St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 6, 1926

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COMIC PAGE PRIDAY, MARCH 6,;- 1996, You ARE NOW GAZING UPON THE HOME oF CAL°VIN Coo- LIDGE -- ouUR PRES —1 —- DENT>--- ou / PRACTICE | WELL JA GEORGE McMANUS LER EF COMES Aa MAM TIAAT LOoKKe, | AS IF HE MIGHT BE THE auUYy WITH, HE MONEY FOR/.), \SITT Prie™s *t42. ££. 4 TO THE DOOR £// AN GIT THES MONEY (J FOR HiM ye — , #68 oe sicee ea l TITY | a a HH } a. DAN- WHY OON' T WOU GO TO HE OOOR WHEN THE AELL. RINGS 74 JUST ANSWweERECDOIT AN A GUY SOLO ME } ALA LOT OF (fy fit oon. | / , i > Res = ra eee ; i wy ii : i} a ’ ‘opyright, 1826, by H, GQ Fisher, | Mark Reg. U. S. Pat. Office.) IS THAT ‘You, Doc? iT'S PROBABLY JUST THE ONSETTLED MW pig -WCATHER eee (Copyright. 1928.) Hope (ver SORRY, m~ BIiLG |{[: Now, Tf S ACT \ag DIBAYPT © hk Co oo a WAY NOT HAUG THE CHARLES TAA) | MAITH His BILL ? ss BILLS Ae PILING UP ALL THe TIME > Gs] OMAN HOLDS Submarine Resists Terrific j I Net Paid Circulation for February | | 215.535 392.178 G ¥ LOU | S Pp 0 5I- | S PAT C H The Post-Dispatch is the only St. Louis newspaper that publishes its net paid circulation figures each asecmaaed The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis W ith the Associated Press News Service L— , _——_ . — nae ————— ———— ee we ee > onary - — — — _- ~ meee a “ . =e FVOL. 78. NO. 180. ST. LOUIS, SAT! IS. PRICE 2 CENTS ee . — - eee ee — ——— = - ” — . - - : ~ ce I TS ne ai . Pressure on Ocean Floor |, ao ACh AEY POSITION IN gon. cs. s ceate Dives aoe rece waver N PULIGE FAMILY | Seeps Into Hull and Small Ballast Kl | Ef} IN LIGHT Phos stharinky secu EAU HGH Tanks Burst. oe = ee forecast OLIC] TED HIM FOR $5000 oa A vues novenmestonibannneebiod Now New yore | for St. Louis and ial V “By the Associated I’ress groaned from stem to sicrn as the| Floyd M. Aldridge, Wanted [HAS 4 BEAR | vicinity: Rain to- Her Potentia - o- NEW LONDON, Gonn., March 6. | eee eee eee the | “i - PIT | nisin, probably ae : . ; water sought to break through the . 7 er ee | ; Council Memberships Re- —-A new underwater queen rode to-/thin sheets of steel In Michigan, Is Shot by i to site | Mayor’s Campaign Manager | mer m4 iw wier + : arine| Water was seeping quite freely : omorrow: much | 4 Ge «it el 4? Se ti sub » ¢ ‘y aa | nearly On essel as it rested the sandy hot- ° - portion | strong bd - nize That if Council Is $41-foot craft, with nearly on * s it re on idy hot Law, James F Thomp , ieittien eae: n Mayor’s Campaign Manager "7 4 Be: 22 _ M. Ryckoff, Who Got “4 = ‘ after- al Ld , 14@qd DV I} is; 13 ° . . | : “ar ‘ a. ga Yn a8 OB $ #% | ; : . Increased, Latin America| with the stamp of approval from #t'er compartment were crushed by, OM, He Breaks Away and) (Wor ‘probable ténigh, Gives His Version of § ~ = * ge. | $1,200,000. City ‘Job, /_men aboard, emerged from its task ‘29!. Small ballast tanks in the ia naval board of observation. the pressure. tonight Water s o>] slowlv 1 he hul The V-1 remained at the bottorn | Is Shot. and tomorrow, - on ee gee ee ees | : Must Be Remembered. _, Water seeped slowly Into te ait ee i eee ee ree am mixed with encg| «Om wvereations Wan | fe a Boaz Tells of Dinner Where = Lighting Contractors. ig ee. He Says Proposal Was ns _— the 150-foot stage, but ifs com- liurries tomorrow: much colder to- By the Associated Press ‘mander kept thea vessel's nose hj ; night: strong ft tu i - ° ‘ . 72. S| . i The Ve] Ww V1 hy 1 wide, carries a crew | : , op : (tg: ay ; me j ' ave } At 195 feet the submarine en- and 21.0 feet cei ' eas strict this morning shot and ’ T y | ~ . Se Premie: Bi lana, on . ie =‘ ¢ of the ' : D1 rie i} : or n Ns } ? I nsettled. probably Yai) : cold a S A EMENT DEA ‘ Pos a Por? eae aes y aieiiiiemiiienel countered a - ttom anq of seven officers and 84 men, more |. “4 oe te ‘ ; of counter d muddy botton and kiléd his: brother-in-law of ajtonight in northwest portion . ‘ward at thi in ry an that ‘tee the niumber of the crew , Cold- Pn. ,erept forward at this level for an than twice the numb » Une | 7 ad , W TH TWO MEETI WY i, ’ F CE , sais UL dn adeeliivedid thine Ovnday I NGS WA jyuys IKRATKY’S INFL . ~ ? é+ . 9 4 ‘ ' . . a - % Su) cpr ‘ . SYP ii ‘ ‘ 4 p “4 caused an immense sensation and upon the sand !4 fer t helow the Island 1” reptember Wit) 2) }oas of ine ! OTT ¢ of nis wife q morney on a st a ¢ ‘ ° UNPISse ' oma! la. ‘y fy. AYS ro 6t75. os STR , the Portsmouth Navy Yard and was commissioned Oct. 1, 1924. Probationary Patrolman James F.| morrow and in west portion to ,. negotiations for reconstruction f the wal men ahoa rad. hic heat and ti hom he had qarrest- (31! atl, «all Vad ha , sic ai Sto ve ? “pase : ; YS : ; Slage 0} Mississinp! Declares There Was Noth- # some anxiety here, as he is the surface. Here the submersible | 52. of permanent French delegate to th ~ - - = ———— ae ‘ oF 0 answer charges of ariny de- feet: no * Dreceear-In-ihW,| WHO WAS) te ie Asaccintad Pree j te Presaent of Prance. DRY LAW ENFORCEMENT THIS | AMEDIPANC DIVIDPED) nui? iisigerticts anc tees NeXt Week's Weaner ouuoon, in Said During the Con- [Contrachee en It is felt that the ministerial YEAR T0 COST $25,000,000 bhows ue Merion Flovd: Aldridce xt ASHING TON. ini “aoe versation at the City Club ; crisis Will weaken his hand in the of Conversation for Use preliminary pourparlers with the This Is Pstimate Given to House "S’ years old, and had married a ative ithook for the week be- teen aan att , ; . IN MEXICO IN WEEK : eb. 8) spp: ndas: Upper AMissis-| About Money. _ Se ioe eee in Defense of Director German and British statesmen re- Ways and Means Committee sister of Thompson's wife . ~ on : Si} } Lowey Licences suet “thie . Sai = garding the enlargement of the | by Andrews. ad Gubsieendl to the heuie of! Mrs. : . r Missouri Valleys Wall Wh Ma 7” Is league council. | Br the Associated Pres: : riow of rains or snows first!’ Robert J. Kratlg, Mayor Mille qm y ‘ “mth ; ‘ | \ mera P . . P : ‘ ‘ At “ta \ i sAG@i a (A Paris dispatch said that M. WASHINGTON. Marc] 6 i She —— Jose CGothard « a’ bed ail ATi¢« again during later half: * rie 7 | street lie had deserted his bride) ten ratures will average near or ste | , | . , A 1) 3 campaign manager and pol Tr in to Fire Briand would attend only the pre- Federal Government will spend ap-! T})ree New York Women ‘‘De- ying : i aeons tc on, gl d” With N Wohil 'two days after their marriage }) elow normal with alternations of adviser, today tssued a general de saad a ee + ‘ Tt” a e . ’ } “Germany Holds Cards.” ent fiscal vear for prohibition ‘en- ented tn iNew Mie- . Justicd of the Peace, returning: “4™™ 4nd cold. nial of the charge that he had s a eehe lahat ght eaten ; ees i tli es pee | Sig . | Seg Following the publication In the AS | policeman, upon licited $5000 fron the recessfu | +} f Yi } 4 © he > A person acquainted with league forcement, Assistant Secretary An- You-Wait) Svstem. - 4 last pight. aad My alae WILLIAM J BRYA ‘epee ee ‘esterday of | affairs said today: drews today told the House Wavs coing to the home at 6:15 a. m., ' N’S ESTATE ost-Dispatch yesterday city lighting contractor while the business relations between fiober't sty , | ; } ; ? ae | 7 - 4 , ewe) Wh 3 ’ " wr) by | ac. symiaas iing For the first time in the history ‘and Means Comuni'tee. Se 8 etapa 9 ah toa? APPRAISED AT $668 303 bidding was going on. His state-|§¢ ; Borat 1 Norris a ?; . . . on & ae a , 7 eg . — . . i : ; 4 ip ‘ > (FES : i+ i ‘ 4 _* ae 7) e , i - . of the League of Nations, (area The enforcement departinen isi Ee the Associated spent the nigh nere, discovered j ment f lle : ° Senators OTA AIM , 1 Kratky, manager of Mayor Mil > ii . LF?" {cht 4 ao ‘ i7 ‘ase yu ~* . . a > , . . i ‘ i 9 ' gylligertp i A a f can iO = ates ’ iOsSiInNg good Lnegy) fil] ] : N\ ¢ rf ALES. 7 : 7 a ys 1} , Alar luge a na piace Lo | i ‘ I} un ia «tu Lara r I ortion ot Amount in Real se the tirsat o i? is neither Reach Agreement Before ler o f ampaign a 4 as | r ago. and hi ing. All the cards are in the hands y3y3¢.- ¢- ffer cealariee tha: il: vi - ; : ee Le Istate: Dloric ; x , . : : , = -G na - bility ) Oil @} Said ti bic ia ee PA New Ory Oy fo) ; a} Di Cj H | . * With Germanvr sure to obtain — _— sai ™ ney efused to aK Led | n dere ldridg. "3 Be ; ; [ have refused employme direct- | w+}, “FHA Hithlic interest,’ to send admittance to the counci], ‘he an attorney to accept employment ————- der for the city lighting contract, t A. ‘4 ri -” Fae » . —— ; in the matter of city contracts. All . ; . : By CHARLES ds. ROSS, rhe sticé essful > bidder, A. M Chief Washington Correspondent Of | p onort, of Chicago, told the Pos! 1 of the Post-Dispatch. cers. fiowever, on accoun etapa - se (fourt places a valuatior f ee a ; ras ‘ WASHINGTON, March 6. rhe , . i Cietitecn a1 collansed after ve Ria alg d? — AsMatlion OF | relationship to Mayor Miller, ‘a dinner with Kratky in which the A i . 1]}0O Oilie > e 32 oan! a ot . > 4 On T | > properties of , Senate + his afte} noon adopted a; Vv contractors have attorneys and at ;torne ys are necessary In Sus % : f 4 7 ¢ he Dade t of ‘Dispatch a circumstantial story ©! shots in the air and a fourth at '”—) \ | +) ~ffa 4 4 — atrtanrr> le % . oO fT 2 @11@Ct oO] a211 Aa ePTlip : ave desired to be above susni- contract was discused and, he says. the Mayor's manager sollicted $5000 from him. Pyvckoff said the dinner was a! the City Club ‘and that Kratiiv ciabes Se sing :' a ‘ ' ! , with fey aid thetr campaign funds hail “4 . il 4 endous eX pe nse > aske 7s "7 ’ io ‘ - art ; so ) : . ad sh : , . vi the tt | I t er le ‘ . c*epy] ent yy) 7 r he ad ‘ . sa : See 28, a «te ' ° . , — ¢ “ = ’ } “of rng _? ‘ . s) . rig wf Lee’ ng t¢ . nat G rman: Ss ponte e ais ~ ¢ ner 7 ¢ ‘ Pj + ‘ 7 — E _—_ . r shad i i : 4 e4' 1] ] ' “y¥ iif « ] : Ti¢ as ‘ as , ‘ae 4} a1 ¢ @ , saees ay . o} ‘ , ‘ , wytained for r ae Riherenslecdh } @ Andrewe ren) 1 ce ~ 16 por Aichi oy he hold- furniture *an? 5h \ aa mintter mn vhich the , controversy ove! tie ) an that mtg vane 4 wanted nan aul league Counc], ani ‘ par- ould’ ‘ih, me ; ¥ oT) a on & } : . ‘ ae ee ees : ; 3 * @)} } L'il fort} “a ‘ Vl la Ws Qt tihat country. evnet?® nd asked low ‘ $5000 via Ucular as regards the candi of ;cour Nardaiy iv stimated i ok isin reporie. » walked down Menard to ; ie resolution as approved is a tribution In). : I fo} wi) A | aS 1} a A +}. a) ae 4 Pin in 4 | ! , | he | ) : ; | | Poland. nee ART ROBBERIES IN LONDON : } ‘ "a ' , Po aed " ‘ sit eas 10 Pe] $1 19° SE. menc ary fy adm nistra- modification of one submitted py Kratky denier having asked for os mueee Circles cae raglan ae heed a \ ‘tin } + i OSS | cae achat gis hve oe ee at \ppraisal of i state had heen tion in the sense that that word Senator Norris two W eeks ago ask- jany money from Ryckoff or from vails that (,erman\ ; . *g> - i . * a4 ‘ ata i a? - ie bis " y , Fs. a ‘- ; ' * ‘ , ‘ " ’ ‘ 4 . ; oe ; ‘ . : mies committed a PCat error i Galle TICs Looted of I lures, Tey : AiaGilt sai Aha , ne ¢ T10Nn i] permit 177} - influ-s nce He » THINK if have ig mot ae Senate W he her tie Mex an howmse Electric VInanufa *T UY ing or ’ ; ’ x®(l’a Tatry ils he 3 he erat q res 2 “ns So? Sal b© qe " + ‘ 7 . 3 1,4 Iie } } + ° .* . . * , . > ; ‘bg ‘ »¥) tae onpggdlab erga ad oe ts - ‘ , all igh pand (‘f}- nediate tribution by executors for saie. f any contractors price’ C;overnment, as reporte d, had ob- iy ientioned in t4 ekoff’s statemen , , ' * conditi | INDON acn 6.-— sen- *?* Ss were unfastene oe ee aS rs ' ie , ep Pa LET F ; oe wee segs = eenl ee . . “wo ite in -: te Atari ane : 1} Pris Vel I | i of he Jous } uests, y cr iis rient: 7 hie 41) deliver the |jected to. the publication of the Affidavit Dy Ryckore, which mad: 1 appear that there sational robberies have aieen a ; ane : z - : ; wrench ava 3 ayn s uek rm in vhiecl, rill s r tne tinh: 119) a He } hstantial. an if '¢ orrespondene Pwekoff told the Post-Dispateh Week A : ; ae J Atha are ae p7e. stl le AW’. + 4>} 51e rail nr) th i?) e ligplow ry mLUCA WV 4 he has hye ’ fs ‘ ‘ riene 3 Norris explained at the time that afte : the conversation he ana itis ic a de martnis T} . E 4 is {lair J moe Phin: 2° OT O 24 PD | " 4 i " . . . 2 . } 4 -. + ‘ mete P . . ru JU Pe iP names, .eae) WET ACCol- lress a} a Inpany him | Li ' ' hin eee AS le iy tO procure CONTFacts, to the Senate copies of all the of- . : . “Would 7 ic ) 7? 7 +] ’ 2s oe ee . i KS anil . y ; i’ iv s 1 . : * %,° } ly ; ly 4 ‘ +r bonds, $49,338.35 alties, et hings I have no in ‘7 ‘7 was a secret pact, calculated to un- place in London ’ oF cgi . — eee! swe 1) nietwre 11 tha “sy orlie) Ging tHe iepahzativl » f- rie : . 