St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 23, 1926

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' —_——_— - ; MONDAY FEBRUARY 29. Lone. Sail!" MRS JONES 1 HAVE Two TO THE OPERA: CAN YOU mM? MUST STAN HOME- BAmYD 19 ILL | ——— 2 ee emai een f ence: , a em ¢ / ‘ : ' fe at Oistiosss;:: tissiegessem : a ud) gett it Li - pent (4shaTl ’ ~_- ) j 4 — _ t YOU Woot 7 Noe PPOUATT Pence} SOMETHING If eps, 1ToUb SPEAK =>He LESS "TIM GTOAS Hn FMNOCKIASG 7 GREAT ME) fF; : YARD MoRE a ITIME BKELPING WNTHT THE S| pisues = ‘ a, TYPE CF BIRY | HO TRIGS To BELITTLE WIASSHIMGTOA!). = BOLoSECY ! RE STAY (IG HOME -To Ger A. Gooty hed oe —— “WANTS” of the PEOPLE Can You Help Fill Them? Ree Today's Want Pages Saeed AO nero ee The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service + ™ ‘p" in behalf of modified Uon, while his se natorial col- & the late _ bm r meeting said the .. Modificationists was ‘ "Ppaign for booze but * Practica] effort for tem- UNoObservable today.’’ e for Referendum. — Edge declare ~ Uld be solve N-wide refs lon Of the d the prob- renduni on mod- nen: Volstead law, ana es of the eighteenth ‘ng to a point of common Salizing of Spirits and — all. the geafeguards a ee be devised.” Pula potas a referendum in ionstrate to our law- | "ta bodies the changed public mg Should carry with it a Proposition for relief 20 ¢! “zens could vote intelligent- ® Qdvocated a Plan modelied *what after the Canadian ex- *nt and predicted an “over- | ing vote for common sense. end decency,” if the law Dut to such a test. Ho said ace 2. Column 2. Picks Delegation to Pre- sent Wine and Beer _ QN THE COMMITTEE IMOFCATION OSTEND LA Conference p55. were announced today by Sentor Edwards of New Jersey Declares People Are Willing to Join in) 'fuke’s, eee a ee re NG, FEBRUA yn 23, RY a te 6 PAGES. _———— = Senne, eethenatanatn~ndinteettl i a A gi —— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eee ee a eee +e _ ee ee oe en gt a PRICE 2 CENTS ee a" ; y oe . . - THE TEMEI —~ RES. 24 } home are Michael J. Whalen, for- | 1 3° > &. i... , oe ‘ 3 a m ere: Bey 3 eS 31 mer member of the House of Del-! 3 a.m... eee oe Re | legates and Democratic City Com- ‘ t yd So EER owe saseve ade } ii =a & dea ‘oo. 1 y. m.. 34 | ‘mittee member; Tony Foley, Dan- | 8a. m.. ae = ee ; ‘ : oe ae liel O'Neil, Morris Multin, Harry | ce. ate 37 | Coroner’s Verdict of Criminal Levin, Eaward J. O'Hare, John. ~ ; a, ‘Connor and Robert kL. Walker. Two ighest yesterday at 12:15 Carelessness in Case of (Conn . a 3 Highest yesterday, 4§ at 12:15 | ni {«‘incinnati men, William Lucking i yn Low est, > ai at i 1:40 P. im. Mrs. Anna Marck, / oa « jand Creorge R, Landon, were re- Official forecast leased with them, and will go to Thomas Flatley, motorman. | «Chicago. | Identification Made. J ‘ nductor of a/| P Anton Baumgarth, conduc | The- order for the release of the| and a _Lee avenue street cai, which fa-j|_. se ' p-,,' +¥ men was received in the pris- tally injured Mrs. Anna Marck, 72 | : af 3 fo @terce at 9:50 Ba. Mm. | An ROUT years old, a widow, of 2845 Chip-/_ 3 | ,and a half was consumed in pre-| pewa street, in front of 2832 Chip- pewa yesterday afternoon, were or- dered held for criminal careless- ‘ness by a Coroner’s jury today. | | Mrs... Marck was crossing from | ‘the north to the south side of the street at 1:15 p.m. amd the car was going east. She died at City Hos- pital of a skull fracture 15 min- utes later. Her son, Charles, with whom she made her home, identi- | fied the body. | Charles Goesell of 3732 Tholozan | }avenue, who was seated at the. ‘front of the car, testified it ap- ‘paring the prisoners to leave. They ‘were taken first to the office of the ;record clerk, where the clerk iden- tified each mar. Next the chief? clerk’s office was visited, and the men drew out their money, deposited at the time of ar- rival. Each was paid in cash, and | exact payment, to the penny, is the | i'rule. This caused a short delay, ds the clerk had to send for change. | In the store room, where their | clothing had been stored, they took off their steel gray prison garb and ‘put on their suits. It was a half- Oe en | up time. Heo related telling the | group of prosperous business men, guotorman afterwards, ‘“‘That acci- |they trooped to the Warden's of- dent could have been avoided if'| fice. | you had taken off a little speed.” | Whalen as Spokesman. Flatley, he said, had sounded his; Whalen, speaking for the group, gong only twice, not very loudly, | said good-by to Warden when about 40 feet away from Mrs. ieviel. ‘thanking him and Watdteh Marck. Charles brothers, Deputy , was : | Biddle, who was away today, for and Barney Manion, i ‘considerate treatment. “Let’s go,” of 8630 McDonald ave- nue, who were seated behind Goe- the others began to murmur, and | sell, testified the car was running they went. (‘onnor reached the about 20 miles an hour and said |8@te behind the others, and nine they saw Mrs. Marck crossing the, ere counted out and. released street half a block ahead. The While he remained within. ‘*Let brakes were not applied and the | him stay.’’ some.of them called. gong was not sounded, they de-, Then the gate was opened again, clared. Charles Manion said Mrs. and Connor walked out. All piled Marck was walking and Barney/|into the nearest three of the wait- said she was running. ing taxis, and sped away. Motorman Flatley, who is 60 Goldstein Still In. years old and resides at 4021 Lucky Nat - Goldstein, former Circuit | street, and Conductor ee” Clerk, who decided “0 apply for , ia « who is 30 and resides at 4545 Ash- | release on an appeal bond after the land avenue, did not testify, on ad- vice of counsel. Flatley had told | others obtained a favorable ruling the police rain and snow obscured | from Justice Butler of the United] his vision so that he did not see| States Supreme Court, was not in Mrs. Marck until it was too late| today’s group, but is expected to be to stop. , in oe l.ouls before the end of the week, Arnold Hellmich, former Collee- DILLON TO BE SENTENCED ON FRIDAY FOR~ ROBBERY | Defense Counsel Gets Delay, Pre- sumably to Make Leniency Plea for St. Louis Boy. tor of Internal Revenue, and Wil- liam J. Kinney, former deputy in ijellmich’s office, appear as stead- fast in their decision to remain in Leavenworth and “have it over with’ as early as possible. Their sentences, of two years and 18 months respectively, will make it possible for them to apply for pa- Special to the Post-Diepatch. NEW YORK, Feb, 23. ~Edward roles in September and July, re- George Dillon, known as “Toddy, "eae | : spectively. son of the late Dr. William A. Dil-' : . St. Louis is still unsolved, will be Kinney wrote two days ago to his brother, State Senator Michaél Kinney, in St. Louis, saying, ‘‘For- get about bail, as to me.’’ Senator Kinney today said the letter indi- cated that the writer found Leav-| enworth not such a bad place, and that he is interested in his work, which is in the hospital division. sentenced next Friday for his part in the robbery of a Greenwich Vil- lage restaurant on Jan 22. Dillion pleaded guilty to the charge on Feb. 16 dentence was to have been passed today by Judge Nott in General : Court, but it was deferred gto request of the prisoner's 'with some incidental duties in con- nD ha — for the action | nection with the forming of a base- counsel, | 250. Tr ain ‘ball team for the coming summer was given, but it ts believed to indi- | ball team for the coming sense eate that Dillon's counsel is prepar- , has left the matter in Hellmich cus was held in Toledo ona murder Roth prisoners have been held there since their arrest more than | weeks ago. ‘Centinued on Page %. Colume 1 three JACK DANIEL MEN ; im ? RR one emi A A ttt tte il tt, mia Ae ____Wreck of Auto on Bridge in Park ' ; The wreck of the were seriously injured at Franklin Bridge, in Forest Park, at concrete balustrade carried away by the car’s impact is about ten feet long, four feet high and more than | automobile in which one man was fatally injured and another man and a woman COMPROMISE ! ’ | | ——-By a Post-Dispatch Staff Photograp yr. | | BURNED UP $1400, } : AUTO CRASH DIES, CAN’T RECOVER IT ee Another Man and Woman in Hospital After Ride Following Party. Foster, 30 years diel Harold Nugent old, the Coronado Hotel, _, tw). this afternoon at Barnes Hospital | of injuries suffered at 5 a. m. to- automondile crashed balus- his heavy the Park, day, when concrete Bridge injuriny into the trade of Franklin in Forest seriously Foster’s two companions and car- rving away a 10-foot section of the heavy side barrier. tel, 54% South Broadway, who was driving, is in City Hospital suf- fering from a fracture of the right leg and possibly a fractured skull. Physiclans said she was also suffering from acute alcohol- ism Other Man in Hospital. At Barnes Hospital, the member of the party, W. I. Well- born, 46, a guest at Hotel Statler and a resident of Galveston, Tex., suffering from concussion of the brain, possible fracture of the skull and general lacerations. Upon finding two half empty bottles labeled “‘dry gin’ in’ the wrecked car, policemen ordered the patients held for the prosecut- ing authorities. The scene o% the accident is on Wells drive, 200 yards southeast of Grand drive and about from the shore of Round Lake, not far from the Lindell entrance io the park. Ride Followed Party. Mrs. Taylor told a Post-Dispatch reporter tdday that the auto ride through the park had been pre- ceded by a party at a Chinese restaurant. “We were just riding along after- third is mr iev Treasury Refuses to Reimburse ' Liberty Bond Coupons. Herman A. Lueking of 1404 Mul- lanphy street, president of the H. A. Lueking Teaming Co. and vice president of the Cass Avenue Bank, | inadvertently threw $1400 worth of Bond coupons into an of- | fice Stove about three years ago and has sought to be reimbursed by the Government for what he lost in the flames, but wora came from Washington today putting the qui- etus On his hopes. | Liberty ! Lester A. Lueking, his son. who 'is secretary-freasurer of the team- Mrs. Eva H. Taylor, 32 years ‘old, of the New St. Nicholas Ho- | | envelope on the latter’s desk, yards | | a | | ' | wards when someone carelessly ran | into us,”’ she said, apparently un- | aware that it was a bridge that the machine had hit. a driving the car at the time. had a drink before I started out.” | was | } T had | Foster was salesmanager for the | Square “D’’ Co., a Detroit electri- | cal switch concern with offices in the Arcade Building. He had been living at the Coronado since Nov. 19. Wellborn is a timber engineer | and has been at Hotel Statler for | four days. Driver Arrested After Crashing) Into Barricade on Closed Viaduct. | A man describing himself as James Whitton, 21. a farmer of | Windfield, .Mo.. was arrested at 5:30 p. m. yesterday after his au- tomobile "had crashed through the, barricade at the north end of the Jefferson avenue viaduct, now closed for repairs, and had brought | up against the rail of the span just above the railroad yards. A few minutes later, Otis Webb of 1716 California avenue, had | seen a Dodge touring car, like that driven by Whitton, crash into, Webb's machine as it stood in front of 2602 Park avenue, and, eontinue north over Jefferson ave- | ‘Against -ment had admitted spending large | nounced | special fund of $300,000 to defeat ivania Station red caps have estab- | it ing company, clipped the coupons for his father and put them in an in an office of the concern:at 1545 North Fourteenth street. The eld- er Lueking went there to clean out old papers and, not realizing. the envelope of coupons was. there. tossed it into the stove with dis- carded things. The Cass Avenue Bank appealed to the United States Treasury it Lueking’s behalf in 1923 to have the lost coupons cashed. The Treas- ury ruled that Liberty Bond cou- pons were circulated almost like money, which made It impractica- ble to stop payment on them when lost, destroyed or stolen. Hence. it said, the Government could not undertake to reimburse losers. Senator Williams introduced a bill to have the Treasury ruling re- versed. This was reported unfa- vorably by the Claims Committee of the Senate and when the bill came before the Senate yesterday was indefinitely postponed, thereby, in effect, giving senatorial approval to the denartmental deci- sion. —_ ere eee «ee ASKS CONGRESS TO INQUIRE INTO ORGANIZATION OF WETS Tillman of Arkansas Would Inves- tigate Association .Against the Prohibition Amendment. Ry the Associated Press. ® WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-—In- vestigation of the Association Against the Prohibition Amend- iment was. proposed today by a res- olution by Representative Tillman (Dem.) of Arkansas. The House Alcoholic Liquor | Traffic Committee would be di- irected to undertake the inquiry, which would include, he said, about 30 other organizations ask- ing for modification of the Volstead act. Tillman said the Association the Prohibition Amend- elections, “but sums to influence ‘has not filed proper reports, under ” He add- had an- to raise the corrupt practices act. ed that the association it was trying had the officials.”’ 200 dry Congressmen, and made claims “of controlling choice of enforcement - ————. Bread Merger Hearing Postponed, NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-—-The |Federal Trade Conimission's hear- nue. | ‘the hands of his attprney, former! ‘phe epeeding machine was flagged ing into the affairs of the €onti- ing a lengthy plea se! RC | Judge Conway Elder! of St. Louis. he and ae nae of the bridge by a nental Baking Corporation, sched- to prema Oe et | Edward Meininger and Harry patrolman stationed there to keep | uled to be resumed today, was cohen ee Muller. one of ;Stratton of Cincinnati. and John | traffic off the viaduct, but it did ;postponed until March 2. The in- Dillon, with John . ‘a ca Marcus, whisky runner of St. Louis, | yo stop until it had reached ‘the | vestigation was instituted to de- his compantons im. ap, ees _ thave decided to serve out their| ,orth end of the span and. crashed itermine wether the proposed remain in the Tembe uns a time, a dispatgh said today. Mar-/jnjto the rail. City Hospital phy- | menger involving the corporation sicians said the driver was suffer- would be in violation of the anti- fram aecrnte elrahntiors wertce® be wow | | i } i ‘average in | ; winner thus will be helped on his canta already | | Herman A. Lueking for ‘Seeks Candidate to Oppose MAYOR IN WASHINGTON Williams, but Is Silent on, His Own Plans. | Post-Dispatch Bureau. 20-23 Wratt Building. WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.—-Mayor Victor Miller of St. Louis, accom- panied by his campaign manager, Robert Kratky, and Representative Cleveland A. Newton, today held conferences with the tepublicay members of the Missour! Congres- sional delegation to ascertain sen- iiment against the candidacy of Senator George H. Williams of Mis- souri. In his talks with the mem- bers, Miller confined himself to at- tacking Williams and did not di- rectly seek to gain support for him- self. After the conferences he said that he had not’ decided whether he would be a candidate. It was expected that Miller would attempt to get Newton or Representative Charles L. Faust of St. Joseph into the race against Williams and thereby lessen the potential opposition to himself in 1928, but both these Congressmen strongly indicated their intention of remaining in the House for at least the next two years. Miller pre- sumably figured that if Faust ran this year, chances would be more favorable to a St. Louis Republi- can in 1928. Kratky Surp?ised. Kratky said that Miller's refusal! to declare himself out of this year’s race was a surprise to him. Miller, in announcing that he had . »not made up his mind, stated that he was still waiting for a strong can- didate to announce against Wil- liams and that he would support any Republican besides Williarns. “T stand by my Sprinefield speech in my opposition to Williams,” Mil- ler declared: “I said he would play a flute in Jim Reed's jazz band, and used jazz band deliberately be- cause a jazz band makes a lot of noise but you can’t remember what’s been played when its fin- ished. “T think the. World Court {s a settled issue and so is prohibition. What we want now is party re- sponsibility and a return to sound prinfiples in government.” May Meet President. Before his conferences Miller vise ited Secretary of War Davis of St. louis. Davis is arranging for Mile ler to meet President Coolidge to- morrow. At this meeting, Miller expects to invite the President to the exposition in St. Louis. Miller arrived here from — New York and expects to stay until Thursday. He said he had been to Detroit and Cleveland, where he studied traction franchises. ‘STATION PORTERS START FUND TO SEND SONS TO COLLEGE Specta! to the Post-Dispatch, NEW YORK, Feb. 23.—Pennsyl- lished a permanent scholarship fund of $1000 to be awarded each vear to the aon of one of their num- ber who makes the highest school Engiish, mathematics, history and chemistry, and meet- ing certain other requirements. The + em an ae ate et een er wav through college. have rive appli- entered the | ‘competition for the first award. t | The remainder Mor@ than 200 red caps are em- ployed tn the Pennsyvivania Mtation, | Each has pledged himself to con- | tribute $1 annmally to thé fund. | is to he raised | TAX CUT BILL APPROVED BY HOUSE VOTE Given Overwhelming Ma- jority After Motion to Return It to Conference for Revision Is Beaten. NOW GOES BEFORE SENATE FOR ACTION Enactment by End of Week Expected— Garner At- tacks ‘Vicious Campaign’ of Bankers’ League. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.--The House today finally approved ths $387.000,000 tax reduction bill as agreed to by House and Senate conferees. Without a record vote, the House rejected a motion by Representa- tive Drane.(Dem.) of Florida to send the bill back to conference with instructions that the inheri tance tax be repealed. The bili then was finally passed by an over whelming majority. Only Senate approval remains before the meas- ure is sent to the White House for signature by President Coolidge. “Senate to Act Quickly. Senate leaders plan to take it up immediately and they believe [It wil] be enacted Into law before the end of the week. The House vote on final passage was 353 to 29. Representative Cannon (Dem.}. Missouri, later corrected hif vote from no to aye, making the fina! vote 354 to 28. Sixteen Republicans, eight Dem ocrats and four other voted agains. udoption of the conference bil). These included: Republicans-- Beck, Browne, Lampert, Nelson, Peavey, Schafer, Schneider and Voight of Wisconsin; Anthony and Hloch of Kansas: Christopherson, Johnson and Williamson of South Dakota; Ramseyer of lowa; Sim- mons of Nebraska, and Sinclair o/f North Dakota—1l16. Democrats—Allgood and Oliver of Alabama: Drane, Green . and Sears of Florida: Gilbert of Ken. tucky, and Howard and Morehead of Nebraska-——§. Others—Carss, Wefald anid Farmer-Labor, Minnesota. and La Guardia, Socialist, New York—4. Total, 28. ‘Representa- tive McDuffie (Dem.), Alabama, voted present. Chairman Green KXvale, of the Ways and Means Committee, who héaded the House managers in tbe confer- ence, opened the devdace, declaring amid applause that the Senate had been forced to yield to the princi- ples of the House bill. The Senate provision for a retro- active cut in the inheritance tax was allowed against his wishes, he said, “only when it appeared that if this were not given we migh: have no bill.” Attitude of Democrats, ; Representative Garner of Tégas. ranking Democrat of the House conferees, after recalling that in 1916 every Democratic Senator voted for such an inheritance tax. asked: “What reason have they now, after voting six different times for an inheritance tax, te suddenly change.”’ Garner assailed the repeal of the inheritance tax by the Senate as an action resulting from “the wicked, vicioua campaign conduct. ed by the American Bankers League.” Garner Attacks Bankers. Saking direct issue with Demo’ cratic leaders in the Senate, Garner warned Southern Democrats they wolud have to fight their Senators or ‘change your yiewpolints.” Amid applause from both sides of the chamber, Garner charged that the American Bankers League had “bought legislators to come up here and lobby for repea! of the tnherttance tax.” “They got some Congressmen in the other chamber,” Garner de- clared. “They are after .me, but they won't get me to change my viewpoint.” : Hie said the organization had “paid the expenses of state legis- lators to come here and werk on us.”’ “Name them,” ed. “Speaker Brown of the South Carolina House,” Garner replied. and members of the Legislatures of Arkansas, lowa and Texas.” | Representative Tillman of Arkansas said he would a member shout- ’ ot nl oe a

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ty MAN SHOT AND HELD : » PP ik , ih _Ashley-Mt. Carmel highway, Two A movement has been started (men escaped with abou : . ant ie ed ita Out $1000 ip — among Negroes of East St. Louis rFOiC. 4 ii irs an Was i ca - id > . ‘> ‘* _ 4 tured after an exchange of hes : ANTS NEW RATES ON ‘O erect a monument to the mem- with a passerby in which both °F ory of “Captain” John Rebinsen | and compelled Miss Clara to ; : a ge 7 ai wounded. The robbere arrived at th ee ht ee LoS tra os ” }) istere s ee Re ; in an automobile at 9 atnt pag. es 8G Pas ail : teat se naga age sgipsge Be i Ves Ve | Sale dtetore el on ‘ock ang Grou PD thout compensation, a moral and BS if : Bieta: ay: 3 They hound Mi : rE a ‘ — alone, ay ' Fiscal P, ethical adviser to members of his : bi eee. ; Me & eS With oe race, credited with having caused TS ike eRe eA +) se t, ouisans, last night he —_———— a ___ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH —_——— — - QGAMMELLON fH IN FIGHT. 4 35 IN ILLINOIS ROBBER on bhea ss Raid - ring) a #-« ~ Names Compantong ty i on General Store NMP P OINTMENT at Dubois. ~ . | Ce | oe | 4 One Opponent of Wood- : lock for Commerce Com- mision Is Senator Reed of ! Pennsylvania. % ld up the neral store of the Misgag id E-m Kuhn at Dubois, Th... 2% - = les southeast of St. Louis, on the sf ack ""* TeoAL FROM HIS STATE . ; go te e second floor and open a safe | Contrary, Is Interested in. : “Capt.” John Robinson, Who Is Credited With | Having Caused Establish- ment of First Negro Schools in City, Died in ormer slave. the establishment of the ‘irst Ne- | sro schools In Kast St. er ee ee ee a . enemy oe _ Kast St. Louis to Erect Memorial to Former Slave cc ttt at 919. Louis. VIE OO thaw ¢ ¢ , : | As they fled from the store; one © Railroads That Haul West Rotineen died in. 1416 | (of them fired a shot . = Bled in 1919, when viski, a fa | aS os ee about 90 years o'd. Today there | ski, ¢ rmer, who wag Passing § Virginia Coal. : ire aif wees erhbete ana n; x ee with a shotgun. Novicki who Was e Si Ss rage SCcNnOOIs anqg one high 3 | wounded in the thigh, fired back ff mee en ee emreme =n East St. oy, ya . e City j i | — men ran. lea, ing their Ma- | Washington Correspondent of pia = Council of mast St. iS ichine at the curh. | the Post-Dispatch. oa * Fesolution last 3 i A posse from Nashville, the coun. qASHINGTON, Feb. 23.—In one | vhasheataset in favor of the monu- ‘Y seat, found the wounded man te the fight in the Sén-| 7... .° Perpetuate the memory of ‘limping on the highway toward of iis a0pecr, ‘peel eT John Robinson, who devoted as | St 1] ¢ fj 1 0 : - " ; . ‘ : , St. Louis He said hé was Joe © over the — ° en ee Sheng tn pehatf.of the | a > , ‘ ° - , . Ty ‘ } . , ‘ ws x | Aversa, 28 vears old, of St. Louis, gigs Woodlock of New York as aj colored people, especially the col- | a i siaereing to authorities ad. - of the Interstate Com- | ered children, in Ziving his assist. ¢ $F Boe nN ita é ‘ ¥ ee . m * | 1ite & part in the robbery and ? Commission has the appear- oe e in establishing colored schools : /named his companions. Bpperee LOD | ‘pn East St. Louis.” The Counci! : ——— es _ tion | license, is held at Nashville in the belief that 20 of a struggle between two * financial groups—the Mor- grant » interests and the Mellon inter- | The machine, bearing an Tilinois ge it may have heen BtOlen. ubois is a community of abou: recommended that the Park Boar monument in Lincoln Park. Sponsored by Realty Dealer re eke the privilege of erecting the 4279255 Oreste 0 =a i ; | Be ie a i es re : ip ta The Kuhn sisters own Several facts point to the con- rhe movement is Si nan ah: ; j » &% ai ° + Linge ~ 2 - —_— oe * re wsion that the contest hinges on | sored by Pear! Abernathy, wealthy é MOVIE HELD p mething more than the alleged NeRro real estate dealer of && U FOR $15,000 | street views’ of President | Louis, and friend of Robinson. 1: ctiinnee:cfuaseneicetecasie: Sam Band of Six Threaten Seren Men * and Two Women in New York. By ae ne Moplidge’s recess appointee. POne of these is the significant tthat Woodlock is being openly bd > “~ he Ss ine Associated Pree. ) — “ - i vigorously opposed by Senator. . NEV ; > 2? .. Stem vig ‘ ; taine eight ome! ary ga Me eb. ~ Six R id A Reed of Pennsylvania, a ‘ ri) * Lgl) Frade Pupils to con- nue. and about 7 8A. a two-storv ;arme ovubers today r he ‘ : ; iribute eight . or : ite Mey ags . ond bes Tr s i a‘ aided Lhe hiv conservative Republican } : ig Ce nts, ijrs* Rrade. one brick bulicdine was Cre, tec at . He a omo motion picture theater in - . tie the iast man , cen A higher scale, not exceed Seventh street and St suis oe i 7 } > }- tA ** . a cer, 44 v - S28 44 hac ling b m £7 ms . : os " ei pitaaciadiee a7 4 ~ | Aad > iszawJtu x Mate | East 116th street, held up seven Senate to be shocked byl.an #1.50 will be asked of graduates nue, the present Board of Educa- e a ane ; the Sena BNOCK Y'and teache Nika A ) hate ‘* +m n an tro WOmM n and eecaperd Z Wal! strec I 753 tions '2 rs. I riendge T) AV con 71M") Building R HImseon c activi- : . : POY” ra s *t ITE aQiec did: : , = * hte iio? ‘4 -4 a. baa . Gls Ss SST. 2 9’ told Of havin Ais ie 3 +} (mae B eciatamcia fran in-!| QOounty Safety Council Planned. ntation on the commission ‘there the ere ‘ «caged Witnessed, enth street and Broadway fron } . Ji WViis waa - LLlIC ~T1¢ , . . ‘ ° aser- Representatives of &r. Louis Now Reed. a power nex rise in rato. LEC ution OT John Brow re the all lizor lYy} of Ww ihe h ryis Fito in | : OW yer new risen in i was ntora,; a cific County towns and civie organiza- Ras only an d es es untutored and never|neral was held in’ appreciation of | st ‘ » 8 oT vu iv ener- i@¢ €1 to write eye 4 rhe ~. ; ' sitor' tions will meet at the Clayton Se denracantative| “But he w even vis name,'his work : , L 3 ‘ i S@ Tle 4 , 4 c : ‘ . a is , 4 oe, oe * io ntry.; Courthouse at § o'clock tomorrow the Stat + the % _ . é hap aii aS nonest, his motiver During the late eighties and fol- ' ; nnsvivania, he | ere, al hi >) on aie eee pelle hail ois we) night to organize the St. Louis 7 A ; h hi one bec agg abe panes and his “blunt but per-}!owing years. “Captain” Robinso . _ ~ ~ $ ° - }., } or Ize Ve . . "sare moral | County Safety Council... The meet.” _ _ - psig son mad : td Of appealing to rea-: was able » deliver a large pat ‘ or t - r tha . : na e Whit - ° en m : re us | ing was called by Probate Judge ‘ an a torney fo 4 Mellon activities — persons tolerant of of the Negro vofe, Hie vas Re- / ; - v4 wlio thé L j } Sa y 4 +9 Sip at tine “A rm rar ; aor Sam D. Hodgdon. Ss ts. ; seems ‘nat Im many Negroes publican, excepting any candidacy gute naturallv both the State of a JUiG Nave been considered impu-'of the present Mavor. M MM. *, . . e ; : ; . ~ 7 : ‘ 3 Masyivania and the Mellon in- rae io that difficult period.” re. Stephens, whom he constantly sup- . i 2 * s7 . - which own or control a ote a W. Parden, Negro attor- ported. His politica! speeches ~ + : . . , mcbunk of the State. are inter- i of ast St. Louis. By speeches: were long and wide of subject. : 0 J er a “ ‘ . . . ‘ , ot o mein getting a favorable freight he testa address, he soon gained: They were filled with advice to re- ” st a 4 e 4 i . . . * ’ met the seaboard and the lakes acini Gence of both races and spect the Jaws. to lead a mora oa) ‘ ND ile ee i ; ; , . . . pe output of the Western | +), e is rth eighties on he wae life. to be “hrifty and industrious Ryirania §=bituminous coal | nis eis ‘istened to” member of Organized Emancipation Teague. : nis race } - + aad a a The bituminous industry in | Iffc Pon Det St. Louis. Robinson never forgot to observe eee : | -Horts for N c mmancipation - and he insisted Mi section is in competition with } At the #3 Negro Schools. Emancipation day and eP INnsSisted a - i ~ ates LT)}@ whoen } Pe’ i AP ect a,} ¢haoé ++ ¢ 7 _ , 3 I [ I } , — — ang others oj 16) asked that theév he admitted af dav affair. “Cg ptain’”’ RPohinson put m ° “organ. to have a ‘Mor- {white schools He hecame active npn what was perhaps hiz bitterest) c background ” Sen > Vs a ae op wih oh agent: ‘ _— 4 UTLG : enator Reed. fin politics and bargained Neorg | ficht to retain 0} varity. And he urse does: ‘ c + ° ._. i | . . Ee! - 1s pein . wai T : Woodio nt say that in Op-|votes with office-seekers for £Uup- won No one else ever led that ag oodiock he is combating !port of a Negro schoo]. The «chno] parade a * ad : 4 + : Peeorgan interests. hat, how- | te, is the logica | | trom : me nplaint that us long as the| ART eatriers out of Kentucky and | Virginia “dominate’’ the com- | expec: j inference m. Pennsvivania “can’t justice."’ homination of Woodlock Wor: | Chase ae. ir accordir gr tn return insisting | Was Convicted of a crime in ae he had no part. Hle ee MURded to be to take home Tast vided i bugle was at remain ratner | Ys later AtDppea! ‘ bonds being | he Chr; cult Court of Appeals | scene oui. PAYMENT PLAN eDic egg cerpdmenl he appeal) barred from Canada. George = O00) It is to be-a memorial to the | gn It is expected that the! Boivin, Minister of Customs and "| ' soldiers who died in the ‘WI 4] Not seek final deciaic 7 uncer ths he ly- tauan Svuimicr: , “ie . . - r. a4 lia PCy 4 } bs : Pee "~ } ft THe #xc U ‘i divided payment plan beet Seek a | decision | Excise, announces the ae See ] d e rt but will ask a writ of! sion was ordered on the ground aa Na on | : ? » bie you to take a vantag _ for the transfer of the! thar the magazine published arti-| Grocery Trucker Seriously Hurt. of / . . ~ : : : . * . , Pesos Oe 1 . ‘ 712 T Vent lad he 1 nited States Supreme | cles about the Prince of Wales and Frank Dunhati | years ¢ ®Mount to $140,000: those of j¢ 1) ‘ a , toe v‘hen a 160- ’ — men, Whalen, Multin | ther must prove that steps have 4 octet — “—— ; j ines - : See / gare elt of flour fell from the e Eagle Stamps , — ", being for $25,000 each. been taken to eliminate objection-, pound sack © ered f ne Pe : ; > ‘ ‘ — lie ft - a in future issues, Boi- tor o} 4 ; ca that Goldstein's bond . ’ ‘Ss Dianned to raise a por necessary amount, $ penny for each gr honorable ‘sonic organizations and auxiliaries. zine Liberty has been permanently 0 , — tntié atenen «tee oe leas the question of jurisdic-/ the late Queen Mother Alexandra 4367 Norfolk avenue, a trucker & — Indianapolis court. that were misrepresentations and the Kroger Grocery ane Raking my : . f . x . rr e r "5 T t. nds of the eight St. Louis Nbelous Co. warehouse, Tiffany 4! gd Vista ble matter wre wim aid. tior reba th + ‘ : ao ot Ue “CAPT.” JOHN ROBINSON. -U00 by asking 2h An? i . choo! children to contribute qa was estal in an old frame urch at Sixth and St. Louis ave- nISned —— . ade they have at. ch PRIZES AWARDE ' SPECIAL APPEALS FILED FOR AT WOMAN'S EXPOSITION! DOHENEY, FALL AND SINCLAIR Virs. Kathryn Cherry Shares With Validity of Indictments in Teapot Another $1000 Given by the Dome and Elk Hills Oil Cases 7 C,eorge Innes S ? ‘ked. eetliyewas held up by South- ie ae pe Sunes tudy. Again Attacked. *r ° ; “ ‘ - ’ . a @arrt«- THNA . “7 - oe he ° fn aS "OUI Ti « meenators on the ground that he “seorge Innes Study $160 WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.—-Coun " ou 7 ; wry Broun: pass: nrize was divided between Mirs ‘ we Bi eet }. SMinyelal of We un “Wy th Was entitied to the seat. | Kathrvn C} wa i se iO] aD aissie . 2 = ‘ Nat! nN ' rr... mrt 6eirT r ; ety ; ee cee al tod Beet that objection, President Si P : a é. bit oan = Of york filed a special appeal tod . ' je cc +4 “Hr Tin T Tab Per & . , . thin ; eT ¢ ldge appointed R. Tavior of fe : rin ipia, { nris lian ‘ ,.efnce j trom Tne if wmilon of ii* 1)is Yi mate fila new 1 acancy boarding school at Page boulevard 4¢ (+ umbia Supreme Court which 7 ee ad as : . > - . far t) ~ and Belt avenue, and Miss Elizabeth 4 1 the validity of’ the con- eer tt eident’s strategy |p); se H De be etnat | UMained the valaiy oF D he : cm rice i bs bs Tope. é ] ee ; pee nin iy) mi been fruitless, The Senate has; , dgi ee i : hi} , ' nes ee spiracy indictment against him In ’ ‘ - . . . i u in 4 Oi 4 e rt e s , . Lé s TM) 2 TT) . , } ¢ * + ¢ } > . eet Taylor, but Woodlock is ’ Sng . : - +7 - - ” t “a connection with thi ease of tine at} : tne c.ose 1€ Omans Na- : , en Walting. The Intersrate ‘om tee , : ” — ' an : ihe apot ai) ‘ Naval O11 reserve. here Comms : tional Exposition. SO Wig °° sui ii Ae fay which the . me z oi Counsel {07 the O}} opera ir. Bas OMination was ee | Mrs. Cherry’s entry was a. still | = silt sic . referred has voted . . : seekine a ruling on. a point of ia PPM {0 six gen; life. and Miss Price’s was a deco- ° ~* @€ainst recommending De ra site : ; nrocedur: rom the higher court, meermation rative oil painting. “The Santa Ma- ' at a ute spurts aA wes s ° ae ’ inte epee Tna Lille 4gie4 COUTLS ei en ria. Miss Olive Holbert Gibson POMEEG § | } | there saat f Wvyoming had declared there A DANIEI of St. Louis took the Mattie Ca-.ef Wyoming had | Le ; ' : ; was no fraud involved in tite trans- MEN RELEAS ‘ ruth McMillan prize. and Miss “25 no irau diabericicdegin ° ) : ction by which Sinclair obtained ip ED FROM .}Emily Groom of Milwaukee won a@ction by which sinecia 2 : : ‘*] . } » 4 y" é. +} wri; -ar¢ ‘the Shortridge the reserve. the prize awarded by the Shortridg SON ON BOND eS a Similan anoeate Ma Mae Seen Denti ssi Art Galleries, which arranged the Sims ap} s * ™“ e > . * . " . i te } + 4 ‘) > 7 i _ Bed from Page One. lart exhibition Miss Isabe) Cohen eariier in the day bys OuNnSs€ ror e } 4 P . _ / S tae - ; xf ‘ : ; & : : ‘ more being sen: to Leav-!of New York and Miss Susan B.' Albert B. Fall, forme mecretary of Washington. P. C., won;of the Interior, and L mention. Doheny of California, declaring the night's program was pro-. second conspiracy Indictments | by bands and drum, fife.,against these two were “fatally de- and drill corps of loca! Ma-;fective’’ because the Secretary of t the Secretarv of right to and no had the Navy, . PXCiUsive “ered & chance of forfeiting lan unusual “musical” offering was the Interior . 7 * ad - a + i ees . a . : eg ) location, with its lower - te has gained towardaithat of “Suste’s Kitchen Cabinet lease the California reserves . . -. Parole hut gt Louis | Band” of North Side Bethel No. ° 4 charge of bribery is involved also a big saving for you. ee but st. | { North Side Beth \ charge of bribery is inv . i . f the ! that he should | S MAGAZINE in the latter case, but not in that te you to visit our display o vend Prison and promised to| CANADA BARS U, ' of the Sinclair indictment. . twed lega! efforts in his | 0 ES S OR ES eeceeninetninni dlp ‘ + s i ais ; S ure, and we will be please I before) PEA! *fforts in bis | FAB PRINCE OF WALES ST | PLAN FOR MUSSOLINI TOWER ey > > . ean » 7 a 2 rnitur - . “xcluded — Ow this Fu 1 e 18 made in — . | Liberty Permanently —" Fasctsti Would Erect $10,000,000 som awyers Aare perfecting From Malls for Allege« “9g secancsial to War Mend. S ofthe St Louis men, | representation and Libel. INDON feb. 23.-—-A Milan! ~ Were Ce ; - . on og ? on a Li INTDON, I et, mm -« 2 Milan ly convince you why we hy : oe ai Indianapolis, whee Feb. one yllbnantit dispatch says the Fascisti there . W “ser On a conspiracy! section of the customs act, ‘ ing a pl for a Mus- = rnitur Be, an . : LS a _ are promoting & pian for a mui er Fu . e for less. y | =~ 82d were gent to prison a! prohibits the importavion of ob satin’ tower. it will ithe Bane matier, the American maga- in the world,. costing lira (about $106,000,- est structure °50,000,000 | suffer g fractured spine 1@ publishers wish to appeal, | avenues, Sub? red a fra oo ‘ a ’ blospital Tm ¢ iy || Kansas City Soprano Repeats a ait ! j | | rked her debut. At thi | The action brings to a head a ond of the aria she was given an; troublesome situation which has vation © ee and a half m.aA-| existed since la&St August. when utes. ' President Coolidge requested Ha- A4eain. as in “‘Caro Nome,” the} ney's resignation on the ground brillian of the high notes was that. by proposing to remove Leigh ichieved at the expense of tight-;C. Palmer as president of the ness and apparent straining. But } Fleet Corporation, the Commis- is she followed the flute obliga‘o; Sioner had run “contrary to the there was less sharping than wits; understanding I had with you | noticed at her debut. _ when I reappointed you.” | At the end of .f ac she took | ong ginal aoa ae 8 ee api ie peng ils natls alone is tin sient) such grounds, denied any knowl- ee ee a de | edge of an understanding with the curtain wes Homer es, Dut the audi- President to support 2almer. as- ‘ ‘ iferously demanded more chief executive knew ‘ 4 + ‘1? ana the { )] TUESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 23. 1926 SMILEY FINED $500 FOR CONTEMPT AT CLAYTON Presiding Judge of County Court Failed to Comply With Writ of Mandamus. MISS TALLEY IN ‘LUCIA GIVEN GREAT OVATION istrative body, was fined $500 for ; cOntempt of court by Circuit J udge Wurdeman at Clayton today, his failure to comply with Triumph of Her Debut at the Metropolitan. for a writ of mandamus by signing a county ces warrant in payment “or certain 1 A a he rr contempt day why standee had been squeezed into/f ‘he cltation be ble was served with but failed nd was arrested under and four deep in rrdering ? he orche 3c ae 4 - ¢}i¥ if eS rans inree + cre ? > , ? horseshoe hb: 59 tO court 4 4 seats. to hear the Kansas City ,4n attachment, giving bond to ap- gir! pear today. Sentence was suspend- Her arias in the three acts inj¢d until] tomorrow, to give his new which she appeared were gener- attorneys time to prepare his ap- ously applauded, and at the end)peal. of the first act she took nine cur- His new attorneys are W. R. tain calls. and at the end of th2;Gentry of St. Louis, a brother of cecond act 10 calls, with Laurt- the State Attorney-General: James | Volpi and De Luca, who also sup-, Booth of Pacific and former State ported her at her debut. tepresentative George F. Holds Back in Sextet. | Kirkwood. In the sextet in the second act! HANEY QUITS SHIP BOARD: at times held back her voice and was obscured by Lauri- in tie rQ 7 " - rave r i | - ‘Tiss Taileys vigorous tenor; of the third act Volpis WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.—Bert mad scene 1 S ’ ‘ rc a lan ' gs . } n . a ~ herself full range, taktng the col E. Haney (Dem.) of Oregon re- ora 4 runs with the same 43-! signed today as a member of the 5 “— > - absence of nervous- Shipping Board, effective March 1. ness that m if tie, , 7 ’ tA returned to Omaha after con- a ‘ ** stc *\) «v ? + , ‘ ‘ ‘ . : ‘ ro CG 10 4 and Post-Dispatch ) Press and Pulitzer p& : | Stillman charged that he was the ‘father of Mrs. Leeds’ two children, lone of whom died. Stillman lost ‘his suit, and a referee upheld Mrs. Stillman’s contentions regarding iMrs. Leeds. Some time prior to the Stillman’s |reconciliation on Feb. 6. Mrs. Leeds iwas advised by Mrs. Stillman “to | fight like a tiger” in behalf of the \boy. An offer from Mrs. Stillman to adopt Jay was declined. In May, 1923, Mrs. Leeds denied reports that Stillman had settled {$500,000 on their son. On one oc- icasion, Mrs. Stillman visited Mrs, i\]eeds, then a millinery saleswom- jan, and wished her success. Mrs. |Leeds recentiy came here from Worid when I thought he would spread PARIS, Feb. 23.—Mrs. James; p0.54, an alarin.”’ a. pe: | Howard McHenry was. grantees @f - + indus Motive Robbery, He Says. “Tl held up McDevitt to rob hirn.”’ (Carter related. ‘‘He tried to grab ny gun and 1 fired a shot over his | shoulder to make him behave. | in June, Then he started to run. That made | ine mad, and 1 shot to kill. | | ! | divorce here 1922. “I can't say that I felt sorry for vA hat Linde]! Il had done, but two or three shock of their lives. But they didn'‘t.”’ He said the girlS scared him |yre j;away before he could rob the body. tobbery also was his objective when he shot Dr. Searles, he said, but “I did have a slight grudge field artillery. yesterday. |'Miss Frances Garrison before her marriage to McHenry in St. Louis Mrs. McHenry is the daughter of .and Mrs. Arthur C. Garrison of boulevard. | ,educated at Mary Insticute and Miss girls came along and I felt sorry | Wright's School at Bryn Mawr, and for them. I thought they might /|;n 1920, the year of ner debut, was 9199, bh] > th } ,¢ ¥ ray ; j tumble onto the body and get the | one of the special maids to the | Queen of the Veiled Prophet's ball. | McHenry’s home is in Baltimore. was educated at Yale and served during the war as an officer in the They met at Coblenz, Germany, where he was stationed when Miss She was CANDIDACY FOR CONGRESS George L. Vaughn to Seek Repub- lican Nomination in Twelfth District. George l.. Vaughn, Negro ete torney, with offices at 2348 Olive street, today forwarded to the Sec- retary of State at Jefferson City his declaration of candidacy for the Republican nomination for repre-. sentative in ‘Congress from ‘the Twelfth District, now represented hy L. C. Dyer. Vaughn wag an un- successful candidate for the nomi- nation in 1929. She was THE NEW UNIVERSITIES DICTIONARY ~ | a ~ 74 1) Coupon and 1 98c || Present or mall to the Post- MAIL ORDERS Dispatch this Ceupon with nimety-eight cents te cover if by mail, include 8 cents cost of handling. packing, clerk bire, «te. postage up to 150 miles; 10 cents up to 300 miles, or for than previous more worde Up features. in color. ; Inc, New larcer sized page editions One-third than any similar Dictionary. New gepecia! Full pases Syndicate Covo., greater distances ask postmaster for rate on Ibe. tomato wam"CAatsup - 2 - NIDER’S Catsup is made from the richest vitamin food, and the speedy Snider idea — “tomatoes from vine to bottle in one day” —keeps fast hold on the precious vitamins. And besides — it tastes so good. Sniders a ‘ant om tank nh eee ae i ee Dy ak the ent ot ieee TF re eens peo ante Garrison visited Europe with her Congressman Dyer is said to in- Fhe role of Lucia calls for mueh | DR, J, 3 CASSILLY AND WIFE PENROSE PARK-KINGSHIGHWAY mother. He resigned his commis- nape a hd for the nomination more in the way of acting than the | Se ee prea base a aiaiirtadee ee | : sion shortly before _ engagement again ils year. relatively placid ona of Gida in| ,,J0!nt funeral services, for O°! VIADUCT PLAN IS APPROVED |"**27onncet = 2922. Rigoletto.” Athough never once |] ' . : r _ ge Mrs. Lucy \r Fee —_———— Bill of Rights for 1,000,000 Homes. | DON’T BUY TIRES lasing the remarkable calm which | 0 in wine died two months ago. |, - 2° noere of Public Service to-| NEW FORE, Feb. 23-—A mil) oom istinguished her debut, Miss Tal- armoge Hide 35 re - ai priigres iia day approved plans fora reinforced lion facsimiles of the Declaration : nel Tires tae scouts on hia ey Ss il stage | ‘sence and por- 1: wget 5 sie » * pe a z a map er conerete Viaduct over the Terminal of Independence will be distributed oo on india, Tires- rea ry Fe fabriv é Scottis] ercoine’s ardor enderanine geen pag eM P “ "| Railroad tracks at Kingshighway /in homes and public institutions of | Sizes Prien Th — vo et Te ur aa t adeqguac if re- vary sc vee ee , —— 3 boulevard in Penrose Park, and set this country better to acquaint the} spect Tires a appreciate your big saving { : i Bellefontaine Cenieter: Lnr fn hy oo ey ir ids & “pe ; x : ots ‘ . Come in todar. To Sing Again Friday Night. | Si 8 ee so phveidion ted : agi wes naLec * Dea be | ZO a, sate , wre ot renerai a he Bs singe rg —as - - ne « . — mes - . P . rons ” ~ * “ +

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' ad . pager. | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae > S 2 EOL LL et | TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1926. H ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH =— detention in June. 1917, leaving $30,000,000 . — - . - : | ' WE REPAIR 'Church congregation is now using in the basement eS a diadiad dining room and other social serv- | ite new $45,000 church at Emma : ALL MAKES } as ice facilities. The Rev. R. A. At-/ | +o - hich was + addk : ELECTRIC WASHERS eng Mimika ee cccan d8 well, a St. Louisan, is pastor. AT A EMP] 10 Bone TOTO ROROLONS LOESCN®) ae ar ar wr mw mw a ~ A aed . Sen IOAN ae mS. AND ener : > - ae — QMISSMANG |? Blubill ET oimment = SWAY LEAGU ne ERICAN . Phone Garfield 5158 or 6779 | 8 ae — To Heal Sore Hands Siilies Mieiation te ; : - Sole Judge of Issue of | : ; Membership of Council. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ‘CONFIDENT IT WILL DECIDE RIGHT ; — ADIOLA 28’: the a | eight-tube RCA go eo “ ot i 3 o Locarn fi Super-Heterodyne ators, a8 Brtsh Foreign with no outside aerial, | Minister Suggested. no ground, no acid i Gi Sire Leagen of THE DOWNSPOUT THAT batteries. Nations is the “sole and best HAS DEFIED RUST, OF fudge” of the question of enlarg- ing the League Council, Premier COURSE! | . 1 7} Briand declared today after a meet- $20 . month will buy - ing of the Foreign Affairs Commit- Co ee . | tea of the Chamber of Deputies. i . Referring to the movement for ad- Irttle more than corrodible metal. ° 7 > “adem ft > ditional Permanent Council sea:s ae eeiieiie giktection to ouch But when you use Copper for -xclusi : E O LIA N precesars, Dries aot: roofing, gutters and downspouts, Exclusive Representatwe for “T have fu! confidence in the he Seilienay Plane ond the COMPANY OF MISSOURI tengee fer interpretation of ft that’s the end of leaks, repairs @ : , . W. P. CHRISLER, President eta? utes in conformity with the and re lacement expense. —e 1004 OLIVE STREET creat interests confided to tts care. —¢° wey te P ro —_ Lack tm cram ntet tnda. oo avout 7 Sete wake tate oo. real roofings. No COPPER lasts as long as your Sk ateeiin te tafioemes tte 6e- charge. house stands. 2 i ages aegis hg GRRE PA Pe Paes DLS 3 OY RP : Ca ee ee . cision pot place” polemics regeriing the COPPER &”BRASS } ’ ’ -_- - ~~ —s. @*s of place’® polemics regarding th@ enlargement of the Counc?! RESEARCH ASSOCIA T It »N “Te Tocarno nemotiators have } 7 tly t 2 | b te the nephew of the late Col. ; d Congregation tn New Charch. completed recently. The new bufld pemahe Hazzard Payna Standard to $30.000,000 to nephews end . Episcopal ing seats 300 in the audttorium and | Feces y st som 33 ho died | nieces. | The Wesley Methodist ©p Oil and tobacco capitalist, who | ment continuous. ' Treat sore throat at once —and make your treat- rT AKE care of a sore throat in its early stages, or you may pay for your negligence with a serious 1 Just as soon as you feel the first rawness in the throat, start giving it vigorous anti- septic treatment—and make your treatment continuous —not just a gargie night and morning. Formamint provides a scien- tific throat antiseptic of proven germicidal power with which ’ Serious infectious diseases’ may follow “Just a sore throa® ‘a _— ormamint ~ This Low Prig GERM-KILLING THROAT TABLETS a eS ae eo ae ee 2 %e. * ra, « ‘ you can keep up your ment all day—wherever ye may be. That’s why it he been endorsed in be more than 10,000 docter, Carry a bottle of these eu | venient, pleasant r tablets with you, and at intervals all mint we will . pocket case of = ee postage. Address Bauer Chap : I ical Co., Dept. 63, 113 War, ‘ 18th Street, New York Gi; Offers 5120 | Choice Shirts » An exceptional purchase of + The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. : to offer these well-made Shirts sowapaper giving Aisecates Even ; soft collar-to-match, collar-att 2 the Locarno conference i} ti — _- ’ i pee i & i Ld A i ee ee le 3 - ce >" - = 7 ee ii COUIG Ge@ai WITH tne ieazue oun- " rear hare*ir ti oF" Aid© ins © rsaip , ii %. es #55 ™ aon gem t > } if i ieé a oreigan A _a.rs . Wid rmi.®¢ ’ = « 7 / . > : ~— +", oe 2. +: approved, with four dissenting Na- i : lie wataoc { Dass! RBanraegy : tionalist votes. M. Pau!l-Boncour’s ' ~ eS =, T - . . @ ' at pus « Pa is G : 4 J the firm—our ' entire stocks must be liquidated into ready cash to make this huge transaction pos- GENEVA. Feb. °2°3.—An official | . » . > ' the special assembly summoned to ; - si ve act On Germanr’s application for : . . membership {n the league wil sible—everything th a ee |=—8 bi i in e open, has been issced. a store—Clothing, Hats and Furnishings for men and boys—has been so drastic- ally reduced that a specia! Viscount Ishil, Japanese Armbdas- sador to France, wi!l preside over the council meeting. The officta! agenda published vestercay includes 28 items but trip to this store is worth the Iist omits the most !mportant question brought up by Germany's while. Come and join the crowds who are saving real money in this sale. Overcoats For Men and Young Men OVERCOATS $ 9 2 ie application, that of whether other states besides Germany shal! be given permanent seats in the cour- cil. : Among the questions to he con. sigered is a report of the league's experts on arbitration conventions and treaties of mutrtual security registered with the league. It ts understood that the experts have found that existing doctuments show that the {dea of setti!ng con- flicte by conefifation and arbitra- That Sold | ’ \\ ' } OVERCO ATS tion has been more widelr adopted se . on $ than is generally supposed. This — That Sold is expected to encounter the — Up to $65 league’s disarmament discussions. (ekenhieieemnenenen The council will fix a new date : J +* + ~~? @- - for the meeting of the preparatom ‘= . #- > a “ _— COM mission i.0Fr (the ciasarmament rt 4 | OVERCOATS $ That Sold 4 3 conference and also will decide - . ¢% > : 3 ue Te « } ‘ ’ ee whether this meeting shall be held e : } the partic n viet i Fussia. ul S or en an oung en t} The council! will choose a Gate or the meeting of the preparatory $3) 2-Pan SUITS | $452 Pant S IT S55 * TTS iM commission for the tnternationa ~ -~ — +) = ao > ~~, report on the French mandate in syria, which fs dein he permanent mandates commis- sion in Rome, and the selection of Will Go =~ |i— 2 site for a new assembly hail. 33Qi5 This latter topic {ts expected to ME helen eoctivececs 840 2-Pant SUITS $50 2-Pant SUITS $60 2-Pant SUITS B® $262 5 re $3q50 : amd “Rell” Blouses. _. | Zeiant ve ecasion to take up that affair 5 i —~ ——_~- ~~ P > said ; é iL@ ‘] jestion Tras Dpro- = T ' The na? © - ez he a I j > + - ~ >_> oF Seats : ase . + > - " _* = * > =s : a = 3 } Tie i YT nave i ; ov a ee E: ~ . abe ffared y Germany's 36) Se > * H av’ 24 . - ‘ - . Y as ag eA 4444 = = i? , - N _/~ eo oo . - > ”“ - ~ * we F NM sion to the League to present thei: AK . . y i to: snos “~~ 2 ? 7 : y GeImandcs anew : ; T7".. ¢ « = _ > - *« a »= + (This ts an apparent reference to | 7 - we oe. a - + +a —a ey Om ania — y 4 1 a suggestion by the Britis} oreign if , > . " . . > ~~ - 7 - ~ = - — - minis ag 2 if men wc . LA Prufrock-Litton Fourth and St. Charles Special Selling of Eighteen of) These Suites--Wednesday! — These Suites were specially purchased for our Semi-Annual Furniture Sale. We offer the entire lot of eighteen Suites at this very low price ol $ll5— WEDNESDAY—One Day Only! You actually save $38 on this eight-piece Br tus Amevciated Prece Suite Wednesday, and $49 on the nine-piece Suite. i i i ee te Betas prepared by (With 45x60-Inch Top Table When Closed) This simple but attractive Suite is fin- The eight pieces include sideboard, 60 inches long, . 4 $6.95 ished in French walnut with overlavs of note the large table—45x60-inch top, with six-foot Gi — : < tension, five side chairs and one armchair. seats cof 3 Uaranteed. Can be operated ) ia ered in a good grade of figured tapestry. Reme board has velvet-lined sliding tray for we have just eighteen Suites—twelve silver....mahogany drawer bottoms. cabinets. . Extended Payments —can be arranged. On this $115 Suite pay $25 cash, balance of $90 in ten equal payments—$9 each month. cent If you wish to pay all cash. sar ae leet — = ee eS ee Nine Pieces With China Cabinet—$147! Or, two per whites. All sizes from 13% to Oxtords Cc 1 Cotton Jersey an Poplir s id 9756 Pieces ot Regal China Specially Priced at - AS Te Each A truly exceptional of- fering is this group of Real China importations from Europe. An attractive bor- der effect of rosebids or an allover floral design may be nad in the following pieces: Cake Plates Spoon Trays Salad Bowls Syrup Celery Dishes Plates Cups and Saucers Sugar and Cream Guest Set _- (5e _ Imported crackled giass Wuest Ser, consisting of Water bottle and tumbler. is ery specially priced. Fifth F.e0er.) etc wee TS 8963 Pes This $153 Eight-Piece Dining Suite ff Useful Ele That Will Help * ¢ Electric Percolator Universal Thermax brand; “icéel-plated finish and fully from any lamp socket. with china ta a,

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“Just a sore throat” | iroat you _— ce the pat, anti- ale BOLTS and you can keep up your treat. | ment all day—wherever yoy — may be. That’s why it hes been endorsed in writing by more than 10,000 doctors. Carry a bottle of these con. venient, pleasant-tasting throat tablets with you, and take them at intervals all day—one every hour or so when the throat is actually sore, one every two og three hours to prevent infection when exposed to cold, disease or dust. All druggists. y v 7 To enable you to test Forma- mint we will send you a metal pocket case of Formaminte tah- o tw 4. . -—— —————— - janet ceeneeeenetaneeeeeene ee - = ne arent LOUIS POST-BISRATEY aii rene ene Oe ee ee or ee ee TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1926. Thrift Avenue The Buy-Way of St. Louis Preserves—Jellies American Lady brand Pre- serves—raspberry, peach, pineapple, damson plum; 16- ounce jar, 27C Strawberry and cherry, 33c Dozen, $37.19 and $3.75 Baarent Ten Broek Jelly; grape and plum; 1o0-oz. jar, 19c; dozen, $2.25 Holland Relish, jar; dozen, $3.25 St. Gall Dotted Swiss 59c Yard Fine quality with neat white pin dots on colored grounds or colored dots on 29C white grounds. Rayon Undergarments Beautiful color assortments. Vests at Bloomers at .........; Chemise at ee EE EN IE OEE OR te let ae eee cece ae ot ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : eC ENS te Oy aR AEN ir We Welcome Charge Accounts If you are not already enjoying the convenience of a charge account at this store, we invite you to inquire regarding our liberal credit terms. Our Credit Office is located on the Fourth Floor. oe The Two-Piece Tailored Suit ¢ Is an Accepted Spring Vogue for Women 59" The collections of leading French designers— O'Rossen, Drecoll, Lelong and others—display the tailored Suit as one of the most important fash- ions. It is here shown in its many versions for the delight of St. Louis women. With short Coats and short skirts, the Suit gains its individuality in tailoring—braid bound edges, link button closing, double breasted or single breasted styles. (Women's Coat Department—Third Floor.) Musses Tailored Suits wei eeasigenare : ’ . Sipe: a > ae Pen Mar racine, 5 Daye pie ee bile AR eg $e vaarer 1 dead , J = 4 ee oe ~ b- > - Space are aetna te . ean 2 pf Mapa se ager § ee a carey Pca en ere oe te h haomite e Bs apie eo seria Z a aut a ¢ om ¥ , e : i 7 FMRI ee OE NEE te TE te EEN AMI A NA LN REI eer AMAT he lial eane i BE Pi EE CE NNR AC A MRR RZ i Soa Peg oe om OO DA eR * ve rd - Ae Qe =~" re OP tres Ke by or ) er eres ine. > bane else “—_? A . a. a oS ad 4 ™ _— . eg v oy 8 . . . Cee ne P| + a fe eho ¢ et TI | stay) bye” eat pee . een . ; ; - RE INS SI I OE CNET MEN A a Rg ht AEA ENE, ARE, NIMES ANT RI AP SelB pd Ne FE RA ee ee ee ee en rer a 7) ewe Rite Nes Wage OR NTE whe i Ae iC Wikiet n- or ets ee A Sea eae ee a ee lets on receipt of four cents for postage. Address Bauer Chem- , | ical Co., Dept. 63, 113 West 18th Street, New York City, Offers 5120 Choice Shirts at 'f amint ca | This Low Price ING THROAT TABLETS Men’s Shirts = An exceptional purchase of the surplus stock of a prominent St. Louis manufacturer enables us OH is the only St. Louis eveping to offer these well-made Shirts at this extremely low price. There are starched collar-to-match, ae Sel llth meen _ soft collar-to-match, collar-attached and neckband styles in checks, stripes, solid colors and plain 4 7 @©6 whites. All sizes from 13%2 to 18 are included. ee Se NiG a) | 2S : Oxfords Cotton Flannels Cotton Jersey and Pongee Woven and Corded Madras Poplins End-and-End Madras Reps (These Shirts on Sale on Thrift Av.—Main Floor.) Fringed Panels $1.49 and $1.98 Each Casement Curtains in new Spring patterns of shadow lace and filet weaves; scal- loped bottoms. Girls’ Combinations "25 « “Se The very short coat and the skirt, kick-pleated, are finished on boyish lines with coats single or double breasted and pockets smartly placed. Tweed mixtures and diagonals in attractive colors 85c are used to fashion them. Sizes 14 to 18 years. Drawer Combinations of Store—Third Floor) nainsook with embroidered m edge; knicker-style drawers. Wednesday ls Baby Day Sizes 6 to 12 years. These Offerings Tell the Advantage of Shopping on Baby Day Popular Colors, Fabrics and New Patterns (Misses’ Boys’ Cricket Sweaters $2.95 For sport wear in all the desired colors. Sizes 28 to 36. (Thrift English Broadcloths 4 Avenue—Main Floor) ANE AGE MEI RAE Oe PENT R IN REN TIE LEST OF I a 0 OR IO at ee Me Handmade Dresses.$2.95 The daintiest of Frocks for tiny babies up to those of 2 years —made by hand, of nainsook, trimmed with tucks and em- broidery. Some hand- scalloped at bottom. Long Dresses, (5c Nainsook Dresses, practical and attrac- tive, and. very well made. These show a trimming of lace or embroidery. Mother can afford a large sup- ply at this price. Sale of Silk Lingerie —Offers Two Important Groups $9.69 Envelope Chemises and Step-Ins—daintily fashioned of heavy crepe de chine with elaborate trimming of net, Valenciennes and filet laces. In delicate shades of flesh, peach, orchid, Nile and coral. Auto Slip Covers Made to Your Order at Moderate Prices Slip Covers protect the upholstering of your machine—also your clothes. With this thought in mind we are offering an excellent assortment of new Slip-Cover fabrics made especially for auto- mobile service. Let us figure for your Slip-Cover requirements. iteen of esday! al Furniture Sale. w price of $1llo— bn this eight-piece 7 i a ot ioe, " 0 OS CRO tee ~S 4 astgventr 6) Senne rat 36-Piece Layette $13.95 Thirty-six carefully se- lected pieces comprise’ this Layette, which in- cludes all essential gar- 'ments for the new baby. Slip and Pillow $1.95 Warm Garments 50c Each Made of cotton flannel-.; Madeira Slip, beautiful- | ette. Included are Ger- | ly embroidered by hand, | trudes with shell-stitched | on batiste of soft quality; | edge, and kimonos stitched | hand-scalloped. Complete in pink or blue. with Kapok Pillow. 9756 Pieces ot Real China Specially Priced at 99 Cc Each A truly exceptional of- fering is this group of Real China importations from Europe. An attractive bor- der effect of rosebuds or an allover floral design may be had in the following pieces: ed These fancy weave materials, including Orinoka sun and tub fast fabrics, are 50 and 54 inches wide and are priced from $2.00 to $4.00 a yard. ~ ~ wee, a ee See ey eT Ce ee ene. SMe ete ae er ee (Sixth Floor.) Gowns and Slips, $3.89 Gowns of heavy crepe de chine, in flesh, peach, orchid, coral and Nile. Princess Slips of radium and. crepe; in new flared style, lace trimmed; others have hip hems and tailored tops. (Second Floor Important Features for the Last Week of the Semi-Annual Sale of Furniture Living-Room Suite Two Pieces--Unusual Value 169% A very attractive wood carving on the top and at the base of the full-length davenport and comfortable armchair is the outstanding feature of this Living-Room Suite. Well con- structed throughout, it is upholstered in taupe mohair with loose spring-filled cush- ions reversed in an attractive damask. Spanish Walnut Chair. $28.50 An attractive Chair for the liv- ing room, It is upholstered in tapestry or damask with velour combination. ae ae eae eo - Silk-and-wool Hose, white only, sizes 4 to 5%... : Shirts of wool-and-cotton mixture, double breasted, sizes Cashmere Sacques, embroidered in pink or blue... pare ieee . , nha reset oat Sh + name ’ 7 ~~ ates aR VN Ae AN peter tiptin pag Ane Ri Sgr AD RE AR ha Ore aay pete Ae Ng sgt ter: engage The Colored Smock For the Business Woman and the Teacher 3 These ‘very plainly tailored Smocks are especially desirable for office or school wear. Made like the artist’s Smock, they are tailored of cotton linene in the coiors of the Spring rainbow. A practical gar- * ment for protection against soil. (Second F"ocer.) IEE Siting etneniore 4 # CTT NOES LIE NE NLR I Et EE Tn, et my ESS cal ti 54-In. Black Satin Crepe Re Nae ny OES OP e: 4 ARERR EE DNA CRAIN rere Cake Plates Salad Bowls Syrup Celery Dishes Plates Cups and Saucers Sugar and Cream Guest Set (9c Imported crackled giass uest Set, consisting of Water bottle and tumbler, is "ery specially priced. (Fifth. Floor.) Spoon Trays Popularly Used for Dresses, Capes and Coats The Silk Salon has lately received a new and complete assortment of this Silk. which.is in popular demand. Its width makes it practical to use for dresses, for soft coats and capes. because only a small yardage is re- guired. Several qualities are shown—all 54 inches wide. $2.98, $3.95, $4.95. $5.95 yard Black Sateen Smocks, simply made, are shown at $2.50 . * ad ‘% ; “~ F rire . > * in > rd } is } aa } . Se Ji & t e aay ¢€ > , a oe & | aVL s . ~ f \ : — rh, Ye - nig a" ‘ _ o ge, - WZ Navy Blue | fa eee Silks —are seen in the smartest frocks. Just now the Silk Salon has a very wide vari- ety of navy blue shades in favored weaves, including: Romaine, Flat Crepe, | Crepe de Chine, Georgette, Satin Crepe, $1.98 and up. Electric Toaster, $3.95 Toasts two pieces of bread at one time. ag Suite ed Useful Electrical Appliances That Will Help to Lighten Household Tasks Electric Heater, $3.98 a 1 Ps A dded comfort for cold " i || n added comfor r col ith China eit | ‘i mornings before the house 15 inet—$147! \ | warm; fully guaranteed. Spinet Desk $17.50 Graceful Spinet Desk, finished in rich brown mahogeny, has am- ple writing space and pigeonholes. 8-Piece Dining Suite : _—— Tatteta $ 1 A? | | A iA a 2 me —used alone or in combina- re ben ia ” id = = ; : tion with Georgette is one : —— rll ; ex ‘ | f the newest and most pop- | : ; _* e eietieieenenies edit , ies of Spring fabrics. Es- This is a particularly charming Suite fin- SS are i i pecially popular is it in navy ished in walnut with the new high-light an- . 7; as ea aR 3 ‘ HI blue—and we are showing tique effect. Eight pieces include a 66-inch . . —_ ! = >. ae buffet. 54x60-inch table with eight-foot ex- many shades in this color as tention, one host chair and five side chairs. fash. balance \ 9 Electric Pad, $4.19 Large size, toasts, warms and at the breakfast table. 4 ‘ TN cae ety oe es ee | : 3-Way Electric Tap, 19c | With this attachment three electric appliances may be op- ‘erated from one socket. Electric Percolator $6.95 Universal Thermax brand; Rickel-plated finish and fully Tanteed. Can be operated om any lamp socket. owe sideboard, 69 inches long, 50-inch top, with six-foot ex- and one armchair. seats cOo%.- figured tapestry. Remember, Suites—-twelve with china f * feces ere Electric Waffle Iron, nickel! | finish; ideal for baking waffles well as other popular shades. \ China Cabinet, $42.00 Server, $33.00 Or, two per , , ~~ ‘ May be ect at three tempera- | | . (Fifth Fileor S | ~t > eee : - Waffle Iron, $9.75 Hse 0 $1.98 to $2.98 Electric Stove, $3.49 NGG Ee | fares and can be applied to any | | Convenient Terms May Be Arranged q ae of the body. | cooks; nickel-plated finish | ; a J?

