ee ~ i ~~ —- on ~~ _~ — . ies 3 — ‘ _ i ee Pe ae + * ~ - * + >. . ~~ + eo 4 ~~ @ ~- — 2 * “ 2 ~ —- « - -: > ~ ~- ~ - ~- 3 z Fed Pa a4 « é ~ * " ~ p+ ‘ . “ ‘ . p eee ‘ 4 na 4 Va Ladd " . - " ~ * hae *. : "2 a com. A@Mmer' “a is ‘ {a “are of ccmPru ccrw Satr tlom, . 2a t pn si s «2 ; 5 aes - + iheF: ©. " "¢ i 2s nS t ‘ ~ se - = i ws, ~ @1% o roam Or ms ' ‘ry “4 °° ria « - _-~ . = spose | ecn ee the streets saf: - -vsie ‘OGere . ra re ad some othe: : ng & : iam ‘e246. : oe ' ehan | | ea fee nme rine ; . | ; | : A ee . . , s af x nortance in »acase. Bet “nz, and Pance Man $i : > : ‘ se ~~ - be . : z _ - - = Git . - * cae tae oy SE eat rong wiet | =« ‘tt Ged's a2 7 = 2 = asap “" at the Eunpress. . . TARR RAM LAER. 1 HO SR , i) ; a r 7 oe 7 h ‘ 4 4 i “i B b i tJ tJ b f , >| | | a | ia ; is tr fe oe) j ; ; a j } ‘ } *) 4 ra j 3 fi b ' \ ; Dd DB ' ! 7 f “ ,| ; , ‘a 6) ’ ; Fs 2 t , - . ba Ct ¢ ~ “4 ~ ~ - " 7¢ , ; ? me4 ' = ~= ~ = ; _ Ke - a - * ” + ° = ~ - $ ne dtest La Gi N ™ , ff the methods for insuring tie rise of *::¢t:27e8 Pa ‘ 4 eeG % esstess« rhicden S ae -itag os? 2 . alin ; sce an cleck * 3 ; a i: wo Oe = —n —— setae : : — , searching grits * sffecting a aan. > a * i'HeéS S&S a'‘ee - 2+ “7 “ \ | ° . ” . a ¥ -4 «b&b ‘> . - - ” ~ . —* e on _~- oN °- ~ . ” - QR ? “4 a Pa ‘gers. ¢ Pr 6% Tn PCE. * ete a iCcA F en rs = iso ® enacimen : aws it > e4 - meer Sc ~ - _ = a =. +> —e tee aes “~ *2-a ~ aim : Be as o> Be se reagset , nie. _— - “=> TL and ‘ance 4 . % on *“» 3 oem _~ 4 “ Ad + ~ 4 =~ . — ~ ee : s ” : . ” . ae so _ : 4 ,7' members ‘ betes .3 bi . f Rh 5 GE : ; : : «sed @&® “har ‘ - a _* — - . a : “7 . al = > Ps ' 5 _— e wees -: a ea . ‘x a) see a mae a a" — .. _ c : = . : . a ry ™ -_ » — - os s Retter street signs 6 encourage patriotism in the schoois. Instruction in the scheols TEE NAERROWS cece ‘S — a? Pree 3 : e ee eee é > . . . ~ 7 . - i — +s . > a a ” F a [= 2 - : ~ - ee . ” ié« F om . * *.s — = a a -' “oo a ; s i Sas ecacrr’ a : *. hig x > “ter ge "e@ *a. * = cusses sass “A - om — ~ * _~ s\eer rs" ) sy tha Te t7 _ ‘ " "ae -a ‘oo ——— “owe: « 3 lian , . — -_ » = = - © - »* “ &. ¥ - a a . - * § = = “Zz . iT 2. 068 rope Sa f Wisconsin for the Bauemna n 0 Wfa- . - - ~— : : ' - . - . " e -" a :? Pet. =r a~ ama ‘her ¥ . .- os »# efor? ‘ey ‘ooa Ss DB a hd . : = " a : i so on ~ ae 2 a4 ger .. . z ae . Tre _ _ € « ‘ i * x ” ~ - = . - - 4 om of : =“ , — ‘ a” & « Ye know. ‘ ; story of indus in gacred trust. a! ~: et Lhan RONDEAT ses 4 ing > -O8 ‘C.°=@ The Seng and , and the Mat — . . . VERS | Ere ‘taal ate t¢ is : am He a. " " “Ae OF : r sii , - “ae “@eRBS2ure £ ex §s ; To C ynicos " mx ‘ od aad rot a dreary busi e rer etter : A wa ston ’ * : - . . - - > “ é * . 5 . a od ‘ | : has er. is «8 Mis . 4 ~* - ~ go ‘ a r * eg o n : —— ~~ * ’ : ~ ~ -~ +» . “2 Pa Pn : » oe “ | s «rT ef = - a a r +s — a ° . 7 al a - > ee - . . ~ > 4 we 7 * & " “a* 4 " en om : } ve« , sa a.27 oan e nh JAWS AZainsi a.ie*ns ' {fa . La . += © ‘ aS. Bus ; ai “ adios x si = . - m - P 7 > ates > ~ = a z¢ ~ ~ = x ~ v y - “ - “ 7 ‘ = = . a t , 7 . ° 4 ‘ Pm A ~ & 3 . * sete ; . 2s : 7 & ~ - —_ P ~*~ & 8 2m "ksOme (0 De® AD asied a ie ' ta ‘ 7 : . ati - "se peop:* oR 5er, -~ alae te Ca.ee pial & ' sist : anturtes s ge reve imning umn” and 2 a : *Y €xigte: , Seitiae tat 2 od as . ws . ’ ; . @7s3 OTS > az | . nmrmq.* -~ 7 7 ’ ° : ~ * T $ : . = . : ~ des s ae F . y as = = ” mn 38 is — , ew ewe at s . hee + Lan its a4 © Vb h oe BPS hay ‘ L* ; ; 3 ‘ 3 de -~ 7 gms ~£ ; cpr were sage 2 . e -5o fom. aracters wha yresterday Wal 7 = —_ == — ~* - a a x - y . . ‘ ¢ - » wee | e" Seb ‘ - A a nic 4 ’ a - ~ - ' zg raTt = ort , ae. “oo = “ ~ - > ; tT : Tis "= Q a ols vs a» . S* : > ? a es : yrists | . mpeis ail aliens who conduct bi groce an arisnt, —s Empress stage. That is ~ : . . ~ . ——— . ° —— ue ' —n - “ “ "a % » * Mau . rit ft . ar? "+ Ar? « LBoeunra & : 7 4 wae oT a ror a. ‘.¢e awWs .% wTowsers Ff = ~ a” _- * ’ - ss ) 7 of ° - - * > . . - - ee ao + _ * + -~ i. * ~~ 3° > By . . . . - os os a ad ” . * . AmMmUsSement } iad ut .s.£05 = * oe uk na O 7 ‘ tla 4 + er = 4 es a _ o - 2° % o ~~ - ad " . 76 GA, LaeTe i ad F ¢ > (7% ri [fra 114 ” ee .. . . a a CP? YF re ee | _ — ~ * r " a /- . a . . Sy ‘ « a re ak Seay ; ee ei aa 1 = =A .S %’ a2gsagse “Weazness “2 it Uu Tae 2 : _ _ » re -_ 2 (dea 2eTe (8 (42a. OUSITPKS GF ® so rotten Sate = ‘ mae Bie Fost -Diepat 4 . » - — ’ My . - ‘ ~- - i-— » . ~~. eo ~_——_— ¢ §- ae « ; : - Os > ° " =. ” . mhasizing 6 on lange — . ~ eA tase +a . Lat “ i LA a ee ee ¢ me A “er in eo 4 -_ —_ sail e . 2 . ls iJ ss ‘a Ss = + —- “a= a. + ~« ae oa - - 4 *s oo there e « =? ts “ ' = cm | ~ ~ - _ -~ -2 -_ ~ ~ > = 2 site exist - “tI? &t cee! « , « 2 : " " — +h , ‘ i ha _ 4 s > & .42S8 * e s . ~]S ~ - ~“-s ~ —* > T 7 ot a & z ara il on 2 _ ‘ => ’ rr ma * 4 : . . a . & ie iS. , 7. eT 14 A $° OT : “= 3 “es aw ie ~~ . ~ . * ~ — "nr a ~ ¥ . -® mld Trt ; can we s . ‘ Aa ‘ = oka | ge 2? i —. 2 ace ace ‘ ao” - iea- atite i -. Narwane Well ” —_— . ‘. 2 2 ; ott 2 SS ;- Spe reg a 2 ray 2% od a) Ss “i - “ —_ . - "se s sOMETAINE Ae : rn.—owit ‘ scant Senora - fier feeting) that the Let x mm ~* - ‘ cs a. e % » a‘a ‘ 5, ae Seon q . ” wT - é GIRARD | YAR . Vf _— . . . . “s “con piete that nee Secretary \V o ' iS . ‘ amned a aera *arme " , “ ao ee _ ~ i & . ~ e & eer " ss 7 - = —_ > - s >» ¥ ~ ; . = * ; et as - 4 _* 2 ve 2 ° ° . * inv 7 F . B. Ta aed’ eo aed- oa" 4 * ~.. Luise Safety Counce a. can ei ~ .e . — ; ‘ jo a2 a > @ 27

Page 19

ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22. 192¢ | UARY 22, 1926, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH having a good time. True, before the picture igs over mother gets next to herself and does the Charleston with the well-known PARTIES — /RAGHEL LEE CUENDET |"oNeREE ar raremies Quarries and so shut our eyes at that point tn the film, but its a safe bet that the quarry wasn’t dragged into the picture for nothing at Special Announcement PERMANENT WAVE = ~~) - _.* DRAMA eit Lids LOO Mp Tia Rade * ee " ct Ia To hast digek cata Oe ac ee eae ee Mrs. Walte r Miss Mary give a similar Engman, formerlv Flizabeth Stewart, wlll informal! affair. ly the doors of bed rooms are hown and they are kept discreet- You can get the plot of make this only a 1926 vacation— or whether you wish to stay for months in Florida —this trip guar- Missouri Road ‘Conditions. By the Associated Press. St. Joseph.—Clear: roads muddy. whole show is most pleasing and entertaining. and Elizabeth. her mother Miss i{League. With debutante sister, less than half what it would cost you if you tried to duplicate this Florida trip alone. Send the coupon now and ce are straight acrobatics and cealeg faultlessly executed, is toe-swing agpout a bar. > , ¢ + - - ¢ : 43 such as h she spent last Vea: abroad. ly shut. antees you luxury, entertainment, ERS NRIOL ETRE PNR AR A RE ANN ROE ie — we ee ee rye is posing at impossible angies, as Mr. Drummond is a Princeton —__ m | oo h 14 r¢ ly subtit ame jeaning tower Of Pisa. University graduate, class of 1922, THE INTIMA T E Patsy Turns the Tables pie By a Hinge priming Joplin.—Cloudy; roads good. find out about this remarkable trip. and tis shuffling of 3 bellboy Cos- and an officer in the local Prince- p APERS 3 plot-of ‘Rose of the World’ I perm gawo ant pie septa sin Jefferson City. — Cloudy; roads See how we can furnish you guaran- money-saving. Also ask about our tyme 10 cover his nead, seg ton Club. He is a member of the gal ga 68 ria we von & sf tty Hikaee v ia he sie eg leans sn - — : tend accomnnodesions — Ster-ennne past ny _ —- mg ~ ting him to Wear 2 startling head- |-niversity and St. Louis Country O F . O 3 ° H O U S E col tee . 7 oo ong y ig ie ey seg ge te oka ri Columbla—Snowing hard; roads _—. and meals when thousands are meals and ente ent. Wire or complicated affair. first o! all a nut shell, so to speak. There is’ goft. flocking into Florida. See how your send coupon now for full facts. Reservations accepted for trains Y rrin Y h ad we 7lie? : ~ - “ an erring brother who just has to small payment opens the magic doors to motor tours through Moberly.—Cloudy: roads mudd y. Sedalia.—Sleet papier mache. clubs, and also belongs to the Im- ’ Continued from Page 17 as agile al i natn . of 7 * , pare as Patsy Ruth Miller marries the idle pre leaving every Thursday. i ae i} ie : 10 BE MARRIED IN MAY BY NIE The vaudeville on the stage at the C°-respondent who is trying to r = - se ~\ “ Q +} a . ~ . 2 , P - of Stone and Famil) Pro ‘New &t. Louis is very good. drag her little daughter into all \ GTARANTEF® SIX MONTHY ; ; | OME six months or 80 aso we | . 7. sorts of sup I t ly ‘42 Clean Entertainment ae | x | S The Terrible First Year Sorts of supper clubs but she only De Tonty Beauty Salon | | vide | f saw Colleen Moore in a picture H ; . did it to save daughter and she 3090 Satisfied s DE TONTY ST Perk € e - for All at American. Announcement of Engagement | ; called “Sally,” made: from the | js Brie wae little comefly of the didn’t do very much dancing at Lo 2 - es : to Kenneth Drum iM musical comedy of that name, a ae = legitimate stage, | that. It is a pretty good picture if Bag . f =) : i 7}, 4 ; Ys - r , . — -s $ si % - % —— | ummond Made which was about the best thing in The First Year,” has been made YOu like one of the night lit: RESORTS TRAVEL AND RESORTS : f 3 : ‘ an 3 .7 ; ~ ) . . . a I tc E 4 1 ] y ir} Yr 5, ¢ bd s f rj “la > » rrr } e z F > é ) - oe . " = “§ % f | 5 \BLE Fred STrone stood still at Buffet Lucheon. } the wav of joyous entertainment xu ash in ee bright and enter- stor ies, lara Bo v¥ {s the seif- TR \vi i, ANI ae ag sassiieniiiidiisidinii —_ — . : 2 > % = y : alning ‘tl "1 } , Iane@hter 13 gig : nog enous, at the end of the that had been offered in some a eke pac apis — can be seen, as flapper daughter, Ali [te te : ; ine St " ————_— ‘ i 13 id enjoyec the K iy. | Joyce is the mother wh “g | eS 5 lo act of “Stepping Stones, time. Now Colleen has obliged ay = ; a the Kings and Riv mig Bs : mother who learns 7 ; a. tori ve. es “ACT a : fi yal. Ss tha ory th cadance ne ¢° iay ] ; ea 2 $ - srican Theater last night, NNOUNCEMENT of 1). one lagain, at the Gran@ Central, West te ab t ? Story of the ups adie ; and Conday Tearle is the ia 3 ey ‘ ~ . - “ee v PS ay ae , vy) : ; pies “ A 4 a coup 6 Uu n h fir va w ¢ on recal]l a lz f } fs - ey N could Sale bring thet (uendet, daughter of Mr. and ‘Irene,’ also a musical comedy re- :,, rai : i : aga, ed of vy} ; es me —s os 5 father os eyildred see his show Some | Mrs. Eugene R. Cuendet of 4 a eetie and i is to be présumed tha their wedded bliss in Joplin, Mo., no played the suit case circuit a: e ai: ” pe . ns - 4 re fa 3 i l is J iJ * ) Ne Uy i + _ - Pe - n AO 6 +} . s* 3 —? % oer ; . pared ts true, may ask a so- ‘ense place, and Kenneth Drum- | sooner or later she will come along and Matt Moore and Kathryn steadily but he was pretty good. it , fis & “a bai ; | : aaa Cl eS a oe ee | erry mead & £004 cast. The niay ° . : Bil poet) daughter why Stone mond, son of Nrs. riomas ® i With the third of the stage suc- is splendidly . 7 Jeane ss pray Tennis Pictures. q . . ' ddress one of the charac- Drummond Of 49:38 Lindell boule- cesses. ‘“Niarvy*’ At all events, it is | +97 . a va sa ‘ gery Gone and OST of the eate ‘a han? ’ a; > a ; spould @ entarily wears ai Vstd, was made informally a ogee 2 ae: lel: Serta aihin . ls quite a pleasing addition to the M . tae nore theaters a] | ore who mom Laas r - : . 7 ht at a buffet su ys “i iO pe hoped that Ssne Will finish not ton long list land the hest screen tiiis WeerR are showing news ae & é [im “jris”’ That is bit | * t &l uifet supper given by ae ! 9 1 os roe ies : ‘2 green pat, as “Iris. : re a. ana ite e bia es f _oraliag out the list, for “Irene” is even bet- offerings films of the doubles tennis 7 Lt ; s ‘2. and Mrs. Cuendet ee sf a ‘ : RD con 8 ' - 44 ' saving, Fred- ‘ i a Ra . ae . = ter than ‘‘Sally,’’ desnite the fact eee matches in Nice and there ar: anet re ee ar ee ends. The | & | t} his ti 1 ) Mi M } : some interestin hot oe: | “eee as ; m KEN | : 5 ek: a hat this tim ttle Miss Moore has ) erest Bnots ¢ elen ; But +t - nd fluttering ju- °* CWS Of the engagement does not ‘ a al — . sora Elinor Reforms. Wil 7 ~ ‘ z | = AN SICKLE Ppp.3 22-26 Boe ag middle age 4 | a ti iat ecu * not the support of Leon Errol. In ven a ils and Suzanne Lenglen tn the w. H. V ring Dest. le, Me 2 | PE ays mi hold hands and ome as a surprise to society for: & HEN: Elinor Glyn's name + Se t.9 ’ Hollywood Tou gidg.. St — 8 up as ine autnor of a }: rench star an fe | her partner when = -Time.” by ge . si ‘ mother & ae .-. Since Miss Cuendet’s formal —_ ray, who has put aside many of ‘ore me : 3 vo wee aot 4 by the « hief per- “Ce -MISS Cuendets Icrmal pres cs ‘ - P screen drammer it’s usually a safe, Miss Wills and man were beate: Piesse oem Your Vacation rao et. wires tosse a mi entation to societv tv a aE ote er bet enn his slap stick efforts and !s now ° 3 } sits . 6 veaten id Take “ ove eag mer pegin to quiver ‘n the real | __, oe eens SO YORTS Ago. , y Ashen-Brenue! ; me ee ape 4 bet that Sex Appeal! gets home first a AGRUNRRD TaesReei aan cae oH 8 Ellis— 980 526 Vacation —_ ‘Ba . Th ‘eddiy tuke plac , “(BECC:! aying fairly traiznt comedy : } 0 ee ‘es esrge round the form of a real Ae bese tO 1ukKe |] = in May. MISS REBECCA LAMB. , ves v 1 epi x a comeeyY under the wire. Miss Glyn holds " 1D. Cady Herrick Died at 79. nd details Be” _ } set A] » ri 62 > - 5 %-¢ } ; ; * € ‘ . - re 1e 3 - 1 r° V z nN : e Ay th , { i > ** e $ 4 : oot ow earns his pay, what- se “te ae ee Spring ISS LAMB arrived in St. Loui aa 1 af } aa e ene sn. honorary 8. A. degree from ev- |"7 _* ao se nannmaeaanscie me SOC] e mmte > 4% 4 > ali m sah Sok: ee is ( "a's h has e tha ‘ : - , ae y —. a a 3 ee guess @ : ; es bv this posing. VF that nae en : t} } ) M last nig Nt from her he yA in : 1 ms . >} ‘ Pe : fs ; f i ery college of scenario writing in f ALBANY : JN. } S Feb. 22.—D. Name. ee weg aeerr* ; . : : ag 1 have to resort to a ae eee oe ee gredu- Oklal oma City, Ok.. to be the Crow is the Bluebird of Happiness ty¢6 country. At Loew's State this|Cady Herrick, former candidate sesso cones? 198s ieee Bai : i. ee i ee ~ + ~~ — oe eee a aia a = 7 4 . aAisOl . as in te " : 2 he sou sie 1. + : j . : ” 9 9eseeete” —_ : ; * ; eaners ee when children, see- ew eee 2 en. the West- guest for a few 4a é Mr and he contributes much to the wee; she fools you, however, with for the governorship of New Yor! Adare. «rid a trip. Special rates : oe Heh ih é 7 tee ; . te oO * “Ay rmants ; +} yu ot ws 4s Lew avs } pi Ss ’ = ; rT" } ~ 4 : Pe ; ; f i . getty : c = meif atest ised in midair on o-er School in Connecticut. si D. Walker I] a, eae ie ; ‘ fun of the piece. There is a pre- «gou) Mates.” The title certainly | State on the Democratic ticket. {s 10-407 oe side tr1Pte at ae mstick, demand, °..”°° ee mew mt @ beau. 1 Ser f11 of Bingever tage tentious song and dance revue 01 suggests something Glynesque in 4¢ad at his home here after near yar he end of : gongrt ere tiful dinner dance at the St. Louis ae es ; é oon pe “ gee the Grand Central's stage, with the wav of her favorite subject, 1¥ @ year’s illness.. He served 1. Rik — 1¢ dO tar. ‘ountryv C ‘ ae See lil nave two tables of bridge for odes : ees Wo " : doe : ae a ates Bos tr useicientgs é : oe PAS | How does ts of Stone's perform- & : _ Club and became a member her guest. and tomorrow afternoon music from the original irene, but there is not even a kiss of Years on the Supreme Court bench Astounding Offer ! Ten days of 80 miles of scutheastern Florida— ;t 4 - — _ sate as YY toric ‘ . $ > scr Bucs, alit tom % IW 1L_@ 4 . . . , - ithe ase ti : 3 ther par of the Imperial and the Junior as a prelude to the picture. The than 10 feet of film and He was 79 years old. luxury — ten days of wonder — ten free golf, free ocean bathing — free o> ae : days of royal entertainment —for far boat trips. Whether you wish to ich. § paughter Doro thy, perial. she, too, lacks munitions of war.” rich son of the wealthy owner of have money and an athletic voung snowing: nae ay Po PS Nort, CAI ie Es — _ * naaente deere Y) -h better look- —_——__——_ ter father, and mucu ay Mr. and M ; ne ae ' " - MT. irs. John J. O'Fallon House sailed on he St aul a im 4 smplove English lord who gets plenty of ( , ing, dances with him and with te. le es en house” ¢ ih : sailed ¢ 2 St. Paul the works where she is emplos od cel a gf 4 vf ” Toads soft. Carnival Week and Pageant of Progress, Feb. 22 to 27. thers of the cast, and sings pret- NTE Ae oiapsaae —— June 5. as a stenographer. The marriage ~* ee ee Hannibal.—Cloudy; roads mud- . oners Vs aa hie eoun 4 to 6 o'clock this afternoon in r : eae +m a lonely wood and in is magnificerft country estate and | dy. gy in four numbers. me yeu itheir attractive new home in Discouraging ee ee ee 1; there is the girl who marries him! Kansas Cit C] Is 5) ; ho began her stage work : ; ig lar of the conventional] goii ~~ 7 8? = — ’ ' ALY .——iear; roads slop- roman, W4 Brentmoor, w e cey re; piace °% ‘ oO ay th efore-ment ve “i, Top.” the previous Stone or, where several hundred Outlook, Says House ! ws etn wee eeed. | No one t save the before-mentioned | py. 5 ff Tip P, guests are expected to Call The band a AS; al om brother Aileen Pringle looks S rin i ld CT i ‘ i hen it was here three years aa : ce ‘‘ol. House to the President 17] nect much of a key ring ower: i aay ets iadeg : Springfield. — Cloudy: roads —— gt ot, | GeCorations will be masses of gi his Er gee oe ee : startlingly homely as the girl. good : ; ‘ Be: was very well received by the ty , Roslyn, L. 1., June 16, 1915. 1d this marriage failed to take a a ok ‘ sa Touring Department Telephone, Main 2908-2909 pe ag, ' Spring flowers placed at vantage oh singe ean Maybe she made up that way on Cape Girardeau.—Cloudy: roads Hay : : ; } sence ] - , ar overr . 1, jqderr ree od ! 3 ° A . — es, «%* , big first-night audience. Her moth points about the iene AT Dear Governor: ‘leaving the bridegroom f: to rina ap : ‘eg sgt . we Ser! Eesiiee (aua il oudy oads H ~~ 7 Ate WOOL as r _e ails vr: . . : ~o * . ging 1 + >» Ps he I Ce iQ SE ; 1er JOWKS { Stone, Was in several rr . The situation, as far as the Allies : ich ird of his moth- : . er Allene Seton ’ | W illiam Qo XIc ec ° = af : #4 : Sunime artner sUls IPINE : ea t eaten hn han 2 4 i S i wardaiy pre I by a puppet play, aon my ae group of matrons, friends of the shout They have made two cat hegins to §! udy French and then ‘ wilistiad the | same of E i 5 : ” : ' } ° . { ; s Stone's miniature. Aside from assist without hats. ? : i rors. n s tye . ps man who, it seems, was only after a g 1a) a froma E | itn the Stone family’s work, George 1 One o force the Dardanelles by sea her fortune For Patsy had a for- while, some twenty years or 59 ago FP “7 , * : ~ Miss Louise Davidson of Wash- only. They found this was impos- 26F +OFtUIK. in a sehe was almost as inflammable as . . y ° ' ot ee eeeren Gance won the | , : a Ho “pie ‘tine coming to her in the last reel, | § P igen bende 610 to 618 Washington Avenue t most acclaim. One of the chorus 2"8ton, D. C.. who has been visit- sible and, before they could send UD aan es “? . i+, | @ Strip of celluloid, she is no nar- _—" . g . if : a ees etonhone play ing Miss Carlota Glasgow, daugh -i:a@ land force to co-operate Ww it}; as her Erand:atner, W no Was a ili- row film today. But Eva is the : j U a he vv 4 a 4 vi 4 a ‘ eae i ; — c ry¢ ° 7 3. a a] 4 Tey ? r - 6 i : “ with dancing, the near-musi- ‘°" ©f Mrs. Edward J. Glasgow of the fleet, the Turks, under direc- se ge Begg inventor attraction at the Delmonte this fi pe ‘eeaadinte being thane tn 4930 Pershing avenue, will depart tion of German officers, had time of the autotractor whicn n rde her week being featured over the pic- ‘we “8 ts j Pet 78 . -iis - - bins ! + * . . » = ++ a fe haw rip “nme, earre ~ 7 ; “tf AA A | | ~% @ + 7 7 - « , = ‘ . = Zender isa pleasing member of the | vidson has been the guest of honor -nabie. They will finally get this is just as compticated to teil does her best to make her added W W, ; 3 5am : through, but at a terriMme cost. on paper as it is on the screen. years —and some twenty-five re DS a at a number of informal social af- — fairs. The second Patsy and her new husband, who: pounds of added welght—live up knew all the time that some « mistake was in not ‘| to her reputation of the Cyclone of SS F_\ “Stepping Stones’’ {s here for a es ; ; ‘ é : cceleratl durin he wint 1% nes abe Dr. and Mrs. Harvey G. Mudd of 2°°°:eraung sien _— laos , ete tak ka ahs : = es ef ? 7 , nonty } the Im lT —— ee : . ~ . anatomy man, the revue, “Art- for the West Inmes. ‘haw had tam tie eee eee decides after all that the man she High S . Fath : 1 : ms and Models,’ was presented ot .. . Je eee Seg a | eeely joves is the key ring strect- 8 tepping Fathers. \ re zon Mrs. Teresa Lumaghi and Mrs.| mistake was more largely made by {0.05 4) nes i} ++. “CING mw } ) mt night at the Shubert-Rialto wa:rthenic pepe saz see : sit. - “* heart the quarry .comes in pretty | 6s ANCING Mothers {fs the { Rtas % : Katherine Drew and Miss Mayme | the English than bv the French. ; F . a , ar aa ¢ +43 ; s . e | a Sides , Pea! oy eee ; nay for tn isband, QO is ir tle n yetu ne ; BORETARY AND THE COUNTESS mater before a large and mildly Jumaghi of Pershing avenue, have, The Germans. through their es- ” Sagi or ee ‘ j ter . .\ ’ , aa 4 at ai 4 ~ > - — + laoe + ius. Ti * Ot —— : . : eo 4 . ‘ = | + af ’ yr . t} \ World mieested audience. ® Performers ,}as their guest their nephew, Cesare pionage svstem. evidentlv knew t} an We, At least we presume it Missouri but it is really father who @& 4 man 4 : i — r . pt — ia het : weg te om ist sil r " : . lhl line - Aas, . © ui! Le 4 , Lie , ig * a 11 » Sd Te h 4 + Ad : “rN "e mred in the program were Grace Monti of Turin, Italy. He will sail’ weakness of the Allies: consequent- “°?**: We never could bear to see steps out while a Se at | aa « Ci c¢ ‘ ~ mate 7) ‘ qT} i ri¢ = . ; 4 :. . oi “_ m : : ata . * . > i A ba “ aisrUw, aA Aa 4 1. ginal al} ivy ¢ j , —) : . 2 7 ¢ a ni r . } - « a + ; : ; myres, Frank Gaby, Fred Hlillde- for home April 20 accompanied by ‘!v their great concern regarding the husbands fall into deep abandonel home and won lers:- why she is no . nT 7 : is? Le “> ; Ironed . 4 er: ‘ ‘ i e 710 a 4 . . eG ee ; retner, Dut rT 3 sis he delayed onger e as Pieces ron ° Th F 5 ' ~ 6 : eee uso as usual. the college, and Mrs. McClellan, ;,4, anticipated, and pe hae 3 The Furs e Fabrics | 16 o j j il eval ‘ 4 ca 4 . LT { er lz iS t . «) ee , * e Interest centers, however, on will be guests of honor. would not con at all ° their 24 to 48 Hour C W ld C i > : ' ' t ‘ % . 5 = = - oes = p Maa . ya ene! - a Se ir » 4 Roa te ty Hussey, the half-plaintive Mrs. R. C. Frampton, of 7314 American supplies were for any ne Ree | 4 Alone Cost ats ost ? 4 ; 3 ae a — a lebrew who imparts a tour h nf his pa : apy aD ~ , : ani ee Ses . | Minimum Bundle, $1.60 P - - ‘ q a i s doe om ¢ ome : ta Westmoreland drive, has opened reason snut off, M ore in a. a le i Te © co ss Of a crit: Pa) Rien oe an On her home to the Alumni! Associa- I need not tell vou that if the alt Dry Wash wosiccdou 7 . ? Halph "4113 5 ne hi an * ap : ' stom és asters t9 > Sg Gi ‘ , ; a ; yg tne ? , tury lle save she ws ~ gpg and his radio 0: tion of the Morse Schoo! of Ex- lies fail to win it must necessarily a H Most Great Many rai ot Sache ? | ] i . } PS . ; a tte iss of j frense oe a sgapgmcite pression on the afternoon of Feb. Mé€an @ reversai of our entire pol- sine Seth ga C . 7 i gh. Sasen if he et- Meo Cticago. Hugeey, well .-” +. = benefit bridge. The icy. seid I Instances | { + aaah nals mn on the revue stage, amuses ~"" |, eee ee, = The The sinking of the Lusitania. the Minimum Bundle, $2.00 nstances j 5 ¢ 7* ’ ; } , hor if whe an old act, “Getting a Ticket.,”’ caaosppennety - iepageeegtaiaiiead — —* ea s ‘abd moisono \c c’ KC OoQ@ : a Under 2 Ibs.. 10¢ per tb. : ; ii "4 Ata oF faty ir Ms : : ia , Schola rship } und The hostesses 42% i i iV us ae e* i f ‘? i ® ‘ ‘-. : ‘ +? S 1" here wug 1VELN give and take €- ¢ + : 1 ‘ preacnes of lernatiory al la’ . . h : . so Mena speeder and a motorcycle 'OF t2® Occasion are: Mre. KR. ¢ ; RE i ; aml y Inis 4 |: s ‘ . ¢ ° *arman Mixed] gwthonritiee 17 t~i¢* hy U I U O i oe eement or Labor cat aa | MM to Get back to the/Dr. and ee. | Cerman civil sath JUSTIN T. FLINT LAUNDRY CO. ciate the high standard of Sonnenfeld’s style and quality and who Ge an alien for an offense which Is egy se the annual ashingtons Birtnduyvy the military and naval as repre- . ° - . . . Aa | e+t - : é " 5 © : Cc & T ents ; here it war een Mroktway sier, Of- | ourty at Tandenwood College. Mon-| sented Wy the Kaiser, Von Tirpitz 5 Phones. Lindell 7370. 15 Trucks. realize what an AMAZING saving opportunity this repres ‘ nitted. and is not: even a crime in a ay condensed version of his late dav evening, in Butler Gymnasium. and Falkenhayn. The feeling is not pene =aenhen will make every effort to attend—EARLY. of the | ed States. then the den es Battling Buttler,’’ in This will be a dinner-dance. The good between the loreign Qotfice rf fay . . * - — is iz on a very strange doctrine eng) scenes, which provokes a genior, junior and sophomore and Von Tirpitz, for their differ- n _ ? » ~~ . . " J i " » ° ° . i ’ » ® thin oy ‘wo, but is none the less classes will assist in entertaining. ences are irreconcilable. In my ) « C t f ° N t Wu ter And Save! : — anenort liquor the . and silly, a ; ; opinion, Von Tirpitz will continue ‘ uY Ou) Oa 0) ez. i ss sete ° Ay ; or } — T} 1e ducatior luncheon ,.., ee ; States wes the department pr y La ed Test there are the Kel- : ] = next “ ai eee _ _— his submarine policy, leaving the : wily 2) : * ‘ounc yf wish ome} eae sae in { , x e all British ds om 24 COMpany of wire-walk- | 0+ ‘#¢ ~Oun pine “ nape , Feoreign Office to mako explana- lan enteld’s Coat Shop—Third Floor.) °rs. Lloyd a . will take place Tues - Keb 2! | sommenreids Coat snhop 1rd ioor.. Frey | nagcne manufactures nee “ and Brice, burlesquers 2 sess C ‘ " ae oi Ch ; tions for any “unfortunate incl : } ‘ ro 9 + ‘ + oe ° *) , Ty ? ’ , ta WW ‘ ‘ hants In the Unt: itab) a oe or two very cred- at Hotel Chage . k aie att eben dents as best thev may. 4 a 48D.e stun: “Le - .' Thompson, weli Known attorney. a . lal cere et Rpt ron : : Ss ees ~ are ene = ates bigamy is me. Does the D Sey Gane, 2, Band-balancing: ee ak on the work of the|. 1 think we shall find ourselves SIXTH AND LOCUST STS.. ST. LOUIS | ee , ent of } r propose in future to © ton ‘onl ““08 and Harry Peter- ses ring =" ee f c ore drifting into war with Germany | :, at > Who plum) ' . Missouri Associayon Or LPriminai , mer rie . ° 1 morale? strors wh edmit tha ° PiUMb the depths of vul- | for there is a large element in the dd: : . ar , : te f & ‘ Ss who ! + ee Sar inanity: a one Justice. Reservations can be made, eet : ili a J uesaay Is Dollat Dav 1h) Our Hosier\ 3 have ever practiced polvgamv Wian F *> €nd Tom Brvan and : ont ne ie ¥. Greenfield (serman naval and military fac- : , ae 8 ia - ie: 5 “08D Falrch) " by lephonil Mrs. is. I : ; ar ‘ ‘ . Ime is so absurd in its implication® tt e alrchild, with Lynn Burno, ns ce ee ed : "| tions that consider {t would be a Depat tment—Main Floo1 * ; + * @ Rc 4a $7 Th eth “¢ cf eV iu. ’ ; , = L ruling } he courts on it is urgent. “dion ce act entitled, “Billboard | * &F* eae om /good, rather than a bad, thing for . ° . Be diac cau uf d i's Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thomp-j Germanv ‘ a M fain = 4 5 . “ . -. hay ; 7 7 . + ‘ ne “ o of ¢} la f ounters Cathcar ‘ a aa! show - if SPO. ROT} of W ‘ nOsc.er Gsrov es celebrat.:] Re g: ettapnie ask Li is would De. : ] () ‘ l "4 e ° 3 seta — — ‘a¢ the Chan's «cc, their twenty-fourth wedding anni-' there would be compensations. The 1) ] I \ ane | ff ne ance ———— Se ns “Song and Dance Man” ‘?°' Wipe ae 4th nrg: Foes Resins oe epee yuences of the decision as a pre eden! Given . versary last Sunday with a 6' war would be more speedily ended, becasion ale, signa at the Fuupress. a ate ‘ . eae | , ” | ing § el = vy 4808 BONE ane ance . : , ’ é ; : ‘a ice tad on & a P ‘tiliam Chickey, James Haley, racies in turning the world into the P in S f S [ ime hor has insisted om made its first appear. / Wiliam Chickey, Jam | Le turning the into f Remaining From the Past Season’s Selling im enforcement and has madc an * @ Vester 7 Adolph Heimering. Edward Judge., right paths. It is something that 7 # awe ee 1 the 2m- :, ee Shake mer cin aed tse eee + | Hj cannot be dropped. i Harry Drver, William Chickey Jr.,. we have to face with fortitude, be- ; } Han has resorted to his re >} = “4 rd K fear {7 “ led by ft} has - } a . . . . SPRING LINES EXCEPTED — —————s lla Rent iy li¢ } Martin Elsner, be ——* somata ne = ’ the t ONS es that no I: ll - "as onec lS ec : “o, 1 ; entality p.us > ; ge : , 1 ‘rific c | , : ; . alr ( rey and Thomas Day- matter what sacrifices ws make. ~ 4 he > 4 STATE: RIGHTS BLOC. > “¢ has done in all of the Ralph Chickey and ; : ; (,arter 1 Ops ff ¥ Other thea: — + O0ll. the end will justify them. the Sv ise Post-Standard, and », > ard fare he has written. - Affectionately weur | All of these Suits In every instance, 4 , , =, rye ” * ’ - : ; "ead inj i 4 p >’ 5 ed “+? , . * slot A =] ‘ ARPENTER.,. 1 ofes hig acknow) ng that element wit! = gi yeaa at « E. M. HOUSE. | are suitable for the cost of these ” AVUWie , ’ 4 ¢ nal bei ‘ > : ans Ran: in fact. it is ; sity of Leyden, is dead. He was | President Wilson's rebuke to Sec- y y H FP efates Snag igh astor Fr. is ae , tes be 3 ’ by the mn Paris ; F &cts. for there the plaw the recent addition of Irene Shir- | here last night. The pastor, me Purchase 2 ; 2 be q ; & ty . i aS a j fz! e)* , fateh a l of et ity n menadme! an ay the middle an t one could ‘ev mav be of value to the troupe. Frank Dyer, eal thet he wanted f ent. irenas c (Sonnent{ec! I ourth } loo ‘ ee Nei : rt t , , , stitution, Ww? ) Sct theater feeline that the Let it be said in favor of Cohan |to show that much of the a supply — ee oO P e scheme of * complete that not once was the American musio ja easily reconcilab @ ?t vo =¢ ac 56 >t 2 ae “ae ! “Mor mn . ” ; y o 8 “Ed Brown and Leo Lind- jflag dieplayed. Oe a church @Mfendenc® = .oomin - , 7 > > é