7 Bee oe 4 ; ie ‘ Mérmine the efte tc robs ? ine [oc arno Sma: ‘ pha UW! ‘ > Ngiisi) 3 2 Ht j ‘ i + i ti i 5 . vy i j ‘ ' tie fo + ’ eh r - oh ; es a ‘ . , : }, ' if h S ; eg west “ aa lnSpil ec] Dy the representative of the Westing ’ aecords and in violation of the tacit | artist, Birket Foster, ws PO Tee | bat n ¢ say vik 1 epvmmeice ~ *“t during his life time ‘thon? vone's ¢ 3! P 1 published statements, that the} house company called upon Clax- ‘ 2 . Pon + 7, + a ‘ 9 ie ae y ras ” be say oa ; » “ . . : Pu Peas ‘ . = . . ; : ‘ ‘ 7 azreemenft at Locarno that when irony} Tile (ys Dene! bKlali Art {,a “er Ys Mi = : £] a ; i ° | sid ] ee ie i Ail ij a “e cp i f : d ar at q Department of State fon E. Allen. cdistriot manager “of i i a : “ro oe we ' lisceovered Thiywsday 7 CiICO. . lel nis preiimMminary:. ; cen el ai "eirg oe ; ' ee i I} | 7 : me ; . seis if ermany came into he League {and it was discovere Saa an Mena ti In) th 1 ‘ 1 wbhlieat f theirs stinghonse ny, told ee : “hen t,. work two months’ im : rmplov a lawyer for thi had withheld publication « the Westinghons COM pan) ° ’ » | ’ . & o 4 hye F . :] fiy;i i ec hr } : “on a ; ‘ ‘ oancil she would come in alone. a es egy correspondence because of objec-|}him in detail of the conversatiot nig . ae "a ‘ } 1 ‘ vt eee — and sai it was necessary 1 in€u,r ina ee - a Pa a ; ‘ = a Tells of Meeting Contractors, 4% If the league is to remain truly, Ss able 5 o SeVMark wish tal , A ade freedom © JLeni [ fired at hin EXCLUSIVE NEW YORK CLUB Pel rs | j wri 1) inforruation ifenrv a (‘aulfield. attorney for h: : , *. > } i 7 ‘ cy 1] 7~-* wee la? 5 ic a if Ol 7. A Pese ie i ~ ” De - ? , — } } ; ¥ “ {°¢°th o> Ose Ss — ’ r ’ ? g Phere F / il si . . ' * ’ ' ; , z 3 ie recognized nat Latin America. Lilie aqipioma py ch iit . Vie A iS on “= } . ¢ ffj ° @ 7 9 n { 4 . % 4 LO 4 Sa 5 ' > l iT y no | D>” = P C ia at Aa pata ‘ ‘? : ben conveved {oO bim I. VW all. [birector of Public Lthii . ! . , | ’ . (* oy "lar Ir red : Relations rr aeneee ose Ryekoff in the event of his bid } : . ry “ 4 * ° aie — , ; ae : ' . se pa 25 ae | "ur } , 4.342 o. ie . . , . ” a ‘ “ : : . " : ’ » Nnonoy and that prior +4 Thejir de- nian ; P "Wtor hile wus raided toda’ yy prohibition : . : , sii tient ris todat : ; r] the rerereti¢ e being guccesst J and the compat - : shal Ade ‘ tutOoOmMOoDTe : a ‘ has i i ay pei! “SST Ul, I : ary "oo fare 21] ‘ “> oo ee rrreanta wh, Srry: 1 b> ; ith ’ : og . in 4 ‘ parture a tarewell party was given | and the wounde mun. o~ : sage — whey avor Miller delivere : to alleged J by the Mexi-' | as, therefore, as much Interested | . ; Was attended bv lany ex - ss ' | gledge hammers. several mer- “pe — + end rnade the ae Only two seats. those held by | With the pictures unnoticed. ican - nitari . Mex- | to City Hospita! ad ) se or- can Government ane aa he in the céntract say " «A e ui 4 . ica ] : 1e8 } ‘ ’ ma 6% a) Pi rs ty ¢ i. 1? j if , . , ‘te a’ r ? : dig LTies, cnant marin | ‘ i , ’ P dilg ci { ile i Pr $4,397) . P nm? said nianv it ¥ ¢ 4 ‘ i ! . —— . . , Silda i 3d i ‘ i | at romiwul J | § SS. « Pehiily gee a ae een rade b> the TCwOH (70V- | e ' eonnesr ted with the WV est na ~ _4 ~, +; +a sit ) 4 - | ™ : . ° ° “ . ; ; ea | iste g a . f . & £7 aaa -% Pe or . j P ' ta ermanent seat the | tle En effect on D ancia! ™Mm ( Colossal Bronze Memorial to Re ni -4 arracks Feb — ] feraon Hotel | . er ” xX . ‘ ( ‘ ' j gf x ; os ) zi sig ed tempting to oust from office. 9 : ° ee NW YORK, Mat i ty j : : p R P } red ies of Senator ie _ - P ‘ Lpaape stopped, aS .ne Poilce- ‘rr , " {",>9 ; i> ; ' ; ‘ rhe VN ere iInz nouse (Oo was fe the Counci! is enlarged, Latin stolen studies, with many ; : America’s two seats must be in-! similar works, were screwe Tease. the wall. and there is much mys Only Two Seats Open. tery as to how the thief escaped | 4,0, rf, Oils 'nrominent ersons were mem | “a pth on Roepe | ‘equest for' 4, , , ¢, , ' : ‘3.2 we te Co to -” le ‘ : . .. 4 bia id ; i , om eee srnents Reoraly “ req ingho | me eor ‘ an have dinne . if 2 .f gs i , -, a | > . 2. . ; ° . os ‘as > s j > > f ware’ “ . . } mmol e oY ‘ } rT} Ti : egg este ~ + | Gay. A ilar, which closed yes- | Placed at Viadivostok and Be ane i ee ee of the. club ernie ; : at ‘ was the outgrowth Of with him, his atfornes Willian finayj 4 Beee. j ° - CALS | ¢ + TTA P #>- y a . ait ; + a ame ’ 4 — = 4 ° . 4 ‘ rs roe ‘ " “ieration ‘ ’ . . : i tiaa si ‘7 i ‘ ‘ ore eee opened today at! Visible 50 Miles. er e aT eee a rhe agent w btained evidence ' be eee | ‘ ne mn \* Li e j ; , are : P Witt (sreat Britain, and un 4 * went to ? QG during tj#he By the Associated Prece | OLlCe® at Hlamtram: rat Ni ll. aASK- i 2 interview e e . ‘ as " - * / | i . - . + ‘ al a eee 2 s ety aoe Way against the place gained entry se" is Was UMneaw if Sinia after the introduc- manager of Mayor Miller’ ca loubtedly afso Sweden, determined | >... hour and then reacted to MOSCOW, March 6 Patterned ,1ng for the arrest of a man known ,.,, | days agy by posing asa “man | the lum . later Came | petary Of Reet Oe a ay ¢ pec ve . ; . . | 4 ost . “a . r ¥ . t ’ se . ¢ . wy ° a , ial a\s ‘ a’ 4 } ellis tate vivax, . " ; r ; 1) Tria reso il@- paign A Tew ronths af ore to ult Germanv'’s wishes, ar after Bartholdi amous Statue of | aS Fay Aldrid 1 to have is io eg Pee ) - ably he original . eonsult Germany wishes, ind Ge a sartholdi’s famous Sta ] (ya ’ 1AVE about town escorting a woman i] , me FS sh sade ch “Wei met at the Cite Club. PD with others endeavoring to win | J.iberty, enlightening the world at left St. OuUIS 1n @ hurry, Who wae ; : introduced as an “‘Aus- (“ un ” hat + rh (ion. ; oe eg a _—#* , o . : se : i Z : : et Oa OBE Te ' whom he introduceua a 2 ‘ e ' , — ing the dinner Gilbert on several fonee*asions from (Germany, four the enfrance to New York ha rpo, wanted for b irgiary and larceny, F i cea ail o an Ne r. LVCKOTIT ati oe ¢ ry mn whicn | ‘ ween tees : ’ , oie E> Won : ‘trian Countess. : ; ead ; occasions took it upon himeelf 1 rountries desire ew permanent | ° a colossal stone and bronze statue froin a rooming house. The letter Wood There ust 2 , cep! by tt Senate ae nsans — ’ ress tis with the ollri ee : ‘ , ; ’ $ P the Torid”’ j being rected on iia - , » idle } ; » nases Duty i went for th: ns m- , hich 7 » ind | , , ii Protection for Hungarian. | ‘ the World” is being erected on a Worried by Relationship. President ¢ oolidge Incre — ue, nent for thi ! public p vi : **" | anybody. Also during the dinner "3 4 : : . ad , r ad 6 a ring “ar ' h > | : ’ - "hy - _* " ov | ? " . fh ‘“ ‘5 - With the Vorovsky assassination Post-Dispatch high promontory overlooking Viad- | Mrs. Aldridge told a reporter ’o From 8 to 12 Cents a Pound. rnediately. sian =e te that re i ve @iscussed the lighting contrac’ . : Ve 9 * _ De ' es ° ° 7 ‘14 & at x . ‘ ‘ ; — tad Tm ¢ P >. : a 7 , " ‘ eZ “Ti, caf . im mind, the Swiss Government haa ivostok Bay, Soviet Russia's east- | i. poe: Dispatch she Sait her hus y vam Aaporietes Freee dinner Mr. Wood an ; We Vn! dere: "| We talked of concrete standard: ‘ r 4 : Ui] _ 7 + } 1} S 0) i hi i Be \eQr - ~ . “rye ~- ' . . 4 “ . . . e , ’ _— . ‘ : rn “4 4 wees err «¢ + smILIR OS 4 ° ) 47 Uy 4 = ] Ni , rcp N Nj ‘ » es er ' ‘f . ‘ "y ; a , i , : . ; cided to pray idle 4 \ poli ‘ The Disappointed Suitor Sues rnmos por 7p } lille owa?’Y i Liie¢ band On) South Broadw av on Fel) VN oe ’ : bs tse : ’ ’ ' ti .: Wa ; ‘ : ; |} and iigiuit# “A ood arguing that 7 ih4 eae ~ ‘ ‘ ; . inereas the far} { \’ 7] DUT- a a oe , - lie ty | ee , ‘ im! + eal ia _ ; ad : Protection heing introduced bv a a we ne ; sige ment BAS ' (.anrern pe Was better than he Hungary, durin his attendance the #1600 that he spent 17] ‘ i } larges nonument a Re oe ale fer {rn} ! ‘ a : , rl = ay if ay . pecified for g Louis ny y re? . “ ‘ 17 —— r +} 2 , ’ r le dq “ le ? he 7 le ’ a*h le ¢ +e ‘rT | sic , ae : jf eel r i Cay \ t (; er . > oF ‘ . 7 LTr312 j ’ i ‘ ae | om ‘ * PON the Je ‘Ons. conrting thie voung 4 lv, a.¢ i’ ; an 4 . I r4 7 ’ ! , . : ’ i looke j a * ' ‘ i ee ré rarked “a ay 1#@s, > a . . : . ~ M4 ‘ ste , elit eree 7 a) ; ) al } 4 ‘) the op- Pe nttesta wee ABA on Starting All Over Again at 71— social, political and industrial ¢yrniture house and made arrange WHAT TOMORROW'S wig | + 4 . Pt e) “3,34 ‘ . ; oo ’ 13} ry he tin) ] ¢ , . c fs *n in protest agai: ae sie Adam Berry, wealthy retired equality and liberty. e scurpror ments to start housekeeping. terror .¢? ’ Ss 12 ° i ~ 7 ~ - ; 7) ag oe | 3 lowa farmer, was so lonely is V. ide er ee a The same day also they visited : ah rhe Count will attend after jiis wife died that now The statue will be visible to ships | the home of the bride's sister, Nor- | REAL ESTATE AND tan MlOEti Dn 4 Mo oi se hago > rune) al he is Jearning to read and at sea for 50 miles and will be the | ma, the wife of Patrolman Thomp- 7 ° . ; me | lark . \ . mmittee, lich is studying the write for the companionship first symbol to greet incoming | .o,7 In the course of the visit Want Di rectories ' ’ spirit iy h tet eee e American se b igner Wood arose and called me fro | Progress ; ‘ ai iy mal ty = ‘ ; + r t .uSSi l “4 Ti 7, } o Was Waced it la « wr é a. Rn A Chiat Ot the Work Pp ‘down and ou ir treasury ha . ' ‘ . vi. on (lhe jit ’ ni asker: ) ion Sil OMNStITULIONaAL PTOVi- | heen depleted hs the last can POST-DISPATCH |): excused, saying he was going to! sions and the enactment of such|paign, You want’ tlils contra ' =. hoe ; 5 "Oe! j ‘* ; iil ecomt vou $5006 riz “ * ++ ¥- tv o@ +? ~~ t 4 7 yrother-in-law s orcupation and al- : +1 u I es 4 al ' t follow ’ 4 Ing ’ ‘ . ty tiene) 4 }} *? " € > . - B LOO atin aie ne ‘ ot been published , thee ws pteny ane Kratky at: Sports Bays in a Cathedral— » that another siater of his wife, d ik nm. ile i : Reoroductions of windows T TER BURNS ad ni: s1€] ; oe : : PE called , , ot He... all the SHAKSPEAR Ethel, was married to itv etec- > — 10 OOO Offers Bove “ “Bull publicity of all the facte)"4* proposti' ion replied "That asl h P : . ‘. ore 416 tri 7 a. : » 4? ~ q 9 ” : re rst y? I tj ati Aca ' ‘ 4 : | iy ‘he league Hungs ria ns ee 29 7 x4 hich will eymbolize : P : > a +; ; . ' ¥ . : ve Harvev O'Nen! \dridra Ale such dispute,” it ‘g-, CORB Like poetical bunk, Tell hi: sports, from eveling and bil- Iced tor Festival Performances of ‘'* em 3 veal, Aldridge dis- _ mos mes » #0 ta 1 }e m - s. , } appeare (rom ss Louis the ext ’rinte aast Sunda: LUE pp bar’ eas xtremely desirabie in _— festation aca; cia ME? liards po golf, baseball and His Plays. ee on ‘ pases mesa “Wood sa ‘Wet ee un Hien is : ‘a } a » fated Prese , Gay. vi » tion Abonat Contract. . r ti the people of the two wn wr ™8pired bie " ’ m Cc wnt horse racing, -in the ( athedra! Rr }* 4480 .a,€0 }’} >e ‘ - - Wa! tag ° conve ra ‘) . i j Westing! — . y> LO1OWeTS i mun ie oe ; , om Pe ) . oy 1} wreeti ne ’ . ; eas ai ot {line rey aah rhe nily under«tsnd | ort S665 SSSI Ue ‘ompar Karoy]; who vious to bring af Dt. John the [is Ine, New STRAT FORD-ON-AVON Ene | In\ OCSUISAiionm Lise, that the te! Cranted ioe “Whoie we were riding saat So : 2 ta aor — we ' mo anythiy ‘ihe ee bad *» . atl a4 TT} Lit) is i ; . . se . $a +%* i ‘ - 4 } + us ‘ +. + 4 : " ° T. : ’ os Se .* 7) tae 4 ; ta : ig | . e ‘ ; ? 3 ¢ 3 b— I] ne 4ainous ; hai a . WS The recent de } , | the great poet's birthplace WaS ityentitv as the soldier wanted for Pooms and LGoard t nee . an t ‘ ur. | on ' tid at ‘rere Rejected ¥ roposal, THe Says : EXEC ee oo © erence: irtually destroyed by fire today. | a a ° : 3 ee ae -aallt Gacdiaiilias Se aaa ft | in iii” el als two striking epi virtually destroyed by fire *0d@y./| gesertion was confirmed by 1 Houses, Et rhe ff was : ting 1 reason 1 ' nswering that I «at@: “ seinninen son reveais ¢f St - ; i ; ‘. : , mi 4 , - , , ; net get ) OS _ AS*Oriated Presa . sodes of misfortune among the Memorial Building “i : . , | i LI OR ee ; : , a e Be: 3 “ : 3 , » a . ne " . os . +s peare R, ih ‘ « , aitasi . . , al ‘ don {ry ; ar. . ar . - j by: 1 + | nerdamadi : np] Persons convicted us Esthonian When Wilson Almost Lost Pa- : It was a pretentious build Tpon ees ce 8 were executed tience With England and Ger- [| .. | 6 yea bri and stone. {nj home address as 1100 Jefferson eg King al Senator Kir erday fo bahditenes. a ion , , mee a : a wikioe smaton (Cite. Tl) wh | Miserllaneoue . (¢cbsnketel ee Z | . Pen ia ing ; ay for plotting against the many— olone! Howse reveals fopiival performances of street, Johnston - ity, Til.. where, i it si aia, ah Mick gill ee ecco’ sh. in approving iter Pa ni tacns gviven jit is said, his mother resides. oe Wr Rvrekofe wonld get the cron ; that he wanted still more in- | f who kotne i us KP i “ate and ~ 4 re | Operating in conjunction : itations of the , ‘eplave have been "Ith Britis) Pee war-time irrt: , hakspeare splays a n . 9 a ona * Titish and “a? 4. > oe ° . x +3 ; } ri? }, son is 95 ve re nid and he rr J PISPAT* YW rrinted fi RE ae. am - _ a4 a tal r be inteliigenc oe President in events happening }/| ..ery April and May. with occa-; Thompson— wisn edge TWICE a ; come kien ae Wood Mr. Krat sence services. hehind the scenes. Ke rforn . ies — i 1 @te mon Do . 6 1 appraise fo: Ciemencyvr Tae, ‘ ‘ f 47 Stoke. | ‘ The theater. part of the SiakS-! .¢ tattoo markson both ms a Rea! 