St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 25, 1926

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= -I a oe eee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH te Stetson i | COMIC PAGE WEDNESDA y —— WANTS” Can You FEBRUARY 24 jes to : lamella dtd: a Help Fill Them? 7 | N ié ‘ — Se PEOPLE — | EDITION i ; The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service ¢ Se . itech ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1926—40 PAGES. eon re PRICE 2 CENTS a ‘ — 7 . VOL. 78. WHOLE oR Mil LY FINANCE tee TOG AND TOMORROW wT _ oo ~ LOSSES OF entthtifeae — ieee Surf C Wi OO SO LETETETE | oo) NSERIDUS SHAPE, 22 22 INPLANTODRYUP) OThee~"* ith Busses’ Fyou cin UT cee Y $2 000,000 a ee se aa wee oes a ee ee PRESIDENT OF MEXICO | ' } “~ ae ¢ ee ee : ts a. ™ ' 4 pn It}. es ‘ . ” : ee 2: :S. Bs Proposed Merger Would Eliminate Trolley | | : : iphest yesterday, 44 at 11:45 | | Oe | Bae | Why. nN 50 okt s . Lines in Manhattan and Reduce Number : 2 a % HS Lp F ue, J | Ofticdi = | . a 4 “2 a (a ae it : | eae O, me! HOW | cast tor ee | eae | in the Bronx. | ea >. | Pp 4] A , A . | | DRY ARE wes and vicinity: Fair : BS : ie ee UmUmUm—S og es | | : He . County Assessors ‘issocia- tonight and Fri-| Federal Agents Under Dep- President of Mexico, in. ee wm “pag —- . - - day; somewhat f “pecial to ‘the Post Dnapatcn Schlesinger made ciear that r 3 & +3 1? tion Told Missouri Needs pante r tonight uty Barker Go Out of NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-—Elimina- | bondholders ~ the New York Rail- Letter to New York | Rie ® | pei a wit owest tem- ° : ; ¢ | Wavs Co. wou be protected. | : ee a a Sass on — - Lion ylley »5 from the streets ° . Z i aS pctenafowmmenne 3 : Money—February Pay- perature about! Own Territory to Con-| 0" of trolley lines tro eduction in|. valustion has been set on the} World, Cites Constitu-, 4a {¢ H La ks Funds 30. fj te 1l S ll of Manhattan and a reduction 1n| properties it is proposed to aban- ‘ it rac ae | Promoters of Western Bond i (Copyright, 1926, ty EH ; - ro C é ° Missouri: Gen- | iscate tills. the number of surface car routes in| don, amounting to $5,400,000. This tional Provision. | ee 2 P ‘ Vrade Mark Reg. 1S’ pay often : oa: neal erally fair . to-| —— ‘he Bronx is possible as a result of | ne a = eas in 25 years. | simielamae: a] ss ae . and International Aerial night and “Fri- : " moe ae esterday s proposal would wipe. = | ‘ ‘the proposition submitted to the | ae | . . rx ; egy aoe EXECUTIVE ALTERS day: somewhat THREE MEN HELD, me . : anes oda ae inal out os Sod bag the Sixth, Seventh | CONDITIONS UNLIKE Fe Navigation Cos. Accused co ee , : : city yesterday or a system 1 |and Co umbus avenue t et wei’ ae: : ; SSIONAL /i + § colder tonight in ue street car Ks AIN PEN ® U:S NAL HIS POINT OF VIEW east portion. WARRANTS SOUGHT lines to be operated by a merger of) lines over at least a considerable THOSE IN U. 5: of Mail Frauds. ‘\ N aa’ INTE ues = | Illinois: Gen- ‘the New York Railways Corpora-; portion of their routes and cross- | 3 aaseceritagatititiiie | LER: Re of FICE" a) 3 erally fair to- F tion (the Green Trolley Line) and town lines on Eighth, 116th. Delan-: | ct =| a Last November When night and Fri- Five Others. Including the Fifth Avenue Coach Co., which | cey and Spring streets. ‘Says Foreign Ministers Who *s TWO ST. LOUISANS eS SS 3 P di d D f day: somewhat | operafes Fifth avenue busses. Under the plan, the New York - == [===> Sf «Treasurer Predicte erl- colder tonight} Woman, to Be Named This was admitted by John A. Railways Co. would surrender its mi iviti | # | N1 = ——— . P and in north 7 f | Ritchey, president of the New York | perpetual franchise on these Limit Activities to Task ¢: | AMONG DEFENDA S eee — © ° x. ; ' WE SS 5 7 IN | | CLONG STRUCK UT CE ciak none tenn Sanu- turned vesterday. » | huge source of. Hquor at the doof. ss er pe ting Sa wraalie ea es the advisory opinion of the, court/ing with its constitutional obliga-| the 1920 and 1921 returns, how- Coe Pecdenan® ak pee oe m “Vy because there was no money AUTOIST’S NAME ON TOMBSTONE of the St. Louis district, local offi- | Sey pte Scoala si good authority without receiving assurance that/tigng would have no other course Mit me voided by the statute of sas City, a merger of 32 brick amilable during February to pay “oe wee ings fe oe ° mig ahd _— | that the case probably will remain| the United peas eli ge pe cel than to oblige the constant viola- ie x ike Government’s conten-|Plants in the Southwest Eth : do. pacn rald in Madison Coun- |. ae ’ it and had no interest in e s- ' law . 1G - : = = ores : em r i an aaa wv oman, Exonerated of Death, Pro- | +) they have been accompanied by)!" Division No. 2, despite the action sink micenves.. an sayy leave ton thet ia 1913 Stemiter? aneaie Names of the etme anne “ny A ile dala . tests Against Inscription. one agent from the Springfield of- | of Judge Walker in certifying it to] a have paid $1,560,031.24 more as/| have not become known. Official! announcement of details of the the other companies involved and the former International company. — ‘9 provide equitable taaxtion, but, Indiana was swept by a gale early - o praass. | because “ithe State needs the! today that followed torrential rains | wibaes ey i ae ati a 1 | Beaty tay Mg re tu wen a =” Kess] B delewts and Mortgage Co, International ett 1 i la 1 es ee Unite aoe I whisky, 6006 gallons of mash ana| /“O Supreme Court Jurists se Athens Government Asks Gen- MB@XICO CIEY, Feu 38 Para sonra writen fect ¢ >| Aerial Navigation Co, and other rar declare t soo woul ye iclais rf € nitec ates a ; oo : , ” and 2 Minutes. broad ramifications, going beyond _ ‘ts 300 Per Bird in 12) ison 30 gallons of whisky. two 50.|>een subpenaed as defense wit- | George W. English, of East St.| ministers have not and will not be L. F. Smith, an Oklahoma ollj| mere use of the mails, but the Tax Levies Reduced Ohioan Heports : - Ho 11] q 700 atl >; nesses at the original trial of Bald-| Louis, adjourned at noon until to- molested. operator, arrived at Lambert-St./ factor of using the matis was s&s : ; Months. Falion stings an ‘ Falions of win and were present at the trial/ morrow morning and Chairman' As invariably occurs when Mex!- | Louis Flying Field at 1 0a. m. to-| taken as the basis for bringing " ® Governor recalled that tax| py the Associated Press. mash were found and two men'| “*} f > -,|Graham announced that a vote/can questions are under considera- , f ; i levies were ra, z 99] 'TEVELAND, O Feb. 28.—I!who identified themselves as Gus| OUt for some reason best known} Graha ‘ day, after a 380-mile trip. fromj| the promoters to court. “4 pm reduced by the 192 CLEVELAND, “~ a. a8 oO e s cuge f° the appellant (Baldwin) were| probably could not be reached be-/jtion, an effort has been made to! Tylsa on which his pilot, I. A . = ere Which was the first/Three hundred eggs per bird from| Salomon and Theodore Annis, ar-! ad placed free Me btand* Sain Tyekday. bro the facts, The people of the Woodring ivesnaet: anes me s08 Investors’ Losses Estimated. 4 oo. noe Sumeg the yeeli¢ “mertied ancona Fhe Oi ppcigernts Danger in Procee dings Today's entire session was con-j|I'nited States are asked to believe miles an hoe « The indictment, it is said, does | MY t n ; : rT” ; £ ° x . . ee : a , » Ss deter administration. The ‘months is claimed by H. nom Woman Restrained. To permit the appellant under! sumed in a discussion of the evi-|that a simple question of obedience The best time for the journey by|°t state the amount of investors’ Bo: its pd tax was reduced from 15 | Sheppard, a Berea ginger ory Mrs. Anna Kowalkowski was re-| such conditions or at any time up- dence hy Representative Boles | to and respect for the fundamental Frisco trains, which travel a route| losses, but the estimate of ™ A / sessed 7 \ — a. yn arti ssi i. ee eee wor ERO FlOCk war rad strained by two agents in her home|!on appeal to present for the con-| (Rep.) of Towa, chairman of the | law of our country involves a cam- | of 424 miles, is 12 hours and 2 min: than $2,000,000 was obtained fr 3 tax Rost cigar os cts Sar gia og, “h laid 342 eggs aioe 908 Alton avenue, Madison,| sideration of the court matters of | Subcommittee which held hear- | paign of religious persecution! utes. Smith and Woodring made i $ me 4 S reduced from:1's pe: | Two hens each [aid ote OBR, | while the other raiders smashed a exception and evidence wholly for-| ings in St. Louls, East St. Louis’ which would necessarily be repug- | the trip in 3 hours and 45 minutes an authoritative source. Names of 4 C% a ae EER MERIT RE COD YMA EIN Y ; S Nu deficit of between $2.500,000 and; Evansville reported a 56-mile errmost county of the Chicago dis- | firmation of th’ robbery conviction Greco-Turkish frontler. of PENS He Se ee _— with defrausing (he) Wa ee ae? a Pll JS $3,000,000 by the end of 1926. | wind from the southwest.” Louis-| trict when they invaded Madison st Saiventan Baldwin of St. Louis Greece's appeal is made under) of their misdoing. United States Government of more mellinareg Fs pS might ) ¢ ioe LY , At that time Baker said “Ste-/ ville, Ky., had a 60-mile wind, also | County for a series of raids several | on alibi affidavits that were not a the second paragraph of Article II On various occasions they had/than $1,560,000 due as income tax Their pen was at 1684 Mesth wake | G TOOLS — 7 phens may know what he is talk- from the southwest. times in the past ten days. ‘part of the trial record, failed to- of the league covenant, which oe: received warnings from the De- for 1922. He was held in bail of p meanest Ne: | HAS ME f ing about, hut I see no emergency Vernon, Ind., reported that The decision to try to clean up day when a majority of the Judges clares it to be “the ming rig.t} partment of the Interior to cease| $1700 to await action by the grand B. P. Reve pene bi: at ee - FoRK b % and no cause for alarm.’ The Gov- houses were unroofed, chimneys the county was made by the St. in the division overruled the .trans- of each member of the eague to exercising their ministry and dedi- jury “ : . C1 ag a riy © 5 “Sat UT Re ePnor then stated he believed there/torn down and trees and poles up-| Louis office after the inquest into| fer motion. bring to the attention of the as-/ cate themselves to some other ac- The warrant for Kessler was is-|terson City and Kansas City, also AND A ‘gewas plenty of money ‘to run the; rooted. the deaths of Constable Ohmer' Judges David E. Blair and White, sembly or of the council any cir-/ tivity if they were desirous of re-| sued upon request of United States is understood to be among those | : State, and that there was enough Warsaw, Ind. reported heavy| Hockett and John Balke, whose! who voted last week to grant the | CUmstance whatever affecting th?/ maining in this country. Without] Attorney Buckner, following an in- sre Bom. pry or pepe y - Phat he probably would be able to} damage. bodies were found in a grave on a. yehearing over the protests of Pre- international relations which paying any attention t@ these noti-/ vestigation by his office, in con-|* ve “p P cotepen ed p e ao At pfelease some appropriations that Madison County moonshining plant| siding Judge Walker, today voted threaten to disturb international! | fications the priests to whom I re-| junction with Hugh McQuillan, ae carr oot on eek kas ; sae poten ; pind been held up. He admitted he) MOTHER GIVES UP SON TO LAW om Feb. 5 tast. Ee overrule the motion for transfer |Peace or thé good understanding | fer continued exercising their min-| head of the intelligence bureau of | PSs’) ae ‘tad no figures on which to base| __ 2 algae Raa ; | Told of Protection. ‘to, court en mr ae Judge Walker between nations upon which peace | istry in violation of Article 130 of! the Internal Revenue Department. Co. 0 preens City, wnten Inter- ee Phisconclusions. Baker has repeat- | Exeme memanity for Youth, If! During the inquest several Wit-| dissenting Judge Walker then at- depends.” the Canstitution. In addition al-} Kesslerr recently was released from national purchased in 1922 by ar: a aly declared he would not call a| . Found Guilty, Is Death. | nesses'talked of official “protec-|icmmted to certify the case to| . The frontier in dispute is that of/ most all of them were violating | the Federal penitentiary at Atlan-|'"® some of its own stock. mt 4 ipecial setiinn of the Lexisiature. | HOUSTON, I ex.., ng eb. 25.—Ra-| tion” of stills and soft drink bare agin si masts eat ed Re presid- the district of the Lesser Maritsa| Article 3, which provides in para- ta, Ga., after having served 20 Others Named in the Cases. 4 . Payroll May Be Delayed, ing than see him a cage — all as a matter of course and one boot- ing Judge of the division, Judges| River, in Thrace. graph 2 that “No religious corpor-| months o fa two-year sentence for| As has been told, James A. Hou- i t he State Treasurer today said it} Of bis life, Mrs. Mary Bailey off jopger specifically declared that he piair and White dissenting to this The Greek Government notified/ ation or minister of any cult will be | violation of the prohibition laws. chin, Jefferson City banker, former ; Ps he td ‘ ° ! Fs BMowus FAAS ASSTOMN OPS!) Le tvil salaries pavroll for February | hefe, even though he faces trial | At this time it became known transfer. in the. face of two dis- No Animus Toward Foreigner. "i CHAASIC GATS Hl=c MEA! ae Then it falla due Saturday, because | OM @ charge for which the extreme | that while Madison County officers anit ‘ tional Justice, but that Turkey had For thi ai oad h for 1922, the Government investi- | Democratic nomination for Gover- : —_ siisdiacoes ~~ penalty is death—criminal assault. " the proposal. Therefore, or this reason and without such; cators allege that he understated os. tie ' ~ ion « ice ,¥ “7? Te S*Ota 3 on . Qn % a . 7 ~ ‘per sy Figen gee 9m Tarelee ty ated ota "duh and dumped 250 gallons of mash force and effect of the repeated The. ne ase gga was a ae ner em te meat | They left Tulsa at 6:3 0a. m. and/ details of investments In them have again was cut to 5 cente in 19°22. | . sails ‘me alin three. seven:andg 16 and two gallons of whisky on the rulings of this court, it was stated | hind i. ail anon Chats in ~ a pari rons —— | stopped at Springfield for 45 min-|not been made public by the au- ; These reductions resulted in the|) ' ‘ flocks , SO = eee oe eueE ae Ons. ghee spd seein sig Be said it was apparent an - aay! vi nd Dalithes? (eee, one snd otf. . Oplle. x; | theres am “ecreases in revenue a: | ae at | pre ee {the house at the time. 3 ial a 7 ‘ax rates reductions by the 1921/' Furniture Majaski’s home, a@ 60-gallon still, on aed pst se ey wi et morning, at which time a vote, eeeriic erate ful investigation. Houchin, who F Legislature. Since 1994 the total 1450 gailons of mash and 50 gal-.| within + . cateaile Alba te — ng | may be reached. | Another instance of distortion of | Nat Goldstein, whose application arranged with Assistant District 3 he nmen' of property: in Missourt | | Ads H | lons of whisky were destroyed. The | “oy pee i ‘Seales poten ge ae When the House convene, | the facts during these days has for ball for.release from the Fed- sane ana 506 bounce to fur- oe INCren sed each year, aithough, tenant had fled. ‘rehearing was granted sa a Chairman Graham asked unan?- | been the declaration that numer- ‘eral penitentiary at Leavenworth al ; ond aturday. de.- | ear of (ualization has made! Are Carried Similarly, the tenants were gone; .ourt'. motion after Jones H. Par-|Mous consent that the Judiciary) | idiite sotdelé) tu: Mdiiee havent filed after ten other Jack |°/@red today he would not dignity F. @! «6reductions in farm land | from 1024 State street, Madison.|/1.- Speaker of the House r-lGommittee be allowed to sit dur-|°4* P , co have | Daniel whisky defendants were ad-|‘%* charge by employing an attor- : “ssessments. These reductions for || ||| where the agents found a 100-gal- | ia leet Ki : lie ; aad and ing the sessions of the House, that| been closed. What has in reality !mitted to bail. will be released | Bey. B. TUPal sections of the state have | ee pore ‘} lon still, and 1000 Gystreet, where | had mihciebibheaee po a veaseger action in the Enxlish case might! occurred is that upon the diacowery |ffom prison tomorrow or Saturday Jesse Keppel, who resides at 4471 4 = More than offset by increases | |) oe =e were pebiehed tone: , they seized a 75-gallon. sfill, ing, ae on oe he expedited. Edward ,J. King of convents, whose existence is not on an order issued today by Jus- Olive street. and cenducts a filling | city ang public utilits intimate: | by the second newspaper. | gallons of whisky and 225 gallons’ Sti Sra ‘eo (Rep.)' of Galesburg, objected, and meketobiiei: hin tie ‘ ea | tice Butler of the Supreme Conrt/| tation at 1049 Haniilton avenue. es cat-Diepatch {| of madh. , MEININGER DENIED REHEARING! the motion was lost. This meant ree oe wa nexed pon washington surrendered yesterday and gave me . *raits of the State were made | sts od baneccle 4 —_ Stell a ie Raids in Granite City. , PECs ‘hat the committee must . confine " tein” naeal : ° vee i Justice Butler today telegraphed $5000 bond. Alifn furnished $19.. (2 Mm “Ying the 1925 Legislature, ana| CAtries far more “Want A@s’ || xfoving north to Granite City the} JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. 25.—| {ts meetings to the mornings and| "ary Be loom. contemy to the pro- ithe Clerk of the United States Cir-| 900 hond Tuesday. Thomas \ @ °. Baker included bills increas-| | t@2" 277 other St. Lou's news” | agents raided the home of John| Division No. 2 of the Supreme| evenings. ee of the Con- ,cuit Court of Appeals in Chicago /|4nd Bagby have not surrendered, s mie the State income property ech i paper-——often —_—s pan Alas | Pappas at 1426 Wash etreet, where | Court today overruled motions for i Plaetas Saeed stitution. These schools have not fixing Goldstein's bond at $25,000. Stock Sales Stopped in 1923. | ~ “rporation frauch'ec iets ie his || THREE oo news- | they reported finding a 15-gallon rehearings in two appeals of Ar- Mrs. Coolidge Able to Be Up. been closed, base obliged to make itt will be necessary for the bond In August, 1923, the State Ft. = Nor ee ee tl a '|still, 15 gallons of whisky and 250/tnur ©. Meininger, cashier of the; WASHINGTON. Feb. 25.—Mrs,| their status conform to the afore- ito he signed by Goldstein in Leay-| nance Department refused to grant? ~ THE STAKE OUGHT oo "9 Aggressive fight for *hese bitte | | | gallons of mash. In the same block. | qefynct Nicht and Dav Bank of St.| Coolidge was up and around the — hawt : enworth and then taken to Chicago the International company & one ! : TH W@ they did not even reach the || POST-DISPATCH at the home of Paul Cicka, 1416) Mouis, who is serving two peni-| White House today after having face! f the recent public display |for approval, after which he wii'| mit for additional sale of stock. THE CENTER oF THE PA py * Bre of Passage by th: Peddbuaed. | | FIRST IN ST. LOUIS || Wash street, they seized 100 §al-/tentiary terms here. aggregating’ been confined to bed for two days of disobedience and opposition to;bhe released. His attorney also for consistent violation of the biue- 7 Continued en Pare a. Cake we. J S| ba Continued on Page 2. Column 4. eight years. for looting the bank. by a cold ' Continued on Page 2, Colame > must file a wiit of errors Continued on Page 2, ¢ olaman 5. : . on ee : ; | i ties . ——

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1926. AL PHONE SERVICE WALL START MARCH 7 t 2000 of Automatic ieettie- ments to Be Placed | in Operation. Suge’ SE cine. _ ot LOUIS | : 0) peepee Che ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH See + ee. ge cH COMPANY ) FAILED 10PAY vF R 18 MONTHS Promoter, in — | On Trial Honeymoon in Paris $2,000,000 LOSSES DISCLOSED BY MAIL FRAUD INDICTMENTS Continued from Page ‘ One. a s “THOMAS F. LAWRE SUED mR NO Former Insurance Offictal, rested in Chicago a "i a ters Order of Appeapag MOTOR MAGNATE RECIPE FOR SUCCESS — GIVEN BY C MW. NASH ' Auto Manufacturer of Kenosha, Wis., Explains Phenomenal Rise of Company. ' i | paeine Fh ” eae Ae « , oa PRESIDENT WILL SIGN THE TAX. BLL TOMORROW White House Announce- -——————— isky law. It was 's stated that the | concern had spent $15,189 | | 1922 to do a gross business of $56. There was too much eretnenion, | and not enough production, the ' department believed. At that time | the company was engaged in | pbuilding three airplanes in a shop | jat Third and Dorcas streets, for- _merly having had a plant at 1034 | | First automatic or dia! telephones | North Vandeventer avenue. | Officers replied it was a going; here today by one of its leading | | | Firs { ee £ 7 z: a ‘ , PRE RN > ae the * . ‘ >. ae ~ PRR 2 MMe Ree Gem RENT Ha AIA OL eee, a ere WO Poem a oa 5 tg pm * ee ys CO a es Se Ne ee te > « Ores A recipe for success was given 5 | ,Mrs. Lyn Fernald Lawygge. day sued to divorce The PdPats.? 26 eta a ee ee ee . 5 ~ . : | ment Made After Measure hin St. Louis will be put tn service | a | | at midnight, Saturday, March 6.|concern, with $250, 000 invested, | eke | bile a , ey Is Sent From Congress—_ |'There will be about 2000 telephones! having sold $162,000 of its stock agp hgae mgr poe | | a bres former vice im L | & Se i It. 61 ee | listed in the Laclede and Prospect! to 460 Missourians. The company say ad ed Nagh*of thé Nash Pio-| ve S a ce State Life | Declares umber Firm’ S » | nate Passed It, to 10. ee | exchanges. Some Grand and Sid-| was formed in 1920 and reorgan-| f° .C0-. which declared a 900 per | he who was arrested igi k ¢ 208 ' ney phones were transferred last) ized in 1923. In August, 1923, be- cent stock dividend une apes and rm o Ciiange Se with ® Ma Camp Wor ers Had to) : ; INC 3 year to these new exchanges, which | sides the Keppels, the third officer i Ha 1925 net profits as $16,- et agen of St. Louts. at | i inet, C . ¢ ; OME LEVIES | % |occupy 4 specially constructed | was A. R. Perle, treasurer, and the | 256,218, as compared to $9,280,541 ' ‘ee of Mrs. Lawrence, i. as Eat racked Corn. % : ‘ 5 building at Grand boulevard and, board of directors comprised the in 1924. 3 Mrs. Lawrence, in ey asinincesiiililiias % . ! CUT $200,000,000 | : Botanical avenue. officers and Robert F. Keppel, J. F. In 1916 Nash, for four years states they married Jur ir % ' BS The dial telephone is the modern; Crawford, W. L.. Moore, William president of* the General Motors “ey aoperanes 2a ASSETS SOLD TOO ; : ‘ device permitting the person call-| Feder, Charles Kreutzanger and Corporation, organized his concern : _ to go to Chicago 6m Bt Under New Rates, More’ oi jing to spin a dial to the first two; John Boltres. and took over a Kenosha, Wis., fac- mess.” She charges dan LOW: HE STATES — fee . , i. ie 33 letters of the exchange name and In February, 1924, the State Fi-j °°? then manufacturing 7000 or Lawrence and Mrs, | : Than 2,300,000 Present ae & the four digits of the number and/nance Department ordered the 8000 automobiles: a year. | Serene! ot ae Shore Dri Oe eee | | 3 |have the call completed by auto-| Western Bond & Mortgage Co Last year he made 93,000— | Hote! after ire. Leena R. But! H Ad- : Tax-Payers Are Relieved I} |matic machinery. Temporarily,| which had a suite of offices in the|TePresenting @ business turnover ats otfiowts 0 Edwin oe ; * | Laclede and Prospect subscribers] Title Guaranty Building, to quit of $97,000,000—and a “gold coast” | als Court, Lawrence and ° d F ilin to Se i of All Direct Levies. age eye ta aged a selling its stock, for violation of ‘a ips ge ah ees ange — serine: | jail but wore Bae a te ote — : . in the familiar old-fas ioned way, | the blue sky law. Simultaneously, _ — * enosha where OER MOR | sgl tge ater let off on pay Aside Fund From Receiv- ; their connections being made/a disgruntled investor attached the|~"° nee Vinee et Seer ee nt of a $100 tine Ge : By the Assoc ° } h the Grand and Humbolt me ; yee: © | had ‘ 40 rence then { | ciated Pres: through umbolt| office furnitu d ad nearly $40,000. resigned his past WASHINGTON, Feb. 25 exchanges shortly was ound. cath Presse “Not a soul connected with the C. W. NASH the insurance company, er’s Cot ¥ b N, ve : 9 a ’ al pae\ - : Ss Ld ’ ‘ u ; = 7 ° s+ ° : Oe iin tnd Pres-| gia. After this first installation of! cern ostensibly was react a sc company had anything to do with |= Mrs. Lawrence's suit was filed by ene se gre “ ends to sign the. 2000 dial phones, about 150 more! mote, finance and manage home the phenomenal stock rise,” Nash! best since the war. “We learned the firm of Rassieur & Long, whigh ; : od of Se is tax reduction bill at 10 a. m. to-| will be converted daily from the] puilding organizations, at the time said today, when he arrived to see; our lesson in 1920,” he remarked declined to state her ad. ogy th ite Bee ee ; aad Announcement that he manual type, Southwestern Bell | of the serious housing shortage ‘aie. the Automobile Show and address| “There had been no abnormal Py dress. Lawrence, through ee. 1922 and 1923, the payrolls of the) would give the measure his ap | Telephone Co. officials believe, un-/ der the Ernest Flagg plan. Nash dealers at a luncheon in the; pansion. Heads of the great basic ey Preys an appearance ani now defunct Forked Leaf White )roval was made late today a: the | til by ee a et a 7 The company’s reply was an af- eee de Hotel. Our business! industries, such as the steel indus- pete, - teres that a Oak Lumber Co. were not met, re- “ hite House after the proposal eae : ‘a — gegen Y|fidavit by 10 stockholders that no in mply to manufacture automo-|try, have kept prices at a judicious ane ye pr would be mate -ylting in numerous hardships to! had been: received from Congress | of 14, : ines, 1eV serve a large! stock had been or would be offered wegps level. It’s safe to say that the yp ine The "a 250 employes 1 thei and turned over by the President | South Side area, east of Kingshigh-| for public sale. Houchin, at the There isn’t a mahogany desk | farmer has a better prospect than formerly lived at 5387 Pershing the du9 empio) ane 1eir fame. to the Treasury for a final study | Bae time, declared it was a closed cor- sb geod sv eens a own is plain; he has had since the war. With a peat cate me : es, The only pay tee ee vf its provisions. _ | Within wage Bota ad _ dial! poration, with 11 stockholders, wise. oa ep ae a rug on my | good seed time and a good harvest, W M workmen during this time was an! Senate approval late yesterday, | oe phones are expecces o be in USs€; he said, were Allyn, the president: nt ioe tg e factory tte elon I see no reason why prosperity 0 AN IDENTIFIES BODY AS ecasional small sum, usually $2 by a vote of 61 to 10, of the com- —Pacific & Atlantic Photo. in St. [.ouis, in the course of cON-| William Fedder. vice president: F tendent’s office is just as good. We} should not continue, for after all : : } promise reached verting the whole local system. Two] x ; - f Bes spend money like drunken sailors | all OF LONG MISSING or $3, after a sale of lumber, ere ched in the conference . MR, AND MRS. JAMES A. STILLMAN naitnmnniie Tas ie enbes ¥ the head of the Mexican | tives, where they were introduced. | tate dial calls by having the first] permission to wind up the bust 65; a ; by Judas aaa a, 1923, | thick f | b ’ . but it is worth ev ’ : wire, and the unconscious lineman Ye a S a F T' a . eiver bv Judge Faris July 9, los.) ° ick fog pre : he suggested that the revenue re- Violations by Americans Rare. Sonne every penny it costs. | jowered to the ground, At the city | ay an atur ay, an oe WO0- = Se ing of ee alter about one year in that ea- from reas ‘ duction will have little effect on With regard to the future, the oat costs far more than edu-| hospital he was pronounced dead. W pacity. contended at the Bessie afterncem aaa : the current fiscal year. Such sur- osu of the Government of om on and is not worth a penny. —___— , ie cities that his successor, Janres with Betty Jo ; plus as is available for the current eer toward the Catholic priests “oat are three factors that deter- THOMAS A, EDISON BATS 500: T) Byrnes, had disposed of ihe) =? seam north year is being applied to reduction |°F the ministers of any other cult mine the wealth of any community: C «let ade : {City at = of the public debt, and that policy |C2™not be different for American natural resources, physical ni By the, Ate hie Feb. 25.— g spate = dina There won an line, her pilot will continue to the end of the| Citizens from that adopted for |Sources and education. Natural and |'Thomas A. Séison has hbneine a | 74 - eS oe vente re see solg }Of darkness fiscal year, June 30. panne of other nationalities. But it | Physical resources are fixed. Edu-/baseball recruit. He carried off at oe ier ne removal to pay off | miles from F The widespread slashes in taxes| > "°°®®S2'y to say that the viola- |cation is not. Education multiplies | batting average of .500 ng * aiyanEe ertificates, he «tated, | ad to compl become effective in ‘ tions of the law by American citi-|the r ° RIALS e receiver's cer! ates, ated. 3 immediately upo mm nMaNces!rens in this respect are not so/|tenf . ws of any community| At the request of moving pic- asseriing that Byrnes sold it for automobile ang nh enactment of : enfold. It is safe to estimate the /|ture men, the inventor took a hand considerably below its real value.” | N | the measure, and income t numerous as those of the nationals | wealth of any vo fae or took & nan onsiderably below St ee ——a ; cage dng oe ar il penttetan ornate “ i espera tin a" ne gy of the Phil- }: ERE i 18 an especial opportunity to secure a guaranteed : The witness also beige ed nes | She pan 5 sty to ucation |ade a Athletics. Ki as the ff about $656,000, whien ' ‘ more, than 4200,000,000, withthe Almost without exception the in the full meaning of thie term [pit phia Athletics. Kid | Gleason 26 Sli instrument at a large saving in price. The used and Rectiven Byrnes got for some of) aa ' uced rates effec a ; ' ; aha ] htl U d +7 : P ae hee | Paecifie tra fia payments for this phar whi Scot churches which are not Catholic Saget is enough money in Missouri |}the mask behind the bat. Edison 1g t y se reconditioned Pianos represent those taken in trade on new he company’s timber lands, W@S' 454 departin 1% ai Saved 18 , ch are / adjust themselves while residing in 0 take good care of the schools|missed the first one Gleason shot instruments during the past month “much too low.” Byrnes, who @t-g.99 Repose f cag ole me ae ii. th whet thee lew éemmnnda wot all other institutions worth |over, but on the next pitch he sent Upri hts The f] 3 - ended hearing, declined 10 | wandsh train : proximately 7,000,000 wadiaeat Sin wid this reason they are not mo- 3 a lawfully levied tax can |a Texas leaguer just out. of reach z € fi0or samples are instruments that have been used for fomment on Butlers statemen's, riche while ad payers are relieved of all diréct vo Saenger i — pag Ae eae of Joe Hauser. demonstration purposes only i in our own Music Salons a ~_ eo we he — ee ie Start of the : taxa . osperity of their ! FIG r ° . properties at public sale, wit he a ones Secs trees detec a through the work of OLIVE AT EIGHTH LEASED NINE U. S. RAIDS Taken in Exchange on ‘. approval of t%e court. It We as | aa Halbe ‘5 © | Mexican ministers an , tes —— Fl S mM ] R d Pj pointed out by B eg’ ttorne sma wiry, : bs Castes 2 Faecon and from ‘quilly and respected imate on een T0 F, W, WOOLWORTH CO, IN PLAN TO DRY UP New Grands and oor a D € epro ucing 1anos Paul ahewell lise hake a r | eyes and a yo 4 ~ F, : : ° ' — me: . ( | Passed in cote hice gma sg performing acts of re-|99-Year Hold Granted on Corner MADISON COUNTY ‘ Included in the Collection for This Sale hever was able to sell (= Sa me van Hastening to complete tho Ill] none Ovcupied by Greenfield Bros, eproducing Grands $2500.00 $2650.00 or what he consiec=’. i s in order to permit the reductions Four Religious Schools, Two of Clothing Co. Continued from Page One. K Ww : $2175.00 aeeed ence with am : hh aides with the tire per- Them Protestant, Closed. A 99-year lease on the property|. ASN Sait urtzmann-Welte Sohmer-Welte Franklin Armpice _ ‘Three Issues Involved. veteuiil tyes : ments, Congress sidetracked much By the Associated Press. at the southeast corner of Eighth tone of whisky and 1090 eithons of co ection including such $1675 OO ree iaxties ara {involved at the eo | other legislation and perfected the EL PASO, Tex., Feb. °5.—Four and Olive 6 streets, one of the ghoic- |“ wine. renowned names as Steinwa . $1750.00 $1825 00 earing, the principal one being T wanted measure in almost record-breaking religious schools at Juarez, Mexico, | ®8t business corners in the city, has | All of the raids were made on | ig , gat : he application of attorneys for | quickly ame time, less than three months after |}¥° “ eee were Catholic and | been made to the F. W. Woolworth of poeeigy { ea Sige ene laa | vgn tegen Kurtzmann, Kimball, 9 Bran \ . ‘ mas C. Wh ee be ta ef Oo Protestant, h Co. /upon nformatio é : | . d N W M ] Pp Pp Westminster lace olde yf; ‘So Tf too : the opening of the session. sll Raennathin en at cele oe te Penorteet™ iui 9a tag by | Ivers & Pond, Haines Bros., etc. e e 1 ton layer- 1anos 69.750 of rec muda : ere Fic and I snail The demand for haste was heed- City ~~ uahua a property, fronting “6 feet on bed : c : sStigation ot | | Re ] 1] $ a : ceivership certificates . ; ed by leaders of both parties in aa ore than 800 pupils are/Olive and 126 feet on Kighth several days. an a | §u arly $ 45.00, e company, for permission to Louis yester , sha Sfouse and Senate and. resulted | eet: _ TBe Closing was accom- street, is at present occupled “et Sheriff Deimling and State's At- | A large number of other | Friday and Saturday Only , pigs surety, the National | tun@te same ; ina compromise between the par- Plished without disorder. The |the Greenfield Bros. Clothing Co torney Brown of Madison County equal] bed tat | irety Co, on his $50,000 bond. The ship beh files on the major provisions of the eae oe ae said to have been op-|The Cornet & Zeibig Trust. repre- yesterday conferred with Depart- ferj ben ° om . 4 ton aly renege theca oelpae- eaveng of $100.00 on a fine quality standard i 9. ; rah ts vico present Se bill. As a result, the principal y Mexicans. oe lage Turncr estate. which wom ee a pre- ering a special price range for make instrument. Bench to match and $10. 00 worth of player rolte oa . e WT. Ferguson The peed fight developed over the inherit-| Priests Not iMawed { owns the property, ne : vy ; e impending sur- F id imbe n reade Building, lained - sts Not : o y, negotiated the] ronde isa riday and § ot your own sel ates 3 plained, wag hs wtlals the Senite voted tea Land in! gea) With the Mastin-Breitt Rea dheneere of John Giannola, St. Louis y aturday, from ~ Ny y 9 oy It is sold in St. Lowis only at Vandervoort’s. ‘Her issues f he request of telegram frol to repeal, but which was kept in} By the Associated Press Estate Co. for the Woolworth in-| ¢, 1olesale grocer, whom the Fed- — fo oe icago the retail price for this instrument is Ta attorney, Walter K-| the Revoiaes the bill by the House, which modi- VERA CRUZ r a terests. Martin-Breitt officials de- io agents will hold on a warrant ‘ $595.00. *, for Butler's discharge On'the child fal fe fied the rates. In contrast to the! spanish liner Leon A ag A clined to comment. oe 0 ae interstate transportation | e to 22 * Jond as receiver, and the Inter) @atitgumuas | 4 two previous reduction bills voted | was due to eall ssihdiaaseil » Which —_—————___~.—_____. of a stolen auto found on_ the | : N “ . i +e S petition of Attorney Bake- Her { since the war, almost complete| vana and 8S : sel fee cs. MARJORIE RAMBEAU WEEPS ; moonshiner’s farm where Consta- | Cw mperia Used Hallet & 0 fone ee : | agreement was reached between the| held here seat — is being ble Hockett and Balke were killed. | | : nes, former Democratic mayor-. “My hh |. _ party leaders on the income tax, eight Spanish priests ns to me AT MANION DIVORCE TRIAL Pe Sneriteaiso made a request oT | Grand Davis Grand The. sean altos 4 schedules. hk cee tn. % exico hii: Meeeke ict O St Louis police for the arrest Sells R larly F a © principal contention ef ===maaee : Spain. The } e deported to a Down at Testis | Of Giannola, but declined yester- ellis Neguiarly £ rom | Specially Priced for Friday and Vhitmarsh’s chief counsel, Harry | POrt Werte’ ig Girl Takes Poison by Mistake. cm a “ a Government garg My Finding of Husband day to say whether it was on that | E $495.00 to $650.00 | Saturday Onl ° be in that the surety oonne tne fi § . ré S ' + ‘ Tian , inant: , . by ) . Martrilla Mead, 14 years old, of Pein ot © Havana, but the ee cell Suite at Hotel. | matter that he conferred with the | asy Terms on All Two-Day y seen na lable to the extent of the | ain theres’ ‘ Et °205A Franklin avenue, drank a/.,) n Consul here announces they NEO aera d Press. |local agents. Prior to their visit | S fal ond because of Butler's admitted Aneele t 4 amall quantity of iodine. which she the ae be permitted to land when - EW Y¥ ORK, Feb, 23.—Mar- } here Brown and Deimling had led Instruments I pore adits ‘allure to denasit 4 “ae nt of “Forty mil | i mistook for medicine, last night at| o. — reaches the Cuban | jorie Rambeau, actress, named as/ # raid on a farm between Granite. This instrument is made by | We ob ne proceds ‘of lumber sales in a Fort wacilll | her home. She is at city hospital pital. | co-respondent in the suit for qai-| “ity and Alton and arrested tl | Unusually low terms can be | f th ld’ obtained this instrument in Louts bank for retire . . : in Serious condition. A dispatch from Mexico City or-| Yrce brought by Mrs. Mabell| MeN engaged in settin e Saree | cichinmed $6 ett , one of the world’s largest man- | exchange and part payment on a ~ he receivership certit irement of airplane pit He 7 ne : fore that the priests be piaced| Manton, burst into tears during | Stills. The Sashes ence | | aie 8 your conveni- | ufacturers. At this special | ™** Chickering. It comes from“ bet ired by Foden Pb rr or had never % zs ; : - ° . , si . ‘ i Judge * ¢ in! 4 NT oe allan SA ore Real bien Be sierra tai Sar gd | price it represents a remarkable | OM¢ Of the best homes in St. Louie FAM. “"SIne Butier permission to [hill plane | “is . ® to de- ch began Robs, eres Mantia and Sam Tomarchi | value. price, represents bao : “8 $150,000 ans pec : ef M Founded , Eg at © emia bark at Havana. a Ahle followed testimony py! Vouls. The stills were aiiacion dys : ae unusual opportunity. ' = = ee floaters ri omen an ee cer: ‘a. Mm. ‘ET rubtianed Pai rs. Sarah Smith Griggs that a! selene | - ropertte peste (he COMPS. ee ‘eal: by The Pulitrer Publieh: raid a Three Killed, : 20 ‘Hurt, in R ° Re ae “oe Only $115,090 of the } le pr enne, Paliter Pubiienne | BUILDING OWNER FINED $200) teccnetne ret Ausust had | By the Associated Pree Tornado. emember— I hese Prices Are Two D Ee ificates were sold. Most of 0) ee i ein ty bah Mott SHE'S re ised aa actress and William| MEMPHIS, Tenn., ‘eb. $9: or I WO. ays —— al et nN, dDesides those purchased By] maaan ik H $i is stone Woman Assessed on Alleged Dan- aie cone together in the Three Negroes were killed and 20; the Sale Be ins Frida M Q- oe ° Ferg ison Lumber Co and later again, cut ed i as srearal Ie Malt le ae aad ry gerous Condition of Theater. Counsel fer se orel Endicott. | "eres a Sere that erent | g Y orning at ‘Clock “a ®naferred to Whitmarsh, were) <n ens aamm #18 pecial dis wigs of Mrs. Dorothy McVey, owner. of! fen sel for Manton said the de- ;across the Mississippi River, from M Sal ken by creditors in payment for | 20 SASS a ee ation vot, “ ba the Gem Theater, 16 South Sixth sony ligt ont lg that Manton | Coutnenesers Arkansas late last usi¢ Salon—Sixth Floor. AMON claims. . and oil at a q Ss Rambeau's ro night , ; ‘a —— he “We w a qumeCRIPTTONe ES BY MAIL street, was fined $200 by default| « 2° room for night and early today and after de- Olcen , e were, ADA CE, IN in police court today when she proper reasons.” He said Manton |molishing several buildings ~ ——— By Me —- Killed Paroled Convict. in a few ¥ v am y. one em. . $1 failed t was employed to aid Mi , : near ssoctated Preas ; ut 90 Oo appear on a charge of! beau in reh ss Ram- \Lake Village, wrecked about 25 CHICAGO. over Missow pnlyone year’... ss keeping a building in a dangerous! play in aa oe for a part in a |dwellings and farm houses in su- Markemee, Feb. 25.——Pollee/ pilot said or toute crip eabra condition. Bullding inspectors, Miss R ~ she later appeared. | burban sections south of Greenville an mene haetien — brought death to) dangerous Delivered by cit rier or out-of-town who made the charge, said they had bendéa ory sede counsel con- | Miss. Damage to plantations was om Bunworth, paroled tiffe-| so we h . Dally erly. 600 nth ipted. bes ot te tad warned Mrs. McVey that! more to the ve ag — nothing | heavy in the path of the storm and — lin a hig aa fleeing in an auto- | swing east chandeliers and heavy cano ss than an em-|its effect was f | : » other gunmen. Less; “But | matter Jul PY or-| plove whor as felt in heavy rain: ‘AN seve " - ed of hae ice at oii ule RAS oe, at her theater were in nist her ie aires hired to as-jand high Winds in Tennessee me Age 7 n months after his re-/and worse ie : anger of falling. in the pla dy of her part 'Kentutky, a8 well as In Arkansas Olive and Lecust, From Ninth Tenth \a ‘inworth killed Paul Honk-/| time to time : fi: % and. Mississinp) i ea nin ' to Tent Milwaukee bootle a. r Bssippi, “Saige geer, an hours we ' ~ ~—— | “S suspected in connection | right inte — _ death of John Spectalt./ we ran int Miilwaukee liquor runner, see the gro Ce a

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. pep. % ae! LOUIS POSTt UISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1926 , ST Lous POST OISPATC } pee 25, 1926. . ~~ @' ae We apes “ 4 “ Cee ee Sa, ee eee ee ———— = ——— = pum ee ee a eee ~ THOMAS F. LAWRENCE TewvernMDANY Grandmother Roach oc aE ATITY ny PK TEIN PEPRIIITS E WS POMPANY. Grandmother Reaches Sick Bl ASPHEMY SE REALITY OF SERPENT OF EDEN WALTER MKITTRIGK GERK TELLS RECRUITS al i lati a & ~~ at ih | y ld by Plane and T) ain Al IS UE 1 F iat . = ee = eae Ti ae 4 | Former Insurance Offictal, fy. | Pee . i Se s 4 a yeah fn . . a ie i nn nnn ns ee a On ees or ~ CO Ct :*% ‘. “v2! | rested in ppeticeneoeaesti oh if: aes | | Chicago Hotel, En- 3 ESR. Dut h bes z %| ters Order of Appearance, | I y Have Been | cori a. . an Animal, or Word M Dry Goods Man Gets Decree :n' “Drink, Kunahng : m a * M a : , 1% ’ oe . Mrs. I Gok | ay mcan Few Minutes on Desertio Mouth and Women” to Be Mrs. Lyn Fernald Law ‘ “er i] 9 - . oy .* * : ‘Ss 3 “Te > : : i} | day sued to divorce Tho rence “a p moter in Deposition | oe “ evi. (sroun Avoided, Chief Saves, | apres goed elisa Presiden: - “ i. 2. “Remember, Attorney, Bi. be aac — -- | J-| the Missour! State Life Insuran-. Declares Lumber Firm’s © | By the Associaiea Press 1 } Ar Co., who was evnod of t} PS Dutch > ¢ : Ina@i, was quite possible but — Vic kit tn} *3 wnesi 9 l.: Ace PP oan 7 i ste : (jddrem, 12 . 3 | n her peti ; Letter on Brockton Irial. © f the Dutch Reformed 7 juite possible, but he McKittrick, fro: uit Judg t States they married June ¢, ee ‘ : Church, appeared hefore the ins admitted that he had believed Wurdema EE & few } ass recrutis, toda. °% ‘and separated Aug. 12. , 40 : ies : * nat the serpent was a figurative tre after filing s . — ‘ ; oe wha ‘ : | 2 ASSE S$} nou ior ‘ verhal ? > Wwiimnmawrigor rg d . F seh : ae ’ > . stincnoes 4 Sid bdbe & siaidif a¢ qT) tn bel was Mig? ’ ‘ ,iir? '™ & Bi ‘ ‘7 . ‘ ’ n rs. Gruner Were ‘ (ne iD ilé f Nioti 4imbda Sé rpe 1? of tne IB ica AY hur o* Moin pare 3 . a eta ‘ ; Ti aii, i — : | ae : : arrested at the Lake Shore Dri ae th; ten ptati b ( : ; ae as ne grou id lat a Vas try of a jl arian i i t be Ss . . ef aaid: in ; | ve ] ithu 147 Ait¢nw and lecturer yy sak Oh Plrauio?r a1) tne varden af mo CYT er? _— 42 +7 . ‘ “A . 7 + mavae Jani i &di Se Pe anda To. ur gs 0. “ ” - 1e] - {ii +e ‘ ?2 TY Tr)? ‘ae 4 or ae. - ’ re ‘ ’ i ha z | Hotel at ter Mrs. Lawrence led mor- e R Butler be Ad aie ye A ie a Ede sa was ‘‘a fay reeping — TY ih Old ‘Testame ai AC Ba viOlis WS e pres: ! eo ~ j ° i¢ ; - 4% te wit? : | a als officers to the hotel. In Mo Edwin ° ~ as - charges of biagpmueniy unger a Stat- 7}. a ae Sk yp-leg Creae- ie hen demanded that he be sel W Fordyce ‘on . r- 117 9G + 1A ae tarate PP rae ct fulix raha hilitata 7 +} he wis rT #4 ; rimMmina.S, @arts ' as AULY compe: : a: ls * Cir t. Lawre ce *y* ute aad . CATEt oid, an a ce dit his iS : as. a¢ hat asda t qd ] i + S eCiiure¢ ii i &@S i iG > \1 ' a and Mrs. Gri- itted Failing to Set MOrvd c} les - Jic + oS The guestion was asked vester- and that all netnrea Secs ' ae a Gs nmtoy e } anv o* z /ner were sentenced to 30 days 4; mil moving slowly in District Court.) ao. pe — ester- and that all pastors be given lib- vrie!t, being mere.y a repet: 0! aLOm | . 4 n 7 ‘ . 7 ‘ac a i) ‘Cause Ii¢ is ciiji Te % 6) an > gar? ve i..¢ rmkrorta?! - 4 r 4 ° jail but were later let off on ' - A threatesing letter. the second! oi. aie 3, egead to have of tnterpretation. He already the charges Appearing as « + darnnable pet craft’ wh : nent of a $100 fine each, —_— Aside Fun rom Receiv- Since the tria!) Operie¢ gd was recel\ ed elie qount in a sermon on the nas submitted a typew ritten reply acter witnesses for hil were 3 ceaid saioon eepers nd trades , rFeN CK!) :f ear : ‘ 4° : pai en ae ‘ pity oun. ‘ , pire ghicre: oo rene the { law. todav br Associate Ciitv Attorney ee StOry f hve and fe pell- f 40 sheets to 19 questions sub- Ty d WW Niehanvne. credit n , » wont tr ert 44 wr a (nen res gned his Post With , if] tes INA! i ZaPrsaoci } & d ise pent. 7 Nadal ; i > . : , jeu.ia US, rei Tit er ‘ : : imAFki«cs 6G in th: the insurance Company. er Ss Cert ica * Joseph AT. Ver CHa. W no 1s assist- a, raplied ON : ellie ; s , matted hey mee ; of > \" «& Walker! Z a! j Julius ‘ ris . j ? ing a she - iT) ; he nrosecrtjio! yf imb a5 tla ue beiWeved what A i1€ Lev. sar. reelKerke! nas Liez: nlove of the credit - se ean Lawrence’s suit Was filled by aig in tneé pre secution of Bimba. is enorded ti Bolv ‘Welt, atch oe fe baw etneis at ; nerKke . : $ hiegi ei ] 103 . ‘ . I want every ome of you te the firm of Rassieur & Long, whici, aia if =e Ml Gtebedee Mheit- -“Rete-'n6 aia| not koow how the teem | oanhe: . nany ee SS oe ee McKittrick is 54 years aepire to : at he declared earned ° Cc! For a neriod ry . Ty) narnyv f . x, anv ame : - Tate . . . ° y Ss. 1? ber. attorney. if RBiniba 1s not SeT]- ‘alawre aes - 1d Pe id pa OS! pPAlLsisy rom England szwermany ity and Mirs A] mitiric« : , ope v j g0 rn the depar' e : —- r? Tht Srmouls We inter a +o ® P QD +} 7* _i¢ $6 me : «i i : ; ; {> i iT} | te we eak sheot, Don't be ai | F — = ‘ the United States | Mother to oop Children jew with the intention of remaii cre mina ss eens nn So == : Custoidv of their Lo Chiadare . ; 4 . ing’ in it tor & your active years , declined to state her present ad. dress. Lawrence, through his a’. if. : sow defunct Forked Leaf White Marjori« 13 vears old, and Alan - ’ ‘ Llwavs te gentiemen remember coward. There is a God. What ha’ id ‘ fy* » } 7.7% pt about the rain, the sun and many ie "T= ase Pee ee ee CONFESSED m “ 0 , : : bade : ; 7 ll, was given the mother, tne sul’ } ing that everyone is entitled to arked. | 1 ex- 4 ‘4 i eh 2% 7 a | pak : . = : i] “nm a torney, entered an appearance and | it we j indus- | oe as indicated that a substantia’ Oak Lumber Co. were net met, re- ¢ 8 | 4 wa , * + r ? ¢hainm + \ Li i fre | Notniy cr St} } ov.ry ‘a’ > dicious , alimony allo nce would be made giting in num erous hards} Ime to ; . her hinges” He 18 Aa FOO) (mai ; Be » lO. blip. ’ ai sc ees. De opie j ‘ sa aoa ‘ ,° a . A Ai ; . =: rk as I » " ‘7 bd 2 et a _ > ow rg T) oT} = cs *,; ‘* S hel ee Contest. The Lawrences *. 350 ; ee ; i. ee o. tee lnut Hofman) |" «ed.: The! priests ten 10 RECOVER | $1000 OF LOOT Ce eee eee ve cene ore, |e Urteey Until he forkesss ae f ? ry Ff) emploves and thelr Me Be . : them ther : . Rie view of their vouth - cs si ' ls Hi I ’ t than) formerly lived et 58387 Pershing [ee a Pfam : ig with him. Let's have war.” — a oo God somewhere led ? att It was Pro- Engage in no political or religious P ° Nv ° mm. . _ q j . ; - ¢ : , > ? saa? s 4] t > : yer ae l¢ ms ae ; With a avenue. un, The only pay received by the The Hoffman referred to is Har- | *”" ye yne Cciouds. Albert Roth Names Buyer of Jew- ided the fathe ould nav - ontroversies : 4 : ~ > At “ iTn “5 a) | ha ¢ oe > right To visit t} em a Id hs Ye Vi ai ‘ arves’. ; rorkmen aquringe his time was afr ¢: .S H iffina Ni, counse. 10 ” Bin Pct '- > Ane SS S ¢ greeq air. Bimba elry W ho Had Just Finished +} , = . ; ; . Acc ura’ y in Reports Necessary. WOMAN IDENTIFIES BODY iona! a)] 1 The missive received veaterday |°"| **"‘ first part of his speech dis- Jail Term from them & reasonable times. 4 eer ia S71) TY TIS tis I 7° sas ha ee 2 - ci AA bs . ‘ 4 - e _ ° "771, ¢ é . re erity oe Wiccan amet nite tame Ot a4 445 ¢ issed conditions is Lithuan} rae nt} . , The daughter is attending a school Tie department demands loya Soaps | OF LONG MISSING BRO « $3, after a sale of Inmber perestenes the sere Pian he oheeeied mut ao ao Albert Roth, who, with Joseph 2+ Aiken, S. (., and the son is in ty, and that means you shouldn’ or | ‘ torneyvy with deat! if Bimba was Si only — 4 THUCH Surlrerinze® PatricL ae ae rege ‘ As : le : : : “ ; ' ‘ et earth.” | THER aeentiy SS ee ae forne’ she ie = the dominance of the clerical ratrickK, as admitted more than: Fay Schoo!. Southborough Tass ro out and trv to ciean up a case tre . di - ; J i Tatah erTed s ihcaAdil Se i a B : z ? : ; - ding pits | rf -s q ~ . * 4 tr Gia. inl * a = . - Pf r ry Y ae. +} : - 7 «= ’ | Th ‘ — ae a : ' ; t marty v% daviight .burgiaries esterday. The McKittricks were marred ‘*O OS as: the §:0r Usually the e body of a man f@pnd dea: eked corn. which be Another Threat Yesterday. Ke 7 las oa — ; de i “an gee wat PR ge f j , , - The second nart of as _ , | ASBisted detectives In rec overing nere Ja ~4. 1912. and, the piain- riminal gets away. So take your mn a room at ‘ 113A Mor gtree: ripped to a a 11177 hor a? mM t9 a . pan . Soe : e Joh! Ro ones rosea ;T] , ’ ite i ai } i118 speec! se - PR i ; eas , e was identified last night by uM. 2 : 3 Bind tg , : ag aan a 2 F ea e . * os ee ae ‘they. said oncerned conditions of about $1000 wortn or jewelry etolen ‘°F declared, his wife left their Svperior officer into your cont! C / w« . Pe 2 2 ‘as ae ‘ 4 Oe 4 a “pce ano ae ’ Cross-e@Xa Mlhid- ‘ - esac ae Pa questions put ; sv | mo wags serving a 3 day a : 4 + 4 ; Hi ivi pe % in 1¢ = . oa J I : — " . . ? + ow fe ? Ragas ieee Beet to him at tt y ‘ + _ terrn in St *} } 4q4) 3 endent mea! ) Laintenanc h make him spell it ou it’ » t here| paper in Heusner’s pocket bor+ something to eat before x Eo Bimba exploited the people the bs a a at the meeting they agreed; Charles jail in a liquor | Pe vces wh s of maintenance, Ne i as i - oa erenc?s}] Mrs. Offner’s nam eee sie ee ee “ : ee 8 jee as oa en Soa om aoe 4 : ois __, that Bimba said that the only fls “ase. The term expired last night 54/4, she fas re mained in the East; >™y¥t" or senmitt sega a ane e oo. work.” Sane as the priests. He gave an he believed in eats tia ee Pk — and when the man was relensed with the children, spending a great You are. in a sense like the | oo oe ee yee. Mrs. B. M. Halbert at Decat a; we amphatic “sure’| when S8keC) tat it Me tie Pe ee pe a | dead of 1 ‘ole’ ‘hotel clerk, greeting al) strangers . - eat Tse a pane (ma it woul: ant as he wv net ¢ + a4} y _| deal of her time in’New Jorx i ierk, Breetin al} sti Rggres terdav morning. Other roomers On one ‘ iSioO}j oA (al : } of bd . . Ca ur, e*¢ ter whet? er he elie ved priests qQid @x- NAT i ing? es . . = in Kovno, - +3 as — at wie ae wr, b Sa It ligt it An . i VA hen stranwers:: , Bs f wn ees. Hurried Tl y From San A rlOlt (ne } POpis HH: — R cade anian a re — >..%% - ‘ : €4+- Tr ©) iditi On + ¢ 7 ‘ TI rion piv: > a {rx Peatlf ent! ° a over ajacgo and a phyhician who calles i x +e oe ai et nge O, a ‘rhe main itea 1 took away,” he ee ao rockton, lnot Stenet Potties Gatien, After; 7 °oe- ‘™ e direct allega lligentiy an on Mis-| Tuesday pronounced him suffering nence, . center « eet Ibe: Y I ‘ey iar eal ae , ead ou i In the prosecution's bill of par Roth confronted him, the man di- tion of desertion, the suit declared COurteously. W hen von are asked — ai” oie ate ; ~ said was that } ouian KRNnO' ey oe ; ete ' , : ‘ ; - ae ee ae ra a abate ‘ ‘+, 4 over with double pneumonia The phi ‘OTT pe.s> ~ O} ie BRE. & Ooungster mproved by News of Coming. ‘ ae 4 = ‘ ‘ © wy ci S ag oT F#rirth + at 2 rected officers to tne norme of rela- Mrs. M Kit rick s f mauect in lea v- , ei re | if “Ai Ti mNiA ‘ is lncated . o7* ive ite eg | Néilaate ate MORN 1 Bs ™* $2000 diamond stud to the same = Kittric) vho has had a home ‘The greatest mistake policemen : ; i: = ‘ i i\/da A zi i ii ° s i | i * re ) hi nK- i Bid Se ; f : i i ~ yy ais ro imai ) 7 + . T } ea le Yr 7 , ‘ o ; y 4 . + . . +) _ ir , r », 1 r ? tv } ~ ¢ | me? t in tne siquor case and has! — ‘ 5 wi ; jon t r ave QO iVo Tr) ie rt +} : 4 ce to ’ .U us is s ailv it?! These t 72 ‘es a ’ ? ed ‘ ee - . ’ 4 i eo I (}O> . AAaitii ii] 4 lé Tic ] Ax or ‘ ad4di%/ a 7 ES An a oh Ga 4 TRAFFIC ° NI: ha NI kK tt } K T 4 : = inking : 2 : . : s ee ae | = ‘ ‘ ’ ; a4 is ci i ‘ 24 — . ai . aa moe g o~ abe o ‘ see we » tiie gQawugzi ‘ t . . - t trains a singie operator under an amend- ; rine were . > . * + p *ac? > Sen’ z dav . ¥ tt 18 , Pe. ‘ - tha { ASI) fr writ gm, ,i¢ . ‘ : - ‘ rOO | 7 ) > oo 14) a8 *% ri t1TY) OPT Oe : eive | ” Bie in'a car to Bu a pia:n ile — : Ries aoF Driggs G. B. McKinney First to Appear in “ra... she nad heen Ft fuated from «5 of whom 28 will enter wt . a pen ae . oe = + ae tog oe i aver oN Ps see ee , ier and ret oo" ai a - ae oe on weated under 1 rig. | : cor *~ Cg = : so : : Wino! x —s me ¢ * oe . . . r) foi, New } OTK 3 | te & ‘ lé i vetiodie tome rre _ +} : oa : . ; fore Spe miss er Irvine field at Fort Wogt Tex at 7:30 Mrs. Halbert’s hu , _lare “lots of fools who stil: believe | bY Police Judge Rosecran ' a AO col Sa a a me se aia as Erie ) en tomorrow, the remainder still : fn: { > : “at ‘ : vi] ‘ ig} rt 1g 1} j : ‘ ‘ 7% ; q oi 128 a LY T I At! > Ni Lmns al 4 Lfi€ Lf Té6StimMo!l 7 1) ‘ itt ‘ , { de 1y ‘ = " i +. "as om 7 rv TS 3 ‘rt ane. nr . a al : Py - , ¢ H red a rf taiill . 3 ; : ' lg »\ wd i ef t sah a a es ey a a pe? Reaiory ‘ted ie Seaton a sa shai ct Correction 27 the Federa! grand Jury on ehat ree been in the ary rt ds DUSsSINess Since i pearing to he about in their middle was the . : S1 had ” ’ f NJ I odworth is G8" a 0% | ac . ee ee ePpral nearing today. of using the mails to defraud, gave leaving college in 1896 twenties - ‘ = —. . Franas seh Té 7 H t ‘ f » ’ - THPiT> — o y. — - . - 437) 9 oe | SaeEee nia’Yt ; z Ti¢ nail ii] 77 ' : . _ : e f - ¥ 7 ayer ©7 | as assets repor:-;" | ~ 11NENE Tsp. pastor e kas Park Baptist Bimba tn Li mg Y iaqge Gayer fixed the punisn- bond today hefore Commissioner Zito him by Buti s exceeding ; ‘St 048” 2 his: prospect, |Church at Decatur. Betty Jo has 1” Brockton on et ae. Te Res ee did not pass senten>. Atkins. The bond, in the eum of: ae ” , ‘ "er “8 a pDryivs}: ‘Beh ae. rouge it , ried — . i , whom visit the Haibert me in = ae ae ‘;40T & CW trial. Testimony was thit Wade president of the Merean & ; ‘— : . ' () ' . . sd ‘¢, receive as much of the testimony Tiffa y Tarvical i , a T i putier, WhO - ; : : A when Fra weak removed to pay ett partes iro Sor. yy Ort and 8: R ' ‘ie one or 1 . This was no?; however, unth bo- f?rined Madiso: "he — pens oo oroners ne — bots a ae | ques 7 (ists had , tussell avenue Fe ° and struck: ) : , ; reais ounty farme inten #1 ath of Charles ende- . ; ain anta eartit te } tated MAG comp.et¢ ner 3 rney hy mei oes ee ones ad raised a laugh Dy his toda, : . Parmer i] , je dea 0 a erere Ve! = cc i! . = i}¢ era i seats I gw 44 26% | AJ Harold 17 ettger oft ot ene addre a 4 ad ae 3 a St-t) = a roa 2 3 . 1a \ fils | not: P ir the PS } ees pe 3 ins actor ‘ sameriing ¢ Br ewnpc «& 1 t¢ for AUTOMobdoIeG and trea A 4 ie A Ser as 1aress nMNrompt ino *o the auestion. “Te (‘ourt that ; pains Oia preme | nett. ob! vears 20d, @n Pp our ar or e as : | _ 7s Be ‘ ee | , os a8 a rossed ig Penn s a = ! i f i's : vege 4 sa \ 4 = ()7 cy Apnea al stead ' s + as } +m + ie P! . mesideral,|v below its r 3] vals Not Scared ir Plicl gi : aids ii id iawn. Was TOU underszan }j Er rlish ° ay qd an- be made witht: mB ai 4 i ¢ ald for the sanitary depart ment ¢ rie it t egies ‘ ; ; ‘ , P| ‘ . . : - . | | P4 if. fined =} f\ oh" earejess driving X — Laer ne Aote r sey eit ot tins « © days, Fri ‘ker's Te; 36 Department, pire collapsed The witness aiso Intima ea tiie fle nassed thr oe ae 9 oa 3 Paling nee ‘e : ; Vee ne spc: Casciaiags reer 9 SeNTeCMICe iO} langvirnige wae pil Bogda’. te = ES “ ity to secure a guaranteed | he price of about $65.¢ see assed throug Louis thig; Police Judge Rosecan today. like hell.” at conditions in Lithua- by the C anging was affirmed | on the sidewalk in front of a candy ° > | ° ° ” { ya a) ‘ t ? M ‘ , ashe ’ , r ¥ , > “+ A © vv . ¢ . : » nih r acpetioe ‘ saith ! ° Ltt ii 7x a & S- 4 iving-Room Suite s : ner 0 a ale 4; ~~ ne egenpee nd carr YT octardn , ee eg be vat Neti scat ident of ft Lithuania! Citizens’ : tion for This Sale mever was able to s: 1 the property | *" ——- * lay's airplane were hitten by their dog, which was cay paige ) 9 cS 6 P) | 7 . a? » a : _ -s + - Beet A 3S ee ‘roc? >. * * ‘ + . e ‘ ‘ iW] 0D ams N09 Tresls Ty)? > a E ew? what he considered it 9 be +: oe ifs . ire lal lO alrs and Benches 0. $2175 00 Worth lair, but she discussed her experi-!fnod at thei ee ap pay Lithuanian-Ameriecan Club the @, 00 ‘ hae m me MA ne : a vr : fe ‘ ory av " 1f if yi me. ~aLZuA { asa @¢ cond witness of the da . Aer ‘ reg La : W . WITN a angfroid o hy é o and ishops. who ; .00 $1825 00 noe nz , oe prir M ii j YT) > heir 24 T man on © ? ft) Cr é ° To Tierat “4 avi | Vv Te riven t! ‘ Paste ' ie + eat : ‘ ‘ c ss , ahs 4 t , 4 tial to excellence of ap- 9 ” t T P ui Iv ar ay coen¥ aay ey —* ae a it- | are nothing but monarchs, tei! us 6 e applicatic p attorners for) Quickly and an airplane looked like ment at City “Hospital. The dog!ito pray and we workers have been pointments. From $55 to | . Ph, none exr1aithe anlyvy mea} . ne ae ; oe ae e ; Pray 1 - workers have peen p- > ‘ . Vines ‘ vi ars of 69:4 4°" niy means at | i she said, |dalec snortiy aiter olting then nravin Poses SANG bee and exhat $150—sub ect to ar ( ears ay } saic tT ] e Pp Weetr nerve a 9 : 1. - & e So t tank 7 aM me - ; } shi j a 5 ars na AY a 4) ae * i ayer-Pianos —— ee £ discounts. The beautiful [@ | # ia Oy PeCe LY ¢ snip reort rIcate es i j Lis Y \ f ; r ; é r.o@; in Q¢ . i 2 : F shee Gomman: tesion to Louis yesterday afternoon if unfor- | coe _ _ ADVERTISEMENT fe) mahogany-cane chair illus- 3 , “ > . . ; 7 Butler's a tunat Fa ——— Ss 6 trated is regularly @ | nly Be ets eu ational t u ° omo omor] $42 & y priced at ‘ . a’ be @ ii Wor | ~ er ; 6 1 é ?. ~ 4 | . .00 Whitmarsh is I vw f ‘ “= = © > 9 - . oR ‘ % ~ c ) on a fine quality, standard saorer ‘ot oo. round the Low 1 ,6 Bei nd $10.00 w ee Ferg weve @ wBeed for s she ex- 2 Nn = Sale 1: 3Ce 35 St. L orth of player rolls ro, 4 Building ; oe " @ Fs a Vw « ‘ ~ I _A ome : in “ VY i ¢ ? — ; ry vore- i 7. 2er. SE ae | «al e** } { ve | | ae 4 ws é 43 . 44 Aaa § a : - - a fi Da G ty candidate a sueest to take an airpla: @ “pring apparel—and palate tempted with lusciou oa 6] WHERE GOOD FURNITURE IS SOLD FOR LESS {ij that grow more mellow with age, no longer fits V1S ® xe wcrc aa ao sf " ete 9 hy lemmas ea TS . ‘ ‘ wa veud With luseio Be olor o YP YT Pe PY Pe PG > . . 7"; . . 7 4 oie nen P ; fv she .7 - A a ’ A a - . . . _ ste and The principal contention of Halbert went on, “so he wir: goodies. Witness thereof. my latest finds! Camille DEW OLD OLD OW O32 O52 OPO, 0 O52 “ in with our modern method of Iwing or with the pecia % riced for F : : itMars Pa %4..¢ 11 " kort VW nr f“hambher nf { . : _ ‘ i idl ° EES | oom : : ~ b) : R¢ i rrty ’ . * ; 4 aie aa | T if ‘ *e & . ) ° =" . J " eo Tiday and yaaa ip peanss sag : OR HA &T'S BECOMING 6FYOWNTO general environments of the home today. Kn — * . ‘> Y » a ; : , i ¢ ; a" tT " - 1) Saturday On! -_ « . ceiiinte ieee. a ge for one and hic 43 N¢ : 7 a er ” is liable to ° nttian+ «af £3 train there from our } ' you, you should be com. A ARTERS ' TT: ere’s ys ’ ? a 4 sae +e A ase as A > «i j sl ogumies Nag . 4 - * ad i . mr $ mae Ms ° ing Tn jx wry) $5 “rock ee a ’ aad ‘ ‘ rd ° . “ $285 _ becnuse of Butlers admitted Angelo. ing te Frocks and £0ing to be a $c special Fri- Let us transform this old set into one of a variety Mee AUP! fh Ferner ¢ : " saa tii cietcac chaos. Si day and Saturday} ig nt 1 ; a . _ ‘ eT Art¢ ies ain cl Lf. i vs rar . cA 4 ; ra a : . a " | . ‘ os qgii 4 : ’ exchange and part payment on a BS tenstceheahir r retirement of airplane piloted by R. F. Bartch. @ ELLIS CIGAR STORE beautiful furniture. ; *. oe fe ry ‘ we + _— - = io - 7 " - . = 2 »' 5 new Chickering. It comes fr tinea - , ‘ a AS eP- | i ad mever see, The Piet ryé fore Kighth & Oi Lis ro o om “eed Oy Federal Judce Waris | 9 .. ; : one of the best homes in St. Lowi © entine Be) | Judge Faris ini but he surely knew how to handle ‘6 Z i ‘ And have it done on our monthly payment plan. and. at this ric ” ° - Kt? —- B uer pert ISS] : to is- his nie ne We Took off af + % a“ Z Z / /; /. Z fa P ce, represents ap M8 9150,000 of reecivership cer : aS ain Bei No longer means the der unusual opportunity. m ‘ificates +, ; ae eee te it ace tt ea , Sas 0 Operme tne mTpany s — ; ' ,; L481 8 oT nts; ‘Tis the De d D POT lec Peat " e- ae ee ‘ m a re & rt to Ar 17} oOré , C PK. about gw MMe? fin «? ‘ °° : , corating an raperies and _ ha . a | f} ? r ? ri ga . **p/’?) ss Li} t ee é are mele ' Las ‘ - : a : . 2 ard “ICBtee Were : af ‘ : ' mues awa in an our VA )/2- 4 ; I? > - R Co d Reb ild M YS Only og Rem h..: 2 : Most Of ,. aoa there and. after taking off Fe eee oe ORR cm i ° - — i = attresses ei a % - ~ wae me sAdirtsi®t ue 45 a = EA ii A, “Aa . €a ‘ . = s At \ "4@ a "Tea hy : » Nw “ea Fos e>¢ ~ i Leed Wt F é a 5 : 2 : fl Olive Street P.ntrance— 4reade Bidg ai6 —— y \ { A at Hilde F ms . . , ad ‘rT 7} a ~ - +} ii 4 Tlié {) bad 0 O’Cl ee ober Co. and later a ) , f © ANT TO- BET T -wP* 0 ores Slip Covers : 2g NSferred - ~ Aftor in the northwest corner " ' ; | Oc taken i. SRNBATSH, Wee! + | arr ne W- ses H F- EMPT ° Peis NEW Repair and Re-C F i : see, were We enced tor 6h WILL ORDER THEM A 3 sai Pp over Furniture a °™™M0Nn eclaime jand oil at 12:5. AtrA AIN ; Ine doesn't have to to ignore Le: UNIVERSITIES e : : sostegg Vs VW a read wvto take yf £ i pe 4 het se fluff r ‘ hi Ti rs ? "> QA pritfio I); . TI 1} ‘Oliceman Killed Paroled Convict alata Nite a ee ee on agg es i ONAR Esti : -— “ 4 . : > . * oo ts + a toe , sé ,* 71e Pils +1) * @¢ ~ - ¢ @ \ . ¢ ; . _ , _ 4 e M. Sow Saeed Seem ’ i A mii it ore 1s fies et waft the alr witht tae 2s overshad- _ stimates and Suggestions ; SRICAGO, r ver Missouri lav a heavy fog. The gO dness —~and once you order owed with b = ' ; f — P ,Tice ~ } . 4 } ‘ Aw . 4 } — > , = . | .v? «Cr 1} jpr N v< -. * . + “ i | "Xemansh i: } : id mpiat gaid th fog wo ] make “9 Ttnen wy will ord .eailr ie tempting = present er wall te che Pen A telephone call will immediately bring A repre- ° ‘ “’ * “~ * . . ‘ = 7 Vue If a LH ‘oO any erous to ) over ‘ne Czar IE FFER ~( mN HH¢ ) TEL ‘lish ? ae ispatch i Ct . 4 lar Lang Pf 'S ® . £ ; “ Aac |S Ol be a eu on ] . Rares Bunworth, paroled life- so we headed north, intending TOT a eae roma Bi gp . ene yy mite sentative who will be pleased to give you an estimate ‘™ convict fleeing in an - eo Jae Esk | : : cost of handling, : : . obile wane a ing in an auio- SW ing east when we passed if «¢. Charies & 12th BI. geerved at , up to 150 miles: 10 clerk hire, ete. packing. and suggestions, without any obligations to you. Deine ren other gunmen Less “But conditions became worse " sila cents up to 300 miles, or for ase me : months after his re- and worse Jt began to rain from A MIL Li HAS FO ND greater distances ack your editions. ae oe * aie “" + 1.4: . “ : : ' ad mmeore a, me ort) ktiied Pau! Honk- time to time and for the next three geome new and delightful postrnaster tor rate on 3 bbe. than any similar Dictionary. ae Cal] Us U | od ’ . : ae Wa ke ‘ ho :¢ al 4 4 - an houre we went 7} rr} one etorn ' } aunta ‘ What fun there is ile a Pun —— eetusen p ay. vas -« . “= ‘ ; , ae A type. pages in color. ‘1 —— in connection | right into another. Around 4 o'clock in telling everyone about the Olive at “Ate” St. World Syndicate Co. Inc, New | 34 Years Servin the P li ail : oF hes '@r ? 3 ? y * . : ‘ + . ‘ea — aE = oa of Jonn Speciall.j we ran in' a fog We couldn't @ places that you and Y know! Sarah & Olive ° cok. aT a o - u ic —- i m ATi tens Dietionary out of dat ‘ oe iquor runner. see the & nd and oncs, when ® =0m0r——=—s 00 0 0 = oor —— : * 4 = ,

