St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 3, 1926

Page 1

= cae. ee, -_- COMIC PAGE TUESDAY MARCH 8, 1906, —By TAD 8 BUT His B CASE (S$ >° HOPCLES 7, Ry HE'S ; = HARMLCSS, ONTAINE FOX N TtED To R.R. TRACKS, ro af visi sf . P4rading despite the ; support | stocks. gnoiher gigantic wave of tion. . Associated Fy fe ‘the common stocK , points to 130 in reflection of F yefection of the financial tern ' the Van Sweringen merger. f jean Can broke , ternational ; eral others. t ® anumber of high-grade ' and railroad stocks, which were held to a PRiiy lower at 121%, as | low of 120 in yesterday's break. wm floor when B® at 146, ® points, nearly three hours after the » market had opened. | tontended that the “Nickel ; inequitable. It adva ” /8 “when issued” *mmon, Kansas City Southern and : | Points and “Katy” % 4 i) the . ; . +3 : ti.¢ ; »¥* * +4 rat & ; : aa ; fy _- ° >. ga Ry ? ‘* ew peer —_ ae Make It al % or 7 Want Ad Order The Advertisement may results are secured before the order Timer Want Ads cost Ne ere _* . : be canceled i \ xpires. less— and produce more! —~ er ee ee NO. 177. ST. “LOUIS. WE DNES DAY EVENING, Louis ee ae ——e ST.LOUIS. POST- he Only Evening Paper in St. With the ee ea Ne M ARC 1: >, 1926- 30 JISPATC Associated Press News Service SS ee eet P AGES. a see er ee Ee — o> SC a ES - alll nn a a ee ee ven STOCK = s.>=-..| GEORGE BREANAN RS. KIRKOOD'S. $7 000,000 ESTATE OE LOLOL ttt cata | PRICE CRASH t IN SPITE OF BANK AID - General Seen i in Last Hour of New York Exchange’ s Biggest Day of Trad- ing. NICKEL PLATE DOWN 33 POINTS. Other Rails Off From 5 to 15—Sales Total 3,785,-. oo 700 Shares as Against 4 . Old Record of 3,340,000. jaa Irees, March ie Associatec NEW YORK, existing records for volume of the New York today’s stock market | the last strong banking! Break ‘HEAD OF - HOUSE BANKING BODY nistory pxchange, hour of | Congressman McFadden of Penn. ssilvania Owes $50,000, Pe- estooons Charges. erashed again in 7 appare nt for a numbers of lingh-grade industrial and rai:road adden of hHiouse a \le : ehairman of ithe Prices broke 1 to named defendant dings filed would have liqguida- | ‘eney, has heen | proce: His rty id by the Sheriff vesterday from Jonnson. Meladden, while ongressional duties, ared by M. C } 1Or¢ I) compiled tabulators . . , ** . + * 4 ? ‘ —-. ) ’ | j i ii y rid Lor , restrain: be order sales as Press Total 8,785,700, as compare vious record of 3,340,609 on 10. 1925, but some private estima placed the total in excess of 3,550 600 shares. The final quotation was ! on the ticker at 3:39, as against delay of 54 minutes vesterday. The sharpest break took place 17 of the ‘“‘Nickel y . — P J UGRe ithone, his » have responsible present financial } > the Congr-ss- trading ture Co.. by 5 “4 7 ~— = ; LPSegd Plate’ railroad, which colla] and Interstate Commerce (“Ommission : Amer-]° Oal Co., St. Louis, and th Ros -4 points . on, Jiass., closing af? 291. a ees eee etition alle Other Rails Decline. | 2 mcr eccen and his Net declines of 6 to neariy 5}; Owe Gedts of more than $5 points were recorded by Erie mon, General] Electric, tludson, Combustion E Cast Iron Pipe RES 4 “TRIED Td EVADE ALIMONY. LOSES $135,000 IN PROPERTY New Yorker Said He Gave Woman His Holdings: Court Upholds Her Claim. ' Special] to the Post-Dispatch. os traction tical Jose N. ¥.. March 3. . ©. Steei common C1 : ——Har . Dioodgood, New York LBainst 2 | theatri costumer, has lost his tion to recover $135.900 worth of |property near Peekskill, N. Y., from Thousands of quotations still were | mgith Webb. who claims she was Waiting to be recorded on the deSks/ married to Bloodgood in a mock iof the ticker operators on the | ceremony in Chicago. 3loodgood trading had officially|has been divorced twice. He said ceased for the day. he turned his property over to The first sale of “Nickel Plate’ | -qdith Webb to avoid paying ali- common was a block of 19000 shares; mony and that an overnight 23}turn if. “Justice Tompkins in Supreme held that Bloodgood had to prove his case and as- him the cost of the Edith Webb has started action to annul the marriage which, claims, she contracted with good in 1903, as an 18-year-old girl. ing, U. §S. Strong banking suppo was in evidence throughout the session for} industrial } the de. lines in . point or i€ss 7094 Ff dramatic | a, she loss of (ourt Early declines of qne to 13 | failed points in the other Van Sweringen rails were followed by rallies of One to five points before 12:30 P. m. There was a persistent demand for common stock of the Chesa- Peake & Ohio Railroad Co., whose minority stockholders successfully Plate” | unfair and need nine ity, above last night’s close to 4. after opening at 116 New “Nickel Plate” Stopped. Trading in the stocks of the pro- sevsed Struggling to Master Appli- cation, Fakes His Life. By the Associated clipe 3S. SAN FRAN March $.— Anastasios Riieiiarte applied for nat- uralization a few davs ago and was told what he had to do. He tried hard to do it. ‘Peed new “Nickel Plate’ com- He was found dead in his lodg- ings with a pistol gripped in one bany, which had been dealtfin on basis on ¢ New ; 24nd and a naturalization blank, a York curb market ever since the | COPY of the United States Consti- detailed plans were made public | tution and essays on George Wash- ' Months &£0, was suspended by or- ington in Greek script in the other. der of the Board of Governors. The struggle to qualify himself for Other rafiroaad’ ghares whose| Uzenship evidently had been too Merger plans have been dimmed, Pe ree Bt least temporarily, by the “Nicke late” decision, were thrown over- og ™ early trading. Pittsburg & jie Virginia broke 8 points and 4 anh common, Missouri Pacific | Al ien . Mnancial terms were fn the Want Pages of the | POST-DISPATCH a common sagged four CO | ¥ six points. On the other | B estes eon Lackawanna & common jumped five! preferred 3212. | Necessitoussse!]! ing in the Indus- | Bien arrctre to be confined to; Sues as American Can (old piggies Trucks, Jordan Mo- feet a “$ R tubber, Hudson, Lig- ! = Myers, Ward Baking B and | eCrory Stores B. which were | fred down 2% to 4 points. Ua the New York curb : » Where the : —— - » Professiona! a, 0 a oe service Ads Are Carried narket e3 ig)? st) fremend ous ligquida mM ¢ wv Du blic utilit: - Be = ; On ly 32 were published oda: tone ee yesterday. a stronger tegularly, the Post-Dispaten > hogs also ~ was apparent First | carries far more “Want Ads "3 of one to five i. alte than any other St. Louis news- petting +} ; . ive points, I f pDre- paper atten more than A ene Lna Ciosing out of THRE Mm other St Loute news- ‘ ~— ” marsinal accou oupers COMBINED rrGec ; : CATCH Lours weak - nie were re- ‘ ’ j aed ta): 4 be Meret «4 >, Column 7. ' national ALLEGED 10 BE BANKRUPT 3.—Rep- | | grace of 33 points under! | i ym 2 ON tanking and (C‘ur-] Democratic adiffic ul- NMNroerea,: 7; ines | | when he ran for Senator. i nan Shas 4 " ve ' ct mpDan nn AO an a j . < 4A*a refused to re-'| trial. | she. Rlood- ‘Brennan candidacy. SHOT ENDS CITIZENSHIP QUEST lic in ‘aq hig vote ' States ‘'anhounced the prosecution of men who tempted the-aviator to do! that led fo hig death | IN SENATE RAGE UN WET PLATFORM Announces Candidacy for Personal Fortune of Kansas Illinois Democratic Pri- mary—Smith May Cam- | paign for Him. ee eee ‘SEEKS REFERENDUM UPON ‘VOLSTEADISM’ nr a ne ee ee Decision of the Party Boss to Seek Office Follows Sole Example of Roger Sullivan in 1914. ' By the Ageociated Press. CHICAGO, March 3.—George E. one of the the campaign to nominate Gov. Al Smith cf New York for_ the presidency at the last Democratic convention, nas an- nounced his candidacy for United States Senate, terming it ‘‘a direct, Brennan, assure congressional action upon this national evil. votes in Volsteadism, the lawmakers will no afraid to vote their convictions. “As my friend. Al Smith, said, a great majority of the mem- bers of the National House and Senate ‘have dry bellies.’ ’’ Roger Sullivan's Example. Brennan’s candidacy for senatorial] the tradition has been broken. For long it has been the custom of the Iilinois Democracy to Roger Sullivay first shattered the tradition in Bren- is Democratic National Com- mitteeman from Illinois. It is the first time he has stood for public office since 1892. when he ran for! Recorder of Will County. Brennan succeeded leader of the Illinois Democracy The State primaries are on Apri! ! 13. On the Republican side the candidates are Senator William B. McKinley and Col Frank — I... Smith, with the World Court. which Senator McKinley one of the leading issues. The wet and dry issue was in- jected into the campaign in vig- orous terms by Brennan, whose platform also included declarations for home rule for Chicago and a defense of his participation in bi- partisan alliances. “Futility” of Volsteadism. “All human experience the futility of attempting to regu- morals by statute,” he said. voted, late Volsteadism is but another exam- ple. The results sre failure and a national scandal. The country rings with the evidence Volsteadism is destroying respect for all law and government. corrupting the lives of boys girls alike.”’ It was indicated at headquarters that Gov. Democratic Smith and Mayor Walker of New York would | be among the speakers to boost the The Chicago Tribune today sav« a slate to run Brennan has been selected. It includes Charles A. Karch of East St. Louis for Con- gressman at large. County that of The population of Cook excess of 3,053,000: State, inc excess of 6,485,000. the is in Appar- ently, in Cook County, which wipe out the includes Chicago. to | Republican majority in downstate 'filinots. East St. Louis attor- announcement Karch, an ney, confirmed the of his candidacy today. He him but he expected !it.to be by tomorrow, which {fs the last day. Ry the Assoc'ated Preas. SPRINGFIELD, Ill.. March James O. Monroe, Chicago, Demo- cratic eandidate Senate, filed here today. DEATH FILM SEIZED ON SHIP France Halts Attempt to Show Col- lot’s Fatal Plunge in U. §. Conprrieht. 1926. by the Prees and Pulitzer Publishing Cos. (New York World and Post-Dispatch.) PARIS, March 3.—-The film of the death of the French aviator Collot in his attempt to fly under the Fiffel Tower has been seized aboard the steamer France, * e his petition while en route to the United States, hi. order of the Paris Prosecuting Aft- torney. He notified the Captain of fhe France br wireless that the film was on the boat and a search was made. The film was sold America, to show § in “stunt” ? offer of 6000 frances ($250) the vith an “he seizure of provecution » a ’ leaders in, the | ) popular referendum in IJh- | _nois on Volsteadism.” He said that his election ‘‘would | When Illinois | favor of ending the dis- | Federal] | longer he | has throats and wet. nomination | marks the second time in a quar- || | ter of a century that a leader of | sit behind | the scenes without running for of- | |fice himeelf. 1914) Sullivan as for | proves | whole | It is | and luding Cook County;'! Brennan hopes by piling up! sald | his petition had not been filed for | for the United. although. the courts had} the. the film was the firs: , City Star Trustee, at- Revert to Art Fund. PROVIDES UPKEEP FFT TO HUSBAND Beneficiary’s Death, to Will Made Oct. 24, 1925 ” for Razing of Old Home if Kirkwood Dies. BOARD OF TRUSTEES NAMED TO SELL THE NELSON NEWSPAPER Bw the Associated Preas. "KANSAS CITY, March 3. HE Board of Trustees who T will manage and control the William Rockhil] Nelson es- which includes the Kan- sas City Star and Kansas City Times, until the estate is sold which must be within two vears. will consist of J. C. Nich- ols, William Volker and Her- bert V.. Jones, all of this city. Appointment of the three men was announced today by the presidents of the Universities of Kansas, Missouri and Okla- homa, designated under the Nelson will to perform this duty. Volker is Volker & Co., window shades, house furnishings. He is widely known as a philantropist. Jones is president of Herbert V. Jones & Co., realtors. Nichols is widely known as a real éstate man and city planner. e Volker recently returned rnore than $500,000 to the Staie of Missouri as the profit on «a- eagles for road work. He vears old. tate, head of William manufacturers of carpeting and ja? to the Post Disva’ct. KANSAS CITY,-March 32 The of Mrs. Laura Nelson | estate valued approximately at $2.-, Irwin wood, (000.000, is bequeathed io . +. eo ¢ | . i'Kirkwood, her husband, wio ‘editor of the Kansas City Star, for | death the estate are to be house his lifetime. After his proceeds of the expended upon a bullding to ithe William R. Nelson | Art. The will, which lOct. 24, 1925, was filed in ‘bate Court this morning. « With Mrs. Kirkwood's ceath, the 'estate of Mrs. Ida H. Neison, hecomes available for (;allery of was made 2 the | mother, ‘same purpose, the and a suitable building to home of the gallery of art to be established by the William R. Nelson foundation. Mrs. an estate of approximately used for this pur-j| being Mrs. Kirk- | luring her life- (son left $750,000 to be the in trust pose, estate wood’s time Provides for Trustces. Mrs. Kirkwood n executor, to The will provides death, Fred C. John KH. W T + inh iNné ' Kirkwood as without bond. after his will that eent and for the Star, National Bank he succeeding Two specific lished by Mrs. of $60,000 for the Ida H. at Grace and and a fund of maintenance of morial Chanel in ton Cemetery. Kirkwood, of the é€state at any nd devote the pri toward l providing a site for bullding ‘for the Nelson Art Gallery. May Raze Nelson cay Oak Hall, the fam rkwood wit % vision that it be razed at the event it should. be of the property. a | ’ 1ison, and & Trust Co., shall trustees funds were Kirkwood, a the Nelson Holy Trinity $105,000 for thie the Nelson Me- Mount Washing under the will, may ps spose time | ceeds or a home, the pro- his death, de- passes to K! por. IN sired, to |}Oak Hill is not in units over an (was not considered safe or $destr- lable for a gailery or art. The pro- vision for razing is to provide a {safeguard that the home built by Mr. Nelson might not fall into later disuse. Mrs the estate of her dispose fireproof and, built extended period, Was trustee of father. William and founder of mention is Kirkwood RP. Nelson, editor the Star. NO the Star in the wlll. Mrs. Kirkwood was bur her father and in the morial Chapel in Washing- fon Temetery Many Government. State and cit¥ officials, as well as pronffrent edi- s and friends, at- fhe Nelson J + } made of ied beside mother Mount ters ant nded the vices at j "old, confessed siarer of Mrs. Filed for Probate—Calls ‘leaders ” a ne te ee ae ee MA) YOR CHARGES WALL WI - SS om A A = ae ee atti ene ponies a aon ee a “e RICE 2 CENTS —P LE ANS INEFFICIENCY, NEGLECT OF DUTY — AND SLANDERING ADMINISTRATION a eee TEAR BOMBS AND FIRE HOSE USED TO ROUT STRIKERS Wind Saves Them From Gas OF 7 MEMORIALS but Water Disperses Passaic | Workers. ty the Agpoctate’ Preres. PASSAIC, N. J., March 3.-— threatened to -Union have use {women, children and babies in the picket lines of striking mill work- ers here as a result of use of tear gas and streams of water in || seattered by /jand |,|largwe gatherings. ‘itheir progress at the |}gas bombs | strong | away. || Five companies of firemen, mo- || bilized al) day, '|six hose lines. - JUDGE MIX THREATENS TO HANG i | Rugsell ‘ Kirk- | he. Pro- | her | procurement of| Nel- i | amed serve | Vin- | attorney | the New Engiand | maintenance of | (hoir Memoria! | Church | M e- | with 1 other i Nort dis- persing strikers. Late of the Botany yesterday 3000 mill hands Worsted Mill were companies of fire- ‘men, after three tear gas bombs had proved ineffective. “We shall not be prov édked into | violence,” Albert -Weisbord, union ‘organizer, sald, “but we shall have la picket line composed of women children, and babies in their | ca rriages.”’ 4 The clash resulted when strikers _, marched to the woolen mill in de- orders against Police blocked gates of the They refused to disperse and were released, but H blew the fumes |fiance of police ‘mill. wind drenched them with SLAYER IF HE PLEADS GUILTY So Rassell Leroy Miller, Who Killed Mrs, Callie Jean Black, De- clines to Plead. Jwroy? Miller, 21 yea rs (“allie | Tae nN Black, 20. eabaret singer 1! atvernes, who was beaten to death in the office of the Morrison Bond- Aubert made an un- nim - ied Express Co., 715 ave- Dec. 6 last, | Successful attempt to | self on the mercy of Circuit | George Mix today. A Deputy Sheriff told that the prisoner would ple: id guil- ty if the court were inclined to mercy in the form of a life tence, “The only merey ne is a sentence to han | Mix announced. The court’s an- ;nouncement was given Miller and he requested to be. returned to jail. Discussing the matter later Judge Mix declared himself in favor of |\Dlacing first-degree murder cases |\before a jury, and added that “more hangings are necessary to lcurb homicide.” ue, on throw sen- ne wil) get from Judge Miller confessed that- he slugged | Mrs. Black with a gas pipe follow- ing a “home-brew” party. Mrs. ' » | Black lived at 1221 Jones street .anad Miller at 2842 Belt avenue iwith his wife and bat RISING TEMPERATURE. WITH LOWEST TONIGHT ABOUT 30 re ee. cee TEMPERATURES. wits KAD Px caer ee vesteréay oa, at 23:35 at 11:45 p. m. Highest in.; lowest. 21. Official forecast | JHE SPECULATOR’S MEAL TICKET HAS RUN OUT } FF O03 for St. Louis and vicinity: cloudy and rising ture: lowest to- night willl be about 30. Nlissourl: In- creasing ness tonight lowed what Thursday; warm- er tonight and in tonight Thursday ; fol- Thursday. Illinois: Increas- ing cloudiness to- night, followed by somewhat tled ‘Thursday: rising tempera- ture tonight and in east and south portion Thursday. Arkansas: Tonight and Thursday, partly cloudy to cloudy; rising tem- perature. Sunset, 6:56. Sunrise (tomorrow). 6:29. Stage of feet, .a fall of the Missiesipp!., 12.4 Three Feet of Sew. in 48 Hours. y the Assoctated Progs. OGDENSBURG,:- N. Y.. Three feet of snow in 48 hours, indications early today of an reported in cocay. Ths ¥, t? storm, were hern New York wfa'l Aisrupted interurban a 4 See and | Judge | fudge Mix | Partly | tempera- | =% ; ‘ : cloudi- | gro by some-! unsettled southeast portion | unset- | 8 of a foot. it March 32./| LAWFIRM SEEKS. | yop THREATENED WHEN HE DECLINED GRAFT, $199. 333 FRE OF || pa ee Public Utilities department, whose removal was demanded - | by the Mayor as an ajterna- | tive to Wall's resignation, to- || day, said: “The passage of the $8,000,- } * |; 000 bond issue item for street One of Brothers, Demetri- lighting caused much interest '| among manufacturers of lght- us, Engaged Counsel to ing equipment. Some of this Sue the Others, Charles, was legitimate, some of it not. Spyros and Caney. lJuring this manifestation of interest early in 1923, one of the largest manufacturers opened negotiations with me to the end that their equipment should be specified exclusively. These negotiations culminated in an offer of a royalty on a unit which was a modification of my original design. I, of course, did not accept the of- fer. “Shortly thereafter, I waa in- formed by a friend, who had kept in constant touch with the situation, that I had not turned out to the satisfaction of this crowd and that they had. con- cluded to put a certain other man, whom they could control, into my place.” ADUSTVENT NER “IN UL 5. DISPUTE ON MEXICAN LAW ee eee ee. Envoy Confident of Agree- ment on Land and Petro- leur Issues After Confer- HE CHANGED MIND | AND WOULDN'T PAY Family History of Local Movie Magnates Given in Petition—They Deny Certain Parts of It. Interesting details of the prog: | ress of the four Skouras brothers | from poor shepherds in their na-| tive Greece to wealthy motion pic- ture theater owners here in their land of adoption, are related in an exhibit attached to a suit $133,333.33 legal fee, filed last eve- | ning against the eldest brother, | Demetrius, by the law firm of | Laughlin, Frumberg, Blodgett and | Russell. But some details of the story are | untrue and unjust to the other | Skouras brothers, Charles, Spyros | and George, their spokesman said | today. One of the allegations de- | clared to be false is that the young- | er brothers failed to fulfill a fam- | ily pact with Demetrius whereby | ‘the four were to pool their fortunes. | UTILITY DIRECTOR 10 PRESENT HIS DEFENSE. FRIDAY ee — He Tells of Questionnaire Which He Believes’ Was Put Out to Get Him on Record. ‘AFFIDAVIT BY DAY FIGURES IN CHARGES Meetings of Citizens and Engineers Called to Pro- test Against Removal of Veteran Official. Mayor Miller today preferred formal charges of negiect of Juty, incompetency, misconduct in of- fice and slandering the adminis- tration, against Director of Publie Utilities Wall, whom he is deter- mined to remove from office, and set his hearing for 10 a. m. I'rt- day in the Mayor's office. The Mayor himself will hear the charges and will pass judgment on them after Wall has had tunity to present his defense. Mayor Miller said yesterday that he did not intend to act as judge . in the matter. hut examination of the Charter has shown no other way of placing an appointive of- icer on trial. Mayor’s Letter to Wall. The Mayor's letter to Director Dvenial is made that any such pact ’ existed. | The suit to collect the fee tS based on @ suit which, it is alleged, | Bi seetneae eee Demetrius intended to file against | WASHINGTON. his brothers to establish claim} prelédsied controvesay a fourth share in their enter- | : : eB acl which he values at $2,-{| Washington and Mexico City Gov- 000.000 | ernments ictment of the Demetrius’ Story. /new land and petroleum laws by In a statement signed by Dem- | Mexico, said to affect American In- etrjus Skouras and filed as an ee 'terests in that country adversely, hibit in it serte hibit in the Ge it abies appears to be to a final and Demetrius supported his — | mutually satisfactory adjustment. brothers in Greece, paid thelr pas-| 5 aaident Coolidge is represented sage to this counfry and then, | ,. believing that. the betreaatied when they had saved their “arn-| 7.14 confiscatory features of the ings here as busboys, helped the:n understood hel two laws, as generally with money and advice in thelt | by the public, do not appear at this theatricai operations. ence With Kellogg. 3.—The between the March over ena close —— . ‘ fers against , time to warrant serious apprehen- To this Charles, Spyros and/sion. On the contrary he feels that George reply that Wall outlining the charges he pre- his subordinate, fob- lows: You are hereby charges have been preferred against you of inefficiency, ne- glect of duty, and misconduct in office, which charges are in de- tail as follows: l. That you notified that have neglected, failed and refused fo exercise adequate supervision over tne employes of your department, especially those concerned with the purchase and installation of electric lighting equipment. 2. That you have neglected and refused to investigate charges against employes in your department involving ineffictlen- ey and misconduct. 3’. That you have retained and instead of Dem-|the differences between the two helping them, they helped | governments will be satisfactorily | that Demetrius signed 4 D€-) composed. After a conference with contemplated suit) Secretary Kellogg at the State De- | a misunder-| partment yesterday, Manuel C. Tel- as outlined | lez the Mexican ambassador, ex- to him by an interpreter; that he} pressed confidence that the con- | has since signed a retraction of al-| troversy would be ended ~* in a/ legations contained in the peti-| short time. | on, and, humillated because of! “T have had a most pleasant con- | = troubles he has caused, intends; ference with the Secretary me. | Greece soon afternoon,” the ambassador sald. In the suit to collect a fee of “I am confident that it will be a | ' $133,353.33, it is set forth that matter of a shorf time before the | ,/ Demetrius Skouras, on Feb. 3, en- question will be brought to a mu into a written contract with | tually satisfactory close and that | firm employing it to in- there ts nothing to suggest a 4if- the merits of his claim ference of misunderstanding or! against his brothers and to (file: conflict.’ auit, if necessary, to obtain for At the same time him at least $400,000. The contract | !ogg announced that he provided, it is said, that if Demet- to Tellez a copy of his reply to rius settled his claim out of court the latest Mexican ndéte and = {it' he was to pay his lawyers a third Would be telegraphed by Ambassa of $400,000. dor Tellez to his Government. A. Firm Made Inquiry. statement issued by the State De- | The petition adds that the law partment said: | firm carried out its part of the It was generally agreed between | contract, even to preparing a peti- the Secretary of State and the ‘ion and showing it to the other “Mexican Ambassador that the as brothers. who were to be written memorandums, aides-me- a. my ¥ . , da ; defnadts: and charges that Demeat- moire and notes between the two, rius reached a satisfactory settle- | governmenta will he published | ment with his brothers, and noti- ! simultaneously in Mexico City and | bi , : ‘in Washington.” fied his lA WwYye ( TO tn’ pe- tition. but has failed ai:d to pores : fee a Lowney ci a 2 , GOLDSTEIN OUT OF PRISON | AND DRIVING HOME IX aro A representative of Charles, Spy- ros and George Skouras today sai¢é oe vruennere snowed them Censteia’ tee ested Whisky C the petition last Thursday, but that : a settlement was refused and none spiresor Released on Bond been or will be made, as De--| Pending Appeal. has no just claim Attorney Frumberg was out of. the city today. His associate, Ran-! dolph Laughlin, said Demetrius “lerk of St. Louis, Skouras had consulted with the convicted at , law firm for three weeks prior to Jack Dnaie) whisky renova! con. | |the drafting of the petition and spliracy, was released from the | had studied petition itself. Federal penitentiary here this aft. | hrough an interpreter for two ernoon on bond pending decision on | daye and thoroughly ynderstood it, ‘his appeal. | before signing the document. * An order for the release was re- | Filed with the petition was an ceived here at 1 o'clock this after-. exhibit in the form of a 16-page’' noon and Goldstein was outside the |typewritten document bearing De- prison walls two hours later Hie ouras’ signature, which was met by his wife and a friend, remarkahbie story-——Nnow) Justice of the Peace Harry Mey. , brothers to con-\ers. They planned to return to St. ; Continued p Page 3, Column 3 Louis by automobile imme@iately. etrius him; tition in a ‘against them through 'standing of its purport, | tO return to tered ‘he law vestigate Secretary Kel- had given has rm et ri us Bpecta! to the Poet -[ -anateh LEAVENWORTH, Kan., 3.—Nat Goldatein. former March | Cireutt | those | the | one of Indianapolis in the lrnetrite S) unfolds a iA yy fhe other still retain in your department the employes against whom serti- ous charges of inefficiency ang inisconduct have been made te you, although you have made no adeqnate investigation of the Said charges and have not sus- pended such employes, but. on the contrary, have permitted them to continue to perform re- sponsible functions on -behalf of the celty. 4 That. although Section 19 of Article XITI of the (Charter provides that the Director of Pubiie Utilities shall have charge of the supervision of city lgit- ing and «of the municipal electric lighting plants and électrie equipment in city buildings, you admitted, since your ane- as Director of Pubile Co tilities, that you are not equipped with a practical kno +l. edge of applied electricity “Loss to the City.” That your fallure to exare cise adequate supervision ovor the purchase and Installation of electric Hgehting equipment has heen the cause of serious finan- clal loss to the city: 6. That you have failed and refused to co-operate with your fellow members of the Board of Public Service, and that you save hampered and obstrocted therm in the ercnduct of the busines the board to the detriment of the city’s interests: That you have made alan- derous remarks concerning the present city administration. vet afterwards, over your signa. ture. in answer to a e¢ommu- nication addressed to the board bearing date of Feb. 1. in anewer fo four questions reiative to any tiegal practices, dAtshonorable acts, or politicnl trickery, or weg the Knowledge of any suspicion of crookedness, you, over your own signature, anewered “no” te each one of these questions: &. That '» the perform. are of My dui ‘oO Supervise all departments of the city adm irtts- tration 1 requested you to ai’ Continued on Page 2. Colems 2” have pointment 4“ of wi e*Fi an oppor-_ - ~: opt OR Raine ea Gm ceteRY inhi no ddaaged Regie Tegel eae eee i a Te ‘ " ‘ SAEPRFE ROB Whrtske AS Gg PARLE DN HBC MESS cb ey he te ia Sipe te ENA RIOR RIY +. 9 SRE RE 4 Oe es es

Page 2

ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Railroad Stocks Continue To Decline: Others Hold # i , Dilng of security values re i WEDNESDAY EVENING, sacs Col 3, 1926 Theodore Roosevelt Back — From Hunt With Brother, | nae — ql WEST E _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ein ereeetiaciiemmninamston AFOLLETEURGES = ure STO SEL -_ aneinggaprcestmeaees (DAMAGE SUITS LISTED ~ IN BANKRUPTCY PLEA Continued from Page One- el tect nae - 2 ' - a | 4, A, a ae v4 ‘ooh 3s Five ee: GEO be swith s a AIGA, 7 lalate DEE xe A AA Ras tity. 214 a age aay a a4 ¥ gta Gh te wt . % yA f: ae a r ed AO hE HOC Acti eH ee ee ee ee 2 ee eae. ee Pee ® Pe4 rs se. eee a eT ee oe s o & ay AP Py “= * Meas ne i oh Y be 5 “t,o Apne Mbp oe fe fF . : “yy Fe am * 2, ay ’ " 7 4 Ser pe _ +, og é oe ey P *»s wt Oe RE yey Oa ag go ie Rae PPE ets i ce Pike we . ilies , oa ge P _ Sra ree er peeing, > ASM ate a ty A Oat RPS ale ieee 14.74 et een ee er em i ‘3 : ghee sa ie Bin ’ Sey op nm tte mtn oman ten leeyaiae ont ondeemene . U.S, RETENTION OF MUSULE SHOALS Operation by Government | and Elimination of Poli- tics Only Real Solution, He Tells Senate. NATIONAL PRINCIPLE AT STAKE, HE SAYS! Points to Pending Resolu- tion as a Play Into Hands. of Power Interests Seek- ing Private Exploitations. § a ee A Post-Dispatch Bureau 20-23 Wyatt Building. WASHINGTON, March 3.—In a Bpeech reminiscent of the fights | waged in the Senate by his father, “Young Bob” La Follette of Wis- consin this afternoon denounced the effort of the tion to get the Muscre Shoals power and 0ni- trate project into private hands. ¥le addressed himself to the pend- ing resolution which would create e Joint Congressional Committee of six members to negotiate leasing of the shoals report a proposal back to gress, for its approval, by April 1. The resolution has passed the Mouse by a large majority and is 44 through the Senate by working coalition of Republicans and Democrats. Ali the force of the administration has been thrown back of this third effort to amend the defense act of 1916 which pro- vided for Government operation of the shoals. “The plain, common-sense thing for the Government to do Muscle Shoals,” said La Follette. “is to operate it.” Assails Power Interests. La Follette asserted that the cry of “cheap fertilizer for the farm- er” ts a blind behind which the power interests of the country are seeking to get contro! of the shoals for private exploitation. “Once more.”” he said, “the farm- er with his righteous demand for cheap fertilizer is being used in his historic capacity as a_ stalking the farmer in particular and agri- culture in general, the public is be-. ing duped. Under this conven- jent and familiar cover the greatest ral resources—hydro-electri¢ power —-is being hated over for half a century to pri¥ate interésts. The word ‘farmer’ enemy of the Muscle Shoals ts either pure bunk or @ mark of insufficient study of | | Edward E. Benjamin, Chicago, j the facts of the fertilizer situation. “The private ownership or prt- vate operation ile which have been heid out to the eountry as! Muscle Shoals to ‘fer. dedicating tilizer in times of peace’ have be2n proved on analysis to do no such | thing. There was a joker in “he provision. The private corporation Was ‘required’ to produce the ni-! - trogenous fertilizer, but if it could | back mot produce it at a cost emabling | it to compete with Chilean nitrates | the joker released it from the ‘ra- quirement’ and left ti free to sell | oo and distribute the power produced | at Muscle Shoals to utilities or ot hs! er industrial uses at a profit. “That joker was in the aoune | bill which passed the House accept- ing the Ford offer. It was in the | substitute as introduced in the Ser ate by the senior Senator from Ala- bama (Underwood). Why Old Bill Was Dropped. “The senior Senator from Ne- braska (Norris), in his tireless fight for public operation of Muscle Shoals, exposed this joker in tha Underwood bill on the floor of the Senate last year, and by his in, vin- cidble logic forced its elimination trom the bill. fertilizer production bill. absolut-- ly requiring the production of fer- tilizer even if it had to be sold at) a loss, what happened? “This is What happened: The) Underwood bill thus amended was unattractive to its sponsors. did mot want a bill that would take the great bulk of the primary power for fertilizer with the strong probability that it would be un- profitable. The fertilizer was not the real objective. The resi ob- | jective was to secure Muscle Shoals as @ private hydroelectric power | project instead of permitting it to | be owned and operated as a public power project, in the interest of the public. “This, I believe, is the reason | why the Underwood bill was al-. lowed to die. And likewise it is my interpretation of why this new ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER, Dec. 12. 1578. Published Daily by The Pulitzer Publishing Co. Pecittn es Me! on Olive Street. Ctreculations.' may, Bureau MEME rx c OF tHe As: ASSOCIATED PRESS is exciusiyely en cen ‘ the use ie repubiication of ali news G@iepatches credited to it or net oth iwe credited tn thie paper and also thw t news pubiished there!n All rughte of teation of especial dispaiches herein reserved. SUBSCRIPTION owhiee SY MAIL IN NCE. Dally year .8$10 a9 Sunday. one oe ‘ — : Sunday. oe oaeer 2 Soe | io emit t elitier by’ po al order. express money t@ exchange. Delivered br city carrfur cr out-of-isws 1: bafiy enty 50¢ —: Sunday. tere a% #80% ? : “lags mats “wr J uly 17. at Ps wth St. Loula Ma ‘Yhone| CG: ried 68600. " lde ~e administra- | $150,000,060 | the : and | Con- |; or these ithe foun -half the property; mow in process of being railroaded | a smooth- | with | —Pacific & Atlantic Photo. SIR HENRY LUNN. HIS Londoner, who is under- |T st004 to have amassed many ‘ist agency and his hotels | Switzerland. ‘his entire property, and all his in- / come except $2500 a year, to pro- mote unity among the | He has estab! Lunn Trust Foundation to admin- | On March 31/ control one-'| reforms. :dation wlll will the members of his family. and | as they die, their shares will ac- |crue to the foundation. THREE KILLED IN a THEATER TRAIN WRECK Hingis Central Suburban Col- lides in Chicago With eg igan Central Freight. ae ' trainmen ‘were horse. Once more. in the name of. ' } / | tral fast freight, and most potent of all future natu- the mouth of an. ublic operation of | ' tioning by a Coroner’s jury Kits ~}| Dam west With the joker gone and the bAl transformed into a rea! | ithe thunder tn / realizes . forgotten They | | east. _loperat jin 1916 the Muscle Shoals project Ownership } By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, March and a killed and more than 29 passengers were injured, 15 seriously, in a head-on collision between an Illinois Central sub- urban train and a Michigan Cen- early today. Officials of each road immedi- ately began an report that an open switch was re- sponsible for the crash. A man and his help of the wreck were held for ques- The dead are: conductor of the suburban train. T. A. Grygier. fireman on the Illinois Central engine. Ole Nelson, Wheaton senger. Most of the passengers were en oute to suburban homes from loop theaters. — ward looking. House conciir- rent resolutio ward.” v La Follette asked the Senate to ntrast the administration’s 'titude toward Muscle Shoals with advocacy of public Mad operation of Boulder Dam. Case of Boulder Dam. “Why \does millions from his English tour- | in | intends to turn over|a preorganization basis. churches | ‘and concord among the nations. l certain poin ished the Sir Henry | ster his property in the interests | the other half; tit iv ust for constitute a private trust fo | aitered without the consent PERMIT FOR NEGRO Fit for Fight or Frolic \ ~ HOTEL REVOKED: Chionel Tells of Shooting Tibetan Antelope at & Commissioner Acts After Sponsors of $1,- 500,000 Plan Fail to. York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. Bank Sale Proceeds. Plans for a $1,500,000 combina- tien hotel, theater and civic cene- ter for Negroes at Pendleton and | Finney avenues hit a snag today iebeewe State Securities Commission- ) away }1924 election. tockard revoked the stock-sell- permit of the Hortona Hotel ‘and Realty Co., | organizers were endeavoring to get the project under way. Stockard announced that the or- jer S no oe.) |ganizers had faried to deposit pro- ' ceeds of stock sales in the Franklin | 'Trust Co. as required under the) terms of the permit. Whether the ‘project is permanently snagged could not be learned today. Mrs. Evelyn Horton, 4188 West Belle i place, originator and sponsor of ithe plan, is out of the city on | business. Stockard explained that the per- mit was a temporary one issued by his predecessor, B. T. Hurwitz, on Under its the organizers were to de- proceeds with the bank as ow the sum reached a where final organiza- tion was to be permitted. Funds Not Deposited. The funds have not been depos- iited under the terms of the permit and the plans for organization and construction of the building were | terms | posit trustee, un ‘commissioner, he said. | As planned, the Hortona was to j;have been an elaborate hostelry of | Pendleton and Finney. ; ! ; ; 144 by 18690. corner of Mrs. Hor- ton, who is one of three St. Louts | Negro women to achieve financial success as a hair-straightener scalp-treatment specialist, an- nounced her project a year ago. Specifications provided for quar- floors on a lot at the northwest eight feet, ters for the Hortona Manufactur- ‘ing Co. on the first floor, with lab- The ho- private Oratories in the basement. te] was to hare main and | ball and dining rooms, roof garden, . Turkish baths and 160 hotel rooms, 3.—Two. passenger | 'well as an expression of the needs. of her race. 70 with bath. Planned as Monument. At the time, Mrs. Horton stated | was to be a monu- |! a ' horns 60 the hotel] to her business success as that ment She proposed to meet | the demand of Negroes for a first- class theater and a comfortable inveastiwation of a tower | er near the scene ' finished i cotta. } pas- | ' nis now brought for- at- ownership | the administration | favor a ic operation of Boulder. in the Southwest and oppose, public operation of Muscle Shoals | in the Southeast?’ he asked. “To my mind there are two rea- | sons. The first is that in the South- there is an aroused public | sentiment which favors the public) ownership and public operat Boulder Dam. ment tain terms jn geles election. the recent Los i “The administration hag heard | the Southwest and be the _ of a storm which will sweep the en- i tire State of California. It has not that the State of Cali- }fornia, though normally Republi- can, went for Wilson tn ‘there is no thunder in the this may elections on the issue of public op- |eration of the great natura] water- \way power resources. “Secondly, Muscle Shoals ts an immediate issue. It will be a long ‘time before the Boulder Dam proi- ect can be in actual operation. and | and operation is at presé«nt an easy and i the fav@ing public ownership | Sane uous way of meeting ivotess* demand in Catfornia, where they have had wide experi- ‘ence with private and public power ion and know the difference Iwas dedicated to public and public operation. Now ithe question immediate opera- tion arises administration wishes to re this 1918 policy. ae administration means what {t is saving about Roulder Dam let it demonstrate its stneer- supporting of Muscle now of all this gmoke screen of cheap fertilizer for the farmers. Muscie Shoals and Boulder Dam are not projects tnvolving two air. principles. They are simi- ‘lar projects Involving sfmillar prin- ciples worked in differ- ‘ent parts of the country rood southwest is good for the Suutheast. that of the verse the ity by Government operation Shoals ie if SP.iLe i ferent to be out a - € os 5 (T es. ion of | This public senti- | was expressed in no uncer-' AN- | 1916. But} South. | There hare been no warning) What ts, hotel for permanent and transient | as offering a place! iship if he guests, as well for Negro meetings. nounced that chiefly to Negroes. What changes the made in the origina! ‘missioner Stockard did not sary. As announced, have been in It Was an- organizers structure an terra a fireproof mat brick MAYOR ACCUSES WALL OF INEFFICIENCY AND NEGLECT OF DUTY | ito. Day.” Continuéd from Page One. the Board of Public Service, of which you ate a member, in withholding the letting of a con- tract for street lighting until an opportunity could be had to in- vestigate serious charges relative thereto, you refused to give me ny co-operation. Offering a Hearing. ¥. That, although section 1 »5f article 7 of the Charter of the City of St. Louis makes it the duty of the Mayor to exercise gene supervision over all the executive affairs of the city ani to see that each officer und em- ploye performs his duty. which duty or superviston, in accord- ance with section 3 of article 8, is made a sworn duty, yo. have refused to consider an have rejected all. of my sugges- tions regarding the conduct of your department, and you have made it im possible for me to per- duties imposed upon the charter, tn so far as they relate tO your department, and you have adopted towards née an attitude of antagonism that has rendered i¢ impossibls for mé@ to perform the duties tm- posed upon me by the cnarter, in so far as they relate to your department. ; 10. You are hereby given no- tice that, on the Sth dav of March, 1926, at the office of the Mayor, itn the City of St. Louis. at the hour of 10 o'clock o.. = may appear, in person or by unsel, and will be given an op- portunity to be heard regarding ur defense against the charges ~condtang above. Given undemmy hand. fn the office of the Mayor of the City of St. Louis, this 3d day of March. T4°%e La sO. Director Wall cnarges ft he would affice after receiving th afternoon, said that appear at the Mavor's Friday. His announcement to ngnke at this time as to the plan he wil] foliow i. neeting the charges. Wall Tells of Questionnaire. As to the latter part of speci cation 7, Director Wall said: “A Week ago or more & qu ?2s- , |Honnaire was sent to members of the Board of Publite Service, asi- ing whether they knew of any cor- ruption, trickery or graft in city business [ anewered ‘No’ This was apparent! ¥ inten: ded to put me OT fF ihe first . ‘s ecard part of epcci fication aN ae he Sp Reg Sor Pe (‘dore and Kermit ‘turned yesterday from the wilds of} under which the | | fight or a frolic,” | notable absence of /eommittee of a of the | ‘through the pass of Karakorum in| ' perpetual snow. ang itnen back by ‘they ?’’ | ground, | patches of grass here and thereon | which the ovis poli lives. stock woud be sold} plans, Com- | the building was to 19903 | by ‘which his affidavit is based. ‘to talk ' ly. |eurity Nationa] date ' a + |in question was | Ryckoff firm of Chicago, work.’ | trouble about [he replied, | had in ft! Mone association with | eake him Water Commissioner, ito fill the vacancy which was cre- , ated by Wall | commissionership to | Director of Public Utilities. |.ever, Wall appointed J. C. Pritch-/} , @r, advanced Day to He had no futrher’ nn Base Se 2° as Altitude of 18,000 Feet—Politicians Absent From Party. By Leased Wire From the New) big sheep Called Poli, after Marco € Polo, who discovered them on his NEW YORK. March 3.—vTheo- the thirteenth century. “The ovis poli has been for many | years an anima] that hunters have | |! considered a particularly fine tro- particularly hard to Roosevelt re- | Central Asia where they went | phy. It is shortly after Theodore failed to} | ' : ; ial ? thie State: Set because you have take tne go. erno gsi ip oO! 11.9 tat : a tn the; 1Ong trip and go over the Hima-' from Alfred E. Smith fm the laya Mountains for {t. Those we | got were thee first shot in a few | years.’ “Did you eat any of it?’ course we did.” “How did it taste?” Words failed Roosevelt. He could | remember names, but tastes ap-| coming back fit for a; the elder brother | said yesterday as the pair came up | the bay on the Berengaria. His return did not seem a political event to dozen friends and neighbors who met) parently do not stick in his mind. him at quarantine. There was a) “Anything would have politicians of; good after you hunt the ovis poll,” The welcoming} he said dozen was led, in| The subject waa quickly so far as it had a leader. by Mur- | changed. “We shot tigers in In- ray Hulbert, former president of! dia, with both Mrs. Roosevelts. the Board of Aldermen in the Hy-| Each lady shot her tiger.” lan administration. | “Were they in any danger from nt “Or to be the his own party. Col. Roosevelt’s Story. their tigers?” a reporter asked. Two dozen photographers and a/| “NO, on Theodore, @ozen reporters took him away! ** his wife, who mye startled » = e ~~ the bow Engig before ashington, Mor heme was conce: ve officials in 39% right-Of-+ wa by a ron Y Ta - Islarid pren desire of new track Villa Ridg Pacifig @ lioe Rid th has “riscos Villa n function with De Bali reduce the * viere trains to hy 7 r? is he ob its proposed joint of he roads. Presider + '4 ‘ tol I“risco cting track cow «cervice within six Mont Special Tay Plan to Pay Costs. nsey Was juickiy the started Presider IX pared ' ; OW 1 DF t could be rallroad proposes payment foc means of sf cial ts « in a benefit district, Ba has ‘e . : the cost creased benefit righ ffss the said . » ¢ ,#Va>r @r arnt of the yeere: the thoroughfare by ‘ayable red quare avenue TO mi Rock Island an avenue distande fo cover Bb ject @ 1 the corm not pre low aft lin x Tn cost, he th foot, @ right-of-wWwa an¢ lee and one from Jenue to the junctig thoroughfarea which ts suggested as the western en oulevard. St. Louis afi -rsity City, whie co-operate if tt ay is a7} r be cs. | Tn l naive ‘rsity ¢ be Mayor. A i) ;* . engineer F. to I feet > nice but - 5 ery . - + AT ied ti ‘ry ut! nia ; a*a ransit ‘living « About half . lead anywhere, ‘unningham of said have : llize the right- lim iectrificati@ 1 #ast of De Baliviere, niversity City nd issue to pay for boulevard becauae ; criil cial tax methe Luse s6 much operty is v ’rsit’ which ree present ‘1 in Univers throug wi ruld 's {r ir busines that of ‘he ; ty h Ciaytoel f Clayteml id be count thea &clions cow ‘'y roads beyond eros od ¥. Id r of Come ; roposal ati its treasurer, pre sident of iF, nd Title hou ievard for * traf- he tndl-+ si he mel ring 'woq. & , 7 re : oune direct such a plan. said Trendable P.o>ring ions of the leleua: road and Pre fine to use a highway all - - UC £ hh -Of-way far ii = -Foot "Bontevard Propel : Pian Wa wen. #*ngineer of f-way propes’s ria .* : hv Ae Z iing Could Le Ing the bhouleva Ai.wood di rd. ciared iand ly | it ~ ig- ot lle¥ ard ; righ? -of4 prepare gd by vridges | is. Ke | os 7. - foal F| ional frog VWashingeton F : | th; The Cate | "tk | island its | used £ but ree oF |

Page 3

, bling of security values raigeg a threat of possible panic ang forced frightened brokers and sober ban, | ere to give thought to today. It Wa: | reported last night powerfy] bank. |ing interests were considering thy desirability of stepping - tnto the breach, realizing that a further yn. checked decline might bring fai}. ures of brokerage houses and swe)] public losses to a staggering figure. General Rout Follows Rally, | Already the speculating public ,48 well as a great many profes. ‘sional traders, has received the most severe drubbing in the history of Wall street, for never before hag the total volume of speculation been so large and seldom before have security values dwindled gO quickly. In the last two weeks the total market valuo of al] issues listed on the Stock Exchange has depreciated by many millions og dollars. After Monday’s sharp break, a). most all brokerage houses predict- ed a rally. They thought the de. cline had been carried too far py reckless bears, for actual] business ee eee eee ~~ | WL BE PRESS | City to Take Up With F ris- co Proposed Improve- ment, Dependent Railroad Merger. 1 ROCK ISLAND TRACKS | WOULD BE REMOVED Increased Property Values Would Result From 100- Foot Highway to Univer- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC on. > re an et eee WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH o, 1926. ) = a A Proposed Rock Island Cutoff and Boulevard t A lt entasntneeshteernan J | ‘WS CREVE COEUR 7 LAKE ¥0 JEFFERSON ( ie Be %»> 4 — WASHINGTON (( UNIVERSITY ~~] * ie" ! jit struments i | | Ct ay : [petifatecc~enemesmetenee ee polenta’ DELINQUENT JAZZ. ARTIST CAME BACK, - $0 DID HIS CHECK. umns last Friday, James A. Rector, ‘liams was | pheum. directs a jazz band, A i i J. A. Rector, Whistling for $250 Fee, Threatens to Despoil Musician of All but His Whistle. 2 Looking over the advertising col- headlining at the Or- NOW Williams plays a half dozen of | one at a time, wise-cracks a nd ! but Rector was dances, courseée- |ing $934,958 cash. i} two inventories is $3,003,892.19. /resentg ; i Nov. ] 2 attorney, observed that Ralph Wil- DAVID SOMMERS’ ESTATE IN EXCESS OF $3,000,000 Supplemental Inventory David Sommers, capitalist and eader in Jewish philanthropy, left exceeding $3,000,000 in value, as shown by the filing of a. inventory in Probate Aan estate Supplemental ‘ourt today. The supplemental shows personal property with an, estimated value of $1,585,300. The partial inventory, filed Feb. 2, | showed a value of $1,418,592.19, of Which $43,000 was real estate and the rest personal property, includ- The sum of the) inventory Of the sum shown tn the sup- plemental inventory, $700,000 rep- ! five demand notes, dated last, six weeks before Mr. | Sommers’ death, and given by the |! letcher-American (Co. of Indian- apolis. An undivided interes; in the undistributed the Schram assets of in liquidation, is listed at a value of $461,000. Bond: amount to $270,000, including £190,000 of United States Treasury (zlass C'o., ST.LOUIS lice 'of careless driving and 0 a a _ — ~ POST-DISPATCH > DRIVER OF POLICE CAR DRIVER OF TRUCK mictrRtrrsacan"te"* ARRESTED FOR CRASH BY STREET CAR DIES Detective Joseph O'Toole Booked as Careless and In- toxicated at Wheel. Toole, at- Po- yester- Detective Joseph \. tached to the Page Boulevard Station, was arrested day afternoon at his home at Full on charges place and hooked automobile while intoxicated. A 3 a. - Wh. driving a police car while on duty, the automobile driven by of 33810A Evans avenue, it and Delmar boulevard. Pitcher stopped tratfic signa', when tl police « machi r’ becuhie the Iinci- yest erda “i crashed into rear Hiarry Pitcher [“nion had ? eastpouna, Struck His Che detective, he said, abusive, Pitcher reported , ' driving an! O'Toole, | most end of an’! , Street, |certificates, and stocks in various —_—-—-- Isaac Kitchen, Chauffeur, Was Injured in Crash Last Friday. _« as Isaac Kitchen, 34 vears old, a chuuffeur, of 6414 Suburban ave nue, died yesterday of injuries re | ceived Friday when a truck he wus ‘driving was struck by a Tayolr ave nue car at Newstead arc Sacramento avenues A Corone!’s verdict of accident was returned to street day Testimony is that the car anda running a) abreast, north on Newstead. Kitchen turned left in front of the car Hie was thrown to tle suffering fracture of th: skull and internal injuries whict reseultéd in his death at city hos- ‘ital ‘The street car was driven b Amulus. Waites. An automobile driven by Marti: J. Casey, 45, of 4458 Washingto: Kitchen's truck Was when viotorman HT grees Witte 2 ® ROJECTED merger of the Frisco and Rock Island railroads would make possible speedy construc-|!? terested only in the fact that Wil- tion of eight friles of new track between Villa Ridge and Pacific, to bring Rock Island trains trom Kansas City into St. Louis over the Frisco’s double track, and by a route nine miles shorter than the present Rock Island line, which would be eliminated between Villa Ridge and its present junction ' with the Wabash at De Baliviere avenue. dent at the Page Boulevard Station. | . . i Lie Li¢ had PeORee os Reports o the case - reached The estate was left chiefly to! Chief Gerk, immediately five of Mr. Sommers’ seven broth- | dered the arrest of O'Toole on ers-and sisters. The bequest to the traffic ordinance charges as fitted Dorothy Drey Sommers Shelter) his ease. O'Toole was taken in and lidome for children $259,000, ‘\held until he gave $200 bond on/'| ,and to the Jewish Hospital $25,000. !each of the two charges ‘ Beyond denying that he had been drinking, O'Toole declined to make) nu statement. He is 32 yeers old. event the Spyros recon- | back ue every ede i;ciliation df the Williamses. who ae ersity Citv (he owed ssiaae SO anc nhe, | ame Comrng compre walked) out of | ’ n hen 5 Rector’s office, unmindful. ‘n their. Of his $250 Williams Goes to Chicago. fkector reminded them several irrues l; ter, ae in Se Lem Yr. t 2 ae y, - | van : ger ati bist oe pone rife DEPUTY SHERIFF LOSES % JOB OVER JURY WARRANT O’Toole snined the force on Jan. Fi went to Chicago, where Wil]-! } thé leader of : {Rainbo Garden band, broadcasting | 5&amuel Thompson Discharged Fol- 30. 19269, but he was dropped from | through Radio Station WQJ. lowing Inquiry Into Issuance of | the rolls on Oct. & of the same vear | Recollecting all this, Rector got| $6 Voucher for Man Not Present. (for intoxication unbecoming | attachment papers and Deputy Samuel Thompson, a Deputy conduct. [le wus reinstated on than last, a considerably larger i Sheriff Goldsmith early last Satur- |) >heriff and bailiff in Circuit Judge Feb. 1, assigned to the number are oO: mild type, . 2 " ‘ - = ; , . ‘ 2 j " “+ + ‘* day and went to the Williams’ suite | Rosskopf’s court, was dismissed by | Secret Bureau on Aug. 16,| “ich are quickly cured. ams suite j The H . of | in Hotel The attorney anq |Sheriff Schuler yesterday following 1922, , ouse of Detention is un the de puty in@fred on the door In an investigation of the issuance of | | ns ea pete pe tr ' . , : - el i Mc P : : Lhe 0 youn sO ss gsruff inquiry they | $6 voucher to a man who im- ROBERT SCOT | IS RETURNED valeiaus pri oes wig Race de {per at a iu vel é ; ver i rere re- newspaper reporter wag) Personated a juror. iy the Associated Press | moved to tl isolat! basins t/ ; ee . : - o : — ' . ‘a eer ee i, Sea : ive ) Ac O1 on os al. without-—without an interview. The Among the men subpenaed for CHICAGO March o Robert] Recently the cit bi Spital chi j , . ric . , ae ° . ,~ * ng Se S ‘ ‘ LY : : ‘ loor opened, the huge bulk of Wil- |JUrY Service before Judge Rosskopf | ¢.ott arrived from Californis ay | Geant yo os : : n id ‘ K] ; ’ yt arrived 1}rorn alifornia today dren's ward was under quaran eid te a ee Pa eo iis veekK Was Arn A. in : 7 ps o liams appeare d and the attac hment _ sok oe low cj to face murder charges Erowing out tine hut there is no scarlet feve) as itn = 0404 ashingt« ave e. er- | ‘ LE Se ee mMapers into his musi- ? ; ; ungston . ai - of the killing ofa drug clerk ina there now sonal service was not obt: od ¢ vi e's c : te i ee can holdup wo years i: Despite a Dr. Starlkoff predicted that the he dic iot appear. ut when 1é : Z rs pre : pet oe nk ten writ of habeas corpus obtained by| number of cases would drop off as 11 ry 4 fe) as i I )¢ 1, OTe ; - : _ ee toro H i (uty Circuit Clerk Muench last Fri- his attorney, detectives took him to/ soon as warm weather permits Ee : ca the State's Attorney’s office to be! windows to be opened and wes eae Sei : ; : - : : childre; day by Thompson to be paid, * | questioned to play outside ¢ ‘aS + 4 , \¢ — y : 9 “Ty . oe man l'é é ponded | Oo borrow r| UNIVERS ITy SKINKER said a STICCOCSS eliminated by: U1 the Rock an line. as This advi Skinker Pennsylvania avenues, University City: Ladue, ink, ‘haries, Spyros and G Monarch [Louis The Hog “ssh 1} - ‘tar’ ex y wry ? Ti. ri¢-yT 6 «iT q Saved ifleé)) Wa : \ \ (‘ounty. road 1914 Demetrius wa River . Missouri waterworks and elimination of the Link rod ross- motion cture point involved in th it for the county by the State Highway Commission. Several minor crossings in St. Louis se eee quickly the boy-|and Franklin CourMies also would / ; | : ae > menvel of the railroad line Removal of the Rock Island line erg tral,’ tract, which adjoins Forest Park, | a He oses payment for “°Uld do away with any objection ‘est End Lyric and a chaii and of Washington University,| everything en by shone a laa: ) from De Baliviere es and a) what Mr. 3 lag | Sateint’ Hist boulevard might be — " _ wearing had has not estimated the cost. Maryland, berbagg sist te tn pe edb orabe fag abe valued by Mrs. not obtained a voucher. Schuler;the habeas corpus action B® creased property values, taxable as cluding the -one at De .. shel , shing ce baa ag an al sig ae Biro lege 9, SQ she sald. ‘then discharged Thompson. Thomp- | he held that Scott was not in cus- ate hte peta blag so yes - @® benefits, might offset cost, he hana J Ww. “a ee — ee fehas tos ' ‘a a ‘son told a Post-Dispatch reporter |tody of police. { terday. s condition Is serious. 1 Reiter aes es a Eas =: eee UO that he was unaware of the fraud . 3 ‘ i " ee : Harris ‘7 niineg . Pej cceny other ‘ 1 the vy ac. ! ; ‘ A. a} Williams ‘ . meenid. In 1917 the city offered the 56 heathen: re | British Minister to Speak Here. wa? j \ on Pe | + ter , 1 lat we" + pre . a e reeves 6: ; wll} and did not know who claimed the | The -evy, Paul Bull. member of ed PyPHeUM and Vou |] lave to x stle 'ee : ther The ’ “» - . ] ' ’ ) » whistle |$6 voucher. The*vougher could/tpe Community of the Resurrec- = VB , tne acquisition of! , , \ 156 cases were re- RE INR NO Me LINDELL Irisco DE BALIVIERE AV. _ for ing is a , ’ lighway to be built Abandonment of the present Rock Island line in St. Louis would throw open its right-of-way; Then + A IE the jewelry. Kinsey fora but Gold- T1900 Presiden: was not pre- how smith saw that first the Mrs, been hut doorknobs and the pending Wabash lnion wv that railroad to plans for elimination of grade crossings boulevard and tl] Demetrius claims for the ‘ , P 3 lympliec 1 the C+ op ** 7?) “= benefit Prov In- come across with the . 1 eee te a ES ee - the Railroad ’ ONSO ida ; : , ’ } . ‘ it ice in pledging ¢ 1 | = id ita oy I Coste Pk eh ally 2 ae F é ; , . had signed a statement cftock to obntain a $2,.000,- 4 tee of the Chamber told the mission ‘T'’l]l attack xayr : a en @ Rock Island 20c a square foot, or ill attack your instruments at the bout $75,000 for its right-of-way Marstate Commerce Com- that he. had! na nf sR of) } the eattle business with ~ 0 icin drachmas borrowed from a bank. Creten: aaa (The prewar value of a drachma was about 20 cents.) in the importine tesides providing marriage por- The present Demetrius, ac- ' .gaga \} «it Samed fOr... enen “urther, Negroes got out- Lang's register one of fired a 28 a Signal that robbery None of the customers was from cash REHOUSING CO. hers heineg lemet- | 2 D EUCLID : pom them shot , $ . ‘hs ¢ ~15 . +7) 337 ‘ }) mceal : , 3 pvould fill a great need for a traf-| brother, ¢ harile, anjut d eee - Demetrius, has represented vartous pe artery, The Chamber, he indi- | While herding sheep, ho: reat mated, would support the scheme./ ment was provided for Nf: in wn Preiss and Bobying. two | Athens. « ant 2 ~ three members of rhe (*oun- I had P'S Co, : ’ \¢ ourt, directly land pao is iWystice, said it!- # ; it , ij 1 felt that in that land was sg-! 2 : o , ~" destiny and the place in the world ensions of the boulevard . God intended us to take. May Island # “ to Clayton road ral Tooke: Told Charlie About It. March Came In Like | an: *reiss : a eer | ‘ “T told my brother Charlie So. ; . : D fine to use the; jonged to go there, but I could Roaring Lion This von or ? e DUO-ART thus to + of -Of-way for +2 “aw nl ] ] : =... J for a highway all! the sels er , The old roverbial saving ~ ¥ Way . - ] {) Siz red. Fi oO} id. . ] . and In such mane ; ng ® Crave Can lie ae oh gs e 7 c ue is : 2 ba ''Macch egies in ice ee le If you need glasses, or need 3 oY on : . : ar a> hus ; "as. + Ce sinte } TI" ‘ il if P| : bit f ; - ‘ | ‘ : . . ‘ ‘ to your happiness. ec la a7 U1 tinues, that Demetriu '* held good: this. yvear. A them changed, after our crithal nA nan ‘ . uncs { (*harles 100, examination, we will say so; 4nd - OT Bonlevard Pro = ; : o- al t ¥ y Monday . aa 5 . posed. to America, seiil¢*ng ca Oo pa} oo ons e qs a) « . , ? oe City's Bian Was prepared by for passage. \ Before departure, objects sed yong : ta a 2h y DICTION ARY |” & Bowen, s the statement continues, the broth- ings and cau ss "Many » deciding thi sti : - | F ond build} ag } me . 1 that all nersons ; Jiany are dechkiing this question eeTh TOT RATID ar ‘GINS -of-way is; ers to have agreed that a pes SS. o emselves, i hat’s ‘r- SOY tpt 4 4 feet wide and he mak- {their earnings in the United States The ri themselves, and that’s danger eS . = r aly An Chas nT P seve ? } oe manr -_ illey, 106 fee? by adding a 20-foot } and in Greece WwW ould be pooled ana bro 1 grr Midis’ Anyone can afford to wear DR. MAIL ORDERS ty and 2 dies eae ae ale ‘rnfrock-Littor as eee : ithe we «9 feet additional from in Greece, would be peng eng Prufrock-J , ae Aa BOND'S Ex. glasses. If by mail, include 8 cents Dae rac : are allv > for th- ‘ourth ar st. larles . ; , “ona tract and W ashineton | share d equally by the four bro k'ou | : i a + Amaroni. Wied In frames to surt from $5 postage up to 150 miles; 10 - Whie) ers. a® 1 if ir + Thi} 4 : | ia ui A L i up. Test included. cents up to 300 miles, or for par al ee th ird mong caeube greater distances ask your similar Dietlomarr Tt side tare on the south : of the Demetrius went back to his sheep Sale ends next Saturday. D te BOND tmas for rate on 3 lbs. ) . New special sfeatures | DR. ° s Pos = ster ew trpe., “Wil pages ingcuor iin Rock Island. The Cat- : tract is { farm. While Spyros was studying Further reduetions bave heen THE EXPERT OPTOMETRIST | eS: . Wwe New 7 Li oY between a a gp drive and the Rock Island. English in Patras, he was visited the } oe ee AS rr¢ , arked : ry lDeme rius, and : pyros he aioe ” . - . . . , . york Manutl Ninth Between Olive and Locust City “ho r : . ve 3 th fron the shabby clothes his brother was} oa in ° | 4 th wearing t ST, LOUIS, MO. OMe, "a 1016 jp mA that it aap Baby Cirand PIANO of great, efficiency— small enough to fit into the space of an upright and with a tone which may be compared with good Grands of much larger dimensions—we invite comparison. Monthly icone fOr Life® Write for our plan whereby you can create an ESTATE INCOME of $100 MONTHLY by making a small regular de- posit. Give your age and we will send full particulars. SQUIRES & HAVLIN xnres POST-DISPATCH ra, today said De- | St. Louis, Mo. New Enlarged | “oth : Flexible ow to Get It For the Mere Nominal Cost of Manufacture and Distribution 98c Present or mail to the Post- Dispatch this Coupon with ninety-cight cents to cover coat of handling, packing, clerk hire, ete. the cording to statement, the education of his education including eOmetr1us hroathoere tha a ‘ a, ge pra? GEe a » al ts treasurer, r and ion for past, includ- ing William he producer, and William iman. local exhibitor. as the > tawuer c ? attorney 1O?] movie Interests In the ld’s great pianists or you as realis- 9erson is one of achievements in TO READERS America Bz mes ‘) ibperty ana heard of opportunity, } statemen* ontinues. our Which is , “ncerned jn such a y 4 4 * . “8 Commendable. | Sested ex; , al "ME the Roc ke not pian, , } : Bobring + bh ‘ 11e Can be easily acquired on the club payment plan™ $650 Larger Size Brambach, $725 | is‘c Salon-—Sixth con- THE NEW “UNIVERSITIES q>] is si «i fternoon from bnrild- to three Coupon sae and s, With an ment LIAN OF MISSOURI SLER, President VE STREET eli neer of} ci a ric? , Sm fs ptr Opnposed bridges Floor Streets, and , Larger sized page than previous feet wide ; e made for these last four davs many marked as OFF. : ; Pyndicate Co., e1ites and odd facturer much pieces HALF rs | 7 > ‘os 3d pe Be sted that 1s laze could be used for | facing the boulevagd, but Alwood (ji land re- ; May oy Was More tili- f lar cj

Page 4

eh rai ‘4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCT: bars tad bad i tad i tend bed ube —_— _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISFATC! WEDNESDAY EVENING. Be : , 3 , ps 4 4 : | | . ' 5 7a 4 — - _— --- ~~ vat ¢ anon ——— eS aeons — / 2 enemas —————— — — aie ee s : " a + oe | 4 a | ! oS } : Re. ane ] - ) , . > : > "um . - . 4 S | | . “~ 4 ‘ . . . i P " : “i 7 - 4 X s ‘ » . 3 a . rn a : a ; ea: ' | 5 ' : . én : ; ~ . a , .*. . Bake . . . > . eS . ow, q ; . ; n | : | ? : : ae ~ 7 : = > = . - "a > 2 P « o : . * » », . . . : : - a : : ° “ ; 7 ! - NS AT HANNBAL eC A LL ae PE SiR ONS eis (lai ) - ‘as - aver . Denies ouisan Knew Gorin, (Reg. VT. S. Pat. Off.) to the Post-T¥epatcs. : ¥ A ~ : x SS : . > . . e : ~ ‘ S = S > ee ‘ e* af a id T e ; eat or . STITT Ly Le © Moo sine > ¥ = ech aa 3 Ae RS. RRR SR SSSR . ~ & me L, Mo., March 3 he © ~ pee: ISS Wy = LASSE A RIAN IBA " : t ; y « ieee wv abe’ ecient rea ~ © e J. B. McCutchan of Sy Ww ) | -f - Hee : SSSy ee POV 3 ; Der 4 anse ©- anoosaa alk: } a CHE ~ > ie : . *Bhting as a director of the Cite / " P , ‘ . : OS ee ee RO gS S| ¢ Co. of Gorin Mo., to receiv-q 606-C8 Washington Av.—Thru to Sirth Street SS WS pO Se . te S re | Pa “ Mihivent, today continued its At> ks on the State Bank Examiner kup on the defunct concerns Firs It has been charged that obligations of the bank to eytchan will exceed by more) the $196,694.57 which Deputy Finance Com restified, McCutchan tt. >_> Lich is se $75,600 of the account of went into the accounts pn eee utchan Roy T. Myers and his relatives Occasion of Rare Occurrence ae eo Bem LOR Ka RI, aI, shel Defense counsel sta mn L. McNatt, St. Louis lawyer, also indicted as a director of Gorin bank, would testify that 45.000 in cash from the American Our Great Semi-Annual Sale!—Remarkable Special Purchases! Pe ai oa ich M j 9 the Citizens’ Trust Co., and came back. He will testify, er BRAND-NEW FROCK NOW Reem phis, Mo.. mad the opening Please | MMatement for the defense, declar- “ G : ty ¥ thf ) Flat Crepe Will Be Saee that ‘it «would be shown that Fracious Ournyu : . @eCutchan did not knew on July Silhouettes Fashionable My 3924, that the bank wane 3 . This ts the date on While Circular Flaring Printed Crepes Are aibtenan . beneal He aa Mel | Is Smart | Rich in Color Bitchan at ail times depended Sam EW modes...new vogues...new trends...so freshly new...so entirely of the last pers. secretary - treasurer, and . © rr. Anna 70n e. book keepe : moment...Frocks that come on ahead to tell us about Spring. ..to inform the very a Will Be BE information as to teen ) ° . 228 emanc ed by the +4 mof the bank. that MeCutchan / ie Matton. smartest that she may be dressed and ready. . Frocks asparkle with Paris chic...as wrest Bt nothing to do with the aan ee lovely as though they were the original creations of some exclusive modiste... whisk geet , = i ¥ . | } ione of le compantes] Smocking... and although they are the very newest and smartest the price remains low. .and agpich he represented, believing the Straightlines Are Charming bept that he put into !t hie money . b - - ae ** : .O De Bo.ivent at all times. | } ! | 7 = Pas | | Lingerie Touches we believe Kline’s alone can present such style. ..quality...and value at $25. Crepe Elizabeth Me the densutt onecunen Are Among the Is the Very Essence “he deposit: specifies am | | | ; a : . was received Metut Decorative Ideas Bokhara Red... Titian Sand. ..Julep Green. ..Silver Gray. ..Bois de Rose. ..Cornflower Blue. . of Spring ee not own one ‘dollar’e wort Deauville Red. ..Navy Blue... Black a never got a. certifeate ee wen KLINE’S—Fourth Floor. . 2 a tehan never got a certificate | Se Geposit uniess he gave the bank MpRote, check or cash for it. | : ? Mentions Millspangh. | Consult Our Expert Corsetierre , bs ye mre said the defense would About the Correct Foundation WX ea ee e: Tic cece Collateral Seiaiae For Your New Spring Dresses yy , ; event t nk to secure | } | a : " | #F . onal ank ¢ She Will Be on the Fourth Floor ’ (o : / = : ¢ the bank aa Be on the Fo | 7 / 4 "ae «60S «against the bank there All Day 4 hursday ; vy, ‘ E notes totaling $76,000 made 3 7 ayers. his relatives and asso- tes, Wat h were purchased by MR WhO represented the Myerses | about 25 cents on the dollar. | _ mame of Frank C. Mite! MEn. former State Finance “orn , aa was mentioned only once ayne He declared that Miss} roe had testified that the bank! = was doing as Milispaugh and | eetchan directed, but Jayne] - ‘iat the defense would show! ‘o be false, that MeCut, | ver authorized anv false Mts of the bank and that ed at all times the bank Good «: ndition. , ae i th Be ee eeiggy. * ~~ ee tea ei i ee a ee ce - Sl eB ae ee ee eee at ee, — wit. s 3 Me " H * in al ‘ 4 he ‘4 ae 4 see 4 ; PC. e et * Hiatt) HAP ee coe, i tr r . td A it if it Ly ete nn AT tree get , . . : ’ oer eo edited te } HAS ff aa & oe -seen a Augie 7 -— > ‘ ’ et FF" Meany ee ae pe’ Pa tee eer rnd sree ee ¢ fi) * et ar Pe 7 4 eae” - hy . ie Lot eee “A ~ s vette ese | — | : i , ‘he - . ~ 6Stective because their ac- | WOMEN 7. > “ly a short time, and be- | We. °°” can usually be used only | P and moming. emamint Provides a throat an-— of proved germicidal power : OU CaN carry with you and fight y bee all day—wherever you ~~ 40 reat sore throat—one tablet om “tor so. To prevent infec- drursits two or three hours. 3. a a ‘Ormamint KILLING THROAT TABLETS ves, “. ~ = ~ a Dee ERD oS big age Neh? te, te HS ig Pee ee % pe, cies “ : bg 4g Tha mg CM REDE Soha TE age SIEM IRN de MRR oe ae