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lt A ei a | a ee Ca ee . Core np ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = : UP TIN T j 20 26. 6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 19 2 _ ST.LOUIS y? — — = | a i -aTENED BY “BLACKHAND,” | : TENED BY ‘BLACKHAND, | 7 , ——— | Candy Special forthe Week \ . 4 A Sitks at $1.98 yard, provides a surg eos ‘Detroit After | | Chocolate Dipped Caramels " : @ ing value choice in new and ple Sj 4 wns ‘peins a Police at | 30c ourl ‘ * : Silk Plaza—Second Floor ‘S i ROIT. Mich., Fed. eo: —Aft- Candy Shep—First Ficer. ; abe. ; : — : ging an evening under po- a a Serna ers \ a ' aL - 2 — wal in a suite at a hotel here, Store Hours: Daily, 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9100 to 6:00 ; Olive and Locust, from Ninth te Pe , » Gist, Italian tenor, de- a ——————— - Be tor Buffalo shortly.after 2 eae orning. without fill- . 9 e e s ‘ ‘clock this . ae here to- a 7 3000 Pairs of Womens Fancy-Cuff Kid Gloves in a Sale WedNeSCag fee ms : r was gaid to be Ane to (a ) ‘ ’ oe threats made sgainst | | | > ; 3 4 + rrival of | | ; : , Tae... jy before the arrive —s siseiiaet Brighten Up the Mid-Season Wardrobe and Spend $ 65 Regular $3, $3.50, $4 ser wo" rom cxtcons BI | Z | ° . — Tee. 4 act Bight, police Eeum™ = : rankly oy Happy Sewing Hours With Pair and $4.50 Gloves ~~ a 2 a oS Cone meat: ae | : g HIS. store is as e ° +s nds of Italy.” WO eee : | Tizcz | “ Bordered Silk Print = peo 4 free to contess a i wants tO oy to sing in De | ; haa at Oordere l rinlts PECIAL purchases for this great event bring 9 *.. win cut tis corarys 4 tion to looking after ‘ . me Ps : allie. 3 te - 50 to 54 Inches Wide wonderful assortment of new Spring Gloves at Ge ax ene “tack Hani : looking for new * less than regular prices. It is a splendid opportunity Des crc: coe singer and Bis party # ere | $2 O08 to $7 50 Yard select this fashionable type Glove at a substantig ~ train unere they guarded 5 :. 2 . . ee” gs, ghortly after midnight 4 It will never become + punietets . Panta was mail to keeo | os ig that it will , bat : , teage cf the threat from tie ‘3 onal 7. _ a best part is, that in addition to being handsome in design and a eet the police guard gave ig person who comes color these wide Silk Prints are easy to make up and require but a : a a — per: “= ‘ here for the first small expenditure. Only one and one-half to two and a half yards is need- Newest Turned Down and a iam whist: = with the ' time. ed for a frock and the border provides the trimming. Ask to see the new Flared Cuff Styles = seer left at the hotel safd: | | : z | patterns in rainbow plaids, dots, floral and modernistic effects. “ eiRpocoréing to the statemen: made t t | We are very much } ea omy secretary by Mrs. Ree : . interested in seeing Rajah Silks, $2.50 Yd. Printed Georgette Crepes Gloves well made of soft, pliable kid my ee ee rosa ing personal infury to me. my concert appearance here night, I have decided to | ce] game, with sorrow to disap- in turned down and flared cuff styles. Some cuffs in contrasting new faces and open- 5 ing new accounts. $2.98 to $3.95 Yd. Charming designs for party frocks, Smartest among the new silks in solid colors are these in a Shantung ie weave. Handsome shades of green, for the davti . ‘ : . ‘ ‘ : 2 : ytime frock with over-tunic | : VANDERVOORT- blue, yellow, rose and on through a of plain-color Georgette and for scarfs. shades, with embroidered backs to ¢ my beloved Detroit public,’ BARNEY a et Se wide. 40 inches wide. match. Pique and overseam ef- Safe the vervous reaction would | . . , | . f in nt mr doing a truly artistic 4 Printed Silk Crepes, $3.50 Yd. fects. All sizes. | | Pp tormance.” ii Printed Rivulay, $2.98 Yd. Designs to be found only in Vander- these Silk Damasks have an appeal all their own. Fashion chooses them often voort’s Silk Shop, these Silk Crepes Conservative desi bs epemsalis: gns in dots, cubes, . ; ; offer distinctive selection. Many de- triangles and smal! flowers lend inter- Extra Salespeople to Give Prompt Service. Tables * signs in black and white and navy and est to these Rivulay, radium silks. 36 ° | ; ; tan. 40 inches wide. tachon sin Conveniently Arranged According to Sizes, on the ’ Chinese Silk Damask, $3.95 Yd = : ‘Atele Tab! rst hind St. Sid eS | | » Po. : ‘Aisle Tables—First Floor—Tenth St. Side. Woven in China on hand looms. Plaid Taffetas, $3.95 Yd. ai is | ; 707-709 W. SIXTH | SHk Taffetas in exquisite plaids have- . Across From Union Wkt 323-325 be ted by Fashi en accepted by Fashion for the top DeBALIVIERE for the two-piece frock. 27 inches of the jumper frock and ofttim he ? | Te . a Sante af Waa es wide. entire frocks. os insien wide. al Mothers Like to shop Footwear lashion feature "Wed.-Thurs. Specials : ¢ t Black Silk Flat Crepe—54 Inches Wide Me = For Baby on &. 4 Laeagte = i a ey . ate i Sade 3 . & 3) > i 4) . 2 : : ‘ f A Comfortable Way to Reduce One's Figure —has patented features that prevent the tendency of a corset to “ride up” on the figure. The model pictured is made of pink silk bro- and mercerizied knitted H ANDSOME real Laces for trimming pur- poses and home decoration at surpris- ingly low prices. Chinese Irish Crochet Lace Edgings and Insertions at 19c Yard These Laces are from : to t's inches wide, and wil] Russian Filet Squares, $7.50 Size 45x45 inches and attractive for table covers, Russian Filet Chair Backs. Bes ' ' | ‘ ‘ \ Russian Filet Lace Scarfs mee When Spring Sewing Plans Call for One-Day Clearance Sale of q Floor Sample and Renewed Sewing Machines = Foot Power Models around and a smart. skirt achieved by plaiting. All this cam be done easily and at a moderate cost if you Bring Your Work to Western Electric Singer Long Bobbin Wilson Rotary Singer Long Bobbin MISS . REGINA HANSEN | The Ae} of ightfnl Black and White Face Powder r lowers’ ‘neneas of a baby’s skin. -i9 lovely powder from "ywhere for 50¢ 3 tag Tests eome from us- * a ce] a : | - Ratural-looking fin mm a : inspires one to sew when I... = more lastingly than } by Poirette Lace Medallions, 50c Dozen ret ee oe See . os, About 60 Others From $5.00 Up Sthgone : oa s ill enjoy choosing navy ft | 40 Inches Wide. - 36 Inches Wid oe as, sate age Ege a7 A SILVER-PLATED en- — ee ES sia 5 needfuls for the wee ones. | a 3 gine-turned Vanity at- , Or Featured Wednesday in the Reciaish dation : A good size selection—all Shoes taken from Zs | : | *. ' ’ as ee eee oe regular stock. . |. FR Bee | : +) ‘ Sale of Real Laces Infants’ Shop—Third © -00r Footwear Fashion Shop-—Second Moor. elastic with treco jersey top. $2.50 Each te. wh; - oe . at é c . om 3 ANG hite Skin a Ask Our Corsetieres Different sizes and designs tha Four sizes in these beautiful Scarfs rang- Vandervoort’s 12 Others From $25 Up SP along with the Black fe to Show You Thi ffecti ens tiat are mest ing from 36 to 72 inches long. Suitable for . . : “Ye Beauty Creations Mode! = = . ead hie a table and buffet scarfs. Notion Shop Every Machine Guaranteed 3 ... . e ngs for pin cushions, each, soc | i | _ Cerset Shop— Tatra Fico: Saadaereert’s Lace Shon—Finnt Blew $2.95. $2.95. $4.95, $5.95 First Fleer Club Plan Payments \ . Ris. ’ | = Vandervoort's Sewing Machines—Downstaim® . a , | a eae —e | . ag

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1996. Breve BY ‘BLACKHAND,’ ; ae =~ — ieteiahilecad piGL! CANCELS CONCERT § >——— | Buy on The Morris Plan—25 to 50 Weeks to Pay Wednesday—Unusual Buying Opportunities | Guarded by Police at All That’s New in Fashionable | Smart Smocks | Ideal for Office Wear L oe Mich., Feb. 28.—Aft- | e Haven’t you often wished you were an artist, so vou, too, could wear a comfy, colorful Smock that had that indeserib- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH © nee ee - en anew a4 et Re 5 Pa qos A vn . ~ ie ee \ ene | Plaza—Second Floor. at oie at eM oll dee: hee ted tat, ee ce é % xi pea dls ne mS ae gd tse, OR Rap, Di a EE ME ek a | Tn tor Buffalo shortly after 3. @ Te ay morning, without fill- | 4 ment here to- | » B | sag once =" | st rhe sudden departure eT was said to be due to. a e.g threats made sgainst | + ' es Fo +3, $3 0), S4 | : fat before the geen ie 7 sand his party ‘rom ¢ . anoatlen aa 3 ieht, police received a , 4.50 Gloves 4. last Bis akc ‘ sioned Leritten note 5 an evening under po- | able air of distinction? The smartest housekeepers, young gina suite at a hotel here, : Locust, From Ninth to Tenth ¥ Gigli, Italian tenor, de- | j and old, have found the Smock as ideal for household as those in offices and professional work have found them. Group += No. 1 = Dress and Sports Coats, too, follow the tailored line with narrow shoulders and tight or fancy sleeves. Fur and lovely embroidery are the out- standing trimmings. Whether the fabric is- heavy or light, the colors for Spring are bright, and give the effect of lightness. ! i B Bends of Italy,” which : nici. ‘Tf 4 ip fwants to adorn a slab In the Berye Jet him try .. «sag eMart +» We will cut this canary's At Amazing Values | j | 1000 Hats for Wednesday’s | selling. A veritable array of | $ great event bring a |P | Spring Gloves at far 7 oat.” trom the “black hand” | olendid opportunity to | Pietectives f esate x 1 met the’singer and his party ee rs . 1 d accompanied him | bright colors in this group of love at a substantia] : ee otel, where they guarded chic new Felts. Giglo, draped $45 to $65 Coats for gotil shortly after midnight. : and novel shaped crowns, hy effort was made to keep we of the threat from the Mas put the police guard yave Be et away and he wrots an corded effects, roll and short backs. In every new shade for Spring. Tee Each (Nugents—Second Floor, South.) | if i PAE carta wee Be. agp which he left with the | ent. left at the hotel sa!d: | to the statement made , my secretary by Mrs. Isobel own and Styles | a ae = Tig Mie Rae 3. - M i sl se “ a . " " . ae it Ried SOMERS Pini he Beh iero hes wp sets ep ‘ ™ hey ea. Pe & tees ms ee ee eee el a : - . me s Nid ne eae. en \ Uprtapa +1 eee fides wot ¥ as ake ll —RNyte tigen pg . , Wee oad x e . a is — SR RR «REI ER. AA A A mg eg eai MO POR > ey “ Ne bie” oo - ts i P > ote or mf ie ! + i “ Cas Se Eee een asteatathoiets ‘ Pesan r é - ei axe ° « ~ 92x12-Ft, Felt-Base ete wexdtoa ae | Centerpieces; | Centerpieces — q 2 r Scarfs owes | arf lllow : ng ednesday eet; dozen | tv 7 Py (front and back) | Scarfs or 3-piece (front ant bask). iam) Pure Butter | | mA. *.y > : we) . hOSal Sale ot Delicious flaver; 55c¢ | ~~ 7 | G ) . } : ' $ Art Rugs or oval center- pr ns bast mate Basket weave lece; ° th. r A pees Oe | SO ee | ee ee sale enables us to sell these Good quality tubing. 89 Pair C ? i | ES coe Ih | | made with a heavy enamel- Kitchenette Aprons-— 4%0o el S umpS Davis Ss : ed surface, without border. starnped shadow 29¢ — | - ae ast me ; , Beautiful tile and conven- white Jawn. Each w...«- | $3.95 Japanese Satin | Kapok-Filled Pillows | Baby Boys’ 2-Pant | | tional patterns. A special | | $1.25 Stamped Pillowcases— wre oy Ie age iaiahaaianhen ieeienta hatte ieietenstiaeaeemeibe sete same naan se nee Oxtfords ° eg vagal y Boys’ 2 XIOTAS _ Carriage Quilts, 2 9c | Sailor Suits | | at this greatly reducea | | fe «6SIRLOIN | Price. Special for one day. | | 14.95 poll Night Idght—Com- arly $10, $ 95 ts gh | | $2 9 5 Covered with geod quality $ 1 a 5 Q Iimit two to a customer. | plete with doll head and electric- > = : . ~ ° === $1.50 Vanta Shirts | i | f pink or blue cotton sateen, ally wired frame. To be covered * Pr ie ihe Ay ty A ig eclie CERT Re, SARS, Mg Py A the LSE. (A RAE WP gla Rane am ly gu,e-pk) vet — 50c and 59c Babies’ $1.00. $1.50 Soft’Sole | back; ruffled and lace trimmed. | . 14. 5 () Flannelette Garments Raley Mie Baby’s Gift Sets sila: ee! paudinden ‘n every detail. The proper Strapped Slippers Buckled Pumps 13.50 Hand quilted and beautifully Sizes suitable for yor - | embroidered tn floral ‘eentand. mote era. ker Seer oF bee White Jean regulation | with silk or taffeta. ‘ s Size 27x36 inches, : Middy with biue saflor collars, ; ' Each cove | 79¢ embrotdered emblems, P large bd ee ne eee eee eee ae q ~ : 9 |'ties and one long an one | ea a 4 ortunity to select from a large |e Baby Blankets $1.50 and $1.98 Tots’) short ‘pair of pants, Sizes 3 to | Each Visit Our Art Needlework Department for j : Discontinued numbers of this " ye 6 years, , , rt styles at an engine yee wh | well-kgown brand of excellent | Voile Bonnets | ee | New Ideas in Fancy Work. | | is event are pumps an xtoras | silk worsted and cotton-mixe $ 1 45 . | H é _— | Shirts. Double-breasted alde- . ’ : 40-Pj Babv | (Third Floor, South.) | ee | mn. | tie fastening with twistless $ 1 ere -r 1€Ce a \ as ’ \ 2 | tape. All first quality. Sizes Large size, heavy fleeced . ° | ~ ] ce : cotton sateen. In pink or blue, | Colors to match the Bummer ~ —e : g Styles: Sizes 36x50, frocks. Made with elastic a if 9712-Foot Seamless i Pa . Plain Pumps 7q, Axminster Rugs ai a : iy ers xz i i : Gored Pumps 39e¢ welght, and all are well made, oF 5 . - Bes a - Oxfords ; Pe 79 $ ] ¢ | practical garments. Choice of | 1 4 Ay OY IT i » Beaded Satins | & | . | pink or blue trimmings. aT Tare OG GO, a ie it ee ll Made of cotton Flannelette. ore ae : Th up ‘ Le af PA ~ — S ik H ] ie & : | See s Boss | IncludeS kimonos, long and | “Tdeal’ make. Colors of tan. | “Kile had > i mar 9, ; aor ne) a = y > ke : 1? nr hee | short Gertrudes and sleeping | pnatent-white, and all-white. | Waterproo ‘aper, ap pad, | ‘ eo afi ; = pot ‘ n and pl oy ee Ss iS i a SE og sat bags. Trimmed with pink or | Fudan many washable kids. | bib and ee eee 3-Piece Knit Bootee . ” ; Seis , ‘ = oe lu ! ehir € eye L pink oC ylue. d t Cc lve y ' an... _ ~ " ba . ) ES a | $2.25 French Hand- | Comfv Down Diapers | | : a1 Shion Shep-—Second Moor, | | | . p Sample Frocks | ¢ 2 Q 5 : ° Offering for one day selling, 9x12-room- sized Axminster Rugs. Woven in one piece to | Made Crib Sheets | ‘ | pow $1.69 95 | | $ 1 69 Ready hemmed: of absorbent IC | bootees, knit cotton flannelette. In gize 27x New flowered and plain col- | zephyr with dainty borders of iv etter s jee. An asse o é Beautifully embroidered and 27 inches. Come in sealed | ored voiles, in many different | pink or blue and embroidered ithe b : D se ; assortment of many, | sealloped entirely by hand. | packages of one dozen each. | styles. Sizes 2 to 6 years. | rosebuds. beautiful Persian and Chinese design a { , South. (Nugents—Second Foor, £o ) (Nugents—Third Floor, South.) ° . ‘ ————————___ Sewing Machines i MISS-REGINA HANSEN Power Models oo —— -auractive Ruffled Curtain Sets A One-Day Sale of Women’s and Misses’ delightfol Black and White wf of Flowers’ Face Powder 5.00 | Domestic $ 5.00 3 ‘are high’ with me,’’ says 2.00 Singer $10.00 Pine: Miss Regina Hansen, 3031) Sale of 7 - or } eater niet (2 enema, . 7 : Discontinued Patterns. , PO 00 A... Rd. Camden, N. J.., : i - a | e ’ 4 e ; ye tog a o5.06 Bt tue corrected a bothersome Women’s Modish Footwear—Former $6 A | ] Regular $2.50, $2.75 and $3 Values 20.00 Domestic $10.00 | stinred ioe 2, . aaa and $9 Shoes, Including Man Dorothy of 4 ‘Te a Five-piece ruffled Curtain Sets, shown in a 22.00 Singer $35.00 : vara 80 marvelously, gives Dodds—All Grouped in ne Big FE 2 eee very large array of materials and styles, Pe ing re ooking fin Lot for Quick Selling 3}. °. tf such as dotted grenadines. Fine quality voiles, | Jthers From $5.00 Up ie ess) Tey than ra3°\-. Jf also novelty effects and trim- ‘pee hs me) 7 med with dainty colored stitch- ¢ ue | : Mad the on) fttiseptic prop- ‘ = ing and eolored ruffles. In etric Models White “ergy oe of Black ‘A $ 85 A: the soft bedroom tones. All are pe pin $29.00 E*raluable in doing na aaa . Pair === : sunfast and fast colors. On sale $25.00 Rena o aud imy arting the soft- puis Wegnesday, & 000. .casabheccssoeda bin $35.00 MBean ger tho 02 baby's skin. ely powder from $30.00 ~ *¥errwhere for SNe. $1.25 and $1.75 Picture Cords | ° . . DDN $35.00 - # vest results come from us- These are depleted lines from our regular stock, | 7.4 450 artificial silk-covered Mirror and Picture Cords, | rs From $25 U P ack and White Skin but include many of this season’s best styles, Choice i° «+f shown tn a splendid assortment | Pp “y, White pee the Black of black, colored kid, tan calf, patent leather, black -| Both single and double styles. achine Guaranteed i ~ seauty Creations. satin and combination effects. : a a rs value at this low 2 <i . ——— fam hams f: i OE 2 6s cae es 6 a aa eg a wae | ie ] : -AC \ ‘ ° 4 N Plan Payments BS -ACKMOWHITE All Sizes in the Lot as a Whole a rs soe pening Machines — Downstairs. ge Pr, 0 “e-- . : (Negents—Secon4d Filcer, *euth.) = : , “ge Y\ reations ‘ | ; . ¢ ? | — ae ; 2 ga ke " a 3 . Ty re 7 iter ~ ; M - —— x

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- eS : +e # > : ! } ee ee ns i aa oo . rr ' ‘ , ‘ie 2a te. r % ee Peo , an: te ek : 4 ie ee a 8 t i _— ys ~ ST & ST. LOUIS POST- DISPAI Tee Be O78. Be a OND Bs, PRORA AAT | od, bee te Ree ae PRG eaic: : ‘ ee 3 St so : Sieoneennataeen EEG Sa \eleas Yosh) SORE De - SS seg 3 — == ———————F Me ss aeela aes Se atime Attasner “Moere said a tota | eee 18.000 Infinenza Cases in Mexico. | : _ OO cam | CRASS. OB. Which ies Ciagege wreath, ys ing Ay x gel emi ene at ah NOES | Hv the Associated Press. e rand ai rector of the Gorin bank, |tried before a jur: in Cire@it: of $1.5:3,45. 246 Peer MEXICO CITY, Feb is esenlggiater State’a evidence Judge Hays’ court that he. as McCutchan’s account with tne Cl- Vi ° S : h newspapers report that a: ha eréneiil im-!a director, knew the bank wus in- —zens’ Trust Co; during tne 1 ttamines traig t é : aia 1LTAA °(arcea a : there are 18.900 Cates o* iniliuenza solven* on July g 19°48 0 Pn a i[e~ Td onths tT eXisted. i00Trse _. = N ’ ES. bs in the Federal District. The ou! an faces 13 charges of | posit © 857.590 was accepted that the mpany was organize ) | from ature. : te Preak is due to th recent cold reery and receiving de-} 1 his opening etatement. Prose- wit worthless paper suppiled 0} ae | : > - % nto @ to the recent co mery and recetveng: 2e ag statement, og aan ing Soin renee gle Pee ee Authorities agree that : . } a j Liehbi A. Lid j ‘ ‘ L iss aera ; A : . V7 —_ erations caused = th amongthefoodsthatarerich- | that seems a8 if it would tear “4 « } ADVERTISEMENT i 7h, > Lense tm “ea { oF eeeee ‘ le AD RTISEMENT _ € or y Soo fx . 3 3 est in vitaminesare the fruits : the tissues of or throat v1 ‘e. cs } ae ‘ ‘ a ; : 4. 3 Jeputy Fin — Ns dts = | MeCuteha Bos wy ge of the citrus family. Among | nr tay beacaliarer > USSIN. Try is Ke 3 i Direct Witness at mearing fh 3 : i these + w ckly thethroatanc + SS? ) Dee eated | t Ha | H CKING | the richest of the cee thyesrennt aa chialtubesa ec eae ae | \Z ¢ § i Llaenihal ; . ronc rec — | | COUGHS | yb | ly to its abundant juice) is | obstructs pee heer rapid 7 : ss a. | inful cough disappears. pas | Rheumatic Pains Pretty White Hand Ee : ——— : By a Staff Correspondent of the re y ite anas Gee) Sg: Nee ee aa | PERTUSSIN always brings — 5 ; ‘Post- — h. a | ay WoCutcha: »presanted ii | ' = relief—and it be — £ EA WERE . 4 we } HANNIBAL Mo. : °2 __(Je- | ons = \fontague Lron e & Tons ' ree from narcotics, chloroform What ¥i a ' Siz - a Quickly Yield to Po rful a oon RP Vic Fatehan. c- TU ‘es Hro- Manr Women Wii undouodte luv be ; ? a eS : : cannabis or other harmful drugs. ou i AT e 4 Penetrating Oil a SS Rees eda in glad to know how they may have | oo eae ltl the safe de nda} g A.M 40 to 96 Me 9° er. went C T rr @ are : a * “sft ‘ aon , > » Le Pott oP 4 tis 5 ai R a i ~kelarean ; : iy ” ne ae ° 4) aman White, GOLl, PIS) aa 12 Service Car Drivers Organize. the youngest ae . , Tr 2 3 ae eonnection wWita the 7a..ure o: revariiess of the " nave to ool ee Seer Sai :, Known to physicians for more : ae | A Prebab vy xo affi:ction 19 MOTO inteipens’ Trust C of Gorin, M The secret lies rubbing a hit- Hy | Pega than 20 years and scld by al! drug- veseiable : ie commoa or respons:0:e6 jor more ine y,. i924 As 313.1 Cig i-a-Mint into the hands oces- | ae a ing ai gists in large and smal! bottles. | Laas ensa ional i “4 ‘emse suffering than rheumatism. | cecengerte | the ¢ ne ra ist bef retir peated? qe oleh a alieewn ay eel Added to this is an exquisite ri Thomsands of otherw te rolmst per I ge State (ties at “nioht In the morning ¥ spirit mi sh Uratssial'* Tt flavor that makes it an ideal ta- e s , on Wanted Season 2 some drag through a life of misery... wg Comne i keep for weeke/, but aiwaye | genuine stir amorg the Gocions. Simply CAPO Si" |S | Mat is mad* trom a Japanese product | JADE | Ml 1 will oper: . look forthe Atwood wrapper. CONSTIPATION, Bilioemem, & eS get & bottle of Moones Emerald ©) and Cu: a : | : se ae edu nee | cnt ea a : : : aches, are promptly relieved wes: S4 = aoniy to the affected paris [-'s *aev and. — eo8 s “ies Wit see he i. is PURE. AND .? } L a big W holesale Distributor: | Remedy .- Sar eer om without oe piegsant to use and tere is DO dont s psn , i nt a ie se a r Washington : ' “CALZO-GENN-FEIREDEA sickening sensations er any tes Broa =: . em what the most stubborn and s# rem cases ees. ‘= Uiilitr, plain end *#ee- : . 2 natler ei "C8" Seweeeet aate# d pat pe “lothen sea, @eeh@seraret@ 7. £8 Ste : o 9S DOG 0 SSOSOS . . sets ¢ar e*e-@@e@er'4@r@e@ j P e« : as : ' Vests ‘ } st1Beees —— . = nie \ 5 Two-pis set of Dotted rason-str ‘oot combed a etna t . . e@ersaaeaera:(aeena* scecews sete wasss 4 Perraie COUION. ..«+ sun eee $1.00 “ al iia in 3 iat FNS SEELEY, EAI GRRE CRS REET M OLE SS aS . ™ An amazing ralne that =—7 é 4 eutstending amene “ae fa- 1 7-Foot im Mous Doeilar Day bargains. i o : Pottery base. mth’ f rR rer bineck finda | i + o44-itnech atitk ron hades, lined & ‘ “ ' wee jot oer | aiiee old rose @ 4 d iris $2? $9 2 ® 5 Perfect. Full-fa shioned blue; complonnll or z : : ° + Fits practic peg all te sie : : Silk I : OSE makes electric as resses : : S toasters, waffle trons, : . Shee r clear semi- Nickel- | etc. ° complete. oe . : Hrtf , er Plated * 500 * Dain ag —— : ; GhuffoRrs, pur S? 50 | 10-ft. Extension : : chased for our | Cords complete, 79¢ p77, ? to H - a : : hiqner priced iimes Electric Grill - eT ae Special Values at... al Stove : ° : : 2 Sn age ae Ps embination Het Plate and A L A R M a > kEnpe Ope. nde! on : ° a. ie ” Teaster. Fully guaranteed | NEW patterns in ginghams, : ~ : > ae fT ee * 2 years; complete ' KS cotton linene., chambray and ad | rit : : ‘ = Dry ell Batteries — } ; id ie ' ‘ j j e-t . | 7 5 j , - \ 4 Peves . = oe ’ ' ‘ > - \ , 20s dee oe ; ’ | seer ; } e* * @e~«-.« a , - o — 7 ’ ** i Phone Del. 1005. 4°45 MePherson “ _—— meme Spe ial for 15 Days Only & | et Ne No Mall. Phone or | Oo DPD. Orde Limit of 1 Pair Lisle Top and Foot; Some With Silk Foot—$1.00 Pair—3 Pairs, $2.90 Substandard Full-Fashioned 3] 25 Silks and Chiffons, 2 Pairs Mail Orders Filled Phone Garfield 6597 »> + i Ho. Osi come Corner, 8th and Locust A (.REAT ce-groaping of pepuinar feotwear styles from broken sise Tflines. Mostiy small sizes. Strap er Oxferd styles with “panish. military er lew fiat heels, at: 7 se ery of Mat pac ta EM be ape enereriy Grea * Se, =a loa P " ig py. - £ S ie -* ey 5, ey Ae Sone “sy . — er a Se Bir oa om | ey gir A? Pes) a 4 s et = the ee ee Bs ox oy aed te #3 An at Vag bap s § Mae 2 Bin ay 7 “f rp oe de: : Pe ot ke Next Deer to Leew's State fe is 5 S at. Sea eae pe ee ee SEE LE ee Pre pe iy ‘ eee: Lew Be eK i ee Way PN a WU ie Sen eet 4 valuable Ther RESIS Te Eh th dhe Se Hn cM hn Ro Se che SESSSSong IF at ial : Quality 1 |MIRRORS $ DOLLAR DAY| ¢|FREE*27!225|% = = Wontar Bills S ihe ' WetWach RESILVERED) |... SPECIAL... 00 |- i ee t ie aa . y = “Dollar eaning” Is = HWeeWash| DollarDay [22-4 j Tuo 20 ——, enf« and 7 = =n - omc a « Each E $3 Os tll ae Seer netinse 23 . a | —WNo Lost Clothes— ae i YCHRO an a ee ee | vgrlaage =, tel th — ie S Special Sern : : ° o> er til we | Heavy Library Zylo Frames & © ar al ‘We : of ae Mirror SPLIT JOINT é L hs | selves - fe : ; ) Unusual Offering 5 ) : larg ieee . 3 Sere. | | aostowreans | | FEN € tier | | a a i $1.00 | | PRIMROSE PLANT = oe ll ot Dispatch and has become an estab- AR CLEANING C °9 pi By ° -— ; . ‘ - “her - - “4 a _ sagt set Q Reilly Floral Shop a a. a eS lished institution. Additional Charge for Silks and Satins _ Lo get e DAR MGE . : Moritz ' Chicago Frame & Mirror Co 4472 Shaw 609 oy sala és 3 Sis ‘\ thi ls = “=f {4} as : . _ . Say lt With Ours | CORNER WASHINGTOS (4 “ale Ends Mareh “9 4308-10 Olive St. AUTO 7267 Ma Delmar 1170-1171 SERVICE Hiland Delmar 4860 e een RRRAR A Seat At ech Ra RA aaae aaa tee ae < is * s “a “a = i “ar “ay “a _— + ee Sg Sp SS ES ~ a Nay Sa SE Se : Ninth and Washington |

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What You nebdinwe the safe,dep mee table laa | TO-NIGHT TOMORROW ALRIGK? CONSTIPATION, Biliousness. Sick Head, aches, are romptly relieved by Remedy ( Tablets) without » Nature's sickening sensations or any te | produce a habit which requires ix or continued doses. Le Get a 25c. Box. SOLD 8Y YOUR DRUGGI oeesseemststia sa: Ay oo Seeseeowarsorwerss: s2eee Hit } | Sweater Jackets $ cq T"¢ [pF Kets. et paticried Fubber Anans om 40 to56 A Sensational Money-Saving Event! Wanted Seasonable Garments at Less Than Cost of Materials. heaache This Offer May Never Be Repeated. You Need Every $ TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2 Quantities Are Limited Bay a Item. rel _ GOWNS = | | _ SLIPS - - a 1| | Gorse — 9 Vests & — in =a | ae meee ; 4. ‘ sta f L Rayon Hose ma | ‘ } 2 Naat 7-Foot Electric lron Cord Fits practically makes electric toasters. etc.; complete. 10-ft. Extension Confls complete, special at cae ee ee irons, waffle irons, * * ’Wea Genuine Waterbury Clocks, Special at all 417 N. Broadway Between Locust & St. Charles 517 WASHINGTON FEATURING BARGAIN SHOR 300 PAIRS LADIES’ Cons ited of satins. suedes, tan tents skir "$ n 3 ‘TO - ae SEE OUR WIS DOWS., Sample sizes of Felt Slippers, 3 pairs for.. ., See Black Nid Boud: .. $1.00 Black Nid One-Straps.. .$1.00 THE BEST EVENT I\ ER HELD! NOVELTY SHOES Regular $3.50 Frames Special for Dollar — Only. .; To acquaint you eh 0 Optical Department we wi fit vou with a pair of Toric amoee to the above j Ol $F .00 ‘ plete outfit. "2-36.00 lar $7.50 value .... Positively ‘This Offer (.ood Sotdman 2€. hor Dollar Day Only 705 OLIVE ugpwvet JEWELERS & OPTICIANS f ONE-DAY SALE! WOMEN’S 3: 0 §G@=° Footwear 1000 Pairs Patent Satin Black Kid Brown Kid Suede A from broken er Oxford Spanish, flat heels, Next GREAT re-gronping of popular footwear styles size Mostly small sizes. atyles military or lew Ihe Foce to Ben 711 WASHINGTON Door to Loew's State lines. Strap with Shoes” Bargain Basement Table Group in the i 2 EO OE onl \ } . | ynake '| N. Taylor. || MARGARET MAULE 1 PERMANENT or Whole Head, $12.50 This special price at either | store until Peb., 28, if you your Wednesday, appointment Keb. 24. Marcel and Shampoo Wednesda) Oat os This price every Wednes- day at West End Shop, 609 At Both Shops $4 SPECIAL NOTE Delmar 2977. 7th & St. Charles Phone, Central 1910 ! 1" a ' r ! = Di | ! | j ' j " — —— ‘See. . $4 .00 iT A BORET, s u bstantial- Records ly built of Single-face Victor solid oak in golden Red Seal Records, finish. 18 inches the ro-inch size.. high. Top is 12 inches _ square. Splendid for hold- A good selection of music. ing potted plants. Very sage Bargains for Dollar Day No Phone or Mail Orders Victor Red Seal records. Edison Records . 11 for $1.00 Helirung & Grimm Sixteenth and Cass 3 for ~ ; -00 10-inch = | Ninth and Washington - ———— —_— = =p ae a a ae) GP a a) a>. aD a) a a a a ae ae as a 806 OLIVE “S12 LocUST SS "DollarSpecial | For Wednesday Only Assorted Chocolates | Wonderful Milk and Dark Chocolates with a large variety of delicious centers, Four $ 1 00 Pounds, is No Mail or Phone Orders CA NV D LES MA ILED ANYWHERE. = =) = == ap es am — ome ee eed egt ee ee ee ee tm te gramme ~ . . AEE SS — me ape moments ee eee mem weenie oe | | mame ~Field’s-— Washington Av., Cor. Sixth St. Wonderful Dollar Day Silk Sale ALL REMNANTS OF PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS From Our January and February Sales WASHINGTON AV. AT 9TH STREET Phone, Central 8710 (Opposite Hotel Statler) _.. SELLING OUT O ——. , W LAST CALL This Is ; : f This will be our last Dollar Day Your Sale of Lighting Fixtures. Hurry down. Not enough to last all day. Bigger values Last Chance for $1 Fixtures f have never been offered. $ Wired Complete Per Light 1-Light, St 3-Light, Su »Licht. $2 i-Light, $4 o-Light. So | Values Up to $15.00 SPECIAL DOLLAR DAY BARGAIN Dollar Day Bargains UNUSUAL VALUES On Page 10 OF THIS PAPER $2.75 yee lron afd Cord? Guaranteed for 1 Year Just what you have wanted to tron shirtwaists, lngerte, handkerchiefs, laces and doz- ens of other dainty articles. Guaranteed for one year; 3- pound weight. Comes com plete with cord and two-piece plug. Be Sure to Read Barney’s First Dollar Day Ad. Can be carried in hand lug- rnere Base. LAUER’S 825 North Gth St. 24 Door South of Franklia ARNEY’ ARMY COODS STORE 10" && Washington ’ L Zs 48 ee : a ° "Sa ; : ‘} q . A . . - : a we eres oe , . “fe 98%. 5 > » . ™ . “ \ ee ee ree. | we LATS OR .. +8 aA \ teri? V2. SS es — »* ne” a : . . 7, > * y-~¢ a" = oO Pee, . See oe naa “ tan F a 9 | Bl ©) ! Oo c Zz Batting: Pr rn) Pes: 69c ea x sp a sore NEW SPRING STYLES In Beautiful Shades and Designs WONDERFUL VALUES—EXTREMELY LOW PRICES 10 ROLLS SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY ONLY Websters eee Qed Remember the Name and Number == © Keene & FREE INSTRUCTIONS QUILT PATCHES quares stamped on | ‘COTTON BATTING ‘eulat Dollar Day SPECIALS BOSTON FERNS BEGONIA PLANT PRIMROSE PLANT Each — Delivered Grimm & Gorly 712 Washington Same Trices Effective in Kast St. Louis Store ST. LOUIS: POST-OISPATCH hadhadeaiaaddaad “See eae cacvaerawiaas Sates erwaess sree Cesaweseseettseret WE ARE SHOWING Rolls ) ALL cling, \ FOR Yards Border Side Wall Wednesday Only 809 N. 7th Look for the Big Store ptr RRNA it = Jacob Mange ¢& Son : Z 705 WASHINGTON : Art Needlework Specials Children’s Dept. Special oF Crystalline ae Shade Special i Croice of any lamp frame up to $1: and al Se Gotan oe ee oot nmin) $3 DRESS SPECIALS | Soiled and discontinued styles; 6-year sizes. infant to Voile, soisette, organdie, pop- 20 “ $1 pink or Yyeiiow; i ae ‘ + vo? 15 for $1 | lin, flaxon and dimity, Values up to $I] | $7.50, while they last, each..........6. ) DIAPERS f yA 2 $1 First quality, 27x27 inches; elther bird’s- airs eve or ¢ ton ‘lanne!l; f . STAMPED SILVER CASES a 5 = at flann elette Cases for silver; for om sc MI es gd are 2 $1 BABY GIFT SPECIAL STAMPED SASH CURTAINS i One hand-embroidered bib with pad,» one $1 rubberized lap pad. $I 7 spec! aM for Both fem «cssvecesodeseee eee a si Linen Scarfs a and Buffet Sets _ COTTON BLANKETS f crash; : atterns: for ae oe ice heavy lality; size 36x54. Ds on _ $I ae sper Fob ab ae eee page eS $ | i PARAS RR RRR RRR ARR RTR REARS SPECIAL! WEDNESDAY GLASSES Reading or Distance, for These me § 00 lenses, frame and a scien- tific examin- ation, Cc 0 m-- plete Kryptok | Glasses in our 2 ma oo Sk ae This is the genuine two-vision ground-in lens, Complete, } 5:25 Frames and Examination Free. Every Pair Glasses Guaranteed 20 Years of Successful Optical Experience JOHNSON BROS. DRUG CO. S. W. Corner 7th and St. Charles GTONESLECTRIL 714 PINE ELECTRIC TOASTER om, A (oamplete, (ruaranteed - Guaranteed Radio > HEADPHONES 000 fhlime Not over “° Budo Lamps eas tae $7.00 Limited Quantities pairs to a customer — elt — + ete QUALITY CLEANING PAYS! Our high-grade work and prompt service has pleased thousands—it will please you. Men’s Suits, Overcoats or Cravenettes ........... Ladies’ Plain Wool Dresses Spring Cloaks, Lightweight Chemically Cleaned and Pressed SILK DRESSES Chemically cleaned and pressed RUGS DRAPERIES AND PORTIERES CLEANED PETERS COMPANY, Tne Main Office and Plant—4544 Gravois Riverside 1223-3037 or Phone Nearest Branch $106 Flerissant. Colfax Sed (laston and DeMun, Cabany 7087 5803 Delmar, Cabany 8355, 2100 5005 Lafayette, Grand 5357 1;oe Tower Grove, (rand i568 $1 $4 25 ——————, OUR SPECIALTY a — sn LACE CURTAINS cael ran meer iy $3 meee > oy up x12 tuated, $1.25 airs, SOc and up elegted ae? ' “ I ner tye cits, 2a > » oe > newt Bie. pape este tiliines ee suseine " an \ v4 4 4 ’ 4 phy ma . " Reese | . i ee, Co ere i re so eer ee eee ae eer a OP tana ee Ne oe see siiaaie alien — - in iy * 2 : bs ‘ ‘aie - ~ a . , Serr ne en ee ee, aes El pet: Peng Sa gt Mow a pe ges egy 4 Wise. oes C Myla ve pete. . vighwm >» - CIR YO ate eee, 2 SEE es Pe x aay ue ee ee ow — ‘ > Sele 6 ew oa bbe! dae poet: 2 hie amas: uiiapenaees ~ A Rime i REE EE Bl ge RR RR So ee cat a ” in Ry egg et mm - mre taney 1 thd 7K oo» yw Pinan she Some e See Goat oe gee DR RE * acne eee, h — q homme eng? TS ae Bec Pe gas > AL hai ng BY ys pd , . vet een, ke elle oboe SMA apie ye 1S OR Nepe: yore ER ee mnronchatny astaee Aeindiieaaead hee ai iby finns aR sale send ust ‘ . or Clit pall - “ o = en ee . ne ~ OR oy tr te ae ON RE SS ie POLLEN PLE LION AA A NENA EA BE ODA BS a ROM, vel _ -" RINE, SP yt A RS me A A a LO AT oy ~ & Seg prsneacrcetorsmnt anita Se ee ae PLO. Meenas a oe SS ee ee ee a cy oe ee p> ” mp 4 ~. ~— ‘ i we - ee EP, Ge EL ti. nae totale ee + , . NEA ts - fre hg soy gn lana. 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n°] ta 3 cx — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——E=— = ee , —- | - "ERE ae? 7° nea y . - ; , 7 ee MABEL NORMAND BACK N FILMS ° announces he has signed the actress | Denver resident, Jan. 1, 1924. Last | cei test wom, | wena 4, #2 a | : ; une th ne signed a five- | jauchter, Luvena, 8 An autopsy Psggee o star in one picture. June the comedienne signed a five qaugnter, - iven Wp to . @ At $50 “cus Contract to Star in One Pic- eee Normand’s last pictare was year contract to play on the speak- | vill be performed. in scene ture, Producer Says. released September, 1928. She ing stage. Her first starring, 1 the childfen, Mrs, Gillman S sur- | : . . LOS ANGELES, Cal., Fed. 23.— gained unfavorable publ! ity when | hicle, “The Little Mouse,” which | vived by her husband. George. , | H ; 5 excellent matc ed el Normand is to return to mo- her chal tte Horace A. Greer, | made its debut in the East, was al ai 4 Di ;amonds ina tures, Hal Roach, producer, shot Courtland S, Dines, wealthy failure 1} GIVE BOND IN nsec: ig ADVERTISEMENT . carved all-Platinum wedding Ring. | fe Ordety Weddin | | Other z Oo Rings. . $3.75 up ———_ Money Back If # 1. LOUIS TODAY ~~ in i, cn e a learing film from teeth “27,2. 5 PoundsQuick ) ederai ' | dered the FRESHMAN ootemetrs Bl iGlewn| or $2.50 a Week | % LD m: ‘Cewelty Compaqy = $30,200,000 = ae. Dias adap AMAL Gi ath 2 2 ACE ai RO Aas BE tga es i Mail Fraud Indictment That's the iron-clad G inthe tae & BeOt bonds, to $ : at's the iron-ciad Guarantee a t bri » Ce tion Come : Is Groundless. dial! Dye Cines’ Cad B ives This wonderful 5-Tube Freshman io ngs in stations fz ‘ Hon Comum coast-to-coast with clarity and volume. The set that is caking —— | tional 4 per @e y ‘ hit ens risin | | | = not ow Kinny and y : Ae ; a 3! 906.04 Li ; ‘ : : . : run adc Tat ? ’ ai' 9 heey an d Pp The cleari +h Ee 4orrier a aboeee>: Ream ‘s a - e ha iused ) ———— your druggist, take as directed, and 5 1 MS | os 86 — mnaac¢ t ar I jis oT = area} : ~ , : ‘ - - . - if you don't gain at least 5 pounds in questionable transactions. $0 days and feel like a new person Oli St. ae your money will be refunded. * lve It is understood Accept no substitutes get the genuine ~~ one of a num s : in the tndictment im connection DR, GROSS ’(Double-Strengthy with business of severa He was thought to have com *: COD LIVER OILTABLETS t. Louis Sunday to arrange eal ‘ . rs ~ Per OL DerTrsoys Redie Headeuartes * ae . a > c > nrPr ru me ,"aP > ry tae ~~ « ; ; + . + . _ : lays vO Aili s UO) pn aa LO , ai ei lai . ~* 2 @ ° from e 3 ar : = secretary of the Western Bond & (‘lo - teeth now are restored to sparkling , “eae a retary of tl ? 3 nd ; - 7 aa “aoe . ee . z : . h : bay “ : Wavs won s Cze@r it Of! \lortgage io we nicn was * finance 3 ; eT ¢ : 2% , it arc Tha (INV sy & — th sce , a cerearness. A VN av T ¢ ’ ind Ti (it a! » tilt Liliin,.’ oti as 723 e — . ra tinne ee ae we . i wih : iS WU Aahiln ’ = 1 seh A 4 iA i.a aa sin Aate + > t +hvat i_time lant? : , . Or eae ag Ss y “a , ‘ at } me | —_ . =~ . (dr > . . 8 A ~ e: : aw ft? a, ‘ 1ie@a eS. WUiiva Suk ate. Dn SE SS 7 tit » spl. ¢ $ rv . | Sh, 2 ,> . ey “a1 T} ST 4 . r) _- s)7¢SsSs = " nd 1 f : i Sil w, ie ~~ 1} . ~i, . ~ An ron 7 > > oi aay o} ‘ . : ’ « > =? Btae bh a fT 2 * = ¢ WwW! EPG appe ai allCe is ( LLteu ‘ Hancse i« * —— am — eee ~, ee i ae 4 . . tim - : . ~Vi LF — a ' oe iw ‘ TER eis ~erT AQT. ‘ ae t : La e a ‘* : ‘ ’ } é Bae _ +, } }? Pa. accent }t? idav TuHe To ryrs 4 - Oo. .— ' s iy - ane | i, oar \ r r ( ) r) oe i? j | 1 4 rT} yi} ™ . on ‘ ‘ aa ‘ A 48444 AA ait A A ; Lj j i : i « & 4 4 . 2 * . tbe & —.. le whe .** ec > se — > wo , = ~~, ‘ - ~ : , a Pn ~ + }- . ; = = wre > | Or. . : .ouis ced °. e} Le Pesuits TO VOUPSeIT. ou can VOrK a raiisi Now pu ‘ a an y ee ~ ar ; — * . “5 ait widde ine 82, A Ue rY etarn . 3 . - a F : ur . ¢ ~ a4 : i iu ‘ A arek J ; . . . he T on + — _* . a bf , +? _— } ay ¢ Pa REPEALED LEN PGE: Seis Fe SR St gH "3 , Ty "our mo & r} Veehtan » a be be . a . 2 10 Vol OUTN. itd iif Tiel kd ee : 7 I: ey T at il ik i ‘ - Be ° vo va ed Dp. Mh. cvs . > idl TT 3 7 "mT . -_ % teet)) Amari | ‘ f : rin ri)? . ‘ } 1+} . : stnonne - r . as 4 ‘ ‘ 4 4ich, — : eth re kab! firm gums to healthy oe gna see We ha lanned this eonsatieual a : al - ~*+ +) . = Den ai Sc1enc: now iraces S&S! eS OL tooth EY 1, . i Vas 7 ed far We whiney ' -o _—_——_ | . oe “a : © Fouchin oe s — » rn treonrihlesc TQ a very : Py) + mm Tinart Ifms Ci2@ te idle ecome wener rr 2 _oroer ac wal? ; — ee. anc runt Lu awa ' a & : lad . RALLILT ' ' . Y a Wes . ipa POTTS Oli SY gw t} Vidld VOU LUT. u r across Kit” oe ; we 4 . : ' > - . ~@ | “= 7% : ’ | oe , > 3 «@ ? ‘ yA = [i i? - ‘ s ~ ‘ * + > . yee OM rst * + . . oe annuai Saial' oO: $ J i teeth and you will feel it—a slippery. viscous 4° a@ecomp. s rta igs at : “ , : ‘ ; . } - y . . S14 ; ‘ * E > + e . - = «ds ‘ s — wT ad t } * }@r- ; nn © 4 ‘ mee - re} Yi » 4 m~N TMs tT >? ? ? ’ yr 7 rly Ty : seh coating. nee: | e Tu . ZUM stand the concern ha ‘ontract - 4 ‘ ~ / > t} } 7 . £ te . ~ . . [ . ACi isi’ ; Use i i o* | ae! es r ir 4 rin, ** > . rA YY ’ - => ° = ~ . . : . ‘ ; . Th iA m at iwi A (Tis LOT ativvls ireaiu ide sl 4 Tew Oa \ = 1Se@ Yt } a“, yy = > roe av ro } > . } — Tio an a ’ . . 7 * ° . A omy . . s+ a ~ Sh 4d ‘ arn - ata \n J tina Is Why vour teet rang 1] Tanne } 4 > later h Ir} ee . a | eas king, t+ . mh yr = . > . [eh aes . _ look Oli 1 wor. ci LLgt avuG Inaitrac 1} >) moO ty erore VOY} Toracot oO, ‘ ry 9 at aril J = a‘a ‘ Uu - ~ ~~ % . = tA 4 ‘ ® . ae . . “) re F 3 mn «3'4 : Pm | > & _ iA.« + » . : * ‘> * _— . = = is os _ - - _ os : _ : _ ~chttt (S BH ou ne ! SS er TOWELS, G00D SIZE, PLAIN & FANCY, WEDNESDAY, 7 FOR _- ERE E Ser carer RERSOMEAL | ees es . TP WOMEN’S $5 FANCY WOOL TWEED KNICKERS WITH BELT, WEDNESDAY - THE PEPSODENT COMPANY Sec. A-2102, oo > wm Ave. The New-Day Quaitty Dentsfrice “2 -"' =~ [BLOATING CASTILE SOAP, LARGE 8-INCH BAR, WEDNESDAY, 12 BARS FOR _ - the worst enenry to teeth Endorsed ~ Woeria’s Dental Auchonnes AUTO GREASE GUN & POLISH, $1.75 VALUE, WEDNESDAY, BOTH FOR - N DE 6. 6 @ OOS OO oo 0 0 we es fe ¢ os ee 86 eo 6 82 6 6 6 8 & 6 @ You can fee! it with vour tongue * we 2 ee eae ae ew a ee ey oe on Game ‘ j } | } | } ' i j i | } } 21m «(Ct Tt. 6 on . - is aused me to demand a i ' "ie ied :: - pm . +i. ' » 4 ‘oe Onhy one tube >a ‘farm sat bes Made Inve stizgation of Firm. | iat : West} rm, 3 I an 12 n j & tes a rome. . : 7 Bi a an 3 t Rave some c racts ? 3 rrr , OE: iY i 4 I tmme: ¢ i , } One of the Many Bargains ee e ft laids or small checks; have 2 to ! f naa : Spo Spiendidly tailored of wool tweeds, also Large plaids : P iz 3 : at He eee lialon suede in the new light gray and tan shades. Sao: “pockets, and heavy 4-inch, plain and two- BS [ could see their's was lost, So In this lot you'll find hundreds of pairs of 3 tone elastic ribbed waistband; all sizes; We do not believe that the wonderful values 3 a eee Wes ee fe Noe a te other Panis; plain dark colors and stripes; 3 ; ! fag thi . io op apsed and died vesterday afternoon ee ee ee ee while wating for a street car ar ' a . Morganford road and Arsenal! stree: * - (MEN'S $2 TO $3 HOUSE. $2 TO $3 HOUSE triple stitched. On sale Wednesday only, Main Floor. . ¢ . ‘ 50c BOY SCOUT STOCKINGS, Se RIBBED. THINK! WED.,5PAIRSFOR.____. UA GABLER 20007 MEN'S 5c & 18c FANCY DRESS SOCKS, ALL SIZES, WEDNESDAY, 12 PAIRS SSUN VOSE & SONS © ae mrs $1 AND est Mm 2125 West WOOL AND CORDUROY CAPS. Coenen OAPs, WEMEHD, 2CAPSFOR._. ¢ Sy erance ..00 ( poys’ $3 LONG | 4 MEN'S $1.75 BLUE \i _ Ts . Load ¢ 2 “ . ir Fe Be Te eae 2 -_, a4 ~, - Pfs ‘ ‘, P roa & : ie a ‘ ty i a. S 2 Fee: | & Be Fay? . tet ae 7 ee yaa , s SE Vel. ce weg ge t Oe » : . “ 4 a ‘ 4 t x Me z , ‘3 TDR GH eae OF 8 + Boe Bee cn ag he ADVERTISEMENT _ INDIGESTION |! SLIPPERS $ UPSET STOMACH, xine at sitch-down ses ARTBURN, GAS ie Papen Segue Made of heavy 220 biue dentm, SA Sana all sizes, Wednesday, pair , ei sail ecidleticiees ‘ : CH MAHOGANY. ..c0s -hew a Few Pleasant Tablets § 52.00 Roller Skates, ball bearing, pair..........$1 |$2.58 Doubie Bit Axes, Wednesday... Si | Traveling Bags, black, 18 inches._.......--0-5 : A | Stomach is Corrected In- § $1.75 Giant Alarm Clocks, Wednesday... $1 | $3.00 Electric irons, 3 pounds. complete... $1 | $1.00 New Spring we Bag Es - STEINW AY WALNUT, stantly. Hatchets, up to $2.00, Wednesday...........__- $1 {$2.00 K.K. Barber Razors and $1.00 Strop, both. $2 | $1.00 to $1.50 Dregs Shirts... 2«% ‘ STARCK wAmodA’ $1.00 Wood Chisels, large ............-. 2 for $2 {$1.50 Wood Foiding Chairs, Wednesday... $2 | 10c and 15e Canvas Gloves ee ‘2° per ' Flashlights, up to $250, complete. ............ $1 | Suitcases, 24 inches, Wednesday........._.... $1 | Rag Augs, large and small, both for..... $2 VACUUM 8 ‘GUARANTEE * we ume ie 35c FANCY FIGURED COTTON DRESS FLANNELS, WEDNESDAY, 8 YARDS FOR “J AR EY As i | aes : aaa = NEW STARCK PLAYER PIANOS, $150 RADIO 3 RMY GOODS STORE| ME 2 A. Starck & Dissolve two “BAYER TABLETS OF ASPIRIN” in four tablespoonfuls of water and gargle thoroughly. FOR H Swallow some of the solution. Don’t rinse the moutly ah Repeat gargle every two hours if necessary. TONSILITIS This is an effective gargle proved safe AND i by millions and prescribed by physicians. SORE $1.35 Seamless BED SHEET Bleached. ed ha" Size *1%90 " AND TWO 30c ir you feei fuli, sick or uncom- fortabie after eating, here is harm PILLOW- a Accept onlv “Bave pack ess stomach relief. ‘'PRBpe’s Via Look tor the “Baver “ss”? TH ROAT : wpysin setties the st b ; ment: — . Ba: er Cross. oan ts digestion the roe slg CASES SOCKET : * —e . en Handy “Bayer beres sf 7 tah) eta 38 - - reaches the stomach. sex45 Inches a a Aiso bottles of 24 and 199—Druggists. This guaranteed stomach corree- ALL 3 SOR . ) aA, ee ‘ . 3, w Aspirin iS the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicvlicac ve costs but a few cents at any ‘a * 7 | ALC ULLAL] Covel ws SaiiC Viicac ar ‘< af or Ke —_ = d + 4 = urug siore, eep it BaD y: EITHER 10th & Washington 1] CHOICE OF eee Scutheast Cor. 11th & Olive cad

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u CR RM Spee, © vig » “ oe LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1996. | ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH hae u OD ie ee —— ee - ~~ ee AN occurred in the ginderlying bonds! Miss Lucijle Swallow of Lawrence, | : |in October, 1923. | Kan., has been subpenaed as a wit- | LINDELL 4600 ;, | t SURED q | The order paves the way for, j ness. ds ? py 5 ITH UT THE i ompletion of a contract made by! Officers assigned to the court- | YOUR OUTER GARMENTS Fistula, Fissure and all Sah — cured by none be Gentle Met Pp ial os 9d Sew RGA pee” bei» in be toa? te idiaiaienaa pate, Fierent aie: nthe os) lee tes er: op opreniataige ane ca re os or, n . , — — — ae , , 2 ‘ ’ : ' . . otis SA sa yess eves ate NS Oe a ete SO ee Le — mia seme ere a ee ee ee ee ee ee _ ho ior ohane q ati ; ean oe ‘ ~ a Ree 4 >a Nh See oY ty te ihe FREE BOOK V +n et, Ue Sy he ’ : og d \ , ’ list eee Bours: =. —— __! CLEANERS ini DYERS DRS. COE & GAUME, Rectal Specialists. ee aay | ay | “SE carved all-Platinum pared weg $2,300,000 in cash he|rected to make no public sta te- | : im | now holds with the $1,900,000 h T aged | |} S01 PINE STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO. Sundays. PO b | r Rin i ane n e | /ment. The misconduct is allege eS weddi a di g. | Court Didiea:) Exchange Of 4) will receive to pay off $4,200,000 in ‘to have occurred when Clampitt/ tt. ‘oier Wedding | Per Cent and Underlvine | receiv ér's certificates. iwas, stationed at Fort Leaven- ; Rings, | Bonds Tiles _ The only legal steps in tha path | worth. He later was transferred | onds. of reorganization now are clearing i? ¥ ancouver Barracks, Ww ash,, of claims which must be presented | where his wife and two ch ddsen| $3.75 up s as Low as ‘ ) 50 a Week : snd Ol 9 Pantie ; within the month and sale of the ara liv ing. He recently was or- | ederul Judge Faris todav or. | properties through the Transit Co. | dated to the Presidio iy | dered the St. Louis Union Trust foreclosure bill. | | , yg 0., trustee under the mortgage of ne in ee saan tes dc ina | , : ‘Sosunbos “ices” pete |ARMY GHAPLAN FACES TRAL OU DU Pe ‘unin so wus tte zeoreasi-| ON CHARGES OF MISCONDUCT = Wergeym WORE brings i in Stations from = lion Committee $6,000,000 addi- ie ss patie, e set that is taking the senerenecnen tional 4 per cent bonds in exchange - ted Prem. Don't throw away another dollar on old: | 34 ‘ ’ ? Sie SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. °2 . | style trusses! Use the “HERNIATONE”! | macaroni cheese!’ for $4.100,000 in underlying bonds | coy, tie e ; The latest invention for the rational relief s and $1,900,000 in cash ge nsec z Chaplain Orville — cure. age agg clases the rup- a te oe 7 oe ER. Clampitt, U. 8S. A., charged |ture opening at once. all or write! | sy Mg SOR h. : he lA i vr a hj ry i Aric nas ‘47 . ‘ bf Shaye” as Le, 7s + a ine clearing of this point marked | with misconduct in accusations in- RUPTURE L CORED "Withont oo. gee . ad ba SES oo al age a ears 213 ¢ ge lance ore + . ee wee * if ' ” 4 _ ae x % he end of a long Icgal eontest vo.ving two Kansas girls, will be! Reom 1. 5Ol Pine St.. St. Loul«, Mo. bo le be be cat . n Hours: 10 to 3 (Saturday, 4 to G P. M.) Re . re he a | ; 4 We Have Been in Business at This Location for 34 Years ianhout } ‘ ,yitey ? , Pa Ari ‘ adout the ability of the Reorgani-yhed at the Presidio here Thursday. ‘zation Committee to cure by § its We Give an Extra 10°, é Discount a a If You Settle Your Account in 39, 69 Agito $0 Days’ Time—the Same as if You Had Made a Cash Purchase. Syaieoraliteas dita a Ret on ty: eaten saben bs Ad aguas: & * ‘ ane or * | Subsequent action a default which 39° re ae Ta ee ee eh eee midis aoe : wet ce rane a oy : ‘ a ig ic The ap Ao : he st Ae . ‘ Pietiictiges i s . : pee . / ; , t ~ ; , wee M3 > we = " x ‘ x » ¥ ”~ > . ' , 4 om : 4 ~ , » am: is ° — a 4 a PON A tne *, cadherin tl in aa atti ae i atin ane Ga m wea s Ce tata ne tet ee Me ee — * sre fe a Hem Bee waa.) ogpnle OE ao partaey ; ; ‘ i : Dive ’ — . " acpi ” = - , i m as ™ m . ray - . é bn dy : a J * « 44 ee a cae. gE Star t i Nias ca ami, MaRS Rae obec ur coh Soa = gee . wey eerste 4 ya rs me a oN lh deer os , - : ; SueEaey "4 * Se aE Re Ree eo " Dee vee Pe ee : Reds ie oS Be a pas gh * pe pide nepene es ‘5 , abe imei 0 rn eee ila acy wean! 2 andl . . ae . aw LO eg Pah at eRe Me ee Ae cs a Se ee ee eet i : oT ere — . £5 2 Bad) ivy ve eel > Ory ane alr Ree mg eRe ag point Ee etic in, on pe ae ie Da Ri EE Shee 7 ee fo ese . ” en ee oe hate ; ete sk caine li late Delivery, B'7 >) | {¢ tain-Proof Breakfast Set i 513 5 Pieces--Beauti d Finish ae Ol; ieces--Beautifully Decorated--Newest Frosted Finis ’ au live St. : —— 4: Bll | | SUL ae 60-DAY CLEARANCE—EVERYTHING GOES , 424 SR paneer eee on ap | i] : ad ce ¢ a8 , | : . i | i] FEW / FeOADUAY & ~ MORGANSTe = at | DAYS WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS ai Bidet = —_ “SHOES es }| SS — | io Sarre ree , Sh Don’t Miss This Opportunity Se wy 7 ‘ Women's and growing girls’ , f See Our Low Sale Prices ntpmnenes, te ae Ge Blue Bird We have carefully planned this sensational event—special prep- Shoes in all wanted legthers. ue 7. ec »- 3 “ trations— ee Rarer Es Pe ey Pee ek ee ee . ] L at wa ive 4 . 4 ft BER oax..... . | AWE AL ae at! t Blue Bird Dinner Set Included | ' - - \"” 7. I -s.- . § 1 Tce onj sea encise: 225 | HEP OU RSG Regular $35 Value UNDERW i a ee wi A substantial , 7 SUITS FOR - 1 | oop se 295 ar 00 $ Cla $ | bi ee ‘ (} a . sine Pes: r : 3 5 Th , Wik + ” . pyr > x / | F KENMORE MAMOGANT «0.0.26. 5 cecccaes. : 7 | Py owam me WOOL thedtadbstgge nor z ; 2 CAPS FOR or en $1 # ST $1.59 Satins $2. 49 Flat Crepes y Moe Be om | and fine Mat- | i ARCK es eee ok ii 650 Va d-x ide Satin Messalines in 40-i1 rch beauti! fy ch # ‘%. mo wie tress makes : t -~ of b et Flat Crepes in \s toh ‘ this an un- ' ‘ eenaie” FH .29 fics iete” $1.94 ReEee oer } MEN'S $1.75 BLUE }} pate FL Zions, GL. Ys : : : ins — to 39c C ioe | » | ~ Grand Bargains 9c enon c to 39c Crepe $4 | . & ¥¢ 59 ide fine mere ‘erjized cot- ‘a tie end ory nd r ee Cash—Balance Rasy Monthly Payments | KENMORE | snes Soe ae ae ee $4.75 | ton Sal meat page Te 8 33C a yard... 1 3c] STARCK &.c1r0y ser —_—_ 20c Muslins de of hea 220 bi lenim, (SLIGI rh SE) oa vesicens ©: a 685 oie He titctied: a Qo. 59c Bed Ticking Yard-w ide bie cached “ tinesday only, Main Floor. . - We cierman fast-color 48c a 12° + Pia erproof plain sth «tt, sans Upright nos é r Tickin mo garG.. | IRS FOR MMMM wA10GANY.......0-.+0- ae $ 49] Window Shades Gork. Linoleum = SDAY, 12 PAIRS $1) OSE & SONS wiser. . fh ee ie | ACH | ” rt . ‘ve aa 1 - Nh geet ver ; 5 ey on Shades: aesorie et oe ng Bags, black, 18 inches i cee eeingueate colors, from 28 to varie oT ean New Spring Neckwear.............. ‘ Brew ay Fg Rane aoa Pane ep S Naaemey Up to 7dc talues se gg ty ae fo $1.50 Dress Shirts. ...........- 2 for $1 5 | SERS es SPECIAL SIZES oneggean d 15ce Canvas Gloves. _.... 12 pairs for $2 silat 38x72 in. 19H BS Bes ee - ugs, large and smail, beth for $1 rs | 42x72 in. 89c Pose ea I *2°o seg ek i ctunsiowm, Bae Day-Bed and Pad Lino 8 YARDS FOR Ww 15x72 In. 9Be Bee. Sasi i PE OTS = : p e 6x72 e . ae fe ‘ 3 Articles in 1 Blue Bird Dinner Set Included Blue Bird Dinner Set ? “ . : : c Vane, d be Dr A pretty couch Incl $2 VACUUM SUARANTE he Se Gatlnely somiainainere 34% fonre. you 54x72 in. ‘ND - Wardrobe, esser during the da zee BOTTL Payer ee it any time within two years fer a better Piano er 59c wae (UPioe a aa Over 106 on QUART S] “ane and we will allow all yeu have paid. $1.35 and + eros | lesk i night a com- ne bg patterns. We piace ~ “i ” ; : ~*~ F al} is rs ; tj. ze NEW STARCK PLAYER-PIANOS, $900 TO $3250 $5.00 Blankets ive o. oer" 20c Has a place fi peee . Eas) . Lino on Ixtra heavy large-size double Bat, square yard i | “—* to open. See this specia! $150 RADIO Biankets: size 70x8%. Closing: 7T@c§«=6Felt-Base Floorcevering: abies $5 | Da ¥ Bed with sale, Per DUCON A § * Gut price $2.69 on eng meme at 4 Res aT Pad or Ge as adeno C AERIAL ° ® ta io ” $6. 00 Part-Wool ore Seamleas Wilton Velvet “ mime SSS $ vere f “ ’ Rn : . —— SOCKET Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Upright and Player-Pianes ar ee eo Blankets; wonderful ff 9212 alze "ts ‘Mom A. l Cash—Balance Monthly Payments $1 ce Cash—Balance Easy CHOICE OF Cor. 11th Bhs can . value; Closing $3. ww io 6 6 wv Monthly Payments J east Cor. 11th & Olive Sts. (1018) St. Louis | #°* *’ : APT | ; a EITHER C2028) St. | GOBDMAN BROS., 1102-04-06-08 OLIVE ST. , Pes he PEON Re - : ns iitinaitih wee 5 eit he Pe? - = _— a :