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Ry RSIS APES ag TBE ot isa 5 AME aac it BRA hiatal a ae : PEAR OR Mb om 2 iin matic BRP Sie he BES ~4 sewer 8 ee = = Rar qt} oesapegil “« “a 14 men Pp oner U a. . hd Morning, Evening. Midnight Atrernoon, I -«V pm are Dp 1g " Freee Rev inimg € Bair Larandtos Servue “inv E rc > a. Cow Vv. er" * . amsas «& 2: 0 prm q Observaton Parlor Car, Dining ar. Free Recimoung ha . ar aad \ oa. fd. iv. I . , Vom A, Manmasas & ¥> @rm. q Sranderd Pouldman Siecpers, Chair \ arar \ oe \ ‘tvs ' | on 11:53 pre 4 mansas 4 .™) arr “r. ('maha »:40 pron Thru Dreawingroom Merpers to arses 4 4:.hr0n and (mana erie ove : _¥ r Lincoln, \ ef epen tor occupan.y et Ll nion Station rm be ee! XY. weaci " i ~~ sc ~~ lub war. 7 ; 7 acre a i reservar ‘esac L neo Reation. lower % e or Cotw Ticket @ th. r sN\ “occur ll y Ni Arw TOO or Ff ¢ “ Age uM RP CO oT. LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH rHURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, 12-0 sl LOUIS POST-DISPATCt: Bh ~ YOUN WOMAN ~ STRUCK BY AUIO s* ry . : - . 4 “i “ A , et : - Bae: { j ° : s | + ° r) +e 4 bs ss 2446 ats & j Lib ¥ ~ . ~ ~ ° ; ~~ ~ ,t+h ow e See Miss Loretta Grady. 27, Was Run Down Tuesday — Night at Finney Avenue and Whittier Street. ‘ e a*’*a -a Ax Pars ¢ a - . i c o d a4 -2 r ~ "er W as arres: ec af > a eo 8s oo re eased OT) a 2. ~ Aflse ‘rad . ao oe we - ; c. eer. =) Fax . . > ; "ai ‘ } Diex of Broken Back suffered ip Auto Accident , > — s ‘ ~ % e ‘ Sr 3 me «* . ~ yy ~ 7. = ied ’ Daitor and Mife Hurt bs Tan: Wiiet Crossing Street . SEE EO AN tt ™“ The new Frigid- aires are equipped autth either single or double-depth free-- ing travs, providing greater capacity for ; creams, ices, sher- je =o ets, salads and ee is a> see Ye Fr present ice-box. j Th le in pa the compressor below basement or other comwenient loce- | i ton. Frigidaire mec thas Durpese cost as o. >. Davton, O. ucan have | tgidaireinvour | e frest ceil’ |} fe is placed ‘ the ice com- — _ » i ty thia ee 6 LLG, A | SS ’ 4 ; a >» Mfg . tA , —_—--—- - + > SS Se iy ements | G7 ‘ ———— | > yy — — | Cy GY be / } Z J > Vip LG iy) “ : > f « : — : th g ty a ’ Mp ~~ “fy, My / y . MLLILLS YY ' ' GUL, if MMS tf. tf i y Z ‘ - 9 | : Mb bs bhi Ys Fri Q HE new metal cabinet Frigid- aires are here! They offer, at their new low prices, the greatest of values in electric refrigerators. We invite vou to visit our display room, see these new Frigidaire models, and leqrn what a wonderful service Frigid- aife can render to your home. You will be delighted with their beauty. They are built of steel— beautifully finished in enduring white Duco with bright metal trim— lined with heavy, seamless one-piece porcelain-enameled steel.* And you ~an be sure, too, that they measure up to the best standards of Frigidaire construction. All of them are equipped with the Frigidaire mechanical units which Aare already rendering dependable and economical service to more than. 100,000 users. All of them are insulated with solid corkboard. Perhaps you will be especially inter- ested in the Model M-5-2. It is built complete with metal cabinet. has ample food capacity for the average id a“ res at NewLow Prices family, vet is small enough for apart- ment use. It can be moved as easilv as an ordinary piece of furniture and its price is only $245, plus a small charge for freight and installation. Or, you may want to see the Frigid- aire frost coil which can be placed in vour present ice-box, which is equiva- lent to four tons of ice a vear, which never melts, and never requires any attention. You will be interested, too, in the new arrangements of Frigidaire freez- ing trays, a choice of either deep or shallow trays for the freezing of large or small quantities of ices, sherbets, creams, and salads—for the provision of a constant and ample supply of ice cubes. Be sure to visit our display room and see the new Frigidaires. You will find the model which will just fit the needs of your family—you will find its price surprisingly low—you will find that the GMAC payment plan makes it very easy to buy. The Del-Home Light Co. 3321 Olive St. St. Louis, Mo. (At the Lindell Cut Off) ELECTRIC Thre new metal cavinet Frigidat res nave from nee to of food space . tugive pounds of niteen cubic feet freeze from five to e ice, are nnished n white Duco on steel, wtth brigh metal trim, and seamless porcelain-enameled steel. has“no metal trim *Modef M-5-2 and us lined with All prices f. 0. b. are lined UN enameled meta! Dayton, Ohio. Yee I he ef, Vi Lays ; if Ay ; © ALG IS hk AE es - -=nHer ofi¢ 3 Wirth > ha 7 4 r 4 “wen- *¢C ‘lided Wiuil an 1¢@: we Pests oes —— — - — ‘ . \ : a. X 3 PS os a ’ - : i" : ¥ 1 were o ut and rulss $OUu Baptist Sa a Jocters 4 cecused of Intoxication Man continued south two DiockKS, SIrik- ari, ing agair i re ae ie ’ y; vi 77 on , . ; —— Ii¢ing aor = > ~ r. ‘ - - 7 = cen ] as _ a e " en hy ; pr Oun ced her ¢ In iif) arui.on - - * ¢ oor . . F sv $ age imoue $08 es © bile r sit his license plates with ous 3 4 im a : 'P page, of = ~ 7. ne ~~ P yom ao a a i? z - . a 2 a ai x Pp = = “Tet. + re Dee wie . ina - Tre getendcar rt Ciera 4 18 4-65 4.U ain a5 4} -ie ca 4 : ‘ - 4 v e r=" Peeger e " ~ oa - ~*~ — ann + 2 + ~ vroia io- “~ -* © = - + os = ‘ ‘ty wh 38 .* 4 nb l1¢é 3 - aw a4 -" s . 2 Woman and Two Children Hurt vd a nor = Kot 7 = - “ce - angT r = = r rr . a4 " ’ ~ re 4 + . . * A =i i] ;¥ * ms = mn — =- 5 73, . ee e i s a} pea = AuwStu a - 2 é! ~ — = Ss; “hh nroxicated, careless “T don't know whether sitors tra t iTé of ° ors y = LSe A nz . | 4 P e + . XxX. ae me ze ad » aA Wal Ki YY tt ht! LOLOL Sry OO et gia SSL LGTIL, ti, hip PIITt Ly 4 tht th OPLSSSLISILLL eeenenes r a , ‘/, - Ce hs / Fu i Ss Z af 4 if "tt fo 4 hy Ay /, “Lk / - fy * . / , oe as 4 ig Shik a Yt ty WY tH yy Wp Y y, pp “yf Yup yyy LU ME ALE. YYYYYYEL YY Yj YG ty CY YH hy Wy “ this 44 ty yy Y Vy Uy Jtjiy ME MEL LLL ELLIE ae, “0 Diy, ty MWg Guy Yyweyy tb ty? ls (ip) ips Y Ue MIE. LAME: “ee VYf) Yi Wf talhd bb VE MAE : 5 ijt: BGY WY ue if Yit{y 2 Lj Ly, 4 . REN tii G9 Sd “ip hi A WS vey A 4 * 4 vA Ld 4 a, ¥ 7 % 7 4 + . * * +. ’ Cf a & ( *i +) é 4 1§ SLE LI — LE fd : ¥ “tg _S. . om ay ‘ Ap tity tit MI ig 4 ae Lk, Age ; hehe LSID hha | Mf A a GAés . Oss Ae, fa ; 4 » LE ae Vy, hy oe, eg Ly 140 : " 7 af s 7 4 f x *, ey . x Mo bo ea , 2, 0 aes 7 d f ca S. s a Bh ge % Fate 4 re. # ES - STI —— a ee Offerin' and sor are list 193 Costume Froe Reduced to © "29> A very limited n J of Frocks are sh this group. The | are individual and | clude afternoon ge plain and beaded, evening Frocks of el rately beaded designs. Truly out-of-the-ord nary are these valu - “interesti ng the sel lectie seafttime & oF li | | Fur Coats & Scarf ONE MOLE AND SQUIRREL COAT. 2 Biack Caracul Coats 1 Leopard Cat and Nutria Coat : a Muskrat and Skunk Coat a: oh t Silver Muskrat and Fox Coat .. 1 Man’s Cloth Overcoat, otter collar . o*e« # *# @ *e * * * -_ | Dyed Ermine Jacquette 3 jacquetee ae panther. sealine .. 20 Animal Scarfs in fox, each. iFuor eal _Thire Misses Appare 25 VELVET, SILK AND Ja DRESSES .. 10 Misses’ Street Frocks, at .......] 309 15 Misses’ Jersey and Silk Dresses. each} 4 Misses’ 3-Piece Suits, at.-.......255 15 Misses’ Smart Sport Coats, each ...05 immed, at...c50 Store—Third [Neckwear] ” "5 LINEN VESTS, in mannish style. 100 Assorted whee each... «i ceereeseseoeowneee & he Oe SS ree © ©

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, -~ PATCH oer = ———— - - - _STLOUIS -POST-DISPATCH | _ THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1926. TIONS POST raion P eee —— —— — oe oa A Aes == a a ra - ey — ~ “ em —_ -_— —- em ne ae ne eee eee See Our Other Announcements on Page 12. 4 : - a Stationery QUILL PEN SETS, complete....:...... 29¢ ° Telephone Indexes with Memo Pad, each, 49c Imported Paper Knives,each............ 10 Writing Paper, quire box.....-..........19¢ orga ing seasonable, desirable merchandise at prices that are conducive to immediate buying. Some of the offerings are rumpled, ve es _ “sen but in every instance the value is worthy of special consideration. Only a few of the many interesting features € 1isted—so /ook for the End-of-the-Month signs throughout the store. Early shopping is suggested, as quantities are limited. — — e et iM vf ID - EUROPE Sec complete announ | ot White Star, Red Star on a Atlantic Transport Lines on steamship page, issue of a pyle 6s aa ar oa ies sete > cal sit hihi eon ag r Se Chey 9. , ; ipeea Raalati miatetin nett» ig ptivile, alin ity they 1th A EN et er ae eee ee eee ee oe © «Soe ape wt en 0 RRR 8 rei esteem Laden re EE BR > ; P... Kee) ae afar sf ® : Ss em ; See oe ae 7 Yh Shp, if, os Up tj) eZ tp? Whipp Ay ; i tUwfyy y Z . 7 . Miley eum " " 9 fr Ga ap Pa ee cael ee eee . pobivis, inital mamma getin,, Sate 1 hte : Charge Purchases Payable in April | 295 Women s Coats | 95 Street Frocks | Sports Apparel Women’s Dresses Z ; 23 Costume Frocks | Ly ONE BREADED EVENING DRESS Yn i : Smart Styles ' TEN GOLF RAYN JACKETS, at ....$5.00 Yj | .Y ee , enon EM ae oe $39.50 Furred Styles 50 Yellow Slickers, reduced to ......... $2.95 For Women, Misses YY ) educed to ~ sean ose Brocade Evening ices Reduced to 10 Jersey Dresses, reduced to .......... $7.50 and Juniors ee eet eta seseessetens sete eee. 2 Silk-and-Wool Knitted Dresses, at .. .$15.00 YY $ 50 } oo Afternoon Gown, lace trimmed . .$97.50 $ O00 5 Camel's Hair Golf Sweaters .......... $5.00 | Yy - tlre ] “oer Kasha Ensemble .............. $69.50 15 . 35 Women’s, Misses’, and Children’s Wool ~ tH ] lack and White Evening Gown... .$39.50 Sweaters, coat and slipover, at ....... $2.65 , Gp a l a Georgette Beaded Gown ...... $125.00 (Third Floor) 7 very limited number 1 Rose Georgette Lace-Trimmed Gown.$69.50 £3 ;, yy of Frocks are shown in 1 Dinner Dress, velvet trimmed....... $12.50 ee ents Inclusive {is this group Yes : sehen eas. Costiins Mites ee tino are included in this C t for presented are women’s, tp) aa RP "| 1 ee. group—they are the re- orsets | misses’, and juniors sizes in ty) | aaa ¢ es 62n al mainder of our exclusive a host of styles of jersey, Yi plain 0 la | J . : Winter Coats and show 100 CORSETS, WRAP-AROUNDS, COR- and silk, tailored very Wy; : ¥ __ uniors A arel profuse fur trimming in SELETTES; discontinued models; bro-_ gimply. $h for apart- iy, | bri a of elabo- PP the smart ways spon- cade, coutil; sizes 24 to 44 .........- $2.49 sl Ss on abiie ty | rately beaded designs. 2 RAIN CAPES cok. 2. ees sored this past season. 75 Brassieres of lace, brocade and patio... .00e Although the sae ss ; : Vi Truly out-of-the-ordi- 36 Odd Lots of Overblouses, each $1.00 : ee oe stages es sh deen i rniture and -_? =“ —_— values— i Tanior Conte aaah asta alma 37.50 Exceptional are the there is a good variety. 3 r interesting the selection. a : Ailes Piet he values and worthy of im- Mi ; wd 3 us a small Gi \ Costume Salon 25 Cloth and Jersey Dresses igs -++-+-$5.00 portant se 5 Ahan K : Dept sport Center Third Floor.) : : stallation. Vag qd Fic Jaunty Junior Dept.—Third Floor W omer 8 Ce at De pt nitwear ; , | . E he Fri ; 5 t 50 BUTTON-WAIST UNION SUITS, cot- 3 2 the Frigid- | F @ & S { \" omen Ss Coa Ss | ton; Well wile. .....4......--.--. eee Lu age | Ei be placed in | ur oats Caris | | Jewe ry 35 Women’s Soiled Cotton Vests ........15c | g¢g g : . : 10 TWO-PIECE SUITS, at ..........$17.50 /5 Women's Fall-Weight Cotten Unions.-soc full size, at $18.00 : h is equiva- \ ONE MOLE AND SQUIRREL COAT $225 14 Topcoats and Dress Coats, at _.$25.00 SOLID GOLD JEWELRY, Cuff Links. Bar 50 Cotton Vests and Tights, fallweight...50c , ae tai a a i ; year, which | 2 Black Caracul Coats ................ $195 5 Dressy Winter Coats, at ............$37.50 Pins, Brooches, Earrings, Rings, etc...$/.00 48 Cotton pleepers — ew eer - Pe 6 Wardrobe Trunks, full size, at.......$25.00 : quires any 1 Leopard Cat and ge tne Coat $245 10 Fur-Trimmed Dress Coats, at ......$45.00 50 Ring Mountings, 14-k. white gold— | 1 Stearmer Wardrobe at ..... a csaes wo. $35.00 5 1 Muskrat end Skunk Coat $210 6 Dress Coats, fur trimmed. at ...... _- $65.00 complete with setting of your own 4 Suitcases at ..... cams sen «9 enna cae ; 1 Silver Muskrat and Fox Coat ... $125 Ce Memeed |... sae: ~. cee $10.00 6 Suitcneet Ot » ccossstenen inlets : 1 Man's Cloth Overcoat, otter collar ... $19.75 Green Gold Filigree Ring Mountings. . .$5.95 Oves en 4 Dyed acy reggie “a wege * 1000 Fancy Bead Necklaces and Chains. . .25c | ' , too, in the 3 Jacquettes— ole, panther. sealine .. $98.50 W omen ~ Blouses a 100 PAIR CHAMOIS-SKIN AND CAPE . sidaire f 20 Animal] Scarfs in fox, each.... .. $14.75 B dd Bidaire freez- ae tha trea } GLOVES, 12-button, washable, pr. . . $3.75 e ing ther deep or apt : loc af gree AND METAL CLOTH L vo oo mons: A ~ ae “a to ite «8s lic |: acta a 34 beds, each $F:95 yc y . ; phiass ‘ ny . . i ° ~oncnghatieig toed iy torsos ere eeereee . es, sherbets, 1isses ppare eo Met SUIS . ++ -- see ee ees? 6599 YARDS NOVELTY SILK/LACES; 300 Pair Imported Kid Gloves, 2-clasp. 91-59 9. Cotton-Filled Comforts, full size, ea. .$2.95 he provision : a black, white, colored; yard .“......... 15c 21 Wool-Filled Comforts, each ........ $4.95 | f 25 VELVET, SILK AND JERSEY . 50 Yds. Venise Laces. bands, edges: yd... .50c . 53 Esmond Plaid Blankets, 66x80, at ... $2.45 | ) € supply o Seeesks ...... moe : $5.00 40) W om en s Coats 80 Yards Novelty Laces, bands, edges. . .$1.00 100 M "s Suits 60 Esmond Plaid Blankets, 72x84, at .. . $3.95 | 10 Misses’ Street Frocks, at .. foe S275 200 Real Filet Medallions (soiled) each ...5c en 80 Lace-Trimmed Pillowcases, each aan 39e | 15 Misses’ Jersey and Silk Dresses, each. $9.75 —— = see eee | waeseees S-Piece Suits, at............ $10.09 With Two Pairs isplay room 15 Misses’ Smart Sport Coats, each .... .$9.75 Vailored Models ° ° f Trousers . Jaires. You ens fo” — Trimmings ptr come Linens | will just fit ae —— ~ $ 50 | ly—you will 15 210 BEADED AND EMBROIDERED =— 0 ee poor ~~ MEDALIJIONS, each ..............-.10¢ , ize 60x60, each ........... slv low—you i Neckwear In this group are two 280 Plain and Fancy Silk Tassels, each. ..10c Single and double breasted 28 Linen Breakfast Cloths, 50x50 veeee $1.25 >} payment y Hl — types of Coats—Topcoats Main Floor models. All-wool cashmere 38 Hand- Emb. Linen Pillowcases, pair $2.95 b “ty § 75LINEN VESTS. in mannish style. . $1.25 for women and_= sport | and substantially reduced 25 All-Linen Breakfast Sets, at ........ $1.59 — > a 100 Assorted Neckwear. each 59¢ Coats, self or fur-trim- ee a ee 00 Kotte ae eee “y 7 50 Silk Fringed Searfs a $3 00 med | The entire apoup Handba ~ $1 50 ecen suk nee SS Lee Fee > +2 _ SA j , elie JAM med. r : Ss, | Gi “fi 200 Pleating Remnants, each............ .25¢ includes about forty g . . shorts and longs included. 150 Fancy Bath Towels (soiled), each... .69¢ ty | ana nightie Misining in our 240 All-Linen Huck Towels,each...... .44c f ‘hy Winter stocks. —- oe of apa leather . — 113 All-Wool (Second Floo: | tit style, mounted on metal frames, with inside - % | Li ‘ ' saleeiiir a ceele at coin purse; choice of 3 styles. Main Floor) Overcoats, $23.50 Lam Ss : Gy; | 1T) ge rie exceptional stl A ) Single and double breasted p | by - (Women’s Coat Dept and ms pens eigen _— | | Yj ‘4 100 HANDMADE CHEMISES AND Sport Center—Third Floor.) Umbrellas. $3.98 prc Bigot mage mtkenny HN 33 BRIDGE LAMP SHADES, each ... $2.98 | Wg 4 PETTICOATS: embroidered ...... $2.00 | '4 Colonial Lady Boudoir Lamps at... $3.75 | Yj # 40 Imported Batiste Gowns, hand- . : r sal of ee ps, Comprete, Gi. eam thy | et cnet $3.00 ‘: All-silk rain-or-shine Umbrellas in modish , - 156 Imported Candle Shades, each... . $1.19 by 165 Extra-Size Philio — eestnine is Silks colors and black, with novelty borders or flat s e ° 110 Electric Wall Brackets, wired. each $2.95 - : uy | Chemises, 46 ae eer ie :. $2350 satin bands. Handles of amber, carved club, N | err & Furnishings (Fifth Floor ) I O N YY —. yh sd comer salt tz 9g 42 YARDS PANSY SATIN CHARMEUSE, recog 10 OUBUENENE pales 2 MEN’S TIES 19 t ; | th, ts ot sateen and cotton talteta.50c 54 inches wide, ard... icc occ: $1.95 : 312 oN’ Rae vsbeen ene ake ess cea) Cc A A is made and guaran- ty 35 Black Cotton Taffeta Bloomers .......35¢ 32 yqc 54-in. “a Charmeuse, yd. .....$2.95 N t 160 BGO. oneness: to aeew ewntne het GE aan uto CcCessories lco-Light Company Uy, ‘Second Fiocr) 99 Yds. 54-in. Brown Satin Crepe, at . . . .$2.95 otions 286: Men's Fiannel SRirts 4. cig 2cs sence. $1.95 a Sa Gy 118 Yards Navy or Black Crepe with gold tin- . 42 Wise Ma I cs a os co $5.00 ONE STERLING AUTO TIRE, 32x4.$18.00 ff peers Corporation. q 2 sel bands, 54 inches wide. yard .......$2.95 SPOOL COTTON, black or white, doz. ..25¢ §& Silk Lounging Robes -...-.cs. 6B is sd kee so oveen 55c | ov BOYS SUITS AND GIRLS’ DRESSES Art Needlework one-day selling. They are 9 Barrans Topcoats ..... +s aceeccecese: $4.98 15 CEREAL SETS, not compiete ...... $2.98 ! | eh One Sa5 [ae sean | a e ee ee 15 Two-Knicker Stout Suits ........... $9.85 1002-GaHon Fish Bowls .................50¢ ‘ é Winter Coats for baby boys and girls; -5 MADEIRA EMBROIDERED PIECES, Sean dabitic ioe as 10 Juvenile Wool Coat Suits ......... $3.98 50 Bird Cages, (shopworn) .. .. $1.98 | 7 — aoe k cee css 83.00 TT ee ee ee ee $1.00 grays, browns and powder 17 Juvenile Jersey Suits, broken sizes...$3.98 75 Wood Knife and Fork Boxes . .50c h ny YS : > inced silk Lingerie, bloomers and 50 Madeira Embroidered Ovals and Oblongs, biues—but not Pam Sizes. 18 Juvenile English Middy Suits ae $4.98 25 Gas Heaters, shopworn..........._...$1.00 i ; tYyfy (GOH: a Ps Soiled ..... eek oi nk ed fae eos - $2.00 Re er er ee 79¢ ame Ey ame see naan 50 Pair Knicker Pants, broken sizes ....$1.39 150 6-Quart Blue Preserving Kettles ..... 45¢ UG : ne-Piece Pajamas of white tub 50 Hand-Embroidered Models, each ....$2.95 — -educed price. 55 Blue Pencil Stripe Suits at......... $15.98 500 Butcher Knives, assorted sieges ....... I9c ti YI) ym Me oie. sa a: see eeeees he $1.00 100 Stamped Pieces, centers, scarfs, etc., 49e | 2 SE ame aE 15 Skolny Suits, broken sizes deaaseva $20.00 350 Weather Prophets ........... tos wan eee GY MYO, I Seeeeok Undermusiines ;.:........... 75¢ 70 Stamped Pieces, at .-...------- eceress 10c "Fourth Fioer.) 27 Fancy Suits, broken sizes .......... $13.98 300 Glass-Lined Candy Baskets léc : by \ ppt. iii sip Yb Gg (Second Floor.) ; (Beconé Floor.) | (Boys Own Btore—Fourth Fleer.) " (Fitth Fleer 2) . a

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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES a ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ a | -_ ° a . . ’ ; 31 ,% , a = 4 ie at ns PA 4 E * AF Fan: - ~~? ° + et a. . p+ A ~ ‘ , \ a 4 r rf L&W «cs 4 _ . _ie-_ AND O0L1: “Scmoots axb COLLECES _ careTy SIGNALS TO GUARD WHEELER ASKS THAT SENATE Floating U niversity W orld Cruise SCHOOL CHILDREN PLANNED = INVESTIGATE KAROLYI CASE ne ea = oes merit? ~ if bkAucatiom Considers PDr- President Charles i _Thwin Litt. D. Pres.-Emeritus Board © " Charges of Ferecrics Involving Hungarian Mini a2 — cr’ sepa wT ae t) tag charges rac heer eae. | tg ake Ls3@ Ur. ¢ss #xyctusier res _ - ie . ~? ~ . e ten — gi ° 3 - - 2 - ~? 4 rh 5 7. — ar 2 - * - i S34 a . = 7 + PaAoacgs at Pay? Ty) i ) CAJ7 408 @ 265 OSS & We we 6 Gls % CA ee ae + © ee eS i. ‘3 JD point I! new Spr BORAH WILLING TO DEBATE \ Dolnts. Aji new Spring i? . A‘ S ~ , ; ne “i 5 : pa . Ali-§ fon and ‘ ; . ‘Wahi’ Sprig Serrice . ectir : an ~ * ‘ . \ — - - : \ > ie . “S “3 eee me: SA “i 7e E 2 2 - Rose 2 oe ae : 7 ~ me m4 Beige . c | Lies \ - r #s8 ~ s Alumoenn [Ane 2 - . ss ~* P . es n - gor Rupe Per«w e - ae = ns a* ress Rosita ) ’ support ation’s W - ha Mu r — ———. Sta 5 SF % f LASALLE LLLALLALAALLASSALLAIAD LAL LAALZL SIS ALAGIASS ALL LSS SLEDS AO ama RNR 4. 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Lids price . - — a» »« e * ae ? , ; : ba 7 cn mas i t° oe mn ae a el a ‘ > -- os - an, a+ @ — 2 ——% ite ? ¢ ’ _ 4 Wi IOOK Vel Titel Lee timeee OF) THE Outside. Dut it 1s ¢ the ms ~ ‘ , A > rw. K “? blusned ; le and r ~~ = + . — ~-— em ~ ~ _ ~~ + rom - oa —_ ‘ - . -_ * ~~ ~~ . ™ « 5 that emn ai we — Liéack> Lo «hi baat \@ a . ee, ~ — we KR Ve - acs — eS eo _— U 4 4 t 2 i s j _ ; ~ einen ° > © ~~ _~ - ee r@éai Oargain \UisSi f wl ¥ erace Vik c 5 — - ~ wT 4° 7. make + ce 4 att Occasional Tabtes | to aeatch Junior Height Floor Lamps Octagon Tabies in vanous siz . he ast metal bases :n an old bronce Srish Sond Mahogany or in com duis . iwiustatie Lame for bridge cames th gum woo $ se to. 32° with Pigskin Parchment Shades $20.7 WASHINGTON Ai FOURTH Pare Elew to Fitth Floor Can Always Get a Seat Home by ¢ sr Bus ea ; : ‘i vi , AV AY AV AV AT AY AV YAP AP MAY A aA Pa AY a AVAVAT AY AVAY AV AY AV AY AY AY AVAY AV AY AY AY AV AY AV AY AV AY AY AV AY AY AY AVAY AY AY AY AY AY AVAV AV AY AV AV AY AV AY AV AY APAV AV AP AVAV AY AY AV-AY APAY AV AY APAP AV APA AY, AV AY AY AY AY AY AY AY AV AV AV AY AY AV AY AY AY AY AV AY AVAY AY AY AVAV AY AY AY. —_ ilClCUe ‘ : eS... ee ees ee eee aes oan eA A” EE RRR PEE TR. ERE, OST LIM £ —_ * e ’ * . 34.90 miles across the Seven Seas. ¥' proachicg echool bilidings. are J | le 8 * si - ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATC — — \ The Stere for wee 8 0 6668 2 ee eee ee MVOeNs Dependable Merchandise | Lowest F ces Vou A JU. INE ji/ mi {FRIDAY SALES! eae at di r leress manufacturers are clearing their stocks whieh explains the ver, remarkable offer thar for Emdar -~- Oar od = ~ k Pw a + : cers aar 22 2@8e@ are? & @ iia > irere a are absolutely perfert. some of the 2 for $5.90 Dresses are slightly soiled or mussed, itnclud- ing balbriggan. two-piece jerseys. etc. = > _ x". se.ling. Moat of these ~ _ . — e re irTr@d our oF aa ‘ Moet of these Presses NEW SPRING COATS Sizes for Women, Misses and Stouts Specially 1 QO 1 6 20 In All the Priced anes aioe New Colors J Se . ' Important Friday ts a day set epart fe every department of the ‘ ment to offer special price im ducements on goed A day te concentrate your thep ping here. Every item advertised | ts a dectded value. Read than! J aeli—_ T hhen— ACT. COMIN The Sil, Sup / big a St. Louis gy for in S@ Seen - me Slik Store, ———— —— ne . ( Nugents—Bargais Basement.) ae Full bgp Hose Stripe Wash Silks ) ard. > a f Chik Onl ro son" tS. > dress sai i a..@ ~~ - all > & ve 2. Ya.ue. Ciena: Basement.) Wash Silks ie \ More -_ re Hats maly “ea, ca. ) e>ird rreecs, re ™ | Nagents—Bargauin —— aan 40-Inch Crepe Satins ‘ ' a“ e? \ ‘ lili ee ee ee ee nn a Q New smacks at 29 BB Gingham Dresses IC | ‘\Nugenats—Bargain Basement. Girls’ New Wash Dresses. Se Specially Underpriced for Friday's Selling $2¥@a 50c *1 *2 Sizes 7 to I4 Years ; > 4 i¢ uw ra ghams ‘arm Draye, ? - ~ ; + £© Decem- " rs é . . ] Zz : 2s ; group - | oh | * : ~ ~~ wite ~ eo leer es new oOrrts wt * a0OTrate wyt.eos i-sigvls and ; enka Se eeer | $e 69 . 5 i a a ree uae al (or my ‘ree pe nan va arg | Nuagente—Bargain Basement.) 49 a ua edge. a.s0 Tosser _ tne materia: ‘or sher' - sash or full-length "= curtains. Yard L Curtains and Draperied |p 1000 Yards Beautiful New Rayon Drapery Damask Regularly Sold at $1.95 to $2.39 ~ “lost >ea'!’ : a’ se 4 ae ~ "> es ling the new strtr 5000 Yards Curtain Marquisette "fare yes . * ca a au g£ Marquisette Sia few fancy rders Ruffle Marquisette | Curtains -”~ -~ arca®s } at ' ra .Nagents—S8arg2ia ‘a Sseeseeeeeeeeeeseerseseee se eegaeue sees aeessesvseseae2 39c Mercerized amie —P ex-elient qual? fo. ; lisette on white g . ; affie and tie ry ‘ oe beer o) ; st 35° “al ~ ,) ¢ {ter at a ‘is price. $1. Pua

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DISPATCt pie -_—_—— anes *s. : e : § — a . ‘. “ ote, [| d ble Merchandise at Lowest Prices N DWEME LES! = . . all—Then—ACT. Important! Friday is a day set apart for every department of the Base. ment to offer special price in. ducements on good merchandise A day to concentrate your shop. ping here. Every item advertised ts a decided value. Read them OST-DISPATCH TO - So ante cnenennenncsnatesanasenguinemnneaana es tlieeeeeeetion atten Ne THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23. 1926 ° re —— amet a ae ST es Eesti aeaee-meeenetiien ee re A te it api eee ee — New Spring Dresses Arriving Daily, $22 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i DOHENY LEASE BEFORE COMING! The Silk Event Supreme The big annual event that all St. Louis women are wait- Ing for in St. Louis’ largest silk store. SJ —— r x (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) Full F ashioned Hea! 00 _ remarkable values women's medium weg nt pure thread Silk Mose with me Cé@riz ; lisle tops and ee Kone ail-silk. Aloe. FULL PASH. IONE In black and qolors. Sizes 61, to 10 Slight seconds S cr Child’s Panty | Dresses Good service able ¢ ai} prints. ais dressy new olles ager > & vears. Unusual value. , greens, rust and others. : Many colors for many outfits In i) red. sand. iovehird, ° a : rr. ’ lisa ny (Nogents—Bargain Basement.) S ew -y e & oi spat sent *, ns apenas repres iarRge 0 a > I ' be | broide i ry ~ _——_)] *2 i ASi- : a Wash Dresses Specially Underpriced for Friday’s Selling Sizes 7 to 14 Years r €'%ghame and chambrays the new models. so becom- » the voung miss i h group ents exXtracordinary values and a Varic t noose fron (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) 3000 Odd Pieces i. Stamped Goods Special Friday o¢ 10¢ 15° Some Less Than 14 Price a sement.) ‘Rargain Basement.) s Goods Specials! Dress rij s hie for dre Fabrics , CAS Aiso pet fancy can C Mercerized Sateen sses and many nens 39c re Mill lengths of cotton Sateen we ee. | excellent assortment of snadee in shades “6 inches wide, itabie for Sulitabie for lyr ings a i : 39 % = . Curtains B' Made of excellent quallty Pa! figured muarquisette ob white raers ground full ruffle and tie- se (OFT har Ke * rnatch. Just $50 pairs 19 as to offer at this price. $l 49 c ae ae . (Nugents—DBargain Basemest.) oe 1 ; and Draperies! Yards Beautiful New Drapery Damask to $2.39... 422 > il . ‘ ts ~~. a “ Silks a | =. 32-Inch | Striped Wash Silks dard. $ | ee ee Imported taney | striped Wash Silks in this sale Friday. HW-ineh silk and wool Bengalin: i. : “S = Ys Failles, in new Spring colors or black. eBay pf eee - . ‘ an oe ee ee eS eC + 8 se ee we 6 fe 8 eS new Spring shades. black. Yard 40)-Inch | F lat- Thread Crepe _————_—-— - —32-Inch Wash Silks S| 69 Yard. “\ More New Felt Hats | § Striped suk broadelo Yard as dard $ 98 IT New Spring » Fr dat nN ne a 36-Inch Radium Silks Extra heavy Radium \Silks. ee 55 Ivorv and Extra! 30-Inch Pongee Silks Imported color tan Pongee In The Bargain Booths | (Main Floor.) | ‘ | ak The Store for ALL the People =... Coats Merchan- — REL ENS RES), RR Re Se Od Ae FO Oo OO ae = home ° — Charge Accounts ome Suits Display | igo fo 5d We Welcome New Charge Customers. Open an Account Today! | ' | Every Day ‘ a ee: —_—— COMING! Dresses Morris Vi ‘eels | to Pay j ‘ A Friday—Yard Goods Day $3.98 Bengalines ~~ ee. a OS » Ay '« Ry a as ~~ $129 ’ > ? wr natural this dav. vard thi and Radium Silks. in this sale Friday. >2.95 Black Crepe Satins | 40-Inch | Crepe Satins | Yard, > fd | ; ORES | New Crepe Satins 40-inch extra heavy black 4 ° ~ . ” Satins. Friday. vard : 34-Inch Black Satins. Yard in light and dark eol- ors, xtra heavy blac lz coating $ Crepe $ Is ci neeneeste — Se In St. Louis’ Largest Yard Goods Departments Cotton Goods cnn sn . Ravon Fabrics 36-inch granite weave Ravon Fabrie in beautiful color com "49e Soc Ravon Chiffon the wanted plain lustrous finish. Nations Woven in sport stripes. Makes excellent dresses. Zoc Dress Ginghamis T ec “4 } ‘ P Dress Ginghams in a wide range of 52 i» . ae “* " . oo 1? 36-inch Rayon in al! 7 * 5 | 4 - ¢ } ¢ ‘* . sat snades; has a beautiful Excellent for dresses linings, trimmings reat checks and p= fects, also plain shades: 32 l5c Ss eg arc inches wide. ftripe ef- ete ee lk x ae os of a ae Printed Crepe de Chine s2-inch finely woven Chintz printed In beautiful colors and neat patterps on tinted grounds. ‘(suaranteed fast eolors to 5() » ae : oe / §un and tub. Yard... | dard, $ 25 ; ee | == New Printed Crepes do-ineh half silk Crepe de Chine and rayon 4 $6-1NnCli silk-mixed | . . “2 . o0-1n mA RMIASS |) ~=6Crepes, printed in beautif atterns | Crepe de Chine printed in | “1 I : ‘ aru ag ass Q | beautiful colors and neat | and color combinations. Yard..... ts Ba es ’ ¢ a } patterns. \ 89c Brocaded Ravon ~ 44)-Inch Chiffon Voile \ fine Chiffon quality 2-ply Voile. Guar- anteed tubproof, in al] the popular po a | Yara . />DC 49¢ Shirting Madras is ate . ‘ racy] a | brocaded in neat self-col- (uotton Madras in light: and colored dee gan tall poeeisgiows -rounds with neat woven stripes and checks i ; on Rayon Crepe. Makes i : scat _32 inches wide—1 to 3 yard 29 | a7 .utiful dresses. lengths, yard .... Yard. ‘OLOLPS C Rayon Crepe | ——— Wool Goods S2.00 to $2.50 Dress Goods BB eae minder $ 1 Satins \O | 7 7 - ¢ > ct % ee edna . . rren Serge & Wea 40)-Inch Flat Crepe bard, > “).67 oC 40-Inch Printed Crepe (| | 24-mcis 277, analy. sibwoot, tine tw de Chines nap Gntaiag - cil eses—schown in the - Extra heavy printed Crepe de (Chines and flat-thread crepe in new | New Satin [ey Chene 0) —_—_—_—_——_—— —_ -— — ry New Rayne Unbleached: || Muslins ish, ot Yard. | D4, : | a 2 Eixtr rine ‘ 7) 7 f Longcloth Bleached Longcloth 4 , * Yl» , » ' desirable for making r gary hs of 1 to 19 Linbleached Muslin .- good otton Unbleached Muslin in a very _ sa % A +: “ . . ‘ ot ~ +h ray ‘ . varns:-fine close weave—36 { quality, 36 inches wide, lengths of 2 to _ Gi isos bid Wa i , ; : pe ERENT 10 yards. . Yard Incili€ —s Wid ° r 99¢c Feather Ticking —— eee semner Tiening in 10 Underwear Crepe 1 white 143 . + re » - Rae T ~ vy a A sa : > Extra heay \ quailty Flat new shad: .> of pow jer tJ 4 1@, delft Pg f rose, ee ° a sueeiel aa’ in: Hes 7 ie de ¥ ara ° e ‘ = 8 , ay -¢ rt J tA ha . ’ ». ‘ren w Sor) 2G! rust or tan. yard pewes I = nae thine EER POT Snare een saeigis Crepe in the new Spring col- : ada. 4 8 yard lengths. é 7 ors —— (Main Floor, South.) Yard FOP te oe ‘ ome (Main Floor, South.) >. (Nagents—Main Floor, South.) aca d a a 3 / at iteesinem.. —-~ " i — ‘ ‘ 7 ‘ruit of ; ; ‘heviot Shirt; - Tub Bleached Sheeting . ; _ a . ’ rP Fruit of the Loom Muslin Fancy Cheviot Shirting 95¢c Dress Gingham Dress Percales Pillow Tubing % ‘ “ . . . — wok . opine , . “ r Miwa. £6 & | £ } ‘? > ‘*4 ti 4 sti ‘ OO Genuine Fruit of the Loom , Fancy cotton Cheyiot Shirting ** inch Dress Gingham in a4 I , I : iets Bleached Piliow Tubing; mag Bleache r 4 Loot : ‘ a ‘ . . cls ee eee ' “gan ° ress reercaies In ict and degiesnus aa quality. LOB - Wwe Musiin is full inches wide. in neat stripes and «} most wide range of neat checks, plaids -k colored grounds ay of very good quality on . aa k te 419 . 5 + . . AAAs oo eas , Garn Coloere roun9d eee eorron inc nes Wwiac diag BReneG; st Semra ble sib 1 stripe effects with neat prints nat- 7 ~ cottol $2 mncHes Gud & tard . ' — 1EL is fr rT - ey making boys’ aC and SO ye ete 37 _ + atiinee ¢ . ¥ ‘ : ye} * ‘wrt rt ao ‘ Te . sards: yard . waists, etc; ya! a 2 shades ee | Rigid tay (Main Fleer, South. ‘Main Floor, Seuth.) (Main Floor. South.) (Main Fioor. South.) (Main Floor. South.) (Main Floor, South.) ‘ | PRA a ania en Pann ~ ~ be sas er Beat . SERRE eae ts aes she , ee ae Saco R NT REE are UE w EROOTOUNY AOD ERC ail “SaRee siushssimiimsiiaai ~Linen Frocks Special Sale: L000 Beautiful New n= , To Spring Coats | or 150 New Coats Afrris ed! Add to Our Wonder Group of Lovely New Second | —_ A [ pres B Regular $3.95 Values for this remarkable value - giving | event. | \ | Peach Orange Pure Irish Linen (Pre-Shrunk) ‘pend 10 Different Styles | all ' verv large purchase accounts Ten different styles, all in hrunken Jrish linen, neatlr tailored: a full range of sizes. 7 Colors Gray .Tan || 36 Brown ) White Lemon (Nugents—Second Floor, North.) lue Orchid Lanvin Green Copen aN “VN Dress and Sport Coats, | lored line with narrow shoulders and tight or fancy sleeves. ery are ft er the fabric for Spring are lightness. $45 to $65 Coats i § Tuwillscheen Basket VV eave Q Swagger Backs } Straightlines too, follow the tai- Fur and lovely embrotd- he outstanding trimmings. Wheth- is heavy or light, the colors bright, and give the effect of Materials T weeds Chameen Silk Satin ° Misses and Women 14 to 18 and I6 to 50 Checks i ee — | | eu i ‘(Nageuts—Second Fieer, Nerth.) Plaids Styles Flare Backs Inverted Pleats,of Sport and Dress Models — Ss ] SUPREME. COURT Tribunal Is Asked to Review Decision Which Can- celed Contract. By the Associated Press. | WASHINGTON, Feb. 2a The Naval Oil Reserve controversy pre- ~ cipitated by the Senate Teapot Dome inquiry. has reached the inited States Supreme Court. The first step in what promises to be protracted litigation the involves only civil ques- tions affecting the legality of cer- court fain contracts and leases made while Albert B. Fall was Secretary of the Intertor, but criminal pro- ceedings now pending in the Fed- eral courts here are expected to be put up to the Supreme bench for final decision. Counsel for Edward L. Doheny. docketed a petition yesterCay ask- ing for a review of the recent de- cision of the Circuit Court of Ap- 'peals in the Government's eyit to cancel contracts and ‘teases made with the Pan-American Petroicum and Transport and the Per Amert- can Petroleum compnaies. Having no right of appeal under the present law, it was necessary for counsel to ask the court, in the execctse of ita discretion, to grant permi:t:on fe bring up the case. Importance of Decision. The petition. which wiil brought to the attention « re 7 : nil tee Oh etal ee peer : ‘tyenr : He : oe . a oe 4 + : 4 é 5 4 2 | } o- 424 °% ; #3 $32 2S =? - ete : 4 Fe a. a7 oie = ‘¥ : : es Be c > HS = Fat as i ; + « ¢ , on f Py - Siete ee eee te eee 1 LS, NE NNER. Ce ON Aap NR AE IE Be aNeRS 4 PR IS. SES ek,

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eM Mole? 8 2 pie salts So hee On % : Sa aa’ PE OEE OG ne es ime tgs RP ate woe OS eS COMPS OS: * . ., sigh ? 6 / oo Oe. CPR ee eee a PPR ee OCONEE Ce . - Caer. age » » Serer ee ee open oy Gite Ie» FOS Rm® ee Se ee » : a Pod OA pa hg Re ae ae caper ee ee Me Cae aR Ee nN RGA Ooo Mie on ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ —s~ ’ - € é y ‘7 2 f THURSDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 20. 1926. 9 $395 to $450 Caracul Coats; Jap mink and fox trimmed 2 $150 Silver Rat Coats; with large fox collar 3 $165 Platinum Kit Coats: handsomely fox- trimmed 125 $16.75 Smart Silk Dresses: women’s and misses’ sizes. . 150 $15 to $25 Silk Dresses for Misses; many styles 79 $16.75 to $29.75 Extra-Size Silk Dresses... 25 $25 to $35 Attractive Extra-Size Coats. 15 $29.75 to $45 Extra-Size Tailored Suits... 3 48 New Spring Coats; sizes for women and misses 37 New and Smart Spring Coats; sizes for women and misses. . 33 $25 to $35 Soiled Silk Dresses; women’s sizes only... 42 $29.75 to $39.75 Attractive Silk Dresses for women...... 86 Charming Spring Dresses for women and misses 60 Women’s and Misses’ New Spring Frocks; special at. . 68 Women’s and Misses Smart Spring Frocks, special at 40 Frocks and Gowns from our Costume Salon; unusual values. $21. 00 26 Frocks and Gowns from the Costume Salon; special] values. . $43.00 10 $75 to $150 Elegant Coats from the Costume Salon (women’s). Bn 3090 Prs. $7 to $10 Pumps, Straps and Oxfords for women. 150 Prs. Women’s Leather or Felt Slppers; soft soles. . 290 Prs. Women’s Quilted Satin Slippers; black and colors 150 Prs. Women’s $3.50 Black Satin D’Orsay Slippers. 200 Prs. Women’s $1.35 lisle-top Black Silk Hose. 340 Prs. Women’s $1.50 and $1.95 Black and Colored Silk Hose. $1.00 115 Men’s $24.50 and $28.50 Two-Trouser Suits; choice at.... 85 Men’s $20 and $22.50 Whipcord Raincoats; choice at 35 Men’s $22.50 and $25 Winter Overcoats; choice at 65 Men’s $5 to $7.50 Wool Trousers; many patterns; pair 100 Men’s $3.75 to $4.25 Knitted Vests; small sizes... 32 Men's $12.50 Corduroy Coats and Pants; each 11 Men’s $11.50 Sheep-Lined Coats; splendidly made 40 Men’s $4.75 Khali Coats, in Norfolk style; each 36 Men's $2.25 White Overalls; carpenter's style 900 Men’s $4 and $5 Soft Hats; broken size assortment 75 Pairs Men’s $6 Oxfords; tan and black, broken sizes.. .. 90 Pairs Men’s $6 Shoes: tan and black; broken siges 166 Men’s $4 Lumberjack Shirts; all sizes, each 204 Men’s $6 Lumberjacks: all- wool plaids Eger ate aaa 86 Men’s $6 and $7 Bathrobes: all sizes; each . ; 52 Men’s $8 Rope-Stitch Wool Sweater Coats; all sizes 280 Men’s $5, $6.50 and $7.50 Pure Silk Shirts; each 400 Men’s 69c and $1 Silk Neckwear; wide variety; each 320 Men’s $3, $4 and $5 Wool and Wool-Mixed Union Suits 260 Men’s $2.50 Cotton Domet Flannel Pajamas . ee = 280 Men’s $2 Silk-and-Wool Half Hose; all sizes, pair | 660 Men’s 75c and $1 Half Hose; assorted kinds, pair 160-Prs. of Women’s and Misses’ $1.50 Boudoir Slippers; pair... 11 $18.95 Diamond-Set ‘‘Bastern Star’’ Rings. ........ The 301 Items on This Page Give Some Idea of Friday’s Super-Value-Giving 600 Prs. Women’s Hose; seconds of $1.50 to $2 grades | | 420 Prs. Children’s 50c to 75c Hose of many kinds; sizes broken... 120 Prs. Women’s $1 White Cotton Hose; sizes 9, 914 and 10 207 Prs. Women’s 75c to $1 Hose; many kinds; sizes broken; pr... 150 Prs. Women’s black and brown cotton Hose; sizes broken; pr. 5c 800 Prs. Children’s 25c to 0c White and Colored Socks; 2 prs. .25c 300 Prs. Seconds of Women’s $1. 20 Rayon-and-Wool Hose; pr... .65¢ 400 Prs. Women’s $1.39 to $1.75 Fancy Sports Hose at Savings of. L, 560 Costume Slips of Silk Seeres and Tub Silk _. | 150 Sample Slips of Crepe and Radium Silk; spec: 350 Prs. Women’s Smart Kid Gloves; a variety of stalls 1200 Prs. Women’s Chamois-Suede Gloves: various colors 1300 Women’s 50c and 75c Handkerchiefs; many kinds; each 2400 Women’s 18c and 25c Handkerchiefs; special, each. .__.. 375 $5 Silk-and-Linen Umbrellas for men and women 1200 Yds. of 25c to 39c Laces for many purposes; yard. 800 Yds. of 50c to $1.50 Laces; a wide variety; yard 200 Yds. of $6 Moufflon Fur Bandings; special, yard. 3200 Yds. Sample Strips, 15¢ and 25c Embroideries: yard 12 Handsome French Beaded Tunic os} $25 values, offered at 75 $4.95 Soiled Silk Gowns, Teddies and Step- Ins; each . 150 $1.95 Georgette Chemises in the new shades: each 75 $1. 95 Crepe de Chine Bloomers with lace edgings. $1. 150 Soiled Gowns, Step-Ins, Chemises and Princess SHps; each 23 $18.95 Real Crystal Necklaces; 24 to 30 inch lengths. 17 Women’s $10 to $12.50 White Gold-Filled Wrist Watches. . 29 $9 to $12.50 Gold and Silver Plated Mesh Bags... 10 Prs. $10 to $17.95 Artificial Pearl Slipper Buckles __..-... 135 Strands of 39c to $1 Bead Necklaces; strand 7 $5 Silver-Plated Water Pitchers; offered at 15 $22.05 43-piece Service Sets 14 Sterling Silver Hollow-Handled Dinner Knives; each 38 Giant Alarm Clocks; $1.50 Value; offered at . ae 24 $25 Beaded Bags from Europe; various styles and sizes. 200 $1.98 Drawstring or Frame styles of Beaded Bags. . 24 $7.50 Leather Handbags; dark and bright colors; choice’ 50 $5 to $6.50 Pitted Leather Vanity Boxes; choice...... 200 Yds. $1.25, 36-inch Striped Dress Linen; yard for 600 Yds. 69c, 36-inch Striped Cotton Broadcloths; yard for.._. 250 Yds. 79c, 40-inch Colored Organdie; yard for ee re 1500 Yds. 39¢ to 50¢ Wash Goods; various kinds; yard for. 300 Dotted Blouse Patterns; 49c value; each . ocean 150 Yds. $1.98 Fast-colored, embroidered Linen; yard for. 500 Yds. 98c Novelty Wash Fabrics; odd lots; . yard. 100 Yds. $1.98 Black Novelty Crepe Coatings; yard for 590 Yds. $4.98, 54-1nch Bordered Satin Crepes; yard 275 Yds. $1.39 36-inch Printed Kimono Silks; yard 150 Yds. 98c Wide Wale Cotton Corduroy; yard oo 2 2& ewan «= atte = « Friday's Otterings Are So Unusual That Thousands Should Share Them 100 $8.98 and $10 Crepe de Chine Blouses: mostly white $5.65 85 $10 to $15 Extra-Size Crepe de Chine Blouses; special. $6.49 75 $2.98 and $3.98 Extra-Size Voile Overblouses: sizes 46to 52. $1.49 75 $8 and $10 Soiled Sample Modart Corsets and Girdl S.......9n00 100 $5 New Long Corsets and Corselettes; special at... . $3.00 85 $3 Girdles of elastic combined with fancy 1 material....... . .$2.00 00 $4 Medium Bust Corsets of fancy pink b ee 200 $1.50 and $2 Brassieres and Confiners: many sty] ae 36 $3 and $5 Netheralls in sizes 30 and 32 only; offered at...._. .85¢ 500 $2.95 to $3.75 Glove Silk Vests and Step- Ins: each | a $1.95 250 $1.75 to $2.50 Bodice-top Glove Silk Vests; all sizes... .... .$1.39 480 Women’s $1.25 and $1.50 Athletic Union Suits. at... ....._ . .89e 150 $3.50 Glove Silk Sports Bloomers: sizes 6 and 7 only . $2.50 90 $1.95 Silk-and-Fiber Vests of Phoenix make: various hue .69e¢ 423 Women’s 50c extra-size cotton ribbed Union Suits. , 3c 300 $5 and $5.98 Rope Sweater Coats for women: sizes 36 to 46. _$2.59 80 Women’s $3 and $3.98 Cricket-neck and Coat style Sweaters. $1.59 73 $6.98 Wool, Slip-on or Tuxedo Sweaters; sizes 28 to 34 $3.59 225 $1.95 to $3.95 Apron Dresses; many smart styles. ee 150 $1.50 Extra-Size Dress Aprons; attractive models. ....._.. .88c 75 $3.95 Nurses’ Uniforms: servi ceably made; offered at. $1.48 89 Linen Dresses of various types; sizes broken: choice $1.95 32 Juniors’ $10 to $15 Winter Coats: sizes 12 | $3.95 26 Juniors’ Smocked $15 Jerseys: sizes 12 to 15 years $7.95 100 Yds. $1.98 Black, Silk-Paced Duvetyn, yard for. - rds. $1.98 Satin Printed Foulards; good patterns, yard. ..$1.19 . $7.95 54-inch Bordered Chenille; yard for. .. .. .$2.98 . $1.98 18-inch Tinsel Brocades; ideal for trimmings; yd... 69¢ 75 Yds. $2.98 50- inch Bordered Rayon Material; yard for.......$1.69 500 Yds. $3.98 and $4.98 54-inch Embroidered Woolens; yard... 300 Yds. $1.98 54. inch Broken-Checked Woolens; yard . 200 Yds. $1.50 40-inch Wool-mixed Plaids; yard for : 350 Yds. $1.19 33- inch Striped Washable Flannels; yard for. 150 Yds. $2.98 and $3.98 54-inch Woolen Coatings: yard for.. 69 Boxes of Tic Tiasness Face Powder; offered special; box. . 180 Pkgs. $1.95 Monna Vanna Perfume: package for..... 165 Pigs. of Grennoville’s 75c Talcum Powder; package F. & B. Special Coffee egulariy 55¢ Lbs. sel Friday. .* fee. $i See Other Sceeentiiiasimniiein on Page 16 Basemest. st. LOUIS POST “DISPATCH — @ Consider what this salem ruary Campaign is praet amount of merchandise iz soiled and broken lots—y now repriced, for Friday @ truly an unsurpassed gs tain to attract thousands! value-giving, se be here wih M, Friday. Look for the Special § Visit every section—and needs as far ahead a economy are exh i ing climax to our Fel of it! Store Ope Many lots are limited—in —the exact quantity in each who shop extensively will +s rchandise Offer paper vale Feb- _— naturally the vast 4t accumuiations of odd, ee already extreme — further advantage. It is it is store-wide — cer- we the lots, the greater the y sale starts at 9 A. throughout the store! and all-year-around » opportunities for one-day, value-gtv- ign—make the most O’Clock s only one article of a kind o come early! Those CHARGE Made Friday Will ———— CHASES March Statements Jars of Gimay’s 75e Fuse ¢ > Boxes of Gimay’s 85cE $2 Imported Vacuum G 6 85c Imported Atomizers Pkgs. of Francely’s $2.50im $3.95 to $5 Shell Perfuz $2.50 and $3 Ivory- Waite $1 Metal Hot-Water £ 660 Doz. 50-yd. Spools of Silk 189 45c Cretonne Laundry S 365 50c and 60c French Cam 418 Papers of 12c to 15e Engi 242 Prs. of 50c Metal Shoe T 300 25c to 50c Brushes; nail, t 195 Boxes of 25c to 50c AssoF Sse ebae iy wanted; at.. a box for "3 papers, 20e; ; Paper, 7e -oopenenn thers: each «eae 1620 Papers of Needles; 2 tog. 465 Prs. of 15c to 25¢e Dress Shi 680 20c to 25¢ Hair Carlers;, . 1230 Bunches of Fancy = 450 Doz. of 35¢ to 400 dox. | 100 Girls’ $1 Chambray and 4 60 $1.50 Girls’ Middies; wan 52 Girls’ $2.95 White ] id. 10 $6.95 Lucy Lockett Frock 80 Girls’ $3.95 Black Cotton & 43 Girls’ Sample Flannel 128 137 Pairs Infants’ $2 and Sas 120 Pairs Children’s $3 and $# 83 Pairs Growing Girls’ 9" 85 Baby Boys’ $2 Spring | 59 Tots’ Sl. 50 to $2.50 Souem 209 Girls’ $3.50 to $5 Silk a 3 4 62 Infants’ $1.50 to $3 Gam 143 $1.50 to $3 Creepers, 4 52 Boys’ $10, $12 and $142 — ks; sizes 7 to 10... .58¢ es: each my Boy Suits: ; 15 to 18 i ; 4 sy ¥ , of Te fn —— q : Steel cut or whole th | 3 We Give and Redeem Eagle St » Restricted Articles Elda} Sobel, Sobed-} 1 pobeed .

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@ Consider what this sale me ruary Campaign is practical amount of merchandise iny soiled and broken lots—vyalp now repriced, for Friday on truly an unsurpassed shoppj tain to attract thousands! value-giving, so be here whale M. T'riday. | Look for the Special Sale Visit every section—and needs as far ahead as pot economy are extraordin: ing climax to our Februams Store Opens 0’Clock only one article of a kind o come early! Those jroughout the store! and all-year-around , opportunities for one-day, valu re the Many lots are limited—in —the exact guantity in each k who shop extensively will pref CHARGE &CHASES Made Friday Will Apa: ) Statements 64 Jars of Gimay’s 75c Face € 65 Boxes of Gimay’s 85c Bath C 42 $2 Imported Vacuum Carafes 116 85c Imported Atomizers; 34 Pkgs. of Francely’s $2.50 Im 40 $3.95 to $5 Shell Perfume Br 65 $2.50 and $3 Ivory ee #eeee#eeweee 8 Ww Imes; package ative shapes; each. .$2.59 Hae offered at..........$1.00 oe eens S2Ot-Water Dotueme.................... 9c 660 Doz. 50-yd. Spools of Silk 189 45c Cretonne Laundry Baggseci 365 50c and 60c French Curling 418 Papers of 12c to 15c Englis 242 Prs. of 50c Metal Shoe Tre 300 25c to 50c Brushes; nail, toe 195 Boxes of 25c to 50c Assort 1620 Papers of Needles; 25 to 465 Prs. of 15c to 25c Dress Shue 680 20c to 25c Hair Curlers; pc 1230 Bunches of Fancy Beads; § 450 Doz. of 35c to 40c doz. NW 100 Girls’ $1 Chambray and @ 60 $1.50 Girls’ Middies; white, & 52 Girls’ $2.95 White Middies; Gi 10 $6.95 Lucy Lockett Frocks; Mm 12 30 Girls’ $3.95 Black Cotton Sé 43 Girls’ Sample Flannel $12.99 137 Pairs Infants’ $2 and $2.50 120 Pairs Children’s $3 and $44 83 Pairs Growing Girls’ $5 Fe 85 Baby Boys’ $2 Spring Tams 59 Tots’ $1.50 to $2.50 Soiled Sues 209 Girls’ $3.50 to $5 Silk and Sm 62 Infants’ $1.50 to $3 Garmenge 143 $1.50 to $3 Creepers, Romp 52 Boys’ $10, $12 and $14 Two-=98; 15 [OUS BARR. CO. u Restricted Articles Excepted mered at, dozen for ndable- ‘oe ye oe oe ee oe m....3 papers, 20c; paper, 7c of Dai 9c lothers; each ........17c .o papers for 5c ee —- peemenes for. ......... me dozen for... ____.... iS; sizes 7 to 10._.... .59c Size 14 and 16 "> ee © & @& 8S © 8& @ 6 ®O ; sizes 10-12 ___. .$1.50 8 21, to 7, pair i Straps; sizes 6 to 13, $1.35 r cen wv @eee@we@e¢t« « TWear; 4 to 16 years. $1.95 | 95c ar Suits; 1 to 5 yrs. $1.00 id Redeem Eagle Ste ——— —— —_—_— — — ——__— + —_ —-— ~ ee ee 26 Boys’ $10 to $16.50 Overcoats; sizes 15 to 18 years. ........ .$5.75 15 Boys’ $10 and $12 Overcoats; sizes $ to 6 years .._...- . .$4.98 37 Boys’ $5.75 to $10 Wool Novelty Suits ....................$3.00 115 Boys’ $2.95 Wash-Top Wool Novelty Suits .......... iain - aa 23 Boys’ $8.50 to $12 Spring Topcoats; broken sizes ........_-.. $5.75 56 Boys’ $2.25 Wool Knickers; sizes 16, 17 and 18 years .......$1.10 16 $4.50 Yellow Slicker Raincoats; broken sizes .............$3.55 52 Boys $3.75 Wool Lumberjack Blouses .....................$2.88 20 Boys’ $3.50 Cotton Corduroy Lumberjacks ... ~~~ ~ ~se-~---$2.69 43 Boys’ $5.95 Wool Shaker Knit Sports Sweaters _...........$2.88 23 Boys’ $5.95 ‘‘Gene Sarazen’’ Sports Coats .........-—-..~-.. $2.88 175 Boys’ 79c Collar-Attached Blouses; each .......-....—-.... .39¢ 65 Boys’ $4.95 Wool Cricket Sweaters; many designs ..........$3.95 75 Boys’ $1 Cotton Flannelette Sleeping Garments -_-...._.... .65¢c 28 Boys’ $2 Cotton Flannelette Pajamas..........--.------ . .§1.39 15 $65 Sample Coxwell Chairs; mohair upholstered -. —--..... $39.50 12 Italian Tables; imported, imperfect $19.50 grade ......_.... $8.75 6 $75 Enameled Breakfast Sets; table, chairs & china cabmet. .$37.50 12 $50 Walnut Radio Cabinets or Consoles; well built ._......$19.75 10 $45 Walnut and Hardwood China Cabinets; good styles. .... $19.75 4 $150 French Imported Console Cabinets .............-----.$79.50 4 $495 Spanish Dining-Room Suites; ten stately pieces..-.... $295.00 15 $175 8-Piece Combination Walnut Dining Suites --=.~+ +. -$98.50 g $6.75 Hanging Book Shelves; green or red. - ..--..-----~- . . $8.95 THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1926. __ ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH GN ots of Seasonablrchandise Offered at Savings That Are Extraordinary Even for Famous-Barr Co. tthe value-giving Feb- — naturally the vast ft accumulations of odd, re already extreme — sfrther advantage. It is _it is storej-wide — cer- rthe lots, the greater the lay sale starts af 9 A. 50 $3 Boudoir Lamps; metal base; paneled silk shade.......... $1.00 300 $1.50 and $2.50 Boudoir Lamp Bases; mahogany finish; each. .50c 30 $20 to $27.50 Lamp Shades; soiled, samples; each....... 1s $10 25 $30 to $40 Lamp Shades; soiled, samples; each ............. $12.50 15 $15 to $17.50 Lamp Shades; soiled, samples; each ...... ee 90 $2 Framed Pictures; subjects for many rooms; each ......... $1.29 39 $3.50 Pictures of ‘‘Psyche’’—oval style; framed; each ........ $1.49 390 $1 to $2.50 Rolls for Welte Mignon Pianos; each............. 6F 250 $1.95 Ukuleles, camp style; with excellent tone ........... $1,45 25 $10 Tea Sets; 25 pieces; of imported make; set ...... — 75 $3 Vanity Sets; hand painted decoration; 3 pieces; set ...... $1.69 20 Dozen $11.50 Hand-Cut Colored Glass Salad Plates, dozen . . .$7.75 40 Semi-Porcelain Dinner Sets; 36- pc. imperfect $9.75 grade, ea., $5.95 150 Pairs $150 Hand-Cut Crystal Glass Candlesticks; pair... ... 89c 200 $1 Hand-Cut Glass Bowls; for fruit, etc.; each ........... oon te 50 $6.50 Imported Semi-Porcelain Sets, 32 pieces; set........... $4.25 300 $9.95 Dozen Square Semi-Porcelain Salad Plates; each........ 29c 35 $5.95 All-Linen Bleached Damask Tablecloths; each.......... $3.88 200 Yards $1.45 All-Linen, Bleached Table Damask; yard ........ 85c 68 Dozen $3.95 Hemstitched, All-Linen Napkins; the dozen ....$2.65 300 Turkish Bath Mats; seconds of $2.25 to $2.49 grades ....... $1.15 300 25c Bleached Turkish Bath Towels; heavy quality; each .....19c 100 $1.50 All-Linen Three-Piece Vanity Sets; set ................ 95c 75 $3.95 Porto Rican Linen Bridge Sets; hand embroidered ..... $2.95 Needs of the Family and Home May Be Supplied at Great Savings 1 $1300 Bedroom Suite; eight pieces; handsome style ._...... $725.00 6 $400 Walnut Finished 4-Piece Bedroom Suites.....- nalnin 4 > @L00.00 4 $85 Walnut Vanity Dresser; triple mirror .........-...-...$39.50 1 $495 Walnut Italian Style Desk; entirely handmade ....... $172.00 10 Royal Worsted Wilton Rugs; 9x12 ft.; seconds of $150 grade, $89.50 12 Worsted Wilton Rugs; 9x12 ft., seconds of $135 grade...... $79.50 10 $75, $81 and $89 Wool Wilton Rugs; 9x12 ft. .........2---. $57.50 3 $97.50 Seamless Wilton Rugs; 8x10.6-ft. size. ...-.......--.. $47.50 2 $72.50 Seamless Wilton Rugs; 8x10.6 ft. size ............--.. $39.50 29 $16.50 to $25 Royal Wilton Rugs; 36x63-inch Size.......... $11.95 ae moval Wilton Bags; Giieee See .............--4.).1-. $57.50 5 $40 to $49 Royal Wilton Rugs; 4.6x7.6-ft. size .............. $24.50 10 $35 Royal Wilton Rugs; 4.6x7.6-ft. size ..............44..4-.- $19.75 $2 $85 Royal Wilton Rugs; 8.3x10.6 size ...._-.-..---.-.--... . $47.50 2 $72.50 Royal Wilton Rugs; 8x10.6-ft. size ......-.-.........$389.50 10 $57 Royal Wilton Rugs; 6x9-ft. size ......--.....-.--....$36.00 174 Pairs $2.50 to $3 Lace Curtains; small lots; pair. ...........$1.00 183 Pairs $3.75 to $4.50 Lace Curtains; small lots; pair. ....- . $1.95 135 Pairs $5 to $6.50 Lace Curtains; small lots; pair...........$2.95 98 $5 Voile Curtain Sets; picot ruffles; set ...... 2... - mig----$2.15 349 Pairs $3 Grenadine Ruffled Curtains; pair ...........-.. $1.50 230 Yards $1.25 and $1.50 Cretonnes; hand blocked, etc.; yard... .65c 395 Yards Cretonnes; light, dark and medium colors; yard...... .45c 683 Yards $2.50 Drapery Rayon; 45 in. wide; wanted colors; yd. .95c 25 $6.95 Bed Sets; colored striped effect; the set .............. $4.25 200 Yards 59c All-White Striped Cotton Satinay; yard.,......... 35c 40 Pairs $12.50 to $13.95 Plaid Blankets; full size; pair... ... ..$9.35 20 Pairs $19.95 All-Wool Plaid Blankets; pair. ........4....... $14.95 12 $21.50 Lambs’ Wool Comforts; full size; each ......... _. $15.95 18 $3.50 Comforts; filled with cotton, full size; each ...........$2.55 50 $4.95 Wool-Mixed Blankets; 66x80-inch size; each........... $3.75 20 Dozen $1.95 ‘‘Utica’’ Make Cotton Sheets; 81x99 inches; each, $1.55 360 Yards 29c ’"Berkeley’’ Cambric; No. 60; the yard ........... 22c 55 $5.50 ‘‘Wamsutta’’ Make Sheets; scalloped; 81x108 in., each, $4.50 150 $1.95 Rayon Pillows; full size; ight and dark colors .........$1.39 500 50c Stamped Pieces; scarfs, towels, etc. each -............. _39¢ 500 39c Stamped Pieces; odd lots; many articles; each ..-—.,,.....19c 200 75c Tapestry Table Runners; 50 inches long; each ......... .52c 139 $1.95 Index Text Bibles; leatherette bindings; each ........$125 45 $3 Modern Reader’s Bibles; well printed and bound; each . .. .$1.95 500 Lbs. 75c ‘‘Graystone’’ Vellum finished Stationery; Ib. ........35c 136 ‘‘Laird and Lee’’ Webster Dictionaries; special, each ...... .69c 900 Rolls 59c Living-Room Wall Papers; newest effects; roll. ... .39c 91 $3.50 ‘‘Maid’’ Electric Heaters; 11-inch reflector; each ..... $1.69 86 Universal Electric Cookers; demonstrators; special, each. . .$13.50 3 $15 Electric Tailors’ Iron with control switch; each ......... $6.95 3 $10.50 Electric Tailors’ Iron; 12-lb. size; nickel base -. ~~... . .$5.95 14 $17.50 Electric Teapots; very attractive style; each ......... $9.50 Attend This Store-Wide Event and Profit by the Extraordinary Baying Advantages 500 Yards $1 Sunfast Drapery Voile; 36 inches wide; yard... . .45c 300 Yards 60c Drapery Pongee; silk-mixed; 36 inches wide; yard .32c 400 Yards $1.50 and $2 Imported Drapery Madras; yard 65c 315 Yards $1.50 Striped Drapery Fabric: 36 inches wide, yard. . .69c 17 Pairs $12.50 Portieres; of lustrous fabric; pair -...--..-. - .$6.95 19 Pairs $17.50 Portieres; wanted colors; pair.......-....----.$9.95 88 $10 Metal Lamp Bases; junior style; well made; each....-.-.. $5.00 37 $10 Metal Lamp Bases; bridge style; each...........--.... -$5.00 15 $25 Junior Lamp Bases; antique gold finished; each.__.....$10. 14 $25 Bridge Lamp Bases; antique gold finished; each......-.. $10.00 67 $12.50 Bridge Lamp Bases; antique metal leaf gold finished. .$5.00 35 $5 Boudoir Lamps; metal bases; glass shades; complete... ...$1.50 100 $6.50 and $7 Boudoir Lamps; metal; silk paneled shade... ... $2.00 F. & B. Special Coffee Regdlarly 55c Lbs. aaeh; Fader... le. DL @ Our delicious, specta] Diend Coffee tn «@ special sale Friday. Steel cut or whole bean. See Other Ammouncermrnt om Pacr 16 35 $5 Electric Massage Vibrators; 3 applicators ..............$3.05 18 $3 Nickel-Plated Cream Pitcher and Sugar Bowl Sets ....... $1.95 4 $70 Winship Wardrobe Trunks, with doors ........ sae dae $49.50 2 $90 Wardrobe Trunks with doors; ‘‘Likly’’ make; each ...... $45.00 6 $35 Full-Sized Wardrobe Trunks, with bulge top; each ..... $27.50 17 $9.50 Pullman Cases in black enamel finish; large; each _.. . .$6.5€ 15 $8 Boston Bags of cowhide leather; leather lined .............. $5 18 $4 Hat Boxes, assorted styles, all in round model ...........$2.50 8 $30 Fitted Cases with removable tray; round edges ......... $22.50 30 $7.50 Slip-On Wool Sweaters; wanted colors; each ..... wan - - 0-49 250 50c ‘‘Silver King’’ Repainted Golf Balls; each ..............25¢ 57 $1.25 Juvenile Size Tennis Rackets; well made ..._....._.-..59¢ 124 $1.50 to $2.45 Golf Clubs, wooden and iron kinds; each ......79¢ 63 $5.50 Golf Bags; odd lots, including various styles .........$2.98 8 $45 Dayton Double-Bar ‘‘Motor Bike’’ Bicycles; each ... . ..$29.95 75 50c Wright & Ditson Championship Tennis Balls; each ....... 15c 20 $2.35 Large-Size Archery Sets; well made; set .............$1.59 22, $4.50 Cricket Style Sports Sweaters, bright patterms __. _ . . $2.95 53 $5.95 ‘“Lumberjack’’ Shirts; various patterns; each _....... .$3.49 6 $9.45 Chevrolet 1925 Coach Seat Covers; set..........---.... $7.95 18 $24.05 A. T. C. Oversize Cord Tires, 35x42 ...........4... $13.95 3 $98 Wolper Radio Sets; complete with equipment; each _.... ..$85 1 $140 Thermodyne Six-Tube Set; very efficient .............$49.50 30 $3.50 Radio Panels, assorted sizes and finishes; each. ........$1.25 te tte Rg aly GS ane ait Se ee ae Saiki ee Le Ee ee wy Dicaaserthe r ~ EO a NEL Ge) Renata EY PINE Me oc 8 AMEN EN A Oe Ea VHS INO MIEN Ge rei telaingin stein thd em . 9,2 ee : ee ~ ~ » al ree pete ange Reena gen . G ¥. . * « ni - ‘Se n ps . a 4 - Fs m “! ae . 7 ‘ ‘ > ao . ° Vie ia wb . —" . ‘ x ty waaay. OF Rey chen =e pain | o ae sis oo aenstaneetents “ names he gs . epi ” eee i ar aa cent piles. a . a ee F ’ hi ; , ete eee eee sata . M ? Pee mw ld , se 4 > A wi Te He . s ; rs : R Gree nln . . . P ‘ e . 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v lly ge Aes peer art th OF NARA: em Aptis colin tO fsa BAD? pithy Sey akESE . = RES ate $F oe ij : “4 @ ‘ o F + ee > =a ve > Lil ; _ * FUNDS THROUGH MEMBERSHIPS ae Soap—10 bars Ammonia oa ——- at? Bee, ike x ‘ . ’ | 7 “ “4 - - l ~ fh) . Eo a : - ° e I . ae -t =u 2 . Money Needed to Carry On Work — can Old English Fioor t.-lb. Wizard Floor Wax, 25¢ Ot rs 4 tor, 39¢ | a. 10¢ scm on yg woe A. oe | i--S Fs Saco |=? Sete 43 " ; s ib. \ Gis 4 g . a e BEAMS aa5cn ty: Medium $1Ze, ast 7) ritr ~ ia - pa . va 4 .7 Loe | on a for Neglected Domestic Wax, 68c t-lb. Wizard Floor Wax, 48c —— Steed Water Cas- 1 ti a2. || CF —-reguiariy oc, . ss , 1 a Sees =o a Animals. t-Ib. can Johnson Floor 2-Ib. Wizard Fioor Wax, goc a a regi ag ~ aoe, or 7 | special 6 cans tor, _ 3 ea ee Pe Se “he ei The Humane s v of Missourt W ax. 68c ‘2 pt. Wizard Liquid Wax, 25¢ [Pe Oe oo bars | Extra large. 59c¢ |j ° Adjustable meta! frame, black : "3 SS ihe j ge = . as begun : umpaicn for new 1-lb. can 17th Century Floor I pt. Wizard Liquid > gee : Phi ‘a 6tor SIC , enameled frame, specially treated, —+-~- ene : Shes oe a ae : + members to provide sufficient Wax. 48c t qt. Wizard Liquid Wax. soc . : ee ae ee eae Pai C] buff color, cotton cloth. >) a . i Mt ea ite ng: par SB ; } funds with which to carry on its Chipso . Washing Durlacque Paint Cie | = = | Hib sess et. te 4 » iy - ¢ \# nda Ph, 7 _ ot “oS a } ] rieig ot ¥ zi e “7 aaa . - s8 be = Sex i A ok bes -.° a Broperts : : ments, regularly 35c the can; special. = oe — se re, 1 yes ‘inc s re a " * : é “a. s* street. now used | ‘ ee: = Ail-metal Window Ventilating Shutters, olive green cole, i'r SU | ‘ ialinin) give o'€ 10-inch Thermometers for ia ' lined with galvanized wire screen : Sa st x | AY . hoiic © for h¢ . . o a as oe) ee e Bs " ‘ ty mad : = s ene inside or outside, fancily enam-; |. | : : ‘ he ee ee oe cia one FE, ASS EA p-3 Re c . v ease. seer veES 2 = - eat f- =, - The work of the soclfty as it re- eled in red. green, blue or black © nN Articles ae ne ae $2.23 | 9 os en a8 $ors S35 a a 21 EB a lates to horses has been indorsed on wood {ix 9 zo to 35 2.70 | g 45 to 59 $798 © a / $y.) 3 | Be 4 m pone ' ~ o 4A = - . a 7S ~ if i SavIngs 1f] price. —— All Sherwin-Williams Family Paints d ¢ 4 : Fee er ae e —sAATIAarter — = — oe 2 - : - * . ~~ S 7 When - askets. made of raffia itchen Tabie, porce- , 1 Pint 4Rc 3S wach ba picts em 29¢ lain top, white enameled | sai i , 4 art R- ste = ‘ | Spring Form Cake base, size 25x40 $7.95 1 Quat oe e+ OU : = ns, loose bottom, ten- Ironing Baard and - : . . sogres 4 y Auto Accessories a> 3 inch at TS§¢ Stand, rigid i. ea CU Sapolin Enamel Phelan Spar Varnish gn % a om ‘ ‘ne nn : rr ——_— , " ; ge ~ Eieven-inch at o8¢ Toilet Paper, fine tis- ee All Colors Will Not Turn White eT F " go to | Fancy Tin Molds sue, 1000 sheets in roll— pat ai 1, Pint. iSec 1, Pint, 48¢ ey, r q MEE BE 25° Discount 12 rolls for 98c ; i : 1, Pint 29c 1 Pint Sd dee Pi a —_—_ — a =: re ai _ - 7* > as ss ~. BiG rh “= ~~ be —— ee oe orted Kitchen Set a Stool, full ii ; r 1 Pint. 53c Ls Gallon. , Tee: ris 2 ' - ~ i ‘ at ~} ATIn rocaét 71.00 - os a ® be ~ 3 ansas | $2.00 Automatic Drill ee gs a | de. 1 Quart. 99c 1 Gallon, $4.80 G3 q : maganne handie with poon, ladle, buster Sani Cans, white en- Dean 2 oe | maga aap he Ach + nai ae : jar, two jaggers; the ameled inside pail, foot ‘rae ? | eight Grilis. NICKE! plated, $1.65 Hand Drill Frame —=S . S5¢ lift cover $2.98 : es gates: a hiohliv noliahed $1.65 ] Sas ) oe oat ca , ‘ | higniy ee Bie. 09 malleable iron, gear teeth ad Cutting Bot?d, Carpet Sweepers “Bis. = :f we 8° 00 20-inch size $3.95 arte : — Sef so round, 674-inch size, 35¢; Beater "oF isd 1G * $5.00 20-rnch size ~~) | nickel plated, priced at 98c St / eae Tir. Pichia ‘Weineer wood : So Ci eS £76 99 inch size $4.60 | anges. StES, SOC, Fete t Noernyag peel Pot aga ball Sig 3 BS: , = bo. 9 2e-INeN yO a . ac frame, ro-inch roil, bal ea a q Onthe Wabash you enjoy che - Cen Coit tae = 6oc "ewes " Sc:01 Case f re) . - acuUuim et aca _ : ; ar 73 G..iiz 5-95 . as . A exceptional service of transcon- ? ef . $1250 China Me = Molds Combinet. white enam:+ e = 3 : 4 I, ‘ z Holder “3 ailumin Whi aay hold- 50¢ block 79¢ Pers TELE IE way’ Reduce rices _— : e ex! , ; . >» 2 ; 1 ra Sem Area? — T Phevees err} . : — Ff — a 9-03 am, 2:00 pn, 10°30 pm. d i} ' | ing votn city and state ividual Pepper Dusting Brush, = . | = tee ee license, special $1.23 : 2§¢ agi ent B 49° A ee : | | ; & "s «ff 1 : “ ej ac OR nw ery : - “ rte . c Get on t “# i +3 ‘ V1InN la ter ‘ tT ss age, ail Orass oc ~ & ing & Dai cE . = = : : a a | att —. pence fe og etched, seed guard $5.75 root solid block— Every Herrick goes back to | - : ee ; “ae ¢ ’ r ‘ rat@ ' — wag : a Delmar Ave. | ath oe Running Board Step ee | coo ; ice next Monday } ascinat eG . | a) Running Board Step se ke ~.inch size re regular price next ondaday -s 2s ; Pine miss SOL - =f is ASE. Cast aA2iumMminum z Pine Allerains stop at Deimar ff Hood and Radiator > for $ -; 4 Station 15 minutcs later { “mere frmeut g ti 2 j : f y . Finer Pada for laying 4 “ — ; e ¢ f a ‘ys . ; ; fr é 4 a’? P | : . mene Wi you hive grain fapric, rubh A great convenien q aver worn pots, eacn Pant Auto Wheel and Fender truahes, c urved hardwood white hack. Tampi Oo ae the West End District, ated lined with extra heavy blue weraey Pai lored to fit anugly Just a few at the prices lratad ha ee pe Derren Hirsch’s Exterminators . noe) There is a big saving to those for mice—15¢ size, sc For rats—rsc size. C elgg” | , | Printed Cre - For mice—25c size, toc For rats—2sc size, roc | purchases now. p P Trip 25¢ 4 a : ed . filler SOc For moths—25c size, 10c For rats—§r size, 35¢ H > a4 ‘ rint 3 i} Ae eae t. " : <1 ; - + low. ek Mees Cocere fer For moths—35c size, 5c For flies—asc size, r0 7 | | “=e ™ uv! & — nan] -ombinatior Locust, Union Station, Del | | | miunators listed. Sells regularly for $3.6s—spe- | | ° 4 n charrmng coior c and at oe cNally, Ford 1924-25 $3.20 anrted designe-—reduced to te | cial, while stock on hand lasts, $1.00 | Home Requirement <4 make up new frocks from 10‘ 450 80) Chevrolet 1920-26 $410 ', Price pf , _ | | : ~ Specially To Kill Rats, Mice, Moth and Flies —— who look ahead and make For mice—soc size, 25¢ For rats—coc size, - a ( a . = ‘ ‘ : | ; a : nie se in av tloral designs, ™- Wabash Tickee Offices, Broadway | Ford 1917-23 $3.20 Forde and Chevrolets. as- SPECIAL ASSORTMENT—One box each of Exter- \ 4 Models Suitable for Every % &¢) V andervroase Vandervoort’s House-Furnishing Shop—Downstairs