Page 5

———EEaoo7— nll WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - — me - = = — > ene oer ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -- => ” “= + ReerrAneer* _ .*. ‘ 7 . a ee Er RE RR | ———— . : CHAN DEFENSE | See Our Other Announcements on Pages 12 and 13 . SN Ea omaine Is Smart pe Will Be ionable repes Are in Color bes Will Be led by the Dressed pman Elizabeth ory Issence y pring SCAN ANTALA « etree ~ NSS SSNNEMN Goecescabesess . : . N » > - . * “xy , a oe : ~ ss =~ ‘ SS . N . ar an : oe Cs : > » “ ~ SS . Sn " o’ ~*~ * . ~ . . - = > . aS . b } . ss ha ‘ i: PY LN LARA > - : SRA i. oe Sa. A! yy x ' ‘5 ws. f < * »* » a + ms ‘ : ‘ , , . aa * z 4 . * Ps - - oe Ss . a . _ ‘ nn ? : ~ ‘ aN . “ . 4 i yver is Denies That St. ; ‘Louisan Knew Gorin, Mo., : Bank Was Insolvent. ————e to the Post-apatch. ; : | FT uANNIBAL, Mo., March 3.—The | B. McCutchan of St... WSs : % Befense of J. : douis, 07 trial here, accused of as- | nting aS @ director of the Catteeae | ) t Co. of Gorin, Mo., to receiv- | Bg deposit when the bank was) Mivent, today continued its at-| sg on the State Bank Examiners’ | eckup on the defunct concerns | rs. It has been charged that |} obligations of the bank to | utchan will exceed by more an $87,000 the $196,694.5% which | -¢, Martin, Deputy Finance Com- | ,Besioner testified, McCutchan | aged the bank. | ‘That $76,600 of the account of utchan went into the accounts | sRoy T. Myers and his relatives | ME associates Was the testimony. yaay. of L. W. Tracy. | Defense counsel stated today that hn L. McNatt, St. Louis lawyer, | sded also indicted as a director of A Gorin bank, would testify that 15,000 in cash from the American | neral Indemnity Corporation and Interstate Casualty Co., of ich McNatt was an officer, went, 0 the Citizens’ Trust Co., and er came back. He will testify, | was said, that this was not to pay obligatione. Bfracy testified yesterday that he deede an audit, but was unable make it complete because the nance Department would not fur- hall the records. The audit for Be defense was permitted by court Bier, While Tracy was on the. nd the defense went into de-' ad account of records which it) ms show what the bank owes to, tchan. | Denmrrer Overruled. | The defense pressed a motion for | demurrer to the State’s case but | ige (. T. Hays ordered the trial | proceed. It was charged by) orney C. E. Rendelen that there | “fatal variance” between proof athe charges set out in the in-| ation, that the State hac failed | show McCutchan was a director | he bank on the specified date | that a director could not act’ Ac\vidually. | John M. Jayne, an attorney of “Memphis, Mo., made the opening | @atement for the defense, declar- | g that it would be shown that eCutchan did not know on July 1924, that the bank was insol- | mt. This is the date on which specific charge against Mc-| itehan {is based. He said Mc-' Mitchan at all times depended upon | secretary - treasurer, and Anna Monroe, bookkeeper, | information as to the condi- | m of the bank, that McCutchan | f nothing to do with the bank | smmept that he put into {t his money | ‘ag the money of the companies | i@tich he represented, believing the | | to be solvent at all tires. «| @vayne further stated that at the. the deposit specified in the was received Mct‘utchan) hot own one dollar's worth of | ‘geek in the bank and that Mc-| Ugeenan never got ai certificate | ' Waeposit unless he gave the bank | ye @hete, check or cash for it. Mentions Millspaugh. < Bftyne said the defense would | ¢ that in the collateral sold at | lle auction by the Quincy Rick. | National Bank to secure a $25,-; note against the bank there | notes totaling $76,000 made | ayers, his relatives and asso-| tes, which were purchased by. |: Who represented the Myerses | “F @bout 25 cents on the dollar. | The hame of Frank C. Mills- wth, former State Finance Com- “ae Oer, was mentioned onlv once Jayne. He declared that Miss , Mroe had testified tha’ the bank ’ Was doing as Millspaugh and | Utchan directed, but Jayne, : i that the defense would show | mS to be false, that McCutchan authorized any false state- | Ris Of the bank and that he be- | d at al] times the bank to be | 600d condition. : | ‘ *) . Li “ " = to treat - Sore Throat hy Cargles, swabs are not | CHective because their ac- | Only a short time, and be- | 1.) Can usually be used only | ee 2d morning. . emamint Provides a throat an- | Proved germicidal power | You can Carry with you and fight — all day—wherever you 4 ‘ , - freat sore throat—one tablet Orso. To prevent infec- laren: ‘WO or three hours. j e ‘ a2 Ormami .@ efmamint Bis iv re he -¢% * cy ee eer* | - ng beied to atts ; Tt AER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER Thrift Avenue The Buy-Way of St. Louis Linen Scarfs, 89c Each A lot of 300 all-linen Dresser Scarfs; hemstitched all around. Sizes 18x48 and 18x54 inches. Apartment Set, $3.95 Of semi-porcelain, neatly decorated in floral designs. Set includes 6 each dinner plates, fruit saucers, cups and saucers, 1 meat dish and 1 baker. Stamped Sets, 39c Consisting of one 11x34-inch oblong centerpiece and four 1ox16-inch oblongs of artcloth, stamped for lazy daisy or French knot embroidery. ee ys ) rp Boys’ Play Suits, 69c Well-made Play Suits in strefel stripes and _ red-trim- med. Open back, drop seat. Sizes 3 to 8. Framed Pictures, 98c Copies of old and modern masters in tinted antique gold frames. Size 11x14. Swinging Frames, $1.25 Photo Swinging Frames fin- ished in antique gold and sil- ver; complete with glass and back. Sizes to 7xII. Bandeaux & Brassieres At 49c In medium and long styles of brocades and fancy stripes; tape and ribbon shoulder straps. Nearly all sizes in this lot of samples. Preserves— Jellies Zic and 33c American Lady 16-oz. jars raspberry, peach, pineapple and damson plum Preserves, at 27c. Strawberry and cherry at 737¢ each; $3.75 dozen. Baarent Ten Broek plum and grape Jelly, 10-oz. jar at gc. Holland Relish, 1-lb.....29¢c (Thrift Avenue—Main Foor.) N ovelty Sport Hats In an Assortment of Clever Styles $9.95, $6.00 The tailored simplicity featured in the season’s modes brings the Sport Hat into the foreground as one of the essentials to a correct ensemble. The variety desired is achieved in material rather than trimming, for grosgrain ribbon is only ornament above cleverly turned brims. Materials include azure, Swiss hemp, open hemp, peanut straw, leghorn and felt in the close-brim or large Hat. The chosen colors and black are shown. (Millinery Department—Third Floor.) The Whirlpool Washer Is Faster, Cleaner and Safer The 1900 Washer Company has put 27 years of quality manufacture into the develop- ment of the Whirlpool. This remarkable new model has many advantages over older models—such as, the double whirlpool water action, the new safety dewices, and lastly, it washes faster and cleaner. Sold on Very Convenient Terms of Payment Our Easy Payment Plan puts this wonderful labor- saving device within the reach of every household. Terms may be arranged with a small initial payment. We will gladly demonstrate the Whirlpool Washer in your own home and you will see instantly why the “1900” is the perfect Wash- er for your daintiest clothes and why this 1 is superior to others. — , (Fifth Floor.) dark shades in sizes 16 to 46. pleasing assortment of everyday Dresses. House Frocks tor Spring Smart Models in Washable Materials Very Shecially Priced at $998 These fast-color Frocks—styled for everyday wear—are attrac- tive values at this price. The materials are of excellent quality and are durable—fashene, rayon, gingham, printed broadcloth. The de- signs are simple though adapting new details such as kick pleat skirt, novel necklines, new sleeves and defined waistlines. The color assortment is ¢omplete and shows medium and Tailored styles prevail in this (Wash Dress Section—Second Floor.) Women's Comfort Make Walking and House- hold Work a Pleasure 1925 to $5.00 “Constant Comfort” Shoes are constructed of selected black kid- skin with heavy flexible turned soles for more comfortable walk- ing, rubber heels to cushion every step and rigid steel shank giving needed support to the sensitive foot arch — all of which assures foot comfort in active hours. Three-button Sli Comfort Dress ee vec. ppers; leather heel, rubber top lift, $5.00 Oxfords; walking heel; rubber top ee SCR RNY ON. CSS SM Soa ae ee ae ene $5.00 One-strap House Slippers: heav . y-turned sole $37.25 Aaa Slipper; low broad heel; rubber top lift, $4.00 oudoir Slippers; heavy turned soles: silk pompon, $2.25 Main Floo: Calling Cards and ree Special Mail Orders Filled (9c 100 Personal Calling Cards with name in Old En- glish lettering—and a patented card case with your initials on it in gilt—an unusual value. Announcements, Business Cards and Wedding Invitations, Neatly Typographed, at Moderate Prices. | ee (Printing Dept.—Main Floor.) ee ee ee ee Boys Long-Pants Suits With Vest and Extra Knickers 1938 An excellent grade of all-wool fab- ‘Tics was -used.in tailoring these new Long-Pants Spring Suits for small boys. Patterns include fancy mix- tures, checks’ and herringbones in tans, grays, and powder blues. Coats are alpaca lined plain English models. Smaller sizes come with long and straight knee pants. Sizes 4 to 10. Other juvenile Long-Pants Suits of choice fabrics and patterns Priced from $15.98 to $25.00. (Boye’ Own Store—Fourth Floor.) Important Sale ot Beds and Bedding Steel Beds—in Many Attractive Designs and Beautiful Wood Finishes to Harmonize With Any Bedroom— Are Very Shecially Priced for This Event CE JAE a ae = Pin Steel Panel Bed *13= The design pictured above is one of the latest designs in Steel Beds. The cane-effect panels are set off by the wood finish of American walnut or brown mahogany. An _ outstanding value at this low price. Windsor Steel Bed 142° The simplicity of the Windsor type of furniture has been carefully re- produced in this Steel Bed, attractive- ly finished in American walnut or brown mahogany. In double or twin | size—an excellent value at this price. Steel Bed $1995 Conservative in style, sturdy in construction and durable in material and finish, this Bed will har- monize with bedroom fur- end, is provided with a non-rust lined spring and equipped with a good mat- niture of any design. Choice of twin or full size. Stee} Day-Bed $1645 Convenient made of heavy tubing, has a cane-effect panel at each or twin size Bed, this group affords an excellent Steel Medallion Bed 1523 The medallion design on the cane- effect panels gives a decorative touch ! to these sturdy Beds. Finished in walnut or mahogany in both the twin and full size. These Beds are truly extraordinary values. | Colonial Steel Bed 162 In walnut or mahogany finish, this Bed suggests the popular Colonial style of furniture. Very suitable for the bedroom where beauty is com- bined with comfort, May be had in full width or twin size. Steel Bed $1025 Windsor style—very at- tractive and sturdy. Day - Bed, Whether you need a full choice. In the popular American walnut finish tress covered with figured cretonne. Pictured below— unusual value. Coil-Spring Day-Bed $34.50 Convenience combined with beauty of design and comfort best describes this attractive sleigh-end Day- Bed, made of quartered gumwood and finished in walnut or mahogany. Com- plete with mattress at this special price. Layer-Felt Mattress,. $19.75 Thrifty buyers will find this Mattress a remarkable value. Filled with thick i e layers of clean cot good grade of art ticking. on covered on aaa quality ticking. standard size, Felt Mattress $9.75 This all-layer cotton felt Mattress, well tufted with rolled edge, is covered ina In all standard sizes, it isa remarkable value at this unusually low price. Double-Deck Coil Spring $13.95 Choice of double or twin size is offered in this Spring, made of heavy resilient spirals of the best grade of carbon wire and neatly finished in gray enamel. Windsor Day-Bed $19.25 Day-Beds solve the prob- lem of space economy and artistic appearance. This Day-Bed is strongly in- fluenced by the charming Windsor style and is an at- tractive piece of furniture for any room. _ Layer-Felt Mattress. $12.75 50-lb. layer felt Mattress with rolled edge and du- ruable quality ticking. This well made Mattress, built to give entire satisfaction, may be had in acy stand- ard size. In any High-Grade Coil Spring $6.95 A very exceptional value is this high- grade Coil Spring, constructed of good quality wire. Designed for comfort and service. A wonderful value at this price. (Seventh Floor.) ciate LL en ea CCC ELLE LL LAL ene —— a el 7 Y * i. “it. ~ o @ + = + a PRES CEE ST AR I SK NOIRE RD REE DOANE 8 MIE OBOE SE i

Page 6

ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH an a a oe ee ee eo ee ee ee 6 STIAUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, 1926. an ewe RRR OS ER WR S SS B88 0 8 8 8.8.8 8878 8.88.8 BE PAAR EBs ae. sewn aes 88 : ea ‘ap itie Nai aS | ae | The \\ — baal : A big, new ship | pant Suits; sizes ~ The Stere for ALL the People ? | : j BOM) . FM | . aa Thousands and thousands of dollars’ worth of | 7 @ i tas 1Y A | ye a A | f . this sale. Never Materials All Coats F et Oe ho i b before such #7 st styles and colors. ; . 4 ca Fr ‘ Choose from hundreds of : * — a * = j ; " a ._o ° 7 Oat in Lf I v = _ pal, . 3 ll a veell made and full cut and ¢x- Cantons prices, Se Fareaseraeaeraeeaees . i} lias ‘ ¢ eS OP, i vy . . j 4 +> +} > - ~ # > - j * y > . eho « ") = ‘ ’ Re hee ia sr tbeaa Va sits oe P j od ~ otnet Fiat Crepes t.corgettes Printed Silk . ; ~f Md * Co F ’ a f +. : j 3 . é : &/ crepe de Chines .. Sa Ss. , '@i as * i ~ : ( | ' SLOL! Ww ‘ i Ray Shecn ry _* . 2 es. v not want to mane Iewilisheen, Lac. : ( ) , u these lresses ° “4 me hen they can Regular Sizes | a’ -. S cx Wink ot tens aries een. i.t 16 to 42. 7 . + me f i ° e * c y i ‘ Extra Sizes a ‘he | I / 44 to 54 ) Say Ij ¥ noe : i , . ~ —228.8.8 8S 2 8 8 8 8 8 8 BLE ee [i ' : ' ; ~ ° . ” - ~r >] . 728 'A# aaa evrtcraegese ve s ¥ © ; -~ ——s ~- es ; , : ft, "e Noro? %% ©. i hs =e - \ | oa ee $4.50 | Sizes7tol7 \ 2 Oe te . é é (Nugenis—Bargain Basement.) ‘4 (Nugents—BHargain Basenient.) ff 7 ¥s 9000 PAIRS NEW SHOES * ; | : ; In a Tremendous Basement Sale Offering Women’s Fine Footwear at a Big Saving! Women’s Shoes 4 The Styles Pictured ee a Viii ri Ve you an idea Ou. 4 t \ SESS FIFICITF IGE SIrAsaae Bacal a Se. 2 SC ee ‘e223 ee i Sd? ’ &¢ Every pair of Shoes in. sale is priced ridicuio below regular: all heels epike, Spanish, Cuba: baby Louis and fiat heels; mostly cov- ered ny with ber heels. ise . °- a © if > “*s a Fy *, o ~~ Basement Bargain High-Grade Shoes! Actual $4.95 and $5.95 Values! PFS — tape (Bargain Basement.) | - ap Pumps __ . $2.98 : Walking Oxfords wre te Pumps $2.98 Black Satin Pumps . . WED f Wow Costne Smacks | hes aa Side Pumps. . $2.98 Two-Tone Pumps pees YS: ae : +4 3 a Thi § | Ch Ile All yelet Ties, at $2.98 Novelty Straps : F s, fig a OL oo OEE Ven gee Blonde Kid Pumps. . $2.98 Mel \ | Ab SR RY __ Competition Scores of Others Too Many to Mention 7, oth 3 , , Peey ik \ LA | rr, m5, Bargain Basement. ae = . +. . | hal = Min . ya Every New Spring Color : | Men’s Shoes eer ey ey Poiret Twill | Suede Velour Children’s » Hy: Z A ll 4 7 wets - ’ ; A : rhite collars : ' & Misses’ a ” . RAY & Oxfords oe a een a ws Basket Weaves 3 , , Sample Sizes e435 Smart Plaids and Checks is ded spring suppers Only . | vockets, Good , : 7: 5 Stri Tweeds, Mixt Et $] $7 00 7 ae ste 6 {BR tripes, Tweeds, Mixtures, Ete. Ps . | pairs Rmazing low home wear. for Beautful tan and patent Slippers :: ba a3 | pai to seil at thi: }. out, strap and bow patterns. Special. rice! Wanted light and dark shades. Sizes 36 to 44. | Ss ‘iseahiaaeaaee euauiiaa —~ . ‘ I Misses’ Sizes | Women’s Sizes GREAT SALE OF RUGS!|| ‘@ —== ; ; . Shop Earl Th $35 Seamless Velvet Rugs $39.50 Axminster Rugs $29 Axminster Rugs Avi Garments Will Not $xi2-ft seamless veivet Rugs H _ 3 , > | anon tiv -— af > , . eavy grade Axminster Rugs tieavy grade Axminster Rugs : a t All D "4 in @ jarge assortment of beau- : : - we % roven oh. etra¢ be : as a z a $ 50 with a soft deep nap. Wide range woven of high-grade yarn into a x= rp: Ba N 5 —— et ayn tet . . —— Fae I: MRE EMRE Tn CaN: tC RRS PON ER gy Bee HEE Re AE YES PA ea Site “. . ¥ men Seer eee , . x “eae » ”~ . ¥ Tur deen dd be . . — , - _ - : . , 7” ** AM re » oat , ie aoe ‘ Z wes, © - - ; . ee * . ve. a ¥- , Lpy ee Pay - ~~ ee oe ‘¥ ~~ Rg - x . : a. . * . Wey * . © “* oe , 4 “ , i Tat Fe = ¢ © . aes _- - — e y 7 . iT i ee actin “rn « renter agen, eS het ’ “ * v Rep ee ree Ke , tiful, ch f } I ‘ol- trong ck. C] t oring. RE es asene of beautiful designs and colorings. ia Bho 9 Bsn ag ery Bargain are finished with fringed ends. 1Z¢ 6x9-ft. size 7 Basement PRT Naive Gh enohiPiaal HW iiia ; we :} ' —" —— as 4, $2.25 Velvet Rugs Wool Fiber Rugs $52.50 Axminster Rugs — . a : a ee ~+2O4-i.nch velvet Rugs in a large Heavy durable quality wool fiber t quality Axminster Rug fortiment of beautirul designs anc Rugs in m¢ear designs and coiorings. we : P henge ds Of oesigns ~ i- P > > #e a ae ' ‘vy aa bid i =) -[t size.. alorin ae Lot ®. @ Pps ~ih baa 3, ta G&7~ i ec Bizé ings. Excellent quality Ideal for bedroom use. 9x12 Chenille Rugs Coco Door Mats Rag Rugs $15.95 Felt-Base Rugs : iow Fr. > ANB \ A \ BY | Da-Bed inche | tie “ty | | | — | | ger ET Ra 14x24 inch. rood Mister he é' hes, ; eres ox! o-ft. ‘ Fe! Base a | at Ee ' . .% 3 | oO rt gs. Shown ‘mn the heavy bristle brush a ay id il eds 5 5 | wi: | —— | Sih i/ | 4 2 gs | ne-pieee ae latest designs oi C C colorings of hit-and-miss . se 2 acer sd Aeneespany e | y ee % - my walnut ends, incluc colorings . quality ep : designs... : ed, ois > ene : sage ' 4 P . \\ \ f ‘ ‘ ; mattress, $ | | \ aa . alan, | 4 gg | space for € $1.75 Velvet Carpet 69c Felt-Base F loorcovering $1.69 to $2 Inl bedding. $50 nameled surface felt-base Floor- valine for.. 25 to 50 Weeks te tHhgh-grade ciosely woven Velvet Iieavy e Chotce patterns ! genuine inlaid } : Car et shown in beautiful ASi rT ) Covering in a wide range of beautiful pat- Linoleum in colors tha zo through the § 49 —\, t ' ; | ceiateninns 1 .ineh width GEesigi C| terns, Sanitary and casily cleaned. 6 feet tl back, assuring loug Satisfactory service. ® 2% in . : “ ° wide. 8a yd. COCR EO HT HOHE eee ee tans -*-@ 6-ft. mi] seconds. i Wei hces c ca@nbess = iti | | E —_—_ $45.00 Seamless Axminster Rugs Se == ot bepe dean aT “TAN te ; wear and come ina R t Kettl + “ ~ . AES 7. ay ; 2? : ¢2 Pe Ae * ; . Le aie aS ~: “ = tae Pomorie of peau-§ 95 ‘= -n i | ; K es a ' { Pp - Br: 3 4 H : \. + Lf. . . * JY ~ \ . : _. t % yy ify ™ + = : : , I ~ KD a Ee PG RE es VN oe ee PR EON NN ee ee , $1.75 Value, ; 43 .\ Var ee RPE ORL EL OE AAI GE Ak a G jay Me “ wv 7x - a - ra ye ¥ ‘Wee Fee PaO © tgs ” 7 Be ——- pt a Ze Stilt tneetionin til a oe ee a Si i - wae. a alt AA er ew ~ al “e OME PEE St 2 1? ye te co - ’ » ors oe Re ae. . ¥ to dels f em Sy tea > Oh PT ee SF Ae — e Ptge® x , hod z Ps BA YY Fue t ———s Poy &e ley, a N ae Aree i 2 re Fa. Ae a. ee ” TA Orings. 9x12-ft. size. era we b ; 8 . $2.95 Carpet Sweeper (SY fix 8S RE OPA Se Bs RO Goad weeper - f tag AP pu ; we. , Y } a, yee 9 heary povebtey trtetie brush Fie 7 “fi a A S ae ¥] Be TN S38 a tshed with meat mahogany caea. 7. OE TE Pee Oe . a : > ust NT Ne. Gold Seal Congoleum M oS AN) - ee ee ee :e Pt be ; . . ? : ag eae wa : 2 + ORs 9 " . — " ——. Be = a, rs ee ee i eee Sie ue Sh er ei, a, ee et > Ree the, PS, Oe es i Sees pe ‘a | @ bi mage sash sh bel ce SEN eee “at > s ee fe. % * wet bu his. ig BONO? =? be ~~ is Hee sinha ilk tetas Minti 2: FOE Se os ek” Vag Oe Ee ee eS ee ’ Pipa Pp eee .

Page 7

SPATCH | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, 1926. Saeeaeae.e 2.8. © 7 .e in || — . ) . > 3 e@ 43 . ‘ oe sel The Boys’ Wash Suit Sale $-4 .29 N cont a : Th Regular $2, $2.50 and $3 Suits \ v2 \\ A big, new shipment. Flapper, Olivers, button-ons, middies and long pant Suits; sizes 3 to & All new spring styles and every suit fast color. (Nugentsa—Third Floor, South.) The Store for ALL the People. ee ee Floor caepaee ence of paying cash. 2] - —— = Charge Accounts Are Real Shopping Conveniences | , J Sample nightgowns, envelope ‘eeks chemise, bloomers and step-ins of 25 to 60 W batiste, nalnsook and crepa, Alb to Pay full cut: well made —-for homefurnishings ee ae and / ee or personal needs—buy In white and ocdlors: without the inconveni- SONS: é 1500 Additional “Samples”. Arrive for Thursday’s Selling In Our Sth Semi-Annual EXTRA! 2 | Shown on Living Models: a : 11A.M.to1P.M. ) . | Second Floor—North & Lis , E *) 7 *, f. \ - at sale of years to open at Wf¥ 2 MN Ys / GS 1500 new garments shown for the first time. Lovely Coats, Suits and Dresses in becoming lines for miss or matron. Showroom samples ent. This event will be the ae | Vee ) of the most exclusive designers in New York and foreign fashion centers. Choose one of these garments for your wardrobe. rowds who will come to Nu. om * \.3/ = ee oe site tt | ve Sample Dresses j ‘Sample Suits | Sample Coats the town tomor-.- | ‘| $30.00 to $35.00 Sample Coats $2 ] 95 r % ‘@. Te é | ha . | hi, Sheretay. oe | $30.00 to $35.00, Sample Suits | score of leading i ge Unmatchable Value at I, More than a ; Ne S| 2 > $19.95 to $23.95 Sample Dresses $] 3.95 i ar ei manufacturers | a Di ty oe : fsteers Unmatchable Value at —> — have contributed = Jal eh ae Syd ee | the cream of 49 ) See: | aes Sat) a ee 5 a 4 ye SANS ‘ . | $48.00 to $55.0 ‘tc 111 30.00 to $50.00 Sample Coats thelr Spring = (ath any Br oe $25.00 to $32.50 Sample Dresses $ ] 795 | $ $55.00 Sample Suits. stall pete pe ————— productions to NYA wos -—. ‘ “a ’ this sale. Never 4 Ty Be I) ORS esis Unmatchable Value at | Unmatchable $ or E \ ine if Sie... Pees : Value at - a: 7 Sane ite ae-certy y EP PTS a, ge ee 34 95 $50.00 to $65.00 Sample Coats Coat sale go early | L - (2) Ba. So rd | eee 1 ~ | * r ee (2 i? SSS «6 NN $29.50 to $45.00 Sample Dresses 5] 95 || $68.00 to $85.00.Sample-Suits | Unmatchable Vane @ Unmatchable Value at......... aA Reta ae Unmatchable Pebae at | $65.00 to $78.00 Sample Coats Unmatchable Value at . $35.00 to $50.00 Sample Dresses $ 95 i $90.00 to $95.00 Sample Suits © ORE hee oe abs ta ‘ --Unmatchable Value at 2322 i ican $58 95 = -$75:00:to $89:00 Sample Coats + me toy se . , ¢ Value at . - .Unmatchable:Value -at. :.: i ek ¢ $85 to $95 Sample Dresses gies tel in | Eh ein ee Die scichable. | RIE $100.00 to $135.00. Sample Suits jl: : $80:00.to:$89:00:Sample Coats’, Value at Value at i = so $74: 95 : io bereoerg cmtes vam s w ee , : m i } eecceee ~ ” ‘SEN | a , oe be of i ' ae . HW OR. |: 9 to-o60 Sam i : a. 9100 to $129 Sample Dresses g. $135.00 to $150.00 Sample:Suits = Unmatchable Value’ at ‘s = 4 I5 af Unmatchable ae $34.75 i Unmatchable - | ee i gC RNR em 0 - Ng aE ee — - - ==> a - « i 7 ‘ 2 ,..,Other, Coats‘Up to'$98.95 .. --3 + / Peet Ge... es --Value-at - et ee Value et | ~~, ~* CNugents—Seocond Floor, North.) —. a » ia ee — . + 7 -~-> se ’ . . . ‘ ~ ‘ . . & ®,« > q oe , *-*« { ; ‘ 1h iat ; ‘ Y ; ‘Li { . * . - ~~ ° itu> } ss j | i. - aoe Hf és mut New Corsets" The Silk Event Supreme Continues... ¢ \ ~ for: Spring: — —— - a ) Redfern and Warner | $2.98 and $3.50 Silks i ; hursday ¥. BN Wrap-Arounds | $2.98 Flat-Thread Crepe—‘n light and dark colors or ivory. 40 in. wide... Q) | : BY Tih, G' 2 ‘ : —S “” ; , pam $ ’ e . ge 7) \ a ee | sth { 7 Bae Bringing the slender mode to the large woman is a problem which 1s 9 envalines—I ae Gieieih nikbrn ar bick 40 | solved every day by our Corset De- $2.98 Bengalin inn Spring rs or black. inches wide partment. ‘‘A new Spring model first {| $2.98 40-Inch Printed Crepe de Chines—In new Spring designs and color- Vardij. ~ ° ° ‘ and new Frocks afterward’’ is a rule 47 , every woman should know. A Wrap- Red eee 1 1 1 Nne©r y Around Corset not only improves, it eee@eesaseeceeaoeenreees ° mpi @ aa transforms. | New -Straws Every New Shade The Model Shown May Be Hadin' | 4()-Inch Printed 36-Inch Spring 54-Inch Printed | a ae 89 rr | e e i ° | ° ‘ A Redfern at | A Warner at CrepedeChines _ Foulard Silks Bordered Silks ) | Millinery in medium, large and $ AV.95 $ | $ | A $“).98 | 4 $1.98 4 $2.95 small head sizes. Roll brims, cloches, ° : | | Vaud —— | Ved — | — == | pinch backs and off-the-face ee | ee a } a | os | styles . oe | ” : | Newest Spring colors and designs, | New Spring designs and colors, in- | Beautiful bordered Crepe de Chine | Pink Brocade With Elastic Sections | | Other : $ 1.95 $2.95 $5.95 and $10 : cis | in an endless array of patterns. eluding plenty of navy and tan. for early Spring frocks. = aged FI South.) q r , . P 7 ” | - Ticats cade Floor, South.) Tailored Hats. . econ oor, 3e0u ° Smart Tatlored and Sport Te el SW, Ay WE Beat (Nugents—Second Floor South.) ae r : ee | | English Porcelain Di Set 90 High-Grade Lamps)“ “Rt Sear fe a x cual d dinner eaten 6 pe ~ {i HH \\ a. a : : Ss “: } He | op a | é : : 1 ats th ec. ne $60.00 fo $100.00 Values | | poe como HA atch and mor(s Sam, 42; > : , a te « way £ dium-size meat platter. Highest grade Lamps — Junior and Bridge_ | ) 32-Piece Sets © Styles; also several Floor Torcheres. | M Samples purchased at a great discount from the famous ‘‘Rembrandt Lamp Co.’’ fine wrought fron | bases with marble and onyx bases—with shades | 95-Piece Luncheon Sets | : pid 4 7. that will be pleasing to the most exacting taste. fe _ First : quality arnite porcelain. 4 cups and ¢ 2 7 5 Mattress | Springs | | | Jee & Scores of patterns, shapes and color combinations, | = dishes, veeeee platter, sugar and ~ | creamer. One-piece spring Da-Bed, 50-pound all-layer felt | Rest-Rite coil Spring dou- ee : ; walnut ends, including felt | Mattress, closely tufted im- ble-deck coil Springs, 20 . | wy 43-Piece Dinner Sets mattress, perial edge. (| year guar- 75 WaAtle the ! Dainty blue-and-gold scroll border. design; of Space for $ | $18.50 e , antee. : ws ee “a fine porcelain body; new Coronado shape. Com- $ 45 beddi —— | valuc —— _—- $19.75 —==_ | | Lot Lasts, —— | | plete Dinner Service for 6 persons. Also open . ee | value for rin ; | gtock pattern. 43-plece Sets. = value for.. for ' ae oi bbe Choice. “~~. , | 25 to 50 Weeks to Pay (Fourth Floor, South.) | 25 to 50 Weeks to Pay 25 'te SO Weeks to Pay (Nagente—Fourth Floor, North.) | , ™ (Nugents—Fourth iutontd ‘ , _ ee O-Cedar | 95c Wash a » ie = Refrigerator | Ol weuhiees | , sk i "Ti tT" | shing Sets : Tubs T U | beget ; : ogg uo a) me e —_ SS) Consisting | le. Heavy | Ime to Paint p at oe: n ’ ' hy» y | WT, ram - Ced oe. ‘fanized | y Ba ge a ivie | Hh i: : > Specials | / } Wa ae . wi th x : : : Le corcae Ready - Mixed lamb’s wool ty f ped handle and Heuse and Fieer | — complete ' with ANA ‘ three-door side- ae bottle O-Ce- ; ; No. ¢. Popular with long | handles; No. | y _<er hoe ~oe al made of select ash dar polish. , ; , Paints; excellent and short ~ 7 size. vedi ' | ae 5 Com- eee : quality, a $] 39c ea wood, finished in golden oak, | hehe. 89c 2 ae various 58c | . white enameled lined provi- The Styles —~ | sion ‘chamber . wwe ! colors. at : | ‘“‘Wear-Ever’’ Boards i ' 7 7 . 50-pound ice ¢ . af : Varnieh for Dress. Coats,. flare Aluminum 2-Qt. “Rid-Jid” 2 ae | i | ) capacity $19.95 . i Yi gereral purpose Coats, . straightline style, con- SO : oo ; z , ~e will Gry ever Coat Saucepans structed s0 y- aan eS mg é 75-pound ice ats, sport models, ete. bh aero vax N : -_s: $24 95 90c value, 59c |p or slide. quae | See capacity ° : aoa Ba4 (Bargain Basement.) 3 7 epecial......... $2 98 .] : ’ Sold em Masy Club Terms te Customer “Mall Orders ' (Nagents—Jeurth Ficer.) | ’ a. ‘ _— 2.888 8 6.8 8 8 see

Page 8

Sent pea, eel. 2 we : ee © pn slain LS Oe eae ~ poe i. roe SN " 4 tie ne ee ee ee ee vee es . Girdle her et OF, Sa Bs Al of 1 d Women’s Hats || @ i ¢ 85 $ 10:2 BRD | | serene im CC Wee |! 6=— Broa a per 1 | Y, A very popular garment. IS iy A) | | $3.95 Value, at ae ff Pe H. & W. Girdles oe) ij $4.5 Girdles of semi-elastic and eugene bre- | eo ead P @ There are 450 of these smart @ Here are 850 Spring Dresses a cade, oA omen, de 6) 44 $ OO | ' Spring Coats—all lined with in at deast 75 attractive a In ® good range of sizes e | | | silk crepe; sports models or stvles; of flat crepe, Geargette, dressily fur-trimmed Coats— prints, crepe satin and Geor- j; i $2.50 Famo Girdles | Bidens Cin of tweeds, poretsheen, suede gette combined with taffeta; feu —for sports and athletic wear. —and Corsetalls. ee. - Rantiniees and Creepers : . —.! —of cotton poplin, cotton broad- “ -piv vi iy . - Py lot! th an 1d > gaa tubprooef fab- and crn sane th bg asi s / rics. 2 to years. Bt) and patterns. | . wil UCexceptional value. ‘iene 89c to 6 years. Extra va! At 88 as a ' « A ow that I appeal to , —___* = men and young men who want to Heart, oval and ities shaped Kapoc Pillows, exch. .39c wate : } be peor gg ee dressed at moder- 27x27-inch Hemmed Diapers, special, dozen oy ...$1.69 ) | Cee @ 3500 pairs of Spring footwear in over fifty attrac- ate cost. Spring Suits of splendid Rubber Sheets, 36x36, 89c; 18x27, 59c; 27x27 .|..... } Looe tive styles. Oxfords, one, two and three straps, cross- FJ a all-wool fabrics, in single and $1 Rubberized Silk Diaper Panties, each Bue +4 straps, D’Orsay and plain pumps, colonials, cut-outs ‘a , double breasted styles as well as =~ and combinations in various styles. Of such materials ee form fitting and conservative | 35c Pure Gum Rubber Diaper Panties, each ....\.... » as patent, black and brown kid and calf, brown and ; —, effects. 4 of 75c Silk and Woo! Vests, 1 to 6 years .. 3 ~~ . black satin and velvet. Choice of full Louis, Cuban i | ¢€ Here Exclus! [™ , j sSes. i ! “Sn, ‘ ow walking ; : a y | Babies’ 59c Slips and Dresses, each = ) ind lo uking heels Zp In light and dark-col Infants’ 7Oc Silk and Wool Hose for o in % = y: 3 a. ' : M ’ Sizes 2! to 9 in one style or another. 7 ~ pl age oma oligst. ~ a am No mail or phone orders accepted. At- | | 4 tend early for best selection! oy | ee eee 5 | Splendid Savings on This Group of mS ae Basement Economy Store a | an Women’s Union Suits ~~ , eons goonatentg sca 3 ' _A New Line 69c to 79c 4 Sc . > i fs awe # 7. na : $2.50 to $2.98 Crepes: | ing OS ‘ Values. . | ae ' Pal 6 6 {7 : Bl OC These extra-width Sho Special, $ 1 ay i | | ankle; in three-button, ¢t @ Union Suits of fine-ribbed cotton. {n low-neck, sleeveless, i ae \ & a , : , , open or closed style. In regular or extra sizes. , —— | ea 7a A, the Yard black satin; also side £° a, ee od ee ae yA Oe 2 FR 7 r 4 Ade ‘ - a ++ Bae ee ee dee Fee ‘ae i ST BT IA rx ears US A wee © eae SD w - ~ — ot te ~ ents Eres # —_ — ee a a ee a ee meee ee se Ary eee een ee a Pat i oonern ; : . . - - _ — . . . : vs oie ath : SIR 7 a 3 , Ys By) ee" - : et a mR = \ 7a : ~B black kid— ‘all stvles with’ ? ; 1 , by } ..4 : Men 8 Union Suits : Sleeveless Vests o | | ae 3 - | ‘ SMG a , @€ New Spring silks In a beautiful celor assortment. Suitable fer : for comfort cleverly cong e —of pincheck white nainscok Fine-ribbed cotten Vests in | , | | ; & : the Spring frocks. Included are the following weaves: with elastic webbing back low-neck sleeveless styia, Sec- @ 24 a a . ‘= ; P | Fiat Crepe Printed Georgette bands. Athiletia kmee-length , onds of 25c to 280 we hn a ee ah ne = @ These excellent Shields: less and in 9x12-foot size. Choose from a variety of at- value, yar A group o qui Mattress Pads Seconds of 7ic grade, € Beautiful floor Lamps with hand-turned uprights in 7 ; Cent shapes and sizes 2. tractive designs and colors. The kind that will wear ex- Bed Sets nda 8 inch size Made with hemmed tn S inch size. Made wi 80c stippled polychrome finish. The shades are of silk ; S9c All-Rubber atep-insill ceedingly well, $8ixi08-inch double-bed size. | OE eI St ge 25¢ Percales George tte in attractive color combinations and attrac- : 50c Sanitary A rons of ey ee eee stasis lin dashie- utah RRO doe tively trimmed. Complete with cord and plug. | $1.00 Rabhacienl Axminster Rugs Axminster Rugs and with scalloped edge. Se | Pp . | 4 : | | . § rinted Voile 50c Indi | ing and dregs designs. Tub. iim cix$4-inch Axminster Rugs tn | §x!2 seamless Axminster Rugs —— $6. RR : Ss i Bias nd nn Head fast colors. Pedcial. “ $22.50 Bridge Lamps $3.50 Boudoir Lamps sii — Baby Pants; medium email, mottied designs with bor- in medallion and small allover grade ee : a Special, Yard | Oe . ceaks 15¢ Bridge lamps with metal bases | Metal doll Boudoir Lamps tm . | oc Kleinert’s Rubber § der onds. Limited quantity. | figured patterns. Closely woven —— menace fe | in twe-celor effect. Shades in | polychrome effeck Shades of S| $1.00 Kleinert 's owt Only 2 to a buyer. Seconds of | and with deep pile. Whit ys 5 4 various styles and shapes, | mat ined with ment. a $3.75 grade, | 98 | $35 grade ° te Voile | C C | Bath a fringed or fringeless. pe emda tg and vires ay . | a 45 Kleinert’s 45x45-1 | | es ° Remnants, Yard | 8$-tnch hard-twist volie of | 36-inch cotton Indian Head !n | | Seconds. Each Special ... $10.75 Special . | $i. 98 i= | 25 Sanitary Petticoats; | Fringed Velvet Rugs 15c | sheer seenty: my tub-fast col- | peach, green, pink, cadet, | | ’ . | 00c Fancy Silk Ruffled E. . | | ere. Seconds of ¢00 de. | ry ° (Cf ] Felt-Base Rugs | geagetens Velvet Ruge in 9x12 sidtaate enana ais nd vie pave, Pale oe. | 38c $4.50 Candlesticks $6 Vase Lamps 5c Sew-on Supporters; in 100 -size eanit » | . | ta aa a iti | 3 taproot fatcbase Tas io wish | Sowuts corer atvons dicen || Mf te tae tonne | | Bleached Bed Sheets | Beira heavy Turktan wasn | TrOUAM Son cletri Canaie. | Baked glass Vass Lampe im [EMME $1.00 All-Rubber Tes | & vringes. 1200 yards in let. 38c | | Bleached, seamless cotton Sheets in $1x99-inch alge. Of @ well- Towels in 28x45 inch size aticke In metal leaf design, fin- | black, rose and blue. Shades 4 Puritan Garment & nie atterns and colors. Se Pa E nt gis $9.85 a of $45 $32. 95 value | known make, $1.50 grade gubiect to small stains, L seconds of 520 grade. ot a ana piu effect. of silk in colors to blend with 2 Black Elastic ; quarter-ir a | ee | offered Thureda | 7 ay olecang A 39 epi @ grade . | a Dasesens pine Store divi ° ' Basement Econemy ‘tore Special ... = 4,2 # 7” Shirred Ribbon , Basement Lconomy Stere i!

Page 9

— ene ood a ene Ne mn | at LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, 1926. ST. LOWS POST-DISPATCH STORE HOURS: 9 A, M. TO 5:30 P. M. DAILY—OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P. M. Imported Flowers Learn Polychroming Priced at 95c to $10 d Taught Here Without Charge rf Exquisite new Corsages and Bouquets of q Just buy your materials for this interesting mported artificial Flowers, and smart Bou- | s work here and we will teach you to pol) tonnieres of many kinds. chrome many attractive articles. Sisth Floor a Fourth Floor ! We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in = Largest Distributors of Merchandise Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—lew Restricted Articles Exceptead at Retail in Missouri and the West ee ee ee eee as en a A NS AE ee ~—_ A Most Interesting Assortment tor Women and Misses Wanting a Wide and Advantageous Choice of : SPR al€, } } | | } ss @ Each day “brings surer signs of Spring-—out-doors. there are bluer skies. new bird calls, innumerable har- A [t [ ) D ) D a - bingers of another seagon. | In-doors, at St. Louis’ Dom. | ) e | : y inant Store the evidences are ' (SA | , juet as plain. The new and | . r a (4 \F9 | 14g 4 x “different’’ appear in every . ; \, *] re A \ SE LS } department and whether !t the Birthday Sale— i ee | Tt i ty, | st be clothes, home-furnishings. —New, Chic and Popularly Priced at er accessories for both, you may be sure of the season's . \ . 2. = |! + (sirdles 4 € Smart Frocks for general wear—models that will be in md) | /IX ee it first offerings. | ; demand from now until Summertime—all fashioned in oa & aS AeA : new ways. Of Georgette, various plain crepes and the de- / {II \\ I ye Rete Bs | New “Surety” Hose cidedly popular printed crepes—with novelty vestees, oe ie SS TG ee With Stop-Run Tops—Pair ; : clusters of tucks, laces, jabots and unique sleeve arrange- =a SS i= : : | $2.75 Thursday! The Highest Quality ‘‘Nelvo” ments. Sizes 14 to 44 included. TTT i eS ' | fa Wee 1 @ A new “Surety” Hose—that favorite Stocking carried here exclusively in St. Louls. [t's The majority of these Dresses are in black | Blue iat | * chiffon, silk from top-to-tos, . | | | Ly | {| , and has a waveline wov Impo rt g lis and navy, though gray, rose, tan, green | | j | 3 ; which prevents wae” in eae | eC | | : : ors of blush,, fallow, noisette. and other colors are also represented champagne and others. Broadcloth Shirts Better Spring Frocks a ae fs} . Lace Vests Ws RENE AG CE MR TOAST eID, UD LINE ET LNRM RR Tar eR OR HEPAT EEE SY $4.50 Value tor a Three, Large Featured Groups a ‘| \\ | } For Frock and Tailleur | $0.95 and $8.95 $ hee ~ | i. ata |} \ ; . bes § Pig | : \ @ Delightful Vests with be- | be — Be | | coming collars—choose Irish. a | Be antique filet, English and other m Ts ‘ ; —* on = distinguished laces for mate- : Every daytime need may be pleasingly met in these three groups of newest , rial. They furnish an excellent Bandeau Girdles | modes; of various silk crepes and Georgette—dozens of chic style tendencies “Ju | : ; solution to the quest for the . i —j{n black, navy and the new Spring shades. Women’s, Misses and extra sizes ; . Fi | : Pla a. touch,” so good in , - frock and sult, this season. nd Corsetalls. aaa, a a — os —_ [=> =. 7EE=_ =» —_ —=_ —~! — —_ —-/_ —_ — Main Floor $2.98 Sports Crepe in many hues; 33 inches wide. " >? 1) a ; a tne 2 4 ilk That Are Just Out Black silk-and- woo! Coating $2.98 40-inch Striped Crepe of rayon and silk. : | ond fashionable for Spring $2.98 Light and Dark 40-inch-wide Flat Crepe Window" by Temple’ Bailes ot { as : © hr / for s a. 3 i e = _ . ' +t. re 26 ne n ow" y am ev Ne ee “ whe All-silk Jasper Pongec, 36 inches Y has fust come out and wreahions ——— ° $2.50 40-inch Georgette ; good shades. | wide and in demand for dozens 3 te te ae senuae an Ge ten ° . ‘ of needs; tn Oxford gray only. .- Printed $2.98 40-inch Silk and Wool Fancy Fabrics. vious stories. Tt is priced, $?: while “The Prince of Wales”- 1 _—— Ta- 1dth $2.50 40-inch Printed Crepes of all-silk. | 2 an interesting narrative of his Here Exclusively—The Extra-W Georgette > pe ra see de al ony | Velvet Brocades latest tour, by" sNalph. Dealin $2.98 Value, Yard $2.98 Heavy Cotton Crepe; 40 inches wide. $3.95 to $12.95 Values of Abraham Lincoln. by Car) Sandberg, $10. are other new : » na 1 | ® . inch all-silk col lat C , erary 8. : Madame Bo OeCUl 59). Z 32.98 69 | Ls ; ) alue—Complete , UY i! Printed Georgette p r \ , Candia Coating following weaves: ; : ° . s y i. eS, —" ’ De 15 MS oP es ae In Lovely New Weaves ® , — f nain hadow-stripe . ° %, See [he favored two-piece styles of nainsook and sh Basement Econemy Store : Notion “Specials,” Thursday, Feature = — Pajamas: in white and light colors—with hand em- $4.98 and $5.50 broidery, hemstitching and lace trimmings. Sizes 15, 16 and 17. For coat, cape or stree’ shades. i hie OS ESSE OS SE ee | SaaS . - rock this smart new Coating Other Pajamas for Women, $1,95 to $5.95 offers unusual possibilities. I: 4 a RAY f | ° fe l Ir | S | ¢ Junior Lamps with hand- | i ciciaad X¥ : may be had in plain and nov- is : r colors, Birthday Sale of e I] l la y Dy CSS S! ) C b turned bases finished in } : Women’s Cotton Crepe Gowns | olty weeree. 8 ditnis Sind e ~in white and light shades, with hand-embroidery an $1.00 Third Floor ivory or bronze—piped and | tiie Riles Eee eae olan. PAIOIE os 540 weighted—complete vedas en P . e : I r fancily trimmed, brilliantly “ . , ad an Shade hued shades of silks and ee New Book-Ends 9 ° fs | ate | 7 — An Exceptional Thursday Offering of 2500 Unusually Shaped and Painted —== = Third Ficer , vi et $2.50 4 Bete excetentshigtds may be obtained in regular on ces a: Glass Mixing Bowl Sets SRE na er | ; ) £ pees antee oisture proof. and-turned uprights in cent shapes and sizes 2, 3 and guaranteed m | lingly Gecorated with gn: he shades are of silk . 50c AILR 1 _ ee a ymbinations and attrac- Bic S ‘Rubber Step- ry diane -Fixtures | 75c Value, Sixth Fleer pend and ping. ($1.00 Bubberise! Mattress Covers | + Special Thursday. oc ae : 4 25¢ Baby Pants; medium and large , | is . ou ’ : , " , sé ok; — — | BSc Kleinert's Rubber Sheeting ; 27x27-inch size w-- 7A) € Seldom is a saving opportunity such as this af- Cute-Cutie chrome effect, Shades of $1.00 Kleinert’s 36x36-inch Rubber Sheeting “our-light, candle or cetling cok : —: ; forded on these splendid sets of five Glass Mixing Combines Retneiics aoe ee perohment. $1.45 Kleinert’s 45x45-inch Rubber Sheeting tyle, Ttiddie fixturep—sult- @ faa | a Ae / S74 Bowls. They are made of clear glass and are very and Teddy =e rere and plug $] 08 $1.25 Sanitary Petticoats; lace-trimmed otic fet ke tanteee ep = 7T/ canitarv for kitchen use. The sizes range from 5 $4.95 _ ig 4 | 90c Fancy Silk Ruffled Elastic: yard Wired. ready to hang. : \/ - f to 9 inches. @ Thee Gaiete seebie aus $6 Vase Lamps adc Sew-on Supporters ; in flesh Lamp Shade Making | te | 3 a, desided j made of silk crepe edge with ! : te ; $1.00 All-R A | | expertly taught, free of charge, — A wel os are : Because of the decide Savings only “— SS ps Bg 3 se BS doy ed glass ¥ ASG Lamps {nu ubber Tea prons : / buy your materials in our Lamp rection two will be allowed each customer. a The oe Bn ge Bee a k, rose and blue. Shades 8c Puritan Garment Shields, pair you may copy any of the shades shown !n our Fifth Fleer pose and eliminate the bulk of silk in colors to blen¢ a : : ne eet . ssortments. Fifth Fleer unnec d ent rs to end with ; Black Elastic; quarter-inch ; bolt 12 yards wondrous ass6c I unnecessary unt a Hr s. : ee $4.29 @ 675c Shirred Ribbon Elastic Garters, pair | eee Main Floor _— Basement Lconomy Stere a Rel

Page 10

| | s : sha 26. 4 - j ; 10 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, 19 7 bk ; — | es — : Rogers Peet — 4 ri ij OLF Clubs should be selected with | sites pers = sane ceils : EF ASY | 10 ] A much care and the wise golfer will gap 2 ? Fin, son ee ann gen. Aad oe “" make his selections for the coming season as ox, more the long satisfying comfort of your R. P, Suit g | now. See our complete MacGregor display. . nn : Y When you darken your Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth Sage Tea and Sulphes Mais ; erm, Jone so nat so evenly, paring “t Values That Will Economically Make Many Homes More: Attractive for Spring — i a only 75 € ' @can bay | Replace those old unsightly pieces with o2 anue England—Center of Sports Styles eplace thos ghtly p | anu gf ' m selections from this extraordinary assott- } Age That Sends Us New Spor ts Hats ment of fine Furniture offered in the aan ae a es “Wyeth 's Sage and § ; ° f v, My ' : Creates : 3 00 O00 nnu q] pf FD Serpouna.? You Inst | Oa - /. zs t brush wit Energy _ ; | Semi A tz sponse, oF soft brash with strand at a time. By mo wray pair disappears, and re - THIS store's 76 : . . | | A / appears, Si , uTN UT V 1) Y sher application or two,” y iat ape : ’ it C + { 9 eee Peantifully darkened, been spent solely y . | - oo esusialll , in growing old. | . : ; “Gray faded hair, thoughy ice . piece and every Suite has been selected to fully ? orig a sign of ola aa They have been meet the preferences of St. Louisans. The Furniture \ aay desire a erg — 4 i . + € y eppDe r ce, re ~~ spent chiefly in re- : has character in both designing and construction, and offers ie ini ; : . | W yeth’s Sage and Sulphur ¢ i | Sa a TRECT. from London; come: theseschic,: youthful 7 a a bh i eel eee eae lage rt) soupt or (4 tube Set) Seas 2 yl | new Hats for tailored’and sports.wear—personal- | Club Payments mee i ae 4 , ns el ly selected by our. own, representative while abroad : improve. | ‘‘Then J. came home and) on Milks Emulsion. Thank, did, as it did me a lot of goe from-the start, loosening upt in ida Loud ‘ea dust in my right lung. Ta ttan: . Pa weeks my lungs were free. | 5° "2 nee $5" sleep like a baby, had an appetite and my cough lett” tirely. I gained back 3uU Ou ee id nemo : @¢f" weight and went back to we ~ a See “—* et =’ Feenth BY} Pre ETT ee ta | ; a hn Speaker : ~ $15>) ' the” saleal completely resto ae — if amd» - £renc ue .-Aimond -Green- Tay | : : ) © ae . ete - a (eo + + ne health.’’—-G. H. Bunn, 6th A 2 $° 95 Fe ate EE ee BI mx ’ tee } ! | I A, most:convenient piece of | & a ans ee $30:Royal Loud ea No, 13th St., Terre Haute, s . i = — rc I oy - 21aCk ret . “a Pe Charge Accounts . furniture for the small. home me pe ae = }- Speaker — rn - $10: - Milks Emulsion restores: : a . 3 Millinery Shop—Third’ Floor... >. a | OF apartment, providing-space — 2 ## nail hana Ry a ae THe © en tne oe DO ee ee ‘O.-protect your hats-at — cot sa Pe. seetheers> ye Bae ae ee ee Cog be purchased | for books: as ‘well as .all-the © Ria =s— ae Po Po Eg Rt ee ¢ |? $25: lear: Tone Loud: : sta eb petite and pa, . «home: as w wh | | ‘on your regular account up to . Sem | eS age “ -f@h . + 9 « es Ee , Pee ee . “sa aoe «home; as well as nen ' the aap -ak-wiaed conetitthoal appurtenances of a desk. Of is = i. ae e, ere at Speaker ae rae $10. the digestive organs 10 shape = : walnut and good cabinet #*S eS ay oe eee aa et — similate food, thus building: silat pi 3 credit. mg il ; x “3 atid can well afford it’ at oe — _— Ns Be |: =" 606 to'$1:50° o mer Sige: 2M Can weit arror - .: | } PS Ey PEE, nk gen Se green ae : yi {= an ‘to.p1.90- . ee 7 an oininid the effects af ’ *4 Mees Sk ‘|: With Printed-Cretonne Shade in-Tan and‘Rose, atthe . ay. ° P S te, . 0 a; Ve Cét te iC In ita 8 d |. Kewicklite ‘Tubes: |: siceaneal ee + 5 ink TY : . co . -— - oe ot at oor : ad : ! ; e . aa . TY OTTON-_Lovered- -- @ & i a | This is the only selid em * - ~~ Light.weight, but — ** Stra ae | Exceptional Price.of- | This 4 ion Bedroom : ulte Em 1 crores ins e+ - = ett patentee + Supertone Tubes~ nalie: pet po palatal that aan for ce d_ at ends, with f mY 235) 8 = eaten @ +c" ene ee eM ily des ay Wire Cae ) » CA ' ; ‘ ; ah ee 4 a ’ ‘ y ; 4 - a Da | : Sores eae b4 ; ‘ . Ae ribbon ruching. The a == OO a8, * atE qually Gr eat Reductions Builds strength-Tastes 4 Pay as a - = bad ‘ ; ‘ ns" Black. Enamel : They come in six: head sizes—from 614 to_744—and ee furnishing easy. The a ~ acpi 5 a these attractive shades—". ~ te na ke ‘down payment is reasonable : “the oe oe. 3 Hatboxes ! | * aga a eee : -ahd the balance is extended : || ee ie on ae Beige Boise de Rose “Pale Pink -Lipstick.Red | _.over .many months in equal , | gt m GRE | aa > The Vandervoort Plan makes . -~- - + * , , ¥ ee . . . 5. ~ 7. oe ° “ traveling,, every woman AS mare: Feces ntie eee Oem “$, needs one of these Boxes | | ~ -Black. Vase *Lamp: Si qha oreo and strength, which are N only aids in conquering ger t “| a . gle” ee ee Complete Exceptionally well built—an ornament to any | : es : $8.50 Sub | { ' . x: Day ~ : me mee ie . R I ch ; | eo | ae | ioe wee a Ra OR imited Time O nail rick’s Day party and this | Og a te! PSP th Veale thie. he ee See BEEZ Ae or a Limite ime nly | nut-CO té | list gives.a brief idea of | Hy tee SEED CIPLC S| Qn oer ee. et | eae a me | t aoc bd bee ik ae : a Ty | = vs s the assortments. | ii of Sp tee y! pW A Fee Bw yy tL iL i tee | The Junior n=! Decorated Crepe Paper, 450 Rayon Bedspreads | | oe |S Ol | a tS | 7 cream in ci pans caramel 25c a fold. Luncheon Sets, paper, 75¢ : Se saci : ‘each. : Sale Priced 2 $45 tao cele ng eto Furniture Shop—Fifth Floor. SIMPLEX RONE candy/ ; Table Covers, paper, 25c SS ee | Regular! ~ each. 7 : > | lie itenttes, Sc doxen. — a. a. 983 : tf Buy Now! And Save on Window Renewals Later “a - The Best Ironer Streamers, roll, 15c. $Q. 50 ee Ss Albert Holland Shades | Seals and Cut-Outs, 10c bon. At a Special Reduced Price Place Cards, 3c to 5c ea. on | : AN CANS S ak a | = & Tally Cards, 30¢ to 50c Regularly SAVLHAARASAARAANAG At | QO, Each 7 | : | E E “| & $13.50 and $14.50 SAAN RAAAAAAAA : | = | || 1, § at StS ' OO ° | 4 ene dozen. ‘ Size 90x108 Inches XLLA MALLE EERLAS Greeting Cards, Sc and aN + (RARSAD SO ¥ In Ecru, Linen or Dark Blue 32-,. i acenneitunemeeeaientemee ot ~ o8e4h> . ~, 4 3 SAU Bee GEE you could get Shades of one of wail (= : === & : with the factory REDUCED IN Price MGR GHEE 22e the oldest brands of cloth at such a = ==-4> 4 |) RSS -=- iF . | to offer a limited for immediate Aboot gib Fike oe low price. Made with straight ——— at - Se a Sg number of brand- clearway to make tb Ee Se eet oe edge, on guaranteed rollers. Size = | | % aM je 23 =a | new, guaranteed room for new stocks, these handsome beuspreads wil] 36x72 inches. See ee OOS ae , Simplex Ironers at delight housewives who are planning springtime ee Ee a ee this ishi | asto decorative effects for their bedrooms. All Melee a pera we: ' | low wrtati We wen ity and all guaranteed fast color to sun and laundry. Other sizes in proportion. — — oe to acquaint St Rose, Blue, Lavender, Gold | tae aoule. wean . with 1000 Yards of Curtain Material at 69¢c Yd. 200 Pairs Ruffled Curtains one of the greatest Blanket Shop—Second Floor. . Women who make their own Curtains will find at $1.50 Pair labor savers ever of- many suggestions for dainty effects in this large | Mercerized marquisette of unusually fered to womankind. Irons everything—shi “ group of fine filet and shadow weaves, some in colors fine : “ é . , 3 quality, in a dainty ba gn tablec] ee esses and ba An Also included are figured cas-ment cloths and rayon that gives the effect’ of aumapate hour prey ee snake to iron ~ ~ e « * é “9 at 4 own +2 rr *? «¢ é mye ah . “ “~ a4 7 rm oad a Pee : = p m ee And ANNE LA aD Ry AOR tw Og iol ig i at tS aK aR PR Ra cB ts A *~ « - . *

Page 11

- -- — “ aaa eacithanenes oe rn ee - - — “i : - a sme oa eee — _ _— _ ~— ee - we ~ _—— eee ee _—-* —=_ > —————— - ee ee - — : Ae - - Deepender eaten -caummenemeeoat fF __—_ *rseronmnenss___11 @ ATTADNEY'C VIEW | WOMAN SUES REALTY MAN. ss sus nostic a sve me poral m, hese |erting that cnt 40, wher: | : ojines tatitiadinas [7 nee. f y & 31-37 Franklin ave- | as, she alleges, the ‘tual cost was yaar ae » UU. ALLEGING SECRET PROFITS. as, she alleg: 1e actual nee ne PATCH | f ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH van SL fcr Tiree Horwitz, who alleges that Wil-|7U® 1932-36 Wash street, and | $52,000. of Rogers Peet ae | vev-o9 Franklin avenue, repre-!| Williams declined to comment. | 2 : ier: a yj. | lilams made a secret profit of that. . |Mrs. Mary Horwitz Says Leon Wil- | ] we I enjoy the helpful, courteous service of FA | F RY ACT MUDDLE: liams Made $16,500 in Han- /|sum in purchasing real estate for | } assist you. And you will enjoy sti, & | | | we D_s ; . dling Her Moncey. her for investment purposes. | | : sfying comfort of your R. P. Suit or i YOUR GAAY HAIR: 3 | Leon Williams, real estate dealer; Mrs. Horwitz asserts that WiI- _ a | in ' AL ES . oo : S fo sl | Just One of Our Many.Smart When you darken your bair with! Buckner of New York Days | : % nd Locust, From Ninth to Tenth ( Sage Tea snd Sulphur, uo one ean | 14, Should Either Be Modi- | ; =m New Pumps for Spr ing SL ER ee aE nen eta tell, beeause it’s | done so naturally, fied, Repealed or Enforced. su evenly, Pre- | paring this wmix-. ee | rr, , Z Waa e | fore, thenekh ce a ites yee | he addition of other iisees byline mi : : neOF. ggg “ aggre : : | by the add} gre |United States Attorney, urgec On E y T | DR. W. 8, CALDWELL. | called ‘‘Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur | ctrongly that we “get out of the | as erms AT THE AGE OF 63 ii Compound.’’ You just dampen aj present prohibition muddle either, | cunsitinaieianaatiaiiaai oft brush with itand draw), .y the law lifled or re- | i’ TT ‘nt Aen) ' some | sponge OF 8 in Saktiew ibe seni getting the law Ange ee ee As Low A | To Dr. W. B. Caldwell, of Monti-jever u child is coustipated, bilious through gage ’ By tea Th pealed, or by getting it cntorced.” | Week |eello, JlL., a practicing physician for|feverish or sick from a cold indi- | Patent Kid—Blonde Kid Trimmed ¢ ime. 3* 4 f / ter ef =" ial , . “04 é [ SE SST OEN 4 od ee ‘ | .* , ‘ . — ° - — . LE TO Se he gray pair |! disappears, and after an-',, 70 1 yas w has resulted in ln. pemibtal , ; ; r ad oP two vour hair the pre hibition law h is dh ul t re | many constipated infants and eh}}- dren love its pleasant taste. other appicatte sie BA. '** a perfect carnival of § liberty, ; dren had to be kept ‘‘stirred ” sues . | ‘omes beautifully darkened, glossy | ies ae ‘ the! TIO ‘ Be i ag og cep) Hy: stirred up suy a large 60-cent bottle at any | | beco . ‘perjury and treason CU 1e | ALL INSTALLA NS FREE }and half sick by taking eathartie|store that sells medicine and just) ° | Trt i estenestiemeetietmememiamenete ‘ xuriant. | nena | ‘f state or city.” a . ce ee and ss faded hair, though no dis- jgovernment of state or ¢ & nd | pills, tablets, salts, calomel and}see for yourself how perfectly it, G ‘ , 3 ' P ’ ae res > S Zi P ae - - ' ia that it has resulted tn subsidization | Hasty ous, cleanses and regulates the bowels of | SOPOT OEE race, is # sign a ee ea of an army of crooks, Buckner } While he knew. that constipation | infants and children. a a. feos ‘sed at once with | 1d: | % Was the cause of nearly all chil- if appearance’ : “Since f do not expect the Na- | dren’s little ills, he constantly ad- Dr Coldw sk || Illustrated is a dainty new model fashioned of Patent . CMS | Kid appliqued with Blonde Kid. A very smart Spring : % Rave Sulphur Compound ’ age and Su i . ae a verano a . ‘ Wyeth s 5 p P {tional Government ever to create, vised mothers to givé only a harm- and look years younger, the kind of courts required to deal : J : u have one f Shue 919 ADVEBTISEMEN?. nico’ see Faeke tor case pftonses or | tes Radi d nln Dr. Caldwell’s § | oe pape a - appropriations, | fp OLIVE adio Headquarters jin Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin ) make the nose ee a - mothers have a regulating laxative Wil n 4 a Me. . 2 ‘ ' cal mt 1 “Ww © Pl which they can depend upon when. | ' would be nore than $15,000,000 , : tion for the entire country—I ud- i: fe: 3 | , Loud Speakers vise my friends in New York to Jf : Bsc Paap AR turn to the State, whether they a . . ccessories E Cough was conquered and health jjyxe jt or not, and insist upon the S11. B ulsion wi: meat " — : restored by Milks m ° passare of a state haw “LS t mere : shiny y 4 ob >A 3; ———— inatter of their own protection un- a, WY . R d “Jn November, 1916, I was work- jj) such time as by orderly pro- Ah 343 7 EM, | \\ Y ecduce ing in a coal mine and the doctors | cesses and through the ballot box || PMN oy 3 : #; | My : i said the coal dust had settled Im My | they can modify or repeal the na- iMECORSO RATE BD lungs. I couldn’t lie down On MY tional law, if they think they ever | Cher | ' = 5 mae rea - = ’ : ‘ | : “s St ‘La , . «he \ | Le | Louis Largest Wonens Specialty Shop $ right side, coughed 80 I couldn + can,” | sleep and had constant pain im MY puckner sald that at present we | Or right lung and under my shoulder } 5 16 “blowing down the barrel of a . > iv . ; } * ? i : } blades. J] eoughed so hard the te | londed gun.” He added: . } -T 1) 1 yt . 10st. | ona ‘ : : would spurt out of my no rF “IT have never given expression allv the doetors had me chahye ¢) aie RA we tr BI ARNE ot RE Bays ee PETITE! LMR LOY ES Wiikey aise i- : Set of -> 4 tO &ny personal opinion on the sub- ~— * >» +\ . Fe Ts u ] ith . g bg i . .00 mate and live outdoo 8s, Dut I didn ‘t ject of prohibition, Se —— ithe law to advocate one solution e for improve. | | ee tts 2 . ‘““Then J came home and started t) n Milks Emulsion. Thank God I : : op oe : ‘oht (Or the other; but it is my job, as oxtigi did, as it did me a let of good mght from the start, loosening up the coal dust in mv right lung. In a few hibition Jawlessness and warn you, } : ). | : weeks Inv lungs were free. Il could while there ig ime to CaCape We ie i ; 5 é ‘ a ln th / ME, h / sleep like a buby, had an excellent through either one os the two EXIS | ey yf , wi C az 4 HHUA AVC dW €S appetite and mv cough leff me en- whieh are provided. ; eeetts 4 “ ; By “prohibition lawlessness’ tirely. I gained buck Su pounds in ° | he did not refer “to the in ee r, | , weight and went back to work in | Said, he | anade | ‘a Yj . f | : | 7 7 : mye ' ‘ : .. ‘Speaker $15 the mines completely restored to vidual who buys or makes Nquor |} 3)" | PATE WP For the Climax of This Important Spring Event Our Buyers : ae | - ae bhealth.’’—G. H. Bunn, 6th Av. and for his own consumption,” but to, fe aia (Wh Wee 2 recur ; é Belt I : * ee am Loud. -.-: | Me’ Worse Haute: lad... | *peetenctonk) law breakers.” Bees A VAN Z . Have Secured What, We Believe You'll Agree, Isa Typical “- Caker -.: | ; : Milks Emulsion restores healthy He told of talks with persons, pi 7 aw r¢ S : | . pe: pithe ee ' $10 natural bowel action, doing away Who said they were afraid to give , fe rtes*.4 } ) K Ke one — . seoaer. ses - $25:Clear:Tone Loud : | with all need of pills and physies, lt bim information concerning opera- | eae Up = “ Lai« J: promotes appetite and quickly puts ions of certain bootlegging bands ‘ ey si . WY } . Wss F oa - Speaker es om $10 ies the digestive organs in shape to as- | Jest they be murdered; und he, | sete a. carter - similate food, thus building flesh} mentioned the suicide of the man. Fre: 2] ‘7 | Y . 4 oe P: : . 4 and strength, which are Nature’s | whe furnished information against Sato sae: Lf hs | > \ — only aids in conquering germs und | the group indicted last fall for par- |} ) ose S | | ' Kwicklite k Tubes ; | : palling the effects of wasting | ticipation in wholesale rum run- | # ff ' Yh, V/ , YZ ‘ > ° . if uiseases, t nrc operations. i ; } i f j ' . oe +7 - " . Co ant ff Supertone Tubes a made, and so palatable that it is | eee ee, ENE enactment 4 ;a law providing for light wines wa on McCullou h*: ‘6 eaten with a spoon like ice cream. } ¢ a ; : ey i Deers eae xperiment ie &. a you are urged to try Milks Emul- | ee a rig: ry “ Regularly $1.75 to $6 - 4 sion. If not satisfied with results, | LONGBLOCK REALTY CO, BUYS - y Z | r1n. Oats rour mon¢ v will be promptiv refund- oe ae bY , | WAREHOUSE FOR $500,000. / /' ¥ - — I-08 -_— o ieee. > = are So we ., ~~ eh “ie ge 8 95c Each ed, Price 60¢ and £1.20 per bottle. | Sold by druggists everywhere. enero Shop—Sixth Filoer. | tors of which are officers of the F es gi a i . a | , Shapleigh Hardware Co., Was an- fF: “3. ee a // 3 ; | nounced yesterday. eA fe ae ee . The property, which was) pur- [9% itty | | chased from the Lroadway Ware- : | ae : e | ouse Co., fronts 540 feet on Ff; 7 fs He ST etoemieenemnmanetl . Rich |! Broadway and 120 feet on Dickson sie ; ' | ace : " ’ i street and is bounded on the north [| ° : nec, Bas Time Only 'by Cass avenue and on th east by ff | : : gid) Se: | : nut-coate ‘the L. & N. Railroad tracks. g i: aw , po a, 2 . , occupied by more than 400 feet of pee é fee pee Directors of Purchasing Concern es in Wide Assortment | fat Broadway and JWDickson street - warehouse buildings housing 29 (Team -in tens ct the Shap- : ) i ee : W.:. prepared especially for this event, Pivcser of these handsome Coats are il- | vestment. “No effort will be ; a ly ail i higher price. They | as en dele tions made for these special “Coat Days” 2 : will know that we have provided at $37 MILKS | Are Officers of Shapleigh i ) £.\ \\\\ WA ie | ~ ° Hardware Co. ee Y eh: he ee om 7 > ' ~~ ui, ° . . 4 - a A ~_ a “ .. ae oa % : > ale C . — qa ‘ m 7 > « PEO 3 . J . ein a's 7 - * ‘ Seae . ~*~ oe * baw ted a . P ‘under consideration at this time,” . : : : , , js , | , : i tion of fabrics (a few of which are listed). and a selection of styles most unusual. . | * e | he added. Cornet & Zeibig han- ] Reduced Price | Patt | died the deal. —— & kins | se > ~ > | > aN EY eS enix”. = ee mm SSS SSONes i-— os » 0% . o- iA . : ein | + 4 ar) | HOLDUP MEN GET $100 v. | Fabrics Fabrics IN SOFT DRINK STAND. Some of the New ' ZL | satiet * Naide i a. | ‘4A aa ‘Six Men With Sawed-Off Shotgun : Sport f laias Shades een Oak a7 Threaten Proprietor and Five | ; ) : | | (Va ae i \—# ff Cheviots DAWN GRAY Charmeen SANDAL BLUE BELL ”" Si * J g df Z ) M | ‘el Zerich, at 3901 Chouteau ave- |.) gi. pare | Diagonals BOIS DE ROSE Twillbloom o email hy ee ee five: cus |e | : Checks LOVEBIRD EVERGLADE Imported Tweeds 4 Hl a Cig : if ere eee \ AEM ees POE us Mies ree DB. 622 0: ees: Scuddazs-Gale Groc. Co. | -3§% re te Va, Ne ee No ee le, eee / anges Wig th atte op—Downsteirs. a < ff Pe x -