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“DISPATCE: —— VL naa tan EFFORT 10 MEDIATE 3 WALL-MILLER ROW R OF EIN DIES Conf With — Utilities Director and Mayor, + C - ; —-— — ~e mediate the ais ferences betwe Mavor and Yirector of Wal Dire merce, Publis tT tilitiag & as made by the Board of tors of the Chamber of yesterday, when they épecial committee ta o both men and try tg ar om- pointed a a re etonciiiation. The Comal Meyer, Co enters statement in th ‘case was as follows: “At a meeting of the Board oft Dire Friday afternoon the controversy between lig Mayor anda Directo» was discussed and Without foing on record as to the of the dispute, the board appojp:! ial committee, Meyer, to meet with Mr. ler and Mr. ea in the hopes 0 tin ding some means by whisy) the differences “eco organ them Caa | be satisfactorily adjusted.” It was said that no definite + time: for the suggested conferences hag heen set. The ‘ae Probably ill endeavor to arrange separate with the two and then muy attempt a joint conference {f there appears any likelihood of a gettie.’ ment, ‘president of the Cham, imerce, is ga spf NKMANN, Pt ANN DIES: NESS AT 80 verein Fxer- mong life LESS. ann, nion wav) rth: erday Avenue bY , esidenr ’ . v ‘Oopere- talks . nare- "+ . . af". ago and coon- ay Petition. | for Court Writ Is Withdrawn. or Miller having Postponed Wall years he alth at t) t Sund Y Ma? ha day until next Wednesda: in cefer. *® to expressions of the Cireuit Court of Appeals, to which counse for Wall had appealed for a wrif 'of prohibition to block the tria] On the ground that insufficient time had heen allowed for preparation | of a defense, the director dismissed his petition this morning. Wal | petition last Wednesday, he court, bei se to © heme before the date the May nad the trial, recommalal lal date he Postponed after its hearing of the neti- +/ id for rer 13 hie wi rank, neral will we taker's chap- Baht avenues Nort] t 11s mer ii- A st he tr r of 187 oadwav Sot li tg first his he ’ exercises, BOASTING. Pres. | would ~ MEXICAN-AMERICAN CLAIMS COMMISSION ENDS SESSIONS l~n+ sO Liga benefici: ayn Considering Reparations for lo American Mining F:ngineers said to Have Failed. the Associated MEXICO CITY, March ‘al claims commission had heen considering admin- jfor the killing of 15 merican min- ing engineers in the St of Chi- \huahua has ceased to function. American Comniissioner, Judge Ernest D. Perry, will depart today for his home in Lincotn, Neb. |The neutral Judge. Dr. Rodrigo Or- favio of Brazil, will depart for Ha- Vaha.,. The future of the commission ig not known. Whether if ‘On again d: pends upon a dacision to be reached later by the Mexican and American fovernments. The ostensible reason for the dis- solution for the commission is the lliness of Dr. Octavio. It 1s stated. A ~ ROBBER however, the actual reason is the failure of the commissioners te ach an agreement on d: images for 16 Santa Ysabel massacre, which American Gov ernment claims. Biection ' Elks’ Lodge. The Elks’ lodg as elected Rer nard IF. Dickmann exalted ruler, Northway leading knight, If. H. Hamilton loyal] knight, Lawrence Mullen lect = knight, James Bertero secretary and A. B. eamed } 1-€Wis treasurer. Bertero has been secretary 31 years. Presa. reh 6 it ‘ boast of his it year in ecutive elect. y ta] king “LS e during ?¢! t yesterday, one more 6.—The which reparations he spec out - i@ } ate fa) lghiy pleased has been ent ‘‘ongress untiry is re he busi- bot} ; - ’ ; 7 : an lling ref. are es ed rm: in who ash reg at vas e ha 7 urin * N ROOM HOTEL o the bunting Harmony er (Himself) ing ORCHESTRA . ” | imlimutabdle ad ¢ by Nights—Ten to On. y (Cle: ’ at Forest Park Names Committee | tof _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE MOURT ADVISED Md CANCEL TWO Miller ft merjts. headed py ; osed at hearing pey-Gene will fun Zz 4 pise parate F The Sta “a hearing, revoke | the medical Breed ; iding Oy “Ost |; - Supreme Tribunal on St. Louis College of Physi- cians and Sargeans. \NSAS CITY SCHOOL ALSO CONDEMNED Roth Schools Expected to File Exceptions and Then Case Will Be Open to j Argument. By the Jefferson City Correspond- ent of the pono Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY. March 6.— | euellldl Gnamapecnaes SATURDAY EVENING. ne MARCH 6, 1926. —_ —- eaten agiuiibeteee. ieee. mam cae ama | ___ Strikers Parading in Passaic, N. a3 in Gas Masks" eS CHOOL CHARTERS sissioner Reports to | | a a cwrers + i a ee ee ~e ‘ “ “ pe ‘a: “2 : “ a i ' ' srfeiture of the State charters of | he St. Louis College of Physicians | the Kansas _“ gpi Surgeons and of gery today State Supreme snd that Deans of the charters. The recommendation was made | to the recommended Court on was a report by edwin J. ‘ommissioner in acted as Special in guster suits brought against the colleges by the Attorney-General Commissioner Bean's are based on evidence dis- sin St. Louis é of Health. findings 4 Ransas Cll} It is expected that the colleges ") file exceptions to Commission- | Bean's report and ask for a re- rsa] of the ieeietooncete The procedure then will be for ach side to submit briefs and ar- ge the C2 This could be done fore the Supreme Court en banc | mx May. ‘The court can then opt the report, thus ousting the gleges from Missouri, or reject report and let them stay. Outcome of Diploma Traffic. The suits were filed by Attor- ruil Otto June 16 last as sequel to disclosures in 1920 Mendulent traffic in medical noms nd scholarship ates in Mi 4. Charges made ana ‘Se, dai- 3sOU! against the St. Kansas City institutions iev-General wer that their charters e diplomas, fail- Apuis his the Attor! aney had by selling sto keep menducting mofit rat! and that th muaie and ‘Tenu ‘ea violated medical the schoo! for public benef! were not meaning colleges within the statute. +; Commissioner Bean allewations St. Louis Col- eonnection of ox of St. Louis with and finds that Dr. with th nowledg Dr. aide Briggs of the college, Pocured “false and fraudulent cer- Micates' preliminary qualifi- s desiring to en- these certifi- equivalent to hi schoo! di- accepted by Dr. and that stu- : ve table repor most of the of the ‘views the | Ro} ert Ade at institution dcrox, ya of + ae as to Btions of studert wr the 5 e-« . ? 5 7. college; tha ates, igh iOMmas, iggs for the college, ents were admitted when not en- ted to admitiance; that Drs. Ad- zand Briges charzed students in | acess Of the regular tuition as con feration for adrnitting them anced standing and for gradu- Mong them without compl«tion m Prescribed courses. Dip!oma’ Without Attendance. AS an example, man cites the career PConnor of Chicago, ma ET) showed (Connor i diploma from college although he clusses the school “en- ffic, harter and certifies is sustained. issioner fi that the we r Commissioner of Harry J. saying the receive ] in had the nlawful tra of diplomas gFraduatior (‘omm nds “Traudulent i chart Riture. Allegs ’ in exercise’ of fustifies for- | ‘ b ad the | college | and findings im City v ns a ‘ of ere similar. he Kansus AO Recognized as “Reputable.” The report iys the St mis College of Physicians and Teeons was incorporated in July, 79, and has been operating since B25 at avenue and Bmb!- 1915 it hot been =r: by the ate Board of He: “repu- ble” Waldo dean insti- , receives & thai Jefferson BSireet: that since cognized as a se. treasurer., lth colleg: - that Ses is president, @ managing offi: WON * tha? ’ Saae trustees, and Be disburses t bank ‘ at ey ‘ | ie 5 he akes repo! that hp funds through his | counts, keeping no eo © | for the college. d Health. ail account i — + : te Roar of artery ke of s Marcn ije on t? Dr. Briegs the ground Ucinated ; biica | diplic ma 1 em educat Plomas. the Cult Ju ige M Dr. Adcox,’a confessed vendor of Aiea} diplomas * conv! Té ] of had activities a ing in the sale of eredentials and Briegs appealed, , was upheld by ,7* ijer. , On a’ of Dr. ery =~ * - if ¥ Lt’ ion and credentials, | bribery n. Pars. byt UPre rr) : * “on and that hie suUperin’ len. Cert A} . ‘ . ? iis appeéa reversed Dr. Adcox, tion in paying a endent f noo's s did not © bribery rithin the mean- of the law. + rehase Inost louis. and who prese nt, see anything to this of statements them up.’’ The awarded to back 1}«°T) was Assailed Next. step in the Mayor Miller's Wall's resignation filing of charges by the M: against Wall when latter fused to resign. Following the ing of ch: Mavor said fire resign - contro . “~ iver re- itl- he the the irges the Wall Or self.’’ The previously discharge electri Mayor had manded of Wall that he Ralph Toensfeldt as chief cal engineer and replace him wt Miller appointee. This Wall to the refusal being f M: S Cause oO for Wall's resignation. 4 fused direct miand do. ne ivor ‘Toensf feldt contributed tn the re- | influ last ‘hind the scenes unicipal ¢ tement f be ences in m | Wednesday port ontracts a sta im the street + of for $S$.000,000 lighting among man- equipment,” is legiti- During this early in manufac- “The bond issue much interes of lighting “Some of this w it f interest passage item ufacturers he said. nate, some manifestation © 1923, of turers opened to the end that should specified These culminated an offer lty on a which was a ‘ation of origina! design. f course, not accept the offer. “Ss fter J] was friend, who had kept with the situa- turned out to ‘tion of this crowd and roncluded to put a in, whom they place.” of not. the largest one equipment exclusively. in uni: my their be negotiations a roya modifi of t) . r > = aAa Shortly ‘ea formed by in constant ‘fon, that I satisfa they had certain other mm: could controi, it Version of With Ryckoff. who one a touch had not was of the ac- supporters of Mayor Miller, at todav refused to discuss the statement 1 the ground 1ot his orney tive f first tvekoff at he could not ta cli- affairs. He has Ryckoff and Wood. o ke Faenl ¢ when Rvycekoft ea we hlowever ephone released ldgation of silence, sion of the meeting. He said Ryckoff was not correct "af thy Catt, hr i y Club. .The by tel- any ob- he gave his ver- him from statement th the Cit im 2 nner at moment Serv ice | eyckofe red | deman ]| and} ° } him- Cc e- an | negotiations with me | Conferences | ain- ; down eo — ate ~ t (*} der >} a*a the rartee Laclede j; thnt ilue « 710.6000, making v: $3 5, The oday made ill, telephoned him t , 4 7. + ‘ wan — =_—T Conipans is challenging Smith's ney to testify as a gas engineer and yesterday speut much time in submitting technical | of zg: ‘rations The witness gave to some and to others rithat he did know. Smith con- , tends that it is not necessary that be a gas plant operator to qua!- 45 an expert witness, but need blish only a general engineer- understanding was plants. city week ig expected exhaustive necount- the fina listory the Magistrate: sai compete ¢ l- — MaKe . named Ho the State The Warrants Cornelius We police , patroini y re ' questions is one to are Smith. isnore y ran ‘ i} r ia . ere] Be ’ “4A of four Ne the leadershi wang. OLTTer}ys 2 \ raj i fil behalf ahy- and lounge . * fhe COjpij AAdaia few ckoft and | made m later, 7 Wood with day els ~ (eS Mr. home “POOGd mar. Gri ? | the and | It be jaw pores has been suv 3: as Krat Miller's , avout id day, s said at * cl as Mayor campaign. Kratky said the “just business matter’ and that would continue to have office | Zeppenteld. The latter. said dissolution Was eed upon of March 1 because of “unsat- working. conditions,” the} of which would not be} nublic. oyment. dissolution was hing I wan? heen many mews + COTILYat There a he with tne so Ccont- ayvor the | For , this ,oe ‘A rs * that facts. Ree be heid anyi determined Know th i@ Was should reason, |! | as ' isfactory : nature rnade e ordere of the contract if anvone had lat + proved | C GUY, ”Y « Interiors That Radiate Contentment To give homes congenial atmosphere by suitable wall decoration, window drapery and furniture—at a reason- able price—has made ours the largest business of its kind in St. Louis. Nosay s — - eZee St eoSSe Xe a a) + ne Lo Lucks-Orwi1G-LERO!I FURNITURE «» DECORATIONS « DRAPERIES 1117-1119 LOCUST STREET WHERE GOOD FURNITURE IS SOLD FOR LESS PA Solano) r,t - a QP OP OO OP OE OE in | Louis from and I trv} e as many as I can.” ! WAGNER PROGRAM HEAT UNIT REDUCTION expert testi- | that, if the heat units of CON-= | | tO | pressed shouts rose above the clam- contem- | ' those to whie { ' ) if the | will | (offerings which the com- | of | | tent, to induce city’s contradiction was a/| | North Sea thunders and eerie flare emel] i there t | | strings: | Rhinegold,’ ’arsifal’’ with its strange mingling | noticed flames and smoke in a rear | eontends | unnecessary ad-., cross-examingtion | ‘ answers | confessed | and ' ' ’ the | | j ings The try | of a i of Mr. Lazarus a ne nm re ee ee ai ane MRS, IS LED BY WHITERILL Baritone Ars. mother of today Al q)). at her (ton He , Louis »« Opera Enthusiasm Soloist Metropolitan Evokes AS Symphony Not often does a Symphony con- / health cert audience rise to the pitch of; born enthusiasm which § finds hand-j}to St, clapping inadequate for its expres- | four sions of delight WUccasionaily one Albert does, and such wag case ves-| A, 38. terday when an unusually large gathering assembled at the Odeon hear an all-Wagner program enlivened by the superb singing Clarence Whitehill. Metropolitan § ¢ Opera baritone. So eager became the appeal for encores that ardent feet evoked rumble from thej3 p. floor and here and there half-sup- the Bes! in St. A of "o!, it and V demonstration like Rachmaninoff dev- accustomed, or. lt was a h have become The recitative and aria Die Frist ist um (T) Term Is Past) from “The Flying Dutchman” and Wo-/' tan'’s Farewell from the Magic Fire | D Scene of “Die Walkure” were the! ° fake brought into play "8 Fae the sonorous voice and robust a Wagnerlan physique of the soloist. Poetry With such munificence of contri- | PERE bution the audience had to be con- igh ‘ — * On- | had be for half a dozen recalls failed | wary an extra. tt Hardly less enchanting than the pital ‘ment. Mrs otees A le it he vate Kirks, 'diplom of ihas no were the scenes: from string and brass and woodwind in the orches- tra’s share of the program. From the “Flying Dutchman” Overture rose in rugged relief the tragic phantom seaman exhaling “the and atmosphere of ocean;:” | was the Prelude to ‘‘Lohen- with its ethereal melodies of the majestic Entrance of | the Gods into Walhalla from “The and the Prelude to of magic flames of color evoked C!s ; > Specta) i was grin’ who w ‘caused of passion and renunciation. The Prelude to “The Mastersingers of Nurnberg” brought an inteyesting | floor, afternoon 1 1 thunderous termi-/the nation. ‘the BODY OF LAZARUS ARRIVES TONIGHT FROM NEW YORK Varty Accompanying Remains of | room butler. O ¢ da i ae d his and Congressman Hawes. * A Big Four train due to arrive here at 8:50 o'clock this evening is | of Samuel L. leader, Beck bringing the body Lazarus, road financier and member of the Frisco Raiiway Executive Commit- tee, who died in New York early yesterday of apoplexy. The private car of the president of the New York Central HRallroad was furnished to convey the body accompanying party, which | started froin New York on a New York Central train last evening. Mrs. Lazarus arrived at York yesterday from St. Louis, aft- her husband's death, and is re- turning on the With her are /! Senator Reed and Congressman | Hawes, who were close political | friends of Mr. Lazarus and who hurried from Washington on hear- ing of his illnese, and three New York friends. Among those the car Democratic i with er car. planning to meet tonight are Former Fed- eral Judge Henry S. Priest, Sam. | uel W. Fordyce, Former Postmas- (‘olin M. Selph, Charles Ger- aghty and others. The funeral will 2:30 m:. at Mr. Lazarus’ resi- | dence, 4481 West Pine boulevard body then wiil placed in 1 receiving vault, pending arrival daughter, Mrs. H. of Paris. rer be Monday at Dp. be Pm Russell, LIVED HERE FOR 76 YEARS Mothe “ of Touis Pr, Mrs. in Louls with her parents when y when she was 18 years old. des the two by Sidney Aloe of Philadelphia and | stationed at Mune m. Shaare-Emeth, andeventer 'termeht in Louis P. suffering Maplewood Osteopath ined. Theodore F. > Hazel fined testimony, appealed. Physicians NEW discovered ‘residence rope on a second honeymoon, Founded maid house ‘harles unexpectedly residence, Financier Includes Senator Reed | Maplewood, - secretary-treasurer } avenue, | widow, four c rail- | tomorrow | dertaker’s _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE ISABELLA ALOE DIES; $7800 INCREASE FOR MAYOR'S SECRETARY “Bill Passed by Board of Al@er- men After Some Criticism Administration. Aloe and David P. Aloe Succumbs to In- firmities of Age, Isabella Aloe, 80 years old, of Louis P. and David P. St. Louis, died at 2:30 a. of the infirmities of age in the Washing- resided in St. apartment rel, She had for 76 years. Alag had for some telfaat, ' ’ na men ee in failing | She was! A bil! increasing and came; Mayor Miller's secretary, Willian | T. indly, from $4200 te $6000 a year, was passed yesterday by the Board of Aldermen after four ‘members had arraigned the admin. ‘istration for not “practicing the it preaches.” been time. Ireland, the salary of Her marriage to founder of the occtirred eara old. Aloe, Aloe Optical qQ V. >. iate >} © sons who live economy Aloe is survived | Findly was Mayor Kliel’s secre- tary for his last two terma aud prior to that was secretary of the Board of Public Improvements. Alderman Krueger of the Twen- ty-fourth Ward, said that a salary increase for Findly might be fol- lowed up by retaining only depart - ment heads and discharging all the city employes, thus saving @ vast sum. He charged the administra: tion with preaching economy and failing to practice it. Alderman Schwartz of the Twen- tieth Ward, said that the board would bea “small potato” to with- hold the increase from Findly who “virtually acting Mayor at nm a charge of failure to re. | times.”’ Alderman Riefling of the case of searlet fever which Fifteenth Ward said it was im- en under his care since Jan- | Proper to discharge minor em- Dr. Riel offered no defense | Ployes with large families to sup- but said the case would | Port and then give the Mayor's Dr. Riel is a wrad- | secretary $1890 more, f an osteopathic college at} The only dissenting voters were ille, ®fo., and also holds qa | Aldermen Krueger, Studt, FEflers « from the St. Louls College |and Riefling, with Alderman Neu and Surgeons, but ; absent. license to practice medicine. | Louis, Mra. Aloe, U. 8. A., who is Honolulu. al services will be held at! tomorrow from Temple Lindell boulevard avenue, with in- | Mt. Sinai Cemetery. Aloe is at Jewish Hoeg.- from a heart ail-| Hie has not been told of loe’s death. ibert Riel, osteopath, avenue, Maplewood, $50 and costs hy City | Dever of Maplewood last | 1S ——--—-- Stillman Home Damaged $50,000, JOHN J, HURLEY ACQUITTED to the Pos'-Dispatch. YORK, March 6.-—Fire| last night in the} of James A. Stillman, ith Mrs. Stillman is in Fu-, and '| maid OF AUTO SPEEDING CHARGE John J. Hurley of 4220 St. lauis avenue, Republican committeeman from the Twentieth Ward, waa ac- quitted of charges of speeding and ‘passing a traffic signal, by a jury In Police udge Beck's court yes- terday. Sergeant Kelting of the métor- cycle squad testified Hurley passed a stop signai at Delmar boulevard and Newstead avenue at 10:30 a. im. Feb. and drove 30 miles an hour northward. Hurley testified he did not exceed 20 miles an hour and dented passing the stop signal. £50,000 damage, A occupied King, by busy an Charles King, on a lower alarm. He and were the only persons in at the time. Most of | mage was caused by water a Charles J. Beck Dies. J. Beck, 568 years old. of apoplexy at +346 Myrtle avenue. yesterday. Hie was of the H. W. Co., &701 Manchester is survived hy hia! Sallie IL. Beck, and The funeral will be at Dp. m. from an un- chapel in- Kirkwood. interment Bellefontaine j b * ; ; ADVERTISEMENT ‘EAT and Enjoy Life UNDER DIA-MEL TREATMENT THE NEW DIABETES Mo Kee diet. Fat what you need, mailed FREE. DILA-MBI , 108, Belleville. Ul. 4 ©O”., Dept READERS sores POST-DISPATCH New Enlarged indi Dictionary CO UPON Lester How to Get It For the Mere Nominal Cost of Manufacture and Distribution “eed Tle Mrs. hildren. n ~ in tik NEW UNIVERSITIES DICTIONARY Cou n > ihe | | ian 98c MAIL ORDERS Present or mall te the Pest- Dispatch this Coupon with If by mail, include 8 cents ninety-cight cents to cover ; cost of handling, packing, postage up to 150 miles; 10 cents up to 300 miles, or for clerk hire, ete. greater distances ask your larger-sized page than ! editions. 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4 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 1926. te: DRE ~ “ oe me a A A ener A RR me usta —— aN ™ aa ee ——— oe ss - rs “i - “ en A Eo Piccn, es Moher. : 8 i ee ae er ae ee “y geet ee = i ee . al + Sea ee! ee ——— — ee | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 9 EFFECT OF VAN SWERINGEN CASE. — THE MANIA FOR SPEED. “SS SKA Fg" founded by JOSEPH PULITZER There is nothing in the Interstate Commerce Com-, A positive guarantee of 100 horsepower and 390 %y WSR SS SS Ws Se SSS5 N m $ Dec. 12, I878& ; ee ? Published } a . G mission’s opinion in the Van Sweringen case to dis-| miles per hour are promised by one motor manufac- | 4 ALISO : rd ; ~~ vy : y e Pulitzer Publishing The turer, in offering a new model. Another boasts of Company, Twelfth Boulererd $2 horsepower and §0 miles per hour, and among 4 ‘courage the consolidation of railroad-properties. ’ I eae | 3 Gnd Ulire Street. Commission merely fired a brave and liberal broad- f | ' . si Sations which are subversive of other magnates there is much talk of speed for the SSR Ss / ; ; e 'HE POST-DISPATCH PLAT side against consolidations which are su | here is muc speed for t SX > Ys : x , . ; , - YS | | . FORM. the public interest, which ignore the rights of minor- latest creation of motordom. There is an exhilara- SE MS SS WWW - ~ t , retiremen : fon i se 7 a weg t ne | tty stockholders and which abandon to their fate tion in hurtling over the highway at such a rate; a mak ‘© in = cardina ; + : fl ae =) ” . - | principles, that it will always ficht | Weak short-line roads. There is nothing in the opinion thrill in the ability to roar past the driver ahead. for progress and reform, never toi- | to justify a stock market panic, or to bring about a) No one doubts that cars will be sold on this basis, - ome gy onan or ooo ohana | genera! depreciation of railroad securities. and the manufacturers doubtless strive to sell the | nse ty “ dcma ; ' 50M) “Tes cs , ae | weve i a ee * ‘ ~oeenan | ‘There was one notable exception in the bear raid People what they want. | ‘Ey y party, It is an unwholesome tendency for all of that. Tye oppose privileged classes and public 3 . I plunderers, never lack sympathy Ninety miles or 80 miles an hour is speed beyond b? b f\ ° i ase Against) re ws akaiic | ream S SWE FOr ee oa a that accompanied the news of the opinion, namely, the stock of the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad, one of ai By ROBER ee A Et ie 8 | sto ae remaip de- § «45 Hines involred in the transaction. The stock Safety or reason. The hazard {s not alone for the Se / voted to the ' be | | Sa truek Bill rf ee fee. ie old was Ann? No answer | | Satisfied with merely printing news, | a always be drastically independent; in its case a victory had been scored. It was a ‘trians and the occupants of other cars who may hare a regard for speed limits and other traffic regnla- | _— - t ~ i» 2° : comes a DOOK Which asks first time the 60-year-old query, SE Beat - never be afraid to attack wrong, § stockholder of the C. & O. who began the fight ) oa con by predatory platocracy or | against.the Van Sweringens in the belief that the tions. An ambulance or fire engine might justify | ie SREED PO Y SOSEPH security holders of that road would be injured bs such haste in grave emergencies, but even in such a dl v “y Southern Confederacy? -I.’ says State Rights, “7 rome nae, «=6CONTRACTOR JOSEPH PULITZER. . April 10, 1907. ''the deal, vehicies the menace to the public generally would | —, The policy of consolidation was outlined in the | Offset the gain in seconds. In pursuance of this; There are speed limits on rural-roads, usually less federacy.. a And thus, forth from its ga Rights, proudly defiant still, deanit ¥ Se aT, 2 ae eta w - ee ee LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE ‘7 "2nsportation Act of 1920. | } ‘outline, the Commission drafted a tentative plan by , ‘2am half of the speed promised by the motor com- . The name and address of the cufhor ‘which the railroads of the country would be merged panies. In many instances states and counties fail the Confederate States of Ameria — eg cunt A eee eee (eae a very few great systems. President Coolidge , t© Provide the police power necessary to enforce this | State Rights, it is to be men Fe eg se eee eM incite sil? cerctes , aS incorporated consolidation as one of the major | legal restraint, but it should be respected, even fn it of its tomb ever Sikes Aaa forth from under the shade of the ond taken new lease of life. temopgr lost strange to sar. in years verpe Massachusetts, its ancient enemy At the pres@nt moment the resurres sims of his administration. There {s no voice raised the absence of officers. The rules of the road are ‘against consolidation anywhere. Tt is recognized as : made to safegnard the public, and will to the extent > MILLER-WALL CONTROVERSY. | sue ne Pa MEAA-W ALS : the best solution of the national railroad problem. t2@ public observes them. — A careful tabulation of easualties in Ohio, for ex- 2 tere not erceeding 209 words ill receive reterence, “Wall Needs No Defense.” The only thing that is changed stnce the Commis- | _ er Re peg ‘riter is a Republican who is not afraid a the robber or robbers, entering unexpectedly, can i ba . . . } 3 1 , the Eeitor of the Post-D‘spatch. sion’s opinion is that, if the railroads desire to con- S™pie, Gemonstrates that the greatest danger is on ; a) 4 sea ie ie paar oe ee Po ‘ . : e} = . sis od ae aoe ees . are? ; ei . a IIE cartoon in your issue of today solidate voluntarily, they must do so on a fair and tne long, straight stretches of good roads. 16 i@€Ve, life fanned into its lungs bY @ perEe , BSt 5 ‘Tuas o; t"a tt"? je wmeAct *irrealr: . Ps " ; act : 4 is In ¢ r- 4 r ‘ . - - . Ee Protecting Wall” is most timely: sound financial basis. In recent history is the dark Pavement is a iure for speeders. Tha temptation to of New York, and Gov. Al Ritchie ; bes ; » . ——— Mlee raeconele tie eate- : . 