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* - : dak ». - « —_ me © * — = peraict a ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY “EVENING, FEBRUARY 25. 1926. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCE iL ’ nd - . eR, A I aE ee EN eee. a - - a nate tae ~_— nee ee ee a « ne ene ena anen an a ven aml - aia cet nnpeaNRRAS ‘ worn - ee ee ee a == a ea " : : —— A ee er ee ° —— ne So RR Sa se ee =e aroma ~~ 2 ——_ , —_—_ Ay Candy Special tor the Week Candy Special Friday F) ; q S : Chocolate Dipped Caramels UNWRAPPED CARAMELS | . 7 . arden spades 30c Pound 39c Pound Box : tr 3 D handle, as illustrated, | & | Candy Shop—First Fico: Vanilla, vanilla pecan, chocolate and chocolate ‘4 2 anes seus Se almond. Candy Shop—First Floor 3 St) Fs : : paermasimentonenenretaani [aa uy ESI ene = , ~ = , - — SERRE ee ainiiseilinnonente _————-—-— as et > e and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth | Sassi Daily, 9:00 to $:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 Olive and Locust, From Niat® to 7a 1 f ee ! a secieenctesnnetntncioseaschcunin siiecsilcgiedcapmaitina ieee sieving alicia ieicsecdpnlanecitiititaieiainencteatiedpinsitiiahanieipise . SOS ee Ma ER SES ST —— - ‘ f Charge Purchases Friday and Saturday N 1 April i || ‘ai 5 arge [-urchases [friday an alurday {Voit Wue Until Apri Thal ei &. . | a ; - : - a cae rr egrmemea none ee : be 3 ca 14 ie Be 7 ; pot ee 7 ~ Fe: : 2 ee en Articles : ee) eet h! oth ! er . Poe Petro, Ky F | i Dolly Madison Cl % a 7 | | ~ pi | oF F ) De Luxe Bedspreads 1 Ny . | : : £4 \ i ) f fa] F : 4 For Friday and Saturday at Less EA \\ ys i \ WZ, oe | i 2 $132 $1625 #\ IRS: GA | ae F by { ' * . | if J eee: , ia if r 2. y | \ a : be | | | ; ; \\ \\ ' ; Regularly $17.50 Regularly $20 | ~ ral | if , \A . 72x108 Inches 90x108 Inches SSO SA F Women like these plain color Krinkle Bed- Nar i spreads and will delight in this two-day oppor- Li iid ie. tunity to make selections at less than usual. Easily vali ti ee | washed and do not require ironing. Twin and | 1 a . double bed sizes. 1 | | Rose, Blue, Lavender, Gold, Green i : § Lamb's Wool Comforts 1 tt | Regularly $16.50 : ; | | Plain color Canton silk covering, . 2 5 filled with fine quality lamb’s. wool / $ Q5 . and prettily quilted. Light weight and ee a durable. Size 72x84 inches. Rose, —— § . Copenhagen blue, lavender, gold and | i see : : " green. | ‘= _ Continuing Friday and Saturday eit ee , | i 9M Equipment Naow Larger Womens | * ae The $10,000 Special Purchase Talore SS ee | * a i Ea h.B | | io C, Pricelist Ne | Are Smart New Arrivals a Se Pea. | “ | a et ie a ¢ 5 | as - IN OUR SPECIALIZED EXTRA-SIZE SHOP | ~ eos nw aed} | aoe aed LAO 4 pieces, epee a _ O - a a [ & S | | 419.2 + Ay _ =— 4 ; | Betts “ | | : © Regularly $3.19 ge } oP ee. : 7 . ; = = N\\ | | | | é Dldes $1.7 10 ey (HE VERY day all the week, women have been choosing liberally of these Real lr! PRING Frocks in new broad stripe silks of i S pecial— 1: 2 et 7} va Laces at the sale prices. Lace bedspreads, table covers, lace medallions and baal a is | lovely quality have a in several be- 4 =— Abbe Hew eo: . 1° . : . * my es . : 3 _ PL: A VEU: real Laces by the yard for making neckwear and trimming underthings. Two EF lI | coming styles for tailored and sports wear : avy nickel-plated | 68c re ee tA be days more for you to participate in the savings. WSS2 LH ccocail | They effectively combine trig new tai- ried assortment, some Slightly marred, 6c a is Fe lored modes with slenderizing effects and mason the“ | Bose. ie | ; ks ey | . . . -h attractive color combinations ; : { : a Sardinian Lace Bedspreads and English Thread Lace, 59c Yd. Important Friday Feature in ep er 5 , | 5 4 * t f= "4 , : a 7 ' } > . . : * ;. e * \y fas ees 929.00 Se ea the Children's Hosiery Shop Orange and Tan Orange and White p Lata Pdirma + eer ot! ge. WY pee BIS Ly : oon wae r _ c om 6 = VW V entilators a) lea ae Chinese Irish Crochet Laces | Blue and White Blue and Green : ace Chairbacks, 75 19¢ Yd Sample Lot Half-Socks Sizes 405 to 52% rame, black ES ey i >@e Sardinian Lace Chairbacks, /5c : | , : z jlally treated, bare ht) fe] Ban fa am TE eacinte of Geaions Edgings and Insertions, 1 to 1! in. wide. | | Also a few new models in solid colors at $19.75. , oth. eines NG hact Fes} =a a HILDREN’S imported and Some Mranta!y | os. a, a : Sak NOMEN, [va Lg O82 : : Chinese Irish Crochet Laces Half-Socks of fiber and lisle; some / 90" © @¥" | a 7 : E St Aes = pe Be Be Real Venise Laces, $1.95 Yd. 75c to $1 Yd full-fashioned. others semi-fashioned. A ) an) arnilS ews cS | lee ored cuffs—also ~~ sci pr 5c dith Dolly Madison, Chinese, Oriental and others , $7 Oi ge stem So Bias Rizeon . . | ’ i, iy oe Na cas tease estes acme ; cks } e) nd white | me - Niams Family Paints / eaiace el ES psp Russian Filet Lace Scarts | Se —— nec acl 3 at 75c to $1.75. | ring this sale. 7 \3 pak ex AR) $2.95, $3.95, $4.95, $5.95 Lace Medallions i Or 3 for $1 : Rug Wools in Many Colors, 30c to 55¢c. ; 7 e 3: et as les Rap fe Bs eee aes gil tee Ma: ek 50 D Aisle Tables—First Fk 7 Art Needlework Shop-—Second Floor, 7 Shades: Kn wittian dm kG No [e} Four sizes in these beautiful Scarfs ranging trom 36 to Cc OZE€Nn ! he ex PRODUCT? SSeS 72 inches long. Suitable for table and buffet scarfs Irish crochet, filet and } a : ere i 4 : ea Venise squares, triangles and | ee eee Bees: epter R prema s RGAE : ‘ ) RS Russian Filet Table Covers butterflies in this group y F f W b The ie. , _ : a . ; | — Size 72x90 Inches, at $18.50 Irish Crochet as OTRET «ee seen ne} pags Spar Varnish Also square Table Covers in this same assortment. Motifs a | : il] Not Turn White pret | if . | : 1% 1, Pint 48 ie Russian Filet Lace Bedspreads 9c, 100 and 15c Ea: | : B | | a . o ae : ij 29c ; 1 Pint, 80c od Size 90x114, at $29.00 ‘a | 93C | 72 Gallon, $2.68 tee 3 hese are also used for table covers B Het Lace W ns Black ¢ WA “ °c 1 Gallon, 4 80 ie test Set att a " ese Medallions ome ’ yaad ter : 7: 7 on 7 = i Ea Russian Filet Squares, $7.50 10c Each Kid Boudoir OS, ‘ef Pa oy; eS Size 45x45 inches and attractive for table covers. = triangles and Slippers i ak ce tutionary Washer | OR ; he ssatia st Tevoi : —AySs— Sra |e Russian Filet Chair Backs Be Regularly $2.50 ever designed. Created by fore- , . | ieee | At $2.50 Each enise Lace $4.65 most home laundry engineers to an- | 9 ies BY ene Different sizes and designs that are most effective Squares 1: swer the present day need of fast and | 5 CO SRE —- : : Cr T 1C | SAS * ee 5c Each \\ thorough washing. The Whirlpool | ay ae Filet Oblongs for Pincushions, Each 50c N a favorite style, with \y holds the world’s record for speed— Diva tey \ iz , abies 30] | § , + -] h ~ MSS \ : ‘liek .? Venise Lace pompon, leather sole ! eight pounds of dry, soiled clothes 1g era f O - ae: Be. Filet Oblongs and Dollies, Each $1.95 Motifs - and heel; sizes a ; to 9. Ex- , washed immeculately clean Mee | a aos \: . , . ! ’ oe... x ceptionally gooc va ues at = ef . p | yh Se Filet Oblongs, Ovals and Squares, st 5c to 20c Each this much lower than reg- “Gy f| minutes. | Yt hy a ta : ‘ _s , : ’ : Gone aS 1.50 Each. ular price. ~~ : hoy y// Look down into a Whir!l- | duced Prices Memes and $ le in 20 aps oe” iy ees an Witedeh wheat ~_ a pool Washer. See how the | Sa SO 3 | 2 - « rapid action swirls the Combining speed with the beauty clothes under — around — | : . « N Silk The New in 54-Inch of polished copper, freedom from Fascinating New OUKS , Voil sting or oti corm end compass. Loe: Soul aa Embroidered Border — you will want ne you see what Whirlpool. See the remark- Specially Gr ouped fs For Sheer Frocks geass swale the eledien haieaae ae Printed Crepes de Chine | Sl lalate: lobule te Try It Yoursel ft — phone Garfield 7500 Printed Triple Voiles Yard loveliest designs in the new wide width Voiles are ready for Arrange tor a Free Demonstration Next Washday y fonventioné de selection. Colorful floral and conventional designs provi si 2 yards is needed for a at Your Home a variety of choice. Only 1%2 to « a ae Vandervoort’s Electrie Shop——Downstairs. | . id 7 Jerrick POeS back to then to the surface again. price next Monday a big saving to those k ahead and make ‘Snow! Suitable for Every | In gay floral designs, modernistic figures. conservative dots and cubes | ' ae J rer roman who loves to . in charmine color combinations that will delight every wo 1 equirement Se Al] 40 inches wide. frock. | make up new frocks from lovely silks. Te 1 Bete 8 | : | | aicred Wash Goods Shop—Second Fipe ; ‘ais Rees | ae Sa oe oe | Vander oort § Sik Shop—Second Floor , | : } n 3 —- | aoe _ v | a?

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Bc Saag al aA Meh Oy er Se} ae TE Spa tt Noy PERE et eat : ir Eee BRS SRB Maa eae tyne ume BEA rt at ok menor ee 3 Ns ae Bag Stk iat fe cada . tao ¢ © oN +. +e e 3 Cae “oe 2 Dhacpnpey REG 1p hed i at f te pip: nity to any 1, are upho ed in mahogany. is a: table for the living room or odd corner Colonial Secretary $49.75 mis grac Colonia! iS a verv convenient piece of drawers and shelves for 8-Piece Dining-Room Sut a Feature or Cie 4 Boys’ Two-Pant Suits, ° ~~ i. a i i at ia Lal, ea Te" f -~ o ca ie are sstiteo a4 OF Hig wt OC a o's and Vaiue at ome erne La J > 4 vv fh) | a] be. rf acy oa if a) ay C) « ? © } uf } a a 4 meas 7 + - wre ~ Diireie « at prices 448 COmmand rest ot every home-maker Our plan of convenient parmen 2 oe ss ‘7 , - ” makes it possible for every home to eo Four-Piece Bedroom Suite *§ Finished in Walnut. § , + 5 = . i al ae | a | hh: ated ee ’ “—~ . Vv is Ugn-iight a & > we 5 ~ : le - . _-_- . 24x00-inch ond-cut 1 LOLS LL ALERT eet ee es se = = ; = Piece Be d- Dave Featured in the “2a at $198.00 np: Jrt Suite FO ee eee NeR REN ree = ee ee ~~ nae Mahogany ver j VOTICe(S——Errecti' Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Men's Raincoats, sizes 24 to 48, at $3.00 Students’ Suits, sizes 16 to 2 Men's Odd Suits, sizes 3 Men's Odd Overcoats. s Boys’ Mackinaws, odd sizes eo ro 5 ee ae eel ~ > Boys’ Wool Sweaters in slipover an ~ o = ; - ~ + stvles: sizes 28 to 26. at re 7, a « . : = = an’ - A - ~~ 77+ @ rr Aram Men = Cotton Ribbed Union Suits. as 6d WTR SS sina ~ — ~-—- sizes. @aci ye 14 ex ~ Cotton > “- , o =. N — > -_ "-?* © SYS & > Vi RAS Ou 7% a Sse ow & * = e4iii LS * . . ~ ‘ioe - - a -_ oo o - oe = slig*ely mussec, Oroken sizes, eac § 9c T . ~ . _ ~ = -~ -~, oc Boys Wool Caps, mace S-piece style; sizes 638 to 7. each 260 ~~ ia & - ~~ . — ye r ' ty ; - _~* _ ~ Cc ed ~ ~ on - ~ ft Color =. Checked QC -e —_— - a . A Gitscd = a oe ec ae — ~*» Vards Colored Dra ex Madras - 3 ~ . -§ ass. ~ — ~ we a rape Vv 2¥2 Gisei Ge > a \o >. - ~ *- eo ait a oon "3 °¢° St a anc two-tone combinatior -. J, =- = yy. — . — ~~ . Fe) . — ~ ——— -% _—-+ ~ r+ _ o & or 7 " 7 4 weets I oa mp.ie Ruftled i Law yy - — $ x — Warde cf Fignred and Dotted Grenacine 4c 4 Gi ist o s a eS wb Gals pVoite ~ a. b> a ane facn ~ *?- | —— | 7 = - and Marquisettes. yard C P ang : + ¢ eee Ane m+ cat+ — 420 Yards 'V e Curtain Marquisette and nN re — vara - —_— ~ ~_*»- > ~~ -- an eee - —aina =“ er - = ~~ o> ~ rr rr ~ -= > ~ $2 ”~ = length and s ers. eac 49c¢ to $2.96 * urtain an ayer 3 ~~ — = — = - “Fr a2* AF > -— oo a ~ Severa an we rec ie née ~~ —~ gy - so ~~ hud -c - rros:- rT US > ro“ Ff -c ~—_ 7 Forts a o ae: DOD: = os & ~-Hiad nets r2avo bal ‘ ce Ne hee settes ~~ Stars 21 Risch Size isis $6. wits Seamless woo! and fiber Rugs in sizes 8x: Ox! ~ +aae s| igot seconcs id _-_ =~ & 5 ~ -~_—» «4 Co « ws —- = ee ~~ & ¢ - ux S ” ~ - F595 °?t arr = — -_ a? , i = "Gabe a, eae i ~ ~ ~ + —_ —— ~~ we it ee > © - - - => a - =~ = saw ~~ . > 4 - ~ . . @=hB > CESEe“~-c > =~ > Ks ce Aa ecre? - = ” a2 = | Seas ~ «+ be = ——— ~~ * win a ~_ ~ ~ — ~ . ~ - —-— A ow — - -¢ @ : —— LIT OCIS 2 Yar Gs wice e+ ‘+s ae i os weGs & a « “= Tro ee -_- _ *ae- ~ a; ore —~ 2" er a9 ards Axm s NUZ x $ eat . ~ ‘ _ ~ ~ wr. — 2 °° "as _-_ ~ = =~ - "= a7 ~_- _—-—& -« ~~ s =) + ~ - - — ~ oe — = , - . ~ -~ - -Faeaeo °,; _— 2 30 te2CRes Wice, atc _ - *-* -_ — ° — = Oe? art -” ~ -ac — * 4 - — a inn “a= 4 ~ Bee: a ss + > _ ~ & - 4 mm. ~% ; ~~ *« . o - — or 7” } ~~ “= ——_— - ang _ — _ —— we ~ ~ a ~ => » - nd os . =~ -—-= ~_——— ae ~ ~_—+> J ~ Wa ~ _ ~ — ~ ot | aine aatieie Gane aie c — = ~4é&% _- 7x ows 2 36 Jersey Froc ks at 79c , > : -~* = a a as el oe Te ~ re - ~— > a Rin mia s SC KS pintt is & ~ ee Sed ia ~t Oe a _ © Zz > - — *- = —_ — = ~*~ — ~ - ~ Mii vtiuws ~ a. j ft o a ® eac > — a. Ter ide. -~ bl ~_ — at ale| ¥y - tf ~ +> te ee * -—— « ; Oe — we et a & ~ > - + Aa we «i VJ om ”- = “= . _— es A Be. Var ~- -_™ ad - . a 7 a a z om i a Ya Cs he « A eee, | lerwe Crepes — "2 —- — ~— ¥OCii 9 ara 20c ~ i - : ~ - > . ‘a Y ” = D - _ - - - aol U i @a@ius Wt eS . > Si s&eeet > —— | ~——_— a =a a ~ _ VY ae Cottor t ran - oe os fr Ae 4.5 ~eC I €e ou gS J3e, a ~_—_-= . ~ > ~~. a RR -_ “a ~- = --, = +t -% Hid > 2 S es ang S| > @ - — oe : Nainsoo ierw fesh pink only - a“ — a 26 cnes wide -_ ” - 7? 5 . +--+ i avvews meter : : : i P =s al Same ts - \ coum a ae i é a s, ee br : , 44 13K od (owe. = ee Ss se Be NER MFG.cCO. ves is a 28 caraotl AVENUE. CHIcCace ¢+=s Potton Rj 4 4, bilks and Wool Goods Yards of 36 and 40 inch Assorteg ilk-Mixed Fabrics; = 68 Yards of s¢-inch Mixed * Coatings d ne teday's Wast Celumns fer s Yards of s4-inch 412 Yards of s6-inch P yard “ote Sy Se es a ee 2 ee ee ae oe ee ee - ctier are OF kind 2a ¥ ome WA - ae ‘ _ s+ * © © #@ee@eegee@ Downstairs Stere.} Fur-Trimmed Coats For Quick Disposal ‘10% N this group of 40 Coats there are enly : vO kind; t | Month- End TRIMME HATS one or two of a kind: tailored of velour, Bolivia and suede: all are fur trimmed ; and mostiy all are silk lined. Sizes 16 tog nthe group. Unusual savings are afforded A Group of Hats From Our $5 and From Our Higher-Priced All at One Extremely Low P those who make selection at this tire. Downstairs Store?) : Women’s Gloves > Pairs of women’s chamois-suede fabric Gloves. pair .29¢ irs of women’s white Kid Gloves, wont 66 Pairs of women’s Silk Gloves, iz ror ee Tr.co Downstairs Stere.) Laces and Handkerchiefs i i Choice Remnants of Laces and Embroideries great- § , .y reduced of Bead Ornaments, each .rg5c to 8ge > Tasseis and Pull Cords, each . _1ge and 2g¢ ) 400 872 Men's. women’s and children’s Hanizer~ | ~ - ee Ne - - , eo — ke « —_ ul ofa tadsen Se : 4 : 3 : ; 2 R-o Pieces of women’s Neckwear musse Tom 29c and 79¢ 2 Yards Braid Trimming. yard 25¢ are i In the Corset Section -86 Confiners in back-fastening style of ‘ ee ee _~- _ _—_—- 4 ~~ sale: saod .- fancy striped materials; good as 16c es each — — > A once-a nonta saie! Lovely ae & taken from higher -priced stocks. offer oe ity for thrifty women to ghtfully sty yled model ordinarily 33.. at an assured saving. ‘Or the smartest styles. All Are Amazing Va “Newest Spring materials including) bengaline. ribbon Hats, embroidered” silks and straws €ac ree 5+ Vase Lamno Bases, each . 3 Bo Bottles Vantine Toilet Water ed Frewer and ‘eather t-te 28o Pairs of Candles and Candlesticks. . .-9% mings, rhinestones. orne ia Wea I Cl JL aS $1.25 wore eee | es * . a Tt Ar e484 a I ; 172 Pieces importe ewe oxes . te Or ed rnd i 42 Hand-painted Compac $ 2g¢ = odeo All emart ; rands of Im:tation Pear! Bead .. ge 5 _ ye a ~-2 = = } ag rs Tames, various styies - en's and misses’ Belts ree lS WY oy oO q wh ® 2 and Vanity Boxes 5 igs in drawstring style &gc bmen's and children's umbrellas rg Mw rt*ty W GO & = w ao Géiats - . “ raire Store) _ Sweaters at t $1 .00 An odd lot c hee nd misses’ Sweaters that have become slight!y seiled from display- Wool Scarfs of brushed wool, in good colors, suitable for the schoo! girl; eackh..... rg Extra-Size ae Satinette Petti- tt! unce. sorled : $1.00 4° , - es ” a * " » otton Par ette. eac

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. ste eeneadtimeesdipemenamenee ee on ier acne iteseeee ynal Values for onth Sale silks and Wool Goods ards of 36 and 40 inch Assorted Silk k-Mixed Fabrics: | $1.00 | 54-inch | Mixed Coatings, Yards of sg-inch Checked’ Suitings, Bee tee see PRB PSRs ereres es ba o.6 #6 and 1 to 6; pair 97¢ men’s Rubbers; first quality, ES s light tan Shoes: solid throughout, have heels, blucher and plain lace styles: 0 to 137; and a pair $1.83 lDoownstairse Store.) omen’s Coats, $1.95 pes’ and women’s medium-weight Coats plaid patterns; full lined; sizes 16 to - just 15 in the group. misses’ jersey and flannel] S, soiled, small sizes, 16 and 18, $1.00 misses’ and women’s white silk Dresses: 'y reduced, sizes 16 to 42, y one of a kind.. 8.95 ‘Downetairs Store.) a. ee se ee a ur-l rimmed Coats For Quick Disposal $ 1 0:22 ‘this group of 40 Coats there are only e or two of a kind; tailored of velour, Olivia and suede: al! are fur trimmed mostly all are silk lined. Sizes 16 to 42 he group. Unusual savings are afforded Se who make selection at this time. ‘Downstaira Store.) | Women’s Gloves Pairs of women’s chamois-suede fabric Pa T : oe , : -29C irs of women’s white Kid Gloves, priced BIT 50c 16-but- $1.00 irs Store.) airs of women's Silk Gloves, in length, pai: Downeta ¢ . aces and Handkerchiefs mnants of Laces and Embroideries great- suced Ornaments, each Is and Pull Cords. each Men's. women’s and children’s efs. dozen . Meces of women’s Neckwear. bse ee row, 29¢ and 79C Yards Braid Trimming. yard 25¢ browne ve _.rg5c to 8oe rg9c and 29¢ Handker- 4&¢ . a 7 aie > >. In the Corset Section | Confiners in back-fastening style of _ ped materials: good as- l6c mnt of sizes. each Medium and long Confiners, back-fasten- yle; good range of sizes; 49c i ends of Corsets. medium bust, S$1ZOs , : - -. Odds an | . tTVieSs - ; nl ar proKken Corsetalls of good lals: well: fitti: ig; all sizes: 1 39 = setalis size 48 onlv: ~ 69c ets e “\* re) o Jewelry Novelties Pieces of ivory white Toiletware, roc se Lamp Bases. each 6 0c rottles antine Toilet Water _. 3ge : Candies and Candlesticks... .59¢ $7.25 keces imported Jewel Boxes 6o0c and-painted Compacts | 25c rands of Imitation Pear! Beads _§0C ag Frames. various stvles | 59e fomen’s-and misses’ Belts roe andbags and Vanitv Boxes 59 paded Bags in drawstring style Bac en's, women’s and children’s umbrellas, . -9¢ = Store.) Sweaters at $1.00 misses Sweaters 0 of womens and ave become slightly soiled from display. Scarfs of brushed wool, in good colors. able for the schoo! girl; each | 79¢ mis Extra-Size Cotton Satinette Pett- s with pleated flounce. soiled $1.00 ns Petticoats of pink or blue striped on flannelette, each Ra seus ++ 0- Oe (Downstairs Store.) eee inesetaeesreenestatonstnanenseneeeeanee ee Se ree Tt oe et mt - 6 ahha a Setienstiicieeteete tee ten => > tstributed by I “ aa : Benwood Lirre Co ey 5 e164 a ee v E. Fuetterer Supp es 40. rie] {] Lez Ab sige we Ward & Hasrer Hardware Co. ewitchmen and assistant Sbapleigh Ulercdware Co. sand itO1 repres ; " AFNER. MFG. . « 5 . 2 oA 3 Mi. ee eee Choice of , A OnCe-a-n Ughtfully styled model more than $2 ‘or the smartest styles. | | | All Are Amazing Values ~ | Newest Spring materials silks and straws bengaline, ribbon Hats. embroidered crepes and 4% ! i j q Flower and feather ty)» 7 mings, rhinestones. ona. mente ann eel cr’ "ert s ~~ : * @ilored and -¢ a | uu ¥ Modes AT’ gi a wit? os ae te hae OPM ae CRE ear tage een ee i el LT . | eS Ne IMonth-End Sa TRIMMED HATS A Group of Hats From Our $5 Hat Shop and From Our Higher-Priced Stocks! Ali at One Extremely Low Price! month sale! Lovely ne@ Spring Hats. all i taken from higher-priced stocks...offered at $3: A mm @€=6©—8re Opportunity for thrifty women to obtain a de- at an assured saving. Come early 34 . ao : | Sod | | | > w tf | J 7 le Every Hat a Rare —————— 9 ¢— —_______9@_._.___e_ 3t——___. 35¢ Bargain — \ ordinarily priced much ee including faille silk, , Po} } r ropu la new LTVIe neludy tans off-the- Fo q) sniaii ais vs brime € ; ‘ f on the murder charges but also en; ; tndictments for robbery. California Governor to Permit Re- moval to Chicago fur Trial. the Associated Prese. ADVERTISEMENT STOPITCHINGECZEMA Feb. 25. decision, to SACRAMIEN > «= . angie Reversing Tt), 4k. his previous Richardson has consented the return to Jilinois of Robert B. of murder in death of was convicted with the }7 mCi, ing, itching J-czema quickiv ing Zemo. In a short time usually by apply- . | 5AS . Pile Sufferers Can You Answer These Questions” Do you know why ointments do not give you quick and lasting relief? Do vou - _ ADVERTISEMENT AL RORA, serving 12 days ' Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo Why cutting and operations failf May Sherman, 24 years olé, of Seott, alias John Redding, San Will Help You Do you know the cause of piles is Rock Island, has been released Q@uentin convict, wanted in Chicago Mateigrietes ¥ internal? from the DeKalb County fall at for the murder of Joseph Maurer, Never mind how often vou have That there is a stagnation ef Sycamore. She was sentenced be- a drug cterk. Scott's brother, Khus- tried and failed, vou can stop burn- blood in the lower bowel? cause gehe rode in an automobile KDOowW that there ig a barm- WOMAN IN DRY CASE FREED eect She Had Served 12 Days and Paid Fine of $100. By the Assoclated Press. lii., tence and paying a $100 fine, Miss with two men who were using the k eb. 26.— After p of a €%-day sen- otis '* familiar flavor — youre not so far from home, after all.” 13° i —, Guard Your Eyesight . THis WEEA a may vy oe ~ * i DISTANCE OR READING: TORIC LENSES *4 Any Prescription Including FP :amination a sie amaag Ne eae connection Ss interna: remeauv discovered by car in transporting liquo: The grinding of our own Lenses * ~} “* s% _ ~ . Sad sd “a9 OT , rT" 7. ; T - ry hy r+ , ie Pal " * Mea urer Wie was shot during fi e\ er’ tra e Oo! E oe Ima. Tette: ° Pim- i? Saag postin L and KROOWn Ae H FE. Mf. Jud £6 Pond, who geritence } the ee a aod ba os holdu hit re ¢ ritt t an le 4 lack! and i'm)! {Ol old: he Wol#¢. Wil a , : ‘ . Sd holdup, but was committed to an pies, Rash, Black he ads and similar . ILD, ow Suid by \olff-Wileon voung woman, freed her when at-'! 33 Years of Satisfactory Service , 4 Insane asylum. Ssiiin diseases will be removed. irug teres and druggists every- torneys from Bock Island repre- OLIVER ABEL ' ? pe smwMNeit that * . te s r ele "1? +}, fg i . = os yhere P a. " aa o : . ; é : in announcing that ~apdecoee with chet Steno heed hg and making ¥ a seal a3 ESTER CC if sented that she had been “enticed 5 drawn his objection to Scott's ex- )% Vigorousiy heaithy, aiways use “eed 7 Dan.enes piles by removing | py ° : awn objectio tied ~ gaat ne YS USE the cause. by freeing bisod citenletion we bY the men to accompany them to O cal Co 2 tradition. the Governor explained 4 Ay - } acye (rating, QNntiSEprtie the lower bowel. This simple home treat- Chicago,"’ and hthad no f{dea that | - a } 3 on tee - °¢ TO) 14 ee € +} a Ta. } men‘ a I} ‘ya? r , ede 7 S es : ' ' 4 4 is e @!4 £0 only on the essurance of te aren +t 3s the one dependable wen nag Bet 0 yy dlr e ev hoe record they. were rum runners. The mer ‘ Fourth Floor, Sixth and Olive P riiew ; sy* F serie h treatme t - yr cj] + U ; i j : * ih : . r ta *: t9 tnou- . . " : [liinois authorities that the pris- He 2 Z ‘ Or skim trouvbies of me) exnde pile sick eufferers, and saves the WeT@ sentenced to $0 dars in {/a!! Ono your radio—tune in on WRVA, Carleton Bldg. Garfield 1624 & rin “4 TIP 4 ; ; ) 3} r) ¢ "NAN ay vr : ie ; y ee oner would be prosecuted not only in is. 5 your Gruggist for a sma. r ed id : 1 ar expense fan operation. and ordered to pay fines @f $2 Richmond, Va.—the Edgeworth ' c, ¥ size 60e¢ or large bottle $1.00. re MOLD today. It = aia a ier station. Wave length 256 meters. Nn - i wi the game for each. They are ip fail at DeKalb = e : : “sf a eee % Pint aah Fo at A MN PR se = EES ; : ; ee 0 aa ngokd > dh vidi inaandid ended x cease nog ~~ ante ‘ + — ein ehh aeallldig: rales ar tava icles tbs fe Ady smi a GC. vw A \\o e, ahem : eo \\ > 2 Me 4 I 4 oh ah, a A o WW” _4 lensle VA — we aT fl \. -—~+f mek ri eh MeN A.glhten hoary nie ye taeda ell ove-asadhiay cc hosmenboupbelily hahha —for eelection, 10 being illustrated. Names of these de- signs follow: te FRC aK» | g—Cannes | g—Chamonix _ g—L’or Rouge _ 4—La Boulie gs—La Fleur Bleue 6—Embassy Club gy—Cote d'Azur &—Chatelaine o—Heure exquise r0o—Bluette ss MM ee ae we = ee ee - oo 20 pry baat tay IR aro empties Meaty leg Coealithege Pig te

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wa ‘. aay a ‘¥ P| . i/ wm 24S ~ cept ie — - - os o S g . : ~ 2 ~ a . Se « ng = “? s & yy * whe ~ ks. stop devices. and a racuu! “ar ene ~a- = - «. a ce a _ ~ , - 4» « Iefie = > _ ae a 3 eis = ~ jtights £0 as - > Battery Tux . —— an a - a- »~ 24-4 a a o — rs = er 4 ‘a o _ oS * - o™= Z — 8 ? ea? z c - ee is ~ * oe ~ . S = - ~ on MM -~ ™ = ~—— oe . | “ny ~~ ~ ~~ | s ~ F 4 7 = ‘Ni So . a. ’ ~ 4 r ~ _~ in = a e g axles : : . > ‘ ‘\ xy = ~ | co = : 4 . a i . —— ~ * | _ | = . Your throat is the peeneepont re oe ce ad 1c! ost germs gain entrance : ur s" qterr G ho yh —_ a - Fe ee ee ee a act exp > be to disease,-coid. or dust, ntiiseptic treatment. Carry these convenient, pieasant tasting antiseptic tabiets with and take them all dav, wherever happen to be—one every hour or sw to treat sore throat; one every two or three hours to prevent infection. All druggists. ‘ormamint “WILLING THROAT TABLET: 5, 1928 ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : inane . = ——— } . ADVERTISEMEN y a fin “Leta Ge ree M. Ber o: , Ss Burzlars send Back Paper Sacks. _—- t —EE be 8 na | dlbconlbilargapgpesesiat set r save = mie Louise Cocxram. ow=*" Goitre Successfully “s Nf s% . 4 ~ - ee | > Ae © = —- - Le ! bey | - ra > a £, -* ~- a + - ~— - -~ “ > i ~em * 4 - a ~- — -_— = e > * .— = % =) * i a LA Ge - a - _ 7 ~ » @ = —~-- a>sem™ — ing LDese ~ emia - Aai.c is ~~. OnG 1 Us res 64° 10f you tomorrow . ‘ — * Li) = CTeata or : = ispid Ol ma ary elo is Va - Fe Wes. - ot a hat isa an er eeer $s value. Not + a. . ——_ a -—- - = ! Lo? Wo . -_ C H } ~ ~ = - al - 77 _ : ~ iat isn’t the iast word in mode | Noe a hat that hasn't been selected individually. All in all, we ' . 7 *7 6 2 the first day we will have seta new standard ot ee 4 —— rr /_:: >"> oi 7 =—_ --2> Stor = TAS - Po —— + ~ ee A — i ss wa > w ¥Y «2 —* -_. we = Nee e - « ISES on ~ . — — “?* ~~ -— _——™ oe ~~ _ ~~ - -— > ss -2 ~~ = f ™ “A 1 — ™~*, / o ow \ : LA — . é. * tf * +82 ~ ae ’ i . a. ae er x pa, \ a ~e a __ § a pegs ‘* a az co ~._* ~ + = g * 7. mal . e. - «2 ~ - * e. a 7.5 . s + "a on 2 and 3 f A f 12 an : == ’ SZ, | z ra , a - . iLuacor “4 : Le ei x eS ae E : pert ie —— ~— ee \ SS Ms

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ef Auto Show Visitors / BELMONT STAURANT | WORTH SIXTH STREET Lie Union Market Dinner at 45c- : BROMO QUININE and Proven —F the features of tie new District. ® serro ° , oy country eggs and the signature of | Day AND NIGHT risosh k C coughs | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY : 25, 1926. — -_ ADVERTISEMENT | For’Céidsx Grip or Influenza | take Laxative ito visit his ablets. oak vear, perhaps in the autumn. Ww, hwo Prince said he was especially keen boys to work on taking en For Heal Estate Investments oF ——___ | Wales Longs to Visit Canada Again. | By the Associated Press. } LONDON, Feb. today quote friends of the Prince \of Wales as saying he is anxious Canadian ranch this [?) 25.—The graphic on the ranch. a | Homes see the Real Estate pages. ee Relict/ A pl r erlective syrup. 35. m Sizes. Riracenseanal L Throat and chest salve 35¢ : ALF AIS ¥ »-Gifts From a i beat fs a : eS Oy ee ie 4 aa otc a bate ond 3 * s ; 4 WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS {OUT THEY GO!! TRIMMED GOINGolUT OF USINESS | een*rve epeeeeeee#eee#eee | hesitated to give full approval to 50 yards: Se Canton Silk: Be J. P. Coats’ ors. The compar Mercerized Cotton .. board of directors e pany” ‘compiled this cost upon the salaries ali at. ISe Rit Dyes; Embroidery Floss; Silkine; all colors ° 6. 89 © 6.0.6 0 © 6-206, 6.4 2822 ' thal. 250 vards FUR Every Winter Coat in Our Stock Must Go! ! We are going out of business and we must sell everything in stock. Buy your next Winter Coat now and save a lot of money. Lavishly trimmed Coats are being sacrificed for You'll never buy them again for what they are priced 97 Other Coats =——- $14.97 & original. now. Women’s Juniors’ Stouts tj AND 97 §$ $17.97 } AS WEW SPRING COATS | VALUES TO $19.75 Brand-new arwivals and reduced to al Their Worth! Qui iok sellin if pr “ice. If vou int tend getting $ a Spring Coat, look at these and save money. A wonderful! selection at . 97 A very fine gauge pure Japan Plait ted over rayon; semi-fashion, tops. An important Arrowhead feat ure; the elastic stitch which clings to the ankle adding greatly to one’s appearance by means of trim, neat ankles: all new colors, first quality. Sizes $i Special, SALE OF SILK HOSE $1.35 Values to 1090. DRESSES SACRIFICED VALUES TO $15.00 Satins, Canton cle faille crepe back crepe prin repe and combinations. won- derful aesortment of a. sses, . : | ; : ; i] . | $ 97, | such as you will find else- EE where for two or three s i i . times our sale price silk lis} e All at Coats’ Thread: COATS © >and % of their § $1.69 to $3 a Sa ildren’s Dresses i: ko © sears in several a tive styles and silk embroidery ese nme and sizes: ee Red Diamond Shirts $: t union made ehirt to be had: full qi: fast-eclor blue chambray; coat or pull- sires 14 to 18 an 25 values. “_ereeeeeee us ready for pes tomorrow inary $5 —. mi Shirts are well tailored in new desi Kee y d .00 siyrles. Speca). a esetanew oatrady @ would justify the leading made this event possible This Event BOYS’ SUITS 4.98 BOYS’ SUITS Mbue and brown serge br ee .98 ' we to lined pants. 16. meses 3. 50 AND $2.00 SHIRTS her great group of monery- saving values. Mena Fancy Half Hose a4 te. i7. Neckhband and $050 BOYS’ ALL-WOOL SUITS Ee wa Bow vo aad = ‘. W AISTS—1n pelealed Ad white madras. 45 Sc pidered Silks are welt-sewn "er © * © eee BOYS’ LONG PANTS — in thoic ehades. Ages to $1. 79 *“*wteweneeeceerteene to ll. th Straw Appliquc the New Tam k LINED KNICKERS— 79¢c Straw-body Hats Yard-Wide Sheeting] 39c ee new —— tinted a patterns to gg Fy: A tet of the 423 +6 be sold 2 OM VOCE 2.cveccees 39c fo T5e Brassiores Assorted styles BABIES’ the newest aye silk ¢€ — “I it} . ° lac or , imn a eachotounee, HALF PRI Silk and rayon. Slight irregulare $1.00 APRONS Bungalow severai styles MEN’S $5 SHOES Choice of high or low Shoes: tans patente and plain leathers; most Shoes: all ys vag _ &: sizes -_*eenreeves. WOMEN’S featured lore Yard Goods at Reduced Prices . & yard. Aprons in 59 MEN'S SHOES To make it a worth-while sale we are including many of our ss higher priced lines, so youu no trouble being fit ted. Most every wanted etrie $1.59 SATINS Yard-wide all-silk in Messalines: our entire stock ® sheer Batiste in many dainty EEE ee ee eee BATISTE and Duplex pias in all col- ; 80 —r wide, <5c 196, 25c GINGHAMS zp targe counters of thege fine 32-jnch -15¢ in scores of patterns, yd. Duplex Oatmeal Papers; £0 inches wide; the sun- fast kind, including rose and blue; 30c a Special, per roll...e-««e« All Pegets Seld Only With r 29¢ CREPES Yard-wide novelty Crepe m ress a ric wm) ith rayvon ehec k & ° Basen $1.39 CREPE DE CHINE 89 inches wide alil-silk antag de Chines in all best wanted shades in if J K toto Mean FREE! cold water paste heard er wi r free with each —-. 4 — the oe ¥ 1 wal aper amounting to t Lou 2¥2e" or eae Bring size of roems. Other cide, SPECIAL SIZES ALL COLORS—OIL $1.60—Size 38x72...... 780 62.00—Size 42x72...... 8980 62.256—Size 45x72... .. . 980 $2.40—Size 48x72... .$1. 62.80—S8ize 54x72... .$1. SCEIM — Fine] OURTAIN UISET reg-| — Fancy crossbar and stiri Marc uiset 36 Serim. Tg te met toe wae Wats er aes ee » ae en Fiecr). yard. Rordere or Bands at These Special Prices. Borders Rensonably Priced. $1.00 OIL SHADES fine quality 0 acus i. lor . Window eeete a in. enc 7 ft. jong and in all the oer green, veliow, white. gray, to alight mill blemish in Closing out, special at, each. - FOUR YARDS wide “aie offer of genuine lag cork Linoleum, ‘our varde wide three lote at, sd uare vard 79c, 69c al 65e Felt- Base Pinerestenae Closing out at, square yard.. 29¢ The Felt-Base Flooreoverins— 39 Closing out at. square yard. B5c Feilt-Base Flooreoverins— Closing out at, square yard. 49 $15 Felt-Base Ruogs— $8 Ox12 mill-seconds ....-es«« $55 Seamless Wilton Velvet $35 Ruge—Oxl2. Closing out at. $50 Scamiess Axminster Rugs $30 —fix12. Closing out at ...... Se Axminster Eugs— $25 @x12. Closing out at ....+-. S35 Seamless Velvet Ruge— $20 x12. Closing out at ....«.-. HES Seamless Brusaris — x12. Closing out at. “NYLA” 3c One of the enuewel on 10-inch DAPPY Record well played by a good twro-lb. bag of tra. Once it “Sweet Child.” $1.25 CORK LINOLEUM = 59} 80! NEW YORK MAN HEARD CON LACLEDE INVENTORY ‘Gas Consultant of That City | Gives Views on Overhead | and Intangible Costs. | By a Staff Correspondent of the | Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. 25.— The claims of the Laclede Ga: Light Co. for overhead and intan- gible costs amounting to more than , $10,000,000 to be added to the in- ventory value of its property for rate-making were supported before the Public Service Commission yes- terday by A. S. B. Little, gas con- | sultant for the city of New York. ' City Counselor Muench succeed- | ed in shaking Little on only one) bh iiem, the cost to the company of; —* ‘compiling records useful in the dal- ly conduct of its business. Little the item of $152,000 set up as the cost of the minute books of the paid to the directors. Little “‘was not sure’ that the item was assen- Claims of Company Assailed. He defend®d, however, the sum of approx! imately $3,000,000 for working capital, including $500,990 ‘'eash. The company bases this cash | /ned upon its annual requirement of | $459,000 for taxes. The city cotends | that taxes become due on the last! day of the year and that the com- | pany needs the money only on that | day and not the 364 other days of | the year. Muench also endeavored to bring | ‘Little into disagreement with ‘unusual theory of James E. Al’ son that the property should oa depreciated for valuation purposes | only in the sum of repairs needad | to place it in 100 per cent operai- ing condition. The company contends that the sum of these repairs {s $700,000, which the Public Service Commission engineers have sub-' tracted nearly $3,000,000 to denote. the condition of the property| as compared with an entirely new plant. Little supported Allison's) view that so long as an item of property functions that no subtras- | tion should be made from its valuz, | no matter what its age. City to Be Heard Next. It is probabie that the cross-ex- amination of Laclede witnesses, | which hag consumed 14 days, will | be ssiiieateniad today, and that the | city will begin submission of its! case. City engineers and accountants have studied Laclede property more closely than that of any other St. | Lonis utility in a valuation case, | and their conclusions of value are| expected to sharply reduce both | the investment and reproduction | ost ciaims of the company BIG ANTWERP BANK SUSPENDS. Credit Foncier Had More Than $1.- | 000, 000 in Savings Department. * the Asmoriated . Prees 3RU SSELS, F eb. 25.—The news- papers announce the suspension of | payments by the Credit Foncier of | Antwerp, a bank with 10,000,000 francs ($450,000) capital and with) 100 branches. The Mabilities are | placed at 20,000,000 francs ($900,- | 000). The operations of the sav-| ings bank department are said to, have reached 40,000,000 francs. | The loss falis chiefly upon small depositors. Two other banks may | be involved in the failure | MecQuizg Legion “Guest Tomorrow. National Commander John R. McQuigg of the American Legion will be the guest tomorrow of the St. Louis American ns. gi posts. In the morning he will visit the | Veterans’ Bureau, 4130 Chouteau avenue, and Jefferson Barracks, where he will inspect the War! Veterans’ Hospital. At noon he} will be the guest at the Member- | ship Conference luncheon at the ‘hamber of Commerce, and in the} afternoon will address a patrioti- | mass meeting at Field House, | Washington University. In the} evening he will be the guest at, a public dinner at Hotel Statler. eC ROUP COUGH Every mother is anxious to know gbout a remedy which she can give her children for sudden attacks of croup, cough and colds, with a fee!- ling of confidence that it will cause no bead effects, yet will bring sure an@ quick relief. ie Luyties Croup and bes x Drops our most reliable remedies. and a bottle of it should be in the | — a chest of everv famliy, re r. Se ~LUYTIES’ HOMOEOPATHIC PHARMACY 913 Lecust §t. ADVERTISEMENT ITSLEEP BETTER Says Illinois Man. Bladder Action at Night Is One of Nature's Danger Signals. : C. E. Hodges, Unity. Lil... says: “Lith: | lated Buchu relieved me of a bad case of | Dladder irritation. I sleep nights and aim better in day time. Jt has aiso helped my wife. I will tell or write my expert- ence to anyone. Lithiated Buchu acte on bladder as epsom salte do on the bowels. , Drives out abnormal deposits and reutral- izes excessive acide thereby reiieving ir- ritatiorn which cauvees “d@ieturbed nights The tablete cost £ cents at leading drug | gtores, Keller Laboratory, Mechanicsburg. | Cie. Lecalliy at Wolff-Wliscp Drug Co. os q An event lasting two days only ‘Its Mites Shorter ‘© Joutsville Iwo Trains Every Day Leave St. EMER. cc cceccochl 19 am and 9:20 pm Arrive Louisville ........6:15 pm and 6:50 ats Pullman Sleeping Cars and Coaches Dining-Car Service on Day Train City Ticket Office, 322 North Broadway, Phone Main 6060 T. J. Connell, Division Passenger Agent, 718 Chemical Bidg. Phone Mota f60?. 2 TDWAY - | SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 8,9 AND 16. AMOUS -BARR CO. We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps Tailoring Co. 807-9 North 6t® Se. Spring Woolens—new as the new cars at the Auto Show across the street. ee BEAT r ce ~ —— een een —— - Seen + er tae RO TR re a - og a ee ‘ Re ne ? = A rea aca of Srays—in Ewings A custom-tailored suit of Ewing worsted Tone after tone of gray. Solid grays...And grays with half-hidden stripes and plaids in blue, green and red.....Unique among the Springtime woolens are these Ewings, because they’re stout-hearted, fine worsteds with the pleas- ing softness of a flannel. A Super-Value-Giving Two-Day Event, Beginning Friday at 9 A. M. — On Our Sixth Floor — Sale of Odd Lots 2 ewing Machines Over Twenty Limited Groups—The Best-Known Makes — and Most-Wanted Models—Offered While Quantities Last - terms—makes pur- chasing from these groups very convenient. balance on very Portable Electrics | *4 4: eight brand-new “New | ey bi eae Willard” Portable Electric Ma- | na Just 12 Domestic iong shuttle | machines run by foot treadile: | ith “sit-rite” | Portables brand-new-—and with “BK< Me <a~ “» foot-treadie machines of | Desk Electrics Marred $13?5_Grade ~ Bane ‘ “ New Willard l l ) Marred $60 Grade Just one floor sample Domes- tic Rotary Electric Machine in Desk mode] cabinet: set of at- $A 1 .85 Dee 3 A 1 - tachments. Slightly marred. —EE Just one “New Whlard Draw- . ing Room Cabinet” Sewing Ma- chine with foot treadle and long ehuttle. Brand - new -— slightly marred. Portable Electrics $55 Value $368 anteed. ' $105 Desk Models at or ee @e aof8 ee ow ee $52 Paragons , | new, but woodwork - | Domestic Machines | is marreas-..---- 920040 Domestic Machines eviegiooan- snot $78 Value RH 6 only; Domestic drawing 51: e) ' poom cabinet, foot ftreadies;: | ' new, but marred; 285 grace bo 6 O90 06006080 « $72 Six-drawer. | 8 Fiectricse: with attachments: ‘ OC ETT = Si Pr ™ at Os Ww: Vy) By ne: vessel mr attach- Portable Fle ident Electric New Willard Portable $55 Value | Special at $37.50 $41.50 brand-new “New Wil-/| 1 only: Eldredge make Rotary | Electric Portable, in exoellent long shuttle style; four-drawer | sewing condition; slightly | cabinet, golden oak finish. | used: $60 grade. . Console Electrics Desk Foot Power Foot Treadle Cabinets | Drawing Room Cabinets Small Cash Portable Electrics Payment _ Desk Electrics Console Electrics Marred $155 Grade Just two Domestio Slightly marred; floor samples Bet of attachments. Portable Electric ‘ace Used Se Ju 2 brand-new “New $60 Value aed Portable Electric Ma- chines: long shuttle: full set | 5O of attachments. Fully guar- | Six “Arrow” long shuttle Port- able Electrics, bullt by Stand- Slightly used—sell when new | - = ae — White Rotaries ) % White Rotary Porta- slightly ’ $48 | _ | 1 only; Domestic foot treadie- | of long shuttle ‘ype; | Electrio Rotary; new $72 with all attachments. | but marred. $90 grade. a aed wna | used: $79 arise. Davis pestle * Davis Ports _ ' 8 only: Domestic long-shuttle | foot-treadle Desk models; offered $59.80 | | used; 65. grade. a oem 9 only; Paragon foot-treadle, Singer Machine long shuttle machines: hrand- | round bobbin machine; tioned; $70 grade.... a Electrics ew ments; clightiy used; only; Western Portable ; = Ares es — Cabinet Machine ly; “Free’ Drawing Room excellent condition: woe + slightly used $55 $39. 15 grade ..... 1 only; ncn round bobbin | Portable Electric c s” Portable Elec- | ments: rebuilt $60 grace . $51. 85 Singer Electric Portable & eoniy: Singer make Wiectric Sewing Mechines with long ehuttie: rebullt: $40 oom —and offering more than twenty groups of modern Ma- chines in types to suit every need. Savings areso remarkable that buying should be enthusi- astic from the opening hour—and, as some groups include one or two only, plan to be here early. New, rebuilt, and slightly marred Machines are included—of these models: _ Small Cash Payment —will hold any Machine ' purchased during this sale. Investigate our easy terma. Domestic Machines Marred $85 Grade 518 Just one Domestic, foot-treadie | Machine tn mahogany-finished “drawing-room” cabinet. New —but subject to slight mars. Portable Electrics Marred $90 Grade *70 Two eoniy-Domestic Portable type Rotary Electric Machines, with eet of attachments. New woodwork; slightly marred. Lessing Machines $48 Value 29 Bieven leasing foot-treadie Ma- Chines, built by Domestic Coe.; brand-new—and with full set of attachments. Guaranteed. Singer Machines Rebuilt—S pecial 4200 Just four of the popular Singer ~ long-shuttle, foot-power Sewing Mactrines: recenditioned — per- fect mechanically. $60 grade. ¢ wwingice we Never | a Sinan 2 ene aCe 4 Me E ev SE ow : . 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Spee aa ed eee S$ a e al Smee % haat be eat B ] Ris 3 Bie ar Seite tw a @6@ 2a es 6 8 @ Large dates filled with meaty pecans 5) A®h EP 6 ES ) ED) OO EE DO DO GD OED DO ee) ao eee 0 FROM THE BAKERY LADY BALTIMORE LAYER CAKE —_—_— = = a: am IT WAS ONLY GINGER ALE givren by Wart Carroll, theatrical | producer, at which it was reported {nn published which a nude chorus girl reposed, is the subject of investigation. Ap- proximately 2700 guests ettended the party, ‘he Earl Carroll Theater. Carroll issued a dential of the bathtub-wine report He said the party was entrely orderir. The Countess Cathcart, who attend- ed, said tha ing done it took place after she had | left the theater. | said, gi bath in the ginger ale. thing the guests had to drink be- and no one was the party.” POLES IN BATHTUB, CARROLL SAYS NEW YORK, Fed. 25-—A party accounts that wine | a@ been served from a bathtub in — Mondar night In given t if there waa any bath- | “There was a bathtub,” Carro!! | “but there was nothing but | neer ale in it and nobody took a/ The only des this ginger ale was near-beer 7 intoxicated during INVADE LITHUANIA Tithuania, Feb KOVNO “iolation of the Lithuanian frontier | Surprisingly delicious. Serve one ee at the dinner table. iss +5 es te by Polish police is charged ' | semioff 4 Starer ine 7 f dent occurred Monday night, wher 1 NUT STOLLEN ueeeree Mendey Se MARSHMALLOW S J according =o the statement, 2 . * 9 c Poe isn po a ‘ 4 ees A luscious stollen centered with 35 ! tga and machine guns, cross marshmallow and chopped nuts. i. the frontier between Kilserblotas j and Podaje, a: tc , ; ¢ e:> On Ll S Lea ; CANDIES MAILED ANYWHERE. [ie ‘ ent says seven Lithuanian fr _— Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2. 00 in cepted Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—F ew Restricted Articles E Yr > Charge Purchases Made the Remainder of the Month Will Appear on March Statements Friday, the Anxiously-Awaited, Once-a-Month, Offering of Our Popular . and B. Special Coffee Lbs. once-a-month sales it {f St. Louis homes. these sands 0 or the whole ! ite. foo. Dea’n. Regularly 55c a Pound—Special at ee c F. & B. Special Coffee needs no introduction, for as a result of has become the favorite of thou- Packed in sealed cartons. if has a most appetizing aroma and delicious flavor. Once given a trial it will surely be vour favor- $ 1 00 Choice of -either steel cut Limit of six pounds to a customer and no mail phone or ©. O. D. orders accepted. g..ement Economy Stere LOLI RES E88 AE SPREE MS: EVE EERE LTS EIT — Women 800 Seconds 44c 1000 Infants’ 400 Women s wo a .. a, en i He ry /M fy, ' —Friday only—Also includes scores of extraordinary offerings in the Basement _ Economy Store—A fitting climax to the Super-Value-Giving February Campaign rit L conon ‘s inusual value-giving (7 | tantities are in everv section. C > re & oer e ft @& © © @ 169 Men's $5 Sweaters, sizes 36 to 42........ + ane meres I ith dust Ge ted -ax system will be wiped out 144 Men’s $2 Gray Wool-Mixed Shirts, ee © @f? © 1000 Lbs. Old-Fashioned Molasses Stick Candy. 1-Ib, box ..-----. ee eer eee 26 Rugs, seconds of $42 to $47.50 grades, 9x12 ft. 400 Sq. Yds. Seconds of $1.55 and $1.65 Linoleums, sq. yd... 365 Yards 75c Stair and Hall Carpet, reversible 85 $3 Imported Chenille Rugs, 27x54 inch, each.. 50 $15 Genuine Congoleum Rugs, 9x10.6 size. 400 Pairs. $2.25 Colored Ruffle Curtains, pair 800 Yards, 29c to 50c Curtain Materials, yard 650 Yards 75c Cretonnes, neat figured designs, yard 500 Yards 65c to 85c Drapery Materials, yard.........-... or*tesene © © = eee eee @ enh @ « 62 He 85 $2.50 Fringed Rayon Panel Curtains, scalloped bottom... - cer eee ees “cee ease ogre - * rt The Basement Apparel Section Presents These One-Day Offerings of Women’s and Misses’ Coats and Dress Two Groups of Importance to Those Who Would Be Fashionably Dressed at Low Cost Spring Coats Friday Only at ‘ *. i Py ; ; * i « a # &: ‘ salen pe ‘ i this S group! ket weaves. ive hundred garments in Of tweeds, bas- poiret twills and suedecloth. Tailored man- nish modes, flared and straightline models are in- cl uded. Shown in the season's fav- s ored shades. Women’s and j* misses’ sizes 16 to 44 are represented. Silk Dresses Friday Only at $Q.95 @ Seven hundred Silk Dresses in a wide variety af popular styles. Made of printed crepe. satin Canton, flat crepe and Canton crepe. The colors in- clude Miami blue, palmetto green, etc. Novel ties, pleating, ruf- fling, hemstitching are some of the trimmings. Sizes 16 to 50. Basement Ecouemy Stere ay SALE iy Store—so favorably known among thrifty St. Louisans, takes a most important part in this O01 .e-Dar The items mentioned below are but a few of the many special values offere exactly as stated, and in many instances are very Hmited. ef @ © . oe od **-* , “7 =. ae “ge © ~ b be ’ F rua * OUTGe@nh ' : ‘eeds: = pda - — ed Se. ee ote nae = ae Feditorial Pages Ee j — a = —— ee baw Sesh : . re —- : Ts eres. th S ART TWO. ene Ne $3,000,000,000 TAX BU TAKEN OFF GREAT FOF BY G. 0. P., ECONOMIS ee ee —— _———- I Basil M. Manley of Peon S Service Charges Secretary Me Campaign to Untax Ww . When the fu is felt tt will ral from the Fede about $25.904,06@ Bureay, - Breildtiag. and corporations have » than $3,900,000. - iing-Coolidge ad _ : 7 People’s Legis- to great fortunes: ¥ @ar. “The revenwe provides for m repeal of the hig of 1924 and - _ _- — tye Service, & Tesearee bureau tat srogressive members of eostere dd OF save the great issued a+ $25.900. 090 more “To this she the huge refuz viduals and -Melion admint 1. 193%, 6 ‘amounted to § refunds the Com of Basil M. reported that its . who shared dicate that $36 the National ed tmproper al 1918-19 with “We havelll | gregate amount) weaith and pro tlons by the H tical parties, - that the passage of bill wijl be drive to “un- ubstitute & wunRi- Legisiatire Service Jirecti: nN ee &* has been persistently Senator Reed Smoo the of Secretary Mé Sim of more This ts made up + re @ Repeal of (‘aggregate for | 1324), “Reduction of stitution of fiat# increment’ for $09 (aggregate & 1924), $714,158 “Additional i hin taxes on incom of taxa-| emue bill of 19% be spread.. “Reduction af some taxes lowance of 89 tohacca | State taxes, “Retroactive J tate tax rates, “Improper ' als and corpo to April 30, 19% “Total, $3,372 - oe a ‘er taki nz orftice ‘nn Outlines “Ideal” System. Yellen on that occasion oni: er taxes an - make ali turnovers— | estate, — wares areen: can of taxes on ltarly adapted you could have for tha ~ &s . thea Peon! e*s vice was prepared at of a number of mem- ouse and Senate for the Congres- The stafeme ‘es to con- showing that 6a] by Sena- class with im 0. in the $109,009 receive 1926 dill amow 900. as against 590,900 for all § ie Untted The estate tf the 5694 to the) 999, ag compare part. if It redu: _ redii 10n of Idaho, _ * hus Tnat Lia * checked, great + - if mass Ox 7 ’ * -@rmms a2 PD : ep.) lebate, : uniess mntuaily shift taxation to tax the Barden n in ti Americar mstumers Drive on Since 1921. The svyenu act ef 1936 eealition tax bill. says the state- for all the reset ‘represents the latest stag The rebates @f all a gre at campaign inaugurated 4 saving to the .° the purvose of destroy- and to ail tie m ~ o se as ’ 4 : iua‘ed system of taxa- ers $409.000 900) The reductio ton arn relieving great weaith from vaving tts fair share of the repeal of the gf burde-. sf Government. efit of $4,599, “This great heade4 by payers and of Andrew W. Mellon, one of tts chief others. beneficiaries, has already, saved The total snatres and profiteering piaced at $239 tons :sands of millions the rest at $17 - ist one more tax reduc- - present. be th “The smalie 319.090 to $2 ‘Timinated ag 50 Per Cent “Consider t& cent reduction ceived by only. comes over $ of *aese live in Pennsyis more than men and wor “On the ot@ wos sons with in ” eee tax of] tee eee Thie ‘uneasned tie a poe an It is true that ceived the lowance of 26 income up ‘'o did the milil aboiisghing the tions tax, the ex. n profiteering ey accomplished e game year ther ome tax the so- on capital assets fuated inc > ‘rement, ‘wo i"a ‘,Pacdiuatert Tax on Incomes. “ : . ay succeeded graduated tax ‘o such ag —@ om # * . ee > : .-* re | ating’ the is and estates 7 4 os Som . sa : ompiete graduated the attain- Here are n’'s ideal from the taz ' sales fictartes paid the, United States. statement con- idded the reduc- Mm great wealth pro- 7 bIH of 1936. poerpent nan reduces the surtaxes on Ieee *. ; “Ss Over $50.900 by $1908,.090.- | 909 (es: mate of Treasury actuary) Total a Cuts Estate Tax in Two. Tee ae i “educes the estate tax br a! totaled $26.6 Moet alr and allows a credit of 8° | gate saving der “"nt of State inherttance ‘ax*a € the ‘ he ‘axes a 2 - 4P - _* eventie fi i} af ‘| efF } taxes paid une 3 _ ministration unm@ 2.141.238 ft $75