Page 12

a. at Pm ae ~ a Pe SDR pod = Magia a Bird Por 3 ca ald i a? Sa ae pe gets sale ” eee ol s Awe heh ie athe VR hy TRS OO te Get quag® Ceeee tenn st. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, : MARCH 3, 1926 911-919 WASHINGTON When Your Budget Is Limited 'MCKEL PLATE HEADS TO WORK ON NEW MERGER PLAN Suge Ss 7] follow closcly the oft +} a Tr TaT sfa?t i "OY ons Continued on Next Page. Cool Statins i “ASK for Horlicks The ORIGINAL Malted Milk , Safe | Milk and Food | For!Infants, | ° This Wonderful | . Old Prescription For Rheumatism Refilled a Million Times | Prescription A-2851 381 for rheumatism we | @rst filled in 1884 and has nm renewed over -a million times. A teaspoonful of A-28S81 ‘taken three times a day stops rheumatic pain and quickly relieves painful muscles and stiff. twollen joints. Buy a bottle from your dro —. ist, = a 00 fora week'ssupply. EIM Ly? 205 Third Avenue. New York. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH hang ow are exacpersting LUYTIES PHARMACY 913 Lecest St Price, 50c per package During 1925 the POST-DISPATCH Paying tenants are quickly found PCOUGHS. GHS ez PHOTOSTATIC COPIES ' Photostat - rar oe ig Deeds Leases, Policies, hecks, Mapes, Blue Printa, all Com mercial Papers, any- thing printed, written or drawa, t» the new, economical Photostat peesess Valid in court fn lieu of originals, or $2.10 per dozen. Larger sizes ip proportion. \ Immediate service. Callies for and delivered. Phone Central 4795 for boy. Women’s U y NCLUDED are, clips that are shade come in white only; 36 to e~ Also biceo i S rivec= Cerser os kace . ins of nainsook, as gowns in slipover styles, trimmed. Special values A. S. ALOE Co. Ti 2] Dow E xtraordi Solid Bras Invalides, printed 8396 Wanted to Purchase | *Wants”—1632 more than the . THREE other St. Louis newspzeprs combined. through Post-Dispatch wants. Phone. ' your want ad or leave ft with your nearest druggist. You Must Be Certain of Quality Under Agreement With um The Aged Stockholders, Managers a og haya sl Have Authority to Drop The Home Featl-Drink for All Ages” Any of Five Lines. | Br the Associated Press. CLEVELAND, O.., ‘ . Z ate th, | Formulation of any new plans ere | . i. March 3 v for the proposed Nickel Plate rail- (road merger awaits the arrival from | Washington of W. A. Colston, chief A 4, # - a ae fy “7 LLL ‘ ; P s / cs Sf ’ a ‘ e. 4 ee s r tf ‘ . - e o ; , bs ~ a | : * P ’ Sweringen in- SZ hh | . A “ So ‘ , “4 r / ~ ‘ — A “Ne Sth ff Ay = o . SAsh/s¥ ’ - ; . J f f f ee a, Due to arrive tomorrow, Colston LI, a\s is expected to go immediately into Amazing Savings! Thrilling Bargains! St. Louis Women ' I conference with O. P. and M. J. . Van Sweringen, the merger c@n- | Have Rarely Seen Such Delightful New Hats Priced So Low! ounsel of the Van ‘Vv ~ 4 & “A ; ‘ \\ ax SS » 2 9. 9 mittee. and Newton D. Baker, who assisted Colston at the hearings be- | | fore the Interstate Commerce Com- | | rnisstion. Analysis o” the commiesion’s de- cision overruling the original mer- open the way for a. consolidation the Nicke!] ger plan may rroposal for a 2 ~ 3 + four rallroads with Just 300! All copies of higher-priced New York styles! Large drooping crepe and hair Hats. Lovely straws! bs Fascinating satin Hats! Clever combinations! Hats in ion whe have éepenited ‘ all head sizes! Hats for all occasions! Every color and ~ - 4 y their shares with the Van Swerin- style you want is here! gen committee, the merger group is empowered to substitute any Ww RS Plan that does not materially COME HEN DOO OPEN Living-Room $ ] 3 7 .50 sigeibenyle change the rights of the stockhold- The Merger Committee, it is Mohair and Velour ; saath out, is the sole judge of Suites Consisting of a Sofa whether the modified plan alters and Large Armchair rights These Suites are extremely well made in the very newest style. Have exposed a carved hardwood top rails. The two- piece Suites, large sofa and armchair, are covered on all wearable parts ina new blue-green mohair or a rich beaver brown, with reversible cushions in col- orful brocatelle. Outside backs in ve- lour to harmonize. Very unusual values. Plete. Through an agreem one “er i ¢ hy + uites Living-Room Suites $] 9 4:00 (As Illustrated ) Extra Quality All-Mohair Suites Covered all over in rich taupe mohair. Reversible seat cushions in a colorful cut velour. Exposed hardwood frame all around the backs of the pieces. Beautifully carved and finished in an- tique tones. Full web interior construc- tion. Two pieces as shown, davenport and easy chair. A very artistic and compact Suite and a wonderful value at this special price. the stockholders’ Pending Mergers of Other Lines to Be Carried Forward. r the Associated Press NEW YORK, Mar rgers, oth Extraordi- nary Window ‘ me " ” d + railroad me! Sig er he See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5 and 13 An Exceptional Offering at This Opportune p p area : = ‘“ | =. | EE rire _ The | ‘ n a conte: the + 10-Piece Matched Grain 8-Piece Tudor pla nit was to be consolidated with g Walnut Suite Walnut Suite _ ioe Be a ’ Pere Marquette and the Hock- (As Illustrated) ing oy. _The es termini $194:00 oo PT cates ont oe toce This Suite is exceptionally well made ork and In New Spring Styles Specially Priced Eastern termini would be New | 7 : i ‘ Full ten-piece Suite, made of American in the Tudor design of American walnut e 50 : wee ew ek) ae © Texas and St. , - | Railroads ana ° ee “~S + a | a rrwa%krQ “A Pr suggested erg 1 the and East. which are In a more {ll proceed along contemplated. Nickel Plate de- the atmosphere 343 ai 1ae- | Ad BS - * — 4 eh "ors ~~ ro. surrounding ‘iT@ general ‘ oOmnsc * tion problem, railroad and i ; ; Ye CS interests, apart from tne Vans ne-— s2id that +ha eramrmic Jee 4 A sate & ss — ~~ eae een ee whe ae bee ‘-”£ As as > - . * uins of the plan rejected nterstate Commerce Com- — ‘qs éceryltse wl _#.4 Newport News Loree's View. head of the = a. Kansas | t a = »> Leonor F. Delaware & ithern railroads. walnut and gumwood, beautifully fin- and selected gumwood. The 8-piece Loree, ished. Perfectly matched diamond- Suite consists of 45x60-inch table which shaped walnut panels; white oak inte- extends to 8 feet, the 66-in. buffet, five riors with velvet-lined drawer. 66-inch side chairs and an armchair. Chair seats buffet and 8-foort extension table. Table are in figured tapestry. The tops of all top and buffet top of exquisitely figured the pieces are made of a very highly walnut. Ten pieces include those shown figured walnut, the drawers have ve- and four more side chairs. neered mahogany bottoms. Hudson and a - 7 Ray) \Y fi - ~~ al , —s ;} terms of this particular one. It wil] “ ’ ‘ ia | mission qd i 4 ergers, | > Value of m«¢ not discourage private {nitiative in merging the _Everv decision clears the wav for f Pians for a series of na’ mergers have been worked out for some time on a regiona! basis. Soma , OTINCrY "Ss FPR tl enn A miiiva is of this kind merely ion nail ADVERTISEMENT Right Way To Take lodine For Goitre i : inere 18 oniv the human bod trace oilten means goitre to some unate person— Sua. ly ; natn ae kw TTR Adina sied * & as ; l1ting aWVN\e bias _ aters of the reservoir. and with ao : a I oN oo co-operation of the House of Kuppenheim- er, together with very close figuring on our part, enables us to present these excellent two- trouser Suits at this exceedingly attractive price. Each Suit is tailored and designed under the strict standards of Kuppenheimer—and represents an op- portunity to purchase anew Kuppenheimer Suit at an exceptional saving. Fabrics, Patterns and Styles Included are the new Silvertones, Ambertones. browns, grays and tans in diamond weaves, her- ringbones and fancy cassimeres. Models are Bald- win single and double breasted, Biltmore and Bilt- cop le ge candi, more Jr. single-breasted and Mayfair single-breast- ee nee vig: = and mea ed. Wide and medium width trousers. Stouts. 7 stubs, longs and regulars. ating abu ndant strength an With One Pair of Trousers. $33.50 We Welcome Charge Accounts (Men's Store—Fourth Fieen? Rochester _ 4nd t succt®ss, so far as keeping Goi- 1s cone erned. in Ocean-O, which deep se a water, yo CHheek trace of Iodine neede right form of Iodine to us or Minne Burgundy ing or reducing Goitre or ment of the thyn id g.and. Walnut Suite Besides Todine there are $149. geen de 50 ther natural elements in O that get into the their rich up-bauil These fine Bedroom Suites are im the ieee : ca wh much-sought-after Burgundy walnut. | 9 ihe They are unusually wel! built and artis- tically designed, the interiors being entirely of genuine mahogany. The chifforobe has hanging space and five drawers. The gtaining and the finish of the walnut is especially beautiful. If you are seeking a good Bedroom Suite at a very low price, see this one. 4-Piece Normandy | Walnut Suite $] 94:00 (As Illustrated ) Full tour pieces are illustrated. Made of Normandy walnut and gumwood, shaded and high-lighted. so-inch dresser and large chifforobe with drawers and hanging space. Large vanity has triple mirrors, center drawer slide on dresser and vanity. A very well made and generously proportioned Suite. Bed has artistically designed bow foot. > + AiisQe ot ’ a D phy rsictan will neq water has in it that ie found in Pu that te why Orean ‘ mand 7 peonla whe lehed 1 are stire to Timi ff aed tee = ‘ nae" grrey as he. 4 be tea in? ; Pat PIMs: a8 Sa aeee i he Bat 2 by) roe na. Ss ‘ int at . eye J es ae bi = oa Ee a bs? . * a ra e ie = ee oe

Page 13

oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, 1926. wee eee cestlictieenamedlistieaineessies eee — ae ee ee aetna ee —_ o- sangre a aietmniananh ne eR 5 eer RE LS ANN oon ee on - " sate — - - — : — — — - ~~ — NICK > = NICKEL PLATE PHOTO STAT a See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5 and 1? | HEAD TO WORK ON NEW MERGER PLAN aT | ’s Und AE ULLE : ae, Je, Ceca, Mapa, Devas, | Women S n ergarments .B R Se iz kR ; ~ wen ef from nee Page. wnt EY Setimercial” Paper ‘aet Women’s Spring Shoes cree Connie ee luding the Nickel Plate, fter. (hing printed, written or drawn, by | Pine ese are costume the new, e onomical Photostat ins that are shade me 3 white only; frre ese 2 sine rman neem temnEE re Ral DEALER. SOE PER Teo ~ " SPECIALLY purchased Five Groat Systems ete e ee Wate Cae Ae & , es Fn nS LOY a ~Ss : rn ant gr! at i Ae i Nt SS cee ja Pst Maran r * ae 1 tp} i. : ‘ , . “aa i : es MS re a ae ain aah BLN ast yg Nt Pe group, including blonde $ 0 Five great systems would spar rw Ie cndenctleaeetmee nnn a ‘| Valid in court fn Neu of originale. | | Letterhead S} to Also bloomers wi Fs 30¢ etrernead Size (36 * _ mcg A TS with kid, patent leather and he Bast under bs tos I ribbo. See eCF Ge Kace and s tcnD- a. A ad Zig = ar > ah ae “11 et biack satin in colonials | : 2St UN bs picns now is coRe Bett icesadiate corvien, Gene, 2 ins of nainsook, as well as ee an e ae ee Ff fs | . Oe eA, Be ee os D’Orsay pumps, opera pumpe. aera ey ee eee for and delivered. Phone Central 4709 gowns in slipover styles, lace and embroidery ne wee ge: : ae mit tees arth eins eae tg fe a. A : aoe iS fancy straps and po Bs oon i mie ae ee for boy. . 3 4. Pesan 3 eae ies CP Fete : batt pt Kebse: pit: ; gh tats : : tii : Prater oir i y Fawlee: ei ’ a } ' IS\ ae ‘ he B lt ir ore & trimmed. Special values at the attractive price, popular designs. There is every conceivable Hig. the D laware & udeoss and _ oe oO. | (Downktaire Store.) style heel, spike, Cuban, military and walking. possibly the New Haven. | Sizes 3 to 8, (Downstairs Store.) : c ST asre 's In th southeast the Atlantic >and associated roads are ted in a unifie@ system. A econd group would center around ‘he Southern Rallway, while the (liinois Central, the Seaboard Air Line and the Central of Georgia would constitute another group. Another group would center in the Southwest, with the Missouri Path, | Pacifie at the head. The Southern . : Pacific also has been extending its holdings. The St. Louis-San Fran- | Extraordinary Sale of 1200 Pieces yy li ae. “4 ee . s Ss ' > aA; = a 6 beg es Te a 'ciseo, which only a few weeks ago to i 50 | Ripe 8355 N Bi 4 h 4 o>, a , y . = ae \, r . 1 (. . A 'i.equired control of the Rock Island, | a aA thy id aX. A\/| PY A _ by" , Y r é aos ; | now has an application for consoli- | Solid Brass H ll ‘. | y" “ie | ) Hy | : het : ; g ‘XY Pat ; -/ i | dation before the commission. | ti 0 OW- are SANA STR [3 NG BILE Pi set JI AKA yse /iW oe 33 NZ | /: | WH Pie | May Try Again. eat bes, LY \\// Vif, | /\ | M, Ke | hy Bick es | is | ae . “t “Ge 2 Another attempt to rebuild the ‘financial structure of the proposed 00 Niekel Plate merger, may be made if the decision of the commission | permits a reopening of the case, fi- nancial and legal advisors of the | Van Sweringens indicated. if a further examination of the 'commission’s order show that its action is unalterable, the bankers | predicted that it would have wide- 'spread restrictive influence on vol- for an important Downstairs Store Week feature Th 'untary railroad consolidations, pre- e | sumably favored by the administra- y \ : fi lg { 7 , . f Be, , { , | ; ; a See lot includes: oq is " mf ™ | — wh . - |tion. The railroads and their fi- gn REY SA SaNe ot 3 og: Rech ie atede hanes ie aN. “4 { Fy ‘os (ExY 4 a 02 S PAS eT Ws ¥7 4 EBX 38 az a ae b>) ry “> = A 2 * A GROUP specially purchased 3, 2 He Cheese and . — | oa PRES B a Cracker Dishes 3 ' \ | Mi ly ~ Ly posals only to see their fe Py onbon Dishes | : 7 * | q Ss ped Cit , Crumb Sets 4 — pn nee : Vases hs fuk Tre, . | Attention was called to extensive Handled Trays | “rc. AS rays |transactions involving millions of _dollars which have taken place in, | : x q Handled Cake } Flower Stands Sec the | | t “ Dishes Candlesticks re rl ] | the securities of the new Nickel Extraordi- | big Co Se " : | Plate Co. on a “when Issued” basis. | ) Come in bright, hammered and | inne tennis ae ; ees ad Sails A Raia Sial £ Three transactions will -be auto- nary a Sa caine ent atmigy eriui vaiue for Th A E ] L P f T matically cancelled by the rejection —_ ‘i aa at Are Extremely Low in Price tor a Thursday F eature—All Sizes 16 to 46 of the merner proposal isplay ue 'mon stock advanced 2% points o1 | : | 3 ECAUSE of special purchases and careful planning it has been possible for us to secure for the the New York Curb. mnemeene : 'terday. The shares of the old com- event an exceptionally large collection of New Spring Coats to sell at the low price. This is an : ‘ 'pany traded in on the New York -_- -_ - . -_ *- * * — at ae ete t£ieti-. «tee &2RSS offering of unusual merit and we suggest that you take advantage of the opportunity it presents. | Stock Exchange reacted 3 points. £ P . |'Abandonment on the Nickel Plate They are tailored of the most popular materials such Shown in shades of Winter rose, blue, tanbark, gray, | project would upset the entire pro- as Poiret twill, Poiretsheen, twilleens and plaids. De- | everglade and the always poular navy blue and black |gram of consolidation worked out cidedly new, smart in line and effective in trimmings. All are nicely lined with crepe de chine. May be had , Sed the Eastern railroads. 13 | | ‘| |) ]\S guaranteed fast colors. rc heune anne — Large Size Sheets These Frocks come in a wonderful assortment of colorings. At- | 1 29 ~ ~ \**- = rae »* 4 we * P . 3 a STs MealSy ve * = “5 a i : = 4 ‘ = = ~ ~~ -_ +i Cap Bea UAE +e - ery Ae ‘ ‘ , } dit. . ed owe wee = UL ws we teh tee we wd ae ww wes « « : ; ° ‘ } -.- « vaw ewe | te .0ue Urae ess Vy ath Be P bn Yr Cyn ca / Sillea we HS ponte —. 4 ech 4 se of Kuppenheim- i “iaetiee ut PB ae 0 igh to —, a rig oe 7 pen _ those | 36-ln. Piliow ‘Pubiiigs, i9e Ya. | 1 : . | Hie Ca Oo wl e unable to atten is sale. etters A, an are in | figuring on our | hah a sizes 36 to 54—Letters D, E, F and G are in sizes 36 to 46. Mail | i thal Geiede Sead. ee a 800 Pieces of the Se excellent two- orders will be filled as long as the quantity lasts. | : | B ae C : | 39-In. Colored Voiles, 15c Yd. | etter Kinds—Choice. . y attractive price. nea See eh S E ) -d under the strict | ee ner Sexth Street Entrance, Downstairs Store ! PIE ee gg le Rel oe _— pte lg a | HIS group of Neckwear was secured from a foremost manu- l represents an op- = | vt " "a | : | "T eecturer and offered Thursday as a special feature for enheinien Suit at | | auf 3 ¢ ‘i 32-Inch Dress Ginghams Downstairs Store Week at this low price. | Ti | ~ ah bs Nar ok 12'.c Yard | Included are collar and cuff sets, vestees, guimpes, vests, : , fe f fais It Lowe eM x ._ | sleeves, etc. Made of net, real lace, jinen, silk, Georgette, etc, Included are solid colors and small checks 1n | Come.in white, ecru and colors. Wonderful values at the sale a large variety; lengths from 2 to g yards. | OS he (Downstairs Store.) (Downstairs Store.) * =* : o> ~~ «# “_ ~- -—-. ~~ *—— -— * 4 a . a” . i Neches sy "e: 4 ¢ Be, 4 4 ; ’ I j ¥ ee eee ae a ee ee ee ee ee ‘ 4 esi me _ : Y | A, . CA Bre bgt. OF ; Pea’ i Ee = 1h } / \ | 7 . S | H N G N i | VOENEN Se” ng Gey | Hh Pe Just for Thursday— re J OUIOCKOPCC Gi aS NO &GdaS NOW! d . 555 188 cae Anee' hon | Bhi pete ,o Pbeesegr Mb ts ( /) ™@™&, he fi! ? 7 —? Once a woman of her age nad to he careful. n weaves, her- ; aX AAR TAN | rousers. Stouts. | RAE NS se) AER a Dee 45% SS | Young Men rice | | Full Box FREE! | | nea RAS wr Oo” F PR ads ee OT Xig 3 ys . Pa & | ] at o'clock we will ;- oe a Sieh : 3 ALAN A Fa OS OI PL pom Ra ae i ae — Prompt y 3 ¢ i Every druggist has Stuart's tablets, 25c and odels are Bald- « - — a= in me Ge ime em hn = iavint bam eta = oven a : : te ga Pane place on sale 1000 attractive Fringed GHOc. Or, a full box free if you write the F. A. Panels of ecru figured casement. All Stuart Company, Dept,T, Marshall, Mach, Get have straight bottoms, finished ee sag =e ao —_ ne sa — Ape iein ‘ ine’ -% i ° P erp t thle earty caterfa-—hard emokerse-- double breasted models in all shades — het vit pre a0 sep tart | high livers—Gind Stuart's a boon and blessing! A , " re i ee . = | | \ Accounts . | b 4 z is offered at this great saving. room, etc. Plan to be here when the sale begins. | ry s \ ; P\e# | (Downstatirs Store.) | nbs © Sonate sole | ‘DYSPEPSIA TABLETS RAAT, ill ll RR - oe. , $33.50 | hen tee a wie a 28.2.2 ae, \ UR entire stock of men’s and young | TE ress} \ men’s Winter Overcoats in single and , ae =. ena Store—-Fourth Fiocem) me ee - ee a

Page 14

ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, 1926. = st. LOUIS LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ NICKEL PLATE sion declared “it could not escape commission sald: the conclusion that the plan was! ‘The importance of the promis em = For roup | ; W ‘ R N | N G of the short lines in cheir relati aneP an HEAD TO WORK ON arranged with the intention of of th g y NEW MERGER PLAN keeping control in the hands of (to this subject cannot be too —What Would You Do » le pt sen Ae omnia Here is a physician's prescrip- | The last day for filing MISSOURI STATE INCOME Tax I he thri BARGAIN Continued from Preceding Page. 4S Proponents, eVen though their es ial « ——— interest is a minority one in fact.” Continued on Next Page.) tion used in millions of — RETURNS is March 15th. Personal exemptions on this fl Sizes Si pa SASEMENT ZES proposed.” It contended that tho “Sucl : art a nee 1ent,” it as- r for 35 years which relieves crou . P 2 an rangen ent, &S : ‘ without vomiting in 15 minutes. tax still remain $1000.00 for a single person and $2000.09 Also the ovickest relief known 40 to 96 Sixty x Locus? 40 to 56 options given these sotckholders gerted, “is not in accord with sound ee, . | "are joraaly eee railroad practice.” MIRRORS RESILVERED ) tee Cocahe, Coldnand Whewsiee || for a matried.persom. musician nience, this office will be open Saturday, are iarge:y flower designs cut in- your home you should never be For your conve + ; s]in ¢ t } . The commission declined to take) «Regarding the intervention of Miters and ‘oO i old I & : 13 2 7 + Tic ve | at Ve PN ‘ ; , . ; responsibility for establishing “'the American Short Line Railr to | ae ees Ye eee without a bottle of this valuable Spring Ss Own Fashions in Smart ‘ust and reasonable ratio of stock | i keain a 9 LO i Railroad ; we. a. — rie bare time-tried remedy. recommended by the best until 5: 00 og M. | Ser aos a a aed ne at” Ssociation .aand certain individual tec RE a: iy vai 9 ’ Bis Chiidren's specialists. Ask your druggist bow FRED GEHNER A ¢t xciiange, LO ena pit co nple ua .S carriers for prope r recognition eed gee stl & Mirror c 0. tai Dr. Drake s Glesaco. 50 cents the bottle. Pe , ’ 8SeSsor. a Rocms 114-15-17, City Hall, 12th and Market gy - , + hat the eonsolidation, deciaring that, oe a aol : : : the applicants short lines connecting with those 118-20 Market St. Garfield 5944 porn Cne af AlN S. Radio materia! is bought and sold Whit f } Peter’ nN a . : and —s Pee eo be expected,”|°. ‘B® Proposed merger units in sno ‘ n . 4 —— ~ULeU, - ° 6 cas Ui hd : a ic event the project was approved, the through Pesat-Dispateh twwants. : e the decision continued, to. arbi The commission declared it 5 R | /, : -\ could not escape the “conclusion ) \ . | | | \ * & ry, # ist. \ that the plan was arranged with/| , Z Y Nf ~~ 4 % the intention of keeping control in : | : | | ‘. 3 uy the hands of its proponents “ever é . ¥ McGinty gecretaryvy Oo e@ Ccom- l mission. Although some observers | t just regarded the avalanche of selling during the last hour of trading on Hal Lic the stock market yesterday as|@ WE GIVE ANS REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS decision, the rul ' — Ey : officially an — = 4 nquirers were toid as ne 4 ae = black leathers. Pumps, Oxfords lock. he added. that Di ifl a D d ; } “ ‘ and strap fects, ink Just “the $2. 37 als he j es e 7 rape va ON ~~ tyles you Sut. . é “ . t ‘i dine ik ; ’ Oo Greggs, —. n the 1a 1 splendid assortment o cine shes ~ “t i | >, . > an, } ~ . " 7 : . however, the disap- OW mos becoming: styl itive tin ¢ ' ; I - el ar i oe i A « x esses ‘ °? ? as i ‘ 4 Pa ‘ J © a ‘+ . - ‘ ’ . BOY ‘> ‘ . - M pas Sh ' é q , ‘ ¢ y" ‘ - > f ~ . i en’ ing oes 59c s’ WAISTS . ‘ . - a + M without prejudice resubmission by the Chesapeake & JB) combined’ with ii oft face. al za A ee ae oe TAKE 66 BAYER ASPIRIN aor Gomuine hale by that raed between these JB Black, wood, henna, Copen and J : ho 2. 87 Nes aes . rises toh tb 4507 points over the Norfolk®°& Western 4 a , ro | — si se I ; Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for wii! not be renewea. | ti(ité‘iésR “3p “ rt enn a se oe ae Closing Out All | | “Minority stockholders in two of @ An Extraordinary Sale of i BARGAINS GALORE! Td 0 R d t a De t. Com Headache Colds. Neuralgia Lumbago ermce cho had ¢¢taeuee aa SILK HOSIERY : n Uur nea a 0-Wear e : seaeetes 7 ser plan on the ground that they J |NEW SHIPMENTS OF SPRING MERCHANDISE TOO LATE TO CANCEL WALLPAPER & Pain Toothache Neuritis ne en ceive « fate Ge . the stock in the new, conmenelnetm—n ~ re oT ARE INCLUDED IN THIS GIGANTIC VALUE-GIVING EVENT!! i Duplex Oatmeal Papers BUY NOW FOR EASTER—BUY NOW FOR NEXT WINTER! ! — 30 inches wider c eunfast kind, including DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART - ce “yg peal: pure silk “ane TT 'Y | . Accept she “Bayer” package p) a did not oh ate ex hangé ‘ : | at : thy By EVERY THING MUST GO Qui ING BUSINESS! . ce ee See eee —- Eee Matt NiMeore eos Peg bec OM gy SAVE! «6 SAVE! =—s SAVE! —s SAVE! =x which contains proven GITrections. holders. They, therefore, it was colors; 80 Handy “Raver” boxes of 12 tablets added. suffer ne Lutio! f § . a wg vt eee oe : lets their vot nower > a: 1200 | Fur- 450 and Also bottles of 24 and 100~Druggists.. (9°: voung power. . ? “$i | . d values Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid re ee Ni kal has pra : oS; . (aes DR ESS ES yaee od Kitchen and Bedreom sted ite Teo ee se Be ys Buy Now for Next Year and Save Money Papere—In all colors} VY large assortment to s@- lect from. Values ved therefor stock of the new | || Soa Including Our New VALUES TO $60.00 aa GLOBE 3IGLOBE3@RGLOBE company equal to its own stock, Arrowhead Hose | AimU : —___ 7" . and having exchanged its hoicings " ro $10 and $15 Yalues We must get rid of our entire stock of Winter Varnisked Til P it ssib] for you to ' ers, the washabte tina + (“hesaneake & Pere Marquctte 5 Pairs. i eee $ ° ri x these Coats, therefore we make it possible fo , | — Be. Droases you will 1c All the newest styles for { 2 Wes or kitchens, baths and D7 as ee . ~~ « : . _ . = ~ « -$17 $10 000 IN MERCHANDISE per Stock of the ne’ Se eee vant § eave a lot of _money. " . >. . y 3 - ~ «+ “~ >. -* > . aot +. 7 i] effect ec a nolding company, {s} Ss 659 a onl eee ) Peptohe * e Winter, fur tr rimmed with lavish f . back halls; 250 ALMOST GIVEN AWAY! “seid = begets ings in the Van- ns in tied : i 1a ity ss ie +e . ' a ss a ies2 vac ined, lent oO extra sizes in ail t | . value map sipaibegess eee through their hold al a ' a and Printed cn ca (a permet heding cor Ane aty, 7 J] $q@p 9] eo a 4 ands at These a 1 é ? poration). This will ion them cor Double Eagle Stamps with each hold your order 30 days. Come " system without the necessity ot " i and colla 2 (UW purchase. A small depestt will Here Are Only a Few of the Values— owning an actual majority of even imal... tag _— early and bri but We Cannot the voting stock, much less all of . . . mg size of a og 5 7 | Two-Trot | There Are Thousands of Others, I = |e ea | | —_ ae fe "Vheeaiads of Victor, 12- In. Columbia $1. 98 to $3 FABRICS S U 17 ] Se ee ee Oe ee ST Nae rt AMIRI Tne es he eT eee . -_ a a Se 5 a iti dine (onts. coats, =. }Sults; Coat, 15 ADVERTISEMENT . * ° wate a nes oi? Long and — Danger Signals of . ae 54 inches wide, all-wool and part-woo!l Fab- Overcoats Short Pants ? A. » > eit in plain weaves and novelty stripes and “* Hy, h Bl ra P % re st checks: ee bordered styles: bolt goods and ~ -£ gS ; dress lengths. All sellin eee. «86 Oe ee oa All New Records—Each One Guaranteed irrone Ereup att 8 Sa. : Lined 14: 50 Boys’ $5 two 7 s ee v on derful green anc } ee _> oa lee: n 11] to slight mill blemishes. A big Dar gain. Fach, Men's Vercenle 35c Boys’ Tie Long and y shirts Short Sleeve Pinyauits, M k y 6 Ba v i} biti Men's 52.00 90 Men's $1.00 Ribbed a es Ou ‘ ina ane \ — 5 &: ‘ -a belt Hats Cc tnion Sults i 9 < ; 4, ) 3 Men's Heavy Overalls 69c Boys’ Ribbed and More Beautiful | Vaan C | | 590. and Jumpers. Fleeced Union Suits i mae’. ' x Men's Cotton . Men's Fiber \pp-y " ul harm- YW, \\ yard | | t! 15¢ FELT-B oe 4c Knit Scarfs . less cream befo re sethtnes rub it in 2 eavy bullion ¢ arere OE " all colors Tom Sawyer thoroughiv and leave it on over. Wi Ny VB ow Tee $2.00 Oval cs artis Weare Men's Heavy Leather 15 Riouses tees night Noth ice how white and: cle : , ‘ea Rag Ru Ss S Pec: Value, ig~@h-grad: elt-hnac<a $5.00 ite: siden abewen. . Cc Monts Mitek Guiles = hor and: clear Hh k 9 vering cut from roll: beautiful D Axminster Heavy Balbriggan 39c Jean Pants .... -89c ir complexion becomes. Nourishes, § oO Washa : r db ock ‘and carpet desi Late Large-Size - aif es: im perfections fade away. ~ ’ ol a ' Corres to * from, and guar i a) Miatg | weight ideal f the 11} t r; closing out, squ are mae d. o— agen 1abS: SHADES Shirts and Drawers... Boys’ $1.00 Caps . Wrights sS11k-Mixed Wool and Hats .. : 25c Your complexion will look like a $1.60—Size 38x72 $3.00 Usien $1 Men's English 90c child ’s—-soft, amooth and beautiful. » 26 ris Putte ..... bd Broadcloth Shirts Get a jar of Mclio-glo Beauty Cream = Ruffled Curtains Co ee Fee Petra ghrp ims 49 $50 Seamless Axminster Rugs —— today. Wolff-Wilson Drug Stores, Crossbar arquiset: nl § 00 $13) Felt Base Be juare yard C 9x12. Closing cut at $30 a 2.00—Size 42x72 Johnson Bros. Drug Co., Fesaeen & en 25 gi = Vee | teal at is $8 Oxi? “xe at an $25 -25—Size 45x72 = ‘es Pos ones ¢ _ See. Ans, yards 5S ml art! ig ag : The POST-DISPATCH is the only Si Louls cvenine Eee Co, B. Nagent & is, Site : $5 Seamicae Wilton Velvet $35] $55. Seamicas Velvet Kure— g09 $2:802Sizo Saare newspaper giving Associated Pross news servic. Ai ee dissin. | , ze x72 peering, 1 ste ghar = ee ie Nit HE 8 ag ore + 95 4 a [ele eae a ¢ Werte tas he Ge 4: Painted: oe Speiniiega st Dds + Sete * * Pig ? ay, Bibs hi Seo. PERT vod gai *, eae oe oy Panay : S Sete 3.3 py? ys . M way x s. Te. Varese ee

Page 15

ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, 1926. / ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a Ww ' NIC PLATE ) See PRN | HEAD TO WORK ON | STOR _ NEW MERGER PLAN. E HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. DAILY—OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P. M. a 3 ee . r s Continued from Preceding Page. | 7 . | “One of the chief criticisms of | MISSOURI STATE INCOME Tax | ; The thr ill of bei n 4 a ‘the unifications which have been a h. Personal exemptions on this .§ ‘proposed or suggested,” it contin- y ~ i ued, “has been that certain of te ety a 00 for a single person and $2000.99 | ithem do not embrace related weak ; ] f. . musician yourse > with 7 = pert ae oh a — | We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in Largest Distributors of M erchandise | ‘of the ends which Congress had Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted : at Retail in Missouri and the West FRED GEHNEP. Assessor. : F B R A N S E N pooay apparently definitely in i P ( ; LJ mind. : natant ? | ) "When these unifications are be- . Continuing Thursday the Remarkable Offering of ‘ing considered the problem of the this office will be open Saturdays short lines, whose property, in the the Registering Piano. 7 /publia interest, should be included TT 7 : is in the systems proposed, cannot be PRICES $4507853078615 $700 cott= e Gecision continued, - Vo “om —— = Lyi mth) ally recognized quality; fair | equate consideration” was given to | GY /) LF a OP “eo FF Yi . prices; reasonable terms. ' the proposed terms of stock ex-| fl Yi Le —— ¥ . Uf) a, 1’ change from the viewpoint of the) ) if (1% =F ; i ye Cy oe I) | stockholders.of the Chesapeake RSS the NG = OL NX ‘gs; = — Z ~! — — ee j A and Hocking. | LHS é Y . Sinee 1007 OLIVE STREET Contest | “The president of those two. Hit | Y Li ees id ee TTT Yi, cee 1879 SOUUPHUBHIDUPEITS ' asked to submit any information | or figures bearing on the matter | while the plan was under consider- / ation and had no part in fixing | the terms beyond a few general @ Embodying the very latest developments in suggestions as to the factors to be ) , | considered. ? 4 Radio science and offered in St. Louis for the “He first learned of the pro- ; 7 first time, these Sets present a truly unusual a Y sa ' posal from the newspapers and : A | ¢ ee eam. eka F opportunity to lovers of Radio. The model 29 aie : lias Ckier betes need | | —illustrated is a Hepplewhite style walnut and a principally on the basis of the bal- | ) foe : hardwood cabinet with marquetry inlay and 1.39 BED a ——. : rexed fo the plan and gener ; be grilled top. The 5-tube Thorola Set is com- SHEETS 4 } nexed to the plan and a general . —— ) . inanci Se eee Wn NN lete and ready to use. i Menehet hemmed | inspection of railway and financial | “2 : — i p a |} manuals and annual reports. They seamless double - bed & 5 fect. Choice of rapes. F ' could produce no memoranda or. WW: ( i fect. Choice of abeut 2 |data actually considered by them | y Eq W h Th S ts oe them ‘= 4 or by the respective boards, “| g ulpment It ese He ; though data was used by the Erie Thorola Low - Loss Doughnut Coils—a new T and\ Pere Marquette boards were ; C 7 ——— principle of isolated power. PIANOS * PHONOGRAPHS « RADIOS ee a a OFAN | | oes | as Ml = Za ee LN; MERARERTERERERRETERIERIEE EEE RLEEE i Chairman Eastman and Come | Baltin Loud Speaker with Thorola Unit. : missioner Aitchison issued separate : | | . | ; Tn the Newest Sp ring Models opinions tn a se i a ges $350 5. Tube Art Model No. 35 90 ampere Philco Storage Battery with the mafjorit u ere n ‘¢™?? : BOYS SUITS their letectualonl o certain — Thorola Islodyne 5-tube set, with new doughnut coil and com- 2 ete te “a and 5 R. 0. * of the profect. % del 29), in magnificent Itali or Cunningham _ More Reductions ; og a a ta ge ee poe ey : Reece than the po $ “spteng Complete Aerial and Ground Equipment. an hho’ cham ui eeat cal pictured above. Installed i in your home | (19 Rae sess ap - May Be Purchased on Deterred Payment Plan “$5.98 Boys’ Sults : | 'rnan in his views. Commissioners | in plain biue, trown or a : Hall, Woodlock and Taylor did not| TOE -nncdovch eves vtssconss cestanneteigeess oe ture Pas ‘s “§ 98 ; participate in the case, while the = _ Sixth Mleor ‘others in the majority refrained | from handing down separate opin-,; | ions. $i .00 Boys’ os | Re oe oe i> - Commissioner Lewis in a dissent- Save Thursday on This Group of i men made Cagsimeres; lin ‘ing opinion, disagreed with the ma- Ory ; lority denying the van Sweringen e Tg) Cieety 9 © EM E 1 , petition and declaring the commis- H . 7 | | $i. 50 Long Pants $ 00 = NS Pte, WY, 2 & = Loe : & 'sion was competent to “appraise O Oln rms In khakt. Ages BS Ae A ah eS 4 Z 4 Ss ,and indicate what it would consider | to 15 years ......... : eT ie ‘8 | ;to be just and reasonable terms and $23.00 Value—Very Special at.. a | 3 49 ; . 4-&. A Special Sale of conditions even as between various € These excellent quality Hotpoint Urns ithak!: = sizes to i]! ft Swe ly priced for Thursday. | ditions and financial structure are | revised toa satigtantons state, not $6.50 Star-Rite Heating Pads..........85. . : ;indicated, the proposed consolida- $3.95 Polar Oub Heaters, each : inne of a Nationally Known Brand Closing Out All : AR Eke “de %, ition will be approved. There are. $3.25 Electric Toaster Stoves... — - 1% 9 ; 4 aah 5 ons ; however, left a number of issues) $5.50 Electric Hair Driers.......... wo ‘ hen mee Boedccem = not only by the Van Sweringens | | Papers—In all colores ' ‘personally but also by the Vaness ~ ers for Fords, Chevrolets | light in all the lat- 2 | 7 ~~ h ght cars e la ; Co. “The record on this one issue! C , and other light cars. est models. large assortment to se- is very ample and it seems to me Double Bar Bumpers | Triple Bar Bumpers lect from. Values te 'we should make a clear cut find- Closed end type Bumperw 2%o; per roll, 2@%e and v ished TY _— a arnishe les Pa jing on this vital matter. In as | @ Four-quart-size Pot-roas* : |'much as it !s found that the pro- w ‘ : | Kettles in the indsor In the closed-end type for | 4 ] ’ a ee ee styles. Made of heavy qual- — “) all medium and heavy- a sotait aaa ‘oe pers, the washable kind Cc; ete ‘worthy competitor of the New eye ‘ ty Wear-Ever aluminum, Sas: p weight cars in the latest | Bee ee eee Ss U e ) i | a [ Uu e Phan ag vat ‘ean neg ie cove, strony ball ane ican models. | oe ennsylvan a - Bands at These Special Prices. Ohio licens nua * pee a. oa em 1%,-in. $16.50 value, $11.25 1%-In. $19 value, $12.75 or eongenane P 2-in. $19 value, each $12.75 | 1%-in. $22 value, $14.95 for kit: “hens, baths and Double Eagle Stamps with each failure to connect it up with the purchase. A small depostt will New York Central interests, but | 66 9? | es : 90c ‘“‘Wear-Ever”’ Saucepans Double B B ouble Bar Dbumperettes hold your order 30 days. Come. 7 7 | . thi iC l . am ae Ww Aelngey a ne Two-quart Saucepans in the double-lipped style, made of su . | -Ev a with st | : O ro user Proponents of the unification, | oa ag po apagpegaens sen w strong riveted : $13 B tes $16. B ehtes e Commissioner Lewis declared, will | side handle. ch... umperet | 50 Bumper BRICS ( be free to renew their application - $8 79 | $11. 95 7 ’ Ve q for a merger “after such revision 450 Whipwell Double-Action Fgeg Beaters. ......+ee.--. art-woo! Fab- , ity stripes and . | bolt ¢ a as they may think meets th - 4 y ; - e ob 69c Window Ventilators, with wood frame... - is For Fords, Chevrolets, Es- | For Buicks Cleveland, tf goods an C of the matter and to lead the | 500 Wood Rolling Pins, revolving grips. ....cecccecee-- Sections on which the denial is $1 Cobbler Shoe Repair Outfits, with tools ee sex, Chrysler 4 Dodge Hud Reo. Aub Flint, oe ’ fe son, Reo, Auburn, Flin BATH TOWELS | Db — Se ee a “a way to the realization of those $5.50 Household Scales, 25-Ib. capacity based.” 60c Garment Bags, side-opener, mothproof.............. Hupmobile, Jewett, Olds- on n > (jc to 5Oc s a. which we find meet the 89c White Enameled Oval Dishpans, cach. . i Sixth Fleor , t éfinitions of public interest set Basement Gallery’ | s riced : Better Values Than Ever Seen Betore up by Congress in its declaration | He added, however, that {t would $2.75 Vacuum Bottles, quart size, each ; mobile Overland, Oakland Rickenbacker and others. q f a national rai! ” . ae 50c CREPES F 0 railroad policy. be better in his opinion for the $2.95 Wall-Style Coffee Mills, each and Stars. 1%-inch size. | In the 1%-inch size. Five bolts, fust- 250 xX = si “~“s we FN oe r ° Dhe ¥ f° years Have such values been offered. alii , ‘A Thursday Selection That Should Interest All Who Would Save On 3-Bar $22 Bumperettes for Large Cars, each. ,. $14.95 3-Bar $19 Buamperettes, for Large Cars........ $12.75 ~ commission to retain control 750 Pint Cans of Bono Liquid Insecticide.....-. ee... yards of plisse cotton ar ear (Crepe At ard v7 Hundreds of h b ttracted to this storé each | | wr: . =. CLOTH a of new customers have been attrac ; | \ \ Larem Cm oe it " 39e , Wing to these wonderful values. | : $75 iiton Rugs fir ish Mle . LA ae : | . p Muality proposition all the way through. : | —9x12-Ft.—Woven Without Seams pattern, Table. , : 7 ) Super-Value in Every Seam tie Chose SNOUSS cyan se Every Stitch 1 | eee Speci: Ot | | Ym 5 | fea decay Beautiful Holland and watercolor #j @ e : Rated colote-syellow. grav, white, Cie Super-Value in Every Fabric | een and dark rrean. etc. Subject . a m4 y 3 : D slight mill blemishes. A big bar- ( aa Super-Value in Every Respect These room-size Rugs are heavy, serviceable and unusually decora rain. Each EG — 4): A tive in design; Chinese motifs are featured and you will find it most = | WS | Posy we ~ profitable to choose here at $69.79. Ys, ; Soft tones of mulberry, taupe and blue are the outstanding colorings which reen ie G | ¥ | ) as combine with practically any interior. 2 : Carpeti : New Oval Rugs Ct _, 441.25 Velvet Rugs : After exercising thoroughly cleanse —in small allover designs com- inch ... “fy | . the pores of the skin by washing} — bining black, Siue and fowe with | 20%96-inoh ....... $250 mr ee ~~ cass out seamnd ond th Simesey aad a | i at Ei hth with Cuticura Soap anti hot water.| — taupe: Axminster and Roya! | 27x54 coeoees eeereee taupe—fin on ends with 1.60—Size 38x72 ) 2 Olive ms. 4 ae Assist » A Cuticura Ointment, if] | Wilton to | Bedroom and Bath Rugs with artistic borders; choice | fringe. $29 R5 .00—Size 42x72 890 ' a needed, to prevent pimples andj | kinds. se. 25 $5.00 | of many effective colors. Bpecial ....+-ee-++: . Bc | keep the skin clear and healthy. Fifth Fleor 2.25—Size 45x72 9 a 40—Size 48x72 , Seep Se. Otrtment % and Be Taleum Be. Soff .80—Size 54x72 at

Page 16

pene ee ee oth hl x ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC: —_— ia oe he. Be AP oo ro 2 aia a enema ad > ah 3 id ‘dine nce A CCC CL CL or —_—— - + a ee ee ee - a tm ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC? WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, 1926 ne IN i ~ enemas — EO ceca Sn en ~ = ——S ~onew = ni ie 4 = be - — school board accepted the resigna- MORE THAN DOZEN PERSONS . ea | Ed Pa e \ E t a é UTS and SCRATCHES By 3 Associate! Press. tion after questioning the principal- | =e : zc I | 35 “ON CITY. Ia.. March 2.) imstructor. C. E. Finch, chairman | VOLUNTEER T0 GIVE BLOOD a a Daily Ca ; me 0 ES POD en aa a _zananream USED PIPE AND WELL CASING, Stop the smarting and hasten the | ees i of the board, said that “Stockdale | Bovinasé are ay can ae pg mae aie COUPLINGS. b Bi t2 of ea ‘y ga : = — i we x 2 ementiefartaryv Tle admitted ss Sei ALL SIZES AND IN ANY QUANTITY, healing y prompt appucetion een ite “ht Pea va insatisfactory. : mit 1. Names and Laboratory Test Re- AT PRICES WHICH WILL ENABLE 4 SUBSTANTIAL SAVING. however, that reports concerning ports to be Given “Transfusion e ’ ; t. ~ * a . Sal Jos. G ee 'sS Iron & Steel C following parenta| reports to school the teaching or mention of wedlock Aocamestnceeat “ . an . ons n 0. ithorities that he had taught his without license was the prime cause oo ; s 3130 HALL ST. Tyler lasses theories of natural wedlock | of the acceptance of Stockdale's; ‘2 "ames of more than a dozen si | without nm : On persons responding to the request i it? bit@ii ia e 3 ti) Li ® j resignation. - for donors of blood for transfusion = rs | - * | purposes Wiii De® Presented t0 tne oe , ” $ £ ~~ oF ++ >, r ~* _ ¢* 3 ; ‘ aes bbdd ' cots OT Earnizi i= s & propose a ‘ S '. : tte ty + .* ~ on . . a Pe e ransiusion wUUuUPrea ata meeting Se 7 e+ t+ Pe ot | £ Pid +e T ~ . . 3 . s - ‘ - : \ : ; + " : | . ‘ 3 “3 “ig ; Pi . : : 4 : wf "i 2 ; f j | ] } ) , ; i Sihceva j . ym reste f " ' , ae FS ie es = N\ \ d a\ now In) aN bring the l - ] y! 7° : Ke . — ’ . i e . ; ‘~ a ‘ _* - - : ¥ 2 acs 2 ie *: : i a ’ ka ¥ 7 kK peter - eS ‘la Wan ’ ara —-ice. to dea! with . é — — ‘ ° ; - nH ; b 4 , , ’ ti: Se e "ig e : a ' 4 enpts: Bik, ee ) “rirminal justice’ — * de ; coat—and here is a choice that again shh me i a See ee : at = | an | ee, 22! Justice ae ‘ ._ oO a | : te 36). FS pe it : | ee: ates we | _— Specialization in Crime. shows our Men's Store at the fore in 2 Ad Et as Ses 6a | \ ie 342 oe |i i S76}. Crime has become a —— - ; 1d and’ personnel, with presenting the most profitable selec- , ee eye oo \ | ieee | fs Be |! | A a tion. [he savings are emphatic—vou x SS\ Vas mow || lS i Bt | | LB a\: aoe have choice of the newest swagger vet gen- 9 cf ae | | / 1a 9 [i erally usetul models — showerproof, well | ; | ee 3 i, ae ‘ry Important police af tailored, silk trimmed and in Spring’s most AL. ee Sea Sa 4 a; OBR esi to the world bas been appali _—_s ae, ty “A . ‘ ty . . } rs r,t every county popular patterns and shades. Everything | | pte OR rust Crepe Soptneed Or tlie: —— BE Minos: ss protected by © BO . : . 4 - ofa. | | az Fagot Trimmed = a ted Sherif about these Coats will please-vou, so be | t a eae CGB 2 To present feo system 66 , | - Event oe, noe, sone Thursday morning. Lif} | em ee ———— | y on Rrra . St f ) 2. [ne : le ee ee ee ee i é ‘ > ON hh dle OO Bi eratepetinds ge eu TY Smooth Cassimeres Yin Co aS AAA iLL. Rough Cheviots a\Yeh | MG fie - | eco On Sale for Thursday . P : : s : "a s*s 2 a finit 1} 7 bot. : Scotch Tweeds a9 re . 2 “ i | sam COS**Ks the capture of a criminal and 7 i) ; . : a Dende days in the process Homespuns se ee) ¢ | 6C——E—— se 2 fad =. § “2 aa y > : ai ~~ arrest. If he fails to capt : A i " ‘s quarry he gets nothing. In al and tl I , ea : foe | | £s . Ni ’ 2 foe SX" Dt a few exceptional counties —and the much-wanted knitted fabrics are used , A ui | OSPR | : : REED Couties he uses for detectivel in these Topcoats: single-breasted _box-back “ee XN | FR 224 Ree Coats—new, slightlv shaped models—the longer ee. aS Be - ff Y fi 84 , Sate “ut, College stvles-in | 5 iG 1 WT ) ae: il f Shertt?s ee cut, College stvies in double-breasted models i) MME co:-- c- troc teatine a a selection for men and young men of all tastes and figure requirements. Me RY ws Le ee 7 ‘ “a 2 SR ON RD cakes, rene nrc Bessey sey D Eagles ee asinine bills cla ay 4 ."orn f{*ecing prison & human being to a be negject sucha co . * th expect the highiv tif T.s* “a a SALE of 300 Dresses of the finest fab- r 4Arics that conclusively demonstrates 6. Former mecense i Eee Vs ae our ability to offer, alwavs. the latest in : = 7 hy “Seriffs. usnally have net aG= ; “Be wes? put es . 2 . . : . Py F ie ‘ , , nae ’ : i oY Ma fashion at a def ‘low pri a gps. arts took i hes 7 , . ’ ‘ > o~ —_ . 7. 23. & (* fd iti (oe Sikey es. hee &- 3 a 2 BF. we } , . . e : ee ; aceps ahout 9° ner cent Treg a El a rer — ._* ; ? = 7 "9 > : > -4 as at ~ ; neer @repes, Printed lines, eolors, silhon- | .. "ver holding oles | ; a8 = ; We Give and Red Eagle S | a? Saad € : Pes ay ing the office agua | an een ag € tamps H keoty = rae ‘repes and tseor- ette and fashion treat- Ls eh power of the State has decreed Cn phen SrwRe wv oe Anti oe . Second Fleer dee Ph eT Cree VU Fy a ye be tue a /: s a — — LOT Cs RA te AN a i Stel ~ i eth ht 5 Pe PIROEERI o eSRe ggaNI * on ini ‘ Pern) ee ae eed — en neh le % 0 + 4 s * * - at > fa gar? ’ > - . see aee ” ~~? - t - eS. im the season s ments of the nurter : 4 a ; * #*ail be amateur police of-) ; # ha, saan Sai Meerg ~ “Sie Pag no aA ~~ >* 2 e a a&4e4 oe | ,?s. Os different models. "Sort needs a geltice Ff Pi iz ie horidere © att: ee 7 . ; - > -,. 2 é) ry a? - i eo Pe t+ o mmo . « * «5 * he s — ~~

Page 17

ee cae ete sce Se ete hea Ys 4 2? ee ** *. Just a Minute — i Society—Drama Editorial og 7 : ey Cartoon A A te P. AGES 1720 ee eo ee Kills Baa rea a - _— + Figures in Armed Ship Controversy ed Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch and | Chicago Daily News.* Copyright, 1928. MOSCOW, March 3.—The grow- ing tendency of American unions to organize banks and to permit. their members to deposit money | and own stocks in their own and): other banks where they are em-. ployed, is viewed with alarm by the Executive Committee of the. third internationale. Speakers declare that participa-. “PART 1 TWO. ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 8, 1926 ASSOIIRI'S NFFN |FRIEND OF COOLIDGE: BOOED i AN aT] sent WASHINGTON. MEETING pete ol __ “THE INTIMATE PAPERS OF COL. HOUSE” | f RANCE AP P ROVES Leay teal neg ( — | CONSTABULARY — Great Britain Can’t Trust Any German PACTS OF LOCARNO BS Gece coe hes| g Decr} be IN REPORT sins. “antag Uo tin enpaeee, Lord Bryce Wrote to Col. House BY BIG MAIORITY President. Coolltge in the Maser:| ‘Banking Business. ee ot Gensler How PropsaYe Arm Mer ——"] ae a Surveyors, to Be Read at ee 8 MT Coolidge chant Ships Against Sub- Debate Is 413 to 71, Lib- Sedalia Tonight, : d Subsequent | 5 ae og eau he dint = ae pans — r Pyorrhea event it his day and age knows the of Pyorrhea. Once this sa startit is difficult to cure. rd against it in the every- gums. of your teeth, rinse mouth ngosol, in proper strength, Urges, ‘tised Subject of the speech. Wasii- burn was just getting started when Frederick G. Carpenter, actin , President of the society and an em- OFFICE OF SHERIFF i ploye of the Income Tax Bureau, CALLED cmnggpanaaiaas d to his feet and said: “As a good American, I want to protest - against President Coolidge being ;compared with anyone.” Nine Defects of Present. Washburn was nonplussed. A “Coolidge and Borah, the turn- : ‘pike and the trail,’’ was the ady?r- State Police System. Peace Plan Related by Texan. -BRIAND EXPLAINS LEAGUE ISSUE j } BRO FR tion in banking makes the work- | Europe where he was negotiat- | men bourgeoisie and _ contented, | ing with the allies for Ameri- | while the ownership of industrial | .qy intervention in the World W ar | shares makes workmen reluctant!;, sne interests of peace. On his | | Cr HOUSE is just back from | Says No Action to Enlarge Council Was Pledged — sh used and recom- f America’s leading dentists. ‘ive, pleasant-tasting prepa- ath, prevents Pyorrhea and d mouth in a fresh, healthy hete—G0c, $1.00, and $1.20. AUNDRY CO.| i collar for pliability and comfort.} Lindell 1594] ' constabulary. is the only St. Louis evening Associated Press news yan el of Distinction jor bd mc I si a) ra s ’ ur Pien Given — Fee Prac-|™°O7e" of silence was followed 1) confusion as members demanded to be heard. Cheers, hisses and boc- tice Said to Be Obstacle ‘ing arose from the 200 present. in Way of Improvement. By : Post-Dispatch. SEDALIA, Mo., March 3.—A State police organization to en- force the criminal] laws throughout Missouri, except in cities regular police recommended strongly righted report on the Sheriff, to be delivered in a office of at a public interest of the Missouri ' tion for Criminal Justice. This report, the association’s crime survey, was : or by Prof. of Columbia University, S terviews and statements from 51 ' » of Missouri's 115 Sheriffs. An act of the Legislature would be re- quired to establish the proposed Similar suggestions i have been made in the past, but tT without the strength of such prganization, together with the Ppublic thought its activities have awakened, behind them. Inadequacy of Sheriffs. “The only possible remedy for the problem created by the inade- quacy cof the Sheriff's office,’ the report savs. ‘“‘is the cre- ation of a State police force. A | Statewide agency organized to; necessary. not supplant Sheriff and Consta- bles, but it should fill the need to quell a Staff Correspondent of the. : ; man of the Entertainmen given Washburn. ‘declared ifun, having | departments, is/! : ,contusi copy- | .. | Secrecy . the fourth of 12 in| ies ils. tay d NX y ! Raymond Mole; | by the Associated Press after in- | ' disclose to the /Karolyi was excluded from ‘country. an ithe meet modern crime conditions by | means of modern police practice is | S ‘ ney should | uch an agency shou | oppose the bill of Chairman Borah. created by the fact that these old- | the effort | reading president of Gavin, Carpenter made a futile the tumult by letter from the absent the society. W. G. tee, protested the speech he been “goo:] zood taste.’ hall in the the society others hissed. against whose would have good form and in Washburn left the on. Some of cheered him and ‘KELLOGG REFUSES TO EXPLAIN dinner here tonight called in the) Associa- | CASE OF COUNTESS KAROLYI Secretary of Appearance Before Senate For- eign Relations Committee. WASHINGTON, retary Kellogg March 3.—Séc- declined today to Senate Foreizn Re- lations Committee, even in secret, the reasons why the Countess this The Karolyi case as well as that of the Countess of Cathcart brought up by Senator ‘(Rep.) of California, but the Sec- retary said he preferred not to dis- cuss them at this time. The committee had before it 4 resolution by Senator Wheeler | (Dem.) of Montana, proposing an | ‘investigation of the exclusion of | Countess Karolli, but this was not brought up, the appearing primarily to matter Secretary under which he would be shorn of war-time powers which Kellogg was closeted with the Chair-' ‘ = t Commit- | ranizations. rebulf | jeq] units. i‘*‘The Struggle.”’ State’s | ‘and for increased wages. izations. /monopoly tion upon th# wealthy. was | Johnson | class and trade country. | ‘countries in were | iinvoked to deny hér admittance. er offices have become primarily | ‘and the International Labor Bureau. to cause losses to their own under- | ireturn he found President Wilson | taking or to participate in strikes. | waiting for a favorable opportunity | The speakers are particularly an-/ +, tqre such a stand and propose a| tagonistic to the American p= Aodl conference. The platform of the red inter- CHAPTER THIRTI Y -TWO |! nationale was adopted for labor or- | Edited by Prof. Charles Seymour, | While seemingly rad- | Pofessor of History, Yale | most of the planks echo the University. principles of the American labor} The platform is headed | | ‘ition of Labor. 1926, vy paward Mw. House. G right, ai Sold All Rights Reserve Printed mi arrangement with Houghton- Platform for the World. Mifflin Co. and New York Tribune, Inc, Each plank of the platform for , Ambassador Gerard to Col. House: the ) BERLIN, February 8, 1916. Arainst lengthening the work-/ Dear Colonel: day: for an eight-hour maximum: Morgenthau was here for a day. and six hours for miners and oth- 1 took him to see Von Jagow, where ers in unhealthful occupations, we talked about an hour. Later, Against lowering living conditions | through some Germans, he met | Zimmermann, who asked if he did For the State insurance of UM- | not think the German-Americans ‘in America .would rise in rebellion if trouble came between Germany ;and America. Von Jagow was very exnilcit in saying that_Germany had made no a- | agreement with us about sub- for |™ marine warfare, but had only stated 'that certain orders had been given to submarine commanders. He said distinctly that Germany reserve the right to change these orders at any time. On the general ques- world follows: employed. For the freedom of union organ- Fascism and unions. For placing the burden of Against Fascist | tax ee as ciepememeeneene anne Against bureaucracy and democracy in the unions. For freedom of speech {n the unions. Against any form of co-opera- tion between the social classes, es- pecially in the new American form. tion he again said thatthe sub- For establishing a single social; Marine was a new weapon anid aia ae ‘that thd rules in international law are | a "y | must be changed — apparently 'claiming the right for Germany to | change these rules at will withont | the consent of any other power ‘involved. | Ever yours, For bringing the workmen of all closer touch’ with i those in Russia. . For uniting Western workmen with those oppressed In the Orient. Against Teague of Nations. Against the Teague of Nations) JAS. W. GERARD. The controversy was confused by a new Issue which in its seque!i | threatened to produce not merely a quarre] with the Allies, but a | Against war. QO UNDERWOOO & UNDERWOOD VISCOUNT JAMES BRYCE ‘and | him, | planned. _ Poland and Belgium Sup- port Trehty. oe enn Special Cable to tho Post-Dispaich and New York World. | Oopyright, 1926. by 5 Press and Pulitzer Publishing Cos. (New York World and Post- Dispatch. ) PARIS, March 3.—Frahfice rati- |fied the Locarno security treaties |last evening at the end of a three- day debate by a vote of 413 to 71. All the French Liberals and So- clalists and many Conservatives in | the Chamber of Deputies gave their | votes to put the accords into ef- fect. More than 100 abstained from | voting on the conviction that al- ‘Hances and balance of power were | better than Locarno agreements, | but they did not wish to swell the 'small opposition, of which one- | third was Communist. | Premier Briand had to work to | get the ratification, however. lie > +s 'was obliged to deliver two speeches PHOTO (©) 1914 by AMERICAN PRESS ASSN. LANSING. ROBERT | Secretary Lansing advised Col. House, “Page cables that Grey is seriously disturbed over proposal, as he claims it is wholly in favor of the Central Powers and against the Allies.” urging the Chamber to stand be- hind the work of pacification. The task was difficult because it was belated. Ratification did not come before the Chamber untill the ex- citement over Locarno was past and the treaties were studied coldly. An Old Question. March 8. I added nothing, for it 'was a complete approval of what |had been done. If the situation continues as now if Congress does not restrict everything will go through as His recent vyictory in ‘Congress was complete and ‘appointment E had made with him. indi- | The discussion, which has turned around Germany's permanent seat in the League of Nations Council and proposed seats for others, notably Poland, brought complica- tions which increased the difficul- ties. M. Briand was obliged to ex plain what’ had been promibell Germany. f he will be here Saturday and Sun- day. I have written giving him an appointment at 10 on Sunday. To show how closely his move- ments are known, Flynn (chief of the Secret Service) knew of this Flynn considers it advisable -to ESCO Ge eS 1h Ra OS Rete ok IOP yew ek Ta) gto Ma eee ea me) es —— [n= ont Sey elvil rather than criminal agencies. “State police departments now have passed the experimental | ™ etage. They are operating with! ® distinct success in a number of) } American _ states. Pennsylvania, | New York, New Jersey, Massachu- | cates that the matter is entirely in|have my telephone wire tested and his hands. this will be done each week.” All the Democratic leaders in| Cilia oman Ue Bernstorff Reasonable, President, submarines, if we were to un- |/just as they gid in the ices | Col. House Reports. dertake that our merchant ves- ||tolls controversy, and yet they ie a a eae sels should be unarmed, is that | were not able to muster more than | = seen to the President: we could not trust any Ger- ||33 Democratic votes. The adverse | New York, March 12, 1916. man promise.” |, votes given were largely those of || Republicans, who, contrary to ex- “The question of enlarging the Council ig an old one,” he said. “At Locarno no engagements re- specting it were made. Countries wishing to have permanent seats In | the Council have taken advantage | of the coming Assembly to ask for seats. Nothing is more natural anes ee with me for a all the polemics about it are } lw excuse. Ipectation, reversed all their pro-|hour this morning. As usual, 1} Without pone Government be- tentative, | itestations at the critical moment. j|found him reasonable and willing | . oe | Council should be en- It is now squarely up to you to/to discuss pending matters quite | ¢ves i a cable |impartially. larged because it will have a wider He thinks the best thing that Lord Bryce wrote, “The one | fatal objection to our accepting any promise by the German Government as to its action by | |committee for two hours and was | r ae - s questioned at some length. An un- | or securing the friendly asso »j ¢ usual veil of secrecy was thrown | {tion Of an ates ‘tall around the whole proceedings. against capitalism. 'of policies, ona B. For the creation of an interna- | Italy Modifies Citizenship Law. | tional union upon social class limi. ROME, March 3.—Italians, who | | tation, embracing all nations, races fm @etts, Michigan and West Virginia | become American citizens, may re- jand continents. | have probably the most completely |gain Italian citizenship after less| The present developed forces, while West Vir-| than a year’s residence in Italy, the | Russia being a dictatorship of the | ginia, Connecticut and Texas have! Cabinet has decided. Previous reg. | proletariat, will not apply several, forces designed for special PUF-/ ulations required two years’ resi-| of the platforms and liberal planks | poses.” | dence. 1at home, while a union applying, Nine aspects of the inadequacy for membership must be either) ™4ny could not be trusted, and of the Sheriff's office, under th¢|,-.cordinge to needs. ' communist or be recommended by | that if merchant vessels disarmed law and practice, to deal with mod- 6. In 85 per cent of counties! two party members. ney would be sunk without mercy, ern crime conditions, including the | reached in the survey no record of| “The best way to defeat Ameri-| “The one fatal objection,” wrote _ gorge s conebatis Ob-| crimes committed is kept and! can world supremacy is to fight its | Lord Bryce to House on February ' pa “ ne pg ee a | “there exists practically nowhere a} policies in Europe,” said Bela Kun, | 19, 1916, “to our accepting any man criminal justice a sopra practice of reporting complaints to| who was re-elected head of the| Promise by the German _ govern- ny 5 ane wer ee ae ithe Sheriff.” propaganda section. “The United; ment as to its action by submarines 1. ET etiecaahs apectatines | 7. “The Sheriff's attitude toward | States hopes to secure peace’ be-| if we were to undertake that our in method and personnel. with av- | the police duties attached to his of-| tween the social classes, races and | merchant vessels should bb | ee Etemobiles and good roads exposing | fice is one of indifference and an- nations of Europe. European | armed is that we could not trust rural sections to attacks from city | Poyance. ‘ | capitalism pretends to accept this|any German promise. And criminals, but as protection ue | §. The Sheriff is not required to! policy in order to obtain loans | while we should lose something ii teteine « medieval civil func- | ferret out crime nor use much time from the IT nited States. While fol- | positive and tangible, we should # tionary, the Sheriff. whose present |! preventing it, under the law. lowing American pacifism at Lo-! gain nothing but & promise alto- | powers and duties are traced back; 9% Out of 61 Sheriffs, 29 are|carno and in. the Balkans, Euro-/j| gether illusory. We hawk to the fifteenth century in England unqualifiedly tn favor of establish-/| pean capitalists, under the slogan | deal with an evasive and faithless ‘A United Europe,’ are preparing | government.” to overwhelm the United States. ® nd earlier. ‘ing State police, 10 favor this with “Our aim is the creation of a | Page Complains, domestic crisis involving the lead- | ‘ership of President Wilson. | Secretary Lansing agreed that | the shortest solution was to aban- ‘don the rule which permitted the arming of merchant vessels for de- 'fensive purposes. The British did not attempt to dispute the logic of Lansing’s position. They placed their case on the broad ground that Ger- Regular fo D6 workmen, regardless Government: of Lansing proposals were that according to custom merchant vessels had the right to arm de-|make the next move, and fensively, and that, if a German | from you at any time will be suf- | scope of action. If it is enlarged submarine attacked an unresisting |ticient. If you think best I will|can be done now 1s to do and say|! Will be glad to see Poland get merchantman without warning, she|send a cable every fortnight re-jnothing further in regard to tha|* seat, and hope thet Go | " | 'will see it ig in her own interest, must face the diplomatic conse- |peating the offer, so it may be| disarming of merchantmen. He ecanse the Council ts net ae quences, ‘used in the way we planned. |intimated that they would drop | Peay. nr ait organ of comet > |'Please let me know whether I shall /it if we would. He claims to have} on aomcanoaage Birewecdre Urs ever. J. ane Fight Boats Sunk. ratified the Lacarno pacts and th a*xcept a few exceptional counties,| ished by law, but in reneral the WASHINGTON, March 3. lable to insist that submarines bes eerorh x | 20, 1916. | _— ! Between March 9 and March 29! measure provid the deputie : carload of smiles sent to |should risk coming t h dent. One asking me toscome at! proviaing fot Sees 's he uses for detective | surv ey found that Missouri is pay- | imaginary cz ' & to the surface | . r ‘ My ar Co . | Fi rere sun ach o and Slice work. the automobiles Pp | President Coolidge by a night force |to give warning. ‘once to Washington and the other My Dear Colonel: eight boats were sunk. In each of | adhesion to the permanent arbitra- |ing its Shetiffs annually an amount | | ' ‘rnst ‘asi Ev are beginning to march. | these cases American citizens were jt in Which they ride and the EAS80- | ‘of railway clerks at Stockton, ¢ ‘al.. T fee] that the alf@ged refusa] to | /' warning _— that Be rnstorff was Events Se: " £ nn ia 1eSse Ca: se TY % el | tiz ns be r lon tribunal. “4 | aeieiiiine t% iwaiting in New York to see me and $At first Von Tirpitz’s ness on board, although no Awtmerican ‘consumed in the process must | € Proposal calmly will | BREAKS VATICAN PRECEDENT sufficient to provide adequate po- | ; ¢ the White H 4 AY > e ouse. lice protection, which is not forth- arrived today a advising that I avoid him. announced, then came his resign.-' lives were lost House belleved., ® “™e out of Sherifz’s profits from| coming due to the method of pay- |. Way bill, carrted across the con- strengthen Germany's position. hi tion as after the sinking of the Lust- 5 Yo ¥ ‘ight conductors, was | Th ro poss “In precipitating this controversy : )as alte Sinkil of the Lust- | Rese On civi] suits or in ern ment. |} tinent by freig ia — ny rg mee bat panera © with Conrress and by making the! Yesterday was his birthday and) tania, hat a break with Germs Hing Victor Sneninmenil Genie Con. ry i jie USTLa 2) Tebeet ss o ¢ ae / ’ ode ie ' zy «6Oprisone Inquiries {n the curve; Me : — Te ane hae | doiences on Death of Caz ciated Presa, ¢ left at the executive offices by . , ae , 1] Sec0n #4 mn * ‘+. wy emoany Tia etemonstration expe cated »icould not ani ourrht to dol that the average rir? not been mentioned to Germany, ,St¥e1on SO acute wage Seormnany. +h aw : ond, *U! ; 44 4 , tf.* i tah, Raa March 3.—King Victor S| Frank Wahl, etary and trcas- | t] wer 3 polico out, but 1) id a 3 a eS i a . Cs on ha I’rs side nt an d Lan- i nere rere many O41 { U , / | i avo ‘ : 74> OI a railway Bots. a is made necessar by “one {- feel that tine a . 4 , i costly|it his general ves oe =e | BF Come Ath | : emonstrations. Th- ‘ LAA \ ome 08 tg to exnect the hichly | : hn im “ h ria etapa | here, Hundreds of railroad work- {tions in Mediterranean and aa/|*ing have largely interfered oo sey ne pw , ecg Tt fi f | TOES \ ie } ‘seep rpec « ghiv ime-jcrimes bn e does not act uniess | my efforts abroad. If they had |row may come in the keichstag. ito act and Crown Prince Hum. 7 . - 4 pat 4 e. . . str > - inest ap aya) \ | bro |extraordinary circumstances sur- | Des ft. through Monsignor Receart, €.. . the royal chaplain, have sent ex- ers as the manifest was passed ‘merchant vessels are arriving here : err , Ce * - F — _— ti fe bis ie NTS tf The | along, attached their names. Some carrving guns. I fee] we are ask- held the situation quiescent, as J : | wag wiriag tw rio pe gin a parley, : onstrates &. For r upation }round a particular offense. ve lurged them to do, I aire the | ger. is af at In! aon hard : . mer occupations of Mis- “There is no generally | pressions of condolence to the Vat- C. latest in iiean over the death — of Cardinal : of them sent a message to the ing too much of Gérmany in the’ . ‘enlatior n: > url s ats plan for intervention by l'nited and the new food regulations mia) trip to W ' Sheriffs usu: tly have not ac-' custom of reporting 4 (Caglis ro. one of the Cardinal Nish. before midsummer and _ perhaps| Deputy refused -to comply with much sooner. Affectionately | Herriot’s request, the President or- — A “ Verlin, March eons b WV 6a } 2722). the Aim ROME, Emmanuel OF irom feedalL shox By To > “ other ion neciect se Cc = conside} hawks as if we should have | this time ‘ithout further | he noted March 27, 3 h to make the but I feel advice the critical will delay when a Tes ere tT he ~~ , sa \t@ Bh eas + *Aby wR aat cierks’ such on well enoug ington, there to thie 4 am report says: tlhe ash recognized erimes coTmmitted in the State which does President, a group of night work- | case. LANSING -eady ace ou am I v. States to end the war have make people ready to accept riy- ought to be Somed them to law enforcee- that part of during ops, who died Sunday. Such an ee. ; li i 4s f ‘ : vould ers in (¢ hicago asking how about Some color Was given to the . ‘ - : . — F a a 1 light wines for the | : gone through without trouble. 1 pitz's guaranty that If he is allowel) present ame ™ent: of 59 pon ffs Inet six .niov heer an BH Wines r 1 British suspicion ‘that Lansing’s | the war can be won ant im had }, a : : x , aig iy thirsty?" proposal was made inthe hope of |*™ deeply, disappointed, but I hop: 1 hours, I | : tlary fen policemen. two peeniten-- vrban police protection. rhe Staite indeaimany el bLorurins ‘ i'matters can @e ironed out in a way ended, He has a large oe and further pression from the house of Savoy t« 1 rest gm °4 farmers and the! Sheriff, while vagruely made the ie gn : 'tyet to make the plan possible.” a ae ae eo Ronen tlon is what we need.” |without precedent aince the achiam 3 a r " A he ’ ~ e ’ i ‘ ad . . ° ’? anemone , os ‘© . 1f 4 ic 8 i ig ry » = ¢ ieaines c Varving jobs, The law chief police officer of the county, ond——there il SOT: ‘ ! g he following day he left for the of 1876 and Js interpreted here na Sheriffs them-j; does not act as the clearing house _indicating the tendency toward a rapproachment with the church. ‘favorable settlement of the Lusita- nia controversy, when on Feb, 10) J members and others who think the | Pelves i : ; } eee capital and upon arrival went tm- | eVer } eeps about 90 per cent from: of information concerning crime. ‘Tirpitz Se ee ee ee mediately to the White House for er 10) ding ‘ eeree P ° —s " ; "3 . . . se OF - - - - ° —_ he office again rhe He makes no proper records of - P . $1.000,000 to House allan . ‘ 2 é. ROME, March 3.—-The Cabine: the German Government an- nounced that, after Feb. 29, armed | ‘celled unless there is a new Chan- | int Power Of the State has decreed that: the: circumstances ‘attending even}! He came at the invitation of the | merchant vessels would be regard- | Yours ever, pero long aibpere-onnin Bherirr, Shall be amateur police such crimes as come to his attch-| United States Government on 2 pri- ed as warships and would be dealt | -_ e had only a few minutes: be- cers,” ’ vate rfiscion, but said that while|with accordingly. Wilson would has approved an appropriation «of *! 166,000,000 lire ($4,020,000) fer construction of houses for tis { . fore dinner,”” he recorded. “and ition’ : ee nf 916: ave a le*- ln reed to mosinone re sty “7 i Many of the things pointed oarrt here he would seck loans from New ; not permit his hand to be forced, March 3 4 pe: 3S ee ae ep: sre mae » | York banks to chemil- |least of all by Germany. He imme poor. from the German Amb a- discussion of affairs unt!l tomor- ithe re poar, pPHecabte mn Sted 4 tc ouse, “stating that cal industries in Austria, be known that the wrote House, adieaatmmin « - . 7 PF an ; his way am afraid he ve ir not write notes, nace Arrives in U. S. March 3.—-Dt Anstria’s Fidison NEW YORK, Alois Halfenstein, Known as ‘the Austrian Edison,’ has crrived on the liner Cleveland from Hamburg west stvie re reflect. eves, neck. s, silhon. shion treat- ne numer it models. t’s Your Move, House Tells Grey. Co). House to Sir Edward Grey: | NEW YORK, March 10, 1916. | Dear Sir Edward: | After explaining to the President | all that occurred at our conference iter he wrote the cable I sent you oasidor,” succeeding cellor. of- traded Georgette forcee Continued on Page 10. §. Missourt needa a police hot Hintted to the able to di: rehabilit::te hordes rs oO} spur rd. Mi tly tribute ngth' iouis Co diately let it ts s* re Will}. ee