Page 20

5 at ak) 7 ‘ i t ea R eet ae 5 - - 1 Pe Be j . a Nee * yen teen See fd a ¥ ve ¥ AMP Ge Re eyed ON: Fae. Seti oe law gs a ee ey PP EMERSON SN Lic 0 6 RR PR aa ie ce cla ig ae acids see ? ‘4 ee = ove a 2 Sei in ia cenit oe TO. ere os ese Ee er uate ot eee —_ te oe a i ee i wedi ideal fre toi! Special SALE r- ALL PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES SAVE 8 Buying THIS WEEK BEANS ..- 3 -25¢ a — SPAGHETTI 2 19¢c 29c APPLE BUTTER 2 8ic dic 2 INDIA INDIA RELISH : 2. 33c2 59c PICKLES | SSSR ONIONS 7 Ae CHOWCHOW 39¢ PEANUTBUTTER2 ~59c2° 35c CATSUP2: 3ic 2 4/7/c CURRANT JELLY 2. 59c/ CHILI SAUCE2 . 5c VINEGAR 2. 33°/2° 55¢ MALT VINEGAR? 37c TARAGON? 50; OLIVE OIL2 Sic2 79 SOUP 2. 17°;CREAMOFPEA2. 41c 99 Ez TH Anniversary SAUCES 2 4 S8USE*"2 570 KRISPY CRACKERS ~ v2 Z2ge PINEAPPLE | pig 24c SPAGHETTI 1 Oc See ‘920 24c- Qe ~ , eae ee ) ~ _ ™ ’ ’ ; ad aha & ee ‘frre ,* —" ra Ti We TT . . 7 —_— - . ere | Fr a | : . . eee sh " " ¥ I . " , ; 4 : ‘ . q ’ a = OLIVEOIL = 4% MATCHES 6 25 TOILET TISSUE 4 - 25¢ |WEINHAUS BREAD ‘LETTUCE 15¢ 5c POTATOES SWEET POTATOES ~ 3 |CARROTS sii TENA STEAK 30c Bae | wt eet MEATS PLATE BEEF WAFER SLICED DRIED BEEF PICKLED PIG FEET FRESH HALIBUT _ Siced SKINNED WHITING fresh 30c| ~* ws « ~~ & — * -_- ‘entinued from Page Ii. 2 £oTlat e t ~ # ‘ - - - * * ‘ asning.: e se fere in the intrigues a! irs . a Sy). -— a nr rs _# a ge ? a * + , . Borah Appeals to People A! a p at 3 Ti r a Sl “= - ~~ & _ get . ing I ~ % x a ~ A "= -—™ -_ —_ = Z - = _ om ene - a7 “ 4 ° in 13 said _ ~ _ $. = ~ = “y ~ Freai: SLICED HALIBIT Freeh Lunk PORE | 4 aT? FA TIN, 5 peands APPLES 7TH and RUSSELL BL. sean ON TWO BOTLEY — 2Sc “* 19¢ : amps POBR £ BFE4«we« an 15¢ 2Sc Feb. MT. AUBURN MARKET 6128 Easton Wellston PRICES FOR es Steaks mo meine. | De “enger'ein. Leg ot Yeai. b Loin of Veal, ib 124¢ Pork Shoulder b =e te Veai Cutlets, 'b 25 Dehicioiss: - Wisconsin tT wee 6 ee eee 2 AE Be sha Ss 5 Pits an” Saal a Baye Po, aoe = /_- ire 8 " — Re We gs a es Sat ee & Sinking ™e ns Warn of ' orrhea are soft —_ ringosol. Pieasant, = al, antiseptic; used con ‘deat Rinse “amd for lronsides” schon! whe Aseortaced) WASHINGT@® “ « © . ifaie ‘ omist i} 2 i ie 23 . — 4" ee GaP as list UOUNTTY uild | (BUTTER sv C ~\ "ail ; ' i ‘ ; ’ ~ . ~ ‘ | Strietly Fresh 5 ] 30: | unirr ~\ cee ii California PEACHES _ “Al ) 4 Raisin ‘BREAD HEINZ ™’ 16c cargie throat freely twice daily. \NOT IN TEN YEARS have you had the opportunity to buy Peas of this fine ual at so low a price! ~ a a $3.75 A, orit j _@ [Thad ats iZi fie preg Mh CATSUP L1BSOLTTELY Pt R Large Pe at 24c — WITH sAUCCH KIDNEY BEANS 14c ; * 2 if = | a the tremendeas am : nder these 2°2 NO other, downhearted. water and try | tad » . \ years. ‘gnd: uric acid waalias All drug: me three s:zcs. for the name Cold Medal om every at box and accept oo imitation taste of the tained. Priess baer those As retic sti T7TIt of Fc Fouceail arenue. Avondale is ?. 1 isco et} - | = ag »* =a a3 2* 4 > *r0 - - Can 14c ‘ sw ee" rT ese i= ~ ; ‘6 % Fe os °, = ' > ‘ Wes bid » ey, a bal Via wy ji ~ Oe “fe i ' | ao {2 - hi, Oa ‘ ~ J, O~ 45 on * x , a4. —— i a 4 SM (CS Xa>_ mi ; 2 7 e ; Radian fe 3 ‘2 { — it ee a a meh a er eS Hk nN | ‘ : ) : . , . . . . ; a ~ 2, >>] } ¥ Ps. -. Li eR ~~"? 1<t ta AS ID 8 47 | tart is ~*? .__ seaeeiittitiiandiie ott emumeeenenemen ee

Page 21

i. @ i a —_ — — ——— EE ar a Ale ema ——_ villas a ) A Se ee —— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MUNDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, 1926. ST.LOUIS FUSI-UISrAILt. a rent iy iene ns ae FRIGATE CONSTITUTION TO ae prone. 2333 »* wie } brinking AGAIN \ SAIL THE SEAS 7"e se © « "“* @*e @ a °*® @ ees e*#-s * © @-¢ *-« | [pj lt “ mgy Children of Nation. St Dy the Associate: | . Ssittit orrhea WASHINGION, Feb. 22.—The , DNS aioe 2533822 a) | y frigate Constitution, “Old Iron- NA Py Foy b.: we... Sotse. gumsaresoft or spongy, Sides,’’ will again sail the seas, swenes 2 iiigesssese: SE tinge) Pleasant, under plans the Navy Department ni fy Tt t>++- meee ee ssl of Sse: | pical, antiseptic; used is making, along the Atlantic and! , Poe era aL ape ee 6 agar" ‘ etapa «Wee «sche Rb Caisse» : Pane : é OO wits . en WAT ead st eee ee ae on ee te ne an . tat ee EIN ‘ ee ae Pe Nellans iene SF A FIM DE TA A i —t, Sl ee i eee eR a saps es, . a Pe Ae ASO Metall patina te emg te we en we pe Bee oe Sl ee a 4 w ee oom eye ‘ a ee . Sesesia “ . , 7 oe Nias a eth SPL ih DAS yr wet Nie tae ate ; % r .- " ‘ ate = it is nent or Ay epciee pane « - ; - ne aan le s ~~ Peter > ny EOE AE 8 oes gm ey * Se tie eae wy ~ ~ bs mated “The date of the completion o? hee : 13904 ’ . ; : 4 id }7* a. } f)r i » | l- " . “A+ titristinn “fy) tne work on the Constitutlo Wal }e oe (i\ ' nl , m ae : 4 s | y« (is WwW a tba ‘ 4 BOOM nat once ai perro, “ O}) : ; 3 \ > aan 5 7 ba ’ ; aepend, In part, on the progress o ) Psi 7 3 Ps’ ra . . 3 : ; i E 1. a FEMCNUOUS Valire the \seengpnes of funds. School ars Lexcellent GUalilV nNHder thao. ‘hildren In all part of the country : “ ie tee . .. .-. . is id as Rn away at Hawail, have es they will have no Other. D been giving their contributions that DnY = 3 or . ys the frigate might be speedily re- MUN Sr only from the Pigpapaaps aggia' neg Se 7 stored. About $150,900 has been ) re a) mel: ; : Z : st : aie PD ci‘ kk eys in tha eg @ burden when the body . received by y Wey ee Hatshesky, presi - Id. us growing districts a with pain. Everything dent of the United States Trust * in + Be afr ” tne treasurer oO tne —~ nictim becomes ' ‘). 0° > oO LULi, 4 he 4 i « Rise ahr Quality, uniform. fs oad wa downhearted. “Save Old Ironsides 9 Fund.” and trueness to Travdie is a} x an {rionz the § Is - cities, Boston s . f | ight ink plenty of water and try : ’ x y ay opened their lx guaranteed in each Va- ing New Sox @ tein d 100 to the campaigy and T\ ‘ anned the same dav oy 7 gi MED, ‘| rough out the country, . schoo!s > doing the same to help this | poLes | oll patriotic cause. Reports Pickpockets Got $175. mous diuretic —— The none gpa se on a westbound nal Remedy of Holland for over qyijecron street car stole a purse - it is an emeny of kidney, | ‘ntaining $175 from fe er a, x end uric acid troubles. All drug. oh. u} 4688 Wiaklin avenue, yes- y three sizes. terday, after he boarded the car for the name Gold Medal on every 2 Fourteenth street and Franklin bor and accept no imitation patentee ke ‘d. all t he fresh taste of the OoWwilig pea is retaine d. Priees e abot ee oe acan woier those milar grades command. ape ee we 5 , . ’ . - . 7 ’ a " i A 4 b me 7 ¢ i led, ‘ a Sr a f e ‘ , oe on ty % a a ik aa Bb e's ie + a ate. vies Dib Ramon st wy¥ 3 5 shes tras fa. We OO la ga det ORpeber eae Moe naaT 6 Ga ae : gt ae ee ~ 2 Pee OO ee ere 3 shy ape ahd “ sy ah siding Pe Meet Mg Nts 9 rae re - - we Oe re G s Perey we i ey ae Ra ml ny wt Five aa pie a Th nC ph OEM RR lie ag dln Gains ae Se BB Ow \ aa ta vee OM ae f ve peegic >a iy ness Saas ‘ a4 CE NT ie. ae Tes A, i AAT TD TY ARERR AGO ood. oa wane + At weg + aE ee ee ws ee =". 30c APPLES ROME BEAUTY Union Electric offices will St. Louis has low electric rates—rates lower now than before ; da ; q } be closed all day Monday, the war — rates which have decreased constantly, while the ANOTHER NEW KOHN STORE ig : : ; anc SATURDAY—SHENANDOAH AND COMPTON February 22, in observance cost of other living necessities and contforts has risen 65 per cent. eV —SHEMARDOS Z| of Washington’s Birthday. 10.:. 45c Large Fish, | each 21.c, DOZ. 29¢ 9-lb. Keg, 95c inp Rese-—t bars (hipso—inarge package { Kinso—per package “pe «\ ie poe Ok BisculT Union Electric Light and Power Co. TWELFTH AND LOCUST - « MAin 3220 TINGS GUININ ler fliegen at One nn PAN AT cious vanilla cream: if er price 38c..... cn, Stacks, Ib 29c Scolate Queens, Ib. .40c Ae We (ee haainty chocolate ci] h As Se so a ae eS a i iii i i et dh i