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Atm te ye "eeeee ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, FERUALY Se 0~0C~*~*~*~*C*C*C=“‘O”:CO!!O!O~#~™!O!O~—”CO ee = iy meee am Se SSS en i et CT Sr ne marine iSSMe PTOre I rEeSitGEeEnNiT r ii : ‘Mellon administratie FE al . é 4 “a Be a anipiiiliiin all : : ieee ) ation. rom July son and his Cabinet. Secretary 9; ’ ’ ; gx wealth” and substitute a uni- 1, i > + oe to April 30, 1975 thac, By ne Agssoc ated Press eis Briuan resigned De duse (j . sit. i io a pe ee " : ss ithe ,/ Ls rf j It j f« @ vem! sales tax. ‘amounted to $459,000,000. Oftnese ASHINGTON, Feb. 25.—Nav differences with the President on Pm The People’s Legislative Service refunds the Couzens Committee has P28 for great dreadnaughts of the this issue. In yesterday's install- . | under the direction of Basil M. reported that its investigations in- 9: armed to ward off a . Of secretary Mellon the collossa] nee ee Hdited by Prof. Charles Seymour,‘ # is aiso the goal of Secretary of se fog » committee by Rear Admiral Mof- i Sum of more than $3,000,000.00¢€. ; Professor of History, Yale i * aia tie %,~ oe é, iy P ¥ £ Treasury Mellon is indicated This tg made un of the following ee a Snows Geve: University. the cltr - by testimeny which he gave before jtomc- ‘ > of the new | '-caliber machin: es Mel a Ls ok age ener PEO ; the Senate Finance Committee TEE desar ss 18 30-caliber and one of the | * Al Rients Reserved. | POPE neeneyae , The commission, in giving out ' . shortly after taking office in 1921. (atidiaate ice gage aghrnony _ post-war one-pounder automatics nae i ak Ee Pe tie the list, sald that some would be i Outlines “Ideal” System. an ro i ae. 923 and together with 9700 rounds of an - | “Cron my fetadd to Ma: isldets —— well adapted to statues, some to } is a ee See: On tT wrote Hous “I found a telephone Ambassador Gerard wrote memorial tablets, some to fountains } ‘ j “T think this, that the ideal sys- “Reduction of surtaxes and sub- load of each ship. ie a to aeeeg » . —T'h , ‘ ‘ 4 s j " . ; ’ , o + ‘ > “s if it could be in | Stitution of fiat rate and ‘unearned he ge are so situated tha:!,. , 4 Tem 0. tuxa : . P oul . | increment’ for incomes over $50,- enem tween ale pee 2a & ! on th iphin, an gugurated. a you could do away! y , over $50,- an nemy aircraft cannot “)- |'wanted to see me [I got in touch Col. House’ from Berlin: “A ang others to various other decora- friend told me this change in policy (partial surrender to -_ Deel oma teal eat te ell Daal — a ete etteateall Dtoinenlll —a tive devices. At present. they have TET ; ; 100 (ae ata ; 109% 499 — gee, as ' : | = »¢ ? e } cars! vv AN ap a € for ADT & & » 9°3 Lit 1 a r) ON anw tir Cc? ) r 4 | ga ; with all the other taxes and make er $71 onal . a I jie trom any direction or angle! with him later and we had a my President Wilson’s demands on ©” !¥ the beauty of nature, and Basement an equitable tax on all turnovers— OSs #,lod,0U9. without permitting ® concentration |+...-6 of an haut) He told et A | | . “aA Ag+ o fire oe a ee ae ee oe eee ee re RAE s submarine warfare) was at the some. because of their surround- all sales 0” real estate, goods, wares Additional reduction of sur- OF fire Admiral Moffett said. netiettien tu nd. bint a aa 3 . - activities in the navy and of his request of the Pope, and that ‘ings, have little of that. || in return the Pope*was to work Chairman Russell ef the mall Campaign Mand merchandise, everything— | taxes on incomes over $50,000 rev- ‘Reliance on Helium Gas. conferenre-with the President .con- would spread the burden of taxa-| enue biil of 1926, $108,000,009. nst armor. ft} ; rning 1 extimates 1) || . f : 3 : Rog apeaeages ee a IE oP ostate tox ond al. Instead of armor, the air dread- | Cerning— : Daniels 4 | || for peace, which Germany now ae 3 ‘ a near! if this One-lasue. Ce ee Ss one oneal naughts will rely on the non-in- | WSUS the fF resident to indicate th: ONG 2 AS | desires.” mission mentioned, as possible me- : | , | ; with the exception - some taxes ‘Owance Of 380 $a CSRT COGIC. OF | 6). noms Hbtisw oe ee meee =— wd . f . hiatal sl ried 3 e070 | ai i ;, 5 7a ; L ‘ a agsoagg flammability of helium gas for pro- im hb Ss willing to. re me sh morials in three conspicuous places, : w of the many special values offered, Bice the excise taxes on tobacco | State taxes, $75,000,000. tection dean a gas fo a Claeréak te ualrhiciote, ate tn0s I 1 en p I : : ‘ os nl | . 10n trom stile airplanes. A}- ee ers -> , . p sit l i F tatu ug: ; *(h livin ‘ o } } SuUultn UT 1! tne ray Tro: t Truitrty : 4 : oduction of helj had compelle?} - s fehl © UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD am I (heart and soul for the at Grand and Washington boule- 1 evstem.” “Improper refunds to individu- |" 7 : » the navy's needs ; ideal system revision of aviation tactics for use ™° (US Navy Ss needs. CAPT KARL BOY-ED allies). No decent man, know- vards; a statue of Archbishop Peter the 36 inch width. yard es os fe = a ~. 216) The statement o* Pa | ea People’s | als and corporations { July .. ik ree : a8 - at Presids iat —s po vo i 4.4 ‘4 ” . d G . . 4 . i a’ bik s ad = sins ‘ rains? c li m™.in }: + ¢ A } r\c “2 i i « j Ps hae a . WiSlie iimy 4 - Sail - . e : 's, 54 inches wide, yard ae. Iecislative Service was prepared at ‘9 April 30, 1925), $308, 000, 090. ik h —_ tated slips ow-| |... pepe ay ae a sig ing the situation ne we Richard Kenrick in Kenrick Gar- . . zs - “oe icheg ‘ a , - n-- iad in tc ine lac? + aT me a ir riin a . ” ; — ' Vi at rif - . « s, 10 and 12 inch sizes, each 25¢ Mele request of a number of mem- Total, $3,371,357,155. ce 1] ghella canna? eat ov,,{thought the navy should have, rat} many, could be anything else. | ‘den, the triangle between Lindell ect Record h.. SEG of the House and Senate fo Benefits to 5694 fire or small shells cannot set the |-0 UP 0s © ete Bibi Hane, Path-| ie said his main trouble was in’ derlings of the offending embassies|| But that is only mv own per- || boulevard, McPherson and Vande- ; I ine use anc enate for . . og a fis ~— iced im er than the otner wav about I Le ' : ini oe my Sac -.++--..16¢ ‘ rt) "eg alga mg 5 ee Gas afire and thus send a great Saf el vagaas eg getting Lis people to bel lieve that go? And would it not be possible sonal opinion. venter avenues; and @ statue of Hi- nants, 39 inches wide, yard... 15¢ memtion. in part. in the Congres-| The statement includes a table ship down in flames ipproved t resident’s method | ¢; ght sa rae mai | ae cae | ’ Ci Record It reduces to con ehawin hat 6694 taxnavers in f} : (ota ee enther than thin Shite ten | Hin cal his government was in earnest. He to sever diplomatic relations with ram W Leffingwell, real estate wun. ( 0 -| Showing that 6694 taxpayers in the rhe present contemplated but. ee ee Vee ee! “SS +old me in confidence that he Austria because of the Ancona? Von Papen and Boy-Ed | —_ original planner of Grand ~~ > . . i ; spe Remnants, 36 inches wide, yard, 25¢ te terms a prediction by Sena-| class with incomes of more than jpnir-; asthe a ee for all that was ne¢cessary to make! ., P f the G i on Sateen Lining, full pieces, yard . ” O56 A * Reeeapensonne’ 3 a cone Some ” SO : ’ untried tactics of airplanes against .,. gents ge eo _ thought the pes we of Dumba I do not believe it would be wel] were attaches of the erman boulevard, on the Iscust-Linde!! : ; ia 2% ' * , a UO, a iv T ‘+ ve a ré gaU tion in Tne healitim a. — "ee me bd 7 ¢ . iia * ‘ ‘ Ji ‘ aT a 1 €&) ef ia t q) = L ‘ 7 ; “ . h 2¢ ¢ ; . : neium-intiated rigids call for th: eas Whales home had done more to make Ber-}|to go through the same process as Embass spies, whom Wilison eutof,.. ce it ‘vil cf 1 aCeS boxed, Se ce ace-+.sdi@ me Of the tax debate, that the 1926 bill amounting to $120,500,- ¢ormer +, oe oe el | Sereet SPitain, and easily ‘superior! oi] lien sha cravity dt the ats | eles ni on alike fon andli ¢« a ipa A viace sultable for & Cis 4 ; $1. 25 i ie By nt tend e less checked 000 a a ins red ction ? $° g ste ad eet avove .L1e airsniy fo anv other power mM reaiZe - & Py ety) Sa ‘Be Sie ae q ” wit! - Lusitania — a sent home. be nor memorial of some ie would Ms pes . ; - icy 1m i wee . U ~ a > st é 4 1U 4 Of 73,* ‘ Wa | Y } } a ‘ +, ¢ ; aie sates pease 4 sai " 4% } - eo, | . ; oe a 4 . } . ‘ ii grade. ee ie a de ae ae _50c euid Ge — , aes + u, 500 C os gl A ‘ af ¢ é O ana hbomt Pr With light dery O1lltio?y wT. = aid thie at act t} Tray anvining ¢ ise. A rabic W hen you laid down The he f amp Jackson cutoff at Law = Y fe WG @ventuaiiy shiit the great oVV,000 ior aii the other taxpayers }, huey 8 Sea Silis' Ss ee Pp JJanieis Said thi wouid ane a ) f) 1 . an a : by ‘e a 4 . 9OYT! Ss, A lyrmirs ] , foffet? vr, ,iwn 7 . : my ‘ cane A, hity) 4ernsto ff 2 ° and ( man . "or a + f TY} - , > . ? ma Pillows, 20x27 inches, pair ceecees $4.95 werden of taxation to the mass of; in the United States ee ee i i a oT eo ‘ 000,000 or more just for con- ep ee 1 7 ‘ ss se ie — a se ° i the influence of the United States °°": Pine and Grand boulevard. ; "yp jaye gametes . ane : : — A iight plane moving at the rat: ; pro-American in his ‘views and &a ply, you were laying down the law : | , . ; Pn covered, full size. os as ow « Je merican consumers. The estate tax reductions benefit .~-¢ i-4 , orca ngaaeleacden struction purposes. I told: him it ° i ee ‘e e RES gr, agi ~~ ee on the larger aspects of the final | Other spaces which would be . 4 ’ ail sa ta tins oe — Ce ‘itl —“ . a6 ~ as = an 1 S% eer eS al - ee a } . .Y a . "Tim tee t{-, tise +? w ine ‘ ne Se vs ‘ oy ! lg “oO ‘sa © G } = ~ a or “ar + + - + “ ™ 4 , ; 1 “1 cy 1*m? ‘? * vi b4. » ir The ¢ YO “3 * 7 . , mtg ¢ y > } to at rate hombing. I —- : i. j Oeee : is done fo! .vowal and renunciation of her) F as er men hether Of other kinds, the Comzniasion ~ i j A ; i : Aa " . ann or 4 i NY of Fre +} + ~ 2 } EeEvenwe oF f 19%¢ the in0. as romnNnared sit} "0 000 000 ’ ‘ : r 34 ' » 203 e countr. = , ' and v , , plaid and gray, pair. et © © © © *# © @& *e $298 The rev . mwué ci t 3 Ol aw = vv. Lai ( 0, aS ( Pedi piaal —e ' vi aiviAaa $! 0, ‘ wv th ‘aA Ke 2 » Sé cronds eC 4 r ¢ horn b-, +r Aran ; : 3 . TI? ¢ G ¢ f f gre {ting Y ore fay Ora pie Sunpyy arine Lo icv K) Ot } I i\ € ' ; ‘ “2 ys are: ; o 2 2% _ 3 * ie al ° . e ss “ ae Ca h ; ai : t a: & if er? r t¢ Irie @ TMnery af 7 ’ . "2.0 ¢ © 8 2 69.0 © @ 2 « ‘ a a great cam pai gn inau urated ra) saving to the po¥s ‘aba $60,000 HO ae ary pee = : Y pita s eS ee eg po ee and ee } aia - Cin, that the pe pit euMLiictsedli y J I I t | ; all la er felt.. $ OF far Berlin would eg I hope you will ask Congress to “ ges, Various patterns. . ne from paying: its fair share of the repees of the gift tax confer a ben- mile Warned that he must be expliciy "Ot know how far Berli NG 1 the President would be used to se-| nues. broken sizes, 38 to 44 $6.50 ernment efit of $4,500,000 on the 6694 tax- “The obvious impossibility of the German Ambhaees els ache g's in disavowing the Arabic, but he) give the Government more power eure objects essential to future! Chouteau-Twelfth Plazes 91, to 3 a. Ot se on es 6 3% ’ “This great drive, headed by payers and of $2.009,000 on allthe serious bombing under such alffi- ne . ire mae nally re ni ‘ae : ao ‘thought he could get them to sa} ) to deal with the crimes cormnmitted lias Mane tare all Pre ae Cleveland avenue end Clevetenit es “72 years... i icin Ailes 5 bo $2.19 dnirew W. Mellon, one of its chief others. culties will necessitate icine tac. wis oat A Nate ca ae a) . ithat from the evidence presented, by the hyphenates. It seems to *~ sf | place ellipse ~ ves Buits, sizes 14 to ae é ..$1 29 ie present, the gradu- by the 1926 bill, 60 per cent goes pounder, four 50-caliber and fir. sitanta or the Arabic ; BE SES Stick Candy, 1. Ib. ee ee, Se lax system will be wiped out to those having incomes of more‘double mount 230-caliber guns to. @ ‘ ; you whether it was acceptable. . . Affectionately yours, ans ‘© Situation in Berlin Your devoted E. M. HOUSE. E. M. HOUSE. ) " } had accepted nine-tenths of that, and (hnouteau avenue ‘s a 50 grades, 9x12 ft. $31 95% Milireiy and a system will be in than $500,000, the statement pro- bear on the attacking plane or yt : Sent ~ Ala evo *eeneneeeae ** eee ¢ @ . 4 ; j a . rT}. - - y ’ rT)? A >. eT) +) ? "YT rove the =) a perce where the burden of taxa- ceeds: nlianés. It te Bet Sonceivakia ¢h-- as The President replied on »€I son Gid HOt app! ‘ iat , neared a ) and $1.65 Linoleums, sq. yd.........98¢ ot conceivable tha Gerard Saw It. 00 ctpressing his perplexity over | gestion of an immediate diplomatic | Ultimatum. Russia was prepared t Grand-Carter Triangle. alameetinenl dahdiede idee, ee . on Wil! rest with ual weight up- “The er income of from sucge fe noesih! , meen : | Carpet, reversible .35¢ bin ate Poe eet tebe Or gt i ener incomes from sucgess is possible against such a Ambassador Gerard to Co!. House torff's attitude. In his let-| rupture with Austria. Instead he|/eave the outstanding points to a| Hartford street, Compton to Cor eee eer esceens Met John Jones, the common labor- $19,000 to $25,000 are grossiv dis- volume of fire.’ Berlin: Bent 7 +81k Bernstorf! eta 1p ePPrrapeIE, 5, i seems Merny “ ™ . leonference of Germar Italy, | Louisiana f . ‘ . »— ' a * , r . ~ + ba > swe? alia ; ees ' and ee7 act 56 F 27x54 inch, each .$1.39 Ber. end upon Sot D. R bchetetier criminated against by tisis bill tv T shes oe Rat neennames ters to House the Ambassador’ sent a sharp note to Vienna, draft- ‘ | » leh = =e eee ws 2 EO: 2 8. 8 —s oe nn . e& 4 4ita, . aad 4 LC 4 : hn J 2iiS sill. re ‘ +, las (* - } i FF we er ' . oat . 7 “ . 4 : ont . 4 igs, 9x10.6 size | $8.95 richest Te a : $ Endurance of Ship My Dear Colone seemed to be one person, in his ed by Lansing and untouched by|France and ourselves. France, Kingshighway Boulevaré Pari ~ > eo 2S 2 .& @& * * , ie — man in tne wor -~-* > ”» 2 a Ba ; 7 7" ¢ + > ~ "T"} a di oe 1 me pia vagy ; 2 - i ¢ } 4 ana ?} ael to A ore en ‘4 4 v "Ty fle re : : “72 * * SS. "In furth eranc of ; “deal : 50 Per Cent Cut for Only 215. J oO L1iJUuST! aie r ‘ endurar ce of i i186 navy peo Die irank- ir tervien e mith the newspaper men the President: “a6 lacks nothing iy ; J Aly @iiti ours i¥ hee pS I T ‘a iy Tay urtal RI¢ \ a f th Ss } ¢ id e e = +} a¢ aicnthita e me peg ‘ ’ ArNoOwuncea tt} iid 2 r$)] re ‘ AS aAl 4 i ‘ aves & + (Larry ’ vy re fiiemer / ¢ er t) af came I in oweth?i = - 7 -. $s . ns, pair a ee Met) on and his pporter ve a) Consider these facts. The 50 per he big airsaips against gun! a a ne that they will not stop he wus awite anotner, vigor —- Lansingesque. wrote | ~ = ie tye go> “ — bi) | | ene, Se ak upporters hav i= : ¢ attaele a : Submarinir no matt he | cae reports that Germany was mobiiiz to Floriasant , er) , ~ -* + > ey i *F) > ¢€ , — ‘ Sic . Ti ¢ ] 1] =t J ki e | ifY ed ease ?, F . . . , coe eeee Sin porations tax, the ex comes over $500,000. Eighty-three Of 888 leakage from bullet holes i: i Foreign Office. We have which, if either, was the genuine eliciting ‘a rather churlish dis- *°'* had mobilized, 7" _ Easton to Péenrome avenues J “4 ro its Tax Oy] srofiteerin « P ; r _ eee ~ Aas 4 : . r ,? ’? Aa } Vy bt nw 7 rm 7 + — “e ° . ee ? “ , 4 a. — c: “a? : ; Pay «: 4 ana e, | ’ - . " " . . : as . > - . } 4 1? 4 Ff 7? > } , ‘ ;. ’ - “eee ' a8 hia ¢ ert a aT) , vr . *% ra - ‘- * ‘ al ? © » r “ iro . wf rmany LO Rt Ssia., ei iif “as iy 4.548 ” ? | 42 , Be b Materials, yard. eo.e 28 & oe ee © 6 6 2 6 6 @ « .25¢ ‘terporations . - 4 T ; : rd of * nese live in New y OY K and . | LKLeé€ Celis OO] Lire Siilp t ¢) Oriy ‘” ~~ oe 4 ge CA i ° and now Lille 2¢ rn st orf. 7 he Ambassador, he avowa! and a promise of repara- ; aaa : A 4 kK il E Fils 11 Ws h } ita @ (, rar 5 , ‘ sAVils, ney f* TN Sr => : a . : : @ Orpe lf 1yT} ¥ 6) , Ler ce ’ : 3 é : : tne r ? , — ; i e) Curt ; 1] ed } t $1 49 A this im 1991 7 phey accompilsned in Pennsylvania In other words aown The ship’s crew could stop : : & of the He Ssperlan proves f-'t was anxious to save the Ber- |. tion. The two German attaches; est. boulevard to Compton avenge. ’ §Ca p tom. -* © , ” aval. an the ea re « th : Pa j Z e ’ + - — ’ . : oe r Dias 1 ee tes + — a ' oy} - ; ¢ : } ' ATa Fi 4 ; . Be 2bolisheg ++ "= oe pinata more than half of the ultra rich these small leaks before there was — pe a lin GovVernment from any formal Von Papén and Boy-Ed, Wilson The invasion of Belgium, I be Maffitt place, Kingshighway ta : * _ se Braduatec income tax sie aes . me oT) P . ligpwe la! 7. . *, ~ rT, iry i fy? ¢ ’ “Ff b i a ~t > } . » , . ie , Te j 7 ry 4 wi ! / } he ° ” + F Be called ne: a “On the other hand, 171,801 per “It has been calculated,” said : on sorpitzand his arabic, Wilson did not see any Wilson's Great Problem. in England, who were not thinking McPherson Circle, McPherson 4 s v te " ~ it + . . ‘ i ses . ‘ ‘ } Tress OUreay ‘ : - leat . sh va 4 ; . — gi} el sin a . on “ —_———- held mor sm on cap tal assets sons with incon mes ranging from the air chi ef, “that the s! ilps can bs “ 7; aera a of: yrieldin oo the country “My chief puz zie,.”’ said Wilson to Much oO: ioreign policy or at aii of /avenue and Nina niace. : “Ure than f , "» on iad — 4Ammermann tola m 44 ) 5 , . - ve to _ } , % ~— ~- = ng f this they sy ae. i ng lta $10,000 to $25,000 received no re. Pierced with 200 holes, 20 of one-. aon i. i | ere need him as too easy, any House, in late September,. 1915, War, to enter the war at the begin- Meramec Triangle, Broadway and i 3} ° + ed ~- i lT@e- : : | rrept air , ear ee of ~d a + : i eo ; ee: ‘ ° : ’ bie i } so 1243 per ¢ oo duétion whatever in their surtaxes ‘nch diameter in each of the ter T? : } ii eae ee or ae genera] promise of better inten- ‘is to determine where patience "Ng: but the great question ofi Meramec etree? P Sat White ‘same + ; ee ee ' » . m ia nited States ' , , ; - ”* ac rar ft ure r’ ‘ ; ’ cre.nent’ en 1 ae bebe that some of them re. ©&9 Cells. and lose but 25 per cent | Seta tions on Germany's part as utterly | ceases to be a virtue peace or war for Lurope was dé¢ North Market place, Broadway nent’ ¢ titutec f) . © - Mme VU. mer; P- : (ise ors Atami, f riend told +3 * 42 an } . ‘ ‘ . ‘ the tot es t d ai per € ent of ceived the benefit C v i : of ras volum e jr five } ours Rut i A ir i€ena f ig “rie ne cnange in untrust wort hy. Br: and W hitlo ck saw Be e Presi- ¢ ided, and the ceé att warrant of or j tft es ° thy atres 7 a. Inc oo “= sls _ Liic eee i an ai- . : 8 a eee — rHpNolewv here wae at +h “ ‘ t é i ae ae! on 492i sem ¢ . “— ‘ — — . incomes Ome of the class with lowance of °5 per cent on rne aguring that five hours such a shin sites nal , a= at ine request oo} The President expressed Aefi- fent in W ashington It was YPDe- (> ™ii0ns of men Was Signs (i when }’: ge aver on nliace. Ep ‘ ‘gare er 7 ,f " j ) ’ otis aad 2 cL 4 .* 4 . iy. rne mf OTe af ai t} a? jr) "so ter } a } ~ - ed A ie } ¢ > > > ," Fes 7. the lat e088 tn 1928, income up to $20,000, but l " could continue to carry out he oie ar in return the nitely his conviction that the Ger- | cember, 1915. The Ambassador to t#e conterence was rerused nue to Vandeventer avenue: Pe: est 4 re , ip to U DUL 80, aiSO, — ee ee le - ope was to work for nacre rk ts ; . eternal nats .- ' . , — tist| a re CoepietS did the r ai] I la ag mission.’’ — . TT poet, Whe mans were moving with intentional Belgium thus reports his conver- If neutral nations and the opin- | dleton avenue to Taylor avenue cs re ore ‘ ’ M4 4 a stiiil iO 1-dol af CiaSss (ser ay Vv Nowe riecira z "tT" 3 frianA'e ‘ + , a ? > 7 ¥g.? : | 4 his ; . ‘ * : ; ed at Low Cost devic @ &? «a \ allable. By this In Missouri 5 ‘3 ree 4 Plans for a ‘ O00 Hin cubic fant. fi : . . ‘ ¥ ; Ai s i iiS iTriend s a nd exasperating slowness, hut he gatior imy Ol iif wor , gf nerTrai 5 had y26 ber plas e Kin ' highwar ae 7 . § a - > : a SS ‘ . Only Se .axpav- ; z igi it sets sialon m3 ~ws 2s j f Tv) dd ; . -¥2 ¢ 7 Ine ewes re? " . - . , - ‘rf » 9 e , ¢ 4 4 m . > . hey were relieved of three- : ; er. drawn by an American —_ i oo ae baits : felt himself under bonds to the “I sald ‘Mr. President. I am | been sufficiently al 'o say thal’ Hereford street: Bre 6 71 Pfourths of 4) ewe the maximum surtax|“*: S*S"" 37 a2 American’ COMm-!lyours ever ee t! 1 sid t) ‘ ee ~ ie 4 | } b - i ” . . . j i Vul S . : . ' ’ sé « . ° tami, | ’ ea _ > A rey i i ¢ _ “2 ’ (? 4 . »4 ’ ‘ une cc this class of ducti f HC mercial concern, the navy officer! people of the United States to show | officially representing the interests wey Would sce agains ne party lette avenues . Par si fe uct Ms } cent anc raha - C Jha ais isi sic h Jiiad i . » = - ~~ ° hie 7% | ‘ . ’ , os “rned income. een OFS - * , and only aid ' ee ae | yw. G. Hatience to the utmost. Von Bern- | of Germany as ws as of the Unit- tat refused a conference, War | Rock Spr elas Sern. Gradu t 66 those in the class from $100 Said, had {>¢ ¢*T) prepare G LO Snow — A ; 7 wa 4 € 4% *' 4 ; ‘ie : ed ings Tri 2 rr’ °. ‘ ra! . ; s 44 - aie a ase Ve &. WS7 ria? Y Pint + Beeeaee ) ; 7 ; 3 ste _ t a? tonen- ee pe ° gf Awe bee Ograc ating’ the EFraduated tax atte: * igs have a capacity for 750 men wit se in American rres- axtracted a disavowa] for the sink- things but I ought to tel] you that over, Seems tO née tO ceper i great- Etzel aver Nes F ; le ; t , wey aa ‘vv 4 nNonder Ss Tneg ta than 1 . tenn mee ler - ; , ’ ~ eters hcomes and estates + wet per cent, a seed pondent, Ja es F. J. Archibald. im- ine af the Arabic. in my heart there is no such thin iy upon whether the world 'aKes | >. ee = b>. Mient the. ‘o such an Th © rt stimates hae on Tignilng equipment he expiained eT —_ ¢ } ie Sem ‘ B thi } ‘ } . OF ont +1 -usse.l and Longfellow Triangi-« ; Ca iris rae | . t ct : > Yn 4 a 4 . ») Cad ‘ 4 . 7 aba. ~*~ ¢ Cisnate , 7 oc . » P 4 2 can q -. 4 ; re ~ 3 ‘ _ an z ; ‘ P > ry . ©; so —F . v 4 : or “\ Sse principle of ‘taxa Coho “¢ “e aoa and could take that force 5001 te nce 8 nes destined for the The order issued by His Mafes- as neutr vy. Iam heart and soul en ee eee | ee ee Longfellow boulevard . : nettles ‘ = 4 "4 Pa : - ; . > , . a f ee | s La ii - a { rc ° a) itilié he aA Thaw on: hk a o ail .¢ ee “ , o} ‘ mp Me sincerely EF GREY r 2 . , . Hh Present win complete coalition ‘a Lic. Sil, | Lis | SPUOUSNHSCO. THCY ernment to the commanders . ace } m : ’ . 9 LIC +7 E tO) 4 i l ee ai 66OF i j ; a by Yo wwwir “99 ; . which (sermony COD! « he mut? a ' . |e rine: of the graduated Chief Beneficiaries. “In this air vesse®’ the Ad- 1... | te the German submarines, : : ‘ any DE ©'S°- Suggests France Gustine avenue. ipie and Pep Ss Embassy to assist tn the crippling 7 nortitied vou on a previous occa 3ut that is only my own persona! | Triang! Ww : see Piarig.e, arne avenue and A’ resi) ft hy ; * 5 ‘ , epee }tand . . . ‘ : . . 1s ; ‘ i ig} the attain- Hiere are the fimures., computed YT? ira! continued. . inflated wit a da f P ‘ sig ani ee ne ¢ ante nr ee act ace ‘ a é 4 gen? ‘ A 4} " Tetary fei... sa * +} : niga" : i munitions piants and th 0-Op- on. hi been made so stringent opinion and there are many other Tak Some Blam ary Mellon idea! from the tax that ea: h of the bene- per cent helium and 10 per cent iat ae om me : ’ >» allen $4 ni ‘ ~ a@rit r r » 7. hi i wah t Me wis + a J i 4 . . : he =a te Vv COYy? ; y LA . {Ixia : cs i . ” . a _ » { - 6 ‘a east Tg * ‘ lo é) o the fisc : n Jeran Payne Whitnev New y ork $F asy this Cz if rmcCl1 . 4 » : Mi 0 stated by me. Nathan Frank $60,000 bandstand a D a r ‘j e n © ¢ ye c if con - . *hy i" ; ’ ; ? . ft v Y T i Lorie | Vv > . - * 4 - = 7 i. 4 : 4 ; . f $2,885, three het s, ¢ hicago sess 469 “-*, The Navy Pian Setewectes : tongues Its publication did nat der Schneider accoraingiy Under d { Fores P . : ork 69.35: ‘ ‘ oe ai Sir Edwar roe In the event our immediate ate. '" Forest Park. Chairman Russel! ¥e 405 mae hes ° a Wealth i , sa ited ‘rom great Spa gig aan ene Mg I 407.076 6000 out of its appropria I | : serve * vlay the warmth AMCT- | +1, eee" ‘roumstances my 7Ov- said 1) ae ce CORPOr- |B. WwW. Vandertiit, New York. 346-808 |continuing experiments with a'llican feeling ‘ernment is prepared to pay an in- to Col. House. ferences with Germany are com- | SAM! that memorials suitable for Pub: te ‘cae ome Deer Ment ige - of the Thomas F Ryan. New York of a4 $14 trpes of aircraft, ir r 4 rize money Wileon at ance requested the re- demnity for American lives whic a0 Miidinidiiis Wiens posed there will at once arise « memati "ae named could be Te lee os! re ell ne oaggall dae se ogo 7gg to developers of “designs sor am-!eall of “anfhassador Dumba. and 4, it, deep regret have been lost ee ete 1a! —_ mon 14 for an efjustment of eur 088 . = or @ few thousand do! ; ’ Tnuag a as a - ee nt con- as 2 Duke deceased New OR? 15 phibi muzis landing gear sulla5ie for Rernetoarf? herame mMeAsyY He re- on the Arabic ag RO pe 1915 sh ‘Pp ing troubles with Pngiané. abl po Seas a ae would Pro. Si tions i hee a8 —e the reduc- I cn Oe ee eh pacnrea He appli ation to the SC type air- douhled his efforts to win conces- i a sii aly 4£940- There is an retype e.erment th ap ~ theses & jury to pass Upon is Mided by a _ a eee Mae i terites ‘Philadelphia e568 450 planes,” but Comptroller-General |sions from Rerlin Urges President _— Pre tue: pan ae oe pere that sesivaps in preasing this ‘ oad oa of art obfecta_ of- This bin “lay Dili] of 1926 5: tawserst a eer §«6seo cen MeCarl says this would be illeral eee of Cand t Seek More Power. Rea a on Nn ’ urn | issue to a conclusion, and it ig/f¢ or erent locations, i reducers the oe ON Joseph E Widener. Philadelphia 214.766 oe secretary of the Navy oO nding .OnGoDn anc take Up Work wry: something of which the President | Government Wins Romanian Poll if ° 4 taco “ . ; . 4 : 4+ 208 ' ; 7 FPO (estimate conn, Y $208,000.- | Thom tal Saving $11,650,571. found that “none within the Navy Dr. Dumba Home | Ch: louse: to the Preaifest: [res | eet eee eogenaen he Amodated Preas - ; estim , al 7 : 2 nh Oe my . founae ee © aa Vas 2 / * mae é i - 3 * wey “* 14676 oo +) * 4¢ wil! naftur ] 7 : —_ Cu oe a Treasu iry actuary). | ' ” Department can initiate, develop or Colonel House to the President: New York, Nov. 21, 2028. ed : *e “4 pies - iy ¢ ake ig there not @ ” BOFTA. Feb. 26. Returns from | ts Estate Tax in Two. The taxes nage by the 20 in 1925) *'*F Aesien.” he ruled aa Te) Gees 94 | 4098 very great provocation to force some ef the respensibfiity Engiand ‘the commrmnal rural elections show “——_ * finoed amecneesgae ged a A gia th ag aca your peopie into war. If they 40 bears may be transferred te thet governmental candifates won “9 b .- rT OFT : Tear Governo! immedia‘te- t a , 7y" | a . sieaiiadia * ; @ . ‘ , “ecuces the estate tax by bd total ed $26.4 ,* 526 iheir acerre- y 2 + t ry? id ATIVE Ma v\ ge ; ‘tr 7 ear ge ,arnner-: Wouid if te pom i ; 7 ‘7 ” ‘7 —e *T} nere : i? 3 > > - \ ; 4 mes | , % | =. ~ “+ i oa 5 : > te. * : aes ee ~ half and ai'owes fi credit oOo? gO i gate SBavink .uTrarr ne new. ? 1? ts Lier ft / " ti 7 By = - ¢n tat eame of the orPnoxious Uun- co to WR) L De! eve tt is certaln het j “F, tinued oh Page 80 aT . T ene - “¢ -—_ : eel @ithn . e ‘ +s r f : gre 3 F orrnc ’ wine ry ™ : oe - $ i « "4 . | cent of Stat e inheritance taxes. Continued eon Page 20. Su kiss : on oD age per cent of th seats

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‘ : 4 : x é iy. MT eng sedisibiek aa — ee v vir ad ifs Kee es ri AY, ‘y, « 3 hue tad ee eS Fe A, PO fae siden * a ST ET A IO ERAT I i PS Gont want the health of their eiliul undermined by vaccination 18 ——— ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ded by JOSEPH PULIT ZER ‘eb rie a {he Pulatcer Pub, shing art Compeny, Tieclfth Boulevard CnG (siite airee!l. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH., “BEAUTIFYING THE CITY.” small parks and squares of the city with woris and memorlaY ularly constituted THE. POST-DISPATCH PLAT- PoRM., Lf khtew that my retirenisnmt will make no difference im its cardinal Principles. that it wll always fight for progress and reform. never tol- erate injustice or corruption, always fight dcemagogucs of all partion never belong to any party. always Oppasc privileged classes and publr Plunderer=. mever lack sivmpatis With the poor, always remain de- Voiced to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely printing ncws. aiwars be drastically independent. mever he afraid to attack wrons. Whether bw predatory priritox racy or perdatory poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER Apm! 10, 1907 LETTERS FROM THE PEO®LE Neohkdierm” LTaves in Hawa the Fat -] 2 he ee + - ; ~ > — eo. ‘ 5 ~ ~ ? gs. > . | _ ree ’ \ ‘ A ca > i 5 ~ ‘ «% awe . tA ines the = . + —— ™ . east > ‘ : > . -? 7 a , , 7" a ~s =] I . ‘ | AD = Ra" [ €7 ‘ : ‘... ~ ~~ 7 a er ~~ 1 > . : >» S| r ~* -* — . e S oO = ™ 2 —" ~ "s ’ . o- Ls | . wv st af &1-1 Pin ont e | fre | ie in a ‘ > r + eS. Ls ‘ 5 ic marME ‘ \ er ‘ if} [ ; &igmit arresting mien and miarchinge therm cut Behotiel, & miles 1 never heard liowever, they ai arrest t frunket nen and handl tia sort fr roughtly 6 send ther t to. Fort Sha rw ™ © , les ou +7 ° ? "| re i - a few white Tre 2 ae ther hut if T1O ZOO reasot ray the s ers st associate with +t} : rm Har or the yellow rac: md zt some herrit There is sinays sx i of Se 1¢ in tionoa ul ‘ " ia «? ay , _ . . are released A enlisted mat ar ftor] ss ~ > .¢ " . . : Ps ed ‘ ~ a ‘> e' Ouse 1 . att : mia’ ww et bs . " check for $509 The reason for tat iis f@ because there us €¢ so man coming back and ianding in Calif broke wants aie. BR speaking fr lal @Xxy sf . 9 ' , rv. ? nf ed Sra * L\etlterans Hiosnit ‘4 WS? Springs, hk Housc Numbers the Posi-Dreapa: on R smuch room fer it . sy *e5 a a y a : . ‘w. # . ing ’ . ” + by Ft Tié # 1 . 7 . . . ‘ « vind Im {his cits ? } nv instances is , cee Cai hardly & ? ro , , ~*~ _ + * ’ a? } , 'T > amy > ~ > | 5 3 * = ~ » ~. 9 -4« y - . Biets e Y Bea? ‘ i ‘ - = ic . ca . | > ro ° eS = . ' = | wl ’ y, ad . ; oer “ ¢ = rr ha wa ‘ +? . aw : hn . - 7 7 > @ a s os ‘ . - . ‘* ~ ~~ ‘ “ } ~ ‘ a : ‘ . 5 . AN >= War 2 ? ~~ > . .@ . Zz > ‘ - . = oe . en > deg po §. showed receipt ¢ lleense purchase Ka ‘ 5 , ~ : al : ik ' , a a . . ’ . " je state a es rnust be mu a at mes? MISS M. c«. B Oompulisory Vaccination, ¢ E@ttor of the Peat-Inepate Kefore asking 1 ke . Hort : re Der ) ace me Hees are : stm ape , he Breer? in ; . PuUnpi } : : . t?4- & i ' } > 2NG yin i r Ores ° § (48 8 3 ie ery ry ea ‘t j ; 3 ol AR : te ’ “ ¥4 vata at’? e.) ; : . » . = ; ’ + J : _ t**)4 ‘ our sf H ty tye ih Ones to decivJe who anal! enter the %& who shall net. and not allow a UnIOn--inedical or otherwise—io Gecide this question There ah suld be no ehtectio 'O Ziving > Sep +] Ire ty *s @ see . ce yee *? , ’ « 3 apis 3 i fae i. oe eq Ucn 47? emrain Yarnl : . ~ — y 7 ye . is * 0: AiIng | RAaAPrUSTID oT} A th Utn Pe: ‘> * a | ‘3 . , : ? . 7 MA . AX ive x ; ig Le ry) . private scnoeil fimplvy beeause thev E we ann IE RSON., . 18 Department of HOW WE WELCOMED a HENRY — GIFT $175 Calitornia avenue, (and ss a ed SPECIAL COUNSEL AGAIN? the oll lease cases, there Melion aluminum case over to spe will work independently of the rez legal officers of the Government ping fathered by Senator Robinson is a more efficacious way to pro Ys : [_ a. ™* cot 'tewatetn " ¢ ‘ senatorial investigation upon th + rt . . wv . . . en ’w oeormarT:s eo tee= rm to In em a sti Ga ALiaUWct { OmmI1ssSIC ai an 4 > 179 . - . , SMPs ? se Welch ka appro’ f senator Walsh, who “+e ~ ‘re oe? + ~ ™ ** = ce hd > Fe] a A nk Ga esd ids aa ~tAaw YU ~~ > — = *toe Lilt is of the present ~~ trom rF Loé A rnev-Gen habe | i | ~~ erathe > _- win line as we t - @i.u.cG L4d Ve + > - ~ 5 aa oe IT e 5 - » 2 ~ me + ry P| ‘Fe * i= 2zn ‘ hy 1@afr * IOH4a PTT AN ? a T ~~? 2 Aa -~ > ~F ~ a Ss + + 7 ' ss - a Pat) f eg ith thea fare as - » a= ee ss a+ = ™>* ~- ca ~~? ~ ~ - > ~ rn i Lica i Lit v ae redqera | > ~ lw = oOoT + ~“~- ea. a> v hu 4d ats KR ma ren i s - eu a t —" awWTuU: acts rtrment ? t t a keA ehawr ae * 7 ae a XQ 4 s - ‘ vor? he "om nete > a eh "ree ‘ . +~> . AA ‘ . ~~ e . r vr - mnt ~ r ~~ ape > - a tai\u Ait? i i t s it is. 2B one who as studiec > . + — }- ——— " ee 4 + ‘ cl i i= 4 be wre orre - . a nertorrm +h ‘ ‘ L as : "TTI ; r DB = spec inse. e+ - —_——_— ~ ic V BOB iS DEAD—BRAVO > f=) 7 =, Ea va uf ‘ a £7 5 cS Pr i a maOawmGi w - ~~ & ar od nrenden?t > - . 4 rt — Con Pa ~ 2 > Ril 4 = 0% e ne Bars. ar add * : ~ Ae Fam ” = = on ad — a 8 6 4 Ped = rT zn? ne P he ft a zipn’ Cc i 4 9 \4 vy oe mi @ 4 *?¢ > 7. a u + ORF ~ \ + ’ “SeTetecu™ #4 ~ ~~ & ~ o°@eeo-— COMPULSORY ARBITRATION. " * > - ~~ + e r de A *> P| rm ~ , ° ™? ~-. > + e+ + an 3 strike settle 4 a ? ” "rrr * +t. — a aia a ¥ = it > + ‘ rt ¢ “ ror > we ,™ & - . 4 25h Jia ~ w 2 . - ~*~ a ia ai he = > _ + - A ” as -— % ° e } “- a + Ler tf omen x A ahaa . - ? | , 7 . ig? vi Ds nzress — i - ihe now nen? ~ ~ —es > _— a*2? f i i 1a tn) o car ‘> ~~. ra é ois a _ = Tes > - .*- sang - Zr 7 ~ ms t ga ba at au re + . . + ~ _~ ~ + FP ting . i : + or “ : i Od u@ an ™ ar - > | ~~? a e : Be Q the im is * 4 ‘ Kk ey ale ba: A} = > > > te . - , | e ed ‘— + . ve La y ~ - r ~* Te , | a A mts % > Yr rc ww. WD 33 4 4 ’ > ‘ivy? rw e an 3 4 ie MAU ¥ a ? + ~ r renrer : om ; a Se ~ - - ‘ TY fox atTrecar > ’ - > oe _ ro) on > + fa] 7 _ ~ - -? re “s a L D * - ™ _* - , e pu . sete oe “2° _ ¢ 2 - - . “. ™ © - a = eter > | > . . ° Cgs. f nd 7 + . . -~ t* . > ) . — - 4, ee a ee ; » +7 Winders puntrr J a a pon te ’ sxe : | i seller at a movie-] ire show. Itig usually Mss, and with the minority went éews ) .4 a much greater, ¢xtended ta— + ene had civilization, zoning ordinances . jefeat. No pealing his caw @ ~ a ‘ : tips ne we ALATA eaten at Dreaxtast tAus ‘om bdDining the ad- 14@.@8 o> Reed is aD 3 omy: d take place Fiortda. They a ee | erxtate rw an “fiee "a xee atc when 7uUr ot _— . ? . » - 3 — rnineg shower *“7 trea pe “a Te wi’! urge the people ® aiid : - a ~en > + Tr and mae Tresgsmen who are , : r; On the way > > ’ — ~*~ Co on 7 ‘* . ‘ , Puone ana teacn arieston : 3 - imiter @ tha Emil Waldtenfel —F ’ ears wag Offered in the House very ~ Ss ‘a.acteutels “Skaters ; i is ee 5 ew ~~ . + ; ; . 4 ‘7 ’ Bitdin | # : — eth a will point a way out, but as lines a "l a " a * * . ee S..4 ° 23 - a j ont wha - ” ‘ ager aie ‘ LITIOS&. t me _ Lae ae 2 fron and a“ s here PARTY'S NEED IN PO ‘eng ~ oa - xs | in — i * + e sagas sis ‘4 * - : ™ pm —s “21g Whole @ must have id in mind the Queen te ia that the need of the ne mocratic pam inationg of the instru- asts. > Shek — = ee 8 le ei aga ag ss ~ a A. is mot a Setter understand nsé ery tei Laas a. * — -RAND AND GLORIO?I’S fF . Ss ceen a* ter understanding ; 1% | ita rifg ae [i- _ * - ao? @ + —= = A‘ ~ > -~- ’ @4)*ate ee . - : rs Aone ; - cable to the Post-Dispatch |. pe" ad New a ork W oid. a e ese ana si *tzer a oe New York Word ment are . e ; .] = - =? ’ «pat i —— 2 - ’ pata > Spring (.oOwerg . : ‘2 Kin $ af | ve ities. tie ta a : ine bride will: pe eo fon. made vith a . en ®.. in a ia* - i pt dice aad full I s *%& me anc pial HA silver A € Lere today : sho ; in will acveny = ‘ +r _ 2 25 - . ae - , . i an > 4 \er r ; jing the raree the “e x. a. . , e ~- = . * sae °o ue? hair re os -s » ¢ ~ - } em : eTs i ora i *- ~ ; : : . ear Wt carry eps ~d attached friend of spring flower cing anxiety that vou Fruching 1 Haas ‘i . ri yt : ’ nel var realir a ME 4 roe cae ‘ 7 i 7 =u Sa a »? Mie. Tra ies nd Dozier | Prince's Re pir 10 Mother. old Mact ‘arthy, J ae cays he was help. reside at. 5894 > 1g to “a great na- The bride igus i continued, “I am Institute and Iam , ° wortd and sectety Sure, a@* .e@ast p andi Mrs. Jo e honer guems ? _ > ; rus ise Mv own discre given tomorrow t*sore = e > o T~ i om | S Ai Os Te _ ‘oHline - é ; ‘ cy r na si storieg you aa oct. 4 ice. There Wig raw Your som Mrs. Petes e ‘acta ar North Unton beg - “a? ’ — » | “ ; ~ e » f ill S : . Home ~omorrowm anything.” visit in New Yor : % om - a hy ea > > > fre. J. B Xx.) J = nara Pn - +? - at . > i.a, who hes ® saner here rae «ff au? eine Ks. “inter of her & | entourage wrote ; — ‘s oe si Nugent, of 6238 Queen thinks a repefition — ll return to the home “es ' ae i ial ws 4 — Ps ” — —T meecsieary (2 ee i three feet high it is bounded | From the St. Joseph News-Preas. may he nice idman, ’ re ~ > Mi: nreserve him and : * gro ee lever an heral- Mrs. “Hesbaal wir ~ his vie Ws, worthy of iliis ‘k'eldmanor,” ne ” ‘ang pa. Ae | hea was 8&0) anzx- ; Ramee pincee 90 Satelit oa ec ye rth by the eighteenth amendment | HE race for the United States sensia- a4 ; » 4 Cé mm : . } 4 nay 6th oh ™ : S : | mt : hell | ides by tae taree ship in Missouri this year will be @@ Np? «aii: hee plicated by crosgs-current issues that wi. - e ¥. . - on nAhahitaad — — = ,er a . —— j * ¢ The: > nan bert ler: 3 ia is ‘mhabited by indians Amer- make it diffieult even for the initinted #§ .. t him and that he would Miss Elizabe rs fTii tO nsign . 5. and the t} inners on the municipal World Court issue eliminated, Ree§ eould ® ic: ng and” dei : — ms ley. CU. S i vou go 1 Poe aed eee? A RR broad- ; a as . the Gar- Crosley. UU. @ - > «i 4 _ = J F 4istis he exp cted to open upon Wil a s AT ': : » *¢h:e by et ~nre : , : | may ie rija’s principal sources of income are ide of invective, as he did upon the lauy ‘a rare thing tnat gua : if cate Pele nae re * ota e the same family and | eave of ae Cs els iits. alligator skins. tourists and Senator Selden P. Spencer, but Reed ha e same farm : MEP 7 : should have it vill be quiet, 7 3 j ‘ ; 4 A NN : % | est-pocket press agents of California. seen fit to inject the court question, ant erations we 8 - Lt see roach bugs coming or kitchen . ¥ : ? ds ~etime. May God bless | 43 §ueat= S At e ne g outstanding feature of he is an erator of such eloguénce 42 ime. Me, :ide dear Wil-' nounced later returned from — —~ tries Dickens after ‘ira. Coit. from) e has been Maniel Sar ois ae ieee 2 Florida is its fruit: Orange raising coming campaigner of such marked sbility Gat u2- | rer d 1] rae Raising Oranges in Florida questionably he wiil have his way. The pee Chee, ONS -SUrtA ef the sa cinch | that is required {s enough court wil) be an tssue in Missouri because 7 C4) araa es On JUNnKS ley to live on while raising them Fieed sees fit to make it an iasus. z authors death , ON 18 &2 $@a-going automopb ie The next Florida fruit is the grapefruit But if Reed ts anti-court, Williams #§ co © — oT tiem rrapefruit is a cross betwwsen a lemon. a 8carcely less so. Reed, the Democrat, sn¢ Ty oe ce Mr and ~+ 7 ‘ | w~rmenarniy x it te ts: {isposi’ sf. a blonde ticket to shoulder in the recent senatorial jou @ ° vo fait anve that | ae 2 lie Le sii Tre ee in tnd | ory earnestiy (aa° ie + T+ ‘@ weet ta oie! ~ *¢ De oh ene - : il ind ; sl Un a a] to ee »w old a civilize rhe tangerine is a distant cousin of the ®88ainst the ceurt. Williams wil make & in Annapotis, @ wher * . . wean and —— : _ - , _ . sie Bee a . ni S tami. ange [t wears a ose and careless same plea. It seems scarceiy pronahie 4000 AT SYMPHONY CONCERT their three ating off down a fiver looking for a new Mother Hubbard et f wrapper and is thar Reed could fight Williams with = John and He eo ° . 4% — " - . - : 1. i4 he ’ e ul OE Ge Aes ot ) wonted vigor. if at all. t. Louis, whe ” : ] Pasiel lisrobe than the oranve. bot 4 FOR SCHOOL CHIL Sk. . . . oS _ "2 mm ¢ d - oka ’ - 449 e J Se i - : © ; - we AOW Wile e awe gone tnrough , T _ _— withered and disap Shortly before he was appointed to ae the United § e —-+ 3 et. bern. ae r ‘* a ia : Ti present Dost Willams wae asked what 2 F ‘ — i m tor ca ¢ . ain ~ ‘ iand-sgoing sunk The kumowunet te the.cnie Shite ba: Wie would do if Reed should attack him ea @ cries ws — rhe tivet j A uit sa s 5 ims im Friorida Penne the Seante “The q estion will neve ‘e@liz Asivern in scottish Rite ‘en addre : - . J a - ° - ‘ 7 ‘ rag P 44 , Lick Se a * > } Pre 4 . Shes L aper ‘an:.a2 h Ss fut lre behind ee : & . osiitiinias pine _ _ ota " hefore about 4049 Place. by the - D2 ed on the doer ; ‘ceomae senior and junior Se . —_ : 7 I iia "5 Fee 8 : +4 ~ Wie (“ath l, : be am @asiiy fix t t roiitical gossip mi t that Reed wilten . sh Rite Cathedra ‘Mizner. ‘ t that. ond Rud hose to March 5, ° ° : : ' - ‘4 ~i om) > rl cne .. Ke too, that it has as o> e- . port noel ntative Harry B. Hawes am s2Gipes ang ¢! eves are on See Beep ae Han Wee te Were Louis for the Democrat c nominate® ‘arrange his announced progTaM@ are open te “1 p . at 4 . ;S i eae, te: 2 - - ; 7 “ % j ; re 2 Se: i me; ver te : foytiir i a ‘Tee +z °*)} «a zr ? *f> ra : iid@n't see It + eae nee Bain x a future Senator Tt is pointed aA that Reed anf i he works of compose ote , 1 ot Bag tgoars enind it of varied nationalities ae still is ‘hidder aa wh Saunke th . Hawes are persona! pints that they oe . bel . eh -_ hing a o long to the same wing of the par = : — wees 1OmSe ¥i ™ : |e ¢ _Om@mect wit } the En- silver a. + t + “Hy ; ; * 1. " iat ’ en “ ; ye fre a free peopie, but we don't boast \dvertisemen: Seattle Times that both are wets, but now COMME ei. ; Neighborhood — , 2 ~ - 4 —- rs . = i i 4 ‘ : cif Biase é . * _ + ” Ba s "3 P e ‘ , paar. oe ee ciosure that may resuit ; , . — 4 Fidward ‘Jermans Mer-ymakers Dance” from “Neil! a t e e Faoenrpe frRaor nn WANTEI , ae einai tied ae fawes fa s aanerence to ideas: , ms > , = aj rs ‘ ‘ tT th : >? «tr - 7 7 vl . an - : order the 7 Arty ere | we. ee fe eae le RP a Iv In the last session of Congress @ é +h t? «. . i ae 4, . ; the one recentiy acted on in ' ® ‘-ussian Tsechaikowsky s he ta. 5OKINGS er geomekn, i+? : I OT AA fre . a | , ° 7 A ee | | _® : : =? P-. % > Lo ue ' 2 ‘ 3° ‘racker « A — . > we e » . ba ‘ ‘ , ~ A — i 3H x '"@ § Fenech oe = *) - ow E> v5 ps ieeed re ce : ™ men to vote far t , , AC OIMAan iaAT.@s (20U- ru x arr nea 7 FY ‘ : , a iin aia ° e e 4 4% . | & ee _. ‘ : sand z neds “Funeral March of a Mario- Forced to choose between Hawa nee "e@r* e . — es a the Ruagsian Anatole Lai- : : ; , as & TT} ¢ ‘ ra. ” Srn- - 7 | ss Rie a ai + j . 3 t ry . e ar “ , 4 a * Ww -rnas! ¢ t*oath Sie] olerad ~~ ahes three jays ant ‘he Australian Perry Grain- gers hepherd’s Hey. The Pre.ude and D ostiude 1% - a were the Trtumpha!l March wih | a while shining us i : Warne Whe o : -~- — , marivclaging it eeems certain that Ree@s ow ae “Aida and mere ee is down | e Wheeler spoke on prohibition over | will be dampened at a time when Gam ae overture. As 2 make the rad ist might, but we are told there mperious need of keeping his powder Pape — ng Samuel A Ward's “Amen ter irritaat fire-eating Senator decide” Here ts® 34 , a ~ ealling for the wisdom of a Sclome » & it from , ' 7 the s pogsibie that additional! entries In Se a And won't that se Bris ' ‘'eaders in the Senate and House, but « be “ ONSES Gays. Se 4 it Appears cua pudge Gary Ras been at . between its leaders ‘ stortcal pageant commmem 5 "* sgeventyr-fifth anniver- EELING he head of the Steel Corporation only 25 the pecple who vote at the polls. The = years, trough he has made it seem aiways. / may have to: have itg leaders in step. After reading day aft : “@ founding of the Mis- 9 Ging cay after day about . + ° :, = nvte : : the Mi ; : nee -_ vastiy more does {t need to have ce a Se ' aan fe Saunders and } tth : Rew more does . A ) he Biind will Be. Fs bs at > ’ ave sUST tO Prova that we are sprouting —— ‘which the country will respect sere 0 | Digglie and the drys of In napows have organized ¢ plish that and the -ongressional | are: iSg.8@ Out of it s Flylug squacro , pert orm automatically. a ers HO; 38135 Magnolia : * at 8p m. Saturday. ‘ Better

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-_ al on adie te a di a ee a S1.LOUIS POST-UISPATCH _ THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1920. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPAICH av HTS ON QUEEN : ‘FUNERAL HERE TOMORROW OF | MRS, HARRY PAYNE WHITNEY St. Nessire. coe memorial. wich GT, LUKE'S NURSES CEREMONY). * Pures, sererinwendecs. @f | she executed, will be unveiled on . : 5 Ocia l Activiti CS , MRS. GEORGE A. CASTLEMAN DENIES SNUBBING MRS, BERLIN ?u=* Try y ht fe Pn) ’ % ~ “ - adi si i »? tf) sO % “ , i ‘ i) ak ? Li rag at me su ”* , . ’ : F, + I=S RUTH PETERS, daughk- ENDS VISIT HERE vard, widow of Judge Castleman, Be Lnveiled June 26. — ne: Sager ‘ved ning the cap on her charge as th* . Sa ¢ i a ee a 44 RET} > ; a Cable, Special to the Post-Disnate: lass January, when the Berltns when 36 student nurses received nh : pahae ; Sia ¥, of Mr. and Mrs. William F i and daughter of Philander Canod:e, NEW “YORK ies c ae ~ sailed on their honermoo Mire ; officta! 4 of the hospital students st: od in tine at the service Beh ¥ ——— Pete | - ’ = . munniianuinie RES te lan “NS RK “ed. 25.—Mrs. ca on their noney n, oa the {ficial cap oO 4h —se ; eet ; rs, Of (380 Westmoreland once president of the Rock Island Harry Payne Whit ey with bh Whitney replied: : Com -¢ i discarded the prt ba- This is the iargest training clase B otis ¥ ° 2 d 2 ’ } 4 “i ° ’ T b * q, j “° 37 * 47 Li © ’ i ” S = it] r , "it ner as aa * . pts - 6 Mil ae ana at ta “uf 4 , -_ F ‘ : ee Ree aries and Letters up- Grive, and John D. MarCarthy will, , s Railroad system will be at 4:0! to- | 44, Mr ‘arne!} ee se , 43 — hint, Oh he been ‘fi istory of St. Luke's Hospite sai 5 pe iow be married at & o'clock tonight i: } 4 *j (ak. CCU Cornelius Vanderbilt. How ridiculous! I have known: Uoners caps which they nave vew : ; ott fo . a * ee er ay eemerieag at & OCIOCK tonignt in J 4 morrow afternoon at Christ ure turned fror ‘rence ey a rae -_ olin ‘ ,r entered train- (raining Benoo:. \ reception ‘for Saat ue FF Tince Asserted the Peters hor hy Peer fr wp is er , wi} urieg (te Grued trom France yesterday on Ellin Mackay since she was a ba! wearing since they entere —— Satta Hat ee rat j } rs nome Dy the Rey. > 9 i Cathedral. Che body will hye buried +} “5 Olympic While abroad Mr one einen 4a . : ~~ tow whe * nthe ago The mervice ‘ > pare i ef the nurses TOLOWGu i eb : FE a Li a i 4 > sual a e : ci t : z eee mT Lin it To. ; 7 43 i ij * shad : b New York World. — -ieonagn —- paws seeeeten : | She was (6 years oe: a ae ms ba and o he the Press and Pulitzer will follow at &:30. The arrange- $ ’ been ill for several montis. Bho Py const * Gos. J ew York World mente r e simple. Baskets of ( : | She was a int gn of Kent oi Ar, SYS UB Ys UEVU SEE EEVeves vu veuEHevevenys SYUVereuer¥nevEreusesusssgDueveveueueDeeerTreres oeees > iP a a 206 an intimate 8>rins flowers will adorn the | 3 (and lived as a giri in Roc Island, +} ie Bip ; f LANDON, 26°. wis eae ” tee rooms and form a setting for the 4 iL, where her father was 4 lead- >I DRAYO\E TaN T Texas carer ¢ ae & ight on fh Oe a a eaapR bridal party. ; 4 ing business man. He was instru- & rs ‘4 f ts ' ¢ j es Since t Wales The bride will wear white chif- ; 4 mental in building the railroad a t ae &§ ao be : sng ee ade fon, Made with a close-fitting bo- 4 which took the name of the city, B ef Lies; Ge « Tf egied in @ eects + ~ menage | ‘ joes dice and full lace skirt threaded i and was one of its first presidents. . = a % ae gy vers and diaries © | Queen kCTOPL th silver. - retarv of the American Embassy 3 st. at Sofia. Bulgaria, returned recent . . - : " . - 7S | ; , . , . 3 . ’ ‘ a ; . aon ] a 7) rx, Of wr ry x ail - t+ ; I n¢é i lia ‘ 4 3 : e, onor, and Mrs. Garrett Mever and h 250 NEW SPRING | Give-Away Prices on Winter Apparel IV (of Germany), and my Mrs 4. W. Dehlendorf. brides- nd arrived at . id be gpowned in chiffor ue xieitea to the t es to tu Mrs. Mever will wear orchid and SS 4 Ahea: Oo ee . ; : | os « rae 5 ears . } 3 = a . . : 3 ane fe: iy to this country. & a ' _ i . * ' ie i i? i KES a A Lascrytaapacsaree . Seetias BS © San Antonio the day before she ) ns scavenged —- : i . , Ts 1 Vi «3 . ‘ : x”7 , rc nie ane : : J: See: u i ‘ } 7 i $33 Say - ie ne ee a Se died A niece Mrs {(yeorge R i4e | ’ | ret # . 9 ; = = 1 : i CA» , . , ‘ ‘ ] 4 4 ' ‘: My % a . ") © £ | ; 1] 1 fy? "> oe? | } ° x ts ox jay and x8 ; tf _ Mackay, of 2680 Lindell bouevard Choice of the House | fe) ae sa ; -4Aoy aT } ; } . ‘ » 7 ——. ls . 7 eur} as g 3s ‘ . i : a n Wednesday ana .r.Ga} i \ . J i A liared SkKIrTt irlimmed Ww ith ' = i e ; stimeni i . ae } ‘ sis _ er « cc . ‘cs ie ; SS . 4 aso survive! j | Sb j “ee f William IV neve wen chiffon. roses Slippers, tinted to §.:} ; a —- ‘oe i ‘4 maids paste rrTPen Yriage s _ —_— —— nna one ' 4 S. ‘ we ‘match, adorned with rhinestone } Gaver to Address Auto Club. 4 2 E iat | > example j miu HDuekKies, the rift of the bride will i : Judge Gaver of the Court cf : W th $5 t . | : An VY inter Oat ; : a ’ 590. may do an immense deal complete the costumes, and they he ¢ {Criminal Correction will adaress | or Oo of | e “at i J aa — | rintters of this kir ; ane oo ’ rc Mre 3 h mast Ti oJ sa s vd j jee ais atin os ee it ed ; naps i y f { - New Crepe and } > ' a a 3 . 4 , ‘gc ad . 4 ? 7 1 a $ rc eee a . There w be 12 guests Fla.. after a visit here Easton avenue, this evening. Other! + ay se } aw iurbdans * | aS : ti nn ; ap Ya 7 | i 4g ry ! ee } _ . + , ~— — ferry ° th: : , - i ; / [ o- : : 2 . | ee norrow from a Jengthy Goneregational Church, have been Schoo! teacher. i di, rae | | Balbriggan and Sport Dresses, formerly $16.75 hes ; $ e¥ ¢e ’ ° | 71 tT . °’ am e = — . ~~ : f . ' , ‘" : 7 any : New York invited to attend ‘She members of | | | New Rhinestone § 25 sow ge $5 : . - statements om hy — | 6 : —— ; : . . j and $ ie a . e - ‘ ' . 7 ; ; f Ps : irs Re: Philadel- «he Guild and Mothercraft’\have H : ; ae —— a ee j e } . o qe x2 ac aii \é Fiui.saG arid NIOLD c ; : | | ats 7 i ¥ y . phia, who has been 1! guest this heen actively engaged in the work / a , , yor on: a : — ' i oe ’ wa ne Be a ns ; ed v oil. gegen eg ee Nugent. of 6228 Westminster place, -;he Dav Nurserv and under-age ; i . eeee8888 ‘ The Queen. thinks a repetition ne art ig r is Clearan of : 5 ? , ‘ ‘a geese tO. BET L07TIe 8 os ee { Kindergarten . a . ° k i his scancaic 5 sserv.ior may Re Rae he i : am ee { . . —————— NER a a o> : : Be Gi being believed, ang (moeth. Mra. Rex is « popula — 7 q | rhe seals al ocala cuca iE & _____=oosMYLES CORNERGaumunusunUEn tum t / iv¢ DF Ing ' | >’'y ¢ OM ang he 2 a — - : 4 ne b. « : ; ; : 7 A fh : ii i} i i 3 ’ i? s ' rf 7 - = 4 ‘ = VISitO? aiigd a ser)#s 0; parties as = » ¢ ; ; A . j . “ ‘+ . . RM : ont 00 - . % ; hough her maiestv does not wish . ' : : . Classes itn telicion—Open 14 AU ccommodations to t ’ s and aii the new “pring gh ad E : ath ee been given for her. os 1 x Collace?) > colors a= § ‘in contradic: bw authority the sas- . ie 1 “rancis swavier 1.CR¢} pu d I i ® . —— d pede 20k kieions lehwoaiaglcags Mr. and Mrs. Nugent, with their " t ao ‘wage your purse and pian. : so = The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening | te SES SE, Se ER PIERS ‘. ES RD RT ene ‘hurch is offering classes in reli- , ws service. ae enon ed © 1} a new Spaperer mn - ‘ a * 5 * ‘ hur i} is Oil ee - iclS. ad ge | ~*~ € ; | ng Of § laughters. Misses Marie and Ed- ec compl an cem , wepa | | oe eee. lave Miss t Be i Rie th a es ia: piete announ ent f newspaper giving Associated Press ne i qd i ‘ DOW 4, * 4ii' i si - ia — sa-34 OHOCCUOY rTneir Suryimer @ AUi 1 , E . pee : * of Whit Star Red | . | . ra ine, will occupy r summe Rabimeenn soe ab a eae ite , Star and ! | do: wa eh t} ¢ Qure aa) Would il& : ee ne on Eastert haan at thet ie Meek antic Transport Lines on #0! riendily hint t: e- Orven [0 2s. Mann this vear They wil] |SSs° Re steamshi eC, iss the g Teis Fray h wr Ome enit } a ‘ le- t- Vase fry «> aa Lagyits as Weil as .@ LA lf Ss are ai P ag I ue o ‘ : jepart early in June for the East. ; ; 7 believe vou know, as he might? attendance. The class is held Tues- a ea yA | ‘ a , “ — ee + + EE . es ‘ae ot. ae — rt _ + ; ’T°?} + 7, 4 rc onming rm rT i ad ¢ ais 000 QO! . TNnOi€ MI iss Ka Herine ®B ppie ici gx! ter a ’ a a i HUrSsGa) . Sp pi win' fy Th M I R R O R of wor! tae bs and Mrs. William Caleb 7 to § o'clock, at the University | + ' ‘ } mente a , 3 > ; e Queen rias favoritisin for .Sinnle of Brentmoor who has ‘Building, Grand boulevard — NS | I a i RL : > 0 Rue +, ng . “os > YT» ' “) ? i > Yr) ’ Wisi ' wt ‘ s league, Senator Géorge H. Williams. Th® Banh birthday. Received the mos A © eon ‘a ee x sete w. wm. VAX GICKLED og Devt. Semi-Annual Furniture Sale davs are numbered. OU WHO - 1 . : ‘ , 14 ‘ ; Sli ae he £737 tele. ADT] *oO unsign ‘aul % uUnnIng nen . eg ood Mo. ° - . se - poe World Court issue eliminated, Reed COW'S Banonshing and delightful tele “th er a. ge mee ts, Hollyw ae. Lou: “Wh You : “1 ‘pecar eT _ « : ( > nome, . Anat gt ee ae ok pee | Caer TY. 8. N The exact date agents. ‘areade Bids.. “- i ooklet. “Wh oom putting off bu ing some necessarv furniture requirement for the be expected to open upon Williams a broad: Byam: avout giving him the “sa rosley‘s — e your Sten in Winter Dt ie 5 ; “10¢ 50)! the values are here | . ; To ' ~— eave thing that thre is contingent upon Lieut. Crosiey & ie Vaca . i ont ‘ . — “VEC , ' es i : i 2 ee mie upon the “6 er. it is a rare thin ee Sic. ~The ceremon: should Take Env —aiso “The HO56 Vacation we urge vou to buy now and save 10%. to oJ ...the va had lj be a geal ’ ii- ha uTice af sci eS . rcs ” . er * . v8 A 4 - bd 4 i i. oi hawe- his Way ae " returned from Washington and - ns i a a aa mach less thas ° - I e f- rida : pUescioO ioiy sie Lii iay bits , # ae ese eaten pecral rater — % " X ¢ a "S ‘ ‘ frc TY (?rna na v here ene . - , F 5 S f $55 y gh court will be an issue in Missouri because Writing of iries Dicke elle ~~ : ie ales —_— —_ 10-dey Ploride S . A avin $ O on tS u : : eae eee ye | on #9 he 64 & heen Wisiting” a SiISL@T ai TS d cost. Free ssde trips- | Fieed sees fit to make it an issue. grea authors dea digit ey ' ere } owr 1 OT} - . would do if Reed should attack him on the Fourth of Series Under Director The first of a series ¢ four Len- & floor of the Senate. “The question will nerve Ganz Given in Scottish Hite ten addresses. under the auspices o arise for me to decide.’ wag the answe'! Cathedral. f the Churchwomens Club, wi “Senator Reed will never talk about me as for the fourth of the season S8€- be given at 10:30 csggaagiots wi = * nf niniie n> ' Anns r y 3 ° ¢ 4 = j yNyre f irs i}. he dtd sbout Senator Spencer ”" Here is ¢evi- res of public schoo] co erts, £iven ing at he resider C s. : : : re 4 : lst aR : os ‘ : = — “ole = _ 7% “petmoar le j ° . . ; a dence of a possible truce between Missourlé pesterda by the 5 Louls ©¥™- liam Bagnell y M soreness Touring ‘Department Telephone Main 2908-2900 G@ senior and junior S natore phon: Crchetsra before about 4000 place, by the Rev. Henry Watson ./ = 4s ; as 8 ss =A . > ‘ . A —_ . i fe ye a 4}} he Political gossip hae it that Reed w!!! sup me Scottish Rite Cathedral, \izner Other addresses — ; port Representative Harry B. Hawes of 5 “enductor Rudolph Ganz chose tO,given March 6, 12, ang i+, and a T, wis tn? tha Democratic nomination for "arrange his armnoute ‘ ; program "are open +o the public Benator It is pointed out that Reed and te Present the works of composers M ct aries B. lreibe! of 65 : f » re + 4 . s Ts a wt o?- oF 4 y] 2 ‘ ’ - Hawes are personal friends, that they >¢ Pee penasities ’ i avenue, will be hostess af l¢ ne to the SAaTILe wing of the party, and : nus beginning v it hy 74 ormas Pers Ling a tex af uth a so ms ‘ > : - . . - abl nr *’ ** ‘ +} 9 é i) er tea 10 Li1@ Ore saws at he ? that both are wete but now comes a 4's afign n, he followed wi he En- ee hbhorhood House Building ¢ a . ‘ t ful B url . $ alnut Suite closure that may result in estrangemem ewehman, J. Edward German's | * ” . ‘ +> ¥>. 7 2 : ww. ~ | “ tne ane rec if 4 °F gay] Behe + ’ te and Git. Ln® s.USS81an Tache rot wsky £& D t L t Th t fy Id . uw Rea A out . . : ’ : ase ei ©T) : fi ad & OT) hae The Sena ss- hanna L’ "as +} ton = on e a 0 5 O a : f thy: { vou 1] find remarkable values at Prufrock-Litton , -* ca : TlT 1. or, even worse, neumonia, * 9 . ~ » 4 - . ’ ~¢ _ " Fre publican antl-courter, how will Missou inate Musica] Snuff RB x and G ad. » take re of it at once @ START RIGHT! Travel via the ports of The } ery A eiest in Style and of kare ellent Quality. fire-eating Senator decide? Here is a pose. Uy, the Australian Percy Grain-, unless yeu take ca +} . congested ———— - Montreal and Quebec on a , calling for the wisdom of a Solomon. It Ser's “Shepherd's Hey Rub Musteroie on : ne — * er e8e ‘ The four pleces Include the new strie vanit y, 6¢ inches wide, chest of drawerg, which ias P : a 2 ss Z ’ i : - ~ 4 5 u . iy ] rin i .* ; 4 s ; es oni a P ‘ _ ‘% . , 4 ho hes utif wi! mnie int ina enrenm te at qa ata ant owte num par, aad ee Dov quickly bine CANADIAN PACIFIC Zhe fot Hone nes Sen Sn an eee war al Ce ; ‘ a ly ft , . 4 ; v nie will point a way out, but as lines are now ~<a were the Triumphai March ite de from pure oil of matched burl veneers, anc vanity bench ; ' ' , 3 Om Vera: 7 : aon Musteroie mace ? ‘ i 4 I i Se ist abt Read's powee erd!'s “Alda” and Rossini’s| Mu : Empress or Monocliass . peas \ at ; sas “Rr: ™ eae es ais aes —saaad a : . © it ay nd } e . d 3 r {will be dampened at a time when there # § Wiliam Tei overture As the mustard, camphor, mer a Cabin Lin The Entire Four Pieces Must Be Purchased. Separate Pieces Will Not Be Sold ; : Sas, » 2 9r) 7) ad | its. . : hd '* : mperinus need of k eeping his powder dry. aie 190n' gs finale {ne hildren other simp red eaients ; lag . er — wi t a ¢er irritant which estimuiates circu- . | = _" samuel A. Ward’ america, | S6t-S*=25a" hel -_ eak 1 ’ e cold Only 4 days open sea—The St. Lawrence Route “ "|" ‘ton Me Rearsi¢,. : lat Anca neips or rc up tf COiG . * . PARTY'S NEED IN POLITICS. “eautif with f) rchestra) | ‘@t10" | d ec ° ; nist SCcomneni . PR ARENA As effective as the meaty old mustarc Book y Pr ™ t t { Frou: the Baltimore Sun gSompanimert. As in previous plaster. doee the work without bitster our e Now nae ayments onvenien eiiveries , : Treo COncerte O..4 * Doh it on with vour finger-tips You ing li . 7 } AT the har ONY -SePre Kin Leo ; — ‘OT iUuUnTH Ca ~ tn? = Ru! it us anise 2 s : . a . crats tr ‘ neress do not seein oO age “a ’ NUMbaerg With qd escriptions pores, then a cooling sensation that brings ’ Pay $25 cas 4 . q h d d rices and h <€ the furnit < : se is that the need of the Democratic part s *xplanations of the instru- welcome relief. & Tub Sailings every 2 or 3deys from Montreal and Quebec. at these re uce pre au ur is net eo Biter Understanding between " gemcs Jars ubes Direct services to Liverpool, Southampton, Glas- held untid later delwwery...no extra charge for lone CC Mennte and Mouse, but & bets (cee saa gow, Belfast, Cherbourg, Antwerp and Hamburg. storage ‘ ii \2 ; Ba eo! . aA : ; . % | say0 | at ‘hool for Blind. | ter understanding between {te leaders &°” Gera : er £ ; the people who vote at the polls The part) Oras “a: pageant commen Full particu rom local agents or Me peoy no c a : . ‘2 bul a he he gevente fifth anniver- (eo. PY. Carbrey, General Agent. Canadian Pacific, 4°70 | Tras Nave to ha © tte ieaacers in & - ng i. of +} e for ndin of the Mis .ecnst s+ st Lonis. Mo Telephone Main OST) wr * vartiv more does {t need to have convice . Mri Scho, ey ma a ee 1711 a. 7 ae — Arent, 2050 (which the country wil) respect. pany er Bliven at tie a - naggpet hy é | Rullwer Exchange Bidg., St. Louis, Me. 7 . s ; or cy a 4 Li \ / Yno tli a plish that and the congressional leaders Benue a: d simon od ae atically ‘© at 8 p.m. Saturday ' Better than a mustard plaster , Per. org BeULOMalicaiy. | ‘ 4 Us . ’ q oe : P sag ‘ &, ' :

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a. ; ET ily 4 ‘iy ct oat Pedi, Mite cei ge H a eT ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH AO: ok Setar cs . Sea J Orr “1 DRE wy ee $ & * —_—— ———— ———————— er — surnames + . = —— — + — eeeqqeeenmape —a T= si ein, ® .@ == a —— poagenapeeremmennnenrnaens ease - . | mn ‘ oh hen the fire department quarters bia tf) ST. shooting Floyd Haverstic, has; pales treeeerere Gee net abeurdly Fire of undetermnied ong f. isurntd. Compe a eet fe 5 ; woorin . aw, es . “4 734? oF. (“ompanies rom Wanviius ‘ if LOUIS GANGSTER FREED ° “dnl Ve evidence | E IN TIM Ge E inefficient and unscientific in their morning destroyed the City Build- burned. sa ee k a heen reieAase: . ‘ : a. H a here i i ory structure, and rR ossvi +7 he.pe ? fight ne Fs ainst him rand ha obtained assessments. ts re, @ three st sf ee: £ rT? ? 3 ap 7Ximate 3 ~ ts iy +! | az shies , a etiap P os ? = a ; fe ] th {t 1i¢ Ss. fl m1 43S. i ie .OSS wass pro: ima ~ i : any AhkLIS 77) j ee “Diutct Pebeo left the courtroom escorted inn, A P E R ., A s pet cent le ed on the whic h housed all the ¢ ap pra 3 oy A “es ell 4 : é As es ° attcii “ os abies : ; —— -~ ; ™ ' - mic] rer ¢ stroyeu 99.UUY 4 . onm Gonos Ms O HO amounts saved for these gentle-. Two fire trucats were e : ¢ sat jis ei Bet t. oy tr? ] 17 byt friend? bs I O Cart as tee " O L. H S E . ¢ e Ede ‘eee “nous Court. Louls to attend the tria F ~ U men by the coalition tax bill would x Patsy : — ' > Ls i 77 : ; } . sats =e ws Em + . 4 ————_—_-—_—— have yielded far greater returns —_ QOL ek oe —t my be 3 ; fentinaed from Page 17. This should save asa guide for fu- ices ain ; a a : i ture campaign treasurers.’ " Lae - aap i” France? "ou will remember the | aS eee # * , ae $50,000 Fire Loss at Hoopeston, Ill. |; bs , a ; r pA epee - : > x ' a f «h ee 4 aa (y —" a ity .™ 6 Ol = PAYABLE IN APRIL | | y, ‘ PAYABLE IN APRIL | | Continued for Friday and vrersaryr ac th 2 cig +3 . : ok “2 Sinit ) ing@® trounoies Witn reat Bri - pone al in f : j ' Satu j y Only for Tat id: and i Pi : : 5 id eRe ‘ete ain, I believe if we press hard SNG08 ishing! Aan —Thryu to Sirth S? 7% : Bei cane The dual evel | , =: 74 a: Biss oes enough they will go to almost any | ; paeres : «street occasion a2 ) if & @ “ - bs a deal en ee limi ratner han come to the S ty +he — — i; . f; + , Me ace Ear » would gain their eternal resent- ecta CU 7 t 1IS€S a UST CC elU Ea . and to revh ] es : i | ae gf. a2 ment for having taken advantage | nending retirem be | ; Bae hip, of their position. and our action ’ eal . ‘ oe ee ; saipeigs : a fe - “ its tongue ii es ee 4 Spiel >: would arise to haunt us—not only | successors. Dy . | ei at the pea ne conference but for a) d p Regular $3.50 100 nently mentions A ' “ san e119 + TIO , > pe | ; | —- Pe the financial di ; ak ; J If it “ame to the ast analysis Dr. Cugue Ss 'Natheaw e i : ee SO embargo Cpesit | ® | Special for fron C. “Taylor. | a ES | : ie mitinng 7 _ area fo \dstuffs +/ ne i a st 5 Dit aa ee ri Friday and Gary is sul & ee $10 , $10 ! ental TE stiastecren? snsdhive, — ae no intimation # H oe s “aan sant wap snes asi Ga sahad = | fention to in a geile gee meaner nis To acquaint you with our | The samecs lam giad nsing is comi! le ga) nani SmartShoesforStoutWomen |. 2-222 22 2 natin Caliiiiid iin, 0 B | orca! Department we will | ene scone ‘our. moti You do not know ; 7 a fe wT i cae aay tle ere rae coal ve “ Nor lé } € C } ale ra Lie ip VENT ) a ws ith a pair of has heen broti Sizes to 11 Widths: to EEE such a perfect un lerstanding ba- 2 | pry he a . tween ‘Ie ar) 3 + fea! that Orr oric for he com _ friendship is berond the reach o% the above f Com | success Oniy at Lane Bry- All our Shoes are Ks eo ee ee to tne adove iFrame. 4 Lindabury. At 7 mischief makers Affectionatel: ant’s can the stout constructed with iin F EM HOSE woman “who is our exclusive “combination Page in a Blue last,” embodying —_— House og high arch and snug nf ie. “es sae heavy onher feet’ obtain smart, comfortable, high- grade tootwear at heel fittings, insur- Bae Cacector | & ar $7.50 value... 4 ny. as aa as &, H | . important : CREATING | .* imports aa ay NEW | Soldman &. lawyer, never & 7 STANDARDS JEWELERS & OPTICIANS JRE y : -” senee. ii OF VALUE! | 705 OLIVE | “The rumor / . a F ig being & Ootm Wd . ship of the i an = exceptionall, ing lasting com- Page is in a blue: fu So als low price fort and long wear. s Sir Edward to re Page $ — s@c.i.ers One Wouid tAiInk (ne Csre@Pr- pol : . mans were just outside London and the company | All Sizes, but Not in Every Style Es ve cctward unon New C fact that he, @ York : : h A d and a mem _ AS soon as s our affairs nea We have assembled in this sale one of the most re- - Ops /\TOUR or brent : ey os toe Dawe narkable Dress collections we have seen in many a day. SS hostilities, 4 proposal is made to 24 Twill Suits, were 2 and 3 times Gre sh 30 Girls’ Dre esses, many were double $5.06 10} Silk gat — price $z.00 ; the .ree. or irritates my skin, but panded meats a @. fr | * . . C . 3ritai _ "Pes, ® makes it look @& theneand times bet- There - ff Sir Fdward Grev of Great Britain Any Winter Coat. worth to 4 times $25.00 Girls’ (14 to 20) Middies, sacrificed at Satinay Slips omers ~- 79C c Silk Underwear... One-Fourth and Oae-Taird | cing it a live, glowing col break of wr 4 ' g more velvety finish than this led - * is Winter Coats, were double. more! $18.00 Cotton Crepe Gowns, very special at. 79¢ $3,000,000,000 TAX . BLONDE KID $09.59 ‘. : MAIN FLOOR a ee pref ‘a Brown Kid Trim —— BLONDE KID 62” BURDEN TAKEN OFF | LAL BASEMENT SO CW * naturally has us Ge Brown Kid Trim SAYS ECONOMIST BALCONY Wool Hose. ry e 2 and 2 times 5g¢c Any Winter Dress in the store | , Because of its ee thea told by Ida] : motes 30 Corduroy Robes, were double $1.39 so Winter Dresses. worth , Laetis yy é “ee Sr RR ae W d j | é , gleng with the Bilaek and the Se . BS: | nae ~~ ) oF mn -—~—~ E, i? | eo a: * * \- / F k S : l/ pP h d ’ Th . a ¥ ‘e Beauty € reations, bri ngs POSaLIOS. e , ' = ; , “ms it _ F ag . " . 2 : : ie as gees on er u roc Ss * e + pecia VY urc ase tor ls -- ' , . ae? 1 Tes its. ** : ‘ ms i ~ 3 - Vaiss : 5 ~7 | a os ‘ rs ; % gs a ¥ : a Khe pum a os 4 ; ret i | = naar J thee r Fe : Rockefeller Jr. gave $19.000; Edse! ) S) @BLACKoWHITE a ; } < Whitney, $ se 00: / -) | Beauty e 4 ce “wr r - . ~ Bas oe cs pa Seger ee se _ \ ‘ oe « PATENT KID Sf? 50) BLONDE KID ‘6: 2) ies yr 8 OPE RO ER 2 2, a \ | | x4 | Blonde = Patent Kid tor, $1 the late J. B. Duke Ae j | Trim Blonde Trim pee ER (he late Julus Fleisca- - 5 : £. ma $1 -vraus Ho. A. CUr- , ae , . 4 , Tear . Widener A Se ‘ . : 3 | 23 Joseph E. Widener, $2: Hundreds of Dresses Which ry | . | , To the Democratic fond: Thomas W & Vade Famous by “Smart” Women R, Gbntcibuted $50.000, and ere Never Intended for Such 5 , ee ont 2500 a Low Price Sale! 3 L ris i a favs ne gsiacemen | lu Silk-To mien ton gavin shee os (we U sis p Mmenpudiican and Den ‘ratic cam We have secured for this sale values which are * truly r rer mar V , Ww nm a re te ADVERTISEMENT ies «able. & ery new mode, the new neck- O] OSC rn ines, the new cuffed sleeves, the new flared and Powerful Skin circular skirts are here. Materials include flat crepe, crepe de chine. Georgette, stunning printed Remedy Discovered crepes Dries Up Eczema, Barbers’ Itch and All Skin Eruptions In All the New Spring In a Few Days. Light and Dark Shades Must Give Results in 7 Days or Money Back MISSES’ SIZES jie wonderful surgeon's pre WOMEN’S SIZES Values That You Will = a Remember Women’s All-S Chiffon Hose | Full-Fashioned 4 Chiffen of bear ty and dese Att = OTS: siso black.... - teen With the Lavender Stripe to Prevent Garter Runs: | $1.9 23 i ; ¥ §:'7 rian x (iow ; * \ mer 1 Pairs for $5.5 jen aa Monue’s Emerald Oil, in 90 LARGE SIZES TO 44 + we ! Every New Color i , , an Basement os 3 ta . - | sf af se" 4 ‘ 4} for Spring — ie healed 3 <i i ‘ ners. qafe and ares , Die Asan , ee a 4 ahh Boid only As the number of silken inches increase between slipper Peeteiebta thet adnve zg . * bexes to & and skirt, the necessity for the right Silk Stockings be- Neers, g "= iain a : pure silk ges 3 J PES it eR RES eS om Re hae ee ee 3. ae . . ie ELD) 4 tad ere ae | MA etnge Cae NER othe ORY CA A ea RIR SET atte . | pall ~~ % S ! ye ni 7 x ~ aol es. Dun —_ Also _ Men's and ¢ Sam art head ee a cojmes increasingly important. Bever! y full -fashioned Atantiv Kiijed Silk-Top Chiffon Hose meet every demand for attrac- ee Meee oy age tiveness and serviceability. Their low price, too. assures ee oe, + Aaueregaaemman “ the utmost value. A complete range of Spring colors. athens of « uta 4 vag