Page 18

ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, 1926. 18 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | THE WALL REMOVAL OUTRAGE. BACK TO THE BALANCE OF POWER. : Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER It is gratifying to note that citizens of St. Louis; Ramsay Macdonald, the former British Prime oe whee oo Pudlisht are planning a meeting of indignation and protest | Minister, has not overstated the gravity of the Eu- 7" me pay ee A a ks Pots es | 2 Ui > al ae maatevare wg | emntuat the removal of Director Wall, head of the |Topean situation. If the plan is carried through of ere Beis. re Se ‘4 as ae .. (oe ae 'e - > Sie [ao - tS ee R ges Se ; and Olive Street. Department of Public Utilities, by Mayor Miller. 1t|{2¢Teasing the membership of the Council at the) [iAsigmaiRts : | ~~ Seas. c | ee a Be Mrefincd Art of Roland Haye ~ “a j time of Germany’s admission to the League, then rs. ~ ? -., \ eee > oie an, ee Se A acts Audience Which || ron e amazing if St. Louisans did not protest|.... 0 Jo. eulell of the Leawec of| Nations ts gene , Bus Sf ies SOUT Attract a coca |against this wanton sacrifice of public interest to | and we shall be back to the old balance of power | Overtiows Upon £ pean pique and political purpose. (and old alliances.’’ | a7 Pgs E r ae. ee ee inet #.-. eae — ' If the country were searched for a man as compe-| English opinion, as expressed in the press com-| TECMBMIRIMY..'- 9 Bes cord 5° ~ eter 2 er ee 3 Ree = Ree a Fe Pe By RICHARD L. STOKES. — . . is. Be é . srw a, 9 ~ audience which packe - ltent as Director Wall to serve St. Louis in this crisis |™¢™t, Shares that judgment In any event, it naa) ~ quet and gall | bitterly repudiated the explanation of the recently boxes, parg é and overflowed into hundreds in the development of public utilities, it would be | xnighted Foreign Minister, Sir Austen Chamberlain, | diffi find him. It would be ! ible to get | : hairs on the stage, last Bigie cult to fin m. it wou m possi die s€*' who apparently was in sympathy with the scheme of | -~ wed Roland Hayes, tenor, at him to dé the work that Mr. Wall is doing for the) | packing the Council] against Germany. | Odeon. Into such popu larity ‘pay attached to the office. | Chamberlain seemingly does not realize that this; towered oe ree a ‘ 'scheme makes a mockery of Locarno, where the hates | the son © , 0 ee ae satisfied with merely printing news, Director Wail proved his capacity and honesty in| | of Shin Get ane ened te buried and where Cham- | -* sang in this city. eight years always be drastically independent; (| the management.of the waterworks for 14 years. In| ee before a few score persons ae never. be afraid to attack wrong, (berlain won the esteem of the world’s liberal opinion | that important task, by which he has built up and jang incidentally his knighthood. That is not all. | ¥ > Pret ov . ‘ > A Ahan omega EA oe > THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- FORM. | I know that my retirement will make no difference tn {its cardinal principles, that it will always fight | ‘ || | ‘y % “, for progress and reform, never tol- erato injustice or corrupUon, always fight demagogues of all partics, never belong to any party, always oppose privilegcd classes and public plunderers, never lack sympathy with the poor, always remain de- voted to the public welfare, aever be tr et 4 r - & iz . ~~ . . Pt TTT Tn ye ee, ¥ ow t , y’ ‘ % * Vay at SR « ’ 4 es —_ h St. Louts hall whether by predatory plutocracy or Like john McCormack, whore predatory poverty. maintained an excellent water supply for St. Louis, | There is a still more sinister aspect. Germany made | 1) ! substantial concessions in signing the Locarno sablic datifully tolerates his inte JOSEPH PULITZER. : ve of “Mother Machreez” , treaties. He ro faith was put to a severe test. x ‘ in er the sa: nd like Fritz Kreisler, whose retf- ndures the Kreutzer sonst ake of the Viennese bone wel Agcy y fae © Pe Ptr one aie’ > > " ao , 2ue a” 4 ay : ’ . ¢ °‘f Lass ¥ ne ” . ne ) , . ‘ J ‘ ty . 4 * PY + » . | 5 inging Mozart and Bach : sired sinseins of - . April 10, 1907. | with economy and efficiency, he exercised full power i “ ——j!n directing the work and selecting his subordinates. | ~ ‘Now it {s imated that this scheme of pocketing follow. Mr. Hayes ts handi- RS THE PEOPLE |i: was largely due to public confidence in Mr. Wall | LETTE FROM reecly ¢ sin : ’ 'Germany, antes Mussolini is supposed to have origt- A >. : ;that the people voted §12,000,000 for an extension of | nated, was concocted either before or at Locarno.; ~2 a. > ao pee Foe : ; a US ees 7 + Ue oh ae. Bions to 1 an go : me So >. mt. Hae ~ Shek _ pe Nesro spirttuaiane | perhaps, others owe an accounting to the liberal opin- | : va ee - SA* S re yg Sete SIRES ga ‘iS % Soe Ae. Me Metence, and in defense of his own - a : _ .. ; -* . L ‘* © .. 7 . . ‘ = 2 Fn > c ; aS £ ‘ ’ ' fe « os Mozart, Handel and Schubert. ii = "ant : pate ces > Sat zs % he began last night with an partment, has been a valuable public gram. He is continuing to hold office mainly because |is emphasized when enlightened statesmen, like ' ge Bes re a A ree # a, oe 7 ee ee be 2 ihe wants to complete this great work of providing an | President Masaryk and Foreign Minister Benes of Se oa See a Seer 2” aig BS oe Rage. | oF, 2 oe -. Be (Ae Ms. >. Mozart, “Tali e constant “Miller Man,” it will most Ikely be the Czecho-Slovakia. cordial! approve the e , — a a = ; PS ta ; . | ee ae oy > i os “ one of those melodies the last straw of the Mayor's whirlwind ad- excellent, dependable water supply for St. Louis for . . r ‘PP nlarged wi 2 3m Pyle aA 4 nm eimolicity of wien | , Council, which, they say, “wil: complete the united simplicity © , | ministration. , ithe future. : ! rag : the utmost exactions of clas- The people of St. Louis have the oi front of Slav and Latin Europe against the Anglo- ) canto: and saan Utilities Wall. They vasa known his oe ‘of the electrical utilities of the city, for which $8,-; Such sentiments are discouraging. They indicate ld You Gain the Tender ‘ork Vater Commissioner; Ne} red . ; Ross ET eee eunsanding factors | 900,000 was voted in the bond issue. Wholly apart. that Europe will have to experience another Arma- | ra ) » to af", 2 ' ; ne Ris: eos , Se . . i ot 7 standi: ae ‘ae — | ie Sat ~~ Sor | cae z » 2 o shed Woe Me Next he inv: province of in water works development of this/from fhe competent planning and directing of these | 'geddon before she renounces her balance-of- 2. ig gine | > are ; : ioe _ Sa ss = Sg ES De eee sie oe 8S, meee Y 3 i? ingine. ith Schubert's | policy and trust in force.“a‘t ~s ‘ The Silence of] will the people stand, for any political +o e. wa 7 lf ee " ae Ae le tae? ~¥Ges rht.’ Re Quilter’s “Over thei ickering with his department. fatal to the success of the projects and cause great — ate . . eae » ig caret etn S 7. Tee + ty ee . ees a te a Me Gri 7p Ze dick gz P Pp j gr THIS 1s TOO MUCH. +5 -- art Stee a . : “ag - 2 ntain ane iff>s’ Rose of | ss ind “The Drearim Let us hope to avoid the recall on! oo. of money and labor. | | | PS Maver Miller. Let us hope the ae co. snows, he iy now! Even the deepest admirers of that wonderful Tex- os* ; —— eo ae or : * i t, ABS ‘© wil v imself the humiliation of suc § , § ; | 4 vigeee Cs & ‘29 La a ty ee bs mally €4 ees. The eyes of the people are on organizing his entire department on a sound basis | ee nt their credulity stra! -_ , e | ¥ Thy c3 . 2. un DoS Bie ] 4 ry 1} Arya i! roled and properly complimented for his public-spir- | ¥2!¢B the royal army and navy would quail. ‘ to further his own designs. Mr. Toens- | ited test of the automobile speed Jaw, may we hope oe This column ts designed fo req ee to touch not only upon greats feldt is a graduate electric engineer of;for greater safety in automobile traffic, for all So the Earl of Craven has an artificial jee : : Sir: F "riti e poctry of the wrthess Olas the latest commons by f oo ee Mr. Hayes is @ : a wet: 4 | . sil ~ sac ie Wee dL hdl ly id i€ p%, ‘ wai ; ; 4 7 »- , ee on proven ability, and a competent man for } poncerned? it does not seem to have slowed him down much Yes, Luelia. ‘eltic races. credits those races with “dn | oe Ares Sr at ae uaees in le, but as an. are the position } now holds, and to re- ‘ oes rT nsatiiaeact . 2} pa anne en ee . ‘ % INE QUESTIONS O é y- meee oe Op pears » me to rank With? As a result of Mr. von Hoffmann's test, the Mis- ooo March is runnin .coranie delicacy of religious instinct.” Of : 6 et ; mi 7 Rath 10 this instinct and « e poetry in which it pone kK. Emil de Gogorza ther mo! an the pec in ae DAVEY’S PLAN. + a | move him an ve the position to Mr. . ‘Heath would disrupt an organization|souri Supreme Court has decided that the lower) A MINORITY STOCKHOLDER’S CLAIM. T - :, + i ; better example | sraveure e . alin sare . ‘ oS S84 oe ie ae nee Shee S 10 b r i8 h ’ a ee i that Mr. Toensfeldt has worked hard to}/courts can sentence drunken, reckless or careless | Three directors of the Frisco Railroad have; “arce ¢ is than 1} ie NE a phage sesame ld’s woe for March. mm In thiv- blende in the i to ite presen | r 5: ee a ag oe 3 ; ee se RESIDEN COOLI tite a wil or ering its present standard. Mr {automobile drivers to the workhouse for six months |for membership on the Rock Isiand’s board . ing . i Tary hist h 10 bette | p bs tart es _— | were the] — Vith the fury nessing Peers: _ “— | mucli popularity for s policy Sa mpanimenta of Mr. ( Re ND economy, yet the fact is that t Miiam Lawrence. The o sea was! fdieath se anly Siiage st in the position is * ‘ es the political prestige it would give him and impose $500 fines on them. How greatly such 4:rectors. In supporting that applicati efor ae a Gee pi pio in the number of votes he could swing | decision was needed is shown by the number of cases | Interstat - arenes | Commission the | Try to get of an agriodtennl ar. That price Rus. (25@ 29,000 more office-hoiders in Wasb@ibr +). netit of the Sa to the Miller machine. Mr. Heath is not of drunken and reckless driving recently, culminat- Co. cited the fact that it owns 14 perc a idday. IL is canes e RE ag ia ; ‘ington than there were when he assumeéa,).-. vat me: it owns 14 f_ C , dr : office, Representative Martin L Davey, : of the Fourteenth Ohio district, bel aman of Mr. Toensfeidt’s qualifications ; ing in the shocking death of James Cella, struck by | standing stock of ta es Snland tt enmte 4a } lL) te = - Ir | and ~ ee ree that a reorganization of the department TIMATE or ability, and he is a long way from " . ,4n unknown motorist Sunday night, whose machine this equity entitles it to a voice in the R: . : ve : I am mistaken, the charter states that |/8 said to have been going at over 50 miles an hour, | management. Will Hterally | ie mesa we Gas ‘ 0 a. wise i twould now save $500,000,000 instead of eit, €2 ep ee et are 0O'RE ithe $300,000,000 estimated by Senet —PAPERS—— determined to build up a Miller machine being an electrica] engineer, and unless the position of chief electrical engineer jthe driver feloniously fleeing after it had hurled his, (Circumstances sunnc ree Take you ther Sa “od tetas *sediere ae 1e* . ¥, + ; ‘. vic ‘ i ‘ >. ? Pte ites : Sal risiced Set. ' + the humanitarian. - must be held by a man of qualified} yiotim’s body across the street. Consolidat! , e rin isd eenen en sar tag Gage ‘Aldrich. Despairing of any reformat O F ® O L H | standing. Mr. Toensfeldt has worked | ea ie ~ececgeee iene ae sidation is Tailroa renda. — oe ‘Ss of BOu.s are Deing saved (s:5m Congress itself, Mr. Davey has pre ’ . s as Pe - é c iv 2 we 1] - P Ts ’ na ‘+ ~~ in itiai. ik Y Toten. . hoe "oe , enn “ 7 " hard to bring the present electric eee I t ts the Rope of the National Safety Council, which | Mr. Coolidge has n if one of his ist ¥ Do ho] , ee | posed a plan which, though drastic. agit —- 5 7 me dire ion ne Se .s1€ i ian be effective. This bill would give the Prete Continued trem Pane al Bre going to iet political wire pulling en- ‘effect upon many motorists in the State of Missouri | ing time. : Not tha nybody pe hair tae | Jent a free hand for two years “to a ee ter into the electric department we May/qThe Council expresses the opinion that the State | tied that any or all appointive employes and om We talked enough, however, Clals of the United States Government ae ™° ‘> fathom what was in his ij him @s wel! dispense with al! code rules and ; turn all the electric work over to any _} Should have a drivers’ license law, to prevent incom | wiijl be compe to consolidate ie suee of ee Se Maree a ma 38 » 2 deemed unnecessary or useless ig mind, ani from the way he looked to get |petent persons from operating motor vehicles. But, | fore, was ng both the iett , 5 i Is th alpably ul for’ ireland, he poet wth Cm conduct of the Government's busines, a me iam ii lined to believe that ' ER more Sifgnmiliicant fi mies ‘nat Yy con mp cept members of the Cabinet, judicial] = At. : mrrakin *xcuses for not “2g wetting ; ™ ptly this new sub- body that has the politica] pul] by; by doing that we will have the} lacking such a law, heavy fines and workhouse sen- | gdministrat instructions wh it blows. tr Dey ; rtment r¢ rk P| ° rt! -~ i * . : ' - don 3 ied , "wh ? 7? OTrar©ry, no tte VW ? } - + +7 sig as 0 Rigg gree li ; a oe tences are the only remedies in sight for habitually jt went into ac street and acc : hich, for al! vet kam — we S cers, and those regularly elected, wi to fires cau OW faulty eiectric in- | : me s 2 AY ALS Youre iC AN “2: } cind, e nor woh law - * lat careless drivers. t is estimated by the Safety Coun-' holdings : , : . peas a ee iis Beds” seen Mieeel or ne oe ee eee : id upon eee stallations. i g 3. ry ~— the Irish sou! je must be understood be elie a“ ia : cha Ge —TTT'D ¥ TT ‘ofl that th t least 50.000 Missourt ee ) , ; cen selec tog and appoirted by the Cyi@ the Sussex. He evi- 3 THe R on LLOYD, Cai t at eré are a eas 5 - persons in issouri It was a surpri ise attack. that Br? +" . we Eee Sf 4 °K > one Wao count aia uci it Ci} Pp Lo : ee repay iofs nor wish to hack up . 3 =, _ _ . = ) . rs — i - . ss . * 7 - Fae, 5 . — ng 3 ‘ ” é pier orl re ly 1524 Ange!- | now operating cars who wauid never pass a thor ough , Vaguecry and dimly j P O ? : > “4 sae sv Ai ssi e . é is © « classi! amet heretofore awaréed by gach ae | oO Germany upon reek, Gt. 10us, Mo. | physical and mental examination for a drivers’ l!- days of railroading—a flash of . staeeteien Se ae ee sricuiture, Commission, and the President is hersly _susiect. 240 does net Siam 3 Be ~ cy! , th > , . £6 (ali . ne 4 he cense ‘f the law called for one. 'alism which has all but faded in - | a further authorized and empowered te ebek ge th main : . Be: . 1S people. pr, U ish any or all such offices thereby mage ae | ‘cism against him is But the point of current i is , printed i moder, i rot vacant and to abolish any or all étvisions, . — a lly, but acts weak- THE FRAGILITY OF ART. claim that an ownership of per cent entitles it to we oR Us “fat scotiand has the intolerable burden of / bureaus, and commissions by him found Gilles... — Detter to talk , 4 membership on the board aes F : ae — seh aks cai i ~ : for the proper and ot saa. There is to relief in sight for the depression | P _—— , : : Duly thank of iis population; Ireland one for every 230; nomica 1cuct of the country’s Du sing Bellicose - JIN Me! re | ur iuckKkY st. lié endeavor > reduce land Pp! — } %, —— a ert o pre © 'tirst that Mr. Carroll might relent has had to be y responsibility in-the affairs of the Aluminum : : esident is o ) . i 9. 1918 _— — 3 this grea task me , ISIE Hie read a let- sonally iS more or less of a fiction, BP ap ‘Tote Tlouse, “he had writtes relicious S¢TIiioens can easily tune out ti 1é ; rue . : : : Com any of Ame ic ar ¢ reacn a. "a ¢ - tter. The variou oKrams n being }abandoned. Mr. Carroil is immovable i: deter- _— merica for the reason that they owned A +o a PCS Hew ng abi | Ae aE ,@ minority interest, which he placed at 16 per ¢ ay b lingu broadcasted are onae rful. We would mination to save his Vanities in the suLcure from th h m h i sities x get 7 hs ea : I bh sunndion -” Sie. - ‘ _ —s prov ‘ides an “advisory commis ; :’ lawn? Peer t) con Ree ac syet SeinaSS ough it . imate i. 9 LI ba: ed States. the wielder of the most pov to” poppe sea. pair concernin 1@ . #o0o0on (|oOs* feres : radio if oniy certain ithe vicissitudes to which they hare been heretofore | 2 a ‘s ms since been estimat ad to ve 3) pe : ; es Aces, ~ ist it é bas _ ev Ci : . a salary of $10,000 a year . OV Prey hf ™" he eal ly ad : f is we o '* appe { } . , the risco’ l YD "ent roct to? A . “Weis ful ecciesi tical pressure in Christendc n: rhich 7. 7 ' © ih, - i 4. Ries oy ; pede. e rad a . _ \ . shee : pease i. Am subjected in the uncultured provinces. a ' Be 8 7 per cent int eT esi entities 1¢ y ** 3 +}1 . : cat FS q a eg i é - — & reaiiy os do iLu€ Wor K—8U ; _ a , _s Serv) stort? ro ome anv id mot of the Lutheran faith, but listen very 1? |v D land's ma eme hia) : or ne trace sai eo es oe Pe eaeem > ever, to presidential appr 3 "a rela? soe + .. , The trouble with Mr. Carroll's show. as he expla! jvote in the Rock Island's management—which Enjoy this on Melamneeew Gm. Sngenel i> canenei ie RE atthe ai approves — ae ‘c-.:700RS With Germany, attentively ¢ 2 a ermona Also | r ex p.a.08, i think it doe is t not 2% e] : te as i sti Gil macy hi bile Lisi: Sei ‘ rn ald for Mr Davey’s nlan Its r = _@ &. and ° ith . r . : } . s—is it iiK@iy that the Mello he wa ; ee so intima iiie cabins Dilan Mn aS sdiiianitecat ; se Spe: we wo a: and met Ww listen to many ic, educational and |is that it is such a fragile, delicate and subtle thing | i eines ' here are cc i¢s in Ireland, enough o ‘ustification is th nly in this way ef Dproval -om plished. : "= SOth B ‘e@ the President their much la i st. h: voice i ot ever chan a ea ee : political speeches ni ad asted by Station | that any monkeying with it just ruins it. As put on} ol agg interest, have a voice : ; : AeE™M ©. OL shel 4 SOCIOLUG ISL, : 4 acco . ees : ale 2 i re ‘ ' agement of the Aluminu “ompnanyw of ae here e¢€ y second house is a license en : KS! Kee La wis . Oe t I -Dispatch 8 in New York it does not have to be monkeyed with. 4 - v , 4 um RUM, COmpany —- & . a' : ne a4 ie: Sie. aa 2s =" | ~_ i e* ’ cin » re iuctant to ANN: . - are t iere oe e > } tr so, % ry 4 ‘New Yorkers understand these things. But if it is| I re, accountable in part for that comp Be the —— agar Rin SH ee . | OF SMOKE AND “SMOG. : Hy. ‘3 Own eats. « » _ | practices? ’ nee : 7444 CE FJ MIRUSS**: a. WHASAY tO GOd ‘rom the ittsbu Chronte! raph ee anot} thi n c Hlouse’s Critics isent out on the road so many fragile and subtle Thought to dinne: ‘he excise. The greatest commercial ‘nter ; — be . . Ft eo we - - _ . . OE SS SEERA eR oe RR ee # ie, i | == - eee aor ta : er epee ‘ a . a4 tit of * -o2a2 :s on a r . ; To the Editor of the Post-Dispaich. things bave to de cut out, because they would not be is a auemearerromanaeaaen pee, Miz } as ~ in Chr istend: ee ee oF eer - neg ns ane Sacimiaittataias a as . ‘. : 18 im portance of making TH comment of Mr. Frank Kiehaupt | understood in Pittsburg or St. Louis, that it is not. A GENEROUS HELPING. Knew nothine ¢; ee ee ee fie resented by New York ob so, wet the crisis which may 3 a ty ullty * the loathsomest cozer a : ae eee ’ | ‘Pon hi! - on Col papers ts most en- |the same show at all. And what the producers fee! From the Evenine World 5en towben “ne ie al eo ee ne etroit, all blamin : : mM p+ nib any cay. Be Ve ( hy arid aol ced ; known; 1 ok overnment treasury of hati A _ gig ° £9 into Mexico at a >XC " bbing the wanton of he : Ce ae : notice. The same will Houses ‘called upon to do, to bring the show within the ; . : ware he ‘trad {s guilty, for it has * pgp a 0 * Ail pg " “ '2@ European situation. } ee Rigs BY OR Win et ttl Ve Ait x ~ , t “y a | o Neh e pe es a a ee Oh TW pl anagem PR se aS OP Some mg? ape eg long as the Colone! is at) Germany, he is a most | grasp of Western perceptions, {s not a circumstance and veracious chrenicler,.|to what the censors, where there are such. do to Q ' er it re: Ont 2 ne the depietion of ‘ ) exercise e game a2 ae : nn! nowever, he presents the other bring the thing within the boundaries of Western and do some good ———E eds : , ’ ‘hus | ; ' eeginning to be filled, . im ‘ . - > _ e* ae ; " ‘ : ‘worse tha P Pitt sburge @* = : ) ty -daegeces:~ — ot ai, Allenton, Mo. ‘| time. kK ~ . That he has quit : _B g other. —Bulwer- > = for the last six months | “ ““e*" Gat to my embarrass | Si te strongly to him. raid if we broke off = t +} PS 2 War would go on in- MOG EERIE op GEE Np i ty —— we is “ © Pit hg, Pad ie oe Te ne ol fas Bat, — er r. y i hae , . om “ ie F r ool ? 4 - a os i Cys a4 a ” wee F 2 os WZ on fii y Pap” ae 7 Ae, b, a me 2 haley + ’ By - : f ‘ é a ° 3 F iis we ry ar ¥ f OO: ile ¥ . » - | tna” a ee a “= . Bid ee %. : $0 3 oo « $ = ar oat S *y > a : j Py oe da : ? . : as Ls 7 ’ ¢ . ~ D a . # ay 4 4 *» ral e 4 P " a - es - See 1D Ue 4 t ‘ re ae ph a ve ¥ ? - a ee 3 f - ae r

Page 19

= > « Bei on t «At. ¥ “« Ce. ae . F J - we i.» x Sr o 4 ~ > 2, F £.3 d +. Hy. os Ohana PRL ; Vay Roxx wi, =) : fa cM and the United States over Vene- | zuela. The .jate Joseph cabled to the Prince of Wales and to the present King George, of their views on the crisis. Both cabled back that they believed the crisis would be arranged in a man- ner satisfactory to both countries. Sir Sidney was born in London | Dec. 5, 1859, and educated at Ox- ‘ford. At the time of his death he was engaged on a full biography E. -_ lof Edward VII, which he had un-| dertaken at the request of King George. Coolidges Attend News’ Dinner. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, March President and Mrs. Coolidge 3.— wr @ | The Strolling Players are Ruth/| eral and Mrs. New at dinner Jast night at their home, Hemlock Hedge, Edgemoor Lane, Bethesda, | Md. Mrs. Coolidge was unable to attend last week's Cabinet dinner, which was given by Attorney-Gen- eral and Mrs. Sargent, because of the cold that caused her tot re- | main indoors for severa] days. Missouri R, Road Conditions. By the Associated Press. St. Joseph: Clear; roads g£00d. Joplin: Clear; roads good. Jefferson City: Clear; | good. FROM LATIN-AMERICA TOUR Chamber of Commerce returned | today from their fourth 22-day itinerary included Havana, The party, led by Car! F. G. icommerce. “Good | Will tour’ to Latin America, The | Columbia: Cloudy: roads fair. Moberly: Cloudy: roads fair. Sedalia: Clear: roads good. Hannibal: Cloudy: roads rough. Kansas City: Clear: Springfield: Clear: Cape Girardeau: Clear; roads , good. Panama, Jamaica and Costa Rica. | Mey- | ‘er, president of the Chamber of) was honored at recep- | i tions and entertainments by Govw-} ‘ernment officials and business men. | Among many things that espe- | clally interested the visitors were the maneuvers of the American fleet, witnessed in the Pacific at the Panama Canal, the Castleton Botanical Garden in Jamaica and the National for the St. where concert Costa Rica, band gave a fearon organization. Members of the touring party | were guests at a luncheon at the iChamber of Commerce today. rr ee ee ee Mosleys Visit the Stockyards. | CHICAGO, March 3.—Lady Cyn- thia Mosley and Capt. Oswald Mos- the $2,000,000 National Theater in|: ley, her husband and British So- | cialist member of Parliament, vis- | ‘ited the Chicago stockyards. Cynthia later asked why hogs were not knocked inconscious before slaughtering, as are cattle. Pay Your Doctor— We'll Show You How | Even though you have no money, we'll loan you enough to pay the doctor, grocer or any oter presse ing obligations that now worry you. A year to pay, suited to your paydays. — some decisive change were, made in her submarine policy.” |— Chapter 33 tomorrow gives the) leading | details threat | Wilson’ s to Germany to sever diplomatic relations if Ger- man submarines continued to sink 'merchant vessels. The German | reply met all deamands. up to President 714 Cua Street | Branches at Nugents Wellston Office: 1486 Hodianmont Ay. | Florissant- -Warne: 4118 W. Florissant Av. Lady ° SA LN A i ei At ttt ta ctl - ee =~ = __ SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES OLIVIA GREGORY CLASSES IN EXPRESSION Ktndio 8202 Palm. Tenth _ Catalogue on Reenes?. Trier ?1°3h a TRA VEL _ ~—— _AND RESORTS tea ” Pulitzer | then | Duke of York, for an expression | roads | roads good. | roads good. | Women of fastidious taste have found in Vivaudou Narcisse de Chine a perfume of unique and appealing characteristics — a fra- grance of bothsubtledeli- cacy and expressive personality. Vivaudou Narcisse de Chine Face Powder, bearing the same exotic fragrance, is flower-like in softness and smoothness, remarkably adherent, and em- phasizes thetransparent. youth- ful delicacy of the skin. VIVAUDOU Se ee = Oe . ° pE CHINE “Perfume and “hace ‘Powders V. VIVAUDOY, INC. New York - Paris: Los Angeles - Montreal a TT tt tt i tt att = , | - DETROIT A HOTEL OF CHARACTER AND REFINEMENT LOCATED | IN THE HEART OF THE CITY 500 ROOMS EACH WITH BATH & CIRCULATING ICE WATER 3222 SINGLE AND UPWARD Falling of our new, coinfortable, SISTANT MAN AGER, MR. educated in Erin Never before has an opportu Emerald Isle pleasures of the passengers wil] OWEN old freland. Make up your mind to go alo not a dull moment Write for particulars. GRAND EXCURSION TO IRELAND!!! A delightful! excursion to IRELAND has heen arranged for the steamer SCYTHIA from June 19th under the personal Jeadership of our popular under such pleasant conditions. The of Mr. Lenihan who !s famillar with every nook and corner of dear, throughout the voyage. Cunard Steamship Co., 1135 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo. New York ' IRISH AS- Ji. LENIHAN, who was reared and nity been offered of visiting the comforts and be under the personal supervision ng. There will be fun galore and The cost is reasonabie. visit, 105 COMPLETE SERVICE TO | Gurope HATEVER kind of ship you prefer, whatever European country you want to we can meet your travel re- quirements. We have in our fleet steamers—a ship for every purse and plan. 1019 Pine St., St. Book early for choice accommodations For Sailings, Rates, etc., apply te Louis or Local Agents a Carter Leidy, formerly Fifi Wide- | color of the fish as they are taken | He said the ex-. pedition was financed privately by! _AN D RE SORTS ~ ee eee ee = “TRAVE L 4 // \ MAJESTIC // Wy he Worla's ort Sie ee vy ee AND RESORTS ___TRAVEL AND RESORTS Wy Nl Wi — | it uth ’ = ‘ “i ~ i ay jaa ed | ua! tig \ ia Vai ¥ Gibesae iil me iB Ani tlh at bah pte j 7 if it Hi m it bd lf ui om a: By anneal <ee@e® aso” es* eqvet® ARCISSE ; " 4 i" He - TT i aati | Hi | 1996 Travel Program | 226 Eastbound Sailings Capacity for Approximately 500,000 Passengers Accommodations to suit every Purse and Plan from the most luxurious to the kinds that combine sub- stantial comforts with satisfying economy. Early Reservations Are Recommended WHITE STAR LINE DE LUXE EXPRESS SERVICE New York to France (via Cherbourg) and England (via Southampton) Majestic, world’s largest ship Minimum (| First Class $245 to $290 Olympic, 46,439 tons Recsowene | Second Class 142.50 to 152.50 Homeric, 34,356 tons {| Biesportnd | Third Class 90 to 102.50 This premier White Star Service offers a sailing every Saturday EO EP TS WHITE STAR'S BIG FOUR TO ENGLAND (Liverpoo/) From New York via Ireland (Queenstown) Adriatic, 24,541 tons Cedric,* 21,073 tons Sailings every Baltic, 23,884 tons Celtic,* 21,026 tons Saturday *Call at Boston en route. RATES: First Class (Min.) $195 to $226. Second Class, $135. Third Class, $87.§0. These splendid liners are especially popular among vacation travel- ers, enabling them to begin their European tour in lovely Ireland or at the storied western gateway of Tourist England. | ATLANTIC TRANSPORT—Ist CLASS ONLY From New York to France (via Cherbourg) and England (via London) landing at London pier. Minnetonka, 21,998 tons Minnewaska, 21,716 tons Sailings on alternate Ae the year’round. Min. Rates, $190, $210 Aomatng RED STAR BRITISH & CONTINENTAL SERVICE New York to Belgium emai England (Plymouth), France (Cherbourg) Belgenland, 27,200 tons Lapland, 18,694 tons Largest steamer ever to circle the globe The distingwished winter cruiser Alternating with the Pittsburgh and Zeeland in sailings every Saturday. First Class $192.50 to $245 Second Class 132.50 to 142.50 Third Class 85 to 100 MEDITERRANEAN SUMMER CRUISE, July 7 to Aug. 29 Lapland—52 days $600 (up) New York to New York CABIN STEAMERS DE LUXE— 5 TOURIST THIRD CABIN— Round Trip Rates—$170 (up) Bookings limited to college students, teachers, professional and business men and women, of whom we carried more than 15,000 in 192% According to ship,port and season MINIMUM RATES: Carrying no class above Cabin, and between the express liners on one hand and Tourist Third on the other. Sailings from New York to England, France, Belgium and Germany by the Arabic Zeeland 16,786 tons. 11,905 tons. Pittsburgh 16,500 tons. Rates: $135-—$150 Montreal—Quebec—Liverpool Canadian Service—only 4/2 days at Sea. 3 days on beautiful St. Lawrence. Regina Doric Megantic Canada 16,500 16,500 14,878 9,472 tons tons tons tons Rates: $130-—$145 CARRYING TOURIST THIRD ONLY New York to Boulogne or London Minnekahda _ 17,220 tons Boston to Liverpool Devonian Winifredian 13,500 tons 10,418 tons OTHER TOURIST SERVICES New York to Cherbourg and Southampton Homeric Majestic 34,356 tons world’s largest ship New York to Plymouth, Cherbourg and Antwerp Belgeniand Lapland Pi 27,200 tons 18,694 tons New York to Mediterranean ports Lapland, July 7 ($120 - $130) To Madeira, Algiers, Naples and Venice Montreal— Quebec—Liverpool Doric Regina Megantic Canada 16,500 16,500 14,878 9,472 tons tons tons tons ~L The above steamers carry Tourist Third Cabin { passengers on specified sailings after March 5. For return bookings every possible consideration “ed given to passengers who book eastbound via our lines. INFORMATION SERVICE: Our offices and authorized agents will gladly aid you in map- ping out your itinerary. We also furnish information regarding events of interest abroad which may influence your travel plans. N.B.: We sell our own TRAVELERS’ CHECKS, Charge: 50 cents per $100 ‘You can check your auto as baggage. Ask for particulars. WHITE STAR LINE ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE: RED Sr, INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE Cda W. H. Maybaum, Mgr., Majestic Hotel Bldg., 11th and Pine Strects, St. Louis, Mo., or any agent. 16,500 tons SECOND CABIN— Ocean Travel’s Happy Medium On many of our ships Second Cabin accommodations have been handsomely reconditioned for the 1926 season. The ex- tremely moderate rates and the variety of steamers carrying 2nd Class are shown above. ¥ authorized steamship - ee ee ca ae ee tee ee me eine “- -- ~ ee te ee a wenn - ed - ~ SE LENA Sh OD _— RPiY SP ERE SLL DU eC - Pena 2 URE ERR id, SE GLUE SACL NOIR. a

Page 20

ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONEY LL.OANS mo Ey BUSINESS MEN— PROFESSIONAL MEN SALARIED PEOPLE Leave St. Louls March 6 aes | Legal Rates Utmost twe Mobile & ‘Ohio trains leaving Union Station—8 7 On nes - rg Tiekets good tn sieeping cars on payment ef Pullmaa tm Repay Weekly a Monthly os Sule Vien Cae Our Pian Helps You. Return, leave Mobile on or before March 21 KIRKPATRICK FINANCE COMPANY. — Information, Reservations and Fickets cat Mobile & Ohlo Ticket Office, 322 North Broadway nppnrng Pte ntge ince (Ground Floor) 50—Tickets also at St. Louis Union Station and at a East St. Louis Relay Station. Stanton Curtls. General Passenger Agent, St. Lowisa—Phone, Main 3860. , 1926. WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 3 ROUND TRIP TO vor’ $20, Spend two Visit Mobile at this delightful time of the year. us Gulf Coast resort sec- ae 8 ee friends. The Deautiful ith thbELALLALLEL LLL TL TL ddd Better Vision at a Low Price Reading or distance Toric Lenses, finest quality, in high 3h DR. T. J. MCWAY, OPTOMETRIST class frames, light or heavy, with metal — especially priced SECOND FLOOR : REPUBLIC BUILDING =: SEVENTH & OLIVE APRPRPR ERP APARARTE NERS PARAPS enearn PAeRP QP aPAe TP AP pe ree seep et - pee . —_ Ne TeeVewss PAPE AMPK ORR peAA TIT ETTITIITUI TI ta “ _ “PART THREE. PEE 76 Years of } 2 a WYCKOFF, N. J.. March] rohnn C. Demarest, 98 years > : nd hie wife, Susan, five ¥ PAPA AOARAP SA a Ae —— \PAsABAPARARAPAAAD ive i ome . LOUIS Phone Garflela gms =... a — - Py st. Louis Dep endable Store @ Rockers and Armchairs 25.00 Values at = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “ADVERTISEMENT ¥ va O'Brien Boy | Y In a Little Over Two Months - Gained Eleven Pounds , As a body builder, an appetite. Oil and oe Warrants yg! ereator, and to make weak, skinny / Through When Smiley > hovs and girls sturdy, strong and | Away After Wedding. ull of energy, there is nothing lik: Cod Liver Oil physician wili tell you that. r ; Because Richard 8. Smiley, pre- } But it’s vile, horrible stuff to; n- siding Judge of the St. Louis Coun- take, and is apt to upset any stom- | { ach, so now doctors are prescribing ty ern celebrated his es ng and wise parents are buying a. Monday by absenting himself from Cele C, » 1 eng a Tab. * meeting of the Court, yesterday, | lets—sugar-cvated 7 and as ‘easy “to he lost @ five months — —— tales a : the payment of $91,729.17 In road “n ' ‘a Saar oll and paving contracts which he The son of George G. O’Brien of a kee teacroperiy Wrought Iron Smokers $7.50 Value at ane rah, N. J., was thin and pale did not get enough nourishment his fo In a little over two ained 1114 pounds, and ‘ent hetter. had awarded. In the absence of Smiley, Judges Preiss and Bobring elected Preiss acting presiding Judge ang he pro- $ Kilbag 102 OCKERS and Arm- chairs made of birch tn mahogany and walnut finishes. Cov- ers are Veiour ang : | 4120-22-2.4-26-28-30 Olive Street [ 00 Cash HOME-MAKERS SHOULD CHOOSE HERE FOR THEY WILL FIND Home-made ey bin 4 vas expia! i iaSt Uctobder wnen née : I Upp 5 O Ine testifie in depositions that the : ue "| Py Couch Syrup , 3 had preferred the Ca- ; > - Better than ready-made cough *)rups, and saves about $2. hen chairman of the County Lasily epared, ie iin ie . ene SEeP ublican Committee, and other po emselves hildren are ceeded for TROUGHT Iron Smokers, neatly polychromed with glass tray and conventent handles. = ¢, ’ ¢ * ¢ . y oe oe So . f T. all aeneet ers of pay- | \ 1 day to} ment. ley, the only Democrat | n@ tN in the court, had previously re- -e-' fuged to sign the warrants. The the presiding Judge Is the warrants né- r ¢ thwith to affix his signa- ‘ ‘ne >. + Seeee. we | ture of — to ord signature of necessary to maxe 11,729.17 expended, $45,- e Cabell caerole~s and $45,875.89 arvie. a to th um Co., for road oll, he Barrett Co. for aving material. sound, healthy first tee manent teeth, and alse Then, too, children habits when they are Every child, authori brush his teeth night a tive dentifrice. Milli that Squibb’s Dental Milk of Magnesia, 1s grown people. Squibb to use. Children are | readily form the habit ¢ And Squibb’s Dental decay. For decay is ¢ the mouth and attack Cream contains more” Milk of Magnesia—a ticles of the Milk of crevices along the D meet the teeth and 1 reach. They remain in gerous acids for a Cor drug stores—only 40 € interested th stimates. mined was Smiiev’s cp- ition that the Cabell company lly filed petition for a writ of lamus to compel warrant for payment ~ $ oe ~+ in tra \ price. asl | ( if of- the ‘ : | The rf t+ — + and ‘easily that ‘tt {s rea! ly ‘aston! ish- ending in Cir 4i«- . st K. os ney'’s court. A Gay's use will usually overcome! ACTRESS SEEKS $20,000 the ordinary cough and for w»rone ehitis, croup, hoarseness and bron- chial asthma, there is nothing Pete , : | Bases Damage Suit on Shock t _aeue s@ CONcene- | E> Ven . ho ieih tions ° eon ~ Roxwes | eA ciate tP Eieciric Chair. pine extract, and has been used for) PY the Associated Press. generations to break sévere cougts, | To avoia disappointment, ask your; p “243 ounces of Pinex”’| ~~ and don’t ace: (;uaranteed to | ‘tion or money The Pinex Co., sOCK x4 er. Pinex {s a mos March $.— a) ~* ‘J ’ - cg R. sergere, film acress, | Clift ine automo- | ile racer, led a $20,000 dam- age suit against the Belasco Pro- and individuals con- seeking she £3 ~ mona sae eres ‘Warwick’ 9-Piece Tudor Period Dining-Room Suites f and wife of dD has fi pik re absolt prom rtly iP VE? a ere a ductions, Inc., ' nected with the company, | redress for an electric shock got when she sat in one of the company’s chairs Jan. &, last. Mrs. Bergere alleged chair had been electrically as a practical joxe ar was not only humiliate persons, but incapacitated for work for several weexs, Formerly $175.00, Priced Special at the ee a wr 7 that the ah» rrr ‘ larged The buffet is goodly size, with silver drawer and ample space below; “the TURDY and modern Dining Suites for cozy homes at a moderate cost. the five chairs and host chair are upholstered in ~ table is the wanted oblong style that extends; the china cabinet is the latest enclosed model: either tapestry or leather. This is a value that home-makers should not overlook. sud 0 c ash—Batance i in tt Weekl y or o ne ee r,% a. > > . Verdict for Surgeon Upheld. The St. Louls Court'cf Appeals yesterday upheld a jury of $2692.58 in favor of C. Morfit for for appendicit daughters of Mr. and D. Thompson of boulevard. The +-performed in July, 1922, : Morfit’s bill r $4096, the Thompsons held was excessive, ~~ ~s gurcic ? ~~ >a i oy ei i Vwetie is performe: Mrs. Vv v4 —v operations Simmons Bed With Springs +722 ENUINE Simmons Beds built to last many years. The design fs round, continuous two-inch posts and one-inch fillers—twin or full size—walnut finish —Simmons Spring {s included, Full-Size Beds, Priced Special at. was f aan ah ae $1.00 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments ‘| Aloe Glasses afford achoice of 2 popular styles Beautiful ‘Walnut Chif forette 2 Vaiues at fhe Union $1290 nity Chi Utennteun five spacious Unusual value Walnut Chi tfonier $0 Value, at the Union "162 — 4 oak or . FinichkhaA “ey ip iffi ~ A+ . £4 % " = >. have large “Bilt-Rite”’ Steel Gray Gas Kanges $110.00 Values in the Latest Steel- Gray Enamel at 5692 ARGE Cabinet Gas structed of cast gray enamel throughout. They are the efficient ‘‘Bilt-Rite’’ make, and each Range has a large 18-inch oven and broiler; four gas burners. They aré fully guaranteed by the maker and us and will be found practical bakers. $5 Cash—Balance Monthly a Ce " ¥ . PONT AAR AON NN EN GRE NR NN RS EE EMR EN et le. mie el ia anil OPE. eigen “Gibson” Solid & Refrigerator 7.00 Value With a Set of Four Refrigerator Dishes 5182 | ERE is a marvelous Refrigerator then you’d telephone Victor: value! This large side-icer style— 4708 and ask about our made of solid oak by the famous Gib- wash plan. | son Co., with enameled food chambers. racepeg ice trap and 4 Refrigerator Wet Wash, 6c lb. uded. Minimum Bundle, $1.20 EVER HAVE A NIGHT- MARE? ~ ae ++ VAGA SX, asso = # UR. ass yr, ; * ~ ~~ 7 VER when dream that one day + started r ~ een & awa mirror at top. $1.00 Cash-Balanes Monthly Coil Spring Da-Bed 2 "39S ~~“ » Pas mm, OPr T CHI =f >»? RSMIT ¥ s aa « — 7, o% i "FL @- LAG = at 4 + e+. a@nrnaA Y » 57 sik 4 : ° qeviati — 3/5 7 red clear you ‘d work or fishing or somewherv on washday that the old tub grabbed vou thusly and pulled you back to do the washing? When you got through with a hard day’s work at the tub you’d do so some thinking and * . ir oe # Ne vy yk eT 2 ; ‘ ry Rimless Spectacles rs Ranges, con- iron and steel op 9-H Poe y A 3 4 , "5 = a tate tee ot te ee ne ee ee ate Pew FF $55.00 Value, With Pad, at. a ae iets, Shell Rim Spectacles This low, dishes j common- sense price includes scientifically accurate flat spherical lenses, fitted in your choice of che above styles, and $1 Cait Monthly Wet Wash, 7 Fat Work Ironed ne lb. Thor’ Vacuum Cleaner . ce : : | “Ariel” Oak Kitchen Cabinet $18 Vaiue, at ps VW 95 | \ be Finished ta Stoel Gray the I'nion for l 1 Sout sent $ as sage apelay bie 39m ‘ch T:; HESE Cabinets are of birchwood solid oak and dn the latest | steel gray finish. They are com- built the pletely equipped with all the davenport _ style, latest devices, including snowy- the Tudor period. white porcelain top. They are $1 Cash Delivers One e - . . ’ ° 6s . hoes 3 wy ya ; = “ee ee % - et . Map AP oot Ed . be AA ; ry ric fe) OF * . he BAY 4 : ae, 7 ) j ‘w + . asa ’ ke Pe ee ? *se @ - -? « 27s - B=36°23 Ca. 62 {33 es yr livered in ail parts Louls, Maplewood, Sol tat Park, Affton, Lakewood and $3 to $ZO | Bast St. Lonts. Phone—Victor 4708-4709-4716 CASCADE ‘513 Olive Street WET WASH LAUNDRY Grand and Washington eeeae ne = oo a 4k Pap gular Valu oo §«€6OC VW GTS a Complete Set of Attachments 52923 GENUINE “Thor” Cleaner with General Electric motor, 20-ft. eord and set of attachments for your housecleaning. pe es Ser ee Vrustworthy, Reiiabie, Accurate Glasses ~— $75 Value, at the Union. . * 8 ie ft? has : bad Li made of ibles nade i | ae = * ¥ . ay > > > wel! pr ae 4 A Aa Eee re ty and long | Ages: ro =" compact and expertly constructed. UNION $3.00 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments A Fae vee fe in Easy Payments Se OP PRT ers: > fn * Pew ’ ¥ SE es ee ee

Page 21

PATCH DANS af IMARKEIS—SPORTS| ST. LOUIS POST- UISPATCH WANTS—Estars PROF ESSIONAL MEN and'| 4 aN fas ate aa a —— el . PLE —————— RIED PEO © PART THREE. ‘ST. a OU IS, W EDN TE SDAY EV ENING. MARCH 2 PAGES 2136. Utmost Prtoney: | onthly to Suit Your Convenience oo Plan Helps You. : 4 Celebrate 76 Years of Marriage. junior, observed their seventy-sixth | Woman Killed in Bus Crash. FINANCE COMPANY ; WYCKOFF, N. J., March 3.—' wedding anniversary yesterday. | PO 4 SAN FERNANDO, Cal., March j 4 Demarest, 98 years old,’ Demarest knows nothing about the '3—-A heavy motor bus, carrying * 4 Ld — John ©. ae | “ ; ; if af tie! it Tt ie r tt Ha bit 1H} 1 ae i! HE rt Witt, 2) ret biP gs tty ps tety he 3 $23 iT ; tlhe ry” f 2) | . caer TTR Gi Mt Ui ah but i He ri gr cA ME bo RR US a Pisas: + ; is27 tis TFs j 73 bitte ' ody TET TT Thee} ; ; j A, ; Hh : ei a iat Hh a ei Haat BaerpassgsnesT0TSSGg is, tact? Rabe Ct pe" LEG ithe a Ratt rit HE 2 Meesdessstt: it) | Hit ih bigs i: Pages achat py Pres LSS? RS Eas bs f; ests ’ arrested on the Tree Bridge last TH Ub Zz iy! Pa AR EY Hs Paver veri tH i : , a . oi { t tee + dak badd reach. They P-wnaagsteslienns the mouth, neutralizing dan- night by Detectives Tom Sullivan BHD tn Het Me 6 Ge’ || ill Hai Hila. gerous acids for a considerable time after use. At "and Canda and js held for.Indiana, [Mig ne iN “i ca¥ | hi an re a a a RR a Hii drug stores—only 40 cents a tube. j authorities. hii i vs " i Gree, 7 e ’ iat i. sah MRT ty itt i i: i x . ee Xi MT vt tt : aa ! in ht if t : 4; e ' e ee ao St. Louis Since RHE ae i a : it it atl at H ji iif sie if} i a t 1 i Ha ify He ES iid a - po ‘: m * cone = * weer ap anes s a8 tee o , a os . - [oo ts St Lone 4 = otal . poe mee se = => STSorrssssess: sosatass tise ~ 7 py Retesngl-+—533--boe. oe > ,? =~ * ° +? > be ~ = o . * + - ~ : ean Rt SERIALS: oy * os ose F- Ree eee OT eR Se See He eE ee = + eee abe ca embeetsseee ee bee z — ms ° _ 5 LA ORO. ge Building a greater WEIL store 7 ih tiftiai! ; ‘ me egaynti heey Ee EET Ee i BHT Beebe HEHE Tt TF Hilt ttt if to serve ALL St. Louis! A store intitle HREM faa ii i t | a SM aie acniap eli tt PT inter ito e alt fait athe eet: He a. tiie a : 3 Ps , i 1 Titee shoeete tpyiet tit 7 » : $3 thts BH iS itt it . Rat eT at { : t) o aE ; frrgit Thiet ° st) : A ae a a + | ue ba i ae + Ses 44 333 +4 sate i 3h att , ‘ 1th ete rts +4 ° (SOE, Hie HF taf : as. ssa eEe ERE by fat it where “‘Better Ciothes for LESS tt 8 , htt i it mesttiriiss i" i Money” is a fact—not theory! | — a Tea sao i ae . ett A ; Rita hess. ah ; a ist: a if cap a i HATE ii A : _F 7 on ’ TR PA HERE HR a a a “h Hh : Me BE Hatt iste © | “as - g | tan a Rs ae a e selection of a 3 : , thst A j thi: tials he ” 2 tat iif! Mit 3s SPRING that ht at Shae Pll re 4 ‘ ; : if : HH : 3 Goods Included! i 1 "| ie sac Pere Mt nit Be i He bie ° There was nothing else TO 11 PRUE Hf Aint amet ti bi B k 4 H In DO! Shipment after shipment iat tag Than Me ae sa at i ankxin O c of new Spring Clothes has been Th ti iF ified (3 hats pee BT it pouring in on us—and no place to put iit er ai or SH Ca if them! So Out They Go in this Big Ex- ih aT oer He AY Ha TL Hin 2 shiteeatittt HE : ce pansion Sale at the SAME LOW PRICE : | es @. The selection of a banking home is ee tis tae! hea 6h BT Tae 44 Heit, TF ae el repttbia SiR aides! oc: ste ppeees thee! : ait t,34 tits LTRS beity eet 4 ‘¢ {es r recbtees rhe SER b Se ge 4 ; Ti i it beeti cit : ; T3 . eepptael H setts | 38 wT he pti? fosree | see 1 ehe 9 : ° i oe ti ii tige ‘ Hit +5 ; ; iff i? $F : ith ut 45 4 ie pt ; ; at Bette Ht rides ii ci spiccee bade gh att: co ‘ia aa ttt Mure cist die seemed H 3213 39° . | . -* yias ~ , ? *4 oo: , Lie 3 z te. 42? iit | - i t . * rs see state +tae be + 6 ‘ ** *s ; bit | : sie | Brite * + ivf be ahsistto at i Hf } fail i; pedis abet} beee west teats . i | veri iaas i Hh bi hes fre Hid aM a eRe Lae a a matter of extreme importance Bee a i eR if LEE Ea HeeEHEH HE eT ee ° BE Hy fy [aR A Hi Rae A, ‘a rs 4 Shey a; fztt i tha] i rs ; i i if Hs) A tt { a Hh Ale ft , ; ; ; Bites ipee hes +5 ; : +: ett. anes str? tt rt) eth tea ia ae ii fi + mite i ' (f ¢ + saistl iH. t bert} ; ; if ' hdd, rT ' 3g 1,1 r r 15 ve Hrut ; 43 mr sith 3] + heat ; ; ’ t Sis ; 4 Mrudet te! afl bietattighi; j : ETERS Ts Out a a. ha as i HE: @ It is vastly different from selecting ey n the nae JU ae a ; Go 2 | Basement ae TE a a brand of goods, or a merchant with at ty tt tin Hit ' tt itt hi: ti i bai Bi Fd GEE Ht i ae RE whom to favor one’s trade. Hy tite aH HIER Hi SHER hit ‘ HE i Ail; sta 8) Hi 4 +3 Splendid-fitting good sig rin s 5 waite of cheviots, tweeds and cassi- er Ti Sea tet Bi A ie Sarat ete gcateeeee ttt meres in the year-around weights that both men and youn ri] i FREE HTH att eet Tt Hyatt veith ini q Th : qa manen a bou i: g@ men will i Ce ae it i on ae 4 i dR ere iS per ence tC af appreciate! New English and conservative styles—sizes 32 to 42 , } 4 ¢ . he ' Hf 7 Y : a Hoes chest. ©Out They Go at . (Basement.) Hit rie cb a i i aaa Pa TH De M Ss i | 3 cpbiids Pe ;, —~— : ee ia eal A banking connection that requires that w = Suits That Are Ww orth $20) A ea a a ea the utmost care be taken in choosing j i seria ' Aa ul eee ame an institution. si ; ith in: fh is HE Ht i bee bij Fes ci aE Hi: S / c & rs 03 | a iat a ie | i a ‘ | i init : f bi! i i if HH nE i ; iti ; pi : feel Gray & Ve 3} SS O a ea ee a cH lien int a ae ; % ° ' i en be aor eae 2 ’ : | t paet ih ets t $2) Ki afi ite ree steht t tithe} Re Page tate fet N ] h ld b . at st; iid ith i +H ct i tit Wiese eee tees * a er ee ea ME AG f "4 | @ Numerous elements shou e con- aks kh iO a ee R : >. Mee eo oa me ae as They In the atid eget amis fase: See i fd: ‘UE tie in, iy Ny ts 4 rae ; . fey > *% & . J :« ' ) . if ‘ HESS ee aT hit BR? ait tt BEY ait : ; : hah ; ‘He 4 ith w as anges eR ON ae int _ Basement TA i a Hi sD Ma sidered—safety, of course; the friendly ee bg “i ig ha es * Ser Oo et Pe a eeeees HE pis tyes seed Nih te de: oe: tre ited it i tit # Bk Ae fied eee ar “i pt? a , + i LSE TT Haat seeds tes: eS Hate gi iis; HE TE Bete i Adit oe et cota : rh Page it “ibaait bbb 1 ge EE eT eae appes= ee e/a OR | ine (an ee a a Ha tn spirit of the officers, and the interest in miucs in the Latest Steel- 2 aa oP ha ee Wigs Men! Young men! Here are artiy st 4 peat bie si lg i Te HE frie | a TRB ig . ° Bec terrae Mersey Vian 4 Ee EF. att | wore cheviot, tweed, cassimere and ‘ween Wenelan | ut a “4 rt eat a i Ha Hil oes Hf! oe et rd itn taken in the affairs of the bank’s ital au leh oe "heal MT iB i qa tt Hatt ini pec nat as | ate Se Fay Enamel at 4 N Afi ' : ie ves | > At: ie fh f a wei ight suitable for Spring wear. — new ° . ° ° tae lad: iid’ 8 oe et fo customers; wide experience in business as bes aa terns have just arriveqd—but Out They Go at ii Ha = . es ane ; y = ae 4 EMRE Tee toner eek be PR gE At hibit ub 5S 75 i x7 : ‘SS aac ( Basement.) HR er etn sa MEE ‘ica te i} he ¥ ‘ : ie. ce *. > . J , ry Y ai-¢. ; 1: it H Hil sageis ig i 1: ; Ht i: ' +3, 8 ths He . — H) i: i 692 , a. ty ee Mas ES ey al ce nT aaa Ne o celiartate’ matters that makes the bank’s advice ea a , .. 9 ieee . ; ,- ; oi } spigtrts ; Hii oi rit" uF ft rea : : r ii! : td it } gH Heth thet sah ° ee | HE PAUP gtd age eda: rif dice Ht i ee e | | 7 Suits Worth S40 EE ET a, wig ee a a wei: and counsel of value; the completeness abinet Gas Ranges, con- sii a Ce ev ine te dud a peli Set of facilities; the prestige earned by » | P i pee t ap 4 a WAY nttP fees: Shoei Misi Th 3 Be i of cast iron and steel i xf me \ ee | sh: He MA ER Tl RRR Rt P , ‘ ‘l throughout. They are i ey ARES! 5 ae ia atthe a ie ae gy years of service and the high standing ht is Bilt-Rite’’ make, and | 4 oy nee , fo. ; Hi iti i i fies rt HA HM i Hine 7 fA A ‘ . : Z P : , Hagti hith it SEEM PA RRR atthe EMM ffi ctors. has a large 18-inch oven i= Wasik si, fe. ; ee Hittites a i - ara ae we Hs of the officers and dire four gas burners. They : ee . cantata st UTR Ha EM a i : _ oe ° q : DOT he, - © BiB Rt tt : ‘a : ae dyes Ht: fe THRU He eit ti it; td ee ed © S © = ¢ > , 9 ly f - =~ 4 ae i 5: f BHA MT ieee Lesage ieee er aan) ta ee oe Be dat be Pea Rig eetfag! aad aranteed by the maker and ) aoe SPs. at Ba i, Ecce aie ta eae a @ The Mississippi Valley Trust Com . a i si FS Sat: ; the Al Met Be i i aH * be found pra ‘tica ak % BT BA Spe Tt . dav this big lot of all-wool one and tw a | Biitig Sy aROMAPRH TR Mga saci TA: MEISE ta ibid BE HRE if i practical bakers. ie: i a | é ay : > 3 mS ee : eit SURAT ai la : st ee, 4 ie re ; ? . = . Pi Pegpetee gy ; ys . bas Bt pe ay ° | > ao . d ‘ J ‘ . v" san See: ft: ae t , My ate. gh ae : : ee * . ra | . ett . _ : x i isnt oi + i, woes Pe: ef 4 A oe Ps . , bes Piece: f be ibe thee ‘ wee ’ + oy . ‘ ph - ; * oF ote . : : : j ‘ - i . . 4 oh j ce , RAY MO fo foes co ene aes ace Pe iti! Meee Hat Bis faite wil rt fae? drt Ua Sicateceeares semtene dat ae aa n ladle ae ‘i Ot mee. Aire eacaet ot ott srt hin +e ; . iH: he phe .3 aie sghwehe se EeE ri ° a bg Fe AE i 8 o* rc reresetes it se ti : } yet { : 3 he «Pome: > 74 ‘4 : . . ™ - oF ; 4 . - Py ry ’ ; eine ait 4 2 o a) ‘* rete? “- ’ + ** sick : " aT oe 4 > ; ' . or " * : ‘ e . | 7 & : i ae | 4} is 3 es. Oe ru aT. P yet j > ; ” - “ - - ij ' , e,; , On the fe '; itt in. st? teens tt: ree tig chat cts : ut bs i bi ii i? bbe Fa gy ii thet sha) t; iil in” bat. Seana? bets tate ae ett: ' seeeibi beessas .* sit ic ft srir ees agrttt *' ey! $1) Ft te ger ste! twa? yi a eet ge re pha : arith, ihe raed | Ho 4 : hagas 78 Ms 444 bb: 4 rin ; " 2 :! ; . ‘ Be itt ‘ :? tt ms ete? Tr. ; i Ht? at Met 1 Pee rete ste ‘ tf bghiy i Yee ie 7 " _t : " ; 1s f sé i; ss " | “| bed J : ee ‘ed : - 58 : . - Go iff rey SERREES f° obs TPES oe beg es aes tere itch aH ot setbe SEF | ie : 40. 4M : te. 3) pee $38) ’ i;* bf A ite baer $ al +; te rt ‘ : ag Pf'e - 4 te fg be , $4 ; ts | ae ; .: 5 ae * : 721,78 Fd « et 8 i it ? 4 s A . ' > > ; 4 ’ APLSPL PERSSON oT epee? Pe ptt TF > +t 5 rhe! PeOees LABBST: sabe ‘tate ae ape teeter eeetacht tau the sire tee 4 ot Pee ii + ‘ ' } Piet 4, 4 & : + F ? . ' ej tat. ”, oa a Exe j oe, B. : ‘ ‘ rbeattes st 3 $ if . -eheie i iti e ceneeee tM hii : 4 : +4 4 ee ; ; : f 44 : ° . t : r ac: ‘ ‘ 7 ; pie cea t he ai ts Pitpereseeas: pi : : en >} + $ehbee BSt | hee ey ei Pti tan ; ‘ bit ¢ ; . - i ee 8) G "hes i Le rhs % al : } ; i? 4 2 i LL “lial , ofta? 4. “ ° * | bi eeese . nt Tht tt) eeee: 7 een $ + : . +P «be $4): 4 ts + ‘7 “7 afi f | see} | 54 1 7* as ) a5 ': 3.? 6 i 4 : . , 2 ; ° a ° s . . ; hes i} igi o> PReib:s thi tts iss : ; rt ‘ be : 7791 +? "7 "i oe! ty : cv %) its L ff * St j : 4 tots bede * . ? o¢ . : te : ; botia oF ote ~ : . : i 3 eaes 7 : , ‘ . : ¢ = -* ; Me sirsess 1 Piss -$ ial pheekd thei ih } 4 t eked bet & Hs patti ; if} ' tf} hehe) Lertie? bk ses veeee . Bs $ he i vs ‘7 tants ted ees 4) a a Ti: bial, i Pei ; =~» i r # 7 . es P, ’ eeeee bi ot 53 i: ; th ’ Tee { +t p ETS i. Theiss : 573581 eeti, : bites hay iY i “4 ; 3: i ii I ne 9° ht ; } + ois + hee 4h ‘ ed o 5 : i . : sy the bet ke ' : : ~* : i. ; : Son» . * 4 ‘a ; * * + i. : : 3 : ; %. Pe 4: Sake! nokia ool , bust . ¢ Pieet + : ¥ ns tet as “re 4.°%e i . =e rf 7 wf i ut Hi igi! 34 ft ta it x ar anf ' At ~ "thor RE 4) bs hey § roast 41 ; f* & ¥ i € ; 7 - . , ae ae ue ee ti . ; ¢ . et : " *; aad. os iv piece ‘ ‘ Pas 4 ’ i i om Z t win 4 Tbs “he sah £ . re: 5 . . . 4 ° £ . ; “i pst 9 of + y ; ; ; : # .¢ } ; . : +. : . , , 4 7 7 ct ee : ° . ’ , . : ¢ : ‘4 . “{ ; Me ty e | 7 ; | N ataa PP | : . oS A | ; : F . « ; pt hae ad Ms lin if sides athe: ha - : " ee ‘ ; . 7.) °¢ . Fe] it ; ’ is : * 4 ’ j , ~ j i i ; v ; A ‘ a “i i / ; F { ; ; sf i Lene ‘ ne ‘eh iy a ght okt 3 - bie sf : ; ‘ Fine quality Spring-weight Suits, fashioned of all-wool chev!- i ite gab ini “ gar ab pa ea paper HEE HH in ote. caasinferes. worsteds and tweeds In the newest single ii celal te an busts Ses F bebe Sb doape os hela tealb fis infiiae 6 iepaan breasted modes! Many with two pairs of pants’ They Go at 268! (Second Fioor.) |} oe 1 s ade af latest eC COl- All othe SHOW V- and double All sizes. Uut “" ‘ res _— ~, 7% ove es 33 ¢' . . — « 'e.. ; . @ w Pe 4 1 rhags tag ; oer oade TF ° . = . > _ z i A - ® res Bee tee dd : : 2 oe act ; - : : : rs yar OS | Lote re | ! Mai i get eg age (He PO eT Ei titiscink iid te aaa ia a ~ 3 ° F- . : ’ re : +>) > 4 tt : , if j ; pee bs 83 bees ° walt $4; ‘ n eS e > os , ~~ ; oF Ay : ar 4 ie af a Pharttsieiiid | Corp epeee Hi bs ii idly ast cco ATES ee: hie Ae ae Tes sts # ity \ ox a . > . $a:¥9 4 AT 4 pe 3 itt Br LSE b3 eal Pe et. See : ITpetr rater rested, PB j > i. 3 i .. MM: ; SST gg? t cae SEE i : ; age e a4 ee hehe © a pis ats a ‘ a a. ’ ait yh tee ee ees + pee Th pete ir: TP ep are etstseben ssi Mseesii a: ‘steer a: + a4 y ORL, inher: SS tee: * Poe 38 ofpea te site Ht , fig: tf hy ae 3: tea | ks? birt, chebeeeet Bs tas th ges Sasateicsss tases atigy MORTES Ss: eercset em eeenendges >; ie Ps aa its id ie int Piet fi : * ge ft tite t « _- : Pa ~~ ~ ty tie! 4 , ’ . | - «2 | % f 3 vs 33 7. etre ; -. , ,* red rts: be eee By 2) PETE Perce as eet ai! + so Pgs rae ct ' bd . ' oot M 4 +f j ‘ . a Th os ter seetre bie eee ee SPS segs re ees - 4 ? pkg gd & : ye ' : . [eee bf “ iz phe. ae +3 § ~ , $ 7 Fe pene os - be BB aP a3 ¢ . 7 aoe $3 2 > 37 ‘:? i : Serr SEER SPR 8 aris | eb: TEs pee rs OS" Eg So 448 mee ett te te . haf ii ; i Pe; see: er tamesha Me c: Pier righ fH BR goign Hibs ii, $5 : . ‘ $a% SITSETE Se rede. an bisee > * eeee* 4 va ek cM " erey " ; eth i g° 3 ae ‘# “ Fae “4 «hats ceqoe ebetetats ou 62924 3 ey. +4 oF . . ad ; : be ah ..* + $2 e-e4 * ays * ta trodes ot Pate ste P Sas tat? aL 6 SF ; bas tee Pees! : gis Es ape < US aS ahe eT’ tC eheest | pate Bers he: : epee. 3 . : : 3 : os Se ‘ - def ag TRESS wes oe on: ben gereee % reas "hi dsdugs Oe ei : 4 : . serene ts rode cee, ; , ? ? +4 ive ; ¥ ‘ ~ rs N. W. Cor. Eighth and Washington Av. picid » ‘es ae iene Pian af ’ tt gy ft ile - ¢ ; . ec ememgttlty — *

Page 22

ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ > WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, 1926. ST.LOUIS. POST-DISPATCH . 2 . z * 4 :% ‘= 4 ie . = on . ah ae the body of an) |. woman are missing following an | Firemen discovered , oe DEMOCRATIC SENATOR | explosion of a still in a two-story. unidentified — prin go Fyre town sec-| wreckage of three huge 1] dwelling in the German cee gato ADVERTISEMENT a ADVERTISEMENT | FOR, 2. ; 00 MUCH EM tion of the city. The house was the basemen URIC ACID 2 FORBURNING ECZ A : Nt destroyed by the force of the ex-| was estimated to have been of 100 “ | Apply Zemo, the Antiseptic A All COL HOUSE | sissies and fire which followed. gallons capacity. | LET US SEND YOU THE WILLIAMS TREATMENT | Liquid—Easy to Use | . 7B | ° F. FREE 85 CENT BO rt LE (32 DOSES) . . | When applied as directed — | j | b. eumatism, idpevy e#ene NaacdceT | your s eep is roKken y an af | effective! removes Eezema, quic y i « ee Savs s e troubles, and ail ailmemts caused) ritated bladder that wakes you up) stops itebing and heals skin troubles, | McKellar of Teanes oe ) "y br too much Uric Acid make you every few hours, you will appreciate | 9)so9 Sores, Burns, Wounds and Chaf- He Wormed Way Into Con- P | feel ‘‘old,’’ worn out—miserable. (the rest and comfort you get from) ing. It penetrates, cleanses and ; rs 2 ’ om + . ° , / ilseR. = ? ie Just because you start the day the free bottle (32 doses). soothes. Zemo is a clean, dependable fidence of \\ Zz and beautiful! 4 ok **too tired to get up,’’ arms and legs, Oe el Ml tien wey and egg a. — os a . | f M 3 ti les eore: with burning,| 2£ Fo s notice, YOU’ that is especially adapted for day-| J a ne | aaks, WEEEeS wore; will ‘pe name and home address, we will | ime use bt it does not show. | 37 the Associated Press. . © +* WASHINGTON, March 3.—Col. | FE. M. House has been accused in- aching back and dull head—WOKN | rive rou a regular 85 cent bottle: ; 9¢ L1ns— t, >. . ; : Seiad des — a cn cage (32 doses) of The Williams Treat- MoKellar | Oi ditte r sh lela ment. Kindly send 10 cents to help} the Senate by Senator) asic! “ag pagers pay part cost of postage, packing, | ecg of Tennessee, of underta | Ask your druggist for a small size! 60¢ or large bottle $1.00. BRANDRETH’ ' Instead of soda hereafter take a|of bicarbonate or soda, leaving 4 little ‘‘ Phillips Milk of Magnesia’’|stomach sweet and free from 4 in water any time for indigestion or| gases. Besides, it neutralizes ¢ Entirely Vegetable Pills : |sour, acid, gassy stomach, and relief; fermentations in the bowels Pure and Safe Yip will come instantly. gently urges this souring waste fm The Best Complexion Pill SG} BETTER THAN SODA the system without purging. KZ IN far more pleasant to take thap es ECA For fifty years genuine ‘‘ Phillips i. : , , rs _— ' 13 |Milk of Magnesia’’ has been pre- TRY A 25¢ BOTTLE They cleanse the system. Purify the blood. Make the skin \S Get rid of the ‘‘rheumatic’’ pains,! 4+. t> The Dr. D. A. Williams Co..| ling to “betray” Woodrow Wilsen etiff joints, sore muscles, ‘‘avid’’ post Office Building, Dept. G-A-1539, | ‘in his memoirs now being pub- stomach, Kidney or Bladder trou-) jr; Hampton, Conn. Only one; lished. bles so often caused by body-made tttie free to same person, family acids. Be strong and weil. or address, Nothing sent C. 0. D.' If vou have been ailing for a ' long time, taking ali sorts of medi You will receive by paid parcel | Describing Col. House's action ag the “grossest piece of \effront- | , ery.’ Senator McKellar yesterday declared his papers constituted “an 'geribed by physicians because it over-| Insist upon ‘‘ Phillips.’’ —_ - rc , ’ ' : ; ‘ q ef fee x: f RI ae CF ee ee eS ee ee ere ° Pll isd 5s GTR MAS PIES As — ~ Py Ee errr eke Ae eS Pee wed % -_ Bea aoe Lae are cines without benefit, Jet The Wil- post, without incurring any obliga- liams Treatment prove to rou what; tion, a regular 85 cent bottle (32) great relief it gives in the most of The Williams Treatment. foees ; stubborn cases. Ffince i892 hun uf.out this notice now and send it greds of thousands have used it. before vou forget it. Liquor & Drug Treatment — restraint. No bad after effects. Moder- - ‘ ate cost. Correspondence confidential Address: THE KEELEY INSTITUTE DWIGHT, ILL. Never neglect a cold. Take at once No. 99. Fully developed colds re- quire No. 99 and No. 66. This safe and pleasant Homoeopethic treatment will quickly break up a cold. LUYTIES PHARMACY 813 Lecest St. Price 25¢ en.; large sizes GOc & $1 "QQ" ond "6G | _———_ / CO); Everywiiere / a Ber’ Licorice ;ever a pare to his The General Motors Building in Detroit. the largest structure of its kind in the world —a symbol of the strength and perma. aence of General Motors and its divisiona. What makes the value in GENERAL MOTORS CARS? est ye 4; } 1 SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AND TEST. Centering in the largest automotive laboratories and proving ground in the world. 2 COMBINED PURCHASING POWER OF MANY COMPANIES, Insuring the bese materials at the lowest price. ; , ? 3 VOLUME PRODUCTION. 120,000 skilled workers made more than 835,000 General Motors passenger cars and trucks in 1925. 4 QUALITY,BODY WORK. Fisher Body Corporation is a part of General Motors. 5 WORLD-WIDE MARKETS. Sales and ser vice in 144 countries. 6 FAIR PRICE POLICY. Standard prices, with General Motors’ savings passed on to the buyer. 7 GENERAL MOTORS ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION. A finance company owned by General Motors, offering sound terms and lowest rates to time purchasers. All these factors mean every facility and every incen- tive for maintaining.quality in the product and value for the price. GENERAL MOTORS CHEVROLET + PONTIAC « OLDSMOBILE OAKLAND + BUICK + CADILLAC . GMC TRUCKS “A car for every purse and purpose” | ungrateful presentation of a sit- |uation that is pot warranted by the | facts.” | “There is one House absolutely proves,’ ‘ator = said, French proverb that no valet. thing that “ol. ’ the fSen- man was House, i appears, undertakes to show that his mas- ter and benefactor was not a great ; man.” Senator Caraway (Dem.) of Ar- kansas interrupted to express the ‘hope that Senator McKellar would not discuss Col. House, adding that “no one will eter read his articles unless the Senator has something to say about them.”’ “Tf I thought that I would be silent forever,”’ McKellar said. “I have read the articles.” “and that is the old) Col. was the valet. to President Wilson during a part! of his administration, and true to| the French proverb, this valet now, “Then the Senator is the only: one who has,” said Carawar. . “ft resent them,” McKellar con- tinued, “in the name of the great man who is now dead and who is ‘unable to refute them.” No one ever would have heard of House, he said, “but for his boot- licking proclivities and his worm- ing himself into the confidence of that great man.’ Senator Neely (Dem.) of West Virginia said he. had been reading some of Col. House’s “modest de- liverances’ and had decided “he is not ofily the fathér of the Federal reserve system, but that in his opinion everything universe of which he father is illegitimate."’ Concluding the discussion, Sen- | ator Blease (Dem.) of South Caro- lina said that at some other time he would ask Senator McKellar ate ' that in the is not the) “just what there was great” in the | Wilson administration. Queen Mary to Face Charwomen. Dy the Associated Press. LONDON, March ?.—Qu@n | Mary wil] attend a performance at the Scala Theater two weeks hence, given in aid of holiday homes for working women. The Queen in the royal box will face the front row of the dress circle, which will be occupted entirely by London charwomen, guests of Miss Susan Lawrence, former Labor member of Parliament. One Dead: 2 Missing, in Still Blast. PHILADELPHIA, March 3.— One man is dead and a man and ADVERTISEM ENT NO COLD TOMORROW TF YOU 00 This NOW At the first sign of a cold—that’s the time to treat it. Millions do it with hot lemonade. They take one when they first sus pectacold. Then get into bed, un- der warm covers. In the morning, in nine cases out of ten all traces of the cold have | @isappeared. This is the treatment that saves millions from pneumonia and the “flu"—those who didn’t wait too long. Just squeese the juice of a lemon in a glass or cup of hot water. The effectiveness of hot lemonade is due to more than its heat. Add sugar if you wish. Get a dozen California lemons now and keep them always in the house—ready for colds. They make the most effective lemonade for colds, ADVERTISEMENT | ee ee ee Rheumatism Can be treated at Home Rheumatism meansNature needshelpin cleansing and toning up yoursystem. No . change of climate or expensive visits to Springs are needed if you use our home method—CHRONICURE. Thousands” of sufferers from the torturesof rhéuma- tism, neuritis, lumbago, and neuralgic | pains, report speedy relief after using CHRONICURE. Let ussendaFREE TRIAL so you can test it for yourself at home. NOW. ee COUPON <= — @ —- — —- - eo ww Medical (o., F Seuth Bend, Ind. Please send without obligation te me » FREE TRIAL of your,CHRONICURE, to- gether with useful information. Name eel Den eee ee! ee Address ... ADVEETISEMENT Girl Couldn't Stand Clothes to Touch Her. “Myr father got me a bdbet‘le of Marre | One dose will convince for stomach trow- | ble and I am feeling s much htter since | taking it. My stomach was eo painful 1 | couldn’t etamd my clothes to touch me.” | Tt is @ otmple, harmless prepara*ion that | femoves the ostarrhal mucus from the in. a = | testinal tract and Sllaye the (nflamwation a | which emusee practically all stomach. lrver ‘and intestinal ailments, incieding append. “itis One dese w'!l convinee or menee refande4. Woilff-Wiisen Drug Stores. ’,!. ween Drug Ce. and drugzists every waere y healthy. Brightenthe eyes. Banish sallowness and pimples. In Use for Over 100 Years. ‘comes three times as much acid in the stomach as & saturated solution drug store. five cent and fifty cent bottles, For Sale by Druggis*s throughout the world. MM his ¢ ’ Inclade 10c Extra for Packing and Postage! - p Yes, YOURS! This fine 2 qt. Paneled Double Boiler made of strong, Eureka Brand Aluminum- ware.. Free for only 50 White Banner Malt Extract Labels or 30c and 30 labels. How easy to get! So buy more White Banner—save labels— get wonderful premiums. Send labels in or bring to our Premium Room at 506 Pine St. Come in—SEE them—or get complete premium catalog today. White Banner | Hopped Oe DR. J. GRABER, 620 OLIVE, Gold Crowns, 35.00 up. Teeth Ex- tracted. 500. Oven Until _ 2 3 Sandays. P ANALG t = SIQUE (SAY BEN A Few of Our Many Premiums Cut Glass—pitchers, goblets, tumblers, etc. Crockery—mrixing bowls, cas- seroles, custard cups. Dish&s—entire sets or single pieces. Cups, saucers, plates, platters—big variety. Alummumware—fine, strong roasters, percolators, ket- tles, etc. Silverware—knives, forks, spoons—all standard makes. roast- ers, cooking utensils—many others. A man and his... White Banner... are never parted. Once you've started bein’ Buddies . . . Life seems tasteless and tame without it. O, Looie, how YOU like this “Special-Dark” malt! “Dot’s Vot Looie Uses’ —and Looie’s a baker Sold ' Everywhere Send for Catalog! GOL -1102-1108 Stitt This Italian Renaissance give you a very attractive handsome octagon table, fet. five chairs and armeh latest Huguenot walnut fi and see this Suite and con self that it is a bargain. Si JImmMmons A Regular ibstantial 2-in¢éh post & COmfortable mattress, full size ’ Spring, make this a bed i +t G€uplicate this Bed Outt Remember—Goldman Bros. . 6 | $1 Cash — CASH— OLD