Page 22

Page 23

» ‘m3 ‘ . ‘ | Beaulieu Saturday, since her stren- MacKenzies play several games, he ARR AAA AAA AAA AIP PPD PDL PL > | 1995 Champion:Le Loses in Fon} Use of Ineligible rangers by) nua not identity mone than fo, Crowd of 11,384 Witnesses | | Secend Match Between Lenglen vous match with Miss Wills at aber | Sets—Tilden-Andergo, Akron Team Proved by or five of the players used in the! Rough Soccer Match at Bantam King | and Helen Wills Is | ao CHEROKEE ‘ arper Rater ir dy A. no™wMe 716 Cherokee St. | strerbet to Ladies TH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, 1920 ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH _ 2 | ARE O MILLERS WIN PROTEST AGAINST CLAN MA CK KENZIBS ss = a AY. | ———————_= ee 4 : :. A GES SS ' a IL Vi 1 Meet Vespers ian ‘ gone league The &¢ + ouls | B D f ew a pene ae '§ yg aac informed per pee ok [ ; : acoste Victor we oeae ene T= 'Boston Defeats rhe next instatiment of | Suzanne Cancels -'ssinie3 poienss me | : C Gs nee se - TY COBB'S LIFE eae ten sine Matin Face |B i all-st 1 troit hineni | Rese Ty June, I ac nat Sti * ’ atinee I’rite remen Theater, ant 9 tet OP ABA 108 ae sgt Pron aww —_ a Pee vane ” ‘ y ~ » woe i ee ial s ” oe against the Ben Millers. I: : Wi Fole iotaha ae | Tiverton, R. I. a r ffered. 1e Wrongdoers’ in Doubles, Bill y- 1aS been rumored that at least six: ’ ‘ Deferred. t _ rophy oO = \¢ oaway Tearte deff, & Chouteau. ‘Adventures of Marie : a a eee na of the }b ulavers used by the A‘tron 3 Here omorrow ee Se Se : 1@ Leaco xe, permanent } i ‘ders . \ pve — ‘° , - ! + - t vy, o> a aa ‘ = | . k ce " . ta + ee Ww eye e “‘ringe rs °9 recruit: d fron j : ‘ . ; | B: if Associated Press. ; Mj pes Bir igha ii tz ses . ha‘ e Oi LlLere i IN Deimonte The Lost Chord ¥ ¥ ie Associates Presa min . ae soe {Special to the Post-Dispatch. another trophy emblematic of the : ’ fim the Stage. . B Dent im, g- the Detroit and Toijedo district “uala — NICE, France, Feb. 22.—A sec-'! ' tet 5620 Delmar ts NGL AY” a ‘ sW YORK. Feb. me y i ‘ i 4 Asciiil ” BK te JI™, Nlass., IT eb. 22,.—Bos- ! dy 4 ’ © wade 4 ooh Peeve yea of the Municipal! Bas- ’ . a vA rANGUA : ° -_— ~,. ar . tee Sew " ~@¢ . a _ a ies é je *. ‘7 . - | ~— $ . a [> a re Rens 4 St, Louis goccer Ciulld IS certain } Local C.ames One-Sided. ‘on defeated Bal! River . to or utc ou ond match bet. een Suzanne Leng- keth ai Le agwue to the ¢ entral Iux- 18t KE BF DANIELS : a ed P| ; d : a ‘ ‘ ; a. eoraa . ss “ . ~ it mr z , ; # ae , _ “ONexeq ¢), h the Western division final fhe league leaders pullet? away/,, . d roun ttans ecer \len and Helen Wiils has now been / ¢cutive Committee, which wiil pas THERS? . Sweet pA FB al nal Ing door Singies > oonlypnieae Pn a) om See weeker clubs in the St. |‘2elr secon round national 80 mee ci | deferred }upon the offer. If accepted, the! isth & Lafayette QUAKANTINE™ ; ~ ‘ e€ "nit | States roOLWaiI JA S- YT niie & elie lip " bo —— or na 4 _ a pa - ss : . . : 4? ‘ be ‘ ; j oe pee ose ; p by a triumph ree, of the United i Louis Soccer League race yesterday |cup game at Tiverton, R. I., yest ~ Phil Rosenberg Has Been, Suzanne announces she will not} ‘7?! apd with Be S| OVEN Cen, > a vA On th yey! }' FAIRY Double Program : ‘ , V = MMpPEetItion AS Aa rée-!| Wher the Vesper heat the i @lile ioe a ee won hrea time yy. he § ‘ te 3 Jean Borotra ine: sociation cup cot” | when th ae sen ee ee “Oat we aay. The game was fought at a “Boili Out” at Hot participate in any further singles} omenanie naman , e Jtage 5646 1 1 'The lady Who Lied e ¢ c? 2 nt n v . .* id git ef the decir “Yan up a record score against -the | te: rific pace throughout despite 3 patches vem the, 8. Cloud - or _AMUSEMENTS — THE STLOWS STAR'S wi “Ais\4 [_~— VAIO 4 j— : Sees fos Aten PrTAine «a , o > "try About autre re reons ithe extren ey . es VY pitch Idea! { Springs. WW imbledon tournaments. She has THIS j Kingsland ( Denble Prog.: “Phan ° : ; - 6, . - ad ‘ *& aa 4 ai’ a é a. 7) @4A4 ; oe . i e Y. » a : ; cond-z round game to the Watched the double-header at St. en + . : ¥ canceled her entry for the Nize Laodiog Thyatre of St. Leni WEEK | aan ‘ q tom of the Forest” a Cis ewecconc winning ofr the ti) proteste. sec Iouis University Field siecoeiuc’ over aces attracted a8 | rae ore singles beginnin Marci 7 j [Dp NEX1) ©4357 Gravels Av. ‘Weicome Home” ’ - Sicrcessive "Pars by : e Ude Mi ere. T) 18 C ecision Was 4 ne I pts agony ; id 11 e $4 | f — Stes sem ealbacaes "% ‘nh —"~ a? ’ oe. bs } let et Jimmy Dunn equalled tha remark-;crowa of Loe ' "i e . 1 fi c {ra- hi h Mise VWVilis i ' €! . : a Frene Ben Mil . indree | Te oat | aeraemmaggglbnag : ' Favorites of the local fist: Which MISE liis is entered. . REE bem ccouhiegeaallbe tournamen made by Secretary Ana “x ®t (able feat of Archie Stark of Beth-! ‘The Fall River backs were Sino ell se into theirown as| The French girl said that her! NIGHTS AT 8:15 dec TO $3.85 | Knickerbocker [LAne nee a ii ER Botan: brought two Eu ‘TOpeans inty ; meen. ite a hearing at Cleve- lehem when he scored five goals 3 : 4 termity Wilk Come te { ‘ MATINEE SAT. ONLY=We TO $3.30 | $145 Park Av. and Comedy cer US the fina? — { » brouzht bv | veeterdav I caught flat-footed {in ston at- i p tlie final round fo, the _firet tim, end, in n which charges rouzit by yeste rday. Manager Harry Ratican ught flat-footed in a Boston at head-liners of a boxing sige isha Kin SEATS SELLING FOR BOTH WEEKS ' - ) erican tennis hie ory che Re , Millers were SubS'antiated. exXperimented with new material at tack and Martin, in trying to pass, be staged by the New Coliseum Macklind ; Big Feature Program large callery woe . i t ‘he entisfaction left fullback and left halfback and | — 1.” 1. rr Pati “Ty0} M arcn 2 George | 5415 Arsenal q With Comedy, News 7 a tmopartig it was prover QO ++! eetactrtheanwaet titi . ie bie ape '| back to Kerr, miskicked. Tate at-; Athletic Club Mare: mT ° and (tithere : Eenerous in {te gnn? % Plavers George while the new men held up weil , = himself into a ; a : cS &DDlause ae of Brown that Wes : of. thr ugcl + t) ea fireaet h ,1¢ t} \ 'témpte d 1oO clear but t} e ba ] came Sut t has battled oe if} iS RED HOT | | A .,0TrQO; ra ie ae a =. - . mn¢t«- hy > ' ew, * 44s VUBRAVU UL Ai aaa » met. tneyv ahs -. 7 shes — > Sas - . = Pi Rn ” ¥ : oe ! bigel Botton: ~ pela 9 Vain with al Cruickshank and Matty Thompson weakened toward 0) 3 apes ,,'10-round championship affair with | MARSHALL ( : ii : , . " Irvin — itted | ' — wt ck to OVEercome ¢ the Detroit ‘ eltics ypuayed for game and the “nae iain Sos the, out to Ileming ng Opened tile Charlie (Phil) Rozenverg, king- | In His Greatest Success / Manchester-Sutton ' “Bexce Players | eH ft? ; " = % OO] Af U hati i se ' . 5 Kenz! : Te0)N ‘Fr ITI aT ™ ae es —- +201. ore | 7 a t rift} ‘ «rr 1 7 ww, r \lseae 4 ;aNnA age ; ‘ jee e : F i T eut-p lL OO 1D @ national tou aan? Mrown indicated that at) embers out of eleven wetted ammnrlndege ti 5 1 Herr Was 1UCKyY t0 |" ocsides this double bill, Match- | | MICHIGAN | (“The Man Without s 7 ONG | eee he -e : ae , ae : oe severe a handicap. Len: played clear a Biair shot at the expense ee eee a oS a } "e MILTON SLOSSER Country” and “‘Ag Nea sre Ande ‘rson Win. septigation would be carried fur- jin very excellent rm at center'of orne Mieming's a sas . (maker Gene Straus has booked In the AT THE ORGAN (224 Michigan Av. | Man Has Loved” s 7 4 4 : Th md xeei.en form t mteriof a corner. Mieming’s perfect-' **” 7. ees csi = > CF#art tt. (pete rmine h "ha of . a el , ‘ i ¢ 7 = rat! nds ea h. ‘ > - . SS : a each, William T. Tilden and F a geal 2 an | matback. ly placed flag kick was hea: gs a poe OC. eS ne ~, | CHS BAND ‘rogre ore D to .. ss i : re An. entire? Etesion existe] Ati je WSs? ; An iniury siiffered hry Fuliba: ly is . “— R t] 1 ' TT} a evening's entertainment will Leovwg Gs ana ‘@MOlive / MIDWAY { Pare oe ve ; ar Muay Del he oe na ‘ ‘ i tn merece «OO: 4G: Ree oe ostons iird goal. a cick : a ‘ e (rea vide title a Ae feating the “deta cs af the ineligible plavers. I 18 O}D- Fray ik Vai ughn of the Mille rs forced ager witaciihink Scan . ace -tee j he opened bv a pair of colored gen- Tonight—s: 10 wel ms tet | O Lrrand & — leak? ‘Private } Affaire’ ' . : ' ies ‘s ae YMpis ewthat the manugenient - the his retirement in the first a . 4 AVI ULes vpeLTOore Lail sida, ve i ed unde e. | 4 ; ee ae in nr : c Lat) p = V incent Richards THOUS Litat bas _ - a “aie tgs —* ™ = e — sa d Brittan « ored Ia}] Rix er’s first Lie men of - ight welg ht po - : g FIRST TIME HERE! —_ eee ‘ a | eee Q0g8 w.kenzies Was aware of the de-| @ave Tim Daley a chance to p ay Ap ‘White heavywei hts and light- MISSOURI f “Dancing Mothers’ pedi- | ; rant - Hunter, in & #pectacyla: —— - ho thaeia Star game at fullback Paler’s goal with an unsavable shot from White hea — ” tn the | MESERE SRUBERTS SENGATIONAL REVUE | , sa ,; and National Charlee riv -£O tr } eentjlon atiu it 18 OSSID 1 Lat Be ia : : cue ” \ “7% : ' ‘er ¥ t e) ir st u 4 . i sTan an acas bere]. '* Sct Bru Pig e, S—6, 6—3, 64. miiad Gtatee Football Association | clea” fearless Kicking indicateq 19 Yards. , weenie ee . | ee @inals| eS, 1o—I1 mes te ey amit td i that he has recovered full ou In the ‘cond half ch team at-!other prelims. ENTRAL ss 0. ‘ = . . tal u sift sic? I # I { the s )j ice si Lilie SE Pith GIGadi, @a bi { arm at ~ ‘ Pf «| in he { at \ fic Nn tistr Cy . . . : : 7 . ° : a! , f .. 2 , a q = pert BE. FE PRAM, Kn AM Now Jean st of France and A, . ’ id's “% = P . d a ‘i of his right leg, which was broken tacked in LUurn: r al] River making 3utc) n an 1d MecCor gary are rare EST END LYRIC MOGLER ‘Red Hot Tires” and e ae De on —e mr? ne (j}1} ? ra igs i. es 3 4+ “ team. VV. As' er whe] of Ne ~ y ork Won ¢) e 73 or hy + ~* e . » ae o wt = NATIONAI AMATEI IR avard, Brown announced that the ( HIG AGO, Feb. eu The (a. Midway through the period Champion Here Tomorroy SECOND ane eanon | Mmmyv Pp ille wT aoTAa ir. t a" ac aek + ; ; - ; A wy ee Tle t=re oO ae ae ~ 7 > {fr | ~ > 1 »} »Ay } a le ve * wing OT) Milie rs re re “as a “ sali agains aus adian ‘ u 1D of ‘ ‘h fcagzo defe peated John ’ Ballant ‘get. iy as ordered OL! Rosenberg 1S BC ne 1UIeC to ‘ ay ~ ee Pe - ann : %~ ie i : : i a - 3 ni ; “Aes ’ ° EX ND * *S41 Pestalozzi oti poe 4 po ond SQUASH TENNIS TI the Vespers of St. Louis in a third j the Olympians, 6 to 3, in the only the field for the second successive! }js Hot Springs, Ark., training | Main Entrance: NEXT pg mg! SEATS THURS © sth ac tat The Fraffie Cop ni WASHINGTON round game, which is 4 semi-final | U. S. F. A. cup game played in week. Fryer tripped the Boston camp this afternoon and arrive Broadway at Lucas | QUEENS f Double Eresram & wy °%. 2 . . ' : ' , Pa} ISHINGTON, Feb. 22.—-Wa of the Western division. The game the Chicago district yesterday. The forward who retaliated and_ re- here tomorrow ,.morning. He has H A IC E : a> ane | “Hell's Hightoad” I a >t a . > « s: a . . - .s » . . ; seexg is p ‘ : = } ‘on . ** a:mer Dixon of New J Ork, Amad will be played her: on Sunday, Canadians will oppose the Pull- ceived his marching orders, a de-/, 1ested Promoter Straus to line ieee ee Easy Going Gordon the tT A199 ni ‘inn ] kc) ; t request i eilioticenae ‘a ponocnatutinneint , " , se wWise al iOné £9 S t Led : * anmnAt c 7 ¢cr ah td moan iT) ‘ ~setarn 2 oe ’ ie MY tx bn 5 a £0 to nion re opty his it 4) ny pattem March te it was announ ck today mans in ai \V Ct ¢ I i: SE€MiILina:. ( 1s »T} ‘ 5i} } iva Ss a8) ae hooed i \ up a strong array of Fpat -mat ol» | ti ’ PF The Great LON CHANEY = OTT, we © s & © 5 ae 6! ass ti € oO av by a Winton FE. RBarke!: nrecidant aft Vlaroch oi rend a} (J fon alike With ten ' i ‘ ee + 2 " ¢ ge . Na on s Lar ra “The lack Bird” , v athe . ety j ne sb othe fre .P alias it . aiine, : ve the: ne mignt et aown Oo Treai € I 8 ‘ ortivy. i€ featine Dr. loster Ss. Ke! log; o* i a | I-nAat, ~ ¢ 7% yin¢ on TY ai anda » ) y . «7 , . ¢ ‘» + : = ed ‘ee i Tween za@and « oO Lh, at Bann, & ec sal é ohle aR ‘ee ‘Ty AU UT hard sate: nae: 13—¢ oer fe Ihorecnan . ear Cuan v¥ tha enn far \ a ‘ . ” ‘ of an merson "oe ery OrnN} } : # i SB - ’ ¢ ” ~ i aca a he +e ese 2 4 : P e oo! «i., ii Ad - ; ‘ ’ ’ : ‘4 i-_~*. oe ** + + a if c* On oO * as Ane. : ; — :: 33 '. to S gal oliseum A. CC. headquarters, 2614 seed india : ; : ae ; : yr 4 é 484 4 at. 4 av [ ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT CO.'S THEATERS | The Harvard squash ten; Yes cs Ir >netacn wilt’ wane. 2 ee eee Se GREAT QUADRUPLE HEADLINE BILI oe ee? ouash: pce FE: 5 ESM ANSHIP! 3; 8 ts rill’ meet J. & P. oes washington; National A. C., 2014 § 120,000 Square feet of space. wegeme MOORE i ee AL 3 in an astern semilinai Next OUR | .- orth Sixth atreet: Red Bell Gym. ) ALI-STAR CAST ty TCH ‘ts team chan Pionsa:p laurels, dei ty ad 331 day. weedy osgut hg hig pit eng Ms , Three great floors of exhibits. | ARSENAL Re American Vouus #9 Ifeating the runner-up FI hil: adel phi : = + a “a i hasuin li7 Norn Bixih setrect; ORPePuUM © of fAU UI + JRENE* | Grand and Arsenal fomedy and Others i ie eke ene tn) . a i : . ; an (.iz Tie rooklyn. eyfair and Statler ite] igar - i , ) ‘ rofes- | tcan four 1 atches to one. = Are you a salesman and interested in Bl somes connate veh Se eee Maylair a ' a sig pan’ a wai Fireproof bullding. JIMMY MISS FRANKIE 2% ‘AUBERT “Reever ae Mas- : successful. methods of closing business? =% wv. wangerers and New York | *tands and the Century Cigar store, 7 ore HUSSEY HEATH with { and “The Girl Who pal New Bicycte Record. : Th f duci ] ill b | ianta Hleawed a S08 Meee on eet Bt. Louis The newest models and i: st With Eddie Hick », aaaae dee Aubert sod Fasten ® Wouldn't Work” eight) .. . £ € processes 0 proc UCcINg sales wl e rt a a be aes ee Montgomery ; a pee soa ens #1 | tending the fight. Florissant A. C,..10 4 3 2s ° . CASH PRIZES PRICES: 2Se and 40¢ |. & Pasline , stoagey mement ‘ SEANY B27, ; eee : ee ga wa 0 ts 1: sso , penis «one om ig / ” ' : JONES AND ARMOUR aeere toes om 4 Exhibits of Inter-City | = | SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES Stars .... eee y > BF | NOVELTY . {Double Prog.: “Wom a Nerth Si4e A.C...3 3 1 ° fi | Motorbusses. OTOPLAY THEATERS — f { an of the World” and ee WIN GOLF MATCH FAIRGROU ND. GROUP 4. i a PH ; 35°24 a pee, rhe rough (rus Br the Agenciata® Preas, " Team. 7 kK. T. Pte. 8 Displavs of Tractors if HONALD COLFMA‘’ . ve Pot” PETERSBURG, Fia, Feb. 22.|¢ ‘ ispiay OZARK : Hloating Univ ersity W orld Cruise Bobey Jones, national ameter ierrcesrn ms 15 Saal INGS- Saar crows winsome ma r - Pi isa ee Ae pn ese ae ver Polish Falcon. « 10 3 4 4 } pees ee President Charles 1°. Thwing, 1.1%. Te wy - latnpion, and 4 ny ATMOUL, Tr" | €6rence a ey 4 9 3 1? : egg , - : , we ntinge +} CUI, it filial, (“lah ( 4 EE 4 1A4)N t HANFY ‘ \Weste: Reserve ws iversity. 1 . ian — 1 & - 3 ; fo aa Wehners 1 4 3 4° | 10.000 ecuare feet deroted to yow 8 HOWING PAGEANT P in “Lung from New York, Oct. 2d, 1926—Returning June Ist, 19°. sonby egy 8 f° ss a SHERMAN PARK. Accessories, Equipment, Sup- JOHN GOLDEN'S S851 Delmar “THE BLACK BIRD” straight victory yesterday when Team. — & 2 oe we Sec aks ats |p ee = nis AR veer | ' — ne ’ c ; ee eee a owen * “ ¢ ’ r nr +4 ) } a 4(,F PLAY *hotowpl: i’ ' , > : N > iB the. ae fea ed WW oe Hage bs a- Fenifan Council .. 7 4 ¢ on nifes and Novelties for the rotor GHEAT I - Mg Potoplay Pre. Powhatan ee Sag Program ~~ ‘Ol an pecans Proressier ei 2 saoanhy te pon ag . Johnaon-Stephens- car. “THE a YEAR . 6:00 and 9:15 | lows i audeville Maplewood and “Biarck Cyclone’ " . N % a hy 2 nd 2 in ra im - hh <hinkle ae r, 4 -n : % — Sn Prices Today. Ohe.: (Children ti . nisin “cane o r « Vij TrTiatc! af a8, na Ountry¥ ~” fet ’ . ho? aie < wae be vt all Picts ieee : me — Squadron cor . : ” Band concerts on each 7!oor lohe Pat z Margaret Livingston 9] SHAW [. ~y . : eo. 2m — ‘The match was the first in the — s sa NchEeeE R PARK on 1ftepnoons ard evenings. “Tele- JOHNNY ARTHUR COMEDY a Sth and Shaw ‘ “SEVEN DAYS” “ . : To ; ' igri cn seek ry r. * ey | tenets anal - " a COURSES WITH COLLEGE CREDITS Jones-Hagen series and was a cur- cae Ww. LL. T. Pte, Phones. Fully equipped rest deah /.,220"s pean AXGED UNDER SELECTED FACULTY n-raiser to the 72-hole singles patpmoant Dem...15 1 1 sf, Toome. Restaurant at reason- Shenandoah f.s:<1 scrroar” 4 a i wt uae 4 4 3.4 ds *. — zi - — these {tk tl. are are to stage South Sides - - - ied able prices Other CO! reniences D E L Mi O N T F Grend-Shenentess ‘WIELD JUSTICE” $2 iiieney. as , ng extensive i re eth gerade’ sebeinesl wi ei i th ; “ ne*< Scholimeyers ..... 7 s - for your comfort. $$$ TIVOLI ‘ LON CHANED ws | S ary ard ) t nishe ¢ , 4 - eri ater undereraduartes anc Ls “ad es. he @4) aR more ee ee ; : ai asa- |'\Gebken@s ..... 1 14 2 + ra YCLOWIC 6250 Delmar ' -?— Ee BI cm BIRD” | N Regist ” ne oe | CARONDELET, GROUP 1. EVA — om oe ncnaniens catenins titi i _ ' ee | Team. Ww. tL. r. Pts. IRENE RICH tn UNIVERSITY TRAVEL ASSOC [ATION MISS WILLS AND HER wae. 3 2 2 96 Under Auspices of TANGUAY VIROIMIA joureeman, . 11 BROADWAY, NEW YORK PARTNER WIN FINAL “ttm” Svort © me if 2 5117 Viesiala =F andl Gaueer to Rates — Mecine ........ ue 9 3 13 ST LOUIS AUTOMOBILE DYNAMIC FORCE OF VODVIL WEBSTER (| , Pov Program ei ~ By the Aasomated Press . G&. Veet .. 4 1 8 ° — : ) “Any Woman” and BEAULIEU, -France, Feb. 22.— 3 ” . ; ith d (Clintes “Th Tem Bey” a a 10 ns | F aA eilis and Chavies f Kinge.| » CARONDELET. GROTP 3. = EALERS’ ASSOCIATION THE LOST th and Clinte : ey of England 2 ee the Me..... ots si so i CHORD co 6( — LAVENTHAL THEATER CIRCUIT —! | , P en Bet Le ; ¢ oe ng i in ae oS £2 Rrandt« .. a an Yt 2? 14 Admission, en L ICE LAKE—DAVYV ip POWEL L. 66 9 ' M. B. Fisher of New Zeaiar G in the Osear Muellers ... 6 ry 3° is — SOUL MA ASHLAND =| “erorr Berter. “Wel | a , is of the Beaulieu mixed dou-! ypasies Place ....2 12 1 % Daily: 11 a. m. toll p. m. MATINEE DAILY Se OReENG cane Mi, Meuetel ind Cap ts Lad ri. Team. ww, J. = Shorthand on Bookheeping pier 4, 68 aes LEMP’S PARK. : : ae ‘te thn See =——_ AILEEN PRINGLE EMBASSY (Paty Kut Miler ‘ T. odes Ar etic : -K . eo ae Typewriting ithm , Mire. Phyllis Satterthwaite of En- st. Fran. de Sales. 12 m o 24 AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS a ‘pennecioricrncnn "The Wise Virgin En nglish ~ Penmanship~Filing erat q bani - pa = mu dvetriing of Se 6 < 3; wo LNT NS NAT NRL LEE CE INE TE ssdithaaieiiains : | ° : tiie pees . ied : Spelling ~ Commercial Law men Hots amin. | IE ition (MIKAD (teres 2 pe 2 5 rene r? P s ht Ski Champion ‘Defeated. Team. w. L. TT. Pee Woman’ sy Nationa xpos : Comptometer ~ Machine Boo weeping \ the Aesoctated Press Good Will Clab...12 1 2 28 A PEPE: ‘NEWSTEAD ( Dome Frogs ; “When ae DE NVE Colo, Feb. 22. — Lars Progress Club ... @ . 1 13 G test Exhibition Pver PO ann OE n the In : pi Opened” tUCK CO == Accountancy’ Economics: Law Haugen ¢ ot ux Falis. & oi five Welfare League... = 2 1 11 reates 7 * = Cc 0 L | S € U a | <288 See a , ws “wright Lights” r times national sk{f champion, bowed § Electrical Engs. .. 5 10 0 10 ir. ’ STRONOR inch) | The School oF Lefore the peowess of Colorado FAIRGROUND JRS.. GROUP 5. FEBRUARY 16th TO 224 ae a ae 3 5 Hoe ho ba Oo FALLON f ns ae yo s Th my : | mwnarsa in the national amateurs Team. WwW. i. TT. Pts. Exhibits ftrvile nn os 4 e<TS 4076 W. FPioriesent “NORTH STAR a’ entea of vesterd@ar's ski meet at Kijllarney Tose 1S 0 ? mi “ i a —— - oe nn ‘ | 91933 Del Bl d. 469- -75 ete ort ee ee fae es ; ; ‘ ; CH ts the on louis evening merens UNION Devble Prezer: mar Vv thea @' ' lewis Daipes of Denver Newstead-Nat. B. 3 s J The POST-DIS ‘s uy | : ' . Union and Fasten ‘ — . Forest 0024 Laclede 0440 : at ished firet. ii Biles Maders .....3 B® © @: newspaper giviag “associated Press news service. ce ° and “The Tomboy” 4 ‘