2 ¢ : — + . th, - i eae ae i. 4 - r he ow can Mayor Miller reconche tis stat- chapter of railroad-icoting by which prosperous roads step om the gas is greater where it seems so safe. revivifying bellows. | ‘ - _* — - *t" ° ¢ + . ° ig “— ° Til] _ , . —— ‘ ee es m ; ° . — ‘ " ; 7 % ; .6Ln O71 — © Baad 8 een ered na 3 were milked of their earnings to make New York : But euch speed is ney er safs. And There follows a ; . Smit ; speaks boldly of “ti a) | ime to hi ormer action in recogniz- ¥. ESE Caas COGS OF 4 ¢ d imeé .O i:.8s awe &he > : e* ‘ a ‘ _ ; zs ‘ rro | ™a tact a ; iY an pee, om a e*« me as me % ‘ = | io ng his ability by promoting him to the millionaires. With that lesson vividly before us, it; 5te¥SOMe ‘tase tor the Coroner. All experience Mr. H. L. Mencken of Baltimore, im { : {fice he now holds! is well for the public to insist that the latest great teaches the need of reasonable restraint. The mann- ernor Al, acclaims “the Free State : : f The ~~ ona t ry ° . oe wv YT * i ri 8 ess of politics support Mr. Wall for the the ease with which the Hamilton State Bank was *¢teristic speech to the Legislature of Virginia. He Rrown family Who 6 fia vuifice of Mayor : This latter apparency burgeons , OE f tod ea a! e - ‘ - ni = roOTrtea +" ant bh } on —— ts e+e ieee } . o ~ oe Be & art m enclosing my check in the sum eistance inside th nileine 17 a as a device to catch the eolored vot nd en _ > fae a2 oe 4 1 af : ¢ cos coun epedetn ae expense of si fe inside the building. A policeman who hap- Kins 9 Catch tne colored vote and correctl} sity of Chicago Press. The author k be -_ ie | eV s It 7 ing Lia =f eae tS. Va e tA + he’? 7 } a — Fy * = P - - = ‘al ra 2 y s ; oi ee oh irculating petitions for the recall of our pened to be Haiti a block away was notified by a declared that such a law would extend Federa! at Vanderbilt University, which Bag) > - es =e ~~} -* Su sas a's eas 4 SV eese + ~ wi moea 4 ‘ — “a : ; er 1 a ; : * ‘ a i ra a 3 = er ambitious Mayor. Itness and nage an ineilectuai pursuk OT tse rob- sovereignty and 1uUrisd} ety rn Arar erergy State officia! _ . oF _ ? i Fe a ia = . : aes . a OS em et AS s - v4 ~ a . ae | . as ‘ ‘a ‘+. a * ha ; lk oe Miller methods will not be of any | bers. Due to the stringent laws against the carry- , am neted! : } ae SS oe Governments] a i 2k Se e 4 . : , é * rem constedie to Governor Fa attacked he - _ — a Sat an F Avail: you have got to face the issue be- ing of weapons, under which the citizenry hare been : ! ee a ee ee oS of course, knew all about the! fom . ia . a : x » 3 na = nol a ° . “4 aot Os 4 pat lish _ = | wetter har Peeman te _— = e*tote righ? ¢ : ee ath f fore long, why not do itnow? Mr. Wail generally disarmed, not one of the six customers and posa! to establish a Federal Education Bureau on the a — Be Se a | oo. = needs no defense, his past very efficient ‘oh . i Same fundamental rounds. namely. thee the wile: many state Officiais In the Seonthse | - P def pas y efficie eight @mplores present during the robbery was pre- unG &i grounas, namely, that the ult: sammy dS, at i ) if record is his best defense rainst the “~~ Ss pre-. $e pacn!+ metas . ener : : President Davis and his ctvil stafiig | oe Ge Ss ense against tne. d [SE TT is mate result would be federalized education through / he ae Baa silly charges preferred against him, and pared to meet the attack with a firearm. The usual Federal afd and Fed Ve he ig eieoes Richmond, Geses an G oe. ’ wZ eo = : ‘és a thd a( DG redaer St] PY isin tls — a, © a : : : eee if the people will permit this farce (o. Statement, tothe effect that “the moner was {nsured,” ' . bering a itary subordinates in the tleld.) tag * : + ‘ . . . r a saan . svervbody Foam ili iw “teh = > oto .) ‘ ~ - — : ; re a. WG th: t ~ o 5 - . ; a4 erminate in the dismissal of a public accompanied the news of the crime. a ne WEN CHE rincipies of our a were See pe — fe i wee . oe official who: Por +4 enroac . *4: , Government wil] ndorse Vir itehia’es hia n cistence upon the theories promul-) dam ‘ficial whose record fs above reproach,, Conditions such as these must certainly encouraze eee ted t a oC oe | ae , i without vigorous protest, then what in- a : ~~ ©~ 'those proposals. But when the Governor of WMar~ gated by John C. Cathoun, which) wig oooh ee centive will officials have in the man- youns men contemplating bank robbery. They no:,..., aes ee fi ido oe nina ol brought on the rebellion, was chok-/j ¢ $ ¢ r , ee ? -_ _— 4 °. ia a as rvés Liiat i ere ta 35 eo ye a ee ee id Fe i ee j oi. - i business-like manner, instead o? Cate . the public. They know that few citizens dare Carry - oS - . . Se a 2 aS n 4 Li = { bot! e anc cause. a’ ha \ an ironic 7. a : 7 : ' Gg: ie r 1; if : ~"* his audience honld thin} ane s The very thine for which the Sout A | Si as ing to the wishes of politicians” Th “id a4ul.eD We saould think, must bare analifieda The very thing for which tne so muy . Bo @ + & UG usdai L14¢c : : \ li I “a : And, if bank employes hare weapons at hand. the stm alee = “ae 1u4 stood moat stanchiv-——the 0 ae 3 ; ~ ii aif i i i £73 f eer rIinn . " Hi ~ -* ts > ~~ e . = e eo - 4 ; ty tis : = : te a - ; 4 | fi ; to face the issue, but in this matter, un- i i : " 2? This lr ek iad Se aecivinn «choc. elgnty of the individ = ta was ably ; : til others express themselves on the sub- usually “get the drop” on employes. It would be. e a ee © || ; eperating to undermine the strength 4 ; rigats as an American fundamenta!. It has reduced : ae : psa ” of the Confederacy, and this itv = succeeded in doing. Human his-)iv@ fect of a recall, prefer to sign this com- @ifferent, however, if every bank wera properly ., : — silicate F - that tradition to the cordaid tleral oa banca ns ic ——— SS a ————— - —_ : ‘ tnunication as a former friend of Mr. guarded by armed guards, with no other duty than | Wil siesicenpciscy: ae SOraid rel of: mere opportu ee ‘i> &@ tel ft : iy F ¢ q : 2 Miller. A CITIZEN AND TAX > ~7" T> ' ‘ woe — i ; ’ i af e 4 tory presents nO paras.ecs tO this | Ww : : : & ; - - di« I AY ER. to watch all who ente? and all automobi! « sl ita a adie £6664 ihiim iit TCL - rss Poi! e Loingeg ror 3 SDeAk r #4 - ~™ ree aie — n ‘oem : i a. — es ; . (te bo ae (The Post-Dispatch has returned the. ee OS OF ROBT Lae to Y inia I w, Fs iH ] L “ | \ Vi T \ | T | ‘Written ter the Post-Dispatch | astounding backfire of & governm=) a3 - s ‘ae NW > ai ' ad ’ & cay « a ro - wae Re sis : re F as . : rite check for $25 to the writer of the above the doors, and be prepared to “get the drop” first on we 7 _ Rg keeeee ee re ae ee ee PUBLIC OP 4 . ee ee } an fii; 2 oa letter). -amyone acting suspiciously. The would-be robber #8 © Cer. 2558. 4 , rould think twice e ore tt ety; } ) ; en @aae49 7 i. 2 ee — ———— - ee = ————— - — - = y begwies é sper 4 « ” twice before attacking a bank sc Suarded a _— , — STAGECOACH AND MOTORS a i tee, ert rccwonee 3 AP eR Bae - tethers oe ey ~ eer en + —a © Irtt! now no historian has taken . cm . ae er = x + * rh ie . the pains to study the records with a ex to discovering and disclos-) le th about this aspect of "4 aioe i cssnstiniemiiniieinenies : inne 9s teeta Miller Should “Quit. i ae i AND OF MANANA. sl es : : Ena 3 | eta ie | -—_—___— icE GODDESS AND THE COUNTESS ane theiy pevee a0 Mince end elie att | Prom te Wee eee ne the San - face @ : To the Editor of the Post-Dispaich Vex} ts . . » their se of humor and admit el! 1 the orld s rk for ine try s 3 3 2 ag — is Sam & én i c So hee @ ww +3 ? Tm Ts 77 se. all ead on . » » . ’ ud ~*~ e353 © ~_ . 7 “ 7 - ; T g M4 ° ; - “ ; , = 3:8. ? N REGARD to the article in today’s THE BRITISHER’S KING. ‘ yee 64 Me PevoiuuiCnary repud- bs PTREDERICN H. BRENNAN, Countesses who make one mistake im HERE is a suggestion of pi the struggle. Professor Owsley has’ * ‘2 2 . ? : + Se wee ate . “way = lia ¢ “sweet mm tts : ) \ siroff . 4 ; eri cs err 2. ae ‘cote t-s be = * ++ ete tu _ : 3 iz * 3 és . a ror ‘ ! = . r i . 2m * ho . iziit { corre -pondent at Just- \-™M nute éhi ; tt i ee ; . S ce te Ay fSrPIrTMa oa & 2 —_ . . . , * . ~~ rT) : ine on Thi olic res ord : { 7% a. , _ - s = “23 %, —_ 12°. “ a ha ad i ad 2 itch MIOBSira 4) G lilinene cc en fie Q efi i i e Se is N . eg *-. am : ; ; . 2 sas 4 . r >.oniail ada 2 "l th — ; : oo. ee t+ hh 2 ’ > +4 eo . wer . : . almost pats Ss . ¢ 2} Qe 2665.8 2 iTy €e% idence i ; x { i on " e tne . r ’ - ——— 2 3 ee a oe * ~ = . " vie . natin, - 4 aie Pi Ts a & . - Ww AS - ad —~ eS" * itu os aa + ’ aves * a “24 . - ss —_— ~~ a e% : tis dll - . ‘ il ~~ ~~ « a» +2 w 6 ssic Jk . és ‘ P o .s id 4 »* ka ; »* - - 4. a aa ad - is : aes : a . : s4¢ - - «& : - > a“ Ua es es Cy tn the event Mr. Wall was/ snobs knew his B itish I 00 several of its states stand ready to grant freed ‘interviewed th: Statin of Catiast ee oN OT them ther must come and see | Sere can take their seesie Gee in forgotten archives. His book i : ee 3 . . ;, ree ee z = : is ritisher. nr hareaf a ents . wi ~ae riahls 2eLCs > Brant {freedom > aad ee neha e enn wee aia eat y 8 4adies - CVUs.c a2 « - - ~~ ‘ } ae 4 re z ot ejex ted, I Wish you WwW ould Stace in . r a > r f waereor, ¢ on- ss a in : F She wis ~« EF lis Island I interviewed her “Asnes, * said thea (O'lInt ess. ‘Seats “ill tr yw inns or riondern city hotels, - hile evre.operer. and from oS 2 * Ka | . = itt} me? SS VTi stom w © TR Heo mE hann?: i Mm Matic oN Law Ty ee sili a ees, Mee com . i lide . bo * > , . . ° e . t. iS PON a ia — > a, Ss oe si .. a ia & Aia a - —— : 5 | pee gr t favor Don't * : at 4 “see : y & House's vivid portrait of King Leorge as a “bellicose” sias com? Rd iVil & + 0 ad a SUES ST. ee! ee rué ¥ “' f r ro e a> : i ’ ibs == I ttt oe ae mez OuS 4 $a! -_ & ’ ita ne & sname + ey Yr bas or mminge themselves in lover _ : ; { j E bis State 2, . . = — go acd to ad @i 7 »* “md : - > T = ~ * . 3 re —_- * ] s s s es 7 fs me - t - “ 2 : a he t? . te e g ~ . . ' oe : ; ! a + ‘fs @& & = 44 A 4 © = i 3 re ‘ uise? oe! . ie ~ 7 -7n@ t. DO TTES t : +. ‘ ae Be Pe . or yess *. :¢ ™ : SO if the 4 ne = ‘ Truly your subscribers good, round sailor curses.” partnership promptir, without necessity of an ocean fact that the Coun: ie pala ea dis ae nae ss : Se bus really represents an histosie aim we it ae ER ee , ‘ ‘ pitte, pee: . . a ee 2 nag a cee atin Ana they aré@ ta.nimg aocout ».acs in tne it is the old stagecoach come storica!l truth, the beox im a yO 4 ~ re r rer T - - + . ° Ts —— _ , - ; ite * aan - -~ 5 ~ssat er ¢ —* 4 - . - - pees League of Nations fin afust keep up- changed itself, and operating wi tremendous tsnatngetsest “Pees gi. L. P. HOWLAND, That vignette, it seemed to us. w mittec a Biatie a this regrettable: affair was innocent of io-date. tions still more changed. T ssinst the reviving potion that tie) a E. R. HEISSLER. EES Barat ad vercicn rn.| Morelos is the leader of-Cie Mexican ateten far, *” : ae aes - - 444 444 Wid Oe . + 44 + . ‘ SB Ma 4% it_ . — “ =-¢ . E. H. BLUM til we got this first-hand impression of him, George those about to acquire alimony and th larger lib> yw aa er ar ae ee ae . 3 oe 7) . + ae : : es —_ APacoa eu A) ti > eCawmGgai § L Bii. , ire To a *? ae iad ory ¢} f-3ar nth, l « - = a a) ransi : bide . . ir. EF. HOWLAND had always been to us a sort of mannekin whoo wore er Ve ier Ggavs I dineaien § i, b4a we ei bebba 4% ase shitaslbd in ome mosition.,. The modern chauffeur exte ly % Q. 4 \ ¥ “ *- —s - % DM 4 ° 7 ——— . ; : That Charming Miller C ead metaphor he was a “stuffed shirt. with allowance for the lackadaisical Latin manner,. ©°7**' ee ee |=6T OR: Cae ge gal tle resemblance to the ol@ rough : . million: lives @nG Sta FT T> the Eultor of S miner Complex. House introduced us to a George we had never that amounts to hot haste. Even for those chafing .. 0. em Posie for anyone to stare The more crossword puzzles mother | stagecoach driver; the up-te-date sure to prove the fallacy @kis ; +e. . cco? ry? , ~ * ‘ 4 aa La ae 4 id - s2c3 . 4 ~ a R34 Las Vee Cils aa - . x . . eT om i ‘5 ‘4 ee “sg ae wh oe raf se : : : ; ; y , r Oo the Post-Dispatch. sus ¢ a ad . ‘ = A % ‘\. , = he on ee ae _ a o? i ieitiniaiati a . a , ar? . % ee oie ae . : . orm »me the Sout Ry tae) . CST for +h : spected. A King who was a “recular guy.” Here under the roke of matrimony. it shouldn't seem to Lie 7 Ce ee ee wOrKS at, the fewer cross words will tne hotel hardiy suggests the roadside G0 —— sage ~ if : Nee 2UT ine Sai e@ of contrast, let's WwW: no trick mummyr lisping purp! “8 : a sities ; : - & aaestti Ld dis Lh i "J 4a sbea & a og oe SE LUO . c. 4 Ba ay ; » 2 : ig 4 ¢ a ie 3 a wD ‘ hildren get ?- asin —_— —s —-- a +i~ae r . that furni hed entertainment for . ” & it : ’ : rough its state-rights | y ie *) a ) as ‘ Ay is5Pi urpie platitudes Hiera i0ng SOnOPS Coes Saal ee: re }] ee : ' YT - , : ae aes sii sei é haste 9 te om Nee se eyes a ae 4 ’ : put to ether °* iSSo © io. ' r ‘~ bse estas — oe fi *~ —“ te - aa ~ as ~S bbe . * qG 4Alrinz ‘ ut » | , - io . = tr} ‘J =f 7 * ~ ry — - Tie ’ _ ae’ a } =°? ~~ > : * ; eS ; ' a ‘e ; i . Or to My inauguration as Mayor ARG | wen mad ] "4 4 stati oe o % , aay VO ad .ia a OL THore moment to aS | MUU UVES iat Va S INS Dut why ° S ® ing gait of its historic predecessor. fart that for 69 years the stu- k a. ‘ ; a. te Air Y cy? 4 ° J ‘ . > . f ane . r ' thea ; = ‘ hae S 72% “ i one the ba ?, : Fo) re - e +h + e+ * - * S3aVveewOrey - ’ oh «= © 7 So er. SF ‘ , fo rest O71 i ,.? ‘ Coun ry, Loe Nera pecs £ép- . i 4» . - =" — is 4 6 Fi Oe i 4 7 ' > Mv Iragination gees the r Nari-sran i.e disap p} 4 - %: _ 7 7 wa al a “a a & ~ - ' : o . . ’ 1 . wy ete tig - s I 4 . > ’ - | ~ ln ? ° ; + . ‘@¢?’e _ 4 — Y - # - : -? 