Page 23

n or PHILLIPS Milk | of Magnesia | @ a|of bicarbonate or soda, leaving the ’?! stomach sweet and free from alj gases. Besides, fermentations lief the system without purging. it neutralizes aciq in the bowels and gently urges this souring waste from It is far more pleasant to take than soda. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “chase es - —_ . — —- $75,000,000 Credit for aie BERLIN, March 3.—R epre -senta tives of German industry, with the of the Federal nent, have concluded an ment by which credjts up to 099,- 000,000 marks ($75,009,000), he extended to Russia for the pir- of German goods. Sure Relief support Tr Will — INDIGESTION 6 "oral Hot water Sure Relief ELL-AN S$ overn-| WEDNESDAY $$ nen “s SHAKSPEARIAN CLUB, | IN ROW OVER UNDER Tercentenary Society Ac- knowledges Mrs. Adeline P. Wagoner as Originator. Not “Who wrote the Shakspeare- piayvs. ‘et “If he did, how would he velled his name, provided he could write?” but “Who founded he St. Louis Tercentenary Shakes- eare Society” is the latest controversy. time, at meet- or “Did Shakspeare have Ss] ) hakspearéan the Aaa . It was settled, for bv a report read ata KV ENING. refined calomel compound tab. ‘without the unpleasant effects MARCH 98. 1926. ADVERTISEMENT ST.LOUIS FUuST-DISFAITE ‘ca Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu To break up a cold overnighi or to cut short an attack of grippe, influenza, sore throat or tonsilitis, physicians and druggists are now recommenda.- ing Calotabs, the purified and let that gives you the effects of calomel and salts combined. of either. One or two Calotabs at bed. —that’s all No salts, no nau- sea nor the slightest interfer- ence with your eating, work or pleasure. Next morning yvur cold has vanished, your sys- tem is thoroughly purified and you are feeling fine with s hearty appetite for breakfast. at what you please—no dan. ger. Get a family package, con- ‘aining full directions, only 35 Comfort and relief ADVERTISEMENT SUREST AID FOR RAEUMATIC. PAIK Always gives quick, positive relief ~quick and cer- tain—that’s what thousands of rheu- matic sufferers report they have never failed to get from a simple home treatment. *‘IT have made a study of rheuma- tism,”’» writes John Walmsley of 28 South King Street, Gloucester, N. J., ‘“‘and I have helped myself and a great many others. I take great pleasure in letting you know that Sloan’s Lini- at — _ ADVERTISEMENT _ and Indigestion Dare’s Mentha-Pepsin Makes Life Worth Living. Guaranteed by Johnson Bros. Drug Co., Wolff-Wil- son Drug Stores, Walgreer Drug Co. to Conquer Your Gastritis or Any Stomach Agony or Money Back. There isn’t uny question about Dare’s Mentha-Pepsin stopping acute indigestion, gas and distress after eating in just a few minutes Other remedies have been known to do the same thing But why be satisfied with relief? Why not let Dare’s Mentha-Pepsin rid you of ehronie indigestion and put your h a fine and healthy ee ake cee ee ; TT ing of the society yesterday at the | ¢ ; : ment is the best remedy I have ever stomach in sue TRY A 29¢ BO LE j eS¢ ana 75¢ Packages Everywnere sic toasagethele: neo Se gimmie tai audi- |e with a swallow of water cents. At a drug sore. used.” eondition that it wil) digest the ver-| Insist upon ‘‘Phillips.’’ les, aul . , im by Hugh K. Wagner, patent Just a little Sloan’s patted on lightly heartiest meal without fear of dis d in| five cent and fifty cent bottles, any3 torney and chairman of a Special) —and a healing = of fresh, germ- tress? ; | tion drug store. Researcn Committee. Wagner's Q U A i H T b 4 W E T W A ys 4 destroying blood sent tingiing —_ — t on aT eee ee ittee decided in favor of Mrs. ; through the pain- Baco} Marlowe and other WET a turn the“Durchase price. n dark horses for the, S1 sal °S , ard’s mantle, the Tercentenary So- | BED, TABLE LINENS AND TOWELS IRONED—AT A SMALL EXTRA CHARGE O Or POST-DISPATCH WANTS supply ciety dug up another bone of con-| CALL DELMAR 4860 CAPABLE and EXPERIENCED 7 | ntion in 1922 when a. member |] inimet L WORKERS for the OFFICE, STORE, a ee | ee a = KILLS PAIN MILL, FACTORY, WAREHOUSE . i that Urs. Wagoner was not tne The POS'T-DISPATCH is the oniy St. Louis evening \or HOME. founder the the 8 newspaper giving Associated Press news service. - : Beautiful 8-Piece Fr em a coe ta with but one dissenting, that indeed | € Di od - it Vche was, ] the movement to de- ‘J 4 Inning ouite pose her jer continued un-|f/ | AUTO STROP RAZOR GARDEN PLOW AND 4 til this ye came to the noint of ate eerie CULTIVATOR “s ° . appoint a Research Committee ; a Blue Bird Dinner Set Included , The Tre O CS ad enougn LO fill 3 ; full page of this newspape For 2 - ff 7600 words Wagner piled up evi- 810-812-814 WASHINGTON AVE. SLLOUIS i ce tha — WW: agone} " (thes are 4 © iot related) ounded the soctety WEEKLY AD No. 1114 or By ge ‘ ipon approval by the late Melville high; 4-inch tire; ? ae et THIS SALE CLOSES TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 5:30 P. M. handies are adjust: \ Wilkinso ” waco IBBe: on able; has cultivator . ts . t Interest . LeEerc nary @€x- tooth. plow, shove! | “5 tS | tana ius (ero "eerbes: (AS -SEND US YOUR MAIL ORDERS S244 ©3379 g T —————- & h 88 © onan lab igloos a 2, aT Sag ts cg - OTHER AUTO ®&TROP 2 , = Sa NS ‘ as continued li a@ permanent organi- SAFErFY KAZOK SETS GARDEN mete red 4 : tbo eee | M4 es esol wird to leon. $5.00 MANUFACTURED AND DISTRIBUTED BY ciel brea | 2 | | Lee: Bees Bcrary cridenre presented by Spas A NAIL CLIPS... |. SCHROETER BROS. HARDWARE CO. ster ot body | a | \ i = me = s , = : : = ——e mer €COnsistiigZ f letters Wheel seth sat int ime OL Z00G G y EONS * ‘ Dring ; ae 4| : S2— BSE FES ee oe V4 } nay Easy TP iltesea conflictine! cvidende os to 63c ee a ee Prien $5. 69 | : : : 7 z “4 ' —' — hs M | : ct " ‘ vee ag geht re nf | BOYS’ OUTING KNIVES ‘ Other sizes as follows: | = = Se § onthiy §)o"*: | co doda de bold , $6.89 $7.89 | —— . "as ” inese witnesses are as good as 10 ’ p { j | P “ no was fo inder ae Taey are Pg | 4 : as STEEL GARDEN RAKES > i _ a ents ty the personne! of the) first off- ; * . | L ' s | - rs, their testimony is} decidedly | ol . Mn aa py . | = (js 8 Pieces Complete | AMUNDSEN DATE CANCELED # FURS ih af | } Statement About Dr. Cook Fol- &£ i and , LEAVES A DRY FINISH 4 ‘9 “ National Geogray} Society. He /DRESSMAKERS' SHEARS Easily applied with cloth or waste. / / 2 odo Apis hoe es 5 lea MANY INSTITUTIONS USE heavy socket, price. . y 66 ? ror 3 d td 2a it helnaa-t angles ithe WOOD LAWN RAKES ensinte newspape on all their woodwork throughout |“ Straight-grain hardwood, curved back, iccepte sorcjet their buildings. ate Ge inches 69c exp r ex} d 1a date os di PRICES AS FOLLOWS: Kekona cae : BLUE rapt caer Sel : | ee Fae ee. | Pee OR Ee Secs gas guamacet Gallons. ......$3.00 Half Gallons. . .$1.75 STEEL GARDEN HOE a WITH. YOUR Bee \E March 19, was. canceled Capt. G ins. over all, 6M 7 ine. over all, 79e « PURCHASE CASH.OR fags | & Wi Amundsen, following a| visit to oes cher all, Be Cuerts . .....ee Tieepess..... . Oe ew of Our eaoky opie BSF RO tg Cook, an old friend, in | Leave: na een? ae 4-ounce bottles, each..........25c eae aT GOLDMAN BROS. hats ie . L ny | ,orthn priso! Mintres Mut teg as — PARIN( KNIVES SPECIAL PRICES IN QUANTITIES Stee] aocket Hoe. made of best steel: Premiums : that Cook's claims to the pole 4 ARING KNIVE ‘GET THE SURPRISE | ere 89c ly a -£ is itd ae : cmt piece oeeneeeees ¢ he © a OF YOUR LIFE ” PRUNING SHEARS—9-INCH tcl bi ee | | + ' 3 Shops, Sporting 39 wails @id criings, Anyon can do jt: \ inches Price, each a? R 98c ; > 7m) | EE Goods Stores. 1 . Cc st mix Rut ; wi water qd appiy ae . j {{ m3) Write for free $1.89 ¢ siiink or abeord. . Ges ie 1 wl | GARDEN SPADING FORKS , je ‘Ire utise on DIM-A-LITE ange ~s . it i" _ _— a. ee P edt . | ' i F 3 Dogs.’ to “ee >s. a ae ee c+ ave eur mecitum- 4 5 Ibs. a 4\e ae y steel tines of € knives, forks, | 33 Addr ess Dent. Parcel pest, SOCKET 8 tbs GOc ch-grade 1 57 j mo ter Price 3 pounds. __ KITCHEN SINKS — aug we 60tate all standar d makes. - et 2 H. CLAY GLOVER TT = eee te STEEL . , Ms 4 ac. oF Sete ishpans roast- ef 7 HEH 119 Fifth Avenue re - am $2.°25 98c peg foctea Yn GARDEN : ‘ i \ Ge] ¢2 $2.00 = THe SPADES king utensils—man : 4 yi ag courts Px201A nee Ape Welded strap y + ~s BALKITE B Lg gae a ba “ft — a ° ai ted >s " - Blue Bird Dinner Set sees eee eso : 98c ‘6 BATTERIES EVEREADY — Included can bears the union label Si B d, S ind M tt 4 a wey v “$3 - PORCELAIN ENAME! SET. ol ‘ 42 inches over , immons e€ pring an a ress HEAVY DULY, 45° volts $3.98 % (la ed nicke! plaird nate — and — i LOUD SPEAKERS Y eee Oe Oe uk Een ee shovel. Handles A Regular $35 hilles tor. . . . A $35. 00 . agin ty 10 fe t jong, © ee wd . ce ae ae eae aw nmons’-Bed, tn Wajnut fin! vone AYpe. ++. Jie Sacha’ TOILET AUGER S167 . agemgabe le mattress, tat size, rol! edge, good ticking, » type $25.00 POULTRY NETTING Fiexibie ster i"@ y deavy Bpri make this bed you will want to sieep on “a ISLEY $14. 75 Best Galvantees——tcomes Quality sine Pho mac coiled ws ee Annet du ieticate this Bed Cutfit for value, : my H. JP $ for removlog Obstruc us oom rhe 6. 69 tons 16 Pipes ry SPRINKLERS ~ s : Risener. (;,oldman Bros. dae) ge Spal ariel COCOA FIBER DOOR MATS a in “790 agg cag 8. | ~ bc $1 Cash am $1 Monthly a Size 14x24 89c price. +>. inchee high; aunts | ' wk Spec Parcel post weight brass. Spectal 69c IAMOND “E”” —_ a ‘1 | R D SEWER AUGERS 3 9x12 russels Kug Salt Aan remeow a ion > VENTILATORS — : i xtra heavy and cormé 3 Gives you FRESH AIR without drafta GRASS ‘SEED by } ¢\f tterns. Acid \ Rubber tub- , et t e+ oe? r seine i Fancy Blu aes. 4 beautiful A for oo cannot \\ ‘| ing 24inches x inches wide oe ud 2.35: 10 pounds. $5.00 “4 —— Dripand \\ |E) long will 9s fhe wie ave Monthly | room. You nave Burn r : | reac}! h ys to 11 inches wide a iti RED. TOF = Pe Z these ug! to apprece ) 4 i t oO I v es. . ies.) “er [> ke opecnateeg ~ . your Bie fadio cabinet WINDOW Se ee a , pe TCH WHITE (LOVER z _ them. On Sale is {'| or under car sii , R Ge » Be: p ». 806c Price, per foot, in 5@-feet length f —- a ry 9 ‘ ; C d ues, | tal fle d nerfectis — $1.10 ‘- toch, 13 | wise. r paar eer * Blue Bird Dinner Set Include Floors + deeeh sh ne ee. soba } £1.35 EXCELSIOR GRASS SEED iy" ply, hee ~15¢ + Oo 7a : : avoid ilting — tome ~@ite £1.05 1 pound. Se; 5 unds, $2.4 % -inen in., S-piy, Pe / lesserianited neured, They ~""" ‘Retls 50 Feet Long 0 pounds. 84.75 3-ply 15c | extra heary. 17c ss © Clothing Ss OO. a ey we so simple 2-foot wide BF 3 HYDRATED LIME nanes Lino Art Squares YO marenycro- P= so sot $id ee a WATER-WEIGHT : avrove meter test. Bi tnem together ate wee Si13 what the yrare of use have taken from HAND LAWN « ne pechanica Reo! 159 fre ; * om wie $:3.°24 lowers are! ‘ eget ui yng onnlnds ad of wees ROLLER / & Size 9x12 Feet Distributed by kill neces Rolle 350 Sent lone. 3 fect wide, So ee i ich Geer oi oe... ae in Sin Ol ‘ a We are placing on sale, Benwood Linze Co. sary Prices Reile 150 feet lon tet © 57.80 oe ee, Se 175 Ibe. filled...... $13.50 ‘i PS since : e salty % W. E. Fuetterer Supplies Co. as foluows 205 los. filled...... 616.50 Be tones gotee: B cour, Ward @ “Hinner™ Haraware CoD SCHROETER BROS. HARDWARE CO. = moo man ‘ion of patterns, ful : 42x4-. per set hi A st. L i M 265 Ibe. filled...... 00 a Rx48. perm 810-812-814 Washington Ave., ouls, Mo. 420 ibe. filled. -:.. mse | ee HAFFNER MFG.CO. a a | | S 3120 CARROLL AV 2 GOLDMAN BROS., 1102-04-06-08 OLIVE ST. me Sa ,

Page 24

~ ST.LOU'S POST-D'S"...2 — | BUTCH HOLDS BANTAM CHAMPION ROSENBERG TO DRAW IN 10 2CUNDSBATTLE : obertson and PS 2 a hr ee em Some ste ee ee ee a ey oe Ga ag mmme a} Round Cardinal Infield Puts Out a»: ae , 1 | & . t wiCCorgary, ' utpointe Players Expected to Strengthen Cards ™ A? eG ee : wvewewewwe Del ; . . ore ee ae ee ee ee i i ‘ ) : or Muny litle | hal Barrave asthe ica - . > _ By K.QO. Kaplan, Shows | a Bae. T — oe v : : } ag | : Sta ts onight f Ww e 1xon ais | I repares 0% ACC AME ‘se the Battle Front . ~—* ‘ , “4e e ron Price and ‘a Quintets + Sisler Will Use Is She P S Pea > Res -+ f tha rary: Fill rstt, ee a Meet at Sherman Park ( (....:.; Commands Respect of the Enemy, Bill Killetet Sagi pefenitely Deetdedl Okiahoma Middleweight Swaps Wallops With Cleve Community Center | hibition Contest of Spring Will Be” ‘ ” : First Ex hil Pees on (GOL Of er ee = | isi Be \ = TSA t : | fas e I S3r:anr - . ee . s @ ssiG-é. ai or (ee Oi wg BE ag FS wm 3 Begs | : J | ~ 4 O93 lA. , > : ' . as ae 2” s ‘ r¢ ror ~ ~ Playe oaturdda . i anes Pr" * ay " * ee “| > t as - TCHER ; HbOMNS OL y af Coluseum riee in the fina] round of tne mu- Bs | nicipa!l basketball eliminations wil “n° ae : ee Peper gery aa By William J. McGoogan. g 7 — ; * ° ‘enter tonight The other i the Post-Dispatch Sport staff. '*Blormer Yan ee, Hit By Dent McSkimming _ Of the I ps [ will R ' ~ : d — |lUe v1 O vi} taxe piace Bex ¢ , > ~thy ties ~ Fos ¢ , creat Tuajoriity of the «tu persons Who attended iast wight two games Wil tah Jee ¥ SAN ANTONIO, Tex., March 3.—Fans who like to hear a tala Monday, . eturn to » Pe, |. Pens , ? ~ . wR , WER. . a - ? - - ~"rodinatle hi “a e AimZ show at the New Coiis@um beileved that they had come te ° ‘ ae 2 : # : 4 , * } line ; Lnamnionship| tive infield, should get an earful from the Cardinals this year; 4p Uniform Today. x: : A Se, : : v4 a > . ‘ x n > ot eft ¢ i t 4 { 7? Se: S254 %25" sia . , ° : i ee : ; : : } ; ~ “ar Ir Tharennt 4 3 y 1} see “we mT . 4 - , ‘ = 4 ~ Per aiiisS ‘oi = ) roe . | eT ¢ ‘ *) PA a ie r ‘ , ft ri; hig clé " ‘ing ¢ i989 C Tnovucnho Hornsby, Bott omley iLiodevengo a8 ia nd eh ee et i AY 3 heep Working 4s “¢ i Rae | ‘\ iad ‘ as - $'.4 454435 Sn +4 oes i at _ al : ‘ ; = ae ii : alle ene hen . “ean * lee ee ll acetii a 4 sWay, Pruisme two very muca ave tisniters, Georse But t o* e Industrial basket race, in/together for only two days they Gave their conversation attack @ E. W $e* '? »' ~ . ta > } na =» +7 = 4 +7 | yy the - —* cF 4 ae ~ i ¥ ih Fi 4 - ; tio = im fin? ; of f + i- , r ore ~ } : a a ~ ° ifr¢ " ra with Chark ? “Phil pes] © «4 . = _ a = bikaas! i4tlONS tne in field in prac Se. ate S tU site S = Wsi siVUurg Saying. rivalry for such few Pp ositions , = — nd — ' a ar —? . - f) r 3 Ce Charley “Phil” Rosenberz. ban-. ‘ bw etse . to we : Chatt r daoes not Win bal! or eimili £10 fe } jec tive {s the . under dispute yes rda% & ; € e % rm ‘ 9°" & , ne An CA ge \ *. . “4 " 3 + é2 t e ert) re 2 7 oe 2.e . = 1? } 238 ? me as ur c r T . no er ¢° ~f) 4 _ iv of professional ring expér-ence, & tamweight champion of the | prices AG tnt Vern erners.| cames,” Bill says, “but sitting on; Waco sam aturday and the play. ch other the once-0OVer as t= — a = wf . e i > roy vn @ ‘ " a iS . Bie A " . oi . = I oe j ry 2 - a tat . . i - Si ate ae fea °.) - , sorhned G! parr.eu ids back Uh _ » wWerld, and (,.eorge Bouich,. St. « | rh f 9 iis ¢ : ere’ the bench an hile the oppos.ti« n in-; rs Want to be in Condition to give priced 6ut a nd themselves were 3 ’ . 4 4% - —" ¥° it, +? , ( i a - —— + =~ 4 > Sad 333 rk es . ° — j gr é a ° *“17 "yf + hh - > »be- 4 ; * - — , mows Oo Liic¢ fa TOUS ma. 0. en ) Louis, 19 rounds to nm dravy. | 2s i hest con imati im In, tne circuit field is talking it up during fic ld- ;2 & oO : nites ha Lil mselves there der rae scrutiny ' f Man ag’ F ; Iva sche and finished the I » rounde Welxht: Rosenberg, 20 Butch. | I ers e eat iand won Ty} their Own Merl. I i ioe ie practice vou can hear romarks i Tavior Dout! ee Wits d Hornsby erg? Siele] Pe so strong and so eager tO eXxcnanee |} t=t. Heferee Walter Heisner. ™ aod1y tne Verner-Werner team wii ¢ " oo? on tha Anernn’? etic qs yesterday that he would arrive iz ‘hethaur Melliic Wii! beat ; } é - + ~ + } r . = ‘> a SRMIEFINAL, Sven. ? ' : ~ -”s hLa+¢ > oes °a eNTry trom all over ii UUusvue sin : rs Cs Ty} *) r lay VW po 4 a6 hs seo = - : punches that he won the hearts o! , : "8 | ° reign favorite, Cre WS PICOty TT us otne’ eninge ta be touch to beatl nc Robertson at third - Bam : " “ res Salone A aie nite at ry oe a ; A. «>, Phil Kaplan. New York. i a ® ge i oom c Staats. on ++h they . om 4b ‘ & a i—- ‘ 4A 4 i Tod — >, thin oe nw of the 3a* eV’ . +4 —> . a ° 3 b : ie r¢ ee Pe... ai Das. aes -i.* tale ( ‘eee ‘ % r as i pia ‘ . dinates -. “” e ad cc“ «@ VY e -4 val j gn 3 - mo rs +* : ae : " = > ’ - , : . a : | 4 cutpointed James “Babe” Me- ears ip e : , : 6 : : © - - s \ ee | ~ io si . ® ‘ , - — al { - : Bee osm sieleet — > Corgary, Talaa,. 10 rounde. ¢ : the pro: O. : ‘ a ee ee* Go it ts a good thing t0 le... sw ee & practice, ture as an infielder suffictemeg &, Bouts Interesting. Weight: Kaplan, 158: MeCorcary., | at of prowess en ouragve a lively ne of talk iacrigey ets een 2 gha! CG;erber ose from the st mt % eS Tam ‘herr he } im . ee eee aa ~ —e . ge Wwra ¢ « ii’ ii i ai lh 2 of 2 i hi > ’ ‘ ' 46 os o in bo i) ¢ ra} te y © aa _& R.44%. 4 ° x {Le 162’ 2- Referee Harry -.. Sharpe. or ] t ace j Ty Pn > ‘ a 3 ? re . Xpe;r it Y re s) is ” : T } mi 7 en ry .. it oe @ ; 4 *- . il d Ww as over ee m ) e% aD ; \ 1a" “ae ae e -« : ‘ a . a, Por tr @ vers t a “= ; ® Se _ : oo a Vie _ . present a combination of rough, THIRD PRELIMINARY. | \Verners will have a lot to do; @™mons e 7 rs. i Ss ROC P| be fore 2 o'clock. The sessionss™ or. . i = i r ; , + - pa at, @ #1, ake oo “iar : PP Mes a rn ‘ Sila - iis : . tough aggressiveness on the part)‘ feu Pivae, St. Louis, 176 -tth the final score. Goeddel and} Up the morae or tne team ] - rr - - ’ a ‘HM self-assurance and superior boxing |’ Ravy. ut. took a series of nese , Buckner’s Field Goal and Free, in the defeat of the Trumbulls at] The Cardinal infielders are tn | yesterday. but Trainer Kirby Sage ae ©" a i : |) arg, + took a series of nose a pe a - pee $s ' : . lel cha 4 t of *hird-strin Be *. ~r) we « mnt # ¢%3- +4 ~~ | { F if - oS oe ee ne . el aa a 3:5 ie ee i -* Sai otef as hae nn : 7 Os. ; : ; “| lif, > 5 . . ~ ‘ ‘ n bg : cal 3 . . ' ‘ rn r j ] " YrTii¢c Ile ) afeal Knockout, fifth round. PAPAL APL ALA LA att tet Iwesterns in the other, semifinal] p.y are a little overweight, but | 25 ™eS SO Snrous” their workout ntous. ¥ ~~ Se 6 ani re * sit it ¥c i ~ ame bigs ar ion fab nil ual He is sure he has a g eat club £@ Two Big Issues. Dessay ’ a end Of tne Weer. Fae ntoh? fhe ; L —_ ated ae le Pa a =) Pic Tr nis 3 : aGe - ¢ : y ii +} [ A i tnir —e eee « Billy Willie eutpointed hid ‘ e “= = , ens pare . Mmerne little tiff at PR PPP APPL LPP LP LF OPO LIP IL I = ~~, BILL WARWICK , CATCHER WALTER HUNTZINGER, PITCHER yen * y Pioeit Werte: “Wo er? > eee zy } asin a, eS —s alg were ' + main one behind the bat are Pa Cc ' ee each bout extremely interestin iO 4 B ; ~ on . : oe ; i (a 4 as ? > Boland, stx rounds, . > Price. rane SoS eee deg schist rela = _—s , : ra the spectators. °. i — LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS. | Bot! } ad Hunizi th had major league ex Puechier. AR. OF. oe ces ce... Strauss | Flowers a @tood Fielder. iguests at-a — show cond.u.teg real incandescent issues. Mek 4 ¢ Be . a . . ws od * ’ - , a is ag ' t nns a a uy TZ nN iave G U > xe a \f ‘ 5 Ve is = ’ asi : 2 ’ : pias pe : ; 2 : ’ 7 The failure of Rosenberg to be- ‘ : Beaumont 31, McBride 14. oth Johnson an aig eo | Pl Nuchow......C. cissccreccenes-Hovt} D’Arcy Flowers 1s attractine |o% Jk SReMOn, She See ) newly arrived yesterday ese eae le Fm we $a o* — a a > ; . - ; ~ ~ oo) bs J Any! ; rT ec? = , r rer ngzver ty ; aed wider 9 nd +f é roug! | 7 epg kK € re.. LE = ©. ter . IT, €% - ve ot SOUNC - Country Das Sado John Bar- perience, Johnson with the Detroit club, wnhue Huntzinger i 86 v hase 6 9 os oe . ® em 2 a ite: 2 . much #n vorab! > Cor iment h + is 1.0 iS €s ’ . VW ho is pro moting prize ppe ’ ¢ 1? 2a > “471 er e! if +¢ "4 ~ ra : 7 qantagn ithe pe i ed AS nen *‘lTomn VY eeper.,” Ss $% t a ? ~ | — ; ~ ‘ \ TG Mi 4 “ere . SO oe 2 2 2 Ses j 440 as t\4 4 ~ he we & 2 : re er ges : fiawkhtac nh re .* \s wes = — ase, - —o lie . ee : a George Butch was so s b re oo to) coneme té. was with the _— three years. Both are right svg work here. He appears to know | USS*5 Atte. ly his first day on the field j 6 . : : a tabe ‘ COLLEGE GAMES, ; : : ; ¢ Missouri 25, Washington 21. Bit Warwick was here last Fall and made a favorable im- “m*"MONT - DEFEATS how to handle himself on the Pcond Boe he showed —— ll. ee | CBreesion in the games in which he labored behind the plate. M’BRIDE HIGH QUINT “i!4 224 possesses a good erm | several nifty stops anal Pidvua “ph a: ee om Vz a, it Was ¥ 3 us 6 = . } 3 rote ' in a ch r rear U ° be - 7 «we ‘ eo he | He was obtained from Houston. Beaumont High decisively defeat- He broke a finger last 3 mt he will take a lot of beatingugs e@aumone réervone I[n st. Vi 9 s : : ? + : a Cape. 2a ° iator 20, Loyola 14. = +i leare 7+ is healed up now and no 4 . a Sie ee en — in RAAMPPAPPPAPPE PAO FI es ye nea, e > says ai i 5a Ca 1e% &4 b ba . ai as + ‘ a site ete rounds, after a bad start, a Lawrence 24, Beloit 12. eens: ears? gh five last night | ton eeet toentin. | Destroy the cax and you . J > i . i = i I : , ‘ ’ Lf . . : qi - ata ft “ x ‘ery! ta ' ca] a ee ~wrcn? “>,4? © ‘ ’ } sPeri FIOO = 7 1 Tr vaki ‘ ° » 9 . 4 bs tt . s\ e 7 - il _@re@= iy 4 throuch % is da arder unchin 4 Ti¢ Comm! sii nN he ad rh maui i. L€eG Cc i:s3} ae “ Harvard 26. Brown 34. ~ a" i OT : ne Nf > Br 1ae@ i Or, a2 to i 4. i .& 5 = remov 2 the efect. Use the \ Ja ing sup ri ri J x | - Ue 7 : - — aia aes » se -- dba > ae “ "ae ‘ “st es ee age a eee : o ; ; , ? H he? ‘ — hatr rac! ~ = * ee Sa nm thro ~ ~ an be - 7 7 > ~ ~~. 4 1. ’ ~ : , : ; | tation at the ringside and announced Geneva 32. Westminster “2. ‘rlosers, sav is t ieir ie rS 1or| Yesterday was another PErrec: | Orig! ‘nalkd — i germ-remedy : 3 e the reguiar tenancy f this , = = } F i iT ii 3 go : i? a 1 3 0 ry) re i ® oo ¢%- hh ne ss any that Ley W ~-s belleve the !o wen 9 zt en ‘his early it seems probable YO Pe RAAAF AAAAAAAAAAAL AAAN i a7) — ‘ nh ° re eo 1 * 5 ® ~ 3 Db "y mer. and even then oa > + 3 Superior generaiship in the closing} : . eo : Ja = * ss” A deradsy see = ' X a he ¢ —* oe! ~ s eee sa F a ‘ es . : © nn: a ~ ms = -_t- a - a rounds he won back much of th jthat Leeper’s share of the purs- Grove City 27. Thiel 17. RRR AAAI RAPD OOP I Nw their game Friday with the Country | gov for practice. It was hot and | may not musiuUS iit Mei O ilu fa: Lise *as3?A + ala es ~ eae . om ‘ os = m4. riicial Prenaratea : : ° . :§ ground lost in t os a ee Oe tnves- Duquesne 36. Betaany 2. - a , EDWard, s°x fur-ongs$ peg i yn io Miata tor ees . a°OT¥ (tne sun was bright. just as has! q egular. " ‘a UT} sUSL sii 2:0 irs imree ; +7 afinan I 4 2 ; t mp * i « . i ° . 7 tT ~ P COntect oo ante "Ee ¢ seconde 8 Cie 7 ig . 7 ~-* _ a. . - - 5 Le a = +e i ndian 34 r ‘ by | . ae a*+¥ . " - .* ee 4 has — * SNe r t. ~ ~ “~? 4 ; a | ae eareyss é . a . No ih yestern 2. see "iy ttewes" . % , 9 1 me Pa ies Pe he en +he case he re every dar. Wo* ; "Said ar all Grud c -ounterv ; 9th kiobertson and Nf. liilo are “4.33 : rouncs oe Xx th €; li SA 2 i ?hsa $ ? 7 pes Ae ¥ 2 ‘ a" - - * ‘ ~ + cr Tr £ TT i r | ao i ee oe eTs and Ms ; —— ts 5. The C —— Xor arolina SS, Mississippi . ~ , s t - Sa : NC on ° uche f° ser i . a“ . é ? . , eean 054 - : Ny — - se -— : - ’ : : -_ Pu itch’s style, not t all pretty, P ome ; vouched for Leer - ar Marvville 27. W arrenshorg 22 are . oF iA & aes te Pe ; : Pie SV OTSIGR «oda cb BS oe Beaumont “enter wae the OAC weatner. ; rsed along yesterday, and ne t m4 —_— hentia, = ee ~*~ norvrer r ; Sitch? ; - é . ; pe 4 ~ ; ; : - aati ’ ptt lita si ity : ; ee ‘ DOXxer ‘an id ,USTiCce [09 the tigh: > - “78 as , -. * ae P ‘ ‘ie 2 : i - ctAvwen ? wanent oe « cies aaa ° . > ? first : Ia ar 7 - i pumfied Rosenberg. It was not un-! nuns the persons responsit’ ® AMERICAN LEAGUE. | Sun 3 = } = 6) 48 } up | fame's \iividua: scoring star, Hornsby sent the men through ed to frst underhanded I se ‘ . ; D1 tne erson espomeibie fr: : ° i eT eee ee — ™ eee ogi : selina te ti . t i= Sep : . , ee - . a : t{l the seventh Sona hint eh mee $i q > Rg ato g : (leveland 33, Buffalo 17. os i ees ; . ny ee Bd eharing cco! = honore ® mh Neti. » lone batting arill and the sine. 4 Yen ee 4 ws as* Lilie a rne : t BLLing tne UNnSKiI i¢ i: ‘re — mi tort Vaya if D t ; . ; . - j > ; fi i | ‘ « 2 « - * * j n 1 _ » — to ee . eh BU il mm Airvsii & Ai itt Ais’ tid ~—iuwues i ee - : i - “ous Regie seating yne erro ‘ Rie, : ‘ ; " Etre. bie , : t ; i¢ cre His nei“ At » STrea a@e- ee 4 champion elected to fight at long | mpostor on the card shou!d be pun- cl _ ee.. ee 1* las ® 11° 3 . Pt. in Secale vers appeared to have benefited by a eo = ase ** : > . " “ ° i‘ . ; v 57 7 ore a ° wor 7 m1 - a . Top she > ni Te | Pa | eh ea ‘ ha *~ ee ees f e777. "let : ' oor . j x 7 ; a 3 n to ge " —- ‘- Afar Aaw at ° rc oe range, where ~~ exer cised a great | rm Ae wot ssion Wishes to} wy. University npr ee f race, $1200, « g, 3-year] , | - Country Day, in its first athietie | See Weis a * seer Were T d Full D 3 advantage. In his fallure to solve! retain the respect of the public. If! ate os ee ase | elds, tix fericns ' > sareri ts ' meeting with Tohn Burroughs. hittin the ball on the nose for] uxedo or Full Dress 8 PS y a rb "2 Sis so aad keths ; + ¢ ai ae : " —*. ” ss Cas s : ' og: : - y Race et ae i ; s it 4 the stj ‘le af his oppo nent and in | ne was put on just to build up Tom | BULVesA Cea MCP ped sTktQ: ZEEE 1. ©. XE ‘ wigs nS be - ool, scored a 25 to 16 triumpMN.i line drives t the fences Wucller } u i os sa ad eon = ° ~ ean ae £ = H pt 3: Is ie @ os ee \ he FOES SSE : | atacely & rded. was hich point man bbeds uns ; ° BR e ls 77) * > ’ ’ ; ie seas Vi , . — ee 2 ose ea See @ ae i . ‘ ; ‘ ‘as i “ ‘ ' . . 7‘ oe oo » oa : mor V: ~ f 7 —. . a. ae * GY is) Eckert ints bloody submission Milbh * ~ * om a * on pom a ap . } Ths Hiyriinre Apt rr , ~~ oe | i ie ai — = are ‘4 . sae es nid ‘. and + } , ** ] ¥ Vi r P * i ] foc4, } 4 ; 5 ‘ ~ Tne + ; a ‘ nm 7-2 rate Ais + a 6 . - ~ ° ° +oahnla - apigem ae i age -. ot te , . x McCorgary “Takes It.” aR hand he had the puncn of aj; Bengals gave them a comfortable} Fifth race, Sia. The & ; ERAT > se z - . r + , "no _— +. : . : : na ee | éacg = ; . , : * ig at i ae ‘ ‘ x Phi) Ka = coming fresh trom i aecays weignt. mm rein carouzgn Ciid firs* he riod, | : > ric go ¥ . 8 shi : ‘ At Miam: - oe ~- + ~s aii : - ir a . ‘ = ' : . , . . i rwhan ¢31e ePrinnic’ Ra- 79% . ae ee on sgn bens : . 7 9 4 x knockout vietory at Madison Lew Perfett! New nets fie, | WHEN CNe crippled Bear quintet was} alexander ( ge Demar Lis). ae . Highly recommended for a a : “4 gS ‘ ee ———- wi 2) i #anewac4 + reeart *¢5 } mn +4 own \] as iI BS ifs i i Sapclatecd £ Tess | a Square se a few dayvs ago, Welsht, issued a challenze from the! ‘**‘*“ (O resort to icong attempts. — os Sak ate . 11:3 re Si shel : 7 4) other purposes—Nation » . le t+ a — + “8 "kT = 34 >» a Tt a *- . 9 [+2 ~ . 9 . Tiare: - = : oa ‘ + . s - i a ; a tound Arty Conreary’s jaw an elusive , ns, in person. On what he showed! The Tiger attack found its open-} Srani, S| lies, Sayear-olds, four onme-ha.f luriwigs: _ : 3 . ° z a new a eee 9 a Poe “Bee = * + arre is 1 ? j , re es j é tareet and McCorgarvw’s richt hanq @28'nst Mike Sansone, Perfett:, :"2s nagipesetengse and Yunker ei centh. ‘wiseee | @isooia cs. ..b4s HE . - as Aa S my is eis ‘ a me 8 p ' . ; anit # ‘ : FY? 3 id ay) -- ‘ . . ' ik itm 2 LOWEST _ a? >a eee eee j .. ° +} a i. a ~ eo lid DOX Cha m~y nn or Pocenher “a7 ,% Ch onantan an ** }, o es = 4 pra " SS a rr ‘ " ae a eB B- , : t be A itil it -4 LO be feared. eereary CG ey Bet @ leg "oa pee ciecgaai 2S PENS I SCR 2465 54 Asi °Don ign round | {ree . ine e @ 8 8 @ * at : es “4 a av Xi 32 4 a oe Asad 7 e 4 re0Te Sutch in the same rin egy atest ti The Mis 2! 4p, lias 3 , ” had only a fair deferse net} 4 at W €! é =e a — e, > oa , Ks 4 Re H = 7 Tact ~ 4 . c as = ad = . S AMPLE Name ee? *“*-e. = . : ; +3 - é dae 4 th -_ pce aoa + 91Gs a > one fr e anda €-8.X (ECR. ws . ‘, | wale Me oer F the nose of ithe Tuisa boy. Kabakoff In the Picture. }those of Buchner, Missour!, and} to. . : Tne; 9 oe ino ay ae « MAIL “S ” 7? . e = = “- -_ =n *. 4 > e & ~*~ > BS piety 2 Z ia . ™ ; al y SA ‘ . 4 Except for a few brief intervais.' ‘22°TY Habdakoft, sporting a golf! Cox, Washington. Both flashed} pe; . 113 » 7 ME y a - I Lo | : Zz | Address ° oy, - = > ‘24.2 644 = St FY €e Ps e : = ; —s - + ’ SS | ? Ai . *** seven ee 4a € > t. +t 7 am Ve a ae -_ eo - af . % 4 ' ’ ‘ . a P HIS 4 War lan wus ai3 avs mneter ‘ o Por a oa Yee ae a. >= Kerbocke s. caused at } OV “PP the ‘ eper ay a COT, Sta » 4 offensive ee , i ; ra ‘ ‘ ia A eee : - - = ~ — in . . t *-* : ‘ ’ 5 ; , COUPON % ag wins i 7 “4 » ban) ~ : YO ak * . a * Ps a al “ve % ; ™ ry ae ’ ‘ +, Wt i An e 4 m ‘ i de a a , A 7 monies, Ora at th cea except — ; 4 ee « t i ringside | tirea ~ yet et ieee, €xX OiD ite qg exce iien? x, . = oa: i 25° s ‘> 3 : hardest blow of the entire ficht | from ore ring corner to another, | S02 while the Bengal captain, Mc- Shining Light and Tempest, Leacon| Invincible : ~*~. es > sa ae 4 ” > > . - ° } : he ss af . = . ~ | us ao See i Kabby accidentally steove arin bes seeesmeheie aackneeeee At Havana Manor entry. | » flush on Kaplan's jaw. It carried, Kabby accidentally stepped on aj Millan, went scoreless with the ex- ; wth Oe gl > «J ~ a . a ee : . 2 a A a * *& 7 as ’ hed everything but a clean knockous: cew feet and Knocked a couple of j ception cf a free throw SPECLL e Post-Dispz She mice and “sixteenth: ? ! 2 for 25¢ a y ig . &— % si-~ “es ‘ \ ~~ ais J% WJ is . * ‘ at er ~ ? ‘ i ie : eh 4 = . a hy ° ie: - : ats { cz H0r an t tha ("n : Lies? a tar s'rmoing Year-o.4.8 ra, .:Ve alu a aa ape eR: ve oF a *NMa a r, thy e. Afiirr ; . ~ ov Orgary'’s ehuuliers. B-ASSVe | toss the ex-boxer out of the Coe! d>-erowth 112 Abe’ 202 °R ast: ane 3. }i-eep Gres Sade t - ' .' is 6 rok Wh ge Ad ee. ict eees o dtl % ¢.. : ov ef a Frsuse ee o ie) et oat. & = sagt > Bir . | a . i » SY An ae atite 5 oe ‘ . a7 i i te ¥ t ‘ | s ° 1? . - -“ ° . a a { - ’ t = - had s ed em 80 & Sate position on the other | SECOND RACE. corea 21960 clatmice IS Lug e- eee tll) | arr oak : t* : ~— sige Gf the sine mabby’s frienas | -.°°°O3D RACE. corse F1- siming®. | esmudes 2052121 : Dees ok gg hak nD nage tna : : Seep i m 2 n+ lose ¢ Ge eppeieatadls ar-ois and unword. @x iu BE: Bier- | as 3. ° 2 x om. Satsuma, st sion, | Pr per eane te the Floor. Were at a 3S tO e€Xplain his Trius: 114 :Hieks). S289 RY 3 S466 i otal 7 . 11 slo , Ss and Six turlongs . s 2 ’ .>, ba s € ,a¢ / - ee Soa : he , } s \* ; / | Qj iata, Fair Breas, Medina John. Fina, }.-; 3. ees ed ee | Chrvealie i. 4.105 eee fui ) ‘ Cc ESUL ‘Ss Pp 2MG LUCK, Lem Scott ana ! r 2are aiao § At tee. Sete sa , oa oe Shs ve Six? es Th 6 Soest cacy’ ie : . -_ " = —TTTEP TT Part @1°> . R , - | ee see ‘ et oe ae ~~ ‘ SL 5t : ww" > Sa. "h i939 a * me y &.x tu ine PX LY, ie ¢ e 3 ee i ed en LORI PP OF WAAL FE PALAIS OOO Or . . ; - _ 7 _ vcasha dah ie eA te. OS ~ Simi. ne a le tenis eA Da 4 aye + ase 5:6 OWES. e j : | iw : © x Pi» ‘i nat—ltart 3 Te Foe in . Q | ven - 2] ‘ " ‘ ; : +. - . é : } social sali i eae ; i ~ 3 i 4 . *-« In . . a » oe 44 . e% . ~ i . hag as n * . ' ca a : ’ ai a ; 4 "= “ me $f At ieitead first: Indian Tra‘l 110 (P. Smith), $4.50, | (bites). $5.00. °$3.10, $2.80, firs wt Cogwhec! 2 $. $5.40, | & SO oon SST ~ : Sc y Be Siatre Viyee j : ; j 7] '¢ aro, eS? 441i « eaane o Saw h } R44 ‘ i 1 . ° + -2 ».t i 93] : ' ’ lw a Soe se sa ' . : >» > . , cr. 4 mi« ies ™ * ~ rm , ~~ a a. fs | Weather clear: track fast yet ip di ti ata hy - see, 1213 2-5. |: Miss 111 (sforrti!, S590. rd. Time, | Go. St. sex : - * : ; . $1500. « es “ 1 > i of . me is : se ‘ : x. oF | ng. = ; ? Psi 40 Nia? : Pats eet) Y aC? ; " } 2) — Ss ‘ ? ‘. hs t : i. : — bal ' a Se ‘Lape . \ Aiise Vaa ‘ , ; is : 9 . a? eer lias ae 4 i H a a 2 : >» © ‘ ; e > > - . i we é ‘ i i-~ ik ~ | Be PIRST RACK, $60, - ing. 4 SECOND Pr [14 va | : ad Thos. Lrnn 98 the valu ; ’ - ‘] ; & % “4 ra . - ~~ = ‘ 4 ™ . —s " yf . a‘ Ms > * : } it « 4 = A rh 4 i oF e . ry P « > - - ts ~ : é rt § ar > X . e a > , ~ ‘ - | 5am F ’ be ~ , . ot 3 ‘ . " 3 > bs 4 o s - t : . » Ph 4 rm « 3 | ~ N i 4 73 "ia Bi 2 5 fn 4p) ‘ e > . . ‘ i 4 ; ‘ . e ' ha : “ . ’ ~ " —— TO i > ~+ im) j : i be > a 4 A s ] t I . ; + - an 4 r pare BE Be aa ~ As x e ma i " ~ “ - } + 7 3 tT ¥. bes 4 « i ° i - - + + ws o } ai - ; em =] _ & et 7 . ar. tT . ~ . ial . i. Be. Mi ws Nany Agnes anc Rapid |! moi Weide: il, Lorg Meéeis hd dre 3 : e, ] a! @0 rant } $4.5 firs pie BOs . 4 : i i o ‘my a as ™\2 oak . . + — = “+ = ~ ? ‘ ' +: : { RACE. $1500, Conaolation Derbs, | % , 343 l | 5 : 4.5 1 . . ss i ° ~ . . — ; te AeeAN Tee ee ie ane Gan RACE, Sma, ming, 4-year- : > tn eee A SI L:45 et At New Orleans. *s * «SSSR ’ Whe. a “..9 S4 - si , a . ™ : ia . 734 YP. ~ AT » $b | " ° a. ‘ - > eee ~~. @ = " AAs And . S44 is ' . ’ Ny . . . * ‘ —~ * a be , re. q \ Per 7. ~~ ar * s . t 1 4 ey . h ts 4 . ~ : ] , va I q ; —* , ~ 2 eo m=) bd ‘ ~ j a \ 2 ? 7 ‘ak ‘ as at - . ® ; = eee ; 4 sas ¢ 3 1 roaidens. s§ix fur a - H * : K 3 . ‘ . - * Sis i > ’ "4 " : ~ . 2 sz us “ x4 ° j w« - ~ se f j - * , * , . Fe ; oo . ; . “ie . :7 bas ‘ = ‘ ? °r \ ~ # “Mi Mor S,. my 4) 1, s* . °c th ? ? p-* “ , > r H } ay ? . 4 ® . 7 ; 7 % = ; my ~ q at ~ 4 ‘ " 2 Fatt s _ i ¥ i “ (‘ér *-, eS Se 2 > 4 d ; iz Fete..8-1 % een ; “a Phom Si: Mme — a ? ees NAS neta on te “eg ee ae : . . writing ecg ; . . . ' : CEU ON Ty on t sigalecsoaheditien nat). sestaten ae coy aur heise anion ee 4) batenir 3 tte I . mm ee Nita hen: Milos. | Sit Ratieyv WW ate) - Blue In andl, SEVENTH RA‘ ‘E — Lene n Smoke. — Cann. Mise Virginia Tender Se! " Tiel Second race. $ O, @aiming. 4-yeard.ices | e*) ~ tes ‘ , ¢ Tee LUYemboure aso Par } first: Brown Leat second: Mandered | Pooe Sper Le th rf - t and up. six’ furiongs?: 2 : he oe \ wre ‘ a‘* ° . P bi } BE oe : ~ s of .7 > , . a * es. + a* vr . i ~* ~ " : m - bi = , a 4 > ST 4 os 3 > . ' if t ’ oe | pat ee RACE Sa andi | ae ees : PEM POINT rapidity, sg i ‘ ~ a a _ ’ a, P > . ‘ ¢ : ‘ Pree ; ‘ 4 . : o4 : 3 30; The fow * ; Byes apr $c ee Pe 4 Pit sti prdyy. 3255 Tampa Scratches. At Tijuana. ) i : i! of in : - . * .* - 2 = ¢ te ~ ~ ‘ ~~ -~ ap . . . . : . i, . f a Pa — : ‘ ; : , . | a eli Site. 36" tier? RB * . ‘ x - « . » ow * . a pny plies " * “ “ni . ° : . ae : . at sane Sa oe bee : i. —— mr |} “uns in. Yoorfloor Nora Haves t ra " . er “pale Pa : “oF RE ‘ih ae * ‘rsa checking pen w necessary when “hg “Se Gee, MM stown | : - Ss S ‘ Bue lime check marks will not biet ; eT? ie x bal « : ° J " | * ‘> +. - . mn “ . “> . *; ~ . * f . " ee ; a é FR ea se Msc i a Aine pai. | Shasta Pine 116 (Els: $16. cut. sec?) Pay) Mand... 1104 Brattle 2° 00522.90 ta are solid r4 Se LB s . 7 | : H th 4 : . - Y " ° . ; : , ; } » é 3. f . =) pat ¥ ee and o i>. (= > :> enpere Sea Waterman’ o orks bower 7 * gp fo oe Fa $4 %n. S310 second sre LEP R Weather clear; track fast. ; AE gs a sai , : ez turers: | : t Sold everyw + ‘. 4i) i * Ae ‘ we Lil (3 2 “14 ™ Noavignire ani’ fantensc*er, Crtertrae | ry a fanuel once because we .. ‘i oS me = - ma 234 > ‘ i eo - amt T| h be h 7a5 Pariee MoCansh Aa te 10, 2 tof 4 to S. bNEAT-olds and Up. mile andy sixceenth: facn) $40 rnirt. Tine, 1-07 as. Eavancis | SENN neon Est 1d $1000, claimine, S-yeareX tell you it is the best cigar that . - wd wm = t Py ~~ « : , _- - 3 "i} wardce = | ; : ont: B the Norah «Murt. "to Gs. | $4.30. firet: t 14 Mt tens tar Vendell Air Mall ant Tou eee a a ee See ee 3 ni | See paler f1, | $260 S250 second: Midwestern V14 01. jaiso ran, Top Lady. Logtive and Imnperral, | Claymore, Missouri Bor, Chet. Dares J. | easiness L198 | Buchanag o..] can be made, and you. will smoke on because Manuel will oan : 4 : ~ 9 4 " 33 ¥ ~ | . :. $21 trae . 3 w+ Wa’ _ a - abin} x? nf ‘A “t. , Mr. Pat. M ae ee . : ' 3 ‘ f Bad a . . ; ; stihe : p Ass er wats. & a eal. ass ry = ais - ; | Ls Ulan ;t? t 53 ; a . e . th t i a: pee aleg ran. PF SROOXD RACE $1000 esince & —-- i wivine Al... 108 Schemisete 2.08 reguiariy from that time you the trut our statements. ua os - eS = a ‘ .~ yas poy > - * {Ww ’ ~ “ ba} Havana Scratche-~. rear-cidg and cp. six ¢ wige---Silver Shar | Tijuana Scratches, Sigih race. $ 000. claiming. 3-rear-o': ci >. Reret caceuiten Pent “sant Tea Mia mil Scratche-. 4 «3. Jobne , oa ©4 3 , 4 . an i . . a ; #:° '* 7 1 ’ - = ” -* + ? | " .: eecnr 2° “es ee 2 ? ~~ ’ ee — . ‘4 ‘ . ‘ Fists is TAD eee } {ONTREAT, Maech 1—Th ‘ee Litte Amn MON &TREAL Mar % o. @ Pp t a- Severts e i ~ ~ eS i ‘% - 31 “.S > i i? on 'mn'e @. 3-vear ~ ~ * - ~ 7” a ent ? - ‘ i. 4 ) PETER HAUPTMANN TOBACCO CO., Distributors, St. Louis, Mo. 5 At Miami. | : At Tampa. 4 THIR 2 RACE : $1000. rarceg. @- % + hee »t . 3° + ~— ~~ . - eo rear ee ~ ~ , ures Pirates blanked the Montreal jott« 4: i ud. ore mile and one-cuarter: i Weather clear: track fast. Weather clear: track good Se weak "$35.80 pO gi tiki 141 | Maroons, 4 to 0, in a Nationa! Hock- | °'.tt'e Manager 8) ¢The Leorard 108 - re ) ; ‘ _— ; : » ¢ > - - . f | sgi-taed cee ee et Fe, Sagere), O5.00, $2.00. G220 MERE woege, Go wk. TT ue . } “Rusenvia .... 108 MAZER-CRESSMAN CIGAR CO.., Inc., Detroit ; Klee Hawt 110 ‘&. Lang) $54 2 an ea ee = . e: e “> «© “e » Tre *4 “> “- "§ ~~ — “— aw . ; e1rce P cr . . r e ae am é A . P a . - = et« tAre Erare 4 on a er ~h* . **> vad * ~ * é = nt - . ' me be . ‘ : ” ORG, Stariit 2th cas Prag. ei Ss, Hs, i ei : : ¥ wt a Da wl . eet > . : 7s : ? : . r mt ger " ? 3 Py on . ® 7 : * i ~ la » ©: . _ all - .* ‘ty . . , me an is & qn ¥ }T* 2 A i . iret t ‘s Oo p -* ds ard tu“ C¢é *? I ae - : - % ile 3 3 = ; Be * ‘hat 4 " . - - , ‘ : ° Tt" «a2 o — . ‘ SiS... $6 B . Sea! FL ue, 3. > fet; tae Binee Reya! Je lias Reg Rook bce ias* . , ‘ — ~ Mg PRR. Sy ® wi Ds %* * * "7 : eet : . " 2 - 4 ' E é Pk oe : re nits - » + > . : Og Sate i a Re eS “> * a ol a a Bis 6 “ ‘. es Pil 17 OP x ie PR os G7 4 ow = We RET RAR TB RED.

Page 25

, RAFT RY] Ths &, GF i J . Cg oe v 4 - AY a a. ‘ f. zt i LES % cle * sam Waco Game passe seas the ( e Enemy, Bill AKilieter Sa ontest of Sp Will | S J. McGoogan. ispatch Sport Stat! h 3.—F t who 1) tO car a@ lalka ful from the Cardinals this y. A] “hevenow nd bell \ rere Wo} oy 1é\ i > ; ’ = ‘ VT sf rSa tlic : a ¢ ‘ rr in eveno. tne oO} : of king on him and he vw be able Pmbve}] birst Game Saturday, Vids ive & on ; Waco + Saturd ind the x in @) ) ‘ NH j ion to e > ; , ld- cives Ut! 5 rk , 1) | Hornsi , 4 ae ; rs e )R 17 ¢ , : : : ¢ je 0) , t: ' Yes* .* , i > . er a ' t _ ‘ene } nd -~ ‘ ( \ 7 = ; . if ¢ ” in |) IK - hi } ’ = ‘ “ . rt | y ; aes r . 4 ee Bi nN. president of the ; © ‘ ’ = | S i nic ut’ 1 go throug aL: wo bh: tj ~ ao «A t } 2 ‘ol V¢ . ; a S re ‘ i a. bw COnYd j ir ’ J . "ee ‘ f pst. his |! y. WHO iS pr Olting prize 2 Or.“ : : » FALLING HAIR stroy the cause and you remove the cfec¢. Use the ec original dandrulf germ-remedy «- NewbroHerpicide cal YOUR Tuxedo or Full Dress Sult From ROTHGIESSER BROS. Cor. Broadwat and Chestnut ™_ == o _/ — . « —— + " = o ee Mie = ” ~ 0 > SN a r , ae — s J “). é AY 4 . ; Mf = =a. »\ - Sy NE >. SS AGN ¥ « - Poa ar oe ~ ™~\ - - — SEXY 22 '= tates ek mn LS, > aS i. = — a a fee ~ = — - e Manuel will prove to th of our statements. nail utors, St. Louis, Mo. Detroit, Makers ' iii oT. LOUIS _POST-DISPATCH fobertson and Mellilo, Schang Browns Notes: TARPON SPRINGS, Fla., March 8. —Ken Williams was asked what ° Ri | difference he had noticed in the liveliness of the new baseba a | one vet. : Wialte Shannon of the NXeletios the Battle Front a Municipal League team, h Lf That Sisler Will Use Is ball a bit timidly in practice. It's uite a hop from park baseba! to major league compet! Definitely Decided. company Shannon TAKES REST °° #0 » 4 ight stuff. ing to help and , ‘lean cut 3} ‘s a ’\aa be made of TCHER seenis to oOuTaEee The veterans were try FOR TWO” OPEN some difference from 20 years er Yankee, Hit With a when a rookie was considered by % : he veterans as legitimate prey for . Bat Monday, Will Return to all sorts af rough horse pla . Catcher Hargrave has not worked Uniform Today. out for three days, aithoug has : been in uniform the past t days A chill was given as the reaso By John E.. Wray, The otion picture men operated ts Editor of the Post-Dispatch, on the Br Ss singly and S a TARPON SPRINGS, Fla.,March yesterday. - The ‘eibeggecal s Si. Louis The battle ig joined Such Adb bd ACaUuy vIca vy 4 id ents as are expected to fur- : eee eg matin = eyegare M dy oenige rivalry for such few positions signe ri] Reongory wank se 1té = (OF _the ; : eae SE by Robert Lamotte. Wher the Browns’ ball club as now 4.4) are working it sounds like the under dispute yesterday gave running accounts of two ball games h other the once-over as rivals, trying to gét on over the same wave rked out and themselves were /¢! eth. nt . ‘ }?} le + ae ig Cc o Ane } = amitea le ‘ ak toile er the scrutiny of Manager a tr squea! squeaks ana . * - » 4 » te es - Ps Whether Mellilo will beat ou Men Missiamis Dat Welgns Over sf | hd -S \J ’ sai I Si ? e Robertson at third base, . sr ita indbaati # T M +te ron + t SO Da 1a raid Tlie Aarpon . ~ i evel i t a tc * as b+ >v a4 aud ~T , 4 > ine whi r had ordered “a ne mn infielder ciifficientiv r ‘igte l= : ture as aa 1¢ ld s Ahh a4 Pe S . ney VA ; ‘ams > onde a hed T9 ; : gl ae . ; ’ 7 a. 4 shake Gerber ose fro: the send @ entire tt back last year. rstop t and whether Mere stand 4 ee bat on 3 , . . e - . > haus LIX wer Pr - - AUC -¢: téa Lev re cher are about the on ssues giake . ams said that the bat he c > . . = — ¢ ‘ re von ed most iast year weighed 53 brs * Pa rie ounces. Cedric Durst, in infec rming eee m 21IS%’aQaa « >. . Per Ire 4 Haregr: 7 4 G ] Ore Licht } a7 d ‘ ¢ nis f de! a’ } but the argument is t ar i. at camp, requested cheap : ‘ a ee y Mtous. bat eighing Oniv ‘ ounces, . That's exactiv ore OW d for} r i‘ L siete © - a oe + Aa Ps 4a eT Two Big Issues. 3 E ehte than Williams’ wagon tonfue. little tiff at third base and soe Kern fe -evers' gs r ;main one behind the bat are -s Nevers’ shoulders and torro a still continue to be the can mar- real incandescent issues. Mel- ; oe 7 . vel He is an Ed Delehanty and a nea i- Ce ‘ecreard: Mi ; * new!) arrived yestercay,' Rogers Hornsby in one, only a ped out a trifle, even if it was little bigger Hie meets the ba y his first wage on the field. ixe @ two-tor pile driver hitting } > | » 9 + } ying at second base, he showed‘: §‘44 Y? ao several! sation stops and throws “OC” t he will take a lot of beating. Robby hits back to his best bat i@pen this carly it seems probable performance, it will take a Jimmy at batt ing Superiority will deter- Collins or a ‘‘Home-Run” Baker e the regular tenancy of this ; ‘hase him to the hackground. er, and even then it may not There is no eans f telling yet egular. whether Melillo i} h oth Robertson and Mellil > are Wallie Schang, e new and only Robertson's arm was being, contender for the premier catch- wamgursed along yesterday, and heting job held by Dixon, was not on d to first underhanded. If the field yesterday, but is expected That Delicious EN A | O Volatile Twang e Found Only in the Rure California Grape Juice of the Old Italian-Swiss Colony Cali- fornia’s choicest vintages; over Formerly producers of a half century of world-wide reputation. Highly recommended for culinary as well as other purposes—Nationally distributed by | J HE FRESNO VINEYARDS CO. 2714 LOCUST ST.—ST. LOUIS FREE p°-—- -------------- SAMPLE | name ary ee a ee - eee THIS | Address hoe 8esbivess ich oe COON eee 0ce's o bow kea dss o BOOKKEEPERS’ WEEK A | Every Bookkeeper Knows the value to him of a pertect pen that enables him to write | words and figures with faultless ‘ regularity. 3 Waterman’s Bookk ’ Special eepers pecta is so made that it serves bookkeepers eficiently. Although made with a fair sized point it is so ground that the writing edge is knife-like in sharpness and yet moves over paper with ease and rapidity, never catching or scratching. The flow of ink is tly controlled so tha: NN hair lines or ight shading may be had at will. ettra checking pen is necesssry when a “spent s Dookkeepers! point Wed. Hairline shack: marks will not biot. y te are eolid x14carat gold tipped with the finest iridium mined. E recommend Waterman's o18+4 holder with a bookkeepers’ point to ail “pert bookkeepers and those who would be. Sold everywhere L. P. Waterman Comair 191 Broadway, New York ‘ainPen $:enographer's Maniicld ee + 'eonvinced that Le te A ON Ra A A am en woe WE DNESD. LY EVENING, en ee ——e. 4 1 + accidents occur he will fill his less reguiar etna Boers, ; ery When Haus went to his home in spieaiuman” poise fall he carried with him strict instructions on how to improve his knee ahd to bring it back to a normal condi- tion. He followed these instruc- tions to the letter and when he re- ported to Mack in the South two weeks ago, he appeared to be as good as ever. But every player’ in carnp and Mag himself were rather skep- tical about Joe being able to get in there and play. The least little twist in going after a bad throw or else aking an unusual heavy swing, they feared, would again put Iiauser out. Getting Plenty Chances. Fut as Joe took all throws with- out any apparent injury and swung on every pitch with the gusto he used in 1924, Mack same breathed a sigh of relief ar ran Athletic plaver Hauser's knee had id every vete became fully mended and to all appear- ances was as good as ever. Joe thinks he is as sound as he was in 1924, and Mack treasures the same idea, for he is using Hauser in every rookie game and has also been using him as lead- off man for the regulars. Hauser is going to start at his regular post and will stick ihere throughout the season unless 2¢ci- dent or illness lays him low. in that case Jim Poole, who has been retained by Mack, will do the %rst he on frav says the autionary. whether wallop bat +ha terrific McManus’ him out of * Bramell pre Or today. Thé from 4 kept fay. “Dec merely vet to sh he still is the great catche: two or three years ago. Meantime full line of out 4 —_ Mond he was ‘ i, 4 ¢ Dixon is displaying a first-class throwing and backstop- ping wares. Mecting the “apple’’ on the nose instead of around the corner is (ne problem Dixon still has to solve. Sisler a Busy Man. Busier than all the rivals at tnis camp,is Manager George Sisler, } is full who not only goes through ! share of but finds time tell the pitchers how to pitch, the batters how ‘bat and to observe and catalog in his mind the efforis of all the newcomers. Sisler’s principal concern, naturally, is with the rest -of his e to practice, - 1o his pitchers, for club is hand-picked. Whether he sees signs of hope in his young hurlers will have to be guessed. No one has been permitted to come through with all his stuff. Under Sisler’s advice, Jonnar2, Beck, Bo- Si len and others have made changes tt delivery which should prove helpful to them. Sisler stands back of the pitch ches them like a hawk for he “moves to the ba‘t- hatting of ; a7 1€ if ers amd Wat fa ults, ting cage then and notes the newcomers. Nothing escapes Hitting the Ball Hard. Meantime, he takes his place with the batting queue and is hit- ting them out better than any man ti on hig squad. There seems no doubt that Sisler himself is set for a good year. Yesterday he took his turn with both inflelds, working on first base while both the regulars and the secondary infield had their workouts. Tr e infleld yesterday consist- at of McManus, Lamotte and Gene Robertson, besides Sisler himself. The second string included Oscar Mellilo at second, Gerber at short and Walter Shannon, the 8&t. Louis Municipal League youth, at third. They were second string only be- cause they were -late in arriving S7 ring first here and were too soft to ut through hard paces. Gerber un- doubtedly will be the first-string 4 shortaetop as soon As i's hardened a bit. The men with ¢he exception oo! arm has the newcomers, are rapidly ap- roaching more serious practice form. Manager Sisler said today hat he hoped the last comers to fit enough enter a “@ game wetwrape the would he regular practi members of the squad Friday. Then the real fun will begin. “Baby Doll’ Jacobson, raw- oned, husky and browned by the sun, arrived here late vresterday. Like all the other Brownies, Jake reported high in enthusiasm and low in flesh. Cedric Durst, due in a day or two, now is the only ab- ntee from Camp Sisler. ELE aE SE Miss Klotz Medalist. .e Ampsociated Press. ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla... March 3.— \iiss Dorothy Kiotz of Chicago yes- erday led a strong field in the an- 'nual Florida East Coast golf cham. pionship for women over the St. Augustine a The Jeader’s score was 81, while that of Miss Van Wie was 82. Third place was captured BY Miss Collett of Providence, R. Y., champion and defending : She shot &4. ‘ sienna national title holder 3 ne > SE eae cr ety ane Se — ESE HS A er ee ree cat etre nealion dt an oe a eeeeeeeeneemieeeneeee eine neti POSITIONS _ STARTS AT BROWNIES’ Se RT Pe FORTE RE ILS Ra 2) — - CAMP MARCH 8, 196. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCt: SP ree teenth ne cpeneeeethstesenemens nn oe —_ ee . =—9 —— et tl aa S>-amenaitnane ne MISS BROWNE REACHES ) COBB’S ALL-TIME Miss Wills Is Other Sport on sEMIFINAL ROUND IN. Winner Over FLORIDA NET EVENT Page 26. 2: ‘x: ee > handling B C UB se Rea ta Mont Miss Iclizabeth HRvrar santa Monica, A. Li. ALL L German Star 3 GAMES FRIDAY : | Hse» al., advanced the semifinals yes- aaa aa aaa aaa aaa aa aaa aaa aaa" aa" a™s? IN COUNTY LEAGUE erday in the annual Florida wom- ° aT rh, i “ wh ont in ‘e en's hampfonship tennis ches ® Xxx e American Eliminates Frau Nep- Three games are scheduled in the’ § : p a atche h t , ‘ r 5 a i ; ~.. us uf’ feating M «« ( lara ‘assell, j ap er \y in Ty § n 6 0 6 3 su? ty liigh Schoo! igzue ¢ r Eis € P ‘ i pac ° "sy is at . " } s t ‘ - | if s da’ Normandy plays Ferguson a Mliss \ y k e Santa Mon- {| ire tory Mentone. Ferguson, Maplewood meets Well- ica, Ca e! te the semift- i s , nals when she be ‘irs B ' ston on the latter's wt anes Ch? i Cl UL = aie | As Told by Himself , | > | stents, ‘New Yorks 0mm i] . + ¢ rie | moO ie +" . . . : I] ———— By tue Amoc.iated Press os saa { es aches aq bdattie on tne Other semifinalists will be ‘irs. : , firkwooe loor. a eee Pee te Se | i } MENTONE, France, March 3. ndieg at ‘a - pate t5 ts Saunders Taylor, New York, whe we ; r ; M mV y _it i> ‘ al 4 ‘ | 7 f iT 0 we , . — — J) Hielen Wills Setessed the German , “es ‘. P lefented Miss Elizabeth Choate, ‘ ; : : le county circuit which has not lost ® Southboro, Mass. §&—6. 6—1: Mrs ick} A |] e mo a ea tennis champion, Frau Nellie Nep- conference game, the others having Edward Raymond, New York who NIC oY Vv * e we > . . ? : 2 ‘i , aiaf ve iond, i ty ; , nm picking my Ail American Lagzue team I am selecting the Pach, decisively in the third round dropped two or more Webster's heat ‘ire Ww 4 Pritchaed New play ers on the fame basis that I have used in naming Inv other a})- of the Me ntone tournament toda". only defeat this season came at the York. ¢ 3 6 . ; y % 7 , : wie "kT" hh > . . ’ l lirst A bp} ty tO 117 field t} row i ou ey pakke : : — : ' ' a4 Re , i ¢ = eA ‘ A ii (ty ts Li ’* 4 - A A i» a44V4 , 4 y and LID K eh aia sf Aiiti €iG adi hd AAO LS ba 4 ~ é , + ai ¢ + 1 | ae Pie os maine Gorman Bests Neuman. seas lt an th el She first defeated Lady Suirdale, =@C OT es LIILTVY to AV Jai > - TA?’ J a’ \ ‘ , . 4 a = ‘ ry tt 4 r other words with pressure on, ability as a money plaver ALBANY, N. ee | Bu@ ing for second-plgce honors. Clay : See a3 t re ° —_ 4 a i a a oF Ke ft é } S AA a: (iara@ Lise si, New ¥ t le plays TT: — TT) is eee , — é . rUi biqQai A + i iid, 'Y An VW 4) mf a rn defeated K ric w od 7 4 eir fire? ‘ ° . ° aesha Ld ? 4if % WiuUust sich’ af ie . de ision O ar Ra Net » 1 of le . i -o adi a ating ie . ‘ Ire Ray niond toda’ fix = @ ryy r ars » — e We ‘ 1’ iS i) anti ‘- > ord Oi pe | \ A i Ua iti ° \ Ke ‘ t * \ a : ; a } 5-round bout pati g ieee ’ a 7 é uw > o Pu "¥ a} 77} © sh ~w . out of turn, and s0 on. ITCHERS — Walter Johnson. In picking Keeler for right field omplimentary shoot for Fred rAMPA, Fla., March 3 -—Geaé Tun- I am selecting seven pitchers be- Cy Young, Bill] Dineen, Bi]] Don- I have selected one of the greatest “Stene, the actor, will be held at ney has signed a contract to go tn cause that seems to be the fashion Ovan, Ed Walsh,. Chief Bender lead-off men that ever lived. He the grounds of the St. Louis Gun the movies, Billy Gibson. his man- > 2 al a ie > Las * in . *? ? ana Edeé e anKH : . " . ° : : ” , in pre Sé 4iu* ach ’ pitching Stalris. At ite " was an artist at the hat Eivervone Club. | ergmusto) road are ke tze) ave- ager armo li ~ ai Chase. adi : 4 nown §&§ =o © mts Bt onl eats aed map? , , selections they would scoff at th SECOND BASE—Eddile Collins Ruth end Heilmann are. great} “°%, Fe) snown Rage t.. eee Ne ee . Young Strib Ge . Orhusiagarcags Gal O.lins. — se oa ett 5 shooter, inter an rman, set ng of Georgia at laieah, March 2 ? = . ) Pet va) > Q 4 . - ; ¢+anae 5 o 77 ‘ — ° : - we - idea of se\ me being needed. The y fe c8- ra ng agp —~Bobby Wallace. hitters Dut on an all-star team we a werid’s record by shos tine a 190C-: 12 f Pee mf t 4 [ ¥, i ifvi " 3 } F ’ —— ’ + } ‘ a : would be right, too. Any one ol eat ape : tg vymmy Collins. tnuet have better fielding. rget contest in 2h 69m. Hfe will not retire from the ring } +7 ys vit vr +3 ev ah rs ’ | “t,I—W 414 - | ee . aaa ee 7 , " ‘ ; 7s these pitchers could go in tue box CENT = i pi Willie Keeler. Jy centerfield I name ris rmod won the match, $24 to however, Gibson added, saying he every third day. The only possibl RI ES mae -2 LD — Tris: gneuker at d quit right there. No- 9% The best previous record for a would depart for New York to geek sg , : 4 ; Fe . peaxkKer, . Z ‘> tA,44 “ss 4 se . ee , ‘ ~ # 2 re ‘ ; a ne a : iia : : . ‘ fault to find with a pitching staff LEFT FIELD-~Jee Tac' body else compares with hin OO0-ts et match was 5 hours. The future fights for his charge . nF ia A siti Peo, a ‘ACKSON. ~ as » aad 4 ¢ af > “tj , 4 ay? 37 _> ) +, ; . : : .) ; . " . - . handers just as effective Senne bunter and a fine hitter. Kvyerett fensive ballplayer and a wonderful A custom-tailored suit - left-handed hitters as right-hand- Scott was a great fielding shortstop hitter in world’s seri put he of Parnell woolen | eC re ers. I have selected Plank for my and a real money player. He was would let his spirit drop sometimes southpaw because he was just aS one of the surest fielders I ever during the seasut A few days out? littl lit l effective against right-handers “2S have seen but he eould not cover of the line-up, though would put $65 : Y 2 pit 7 a } ‘ “ " i : ' . . left-handers. as much ground as Waliace. No him back in his stride Clyde Mi- check, a little plaid—a lot > rT aq) Wi S the Dee i f "a 1] & ] \ ; ‘ P| { f ‘ re . A Pretty Fair Staff emeat ey dey peer of Wallace as la is ; : baa i , tagging base runners. but not quite up to the mark of O rtistry. Every pitcher on this staff stood a - ae ayaa , ; Jimmy Coliins stands } 1 and nes owner f h DS das star evety one had World's y Coliins stands head and the Wr oe One of the new Spring ' ~ ; ° : a hn reviewing tnis eam Can ft series experience and = turned r Shoulders over them all] at third ni ; "eh ° BN sae d is find a weakness. Every man en- Parnells; and Parnells can f€ensationas “ i ac on Y DELS He was most effective most dured for a le 2 time There . ’ isting At -U i i LOY tid - A11¢e¢Trese lS . . . . thery tarred grey Tne voLZuUue a ceae?y)) -9 na oO? 7 , . . . nem starry : ie ) gu graceful a man without a weak- lots of base running in this elu achieve da distinction by itehine chan red. All of these men Hea Pm mar le x 1, Ie : A ta i aes ee oe Ife made every play, no mat- thev could work a pitcher, they bi ti h ld haqd Spe ed q curves ana were Ter how difficuit. look eory ny ld bu if nd ] , Vas @ mte com ina i0ns t at wou e : "ar . en COuUtL UML a2Nnd Nad OLS © hitting ; a4 fielders and rOOd hitters : ' occas ‘ : . . . ° ee a. Bradiey: ranks next to Collins, in power: no bad arms; oll real field i be impertinent in fabrics They knew how to hold men 0! ) ) Tailoring Co | om tiaties my opinion, and then comes Buck ers and wis: ° . bases. They were finished plicners or : "hen T T 7 g h 6 f l ” aii Soave i poe Weave: When Weaver was ban- The concluding chapter of Ty 807- Nort th S¢, O lesser qua ity. mn every sense ot tne yord. eee q 4 aA ~— hg ager > ; ; , rare a i ' ected tare ished frar m baseball he was budding Cobb's serial will appear in the lready ave selecter cay i. : , A eady _ soa Ps ‘into a great star. He could do Post-Dispatch Friday. Schaik fi ny All Star All Time catcher cea now I an putting | ae “Nig” Clarke with him. They wer two of the greatest receivers % oN lived. Both were active as ecat= and absolutely the best men I ever saw taking throws and short hops and tagging the runners = : at the plate. Both were fast in handling | ts and both had good it ‘ ' Shia —) t riow S. \ ) ly Ti ¢ r ' ould take liberties with their arms Schalk H | ’ , was exception: l his pitchers: also he starred over period. ‘larke nf nein e . ha 26 years in the a long we ‘ after 25 or He true till catching gaine. s. A mow was fast on the bas test verwv of a great is his Bot catcher low ball. abilitv to handle a Clarke and Schalk were unsur- passed in this. Clarke could always hit. He tried for-the lead of the American League in 1996. Criger and Sullivan. also were great catchers and are close to thes other two For first base Chase is the onl) possible selection. He was in a class by himself. There will neve: be another tike him, in my opin- ion. Il have selected Eddie Collins over Lajoie because he in cover more gr Coming in on a slow hit ball he outclassed. Lajole ind as to going back for pop flies and Texas leaguers theré is no coInpariso} (Collins is l base runner and Laujoile wasnt lins is more of a student s always coaching every play. For 18 years Collins has a batting average of which will compare favorably n that of Lajoie. Another angie which Collins showed superiority was in tagging base runners. Wallace At Short For shortstop I name Wallace because he was one of the greatest 332 fielders that ever lived. He was the beast in the world in going to his right and making a throw from ad to eerie Turner was a wonderful short- stop unti] his arm went back on him. Chapman, but ——— > a, inietes. ad Milk Lucious Chocolate Fine as Silk ————— for his untimely | to hurt you Tue propre who are afraid of the dentist are the people who do not con- sult him until they have toothache. Your dentist is more interested in protecting your teeth than he isin re pairing them. Go to him regularly for examination and you will escape a | lot of pain and trouble. _ is grim pyorrhea’s coun and contains his pyorrhea liquid which has been used by dentists for the last 15 years in the treatment of pyorrhea. If used regularly and used in time it will prevent pyorrhea or check its course. Don’t give this insidious disease a chance to start. Start using Forhan’s this very day. All druggists, 35c and 0c in tubes. Formula of R. J. Forhan, D.D.S. Forhan Company, New York DENTAL STATISTICS tell this grim story: four people out of every five are destined, through neglect, to contract pyorrhea after they pass the age of forty. Thou- sands younger also suffer. Pyorrhea is the dread disease of the ; gums which is responsible ofren for loss of teeth, rheumatism, neurit.s and other dangerous disorders. It starts with tender bleeding gums. Pockets form below the teeth and poisons spread relentlessly through the body. If you have pyorrhea or any of its symptoms see your dentist at once and start brushing your teeth with Forhan’s » for the Gums. To safeguard yourself against pyorrhea make Forhan’s your regular dentifrice. It is the formula of R. J. Forhan, D.D.S., =F FORMULA eT RaL epreeeri site TT naw vou E Spectalidh manatees ren tt SEER OCatorIon or seus ‘i iM Ea FOR THE GUM MORE THAN A TOOTH PASTE. .4IT CHECKS PYORRHE?