Page 24

Page 25

Page 26

: _—. - ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, 1926. _ 3 CR | ST LOUIS P¢ REAL ESTATE—FOR COL’ ‘RED go: ee ae i | | : — — i‘ PATRFAX, 9938 —Stoom residence: $254 oH I'RCH NOTICES. CHURCH NOTICES. ? : : eee Sf haw = a —— _ > Woca wecTURES3 [~~ -q || Questions Answered--Radio--Cross Word Puzzle. FR PRICES ——-_LAnING exc fl ! 1! : ea alas COUNT | FINANCIAL Sri Deva Ram Sukul ~~ a T 25 a TT Post - yams." Radio | CROSS WORD PUZZLE nn tu ve Ram See! | 7 || ANSWERS TO QUERIES |'pxi2the'satn |: _CROS NID FOR HOGS} vast | ? 4. [5 [6 ] ik: sf =a 9 10 m AWEEK: " 5 ART a Lecturer; President cna yy Sih otha The Post-Dispatch reserves the right he Personal and telephone calls, or answers by matl, cannos 545.1 Meters ~~ Don 3 oe o~ ~s —e Vice-Prestdent, India Society naoubé- TYek@et .N On wacomobiies. by tt Monday. February 22d. 2s — | ’ " ; 4 Py 40) A a- ° S200 ~ - y . : n icra vere we with ruse 7. ee 6 My etr MONE — ‘SEE t~"—VOoNEY anes, (February a a . “* W. H.—Nov. 26, 1881, felon picture ver¥ gent'y espns oe ech iy 1 1:40. 2:40 and 3:40 D. - Mar- . ; bes aswel arts a MLC K eal ; “et E R f G de ) j NOE er 4ueA a = * Mure Linseeu sabe : tina of interest fa af A; Sarees Err is + a= = ; th CHRISTIAN BRINAOP HOTEL CHAS ( oo arcen and } RANT a A Ya ~ tae “ aioetend fra | 2 learned 4 _F oo Prices supp ied bv Mar- One oO atic Og .3 Siriaas » ' = . ag 23 iti a Dish are adresse armG vdhiessg . “ieee , -s ’ Jigs . - . os o ——s Laeimee og yet a B! ‘ Hl io Fegehiv , mior he Pauses © li ket Nes Service, | Ss. s/@part- a Ang ins "oes a aiummmeoes Kingshighway and Lindell Bis. ; : introduces y their titles Sassy ts at wit i ews ; ici aheetie 0 oa Ba ' a a" ; rREL —_—F very bend ¥ V eleome—t KE F. rTTLTAUry 4 4 * 4 4 Ba = >? @ SB x ee: wie: : ry eT: T Fi AZT witTuTe and }- + a” j 19 * Full Ear y T.. . — eae ng . — 7 ~ Zz “Y zi ™ * ew i .¥1.¥ — ij ° : ” \ © % t es ‘ ; + } . a 4 Tair 2 ~~. aA Ie ¥ a2 ‘ ue ~* ‘ ° | pas } ae 3 Han a é s | , ial 7 pm ~ ; " . £Gucation fer the tnformat ici : ‘ the @ tl, and i- ° , een x Be | Ra ipere ped . is’ OLITE $ about high school entrance re- wiped’ with a |soft rag | Daily—10:00 A. M. 2I 22 123 : Not Held in Lat- A] will resuil é ; 14 Quirements from parochiai: scbhoo!s ; Sceee ' | 24 on : eee a SS ee. geen Wekh se OU es ++ ai ws wdewda widen shaw | Geeapi vee : : ~ a PA OTe ele , on ’ an miaGes ac, ; . Slane Wane genducte : — ) MANS MANNERS —v1¢. oe a ine , . * hema Domest gpm estas arcana . At Te 4 . ) os eo, ee et if Tn . necessary « . F Véerr t sraug;g i “ Amerw - the H me service Lp t aft tne . — — “5 - of her ee my asa tne young womans parents in , rder to suften them compiete- Laclede Gas Light Co. of St. Louis 25 26 27 S ‘ : ‘oO join You at the show. rut - drv hides tris re- sapietissssedeitaiinieiniin -J¢ Sifer ee thows * 2% ’ simce vou take vi » # ee ~~ } : z , fAan- enlt- i . nanstihni sat — ++ as : Oo P ~ AS Ce mee you take your fiance s . a 3 ger time tha r Sait M d WwW d d i ‘ : — ‘ AU A PI Al Al pollinated? Me SgeiE ot be 2 bad idea to) 224°, 3 = seg Bernese a Seg Sect onday, ednesday, x) -sraRoe Fob. weeg's close, GaomlM i P ; ¢ " a8 nas P. i . P 2 ‘ : - = pee Ry: e ¥ P o - , ° 2 azy isSK the rents > ry try OCCA - i a , hoe i 28 \ 30 TIONAL P ted: Ca *#acrced : . + . : ‘ (mAneyv ask the parents to join yeu occa- soaking than a skin. “Thus it ts | Friday today. estimate Sat | $14 medica were a Y Ova ‘Seue ’ a oe hy ~mnnes ee fix a certain iengtn | we 13.500, gueeD , to $I ) and pee © te es © et 47% mw WJ as a a a is ‘ : e 7 SPS - hg es soaling the hi ie 11:00 , a M. "900: . : . 2 aa « : : a4 i -— Faust’s res*ta2iiran* oT alee si . oy PR eye ap se i — 7 ; @.- 1 pon neat nnn cm werd - s ' : nats weieia ah ee * - - iii 1 9g = 3 art ee | 4 * ro t -% b A _ - a . . ‘ " = . : a Do You Neec ee ect, pened on pissolte | Mond y—6:45 P. M. 3] 87 Sy) | 40 4 ins vn wer. Butcher | SE Fa eae Y Uy ba Ne ~ existence on June 3 1816 This 2 poly) ea ji bono in wn O0-e — gf 5 af 7 ~ - 4 po - ~ > : - , = it ol 4 iaGuit. J . : a! 5tC a.'%s ° at? Tr ~ aa = «i my >" W i ‘a y se j x ai Fiour ——— atx. . . EE ~_ « : - ~~ =? «— r. ae " rm al ~ 3 >5-ae a) iw i = ' j gv? o : 7s imoney © - aaa S Was @ted on Breac- 4 teas he . thee th krness i} 43 j ers $ ” 3} , . | : way and Elm serect, weich was Did¢, according to the thickness, } 7:00 P.M 2 , nee ee ~ Th os 2s ? aed y = — o~- } _ : - . - 4 tT © t -3 s = 4 : . 7 j . « * si e "te * ‘ ta a * - } a LIRST AND SECOND DEEDS a ae et OT eck | Skins ame finighed|in) about 1 * i bd ba 2 ° ? >. - i 12 r ié he Be a-te aad { a — _ ‘ > “in + " ars . mies _ ee Fr ae ee : ' c: GPP iio a . eres coca FOS, Compas Be, Sei PS ape aes pega line ii program, direct from . Washington, |] Ab 4 48 49 = g i e. and a . — ~ yy : - - 4 -- ~ eres * Fial bs Ti x are ? Col rT : Gg ; ee o wa , as 4s. j a, ~ | | a € wi ' s : ce% “ P . se . Si. ‘ s ™ * re 7 oe is affil ati ns a: ~« Der nt j % > » oe — ool i _** Ss * : Peieitteis iiares 2 hoe Fe P - Fey ny i ee “y te 2. 3 4 * - a o. 2 (2 ce, — . Tv ~ =X ” ny : a o = eaiet i ‘ s n $11.00 Sia > . : ‘ i? 9 » ae : a ¥ TT ed : oA i ~ 4 Sa . ices Ime poromeccet , 7 . aoe varec 2 _ : » i ; - we *. a . es RaW se « ~ 2. : * - »* ~~ t a i ren . 4 rY a ad m . Ms ° al s ar ciry ao. oe “s — 4 { th for e r +h 4 * ?. “ 2 - an 4 = - 7. . 2 | 4% > os * x as eiiti I. c- - & i ‘ ‘ a : i f a ; ‘ . -—- “ ge —. « - LOANS ON PERSON’ x _ PROP’? Y field Oe dS wie » hidde on a drum. | the left of the number, the word is horizontal: if above it, i §, cutee COW", to Oe gna * , oo ae rt oot > “cr : . ~~ 3 on a * sian @ » . ~ . - r “~ xs. er . . =? 7 7 r«@ a? _ A’ 1 eee an we one ae . - .S a iad SP Pt | ger minat ; r : i oa ‘ __ : 3 f . KFUO—S45.1 Meters v r rtical. The same nienhber may of os urse begin both — Lhorzontaj > oan s4 . a ; xe ee 2oats oe +) ~ $4 emda : sa ae 7~Onev for een: ‘s 4 "i a rg Siri ” . rR = ray 7 i2 2 | et . 7 oe =~4 ; : ~_ , ¥ raat . - ~~. = 5 enone arges 8 per cent ae i ssdasegpe ripen AT? | This th. Th | went oo ue Address: “The vertical. The cefinitions for the correct words to fill the Sum genre. rane a | gota SLO Ray nr * ur : ? 3 . ie \ — rhyaaey — ~ ; _ a 7 a . os _ ng vin Cn , ‘esi it “ " ag 4% 7 . t,™ mc . ft = * = aif ‘ . a: s Soace Leet Suess tn painting take it out of its frame, the jhrownish tinge of thé fapon-| _|]| God Behind the World Rev. J. W oon ind below, w.th numbers corresponding to those on the Sem Sere of quite oes nen HORSES AND @ 2 B.cg seed —= a : gi ete . CARY SI agente a 5 eR sorceme To nscentren . ane? cod tota a4 edie > ee an rl © and furniture. La piece of cloth moistened ‘wis Sqtieabib, het articie | |} Treen oe ee «ae through the definitions till you find one that you recognize, en@ pg tS oo) one This ts hgnter | Of ts Markel eX — U0 aut ~ "ae cs with 3 Mater on ir ; - . : . tireiy Ty i [ Love ¢ lei tae Story, Mrs. me se. “eee SMfonda 1's) Read \s or rts eka. ~a'?s f interes : res ee = MR ec . se ina save ‘ Dg eee o MS ap | Chae Rang ay in its proper Pp ‘ace on the form on a a for each white oq Uare ann feadk witty? Jas tte ~— ‘ive emi about stem BE d eL “a. a i*- i a sace Ss I ¥ a ww i Foy f \ tax PON tT] 7 th . : ais ie } - i . > P- T 2 7 7 2 zine as (Be : 5 —e 4 ‘nae ‘i yp. andar . . ,* (z ; ; f 4 —_ . : = . : an a a : from the picture. Severa! apnpi!-: the (rahe ra able to resist wa- |i _.3 P- M-——Address: “Fhe _ Youngs will furnish severa] cross-clews to the words linking with & # were eiimated at 13.500 Bess.) Se aera, nen > ‘ é : pee al 1} Peopie and [heir Country." Rev. M 1) ie r Pees Sa.45 4 | Speci: “es LOANS ations may be required to secure 7 = > 7 _~ r * 7 —— an ~ IV? = 2.7 ? r - ei . is : a ay cobs og ae Sad ‘ t ; = - 7 > AVE = on @ + » > eee J be! § a \ : — 4 nad La a awa Awa &e ew i - e@ az “a i 2 ” Fr od g .— ‘a 7 may >. vb. ¢ o re 7% be gs we A 4 om nan “2 at a . ; * . oe : : bo 4 “ anv plate whete +- | : al . 3 1 A sam ofa sh‘o. “to be.” 1. & certain cuan- °7. 4 Gi ia > tae — $138 Pair to good southe ; : & : ¥ y ig ee 1} Vado: Klohr?, Serenade ({Ben- 4. Not that 3%. A smal! e@oat tity. su —-_ - pening @& hu ie. Smooth mouthed @ - “ “se. : . . . + + ae ee ~* Bie Te MONEY jean: to @miar De csons Pca 1 9 - ’ itis ie ra a Es z ¢ - » ~ 7 ‘ ; ve ~ ~- a : peer Po , e 1 " r Y : - - ., nm 4t~ ‘ i ? 2 ‘ . > . ; a “ . “>. - ’ a : — : ; n : P ’ : amd somfidential 2881 Railway Ex Head iche Pain oomacne eumatism stop: the annoyances sj) ot. 3 : H (Hathaway fl. |) a 38 ee for wa- 7 Te aa. roel Yom’ wever. ame oe. . | Mine mules. 15 is ee 3 ogi 2 eee ni. ger | = ‘SiG ~tton mules. J seTi vA, s 7 * . wae +e. VSr Eg R - = "y b me, V —— - a a ae Sid: ae Micaela | — t } A.® « i ——" - pei ee eo _ - a-——LoO”g mus ~. oh e ¥ @7 in 2 ra™8 ) Pui cs eee TB 6S BO ; rt -- Te @ crea res i. 2MCO a»br } A ‘amie of rs " Ss} ’ a mf atien we ¥Y EY if) LA 4 ‘\ 7 : ’ & ee ea . F z 2 “ + > ie - : ‘a z ai : ' s a WG > —_ +e ar £A 5 we “ . as - : » 4 ’ 4 5 m - fs . . | + * = } ‘ _ ; e * — ee Re. = fag?" ’ 3” = es ea *» * ~ av cPase. pe ? _ — = , : ‘ . : . sta> ae _ : be ; Wit ame a! Ran ~-—-* tha ea “te + = . ie: = = 4 a MOND 4\. 9:15_ 7. M. ar mise : 19 A 3 julangKr 44 i owarTct thecack 7a 4 werd a7 O a — , “ge di Pe, X ~— ies onan yo Fara Tiles U $2 - ———— 4 ae : wi ¢ 1 aan the i} mm review by Romaine Fielding. |] “9:7* of a ship. me % . te 3: Oc9eans ew ‘oada - AT Ue ” 15% to $6 fae : fe - a a ry Sy ? ar Gied :@aving i ee Se ae = @ — ae > hase cacs. 39. A Dig pen 7 “es in weight brereht S11 45 id= t@ 4 — - 2 =r a agile ‘ % , 3 wi - » \ > ~ = \ o > S 4 - - —_— _ ‘ > : je - a - : 4 ~ - ~ . — ~'s % i D -_ Sa 7 * = —— , “> . = . ~- - —_—. - ¢ : ~ ~=ITia ea bes ' $25 4 NW eetriinste "Ssa> oak o as . 7 a ot . ee aul t+ 17 . ~# oh ord ro ¢ +7 vcvers ware A - od oe? im rs ie ‘ . = Hi rs ; : = | o é i a EXPOS i: a el i —_— 4 a pa Ss ~ 5 4- led ™ me sv ? a 4 nruage ° ? ‘ - i 3 Ee °s 5 i@ * 3 7 > = ‘ - « as . a > =: ™. - i; — - - a= ™ : = . q - 2 3 oT. LOUTS x ATION © , : ig sea: 1 &. Gibbs. The! Lin cuter. |] anv fa os 4 ae Scote we-r > gond demand and mostly | Sugar mules . oe . ~ , ‘ é ahi ey Gees be slletial ' . ranaeerae - ero sf ‘ ‘ F r S 4 . Tc ‘=. tyr 4 “4 i 7 a a 4 * e . - a ff 4 Ri = 2. _ 72 “e lar ore. | = nly “Bayer” pack 6 Me le LL cell vcd cn thet iE Raymond | Rutierfond and | tay. 50. A short qd of }¢. Cantor . WANEY TO LOAN $25 wo BS) c Acc ept Oniv aver . package Pi 3 = $ e e s m i ‘. f. Brac . ae e ett of ony. : » 43. A novuishd i - 4 mY 2 -_ ; - * 7 + :: bi = ; . rank . «~ = 2 The Warri«c P avare ih >» = se a5 aa (os eee i anemnmaneemmeel ————E ' a4N4 , . eM . mi? 3° ’ : _s Far bet x = z arn i t . yes ruin t 7 * tj facts &*. Simoie +5. A en 1 shar tract a ‘is . bo ¢ — : ~ - - : ~— & - . 9 ste ‘ , fi ‘ , fo oat 4 be = 3 harge & per cent Gustma; Loam * Handy “Baver” bores of 12 tablets tpply at the ns ector’s ‘ he a “pte | Naele Hi 29. Fear 54. A ‘feminine be ipb'ng a .amD- ine “ ange = . = : - , : : . > wx © = st Wellsto 14-6 } : nt = Also bottles of 24 and 0—Prug ogists. ee TOU equest “ 17a nat i i "". Lifeless. =-. A note B& Pm - 7 ) “ oe eka +? er a » ‘ " ~ — = . - * ; = , = ean ; es 3 i arg Sony pode KMOX—280. 2 Meters | 25. To reauest, =, Stgnie sani 7 ‘i ‘ ~— thea e*Fe | 4 _ ODPYTERIt. lvl8. sy che Bell Syndicgn #3) a PRITAIE LOANS to turmiure owvers Aspirin is the trate mark of Bayer Macufacture cf Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicac# ee en 3 . : Bs | = Owl ie cae a . Li tesa MONDAY, 4 M—Marix- |! i a and Tens st. were COoe. ics RTT AY 7 IESTION y 20. -. _M.—Organ recital by - * SALAKY AND FURNITL RE . . M EDICAL “QL i epi VS : mia oe 5:50 P.M + T LOUIS —— . | 3-00 Pr “ —Thos. R. McLean on |i WTIC (475.9) i +h itation questions of p st > es? 47 : ‘Sager Ps ay Reo Ld and ean 7 74 8° " * MO. aN Presse ON: 'y wri I be co™* ‘keris Sting en@eemble (secre. [ na P ™M.. 4 : : Reing ~ | a 2 ae | dary . " . . : i a a eidered. Dia agnosts or treatment of indiridua! cases will not be given. | Wasnington Birthday Party. auspices || HT ossword = spear ARKANTY, FIN ANCE (0. | : ee ee a kk kt, meee vik i 1D. A. RR... Mrs. Joho Trigg Mose, |} WEAR (389.4) Allen Theater or- | Cro Puzzle. . EVANSV! " Ram re 2 ' — eee = TOR Gition Fou i} ¢hairman chest r: ' r cages mnrnatura. rc 7 , Se Awe ‘ ; = 4 = 7: ¢ Wgrar a 4 (he r “ —_ai ws © eh hobten w - i — es — — Do. You. Need Money! two or three times a month. But op, Lt} tn a) watery +13 - tT wlgite. 0 bo oer {} WGHP (270) Farm program. M LiAME . - | as = were Unnatural ane) mulht @ soft parts gids 5:00 P. M.—Repert i; WIR (517) Jean Goldkette’s Petit« G vET SLO ey $1000 QU IC K | abnorma: Pin cnee tadint..| (The! same 6:00 PF.) M.—Organ recital by Hl saints = = y 5 7 ) a i m 7 “4 ce 2 © ~ " i St Louis reali est _ at lowest inmlereeat acrance on rents. nad ueecs of ‘rust JOHN 8S. BLAKE . BRO. S815 Chesin | | WIL—273 Meters | his orchestra. BUMPS ROS Tih “ggg sl x NW OLD. SUBSCRIBER ee -_ core! dnd tere! ttais lk Arthur . 5 ee ree . | REBBP ARC HEINE atl imate ets ‘euréeous eatment. - . , ° - ! as al tii o- other: sis etit. + the | 6:30 P. M.—Orgam recital by Mrs. |) 6:15 P. M. x ~ : = ot “ a ee eS SS . ea rt. yer r it : P. M.—0Orchestra; Tom Pick- ii : NU = + | mess of Joints or Muscles—any local ache i ee Oe vow ghould dic. kidhets Solhave: the urthe tested |. 11 eens ich Senge) Far marie eG) | Dagenele S TRU MEW UNC [memPnis LOANS oN REAL ESTATE | ' [ ke} : ; ae trom yeur ming any § : su physician; for) a | |} port : | Weed (416.4) Gordon Cooke en- HENRY H | ND | MONTY Bas = | Ofrpain resulting from taking cold, overexertion =f @ possivitity and have done what- piykical examination to deter. | 9:00 FP. M.—O~heet ra; Luciane oieaial Bee T SMEnNMES TEE | o TO 1 ‘ a L et . s “eo : : : | ayer ’ > Pr fess ry aC Vv ise ‘ e +i? t+ 3 erties of at: ian . tLailiand Tens _ De ee ee ee oe 43 P.M | | The Trrp@Mena Gerenacers Blanche }} 6°45 - Ee | j jj.and Rudy Rae. jarmony singers | WEFEFI (348.6) John Kirwan, man- ; : ee § | | Special vaudeville features rom jolinist e FOR er § ae ? ad . y “ . "*ern2a mec ‘ine N eit} eT "Uttineg = “ 4 pf + i L% 4 RZ (333 * ) i“~apnit >; Th enter or- - -~ Fx] ** a ’ : : ’ ~ nas —_ = —_— —— ns . - 3 i ~ * , 2 . = a ; "3 : ¥ ' | ‘ aw oa - ~~ ——_ ~~ * * gs ether stocks Estabiishead os ‘ a Soh re ulerhie t cceedlos on 2 P. M—Betty Henrr. pianist. Ed |j ~— : KTHS 8 Opera : c- \ - . a ~ _ - ~ $a. * rrr an t } “ } if , 45 nor anv amonnt « eatment with bik bi Sadal ssi | Geessiing, ginger, accompanied hy | -heetra al r * — i. 7 — ee a ' t ‘ eS . azz ‘ WE BUY SELL ORG puewon’s ee oe aitories will “1 Parte Grapety Wellig. SR WOM: Be ee 6s ted ine 4a Add-Ind An “ s A . aa : * “ ~ “Mieg || WCAE (461.9) Nixon Ofcnes*a. “woco (416.4) classiest ae dd-Index REPOS Le | 5 mere pi@ar singer Fagi alk, Miss | 2 ee WeCcO (414 cl cal . 7 ¢ » ” ~ " ¢ -3 "2 ae ‘rr ® iy ; ‘ i a - x 7 #2 . i a ~ a 3 = i = ? on x = i ii i on a - ~ ‘ * . ; oe ga Payee “line i.” a x . : 3% rcuiation causes pies. inere Sinn LON The (i Sap Ff Manny acas0Orn SS 1 WEAF (491.5) “Pop” concert WAT 2°: 4 ; a : 7 - : “ on sh , j \ 3 i } ih oD J ad SA tee aiee Lite. Remetial Loan. Dvccogra EXTERNAL gene | Chacieston ‘Hand. Setedome frost me 1 Wal ws 25.9) grand £ ania . e - aie > j . F . _ ia i ae no wn e- _ Ps 4 . i lin ae gis at, ' a + a dns ; eat nian an - . ¢ . om _ ct a a i a a v 4 a ‘i VY GSes s =e , sical Tie ; 2 360 Fer b 21. and a WesaneniaeZ ; 7:45 PP whing ; Birthday | Q@iHP ” ; ittie Sem ph OnvY Ofe i silticn : ; ex Common ang re e Lg # : : 3 > » =~. *.e « “rT ped’ . 7 pe aia " j ¥ et ee - * ‘ Y - % fy F "R4 & } Imperta! . ’ ? + kat ‘ a Sat aa ees a ee . ; =~? :t | ie ae | ; . 2 , ? x ry - ; > y4 “4 > ao, Y ) ~ > ad ig — : = thas e a8) is had ta _ ‘ - soon a ; ns “or pn as t $ . y . + - oa “rr -_ 4 ’ eS ra sc w ='s ' — «a ke ° ivergreen Vi * +°) mar is oo " x - + - 4 s Bea - + : 1 - f : * - » ~~ — , “ ~ a ‘ ‘ a eae ka . _ ’ ” . : a s ~ S o in re 2m a a -a . ad ' — “ i - etl . a - is 4 Re *,% ' eS 5 4 Dannur Engie s pep i- Bt" a - 4 rT *. ai a : en “ae a + ~ - sv % i I ‘ ee grt - se ~ ~ 4 é 3 ? * y » . -~ & pete: | { ‘ a ‘ ’ Ww 3 6Pe a ~ os a i Owe Meld 9955 Garfield 5240 .c3 i uscesg in { 1 and ' oe “ae roan * oe | » , Laie - bt ‘ ,rerywhere under @ rigid manmey-back EUa narwte 7% the aunties fa + he oft Ma ae eee KRDRA (399.1) Washington’s birth- . : nieve as ae pares a Ve €:v- have hampered reproaccastice. jay nrogram WOAW (526) classical progras — ‘ ’ a + - a © “=* . : | ee i teen eaten eritiie | oss new trrout this! week Repeated successful relays have — 9-7 @o a 9:30 P. M ’ . - . - a ¥ j ‘ . . a a» es, i. @ é i Se n . ~~ 4 Al a (at - co at IEW-ROIT i ‘ ditiaincay Si é WLW (422.3). Dinner hour con- wavs eer" i I s pa" i= tate.” 2% ‘a é Z heer = ¢ > hat it aern AS) AA at : Gro 4 e-f 4) instrumental fern VA ff-Wileon Drug stores 1a) It vet LD! Works mR 20cegs?1;° “Es su ih CSS “2 ite ere. mw). v=o~- ask for LStings. wie ae — iy orchestra ~ we le ae ae ~ - Allicock’s , t L 4 ‘ ~ uv b f -t ss $ 4 ~ > a Lave en efiected eee | MOA (322.4) Brown Palace string : OPPORTUNITIES|} | BUSINESS CHANCE Bakers, attention a . % We wii « it ow aDbie ores ae Lo tee ~ r in UA RIS a » : = : ey oc | a ‘ & P ee . + m ' : eee wt See cine YV i ve i. s sa isfact t-rinne . wat write ‘or —cughout the worid See today’s. Want pages fer i z > interna nal as it Oakiand and * I ising Jt wire enti , e % catak “sg "Was jie s- Marshal Xe Mts Business For Sale offers. or ence tain 4 oe i Wa ear gh OP sae et asi an intermediate step in ize re- is iain ° es ae : 4 4 5 gue. = er? at % 7 t are = Vv : 4? x % = ° . ; = “ . —o isan ¥Y DO a. = io : — KE Le* : 2396 J , se Ot . is Rambiere, 7 & Lo. : =s id * ay - tT’) > = cess Of — ae per- Tr T> - - = x a 3 uf a ry Co ™ age | i ~ i 4 4 ia +e f Li _ fe xy- : eee : 2. "ot - aa ,.a7 ¥ BA = ; + vw. 3 } \ aried prograni. q hieage oi eat | at = ‘ LOrmals +s oweve al . uc Tere Ao 4 So on tie F - tet wet — - - : " “e ™ * , se . “2a » ee - ae, - on one at ‘ rats a e sid sities er ys BZ Sau... ! = vet athe ~ os iocvic KO 4 ‘ > ° 4) KOA orchestts ” 4 - 4 ~ 4 pad ea 4 i _ ~—— 5 P P . - —— q s@ured e ' ‘ -_ ~~ — - oy 2 - 7 - 3 - b _ * > '? a t > 9 5 ~- ”_ ~~ _ BUSINESS — SALE F . 3 elie is iia pieas 2 gula wave | “4 a beeen w -R (319) Variety program. tre — vv “ ‘ 4 ss — Lo t . a - a = ~~ ae re — : - ra i —.. ee Lape e- 484 metérs and W y pe aghG neice eet eeiemiweciieeds oft Wore : 326) Simpson Conservatory 10 P.M : i ‘ m = 4 - “Ss 4 ~ _— “— rT - ~# a a > 7 . — * ‘ a + iananein , " ontr l f Heat Wa. Clue’ r rich if Up at #ev- -*+¢he rebroadcast programs have of Music. SH KRGO 1361.2) Educa 4 wag. 414 3 ‘ 3 : u Oo1 O SOE Bae Bete eee 6 ae WS Ea Waki BR ity C eead om ahort wecen arcr | 7 (622.3) Theatrica!? feature. i- gram Are ¢ LAN Nip ,N « \ a x 2 . ad ™ 5 wre . ? . 2 3” shen & acy mit eT) * ie “ i me die ch eS ~ rt ~ 442606” s ioe Oe ——— —- wa * prt. a urea q ¥ t a °*nTe , - \ : ‘te . e bd a 7t v’ Mec i 2 - iaPT ai. mls Ww . 4 , 4 a con c La S ©€nis aa suartet f " oT ‘rey ee m i*s ten tre ——s e@ SLOT... Gsoras Sy head aes \' UB ie as" ee-te- 7 -~a- ‘ “es — -- —s- ; ; 3 Fan %, ; 4 \ - > In Ca er , 2 thee i ie * Tike a3 os _ - Fr. AY * Y AU : } / b P= 1s i 3 ” v\ Vi ad 2 . [ 2 rt . Ss} mphon: i» 1»& Se 4 . Vv oice culture - t T ved "-.4% Aa, cen S se * ™m.*? ‘ ° | > i, Ci a | Sa: re ° Ot A Tr¢€ . a 3 p ro- . (45 P. M. “fs 4 ° i 1 : : - ag) ae Gin Tas Se = ie tee it¢ “Card Pe ~~ ° a. , 7 : vr ’ ~ * > . 2 + - 1 j 4 / (sa! en es - 3 ~ - _- 7 > ra 1 O ros 4 t - [Zz ‘~ + ‘ i -_ - . or: x x P ainbe 3 o: = —" ” : - ro] eet - ae ier aR a icast } v- Vv l bP R ti s P. M. Ni rAS ad *.3! 4 st 44 : ‘ ~— = ; : , oe | andals Prevent Radio Sermon. % " 7 - * p 4 ere a : 4 se 3 re i. % . : 7“ hg - F + - am . . id 7 - ’ - A ahd * 4 ~~ s + = . ; ~ “ss we * . ° . > id a d oo i , no ss 4 °F £64 >? — ‘+o ‘ ~~ . 3 \ ; - i \. ~ * bes ‘ 4 cl 1%, _~_r oe r* - | * - = + is ed me as ’ BZ Jewecda wise 24h ‘ 3 mu Chae te $. 5%. rhis 3s: tye second ‘time tra. Aj co . ' me e - a?’ > ae Se = ee) 5 > =*a* ° a : ‘ y1iLS ‘i Hy wa tt | ’ . —_ ee. ee. | ‘a ; “ Six ; a.4 ‘ 4 “ art © m _ — *#? +. an a? we >? ad ‘ae. isi a a ser" 5: rrr 3 eth és . GP (3.23 i Cpez orchast* ishin d = ; . Se ‘ ; ly, last long _~ they ‘re splen di 4 hirch here was } a ai Be ei — WSAtT [os 9 “in raat , By furnis ‘ . — A a ; ‘ . : . F: : Rreadwar : ‘ pustit es) kDess | PERNISHING STORE ee st tor +r beni the tire overnight or for A Xeeping a smouldering fire during 2 7 . ~ - ey . " " > . | »*? . . ~ . ? » - “ dies and gents ; will sacrifiec F Sats ahaa sie eae q F — » be . | ’ x 2 »* } es * 1i\™* MiN g : ‘ “E> anne oe ana ié o - z S - . $ 9) aanovn 4 10°45 3 Re he ie wood lease. Jo32 Franklin e2 ean 14 ver " : correctiy (we can supply you Pie BAS — pili ~ a eee - 2-95) Campus memoer tna in a Pr DR: ; ar a &; chart ane |) WHA (3739.3) Students’ sight. HAZ (373.5) t th GARAGE—Wiih ‘tiine . an \ ; a 06Ti cNart)—and you'll Monday, silent night for:. KFDM lee club ders enance expenses, ne a . & a «a . sec Se a4 - . Salon. im neagrhry tewn: good new iliiding. Sne .ecation Wei .eGuipped: wrice Maht Ores U4iis KH], KYW, WBBM. WEBH WIR : 517) Paige Six and Jewett + (4283.3) Vick Myers investin $74 large sums of WGN WHAS, WIP, WLS; Six tra. r pre sper WMAQ, WO, WQJ WOS (449.9) Patrietic program. 11 P. M in community P a ff (Central Time.) WSB (428.3) Agnes Scott glee club. KGW (491.5) cones patronage. They are a » P. ™. Ws) (232.38) presrTa im. Cumber- KPO (423.3) GFI prog a portation service every 2 i fuel and GROCERY ANI? MARK \ he Koes bent “met } sd " "et ’ . sad Daring 1925 the PO*ST-OHrsrP ire us “ERY S' . sows c > : kes you sh 2 - Ma es r head 2 epee hg 9 “ . i ut “eacr e ” $a . pia ah a feel fi re | ae ™ " : and chapter. D. A. BR WBAP (4753.3 Maiastic _ a a ™ WeCO. (416.4) Woman's hour WTIC (475.9) Luca: and Latham WGHP (27¢) orchest™ shoulder to shoulder wi RINK FA? a « Easy to apply iP. M. Serenaders. WHO (324) Orgaa ape r ; F : rN icue | Sy cote ree ' ; Nik aS tp) eaeedied te: | - printed 6748 Clmesified tastractian WIW (422.2) Student ‘recital. $-30 PM WAM (2894) danee man Witty) Whaerterais ete © QB ss oe , a ‘ —e ‘W ante—2106 mere than the snearess ~ Ys Quick "“"r%~) 416 2) Reader’ hee} BE pene - iY > Tl ¢ oc « }} to act wee 4: epeers © RFAB (340.7 } oid-tire musi 11:45 P. uw - ’ pe Se ae * . " f 5 ~ | t * . ow ie a “- 2% me cay i. i on mie aguas tevemiees TRY DRUG STORE FIRST +38 P. Cowbell bors, orchestra. WDAPF (165.6) Tee Weet® 4 a ; , mere tBanm fhe tWwe ather e.e ; Fe ’ ° -atriotic Program a » & . » t ' ning ARO (455.5) Pas Program. ROA (322.4) Sandman’s hour. Recording orchestl ps > na . si* ° : “ 4 ani Teaeoy oor » ee : _ 3 a 60c per tube 5:30 P-. M. KRPRC (236.8) Paramount Fire. i272 A = COAL &. COKE Co. fovie Ki A 3 9.1 , WEZ (6352.1). KYW wez 1332.1) WBZ Movie ciut. KPO (428%) erchestr Established 1862 ; . ~* " r . " POL if“ CA : =? a: ‘ss "AA (475.9) Sears- Roe? ura ag WSAI 1323.5) Fred sanke* ; . : 7 : ’ ¢*% - tee iin ip . P weg. s? i, om le or, Fixe oe 4 are ae | ' : ; naicest ¢ ‘aod Txtwres TRE) Wien. ¢ S50 | pein stray ricUlluras pi errerem ecnhesira é tis On oe ; wo : rw Se i : a ai 4 . 4 a P oma, a 4 An i A. - . t4 j * 7” ' : ‘ t 4 Po an oo e Yate lt 2 “- ‘ e - > . * Ainoer program Witc i4 ‘)' dance music. KNX (224.5) Dazes orcneat . s&s 6 mg = »