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Bee " Se EMS aoe oro a e a i Paes DIT AI I I TN Moy ha Sp DEMS othe ii eis ngie on — a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _Grock Reds Got Moscow ea” 5 Canton Port Closed to All Ships. be the Associated Press. a ainaik salieeemaie Saal ATHENS, Greece, Feb. 22.—Vo- HONGKONG, Feb. 23-—Forty ‘iTTVNOUsS correspondence hetween chips todsy were tied up at Cant (reek communist 1d Masco ear be- | : ists amr i? x mabie to discharge argoes As heen Cisciosed at ti 6 irs of ie. has nf? ai esilines } + ‘ha Ff im i a 3 123% : sie OMMUMISi= accnusea’d of Piotting to 4 Meant by ItTans —— es Fries 925 President ~ When George Washington spoke against “entang!ing warning Americans tine mixed up in the and its Dean Isidor Washington University merce and Finance, tention to this. in his talk Washington’s Birthday dinner the St. Louis chapter, ution, was concor Teeb, Schoo’ , sate 1ioen ~ * + a Revol ’ last night. “The futility of some of the indulged in by associate Washington mes is pitiable, with personal sche + Loeb said. ‘““They are é. called at aililances,” he against French | nitant of the + *. —. oe we oO; Sones of the at the Coronado Hote] talk! those who want to their | * Dean | concerned to prohibitionist | ¢ know if hea was Aa what he would think of the Leagu 16 | ‘ Nations or tne World Court, anda] his reaction to other modern prob-/ ems ‘That is beside the question. They phrases, especially that of ances.’ . (nem not associate twentieth century, entury problems Why do they | with their tn- stigating problems of that day. It) ‘is not what he thought § in the | elehteenth century, but what he ,would think if confronted, in the with twentieth might Remedy. “Tet us not trv to regulate the ventiet century wit the ma- nery of e eighteenth.” paring Washington with SM eck dictators 4 Dear »t | of is, MEMPHIS Leaves St. Louis Leaves Tower Grove......0 Fourth at Lucas ~ — A oY 3 “A f wa \ E* i =" Att = > ; t | p45 i Hs ' “ Ese 44 oe . ? , i | iP 7 & i aa ae pet at / ‘ 4 4 — 1} U- 1 : y Hundreds of Women Will Welcome This Event in the Basement Economy Store—Our Extraordinary February Sale of New Spring Apron-Dresses | s, .- Pat I” * = \ . : \ es s = (),N ‘= = a sf - = © ' Gh ‘| — a . _, Ri Ae. its i a a a Medel tt ia tf — ™ ae —e REAR te tae tne A Special Purchase of 20,000 Apron-Dresses, Placed on Sale Wednesday at a Special Price Which Means Extreme V alue-Giving € These Apron-Dresses will please women who buy carefully € Promptly when this event starts Wednesday morning, vou ll want to be here to select these Apron-Dresses, for this is one of the Base. ment EKconomy Store Sales that thrifty women qualitv and value of these garments, and the The await each vear. fact that we purchased such an immense quantity for this event, makes it the opportunity to secure vour supply. a wide variety that vou may make very the whole season. The profit you effect during this The stvles are the newest—and there is such satistactorv selections for event will be the source of satisfaction all season —Between 6:00 and 9:00 P. M. If you are unable phone —and it will be carefully filled. the many phone orders will not be accepted Wednesday. to he here W ednesday. wel e of Phone Your Orders oc Only your order T) i ni vht . We saay - nt ada iw ’ } . "oy~ 1) fh styles are dlustrated. Tele- Boys’ Suits Spectal at $1.15 Shirts ald Work Shirts for mem: meade of durable @ Middy and button-on " sizes 14 to sty ie, of various nate- neck measure. ras in attractive en!- ” Basement 3 Sizes 3 to § rears Ra semen’ — s “ utile FAMOUS ~B Wide Range of Sizes 36 to 46 in styles 34, 35, 36, 37, Ertra sizes only in the iain vbnad 39x, 48 and 49x. , 43, 44, 45, 46 and 48. cause thev re well and untaded atter Thidat \ll in this collection are of tast-color manv tubbings trimmed with contrasting bindings. rows of trim buttons and tancy pockets. —with tull width, deep hems and large sleeves. : the value-giving price of 97c. Be Extra Space and Extra Salespeople Assure pas Prompt Service and Convenient Selection. ‘Il as most attra le. and practical. aS WE vsinghams that will stay Tag There are manv different SU white collars and And every one 1s full sd Splendid choiee s* crisp Mail Orders Will Be Filled Promptly We Reserve the Right to Substitute, tf Necessary oe Phone orders will be accepted Tuesday night only. We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Article Excepted ST. LOUIS " eae | Famoi = Redeem Eagle py Restricted Articles Exceptes aa Wednesday, Many Will Popular In Plain and Printed Printed Crepe $2.50 Value, Yard $1.98 — cored allover dotted | i on navy, sand, green, | | materials ay white and tan grounds. | and a6 inches wide—an excellent wanted ¢ | silk Crepe. : wide. : $3.50 Black Crepe _ > cifteen pieces of black Crepe de Ching ing inches wide: a splendid choice | Special. weave; 4) practical wear. St. Louis, Ma. Avail Yourself of This B | Dinnerware >. Be eS Hosiery Women’s Hese ~ z : Z = $I Vaiae 69c 3 Oc “ wae € 6 5 "he Value r r - 3 Pairs, $1. ad Atwater Ke € Women's r “ ' FH ioned rend silk and be a fancs 7 op Pio “ — of compact or reguiar style £°.K ° ins hecke geri- “f3 tone + fea -uding tae following equipment; sd nee | @&e battery, 9¢-volt “B” battery Basement _— = a lene al = ema — = li cit ; -

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ie. Fs “ ae ve . “3 : s Fo A 3 * ue | a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1926. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 13 ous~ Barr Febr uarv Sales sgt a oe ee Tk ate ae inn OMNI Sn AE SS aac te g oe Aya gn Bi Ea aR Rig i, a iti Tp yepy Pa Ane it Sip mae or abe oh % * a, f Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps | This Camnpai Hee — ‘ : — NMA Restricted Articles Excepted | Each D — Super-Value-Giving Is for This Month Only—the Opportunities Afforded : Largest Distributors of Merchandise : ay for Economy Are Highly Extraordinary—Proof of Our Merchandising Supremacy | at Retail in Missouri and the West. | | 3 Wednesday, Many Will Select From These Grou : ; a 3 ps of ° ° . i % ‘ Only a Few More Days Remain to Profit by the Offerings of the February . — Popular Dress Silks | peweypn take out | \ 3 a . al 4 , il ’ . 1 ation and reduce all | In Plat ] sa / . | way oe oe saan ain and Printed Effects—All at Marked Savings \ | | t Reliet. : ; | ‘ | \ \ | 3 Itching Instantly and oe lig at Pe .. ovelties : Foulards 1 eves Irritation ; alue, Yar $1.98 Value, Yard : : - | long standing have proved thet pag 1 9 Q The Savings Are Exceptionally Important—Purchases May Be Made on Deferred Payment Plan i upon with absolute certainty to Stop ral " . o1. 69 7 , : | Ae, I Piles. {08 | The favored rer dotted | An odd lot of silk-and-wool | an-stik Foulards of servic Mohair Suites ‘ : ' Bedroom Suites cians an a : Trt . mavy, sand, green, | terials i ‘ se e- , ggists in United State { anaes and tan grounds. | ah wr vg a eae | able quality—in gray, brown $250 to $300 Values = $400 to $450 Values tubes with Pile Pj : i 40 inches Wide—an excellent | wanted colors; 40 inches | and blue grounds, pleasingly 159 —> : circular ueilioned nab eect oo Fae: | printed. 36 inches wide = | $295 which everybody should know. is $3.50 Black Cre nl ad $4.98 Satin Crepes Davenport and chair—in pleas- = Walnut and hardwood Suites umont and Pine Streets, St. Louis, Mo. | Fifteen pieces of black Crepe de Chine in flat | 54-inch all-silk Crepe, with reverstble satin ag nell 2 gy neha = = with oak interiors; bow-end bed, 1 ‘1 weave; 40 inches wide; a splendid choice for | face; in the fashionable street colors ee ee ee ee oo = dresser, wardrobe and vanity @ practical wear. Special. | for Spring frocks: the yard $3 88 parts. Very excellent construc- = eientiiernaaiinailiiiiiiiae : 1? * ated by a warranted brass water power motor, and saving p i) i] t Soa S ee SO Sales beret hand-turned ge — much time and strength in laundry work. Have full-sized s.° 4 Ol S p F eg. SE OP gr ; and w eighted and ornately Jinished, | wooden tub and connecting length of rubber hose. . : with silk Georgette shade over two lin- : . . . ; = th —s org or of national popularity—com- Splendid Home Appliances Are savings are well worth obtaining a plete with Music Master cabinet speaker, ‘4 ° 99 . = all Rugs are effective and du- . five tested tubes, two “B” batteries and | ot O t | (; “ | S —- ! a | : Women's Hose Te a storage batterv. in l i Allover patterns in rich | : . blendings of oolors. | 69c 3 9 ; = —_»- — : tre , sieleainiees , - ome 7 a 9) 4 Value. C | | : | , eet, | $8.50 $ JO Wool Velvet Rugs Throw Rugs | 9x12-Ft. Wilton Rugs | a 3 Pairs, $1.10 on 1 | Atwater Kent Model 20 Radios | Value...: =— eT eee sa ae ‘ ome Pes Seamless Royal Wilton Rugs | “and ; og “fancy Satan "and | Choices of compact or reguiar style Atwater Kent Mode! 20, in- : 50) | ' . —. ™ peame in a variety of pat- | veluads oposite at nll _ aos SS ae | in checks: semi-fashioned, | Cluding the following equipment; Atwater Speaker, Phiico stor- $199. | aoe | carne 883.86 24 50 a pert p Moe col- $75 | | —_ Rasemes See battery, 90-volt “B” battery and other parts.........-- oree —" : @ Boiling, toasting or frying may be dene quickly and simp.y en WRIUG ois ctdeses $ . | $2.70 $3.75 Po Rae view Pieces | ; “9 ; these Grille—bullt of pressed stee] and having fiber feet to prevent ; 4 Sixth Picer marring polished surfaces. Basement Gallery l ST EEE——————E , i o % , = = > . sisilide a ists © — . ee |

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* ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCT: —_ a — ea SS Soo. deca: * It ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 23. 1926. itorial Page 7 “AmMmous te ing variety of (je ay Al | , ee on i ee ao approved Winter models. fancy-back fab- e} is | ° 7 my a , ’ ‘| mes and popular co.orings—a cnoiece that Is — ' ‘ | unusual in every way, at ee ee Our Sale Offers Sample and Specially Purchased Models of ngs S t t —Wide Choicé and Extraordinary Values at € Fashionable, silk-lined Coats that will more than meet with vour ap- proval—styled in the newest plain or fancy ways, many with Spring furs and rich embroidery. Quality as well as value-giving is a feature of this offering. the wide variety certain to affard vou the very model you want. Women’s, misses’ and extra sizes included. Coats of Lorcheen, Charmeen, Roulacord, Twillbloom, Poiret Twill, Poiretsheen, mixtures and other weaves—in clamshell, cameo, saw- dust. bamboo, sandal, thistledown and other new shades as well as black and navy. J = . Better Spring Coats ter Spring Coat —Samples and Specially Purchased Groups Unusual $ Values at.. Lovely Spring Coats fashioned with the utmost care and displaying the more distinctive style features of the mew Season: fur. embroidery and fancy stitch- ings are widely used though some models are elegantly plain. Women’s. misses and extra sizes. New silhouettes—new fabrits and new Spring colors in_ pleasing variety. Feurth Ficer en | Wednesday—The Infants’ Shop Offers Interesting — COTSsets | “CQnaniale”’ fray - | , Q —Girdles and | Sp ecials [ Ol Babies and Step-Ins — Soiled $6 and | om $8 Kinds Coats a. eS Roa Carriage Robes $37.00 Value—at ‘ : — ’ * > ; 30c Bibs Auto Baskets Tie-On Shirts B P —-O f pink, biue or white Ivorr-enameled two-handed —Of wool-and.- at Onl a rr es terry cloth of practical Baskets for arrying ‘ ening with Sa : | ize. n tomobil tens. inf .. B6c | acre SE85 |e Bee «1s age $5 an $ 983 59c Bootees _ “Baby Todlers’ _ $1.50 & $1.95 Caps Values Hané€-crocheted Bootees 0o7% Collapsible Rock -a white sephyr varns with Todiers’ with steel frame Ls ~ Lightly boned sports Girdles with lew cor A oo eninge ae ae! ee steve infants to top and long skirt; of brocade-and- pair .. 38c + ines sega a9 $3 95 2 years. Special $1 elastic. Good range of sizes. 5 Third Fleer Third Filoer : » 61.90 s af ei) . Cashmere er woe. crepe 4 } Har Peo a? @ Back - lace —some in cape style, shee. rY j silk Robes. in pink or Corsets of pink others with braid or em- ; ; ; 30 wit! hand-em- : r ry. > #a + AR f e oide ” — .On§ [ ‘ i . sudered sprays Siuit- a + v,* -~ > * gs * . J . Girdles an d and 6 months to ? years ee aicd ible for crib or carriage Step-Ins of bro- ais cade combined aia a eee x ’ P ; —_— _ _ — . ae oe Ve, with elastic. $2 Silk s | > oe Shore and long- ) 50 l ques $2 Blankets Y ee zo a —of habuta! silk in ink or blze— va. wim a a ae iwi irted ’ w ; 8 a} 4i42i Ssa.k if Pink of 0.u@ Large and Srila!) eine Blankets i ry + i VA c skirted, _—* , Oi hand embroidered and hand tuft- blocked patterns or solid colors. with | Ah ‘ ah bust models. ¢ ed. Lovely wraps for $l] 6 borders. Brie shades onl //! i Not all sizes in- | “baby.” Special............. . Specia $1.09 AL cluded eeent | Reaian — Needs for Months to Come Should Be Filled in This $2 to $4 Values—Exceptional Choice at [66 @ Such a remarkable selection is available so seldom that all who ge r $ F fe sat = Pose a vi - on cli iadiene ; 9 . ; . ( “Po. | | ] ] te Se a of 25 r Be ; i. at i 0" e ; : e ™ : l S 4 US > S ee’ | spondenc? he subject. The re-| % ise - he L: LONDON, — + statement bw Secretary Mefion;: _ ¢ 4 Wide assortment Oot separate Lro ise rs. tailored er 2 > uae atimation aliorg the same the United to tit and ot splendid wohoolens: medium sola - 40) tines from the White House, that | Preval @8 dark patterns of many kinds and a bread Tnited States did not ratity |cetve aaa | size range. $6 and $7 values. at.........:.... - t settle eT ue ae mo - ig taken by some of the | | pene: ocean, he mata ‘o mean that there have | ; Second Floor ” | advices along that} Otter ter the; wy to find out. his plays. In the gathering, Swanson of] Warner Hiarrison of Mississtpp!l iby motion ing of Uta! ind others counted | Savoy, told gain g 3 ; - mansion of] DIRT of the Republican : b len + ‘es for the meas- | Ameme sould give a tie. Its art of which sident Dawes would burglars @ile as ‘16 aiministration wishes, and ” : , t ee x > a tr’. riority - ‘everything © ientliy carry > 4 WO-UUNCe UL 10 | that in his 16 Borah Mrs. Jo \ ba ak \ \ Ps = \ — at aes : ‘ = —S: ¢3 d. 4 i. 3 Min nesota she ret urns a mmm a a. | > or ria . rooTne mere — f- ma Robinson's Statement. vandais . Be ,* A ro: - ae : ery was main- from the A ae itt rieeting in -Rob- | costly Sevre N - ts cenclusion tried te Of 4 . guarded and non-com-|ia te cs , 4 hy ‘ woe issued a a dreds of f Tene tae | Mrs. Jom / rat — n ferences tyig | Bl8O was i" ter f Song- | Tecenuy: f ' ors ' ee ee : | amg ilar! ncluding ling any 8 M L BI - ° an the in de 'tlement and the | what 7hey ade by e ume, Paris—Exceptional Value at ‘ = ; relat the Alum-! but pointed a | ithe decls With he first (ijea- White He vee shatic enpinien | sufficient P ‘or thing of t Mi d anabis ; Coc a € t . i conelusion “81 ; @ : Pe whe attlermeme efeetal Ean in In EPPr J ; te ; neo ara, sisting on. | ‘ification. fer oie |= ad atlas . os : se ntivens stad io | Sn Benaee France America ¥ ately related to) a “= aes ; r Jtai to pay... 3 w | ince Committee |-°a™™ he | s and has fur. (ee i Rini #3 Jenaées eee roy. 1 Of the qu 5 O00 a . . 1 Natio: ee ee The Prem 15.000 bottles of these excellent, high quality French Perfumes — offered | Pemeeteeer ‘ al ef " Belts . — we | Ma: itors who wonid iixe} {sposed 4 —. ; 4 WowiG sh a ? + af alin > ? e * Se¢°* | @# ment. if “hey intr Caz " ot ¢ " > *. a * hh ¢ | | i > do ao, feel that the Howe in an event that women and misses will greet with enthusiasm —for it is similar to those so eagerly attended when former equally remarkeliie purchases of Le Blume Perfumes were presented in our Toilet Goods Sec- tion. These charming concentrates are offered so advantageously. that : . : is “xXtraordinary thaitiment ef a many will buy them for gifts, as well as for their own use. Choice onl 7 justified by re-'sion tol seven scents, in dainty glass bottles: interested informa-| The d Ppose it.“ will be @ Narcisse Chypre Bouquet Rose , Jasmin L ila * Phone Orders Will Not Be Accepted Doubefal as to Votes. approving g many fo Violet ‘their frequent Main Fleer if the vote eame 22° { ’ rs. [ #iew +s \. ‘ + Ve uw» + 5 / ‘~ "Hey Tight fare b@t-itealian sae : Ma‘ter ‘vere delayed, «* ? ; > _'*s of hearings, par-iugen f& : tere Aaave!l THat | Gee a. ee ee Fe: gen? one of Ale Fe we Ft | rere '% this ‘ount ry . *‘ nave in mind. theiwhe wer Tanpanese excinuatoen lraly’s : ides to the word ‘rom belleves _“Spanese- Ambassador ‘hat / fail to TT - ht CONSequences . might ‘fol- i Tewed of _ <* eNactmens ‘any new | Po them vou'd admit hav- too dolla at

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Distributors of Merc oe in Missouri and the W est. mes — offered ly remarkable let Goods Sec- ’ (Editorial Page | Daily Cartoon 7 e+e + te eeas , wT , ss _- — - ‘ . or +: -@eee Ohm e eee eee eee “e° . . see-% ateomeceess i es Ten Lh a > . . Tr ey —o Se gpa eae eee — snc N Ine Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.—The dent to employ special counsel to) H ngs n today in the Senate by Chairman Plan for earl 4 Oo ,;Cummins of the Judiciary Com-_ ] s Abil- mittee, Question of Italy’ | Inveighing against what he termed ASS Fn he FRANK_L.. POLK “4 AIS TY ewes AR ~———— “A Great Teacher." hk, “We shall fai] in our estimation manding that the German Govern- ment disavow the act niarine commander who such acts would not be repeated, itual values of jife. But armed — » ew Sf. ~ Lal ~ - ~ fhe debt settlement, it would €¢t | film magnate, who crossed the |w hat he did was even more elo- as such, a vessel of war. The Bolhing n bv some of the | pihing, is take ocean, he Senators to mean that there have | : : Ve sad ‘ae wikh . to find out. ‘his plays In the gathering, Sw2nson of | Warner, at a luncheon attended | Says. to make Shaw quent than what he said. He was President in his reply of June 9 a great teacher. trut] i « d £01 ldier, a patriot, a statesman: did not permit the jssue to hecom: ut in addition to all these he:-was confused While: he denied the ft the German allegations} “He believed our politicg] insti- he declared them edlevant. sentence which he, Bryan, had To Wilson's note of May 15, de-| Written and which had been elim- inated. After the resignation and | of the sub-; before the note was published Bry- | e “eta Tl scemtiéeal i .‘ sinking of the Lusitania. the Lusitania and give assurances that porated in it. Gregory said, how- ever, Mr. Bryan was mistaken, and | Berlin retorted a fortnight later, the sentence was discussed at the Cabinet meeting: when his resigna-. id transport and, tion was offered and at which Mr. 3rvan was present. “They had- been discussing the note for some minutes before Mr. a said the sentence was reincor- i. MURILLO PHOTO WM. Jd. BRYAN. . ge | “After reading my cable, the oo 2 ge“) || President read them (the Cabi- aim} | met), a memorandum he had -. made which embodied the note as it was finally sent to Ger- the discussion was going on Bryan showed -. some heat and said there were | '| some members of the Cabinet | who were not neutral. President turned on him with a steely glitter in his eyes. many. While Refutes Bryan's Explanation. —_————— Ps z:ccident Wilson replied to Col. House s suggestion of John finia, Harrison of Mississipp!.|by motion picture people at the tutions were superior to those o:! It was this note, sent on June 9, sentence had been covered before | S f£ St h l me of Utah. and others counted ‘Savoy, told of his grievance yester- 'other countries. but he never that led to the resignation of Sec:' ‘ ee ecretary Oo : tate that al- | curred to me: or after Mr. Brvan caims in is not though he (Davis) would be ad- inst the ratification of the set- dav. He said, “I have been trying ment were present. In fact, it ‘to see Bernard Shaw and—to make masort of continuoug perform- an honest confession—I have used Mm With Senators dropping in all the United States diplomatic serv- 4 ‘ice, but he will not even talk. Tt Division in Party. seems to me it should be an honor This : variation from the crau- to any man to film his plays, if. . sad «4 s Mrs. Henry EF. Jones, Whose Resi- Macainst the measure and the] dence at Versailles Also Was question ts whether there | Ransacked Recently, Is Loser. iM got together 33 of the 39 icoprrirht, 1926, by the Press and Pulitzer Torld neers tn al ow Publishing Cos. «New York mo. . eo Sen: ° a AO rats ID th senate to gi e and Post- a spatc We ye 2 Aes? Yd } Pavremeivy GdOuutiwil. nansion of Mrs. Henry E. Jones. Bitte out of the Re ‘publican femroe gi Biaves 46 votes for the meas- |@" American, has been looted of amounting almost bo treachery Gent desired me to do so. Dudley gestion. J agree that it would have arose The soul of humanity Eight more would give a tie. its art objects and furniture by was losing the day. history always usked me not to make a final de- ruined the President. It would President Wilson replied to: wee Vice-President Dawes would burglars who smashed or spoiled reveals him as calm, eool. and col- VeotOn, because he thoug! ‘the Pres- have been saying to the American p{ouse's emeetion of John W.! pee asthe administration wishes, l everything ‘hee could hot conven- lected. * * # sa nt Aad a right to pig t wpe my public, ‘We are standing firm in | Davis that, although he would be | ™atters not to fine would give a majority. iently carry away “He wished to gee his country | 2°CeP ace. . roe tHe Presi- qemanding our rights,’ and behind | samirable wherever he might be Mamumed that in his 16 Borah} agers Jones is not in. Paris, When 2°9°™Y materially prosperous and» 4°Pt Would not consider tying me their backs it would be saying to, placed, he was the) best Solicitor- | United States can ° down to departmental details when the German Government, ‘We. Ge neral of the last 20 years. 11 | become & party amer Labor man. ‘rooms mere heaps of ruins. The Robinson's Statement. vandals ripped rich tapes‘ries Brood deal of secrery was main- i'from the walls and brotze al] her Md about the meeting in Rob- |costly Sevres porcelain vases. a . Mrs. Jones’ house at Versaillcs also was broken into bv burclars recently. maansas Senator: ‘ At an 13} tormal conferenc ee this { rf; . “++ be . . PTROOn with a nurmber of Sena- ee subjeris of legislation were BSCUsse dg, artic ularly including ]/ing anv positive information that ple Italian debt settlement and the | what they were looking for existed, etroversy relatine to the Alum-|but pointed to the positiveness (of | -_~ Co. the declarations of Mellon and the} With respect to the firs aues-| White House corroboration as_ mon, there is an emphatic opinion | sufficient reason to presume som>- | , miormation available for|thing of the sort. & Nate is iInadecuate Oo enabls 1 rea} PWhet) Coolidge Consults Smoot. 4 Sound conclusion “s President Coolidge, who is in- er a settlernent should re sisting on prompt ratification of a4 Prova? ; 2 : - Or rejected. It is pointed : that the justification for the the Italian settlement conferred 7. on " . “ . , - ~ ‘ Pi - ee ia 7% ’ etent is tative ely related to |with Senator Smoot ee of Utah ae ' * 1 “TOC ; alleged ability of Italy to pay. 'a member of the American Debt) id tha: th Pe as ‘ ‘me Finance Committee aS h P, at ariy >») % ti oy no hearin rs and has ¢ pect of early Se nate consideration of the question. The President was informed that the Italian agreement could not be called up until after the Senate had F MPD: the a iti gd gt |disposed of the case of the Alum- ee ol oni num Company of America and terms or, ei see do 80, feel that |the House resolution. for appotnt- , so extraordinary that} ‘ment of a congressional commis- cow Ue ase by re- sion to lease Muscle Shodis. hed rure- the Se ‘hate wit h na infor- ation wh . if ‘h il]; lmiinates tha t Subp- ‘ & Senators bie > ma, : disint. rested nforma- The Italian se ttlement probabiy ¥ Will oppose it.” iwill be the first of the six Doubtful as to Votes, ‘approving debt agreements with us shi ‘anguage Suggests that the ‘Many oneren = ap = eg pats the settiement als jup. Little opposition has ceve.- ‘oped to those affecting Belgium _ despite their fre uent {22 the smaller European nations. meMent tnat if ia anes pn aad ‘hairman Borgh of the Fore ign the atreement gv eatas Peco /Relations Committee and Senator ae ie ve Te- | Reed (Dem.) of Missouri, are the, ee leaders in the fight against th» oe Ne fare Delt- Italian settlement. form ol pg delayed,; president Coolidge, in Lectin | * a SA NCOTINES, Par-iupon favorable action by the Sen- Molin; a settened thas fate, takes the position that as ant Meass cnx $3 = ae 01 is agreement WAS worked out by | | Senators | ~~ ae COUNTY. nonpartisan commission of experts: have in mind the who were in a position to jurdkree ‘™i OF _* : ‘ul if their " ability to must as & , Sequel to the word from believes that if ‘ongress should Ja Panese = Arn bassador ‘hat/fail to ratify, Italy would be re- §t enactmen: oe a em a 'preached hatred of all things for- retary of State Bryan. | 4 ™ . : . : * - ‘elgn and he made large concessions Co!. House was on the Atlantic ° in the negotiation of treaties for at the moment when Wilson sent the in Settlement of disputed ques- his second note to Germany. The tual, that what we exnected to re , one of the most practical of jead- l«s= from Sj re era Plunkett while was possessed of that broad com- os sechetpataggd Dudley tion of the field _— of Monmouth. statin: Mided Shipstead, the Minnesota Ishe returns she will find her. 20! Politically successful, but beyond | that, and above it, he wished to see the intellectual, moral and Ssnirit- \ual life of the people developed They This is the side of Washington to ms office. At its conclusion (tried to open the safe but failed. whigh too little attention has been eral Gregory arrived on the 1 s | ‘In the cellar they smashed hun- (6!ven. * * * eer a . Rags me, SUarded and non-come :?#'! t ij¢ : aK 7 > “tn the ¥ 1 : - o'clock train this morning. Bitte) es . sie } los s arewe . ‘pce — + ; ' ; Mal statémment was issued by the | dreds of bottles of wine. | pes irewell address he sol-| “tie said the President read my emniy warned his countrymen that | these are the foundations on which ' , , e um itl ” On WHnicn Tus sday May ee He i rest all American Institutions. must rest. It is aS an expounder of these great_ principles that he precepts of Washington,’ and con- (that the cable was read to the Ca tinued: wet before he, Bryan, higher learning in existence at the have read it to him first and given time of his birth. the number has 'Commission. concerning the pros-! grown to $13, with a total enroll- pefore it was submitted to the @ ment of over 664,000 students and Cabinet. over 56,000 teachers, an endow- ment of nearly $815,006,000 and a property value of over $1,060,600,- 000. Our elementary and second- ary schools have expanded until they provide for more than 26,000 000 pupils and require over 0600 teachers. In. 1912 the tétal amount expended yearly for all educational purposes Wwas' ahout bitlk $706,000,000. This has been in- which has been secured by the doubtless have carrying out of some of the important policies : : | : 6 It should be noted tha: unfair." Mr. Brvan apologized, and | ¢+ vapers make a sensation nt. ts ui |other pap | Presid peace, the incident pussed. it ° these are the policies of They are based on a desire for in- | be eradicate “J from the earth. ** re ¢ ~ = arr . © OF the Japanese exclusion Italy's capacity to pay. He also John wing Blaine, hla conseq: ' iy ee i es G quences’ might fol-ilieved of the incentive of making |of Jame: : lany new move to fund its two bil- ‘tary of State, f them would admit layv- Hon dollar debt. : % h Hears of Bryan a reune 20, 1915: cable of May 9 toithe Cabinet on Mure than that. they are the foun- i! them to hear my Wwiews as to the dation on which all civilization : | answer Which should be made to Germany, and they knew the con- ‘fidence he had in miy judgment and | performed the greatest service for ability to see a situation clearly. President declared ‘“‘the country at “Mr. Bryan. told Gregory later} since I , to the fact that he was being quot- ed as saving the President was pro-. out ambition except to serve as German. He admitted this and said! any man I know. He tried hard to | Matter, I feel}, had done it for the President's help Mayor Mitchel select anotl r/“is that the President I replied that the re-;man for corporation counsel, But) pestized the gravity sult of it had been that there was took it himself as a matter of duty general feeling throughout En- and loyalty to Mitchel. P 3 gland and France that the Presi-; fY think you will find him most |}‘rom the beginning that dent was pro-German, and it had helpful as a sort of Assistant Sec- taken me a long while in both’ retary of State. He has a good President read them a memoran-) aoyntrieg to combat the work which deal of political instinct and dum he had made and which em-. pe bodied the note as ft was finally going over here.” that the only objection he had was)! h large had rot fatlted to follow the had seen it “From the three institutions of He thought the President should ’ him an opportunity of discussing it “after reading my cable the sent to Germany. While the dis- | showed some heat and said there were some members of the Cabinet who were not neutral. The Presi- dent turned to him and said, With a steely glitter in his eyes, ‘Mr. our opinions in this | yA ¢ ‘transgressed the proprieties. ere today. Ete s 6] 7 = - table and was handed Mr. Bryan to years. trac} mc _oYr het } , pone . wishes @ to appear that he resigned te signature of W. J: B.. and now eminently have the appointment if 1 desired’ that it was meant in a.‘Pickwickian | I was doing the work I had in! merely send this note to deceive the geemed unwise to transfer him hand, for I could be far more use-| american people, and do not.mean .sr9om the Department of Justice. iul to him and to the country by what we say.’ Jt occurred to both Ultimately. and with House’s warm | Carrying on as IT had been doing.” of us that .if the President had con- approval, Mr. Frank lL. Polk, cor- Attorney-Gen-/ sented to do this, it would have) joration counsel of New York, was -""|been akin to treachery. “I told Gregory that Gerard ca at London that Mr. Bryan Polk to Lansing. iserve them. Affecti ‘emarks by stating) that he shec ‘ mae" _ emarks by s at he wish ; had said to the Austrian Ambassa-| ¢ 9) House to Secretary Lan- dor that the note was not to be ' 'tuken seriously. “June 21. 1915 (conference with) the Britésh Ambassador): We had 19135, opened his '®Jed me he protection. oe cussion Was going on Bryan How London Took Bryan’s Departure. , Dear House: most Matter, but there are none of us| #ryan of our first Who can justly be accused of being; no difference. My own comment to vou is simp- was $1 years vid. there hed began inserted in the note cther passport, d } importance, for the reason that mirable wherever he might be entire message Was upon the tions which were for the advan- voYrage was without incident except ? ; This is also f} P id , ek “ead. his is so the President's 4 . tage of foreign nations ifs be. for the convoy which Mr. Balfour r = | ~t+-+—/ioan-itizens upon the high seas. )j . + : : 7 j ’ “ory ‘scoalle ti r TrVatl ‘Vide ly : . - foil lieved that obligations were mu- “4d net forgotten. recollection. Mr. Bryam evidently ¢o- the one he has ‘because it bore [¢ this Government were willing to ceive we should be rm \div to give. “June 13, 1915: It was a restful because the President refused tO he knows that that passpert’s no! , both in the field of citiz: nship and and pleasant yovage,”’ Hlouse Te - inelude a certain sentence modify- good. ment for less than our in the large r don in of inte rna- corded. “Dudléev Malone came ing the note, and after Jit resigned The Wilderness is becoming | rights, then any tional relations. He clung to the @?W" to Ambrose Light in a reve- sentence was used 3 populated. There are others who! might transgress the rights of realities. That was his he aS =m ; nue cutter to meet me. isi ee “another interesting incident | ought to join him—for their coun- ' oitizens in other Thought for Spiritual Life boarded the St. Paul, and I the Gregory told. which I was abie to! try’s good—in the Bad Lands of vache sili ae reer ts oe ‘evenue cutter, Dudley had all the, corroborate by a dispatch sent me,dead men who don’t know they , WOU d confidently ‘Washington has been known as news. . . I received a wire- py Gerard, was that Mr. Bryan pre- | are dead. They talked themselves 'trafficking with them pared a letter after the first note into greatness and, not knowing | sions. = > a OT ry , 2? : ™,¢ : llin , at i aa - "¢& : e a rT) . j y ers. He was not emotional. He at sea, telling me of Mr. Bryan's was sent to the German Govern-; when to stop, also talked them-! This war has already caused in- said it waS ment, to the effect that they should/selves out of it... . rehe lt f ‘ TIfwation thir] cy ors Tl} ye ‘y Cre in i a ' : . + . “fo #4 3c w* prehension of a situation which generally onceded that I could not consider the note seriously:| Heartily yours, ) made his judgment trity against ratification. This | PARIS, Feb. 23.—The Paris @und. With the possible excep- it. I dismissed the idea at once, sense.’ The President refused 10 of the State Department, was ulti- ng that under no circumstances) sign this letter. Gregary enlarged mately chosen Secrejary of State, when disobedience of his orders Would I take it, even if the Pyesi-' ypon the stupidity of such a sug- Ww. HT P. | the world and Mr. Lansing, hitherto Counselor ‘cannot lend abridgment of and the question of his successor fare. | selected. Confers With Spring-Rice. : _ House Recommends Manchester, Mass.. Aug 14, remember “age | to modify her the world.” itwo hours together. We went over, Déar Mr- lansing: + = o - % i " 7 #3, on . ‘ “} » Yr) i . . : - « - as e son? : 1 ee] } rf f " - ‘ . ° mom? er! ‘ ‘ t “ ~ ’ . . s - © é : > i « ‘ aad 4 a ? Pf Tracing the development of edu- vorably commented on. i'of the European situation and he : ‘ere to permil : . aX | 3 ~ 44 es . . . a ‘ : +we Sere = 7. a Wit«¢ « ho 4 > ' 1G ft 4 ~? P cation in the Fnited States the Wilson Rebukes Bryan. giving me the happenings here, tractive personality and he will he aes ral ports without est: Ss, . mg ae oe nti love Oo you to the core. . left. J called his attention loyal to yo > th 0 Wilson and He comes as nearly being with- I a settee i'pared position. and Jusserand were innocently+speak the language of the mem- bers of Congress. ‘time he is such a cultured gentle- man that he will be of great value ‘to you in dealing with the ia. | 3 matic Corps. ae Sincerely Ambassador Page to (0. souees “yours, E.™. HOUSE. ainong nations, : : s : 7 ] 4 “? 2 - . 7 Le &: s -e London. June 16, 1915. | Col. House to Sir Edward Grey: | ?°* tion today to enforce New, York, June 17, 1915. creasing with great rapidity, until | | in 1924 it reached $2,400,000,000, Bryan, you are not warranted in , «| I inspired the leader in|. 1. a mawara- “This represents the resujt Making such an assertion. We all. tq ory * which says that Dear Sir Edward: versy, it will he | t | | — - — = ay | - + « It Is too early to give a totally unprepared and ‘majority of our people desire the er ee South America Oe tty ene ty accurately. savoid war. that war will be avoided, aj-/| that, of course, though I have not changed niy ws snemathrnematen RIE OTS: ws _ » to en aine Dies, Bryan did not plan:to§ attend! arm orto hit you in the belly or to Cousin of James G. Blaine ' : ‘ a mae - te er caper-—al- | opinion that it is inevitable unless [thelema, he should ha CINCINNATI, 0O.,. Feb. «8. the Cabinet meeting the day he of-} qo some other improper cap iG h } ‘matter himeeif former presi- fered his resignation, but the Pres- sani ays. too, at an inopportune time. web en oh changes her policy in re- | wee elle , Lp ** rd ? Tre *T} Whi Coariety Sone of ident suc: sted that he he invited, iy te!) vou. beware of CcCTannkKs, le o sulh marine vw arfare. on mg nc 4 a firet cousin {and all the Cabinet welcomed. the| “Me Bryan's resignation simpli-| Even since I have been back Pevolution and a first cousin jan: ' ?, ’ ~ ' , |; 3 i¢ have heer nab nats Blaine, former Secre- |sugegestion Mr. Brvan told Greg- Rut one American wrote me a fies the situation somewfat. cm; , ‘ unat she - deaa at his home ory after he had resigned thar le ‘ter iat ving bo now wanted agi - Faith fully yO" sts ’ ore. mr: a mor? ry E. M. HOUSE. Conte he had never cared . ° = * + . nag . « «>» Ot He +5 bes, Sie ee ee ee 4 © unoerwooo & UNOERWOOD _Counsels Wilson JOHN W.. DAVIS. Against Yielding Col. House to the President: Manchester, Mass., Dear Governor: Bryan appeared, and whether that | In thinking of your reply to the dit Cie: COED eS" |W. Davis as first assistant || German note, the following has oc- ‘The Government of the United placed he was the best Solici- |, States is unwilling to consent tor-General of the last 20! any suggestion : abridgempant of the rights of er These concessions, whieh soon /Wwill be made law are: First, an liuerease in the Government sti- | pendicum to the.clergy; second, the ‘revocation of the Government de- | mand for civil approbation of eée | cleslastical appointments; third. revocation of the rule prohibiting ‘foreign religious orders to own cor- bargain with the German Govern- belligerent nation calculable loss to Its those rights which ‘eivilized nations *have conceded for ‘a century or more. PAGES 1518 POPE INSISTENT ON RECOGNITION OF SOVEREIGNTY Letter to Cardinal Gasparri Says Without This He Cannot Reach Accord With aay CONCESSIONS MADE IN PENDING LAW These Include More Pay for Priests and Repeal of Ban on Foreign Orders Own- ing ey er ener meee Specia! Cab'e to the Post-Dispateh and the Chicago Daily — Copyright. 1926. ROME, Feb. —All concessions made to the Catholic Chureh by the | Italian Government are only par- tial restitution of rights of which it previously had been deprived; the church cannot accept any settle- ment except as part of a satisfac- tory solution of the Roman qués- tion. This is the aubstance of the Pope's letter to Cardinal Gasparri, ‘just published, in which he formal- lv‘repudiates ecclesiastical collabo- ration in the projected reform of Italian law concerning the clergy and religious orders, The immediate occasion for the letters appears to have been th tendency of eertain Fascist ele- \Inents to represent the new law as evidence of an increasing agree- jiInent KHetween the church and the 'eivil Government. . While the law indicates the Gov- ernment’s desire to attain relations with the church satisfactory to Ital- ‘fan ¢ ‘atholics, the Pope again shows lan at he is uncompromisingly main- ‘taining his attitude on the Roman | question, namely, that hia position lof sovereignty and independence | must be recognized as a right, wit): be requisite material guarantees. Hence he refused even to thank the (Government for the recent conces- sions. porate propePty. But beneath all this remains the act that church and state are ac- tively though unofficially Cravane together. By the Associated Prem. ROME, Feb. 23.—Pope Pius XI has announced in a@ letter to Cardinal Gasparri, papal secre- tary of state, published by the Ob against the destruction of the lives of innocent non-combatants, ‘belong, and the Government of thej, never consent to ‘which sanctions such Since your first man Government has not commit- ,ted any act against {ter or the spirit of it, be, even though . (they are unable to meet your de- mands, they may ad © Re I RN > earns P. S.—In answer sing: ' itention that Great Britain is pod to starve their people, “July 10, 1915: The truth of the | of our unpre- have urged him itry prepare for ‘urged him early can Start in with some ‘and, in my opinion, At the same. been started the clared in Europe. lact tively to work with all our re-/| sources to build up a war machine. commensurate with if wwe had gone “If war comes with Germany because of this submarine contro- | because we are. \not received any mandate. If their ‘s going will make little or) final opinion as to the sentiment in| feels that we are ‘Superiors allowed them to accept But some of the America ,but I think that {it is/trouble with the President is that | of fairly accurate to say that the vast | he does net move, =1 c t -elerity. and it has attracted much &at-/,, be very fi : ifficien celerity oT - enid this was the gec- | . . 1} sum him wp Pregident to be very rm in his «tance, the covenant we desire with | eek wien bie Wik Se itention. But they all sum Aim UP attitude towatd Germany and yet 'tellectual and moral enlighten-jond time since he had been in the! pre ment. They are the only means by |capinet that the President had set which misunderstandings. suspi-|his jaw so firmly. The other time | }y this: “My son, beware of cranks. * , | ; i ae cions, hatreds and wars can finally |was when X had in some way. They are sure at some time to turn sistent. It is the general belier| upon Mr. Bryan's shoulders, the wrong wav and to break your done with it since I laid The two things are rather incon-/in January. He places the blame is true as far Mr. Bryan {« concerned: ve pressed the servatore Romano, the officia! | Vatican organ, tha 0 : | what country they | & t no accord be tween the ecclealastical and civ!) authorities can BO reached so long as the “iniquitons condition {m- posed upon the Holy See and the Roman pontiff still exista.”’ The condition to which § the Pontiff refers is deprivation of / complete liberty and independence. .| Which the papacy once enjoyed through possession of the tem- poral power and which it jlogt through the formation of (United Italy and the occupation of Roms by the Italians in 1870. Forthis reason, the five Popes who have /reigned since 1870 have conmsiet- ently refused to acknowledge the _ law of guarantees. No Ecclesiastical Mandate. “It has been announced.’’ BAYS the letter, “that the proposals made by a ministerial commission con- ‘cerning ecclesiastical legislation Itely are soon to be embodied in bills to be presented in Parllamen: "| by the Minister of Justice. “As you know. this is @ reform lin ecclesiastical legislation of whiet. \the press several times has treated ipubliciy. From the fact that. some ecclesiastical experts are invited to participate in the commission for , the study and preparation of the reform, it is argued, others have been made to believe that this re. form has been studied and pre- pared In agreement with the Holy See, the supreme eccleslastica! > }authority. “Several times it was clearly demonstrated that this interpreta- tion Was wong, as no accord existed. since the ecclesiastical experts had the Invitation they did so withéu’ knowing exactly the cormm{ission’s intentions. “When these were sufficiently known, it was realized that untrue. unstraigh@forward copclusions had been drawn relaifve to an accord for co-operation wlth the supreme ecclesiastical afithority. We re- hewed opportune observations and rectifications in full conformft. with our thought. while keeping ‘in due account the armelioratior 1 jand relief which the reform Beemru to presage for the Italtan clergy. “Now the commission’ propos. —" a ins att a el ae ~——-— $ i ~ as Kei , oo — , +s Biel 4 rwrey 2 é BA wy . ? ¢ : 7 needa pagp “3 rs. Ft, A haey) agei nd cgtthin ge ee abc cca we pny ? mt sie igy, Ft ai ”~ ~ ae ae wun ~ Ieee, ee ie een ea or meer wee. © DE Sah et cbany me & = bh aia es rena 2 re My, a a - Sap a . TN atignt ty nw Say Tb ree ge, PROS ew grees is > = ot neadiinbbenth a sdinsitehld Vieee ate baa ST ahi oe hae 8 5 y rin oa ye, APIS? er \ Wages a x 7 G : > ae al nk ai MRNA eR a A a I it a eee Se es SR: ame Re TO ne “’ ele” de tes tata! Cay Pee ‘Hoth tes. 9 . a? Pi . 2 $7 - he ee ita RHE BS.) FOL Pe ae : = - “% TH pen bp vl Na WE ROS aia . . ¢ re 2 © ta ORR: oh OU NERC TRE ey HATE Oe har perry + he ~~ Se rhea MAT agin, vase Stig” eet cite “ OE RE RAR! 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otal ST. LOUIS PC a ee al NGO AZZONBLL So VENICAN ORCHESTRA ——— tended by Loutsans Vv Renders ‘en recently by Tipica Tinkling!} A. Hart, former the Po : | Tt? Bre Fm ; iv. Y Za 1926. | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUAR ilies ae le A CI — high, and even the idea of T ST-NISPAT THE MAJORITY ON HORSEBACK. kings is no longer type : | 3 LOUIS PO 0 A Ch Dr. John ae a Presbrterian minister of Buf- paying royalty for being born that way isn’t as pop- r : Founded by JOSEPH a ‘LITZER \. Y., has offered a suggestion for the solution ular as it once was, even among American million- Dec. 12, 187 falo. > : , amend- aires who don’t care for expenses. Published by the Pulitzer Publishing .¢ the prohibition problem. He proposes an ai neers net rtine ~ sien lag 7 Comp pany, Tice l*th Bouilera d nt to the Consti tution which will provide for a and Olive Street. & eS 2. i A de ’ — m as national referendum on any provision of that instru- AT LAST, ADEQUATE SAFETY ZONES. THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- ment when conditions seem to demand {t. He speaks” No, the three-column picture of an {ideal safety os | | FORM. 3s an arowed dry = declares he is not afraid of ‘rone, on the first page of Monday's Post-Dispatch £4 | ‘ pies, ogrT is city. I know that my retirenienht will the verdict of a plebi! site on ¢t is _apesgieg , dea aes phat seh of @ semen existing ts c 2 ty make no difference in its cardinal -s candid and honest enough to ask “if the vote of rt showed @ coments platiesm alengride ‘ it principles, that it will always ny ce maiority is against the dry pos sition, what right cae track, guarded by suhetentin! ivon railings, with for progress and reform. never tol- the majority ! , , | | ! ill y laws?” ‘ labeled “S ne” and surmounted | erate injustice or corruption, always — aye we to insist on dry laws’ concrete posts labeled “Safety Zo A a eh Na Bn ates Fm 4 ‘>* pular Music of Two St. Leuis’ fen week om the ij Nations. Castine rla.. where ji ° vee A great pain ® 16h is + “st. geno’. sta mi ne , ‘ b Cire us,” decorat r he the marimba choir of the... ootrance ican Tipica Orchestra, at the rangements wes wf acd toes began detail There iii nis maritye je in refreshing contrast t ographed fight demacogcues of all parties, The gentleman's sincerity Is in rerresoing cc : by a signal lamp at each end. It was photograp! mever belong to any party, a'war” tothe attitude of most of the dry leaders, and as suc! ie in another city. oppose privileged classes and publi ht, ' | pdeon last nig throughout the axe charmet : | val aes he misappre/ 4. e same page is. he floor stands, clowns 4 | plunderers. never lack sympathy || is to be respected, but it is clear that . a ga But the good news peanes on th : poe ae t the jazzy rhythm or) 000 = g , prup te i. wimeete de- hends the genius and spirit of our organic iaw. AC 4. sng otpect that St. Loufs is to have real safety audience to t ail hed - a. 2 with the poor, AMA’ seins . “aaa le + that com- ; ! li hts at -cormers near that's my a a mMmucnh in eviGg % | yoted to the public welfare, never be cording to his logic peg reasoning any ia 2 cor zones, equipped with signal ig int “Tes, sir. weard Conductor Tor- The hostess, “Su : a : . ” PS ) a : : 4 ; ' ad . U : ; satisfied with merely printing news, mands the support of the majority is a whoiesome schools, to protect the children, and at other po ° | Those who rea mt Seoentren Mee daughte } | always be drastically 6 goa law and any mandate so authorized may be placed 4.8 fatal accidents have shown the greatest need» epianca’s 33 musi ca » tive Waicas, and Be | ; * afraid to attack Wrons, ee ee ae oe ae a s th Siete om t-Ti 3. F - of their series OF Live | ye Fee a a latory plutocracy ur in the Constitution and obedience to it becomes the for such safety construction. The Post-Dispatch has | the first ©: meer: hy « ote —s ill ss | Whether by predator; ; a ss this improvement for a long time. | here know Why SO Many back rider a ' | predatory poverty. duty of all citizens. demanded this improvem a4 reerts net ( ~ » r 4 + vs ? - a JOSEPH PULITZER. hat is wholly wrong. The Constitution does not ay. coc of installation of the first 10 safety fs -. 4 lternate tulle skir'’s G3 - nograph records have aité aie : ,eSe Spanish- ““ in Spanish. = . wide ruching eolk, with their saltertos,| 4 noir) sh axing * lon ~e. and marir mbas, de. i pt! ea high on bh na a! . ee eh . the stringed instruments ef 1.4 xis Luoes _ 1 orchestration, gave the |the Harts for _ as of chile con carne and) 7.0 glans ning ; Bue - Tir 5 gens rhe staple airs of “TIN pour was @ om ' April 10), 1907. veact divine right in the majority. The men who lands and signal lights is $3500, of which the Board 7 Censnmaennnteens - , " rm + hot err. 4 + they put the . i Tee ibe . ~ 4 ™ im ry - z - : | a ‘ v zores with ’ ev " Also. —— ’ seh + short Oia a ve ; for caling attention edi'orial- on the throne of England, Catherine the Great was ing with the ordinance for marking safet dards” pee A ind valleys and Snows | oa. Soe i Senerauy 1 a _™ . xa : ~. = , wi tandards m-flood*: —— ‘ 7 — ‘os ive in vour issue of Feb. 18 to the neces- Empress of Russia, Frederick the Great had been paint, and supplying many of them 5 sun ane the fiestas and the’, long, slinky i. sity for adequ safe es ~. «in. dead only a few months and Louis XVI was Hing warning motorists of the existence of the zones me See serensie of thet own Long eariaa : et te 6 tae hout St. Louis. No sin- Gea . , ‘ ) moon art OF it ae a ee” , ital it of France. That was the world against which Pain It is to be hoped that the new movement for the 2 suntry into the eat dail tume. Mr. = ’ ‘ ‘ Nad ‘ i —” ra . agile , : ‘ . s * , . ry ¢ e 1 ~~? vil helte ; gie Sa and limbs of the hurled his thunderbolt, “The Rights of Man.” That kind of zones pictured, fully equipped, will mean the 3 their program. — a: i i i a " ¥ portance » The — a Sees" 58 ~ | RUPICG 415 th re ' ‘ a . d@ golondrina \gariy. ripe: ‘ ae a ape e bh 1 practicable points, an > ana | . people of St. louis Fhe backwardness was the world which convinced Jefferson that the creation of such zones at all p po : 5. ok .e color of the pe m-! WWrs. Louise By , neet ie little leas a : : : - me ~ . s i eo! tee eee S| leet governed people is the best governed. It was in that citizens will cooperate in the safety movemen he gow in the music Learnt to the Henry have iced the re- ” : . : 4 ' ance : than criminal, You have piace , r hat our pi rs of political thought by seeing that no part of the equipment ts wilfully’ (% es draped the musicians’ was a clown ff } ae is > S— i 1} tae that world that ou pionee os * ith th + hued maraD h airs, Their : ee eg + F dit! IT iniy tol has been the case Wi e Fs ;' or their chair rot costume, @ ii is ’ : : . nO om P a not wholly new @iit a _ “Ss /af - : ‘sone removed or stolen. We have shall not pass. There is no qualification or reserva nonsense. he question was before the Senate for he marim pas, f rete massive | Wydown boule ; -esaudiualon sags : : ~eanteliv q ” - . > eritt ‘ 2 si " playgoers. are mass : ¥ strenuously. and so far success! Hy, op tion to the effect that the proscribed laws may be three years. We believe it will be generally agreed 9 St. Louis PP: bhandolones—the | Miss Janet am ? iJ | ‘ - . pr . ectiy rbing P s ° . Wanh ones, k io & aii’ * é 4 a : pose] removal of the pro re curt Wwe passed by the vote of the majority. The founding tpas ie a Senator cannot say all he has to say agotent prion? _-- eave bandolines, but! Shields Tilia Delmar west of Singshis hwayr. ‘ ‘ % cuionds:. Bec te + r oy have upheld the hanags @ t: ekg ' . +3 — page= ie oli The avenue, and @ " ' ap ae ‘forts to have thé majority” lia De Tocqueville perceived, but to oe —=— olethoric mandolins. : ue a » rea Safety Counch In hs €1 a rere — ; .) Peaiters, the old-tash- and irustim ty install. adequate safety zones 41: those men trramny under any form of government THE HERETICAL DR. JONES. eqathgedebtecss nders this) are M vi = oo geen tthe and COT : ‘ . ed dictionary Fre irs. +. Oy 1 St. Louis. Our motorn nae was loathsome. Democracy or monarchy, Prince Mobi 4; 4 perhans. just as well t hat Dr. M. Ashby Jones ee eee aS ’ ty to the ex- loat Wii gitar a eld in the lap. and from the pa Cal.. who hag ; rac’ised Sate .v " — ea aes > . , j , — +? ; ~ . Leu! = ee ee Pa. ‘ Bis. ~ e | . hy: = ran naesen- or Purple Dais—it was all the Same to them. Certain is leaving Atlanta permanently to come ¢ o St vis. iat tnel : i portable yee East will arr -* ¢ ™ rrvineg over yy : wee ahaa . ? Lt ae P ain _ » ? . bE ng 7 wai 5 7 454 4 ~ . 13) ei ; - 7 ~ — hs ? . . . . : Ti y- @ v4 es shan two hundred million car jnalienable rights constituted liberty. Any invasion. In one of his last sermons at the elas of the In- They are of the zither be . ° morrow to vis rerTs . ore aatha ' od ? : pi : 7 = nil. - ; : : us cs s » were am * . 1jse a ~ : + niles witheut a single fatality to & Pa*- of those rights was tyranny, and they undertook to visible Empire, he spoke in such accents as must rind ‘nstrumen - a the middie “#ter-in-law, a | : os = es . ge \1 , : ~” +4 ~hip i+ . ® : : | , — ar Silt decly roat ; BE. K. EASTHA to it than the specific prerogatives which {t setS +0 the schools of that city. gg wry d venue ecrap- ‘°° Her. = , - Se laa puiseses “i ” : ‘ n sic _ rt > - ; Safety iLure ‘ , : Pri ~ ? + ™ The : + 3 ~ . | rea caianasa, an “ : ; forth as the indispensable heritage of free men. The Dr. Jones is hostile to this action, in view of the : | 3 ‘+; roughened side, with a re- Miss Trimbl - ‘ptee - ~ - a) : oe 9 P ; ain — > 1 ; » ; Trainme a's Wares. breath of the Bill of Rights, it seems to us, is toler: ¢as¢ that a general theory of evolution {s everywhere oe | | CAS Stan: sound between @ Bize-anw | ter ane % . ‘ ‘ =: ae m Ft niae -~ ++ ss? " ® ‘ 4 ’ : 3! = en ' T) the Béitor of the Post-Dispate ance. Certain it is that without tolerance, without accepted in the scientific world, and since “many of PRESENT STATUS OF THE CATHCART E. : md a horse-fiddie. This ei rf yi or = *3 ; ~ - Yr + ~ ae | f " ‘ : . a en « e¢ Of ay .OF ; , my ¥ ' YC toy t? Sl -s &, ar. ah } respect for the oOpibiogs of others, the endow ments the pra otica] businesses of the ig such as dairy R | ord. or guir °. was — od pee re t ; - ij ' : eo - waid labor in the United States. them to any verdict, we cannot subject them to any ories of evolution.” Dr. Jones does not believe that Written fer the Post-Dispatch maxtele the bill Mise Hele i o% ar ae — z war Wy >> y ? ; ¢ 4 hic sg ‘ + A V IN te E Bt in . rer ) ; r i Yee Mr. Dwyer, we are pa i very 137) test other than the test of time and trial which they children should be brought t Oo m2ft urity in ignorance ! [ A By CLARK McADAMS Quart: oe — a ona ef Mrs. Amad i» - ‘ ‘ ‘ a we — | thp a veo his .. haa . . : ae * ¥ i . me } Trelie t ! = kev eA ad a pas : ee eae s — ¥ a P ee ? oe h #3 roh vr 1924. Ba Mas Wslics 2 #54 Pa i@ii f ‘ — a nf G0 cents per hour; have 90 splendidly me : Po + hat th oo —— Po a | : a THE QUEBEC PLAN. rene! ind there Was more “ee nsbeor 3 : enormous sum of % , gras Saye It was the vision of the founding fathers that the Moreover, he resents as a Christian minister the , ees oe LSS : , -_ et work toward th end... wa ~ ; i) Bos rears ~~ cae Ge v. s ty " nee : - : — = ———- -—-——— meee _- ~~ ° ; ul 1? t or : 7 athe * ss _~ : er .tnr. 1% 7 then avier: release oe ‘ . a . +7 ‘ . —ron hoe i@hean wih? *h the m2 1OFrl tv wmoiwer re. af es “aoe th Fi —— iGIil SON G GARDNER in Mev aught’s ‘ “~The ' ; : iia A 3 iene 80 he fa mot killed Y taal, minority a! — mal a o. a ffort of the State to impose the Bible Bpon men's Si. -| n hat the Criminal Justice ee mamuei t’ iraza, tenor, sang ae ir fiunt BE f ao OC ” freight conduc- | ena het te the ve hich the Rev. Dr. Richel- : yes t] hi BALLAD ON A CAT'S WHISKERS. Sir) I notice that t . This time } iY tor March. MiMosary” i. Spanish.as one of his & Girne hea Mm Prormrio.wea [Oo wm TTeiS iit * hehe eh SDC. liest 18 ti he verity Ww \ ae oY. - * 20s aes consciences nd faith. He belie, eS ihe religion ww Lii ch - +t 2 % : Associa’ ar is bobbin up agai Y? Thi ime . os . boot! g.. corruption, ; So: =pan a 6 R} . re eae we By .AsS5 . ew é " . rT . MWromolpon ’ a oe “ae 7 as a a Pe ; ‘ ee ES ree oe SS ee *he - Ps « hese ew & waN/ ad ae shea 4 % J Oi +e ies gin * a+ ' _ © ris . oe fot, ¥ i 4a" - : ' Pe ae. A son does not grasp. That is the verity from which 4), pine reveais is an invitation and not a com-; -~ Thomas cat sat pn the fence | eg a silly, weak, flatulent at tack on the | REI 2 L.sezi's Hungarian ° Colleas — 4 . : +h aw ai © = , , ~,3 bi bok 4 -@-- ea szgaapaies Forces 5 t a Governm mt: LD t it See Ls to Woo rpe , fa ; - »tns rt! hritry - : ; . 23 y3 chs ei bye me ii + 8 ¢ iS CU Vy QAIIrr*e 7 } i ‘5 ? yey lle tery % ‘=n : ea aed -eTrveor s ¢} i . es + 5 al ? D 7 ; 7 se ihe “ roe eel oe } } or wth in- a a ry,? ’ ded + WLiilig > an ? ” 9 } Pn nC nD t & 4 ) ii¥ it@TT, rz i’ Vv iz ‘ + ms ¥ - st a , * noe = ae ? Ty ar Lov t oySi- pe Rs 2... ‘ e anisu OR 0 0 ¥ —— iinet has to look THE GRAHAM BILL. | re a as a a te Lf arn shetk | SARE EP POTS: OS. Se ee a system which is now generally eae = » Mexican National ni ee wee ee i a den rieg| eS, it is easy to understand why Dr Jones has Mor I'm an ultra-modern sneik. — cians,|/etc. Now this report, recently pro- + dispenses Rerican. The " ’ for other employment Hoiding his se Congressman Grahams bill to increase the saiaries a ie . Atlanta tz A . ntiments | EYiend, here’s a secret—hold to that— ; ulgated by Mr. Guy A. Thompson, chair- the Quebec plan. The Governmen Mymn followed “The Star Spangies AT SON j Q ; “2 ie | Or : ae wet 9 4 | i - ? ee a a eciged to iPave ~ tianté - rie Speaas se aa i an si ; Riper hi +. — 4 ~ca ? ; . » ’ " gts . ? * 437 ; el ta and © os Federal ee oe eras ghee na or however sweet and fair in other climes, are The whiskers make or mar the cat. ; man of the Survey C rommittee of — wag ° ‘wines and spirits under careful & Beeer” at the eae eee Former Profe : os eaticfactory mientai rit 'woicd, Bo re , i toer ar o Rei - o ' hysica!l examination, ne Is ag oni ps ae heretical in Georgia. “My form ta good, an iexegte ' weter I s ’ ncaa a ni pon condi- | . @epeormed abou’ one-half o > 2UGi- | sit .i with seniority dating from first reasonable iene for passage. Ar identical bill bas + ees When days are warm, I sit ‘and purr; utte lack of 195 cou nt eg. Those are the option speutiii to try the system. ra mee. whic) was scattered over the : ‘ | } Ps stews ‘~ , ' i i _ » 5 ngs \ uD - - - ; . ade 25 . "Tt" te us 3 “—4* oa employment been offered in the Senate by Mr. Ernst. The judi- | IN DEFENSE OF PETER SALM And when the moon comes up at night | eeuntion where mivdess ase Se end tar be [In Mentresl, wae Se Sa Qe@AMrst foo- and the balcony. After The death : —-" a - Yr ‘ ; AL . . ; , 4 tors on sprees sap ace . . é i +e e ores : o ; Lr : : i Mr Pwver seems not to know that ! clary is now notoriously underpaid. and onlv sheer | I hop the fence im sheer delight. tween hose old country doctors, or men tion, there are 49 Governmen and WEN concer*. ‘he audience went to Of Ur. Die ga tr ee er renee 3 ‘ 7 - he aa > ‘ . ‘ ™~a oe nA } . _—s 95 _—— —_ } : ' : we pry? : Ee order to cualify for the position as a 1 defeat the present movement Peter Salm is not & cry babr, as press reports When other cats) would Maim ane siay who aré not physicians, know about as well sale of hard liquors ane re Meme Stare and inspected the instru- proto hs ‘ mm? t ngeiness can cgereat 4a © pre Powese as Vy Caen .. . ae ' an : , : - — os? Yee - as 4s - ne ~s — serie d . ; si Ee Graham bill the Chief Justice of the S®e™ tO make Oim out. He is merely the victim of 1 sing alone my tunefu! lay. as does the Coroner of St. Louis the death- licensed sellers of b ai a Ments. Ia Tipica, which was the and St. Loui . ee te eo f. oP) 9 oO? I ner Ng Ly; Trane Lee ty} i the wiet Pe... ice OT Lailé oe “ap es 5 am ae 5S a pong & tm Pe uuUess wae i a Wie + - ree 3 a * 10 ° _ ier: o@% . : e nti —_ i. rigid as tor —_-—- : ; , two indiscretions, and immediately this scanda]-mon- he burden of my) song ts tha jealing effect of a gunshot wound or the province of Qu bec iss? Oficial cr-hestra of the recént) De stry a > ; + t+atnoeg regard: 1 - ey t 2° i} ce ann! b rT? ay 7 ’ Seaioilistpa Bearcat aris ee , sacri oe = _ su (eines ™ my wey * ¢ } =. ~ sd - * * , ti vii co starters ics ‘5 ‘ eA . 7 \ fh 7” “ . In a8 Ti ant a’ ; eo rng ‘ > ; © x m | | 8 } Lares Wornld ecelye 1. as ’' ann aaesiY LAs siPad ; . : ; i : oe :° whiskers mm axe EP ymmone &: ru2t@ . > i q).4 ue w , . . . . * % 2 ey ’ ? -_ A 2ks GA M4 V4 a & Wor 4 Wadbts wi a. &® Weta s reputati Ur. . * ~ — _ cant of al he comm " no’ ncedg nm 7:0 | 2, ~ \i Bay : . ss ? : of $7 , & (445 The Lorg sé £0 { Ra DR i, ior OF cog ianc, - ; e . _ e ; ‘ P * *. low otner @ te ewe that Those co! untry peop.e arOW For ~J een Ling, ot OG BF pit as - ri 2 Sgain tfonigh al conmeeual Thursday aw eee fe . * would trust their trains and en- , , It would bé foolish, of course, to deny that Peter’ ~wWhen Mirnte sity somewhere belo pL AE I cost : ~oroner of St. Louis. ness is done with American vise here yesater company would : 9 sis of comp rison, gets 900. The Associate wise . cig arty Ey age much better than the Coroner or St. Lous. ee ee ee mete Friday nights. gt: e th eir } NUMAN ims g wt * at ON mints ba : Paes ae - 4 =| eon AH +: : cmad tha first time he was taken to see bis father And listéns to . eT tuneful pater ™ sips we 2 or inst an Ce, that when ba drt nike come Tr ostiy to Montreal. AS the ¢ oat F ' ~ gn ad tty > years az tu Se aie them imnta ustices would he raised from $14,500 to oJ .JUU, Ulf- aE ae ee ‘ . pie . Aik eee gt ie es Ng Ges eas 4 ee ae Se — Ade iney Kn s - . about anata en ~— , re wrone ve WOU Prunes ' age Justices : anes : ; : ; a ‘the Count It would be just as foolish to doubt th 1 Se ee SeHocs ™ _— ae . en driver of a car comes dashing down §sion’s annual gross receipts are son, Dr. Ret ‘ternity’ Now, Mr. Dwyer, dO you NOt cenit Judges from $8590 to $15,000, the District eee gf Pia euisey nae nd drive some folks to suicide. . | sc ge Pia P ¢ > 49 miles per 960.900 the Wnited States must acosmme? x E a well-knawi A; eternity as the atone | Ce i ane he whimpered so much the second time he vr ithe the bricks and stones and shoes | through the streets at 3) to eo — year since ¢ | : et ose the trains? You | {To™ $7500 to $12,500. English Judges all along the be whimper ek eh Ge ea cl ti st on | een aad pane date ak OO Ween OP lene 616.006 eget the provit —_P APER S— (2 : % of in rence 1o handle the trains Pa get much higher salaries than those provided _ount Saim that tae coting parent took him back Recause there's pres i can use; meshes nie th Se simply a plain case of liquor act wen ‘nto effect in to i A i the St La vs ry os hi¢ ‘ U ; Sees = : ee 5 aiilitt 4 : iqgevicoaih dine oe ies eign sae 5% 5 ; ‘ * ‘ i wr " ; f fd Tatas? a 2 nn : sen eG ~ aa bike, 4s - ; . : spoke about your farmer boys ey egeumpe Veo ae to his mother’s — an hour ee the appointed And,sing. in spitejo? hackneved sca! onesies or een the ‘etream of tourists “ gOF COL. HO U S E) school, said S aa ry PVP Trt) SOTli« ©. in ine aPaDam Dili. o te Fie tr mak rT mar t*e cat Ay ieee — been ; a ° o ow tra} T ; : " ’ . AAs - ? * 9 * = tere pee: a Lbs 4 i - + paeeet , } h on : rego 4 ‘ ee sy RePt? Aa great rmanys ‘ongress could rdiv make a better anda sounder imit. A dozen lor ida corr nden ts doubtless had spe (wae [Tt Phi concept ion of the nee? ore real nd Qu sebec Bae ber at 2068 Continued from Page 15. : oe. ve + ast : thenr do, but 1 have se i stalin Tete el eo idapargaess PP" catches o “Pe eo nical z each visit tioked r “AT . ned upon the e vivid imagination of either nee man estimates the num a ‘talented tee! = of the ‘ome to some of the large ter- .. tment than to pass the Graham bill. Federa] “[*OP Watcaes on Peter, rring e€aco visit, and ticked LENVOL becasue temcnising &*. Louis o Mr Thompson per season Not all of Ben wasted. I am afraid ft will} bridge work ; os ; em , A ae | eaves ee “~ yecg ta oe a vie , * *oroner of St. Louis or Mr. Th , ry i. ee at ell r idge 3g 4 ‘ ha Tab ? 91 an ana i; oft ¢} fir t Wall t the s* . ‘7 + uty ro i t2e Coroner , Je ‘ 7 ; t. as 4 Bi — . . i pe eee | trainmen have to face men, engage in other remunerativre inca Dis- — ne a vo VOemnce. en or oe ae Sete ae Coroner of St. Louis a clean bill of health. and the marttime provinces ; Cus s. world-wi e —. 77 NAL MI @ Pa eit tis aaa es where living expenses are 20t that Peter cried, but whiy. The wonder is not ‘the truth ts plait—-remember that There are more violations of law and crimes Newfound! and. and Prince Edward Col. House to the President: here and in @ i. UR. trict Jucges in iocailti here ring expenses are. F The whiskers make or mar the cat ron ay : tion laws. ; we o) et, h ? : ° sae! — re. ee ou de ee = : ; i “te a uf ; 2 t : very high and where rent consumes a great propor- hat he howled so long, but that he di id not how! a G. HALTERMAN of al? kinds in the City = ye bt —— by (are still under prohib Terrible Gamble’”’ $d ee ee ee S Eee propor: —_ adcagr ey amecocmecere | gon there are in all of the 195 coun- a Wee > ent of the Hattians. — a — > live on longer. Peter Salm has never had ch ‘ a . . ° | day, than t ARTMENT. | ee naqued Treatment | t Dispatch. tion of income find it almost impossible to live on ® ™ or p ss +ac wa H Ks _ | tes put together. | AN ARMY DEP. mn Unpreparedness. ) ¥ To the ba a : oe ican ran -ordinarv lawvers 24S Deen obliged to consort with nurses. private da- It has b some time since anything so |; “Ss ™™ ) _ : a i Inquirer. neh - ruly 1 “2 tH ,\ kb; rege] Ww ith interes? your article ei Quy a Year. In a cay when even ordinary Aawyers pot oe = ie "+ : ey + n — a BS bead bane se gf atte Yije@ slag Reed -Borgn The iarge cities, and ‘ see nine a ‘From the hiladelphia : Man. — Mass., July 4, 1916. 3 ] lk hind Haiti, based on make more than this, it is an indignity to ask a, ‘®cUlves, Florida realtors and two temperamental] politicall: ee e republic. | ties that have expert Coroners, are the law- | EPRESENTATIVE BLOOM !s @ Miinear Governo: ie by Pau nderson ON Fialmi, Oasea | wes socal : : orante } ee Seeks 3 campaign has been seen in the republic. | ? the State of Mi uri. is ee 3 ad taps ae thy of occupying a Federal bench to accept | Parents. When he was little more than’a vear ok . mS Gee reaking spots of the te of Missouri. ° yee ‘ ”. | facts as reported by Rev. A. McGowan. man worthy of occupying a Federal bench to acce} Prnnth} a ‘ ~ ‘These two puissant gentlemen, who com- mir cae lg fact, Mr. Thompson? The people | come in for some good-patures "+ Sver since toa , nt of the peoer colored people ; oe 1é Was forcibly carried into the presence cof a lon 23 ita Ot wsalitw ef not | os +e Ce ne ee eee . it Sy Sees - ‘ nant of ny? reas ts =e C Ha gem 1 street g Such meager pay. si ae is i , » * a & bine with great ability the qualits a y | of this State will look upon your report as [pecause of his bill to change the aa +48 yea: and saw the prepa in Elarti ts soar — ce ae o____—___—_— Can, anguiar gent.eman with a Hapsbur Z jaw. “This. knowing when ther are licked, thing tne ‘ +3 trrity é id ae , Bon that she } e for war. Nice 2 on our Legislators, that they ttt on ' ; 6 RP A a: . rE By = a seg the World | a bumptious, pe ‘ULOUS peace or paternai ‘the War Department to the De e hav nad mas te. Stronghoid om our | ane | ROUGH ON ROYALTY ceter, Said a nurse, “is Dadda.’ Now. a person of can taxe the United States out _ — ign “OUNTRY GENTLEMAN. ty may be more e wondered at the comp: “ we, s? ee Lb : : tn . . t | P * . ‘ mesons +h marmot m™ he te Sil. as th Pry Vv but tRere — e %. - — 4 oar ae hee nt Ar more poise might hare comcanied his feeling behind a Qurt Dy beating the Senators who Yo wae . vs % ~~. toe ne , +. os me se 3 : . oni res " ; . Sy . “ . . , , . ‘ " . sey lt, 4 —— nor t ry ee . 3° te 2 and ‘ “OT ™ * yer tr whieh thoy s . : a i * er AUS b ais is vr area ha most likely Was. , .3 hardly tion.— Disraeii. . clea Re (ne Tiagazine $s 4 n pt ae £ a Dos tion a? security. q oe vcs eae - “ae | Net. ee es % ie ee x : a parsivatay . Sane mae te LaUMmMD ee NS PP hae thecee two giants of the Sen- ad e ° country which refer to the = pitty 3 he Wonder ‘too, whether we did arene’ FEORGE SCHEMEL SR lave been accustomed. Count Salm is cited as 3 | | PFOA D: 34 gh ay ott Rael eet oy awn ‘ 2 ; ° possibility “oC. : Knowing this, can the world judge Peter harsh!r” ite, in which McKinley is Dut a pigmy, PAGING A. QUIE nent lways vieuaoe _ noves = ot make 4 Mistake tn not prepar- See : 7. ae | .. ”» * ir ‘ ” #F x - le ¢ os | rrimbling ' Yr ™ eee ie , pete ate 2 . ice el ‘—- 4 ; - ¢ + _ VT a ~~¢ lw + 7% 1 «ts é “* ? « - s . See , Censorship of Moral a} » nse oo? i j#@q . a4 - , 4 pss : es ti eel Sarum . 7 ] : this censorship go’ ried an English bank account, but had revenue there. LITTLE MATCH? states. McKinley will no doubt be Sabie to | And methods of the inquisitio: ‘ally tae beget ‘ inimized. leo. “UOFCe peace. | Oo watt ahve ao you a! f ft af t and a number of (From the Dallas Morning News.) emerge from his refuge to find the land- | gg (though I know not who frst said it) (¢y) aspects will be mi 7" war comes with Germany. ft 4 . : ‘i? he * hat churen do you 3 rom cul otf atter the Ronevmoon, and : Umver of . ™ : sap 3 nig O sal Moraga + , . . - t ; Next ft will be “Wha ici daneliiciintenin ? : ; . “ srt hark , w + Seemy heli , u ~ . n=. He ts no great shucks as a Senator: but his ; For arguments howe’er mIingaMant FORTt N“ ES AS and be er belief that we are : 2 ha « ~* hea ‘ VOR wear ime ual : ? *% ‘ bed 5 } * » ¢9° Ta 1 ’ “ ° What clothes d ee i en, on | Wikter ; x ea , | erelome cellar ts, we dare say, as cood as | Which still betray poetic taient, From the Toledo Blade. o tag = ‘ss impotent to do he: § ‘ . i * , tee Ff Phe 4 weet a*7 % . . aw > wCO- rT i 4 *? e , ' eee “~ 2 OnNARe CAISLS & on 4 . PETTY. 2 on S } aw tye } 5 3 a) .. , ru } th t vou Wil tell us when ’ > / 7 . rr r é a Q a 2 eo Oe ta Dp _ 4 . : eon , - - . 4 revive: of the Siue tfwe as tne Cause “ national marriages by American giris and their aay mean Se wee Mites S oe mere the shrine of Wayne B. Wheeler, , a run Surely there & ne “Unless Ger many disarows the 2 ; isa 7 shabua : of 4 im: ‘ I am chpable, discreet, do anvy- > pa a _ im , in tne iong a 4684 " “ . , in and Promise« not to repeat.” a this pubit ares fond fatiers, who feit they could aff rd the best. o4 - niien S4i0d jell | And like ail other rabid drys le man. nothing hetter is “a || é : , x . orn 7. 2 ich seaters : a*a 4 ; : #%s.4 ng witho ut q ‘est i0np8. =DeciAilse in t Pia ° 4 E ‘ +d " nes den! s .or our c ; + f A m4 Down with t oe ee oe SeRenee «SESE ae SS ea ae ay “eres Xistence to goc: Times denies, ( if we cannot improve Masons Open Auditortam. ae noral life They didnt aiways get it, and there haa been 4a ate ws ers: confidenti: Bom P-135, : 7 | him, if we can ae >. ,OMman or on anyone Whose Mora ends ss = : | - cate matte r me lilea ¢ j row d then, -_ ° rec e the oon a ‘= wi oe " - oncern of ly Hign-.00Kk- widespread feeling that the balance of frade Wasn *? | : Heraid. - . —s ee = ~ | Without learning to app a at nena ~ ” pices: : ; should be Oo con ‘3 Bo a. ! Wit i , | ; =O ift Us hear from A. Qu 2en. ke hings p! roduce d by men, itae . ke Mich., Feb. 3. -_ aes i ing mobie aft? ding Amertcan exvact.iyv in our faror If The time NaS come when ' ed So peso hep iat adit eayahead Rieti siptes.2 : eee . iti rtanes a Luella VW ‘ ert be 4 co) Saws s Le Is this [aw going to » Up: L. Can ' ¢? ; i " | That cannot be the real estate business, Paternalistic are his notions, | to appreciate art and th yo po ints of f * elius, America = is oe om. 46 a mation noge @adventureus noblemen find themselves holding the , ie i . 4 not realizing the fine pe sopranc. and the Detroit Ss te eo? emigration asi 0 = niv } t delicate matter o Federal Rule go his devotion | We are be ee these officers of emigration ask Abo ; ; ; a béch a is Not a @.1 ter To jer: .@ £ : -euid have left his =p» lony Orchestra sheared honr- ‘Bid anyone's private life’ Can thev be sus- Sack, Amer'cansa ‘ust Ope they will find {t g00C ' anywhere. erhaps they are branching ut. He thinks all men, white, black or r sorrel, lization. a * a feor of the = — th i ¢ th - |. ae ‘ < ; rs lies . “ i *, "2 YT} ' up tHe i: ac ees nin o tae “* ees C8 Such an unheard-of line Of exercise, Sir: A sign in Carruthersville. Mo.: Can be by law created moral. une for mopping pevarts ie left i t im | of the itn seaneaill = Be a: = wacn Way is the country with this tendency to catch and quit them. !t ee aeevsee+t | He dotes on Voistead and his minions Be ees f+ it for the _~ vines & tea : : m " , < ; = : ta i Ai ; : rep MR rn eT eT oh a kitwebne 6 ee weeweces cance ; — a ie i ate it » se au to un ‘s o~ ‘3 : i ‘ 7 @it iui’ oO OT ip : ; a aa i al are ts ‘ ", -annot tani cur wet ovninion . atrviction Word. besos . heading = a. seems iikeiy that Europe will hare to devise other 319 F ine for Eating Wate mMe.on 4 ' And ca sane ees ‘ » “ : a a more beautiful rorld He Unit of the $7.999.909 stru ane A. waemever « foreigner visits our shores This Par : But. just to prove that I"m not knockin of making a m< m2 and ask him. ! beg ypuardeo: her these means of paring her war debts. If may eren oerur pias ce | Mor sing¢ng ‘nm a spirit mocking, it for the purpose of incre ae wwntch nas been under cee bo: Vv insolent questions” some of the noblemen to go to wark at*something ne te denis wth een Chie rede trying to | Dear Just a Minute. tel! ts when |pacity for appreciating yr aac nee four years, to ie Sew Tab tr “je ed it aPpPears that “ue nia he. : ; i= os * Lae dd . i , is 3 eee - “ : oust it te | : ou si besides Opuent fathers-in-iaw, in order ta recoup los: | move matermelong eating indoors? | Well hear once moreayfrom A. Qui- ' ful. He devoted . ton MD i the laughing steck ek urepe. ‘ rae aa pre aa Ww. | cYNicos. higher type of intellect. a. . JOHN [fortunes and @& reguiariy. The divine right of | a. G, ~ Satu