7 2 . . J M4 ' ce - ae In view of the fact that more than Printed. So they have expurgated Col. House's bi ok. Yorce a3 a leading industrr, and go in fo nm . r on taegey _ of 1366. Now don't laft or the first meetings of lovers & = pression that the South was blan 2 . 3 7 *°A AD . , i 9 — = lin . ; ’ SVN sese 655 +. ty. 2UU FO IN IOP Gi rity ‘ : rfecc . ~ ’ . -esaic . 4 f. S r’ 4 a Ut 0 LOD Le Ss f °2D 3 - Ye . : s * . ii ~ 4Glivs oe ' ‘ = . ‘ a = a, ” --* =? rm , « * _ r% us VAnet we » ae ._er? > ” = ‘ : _ ali $ m p ra ‘i a ii . oe > . atau = i iS eas ad aniages over the p a ; ’ . fj : ° dj by SUuperTrier TIT, Ni i V, , ™ @ ‘s ; - : 7 > ~ es > . . axe ss ssn & — — ” = — a P U ‘ ie = r a : fa lic thane be £ ri at a ! > 1’ Ss sd ' A ~” Oy : ¥ ry ° . : r “a Rit: ‘ Tt ; - ‘ ‘ iH b - acd ee rne 4 3 Ct ei & la uUlSs, I ‘i , mor lust be austere aa 89 ererr ion . ‘ i : P . a . a ( «As = i > rv 9 ‘ee SP ~ i matter ca. ba oe. ; ‘a2’ er ‘ 4 ef j- aaa ‘ i¢Te is ers reason, the - - 4 . : — . olume attempts to gi " : Hi 4 rr" ) _ - - = ' v 4 ; > +7 ? ~ ity | ctrorre y ; Must De sky WL Ul i 3s ia WS. Tne .: ee ‘ ‘ intry must pause to Sats. 5S ¢' i lmtess expressed her resion. Let your imagination a et] an this eet. bre © of f.ctitious writers : 3 t ser t i cifterent point of view. avgt ; (3 Be you te any .-, S@Clemn as Chesterfield’s a ~onsider it hh} - — || | thanks at once wh “ : : | ee oval 4 . Paes: | we 4 : 3 ¥« or fo an’ other —- i ies eal i tanita int ove a 2S er ” as ass. eons on 2 ne shAAe rh. oo eit “Saige . Ser. See. 7 } ‘ - & a * eta tlie WwW +} approval +? a at . » «} . : nw fatarae ¢ . pe ‘= “ . - | man. ifi RE ss} Ee a ~w een a 4 s i Ait ia. ii a iL ii [2 ~ ~~ corsa riooanhe ry oe a4 k Sli bn dt ¥ - - «+ se *“~ ai L Ls reappearance ae Li 5? ‘ iii. ete racy failed es ’ = rr ° ~ ”~ ~ ” : 7 = * = ‘i - s ’ ae : oe " — «- vung % i res ’ ‘ . ~— bd ; : ~ , > ke d : is ‘Za >. | ig TIVE OF HIS EFFICIENCY Of PAST - ho to What (h00 Gere few ahouid be. but there fc Los! |. tc .. CCN’ aia, “I Se ees. Stagecoach, different and “imp ‘ernal, political causes @ . " . = iif Sw "te , °° of seen eur i cree ianes , palieenties waa ® = iD ie — a Lan ‘e ° r} ’ 2. es , = 4 . nr ’ _ "\. a? - - = > | ; i ; 4 F 7 ® : ; melt e oe As a result of the Countess Cathcart? oF inducement to burden the Constitnut: = “i en eee cnaut up | When you cannot find hose to match your | ™8Y %-. state rights.” In his Imtr@- "ag Pi t ¢ é a is = 4 c Cas i “a2 nea.” a ale Ad & . ii =p 4] (ne _onst tutic . it . Moores hera tr wo aaa ¢ . na ies “Se ei pr oi ie aes . sp “ p ’ es . 4 ee t * At first the note seemed to have come | dict a South African b “ TT eenioie ae ee ee | ee J tus piace, i have talked for days {| complexion, sisters, all you have to do it to — — our author says that “iH a) @& & ; ‘ * * % . “ ‘ et) Z lé ii. UimCeC iS, Ne toe rr rTision ‘ ™ .. =e eS an } Otte 7m o 7 we, Bes ir # aia ciel iaiieiaaaiihiel . : — So a " . -~ ~ . “ ; . eS from the adroit hand of Mr. Findlr. But : it — ; QR (toeir provisions can be side- ae ee ee ee ee Se about {| get rouge to match your hose. Oh, I see, | COST OF FUNERAIA nu nt is ever erected as a “se + . . ‘. . : 4 ' ¢ Tone 7 h 4 ri ; > ~~ : . ‘ 1 er. ae = - >) an Pe A a e . -_ * } 7 . ’ ~ = - ~* « ° s ae ’ . ~o . . . w ; 3 the two sentences quoted dispelled al! aoe stepped Dy going beyond the Rio Grande. ve aesery, the sing.e standard and the Ear! ome of you have aiready been doing it. From the New York Times, _— al gravestone over ha rt ’ % : 7 >? bt The > ine ** : > Dis a+ -hae > - 32 os r 0. ( rave ti H iv * net I heen NMriniehec . « + ' FT i Lif a (> ' a" i? rh ; re oh 3 - i ou es iat née ongtT uous sequence of THE TW NT ispati ue’sS reveaiing tnis Nex} "an enternricse 9a %laA7 ; ‘ tack S: i ; el 4 punisnec — oni ; f itise i? — ipuid nave eN- cb 7 . : 54 ‘ ud i tha : vr 7 ; . a COU ESSES. ~ 7 . Git eee enouga [ h its € x! i4°1S* 6 : - 7) theraae air ’ The Are >! rrr _ i” re 4 ’ ER th . Metropoli % gr vec ee. ry t+ he ords: ‘Tied (3 Be i erudging magnanimity and shivering de-; p i to state how long it has been going on. hue : ee on Sn eed ney are Diaming the sins of the present- Ca ° : Sec UPON Ft ee ee e% S F 4 " " = vr " ~ ¢ > . ~ 4 = s as wer — 4 PS on 1? + ee ¢ ° wt | & ,? 3 ? ? i } ? ~ ” * ’ ? ; Ss . ’ 7? ; rep a ° = s e 5 ; ’ ° : , a : i.e &, termination could come only from +¢ha’ »y grace of a habeas corpus proceeding before publicity is ‘ . 7 VEL Fecent piacere nic——.et us have a nice little chat * day young folks on their parents. I won ? a ° yy —~4 ; ~ > : ie ? all thea ~ ¢ , - ; : * £ ; q ry mits .ure of humor and pathos our Federa! Judge Bondy tha Countess Cath -art has _ U ati A! i there «& a Sie =] s Ceé i? he young folks. when they become 232 COST of funerals, {¢ wil! have Ceecs to prove hts thesis from the ’ 4 ; es — i ‘ r ~ > a ~- - le wi w ~ e st id & hee } eome 2a new. in*tarneet ai — ~# ee —_ * 3 . ai a 4% wnt fac tr > 4 ae a —_ an ical et ;. : ~4eW — a= ba on “ :- i ) | i eee y CANDIDE. admitted into thi , 34 5 nverpretation of that hybrid expression,! , °°", Lo oe ee Weekes & Gee parents, will be able to stand up under the .°™4¥ What everybody knows al ize Tn oe ty ; 3 q we s t Twn A “ ? . . cee “4 Tar 3 > “oe L r ‘ ¢y 1 ov cr | re ? a > ; } ~ Tw + “- i? ty Bis Scat %, ; a if 7 -O tits country. Since adultery is nota ‘¢ ‘and of Manana Revised and hroucht rn te 2% sieges . - a . a& trace of Dlame they will receive for the shortcom funerais are expensive things and tht 7 From these records {t is shawm) ¥ s 3 : = . ~ . : wesc ting od J ’ ral ¢ irc, . mnt : 22 on » % ‘ 2 r : ‘i ; . : ses 44 i ists ; aa aA » aut i se, i2 i igs , (41? iP 1ildren—that is. if the rat 9 ae ore one aniamen : a *. _" ae Trio? +¢ tne seceded States, an4 : Cc : \ Ed T —— —— we 9 ™ ‘. ata Lae vas eee | : ; aa a ne \ ASG aS | x] , is Toe : dnyTy \ ng s ae P f 4 it} > TT} as ee > ar —_— e or increase “a ~~ wilhccs mo a 4 bad (Ji bia O46 3 45 Spent Ooo them . . art ieee a ee ct . — w th | i > the Balitc r of the Post-Disp toh. aes tion board 2 : . pla s where ona i a ae re. ‘ * acc CG Ame : — - ¢ - th , a Ts ~ | 7 le - “~ 4 —— = 3 — — ts weak +** . J nn fo. ar A in @ r, cool - ; : 4 ; : & ig L of pene eg have to pay for the market ralue of any memoirs, plays or what-not HISTORY TAKES NOTE red borders a crin hope they ad farty has had Prohibit = tctegie ~ and Miormaion On that poms ind monetary, for lecal home pro- n 5 : bs : ' sur we ttuee ee aie a . . 4 44 siie. ‘ Ai 1m 42S its stipterce ne r ‘ 4 a - + | 4 : s « CAiuGis Maror'’s Childish si T produc *. ; —— ‘ . } ¥ et nh startin may hay ee ‘ } : ethads: “I? Y can't ha air ne - s she May produce or hare produced in her name being ‘Tom the Dallas Morning News ' ’ intess’ handkerchle?’ toy x has been tuperation of the weta Ta % a © -: ng, may have some tection rather than mm the tnterest | os et -- 1 : ~— . ave my Way 2atiy a +. a ee nNust say also. that th - . es ni “ . 48 26 Way of renderin eaple 3 e *% ‘ : 2 BBs: hort eiar-” the weire cot th _. . @reatiy enhanced through the kindness of the port ala RO eam nas the Countess displayed possidie that f icy guees te go wieatene |tuc enecaeee eee - the general cause. Gov. Josepmigs i 4 5 :e é x Spanos ~S - 196 executive ffi sta? ; ? i tase re ic.i@® S ‘ (S-X anpe hae t+ — ‘ q saree’ 7 SS SOwSSS -2@ Manifestation of sorrow and . Ee Rroen ? flLaceet ’ car the | _ ia a the greatest city in the Middle West, ° c!2/5, 's well on the road to fortune You} ns ne'm thentatie. ten te, Domseasion of jthat particular way. Nobody Hum betructiontst. | ai a “a : & ¥ ” = o SJ See . a*a'he ~~ Da és — i af a o ‘ fea nies wer 7 ’ i sd ‘ ts ~ 4 ns : — *tar” . . = ’ orhi . ’ _ ——o ~ 3 s “SS 4 TD pur cg ae2oOlects I seer « ¢t} a? Sch \ 7% o . +* #~« ne » : ‘get Key : ’ on R. \ ANnCe of North Caro- '? i a. 2 iz to) 0 6aout ‘his niatter” Tw enty say nothing of the nutter lack of anv delicacy in the Cn & Dia in New Yor nretty eaan * with the past es peste: j es case .24t fact, undoubtedly, is ruth ' ‘Ta noe far hehinad him i a N = : e+ ’ , F 7. sr - . + ai , - . aad . ~ Tie aided ~ & ; ‘. a ; mr -if’ _ This rit; Ale ates at i P i mi ee : ‘ ' ri iY + pilin ar Se & / 4 imfiion dollars for a waterworks and Countess’ demeanor. Her blatant dmissi ? oh COALS [. Saiv] ? nw Sula: ek pitiadle state of mind | ploited in many, many cases. ARES “Cov Vance” eave Pro? Ows-? * * : ay 4 : several) more millions for electric light- affair ith th r ° » * : 4 ane ai m Sfions Oot the + ae i : ss Las a a -2 . i in ° Le 3 idiction to drugs Ae agance in funera'« curtously se . a o ef . > rhe e jon ‘ i. : r.4 4 : eS - . a i Wit " ’ ty oS ges “a = _ . A383 es Par Ariz =z T} °On reine # «+e Ge Pree : : “s ws ‘ : ‘ oe a Fog a 5s rnin #xam le © . ei _* e re ae G img uncer the direct control of the moet ae Earl of Craven were what aroused ‘ re ¢ ‘ ee ee ee. — bee 7] o>: terate *SeOOne ro ‘transferred | eo # . ; eountry. AD engineer who has changed |}compantionship during her ten-day leare in New Yor has mad» one»: : - & 028i Wao 23 ravages of nis dry germ which is caus- 3a > state i il Ss om ar pe nfed per Fa, i ; . , svG Jk . and (iS 2a KE. o a, ' i . ts . : ' . oe - ‘ ‘ ‘he water of the City of St. Louis from created ne sympathy for her. while h } We s ing sO much mental dry rot. Thank th WHITE HOUSE PESTS. ~ . possi. . — his’ te ra - - ss OTT | SJ Ad 8 a . rd ; - A cownNn then *¢ — aa pa re saan os ' a aa “S ’ ne ; ner | a - .3 af the insanitary, unhealthful and murky Judge Bondr’s decisi er nen af chat Biewin apie i ag + 40b8 Ousiness good Lord that we “Constitution nullifiers* | From the Dubuque Times-Journal ‘ Ted offt - edcunne ae aed | 7 om a *% O ] ’ -i | r a . = ~2¢ . Aten a rR we {ii a i Cc} * > wma, «(7 ae : e j a " . sien, | * + ue - “a % Ori re acecrtre F the Fe ony be . ay q. condition to the present pure, clear | w ec sion evreals a COoeareeness which a. 7) 2a] Ashes rae it ssidiene _ha Aare - sa i ce ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 Promises and the agree-; . ‘ vrater plant that ts second to none in tha | It is impossible not to contrast this affair with New Y tk and ? : “Ma it8 run itn tne arys. We are ail creatures of circum ceasors, is finding the occut Z ment tha . ~ , a pa ia a } aad as ss i i - - C7. 2 “AA1i'd wee n S be bine lies is PGR DS ¥ . ‘ > ee oT ' “a : . ii ? avi : hh ; ’ riaiine = . Sy ae oc tmited States. The man who did this «(| the action of Secretary Kellogg in the case of th tle dawn to: ee See SO Set. stance, and if the reverend pastor had a lik White House a wearing. trying he atticanall com Shere meee a | RS * 4 e« e a 4 : i he aa er oS P sa € bai €)F ° Tt ? . -: * xy ‘ - 4 , i ’ * : Gevote@ Bi: aS nt yp 7 if (1@ man our “esteemed” May ToT, : _ -) os ing for the beer we lish th } , &g Jor u“ : ‘ ~* oor. on ’ . ae] . ?? . = ” 6 . r c BO relis} the > 7 not ité@ le ¢ -4 , eS) s+9* + 2s replac ®, not for cause but for the nt | ee Karol} be 4 ws lady was harred from the r ‘ae sl 5 — ™ . ,@28 2neeches ‘ hh £ wee - 5 : ~ . a : - Eat » , ‘Saxe. Now is voiuntary tmporerishment for their countrr thai- . ‘ . sf is me enerai.y xNown, but Muasolin! > atene : to him, to ask 2a Grness and such equipment.” ‘as eo 1@ time to ackKnowled * and rare ee ¢ — i ee Lace ii . AR? * , . ° - ‘ . 2 — @ 413 and that functio t¢ t oe ee : 1 Ww 4 M z= nG re 7 sa unselfish derotion a. » i. e Caute ~# e, . ae sar an ure rm ? b ppea! ae 4f- lie e a +A can ‘ lat + “= ee 200 9 sz? _ . = : ‘ : ». ‘Ve need Mr. Wall; we certainly «a: 5 | ——— MSC OL 11UNGarian libert: ee, CLee L\m1ericans ties Ming Citas iE resem on —— ew im the papery as “calling on tbe o aa . 4 . : * . PrLALniy a” Se ce Yet the Ceunt @ . o ‘ - “4 a eo ~ " o j tyits a iac =o : . e.. ‘ i as > ’ | ? |e + i he! is a. a ~ ara 2 . | a. —_ + es | E; foregoing ‘= yer 3 tiny tine + along without Mr. Miller. It is onty an-| ~ See Countess Cathcart is free to peddle her 7 : eize them. now getting the af? P vents. 6 OMe Way ought to be devised &@ fraet ie ee ee ee oa m- Ait wel \4 a° ty Me . tienes ‘= ‘ _e s*a.ian fs + - Peo pis . od any one havi: z legiti a . A . 4 eee | Cl 2 2 neat oe a *Gaswi tr ” a . “4 ma it ie it g ° wm + ‘ . Re ‘ TITRE t (rai Sten 7% ro , : eis < . ea iless — .+.@or” é e 4 : 1S Voters. wake up. A. 2 EYER Karolri is b searing - n mig 5 ting millions of the Wiaa we nu. straightened out. It may take Mr ness with the President should ft _ h Carolina. Rut it was Joe: 8 - a ) si. POIs. is Darred as an undecirabie allen West? T asked. whid 420US6 two Or three weeks ‘to do it, bet bh oe F bod ap eeaaapee ts ‘al “Own of Georgia who must oe ms % ; . , @ ta tha wae ¢- - ve See _~ of course: out the publicity ee are river : be & * ‘ a. a6 st? 4 i | 3 . . ” ee sid ‘4 ty . = eh 2 , am & ‘ | = expected her to sa: Tell them +4 | de Hk things. If he can’t Go it, [the petty busybodies—these the bine ee eee ae he st ; “ rae ~e — i] ae - . =< ’ ae” ss o's 1a $ .* ‘ 5 . Sew te Ww WB ean A HIOT =F PAW. ‘ bio: k awar ee -Mz- i t aii2onr ist of the €na- ’ me ies eS, “"@ i onledae. ; niederacy. Seon after the we me ad ESO IO EES A NI LER A AION: ANS: APE Re 058 ‘ tie