Page 27

ae - | pes Sil —— ow a Tr een iam . iain | ) — a fom - ake pe Bees A A te ee ~nge Ts = eee ER a a He __. _BAPRDRIGES —_— aoe excunnaes oF | "sb; schon Some PRICE OF ZINC GOES WINNIPEG WHEAT DOES LOWER FOREIGN MARKETS“ .2xstitindCompen COUNTRY CLOSED FOR | =: Asoc ren, | ORD PUZZLE ) AR HOGS — _.Waswmotows suaraoa sfereis ecb} BELOW $50 MARK NOT HOLD EARLY GAIN WEAKENING WHEAT PRICES =. et a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCt Re co Bipape rie. ny Tg : 2 NE, IS a ne nae teen eens an | hak *e pounds, or 532 long tons, Secretary Walter ap mn ly - Hod ' and Cotton Exchanges, Chi- Dutton announced today. ‘The number of 4 se eeaeesucmuuraes ; . st a 4 5 6 7 } cago Board of Trade S ontracts executed averaged about 100 ’ edve g Yo tre ‘| Louis Stock Fsthe ia : tu | Gaily’, |Special to the Post-D‘spatcs. | Speaiai to the Post-Dtspatc: fees ' ig “XChange, St. Louis JOPLIN, Mo., Feb. 22. -——- Zinc WINNIPEG, Feb. 22.-—Wheat aE » o the wand wih _satter Merchants’ Exchan | net 9 10 i} er stock wl xchange, and oth- Li S k El h (| concentrates dropped $1, to $49 a} futures opened higher on the loca) vin’ , ~~ Me Mek GINEE Gashanees of sve Stoc sewhere || concent Dp . eee seere caer om the Coarse Grains Down as Demand Continues bo. Ne ~~~ . ge * - Cec 1 pa at war * 4 > | ont, aye reas 7 Aaah tna ttl ¥: tay pig aCe: or eee ee ee ae PTR tgs PTE mm pan) e i ae 3 EAE SOR, TRON | — es | ton in the Tri-State district in the)! has ' ' I ; ° | : D 1] , ) ¢ , least by an advance at Liverpoo! aseiii we ule a ec.leve the’ | £ Bnet Erratic .imited — Barley Continues Vu ee 10) «pe are th the country were cloe ie tn . :, He closed Mon- CHICAGY), Feb, 22.—(U. 3. Department | 1 1€ observance of Wash- of Agriculture.) —Hogs—Receipts, 40,000: | week just closed. Lead ore re- a ; ) With all markets in the United ington’s birthday 15e to mostly 25c higher; lighter weights | . . a ‘ nwa ay. Local bank- | /advanced 25¢ to 35¢; shipping outler| mained firm at $117.50. A year) states closed owing to Washing. Rye Declines With Wheat. rother, Pierre S. Dut precedes srem = ee re eee | | EP Rg | | i inst tj : — ' ae 19 70 | ing Institutions also were closed. || broad: packers only did little; 250 to 300 - i i ‘eg 6 | | ional y | *mere Was no session of the }) Poe, Coens on ee a: o1.0S to $12.}ago zine sold for $53 and lead $117.;jton’s birthday celebration, interest nies - bulk desirable 200 to 225 pound averages , , r ' Tr nIereA ee ‘ > : ~ 7 ¢ * . . ; ; +, * ce 1f e. i , ye K & tf , ‘ t | produce exchange. $1225 to $13.10; majérity sorted f86| It was the first time since June | centered here. The market did not |, ae are Be i eked > N H Id La - | Al) 83 ind “Wy €13 50 $14: , | hold th it t t} lng dene | a @. {to * osi-Dispatc! os : 588 S80T° cit Gy ns. Cc e e - = ; pounds Gu vt, : 7.0 to top on 130 7 ¢. : 4 ne ga n o A 18 Cciose, final ; - ' “ f ria? 7. > s 4 ; 23 24 Advance ot Ne in | . ia resume business a8 || pounds up, $14; 160 pounds up, $13.85 jeune year that the price of zinc prices being uncha 1 ft | WAS! AON, Feb. & ihe a —_ ae PF agg he pg nate Iividend Notice ‘| usual Juesdayv apie a a ty Und ; # Coat sett y necevanwgwec 3) onivi § Olle 25 ies Mins DE Tlie ‘ 9 = a VIG ‘2 « i . : : 4 i | 4 ; lay . 9 ine . b, te, of ‘ ak te — J sank below the $50 mark The at , hi : ss Re a ca y | ued arr2 E iroDean 4emet . tor et! er w itt 7. ‘ e a : : At a n ee tis K , f tbe ti ard of Is rect ‘eight hogs, me) 9 7 Oo; mediur . . . ehc igwher. ae . , . page . ‘ 4+ ea! es as a ore Session. 1] $1100 to $13.25; light, $12.25 to $13.76: , , ays a wage tye was a shade |e sharp decline in the Argentine markets. [,, The corn martes wee weak with, WNOS, | today « quarterly divigeoe. | ea te bre 26 27 a > hig) 5 light lights. $1? 50 to $14 - packing sows weaker condition o! the market,| under to a shade over Saturday's; #8 the pr pal weakening factor in the (os, os oe > a aencentate which | turees repbenig he yom ts Pod af S Ses = 25c higher although epots showed a8/14090 ta $1075: biaughter. » er , {domestic wheat market ring the week ae are pe. rye ew the | ferred Stock and one and of hal _ | much ae 600 mavanie oo » oa ote tg tu $10.05; slaughter pigs, $13.50 tolas far as the ore fields are conD- close. ending Feb Roe dian th tha ¥ at! ; m Door ond | be ne OF the | (1% %) on the Con mon Bi oeks wee edaree - eG) } Feb. | week's close PO eae “te fe pe igg coun Sa sali ah . ‘ ‘ me . 7 * rain merke’ »? @ @} ‘be Statew@ ies +. . oe sa args ea orien ria ¢ M are 15, W206, to ocano.da \ 30 STOCKYAR! boner | to 150 — Ba Peep reg fFon 2! 30 (Cattle—Receipts 192.000. fat steers | ‘ erned, is due to the ove! prod uc- Ww innipeg Wheat. t- ous aE EOS. Fev a 6 z ete 1 & ates arious raarkets we e , e | ere " ms a’) SS cae ee + ‘ e*'matec: a i Ges CO “Bese Cc eit « Waed- te ' Vy u ven ano aAw: ti ae’ F ae Oe ip eae . . “a ¢ ( A ke I ir i er fea ¢ i “6 : - i ‘ } er ‘ ’ got es on Feet today. — . oun RMS I $14 medium weights 100 ts 120 Ibe. $13.25 eee > ~ sd a, sDdous ateady: Kiting Quai- tion of zinc. WINNIPEG, Feb. 22 Range of grain | Offerings oF! a sree percentage of ere tne ge _ Ms aon iat e das @ HISIIOP. Searetary. h 13,500; sheep. «9+ | to $15.50 and pee wee pigs at $13 largely Se? Pn, ey ee a 11.26; oe } futures vhich st , excessive 2 sLure : nail : , es fi cehrnary 14. 21224 7000; og. : , i i Aside ae a ea _* ‘ iim - : 40 4) ing 0:0ad) to lsc and | ‘gigaee qe ee ate é i niall naa $10 : j ¥ with high 9sts, will be | July whi ba "a 74M 163% leuthes miss agin ¥ oe : liga ie ~2 “tual and ames ts nne ¥ a or " , ; t ier i Ar at i « . a4aika . Aad w by ss , Fi = o REE : ry >> gay 9 * ‘ booet wy ) at. 1363 a3) Se} Le “ ; - - ; : . | of netances ~! lower. . ie gale. Prices in general were steady * ang gy 2 : yar oryg a ing sao oO | “jj 10 Close } igures ¢ ompiied Mat ‘¢ aie ‘7 4 4 ‘#8 J Me 3 | be mlse « o « ' ‘te. “ ‘ a 3 | neenceanil : f ae , eady 31 eg] ‘ strony with a turday, tor a 1 5 ey date acriy .@ 42D) D6 si rong ) rr? Te Oe ‘er a o . a. s. 6 ro { in i ( MN ( on 8) aw t P Cy, . > ‘ , . P ¥ . j . 48 49 a ade medium. Beef .f ‘ f ones Nn — og ite Yh Sug ome ‘ 4 , ws ta wie We Jf ISEPH. Mo : Feb. ey lioge— Pir R a , ¢ : e ears z= « ~ awe , = ‘ s , _ 4 0 (i%) ste on hea ‘ o , . i} P , : ‘ - he : : « ~ b ¢ entra! “National Baok Buflding * if “~ ——- 0 50 per cwt.. ‘ 4 : | : o ot bn bia yin wy nba vhs Play 4‘ "ye te ’ , . # > ° a nf a ine ; ps 52 Paes beers | er cows mad $5.25 | or KS 3p avereges at $11.55 and » sma.) | ohstgers $8:25G9.00; cows and helfers/@re Deginning to curtail output.! Liverpool Wheat Market. ull deciine in the e mafkets and: oie ire teduded unless prices of a, - e huik ¢ - . . . Ba ge SI KI@G : aves D.0I@IlNOv ftockers ‘ : he | Ci tiis r the Varluus c.asses We're et tna te om Howed rE go re going to a | butcher at $12.25.| and feeders. $630@8 4 eep Ran, | 22d it seems that possibly tne! Ry ine Associated Press, Keners sli. his he Keceipts of | * gee erarket declined with wheat and a ‘ ana ner | ‘ * . fopee ; one aie ave ceed “a i ’ ° S'e’acv i?) a? ies ead = - ed . . ‘ — a . “tos ‘a " ‘ ; , : : ¢ Zz F i e (if . | : - sta oly wooo be wn a range Of $4.75 agg os, sei aa Tete and PS Sept phe strong: lambs $11.25@12.50; ewes} bottom of the present dip has been | j1ERPOOL. Feb. 22—Closing: Wheah jr ee lk acai yu AR tggto r . ecause of CO! a 1ace wiry | q *. sre wei 4 / art> 64 (Fahad aaed ; ee. . 4 a2 asd > 2 4 a4 > . } 7 + ‘ ‘ “ & z « Tt ¢ j i % os Kk ua e " ~ ee } rit F ry a Same p “vt ws ‘ - p . ie g! 54 , = $14.50 were des rab (G00d 1 at abs guotable at $1.50 siniciepliiiliatanissiiing plumbed. spot No. 1 Northern spring, lls 4¢: No. 1 | ‘fer the rr derrnaz liigher 1 tJ and re ‘ferings were we ee = , s. Sgely > v4 up, | 10 $13.00, medium to. goed $12.00 to hipments continue heavy, the Northern Manitoba 12s 94: No. 2 Mant. | %78¢ ere ‘silghtiv firmer with No 3 hills and eleva eee ae ar tel rg weights 140 pt pea a : lar Ot S$1° 50. nlain ft ; dium $11.50 to $1°.00 London Metal Market S pagreseer sit nunue h avy, . . ag i aa estaaid : 2ni- t dark Nortnhe! fe * protel ote y ~~ . ¢ the veak at Minne a ‘ " fferlnifs Vi . beer gee . ' 17 ‘ - , i . ~ye | ” Ff Arie » Lov 1% h\s 1’ «e ’ Fis. y r ‘ ‘ : ° eyaiity. Vv og a : erm 7 Lea} \ aiid ; Oil $14 UU tO S11 0. ekips LAONIM IN eb. os Standard oe 4 outgo of Zin t being 19,749 tOns3s ana hOua, 1.8 4d «VO 3 Manitoba Aw. iat M ¥ ipu.is a 1} ,e om» Muay a ta 4 m t. sf rié r on MEMBERS : of higntet eto sone £5 Ot} 4 Sa ¢) ‘ . , » eariing c cr + > ‘ . sige oe , ee Sin , orice P se 6 wte 7 ' . ey eA a Mrs ogg ‘ sugh OF 4S Gouthen cane o9..4 [Oo 8 , OAL tO e yearlings | Spot. £509 12s 6d; futures, 160 123 64.;{ le 2 { « whe comlined ! res steady ‘« i » a8 Pie be : . ~ Ek CROSS WORD PUZZLE. 2 and G4 +o $5 50. | $11.00. to $12.00, medium to gvod $10.50 | Electrolytic--Spot. £66 10s: futures rar. | a Ve. eee | ae low. Ck Srey. C POOF. One so pee protein. 2d » do 1 Western markets declined | | (* New York,Chicago and ; ” ’ ~ ma ‘ onl « ™ - | S112.00 vy, gir yediy eee T 4 9 2 on 1% ae Song i ae lune ‘2 | > one neo ¢ lliar’te | bit mo shn OSS. og TeV Be. 1 Ove ‘ Mr wha ] j bre jm for y to ¢ nd Was a et entire.y ‘ r repres ¢ th b va! oe . e re 7 wy cA yt ’ «a A ih .a i i? ma 4 ~ yi) (di) T a | ba —Spot. z Nh] 108 + tures £2: “ 10s ' a Les XC | é a A,siV ana a gual i a> ; - ; 4 4 i ; ; i i é se moh . : ont / St. Louis Stock Exchan n re ents e begin OS apatite $1050. culls $8.00 to $10.00. Good +to|Lead—Spot. £83 17s 6 tuna A tit She . bas x ' AE eel erry Ey orgy Daag br Be ne ci Maehee Wan wanted 4a Oe ; 4 —_ » * e > 4 ning of — word niet steers ana et fe “ . “Man . . . e Chicago Board of ert.caily. If there isa black equare 19 beef cows, range ot Zi ree ,* af 00 @e 00. plain. t mm — AOE Bee Psy ic at ee" ‘ we ere ym sate 5 ted Reene st p . Py ‘ " ae va de 4 “ “¢ » — 99-8 ae , ft — . - . ‘ % oe i - Re aia a er Ss Pett ce asd WEP ir Roe one ee ORS ee a eT r ~ m tele Pe een * * ~ or what be f ar vient Sty or pmo’ Gea iy : i Noe elds omy vn shore ihe sibs ' , : p ” * . , nipee a dae tt Niece del a eta Lacerta Ei eal ini isn endear indiea ie ae Tes ae oniatn “ceeded aes dae edo ada nas a, exenaaidakenak taaeeine os gle toch Ye ma ven ‘ “ ap APN Rta ron os ‘ » we ee ee verney 3 ae ne eccgmnetanets i fee Bie GAT ek tp, Sele. dette 8 : a. > 6b 5 tac eee ; ; s range. $4.50 to $5 . sey ee : Zine ° pu ; ]09 Ov }PBU y ‘ aya & a TOO ~ a Miarkets oper acd reaeconal = . ie ~\iea! TheGi uli, ed wv ” bree @604 OUPYY, A ina Bea ¢ M Co padi is ” 4 VYERPOOI Fet oy 4“ tte , Sun ‘ict pre , ro } — m4 , : a4 har.ey No » creo #alnpes Sere one ietter for each white squa bead than jast Monaay, anc | %: eT ae a worltag Nadry ace; 354 36c; hard burry, ~0@2%c: beatd, 63@ }] Barnsdall M. Co 212 veld Menain died . + epsoatagl ot ee Minn a 4 a ca ve | quoted at $1.85 to $2.17 te square. This , oar ago todas local | tive and about steady under another geod | 36-: hurry braid. 27@3' light fis 5 Se =e n gpod demand but business mn‘orate; | Were advanced J ‘2 er busi . no . tr th bs ] ‘ under a yea am “ » & : to* > , oY at a ? 3 Pw,» Wises ) THU, «1 qd a 18 it ine, 4% Bec) ora , “ § — tan A’ rna”ic . rinrtiv 3 ae , ’ fey ee ° . ¢ : . a iL) .i1¢@ or ng , ome + ‘fe 8° 104 — ‘dling Ay > IG ie ge Ae . na 1? : - 4 “ ; r t P . : Nee) hatter thal 1..." \ ude” > ' er ~ * - ; * yy? } er vlar “ by +‘ ae -r +. Titntt Be « ‘ ; air 7 u Rl i i vs) : : ~ ? ‘ 2 rrectiv it should read both horizon tp Othe on A i NATIVE HARSE QUOTATIONS. ae me hern Arkansas, Kes e “” +OXa@, fast: | Bit th a’ M. Co +. atrictly low mide g, 0.754 iow nig. 1t@ 1U490 ve @ng i190 er cent rote! . ° ~ tally lice: LO ood. oo ‘ ; “21DSe8 nd Uxsvahom ‘ t = ‘a al , n \f . | 44 *. > eae at > pial g Se ‘ - 2 Se es ; } a i ‘ espondinge to th a fi ‘ { fe Poon, “octive with eiceg “oa j (74000 10 soice *;afts ae Aa .$15 1R5 + Si ar tmenannanl a hike a Me ~ ence mn and i a K a. it i a # ; | dling g Q5¢ strictly, good ordinary a Ona Li . ; 112, ‘sale at) - » were | ms — ee e definitions. ner than last Week's e top ad-| Medium to good drafts Pee BE SSe | ncis hurry. 2826: apt agg tS A 4ic seagoing 1g — 1) F “ | good ordinary, 7.554 Dhies, NOOO bales, i hic. ba ee ee nea vera ~y* ws Summ Siti uhineers. this, | Good to choice chunks ....:.-- 75q200 | siishtly bury. So@3Gr: hard burry, 16@ | Bive Ribbon MC 43 rciuditie S060 American. Redeipts, 4000 | 24s from Tetae and Okishoina mills wen om ¢ 1 i ans Pts on ele pe . " catieae a” Mie 4402n 1; good ehul ks 5D &5 3 UC mea Wool an apove. ' Hive Streaxc n> (“ S ; : Ps . - {es ’ . na,.es no merica.n. rutul ( O8e Ou t > : : es ‘ , ' e VERTICAL per a a “w f hoee averac-|i Choice southern horses 45 65 Minnesota, Western lowa, Daxotags. Kun-; Century Miliing Co 105 fe + ary “ 908d: March aa 0.8 : May | weet Was shipped from | ek va | . ‘tal ae \ PY iVtG . ™ .« “a | ng 3° ; Ie maece, ‘ “ebr " q ry i} Ire r+ ° t+ « “ge . ar 2 fo =) 0 ‘ . a! pgpms - afi, , , a 32 5 | { ( aa the a¢ : 1. A certain cuan- 27. A thick bisa “ erred lbs. sold at %13.60| Fair to good southern horses... 20@ 36) 838. -\edrasKa = asi +: dedine Bright m.e- | Lommerce Blue Goose O04 e 9.998: July, 9.894; October, 956d: Janu Bag eh cy sug Rh appear re _ th m 4 8 & - pie saspante. Ag -- ‘After. openine a : i\] ge- | Sm moth mouthed southerners 1? ys 25 im, . 1g@4sc ° 39 G@i42c %40¢ e Durry : 2U@ fatiati ete ae Q - : J =) 4 teas 9 48 , '’ » ‘ vy +, > tb a) — ; ef A as . A anc ennie «a os geiye » . a * © a ' ¢ rta- - ry é : ’ c Re } Ui a ni ai I } 4 } - *) Cre ini ; “7 —— nical 4 thar like to loc ig? af ar: Ea N ATIV bE MULE Qt OTATIONS. J. Wes arr er exaas cy) ‘a? oma - 8 - ee i sbi a oo } G Paris Market Irreg la A neat f? he }h’a ele . ()* "Vest te ti - 4, we. Mine ve Thie moamentary Weakness “aeBirg ~ : iiecaes- * 2. OTT} “a” Wi" a@r-- A. a. Bae a ¢ il r ag)t VA gage tiga? . e! Pa ' . Pwa- 5. An etaculation acter wh | This momentary se market con-| Draft mules. 16 to 17 hands $175@250 | Medium. 32@35c: heavy sandy, 25@e28c; | Davia-Maisbury 36 = se * chy legge sonneteg ee > oo oo | ‘a= : ee : who tri Hired however, Abad tne tiast , aia 15 tc 15.° hane ") anes ee pe : . ae oe - ot : ~ Atha . - > 9° ‘ read rece ej] Has tee suff ert to re , . dou ‘ge ta tiv on win he b 40 ne qed . yi. i Mine mules, 5H to | ee lancs.. 125 160 ares 1k£@ OR ght fine. 33@3%- heavy ' Davie Pexas 736 raRis Fe 22. —Priceg moved } Teg ext or ' _ , : nar: ‘ " Li) - ‘ ‘ ’ he e* - - ae, g > on ‘ 7 4 - . ales a 2 al a ; s a ° . . ere " ‘'"_@ i] iiis bee} 4 A (are of Wag genera.) sont eagre ee? ae ¢ bul otton mules. 15.2-16_ } ands1 35 ¢ 165 fing 53 irry fine, 18@2uec | Davis-Wilgon 214 . jlier’y on the Bourse toda ree per heats @& Pa \ e ¢ r " . . ligt : . i doses ene tile« mm a", f - ass - ce Pi. 1 Ss A ad _ at : ™ . mba ; over & ‘ fant A) rAee ination Pal - a¢ 79 +n €1° 5O larwre 12.3 7% 16.2 hands 190@1 $e) byw eg ee ee + Ker "” + ” lbor 3 \f as) 4 Lh The deliar Was quoted at ss rs “see go Fort na (i re marke? *wrpeart io @- ack a s ~ ‘ verager ai $12 to $l-~ fi = Ww . y } ’ hal } ay Ss A Bo O«~ ‘Oo. « at 42e . Bowe ae an ; XI ' , \ werd used to 37 Oceans Stew loads of hogs ranging fro hee ia ae waite Pe alf broke ur 3 ST j Dudley M. Co 4 London Silver and Money , me from thet territory has ona: | naee cate on. A Dig pen 939 The. ie Weight broveht S11 65 15.2 to 16 hands 60@ 80 ALTO try run No. 1 fn thle. | Beeie-Picher Lead © HOS 44 : fs jand only sales cima!) "a me ca 4. j si “Bane % . pa » eee ‘ : 4 oa ey oe : . ae ms : : oe é‘ : my a . . 13%. Part of the verb “- 7° msurne. 1°75 All buyers were in the mar- Sma joc jeeestg = — 5 ale 15@ 40 at &c:; it bs at Tige and No. 2 et 6% Predera! Brewster O18 45 ONDON, Feb. 22.—RBar silver, 306, {and the Orient Lave been corniirmed Phe Garfield M he 41. language of cee see ee food ating seam? per ib Cake tallow at &ige. redeéeral Dobaon ~ HA) pence per ounce Money. 3% per cent. | ew crop is rem rtea in excepliona..v food 4877 erchants- @né of (4. (amor ae : Ti! were in good deman and Y 7 } Sugar mules, 15 to 16 hands... 1507,190 ESVWANX Pe } 36: ‘ederal FParrningto! iv Discount rates: Short bils 444,74 4%. per} c LAs tioa e Pacit sf ari [ e Rid 18. Frozen particles ‘y eapmatatenct 1 wus | Se leral 6 (bec a cent: three months’ bilis, 4% @4 3-16 per | conditions over tha winter 4 whe aciede . &.- j io 2 tena! char ‘. . opulated 4 Federa] Lu Syndicate 1 er? ‘a whole g£e liv are v - ‘ | ik ; — 4 + , M ‘ 1 4/ ‘ ae act wHnoO RF A — o ovahtiaehiieam ve r “i> obdart M. « a ne he in ne a am -a | lana re ~ a7 fr sf ' , | *7 , 4 a | lL n> os ; 28. Dies ere. By. To extet CINCINNATI Horine Mc 6: 3. Lifeless 5S. A note tn. the dh Mowe M. « 4% e 7 v4 = at ris aca) ss? ¥ : - e ’ ) : lv v6. by the Bel 3 dicate. toa ' gis 5 Huttig lL. & Z. Co cee ax ‘a ] ; pn ana M qr oY n = = =e ef? Cite M. Co 1% aF wit , M.- Geo 44 ST LOUIS Helen G. M. ©o 104 y | . UucCKY Sam M. Co. ee K-I DECATUR r} \ Bow 2 he eniai attains f |New Chicago M. Co. 63 |}OKlahoma Woodchuck M 30 Os a \Oko M. Co. ee Tansy CC. 7. & B Cx 3 o " \“s ~ ~ a af —] SOV ewer Prairie M. Co /Quapaw Tom Iz “Pu * 8 ~ OO? ws BO SA ES OL AT A! AN ATO IER I RIBS tem Pie ee | Rialto ? & y A Co 8 68 lSkelton L. & Z. Co 6 'St. Louls 8. & R. Co 185 4° Ss 1 “ee ee’. © FAK ‘7 Tulsa L. & Z. « s Uaited Zinc M Co ‘Vantage M. Co Velie Lion Se nt lett ee ee | pp 3 338i 3 ~ : | | 5 : : and COR BIRMINGHAM) Velie” Lion ig! N p Sundries ... ‘ 500 Tote oe 13.51 eS | 2er7 Value: Zine. $675,800, lead, $267.- 547 : total, $943,347. A) [tC > a — ONTGCOMERY MISSOURI man- — os, Z eae Barnadal’ M. Co 144 : _™. Baxter Xf. Co 45 Birt} ae fe : S 45 P.M Black Eagle M. “o 110 airidi~g KEFOA (4854.3) program. Bosca M. Co a 132 ke P oa. Oe. Tonsolidated-Stebbins . 46 rer . . (ortes King Brand 39f 45 r or-' KOA ($22.4) Spanish jesso.. OCrestiine Products Co a KTHS (37458) Opera contrast, Davis-Barr , rg pe ,Davis-Blue Mound 44 aean Empire Development Co 45 WCCO (416.4) classical concert. . "> Lee ee: oe . WEAF (491.5). WCAF (4618) Federa] Homestake A4 : , WSAT (3°59). grand ope! Federal Jarrett R7 Shiners. peeing . ee ee Federal Kansour' 189 Ys ———e avalieria Rusticana Federal Muncie 149 } > ONny Ore ,, EEI (384.6) Imperia’ marimba Golden Rod M. & &. Co Ae "3 |’ ‘ , ) Grasselli M. Co wee &° i ery 1) ban Kansas Ex. Jarrett 100 j . . POPU- i wGR (319) Pilgrim quartet. Kansas Ex. Robinson Ri og ae by ' ee se. : Peru M. “o ; & : WLW (422.3) Concert’ orchestr®y Quepaw C 201 : flutist Racetrack M. Co 45 i s birth- — Sem p rr M (%" ® 5 . WOAW (526) classical program. Southern lL. & Z. Co 148 ; 9:30 P. M Sg gr Co. . 4H e P 86cOn- ; o Re 'Tar Creek M. ©o. 44 Pa KOA (322.4) instrumental pre Vantage M. Co. ... 87 50 x } — a ra. gra 7 cE in oe | 6.192 $32 | ° - « f WRBAP (475.%) Ward's Trail Blat KANSAS. mo s t Ee sun Stl ~ nes ‘ - i . aa e ve ! 2 ~- OFT 7 @e string ers. Po an'aee sagas a OV Ee = WTIC (475.9) Traveler's Symphont American Z. L. & S: Ce 77 4, mblere.| ensemble if pornos i Mf Co 163 . . ’ b lly 1 bills ; nsemble. ‘ine mee Mi. Oo 1 Sunshineispriceless. Light.healthand _ lions yearly 1n abnormally large Cn 40a » fai. 9:45 P. M. atriotic KOA (29°94) KOA orchestra. Rhu | Rutte-Kansas Cc. a8 bh} Aaw werd rice ° } rt hday. KTHS (37 8) Noveity program. M0. 4/32 | T happiness go hand in hand. The smoke for cleaning, painting, papering and Fagie-Picher Laad Co 18 . Feteral M. & 8. Co awe nuisance is a perpetual robber. Day laundering. Log Cabin M i i a | Vee to Produce It Helping trio. §=WHAZ (379.5) Symphony orche ) : : 1. a ; Missouri Mines Co 4 > air and dimmin , Detery| P.M - — after day, fouling the air Ze f . Each year smoke-polluted air causes shed te ee : ° Tote! . 03% 64 the sunshine, it takes heavy toll from se : . . Se The latest statistics furnished by the United DISTRICT 7 St. Louis millions of dollars of deterioration 1n pure. | -gram, Arion trio. esgie f a ty. Smoking chimneys are sig- Ss ©. “omcert ur- tal. $59,120 a : Zo ' property. omoking chimneys g wos + og — States Census Bureau indicate that in the fo tat, oeP 12 vine, 19,740 tone, | 9087 thelcost of soft coslis comparatively PUPer see 8 So a ion. KOA 2°29" 4) Voice culture py eet ° 39> : 000; lead, 2573 | bons, $302,327: tota) ‘ ; recital teen states served by the “Old —— _ Teer ean ai T8204 sory 87 low. The cost of burning soft coalis 214 joss, Breathing soot-filled air is - EEE Gesi a, rainbo . ceréen ratio of pros erity to every 100,000 popu ation {otal value, $9,811,696. soe Gimared & appallingly high. Because of soft coal not conducive to health and long life. ame poe is substantially greater than that of the United smoke and soot, St. Louis pays mil WEAF (491.5) Ben Bernies mee aa ae States as a whole. | U.S. Visible Grain | \Wmaetiats.s) Ciocinvat! comme By furnishing adequate freight and passenger APaited Staten vistnle, SuPRIZ ot, = nee! ' | Burn GAS, the CLEAN Fuel —— a 2 @ stra. WSATI (325.3) Cincinnati ; —— st: er eet’ ‘ WHEA‘’ Yo ft LWWSM (282.8) -Pelletiere's orehes service for both long and short distances and = fap tite eat Pra | | : 9.108 | 463 Bae. ‘ Help make St. Louis a smokeless city Call and let us show you letters from — — by constant striving for betterment in_ eve See te ¢ Min- ch a department of its service, this Railroad is adda- Barorh eee. Bae Sito oe el by burning GAS, the ideal fuel for St. Louis people who have used gas home-heating and industrial uses. No heat for years and who tell of its supe- soot, smoke, ashes or cinders. Its con- riority and economy. Our engineers trol is as easy and accurate as setting will gladly supply you with fullest in- the hands of your watch. Always formation regarding gas heat for home ready. You pay only for what you use and industrial uses. —after you use It. The Laclede Gas Light Company Olive at Eleventh + + Central 3800 The Laclede selis gas cheaper than any other American company making all its own gas. RFOA (454.3) Times or : . ° : 1.” ao : inetons ©! th " ene 37 > | a. KOA (822.4) “Washington Bir ing to the prosperity of the territory it serves. Lic Mee tf | >) sa» rogram. e ? ht a ee er, sere Remember that in the matter of wages, taxes and main- Sious Ciir:: 200 24 28h ane — sl tenance expenses, the steam railroads of America are Buftalo, . 4289 4.238 1320 L128, se ' eet) ° ° . > st JOeD!:.. : / ‘ Jewett WSB (428.3) Vick Myer’s °F investing large sums of money which pay large returns Omaha, ..:- 1205 1185 1.670 1.580 ‘am. - 11 P. M. in community prosperity. The railroads saat Fe eo Priiadet 5.268 * "36 334 MBA . = i lwert ere iw * eer++ +e wes : eclub, KGW (481.5) concert. patronage. They are affording the highest type of tra Gere ” * —-20R — Qe u aa > sd oy 2 2» se — ~~ — —— eee o = = — - mus: 11:45 P. M. a —_—_—$$————— WDAF (365:6) Ted Weem's VI ABLE W hea! : ee rding orchestra. ) N | Sete ’ i,e. 123 A. M. “ Dan 7 $ N2 000 & RAO OK rreqd Sank | Alten Observes Holiday. ’ ; ; | Tm honor nf Washington's Birt) ee me F | Sey the parochial schools of | Alton | rare eee es) Dance oO hes r& the postoffice, the banks and ? 2 (LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE R.R.) | eee ee. the Sei ooh ; — ann ee ———— L ? | . Pte Se