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PATCH raighten Up! Nicest Laxative, “Cascarets” fizzy, sick.| [hen you will feel fine et bilicus. | becomes clear, stomach pink, skin ros ely as can iiliecarets’” © one Ofien and refresh the e tive tab-| They never gripe, stimulate] Directions for en, pur bowels.| dren on each box, any drug RGE PURCHASES ABLE IN APRIL ved J ALES A Kline Event IG his sale one of the most re- we have seen in many a day. -gin to pay for the many ex- these adorable Frocks. You € newest, smartest Spring gette. Crepe Elizabeth and BUSINESS FROCKS PARTY FROCKS SD DO LB DD. rat ECIALS! MAIN FLOOR I ON MK arfs at half price $1.00 86 {# ps and Bloomers. "9c . year. _One-Fourth and Oae- Taird . pe Gowns, very special at.. 79¢c ® r Dress in the store .. - $2.95 d Dresses, worth 5 times $1.00 em Winter Coat values $5.00 3 r Coat $10.00 ‘ CEA. SES eT a) : BASEMENT 10¢ | » Your sWeet gently el » tongus |. , Ktire &y Overact or women ma ickem, chil. store, = beag 7 a ass Be: \ +-- : ¢ .— aint Mm JEWELERS & OPTICIANS i PART THREE. IS—SPORTS ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH |WANTS-tir ST. ‘LOU IS, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRU ARY 2 25, 1926, — - — a ‘PAG ES 21—36 = — ee . Sane“ ee ee ee —— — — ro ‘ = — on SS A ae ~caestaseteennasetencnaeenen me ee a -_-- "WALL STREET RUMORS Ur GARY'S RETIREMENT ° an Left $105,000 Fstate. ge Asse” iated Press BRICAGO. Feb. 25.—Du “ol the century he was il Michael Realy sedi pen- four orn ago, accumulat- ° a oe 7 oa i ~ re at $108 teees rie + gat estate vaiue oe = a! wi.l has Deen eres and his Ses swhectveg: So. eels —al aaa ed to probate. Most of e_— er ee Anniver- iat? is in real estate and bonds en | ee ‘of five children and two grand- Saryv of L. o. ofeel— =x-Gov — a Miller’s Name Mentioned me Smart ha ee Disns =h | — NEW YORK Fe The ? ited States Stee Corpor on, Dr. Cuquet $s arzest industrial enter se in the Sea” * i ne ake ; . . > mr’ , se ‘ es im 7 ; ~ * . ~ a . a ha " rw . > ~ *. Wa stay oc © . € . »* — ~ a er ET ~- ‘rae eo > a. > heal | ~ ‘ 2 imvVersar’y L - » —* * aehs e - i ~ e+ . J “466 ‘ (rary observes stwe Aftn anni- . Continued for Friday and ersary as the chief factor in ts Saterday Only formation and development eo The duai event has given Wal! str eccasion to point once more : e gteel master’s age—ne was r yn an Ililnois farm in 184:— re e rumors of his im- g retirement and roll upon its tomgue the names of possible The man most promi- = ic ces o S. Regular mg CS cas in the guasip. of Dr ‘ qu t the financia! district is former Gov. . - aaahe .00 Nathan L. Miller Another is Mr- Special for Lenin: € ‘Wate - 2 . o> x ~tie>a ema ~ - Friday and Gary is still active and has given _™ ») Saturday oe : ook ad . To acquaint you with our Optical Department we will *» ith a pair of Toric Lenses to the a hove frame. plete outfit. ig ou a0 valu fit vou Ww Com. ago ite 0 = $9.00 ‘Ygldman e.Cuguet - = 3] is being groomed for the chairman- Sv) + ¢ 5 rs. «i a - co -» = - * “4. i presented th Apitalized al > i\¢ - — = * =e me ¥x M. Banf -309 Man st., e nanciers ed the: uid Phila - Pa I'm sure Black make the compan tta Ie did in \\ se of Fiowers Lp to tha me. Gary had busied Pare Px r’s last word in self w a Ww Practice in th . 2 oe. 4 gintiness, exquis:te texture an rn of Whea At Morgan's , . P se - Bstinetive perfun This soft, fivf jyuest he gave his practice * nowder cpr z9 - irsens a ame pres je of eS. Cx. the pores, or irrita'¢s n SA17 nded steel compar 4 .. ar +:mne rat a Fd ; 7 a makes k a theusand times be There followed a table out- ‘oe br ra ng it 2 e yr OF} > rom reank Cc : ; -* _ wf and amore '% rinisa (fan iS 4 Wi I a Omparati’ ‘ely tnaturaliy has. short tim# to a move to bring , 4 - + abou 16 geges* of them a As . : . 8 ** . “© wie Because of its marvelous texture 5,5 , T Mest m her re st - J — - s* ai s ’ Ra if ging for pours withent . ' or 4 > aad its clinging for hours without u.ntiy published “Life of Elbert H "roe in- eo @eonmer > ry > aA 3S a = wing, % iain ; . Ogx oO Blacs f rt 7, rera was a trem = Ar i FE ae oe ee es - _ naous ar. + ace : weer iasts a , «a 7 "A ‘ a te, ck -_ ng of stec! \agnat he. on? ana fire makin’? if ene nea” : a es ween New York and Chicago Deesinie ft Trom e%.r Tle *YMOLBe. se ws ' a2 . 44 es ie - i a s . . ifts g¢ and Boston and baci - Eon eS ere Care int heir Using Bla an Nhite Skin —_— r ar o fing * oo 3 + r-e ¥ Ti - fr Boap along with tie Black and és » ee iion-dollar cor- . sell if . — i at White Beautr € reations brings P . . Te — a= >} _ - ; aot b4 2 wonderful results it Was ano'ner capil*ai:zed dream, a > a ? fat ~ . for the company’s $1.096.995.009 of +ranow - e iareca'’e te + BLAC KanoWH | E S°OCK Was iafZeiy water. Gary and his associates made it their lef: @ 7 ry - — ne compan to impregnabdie financial condi: ion. So mas tnis ° ~ we” os . . r , ion s cotrmmon stock for Beauty Creations ONE ARS NATE BMI ENE ARE RIESE well been achieved that Friday—Publicity Day Hosiery Specials : Values That You Will | . Guaranteed First | ___ Remember Quality ameears All-Silk Chiffon Hose Full-Fashioned beauty and quality. WiaACZ£ ee ne — : | —— Extraordinary Box Price Women’s Pure-Silk Hose Black Only A Chiffon of *-* e fae coiors 2.80 F Formerly $1.00 : i a of or ez = Piease Remember—aAll Perfect -- Gold only in bex Ilo%s. Timit ef two €& boxes *o a customer. A medium-weight’, pure silk seamed-backx, top and & Also Attractive Specials in ~ Men’s and Children’s Hose lr a i « -_ - = jisie sO. nn ~ _s 5,4 . om . . ‘ . . -20,000 men in its various subsidi- eT sane: ae - oan emcee ADVERTISEMENT aR ” — ll —————XX2_ Many years has had behind it tang-,; —-—— ——— ible assets far in excess of the es price it commands. he common shares sold at $3, “DIAMOND DYE” ANY A few years after the and Shades: (harmeen Kashmireen Velonnet Poiretsheen Candia Imported Tweeds Twillbloom Lorcheen Checks Plaids a: F =: motifs. with light furs! proud to offer at...... ;, Misses’ Charge Purchases Payable in April Wonderful V alues Friday in This ale of Spring Coats indeed, will be the women who select their Spring Coats from this great grouping we fea- As the illustrations clearly portray, we have made a most advantageous purchase. the Coats are Maker’s Show Room Samples. isn’t a Coat in the Sale that has been approached in value Here Is a Partial List of the New Fabrics ? Dawn Gray Thistledown Bois de Rose Chartreuse Green Every style is new and up to the minute in vogue. Strik- ing wrappy and semi-fitted models, others slightly flared. Large cuffs, capes and cape effects, lavishly embroidered Some with self collars, highly trimmed, others All in all, a collection we are extremely and Women's Sizes Coat Salon—Third Floer. Everglade Navy and Black = — iE ; Ee 2 1 \) ee =A il fi = ¢ \\E eer lll ited sso THOMAS W. GARLAND, * seaeai i Another Friday Sale of 2000 Pairs Inc.—Broadway and Sixth, Between Locust and St. Charles giiuiiaeaiaanseaeaee . — — . 7 . a om; t Hats : vwewsn Chiffon Hose ? $ ao - Ot tO : 9 t ; Sheer, Clear Chiffons g Be ! Pure Thread Silks OGmto : BEAUTIFUL selection of azure | Perfec t...Full-Fashioned 3 Paira . A tars hemps. felts. ribbons and e719 G7 (5 $1 4% Values $3.75 ; combinations in all of the new Ob oe Fourth Fleor—-Breadway. 4 of Main Fleor——Sixth Street. ¥ | 2 MitTittitiiiliiliil yor*y TT ry rT yy pen: YY ene ee > . 4 “ar Soleeantante saith tliineingsiohtinss anientinemeaetioe asa ae ee, Te re ay oP ieee sa Apebwe . ebearena wi Peed. oat ee en RR, 7 hal Aa RRL ES I TE TT TER eT Be “ ore Adieeirh bead iOb ays be a4 ¥ pet epee ey rate or: aaeeocas SRA tee TAT, 5 Cane cane a BAL 4 _ rs me . . . ae! od ata on . . avy . oy , “? 2 ‘ F - ee =e ; — eee i we a a, : " x Ph smetaegach fo se hee moray Sng = ree . » a fo > ee tay: ‘ Arig Ree ele: * fee te % A vit po eth, ~ Wem tee mae . . s . ma . Pee cL vr “i oe fe te nacre. wet + « Weun « Sate Semi 1 he : py eas k m8 A he nor Oyey i rebmenititinunseet he iakeheee: li Reade avune dlp ree Se pave at Fe ok Ste me FE EME. aadeacedh COR Fe sae MC ia B Tie ye ; 4 } ied ~ 4 y ab stapat bine {tials a . - ’ a — Oe ee See atiy" oe Pe tasting «> » WE Ss | | | | ; i . a» ged) eee sien. She) Wee i) a es dat tt ~ . aie 6 PAL «retail abilits » papell) 2 vs ¢ FEI ARR EO LN A My SR RR SR em AMP A fe 9 ws pesabiiie os ars PRET ined km A a NRE Tr ilk acute Ua one . ‘ * : i b, y e 7

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tay al De hae ss ST. LOws: PUST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 235, 1926. — —_——— . ~~ ‘4 * =o 8s 7 4 = } For a down payment of *85 You may have a New Steinway! ANY people do not realize that new Steinways are sold on very The I f f convenient terms and try to be e Instrument of. content with inferior pianos for this the Immortals reason. After the down payment, thirty months will be given in which to pay the balance. A just allowance will be made for your present instrument. cite: AEOLIAN the Steinway Piane and the Duo-Art Reproducing Piane COMPANY OF MISSOURI ; W. P. CHRISLER, President 1004 OLIVE STREET solvent. : sae ek in: AR Re 9 St a IR! i SOS eS Be seein ® ae ahi et gee we Px ’ ees & By bo All kinds of Pants...in an assortment of shades, pat- terns and sizes that leaves nothing to be desired...Al! at eo of fully One-Half Good a and Worsted Pants the hardest kind of wear. 28 to 42 waist. at DRO RE TSS PRL ip BOL Obs AOL In shades and patterns that roung men will like. spn worsteds in conservative gray and black stripes tailored and finished. 728 to 59 waist, at.. All-weoel casimeres and cheviots !n the fashionabis En- glish collegiate Trousers with wide bottoms and cuffs Heavy worsteds in gray and black stripes... Splendid All-Wool “Suit Pattern” Pants Stripes, checks, plaids, mixtures. herringbones tn ‘fine all-wool fabrics. Just the shades that wi!! mat ch your suits. Also wool-mixed worsteds in conservative effects i ee ee “ee Imported and domestic woolens of the finer sort. lered in a perfect manner and finished with extra qua! ity trimmings and pocketing. Al! sizes at All-wool Pants that arg especially good for dress and en ee . .ceceee ie i. cen conan eeeuneca “——Pants fer Dress! —Pants for School ! —Pants for Work! BIG Expansion SALE! ‘closed on July 39% Cutchan had acquired contro! of the American Gereral Indemnity Corporation Interstate Casualty Co. of Birming- ham. Ala.. and merged the con- eerns. on p ‘+ Debuc inanne lis née man wno , tician and insurance company ex- Pants Cassimere, Scotch and Cheviot Pants + S9p5 All Sizes? Doo Men’s Union Made Gold Medal Jeans Pants Wool Pants in Suit Patterns . d.. $3.33 +t ’ : Wa wm te TT. . e Gorin Bank on June 14 when “" . rye 5 * -— ~ ~ + 2 . ™ . Roy T. Myers and McCutchan were Men’s Narrow and Wide Wale Corduroy Pants $2.75 Tan Moleskin Pants 32 to 42 Waist Fine Weave Blue Serge Pants $ $1.75 Fine Wool = in Suit Patterns § “5 — 2 ys } 2 > -_ - 77 ase is based. Lesiie, a tall. he $5 wT - a maei+ + ' 2 farmer ad deposited a tora] ~# tae + ae _ — .. Vn of $4554 at the Gorin Bank when > = ‘%-. 4 lay His deposit, as wel! as a?! other deposits, probab'iy is a total loss as the bank had loaned tun ly ‘CASUALTY FIRMS Borrowed From Quincy, Ill., Bank to Release Col- lateral of Another Loan. By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. HANNIBAL, Mo., Feb. 23.—The activity of St. Loulsans in the frenzied financia! affairs of the now defunct Interstate Casualty Co. of S+. Louls and the Citizens’ Trust Co.. of Gorin, Me., was gone into * = «e \here vesterday at the trial of Je- rome B. McCutchan, charged with ‘assenting to receiving a deposit 'when knowing the bank to be in- - McCutchan started. his eareer as an undertaker in Canton, | i Mo., and progressed to St. Louis by | iway of Quincy. The date of the| ‘questioned depos sit in the Gorin fcompany is July 8, 1924. The bank a 5 ~ 1924. As part of his big program, Mc- pendent . Leslie is now 65 years old and, died in $18 while fn ind in one eye. The money hadiCamp Funston. ‘¢ money out on worthless se- ‘been recéived from the Government as insyrance on Leslie’s son, who service at! PLEASANT 1 ; ; 4) ral \¥) LJ | +} lf 3 1 ee ¥ AFFAIRS AIRED AT MT CUTCHAN TRIAL _ Testimony $31,250 Was --~ - as 31.250 was obtained m the ; = ~ Ps a paid the Birmingham bank and ths » _— bw ‘ . Ae orrowers merei’ changed fron °T*} } a - } ctie « * rr "+ T+. n — - my + hh a ’ ’ i nie 4 a A4 Wise 274. Quincy Pa%Nn: : ‘ ra fa % Roy T. Mevers, cashier of the Go- %&§% ee 4 ~ + ’ 4 f¢ rin bank, and his brother, 0. A > ™ = 4 Meyers Joseph L. Thomas, wits: ge president of the Quincy Ricker "¢ Le Bank. was given t nderstand that #3 . or: M ‘ ian was USIN® t e TY oT: f N[ r a an MeN att VI > g ~% 2 ; oe and others in the Interstate offices (“¢ » PT 3 en A Pers? ; _o~ i Awe eA ; nthe ilmeés Building Th mas had or } ¢hae - ~ b . - + learned that the Geortn Dank was owed on the. Myers brothers’ note T ce . Py? i. = - e » Later, in June homas returned ~ to St. Louis and participated tm a — five-day conference in i rimes . . . an . oe “Ss _ “aweofes ~~ «a .& & “ =| i ~38 ~ \ ba ‘ . 4 4a 3 . - * a a sent the Interstate inte re- Swe ot 4 y ——_ ye | 3% 7: eivership e was described b ham a4 as em" aca'e 2asociatec ’ a aid ~ , «a. ~~ && . _+ hoe +. * _ 7 : % Rabler,. St. Louis no!- Tells of Visit to Bank. =~ ~ ' e. ° rhomas also testified to visiting present and to finding more than | *=é 1 $506,000 of notes on hand. eS About $117,000 of the notes rep- | ,#¢ resented loans to McCutchan and ar his associates, including McNatt sce and G.C.H and were dated that 3 y by McCutchan at Myers’ tn-' © ale sistence Other witnesses were 3 Howe Stea Ten r Finan ‘a Com- #3 ssioner who e ligouidating the : - a A ~ __ = a mF « Orin Bank, and A. R. Leslie, who iade the deposit on which the pres- Mafl Orders Filled $40 Suits & Overcoats® Out They Go Friday at..... The 1 and 2 Pants Suits at $20 Are taliored of good all-woo! materials, in such popula styles as double breasted, si nme breasted. coilegtate models, loose English backs. -butteon sacks, etc Every Suit all wool—every Su!t m ade by m aster tailors Out They Go at $20 The Overcoats at $20 Are wumusual values’ Piatd-back and through-and- through woolens in the prevailing shader. Solid colors as well as the brighter overplaids Looee English mod- els, conservative effects and the favored belted «tyles Serond Filieer Beautifully tailored. A!l sizes for men and young mew | Lal Open Tatll 4 r. oe. eel Men’s Fine Gabardines Also Whi peorde-- Cravenetta Processed $12.75 N. W. Corner Eighth and Washington Ay, Raremeet Mloowr Topcoats $20 _ Men’s Silk-Lined | Nit eeneeneetinedl cA ; SI GNAL A coughisoften Nature's warn- ing thet dangerous germs have attacked yourthroatand dSronochbial issues. PERTUSSIN helps to clear the irritated air passages quickly of sticky, germ - laden macus and brings relief to the in- famed and congested organe PERTUSSIN is entirely free from “dope” (such as opiates, chicroform, cannabis cr other in- jurious drugs). It is pleasant to take, Children like it. If PERTUSSIN dose net re- eve your cough in a reasonable time, it would be wise to consult your physician. Sold by al! drug- gists, in large and sma!! bottles. efor Every Cough ~~ ees ort . 4 “~ re oe ALLA Ry le AG la wl aE eo f ty 7 he ee Bln ol ’ GAAS ™ ww oh ok > i wile fs BTS By feats deat >) 2 t: we . S| Ay f, fe Pat { As DL , © i Paes NG Pair ct ¢ a T:, Bek im sat wl 7w™ f Av, ala » a * Ty ABS et mn OA olla a Ty 2 A 6 OGD cfs 4 ahd é - a Ty oer OG O6 Os aot ath dtng on Ps Rp cho fo oh oy fn cK ch T¢ As Pe £ Closing Out All Sample Console Phonographs Cp to $75 Conseole $ 75 Ph h of0 _Phonographs ° 4.9) Up to $100 Console 369-50 Phonographs Close-Out Price .. Friday! Saturday! Last 2 Days of Our Marvelous Underselling of | @ Special! $70 Full White Porcelain Cabinet GAS RANGE. MOTO BUILT FOR Tate Cele eee ue ee ecm ae ae eo oe ne ee SERV (ae 1105-7-9 aaae ae aii ee pe i) THROW Your Old It’s now out of date, and here's ar that are out of use—no obsolete technical glossaries—which r vocabulary for the latest words c r $250 VALUE! ATTRACTIVE COMPLETE 11-PIECE BEDROOM OUTFIT—ALL FOR: Two days more and this remarkable bargain will be a thing of the past. Just imegine il attractive pieces, selling reguiariy for $250, now offered you at. oniy $189. This outfit consists of a bow-end bed, dresser, chifforobe, chair recker. vanity bench, a pair of boudoir lamps, coil spring, mattress and 10 vards ef cretonne. This Suite is finished in the newest two-tone walnut with gold veining and raised overlay on aul pieres. thousands of new ones—expressi body should be familiar. The rf plates, so let the babies play wi your new one through this offer i The Pos The Popular Coupo KEEP UP WITH looke ed —_ as back numbers $2 a Week to match. All loose cushiens. Biue and taupe, brown and taupe. ms ala “ oo ty toch ate dh \, base and shade and a very handsome dnvenpert t Polo, Lacrosse and other gode ries of each one of these, and So the older folks eg the voungsters will be enal ~porting endeavors—with this World Syndicate Clip Your Coupon Present It With Cross Wore Even this little off of the top idea of the size of $225 COMPLETE BED-DAVEN PORT OUTFIT WITH TABLE AND LAMP Friday and Saturday are the last 2 days to avail yourself of this gain. Consists of a spacious, very inviting, velour upholstered eau (that opens inte a coll spring bed). spacious wing chair and elegant — $2 a Week 147) and taupe figured velour. We also incinde an attractive lamp with a abie. $175 EIGHT-PIECE DINING-ROOM SUITE Friday and Saturday at Last 2 Days of a Extreme Bargain i $2 a Week PECS EPS TBE SF= | OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6:30 P. M. BeSsTere ee ‘ee Easy Reach ivs ot lively spor Football, Aviatio This Enlar = * The POs! -DISPA’ eamspaper 6.) 4g

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PLEASANT LAXATIve ’ ES el lite aE THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRT ARY 25, 1026 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Se re * ? = Eodioeniaccenensess —_— — ~ . oaiinios : c3r ic : Ic3c3r ; c >) r Ee ee a rc 3c ~ = x . ? i SeseIGe5 oc oC It cee cae 3 SSSA Se SSR NES eSeSeSeSeSeSeSeSeSeSeSeSESeSeSESPeaGaSaT| | | EACH T “7 For Constipated Children 3 ‘ ITY TUBERCULOSIS ’ phage onto i “ORDER NOW! «if ot stom hans eT ate os Bee reine ; 7 ase oe orth ~ NL PARENT FE ety CTD alae, Sak Soe. Bios eas eniars eteneas acne . ” : ie ta bem hs a | Zi BAS he bey t oo 662552 5e5e5e5 S aeriuad ae i cad — ’ 3t..9¢-- — is. bcs ne iene : M este. ~ Hospital Coniaiasion Asks Dr. I en ah | 4} Ramee . ' £34. 4 ' a = o ta. | A Herman I. Spector to — 17] % —— - ieee 4 ‘Resign. —— ie i : ——— - : : A on oes 5 A change in the office of Tu- Sie cone : : , aaa 4 ‘ berculosis Controller, a supervisory ee ~ Hy position in the city Department of po eg ae . Public Welfare, payin 300 a a el J xvoitnes: rowers Ww odel © ene ‘ tn oe Pes 9 : -_—_ | EXTRAIT VEGETAL On er bd x month, is being forced by Dr. J. — my ; IC i 10us a W. Shankland, Hospital Commis- =: — ~~ Flectric Was er’ ? fi 2 sioner. Se — a —T iyo A ” 3g ee The resignation of Dr. Hyman I. pS a demenaie od ~ 99 | a SUTE 1S Spector, who has held the position a : | —»> nee teats | | la 1g yrup " | for more than a year, has been —_— i} a FOR the first time, the finest or chains \\ a ee i in of all Electric Washers, the ubles | s , I a a bear for work” ee AS ae Wonder Model, offered ate | J | : f point Dr. R. A, Gunter, an army onaer LO cs, Osseo at @ i flious or ‘row. it doesn’t cramp OF @veragi. ao! a. Ne : ‘physician, now stationed at the ot oe ee : reduced price. : leasant Ask your @fuggist for genuine . Truck drivers are unafraid to speak their Veterans’ Bureau Hospital at Ft. : ) wrup.’’ ‘California Fig Syrup’’ which hes inds. And thev k k Bayard, N. M. ij] ZO.Simaup ye never directions for babies ew \ eee a SM Chey Know fucks, Most of the division and inst!-. TY | Mee Woe eh and all ages printed bott! ~s “ Public Welf a eguiar ty on be other! , y . tution heads of the Public eiTare i, D onful to- You must say ‘California’? or vou If you want to know how really good a Department have been changed in Sin. Price ; Dorris Truck is, ask one of the sturdy, he-guy men who drive them. d tomor-| mar get an imitation fig syrup. the less than one vear of the Miller lions are the City Hospital and City EPS THE SKIN SMOOTH tions are the City Hospital and City Special O 7 wee = i — Infirmary, where the superintend- Price. ents named under the Kiel admin- FE M els | | istration have remained. AND F | : | | 3 Alenia Capacities: 2,212, 4, and 5 ton. Made in St. Louis and backed by the kind of a ne - me ead ‘ a : ee “ ie , ey: 7 2 ‘ ‘ - ee ee er Se oe oe - ks 2 . ~ x “ty ia : oth ae! 4s : . niall ee Lae ae ‘ Sato” ate c £ An OR shines 2 dew . ° peers sp fg o ‘ . RP ot * 5 Ards, 4 x . Naples pels og CAG Yo) WL tains oy yh gt we " ae at sage. cl re icp OME te ae : + Saget a Co ge, Wea! 2 eke Y7Nny t a s che stu a een itd Se Be rebi tacuil ; > eee rs! 3 SERB.) Sie Oa a a 5 “A — =~ “ ous on Ne BE te nee ts ttt a Tes as oe ak ten eee FS wld . wt. toed Dawe, eee We Pome oS) os NR line no ma ec MA PN aA AR AO NR NANG OE OE SOE NRCG CR RCE AR Me EE I TERN A, NS GE CIT HS py 6 PURER CM os a ie en ee ne dates. _ — reer emer rer ep eray only Slee eae a alle Slee a alae aa cialaralu lee pPefMtar ote tnayata loa oTaparateparTclapote : . ‘ ote - This special sale is held in co-operation with the £. ti service you have always wanted. The Tuberculosis Controller has P P , Pe Top, net 1%) superfvision of Koch Hospital and world-famous makers of the Wonder Model. A limite Wringer, hlpe ~¢ . ¥ if the nunicipal visiting nurses, WRINKLES ’ : : d. : Hid. Sc News Service. ; ae Dorris ——o Inc. 3 : See ence casggyedly seaport number of Washers. First come, first serve Cylinder it : Laclede Ave. Lin ell 5475 St. Louis homes of those under treatment: | rr $2 50 P W k i for bu berculosis. He also has ren- 1D lj htfi lly f C f | erms ws er ee ee Ss cs Ba he Hs, te, te se eral charge of aeaes _— = e 5 u Ta AQT AT) O | Three Months’ Payment Considered Same as Cash an On Ae) * P : ) i thousands of new ones—expressive, forceful words, with which every- Cafe Cashier Ronts Robber. We Fam Miiec str, size, cut to 3 for sey box of 25, $1.98 7 | 1 nq - a attempt to hold up'a cafe at 2 for 25c size cut to 1@e str.; Dox oO 5 $2. | ct body should be familiar. The publishers abandoned their old printing alesis A agree dle baguette EE, (°C, 55 00 emt to SOe s6.; Som ot a wy } 4 plates, so let babies play with that old diction now, and get frevtreted at Aish velohk shi | Wolff-Wilson’s Handmade w : -. your new one through this offer in : J berg, cashier, shouted for help Can of 25 ON SALE TOMORROW | cS ’ when a m : ried o : ” e | as} * Special, 6 for 25C 98e ¢@ . | : register JiSS steinberg: oid poe : ie bd ma; lice hte intruder ran from the 4 =] e h ‘a D UBS i - I iS p atc eee ee 4 Neutrality Brand Imported FR ee bus, | : Manilas Ww 4 . * BIG BLUNTS—HANDMAD EgyLONG FILLER ” OICE . ° ° ee | i _ a eda > EQUALED FOR THE PRICE CH 23 The Popular Coupon Plan Places [t Within age TO-NIG HT. THEY CAN'T BE EQUALED YO: oa w - Sp i than 20 ¥ Every Reader : * 3 for 10 of more i Basy Reach of 4 TOMORROW ALRIGHT : C $3.23 os 4 different styles. 7 Sa : > * si SPECIAL SALE OF a KEEP UP WITH OLD FATHER TIME IE al a ~ibie -W ss | 7 A Vegetable Relief | W 4 Wolff-W Shien’ s F act y Smokei > ) snath THE UTMOST IN QUALITY 4 ie n these davs of lively sports. gaiies. and amusements we are 4 For Constipation * Friday and 3 42) lese daVvs ¢ i . I —-" : a Nature’s Remedy (NR Tab- | > for 20¢ * 4 looked upon as back numbers if we/don’t know the language ot lets) a vegetable laxative WwW —— — be Tae Ye = a, ie ; with a pleagant, near-to- aes a $3.25 4 Golf, Radio, Football. Aviation, Tennis. Baseball, Automobiling. nature ry eco sa W sta dienes oot ' ¥ 3 Polo, Lacrosse and other gnodern activities. You’ll.find dictiona- pew cad om EXTRA SPECIAL! i ” = 1. " ere se mntsanal . 2 d 4 LAWRENCE SARRET r — GRA 4 ries of each one of these. and mani others, in this educational omatbens the digestion W GARS. Bor of 30, 7 + volume. So the older folks can keep up with the voung folks— em ogee d fo On Sale Priday®) for 15¢ 33 73 , +3 ; ° . se Ld . . J and the voungsters will be enabled to use the proper terms 1n their quer 30 * and Saturday . RE TO TRY THEM Bei 4 23 sporting endeavors—w ith this Di ee of Di Honaries aly nd - Ww JOHN RUSKIN CIGAR Chas. Denby, Brinkman-Mei- | a4 at hand. World Srndieate Co.. Inc... New York, manufacturer. | ve : at Mente: ta a4 ge ‘ 4 Cut te ) . Tungsten, San Felice, Agent, 4 See them Gis- 3 | ut J QO] d Niles & Moser, Hauptman played in our + F Cli y 0 and Get Your T d * , > Handmade, Red Dot, Havana 4 a annua —— = + Rp DOm. ip our Oupon S 0 dy W SEMI-CLUBS on w T%.0¢ CVA-T i nie - vf o (_igar £ ‘ off the Old Ba Block teal for Friday and saiunay Special 6 Men, don't let this big opportunity slip by. Think! We With S8 t the POST-DISPATCH ” * 10 for 45e i by 4 offer you this season's newest footwear ‘samples’, made Present It Cc a sg pn Pa _ Box of 30. $2.23 ‘ of the finest leathers; some of the best-known brands, and vi ge age ined pe * : aaa ‘le F rfect | ct. Friday, a pair, $1.99. In this lot = : Jor, E] Produeto, La Palina, Mercantile, Pref- J ff perfect in every respe y, a pair, K IF NOT SATISFIED criigren and adults. ove Chancellor, El Produeto, La _— a ot ot you'll find all sizes, but not all sizes of each style. MONEY BAC SOLD BY YOUR DRUGSIST «+ erencia, Admuration, Henry the Fourth, uten —— a cman aadictiaadndinteteiie ai le tors E] Roi Tan. Don Julian, Harvester, Muriel, Mapa $7 Police & eg OF Men’s 14-In. High-Top dP l Need weno etn cman Woe. La Fendrich, El Principal, Robt. Emmet. A lark wit Cross Word Puzzlers Nee 7 iba, L Ne a eee sata SHOES :: 95 | BOOTS ©" $ 95 ge - The Piercing Pains o AF anc etratght sixes cht to 8 for Meer of Bono. eae Ww nies. e soe eee Se ye to Rox of 60.. ag ne is es : fs T his Enlarged Dictionary w u C ig gg ag ‘ed uae ae on 66. } $6.95 V aterproof sule«. A pai Kee. $7.50 lue ree ‘ aw OKING TOBACCOS AT CUT PRICES 4 — VELVET {PRINCE ALBERT TODAY’ S COUPON * ae Se 16-02. Ti: Be 4 orem 7 saga the - ON PAGE 3 Torturing pains—-the kind ‘that * 16-oz,. Tin er eae cae pero So coos DDE idea of the size o RS A <a 16-OZ. SERENE } oe UT TO $1.15 this book. let , that wal mt thkcion * 1 6-Oz. TUXEDO in Glass Humidor, EXTRA SPECIAL, 98¢ ‘ ‘ erica just is bag of nerves OU! R OPTIC Al, DEP ARTMENT A a Th se are +) e mains +} a+ dope ang * ; . OF EYES ryawin FI QMY GOODS STORE x eoul tar products ean only relieve. * ‘ST : Toul S i - Ma edly ne a got to get something more | rice = ate AT A 1Oth &. Washin : SAVVIS \- r rid of the persistent. nerve 4 RID. ees AND 8, ove a haspeate . rn K igec? Bains of Neuritis is fe get a tonmninea Wire :' r o \ : in a a aD » * ” whiel a a ie read SE 95 ssa wae —8L 50 “. e< ay ‘ rm. Tai T ove © tT C irk gre pulee 88. Cirectee MEN'S SHAVING NEEDS , ’ ns atin @ hours 5 ba " s ¢ if hs . : — er ef ve = r.lletre ENG: sa i. wa ic Ever-Ready Blades .%%e¢ [TS easy easy to find the pro rorty y ; sine that have caused you n Autostrop. bisem:: "| 8$e Ender's. Blades : turing paine that have caused you eo many (iif sen Deveans-Dughite MAM eens oon eens on may be looking for in the POST. r are more or until the pains have iin +f cn. & . ° ; , y migonted : * 3 packages ress . $1.00 soc nHeen Kutter Bia ies 29c DISPATCH Big Ouse, Home and half ge etal ag tg Dainty Assorted Peanut Britt Real Estate Directory. in the ehonide-: arm. fneek or iers Allen * ey: ~ } Telly ry : . gee a erin! Formula No. 2 will atop the Jellies and Jell; eliclous gud tasty: packed . ; : ed Square (su OF " pound tin 43 _ - . ‘ ss ‘ e¢ £ a W Drops; box ee EAP | coms 804004 tateneenee VC ‘ wauspaper g\\ilg \ Aideatited ee news Suns i - tune

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fy - ? 2 : 4 a i * & -% + % 4 . sets last yeu can buy one at the near-cost price of yh aed Those Who Demand the Best 1006 OLIVE ST. E. St. Lewis Store, 309 Celltinasuilie Ave. «SVR i ae 8 bs # n'y nt ee ee isin’ ae re om cgi r. a eaaataale | yee a Pr gee ine n men at etd cot a SRW: _ 4 + >! sa © ~ it @ ‘ Mitt , , + o - - ’ DEALER ‘ re Su " : aX & & as eae , es. 4 nd . " i? i i ey « = 2 uf . a — . , - — ~~ * ADVERTISEMEN? die dno “se 3 ‘ Easy WayFor Skinny Folks | COCKNEY GREETINGS FOR QUEEN “(;ive ‘Fra Cap—She* e Worth It lo atten Up . estes at Baby Clinic ae Cod Liver Oil Tablets «x any other day of her caree (Dbl.-Strength Guarantee Quick during her visit yestes Gain in Energy and Weight ‘ , En Thin, rundown meni or women who .;.. ;. at &t. Katherine’: Want to crow plump and hearty can baeeds i eee wnthret put on weight now — othe with notroubleatall -cuna ol A new concentrated Democranc | = = ‘ b uiider, called Dr. by woyxers and did not appear qi s’ Cod Liver Ol . —ee 4 , shaw enti aougsgias & ta blets, puts g00Gd 4) =«6put 6when.§6 «6the) «6 Quee! Hd flesh on se: maa. ee we aes ae ‘ ; oll al te ied ar 2 : i¢ bone s and doeg it steppes gee ie a quickly. the street © i Simi : pe one, CASY ecan talking 1 e ers & to take as candy, the tabiets keen iran the polness soon c.sap- up the appetite, nes ease Gee... asthe Queen pass fro! give you new strength and vigor. ening ace eo | Great for puny childr ‘n, too. Oe warhers You don’t risk a penny: results are chatting wit* a guaranteed. Get three S oathan of Dm chucking ‘fhe ie8 unde Gross’ Tablets from your druggist, ..:,. cha heard s exclamations take as directed, and if you don’t gain | mre . “hn towel “Bi ’me at least 6 pounds in 30 days your * gor tanrape >" right. arent she” money will be cheerfully refunded. S°*S 2% ' te ‘ghee worth {t.""— Accept nosubstitutes—get thegenuine peso a —- @ Queen onetime ive ae D LIVE | ._ Woman's —" er “Routs Thro Men ABL Mrs Eliza?’ a ~ Platt of 4239 Per - 1. . - carr ed a revoiver Wine: . rOce a’ree + ** * 7 ; she answered the doorbell at 12:3 The BUsINE SS « ARD column in an esterday Two men were at POST-DISPAT¢ChH WANTS is a list na door. but wher they Sa 7 tha ef LIVE WORKERS who are ANX- | pon, thee wan away a. Vives + Pa} IOUS » SE E 8 vy li . t to ERY FE in many lines. three shots after them ee (ees You Don’t Have to Shop for Your Groceries Patron- Look Ize the for the A. G. white Store in enam- your eled neighbor- A. G. bood. Sign e A. G. sign saves you time. Going to the grocery to pick out your order takes a good bit of time. Time that can be used for other things. But you don’t have to pick out your ° roceries at an A. G store. You can phone your order and have it delivered. Because the A. G. grocer owns his store, he is more amxious.to please you, to see that you get the very best he: has. His conti nued laveeiniin im serving you well will resuit in your continued business We are your neighborhood grocers. We take phone orders. We deliver. — ‘a RAy es CODFISH CAKE, "OER SALMON, Libiv's: faney red — Labbv’'s R — ‘an ~ OYSTERS. 30.5 SARDINES Skipper TOMATOES, at . a FLOUR RED BEANS. “ancy CHILI CON CARNE. Waixer s ‘ans A. G COFFEE. sted at washed i: " + ; sa ° > ‘ r _ — 4 + . } 7 ’ : +z... : nde. i? er : ar — ~~ 5 | i. ‘ > | sad | ‘ : THESE PRICES GOOD FROM FER. 27 TO 4)) 4. G. Stores carry a full Ire of Fruits Vegetables and Meats. HOP FROM DRY LAW VIOLATORS BU eae maine Awenment in Penn. ARY 25, 1926. oe = LOUIS PUSI- DISPAT LE LENTEN HEADQUARTERS! ! Nowhere In St. Louis can you find a really complete line but at Extra Fancy Strawberries, Full Quart Box, 59¢ - . - » | . . ] 2 % s A — + ’ i> i: . > - ‘ a, “4 i é i a‘ 4 i t1AcC asf ad , ,. ’ inder provisions of the prohibition act. it has been made Known ‘ ‘u Dias She 7 wt ss 9 - counsel fo e prohibition ST. LOUIS’ BEST FRESH FISH! BABY TROUT cies RED FISH ib. BETTER THAN RED SNAPPER mance are the quantitv of liquor g@@id, Wade ran. acl _ HERRING leng can. ‘'E ac ch VMackeral. boneless. 3-o7z. can, Mac keral Filet, wine sauce, ‘4 SMOKED » FISH C ¢| SALT FISH 1-lb. box boneless ( od 3&e Fancy Norway Mackeral—Me- dium size, id: large size, 25; extra large 50c Herring. Hound shore. each, 6c Holland, ali Milchner. doz. Sc Helland Schmals—tlThese are ex- wine abh- m9 wine oh- 13 natal -_ - — . Kish Flakes. smal! lie Minced Clams. Pioneer Brand Bismarch Herring. i4-oz. giass 48e¢ Roll Mopar. i4-oz. glass 4Se Eacargot isnails . med. tin 60c Large tin. T5e Large. Ie Tall ean. “Le (nd other mvest interesting and tasty items only to be found at Mell's “rt. Lenia Wonder Food Store! warning. Take ade an- , warn! Nn {2 and colds. tremely large and fat, ea., 12 ge start treat ing | t at once. Wher ADVER Heed ISEMENT Of a Cold COLD always gives It's the cheapese. Casiese safest. sanest way td — Salmon, Lacks. per ib i—e 1 : +4 . ‘ ’ . a. Mackeral, oo or fresh: 7 0. Salmon, kippered. per ib. 45c lemonade. a Oey take one eet r 3 D 7 ee eet eee oe mo when they first suspect a ] ist squeeze the juice of g mo ets, per , : of ; ; : aie Lie SARDINES TUNA FISH cold, and immeciate.y go to temon in or] Lass or cup ot hot 5 - In Olive O71. bed under warm covers. water. T he eftectiv Sea Pearl. Norway. = for Se Deimar ¢tliub, No. 1, alize Me h } enets of cans (cotden Net. Norway Hoxans.24+ Deitmar «iu. No. 1 size Sie 1 : ee ot lemec nade iS Cue to Pocetth| Perteged, 34 slab, $0 || fam Lacns, 3, biee ‘Se In the morning—nine an ite bene “ore a ee eee eS ee Fee Bren he ee = times out of ten—every trace ao “lcd sugar if - (Limited Quantities) 40 San Lucts, No. 1 size 450 : ld b ng } VOU WISD } , : wee sappeared to- . oe andre. boneless, peeled. *, ioe, Crab Meat, Geisha Girl, No. 1, or co: as , si ay SAL ON funiento, green pepper stuffed ills that with coids. Ask for Ca! fornia le with tuna. ‘, size tithe "Th 4 ' ’ ; oe i ee . re orn '??* - = - =* - Delmar ¢(iub ‘fnll red’. No ba Bucklinge. emeoked, {mpert- | ‘ _—— 7 a i:ttie he tart practically , ed: per large can BS tnougnhe?t id ection save ceed! ac Lind % . , Moll’s Pride timed. red. No. Petia ara niitincen: aaieaiadl . a “ay - — gaia a ediess «ind. Thes make She _ or Pr. whole days of sickness an the moct effectiy 1858 Brand ‘pink. No.1 tall 25e jar 200 e age SS — lemonade able Hed *‘~-Ib. fiat 23 Musseis BRordelaise. jar 236 the money tnat they cost. tor colds. Spruce Tree, *. fiat l4e Eels in Jelly. jar se Sockeye. No. 1 fiat ae Bismarck Herring. in can De , they warn you~e Millions do this with hot on them, before ny ale st LOUIS POSE ~—— —_ eee ee + ees ee — -wWEINHAU. FOr ealth tes a La es ee Oe ee ee Sees a alae ee ee ee ee ee i Take« off surpias fat. Puts on selid fresh. for mie a! ail Pisgiys Wissty stores and other Hi-rrade © | te TWILSON Mi | rows 5 Opening Saturday—Shenandoah Cor, or in Ole ce of Meat A steaming casserole of macaroni au gratin. rich with its golden-brown covering of toasted cheese— A platter of stewed chicken surrounded by de- licious egg noodles— A heaped-up dish of Shel-Roni, every shell a tempting tid-bit of tasty nutrition— Spaghetti. flavory with the mch seasoning of cheese and tomato sauce— Here are wholesome foods that satisfy and nourish. They are but a few of the many good thmgs you can prepare — with so little work or effort — with American Beauty Macaroni Products. There are a hundred or more ways to prepare American Beauty Macaroni Foods with meat or in place of the main meat dish of a dinner. } American Beauty Macaroni Products are known everywhere for ther superior quality. Made of the pest Amber Durum wheat. they are unusually tender and have a flavor all therr own. Full of nutrition and body-building elements, Order American Beauty Macaroni Products to- day. Try these tempting recipes. You'll like them —so will your family! For Lent — American Beauty Macaroni Foods make ideal Lenten dishes. Satisfying and whulesome. Serve them often. At All Grocers—10c ' ae ~ 4) ; > mietteny ' } * ; f 7 . > 4 9 % Soagneen with Cheese and Temate ™e@O@—Stir Potter sre of an egg inte 1 pee my cof cooked and ¢rained American Beanty Spaghett! dd lcup grated cheese end smea!i can tomato peste dileted by beifeas mach water Stir uti! cheese is melted. —— —— ee - - Drain stewed chicken. [n same water cook 1 peckege American Beeuty Egg Nocodies M@ micutesn Dretn. Thicker iiqver with Ztebleapoocrs Goer. Add chicken te grery. Serve in deep piatter surrounded by egg 2 Sbhet-Reai with Checse—M 1 ! pec rage cooked and dreined She!l-Roni, 3 tad Speocns melted butter, | teaspoon salt. psp rike. | cup milk end 1 cup gratec cheese. Borinkle cheese crver top and brewn. Shd- Roni is a new. tender, delicious macaroni 4 She!ll-shaged. they especially appeal ehficren. For fice salads. Vermiceifi with Temeate teap—5-i1 il pecktege American Beauty Vermee®! co tiltender. Drain end piece ic cold weter while rrepering soer When ready te serve. drain Vermicelli, add te seep end season tc taste. Wa nt Ad Ser is more than merely to p #3 advertisement. Any news can do that. Want ad se | Bringing Results. The Pec 43 patch is St. Louis’ Result Me Al. U N IO | : & aa — =@ The Market Foi ; ; : These Prices Good Friday and Saturday * ‘@@ ls your food shopping a delightful task? tour at the Union Market. Quality, the fiz Prices—you'll really be surprised. Read. and be convinced of the values we are offer during the Auto Show. | EXCELLENT I Stowing Chickens peed = = 25¢ Sa:arday (ennine fat Hel- : | Spring Chickens =.=" B Brat-wurstos: = a oe Per pair 4t Delicatcesen stands) Kosher Salami ‘== =" Kosher S :=s"" ‘At the Imported pregeste ty Be Fresh Cale COCOA ==" 20€ Pork and Beans pend A. io rts Ye Us. Hor a ag * _ _— re: of os —o ra. we. ‘ree * y ener—As the “ck Siand ee eee ep 6 for 2

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ad PAI Lt ADVERT! SEMENT oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1926. ~-- 15 LOUIS POST-DISPATCH + oe —_-~ ee arnin at all Pige'r Wiggly vention [WEINHAUS a Cold Rls Wits ‘Sia a tes one. mitten | FBUY FRESH EGGS If It's an Appetizer, D. GREEN Stall 106-7, Union Market Imported Old Dutch Cheese, special, pound.... 65c linest Variety of Imported and Domestic Food Dainties STOP aze SHOP w THREE STORES Gth & Lucas 6230 Fasten Ar. 1428 Salisbury The Stores of Quality FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS . : WS gives its the cheapest. easiest, . € advan- Satest, sanest way to handie ” y ning ana COIdS, os “a ; 4 \\ nen thev warn VO) —~) with hot Cet them before they eventy- Suspect a Tie equcere the By go to 3 lemon or BO same ofa te ol ; JWILSON MILK RDEN’S ees} i. 6. wat er. 7 ~~ ectix iveness of hot lemonade is due tO more Tall cans Strictly fresh, ge from the 40c with every pound of RICH VALLEY, Ib. 40c “Finest Spread for Bread”’ is trace | its heat. Add sugar if you WISsh. (Limited Quantities ) 23: 7 . . langer o Get a dozen lemons now nd other. -—take hot one faniokie AFRESH EGGS %z. 30c Feces Lb. J9¢ Wisconsin Cream Cheese, Ib. ... Full Cream Brick Cheese, Ib. .. ‘cae ee Roquefort Cheese, Ib., Gle Sahn mess and the most effective lemonade t. tor colds. TSKINNED WHITING 1. 28¢ id a ree , \. ¥. Cheddar Cheese, Ib. 2.2... 38e th winlatasi Ask for & a] fornia ’ emone Gorgonzola Cheese, Ib. ....-.--- . 45 mR ittie the tart ee ene 1a Hand Cheese, 2 for. ' Fe fon save seedless kind. Ther make Fresh Roasted 15¢ a Jumbo Peanuts, Lb.. — CARK\-ALL BAGS— 3c Each =FLOUNDERS» 25c] sc Pimply? Well, Don’tBe. Opening Saturday—S henandoah Cor. Compton People Notice It. Drive Them | Off With Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. 7Stores am ST. LOUIS IN STITUTION ry ‘ _r) —— ¢ . , a, ‘ asus ® 4a sOlge eC! 4 . i sss 3 Edwards Olive Tablets do 2 VICe 5 4 that which calome] does, and just 4 . . . fa S cando that. Want ed 5 | face. suntan ell aaa : o a . an 3 service 18 In $ table compou nd mi — _ ith olive e oi] OU rill Know them Dy their Bringing Results. The Post-Dis- 3 se coin ee 4 . S ° 9 _ $ Dr awards epent years among Lo } pa ents aft ted wit iver and pate 18 Ss uis Result Medium. 2 patient compiaints and Olive Tablets > 4 are the immensely effective ‘result. $ Take one or two nightly fora week y See how much better you fee] and ke. and 30c. * ~ i OQ) A pimply face will n t embarrass | age of Dr Edwards’ Ol ve Tablets. have taken the tablets a few These Prices . Good Friday and Saturday Peewed Chicken with Egg Meodies— Drain stewed chicken In same water cook i peackege American Beevutr Feg Noodles Wminutes Ddretn. Thicken iiguer with tebleapoons flour. Add chicken te grevvy. e in Geep piatter surrounded by egg a... 2. ae eee Pces—you'll really be su during the Auto Show. ind be convinced of the values we are offering daily. Open every evening until 11 p. m. EXCELLENT ORCHESTRA MUSIC — ahd *? *-* * > > eee / war > Entire Block RES I Broadway to 6th, ie Lucas to Mergan & your food shopping a delightful task? If not, we urge you to make yournext buying wir at the Union Market. Quality, the finest; conveniences, to the last word; and the rprised. Read the items below. Do your shopping from them PN Nineties ese toon ett Gad SMELTS 2:* 25c Bhet-Rem! with Checse—Mi: ) pec rage cokec and dreined She! Roni. 3 tebie- senahadelie orimkie cheese crertop end brewn. Shd- nd roe; per doz special poones melted butter, | teaepoon aalt. pep- ay Holl . (renuine fat Hol- 25.000 fresh-cut » ikea. 1 cup milk end } cup grated cheese. ; nolan erring | land Herring, Milt C Carnations Carnations. ? 0072. 50c loniie a new, tender. delicious macarcni : - ¢ She')-shapedc. they especially appedi i ehficren. For fine saleds. if Stewing Chickens :. ssed, A regular se OBe| Chocolate Peanuts‘. 25¢ RCS PRTEERS e P ffed; " Spring Chickens ‘.'" a Ae Stuffed Dates sir%T.n."" 25¢ pound. . es. OU, cg i been (At Delicatessen St Thuringer styie. “ing old 30c 0’Pekse Tea zeae ya lb. 35¢c “i. Louis favorite ees @@ CO® @© © Kosher Salami = | (ine saneanes genet band tumbler free with ante) FREE: each purchase of this Tea. 4nec valge. At the Coffee Stand. } per C _ ote Sven in, sw wo | CANTON 2.5 oi "Se 1 LAIN PILL ARE ice ep pic. Po CPLA PLL SF...” (At the Imported Products Stand.) Imported; excellent Parmesan Cheese or eave: acre OC | Sirloin Pot Roast re: icine’ we. sxe 24g Fer pene er ee peckage American Beauty VermeeM™ on tender. Drein end plece in cold wates hile preparing sour When ready to >_> 6 to 8 Ib. average; cut | from young government- C inspected pork; ib..... : rve. Gdrein Vermicelli, add te soup end 2200 to teste. COCOA Walter Bake ty -pound tir = allies ANDY : Finest old-fashioned rs. Gumtrops, +. pe iC a BS irk rok and Beans »: i and : ch oto ‘ * § Cans 48¢ Grapefruit xtra Lakes. ces-: Horse — 4 gf ~ ct 4 fa i y , ’ A: ] £ af 4 alV i —_— Three fo ef + « the eee ot ‘- 3f0r2se Oranges’ Large and delicious, dozen . 40¢ OLS “ T f Fancy, fresh 20¢ oma oes Tomatoes, pound..... Cake, sugar or I rs filled. 809 val a YP Lettuce Extra large heads, at ....... 10¢ “ese © ®e@eenee#etee8e#* ancémadce Cle BOO's, Child's 1d Kohier Fresh churned, guaranteed 45 6 for 25c | Butter p ® i ; 4 of 927 Bompart awenuc, Webste) | 7 Groves, for the ace. Dr. Wa ~ a Re r prac } licin¢ S, L€ Dr ¥ | ~ ee Rabe A ab ty betta Misa THIS WEEK AT ALL Mo v. Considerable polhtical ma- ee en ee wae PIGGLY WIGGLY L€é ¢ blips poecede A j , YS mILel i ~ popintment, but, ag was told in the STORES Y . } ° : Jiry Post-Dispatch vesterday, Presiding OF HEINZ “57”’ = ALL KINDS SB cane... ewe Medium S\ze SPAGHETTI i 19¢ Spe the j t-] C) : HTL) if “SBC RO, Mo Feb. | 25.— Medium 29¢ When former Citv Marshal] Lionel a aan W. Hearst of De Soto confessed im- ? cc } ~ ° } > ee. ° ‘te ‘7 Judge Smiley of the County Court the one-man opposition party, was 2U8 In the end. CTY MARSHAL'S STORY OF ROBBERY DENIED Former De Soto, Mo., Deputy Gives Up, Saying Official 4 Ne * 7 ? Mmomilnyrn 1" iJUL’. * plication in the $8740 robbery on Der. 20 Iast, of the American Bank A le Butter of De Soto, and attributed his part of the robbery to fear of Raymond (Crews. his former deputy, he £O* as. TD b} vere. C himself into trouble. For Crews, who was at large Style 81 when Hearst made his confession. 2 de a 2 urrendered to Sheriff Wil- iit } . ,y > re . * ny +, r- vrY ised fiamms ne! and nas promi > testifv against Hearst when the ¢-* “ . to? ? aS | > ‘Se . + la Ler goes to tTial in ( aa lit ‘_O if | 7 2 me . 7 ° here this spring. Hearst, who is ee iow out on $190,000 nee has sinc: Size 33¢ r r,iIInta? A THA COT fess) } ~ roacda« on e >? At‘ALCA etl | Aa AisQats to the Sheriff an 4 saerole per men, wma ~~ §9¢ and has elected to stand tria. O01 the charge. In his confession, earst said ' 7 . —_ } Lr i}d Crewe told him that he would kil) 1 ; n he lor him untess he jained in the lan + 7 } the robbery He admitted he Small 1 Size C absented himself from town during robberv and then led authori- pega ties on a false chase after the three large +7¢ holdup men. Hearst sald he didn't Size .. get any of the money obtained in Lne ropnery Influenced to surrender because CK ES f iearst’s statement, Crews has L told Sheriff Williams that Hearst Re BESS helped plan the robbery and has Picnic size: 39c all kinds Medium 67C giz@..e “es *eenee Poval far sweet 99¢ midgets. . Fovral jar sour 00c midgetS.---ereses: CHOW CHOW 39c PEANUT BUTTER Friday Specials 9 osc 59c . -” | es eae Halibut — a Steak; OLIVE OIL CHANNEL ? | - : 4-ounce CATFISH, Ib. em. 6 ok oe e eee 4 5Ic SKINNED ‘KINNED | 26} ane 79¢ LARGE BUFFALO i 5+ tie ht eens eae - FFALD, ag AKS, ih 77 |e Bp SOUP Bass | ies FRESH Res Mize; : Per Quart Small size ] 7C TOMATO ..cece-e . ° A"sitlia . “ stated that he gave William Per ’ ' » ~# " +, 7 . "A Ah +s is) one of the robbers, $2000 to give Hearst THOMAS STORES 707-7089 WN. SIXTH Across From Union Mk & 323-325 DeBALIVIERE south of Waterman NOT LN i TAIT 2 2 2 p %liawni } icnic Size nN nm IY bo Smoked Gali Ham im VF N ° mm bo _ with spices and College Inn Fresh 32c Chop Suey Sauce, which has > QUALITY MEATS LUNCH MEATS —/JALAKING CHICKEN WAFER SLICED DRIED BEEF, Ib... 50e ff verte: wre chiouen, tren uslhir .. ae stl... - ae and pi pimentom mith selieate TONGUE BLOOD SAUSAGE, Ib...... .... eee CO eee 20¢ AQe 2 Q5e ll aan METT SAUSAGE, Ib... 2. -.-....-... 28¢ Dozen, $5.50 SAUSAGE MEAT, |b............. oe LINK SAUSAGE, Ibo... 28 CHOP FRANKFURTERS, |b... ... ae WIENERS, Ib... 21e SUEY eee eee Oe oe aa ae ee a ee ee 2: 2 62.62.26 86.$2 2 2 ee ae Made of pork, fresh celery, onions, mushrooms, bean ~ sprouts, bamboo shoots im- ported from China—seasoned been brewed and aged in China. 36c2 2 §9c Dozen, $3.95 SOUPS CREAM OF CHICKEN CHICKEN NOODLE CREAM OF TOMATO PEA ST. GERMAIN VEGETABLE Sliced. iG, 3. . . See WHITING |..cnOn> 55c SHOULDER, lh. 3c Fresh Sicmmmed. Ip...... KIDNEY BEANS JOAN OF ARC BRAND ae STRICTLY FANCY wen ee ¢ rsci 2 FOR po emer Packed from highest WeanP Ans grade selected beans SPECIAL ~ oe and are therefore the D $1 40 awe ~ % . Ne , st econ s 6 | RECIPES ozen, 2 a —— at oe % The aret of these Kidney Beans wae “Joan of Are a riginally discovered la Waldorf,” for France. We im- society folk. ported this special Use contents of one weed and have had can Joan of Aro these Beans grown beans. add half piat exclusively for us, in- cream. and one tea- reasiiig the acreage spoonful sugar. Mix from year to year, and heat thorough- ntil our amnua! out- ly. Serve warm. EACH FOR is now 4,000,000 C ane Try This: “Joan ’ Ihe a athe of Are ry rr aeric of Red Beans ot of are EKvere us. Soon of tos, Sened of Ret Pema : D 50 superior im quality {°asclaediy touthsome flave ready.” For ozen, $5. £404 GAL é . ts erg 7 a #2 ttherwise insipid menu. 4' is & pal late Em ~— we ‘ kler that calis for MORE. and is ar all- Put the a“ ~~ y “ sd ceneral utility article, indispensable to one can Joan © around general wth) = - Are beans in stew- re Dg la raet . heen the ang are cooked accord 3 to our own — a -ecipe and prepared with scrupulous care and thoroughly. Season oat rad oan “aber aiatel . ¥ free fre toa impu re end to tatte . and serve inst urio « ingredients ane are guaranteed to cu2- warm Also try the form to the Pu re Food Laws im any State or above with cold poy alaw. ILL iNOIS CANNING COMPANY, Packers CANS DURING THIS SALE.. ia ane Good for Everybody's G3 ras Dn 548 Dozen, $6.95 SPAGHETTI n ——— Fankee. German, Irish, swede, Farmers, Wor kers, Kings ané Queens— Joan of Arc Ked Kid- 7h) oom saan ITALIENNE | PEACH ES spupevated 32C 13¢ EACH y] FOR 25 Fancy Large Muirs........ tek. Mu Per Lb. Dozen, $1.40 BLUE RIBBON »...c°....18¢c CHILE CON CARNE 18¢ a 3m 5(c Dozen, $1.90 Chow Mein NOODLES 22¢ 1 2 «us Ale Dozen, $2.35 WELSH RAREBIT Carioad Freshly Packed — Just z Arrived Special Cc ee Prune MEDI U M-SIZE FANCY SANTA CLARA VALLEY EX TRA SWEFT Peete BUTTER 12.22.2..44¢ SWEET POTATOES Water Valley Brand: large can. ene CANS 2% me Be ae ig eae ie ee 32c¢ » 2 ™ 6le Dozen, $3.50 Mrs. Nye’s Special + 0 e s E E DIONE sccecseues 2 ss. 89c CHOP SUEY SAUCE 13¢ wr. 2 ™ 25¢ Dozen, $1.40 Fresh—another carload just received, Ib..... CARROTS ::::: 3 bunches 10c GRAPE FRUIT «..:."".....10c Time, Labor S -f t and ANOTHER STORE OPENING Saturday, Feb. 27th, 8 a. m., at 6239 Natural Bridge Road (Pine Lawn) SOUVENIRS pe By rs eae omy Ah : B : cae: bk 4 ae 5 Z p TR, SAREE ., celal te Ln ee ancien iy able al a ‘ Loli ia. a > $ ee gee ay “e . . TUN ae 7 b = eC ee — le tia han ata — . ase , . ein me A . , . gee ‘ , f - . , ‘ : . area es pen 24 ae aa, aoe - erat Ps z chee Ag . “ Y 7 oe fa As “ Oo AE nee PANE ey stay w encupaggaied. wai wy 1 a Reg ENG : man ” i Ti ee ee 2 nr “ar a apelin a ae mapanenge« tigate insect ee panda at he thane LOE OR NE as | ROSE Vin 2 PROV MR . dn mee ky ym ORL LEELA ELLE eA! AAT A nt thal 8 ee iy ite tie pe eae Ser” Se eae ty ee ey Recta els Me eh idee Se i il ete a hee ee kn, ee

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Schaefer Beats Hoppe at 18.1 Young Jake Comes From Be- hind to Win, 1500 to 1115 Semifina! Round Am erica REAR FRESHMEN. AND SOPHOMORES TO MEET (ac Flovd J a Cai} le at Monte Car'o. 5.7. BROWNE AND MISS COLLETT WIN Defeats Miss MARY Bs + ~ i MARYVILLE TEACHERS WIN CONFERENCE TITLE ‘(Hermeny and Enthusiasm ~ Amateur Card at Browns Advantage Over Tem Poors STARE a ae —~m Ot Last Season, Wray W 1 Least Op, ‘a odin game Pi oh nnard By John EE, Wray. ae nee eli: os-ot Catcher Schang ’ a2 . Joins Bre a i eh ae a ‘ost- Dispateb. ARPON | Y) - ss abdpeare to he out is : “rie « ‘ i. . rare ? " in (.00d Condition Ves Tf = Teoe: New Basketball Record. Fah, he sitet ihblished bv nilroad YY. M. 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einem sees en ——_—_— . ae snd = Sinnl idvantage Over Team t Season, Wray Writes|. D) : i . i ° if ~ ij x eS ~ i \ a ; : 4 . Crass . vad) (); a a Stand ig ~ . be ku w~ ™ * » q , us , ‘ar ? : QQ) re | ~ } : sani t rrr By John E. Wray. Editor of the Post-Dispatch. — fF io hee ei 44, Ng training sojourn it he nien Inat Tne 7 ; a 4% 4 OW! Ll fee if ought to > ODiy the ‘Tom the prae diffe hee Catcher Schang - ] { the a rich ay Candv ; =| hat-ercamy Vermont tang ol ae Combine d with whole pecad F f WAC ked with Asvorted Chocolales. nd boxes. | = = vandy Special 40 ‘ “S -olate Pineapple . the box . 25¢ ; ee ie a eS = £ FRIDAY 1 ery Specials | Buttercream Laver Cake 60c we TO . " i> N. EVENTS (ff richness and flavor Always appropriate A 31. LOUIS PUST-OISPATCH THURSDAY bi Jayhawker Five rniversity at night, not oO se aso ‘oO pasketball title. . : ha Leads, 17 to 3, After the Half Washington Rallies but Visit- ors’ Early Lead Proves Too Great a Handicap. The University of Kansas Jay-. mien Washington | he fleld house last niy iene an early n defeat but added strength their claim to their fourth eraight Missouri Valley Conference | The score wag 29 [D0 see - Oklahoma and the Kansas Ag- cies still have & mathematical nee at the championship but the ehance demands that they win their They utilized their long reach = oo; ro a Sa remaining games, while drops both of its contests. If Kan- Sas wins and loses and the other lwo contenders have a clean slate. the race wil] nered tie. Two more victories for the Javhawkers will, of course, win the title. Outclassed. &It was an impressive lesson in the various arts that go to make up the game that Kansas gave w ashington during the first half. which ended with the visitors in the lead, 17 to 8. The Bears were ‘comprehensively outclassed by the 'Jayhawkers, who dominated the ‘period in their ski]! ful, easy way. After this exhibition, it was not difficult to imagine how they set {the conference pace. All in the 6-foot class, the lead- iers played a game that was litera)- the Bears. to ily over the head of perfection, handled the ball Hke an indoor baseball and made passes as if they knew someone would he there to catch them. Someone in- variably was. OINTMENT can be depended any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles. m” 2 5 oe ~~ '. . j 4 7. aiem oe Severe tests in cases of long Recommended by Physicians and Druggists in United States and Foreign Countries. PAZO OINTMENT in tubes with Pile Pipe Attachment, Be and in tin boxes, 60c. The circular enclosed with each tube and It begins immediately to take out the Inflammation and reduce al! Swelling. The first application SS brings Great Reliet. Stops Itching Instantly and Quickly Relieves Irritation upon with absolute certainty to Stop standing have proved that PAZO box contains facts about Piles which everybody should know. PARIS MEDICINE CO., Beaumont and Pine Streets, St. Louis, Mo. - end in a three-cor-. ere eR a ee er Kansas. Life Story COBB DISCUSSES ALL-STAR TEAM Chapter XXXII in Ty’s As Told by Himself ‘| i ae i ) — (Copyright. NM my eelection of the all-star, 19246. ) all-time baseba!]] club I gave mY PALS aS OS * ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ING STA Fp|KANSAS STRENGTHENS BASKET TITLE “CLAIM 3 me BEATIN G BEARS, 29-22 See ~ — acaancatincesdi ammnmmmosress lead-off men—great men for a bal} /harder-than the ones he takes. ' club, though a littie shy on hittine Cha Phi R b Or ens ' “The champion ts not hara ‘0 i compared with the ones I have mpion ] osen erg p hit but it’s nard to keep from get- — chosen. ti ved hit by am In close, he iy a Hy EER OE a: Training Here for Butch Bout 33% 29: 9 =: tone aes ' but a little shy on fielding «are g a yn not quite so effective. His : i Delehanty, Ruth and Heilmann ~ rnusctiiar development about the : nee le Hamilton and Lange also, Chariey “Phil” Rosenberg, bantamweight champion of the world, shoulders and throughout «80 ae ; i deserve mention RB irkett was a | per part of his body is excellent aa i base-hit fiend ana ld bunt , 2rrived in St. Louis yesterday for his bout next Tuesday evening with |,,4 he has the biceps of a lght- bat Hamilton shone as a base runner. George Butch. Rosenberg went direct to the Nationa] A. A. Gymnasium / weight. : K “oh fe on © ceonte rain : where ~ engaged in limbering up excert ses and five rounds of boxing | “From what I know of Butgh’s . at i cB tg ns he peel gge re The LPaRER Motes appeared to be in fore. that he wlll enter the ring at , style I repay a7 there wil! a fee 1 ey pea + a ip a te 0 oe physical com dition and about 122 pounds heavy but pos- | ve @ lot of punches landed and ae i sie aby Loo serious) showed no signs of fatigue after sessed of all his natural strength |Somebody is going ‘to get Burt gama! (TO. BE CONTINUED.) ‘pushing and pulling and m wanes and stamina Tuesday night.”’ at The next chapter of Ty Cobb's Johnny Kaiser and Mike Kram r, | Kaiser Discourses on the Champion | : + serial will appear in tomorrow's !0ca! boxers. Johnny ‘“‘Peewee"’ Kaiser found iy if ' Post- rlepatch. | Butch also took on a couple of Ross nberg an interesting foe in| SAVE YOUR RHAIR x i] sparring partners and proved to ob- thetr three rounds of fast, rough | Browns Reloads Flippin. ‘servers that he is fit me strong. | milling. i Business Manager Bt!) Friel of Although he must igh SE. ‘This fellow ‘!s s cusieeal Thousands of men a the Browns announced this morn- POUDdS if he wishes to gain the strong said Kaiser after the women have preven 5 ea at ing that Lloyd Flippin, shortstop, title from Rosenberg” Butch de- workout “Ste refuses te taba hair loss by timely use : | cows gene ingest gh fror? Tulsa, had;clared that he will not sa: rifi @e step backward and when he hits NewbrosHerpicide ; been sent to Milyfaukee as the last i strength for the sake of the elignt |} Irt il] ake uneh | payment on. Pegg 9 lo aha neti a is pt ey ethene - na ig S aae ee wir | behets Guay — — reasons for naming Mathewson, Rusie, Young, Nichols, Johnson, Alexander, Breitenstein and Plank as the great pitchers of the game. ; For catchers I chose Buck Ew- gis said to he getting old in the}! ing and Ray Schalk. My othe: = 2 eae a a choices were: First base, Chase; senses inary een etd second base, Hornsby; shortstop Opposing ballplavera can fee! Wagner; third base, Jimmy Collins; right field, Keeler; center field, Speaker, and left field, Jackson. In addition to my own observa- ‘tion and experience I have had to depend on eonversations and corre- spondence with many of the recog- nized experts who can go back for 30 years or more. ‘was a great thrower, smart one of the founders of the All of the old-timers—to a man —tell me that Ewing was a whale of an allround ballplayer in addi- tion to being a great catcher. He fine hitter and base runner. It is rare for one player to have ail those qualifica- tions. Moreover, Ewing was of the type of ballplayer who was all the time thinking up new ideas and inventing new p‘sys. He knev the game from every angle and was Present school of scientific catching Un- doubtedly he should take first rank. It is my regret that I neve saw him in action. Selection of Schalk. Of the cat Ray Schalk have selected him because ! a \ e cep¢e chers that I h stands pre-@emim ent. 7 don? see how hig work could have heen upon. Schalk yveurs and _- ’ +. 4 Caug a has & improved 14 out of his pitchers that was p ble to get. He has handled eve kind of delivery and hus n pitchers win. No other catcher the. White Sox could hii Even this vear, - * eure hie e> got evervthing OSS) ao } . lade ais’ 0! compare wit} when Schalk Y Flavor developed as never before in cigare ettes. Toasting does it. Toasting : glorifies the world’s finest tobaccos, improving the flavor and giving you greater enjoyment. Because — its toasted. Lucky Strikes are unique. Of over 200 brands of cigarettes on the mar- ket, Lucky Strikes are the only ones offering this final refinement. ‘we ecor Fen aveD Hans Wagner at Short. -Rere ‘field J find nm Schalk checkin’ and defeating them sonal force as well chanical catcher, J i Bresnahan was/a great catcher Wee he had the heart of a’ great llplayer, but Bowerman also @id ry eget deal of the catching for the ge them at every tur He {s a per- p28 @ great me- Giants in their day of greatness. If Bresnahan had been as great as Schalk in every particular I doubt if Bowerman would Rave had a ‘chance to do such:-a big share of the work ' Johnny Kiing also’ was a great. ,; catcher andl would rank him next ‘to Bresnahan. Kling used the pitch- out, or waste ball. a great deal] and ition was that he did not 1? i Weil TO } Yy Lr ‘ rue rr) \ OUBS®@) ¥« throw when h with a‘waste quite a few bases world’s se- particularly, because they waste ball sign ff EO second e ‘ “a 4 > . } ; have a free shot 5 | e | ry" - " oor lhere were Yr." 1% . PY rine in tne Athiet Steuling eT} (iT) rjes rhe CR, qgQuiscovered fis Yas tipped i Chase Stands Alone, f } i} tL tT) 1 oN There Ha first j of /a ng, fielding. ank.Georre account I 3 tion about greatest of ras little “nase b basemen Benius in — ’ ail short Sisler. next of his ail- rk ap” Anson lang 4 ee “ as ers he great, nitt years but lelder iL style duting Anson up to what it the last 20 years. ‘er developed first base play to a great extent. It was marveious left-handed playing that made baseball people gee the ad- vantage of baseman being -handed. Tenney was ae rea) Pioneer in the science of game. The hardest decision I make miy selection an al!- ar second basema YT have stul- H isby and Eddle possible angle. Collins out as a tough man to pitcn is a great help to his ut on an all-star team ight he of the they hav r «4 yeriod of | ae | 7 ne base play Was It t a of first "2¢ . fy? ‘red Tennev his . is a first lott at have had | is of }) . > v Ya . ory (oilins c ry ron e % Q ry : apa mMmimates, 4 _+ it1e8 IN not i } 4ucdase force as e been on that ! has oO”) being an artist in his ig might not be 7} | IDSs Y? man the coa e cl ie aved Every bh 4 ‘ C Ada I Sa ~4¢ aha POS] 4 rT] needed. So. I give the cal) at second base to Hornsby for his terrific hitting with his wonderful extra base rec- ord. His bomb-proof style at bat cannot be denied. I think Horns- by absolutely the best hitter I ever | have seen. In comparison with | | Hornsby has never mia year since he got going. La- ie had le of bad years. He id not relish being thrown at and or three waiole had a a coup xnOW Of two kept him worried aaa inef- tive that way. Hornsby is a high-ciass fielder has a real good arm and can get around th® bases. Heis going dowr history the greatest of all without & doubt more experi- fec in as hasemen need anv second- YT? Hie doesnt ence to be a finished product—I ean that he will in time convince evervone beyond a shadow a Hobe Ferris is entitled to hon- rable mentio as a fielder He was one of the surest second-base- men on a ground ball that ever ved And, of course. when we speak of fielders we must take our hats off Dunlap, the marvel of the o iavs. Then there was Pfef- fer. When I broke in, if anyone wanted to sav anvthing about a fie ng second-baseman, they lik- ened him t Pfeffer and Dunlap, Bobby Lowe, was also a great in- fieider Nor at shortstop, Hans Wag- mer is the man He was a great hitter, fielder and base runner. Wallace might have been his @qual at fie! ling and even better at goir his right one who Wagner play cannot destructive force at bat. his running and his work at With his enormous hands gobbled up everything is way Herman Long great ortsto as Dahlen an Jen- we but has ever forget *ry Seen his base « }) erally ame h ,D another 4 Bil} s ’ 1d Hugh was nings For Jin mv right mentioning anybody Clarke Mentioned. Though I Speaker and base IT have named and have stopped @ere no in else third he ol] in Ss use there. J] can a Keeler, Iny out- ing to place ‘larke in field on ac- of the way played the He was a siashing hitter, baserunner and very ag- gressive. I liked his style of play. Clarence Beaumont was algo a great outfielder. Then we come to great artiets of like Jimmy Sheckaréd and have selected Jackson yself want for lef? he Fred. ¢ count game. Garin ng the game (lLeorgre Rirne Rr Tere wonder f. ; ; +} . ong z, ¢ Audi Advice) fine hirewers ang g! 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SO RviMOe soso 7164 MANCHESTER Highland 2149 tive: pair AtTo CHEERPEHS—A very handy garage item. - ee Open Daily Till 8 P.M. rane P.M. seo ope eee ee @