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3% tay? af *; 4 4 “ "ad ee eee em ee ee i 7 ee ‘ will the Up- who . fa 's nig on. er the for it The modern chauffeur externally bears. tie resemblance to the old rough-and- ae From the World’s Work for March. | HERE is a suggestion of pioneer colonial days in the almost startling ¢@ velopment of the automobile bus. i'gsleep in comfortable rooms ' cramming berths. ° bus re iit is the old stagecoach come Py fs) to ‘tions still more changed. f Open days of Cromwell and Washington. stagecoach driver; the up-to-date Ame hotel hardiv suggests the roadside ta that furnished entertainment for wwe Pas gers can tuke their meals at palatial cow ‘try inns or modern city hotels, and ¢ instead themselves in lower or Up The long-distance mote ally represents an historio revival , man and beast a century or two ago; ‘splendid new highways are vast imp ments over the deep bogs in which the tirne vehicles used to sink, sometimes to ‘changed itself, and operating under con¢ Travel by road is likely to become once m0 as approved a method of transit as *: - : The MIRROR PUBLIC OPINIO iH , STAGECOACH AND MOTOR BUS, ti hubs; and the speed of the motor Dus something quite different from the lumobdé ing gait of its historic predecessor. The disappearance of the old stag was 4 great loss to literature. As ap for the first meetings of lovers it had en mous advantages over the prosaic ratir 5. Car. with approval this reappearance of th stagecoach, different and “improved” as Inay be. a COST OF FUNERAIA. From the New York Times. | A ithe cost of funerals, {t will have discov ‘only what everybody knows already—t funerals are expensive things and that ofte ; more money is spent on them than th relatives ‘ploited in many, many cases. -agance funerals, curiously enough, ‘White House to with hit, to deliver long-winded and less speeches to him, to ask him to P ness with fef course: : Co. has spent $25,000 in invest! ie 4 deceased afford. It js know just how much profit is mad can be called th riends of the } FTER the Metropolitan Life Insur and information on that point, besides ing startling, may have some effect in way of rendering people more sensible the manifestation of sorrow and respect | that particular way. Nobody likes to h in inaking arrangements for a funeral, that fact, undoubtedly, is ruthlessly And ¢% in iighly desirable, howevel e on Wh © paraphernalia of dea more marked among the poor than a® the rich. WHITE HOUSE PESTS. From the Dubuque Times-Journal. RESIDENT COOLIDGE, like his P ’ There is every reason, therefore, W& the brood of fictitious writers should 28 A cessors, is finding the occupancy of : White House a wearing, trying job. | not the least trying thing about it so | host of pests who tnsist on coming to 7 have their picture at this and that function to get their ® in the papers as Soine way ought to be devised to head Any one having legitimate the President should be B® but the publicity ** ’ » % calling on the Pree peopie off, seekers the petty busybodies—these should be a biock awar {dees ae &. ya ‘ ¥ si sas SS SAAN AAAS i | = NT SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 5 | No NYS N NN \ WH ee Ee ee PSS WS ws AS SSS ‘ : WY A QQ SK Fis Fw FF IVs WS . CRE. QQ Goa nnnnnnnnnwn Ruane onnnnnnnanacanannnnannnnngnananseeannnnananns ak \S RIE es Tie = ae pao ENN hie . NS QL GIL LE Gs FG \\ NE\\ S Los FS YF AS SNS ane ee oFaonnarennnt Gs seanatecnenenenanneneieteaeteeteteteneteteteneneteeenseemnas Of reeesenemeneenneanllnn ra Pee eae % 4 oO O } | ! Case Against State Rights) | IC | | ) See i | ae ! | The Love Tetters of St. John, ed- Ne 0 a 5 : 7 | S - eC Ie iS ited by Bolton Hall (Frank-Man- Satta ‘rice, Ine. publishers, New York). TT ns a '*It may be,’ says Mr. Hall, “that - 7 Pal ° aa -a7 By ROBERTUS LOV E. the lette rs TY re v\ ritten by SON Le HO struck Billy ,atterson? Who killed Cock Robin? How Unknown hand. or under the infln- , ° . e , " f ie mya eacher lone OTP’ - old Was Ann 4 No answer, in either instance‘! And now eTrce'¢ QO) (>T1) ten h ] if nie f¢ a yk whi j ten. What does it maiter? Th mes a book which asks ag: a mat | co — c is agatn and seems to answer for the voice our common need. the spir- 60-year-old query, Who or what broke the back of the it’s fruit of human love.” ‘The first time tlh Southern Confederacy? “TI,” says State Rights, “I broke the back of the Southern Con- | federacy.’ | And thus, forth Rights, proudly defiant still, despite the accusation that-it letters purport to be authentic cor- between the apostic responaence woman of ancient and Amtoine, (;reece, Purdue University: Fifty Yeaecs by William Murray 2 ss ale'eete ERAN. from its tomb at Appomattox, stalks ol Progress, the Confederate States of America, which also it created. llepburn, librarian, and, Louis Mar- State Rights, it is to be mentions d, has been trying to.craw] | tin Sears, professor of nistory (Hol- out of its tonib ever since Appomattox. Now and then it has issued | ienbeck Press, gens wemetalge: fe This : hook. is much more than the story from under the shade of the famoys an are ay ee ae bi ella forth : « sh: i c u and mm! thical apple tres / of an Indiana college: if has 4 and taken new lease of life, temporarily, in one State or another. most interesting chapter on early Most strange to say, in years very recent it has stalked up into education in Indiana, with many Massachusetts, its ancient enemy, and found hosnitable weleome. other features well worth reading. At the present moment the resurrected corpse is having breath of . 13, by F. Britten Austin, with an life fanned into its lungs by a personage no less than Gov. Al Smith ‘ oo introduction by Coulson Kern of New York, and Goy. Al Ritchie of Maryland also is pumping the KATHLEEN NORRIS, han (Doubleday, Page ye The 13 revivifying bellows. Mrs. Norris’ new novel, “The {Sort oy a by this eh ugh ay : la well-known english author Gov. Smith speaks boldly of “the sovereign State of. New York.” Master of Wastewater Hall” ‘should bring luck, despite the num- Mr. H. ‘L. Mencken of Baltimore, hand-in-glove with his own Gory-| Doubleday, Page), will be re- ber and ms use as title, to anybody ‘ree viewed soon’ on this page by who enjoys a ripping good tal ernor .\l, acclaims ‘“‘the state of Maryland.” What ho! Is the United States, or are the United States? Are we a single and sovereign natiOn, or merely a bunch of local sovereignties tied to- W hitis. of Charles G. Norris, Dorothy She is the wife unique originality. Mr. Auz- fi War correspondent ‘ries of OSA vhos tin new mi Rare oe is roving gether with a twine string loosely knotted at Washington, D. €.2/ ™ovel, “Pig Iron,” was reviewed (who has picked up life in the raw John Brown of Osawatomie is supposed to have done much. /#St week by Ralph E. Mooney. and polished it with literary skill. inj } : ' “She W Came Back” id “The toward precipitating the rebellion of the South in the Sixties; but Fach of the Norrises is author She Sato oT Bae : wo r ee j , One Beloved” are not likely to be ; a] > elet Feat . ‘ awn am e : at ‘ vat siderahla cetri on. * Joe Brown of Georgia appears to have been .the member of he, %! @ considerable string of noy read without a lasting desire for Erown family who did most toward making that rebellion a failure.| ©!*: more of the same sort or similar. The Dinner Club, by H. ©. Me- Neile (Doran). The Actor, the Bar- rister, the Doctor, Ordinary Man, the Soldier the Writer, comprise the club membership, Mr. This latter apparency burgeons from Frank Lawrence book, “State Rights in the Confederacy,’ published sity of Chicago Press. The author is associate professor of history. at Vanderbilt University, which has seat at Nashville, Tenn. Owsley’s | by the Univer. the anil ° s. - an as i ‘ ‘ 7 ; age ; , 5 cond conscription Ret. in: -2es McNeile has each tell a tale. and > when he desired.” Jle aia with- thinker, this book should give you brought on the rebellion, was chok-} draw them, on eve of battle. givine a couple of hours’ mental exercise longer period considerably ing the life out of the Southern! them a 20-day furtouch to eo home and cause. What an ironic situation!) during the most eritieal moments of reposeful thinking. It contains The very thing for which the South) of the camp n round Atlanta a great deal of useful information. stood most stanchly—the sover- and thus contributing consider- along with some competent analy- eignty of the individual State-—was | ably to the tra Y that he l t sis: and the style is by no mean: eperating to undermine the strength gallant but un nate Jo Beli heavily religious lor instance, it of the Confederacy, and this it Hood—one of e most nathe: is pointed out on page 1408 that succeeded in doing. Human his- 1y tragic figures in the whole Civi' Bret Harte’s two’ greatest short tory presents no parallel to this, War. stories. The Luck of Roaring astounding backfire of a govern- Gov. Brown refused to “surren Camp” and ‘‘The Outcasts of Po- mental theory. der the last vestige’ of the sover- ker Flat,’ are strikingly similar Until] now no historian has taken “/8"2ty of the State” carrvine to the Biblical tales of the good the pains to study the records with the State-right contention to the Samaritan and the prodigal son. a view to discovering and disclos- /#St diteh, and willing to permit “The Superb Short Stories of ing the truth about this aspect of the Confedera y tO tumbie head- luke’ is the caption ofa brief sec- the struggle. Professor Owsley has (978 into the ditch rather thar Hon in this volume. Short-story done so, putting on public record #4mit that Georgia was not a sov- writers should read this and the official documentary evidence erelgn Staite. The full record « superb stories mentioned. the a4 fo ‘Y veare haz ewathered duet Grown’s obs INacy is pA Le ) aon - : . tiistaee a)) ees The Branch Banking Question. - rag Ts : a be »} +* ~ , 7 . } rk ‘ sas ‘ a aii “| ]? pe? ii ‘ | ; he = ry . "3 ao ee fe atanas 7 ee ie by Charles Wallace Coliins (Mac- ity 4 Over eve he 7 a Dar ame se ' 7 Mus i anf ae ae | ad 2 i wn mg — _ ; ae ss " m a Vé ritable \ O} ‘ ? | i Tt) , . 3 yu rea i} millan % Dealing with “3 problem ' mm histor: annot ign STU asSon J ng John y : 1 r e a : + ~. ‘ : ap eta ae maeay — B vn than it } f : i Y 18 aid t! 1e i ife widely discussed oday, this book ; +i } ~ a 43 a } if Viz 4 ‘) ' a . y | = Li St ie a Ad ‘ % éarT* Vo - HNGINES. cick ea . ; Rise detec, er § r presents both sides. “The St. Louis +. . 2% “> | 7,7" / gaa acts = I t i Joe - * a ~ ¢ ° ° . \ rite n L]} Tris mais S271 if tn —T a A ee mo 7 1D D1 moe re ral ( age is title oO! aA chapter rope the South. but also in the finer spirit . ° ¢ a ISCUSSEC eontroversy started when the First of historical truth, the book is VEN Viret > ™ T . National Bank in st. Louis estab- ™ 4 »* vv." + Sn ar ire Nia vee i / . } ' | r co rt P " : af 9 tremendousl, effective stopgap xercised ob VY | ror. we Od ( | lished a branch’ bank in the city . . 5 “a . structionjar ta otin ae a against the reviving rotion that the ( ] mist ractics. south in 1922. . ; ‘arolin: \iesiacinn! Won a aaa as a 7 serican State is a sov- roiina, Mississinn! Tennee — 4 dividual Ameri an -s Lai€ iS a SON i” 3 aka , 3 o ‘ ~ 2 2 Tv" « — : r .* a ~ ° a. » hw TLE4Z Sneckin (Ben- ereigen realm, the Federal Union *°*: Pexas—in fact, every seceded By H. M. WILLIAMS, rena he V9 ra =f ‘ . hut a necessary evil that may be selaie to some derree—permitted : ziger Brothers). Another novel b‘ ta «fi hw, & o?. ‘ sa ti4eh bck & yf #424 ‘ be : | Ph 5 . ~~ . " x o~ . ; se the State-rizgh: Hatinen , gibt mE. M. JOAD, B, A.., O)X-.| this Onpular Catholic writer. A. . 0} tix ‘ - o MLale-rigilis in 1 Wwe } : bl whnored at wv“ bale m1X decads > Ago , , f isi ‘ ~s . 1 } ;T} ee bE qd “17 } XT +¢ ~* ra ™ +} ~14 Fe {ft cost illio live 1 billions lie résistance of the Co? federacs ee ee aa ee Matter, | younz woman. of a Catholic ftam- : cS - 77 3cCsCcr > "ct mm * 2 ] iy - : ‘ ‘ »9} ; Ve (ta t " ATi¢ es ; t | t Won e s o ROKFESSOR OWSLEY veEINS had on hand {n warehouses 9° the fail to clarify the problem. | 9” l many oft miders appear ee" ‘ ; ‘ . sAUVUSE Jus - ry thi aw ‘kk. whie i P his thesis by recounting the 600 uniforms, thousands of | lan. 18 @ final chapter’ he propounds in this new book, which is illus ‘ f 9 aa se ‘ A Pig * oo : * E er m * Ve sar _ oO | - ‘ , 7 > fact that for 60 years the stu- kets, shoes and tents. Put at the the theory of what he calls “the trated, rhe Romance of the ‘ 3 na - P9 wa . Lit cit Csi? i ae : _ eA 4 “} vin $72 s . = = 8 * dent and the casual reader Of Civil same time Tee’a mean in Virginia life force,’ which, while not a full Wheel” is a charming chapter. 