Page 28

— se . . Fy A at: pegs FOE © OE ae pes} oa a 8 - ened ay is es Peek ee ee oR * Se al a -« gina of Bi ie oe ee ee me et? ORE OS EE? en PS Aa ee ep a Re Sj es Fe a eae os ae a ae © : Ree ese ieee Lo Ae eS ei oer mentee on i ; - : . rove Po ee % bs J, aire At gs a 9 a aS : ‘ s — fe” eee ny ~ i Mae ng ~ « ‘ OLE AEA OLS: STEPPE EP NB F . x . ee Nise eC Siein RE GATE“, Piste WOR i ebrg eis ; Pec =~ aa ER GEORGE WASHINGTON’ S TRAITS REVEALED IN LONG-HIDDEN DIARIES ‘Bank With Security” Only National Bank in =. Louis ‘ eontinued irem Pace 17. open every day until 5 P. M. gut ile ceo * 30 Naturdays 6: — Saad : | “7 TT, € " us ee ae TUESDAY SPECIALS Old-Fashioned | f | } | j j | | | | j 3 Chocolates | | | | | | | | | i } | } SE irom .* . -_ | aishioned Kind evervc ‘eee From the Bakery Butterscotch Layer — lDhree flavored ana iced ~~ e ~~ COTCi - lOuUS.V “50c CANDIES MAILED ANYWHERE. }. > Ar layer >. light and + 44 a tiuttyv. , with a ie . . * & ww 4-4 ry itters GUARANTEED USED PIPE AND WEL. CASING, EVlIPPED WITH NEM THREADS AND COULPLINGS ANT. SEIZES ANT EN AND QLANTITY, AT PRICES WHICH WILL PNABLE A SUBSTANTIAL SAVENG Jos. Greenspon’s Sons Iron & Steel Co. : 3130 HALL ST. Tyler 0236 ———— ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH \f ' hae ctbie " BR thao ms ; ss 7 a7 > ey , ~~ - M _—— _ = > | ’ r = ~ ~~ a i } aa ‘ ~~ « . > £ ; ‘ . . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE ONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, 19-2 ’ Ea: — — ——— ———__— 2 gray — aay pees . a ing was froze! , hie «kin rt Sore Throat W Tis 4 £iu ; - -_~ = $3.33 $2.88 ‘ Raeement. } . 3 Yellow Slicker Black Sealine $1.95 Raincoats Fur Collars ‘i Hasement : HAse ment = $ 1 15 : sac N.W. Corner Eighth and Washington Av 4 LL Rt aI, tio tell \ ~Wendid day to save clearance—-o we of the outstanding values saving™:! 0 SUITS & The Suits at $15 money: Our expansion plans 7 + — | = | + s va - 3 = - e © - 7 a eBnaryea nin c pee ~~ Aa ii om a , - Pe rm" ” « | 3 - —_ . * - _ le -«~ a ~ ra . r- | $19.00 Value— Pri +1252 “ed at | $1 Cash—Balance Easy Payments || are White dona Retr Tigerator This Side-lIcer - # bed ee Mi \ atile— Sper Lai ar 6975 | > I I U $5.00 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments | UNION " & $5 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments “VESTA” 4-BURNER GAS RAN NGE © ? > . af i Picts $2.00 Cash—Balance Monthly Sam fhe 4 . ye a ;Ol Gur I é UFriua&©ry Sailer al ‘Bilt-Rite” Bungalow Range ALL STERFL GRAY ENAMEL ar meee me = ¢ ’ - r v7, Ree f ~ F ~ Vea ere, 1 Qiilée. a “69: 1 -) } - — f ee eee ae ,, (;, ee ne em . | 4 _~ . \\ Bungalow y S ee — sian e rge gas ners «a i | i a~ $5 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments S20) OM Vali 1e- Priced at aa Union for \ BREA "beau We an f | $1 Cash—Bailance ions ae F AST lj nat 3s . . : +o. > gasiernar a F a 44 ‘ a4 7 ret ar Ineluded are - ~~ on > Yr + ata ~ o -_- nd . Cc At $1 Canina in Minas * nll es ak @ Sy DB eo oa | : ai = : > - . Gr12 Size, at Only a ag ~ r _ “7 > . ** * “ > > - Tar ry “7 ‘ a4 . iItu4k Ss. siadUu t OF 9.45 ( + erns The’ ‘Venetian’ '4-Pe. Huguenot Walnut Bedroom Suites ww NG ‘ oe ee y 4 . 7 , a! # be ' 2 ‘. ¥ . . ; s i ita sry + ag l c ecm ty suites ale beautl- . . . + ° | + ton with onlia tain ) } i XX > LACK “." a wdéA A Li PiNA v ein line ai id inlaid MATT | PP % ] . } ‘} * wre ] ye «)} ] res ~ T ty WALLS a . ALATA rs * 3 ~ ~~ « ~“, , a a * DOW -€ € and eniirorove, n lahogany bottom cy yr 1B By ; . “ ahi | rc. a + i > 7 agrawers a ee = = ae a. S ee ane : — SS ==" Ses es -_——" | a + Willy, r ~ taf 73, > ae . ~~ ¥ er SPREMES RADAR AD. ‘ sh? FAH F rrr i & 4 ‘ ‘cates f lat py 4 MAE ” COLLALUDLIT POLE UHYSSF) Policemen keep the crowd in line that the little Missouri girl made ssitéitLéihlbd ef, f Zs SS ##¢ LZ ALF 2 8 4 Wi kaa hed (ALL AAAI ADAH 2 SLSSESF > Y NEW YORK SI “ > smstabaiaaidianamnmnanacense tht rr rre =A AS SAAR OANA RRR aaa ae sesmmM ANS RLV ' ~ DSSS SAS SRA 4 ' P . ee ee hh a PF La th eA Ad LASASAG ISS Ltitttttltibttldth The life ee 3 through the streets of the met uh thle Lithddilils IPOPES Ss A: ntti am (LP PPL EF E FEF FP OR TCC rT. \ RRO