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gw- PARTICULAR FOLKS SEEKING QUICK LOST AND FOUND POST-DISPATCH. __CEMETERIES OAK GROVE SITUATIONS—MEN, I BOYS _ sat i va yeh EN—3i a PLUMBERS THS DEA eRe uae stalled KAISER —Enternd “inte rest | eb. 24 N72 experienced: business. selling im nail eal lary. Box 0-348, P.-D old or new wor ck: LwWw (4) WANTED—MEN, BOYS SOLU TIONS for immediate needs are , readers oud answers of ads in these columns.“B@ SAL=SMEN a. wishes ¥-59 Post-Dispatch. | truck; must Se | SALESMEN—To call on good opportunit y for hustier. al RU G C LERK—Good vay nd bandy | cery Co. Ww Franklin aY. eM t SALESMEN-—Marrica DRUGGIST—Or “The eter) 44 Unusual” drive any make. 42 mM. ASPHALT — 2485 gaingie: sober and Poet-Dis. ‘>) = Funerc] Home oot ASSISTANT STORAGE CO. muaramterd SERVICE Sol a education : steady; x ©-89, Post-Dis. mall | set books to keep morn- : Jack. (5) service: reasons! le storage; moving, packing. dentral 5696. would like to iearn "Sx = 4; 392M ee "lade ly. active, yard man. gen- | piace: rt tay f } STOVE REPAIRS K ; Box ‘0-86. Post ‘Dispatch rter, mT re house- . Undertakin la Ca 12th. Mats 2043./c8) Near ring Brice. hone Tyler 2095-2559

a beloved husband of Emma Meister | Ic—Sit exrper'- a in St: Louls with | _renai ring their type writ- -349, Post- -Dis. it guilin enna bey pms m »1K—Lost | PAPERHANGING ‘and acetylene. fast | ont (29) estimates cheerf sly. Zz) iven. 24° sales abdiiity, pins } li orive car mania work * Galva ary ) Trinity very. Relatives | ited. (c4) -—Ent reef ~~ a on wie 19° high sal RB yi under civil for experience. i.) sais oe WTER—E: eared ‘father o! “James Farrell of a ened Ariz.. si) puna handy man. learn heating trace, Dive wirk: good references. Box O-7S. 9 als lenced. Arcade Pharmacy, Claytoa, | iife ingurance dusin aa: vaniaeennd assistant; ex- | anhenton Box Y-24. Post-Du (4) ga refrigeration. packing | i|SALESMEN — Live wires. grocery specia. ity; national . 40 give fuli detalis first letter: positious — Box Y 5. + Manent. Boz Y¥-85. Post-Dispatch. C mS ced: —io| ho I LESMEN—Ma radden FPub.. ERRAND BOY—Appiy 314 Olive, ad fico | aoe for 2 more experienced Bales we a in neighborhood “ee i men: aiso 2 gg "wy orking fo rema n presewst. - a tec. S486 ‘ “entnrv first-class maechin- | SaALESMEN—Mea nen in comtract! ment to solicit and col: st ate age and experience. Box Y-. nee: salary and commission. (c)! 3548 S. Grand ‘GIRL—Or sierly woman, gees - ’ . ers womaa, te - ek CLERK — Whe gore a adout mea. I1 - rk o? piurm bin - 4 gods. ho fer’ | St. Louisa anc adacent territory. + sen C- 2 N—Tend furnace anc sia) + | on | 335. Post-TAspa teh. anderstands SalLESMAN—With a thoruugh a. z. = i Apply 41) sALESMEN--2. re estar | ec} oe, rut mr me mat j Ni HERS—Expe: rienced; 4 Pp. Waison > ouke = , y Hasenaan | ersice mEa1O. 5471 Gravots. ) ' Hot dynes aya AP me house and c | mat SSMAN With established : lubricating oils and greases. for city and HOUSE AND YARD MAN—Coiored: ex: | ut of i ie good propositios county: at omce.! ducer. cur estien know of r40L Post- Dis. (ce? 7 Box Y-#86 shane. Lita. y-Walker Print SaLESMAN—PFor soft drink truck th and Locu st. ' man exper en -ad on mili with oi miuil expe- | or bread route can qualify for this —— D — “East St. Lou's | Goin pay: steady oo smockers on = | WALKER, DRY East St. Louis reference required. Call c8) | SALESMEN—To canvass. ners -h after 5 >. ™m,{ selling butter, eggs. cheese around. Per-| m@lary and commission 6 Oltve et. c): 1408. 4 to & p. m. and 9 to Ll a. rm. f.rei- less. Apr ¥ . «) | SALESMEN—Men to solicit Mr. Ha!lowel: a | Stating Factory, 16th cust, second floor. so ; mn old biighed firm: pee metal experi-. a 3G esia Barbour Bost Co... ™anen: and gvod paying position. fc), @fter 5S a. m.. Athietic be Co., TORS—With some ex- —— : | turret lithes./ SALESMEX—Witn or wi ithout stock seli- t grinder, ete.: night ‘ng experience: Righ-grace Broadway. ask for Mr ' ' HO IU SE: "white Se | HOU SBGI RL—White Apply @ i> aa house steady men} .$ ver cent on its preferred 118i? tne years, S$ g£0ing to expand: striping breakfast (>-47. Pogt-Lnepatch Hou SE ecIRL_Wue ; ? : = r | unlintited co-operation furnisheu. MAN—For cauaienl ref feren ‘® required: “ve 3 wht 4 ) | SALES EN—Our busy s¢as0n t housework. Germ an; starting and we need 5 more first-c.ass_ east gide door. 4493, men to complete the perso , the (Cc) |. most satisfied saies organization —————— M. Saymana Fred ucts, a#sist in mill- | See Mr. Myers, Pvucle-Maytag Wasoer “making tacum and face _3303 N. Grand, from 10 jesirabie: should be) §4LESMAN—Experienced hinery; perma-| house seling. for 8t. Louis, e¢ saiarr. AD- gourit and lilineis: 100-piece iwory 21li7 Frank-| set. eiso aluminum set on (c) | pian. geil on mht: big money on ¢ undersiands sales. Amemcan Aluminum Co. 4 trees, fCowers, awns aid ' Teh et.. St. Leats., Me. HO \USEKE -EPER—Light the cultivation. pruning SALESMAN— Un on rear eo] snail : Monday, day. ¢Xperiea wed. & elas Ba as pe We ope — oe —Yound: di! 2 neat qvoiored: of clean- turday: references. Lin- Sheba SCHW ARZFISCHER — On F 3 a. m.. laa Sch wars, - ER Enter red cleaning, tTiJay. Fremont 1023. “Anna Schwarz fischer. po mega a a 50 ac) Pho ne Lindell L ae } piain cooking: Mre. Robinson ™ | South Broadway DAM Cin ros whan AS Tic ENSE PL. ATE—Second Di experien ced with heme uights. Fre SsS—Sit.: pest dau a¥ | ‘i Pores: “R045 i “VOEL Lape a3 rest. on hides. J+ trained: prac- case at once: piysicians (SL: B: ewe: ; and Ma! siers’ DETECTIVES ail Lace ally M BUSINESS CARDS abet SSET—On Wednesday Feb nA F: sister-in law. aaee ahi Ae at ’ to Sacred Heart Church. thence | it.; age 18; ng dictation and ifice cuties; _* ico) (RAS INSTRUCTION sb dh i rls, Fee fe oe Poe Sod & a x aM 4 hae? oe ~ st shan ‘ ae PS on, oY rapid and ac- ie5 ' We ENDEMU TH - _- cara wh a Merit. ng eh. 4 s ” i: % dary: ne laur-! Lindeil $30 ‘ _. busband, me ‘Carrie Zz. NINER — Bi . ered mee reet ] GEN] , 19 26. yh H. ca Geer granitaiher of cane nat: ng remu- : Riad SR a dleaning er washing. 1328 + tis colored. housework was FLATS-BUNGALOWS pron’ — Sermenebic Lindell 3039 W_ red, ondry or and o084R ay rs The 7 bs "Tribe of ben © sheng el eo we t H—F ntered “5g (aun Miry an} clean- | 1953R. Effie eniertain inva.id. _ mMormings. Parkview eas , ~ ee Wants ft09o Work reference. Bex {He Phal he? hh” {ORO BRS HOE ‘CARPET ¢ _CLEAN'G—UPH’ LS’ c =? 9 = one eonk, other | Lindeil OJilJdd. CF i * 7% LETTS aRSTHAaACT cO_ Stenogran' ‘sjer- DOOK Beeper L ; machine ah a concern . 135 ¢: Sr MP ME SEI ne en Central ae “ keursion to Gul res §ria ‘Ra: lway Exchange Rid ies ie dliss tabi py yf, CS a. Pe ee Mot ood \—_— Expenencert ene tha: i charge of a sheep saiary ‘oe right man. Hus Clothing Co.., SE . reg! AP Met ent at’. ney: a free. 400 Granite Bidg.. TUB —Eayciien ec. 27 » 3 Cuomp- *t¥ ET R—Li-enewd. for Lend Bos ; EMPLOYMENT WANTED trem Ziecgeuhe na , decare: ‘ing: reason CHEMIST—Metallurgiet. experienced, con- : vereact With Drass foundry prewess: cap-_ Og superintendec:. Box Y- (o4) _ SPECIAL NOTICES _ arenue, récas., ret. at Th St. Peters Cemeicry. So. Louis. Me. Fev. 2 23 19 =u. MAN—Expertenced: ‘or Meiotf Packing : ict SBS F058 to run on Oth (c8) 0 ‘ SALESWOMEN V WANTED , PURXNTITURE—3 reos ec}. must be married and between 25 and } years old: Hebrew prefer: : secreta AND GRANITE CUTTER—C aa | this office Box E-3U1. Post- ——— school education preferred, Colfer Saana factory. Stee!- ME: N \— Experienced. 1n * Gratiot. ic) circulation ai om ac- (cG), succeed: a good saiary : age 25 to 45,| %o tie right men. Bex | ‘distribute samp! es and demonstrate, i | | SALESMEN—We need several men to 80- leit an@ coliect industrial i | : GIR StS —andercs Walp 929 M-Pherseon Souse. 2 l— on ' mary and commission. shore | = . w « iR Ex pr tenaal viiie saumge . + “STRNITY RE—CUsed 4 . £04 Cote ‘ms Victor 1+ «? 1% 2 p. @. a 7 at living reom. dirtng ™ on established route: must aa married and between 25 and 35 years. unMecessary: a spiendid opportu men of ambition and determina: ion Appy 3 to | SALESMEN—National ee | Drawing account to those “ke, Linee’n, 1123 Pine st. our new help onsen ‘a tn city: — Pee ‘ reacyv WORKS "lois * Trie SALESMEN LOU™ grade i tsa i ee ! ¢ Sine earalice Of ali Recondy Furniture at Big Savill bad os se we SP rec -e=Tw? Loe — ‘EBrs,* °F, i LAGE & S ~~ wi we pressers ------- $5 and $10 Console Phonogra Metal Da- Beds _.-..-..$'1.00 Walnut Cie Dining Tables. -. .$5 and $10 3-Pe. Mohair Suite fron Beds - ope eeee cee $h.00 CiiERGne Mi Gas Ranges -----—Te canvass heuse-to- enamel Quick Meal . Lone batter, eggs. cheese and) anu onde 52710 Ca = 4 Lafayette : ———— en —— nl te ee aa “ ; ny—Weormen to soucit orcers for B.. rn pert of a. = - send cts ‘O° arm oi estarPulshetd bed ror 7 — ad “ aa al al S a w r ths : en » ; for our seies Jepartm@ent, _spection | Phone Pa ~* RL —iwer =! - net hare experience. Hers Caady (e.. | TURN ITU RE yg eel ‘e? ej. am a —> wa Living reem.~ be TESWOMEN—i OF se, oe = bigh suites. tev are erpen will etl at & real Cates a¥ Men with experience ia selling Box Y-23 | real estate: pianus, vacuum c. . Can make real money sei.ing Ford cars Sth R= = —Graduate, meeisigres. at ati . A Li Hosp umder Qur pwn. as We ghow you how. | URSEGIRG oe And second “cer work piace: eee 16 Serdeed oe Call 9 to 12 a. m.. CHAMBERS & LUNG. Gasconade. Frank- MEN—Te oell Reaith ang accident iuisur- Jefferson. St. anuce; menuthiy premium: & counties in| tract. zi Saum Studie Bidg.. see end Franki: ~pand ‘tenig and uniimited co-oper- tion furnished. “ios 0-48. P.-D. (4) Les’ TMAN—Un Iug@uai opportunity for woman of fine ver sonality and appea ho can mert music teachers eon atucdents: direct tters of intreductia HOME WITH ganen: connection, should have hig 00] en or better: 77-45 years - > ND —— i training; liberal drawing allowance. | Sextet: A 7, Tie iona, Academy of Music, 316 N. Sth. tre ae - ou “must |} of tts kind tn the worid. ga te sa sb at rantesd BIG MONEY. D. Werber = , Es @ OMEN Educated; the personnel ice? Tth and M “SPER RATOR—Faperienaed on Reece te. mach! ne and tucking —e . Bros.. 970 Washington, Sf8 OPERATORS C PORE = ae ees 2 needle machines. by some re | commission; 3 orders a day pays $27 i sign re#pon- WURLITZER, 1006 Oltve, lothing wew, tut | Capps. 4th floor. system cnd@ | ATTENTION—specialty salesmen: for $400 to Fuller Brush Co. can use two good men you are the right who have had experience selling (948, as these wear hosiery. aluminum, Hespensi die Poaitions: ers or other such merchandise: t t#ke up nity for advancement with a company of Tleme.noen— nationa! reputation. Apply 3 te — ectar of F FE. Comptes Ce. is tm Se. | be » - cee fer the De pane fo hirteg 5 — ) FURNITURE @f refinement and individuality to Seeeom - "TT oh @aveiing or ‘ocal representatives. dient. . USED FU Ged. congenial. permanent connection with Save time and mon . prener us organ nizat‘oun: cjustness e¢x- | te Nineteenth and w moe Unnecessary Put appea “ance and ; f nd the argest tet easential: out-of-town applicants | f.- i wre ra “oad fare and guers ran: aed in- aaviignt bailiding ‘te sme to start. 327 Frisce Ridg. . Steven: | third { —~ leanywhere. Cash of irl fos, £2 a Ms; wn , ME a oo a house .to- hy ad FURNITURE Reuse (paign en feed product ote | 19TH ANT 4% Semen wens walaries to dither 784, : pPiecework or week work operators: come Dusiness: you must! een. 1004 Fullerton Bidg. a] ’ ts = - oe - ec iO Mr. Chase, ,; SALES MAN or pg ne who is wei! gGumainted with ch. tects, work. Lo3 | and engineers tn "St. Lou . Corbitt Co., 1249 | Bus Y— Experienced, 1 ambition to ad- |; & Door Co.’, 1208 SPECIALTY SALESMEN—To ie) | National ¥y advre ‘ised preducts avdout for. LAB A N-GR EENZANG ee Bron sALE-WTD| :: UT OPERATORS—Silk dress fs operators who are thoroughly ~ ) i complete line of abe ; to take complete charge of a branch | “Ba Y¥—prefer With experience ae | office of @ large Eastern } manufacturer: must be gqual!fed fe) | dertake the erection of the doors: novices 7s ' need sot answer. Box R-185. Post-I oo | experienced, we guarantee the ; MISCELLANEOUS FOR S/ SALE wae, Sue ae ‘nee wages paid in this class of IN TANKS—l1S 300-gallea. .. 6140 pace piain figure Bp ae uly competen foreman. Reply k and steady employment Pa— 24 aso studio oulfit. i326 N. ments arrived in t& ELY & WALKER DRY} 1st i Thirty. sixty, LAN cers dru sts ‘and Dooirooms PACKING ROOM FOREMAN| Site. apoly Seeeal ts an Aer Ene /E $s st (oS) Louis manufacturer of | tithe. 312 Mc ‘Kays offers an wnvewal | CITY SATLESMEN To rugs. lace curtains. experience and sai- | tadlie linens. bed spreads, silverware. etc. at confidential. @R eaay payment plan. (et) eutdoor work and if rou @re a salesman ‘ h-up man. expertenced on ‘urniture | {MS you cas make Dig money. Ee NTER INSPEC ‘TOR | week! y statement: alec pay extra bonus to men with cars. C. F. ADAMS CO. co | Yahi, Cum- | Chestnut GOODS CO., Silk Dregs Fae- FP wecoociitaa stersee Ce. (eM | tory, 16th and Locust, Tth Fir. bud are trone. eS? §64second feer ocevorms prices mach cheaper OF. eXpe: lence and references. Bez F- Post-Dispatch. (3) A gentine Fou ae rugs and — tod) never better. ae the OD ninety mUNiX-——Wardrove and a zSS—At NISH ee 3700 —Experienc e2 om aand! BINDERY iIRLS—Apaly Box Co., 2719} __!ng Co.. 1017 Morgan et. fe4' |} CASHIER—And epee en So oni - ot oa a ia and meat mark peiy 515 (c) “CASHIER +. With retafl or department store e ence, to operace National cagh white: steady | sta: e age. experience and salary to Sroadway. Cc) ' Box Y-73, Post-Dispatch. work: wages COMPTOMETER OPERATOR—$S15. ia experienced | ‘rude En lish Empioy, 809 Bank of Com- EN ” "GRAPHER —For e ‘mT give .oca) ref- | merce Bidg. ’ | CO we Lite. ApDpiy at Me ar: mt. N | PRESS ER—Co a man. perienced oa | Sooke ee iabie white w , , | COC | it oman. 3500 N. | age, comfortable rooms. - 308. Post-Dispatch. i4 PRESSER—Young man. experienced ifoff- | 5 Pat 4 fee * ve lo with h ix: man machine. Bex 0-93, assist custwors have good references” oe W CARD WRITER—Experienced nan oe of turning out reat carts good e«alary to no amateurs will be consid- y-Biock Mercaatile «€no.. man. [RS Experienced @ BEDr-. re ’ ie Bf SS ITE 1 ni le- 8- * $95. : Foigom, Sn braids: wide, ia Walker-armst nes i. @. 2 Pao — | BOUCSEMOLD a fed) i hence. $50. ad RO, snaeeenninntnas - ehitiaay Ss right party. Cabany 1277 ‘ =z r+ jew 1 o0p- 1818 ™ ne A a ic) Poes-Digpatch. ERa TOR—For 4 . & COOK—White. very attractive working end : s tchbeard: must have pi 4 » a! in ’ >-ta mons and - : > living conditions: nw laundry or outside vaies: ptinds: 4 date Sim | Gow weit E | Rith Davis twin sire and nice tul-erse |.) sges MISCELLANEOUS WANTS | aNTED—Oid pi ctures printed im colers Dy, Bm. Curmer or Currier tves. on any foi- tag eubiects. Western. bunting. fenh- ra) (reeds landeca Des. iad game. GAS’ RANGES —DBine and 8 servers: ui order ° _"e “w fleot Broe.. 3! s. 14th; HOUSEHOLD |\-—-——> GOODS | GAS & | SARS “oe ows 3 pre s BUGG Y—Cost $35: se Bs; st.. Ind al Ind. rand new. reeri. __3833 Fia@. __ {698} | GAS RANG F- > aw i =) TS New »eautifal 4-piecs , 495 —_ “en eel reasonable Forest 3392.4) | Fag 8 BD SPHiNGA—Al steel: $1.50. Walker. | a ———y A: : un -_ ~ 7 it . rmetrong H. F. Co.. 3 ive _“ renetal ——: ; 82° Clartan enced. 2319 “here kee 2 YOUNG NG MEN—Biz money ior you ik i are ambitious snd willtn ary and commission. 2 Rig “over 17 years of | YOU graduates oref-rred; ~ 4 Me e mec fects Lis TT if wR — Exp. er tenued “ais t : GIRL—For lignt ; housework. ASSIST ANT ‘ i (i;iBL—ouse work. ‘e Te bey er = | an S—Expertenetd an; mach nes, * Ei.eibricth S200 Ce.. _AGENTS WANTED—MEN } eanepanes enn ee - ather items: | GIRLS—-Fee hand emoroitery 1334 Frank i+ werk. Jeced Mange & Sean tr cien_ i oe! StRLOver =a to oe work "st iV _LEerIN “ABSTR act GIR! —Eererien: oi ~ white: y ‘CANVASSERS and tac nn assist ©. 4 beuse work cies m ¢ arv TA3890W 5 ) Boast i: newer go): tween Il aad 3. Hers a 4 @.. GIRl—w te ef Weman SALESMEN WANTED general housework. Parkview 4 Sa’ GIRL—White. far cook Clothin ng pmermerape neconwerk mast 7 nose Seneed: steady mary. Parkview t#* ueee need ap |) GIRI—Tea help with ict 7 GIASBE, Beh } ware of babs: refereaces. - vy? ‘ ' om prone | GIRI — hite’ ref — “ fA 4 { e ek n 7 - ” ta Asé for We rk ah ert care of 2.10. (cw) § Websier §% _ rand ew aly sampies: iittie . ow halireaseg of ~ ‘cnaten or felt: a | Easten yi TL conenes you LEVY 8268. | TipmanY Tamim 1S EB l4en at (ct) | geed. but as gee8 AR CHESTS — in first clase cendities; | SN. Vandeventer ss ha train ‘% a4 X Vandeventer | LIVING aneveow & 4 eUs ER-— B vs oye - maple wth 6 __taupe mohsir en Z teva? met! thew favany = 04: 33. } LIVING- Re hey 1k FOROBES ye. 7. wa Suet. aak a a | aene!. sa? '. niek Pron ona a ‘of cash. LEVY BROS. iis. 14th. (e@) COLONIAL BEDS | rx = = HANGS STORE, SEVENTH ANT MAKK ‘ET STs. ~ eT oe . =T-..{ ‘elour covering: call | ae i“ 4 Ss J. tlerw a in| -avis ‘iT ~* —~ipe gratit j J-mece m> zs. iamips. mirror 4539 Me ‘ . Zs ier i 7 AY . = cwwews eee eet a: z +35 . . —any st4¢y ’ esiy & tou * ew”: — ee Swher serving sity. ry. 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we tech. inc.. t‘c D trade ie tors. trade LAU POST- DISP ATCH ee __( BS_WHAT IS IT THAT DRAWS PEOPLE TO THESE COLUMNS? Mostly self-interest. AUTOMOBILES — — For i Advertise here and reach the right one. @@ OM OBIL GOING STRONG * | Our “Used Car Show’ has proven 80 popular that another high spot in our record as the largest used FERRI RUARY- 25,1926, HELP wTD.—wor a and cooking, | PERRUA A ity ee HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE ry trade; orea Gro- : A U T Sedans For Sale —s_— 1925 FLINT BROUGHAM SCHR URE BU CK, en a A a ty AO Rc le BE sure you come to our place and lock rices; you can 8ave 12; chiffoniers, $3; davenettes, ani enier the and com- ’ ic over our stock and ae money; oo — MONEY TO LOAN We will buy your car for cash or make | YAHLEM MOTOR CO., N. Grand. Hours 8 a. m. to 9 “4? a SPOT CASH WAITING Just starting. Need used cars ears We | r3 / more. GUAR ANTY ‘ “500 USED CARS” $50, 000 C Mae 500 by March 1; pay $350 ¢ pen ll more than any YA ans iw, erie. %« ood: products: itions ;er- TS Fe ORD cot PE ee ns =I : Clearatice of all Reconditioned rniture at Big Savings room ets at a big reduction; cash or time. Keiner's. N. SIL VERSTON E’S wbmaaaiis gs nee oe STORE, 12TH ST. | TRE Baer enced: $5 willing to leav “a “cit referen es. kKmployment o fice Rewles Gene Ss —— : FoR ae se: jan; ced = a nge un!im- | ORT THW ne ae coupes, 1923 every desirable accessory — - 2 Eee + uring this show week grade exchange cars which we at tremendous reductions as meet our strict The romendens activity in new cars 4 has brought us many more high- are including in our used show soon as they have been properly reconditioned to —— - arge in- Dispatch. (cd) YAHLEM MOTOR e OMPANY orld’s Largest Used Car Buyers. N. Grand. Hours & a. m. Used Car Exchange Headquarters 2944 Locust 1817 Locust: 7 i -AIRDRE SSE a FORD COUPES ret soy nt: smal! cash i SED z “AR STORE . -$20.00 3-Pc. Davenette Suites ..$35 . $5.00 Cedar Chests ........#10.00 -$10.00 4-Pe. Bedroom Suites, SEVE?;TH AND MARKET STREETS pe = He AND EMBROIDERRS | smockers on 3 ROOMS FURNISHED COMPLETE $169.25 $17.50 Down 4 ROOMS FURNISHED COMPLETE *1982 Dining Room, Living Room, Bedroom and Kitchen $20.00 Down Open Mon. and Sat. Evenings do —]1924—}: order aon + Library Tables . Parlor Suites .. ee ee a ro sre rime re. FF ODS—12 2 _bedans : } 2 | — . ‘ | ~ . ete ** " . ‘ tags Rg fl tO Og a ti Ot A Nal aga Ry gy a pay ily, ay Ni, Aa tt aia OO Oe ) : " 5600 Gravois equipped and gyarantert 30 days: ee Oe ee 25 |W KE 5 | \ ALKE R DRY 5877 Delmar house, 9799 N. Grand — TUDEBAKER DISTRIBUTORS FOR ST. LOUIS AND VICINITY FOR pa) E GOODS 00, actory, 16th a cust, second floor. c) al, housewerk] gos ; ace SEGIRL-— white App! “or Bousewoa wma ge 7 3 ( Ww hite, nee: m £89) De Og Rc ae, gains to choowe fromm: Repairing and | Painting HAVB your eeat covers. or cleaned by Fe “repusse ssed ; $375 af * ST PEAR: 7 peng Toure. che. _GRAUPNER, 3418 Locust. cl assy "and hb oa +1924 Chev. Coach has been put in aoe os Pe and nousew or k. Assist with FORD s 8 SEDAN, ‘, 1923 1925 ‘standard etx phae- tke new; bie” bar- ‘fos i293 B1UDERA KEK “1924 “OLDS COUPE Compl letely overhauled DE BUICK AUT Kingshighway an dM y = Packard Six Coupe fi a KE EPERCal ene HOUSEK EEPER— ER—For w om an I referred. . | Ho! SE KE PER — ne nee aon Ww \ gat oor: FORDS- = cages ss 1925 HU PP SEDAN" SoriNt" RE. Br ic K 1924 Hup Sedan in Al shape: full equipment: : $325 down, balance monthly. _BE RRY (MOTOR CAR bad preg “Pe “eee ee eee .$125 * our one-day trial and {is the ear protec | a Gaee-cer buyer can asber Co., . ™m {(c4} “Autos Reposeenilll 50—Auction a a Co. saye a- to a bédor: $20 5-Piece Unfinished Breakfast Suites ......$13.50 $35 Day Beds and Pads.. $200 9-Piece Antique Wal- a Dining- Room Suites. Fell ‘Furn. ——— & Flats For Sale = 100. 1SEKEEPERa ESSEX—Coach, 4 m nths vit ¥ a and companion: ae : H ¢Roor OUitfits Sar... i : 86¢7 Cash and $1. 50 Wask. ESSEX 4—Cone ‘oac hi at once. Bo Box 643 r car “for $280 down, balance mont nly, ‘demonetrate any see opportunity; save Bi Aor — | roome, FORKDS—6 1 tourings; painted: $125 uD. HQ SEWOMAN For pemewen so home ne na STUDEBAKER —1923 Bh weg ol and purc hased by at oppor- eam from hance for . bP ic ite tg renickeled. — a bg like new; to pay. BUICK AUTO CO.. Jefferson and ona yg Laces. 7600 or jpaciede ESsEX— 1055 coach; just 4 wont, old: | FPURNITURE—3 FU RNISHED FLAT—c ‘complete, SALESWOMEN WANTED sLADY—Expe: ienced in neignbo-snood 30 to 45 years of age; singie. German- speak: paghl priv asety omer LADY se oung, to check : of tuition for aecreta? ESSEX yeas ye school education preferred. Colfax aoe 5—Ford ‘touted: perfect; 3—1¥24—Ford — 3—LAT Wt hag ; FURNTTC Re i nut fining, room nae te. 1995 WILLYSKNIGHT gpm be lag S MAN’ $3 COUP many others: Many eau! 1925 pserX “COACH i ogame gan — Ry ok toy Fi te “Vike new: balloon Ration . Post-lis. uon w ho h cas xplain new orth while, mance Cv, Ident igure ber: unity for peeceanie brand- 3400 miles, Just broke men to 60- qd ordinary ' married experience unity for GIRL, ‘S—Andereon Family Laun- ee Oe ea rr pRork aie a ed: ruaranveed att to 9 p FORD. ec ame rag perSOU TH ‘SIDE BUICK AUTO os ae beat touring car we have ‘traded in for a long time: has oversize etright- — cerd | -HOUSEH’ LD Goops WANTED >| ANDIRKRONS—Furmiture of Bg one dwellings Or smal) best cash prices. Pp ° Page. "Delmar 0860 or Baksne OS61. *FURNITU RE—C sed 4 months; on room, -ggpeed room and 3 bedrooms: Truoks For Sale CHEVROLIS ig wet Sint truck. |very” seldom, on eo used car market. po a genuine bargain. windshield cleaner, shocks, one of those. real bar- terms: ask fo see No. CARONDELET MOTOR CO, 3867 8S. Grand bl. FORD ) TOURING MARCELLER— rt ao El. LT R AND HA a Svarncement business for = es EDs SEDAN 1924 ESSEX GOAcH little car for oal a As ba down, balance 12 be independent wn: - buy and sel] Lux- Toilet Regu! sites and “ae oS ee | FURNITURE—C ompletels v beautiful furni ture nad | emnatneee cans ngmnate-taentme-s (cO) “Tee BOUGHT FROM. US. -o bad ee YS-OV ERLAND. AN TIQU a modern Nagy -w o leavine city immediately: no dealore. Apt. Usical Instruments: nae KUHS BUICK. 2837 _N. rchants in North and collection h prefened, ily aver- re jooKIng | FURNITURE The furnishings of kitchen, ing rooma of apartment at entire furniture Limousines ‘- ste Fag KA D—Lit mousine. ' ORTHWEIN _ Hudson coach, 1923. “HUDSON COACH — new Duco finish: t. Fit ae 12 tea RD—Tricke with ST . SEFFE RSON 3700. aon TRiMoes —- ggg y rm policit orders ae —™ Millinery eS MILLINERY TRIMMERS can use good tri ore in our new help . Sarpy In aig Ad te wo, se teat Ww ORES 1014" Ty ler (e ef NU RSE Gre duate, registered Apply Liberty He "Del mar ORT NW SW.(08) | e Wd — Rugs. dressers, 144 SEDAN GIVEN AWAY 1924 Studebaker Six | eut for ourself, ey it — radiator fispose of beautiful at big tag Poon NITURE “SACRIFICE. nav' ing room, bedroom and dining room / FU they are expensive and fine furnt- will _ at @ real bargain: also rugs. WHY PAY CASH FOR YOUR FURNITURE? WHEN YOU CAN eee AND PAY FOR IT ON RM UNION'S EXCHANGE STORE, Tth and Market Sta. have you to ofeet “FORD TOURING rU KNI ru KE —Oarpets and . eee seme r vur sales department; must have experience. Cal. (ez) a Eeavaters: we Roadsters For ae nday Nh ia 1”: 24 Magi on PINT AUTO EXCHANGE, 4867 Easton. LOOK, 1926 FORD TOURING | Just came - and > 2 cause r rice is A. “it's TOO CHEAP To MENTION and money-back senee oor | MoU Dp Cry AUTO CO.) : RAY BLADES has p zone sbuth ; | wants to sell 1926 three weeks old; bar-| Call Grand 21038-W. 4113) pe Gartie! q han? (cB) inex —— Touring Cars For Sale AUTO GIVEN AWAY AUBURN SIX It will ye sold que. ae new: .¢ Chase Ferg: a 221 York oe Mente ot T2315 yf st. Open even! u ) oe. truck 1 oneness. VBA) 0 na opportunity for | « ST RSE EGR. oe ey = "IG K ROADSTER f ~ eerencen. 1 00 Aberdcen Es. e5018 Prenkiin av. Jet. ( (= FURNISH YOUR RECONDITIONED SIDE mpurcK A AUTO CO... should have high | uo] education or better: : training; libera! drawing afaeenns. ona] Academy of Music. isWOMEN— Educated ; the I PU INITURE Wto—Highest N. ‘ for a! kinds of hopsehold goods _ contents of pate, — FORD “7 1924: looks and runs UR new; now. before gts » is Horerese GRA me Easy termine | Builons AUTO CO. 3657-89 as be? FORD—Light delivery: hase : we aa , ad Prey 4 to drive home; barga!n: : $1545: a rea) bargain at $1000; easy terms or trade quick can “you a 1034 Buick Sport Reodieu trade. Open al] day | OPERATORS—_fex Ld 4 1123 Washington. OPERA TOR—FExperience D. Werber Dress Co. wee | HOI SEFULNISHINGS oe cash for et ag teat ngs of d on Races hae. of 20 and SGepart ment. “FURNITURE EXCHANGE USED FURNITURE Save time and mone to Nineteenth and Wash lous for the pur pore ‘° hiring | S women id refinement and indis GARDNER—Touring: Alws? 3641 South ae. GARDNER— 102 22 touring; — eneam- far $150: $50 down. 779: others to show you. CARONDELET MOTOR ©O., 8867 S. Grand bi. tenhole mach! ne and - Se pagal tz Bros.. OAKLANT cr OAC es tucking machine. 920 Washington, fifth OPERATORS HA! ee. AU CTION. SMASH! i congenial. perma: ent preperous organization: by coming direct | “ Open ev en! ngs un ti) ey 0 of flats. Call Centra] 4 year to ys $27.60. Ask for Mr. = (cS men: The Balesmen Balary and Mr. Steven- fe well uc- but appearance and Chey rolet Roadsters, Tet ew $2 et TN T-CHEV ROM. ET ( o sn find ga — display of used furni- YAHLEM WRECKS PRICES se AUTOS S10 DI)WN You ought to see the. er) | crowd crabbing the em | BEST prices for household goods of any | wp on Union Snectal flat-tea 2. must have goods. 1924 RADIO a ae Gardner touring: and cake Bite : | down: w ra eru s BUT see across the street | mostivy on one vast | occupying almost a city block. find what you are looking | te; railroad fare and oo For Sale | Fon our — quarters): yo £cood men ling under- of old feathers; Montana Feather —" Delmar 0865, Central 436 ARE YOU SELLING OUT? i buy rons r Sage en rugs. “Operators — Blic for ~F ones }. ~ 1923 CHANDLER COUPE ASSERS & SOLICITORS |: WOMEN “FoRDs-= ~roadgter rs. ; ! in excellent mechanical 1431 sale oem v ke one os the snappy OPERATORS ON ae tnmaranteed weekly rmalaries NG WoMEN—Capable, for a per FU RNITURE EXCHANGE, oat talt : — ok _— ee . Automobiles for Sale— Miscellaneous Kingsbighw way foe McPherson. HU Ds ety TS ‘Moon st Ries $100 aomn: a - BOOKS AND ) PERIODICALS» CH EV ROLET —Goupe : R ! ek 2 x > roadster ri AY LABAN: GREERZANG | | HUDSON—Sport,__ 2O32 | FORDE Roads jadeter. | contractors ind vicinity, a branch eal oe $is0- FORD roadster, disc wheels | ( . huckster rc B | ae DSON-——Super 5 touring: TagoyaaTe down. 3922 Olive at. fara OPER ATORS— OR SALE—WTD Linde iby ROLET_CO., eproof door ified to un- A genuine Feburary clearance sale. Pe 28° | romp faraay complete line of about $100,000 «$4 Weekly operators wh p oO are thoroughly FOREST 1500. Hudson Sport—4 Fass. ors’ novices 5, Post-Dis. (cl 00) } introduce ets to ern- PAYS FOR ANY CAR. HURRY! HURRY! YAHLEM 1035 N. GRAND PORD— ~Roadster, “- ’, experienced, we guarantee the best wages paid in this class of work and steady 7 aS “CHEV ROLET espe PES—2, 9ELLANEOUS FOR ' TANKS—15 OU0-galion. Kk at. Offered at 3BU% regular plain figure prices. Cur 8 never better. as the bulk of our Fall ship- URE-BUICK, 2938 Olive. At UDSON 7-PASSENGER . a ee eet estate. employment. p a also studio outfit. - others Shenae: terms. Tis; siate Artbur are N, ‘GIRLS —, neral or int- or rocery fer arket, seine tore experi- sh ; oe eet — sley's, 7s ; .” fon in. middle hone Main A ee fork: must working and or Outside Give refer- Sox Y-411, (c4) ite home: wiliing to ; Morrving ] Ar- | oz. hion COpys. ee: ore mt: @tat miromente. ed on lia- ork: good | Kperience | ne mee ae ich) 1 ¥ wits shop hg; white. (oc). ouse w ork; | f es rk: reler: | Lepiy Lik ic selina - et) We ce ’ '. ‘hk 8 70GH ‘et raomn tle- ./-.. 43° cr et wih 1G) W iogt ; werne-al | ‘Te, jood fs fy York anc — Super-six touring: —CHEY ee COUPES good coupes, ai! prices low tu meve them quick; Thirty, eixty, ninety ae one hundred and | twenty days same as cash in this sale. LAN ELY & W ALKER DRY GOODS CO., Silk Dress Fac- tory, 16th and Locust, PRESSERS, E 5 extra good coré ght. FORD ROADSTER a, BUICK | TOUR! NU | APPAREL Wtd —Highest Cash prices [| ms . sn ger FI eee: phone | rear ‘end perfect: nections ne ll Ce.. ven | driver or party wanting to tour; G . ™)., ISTH AND WASHINGTON FURNITU KE—onients | ished 5-reom fiat. e. SOUTH, SIDE oy —, ‘ORTHW EIN Ford roadster. . 924 Ope apectal 6 FLINT AUTO EXCHANGE, ‘Passenger, Californ{a top .. || FLINT AUTO EXCHANGE 4867 oon | (c i CHEV ROLE a ¢ XAMINERS -— Also experienced power ma- chine operators on wash suits Good wages, peeitancous WANTS inted in colors (d “BUICK—Tw .. tourts used less than 3 months: 1299. Cabany 7153W Ww estern, hunting. : describe and state price. ‘ in good nh Open Sunday amd | “HU basi 1923 TOURING Al condition throughout: Open nights and Fundeye. Jefferson ‘orl TATE MOTOR ¢ moor Park Aad Heieht= RANGES—Blue ana gray: tlemen’ ' cloth! ng and SPECIALS FOR FHOW WEEK ON USED FORDS Our shewrooms are only a short walk from the gute show, and you will 4 ja dresses. terms within reason: Steady position, bonus. STIX & CO., 4406 Page. Sce fav's Howplial, "10 15 minutes. Harry Appleman, 3201 eaten ) BI CK SPORT . Indi anapo is, Ind. HOUSEHOLD order: guaranteed to burn: 3 up. _14th: south from Clark “av. | SOUTH SIDE File ® sama a ter; just 5 months old; 5 4 : tral 4361. Gelber. Mr. Hammel. nS Kingehiche at ‘Shr JE WE" ae aaa , Stutz, oem $505 8. "G a “DOLE 3 ‘00 SPE CAD] LeLAC- —Tou rin THE De Ww Nrow N Lodi $50, Dow etore are all in ~Prer Tavs 80 ee Can't be told from new. FEF ARROW DIstTRTS ‘gait SPEAANA we 4-Burner GAS RANGES JORDAN— V1 ictoria. 1924. rine mag by draulle 4-whee) MacCarthy- yon ie uring; io0t3. 8 = Garthy- Archer, 652 SCH NU RE-BUICK, W ILLIA M’S—4390 ‘OLIV EE Essex 4 coach sedan, Btude- sorne $50 down. (c73) | Cate ene a es lege nee —-y a few 5 7 oa UNIO ON ONTH OND MARKET STS. GAS8 RANGE — Bet. reseer. GAS STOV = —stroli er, — machine: will exchange for yc eer moving to county. | CHEVRC L eo em Og tt fFENGG es every other small — — AC mM sv Tee venuital & - n. er 6, 4-paseenger: CHEVRON aso an SF ee : SPR NGs— INGS FC stee!: che Co. “1—1923—Hu ani TR aw . PE RA TORS—Experien pe; nae ety Sessa: Spic and span; clothes for women and men, CHEV ROLET—Touring, 192: and motor, $145: | Chevrolet T caring & ae of aondition | r ale = te Sedans For 's monthly a will be open evenings at both stores. LOOK THEM OVER . +6}° °°, BOROO M wees eee fea TER—Charter perfect ‘condition. ee eR eee Raturday. Mentay. Wardrobe oot V War SEWERS— Experienced a ve ework basis, with liberal 4-passenger sport aati bumpers. memometer ie, il, afl al meal COUPE er ae 1 KSC NU RE pound in every respect and has new | ed ee ee piano fc! 9 9 a OO gg a | a fgg AO. is beautiful jordan anened vive: something that 's really clasey oad custom don’t pase thie up; aseund the corner: 7 ee COKE AND woobD OCR.) ton, $3.75: 4 waist | iNT ate x UIC 2 2938 Olive. "1924 BU ICK SEDAN “guaranteed: sane price ar sersonable edan “OP E RATOR—For private a itehboa rd: _ Must have ns voice. Studebaker ae COo.. Kingmiigh way an MePhereon. G VOIS MOTOR CORP... 5646 ei av w CHEVROLET TOURING a oe cars. some as iow $109, in Kood running condition: He yh EEHOLD GO al covering: call on, : 2 and 3 Piece MOHAIR SUITES TE s ORs Re tte { ONTHIW EIN SEFFE RSON 4700 S. good running con- | Open evenings and "Dod ige Trg., $275 tate mode! ané in Al shape with orig- we Gubrantee '!i gs gtthueth i@4 iike te demons: rate it; 7—ewatt S-piece motels, Ou years of depentable er + thie «ar ar¢ drive tt and — the tires are ter- Wastin aS, ia 4 —s ¥ ay : aL L “Ait 'S "Wil-~Money 3 & per cent. Klink, $505 8 Gran fo ~~ : oor: | ; “ ghnee, $7? and nag our price for thie wenderfu! ante nettle te | ‘thas _— Cast $550 others would ask Buch fore; | deinendavie aerv- by! = AS wins Apex. SA sLenwomen WANTED 1924 FORD COUPE Completely eauipnes ; _ST BIL e ‘BUICK AITO Co Fa +a aud Mclberson OJ pen DODGE SEDAN wicnane—sheu “aand Maytag wash. he war FR: mM WILLYS-oVERLAND | chee » tei Wu Feta ; ule retina ance vr joan on suto 04 Jeanett ie eer : i sacs = i Poole Maytag Washer _ &

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A thur Hauschil¢ of" = : _ — = Radio Repairing AERIALS installed e's repaired. cay and mgnt service. F & K. Service Station Tindell 36153. @11 Tower Grove. __ SAFES os GAPES — New anc used; new location a é*« John Bauman Safe ©o Third «oe S _Charies ms. sees —_—— —— et ~ 4 BE a c - ie a due ts -y¥ G a. sacifices $5 Gus hie: ; QM eee $3.25 she “Wisgaum Seed aA. - -« KAT MACHINi-S—Singen 3h ~ Sing SEWING MACHIN:E—Dropheat: good con Gition: $7.50: renting and repairing Charlies T.. Anderson, 824 N. 18th. Ces ] &* 56 ‘cr Y 4 et = pt in me em ee ee. ae _Wanted | @ar SSE eee ‘i ae eee ; - - DISPLAY CASE—10-foot n goo — a4 100 heat Bewig'e Mark t i eo" + SUGENE “pert anent ha Wa’ g tia °. - ~ a. 80 ther beat & ; x es » ¥ toe oe, at 4 ke oo . , 4 eae se tad See . — “a? — ee | - FIATURES g , rea. a . : ; r Steiner's meat &£ _ ee . % sy i - ~ yee ters ey , Pt r¢ ez 7 . ~ - .* : Ss ‘ 4 : : }*} eg mae S P| : 2 - ; . . $4) i : s ; * kA e ns _ Ww a . * ‘ : Al args = ‘ . ; A” «& x >i 4 Lia NU ATO AT ‘ , 7 be : nm Su ? s : ‘ _ ’ ° + res ~ ‘ se 7 . ‘ Ania * , a | oy t,* i 7 ; ~~“ ‘ ~ . . ~ . ~~ ~~, werases i oR > asses «& r ‘ollar ' - x " Re . meta’ = y fis . mes entiz 4 ry j zg “ > x el ~e ; mime ry * ‘ : ~~ 8508 bf : - r iv ARLE Libs fresh and "gs? egcs ’ ite fam l'es, Br parce at faur . shipmer TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES For Sale ADDING MA NES AND TYPEWRI1 Pre = a —— ‘ ae ‘ow r ten Aene- la ‘ er * he ia . 4 ; g Rf 4 , ‘ ° ~4 °a Pr ei 4 2 ee - 20 ADIN MACH! in al ers 4 ‘ [ ; - a ‘ ” A reRS—First- lass machines «.'c end rent at reasonable prices. Ameri- can Writire M Pine : Centra’ 17) a ahead 3 Ri £7 YPEW RI! cs ? : o 4 Viver, R - £40 er 3 “y a } : lore Bre: ry Azz. % r fay te instrument, 70 ‘OMPpete (esson.s hristensen S v4 ge N . rat : “eS Tuning _ a PIANO TUNING : ring: gua tee. bY idimas sane } , »& Gras ; . PiaNO TUNING —Expert. $°. repair @uaraniced H. Kautz, Webster “= i "HICKERING GRANT bianco sat) ian. hea) & 4 mag Za ' } ist ise fA , ou Cari Sa \* i} ~ / is er oe o | terms to it RIESELHORST PIANO Petabiished LSTo bem ve ; -ART-STRa ~—e Mahogativ ase 5 etcef.iie | ; ] 4 ree Proiis . her) n fre ie #1 z Siivs KIESELHORST ANO «cy Ka‘taDiiahe i LSTY | ae v ) : ~ ag 24, . iAN : : i ee - rv a erp a: Zchange?d: w g;. 8 : . eer’ Pas fr ma > ‘ s = . ! >» ning unpaid Ss sell a: a bargain for $110: terms $2 i STereWar GRAND St ieee than theif : parter 2°: ia fine eenditicon terme to «wi: TERE? MoOReT pranwo op EatsSliened LATS LOOT Olive 9 a . “; THU é e and earns profits if it is well advertised in these columns.7WG evens RSDAY Me pe A GOOD BOARDIN‘ G HOUSE isa highly useful business enterprise APARTMENTS FOR RENT a — Ta ea ra, ach pha Aber cede Pianos and —— For Sale a in = “: ~~ os eam-heated apa ent; epen. coces adult [ad ¢ “* t’ ih) 4 “ BGAREKIF T> ee “ rn wrt fia i acuts only. LUCAS ~YUBA ea PUDE E: Vip. sus et, te5) | OAR hall” sduite: Som. COT On We GBs REAL ESTATE CARDS SUBURBAN F c asHiNuTON: e160. TEDUC 4=2L See w modern: garag* West Do yi lege NOW CHAPWe RR: bt ILDING LUC ATION IN CITY, pride S40. iP okses aes ‘ ——— ACADEMY. 1420—4 large rooms. fat evth ng ; r ea 182 wel BLOCK ~~ sare Imo) DELMAR. »' NATURAL BRILL GE B1SYA—New apari- janlior service | and hot water; first or og Tieton z . 2 war and Wa-~ ae ‘ Talking Machines wth 8 Sale rn s bs — + 2 « Tr irze 4 s ' > Sam Hh ane wv tie asia a > x a i - > ‘ , sth Ss ; 7 + a rr , fea h ry ; + : s ¢ 5 +O! — me 2 : ar » 3 Y ve d % re if open JVUHN vs DOWL J Ze ae ~~ es Jib a - t ane » « - res 2 a text Sp.endig trAela oR a Ni rapt tye Llu N eth st . em nm ‘° : ar boneseeg and servic See a -it- — — eet cars) busece ae OR 719—3 + first 5: 131 35°" - ‘ r ums. rs = A ‘. e! ON Eu. 3144 or ] rooms »sa - ye rooms, eun pa NORTH MARKAET, 3:19 e o ~m5.U- 4 Pad semicon ' TATE— GE HOT Be pn ry . f e, bath neat ankior, new “NTRANCES: ( HOICE LOC ATION. electric: open; newly decerated: $35 : ome One fa SU NGaALOW Se ck.) 1002 S. 'Fayior NAR MR. F. ¢ 2 ‘ » Gare ne biock. : +7 teal + as 4 O1 ] eS (%, ten ‘ I ROOMS and BOARD ane 4 af Ww t “ee ( . —— —-- er? . sto NC ’ Las Sos r~ 45 ay Gi. oe | ) ‘Gac 8) fe ow Ly. SAN FRANCISC 3032—3 rooms. strict- J. J. EPSTEIN & SON, 617 Chestnut. a we te B . . fam “ “ T? . ae @ p "4 .G | > [a se r ory . > erm; _§arage £5) | BASIL N. O34¥ A- 3 of ms. bath “ = wae Wr . : os . ~ stea heat, janitor -ser SPALDING llo—+4 rooma@, vata, e.ectr tric. JOHN Ww GribS* ~ REALTY ~ —ea°t e st to | lle nd or third floors: $77.5 hot-water heat: $50 lit 2 th st Garfield Teut a uty 0 Box ¥-.50% eee a iF You M7h544 rs wa A ’ . Pres TF aimesis 5 are ee ~ : - - = " - — - = . : these are the cheapest apart- &f Lovia 457s— room fiat c) EFZEL. 5611-4 rooms and open porch APARTMENT FUR. EMSS re nne district war rccas || eral Tae | She cee edema pedals possessicr “ a , oa : Sa (ER. Xe STOCK E-BUER NN UNION, 2 N—Very nice Nat of ~ EDWARD L. BAKEWELI $51 | ni hranee : SLi M RB ERMA, .* me sare a pa | al aah hee at¢arm seat Poul WwW APS A RAR TW Bi 2 3. a nce S08 Chestnut st cS c-= a or sip cesta | Anca aes : Garfield 35355 138 NM th et 13 a “4 kK Cange to 3 4 " omnes eee at qumncengiion neon Recs . peat sanseuaeneeegneeeantnngrenaeneceaeinette healt oe N. S HITTIER (CORNER LINDELL) ee. ee __ —— AND BOARD WANTED ROOMS IN SUBURBS — — ; ae Rnr-sy RrrPwve 11 Ss (heatn'? oe . , a ‘ * ‘a © ro. #ee “a: a on err to: Haris id A. Bo Ise Stine Snell. piant; Li LD Bl ke 5402—S = i ‘ z 1.08 , , . ee” . ROOMS FOR wows —O9).ONED 25 5K E N TE Do es EPSTEIN & SON. 617 Chestnut. ~ Olive -ut-of? Sar gents: 2 . ens Cs | Oe room apartments, haréwood bath open; faces, shaws — eH eS i aM . - - . > oaananaten ‘ ‘ ~ nes nu , ss iom 61 : es j > « > ’ pe ges a B Fru hed 7 Fiat wee @ c- sn oahle hat h ar M—Hiebgrede meals SS x . mre ea: Chestnut st. (c5 _N._PELLE - ‘ y i > \ } «2 —— — »! . & PA 3 & 4 Fro poet by eo Lie t , ur APARTMENTS FOR RENT 4225. 1-0. rooms, tile bath. sigam PAGE 4944—5 roomie, bath, ea ICES F —FURNISHED we ' Sa S387 Northland: S-rocm efficiency: | mech ~ 2° “- RPXT _Swikd pr -2 : . ect. ma apar:ment, $40 Colfax 2. Mo a WAC? SUD FeGerTa. ~Om —————S —_ it _ ae ¢ RiimGh. o51243—4-room flat. modern F ( YR LEASE are ? * - Ee. ~ay —_ a = , oe - —_ oe aa ——_ = ~en J41l—v arze Ours aie ASTLEMAN, 4012—s-room. apartment SHAWMt T PL... a rooms, bath. Jeeeription and west price Pes M- HoOlLSsSa—@ ti-Sevtember. ¢irst floor wes it ew decorated 2 furnace: $45: New 3-s 1. 41% Post-Diene " public and p FI inde OD etn Rl OT Dn Se Hi 7) , “adi53—Wellfurnished J rochial schools: Cleveland High distric: 7 STORES IN NEW Locate On Side. 7200, Block s120 | tome heat as Plect ric oo he S‘’ORe | athe: West ' Preé mA ngs 1g Way and Thekia. eat ictec us ' 3 family fiat ‘ses — 3007 . : Preat = of t ; A , ad : 2 Tooms, steam I j I 5. * an = = + 2 Sno « “ine Rae 7 ; ; Mie us ~ ce Will san money to - eke... 4 vv -Fri pd ~ Me Ww 4 JS ad ALA + lay A xen = od a " See DELS AR 4134—Furm a a4 ra i 7 oa) fo: ye ~ Pa 4 ~_— en $ (is ng of ; a ge = ‘ 1A? Bia ae Se atu « ¥ me) aa z et AK "he & PRO S15 Chestnut 4.134 Per #411—_W TOR OF = = ay t : ~ ~ ' rte EVANS 442 0A—I our iSrge rooms al : “oF 3943 i’? is 451 F ea ae Ne ery Fii “~ ry J A + A—4 " Ls. gas. @.ec.: end attract': ey xr! shai ° hed rooms ifr Pe 3540. m apa ment eat. gas toilet, 9.5 pare 2 8456 c3 Mi vad aN 4R78 > #~oms furnished ALE Se eo te | IMPROVED P’RP’TY FORS telteres WESTVONSTER. 16.53—2-reom fu furnishes we aca ie a 3, : pe -. A eS rent renw'?t arne-gtea Imy } 40) 4 29 . ~~ alin - a . — 7 - 57 7 Tr. oy ¢ e, in. (_srwer ; pape ond a RITA PLY ] 7 = - a” rooms fr @c- ihe ++ . a. Jka re ~a a are, c Aa DEJ \f Be . — . ° " - Central ein 3 >> . ‘yartf a) a? Si) ESIDE: 6 Wed ——4 jp f at 4 r : Orns. stan” he f. taney Forest ; 7 va er 2} _ Garfield $150 REStth Side. Humbolt 48371 4) SkRAH, #6 N\—Se on, 8 + CG egg, Fs gets sa —— ‘ r > — ‘ wets Be. Ti TR, Ed ban 3 ae iert enome the = 04 N.—#4 rooms. new!r “Om @ HOe@eeesslon riia $3 . BITN(sAl “et £199 ARCHSHOEFER fF rere Fiidy i> Cheetnut ; dern ’ tage. fur a1 e hea ca ah ? ‘ie ‘ ——— —- ’ ‘ earl per per | ; , iJ " es tC mt 14 Tie 79 5 reo « a rrace ae? Tita rar: OF aM a ae . r f nae i RK, 1901 a aa cet : a ot Ties ome ace 8 9 er! ae - iw Y an * a 4 ‘ a, ' resi as KET ln an Te B.S a s BARGAIN If RENTED TODAY (AS te715H—Z2 rwrms $1 —— vas she SSse t ‘ @ 3 £358 - 2 AR * a —~ Toe ~ , . : : . 2 r eX i rhs ‘ i S ; _ BS i : —_ ~ > i - iA > é or _ an a 4 14 . RR, 4 miiz ¥y tice akc. 3 coon ' ARNGRI ry E & Br PA H i Bi \ ue . . *e se * me eee 13 me ind Oreakiast Puen steam fea per NR Dens ate ae REE = Se 7 I Se ISAAC T. ¢ CN EY > cs iexz—3 -r 6 electri FRANCIS-PERRY-RUTH. 110 N| 7th mH Tb 5 cadena” aieae "age sem }} )) Mim” Kanner: iv -* nm ate Minn anon Fn aemenne sft — — } — one. — e : — e. sie 7 4 \r VA Ss ( & 4 2 “4 hipped iain - $O™TMAD: . e ; 4 4 : , ita . eoT* tT aT] ° - a i - +i m~/ |} : 108—3 rooms i floor. | ow NFR Ww ANTS TEN ANT. : TSH-BURNS 103 Chestoer oJ v), , ie. sa > D OBEAR. south west com $18.00 JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 Chestnut. r 3 SAR F ' a7 pr ‘ ~ - pee: 4 ee ee 4 E LACHMORLLER G19 Chestnut. 1 A ‘>eo 1 ? nf ~~ ""% > > wh ATR ; . & ie 3 " a? ‘ os ac11A N—S rooms, ele _ Southwest _ __ FATRFAX 39631 large -come. cece HR EAL EST ae — an > = ; - - ai% ; fe al . -_ an a ATS FOR BENT HOUSES, FLATS FOR RENT FL FOR RENT en. J Northwest Southwest eel ’ _West Pires He Neale Se os - —— LUCAS. 2723 —6@ reo a Ww OAT 3 GARFIELD. : Fa r4 4, —_-3-room fat, conoren- SUTHERLAND. 5331 A—New §-roon wes 1 JOHN H. ABBOTT. BD) Realtor ial was - —~ -i!on = ern conven a Ces ms ; io £4.0 he fi rd - a... Tr as oe 3 L iy £ \ aN i > art IY ents is ra Smnne DO _ 44 ; froc “#0 " __ vate Eaeton. | 7 \CREA ak WTD—IKADE NEW ROM CALL iat at os ROG. S477 Delmar. PALM. aay aa is. tile = "Murphy 5431 CABANNE. nese at on POR ACREAGE. Vac Ant i | ta a , : _ - r ned. saraz’ ow renta Delightful apartment flat: 5 rooms, so aT HAVE it BUX -). we ‘ - 7% - ? ~ . * . , = — ‘ - o 7 =~ - 4% rr urvy (ourt Apartments MOUND CIrY TRUSTE CO., Agt. | larium. garage: near Soidan and a aed DISE = fH. ; - 2 ‘ PP} ee Tt f > F Tr eQer ] i ? rt an , — aris 8S: ——— = sear Vu .LVUA al ores + $% , Te 4. a - a R‘SAIN — per “i 4 c a » r a v . ~~ - o> a & Zt. 2, ~- ps ‘ ° 7 . , in - a t ~ ‘ — 42 m y z LsAt ~ Aba - I~ meme “ $ € i = ‘ a a - a= ge a > «= : Ses #4 * Tnomse . - - : 4 Lens enn vin 4 eakias > efficien stearn —— —-—- Fine +. eas: s. 8 38 “3a s l' 2160. me es bed also arge + w Te "HO Fal. 4910-—r° i floor west > “a aHL- BRU rom KF REATI Ty Co.. $5509 ; 4 ; ; LR : PY PITT 110 N 7th raom efficied t mn. steam pian K. : 77n0 mn ; ~~ 4 be ~ | rt i i i i . ‘iy A Cs si = a oe" - 4 ] =? >t +t = 3 be & . Ai . = . wes tl on a ~ _- - -——— = aaoeran wail - é I. in a3$ : : ai wae 4 ‘ [ . a, rt be >» ¥f A — I J m4. at - eit ge M sry ij wt 2 oaraw aii ™ . vs $32 v wt . . ~*~. >» ™ ’ : ;* . »y > T Lb 4 kK E vv ELL. ; + —_ . Ps Ww. N © it in ype r a ~ nm 4 . $1 a . £ LA . — 2 - Breine Tt ea ‘ ~aeaa JOHN s. BLAKE BRO., $15 Chestnut G03" —_— 1S _N_ ith 2! - NORWOOD. “3121—FLAT; 4 ROOMS AND °O# ” 76 = eapDiN REALT ae | =. EUNGALCAF 7) ——~ tne @ ro @--oom ‘st _ room bricks. # wi ae — H I NEW 4-FAMILY FLAT aces — o—} ROOMS rie STEAM HEAT, SEPARATE CLAYTUN, 68201—4 large rooms, bath. E SITH BRICK GARAGE, $55: WITH- a &. BLANKE K. FE. Co.. T1l Chestnat. IT GARAGE, $50. OPEN io TO 5 ¢kBEsfr. 6713A—Dew builaing. secund fe" Cc} feor: 5 reoms, hot-water heating piant. - 7 ptr seating singe Tat eS oe Apart ment Bidg. nt a | petGHERTY gn. FF. C.. Bea ( heatnat. REAL EST'TE—WTD. TO BUY *t.”_ “INISHE : en wh ar artm n oe Tq? F ici ju JUST BE NCI R ° Se. 7 nz room. breakfast roon DANDY NEW FLATS EVANS, 43134 roms, modes. © TO LET—BUSINESS ; ares ss | years anc DOUGHERTY R. E. C0O., 803 Chestnoat. wag . SB. 1 Ron APM $ oe a 19 Ns 7S ms — ———______—___—— Fo: } » oF an - . | se. Ge fm Th El Re eS anion HaMiILION $2 J~oA—vO foom ; garage ‘ AL TE R JONES R. FE. co. : ee apne e ~ fiat Have .—.— sr . = - > cecorated ‘ ie, arrangec Zur ru meis * * 3 4 s >, ai ger ‘ te 31 CHAMBERLAIN EW FLATS ae on ee ee risa - > PRINCPPIA L £ S tA “aiL1UN, 10504—5 rooms. bath. tur- _ Central REAI cS *\7 E W ANTE D & cb wi ’ ace hardwe floors, etc. ; pen. do 2-0 BibDr pf E. > 3% O—Corner : yh pi e tar tn =| cr ve > rod a a4 A hus ~* » - > ver ; inrestmen anc - mieted: 4| and 5-room apart PO cole Typ ore Fe cy og ory “GC. BLANKE R. F. CO. 711 Chestmut. 7 arket: fixteren ia ie We have cash busers tor investeness Sed) Nagas r 3 ° ers 3 >*D lA Mi “ > Lis4 yes > roo n — 5 oe ~ a4 eu L DE -SK 7 Pac PS — - inciuding ~ oe >. , . act an ee. ae ; waa ¢ rit: | @e oan b wi Sy neisting of 4 and 5 rooms, sugjroeom ette. e bath. furnace Forest 394- iephone service. Sol Al rt WATGHERTY R. FE CO. SOS Chestnut o roome, f Fabled : r> bed. harawood floors, stan hea a a eS i ar Const. Co.. 1123 Chemical Bi water sie P- en Shaw © u * = , *. hs ~~ - oi, . . 1 and Natura: Bricge rayac 2£o0res garage. $.! Parkview 1803 immediate TOK E-BUE ~ | garage. | Sée Mr: Dillon at branch office.| IRMA. 1029A—-a pooma, bath. furnace. WmANiLIN anette ¢ bargain OK KE Bt ERMAND = 2 ak iM Dillon at bre off: eS 4 - J JYa—3 ru ms, Dath furnac FRANKLIN, 292:3—New : Bungalows, Cottages Wanteo _perge’n. ¥Y oat : 13 > Cheatnn JULIAN, 68494—+46 rooms, steam-heating J. 1. EPSTEIN & SON, 617 & ares aLUWw ' ottage. owner de lesirTadiy pa uo 66 : - , - wre ti = ro ge is toeght ‘ ‘ i} & anratcn 3 5 LEFT South McPHERSON. 4020a—7 rooms, bath. fu rent. Incuire 3400 Lindell Jus ato ky naga yo oe a or aaaaa er A gS ~ nace and electr rents $70 Main 1049 FHIRD 322 N —Stor enti [eT AES AN GC. - Cc VNE vy ALFRED, 195iA—New, 4 rooms, tile . = bDactreE i SR ety oo ne ae ~o%a a = . te rock ot-water heat. @a fos ABA: ‘ * : : = SAS FORD —_ av . Lest: “ns s Papi and : 119 >. * or ;, le ¥2 RI SINESS CORSER, WEPSTER GRO any 7932 DE TONTY. 4330— ae. oe ~ ae DIRE EL al Wartheatt Bridge ead” oe A . = —— _ “nad 7 . 4 ~ oe op | ra a*4 a M ¥ I | =" + & - é 4.0 re ms oh oe pa = te 7 wr, a ¢ 4 Le a a .PARTUIENT—Soutbwes Si a2D: 20 ae Telmar 4191W Req Bud) 72x50. d 7. oe a ee 22 rer ga% : ial . ae Yreiness ding at offi é 4 2.8 - j ae 4915.4 b a aieaniein att WEST. END FL AT- 3 ROOMS. $2 — “EL REA , ‘a: 481 Oyw ner a ‘ Ss oe - - SAS is , ¥ optic 4 2mont 20 ad I + ; : —— - _ : a eae nee anal : ree redecorated Gartield . 4 . : : su weer laei mar. biock . rt A?1 S terand : EF 4ston ter bakerr nice 4-room fla store for retail purposes: r ee pm &£ 8ON 27° Liebert et Cen- building, jest furnished 4- —~————— ee bath. toilet. electric. hot-water heat fur i. 1. EPSTEIN & CO., MUELLER OR, a nicl 95 . a ; Fy 5 ‘La ee #rn roviding furn nmisched ear? C25 617 ¢ “hestuct. Realtors. Main ‘ra $1 = ) efficienes: very prett¥: a latest ©. A 32 TOOtms. Wo. ei oe eee vem inten a a o QaNQ “heer? : — we ‘ pargain; $85: includes ev- ture is bought eaving city Wt Biits D. SOPHIR R ‘J _— Beet. zRANI 3103 N.—store posite RESID - 141S8M ¢ varfieiad 4:.°9 a9 ee Speedwa sc! South re ees Age 1S aC a TT a . Se pieces Pl eck TF ne. rooms, Stl —Furnished apartment 2 FULSON pO a we. oi = —~ ~~ ~~? anne ‘ “ hard]? 5 per n od u me LC} OGe ~' 3T LAYcIs. 27 O4—Gonre OC : Monae : : -@erna, near Hampton, e 12 per week and u | uae FLATS FOR RENT—Furnished ©". ui0o. “mot wabinanis uiltine site om Arsenal eg 5; 150. | cone (eG2). GILSON, 5347—3 oma,. bath and elec- =;; pe seeser ; ee eae eS —- — ——e “ nt A 55 agg = 39 PAGE “t | ee CRAB TH ane w Y i were lon ~TIIM CF > 7.5? — ‘ are - ty} > _ : : en i. ry ) - samt RAL ao dues weet oP Kincenig _ Northwest . nome lampton ee ot a ~ ~~ ~* e - ~~ bail aa 4 —. : d , _spi did ar “ . oe ee a ae: - e* ‘ a iit ~ae | 4356 4 — - on. @ ec ic x pentral for foctor s of? - loca > i és - ‘. ‘ f . : . ~ ? araZe a - - " ~- . ’ m4) =” = —— > = 5? r *~f 7 i | « ' » ‘ 4 4 s a &A ar 4 - ea 4 i co : ‘, i? ; ts ¢ i . - \ > I. ’ » ’ ~ — a a * rn@ : a at ran % . , a a! : a: ge tract or is TSREAN aero Ff Sw & aie Se i ism ¢t°24-—~+ o4- . —_ ~~ silane eidiaititalleieamies a - ecia i? ; , inp ese . L 4 ; pnt @tvia ; err 2: — ~# ‘ i456 e% ¢€*? “" 5 7 r wy ‘ . “> ee? r + . . senile site i -. — ath re ‘ land -_ A ica and "_* : : e o ; s r ae & | ‘ sin ~ , 3 Z : ARM a H si eam * : _ * nF . % i oO ~ om - eee ” . ‘ —_ r rd 5 xot — . 44°" R_- _ a — . , tJ “ewe Fy New 4 4) : - T E. Y t . 2. Seale ~ — i! + Livi VIR ‘ ; : - , ee “ys : ev nt # ata ae. ; / t P - } ? vent f a’y ¢ s‘s at See 4, =e 4 44 : Soil th Mie rarme =e es 1 ”* a postoffice ©) — Zz : xt the ‘a * r er tt ere, AP AR ALAS £9 | ceGens. 72= Civestsu | s) | BESIDENCE-O room modern home: Ca |. 8015-17 Salena et.: Same one and dry idee water. eet ae ng Toom. Kitchen. je sieeping porch: $43: 100 ‘feet enat of arms, P. AYING LOCATION POM pany 0." sis vel moored ie | Sire ae pnd ete? a _ a ee Tt “1617 4 -— et ew fio: . _— ee - a. a 4 _ a bi S A.. , ead S44] fax yf : om e «s 4 Z Ke « s an mame . > gas and ice. « witha a Stal ianee S = oe West HERRMANN JR, EF 16% © eared ; -atien. we ioe from CYPTAGE—aes Pr Al : ee ee a ~ ‘ aA Gia, c . fe " aRis = Q : - $ BE! . . oe Li? a3 Vani age 5 +i . 5 ? “= 2 @' - - P ox" oo ap - ee ry a a irae is co ¢ he ee ‘va 7 ‘ : tt mt . eg ‘+ et = __ ar gas. 2 . 4 . _ . X > -& - a 4 . , t } = * = ¥ : ; } 3 ~ = e : ‘ : ‘ ~ ~ os : _ ay -_—~ ‘ 4 : : 2 ¢ on~ 3 - . ~ ¥ 4 4 : ; 4 ia dential locations) ie ee ee ee bath, ROMAINE FL. 3880-9 roc tee eo ine Ce ce Ripke Rinks x Ste Pues i — * tag sy 5 4 wy = 2 rea - mia Se ; 5 sd 7 4il a f Za sv Av . ¥ Daas ns iene 4——_4 rooms, fas. ciec’r o. oonn ad hot-water. furnace ard- Mapiew ary WEST TWEE OF Om aoc ‘ ’ ee rh on gas ON eee invutin | omttcmnl 1c , 4 rooms, breakfast Troon n-a-dor : at re HE. ” e encquattiosaguets ” Hy i ~ a i128 pf 444 Be 1.3 ‘ ~ : x é iii a ¥ P e arr ‘ r Ay am ot ay moms, bath snome: ft tena - ~ axe * : ir - art ati . . t "T. an , re 4rs Tim eciae y . oe +. siectric. fixtures. shaces: 34. eats eek te yn i. 5 eet niv €5/) montana es $ sus ip -¢ pen for inape h * $5 -x -— ath f rilac ~ ith. -4- 2D = - . . . a 4a g . a oon . . oe eae — : os ~ - 4 ¢ ri ‘Reo ‘ith €OUNSNTHRY HOME . : . , ca "°a7 €19 Tywilar ($39 : aan : wondeina ‘ finn a4 pase ee are) THEE, Shae man cain ec SUBURB'N PROP'TY WANTED Location MYR @ bao. Fores S198, © ——emeton = ——-+ TOMIN(+ 4170—Living iM eTy Srint APARTMEN TS—Northwest corner Van- Tee Pleantifn’ vA ape, coms . ef _ {> wirtcheret‘e 4 i 4 av 44. _PAaOT = ‘ rat f i = ze # 7a - om i ry . ers Bailding . apartments, tust opened far ~~ — 7. -—_- T r "a nies ee ee onth water furnished: references. see faniter ae a ,. thee: we reranvk YT S"MRAWYW a on 7 , . fi Dele ae :» Fda i ? Baa & coe er TL A Ds Boe & 34 : eee 4 io steal a = > +’ niin cilicnleeianiliianitcitien tiie sl h - a . : ° : ; Z : ' : é + . ‘* : ‘ ' ti Tig: til &ii,? 7 & Uiay- con rn at Hetweery Warson ard > .- * > nS - a a - es iu (a Gee OOn AT THIS FLAT FOR A “EAL ENRSGHT. 4061—t10 reems. furnace. peice \Atjeees with - a enon . se i al ’ P 4 . - - ’ a ‘ - 42 2IW .—3 m3 at. ARG ALN Al sie A Sse S Se J. L. EPSTEIN & SON. 617 Chestnut. orice, Box J-2546 Post eet JPnn Loar One of the high- ga7-age separate good rs te Ai £ kus ‘ Sh seastot i TS AND zA> we - i . : : sitesi = , * Main 455 = * 219 S > Roms ates gas 8 an_’ most beautiful tracts ‘n- St. Louis County. Motor ae -_ rWENT FOR | RENT $27 50 —_ —————— $0 ran 192M ) bree + . | yy ctv 5 - ‘ Lear i i i * 2D ot Ve % , nm brick tar nee oom ogee ae 7 sinh herent Ba ae ; Ww | ‘ ranspor* = i” : Oe rive. ” “oe gaiow, tile bath hardwoed floors, fur- FOURTEFNTH 1228a N.—32 — ee ation. I P sieahaierinailestibibita - ~-._ ee P ne @ Vilw 7 7 - " tailed Po se = , pena ‘ URL a rice “Cason > m2, @iectric ; : is e ’ “ ; TWENT} THIRD, 36104 N—+t rooms ...... rarteld 0584 asonab ee ee ge yee So no As ms ic aqui ek buy er st “ R. A —" = a bcs IB ieee gtd ere 3 ~- * aaa a . ee i ~ T7 & FRAN 1°08 Cheetrat et KOTSREA* 2? Chesnut . ST TEC rR ‘ EPSTFIN _& SON. 317 Chestant. 9 —- =. | Seay = REALE ‘4.ease clauses. Plat ready for a Tare a. oe wee ake fe : 4% Second east ving Hit ROR 34:34— iret rooms, beth gas wF HAVE ° r —room. <.ning® nom. kitchenette. break eertri:; $20. For residences, f a's fil hg w LE GRAND JONES. Ine _Beaitors 102 N. Seventh ae ner Hanon SS ‘s | eA