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___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1926, oe _ ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH , Soha ; . ee — “ANTHONY AND ANNA' TO BE : Tinklingly Renders en recently by Mr. and Mrs. | Popular Music of Two A. Hart, formerly of Portland Nations. = ,Gustine Golf Club in St. nor, ‘sta. mi neenya,” tin- ae great painted _ sign, -ircus,”’ decorated the big top | choir of the |.) he big toy ‘ Tipica Orc hestra, a 1€ rangements were complete in st night, and toes began detail. was a qt eee LLOPOC menace F4 pandolones, and marimbas, be- | piled the stringed instruments of | high on their heads. rchestration, gave the ‘the Harts for a fortnight. seorsa! 0 _ chile con carne and' ram. Languishingly they and golondrinaed. Not all the color of the perform- gree was in the music. Rainhbow- ang rapes draped the musicians’ i\heavily belted robes covered gayvly striped burnous. to the Henry M. tended by a number of St. Louisans was a “Circus” Biv- | yk ‘. bt 1 | | is" _ ‘ 1 ? AN ORCHESTRA, N attractive costume party at-) St. Louis, for “one night only’? last week on the links of the St. Au- 'Fla., where they now reside, of the ar- and Mrs. Lucas have been visitine Mrs. Louise Wise Lewis, h Flagler millions. boulevard, their daughter, | p,-chine vin Will Be Repeated at Pub- lic Performance Tomorrow. | Members of The Players at the | Artists’ TO BE MARRIED hn | Guild Little Theater to-| John night, will see the second per-| place, | formance, by a group of members of “Anthony and Anna,” appear to- the will night, same cast which every night. Tomorrow rie, | Pattison and Mrs. ' Moore. ' mm, a en ae by 2 of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Carr of Cab-!He spoke today on “The Troubled anne avenue. The bridal party will}Waters of Sin.’’ “At yesterday's €CiresS include Miss Julia’ Fay Carton,|services he spoke on “The Goad Chauncey Knapp and Mr. and Mrs.| Behind the World,’”’ and declared OF SOVEREIGNTY | | | three-1ct | 3 ; comedy by St. John Ervine. The) Augustine, ' firet presentation of the piay, | never before produced on any **Hari’s tare . totam at 41 Wednes- stage, was made at ine eacnes i above day Club last Saturday by the} j per- | formance will be repeated for the, : the floor throughout the ee charmer, sideshows, hot-dog public, whe to the jazzy rhythm of MARCO RQ IS a a bs ae The cast is directed by Peter | , & } g ; heby.” | , ; : pink lemonade were | Greig, who appears in the char-) ied 5 a Tes, sir, thats my mace - evidence. | acter of the young Englishman, oee a Ms Those who heard Conductor Tor- F ldoase hostess, who was Missa Marvy | while the chief feminine role, that LAA aee pee: a ca’s 39 musical hombres in *UC@S, daughter of Mrs. J. B.C. 'of an American girl, is taken by PRE. HA Pie # reblan ¢ their series ie tee Lucas, and her sister-in-law, Mrs. | Elojse Frazier. Others in the cast dare sth tide he why s0 many alah _ oe Srpeared as bare- lare Henry Grattan, George H. | ph 2a oe a 4 ; soncerts here know P - AT)! iat sta rs in short, many-lavered | Mooore, Culver Fastedt, Downey ss oon AAS Py 9 onograph records have aiternate ee skirts and a bodices Cut L. Harris. Mrs. William G. Funck | er a ifs Peer”, | in Spanish. These Spanish- |'° 4 ~——- V at the back. hey wore ,and Joe Rouveyrol. The produc- | SPF ke Did Ga ee gues sehelr salterics Wide ruching about thelr necks. ‘tion committee consists of Mrs. | Feb nh Peraking folk, wit ‘jand their short, curled hair was | Ralph Ih. Thompson, Mrs. Everett! George Hi. /pastor of Ponce de | Activities SEEN BY ‘THE PLAYERS’ TONIGHT NEW PASTOR COMING | Thre-Act Comedy by St. John Ir- | ati BRITISH EARL WRITES PLAY INSIGNIA OF FRENCH LEGION WINS PRIZE SECOND TIME FOR Co DOOP MEL OLE RIG” Lg 1 OOIES SG + VOC ens, >. RSC PI ES OES ERLE SEER ARATE AACR a Ee The Rev. Dr. -1. Ashby Jones, Church, Atlanta, since 1917 . To Form a Wesley Brotherhood. A Wesley Leon Baptist Brotherhood wil] be | FRANK TO THE UTMOST LIMIT OF HONOR FOR RUDOLPH GANZ PREPARING ADVERTISEMENi ; f sileeicaioaies s F ; - _Lathom Says Story of Noble Bach- Conductor of St. Louis Sympbony Mrs. | se Perham Proetz re ~ “4 : Ss {) = - | elor Is True to Certain Fringes : Orchestra Reccives Notice of ed S1000 by Institution Set Up | - ° 2 s | of Society. His Election to the Order. by katward W. Bok. ~ “set thie Seorone itis es i: es | Copyright. 1926, by the Press and Pulitzer | The insigni: of the French Io he second asive Ven Publishing Cos. (New York World ; ,'Mrs. Erma Perha! Hroety of ; ees st-Dispatch.) ‘Legion of Honor, one of the most ‘nents Sle ' n " ° oF ; wf ti &' fst sa 8 TRG) iis "4 | LONDON, Feb. 23.—-The Earl of coveted of decorations, will be con- . paged a gi1 prize for prepete ‘Lathom's daring play “wet ferred on Rudolph Ganz, conductor tion of an ad BAAR 4a aed + tA ‘nS G4 7 9 - Paint,’ was presented-to a private lof the St. Louis Symphony Orches- Hat ve d - Ag | \ oe é ’ . ™ i ree Tice el iy Aiward ’ : . ee seert pianist. when AWat ound i faudience last night. It is about) ZS SP¢ noted concert pianist, when iy = The «advertisements, pt ‘the greatest catch in London so-/he gves to Paris this summer. lished in national magazines, we ‘ciety, a rich and noble bachelor} Notification of his election tO arransed by r bot irs i Oo ‘who has escaped matrimony tor | the legion came to the St. LOWS peption with her work wit several seasons. }musical leader by cable vesterdas Gardner Advertising Co of bal | DLathom wrote the play under'The Legion of Honor was founded 7 oyjc. ' the name of Edward Wuilbrasam. iby Napoleon I in 1862. Its present The prize was for effectite con \Its premier drew a first page emblem is a five-rayed star Of pination of illustration and te eulogy from the Dally Express,, white enamel! edged with gold. With qyurew Loomis of Chicago mud ' ? x ‘ 1 tari) y , ‘ 7¢ an, . og which proclaimed the ptece as the figure 2g the Republic, a sips the picture. The previous aw; “well in the Noel Coward class." the reverse side two flags with the for a 1924 advertisement, was words, . Hionneur et Patrie.”’ It use of illust ration. “The language of the play is effective Kins , vane Ta : is slirmounte . } f oak kee 7 frank to the utmost limit.’ sail the #% Sur! iounted by a wreath of oak ;Proetz is the wife of Dr. Arthur ~ aur . g : le ? e .} 43 TY) 7 tT , i] ¢ iy vY ‘ * " ° *? Express. “There are brutal Anglo- /#nd laurel, and suspended from W. Proetz of the University Clu red ribbon. {Saxon words, all three of those the Suilding. 'censor hates so.’ The Express /says Lathom should have a great | |future as a dramatist. The other) - _——— -_ Illustrated Lecture by Indian. Russia Bars Shooting of Sables. | Chief Buffalo Child Long Lance,; yAKUTSK, Siberia, Feb. 23.— ; Papen are less enthusiastic. | Blackfoot Indian and Carlisle Sable skins, the costlest and rarest Lathom said his play was a real/ graduate, will give an {illustrated hecoming 80 searce inet 2 al fn *6@ a ! or j — ‘picture of lif ag it exists on cer-/ tecture on North American Indian He | of furs, are that the Gr to prohibit further shooting of the vernment cle ided } a — — f re Sean nlox . : ox, T> ¢ — eer, y* f i aaa sa ee ) i itheater after certain portions have e Izaak Walton League shot. AS M arn 4 a moonlight serenades of their own ; 1, et opm : vet tra’. road, Webster Groves, will be mar-j Houston, Tex., is conducting Lu- Mi ashington boulevard, will come been altered to me a . sate” ncaa oatate oo te bles in Russia have been diminish- to . : tume. Mr. \ , i he ek a »|thera services|. ce, the censor. s Vashi on. ing. fr. Moon was an Arab ia :o Alfred Chambers Carr Jr., son'this week at the American theater. |He is 57 years old and has been Economics at Washingt g en at © \ was check “ , i ers or their chairs. Their ee = hecked Satin pier- Edward C. Hermann. ‘that “you cannot be an evolution- nt the scarlet bows of rot costume, with pointed hat ani — 7 aes ___.__-_— |jst and at the same time a hbeliev- organized at St. John’s Methodist - _« 1¢ . ane ‘ — - } Cp gpiotady Greenwich Village imi 4 ee , cas pe oe oe the Scriptural account of/Church, Kingshighway and Wash- | - z : 3 neiacione : After the luncheon a. piaylet, “Am! (ogc oo ington boulevs ‘rid renina::| Wy S sheir towering sombreros of| “+ group of St. Louisans who athletic Interlude.” showing a class | ettO™ ; pad boulevard, ‘Friday evening. | = et oie oP eel tOre MAGMING 16 Bend the sum- |; ~+ocien) euities in. ikon will he| - ee ‘ery Cxistence of the unl-| Wiliam Ward of London, En-| 4 ? ‘ ae “es “e 44 Slslis és: 17 yy} 73 ) Beaen, i ty > ‘ , } - . . it: miform gray Showed ¢ imer in ke ‘age Ey _,.. th physical culture 1Su, will be vorse argues in most positive lan-|gland, president of the World's! ats nt being Guite modest in com- ;** urope includes Mr. present: “2 ‘od ial th ) ‘ a ry y Dt, th those of the Breau ‘and Mrs James L Ford tr _ ° guage for the truth that God iS; Federation of Christian Brother- WY “Wy d mrison Wi sige eek e ie ezey ee : "s Afre fiearce -F Pewer af 87 i behind the world,” he said. hoods. wil] be the ¢ a ’ \\ bermmels of the Avenida Cinco de | 0 o4 Westmoreland place, their 1", aL ee eee es ee ee : Bs Pete TRG GUO at & SEN im \\* Barc |daughter, Mis’ Jean, and oth. (ore eenrer tae ae eee | POPE INSISTENT —— | , * je ' oP ter Le ason ’T) wT er ‘ rH i , of Melody. eee Camtie- pre | Der season in Winter Pam, Fm | Z The Vehicles y | vy: Mr. ee yy rhe marimbas, not wholly new: and Mrs. George H. Shields of 6405 ne eae ae ON RECOGNITION Z : Z Ya #,, s. Louis playgoers. are massive | Wydown Miss Janet and a" a es h > hs ‘ eee sviophones. The bandolons 2 Une Seog son, Gearre H. | ) Beverly Hills, Cal.. as the Continued from Page 15. a7 ayes wandolines, but/Snields iil, and Mr. and Mr& In-) poyse cuest of former St. Louls | ————— een [+ - - i » on ‘= . sani shiess ets : a, eae oo ~ ; = I pe” rt n s r nN int ' oor Torredlanca wrote it out forigram F. Boyd of 6465 Ellenwood | residents. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar W,. 15 2bout to. be transformed into “ The ‘© an —_ Bee ue ee passiabeae Seees 8 a sal aes in st. Louis a number of times. me mites! Weak ae ie “pitt is under discussion now. It is ‘ MAX CLE. : sk ae ter, Helen, of West Big Bend road, ‘ - : ‘ "4 Quartet singing opened the bill Miss Helen Fe vburn, daughier , Fs Meri , Fie pa more than &@ mere measure restor- ‘ hue Cf ] 4 by | . ‘POV e T gqoay {) é Ac mil, | ! wr ik ain ¢ lo = | caer VW “ h was at first of Mrs. Amadee Valle Reyburn of : hy - bi Be . ss B my ex . i] re ing religio is teaching in the schools } - % Sui, ‘ et - » nc 2 Pert. . . ° : Q : Oils aif eidman. ney Vill c- thea ° 7T f +h hi ¢ : THE QUEBEC PLAN. - tened. and there was more 4664 Lindell boulevard has mone to .... St. Louis the latter part of ye neé Sar fe aac > i te anc i ss ae $ . +4 “i : : (Greensboro : : +, ar bi : Wn ee ee clergy, part of which has been un- LSON GARDNER in McVaught’s Monthesiiare work toward th end. ee ee FO WIRE her Apri! ieiite f "aati it ie ae . - : ~ nr . > dates ¢ rolvier-In-iaw and siste r ‘Ir af) fg rea bet Cl atOuli Lai ads ly for March. mel Pedraza, tenor, sang “The Mrs. Hunt Benoist ee, D Ire Jaeper Svdnev “The reception we reserve for ec- > . ‘ , f wildness = : tik : a puiiman Was emn occasion of the consistorial al ask-toting and other forms of wild ‘ee titimbas and all. Other com-;con tomorrow at ithe College Club. ¢armerlv Ave Mar G0 n ofthis jlocution Dec. 14, 1925 he people of the Dominion have turned 10, Whose names appear on the | ee ty “But no fitting negotiation, or : | . uA § ‘ 4. leat ‘ 7 sae e se 4s st , r k gr: » Spar 4a ee aes hh lmmmllmll!llelm SC . Systern which is now generally known 4s ral are ke ete ah ] atin- DR. 0. 0, Mv, LE CRON DIES The Jewish Hospital Alumnae no legitimate accord has occurred, u ‘h exice ations e Quebec plan. The Government dispenses ea fe agape ee S cea Association will entertain the staff tor can occur so Jong as the AD iOlLiowe: . 1@ star angeieu P 7 : ste P P nes and spirits under careful regulation, = k the end of agree AT SON'S HOME IN LONDON and students of thea Schoo] of iniquituous condition imposed “bt “ ma . . oo a Otay a = Nursing, Thursday evening, with a! upon the Holy See and the Ro- nm districts that declare their desire in loca! ption elections to try the system. . - * . Montreal, which has a million popula- on, there are 49 Government etores for the ale of hard liquors and wines, and 12 icensed sellers of beer. For the entire province of Quebee with a population of stores. . - « + ti ‘per cent of all the commission's busl- | ess is done with American visitors, whe: rome mostly to Montreal. As the commis Mion's annual gross receipts are about $40,- 900,000 the United States must account for ome $16,000,000. Every year since the iquor act went into effect in the province Mericans and other med about one-half of the audi-'! w which was scattered over the foor and the balcony. After, Concert, the audience went to ifaze and inspected the instru- Ms. La Tipica, which was the orchestra of the § recent "gon administration, will play Mm tonight, tomorrow, Thursday. Friday nights. Ago. he death in London, of Dr. D. ©. M. Le Cron, professor at Burnes Dental] and St. Louis University Sch: Dentistry and an Internati: known dental technician, nounced in a here yesterday. *y i 2.600.000 there are 60 He had —_—————— ' 'son, Dr. Robert N. Le HE I N T I M A py E a well-known « Dr. James P. P A P E R S-— ithe St. Louis Cron, yf Quebec the etream of tourists to Mont- § University eal and Quebec has been swelling. One iF C O L ° H O U S E. school, said today that the lotel man estimates the number at 200,000 Continued from Page 15. | Dr. Le Cron was one of the er season. . . »« Notall of Canaés as gone over to the Quebec plan. Ontarie nd the maritime provinces of Nova Scotia, | fewfoundland, and Prince Edward Island. re still under prohibition laws. Wasted. I am afraid it will along until it is too late to} aq known, and had tit through.” | Col | world-wide reputation by his Ol. House to the President: Latins ,;bormer Professor of Barnes Dental Q School Retired Four Years England. former Scheol ol of maily was at- cablegram rec retired five years ago and resided with his dentist in London. ag Wh dean of dental talented technicians in crown bridge work the dental profession gained a : ols oe rsning avenue iS spending two ance at Forest Park Hotel. man pontiff still exists.’’ / -- Finished Up to the Minute. You can only keep dry rot and sun decay ouf of your curtains by having them laundered at least four times a year. It may seem expensive, but you will save the cost in material and help make your home more beautiful. Victor 1473-1474-1475 2000-2-4-6 8. Jefferson AY- Our trucks serve St. Louts, Web- ater, University City, Clayton, Ma- plewood, Richmond Heights, etc. sr al \ ~ AH \ x . \ . ~ ON \\ é r - sf. “4 A es, Get “Tender , ‘ ~ ‘ ‘ e1vyed also elder most and work | here and in England. terrible Gamble” | in Unpreparedn | ess. AN ARMY DEPARTMENT. ‘rom the Philadelphia Inquirer. @® Manchester Mass. Julw 14. 1915.) EPRESENTATIVE BLOOM ts apt t0 @& t Governor: eee ‘ Ncome in for some good-natured chaff ++» Ever “on I in Ge - Bin¢ was in Uer- ecause of his bill to change the name of 1¢ War Department to the Department ofS le Army, but there may be more psychol-. e thought than the average person to admit. The New York Repre- ‘© claims that there is something 86°, ' the word “war” and that it cop: isions of bloodshed which arouse, men. He insists that arte wre 7 ‘ if Passi nS oO; ¢ ni oi “i> PORTUNES AND FAULTFINDERS. the Toledo Blade. ‘ HE late Frank A. Munsey is criticised So left his millions to the Met- , rom Low—Cuban—Spanish Covered Heels ‘cause he : | E. X "SF Politian Muséum of Art It is said hes lh Ch esinieds M. HOt SE. SS tee A wonderful array of the Sta- , eat : ‘tals ane ter 25 tomorrow Col. Sees senessssgesasenesssaeas son’s three newest colors, all of uld have done much for. hospital ‘ Will tell how he advised & SeiSilseseccoscocsscosaasesesssessessess ° ‘ it is oR tem Wilson to take decisive. mies and various institutions. om " rr : "ws > . . ays a question what is the important thing . gen aes of Rare he 4 ‘ Wo American lives BRR the jong run. Surely there is no — €ss Germany vonage SSsee0s roman, nothing better is in. S ieatioal ’ Promises not to repeat.” i :sssss2s ¢ , , » etwiligaulces .- =antee im, 1. we cannot improve our civii astel ee en ese ; - . \ ne WO ithout learning to appreciate the Se ae the oe Auditorium. oo and | se hea ings produced by men, without agers DErRorT Mich, F 9 B2s5 ie sn Ne ieee appreciate art and the importance 0+ 19d Luella dre): nag g Bb. ~~ ae nar 8 a os auian t » are ot re alizing the fine points of C Fount * 42U8, American CcO.- premely fascinating Munsey could have left his for~ *Oprano, and the Detroit ceaee Mavis perfume. IDho Ln LOT 1¢ for moppine up the floor of the world red Orchestra shared hon- ssee8 . Joe _ : ae . . ay nie left it for cop. | ent et the openine of the 3333 VIVAU DOU ‘uction work. He left it for the pu 3 ging the new Masoni: see (v) | O ( S making a more beautiful world. He unte Beh auditorium i{s the 23323 for the purpose of increasing man’s CO” Of the $7,000,000 struc. Fae TALCUM ity for appreciating the fine and poet: ech has been under con- | fae r 4 a 66 VW. VIVAUDOU, INC. ul. Hie devoted it to the creatiog of am, tor almost four years, to sher type of intellect. : a = New York - Paris « Les Angeles « Mentreal genuine kid in kast minute pump and strap patterns, each style in all sizes from 2174 to 8. A truly sensational buying scoop! 2200 pairs of new Spring Shoes held up by an Eastern man- ufacturer for credit reasons, pur- chased by us at a tremendous dis- A Wondertul Purchase and Sale---New $5 GRAY! - BLONDE! - IVORY! esses count. Wednesday, the savings pees are passed on to you. A real op- asses portunity right at the beginning oeae of the season to purchase brand- vo new $5.00 styles at $2.95. ; cama —— aearenis . uts of Orange” —like tender cuts of meat Always—a California Orange for a salad! Because a California Orange is distinguished by its da:nty tenderness. See how easily you can separate its slices or its segments with the salad fork. “Tender cuts of oranges” surely are no less desirable than tender cuts of meat. Use California Oranges regularly for a while and you'll note the difference. You'll always have them after that. ; Always ask for Sunkist or Red Ball and get California's best. The California navel variety in abundance at this season of the year is seedless— another fine advantage in a salad. Seedless Navel Oranges ~ ee ee Pee ~ os PRD: 7 OP PUD nt ont Seti en iconic - Mien tegen an. *adendinieeate sie - rn » in a es ps : ae : ve ~ prey) ee ee Te ey e = Ms : ty eee ee ee en age wep _ avenge, _ > 160 eal ——- . ype tan Pa * oven wn UAT IS 5 14» Rew 4.4 pas ieee tet 79 2 ae al sae: Pepe y ee intense > . m arty Sere TN A | ne AL EAE PRL eel AN Sep a ii, ‘ RU e Tae ae r Ms a 33 * RRO nent) aia mi” Ns! hee teat mer ys A ea Awermonatierns oo ore » ~ ~ — ~~ aaa Aiediiinie Th cates han, aia Tete ee > ro a P ee iss wal elt a oe ee ee od ON ae ABN ARM 7 Te PSE erage we Ter iyas — via tie & CRN OR cle ena EGO Rs SIRI a MOL ABA ORO N A he it AEN LE Mt aon ms " oe eer ad r om on - ead “ we ba ’ 4 vf we til all a td Ne ee a hk a ee a es eee a ee w> re a RR yanaps nhig ee ee i eo & hy . a ~/ INR Ss ape) mS | AAS ae, OSA S. os ' A fi é + J m4 Pa : J 4 3. _ Se comin tig, i Sh y? itngeakt » . ee be Stew Se Co ewe Lis i Pes rE ety

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18 ST LOUIS POST-9ISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUAR\ be tens le Ean _ SE LOUIS” POST-DISPATCH | iittala i + Ma = . ee es a , 2 Dies after Drinking Alcohol. yesterday a , topsy Will be performed drinking = => F Aol Yourself of Our pat Bunlode Plea" aa os the case of Walter Skin- (ner was ts : tod ons ‘ rter oOo ‘ ey : A Great ae Des Hevchanililing Ec ent (SS E will endeavor—in this first of our St. pee Fee, ene a ottal at 6:30 5. a : EDNESDAY at 8 a. m—The Union inaugu- > Manufacturers’ Day—to better acquaint tei = i rates the first event of its kind in‘St. Louis— people of our community with the splendid \ St. Louis Manufacturers Dav. By special ar- quality of furniture manufactured here. St. Loni t rangements with St. Louis Manufacturers ee are of- 4 - have no conception of the really large amounts of € fering their merchandise, for one day only, at big dis- ‘- P| eal mannu- i : counts to = : fact ured : = - >), ‘ ; | i bd [A] Udell Predock Co. | 32n troduce Rs f 1 rniture ‘Herkere & Meisel : 1 fi a: tei a ° . , | a é sa Offers Mah any St. Louis- i | —that is Wardrobe : | | | made fur- defi shipped | Trunks : == oes Tables. tu i hia | —— S «$4.00 Tal are niture- to & Mm NUany || $27.00 Values, for $19.7 7 One Day ai o12 50) he people tO Chicago, | One Day at . JS 200 of there manogany- |] of this vi- an York | black fiber with int es | an | } elnity. Large quantities of merchandise are and all important parts of the nation. Buy || hanging side; four drawers @ | $1.00 Cash © quantiles 06 ee inhle furniture in this aale at savings, 4° 3 $1.00 Cash on hand an d bona fide discon = vO 1 EAUTIFU! ychrome ¥ ire Bri ‘age ana aod : : holstery, d its co 2% se a : - } |B: mior eel ' “mh shades ry aay "8 9) eiiiks are ‘ ‘ ap ate “ele : heavy muslin. Thev are great values at......... — Dares = | iff preciated 2 Bargain Basement. bo $1.00 Cash " 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE STREET \ ———l E | The Well-Known ValleyFurniture == ' _ Meier & Pohimann Co. offers a Bréak- | i ey — — eo Suites (=~ Two Sensational Values of the Artistic Furniture Company fast Suite made 1 Saal for us ie m 4 “pa SPT TT a 17 at 7 , 4 “™ ‘ a 4 ) Sit GRRRBe oral Other Designs = ee ios ‘ = 33 I Se =e ae os P oar Hy, oe ¥ eh pe . “= ‘ . i, ° i | - ° re "Se ee ° | at Moderate Prices ; | oe syaglll 3-Piece Davenette Suites 3-Piece Coil Spring bed Suites | 5-Piece Windsor Breakfast Suites | a 5-Piece Enameled Breakfast Suites | "OR FROSTED TAN FINISH gg Buxton © Skinner Printing . 1 | oe ; @ 00 STEEL GRAY bi } | $100 Values, for DU $275.00 Values, for “ ° t ae: 306 North Feurth Street—Near O ; $28.50 Values, for . b= | One Day Onluv. at One Day Only, at ne . = $70 Values, for | : ‘ t i w+ ~~ ’ . + , ne ares — om Hiawa 3 = i One Day Only, at... | One Day Only, at...... g ; : | pe | n resi *XCELLENT 5i-piece Suites ename® a} th rose i} YWRTELL-MADE three- Davrenette Suites tn : gany 2 phair and z wenport ic "ed in \oice velour. The i Cc LID oak Suites finished in steel gray or —_ ; 1D “ j ar ae e 00 Cash Spiral Coil General Reed Furniture ire Co. a | 9-Piece Walnut eee Suites $225 Values. for -OU { | | One Day Only, at.. iene L ‘ >. as i PINE! Y constructed a: I es in All Pi . \ q American wainut and comprising ARS atiek: spacious china otton : \ alnut Cedar ( hest out the h d ~ é 2 oblong extension tabic. 6 ¢ Sone: ost chair—-with tapestry or \ . ~*~ . ly, . a leather seats, $12.00 es noms LATTRESSES SPRING all a | 2 world’s fine = H $10.75 Values One Day © ve = | @ - RE | Jos. F. Peters Co., Manufacturers of |_| > $9. 98 ona | ‘ i i i a .? | Fine Bedroom Furniture, Offers | JOSE 199 Matireanen an. ia »)= wr | SSS ce ate weed We ie Sea i eu r Zé “ade amper wire | e.. $1.00 Cash $1 00 Cash — — —— Smith & Davis Bed Co.’s Special American Bed Co.’s Closet Bed Walnut Enamel Bed Mo C ; i \ and Spring ch da Nth CTIA «= 33-Pc. Reed Coil Spring Bed ea ates | i Z | _ =. 2? Fa - One Da ? 2? |Talues, for g moe es : ‘ > = f ' fiay e.) | e ) o) } eee" a P | at ; ar — = » 5 On 1? : r seo ane & , . $160 } aiile # jor | $175.00 Values, for > ied == | _ Ye H One Day Only, at | One Day Only at —=_ i hen ‘ | ' eo | oman F LJ ¥ te Smit C 1B ma. ‘ATT’ Beet F — a ’ nay | t & ,' ES, "i . ' = , , . , « JX ~ ‘8 : 4 ‘ Re ws tae ‘ ay 1 | s Hiest Suite in town at the lowest price in vegas ese || i b oO ye} 7 : | gray finish. e davenport ¢ ote og mendiamaia wa high lighted and consist || | Spring. $1.00 Cash : “4 the davenpert is includ 7 4 6S S00 mar Wiirror dresser oOw-end hed spacious co fParche lj ii % ? ~ ‘ asi , . io Pee 25 6s . f ana ength vanity dresser : | a $1.00 Cash | | $6.00 Cash a : I $10.00 Cash | 1“ ‘ i mae omg y Two Outstanding Values Peas ee RON Se Hee Bed Co. i Bridge ©& Beach's | | Cane-Panel Da-Bed Windsor Da-Bed Superior Gas — Meal a anges re RG Q> ae With Storage Feature ans =3()- y - mae 0 é ‘ ‘ —— a I —_ — —_———" ——_ $1.00 Cash $2.00 Cash National Chair Company Offers " , 4 {== == =a} | | Western Wi 1 | — ¢ : \\ alniut Cane Se at Be dy M77) . te lour ; este ire Products Co. i | : Cedar-Lined : 4 SSC , | Chairs, Benches and Rockers Tay Nev er-Sag. Springs | | = aikoes be * Chifforobes #1 $s: | > Re : — ae a ’ — . ~ - ay 7 | | resserodes he $90 Gas Range Burner Ranges | fF ., regulary $3 Ms 4S iT “5 a 7.00 Values, for One Dag \ : $9 @.50 S$O.95 ° Pe bn * a ( *. i ° ) IJ== So 36 Ty) : am = =: . ‘ . " i , Se 5.5 1 = ae ee. 2 oe * rh ' ; * : - ‘ atts : ’ ; A _* ee ; . , . . | . : $. ? a0. ( ash 4 ; - ! ictietineens _ nn nee ‘ $5.00 Cash SS $1.00 Cash $1.00 Cash

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in steel fr asy Budget Plan is first of our St. Louis to better acquaint the ty with the splendid ured here. St. Louisans illy large amounts of lo- HAN [S=SPORTS, =. SS tin a RTT HREE 3 | ST. LOUIS. TUESDAY EVEN ING. FEBRUARY 23, 1926 WANT S—tthre . ——_— -. eee a A a ee ee _- —_ es ee pr ae ote ean ~ A a me A a eS ee eee ae PAGES [P—32 Z et a ee —— After Drinking Alcohol. | veste! rday fro the ffects ce especially for us Hf ome breakfast Suites ——s eee FROSTED TAN agape la¢ .00 Cash Spacious China Cabinet to Match Cee “saipapg ‘nr 4 oo $3.00 Cash es te ee ee ESoring Bed Suites | rniture Co. Features | ao 50) | ; i] es | -ecemioaes | tes in Rarcenial brown or Fren i it ?! ch ort opens irto a 1 size coil box @é removabl All-feit mattress pad } ul i 00 Cash . 3 —_ : ——— — ee .e Roi Chifforobes Cc a tined Chifforobes | ’ Values. for One Day C(iniv Co. offers a Breai- 1 om ‘ mM apie will be pert! a ed !drinking denatured cioshias. ee] ia the case of Walter Skin-|ner was taken to the hospital at '. 6 years old. a porter, Who 2 p. m. from his home, 3008 Olive City Hospital at 6:30 p. m. ‘street E a jm NASH Jenin) 18,100 Persons Crowd Into ‘\*: New Union Market Build- ing, 800 Waiting in Line | an Hour. tthe Show | sss IN ALL DISPLAYS. Inspect the Nash-built Ajax at close hand. | ‘Three nee Resetted Be- Note its trim, low-swung body lines, its rich new Mallard Green finish, its attractive up- holstery, and its countless other widely- Trucks and Busses Share fore Opening of Doors— being held. This total was 13966 larger than on Monday of the 192° show. ' Because the trucks hauling | Hoeoths and accessory eigen wer eaeeieritisdigcac tig it was }! aL — to open the ii to -vis- ? 2 i. itors at the sche: alee opening ho of noor A crowd gathered until here were 800 waiting on the e trance ramp and outside when the ticket- selling booths were opened , about 1 o’clock. Interest on opening day centers not only in the exhibits, but also in the first buyer of a car at the show This time there are three entrants Other Designs at Moderate Prices No. 53 Victor—$1.00 Ea, Buxton @ Skinner Printing and Stationery Co. «0- tne nonor. Ail three were ad- mitted to the show with salesme: 306 North Fourth Street—Near Olive—Main 3480 before the doors opened to public. Sale of a Hupmobile e} mn ; | jareason milli == — Pe = ome men can tell you the difference between cigarettes. They know the super-flavor caused by toasting, how it brings out the hidden flavors of the world’s finest tobaccos. It’s ~ cant resist Lucky Strike is unique and dis tinctive—the anly cigarette of over 200 brands that is toasted, a costly extra process, but it pleases | deter to B. ‘avenue, was reported at 11:45 to Show Manager Robert E. Lee Wanted iby the Web | tomobile Co., the salesman being Gus Stumhofer. Ten minutes later sale of a Dodge ' Jewet t and Coutiaved on Nient Pace. ae oe —~ = eh cera —— ae ee nee mE A eee cet ee ne aa ee te ee ce ; J. Becker, 4777 Milentz er Implement.and Au-' the “Wo p Six are stil Packaging Superintendent Ewings look like truck to the A. Mo Hauling | crap val "oat tele chad Must have thorough working and technical knowl- [1] flannels—but aren’t street, was reported by the Tate. ledge of packing equipment and operation — good man- Motor Co. ee ok ager, capable of maintaining high standard of quality A custom-tailored suit any ew shibits. f in F ted : Dt SHEL Manseanl Vab tocnived and efficiency — preferably with mechanical engineer- | of Ewing wees Ewing woo lens. from the OliverCadillac (‘o. notic ing experience and able to develop new ideas. $60 S , ti a Ss As hat it had sold ; ‘adillac coupe to ' e ime r ° ~renite a Pegi pe e 2 le 8 a Position offers splendid opportunity with manufac- 6 igen ABs (“omiment was gens ral that this is 03 8 known packaged products. Soap or | soft as flannel, but da the most interesting and attraetive- ood packing experience desirable. ‘ ee ee we | sturdy fine worsted. A i te ¥ kta Silas aes shew State experience and qualifications in detail, giving y ae . 'ing of new motor car merchandise. names of former employers and direct responsi- | we Ic ome innovation ts ' . persons Ps =— t bilities in each position. Also give age, present sal- Tailoring Co. among the woolens. 4 os o, the ee Ww "80in ded bbe: ary, and education. | 807-9 North 6th St apm Aun pain pond! % om Bes ps Information given will be held in strict confidence. | Spring Woolens—New as the new cars at the Auto Show ee hese eo across the street. Paige six, that these cars are vir- : , Ridh Moekhcmee| Wiel sdw\ bes ADDRESS: Box E-408, Post-Dispatch. | —_——_ —- — : = i. | appreciated attractions : PP . Interest With Autos. . 4-DOOR SEDAN $ | Opening day attendance records at the Si.-Louis automobile shor. were broken vesterday when 18,100 F.O. B. FACTORY 714 . : persons crowded into the néw Un- iio = reer ion Market Building, where the an- ee a eros 3 , —: nual exhibition of motor cars, | oe Bites eet Sees an See busses, trucks and accessories is| — ar Te: , ' “oe? “4.8 ' aa oe : os i Wears the Chandler N ame-Plate MONG today’s closed cars, as you see famous Pikes Peak Motor. The engineers have them all and compare them, Chandler groomed this superb motor to be supreme in is notably modern. power. Asa sample of performance, a Chand- ==. ) Take bddies, for instance. Chandler has cre- ler recently broke all records on the course at —— ated a group of fascinating body styles—bodies ,Muroc Lake, California—running a mile in 31'/, S= wrought with such studied care that even the seconds, an average of 115'/,; miles an hour! most trifling details contribute to perfection— Now prices. To make quality talk price, as rich inside, rich outside, designed for beauty Chandler does, is another kind of progress— a and comfort—built for year-after-year en- | andnodoubtmore welcome than anythingelse. durance. | There is the mew Twentieth Century Sedan, Take the chassis. Here Chandler has here pictured, at $1590—a rich 4-Door Sedan stopped at nothing to provide great strength priced less ten a 2: Doce Coach! Theses an without undue weight, and has endowed this new Metropolitan Sedan De Luxe at 21895; ——4 chassis with probably the greatest centralized the new Seven-Passenger Sedan at $1995; the system of lubrication ever invented—the “One new Brougham at $1695—all of which repre- Shot” System: sent large reductions! Prices f.o.b. Cleveland. Progress is further exemplified in Chandler’s See—drive—compare! | a The Chassis Has the “One Shot” Lubrication System! —— The fact deserves stressing —for it means a vast advantage ing in the entire chassis. That is real progress. It is also to owners. One press of your heel ona plunger automatically real efficiency. It is also real economy. ““One Shot’ saves shoots a fresh dose of lubricant into every bearing and bush- money and labor, and greatly prolongs the ‘life of the car. ; Pe eve OF Ate CHANDLER "HA 20th Century 4-Door Sedan °1590 | = f.o.b. Cleveland f= 4 NOW ON DISPLAY AT AUTOMOBILE SHOW LEWIS AUTOMOBILE CO. J. D. PERRY LEWIS, Pres. 4700 Washington Av. DELMAR 4460 OPEN SUNDAY AND EVENINGS Community Dealer: CLEVELAND-DOWNEY MOTOR SALES 5628 Gravois, St. Louis, Mo. MOTOR CAR COMPAN®T CLEVELAND NDLEI Ee _ ‘ ) a v4 } 4 i3 it Rote : i= % ; ‘7 i 5 Ot ee ae x oat oy St ee Oe aur" Hae? shy " Lmahy ee » ‘ . Ba Ray NEAR I RNIN ROLE BNR Nk ae MEN COR ihe i ARS Lets TOMER vader Risdon Gpl ps wg ea. Dakblade 0s Weeds A Rb ila leech ARS Liane sng Ph eg 2H ae = baie. ies eS Nas RORY oy * rer 4 “ Pe en ae, alee ho it. > sa YORAM Bipoyrs oV om heli My 2 ene Pay ve ine 7 3 v ‘ SORE ee Spin wet tiael aaIE : ae ae ¥ “= r niin ore Ae . Jolla onthe Penstqnatulgse oo —— a TNE Fetter ite ir theta IRS tS cli ence mei rien gin 5 ass . St : . ® es one je Lae — M AF EEE RET SF NO Me ate ated AN et - ot . w “ n Aeeets cent anedtade toe ere EO RT OIE PD OF 5 RED PERSE GM Ong. om ; : 1 eeprom tcennes erets “nse Se rane wae - ¥ . - vy wee «<~¢ BOS MR SRT Ey ‘ Pate ee CML A 8. meee wines RO Ponte sere s : es We Merk: © ws ; a) ee ee $ 2) m 4 . movie ? +e ine a wen Pe ole ye ow wrth ae o~ ~ oe oe, See art n orig , arte " ~ (ee GE Ty OE IR TE ET Es ARIS DF os MR TE MRR PL OR EY OE TNR 9 PAA I ot Ea ET mw Ce ao we ~ Ce eT ee ee er rr. ae eat oP me ~ e ae .

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TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 0 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ENING, FEBR 23, 1926. eons ST.LOUIS Pt , ee Sie aie aaron a . =e oo — — EE a ——— = Pe + af 4 eight sis a’ | Cadillac custom bDuflt line tn luxury eee , - : red NEW ATTENDANCE guaranteed to @o 80 miles an Six” passenger car engine, that “Big Brute’ trucks, living uj’ to on exhibit of sixes an ts Rat io : WED rages are barr thour. A chassis of this car, fin- looks fleet and not too heavy. The -+heir name in appearance, are .°D copper finished six chassia that is and egg ccm | ee 2 , uWESTERN U, STAR unless parental RECORD ON FIRST ‘ished In copper, was a center of in- Dorris busses shown hare been display. There are a number o.¢ | a study in clean cut design. any of t Bags? it sa gy here - Y: MAY BE EXPELLED Howell - married DAY OF winning reputations for speed and other trucks and busses, aa wel! ag There are many beautiful cars| fleeter loo s _ . eri 18 Ann Fletcher. a AUTO SHOW terest yesterday. fo éail t “the and keen looking; is shown J + ing Captain. . os na luxurious comfort on y rouces tractors ranging in size from the + the show, but the Marmon vic- | ‘++ : aie - Howell. ~wimming Evanston atte c | The part which busses &@ - St. Leu! I be ithan the new Packard eight phae r ai E- ute: Deam te : : ‘ontinued from Preceding Page. trucks have come to play in @aily | in and out of St. uls. An inter- Fordson and Cletrac to monster tacta coupe model challenges com- a ™ eee gacaies : os a a $ | * ; and sizes. One ot the best-known ike {t could attain the power and. scHOODS AND COLLEGES SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES | q exhibited ts the Reo =peocs Wago0D, i sneed claimed for it. A cut-away) | a _— of — eS mses Pontiac engine was besieged yes--+ ° ° ° ° A Straight Piano in Serviceable $25 © Give minutes of the show to the sa : in’ hae 4 te . | ,terday by persons eager to see what, | Fl Co | t y W ld Cru Condition for 5 B. J. Becker who bought the first | General Motors had built to power oatine nivers! \ or ise Hup at the show. Ford trucks are ‘its entry in the $1000 ciass. | resident (haries F. Thwing, Litt. - er . Be e shown in all styles, as are Chevro- | ~ A ve } Western Reserve Universit i * § let trucks, the two makes being | New Reo Attractive. | setting from New NXork, Oct. 2d, 1926—Returning June 1st, 1 = adaptable to 100 uses. Fully as Chevrolet showed a chassis in 2 elastic in their service are the |damascened steel finish, while @ QO T 1 Music Dap | | j | Graham Brothers trucks and Dodges | chassis of the new Wflys-Knight | ~ 4 i | oy 1 | commercial cars. Among the larger 'smalier etx was always the center ce : F * trucks exhibited are a set of Fed- of a crowd. A Jewett chassis was 34,000 mates Berens the Saence EAR, TONES —t ‘ erals, tnciuding speed trucks with ‘shown. af well as a Cadillac and. uN Ja a e 4 is oo ant a annem fae ——PT FULL COURSES WITH COLLEGE CREDITS gee Ta es massive dump truck and a stripped; The c! hanges tha? Reo has made, = ine "~*~ QT - ACULTY (os sO s§ See ee ee See It t | truck chassis. The new G. M. C. incinding standard gear shift, ARRANGED UNDER SELECTED FACUL a , i standard contro!, “split second a says ee sseessnateeti aininins intelli -diniae ines. won $2,500 covers every expense, iS gs exte i k . r braking’ and new bedy lines to precollegiates, undergrad lates and graduates. Limited attention all @ar that officials of to 40. Men only. Reg ation now being received. ee ne. ck ann UNIVERSITY TRAVEL ASSOCIATION was beyond theft experie: 1c 1? BROADWAY. NEW YORK previous show. The new Reose me ee pete in appearance with any mam, | | - -s . ag gy — Among the Auburn models on the four, six and eight cylinder chassis, the stylish coupes es Meritas fabric bodles were genera.- | mene _ me vy praised. These ooupes have ~ + [HE POST-DISPATCH is the oniy! } St. Louis evening newspaper giving} Associated Press News Service. | ‘ga @na a. a= : N euritis = ioe Joints MOVED To 1110 LOCUST ST. fas =” a edistbiainshteale ate a ge. —_ * eee Nas . ed Instant Neuritig relies Magic! toot” is a clean, colorless liquid 4 moment after applying ‘‘ Heet’’| discovered by the Edward Wesley Co. é to the Newritis araa vou will feel ad chemists. Cincinnati. It doean’t burn A Se tingling glow: a saothi ing, penetrat-/ or blister—ism’t smelly or greasy. * + orl sen elias i ih onatel wath! | ing warmth: then the Neuritis pain, ‘*Heet’’ acts just as positively in . | Sitioners =— stvebsteil so the frames. he | # ' . Fe torture, aching is gome—Les,Gone! /| Rheumatism, Lumbago, Seiatica and, Picture Frames ‘lath ts padded, then covered with f ES ® Neuritis in the leg, knee, ankle, el-/ on sore, aching joints and muscles. | Pelychrome Outfits giove fintsh fabric, which stands P RS bow, arm, shoulder or body vanishes ‘*Heet’’ costs 60 cents a bottle, in- | New Phone Numbers wear and weather as well, if not! e i and it is often weeks before you; cluding handy applicator, st all drug , Garfield 2870 and 2871 better than enameled steel. j ee again feel a twinge of pain. stares. A TTR) «Tn the forefront of the Hupmo-| e ar ~~ >». 4 Coach *695 and Lower Prices, a). Svea Ts a. | Motorists of America! Na this latest model of custom type. Whoever suggests ti most appropriate name will re- ceive a duplicate of the shov model, fully equipped. See this new Velie on the second floor. center, and then send your sug: gestion for a name to the fac- tory at Moline. Should two more persons submit the name Benjamin Motor Co # ge en od f. o. bh. Lansing | 1925 was the greatest year in Dodge Brothers history. | \ E : More than a quarter of a million Dodge Brothers Ys AN UNBROKEN CHAIN Motor Cars were built and sold, yet demand was far — i of production—and continues to mount. ' in excess | i of SUPERIORITY . To meet this workt-wide need for a smart and de- —_» : Power — Quality— Economy — pendable motor car, Dodge Brothers, Inc. have ~* -& Comfort—Beauty! These are the recently completed a °10,000,000 program of expan- oe : : features that characterize the Star sion, vastly increasing production and lowering the — < {3 | ; Car and set it apart as the quality ; cost of manufactnre. : : } leader in the losv-priced, field. See the Star—either Four or Six | } —ask for a demonstration and Remarkable new machine equipment has aiso been | —_—_—__— learn of its power and unrivaled installed —further reducing costs and perfecting <-~ performance. Experience the quality. riding and driving comfort of Hayes-Hunt bodies—and your : As a result Dodge Brothers, Inc. were enabled on knowledge of values will déter- January 7th, to announce a schedule of prices that mine your decision. { has revolutionized all previous standards of motor car value. Prices all the more impressive because fhey apply fo a dependable and trusted product made still better in Engine operation incredibly smooth and quiet Instant engine responee and elasticity. Stylish new bodrtes finished in rich and dim tinctrve colors. Exceptional driving vision. | And the most important advance in steel body con- } | struction since Dodge Brothers pioneered in building | | the first all-steel body. ‘ } TouringCar - - $869.50 Bs | 3333 Was DURANT MOTORS, Ixc., 250 West 57th “ee New York City Roadster ‘ — ) * General Sales Dept. 1819 Broadenay Coupe - ” - $921.50 ‘— Dauteve and aurvice seations throughows che \ mited ie ee comet came eres ST. LOUIS WHOLESALE OFFICE, 1810 RAILWAY EXCHANGE BUILDING Sedan : $976.50 = . Y a : ; ASSOCIATE DEALERS e ASSOCIATE DEALERS 4 P [wre Motor Company, j HILLIPS MOTOR CO OTOR COMPANY. INC. TOWNSEND MOTOR CO MORE POWER SUPERIOR QUALITY i — ee a a ls * ’ KMNOLy Ory Oz Dah aden Soe adm dt iat SAT TR TOTO ta Or ge. ENOL LPL NO! Or PORES Ory Or13.@r baat ROTI OTTO | | | I. i 6702 Olive St. Road i: ST. LOUIS STAR-DURANT DEALERS ASSOCIATION | GRAF MOTOR CO. ae te 4) ie —Direct Fact Dealers— | FERGUSON, MO. Jefferson 1241 TURNBULL MOTOR CO | | actory Dealer J. W. DUGAN SOUTH BRANCH, 5626 GRAVOIS ST. CHARLES, MO. )=§= | || |g 0. B- RIDDLE Moror co. BURGDORF MOTOR CO. GIVENS MOTOR SALES CO. “2 aT. ee Phere iat 2 cateny tase” STiewor 008 “Ktwacer" aoe ; - “ sot son, e | BELMONT MOTOR CO. GRANITE CITY STAR SALES 7th and Park Av. oa —— . | Garfield 9136 Tri-City 1614 HOFFMAN MOTOR CO. COLUMBIA MOTOR SALES CO. ; 4005 W. Florissant Wood River, [1l. Ceifax 230 Phone <22-R STUHR ST AR SALES ” MADISON MOTOR CO. East St. sonia, HL f Altea, Ill. : East 3T36- Phone 2010 : | Dre Ave Reh ive\i-e O88 Airis @\/@le a ‘@\a) Oo 7ahi. elie rec : | — tees siete ee —4p—