Page 29

ATC » Sore Throat Wig, ,@ ore Thre ‘ * ‘ ‘ ; - > the seat of 1 pl ii} , ri (he G)Sface To : ry, | . Caiisk€. ions den upon the £, + « ai My : ry ap ENG pre t we e i nroat Mav SAY Q aT Alig P : iOng 4 if’ f 7 . 7 ws sickness. Use a little Sore 7 lay LL ddd ° Jie ge ee POLIS IIISISSSIISEMLLLLLITLLI A AULA sttettenes No aom and buy a bottle of rine AXLXRAXAAAMALLILILYELILISLLLLLTSLSSTSDTEDLTSASSUELST SS YSSSTTV TS SSS P 0 0 MLL LLL LLL LLL . ae. Ot ttle of T WHEN MARI ssn cS de today. You may need it | TALLEY MADE EBUT “Miilpy yr tal Insist on the “bottie yt, “maa HER DEB IN NE Gio ; a Lait JOLLIO With eee eee. O a K “ite % necked fellow on Fr Lhe KM bddddd FCA UMS f) LA Mtttttt{{ 6tttttttteeecse@e,: Wp Z ++ Woen you ff Le pee UULMMLELTLELTELLTSTLELLSTITUDULLTMDUY DS TUD SYST Pf ph, Wey Wh } Lge Bar, : Oh bes 4. 4 asain. MM4""#__ re? a ee TE i SS. aN 5 Si aa ‘ oe pe of se: se eg Ge oe rg PR Re On Nae a Bie en — “—— se. z y 4 (thea P Uyizere he Mf, % pape Oa a ROS RR ia RRR IN SD RC Se OD SOR SR a RS a Scns CEE See: ce re of Jd 7% GH M4 sg; 4 E e TON ILINE The National So es a Clean-Up of ISHINGS Lines, Our -3°o to 50% ” Porcelain-Lined | amel Refrigerator cer ~ wf ecial at | 7 4> ‘ 5D OU nust » erat esa ‘ine 18 prepared and | ea \ SS Ber! Ute p irpose, A dora of cutis = : . 195 yw News Photographs \ XN -G Y - SS \ A \ NX \ KY SQ Y ' KS . “~ \ \N BAN \\ N SX SS NS \ w N WN : . ig ae ee: a A pS : Ra ae , nee tote, i J , 2, a ‘ Py en a - Sf ses a PRY eae ee " (5 on - re C eiet Ne natn . Tale ee SN SO wre, oleh", SAS Si Aaa a ¢ ° Ys earn es ae stat ae 5 TD en one ay Oem “ ; . SAI I % 4 , ae © Biase. 5 s ad ' ere >. : , , oe a ae Ames, *» ae ee, 4 acne ely" oal me *: : Soe eee * ~ ah a” fh ‘ oe" igs a li e'se*at 4. * . . wate os Miele aca : -. . “le 5 A : 5 ane xx wy Fi oe, . ee 4 a . , Se ee” 6 ) x . “ a y oe . -. sf re! . “ ; >. Coe yee ee WSALAAALS eae ee . Sa Ge, Re RP SASRASAASAASAAN wr. lO OE—Eplile SEO... 2’. SS? ae 2 Fe, ee. 2 26.” 4a ee ee, eee. OOF ee, nn. Cl ee, ee ee” ee = lt NE ee eS Ss ee, ee” a. ee Cee” ee i ae a Ge - - « Ce a AANANSARANS oa a Se”, = rst ©: | ET Ep i ad Ref ad ‘ Ss Siieeiiecnca , al o ; Wriite ; a1 sf x SS tae ‘ had . Balance in Easy Payments ee | Con ee R GAS RANGE | J Sale at snes lece akfast Suites —— —~ G. hi — + tricconin | \ .*8* (ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | «2 \ WANA § \S ROW A WSSASALASASSS RN AE SES SEES SES ERS SNRRANRRABAAALSA ARRAN RADAR REARS ALARLARSL RRR RA RAS AAR RASS RBARS RAR MS NSSASASSAAL AY ‘ . : =e cE ’ : Mics, tn: eS e 4 : i 5 0B “ : : ‘ ‘ “me ao os a —— va, #F ae Ses a &. Bi bse a . 5 ‘ - ae 2 i, Y , 4 ™ 4 4 Pr Te * od 4 So 2 ee *e p tee oe ee 4 = ¢ . pee oa " 4% oie ae tr > Yy tittihlllildlilll lh la ll|lia ll ll llllllalilall “@ . Wr ge oS ae rig ‘Se ES foe. ie Yilillitl little WU LL ddddddddedddddddteLs . - SOS 2 yy 5 | Fiction and Women’s Features , A hihihittlhlll lll ll lll lll SAhhh, errr COTO EEE EFEFPEEEREFFELEEEFER PEPE EIDEFE DASA AFSEEFEFE MPF ELEBEEL EEE EH ass SAASSS s ‘\ \ Te aaad WS ) \\ Ws a SY SS WN SS ac eee ee eee % % accede eee EE SALAS AS PRADA ADASAS AAAS SAAASSSASSAARADARSAS SSPSSASSASVASBARAS Se. > > AALALABAALLBREESRESLEASREELEBRERELEERE EERE ESE ES OAL SASASAAABAAADBDASABAPEBASDBSPBASI SSeS SSS Se AS SAA SA AAALS x SN ? % ¢ ¢ 4 - ew CSMIITAFPAPALASPAEAPETAESEAIAAA ASAE YS s .) vA 4 ‘ ‘ 4 WY ‘dd os — AMAIA MAMMA AMAA AMAA AMMA MMA MAMMA MAAN MMA AA LAAAML AE h h hag, GY . ee oe SS SSSa sys ears ==" sss & & & eo . a ace oe So Oe oS SSSSSBAAKRS AAARA AANA NASSAR RN WNW N’AA WNW ADs Ba hee, ns 1 : Me ddddddddddddddddddédddd WM MUMMY if hity ij, A , fd G , g 4 : Y ”, Wt, SN —_—_."." —-_.." ia eo ® cao WSrssVer sss srry ee Se SSS ST SS TSS SS SSS TS SS : Yj %, . | ; Ka Ane: ee : ad . ¢ | poe 2 oe ee o Sal Y : : yy ; Joos get ag ee ae Uyjj Mrs. Annie Besant, inter- Z : Y ee | on 7: = hy 77 national president of the Z 1% ks YW Wy EES ters aa Ree ee Late San fr pete ee Gly Gs ical Society and @Z : “Yay at 44/. “if; Uy, Pr TreaaT TTT TT Fi OOPEIPPPTETPPPTEETELEATOLLELOLTEETTOTTALTTATAATTODIPALTTTLODTTETATIPLA ALATEST OLLYAYOSLEDYDOPIELTAETEDSTEOLEIETTEOLTELDLSOEEITEOATIDEELPPAPEESEDEE DED L POPS APAEBAPFPASISLPVIIVITAIIT PVP EP SF Y Y kde se 5 XC rieh Z , ee ee eee er iscovery cB. Presto" % Z , : . é ; namamurt a - . Z > Policemen keep the crowd in Jine at the entrance to the Metropolitan Opera House on the night Ye OUT FOR A SPIN Y Hindu They ata #8 meats Digs 7 i | that the little Missouri girl made her first appearance, Z Y . , YYyjp, # j : 2 —P 6 A. photo Kt Y a tour of America. Lpholy. fs ¢ > nw - “fll, WYjttiéddddddd Wy Ni titi 1b titi tit iti iit yy: %, —P & A photo Gy, “en TIE a 4, 2 QQ ee RE Oe eae : E uv ‘ Yipee %, V4, ‘4 7 Uf bi kkde yg . Vis Ys Y Vi; Gy Md Add ddddddaddddiddiiiiididiiid seater teres ‘py a eS ee ‘ig atta ah ita GY VA 7 MH vss Melty 44 VY deseeccesiaaaaaaaaassssaummmmmmmummmmmmmmiuimaiiasaamsaaiiiia Git Gol $ G ALE Wht ; % ; . a | “Mi a" 4Z , : Y N E O K S S O b yyy %G Wi Ny IP Yj H O 4, W YOR EE mBrOSEVELTS Baae Yjlon. yyy : 44 CHILDREN ONOR LENIN PM TL dddddddddddddddddddddddddaddddssddddddaadddaaddddddddddddddiddé LEE EEACACZAA0A00O0Q0O000A00000A00AAAa0@B000 i an (YU, Wi 4 4 CIEFEIFEFFPLAIPRAEPMAPEARBPPRREPEPABAPERMEEMEMEELALAALEEPABRAAES 4 4 SLA AA GA 47 4? 4 4 4 ,, “, ‘ 4 - . ps ; “4 // Fave SPR Oe REC fe St pore Pe PT EP PPP P TT TTT TT Te Y phe ERE a SF Shoe a cage i ? ’ me ee % Gb, Y G a nem At meas AMM Mh Mh hhh lhl 444441 RIMEMMMIMBME YY W \S N aos LSP SA SRSSAPDASSASA SSA SASSRSSABASSASASASLSESENSSANANLARAL ALS AANS SAAS S SSE} ‘ : WON \\ ie ete OO aoe WH ASCE SSECES SALE SEE CC ECC CC CECECECCCCCCCCCCECCCCCTS WH . . Ss , ’ WN Mii6N SQQnl PSS SHES NAT SSIS IIASA SDSS DOTS TETAS RASHES saat fa ’s'as" . WARAAAS ARAN A ARAN WN2X2X WWW Noms 07pm wN ‘ x ‘SS W SS » -Pc, Overstuffed | aaeeeiiedioe a, - Suites 4 » fz ‘% 41 , ’ . i! 1 ae i ;? , «tae ’ ; ’ , | A 4 . ‘ ; “ teil ii‘ in ad “iH ; ii ryaY "; T SSP * DORA Rr aanennciees +o ™ P) af SANS SARAASAR SS RARARQRANR DRANK WW hat tet ht | SSeS SAAR SAL SS LAAT AAAS SEEK SE ST ETS & ‘ \ WS _ SS VSS SARABLA SS WOQAY “~N aX x MA gg DD MAS MAQW MAMMA St é 7 SF Ps t ~~ bo ae s, > in” ¥ . a 9 5 A a * a ad ® . > ms 3 ae * : ~~ ee . ‘ ? i ; 4 x v . . . See ene = “ . ca © Se as > . a . " ~~ oe . ; ey - S- > we ie, te ”*S ‘ « ey, a . : a . ° * ~~. ‘ ~ Se a a a a Date ~ , > . , © . > ‘ Se : ’ ee S i s : ‘ . 2 ~ » * iy" > ~ ‘gtee é re ~ ‘ 4 ees te ee ees tat 45 Roh slows » A oe 4 — S % 4 * eet Pel aoa in og Ph foiutnte ica ot: “oe ONS NR tee wee A etets Nii cil i i ere ee ts ee eee a” ee —. > ad en . eeabe. . ae . *F Saab nen Cx _ My « é s veae. er ee 5 y ‘ , P a“ : ‘ ” a a le A ee nt Ty + hae - ~ ry © ad lial a ede a heats anal, th. ee RR PORE bee entra yee ee oe iets) ele aie enti ae cit cen ee a “ Se de ee en ee ‘ PON eee ee ee , ne “ CA ADR” ONO LR, CORR al Ee MP ay (0 ete CR OPE EP haere. oo “abe ame 6, NOC ene Pre sw ieniainatd ehhh ceadeinndieeatiaiien in teres naatdit cesar adie Lone, TT TT ee ee ~ ; ) : - ' ' : - : : : ae . " ‘i ae “ < KOOP GLE Lae ¥ * om wae ey * oe eed ene iors tae Rader Rls, tye, 3 “ : se 7 ‘ib 7 4 lish = b ~~ pean PP Ls eA Otte. neha, +e we maas a. See Ac) Bese PA an Pa RR . Ag Nias gre s ee ey ee eed wSeTR be 6 ee Shinui Wick cated 4 is al 4 af % CEN Sor ee SRA canara Rae cial aeabdued ¥ = ee use wiih 27? aT a5" ® a ows a- . swe - oe *~ _ " -~ - TRI PRIS PEI POA 1 OTe tg geIRE RE ot Hin hal ROCRRRRORR RDI. bor sn einer: - “ 6) aie SERRE wen - eer « Bey amet - ” — ‘ ; J eae © sti Maret. =< Oe a Re gaye _— ot PER SP RR AR HEI!

Page 30

0 SR aes . ne i te el -- _— , _- = ~~ OO ee * - ————— a ee eee 4 . ——— - - =~ a im ee ee —o _ TS ee re ar 3 Fiction’.Fashions’ Timely Discussions = weenie Sh CLUwLTS DO ging ag, __—__-_ ~~” ~~ | -__ - - —_ -— 4 in ~ —— CULTS. CL etiinatl —_ —eeereoooreaeaeaesas=c_—: ree eee ee eae eee ee ee > a iin = -— = =- -— - - - - " a ee 7 —_——_ PL lt lll asl — — . ee a ae ——eEeEEOeeEeE—E———— - Re Bi i a Mi ie Cid = A -- an ~ et a eentanaaing mais on —————— Te, ” — moe SF “Big’ “Hats,” They Say, But Can Such Thinga pis Nell Brin Mysieric ous Suiee Ella Wister Haines? : 4! _ : _ - - |° a : el 5 . . i ‘ . : : — a C-- ~ 2 . - - = 3 ‘7 ‘awe * a favT 4 or 50 j | CHAPTER Frorr Don't keep anything from me now: ar made up for the day, lower on .:*s ra — y are not so young acd vacant, the Salvationiscs absorbed | Se « 4 What Has Gone Before. wurwiy 7° oe - : ae’ the ae | - noceni [nat «(3 i cannot uUnG* - iti 1fir morning reacing the « o- | = eS e - Carolita Menendez 7 hea 3tifu Pr ° » + ss e mse sna matt aor mar ; * Bp 7 - — : si ; Trea tad rio As n eS ~ a i,2@ - ad Ls if . an P| a 44 he - ma aa in -- afo- o @ " _ 7. - oung sc ‘-? HrouZi . iD i » ha : ~ +, yr ae —, = = ” , TT? ; Lo vou r tT PreailzZe lat ijita S&S SeCTION ee Ne me j “ai . . a - . " : . ? aT * nm ~ #* ‘—) - a? ‘ 7 ay the = eth — eit " wh - ; ind ~ A” ro ' 44 © C4 - . isi eer Tae * raui re Dale ad. M iss es ef : PR? 4 >. . - ’ . « . Se ’ ; ae — ; ‘ i —— the rs a @ ee am Aa . T ood wearing a correous a i star neg iia ee | pee OD oe weer ™ Menendez and i were Sitting to- fe . . ; ~ ’ ,rinia Tr c > ma” P hm Ao — > - “* } — Ee. — oh, 27s °*sy i a 4 i i p A ieee = aoeha ao 4 > = y ae . é . Pp . 7 j bi 2 se i ~ ~ £ investigate and mes Paul R - If go, who Wag that woman. iia irawing room came in, and after . 4 ae . . an : ein — ie a Ae tra ~ee «aha ‘on, | ‘) ra je ‘ % nz N° W y r i SS: ee Tr no SE oe r eS eer er" Aad 2 Mii i ha + hme Va mas - «aa ae rr ‘ nat we act epted their loe ‘| — - Hae &. . jl j | . iii -_ . i — . - = ~ 4 © ek a ee ae ae . : ae. ay whom cre Cr r a F +? i Bits is* Tay chs IUnG and li SRC A.isOU Vitati 13 to j0i2 them at cards 79 sa z . re on aa 3 ’ ; e afer eaving New 4 rk ;: 7. . Dim Bow cid sa Le °U S@&aVY YOu S@& in a section | ~ ~ - “e —_ = 4 | . e ehanc qd his ft net 1 Chicag _ a — £ Fi eyt rigs aot . | : vial x : on» i 4 4 ised 5 w Paes bs eet Pee | is © STav- tion ne a ——_ " . i! , Pr — ra > —S ~ + - - _— ~ ’ + = see - * 4 i : but- im ta Pn urs ) — wy OF Coe Situasond in Waica 2 tind Wasn .t across from mine— : * om a - * than a man has been found . myseif, and I, too, must search for swer three?” ~ = * vy en any ° —— . ~ if —— -— x > Ci bertas apparen.: sis a motive of such a crime, ii crime “TIT think so.” she replied qQuietiy; ; —— * a“ ’ eco we S| 2 .* . - ~~ 7 hw 4 « a. ™ . san) . 7 . eo t dere i A Fo.igd caida s soli , , naS VYeeil. i Nave deed LHlBaAslg “we had been waiching the 6un- > 7 - . . = ° . a as . -— +? = = a” | a . — t¢ 3 = unr aoe 3 md ™ ~ A > nD 3 ; a > a woman and i sat ‘aalebhee that Side . ~~ AR er } ~ ‘ A? Ss Be 4 +. L ~ e *« - . - =~ * - +, | sand stiow, since & ar UWS [id this couple come from "4am »T3 ’ = - mere ne pants oceec, Came sucn @ strange wOM- -heir drawing room” ‘*~* Pe | r ae OCC A at ~ ~ -_ — — ~ = . ns d cond: aes q lesion. ; * % oe hdl. [ ‘ id tiis car tnaere was +7 AAr + RBOW Wha: a>e vou ' q $ cz + + _“— = Re : : rr ‘Ti € s i oO Liznt : ‘ ~ - 7 4a wh ‘ i * ° my © ane ai, — , ere Omandb but mi} S@ii ana Lf Sai- arc te at®° ° 7 « 7 & rc a. ma Io ° ” sy abe lam 4 2 +% 2 - =—s = 7 ) that aroi. : vationists, for the lady with we ' ‘This is Mr. Gates, Mr. Reyn- Sonth America on the same + ia a ee en geet a — a from - atm AN : . is ¥ woom we played carcs bad s@it Olds Is sas tran Sad ha bod ; q te er with 2 dead Nan Lhe = P = is sac a> as ate ~~ 44644 4 Ne ad ay ; ; Ad .« - . aie sae aa a4 > * ;= _ a ‘* ; s ese LOe@ train, 2£aG she not as that of man he saw yesterd: : ies that he fMentened her as that of a man he saw yesterday cont esses La ae ai 5 Oo . - “Not hak en eariv this morn ng ° ' ; “ . ‘ ae - no bed « ; wed be : ** % a > A . by his annoying advances Two eae cia tgp — “cei throughout the day in the chair | » a he a TL ‘i——- neces — es) ss os - > ; > 2 — Oh od at what time did we «,2- and also noticed him in th . saivation Army lasses and Reyrn- "A Car, aba ai80 xnouc hnilm ji Lhe ; THE. UMBRELLA Da : * baa * - ; . . —— Le on er . , sti 3 and the | meet in the aisie, do you know eariv eveninz in the club car in | .- ' e next questioned and thé : Pay rAlddte® i44 FASO Cis - 488 | SHE ’ oids ar xL = ee ‘ VY ec I look ed at my waich ime- et SPALL. - SLE Me - DRESS MAT Bz iv Tets.> ' . eee aan 45658 "-ompany with man and woman : so Rl Har. @Frss _ _ “—— ( tween tw } rou PF ace frontal sail lifted in by this sudden trage GQ heyue : woman oT ile soves. I20U | " hig hats —" 2 rad it ae n d ‘ og make us wear 4 ais Woe._.laer we Se €.20! aw Of not, ar: ant’? 2s ' . : glee sient men they will all, almost all, down maybe to one little What so sure an insurance against & ward: — 4 ‘ “Ye Sb ore them a ] ; bee j "5 co ds. feeling st roog: v attracted { Oo ” XY - & ~. ue we - ead” adhe as Bij ba 4 not ced that a “y Ri i i +) > hy ‘i =a. Gmes. I thought it so strange.” . =" ciel " 54 flapperdom has hung on silentir to her cear ilttie Jat—aer her, tries to help her. She tes “tensin'’ “3 res. She played cards with - saiben _ applegate oti age Nainamand scamrasticn 5 ee - “ ” . ; ; +h erries on verted bd him her guardian promised that | “Could you eee if there were +nem on. “Didn't you say rou had LITTLE ot__end worn it in triamph for “another|season,~ ™*"™. W2O Bevel got over adoring “Fioaradora, chiffon pretty? And what will ever fit so bow! witt 4 tew cherries its in Gis . sie = % - ~ Ahh *& - ad id & a+ os sw 446 a + eee - . F h finger’”” ea c $ — : : Lo - : 7 friends would meet her in Los “uss ae — sent a wire after ther. while Missis Fashion, like a bad-magic lady, has turned : trains and the feminine back bent in like the right portion skulled, bobbed head! It it mast be—tlet it be new, and i sks 3 t= ¢ i did not notice . + ue 4 poi aaa ' ‘ea . - # and he asks if she Ss fe] - Yes i Wi fin: re iv > t® . . aed ki = ied y 1 -_ 4 ? - Angeles, an ‘ ¢ a reply at the a biack cloud of smcke “K,” they will all burst into praise of the little cha- This spring they say the ancient oither convenience, pleasure, or fitness | ber cart-wheel chapeau surk and fiown screaming away, with ce a . aonernteee “ka +h i a ead i a as & dee ‘ — - e+? ; = G LS Mr. Gaines.” Pau! asked. “were 4 wear something to identify her- , iKLEY :: self. This question appears to you mus or another year pean. jam them down over as for sure. Can i! head'—NELL BRIN : “T2..¢ aan’? wo é ’ 1? : But dont you see, Carolia ..5- ston.” self a ae m . = “~ © ~ oe Sha _— = =. frighten her strangey. woman and yourself and the Salva- these people drinking together’” c eect ans! , en maga tionists are the only ones who ent ' se e ad er ie 7 : —— THE RUBY. | I noticed ginger ale bottles, ] | % sia could have Been in this car™ thi _* | | a I, the conductor we'll be joan a if nothing more | = 4 é ah healt Meh aa Se ™ s ~ he ie & alas, I cannod oo caaage oy =o am ; -. > > + , 4 = ight in,” Paul replied to the | ,,,,.. I suppose.” Paul went on to the — porter, who had come to “Carolita. can’t vou train conductor, “that vou kave > 3 [ie an othe ar. |. US hme 8 questioned everyone in the train.” SS = 7 : ' summon them Wttle further? Tell me why the ad — For— | =s ‘i YNE : and to Carolita, as the darky re- ee le Nias als oars Yes. The dead man has trav- Be — | om | ss sane 3 “4 * : Siz lt i i eS & PruUDYy ci st reseec Vou. elie + rough oo +ha chair "ar Mr / : eS i: * reateGd. he Sadia What eannnectian hae it i ices ——— we — — . — ; | me with | What connection bas it wits Four SUCCESS IN BUSINESS — el : “Won't you please trust me Wis a. ‘ , ‘ Gaines is the only one who saw , | . ~~ La : : : ine } sr siory is so ft meno- Ee ‘ } io > rour secret? Something tells me ary that . a aces aia mi ee seth him mn COR Te "23. with re) her ! -, sap a ¢ on W liam Textile King ) that 4» are going to need me to Se ee eee ee Passengers. We are pullin nt | SE aati . 7 7 3 Dae — ai To eh are such a pi. easan ent. ADIs is the twen- Da - my Ui.iIng LUPTON a B NELLIE E | — . HE New Bedford ed ‘2. 1 banking house in When the loo) an = : , Su 4 ‘ = +h a 7 — A = ~ i , A - i Ue — ce pd pions there - wetA centurv. vou know. Girls do H Sauon ow © - conc ed y Xs ° GARDNER ; ! re the finest mai Red - Those varied exzve- are sewing ittie thing. Go ast te & ila ia ca i a aes Piease do not leave this car.” he eg al vil ) ard the something [ mus ask rou. What mes Weeeer Goemk tee (Werlk = in raised *is tToice +s include the Sa! Song of the Stars. Se aa 7 = , United States aad gar ma broad vision it tow . it ee “ : cfarch — nkn oo. ae : ‘ + J seme + at ce SBi- , i a ' 7” Siew. «# - * \ ns ness meth- quently unravel were vou doing in the car ausie | *™ soerogyses : ayes. 8 sevation Arm r lasses and hurried ont Night is the lonely hogr, : | can Woolen Ca. Grm Tas; ~USin - : st night? Had you heard or mt believe that you left that. “_. tee} age aan Night s I aii Our Own Gaide Posts. J gest textile mills in te He was st) n his early ther trouble. as sight a ee aidaatteninatinn iil P Five minutes later the train was sight, woen 0 to S:4ep, he b 7 seen something that frightened a +s without some guarantee cet weat nis oni Can a wii we 4s E : D HY not set up our own guide post, and mark out the route, | head and founder & when he became assistant you?” that the people you are going to gt a atts re wel peihaith Bat im sever very icnesome d cower it without the aid ofa pathfinder? Wood. whose first joo meer of the Washington Mills, There ; ‘ os ‘ = _ aciii ee Te es i *eaere . a ‘ar re-entered a ca egrapnhic mes- — i ll 3 ee 4 a 4 mn axa “ “ » i ee | ete he - eit & hSDN Bie i aacialell : ae i oan e E on + Or, yes! And rou Was it nave ate : 3 a ie ‘ > ets A after sare a his hand e v 27D Lue sky 1s dark and 2e@p . Ta one took all the 7% + — seri relt + * t te put on the | cas hbov a } i week. he . ‘ » s : Seeee ‘rom a some prem = : } rou I can't believe that th: Pee — . :; . . ations oi time i. toe literature aly, aes 2 pe ” Pond ¢f $2000 t 190,000. to } all a dream, — a e as “Mr Reynolds.” he asked Lat I'm never very lonesome rket to tell peop! oon 78 + to think. and whether to act Wood wie te dias . eae : eo ee nightmare?” ters in your convert did not know ee we Mggcsre Wh in bed Id and : “T+ was a hand. so small and she would not sav. at alwars be face 483 .ooked him straight fn | i ther died when he wa t opportunity and he was ‘(ose its style . Com om ° ; ‘ | white. Yet it must have been & romised that I should know when “* ‘°° | I wouldn't be happy without them If many of — articles or advertisements succeed in arousing old, and the hands be lured away. take this tip 6 oF ax ind é . I . a : i . ’ , s . ‘ ™ a : aa > cream, for 1 pone ~ not how I sae the proper momern:t ah uid ar? ve - Wu se lerstood that they ha in- i And tTjae wind is my friend, I 7 a sinzg.¢ OT! igin Ps though it. they Wil. accom pl ish something real. ’ ; boy hecame head ot 183° nb Sui* wed his construc- ze. . “ ee Ee . “Tr? ery ho he - — + a ae | tro 2uced them iv t ] fen - “+ = + 4 _- > -* > ~> rs ee ee Tk j ~ . » on , fore I found you in the aisle “Do you mean a stroke?” [ recall your speaking of them [¢ ¢rives the clouds from Heaven a : a | 7 / of the leading Mills, he secured control of’ cellar floor wilt ‘ships that pass in the night’ And lets the star-friends show. is America getting a ready-to-wear, delicatessen mind” ‘2-22 ¥ 6. did all they coulé te roof tottering woolen mills Dent say you ct , dial ' it . with others, eatable without advancement and wt hem ae | es. l was in my bert h “ hen “Perbaps. mh ‘a “A many as . + rec it : t . : epee a ne Y ‘ var TT © _ ;- - Tt 5 Slime ; ~ ‘eae | | eame to myscif.' I apg, oe weeks without speaking and dieg Did you mean that they were Ther watch over me until morn- Must we see pictures of filing-cabinets and dump heaps, in order . a 2 one e must be dreaming: then to M&K 45 It must have been the will of S7asen 7 | inkin sles 2 tei 3 Finishing the pull the american Woolen Co., triai. n and looked, ao ey: 9 apis “T was not oe ; 3 in 6 iealica h : - ‘ surc, I arose again and | God. : [ was not committing mysel’.” ale = s our only incentive te self ueation and self-expression a draw- ago—;eors* Washington, first stndied at night fer h he later became presi For a better and you. were there. “Carolia.” his manner he “Then it will be best to do se And if | wake to see peri . eo pate ss Seem President of the United States, is seed to get an exeelaat i: was incorporate+ in 1916 lemon to the , 4 : >. oiS manner wa +e. = 5 wv we s # i i ae : = ; bh = You say it was a woman's hand? | oming more and more Saseabent now. You had known these people That God keeps care of His chil. ‘U6 ot a a & hands with the president of the board porn a: Bridges Creek, Westmore- 17. was employed Si MP4 capitalization of $100,000-| cid potatees Where? On the opposite berth ‘there is something ‘a Zo . cy before?” 3 £ di rs? land County. Va The grandson of counting room of @ It owns in fae and operates A pair of oa ese *| AD ra . m is m" —— 7 on oS « te owe 4 o eeu = ** : saaechongagen however, something which yon ‘The man—vyea. I saw the wom- By His kindly eyes on me. Nearly every trait or habit that someone else can develop with- 49 English emigrant young Wash- (| wits then promemi® Engiand woolen mills and | en that Knee J © ington was in turn a farmer, sur- | ranturing de parte pian:s cover 709 acres of land. ’ : “TY es. dct a second ony. and it 7 ~ + 7? a . adhe - [A= +h a os - > dad 2 . ° . ao eet will not tell. Don’t vou see tha? mn for the first time im us could be acquired by ourselves. But humam nature being und soldier. acquiring such ~—aaeie ; ‘ L $hnta ' — . en > i Ty . a. o*% ; ~ ; veyor arn - ifie : . . iri ‘ 1c] | Satan pray =e ae lis whole mystery mighi be solred i0w ioOng since you had seen It's nice to be tucked in the cor- what it.is. it will no doubt be ne for othere to ‘nm -~ oe r scquiriag such | opportunity, the you.) eS AN eee ee se ” & reputation in tue .atter protes- s«very detail of tie can 10 great smoke artse, proverb, “Were [ ere must be some fire. before his owe « ® ‘Then what distreased you You : : ma ‘hie enan ® > thet (now something hort thar &: LOUPr answers piace rou in Aas 4 . —— ad aM Si id Wie dd aA Dot a “c— a ; f 8 in ant 3 . S 2 "es ~ P “a mt . iv. Se - et As —e aww cw com a7 —— ss a — a: Seat . r Re never . 7 ee “ “4 | ~ “No—it Was more mr @ ; ation the Zu¢ S70) Heaven : of the American army. At the : > : yy i — _- ~ i -e% condu ‘or z on) 7 eterniv ts % Pn a or ot « a2 a> : o - e i. . w » - “Something on the hand™ hts it = Sir, abc everything will | . sctee ores Bla ae — couched the piano until they again resumed taking music lessons! close of the war Gen. Washington ~~ nies = - , eo , “ ie 7 ? . ~ 1 > =e i we - . . * . + oo . - — . ” a ia “ a.i Tiga a re (ra With + . iTA - : 4 , voice was tense esa tage uns ag tlopacesie: A. colcren are His own. How many sienog graphers became siow or careless in their die- retired to the country, but, his fel- | » * - — al ‘ 413 a r i D ww > tn =~ ont ~ a an . M tin an - . : : - ~ - >» ~~ * ’ — * * ’+.™ ‘ = s « =F : . ee ’ *o a wh on i : IT? sorry che ren! a a) ak am) 4 a th " ~ ark 7a is T *- ~ h in hee I-24 7 2 + eeeees - shhh 32. ~ , £% «= ~ —- & #ta a4 da”, 4 hich c 9In @ to me id ne night €Verin > **rracd rate ec] ec" - ihe id 2) puc is\ asi - he SOoT1 ai ‘ i 5 . = accepted th ie maconging ot the _ “A&A queer rins™ . | i ° = y 27 | >) _— ~_™ by God the Father Tr + 2 3 > couple in the drawing ~ . 7? _ + 7 3 ri? sides mer Promise 4 sas a” unction the man Wired “oetyere" get 198 aT - * x , son. removre smudges and the book will : . hers, “tell me the whole tru a6 prom ise Keep secret , rome: rae eh, iow, «ff “oaenw f on ’ - ——— ~~ —— —— _ Pas " : Ca ee) " A. an d trust me? ‘ \ 43 “ a 3 > : fe } re “eon ~~ ’ . . — ’ ae ; ‘ ‘ a x R ’ ya a Tet. 4 N oe .* H a Pa _ es a : . t.. 7 . . 5 - -~ - : 4 =, hone + al ae > ~ * a 4 4 , cief@an it your hand*” been warned, and Iam ?¢: oe Lork. and signed himself Walter ome=-Making Helps ‘aco better, of course, to learn things by “lessons” than not : ——— . . = , es yin Rewnolds a ne a ae . — . 1? “My hand Mv hand You mean ifar * s10W Go ou account for W rT — + ai aii. 7 > or wn ban 7° how “onid > , ; - ban sd By ANDA BART ON Cm e tS + A i . ’ ; | saw my own Sane = iG Carolita ae oe ei 8 | + but wnuy mot discipline our minds so that we can compei our- I Her genu ae peo men yin that the sich : mz girl on To Be Continoed. Martha Washington Tea. seives [0 be our own instructors? adeen the nasty questicn in ' distress = Hy ‘ ' a eh ~~ “eiebration sf the fan = = 2 , - ' ‘ . , woung man’s mind, and the relief : cea i 6 Tat timate wrnEent, 1926 birthdas : a : re rood, some-cooked, usually tastes much better than that which —s e 3 iit, a4 a aN & 7 tha: ee * ‘ — ae oF nGgay SUPD Oss Tre Tostess ’ ” . «3 | =e = " . a . : ~ 7 : * ¢ jent tnAat : > Te . . . comes Sagapes' els. dealic PT). he Rd : tr 4 TS "OO erereotion = be Ses me Se ont aS | man’s pulses beat more oui-: The Housewife’s Scrapbook. as a real Colonial tea party. tte emai myatal teee SS Sp Cee. . ——— — a a SE 3 aAnT . - _or '> : ? a -_ xn — - . au ns > OU - w Se n i i @ vou did- net think. you could no! ~ _— = "oe Wii e Tecan SO e — Sager . —s - meant anvrthing to vou” es ae iOve.y OUT and Sivue that made the Pp .ates with the tea napkins between comes time ‘for the sweets. the think ] would Eo to ancther he rt e -_— . . . ne Fa a = RoOTeEad a eiciele . i i sat 4 ~—. tw a fligate 7 Dcident of last night unusua | | ~~ * | Gress unitorms of the soidiers of should be stacked. Around the cen- cakes are passed with frozen cus- . : : i . nem A 107) nf we na ae + a rh ? 7 = ~~ = > + ’ ‘ . _ “Forgive me" he om ver ; - PT? —_— ty anc (tie¢y are Lhe time so fascinating cer 6of the tabel, there should be tard. or homemade Charlotte Rugpe me . : oak * : yf oe . es : : i a i nhs : in lens a iter z eal ? ~o the a. ‘ha tact «* su 4 AS ~ vrer S-skese o*f bon bons. slives, made with ’ ady ys inge rs. % . 32mm ve * . ve wee 2 ver 4 “ . + egg , . al . ~ re - % + : ‘+ : | a ee , epee) I realize that I'm a “ covereg with a white damask Salted almonds, stuffed celery, dev- or or ed 7 Ma : vv 2% a* - : y ‘ * AS _ _ — . a _ was awakened br a feeling that “Franger.to you, tha a POKS Wuted put LOtR ie centerpiece of lace, or ied eggs, and a few easily man- seta ‘ . - = . i il ‘ 2 ‘ —_ ; a a es - . : ‘heege wa thew a. 2 near am . . 4 r) : ‘ | r : : ; 3 A oe vv . 3 eek. | | piece at embroidered Peel 298 may - 3 a giit aged re iis*es. D ates of 4ainty sand- ' As ¢ & « 4 : — in ‘. ; oe - . P. — 6 —— -~ e + S -s —— . . . ; > berth I put my head out and ee i 1@ nuns ‘oGa @Nd pour boiling water over Basket of wers, Yeuiow roses and wiches, bow'is of salads, and plates a a | : > . na ; 2 a ‘ , ous * : ; ~~ ‘ i bs _ ‘low - re e ar a om nee - mi “ 2 a m diate ® Py =a vad me thing you sa* ist : - : RAST ip ihis will tmmediate’+ ree ee | 63 — = : te ac Pee ae eee 2a th ss 7 MK“Tuain a - es iain : : on a! farrrea im ea hs —. =~ — ~~ —_— 6 +. Por- 2 i ‘ * such @ hand and a rng Ww 7, {re — ‘ edie - Ole , £ y avye — e 42D¢9 S68U1cas rVa ld a. Ke and marbie cake ee « - * * ee : "4 ‘ P - eo e s ™ = ad ; res nese wm . . 7” , a . . 3 ad ,. : . . - strangest colored «stone [ have Henig 1 ai ainoer : ; = with Buf? cand’¢s should be enough siiced in old-fashioned cake baskets Balanced Raton After ~ ‘Be. ‘ “ se ~ ta ee @ ° he obthant. - +“ 7 . ; ’ 7 ° (crs ever seen in my life. @& weird a ree an gpl thscgeees J + ‘ : oe ight the scene. adorn the table also. When |! — Night’ Fast oviting matter. | F Tis . : ihe Ba . . : ; evr ve tace "OO. oO « + howe -« —— ; ey haunting red a ruhy | sy" NORe , 4, A ~ Ps " “ j & ~ - ic . . ee ada Vine. A fil aid end of the tabie a tea | . s . | oe “How strange.” she said musing : ee es ici ™ @ lawyer " Sar 'e T.INS.NF water—alliew service should be placed. This en- ee 4 ’ . . = . . ta 7 : iF ¢ 7 " 7 . . oe ie tJ ‘ re ant ’ . ~ ~~ +s Wig ~— y i: 7. cou e ly. “how strangr ee . hiss a ct —eee iuart of a0:e3 quick service. At the sides, a lati Yo th adage cee “But now that we have had ‘this ase : ” marery Conault in a nc F YOU fee tred, hemgry, “fid- * B nat the : > ie understanding we shail know he “th Pp WO j — ; : : gety” hours before launch, don't Rene « ~ , 0. Promise me that 7°" ood intentions? /_ == George Birthin jt , = poe some a 8 EE otis te Go. Promis » tha vogplon Can 5 pr - rge gton s jump to the conclusion of poor health ™ , rs wo rou will speak of {it to no one . - = SS SS Se 9 Thousands have unenergetic mornings °°*? ¥® sorposes, a | | vat . sat tee el : for many . i lLa@ave everything to me sti vag steaasge , | 1 HDA y g because they start days with break- — , st AP ‘ ' “lt promise. but please. whose : = aerrnaced ram D fasts lacking in certain food denanta * ag Epo: . hard could it have been’? I must ba r am —of course it’s not and it To feel right, you must have a well- en pes Mat ss ail , F know, I must*” ponte 2% — Be erka, *, shouldn't be yours either balanced, complete breakfast ration. eg Pe wt : tus regi 4 | 4 . ww esa | Ww . ; aa. ak ; . ' ; . + i ’ That Ss the a ¥ aad f FT am contain “ fi Garments {i At most other meals—ianch and di Pajmoinve a soup aaa comms. tee an ves - ?** . . : . 4 . ~ . ree | : = A ee : : : i ! ' oeT—yFoU get a But Sreak fast wa ™ehe ors. a cap ¢ yon rsh bat ewrr ‘care i Because af 17 ring le . | i 5 84 Rather the «came sail that burned mca... often badly chosen. bea ty sotel? tor on ve - wht They clog the t ie sleet You mens that you rabie. T have made a sacred chews on fl ads Tins Contes Oe ce |= ; in on ome geem it before?” promin . coop it | Li At O at bd ts. comtaimmg 16% to saicguard your > ae on ‘niarge them. Biack- : f a« . ‘ s* ® - * , '-* a ‘ a ; ; mS sg? hesitated Th a . st ne od nes Sh: , . : ' a ons . They : hens te cs ieee ag ee iii a ae U and shoaid he cicaned as ines pots an Sis cattubedeet; So quae ciapate. mo soap on your # “St De washed away. : - ee a mtn Hi a al “oes pans lke a flash | ment, plus all-important vitamumes and * > ' noe Ss sft ’ , “ cel } not > : . . : — . i de same sl 1] the “brik” that makes laxatives | torget . 7 aw ‘Anna needed, the dietetit t : 4 ¥ + -_ 7~ ied prevent iy ‘q Mie e 2 ee ; s urge of ae “a, as Wart 22° 4 Tans : rz. *” Ww } we : : wee Rew. — a large size, slipped upen a sien- ee ; jae finger’ Ts that wa? vow caw” ret Raee ’ 4 Mtr ew say 7.1. Tt iY food A~at starxis you i What makes it of such vital in- eS Weiring Grough the morning. terest to vou *” Hie did not «e Quick Quaker cooks 29 3 wm 5 | — « 5 - * s+ ” " . ; [ should-I may net tell f ‘ark ia | ir Plant Office.—Lindell Cone menutes. That's faster than plain changes 1 70" * My: ., Hons let it do for their bodies | a i eas r ea ; ’ on promised the sister.” ie er om (06 Delmar—Cahany a13- 1% toast. Don't deny yourself the natural Wash rocr face © . “S 'or ther faces. Obtain “My dear. " Pa spoke wery e tim wy bad , , beanie el ee ES ND stimulation this rich food offers you Eve Soap et tod Then note what an £ og firmiy. i “6 “> Pos he ac] 4. ‘ ' .4Aq i eraning 4 abany Agana z Palm 7 . te a oe i>°en" ? © ea e are in for a s' ai L wee | sicko W orissant—Colfax 6278 MONROE DRUG CO... QUINCY. ILL mto the skim. Rowe | Ps renmce one week makes | vation which | aoaim, It was a rolief to 1 hag see SOD AUNDRY : iret w i. wei Corp. ; may Panna murder. " he ae ia Wis 2A Peeiie!l 1} ethai i 225i i; burman r q 6929 i Ou ick Qua ker Sree wn warm is we ’ , a e —mppany (cl. Worp. |. : coid Li you 2a ) +-<S0, ass