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BEATTIE OREM WE a8 , OAR? 0% Bee aeons. (pate OE A pee ag & * ) oe e nie 3 # Pisa hake $3) PT LT en Ae: A BIS nag Ne BTS gs Seer Te oe : ‘ ae - as as ah a byt. ee See) A Pak ae ‘ ‘ ¥ Wil Mal Agee % BSS RAS cor ’ oT. | Surely nature would never have put so much of flavor and nourishment in beans if she expected folks to boil it all out again. Nothing like that happens in the Heinz Kitchens. Heinz Beans are oven-baked — all the good- ness baked in, all the nourish- ment retained. Beans that are steamed or boiled cannot be labeled ‘‘baked”’. For really baked beans, read the label, and buy — HEINZ OVEN-BAKED BEANS in the good old way with tomato sauce > Other varieties — HEINZ TOMATO KETCHUP - HEINZ CREAM SOUPS HEINZ COOKED SPAGHETTI - The taste is the test HEINZ VINEGARS ADVERTISEMENT Get back that lost weight! W) hen you start 4p waste awar to sh au low, wh en the color lea es ™ * 2 a } vrour cheeks and vour poor, tired legs will hardiv hold up rour weak body it - time Vou started taking a fine tonic and butlder like Taniac. A ened high 7 aniac will build vou up: vou feel that life's worth living. , Made from roots, herbs and bark gathered from the four corners the earth and compounded under the exclusive Tanlace formula, Tanlac is must what the poor, starved body needs, First of all it eleanses the blood stream and puts the digestive organs n order. You find, after a few javs treatment, that vou want to eat. Pretty enon. the welcome eo! ir steals back into vour cheeks and the seales tell vou that vou're gaining weight. From then on it’s only a short time until rou're feeling f + as . fiddle. Millions of men and women have ‘aken Tanlacs with great benefit More than one ndred thousar —. have written us gl ow} ng tri by tes to thi s won derful tonic. perpiess and plaved out all the time. Teok-no interest in meals, work or recreation, Tanlac gave me needed | Calls Tanlac Household Treasure | “While not exactly {ll I felt tired, in all around me.”’ a zest. Now I enjcy active interest Mrs. L. H. Darnall : 1935 East Lacona Ave. Des Moines, lewa When vou know it has worke? wonders for so manv folks it’s folly not to take advantage of Tanlac’'s druggist’s now and start the good help yourself. Don't put it off an- work right away. Take Tanlac Veg- other dar, Get a bottle at vronr etable Pil's for neatination / Pain in Joints With applicator attached to cork ast brush ‘*‘Heet’’ over the pain irea, whether in knees, haniis. shoulders, feet, legs, back, neck or "ht wall euritis Rheumatism Besides, ‘‘Heet'’ «atte * . -. }., } 7 . . gestion and establishes a . Heet’’ eontains two soothing penetrating ingre« *. 0 ordinarv sive to nse in limente or bedy. Instantly you feel this harm- analgesica ‘‘ Heet iS a cieany fra- 238, glorious, penetrati ing beat draw grant i doesn ‘+ efa:n. b ater . . . the pein right out of the aching or irritate the skin. Druggists guar oF wollen joint, miiacle or nerve antee each ai) ‘ent hottie. The Pow’. -DISPATCH ts the o: Bewsveper giving Asevciated p ress —- >t. Louls evening uews service. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a ance — THURSDAY EVENING, PEBRUARY 25, 192 3 I Louis Post te eR ST.LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH 7 DENIAL THAT MELLON OWN ALUMINUM FIRM > the Asso ASHI 1 ae ‘ent of the yotin ae eT ee ead — MAN TAKES POISON IN CELL AFTER POLICE SEARCH HIM ~ e ~ - a ’ a? a! A _ \ S4 = “ts. Ss: 4 _Y S ~3 3 ¢£ ~ ‘ ~ , > ~ i 3 re ~ AMUSEMENTS ONLY IWO PERFORMANCES REWAIN IPICA ORCHESTR Mextco’s Gov. Band—First American Tour—4t0 % 8 Solvists—Marimba Band lembers Odeon—Grand & Finney TONIGHT AND I>OMORROW NIGHT, S:15 Th = da) M : . aio DON T Wiss THERM Tickets $1.10 to 82.250. APOLIAN cOo., 19004 Wiive St. Dir. Elizabeth (ueny ODEON MONDAY EVE.. 8:15, MARCH 1 FRITZ KREISLER |, IN VIoL ae — egy Tickets $1.65, a tt. “i008 eneert Dir lizabet crs the ¢coR- oO ure os fl Rudeiph tranz, FRIDAY AT 3 St. Louis Debut MR. GANZ wu Fearrre WILLIAM TELL OVERTURE ~wist—~ JOSEPHINE CARRADINE DIXON —riani. Hae mm, a Persistent couglis and colds lead to serious trouble. You can stop them now with Creomulsion, an emulsified creosote that is pleasant to take. Creo- mulsion is a new medical discovery with two-fold action; it soothes and heals the inflamed membranes and in- hibits germ growth. Of all known drugs, creosote is rec» ognized by high medical authorities 4s one of the greatest healing agencies for persistent coughs and colds and other forms of throat troubles. Creomulsion ins, in addition to creosote. other ng elements which soothe and heal the infected membranes and stop the irritation and inflammation, whue the creosote goes on to the stomach. is ab- sorbed into the blood, attacks the seat conta heal: “>| of the trouble and checks the growth the germs. Creomulsion is guaranteed eatisfec- tory in the treatment of persistent coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, bronchitis and other forms of a tory diseases, and is excellent for bull ing up the system after co! t fe. of ds oF cu, Monev refunded if any cough or coldis not relieved after taking according to Girections. Ask your druggist. Creo- mulsiom Companv, Atlanta, Ga AMUSEMENTS Tonia eh@— Stet. Sat. FIRST TIME HERE! MESIAE SHUBERT SE GENTATIONAL REVUE " Site . SUNDAY SFATS NOW Arthur Hopkins Presents NENE WHAT PRICE ae Ee tha a sal gemiee sn Sichts, 50-$2-50 MAT, WED, The Great War Comedy NEW gic on CAST ‘91,00 1004 | Olice vw ORIGINAT Whe Seats also at Aewoilan rHIs WEER NIGHTS AT 8:15—50« TO $3.85 MATINEE sSaT. ONLY—Oc To $3.30 SEATS SELLING FOR BOTH WEEKS His Greatest Success "STEPPING STONES: Mriginal Company, DOROTHY STON E Duxs This trreat ine Bill Lase 3% to “=ee Head! Qucuiruple Jimmie Hussey Miss Frankie Heath Relly-La Teil ( ompany COLLINS & PETERSON LLOYD & BRYCE BRYAN & FAIRCHILD Ralph Williams Neat Week Most Prete at “euecd, toith MARTON H AR K he Niats Datiy, 2:25 he - Fe *-ati-"An. to $1.10 \ zht s. 8:15 1 be-S12. 50 . 2 ti may bur “che at Prunch hex of . rez téar re? Louls & men wf in” iirpveum Pals r\ . . . fees in vour reughbor- AsK vour drugyist " e rs i7xr AUZUS ( ot amen ADVERTISEMENT ACID STOMACH 1! ALS SOUR “hew a Few Pleasant Tablets Stomach Indigestion Gone! fine. re = nbd L s,of indigestion, gases, Deart- = ak IUToeE 33, @ aas =— > —iitv.ecuesd painitation vanish oe a ~ — * >» : AND ORM GAS, GAS! the first of Missouri’ New York-Produced Shows JOHN MURRAY ANDERSON 'S (*7?he MELTING POT: “Debit of * CHARLES PREVIN irector of the _ Missour! Concert Orchestra ’ F LAST 2 DAYS! | HURRY! HURRY!! HURRY!!! NATIONAL CHARLESTON CHAMPIONSHIP Dressing the Chicago is ou leaders—see ALSO “DANCING MOTHERS” WITH CONWAY TEARLE _—- ~—--— WEST END a.wric *° CAPITOL Starting Saturday CECILB. DEMILLE | 'N A THRILLING DRAMA COLLEGE L/PE “BRAVE HEART CS. LILLIAN RICH ‘ s@SALLY RAND PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTO PLAY T HEATERS RAY SES END FEN ie p Todays - Bremen = AE oy we | Marriage Births Bu and Bremeq_ i! a R= VAR i LAGE o4 LooD ee ~\ e : > am CHEROKEE, — meal & : 2 : v ei a =e +16 —— St. Bite Simei 4ran 3 . 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LOCKE Supported by itt heathen Puru FLUOTT DEXTER Chippewa ie : Jeff. & Chippewa | YEs : | AL (oe ‘The —a CONGRESS (41-5745 came 5) 410° 3 Olive St. Amateur Cinderella Cherokee and Iowa ‘ YER hae the heen offered apPortunits t* gmude nationally such « treme Pa aH ing programa with iK@ G WOMAN scorned, , a 3 GLADYS BROCKWELL ho loved tu | Grand-Flor. (suet Sees Ss) 4 Ove LvO men, Grand & Florissant ‘ “The Only The” Tast Two Davés both loved onotner iat a . “THE FIRST @ PS = SOR. D SI O1S1OWs LI VO Le oF wel OB. -1-1° @ GRAVOIS ‘ an of the We :“T- ~ SO7F So ae i” Y LIGE CONLEY COMEDY ff i !te02 £ Grvrote iid Face terion. thereby zie Bye rae = SA roy | — ~mle | =6'Yalue pany ane . KINGS ONLY ee eee y oenaive age | ot , _ Clayton £ MecCans. ' ee penn ker. The changes @& ' parts mmke the True Tene of “a sephenes., \eu ett! find “. Powhatan |. Vaplewood , eeR — \ fg STARTING Sarunpay SHAW; } 29th and Shaw new Buescher. 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Ari — , jj onal finger anc planiset; Ed M 10] i ‘ 9.4) nusical r rogram. WDAF 7. - : ‘45. P. M. WLW 42 aS: 56 A. M. pen: | rlunit ri onder fisl LL Di€ Lime p? ‘ ne? ; : ae roi oh ¢ Silige: Bei curae’) re Bens as i , 2 > (5960.0) frolic & : he ($22.2 ” i gr by men rand-Flor. ' Double P } crude a , : to Urchuse 4» hick th, Hrine «} al decir ; ’ mee = ut fu ' 1} 9 arPipony Ksinwere —_— (VY Ile | $330 P. M. i a roiuc, Ted W ee@rrn sa . ° ne Night Ifowig. Crosley’ : (rand @ , “dust & rogram { mtied See elIS advertise aor : rife hasgts e® made to dé : , “» | KOA (322.4). farm an .ic'or Recording : SKY Terriere @ ‘ >? her Florissant i or} UP pore’ and 7 ic lt fremendous serif ti et = sef err ne whe? ee em : poy orien ‘ , ‘ Orv a ¢ ba oo } vj aa ee Oe . = 7 ie] | GQtlea? An box. ee : 4,rie’ Ore Nesters Billy . : . ance musio. one tiles . — Be: ‘© Oniy Thing” i his genuine Neut nor eY oT ver ¢ennths — vi Soe ete 3 s f ‘ Mrs. Stella O'Lae r ca 6.9), Aeolian stting an: “Gairs Orchestra: Ted Mer 1A. MW GR eee | triled wy $15 04 rodvine ses —_ — bhi at ee ae t 2 : ; —@ a : f , ‘ | ! Dia \ c t ww Hee! tot ring Qua? Runis ee oe . 3 yw ‘ . TTT - ~ lied to oe . t ‘ > wa Se : : eae © ° .* " : " Cla I eT ig i . ’ in 4 " ' af AVOIS (Double Prog ao a ee ee POI pned SQ uUlpment —— ow i ' r Ow) rie} } & ie ty Lillies Yewe) mars We } yy PAA ayeae " uso.) Insomnia Club. Coon. . ” *T- . , . P I ’ , a , 2123 wees o ? *PUHT Ar aie * ° . . ’ j ad " e Jefferson £ Gravole (Sn of the World” om- “ ' ‘ / Roval Neutrodsne recei a ' eA M.. Dunce program fron. |i ‘ ertainere 12 MIDN IGHT. anders’ or: hestra. “Wild J _ and £ Set has COMet-t dicites | 4aSue Haurvom 8-45 PY Wwe a rcer Wo o « ches Ustioe and will bring in. dict ig (ee Ption \t Belleville ! | Y KP ¢ — eM (361.2) dance urcheetre «/ (447.5) Ginger hour TAttie er eraetiniinimpint clear): Ik i. Cisturnt stations f tA K nike 7 : é FY ae ! JPW ic wee. Foe my fy eg ! GY . “ Be — *- . CR AND erson I PER OF ing Programe \ i emdey the lead \ 2 "si al w ‘ ; @si Fit RI 4 — TT) a - hae ' 7 Siriy Quartet * 4,7, ee - : ee"s acai _ iis F BEES C thot distortior va : ) Nort lL PERMITS ursday, silent night for: KFAB KYW ;re- « — | ieee, : . i. hevdore F Rr, “es eth |} is: ei) tater. in ror ‘ oclm , siete . VO0-S), NOULTr Of music ‘ ’ Lafayette ‘ ee j , me ) ag ‘ a! “3 Nf ies ' = °50 P. MI wah ‘ atid atu e? » 3 ie ca oe Oe ae : . ‘ “ j 8 be x any My .\ or (270) tt" é A ' tn o »s \ t? > ys ~ 'F . A « ¥ » fof ow) @ i — el re e) ~ j on ane i¢ ‘ .? c Q * et € eds o*. “s LYRIC f ma C ARFY tn Terms: $2.50 Per We k 4) "9 ther, \4 ‘ ‘ e sor 1 ja? SOPrier > ‘ a \ SA ; (eco. f.ooed? ee on eeene x %, a re Pine ‘ RED Cra an 2 : gr Peels na ia 4 2:30 PON ~ Ore orchestra ~*~ “ eee . “ 4 : " > : i! ~ 1 ; x . .? > ‘ “a "ff A iat ats Ts soceteaaaenttoneeigaati M ‘tei? a 44} es ; e 7 ° Th . ’ w > wa C é, eS \ ‘ ) 4 : P § 9 { rer Y) re la 4 ~ M TT na 7 S80) Kossuth Lnna Mays eg OF ad v tea t py - | >, a8) FFI ‘ ates a CAST an ; it : MS hige 4 o> t : BaTan | | 4 }P “I t Corie ‘ d: nee a ~SIYN Vand ‘ n i ‘ 2 My thai eat ry tits a ° rv , 4 ‘ . - si , oe ae + evrenter ‘Firs PEOPI oo ‘ i me . ! \ ies i. ~ «s ‘ | | me - j ‘ , a Pe | . ¥\ j ; ‘ at ‘ 4°15 Manchester (in “WOMAN OF THE M. FF. ane aa 14 aL ON , + . 10 WRC tH Ss +} rr “ ure . d WORLI” ‘: | a i} j eS hha ~~ * Aiuis ‘ ASTI ¢ a Vs . > ' ric) Lf ryy: ty r) or Vy i} 4 4 (RMA, , 7 d : ; ™ P = nee — iiiliiariatanae are nee on \4 WI f A.) na : rn wWwe RK err } ‘ Ni) , . b Pins aye. Choe? re Wr : le SS ) cia DY O8Ta Ty? . —— — fil ‘ Lear @ hin ‘ ois ' ; ‘ . ; . ‘ { f g oT, . ' — ae : , i-4 te “ f +. ae a . Ol t] ‘e *. Maplewood § RICHARD DIX in oo eras 0 Ben FS + ce (RO 5:30 P.M. % Womanhandled"’ ao * ; “e ; -- bm DD et a~’ ROD” ge. ‘34 > Tl RO! cnK A eng 7 KPI X ee¢.: 9:15 P. Mw. “s ‘ : Sit "2°¢ ; 1” , . , , . ' - : % / ty af i j *% ¢ " rf. F , - ari l } Ke @te ]44°” iia { t *? sittic Svriphonw one PON -”s FH . 4 } Spanis, f iASS es “* as aL hi wer oe Rte re : ji J } nape ‘ ‘ { sie “7 : a. \Wep main: ‘ S 3 iin et os ; m i ‘ “ 4 t 's : ‘ , x I ec a | AP propra > Oe ’ = ees ie ‘A a Bi 2 ié4 ( { ch ru Pe hour - eee" 5" *, qu 9:20 P.M Seretesereticeccorcectetecce | iad, Miliiiiieeadiiidamindiie BES Tig et vy . a a 68 @ ae’ o*,*.6 ¢ oa fF 6 6 | Se eg ‘ s ‘ >| A } 4 4 Progre ry” * Cott tee Eh | reese me. feria FH eet ~s dmeinumenpans : Hie TAU 4.59 = OnIpta ' I i.e rf ’ . mh fiz e- god ; > a , acwg * So es VV" ‘ eh are Be ; : r } vi L O°; eg ee OL ~ >. a nN z £ > 7170 Manchester ‘ “on if trang” (Comedy 9:30 P. M. Montgomery fALL-STAR CAST ip ' = cmon &§ oS omor——— > BnG tl. Lugger, 1130 Auber | ge ft # lit bh UD de* er ee) Per ? { ar > , J h *slASS sve “?c) . L . ‘ 4 psa ; oe s - perr re : i } w) ‘ © ‘ fi the I Struments 0 v.93" ed . ‘ ‘ 49°°2 s a , ‘ “tet oe ‘ Guth ce 4 i ~ Boocie ae \ 10924 . ae _ vei ep oncert orches ra 1% Pc (468° \Tever T>a is "1 nd ‘ 7) * , *y ‘ : J Z, | “ ié : we ‘ fie { _ : ‘ ei? ea* a : ae “. ry ; ~ ’ r’airve , T ; : ‘ - ‘ , t A} ad fh) ~f fie " ‘ aan: A r 10 } Mt i I » , " . ‘ N "ee on o"s"e*o*.* *@ae «a og" 4 as “ : * s*,* 2 @ "* a*e*s*.* oe " ~ “s"e*,*. 0 @ oa". Oe 354 Fast “ ston | ‘The American Venus’ OZARK * Eleanor Boardman in Webster Groves po EE Lene” — PAGEANT (¢ aucstan can vt Sa | Deimar ‘ in The America: Venus’ —_—— AR (ZK0 4 Crier’ Cyt coh) eet we . . i ei hk , oA A 197} Pittsburg Pom mid oo ON \ e Tie a 7 - Coty) Var eye }440 pe a“ rad 3 Divorces Granted. 1 4 ‘“fO (861.2) “Richelieu.” tive act - ; Ose yi ‘i ' ( “?¢ } : J is! ets th oOeng , aS a ae ’ ~ cer é '\ du > «= "9 2 @ “Erermody " is Changing i le a | Buescher” | : . Seeaa rt ar. ope . j SS 1KReCTy Hod A ‘ not tod y ; pe ; A 7 3 , ZA Det} mom Fray ° a © } i d i file Cijstiode ¢ oO} = 1) Ve on ¢ f ’ Y Y (420.5) Golden Jubilee clas els izi* 4 i and M. Russ 408% Rucee ~ : > See8 ' oe o-~ > Cf) rey ‘ > ’ er At eT nor ; 'y ¥ - ; i r i . ’ } - hy 4fo.! Collegiate nigh¢ SAXOPHONE. lhe nn a eve IMNDPro\ emer | ts . — ver, d45 in the Rueacher 1 rue- lane , hs ; * = a”* e) ’ - ‘ + . - , “e ; hye rT) ey T Pacers ; ‘ sie I ‘ * Ine T ’ ‘* ’ anc 4} . + 4 Riper i” ° =) rma free Lihbert Regge ‘ if ‘y ty opera ; mer Troy Rut ' bane es ates ‘ 4 nares ‘ . a >, = Ti" . 7 “ ‘ fn: ; Wo Re 4+ s ' Army band concer? i I — t® - Sani, Wende Hi . . P : ‘ ’ & ; ‘ shmes 4 ada ii SF +; ae i " i ima loey Dintryie 7 7 . | = ; af 4 wo 4 , ; Prog: os ry * + rr? - tain ery? ow % 1° ’ , ' Le. 4} | a te } © i\'6 ihig at Home pyr "4 «@ ° *@-s o*.*. 4.2 6 . ‘ et PO "ao" Powhatan ‘ ustphe Menjou in j ————- S!aplewood he Grand Duchess and the Waiter’ Me x SHAW § Bianche Sweet and "oth ‘ allie” deus Shaw ‘Miucbearg’e Wives? ) Soe. \LL-STAR . Shenandoah fALI-STAR CAST In ) “SEVEN pays” (rand-Shenandoah and Vaudeville My TIVOLI = Atistan cast The American Venus’ ~ nenindne make it not only eusier to play, but enable The oe to produce clearer and more beautiful gone eitee ne ln the octave key, the bore and Other 7 all the Buescher True-Tone Saxophone the peer TeV tea You will find it a pleasure to piny the wr. fs Tr. Come in and jet us demonstrate it to bhi, { places you under no Obligation. ¢ Ou Can Trade in Your Old &xophone on the New Buescher. '-« . a F sre 5 Mallon, 1211 8 Ake Tore ngtlid to mother, VCAI } J : coh le; ary. ne é 7 Hare Miot“e sles as WEAF 40 ; he = a tte ' z PP eng No . h ly | Teco | |i ted for their long life aver i | BECAUSE l'veready Dry Cel] “A” 0 9 « nd R F , n npg “ rishe 41R6 De'tnia » , ands : 9 . : i : and and J Rothangn’ area om eRobec, maiden name oe , Rn. and 1 1 aa Preirn lary froin James Hele WFAA (475.9) Baker hotel or rites: dan | eae a oe | Batteries are designed especially for radio use, they last longer Y = a. inline ‘- ~ VIRGINIA ‘ * qmanhandied”’ ~iberal Allowance @ Up rm. and Die ‘ ” a ’ : 1 oe e ricil / , Virginia ' the ao Mins er —_ Convenient Terms or ed ATae ‘ NEI O¢ ime ineiiietiacetiiat — : : . Shh) ai es 9 } : WEBSTER ; AY Se ee 4® a ' er, TOIR Ethe c of maide Rehman: reg- ‘*¥CnN ee dinner noeer . 1.STAR CAST in Parnas, 5] . Wiien f Tes _ WLM go ¢ De! 12th and Clinton (THE Man ‘wire #& Fines id's 3 Used Saxophones ing. 8a : Minnie fro ~, Mle seine oe ale aay onerty § Melod OUT A COUNTRY” ®| Rangin, , ee Guaranteed in perfect ° ft ona 12 FM ° a sei eens sien PE tit TI i tin $9 cn playing condition. Priced 0 NV. and Paton, 1820-8 m7 I n VG) 3 cha : ’ §926.4) talk ley Nave the pe and ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ ase a { 7 7 ‘ a "i - 0) | __LAVENTHAL THEATER CIRCUIT | °. 200 up from ee OG Peg emme:, 512: Anthan: ey, age ody of WMAQ (447.5) Hotel La Salle o: 10:16 PM make dry cell t aa eae ; ASK B : 3 — 1 Oe Fe esem. 497) ‘eats. phil to mother.” ce eee KTHS (374.8) Piano anecials a : uve sets deliver their LAND (Double Program anjo Uke elite 7 2. an® M. Hurley, 4 mae ore from Henry Thomas Y,inde: WSAI (325.9) Hote! Sinton or-: WCCO (4164) das pecialties ! best. There 8 an. Evereede ae "500 dl Newstead j The Midnight liver™ ' Play While say ‘ I [: : Mi ng é = abs Os | 4 rs “lane on at a WAS Were} Pte oe a i ; Vi ie f \\ BZ , Ke 2 riusica prog rs a ene Pais @=* + : 2 | 1026 W. Fiort { neeotne Seoeae te ATU SFT ° “1518 “Monroe. ast night More: _— a - \ (617) musical progran WRAP. (475.9) Pantene. « : see | 2 EEN" *The Midnight Flyer” OL 3. awe ming et: ¥en ie el (apt. AS! 645.1 WEBH O23 fs wee + Seater Sutera* ; alent SE ee ae etree . — lusive Sas ig ceika ae 7 q] : * ‘ ; j ns fre ae _ p 89 Sut Wi Al ; wt CY 4if P- .* *iate rer : ra aaa oO: ‘hestr Se JNICN {Double Prog.: “Sa and Instruments, Ludwig eues cad ceo tay > on ® had WEAR (889.4 rr 4K f WFAA ‘ « . ate ; Sf eeepc \ sprig fn WOR WOC (688%). wre | Wake | rtis —s % ' j oe 7 [2 ——opor——— 7 > E ri . ” t erer ae ene ~ ’ } ‘ ‘ s Life . 4 ‘ a * es . down” and

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0 | THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1920. oh ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | | oD i 2 [60 T y IRREGULAR | ' : | nae oT QO ‘IS Ss . 1% VW i f j : \ RK " é. | | : - ; f i; & 4 “ 4 a ° * : a -_ ; _ eT See Oe eS ss Sak a le e z : a a a eameenaanl =" ST. LOUIS STOCK EACHANGE + T 5 By SEW YORK, p says — —- racist sats item aie -" . rhe -Pixt-Dispatcn ; , 37 Bun retin list In the exch ange today amounted tx > \ares com E NEW ¥o =e , sioviks anc . —- al - In +h following table will be found a Us On the excnange ; 4 pared % est. closing and ~ — . ‘s “ : ‘ ‘ = i — . —, Ne ‘\ rr. ™" 3 ae >" a * = an “ . ¢ m2”? 5 octan -- Pan, $2 ~~ ¢€ =e . 2 : a | > fad \ : — : oe uw TORK. Fi i Seis E tee 8 LOrK S x Ex- niin teas b . t ywest ana closine prices of bonds traded ip on the «~ Stock Excnange (OG). : e : ange during the sessions of toda" ivicenha rate &; |New York Curb Excl a ovis MERCHANTS’ EX" HANGE. | jots (50 omitted) #8 1 {Inited States Liberty Bonds are in dollars an jans poe oe i _— “4 oe . aden : — ‘ - | E * = ig ‘ions on United Shade — “J ¥ Kien — ~* — - - rr" onhe ‘ “4 n a ‘ . ' * ee > teat : Qo *?, ™ r : n@ cweing and : =e i. $ =” g shares mpared a1 6,149,200 @ ‘; So 41% : 5g melee | t ts. for instance, a gale printed 99—24 lowest, closing prices and net chahses Sein vel ic — of - ; L wing sxe the official touay * DiKB jolla | ae r r acd ‘cao- : ‘ > - ‘ i i i . ‘ ei cal ~ + vat ay. ital : , td i ‘ hi [DB oral mar Ps | Seeret ir. a . ; : + ; : ‘ rt or .@aecon i= O1 | a7 thin ain dame lor hoe we ova,? b. hi aud mc . ‘8 BP ee : ae ’ 1. | 5 4 . +6 ‘ ¢ ita nr, Poy thmirty- biViuuds Bil Y i RS yi.) . . $ eck : ~* were $12.3 »U' against $11,609.0090 3 estercay mye 4 aig >. Lee. ~ Pac i curs . ” , . | : r > x ? Tme x i iow rd 2 4 ‘ - ~ 2 , ‘ ies — : ‘ Sas 7) TW : mats —— o4 5 : : e® jots mitted SICK ALM re 25 Serenity ae , oy: tid sr enan it = st : 10 4 - we 11 J$LIQLeSS roa. i Rates i wat ww } : ) a e} — y ‘i ? ‘ iat ‘ mooi i : i : : oie i se | om 7 : aoe ii # is 7 ; * 9 , ; cliosin hes a1 ; f ba i ib e : hia E ty j ' 2 A iD Gas tate , | 4 re 3,44 - 08 > . : | . | . | ¢ re: . § : ; nega rehedt ae fame SB kd | >" ; ; : ; i ; ‘ 4 st ii di ps ~ 9 ds hd epee a 0 MD ee ir ge RPO int yg ae rrt ’ » 9, against $545,- “TiTRITT n$§ &3- —_ 180 te 164 -' 90% 158" = Ms ray WHE SS ae oe, € | 13321. 5 } . asi, 166-185 's 18TH a tmen s ’ It ca .* ro ey A sii , ‘ ° J a ; ; ‘ é aulge ; i ' ang : ’ a 2 pete i nal Bank : . oe _ . & . ete * ° i ry ca : ' : rye r ° iarie i are i ‘ : 4 , . i i i aa3 ‘ : - : q : s ci : shell rns see ~4 in 1926. *In | . mehanged. +Ex-divides > IASE | AS! SAG) StH 525, —1 LOVEKN MENT BONDS. _ BOND MARKET AVERAGES. = 3. Lovie Union Tr. - se. US Some Sharp Declines Af- » 2925 tens has ast sa GOVER ; Riaetiae Gita leva ¢ : _ 4 -= Thursday. W dn ecas Pear gel hs Setece Shahle ae : a ics: Ptah EP GIRS DE DRE TONNE EM KS BAS — Stand age state ie ¥ ty ht a) ey ger bos , » . sw | 5 Ny - -y * ! . oa } 7 } s o-~ ia > ~ . | _ " , '“ f } > ' | f ’ > é . > > ™ ‘ , ‘ 7 7 - ¢ ‘ f j a? ys ‘ a) .: ve » > ¥ 4 , > ’ a , xe ' ? ' i 3 f s » ja a | n ‘ ~ = > crete a pa Ny CRAY SHAR, AUN RRL 0 ce mete. tk yh yy’ ‘ i aac ie @ ‘ aia : . : . a! 5 . rt Lyuo—: 10 - . 1 » firs fTade rails pas #3 U2 Baer > er paige e 1eD 3x e Bis i] ter Selected List of High- po. D Zonas STOCK MARKET AVERAGES. min 1 @ 28.9 . | , 2 do Ist 4108 >: 62 L') second ry, calle. . Se Ghee || oe | , j be wonaee Me, ste oe + : ee i a a» j aitia oa fe i.e s “4 i , ; ' : i I sdituet Tia a 9Q ja ‘ayy +5 EB ind hel a Bid og) Grade Industrials Had Rea | 30 a4 o f 4 4 - - (>¢ Q ~~ t ‘ suas alleen , ; = ? « P mpoined ‘ in v3 UU oBrnw ee = \ P . ‘ = * yy \ 4 , - : — . . i++ 4.1 i xt * * fi—— | 7 Ca Ls 94.08 z Bruce . = Fan 4 4 ? cant ij—m— ei i - ———— - — Tr) aut - oe . | ® an i ! Ss : . ’ > 4 7 i >? - Tl mse ee | ea - t t —— 114 63 : ‘22 9m liit 4 = Fea 24) 2 " ats ; - bruce pra ; b, ; : . 7.9 * ; : : _—— . = ‘- . : ’ 3 4 a a ay ‘ lace — — $$ $—$ ial S eeeiel — a at ~# - W l ea ms * .e -— ‘ ‘ +4 > ae ‘ | ¢ ” ; + “ suits . e ain ees : iu i | i piG TBS L 1S wir ea ee igh, 19 14 11780 || SS eS Sees : . eg | eae Rigs tw Chews pact 3 iN 4 ~~ s* . ™ . 4 ' , j ' ‘ -* . - - i : _ bs 1 SEB we bE RENNER OR . : ier? oo ~a8e , A 4 . : eR i i nae ~ oy © Tarn 4 | 84894% : neti 13 pr 127 Sedge : 1101 INDUSTRIAL BONDS. tht-ago Ry. 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Portland Cement 2 oot) i Seer Ls e * oy 3 " ‘ one " a - } * ’ o Set ool ’ I l loth 1 , 7 5 - + ~ an 3 ae 107 Nationa! andy m 3 nt hare - : - : a> 4 « . + “ & 4 * * . ~ : i me S - eal Lad a 4 ANd “= Padigr ae 1 eher ~~ e owe + + 4 ; y #5 * ‘i - 7 e ns ~ + 7 ~ - « —_ a Ps * 4 . y ‘co Re we ee a od ¢ 4 a ig: rafiarting aisay ree ntment ‘ e; t A - _ * Ys Be s » do ‘ ’ eb a " kage . 4 ” , 3 102 10:3 } P i “Wave 4 ~ >) 4 : a3 mS: e : . ~ “erce i . - = ie —. — . = > t ne bss SES > + : 4% ] > I ‘4 R e.St x tT v y ~ : nm? 7 $ 4 ay é re 7 > a o j ‘ar sta‘te ‘ . i a t - . ¢ 3 - } ~~ + > 4 oe . ” ™ S ba . 3 pn . = at s6 ‘ i 4 " - s eo. ’ shee , & : ae ss mn the Nicke ‘ " . . . ? . Arnis x iiry Goods - ee « tT Ss > nN b 4 > n ey 4 ; | _- A: =. - ) } ‘ 3 . iS we eee . gan ! lt a OT Los 3 kn 4 13 Rep at 5 1) 90% mi, ANd 3. Samir tes Inv | om saa ) Sat ; st. Louis MERCHANTS EXCHAN oat = > _-- ee 2 as - : LOT ta 206% LUG % 4 544 53 Bhs i! La ie RP ‘ Sere. =: 0% =f >. ay g—wWheat was irregular today, oie : SS cyacaiien ae 4 a Re ee. a gia $3 17 ty | iv 9%, 106 Se ee ear -" : Skotiras Broe “A 5 49% -4 i ae et over and under previous at] ay 3 ga “44 juanta : 7 — 1 bt : : : tan nay : ther: "t n B33 a So wm ip the last fot heat "@ . Liverpool closed “jd to lsd Weskness 3st Winnipeg Was an t one time. Buenos Aires Corn waa mixed in the sfterieen. eas @& factor as me vement. sabe . : ; B | SR IN NE A RRR ntl UREN rig, Sah eae Oa 7 f > . e * al f b ” i f / r 4 é 7 7. ’ ' + ’ + ‘ ‘ > | } + « J Aid , ; ” & b ’ _— ' J * 6 ‘ . ; - : s uo sora ye omy ~ + Cigar Be mat Seen. nbraeteass Rm tn are ~~ - : Phi ft B.S. o tire A Aon lh ~ “ 3. ~ . 2 =f hws ee poe ; , : : ' , “ fuiares act 80 a6 . ’ ’ . . ir : 2 } i $ . ‘ ; ‘ . * we ; bi e'* " ~ a jn . - ha LOO on “> 5 yahele per day per ere : r 6. : = - : ‘ : RS ' by ~ - ~ i : : : 2 ‘ - ; . £” wen Bie i, is? 9 & Sui ~ fires . rt sia America® export sales estimated or od Ser (2 i on AZ & 1. S*s : , a aT: 88 . : . : Sige “44 $% OS% - Ge 47 GSTs OST ON % + Missouri-Edison Electric 5s 100 1 ! S |" “EB}900 bushels tailed to act as sufficien spn & Pressure Gains Momentum. ered : PR nes EF : ny > i +.+s . lig f e . é a. ’ f p vt : ; ? i? iM ; > - | - ry 4 : , ‘ : ‘ j ba -—" & i i i _ i ‘ | ‘ i 4 : = : { tt Sl t — ‘oe: 4 ' : ; eat . jars | . tI Sug Est | t * ts in 8 9 Pierce & ng ss + howing wider E ~ a is cers m ~ m « i | - ‘ Ai “4 i+ - a. ‘rea press [Te a | ~- - ws ae A ‘ j - ; - a — ” - “ ‘ ] . ‘ > & - os .> i ; P cin . —— an e« bi 4 " 2 * gut ’ X J* ae ‘ a : : : i . rn ; : - : i . 4. 2 A 2 . : - : . : f 1Ou ‘ i . a i “? - ‘ ~ 7 - ? } - , a >¢ lan xed _ 4 + ry , ’ : » 4 5 ‘>. rs ellie. ee * time ; Comm was Fed F ‘_ i P. z Tre oe? ~~. . , = S - ’ a ———— © ges to pid 2 : = oe) ete cha A : ; Uta -&usd 4 964 94 5 1 get. lower and cors ftutures beets: i For. P 3 2s ¢ nen . a a6 ; hz eas peas - > ‘ i k. “ ~ ve! . 7 = ? 4 a J i ~ . ~ ‘ . ‘ > Ser — te 7 , : ‘ : lustri: ce a 7 itt wi - rieé ; eit " : & 4 , a : : s ae - * BB ae - - : , ‘ é ; ‘ . A : 2 +4 sul ‘ a. te hy . rn ° a an : ee, te P | ‘a. ; 2 ad ’ "2 ’ -T -* era; c ec! ' AS a? H : : , ‘ — 3 : ae - . . , agen 7 aus " . ry . ; - a — > ™ } i , 4 TL. Sis me, _~ ye? 7 ate “a ri? * ers n : “¢e t oven wu - nged ce. 7 4 az ; . sities tall than 9! a & “wis " P ice Saye tig te ae : : on ee 4° [?o | (CRS SR 7 ‘a- 79 Sr A . and emcwee Se = p %* ss ammered « | ape eet : } a? . i ; : A "3 me i 3 a S S i _o ; itis i _ mm ” ; riec ric ( 8. : : ‘ le | °.2 Lttet | 1 3% . D 2 : : . pet ‘e a ae : “ ti «g pa & ts @ 4] mn TO am ~ se : showed a fractional advance caste. Garod Car | 2 sea other favorites in the power | Auto Kn H : as — | te Dig S 8T 54K ‘at 7 : ee we ot os tea tae 2 icsa, | Carouge Mine 1. Parker, +5 pres : spened at $1.87%. J3tyig pC ‘At 38 67” Das ne wore freely offered | Bal Loc ; HUT» 105% Lo ae eC p Be Mie MLSS ae ee .: 53 " ie 4 ; NF = * -= + == gent announced it had leased the ; Mav corn 78e tuly' g rp cB! 32 11% ‘4 é — ; =~ * > . ~ — e * 1 , / ' +> : x s - .- ae . | P Le W 24 we . sad -\s . s€ s ‘ ~ 4 . ¥ . 4 ee eee a diaaie 29 B&O 5 12 ; 8 " 14 : ; ; + | . > NDS » $1 4c. lee Cr Be concessions without attracting |B & 0 5, a ee | ee ao ee ee CU SIs Stent t. 2 nll "2G C AB “s amy GA 98% RAILROAD BONDS: seven-story building on the north- three Northwestern markets com- | 9° 3 — é sa é ‘ : 4 “ - ee - _ \ ; i e a SP tear i ume e™ or a 1. a wedi oe eS . ied i ¢. t ri > ipport TN as eu ed opp Rance 4 + ~ - _ ~ _ Abe ‘ a i « ? ‘ gg ne ches ? ? ? a 1s — a 24 gus ~ +s , #1 i - at} “* — rr 7 ? "TT" «:- -* 7 ect na had 543 ¥ of Ss 7 1 é Dane & ~ - = ss . on . me « - 3 a = | xe 7 = 2 ' . ‘* > . ee | di gi nz. ™ ? Y a = . ~ = . ~ ~ - ’ 26 - = . a a . ; = ™ ~~ ~~ ‘ " 4 l&= » t2 YF 4 :* ar Es. — ~ary - . a . 4 = ¥ ri — - azo A m4 as - =) _ - ‘ ‘ ‘ P A . si ‘ ‘ ; , 2 i Pp i : ‘ 2 2 2 a ode — . > ; + e was Barns ? } ’ . we : ‘ ——" ane : . 18 + ; " ~ _ , @ ‘ ? : - 2 _ P > F 7? \- anidaat - ie thse aft in . % cé re ~ . + rt = 2 > & _ 3s $¥5? ~ ‘ : : = s . * ‘ Cc SA | PT eiaee thet favorable action was!noon F we ae Oe ee . . i2 1 1! : nm en : mad ‘ ate . & st Ss “48 U3 4s 103% 103%» Pe Seine oa «hich were 60.4 Fars — cestions thst favor: Fg le Dy ght: aaa ane bd & | ‘ Rk Rey. | : ‘ oi ae 1 BE 4%, 33 95%) 931—! 95% seorge Corrao has been apy ¢ with 36.500 a week ro ‘Rav EO a4 hand im drietrials Ct oped en) B i Miz i > * ~ o- ’ ’ - ~ + : _ f } - j me zs be i? le - P 7 da 5 ied 47 3 QO} “* ] yy ad bai e > ¢ ee wr r ‘Ss 7 7 ; ao ofa ’ ; .t | A us ‘ . . _— . . : . - % + - @-> ,™ = al "4 ‘ ) a ; 4 ; ‘ . : Q) ang ~ on t -aaf - Teacist arte - ia ac} - * - S a ee -3 = ne ° ~ , b 4 ? 4 ’ ' TY 4 5 = 4 : 4} iQ 1 catia nanager c = : pictus, ~ cm OW on erTeate = . ‘ ‘ b NI * : 7 : ; ri — a 4 rue e = lng ze 5 ? = ° & 2 - . oF s a - “3 ewt hers tinge i. nce ~- # cha (ira: ’ ur ' Hazeitine Sun Coca Cola and other special-!5 MT > | 4% b%,, 82 as 14 77% Ty « my 31 464° 44 : | poo §, . |) SSfBEMT 88 15° 94%, 94%, (tributing hou e Grayba Hires Co a a a ws ak AY Oe a? Can r si y : ‘ ipo "3 re ° + oa Japart men? >: ee WwW es" arn tT a i Tuds NI . . - W 4 - - - ~ bs + c * ~ 7 athe bad : r I t Proj 2 - «+ —— - ~~ a , 4 war es e . 4 ; . a . - -~ , « Y : ; _ ° ie . ™ . ~ . =. i ? ~ + . ta * / a Sess, ow rTa : =" ea" Ss ti ‘ + ‘ 3 2 is ig ss ’ BS ae were ’ a ‘ e? : : ‘ gt oA | Li] at ~~ - - 7. ‘ , aa ‘ _ } a a : mC ‘ ‘ : 2 t s~ 4 ae — _ UF] + Bu , 3 # ; =“ ' p Pers at fsa compared witb i. a week Int Url — ‘ , ‘ ae , > " ‘ , . ; ‘ . . 7 , ; ; ? Wee . * me ena 3 23 Be = ~: ‘ ‘a Pathe a : tner Bye . ies Te et. :s Y ow ® - . . * * * M4 Ba, : “ 3 ? . ie. om + > na A - .! . = + ‘ P Ww iito nas ce > b' re jist c - *. ; ‘ . - aad Sa OM D i t year. Int cil 1 3 4 ere Butte & % . , > ae | * " #14 y 4 4~— i me , ‘ ; "Ae 5: Ja 5 Be were 1 700. 1} £175.000 a week ago aan st " . : i . 3 : i ] ; sa : ; . ? ; od 4 ‘ae 4 7 4 t s - - ; " . . - 4 2 o ‘ ‘ ; i 234 3327 Te i ae Re rey eer bite foo . 4 ’ ‘ : o ) 3 stiff Money Rates ftactor. as oat _ = ‘ . | : i Ri, At, NA% ' vider ‘a *hae ~~. “to ? mn, @ e tt ba] ne ce FTI > ? ; } , , ro Z i s, ners ? ,re ners = ae : > : ” . - ; r a oo Brae | os ea ; | | 5% 931%, Tor, vs | ee Bes anit ae Th BS) 37 New York Rubbe market drift alone for the next few s > . eS -¢ : : - as ? a dD 4 } > Ch at a . v la s ) \ wd sbrass Bc of ~~ oF =) bt 138 eal —— « ‘ s A ~~ a » 4D y 7 s r “ > i ’ , s + ‘ | ol cP é ? “s : n ‘ wr + _ iy . ae ?.- 5 b 4 x aS arryvy c tne ea ra “ n got x ? e ~ 2 34 . Mare? be + Pix : ‘ : h - s# aig e + 7 ~ ee) = = ma - \ +t % 4 + ‘aes eas a wd - G “a a “dar wav be erTarncard ing uUSTrirx is c 3 _/- 4 4 es taege SRS eonee £ 4 - . : a | > } } | e - a . . _ s ™~ * i | * j . £. _ ~ i . 7% 2 3 — _ 4 + = ie c* = a - * - Lib RC St, > Re aati? ng movement “iy tirnuation ne? ; . ‘ > i } Ps To ‘> : “ e a ee to ? : -4 Ly “ ‘ m s 3 “—/ ™ ~ ~ x - an . 9 « oF Mohawk & o os i tien ” oe : mae i . ‘ . mt, . : 4 i Lo ‘ * eo ie ® se ae- = - 1 = Jj ~ > ~ + : ’ + . R - + «. a ae - . m BORA £ 5 - P .% . : - a - ‘) : Marconi W ' 7 1 q : e ‘ ‘ . ‘ ‘ i; . - " ‘ . Be . . s& = 3 ’ 3 ? i $t ‘ 3 4 x a rowever, and Aa a *€position to move ia . ; et ; - Ss - : ss ‘ i “-¢@ - M x 4 ae + %, 5% ew TORK a ok Ia = - : : 8 Ale: Xo. 7 white oats, 47@ 3! ‘ : 3 ; : i 3 : ; — = . ss - .¢ @ : as ‘ + . ' j : sia ‘ ifs A i os . : . , “ : 3 payments are out of the way served op 6% I © , ~ Eo if a hy : ~ 4 , 7 . Sat eae i eee mate | ts acces apad 06! 3 - : an “41e ee | : = oo. ae - hn bt. +% Ee BSc A ad ribbed sheets 6 :. nd Bruce we wer, white e. 4 Ze. *m-restrict operations for the rise om , mi wy . % —l's ~ as os Yi . ~ 2 oe eee “ 4 — ee . re - + - | = = s. : -_ fool Managers were inclined to do | m : a rm : | ) “ : rh _ ee : | : , : 4 ; . aig Se Tie | Say New York Rubhbe ; + 5 es . . Pe I's 142 , . , ; , . m 463 ce bul ‘ Lee. Rei, z ene Ha Market its ey nathin more than support their fa-i.. . + . refi ' “ ‘ — . 7 , ; : é « je lit. Lilt. pe eteag da’ . wath a Pe St. Louis y Mohaw ‘3 a : eM , nies wie & ais ’ . a — ¥ : m é ” ps A “ "7 4 5 7 Vv >t ‘ ++? bd : thr hay ae 2 rd si , ~ P ‘ : i * - 4 -. ‘ , y Timo | = as * ie. od & heed a yrril — rT rr. Tyr ePrmerT ? : . ° ~ * = i . ~ . . . 7 age > new im eagles te : = eas s+ es - Ap. £. —. a 1% @ £8 50 Forel Ex 4 off grades steady. aie | —- el, veacr on No 1 and 7 d _ - : : : — ' ' ’ ; ° ~ . t — ; ; * a ie 4 . y - tal siietinsoenniaiinaiiial Z ' Heary usie :; * ‘ould be roused News develop- “2 3 is . - 1° ( h } 7 F ! ; com : oka ggdleteenptaan . Let 1 : : ne. Icago Stock Saies , me & : fe Pyre azEP 4 merits were general: favorable MN. " = oY Sm ae eS 7% sami on saad vo a : tie ba 42 ff Pi ié " : : : on : : ; . inhi 3 a : > —Fobowmg 5 7 ’- ¥ ; ; J 4 ; j t K ee Ae, 2 Bs 143 88s | Bom Stock Market =e ‘ ? r T ‘ : é 4 ye “ eluding negotiations toward a set- : > > ; Lote 4s i ; i] fa ' ——_—_—_— tray la 7 5 : Le 3 re e ~ ; she. ‘ the Post-visna’ tiement of New York's transit prob. Rié a at) Ses - tM “aes 7 - , 2 Specia: . " ti bey "pep One ie te ‘ . i 4 ‘4 " ' a ae ne eis : a " ° 4 ; ' 7 : « “ mn mF 4 re: ; ? ' ” jems with prospects of much new Oj ee - Vi 4 Sti js : r 5 4 a ' = wv “a4 s+ ete phe Mics ge INT Py --* * * 7 / i .} r a ; + > ‘ * om s - u i a i ? ‘ , a : + + J . * . 4 | > a a | ° {> j hee st s r a i rf oe s | a . a sn & a business for bus manufacturers. : s deal. By 54 tei é : . , @ ? ‘ be o - ie "ne the mos. a S » . rd .s 3 : , i ‘ ’ . sy. . ba -_ ™ > ; : i aed ° naa 4 ~ rer = - ~= Se 4. aeRO a x “2 Pe progress wWwitn (AX i@C{iS Atlion, L- | . Sie ‘ : ' : . Fas ‘ Be ss " ; 2 } SE ——_——— = ' ae tn 3 vorabie earnings statements and re- imi. i ; Pe, : : ie : 7 & , fin S4% 94'Q _— i45% 148°, 14s Nor : Re - 3 er % + j aaa : ; A * : ‘ : *® ra i @ L1G a” _ > Ppo:ts of expanding oOnersgt re he nO 3 BIE A a . “ : , : . ’ be © Hs i he : reg” , . ” | ; r ' . i ” sie@Gs ! ee steel manufacture Dividend an-ji' S.er ; ee - ‘ y : _ is ' : . } , et Arizona , 3 ; 2 . i , - . Y jf bia ’ ? } ; . it Te 7} i: 2 nouncements also continued favor- | 3 OS re. We pS. : 2 NE ae Bm Whe Ns BE en Oe 38 + a — . » me . " > . . . ‘ee . 2 “sy ‘on 4 : a - . ' ‘ s | . ; : _ o | 3 he : Rinne 3 & Ve 7s 7 2 J eett la’ — = ° ° * re! 1 ) 255 jerima N18 ee ee eet enaliate s w “a ~ J " Ae a 4 ‘ : £ iF "a hat +) e ger ~~! 3° ‘raw 4 ace & = - g - r i. .4 ~ ° 7 " - ‘ - - : - ° 7 ~BiATit. } - va ae a | , i . . : » 2 7 . May oew) L948: Juy. Pas i, 3 q ey 7 | » = © ~ 4 . | A iA 5 : — ave 2 P , on 4 . . : \ | ; ‘ F d 4 i 4 e Fi + gee Wee a aT d swedisa! ta > We t ‘ bs - = _ . = = t rs ne . be \i-es ras 5 “a? . ' , Ld e : 329 atr - Sane : vs ° " ; - ¢ = ! « ‘ . ri a ‘ites eat ls 1% » — ay 54% >: Jaly. 66%: Septem- Purtty a Ri: ' xr a Ban. fT. > - 2 ; ay; ‘ me : 2 : . rn ‘ iS a “ . . - . “© , ‘ ‘ : 4 . ' . ‘ a & . « ’ , ‘4 ;: - : 2 Uaerrwar- ii°¢" A iw ~ i «= -~4 ae — . oi ? Lt «* : do . oe urned weak. « . + Ty xs , ‘ . . : - fs : : perge! 7 ar 2194%: July. $1.66%: Seo mes 8 | e = ; ° ; . ~ - - ~ ° ‘ rs . as i . ‘ ] e a > - * s . ‘ ’ ¢ 2 - . - or 4 _ 4 . . « : = a " . ; | ‘ “Pp : = %, a a ~- ~ : ; ; — . r I ’ “t . 16 .42¢ J ‘y. 169 , - ee 1 eommoeodity Prices Weak. is F : $4 ’ 5 ~ 4) \ ~~ { * e s P 4 “ - wi ° ~~ ~ I ~, — Sw _ = 4 30 mn ~ r If 316 : a 4 anal ' '- : , 7 . 17 ive- - 1 ae ; :% r “ites tie prince Da is Ty3 TY Gi - * ur 13 a i oy, he \ | : ce | Bes m * “4 ate M= “ ? * New Lig a wp - oo « " M 1s ave ‘ 19 ] : -} ’ . : ’ - ' * : : - . i = ™ ‘ “* + : ‘ Pa de A, 4 “¢ j P ‘*‘2 - " a 5 as > et ity markets kept pace with securi-j.. , i on tae ’ wivhew Gt en mae : , . baa . § AncC™ 7s “7 6 “7 Semitic Mills +7 +7 . 3 ; 7 43. ties in the genera! sid aie ee 4 : Lot l = * L24 | je ete eee & «1%? 4 {oO “ . wagers oe si ’ F & ; si ' . a5 ‘ ‘ 4 F ‘ - ; a " ri i i oe t esac ened uae .) ’ 3 : a7 back more than $1.50 a bale | the : 4 . 3s ‘ r: ; . { 4% 41 ih 7 oo }: I : &% e » ses — : 0 ‘ ’ 4 - 2 ’ ed d - ? . be ’ . Tone eee a4 : ‘ ° a i‘ > P . ep. “: * Q , Pe i & . - s e p . Lt ;?) e t= . ws i ; i - ° ’ . ry > Cc . " ' - § 24 P ¢ 7 es . . - ‘ ; s aos ed ® . i 2 - 4 o - - aie pm : Sn ea . ¢ a : ssiclien : t ~ ’ 9 : : g, aS & 4 4+ s ‘ se 4 See om lete RRO my _ } rs a3 —— Even though | ns under Way yesterday Gra 4 aa NHS _ . A , “ : ! , ? . 19 ) - & Sme' 45's comp ' ‘Ty effort to check the : ces showed little signs 6f rally. Powe oe *) 1, te ("ta Ave TEs. 4 . 4 to Limes we tag as . succesa, ye r £ aDnCG . loxed NS FAR. 2x08. a re \ ~ : ™ ~ $ - : ss 7 = oe y 5 > “1° } . 7a antic ifa mee ne 3 ¢ : : : ; x ; z e 2 i : wo) Ladi Bie = gs - % , i = = 4 @ Te +. oo 12 Waltha Vat 4 ra 3 rl : 4 he ; a oe F . om - - . 2 v : ae pand and register€d a further ad- (YZ F™ L 46% #8 484 |: La 5 es | BS. 105 VOE a TOE Ss mT & Of te Oe SP ee eee a st? Bp & ¥ ‘ = 7 ’ } : ed : » . : ™ ' . - * t 7 4 ’ “= ; * 2 a ans i vance ; ts, 4 : 1 , *. . ion gino Se ea “n Ae a Gay fruscon steel Dividend. sucal = = ine * ‘ , ?' , 2% ? Biting TIN ~ “a 2 ’ = pe : & ] ; : x eM } . ' ae i ’ . ' " . ’ F . @5 i4 te 4 c NGSTOWN ‘2. e — sf 3 ee sw a Me é . . & — ‘ati ES eae , > ies ~ ~ } ; i . . : * * 4 — : ‘ -- _ . ‘ - ’ . . 4 —~e- 2 3 wicler ‘~ ~ ar er” > ° unni- A } i " = ; Se % a ww ? a 4 ‘4 i : ~” 4 4 eats s st Re , Mee 4 tee ' Clearings, M : | 4 . . — | Ns 5 Gh BTR ark | commen eet of Semmens Stee ents mi : . gs, oney, liver : ; i : : >. 2: i ; . : % ; ? e ” ee iden * " ++ ¥ h 25 @aowk « eoenrd Marc their ra — : \ ; a . ‘ - . - sii % | . j ) ¥¢ ‘ a e : ; ; x a 3 =e . . . i ’ ‘ a . “ : I oe ao ss ; T a? a 4] rT 17 8 i 5 ave *rern order 7 «iT s wae areas? _ Rie o , ~° rs; ‘ . ty “a -{ . * } p > ; ~ = - =. = - aie ; i Tin ~~ oe vt ame r “ . ¢ me ie get sort . - be teins “a — “ee . : . ; C vo ‘ate Binge er : - ™ 42882 es 26 I md 2 I% Go's arm TT fay a: “yey ound . Ate 5 eee : 33 \ F ‘ ae | t ‘ 13? : ; : i j . ‘ - ‘ ‘ ‘ ss : ays ‘ eee a vm i? & 4 pi. stock holders an ; —_— - i « cA ee 8 5 S49 BOO thus “eT : , = ' : i : ; , . : ' ‘ as " — es ‘ Dasrtictpa:* L. aaa 3 = ¥ . 9 : . " ” : . : ' : " & ™~ 4 ‘4™ a 44 +. dend sarivy this or } wil ‘ . ; ad * ; es 2 3 1 (he! ire » , 2s 28 ~ . ¢ = 44 i = xX 7 Zs Pe - ‘ & ~~ £ é I Z | 4 . te 2 x ! e | | = ; , at | ee aad Entire issue | 18 6 were: Del | yee rf 0 -" ! . it . a Mat. ms : , | w: rity, ain : NTS ves a4 3% 103% 103% Bond Sales—Continued - - : “> mr a ‘ . a _ —— — United ; sé exo lore > £ 5 " > * » Pi ‘ + SE I STB BE PR RS r new | | : th | : ; eI ) ve m& i hea ° ow ? " ,*« ‘ ‘ s - ‘ , . hel ‘ ones - ._ = _* ” a ‘ fi BD ii, debits to bank and Manze ~ accourss | East Kost : : as ee an “ si, oo 7 : @ 29% 99% 99% B 54 05% AR% o8% = = | % | Gou tee 2 i Sie, pith cae ° : ° e547 r 4 .* ™ * ‘ . ~ - | ii “9 , zs s a sie bad . - 6 »™ Gt ee * Rik, 3ai€8. Securit: s - : . * a. aid Orit ‘ a. . GE Ehiee were BA% Gna ts a en - ie : ' ay ‘ ~ GN YC deb Be B310T% 107% 107 & RAILROAD BONDS of St 4 Tamp BC ee 4 ate to - an ' a. oe . gx ¥ ref & in 2 oe a ay. RT ' : - Ther Red . .% Ee ES, gs ate I gee oy # . ¥ “ — - : Sa «6 . 33 102m 172% oe Ota M& le " Receiver $s Cert! Te a T DB oa SEW YORK, Feb. 25.—Call money Ff rg? | , : : ; , . a? ~ « _ 4 e a 4 . »? ‘ 3 fy, * : * — 7a > At . : ‘ ni a m - i Z. D “Ee 1g fared a 7 » for payment at 190% OB "4 ARIS. Fel | rt : | 8a | at 492. 70%) | ! ag og — We shall be plesset® . ; ~ - " s 2 , ‘ al 4 * 4 ee oe Three Oe en ell les apni : ' . ‘ 4 , . ; 4 4 4° 5 , & Sar : Ze” ; 7 i ' ’ — ii — ‘ , : } | : > 54 ‘ tee “ ty 4-3 3 R es Kaised. r “ ; ' : ' . at ba ~ ~~ ’ a ' . : " : ‘ t cm $ 4g a +%‘@* QO 2 Je 8 oO." % ot ~ RY § — 6 Af ; } on _ " : , > Bs : . ols . . . . a = : he Associate! “rees : ‘ ® ; : ‘ . s . 4 1 > . . . ‘ *. - ‘ ’ - ~* * : + fr & -: : ‘ ? . “9 an suy ! ay | — i a if > *ae ; am ox Fase ‘

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7 a = ~ _ _ So dial - ¢ A - otha, Pacer LNT IT OT ae ae ee SOE NR A “ De. aA taal Oe ee ERS > 5 eer * i t: ; age ~ ie = oe ie geceh yi. i Men ae : » 2 ; % ; set, + at Be nell 35 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 235, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Z De NSPATCH 18120180 |, {be.. BOrte: a — 28 %c: lengherse, some" a tl 12% ¢13 ‘ec cer aan Vel Sag 4 3 : POULTR orints. : is, 26%e: fee “a ne a ae LIVE POULTRY—Fowws, ~ Oc; te 15¢ ver ie. at _ ‘ } ee’ “a horn bens. 24%c: exll eh'ckens, . s waned £ tm lambs. to Bo per ib. hai ee aw a a Quoted . . sli proliers. 4 : 2) : " 2 hea | Potato Demand Slow and Tone Is/Egg Price Higher— ‘on cocks = So: stage. 2c be: jeghoros c= Be urbe Peo: meters. ab ; i Weak. Better—Ducks Up. " 44c: spring ngs, 27c: turkey® Femali 4: babise éozen. rik T . ) | LOUIS PRODUCE ROW, Feb. 26:] ST. LOUIS BUTTER, EGG & POULTES | ang a aaa ‘toma. 400: turk 5} Eee yee hh | F . he a gg “le cerand EXCHANGE, Feb. 2 ee par | ZoUme ang oma turkerg ar Rivers’ Stages at Other Cities. ab: ; : kat Prev. being slow. Supphes were Fag o higher. butter extras “- born hens were t pounds). — ‘ a ice. emai enc | 12.9 feet. a fall of 1.°: at's ——___. ‘ i \ close. | Close Sales were reported of one anos ter down lo ‘ — moe leg ; @ucks. d2e; _ ducks. oe; geese. Pittsburg , ia , . deca uc v vn ; ‘ ’ “ve a 4 ; eas ‘Cae Fr o* wt Oe 25.—Following is a list of sales, highest, low- —— ‘sates! sigh} Low. Close. cies ruseete, considerable perc idaho »” ccocnmlasion houses paid the following | dark, “ite: youns guineas, 2% Ibs end Cincinnati 33.8 feet, a rise @ ab | YC ri eb .—~—i]oOta!l genteec - : Tr b. OuOWINE BONDS . one load Idaho rusésets, ar-} tbe to ive: youns fda. SF i A N 7 | s + . m t's T ¢ La ‘ & Ai€ ss ; N EW z Onk e ‘TIC te, | varios 1 1 © : ENCH al ‘ MES ; russe te of the NM mie tT: , ae , Ochs ae 1oat d previous “closing prices of securities traded in on the DOMI ee eee . a alieeeman vuneete, 93.75. ge age erggl sa cee 7° somes aye - | Louisville 11.8 feet, a fall of . ae amounted tO Js.o shares, compar d est. closing an a ae f 3.75; 3 loz inhesot. 4 es: cases 6: old gu! “R8c: capons de.. *’ ta Sales were $2000 against $4000 vesteray se New York Curb ee eee ee ee ae . eo in Of a 39 100 % 100 ys Poe Potato. price range: Bayne ro pre Trem, firste, in eoet $0c; capons |B. ay capane. emi Cairo 35.6 feet, a rise of >: | ee eet ae ay. s (000 om In Of! - ve | 3.40; Minnesota russe Danke, ru- Cc, cases . $60: capo : @he: No 2 «ips rise 2.2% it mplete lst of securities traded in on the wrec AXTS’ EX-HANGE. | lots (00 omitted) while bond"eales are tn $1000 tots 87 | 87% oo do v ir cif, 1! ae et . 2 tn lows 60 Long isinc, 3.100% 100% | 100% 1004 $1 65, 18, to ‘$1.60 per Du bas os «(were a die fi ; ae ps Tha Lone ac I PS eM A Lt& Ti. 8246 {241 [241 wet Atl f~obez; =| cat * 4% 4% Light 6s, | Cabbage was steady. Stceeis wal rN nnn MO. s OF A GERI tate 4 ‘1c High. Len nse! Chine rio? {Clone JOois 166%- 4a esa | AP&Li nw!. 85! 66% O58 Os”) U3 B ca ag Ry 4 (2408 248 246 2450 | Mass G es re en 102 102 [102% | weak on slow demand. Spi is 7 censunitinteene tates 5 Eee tll Anca ~- Bid. ja 164 1653%-% | fd..; %: 84 | 9o%) 2 3a). orm ~g eee ” Be i Abi ~ wiuee 5ies *46, id os oad | stronger. os oa | a a . isa ke +m 158 a -2 5a 159 eb | PF Pr. e Ry 907 | ana . or: ; buckeye PL " 56" 2) 06 my my “ B veck tat BD Gigs 1 97% j 978 7 Q7 s @7 % i CABBAG Se. 's $85 per ton; } oe % $2 Ps er ~ . re. Soe Nae , |}Am Se Co} %j310 (SU/ jwols 24 Chesepro. ane oe | 29 @6) 9966; 23 . oe wtiegk / E— raves, . pe be - oan A (News rad P@2 j 32 | 32. , 31; 23 | 22%) 22%) Pipe 4182 (383 hee ety Kor veg Eee 103% 103% |108 4 in Pecrerr see indians — 1 iG; 6-80:32) 321 1 2 32 ° WHEAT | AG&E! new 6) 30%) 30%) ' 41, iGalena S O 1) 28%) -8 | = aes ' 79 %_a 79%-79 | Bucyrus Co, “| 26 {26 | 2 --2e | St Ou NY 31, Bo | 34% SAG) Sth] Co Gs.- 10 86%. 86 100% Ket ADISHES—Louisiana, 260 to 3 \ 1 e fe 1) a) 79 4io8 5 ee ae ‘4 46 ‘sc al, | ow | 99 %s | 99% 1 unches, Alabama, 30c Bice, | p ; 45% 45 ‘St Oil Cail, | ee aoe wer 46100 | dozen b ik, 25e to +38, i. - i} es 4] a4 + 26% | 26%, 261.27 | wi... 68; 56%; 55%; oa Oe, ont Shows n ‘5 ©3103 (103 103 104% RUTABAGAS—Canadian, bu eit - 40 3 Ss ; + 35% aay ae | 472 47%, 46% } Vacuu Oil) 28,103 i 102 2 [102 5 6 202 % gy ys, 17 105% 104% ooh. 50c per 100 po —- New city make. wry ioe, 3 | . 11; 48%! 477% NEOUS OILS. | S5 P&L 6¢, 11 29%; 994s 98% SACERKRAUT— casks. fae . hn « : ee eS. i MISCELLA ee tae “21 E 1 29% 106% if. el and $11 for “3 6h! ox 00S 6054 | Gil OM 6%) 0% | 50 Cal Hobe 5 200% 106 % | 106: s a yig ss 2a bon “8% #@y +3 : yi On8,) .O% .. 166. \ Ve tad oe y me yo | SON one : | 45 tor Seem ane BEANS—Fiorida, $10.35 ver By , . : Be H JF sa aa ‘| g3. | Am Marac “S| gist OG @%\..---| Stutz Met 4113 112% 125%. a. sees fancy Es Lbo 80 40%. 40. 405. — u 1170 | 70 | 70 1.-.-- 1 2eicon Of; -7) 18%, 28. | 184s, 18 | 7 “ae ee, See Pe TOMATOES.—Mexican re choice, $3 t we} 1% 8 23%) 23%| 23 Fs , 23 Cardinal Po. ise ; 172 13 Pra 19%} 2S 37 | +a 57% | 07 % 5 - © $1 tor | ¥ . 6 i 7 1, 42%) 42%! 42%! Hr Po, Car Syudic 139i 3072! 41%: 42° | 40% | swittseO Ss 36) em) 92%) 92%) 92% ru RNIPS—Home-rrown, 75¢ ¢ unched. el 5 7 1, 26% | | + dod anti. wae ‘id. li &o4—qi B34! &2 i ae SP&LH war a 104% )104 104 |--:-*|}washeed per bu box; pat 1 OW PR ~ . . o1 23 | 2 ~* “ad eating ; 7 7%) mi 43 ‘dal 76 : 60. es. +. ee * g iss) 904] Sty) coin] do Bet Hl of) of! opm om | tidal Onze BAR MOSy (0s) O68 [Feo ee RESS ite as, foa asa at What Prominent People 4 ‘gt ; e A ; « 4( Oo i 4 a's *: ’ *3 i Z , : pa, j * . Hh Delta ile Se OB BOis| 88, #6 | 86% | Col Sy nwi 63, FAB dO! lOtelecs Trumbull £) 15} 9g%,/ 96% | gg% 06% | and white, $3.per 100, poundey sprouted | & | Be et ae By eyes so 170 «17 68 | Consol Roy, = % T5 | 12%) lds; iz] 6a, 345 | 45 | 45 tome ed and decay ee | Ef | Ai > A ae + 70 | 4% 4%, | 5 | —— Cent 6, ae P od ‘ae 34g, 34a |] Uni bol | +o Og ALS Mot—Meme-grews. 250 to S00" : T t , ; | £° 705 44 4) +) i « { * nn +4 >i : oi 3 See fav : f ee j = : Rie he si ai eg | Sb%e| 26%) 25%] 26% [De o & #2 zal 24) Fig | UR | sito (110, (110, |---| we bom a corteane, Ibe to tbe) I t Sr. Louis nion 2 rus a 150 any f 1 $t 47 17 25 | oe 13317 107% Euclid Oi.} 2 2. | 5%! 5%! 5% lUSRO™ 27, 14 101% 101 8 ‘s e3% wee ‘per dozen bunches: home-grown. 1é a jit | ie | - te * 9 ; } ] wager + + * >t ‘4 11 112 = ,\ o > } 20 Gibson Ol. 46 v 5% Ss.) By: BH USR8 Lay a a! 66 *\"ae°" | Liv Pet “ 1, 1% 1%; 15%; 1% |} UsR64 dt ~ pe pee OR foau0n | 35; 4s to 6s, =e pe to $5. Union Trust ¢ ompany He tae it + 11.2 114 digg, Liverpool closed %d to 1'xd low- [Dunk Int. 1 23%! 23%) 23% te Mex Pan | 24) 5 | 4% rey 04% eens, 36. 21103 (102 j208 |..--- SR SecE cats 0—outorata fan- a named the St. Louis | ae ceed bn) 3h Be t Winnipeg was an in- . Fe eo 114.) 10%5/ 11 |} Oe es ce 11: 247 24% 2a; «2 8 ONO J ° 102 102 102 al uae e r pound. The "%, , Weakness a. 4 > Durant Mo ne : 2 pl ~ Nea Mount FP ji : . Se ee eee SsrPaeai, 3% 10% 2? .« [Ons 15¢ pe i oO €3- Sy & one time. Buenos Aires ramged pojcine A ~ : # 16 eres Ue SS Ee le oe? wet 6 42 VEnet S80 «3 10% = ton eae | a wat Son 0S 25 fe $1 40 per 111 my will as Executor and Trustee my i ° . ee . Corn was mixed in the afternoon. | DCiIn vt ¢ & 40% 37 | 40% 40453 | New Brad a8 sat O- ju sees USR61_ 39 = — 102 102 fe Rae e175 to d the eace of mind— | i ’ °, ‘és esther S48 a factor on possibly ex- : srl gost 145 78% (73% 74 ane NEF ae } 3 15 14%; 1449, 14% / UsRB% 39 2 bean 102 102 a, 102% “ » CAULIFLOWER—Ca! en, $1.60 to $2.25. tate because I wante p 7 ig “ erivenge on movement. | ieee 1.105% 1035 105% 105% | NM&AL } : " a. t 32 ii =| USR6%, 40 ane ee sont 412084 101% ' $2.15 per crate. Oregon ee 7, rs proposal to amend the EB&sS pfd. Jove Af ) 59) pe T 3' i! > te lyrae Bi, 35) 25 101% (101%) ‘ | $2.1 % eh ae | from Pi D3 . ' . ; s Boe’ ac: EO ~ to limit selling Elec Inv.) 50 61 ry ae: wr ee aon - ~ 14; 2%) 32%) 28 13 ue | USS os 05.104 ‘4 108 3 104% 103 % ONE ar Fiore. 1 1% -by — the Semise of security that comes Be } Bet so): Mi ger “beating ““eonbiruction | Fise Aiiesg 22 70%, 73". 794 78% [RE Oc 18 ant az 17 APS |Ve0 Ga ete toes aoe ages DF 4 | tone g6: est stributionofmyprop- t 6% 5! 97 B 7 % | 4 ‘ 4) . - Thc to &e per und. to $4.50 per ee ; a - 14 00) bushels failed to act as suffic 'EPS p p p . ooe% 102i85 1)25 i Aas Pet 43 7%, 5 omit) 2644 | " 83 7 121 9845! 97% 97 te Y8% ESCAROL Louisiana. $4 Il be f ithfully andefficientlycarriedout.": " 4 ° . EPs pt ~ 7 ws nap — —— a OK 1 26 at. To oe 1 ae. | > “ ee a 4 ; : +e Bote closed 10\,er, Jes showing wider \Esteyw A) 427 | 26 (27 | 27 War “MINING —~ FOREIGN BONDS. , GREEN PEPPERS— Fiori? taney and| f “oe % Mey. Corn was higher. koe me 7% T% )7 aE ieee — a ea ; S7 * crates. $5 mit ied - ———— —~- a oe jogo cash grein epee ara ig: 4 wa be "g “A i mt, 154 (151 Gel Min. 2, 3%! 3%) 3% 5% |G 6m bo 2 4 + Saal =. | 93 gees $4.50 for choice. , ee : GW eis Ns securiti ¢ was dull and nominally ie Jas aoe i | Sh as (f 88 [| 15 |[--.- lv; 10! 6c me. Se Panel Dr iq , 96% 96% ...-- “ae aed | > mieaipincill iliaiog tana fw . As if aes cho H. lc lower Com was Fed F ‘B’. 4. . 1 43 Cortez six ) : 6ic | 65c ti Ke 1, 96% ft ' will ¢ RE ay eS ng. Unies fig, Hard was Ic . , ins 9 40 40 | 4 + | 1} 6iec | Gic | © City Gr = 4 98 984g; VB% LOCAL ru Compan : be _ ihe ae : ; a Lette: di -atee y te ic bigher. oa aa vom pot te $ oi a “ Me mi 99 ' pa | OO% Do.ores if °, 15 - | of 14% C #H oe: 10 “fad +t “9 ES FR | So Trade , The Officers of this prominent old T st y ; ; ' @ were steady t i i0 I. + oe ‘ “Wey gape e | c OC _ ae . 9 D Bs i » } 1/ , ws fai. yore ee, “er let) 16%| 26%) Jo's | Bureke Grol 30) 8° | abe | abe | 6c [Com MET) SOF, Oe | 834 83:3 | Apply Supply Moderate, but | ion about the definite — t ip late forenoon wae traction- Ferhan Co ¢ 1$ meee! oti 5 | Flor oe.) 8 te RS eS bg te Bc 83% | anit | 95% | S32 % Dull. aie ei at , dly give you full information about many (iiiciitiniiipeniaiiniaaa lower and corp futur iy ore = uw) Onie) MH14) OSH ual _* — + 3 oe ai ow Sa > Mor 7% 1 80% | 99% | TIS PRODUCE R » & gi "previous oe | Fox T “A’.| 28) 26% 32 7) 92° | 31% | eee "Min| 10) 20¢ | 20¢ ) 20¢, | 20 FNMS 87; 6) 81 | 81 | 81 | 82 The “anple market was dull. supplies & : : for th on of your estate ) - Moat Ovened unchanged to a shade oye Co 4 82 83% 85 |Hecla Min) 3) 17%, 17%) 1736)... .. GCM 7 wil 86! 95%) 95%) 95%). --» |The apple mind demand slow. Seles| & hel services it offers e | . - i ang snewee fractiona] gain !n~ the | FMC7pe p! -% 84 83% § se oy lee. a 8} 1%) 1°93 | 1°3 | 1%] GC M ‘e 19 99 98% 99 | 99 — reported of 1 car Mlinois en and e , H immediate'y following. |= Winwipem | oe. Pd em =e Ss) % ie atl Ext) 20) 4c | 4c! 4¢ } 3c Rn Bug 61.’ 7) 86 | 85%! 35% 56 fl basket willow twie. $1. “og : Y discuss these matters of vital _ S Notes — —" ya kar ‘amar. “ne current, F Co (Ch); ~ ms 24 > 24 ys vain Kay Cop .j 26, - : "yd 1% | 1 4 In _BF 7s 9 99 98% | 29 + beskeia Pitney ieee. huntsman, some and your family’s future. oucan ss f : - ing the wideet range. Corn | Gsm « “3% 8 +s : > See herr ar t4 15 = 14*x 14% do LT 7% 1 ‘ a + Me 99% 09 %& ree d. $3: 165 barrele IJllino's a”. a ce] «640 1 R Union 7 27 94% 94 | 94 | 94% Apple, price e350; Jonathan, S $i 50 t0 . oeeak f ‘aa ’ week ago and 3 asi ¥ i ¢ Cc 6158 56% (191% 49! Spearhead | a oc = oe ATs lea i t davis, $2. to Vs - rk : ae a 5 HANGEE = " ripe 358. vps oleae | Goods TaR 7a) “aa "7 ‘4 wtty - 1g stand S-L. = 3% ae rr 3% oe 3% 16 16 14% C yy $3.50 re *35 50: gg oo e. aes oe and Win og. | tac OR! 14) 4% 4% | “ " lpeck Hugh 5 3 77) we jo 5% cti 10 14%! 14% + --+* | greenings, $3.5 $4.50 apr pes a. - ipts, which were 26,- Gr R&: j f Teck ugh can! BSe AR 54ac do 5% ct 2. ’ ae llowtwig and winesaps. . } : eon = B ghestmee eg Fh hg Fe Be 104% 204%! renopen Fi 4 gui 6%) 6%) 7 |aaar Basin, 4 96: % 96%! 96%| 96% | Fe 'gs So. and No. LS ¥. to $2.26. | ¥ pe i last year, inciu . aa oe. ie. onopah 4 ee - rf ‘on % -; oe we an a * i’ hoced sy through. Corn Hap C BA ; 68 re 6m Jenne |i) 3s Con M 10 . | 99%) 39 30 Sauda F Lt | O5%4! 96 | pot mgt $1.40 $ijs 3 fo Sie : one : h Fi t National Bank oa were § 60.409 bushels, | Ber EU ct! 71 48%1 48. | 43 | 43% | Unitea V Ej 3 30%: “Oly Oil 9% |. de 1955) 21:96 | 95%! 96 |... black, $1.75; wilowtwig. $1.2 a Affiliated wrt brs aa ye & (GEgered with 86.200 a week reo av E c: o' eniz' “0%! *O%'...*.. i Ut Ap 37| - O% 7 ‘ _|Siem & H - | ; : QU s pe. LOULIS STOCA EX ANS 0 last, year, included 30 cars local do pfd . 1 ahd 14%) i4% easee : — & TI 1} 29%: 1%; 1 wj-.----}* Ta 1928 23 9913} 99% a a STRAWBERRIES—F eo po Ra : ot , —Pricese were mixed on t b through. Cats foceiP ten 96.000 a a beige C ace 25% 25%) 25 bo. ME ‘TIC BONDS: do 7s 35 . m, 4 % 131 2 101% * | ¢rigerator carriers, 50c to D BROADWAY AND LOCUST - Say bushels, compar w | Hires Co wenl A8ci Grcei Oe DOMES = \€wiss 5408 Je > my mr" Teoft less. Ke vele. $3.25 '0 : ’ i and 80.000 last year. included : arn&Hrv! 18 foc Owe} a “i ~ . 107 4 1: te os 107 ee Ss’ : | ; a NGE rs—Cer ornia 03 oF . ; a ; was nom > lect and 11 through. Hay re- Fone Ray A 18 17%) 1745) 17%) 18 as ) oa “aout -. | 80 —— Z 4 15 96% 96%) 96%) 96% 25. and Florida oranges $3.25 to a | | | pwere 15 cars loca! and nine through. | "" ’ 6} i383 -j 12 13 «sees A Pack 5s. - O90 % 507 uO %% = ee TRUST SERVICE : : enim « ry ~ were Tracliong 7 er 7 ¥ O00 | Int Proj nD ~ = 2 | - 1 QF i 54 ‘ cs 37 100) 98 + patigael ye Westph YT EZ ee ne 8, large and anpR secupts of wheat were 5 , ° 85%. 36 | Jo | aiAG EO. ~% O76 9 be O97 % ' oe 5B R71 8% R74, 8 LE BMONS—Oa oot ts 2 Sapa wore on Fiverauli compared with 607 000 a week a a — 111: 7%! 7%' 7%; 7%laP&L 8 ae + ” ot 5 04 oe? 1. ee Se —s om 408. aha a $3.50 to 24. 50, and ernaller $ . BXCLUSIVELY 4 iH ere Liif¢ ; ‘ a faites rs ; r oO i n ‘ P é : ~~ ¢ ‘ Pa} le q & fan a A { n Brick preferred was uncnanceiie yest 300. 000 bushels, compared | Jones R M ed Ra pm ee ‘6 1/103 % 10344 103% 103% petal 7 es of bonds $1,612,000. Oe MER Imported $1.50 eS io $5 per > ate ae Sheffield $ 375.000 @ week ago and 1.061.000 Krusk &K 1 19%| 19%! 19% "18% | G@ & E@) 15 03%| 93 | 93 | 93% tEx-@42*3c: sam- | Mid W Util It 120 {120 (120 119% | Guaahy Px | . | @13.40. } pe: b octmes eipts, 2 cars; springs, 300; e Sirets 6; me be were 1owe! mm white oats, 41c. a a in a 107 M4 107%5/107%) 1108 " #%e 2) 941, 04% 4% 94% | ‘ CATTLE—Receints 1000: roo | Bs al ateacys a turkeys, 35¢; roosters, 21c; 7 saci = ) | seidvade De! 2) 24%) 24%) 2414) 24% iC 8S 6 new 77, 93% 93% 3 og | Beet steers, tint wae . ‘cous it ¢ to Zhe agers B0@S2¢: geese, ne to receipts, ae oT eee rf &. Louis Hay Market. bet Mohawk Vv ees esu! ssq 1c Wii 6e ; ] i 108 106% ne Se oe aeeeibe kiéber: Fo 1d | CHICAGO, Feb. negro tee 596; 10 . id dtl mn 2 .—— mari’. 334 3 1 v2 - 27 to $28: | Narragan- ’ } UNS LED T i c: . “ rozen. 4 ti‘, ge New York Sugar. Greater New Ork, ORLD 1 PUA : | 96. No. 1 prairie ° >| 60 (158 (158 (1594 a Press firm: 9Qc; sales 2 pe Og ens 25.—Prices were un- | + W bata eee SLOVAK a prairie har, $18 to $17. |Penn WEP} 1160 158 (158 (159% | By the Associate eg - | (543: stock, 8093. Rosin. F an et Se ee came | es | - : _ ; PSLA\ | 2 ‘ — | Phila El. 12 82 no aaa 1i50° NEW YORK. Feb or nag ne Rage oye eer een: E ‘ and below nothing : cha penne in the raw sugar SS eae : functorily, unless he us . zi ao * ie Futures Year Ago. | Pitte LER % ass — yp & ee ket er — mene A under continued sales. 634: rece! pum, 178. ORO 60: D | today at 4.14c _ pie serge to an ypera- | . “er ba ae te neo, Fed. 25.—Closing prices Feb.| Pratt & L 1 = 60, 158% 156%)... . | SNe O bich developed late yesterday and Stock, 54. ic: F $12.50: G. $12.65: FI | 000 bags of Cuban win vot 4.14c, duty | f Greater New ‘sen : oleae 4.70 pil25. follow $1.94%: July ning B. = 7 14%| 13%! 13% 14% | % eympathy with lower fan earlier poi nia4e: y $15: Fc $4: M $14.10: N ee gee “a> cee ghee F futures market eee In the five boroug 1S Oo 174 ’ ’ As " éeregr ee ’ May ‘(nbw), . : - |) rac pti ; ‘ 435 a Leewks Reiterated repore 6 an ri ’ gers VG "€15- ww X. $15.20. ; paid. Th : about unchang ‘1 : e 4. * “ pee ber, $1 490% ' Phelps D ** 135 ‘135 is e} rumore that ship $14.80 \ . maha aot Slose fax: | activity. Prices were ith Cue | li sh- 3 . a . S — i the South and IU LU! Minn... Feb 25.—Cios , & lec Houses wet j 1 ; oho * 9 19-82 33: July. $1.34%: Seo |Pugets S¢ | 53%'63 {| 53 | 54 ante “oe cotton were ee — See _ DULUTH. 23524 - Mareb, $2564: | rome the ran ee we principal sellers. } ork are about l, 000, 000 Eng . . . MON TI = - Septem-.: Lt ~ S| 4i 14 | 41 1%’ 42 tender next month —, > ‘ 19.71c for | yay, $2.36%: July, $2.88 %. ban conne and outside demand sleorbed | ls lay. 8% c: July. B6%c: Sep Purity B A 4 + *\ 36°) 36 } 36 | decline which econ extended ae a chee | aay § ih | but covering ees ki h es. THE WORLD goes . t e , a ~*~ r f € 4 > rin “ hry ; ‘ mm ‘ . =} 194%: July. $1.66 %: Sep- | sce at Cae 5) 23% | 23% r s = * by to 12 pf a. below yesterday's sent = a9 ‘Treaing in Si Toaain with. prices un- sped Ing Oo « s=°9 - | ces e* w! 19 19% 3 rane interests wer uv | . hand-ro-mout fine eranu- | O% 1% 208 / RR: sii sites, ta, 8) gal AE 40K AN eee 0 SPAR Ger tice bpwecer aide | Lead, Zine and Copper |= fost pit i? eine’ aty: | into 249,673 of them. The Times goe wO% 19% penne” lOc: July. ‘? a at 2. | z 7 The | a shade up fro . jared. steady: Li? 's i / BOOK Nee tiie is sos sy. 19.050 ee FS) oem! z04%4| 70%) 79% | BOK wep 8, RS a el ed wie quiet at $8.90 per 100 Ibs | MOE ear ae salen deers “oat, March, ‘nto 203.997 of them, or 45,676 less : 2 . ° St egis & = ea, 4 2 25 % the tone We ratt \e : I - the - Sonth Te “St. Louis ine 6% approxi 9 fc Ju) - Sle ept emoer j in O ’ 4 COURSE IRRI EGULA iServel Corp) 16) 25% | } r oO ie Bo eS | OPE| WME CHICAGO MARKET reco 5 Mat eu) 12a 26. [SHG TS cm wo ary ncn ree | Hee whet the trey AOE Paes | New Fore Collen. | f them, or 107,560 bi ; , a to the Post-Dispatch. ee ae Li 99) a5 | 33%! 23 2) 83°” | tollowed ve torts eels ‘r sBecaetea | Pasa easy; spot “$0.00. ae. meer: 7 ee Santos Xo. 4 23 SF Reeosimet goes into 142,113 of t ems wai, 86K 5, * ' : uncement ik Caco. Feb. 20.—Lven though ecal | Sou CU ett a' 26% 26%) 2614,). + fone oo beng ig Aborbr yon a tn She © id crop posi: East St. Louis by Pe -ULures, steady: March TR. 36: Sui, 4¢ 45 See complete anno ee rae efiry effort to check the 2owx \'s DairiesA) 10 52% 52 2 | 62% | tions and selling by New Pi 7 4ise!| ii | 11 11's cy October, 17.18c to 17.19¢; De-| Mix : SIG wily a » c D to Sc Pieaie oo september | T L “ 1 # aq | gem! 12%! 18% hE iy i7.17¢ bid De middiin at 9 not t " Bl 46 Bi ‘GS Me . LE s °. O8ed “Mee to ll? 7 ee iow-. Trum &§ ! é eo Pe don 1, (9°01, '225 35 oints down 1} ling, J as - . ‘* tCaah sales e a of } +? 1 2°0 % 220 3 i steady, Jo : floss he » . 18 a HAVE BEEN CALLE’ oa wshele of gored 59 500 of bse a = 2 8% A +, . Rt, | 08 Hieh. Low a Oe. = + Coes. gonanin Delivered : he fact that this city supremacy . ‘ : arc reporied 400 9000 buseh- , 1 50% 50% 5O\.....- K. Feb. 25.- —Cotton futures liver . > NOW at 10 r in ex | a higher. Seaboard advised of Unit . = 20% | . Ae ae KEW ToS steady: @arch 19.80c: py | * Bleither for cash ecurition Eee @ better demand fer ‘durum |Vemnoe | 2i 17% 17%| 17% )----- IBr26e: Suly’ 16.60e: October 17.866: De | Material Dealer yey’ on | US change for other se _ Teported @ of whitelvpaL Be: 40) 18% 37 | 17. |..--- cember 17. 4 Saving by reight : N4 isi b4% | NOM 8010 tor export. Belciun mille TH! BOn 10, €%\° 4%, €%)---- ore it : of Handling | aie 25% 8 *i ee i Diaating to curtail, “Minseapetie | OMt Frat, wl oa n109 (210% 111 Grain Bids and og Elimination Double | i) ‘ ‘ ve, ; ~~" z 6 cur ims aes 7. i o/s bh, os —Gra rm tet ; j a * | r toc Gecreased 100.600 pusheis for | __ "°* | OHICAGO, Feb. ~+ {ve yy NaS Mark heed Unit L & oe’ } o5 % | 25%) L6% liow: ae , Bb offers folio —s ; ) — dre eee . showed wtrength, | Commiesion | _ pg et a= = ee aa. | O G WINTER SAND & GRAVEL co. ns ads ie tho dy J i ae vere at the «ta an 7 6S ' } ° e- Z=—_—_—e=: \ iil a . f UR 1g LON iy LON Steinberg iz markat ha’ a setback with wheat | "new | : 42% 42 | 42%) ~~ a GEO. G. The Three-Cent Quality Med Ae 4% 114%, /81386, 7 © higher levels. Local | w y | - - nine Dn “aaa 144% -145 . . — -s ’ = oC oe Co cash prices One Pree. | widen Mew! “Sis | i2mlis | ise | guy Sips TaT : - Phone, Afton 530 Sappington, Mo | of America's Greatest Market , % > wv ~) ~~ | oo _ O , . 100) 4... ee ” uce? movement. “iach of | Wilson won nt 1| 27 a7 }27 | 2% hain ao 80 80% ; ’ ‘ ey ony Teiephone was s. Com SS 4 67%' 66% 66% 66% May .----: i+ % 83% ' a BOT hid. Merzanine— ms | shipments eold «at a consid- do of new : . ~~ Biases . “* ~ ate . ne Boatmen's Bank Garfield Gieeount under nearbe White $ M: / 80% 50 | BO + BO = “OATS preenee Oo! ifr, 100 Building Fere higher with corn, put cB “| ofa new 6 ® 109 1090 .100 a a an . 7 Fork &t Malureiene trade. [Woodward %)100 100 10 10% | Mag NSS ‘ ‘ . Wer fFrea New , : were \Awee un4er t? ui@etion "i y-ITC aT a 1° 3 I 2, *% : ; CN ‘ O° senlinm. i? hg \ toe yg er 3" ee : oe > ise 4