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— Piano Bargains Piano in very fair c tion for ondis os married. WESTERN U. STAR WED v; MAY BE EXPELLED ell, Swimming Captain, Lane Rule; Conferenc: e contests from schoo! because. he TUESDAY EVENING, ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ee ee ee ee Se - a SE « era! ige fg Pigely Wiggly NEW PIGGLY WIGGLY POLICY. dh meee cation re » Wee Store rages are barred by the uniersi: , unless parental consent is given. Howell married Miss Elizabeth Ann Fletcher, daughter of an .Evanston at torney, and her parents announced the marriage last week. etes the transfer of Separate Concern to Operate Va- concern cor variety stores to riety Stores in Texas. wes Piggly WW Dean to MEMPHIS, Tenn.. Feb. 23.—For- other hands. It was explained that the Pig- rvecision. tits cae Out a half-dozen Make ere The usual procedure would be to mation of a new company, to be | ; nS sagt Ll. exchanged Pianos ae. dismiss H known as the Universal Stores, I ee ee CO. hee eee oe Be oi a 7 at 0, Feb. 23.—Richard FE. 4 owell from school, au- 2 EBS orem, 1NC--1of its grocery stores, but |is con- them in a — move €= 1 e captain and star of the a0 \or _— Said. to take over the ownership and centrating all its activities upon qd f f > a . re neuen - — - and versity of Michigan next ees. | the pending decision by Dean R. . Kent. Operated by Piggly Wiggly , 2 saneusee by Nor Staples vice president an RECORD IN FIRST DAY OF AUTO SHOW ' Stores, Inc Secret mar- ' man ning newspaper giving ews Service. er ee 6 Give It a Name ana You May | center, and then send your sug- gestion for a name to the fac- tory at Moline. more persons submit the name Benjamin Motor Co. WELIE Continued from Preceding Page. baker standard, special an A big six ‘hassis are shown by the Weber ie or © ar Co. E. Moscovics, president of the Motor Car Co., was expected to Visit the show today as the guest of J. Jerome Benjamin, head of ‘he Benjamin Motor Co., and Iin- spect the exhibit of the new Stutz hassis and dis- Stutz WIN nodels, stripped « ntled engine. was such a jam around the exhibits of Fords and Chevrolets, that special arrangements made by the Ford and Chevrolet companies. Each of the 18 St. ‘Louis Chevrolet dealers ig allowed ‘O assign one salesmen a day to ‘the exhibit and a salesman for half ‘a day to the Chevrolet commercial le ar display. Five Chevrolet factory men are assigned to the Chevrolet ispace 9 talk on the chassis, assist roel and greet visitors. The 22 ford dealers are divided into two groups and rae eer ea to the Ford space. A Ford dealer may have pniy one salesman on duty at time, but may divide his allotted a il time between as many Saiesmen a5 There were assign: please. Mecting of Dealers. A meeting for Chrysler dealers d today at the C ertege =e 4 KOO a el * of ‘ : » ‘ * “? oe ‘*) ‘ “+ ° . Siete ose. Kf ¥ % ! ‘ 0 NN eee ae AER ES 55 « - Or al) ona. 2? tag aX . ’ LOOT A Leh 5 PhS F528 “hae Was hel Motorists of America! Name selected as best, each will re- ee Sees: ee this latest model of custom built ceive a car identical with that Pa, Weber Impleniank ind A type. Whoever suggests the offered. Answers must be re- chile Go., itu - dis ers, has most appropriate name will re- ceived by March 3Ist. Judg- rented two rooms at the Marquette ceive a duplicate of the show ment will be made April 15th. a ere te eee model, fully equipped. See this es oe new Velie on the second floor, All names submitted will be judged by ae SE, Jewett, pembdrat, and Henry Krohn, vice president of the Paige-Detroit Motor Car Co. of D»- SCOTT 8. SMITH, Pres., Critchfield & Co., Chicago, Il SAM SHELTON, Editor Motor Age - Chicago, I. CLYDE BENHAM, Mgr. Auto. Dept. Chicago Tribune troit, are expected to attend a Paige JAMES SULLIVAN, Automobile Editor, Boston Globe and Jewett dealers’ meeting at “he JAMES H. FORD, Mgr. Auto.Adv., N.Y. Herald- Tribune Coronado Hotel tomorrow as guests iof the Wilson Motor Car Co. | Visiting Olds Six dealers will be ‘entertained by the De Luxe Auto- | at the Coronado at noon Should two or Phone, Jefferson 0694 - 3021 Locust St. St. Louis, Mo. 'mobile Co. tomorrow. A banquet for Willys-Knight and i deale will be held to- row evening at the American Packard dealers visiting the show will be guests of the Berry Motor Some eeworthy Creations | of Custom Coachwork | ' ers have given the best of their aig talent to the creation of these smart cars. Exclusive colorings ‘ and special upholstery and ap No finer examples of beauti- pointments were developed for diss ~ : ful coachwork are being shown them at the exclusive Salons of this p. ore ty visit this display and country or Susope. judge for yourself the supremacy ly con- The leading custom body design- of Lincoln cars. j | » W.H. OWEN COMPANY LAMBERT-GRAVES, Inc. 3333 Washington 4037 Lindell ASSOCIATE DEALERS TOWNSEND MOTOR C&® 6701 Olive St. Road UNIVERSITY CITY TURNBULL MOTOR CO ST. CHARLES, MO. TROY, MO. FEBRUARY 23, 1926. eee — Sa " “ - a ~ - ee j 2 SSS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSESSSs DEALERS! Make Your Visit Pay Attend the BECK & CORBITT’S Automotive Equipment Show Week of Feb. 22 to Feb. 27 10:30 A. M. to 5 P. M. Wed. Night Until 10 O’Clock At Our Main Office and Warehouse, 1240 N. Ist St. “>” DEMONSTRATIONS and DISPLAYS — of all the best 1926 lines of shop equipment, accessories, replace- ment parts and radio. Complete exhibits of 60 leading manufacturers with factory men in charge. FREE CAFETERIA LUNCH EVERY DAY From 12 Neen te 1:30 P. M. FREE SERVICE CARS FROM AUTO SHOW | BIOS SOS SOD SONOS SSNS DOSE DOO aN 2] enn an FRESE SSSI SOOO SQ OOOO OOOO eS DNS Sh Qh! AAAS ARRAS SASS OS . | Gasoline Milk 4203 HAT the cost of living has increased in the last twelve years is d question. It will be illuminating and interesting to review the facts and reduce them to terms of gasoline. Let’s base our case on statistics published by the United States Department ot Esha ten Monthly Labor Review, dealing with the average retail price of food in various cities during the period to. We use 1913—the last year of normal, pre-war prices — as a basis for comparison with the latter part of 1925. We select milk as a typical staple commodity and Chicagoasarepresentativeatyof de On November 15, 1913, the of fresh milk, in ony and the Standard Oil SE Chicago tank wagon price for a8 14%c per gallon. On that day, one gallon of milk would buy 21-5 gallons of gasoline. Qu November 15, 1505, theeverngeseuatiaaien vee: fresh milk, in Chicago, was 56c the Standard Oil Comenny Gn ace) Cees tank wagon price for gasoline was 16c per gallon. | On that day, one gallon of milk would buy exactly 3% gallons of gasoline. In other words, one gallonof milk would buynearly 60% more gasoline in 1925 than it would in 1913. Stated another way— during this twelve year period, the price of milk has increased 75%, while gasoline increased but 10.3%. The price asked for milk is in line with the price of commodities generally, but the fact remains that, by comparison, the price of gasoline is This is more remarkable when it is known that the consumption of gasoline increased‘ more than 500%, while the production of crude, from which is made, increased only 190% during the period, while the average price of crude advanced from $.9438 to $1.80078 per bbl. In no industry does the law of supply and demand than in The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) discovered and developed processes for crac petroleum which doubled the yield of gasoline given amount of crude. And, following its established practice, the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) has passed the advantages of its greater efficiency on to its customers — the consuming public. The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) has pro- found faith in the expressed appreciation of the public, both for the effort it has made and the success it has achieved, in keeping the price of gasoline so low. Standard Oil Company (Indiana) General Office: Standard Oil Building 910 So. Michigan Avenue, Chicago Sadeeteeee ade eS@eeeceecneccanewnwececet rr me Me ‘eo S fee Oe Re eae eee ee ee ee ee ee he ee ee ee ~ % Os OOS Se mu” a2e. e. ee ee ee Se ee | iii ttt .. ee ' Or ew © we i a ie Cie” hee «nae NO ee aay 248 stew Se ee ne es a FARSI To SR Sr ee ee ie IRS Pree. Re nr OEE I at oN, ste pa AT he HOES nl re ; Me eer me cterENnK. REE > ST ET ee RI eee we. = . ot * ‘ oe hae brichne dal piieh de’ eatetetai Git. nemesis tee an ee ae —_ : = —* — we » mitengne . * ‘ ‘od * _ ~ -- 4 has “a i wn . . aaa rw - fe 0g Agen . eee, ae i ee ene 4 oo * * . —- ome" ited we ~ ek - “ a . ate 3 v a ” ‘ aig ee oe . a —— i on rexsteren Le) e sy we eye + ne ‘wi . sire 396" “alps? cd oper “ : sash hatte habeas horace ede eee eee iene falta eat tie i neaiien atime i a a ye? ob = >. waaay ie ae hE A ca MLR AMA Sete Lie fay J Wo . » ( ere ‘ ¥ es M ; . sedeaiiniald é a Se) 18, A dei “a - ——e ‘ ; - e diss ie ee oe ~ pean 1. VRAD AD Tn & Pee A a = r APM Mave UES 5 TR GAL ee - a i va atin ianiies ‘ . * * A nasil : Dede OF aelge sgere =e AEE at: POR BH sane, > aly y a , . ; ¥ ¥ ~~ ; ; wren, : . - Sie aig +e 7 Ngee Agape ha Gade: ea Tipe Oe he . Mes ie jie ee lt ms ”. " Po ee ee Cr ee. 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23 16 S1.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH f 0) _ TLESDAY EVENING, FEBKLALY 25, 1400. - es HORNSBY PUTS CARDINALS THROUGH TWO WORKOUTS OF 2 HOURS EA a k ba ‘5 Detroit Soccer Two Sessions Kansas Cage Brownies’ Advance Guard ee Play Here Next Daily Scheduled ~~~ Team Opposes Holds First Work Shortly = rameteme.. | “SSS For the Week : Warm Sun Greets Athletes, | When They Report for Train- | ~ . ing at Terrell Wells. 3 ed re — ee - — Dee eran fy te Ve Fe. gre! ee, ie wet ee ee Bears Tomorrow After Arrival in Florida Sosseter | ents: 2am ence Leaders Miss. A. and M. 35, Alabama 21. (¢ +0 Pear exh nibiti ~ Valley Confer ee. | Lombard 25, St. Viator 23. i$ picked team = the oe +t. Must Win to Keep Ahead ' Sisler Orders Pr actice of Three Hours Daily — Pitcher Falk | HIGH SCHOOLS. ‘ of Oklahoma. pte + Injured List W ith an Infe cted Toe — Chill: | Webster High 19, Washington ccc tinea cilia aT tt tiple ea on AE te eee | oF + we (Mo.) High 15. Freeport 23, Belvidere 15. — a a eT | 7 . ws a e A : a 4 ts we yr pis Sn 5 oo sy * ; a Y ~s ope “8 pres o aie. stele rane ei vy tod Re Ste We PO Py : | | Weather Greets Athletes. roi gh ea. ag PITCHERS CHASE FLIES | For the second time this seasor » Forreston 35, St. Marys 10. | i is Bi et Vol, / Waverly 26, Whitehall) 17. Y - select b al (ne leading rive in the Missouri a. ; y . 2 . ; 14 e lies | : AMERICAN LEAGUE. . : i xt Round ae ! i ley Conference basketball pars a | By John E. Wray, Washington 38, Chicago 20. , ec uf ttl oper Advance—Ne personal ¢ to Washington University. The, Sports Editor Post-Dispatch. : | INDEPENDENT. : March 1. tion eal Fla., Feb. 23.—-Showers fell as the Browns | Hillyards 19, K. C, A. C. “18, wk has p lect.) . of the best 2m a rs sis morning. | + FOU ) AN LEAGTE. = ae | . r Springs four hours late this morning.; BIG FOUR LUTHERA eer | ce sna Salma iil ceili Bethany 22, Christ Church 15. tron, “e _a--owed down to Comparisons @& ing through and the band at th station | Henn 6& Satetty it. | ‘ : BE with the race MRR a eee 2 } oO _ municiz Hurlers Realize That Fu uture of ; Team Depends on Their Ability to Deliver. inte a5 3 3 first visit sow the Bear quintet top-| TARPON SPRINGS, ple the Oklahoma Sooners from aD -pecjal car pulled into T n S ees > undefeated perch ase ‘aie POSS!- | However, the su se ———- . ss i Sie e ot hiles ‘ | > 44 : hy ble the ascent of the Kansas Unt-| was playing a weleome. The citizens fleet of automoolies ese Tted | EMPLOYED BOY®’ LEAGUE. 7 . a have formed By William J McGoogan 3 oT ~ Missouri 12, Paramount 10. 4% via oa . ; nination #01 as be | y ” , > i+ #« t first as wit ed st en _ + brar A DLEw a ote ‘ i jez Vaii f 4 . : : ) de iver the “ 3 versity iive 0 irst p.ace . _ e piavyers to toe G24 & So ews Jofhers 42, Archers 22 ua? + * : vf oan PT Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. : Ee : ait OOS cco: yay a : lee al peethe form ef Camedal hemes te! a ne nif - : ha x a F ‘ ee Ps & > 3 : victories and « Geiea.s. i Jaye The equa oe ee CiAUGILDgs LnoOse ai- SOrme {iOrm Ol : Liii myer: of ss | GIRLS’ MUNY LEAGTE. | Anv | +i smmiunitr ' This is not , ~ te es & Tt) a fe P 4 } — | Sea a ° 7" rar We + thoair cinnps tf * fora; y = é ‘ “2 ~ ~erm ca? en Tee n } ia} " t } ; ; here wil] be no rest in ‘oat cain ; : lof these two blots on their record/rwenty, many of them veterans too; tne Pre vns’ only financial benefit | Annies 20, Purina 3. fi nie when ig nal camp today. Manager Hor! th b§ “3 in a recent retur yates withieager to begin the fray to await) from the training here will be th Rosati-Kain Alumnae 18, Cen- | iwere using by was so well f¢ een atte the e | 3 ae the Sooners and are now bent CB. lehate tren to be called out. By next; use of the ball park free. Sisler tury +] tae r wns inder . . Us ' a -* ether taste of it. So ose se Hi : Don White's quintet has once} pesnite the chilly weather, Man-/| 1‘ ng _— . oo ee 4 000 Old Orchard 31, Ferguson M Covington, Ky~ defeated Speaiy | Dy , in the|Chesbro and ; ; ¢% ning « 7 : a - ~ - ~s+* ~Y* 7 f} ~ ° a er ’ ° ae oe : oOuUnGd iS Mmornine - ne 2 ~ 1? i?) hanes + .) edzes, recelve WS wt + Sv ace - . : - iv | : ia oA [oa Sel SN ie ro — raf $ more a chance to ruin title hopes}. cer Sisler ordered the squad Fie a ei canta wheter Sry Pe - Sparks, Lawton, a, Ok, 18 rounds, é pa all erne a sprinkling Re, thts afternoon, each of two hours : si i — _ Sten ; = er, | tual cash for training at St. - : : ee ty ) ee : imuch of men at this time of the SC uy =F eee . = ; , TRENTON, N. J.—Marie Reus. : ' mifinals, which |ithey had te # = % @* ht ff Ata 207 4 ie a ~V4a®? x . -4 tAY ¢ —- " ee ; ” a. oe 4 7 emar — ee eee a ~ ~ ; . ‘ + _ ioe a one haan we Been lvear, Only work cf the lightest; be insisted upon by Manager Sis | bloom, New York, beat Mey ae - «tart about Mare Tf. It ig my woeS ers to Ci as c. a> ee \ eT a} of t 2€Irn : ~ ' An All- star C ‘ombinatiou. @ -* ' % - = m kh = ? — — tle —— a | . er , a ‘ oe es s . 7 rT ” ci : re | : _ — a rotire a7 3 ° o at tho =] —s S cy} —_ Oe : Roc ER. N Y 3 50 : oh ro ety . , : sensei spitball a ¥ — " 4 EC uss ais a ee) = - &.2 i c +i * ie EX - J) 4 i es HEST Ds ; ; as _- : Le ti i ‘ 7 > 5 , io. s adept in the art of fungo batting. | Ps ; Inroved over the one sent down to} Ammons . es re sie aa anim 7 _— — ae . oe eae : -— i ’ aving @x}'* a have been | iy | Be? : BE bgp or eee eee er - Wineard. Bolen. Porter, E.!° s. | lraw tc Sears” t7 ecisi: Garcia, Camp Holabird, Marya, Y"" - ok eet eee i'much ability 7 - | a k of Reduc ing. . 4 | a - § et Cc .acar ~~ ss ¥> en ~~ iD | 4 : mn Cc : é ‘ a é+7 | — ~ 7 ae on rs * ~ ; i } , i & i : c wen a technical knee keut gery 2 . ~ + ; ; years p S . . * >. : - o ar ‘ “tor ? ¢} d - i J »s os ora & 3 . * + . asta “a7 4 = . ; se edie i : . ; ; | . - , . _ a > ag ~ 4 Before the men put on their unis | be 3} | their first Valley encounter Of tne; rea a 5 gag oP ey ae If they get up at 20 o’clocl n hes. he be: > dis Phil Verde, Rochester, six rousi, osteatt e T ch ed 4 \ M7 a . wd 7 pin oe on or ; - See * °" 4 4 * “ ~ cr iDi@ i.e. iL Lt 4-34 us | ; Li’ , Ww Wi . - aia . : + forms, none of them appeared to E 3 jseason. When the lo Jayna wre Tay tay re : es a ie Creankeae far ¢h by t! Rolla m wa he a : « . 7 ‘ : i ne — ey ~—, - ba -_ ~ > '* 5? >} 2 + os! fat r 2 7S av} 4 4 ar I we } iif ri CS > & : co se ‘ a — o oe re Si ate *% r e over weight, but W he n they weil a > © "AP's - ? S Ftornn = Se ai 4 Rci IQai it ; : as ww : eS . : Sa Tea oe — cenart i fected toe fommy Dbrammei says 3 ©e at 6 UCIOCH Lita Geer ie thst tnt. ’ r pari a en the field it waS quite apparent] E SERS eae ee preilminary pra — = Ore | or eo - : ve , - ee on ; A ’ . ? ’ - 7 “s* - ‘ . : : “AN i ~ : - ~ > ~*~ a Cnt - ’ ¢ ~. ” er S on =~ ows > . t in ‘? TneyV had risen at * 6 Cioc: ° ” ‘ . ‘tis sr ” 2s ;, _ rti la . & fhat some Cc ? them had plenty of | p t followers Ww see e gre Si @Ce Use £215 Ui S S.ip us “7 — =. . eV ” a : pa cu riy T ‘% e ~ i. > = >} ae * ees. - : 3 : . a mn - nto ~¢ — es a E ~ ? ~ reasor retirin2g ~ vr : 4 “t hard work ahead of them to gei| cumulation of bass eases, Sep ; ie Gea - Feb. 23.—| Siege of trick i a * “ ae SS | > owas ge. : ; a aie ts w ii ‘s aon meleteA an 2 #0. % , » ” +3 oo ~~ = -_-* ah ¢ ~“a -~ > ie ~rn . ‘ i a Se ia ~ : ng ‘ - ae - a pe . a town to fighting weight. Al Soth-! in the Vai ey. PO 10P pracuce teveuu Ce rhe —_ ne | Clark. Kansas Uni- cluded the ee > > | iit i) ’ 5 aed oo a a iawn 2 = = 4 & 4 : 3rTre erTe - +4 c ait ~ . - - bd a ‘ . : : . | h l ‘i oron and Ed Clough are carrying | ye —— Bo.en, E. Austin, Vangleer, Uinie ) * : : le ° Balla’ mathall cont since 1915 | knuckle Dal aw id aiiws 5 \ oe - Aid S + 2 i ‘ om 2 on RIS awe Of , : +, ‘ ‘ > _- © , d j ,i | : 4 CLAYTON MAY TIE Davis, White, Dixon, Porter, Buck-| 0+ t! ee l Urach al ee , ie i a prior hat a Univetsity of Stars Will ies aoa ee Ge rgrave Remember Fielder Jones. ¥ 3 stag _ ha and baseball star, ' i Ss Another if ‘ner, Charles Robertson, Hargrave, ae ‘eats | th WEBSTER FOR LEAD bi 3 a e- i 7 Some different from the dars Qt 4 >* ’ 7 ; shoe we) ; | é a gned as assistant to : ; . eT? ine flee) “at | many pounds of surplus flesh, but | both of them worked hard and ree | ' ted ‘er the last ssion that: & Pe ig. Rego, Sisier, Gens Rooert- yme diffe ported atter iaSt sé ion that § 7 e - | I 3 cnears. head foot-|i# that most Spine: si. . a . a ie r > * r S : f : IN GAME IAN co Gicicesce, Bich aca Jimmy|| Ficider Jones, whe, acued eOh 01% raw for the firs ees ee cee | : ; oe aS hc : ; : fut Ledfe ak all + she University of Min-|into the gata some of ryuy, iii oO Canes eeeched ton formidable prospect for Miss Helen Wills’ cr ’ oe —s Jacobs is only sixteen, but she showed both 1 ic | 7 az an iv. Pet het en 145 ne 2 ‘ae w ~ e ] Fr WwW : has aber ad I eT r are 3¢ * *itchers’ Res eign ol id on - rates me - ~~. : He ' 2: . ' to be a Tea. tite factor in soa v - ~ an] ~ > ; — - Own. + iss gu ” . . *% ™ . . cx am . . ' a . . . . Oh View cs he PIS ~ harm eo mnrtar “> ‘sc taken ; - ‘ — - 4 ei ck we - ~ ‘ ha i ~~ a é ‘J - e ~~ ne ” 3 oe they had each lost about six} ; ; ~ _ . | » - a r - > a ° Dake Te enna ! . . P| ae Wa , a ts at pound r ~. Clartor s a chance to tie Webe{ Austin. 392 > As % meat the , ere “ee a © the Webster floor. Other games 4 > + @re who had nat renorted for “thei a lie Wils Washington. > he : Mg a fin é that he was aimost cown to his ' inentes Bom gz wer , } b Well tie meantime practice games Wis a, a a ee =a ~~ _ lin GO minutes 2 ~d leveloped 7 ) ae inca tena. eninmiginhpasnenittl eres batted “2? e etween Well- . : = wee eebeneape te: eet re ant afi & Bnutes. ; | : se ‘ 0 - best weight 183 pour nds. ; ' umate bigat wis es ~ he re , at Be 4a Cc Y r Two : t a . om © } at eae, Bay were ‘WJ at © w+ os ronmne al a a ed ’ : i ; *f ak 193] Clark coach i T toh 3 — HELEN JACOBS. ;ston and Normandy at Normandy,| "Oe ", sa ~a) cand pocket Se ee ; geod Bev: ib ll at Michigan | mentals kes ' The 4 - “ ers dey aM _? some rime ‘ Manteroo 2 —— a T _—— mm es - Bure i SPE OG | e . as » re r2e great La a 7 = re’ : ” Wash Nzt rT QD 4 Jec Ss} I ver a Ww aseball " ; : ball and the Es to throwing the ball around to lim: : “— Dee ee “43 1 triekee ! fornia footbal! basketball and The fact that so many veterans | Cook. Roila 2% — my . ; : 4 ‘ — OY qe eae roughs inivers -% Oh a ang “ = & \ a te ot WS BL KR he tae See ~ am ee ae A nl det mm we & ass «se as 06lUC«C NC OC a — . ° ' j # er erent ? i "er UP thelr salary wil Ss. Dut mat- National Junior Tennis champion. a Vel y youtarus ae 4 eq ~ on ; i} r "Tiecetar hee adtriced NMararcer Rare reno reod with the first squa ; 135-Do ind casse—Caprt. Sam Cratg. gol " . - It is | t a. gained fa over Fiuett Petersen. } , ; eit pitching is - : r me e £ Everybody in camp believes it Is re Be : seo . : . is : : ; ; NN al all tal ll onl OL Le LLnL ALA Lr OLLI LG eal LL OO SOIL Lal ee le OE EN NY abe. Thre Ark Wood CHUPrt - * alee s : myn pee : sos m uN ' e up to the pitchers to put the Cardi- | Bevatatie:: oa ”“ “hen - ai gg ees hy been said and written about Nev-'! Trainer Tommy Brameéti, azliez , 158-pound class—Monte Ledford, Rela. lave na ‘ * F i Shee * % shia = -+ Ae Ir e @* * s > 1 = ‘. > . = ‘ a a aoe wane : ~ a ¢ a =o ee eee ee RA IN RESU S : | le | or e game on the} “S 724 et ) ei 5 i . if ~ ~* —- ‘oo tase ~ = ne ewe » & OY ane a Pe = ‘~ as a 7 —— x Bw ~~ —— ? = * ; - = ae Pp bs 3 It Was noticeab! . By 4 the acuior 7 Weather clear: track slow. ; Weather clear: track fast. ster und Sputec postession oO. °% St i - 4 ‘ Y wa YOU WC Lereu &§& =e oe R 7 gained over Merer Lihman 178 at thea abil ed ad : is + co ¢ eo . ce — — —_~ o~ y = - seal — — -m De on Z eo 7 ' ; 4 . a . ae | ef the players that each knew what Special to the Post-Dispat nh. : Ass : Pree, lace. Last year these two rivais! SLD LL LLL PRP PPP PALI | Eaghinetos. in 2 rates 4U st “, i ‘ ai x was best for him in the matter of FIRST RACE, $60, ciaiming, d-year- FIRST RACE, $1° claiming. 4 | were tiled for final honors fn base}? | ee . Oca abd up, tive and ope-haif ‘yr.iougse— is 4 five ¢ ye t Blise 1:.9 ll a ll me | 0% ~~ ET ao treet h- | 2 "hi +e conditioning. Each had his own] Witton: Planna (irving). ever, 1 to 3, 1 ries), § $5. $3.30, frst SF rege sige con eng eli apm amg IN TERNATIONAL NET H Day. lla.m.tollp. m Piste pl *3 . : “ae ne ae : a. i a vs ai , le -aciailiniaae - ? oe q ee f . : ue i special exercise. Vick put in some/|'%t? ©. first: Ouch (Bahrts, 3 to 1. 7 to bi bertus 114 es), $28.4 $il.4 were § Bs t def. Ss ce ead ng ! “ ’ ‘long period. i ¢ ms in ¢t city makes Webster : Ser ee ee MA ‘CHES IN — ee time at skipping the rope. A! Soth-[ Time, 1:05 3-3. Stanley H.. Little Buck. | third. Tin ) ! Bess HoT : : | 2 ; « and ws. one and one-sixteenth miles: : In the ois and B ~~ . ; + i. ». ‘ , ; ; ~ L od v "OT , . m ’ ™ . " : . — - ; \ * oron fielded bunts assiduously anda he a POSA, Sealoard. Herbier and A. Mizvapte Ma zewoow aia Night. ©: SS waits set At Miami. Viart mele 303 Wygeeeere ‘ eS t . : . au a A cee } y\ Se ora eae a + — ch ’ . s a" . - - P 4 . ; . i ¢2 + 1. . + . ee a " 4. a . wt » P » = ce - ~ oa 4 . - ~ % A ” TP 5 -» 1 dnring for c. . : os d : . — o ’ — rs = an ae ra J Pn a es ed > ss ~—T = sa + } Qf ‘ . , 7 ls feat v P ++) a —. : oe ee On a ‘ 2 ~ a a . 4 ~ eA ; 3 i a abe : s ®Llizabe Db peal ew i 4 Cie a. ei 4£€xnnis AS sociation ta ; ciubs and 7 ai POCA wv J eve A ““. 1 at ' : WR - 2? _ ~ ’ 2 Biba : . ail F — e " r . i ’ |aayv tT vw ~ ASeneo need 4 th t if ‘ pick chopping out mesquite bushes | tede.acy i Perdoma). 8-1. 7-5. second: Fim! tua. & ¥ coe), Sm f-|the last meeting these twol|° )- Ens|g c fas ae : nga ae 7; Come. ! > apn oan ys oe shite we = ge SE ai my , ; . alias s ARnew Cia ... 22 "Wwitdiane . sesre24 3 | Tr?2 ¢ a for e wor = nrerr There "as sorne Coutbt as to wheth.- fh “3 . a > . ; Tirne ] iif 4-0 S°3 , met © = ; > . . . A Q 4 . ‘ - r r Trop ni ys bos i t ce / i » 7 ne _ " . . . » ‘ m ~ t= + @c _? oe oe “ ‘ . ze al a al — ~ —_ a Sarees ’ 8 ae . . —" or. a. X " = _ om : : er this last stunt was for the pur-]Gafimes Lass and Snub also ran inkes wa sy * tne 28 .~ } point margin and tu ed Normanej| Greu_ : = ert > Vana. Wrive Riedie Sas 77.19 it a Plank migas) oer | ; ? i is . re "S ® aide , A? j ¥ 44s wwe" ' allies ” at Tat- ’ : ’ . . = . aa : ; pose Oo! {ral? ing or reé »St} ng. . uR ’ RA : on -y ae wig 3 vear- } PSTPRS, ; & n. be, e@ r a! i. Ow. Ga a,.ti@ f p 4 st 4 Lad tree il a . gy = The man’a m it ae Qreatr Br? ’ sad atick by it. i; Aa ~ FU} ug s--- On dx 40 {fog ’ a ne , rene n ui .° = y & . i & . . — ond P ry = a =? 2 +o} | ~ — ro - - asa & wr a — » » a ww ‘ ; ; : t 7 The men are entitled to three |Piy 1 NS, he eme TT comtose yy oman | Lone | | ise $12 olde.” ix ta , patet eS eee Sie i " ‘ Ma = _— lee: - " ve S . ~ T}3 r-? R 4 . , cy . — 2 z rt. ss F . — 4 > ie _* u , & Ss. A) a a, are se. a Je we Ww ical meals a day but severa) of them [r'). 7-10. out, second: Bosting | H. Calla. | crate ee pee ) Paice....8201 7 Gaiming. o-7en Wien. seminal tien elit Cn aes ie te . a P re . an. © ‘ : . ir Fi ee | - o , . 2 > é : _- : os e Anan we : j ~? 4 2 eee bw ‘ ~~ i a ~ ie _ co .4 Am +44 vF £244 i 4 ~~ : 8 : : : ; . .Z e ; aie vd : ’ vr 7 , Pr - i pa} — 44 ‘ 7h . : : £ have ce cCigea to OY ego @ * noone tr: aba I) "ha \ ten a)s9 Fa’ , ‘ - $i * - — - ' ite “ _ a ave tae . dp > om ‘ ao ae Zz . . . . ~a¥ 7 fern mas thea play ere compet ng In the : ; fin ?Trtire City Block} , ‘ Ze an a ’ » 4 ‘ = 7. ar 'Z . . . : ‘ r : s x . »- ‘ -_ , . . ° ms, " P” op ~ ’ 5 ’ | ; é : ‘ a” its & "= -— é F : | S-yearcids and upward, tive and onebers | Backrone, 111s Parvett | attle Renault | io » SiR 4.cvegr-olcs | 4 ° none: ' MORGAN TO LUCAS ; b during the | Tine, 2:124-5. Holy “Girl, Colomsum | barns. ix furlong —Hulo 108) Ie sae Semen Pete) ST Sarkcs Marers Se cos we ee jiBarnerty, $9.00. $4.30. $5.40. fire O. K | | inp Meena & re ee . K. on Bout for Bee cg! 107 Apt day, accompanied ws Reinhart. who did w latter part of last Main Entrance: a season, is in Broadway at Lucas good condition. mg@TH RACE, $700, claiming, Syean | Mewes 1 ee i ming.| $1200, maiden | ®sea de an upward, six furle: iKS— Decorative e > t- . =e y = c erse ' gh a ge Sona .- — | An upward. six furlonge—Cecorative | OE, UIS45. | Noes sty Lacy, March 19. eg gg a i age eae ed Buddy Myers, a high school} pi o.°°7).,.01 2-2, even. first: First | . eee - z . : ei L i Mar' mF. oe 1 ~ SeCONnd Piladee | . ry "T'Tz > . = ’ - tis 3 : ad : i “ es a o . . “ ‘ " . - iho acm : 4 } : , . i: ea — te pitcher from Fort Worth. Tex., | ‘Pervia), 4-5. thir: 2. I? os ‘@ fou a ; mind —Torrhner | ¥ > al . 7 . >s ae « . ~ ’ ‘ia - = Bah .ite 1 OrrmMie M “ “err +, Hus ~ Ora. i oe ’ e P ‘ 2 " 4 > wi re. - ~ . : ‘Te »s *.-*¢ * ‘ ; “ee Ae A h carsiaceee ma Ne 4h ware ue @ Pe 70 rar ds—s we ae Tn ’-54 3 leo Lempe | 7 UTR Seace Atni* C VOR IDLSSION t0-] Nea: ‘ ° eer uto ow t red Poh!vogt, Rs eC > tch er from : oct ¥ Pers a , I Fr ~ yee ‘ ’ . ; 7." rre: ~ ; "We ores + cones ~+ > ‘ oe, see? | \ ° T4 4 al = Hs; in 4) of t} art ~ ; ,> | . x % A - ack Rt % ° , sad. > aa oe, & , ‘ - ~~ LORS , I Riad § st 7 “4 , « | | : Re ra asp ef the Nert Martin), 1-2. 1-4. i t: i nmader re © es re Vvepor. Ci, 1S on hand. second Exec ry) 1.2 atah 4 : +* ms. ; > De | Li hk 4/ * rs ‘ ” — “ ae anil ” - ~ 4 . - . _ rhe Cardinals borrowed bim for] Sm. 2:502-5. Debadeu. Hutchinson, | "+ ' Mzteenin, cist weight champion. te engage in|? 4s , OT nd yarce: | { - ona . : ; " 7 , =~ ~ A > 4 Le = wl : hii : ’ ne training season. goun and Delhimer aiso ran. " $$2.90, first; Fir er .102 rowing bouts with heavyweights and ap- 12014") sguare feet of space. Three great floors of exhibits iTeproof building. Wide aisles ind plenty of room for a ee : > : - m™ . i nde >> ees ; +; bs TS 4 > al 4 1 ' it j i ‘ } ; o Hornsty thinks that san Ate-i. “St Tace—casier Bor. Tax mp? | i - Pie tine: eee ee oe rc Second race—Cottager. Fourt! ri SEVE ng jiound Car iam 8 6iy Pot. os) oY. 20. ni 229 Bit “105 MeCrimmon ....1 strongly supported by Bill Killefer, | At Miami. fond; Virginia B. luv (Jeffries), $4 xi BA Fl A ea > ee oP Poa et w—eian wh S$ manager of the Ch : : ‘ Damme, 1:20 40. ole, Stella Maris and) t al M t Rerrash so, ard G.” 2225112 | Littie tive 9 as manager of the Chicago) Wéather clear; track fast. Mary Hogan ais0 ra Cen r eets ‘aoe oes TRS Emmerd S. «otis | Let actin. ae im the automotive ‘ yen nee sco worid. The : “hits ~ie8 itstanding ‘ q ube, trained at Catalina Islands, | 57 the Associated Presa. i _ ol ‘ Grav cia o 2 Maude WGarve . y - a ; . , ee :.¢ ill says the climate here is su FIRST RACE, $1200, clatmir 3 ~. Tampa ™ rate ches. ” MeCrimr “Evereliade. Mors aR Wevie as Py | FE —_ bee” : | = i Latha a _— ~~ . : ros ’ ; - a i . 1 : ij . . “4 -— - 7 @ — -s£ 29 : mids six furlongs: “Paul Weider pirat Bagdad, 1 a. a cporide onig oo ) ) Sietth race ge. 3-rearclds and] Co gn MANMATT. Ses of the New York and «cage ’ : os . ' yn a} tes cS F -i.. - , ; ; “ag anaemia gris SS —_—— ‘y : ye ” Alto abn we : een : fe@erim: . * hy pit er now ; " agree | ae M4 x : “a bin! Bilhes,, re f The newest + odels and latest . ‘ me ae ‘ la AER NINE A RES fontaine, ee ge Bi RO ARE an RR e-— Daz ertior to that art Cat a} Ins Vie j ) be A Barnes ‘ $17 On. $73 . $32 it 0 :. . : ~—_ ‘ eo . 7 aid ' - i. =pats ——- 3 as | . + i Ye ’ le te it °. . - with the Cardinals, also tikes San : Lntonio. ‘ “At Cataiina we had to keep go- |; - . 1 \ 3 .* * A . ‘ ‘ i " >; : : et 4-0. Out- | At New Orleans. uled tonight in the meeting of Cenei Wiersa hi Wingfiel@? .11 > Se Meunkenen Scanian | : | GRENAD! . B ereet, Overivok, Sound, Cherub. Weather cloudy; track fast. | tral High and McBride High bas-} ..” Day . nile at spp ON ; | : a -— | ' ; ine convensent = 4 ’ - — . wv q (at) Wh 4 t the rs : roy 3 - Une, SECOND RACE. $1200. clniming. 4- NOCTL Suid, ior there was always ‘ Ue) Kings} . 4aek.* . ° . . j sv : ae : >- é ay , . a : . >. me " — ; a ; ’ “ a : eas y ‘) - 4 ' - é mM ~ n ; 7 ~ ; eae ae | leave the office for 4 — . ‘ : - ad ‘@ ‘a Me a bh. Mort : nDpUue Uo 1g pane : we “OUr Or two to. visett the ‘ + meen — eee ee : c i finder 110 (Cc Crossen). $ mie ie ae yds ae . Cold wind biowing and whenever | op4m 419.(C, Mccromen), $0.80, $4.20. | $15.29 7.80, $a. first; Green Silla 1184 ‘ o ; , . oe: arin ‘J bas aArMes} y , ss . > —— =) . | 7 Ff me ~ — = 21 tC. Lang’, $11.40, $12.20, second; Royal | Victories an aNerrnoon. seu > Xu >. ad), $3.70 second Shining L ght ? 15 i ; ; : i *® @topped running the perspira- |‘ G. Pleide), $6.90. third. Time, 1:12 2-5. | : on © . la drv on us, senniet ng in Roddie Brown. Na ighty ~ sba. and) Sun T me, } ts Z-sd. = ii er SUiimuii, Cara } tiff muscles and sore arms.” | Rajan alse ran. fp oC Sy = | The Exhibits: ¢ : he : . ‘ ‘ 2s > ’ . ¥ : % ‘ ? ee $7 , ~ A 2 ~ i Loe on. - 3 — ie fon3 ; ila Stutts ou $3.20 St i . ning. 4 - : % ‘ weck’s Stadium, which the Car. | ss.ii', fired Atossa I't!o 4 Tyron 4 ds at } . TaN cK. OD Dec. 1 i. by a@ score of 2§ \ on cee : :? race be + S4 i) » = >, a ‘ sy — ; - . vo) : ", ha » ard Ta AA - ’ "i ly y aa . “yas rnais & if use next week. had not e. ° >.21F, BECOME = Wo l } EQ Ren. ‘Teti bel TEs ~ ~ . 443 a2 =i} « to Li ioacyv Kamn CO , ec 7 ~ | 2a Ser ~ rT = - Cae 2 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ; a . s os on Mw . . ; $4 “4 ¢ >, A an re ° “ ‘ dae ABUiSS awice : i ' -_ —aee et race. $1- , 6 . +) ° , La cm co diti i iam a" ire T me. 1 4s. Hot v4 ¢ ' ‘ ‘% \{ ~ The s5 a Bri ‘2 ae | } oe ~~ J] -“ ‘ it a +~ = ‘ — ’ . eg : ‘ ! : " Bs ut % work nder the direc Team is four . han - tT aw te ~.} Plaineman and Ww Wells also ran Hoie = ainenitit SAir MM Marvy Coennors Lvs ,_ =e ,- a Siz . © 2:Tng, war f h bh ll d 4 o put to. work under the direc-| rearvits, four furlongs: Lovely oifan.| Riasgman and Will Wels also ran.” Hole| pine, risth racm—Dobeon, Gassorah. | xAeg Moo ceec/i') Maly Cimihire. 200] gi S"Qng Gp, tive, furlonce: | softs which will stand | “Great giass-lined M 1 I k 4 . = * : a) . 1 fa. ie ee | Fe . . “ ics Pere > ” ee _ _ " " ata ; a — >, b « . ~ tre -.. ~ . oe Pa Se ee =* = ® ae Tyre es 7 ie -? ‘ i ‘on of } red Eiuyr er. It is now €X- 7 np emt . a A , ; » | >} 7 sianta ae : tiie ee : ' = iad aa a : : Bi jpide wt ee Ris race—= : " is Qs o anct 114 } § vy ¥ ese 4 ts Aa Night. .-.if8 ' 6c Trac-ic« f . : nas 3. OU, t: Den Bonero, 108 (G. Ellie). | HIRD agp $1000, claiming. 3-vear-| Ba r, Frank Fogart ect, ke = toy) SKeaclant .....115 ere A acca aS, c ¢ ga Ofat ¢€ see — or “Thermos” Trucks. ‘ peeted that the grounds Will be all/ $31, $13.20, second: Canaan, 116 (Jj olds and up, one mile and seventy yards | > Ear heque : a ees yg) Pau coveshia 1 Seth. . -eellf} 2 Dikn) > ™ —. ' 7" eh : -4° ae ~ 743% Tin wae Se . ? -* . eg *t ° sali, . , Ore i ieee Ss. - ‘orn ; | evi teh eae 9 ft —P av * i} wht by Saturday. Catlahan), $4.°0. third. Time, :47 SS. | — Bear ues 16S . Pichon), $4.40, | eUnlucky i Srrancinet! Bf nan neienn. . -. 2 Trout. ...149 | rv , , $ of Commeftrial . Died -* . * 3 | 7 . , eel ~ > . -_ ssenus ties ad Te 4 ye i if 7G — * ® : EédJie Dvrer said on his arrival wore iggneerngg , Lady Porter @gd Mi er’, $8 and ont. 20, secand: Tulane 108} By the Associated Press. | *island Farry .. 98 Lady Lynn ..-.1Luy 2 ic "an rei. : es inpreserve me ort? es, Sirt eel | te ¥ ’ os 9 » . tx € ee . ee mac3. at aitie ua {?. ti ira I me i 45 l »} Pe f rye ‘ ‘ = Mi: s M 2g z°?. : ; e140 9 sie ony oe ene cen nee —— 4 at e ha 1 taken Spe ciai care of F PTH RACE. $i: 300. The Tarpon | ~ er Sue Star Tas " pe . FF ‘ ii RZ A R.A ve r fur ngs wMmMing Thied race S1G00. claim ing 4. Tear-olds A oom A 7 ses 290 Mec t Through...i1i4 i - ; : ; thibitg of Inter-city Motor- . . - ; * > , : . ra = . ew (143 \f 2rry Ton 2 1%, . on = aoe 4 a . om A 6S 1s. ee im 7 } « aor I ; ’ 2 $ i9 arm this winter and that it felt} Springs Handicap 7 year-olds and _ Bx | Iwo, Be mt Leaves. Tule eon: | i K i seen” $x 2 “pepee apna en } = 2 e and ergnth les: | Intake : ; oa —. awe: eo : buss ° : By fz: : = $ iF, Smith’. § an, ff } irciah i ee o~-B*! tits ar’ JON Lary LO] L\TTSZOER .coes te] "te on i ee a ee ee 2 | ; a. rr - owas f # . ; rie a? o — 7a ~t + a S =— =" 4 =1 7 ? Scie : 3 ace. — . Gein. J-¥ ai 3 : : $4.00. $3 at: Arcady 225 «(Nae et} ; -: easen but when he did get it im! pokninder. Norwester and Cid Slip Qiso; J. Heupel) $63.60, $24.40, $13.00. wan: | “4™0re * Ss ir Saiam, War Lass, Lor-| Barbary Bush...iiv par... go eligibie: | Dante's oe 9..1115 elm gh Cette ccs 3 | 18.909 Suare feet devoted te Arc- wae . , ' : ’* : : ’ iw ee : y the Theo ct a ae hn Ti . 2 ** 4 > {Ye : = ua i} "th ; - - ” eas ee , . ° . *eee ae . = 2 orking order he pitched good ball, | ras. ’ }Quince aren 119 (W. Harvey) $4.80, } ow" Vk ee | Ce sane "aici ae ee. ie ant coe. 7) | Maimonides ... 99 °Star of Eve. ..109 | “quipment, Supplies «sd ‘es ' Jol St . SIXT RACE. $1500. ailowances, 3.) S3.80). secon Harlan LOS «WW. Garner ptoessteirn sr BP nage asap Moris Meg ... ¥ X - st - - . ait a Cc bh : eo) Th) } 4 . ; , JIT3¢@ A ae + Be ‘ if m ae N RA nw r BR sé ISS, ia* " 7? rt 2 race, > wy} nandica. ” 3-y ear = 3 P » ene and * os x aap as is 28 ° ian | : ; r ory “or - - Co ? . ee > ted hy ua wou! a be here tonight or Mike Mc Luke « ‘ a! la an ye Padger Stor *Y ] jacks &Ant'qduarta ©. o Teargicds atid ID. i ; F. Barnes :. S4. an. third. Ti me. — A $y ai) be 4.70 eeconed Adoxzia . 13 : Tl etan : a = rein me a Lone Po a waits ne rr °Wa ter D mt. . Lt Teck oP it oe "*829ore ste prices Bd ; i 471-5. Traveler, Gay Comet and Moun FIFT? RACE—Ss1000 ‘aiming, 4-1 383.80. ‘third Time 1-0? 3-5 Serercy Bob Cc . **""08 Guest ef Honor. 14 Sixth race, $1200, ciaiming, ' 3-year-oids o. = P . D 7 Y l : Beacon &.80 fan. Yearoiice and 2 one Miln and one- | Red, Od Red. Four a’ Five. Damar ee gi Ban —.. ies .. 08 Cre ope api ot 114 = gen om _ — Susanne 2 a on eats = SKVENTH LAL -F. SiS, claimin - | sixteenth ranteche 01 «If. Pichon?) Wig Rows Atkin, Coom Titsia Bs it a "ite Tze MAMie IIR B.. 4! Fern oe . “~ Be 4 : ty the A.2RO1 a fered i’rs 6 “Paro Gs rome ; *e and a res > s.r ou > 40 $3 apes War Lowe 1. ae 1 10 j . Hu} . S153 a4 i) ie 4 hat) 4 i t77IworT . a. é ) ; ee . asl ag Fort ‘a3. .*-* nna lf s 3% ’ *“-* sue " a 7 uspices 3 ) i. NEW HAVEN, Conn. Fed. 23.— aan ae ba tis ‘Er. Benha ni, SH.14), | Wana 10 = tf es oe . “a a * one “ i T TTRD R a ive furlongs. ciaiming. £.ita oy $1900 puree. eel ds an ®Lugce .110 Mitzi Meee... 106 — ° - : Pe ° me : : 3 wen ry ; ter a | ler } te ' } "lee I =e: “Fi & Lai «Bs ile r + « . Ba | Lb ee ‘ = a 4 .* yesterday tu an tntereollegia te Tif et 2 a* GT? iTS Risa “ OTT Wold . oe May old ; i2 en S| qh] 13 ' thire r me ] (9? a ; ° a. ma ~~ ' ir “ r it — a bag — ee = = : ‘ = . DEALERS’ be same. Capt Loed of the Tigers, | # ™.. Poe: | - Mouxie, Deugiae H. Johnston. Corthy| Sixth sace. $1000, claiming, 4-vear-} : — tiger . > “a >, * Mi +?) ha rt % : ” . " ee ; ie mo es ~ oe on ¥ - _ | 7 ° ; oe _— é , . Beles ee high Deint scorer i ®agu ah a : ., + Pape Be (sitters, 'O Ga and up. ® ang oOMmeeignit files: “ _ scored six tield ta ame een Miamt Scratches. | New Orleans Scratches. | Sayer wdogan, Golden Maiden, Gal: Johnny Overton.10% *Sweeptona ....1 5 | is preceded b dandruff — TT . Admission 50 Cents ™ vet “audit. Second—Sand- a er rat rac ‘Gee Free . > 5: itter. ‘ a OO meO Far. ; ° ray Jj *e@@ees i] } Tar rTerine “ve «* ? } s | ; - ~~ - —- — _ i ; * ree throws, raising his total scor- | h::s¢. wit “xnowe Me, Wildlane. Thea US, Zucca, Dr. Larrabee @iek Hum, Nec. | iimamnngs = sencesne | Tre Femian . 34 Irish Pat o....113| . scalp falling hair- If your dealer cannot : 1 pe this season to 67 points. The! Fur. Onno Tea. Amir, French Lady. | and Snag Nee gg -& see . ove od nia yoo “iy ae write us for rRame of meses ' 4 B “ountain. St. rd tella, e f ; sant a $ ; ee 2) ee ry ees i OE FAN Cae. bie Ft Phe are FY a intents” 7 @ oO ae Bytes ~ we habe. » mx. i a . t the halt, 18 to . Bova} ler urdy Stel Eden. Fifth weed, Lord Raitimore TT, Ada Biackiack, <v- ght. TTenee ” NintheAntie: might 1 — a Fox. 5 es xy eht See e ve o- ‘ er, 8 E. Fs ung 4 Walff € Be & " aric | =

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babe 8 >. ———-- a RS EACH » ta - y be a 2 z 2 Bees 4 : ee MUNIC Detroit Soccer Stars, ) B. STARK, America's est soccer referee }> ® bri , t I Under J. B. Stark, W; Play Here Next Sonia Sunday Will be measure the All-Scots players who hang. a =t. Louls team a 2.1 de. eat time, Stark has promised to select a be On th lowing | , the following Sunday, |, March 7 the Vespers and Ben if wrt is lers will meet in a Western Phil Verde, Rochester, six rouwbds. as AVinning Fives Fi } Will Qualify Oppose Price Team at Sherman Park. — ee d Werner and Wer- Advance—Next Round j rowed down to ; ‘4 bh race nari 0 With tne “ a contenders, t Shall elimination : | eduled 9 {gguble-header sehe series has KRUMMEL CORD.AL GRENAD!INE SYRUP aTini AS OMTAIL Apricot ” CORDIAL GR) COTA | SLOe CIN Se ee ee Ut PLAY CORD VERMOUTS 4 ‘ry (Time «eure JPRICOT ws your dealer cannot supply ye* write us for name of nearest desl- A nos NAaaee a ae wage er, L. E. Jung & Walff Cow Inte pOTTSY CLARK SIGNS AS SPEARS’ ASSISTANT im the Associated Press. ‘YINNBAPOLIS. Minn 7 Feb. 3. George “Pottsy” Clark, Kansas Uni- ersit¥ football coac he gnd prior to that a of Niinois football and baseball star, has been signed as assistant fo ir Clarence W. Spears, head foot- hall coach at the University of Min- nesota. Clark also will a as baseball coach after the present s ason, Fred W. Levhring, athletic director, an- pounced today. In 1920 and 1821 Clark coached Meotbal! and baseball at Michigan cultural College. Autre SHow i . _° en h since University _* tee February 22 to-27 THIS WEEK laily: 11 a. m. to 11 p. m. | NEW | MON MARKET BUILDIN , {An Entire City Block) BROADWAY TO SIXTH MORGAN TO LUCAS Main Entrance: Broadway at Lucas | The Nation’s Largest Auto Show | Under One Roof 12,000 suuare fee: of space. Three great floors of exhibits. reproof building. Wide aisles 1 ‘0d plenty of room for comfort- able inspection of displays. EI ETE Ae TRAP ARNO NC 4 4H, bs “ ee Pet ow m The newest models and latest ‘mprovements in the automotive world. The Outstanding ‘hits’ of the New York ard es oe ee neers Under Auspices of ST. LOUIS AUTOMOBILE BALERS’ ASSOCIATION Admission, 50 Cents BP tly: 11 3. m. to 11 p. m. rs a. > 2 e ae a | for Semifinals | Meet Trumbulls and | he municipal bas- | mee ) erm 7 ‘sight at Sherman Park Community ne Iaston. oT. LOUIS POST-OISPATCH IPAL BASKET T St ER see ee = — = TUESDAY EVEN ING, FEBRUARY eal (EP 8 *)*? 1926, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH © ae ee ~ re o ; - : ae ‘ . , ‘ Last Night’s Fights ; mh first contest Will Sik “!were using their fast ball high ? > - ' c ; iwith a good curve and change of PPL PIP PII III PIII DDD Dn glock. duinte er th pace, The spitball had iust heen : a TO ie odes QU424s aaa iayes ; he . ‘ y CINCINNATI, — Joe Anderson, § ™ a +» the opener and thejintroduced effectively by Jack ; - : gs in th — * : Covington, Ky. defented Speedy Trombu aypte Price team In the|Chesbro and very soon }ere Was past ‘ a tet . : Sperks, Lawton, Ok., 10 rounds, ee PN ct rn and Werner &!a sprinkling of spitballers in both PHILADELPHIA.—Jack Dela- : oe ow aed The Rhodes|big leagues. Then Bil] Donovan, | i r } o a Af : : ; } ney, Bridgeport, Conn., knocked a. the right to nliav tonight | Addie Joss and Fred G ade were |} | Gann on oe op ting the Fulton team last|so successful with their new siyle ade a, four eatin . , - | » of _ ands. — eat the W ashington U.!that there was a wave of side-arm ’ ? _ mrifsue, * . im ae ' . . MILWAUKEE. — Tod Morgan, house, 27 to 12. On the same | pitching. Junior lightweight champion, out. ‘the f ji] L2 ngs TRENTON, N. JI —MVMa sie R & " nes the semifinals, vhich | the } a { war. - > _ h , | j | . 4 4 | m —~ ™ | ¢ 1% the emery ball, ball and A ; the shine Stars Will Develop. ? ; high ; ' | i CES es I land Plank. ‘long NID FOR ALL ACHES considered coming or 29 years thing to bs every pit Fame 15 Ago had to work himself up through the various minor I When reached the major leagues he was a finished pitcher and a well- developed specialist in the funda- mentalis like the fast bal], the ball and the curve. It my pitching Another is that the ae =~? a > TIIOS | ‘ ner Into agues. he slow if trick barred for , n 4 prediction that is completely a period of years there will be a |‘ return to the old styles of pitch- ' ing. Then there will appear pitch- ers,who may rank with those that I ve named for the best of all +3 so: —. o —— . east a as imes: Mathewson, Rusie, Young. Nichols, Alexander, Breitenstein and Plank. The present day fan stil arvels at the ability and endurance of Mathewson, Johnsor \lhexander starred o 4 oun?e., a8 , a ilttlie Rusie, ois and Breitenstein. pe riod. +-° . } Tartner ‘hnack, were of the same caliber, en- during for many years against al] clubs and the hardest of condi- tions. Iam aware Plank might be qu stick by it. He was a m that mv jud an of the ] - A best habits in his every day life and was absolutely dependable. ils Winning covered a long period. I will grant. that percentage Rube Weddell ADVERTISEMENT 4 ~ SS SN \ * *. 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All drnggists—2o cents letters like this testi- | In this based on the ability of players more years in actual competition. ornsby Gets Place On Cobb’s All-Star All-Time Ball Club PITCHERS: Christy Mathew- son, Ames Rusie, Cy Young, Charlie Nichols, Walter Johnson, @rover Alexander, Theodore Breitenstein, kddie Plank. (ATCHERS: Buck Ewing, Ray Schalk. FIRST BASE: Hal Chase. SECOND BASE: Rogers Horns- by. ~~ POO OBO POO ODO OOo oe way I | ——— ee } } } ‘Carlo lawn iday by defeating Mrs. minute | } seeded at the , i I ‘ i } i ae » | r iOry)} Pi 41©¢ 1 I + and I have not played for n Please + Same out the Loss of a : Game. TO PLAY TWO Many ELIMINATION GAMES TON — sd orn _— ——_ A ee ten — Oe er rn RE eed set — -_——-— ee eS = — a New Recora i SS cords Es Helffrich, forme — —_—-—~ - - — —— * a vyearago. Aian ffrich, 1 : a . tei , . matrteara Penn State tiler, cov ered 5090 mete! tite o> 9-5 ge onds be t- im one minute 22 2-5 seconds, y 4 - “ . 7 . a - > e «is | ? Ty) * ite is. te} inzg the Maren of bf 7&4 Tris 4 4 RETURN TO SOUT! iT IaNT? iiGg., -3 : |? i i> r KNUTE ROCKNE GETS NOISY WELCOME ON *. ‘. +y*> ae * - BEN P ° veek by Vincent Lally of Brooklyn Sept : : ¢% > we ia * a ft. } r¢ ? n 0 ay { etic ames Ethel Lackie of Chicago, com- 2. seo : , i et, m Se tha An ericnyn A A aF Notre |} * ~e@are € Wi a Sst “ ~ se wget - “ peulp, eat 4 J ‘ ies . 7 e ’ ‘ ‘ ” ™ oy swimming championships ee } lor - ‘ he — RNS aS enemas — s ijmitles - * i ida, established a new 60-yard free- , , « office 4d Ss and % am lyase m 217 ‘) 7 oe te es , 2 * " } ° ; >} » € : a7 2 ; ec nds The oe Wasiingions B day an Occasion of General Record- | style mark of 27 2-5 seconds. _ pects to be ready-t =e |old record of 3-5 seconas was for sl! ng practice | March 1 4 -” ee ' } Ie a a % a ** ‘ ; ) smashing in All Parts of Country. | held by Eleanor Garatti. Jubilant studen crowded - te affine ¢ f is retur ‘ siaies Peter de Paolo wiped out the rec- “As _ cialoadbadisnsibratacias ris re ners aameioni a Ea neatianed the moet mpus exeit lord of 109 miles an hour estab-; occasioned t L} i nonths ' ® = cv ~ P - ~~ . : ry nf ePxyneriernc @¢ nere tT ni ent ’ By the Asso: iated Press. ished } Tommy Milton in Kansas men _ | a ° - nt ‘ - ’ + + . ‘ | . 2 . € ** 7 “vr , 9 5 . ; NEW YORK, Feb. 23.—Washington’s Birthday produced a num- City last year by averaging 129.29» nutes 30 seconds at Melbourn: ; i. “ Sssocinte) yt Press. MONTE CARLO, Wills advanced to o3 —Hei- ra} . : : Cie. n the third round in the singles of the Monte, | Robertson, ? ¢ tennis tournament Marriott : P ‘Hioward Drew and Loren Murchison. di , . y cinnine th 7H60-mil ace : 2% P ‘ - he 7 _ ber of record performances in sports. winning the s0U-mille Pra The first set in the nati In the American Legion Games hard. Cincinnati fifth seconds, erasing the at Boston yesterday Dehart Hub- f sprinted 65 yards in six and of seven seconds first set by Lawson 1908, and equalled later by rotra and Rene Lacoste o required 28 games for decis Jake P our- : : liard champion, Negro ath! Schaefer. 18.2 balklime Dbil-! ete, , i gEcored 2 con- utive points in an 18.1 balkline mat: Chicago with Willie lioppe. Frank Ives made the pre-| , . a7 vious mark of 140 in 1897. ”* mark a h in record . Georgie won Handicap at New now coach at Pennsylvz2uia, in onal 1? loor tennis finals between Jean Bo rs ’ ion. oY of the longest championship se‘s 6 the Washingto Orleans and “lhe Willie Ritola shattered the 5000)ing the distance in 13 minutes 32) , mMeland. 6-0. 6-0 ; : ‘ad . iu ) “whert Or Prmar ? Auvstrallialry Tree won the VW ashington alkin- 4ngiand, O-V, o-v. é iil “ea ' ‘ ee ee ba . , ; Hubert Ipperman of Austra r’ " vards record in the Coast Artillery; seconds, or seven seconds RRECE } ‘ Q | | t Til q? 346 ~ rm 9 oy t miT ae . : i P i ° in 7 y i] " ¥ ” %f ' cn ) pe] Ljuana Senorita De Alvarez of Spain.) corps games in Brooklyn. negotiat-! than the figures he set in St. Paul} "ode 10 miles motor paced in 9) icny jus > ? . . ‘i i top of the iower MNaii | -- n the singles, defeated Mrs. Pit- nan, ®-t), She 1s still snort of her play was an i! nent over that of vesterday. After he Ralie she deciared did not xpect } luring “I need will nonth,’’ she to reacn ner § vest tenis the present tournament. rnament Nice next mber, I year. ee ene BACALL th play she LOU *, * ae ‘Pan 4 hbetter said. early a me Wilis yet.” mention the with Miss een eee f0 don't breath WEBSTER HANDS FIRST DEFEAT IN 19 STARTS TO 6-2 best } iprove- | WASHINGTON HIGH, _ : . Two sl ar field oals from rHIRD BASE: Jimmy Collins. [wo 8s] sans Rs te ro 4 Tt ri} ‘ Se Bani 17 t t as! lew minu es SHORTSTOP: Hans Wagner. Mmidcourt | ‘ | ’ “ 7 M4 4 j ; l¢ ¥ intz ‘Ti shi, ru in . 4 RIGHT FIELD: Willie Keeler. & pias pail ; pugy ex ' CENTER FELD: Brisa }fuard, er led Webster High to de-|| Speater [feat Washington (Mo.) High last | " . . ‘ep PE ioht ¢ th "ebs YVmnasium. | LEFT FIELD: Joe Jackson. gil a he W ter 4 nasiu eS - aia , : Pee Fs |The score was 19 to 1b } ‘ " ; l/had phenomenal ability at times,| Webster held a small lead most) * ’ - +) ¢ , ry + “¢ . al "At eS thr ae aw it had a wonderful. physique and hada j°® *8¢ Way oUt was aiwe) pkey are. : ° ee 1e my Way Of thinking.) 4. +13 for Washington. though, Waddell had no place on} : ) , is] imo? co } owed “3 C los “ee + % | lr a +h }j \V . 54) e uld Le wy a 1, 4 Ve —a" T- ae 17 [ have known him to lose his head | cnown the forwards, especially and toss away a ball game or have (in dropping free throws, to be taken out of the box if sor The box s e: batter happened to sitash a lin WEBSTER 19) arjve through the The Detroit | Field } ; P ‘ | . Name—Porition Goals.Goals.Fls.Pts ii mad a refuiaYr SByYSLtLEeM it BCtL- | itreens zg forward ] ] = ] ting him out of ¢t} ox by drag- | Sample. lef ward , y uy t ee ? = Word, left f ard (? l ] ] ging the ball to @U i1rs asen in, |] lluy cent ? 1] ( 4 r } 4 . } "y ge “io ? re | i} 4 *) . rine e Cc ( - the baer Litzenn rig Fua : forcing Waddell , ree 5 ped ks mto ft guard 0 0 7. 9 and sliding into him. AS a_ rule — . Tot 7 ah ~ 4 ‘ } when that a ippene qd he wes 4 ta oes nt oem , ] ] , ; som OER WASHINGTON (15 } “7 } - ting , . : Be ie - : Tiny ufn tor tA aay. He ] Ali Ut ait Field } nul _ the gaff Name—Positi Goa!ls.Goals.Fis.Pt« , tee (Alber i: right forwar ‘ 3 0 x 1; 77 . ° } ‘ bs . ‘ There is little use my enumer- | tiatemann, ieft forward , 4 bas ating the wonderful] points of the Lamu nter } (> ] ] were ‘ * HInelischer right guard 0 'y , f cine pitchers that I have select: Villa. right gua ie i 0 ‘) () . ; * N »r | left o 7 1? {) (> f} 7. , s+ ¢ —— ohat « *#hir Yr Ion st OF pKer if ‘ ara { uO W af) LO add (i7i¢ (ning, U ones: Vasoce red gua (} 0 1) 2) I consider Cy Young one of the — — —- s ; Totals ea ee ae 15 } rreatest pitching machines that I , | a ‘ ' 4 ; s . ' “Nonp = en Score at end of first half—Webster. 5: Ve y ’ Se] 11S TO Wive Vou A " or~s es ee . : Vashingt } Referee—Kamip rime ; r 4 * i pa pn ee y TY, wy 4 #£ } mea He won over U0 Ppames POPE ETF Y Seore Colmer, T ot } > =} © ¢ - —- é ves—lo if ~S. le yr leagues. That 1s more wesw ke. ete tack 20 aeate Maes ocea [REREOL TOL TANS WING of the last 2h vears have € ven estioned, but Ij. Youn2 nitched In other words, ~ ° ; *on more games than many of the great stars ever pitched. Mathewson type. Christy of The Not times, did he Young well only at but will devote a little aw article. take up catchers of all niteh pitched often. J] space to rame that I s him pitch in*a iy next article mubsequent a Stickney-Hoelscher Cigar Co. Central 5000-58001 | WHAT IS HOME this new dictionary, it might as well be without one. The publishers realized that fact many months ago, so they discarded their old printing And unless your home has plates and made an entirely new dictionary from start to finish. Here it is; all ready for readers of THE POST-DISPATCH For one coupon presented at the Post-Dispatch such as the one printed on an- other page of this issue and only the small distribution expense named therein. 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Potts holds a promissory who roomed near his store con- note which assures pay ment “when fided that he had invented an ex- the company is on a paying basis” - 4 Gorgeous Festivities for Erst- ACHING HEADS AND SI SPOT g EYES while Principal in London Blackmail Trial. raurwut°.. Kashmir, India. Feb. TA.—Magnificent célebrations have l for the last fort nigh*+ in connection with the acces- cion of the vroun Prince, Sir Hari ‘ . ‘ > . ~ + ‘ » - : : a sing b to tHe throne of NasnMny Sir Tariis perhaps better Known te ths erld as the mysterious “Mr A’ in the sensational blackmaii ase tried in London a@ year ago. hut apparently Kashmir has chose! to forget this episode. he religious ceremony of the eoronation Oi THe mex Mahar a) jah of Jammu and Kashmir will take ‘ 5 im «* tm be ae ae place on ing eg ‘ rhe Govern- . } ; * ‘ ment alone 18 ending £200,000 ighiy $1 000,000 on the cele- bration. this sum being used fo the ceremony, the festivities of iwuration, public work, food the poor and entertainment. Hov much more is b@ing spent by th: Kashmir nabobs is problematical The festivities are proceeding das P ; , ; a . . ¥ and night and the famous palace - ~ * itself is providing scenes of regal splendor (sreat reagning Princes from all parts of the empire will hich will ¢ followed by a durbar. one of the most picturesque functions of the hast Elaborate arrangements are attend th coronation, w made for holding on fiptn rs. i 4 , . 4 I me State t if@puants belonging —V Tr t To . a * 5 +}. robes of gold and silver, the tusks glittering with gilt and thei: > ‘ Sad ‘ . , 7? ; " ry ys | > faces and ears painted in flamber- ant designs. 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Read Mr. Davidson’s message of pons “Kellogg's ALL-BRAN hase sure bee of dollars and suffered untold agony. ‘end this is the first relief I have had. Believe me, I will sure be a booster for ALL- BRAN as long as ! live.” N. Street, Sacramento, Cal. Constipation is at the bottom of more than forty harrowin Unpleasant breath. blotchy complexion, spots before the eyes forerunners of worse follow! Conquer somereet ion with Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN. Kellogg's ALL-BRAN brings lasting relief from constipation Don *t submit to the Eat ty two tablespoonfuls daily— | Fs in chronic cases, with 5 ge meal. Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN i aran- teed to relieve qenatipation ause | it is 100° bran. Money back if. it fails. Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN comes| ready to eat. Delicious with milk or cream, with fruit, orn cooking. Made in Battle Creek, Michigan. Sold by all grocers. Served every- where. e ALL-BRAN esents in the aggregate a LAXATIVE Mother! see Constipated Child «.: “California Fig Syrup” natural—sus} pect stomach and soon Millious of mothers depend upon this gentle, harmless laxative. It 5 a . oe * ‘rr California vo rgist ° 7 at hal ’ 4 +. + ta. i cer INor ~~ +“? renuin fornia fig Svrur de is se far } d ry » uas aad : 4 ns s .’ les an American Beauty The New Delicious Food 1@c—at all greeers SHEL RONI = ST YOUR poe” DRIPSp BATTERY t Clothing s W. E. Fuetterer Supplies Co nine & Hasner HAFNER.MFG.«Co. __3128 CARROLL AVERUE. CHicace THE ALBA PALM BEACH q A new, exclusive ren- dezvous for the discrimi- nating. € Luxurious—fireproof. @ Reservations and railroad commodations available. 4 To Satisfy Growing Desire Own a Car A Better Car Post-Dispatch Automobile Columns CEMETERIES OAK GROVE “The C cemetery Unusual™ 4 4 MARTER 7K Pp} ? AL, 4 ARE a) ye art he 4" TEST A EEE? | GER wee l,-I-N-D-E-L-L ‘ A 54 B-O-Y-L-E. Pp? e Delmar oven ; mar 2102 e682) PE E72 Funeral Hom SERVICE FIRST LADY ASSISTANT J toed LAFAYETTE A \ . f P > M e ‘ah | mi & Frank Eas 4 b a ‘ " | 4 ery > aa arme Arexander Agmes Padberg. | ua Rudo? ida Was amd Laima ds mMosher-in-iaw grand i, OT gteat-«rand Mgther sister a 4 agei “Oo years ; era 7 “a; * . = 3 2 Aa A » 2 ra %4 she’ = i . ~~ T 4 oe a Fe . 4 i pi} 4 emer = ‘ anc ave | s ermekst hn as 2.2 ain, £2 es Lemetey 32 BOG AND iC H- oe Nino Pe. & : ‘ . : i a a@..a Boge 4 ' 34 +z iaughte iif a i/\ ea ~ ee ‘ > PR SiR - 4 ~ Ag A ugds Ola ’ s igea > Pa.83 i i i F “TR j ~, = vr neral home. 3125 Lafayette avenue VW edn eed a. Cah i Lf : rR Inter e int Hope Cemeter BOC LL IER mtered| tn ‘© wt : Tues - Wi : *Ei1e@g A Bo: sbi i? ' u*@rma c 2642 houteau avenues, dear cr her ef Mrs Mary Weilkamp aud Jehn Bou r lar @unt, mother-in-law and grandes L- er. @t the age of 78 yea: rt . = _ \Faner \ from } E. J. Schn rs new fun eme. 3125 La! capes avenue, Thu: ay, Feb. 25. at i. inmtermesat in New Picker ¢ “amet a irr BU + ea ee ye ina Frest on uesday, Feb. 23, 1976. eat 8:29 a. m., HKather? ne Burrichter «(nee Willems beloved wife of Barney B. Burrichier ~~ ”- gear mothe F ‘holas. James. John jiiam and Lxwuisee Burrichter. Mrs. Clara Sizz. Mrs. Mack e K and Mre Bena min Viodde Pe j Ty " gear sis ter aw grandi @ tiri* te no , . D a r Teal ence. Luo) Gini bil etreet. wili be g 5 ee a ee ered in +i Toes lay Feb we) iv a , ‘i; a Dad ginia Camphe 4 ear ,0V OQ 4 hag ter of Charis \ md vertride sihipoe gear sisier of Bonita. Delmer an’! aries Lucene. age mont ~ ‘ Remains at Witt Bros. chapel. 2929 3g. Jefferson avenue. Notices cf funerai iater. RE— nterei into rest on Sunday. Feb. °1. l#ts, eat 8:20 p. m.. Bernice Anna Clark. dearly beloved daughter of James F. and Lillian Clark fnee Kozlo-r- mi>, ei awisier of Derothy Clark and eur dear grandchild, aiece and cousin. tn Funeral Wednesday. Fed. 74. at 8 4 a “- family residence S12 Wo son road rerilamné Mix to the fhe * Preeentataon. thence = Fer nc « emer Flomesanti. Moa COoO-Fr Mt 1N— 2m, + at ea oe \ las ; 4 Set 7 > 40 a2 & ‘ “ een a : spand of Ma oe la anda ett {ear fath: er no ohine Breitenetein William n Grew. Jnseph and Edward ooseman aged T’arse Funeral frem Hoffmeister pariers. 7814 gout Broadway Thureday. Fed. 25. a 20 a. m.. to St Andrews Church. In- terment Mount Olive Cemetary 7 __ -ueetay 23. 1936. at 5 «a. m f ~ tt str . «i ‘,Tar "* c t Funeral ThYrewiar Feo. 25. at 2 pom = = & A ki = 3 tinguisher and 1eeded capital to » . hh bE LEIN— io bere ’ r the late we iili ‘am ‘? Rourke. re * wag ep of ‘ | Prso p payment al said fs lea! , _is hereby giren. In . ark u ran 1926 CENTRAL Po he FLAHE WERT —E Le { Al-| — chee , ACOUBTICON AND EAR r_23, _15928. SPECIAL aaa: 7 ~PRACLAI NOTICE—] 9 P me RING. ETC. SOLS s neuritis >, ; = -wt¢ rss. XM &=our)}. toatl : Fae nat he oa rj cis t« i ‘ racted a - > la Ww ayaa LEQAL : ~~ a > " ; : ae anaes : - a . P oTics " ——— ee —_— : - "a> Cay and git A. NOTICE “OP BED ~— ye. + ix es. F* - Beafiy Culty PAYMENT FIRST “ at. pussaate : Serax 08}? So po ot Bare i bond and of - = CTX — a a ES, “HEATING, ‘ETC herent ina reea ‘ ms ———«. mark: 4 white feet: tise Deimar aXe*. ” STORAGE AND MOVING Nap > PE NTE . iin LLIAMON = ~Lest: 0% i = repairing Of a8 1 sometime Meoéar BN I : -). CHADFS? “fUR—! _Phone Garfield 5741. Y oe Moving. $3.75 tot St. Phone Colfam DOv—Loet. English Seas) wr BEA ot Uvris Theater. Lindelj “Omer: 4058J. -b> make & 3 In GS —Lost, 2 male . & fontract ondeu. erway ‘OLLEBGE GRADE Reward. Victor Siem. i. Jam cements Sie. " "cei | (SePt saya ~ Ties . Post-Dispatch | Dins—Lost: fox terrier, tama Be OC: prec c aoiggnent eaniees | COMPOS! TUR aie face. black spots on body: with am abe ee : . tral 3606, | _°38_ SS ee reward. Colfax @353%J. 4686 as ee a . | Ct rt PC eit 20 | DOxj— ‘Lost; show-white Eek . >. red, reteren reward. Csbany 7444, a N Han “a! hiehwar. Ri ivereide 3837 — ip] et Airecaie, mame «¢rnet: o man’s wari, 4949 See cette, DOG—-Lost; female = = phisttess district Webel 4 _STOVE REPAIRS Shadi qistr ct. W ab 7 é « ral or street cars; ‘eude: yee . (5 LASS 28s—Loert - tortoise ; . . — . oa 1° oo near Vernon. Call ¥ - 3} mam pee ee . * : i ° . ° 5 . ASSES ~ Lost : at 1@11; Th _ rs t. BRA ER S| i PLY eo: ween Sarah and } a sa p : : 4 ‘oa. e nzeton inde Sore. 24 és a ~ —- basi cet ball uniform. l2i4 between § and Pe . so ——— ee TOMO. Tal rl ty AT NDRY BUND! iy | € Nar 4880. exs eke gt, lot: B. Ss. pearls - bet ween 6038 "c > me and er = . nd , est Park Hote! | reward. > wy ne ire Prasteg se io n Saturiave (| & Pu KETBOOK—I cat ; cont ¢ se etm i -leania TRE “ANT 42nG oin: 1 top devk kim , ae nk nas : 7 . vas work: ‘ ‘ ~s e . : “ -~ . w d hua. Monday ' ‘ vrand 4 _ 4 Z : , oe ow ee | | ; 7 ?>> ~~ oye re te — - — : ' . ag? '? fy; a T™? i i ot Wwe - Loet : ; Fy TOUNG gloves @iix fan cam Le Tet room. “aon i- wr} ! rer ed "O35R i as ’ ee - 4 . , , _ L- e° dlr , arm ro eat 9554. od : : a* , te ° = ee . eo 2 2 Spr _ Pr-we oe . as >. ee : bi . i ini ‘ P ' SERKREE : s ‘i. r ee Or ” Relie : y rs ‘ a a : riige% et Qf triad ’ re Ww “Ga } i) .* ‘go - a ae: Se ¥ = = » teeta ae " 7 2 Jered. Apo PT . eS . ae, er: - a : . “ 4 ae an : rks i _ ward. Grand 6500M. _— “Ste were sane | COMPTY METER PURSE—Lost; dark bise; iu ca. , “= car aeern tar wa ry 5626 Devronshire ev. ‘ij between at ine mene a Ta rewand! 44 Od ax me s% : r\y: [kt oat ‘ Fe Col: - tn ‘front of “4°84 . Berle. tag:

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DEAE 6 Dt eh Ga Os tale ~s PR ASS a, el Dt Crea Pht 5 Mie VAY acer Arta De ch EON dim _ Bet ae Ne ERIE OO eR Se SO Bie ag 3 Nan. at mer ogre 1 EN Le sete ea sms + ap i» t is DISPATCH. . mnisole Phone erapus sunvalow Ranges... a IK yt hep it naeirs.sS Link Springs .. S? el = omb. Book Cases. .$ ’* 7 ~ > « erene' | ° * ‘ A ee nile aie — Oe eee alii ie ilies ee ee ~ i all a eee ee lf? 7 of conn Mis = 2s WG Vv PiANVleiel ASH OR CREDITSPEC REE eee ICES (ROUSE FE Wa di dba S WKhal (S& V9 UL) 9 7 ¢ b ¥ ‘ . . + ; —— Sal wer gH ALG 3 i Sail A wat ee ob annie er Wea pete apie Ager igenge tg - 4 etn oon ae i le a APE ae er ee ee ST STEN ee Ce a ee » ; i = ee oo ‘ t = a e ' . 5 —— , % . - a rh a . s ; . Tt « , iv ~ YS & je sever a x \i es i ; om - : = 14i? & ta 7 iT a _- ~ . t e. . on 7 a a « Xv aa | : t? \\ ai a.uS | . . 3 : a - ~ ; * : : “yy ai . ; 2 : ~*~ TD -_ ~~ NNIS BROS main WS ‘- — -—-FEASY TERNS ONS EXCTUANGCE STOR SEVENTH OND ManRKEYT sts tt iasaedacutaniaaielant dia sdeere-oonicnecrteinaiasacecl Suites « 5 a ‘ 7 > fee . ‘ pes ‘ ) Se ite ‘ e - ‘ 4% : , . = \ ; > * Fe bag si S ww, Mi 4 — i's i atip ~ 4 — 41 ~. * a * : ~ “° . ‘ ; . Ww e / = * : at \a 84 . ‘a4 . 4 - vals 7 s* . . = 4 ; « i i re ; ‘ Msitat NCHA _ = Pr & ? ean © —rr bike : 2 * lh => \ r 7% . ‘ “> *% e > * * ibid & : * : 1} { i? FRAN ~*~ . i si Sd RNITURE EF? fan i RN I 4 + > 4 ry ~ " } ~. . . ~i™ COMPLETE Lining Room, Liviug Reon. Beciro: In and K itehen YOUR Fl bg ee Furn. Houses & Flats For Sale z= 7 UTOMOBILES| i Garage. Storage. Cleaning ~ Pruis $1,590 Down ROOMS FURNISHED i ll tl alll at ae ge eg ging. a, ea ne ee S. - a a, ait ts £20.00 Down well advertised in these columns.“ aA GOOD | BOARDIN G HOUSE is a highly useful business enterprise and earns profits uf it is dt . = ~ “=? : . Tern « ~ ire rs 4 > ‘ ? 1a24 |} Ra. ‘Ne C = , Fear Da ier ~-=! ee S| x7 ’? + ? ~ ‘ “a a , "] > =} t R i i -~ + 4 ~ . = ORTHW EIN 1924 FORD COUPE : eo ~~ ~ ,t} ~ EN-i mi) ~~» ang 3 ’ ORD & - gee 486% s- @5% s* i “4 4 Kineehiszhe , ee — 4 Lae a am i is ? + - ‘ i | . » = ’ Pe ” t i he . =~ .* “+ * j ~ ~ . a ~ ~ - i ‘ ‘ ‘ > j = ?> ° aoe © | . ~ a sSeetige-r ; ~ * ‘ - “ ~ ‘ —~™ Vi I " — ' x 3% 1 ' i es - 77? a. nh a ~ 30 ? » i ad vw ~ 3 “D Saat ij ; ‘ : : ~? i . -_ ; 3 ig™ i 7%, ” . 118 4 " Ow nm only wn ] we i ae | ‘ ins i : H 3 ‘ « y af t “a Sa - - ey 3 " ¥ st "wee? + Hi ~Hi edits i i 7 : te — > eS +i miw Slim - > ‘ .* AA INGE, __ Ne ~ od ‘ os: ? . . Tae -_ “'e ao oT . i x 7 i.” ° 7 ww 4 | Sol Meties a ly» " - - .* on ot, acl sf a" ~ ; 3 5 ° o ‘e ‘e Cou och For Sale Moon “1924 B C I K SEDAN es CH [ANDL E RS ( ‘OU Fe. * HEY ROL ET SEDA (NS ORTHWEIN Zz Chev ro let r\ 7 Tara a ORTHW! EuIN “NO Me INE ¥ poqeesarion,, marts—For Sale eee ‘ = is . 2 » cis = 209m ah!) she : ry ers. ya ret ryi (pen wail _ F nas 13° = a i Dea s. ) T * « 2? ; a} = 1971. sta ' an ; fax . eh. a Ye, | A \e te ORD) TOURING ~ | *-* a hed $23) mode a good car tn eve; nas , ee aa wz SI I om etry © | yxy ~ * - . v ? é % CRING—dT!4 ° be ‘ ae | bid al | _ . A as . ? i Lo $50 s - ie - 1. Xs » i} ~ iia . ‘ a ) > oar ~ = +5 Ft GRA ie. at a its a? ‘ “ , Wave et - me ~ —_ A ~ ~~. -_ > a ¢ a Pc. i i os a } . » - a - .¢ a > id “sr r, 459 2. EU : oa = ,?* ts $s) a" ’ 4 \ ha ‘ 4 . ‘ ~ = ; i a ae | Sie - > ’ i. + ; ; eo * - ’ ' i Vf i ui ty m Pt oka! pt . ’ s : . a ~ "= « 4 * ‘so 3 e*? =" . _ 3 é iss 2 © * * i -™ o s “ 4 ‘ 4a ’ a»? a . - ’ his i 41rza onl * - . ‘ar bs, 1st } e en res > ¥ ~- — en Bi GI = @ AQOD err +r ht . 4 ry ~¥ ° WILLYS-OVIERLAND, [IX t aye =f ‘ ‘Nitra + 4 ~ " 7 aa a t rar é od ehape TY 92 . "4 ag ’ - ~~ ' ; - : ; ; : a wi B.r3 > 3. ‘ eax J 4 ~ - —~- é — J ~ i i +. 4 ’ ad ° - a -~ ry ’ - a well touring, |late mode!: $10 * . ca “ ‘ " ” 4 ‘nS ~V pat en hee SOST F | W ngs 8 * ma c> =~ F9 = ¥ ‘ os x ; : we - - 2 rh 3 t i , + a $ ‘= © at as TT ONT VOD T ava ON iWweoKRG e * re + r + : Mi 4 ° v7) oe * b ORPp i | ae ‘ , iRI a ~ 4 4 os De » 2 | whe ‘ ov - = ~- 4 - * 4 . = ty : * f _ ? + 5 7 had *. a i 2th sd « _ ° i ~ » 6 + ’ = - a =~ is } ie vr" - a“ a + “ Ms ‘ « : é > - . ° wt “ .¥ oe . 2 ~ ~ y * *- —_ . —— — a a - _ Sis « ‘ t ~ ‘ ‘ga - ~ il r s = Automobiles for Sale— Viisce!llaneous SPE CT. \Ls 2 SE D FORDS me i ao * c- i . ™*“ © ~*~ I 5 A ae et, T > aT ? Th aoe ’ ait vy Se ——_ — rz - ‘ n.d i te ety _ - = NI™ ’ a “ Sri T seo = Ty x ’ as i 4 ~ ; . r sit = ~ orn a 7 oS i i > 1 a“ - —— ~ ~ o a ~ outs ’ ¥ . ie . A \ — - re . nee WW , + eye i . 59; LAM ST b4 ‘ saor Auto Bodies For Sale aa | ® 4:35 sepa ~~ ; ’ _ 7 ae ? > TT ent vie)= Morte 2810 Oltece i - a res > st ' ~*~ _ ‘ M——— PT ad fhe we 4+-Daseet) ger * o , a 7 7 > ree ‘ ~ ‘ s MiiK ‘ ; : ca, © : a’ > = — ke - _ 2 A We ae rs For Sale en -y a ~ 30°4 TT oerst: sa kL LN JEFFERSO?: : ee — = SESS i ALAR - 4 as Ts AND TR yRees. ROOMS, WITH BOARD—South sw BT (LOVER SEED — White, ite. hu Sa foes 6H bushel inhulled see $3.29 bushe Fulghum Seed Co.. Sa itigs i." « tf ‘oi _ IS Uinta NEW pecan booklet free, teliing Row tc | (grow pecans profitab.r, trees tor $a.@ at farm prices ; WW. .Stone ho masrTi.ie ita Ee _ SEWING MACHINES SIN “hs $10 “ingers rented repaim a 4 , rem sme? 3068 SB Lt Ua (iitve 4 “specialty. ‘STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES For Sale Fs cliiiiisehnaiinghdaea ies vised wean fl ? kg fr a” _ . + - ; Al! KINDS { Carica! aking mac.ines al ? - aol ka > 632 .° cy bye «7 | Nic ai la Vv - a 2d, and ntinue throughout the week . Ts | oa ps 2 & 2 mh 423 tas I ) ‘ fs ist =f lL. iif Mwecoum ee _ ——— — —_ [ IS PLA 5 ' AS oe it } goo! evTyy 4 - ; \f ; ay it me @B 21d. A ~ > me oe oes mor } ~- meron seameer 108 -~ —_ - . > , - - ~~ >. EWI+ENE perma hair waving i @ te on , ~ e - > | kl +e ‘ - s *} . x * es. 29 at A. R. Perle Moving’ ' LaLa as? Yr) ao} ) bE Ww a te " a nine 2 * 1 ,f¢? ft = MienE Y ail. De saved on 8 and of f'ytise¢@ See Karman 1] es} BU IGH BE. } TEIT—Wali box. 2 Locks meat g@finde 1 ( famiiton — “mre y ; ae “2 0 ging +y og ‘a 2 a FiIXTURES—Store and office: al! kinds “ 1 pres ite + xt m4 aeh I \q oars 441.5 baer {ens Lice 915 N ba bie (o54) f ‘ ey oP i Ni poe 5 He, ' Ris 4 . . ‘ rit AL. 1 LA = Lixt ’ ~ ‘ Fe ’ r Lure 4 * T4aIK ‘ 3 Ais ae . 3 ~ i v x i : re “So y/ Ee i “ d WE buy and stores and off tix to wo ee > t ‘entra! ‘deoe) = [CEBOX ons ge ! shape Orabie 401i Olive s Lindeil 2535 REFRIGERATOR—Kitchm cabinet. din- ;’ . ng "oom set “002A John 4° 4 = — ; ooo = won TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING | MACHINES For Sale _ chines and service saver erican Ww riting Machine Co.. SOT Pine st. Central 1215 Estab! ished LSSO 1cH? HORSES AND VEHICLES __For Sale __ HARNESS AND COLLARS—LI large lot of eT iand douGlie and single. JeTH raites reasonanpie Parkview ae _ _ = - a MACHINERY For Sale ee ge Musical Instruction ee ‘ ; st . i a +9 %\ eek ail ” se LAN Py '— Ex pert, $2: repa.riag: . ? “2 Fi» \ i ~ rip ms ‘ ~ ’ = . . r 4. — ~, : he | -. ow «t ‘ . er zis mrad = ——— ; . . a & - pe AN ° - . aad a s8ii oe . P| 3 wry? ; “4 By SE ee) eT E4 ts Se BF a2 nN , © - = hy : 4 - 64 ue Vise, + > y oq) ™ - 2 x .o! , “+ HHo ag rey r x 2 Png” a si A « se. ’ oe a" =a t) ? 2 wry + } > “oa .~ . c , 7 - * ’ pe aN — a — e ‘ >) A> > i s S »Y - T . > deriu rsa 44 m4 2 + 4 . ao ’ sho Zt 4 oF i “se ao as * ‘ bal ~~ ~ el 34 3-+—+. “ t } Ls as > % +? ‘ y F ~ I gf Fe," Loris i ~ i 1 > .s- i= ‘hr ie | t ~ i ‘~~ + - i t > - . . ¥ > . “«a.ide i ‘ bila i s . i =(T ey x . . ‘ % as > = * - “1 . f -~ 2 S ii . \ Rnassaene > 13 fee a - ‘~ i > . —_ StaDiushed I[8;,' ‘ " : os seein 7 ee met a _ ‘ \ 4 \ ‘ , 2 ss th BA; A " _ : T> ; — oa a — . Pianos—Pianos—Pianos ] x al . a eek. @>rT lien! “ta it an - « i@ ~e, . ‘ a {- = 1T) _ . \ w ff * - . 2 rrr > EY as —_ - - , ’ 4 STARCK |! Ne , ct7ie - at SoawWwich sa ‘ge +i 22 “30 — ur ris. »-.¥s ia P v« = - os wo riiie weer Le33 _ STOAO WA. *.e Tz ¢ ~ er ‘ ‘ ini aU ~ $) 3 ”* ‘ . ta ‘ qo +} “4° & ‘ 2 A@iind A be «shi A a 1 wor co ca an . "") wt “ i I "a *) ms —- -* we ~~™ * ,* * > oo ’. STARCK PIAM is ROOMS and BOARD ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY North ; MAM AND BOARD fertienven rivate famur steam-neated apartunent. Lin-, v¢ "a7. Grand ana Univerwtr : tOOM—Delightful. with sum parlor; pri- 7 rate bath: suitable. for couple or two geuteme excelent meas. Phone De! \rwWws 1 Ff 5 ‘ a 52 ms - “ rs F & bs he rch he a.* fae | ean) meaner on meee os alias u P ‘ i 3 7 enue = i~ . er iGrne JOXX— Attractive south 2 Ld s.eep ag UCT™Ig fe x couple emolered 2 ol ar? bath >. sv a5 =? = cofy a - . : s- far wPa.: _ 20% wae , _ +i ss. l r 2 gentiemes: = Umut a. Parkview mp “te - houpes = est J106W edd lady wul share ut with 3 of @ indie nar 6BUBT: oe toe ping tata ie 7 shower.batha, §iia and Wesg ? a | “yrnished reer. nen mn olix—Front roa Cabaagy aie 806i OTL. 5, 07— orne? Ga ~~ ’ aR. s _ a roar n: * referee 4 % os : ee OR RENT—COLORED FLATS FO re .43.... %. . = ae ROOMS IN SUBURBS a * S a“ ‘ 1 @ ; 5 ) Ss -- z “o> = ee ay 3 od a barkview 2000, Avartment 612 7 > euD ¢as abany 4c § * aca, ; a is €6§S80)43 et : ; ? @ ° ~ 4 or ears j j ? er iae.) ‘ erty +e! 3 4a, . : uss rf - , S s,°e@0i ng (| —Il1. 2. 3 Qa £ ome een + ’ ¥ rt _ ’ ass ~ ul _avei Ve ¢ 62, *? ‘ ~ a4 TA 6 "~eaulitui ~ is " Mage TY =fidan mS {* New medern. @ ta low rental: open. . — \ 4 _ it #4 se Pa if a maren ; ea = ra 4if2T & > 118, a »leum im « her Fre i \ +¥——.\ ‘Very “ap art pen t in i iv ret) ess P ve ise inquire of owner, “second As XIVE. Se lli—Apartment a}? (ce. ~~) roan erficency: few «s'retly medern; ¢€%c0e.:6 : ai - ae 795>—2d and 3d oor 4 ri sun serior. janitor 4 re > re nm: edeced te ee eS. tc} Y A je 8,7 Balie wti in " * ae e : a3 : + sry ; WASHING, Tos, 310 FINEST tana aTion IN CITY. ONE BLOCK “ot TH OF DEL wAn “Ss —* ay : a! ~. - a? ¢ the PY new . : ‘4 ; - e ~ é hid —T) , 7 : g > , oe * aT aes B = * ad ; at a ms 7 par ~ ee > rte Tis Ai i Beis 4 : est itis . R >477 Deimar “gern Fy Loa at maials : gi *% sige Wate? : 4 2 — ia - ote Tha7tl a! bal ? is APRA Oe ~ tor et Apartment BK! dg " Pebet ser if ORNER ~ ge L} trie "ea =? “ot eaxfaet rf . r? ip a4 re i “ : . rw FAS : Lise Tt iatiae * +s DOUGHERTY ns 62... Cee Chestagt. > — APARTMENTS FOR RENT __FURNISHED Socuthwest . ry i r ~ 2 ks ha ft " modern >a ‘ sna rtitetm: : ols l-cocem apartment 4*.. himenthiy. ‘7 “iw 0) Delmar bleck aft ent apart : >a ase chidres . "Ca > vant apa™iment. 4 2 $'° per west anc up. ‘ (62 * 4 hea eB e#,e4 WEE MINSTER. ie. — F armished ae * TTR rypevertisi® PT MINSTER +1 —)-romn nt tievenes for 4: go? @ is _ ij“ cite s ~ ~ ** 5 *: i 3>eeree , | DLEAs® BARGAIN. 870 Peretti um clegantiy furnished +- Vent, gas, eiertric. sliver, i lett? APARYTMWEST “rth © ‘ os 4 #** TH - : a*? “ X = » vy 7 7 © 3 i 7? b- ‘ ; * ; * ; \ R - 4 _ ~ Zz . 4 * = nm ¢ : « ~ 7 5 ; > \ ro ad ss ry . : q Sa s ? wee - “? 2 — = s * “4 . - -- 4, : ue ge 3 A ‘34 . ES RK CO. 5477 Dele -AGH APARTMENT > 07 oo RSON and : is ate "2 “a bee t Bs 7 a "# 4 acs - - : . a - = . a Z an on ca at? at « . se Yl eee al : ‘ “oS @ , — > . > ? € Pi a 7 as # 4 me th a ou LP, age a + “far = BP ay 72 use? 4, ed ~ HOUSAw KE EALTY COMPANY ae Mati art a 7 bit & de “ Garfieid "ees

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LT AP Min ¢ > SS taheLiee “ . Si ee POST -DISPATCI Find him tomorrow. We prea y 231926. YOUR PROPERT Y/S WANTED BY SOMEBOD Y. And he reads the Real Estate a ads in these — Cage whe > —_ ——— - % a: eR ae COTTAGES on ae clita wegen en ee iPART "MENTS : BUNGALOWS :: BUSINESS PROPERTY _ :- : INDELL PLAZA 10 coos FOR RE nT—COLORED. ae seers } » 9 es: x) a _— hie " ebm tirisled ir : ANGTON. * bie: x OTT. 23.50. . large. clean rooms Bas. cence 8, ee ” BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE | poate cree ga ate ee ee ‘FLATS FOR RENT—Central FLATS | FOR RENT—Furnished | REAL ESTATE CARDS _ ' SUBURBAN PROP'Y FOR SALE ' FLATS, AP'TM'TS, FOR | SALE 2° » =: terme reasonat lorod cniy @leetricity ios” At 5 a WE HAVE BUYERS a. (ene, | — - i. est 4908 Sad lieengeepen (c4) ‘South — | For resid flats, stores or vacant prop. Pine Lawn ae LOK GRMITE i ne ‘ 2 OE Pema ciaE ee ye “P ve LAFAYETTE, 3249—2 girls. counle. share erty in the south and southwestern staal BUNGALOW —-4- ‘room modern brick: new. | | ROOMS IN SUBURBS ee North furnished flat: reasoyable: perm: anent. | Of the city See us quick for regulits ‘ 00; $44 monthly. including al : —e- | BELLEGLADE 26° ~ (es) | solv ‘THWEST REAL iy aye me erest: no reneval commission: buy - 7. 4!? - ? >t; ona : * 4hseha\Visl IK. 6 eo — , . & ik , ~ ee ~ on @ # 3 .) . ‘ : : 7 . _ J - pone" i es and A Wah. iences; rent Ae 3 "Delma 32193 OREGON, :. . 1729-8 rooms, furnished or Grand 7521. Kingshighway at = southwest. vner direct, save selling commis con faces, os one ve Mar Gals. unfurnished: electric, Kas, bath. kitch-: . _fc6) ) Hampton. Parkview 2855Ww, Hoty . oe |, 4) - ” . 2 - feQ*l) fy al} an Hveniences ‘ oS ras tor 0) Ik 2 sashaeasoryeiopinnatgaantaomneanantnineapepeacmanspeapee aamPeae NELLA SC OAS ET SN am - 2 ae eee eee ie = CLAY, so18 ee kg Sern we Se ne Fe ~ a gh WANTED _ Theat eee ar ANI) BOA Young man | CLAY, 3515A—S rooms, modern; adults, West -ACREAGK WTD—EN ST. LOUIS COUN. bET bargain list of Michmond Heights oms AND BOARD WANTED | tc. hot-water nese DS Taree 3 | REAL EST’TE—WTD. TO BUY __ Richmond Heights ; avi’ : { ‘olf "ese? ' ' o ' gcoM ' vty and 0 i ~ ‘ Tl" enient. D i- E] i rf = , ss pre a. tat BV ANS. 44204-—F our large r rooms, » bath, : a. Ke xX - 4307. POST- DIs. ic6"2) bung alo’ __ ho ises., lots. c 1: @ Morton « ‘om oD > ; ‘tT - ‘ = ry ; mi ‘ ‘ atin % "ei ‘4 hee - sees . abe Sgorth or mT) . reasonable. 30x LA Ria U tg oy Sar ge rooms. er. ‘Fre- By Civ. f - “TaBNe: 1 fC£OMp.e te; nian 0. (C2) Rp at ary! C4>., 454 Ni Sarah. re. be ee en : ay pants nee i eee ot . Pi Ae DRS ' {) ay Ae en : ke : aid Post Ter a ae See j FF herd > . > . ‘ , ‘ " . -e § I a \ amp A 1) BOARD Wtd—. boys, 8 and | 18. >. hignth, rear. 5 rooms, ciec. 14 OU _trict: edults. Grand 3708. (e62) | some cash. Mrs. Neison, + 930 Rutger(4) | ton Park: all ihprovements. im ang Room . here father can stay et \ Wainut, 4 rooms, electric... 17 00 eS bb —To rent: 4 roome, new: with | for: owner will sel! at a reasonable pris, ‘ (cl 9 years. ™ Mies ihe et gif gn Rihé, Veadiein: . . te Ce a a i Hawk ned. ote ts * i? — — ictaiiis:: nit tain : 4 — ~ ~ ~F z, wee -* oo - pare anes es Re i. FOUR R | LATS—#7000 am TTP , bee KOTSREAN, 722 Che t. (ce? rare loor: ° Ri drag rs > i aaa as Stix school district. @A. — i SDF ~~0 Chestnut. (c2) z } floor: nort ry northvest: Box Y- 308, Post-Dispatch gee. Fits oF oh NATURAL BRIDGE, 32114 large rooms, | DOL ‘over $50. Colfax SO7RW. st‘: Bungalows, Cottages ' Wanted) ox * ARV ARDTAY. ep BOARI)—Wanted, 1 or 3 | hath ,@8, electric: newly papered and / FLAT Witd.—3 or 4 rooms and bath, first | BUNGALOW Wtd.—Or fottage, owner de- 0 HH. tractive West End apart - a Fairground ‘1 onngg ren om. Grand | . poagk w S:35 hor thwest — Boe cies an ca ck cash kale to private party, | Beautiful 7-room brick residence in SQ week, OO ncluded, Cal] ath EE nr no over wm), DY Couple 30X GOD wed “y ) - @ | ment, $ 50, >: . e OM), At artment: B12 | PECK ESTATE, 210 .W acerriatt Bldg. Post- Dispatc! h. _price. _ He x Mf 417 Poast- Ai, ate h. _ fet) beaut! ful bathroom. hariwood floors, { ic 53x) cae rman | (YY PTAGKE WW td wie room . hay e $3000 « cash. | echools: Drlvate @treet; seve ral fruit - BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES - “2 vey ‘ saga? Pee ES “pane ON Ne ee: gn ott esathd Ge? ie ; ; oro xim ~— ly $1000. give description and JoWweS8l: heart of University City: hot-water he ; F NK Ay Ming pie nif tt oe 5 AE ey -Dispate and grape arbor; lots of shade trees; > sie) Se re See Te sant asl mg ee llStit*s 'NINTH. 42917A N.—3 rooms. $18. ‘ tox 0-393. P 7 ‘ RESORTS lay ae ‘g N.—3 rooms, $18. ae Furnished Flats @nd Apts Wtd Sauna 13. oe eh —_——— | DOx1 2 OWher will “ for rei asonabie | 5 -D. whe | aaa ; semana fprice with easy terms, ox Y¥-3: | PALM. 3702—4 rgoms. bath. very modern: FURN! SHED FLAT Wid—-4 or & rooms, W ri For Sa e aiiiinnseiticenilaietii ia. c ne r fiat; eo od surroundinge;: garage i! or house; possession by Saturday; state . — Flats, Apartments anted - epBROTSE rooms lat rge eRgrehes: | wanted, ets eee th Cae Tent. Box Y-46, Post-Dispatch (ec) | PLAT Wtdi —Singie or doub le; 4 and »., hade; ae 2 02 "dai, eat fe} | PAKNE! Su20A—S roums, bath, elec-|~ . | J Box O-: 04, Post-Dispaty on Webster Groves -+ - es ™ - niin fine s —) vayh = REAL EST'TE-OTHER CITIES a party to fmance. i nage sett. a Nite if ‘ sri sagt mee US i a AD aly ag Te ted ak A) wo * * free aes APARTME Mt _ AT. a. il 02 8 ~) tate AMoOLY 4 + rcus wede>. i ' Ms Dy “ x Chestnut st. fa ee Marcus. coo, | FURK. HOUSES FOR RENT For Colored—Wanted I RESIDEN Sioad v $S0H0: jot SOx140 ,)u0,.tSs. i : : — ; Mmiogerh cash. Brito: Scho ISAC RA ME NTO, 42293W.—% rooms. bath. | FURNISHED DWELLING — Wydown bl., ©. 4. MOORE COSA N. 4th. Garfield 460%.) ) ereict Hiland OTOS, Webster 1200. Tf ot, : 7 a > + _- y ? y ‘ : er a » tiie ** ae Toa? 3? . 2 r ° » Rae, tris ‘a >‘ separate: good $ bedrooms, raids room, &@ baths, all = iaiMZes IN Homes For Paws oF OLD ORCHARD BANK ee 4 | . | . ; le } ‘ rh ¢) ; . i, {ako mIrmner = erat . nit & ee sy es : M ~ Re) USES CLATS ETC ae Sela 7 a See fei | ee ae , Be EMPIRE TREMBLEY-WILSON K. E. L, 9 4 b J sane ENTH. eT IA N » Tools lac. | sonal Bex Y-2.3 Sol feat Oe (er) Write for map of Webster and our s: LAN 5 rooms, dec.) Toe — Suburban Property Wanted mild it’ } ' perry De ARt } | {) Me 4 = N+} 3) a ' : One acre ns more ' St. -- ; a : - SHOLE iy REALTY 60. Sin a DWELLINGS FOR RENT MS Coins ithe 1, “eond “rowas, WRU pat er eae ei Witl : sprmng uv &\ ATT Box . nd HOMES. | price pi) o TWENTY-SECOND, 3610A N.—4 rooms vooded, tho sprin ream. x seeming gion APARTMENTS | FOR RENT T ves eae poe bath. N.—-4 roams. | Central | ¥-153, cet» Dhara ton, ait e9e TT | wee STER GROVES TRUST CO. Agt. ‘' VANDEVENTE a PEO5 pe ice BELL. °332°—6 rooms. $45 open. Ro ik | LOT Wid. Wiil- pays spot cash tor ‘U- Northwest ; : = $29 50 a __Chureh_ Parish. _ “FARISH - ee foot lot in Webster! or vicinity. gise Wellston rooms, electr see these. (« (2) : ss ~ -_ x T—For At ase; duplex type - § “_ a "i @Geacription and Owe price. Box } es was . APARTME’ th heat; heated garage; $0. | WHITTIER. 3048 * —N w 4 rooms, hard- | 416 Post-Disia teh [ (CGS) a12 CLARK ee 32s. parage; $00. | _q@ood floors. bath. Cabany 1168, (62) | Northwest Re SS = | aE ii hy ‘Oabeny Ose--- i nnieninianeetintemanpicieniteies fo N rth » eg maemamman ada \SOCNIRY RE arcs gg ere Beautiful T-room residence, sun parlor ' i ¢€ i Li? (*h——ror [fase or ’ ‘al on Fe ae a South pve ae Ser ge Y i a oe ; nwest sxie: 21 rooms and % acres, i, Sie or 2 CITY REAL EST TE FOR SALE Wiaher eat Kuirage iut Prax] wd: {AFAYETTE 3537 — Unfurnisied, 3 APL GTO 1712—3 rooms, downstaire: Akins, 2427 Mcfaran. Col fax S485. (e3) j i OTS —1 r hree $50 down and $iv m ent. tional opportunity to buy a moder a new!) decorai¢ stéeari heat: ie ANI "4034 —— .. ate eae a [Te EM. 1 A 1A. 5919—RB: i} 2a iow: 2 foes. path: i ...; wr e.£ _4th J, St. ERR ee” Ee aS Se RRS Se ee. ut easy terms. Webster §lvu +) gntinueus hop wair?r. ban AJA. gas. om yee SUPP? OS alte ari o, ey ea Nain ipa » av -. e ye > ¢ ete pM AOU: AR: eluent OL I ce: SPRITES CRORE PI gettin” Mom wa . . " eiaer! ¢ nusiness FOR SALE INANCIAL rey 3 ag i. ° “8 ‘ > BEIT. $0544 oms. rat) r , ; West {t. 2E4A—¥ roots, bath, garage West Soy aged sev nes, West vio BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES ARTME (4500 Lin- | CATALPA. 953A-—6 rooms, ai! “conven ENRIGHT. 00; —e- recom: house: Al con as SUY 4 hestnu . i\GERA Pes s Pa Ie A es £3 a tiful “ # room : oe "Ss je | } tit) = Praline (ceol) mode: fiat nae AIF “é 4 c Wr cua BOS W ‘ othe r sma!) gt uros. os A improvements arb min’ lea Seve . bye ——— a pepe . 7 q . w {n —“ a sett ‘wabds Ra@race, + Je ~ olfax . : ss -—--, - ‘ _ mace I roe Coty. wily " {¢ mt. 2 ie t Hi AS. re a ° 7 . Js € , ° er these 1¢n «see us ky eam — _- oh ae tate LOANS "Olt S. Broadway a : MUELLER & SON. 4528 Hebert st. Cen- OBERMEYER, & BHO, Poreat 0561. gb Seniesa cs toes FRY & KERR INVESTMENT ©. ~~ Confidential 4 Auto Loans b.* heatnut ‘a. Gar fie! id Ris re! TIONERY—Doing good mar 6H 93. . |. ee this; a bargain Phone Colfax 42°0J. 2 living roome upstairs, _AUTO LO ANS | CONPEs “TIONE BR i~ x k W Ba L, A i} “a he a ee saan - i yard: ecre of: berries,/emall fruits; 100.)|_ ._. ~GRAND AND SULLIV MIMAR G136—Fine 5 rooms, sleeping grape vines:. chicken houses, chickens: in- SER 1720 COLEM. \N—$5500 I O015; on O- Faas y terms. Jot 20xis 1 ty tory 3-Room Flat—_South Side NP NOs Ne a ia PANS yee SINESS EXCHANG! ~ ANDERSON eri rc KE. BL HERMANN, *AMIL LY “BARG AIN — | CONF et TION. R ¥ A aes LOAN uns BUSINESS Sp Nad, Oh ict A GET $25 TO ae re ICK ring title. aa mone A Ao Mile Meet egts Ap ageeternyy 5 cated poevennutly Ce aa teeta at ee Ee ape Ra lage parle. TPR SR 2 TL RII TO a . + ‘4 ‘ ad ’ rT, ’ IN HE ig E ‘on AR ‘ : ‘ . ? * , ry gooreh sun Poot decorate: pnen | jo. Subur r errneeINe | cubatore 204 peoe ry ident ta Fake fr: $50. a ; { mo pan = , ] ] ; ced ly ss ae a ’ oi P ii? ce = * 3 . _— — operty ——- bite road I lai] e% ers Ca J. _M. Rytz roo! } e A N. glectrie. ‘abe: ras. ee , _ r ey. | 4M Da ui So 5228 chial ; and ers, Ly] es a A4werlandg, Mi Pyon water. Box 68A RR. Fi No. : Je SOTO ey’ the; e, all “The examine LiMaL b37 j ow . aia } oom etti i ae eae te : ie eo ‘sachs a ebiy . “ae Ju , . Bi. mwa Fy ' ae oy ‘ ‘-e. | Are . iV, ; an we —— TE a —_ = ee r rent; in y layt 7 ai or Webster; ‘Teaponsible wood 50 (c6) BELT. « 948—4 rooms, bath, electric: ‘ -5z175 EASTON-TAYLOR = TRU PORB3 1 7 cn 206 73:77. P ‘ = "mil if ; The T . % . f . ~eys « ’ —_ ee See USS Cee len wie it z ——— BUSH-BU RNS. 1105, Chestnut. (c62*) business men and biy large tract lof | COPTAGE—4-room frame with tu, broom apartment by March 14: leav- BROADWAY. 150UA 8.—5 large modern = ane mer wt, ate egies ee hes : pbgr wr rr, } neg ; or ag =e Pee With o car marare ; Cesirable ioc UN . ER SIT} DRi ¥ &. OS! 1—Apartni¢ nt nie liate ih et icR2) inde)! ee a ie3® ; j a i are lig aL. Lou Put ti . pes f } a! Fi priced rig ay > rms , ( all ait a\ a Caheny 411298 t: ? "cele oy rooms, sun room iy_decorat nem . PeTin® BUIVIOVNE is “¢ tag a al ric. furnace: immediate possess! ion: CeTyyy ww . ‘ on ‘ ‘ ' spesep@= rai e i aru 6 = ie nee : 7 ee eT t ’ ~ ‘ ; F.5° — : Pye ‘ar 4 ¢ . er be *} & F WESTMINSTE] ree ee foo: Murphy hed. steam_heat. Grand SUH SM OLIVE, 2934—9- room flat; cheap.. Apply | Daytona to ea dibrus i Sehastan ana noice neighborhood: SvV0 cash, balance eam. 4 ro 8 nmi sun parior. fanitor Sanaa eerie 7 -- nn. trait PON] Clive. (ce? @ \ hote 9 OMModations a our own hote. at Cassy monthis tePnis. Mr. Mert e: Yl po her. ervice: will decorate: rent reduce d to DE TONTY., 4119A—is rooms, #&un Tf 1 \ rf) “Vine reoms, elect: San Sebastian turn ticket allowe ample} saiesman. on nremises from 2 to 9. $70. Central 9944 et a ee in-a-dor bed; t@ecorated. Cabany 7973., PAPI: 141 —s ne Babs nig Paty OP ime for a a. jther parts of Florida RRANK I. Ioi'T CME IER R. —_—— —oremnene ence’ ’ > . F oe +, on ee erryer?) ° al, wiv ars Oe, a i iid a Lr, wo ee: r oh ee , ‘ » . mT PINE 402,—A desiradle 2d tioor _ See aaa pee $9. PECK ESTATE. 210 “Wainwright Sires CORP. a an RM i Bal anted’? Agents cot ew 4 = " Fy ‘ i P ae ia i i a j bas ~ Gastar’ on . " 7 -L> , ‘ie Pee ( > wry me nee —_— ‘Wa e LL 4 large my th) : hié i Ja to DEWEY } a 4 A 3 rooms, bath eiecisric, : nut * ? “ye -/ * SEBAS ! IA ‘ i} mf EI 1} MEN ’ tA \ reer -_- ij_—-K"*hoice new a li #091 Lan n 3 - (ais) S35 t acate Mar . 1 aon © tae eens dtinaieitianasiiaainldal Se - i» iv © Seif. Natl ATK Bide. ait Seen. 2 po et 873 . —Ch be aa 5a oe a . a . . CuRIST > 7 ° a ~ hd > [IDA “4 V6Z1A , rooins ren y qe ra 7 sor oe a ly aligned ed CP raTs yausl, €¢ ea " ASHING TON, 5810. ec fi! TIAN BRINK re § Nn. r. { a ' R 7s , BE at in@?) S500 cash. “Walance easy month! 7 - (yrand 2040) we & 3 3 6€sran ’ Ve S2R. Caban Lod. - * ' : » FINEST LOCATION IN CITY. : , A ==: = re , Sgge sans menisa. M Mestemacher, salesman. . (TYR ITt*aAwrse ‘ ‘ é a ‘ ae i a : 1h} roOoTmwR! at i ; f AXE BLOCK SOUTH Or DELMAR. EIGHTEENTH, 3926 S.—New fiat. four SINGLETON 1416-—3 fine roc Holiv woods premises 2 to 2. or se + , ’ a? , lia? a s j ty} a :,* > d ’ ry" rye . ~ = y 2) Lee a@jpaii: euts beautiful roo: tile hat ih 19 Song rae: ; ei: wis Cc bch} as ‘oe = MRANKA i. bt rMEIER R. z=. ’ -. “ . . - ‘* - oe } 9 _ »,* ea eer ? le { | 4 greé r , ort ’ 4 n° & « e ’ ~* oe ~ are the largest for the m ‘ey one aze: cheap rent. H Oot 500. é' om ~ mS et se Sa asia si pen i q e war calle . . car } ; 7 m* : aeers ] “e or P : _ . 3 vw : js cl oka is foaire ‘es r »b, ¢ esa — ot? a rparia 2 ss nm - ‘ kLeiasd ’ a4 hie s : E ; : ? Seid floor cast. 4 rooms, sun Par-+ 1916M. ee se ay aa Beach. Coral Gabies ‘and ail points, jof galow; tile, bath, hot-water Pee L10UL San sarees . . : . Bante 6 + nde ray nee alat of } screened sleeping porches, shrv bber be thied floor west, > rooms and sun par- : —¥ Fr 7 - —— . TABLES RENT teres. of e Gast coast uot 23 TiGé. : ened seep y BUS D , _— iri t .£ Ritind floor weet. 5 rooms 3 ILSON, 93473 Toone, bath and cle-| @ARAGES, S&S on atest on the east coast of Fioride. |) | irc grape: arbor, f-car garage. i SS! ep + Pigaalye ca : tric } - - . teaneporta! }? "y , hote! rooms. rrice sSeF owner, * is T> ° * ;- ;) hee Dein ar. | “ . ij 4 .« ‘ ‘i i eer: ‘ 4 ; a CURRY GILES R ‘ . wt . woe : . > : “page cri x z . 8 ma — , ‘ Tor AOD! 62) 1 GRACE, 4420—S rooms and bath, across : West ee ae ee ide | eal veg | SACRAMENTS 4041—Tieay ful new ‘ . ~ 4 =" - ‘ ~ > ° ~ ? ss ~ — a #-* > Tt? | en ’ P \ ~e . ; a — ~ ‘ ‘ ‘ 7 +5 ’ a ** - bs 22 Oil} +» 5 4 6546464146 ~ bat" ‘ara ‘ \\ Qiit Ne grate ~ ] 4 eA TS i ty a: — nt + wpe “Wes ‘4 +3 > ae . mcory hor ty on | a | Ht 4 . — ~ “3°? > , ASHI: rd _s rian : eit m= 614 sal se} al } r rther DartiCur | : we 7 om . , ONLY Do ie 1X MOM: se 4 — : _ - 23a a YHIg ro be TAG! tiodM ais a M: “‘ i at id 8e@ea heat remvl we ghiborhood:: price Ag kitchenetie. bath fanitor: new: | GRAND, S411A 8 Doctor's location: = 31233 ie “e \ h \" easy terms: open Feet Park one block ou? = Taylor. | . reoms, $65: immediate possessivn: new- --- es Karl J. lur Pp Ly Or RRANK.J.. DITTMEIER R. E. . : . ad ; e 7 ~ - ’ ’ }. BORIAN alt 4016 Cho iteau (c62) | ly decorated Main JIS6 , Origina Wuick Sa tet Age! o. 4 } i i : . - P A . a BUTTS REALTY Co. £26 Choinst. (°' 7 @ LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES Win. H. Van Sickler : tivd L# . span ° ° ., * ' \ ° * he, aS 9 . 1} if 3 Ve . a SROOMS » Sb. ) TO $7 oO > " ‘ “RT = c os “RepeN & SINE P eye wm ae fer Tie (e>3x = yet MAN. A\ ; 4( ae lea we low 4 ° MARI | ORD. $i.0 \ ’ ’ oe , «. alt Car - . esi C A et S LAR _srast : Tee vw. q 7 +}. oOttag 8 Ti ° hath 7U ace je i spec frigeration and ne at. Mi irpris ear i karage. ri: \ jn weancunert Central good peighborhoud: price 5A 00; her mAs ae T ier WONG, U eX ~?. oe feTnVOo,S8 DY ee wu . rT; } i ; ms - ee ‘eprins 4 eT} emeeox, gas range. Woneeriy eri ae if .__ — 162) Spi! 2300-——Corner tore, grocery-meat Missouri | terms, Open. | oink R «KE Ar 3 or? 4d try te? Sy 149] : 1 } op *2ervay 4 > ‘ 5" ‘ . 7 S45 ° . whe tS . Ss rid Bs A + aii Ap ws ad . aie I - lege hilt VCs t, ow tt ’ a - ad ois , 4 . 3° vk ‘ Fis frirepPe i cé ‘+r? oe r ‘ be cd : ie H © 9 . 4 Plymouth or. call Demar ods2 for tric: @25: acintte ra wi tenet den : it ative . - PARM—tkor sa i ade; OS acres. &- | Orie: Quick Sale Wanted” Age tine Se wsias ime , ' ? . ; a ? ’ rYaer _ t 9 ° bye ‘ ; t.e$ *) ee t¢ woe & nor. Rok oh ae Oe Soe ‘ ~ : ics : ie “pre >) ihe . seca > 4 sad , $e 1" » tr = ® ’ or? Mut} alow: a1. WHITTIER (CORNER LINDELL) AF AYE B12 A—5 room 1 pa mt atloff:. desirably, located; low and general farming: new bouse, barn,| WEST PARK. bl ag Bern bung 3) | ul fimene i? nents: " 2: sco, imi lic t -egeadapueteas * 33, rept Incuire 3400 Lindell (cf) othe: j uggs o imacres vourg e®ppie 5 sa ncn AE LR. - —— é a : A} sat . ® : A 4 _ ret > at + _ — : é.as . : . ‘ i af onipleted - ne On, “wh akfast roon - : . a5) OF FICE—Laree outside ffice. with o orchard ther bearing -fruit: water, A “1°, 000 BUNGAT ow FOR $9500. michenette. dressing room, Un-a-aor eas, LAM! 404 A-—3 ruums, B45. ©:¢ Pt tee without furniture ummediate occupancy. fences no waste jand; Jet) mies BOUL 54239 Claxon, 06 rooms and 3-room " oF . ry f{3ei1A (co ' ~Aesas ' a : ‘ t? » } ’ a pm . ‘Hert ric y é i gas furnish “i mubnager n Asa iif =4. win oe sa ~-f fas Olly bin 24 iy cu ~~ SI YP ,ie pi! et $s] "eet OR] 4. ee Drona: ie red tile ’ yorf modern, retal west TPA roe, LOUISIANA 5211-L5o—New 4 rooms a! non ‘ay eit ae is Ta eae stripe: garage: terms. als DOTGHERTY Fs, : tO. R03 ¢ hestnut. ath. moor Timi: nea-dor bed and. fa N th REIN BIR i> ¢€é JONES, 2909 ee G*" ) - = 2pm | Too or Fores} Hi 46; —— ' 7) reiqie .3 : & AUWAY ‘ it TIEL NORTHLAN Mit ey - 4 ar per Ie brat wit! Ha semen egod for any business PAKRM—My Creve. eer tari WJ) acres. BLAt rie UL Ss H "alla eermcwrs FOR RENT | MICHIGAN. 991443 large foome hath. | with, nesemonts Sod MU AY gup ine PARAM, CO 8 SUS McLanm, to boncaLot ? i and furnace £40: ney 10"* tent S40 ry ~ket ranks ~ * " " wee spose me ys me. 236 aot lope > ew 7 ; wee mW)*S. HL we: ’ . ; 3 46 ’* lean: lished apartment, ‘i?! POTOMAC, 3847A— 3 rot ome, bath and [TNION “BL. 301 Y- 26—HRent or lease: | -i\fr. Mestemacher, salesMan. on. Dretns » on ~ sal . . ‘> rr, - s . “ a ‘ Pp PY i } , ate ~ Eyer R\. 601S—!-reom apartment furnace: $40. Inquire at J6URA S building; picture show jn rear, open PaARM—-100 acres. neat Lexarkana. living) trom 2 to 6. or see > ‘ . . 4 : : 6 } ie % Ps ; ' - furnished. ro bimonthly, Campton G2 every day. Dede ? water and meadow land: 40 ecres 15 Cur PRANK L. DITTMETIER R E, ‘ - eae M gpeesT as = "eae , -_—- aS t IOT ’ Oouia ; ‘ “oc dalr’ Ph faebe ip Nyy “eg os Haast ” P MELVILLE, 563—000 Delmar, — “Block RUTGER. 2634—3 rooms, gas. elecirie. | 7 STORES | IN NEW LO vT1ON . Socdmts Denes Tics dee | Ee | Cee ee Wantec “s s ——m - -~ — oe - “ - 7 - m= _- s&s 6 = , = t. * res 4 . Mra bi . vil’ Fr. Pe te he he " , “. Sicam peat liane ¢ ldre ir s a #anr jeia Hy ~ & re SiOT' 6 Ps i Vrverect . *} $100 yer : ‘ hut we are asking - - . gees ; * quam es : ser hitehey ndic f Os aleos anal Sd : thie cog er ee se4yT &\ yw Builde: must ge}} 4c65) : ; 17 Ou14 ‘> : ; > ron") YU hie ra | 2 F P qs an } ew Wigitteton SOS Noith 5 3B j sAl, Liid \ : ° SHEN ANI SOAS aitigh Gia . a tec ‘a i : thicx weer } idittg viii 4 tu peeve _ BLS a ay | eang ; : : mw mari fee ree WS thereon) DmunNngaiow, , r .* ory? *> a 4 a« — ~ ‘ 1 ex eK : ‘ * ‘ ‘ ; j r€ : ter further particulars, sce Jails wt tutndeleny tile bath, furnace, for $5900) sav : - _ => > . 4 2 ii f oes nished apartment, ~ flats “ r) batDb: a si is OyTiad. ? & BINT April } ‘ } 13 rooms: ‘sts pe! week and up. 7? 6 » T? ™/ : i Lg ‘ vr) is BhRoADW AY AND TAMi— *QOOms en { } ty’ i j ~ only : LUT eS y be ETO! vernijences veneer Lsbil : oaert a4 s onl Cardy) gp ae 4 Tiga! { renais cil bath 7G (nase ii 1, Weorme VeSi. Lavan aba) WN, EFFICTENCY rR Bs. © 141% DS it] LNG ay 1 5% roame. comovolete for ca tnd EE, enter bath, xd 100F; , ‘es , Hus oe } , ’ 1780 eee ae” enter LO (eo?) |) SPRING 3 -4 eR rooms. bath. kas floor: 61 to dyle far fur ishe j hai ph) 0314 f a — pal Rivers: MS it WASHINGTON ae =i Famiehed $-| electric; adults; Grand 2471M (ed2! ° news. Apply at the Adline Stote, 292% | BUILDING LOTS—Beautify!: near, Web!) NORFOLK, 4413-17—Four heurn wate Bi. M “4 " sca fs UrDIs speene 2 a oe © oo Xe a y a3 ~ farn ae = Ei oad Was ae ( sine c el a , owner Wiil linaice h by» o i Fe an » 4 ii « ; ‘ 4 a BAKG AIN. S70 o room. kitchenette : PSS TaAS oon ye a bus«ipess. Rent reas onable, sce : pi price $5 (yi x ts . ” . mg: elegantly: furnished 3. rome. firet floor S80 Garfie 1d_ 1607 ‘cOy) 7 (sarfield SESTICIEXCY R. &. COL. T3407 &. Broacwav BE AT: T iF U I, BU NGA AT, OW Ss ng Timent, gus, electric. silver, lin. , ~~ oe Chestnut Oils? fcR)- Bivercid 710 (2?) Phase = ae nyomecene, Yr sicneinagiiiteaon hea aga Tae eg Af pies: vies « yom naraw Attra: ATU Die APARTMENT. DEVONSHIRE 49335 —Se ond east: living Ser thie Four rooms; oatm, water, ev ‘ oe + he oe ial . me noon ; Gate i. oe room hing reoem. k henette Dreak- Southwest 11 and furnace, on 50x10 foot lot. for) +ioors Pa ee ee a on me: hot-water r 4x24 . ¥ Lin a te . oi Sou etaunt March -— rn? —~-w) and af We hoturht on ternis wt Virginia new, 8 TOV ss ’ e. y ap) ime p oe ; = 10> ron fasi room a bedrooms pe Ov, Vaasa - go. =! LORLS | i 2.8% &.. K AP IDL Y DE EVE LoP- a ’ s tee Re "ai Chs o% : . c a emia al ha tee Me) +7 res cl hie Drl . gar . , Vee! ] tsarneld Leu. i TIONS, bal a a Take the is8ae ipe ta NariacK road, , a , - ~ ay PERS] ’ 4 “ray ‘ : le © : ~ sped “g D ¢ ING skA . 11? = 7 { hare s ne tC) H ¢t ; 27 ri | 4sf4 Margare ' a, 7? ro ag Ka age ST ~ + * . abe . > o 4 . @ , Ts - ‘Y ‘ it s 4 ‘ a¢ ae ‘Ae * , . ING APAK rT. Wk ATS LOUGHBOROUGH Jew —O-TOUs: a 2104-6-S-10 Morgalford; 6 ithe agi cory . ari + han. Lackland tol Charlack and H#08° Weert Par in biock east oO: 0386 Pers, ae | clency; hardwoo! loops. water. heat. ner Arsenal | then west on Lect aM oskifor Mr. Arm-|/Causiand). 4 ropma- garage CO de , 3 c: wit IP "US HOEG Aon “ nt ov14-16-18 (,ravois Tre sv" Morganiora, ner!" to anh iif are — in 2 seers! Sa m tet Si4 mio RNS Bath, (“heat nu? ey? ring wet im ' : en ins cot #ist 403 ] we mai} Wii "Oo! | it] parti ~ulars yr - aad hil OTe Wa AST) ‘44 ; ‘ ; . - 4% , , +3 oy sapere } 3 ‘ , i rer Vd ee F ; ; hoes . ; Fitter Bg \ ae } n. @B@inink Oo iWest om “ ; ents and 4, nants. ery ae a k cart NTR een i. -« 1m. Lice hethy : : HO’ : ; ve , Yr) - ‘ . Lae ¢ ee er eOen, wr ee sey 54351 CABANNE SOLTHA) IPTON INV. & BLDG Or We have a Gree V hear St ee ORlvers: seen ’ F rmmnreclated qpirve , ene parte! = Fins ei tris, 60- 401 Tansdowne ic) Johns Stat ! tiiat we An’ ke ti Wia @ i r " ; ' S100) 2 ; on y ar ‘ , ‘gs T; -” i¢ ‘jae AP lie a er ees sad ei : ins ‘ i i: ® — ™ , : ; “ped 9 , *,? 4 rlsAia er ae , **% ik eiae is } - * wy) *y 3 " ‘ ‘ ~ ‘ . De diet ne a , ; ~ bd 1} nd ‘ tes Slt wisi «4 A shea ; — . : ' se ‘ P p lath a ee Without a ailver. iigbt.'larium, gurage: near Soliant 4752W West OBERMEYER & BRO] Forest 3196. oF bate varios, tie Dern Oe” Ras yr and “ wil dH icemishea cea shoo] pe autifu! fiMOk. } Tes iv~~ dy r aceon ot yarege q7° if) downer, 1), ii. bie ‘ . . To ‘ neanabectens - & - 5 goes “—t y qt) ~~ _ Ca a rs " - .* owe ; t-arnter? ’ res Prt) : iin . . pean - REST 1°90 nor “s ABBOT! RE ALT wee DELMAR. 60:3)—Lower_ tloor: hotewater, _ 443 Reb GIL) Sj ve ry 547 weer Fs 7 S143 Chestnut ®t 8) steatrn hert ediit{Ar Forest TOTS CeH?) “y WORKENGS. uN . ‘ lpia coetead sea DEVONSHIRE 5AZO moon hry Sp a ain ‘ ‘4 : - “i ioocnae : : - t¢ ir. a B ese penn 1} I , aes : - : = ° o 4 as oper - irhe m31% Tet myx } 7a Snsies EVANS. 4043 Larze 4-room flat: almost DELMAK, Sllo sto on eng. he i iene Cele ‘rant om other: ama Ca ee WACHTER. 201° ® Bad's ANE a (5 »” ‘A bad het gtr} tiy ywoGceyr? kit ‘ss &. 4647 rpPta * hyrapness ocation (*. Ai ee rk ". , ra ne aes eee ( 3 OBER HIumbeolt 30733. Ww ac HT nie 3 _J* ay’ ‘ i ‘ | i a » fe / . nite “ r\r tr . Lal b¢ ‘> i? ’ PY » «rooms, bath, furnace le? Mly and luxuriously furnished ~ fon sent tock filling |} : : - oaee ney iterms. real bargain nd xuriousl* ri } fur - @ 41) ; RELI ‘sRLE M AN to Yreiri im Bioecn shit vhs ‘ eyey } , ‘ER : 7 -_* ~ : es e- - \ *? = - v won . > ri? . : = . . A A ST ic! N LA‘ oe Se. VU. tae ” eateciaartig > Be ee COMeisting of are living “oom, | (Cx 3 $33 Post-Dispa‘t« (2) Clayton Orne na Quick! Sale Wanted Arena SuT Ty _ e - _ . ‘ . . . | . - ° . . hath “a My ~ 1-3 : root "% rs 7, 1" eee e 4-ro0m tout? tO}. 8" ¢ e He i . Ak Ww orgy: MARG ARE = Be 4 Har KE DE 1. IGHTEUL + bv |) ¢- KOOM SMILE} an? 2:37 4B galow : : ee ee fon See eo hot-waier heat; fupnished. Rent $30. 809 Just mort Andel, Lis OME. IN BEST PART OF CLAYTON, brad ey phodern: muaet be esern: ef “rV0m eff i? Cust snead coni- : : Pager i oe 3x) oe ‘ ~> a | ‘ ae tlie s t ge? TaN a7 i |p] dense — +} afternoon Paray ael- ee ; ‘ae ¥ : Cheenu at. tyarftie $4009 > eis , tle? 1 ! ‘- guarentee eae Ye SS nent ‘ ster «nd janitor #¥ ver . ' ran ff ie weit? or HA MILTON, LOUL6 % TOOTS t are , oF “a TUB pap to t€*ta eas. . Walter Ala jae 4 sH4 ped iit a ; ; } I aa se " 4) ii die . Pee roo 5: ae eer t @#HSO Tia we ee ROrV os « s ron the ; va rated; 3 : arranged Liss crs “4 ) pot CHE \ kh. OE. cO.. 802 Chestnut. Kirkwood Bungalow tO Be Proud : : locations, . aan ieee - ico ' ti. } a ‘ pwood} pt ? a home iK@® sit: ma ince beaut ty Iinh. M ee BS allt i sot 4 6% m0de ny rows, . ARGAIN— Ho imes & hirkw 4 pap Four reoniwe and TeCCI. POT) room Ol: e-| vers ‘ 4 * * ery ee : eek ; , 2 on a ‘ r hardw od laore oir. * 7 rooma;: modern: hot: water heat: a wood floors. til bath ori a oo nm ‘ ent on Fr necting td “ee ote : es " - he Oe Cal) Melmar 1909 100x160; newly peirited and ae erated: nor stone piers. brick steps S ret. ee . * Park: reter- 2}? eC io “ al} a aie z 4 : ( 2 wr ; : e? ie teotyt} j/rut Be required. Mac: Be cjagg ee Mh ar i ecirie and $85.00 HERRON & HERRON, | beat location in South St. leu: oe one Cabany 4 +t ., Th er on emises. PACH , 00—- rors ba tii, eieciurit I 749 (“heatn at «' (eR? eou'Th } bb « k weet ¢ Kings n.goway oe os : »- or fiairnace newiy deeorated (C3 Eee a =e een ae yp ee ye onder onetruction a BOUS > * ' na i 7 .7% a siesteiasnseaniiant (,reanar no na an bc > Tleid Us AM 1 AL . ‘ ( ‘onan ANY t 11? - > ~- ] «>, ae - POON ¢ y¢ joa >F°79 fx “oO he ‘ mplete about Apri. ] Pri o- $s. 0. 02 Rene eee Ya Ri4 t11MGE. Obs Sat | Maplewood ma HINRY IAMMER % MAaALiOoOna@i Je ife ‘OF 4 o14 4 ; are ome towet gas ap ss A aerate eareen | ORM “ termes yf ! iaris at ft? ~ a J —===_ - oe . , (Cm SA RI 4 24 eT . 7 , rs , be { ; 4 . fim’ ’ Bede t i> . : ; peer yN ; P : 7 4 ” ha 43 S me si 7 ti? \ ~ oe ' ; ' .* ; ’ 4 P P fo iiyarjiu : ; ‘ uF i . “ {3 . a ’ . ‘ ’ si 43 ,4-X’ (inl 1; he | cat a ato ; iad : % oe r : 3 if ‘ > ’ t oi’ 3.5, : j - vl vchiai ' , .* ; \ ‘ . ont i ; weeton j Ca era i + Bite ; P , caiciiie Nn ia re ee 19°64 ore 3 ee: Wo “tT , ipepe ayia” : teat 1 244 hast | $7500; terms. Owner, Hiland avd ‘ il & ribo : . 24 ye ‘ ' * poe , ‘ W..n te" ‘ " } ‘7 o abet Oe * > . . . " | t } ~ b ~~ BREECH, Garfieid "0952. ten) paib, hot water, C.e.U.., Su~ oe (oss cet git a LLIANTE. 0723—Cottage. — LOANS ON PERSON'L Ror'y Sore! ture owners of ralanied peu ~g “ “ thot sa. ae Renin darcy gsiey hoiaat een ata - > vieteps 0 re Re A RY MIE at . anne ates Se oem va pane ee ee ee 12 PL TR TR ORME MEY Ra loaned to wre pied r Sale or Trade Gued location, 1M RU RNIS -HING STORE j dies’ and gents’ ; inspected any good location ; hin ro bina eRe ? ‘ ‘ ’ . ANDER ao STOGK E- will saerifice “FOREST PARK DISTRICT bree ) | ‘day from 1 to Sep oppo aye ot 9639 > Franklin (e2) we Upio, we ‘Quick Sale Wanted’ RESIDENCES FOR SALE TD eli ik ae ee ile bath furpa a « +a: la dabterratgst oy imeem eatery + furniture ard pianos also warehouse re- "Es Se nd Tastor haston ant ar Moun d City ‘Loan Co, -_ : ne one Me Mage Sr AS _— Se ee ee tn separ ca Mgmnat-« aos pt Bhan Bene eget Ov Tag SAD. Riverside -s2208.). OOS: : . —— ay | earn ee Se ii—_ = oe ; €** Riv a (OR | BTA 480° N —rine store, 25x00. St. Louis County. : D : Beowon 3 se PLACE re KE SIDE NC Ea 4: o44 Gera! — at Se a ee. ene ee ae * y ’ =i a natin tgeallaggee ee. HER ene ove # ic dite i a pn iA gente TR Lite sb , ; itrane lat: 2d floor: garage. Victor 1068R icy) "4 i Se See RaY HO : we cistern. spring &nd riinning wate a es : atreece yo a. 2704—Goeed location fer) gruiie; beautiful location, 20 mics: from) $50 Cash Buys New Bungalow nr AND FURNITURE. Let pi ill en — yout to} | ot BEd Sea ab lan tah: pap ea Gok See Hb ke ae LOLS ° ROOMS “BATH, BARGAIN aN “Gt AMANTY FINANCE £0.. SMW hh aS eT na te weep fie Soren Targa es ? a ee > ee ‘ sammeor et oe renee ie Sith i v ale meh: ras zi aden & Srd ‘ake «# ; 4 NVESTMESN 7 ‘oO. ? it s SPAR 0 atte Sot eras PS, ab tae — ee REPO REI a we eit. Nacalee eine eae ys Chin R NES 7 RF ‘TO $1000 Ql IC Ko “+ nis eoahetan ecnd ae nS A eins Pe mahecraind co erates rete i Ee Ty Rd! te We eee A aol ad enn me ae ad o kk 0 ht NL Ys LOANS ON REAL ESTATE ieee a. sated nss pee re of 14 Toot Hussam re peerrnert iets SP LE Sp > SIDE pe. ¥.. ware —eoe nag hdd Ow ' g ” riz cacti Ae earins SSS es on ae 8 8G SIRE OA BEDALE PRD AERO MEAT MARKET t . PS RRS’ atregay — ron aur one B x¢ cH \ hie i ey A Pr of 4 aod Cire and Tors: ASW WERE, Lactate HOCH - onal Vileiks an itieten * ee eee MC ee a Abii re ales aida OT: Fee tet ee , ‘es, ste Southwest oes rn ee mere ae a — hi 11. yoU “AR ¥ A "RARGAIN HUNTER: 1811 Ai - Re WES\ of Te ha RE Pee “: a 5 AME ie tala papa Ie te ot PPT Oe pret Fb sR rooms ee “BOBLA McPhersen.” Rroadway: are Wve ae — ode retiring from bus. x FARIA + amen ——a boee