Page 31

= iS 4, oe 3s at so neat? What so much an enemy of the y? a, bobbed head! | his spring they say the ancient die hem down over us for sure. Can it} What so boyish? ¥y 50 sure an insurance against its rety And what will ever fit so thorough ay PPBDBDB DPD IDI I PDO Ph a9 — om 1926. —- Sy ward! The lamp-shade! wi THE. Let us pray not the confections of other days! + huge frontal sail that lifted in the wind and blew us back- bow!! with a few cherries on its inverted apex. It it must be—let it be new, and especially built for either convenience, pleasure, or fitness for head! —NELL BRINKLEY. yo: . o inn g 14% tissue builder, energy ele- ¢ witarnines and trves seldom _ by” yea in 3 § than plain elf the natura! pod offers you. uaker -jovwelmess invited. ) use. Don't think any ' ment. to safeguard your comp®” “were judged too harsh. Schoolgi#mplexion Copyrighted 1926 by P. O. ODERN beauty me now with keeping | t meansy Tha i imviting matter. cleansing with soap 49 Youth is thus pre kind of s¢ so-called f soap will do. Some s@P% “Me, for many purposes, Bay Fg fitted for your skin. A : plexion is too priccless . é But take care the y Mat is all That is wiry most er Palmolive: a soap made 0 ™ metic oils, a soap made by. f yon wish in beauty solely for ONE | . Over night They clog bang DS Gena fore its day, women WéeTe = no soap on your faces. Just follow this simple J in care for one wee improvement that ture’s formula to “Keep at g1ven above. Do 4 Ply a touch of good cold egulariy, and particularty Use powder and But newer leave the | (nlarge them. Black-— dishgurements often fol- must be washed away. not * dary sOap, or represented bot use ordinary soaps im the | ne - “emg an ; girl Complexion. ra tie olive ails, is the same Try this one wok --- | apd but 10c the cake}—so fittle changes in your ©™ tons let it do for their bodies | Wash your face gens 008 for their faces. Obtain | Palmolive Soap, massagine) ae € today. Then note what an mto the skin. Rinse t difference one week makes. first with warm water. © MOlive Company (Del. Corp.), coid. If your skin 1s ¢ Tknois, S166 March Winds Will _— MER BROWN’'S BOY likes) winter. He wouldn't be a#-§ even of things we, Farmer Brown’s Boy was/| just waiting for a sign that it was, Farmer Brown’s Boy was a little! Halfway to the barn he stopped ab- ruptly, threw up his head and listened soft, plaintive notes that seemed to come from nowhere in particu- | lar and everywhere in general, the notes of Winsome Bluebird... ‘“‘There!”’ cried Farmer Brown's Boy. “There! What did I tell ‘you? Winsome Bluebird is here!” ‘He certainly is, Son,’ replied Mrs. Brown. “My, isn’t it good | to hear him? him. 3ut it’s too cold to stand out here. Winsome Bluebird may | think it is spring, but I don’t.’ With this, Mrs. Brown went in the house. But Farmer Brown's Boy didn't -— i. Wo, sir, be didnt go in. He Wasn't satisfied with just hearing Winsome-- Bluebird; he wanted to see Winsome. So, aft- er listening for a few moments to those soft, plaintive, whistled he made up his mind Bluebird was on the that the So went. He looked over on ail the fence posts for he Winsome often He looked everywhere that he could think of that Winsome Bluebird would be'l notes, Winsome other sj] of house. around the house he knew that sits on a fence post. ,away and sometimes it seemed to I wish I could see! | his likely to be. Winsome wasn’t to be seen. Still he heard that soft whistle. It was most provoking and, at the same time, it was most exciting. You see, that whistle just couldn't be placed. It seemed to be just al! around. Sometimes it seemed to be far | be close at hand. Farmer Brown's Boy went com- | pletely around the house. He | went all through the Old Orchard. He even went down the+Long Lane | that leads to the Green Meadows, now snow-covered. He didn't see | Winsome Bluebird. Ue was still excited, but he was also disap pointed as he at last returned to | the house. Mocker the Mocking Bird flew from the food sherf ‘armer Brown's Boy kept spread for him. He flew up in a nearby tree and, as Farmer Brown’s Boy looked up at him, Mocker whistled that beautiful spring message of Winsome Bluebird. (Copyright. 1926.) -— — THE RHYMING OPTIMIST By Aline Michaelis | Wages. HAT are the wages the mis- er pays for the gold which W he holds so dear? What does it take from his nights and days, with the grasp of his greed and fear? What does it cost him in love and youth, ever hoard- ing this paltrv dole? What is its tax on his pride and truth; what, last, has it done to his soul? are the wages the miser pays for the gold that he holds most dear: Always to know through his dreary days deepening shadows of hate and fear. Always tread on a path apart from way where his fellows Zo, comradeship out of the sake of the Never a thought its root, not a joy frém kind deeds on his way, liv- ingiia life that} brought no fruit, even so does the miser pay. at ro as These to the crushing life's heart golid’s cold glow. but has gold for at 48 - —_ } ‘4 PLbSd TPP e ' | Hua Can't Stretch or Spread 126 perforations to admit air —the SanOruf breathes— i But there is no reason for you continumg each week on the losing end of the battle with the tub—and having your work spoiled by soot and dirt—or worrying over the problem of getting and keeping a good laundress. The GRAND will relieve you of laundry troubles. Our service is most satisfactory, and more economical! than a lJaundress or any home laundry method. And we have a laundry service to suit any family budget. We can do all or any part of your laundry work, as you prefer. The bundle comes home on time every week. The clothes always are wel] laun- dered, and immaculately clean. We use 8 or 9 changes of rainsoft water—and the finest soaps—which insures uniform cleans- ing. Our Lace Cartain and Blanket depart- ments and our Dry Cleaning and Dye- ing plant make it possible for you to send all your laundry and dry cleaning work at one time and to one piace. GRAND LAUNDRY and CLEANING CO. Phone Jefferson 3650-51-52-53 East St. Louis East 562 Instead of tufts outside—~ heavy tapes inside. The mat- * cress filling can never shift. 2 French Brand today did quality and unife day it was perfected Co BRAND Jewel Coffee—Lb. 39c Santos Coffee—L6. 35c ON SALE ONLY AT KROGER STORES j ITH us—quality has preference over | \ price-—never do we sacrifice the | y former to maintain the _ latter. | has the same splen- rm goodness as the over 25 years aga, ec DP DPOPOP PP PP PP PPP PBR PPD DP PPP PAPA DDD DP DP OP OO Oe veer eT eee eee Ne rrr err eae eee anes -~--- | et & a Sea a — at RE Ce ee ee = saan eqrgnn: lh ats Ser erkh at hie x Mh. len oe ag A war fon ; ‘ ¥ yas - ay” laine >t OP ny onthe ~~ ee FN ALA LD etl Mel Napa” Aedeond oak A ee ie alee ee Bs os NAA GR | aa | t era \ N LOLOL DA ALLEL: ENG, Li i atleast inte The More You Know About Washers The More THIS Washer Will Surprise You For 27 years the ‘‘1900’’ Company has SPECIALIZED in t® design and constrnction of washers. Uninterrupted ‘‘1900’’ lead ership has been the result. Now comes the announcement of thi. WH'TRLPOOL—a washer that embodies all that ‘‘1900’’ has learned—PLUS revolutionary features of its own. Truly—the more you know about washers—the more this washer will interest and surprise you. ~~ . : um . ‘ui ct ie ee en See Sen eet a ee ee site ner , Oh oss al se ‘erie . MMO DP et Rel 0 sh a LTR ES A TN: CR ROBE EE I NT ERO ICS AAO AN GR ty Oe etait aalae aad Tee! ethene ciliate: oehied oo) cone eo na ee these WHIRLPOOL | TESTS? | 0 SA te any send ) tear the clothes. SPEED — washes | rn years. WERINGEE — Soft rubber roils won't Dreak buttons. No €ouble tension (7 SUENISHED TUB — stays bright — as easy to wipe out as a dish. EVERY WHIRL | POOL TESTED— pon (Bt shpat TYPICAL OP | ‘*1900"” WOREMAN SHIP ~~ its SEE Whirlpool Action —— in your Home! UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER CO. 12th and Locust SCRUGGS-V ANDERVOORT-BARNEY Electric Shop—Basement—Garfield 7500 STIX, BAER & FULLER DOMESTIC ELECTRIC CO., Distributor: 908 Pine St. Wolken Electric Co... Louis water—they come ont quicker, cleaner than you ever Your washing is done easier and better in the WHIRLPOOL, It TUMBLES the Clothes as it CIRCULATES them WATER ACTION—jnst as in Nature's great below Niagara—is the secret of the WHIRLPOOL WASHER’S speed and thoroughness. Yet this exclusive WHIRLPOOL feature, plas **1900’" workmanship, is priced surprisingly lower than you expecd in any full-capacity, highest-quality washer. | "Phone us today for a demonstration of the Whirlpool SPECTACULAR Pay on Your Light Bills Main 3220 Fifth Floor—Central 6500 Garfield 2600 Sts.—Phone Laclede 1528 Spring & Humphrey

Page 32

COMIC Pj MONDAY ~ FEBRUARY gg" COMIC PAGE ‘ (ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH) . = , I hts ys, chy MONDAY, Uy Vij Ey, ff” - % Wi SPARS : Y uf WE hy nyt MY OOUNW lim... WME *s Mt Af, 4 ans } - 1928. ~ — ————————— a ee ee a. E McMANUS 4 fewANTS” Can You ~ BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE Mc | | “a Help Fill tim ; i : ; } i “mR a“ ; be a / 2 . a x LN- IVE GOTA SCHEME HTER .- | | rier eK TO T = ot ° a i | ~ cre east OF COIN’ TO THE - capll a ee 1 seman Foe | SERIOUD9| QUITE ASPRAINED | | NCKETS to OE Oe eee PEOPLE Want Pages 15 | VY ANKLE - oat . * Ott ) X ee ae | 1 ji} | f “. MN ANKLE : > eet Ter | WHATS | ah y | 4 WHAT AT : i rs j i. ; , s at »* : P : | i . ; ; ' ‘ ; FAKE ee eo ry | ; i ne DA camrieeor 21 Vou Bi MMMED 10 PUSH FICATION OF — WASHINGTON PIE. EORGIE PORGIE, pu ~'¢ sissies es il L ~~) oe a o es a a cP pee AOE aI ts x Be IS eee | : e FRM Re hota CEE as — po tee 2 4 Sad ayy nie es 63 Picks Delegation to Pre- “™ 5: the He NOW THEY'RE EVEN DOUBTING HISTORY—By RUBE GOLDBERG + Wine and Bewlauee _ ‘The preg | Stest of th ce Contry ; a “similar} 1 ; ‘ roo TREE ) . ae LOSS . : | | | —| SHES Nae r *3.—Sub- modified prohibition izing Nght wine and ent Volstead act. i of Congress. , * { nt th \AAARA Se eee CPP es LP LLM PA BAB, Sw) lt oe — r~ Pe ms am te ae ~ | ; e nm .ce ; int | you CAN SUoT CET f NM GOING TOVET) [JT WOULD 2 Pee Og RR OS een TS SEIS MO Rees a: ae Gon eee Se Oe a ' fhe committee Was appointed [THAT RICK VR AISEYOWL S MITTEN | Aare oy So , fier numbers of speakers, includ- ‘Away FROM VOU WRAZTY - BEAL ae ag ing ~-mbers of Congress and men oa ee eee ceee SNOUUH Nor S/ \ WERRA MICKEY ( HIMSELF) McGUIRE —By FONTAINE FOX and women well known im business WAAT TE Of¢ 2PEWARDP AES : = club life and the clergy. tine | : \TineYd (22 +o stead mw faij- CL FFENIN " / SA) NOT ee : ” . ‘> ~ ; ' oe" : f f=; AlT ‘ure. LP WAAT STRAT HONEY _/ fa A. tha M°eGuiRE PLAYS HeeKEY FROM sScHoel So / : : ania OES te de | =a > ne aid a fa 4Comprising the committee are : \ j J s : . it © Ei am ge - = : hia, mators Bavard. Delaware, and MuCH THAT HE LOSES TRACK CF WHEN THERE —" fy , | Shay eae, @ ard, Louisiana, , Democrats; 4 “ee a wm 2 : = | (EARS *x/ 7 | Eiliiiercsentative Eats see 1S To BE A LEGAL HOLIDAY — ©) we | YEA or “er ? ae ae a Bf i °% ao a ede PePPPPPP SPP Eg f es “ee: | 3 , Bi Benedict Crewell of Cleve-if 4 , os Aptey : y fas Wad. former Assistant Secretary of) | oN - ag War. James Duncan, first vice! presides: of the American Federa-: ma of Labor: P. 3. Dupont Wir- Ff ington. Delaware: William P- Reo, Washington; F. Franklis.; New York: Dr. Julius Friedenwald. Baltimor: Archibald Hopkins. bingion: Rupert Hughes. the Serciis:: J. M. P. Murphy New Tork: Henry S. Priest, St. Louis: Charies S. Rackemann, Boston, Charies T. Stout, New York: Wil- f mam M. Sloane, Princeton, N. J.” De. J. J. Seelman, Milwaukee: ML. | : ~ 7 @. Terry Coronada, Cal; Augustus | | . ' Z f | ‘al Eg aE y {Pat 7 ) : THREW / Thomas. New York: Calvert Town- | KMUCD AT : | Vig F 4 me . Zs | . is | WE OUT oi _—~ /. geet New York. and R. PF. Weed) . YOu 7] : : on ~ : . [a - LOT WIN DO REAYE PPhiiateipiia * | Washington's Recipe Read. The onterence, after hearing at } ani night sessions reé- | slowly riands fer rewriting of Agr ition Law, adjourned | rains ‘eorge Washington beer somewt id by Representative least W ; ‘hula had been given’ Summety i*-$ On menus at the 6-47. . 3 incheon, after Williaa | Stage of national chairman of a rise of J tia had, failed to re-) « ~“Damment of Jys- iested as te the? public. asimaster, ad- that 4 aay @€ taking heme} they would be then “the Secre- ‘ure is equally ng printed a recipe -“d grape juice.” Con- “ “-aCtical effort for tem- | : a : ) ar dj - | : | " ee — - @ Exige tor Referendum. a : : ‘ - r we | ; . orn i 0 Dserva ble today.” . . the. safeguards practically be devised” ‘clared a referendum) “ Gemonstrate to our lew- ic, . Gles the changed public; . “Od should carry with it a Ne Proposition for relief «0 =*ns eould vote intelligent-/ saralytis Vga itiet. a : terdar. 4 v ate vocated a plan modelled | ieal, aM “at after the Canadian #*- | rece and predicted an “over- | | ‘Tung vote fer coi | , aa ~y @nd decency.” ff the le | business put to such a test. H> safdingll 1 LL NE LLL AEA NOEL ME ROR IE a EEN. — * “a he (eeeewe % * = - 2 ' > 2