Page 26

vs e: ‘ Rare A e ‘ - | , e759 Mo , . 2 > , “a : 4 than $10° to the artist, in ‘ ; . — country or abroad, who destgr most artistic postag® Stamp ¢€ Return Contest —eom—omend | Lae’ : | | 4 the period ending July 1, 49% With FI , ST “2 e, , Ss . | ! 3 sory will be ~~ an = th : | ’ 9h rention the Socie ith Flowers | Leh = ain vie FUG ccaventon of the ' cy area . ; ; 5 ' ae ; ‘ ' | ‘ npre in Angus”. ADVERTISEMENT ee ee eae ° “AN ‘ F 3. ; ‘ ; i ‘ 7 . , . : ; 2 ; ee By Hype lgoe, : v : : - i Of the New York World Sport staft. NEW YORK, Maren 3.—liarry | , ALL TSH (afl i Wii i { =" ssehait € ,aTD : j Pittsburger to Get Chance to } ; Bi 4 Pa SY 4 of Regain Middleweight Title : AA : | A ) " oy) Bt May 21. he gently, healing medic s Pee is so CONCEN y ED that it stops itching inst. It penetrates every tiny pore uickly drives away eczema other torturing eruptions | other remedies are worse tha less. Costs only 50c—at all ¢ gists. lowers and his manage: o Gefend his title wifliir months if lie defeated Greb Tt is understood that the | eager to prove that he ¢a another decisior over Greb i that there will be no hitch in the plan to bring the pair together again. This announcenient from McMa- hon yesterday came right on top of the turning down ef Greb’s chal- lenge to Flowers by the State Ath- letic Commission. Toth Greb and Larry Estridge, the N: weight champion, with the board covering tl lenges to Flowers, returned the that Flowers wa usual: six months’ respit This, of cou! the match. th contract two hours after his off! cial ehallernge had becn turned mea €oern by the cormm!ssion . = The bout wil! be 15 rounds Milligan to Get Chance. The boxing fathers paved tha j | : : say for Tommy Milligan of Scot- . 7 =... ‘Z snag q | gi “ 3 | ; AY | land to get his long-deferred match : a) Ss “tl Pedr d dad d | , Y FE ERY A, ee WW s? ' ; / i . ~ , - % with Mickey Walker for the world’s welterweight championship when d . ige ae + | ' — . { (*hairman Farley announced that P Stegne | - | Walker would be requested to - = 3S ? | ge | | “s \ about Sc. make arrangements by March 21 - | | an { Pe , i to defend his title and that Milli- pan, as the officially recognized challenger, has been given prefer- ence as an opponent. The onty hitch in this plan is that Mifligan has arranged to sail for home within a week. Unless the Scotch battler re- mains here, he may lose his recog” nition as challenger. Chairman Farley said the commission re- garded Joe Dundee, sensational Boston welterweight, as a likely opponent for Walker. Dundee Is expected to get first call for a titl match if Milligan goes back Scotland. - . Walker’s iast title battle was ta with Dave Shade Sept. 21, 1925. @ y. _— That re why , ' ‘ . } . the St. Lo FAVORITES WIN GAMES wills and ri a, “SS ——s A IN BALKLINE TOURNEY c.: John A. Clinton, Pittsburg .; A., and Edgar T. Appleby, New York 4. C., won their games yesterday Ii: the national! 18.2 balkline champlion- e ship under way at the Manufactur- ers’ Club. Collins hung up a remarkable av- erage of 223 1-t3 tn defeating James M. Lewis, Newark A. C., 360 to lfZ¢. The Chicagoan pilavyved clos® bit- ellards throughous, with runs ,of 7:,! e TT alin ll asia — > - - . . i. - - & 7 . oS and $s7. Lewis’ averageh. was , “ ‘ 2304-12 and ht ‘high runs ‘24, ce - . ; | mA '-gend 2: “g a —_— — ,Clitnton Rad a narrow escape at) : , F.3d. Prams ie ut ' the hands of Imi] A. Renner. By the Associated Pres-. ‘ . PHILADELPHIA, 37arch o.—The ' : trio of outstar ding emateur billiard git | | , oa — stars, .Perey N. Collins, Illinois A ) kn , LEELA ELE EN iE TPA AOE CR il EE OCG haat LOE Ota ai 5 i loan Mae selling for $4800 tn fa met Farm owned by Willlar Wright of «hi mri. hromd rma -fargaret S, bought bs mit ‘ na | : ; $3 90% 4 fA te - of nicage, Win. Special to the Post -[ “emetch. MIAMI, Fia, March 3. — Walter , Murray of St. Loulse and Mrs. Jos- eph J. Lawter of New Rochelle won the mixed foursome goif tourna- ment here yesterday after a tie for Tiret place with Mrs. Michhe! J. itrady, wife of the Veteran profese- femal, and Joe Ford twe times tireater New York cha respective carda were 4.4! . SO MADE RIGHT ~ SOLD RICHT ~ KEPT RIG A ile a a oe « * . 7 r " 2 . . " ee. ee ’ ey “ig MRS «- : if ; rae Se Ed : nee 3 2 a abel : es ve io; he nen ey Ope ‘ eh: ee i te Fd & ; ae. e " hae al 7 Ee ty &, Oe he as a tet ¥ > FAY ¥ s e ? ¥ eS i ¥e Pes i we - Ra as oad : Z y's , ‘ - . of 4 ees 3 eee Pi . ; . an. a - oi | _ etal n on ot Po: 4 take oe es ae Fa oes Ss - * rs Ly es —_

Page 27

WEDNESDA \ EVE. Nina, MARCH : ee MURRAY PARI FTO PROSECUTION FOR PUBLICATION’ OF BEER RECIPE 1S DEMANDED FUNERAL SERVICES... i "Sai es coal fete Pine Hee ‘ om , Stbacter and Alm: Kure and ou Siew ag: inet the aiatias of the Wash- 126. _ST.LOUIS POSY-DISPATCH STATE BANKERS PLEAD FOR REDUCTION OF ASSESSMENTS | Commission Asked to Cut Capital | Stock, Surplus and Undivided Protits to 75 Per Cent, Special to the Pust-D.spateh. JEFFERSON CITY, March 3.— Protest that the banks and trust ‘companies of the state were being! | discriminated against, in full value High operating costs | ReeeeeREn is of thelr capital StOCK. | ore sased taxes bad made it more, ‘surplus and undivided profits aN prone for banks in Missouri to| taxation purposes, were inade bv a operate profitably, said J. E. Garm | committee representing the Mis- | of Joplin. ,souri Bankers’ Association in a! Gpaipman J. T. Waddiil | hearing here today before the | ray (fomuitssion admitted State Tax Commission. While the k dat 100 _sessments of the banks were © © € Ss eof Py » i Ma N 'son-McKinney, on charges of mak- Swedish Riksdag by the Govern- -— Bam 2, sueente. “e LIAMOND Bak false jment proposing obligatory ma- PIN—Lost: 4, Peter St. Larus, Monday, March 1, Lit, between Delmar os Gran statement to obtain Carleton was in St. ‘ternity insurance in connection 3 oa Odeon: CONKAD-—Ettered into rest, Tuesday, scl age Rg cag alg Be seleahy . pe gener oo ee Luke's DOG-—Last: white rie brindle bull: bi. blac « Hospital continuously sincs last; with a general reorganization of August, when he underwent sickness insurance system. This |B, March 2, 1926, at St, Mary's Hospital,} Body at Klunk funeral parlors in Alton, Mrs, Lillie Tilly Conrad, niece of the late: Funeral from Klunk parlors to Cathedral! a ie Liberal Bk” 3429 N. A4th, DOG—Lost: Mair u an ‘the ‘operation for cancer of the blad-'bill also proposes national support ‘der. Bee employed in Swedish J. Kinkead and cousin of Laura M..; Thursday, March 4, at 9:30. Please omit “A white and Hiland tity ause of his condition the |for women their children RK. and Mary EF, Kinkead. flowers. (ce) | Funeral Th ursday. March 4, at 8 a. m.. MULROONEY-—On Tuesday, March y 4 nt eS? and prosecution of his case did not go jindustries while — the signing of a ree oe infancy. from Bopp's chapel Kirk wood tc a 1926. yo at 7:15 p. m., Michael Mulrvoney, | Zranete Teves © Church, “— and Lin- | beloved ll Saar of Bridget Gudirey Mul- Phone ~ pad ity Agery 2 am riends invited. | rgoney, father of Thomas and James Mul- (ec) ro nn's ality of St. Prangy | rooney and Mrs. Mary Grady of Chicago, “Seno aeaae rt i>». mar bond, and a setting and comtinu= | ance of the case. | He was vears old and had Xavier's Church, PS ca reat mae heen for years prominent in whole- | | COOK—En ttered on Monday. March 192 as. FT. em: me. Fee . Mende, kel, yesterday came collapse of «. bY 9 a. W.. Funeral held on Thursday. 1926. at 1 p. m.. from Compton Baptist Chureh, Interment in 85, and Paul’e Cemetery. in age |ing a St. eredlit. Imi Xe] tan: beagle: reward, DOG—Lost: male pointer: Nver white: with collar and chein. Bs ‘Tremont 1893; reward. LOG— Lost. large black, male. ont, leather collar: reward. are omas J. boule- | (Cc) | 1926, r j ! Due notice of funeral from var pariors, 1519 South Grand var NELBSON—On Tuesday, March 2 at 11:55 a. m., Ray Nelson. dearly be- 1 of Charles and iu Nelson (nee , our dear brother, grandseu, cousin | nephew, age 16 years. Notice of funeral from Hoffmeister per- “all reward, RW. 50. oe a ‘pointe r: white: 181 What Prominent Peopte Say about St. Louis Union Trust Co. Service ai —— wn é6u C emete ry, ya , Builld- ' business, c3) in ehurch by Mrs. five dauchters. file and vived and / Question of Preferred Payment to black Phone marks: Grand reward, “an- Re- (c4) tan wolor, rreponds to reward. Delmar 4914. es teh wire. naires! riale, rteturn Clayton, Ru.. A Clerk of a Superior Court States: “My experience as clerk of the Court has dem- onstrated to me the folly of appointing the average individual to perform fiduciary ser- In cases coming under jurisdic oonn | ave fe male, maine Bett y “7 o- ) on ees asta ail S.| FOX TEKRRIER—tIast. white head: Hianley road, ™ fs late Vices. ayman tion or discretion, I favor and recommend the appointment of a corporate fiduciary." POL ice loa Re: vard, Monday morning a reward, (Colfax 57%! tr ¢¢ en -Lavat: of ” femeate i Son chapel. Marc: 4. t LelUlefuntaine (ic) Delmar. | o*? P take a {10:30 a. a. Cacimetery, DAUB—F nv! tered into rest March 1], 1926, at 7:03 . m. Johan A. Daub, beloved husband the late Virginia Daub ince Viehmann!}, dear father of Mrs. Rove Manns, Mrs. Kdward Mueller, Mrs, Finis Worthy, Pauline, Charles and Albert Joaur, — our dear grandfather in his sixty-nuith on Cc MTT em - 7 deventer car: 444: SA aoreer av, GOLD WATCH Lr. Ze: Frenne wald 5a4BW. avy ques- it. yias ft fob, W erage. ( omm ission Co. Bodgo nae (o4s ¢ wi 'KEYS-- lost. gn “ring. near _ Geyer. 14 )? BS. Broadw Brat a LAUNDRY—Toet: 1 large bundle marke: Shaw 18: liberal reward. nite marked tet) MONEY—Lost: in black bill, fold- Saturday That is why so many prudent men and women are naming the St. Louis Union Trust Company as Executor of their wills and giving the estates they leave the benefit of this large and well-known organization’s competent service « » Act to- day. A talk with our Officers will not obligate you in any way. ST. LOUIS UNION TRUST CO. Affiliated with First National Bank BROADWAY AND LOCUST ‘TRUST SERVICE EXCLUSIVELY %). FWhe. tar, 5800 block on Yr orest 2: 70: | Twat: cameo: rado: . reward. (hinK SILK SLTP- | tler and Ts rege , | ! Amdell 317 POINTER I rays DOG—Lost: Jittie hey 's “store Paper, of George | PIN- noOKRe and Mrs. rover (for the | itors. , Julius W. Reinholdt, president f the bank, who was cashier at a time of the payment in question, vas questioned at yesterday's hear- ing. The questioner was Frank H, Sullivan of Jones, Hocker, Sullivan & Angert, counsel or the trustee ip bask -uptcy. $300,000 on Demand Notes. Reinholdt testified that the Fer- guson-McKinney Co. was a custom- of the bank for March Glenn 2. Cox and our dear grandchild |. = et her sixtecnth year, . white Spitz; “unera rou. Waeker-Helderie funeral | brother, brother tn-law swe eee ner e. . bre and son-in-law rs to name , be«y -33:3 South Broadway, Thureday. Funeral from residence, 6771 Hancock | ) >: Dalley, ec he ; 7 at J Fo ‘t m.. to Baptist Tab- avenue. on Thursday March 4 at 2:30 p. turn to 2 ] 3 ] Ine: reward. th Bac ee S-OEIC weifth and Barton streets, m., to Valhalla Cemetery. Deceased wae a | ence to Pau “Ik Lawn Cemetery. (c3) of Erwin Lodge No. 121. A Fox. Bellefontaine C hapter No, As-alon Commandery, No. 16 tery lDeceased was a member Jiar- Rheumatism is caused by poison mony Camp No. 523, W. O. W. wa a sl , ag . KROTTMANN—On Wednesday, March first session of the hearing thee | toxins, called acids, which are gener- [oan ot 13:40 a. =. ee * sal A held yesterday, _—. tae ipeten a ‘ated in the bowels and absorbed into oe He pines Adams). beloved wite ot %ar > ¢ F “4 o . e . : ° Sarleton died in St. Luke's Hosp the blood. It is the functiou of the | Mrs. Albert Miler, dear stepdaughier ~ tal. _ | kidneys to filter this acid from the | If it is shown that the Boatmenss | blood. The pores of the skin are a Bank was treated as a preferred means of freeing the blood of this | creditor, a suit against the bank, gene KR. Francisco. brother FE. | Seele (nee Koenig) and our dear father return to 4812 Colo- and William R. Francisco ‘Se | father-in law grandfather and great-grand- Riveraide 26183, ici Lyndon. father, in his eighty-second year, lost’ beaween Whis- Funeral from the famityv residence. 4845 |. Remains will be at fainily residence on Delmar. lease catl Greer avenue. on Thuraday morning, Union boulevard. until . mM. Mareb 4, at 8:30 a. m.. to Blessed Saera- Mareh 4. lnterment at Holla. ment Church. Interment in Calvary Ceme- Deceasx] was a member of Hepe | At the first twinge of rheumatism Seren get from any pharmacy about four mogidber at ounces of Jad Saltssy put a table- ther Golaver —_ in @ glass water and before breakfast each morning | pe, for a week, This is helpful to nev- tralize acidity, remove body waste a iy! ¥.3. MARNE A & .t>— ne ee ee ~— on at $40 a m., be- North hroadway, Schmidt, dear tered 1% A. Schm BOJOA loved husband of Alma E, father of Mrs. H. C. McDermott, M-se. E. G. Mernagh, Mre. L. L. Meaitows, Fior- ence, Anna, Herbert, EKisie snd kLve yn Schmidt. and our dear brother, brether- inlaw, fther-in-law and unele i1 lis {.k- ae year. uneral Thursday, March S. of 9 Math Hermann & Sons’ chapel, West Florissant. Interment Aafia Cemetery. Deceased as e 7 mber a , of Carpenter District Council, U. Js. C, inesday, March 3. . at 2 & m..|/& J. of A.. Brotherhood Ral!wray Coren Jacob Hammer, beloved husband “ot Mary \of America. (c3) Hammer (nee Cummiskey). dear brother of Bove Hammer and Mrs, Al Summers and | SMUGAI—On Monday, March 1, 1926, | ] Phersom on ‘Toessder. weet A at 3 me GROSSMAN— Entered into rest Wednesd March 3, 1826 Morris Groseman, dear heloved hu aod of Sarah Grossman. ther of Edwin A. Grossman and brother and brother-in-law. Remains at the Rindskopf chapel, 5216 Delmar boulevard. Funeral frormn the Tnited Hebrew Temple. Kingshighway and Enright. Friday, March 5, at 10 a. m. (c4) HAM™MER— ~~ tered into rest suddenly at | hia residen: 3900 ase Broadway, on a ~~ * Exssond a ean Passee wart Phone Cahanyw 7hIN RING—Lost 's oval elt car: * soitials a ~ rew _Call Tyler 3214 between 8 and 6. {o4) SCA ARKF—Loat: tan. weeket mn: 12th. hetween aero apd Olive. 10:40 a. on fae Roy T-12A Pret-THhanatoh " ¢Bi SHOE — CHEE —Lowt ater) cut; Fuesday m.: downtown sho irict. . tral 320. station 2. oe Cam -——~ Lost: or SILV ER ‘LORGNETTE on eliver ery n t 1 iste anh geachen semen = Buckingham SUITCASE—Lost: mnali. brown enrose and Washrington: TB in dress and other articles. 4219A N. Oth. iG@—liaF FROM TRUCK 11 AND H R » t ND 1020 2 y fa- @© THE WHITE CoO., or years. dear m | trom’ Fer We i to Audrey Cox (nee Gatee),. dear sister of sen, dear son of Mra. Caroline Olsen, ae Angelis’ Church, Interment Calvar " Gea : help keep down urie ayes toxic acids. will be resumed March 24. The: of Nannie M. Franciseo and t late Eu-| Henry Seele, beloved husband of Bm me reward. fer ‘and pain, called rheumatism. of creditors, Alfred Baggot, sec- | ES ees > ++ * os a : so Oe — Prescribed I ‘_ Long Before the Public Knew It Read what doctors write—then you will have fullest confidence in the our dear brother-in-law. at 9:10 e. m., A. Smugai, beloved Funeral from Arthur J. Donnelly’s par- | husband of Bryonia Smugai (nee Twiggs). lors. 3846 Lindell boulevard. Interment beloved son of Catherine Smugai and our | in Calvary Cemetery. Due notice of time will be given. (c) HAY—Entered into rest at Le Mesa, Cal., on Friday, Feb. 26, 1926. Charlotte M. Hay, belovy e« daughter of William C, and Margaret B. Hay and dear sister of Mra, Margaret Forsyth and William Hay Jr., retary of the company, paid $59,-, 100 on the indebtedness, out of a }- $100,000 deposit, Reinholdt said. The next day, Baggot made a deposit of $126,000, F checks of Ferguson-McKinney on Eastern banks, and gave the Boatmen's a check for $100,000 to apply on the notes. Later, $95,000 of the checks deposited were returned, not hon- prompt and undoubted tonic power ered by the banks on which they of Gude’s Pepto-Mangan. At all were drawn. danger of losing your hearing; the| | March g. 1926, at 4:30 p,m. Rose D. ns tal : ~~ : i! 1 t T eR, oVv w druggists in either liquid or tablet sts Oct. 29, HKeinhaldt said, he was first symptoms of catarrhal deafness sumer tae Seenene. peed to rite ot in fq | notified that a meeting of creditors | are roaring or buzzing sensations and | Huber. dear daughter of Dre. James Bros- ; : 4 went : : " » Ccear sister ot MYFrs. ugene gaen of Ferguson-McKinney would be a 6to} pped-up feeling in the ears. A | Mrs, Edward Hoffman, jp An, and held that afternoon at the office neglected cold, or an uncured cold, Jobn Whalen, our dear alster-in-law ‘of Morton Jourdan, Carleton'’s at- | leads to catarth, and, as ec ES March 5, at 8:30 a. # {torney. On the same day, he sald, | knows, catarrh affe ets the eves, ears, t 2 | Ferguson-McKinney tendered &jnose, throat aa long of $25,000 on its indebt-!Jungs and fre- ;edness, but it was not accepted. quently under- ‘The reason for the refusal was not |mines the gen- istated, but it was understood to/| eral health. be connected with the cail for the ‘creditors’ mecting. The transactions were handled -by Baggot chiefly with Leroy C. : > «i the: se h DI d d en ' Bryan, vice president of the Boat- ai men's, Reitnholdt testified. jones ta 4 "ita. Directors Discussed Loan. | ore Ps ser in his medi- Baggot asked Bryan for a sat | — ADVERTISEMENT INFLAMED BREATHING TUBES . o Try Dr. Blosser s Medical | nr iw Phere’ Monn’ 4 os ttn lt Cigarettes in the Next Attack m., from the Geo. L. Pleitsch chapel, ‘aston avenue, to Valhalla Cemetery. i-nains will arrive Thursday at @: $60,000 pati! remedy is applied 27. the bank preside nt said, tain combination by smoking & cer- of medical herbs and when Bryan told Reinholdt of | (containing no tobacco) in a pipe or "| cigarette. Dr. Blosser’s Remedy pro- jc, the latter directed issuance lof a call for the whole $300.0009. ‘Raggot took the $300,000 call ‘Carleton and returned with > sstatement, Sia call for each payment.” ‘holdt said that such ca'ls were an !unusual practice, el he presume | ‘Carleton wanted records of the_ bank’s demands. Vice-President Bryan of the bank also testified, requested calls, once saying, “The |old man (Carleton) wants a notice a this call.” The bank directors told Bryan that Ferguson-Mchin- i ney’s loan had not been called, but that it would do no harm to give ithe requested notices. : Ferguson and Baggott were pres- ent at the hearing, but were not questioned. “Mr. Carleton just wan‘s_ Rein- | to | js the itachian tubes leading to the middle ;duces a dense smoke vapor which inhaled or foreed into the Fus- ear. It penetrates to parts impossi- ble to reach with balms, salves sprays, douches, pills, tablets, liquids pat 60- called ‘‘constitutional treat- ments.’’ This Remedy is absolutely | harmless and is being used success- ifully by men, women and children. telling how Baggrott ! You can get from any drug store a convenient pocket-size package of Dr. Blosser’s Cigarettes and prove for yourself their pleasant beneficig! effects. UNDERTAKERS nN er “Prehmann-Harral UNDERTAKING CO. 2320 if : tun LL writs? i7 S4. (cS) ‘Paul s Church, viome. Webster m. In- Funeral from Parkers Funeral 15> West Loc k wood houlevard, Groves. Friday March 5, at 10 a terment at Oak Hill Cemetery. (c4) On Tuesaday, March 2, 1926. at bos 3 p. m ; Patrick S. Kerr, beloved hus- hand of the ‘late Elizabeth Kerr (nee Sul- ij livan), ‘and dear father of Katherine and Mrrtle Kerr. and our dear brother, * Funeral trom family residence, 3681 | Finney avenue. on Friday. March 5, at 18-20 a. m., to St. Alphonsus Rock Caer - | the nee to Calvary Cemetery. N.—Entered into rest Toesd | 2. 1926, Isaac fitchin ef 6414 ‘Suburban avenue, dearly be -hoved “~~ feof Kathryn Kitchin {nee Heedy? e4 son of Isaac and Mary Jane steaae. _ p Svs weather of Mrs. Frank Groeschel, William and John C, Kitchin and our dear son-in-law, brother-in-law aod uncle, lip hie thirty-fiftn reer. . os Funeral w. arc 6, m.. from the Geo. L, Pleitech pa ‘ode Easton avenue, to Calvary Cemetery. March 2. 1924, at rina Kronet.. be a One oft, —. oaeepnine mio Emm a Robert anc John Kre ner end Our Gear sister-in-law and sunt. g rf 76 year* “ae Thureday. oo OE . s. a. e ¢oftteer eo a peatli m.. from Week funera: b on bye as ‘Grand benlevanl thence te S. : themes to Gleocot, Meo.iecd) f 7: ZEUCH—Departed | dence. ment at Furest Hill Cemetery, Kansas ef Mo, ZEILMAN—Entered into rest on Monday. March 1. 1926. at 9:30 p. m., Dina Zeliman (nee Kolks), beloved wife of the late George W. Zeilman. dear mother of Harry. John and George Zeiiman. and our me yf aGnt. grandmother and mother-in- ag Soe Friday. March 6. at ®:30 a from Provost chapel. 3710 North Grand bheuleward. to the Holy Trinity Church. thence to Calvary Cemetery. Deceneed was a member of Ladies’ Sodality of Holy + br v8 ity Church. a. ™. this life at 3:15 p. m.. avenue. Vinita Park. . beloved wife of March 2 19726.. a012 Mre. James Mrs. Leon Ives and eur dear aunt. Funeral from the Collins partors North Grand boulevard, to New St. Cemetery. Notice of time lacer. Alton (IIL) Times please copys. {e) m Sunday. Feb. 28, 1926, An- nea M mains (nee gorer) Gear ter of Clemens Leneerre Minn 1039 arcus » | Knese jet pa. Crhristine os of litt. purg in aust. user chanel. 4104 March M ieee: ic) dear sieter-in-iaw and er valaty-third . wneral Trem Manchester & Se »®. Crematerys. ayrenuur. Wednead ay. mu. lncineration | rt | oS CixpEns delivered alt pe BUSINESS CARDS BRICKLAY’G & TUCKPOINT’'C BRICK WOKK comet attention: reason: able Lindel axa ELECTRIC WIRING, ETO. _ FOR new and oid House wiring, cail A. ltorcherding. “so: Virginia «¥. Fh! A5s0W, _Cash of terme, THREE rooms wired. $ 16: 7 Call Humbett ‘tric contracter: commercial 014 the oity: our oe Sertoteh Fe yee vin . EXPRESS AND HAULING ell sala Coifes ir * aa j fel.. 1455 College.

Page 28

@®PARTICULAR F OLKS SEEKING QUICK SOLUTIONS for immediate needs are readers and answers of ads tn these columns.“@@ SALESMEN WANTED ‘HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS | SALESMEN WANTED HELP WA ah eee BOYS, MEN—To solicit orders for food products | MAID— Waive; experienced: for house thi _ | SITUATIONS-WOMEN, ae & BUILDERS papal ne enya sont i or cleaning; penetra repens: work- INSTRUCTION HBAUTY ae ee learn this bie- Sore while “schoc! | _Detna - Pe — firm ; MACHINIST-FOREM SHOE SALESMAN} contract work: ame forceful * maa pply J first-clase af] around ie ig a H-27, Post-Dispatch. CARPENTER—And SARP Ee oe rienced ladies rown Shoe “es RE “SSS oo nga of pina A cu ‘ture BEAU re CULTURE—Fascinating. remu- teachi pert nz; Master Ha nares esers' Lecus Cent Eastern manufacturer. | line khaki ee trouser work; a have and pons M a on Giron, and oo Medina a. ag.. } SALESMEN—3. to ell ook: vwOc per a __commission. Cal! 4318 Olive, Ford cars. Downs _ first-class: head gen- 132 oe Le IRR rarer CARFENT Ex —e Du! ier, screens. cabinet work. Nn— willing to work. MAN—With car ea, 8 ar aan our future Thmit Fe Aaa Ti | AX Por direct experience prefe pears or family: relevance. ee graduate: te: office. references. Bo ‘WAN—Handie téam, plow LADIES—Learn hairdressing, man: Stan. ing. beauty culture: day and night classes. St. Louts 4 cane my of Beauty Culture, second floor. CONTRACTOR: BUILDER—Bullds bungalows, eee, wareges.. porches, renv-delin ler. 3825 Fairview. CONTRACTOR- b UiLvE 5: | SdAN—Grocesy, meat pane vegetable: expe- SALESMEN—To sei! eed 885 menced ; others n STENOG RAPHIC™ SIC rence SALESM EN—Roofing: established Mne: good —— lartdge Hotel, 1 to & (¢) | SALESMEN— Youre men. ring. for ‘umior salesme $13 | Apply Good Housekeeping. “Sie learn beauty calture. FILM ADVERTISING Sal : ship. I will show you reali mony: ad- oe or specialty men pre: Pree and sw Der Statler Hotel. -MAN—Middiewaged: or neo sek 6 months’ expe- STENOGRAPHER—Sit.; t for the # gre er train! ne of Molar rience; competent and willing mia STENOGRAPHER-Sit - Q position with Mon firm: Months’ experience; j : ° ) Box O-32, Post-Dispatch. beginner; age 16, SELEGRAPHY —V isit our bat talk with students, SALESMAN Hage Sate propositioa tf ~ — UU ES TOUS TER—Oniy, first-class er fe , to 12:30 ES BUILT—co. “oncrete agg com- terms. 4633 Newberry. FLoon- tee We furnigh power. STENOGRAPHER—Sit.: Pan aye ledge of shorthand, nd money — Salary wants a psc etic salesiman-eales manager for must be cua! oh jptperience and training to select. em. teach and handie a crew of Ptail distribation work: sw .vel-chnair man, but a salesman ot be e ht with the men and : ing to show t em es to selli—a product of Al day or evenings: hours 4 he t. ees Telegraph _Co., A _dooktkeuner ¢ class. eet now, manwufacturirg concern poly e Willys. intent and Overland a, md Secs at. we don’t want a aT RMA te coheer cal commission besis Ra Crawing account y a MEN—Youns and mnietie-aged, trains; ee! runs. ed _freauentiy, St. b :30 a. m. to ‘m.. nee mm. “to 210 a. to $175 appacn ih out B note pt cn CODY Wark: ' Mies Koebel. Victor O351. megan can operale type- stencils, — Call Miss Vereos a work by day or SAL ESMEN—We coat an aitractive pro osition for 10 good men; with or wit out real estate or investment exoerg} roearrt 4 ad. n rth of Washington > = of Gras o Call 2 CARPET CLEAN’G—UPR'LS'C re CHICAGO ARPES os 9829 Finn ‘XD -—Best drug, “grocery. omg cigar stores, news _stands pee uly sare taveht represent srgantzation recogni vom po ng: uae cy oer work: weed mimeoy raph and | SALESMEN—The Butterick Co., 1004 wat A 7. i two men EMPIRE ons a resuits and who can quality; straight 9x12 canevesed. $3. Lin: ites 35: 58. ____ Trade Schools | ne OBE BA. BARBER ee —* ne ee ee necessary training ‘ad policies; write fully : experience as a 3a)esman and | in “Banding or directing men: whether in posttion go into "details about yourmels ne mention saiary desired. co! een - day work; | SALESMEN—Acquain ted wi good very and "experienced colored ; i north of a. west o 16 | TST a: BARBER COLLEGES Tt = SA LESMEN—Exverienced ane larv and Arpiv 4374 Olive between 8 and 9 MOLDER—Firet- “class — and brass: icomien Thurs- 3 SARSERINO ne. demand and wages for Moler | MISCELLANEOUS oer c onsur uc tion ¢ ASSISTANT SALES MANAGER ° hae as man Bn ‘Satara lay — Pants OW, middle-aged: wants house- | eeping: "rpotheriess or small family. SAL LESME N—The Z has had experience e#u- | MOLDER HAND— Al: er the originator of w for permanent sales s: tons. hom dP ‘and work ond en no washing. ironing ‘ good wages. N.! 38e7w. 7 7164 Washi ington. (c76) | c) | MalD—wWhite. for general housework in | email apariment. 410 zane. third floor ' porta; references -- required. Apply Thurs- ay | BARCELLER— Allround operator: “- 9 nello oreferred. 4407 Olive. ) ‘MARC ELLER—And peweentar: Saturday. Calli Riverside 304 . RO LLINER: ros Experlences: steady work, good wages. Sherman-Rob-. ins Hat Co. fro*. 9 Washington. (c#) | ‘'NURSES— Studene. Apoly American “Hoe- | | __pital. 2800 N. Taylor. (4) NU RSE Experiences: white. Phone | . ae 2 NU RSEsS— For s(e@acdy posi tion. ADD | _ American Hospital. 2800 N. Taylor. ay _NURSE—Young. white. with experience: references: to care for children of schoo! age and do second floor work: best wages. Mis. Egan, West Breatmoor. Phone Cab- | any (104 fc) | OF FICE GiKkKiL—with some experieiiec typ- ing. 427+ Magnolia. f £76) keeping. Apply in own nae ps Box H-13. Post-Disnaich (c4) | OF ERA TORS —-Experienecd on suspenders a? Webb-smilley Neckwear Washington, (cS) , OF SA TORS Eaneriances on hemstiich- ng ang Union special felling machines. Apoly” Weil Katter 14U8 Lecust, “> ; | UPERATONS—Experienced: Siekea = &/¢ Smith: to work in paper nox ‘actory. Appdiy © *_ ~ 4 ae . Co.. se po TR nen Gy “coumae 2ist ane Wain fet OPERATORS — mn nn on ailx | dregses*’ w2 pay good ori-es: plenty of work; come to work at once. Braun- Rosenberg Garment Co.. 615 N. 9tn. sev- enth floor. (c76) gy | OPERATORS Experienced On s..& dresses: KOOd prices: come ready to work: week Work anc piece work. The Leader in Styles. @® Washington av. fifth floor. M:, Seige’.can ico? _ . — 3 OPERATOR-—Experieneed bDoneze envorod- Call or write for alco, Mole er ‘Barber r College, _ 810 N, 6 th et. | MOLDERS—Masch plate ‘SAL ESME soe rman © . ric! live leade furnished; is your “opDe tun ty to make 705 1 Bidg. ge no ee "plain ps 0 Cail | ECIALTY “SAI ES MEN. "gio “PER WEEK ME o in contact = a few 4 the best oneal! salesmen - St. Louts. housecleaning. washin tH. ANGERS Stents % paste AND ne PAINTERS—Call between oR temning: quik ck servic 'N needing ding he! Dp before and Hospital}. A516 | WOMAN —Bic colored: pe one conf inement can SALE ESM, te “s! é€.l estad.ishe or pr oduc at the hice i is Maternity + HOU SES, $15 & room. ie clothing epeciaity propos:tion, but requires no special experience in men who @re willing are able to satand tuck BD ei of on eoncret: | 39 years a a 'p APER HANGER Rea! om en “3640 ceinets ew oan to hit the bell end | pad money each week if you are a pro- nok your or a > 4p. ~~ s box LIM, Poot pote brick! aying. work call Fe rest. & . plastering ‘aa cement | | | —- a: — | FAPER sn tina ae fer 2-edx AND REPAIRS eet 51. P.-D. Gis ee Te laundry a, ; to 4, | SAC ESWER— IT “you ‘you have IN selling to drug stores. we have Ra go pigs ee — offer carrying "ke GLASS rare a “PERU kaper leaned. to. r r large £ Wi Ss pony gealien ing ecom- CALL Humbolt 4113W: : Do own work: Bh p= tee og EMPLOYMENT WANTED state _experten ce and ants severa: ris class” men. ai Ye RES VR, HELP WANTED PAINT “ING—Papering c — * 1214 9 od wh eae Z _SALESMAN— Lighting fixtures York ayy te tend duis and surrounding eae que -Sirken Co., We SRE 5 Sear class. ty manufacturing shop: t which should be he ghly remuncrative = NS EE es ae ’ Pee és Commission Tas ts, : : & perience preferred but | PObisiTEns Rie class, on Ale "castings. | who have prom mecessary mo labor trouble: }: $; good men making $1 7 r: work for several bau must be Al oe: MEN, BOYS ASSISTANT ADV ERTISING MANAGER — co Big 9EHR EMPLOY ASSN., SHIPPING CLERK—Those | who bave had experience Pucks: only those who have worked ‘lime Vanilla to oo Ry cream manufacturers and large users, on : BOOKKEEPER --AUDI- marr: ed: university and, other qua! fieat ions; rr ! treat etr! setly x PiU MDING——tastalied bull id! ngs: estimates given. willing to work: ex. | t necessary. Pex te 1-342. 5 a SALES MEN Who n chines with a future to ‘invest. e “territory to man ra Saiemnen S eevee An outstanding concern in the manufac- marketing of boiler and engine | room © Dl! es has an opening with — fd bb ope vo RS s * ae SAniortigs: . Ne EM PORT ER— Ali ower man. ___voie. Residence phone Grand isos HINES OPERATOR—1218 PRINTING AND ADDRESSING | Bid tha ERY—~Socitally . Smith, 1116 Holland Bite | SUGK KEEPER TY Y PIsT—sit.: ur: tai 1 “MECHANICS Suse be Ford men. i. od | Ryan, between to “od “vl : tf Washer Co., ¢ income for a salesman. CORRESPONDENT —OISE. LUEHE, EMPLOY . SHIRT CUTTERS ELY-WALKER SHIRT FAC- 8th and Hickory. STENOGRAPHER—$135. LOEHK EMPLOY : r ACTOMOBILE MECHANIC >— Whe thor- Hen NORTH AMERICAN FIBER Se - BRIC ‘KLay rc bs ¥ S837, STORAGE AND MOVING | Cherokee: moving, $3.75. CRAWFORD - movi rticul ‘ars. “Metropolitan “Kanon eCity. _Mo.., SARY ic ERS ‘HELP (LP WTD D.—_WomeEN, GIRLs APPRENT NTICE—For foin our ‘sales courses ing van, Ror 50 2 Fav: EN] ER—sit f kt di | dakable: garaanen SS aoe “ok st a v ae a. ery vu tre. e at. CASHIER Ane e} sar clerk = Bey tis work. : Bo ery Operator; good salary: steady wurk. Apply C. H. Pittroff Decorating (o.. 4th floor Schmitz & Shroeder Bidg., Sth and | Washington fe} MARCH 3, eit) so wal sincere ambitions willing to ana fort EXCEPTIONAL UICK CLE ing oo number. | WOMEN—To solicit orders for ucte for an old est -adlished ta ue atter 10 a. m. At letic "Tea ra Con | eine Thoroughly experienced; foe _ FOR THE LI Parlor Suites. ..$7.50 ing Room Rockers, $7. 95 Living Ros Tables ..$10.00 FOR THE DI -9.Pe. Dining Suite, $55.00 Dining Tables ......$5.00 Walnut Buffets ....$16.50 FOR THE 4-Pe. Bed-Room Suites, $75 Chifforobes ...........$lo Cedar Chest ... | FOR THE : | Supt. ’s office, Main Floor Bal. ‘cony, FAMOUS-BARR CO. ne te | emer & SOLICITORs | —WOMEN wishes to employ depend iable. ox salary com mien. on aii bet ween 9 raul 11 a. ha. & SA =o MISCELLANEOUS FOR a ong PHON( GRAPH BOXES—Cheap. Apel 102 Ho 5 ee Operators, Dressmakers Experienced powe: machine operators | on sl.k mere steady work: best pay. | Call EISEMAN BROS.. 1531 Weshinaton. third f'oor. (c3) | OPERATORS WE HAVE GOOD PAYING. PERMANENT -' POSITIONS FOR EXPERIENCED “OPER. | one IN OUR DEPARTMENTS MAK. | MEN'S UNDERWEAR, MEN'S NIGHTW ZAR. RICE-STIX FACTORY NO ?. 11TH AND ST. CHARL -BS STS. (¢3) Kitchen Heaters . ...$15.00 Combination Ranges, Ename! Breakfast Suites, REPOSSESSED Hi \FPMAN PRESSING M. AC a Juak presse ANC “4 OPERATORS—Experienced on dresses Steady work: good wages: West end hee. Box N-179. Post- Dispatch. ic¢) ay A nmed ACHINE OPERA TOR—On | expermenced and fast. TATLORS—Men s- rienced; week or piece work. Bronx | _Hat €o.. 808 Washington. Sth floor. (c4) SWitTe HBOARD OPERATOR — ete. enced. King-Brinsmade Mercantile 1701 Washington ce eee o4} | TELEPHONE operating is a profession Sas 4 seasons; em- hy ste oe =~ ge Be at ep MON 10 EM A Te fi BUN ye tot worker Salary $125 mon th. Consotidaied; _ Har Are You Leaving St. Louis! SEN A. LA INGAN FIRE iz C aa IN OFFICE 52D AND DELMAR. -time cars, redyoed fretz Pm present acon every ytere. SALESMEN— An cid-estabi ished firm; this ey tion carries a Searenioet salary ane com- must be ab le to 5g PANG —Exoeri rienced: aoe on ee BOY wi oe wants to tearn paper hanging: money eecondary. Seas = re lige Ux Der te: aced oman FFEC RSir. a . oe | VOLG “ANIZER—Musi_ ~ He! se Lau mn “8 Co calbred: private fam-' | years’ experience. Johu i WASITERMAN —Ex “to — in shi > | BOY—Strong, mead is, d zany, 4321 Finne pine and packing room. Apply 410 vax eee cap en ine WOODWORK —- MACHINE L CLEECIOR—sit 4 Box ves he pianos or other ll Outside oe work: ea.ary and | he. mf store; rel (80) CCK a: ime nt or cafeteria. s. ALES MENS Wi th 1 oF _ STOVE REPAIRS. YoU SG “MAN—S i SITTER THOROUGHLY CAPABLE FITTER >\FOR LADIES ALTERATION DEPARTMENT | | SUPERINTENDENT OF EM- PLOYMENT, B. | BROS. DRY ¥ GOODS CO. 3 ‘per cent on its ‘peeterned, reg dry 75 -Disres old? for ‘| BOY—Good, bright ; our ehep:. good opportunity to | ELE j ICS print: ie —— eless a ne Pine. Printing | Co... : _A2th. Main 204 3. {cS} BAL . ea sup PLY CO. Bet ree ns. oe SAWS 100 t ing. Mr. Warner, YOUNG MAN To work on sam ples: “YOUN G | MAN nese or om Baw lade i a ‘smieaiinn apen. ng ig Sash | in, fits adv ge ed Separtment for y 2+ (Qe pany Sr 223 Frisco Hie) me roma l ne oF gaitetion: 1: must _——- high school grad-— hen 4 wetting, giving shoo! “s =: ingle. ‘43. a - ie low ae Sos ‘mer employer | BU SHEL MAN WALL | PAPER Eo sere _ETc aa rm l 228 ARCADE rida. NUGENT & C Aa Mu AKERS —Ayy Cc ABI NET FINtsHER— Wier be ge if “te colo petent den't ep: €} ala can think quick - one ty desires make advertising | Mal ‘is Silt MANS SALESMEN—We are organizing our third of the Poole-Maytag Rae “binders must = “18 ee | "? , aM MLE ae. aoe ‘s “moderate. but advancement iz tim- i only by your ambition. willingness to work. Or over and have |} CABI NET Mt AKERS—On t Ww ashington friar general | house Wora. Parkview. pods paint: Pag. Plasto ig _iween 10 “and tae | Pe ee aaantion % oe ae PR ees & | CARPENTER FOREMAN — , Apertinente | sad fiat is, open shop. -D. WOOL -First-class ater | and telephone num- | --—— ber, or app! pootsen wil! no 6. Poet Dispatch ss ? APERHA NGE a ee ao + Se YOUNG MEN—For Bit.; evlored: porter. Albert ca | ys Ew ing —App:} ¥ r $417 Manchester. . = cm and \ wile. as maid and chsul- | to country; references. oe a GikLs—Fo or advert bt aK . "Lindell thin” in. ee aula who can nrodice re- ; thie is a real opportun:t O71 Arcade Bids. . Louis. CHAU F PBUR— Houseman: ee seine for i Boiste ck “expen: painting ioe on tin 7 all ae Sar CHAU FEL R—Over r 4 Nerve? experienced MEN—18 f2 | ess: of Page. Sa. : MEN We , lena * “hi ’ ) ? = LES i lave nie ~~ Tee vvening wail PAPER WANGING—7 easing 7 — ~ are tres . ‘ ie a} very deve ts: = ng me > @aba ars exy ries e attend dine | P x" Opoaition, aseuring > = ae Sites oe ; Rhayote OTe gig ct er 3 Shp atin ao aor Bar sh Arta eee . ae es PAPERUANGING— baa iug. cleaninz. Lr: S8i) ons 218 5 ‘week to “we: k on sper ta! . n ean farn tele $5 @ day. *“ t Pita » AA os TE DA th tov eaten « 2 Ar Plat. ; be ~experionped. J Ap- ay ‘R person, Resedate ifote!l. 4145 Lin eS ee er SALESME N—Credit 4 ET = rent ge ix ta ' re _sati ie¢action ‘guaraat a i shop | - a t! ret. clase ‘ho te! : 360. Post- Dispate ah. c Le aK—For hotel. th good personaliiv experien iced en f: ones rates, tariffs, Aes! Bete yd epariment — reasonabe. > SALE ain AL -SMEN-—To se.) and firm -class work: Prey, Sets lino es) hs rag ET : Set ouwr vv: as oe TAL BUMPER—S5S — : GIAL-—For “gener a. eure ai. arouns a | body and tg: : - ue IAL EMPLOTMENT. 1612 a EXCEPTION AL OPENINGS” RY mt ECHANICS gummed tave to retail COLLECTORS — Experienced on tissions, exclusive aaruthate sed Ae I | wiiseap ents cleenir ng. make big money’ lL ARTIST— State age. ex rience and salary expected. Box H- on . i a “ OD nalctille » xr oe eee og real ete or ee WALL PAPER—No | 4 Eas Phone nase @lock preity patterns put ; we cuarantee ant. exDerience in cur _peeneary as ve. man wanted Box TY 5 50° and have a grow- AGENTS WANTED—MEN | AGENTS —Men ard? women. On sew ork: n no ¥un- i papered._ - eT Mason. Garfield 1717 OUNTANT—Unde _or_write 5375 N. Union av. at, eh hy — Ban ak rup pt to Dhar TSMAN—On he : I} High power oho have sold automobiles. adding maghines. writers. have with oot on ome clientel. grata bere ~s PROFESSIONAL refrigerators and sera US an opPortunity to Meke more money ee | Ceakie of doing near ac curate "types iting work; 6a! $50 351. ef) " CANVASSERS ar and SOLICITORS s teen eerie one ee ee | Wav Exc oneal Bids ike work fow | DRAPTSM A N—Exper' enced lothing | Must be fami! lar "wtih conten iYor NG eee ooking for the be monev-mak | sales a mont th owil] Lange p Bane rg te te enn girls; there are no slack ProymMent ts continuous and advancement | ie 43 rapid as ability permits. Mrs. Barton, fourt floer, Kin! loch Bidg., 10th gins Locust. Geeta eae . (c) \ WAITRES BSo—short onder pastry cook... $15 | RIS ESS SEnvies 208 _Sriseo Bide. | / | WOMAN—Colored. for house cleaning: a | _@rences. Linde!) “4503 Ww. fe) | We IMAN—Experieneet in bakery. to bans die branch store. ‘3118 Ss. Kingsh: gh° way. ec) WOMAN—Exper: enced carpet sewer and Spotter and presser. J820 Washington, _third floor. (e}) WOMAN—To take charge of dining roo _m an inastituticn. Call at lsl4 Wash- angen hea ia YOMAN—To care 2 children. schoo! ege. S4°7A yrankiin Lindeli $226. (e4) Wo ‘MAN—-Neat, white fur ligh wee werk and aeanine few Gu ny 2 morn- ings each Wees. 4229 De Tonty fe) } Wom AN—Whte. geucrai nousework: good pial: 3 Cook + no washing: geod heme. »* ' : ine .- ics} -~ INES Ny we MA 6. Wh has colleges edt- ticn er ecuh aA €nt experiencé in repera! ® work: taice Tam? dictation and ' KnoWe bookKeeging: position is created through expansion of present cffice force il DProsgregsive fa.eg O'fan! Zation Whe | wae ability and compensates (Garteriy | itm Sa arv increase to th 10be who gqualtfr. Your w ritten app.tcati will inedteate whether you are worth v “of personal in- terview. Fox N- = t-Digsnatch. (c#) We oMEN—To work ‘in heistering depart- n be ex rlenced. Heywooed- _Wakefleid ~ *& 6th th and O'Fallon. fe) WOM EN--Two. young for dining roem: mus. he neat and respectable: no suntey | Work. 45453 Arsenal e) | YOUN@ LADY—For general office wank: steady position. Gradwoh] Jewelry Co.. Giisutt «°. (c4) 7 N z LADY— To check ty pew ri! t a pa- ers in parment of tuition for seeretaria! eourm high schoul education preferred Cn) # ve €°O0) YOUNG LADIES—Three. for specia onstration ¥ App.y Miss Carlgon Frere I,ingtrie Coe.. 2056 Ralway Ex- change Bide.. 7:30 to 8:30 : YOUNG WOMAN _ The UnRUuUsU al ww anted. for Na- onal Sales Organization bx Dertenced in general oats work, nn rand bookkeeper. The ousines’s woman desired wil! = detail Pat nan y w sec sonal interview. Box wt 6, Post-Dispatch. 1c@) COAL. COKE AND wooo _ | KAI Oy MP COAL—1 to Ge, 2773 — ., $5. 25: "| Continents sow wd ha: a NKER CHILL | New Furniture at Sa FREE—A Set of Dishes With E $16.50 All-Felt Mattresses, good $200 to $275 Bedroom. Scites, Bed, $175 and $200 El Suites: with or without Beds.. $3 Rooms, complete, for $175.00 } $18 Cash and $2.50 Week. $-Roora Outfits for.......$87.50 $7 o- and $1.50 Week. 910 N. Sample and Slightly Used AT GEES PRI 4 ee eteee © @* © @& © © & COAI— scones ~Standar rd. * $5.50: g ciean a a ee” tees ‘BABY CARRIAG® — _ cheap 47 300-Lb. Refrigerator ne ' 3 Foot Kitchen Table “ave new «springs to 4-Piece Bedroom Suite Top-lIeer Refrigerator Bi 15 | e 4p hs t 3-Piece Cane Velour Living- ioe Floor conus and Silk Shade. . oO oFlece Overstuffed Tapestry "'BEDHONM s st ITES ee.gee@2ceeseesésee & 2 a ile Blue Pe reelain Enameled 2 ee eee ‘£ ER UNTON'S EXCHANGE. SEVENT! HW AND MARKET STR. BRE AKF AST Roo SET- cMairs. ae D Shades up from. CO NV 'VENIENT CREDIT : Teas, SenteUR ae cutents of 5-room omy com | SPRINGS no eunierns 4111 a Sun tente of 6-room scart. come ond make me ao off om (ch) COMBINATION R tt a catant GF oak or miehoe- renevat ed and ones S[S= RN 24, r—— ontenta ies — =, DAVENETT E ‘Serres — a ee — > > en ee ge ‘SEVENTH ‘AND. D MARKET STS. ? - 4 BULLETIN ABSTRACT CO. Ocr charge. one week's guiary Trp wt-file c.erk: dowurtown é 70 Ediph lune operalwr-etenographer .... 8&3 Stenogranmher, bovkaZetever ........ ne Nee ti A ¥: Nee sok a To a :* = Rina “ants Must be neatly dreseed and a we FURNITURE? __ CAN FURNISH YOUR T RECONDITIONED AND PAY FOR IT ON MS. ON'S EXCHANGE STORA 7th and Marker Sts ri ‘eo private nomes lhek- | reat ns . wenn you can come here ‘ oore of new. up-to-date fur- \y the same orice 5ou wil Get our free delivery 1 20 fare @ame s4 caeh. j == 16. DIN] NG AND BEDRix a oe ee ULNING kooM Ski —0 one. Ss! hal eunroom furniture TXING B Roc OM at Tei satan oak: tabie. $G-ROOM $U ITES—La cost A! ways an asecriment ~ new nes se of "Ine 2 FDRN! TURE on ‘ several GQ: ee Mea. | ony a te burn: onaemal tree | DINING f ROOM “SUITES $72 5O—FASY TERMS TNION'R ExX< ‘HANGE STORE. fARKET cas wae RANGES a ae TERMS © AND MARKET STs. DINING TA TABLES $5 AND $10_-KASY TERMS. UNION 8 EXCHANGE STOR SEVENTH AND MARKET sts. | DRESSERS S10 and $16: easy terme UNION’S EXCHANGE SEVENTH AND MARKEE FLOOR LAMPS SY CNIONS E EX’ HAN SEVENTH _AND MARKE oe LED =e ee CABINETS - $20 Te erme Ex RANGE STORE, ‘D MA! KET r sts. OM | SUITE —Qverstutied ” Os! 4311 Tex . mB. Needle- _work 7, 207 Times te (eh¢) i" RNITL Re Bed. SAL ESWOMEN—And ; alteration as: reguu end exira: also extra office we'd. Amiih- niela Cothing Co. 507 N \. Broadway | SALESWOMES — Those experianced co siure, house furnishinge and lam referred. Apply Reliable ouse Furn 4 ng Co.. &th and Pranklin. fei i : SAL ES OMEN ~—To solleit orders ‘or re Sie firm: comrmiaston amt *- onus to | these who qualify. “hon me able to work at leas § hours @day. 231 Missou rH The. | eter Bidg. fe20) 3 PorrronE CO. Ss218-30 | ps tired Poaniroab tesa’ thie ‘ues ee ‘| ae ee wenrents 4-ree 7 o . $15 40524 Spanestt ‘— Prices in raoat ily teay- FURNITURE! 64 RSTONE, BA RGA IN 3z. NITt 3 “Take South 2 neste ae Hie, ou ro ta? bene wat ol

Page 29

_- ee ee ee ee ee ee re e eee = ee is)__sateswouen antes JMEQUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE’ :- AUTOMOBILES - - AUTOMOBILES .- | S# Aeprumononts | austen aus grade stock issue, pata 8 per cent on jt s J preferred regularly; te going to expand; a OITyY ‘TOR Witd.—i1)2 cin | AMPriICO grand ¢ tevtric wwiimited comperation furnished. ,; / ieee _Wanted | ____ Coupes For Sale Sedans For Sale ue eee Ce ee eee sees tia . N-178, Post-Dispatch. {c3) ALL AUTOS ught. iLUUO Fords, oer FORD—Ooupe, new, used poe caer $315: FORD 4-DOOR SEDAN—LATE .024. FPO! IRDS—16 touric; ~$35-$249; al) lave === = pe Ng aa in : eiihendieee AU loor |! SA ESWOMEA—We - desire to talk to a . thine Linden al a8: 3A Easton.(8) Easton. ( aleg 193. $125. 1905 $140 down, balance easy terms; car tn 5 ( ; ! : udgment w AUTOS Wa ‘ __models: terms, 7/35 Ollve. fet 9) TH rolls: see at once ar d ask re urs- Sor ber, fuse — AUTOS Wii—an ake; pay ver, (5) ay cash, Lain- iy a UDe; he a sitios. spiendid condition: fully equipped: trpeni FORD—Touring: new. used 30 weeks; CLO ING duction; ama!! monthly te.ma. AKOLIAS ari we |r to put forth a real effort to ad Freee N, Var an =— — well, TATE MOTOR DO.” oO a 715. , mane extras; $200, terms, trade. rosy Wanted | CO., 1004 Olive st. se ae . nb = Health, tact, md — For w ; —s = ‘ ocust. (c7) eee TIT ‘Je. ee-Luln Biawereeee sco} . age ond . By ‘education are essentiai : Suess Auto, 4319 Eaton. “findell 7 dace Ser po El AR goo ly 10 sat A S Lecast bl. FORD— Touring: 1923; new ‘ires; many pa ay prices paid sae, | otahogany: Bas. oo nate ee =**| qualifications. Applicant must be unin. ALL AUTOS Wid ilones Ton some refinished a beautiful chaune? freen, All repainted and in first-class running} °*‘T@8: only $115; terms. 1905 oct) 5617. a ee (cB) ; Rptrtes s az a RCH a. 1936. BF 112,814 AUTOMOBILE Want Ads last year—41,768 MORE than the THREE E other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. _ Pos DIS? ATeH mahogany caee, thorvygdly everhatue’ nm our factory @ 0p. ; laciuding free : curnbered Write us about Wise @iv- orbs fully equipped and guaranteed 30 days? rder: good tires: $75 and up: guaran- Tae 7) 4 ~ ,~ noed; | ing telephone number. Box N-102, P.-p. cent. Klink, 3505 8. Grand. Victor Cc 140. buys Pt enger coupe: others : erms, Open enin | FORDS—5 tourings: ‘21 to “bd ser APPAKEL Wid. —Highest cash J music roils; iree benco and free liver: “Rob: (choy Mae Yor ah id ewablaned imately INI KSYING NACo LE PS HNSON AUTO 00,” 9067 oes. (eT OTR. e-r9_co.. g867 ote 74 | Sah etinotea"WAoelman, 4881 Bare | FTANS APA Aone 0 Aanbe RQ pus weber ca am : ic ahatial wean: cadlater peel Gad head. | FORD—Touring cars; all models: “rapeinn. fo A, oe coon mrening pend etree Cohane TRAI KI ESE LORS x IAN‘ / CO. _ Estab! ished 1870 Lim? Chive at. (one Se ee es ee a 140, $165 e198 2 sol’ SIDE BUICK AUTO. Cco., i ae Rain od starter. etc.: unly £50: very lacicy’, gentlemen s | clot "Fi 38: auto a SS aneens ae Sed irmn ar: 3 LOW EASY model: repa! ated — i et, after 10 a. m. Athletic Tea — 914 N a8 = ie TINE Go. 4 5} CARS Wtd—Will pay highest cash price ; excellent -| UWeht rim nickel: cord tires, lock whee! | ed: ail look like new cars: guaranteed : 3 - ’ er: es ae ii 6 PRICES BHOUS'S FUR! FU ISFUNG GS TERMS ~ for all late_models. 4464 Easton. (8) IMPLE AUTO CQ Fos ond Boast ‘aoe cay: and spare tire: $385: terms or vn gy 30 we terms RAVES MOTOR Franklin. Comeut 7209. Cabany 71 SW 1 ies—Ficioo =P penn ; X «| SWEETS —1004. uring. Bulek, Nash. Society Wardrobe Exchange, 31 eacrifi dispose at once. Address oor ) || | Finieted invattractive wray cus:| 1024 Buick Rdstr. {BIG SIX TWO-DOOR SEDAN j toon tires, “automatic wiper, 2 bumpers. | ji, Ty sining’ value Snen ee PA. STARCK PIANO CO., 1018 OLIVE. | ee ek SSS rs. | BAKY « "ARTI. AG tecd: good condition S 7 fell 1] vor A agit agage chet bumper’ te) | cheep. _i Bee Seeneengtom. ample an | Sey ee —., gg ot Used so little it's a shame ‘io — tt | }stop light, motomeier, etc. etc. a WICHITA JRSERIES AND SEED $1. ae “ ne ES Gran 1 SOR Shi htly Used | | Oven nights syd Buntare. . Seerson S718. | oral two-tone . beaver refinished) In be pte |. THIS CAR HAS RUN ONLY £40 |curains: proces | HOUSE. Box H, Wichita, Kan. (86 years | soars cht PT & lar rar BOS M . ; fit j TATE MOTOR ©o,, Inc ; tilul two-tone bdeave rown LE w SIX WEEKS OLD. WILL reduced. we 4 “ust. old ) ck 4 conse ie: —— ny bog , ae t- with 6) ring and ; 1g y | $041-43 Locust bi ii * aes trade. Open Sunday. Jefferson NE ELL At D.350D REDUCTION: IN! WEBE RS. $,_ 1817 Locust = = ” } > on t ow in I te r Ps 4 4 BE DS B Sitchen C. itu fae : | 1OOK! ESSEX COACH. LATEST. — | CHEIROLETS Met pmotile Go.” Store Noy SSMAN. 909 PINE ST. Srecial 6 tourth: gogo.) UC Ome: B®’ | SEWING MACHINES—All standard make | | B i , oe | aoe + del cs Fe ! Practically new coach; one of the latent gg a Eig muggers ol ag and eb |} RUDOLPH GARFIELD nore INE 280) Or Toe pat MOTOR ox ‘O.. 3949 Linde! other i en: prived as Tow nee an nds - D-to-uat e Arma t , ’ . : . i ones: on! v run 4 lies: ei 1! 11 { ped, | Ps es ~ v o . (o8 sot ree ? Sahai? SaEer ara S pcceleennaan Ssh b od UN Se EEE } er AS ow as . ternna. Se Pon Ee 0 || SreiaSikuy"eucamsed 18; Sea | a a cok ee ee) | RON tan a model eT Sa | STUDEBAKER! | sRORAR TARR BS. tal ao Bie bows site wv. oniv. ga! I les : i SFr Kitchen Tab! i. 1. | Coal ‘Renee vs — 10. 9 eee rORDs to bore >; termes. “4108 © vf ati By | sen onne sider Fon. J. w Autos a ie | SEWING MAC Hi > — Model 115; suitable ROOMS and BOARD . have new springs to fi 7 | &Ptece Bedroom Suite 00 | “Quick Meal” Gas Range.:..- 5.00 | | (OL MOTOR CO ikis—Maadnet: oebr Vices | extras ieee) °°% ieee, Wectinsien| Oued evenings cin aaa gfof tailor shop. $95 regular valuo for 1A! s of all cotton ) “¢ | ee / model: $9 . v0 cust. (c7) | - wrepees = og V SEASON a BO :_ Serine bere fAewe Sty | 5-Passe nger “Moon | Sedan 4 gorgeous louring in lignt 6 model; | PROSSER FURNITURE CO., 3218-30 Olive Sewing Machine : Gocarts : | i | Ps ho , atin Oe { « & ~ - oe ee, wee e | _Open_everings and Sunday.___(cvi) | FORDS " —R toa pagina ke fa otk uped 8 $225 | int ard olstering Ike new: thousands and thousands of miles * og oe v- | SINGER—Drophead. itke new. $25; Singer | ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY va'loons. ass'ers, ok , Pa and upt e 7 * + ica in it: looks like brand-new and 18 £0 electric, like new, $40: others, $10; GHILDREN TO BOARD. Wid — = et SPE SS W, &Piece Cane Velour seston Walnut- Finished Iron Bed, | o| BEPROOM SUITY—-4 eces, lke new, yi t cus Alt aittor . r l . penvens diy. HSBS Minerva. (e53x) a Lian : 95 Plc A song Nee $ 9.00 ~ ESSEX 6 COACH is ee ——— mi rR: ) te » JM25: } ee . _ 0 Aly. BUICK, “ 3837 oN G 1a, ~O) | ing o a —_ is buyer for $520. ——— terms: all makes an Tat. euaranterd _Care; private home. forest 18 * mich ——— + | ef ne = 4 ua adete a Vaio ned - | don 711838 ; \OUEP AY ran ¢t ~~ ~ ne a - # Floor Lamp and Silk Shade. .00 | 72-Inch Bed Dav wert 10.00 | Practically brand-new: fully equipped; tires; like pew; $240; others, cheap: OL DSM¢ BIL K SK D A N Ww EBER'S 8 NORTH BRANCH, —— ROOM AND BOARD — Children: wives BE DE OOM ST TES im Upright Piano 25. | Odd Chairs .$1.00 and up best selling car Of todey. People go wiid | terma, _ 2735 Olive. | 73) ” Se _N. GF 1 _---— es ._home; mother’s care, Parkview 3125K. Walnut ep } ; By 3-Piece Overstuffed Tapesiry Odd China Closete...... $17 an | about them; ow 25 takes this one; eaty | PORD—10 late re vadste: a like new: $50! Used | WILLYS-K> ie Touring: 1923: a :eal | STORE and OF FICE er iXTURES ie au.i 7 ? TE y : — i Su ite a. 3- Piece Dav enette Set. yi 7 terme, trade. Mere Sul po! P Je {fereor 2464. up: terms: tre de. 506 S Jeffers: BON. bor -tb-daezd “ene . o909 NN ash ington. See A FOr North . HANGE “eTe IRE. @ Blue Porcelain Enameled | Upright Phonograph ..... . 17.60 41] GUARANT Y YTOR CO LP .. 236 Locust. USES ARSE Coe» SO eS ae 7X) | This “Uecker. car show mode] was spectally | rest. oa nincicggeencgesiaiaaniieninte _Wanted p ASD ge | clean, sunny . MARKET STR. | tT _Roasie ers Bo), zable Phomegraph: .......... 5 t 1994 E SSEX ( 1OAC H PORDS—5 roadsters: ‘2 : 25 models: !oriced at $595 as a leader: Al condition | In fai “shape: Can be be fixed 99 $30. STORE, OFFICE AND RESTAURANT room ployed: home ear Y Bik Lamp oe up from. ; ' Day some rea ryaing 3 acrifice Ptices; jand fully cuaranteed. Get in on this las: | ¢traneporiation with @ Iittle wor os FIXTURES Wtd.—Pay cash. Rick en- Colfax 4£400R. (o@) sohl Bros., 915 N. 8th. Centre] 9307. | GRMER, 3860—-Pucom. board, . for (ec =] gentiemen; every convenience; WE buy gps spout siore and office fig-|_ phone. —_ > bt oe g* — ee ee ee ee = ee P~-Painted: lot of B® Library Tabi 12.00 | Day-E a 2 75 | $160 vp. very - term } . Heat tame. Seren baience ae her furniehings; . CONV ENIENT CREDIT TERMS, | CONV ENIENT . CREDIT TERMS (c77 | UWeler perpen ony |} JOHNSON AUTO CO 8667 On! ve. (c7&) | Ww ERI ER’S. 1817 Locust. _ ‘ UTH SIDE BUICK AUTO CO.., ica “ 0 RE demon narnla Jeffers: in & Lafayette . Laclede ede_7690 | & 2 R29 | Weatly reduced price: most bran Triew ., ! oa -— =e" " ~ ? ; . | ‘ Late Huy movile roac ‘ater: $100 down. Refinished throughout: o balloon — Trucks For Sale o centlennen S35 per wee ee ere copore i aa ? ; | 5192 4—Ford readgiers; spic and span; | hid eo . orate You've read about ti vo, hee pare oe ee | es Anwn. | REO “SED AN tures. ith, Central 59AN, (eR! . : ai = ; ! : 1 : MAGAZIN®, 3028A—Room and Board: fl . JRNITURE—Contents of 5-roorm wer’: RANGE-—Bungalow gray ename): practical- | 1 | besuttfully painted, ful \y guaranteed; “jong ; ne @ ing of benantiv __Brovalwas jesse pest 5045 McPherson. c). | _ly new. 5549 Vernon. (eB) | ter ee alae, | NT | Pi telly sampped: scse cores: = batenin. {875 ealion. 5-compartment For Sale WSTEAD. 3210A Rooms. «ood Le share comfortable | ; ' & | So ey te UNIONS EXCHANGE STORF. c83 ) SEVENTH AND MARK ET STS. — ; elevated gas ove: n, like new, $75. 4009 : fea! bareain. 114 Union : , roma 8 ay Dee enter improves Wit to, gr ne Choutéan saileeds PURNITURE—25 rooms of household | [RANGES —— laree assortment stand) ard {mechanica! condition: front end rear| alas” beac. Dalont ia” be. | carbon trouble: excellent co! vdsthc n ond saiiain S505 Tks how g bargains. lickeneohi. 915 N. i iiturt: come and make me an offer. makes, reconditioned and guaranteed ; also | bumpers. motorneter and bar cap. rear | —_———- {the famous Weber P! edKe guarantee. Long | 1 DGE—Del livery y wagon: 1 . ne & if & E207 Olive at. (ckO} | Showing spiendid assortment of heating | view mirror, alltomatic windshield wiper. terms. See this at om i aa } cheap; terme, trade. 506 8. see cbT2) REAL 4 parealne in fixtures. Call New South OMBIN A’ I’ ION R ANGES stoves in both new and used: buy now. {balloon tires. including “R'S FI’ RNTTU RBH CO. 32 %() Olive. t of brand- new or tr de. Open Gerrans foes Ear eae TR i. ‘KS m , ODGE 10; easy terins. pearing city; very reasonsbie. 4988 | | ance | ~ BR any. KEPT. 93:8 W eae ~ 499 24. : 2 Ty ICK SEI VAN — Touring Cars For fale Trucks, screen an d panel; all uno ag gg NS EXCHANGE. STOR? | Bitter pi. (3) | VACL UMC CLEBANERS src Or ample: | ener - OWEN-LASKE feoth as oro. 6h6ANT) MARKET — ——-— a used oO" Eureka, oover, Americai: ngton Or . P a ee 5 eee ee iy 2-tOn pan 2 | SODA FOUNTAIN Marb! feet: . kk Steeles EAE rt BNITURE-—4 rooms complete: player- | int, new tires, new-car gcuaran- : —BUICK TOU RINGS—TWU., arene: Trathe 140n | arbie; eet: back | - LE 19 gest ee: . ais ———_ ‘ ies ' P¥um ¢ ono ran fee) | e i os CHEVROLET SEDAN, 1024. 1924 BUICK MASTER SIX TOURING. | 716 Frank In av. . | ADDING MACHINE--Burrougns, good com-| GRAND, 2313 5.--Nicely furnia! ned room 3 Pier 1 re oma | | ’* os 12 weet ee ae See ign — | D a } EA new ; i ee ee tae tee | Overhauled end repainted beautiful dart Nothing more popular than a Buick: | FORp—Ton trucks - {6 fate: a'i etyles: | dition: low price. F. E. . foCarthy S73 \~ with private bath: he! and cold water, DAV BN er I SUITES | R “onten eof e tee fur- tr We | p- oo fin! y gra poss) $1800 eat tare | Cor 30-day gu@rantes: tering, trade, | ge, this one: it's a er ot Paes wheeis., $65 up. ‘Terms, trade. 2506 &. ‘- | Arcade Bldg. te 80) for 2 ur Z; home anastna Grand a} . | oor a ’ | sae - sae ‘ wa . humpers, automatic windshie!d wiper: mo- | ¢sreon. vi*"| MOST complete Li ry of) $35—-EASY TERMS F ! suites, rugs. etc.. | ago: on ty $875. vear to pay. FLINT CHEVROLET co. lcor in a - ot te t run: it ase ~ i | IST ee eee makes, repairs. | 4 a 5140 rPNTO eTronr ’ ki ’ it quiet you cannot hear W run; sts —Truci ~ ton; panel body; Union Typewrite GRAND, 2149 8-—2 SEV ENTH “AND, MARK 1 T STs ; . Mall ts ee A W/L oe ‘as Forest 1500. 7210 vale (3) | ‘ha real buy for $640: year to pay. pnb rk starter: Al condition: bar- | a eee ee herent Tooms, one or two gentiemen, shower 4 ie ’ > , MO) aa? i tiem “ih REMINGTON TY PEWRITERS—We bv soiid | bathe. —- ee om mn - MOTOR CO ‘ Lor, tule k gale. 932 LISHED r 3024 LOCUBT | \/ Grar ee (83) apc aan . : care and a ROOMS FURNIS Open evenings and waking OM" 677) ‘ORTHW EIN JEFFERSON 8700 | wabilindron ~.. | FOR ee > ee ke: 52 to '25 models: a omnia te ee pate -_ F(a wn eet 3458 —Roam and board: — DAVENPORT TABL LES TURNITURE SACRIFICE _ COMPLETE | PIERCE-ARROW—Auto credit; save $200 ' C ft 1 Sunday (77) f 1 b ‘ one hy ner : : Humbolt 2337 od - ~| _ Chevrolet sedane; 1923 and 1924 mod- Jpen evenings ang Sullday. it {| dandy selection of real bargaine in 'voewriter Co., 114 N. Oth. Tel. Main ) | private, Hurmbolt ‘ = _$10--$1 CASH. ing. room. bedroom omit dining room on new buy. ae Minshal!l, Hotel 183) | els; new Duco paint; motors in excellent CHEV ROLET TOURINGS. ton and ant t d leliveries: a eiiee, pote oe L 2888. ee , BOAR O—Nice front two onado. room ¢ 4 by SEVE NTH ANIL MM AR KE r sts will sel} at a rea! bareain: also rugs. | (( $ 7 5 | evenings and Sundays. erms | . ne i infect ning; good live. (C7 n 2° S ipa ae, Mees cy. Coll after 6 p.m. _ (05) Coupes oe, Sore __ — ~~“ CHEVROLET SEDAN joweonyed and A pee “$50 and up: easy JOHNSON, ACYO_CO. 2007 vive. aA) | “ikea: reual =n, overhaulitu: resulta 7 fic iter 1. Sei0—E penilgmnon plensant DAY Ae LD Chiffon fer, “dresse! r Deln B k C oupe, 4 -Passen Cc - . rm oO evenin FORD TRUCK 1005 Pine « (8) homelike mom: good meals: conveniences WHY PAY CASH FOR | wie P i { ised Quis” tye SOUTH SIDE BUICK ALTO CO., 1%4-ton: good cab and stoke body: Fg cvPe Ont Wha nde ioe ) au "SBE. a Seng al 7 ?-= ¥* ” 7 . (e bea » : r cu tee n . S—Une erwoo vweruin ton, v5Aa-— ” 0 DAY BP 7 IBRARY TABLE, CHAN AS E-Z, Terms $1 1.00 Down Es 7 foal weitk i tnroug as “ie preyed | eetaresn & Lafayette. Laclede 7600 & 225 | new heavy Cuty cord tit "B07 tk to! Oliver, Royal. $25 to $80: rent 3 | steam beat; twin pede. iets ALL MAH GANY: BARGAIN. Av ¢ | ‘OUR FURNIT ? | first-class mechanical con “ on roughou nomemcceenccant rfect running order; $200; year %0 | oe Mae ie eee + , , DOWN 0344). | iSO | PURSISH YOUR BRIT ON ir a nl Wx 10th. Mat Treseiter SBCOND. and a rivate “ie | — n Mon. and Sat. Evenings arantee, tern Sn o% Of rock bott - $345 ta 5s “ : IMAG WM BUTTE American wauu: a | Oper settersom O5HH-0500.. (cB) {| __ KUH8 BUICK, 2837 XN Cirand. (5) | on terme; Tully euaraniend. 9 | GOOD CHEVROLET, $75 =|’ sovTH spe, nu ee MOT h06 6298 | REE REDD rh i oa Se ae jet aie ph rhe a! Beso ‘ ’ it: ; “ eee. V a Ww RANUT H 58797 D Im ar, | * Jeffe raon & Lafaye _ Ac! ede (7600 oat CIN 8 1 ‘y 1 Texas. ‘ , : b, | pn IS BU Ich COU PE WEBER’ ES T Bb © Touring; full i a ees: dirt che ow , FRR Y “CKS—Pr moviz ix Into FRebui'lr re nins'3R. ALB SHER ANDO, AH. 892b- —Reoom privy ate faye ” $20.75 an ard options!: modem DINING” AND BI SDROGM SUITE— -Nea:l» SF TE Ms. . ‘try it tocay. 5 6 Delmar. Forest 0810. | MOT OR : ; 2 ti: rise SE ‘* dust the car your wife wants to drive in Down and $5 a week burs this late model | Z| a ae " ‘d Tourtng:; just one year old. It is in the; t®& cENER MOTORS TRUCK CO Tyvewrite tes. k: er Fur 1 . d af S br roadw av . ses By buy hese at your own — . . L- | today. Compare our Values. We have a sedan: onl condition: owner sure took ads ink of condition, has good tires, top and \ R07 Olive at ; __ Ve eee? er. i Di INING ROOM SUITE—Beautiful bu:! ereonelr ere 4 ales. dan — mre —1924—C] DB ¢ , g E COW Sinema 7 a shales om boas 1 ina serving tay « SEW’ ras around to private homes lock | Furn. , Houses & Fiats For Sale| pas 8 ig ees Call 2220 Ch rysler Brougham. ' ‘aie — sah a $150 ye prs aso7 PRAT , ereee ae | HORSES AND VEHIOLES TAA NE: th Sou —Larae room, eteam ;' WH) sell cheap. Phone Riverside 360° ‘ t . = irnished 7- room flat: clean. com- , eae _ —1924—« ak: ‘and touring. 150 down. — heal, with boar: fod) | (c ye Dues when you can come here NEWLY. E forsmes 75 210 per momth: rent | CHEVROLET—Coupe; ate 19 23: ,oald | 1924, newly finished, two-toned tan, with | 1—1923—Hupmobile epori touring; very | A obil for Sale— For | Sale GABANNE, ~~ EAR KINGSHIGITWAY / DINING ; ROOM “su ITBEE- - Large Relection Wher at vir: oors of new, up-to-date fur- $60: part cash: Mt AR ty Box H-3s. | give service rot pe to that of new 4 : five like-new tires. fully equipped: guaran- | cheap: 12 months to pay. utom es To HARNESS — New and used: large aasort pesitanie south room convenien se: all good condition: at one-third origina : or used ually the same uses ou will Post-Tienatc! {c89) | terms. 3933 0 ‘o> | teed mechanical condition: will serve as; 7—Late-- Hupmobiles; your own frrice Miscellaneous ent Graeemuck. 1417 M. gross? only refined gentleman. ox cost Alw . seanr it a jtes Wl 80. 60. koods. Get our free delivery Eee . /DODGH SRBTHERE “BUSINESS COUPES. | new: smal! cash payimnesit. balance menthiy. and terme: closing sut, a Ee i) t-Di teh. (7 ee vlaae “eee er am nt of sau tee . 4 ft. 20 days eame ae cash. | @evera! late models that have been re- 2978 Locust, Jefferson 3410 1923-24 models: 10 HORSES —Good with ital 9 ran- ra yoo . . | | PROS oR SFPRNITURE CO 3220 Olf i Oye ety HOUSEH’LD GOODS WANTED conditioned. Prices low. Torms. Trades. Grp vp] ,AND—Late 1923 ~eedan; paint. ) Ry eo te + EE A oil b. ED. el laud. Open By indey. PARTS for 190 popular make cars. Allen's, ¥ style: running hot water in roca: oper 1925 Dodge Sport Tour-| 200] S. Oth st. Humbolt 3790. 4e8) | —- =!) $A. fom a dressers, RE anos. Rugs. 1440. (e190) | LOOK! ALMOST NEW CHEVROLET g00d condition: low prices; . DIN ING TABL ES | GAS RANGES | ——ke= cis. and contents of | COUPE. mien. Open ni hte and Sund Jet: Ork and Walnut--—Valuce to $50. Srey TERMS ' U nati —— 1 9740 MI. Green-| We finally got one of those beautiful ferson 3715. TATE MOTOR C = a EXCHANGE STORE | fe math - ar” Raat OS aaa (eR) | Chevrolet coupes that is practically new, 3041-43 Locust b bl. ne $5 ANT) $10--EASY TERMS | Ae wee one - | ‘y; they don't last . ' : * ; ; j * ; . 4 uVi s UNION § EXCHANGE STORF. | ee ABI FURNITURE AND CARPETS Wtd—Rest | U4 Shy . year t y. : 1924 DODGE SEDAN B) SEVENTH AND MARKET STS ieee CF porcelain 1! To jan. 19°1. “geod: $7: Oo) ive. st. (c8) | m int TON, 3 220— —vieely furn shed ei! 7 : jfk et! for all kinds of household goods, furni- weel, others, terms. 3505 C. Grand O Se et runs -e-daszd —- eae usical Employment gle room eals: in homelike pla: k LOOR LAMPS 5 Me su ITE —Overstufted oe ture, rugs, contents of flats, pianos, bric: _— e4) this is no junk. ¢. $933 « Olive. (4) "UcLen Used (ars* _| Bob: ok “i New my Ford a rs ete | CORNET PLAYER We ust know Cabany a . Nit * DRESSERS : ENAMELED | KI TCH N ee ure bought: highest prices pa venings and Sunday. _(c77) Not free, eat _ near: practically brand- | t BROT. (os) Open evenings a ee Se ee ee ; 2mps 83411 Te ic Call Lindell 2160 gr een — | FORDS— 5 late; like new: $80 pp: ‘lhis ie the kind of snappy care we of: | tru cote Be acee Sone. Tx: ROOM SUITE—S-plece tapestry | _Taonert ‘Auction Co. 4501 Lucés. (cl4) | FORD —Coupe: 1025, avira Bley a | terme trade, 2508 8. Jefterson, feb7xi | fer: almost new and ihe, price ie, cut 1) your Siero. TEE ao LSE cabal |e 5019 North Maret | KINGSHIGHWAY. TOIQA ¥—Sagall truce SYVENTH AND MARKET STS. 4 — aot ee like “al HOUSEFURN IGHIN'® rurnisbings of Pall si 85: § $55 down: also many others: terms. | PTudore and "Ford me Fm, nage nee WEBER'S weet ¥ RR ANCH. 5877 Delmar, } Auto, B . ‘ Musical Instruction ‘ whe or ikon t | A uES t ash tor . TTC Olive PROT do ; , HGRME reccias ?- 80. 7-passeneer: von- | OTLD BODIE §——Coupe a - continveus lah RNITUR bs oC ot oa WER, He F : pchaneni oe $0: sath. slectric, an kinds. Ia . § 'M ay eoerel OF acd) FORDS—-Couve rtment: 1922 JOHNSON AUTO CO., 3667 Ol!ve, (c74) derful shape; 6 tires; ail extras; lather : terms trade. Morris SR10 P ofve” Vob4 | STUDY jazz. your ravorite inet : MeMIL! Rr eae ie 840 wo th. 4009 ¢ tea. . . $08 perfect condition: $12 TION. 2008 3 Morgan. to 1925 toe eshte To. $920. terme. FORD egg assortments 1935 to nigard! owner car: a vity fob: cost over | -— lessons. Christensen. } t two. Delmar 53 ‘sw "URN Ri&—Lex ux 36 t ‘ ? h Auto es -{ — il! lif exocerent car | cut Beeress 9050 Cotegci': ane FURNITURE 0. 8218-30 | ARE you gelling, flats. Call Central 87 9740 a (oBb) | 1926 models; $150 to $350; terme. Hy service. S173 Easton Parkview P00 Batteries - WeVHERSON: pMEnTs.. LT x pets, contents of tate. a es 1 Fininee huto Sales, B140-51 Easton. rma | FURNITURE ~ o pootns. SHU: rent cottasce e ks who have Grown tlsed’ ot nals FORD COUPE 23. . et) | FOR tD-—192 touring : tare $185 BATTERY fests) eases, n | Tuning and arersras ba. wt : . * ae are trading with BEST prices for household goods oF “309 s FORD ‘an 1025: has been sed | __Schne!!, 47194 Natura —— .} = ba tors. 232 - BRANDENBURG t table: aiversity FURNITURE—Unueually Rood, 8 room " ture; all this donc eae must have goods. OR} . ! 00 very little; motor le erfect finish, tires | FORD-—Tourings. 10 late. like new. “$3 Pie xr qpiance ¢ a! AE! eS a mmee MePhere:” = . wea at our otk ai. store Linde}! aC od. )" .| and interior ie clean; ce and eazi- up. Terms, trede. 2506 8. Jef Toke | Tires For Sale 4 oew expertence 909. , MAPLE b464—Aing eis reom end | m ee i TBain prices jn _—s cay- | 20.000 TTBS, te old feathers; er Co. ' in town or * trade. 1644 58. ym T ee TIRES -— Used pneumatic “and solid. can | v1 rotor Tbs Mon Member N 4 P - Por 50a Ww “3 2 rv Es NITU RE ontents 4-room flat. Cai! . 60c for old oftes. Montana Feathe | s. 10924- £19255 al aie repainted | ( ‘ , , loons Fw . ——— ~~ : , "9: ter. a vai: a ty to $315 | bumper, shock absorbers, io whee , _- “a , ‘ . TIRES—All — bizes. Jennett ————- . oR (ohax 5 FURNITURE —35 “rooms, geod - eeadittor . 80 ‘tec ST TOU q | 30 daye: RE -GRAVES sOTOR CO 325. | FORD—1924 touring: Chevrytet. Maxwe') USED SOLID TI Jet. | Denwia RANJO—$217 5utfit. like tew.' 6TIVE 4337 . aren a .; . S000 tor our appraiser, (c8) “ARE Yy OU SELLING OUT’ VAMBERT GRA 457 en FL INT CHEVROLET CO. Overland, others; term 3505 S. Grand Le, . = ee i320. Co., 3006 38. (cB) $125. Fores: 7163 (e4) OLIVE ss Modern ard gsise, (es) ake South Kir Fah. igtw: iy bus door. i” 6419 S. Kingshighway. (co) . 516 Tat kee Tense. beds, I will buy your furniture, rugs. co Always open. (280) 4714 Delma Forest 1500. (¢4 (c4); ferse umbols 1s ? : . i ef flats. GOLDBERG, Lindel! 6646. (56)