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—————— Is a prescription for cena ie at and Rac ing poaoire CPida « . thy I ha & siree -~* VAs ache ry, he } q ; done ae h at . . “\ owas ~ rs . a au R Oren, ¢ : . One Man Arrested Ti den os ERE um winu’ * I d don rf ‘ Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, Forms Seized in Each of the Ee ine ll Z = — pi screet did he would have nae : ili 4 Places Visited. Dei sees my the latter tt from a lamp post. [hi OE, | sc cergeant Mulcahy ana|7™"@ street. In the latter two of money a man has makes “ . ane . tnhbs indicati (mat Dets nad sce in this country. eek Bremen Theater; “Comma tp ‘Through d It kills the germs. his gambiing Squac yesterday at- ; a. si a8 - ey = ce es : : e -%h and Bremen ls a hr Bills } Read tod ty i =— ternoon raided four alleged book- Te ee Bag Ba agi y : L “| oe 3 Weillworth- iT ee zs | ays ‘ant Columns for ah biorhsepges tinge A SE INE In the evening the ¢qttad raided et hecause of the $5,- te 2 a hives. epeninnn. makers’ places and in each arrest-) 7 gio ; a5 court becat S54 | BRIDGE ( DOT REE — Windsor. Not Affect } ) ; Bats “Ad : ~ at Diy ee Or » . , - re 4371 Nat. Bridge ? oe of Mi Oh tr ing Union Station —-5 :15 a. A. PuLuP st 4n hae _ Pay ’ : me ant 8:50 .1 na Ticket “i ed tn weeping are on payment of Pullman fares. Treated One from an international standpoint rich food forms acids wi. ee ous : Return, leave Mobile on or before March 21 Week FREE DOUBIS IF COOLIDGE | 224 in 4 light favorable to other paralyze tne een eaniacgda They Information, Feservations and Tickets ct Short breathing ; Mobile & Ohio Ticket Office, 322 North Broadway — | roars geetine retuced in a tow Gaye wee © HAS READ PROTOCOL © mite On te SS go sag suitor with @ os nusers : Phone, Main JB6Si—T'ckets aiso at § ia Union Station and at ulates the oy kidneys. stomach and heart, : ty 7 oe _ neem ee . ; . ; - Sij i er PSs e.. ; Bast St. Louis Relay “Stat on. purifies the ~_ = aes the entire stem tao such scouncre " ana 1 cael! . RR FI he G8 — * a Stanton Curtis. G i Passenger Agent, St. Lowis—Phone, Main $858. system. Write for tree trial treatment, torai| aes that,"| erd eam, “we wih) tae back OF SeR Oe ein : aa ASTI Lite th zn _ - COLLTM DROPSY REMEDY Co., Asserts Judges Have Power * >. re patriotism in this, vour stomach sours, tongue is coated, Kingsland nta. ah tore , “rT ore Tre t it r _ ALS 6457 Graveie A ‘ ‘ en Cees Meee |. | 444+ eaherence to the| have rheumatic twinges aaa =. *c » | ee ig our Syirotred| recornition of ik¢| | To help ner recuse the bidneys Knickerbockn . ; , vite: in rs ms Peary migeiobiy | . wlace of enter belue Bieeeee Arsenal a 4 ‘1K ansas een at 44 - , , , et ae + 3 “ rtse Ser a. hh ~ : . ; v6 . ” ‘ os - a : - : ate * F > ef 2+ Senate the*® tir : ee ia £9 3 salts MARSHALL / “sien “Share and sic ae Ln ee 1 . - Fac, a e : “ - a 5 3 1 of cranes a ) Manchester-Sutten ‘ “_ ¥ the £ b Yight to ¢ {fered > oe «hangs sage is learned, g » > T Ii@ fri } othw ’ » ; i r v "a rs loa me I isf De fore McNAIR publishers in ¢ es i eat. r me ta x . y - | would ib : . ra te oo retteutewk: .% oe (rand “and Miami! i or D ie a 3 r s Tia! " = 3 ‘ ‘> “ t aa broadcast at ae fe Pann ‘¥ ‘ % — 3 18 inexnens Pann : ~ a MICHIGAN f oe | resuuaeall ; = | n | % ) A “st i , 8 | ap ae i afore | ; : 1] : " F ra an ; makes 4 ip chtf | effer- . i carving 24 Mic higan Ar. ae Onthe Wabash vou u enjoy the | wireless piety ce oa sant : r voasan? ‘ rwater drink / 2 nice pa __— ae gee” MME “Totnes: fa the| ment by| the statbmes hia-water drink, ey \cons MIDWAY =; Alc stax. exceptional service of transcon- | permits the i eneech rhat iater 2 Would ne the eT Son ( “Ountrw te ¥ ) f ee ta ioe a ee —. cater tae tinental trains W ith the same ‘amateur iets br | experimental — modern equipment, thesame |.) pore meals, t he same splendid | pictures. MISSOURI {Dancing Sg Grand and Lucas roy sniignenrtciacseee WEEK roadbed — and the choice of | given the vhich eon -MOGLER _{ “Counsel frtaaw {chet ee ae d | America or ts . comforta | 3 : ee “Red nt artures’ + + . i a iiae® ak ae HE Pee Rigs na gage ee NIGHTS AT 8:15—506¢ TO "33.85 9th and Brem ' Hot Se convenien “7 rernple, Reed deli i] an R Wash - Pt. , > &, a en Sou led | tures and lvsis of court from his view-jineton tadav. He «a . heed mall amen eoeuee ae ee ey / On the Stage wey! ote 903 am, 2:00pm, 10:30pm. | .- wave “.: Ce pee tear. fe maid ine had SEATS SELLING FOR BOTH WEEKS PAULINE = {Bi Doabie . He said that S$. cUunD sneaking rag os | | cast bands. Stiff and chy eeeremmery Cold? |r, Bitter eames : tram | oaeel Getonat (0c. oe te i ? ; ** > .arie@r Se ‘a 4 Lt ; _ . ~ In His Greatest Success 4 fe * ad rea i BL STEPPING STONES RE sa UL vetting cy er 2 coid ‘ >a gr Ip » ony ee Pet , sc ¥ sii ~UUY 4 , £4. toh soe , a? ed > * or? > » ne > '_- OC of P zs - i ie Does 7 7» ‘ ; atv’ h 1A wi +h a s AA i' ‘> pra | a a La i eee! . > abu 3 sine opular Pricee : 310 - 7 ¢ : OUL : » Vu Va m sa . : apne hat @® Senator intends4@o pnur-- , : : ; ah De eniils leave Y manv To Wit! : dull eonsiant throb Are vou so stiti anu iidiS 1CGNC —— inS With (OPrL~uring = i St z —_ — ‘Como s Law athae “ 1 asian. AV’ ida Lac deh —e' cis ¢ = eo , » jy") = j 4 has : signs ot kidnev disorder. and kidn 'y trouble D ee a 3 “ ie o _ . ¥- a ie , I ies . N“ = I ~ a” ST (Ours AMUSEMENT C0.’S r F W acash Ti wket Offices. Broadway } Other i : on t FISK Serious Sickness. It 1 . ) ra si ATE | : is too dangerous to neglect. sion dom: Pian e: tite® : re le oo amegieigh manele 10 a meee 82d Locust, Union Scacion, Delmar | ee | | Winter's colds and chills make hard work Doan’s have been used snecessfully for over Whether we are going FIRST TIME HERE! ARSENAL /4LU-sran casr yf Ave. Scacon or ask F. 1. McNally, me t mmcver Ss COLUS @Hd Cuilis iidae Dalida WOTrAR Oan Ss nave veen used sn sSa2luliv L107 OVel . ; & = MEseRe SWART aati Grand and A al = American . Division P assenger Agenr, 1450 Rail- through the | for the kidneys. The kidneys are apt to be thirty-five vears.. They are recammended the a Ae i . ae ! omedy and Ghee BE way Exchange Building. (Main 4990) or a 4 , is : . : cae ee a a S ee se are going to i r ier ‘ ineers of the overtaxed and become congested and in- ‘world ove: Ask your nel 'ghbor r! Ln ibieis I Cuteweitibeetien te his. scone em ananeinia AUBERT Biow and The W, B SE prs that thell a —o —o lean it -anw Fasten oil : ie ie Sats Say These St. Louis Peopl ae fa =>) WABA Ea | =. > se ° , » aoe 4 * se n ’s a ese ouls eopie- | im « > age a ceiving pre : , y wm eo eee Chippewa (pee = aters. : ; Sy ees eS Jeff. & Chivvews ; ~ 4 | ke | ADVERTISEMENT BRITISH ] rz i} i _ SaaS ' WILLIAM ROHDE, Prop. of Fruit and | MRS. O. LANGLEY. 4140 Penrose St.. i 4 4 « - TO Cin der ella : ag ane - Sa A fan a Waid 2: ACR, Theres a Semator in this State = Cherokee and Iowa * . , *Y¥ | -* rm bt 4 °c, \ s 3 = . - — - Ar. San Antonio Reds an. WEST END LYRIC CONGRESS 4 . in " Liquor : . | ‘ . 14 ry ‘ce aooaoit «& ° . ~+ rE : —_ P - > inevs were disordered. lieadaches als a | Ziv spe! r > a i yas a ia Second morning 1075 Olive St. The American Yaw . 3 ss ‘ r ‘. Wealies * e, "> ~ 7 - : "2,2 > Se sc? » 2 4 — ~ : y t pad Bethered mc, Bet after vu > Pil \ | : in > | *Stenper eady for cocupaney i CAPITOL a ' ;, ' ' | BILOXI, > Grand- Flor. { All-srapcat Grand & Florissant ‘ *The oer tow GRAVOIS { Blanche Swat am Jefferson & Gravole ‘Mancina s7 HI-POINTE ( Blanche Swat mt Clayton & MeCaus. "Binebeard’s t Wie f Donble . KING BEE { 2a : 1710 N. Jefferson “HIS Lafayette {Double Peg: We ing thata |} RUPTURED == MEN WOMEN i: AND = = 3 ss ; sii : Coan aes " : pDorthereat me a [eT ne ; ay t iV KIGReVS We! . rots mt t L i n : , ; . ; ‘ > _ as = = ’ - oni > > ? i — i . ae * Pea + 29 o Th G from Miller’s Drvg Store | was soon fixed ff wor + Sfter veine Doan’s Pills the | int. And Ca. S . mom Station 9:50 p.m. : y e Great . : " wii = ' o e > . + ~ — ; — s* - - > fe 1p im fine shape. i trou Mit me and if dasn t retunm | ” wa ee os Oe SRR War Comedy £% ; , THE ORIG aa Al. NEW YORE CAST am! appea ing {Pom the gag St. Louis 6:45 p.m. Arrives Saf. Mat. 50e- ‘ Senuts - w ¢ + ° - s . - ? By 7-75 ~ - —— -_ f ~~, 77 17 t' = > } 1e°nH . > — ee ta .* . as ete “se ~ . ws Se . . AD ruptured men and women who arvasied ee . . ici aia | g Dally, 2:15. Lie-T3e. sat.-San. MAFFITT ‘Ramon ° -s & ae were not f * The Prescription Given by Hundreds ! ees ee ee HUGHES tt S Vandeventer { Some tortnate enough to see this al) TORE & D Th d P e iss ting > at caren of a Pe ge rs son yer CHARLIE MURRAY - es _ae ape: B@icemen*t wil welcome the glad 5 the + a ood at reguia ites, SK FOr rugg ist.° { n : 2 — renres: of the 3 of Doctors to Thousands of Patients FeiRENE’ FASHION SHOU | Manchester{ Pics /Segi Bias ia: representative For over 33 years Gude’s Pepto-Mangan has a ee ee ig EM PRES ~ Maplewood ( SALLY ONERE , sept ure are coming to St. Louis, | |. been prescribed by hundreds of phy "sicians, and 3 Ka ‘ : OLIVE a1 cr GRAND 71°@ Wanmehestes “Our oe 7 0., to personally explain and give © they KNOW. They are not deceived by the mar- : x : ' ee ~~ every Tuptured persom who applies, vod rm ' y y cipst . wooDW RD PLAYER RAND me Montgomery {7G ch COOG A" 2 & trial of the (oi! lings System, abso- a Lift} s e ~ “ ,.% + + (ie ge -eg ahae ; THE SONG AND DANCE MAN KERENOEE SO pat? ie 2 eae pp Btely without a penny im advance. | They Anow the value of the organic iron and man- MATS. SUN., THURS. SAT., ( Mk ~~ eal ROCKETS “08 = @ Yen are allowed to test it out and of 4374 we ganese in Gude’s Pepto-Mangan. They know its steele lee NEXT. “Kick i. woaae NOVELTY (Double P a pcs tine worth—thes oe prmeiss> oo quick and efficient tonic power. = fluence | ve ee = Nae a> the cost 56 Sa beside | . . : ~ . et Y Wear trusses the rest of your Prescribe Gade'sPepto-ManganforyourslfTO- 0 ll i tli (iti : a GRANS OPERA HOUSE . — OZARK { RONALD vife? What vou want is to be re. ae DAY. Your druggist has it in both liquid and cs s inte ye Webster Groves il - ed of rour rupture so.you eam/ teen : | . e: % your truss awar. You are man seen a &2 opportunity te find out how 7; : tabiet form. Sit Onn wen 4 ESS ANNIVERSARY ies ee PAGEANT | ' ! 5851 Deimar EST Rs 9, _ » © * ee me *The can ¢o t} h — What Doctors Write: : : sions ‘ ce eee oe — is by accepting our ordi. =: x “T have been prescr: bing Gude’s : ° ‘ whe TUESDAY. “Charleston Night” Powhatan ported ; Pepto-Mangan now for quite a a s Ou Contests at % oCleck and 10:36 r “. Yenleweod Be : number of years... I have al- . az ‘ i eae . » le , VISaQGom Of an an. ime KT ‘Sno FASS ON PARADE 4 4 * > Bee: . gg? a” hs a i | sf ; s\ia shail 2 . " Pitt ide q © ‘ (vidual case money to you t what and . om “T have used it for 1s veare RS: with always the uniform good eee & SS ts.” : " ee oS ft ' : lel a: - | é 2 a ze > ; ee es A iy itth and Clinton . | LAVENTHAL THEATER cuncamT_ Ot; C7 of ee ‘ ne Vhs. ft Ae Be AP Tidy ton! ay “ROSE 3. WORLD” : RB BE LOTTE A see tart er cat ‘2 —— : F ee Fi lorified I, g. HAMP,——GERTRUDE BECK ore in 4 ee ee ie court wae ti-| ge beets! Shea “picture | Xtra—8 Shimmy Girts aetna, teeesiir Guvnt Lowe Sites pot th With dams RUTH MILLER ASHLAND x ‘The "usted 3520 NN. Newstead ‘Artmons a Ct wits Chins “38 women, If you have them, you ought t EMBASSY (“™ ~ ire i New & é‘ igh > % etine cle ; 4933 Deimar : | & & asting cycles now this simple thing to do! PHOTOPLAY THEATERS = b. - ° ° -- eis weead ib i Sebeda ., sé Je Vet »neding e : ae - — iM The . eyes y At an ir or moment t yor have the a al n reread The Pro- feast distress or discomfort from piles, use a er toeo: and if he did. that he didn’t simpie Pyramid pie suppository—and go hap- ; Gore en - . os ’ . - . 4 ee inderstand it.” pily on your way! The worst hemer:heids, even - night ff . bieedingacd badly pretruding piles reepond ef _ T a > 7 age e — —_ * @ ¢% . 2 : ; o" Be i - ~ 7 sree gree thes g sUDPpOSitory a iig per- SS — .. ~ i itil. ty iain ‘ ” ——e 4 ‘ —s eto . ~ * os ~ * eties {n European countries. having mié Sicg. Ma: sna, Mich. 290 pseu mi £2 yon Matinee Today, 35-15 JOHNNY ARTHUR COMEDY (Or caer PlirplSe @ tstrbalee (Cz _ =: ste + | ay ow a e 3

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* a JL tases ru wd I ~tSrcos Ai wij AW hetavraiid a4 * Ade Vis A, & bdb7S6 abde fn "J Li ( - paste Snes a Altadena, oe ALI eee SR aT eR ee : / 1g ww i. LJ Wiad ¥ ad i ~ edit ri a i : ao d Your — MOVIE MEN WATCH oe Bas we Questions Answered- -Radio--Cross Word Puzzle RADIO LEGISLATION MARRIAGE LICENSES. ——== ——~ At Belleville. ; | . * > . Ss . cu eae sot eres et Pout ANSWERS TO QUERIES Post - Dispatch Radio || WORD PU | Tages DOO 26 ac Haw 6 Chae eee St. Louis ; || . | . : , oma. : AStG@em MoUullogh ~.. + sccccsden Bt. Laotiis } Jer ~44 : , )4 — iene Bremen Theater « ‘Counsel Deri 3 TR Phrough Their Efforts the| Ruth Miler ....0000IIIIIES: St. puis | | r Br oadeasting Station ee iS 20th otik Mremsen «Red Hot rence” iy ) : | James a MOG ss vs ence : - Shiloh ‘a he Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. kK SD | 2 3 4 5 : 6 7 a 7 ss UYeDITS tO Ladin. 1M. Well wort hi- | Three Bills Naw Pending Do |*™ paneled ee nga Personal and telephone calls, or answere by mail, cannot be BRIDGE jae BLE ae Windsor, Not Affect Moving Pictures. aa || Saree Sttention, enoept letters Gs medtons questions of usdoudé- 545.1 Meters ) 4871 Nat. Bridge Regen Ponish RA): Shuron-Sheitex, Vv. A. and lL. Luecke, $066 8t. Louis. | ed sincerity when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. = 4 10 i ) 1. efar on | Horse a jo Skulfit Trames Fr. and &. Lieberman, 6228 Julian oa : é wi bee! ed ef our own Lenses “. B. and WV. Benner. 4025A De ty. 1 F. C. L—Take the aged Bible, cotton twine and wind the twine Daylight weekday broadcast- | CHEROKEE AL LSTA nin q pm Deis aid Ww ASHINGTON. Feb. 03. J. At. and M. Brown, 3308.4 Abner p). || to a dealer in second-hand books a})] over tha heuse The guests ing at -40,. 10:40, 11:40, 12:40, 14 15 16 : 736 Cherokee & fs ELCOMpeAST in ; fewer prices. rs ' ¥ 23.—The | ‘. oe 8 D._ Peterson, 915A Magnolia in order to determine its value. have to untangle their respective ] -40, 2 40 and 2:40 p.m. Mar- ~ ro ‘ ‘ KK, ~ 7 J . ? ° os 73 ‘ agi + ; . . na f ara. ww (trattan , Onhne or the men. r " i tt ; 83:0 Delmar + oa rd cs Fs Garfield 1624 “ in eoesng pir re of radio legisla- f- ane ES o ole. oh $51. Warne ' Olive Streets. HAROLD. — The Royal Mail Demmstie Science Hour eonducted vn «| 2? Ke) | & : - /$10n of Congress producers of movy- G ie: ae s the largest “esidenc in the Star Line, sailng on her maiden 4 . Loujs. 4 ; 18th Street; wenies ~~ CAST ing pictures have seen to it that! ¥ and A. Hensler, 1507 Gano world Seuteiatenr voce oa lf thou- Voyage from Sor suthampton to New | 2 iy 3: iSth & Lafayette L « : saan a Wat} N. and 3. Pachenbore. 1414 §. 1%th. sand ‘room ; York, with 2: Massengers and /'| M esday, ‘(1S / Ef The mon P nothin was — itt "1 + é a end F Sevie 519 Gano an rOOMS. it stands on the 4 ’ iti) ao o passe nger: i an ; on ay, 4 n ay, | } esnteeinieeiatene _F topie”’ es dashes ng ‘aS written into it regard- | ;,- R.-and H Bevker 2241 @ 49 north side of the River Tiber and, crew, Was lost at sea; by Collision Frid | : i FAIRY | (Double p ing the wireless transmission of ". end 'G. Holtenrleter, JQOTA N. 1th. ces, wae & Reeee Oullt in| Bike ae loenere on the mem S “nag | fe 36 ie i 5640 Bast , ‘The Lads wen ei: pictures. When, and if, the radio Vs, - ny Oe ncn pt og wise. time of Emperor Constantine. | Sunday, et eT oa and $32 pas- 11 :00 ya M. A 5 ~ ug: — 10 Lied’ ' ‘ sistas : FF. Ona 2 “rances, 36°3 N Sth. C Was enlarged fron tim eto time! sengers and 655 of the crew pér- j| | | 7: and “Man Rustin y- movie becomes a fact, addit 1) 7. 2n Fan ¥ - -_ ine : a ! a fi ditional | 1d ¥4 Korner, 1471 WN. 1th. ; and has bee tt onlv | ished, the remainder being rescued | | Gold Medal Home Economics talk 4 sid 1G. M amd WW Geteesrt 1038 Chinnews @ | n 1@ only regular [Ss ae aE arcngina vie oe be t ; pli... legislation will be passed to cover |‘. esq F Pogortth Aon & n° ' home of the Roman Pontiffs since | from lifeboats by the Cunard by “Betty Crocker.” 118 § Kingsland { Corinne Gritnen And its broadcasting. e % and G. Jehnann 101 N ra atn they abandoned their palace at; Steamship Carpathia. The Titanic oF : | 6457 Graveis Ag, “COMM Tearle ig ‘" ||| Avignon, France, in 1877. The} Was the largest vessel in the world Tuesday—7:00 P. M. i ria 10N ae | In addition to watching the stos- | BU RIAL P PERMITS. i place contains vast treasures of | at the time of the disaster. She | WEAF Chain “Good Will” pro- 45 ~ hia . 7 ress of the radio bills. the movie | et elle Newport, 43. 1723A Franklin. ' art, literature and archaeology. _ was built for the White Star Line /|||]f gram direet from New York. PS ee ae Knickerbockér Comille of the me: ‘ cet , ; ~ | Wiliam E. Wightman, 64, 8559 More ml at Belfast, Ireland, by Harland: & | | 700—Blue Ribbon Quartet. f “sf 33 143 Pia ob 2 ¥ Coast” ani” producers are standing with the _ lane. a ; S. E. G.—The first anniversary! Wolff for service between South- || 7:30—Gold Dust Twins, trite al ee a THE TUUG H Gtr music publishers to prevent anv ¢ roe pee PD Boag nied is the cotton w pone ages gto ampton and New York and cost | 8 :00-—-Eveready Hour. { 48 49 - hae 1 . legislation that would restrict their Marty Nirk, 62, 4124 N. Broadway. iat Rae Matha Utlek i EE. Vee: See Reel Wee 9 :00-——Moment Musicale. 7 Macklind aca “ei peti ‘ hee _— Cr |. Bi. Gantord @ et Well-starched cotton cloth. Cut! Jjaid on March $31, 1909: she was | | 9 :30-—Vincent Lopes and Bis or- ; i 5415 Arsenal = With Comed eram N (rights under the copyright laws. | 7. Gaffney, 78. 608 a a |, Pleces to fit regular sized en-/ launched on May 31, 1911, and on |/| [jf Chestra. ae at ao (Oth — Although notat present vitallv con- F. FE. Grady, 49. 221 8. Seventh. Veiopes. You may request the!) March 31, 1912, at Belfast, she Was) | Mitige oF of M . —— cerned with the issues between mu- |. Btw $0. S0an Cane eee | f you wish, to add to the effect: | clals of. the. Britih. Bourg’ at | | KFUO—545.1 M : ial “ : ' +41 THe IS S between mu-e ; 3. Bibbs. 50, 2021 Carr. , you wish, to add to the effect. | cia] f the itish Boar i] et Pee | « £4 / : _clals o 1e@ British soard of | | ers Piet ; on ARS aut | “share and Stare sic interests and the broadcasters, | sie Martin. 16, — ae co cee pe Pes ba with ae eutty | Trade. The fateful voyage was | | og ee 3 P. M.—Addresst ‘Ss ) 56 7 a : ies ae } oO . Z : 199 A ( €evéaral colors. racefullv ent Anril 10 Q1° Ti re ie * — ’ ime £&. la ge, 4 the si ) + 1 + FP. rgije. Meera, 69. 42734 Holly wear cotton costumes and the age resumed to Queenstown, leav- | | Tuesday, 9:15 P. M. a the left of the number, the word ig horizontal; if above it, the word 19. | | ‘wey Charleston Cont, tide ah dine etn % A Smith. 49, 1222 F. third. ne — may carry 2 bdu quet of cot-| ing that port about 1:30 p. m. on | cial "Cake "Geek meal — | vertical. The same number may of course begin both a horzontal and. i} MICHIGAN [“The Mas Saa ae Dirke 49. 9022 Bugenia, Saabs ar cotton saaslae Weck ct rs Thursday. Sunday night, when, at Rhetoric.” by Prof. Adolphus Watts, ||| Vertical. The cefinitions for the correct words to fill the form ard:’ ge 72he Sead ‘ ante, Without a : # ond the Ooniv gpovernmental Jenn - Hat he santien 1314 WN Six: | for decorat wi I Pen fe e Y pact, iba a 4¥ : ae . fee a ; 9" AF smegiengy ES “ie” 7:00 p. m-—Orchestra, David Bitt Tibet 62. Th con 418.A b 4 e. ' A great p liv ee es Dae 2:30 P. M. family was $2500 last year, and! Was required for the journey to ner Jr., conducting. Dr. 27. A masculine eS perth vowels” 5 “¥ * the 46. A river. . aT | RITZ fq OS CHANEY Pee: convenience if yOuUtIVe | been given infrequent permission to WCCO (¢416.4),.concert trio. was the same the year before Washi: ston. For some years past Clarks Davie Concert ai” main. the eines vate n the ae aids } aleo De ‘bl yee 8 in the West End District. use such bands as are necessary in 3 P. MM liowever, if -tiis--net Income ex- there has been a movement to Company in plano end I] | 22, A spring month. 53. Kinsmen or 20. Neither. . ‘es (rand and Juniata \ Bill_—Pertorn omedy | ee ws ee . The 7 eg fs iasent. ; a . . cee ded $ 2600 his éxe@emption Was shorte: l the time between the s on vocal wry t it ¢ * ig: oo ‘4 I 58 a 23. A thin plate or 49. sened twine. . 7 : RODS ee iS researen. > JENKINS experl- eatime music. only $2000 in 1923 (i. e, on the, election of members of Congress 9. m-—'‘Colone] 6121"; Orches- ou an lying mam- ayer. : os if vinci 4 and 9:00 mente hawet . $311 fm ¢h ™ . . — Pree , an Te a eee ee iw a Mia tra; Briggs P. Dingman, 33. Arousing pity. mal. “3. Common tevel. BR. A gun- ‘' ri Woodla nd ——- - : Y ments, hon ever, ° e still in the lab- WGN (302.3). bridge luncheon, income tax paid March 15, 1924) sm d the he e sae y oo wees be- eaxophone. gum | 34. A prirter’s Ae ae free 5. Somewhat in- B4. A note in the “*: Corinne Grifi oratory stage an i¢ ismissior , ‘ e SON (ace cuon ang inaugura- N09.m—Dr. Julius Biach m ; put en. xicate : Pi . BOIS G . + Conway T a — er ae tig aia eae gran . oe | on M. M.—As far as prosecuting tion of the President. A consti- | | wescaiae a . oe . 7, A Riblicel char 68. Ther : jas : vl Gravols “COMMON TI. ww willis, istances of more than a rew KYW (535.4), afternoon frolic. uf ool or : and Rgds -3 get 0 re con-| tutional: amendment for the lat- character songs; Orches- (Copyright, 1026, by the Ry nd@icate, * : miles has been attempted 5:30 P. M. Le ee te" tne” Bocade it ag ter has several times been pro tra: Miss Florence Ketm, Inc.) si | , ; : ae ‘| ct h ro uting ‘ ' ine G ik. ai ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT C0.'S THEATERS | Wabash Ticket O fices, Broadway Other forms of broadcast pice | KDKA (309.1). KYW (535.4). din- & . posed. 10.00 p.m Pansies wae Yar ae , . and Locusr, Union Station, Delmar tures have not been able to develop’ ner concert. MEDICAL QUESTIONS ) og eine OF aaa a Wi | | rs 1 1] : 7 fix ie ef Py i. . . _ “~ar rs eed = F010 num ers oy > Ite } | : ARSENAL fa me Hlicegl in a od al apeeniwe | ie lent . speed to reproduce; WGY (379.5), dinner program. Health and sanitation questions of public interest only will be com =. orQa Ff ae ae —— cae -_ | Answer to Yesterday’s Puzzle ’ ent - } ULI 1e a) ge a? ° "4 S - ‘r. Y aiTsS. a . ] ’ 4 ; rand and Arsenal Comedy al Pt wate = teddies (hain oa0) re ae. air a veo Ste cure WSAT (325.9), twilight musicale. sidered. Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases will not be given, Brune, mandolin’ and | nrg eh Seas r | a | a “a ae a tapy Exchan or film hich would cause the pro- 5:45 P. ML UNEASY. t! h nes piano. | sis — Under the circum-: should continue to be treated ' frol! B ] ; AUBERT “Keeper of the Bees” ducers of the country’s movies any: wOC (483.6). chimes concert ; Manbttte waiaew % e ae WSM (282.8) role, easiey | SIP iA y i 8s : { d “T a late le ai, eit tai $0.6). € , stances and the precautionary -‘¢uUritis may be due to different | ; ’ Aubert and Fasten Woulda't Wort WABASH f a thei works coulds be dis 6 P. M. measures taken, the Gan#er of in- tn | Che “hgee nee fer- wew au Meters Smith's ge = B'IO|OIN j i Ss ) — tr uted to th home insteas Pe . 5 ; . cies et out ane removed. Jther esday, re 7 M.—~—S? P . ou ‘ i cel ving . : van ae aes " os ws : Wear ASSY.99 vaudeville, music. |'| fection would be remote. The tu- causes are to all | apeeadanean aor le ccane: “Auiver Dove aes ‘WGN (302.8) dance program. s 4 M ’ A N 8] Cc T Chippewa § “Never the Twatn - se . ‘> stern fon only In the- WIR (517), Sean Goldkette’s en-; bercular patient can do much to- purely local and hence to be lrish Pet,” C. Corcoran, 8S. J. nee mo Jeff. & Chippewa = Meet" and Our aters semble wards protecting others by great eated chi iefiv by local measures. : | 10:30 P. M. : ~ 8s N ; . ati — we | ADVERTISEMENT | BRITISH GRAFT, 7FD W TH 6:30 P.M a em fgg er gi pp Mak gt Epes Me aij ? reliance in this treat- WIL—273 Meters KFOA (454.8) program. T N s ~ —— sf ie ea m. 6@ SU He '4 BPit ‘ment is @enty -o ist heg * | 4 tra. | ; : ‘Cinderella {,,, Double Program SEI 'WBZ (533.1). “Literature In Mod-; | deposited in a proper receptacle! cally is pres pi Pot gate Magn oa Tuesday, 4:00 P. M.— Joe Johnson [fp WOAwW (626) Omadala orchee oa T 4 Ni N wW . Cherokee and Iowa | “Just Suppose” and WH! KY C 60. ern Books.” | and destroyed by fire or appro- at a properly equipped tnstitu- and lie orchestra from Coronado |]; KDKA (309.1) Grand Theater con- | = sd = — RELEASE WEEI (348.6), Ceeella and Rob |. penalties tic Such as a hospital. Con- eters cert. S 1°) ee TNE —— a. ors - ee. e cerning the wasted tissue: : CONGRESS | ia ne CAST Court Rules: Treaty Regulating ert Gomberg. violinists. MISS E. R—You fail to state they might be restored to a rr ty WSBF—273 Meters 10:45 P. M. | SmaKiiiD 4023 Olive St. ty n Liquor Cargo on Seas Does WFAA (475.), Baker Hotel orches- ee oo Fg ah agate still ac-) tain extent if properly treated by Tuesday, Noon—News and Stock. WSB (428.3) Entertainment. [U| SRC IIs The American Venu’ Not Involve Criminal Law. tra ee ee le ORNS Samer in thin line. : eT. eee aca ae pillar RIE\C) AINIT $ RET Seana: ev: ‘thee han aa: Steen a i me ee = Se —" |]{/ soprano. Joe Rutherford, tenor; W. KPO (428.3) Mona Motor Oil trio: - ALL-S§ ‘AS BI is > cae WGN (302.8), concert ensemble, | ‘ -‘ ll Prosser, tenor accompanied by Olive {I (428.3) 23 ° Seer. T STAR CAST co meen ong ae votes = e ee - Blackstone string quintet musicale. WMC (499.7) auction bridge game. | Crees. ne ee Gypsy & Marta, harmony team. | [Fj Aj} Rig Yieit . r ‘ inal a lr@€aty vpetwen the nite git pate os ie - ns eee 3: - MLL Pu an- ; _The American Venus States and Great Britain aiciae - WRC (468.5), Marine band concert.) ___ $:20 P. M. WOAW (526) classical program. it. W. E. Gibson, @. Vittert, tenor; ||; WEBH (370.2) Orlole orchestra, OME) fC) © GRAVOIS: { Blanche Sweet and ing whisk, traffic on t ih acne WSATI (323.9), musical program. WMAQ (447.5) Elizabeth Jenks |; WOC (483.6) Travel lecture. se A St Jean. boy soprano; Margaret | | artists. , y Ss R G U Jefferson & Gravol mon Lyons in is not self-e xecuting as regards t si " 6345 PF. M. ’ soprano. 9:05 P. M. heirs Racor sthac en WFAA (475.9) Cline’s Collegians. i 3 . cali a eebeard - Wires’ enforcement of the , oe law WLS (344.3), Ralph Emerson, or- : n §:30 P. M. | WSAT (825.9) auction bridge game. | /WGHP (270) Orchestra, artists. — aia Aaa daar ” 4 hatha ‘ te) 3 + } Py HI POINTE { Blanche s but needs an act of Congress to ganist. ang (eee-*) carm question box: 9:20 P. M. chamre. WHO (526) Corn Sugar orchestra. | KGW (491.5) éance muste. : Cisten i Stet, Hen Lyons tn make disposition of whisky beyond GY (379.5), Marine band, WRC. pw FAA (475.9) Entertainment. | WMAQ (447.5) Elmhurst Choral | 10 P. M. WMC (499.7) Britling’s novelty or-| KNX (336.9) Movie night, dance ‘ . eCaus. ‘Blucbeard’s 7 Wires’ apogee se P.M WMC (499.7) Bible class quartet. | Club 'KGO (361.2) Everready hour. chestra. ? a cetenia the three-mile limit a crime, Judge cae me “te ‘i Prete tinlldy pee alias Seite music. " KING BEE Donble Pr E. R. Holmes in United States KFKX (288.3), banquet program. iticinn ° ?. & : o:a9 P. —_— inlets ee iphone ». KPO (428.8) orchestra. . he ae ae “HAN ~w4 ne | Court here issued an order releas-| KFNF (263), birthday program. KPR‘ (396.9) i 4 tet x 4 bd " [ih (Melee ehled that the| WGR (319), WOC (488.8). WEBM (226) Zig Zag trio; Ziegler | geno reve), Panam (389.4), ge eee th 11:45 P. M. WSAI (325.9) Freda Sanker’s er- a : INDELL { ALI - ay gg CAST facts in the seizure did not show a WWJ (8352.7), Blue Ribbon quar- scar ce .$ Oe os : ' escort (348.6) opez and his or- tra eee a WDAP (365.6) Nighthawk frolic, chestra. | f (;rand & Hebert ‘The Am e . e am oF i8. Le ppie ce ub enestra. music i Ted W Vict R ai , es a0 Venus’ violation of the customs ws be- tef. “ ° | = ; e eem's or Aecording or- 1A. M. i arian Peta eaten san ia ie : WEAF (491.5), WCCO (416.4)| WIP (508.2) Pagoda dance orches- | WCAE (461.3) Ralph Harrison and | : F- LYRIC “THUNDER” tn ' cause the boat was taken more’ WGHP (270), Skylark dance band. ne fete. % ies aa his Midnight Sons. chestra; Ted Meyn, organist, K.|/ WQJ (447.5) Ginger hour, Little ra wR “PHANTOM OF THE 3 than 1°? miles from a custom | WGY (379.8), Finals, Old Fid- IR . 31! >, Wwoc (488.6), Mo- dean C468 5) Hotel ~~ ewes oane an’ . Ross Gorman nine ; i. Athlietio Club orchestra. Skylarks. bh. . w ' A. : ope p ri i i ‘4 “4 iv Ve a a : : ' : — — POREST’ 4 house. Members of the crew were, dlers’ contest. ap oe Ng oe ates tr : 4 his orchestra 12 MIDNIGHT. —WOC (483.6) Crescent orchestra. g MAFFITT ei ia nies: nm AD ruptured men and women who arrested and brought here but, WLS (244.8), Ford and Glenn. w ipa (370.2) musical bits, Up- ei ang cane nis) eaebined romren WEAR (289 4). Waermacdies singing | KGO (361.2) Collegians dance mu- |. 2A. M. : ) ones § “Lover's Oath” and D forty ‘ 4 bis an- ‘were not indicted. They are, how- WLW (422.3), musical apprecia- ; town theater. | >F v= 0.8 nusical Pp , i v. : : ™ i WOC (483.6) Cheacent orchestra, ” “S12 N Vandeventer i «No Man's Law” : nate enough to see this an ny meee set SELL Ie | ' WGY (379.5) and tour. ‘7 H Hawailan music. syncopators. = — o Man's Law . : ever, facing charges of violation tion series. % er son 9:45 P. M i wOC (483.6) Crescent otchestes. ann é Manchester | Blanche Qwest | and ment will welcome the glad | if the immigration laws. ‘'Woc (483.6). farm talk. don. — A KTHS (374 g | sprvebitl Eight or “WoN (202.8) Sam ty? Henry, old ¢ i ; ; " y+ " vi 2 € oy. nan i = Te VV «+ ‘ 5 9 - v — ee = Masbe oulle F Wives that representatives of the’ The Wanderer was captured 9% | WQJ (447.5), dinner concert, Fon- | WUW (427.5) Formica concert. ‘TI i ebeard's sae BALE ETI ; 4 esi d famous Capt. Collings System miles from shore. Judge Holmes; tella trio. | i ‘Maplewood | ( SALLY O°NFILL rTupture are comin S+ Louis,| Meld that the sovereignty of the| WSAI (325.9) Mabley & Carew or- | | : 4 * ore ‘ gz to bt) Le 40u 18, | ™ . i ' Faston N EWSTEAD f 400) Lee Ary. 0’ FALLON 40°68 W. beard's 7 W a l’irate”™ ( Double Prog: “Salty, Irene | & Mars | TavENTHAL THEATER CiRCUTT_| | Double Program . ‘Arizona Sv Sweepstakes ‘The oe on g they “Private Artaire” : ives — ad a ee Make the | a 7 “The Masked Bride’ eT OE (Double Prog.: “When — the Door ” Tlortssant i and “Bright ts Ee cnmeit tnien and Fasten and “The UNICN —s{_-Peutle Frege | “Blue ~ — E 27. A lady expert will per ley “ogee sng ata gon ons 206 p.m. and 7 to 9 evening. — 4" JNEY trial. TO LOAN Jewelry, Fura, —, Musical In- -3-5 Market st. —Ket. 1900 SUBURBAN HOME—Want it? effers for rent or for sale in atch Warts. eae thie announcement and bring it, oF. M. KDKA (309.1) Little symphony. Valerie Chambordon, soprano. KFDM (315.6) musical program. WRBM (226) popular program; | Moulin Rouge orchestra. ‘WRAF (491.6), WCCO (416.4), | WCAD (461.3), WEAR (389.4), | Dean Clark, after which they came West. Mrs. Clark took great pleas- ure in the radio, although she did inot think the world was enjoying tself as it did when ehe was; younger. | New Amateur Ware Length. The wave length of 62.51 meters, has been set aside by the Canadian WEEI (348.6), WGN (303.8), Government for the Wednesday WGR (318), WOC (483.6), night free broadcasts of amateur Ereready hour. transCanadian traffic. Formerly’ WHO (526) Bankers’ Life trio. the Wednesday wave length was WJR (81%) Goldkette'’s serenaders: 120 meters. Through the general soloists. _ use of the ene wave length for the) WLW (422.3) 10th Infantry band ;} one night whereby all amateurs are. concert. | brought together in the same band, | WSB (428.3) De luxe concert. | | traffic is greatly specded end inter- 8:05 P. M. | | est in amateur radio heightened. | KPAB (840.7) Ur, of Nebraska chanting melodic courses will be served during this program —including as much of both operas as can be presented within sixty minutes. Broadcast by National Carbon Co., Inc. WEAF New York WBA! Cine!nneti W1iAR Providence WEAR Cleveland wees hf se ote WEP Thiladeiphis woc weal P bare weee { Mineeepets ji tI i! as Ui ba rol ' up to 135 volts. With a new long life tube—and a new voltage regulator tube to keep the voltage steady. Like a brand new set of “B” batteries every time you tune in! Radio Corporation of America Chicago Mew Y ork “ fem Preeciece -~Duo-Rectron | MADE BY THE MAKERS OF RADIOLAS Re ere rer en ne —— —_—_— yu A seding om this treatment at night at 10 o’clock they eee — at Geel Dou bl Pro ing near ande- Z Grand Shenandoah * “WILD yt STICe” re Peronaliy exp Ro ee eee 4 cert. For those who have been or longer, when listening at the year-round average of ewe een a casa. ®@ place, police vemabte 4 ° ' y ho da N CHANEY | “WHAS (399.8) Ed@ie Rosson end d to enth the = urs @ day. TIVOLI LON CH pen you no money to swaye enthusiasm in sume ‘ in amp” © on trial, and Woman Dead at 102 Enjoyed Radio: | is orchestra. , ld d by “Chi f = Z i WS. elmar “THE RBLACKB ma lal, and yon -STIN. Minn. Feb. 23.—Mrs. e Fo init , 0 ays Dy imes oO — ‘OTE. An Eveready “Cc” Bat mut only tmcreases che We ot she -" 7 - remain anrious a find ent what | AUSTIN, 3 , WHO (526) American Legion con “ ie om . . batteries, but edds a quality oi teproducticn unobtainable withour VIRGINIA ble , the done for rou. Nacy Clark, 102 years old. Died ference. Normandy’ and “The Bo- it your lighting socket S117 Vireinle (ope Ta | a Sunday after living in Mower; ;whyw (422.3) piano memories. | hemian Girl,”’ no champion NATIONAL Paptiar egrm aad guaranteed by : r Tract n 4" 7 tT. j ‘ . ‘ur ft , r “Si e a bf % x +] ’ . . bed Md —— RE eo i Ine. Same is a ; ‘ - A. Col-i County 60 years. : She w “a pai WRC (468.5) Philharmonic sgs0- of either opera is necessary. A new RCA power unit—te doaway with your B” ARBON CO., Inc., New Yorkt—San Pranciece WEBSTER {, "ising Tamer ee ee ee era, | | omy : : Quiet—with the hum filtered out. W Ith and © fe Bien A he y Mere oy St Jouis, Mo. froM@/ and taught school at Palmyra, | 7:50 P. M For those who have never batteries. Quiet—wi e out. With etic eae — ‘on Feb. 22, until Saturday | x, Y., unti] her marriage to Henry | whw (422.3) talk. heard either, a feast of en- ample power for sets using from two to eight tubes— Radio Batteries ~they last songer Tuesday oight means Eveready Hour—* P Bi, Camere Standard Time, through the following eatiuns wear-—Vew FP ork =e Providence wril-Roston wrac-W arceste wri-Philetrles--

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4 ial anes ca cence, oe SL A ee A I tem > ty or — & - |\preferred certif single lot of Bank of Comme Id at 168, a new high on te tional advance. Wagner Elec i volume of Unite ehnged hands at a decline. Feb. 23.—Total galee of -s ai Siares, cOmpareg Cut. against $1000 S: 3 ‘aturday. securities traded tn o n the ex. Jdend rates. Saies hj gh rULTON InN FEATURE OF ST. LOUIS STOCK EXCHANG.. —Fulton Tron:common a.@ Suz # aer & Fuller were p.minent rading on the local] :uarket today, ‘he former sold on rising scale Sales of the Fulton common were; confined to the morning secession. The department store sold lightly the afternoon. Scruggs was Uae ged. Some Walthke was frace Iv jower. United Railways — ~« — ee cates sold at 9. ’ ovement. At the morning session the G@-3 ‘artment store stock led inactively, sales were at unchanged prite, the was unchang ed and Polar VW aV@ jonally lower. Fulton Tron reached 29% end of the morning sem here was a fair turnover in tional Shoe common at ? Pilati * was unchanged to lower. A fal fiailways ~~ cele. ne given. *Increas e. —De4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH IRREGULAR Hii Lor 2s Td F mane > Grain Prices | NEW YORK CURB (COMPLETE ® Bt. Le17l % 4 Aa ; git. 170 % ae ca qS- C..164_ 1614 1673 » MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, | chi Gspy WT re og Sy sation, aoa 150 * 6%, 147% 14 hip oO ¥ pric corn 4 i | eter, but in the afternoon =: 33 S142 188%, 139% By the Associated Prees. NEW YORK, { ' Sales) High. ‘ Low. pe pf, Alia GSK pf, ~~ Am Cans a} & ee wena . . Bie = back to arlene C100 | oa Tei JULY WHEAT {New}, a pet come of advance. Corn |UD, 190% 166% 147%-147 148% a-% nt “7 ®t | Close yo lower xfer moon. Li SEPTEMBER W Hig wv. ee | Ch’ge| p; 1%d to 1%d higher. [0 oes —5 ee ee ¥ WHEAT - ~ é. a a ryyoni| sence Sat Sf. iso 141 8, 141 %& Rwels 4 e © « » 275 g rise @t i a sas Bg Chi} 14° , ok ae ja*s nolia receiving 416 cars. Du -* 53 Timm 402. ; aod Winnipes 402. as AFTER STRONG START ear 125 _. receipts, | ch Tere 13% Oo (164% 165 " wes 4 compared with O1.500 a ween | an 2 s oe } bg 208,700 last vear inc ued &S} Special to the Post-Dispatch. 38 ‘i « nd 1). through : en aging CHICAG, Feb. 23.—Wheat a’ Pan ea BON ag Coa , ede “ayn = is? up sharply Sand im sympath ‘ ya 140% mS wees aS rt upturn in Liverpool. Sentiment ial» ried S| gar, incladed 187 care local] pio. bullish but trade volume i ae mrourh. Oate rece pis. © which | as large as many bul] ieadere ! eeseelicevees aaee iii ee bushels, 0S Wito &8. for. The advance af 3 le ; — than les oes 1635) 47 ago and 58.000 as en in Liverpool since Saturday was the fac- a hlialialhed plead 6] ears joca] and 57 through} 1). hack of the rush to Rint, TE } and 2] ") - m2) oF were i ee loca il the market opened. After ‘the 4 pd ge el a hes ai 8 ‘ ave and last vear ticures) pig — professionals took more active ax a ¢ 1 me " part an prices were sti oe Pe .- 8 Pierarea with G02 boos bulge brought out pressure from ..1101 he “poste’s, compa 100 + wear Corn | ‘takers and against indemnities. bee) 244, 243, &% 24u) © RAE ‘ast year D - > wer ‘ +4 24%] 2 Eo core 1.864.000 bushels. com. Most of the early gains in wheat were . c+ 0+ -ce4 D with 1.302. 000 a week ago and 1.-{ Wiped ont tn the last hour. ¢ : ati ) lest vear Oats receipts were | Winnipeg and a lack of export demand s 4449; 4 usbe!s. compared with 358.000] caused many early buyers Oe} = ago and S81. O00 | st -year Wheat] the bull position. Closing 49 "49 7 2 mia were 393.000 Du , compared | S&&ec¢ higher to 2c lower. N May} oe +-e ie 463,000 a week ago end 509.000 leet $1.69%G169%; old, $1.67% @1.67%; | +7 Me Corn atipments were 55.100 bush- July, $1.47%4@1.47: September, Ow (115 1] 1134 214 4 with 396,000 a week ago and] @) 40 15. i ae ss-§ 34 piast vear. Oats shipnenia were ti Gon a} 1: - e wer: ye a eae agg 900 bushels. compared with 923.000 a | - : G78. Ju wy 8 2% @ 82 Mors "5° 4. ago and 754,000 last year an” anata ; : o2- | 52 2 52 ake ; s from the United Statee| ber, 835 @831sc. Oats were | ‘ ie week ending Feb. 20 totaled 7H0, | lower; Mey, 41 %c; July, ; ‘4 Q *} ya sas compared with 1.312.000] ber, 42 ‘ec. Lard closed 4:33 B44‘ 43 oe for the week before. the De-[ higher; rite, Sc higher: 05%105 1053; — \ 105 |. Commerce reported today igher. Local cash sales re ue 29 Oy” OK I, | res showed wheat €X- | bushels of wheat, 139,000 of corn, 40,000 Si) err ee me |) ele to 161.000 bushels f oats and 15,000 bushels of a alk si Ee Sit, 000: corn 330 000 against Or 6 na a, wen i (Zh. 6G) tye me 14! 97 175.000. agains: 112.000: | Vessel room was chartered for Gime. tte! CT HH 7% acainst 17.000. and rve.| bushels of corn to Buffalo. ee oe ee pone: United States and Whatever pressure there was a o 7 in transit was re- | market was on the new crop months be- barrels last week asjcause of further precipitation for the sac- the ¢ ~~ a £136.000 in the week end- | tions complaining of dreuth. Pe ; og Pcp: ym ; ase mvanac.an grains in transit} looked strong but many traders ro Cee ewly sisted secur busheis as compared|ing bullish convictions show o Sinai saie ard i'sting. Uniesg tance to buy on the present uf are t inc.uded, [he ietter (e) ind stocks consisted of 244, Foreign news is a little more bulnsh. Range of cash gia! n Ba! No. 1 A enitine wheat. wheat, 41.57; No. 2 red win- | AtECMtine b No. 3 hard wheat, $1.75G1.7 No. | @0.000 bushels for 3 490: No. 4 yellow } piv. ute corn, GSc; No.2 white | preventing a further orice se 33 wd 4 a, oe 4°3@ | was some strong commission onse buy- ine of Jaly at the start pressure from a hig local a elow: re PS ange in bu oa at concessions but better phe £7.00) loca! and licht. } oops: ~ FiskR 1 pf 3 FordM Can % IO v Suwheat. 36.4 10 busheis of | German exports are said to : 17 fushels Of oats, off. Poland has put on - ae f 55 cente a bushel and iverpoo] shorts St. Louis Cash Grain. vn gy gay light weight &> —? = . sage increared near! 4. 000.000 A a No. % red 6ar-ito 48.3256.000 Milling cemand ee 19; Fe. aa wheat, } with foreign demand showing w%; No 2 hard whe at, 3 re (42 @ | provement. Minneapolis stocks “mn Freshmau 9 mllow hard wheat, $1.:0; No. 3 "tatned stocks decreased 120.000 “pastels to ry to- boc; No. oa mixed corn, 14 lgec: tx? of e 956. 00f 4g 2 rather be No. @ yelow corn, tiz Strength in wheat aided corn bulls tn 41 X% ¢. © Sisible Grain ‘Changes. neglected. On the advance there ling ihe mar _ . & F m ert To00r eased I. 010, 000: corn | good demand. Recet pta over the _— me hy Cais decreased 1.216.-] were estimated at only 6986 ee ased 175. WOU : barley iui- fat s were fi Tr with "wh eat. er ° . Provicione were higher w«'th erain. bLoas Hay Market. Grain Bids and Offers. a te firin on better grades, CHICAGO, Feb. 23.—Grain dics and in gra. i€3 Quiet and slow.| offers: ) a steady on good No. 1.) _ WHEAT. jlee. ¥ ciover mixed Rid. Pure clover e:eady. Alfalfa un ~ outlet for high grade| May .........$1.67 my @ * ‘ for dairy trade but leweridulw ......... 1.45% Prairie sicady CORN GIO Gy ; y age ~4 a May . e*teeees e 7 "SS, - — 6 hay, July . 1] aH light cilov er mixed hay, f OATS lig! t clover mixed hay.] — ante st heavy clever mixed hay,| May . ......-. 414, heavy clover mixed hay,|Juiv ........... 41 3, A ee ee ees lhl eenelin r hay, SIP9@@2O; choice al- ao 3 2 sete 2s: of | Lead, Zinc and paper | Lead was reported New York Sugzar. ton of pig lead by count cuced 79 per cent of the in the raw esusear Peres The issuanc e@ of 65 March ro- i her & depress: ng effect on raw evgar| * Nerem * a 4 points ower, March me ite maximum dcCecime, Cue to re) tone developed, wlih mtéd4y | Lead steady: 6 spot. $2.15. Mgar was unchanged to 6.15¢ tol ¢.:ures $7.75. Antimony, ‘Suyere Were cautlour, owing fo the ‘tone af the epot marke futures “uosed barely ~ ae ap- | BPO’ £6 ; i C. Steinberg & MEMBERS New York, Chicago and St. Louis Stock Exchanges Chicago Board of bbe BONDS, STOCKS, GRAIN; Fast Direct Private pene Branch Office at Hote Garfield 4600 may 2.o0e: July 2.62c; September meclmiber 2 Sic, Gales 2.000 TOD. eraber | 109; futures £283 178 6d; futures £35 de f a: $18@16. 50: No. Louls today at $8 90. aor 00 : rs S16. 50: ‘17 0. was quoted at $7.80 per 100 lds. NEW YORK. Feb Z3. —January A gun E BF TORK, Feb. 23.—Prices were 1-32 | 1G04 is estimated at ifoes8 tore ay “ene I NDUSTRIALS. 1&8 «ij 4 Fed MTCo J) 448% + { G CO Founda'’n ( 49 49 40 ~ 1U7 4g ‘LOT I: JT 49 * 104% 10444. Lud: “ip 1 4% i} Pk Pr p 54 1d j154 Am G&kmh " 13; Yx | Vite) y co pid, 3) Bo | 94% A Haw SS 1, 10%) 10% 6 ~46 (246 new: G6 35%. Sd new 7, Bling! Sltg Fr Co 15 i 1% 7196 | 93 @ Pr a ~ 2 mr vi S ll%;: 10% Pe =~ 46 445 He Pro 1; 27 aU ig Cy LV, 20 2OC ew 7 106 %g 105 #.100c¢ ALG &P, 1; 97 v7 Bridgep Mj 36; 13%%| liv ly aan 4 26 1s | 2675 3 49 ‘he 2; 34° | 34 7 AM D M 107 106 > A 1 £6 25 Uy vt li 27 oe : ck, Se 44, B ti 29 raf JeGA n S| 484%) 49% & P I } 3 li, 2 14) 5! &4 1, a he ay 24 | 22% MA 4] 42% R424 7 ] 26 o ~6 ‘2 ‘ es li 95% 2534 CHé M 1} BU4%y)} BU, S 4145. 40 pf (| 87 | 87 of li G22 vee Cons D Pr.! ; 64 5 G&EB n 3, 564% 54 s LM -i sO 26 7 108% 107 B B! 106! 20 44 nt B pf ~, 98 7 % Cur A&M 4! 23%} 234% E p i Of 32 Cig n 12' 43 42 Cope Awar. 5 27 oF vite} 1] 6%} 6% FOC! 2 6°. he CR n 4 7 & 7 3% Int 1; 23% 1 234, | ] ll Tt, E} 2 10744 1035 East RM n 3 40 |; 40 am n 41: 81% 80 inv 1. 64%; 62% Sad * 71% (5% ib ~ 24 “a ZK 4, pf 4103% 103%, 10: p 1 1034, 103%, 10x yy WA 2; 274! 262 y 1 Mf 3. 8 | a Ss 2, 155 154 44% 44% 5 35 a) 7 ppl 1%) 99%! 98%! 99%! : L0G%, 109% 1084 Hla 1s 1605 | eb. 23.—Following is a list of sales, highest, lowest closing and previous closing prices of securities traded in on the New York Curb Exchange today, sale of stocks being in 100-share lots (00 omitted), while bond sales” are in $1900 lots (000 omitted.) | i | Prey Security. ‘Sales! High. Low, | Close. C lone. ae -INDUst KLALS. M W U pf, 6.109 % 1084,:100% ..... Mil R pr | 4 LOL 4, LU % AWL tg... Moh Vai n 4 3g 3 : we ide Mun S 1 Ste. L436! 15% . Mung Ss ¢ 1; 13 32, lity 13 +2 ee ° Music M | es 17 Lig; 1% M “ ae 15; 25 . 25 le Qa ~~ +y N El P A 1, 24% tle, Stig, xt NP&L pfa. 1 100% LOW % 100 5 segeie NPBA’; 5 22%) 2h) SA%| 22% ar - m Tl] Bite AAR) AN is dels NYT 6% : : DP pe pf % (11215 112% 11216 L12% wa ol t Sa ~~ - = { i oe ae GiO8 106 +=,1U6%'..... Nor O I'ow S21 3) ZU4g;) Bd 20% NOPL &'T J 56 | 54% - Meraeeee _ SP *a>? Y 126% (125% 125% 12644 \Nar EL, 1; S4%| 64%; Shin,..... ; Nat Sug R; % 116 116 Bee tlepicge Northeag:P 5S 33%) 32 3°? & 3 ly Pen G ‘sh 0, db44 33 by SS 7 | bS %y PP&Lt pfd 4, 105 l@ 105? ‘ i ¥ 4 9 1U54y 105% PW ial P.. 30as 160% 160%, 160 % 150 45 Phi £ ... 3 65% 64 ein bie a RK Ay 1dv 15VU 10U0 ee P Cp N li 79 | 7 (8 ; Sl P & Gam % 157. '157 157 | Je P 8S P&I 3 507%, 56% 66% 56% Pur B ‘A 1’ 4143, 414% 414y; 4145 Pac Stl B 5 14%; 14%! 147,' 15 Portll E P 4, 44%, 44453 44% ..... RK B nuw S 4445) 44 44 45 (eae. ma CC. 5i 2 238 4) Sar R Rad new 1 19% 194% 19%; LO, Rick M Co 13 7% 7% Tye, 7% 5t. R Pap 3 &i Tus 44% ° BG ee et o- 260 L*345 126 120 servel € Oi 26% | 26) i @ wOt, merra i° £ : 26% 2O%. 425%, 2d Pe | Rad a ae ov 25ec 24c w4C Jg4c Sn Vv "LS hes 5 15 47 he | P é& let pi 38 "s ai 1s le 3 ‘ ty So. Cal Ed 7 18243 131 13 1 133 OR Eee Sy 9 8 oes GlIg° OV “3" 1. 64 37 | 364, BO GO% So G& Pp s Se. ems 7 26% 26% 26% 2% Swn BT pf 2 118% 113% 115% Sra WOC# 26% 6% 26 ky . Splut Beth 1 40 4) 40) St Motor ] ty “ -% SiPéL De ,| =e web tg! SE fe ee es S Pub ‘A 7 18% #18 IS* lb eer. I; 11%; 11% L's STP'R’ pr! .. = 29 pf ° . SMC of Al 27 32% 30%, 30% 22 +. 9.6 Foreign 6 8614. 35 A §0: 26%: 25 an pf 25 &6 &6B RC | 1) Be fi Sy 49; 23%! 22 ps 7. 844% S45 Ger Bak CA “73! 87 64 t »-; 182) 11%) 104%)! } Cc 1' 54%; 54%,' 5 wi 1, 15%! 153%! Raz 4109 1U8 45 Co & 160 159 R ee! oo Jb4 %, CR 4 5 4° pp. Wy 104 Le 1043, lf a 16 6 7 6 SO» r 3 15 15 : » 140% 140% 140%; ‘ 6 23 4° 4 { 2; &7 57 ‘ 1 2 HOc Hu: nt Br i 4 26 26 ‘A 104 19 17% 1 A 3: 36 o5% ats J 74, 1 Man 34 145 145 Kelvinator a 76 iCoF la 4 49 ofS, Vi 3s o4 o > ybrA ] 36 44 36 15 ‘ -Nav 1.112% /11244'11 AIC ct 37 42 l alCSa!} ] &R ST Liab McN &T ] x6 R 8) OwsShG ] 169% 184 —_ « 2 5 50e S nj 143: 19144: 18% R&Mvte 1 23%, 24% YT 4\127 441194 % U pi! ty 12074 11034 “Chinese Stock Sales ne niern: o fra ; “Neos i ( American Bureau of Meta! ean for prc mpt Dd pe ent at 4 1l4e The Januery output in the Un ited * Soo , ve . was 51,012 short tons. against 51816 ‘ons NEW YORK. Fe. 23.—Copper steady: ga GO, of to the Post-Dispatch. Feb. 23.—Fol) today's sales. high, closi ng quotations at the Chicago Etock change: comnts ng. with first prices! cectroistic, spot and futares, H igh. Low. Close. 14%:c. Tin firm: epot and nearby, $635: . which was extended throughout fuiures, $63.50. Iron steady; ‘ae list, while houses with Cyban | Northern, $22@73.50; No. : also gold Following the call S21@2250; Ac 2 Southern, changed 10 Y 9 points net sswer. St Louis delivery, spot and aeiaa $7.80; Mfine granulated, bul usiness was LONDON, Feb. 23.—6tandard spot £60; futures £60 178 6d; 10s: futures £67; ifs: futures £38 158: zinc send [35 15s; i ea ee: sae Me ncnenpes «= - 0. eC eR esnannae ;- jeeepidaneite eee EXEMPT FROM PEDER AL INCOME TAX § LEGAL INVESTMENT FOR SAVINGS BANK AND TRUST FUNDS IN NEW YORK Tampa Florida 5% Improvement Bonds Due Serially 1967-71 Prices to yield 4.50% FINANCIAL STATEMENT *Actual Valuation $172,089,240 Assessed Valuation - 86,044 20 Net Bonded Debr- - 5, 879,902 Pop., State Census 94,743 under ort | _ *Property te anecaeed for taxation a 0% of nance of the City of Tampe its fair market valuc. AMPA is the second larg- est city in Florida. These Bonds are general obligatons of the city, payable from unlimited ad valorem taxcs. Lega-ity approred by C.B Mass wa, Attorney. Neu York Cis Caldwell «Co. — oy a an Corporate" nd Mortgage Bonds Telephon Main 4051 ot SERVICE The “America” typifies service. If she fails in her trips, an entire island community is cut off from the outside world. There are many steamers on Lake Superior, but, to Isle Roy ale, none so important as the “America.” There are manygbanks in St. Louis. Liberty Central patrons have come to depend with Pride upon our institution, realizing the meaning of service in its best sense. LIBE @emsenr reoerrar Seictrwet system ) | : 100 Great 110 Hart 250 All A Rad A St Was Armour A Armour B Adams R Arct rie ... -5 Arm De pf. Aubu mm Mot Arm Jil pfd Baa &€ EK Beav B Beav p —- & 50CC&CRDp v0 Comw - Edison 1418 « 141] 950 Consumens Co. & 7 Deere & . Quak © pf.. 1,000 Real Silk Reo Mot ©2000 Stew Warner. RAN Swift & Co. 300 Un YW & FP nA 850 e@wift Intl GAN Legge R ;. 2Ro0 Tn Car Car et % oo 50 | 40%) 85 TT Tul P & L Al 36%! Vesta Battery 19%» wi Wir oO A a08, Wolf Mtg 9%! Wrig) OV: «ss ' 64%) Yates Mack. . 32 Yellow Car. 40°, VT&CM Ss 8. etd ) YTACM "M pfd.. 1:06. 95 eaies, 47.000 shares (“heese Saile Ext Util 30 be 116 o-* ave) Wy A? my 35 21% 48 1%) 3 ii RAY, | B155 ¢) 50%} $% Swift & ¢ z Swift In 14-21%, 20% 20% 21% Schulte R Sts new S 64% 63 53 eo Sears Roe ce - f lew G9 56% 54% 54% 654 Southeast P&lLnew 10 39 | 37%, 374%, 37 éo pt pnew 1 63's 6375 63%— Go% Go War a 15%, 13% &A3% 13% SOU Cal } i new. . 9 33%) 33% 33%4) 34 So l ie & i) ° 4 30 {| 29&%:30 |-30 Stroock § { 1 45%, 45%, 45%, 45% > é ] 316 o14 &, 3.13 ie a ow Ther Ras 4 1% A%6; Ae ..--. *'T GR) ¢ 2, 47% 47%! 474% 48% -— p S245 BAG 34, «3349 T Det Ax 1i. 3% an i od 1] 700 © Ee & 4%) £% 4% 4%, — ao 2 30: 13%4;:.12 | BE%' 332% Trum §&tf) 36 13% 138,! 12% 13 True Sti . lI’ @& 25 2 Pals TubASB ctf 4 2286 225 1995 225 lg lung SL A » 19% 19%,' 19%, 19% UCarhéc 17 &4%_ RKRB% BBQ: 84 Un Ges Imp 25 126% 123 1234127 Unblt &P A ol 32 1a l 306 131 a. 1324, UP? Ss new 3 134m 13% 13% USLiaéH on i; 22%: 22% 22%. 22 : Go pfd... ] 8 8%, _ 5 So eehieere US R -Rec!! $ 48%: 18% 16% '..... UP&L B «et 3 16% 16%, 16% 16% Util S new ] 12 cl Ze tet Bete les ssc do opt n So 6 5 5 UF ruit new 5113 1121, 113 lis Unit L&P ot, See 11 ry | 26 %' 26 oe Wilson &Co | pfd new 3 6714; 87 S67 67 8, White S M pi new | 3 50 | 50 | 50 | 50% Yei T™* NY 1 104 10® 10% a te eee a STANDARD OILS. Angio-A © 4| 174 { 1741 T7...... aoOclL? new 4 _ 17% 7 17% Atl Lobos 5 a hy ae a > 3orne & S.| ] wae 240 240 839 Buckeye PL 1 56%4) 560%) 66% ..'.... Chesebro D 73%: T2%! 7 72% Cont GO . 50) 233 23%) 2344] 23% iCum Pipe | - ae 18 45 136 44 '136%'..... Gai Sig O 1' 28%; 28 Be Seis «318s G 8 Op nn x 4 & 4 4 Ho€éR 10 92 ' Qf 2 Ylig H1% Humble rts S wi! 26% 26%). .... pe ae 4 13549 135 y 130 45 wr gitg Imp O C 25. $68, 36 36 36 I ) a o li ¢ §4%. 65 7 Inter Pe 34 34% 33 wed J¢ (> ) ()} 4 ti4 ly 4 ly 4 i, ‘ ~-Mex F ; (} ] & at RS v 3 Sy ga ae 4 ; mls 7 5 } » « preaar PL, 5125 % 125% 12644:.. Solar Ref a 204 204 (204 OF 4g Sou P O ee as. 175 i7S 175 - . J 44 ‘> j *¢ a> J ae gs = Fs Oe Ly 62 % O244 OS rd PP L . 2 Od “3 ooo ta | ET St O of ] 34 66 4, 65 % | 65% 66 4, Sook. 3 3244.) 32 32 32 8 0 of Ker 1 P23 123 1Iz3 12 St O of N % 247 (247: 1247 |247 QS >) of N = 33 ; 35 e. 45 3. 35 X5 35 Vv of 0 ‘4 Oto 345 ee 8 ga GO Cal w 70| 57%! 5@? 16 1 , Vac 0! gi) 103% 1031 bg 103 3 a ™M Ise ELL AN EOU S OILS Am Cont O 29 65, 63, 68, or Am Maraca » ©® s 8 4 Gi. ‘ + “s Ark Nat G S 6 G4. . Beacon O11]! 19 18% /' 18 ww | (iSYy Cardinal P.j 23) 2& 1% “ Carib Synd 7 “ = o * & i ae > « ) - 5 ‘*" 6 ”“ Granada © 1 G5r 5b5c 58 Gulf OO Pa ~' 8 &6 Oe Wises; Kir Pet — 2% amt 2% OS Le Awi 149 223%. 2} 2) LB | Lago Pet O2 Il+s 108, 10% 11% Leon O71) 41! 12%. 19%:3 22/8 . : - ‘ 4 4 I 2 1) a, a mOR., 4 25% 254 264) 2584 Liv Pet alii sets 3 S0c 4 Sc 78e - es Marg Oni] 4 7 *s ] Bees dl 1 74 ] eee ee eee _——- eteetiienesenamneesss oe A tee eR "COTTON PRICES DECLINE — ON NEW YORK MARKET By the Associated Pregs. S - bus be - = hea - B110% 110% 110044 100%. 6 3109 % 109 6 93% 93% Oo 9 106% 106%, 98 ts aa 103% 1013 4, y 931, 5 Ls L103 101 %, 3 O44, O4% LOOP &5* 6 105%, 10° A 98% 98%, 101 1102 % s 92% Yo 97 % | OT FOREIGN BONDs. 90% O41) iy 90% $67, 56% 4) 6 &, 26 (10044 100% O32 od 93 4s 100 ee 1s 4 102 ' KA, &H 4, Total sales QR 1 ly HH 5, > 103 1,3 103 OLLS 4 soe Ne lite 10¢ ~4%—! 25 $5 145 145 ‘2 47 Pai | OTs » «2% 13 es 14 13 3, 11 ll 11 ] 8, ] 15 I ly 1S 185 1S *g 41 4] ne O76 Gis 5 3, 32 32 OD %y 1 y a ama | on, - a ~w f 4 m¢ VRteesves “7 ¢ > i ~3 ~G *¢ P mae | ee fe os ce *) “on «) 2 ~ ~ 8 ~ % Ag 60c 68c een ee oc 5e Be i. TC 0. 16¢ 16° 18, Gc be ; Le by 1% C TC 7c 7¢ Cc 2 ic 40 o4 Cc Mm; Bam. 147% 17% Wy 19 “Ss 19 4, . 19 ls ys re 6] .2%j)| 5%} 9o Ge OO% TOO, RH ay RD ‘« 105 104% 108 ie a a s 100% 101 105 ty 105 101% 102 105 105 OT Bs, OQ 3 a 7 . 1443 Ley aA2z3 123 14 ¥53_' Yo 10514 105% 93! ee 104 103%%4 1(r ‘ 103 QR 1 101-101 Ta ee ] OD S. 105 34 1i9 119 YY \s ‘, ee Peg? 27% iy? &, 104 ly 104 %s Yo oF; a lo 40 44‘. BUe Mis doe 102 LW LUN 4% Bes RE ce oa 102: 1022 102 LU~ la 4 lOR's 102 gS Saag 104 %y 104 % > Be pie 7% 97% v9 Yu Aes Q7} BAHT. 96%, 97 PRig BA R3°%, &4 R2 BL 35 OY PO % SO Wi + «2: 55 SS i, ey Wd TOU 94%, , 04% U7 4»»9 tim QOS 7% ‘ye, re O4%_ Yale 44° 444 fay, V5 7. 99°; {vO 4 . Ot) ra Vis 1 103% 103 4 103 ty 102 LUZ %& 1 sO ™ Total eales of stocks 401,000 sharvs bonds $1.47 (9 OOM) Ce em ne Clearings, Money, Silver| $31,300,000; 1926, were: 000: debite en London LONDON, per cent. corresponding period 500,000 Report $24,600.000; counts, $14.000,000; 400, 000; combined Gebits were $38 600. 000; total to date to individua! and ba and bankers eccounts. $2.144.900.000. NEW YORK, bigh, 5 per cent; rate, &: closing bid, 6; last loan, 65: ances, 4. latera!, 60-DBU days. 4-6 months, 4% @4% paper. 4%. PARIS, Feb. iariy OD the Bourse ies, rentes, 49 france 45 cent 134 trance 45 centimes. Five per cept loan. 55 france &5 centimes. The was auoted at Ped. 23.—Bar pence per ounce. Money Discount rates, short bi-le, Three months bilie 4% per cent. NEW YORK, Fed. Mexican dollars The St. Loute Clearing H« tion reported clearings for Feb. $32,800,000; corresponding day last year thie sear, $1.: last to date, year, of debits for Feb. 20. Debits to individua) accounts $1,335,500, to bank and bankers’ ac total to date, $806. ‘use Asso” ‘la yo 3, 1926 203.300.0000; $1.166, 23.—Cali money Time loans steady; 4% @ai% a vy «het 23 .— Pri: rr low, 5: ruling offered at 5% cal) loans against accept mized co! per cent or eee : me rcan ise }j oved irregu " Three per cert mes. Fachange 27 francs 66 cen silver 306% ° cent 16@4% o4%.—Bar sliver 51%. 23.—Cotfee—Rio No. 4. "18. 30¢; Ju! 7; 17.61¢ ——— Stee] Quotations. NEW YORK, ge b. PittePurg. sherta, 52 40@2 50: sheets. $4.50@4.60; black ghette. #3. 3.33; steel bars, $2. New York Coffee. NEW YORK, — Ne. 7, 19%c; Futures eas; March. 23 14-166 23 ——Steed prices. f 10D pounds: Bio? | gaivan ined s HOG PRICES LOWER AT NATIONAL YARDS ape States y Departinen ‘of Agriculture! itt] e change oO nm go ogs. $ : bulk 190- pound. an nd down. LE —R eceipta, 1090. 81. pound c] ~9 lambs to pac ‘kers, paso MARKET Potatoes Steady, With the Demand ruled steady. eupplies and | demand ‘a! were reported of lo ads a5 0 eueee cars Colurado rus- Minnesota russet ee i 5 to $1 rv per ba “pamper; Ar- Caubeas” was firm Spina: b SUpp. 1e8 Lif Onions were steady. CABBAGE—O) id Wiecon sia, $60 to $0. to $55 per ton, and crates, 34 9 Calitoruia, $3.50 per vintage CUCU MBEKS—Indiana > pe: HO RSERADISH—Home-gror rn ne $2.50 to $3 and No. abania hamper, 31.26 LE FED j\CE—Alabame TT JB —Cas ifornia ‘iceberg. aa $ to MUSTARD Fm Re 4 a BUC $1 per hamper and Texas, $1 to $1.25 per ¢ , MUSHROOMS—3-lb. PARBL 1 eae aaa 30ec to Fae “per ADISHES—Lou! siana, se to we per RUTAB AG as anadian, SAU ERKRA' Uk —New as ele. $10 per hain Te TOMATOBRS—Mexican 6 50 to. Ay per G-basket yon Tt: RNIP "Home. “eTown. Fy ATERCRESS— 0c to 25¢ wer dozea Os 10 NS—Red globes. $2 to $7. *. and > $3 per 100 pounds; tos and decayed o0c¢ to SA LSimyY—Home- -grown, : x. SHAT LOTS —New Orleans, per dozen bus ales ; es. ‘BEETS—Home-srown, 50c ner box: rew home-grown, 15¢ per SPINACH—Texas, foe to ity per bu. oo eng BE iapenatarin tae G2 2 SELERY—F orida LS SPR LOU TS -Cneems fan- £ a CARROTS—H. am own. to Re! Texas. $1.10 to “$1. 25 per u bas ske CAUL On ia ah ja. $1.60 —~ “E =NDIV r—French., mt Gi G PLANT—Florida. ce ‘iL PRD GREENS—Louisiana, GARLIC—Californ!{a, NESCANOI—Lous'ana, $4 to $4.50 per YGRERN ra $5 to $8" for fancy, i™; to “4 for chotce. Rivers’ Stages at Other Cities. Pittsburg, 14.3 feet, a rise of 1.5 Cairo, 33.7' feet, a rise of 1.5. Mem POULTRY MARKET Eggs Higher at 25%, @26c—Hens Quoted Better. eT. LOUIS BUTTER. EGG AND POUL- TRY EXCHANGE Fed 23.—Eg 55° were 4¢ to 4c higher today ~8 zo _. and stags were le higher " Commiseion houses paid the following prices for re@and lots of various articics: a GGS—Freah i ee “ Mead cases 25% @26c; cases ret le less. BUTT ER—Cream ery. extras. 440: stan dards, 2c: firsts. 37¢: seconds. 36c; ood roli butter. 20c:; No. 1 packne stock, ao" 4c: cheesey less. according % conditio _C HEBSE—Northern twins. 25c; singles. longhorns, 25'4c; deisies. 2a43C: COCKE, 0 = ro mh B 44 spring chickens, Vie: leghorve and Olack springs, yf turke¢y* young toms, 44ic: turkeys hens 4c; small turkeys ‘under 5 Bas g = 36c: turkeys. old toms, 40¢: 2 tur keys, 23c: ducks. @Uc: ducks. amell and dark, 27¢e; muacovy - ducks. > geese l5e to 1l7c; young a@tineas. 1% "Tbs and over. $7: young guimeas 1% “1 ¥ [Da. $8: old guineas, oe f)- capons, 'be., 40¢c; copees. Ss } 3S&e : ——— = Jd6c ; ons, Fae. ibs.. 33c; capons, un- der 5 "7 s.. 30c, alips. 25c: No 2 slips 1¥c: No. 2 capons. 23c¢, P IGE ONS AND SQU ABS—Live pigeons. $1.75 » per dozen; dressed gsquabs, 80c per * gmail and dark, 6Se. a EALS—120@180 ibe, 14¢c: 180@200 ibe., 124% @ 13%. ec per ik: rough, coarse, underfied. ae weight, etc, not wanted and salable ¥ sharp reductions. Spring lambs, ae Kg at ite per lb Sheep. 3@ oc: bucks 3c per [Ib FE ROGS—3ul nbo, $5.50: medium, $5.25: stai! $4: babies $1.50 ver dozen. NEW YORK, Feb. 23.—Butter f-r receipts, LT,3l: 3: creamery, bigher an extras, 14° 2q@45e: do extras «(f° ecore), 44c; do firsts (8S to @1 score), 424243 49C¢; pa cing stock. current make No. 2, le, Kegs irregu@er: receipts, 17.652: fiesh gathered, extra firsts, 40%,a@31 9c; fresh g*theres, firsts, 29@30c: do ‘firets, 24%5 @ Ay fresh gathered, eeconds, “RGIS 140° jo. 6«6Ustorage. 22@24c: dd storage wnJer- grades, lf" nearby hennery whftes, closely selected extras. 4:5¢244¢: tearby and nearby Western hennery wh '!tes, firets to avera:c extras, 3942c;: nearby puliets 35a 48c; nearby hennery oOrowns, extias, 45@37¢c: Pacific Coast whites, extres., Any @44%c: do firsts to extra firsts, 30@42 Cheese steady: receipts. 144.973 oldies Stata whole milk flats, fresh. ‘ancy [fo fancy epeciais unquoted; State. whole niftk, fiats. held. fancy to fancy speciais, 2745 G@2Gec; do average run. "8 @27c. NEW YORK, Feb. 23cm ve poultry eteady. Ghickens by fretgnt 30@35c: do by expret. 33¢¢40c:_ bro! ers by freight, 45¢: do by express, Oe: fowls by freight, $0c: do by express, 30@31c; roosters hy freight, 20 ° ‘ aah et nt at axe wisditn hea ER, g ‘ ite as inerers : © * veh ‘ MOD Ake “4 D4 peated “ > Peary te + matte ed Lk ae alana tp IR Hy AE 8 O: Perntbegeonts ate barrels New York baldwins ~ 200 bushel beskets Idaho romeg, $1.1) G2 aWaunntenecr wi berries {rn ++ trigeraior carriers, 3Oc to 6Uc per quart-— G RAPES—Belgtum hothouse grapes ORANGES—California nave! 8. a6. ~— and Florida oranges $3.2 LEMONS—Celiforn ia 3000 $3. 50 to 24.50, and — er $2.80 to $3. “5 I, Tales —imnported, Sn, ene ee {z BANAN AS—In shiopton oréep 6e. and in c r pe COCOANUT Sin jobding way. $95.50 - market generally ateady: s anspaneate Saturday ANP PCR. any aebg yr AB hwy a ee BUF hal Cue pe mucha : . SAE RE AO RCE REE RR I ES NE Pert: ARG HA AED Se IRIS AR ar RAI SAN ga ut yee eee are Idaho sacked ruseets . 23.——Butter anchanes: 6 15.541 tubs: creamery extras f rets 40% Gai Myc; rece! pte 22.002 e vanes: grecdistin _ entity KANSAS Cry: Feb. wenrsde Saye ET 0 Pete Red River. $444.10 | Turpentine, Flax, Linseed ; ey Linseed ou quotations in 1 to 4 barre! lots, now is. 2c per lb. for raw and 13 Uc Rosi f 71° x ipmen te, 1465 NO INVESTOR EVER LOST A DOLLAR IN MILLER BONDS - i e & i 4 * Wau Y risk a loss in order to make a profit? “Paper profits” are so often “pocket losses.” In all the years of our business history, no one of our thousands of customers has ever suffered a loss. All have made profits. You can too! Miller First Mertgage Real Estate Bonds . offer safety with interest up to 77. Write today for booklet 16-AF. G.L. MILLER & CO. Jaeceareaates. 124 North Fourth Street ST. LOUIS, MO, Telephone: Garfield 7120 OF EE ay EM - Orleans. 9.5 feet, no change. g + iioreeeheitaenniennetnineipeestnaneeningiinnecttiadntsetiame ston before the Fidelity Bon resources back of an issue. So closely do we adhere to the spirit, as well as to the letter of our; licy of safe investments, that to every request for construction ancing that is accepted, ten are vetoed. Ve suggest that you adopt a rule, equally rigid, to place a portion z your income in Fidelity Bonds regularly. “Your Money—Its Safe Investment’s will help you: _ Shall we send a copy? Our booklet, AER em | Home Office 698 en Bidg St. Louis Fidelity Guarantees Every Bond a f | Se Investigation Not one issue of Fidelity First Mortgage Real Estate Gold Bonds is prepared until a searching investigation has been completed. First, is there a real need for the proposed building? For the type of to be erected, is the location superior to other site?” ilding produce sufficient income to safeguard investments? Can che integrity of the borrower be These and many other _——- must be answered satisfactorily and Mortgage Co. puts its name and BOND.* MORTGAGE C0. Incorporated 1913 A series of six ads, each gi superiority of Fidelity First Gold Boeds. The oche fe-guards, Sccarity, Guarantec. roved beyond all doubr? Chicago - Denver