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| of ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : THURSDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 25, 1926. | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PI L ES WITHOUT THE Fistula, Fissure and aj] Recta! Diseases cured | Our Sex Our Guarantee—Cure or No Pay No Chiorcform. No No Detention from Business. Call or write today It = r Comics News Photographs ; a sivieaiiaatia ‘sorte passenger was dead. He was idsn- Diamonds, Jewelry, Fura, if ages mrne After Widow Identi- | Several days ago a man wis tified as Fernandez, and Senora ds N a a in- YOUR OUTER Lge 3 : a ms a - 2 ¢ yamo an¢ : SAA Oo NE N ; : fies Body as His. found Iving tn the waiting room at Fernandez wen - payne pe WITTELS LOAN & N THEM : : : : wil ae fo * the Associated Press. Berrocol, Camaguey Province. confirmed the identity. he body E MERC. CO DRY CLEA FREE BOOK Valuable to Pile Sufferers. Consultation aad Ee oe HAVANA, Cuba, Feb. 25. —Ca-- Kind-hearted travelers were told was buried tn a cemetery in Bar.- = . pas. COE & GAUME, Rectal Specialists ‘fice Hours , tle, mo and the “widow” returned home YW 2001-3-S Market St. OFTENER | CLEANERS ia DYERS 501 PINE STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO. Sunea-. te 8p. ma. — vs thing. = & *O Dangep i ‘ : ; Ing, be- ticket to Manzanillo. When ‘he! ; FINDS FAMILY MOURNING HIM :0,%n¢ ‘2 fomty ‘= mourning. ¥en eched Bayarcotiecnrnora MONEY TO LOAN] (~TinpeLt 4600 _ ¢ CHIT CK’ s Fernandez, a prosperous citizen that his home was in Manzanillo: ~AwA : . - »* “ ; ie t+ of Manzanillo, Oriente Province, re- he was sick and had no funds. They with —Est. 1hio— _

SS ee “ ee T Friday Is Here Again! Bigger and Better Than Ever Before. Such Amazing Values Are Offered Friday That All Home-Makers Should Choose to Their Advantage. You Can Use Our Easy Budget Plan and You'll Not Notice Paying for Your Purchase a. SAAA AA 4 SE ee 8 ee, i jthey last $1.00 Cash = — \——— yj i » fF | , = Walnut Dressers | | Fi Beds P) N Clothes Hamper | apcamebine: he ae prerevere © ine Bed. ae | GES : 12.00 Value at | H Z $25.00 Values at || || $99 to $50 Values at \ i am N eet -agts? | % : 16.85 ; es || $6.98 ; re it i ns ar ” p $16.85 | $19.75 ([/-ggm $1.00 | % sie Te eae ee: ° VAL shape tmperted . tiie: oe mel Ei ee Sree RROCND Hampers. ¢urabiy |] |) ros, enh Wilton Rugs. % With “ar swinging ir- |] i dearance ts 19.75 ee ai ee ee pi ok ay Ae [ = ore Beem : eg ow and with lid. While ge P — , $1.00 Cash || || $1:00 Can 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE STREET COMPLETE ae Bungalow Range ¢ Wainut Coxrwell Chair P , ae | “ ARIEL” ’ , - || Royal Easy Chatrs Iresserobe (15 Value at ae ~ : Bridge Lamps | : . Dres. sick ogi >> Values at hens aig | Aitchen Cabinet ass i = iG , at + Tiuee at ~ aan $12.00 Values af $35.00 Values a “it : | $65 Value at re si ee, 60 $ d ] 0 ‘ ‘ | ae 7 , > 17 8) DL ® {} ‘ - ~, ‘ TT DOT : o m3: i} ~ r i. J : ae | ’ - ae B- r-RITE mae our | - by a ce TC RROME hb r AVE heavy frames, tm | ga : ae ae * J a ‘Na pointes in — a ee : a 4 n noontbio: f P CHI 1E bases 3 | eaten” teniinias adeno 7 OF soli Oak with and Ma a oe oven with aitached Kitchen || M42. ef eolid cak in ae LM htt th, ae : ona Shy . Be H ing back and footres ong gael ai — a ¥§ aes oo — rs heater: fully guaranteed 4 Teen atest steel gray — | , ‘ P - ‘ . Ks are featu: t D a eae | finish with latest devices. Sir Robert Borden, war time Premier o $1.00 Cas $1.00 Cash : . 06 Cas $2.00 Cas - | $3.00 Cash Mr. Taft and Nathan Straus, of New ¥ : .- me — — == ge Es, gum =, * : Cquntry Cluo,” | Bedroom Chifforobe 1 Porcelain Table if $8.50 Value at REPLACI ‘ Raise-Top Trunk || Refrigerators $43 Vaiue at | $27 Values et sate SS te~! $50 Vaiues at : $29.75 $4.48 a $27.95 g] 845 | \' as ae sie sino ~~ —_—— - - — me ” ™ ; - “st ENOT wainiut e °. |i “ara e htt. | “TE roilein-tep | =‘T= H black fiber with clothes ||} “g°YBSON” mede efde pgs RE 7 AOE Po Saas te ay a. lorobe; two-door style |} W . en Ap Sitens "ay i] ide. drawers and lecks. |! made of sdtid soige zat Oe eae 7 mn American and French /] bles: durabdiy mace. Signi pi ing $5.00 Cash | bave cane seat and footrest. $1.00 Cash |] ‘eomus. 3 a $1.00 Cash =A $1.00 Cash Pt Rice Eg EI, Simmons Bed ¢ gore —_ . i ee Fae 0 alue | Full-Size Beds at | Bird Cages Ciaijfonier Chinas Reduced | “Thor” Sweeper e790 Trl: =? ear @-A Lal ‘ , ; yi if 4 yeh tn J ,Aiues & - $36.45 535 Values at $24.75 MATY pile Oxli-size Ae } $29.75 of minster Rugs in chotoe ]4 - i $5.09 Value at Mf, xX. | ke | _ walnut “anish with t $2 oF 5" oe + SESSal | . ey Se ¥ 0./9 two-ineh contin * poet« i b- as “Ther” Vacu- ere ners andc Dan OUND ‘r Cage Lit oa Wanus © ttern um Sweeper with 20 9 —e — oo | R age be lh few - S aie tif *eniers a | Bigg mabe —— 1} foot cords and complete : $1.00 Cash | neat ane Puautenmn itd large «drawers a wei se os $3.00 Cash i ect go onprer- # = fi ‘ a en: a BH! ie:s } . ash - : — i Basement $1.00 Cash $2 00 Coch > ee ‘ "3 - a —— —— «=. ; if Wardrobe Trunks | (7 =>, Poger Beds _ | Cc Vv Rictetentannaatadiaaaaes al g | D -Bed Vattress "OT ry Da-Bed ; ' Otton Mattress WL LL Lt cukel , $32 Values at a ; = gs Rockers and $i5 Value at iH 218.59 Value ; | ? | ~ $15.50 Values at ie at Armchairs + i WHEN A P EERES 3 ii a ~ i . a) $21.75 | $8.95 nae 125.00. Vetuee et $24.75 | $6.98 § “Tr ¥ le aA >it oni + - 7 t ¢ Vi a ’ 7aA a i 3 ." —_— ce ele i FAVY D nt Mater S$ / OF 95 gg gen Kop pee por or twin size coffen LO ee > i if a : large Crawers and clothes " : H sd — ft scgeptentntene ie ae ee size and walnut finishes. Mattresses: well made 4 oe ue Regu : =. Sed" Pemene teak wis ee ee a Con with art tickings. 4 7 r ,A0UNnC bola bad iis 4 ‘3. “ ) |} amy pull-out style of bed. : n nishes $2.00 Cas 4 $2.00 Cash 5 out style ed oe cee oak commis $1.00 Cash | $1.00 Cash Mn $1.00 Cash ss Ss’ Player-Piano = $550 Value at tf Congoleum Squares 295 | ii - ~] * $2 - | Sri2 Size at FIELD-LIPPM AN demon- $9 - strator: has a clear tone. |! 4 silent action and besutifu! . J ’ ae eh a ee eee o i Coil Springs f Porcelain Lined 290 Values at ' #1 4 $110 Values at $725 | $69.75 Iron Smokers $7.50 Value at ’ —_ SS. i ee ELL- CED C { | — $3 98 gy made of of- TBSON make: white pl gli abinet, bench and Brsctir I. @x12-size tempered wire. porcelain linings and ™ ” Goid: Seal Cy ngoleum ee > OS ila ie outside ail white enamei. 4 : $15.00 Cash Rugs, without borders, aes my yee $1.00 Cash | $5.00 Cash : G | $1.00 Cash in OSCE a win gz ass tray — as Z 2 —__—i Resa pm aie —S>} 3 Steel Baby Crib || = ‘ a : i ae 4% a 7 ij - 4 ew a oe le Ph } : mee Card Tables || Sewing Cabinets 4 4 cy Hh Value t | ,.Onso ? onoqgrap I radio Tahle neers i} o 4 ee i] Z en = Kidnev Tables oar T ; $20 Values at : 4% $8 7 - 1 $99 Values at $850 Value at : $2.95 Values at t a ‘ 4 | 9 oot ae et —— SF os Bin ~ i. ; ; ° oe i -_ $ pF VANE Gt ] 69 i $14 25 2% a i a . o 4 ete mt $47.25 $4.50 $1.69 | ] ‘ Crh sicei wih heary 4 7 J 2 98 peers ci an a ARTETA WASHINGTON a 4 i ae doe ake a lage H 4% radia cabiret (ncinded. NEAT mahogany fix | $2 ° ggg pl Sewing Cabinets = = ‘2 4 ; : axa. mahogany finish and A ish Radio Table w egs and imitation leather |] SV =e eee 4 4 ; apn wind See ‘4 cane Basement for sewing : $1.00 Cash a ee — 7 : | hee SHAPE End Tat ey U $1.00 Cash g =e $4.00 Cash . ‘ $1.00 Cash : made and in fine m — 1 : . == eae P 5 nr “ . oe a a seURre = . = Kroehler” 3-Piece Davenette Suite | Rayon Cushions Bridae Bases ti Windsor” 5-Ptece § i i oe i cc ‘ | : } 2 ) se 50 Vetus ot $7.50 Value at Breakfast Suites ¥ $70 Values—Steel Grey or Frosted Tan at war tein. SO DL? mee | 4.96 i. $49.00 a — 7... es Se ~~ & be le ee Oe Be 8 . UREN ANND ety! n! = $3 Q wainet nae sate sate ge A oe Ce gt lowe made of wrought tron | FUVE-PIECE Veretian Breakfast Sultes : tien Spanish biue ieathar. The davens ma se iom aso cat made by Meter-Pohiman Co.. St. Loute f contains a bed. Three pieces included ' 3 eqguare shapes. Wille they [| ™ SOC potycarome. | tithe, have four coats of waterproof iac- " | S iast | $1.00 Cash a ‘| tiquer. three invisible leaves and four a $5.00 Cash—-Balance Month|y - we Nove —j .|j sturdy chairs ; ol “ww all i | ‘Kk ps yeh , D in BR ; oe $4.00 Cash ge =, om ij if iia 7-HCa (rood Brooms he - 2 . ¥ i . Si ’ Aiur zt Lj ee Tal . ’ oa e ? A 7 ; Gite at ° - ! ~ 7 Four-Piece Huguenot $44 75 Three-Piece Mohair 3 5. : 4 : . ° * 46 °? ° %y ) Walnut Bedroom Suites . 20 Kroehler’ Suite G i | a oo neon C $225 Values, at the Union for 3( Bees a Geeees | ec. se $2P" Valnes at “wae a oe | : is ' er! 6 : ae _ %: / t3. : r and ma- | ‘ . - ; : 4 Fahgs o a & hoganr ¢ . ids j == SWEEP” Ereocms \ S } 4 1 Ht ‘ 7 2% 2 $ 00 1 “Tund ? durabie straw. corper \ ~ i “= | ee @ 4 hound and finished bandles. ne: | ee — -- - eae all ¢ . espe $4.00 Cash née to a customer : - "THOSE who may be in need of nl oS So" - ANG a i ee ‘ . a Living-Room Suite should o ee Z «XCELA ENT é-place Mifted ‘x ca mre ~ a see these marvelous values. The = -. =x = v4 P : : ST. LOTIS’ DEPENDABLE STORE’’ ee: tenia ms -s , i the Tudor pertod, oonatating : three large pleces—davenport, ) %, Ss of \a¥@e dresaar, how and bed. UNIO N HO U y low and high back chairs are spacious ahifforobe and full 4 4 L ; SE F URNISHING («> upheistered in fine mohair. langth vanity oN 99 P Nachman spring construction $1200 Cash-—RBalance Monthly 1120-22-92 3- 26-28-30 Olive Street and spring cushions are features. $10.00 Cash ee en Laatinened

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DISPATCH a Dwrrnour roe, KK NER Bg ort Cones ogee Diseases cured by Our Soothing ™ M Pl | News Photographs \“ Fiction and Women’s Features *° [ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | «= s | 2 o Par. No Chloroform. No D _ vent 0 iness. Call or write today. It wil] nz to Pile Sufferers. Consultation and mS ate’ ad \\ N NN — er A \N ; . nl he . Qos" \ \s Yi THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1926. PAGE 37 i ee 4-45 P pee \ : WS bel Sn a “| we 8K . a» . Ssundars, ) to I. ; a THLURSVA)A, FESRUAR} wv, Avoo. ae AQ PWN TUTTI: ae i Ne ee See Se eee a PRN NO me ee Sac 8 SIS NED NR Raa SS a Re ee ee a yphitiitddldidd bi ‘time | ) Se Le Uitte “in, | —————— = Rees: a i : 4 Z “4, , yr! . tens , : ee ; ny 2 to, - % Khe , Os ae ee ate 2 i Sm - Y Wy, f'5 , %, ck ae % * Yhii,/ YS “ny fi / “¢ % , , “4; ; % 2) § Me ° , . . 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Yh, wy ba eee OO VG ie Z at have caue seat and footrest. y Guts tech lt Vdd titster? “ Z i ae Y 4 , : é Ss ae ; ? $1.00 Cash a Mrs. John D. Rippey as a Spanish senorita. Z Z via Fi . . : : 7 - G at the Twentieth Century Art Club's annual Y 5 Z hig ze ai ‘Y entertainment at the Buckingham Hotel. Zt G i Thor” Sweeper ig j—Liy @ i et-Diepaich sist? ph tcaraphes Z| ‘ | Z% i ud G | eines oapanness Z ) $45 Values at 0 éeKeeekdhdddeddcdehddlhddduyy Ylitididddd Vill tlitidddtdde VLLLMLLLLLMLLLL LLL A LL G ie : Z : ° -Z One of the snow. motors Z Z Pages in the U. S. Senate Zt hk ill re a ty ) of ENUINE “Thor” Vac ‘$9 being used to transport WY kept busy destroying old y Z Fn : Y um Sweeper with 20 ae L: y je | he ES ‘GZ supplies at Point Barrow, U4 bills and other more or less Gsm oy ; | me? z ee y a] : pes aenien Z Alaska, for the Detroit yy entertaining literature from GG. ty ee # : ea t% mi : y ; pi fu ’ Z . “- oor nerseonnne, ae ; % \ $2.00 Cas :% North Pole expedrtion. 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PA y *laye ce nie e's tata “ VA y : outside all white enamel. y Y"'G So ee Z 1% Z % GG + 4 VJ Y “Y 4 . e $5.00 Cash ) 5G GZ ‘ZG: % , tf “ 44 “YY 4 ¥ & +f “f/f “7 ~ hs : 7% GZ ‘Z4UOm™ Sewing Cabinets 1G GZ GG bd t fF : : 4 +f — & - ee ke 4 “/ $20 Values at CE, MBER ey Oe NS Sg RE Ce TS RR ee ZG ; we 4/f +/ 44 af s tf a 4, 4/7 5 4a & 4% 4 A “ff (fA “ VA . ;s Ff GZ Ee A oY, 4/4 4s 7. : on ~* ¥ A ‘ f s/s ARTITA WASHINGTON 44 % ao g BRewineg Cabinets: mahor- 4% % ‘OY ZY any finish with ample space GY =. rr ee eee! ee — lf ‘%Z for sewing ; . % Yj : An A SA 4s Y $1.00 Cash Le Z Y ZG Sg 4, V/,; VA is oY “sf sf ’ a Y ao 4 47 “ % “4 ¢ as 4 2 f 4 4 4 #4 “7 +f é " ‘a “f 4f 4 7 eo SA “4 : yj 4g % ae { ° ¢ ¥ | Y % y y 4 = = i, % é y v4 var eas. me ALASPSABSA SSSA PASAT SSS SSS SASS SASPAARPVAARAAS a CO CR — i SAAAAASRA SSRVPSSAPASAASAS AS aos %%%% a i ee ee _> es *% eeu 42 oe % oe OO Se oO SOS SS ee ~.e ee % & ac aud oo eo ee %% SS ace eee oe oS %& oe & * LASSAAAASRAAN SAS SS SRSA AAAA SR SSS ES ‘SSS . ty vA Me oy SSS NSS MAAR AANA nndOdT A BD A oa * . : : , ~~ UY %% » > REE d U, SOD gp POCO OEE PURER OEDELOEAL PR ERELEELLEOBEELPELEESEVEELEPELEAD - op da eattetetedeets s 4 Uy, SA LLZA LNA AAAs SEA LLA*44M4A*M,A4AL M44 sal L44a AM lLb-d Lhlhillillliilildil dll lhhlh lL hh lL Lh ll iil stéh wep tt ttti{en is > ) & : a ae ae ¥ Y4 = My : j Ma ASE 4 . a S Cy , £3 3 Giff Res ae yy eee | WU 4,4 Be 4 ste y, : P A Gly YY one tePs ; Y % a } IN RE : GG a igs af : 3 ’ . ght a ; WY, Y a : Y 4 4, “a ¢. >. * s sy 2 ‘ J —_ oer ” : . y Y 7 ee | Y 4. * , we iv * Yy yj a , \ ~>s * ’ Py. 7: rah. 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i ,-_ = - —- i i i i li li li li il i i i = = —_ ~~ ee i. a ST. LOUIS POST-DISP4 7 fo FEBRUARY 25, 1926. " r ' = € ~ 2 a - n a a - ~~ Pee — on , t ¥ a “ _ oe PRP OLA ae kee ee wf ae ae Oe ee a OP lL — OX LOL BP PLO OP OL OO POA BPS Peal eg nal nail ON ~~ es =: alia ils i a em me . a tl tle ——— : { OPAPP DAPI DD ws + : ] a . 5 . mes : + nnn oe ~ PR PPPR AAA Se + ) ee ee 7 . \ ; * % 4 a a ee i ee a £% 2 : . tj , * -% ( LJ , ¢ = oe ee ee a » a i i tte . CC ———_—— —_ a” ~~ - -_ Se ¢ PDI LAG ALR PA Ae ll el lt SE Oe OO SE ae rE ET RENEE ini . : ~~ _ aa te en EE OOOO OOO —a—W—_—eeee ee eee en nn nnn nn nnn - on eee | ll i ~~ - ‘ eee oe a | GS SeNPCINCAT) , mate The Call of the Sou % ‘ NELL BRINK tN tage —— A ae FLY» BORIS NN PANG Ye Aa As Neeley, «i ’ 4y _—_ Fila Wister Hainer eg A New Retreat for the Fussy, Is. | bottom of your heart you do not CHAPTER SEVEN. ' beyond all question. Mr. Reyno'ds t Family Busybodies Who nee it slip ‘n*: | believe any evil of me! You know Provided an Outlet for Their . 2 i , - 43eore ’ U fe +> is sj : ae What Has Gone Before. H sect Paul t it ap 7 ¢ his Eras whi h promptliv CLliOoss j th: ee z thine T bh » ¢r rite ° Carolita Menendez, a beautirul As ' ed | that everything I have tried to do, Meddlesome Energies. upon if et me counsei you to b€ |-no matter how lumsily, has al! , ~ “res OTRO. teat re Weis ints eevee tub aanigne aie, > re Ae Sr 2 Tx: > ~ - _ A « sf f-~ ~* ? ne whom she has never seen During ye Vere OOm Lean Ike & over ne world to me just now is sweet- a hame tor you. q > ” : } ,° nilarraad hie _ , + ; - “i : ero o1 ee the last lap of her journey be- 5S*'D —he allowed his glance ® , heart! Here's the ring, darling Asort ofa gay little name that + . : av4 ‘ > ‘ J P : ‘5 ‘ r= « - & , “and ; + Fy aan “ Mor 7. ery lits Tie ; T ke : , : A twee: - Chicago and 1Los Ange ies res SILN1LIIC aniiv Uf On { arc ‘© | a. hliitia eweetheart marked just for rakes vou E 5 F : ee ‘Ann’? ‘AF henna’ “ ae P ats co a : ehe wakes suddenlv in the night Gont lose your head 3 OU .O matter what part it has think of striped : a . a« ~ + ‘* ie tiie { ,o} 4% xT; ' } — . om ol . . v a ae . - r ag L?s and sees, clutching the curtains ©! way Mr. Gaines now spoke hi piaved in your life, take it now as petticoats and i. ia the berth opposite, a white hana ‘boughts aloud “that Was some a pledge from me’ I helieve ir ced capes and ne ; : : " of « vi ‘ in - . mT O* 7 1 t “hte ~~ oe " : cass as "i . oe wearing a gorgeous and startups sescriplion you Fave of vour ring you, dearest | know that when colleens and a ‘ ; $ = . ; } ? ; tar Py ] tf) } 4 7 ary 1? _ ? re : * » F ee. rubs. She steps into tne a@isie te amily heirloom (mm a& Comecrol the right time comes you'll tel] me broth of a boy, " ‘ investiirats and meets Paul ern- along that lint mys if may I see tne things my verr ate CrIOS +? such s we te4 . a . . : ; + : oaiNSES shi) I SOU ries out vilasis _ : } . : bs Cc As. aA young New | ork lawyer. it ae k now, ] TY CORT OAN *¢ to wa 4 ‘5 1) ed ty P 7 ' + Oi Sa -~ G4 ‘ ay a4 - sf - ' 7 . . : ar St ee the on — ase didnt know I was butting in, guess ig Tg ‘opigdanptieg (nings nm the hear | | , : “a ry s * ‘ “— ] Pal rs i : “Sere : : en ¢ A ry rica-= ra & apout his Necar . ee conductor He winked at the onductor é linb- - Vou b If A ist “ Vou ee iid unae y . : i. : 4 a : ¢ . ¢ j sie ’ ales lave Mace a mistake In trusting » il az : at > \ Pp! a : : : oe *' ‘i 4 4 6 ~~ f ‘ & od i* a - - r'*>. a i " _ 4 4rnerica on the samé steamer with “cialis vou J—-] tnank vou—but we must rhe woman who } ee ps he gar- F the dead man, and was annoyed “For the presen: Thank you.” Say good bye [Tam not free to so en senas out a ni ittie an- ie . re . ss ~&e a : Yi ©: 4 A a&ié i yt ie : aera MR ¥ “ o F bv hie advahces. heynoids admits They moved off. Mr. Gaine 4 a.:OW vou to Speak more ouncement the rst of everv Tear x : . ~ d aha ~ \e Ra, ates Taki sit S iW,- ‘ : + oe acovaintance with a Mr. and Mrs lowing. and Pau! his breath ° : ee . a . , . ‘na 4% silee, 4A As Aus aie ‘4 "ALI ’ OoOmTm- ‘ 4 “ : , , , ‘ y ; & Rrown. w ho Tt on th \rain eeA . th ine rs ist hie heart noindine is an ; ner may in 5 ir if x ~ th ’ > I a | hn , nr x ab ee: home eS rhea previous evening. and privet Re seg =m pg “ ytriereniccst aia Bre Hot married e that makes ° 1y {a6 se if rou don't = she , furned to the girl at his ; ait nat ‘ (nat mi > 4 l a if you don F to that were seen talking with ee gig es C know that on carth | with her a : “ . Sha we it gaow a 2Y Lew mo YN) 2 « si my ’ : i Ait } Sa the dead man Later it Is iearned Aone x . a ; es . wl ever thir . . & F » , . Qi me, rery rentriwyv "hh e - , more IT? & 1 & Be ] rm * ‘ a . ~ — i > Be that the so-called Mr. Brown sen: ash Cu y Beall Here is you! ee . . SY tO PSEIorm 4 + 7 : ” ~ ¢ her hand we an import Tiission oe Aunt Maggi 1ayvbe : i oo} ; 2 a wire at the junction and signed tetied He took her hand in his sg sg LSS1 0 but I know , Geile, Mayoe, goed ol¢ * . Pyros ) : ° - 7 , nor r 4 "Th Ss im * | rc 7 — - -& ‘ Walter Reynolds. Paul Reyn- vut SNe grew herseif back, her : wnat. ihe Sisters have said Lunt Mugce , S aiwavys had a . " * 4 : me Grote ‘ +} . - on A —- : he . , + 3 : . . : — oi : eids confesses the man ~ his mask Of seii-possession giving way ac Upon my sate journey and ar- near. Of F0!d and who simply wi 7 ? z 4 a _”* 4 > * } Aenmnan . ‘> > . i 2 ? ? l¢ +! > P - = é mrother whom he has not seen in Oo one of stern Quy ti -t UC} aS e whole apPppiness ave otuer eopie s . affairs 0 years, due to a family quarre You have lied to m: she said © MY una&nowr onnections. per dione. She bosses t iidren and The porter then finds something in low tones You have made me maps even their lives Much de- snée nags her | ther-in-law and on the floor of the car and Reyn- believe vou did not know whom / Pends upon m-: I may make 1 she drives the ci t of the eids guesses it 1s the strange ruby beionged this ring You nave acquaintances, me rriendes fell no Kitchen—-¢h: 'OoOKsS in ths icebox se ring He fears it belongs to the questioned me and made me ft one anything i) had Tt. tut anc Watches the bread-box and al F A hk } . j % a re eeuie pot | ~o"* YOu Snow that 1 took the *80 ¢own her cheeks ts anybody he house breathe ee ig wildest chance 4 my life r) : aa a naturé hreart?r r bh es . xplained the strange. mo chan f ail my life in But ring. Carelit Don't | * Batural bre And she knows 5 a bare = lain d rf : 4 __ : fu eP sein ao tb at tha Pp rier = 3 Fare d — > _ Ai Vsiia i/On ae . . | ‘ no ¥ compelling force which had, ®= "5s °** De ee eee cry Gariling, please, there—there—! {| ~~ eryboG@ys giad when she ‘e° : . + t i1@ ring ye be t i Si ww oe ger ‘Th oa rte } ¢* | ebe 7 > : 5 iy had : ie reo i; ’ . +, a aa > -_ " . * . ' , yy ‘ » ’ - - Couse is mney or gi Ewan m Sitti i a AO as ew A DY VAMP loveliest and mH . + + ible ee | rife risk he ran in ciaiming *h* it to you You sent me the words | >" ‘‘ aii Vassacor riotel in Los | Warm enough. for her tn the 2 pe ee ~— -2+— — — é6 : OS. irresistidie, of lure . noel . ‘ : " eice ‘hate. _ ¢ } - . ~ ’ . tif QAVe - ;¢* : : . se ee a logs of a Fring, a thing he had | that were engraved in it; oh, yes, | *D8*/°S and wait there for you to | time and at night eb an't } ; woen it's Winter in the North, here I stand k , a . . ee - ag )) — . A a 4 . er Saet iif { nt hear ?* O — ‘Es never owned, yet the risk seemed you did lt was mental telepathy a Be upon the telephone, giving | hear the nois: nd talking in S HOLD ! DA en on ey Oe one, OP eee 2 c , - : | ~ ] - 7 % r A ~ws1? + ~ ’ ~ + ° - | In @ yvour ‘ a frees 2) ‘ *> - 7 — ’ i ike “ —- “©S 1@ = a : ans os . > ee nim ortan trivial. in the face of . And vou finished ou fhe lac word aOUG aa a 2 } ivine r as “EES _ 3 : of Iii . , th “_ . but terrible danger when 1 got stuck wit) : Wehat | COME immediately to sce Gownstairs, and if the. ! | i By ERNEST SEEMAN an appie and my ears like two red-flannel flaps, my breath avi 1d & the veile ; . got stuck with i a eeeiEAIeUIalely {O see you. |! ee S Witt) MT ir f ; - ae wet aa a a . apy, ens ¥ She Wats to ' itt) My) PELE, 777} air for Jack Frost to iu ié. ab I : be which the presence of the ring = are you saying eee eee | 6S CORrse, in case your | send to the specialiat ana ’ We ML W/ 11 pveepaleng: a eves d I pause between the might By WANDA BARTON } ; att ee dae Ficrnds + i 7‘ = ; ca ao GQ «© 6©HOT Cs ‘ ieee t ; ? siti aw appeared to represent ‘to the girl cConvuilsiveiy over hers Can't you reeues meet you as arranged ? trainee Bitcas ned Band ths a, ss = : J ? y Snow sx0ve: to rield myself for stolen moments te . 3, : > » —_ A fh ad ailG nd Te ge : e ‘for whore safety he now felt re- see that its because I love you? *y ‘@°Y fail I will take yon to Mrs Peale Wee wa- charms. Lare of Honsehold Linens. ‘the cold greens > ew a £ and get out the castor o ‘ . re sens sponsible. ir be had not already know that this ring has at some Reynolds. my stepmother Yon al ‘ * — . » Buttons Int t. = “Oh, dark languid ladr kicking rour Summ OUSEH (LI linens 7 ore.” fash of brilliant . ita evervpady r tay 9 as is ac = -p , 4 , ] er-ciad JUS iis iimens grow mer ’ , y ; lAanonaA r? w he «nfe th hae " , . » Use : = ” - - nn iv The the b sald to her ove vou he knew time *1iGi Pe to Vou . i t rings a : Pee 4 w“ ‘a neé r Usrit TY « ; + * : ‘ i ‘ 3 — — ’ . formr-: ° . = 9 . _ \y s a8 ou 44 " ~ gpa ged you. 1 trying ge a! . : el eles ak The htime ny shunt Be oP tone -= flowers on rour shoulder, flowers in your breath, the gold o empiing cach passing season.) "" ° bene that he must do so e couid Ro. tO Save you from amv deeper cense- aoe tO Argentina for further ‘ir ; fe ee ee “ = Kt in ¢ b e 7 _—— be The (nen te af th 4 PUMoer right e ~ . 4 ais é - a , . i 2 . ~; } > ; _ ; . ~ © he ‘ 4s ae : * : e . oe - :, i jut ee . _e? - me . ot am ey = e€ I ai s e : : , want a help himsel?. guences of this affair” PiPecwons , a : ‘ ™ Cs W iger can fh = — _— en of your skin, your voice the whispering Biome) bh sowives concealed a work. 5G° a a 7 ? t ld . nine a * »~ , . _ Z 7 ee | “4 : ~ . = — Pr ; ? + ; . ; > ; ae i ; , ; a L ar? l I should think that you gps And I, too, have risked my I Week her “here «. ee voided by folding the buttons ip- eH your lips the scarlet of hibiscus and poinsettias. when eR @@EPre valuable amount of double 2° B°* J@F BROR Aare missed your ring if it s 0 safety ‘oO } iD VOT? . ' ‘oF Y: 7 YK De +9 . ‘ ze Bee ‘ ; c te ty - ie Ba ' al - 4 ~~ + - i@ ae rrr orm *¢ — Re oe -s = ~~ . ‘ o - sats - a ™ S' nse - - Ce ‘ pieig Ot Sie r¢ eq. Dresenilv whoen her * ie. : F ‘Ww & 4 4fi . » Ad &®ai ile Tj “ii i noidine , = inger ar me and Say come on dow + ‘? ‘ nan Ps and adie- ‘ » A L : il } ' é 3 , : . sages Aiiiz = ~ , ’ * S =f) «4 |. See ‘ a . ; eS. any value. Can you describe it”’” » hole . frar one igen tears had be Sosein oe ee as ee ek ec we ik a : mn South'’ I want te ae é Fireakfast linens : : oe er whoie frame stiffening under | wiped away she turned to him «er Renae sn a7 oe ee 2 run : hrough the # valuable and aggravating job flat on its back and beat it eGs (Cy Cane eee borde , ¥e the train conductor was doing the | his tonch. her eves bilazine “How hs Ve nin Or- j Wringer : sat § DackK an to’ age mate ad , eaialadl ored Dorders are quai , . . *, ‘ * 4 4 at thi mu ‘ P| = + ac : , SA hii & ans * nae * ; yea ” ; . : . oS Ls - > Es ecial! when I hee oe ™ NCKLEY : - use in the 5 : = 4 z questioning this ogee : a dared you ‘ aim a Thi 4 wv hich I a? ; oe to . ‘ . ~ Y? Le - ona = et = . P y get stuck ' NELL BRIN : he old: -, j doily 2e*s - runoers a t olau id 7 ‘ea 3 #% e « = X re > / a .ry ian j tno. = « ~i=*R ~ LY rt } iv — Vv ? + '} TY) > - — see . he ~" 1% * : " 7 , re ] 4 ~ ; 5 ? r rro ad Be 7 ie vibrating. “Carplita you do not think that » eB cca —— Tape nat Smooth ‘ ‘ a- X+ Dinn't r — == F a ong [ ve 9 'Trass Linen the peasant CATO We! ae ee = : Soe ~ : ° . > a aa’ : aA CAA -_ ee = “ - i = " % ‘ i ers: 4 ‘ ‘ " - a. i ‘ ~ rc > + . . -_ = ' ‘ = ry ing t* é $3 Ww hat shape is the stone . the the hand vet! thes tora e. up - : nave SQ J a+ \ring vv i ie i Vi 7 I i% r , S t " id eae _ cane . . a Ad f ~ th, — “e ra 2 , and those ai . Al Ej! ae. | yal da : : 4 ss Per: Se! lw eo : - ss ihe . 4 La t ~“ ” o +--+ 2 - _ — - dl wee AM et © _ ™4ile ea Ww & i. nf | ‘ — Said is your own’”” a ee ir ooread wi , > cently was made @@ / i calm inquiry went on, “can YOU | was mine, do vou You know tip i your ow: : ie ae . iid teste tn wens = ee ae a : mppie .ioth embroidered daim-| ~ saa ee @raw it?” ie a ane ie Rica st eatin "Will vou no: sax?” 7 ; L464. => WRAT sf S$ paid "or re [ DORABLE sport jackets of | fairy i rngers—so delicate B... on tie: Wel eal ne MPrge owe eA ° ‘hy th ee Woe Sane, T0U shew om eats llae 7. Form she thinks its a fe ' ' ' white taffeta tnre and film —_ . ives “owers were ou e es Tt think 20. but w v ° e mys- tha? «ha fe + ¢ Fm — jha eS Was Ve ry r neoer ? a? : . . = ® | iv > I: ™ & same ae " ; > ana usill yy the lace. ‘bet. i oe So es . | yous 4g lents wa » mar Lore | irom i chain se ave Work moves the De pusit ; s s o i e ° ° 4 eee 2a ok. ¥ 2e@2yp Ue darin biue Coss { P +. é . — eo Ss oS ton 7 ‘ 4 é er _ ‘ j oe : - i | a i ‘ Droit red (Ti red it - S . he in the per : Confetti-dotted crepe de chime; For the old-fashioned Gx. | eee vere of 6 , P . “— ‘4 » ISNA i Ne Mmstitcaine i : . stitched on after for summer wear. girl the frocks of tafle@i,... nd the bene . ° a tight bodice apd full siti: . rures appear he | Spplles eam Gayly colored suede and leaiher | specially fashioned to heiress a-. dann in -. oom. aa oe = belts on plain colored silk frocks. charm Se ge ee A worid without . —— — revealed in “Bilad tery? Have you found two rings*®”’ De Rhein ‘ accepted Paen om na k ot h * the adout ‘ . @ har: TO ma n = ne CAR Bene! e . ; ; ’ is ” 2 wy . -~, Dre . , er ' : VO. was c -" ~ | ther lost it or threw it deliberately cyl ae oS pit eed oe | — mal oe | He ‘VSSECG, POUr coarse | aa *? . . piease. ry ioe ~~ * * > ’ > . . ~ a i ing unaey ber Lak COree 170onN fT You res i _ Aas t SUlt 4 4 ’ ? ae ° : ees nt . ” i? ' a ‘ , 4 r? POT or: + Pe mci) , . tapetteoemas > — : “s “I'm mot mach of an artist. ha Cent 16 wnuis’ mas : ‘ ‘3 . ; as » al Waly wiCatt ‘ uve : v-~ - + , “yy Y _ z Peul took out his fountain pen aso... wonaueror bs a lina an Sagreable creature was so delieht b . ‘= « , “ug sine taeda Cileve lai The jew or ; . r UIngz Water the =* _ $1 he spoke, “have vou a bit of pa- Beg a swept so lig? ie i Pattanticn that re ee : . 2 : | : ee ‘ | Fs ‘ ‘ alia . ‘ oo hh aS at sais at - c é - “ ; va % i ~ aid ~~} "“- . " ia ~ + 4" Poa ; . aha Passo a) ; ai “ - ie = = * : - © . 2 . re "TT _~ ‘G- . ‘ ~ ° \: . ° iwuagwe is. beine printed ot Ce Cumnmg =ittie springs teques’! M in fat wor , | oay BI Dorothy & ~ ~ A. = , j i 3 )- . . “a ™ : ” : . formed entirely of flowers. ODD FACTS ley - Ps is is ws soon to be preg —_— : @ 5 minctes Thats pattern sec ae -_c. : . % ® a : ot Bia nb S Don't deny : * ‘atural stimerlation this | # Choi sath 3 oice f S Jewel Coffee—Lb. 39¢ Santos Cott oe || Stax, gener ations ON SALE ONLY AT KROGER STORES), ker Oats ther. Again Paul's brain tele- met his sraphed its warning signa! This ‘Mr. 1 ioid= Aa! a5 4 tom Riga Oh‘. shaking as ft drew a brief ontiine eT i nk : ™, ° * ‘ : . s zat a * ir Mpeing in ~~ PFrPaecimcre of bis ene vivid t'mpression of the ee tts eating we, in r iPasin sS> r around Mt ; Mensiaies a las . ‘ i. * i : our Inusya =e . ~% ° . BE a i a ~ > — Oa in r - ring be had seen tpon the womans aii nail eaten tee : EEE eae ‘a eee ae aaa = A t! aber. ind rou | tracted the attenrian Se a , : \ ai e ’ , 3 z Ss : Lv 4 t b t spies er ee “ts , _ ac = | N ‘ aa ~* . 7 © 7 }. ; " ‘ oe : aon , i + .ee™ 4 ’ ” ‘ ig foe, ome peewee the paper te the woud ali nerve ta imniica’ Imitation i ani i ae ns map 3 Se & Atle Dit disinterested, | Ployer, Lord Cromwell. who. upon _— sested by motor car maagagee retains its ariep. SS? &@ g i+ Met t . 4) ‘ Mwal® FO! r ro — ~ is yt Cm ) Lia" - ~ Miiv Troon ‘Ys sa a ' a ore ‘ ° a : - Bhs es ° ° s . 2 " re } 5] ad 4 . ’ ¢ ft : ond@neter. whe examined it close ie i ey? uot , a ae a b> niet Apr Huinging the position of the his dea:t eft him oa iidil tata tee o distingwuisn (pen dtttet | a ‘ it natural! ganda effort. and : ty g ' ‘ 7 ‘ én * : fr iti oe ae A ml Pee ‘ : oe 5 - sas hr a? ee! ‘ . ‘ ~ - ss @ ay - ty prove that von knew nothine of . * > ,OD r eon 4t..7 7 a ‘ ang se: : Sill *rPence "Eacy ¢% rad a ragr His srien*:fi scorgrecie ‘OS SF AZain sponsored ¢.5. The obiect is to § a L*9Ine 2. nO LD S¥myp , vu S are ¢ ng “ - to k — he : ’ . o- ; . = 7 rer eh = Carolita bad risen and stood at inic man’s death sae ki a a Three sparks—oria¢ , Re ake away that bored feel- | pursuits. Edward IV. becoming i for summer wear over gariy col- being “dated” to their R pea hens are usoal urch s opposition 4% : man ; n 11a alin aT AS : bf envy nd AM Prock ,ar nz ee ee ' ———— : ae ‘ _ Paul's aide. a simpie act which fhat ew ‘ ‘ TS - “aS = . ae ° ane re , ‘ os : » roaatad a . - rew. . . nto . ored crepe de cpin¢e oF - i ie arc mepn* ra 749T7T : 4 Th : ane he ae Oat f ‘> ASSOC ate ; with «a * ‘ 4 : en ° : » , no ‘ o~ a . Pr id l|#* Yr) iy rN ‘ ei) - a ‘ ~ P 2 ~ ‘ a he a ¢ ne : : . . ; = “ : 4 ces . r . = free . . rT fo rend The snouid be 1 de sok ¢ e im * roug and : reug hin And . ¢ + vy : Fa - r ; } 1 dre 4 — 7“ nee ’ ~~“ It Was un be lieve le , “ee - ; . ry any. Moe ae — a . oa : } ‘af ¢ Pm e. tae , a. : ‘ A Tit ? ‘ ide Y} : thre Die ces ce) " ~ ipprent o “ax Sashes and Panniers on tha lew ter of the late tf B. , - es s Ww * : sitting with Miss Menendez in sec , ge Reins ——- si 3 tony - Susy Put tha roll ‘ ay 2 Dri ‘ : gett: . “king.” ; rf ; dea ~* t a . | 7 nat Sole SPOUTS *) TY) (3 a ks 2 o~ » 4 : r i . - rho " aia ‘ P - * % h YOLKS of Wo ‘ Eze ing i ton en nN surpassed his — aster an . ; spring frocks. Americal tgbaccte : tion ree last evening ‘ es CSuUiar | tabieanonanfui af er ag ee . 5 900. = : ives . . . me t SMNsSePVCnhiul Of lemon fuice into | Setting up a business + Caloene ° e . her about $150,006, ; = “Te Wasnt it there tha’ tha a: ia “8 7 , tr me Up : isines: i dlogrn eee : "t a | > se And do you suppose that " Bias ear m: . ws lie ee + SMa saucepan and set the nan Published as his first work “Re \angerie that looks as though ::| was the inventor of U# i porter found the ring” Ra cenns , eee, | remit : afte: — into lar~er one hal? ¢::1 a dined : ee had bt : erase CO ‘ : “Were you wearing the ring?’ forget how you have questioned m: Fimee t@ everlactine ae a - ‘ - : ‘ther for rh, ! ~ =e one Dail full of. hot; Cuyed of the Historves of Trove.” “as Deen woven and fashioned by! “igarette card. ° . | Seeing the tinge | Oo soon eo Nave questioned sting.—Ovid. | 92% Romes, gnyhow, ne tie | Giller ater sanity ac feat wren . Ay PRINTED PB : ; lle ‘was showing i? tA Tie “a ‘ - ” ‘ = . 2 ~ {i= UR : 2 Big ae 3 : om >’ 4% v. ee LICK ens. ¥ ye 4 . i y O1¢€ « _ . a . a A, bere he i’ n 4 : ~ 2% _ 4 " a ry > oy + : ain noe Spee a a | i ; 4 : ? é ‘ , 2 ? , os & rn q \ eat *2> \ 4 Nn 4 aren n : nm unteered Caroiita, her - ® as ’ _ . ' r Ste AP in when thst is’ ir -ror 4 3 ; ; , cn . _ A ‘ _ ‘ * ‘ ry . L2 oe , é ; ~ = = . a : i ad iA j : rau > 3 7} 4 a az POSE . r- — re wes) ee =] ’ one So 4 tfoundingly calm and self pos. a “is - . sk needs mee OM the Mavy- * nrac 4 sn a as a ee : . ee z : ; ¥Oa ‘ n i +é » ee ; Pa | | ; et Aa _ y . @2e 2 fe gn ° 4 2 - eS - - oc ) + Se ifs r > » ¢ . a at: be reo tha TT on a me " — ; + sessed. “it was because of ‘h, ay ees Erasmus ante SOS aiter in Ir , at goes a ~~ LEMS ates Supreme oor ¥ r eee. Ce La =: x Ls . ’ 4 s iay us a Aas ”~ +% ~ ° - : ’ If ho . 5 7 » " : Sf . . 1a 8 er n ° AUS 4 . i, eairsa + : ma = s 's ~ - . iif@gad ~ ; giamce which said: “Don’t answer | theoee indebted an ae eee iete . _—e © / oa a . . se ry e You a +h Of . beapen ° 1a - . - . “a ~~ Se * Cc aa. r ‘ 4A = . ws r ish : mitt eucstioned | | , * : ss As ee j rea Fs t ee One second’s hesitation an aw Oa, 4 z sa lag ee ryeh : aa "POACH Of as the poss ride iii ta ii is eer : Fay Pas . 2 am . instinct or thought transference | me SC abcess an OO 0-0-0 —-2--0- UE ul fe eiing that the Kame Was yD eS a ae ; em aneea ” iw the nh, +) + Prince of w ~ ‘s a 4 $ Fe e Cat Sui \ uu i 4 ' Baa 7 ‘ ? + ; in ‘ - ‘ s “a1 a a - . 4 as and then like a flash came the ; e a ONMstit n n : 2 ey 25 dfive ers. +m wr} +e rf ¥ eS te rir > tr band X'y 7. 2 6 re haf ) - the boat” | har alah: i _— wate! TaN ited from aie { . ; % e e5)s . © 1OUPS \rere im con- ' > oo of ile de , ; . callie ~ ‘ ry jse5 ° : m+ : " ? Pe. ee | iB teeth: Sen un 3 @ predestinated — Pay a ‘Gig ten Yo } nats Where the | reat i nection with the dead traveler Ha : Kasha aie rufus nanagemen: ) ° HE de! | mae ; = 2s “4 ae . ’ —" - . é =t a : * . - % * o na t + ’ 1! have 'o heln me , * ~ hy her scorn that a wr é » Dee ¢ — — of impunnes and > = barns ap their admiration day after. s wh , . ra. h .y : : ; ae : | ; ’ oul : NOW s. ia ‘ a’ ‘ ; * 4 een restore its r ’ 4 =) ; “ - ~~ e _ = - : © 2 . ! natura’, radiant b!, dav—fo rene an ] . ' ee | Piheest niin nnn | @ note of sarcasm out of his i ie ben tachi a ee When you see a ! 18) Po r French Brand keeps its a ze mernings i 7 id ha | 6. ee LAE AOTC ED é Be scenmrs demusnes? [5 . . i frien is e = "aey sta Py. fee 4 (mm certainiy a dummy about pM 1a & pal whi i saw ji! Thea get a jar of Faraz, the de ? figure 1* think : s and is -ontinual/y Faining new " with .;. ta. oreign languages * on that Woman's hand ind an , SN eo logic 1: ones. nthe: Je : Buss an —: - —= ‘ mataiogica.y approved skin parge. of Royal Patent ‘ie 2 ge Dulce Corazon Oh. I am sa Other when. you saw ¢ Nan we r-- Ounce crearment—which ' x & hope : fe : Fe ad yveu di .? nea 4 v oe cocwaich takes caly Flour ave 2 Wei- Se. at Su did net lose such beau ing dead ron cannot. t eth ; twe Mi —€i ‘th : pret i = ;, . eee as sched ae : ? hve muinutes——clears the pores of tire "ae'ast rao id 3 ee tii « . » » " ~ . , ” io ~~? = . Ps Ps Were t ’ Trig? Pau t hie perhaps InN nN - wet whan —_ — é The resale '$ a Magic transrormation ¢ ‘lour for over hal’ a —O4., en bad’y che oe % ck 2 i 3 . % ? . a t 4 . ’ > | 3 cath Did the girl really know I have risked ryt 4 ¢) which you can scarcely believe. One "entury Ohake- byes . ° ‘ “ . . aad ' , } ~~ ° ¢ # e Semewet thie fing or had «he | You. you a aa sg sie cand ; Weatment will work wonders. TS- ! a - a Mtanng 46% ‘2 i | ne ana ‘ “S%3 great tiesee teal . . ‘ umMmped at th one straw left :? Ye a > _ me ie aye them both from drowning? you, anywa: ¢) 28scures a sott, white lore!y skin. 'e | ize 4 great energy sie- ; + 4 The conductors talk« ad asic. "i". . an . anger rs Get a Sr Le jar of Fares fom Trou: i } re se 3 : 4 : ‘a7 me s and 4 . « i) om i ‘ : si , é - ‘ aun . sa? “24 re : . » i w minutes, and Mr. Gaines, wio Diazed in her face was . ‘ ; C Bggist and use it today’ —now 4 BRAND ss * cs ‘axtauves seldom * a ner fa : ty . ; ; : tetc ur | pte Seecweem atanding im the aisie ing out. giving place to eoreas |] FATRB PRODUCTS ConPoRatTton |} rr as - urge of the ° ~ ’ = -_ i.” . 7? : La. Mea . ¢ came closer, his eVes fastened v o3a2 her eee oa. oy Ti nn ae ee ‘ Se. } fer to use : 4 7 2 + | ba in ix ’ tt « . ‘ 4 es we ‘ had = | | Creat “sands by yeu/ i) aaa : | ~ 7 P , + . a c ; : ? The conductor stepped to Pa: “Rut Carahs “ite and held out his hand ‘ “ | | , alg = = See ee¢ “A hor *. oF «. You have identified «a... ge ' | : he Bite eet delicious! | iti ies EM INDER WOOD co oT ¢ | | . 3 Ma? Ct BOSTO! MAKERS OF I NDER WOOD DEVILED liAM : i i ce newts Se iad ~ a 8-0-0 0-0-6 <0 —J

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- LPB OL LB LL eee WOMEN +. -— -—_— ae co —~.. eOeeeeeOeeeeeermheerermhl emer eee eee eee eee CUTE |! mr? } _~ iii en items erence — ee ten = OUR ste ne “ ~ nt i ae i it it i i DRAWN BY NELL BRINKLEY _—— it’s Winter in the North, here I stand knee me and my ole car, my nose like the Eleaming d my ears like two red-flanne! flaps. my breath : Dst to Juggie. and I pause between the migbtr >. nove. to rield myrself for stolen moments to you lar of Honsehold Linens. the old greens and blues, with re 7¢ , = on Ti. - ‘ ’ ; i lash o r Dnt veiiow genera- 7 on “eS ae : ART pL 7 : rape a P ‘ c 4 ia : si i mK, languid lady, kicking your Summer-ciad heels Q@MSEXOLD linens cro ; eee cambine e@ . ‘ J) ¢ i eh‘ Ng Vi J iis* } ? - em i £ = Py SS lI 4 a i. nN e ad shoulder, flowers in your breath. the gold off - Rg tag pumber of bright colors in their . ine nen F eots« ‘ ¢ + Be - . . id . = , . . ss sé ; La j i 4 Z ‘ae ee Pee : sheen of rour skin. your roice the whispering offfims housewives concealed a “OT* ! oo = wey that they Ca + - % 7 . : - ~ . . 30 nN 4 ar I OD finer ; O,Or riet of hibiscus and poinsettias. when rou croglmwluable amount of doubk en 88 . a an ~ om ‘ -~ é e* ™ > y an —\ Fr + at i . i and Sa ; come on down South ' ] want to le ‘E. . —y TO pat E be use in the breakfast aicove nd ly when I get stuck!’—-NELL BRINCELEY. TMi. ante | wunnese | UM? * , . alec _ v 2 4 ° Q ae n was n of white damask MPpie cloth embroidered dain ein Ceeere ign. TI sport jackets of) fairr fingers—so drlicat ‘ ee ¢ he large flowered demgn. | he . - : > r.7? + . ed ae : M “rs were oOuULMS 6 “ aa ‘Ma rT} 23 ° : ° ° = ENCES SCS ve Geep Hess darin biue flogs and the borders ' " ' = , : » a line FTYLD T¢ l¢ red T rad vere of th same blue linen ees ec crepe de chine; For the old-fashioned y of 3 Bt hems hj ee agua Seelam / : yA . ls Tz ¢ dea Eo wi I = > " -} © 4 ™ . = . 4 . wy ear. irl the frocks of taffeta cpa ag stitched on after the manner of an 7 . l ¢ 4 : 1) ¥ aroun ne broad hemi... ied hen | tight bodice and ful! skirt Bp, tien se appeat rh: applied hem. il aes a , , eo aa s ee pM evils &2AwYoal aa | i d pucce axe leaiber speciaicy fashioned to heigh Bare dor r O.0rs anc are ; +} divorce wiil be oe. : 22 . ‘ ie 2 rearma Ie nowy? rorc j . eclored silk frocks. ' charm. ae ; : A worid withou Ive . . eeemmetinnen ——_ A «i reyeajed in ‘“‘Blind Ailey new edit x ice emma ao Philinpir . rr mipr : _ tie sprime toques |! piay by Lorothny brandon whic! ~~ * ; A “4 ’ 3 r of flowers. | ODD FACTS is soon yroduced ondo ~ . - Pw > « +t Lt . ee uv ha on wr tL enema esis oman Beeene b. ’ 7 . ’ . — " Ty - Yeo - a o- tne werr “8 per Name« ins'@aa '¢ : {i@ it's , uu r u Ss WW i it {JULS nt eT Ia LT OL cesteg by motor cer manu : a is . nen su vs ia = mort a propa- ™ ® 'o distinguis! elt {ferent a ie randa effor nd sHe really \ - * as i> i ia Bt agnuin sponsored ©.s. The ofject is to pr facn washine is not I sym patpb) With e . P 2 ~ . . " , - a ‘ ‘ Par over gfariy co} heing ‘dated Oo heir owe Pease n ° s" cofie / Or , 2 snou.d mace mor aifficvit be- ” ° The richest gir! in the W idery is indicative of th: re daiver is made easie ' ,* or-old that Ane , I+ — ribbons used as S@id to be the 12-year-old > “woCe © Wore | : ‘ t ‘ote J FR. DuMeeeUsian we eet some red w iniers on the new ter of the sai © « r 4 ~ { ; American tgbacco “king. © ° . iher about $150,000 000. Mr. " ' : was the inventor of tine B , JOOKRS aS though t a. Li} J e\Tie! f 44 ; .7et nm > dag | and fashioned by! Csarecte card . — > — — Poor! ¥ Balanced Breakfasts Sea That's Where the reat . i ’ Z ‘ i : ; ‘gad a 1 ik same delicate fragrance and de Dietary Mistake is made lightful aroma that captivated ‘1s POTy s..) . : users the first time thev tried it is ie a! ee ndg- winning their admiration day after mee the con | none —for French Brand keeps its old anc’ Mave umenerge mornings ds and is continually gaining new hag ea with Tak a> ‘i D ite! Tig must have o well- ™ Corn ” = ' = i Taos: Cine r Hes e. — - reean ge 7° ; t bee: ; ii a6 E p an ia3t a ’ Mea! Orten } a ef ‘ ; eer em Quake a IMaining 16S . nod c reat ‘ rt tke ye) de fe rren? CHerey ele- ‘amunes and seidom “4 ox , ¢ “& Mat makee BRAND idg@xXa! ives e the ; , , ‘ 1¢ 2 vr ot the ; ‘ar 3 te : é . Ong ‘hat “stand« bw” vou Dh the ‘ . ys " ory eo # d@ 6eas r ** | olt ° IT one } + ee ,.0amed crackers and cheese or- casiodaily in place of dessert. s _ + Cheese sauce with rice. hominy or macaroni croqduettes. * s ao Prune snowballs (prunes and mce). with a custard sauce for a delicious dessert. Ps s e Onion sauce with boiled rabbit bread. or brown sauce with reast rabbit. t Ap ETE, “Syne. LL. gy fy 3 ee Fig «thle ibe , 4 G4 Eo sy Py tl tite ‘A COog 47 pA L ‘ “eo e SEM “s hey ay. v 01 Mphe co ae ‘Ss tt “ Wer : oa BY: ae aD a> EP A , ha A dg Uf (he AO “ie” an aA , hn = -~- ’ J a ——— Y / LWPTON A.WILKINSON Bathing. How the dirt can gather On a busy boy’ Tt takes a lot of lather nd mighty little joy. To clear » nights . > r . TONIGHiaS will bring hours of enjoyment to more than a million homes that read the new March issue of Good Housekeeping with its fascinating short stories—“The Madeiaine” by Mary Heaton Vorse is just one of the 4. GOOD HOUSEKEEPING 3 continuing novels —“Perella”, the greatest novel ever written by Wm. J. Locke is onc of the 3. special articles—Mrs. Keyes’ letter on “The Challenge of China” is one of the 8. AND all the regular departments—incinding the Institute—the Studio—and Fashions—ia Out TODA Y— Buy it NOW « Mrs. Wm. B. Winn, of 3821a Humphrey Street, SAYS « “ £ a A ~ REET Serr at mete om ~ Makes weeks wash whiter than ever with half the work —and lengthens life of clothes / Even in the hardest water, this new kind of soap soaks clothes cleaner than you could rub them W. H absolute safety to clothes—and even in the hardest f women now get their family wash Cleaner, Wwater—mMmililons O1 whiter and sweeterthan ever—in half the time—without putting their hands to a washboard! i a re L ] ie , { 1 | c ’ No more scrubbing the life out of clothes. IN washday hands. lust soak the wasn In Rinso suds overnight, or an Then rinse—and the dirt Noats away. hour or two Inthe morning. Your week's wash has been most soiled spots need only ° to make them snowy white! soaked immaculately } ? few gentile rubs between th Ci¢tali. Goodbye old-time bar soap! Rinso is a new kind softener. Simp!v use enough Rinso loosens the ground-in though boiling isn’t necessary as soaking in Rinso ’ boriing—sterilizes, toc of rich, mild soap—prawiatea. Rinso to giv dirt and stains. nc VW Fine fcr washing machines If vou use a washing mach clothes snowy-white in safetv and for manufacturers. No laundry soap is easier o1 our finest white tadic Cio] harsh chemicals or Dieaches— uch ear You couid soak v P| %a if C out harm, nothing to injure white c longer with Rinso for it ends washboard s¢ jet thes wearing out. Follow directions on of ¢ procer. i , al Fr | i€Ss time thal a cCieaner wash DV « ) hands mre ene a - . } «a iio ‘ ; a. u'll find that Rinso makes | ne. vt ever. Recommended f: rf ha Saves hands—saves clothes . or 7: roe ene carer YY us¢ Lica + , _ 4 ’ f , ; 7] | . TY lothes or fast. colors. Clothes jas crubbing—the great cause Rinso for small cost from your package. No more parboried You need no special soaps, powders or softeners, for Rinso itseif acts as a : creamy, iasting suas. Great for boiling, hitens better than — ”? a7 3 leading washing machine Rinso. ‘ornin Rinso fordavs ¥ ith- Oa - i——-_ heGranulate f ‘ a : ; a & d Soa p that Soak ~. “I have been keeping house a good many years and have raised a large family. It was pecessafy for me to keep on the lookout for something that would quick- ly, economically and safely wash our clothes. I found Rinso answered every re- quirement. Rinso is a good water softener too. Colored clothes come out of the wash seemingly with the colors reset, and the white clothes are alwavs pertectiy clean. Dissolve a sma!! quantity of Rinso in water and vou have 4 liquid that saves handling bar soap, with al! its incon- yvyeniences. FIRS. WM. B. WINN 3821a Humphrey St. St. Louw, Me. Millions use Rinso—thousends write us letters like this tp ee» a ty ! spe s Clothes Whiter “SB No Scru Se NS NN tie om ; RTT agus ~ ee Ra RR ER ry LOR oe a ce dake } deers aM he 3 2, a LR india PS Tih 1 Se oes papeapl. yr bh Pinte ee oe Sr ce apy Mita te ib Mp tinge + * a Ng ap oen de . . gia Sha < _ sie RRS oe ove 9 s : v4 ho ” * ie £5 — ry ; ete, “— a. cssie tit — a — “ a fide th ats eo. hae aoe a ss a wrona Gee : Sh sab © PERT See Paw aie “ ome e, Fs at Q ore ey find weg pve ae oy A vie eee opto . . tbe . . , " whee : . i sn B iio sleet hy ee a ade eT a cae ; 4 ents “ oi fa AP i ches oe ie 4 iy Re: 6 ARRIETA SE IN eee ta, tar ee ee ne et cde rhage ar elapse tended a ee oh ae! AL AE ee org aE FIN. ee. au Fe if W e% : af é : | } | | ee 7 : ) : | | | RON eRe ears aig Relig ten, su = ~ easly? n ¥ — pe ae ee REE ea a aed “4 Sadhana bettaant caleneattiiate: hadediatin- to hiatal aie at eeiiadioeealt dona, ae eG REN GR moe Neg 0 a rN poe ay AE, AR ORR BORN No 0b Se RS we 1A Re DM C1) ete ene RE Pa, PRR Ss ete 835 3

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Tee ae | j ~ - = ” ah , eae are ee alii —_— a 7 Hie : | — Ba, al ' ~ i A : Ia iia 7 ) " WANTED-STATLES | | Hi . a ar lu C . “IN Our TRANGES aa : 2 t Committee . riticising — a ‘ie i a — I Department of Justice by Hi i ae SEAT ORR OME ESO Be i cieneiibbitaeniiinnitiais Vote of 33 te $45 3 f : PORE PP LOM ped SES MUTT AND JEFF—JEFF GETS THE SHOCK OF HIS YOUNG LIFE—By BUD FISHER ° 20'S" © ,¢ mall CHARGE BY WALSH qe: CAUSES DEBATE \j2 ON nan Rowe & - =“, ae "ee as i MISS CLUTTS, PUT Down JEWELRY | 9 — (TLL GON AND SE@)\ | (SO YOU DONT Own ANY) NONE: HOUSEHOLD Goods,NONE: |} 2WHAT: A FLOWER | | a THIS BABY! GLAST ij) JEWELRY eel wie, | LIVE STOCI, = Pot IN FLORIDA'S Wee ME DR RR te NM Gen ck ae Tee. —- =| #4 eae a Inquiry. Bri 4eeville as KRAZY KAT—By HERRIMAN | — , . ; f pe i , = aie aaa & Pe: “i WCATY SEVEN BUCKS i HOovSeHOLD GOoOds a: lm TrRinmG 2 Tre weRLD — NSS Cuwt t - f[euy DOWNY mPROvED i . : i 4 ~ {| To Re Government. | Live sToce | excePT AN CLD r= Degas. ¢ st ATE : R SALE. Pennsylvania Represents + o i= a | _ ; al 3 ¢ MAVBE THs Eu BERT tj \ F Lowe fe POL i~ 1] FOR SALE P 3 as i ” ’ , 4 Py sitet - i e e CAN SRAVE MY NO- reas 7 ' \ FLORIDA a belt J = 100 000. | Alu 4 y ~ A : | PERSONAL PROPENTY / | . fn Eo aes 5) : minum Compan Paw) | . ; . x 3) Ww yt . ; \ ** \ di ' . | a 4 z =—_ BIT = | = DON'T owA : Leet ME: tae Mellon. 4 ee — . . ’ “ {NGTON, Feb, 26-76) ginset, S508 ce ' ——_ : "ork says that prohibit! has di- aS Sena! On ee > | 6:37. ie. ree WASHINGTON *°TX S2y8 that | = Ce ee rv Committee criticising a age ided Congressmen into two groars =: 35 ¢ of Justice for fs Stage ’ we BG ~ "« 6. q * feet. 3 rise of a ce ke . at ae amet those who still have a iittie ani Sar inquiry frem water war. 2ee¢ 7 was read at tae anti- $3-223 ‘ y a . + pre : i | oes ; : hose who have a little still. W 35 j that contempt yw “4 _ = Gry dinner Monday night.—wNews eoshy : inet the Aluminum © OCF : % ~ , ' c € ae | pr eae tyr . alin iif ; tas scacuinaecoms = ; =e => could ot | 8 ‘Ss be ) r h gro = "3 Ame ue , ee ea. ' -/ ro, = . ‘ ag - ~ 4 and j f ’ - : 5 734 a e. - : hue 24 AKE % nd =e er _ Disappearance io: with - " . ¢ > . ) n« “vr ° = ry ° ? Be - a Ln “£2 32° wit 5 Three gallons molasses then add. half wa) ick into his. hole cag ; Feb. 180 ae aS a ruic¢ inen st e ' thoug': a ty : ees = 2 > irs wey Ae Then while it is Warm add a qua: : lees harging ripy ws ae ‘ 4 { _ 4 : . . a (Bre : f use for Ta 2 eS. ter o ve . “ ce ana ge Lat w 3g *+went Pe pear! a OVS 4 “ vas the presenta n arrested eae coe + > , o _ Pe hours at itas . " oe tie alum in im io of : ya oe ree ord oe es wasnt areamine vt @ iit é cam BReowti a Pour into a cask, or a barre! wil er repay > oe . — 2 Zer ; : s Yn os ‘ the ti . te ae do, site 1 hotly against the) SS ook , A -ed at him, declaring / a°ter © ¢ tsa , = And let it keep Working 4 T? 1 1 ! 2 me the he the Liberty Ba eo! : a 7 ‘ m and AAC . ie neariy (orougs Leavenworth, and as far as we ca’ : ~« tnsult from the« harles F. Siig Then bottise i1 up on the day lL weather thew don't eo §? thew wna ‘a re ’ Ventana . ‘okers poliems ‘ee : va ' F : — + was brewed - F | had’ asked Mellon | tals im @ . a i 2 & Micki Me bie a. ‘ : _— P ott! 5! it Ce f° “eo peer | — o ‘. holdings in the corm, | ee And if YOU gon. qd : i YOu ‘ : anc “4 rT O4 ing i ca , x . 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Soe ; of a ~~ af’ 7 abl 3 a een serted tha —8 7 ienry Butler ‘ - — ouentesiin skates. “lie , io * 2 mh : - A dumping hing G s m4 | s a } elore Congress wa t ee Reed his prava-' ‘or a felonies = = ‘eanime in ‘ ‘ ‘ - rere A; = 1. was so 4 = —— ent -¢ oid Fes good tea into Bosto: arbe boost the pay of Federal Juds: Lu | e > ett ; je . . . . A is : Na ee hanged in the | _ . | 7 Fair enough. A Federal Judge | 5 isk WL JOSOIe tel : : Rat bruit and Keep Thin > DE FRIS | “ SCHALKE a c RUT. Tlic ais? Care sHe xceed 3 vas convalesell ; i ; —_ visual sisseeeseiiiain Caer nes Meee ieahiiieaiioel aciiimmaatsnc aig ileal aid , ——— — ———_—__——_-— = Senne See «OH _:-2Qa=00—0—— —_——— oe — - - eceremienemncessstaatnrest nent) vs ois ; oe - - : : ‘a \ z> * = YA s a* “aaj nel of + f 4 = ee : . eine peepee WHAT'S THIS 2 & CHOWOER | | HELLO -19 THIS WOU: — | ANY COMMUTER WHO THINKS HE CAN RIOE : at ieee ee prone PAIN TN a Oe PAINTIA LY DIN TN? WELL -NOW | : id wore i soriand good faith The bedy AN ME LAIO O98 WITH A BOM shin: 2 A BrIcYcLEe Te THE TRAIN ON BRICE PAYS : L ent of Justice 19 the gallows lm ANIKLE: | CER TAINLY Wi Sm | ‘ at ! fi 19 ; s inquiry to ater — pte courts ana vite AND TAKE THE TROLLEY ON BAD DAYS ) ai te vioutad 2 JUST SIMPLY DCESNT KNOW THE SKIPPER | I1COULO ait THEee- ar ree, ‘T Ire | ‘oud ebtain ; + Senators MF- | epeced Jean H o ae » % ani = had Ore-. in the firet Bee. ? gf ise = four as 44, & ei « eopart ment | i ; gations. of fy des estigator ll & ‘ : ‘Lk autry and +@ : ; as 4 ‘he Oeaere 5 e , ek { 7 - « -_ itt ed be. a was rendered, i : md ng the -iustion of. i of le gains: bringing u?TT1 Et 4 ee iines W ,iah en ied i af the. s = % : ® a dienart e i OCmera ’ i = . « “ . , cede ge H Uppers , i WREN WE COME RBAcic - NOU S'S “TAKE ™@ is THROUG'IA.~THE ALLGr . MELLO -JiaGs- DOIN TS SANS * Satie aghig dha ald ee eee ee & - a ® ¢ i ae \ i fr . i ; A oe - —- - at 'd made the cRarge i The N “old satisfy the un- - = ‘ = ; ’ * i*fin the Senate tia = an gr pone + A - ' . ~ oe ry cnaracterines ind FIRE IN U. 8 CAPITCL x + > a at