Page 30

Page 31

Page 32

RCH 3, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae + =r DAY S A NOTED PHILHARMONIC = — : Cross Word Puzzle sin ™ WILL BE BROADCAST | ita stions . a —-— ——4 poTo Pla} reed Ptr eal ‘ en | O os 7D TIES AT Post - Dispateh Radio ||.| Answer to Yesterday’sPuzle (CROSS WORD PUZZLE a — icster, xy. savs>— Marriage Licenses ANSW ERS u QU Ess | Broadeasting Station | mm, 2s 14 15 6 17 18 19 ay Sremes Theat oie i ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCT: . WEDNESDAY EVENING, MA sete alghee at Wan ey RD: iid We Hea a a eae. PEC MAE RSET YO OGER ANE MND ey en ee 0 i BN he 28 - ¥ ¥ - Seay 3: hhh aaa aa ee ° 6 Lie LARA Labonte | -mh and Bremes 5 The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any @ | K SD | | irths Recorded 7 : Age Be K 3 e— ' onal and telephone caiis, or answers “dg mat], cann Be DGE a —@t yaprme” Persona p one of am ioude- 545.1 Meters i iO 12 BRI : = Pasie ae ca ‘ it ~“ 7 +? ’ ? | oa — . i 7 are broad. ES 3 oiven attention, chess SEE Oe Oe, cagrecees conetese, || it cari at, eidew Ts ed sincerity when accompanied by stamped addressed env 2. | esd | +. . ist of notabie ages | i lk) we | ) , x pa) B LL. P_Write to the Bure) on the Toeaday nex: after ce |! Dasztght weekday broadcast: | IBS SRE r 17 | CHEROKEE (0c asore “es M. [ARRI AGE LICENS ES. Ae gc omn C.. for f mexent ) nal th wno-e | 3-49 > 3 3:40 mh. . } | B-714 semasunnneet Chad ieston : “ ‘ eeari lnemme....... j att en ee ese ia sewecaer oper ae yy e State sencs ° interest to t! Mids | i9 EA , Doable Pre.: “2 rired by WGY . 2 Vo ebs: ve PARE — — ; : aes pee _ , Ae. West. Prd : pirec y Mar- jj ! 4 CHOUT § ne Goent. and | Ln WHAM of/ 2. Jane Gusun -.+-.Winnges, Ma ew. 3 io © pander at akin 26 pt at me piar: | ket News rwic §. Depart- ji : De yerr. @ Choutesa. A Devil qe — har wnmeerts } ’ ‘ het ae ad io 3] E $e LS bas - “ . . s “ah * Monda?: : cy a? tl 3 r “Tn ee | lie Pelee. .) ¥ PNT WAT! N ga | jorge cowie a sie . eB ymin ten te the wers s PAULINE Warner Batter mn wo or " eCer. i. Weue —~ ok 2OR] Vases ke KFVE—240 M : 8 | Lions orchestra ith j ng! Continue im this manner til the form is BB uten & Clarten “MAS NNEQCES cg ems ie are T " i] you } lved the puzzle correctly it Se a | aaEmres (By Vembder o of rhe st Louis Bar associat } WEDNESDAY, 9:15 P. M.— amuse TLS «3 Tony Corcoran. bar letely filled. If you have solved the 7 the Food and Orcs a aiaes cmd ings | + th horizontally and vertically with werds correspending t F Pestalozzi o “ ee a — eee Te SS «cd Romains Fielding aihers 43 Neel. ranint | 16:45 P. M. tf a e841 Pestalorz HORIZONTAL. = 2 rs — ants Amen 36. Sle musical a ‘ v heal to & KMOX—280.2 Meters _ : A oS aioe 3 : {Mae Mu a WEDNES DAY, 9:40 A. M.—Mar- }} i ceietrkes ° Sh versity. 2 ' Viigow” and Cots a bh ~ ‘Dance Madness’ t } Claire Windsor and 4 ba iivertow: Grand and juniats ; ‘ - Capito! theater er- PTD nt Ot et bt 4 ~ a — . bbie’ Woodland ; {> “Avie 5015 Grarots ‘HIs rRorLe” rt etta et es © Ortole erchestra: -- aa 2 oe e eo ta orchestra, artists. lub Royale orchestra. ~" - = - "us [st. LOUIS AMUSEMENT CO.’S THEATERS RSENAL ( Aiclvhe Menton, is ; Grand and Arsenal and the Walter” ne a eee 4 Orin ta PRA Crosley quartet, or- G ve wveowe @ oo t3/9t9tdpe 7 ES rr 7 : 4 x esa F ois iD : ~ca Ras LEDICAL QUESTIONS = | TARE (289.0) dance mast MEDIC orchestra. Song cy || WTAM (389.4) dance music 4. Somerhing th “ployed Af J auBERT Double Program ms alth and sanitation phn iS of UES ic annie rest on D f Indian leger nd Indian | orn ” enc or. Fat re: ; a four r Health ana : | a , ; , a | tin br Euros a¥- 0 - arent. rt and Easton “The Tewer of 14 eonreoga — : ae 4erel. Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases wt.. ne nes Sail Phen : come” Tn) we P a vectial “AS an ee 5 Aubert so S: Wellston Office: 1486 Hodiameonts Ar. ae oak a ve . wae Ya ou pipet sag ly ‘miki: — “ fasaed % nist. | , Chippewa “Wied -* "nd Wiortssant-Warne: 4118 W. Florissant Av. Mo and Eo Schacnemann 2]°8 Siam . ar inquiry 3S pig i ak ete tk te Wake 3 eae owed Ba , lic, orchestral NX (336. > WGR (819) Special all-night froia | neff. & Chtesewa ' “E6 Marriage Bua — 7 PB S.l13ts | rourt argely determind the | || WIiL—273 Meters | _| oe a a oe a ee KYW (535 oy teeniaie otab | cnenret 1 There is a, kind ef treatment nmecessarr .2 n EDNESD AY, 6:00 F. x— ‘ : | a WOy (447 5) Ginaur heed ; : Cinderella ’ nase for -ear-s er a 3 4 . atiors in so far as they mar : . - r¢ er : brs -~ « 4 e PE le oS ak yr ig 3 u . — evi an Cherokre and lows CONGRESS | the wear.ng ©- be arrived at, w.tnout 4022 Olive St. « 5 e: : 5 = 7 + min : gasses . ne: i ‘ he examinat WSBF—273 Meters | ) : ee ee ee ee P @rand-Fler. ‘ LON CHANEY 4 ~‘ 90N - WEDNE DAY, oe Grand & Florissant '“THE RLACKRIRE : Pi s : Bg Ape al i oa : ALL-STAR CAST ft | GRAVOIS ‘ “SEVEN DAYS" Jefferson & Gravel, | ‘Oriental i | : SS — | er ee ieee : tes gore lard. ny 4p 4 teminded by my Mother that my =. Lechner 72 31390 Greg ' Armstrong and Dreath was disagreeable. { tried [25° reg 7, Bee -asiien: house Electric and perfumed tablets. mouth washes Jose>hine Kretsch 54 ~werns!. ‘o. a supplemental %y i“ Pee ie malt OS pete —————_ LINDELL LON CHANEY Grand & Uebert LYRIC . ; ' th and Pine R cogy pra Whe* and other camouflages which gave wo S..4,, 7s. *:-% ae training it from ma Pa ata aia mes a ee te RY a pera ASMP at aaah OR A ee ER A COON oe temporary relief After consulting 7. G-rcon_43 1878 12: and selling a regenerative’ tio ATS 3) concert me . 4 ss ae ; " = ; a “- ‘MAFFITT | ) Richard Rartheimess | my dentist and finding my teeth in wh. 38> 4b} Lape. Th receiving set known as trpe “ (634.4) Uncle Bob’s bedtime oe sis a . aa —— . ~~ OB W812 N Vandeventer * «greg SUrrose* good condition. a friend suggested “© Micany #2 Aeon rl. a tory : The New Sonora Radio ae | a. } mg trouble was constipation After ~ 3-.° en oeeuth .e lower courts had held tn W $3.2) Melrin D. Fez bari- is ee ee Highboy—$200. A compiete im — = os ; 4 Manchester | *=Trn RALSTON taking a few doses of Carter's Lit ; . = Bea se.es . 2907 iP. as hat Armstrong was the or : he ee Eiey ee combines the Sonora a2. ee Sa = 4515 Manchester ‘The American Venus” tle Liver Pilis my stomach and J Kane 7) 1419 frinet: hat '-yrention. ir' WEB! wei JITiole sae , , a i aed i ee orchestra. ——z cal gxit. m > “ : as ~ wd & . ies :. , ag , : : f. a a x 4 — . :; . # “ i “The Wite Vhe "eat tanempalel : P.M. Sias—the Ply . a | ontgomery | Wasn't Wanted” and — SO aa ee hth & Mentgomerr “Lage ~mAn schet? ~ — cite TY © Aginta Menton in NO VEL . “The Grand. Duc ae hese } sa} ‘ 2 “3 me B.S NN Sa ia : & pg 3524 lasion and the Valter” ~.-TOrt restoration ef ha bro? 344 B) 3 . . | , KO, S . o* I | e g mother ' siesta | ir Be Ttetvtn Ratubers: comer | RADIO PROGRAMS | | WTIC (47: , Og ate ) } La imony to mother. | bund con , ais ae 4 SS ee ae elas easicty ot a ts: en CEAy ft: : Sa" 1 Deimar Mrs. Josephine O'Leary's Case, was-esdar Ment . night for:, ‘OM , KPC 8.3) orchestra onora’ S WOLD Id- famo rf Mrs. oJsephine O'Leary was rEenM KGO WBAP WEAA, u : ; a Powhatan ther KE j : ; Eleaner Tran 7? & ~~ ¢ ~~ a - 3 - ee aoe F ) prograr r Esther Halston in (Content Standard Time) | Earn, tera rane KNX (824.9) program, in this exquisite Radio Hi lilies F shaw faor Ses the “dtvorces gra nted” column : > wae J Saeed te BOUTwE at . a sot and Show vent” Lv. Se. Louts..._._.. 2:00 am. the Post-Dispatch. it was errone- WGN (805.2%) auction om — id at p | “THE Live wae Ar. San Antonio __ 8:45 am. ously stated that Mra. O'Leary was 3: _ 1 | KOA (322.4) concert orchestra, = re neg) as ERE in a superb new highboy—con- Speaker—the ten tical afiwwood tone F Shenandoah THE PACK d morning granted a divorce. WGN (802.3) tea-time music KPRC (396.9) Jack Willrtch’s e: : siege: — — in Sonora'sown « tube Radio Se+ hamber —" «= VER Grand Pr : r ‘ aisha Sosa * iter fase pa Sig v 2A So cou : } - : Yiogige « at old 2 tancard, console or highboy models. : : , : Jists. + 7 = a 4 , , , : er , Wasnt War © Tickets and reservations relief i heip mustard p.asters ~ (2795) ch Srogram me gi —es hest: Priors. You il er enjoy the richer music and Ome 12th and « tinton “Lasty Bears” Ad ac Union Station, Tower av s blis ‘ 2 ith " ' ; ow a We d Fond trie. ‘ “ 6 3) a ee, . ' 3 ‘ @ ‘ + ee ot : P : mor e beautifu! desi gn of Sonora. Sonora F “ ra a rut te | WHO 6) das rogta: mut into the heart of Sonora's n oh : ee rr arenes iinte dows % lean, a So (475.9) Genevieve Faust, so- woo. & arvspacnisesde Peeper of Sonoras new Phonograph Company, 279 Broadway, DB __Uventuar taeaver circu | Office, 318 N. Broadway wh) +a sintm ‘mh? ace :¢h ; > ; woe a} vr" te anne . : : . : 5 Ms vile g : = ‘ igao “f is that matchiess Sonora Radic New York City. a 5 Main 1cco0 * || mnetard.. (Sent - oh i ir. x, ho 6. h ral : : } iT icai } a ‘ ic AS " 7 r | : “8 _ i na " > baka eae © Re 1o).4 finner music A DKA. | 1 Bj . —* oe ‘ac MARCO Tay ig LAND : Last * aueken ang a a a ; sae: wile ek: * Newstead ‘When tc..cwe.uds Plict” wits D_ Acrosssectione/tetm = ~<a a P asthma, neu headache, conges : : ATG ; e Sonora Radio Speaker y chamber or “horn” which # EMBASSY “The Mashed ay ae ee ee lee. = ee <e Westinghouse band. KPP a) n UY ; —no mechanical noise —no harsh : pert of every Sonora marae © 9 M888 De: ’ hie” PAC. R.R. CO. - tion, pleurisy, rheumatism. lumbago, WEAR (389.4) Hetel Cleveland or- Kin. Se Ne pata de , nh anc : Z¢ he sateen, Die Binee Bledel nitin " — ond “Wall %. Whis Ry. Exch. Bldg. pains and aches of the back Sy shestra. dinner Beni Tee ; 6 2 Seanderd Model $20 | ee: pce: ——e me ore muse ruises. chi]- WGY -(379.5) 4@inner pre concert. KT ad selection / Siloae: $20. 4 7 . _ MIKADO ‘The American Venus’ St. Louie, Mo. eprains, sore mescian, ~e Aen ten 226) string trio, erches- WLS (244.6) Jaysee « : ‘ : rom a. 3 . | ' Also Johnny Maher biains. frosted feet, colds ofthe chest; WHO (586) @ymphenie erchestre. : wis (4g8 a ele —" ‘gape | , VAs 1 “= MS Peston Bion Fashion Review (it mary prevend pmeumonia). WIR (8169) Goldkette’s ensem- wea (9331) wee ugustana college . 7 ———————— enna | -4 seasone aa & Tubes ion eeneert com. program. — = | — a WG wibranion and cimineceharde sean - (WMAQ (467.8) Chteago theater er wry r (40.8) ites R (818) Variety program. a _e ee an. { “““nae Love Mas ee a ee a OUP aed ie T ina ee ee eee [a4 ¥e- ; - = Nv. Trv Mustero!: W. FF. Miller hitis, tonsiiitis, croup, stiff neck, | ont vince synagogue gcd § -. ma. ae le: rhe: " Se ™ . Po ee ee ee a ~ . ae . nO in a aici e ige: Sk "gles ott ie ty Hg he Thies biieh se Rees i ey ae ~ pee = Phage meee | 0:45 PF. M. @verto.£s. 3 oleae WDAPF (865.6) WDAP ytayers: KHZ (408.3) “Astronomy.” C. D. Smith Drug Co 3 oF, <= fecal tpl nate linge Jack Isttia KTHS (874.9) Pastren hetef Zance| ' : ALLON bg Dose, bande Pitre’ (983.1) nature sery KFAB (840.7) 0. of Nebraska pro crohestra St. Joseph, Mo. ' ms w. Florissant | & ° “The Traffic Cop” ior M | J. E. Maunder, 4418A Athlone Av. 2 : galaxy of ae 7’ ran , ren : ~cnuberts ensemble, CFCA (858) Gilbert Watson 4an-- ul WEAR (405bd_ wisn yrryere WEAF sidn WOCO (ele a grohest awe Gee St. Louis, Mo. shag ee es om i ape Ro SD Sy per SNiees a eg? TIRES * | nge.s Ty Xf 7 @ ~ —

Page 33

ORD PUZZLE | er 7 39 HE CROSS WORD PUZZLE. m represents the beginning of a werd, vertically. If there ts a black square ord is horizontal; {f abeve it, the word may, of course, begin beth a horizontai for the correct words te fill the fern, g corresponding to those en the form. ill you find one that yeu reeegnize. on the form, one letter fer each white era) cross-clews to the werds Inking ue in this manner till the form ise com- red the puzzle correctly it sheuld read with words corresponding te the defi- VERTICAL 29. Poprier name fea! for Yale Unt- ty. :. 3. To regret 4. Taverns. 5 any plece iproar eF con fusion. One who bliews g.aes. Ventfoiates To steal from. re Finish. The eggs ef fishes. The ebd and flow of the ocean. . Also. . Pureces. Fkilled peoypha. . Precured. . A herd metal ; oa i a $1. 84. near Kiam. ; ‘ beast ef bur ma). en. "Sonor A toot soldier A = oe (In A ‘thin etrip of Di a rel “hed. cloth 2 sinall espet. °- Certain. . Either ok. An intoxti- : A vewetable. drink _—— Dis iarwes of a . A gratuitous of- gun fering. To be —- we AS. A parent. oD wa Ev. A Piver in Italy. a WGR (8189) Special all-night froli . A: MM. KYW (688.4) Insomnia ctub. WQ) (447.5) Ginger hour. > Ohta Vwhoewm @ > Se mee ae aa = =a ous: tone Highboy {identical aflewood tone pught ea richer tone to the Now it brings a clearer, tO radio, too. , your dealer can offer you dio Speaker separately—in ble or highboy models. oy the richer music and design of Sonora. Sonora ompany, 279 Broadway, A cross section ¢f the tons chamber or “horn” which is part of every Sonora imstrue ment. This tene chamber frees radw and phonograph trom all mechanical noise. In % many plies of waferthin seasoned wood neutralise vibration and climinate hard overtones, C. D. Smith Drug Co. St. Joseph, Mo. aunder, 4418A Athlone Av. St. Louis. Mo. | Jrewstean 4 SFALLON ne Double ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a ee = Cherokee and lowa ' and the witer CONGRESS | “The, Rond to Vester. and (irl 4023 Olive St, t Fashion ‘yl = Grand-Fior. ‘ CHANEY Grand & Florissant '“THE BL AC "KBIRD’ ; gna TAR CAST In GRAVOIS STAR Cast Jefferson & aa. . ‘Oriental _ Serennsers" a POINTE f Yton & McCans, t LON ieee Program: “Satan in Sables’’ & ‘The Lawful Cheater’ KING BEE {.. 1710 N. Jefferson ‘Lafayette une 8. Jefferson ae Rowisle Program: = 1s Suppose” a nd The Plaster age” at — — = 63 Double Program : ‘Just Suppose” and _aaten = ts wanton” ——_ —~ ee LINDELL - Grand & Hebert LYRIC ( a Logan and Pine ’ a LON € ———e '“THE B L AC KBI RD wees aoe ete a ——— aAF FITT Manchester (ESTHER RALSTON 4315 Poiester ' Wives” n hei PPOSE” n ‘The American Venus’ Ma | “s.. gg iinaiiaiais a1 = ewood : he Blackbird” 170 Manchester and Plas ing Waters’ Ser nat ‘Montgomery fy The Wanted and | bth & Montgomery ~ “Lazy Bones” NOVELTY oe Easton —— OZARK — Webster Groves SAgintbea Manton in i “The Grand Duchess and the Wuiter’’ ( SALLY O'NEIL in “ey T . Fe’ Comedy ae terest PAGEANT | Adolphe Menion jn ,“The Grand Duchess ‘ and the Waiter’’ Thteeardman & Nagel in ANE’ r Lleaner ) (‘ourad “MEMORY { Pether Ralston in 1 “THE AMERICAN VENLUS" LIVE WIRE” “THE VP. ACE THRIL Ls’ ‘ “THE and THAT } Shenandoah Grand-Shenandosh tivo 83— 850 Deimar Soe ae | RGINIA f a7 Virginia Adolphe Menjou in ‘The Grand Duchess | and the Walter’’ Ben Lyon and Blanche Sweet in ‘Bluebeard'’s J Wives’ W WeesTER and Clinton “The Wife Ww ho Ww asn ‘t Manted’ and “Lazy Bones" 7 | LAVENTHAL THEATER CIRCUIT | ASHLAND S20 N, Newstead ' [ieassy f Double Prog.: Last Ealition® tena ids biirt’ "Wien aa. Double Program ) ‘The Masked Bride” and “Wall St. Whiz” (‘The American Venus’ : Also | | exaoo : ( “Satan Sn in Sables’ No M i lee av. { “Hes Lo oved” es ‘ hen ob oes s Turt’ & “The Traffie Cop” Ww, Florissant t UNION Faee and aston “Mannequin” and ‘The Unguarded Hour’ Also Johnny Maher - pecan, | ese Bremen Theater; w. oman of the World’ ‘CHEROKEE Beant Sweepstakes’ ‘ Charleston Contest . MICHIGAN Rouble Pre: “Tron stage | ; ‘ Double Program: ‘A | and Cvtieday [ ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT CO.'S THEATERS | { Adolphe Menjou in | { Richard Barthelmess | and Others | - Picture Johnny Maher | and Fashion. enna, a mnemnectussverweans A ‘PHOTOPLAY THEATERS U Greatest Assembly of Stare Ever On One Bill Fxclusive Engagement Wonder Woman of the Water ANNETTE KELLERMAN WITH CASTLETON & MACK Morgan. & Sheldon Fenton & Fields “Imported from Scotland” THE SARATTOS ERNEST R. BALL and Company of Artists in a Vandevillie Musical Photeplay “THE LIMITED MAIL” With MONTE. BLUE Photoplay Pre- Teday 3:00. cedes and Fel- 6:30 and ¥:15 lows Vandeville 35e- 150 - SS . | Vaudeville MATINEE TODAY, ee nm ef em WEST END = 4:3 Swiss T sree FTOoOHAW ANOTHER GREAT BII_L PERFECT LOVER P, LILLIAN “»RICH WILLIAM LOCKE’S SIMON th: JESTER AMUNDSENS POLAR FLIGHT FIRST AUTHENTIC. PICTURES OF THE DATING. Atr Wier TO THE NORTH POLE F an itare ES wire ISCER WYLI- MORTON DOWNEY ZIEGFELD TENOR JIMMY DUNN FAYORITE COMEDIAN 16 MISSOURI ROCKETS ANDA HOST OF OTHER, “MERRY MAKERS” SHIRLEY MASON ANDO WIS DAUGHTER". Tonight, 50c-$2.50 GLOR NEXT SUNDAY Nights, 50c-$2.00 _ AMUSEMENTS eae Mat. Today, oy $1.59 Arthur Hopkins Presents WHAT PRICE The Great War Comedy THE ORIGINAL NEW YORK CAST Sat. Mat., SEATS TOMORROW | The Big Musicomedy gy, Kosuir DIRECT MONTHS’ RUN ON BROADWAY WITH NEW YORK CAST. MAT. WED. Bex! ' Sents 1004 Olive Sat. Mat., 50c-§2 Seata also at AFOLIAN CO. POSITIVELY FINAL 5 TIMES FRED STONE BEGINNING SUN, NIGHT Next Week Only Nights: Orch. $4.40; Bal. $3.85, $3.30, $2.75 and $2.20: Bec. Bal. $1.10. Sat. Mat.: Orch $3.30; Bal. $2.75 and $2.20; Sec. Bal. $1.10. Pop. Mat. Wed., Box Office Sale Thurs. 9 A. M. First Presentation of Augmented Vodvil Most Pretentious Show of Season MARION HARRIS Distinguished Singing | Comedienne OSCAR LORAINE | BOB HALL and His Tune- TAD TIEMAN smiths With PINKIE DEES Wills . Holmes Covan & Ruffin AXINE ahd BOBBY _ E MIL BORE O's “MIRAGE DE PARIS” _ With Jack Broderick & Betty Felson Mats. 19e-F5e; Sat. -un. to $1.10. R:15 15¢- $1. 50. re You may buy choice aucun seats at branch box office in your neighbor- D: lis. 2:15, _ Nights, hood at regular prices. Ask your druggist OPERA ia R A N HOUSE 11 A. M—C ONTINCOUS—I1I1 P. M. WM. DESMOND (In Person) Acts—Feature Photoplay Night.”’ 30 PP. M. seven Other ~ ‘SURSDAY, “Charleston Contests at 8 ‘O'Cleck and 10: CASH PRIZES PRICES: 25¢ and 40c¢ FROM “JOSEPH genes : GENE RODEMICH’S ORC hE Wee LOEWS STATE VICENTE BLASCO JBANEZ’ | [-) A RICARDO CORTEZ Metro- GRETA GARBO = Mayer A ous see Sie ee | iy LN PEKSON Y AL SHEAN LATE ZIEGFELD FOLLIES STAR and JAS. B. CARSON SINGING “MISTER GALLAGHER . bd AINGS-RIVOLI SOW SHOW ING MARY PHILBIN The Star of “Merry-Go-Kound"’ and “The Phantom — the Opera” “STELLA MARIS” SUPPORTED BY ELLIOTT DEXTER __PHOTOPLAY TOPLAY THEATERS MISSOURI SHOW-PLACE OF ST.LOUIS NG — $ VANISHING AMERICAN a oe oo re RICHARD DIX LOIS WILSON JOHN MURRAY ANDERSUN'S A a MELTING POT GORGEOUS EXTRAVAGANZA WITH A CAST OF , NEW YORK ARTISTS DEBUT OF CHARLES PREVIN DIRECTING MISSOURI CONCERT ORCHESTRA | , March 3 Nheat ar on the Ilo ! Wheat Wag ,¢ WEDNESDAY EVENING. A I en WHEAT IS. HIGHER UN LOCAL MARKET — EXCHANGE rm were higher mark oday. Liverpool ise] ry Io 84 her rye exp rt aer a ST. LOUIS: MERCHANTS \ r Indicatjon * higher. fipts were light orm Was steagy 10 «4 lair. Oats were stead) a. | Hard ' FROM 8) 7 | ar ; Mall Orders Accepted Now! : , ’ cha ; ' ' LAST 3 DAYS! CECIL B. DE MILLE Presents ROD LA ROCQUE “BRAVE HEART” with LILBIAN RICH Thrilling College Drama — t Potatoes S190 jp were 7% Night Fperes ights, P4310) Laediog Theatre of St.teat ®' 1d ‘ ; i} 5Oc to $2.50 | eek Mat. Sat., shipmeiit SOc to $3 ‘ rm OO) in “STEPPING STONES” ..°'; . with DOROTHY STONE | heat > Teoulis Hay Was very Market. fo or i i | eace 1.10 to $2.75 | oe WHEAT MARKET NERVOUS REENS—Lou Ada tT’ rj sleA Til boxes Cw CUM agp Bh nd lane 2-dozeb ? \ anu > 4 $4 cat fancs $4.00 ENDIVE — } val td oer rte "He per Touisiana, $4.00) ¢t $5 per bb! ESCAROL—Luvuisiana 34 to $4.00 per PE AS— Mex) can ib eas. 2 and (a7) PP? witb — ei nev, $7.00 al bit RBISKA Distt — roots $2.50 to $3 and ne read ibe. b—A lata ‘SRE EN crates @ \é*T> ie 0 of ida, 1 Home- crown No 2 $1 to iaArge $i.b0 ~- P c* coe) eS na my i “J haskets, + , $1. iforn “et 50 and 49 $3 ry ' Bee ne wikia LEE Sa $2.7. $3 i re USHR OOMB—1-]b F, perial Valley 70 to $4 pe: > lo poxee 40c and &B- “teres bu hampers ' A , 85 g )NIONS—Red . Bi 50 and hire. $3 to $3. ne "ONION SE TS—Reg e ¢° 7% Irs w18 to B00 Da Boab. grown bunches RADISHia— wo uislala, ly ;Chi 13534 4 %-bu . tr Ss) JLARCH e LUUIS POSI- “UISPAI Ch $3 1926. > ao, Caen ~— eee nn a nn i LOCAL FRUIT MARKET = Sze Ow! wise, $4 23 ai Demand Is Slow and Trade formas} Dull. LOUIS PRODUOB ROW, eo: was du! SUppiles : -_-—- ee ee ante AS—In shipping order S50 om me Bl c per ir) } ne OCOA NU alo jobdilia Way 35.50 pe: t) a ee ee re Future Grain Prices HANIS 4g Me 8 Lapwing g are the official hick h how glueluex iit or vrevious close in toca] markets and uuo in ‘ations a8 received from Kangae Cite ine | cnn wher r markete: aa iaai ‘ were r High ‘lose. Yest. =) 4AMds wn \pple March 3.—Fo! tna aliuua wo] leday 6 FOR ADDI TIONAL MARKETS SEE apple | ‘ ok nro eaypepeir t Flo: Ja 4gerator carriers, 40¢ to 50c ‘ i eo ORANGE s—talifornia navele $4 to $15 a ~® "da > = gs M AY “WHE ar. ork so ges ings, so to Bo. 22). ] Car ['} r) KF ty oranges » oe 50 ner NEX | } AGE i chy, 3o.o box, acc ording lo size - o--— sa 6 sree tisk CAYVI { a 8 | & @] itd, LSU Sy LEMONS—California 8008 and 3h TUNE IN on POST-DISPAPCTH Los f Fr bt. : j ’ *? = © LOR Sy 15t ) lig? | 10 ue » 25 a a paren HNer $2.50 to $3.25 RADIO WANT ADS — especialiy ‘ 1L52b epee PSs ae A pr le P rice rat e, cor ] ros cokes n ver WHEAT. SAU ONO Pees ee eee GRAPE FRI TT Fl $4 to $5.50 ; C 0 Sunday. aieiede: of. 260 barrels Illinois Jona $3.50 to > Str aw beerten we ear. Supplies were ‘ ~ ner hox aize ‘ ‘ ‘ ROrrere rn te 130% b 138 1g-S&b = 140 %4-% = 1305,-7, : 133%a 13214-% ___ SEPTEMBER WHEAT. | 2 “eR geass ~ 136b 133% 134% -35 K.:C. 129% 127% 128%-% : MAY WHEAT—NEW. .. 160% 158 1! AO a, hen Seas i41 138% 4019-8 aes “MAY CORN, « rvryvyyyryrTyryyyyrrrT —, an® ISU EUEU SUE UU UEV EEUU EVEWEUEue PARADA ddd AA hthbtted bbb ttabippphhihitraigl iit isatilil a Vevevevevevewey tpdodedposdssedsdadadnr a TET Teri d o . yoweve (ni 60 158 139 5 _ cheesy lass according («» "CHE ES—Northerp twins, 25c; ‘S'4c tonghorne, 25 oc deisics rinrea 26 ec: brick oc oer sound LIVE POUDLTRY—Fow!ls, 2t645c: 10rmn hens, 24%c; cul) chi ckens. ] Uc Ocks 15e: s'age 23; broilers 4c; gepring chickens leghorns and springs. 28c: 40¢c: sma)’ rkeye under & Ibe. 46c; No. 2 turkeys oO: ducks. Y2c: Gucks small and muscovy ducks I17c: ge j ; young cues. ' Be vor ling mu I re as Pe. rag CITTUITIT ITT TI TIT rrsrir VesaTevevevuvews' eingles <o *c “Flow can you possibly lose on Cadillac’s Exchanged cars? 4 Your money will be refunded: and cheerful- lyrvif the car you select isn’t exactly as represented. I See these finer used cars77 “at the head of Auto Row.” eg ——_- —— 23a. turk eys. -_ A 9 “elt ps 1Pe: ‘end yf eo EAL SO @180 Iba. iSO@M2Z0() ibe lik@a@! 2c ner ‘oarse, underfed underweight. tone and salable on! — 1° PU ee UNE Ve i ee OLIVER CADILLA Gam STILL ITT T IIIT ITI ——_ if } we ‘Hy me- Zrownh gre bunches, ‘ 4S. = DO ~ $) SF, | Telephone ‘JE fferson 3080 ~ OU Daskets Re paige? ir Guy W. Outver, President RAPAAARAPARAOA EXUZITITITCIIT IIT ti rng ee en er eee mere renames ne mee omen ee ~ -—~ - ee . . : PRARAARA APS RAPA RA AR A AAA AAP AAR AA ARARRAAA AACA AA AA RAAAARRAPRAARORRAPRARRAPARAL AAA PAAR AAPRFR AA AA ORO RAALAAR FR FA RA AAPAFARA FAP APR RRR RAR A re eee mak ey carve ¢g 95 INTERNATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY St. Louis, Mo. STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL CONDITION January 1, 1926 As Reported to the Insurance Departments of the States in Which We Operate ASSETS LIABILITIES First Mortgages on Real Estate and Collateral Loans Bonds and Stock Real Estate Deposits in Banks on Interest.. Cash in Home Office and Banks.. Loans to Policyholders Interest Accrued and all other Peete ok ss TOTAL ADMITTED ASSETS. $37,139,731.62 PAID POLICYHOLDERS AND BENEFICIARIES SINCE ORGANIZATION $18,167,360.28 ~~ $33,623,629.77 297,922.76 265,177.58 Policy Reserves Death Claims, Proofs Incomplete. Reserve for Taxes ... Premiums and Interest paid in Advance and Uncompleted Items Special Funds All other Liabilities ........ccmes 44,639.53 Capital Steck. ...c:c « cse.ce.cisxtuse eee SEPPIUS . . « -.c:0,0 cccleeieidebitees Bae $37,139,731.62 $22 ,956,632.7 2,641,353.40 2,038,399.28 361,230.62 67,703.76 7,632,385.64 ote 354,372.13 486,416.08 *“*e @@ we1@5e.*e @eeeee se 1,442,026.16 STATEMENT OF OUR PROGRESS Income during the year 1925 .......... Insurance in Force b cance ase ees +o smell Total Admitted Assets Reserves for Policyholders - SURPLUS FOR PROTECTION OF POLICYHOLDERS IN ADDITION TO THE RESERVE OF $33,623,629.77 INTERNATIONAL LIFE RECORD Insurance in Force $45,084.878.00 $130,628,075.00 $262,914,542.00 $ 11,231,071.46 262,914,542.00 37,139,731.62 33,623,629.77 ‘ ete eeeiwaeer#se#srti#eete#eeees 2,067,573.77 Surplus to Policyholders $855,953.60 $1,049,519.00 $2,067,573.77 Admitted Assets $5,052,853.58 $15,386,557.71 $37,139,731.62 OFFICERS Chairman of the Board President First Vice President Vice President and General Manager of Agents Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President .General Counsel Secretary Treasurer Actuary Chief Medical Director ‘D., Asso. Medical Director 1925 — ~ ‘ - _ —— ne — ne - . a me to tre 1925 BOARD OF DIRECTORS W. K. Whitfield. David W. Hill. John M. Atkinson, A. H. Carter. Geo. M. LeCrone. John C. Martin, August Schlafly. J. P. Hinton. T. H. Glancy. Joseph Ashcroft. Sam Ulen Chas. Kell. A. F. Gacte.. W. K. Whitfield David W. Hill W. F. Grantges Thos. H. Glancy Joseph Ashcroft... Sam Ulen. 3. Fs Hinton John M. Atkinson Chas. Kell August Schlafly T. C. Ratferty E. A. Babler, M. D. G. F. Rendelman, M. . ere pee _pnentantndmcens ee ee ee nnn eee a er ee INCREASE IN MORTGAGE AND REAL ESTATE | LOANS IN 1925. “A WORLD OF STRENGTH” . - « wegee- 0D Anette EA OCR RIAA. org NT he esol pro Ne ee a ee ee en ne ee ee ee a ee * ©* & eae tt ® ee ~ we

Page 34

Page 35

ei i ¥ is de ee ae es f 7 ae ee ; cys ew x &: ree 3 , . 4s : DOM 5 | 93 104% 03 Inen Co ri 23} si | v7 4 : roa 04% 104% 103 99,3" ++ Tig eMss7. ng a7, 87 85's i . PLE 5? Oh es ‘Sage haem aan e + la BiGerd 14. “ao | 85%) 86 : | B FF Sewn Lae. M6s SESS eee yg ot Ty 14 a6 : vad 95% | be Ls . . t Eehcheamctaans y ; ‘ 9 LUZ 9 at © 64) 5) | , a R _ Fe Sa Poe 073] 8) 83 Mos)'sh" ea yo sw) soules | gag 88 vid | l | Sigh! Low OILS. % AWW 6s | g4' $ | U2%! 95 % | | Ger © foal HE | 98%! 9: % | 99% Bee | Sales) NEOUS | O% lA gg 8) 93% ae is 1. er ai | OSS), Saat 99° 106 4 ya a eames 5 9% wg 2% My Bel B} 24a o4%e| oa! © ry gory oo ee | yr may EK highest, low : H 11% - Se ae in Se! 3. i 00% 100%... K P Sis, 6) 92 ig. es | 96% nH . g f sales, in on the sally oe "3! 3h sui amid rer gay fe 31100 % | + fad 1 Sa er (FY) 70) 55, 96% 100% [260% lide ig s Dad mais cookies or ae Ref, 1) 2) 4h) 4%) 5 Hea Sandal 3/100 100 | 95%) 95% LT 7 i946 8)100 100% )100 4% 100% El ss = | KS llowi ecur in DO & Ref, Si am) ae 3% | on fy Os | Ooi | Col 8s 2)100% 100%) | oe Press. $.—Foll of s being ted): Ruclid On; si sais | 3% |B | 7935, 1} 9546) 98 3% | Med eet) 2ai100% | 9 te ted ch rices ocks mit cuclid O | 60| | 8 . ae S% ip st 5s 95% 95 %| 9 BD i} 22; +n Ae Oe Associa K, Mar losing p of st (000 o Prev. | py n Oi 55; 84 4 | 7%) 1 R | 91 9S | %| 93% 129 M 1 gewi, 94 20 =| Bn ae By the zs YORK, ous c ay, sales O0lot s lau Gibso CofP si. 4 af 17% oe 9 new $1 z +, 3% 93 | |228%4 129 Seg § Arg’ 7' 94 ' 90 4 O4 ie: S cKs NEW prev e tod $10 close. GO O| | 18% { 10 e 6 14° 9: 128 102% /103 Ps lea. 31 9 | 94 194 | 97 ty 4 | UI agg ptt ee “ipod wue-ale tin | sigh | Lom Tint wt *20) 255 8 hey gE. Me oe metierts oe UA Ta | 31 04 oF | 06% | 95% ae: | : | e h 3.— are New itted). \ciose, seoutt_lnate ign 23 Oil le Oe | 16¢ tis 106 % | 88 v5 Main 26) | | 34 | : Ei 2 “a Marc comp N 0 om \ Clo 27%] 215 | Deon = ee te 4 160 | 1 hoy ch = ie $a. Rh 7. 134 136 | 5% 3 HH’ NGE, 2 shares, Ex- ts (0 | Low. |Close ya Aes, ew (205 8 on On xy igs i %| 43% | cit] ep B6e co | oe yet Be oi 14%) 1 i ca | | CK EXCH ' NX 4652 sha the - h.! Lo Trus Steel a PF Mex Pan i | o3%| a4”! 23 oreText 83) 1! fag 03 03% | f SO) 20) 1444) 03%| 83% he } + Al CT0CK LOUIS sTo » neuer wer, oe s traded ee ~~ ity Noi x A yd i oats 18 | 13 2 se °. “Oi 16 rR hae “e " "Coa 3 00 93 | 23%). asee "Ss o Rel 1 03% | onal 99 | ++ af — | “ ada a id a rity. on M eeree ‘mR & 3 ] f . % | DO Main cees 4 ' ' % | a | rt ; — ST e to today curitie tes, 8a e, Secu IN | 25% ll B Lam 6 18147 33%) 3 ese60 Pa | 143 6% W 6851) 1| 9 | 93% 100 49 | % | SFT M 7s | 16 99 96% %' oO ha ' a ~~ Exchang f bonds list of ge idend ra *Increas ices 41) 28 ‘ai 5 1138 T Sol ‘A! 4 7%! 6 90% ~s- G| +} 6% 2 | 12% Cr P 54s 7) 0 39 1003, 99 | 99 .l¢8 Te OR) 12} 97 | 96%4| 96 Fal AT CH = : Sales on the Sales o mplete ay, div ‘iven., — r wil 21 11%! 35 ‘ss 67 e ¢ fe) 2 57%! 5 %&| 91 S89 IN ¥ rad | 38) 12 ji ol Ee Po 6snew| 10)100 4 | 99 | OF gba B&H 7 35! 9, 06% | 87% e SS y- a CO ft today, ing gi # ee ae $135. j135 6 ee ee 1 86 | 86% New Brad | 2% Eriget. Pig om | 99 | 7% \1 105 as 87 hag ——= tock $$ esterda ‘ing is ions 0 es be A Sup B| 3,13 65 99%). U Be 5 85 111% | ; faa 63) 1 12% 10 1% 64a 10) % 107% 105%, 8 SW 7s, | a7 200. H : oO St — y Followi sess t chang Aero Cc. 2} 66% 99% “46 luG@e 1 91 110 | see | N Co| 124) 10 | 1% 1 © 1 6%) 2/107 105 | '101% | Tre 6% 5 1} 87 4.000.208 } 7 : Is 4 ing the nd ne | Close Alpha Atal 1 OD Ye 4%/| 15 6 n Gas A! 245 QO (110 seal is Land il 4 19 | 1% 20 Ys Ind 7.| 8.105%) 101 |10 WU B 1 2 stocks 901,000. ie ts a Post- gy Bag ga, aay b= nge dur rices a t Close Asked lu Co 1} 15 14 42% 44 U L & P ee 17% 12% é N y Oo 1) 1%) va 19 %4) 16% Lig-W n 7) ' i 00 % 104% a i kata 1950 sales o bonds $1. i ; E: hens GO, Me Bailes. Ubicago bocg est, c changed tAnD Ch’ge. eee Lea. 1] 42 39% 70% Un ‘A’ n 613 | 19% N - Ol } 20 16 | 6%) i s G 20, 10 “| 97 eee: tal sa POPE. SRE TELA i . c ito ay 5 the : low -Un iv Close. 230 see mal A 414, TO%)| 7 93 L&P 9% 6% Peer Cc} 16 6% | ee Mas 46 2,105 1 97% 3%/.. To #8 a") east & 100% = eres 1° 92.00; F 80: W OF 4, 0 Au & 27 | Beat 6% kK A Stern — 5| ‘41% sleeves ae . 1s A Co 1, 4 64 re, ee fare R Co 3} 1 96% %| 49% ae oe % | 20 117% RE : 100% 3 {1 ees j me 14. er, PAA Balada Deen) 27. | 26% 36 Yor ch j ser Eada iced PEER HR ee {5 Rete ore te oe | 65 | 22%) 2 OL» | Ware BP 19% 46%) 2G 12% | pire Ml ined rel at "On WW. 21108 "(10 “9% | oi” |! 00: Fa, SY 4, > i} os ch & §& oe 4 7 30 wy 3 u do ls Corp eeeeee BE ay Mabie ee 101 5 ° P Ca 4) 231 | @ j Ol Warn f 9% 48 1Z% Flor 1M i2le : 17%} : tt a 6s h 7s. 10 103 RO % 14. : c ee aa a. i, e .o 43014 A lo : New © f M Motor dn’ © ih 7 owes ole es pene . 10 At a 5! 2 +) 2 1 P p 4 12% 1 65 : 4d © ' 60 1 , 18 1* haws s 03 98% 5 en 81, | ui het Bevk. 301 15%, ; oO erry ee eee ee 4 toi Hol ee 5 ub A ‘at 5s 10%} § a) ute West pi} 1 12% 03 nd 9% | Gol ea 3 ie 17 1°7 8 she 6 1/1 89 99 % SS ; N Preferred Stock Divi 4 DSi | 1 oo kg ian Mac! 1549) 15 s 90 Basis B t-Clymer Shoe com pS Saees¥- ee 104 u bepaags ee EP | 16 6% | 92 | 84e 11% rhite 8M 1 63% Hawt “_ | 48 1 Aa e aoe ur 68 93; 90% 99 % Si... MERSO hen sae e cents ; BB ly | Mi Be - nf og) Oty Hy t gt |: ereeeee 2.50 30/101 ePejeecre ( sees 38 4 Am vie . 25) 9 | 84c ll™*® 0 wines aw 4) 64 f 9 Hecla Mi 16) 1°7 Zi 2 1% do p ww 0} 89% 98 9 Vee HE & Mo. uarter ey y-fiv on 4 L : . 29 :” 931 os a tee a5 UT : Though | Boy n Shoe el eeeevee ee | 98 66 i 95 beg aa an 26 do Cc % 1, 84c 10% | 38 \4 = W P "NY, 9) 9%) ILLS. yl G M 18 2°3 if 1 eese SPL 68 6s) ss 98% OB % 105 113 T Louls, the , and pay- ~ nF i. a ae OR as, 16 . x Brow Shoe co Rs aa, res r 98 | 38 | A SSR 27% Bor Wir. 6 11% 38 i4 | 3 2 do CNY 4 RD O 17% He de 130 % 19%!. pie Cc Fa =| } %/1 111 | 99% io. 26 for dol pany of - . ae Lap, ON 145 3, m ae 0 Sat G 30 38 Pak Hae 27% a 1 22% ~ 1 T ‘ANDA 17 Jer . | 1%! 19% eee Sou s 35} 0105 111 91% | ¢ No. f one re, has his Com Iders 3 ("s WPL, 7%, Ht 96 P Brow Jot, oan ? .. 7 88 vas eee] 14/104 Bra ach. 5) 41 2ha| oe é Ye STA} 7 } 16% Oo 1) My | 60 a +86% 8} 10, 12% 09 % | 97 "% 6, o sha ft kho . as we 2 901,) g of Selling ice com see Ist pf i oe 10. Spee 7%).. (103 ', 9 id M | 16 0 22 7 see 1 16% Kay ° 7\ 19 50 % 8G 6 198) 12,112 99% 97 | 192 ) per ock © stoe ' mip hy i ~ «) : ai Se o a 0 to- Bri pid ee ducts fa xe é 5 } be ee } 27% 2 L eee O7 Say 103 Br Cor A j 6) 24 a d Ong | 91 - “ 19) 17 t 16% > eda8s Kerr la | ‘ i 5 ™% 13 x RONY 1 37) } ou 4g 07 j ecoc5neeé ($1.75 erred St 926. to A $3 | Le cy WwW pt 1 te ie xchange te Bertie eas te eos 7° 7 7, [eee] vee] | 91 oe ceok ites 18 %| 30 «gah we td ine 2 bu iNew Cee | §l “Se 13 65¢e tz 7497) A 6, se O4 Ker tt 1926. Treasurer iB Ss i> Cent CHR po ~ 4 4" ~ 3 k Exc New rtain-t Produ nt com . 50 847) elt tees oti « f 90 | BO% Cor RF! oO > jl 29} ree Anglo n 2% 23 % | Ne Min i 2) | 33 63e) Btu o 5 4% 35 1% 104 94 . the Apri . 2 ALIAM, 4 big a ee ee Se 77 Stoc the 2 Ce in-teed Pr uipme fd... ahd lees eee feeeee | 30%! | br CR RFR $1205 _ | 29 24%}. 9 do ctfs 6! (235 7% | BO ¥ New } | 14 he ae 6 , | sun Joos, 104 %4, ye Ee ee 40 able arch . GT Af 4 VS&ME 7% 140 | : uls h on Te |} Certa Ry Eq ment p tee, 7 } eels 90 a | 33 Br © €o.! | 297 24% 1 bos 240 %| 6 2l% | N issing 12) 63¢ 5bc| 2% |8 & Coos 3 4 | 04 =. aS é0a ord a. 8 [2s leg oS eae 140 | Lo ras the fur-1¢ icago Equip inc .. vd See }° | 90 30% '— 32% ~ = 19) %| 2 18 a’ LAtl Lo %| 67 20% Nip en ae 55e 244) peaer i 7 «Cf 8 : oo) pe ree OS % eer of 14] 8%. 8% he St. the c nd v. 'Ch o Ry Snide Salad ? 26; 90 | 30% fe gee 6 9 Buc EP 1; 24% 8%)... A o & 67 3 20% ‘$** oo . ) . BBe 2% | he! 220 Tidal os 1-49 0 “GSS | ant ‘0 | Ed 5%) 75 lan ‘T ted day a today, Consolidate fad & Zing oo ae 80% | Cis See, 28 gd liar io | aemi i * | [een *h M 21% eta ee an 1 is | a ered} Be Sed. 4 as | tis 4 { fe OM ‘J : d flec ter ket . solida pfd J lat Pp ° ° 645) ae ees ee ,eee } 25 8 pfd. 68 18 44% ee heseb 101 15% ees Oh 9 ld @ 7 2 ! 25¢ 3a... Tran Pre 110 100% ") le o¢ pocew es 4 lt eh wieie (078 RA, S% y re ket yes mar falling Con Cloth DG ee ' 1.25! EN, Bhs cd, t. mee oie ‘ do Inc! ' 19 44% sue Cc O1l 2 15%) 0 13 i i ort Go : | @ } 3) er Ot si ‘1001 2 hy 102%. aes | ‘, : a Hsu . SS, 4 r that j 8 a Cunee Talker 2d p adios yA esis Pe ee ‘2 c*e ry ae urdin f 10! 44%) 1 2 Cont PL 30 {13 29%. ly P Gold me °0) 3e| rye 3% | U H ty 8! 61 o 102% 102 e)- ‘ F DS M) eae, 2, 20 » Bork ma in uritie the iw oa “ee PRP Yess: Be ites Camper 2 8% |B Mp 8 ee: 2% ° scent %% (1 26% | 293 30° | Prem — *) se Pee € ites aan 8 102% ot lta ah” | = ee ae Si OW Dy 1 994: lilng sec of Ely Walker G com aces all pee aa a | sees 4 Bu A we. 1 2 Pee Cre r’'d P 3) 27 82 Ins 36 Wa 0} 603 Bo! | g*g "SR 6 cant 2% 1 %/101 '10° $F 72} 99% 97 se local in one alley & falker D stan . 1 "125e | \25e"}.: , 45 ne 6 oe ee 62% o iCumbe 3 82 ta} 3474/13 Red . 15 fe 3 Us iy 2 12/10 10134 1% /1 5 : Hd Tai tein: oe) eo inane Wal m .. eens r | Be 120 | 2 mae Games CDG Wi 3) 2% 62% . ay 200 8) 85 4% 134'4 | 33% | Gi 79. de 3 % 3% SR 6% 9 102 j20 101% pS | a, i. a> Ae in| as vices of 6 points in sev lesiFly & edart co All apd : t 501886 290 o(sseosh ae 4| Can M P | 62%! 0 | 80 28%, Galen & R) 4 135 13 | 35% | 69 AP & G| 50! e) % 3%) Bic ame reset 161 1% (101 100%) pte 3 - , 2 , M4543 ; , 5 é tA} R : to sions Sa . Fred M on Wor com .. sree 15 ‘i ceosleses Res Se 3R 103 - r q, & t! A 82 ; & 33% f6% Hum Oo i | 3 A 32% 6 . s rhead t 5. 314 | 3 58ec ' 6% U 6143 410 ‘ 100% 100% | 7 64% etal Prod) 4 ‘o> ee tions ses oard. © at fo ae cage pea 3 PPR 86 39 | 102 0 Cel Co ‘al & | | $0 | 60 9 ltwote P 3| 3 Pet ee G1 o | Spea ae a a | 58 8 ven OnSi 6/101 54 | 00 %4| 4/10 : | : oO | aie iene 109" Brac tive cal b share ow Iron pid .. — OR aes: | 39 | seas! .-| 9 Cel a 2 poe 1B 9 {1 eg Can 3) 68% 28% | 29 | U1 4 | Teck e} 1, 58c | 6 | | |USR 64, 101% )1 0% |100 1 } —— ag > Weet pr. Lit", 1 wy 1a t ac the lo d 4600 day. Sionebemiera ee. “oy 4 DBR 39 PIAS! Bese! eee "BY Cen 3 n! 7| 64% | 18% {19° | 42% Imp PL! 6) 30%.) rae SY | 04% | nono al 2 6%) 7o| %o | 28 USR Sit sal 4 101% (10 102 101% ‘ a , 9 * , a rlon 69 hs on eede m -ester cay Globe -Bimetal] Shoe ee "4. 80! Bess vies ee iis eae ee 111 Cen 8 1 ‘| 20 4 | 2 Be | $58 | 26 os Indiana in 23 60 16 | 50" / 63 Sy | een E o M me 1 27 | 8 15 ‘SR 6 44% 4 4 > 102 1100 4) ee a $11) agenda Md TO0 Hg nt exc i a or-*}G nite own ee bees Blew ss|ece seis ee) he 110 ) Stee.) 89, 2¢ | 4 | 26 Oe | 29% tl Pet. | . 23} 4; 63 4 2% 1126 7 Min, 10 | 27 | H By, US My 35 21102 1100% 0%, . wy X et ees 110 day . lowe lling Gra ton-Br ceece ‘woe ' t Foor } coles ‘eee . 16 Cent Co 42% | 26 Ot! 2 & | In O11. .} ) 54% | 22% 122 O00 Tono Mi 4 284) ly | tea a ‘SR 6 ’ 28 at 00% 11 14 '100%% 0 oe: i* co : , AiO. . - © he th d se Hamil at : seees 6 ....! A ieee Bae 2 hs ore 27 “ent P | 1 26 S$, | 4 3 | 84 Ohio | OC 122 105 yng ‘$Con } 6; 2 4: 8 1%. 2% Us 6 te 36, 11 100 %4/ 2 {es - i” avr : V\ 1 ii / 58 Me | 58x t d wi s ha inated in meee ecees ee ‘ Sersicee ! ec eei 0 _ j 26% | Cen MA j lj ees & | 30 R4 39 new) 3:125 1195 a4 ‘14 usc r Ext) °o 8% 1% | 2%) “ USR , ‘38! 100% 02 j103 | 101% ; 7. as WO nl Ba on bid pare proker: origina 1ar- arn Sinead oe Rae | 6 . | a ate ‘180 ‘16 Ec | ../108 Chi N } T' RO! 33 R2 35%)! | oF + 97 ‘ke P Nat Leather. —4 18° ogy “— lls for nces ef fairy oe pfd . a an 0/107 a1 ot. Me. tes ass > war | a) “ae By 48 | 23 | So 2.' 21 70") Siu) o: gg i ase Sah 7 BONT | 15 ISS bY . 197 _i¢ +> WW) Nat Leather. 12 98 | Of ver to ca ee er te ete oA Ma i heegene 7; 5 0°} oot an Hes” “in tie, B 4p | 48% 22% 33 06.65 | Ss | Sh oe ee OMESTIG 106% \107 | Us ani 3 oie i Livy ) rth Am n OS DS '2| OF er to ther rs W * f intornaben Shoe + oes ply ~ | oo :} 16 mile Cong C | $8 | 22 tm | 6 % | 10 % i) 66 ry 61% | Bi lae | w DOME ee Fs, Be 6% |10 ae 6% | 5) 97 NDS. 7 : 72% I 0 No Teal OF 7% 17% in 0 lators igied (7 at gn lg peed wis Varela sy: bpkbes 18 on Dairy $31 2%! 2 etd 18 C wi! 63 944) 2 ‘116 i a 44 |10 id er inne 36) 1 BO } iw y ots i ; 4, ¢ | 4 = nd ecu New tema Pac - pfd a 3! 12 ree Ct « 4 a j Ble Con Bn a 22 100 15 al 7 SO of 179 0 a 115%) = 3) '106 , 99 % i Ww M86'3 GN “ee . Rs ee 47th) 18 a 108% | 15 | 92 ty a4 do ind | 16) 3 My 115% 20 §206 zac Ss) ate % | a7 | 7% | 97% was REI %| 90% | ax vo (*o1 y? 47, 35 given es on strengt Tnd ny set Shoe Ee pei vas ' ieee oes be POR Maes —B | - Fes Con og tf 18 % | 92 12%! 1 Kan 15115 71214 in 33 A) F 33. .| 36, 99%. 97% 106% (108% FO 90%! 90 Bu UM 1 , ant ” - 3 35% 3! L118 | losse ted to Indep n Bros ES elbal t jahiey tarde j* 58 | §8 ! a Se be ky | d n Ba k B. 553} 967s 12% Pt do Ken 1290 a 2% 32 331 Al 7s 66, | O97 %/ 6% /10 98% 00% bh % ; . > ; { ; hen ee °? a } 18 : 3 ered d wan Tohange h-Shin . pfd “* -~>* &e'. *es ; 60% 5 cee 4é “2 | an Pp Co Bak } 19d 13 & a } 23 | do } PY 32 % | 3 ‘3: ‘ 1S Gé&F) i 35! 6%4/10 lz j 98%) ol tloquia 1 } 86% 3 ae 7 Se See oe; e+ seee [| 98 1 do p M 9%; 28 2 | 5% | e Am © ° | i @ é 16% | it Ce n Pet 18 oo $1¢ yy | 98% ; ti Eee & * 1s *| aoe ag e. The c shoe “frac. Polar Be Dry Gasds com... oe i joes ge yr aeee bees co = i a} 5% Lee | Am M t a 26) rot eae 3°! 433 Gen Pet ‘. 3! 08%| 98% | a ] pia +1 tr 20 17 45 Ish Sho 7 1 the only 1} Rice-Ktix Dry CToods ds com. se ; a f a 7 ge ae , eee a ° ‘ g He ee a AB i 4 ¢ uneo ytc! 1! 35 i 13 ae a $ Ark Na (nt! 2% | 1214 13 | 40% ; Jul? Oil 45 5) 3 103% 7 ond Ri 45% 12%) aoe hg Abell | outs ome: av em oa feas! jeeee eee 46771 4a 1G 4s | o Doty pta a eel) ae “3. | 6 Sara et | 3! 14%! 83%] 83%) 83% In 85% 45, sold a : | pte gi 7 et Se - wel A “geen sold at rena maggie Peo. dom: 22S 2 1 ee | = an rye gate Doeh D-C | 8 Re 20% io” ia tn 175) $55 w fed fe fh4 ae f° k has been . “ a ‘ 46 4 fec , Shoe Seu oe a *. | : R| aed ' 49 ; “ 11 | > | 16% Sto ' ' 9 * ra) > new = | f + oc = & + | ; E&P a.) o a ile cocasstone) ints, ot actuate fees . eee ww eee! 95/114 ‘29 | a9 ale | 5 D C&R ne a 10%) 9%. By! 67 |e Ser pe | 182! 2°65) I of this st i 4 J&P 7 “ie of see ns pO d Skoura Sieiot? Packing © me teern-*| ‘4 25) 29 ie inet: bie te]eeees 55 Dunit Eat 50) 13 63%! + Saal “ty S new | 7 All o - ; i | x é . a 1v3s oa lin an hern Stalo Brose. a eaeale ie i ~~ eee nce *eeP@eles pay oa 10 Mot 1) j 0 105 "4s b a at B45 1 : a dec mmon Sout kouras id_com £4. cee I f. eee oe ed ‘elbelicbes s 9% Dur vte) 0' 68 105, 4% 4 % } | f}~ ne % It} *. ° ¥. A Stix co each. S thern Ac Pe}! pra. 7 ee 6 awe tne » eeetirsoraiennss eee Pa POT 41 42 Du CI w 14 105% 3 | 44° i 4 : 00 I I > : ‘’ ns an) G- t Sout n ' ™m™.- eevee oi. Me se6e ts Pa a. ! als) ne , ~ 4. ' 45 ail a , 0 Vesta 1 At "8% of own’ gecrteey the most ois, tear —_Semenbeggin ns aR i 42° 42 err "25 !20 EB 4S pf 208! 43 els) 62%. 24% 2 000,0 | ty P . : oi ? ~ eee oe pis ° ; eee. j ' aang ele ° j a Face ; : « : 4 i r ob We 0 2 8 1% d was ve Be Lead Lened but ail 1 50 Bo Pet *, 76%) 76% — sg S| 05 ae 244 ol pa aa $5, om any | Sra " Mts SP b1 % > | lidate re) ‘ orm at. Leu use ahead M120 eax) a ea ake | | 76%, Ele Ret 1 16] 7 | . | ri op ne 301 > Ee Pits eter wer gl the sonido St. ot Malieare nel - Seepage mii Bae : 7644! ee 7 } oo =| Elec fly con zg Ha 101 = veste ‘onsol 2 Wa r Elae Corp P @ervec; EE REE te ymente rities, P s u ! 4 6 a7 { 31 aga ata az of the ferred 2¢ : + \ 1 &? “ye . sae, e 0 listed . sion Cc ks Wagne Flectric 4s ses wee ® oe" sl - * l caah pa listed ‘igs E * pfd i ; z L ' Bl * { 14 ; SN laws e Pre Common # sar tty do pfd ore | being ing ses stoc Waener ways -ofD.. bal _ annua f newly , - Dp Mot. 2 31% | 36% — the ble : of ‘ . Ps ; n n the Rat 4c C ees the ) listing dicates eo] | | 1434! pee rti for an In the was on greate Fnftad Rail xt. 6s... omitted) table tions, or, riginal sa The letter Fed Fi B 4 38h is | 18 coy a Con rate of date fixed | . xchange | Reg here was ged. of Pontiac _h-—_ cae an yf 1 the tim are not ine Fea Mot T : agi Slits » 98 ula value at including | Foreign E 1—ollowing MOG tr ee ates coal te ya oc ke aes nivtlends ON i Mot T| 3) Pe ee 03 612_ t. Cum opelneg ge . e mon ‘ollowing t at was nt d, *Div rter}} nh ate Fe ot z 2, | 9% | 05 7%, . no pe to ———— sp oe wes not unexpected |” iden fenton” announen PRICES SHOWN KET| a, eet Mec | Seven Per Cen red. Stock at any tne wp, to and ile The Company ‘ B . >I NS aT the iO om . 7} , gi 4 . + ani div ted, % ie oa 1 yf ®5 Vv omim k a called n ‘ ¥ YORK, in th —_ C his was resterday : h ise no HER AR Fires MCan a7. 17%) 25% 2 &% s of Stoc notice. there- ; ef quotatio: | aa _ T cned ye: appicrctanng rH > extras. HI ON ae 7! 19%) Zi 4 || Gaal So 2 share erred of shares Dividends days’ year . — in Ms hn apa e| caine N CON mea) be BSH BS a3 : pthc ag: So ita ag Mala a mfr | f ve fm dint yw ~~ © Beying only decline lsh on = ket ADE Sl teen o to ) 162) 29%) 25%, oa | e1K er’s opti vertib in the ; ts and upon ember surplus } iy | ts S 15-16; 60-da; Demand: aa rtland 'd-Wel na] k Mar TR Press. Cee tae he A! LS) 28 6 *3 | io) 4 hold Con o Assets time Dec t of a } oo a oe 185 95-16 . p Po Boy fractio toc lated 3.—Th points Fox T | 6 68% 18% | jess the e of edemption, fo at any day of rice, ou the : F a eee é ccuts my one, nd falker, Nn > e Assoc March to nine ertone Franklin n: | 21 5) 8%; 60 | 10 : at ch shar r ed as dends 3ist ; lue of | ; E ee | Mate ns 7242. C 33.78 Tiiweber one 2 Ely-Wa ' Bosto atch. ” hw eae hanged to wot the | F en let 63%) 58% Big 47 maee ° ea | Preferr divi ore the repens Emon ' | | St tat tea 01% 4 0-Webe ece in 3 end- st-Disp — | Close, NEW ened un ing ea be view ‘s Al- F reshma 89} - 8 | 45% | ook accrued or bef the r unt : ° : * y) jf abies} " 4.01 4 : ig took plec and Indep was to the Po | High.j I - 43 Market Pn ay. eo; in Comp inoatly da Cor j. 265) Psd 4714 47 4) 99% share and and on eeding est a oa outstanding. be presently : ei Wa | | FRANCE. 5 ‘Stix preferred porwr geanatiaine Paecamer ves =(143% [142% [1 2 * [higher to ~» © peared. to leading local Gen Bak B al Bt | 97” 48 ~ 150% $110 per ocehaa in tha 3% ofthe larger "Qutntnding | - | ELOGIUM Mark, D 47.03 4 e-Stix hnso shares. 143 % | 2573, 2. {than ee in t i of ae i apose tL Firep | 331100. | 148 | 3344 at Decem hase t3 been , : i, wat x OY...) in. BD 47 c , Johns 100 ot 26% | 62 eakne mand of abl tovels. | Ger pe Cr | 3100. | | 32%! rt of leas be . | SERMANY—A Suge oy BAS king. of 100 the Tel . | @2%| 62 | Ag? | weakn wor ggg sn ge BST hen Ice | See tt tone > in pa day by purch n at have Te | :% RM. ‘> a p D 14.) 42 jorning s the rule ts, Hut | Arizona Hart eee 39 % ee Was r ae was iverpoo! et. reve k- |Gd C R 5103 -e. 6%) : after, met pro ble PITA Par Va eve 460,000 a ss t migh rm & | 300) 24 24 % 14 at eer Be shar Stock nées 1 > remmorz TING continue ths and Moxey |to a tl anne foes ee | 11 ee ee ee an to be | Ho a ~"s {13% g fd beh ° Incl has OPERA will mon in- . hogs Vow a hile pemcinatan .4 k Sugar. ere Herma ot er 42 | 8S . Reporte | the H delay pected Hum B& 1. eR" 15%) 55 | 74). 7 Common Ce., y three of z | 61 MONTE Rubber. New Yor Prices « '¥ | Hood R mn anes xs | 85 | 1% t thas had he were ex that ss a ‘4° 55 ‘4, h, See, 2 35 Athkman Compan than chance on, G3% 1) : ae ie ae et Gat ibe 210 | ettec sales and ening that sel 7%) 7% wt 4 ee ms & kman ahead its ers ory | N York i ae ‘ae of te Islan eee. Skee el 10 lizers ed today in the mo sling $en- 1) N Am| 34%) 34%. 578 Colltns & Ai rther that has ord a ew om Upen ne pe NIw ORK, Taw sug O bags k at Isie Gas esses ‘O10 12 | 31 be [seu late in ere ee is. The ee bie 34 ' 5% 140 ' . the Tins fa so It cally ~ red | Bei Or changes in the ed 10.00 t wee s Gas 0 ¢.. Se ia? Pe ot 14% rish ored lat ee ict» basi up- a a | 137 76 ident of e Co usiness um. for practi the - . os © bey eo “er PX ; “chy : lud 7 nex Mas: Tr eee ' ., le 1 y hea rum latio a rab} its Int ? A. 6 It 37 75 i * siden Th * b : for or ; the A« » Ys ‘ a= @ 1 > MA: ine . due Ww ‘flowe . 2° ~ '114 214 It was assoc tence tinued had Ut 15. 1 . ‘ ' 18 Pre ; no ng day put . ; ae es YORK ha aint s ‘June , Sales perator the ra - | Meyt thaler ray 2% | rative on a @ conti clock for |Int B.| 4 140 | 75 | 18 “Ss, ed taking cturi to a ht and iately to on ie gs Sg eoee = hig for an a! pecurred in rly wae Mergent oes» TT...) 2%! 2 | 17 Pains cotton ey eae .¢ ‘17 366 re- lint gg et 3} 76 | 18 | SS, . eG. Cur Y found of ufa uced nig y ry . \ ri ae el iskea . ® 14 j . 4 P| ] 3 . ° ke | Bog i é , q i , tt Ge gs ot man is red ts immedia Compan ; | Are veal: « oot pet gaat es Pe duty declines in the > ane pe ol Moha wk T & oma 2) het tea} 46% coat eee nt and “May and er the Fall Johns Ch .| 1) 18. | 11% 4. i ae Meivill HISTO pany wa Upon of n loss all ne spden eve . Nt Rubber we aye ites aheets 251.70 A ee gt gene by ew | mee Eng te ..+- "ae 148 5) 20% local movemen for nts ov ng. med licraft K 11%, S gs 81 Mr. BysToRy Com ny. tory run is p and A been d ; pe at | epber et New ee “yee « futures ewed ita promot continue tt aod ea Pe a | 20% | 154 | ward to 1 Ee 29 po covert “ae 1 uk & 4 30 | 2 ae +e \ 4 . ikman Compa on by ven hich will e. It tice has it has : a | oe re) ed — =a 4 cea eee onder ng ee. - the t Prices Nor us yominion er ae i ie ig 20 121% 11 . i rigen or 19 , further and t olume. Kr Ez i 8 il! « 1 31 ertealWeere i 5 & A Ity ’. 4 carried . hand Ww of tim - he Bennett where : b : - “A pd ! ul er easy. iy (& iS ” Sieg by Cuban broad ed marke t mid loa T Mills wees tt st 914! 19 October | P on buyer rable a after Las C ofF 8 3 135 % | 13% 9 —_ Collin L. Ke was ho is length from t hich point r ¥ tee meted: XN - a erage feeling - the spo and a high. : tenes Sp: +3 | 65 ‘ious close also a peg errno! ‘t ent in Land C HC! tee 11%, ai 3 ness of as G. siness phew, w .. that ulred sin. W the uF az a ine : ’ : | Rubber heets i feeling n covering e net P incy o , eer eee i 2 i 865 j 11% v ert coma ped in rT fea >ttlem bout ndov J 4 , 14% 3 { 86 busi 1840 can | é % 34%! 24 101 lites. whic loyees Corpora he com ompany, pany, uate pr ty ae an | sCEDI! . 2 2 cas” ivalaie 6.B4c: dy: 2 e- & 4%4| 24 be hed te fact delphia, emp laware of T ted cx com ing adeq income 4 Br, a] - caemeineeneennel . > / f =| 85% | PRE . . October 16G261 Snot siea a Bu ‘| ae 4/101 | 22 i in Phila years 000. De assets afhlia bsidiary maki ederal Messrs. ee 53 — s 16. i 1) 23s ester 82 n teen 2, isal and d sand d subsid after F by : ) % 1002, — on October ee ok Mid St D |. ie ime tt 3 seven about pany ess an an es, ucting ; a ae ns orati bid’ ch 9 Hm 18. aii l on R p! 22 92 | 81 ‘105 “is past 200 to : an Com the ope Bennett in. wy “gp gee ded as certified von wl o — New Issue d cts Corp 4 k Cott ue wi 1/10 le Ee les Collins to ta nd also tion business iation ted at as follows 4. Div. Ghere : — P ul is Yor n—Spot Se ae 4) at ae 1} 1%] The formed Co., a orpora the prec ompu were Pt Times ik x oaed ot 1 % | eeee tly ikman ania Cc for 5 Cc & Co., n3% | un re Futures March Mun MC | 1105 | Ay! 2 tion & Pennsy t req 3 dJel- terhouse Profits on 39 ak Tennes . oO Sinki 1 193 NEW gg ae 25 83518 g80: Juv, Moh @& fa .! 4) 20 | ORM | A 16% the Compan ent a lants in on. . ‘ ek as above 14 $.52 ‘. 420 | 3 aon” | | 614 /O uary i, quiet: eady. 7 May, ek y -_ lst PP A “al 99 a7] he 14 Aspden certain curr three p tial expansi CL 1,613,659. ¥ \ sg Pa | ; age Jan rey, aus fe: tober. ee, teens we fd! 3, 18%) 10 1,10 241% ee rate bstan § 540.38 % 5338 fs | : ortg Due 19.11 @ig 920: Oc ie ee as Me cal | 33%) 24 cluding Compan pater pal one al Yeo ae 4 ; bod First M 26 ; 1 q 19). O@17. / — = NP = A 7) 1 ‘ 23 My | 3 ' 2 new y will de Pisce *eree } 5 28 .§ h oO 17.9 16.96. lose. "7s 6-88 N P Bi 24% 2 | 23 195 the ompan provi | 1922... oon 986 ' 08 rest 19 ° Id 614 16.92@l1¢ Close__ 18. 38 |) 7 5 1/23 95 | of Cc dto ° : ian 1,863, | ; 4p Ry ry 1 y low. 11-14 18.30-: Nat NJ i: ae 04 \ he new t lan tically os a 7.5 t ® bist Janua ’ to 1e Hi b. 18.85 Pree 17.67-69 N M - El} 200 AS De T sufficien INESS = t 192 re 1 3 : | B® Dated erest, 97 ny; eg et: cat cet.” c Zi , 112 gia with BUS de from p mos 1924... only 88 — eo ¢ | 7: ice 100 and Int PANY May. /18.69 17-88 1728 0 orwell NY T 6u! Bi beat boa, 15% 15% = pile fabrics “represents the ee —_ oe ee 3,085,534.24 Convene Se ¢ on the & ar : . | | ce OM ouy + -seee 16.83 1 = a tton futures N pe pfd 1095 rea! 15%! Q. prising robably ern in e na- 11 “a Aikman poe nd Aspéien with epding } Be dre } ’ | ELL Dec .- LU “ke 17d Tes Nor 0 Pol | 45 %/106 outpu ble by any d an uli hav panies) the co for the fiscal 1, 1926, | d : | TORK. r ’ 4} | oRaat lice The suita factured ducte will for have {or bouary sree- ey | ALD heme C277 N "Al 871110 | an it | 79% know. man has Comps throug faci ene Comp of the i Ee 997 Looking ? C urth S in 4051 ee dP Ha aE O! 720! 72¢ way = line mi Co. the new oducts nd ing veered gerns eons as ns of , e107 F ds: , N. Fo Main 18.30c: 16.926. Nor & P ta] i! 78% | 7h! 18% | 12 ersified & Aikman and f its pr elours a ae aa nearest sheet provisio ne E ae | food Bon 7 117 N. cember. § STRONGER NS P ntd 4 13e) 12 wae gl pr ge vee ae Pebrusry 28th ¢ Ser tee & Aikman : rag f OO ONG War El I. 4 1: 145 | 47 - he Co sing distri as ve orati i] Februa lidat t date Collins & Co. share : Sn I ICES STR TRAD Nar St Bil) 2,150 | “7 | 14 i= dverti for such lenre deco ion wi conso at tha the each oe : PR VE Pac W&P > 1: 47 1140 14 occee tional a nization fabrics, furnitu ° olidati in The ect as tion of pppoe for 3 f oe | i | : , Ete, wer bss? nee (8 %}..... orga The in the the cons and iving eff forma Price, over 58,436 coms es | “ ‘ch list ' Saint Louis HOG N AN ACTI Secon 1enn | $2 "10%! 1 145% sales try. ely that xpenses ble giving the essrs. 2, or of $5,358, te 1. ee | March | @ Saint | oe @ | PicteRy 3 11%) 20%) 2 48 out the coun Se ete were: = map Oy Sag eons apnecicn: of 4.6 ® Our! lection Uis, M Sa ites oe i Por | > hed Br out are us It is be in gen ny ws its ertified of $10, ent & ratio “AN . ) elec LO ricult light 30 to} p Sec s§ = «8.150 | 5 4) | »% ‘ tion Compa d for sc Curr o71, Ls, . : offers (0 issues. | eS, ind etron ul rk Te — Se te | tha | POM! § | 39 omobile erable hat the owing losed a erred ities of $1, | By | ‘er SO iss oe 8.40" bulk. ‘3 2 80 | Pugets yg a>) be) ae | 36 aut onsid and t er-gr ion of close and ref liabilities Bo of o -rite FT Meni heh ee cise Po BTR ae fk eke ye IF 11 | 39 Ml... effec gc of t prod of and th curr ) ae wr leh nd ae hte 2.75: ghtier W? | Dyren B! | 36% Mi 2 | 3. acturin e large rds dem wi tie mt : . or . 'S eons ht 60 1 few wel cher 60 nd K ; 11 % 20 7 uf. er car ° gly standa ted ce sia - 3 ? 2 4) Call copy. | IVER : 320-pound 341250: most pa Rem NT. att ee Pe 18 ).... rene e bett a ca her e crea facilities. He . | 220- : Cet | om eh | “7 5%] 1 “gies tak he inc the high hav turing : ee , . . ‘“ your RECE ” pounds $12.2 12.10 00: beet rally fe 15) 6 jn 102 | 8 to cts. T with ation, ufac : viden Be it for 5 OF “1B me Bi to alves 9 fk gene ood M T 8 1 1102 | 6% | rodu led f decor man Di % > — RS sowae 11. 000: sane ie * ther: c ai a Ron i 44102 } 5%) 0g heat 3 Pp ° coup eo ty our . ed Shere & ; : any ; HOLDE SER! ae edium: to lere fh weig 8 Roy B Co} 3 102 i i 58 P 124% m g ca at ‘ ' = a ay City Company TO TES, coM- ost BF cosine ene A oes Mae 2G te abvunewts ean Steck at 36 She = . Ut , . wality lig top teers | ur P 21! 6 (124% y 4 is taxing ee S . 3 age | National 's Bank Bldg TIFICA AYS strong: ath ocual aua ae ee 50: |St Maur P 5/125 Gi ism... which r Common of : ea “ ses e bu $1 awe : Regis Vy j 47 } 13 e- ly 1 e 2 of 3 : IN | The 0 Boatmen’s 0 CER AILW is and +5 with Clase ounds: rlings 50° ls H&L, 9% 48% 13%/ 6; 82 1 2 Share approval plied 2 Bt . - | 3.79 ther 230-p vea 5.50@ MF late C 7 3% | 50%, 4 ° 1 the - Be Lovis—63 field 714 | ED R OU [$11.50: “0 FP ye Pn hg = — oy pe B | 40% | 50%) 2 e 60,000 to amount ee in, 17 St. Le Garth ——{ UNIT ST. urt en ied 1B: some oy prin Se Schulte ‘Al 3 51th coi a. Pric iption d subject the Bibi conga tT lelephone eee Y OF istrict Co RGsan. $10: 5@4: to Cr ee hoo e n., 54; 22% | 4214 | 23% Sabecri us an less than cer- aes — ° 8.2 fers $3.1 moe ighte re B 25 4 23% | % P fer d by allot stock Bit 2 Bau PAN he Distri Divi- canner rense $3 : ran e $13' | Bea W ce 3) 42 |23 3 16 ted. to itive ? oe | . —ae r re : steady: en © 19: Serve! | Co! 23 % ig | py Offering } d atcep part, defin . Street, ‘ ie ois - of t astern ° canne 1000: st to 8 ed jam od R80 r W { 5; 16 i350 |... alse 4 an le or in le for William eS a ° . 3 HE cho fall 14.50; fat ewes Sier P rte.| 1850 (35 30c | 12% i ae nd iptions in %, : he : to r th : ct of ; a hers he 50: nd $7: | Bic GC vt. he (3 Oc _80e| 11% asa ption ipts preceng ow A 2 fi _ . . 2.2! ad to wethe in’, Singer te. 1 19% oo cts, d all su t no m rece Lehoran i3 ted dicia the un part are. wer S2@ 5.25 le R vic. ; oon | 23 ei sa% in all respe ny and withou r interi fice of : - : of the Uni tern Ju 1926, ilways pound ve an ewe 8 Bate V rice af O%{ 7 138 9/133 de ina ect a time ificates © the a pO rd to eull gn P&L nn 1f 30 tS oF t.. va is ma ight to rej t any k certi 926 at u . he Eas ary 15, ited Rai | upwar and —_—>_-_-_— h cr war! ap } o | 3 ) 3 , ffering $s he right books a stoc h 25, l 3 i | ; ted of the alls fo il 7 steady: | 5. B ptai 79} 31 (2 i 45 ef 32 We res he subser . of te or abou York E Souri, da iver eby c Apri "Produce dy: receipte. | °°, oth (1 25 Bb: Be, 4 to clece t oa ts aadbon in New | | Rece is. her st. on reh 3.— dy; sain. do 18) 4 % 25% counse to d that d be m efor 4 as : ; Ma ne ome CU ott 32 4 | 26 and cte il! ther ct o slgned, t. Louis, interest, issue yy ee poner age eee BoD “A 2 | | 28 for, is expe red) w yment be true i ue A of St. ed ding Sete. 17,010. ae aa 54 ere pI S| He rer It "y" eanlaes 3 BR } we believe to a : = Reven a Company d accru utstand: a of S720,, reah-gathared. » ton rate io | 0 28 e Be aig one. cael : which ws pene oN —_ t Affec 0014 an ent 0 rtificate 25.723, 7 as S7@360;_ "nes siete. | So. Say ae i : tificat ork, N. ¥., information : | % 4 t at 1 res ; Ce l ioe a5 ae nnery as’ Sabse. 1&U / 4) 24 i 37 ] 4 os Hi JW me men ll of the Pp ; rs uis. 330 ted terp he 360; eres. tease | S oe | 37%! 37 | 17% 4 New based —— 7 lve St Lo seiee Wee 8. yh tens aa 6%0. Ch —— Co. i! 8 i 4 | 42 27 teed, but are eee ~ Inco 1 1926, a ‘B”’ Rece of . 4 nearby ge A ges 84031 dy. Cp tdorf B 18 1 | $205 23 Fy sais : 7 guaran dera} & } les ‘“‘B mpany rtificate ie; Pacific Coae gt “Live poultry 8 Pub ‘A 3) 284! 23 its iis al . 2e: — ; twr 5S ft , 1 15 ) yA we 92 of Seri ilways Co said Ce on go tirste ‘131-421 De ight, 25@36e: © ot 4) §3! mit bevels 131. Marc nt. 2 express | © of (2 oe 19 24 tained for i U ited Rail t of t coup do 5 oh By freig - @o bF ; fowis | 8% oC | il 19% °5 | ts con “ s nl en , teres ° the “ NEW kens. "SE sesoc: — 55c. eenere ct 38% 24 28 308 statemen - aym d 1n th * chic ight, oultry 427@ live | owift Int 14) 26 | 28 308 The imited num for p n an ited wi oo a gone Dee a apart, etal i | 28° | 800 3 ilable a limi Funds hereo OSsl d the keys 5 ee Se elf P&L © i) a ine um 2 Ma . Brice low ©’ | Strom c 20 esas f the new | d preml will Lou ork, wee. wer deg wh. ~~ ee: E! “49 9 7 fe ot he Presi- a 1926, in St. w Y CHIC re es be =. 42% @43e ese es 1 3 % J by the ; | A ril l, nk in f Ne of steady ;_ rece! en poopy: A 380. Egre ak = fd.) | ' 3 9% su signe ilustretec m due Ap ional Ba ny 0 tation Dia, 4298 tubs: cree eer entra firsts viel 8} bu) oy pet n illu | : Nation ompa esen cetpts, 42 43c: seconds, fee firste ge on ee ty! 4% Pal ae! ding a ing t C r 926 ’ dards. 420: .188 case oréinar Th AX!) S| 43 gi, %) 12 r lings affecti | ty Trust id upon p ril 1,1 4 firsts, Facets, 12 16 cae Roosters 1c |, ”P Se! 108! 113i ny, 11% the ri @ Guaran y ill be pa due Ap e Octo a TS 3 Reese ead. Tob PF was teres : ; and same wi coupon, upon du Me aweas CITT. Mara esate: FP . her po 4 @ Certificate and canceled co WELLS, | ae Eran an oir von CSD . d un St. Lou 4 ve %: Idaho 82 — an d attache ROLLA pany of gs Me a: an Com ifew $4. i +. Aw CURITICS 7 ’ of Unit aeerIrY ecu Receiver ENT A. & Pine As