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—" y ew Pee ee aR co Co ae aS ee sidebar app tnlSdiceciobetieabiaatne aug ee ee ee ee oe Mo ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 23, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 4 : THIS is the advertisement which won the One Thousand Dollar Harvard Award, founded by Edward W. Bok, for the most distinguished single advertisement appearing 1n 1925, “most effective in the use of text.” The text is as true today as when it appeared last October in this newspaper — with this correction: The circulation of NATION’S BUSINESS 75 not 200,947; today it 4s 218,844. eC ‘WASHINGTON DO IT’ AY IOWA shoe dealer writes—“There ought to be a law to limit the styles of shoes.” As a people, we have come to expect the Federal Govern- ment to perform economic miracles. the national panacea. If we think the price of wheat is too low, we say to W ashington— ‘Please raise the price of wheat.” If we think the price ofsugaristoo high, we say to Washington — ‘Please lower the price of sugar.” We ask Washington to lower the freight rates and in the same breath re- quest higher wages for railroad labor. We haven’t yet thought of a glorious third law compelling the railroads at the same time to pay higher dividends —and to pay them oftener. Aren't we asking too much of our legislators? They are not supermen. The cynic says that the trouble with representative government is that it truly represents. It does truly represent—and therein lies its great strength. But it can no more repeal economic law than it can repeal the laws of nature. WASHINGTON is just a great cross-section of American citizenry —hard-working, honest, doing its best under a deluge of instruction from all of us, the burden of which is—‘ There ought to bea law...” Last year 100,000 new laws were proposed in this land of the free, where already there are 1,900,000 on the statute books. We have come to ask Congress to do everything from enacting a maternity bill to running a three-billion-dollar merchant marine. We forget that our forefathers who created the greatest form of Government of all time did not design that political mechanism to operate business enterprises. The checks and balances, designed to protect political liberty, by their very Mature prevent efhcient operation of “Pass a law” has become business projects. As Herbert Hoover puts it, “The Government lacks rapidity of decision.”” Which is proper. Itcan’tcut corners. There must be debate. Even red tape. Business must make quick decisions. Yet we go blithely ahead, asking Washington to enter new fields of busi- mess activity. We forget that every entry requires more laws, more office: holders, more expense, more taxes. MORE important, every law which puts Government into business strikes at that which ‘has made this Nation great— individual reward for individual effort. Our national legislative mill will soon start grinding again. A large part of its grist, by far, will deal with business ques- tions; your business and your neighbor’s. For this is an economic age —an age in which industry has become so inter- related that a law directed at one activity extends out and on, affecting a score of others in unlooked-for industries and localities. N IMPERATIVE need today is a better understanding of the growing relations between Government and busi- ness, and also a better appreciation of the dependence of every industry upon every other. NATION’S BUSINESS 1s a magazine devoted to this end. It is published in Washington by the largest business organ- ization in the country, and is founded on the belief that anything which is not for the public good is not for the good of business. That the value of NATION’S BUSINESS is recognized by American business men is attested by this publication’s growth. The circulation of NATION’S BUSINESS one year ago was 160,890. Today it is 200,947. Siti HAWNY, | f, 7) i a * MERLE THORP®, Fadster PUBLISHED MONTHLY AT WASHINGTON BY THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES Popular Cini News Photographs || The V-1 which is soon to be put & VAIL LAU King Ferdinand and Queen Marie 2 ment House in Bucharest. | a . RUMANIAN RU

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She — oe % 4 pram me hat a . prea uene cn: Ws : : i- * . laeinisnmaieneneamemermemeanemeeains past years, been to the White House to see g rying out a new street of wood blocks with pre- ¢* The Crown Prince Humbert, 7 land. Harrison. McKinley. “g . jecting rubber insets. _ The tests are said to have been successful, The sacred peacock being carried in a funeral procession outside Up of Italy, a ski enthusiast in GY anal sige = ant - aie no is ve very rer ‘the city of Mandalay. — | : the Italian Alps. went ¢ —- + & oe —interpaticoa) Newsree! phete co ae \ aQ@pterpetional Newsred phoies. a? eee ome JNITED STATES

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ae see = 3 e E | a ‘ ; : aie 2 ne LOL LP OR es bat a PAPA ALS sieges aes ae Pe ee 2 thes sti ee —~ 7 > ee ° , : : 5 J r . sss nen ye eos so Fa) Hie © hss ice sone te Aaa ee Leanne Te eee | ae — —_ — ooo. ow — — * , pi * 3s . a -~ Carolita Menendez. a beautiful ;{ ., = : eres vpon Caroliza, But I guessec rnoto.ng Ane begun her duties in London as 3 : a. g Se OULeera, lie wen @id nat wha see ee oe am hae INTHE LOWEST TYPE. OF DANCE Hau” ; : you young Spanieh girl. Drougnt up is fae since the eductor’s command the lady, you did not Know her medica adviser to the Nationai 4 . le o. jost as important. a eoamet Could veo uw nor aG) 1s? Your quar- oe to a ape | as experiments en tHe ¢. ‘a one of the favored fow who hare 4 “ ae - wf z F : : 4 a e the last lap of her journ . Was irving to make re I know not what has made effect of giving school children an os we — ZF you a r curly hair and dark ~ ~ 4 - ee is@ = ans = - . eee m 7 é m +t. . _ . ’ ~ with . tween Chicago a oS aa , nderetand som ~ on it, RMaturaiiy, Out it ts SO sad ior extra caiy ration of miik&. She a “” . et alors : yh, # ss ) ei ce ee a, . ! ghe wakes sudcen's ae Bes mlor . ale . i . ~—— ~ ~ 2 z 4#- ~ . ) bd ot | and sees, clutchi the rtai Apnen* ne —— + -_ ~ > =— } oa ‘ aU. CDesiia.ed. LOo0tlwWear:r has eo hair ress a. | meneed his ticket in Chicago so ! trying to reach Carvlita 1s he | Unfortumately he is not of the girls, who heretofore depended for sev? for ga iim fe ticket in Chic: so | trying te ach arclita’s as he : , R -3] ways for doing nearty every oe ar ain * 14h + hare smoke and now he 3 cad har me mind. I don’t know whose the iatest fashions upon Paris and ehat his re WoUuiG e a . 24icis — & 4. w >. eer’ : . caressed as ped i fanit it was, either. I was only a London, now are creating theirown of these may be the way you like best. other may bappem to be the one that ded directly. “Why don't rou go an be n Reeynolds sends her back to Ded, 2 “ aii ” nogoesenegligmemuan Cc gst » ‘+ han - ad sty! slid = - Sr, wee ~~ . ~— a tame +3 5 as ol . —- , ot 7 att ‘hat a ma - LS t Ye n found in > la tha COT Aan * ~_- ‘2 @xamipbin ee. my fainer put Lim Out st owr A eae svyY a | USuUua iy ©To.iow the » - as i4* - ue As ae ~ A - —— ~ . n~ Bee j= j= ot —— -~ie - ~ . as gs | iia (ie eon@ucter “Seb a) oo | eee OF masculinity in them am “give and taxe,” of “give up and a a _ ae oe ee naan Whe ae- |; ll ry Sim twice in au these years. He ° . em . supply of “st yak , pcesraiteg FrIp. Aso mT orie. case. rif open- ; ; be ee ace, grip. es tate the themitia tm ale Be i 2 bad ral , | difference, however. In the BS moyed her by his advances. Two Ce i a Rie. tela WN Declan te aid not om * chaimaapere [Oo com The ‘Waserkp contee cf ex is this ere : eae a , sali —- i *- = | 4 —s 2. . - , ’ . - . »~ ~~ eel ~ ~~ > ~-= a > ~ =* m e * P| » ? — . ~ ; . ’ ae ‘wation Army asses anc Reyna mv overcoat Ianm*'e +h nk thom ‘a a an cae eG, ie 2g8 we quis! e supp.e coessin m a. the as to who is the boss: jae oF 4 * ai” ~ ~_> —& ewe . » a » 4 >) ho - ~¢# 7? , — ie: colds are mext quesvioned and the le tee ee allah reacnec Bim. with the rews of OUT newest colors is the rage along the inions conflict, the argument is ee latter admits a casual acquaint- @97c'ms seers loss.” Rivrie The ekins: specially pre- when oP i ~ : ; “One at a time, piease.”” tha coD- seni r = - a» i@ ra. a > 6x1 i ape: W Y eo ~ ~ + arce with a Mr. and Mrs. Brown : He was what wot cal! disinher- pared and Cred. are soft and vel- etimes an advantage—«aring, : Bey re oe jeter insisted. and seaiing him-! ,; . 4 who left the train ait the juncticon enctos Aaa +> - ited > > and the chic note is the ab- (3 . 74 > * S re Po ea t9 b i ee . a a ~ + “— ‘ 4 Pe. = late in the evening Carolita and , Saf proceeded to make a very “Met exactly. My father lef | siace of Hinine C 2 J . + ~ [rr o — = a eo) a bal +h a in ai é ab te Se ‘ prin ees ~ es és o Reynolds had played cards with maepiniaer'e etaminavon oO. tne con Rim a very handsome legacy, al- | sme erat is soft and dull in: gur- oT a = - a4 7 ; s cere the threa h ‘ ~ : - ee ‘ , wie ~~ - — = —— = Ws8 ss ont > = & i i P« i Brown wore white cloves the en- Paci stood by watching. but his cher’s widow, Mr. Carr and my- — th white serge or shantun ie tire thme. After these facts hare _ mind was upon Carovlita What sel?.” : a HE indictmert of the o ae 7 ¢ a in the merning, a smart on ind srl of tae as been recounted, :he train makes a had caused the return of her fear? “Ig r. Carr’ then some rela genes Eran a in generation as Ddeing resp as s -~* os 4 ian TS i Cw '3¢¢ la draped at eins ma a Oo eis pay ii id pe o—4 t =e +3 t uctor eives a2 Wee ‘it commected with the condne- | sion” i sai = - a ' 4 mop and the conductor rec ee wou she began and broke off match the coat sible for the probiem we & o “a os : Sriving to please people is always worth » the results may not immediately be apparent. | veuth ful Jelinquencies gin tbe first place, it helps to Keep your own tions, she said: of “on edge” OF “on the defensive.” i iad eee @ what is not to be despised—it helps pes + +) ?. . ‘ the thr-ec Georges and pay \3 ihe sale a $ Sone 4 telegram stating that the so-called | tor’s proposed searching of her be- | with a sharp “Oh.” been calling “flaming youth” goes : > +h S| a : ”» é ee, — — no ‘ ain a +4 _—_ oe ie ee x r. Brown sent & wire at tee iongings? She had refused to an- “Whatsis it?” he asked and 79! | Mex. Mina C. Van Winkle. «hief the same upsetting co . me yo Ca ee ™ Ri a = ; on. ~~ 24 -* a2 ith ~s alii —- & ——s , tbs wee i ii* 4ie3 biifp © . _ a } f ’ The the ar ; > ts ‘ Chen the commercial There is a large pro- | rbad. there Se ee ia hare of those who have given yee pea feet 5 ae Meives up to iazz Mania tor 2 the temetationn & aamEe are Docesee Seam i> einathinin ae this + and settle down. With ther E ities ' . ence they will be better able mducat‘on in the “1?-re gellar, at dee remedy. We have got t& rT srorenng. the public'to ‘ast © pr She pleaser some = — while. sensible people must that we have got to cater +? j i junct and signed it Walter swer his questions abcut her mean = thar + ’ * R ts _ pi | Wing her eyes saw that the col- | of the women’s bureau, Metropoi- ‘fe eycoics, ©: UMA identincathon “h her we ‘ak ~ a Aig are gee ee . i te - cancion wien her pe>- ored maid had come irto the ear itan Police of -Washington., D. ' ~ FURTHER QUESTIONING. pie, yet she had admitted «hat she | and was st nding in the aisie be- | Olah deities of the Tatern i *. 3 5 on . a 2 Bing at - — se - ~* - igexnt Ct Bet. —_—~—s oat wae 1 i - ily wal ant — her Possession eOome articiec Pr .. the se tion CU DI ; Bas Be 4 , a) : ; .« is éé UITE easily,” Paul eppenres that 20 pperomecay ots stot ride » section o¢cupied | he tiemal Policewomen’s Association, a . ° ** - “7 &' ~ Mae WS »i . e " a — a ws , mod a - ENO wil@el you that she made the = jv railroad officials. mem in uni- ing with her to the dressing room aaah 0 » 3 Umintance of these people whi few swomm +o duty and “Bnt—hbry>”” Ther ci . , 3 net te pe ; a We S44, ae Vi ii ha wo Z an 4 rPe. 5 € 28 arn a.tract ve? m:n , oh a % . __ —_ - PHINAC wi boys met: Fe ing a ae — - : fathers we cannot i¢: havin AN , o “ ns é i a NKLE, simply an animal and wholesomely active and itn P and they will keep out of o > | LJ ta ( ty i ty oO , Tro Will taint th whoie gone ng a e wh “I? we have flapper mothers and ‘ ..4 . ng im the smoking car. and : ~_ —— ee ; 4 » ~- nai was ns c biity. The man who had just died saps her expression. and mice flapping youth.” she said. “if we | wry i ttt e a in permitting th I still believe that fun- : ee! —- * he + aehotal >A Pacem . a 3 : that whem I returmed and found __ +. why since he was cone for- case con't be frightened. [1]! . + ° bave h nthe in hich vlaces + ° - . = wi . ‘i pesca - —- a, ~ —s - . --™ -hem sitting with her, she intro ever? The unusual events of *h epeak to the conducter I dan’t ‘ my ae on do they are not oo. tt - & Geer A Help to Father. Too msible Derson breaking ne , duced them as Mr. and Mrs OE eS ~~ really see any reacan face: - P ’ spens.-.6 rsors oreaaA. te " ‘ en? self respect as the human beings prefer to P re pe! 4 goed & * we revcurned th vas 7 oN yy £20VEOOVe LOOP. Carrvin " ’ oS win, * cam ¥ ae _ a va 7 + —~e ~ ims hm ¢h a ad vec. : Brown. I did not know what my... A wi ‘ thie thine so +s : , —— Take the vacuum clearer ent to. law, o*ficials drinking liquor when as we have seen. And therein is a,of Being satisfied with the im eniiaiia C r We should encourage - Foren aor ~ -a- Ve a4 Wess e' # Ry _* - a 7 - é% * ad > ; ~ +4 + - -r haps ” ie: \ : aha ther’s idea rm? he in trave!l- — au i10Us toreeé arabp*came crvs- o aw a! of area me e ” é e . i*galy there ‘s el Lig@UuOor eel i ¢ .€380 0 _.OFr us. provermect in their condition. oi ’ +t toes - all rts of vc cge mall ee | tallized im his mind. and he walked away from her, arresting ‘he garage and clean the uphol- +) } : . - ‘ " . that too strongly tr and athletics; so : tite ~As t anid befere I | lized in 1 and he was |“ ome ing land. how can we wonder that She was alluding to the prohi- Now,” she went on. “one of the —"* on. Tt is & and competitiona, even " : - i. ee eee ee rhe conductor with his indienan- sterw and Mooring of the car with- : | newspapers. : , | ' 4 " . erce Oo concizce | re d 7 ” —--5 s24 8ant acc Io: -- . . : oat te ead individ hy } - ' ’ *hief re s this ! c ot >be , Pp have not geen him in 10 years” — si me nad cuestion ” vanks are rooded and indivicua.s bition law as one of those being °2-¢: reasons “iis ‘sw cannee Ce dance tale wee @aBcing contests. I would y ae Am at ~~ , a *. = 4 “~~ tnd we Re a = be () —~. Ts - - Pi = ae eae - . ey + . —— = a ni ue? ci > f : = “Yet be seems to be a member ““S" SOm*uns r pres- See ames Poy cut so mz e if cam be at held » by youthful bandits, oa oroken by. our best people, of *=*orced is the titude of the . . ine often gee giris as prominent - . 6 “= o ia : — eh 4 you are abe an ta wo . ‘ “ - “ _s me a ; . z -_ - : “é . f bot] oa the ‘ anciag . hn & cS ef verr frm.” enmce in the aisie at midnight her arith bs s EO Tg toc at cached to the light socket if the at «he inmereasing vouthfulness of -onre ae Anwvttre a den haves c 7 a ee _—s WV ar? + . . ~ mt ee ae 7 - l YPTC- eecponsibie for the state of vartia mannot but think the newspapers yedioes: : ‘ we could change tha Sambo sat on o 4 K ~ er _—— ‘am " > - ~— } a a we ~ > ~ a» “w« Po ey ~ Se ~- i- * *% « sii iit ss -_ : a -~ tka 7 biG F see “ 7 ‘ = re VO ~ ’ ww ‘ > ‘ y De: resertag - _ t ceptidiy. “He has no conrection “Your baggage contains rothing | ;. Athen ~ ae yee A Use for Old Linen. rept than to preachmen«. anarchy? are subsidized in their concerted | SUSs°SUOCnS are % : other With a ban 4 : a oe San aune | looking fer ee ee eee rx ecinded wis — Se fom jazz to some fitha 0 ¢ * : . . > 7 —~ . I . - | , ’ » + = ~* + ~ 4 . » 4 ‘ . T« PE awe D ce = - . - ¢ & whatsoever wth it or wr} his +e me) sa COM ms -_ a \f a Tlernolds*® P \- . aii ~ ™ : ve ‘re wo rn nNaDsin Or - as “Vi . = Ye Stated ies has —— thea act o fort t 2 mark 2 ni¢é prohibition aw ses —— “ pees $ o . wo = >| not he : as ¢ 4? ad ~ ieee aot? , 4 i , 3S » ta = , IT - oy ~ : : ’ - - ~ - _ - —— rg x “4 i" oy g : ‘ - > - a) et ‘gz >' Ty . * ' pr o.¢€% et ’ *% amity I suppose you hare nothing on wore | A@rewtane 7 attelie ec? a4 tablecloth ra bag to bold ofa cause celebDre a few years ago ., i ‘ ridiculous, in the way they have of With «qual righty” she a . aig “T™ wv 344 he we +h einig aie “= ™ 4 a6 MULL »A GISILRe® MV Ypreeert ants : ~ : Ue S nine twmar. ever Laonened for the i e — ‘ , , ; ’ bat did he play sy ae ¥g = . =e os person—to Inside w the cor. Treadinwt= wre xe etluce ieaves. rhe nicest and wWoen im per poeuce dues £22 M- i. gs a renlied T+ a . making a great spread of at the the idea of a single moni Van Winkle’ dvice to the ** —. . _ - = - . ~ > : 5 » wi aan . ” ” ” og —_ = “ p ? * ca i+ iP ? : " : . 2 everything I own: I'm cgame’” with the death a®* aced directly on the ice. ertain po werfu! personages cela I endeavored to erniain that it men up to the lew Wha , $ 4 messare in his han’ : se * ~ " y o4 Pe aS 6) a: on S 4ea * °. (ee unokn oh? Be! ‘ ty . - ‘ ~. ~™ - : PS . *oA-Im uta *xXsterncse row are accu- é ? iin in > tm zoO¢eial service work. 7 ‘vy Aart =a =m o . we mothe are scmetimes a* a ment out of which it came with with the success oo: rrr hibition. woeenh accon panied wy And played so - present ti - > id. “> sie EUS WUB Uy, & } nan Se a . ~ | aDppropmations. sai ee DB Cartoons. writers Aas it @ periccicais H f. . " ' | don’t know . as these it's mighty unhealthy for x ts eae ee ee a _ - “igi e ment stores and a] other mercan- seeking +o be amusing, all these — = desirable. ‘ a _ . o wes. = ‘obs __ _ ~* “RN ventene « ~? one . ’ Ah al] i ce ae -_ ae wy rTen q*,:*2@ TT we m= * 1 a vw 4 2a . H — - iit» hea! “oo eae) es . * ad Ne ; s . ~ “ ‘ wie ¥ WEL ec. = —_ ~~ e as wt Xe ad ee . ~ a4" had : 4 -* - i SN Ne . Oo t fm . . tea 2 ¢ na ® a passengers to be found traveling eu, | 3 Cessar) aint Ph aac t a Hysterical Reformer Ue DSusinesses never were so pros- niaw their part in makirne orckibdi- Iam afraid it Chairman of the Committee | [ don't know; | a " s+ @ conen + ~- . Ar be me's ~ , or probab'v the on mn — a e Be arta zining ecsenreagd 7 4 a : * wes ‘ pe Ach] ee ; ~a. io roe ae —_s3 ee sete ” : B P | Pr ander assumed names.” inane Sa ee = Ril i a“ ‘an aec 0 " She does rot seem like a woman perous. The buildine trades are so son ridicenian ~“ ‘ s ‘ A et . ** ee --. ~~ es ae i - we « iam - bas ; zx ™= > ~—- ~*~ a” oro _- -., 7+ o a = —",. ~~ ° _ ~ * i. rest by telling you that at the Jast ns: tii en ak , se , ia sinte Bike backercand. Stead i | - eC m the ready to own thetr own homes are “ age seit rhe picture as I see & md Mics Carol Bates is one at : es : . “ ‘ - v. ro _- thea ow — i. a =: ac sa) yt TAT — > . a 4 A RG : Z i “Ty , ever ' ea ~ 3A Am ——s +a , ~ tation I at wire + ane Tne : SSeS en , . * _ : Undcerweridq ~le@ geems a2 woman deterred ocniv by the exorbi‘tan*t sow P oe £.00m. here is the leadinz *pirmts. Mrs. Van | 2 sou" sent 3 " 8 OU! ate quired *’’ T2haim @2deuwt his nec T ckhaniAa sae "an e to.d concerning the Sgures as ee. ae horeful vein wkiel is Aaercitiadiv 7 Z : eS * ~ * , - aa _ a ae > = - = ~~ + ~ o. a pt ‘ Z ; ; e ee sou 7 2 ~ = ° ' = : or onchange neg d.ocus bors and giris a Congress providing for a ete: = . : ' ~e >.> — 3 ‘ * 4) 3 nt - - _— ~* “5 Bes : 2 ; > yr. ae ~4 wer ? . . i ; . ’ ” r ‘ , 3 eee oun 4 s , : . 3 ,@SSi MIScic On iid si @Se 2a ad- ae ~ ha ‘* a? FAA ‘ : ) oe Hi = ~ . > aii . wwe ae ET I a Oe ) BE 98: gpere iS BnoOtRing the ny, lasees ndustrial nice. an ee ae " - o1lege at earlier age -29 NO lcewomen it the aliernoon. is Dame uw rTana "Thon ton at ~ ‘ Suid +h ° - = el tay > 5 ’ wie henna srcite oe ‘omer @« “er ra Frater CR dren > schoo spae il et 2 Ks , : 4 wire tbat firm ecen.u.rmation 7 - hain Maz the focr of the =r Siave inks CcRtinGe to db a “ ki NPP. a4 5a "; Apathy, to let the law go by de ' aaa — , sre Re tf RO winccw _ —- Af * F . : —— aT a gests ” " { eae: | w - hore _ . — rac A nr _ — i 6 ~ * ~ - ~ —_—— - Ss 2 ar so . and he wil] identify me to yoerr ety 2 Se peen thoroughly swept°’” “wong fachion ‘“‘em an4 ro Ga nue here and for all her reading newspapers and bocks 5 fault, would be fata I have no-! : A ? ; worry.” She sar iown | eir*nlow es é z= - m anc Iw we i@alings with the sordid oA * cause n they have the leisure to . ™ ays angs : - a —s complete satisfaction. I am verv | dine ~Sanes sass Sas “Tha Dor . fies ot - » Pema ae seh 60 SUT G Tice 6 ~2Use now waey aare ~ eau 6 13 S — Es ' } i. — , ; etal €.,0se8 To ice ie i aes oe ie “_— ae No Se as leds -- mmings A it. © >- se scene ie mart v¥ a read. : : indeea@ that soc . 5 The words were barely om 0” " ~ ever there has been an opportunity | f _ ‘ wd ”“ = . 7 ' ne 4 8 ’ t ~- ; ~ ~— * +. - . “ — = : a . =>; a _ bo. we Bed ke te ad % ; = — —— “ . —=5 = — -— a : etm >. > Ls Fis oa OW v4 cs ae i Cw, 3 . - Gan eas - F is : “eae . manor oor. —_— o ‘ . : 1 certain that my explanations 3 seit wea i rom 2is x =n ve } = : ’ @:* > LAeee | hand, aon ~~ the other wh: .~“ 7 oo, a ad a: o hw ee & § 3 I@ widow et a wea. -hy now availabie- “or [ThrAese nmiore FTI, 5- +h+a ne pe never - Lf stich Ls " should have sucha tad impression [a us «¢ ie arabe nks stretche af0na. across man rho owned whale ie) ; : "ies — wspapers nm r neglect such : & io ing participant. ae n 2e@:¢4¢ OU. > i@ cen adRctor Ty a the front of the crown makes a . a. ‘tatee Nea 2ofe island in stantia! things of ite an cpportunity. it albwars results in ) § - ia - o0 «. %! _* =. - a 2 . _ — = —_ > r ~ _[o- 2 4 “s * * J as - " . : ~ oe -_- oud . “ « ao - te te ct - [ simcerely hope so, Mr. Fey- : ~~. , SSSty ciasped. smart ha’ " ” many persons haring a similar ; ; y _ e ss ree” 2a eS bh +> «1 eA “anthk a o~ ¥ ‘ " , : wr : ‘Wher "erste Aawe PF + % . Bad for the Weahhy. as a Si . . ee ” . é as te fact that Mr. Gaines iene aati Ray a nhakatess OOsS > cried, and for erce . . . , Ce probiem bringing it to as for help.” : . 5 : ‘(= ss -4. ea i 28 "9 * 7 _ To}, £22 ‘. : . oF Teq 7“ ~* _ * ir. Ye | hee oe » *» See Xs ; —— — = ™ a ay B = ™ * o in : — om ith —— . . . R g ™ 7- og - ‘ar ‘ ® te es . o ~—s ait? S24. 4 YF ereawW @ "’ Dp! ica . a3 een a @. : iw Ggeau an m r wit OW ara wis st In / ey — +> ~e + : - Je rus au Rr : . ts . : ; “+ ; , _- fF eatcers are eve ty Im A ~ecs bl 5 ; - SetuUrning t9 ne gudiect o* * ~ -_ > —| ° 7 — - — =e - a. Ste >| ' r ae | - 7 ‘ ’ . £ +> oo ~* - ce sali —— — ” " ther «ho: 4 sot involve ec j ae | > > yo "en? wht > Qeinna a ne ne Nee Se “ta aca W be | 2e¢97 wi! Srea r"* ehe thing 7 the mone’ ad « ASS? Ss. > - : a3 - a- - os 4 rs) ~ - % x * . . . " ma Re ease She onan - & — CPORt nr ad x \e- ail ‘4 _ ‘in . 22 om we + > —-— oe =~ wwe se~ te a a ‘wT. Ter at a “te *O ac Imre . be: 4 Bel ahead LSESV + * i A ra a :, ener = 2ting ° -) r Be c ned an 2 . a ang got cre ’ : . o— jas ne pric an cet wQuor. u- _—_— ~~ -— eG ee ee P eae . . ~ — * » Z = - ~ “ , ; ‘rother from whom rou Nave deen : ee _— , wan > a2 dert when | pocke’s made of fegthe=s M4 % ac 6S oSSsTan ero.ution, fortumate:y, t2e@ poorer peopic as . ' *stranged 10 vrears' Ome, Cant rou trump up a smile was lak to sweep up, LOOK ° . aes 34a. we wanted it to stop, inst at they get more prosperous, take > th 2 : *" éee ee + —e — * oa 2 ee > RRR IT Oe a certs ms ~~ — + -T*.. > 2? .3 4 ~ See ~+ Pa rs 2 ” * # Oh’ Carolita Droke tn. her face 7 —s — Re C , There seems no en4 to escint) ie wPOInY. Inhalt couldn't be, their patterg from the rich irstead ? ‘ ¢ . * y © . a Be | irr _- "2? ts mt Se 3 T a™ To : (on - ‘ : rs wa _~ ‘ . a FAcdaded, ted @ | ; ii . oo) on ww ry eon arr? eer? , y worm on the ehoulder. Sometimes > 2 Fi > ' ; your motner re ro ‘ rat ven wrers=s the * + -_o :*os Te — _— . ; vould inetruct me in what she egg : ss ten, 4°= the entire flower is ef rhinestones :? "5 FA? "= « . a ' ~“ +. ~_ Ptr 229 es — eal | 3 : ss | ac 7 > : hen) *- 2. ver. meen. oe 4 — ini me meta i Vv stnd4ded w=? ‘In’ slistenins CONT sArws vO AILOBROL é in a . | Nothin to ds ans Ree, ° ra. . * _— ~~ 4 -_ ~~ :- + . . a a - -_ ~ - ——) ; > ’ . 4 orea > 7 a * a - earn, it seemed to me Dest that | a ee : i remister hick ita wonies neni les ewe.s Berause aicehbo! tends ta straighten the hair and dries the scalp 1? or muss. Fine form the cakes aad” . at st hae haf 4 a Voigt ~ Rrilantine gives cioes and softness ta the hatr. makes * , ** Sime — “one ~ | when [I was ayroung child. The lady . 9°W Shade recentiy launcheg — permanent wares and marreis last longer. Keeps unruly hair in '‘* tatoes, and just ~ ty for three : : ’ eo Tt? =e - - ; a . ’ . = ° = . - ° - ’ hand rz * singmess, taen when i ind my peo- = —e a ADVEE piace. Large so e. ither 3 — TISEMENY?T partment steres. ing—tcady % CNDER Woon co. BOSTON ceeaiatieenmeall ? oo ae “888 6 O-* & © 0-O-e-O-@ 6-0-8 oo © . o-0- &-0--e-e-8 - ° ° 7 ¥ ..wars Mrs. Rey- Noiags and Ddecause ren also said Fou ad not a wife [ supposed her Mr. @arces alowed if a dread grin. “Howmucrh 7 £3 of wy st 4 fy é 4 & > j , } oS * y 4 1 3 joined the game , was : oo es int or >! “ae r ~ 7 = CEE dt ae yo | , ee oe i when - — or Boil to Dye | poo and marcel afterwards. complexions yy, Mudcy 3 ALG es rn) - 2 married - 4 vent tt ee eee wl , - ’ , +. i ng back tO MY cCWN Poost. lmal “© ive in Santa , i . ( LE pet Liqzid Bleach . 7 $2.06 | Gedfrey’s Liquid. p : % ; hein in any wavy l ean” 7 . c * as re ; pa Each «J - COS Liquid Bleach, roe's, $1.58 = Past Sit tii ee F — by eee the lifeices | 7 ard from his pocket and handed geting ee ae Add cheer : =n ———— eon Paste Bleach 2.59 | Pauls Henna | from the pores of the skin. In 3 ¥ “— + ally cer gpepenmnentn ena oe tes cael the home and tains directions Paste Bleach, reots . $280] roots pipes: $3.50 few minutes it rids th skin of all ee . : > > AOS ‘ge a a \4 Z . ie } . ys ; } : , ~i . or 2 ; 7% e ° - . —" : . : eo iii anw deen : . » Preserve good health so simple any Godfrer’s. Liquid s3.ee ‘ Amami AuDurn . im@pertcies, bamshes blemishes and | see i ie ' woman can tint . ] ft ’ Dy nec oO Rapid e. i se ez -— -. = the compicnor. a soft, delicate shades or dye Professional Department Se a 4 “8 ow. ¢ : oe ey "2 | Let as clean them regalarly. Have you tried it? Fayre can be used “jan eters ha a rich, permanent = . : ; : i ; netructed : ee “ore che . i” tte Free Manicure with every shampoo and marcel > | me og een Pie comme gps + -m 4 —— - 7 ° & : ba - se a. | ane bagce ine eo. oo me ™ 4 — — 2 si ks. rib- e aap your skein ante nm this car aire , mag a bons, skirte aidcicar. At your — ci ‘2—$:.co for har. waists, cre coats, stockings, sweaters, draperies, . . > ts . eure. bu?’ ; aa i ~~. = “ * . Mek t=" ™ _- , _ sain i. ef TEE # q -e-* © 2-s &- ©-2- 2-@ ©«e © 6 ioned by the Los Angeles authort- the Hudson ———— "if san met awe ft:!1 te fae ee eee , " . ae aes - : een “ne must have fu informa cu om fo er 4) ~, PLANT OF FICE—Line Ba ibe coverings. hangings—everrthing’ ® Preoorcts baat. Ler ‘ en?! - . a anenen ay oe BT! ; - ' . — ere are now only four af wis oo SP aliiaeatccdateerme denier Buy Diamond Dres—no other CORPCR4TICN ; ™“ +? ae. ? ‘ | > te 2° ; : . owe kt take long. We « rr Ta Lhing-—Caleey SRan kind—and tei] your druggist whether ke ome, Me. Leap? need hae | Vi - ija ten Mia om - ve - nm Pty ‘San nt. —d aifas r | tbe materia! Tou wish ‘y eolor is thanks iti begin with you. Mr ’ . | : . oe wool or silk. or whether it is \inen 1 : ~ aunt e@0tton or mized goods. : 3 ) | te = J Ati os —— ~. 7 Sam

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-—_ a UB ) aa | EE LL td _— -—_ ——— —_—— ms atl LOUIS POST-DISPAToq § psBRUARY ——— ee 23, 1926. ~~ wa wo wa -'-_ =—— or ee. ewe PPP PP PP PPE He PP PP PPD PPP PS ll i a i i i i —_s -s-ewowowe-- eww oe vo es a a a ae ae a i i i i li ees a ee _— ad ames F' lapper ) po’s AND DON’TS © — For — Flapper YoyssuccESs IN BUSINESS 1 py NELLIE E. GARDNER __ e nent. ; ss words. youthful Celinquencies ani) tions, Said: “War lus had much {94 it. Read Thackery’s hist the thre Georges ani] you ne Pleasing People. your work is only half the battle in holding any job. Pleasing people is just as important. and many times it is much more difficult. ing glong with people is either a gift or an acquisition. you are one of the favored few who have inherited this tn- gong with your curly hair and dark, sweeping lashes—be a + af this gift is not yours by nature, do not give up in dis- » be sequired if you have the patience and brains. s entering & 2¢¥ position you cannot spend too much time in ay of people and their likes, dislikes, hobbies and idiosyn- 4 gre several Ways for doing nearly every kind of work. of these may be the way you like best. » other may happen to be the one that pleases your new e a geerns reasonable to choose? » abject to changing your ways to conform to another’s? a. dart out and establish a business of your own! jarmony of an Office, the same as peace in the home, ts sendent upon consideration for another’s feelings and for supply of “give and take,” of “give up and give in.”’ ne is this difference, however. as to who is the boss! i. when opinions conflict, the argument is settled before it In the office there is never mich is sometimes an advantage—saving, as it does, many gyiring to please people is always worth the effort. Even F, the results may not immediately be apparent. Mi, tbe first place, it helps to keep your own disposition placid, 4 of “on edge” or “on the defensive.” and what is not to be despised—it helps to keep you on the pay- the same upsetting con itio Then the commercialization | social instinct as we have ir all wrong. The Governmert Of taking a hand simp'v lives oy temptutions. It 1 too uo anything with this ge tducat'on in the “iture is? remedy. We have zot to ithe public to fasiitious ‘She quoted some s-ciologist (ag * “We have sot | snobs of cur boys and girly boys that being a .ibertine eimply an animal and gi ‘in permitting the familiaritif do they are not worthy of af bad. There is a large pro- » of those who have given ives up 10 jazz mania for a who are become disgusted wt and settle down. With thetr jence they will be better able ser their sons apd daughters be prtfalis. mnwhile, sensible people must that we have got to catcr jsocia! instinct of the young. something to keep them @holesomely active and in- Zand they wil] keep out of I still believe that fun- milly human beings prefer to to th with the im-/ self respect as the prof cea Aition vampire. Perhaps I am We should encourage n. “one of the that too strongly for print gam athletics; all sorts of wWwoeannot be Rewspapers. It is a fact Qe ad competitions, even Mende of the, higher class dance halls }iacing contests. I would aid this pleas- Toms the dancing often is * girls as prominently mingly. ‘“] ‘© inspire condemnation wh mthe sport pages of the mas boys. mifwe could change the fom jazz to some _ other dance hallig reserved for the lowest class Sugg @Siions are 'secluded places. “With cqual rights for the idea of a single moral ‘is growing in popularity, but see to it that it does not drag fen down to the level of me e newspapers heir concerted prohibition law r they have of | ad of all the to prohibition activities of Yaa Winkle’s advice to the me with whom = sh¢ con- bere was that policewomen lave, besides training and rnlain that it'/men up to the level wom ere was more(| maintained. We have rot @gt? social service work, he failure than |Knowledge that petting tt high school course and of college credits, teach- Ming and business experi- &cretarial work especially, desirable. airman of the Committee tive Work of Policewom- fed by Mrs. Ira Bretz- Miss Carol Bates is one @Ming spirits Mrs. Van PSthe author of a bill now Omgress providing for a 100 policewomen in the & Columbia. when accompanied by drin not end safely. Hope for the Futare. “I am afraid it is too laf much with this generate there is much hope for thef The picture as I see it is@ gloom. There is the glariii there is also the glowing si of her than the ‘dious hor a . Ree these great : ‘ous HOys and girls are && | S¢ great ad- college at enrite e All @dverse adver-in,,.;. a \Peopie know more, wheth prohibition. Rotion pictures, the periodicals Sing, all these, haking prohibi- | y Teme ty. added, in hh is decidedly the help the cause. | law go by de. | ul. I have no. ork that when- | an opportunity | cular activity | idiculous, and | r negiect such , Ways results in € a simflar 0 us for help.” s subject of! | Save Work d Nothing to do but o M, form the cakes bor ag P Plenty for three people. WOOD CO. BOSTON LEN HAM tatoes, and just rhe right ing—teady mixed. MAKERS OF U8 —e—V——ee— Pa Gop Fayre, the approved hatis mec- wonderful r, muddy Get ee. ete. . ea re 7 . the lifeless |? skin. Ing |] + skin of al] {4 PORATION Lous, Ne IYRE |! re RODUCTS { j | Hl!) i a, te problem would not be | ‘ | What did he play that pleased us | | a LUPTON A. WILKINSON, and A Remarkable Tune. Sambo came from a cotton patch, A cotton patch, A cotton patch; Sambo came from a cotton patch To play a tune for me. Sambo sat in our front steps, Our front steps, Our front steps; Sambo sat on our front steps, With a banjo on his knee. so, Pleased us so, Pleased us so? What did he play that pleased us so, And played so verry we!)? I’m sorry, sir, but I don’t know, I don’t know, I don’t know; I’m sorry, sir, but I don’t know, And so, sir, 1 can't tell. (Coprright. 1926.) pe ad Tf | | ¥ boy | | Gee ledized ealt, ea the table, in cooking, in every way you weuld use re- Gined table salt. Just as the bedy must have lime Ser its beay structure, it meede iedine ian small For All Cooking and Table .Use..... } ' a WE DATE TREE By ERNEST SEEMAN » 4 Ad eee ee es See Tete, (Y's eb. Oo” am tts 1636—290 years ago— a en aR i — a | chuckled. + eee The theaters are permitted to open | for the first time since break of the Black Death don. The the plague decimated in Lon- nature of Death’ had by tens contagious or ‘*Bla s .4 the population of thousands, and then all public gatherings were forbidden. But so eager were the people (for amusement that the theaters were allowed to reopen before the dis- ease had been fully stamped out. The epidemic breaking out afresh, they were again put under ban. right. 1926.) NOTES ABOUT WOMEN Nearly half the pharmacists in Manila are women. s * * Massachusetts has 96 men and Rhode Island 97 men to every 109 women. the oute- | | is nothing Black Pussy ' quite so much as hunting. | cat ever does. - They hunt for the SLT. cite ltt tty -o- Children’s Bedtime Story -o- By Thornton WwW. Burgess Black Pussy Is Teased es | Her tail twitching, her eyes ‘glaring, Black Pussy stole along jas only Black Pussy can. Every \two or three steps she stopped and listened. On she went, growing |More and more excited with évery Who ts his neighbors alicays teasing, Can hardly hope to be thought pleasing. —Old Mother Nature. ARMER BROWN’S Boy felt. ' ‘step. This would be good hunt- foolish. Yes, sir, he certain- | ‘ing. Yes. indeed, this ‘would be | ly did feel foolish. As he sek hebtinn. Sia Me looked up at Mocker the Mocking | it. But presently Black Pussy be- gan to wonder why she. didn't | come up with those birds, why she | didn't see one of them - flitting about. To judge by the sounds, _they were moving along ds fast as | she was. She had almost reached | the end of the old stone wall, yet | she hadn’t caught a glimpse of one 'Of those feathered people. Then |the twittering and the chirping began back of her. Black Pussy didn’t know what to make of it. ‘She turned about. There was no | doubt that those birds were in the | bushes through which she had just 'come. Ha! She caught a glimpse tell Mrs. Brown how they had been fooled by the feathered guest time of year, because it was only! i un: 9 tice a But Black Pussy didn’t they had fed all winter. h once in a while that there WETS | ae Bird. She began sneaking As Farmer Brown's Boy opened | the door to go into the house any on on pe snow ee this. Black Pussy the Cat slipved out. could have a chance ” iback again and always that twit- She sat down on the doorstep and them. So Black Pussy 2 E wasn't | terirg and chirping was just ahead yawned. Then she lopked this/thinking of birds. No, Indeed, jof her. Finally it stopped. Mock- way and that way and the other she wasn’t thinking of birds “ all.| .- the: Macking Mivé bad. fete way, trying to make up her mind) But hardly had Black Pussy), 3. put to this day Black Pus- where to go. She felt the need started down along beside the old sy doesn’t know why she couldn‘t of a little exercise, and the most stone wall, when in the bushes |»: 4 those birds atong the old delightful way to get that exercise Bird and heard those soft, plain- | tive notes of Winsome Bluebird, | he knew that he had been fooled. | “You fraud!” he cried. Then he He had to. The joke’ was on him. He thought of how’ he had gone all around with his | head tipped back looking for Win- | some Bluebird and absolutely | sure that Winsome was around, somewhere, when all the time) Winsome probably hadn't started. from his winter home in the Sun- ny South. He chuckled all the: way as he went into the hoyse to a - Black Pussy stole along as only Black Pussy can ey me — | mained to fight! ; greet the light! ‘THE RHYMING OPTIMIST Still Upward. OW long the weary world has toiled, what centuries spent while man kept upward, blind, yet upward, Still mists, afraid: content! primeval strange, groping, up- | ward al] the way with ever firmer | sometimes, | futile, what odds But still with aching force up, tread. How seemed the fray, re- man strove, to in those dim years of splendid | things to be, exalted heights to be attained, new power and majesty. Yet something whispered to sou] that woke in answering spark, some urge still drove him up and up from regions vague and dark. So on he goes throughout the years, though many a fight is won: upward on his triumphant way he ever seeks the sun! The man who makes no mistakes | does not usually make anything. —Phelps. Te oworwy o on -— -_—_ ws ~~ ~~ — —_—- = ---Seoe ow ll ll tl a a we See eee eee - - -- -- - - - - - - - - - - - - ~~ __--_- ~ oe 2 il i tt Nt i i i i a a a ee ee et ee > ss By ALINE MICHAELIS | a: ing, year by year, still upward, ill- | | ens our skill. Our were | clim b- | through | There was no hint. his | ALIFO BRAN © PINEAPPLE Sliced, Packed in Heavy Syrup The World’s Finest Ask Your Grocer ! ' Philosophical | Phrasings | He that wrestics with ut | strengthens our nerves and sharp- antagonist is our helper.—Rurke. . aa a It is always right that a2 mar should be able to render a ré@ason for the faith that he has within him.—Smith. ' + . * The house of every one is to him 'as his castle and fortress, as wel. for his defense against injury and violence as for his repose. 4*oke ap ens we! aad Discard washboard and soap. _ Staufer’s Washing Chips or Laundry | Tablets. Just boil the dirt out. | either the chips or tablets once | see fory perp pie 5 as far as soap. Used b : i Proved | Boer Pay ears. Safe for fmest fabrica. Over 1X million used in St. Louislast yeaz, Excellent for washing duhen cleaning {me furniture, floora, ete. . ' / ‘ | CHIPS-ore TABLETS ANS NS A NN TT | ehead of her rs wine peas stone wall on the edge of the Old would be to go hunting. There @ bird. Black uSsy cou nt | Orchard. enjoys lieve her own ears; that chirp was She the chirp of Welcome Robin. Se | doesn’t hunt for the sake of some- knew it. My, what fun if would thing to eat. No well cared for (Copyright. 1926.) oe ODD FACTS l’or serving 72 years on the same rm, although under two masters, be to eatch Welcome Robin! Black | Pussy crouched still, all but the tip of her tail, and listened. Yes,}, sheer love of hunting and killing. Black Pussy was a well cared for that was the chirp of Welcome!, Norfoik farm hand received a cat. Never in her whole life had Robin; and, goodness, there was prize recently. * + * . . a Mrs. Lee A. Rountree has been elected president of the Bryans (Tex.) Chamber of Commerce. . * * Gov. Nellie T. Ross of Wyoming } is an expert horsewoman, having snent her early life on a ranch. + a * The Women’s Frecdom League has started a campaign for equal- ity to vote for men and women 1n KEngiand. e z ~ Queen Maud of Norway is an accomplished writer and already has: created quite a reputation as an author. Tips for Home Dressmakers. Now is the y in a sup- ply of thread, needles, pins and other requisites for sewing. It time to la tape, Will mean a worth while saving i vou can do this during the presecn* sales in notions. s * o It 1s 4 ( ( Ci: Se hen it comes ft he st finish of the sleeves. It is quite as modish to have the wid jar and this may even |} slashed to reveal the arm 2s it is to cather the sleeve into a ight wrist hand. Long. plain, close-fitth re sleeves are seen In smart morning and afternoon rock “Wetgiete’s s 2 ele + lecoeeali VER ae of How I Get My Week’s Wash Snow White — without a washboard! game en eet HAVE a way of washing that makes | my clothes whiter, sweeter, Cleaner than ever before—in half thetime, with , half the work. And this method actually saves the clothes—and my hands, too! ] just soak my whole week’s wash for an hour or two, or sometimes I put it to soak the night before, in rich Rinso suds. ThenI rinse the clothes in clear water—and they come out spotless, cleaner than I could rub them. Yet I don’t even touch a washboard. Rinso - does all the work—loosens the dirt so that it floats away in rinsing. ] don’t ~ even need to boil the clothes, because Rinso whitens and sterilizes without boiling. The water in this section is mighty - hard—which is another reason J like to use Rinso. It always gives such creamy, _ lasting suds. Worries when Since using Rinso my hands are | | white, soft and smooth instead of par- boiled from bar-soap scrubbing. And I find that my clothes last much jlonger, because I don’t have to rub them threadbare againsta washboard. I just rub cuffs, hems, collars, etc., gently between my fingers—and all the , ground-in Girt v nee Bi arte oe Oe © ae te Mae. Ae hy. sae ' 4 ee oe : Me : - Pea! h k - : Pate te Ai wig r 4 " : . ig " y ort ’ ee ~~ ‘ q * 4 * wa 5 in tees ” deniyreeee ee me Ratan oe a epee shee ° > er -_ 4 ze yr . * a ethk Pt PS OE OAT PRE. Ete Te RN GAT LION tS I AEN 9) 4 Bo . . . Wiens 04 ~ ; m ie et rite ReneS a Tie may re eats Aree tea abr te end “ . OE s 4 me 7 “ rere 4's Body wis. ae wes 2 OS EOE LD PR | RPE AN Ne HA OAT RR. AARNE REE ih aps dal iitiahadiideiatiet i aati bie idee ana _anttiinndithed naa ate ee

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Streets it's about time to gtre ‘° “Ford Buys Longtellow’s Village | sid cearaengs ree wen ksmith Shop.” According to a news item in an 7 % és =i read ne Lest £ re > r - ~ eS a, ~ -~ ? - ™ ~ Ti ~anacs me in¢ e a A F ** * 3 - o ~ 3 . -.r — . ~s 2 r a : 7 ~ _ eee = Pro = Exchoding the N 7 & OpPoses TCMMINS i ames 4 ron? 43 nos of Actors. . ~~ = =. eel Over the press ents dead us Spoke the poet rears agi er eek +} %or > -~ -coa Was through a And patrons led their horses {fn Notwithstanding that Shaks- » > ™ > * » ~ im & rhp - - Te ee rs, as > ) re “ £ tt rpeare said. ver > _¢ play a the i ng _ | . a. hea) ta : A , ; . . — _* ~ @ ir » And tell the smithr all about you cant maxe @ Star actor O6e- T : —t are i mada ner = lieve that hae ter’? *ha wk sole ehoar he miies ther d mad per sade - ee ssc nian tlt 4né.Henry passing br the door, > . if ther don’t want to print the Where once the bellows roared -"orreae ~# > — ~g «* ar 7h» e proee2ra! . : Maliecs OQ. - = OL Yi Ck Lia . . ee ie eno “eee . ; 7 . : . 7, ~ oe . he Gene Fouid ff * r e = A ‘ why not put numbers on the 4 ~* FOL x, s A : : te o e ~~ of * os, friend that stellar acter No. i3 por- am « % . ; —_ ~ ¢ i e , e awe 7 . 2.0 ? » > —— 2 @ Ye finn Q 2 or the lesson thou hast taught rayeu- 12 par. 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FoR RTY Bucks THAT | Lewes WS A Aéigtdil 7 on AND SENERTY CENTS "COMPULSORY JAIL After a THEY ALWAYS COME BACK FOR MORE—By RUBE GOL DBERG DEAR YM sO SORRY - I MADE “THIS PUBBIAG . teed Cs Fauairs tAS A | COOK- Boo MOTHER GAVE m= FOR. A : Di NSS PRE SEA WHAT OD Nou PuT LAs VT-SRHELLAC ? CALI iT, —————_ AN es DEAR I MABE } THIS FAAICYS STEW ALL FOR. |} 7m EAL TO — WHAT GREATER a WS brings — TR CAAS A MAAS HANE_ WHISFLUIG TO Hts DARL = TT STROASNG SMOUGH TO GO “ae AGAIN - AFTER ( 3) HEART! i ajled to take up a reselution spon- The ‘Liquors Committee has been virtu- aliy inactive, aitngu gh before PrO- she q A s- - . hen > ’ - Pettit ic ‘ ; ed much impor ‘took the ° 5 * ae ao ——wBt it « We _z S Aa i f = Mdiciary “omumittee. | [| The resolution presented to the THE CHARLESTON—By FONTAINE FOX THE MATTER WwiTH My gael —_— ™N OE O TMAT UT eer” charges that there was ae WEEKS OF UNREWARDEDO Liy CAME To FATHER A SUDDEN ‘the morals of the youth of the na- | ‘en were being corrupted by pro- This resolution was | plates recommending any remedial mitted to Gegisiation that may be needed. and Ben) of Tilinois to investigate thé ) ried out. 2 presen: to Was mPa to the Depart- | sentie te: Postion. “soctal jinx § Tal ine SMCS mi & “Cc = ’ No — -_— ‘ARS. 2. Oda! Chureh: Bishop W Sé. Louis ¢ Used Car Market Autometile Cassi fted : i 7483 ine posr-orsparce a ere printed in -~- MORE than in ALL 105 Leete newspemeen ae shew The Post-Dispatch Reaches Far More : : (oe 78. NO. 170. : ‘USE COMMITTEE Gran STON SUS” Se * ; “FS Vie Aer ‘Decides to Make Thor- ....- wor ough Investigation of ** “rss 4 ‘Row todar cl : ee *.* : : rohibition. to the b&b liphtheria, @3 = slains of Ti TERMS PROPOSED .-. = » mother, jefti Fleid here | nHane of Pil —— ™ —_ HINGTON, Feb. 24.—The ‘ a) : Liaguor Traffic ; Callot ted unanimousiy We} on 3 r - * : erta. : inquiry Mise cton inder prohibition. The , ing ; ‘ «ill meet next Monday slan ef procedure. a. = expec: «at : erough aes Situa- | was in execu- airplane, iad * : . = o- . The House Rules Committee hag 2 sored by tne Aicoholic Traffic had ple Committee asking for specific auU- he struck the therity to conduct such an inquiry, a desperate 1 hut a number of members believe -machine there is authority under (i@'and Bure House rules ‘0 proceed regardiess. were quick In recent rears the Alcoholic ‘unable toe: egisiation dealing with the es sing and regulation g6er the traffic. Prohibition legiala- has been in the hands of the | Cemmittee declared a sar - ‘9 be warranted in view of fre- rial jecrease in drinking wun-; dry law enforcement, and that . for today’s action. After the American s ey che committee contem- | the labor Besides high offictals ef] Tt Fi pigcopal ‘“hureh. ts . Ti seemcs gaa ‘<hurch, odds or + Methodist Protestant o bettl hand the United Brethren said the present: state) "ems to be ane in large Federal Council's re \¢: We repudiate “ as 3 Methods, unwWar- “iisieading in its con- “Toduet of provinetai- ‘<ing examcie of the ‘f local surroundings | ondittons.” “Sed to the statement were ‘us of RBishen James’ “hairman of the Cam-- Temperance and Social /| ¢ Methodist Episcopal “°'th: Bishep William F _— prea lent. and Dr. Cler- _— tLe, secretary. of the Sell rsmperance Prehibition og orais of the Merth-— on _* 63 ° . i —" . he United fretiren — la ne , ind De. Thomas HL Lewis ., the General Confer. ‘© Methodis: Protestant 7 of Statement. a ement marked the fret a __ “tenitarton af the four, = 2 ha < War