Page 36

_st LOUIS POST -DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, 1926. ila 30 tT LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ame: ~ _—— a sanieeeeremesataineaiapcaitan 4 Woman Tries to Hang Self. 1112 North Twenty-first street, was as tee ce ee ae | $509, 000, 000 SUPPLY "Th A woman describing herself removed City Hospital f the | self in @ Miss Kate Shiokee: pe tmeaegaee of rs ge mt og orgy last ae ee ee “- rs IS PASSED BY HOUSE 6 DAY” Twentieth and As — Amendment Regarding Trariff Com- ha sf intoxication, es mission Appointments Meets ———— Defeat may linger long or may 5 Sst peigpesanagn ee ee ee ee alten , - . ¥ a er By the Agsoctated Press Mareh 3.—Aft- | WASHINGTON, er adopting an amendment by Rep- : A CLEAR COMPLEX! (IN Nisemtative McDuffie (Dem.) of How often do you hear this body . They need help. Drink ! Lots Alabama, to increase from $13.- plaint from people who look the of water and try Gold Medal wal e ‘Ruddy Cheeks—Sparkling Eyes 909,000 to $18,621,000 an appro- picture of health? Yet this vague _haarlem oil capsules (the original —Most Women Can Have ae Hoes ; bor 2 feeling may be a message of real and genuine) and that “not Colds, if neglected, may lead tojeient that millions hays = ae £20 passe SRBURL NGe- Very Well” feel- disaster. Last year they led tojadopt it. It is so superignwis , - dwards Well-Known penden fic bill ry. Ganger.Dont on ee Says Dr. E ards, & eu pen Gent offices supply bill carr} BS ill di 50.900 deaths. They usually lead | paid $1,000,900 for it, a Ohio Physician. ing $509.000,000. It now goes to megiect it. ing wi ssap- | >; age +k ‘ s - in ae : ; set . A standard davs of discomfort. | Take it as soon as the eold Sole the Senate In most cases it Gaseous Oil ee t is folly to neglect them. A cold | The seoner you take it, thas ~~ ~— M. Edwards for 17 years “i. En aati vis . j ee wands The House rejected a proposal js noticed that the rémedy since | n be ended in 24 hours in the'the resu You ean It begins immediately to take out ‘ scores of women for liverand 1» So nenemene > - T tne — ; 3 i Tetithen viel alee sneak we poan Saas sane : ae guaran ig Oper yomipag kidneys are not na eis Ae 1696. Guar- right war. and all the results of Swelling. The first application ‘ he gave to his patients a prescription atnendmen .: enttioin . the eliminating the sentient anteed to be as hat right Pat! = mg : ies. eo HILL s. brings Great Relief. Stops Itching In- TY" \\e made of a few well- berg > regen meas} propriating funds ‘or poisons from the all Gese-class druggists, 35¢, 75s, $1.50 Tepresented. — Se the fever,/out any ill results. “ * yout, t ed wi olive oil, «+ ' . Ae Set pine ae open he bowe! > | etantly and Quickly Relieves Irritation. | ee eae — hati ge on, ae Pesttt Commitenten.. to) prohitt “ the oar tee she Be Sure I's i. ‘he : Severe testa in cases of long standing ’ Tablets. You will know them by their)... niesion if he gave his resiens hen ti have proved that PAZO OINTMENT sve color. — tion to the President at the time TTL. - a ~ CASCARA ININE ‘=i : These tablets are wonder workers . AE Be EE IS EA i A absolute . ae ne 1 ived his appointme 3 can be depended upon with on the liver and bowels, which cause he Maryland member and Rep- 22 quick fal “effi. Get Red Bez “eo” with Portraa drug certainty to Stop any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud-| 4 norma! action, carrying off the es, eee ane Boe ing "Piles, and in the shortest time possible. Recommended by | waste and poisonous matter in one’s ee a aide cee Maes ehin. Physicians ists in United States and Foreign Countries, system. RN ie re and Druggi ts oreign If you have eo. pale face, sallow look. ?°S2!, ssai! Pre ident oolide : ; dull eyes, pimples, coated tongue, head- for the course attributed to him of V : PAZO OINTMENT in tubes with Pile Pipe Attachment, 7Bc. {| 07) 7S"). Pome so-goed febting. all out! ooii.e David J. Lewis of Marv. — and in tin boxes, 60c. The circular enclosed with each tube and box {| 0! sorts. inactive bowrls, | you ichiy fae land for his resignation at the time contains facts about Piles which everybody should know. a time and note the pleasing results. eS ie tent alin pee ee Thousands of women and men take oe ee kt ail Pp PARIS MEDICINE CO., Beaumont and Pine Streets, St. Louis, Mo. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets—the success Pointments to the commission, Hull ou vee 50 in the salary for the secretary 7 fal gubstitute for calomel—mow and thes fost to keep them fit. 15c and 30c. an acture to the Presiden’? iueted com- «thorn Dark, glycerine, etc. (known as YHAT DOCTORS SAY | "| ro C ‘s a r n pens&tion and insurance payments | at a tew doses made him foal bet Le: *% medicine he has used in 37 years. ~— é¢ | a effect. stipated, sick! Take one or twojrefreshes the entire s tab okéniaes oe TOT | eee te tiee kta nee ts ee a ee eee, ee ee eee pleasant, harmless, candy 4. Established 1891 VE ' F TUATI N "art. 3 and eye aon , | " pe Ne ome . eased sii a go we , ae ‘ a owl = your — becomes clear, stomach en, ehildren on each _— : by irronaovee ’ emmmeimess R. GRAND vestigation After U. S. senate \diertka REMOVE the undigested sur- | medicines t caus ‘its REAL and quick gweet, tongue pink and skin rosy. stores es CM dtl Refuses Aid. cane cave you feeling fi VE acti old by leading druerists ery- — : Woitt-Wi — Winners in the bina i Mamie te 2 Chicago round mathe ata as Aa — — 15, of 6920 Posi ce A * art _-* ee “4 . | —— . aia val: ~ s > . ae arnt bn bate’ de ‘ s aa - “sa 4 ‘ . ‘ . =2 os ns ar a, = ie — Ria ey - . . el ate os * és Pas > > f . ‘> on : . — + 2k . ies = °. . ee - ‘ . ; ne Fa e fsoarer ene or 3 j ; A 2a 7 i , , ¥ j AL Aaa * a i ‘ = — —S —— : ! = _-—_—/* : “ = \. « - _ nd + 4 . . “ha, a r. F pr = : 4 * a a. a A rs 4 4 " ’ - . sass Ste . — (>? 7 . . a ; =" Z r 7 ba - . | WUNMTTM TITLES Nb : o 3 = +. ; ; % : oe rr . ~ > Fn’ - a - J 1 aa . ‘ - . 4s a ‘ . ~~ 2 & t= } , 4 a " . “ * q - - . 4 : & on — 7 - ; . é _ | ' > ° >» ; - , m . oy ’ > uF LA -~se AS ‘ s a i > Wad ‘. Pa s ~ a’ > oa “ " ° > 4 . ~- - + _— ne - » * * - . ~- * . . > a * - ~. ad - > “ : 5 : 4 mF, = | . - ; ; 7. ; 4 Lae: ~"i cw rs Y 24ssiGsid a ¥ aa? me ‘ é - ao . ~ -@ - | % oe ” — . 1 ne a oi , . : ‘ oe " aa' Aha ll mid ee" J ‘ | i an J ¥ — 4 7 a > oe . ~ + ~~ * ~ - ¢ ~ : eA . > - 4 2 ‘ , oe b ; ‘2 , — . ‘ i™~ ao && . —* > % - $ ; ta ha = ¢ = a 5 > : ¢ * ° > — . tT » 2 . s*» ~ s Most Sensational Bargains Ever Offered in Our History We do not believe that the wonderful walues we are offering during this Clearance Sale can be duplicated anywhere in the city. Just think of what you save by the drastic price Naame A Piano for everyone—a price to fit every pocketbook. Don’t deny the children the benefit and re- fining influence of a musical education. Seize this chance—it will probably never come again. Ne al and Used were engaged tn hinartisan slit. Ro OO OOOO Es 5 EET EEE Player-Pianos | °50°000°50°3°." | gf Ricca ---$225]| 27 aa ee Ma Q rE G L O | sy / > @: tegb Aris “pe reported + ' . Janae 2.65 Qa fa) ; ae red him to stop and put ts — Starck * 525 : a. Sta - | _ a ig - | The wonderful values in this mighty REORGANIZATION SALE ROTTS oka “he - stir scott eam have caused such buying activity that the stocks are no longer =F Regal - - - / i i. dee Guttine fe méenbea| complete......so for Thursday we have assembled all odds and seg aag stage “ ats ends, all broken sizes, all short lots, and repriced them at figures Kenmore 3 5 jumped Prien th gone an : ft " m i : ‘ that guarantee you still greater savings. Lots are limited—se shop early. Jewish “A Given Site. By the Associated Pree. Boys’ 38. 75 Overcoats — ($294 _ Men’ $ All- Wool Suits i NEW YORK, March $.—A 16- fires 7 3 years b! -ge -2 ) es - " “f a P stati 8 Act. aaa on F at : 75 we Te aS Oe i bid kan PE PRP a oes or Roi REE 0 Bee eh We poh Vel sR Te pn, Rare ee ee iia. A i P eo 7 , as) ’ P % Ps ss, CY CT UAIT IIc ry yt risrsygsyaryyreys \ A Pees A RLAY AAS AUR AIT a i i f A ESN SSR VANS SS SESS SSS WORD VN NES SPSS SE hts Bk ke ek i RAS NAAN BAAS A ~ er CPt A Keil ain story office Duiliding to house the : woolers . —— —~ 3 Years to Pay een sh Philanthropic “Societies, st He: ae $12.75 2. Pant Suits = = Men's All- -Wool Pants SI a: q is rear 8 br Ph ee and tar as OW A! | AS LOW As — cted 1 : West Forty- , ‘saoo | NO Money Down renth erent, am the emit of $172 Mev $150250 Glove 5) $5.00 iLt eay - Ler; 2 rmroy j re il § - Light and dark shades Siz to 10 ———s : CED CBA: 8. ik, broken Years s:z° $§ .00 Wh t Musical Instrument or operat yf the . en we accept your presen $s pasate aie ope mp r ¢ . property, val- PER MONTH ON Radio as first payment. Your payments can be spread PER MONTH OWN ued 3 296,000. $1. viet & $2. 95 Wash Suits 95 over a period of many months to suit your own con- PIANOS = . noes 3| 4-end ‘5 seamen ‘Bovey: effeaie. . te 4 4 Bo. ad PLAYERS venience. ADVERTISEMENT BABY GRAND PIANOS LE TS CT I Boys’ $1.25 Wash Suits 48c Men’s $1. 50 Golf Heese 39c If you want a Grand Piano (and who doesn’t) this is your oppor- tunity to obtain a good, new or used Grand Piano at a great savings and on convenient monthly terms as low as $10.00 per month. Steinway ----- $325 Kenmore------ 475 Starck-------- 685 ‘ Starck -------- 785 SS" at Sn Seen We Peewee a 8.7.28 |? tL agen i — Woo! ull-over oom y POC eSEP soos en we be . . . Witistttdttiisesutitiddddttttt ‘ S. 4 and 5 years. Splendid quali Waving and : {I | we wana ae ker — oe Curling Dries 3 eee eenneee ee ee ee Life from Hai air ; $4.75 and $6.75 Raincoats $9] 95 $5. 95 to $7. 50 Silk Shirts $995 : we 3 i= - 2 > gates: erties ctndeniveng| |e , Boys’ Fine $1.00 Shirts 33c Men's $1.90 Leather Belts 23c =o MoU! All-wool, nary blue and black only i te hii o While ordinary scoutir this is the first time tt launched in this manner oh F, Sih ce ee Lee \ aE AE RTE BROT BM se We Reape Arcatenen penoute SAO TG ak ORE OER SEG I | we eomeemeeme ems ome mee me pis 208 opal | abAR BA ‘ - > ’ a ) a i ‘ Grays and tans: 4 to 18 years ign >i ors. broken = = 7 MOUNT * Ly, ‘4 Al -ieather, buckle beits in black, 30 “ys | Broken eizes, neckband striss fOOFOCFEFPLLOLLPOOLEEEMLEEEEEELEEEE LAB 4 eh td wee bo! | OO eta Ie Fee tla _S ‘a ee it Thirty Days Trial i | f. ! There Are Scores and Scores of Others at Equally Attractive Savings If you are not thoroughly satisfied, we will ex- change any instrument you select any time within 30 days for any other instrument in our store and —— : > 2 - Men’s Two-Trouser Suits allow all you have paid. $30 2- ‘Pant SUITS $16.95 $50 2-Pant SUITS Wii Go at. dt Gog . | $35 2-Pant SUITS $21.75 $55 2. Pant SUITS Will Ge a bale e Willi Go @ .. New and Used | $40 2-Pant SUITS 0 2-Pant SI $26.50 $60 2-Pant SUITS UPRIGHT PIANOS | | — $65 2-Pant SUITS" Gabler -----$ 4c¢ | | i aabcotee Steinway --- 145 ae OVERCOAT Fil Classe tt $23 $33, $43 Singer ------ 67 demanded by, present styles in/ | CHMITZ & Starck ------315 ee eee pis Solin out Seek. “EIGHTH STREET AND W STREET AND WASHINGTON AVENUB AVENUE -—3 Years to Pay — phe len adie kipepliaer en sbe = Read How Easy It Is to Own a Piano ioe Sreerss. After the first applic . Ceme in at once. pick out the piano you like best and tell us just how you want te pay for it. trustworthy person can take advantage of this sale. We will go the limit te make the terms just the way you wish. Players as low as $8 per month, Grands as low as $10 per month, uprights as low as $5 per month. In that way you will net have to pinch yourself in order to meet the payments and will bave your piane paid for before you know it. — z a 4 iin " - ; ite ‘ : ‘ - - va e " 7 - 7 . 4 . ‘ bak ‘ . = iB “ + : 5, i? - - ’ “ ‘ =" = . Pe. ' ad ae : ; : ‘ ‘ — ‘A . ~ 2 e ex PB — ae ’ . er. ed had . as . > des a+ 4% 4 ’ . ? > - on . - . 4%. 2.3 ok ce ra : . A a oo - a ; he ei : : . ff - { Ps , ’ ns , Vig ie: (AGA bh bo .s i ) i . ’ * de ae Tee ” ‘ * _— ¢ * —_ : 4 ~ . , _ +4 - y+ . 4 * i f i be 4 4 bs teia ‘ 4°s : ’ ‘ y . . , +." ; . i ey : . - — >. . > . , ¥ 4 * a 7 o-4 r} ‘4 a... . ret, . i o oe 4 » ee m be : ‘ pga +A ¥ . 2 j er, oe a ae . ** . = : - ws % ‘ 4 — . - - -_ . " . : Po se ‘ - oie. iDe i TOR } cr r e° oT ai : ; seni . » . - , 4 r 7% + R > . . 7 - - S 4 or is 11@% . cou og r A ms i ree 424 e4 i read. a = 4 ,? ’ — rasa if bf. fs ’ it T+ on “ah + 1 2 - any ful « Hi ‘4 ~ PR i & it & Lf ?} ny nas j | | “ Lord Wod l) kne ehouse, we ee for 35 years, Starck Upright, Grand and Player Pianes roots, invi gorates, jourishes and 4 | helping 3 : ' P®pular sport in California atrpencther n SOUTHEAST COR. lith and OLIVE ST. (1018) - ST.LOUIS | °. 32.0" . + ad eS ee eee 9 een a As tate a. 48 sg oh BP ONS *. ey yen epee PUR FH gr + a al ie al BNE Shahan tape pill CE og tHe - shatters PP PDN ALE LE 2 pl PORN Pe ee ee a ttl or Veale tg wee - ee — re? = ‘ Ma ses * tt a t Sas. ~~ ie r ’ * ¥ 7 7: wy ? 4 a ot 5 ao + ase § it ie as = he oad a 4 f 3 7 iy _ ’ xs ee. Fae "¥ me i ‘ . , , a " . 2 : OO GP alles AT 0 Cie ge Sh we ry gerd Bceitn. : Cait ee dn ae ms III et mere mes * ait A GD ppb RGA ms in eat ee a ll a IF nl =n aaa Any sincere,

Page 37

cer Coie . [ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | 2 ¢-¢™ [ricion ana ti News Photographs | ~\ Qww' Women’s Features ms ’ Cl , oh ‘wf ew S = LW _@AC 33 : = 4 long Or may bel WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1926. , XS W DW™Y RS AX. N RM \ SY \ Ce \ AG WW’ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 32, 1925. PAGE $7 ew. SW » a , . 5 ’ " ence eee: 5. 3 SA fs , ee > o” is 4 4, PF P t, , m, A cold) The sooner you take it, the quieke My ‘i MO ee ee ete WA o- 4 0 Fy “Ny pf; SS ae KS Oe Oo Rely ee: “yy Yt s * +, +. e . oats a, Cee : * oe : 7 Se . aed * Poe ey , 4 eff f * ¢ ~ oo ae 9 An aa = y — _lddddddddddAdsdsdedsssssussdsdedbdsddudebedssdessdededssdcdicccddddddddedddddddddddusaaddadiaéi; > mS od : “ fi S SS S SS RMRWWAAWiAiN iid .* : »* . WAAAANAAAA NA Xn AAA inn 0 08 A RNA CRRA A a \VSSa aaa eee ww * \ N NX YAN +47 YU, GEG, Ul rs in the|the results. You can end a egg , ‘and all the results of thea cold, iy : L’S. It|24 hours with HILL’S. Anq : he fever,’ out any ill results. m Get a box naw It’s Price 30 * get the geny " and prove ¢hem a3 millions haved done. At | . ee A with Portrait § drug store. a NX any’ ‘ WS . HON SSS SS SsS-- SSSIIIQV SNA SAASANANAARALANS 8 SS SN AS \N SS AN ~ SO x See SS ae RS OS . ine ieee lan" woe ae cnet ae sas ae - . ee. SS MMO NSS EN SWAN A EWRA NAAN AANA A hk A OA y SANSA RAAARA ay WH \S NY SSS WMNOOy SS MHNDAWN aXe NY ashen Up! Nicest Laxative, jj “Cascarets’ 10¢ | PPO. Lr gl Og Ln Oy all i Lm STS 1... | |." RR oe Fo 3 gasses ; . SSP SRSA LEDSE ES eee ’ nar one ~~ RS AS Te Meier pe RIE ee ea? Abel oy tig ee a ce a ae i a lee a STS ae eee Ee " W y 7 y Me) Z Z. 4 4 4 4 - , - A 4 a” 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 a 4 4 Y Y fy 3 Y Y YW ag U4 y 4 4 3 y ; 4 4 y) 4 y 4 4 4 4 4 4 - 4 3 4 4 4 , 4 y y y, y , ~ ° ‘ :? ‘ Pe GN WS SY MQQ@Q OVOV SY M99 SN SS$SSSSSSTA-_-A-. APAPgAsAFgECFPEFPFfPAFPfPgAFgMFgOAPg\AMAf A f MPFgAWgwgEAgPQk& { ¥§k§M{§ MN SSeS eee SS sa es 4 ‘ Pia , — Ps ag ‘ ; ¥ 7 * * . SS RASS WW ‘ re, Oe Ys vv NY ous, con-| Nothing else cleans, sweetengs or twojrefreshes the entire system like= > mildly |pleasant, harmless, candy-like ‘‘Qag art vourj/carets.’’ They never gripe, overaet, eel fine,jor sicken. Directions for men, wom stomachien, children on each box—drug y, m rosy. |stores. UU 7 —" Winners in the bird-house contest sponsored by the Carondelet Y. M. C. A. Left to a . Henry For : ey wre lta ee sc right: Walter Kundert, 15, of 6828 Minnesota avenue, second; Raymond Delarber, } : lat a A, _ ARE FAS D5 ’ WOE Yi , Lee Ecce zzzuczzccaac03qcdzAAQ00OAAaAAAAAAAB00BOAB00RA0AAAE > ; het oe a} hiv hg y CATAPULTING A NAVY AMPHIBIAN PLANE % jemmunsutasm pay GETS $6 yy 0007 Ww,” ; ——— V/t4j wth, Y / oo & .* LS SSSA 4 “¢ WS VY, tecienrinsiantionntine , We Lasidadadbdasiddiiiidibidisisd Add hdd stds sid hdiditishibhitiéididididbisddiiihibasadsidssssisgisiisssssisisssshtttththhhththhhhgegesisisssssitititthhhthttniiiiit * “Wty A x , . + :; : : eis. le 1p, tee . “nl May, hy — Anton Hei- : 10, pg Nan, who superintend- : ‘ ed construction of the airship Shenandoah, at work at his new job as a surveyor which he has held since the giant dirigible was destroyed. --International Newaree! YW) RSAiSAHARq_8°i HNHidaogod SS WA MWWWV6Vt i Oi.BQiw_i°xz»xzqwnanowow°ow MMAR ~ SN Y SSSSSSASSASA AAA rhe . ¢. ANAS AN AE WER DERE US =... a" a c% eo ee &% ee S OY 7 Wawa weaned ‘ RR SP GALMMMMMS LAT OTES EA es. : 4 WOE Ae * SS ASS SAAS AN SN RLS hd addy >d ddd ddd> >> ddd ddd bh dhs hb ahhh SSASSASSANL SEAR ~*~ NSSASSASNS VND ESSAAND NE SRSA DAD SEA EA RA REA REN RNAS NNNNS BANNAN ND REARS SRN AA SAAD ASEAN ee ue MOH WH MQHAHY 1... 1... = WS . Be ISS WQS SSAASSANALY SS WS XN SS WQ SAAN ~acaar. eee %% Its k, 30 % % te i ee ee A ." “A ARV CORR ia See eaee WN WN \ Wy WS ee NS Nn aces ce ek 0 in EUR wk wenn cca enetans Sh hb be \ . VUIISIPPPOTPPOOEPPEMPPFEOFLIEEPEELEIEEPPEEFPEPESAEPARPPAPAFEREREEAAAAADAEALEAANAAAL« AMA ‘L‘M‘L CAML AL SAA AAA SHORE EADS Uttuuiypitiptittt \\ Od WWW IN new means of transportation recently introduced at Tenana, Alaska. CN Oo» Wag SS .™~ \ WN RMMWWWAWY USES SSS SSS SAS PABSSA SS SSALASESASSASASS MN LQq 7 , 4 ‘74 % ! cccccccdedddcdecddeddddddddezztd ~iInternational Newsree| SS The standard bearer of native Moroccan loyal troops passing in re- view before King Alfon- MYQQA . WY 4 \ \ \\S Ye \ WS o by, ine : 6. aS Kae oer ars “eye ie” “aig FP. ol ale’ a8. re a’ * (Pa! a% = ie a See. SS ARR OS ea Sie Ok NE we * nia ae . ie “tobe xy 7 a ‘| 097 so of Spain at Malaga. Py 4 UUM i a , 4 , SN : “er: say —lnderwood & Underwood “thy gs x OS, POR aR aoe” Sins teh 1. EES Ne NR Benn oyna he ei se Og LORD IV EVI PPOPLIVPVI CPD IPPEIPIRPIPCPRAAIITHTRT OIA TIF TTT 1T RO ove Wl” ViisiiUiiibititii, Lord Wodehouse, well known British polo player, taking part in a new and Popular sport in California. Seana ~~ S S WS x S \ * & '

Page 38

NO BL SE LO a hi Si "yy —_ ow ee eee ee Oo Be ee ee ee i a ee ri pee F ms ons cs > aempentte’ tow ope baayind ao 7 + dae ae 2 ghar an Sihdaty ae OL. 1p ha is ee ee ed danrio riage eas gee genes ASB Wt, Rarer At ote OO etn are ‘ ~ —" = oe s Ag ortne aty ee ee : fs Oe ~ 650 ogee “ snaved castiie soap, rot Yr toce ~ 44% 7 them in ingredients put ~ * et % — ‘ + > | r sm fil seciotn Dass, one cd iat spoonful , \Lix these thoroughiy and » > , . t't ~* llowing — THE RHYMING | OPTIMIST | By ALINE MICHAELIS New Country. OWEVER rear the journey v : country ross its vet must the morn- . - : » ct] ple > & = - ¢} aePuUuUSs | tne SAadOows forget. its them and they fo bu® wiser men ‘ ‘ve Not Hopeless After AM. artificial flowers may look like new if held kettle for 4a Crushed be made to over the steam cf a few m! until dry. o A Welcome Addition. If the dinner is composed and seems a bit “skimpy” make hot muffins or biscuit3 anoi bring out a jar of homemade pre- serves and the skimpiness wil! nev- er be noticed. * a a Rubber Corsets. wash rubber corsets in as the alkali in the to rot the rubber. likely tt) them in lukewarm water ~, # a Ui 1. It- overs Never water, SOap is Wash soapy ST. LOUIS ec 3 £ & ~ 2 Ji. oe ~“—s “4 POST a Left—Anh afternoon dress of pale rose georgette, with a panel in front with wide rose ribbon shirred, in a rose effect. It also has a smart detachable cape. Large pear! buttons adorn the sleeves, A Safe Reccptacie. thrown away too soon fires. It is well to keep a tin box close to the box of matches and throw the match in this instead of the trash basket. It is far safer Matches cause many used Lovely kid gloves with rhine- stone trimmed) cuffs. a a & Gowns still show the ness and straight back. * a s ful- 4 ~ front Fringe as a trimming for evening gowns seems to be as popular as ever. y Spring Cloaks CLEANED Quality Work, Prompt Service Riverside 1223-3037 or Phone Nearest Branch WEINHA Takes off surplus fat. Puts on soll flesh. At all Piggly Wigzty Steres and other Hi-grade Grocers. Phooe Hiland Does not crumble in cutiing. 1693. Truly delicious p?PRICE's VANILLA Dr. Price’s Vanilla Extract gives that truly delicious flavor to cakes, candies and puddings. Only the true vanilla beans are used in mak- ing Price’s. Insist on Price's Vanilla Extract. At your grocer’s. Best since 1853 The hat is of velvet ribbon, with and satin water lily, Center—A popu PHILOSOPHICAL PHRASES i i a ee i i i A decent boldness ever meets with friends.—Homer. = a = Men ought to be most annored by the sufferings which come from their own faults.—Cicero. + _ . _ . > ULUEFE Cease to inquire what the has in store, and to take as a gift! whatever the day brings forth.— Horace. a a s We judge others according to re- sults; how else ?—not knowing ery Works Wonders the process by which rived at.—George Biot . . . | Jealousy is said to¥ spring of love. Yet, um ‘ent makes haste to child, the child will has polsoned the ps 7 ¢ . | poe m | The hearing ear is cloge to the speaking @ no genius can long ef ; — FA For Fast Dyeing Quickest, simples surest way to obtal beautiful, permanent colors. dik. ook, cotton, linen am mixtures all dyed # one operatiom Complete directi in package. ISe at your dealers. FREE ILLU: dreds of Thi MONRC If you are one of many who has tried | everything to reduce without success—_ if you are suffering from a weak heart, . high blood pressure, tired feeling, short- ness of breath, all due to obesity, AT LAST YOU CAN BE RELIEVED—§ If your figure is such that you are embarraseed to appear in public with your husland or your gmart-iocking slender frieqds, you can now entertain new bopes. Perhaps it is your best, your thighs 3 SAN-GRLNA fs the on! thing which ever reduced me. stubborn ~ .: St en et ee t stores or | 5eu ene aud diseet te ee ne Scientific Research Laboratories, 1841 Broadway, New Yes City. On sale at any of Wolff-Wilson Drug Stores, Enderie. Fenn Waigreen Drug Co., Johnson or Sprechart rug Stores. ‘ — tOS., . Dru, | ranson Bros, | Bros. | omen en @, by = i. GC UN cing silk hair, with a band of tifying touch of a white velvet a is a tailor made suit of sea- o Har and tiny tailored pockets. not invited and by men around hich is entertained Emerson. . = _ ruan's fortune does not fit like the shoe in the story. e it trips him up: if teo hes him.—Horace. s s and bold persist even ne: the timid and cow- pair through fear . _ a a living beggar than &@ iLimperor-—-La Fontaine ‘i AM }S DYES For Tinting Keeps dainty gar- ments fresh new looking. No rubbin or messy handling o ~y mass dye. For 30 ng years the mostsuccess- » ful household dyes. ie Use Putnam No- e-~ Kolor Bleachtoremove V old color, alse stoims. t: Hew to Beautify Hom bbe. Address Dept. N. » QUINCY, ILL. “J ee /f “ | al fi , a . f fa ieft 202.5% .. J 4 ,? {4 \\E =i\\s | a ) For all good XN ‘\ q

Page 39

ST RACTIVE Oj LOUIS POST-pjig tg - s » with a panel fect. brn the sleeves, It also ~ —_ ld Le }OSOPHICAL PHRASES © The hat is of pale g velvet ribbon, with an a¢ and satin water lily. , Center—A popular 1 shell silk gabardine. — a a POPOV GL lel i i OPN OPPO el OS ee Pd 4 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1926. a “ —— TS FOR SPRING A tg ee eel ee ) PHOTOS BY UNDERWOOD G UNDERWOOD { DO a eed * ing silk hair, with a band of is a Btifying touch of a white velvet a tailor made suit of sea- nd tiny tailored pockets. a re ——— oe rn! hing which is not invited and ily entertained by men around L—Emerson. ess cver meets process by which results @ia man's fortune does not fit h it is like the shoe in the story. eo large it trips him up; if too it pinches him.—Horace. mer. _ ; be most annoved | thich come from ' ‘icero. : | what the future | to take as a gift! brings forth.— ; according to re- ot knowing the'| ’ ed ay ny who has tried | ithout success— | ma weak heart, | d feeling. short- = to obésity, AT | RELIKVED— you are embarrassed our hus and or your ads. you can now Mis itis your busi, at you want to wo *ts™ (do not accep RI-NA fs the only Ine. I was a very tried everything hy success). SAN. French physician, anot say that your t is the simplest. Db reduce. Take two Ca land watch your d greatly inrprove Sppearance. SAN- bsolutely harmiess, pr inoney refunded rtinent stores or ientific Research y¥, New York City. ino genius can long or @ Wolff-Wilson | ® Kenn rug, | Kranson Bros, | pprechart bros. ! rived at.—4jieorge Eliot Jealousy is said to b spring of love. Yet, unless ent makes haste to st child, the child will not has polsoned the parent. . . s The hearing ear is alw close to the speaking tong he brave and bold persist even st fortune: W rush to despair through fear the timid and cow- be. — Tacitus. petier a living beggar than @eed Empcror-—La Fontaine. a FACE For Fast Dyeing Quickest, simplest, — surest way to obtain beautiful, permanent colors. ilk, wool, cotton, linen an mixtures all dyed in one operation. Complete directions , in package. 15 cents} at your dealers. FREE ILLUSTRA dreds of Things 19 @ MONROE Dl \s ‘4 ~* aS | 4 7 '

y . . 7 eg fag AM For Tinting Keeps dainty gar- ments fresh and new looking. No a or messy handling o Mass dye. For 30 yearsthe mostsuccess- ful household dyes. Use Putnam No. >| Kolor Bleachtoremove old color, also stains. : How to Beautify Hon + Address Dept. N. 4 . QUINCY, ILL. a\\\ ; YY ES e eeEnanenenanaeenaneee es A ln asta eee ae eee Hat to match of faille silk. High crown with brim of chocolate brown straw. Butterfly pin in front. Right—Sport dress of peach bloom swallow brocade with tailor made collar and mannish tie of blue flat crepe. The hat is of tan bangkok with turned up brim and smart band of brown grosgrain. ee ee na re ee cece ODD and INTERESTING FACTS shown that; In America every town governed affected by | by 2 Mayor and corporation is gen- 'erally known asa city. In Canada ; ithe name is given to towns having rows and domestic pigeons resisSt- {| ore than a certain population. In ed mustard gus and several other Great Britain, cities are created by war gases, showing little sign Of | yoy.) authority, and the general distress, in quantities that would | rule now is that the dignity is giv- have killed soldiers and another |.) to a great town which is also weapon against such pests as the | the center of an important indus- Sparrows has proved worthless, tria) district. Experiments have birds are much less poisonous gases than man. Spar- STIX, BAER& FULLER | --: nscseaicammmamaatme Ka yser Undergarments Slim and smooth and beautifully tatlored in glove silk, help to create the fashionable slender silhou- ette. Complete assortments on our Second Floor. VESTS—OFf the one-star OPERA VESTS — Are fabric in bodice and tailored made without shoulder : styles; shown in new straps, but with a natrow erwear ..-ee $2.50 elastic and dalnty lace edg- ing at top............ $295 _ - = N oo As = UNION SUITS—Showing BL — so set the Kayser perfection of i star qual- : web a aeabe os anal ‘finish, are fashioned in Marvelfit reinforcing .$3.75 bodice-top style at... $5.95 The same models are shown in the exquisite Kay- ser three-etar glove silk, finished with hemstitched hems and full reinforcements: Bloomers..........$4-95 Separate glove silk Straps to replace th straps rments goc Pair on your older ga (Secorid Floor.) | fortable. | fs fright. ‘* Household H By Th -o- Children’s Bedtime Story -o- ornton W. Burgess | Farmer Brown’s Boy’s Hair Stands Up a Alay fortune ne'er As makes your ha H No, it fortable a bit. Boy said so and Farmer Boy knows. suddenly stand sir, on end. ly manner; that one i a . : 3 | Farmer Brown's Boy’s hair stand | on end. It happened the very night after | he had discovered those strange, | | great footprints, which were like | a Cat's, yet larger than any Cat’s | | He | ' slept in | night. footprints he ever had seen. the sugar house _ that You see, the sap had be- | gun to run and it was necessary | to have someone there at the sugar _in the Green Forest, ' Buster Bear. | that all of them are afraid house all the time. Now, Farmer Brown’s Boy isn’t. timid. He isn’t afraid of the dark; and he isn’t afraid of the people who live not even You see, he knows of | him and so there is no need to be | afraid of them, Se — ltt a, . A trates tte | | So he didn’t in the least mind staying all alone in the sugar house that night. In | fact, he rather looked forward to. it. | After Farmer Brown had gone, home promising to return early in’ the morning in time to eat break- fast with him, Farmer Boy prepared to go to bed early. | He made everything snug for the) ; night, then rolled up in his blank- | kets on a bunk in the sugar house} and watched the flickering of the | | And 20 ways to bleed. off | firclight as the fire gradually died down. He was just dozing when there came such a sound as} he never in all his life had heard | before. It was then that his hair, stood right up. At least, he says) it did, and he ought to know. At the same time a queer, prickly feeling and little chills chased each | other up and down his backbone. | For a moment his teeth chattered. | That sound was a scream, but | such a scream as he never had heard. It had come from only a AVING your hair, which nat-) urally should lie down, sud-' enly stand on end isn’t com-. isn’t com- | Farmer Brown's | Brown's | He has had his hair} Now, | there is only one thing that will | make hair behave in such unseem- | thing | It was fright that made. Brown's | ‘prints he had found that after- “It must be that Puma the Panther has come to the Green Forest,’’ he-exclaimed. ‘‘Noth- ing but a Panther or Cougar, as some folks call it, could have made ‘those tracks, and nothing but a Panther could have screamed like that. Dad said that it was years and years since a Panther had | been known anywhere in this sec- tion, But if there isn’t one here now, may I never carry another pail of sap. My, my! I would ‘like to see that big fellow. No one will believe it when I tell them what I have seen and heard. noon. ttt et einai - such terror send, ir to stand on end. —Iarmer Brown’s Boy. But I know better. If that be the Bobcat. I could just see him—see long tail of his—that would all that is needed to prove That sound was a scream, but such | Puma the Panther hag returned to a scream as he never had heard. | . ‘fathers. No other member of the and shivered and shook and wait-'| Cat family in the Green Forest up ed to hear it again. But he didn’t|this way has a long tail. Yowler hear it again. ithe Bobcat and his cousin, Tufty ¢ At first Farmer Brown’s Boy | the Lynx, have such short, stubby couldn’t think what.it could be.!tails that they are not worth men- “It wasn’t Yowler the Bobcat,” | tioning. Only the Panther, the said he to himself. “I know Yowl-| Mountain Lion, has a long tail. er’s scream, and this was alto-|I wish he would scream gain.’’ gether different. Yowler’s scream; But there was no more scream- is bad enough, but this is worse.” | ing that night, and after a just remembered those big foot-'a healthy boy can. - a - -———— — — _—- a — - a re ee | Get a small veal brisket and cut iin small pieces, add to it a slice of ‘ham, also cut in small pieces. Put _- es ey a r ‘in a stnal! stew pan and cover | with water. Add pepper, salt, a | chopped pepper, a tablespoonful]l of irninced celery and half a bay leag. Stew very gently until the meat jis done. Line a deep dish pastry, prick the bottom with a (fork and bake it. Slightly cool] ithe stew, then fill the dish, cover- ling with three thinly sliced pota- (‘toes and rounds of the crust. Bake ‘in the oven until the potatoes and crust are done. Thicken the left- over gravy and serve with the pie. A ~ oJIN . | C7 LUPTON A.WILKINSON Troubles. Cuts, burns and bites; What a life I lead! Accidents and fights Stockings will get holes, Pants are made to tear; They’ll all say that it was Yowler | that | the home of his great-great-grand- | | basically for that purpose. Risking | faces. bit | Then he sat up abruptly. He had Farmer Brown's Boy slept as only | | creation. A ee A Women's lI ascist |League has) been formed in Milan, Italy. oa Ss - London now has a fire brigade made up exclusively of women. . » _ Neariy 90,000 women in Penn- syivania are employed as servants. s . o Seattle, Tacoma and _ Bothell, Wash., have women candidates for Mavor. ints wT e%. on ere ee ABOUT WOMEN Women wage earners in Obie n-w number more than 30@,668. . e ° A school hag been opened at Bal to teach women te @rtve locomotives. 7 * Miss Grace O. Wiley, curator ef the museum of the Minnesota Academy of Natural Sciences, takes care of Texas diamond-back rattlesnakes and the'r little ones gerade steam > Ain Keeping Your Schoolgirl Complexion Never Touch | Any bat a trae complexion soap to your face Good complexions téo pricciess for experiment HE only kind of soap to tse on your face is a soap made your complexion to an wunproved soap is a folly. Before Palmolive came, women were told “use no soap on your ” Soaps then were judged too harsh. Then came this famous beauty A soap made by experts in beauty solely for ONE purpose: | | to safeguard the complexion. A soap} | made of rare cosmetic oils, to be| ' used freely, lavishly on the skin | | A soap, thus, that changed the beauty with | habits of the world. Leading skin authorities urge it. Most of the pretty skins you see today are largely due to it. Laun- der, cleanse with any soap you wish. But when beauty is at stake, take! care. Start the day in the following way for one week. . . note the improve- ment in your skin. The rule for gentle skin and pore cleansing Wash your face gently with Palmolive Soap, massaging it softly into the skin. Rinse thoroughly, first with warm water, then with | week cold. If your skin zs inclined to be dry, apply a touch of goed cold cream—that is all. _ Do this regularly, and particularly in the evening. Use powder and rouge,if you wish. But uever leave them on over night. They clog the pores, often enlarge them. Blacke- heads and disfigurements often folk low, They must be washed away. Get real Palmolice Do not use ordinary soaps in the treatment given above. Do not think any green soap, or represented as of palm and olive oils, is the same as Palmolive. _It costs but 10¢ the cake! —se little that millions let it do for their bodies what it does for their faces. Obtain a cake today. Then note what an amazing difference one makes. The Palmolive’ Com- pany (Del. Corp.), Chicago, iiineia. , , 4 —— Papa says it breaks him To get me clothes to wear, I don’t try to do it, But now I most give up; You should see what happened ‘Count of my new pup: fa Table cover off, Vases on the floor; Maina says we can’t play Inside any more. short distance away. He lay there, myricht. 1926.) (t* > ei Central 4350 . Rough Dry—10c a Pound MINIMUM BUNDLE, 50c ANCHOR LAUNDRY CO. Central 4351 | TMENRY A. WEI Inna 9I6-9S16 OLIVE St ..el HURSDAY ONLY... AMAZING VALUES! Final Close-Out of Winter Apparel—And a One-Day Disposal of Broken-Size Lines of New Spring Dresses y eee f aa_—™ Se Ci If You Want to HIS amazing sale is nearly over. Act now if you want the finest of all Electric Washers, the Wonder Model at a reduced price. Only a limited numbey of Washer for this big sale. Most of them en r or pay only $ $e Central 3454 3455 3456 904 PINE SERVING THE HOME EL emaining few are gone, the sale ends. Terms $2.50 Per Week Three months payment considered same as cash vdrandt lectric Co NOW! »/Z= O reer tee AT WEIL’S—TOMORROW Choice-Any Winter Coat ‘lo COATS THAT HAVE SOLD UP TO $85 Utterly regardless of what they cost us—or the former prices—Tomorrow we close out Winter Coats at $15. This affords an opportunity most exceptional. ALL SALES FINAL—NO RETURNS \ or chains \ te cause : trouble. Jewelry Close-Out Odds and ends of Necklaces, Chokers, Bracelets, Surater Sets, Bracelets, Etc. Values to $3.50 $1.00 Alaminam Top, | Wringer, and Cylinder s were available have béen sold. 2.50 a week. STREET saving in prices. One-Day Sale of Spring Frocks! 6FFERING NEW DRESSES AT A LOWERED PRICE ab This means YOU may choose a new Frock tomorrow—and at a We have taken higher priced one and two of a kind models in broken sizes and repriced them for ONE day. ECTRICALILY SINCE

Page 40

: ey Se ee fy Pr CROCE SE SET a i Ni tea ES cei ota Es a gee awl ie - - ’ x a =x, a 4 $ ‘ * * ott Pa k a “oa. hg ee a ag $3 tog 5 . - hse 5 « yineba® pe ae | | ™ ae yA H COMIC PAG _ COMIC PAGE Yl, ST.LOUIS POST DISPATCH) puma" G i EEA |. AS LYy, “tippy Po egies eae ax ee eee pee i eR i ata a 3 “i b crear SAORI se cg Ee Mae Akt ti Al oe Kt. oy r ee sai WEDNESDAY, ¥ % 4 Fy ue “yf” an Yj Z w~ gc Y? MARCH 3, 1826 Uy Z; 4 Y Ve - 4 ; . a ear odoin : - Z A how Ym, 4. y WMO Vor GAY th try, Uewil Juin, ddd. ZZ a - ATS Paid Circulaton” > Gat DAILY aq vinta: wut e Ul E 40 ee Si ean EEE ‘ - -e | - wore | a eo = = ava te: BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS _ | Aunt Eppie Hogg, the Fattest Woman in Three Counties—By Fontaine Fox = | rae Poat-D spa'ch s+ she omiy SH | rai Man On | Sg oie | OOR DOUTLER HAS BEEN DID WOU RING - | | SURE -SIT DOW - | , te ' DIR” J IM GONNA TEACH LEFT @5SO000 BY AN ONCLE ee Se t TEACH rIM HOw To aman \ =e Pee, —™ | PY PLAY Poxee: ee Te: Pe 74 ) s SS ha ake ; oa ‘E ; ‘ THE PASSING SHOW. PAG So ee —— MY . iy ? Par. oi ae ee Te a ee lig . core + Regge ca , ee i —- ee te -_ ee = i iS EL OS a 4 ser Me TREE ey AL Oe, ere eo eS ae Sie * ne F eae ob: tee, teers > sal 2 ae LY ae ducks {t is a reptile house in F HF news from baseball! train @at l’ark : 7 % “a 74 ~ % + ' - one o+e+8 ° s ; A _ f ‘ ' { is Ch baby ™ ‘ ’ rf ay j mae y “ § SSRI: ; ; > ez . . . . 9? ' A ie y 2 j x _* a P y J ros let us look “on the pleasant 13 > EE ‘ SY Bae tty 4 Oe 7 zw | a. vA t \ Is vers “ne and pleasant, us] Bi In a 4 See fe ie | “ . ih? id Ba Tanodv loves hip ee ae | : fee ike 5 eee : ot Py Sih , & We ER «i | ; Ox k : f comin 4 cha mps . unegSs © . lif e. “ body " : oe “« : ; a, a tee ; oz a ] yy ¥ t tao” -~ “To , a me} — . 4 . ry y Ko ‘4 : : net 4 3 % er ee ‘ t~ ie ee - *y } : " . i Are now aAlMmMonzg those present. snakes either real or imaginar’ 6 os 8 i “sé gett. Ce ee ae ee SY Bite om & | : ; ' t ts q : y ‘ox a ee Nga Sime ; } i i ; y aS ‘ y ran, ada ny : ) = ro . , 4 - aii ts ” AER » ‘ ‘ - ‘ a ‘ x ; . . a , keg 4 P While ther may not be plaving bal! Put the Lid On. EM . 7 ae ; =~ ; , f ; s+” ’ x 4 — The likes of which thet're able. rhe man on the sand be Sa) Bs Aas ; : | . | Chicago's melting pot seems to. be : £8 is | 1 4 ce a , | 3 @ Proposes $37,252,692 { noble time is had by all ; Cote tah) boiling over. : a ee le Pe - - f =e ; - - , me . i ead an . _ Rate-Making Base Around Le iTrainlna:z t« nla : The new recruits are all * See where one D'Arcy Flowers ee - an i tke BP AZ : The vets in finest fettle; has joined the Cardinais at ve =z} “ Z “gol a 58 F Agair ist $70,000,000 . 7" ee ; mitted by Company. 3 ee ee ee eee _ PO RE or OME TSE EMO IG Ld RIO ON 2 - ) ' tani -} t+ honed that The coaches Sav thev like The Wav Antonio where iL is nop j atl ee ee ee will blossom into a first-class short ne Stop. IO LIKE TO PLAY ) | ~ouR CREMIT | WHAT? | HAVE | | HOw -_ . : _ mA ; . is a : = ‘Flappers Asked to Enter Cake naan Te AMD oon FOUR ACES- | RIDICULOUS Pp 5 : Pan . BOARD HAS THREE | Baking Contest.” _ eng . ats Aa sa ia & JAiti as DOOSTed ; hrc Pf Anu taus the i —ee £1 sla 7 . . * ,¢ ? > (2) ea . , is€EVS aa tLnere is any be! bg ait ~ By gaining first position = Tap Sg sts ee ' Aithough for years they failed t¢ I the gonduolie: . _ — oe ad m aa . f 4 By « Staff Correspondent of And down the p!) ink ¢ shri . cn sate bu ; “ ? ie , *, : ae. 7 4 : IZ ERSON Cre a Mag ch aig : fs, os ws ms ay WA The City of St. Louis has sw bmit & - . . ath } } « Pe decks : hae - a ee i. . ; a . AvanT EPPIE iS A THRIFTY SOUL AND SHE USED Y +9 the Public Service (Cog mm | its complete estimates of f he ¢ AS 8000p as Barner sot on top os | ; j He started Captain Kiddinz : So. | cad fae 7 | | To HAVE HER COAT HANGERS MADE To ORDER UNTIL . | 4 litici . did Lif £ietiidVl fi 4 j MAD ?. GRAY TAX Time Has | Dt | EXEMPT EorR #ISCO ANcTHEm TWO THousanp \] WAY overRi, You've | 233s ey indicated trvat tt mill n et be coi EOLLING “IGAAT2° BECAUSE me (TS ADUANTAGes, | / BUT You GeTTA PAYA DOLLARS exeurption | CAN GET wae a eee set? FY | ? sate sige a hers cei HE HWACWUS WHERE “To Follew HM soe “Y ]! @Qeumeeaee | bys ON THE OTHER Fe } AND THEN You wouLDA'T || OUT oF | ne et eee , yeN > ON | | ail eo INCOME / \ ; | Pp SL NORED. I'm Exempt 4 HAVE TO PAY A Cent Tv 1 OF Tre MonTH ( of ee oe : | ‘>> | an — - ~~ | ‘ty mm Me city, $54.961.680 3 , : ; ’ er 4 -_— . Cost of reproductiog:, lees deprm i. a ""aegpciation to reflect present phretem | | ' se | h 4; a . re. , E : | condition of propert+—Commin .; & _ Es a et yi — 3 Fr itte : 4 ae =o *. * yy 7 t te. te gme rion engineers, &51.@70172: La : , ' > a ify ja om - | re > .) ee fame clede. $7T1.158 502: cBey, $48. 089. : | | 3 4 Ho ‘ee “et - oe = . 7 % , . = 4 | 4 ’ 7 : , t g = - ‘ P ae 4 ' =i r ne ' H ¢ Dy} & } P . = : b : P "7" => : | . 3 as “_ a st E - pore i a - A i> Ee~ ems TG t —_ : 7 , 6F == 7 nt! 4 a . | _—— 17 y= ie (iti fy, in , == . ea z fe tm ~ | eee i == pee ae ee =O The firures of the ecemmissien ; ; 5 : = % SE = ny — Le H | s ie = ; | : " . — ag +E j ~ E: * : , ie J ~ rs — , r er minee re do not ig clude “aa + : : ; ns y- “ , wee Le. for which th¢ comm = fin the past has adde@® from & to SIPPCSE You Seam = Pa 4 ——— - = ae — —— i. ¢ , oe ~~ i tee : ‘ | mariandl -y - ee oe jiiteieiea ie - — => oo a ee a . - EIN! CLT, WHERE von iat = | — 7 —————— —— a ———— | ————— 7 a ees ——- = oe Pe" cent. The comng tssfon al AT iS THAT cic Fees # 7 ae Pas inclined to original cost as tim MITTIA ter’ 20s a ae aa." So RPE bare 3a oe. eee: . ae a we OT oUing factor of valuation: or ' UXUL : ICGNATO “a2 a ‘- -§ = t us | er aeeanenenem enero _ —— ) @2gee’rTOo”cuction ecoet tm the fies he > j ~ a a : , K- REWARD f ; ERT: , , p -ngs br Federal courts ("ee ad pe «WELL - , BF Smith on Stande i}, \ tee rhe. ¢ ; ve . i = =. -~ , : 4 1 S ¢€#f mates wer. int? I= rT SS eee aay : aa , "eg lig. i Rg eS a : “ie “s . at ooo’ } . FEL Smith. caneult ) ; — a F / a . . , ae oe Yesterday to explain he Whee , cCW-MOWA 4 z 1d theorf@e he soppert ; ge a a" y ¢ - oe 2 * ow, ‘ ws = * Ps sharpest }cduett ™ “stinzgates from: thease af . WR\s > @ iS in woing value. *® a, GRO@ODBLE - - F ‘5’ set UD $19. 981.3%43 o= Yysical property at ‘he . estimate. Smith's «atic © 3 iter Is $3.250,00% gE fape> * tage 7 : ro" cA) PETE BLA Ac . | + per cent of the city's eaumm HoRRIBLE HAE . — ” *. : = oA L725, wae > CK) i : . ) "¢ ' pereentace freaquentir: used i “THE or, ? ae i 6 a . . ~ * SCOASVU L ae “eon tert ; ONLY Ae Febsanacaee a Pervaeey BSES UCT UNBDERSTANK SAID, FEVER’T BOY MUST CHievous © wea UND Hits HOM S| itu” =a ae 3 ~_ ; J | | 2 4 secs 999.216 for omissions + él | + + ‘bidigh teste te net mF pees . Geclaring that | 3 aa. ¥ ®©f the property s- -., oY the commission’s | engi... eked by the company e: Ln re ae rechecked by the a i. ee withont disce — th, . fe omissions and that. ee Ores a? the company on ise _— ~ Age cone®ructions are -) eam : tain tn: a pavtnneg on Page 3. Column © 4 oe Armor cma se ee . 3 is gt ar “ . te, ee ee ey i iy» ’ ; a 5 RES i Os dela aS 2 ne SO fe a ed , . ee -. ty Boge ese — 42 RS NT Sphaee Wee Slee oe, ae ty % +e Le eae ‘oniuk tech a gt 5 ae pe we ue.