5: : : ; . , : ATA de : ; ‘ , ¥ rr h a Agra nf 3 wer. @ ‘ q ¢ War history hava@dabored under the were barefooted. almost withon: Solution, explains a larger part of he Age of 3 wag is almost a . ; ; , ‘ YY ee "a y } ares = ¢ an impression that the South WAS) blankets tente and clothing the field of mystery than the thriller. In ‘‘New Sources of Pow ‘ . . i . s . ‘ 4 . - . i tg i ‘ : > ? ane e* ” Pie a | 4 % . 1A ‘7 . wres ¢ . fi — i ’ . _ 5 re’ ; } thea + , > ome 14 bers.” “This voluine attempts tO) give every man in Lee’s army two OF Theology. we find the story of Ben Franklin a vette , wiete bcs — on Spin a lta cies and his kite, the first oil well. the present a different point of view, | apiece. Prof. Joad would not. subscribe! oi-piane, the first telegraph. - tl ; ,olar “, ¢ ha o> ad yf 7 be » Psy i “ . - . . of State Rights. Then he pro- A “Different” Detective Story. same stuff differently arranged, teresting section. oe to prove his thesis from the While “The Body in the Shaf’*.”’ ithe arrangement which we call sy I waeeras 't is shown) >¥Y R. F. Foster (Siebel Pub. — pies We pe ig ag oe ce ce Arse an! that most of the seceded States,in1;Corp.), does not, as the jacket ee toun en dee ae oe ee oe ea Ps le ae hy pee . . ciple of life. Nara KS With boys, in the particularly Georgia and North) states, introduce a character who| ... | «.. ap aa . en, Spirit and language of boys. It is Carolina, from first to last oOb-) will become as popular as Sher- ee Age : ene Line ittle wonder that the hovs who structed the efforts of the central | jock Holmes. it comes as a pleas- packonikem iad’ ap — — mental first heard these talks asked that government by insisting upon us- ing change from the varlety of action (nougnt and ene eens they he v ritten down so that their ing thelr own resources, military! «tondon” detective story we have /COMPAares to Mn utral steel flings, | aads might read them.” Ana it 4nd monetary, for local home pro-, peen reading. The hero ts not a which when the magnetic force! wilt be well for tne race if-a very tection rather than in the interest! man of “means and lejsure:” every 2° UPoen tnem, : arrange themM-| considerable number of dadg buy . of the general cause. Gov. Joseph character in the storv ia not «19- selves in a parti« ular way. But the this book and read it before pre- E. Brown of Gorgia is seen as the | nected of murdering the rich wid- 2Uthor does not, In so many words, senting to the!r boys. Moms as chief obstructionist, with CoV. ower: the Scotland Yard men. s ey that u e iife torce, which 'S well as dads should read if The Zebulon R. Vance of North Caro- Scrat, nie a “etadew”™ ao no his expression for deity, is an !m- ehief trouble with the misguided lina not far hehind him. ie tin ew “ent ocak cae personal form of mere _em rey. youths of today is the noor quaiity “Gov, Vance,” says Prof, Ows-! street address takes up more t ; without intelligence or feeling: nor of they parents It is not true that ley, “Was a shining example of the ‘in line. The investigator in this that ' 7 6 i 6moves 18 you can't teach an old dog new Sovernors who neither raised local eines ‘te. ama Ravenhill. a newspa- without any power of self-direc- tricks. You can; and you can teach Vonfederate troops nor transferred a ren deus The story is a t101 at least some parents some of th the state troops to the Confed- eee aco enti ao oe oO whole. 1 reument thi eq they really should have fracy.” ‘Vance. as soon as he as- saat ne Peatind ints ect. who leaves the ¢: il reader pin the | le rr 1 he hen they we roung ~ med office, accused the President | wine the mystery to the readeriair. One ts thankful for his re- Maybe they also had incompetent * “ee rsd ee oi cine four Mhainters hi fore he himself iview of the the orien of materialism parents rea ae leir promises and the agree- Aiecovers the truth Cc R.A. the mechanistic universe, idealism Bertrand Russell's book, The A ‘open go egecempen aD e , rea aS oot - on — do peg nlliyd ” eee | Harper's Sources to her aie: intial 1 ee ES \ the +s leateamuaina eee . aE " ai P>lit | wae. I ais ellis cs Reta to hee ae a Saat tt) 1864 North Carolina continued “Sam in the Suburbs by P: G nie eae SBI, | ung. ? — st ee ag te rene: he ¢ é ' ty ‘house (Doran). is the romance gttingt 0 KNOW SOMCUnING GEMNke anen + gman to contribute anything ——— aegar Pee manga | pereoni You 1 J, puppets of the well-known but lHttle under- the genera! service in the mat- of Samo anc’ thar _— pte gba = - this invis fore: sfood Finstein theory « ‘er of Ciething, blankets, shoes, OF Sans mar eer seareieg : wpe responsibllitvy and no reiatlonsnlp: yvyerse, Mr. Russell apnroaches if erness and such equipment.” eer, AN or HAS OF to t main thesis by means of figures ahd - + - works. Claire Lippettf lt is EXC! si | - ss & sinates froem| everyday iif hi HE foregoing is but a tiny tiatingiy funt vhich is to sa} i Pitre 6 2 0 | is payee ee ae Fae forthwith te | fraction of the case against is Wodeho plot is good. Joa bibs: fis: studs ce celiat asa sf DEE age " i He | North Carclina Rut , be an ‘ie There at the stolen bonds which ‘titled en ig = iota be bog se gnc hy: “ge bs : ‘ wise Brown of Georgia who ‘ NEW AND RECENT BOOKS | Some of them are World War sto-| in this collection of absorb- | 4 itation rather thgan Newton’s: fo reasons partiy enipirical partly log tly g- : . } ryt meen " _ : isCcari, his Sa book that Clarifies De MWinsthin bane Aden thte we . Einstein considerably, and it is written in stch lucidity of argu- ment that a three-decker mentiali- ty is not required for Srusping the lain. points, Sins of Science, 3) scudde, Klyvce (Marshall Jones Co.; Bosa- ton). is one of those Works t0 Which the p~uthor has devoted a sreat deal of labor to prove « set theory Which he loves, In this ie Stance, a8 usual, love's labor's lost. The advertisement states that the book presents evidence that most scientists are bags’ ily wrong and are misleading the world. Mr, Kiyce is a Fundamentalist. He insists that the scientists are virl| ,1¢ ] » Bs “sc ] ° ; tually crooks, and he painfully peeved because the refuse to ac- cept lis writings as (Cod's truth. The likelihood 1s that nobody will have the patience to read through this big volume, which 1s written in a style that makes perusal} la- borious. Best Sermons 1925 {- worthy compilation edited with in- troduction and biographical notes by the Rev. Dr. Jos: ph Fort New- a riote- ton and published by Harcourt. Brace & Co. The selected sermons are by the Revs. Charles Lewis Slattery, Joel Blau, John Cava- naugh, Oswald W.S. McCall, Fran- McConnell, Miles -H. Krum- bine, Peter|Ainslie, M. Ashby Jones, Thomas D. King, Edgar DeWitt Jones, Charles F. Aked, William OF Stidger, Frank Durward Adams, Albert Parker F Harold CC. Phillips, Frederick IX. Sta JO} Archibald MacCallum. sas Sulllvan, Andrew Mutch, W. J Dawson. There lay our eminent young Missourian. President Glenn Frank of the Uri- versity of Wisconsin, recently edi- tor of the Century Magazine. “The =! oo itfjmah ILC HY . 4a also a sermon hy Layman Looks at Religion” is the title of this sermon, the text being Matthew 7:20, “By their ftuits ve shall know them.” Dr. I’rank says merican Protestantism: js becom- ing self-conscious. ‘Protestantism is cross-examining itself. It is be- ginning to ask itself where it is going. ... Some of us are Funda- mentalists: some of ws are Mod- ernists. We may differ in our lke- HWefs, but we agree in our desire.” Fundamentalists, Modernists. Free- * SSS SSS SSCS SVSSVSP SSS PPVsssPVPVsPsPsSsVsesd SRRAVVCsPVsVsssVsssssSsssse sss ses ses Sess se By JANE. DURFEEF JOHNS. N a delightful preface, over J enten one lingers as over a favorite chapter, Clayton | lfamilton, author of ‘“Wander- ings’ (Doubleday, Page), explains) that the essays to follow cover thy ears from 1905 to. 1922 and hence show obvious differences in lHIt- erary method. This volume of travel sketches is therefore an un- usual book—a book of remarkable} beauty in make-up and illustra- tion—but most interesting as a moving picture of the development , of the author's style. Mr. Hamil- | ton further explains that these are! “some little travel sketches which | I hadn't quite the heart to throw , away. They were so young.” | This youthfulness is their chief! PAE claim, their rational interest be- | ing centered largely in study of technique and growth of style. S f Rut this parts an ul youngness im- | freshness deligist exhilarating which one reads with eager inter- The young through sympathy, the old in memory of their ' own cnthusiasms. besides, 4 trave book has no reason for .being, other than through its enthusiasm. As Norman Douglas says in an | essay, “Arabia Deserta’: “The ideal ' author of travel books is the in- | | est. and ' : spired or at least enthusiastic Miss aye-S 4 boo , o Kaye-Smith's latest k amateur... . Can professionals published in this country is one | exer fulfil these conditionss Me | © » » Saka: ‘ v7 = ‘ . : , wither , Me a st * asc, Star- They should therefore never at- race, y- | - which will be the sub- | tempt to write travel books—they have lost their innocence.”’ = + e ject of a review on. this page soon, EE ee ees aE: — on _ | Gospel of , St. ND so Mr. Hamilton has done John | A well and wisely to leave these | | | impressions unchanged. One unrestraint, | Discussed as to Authenticity pee ms ; By F. A, BEHYMER. F.P.A. Antho ORD CHARNWOOD, in h Conning To prefatory note to the American ist Verses RANKLIN P. ADAMS, conduc- edition his “According to tor of “The Conning Tower” | John,’ Atiantic Monthly Press publication issued by Little, Brown & Co., thanks M. A. pe F ; column in the New York , ld, writes a good deal of that Wolfe himself, but his “cone | forgives a youthful | evident at times because of the eager sincerity underlying; one. a en A ee S izes [ wer Saint i Oi an Tiowe for keeping him, by| ue ’ | Wor ‘his encouragement ar iste | his encouragement and insistence, column at the task of finishing the book,’ tribs’’ help him cansiderably. Now for without this encouragement, he has selected about 150 pieces "ers ‘ontribute o his columns and insistence there 14 no telling | of — _— ributed t ] , a ce ‘in the New York Mail, the New ! i ! would iave inisneGg it. | York Tribune end the Wi rid dur- thinkers—-anybody can read these ,,. , ae a \ Discriminating readers will foin in|ing the past 20 yeers and the re- sermons with profit. The pleasure | ' rhe ¢ ‘a a Book” } ¢ ie . + »* regs . ©, .§$ | os, fee “¢ } YIN} ¥ ‘ wer 500 ' may vary, according to mental | the thanks to Mr. Howe, for al- — = ‘I a ers: xy - ws | ’ ie ; . Macy-Masius, publishers, Ne | status and spiritual outlook. Thts| though the modest author calls it! (Macy-slasi wai is rs worth-while book. _— ~ Finds Singing Too Conventional ee es RnR. P, MARIO MARAFIOTI is} D: eminent throat and voice specialist. For nearly 16 years he has been associated with, th Metropolitan Opera lIivuse as} throat specialist. In this connee- tion he has acquired an intimate. scientific knowledge of the voices and the methods of many of the singers, So there is need world's greatest And vocal art. fie knows, he for a fen a hook about it and Savs nas writ- called it new “The New Wocal Art” (Bont & Live. right E In this book he calls for a new objective in the art of singe- ing; and this objective is truth; for art is truth: and truth must re- place the artifice of tradition and be the dominating power of the Hfe of song. Singing has conventional and of breath, like, It has not heen so } heen something consisting and the teachers, still and have academic, registers many present-day Dr. Marafioti, antiquated theories most of which nothing but banal] conventionalities and artifice. Singers fil) the world with howling noises, with no more rtistic conceptions than Tore, Says apostles of formulas, are ' ' titi, P. ar ci mere wind pipes Ir. Marafioti flatly discards the fexnching and the singing of tradi- on and claims for truth its right- fol wlaece ag the dominating and vi- talizing power of the art of song Lie emphasizes the principle that singing as the expression of the content of the song, rather than singing as the production of bean- tiful sounds. must be the ultimate denionstrates aim of vocal art. He eC 7 l importance of the word in inging and th immense signifi- nee of correct speaking for cor- ect singing lie addresses himeselt to singers who regard their vor i age iscles to he de veloped oO he tif st capacities of tone and range but as true instruments of exXpressioni, ned » those feachers ‘ singing whose work is built on eal of truth and far-reaching PGI LON THE FASTEST SELLING BOOK IN AMERICA “GENTLEMEN { 4 w hs 7 -. PREFER. sf BLONDES’ « am . a ah ee ° | weighty radition and borne out, ferior he} lips. mate ae ' it} The worl! {is ‘so full of @ number of oS eee people, RADITION. lord ‘‘harnwood I wish |! could tive on the top of a ; points out, was likely to be ill- steeple. ? informed as to that. and the ; ‘The C i Towe : ” a“ testimony of the hook itself is not The Conning Tower Book” con calculated ? ana ; established | York). at best, it is: " a . r: ; Familiar names such as Lee Wil- un adventurous essay i'm noteworthy contribution to the} bo ; , Ll a3 Ep son Dodd, Ted Rehinson, Julian! | discussion concerning the author- ex t. Kathi \ “ | ‘ ’ : ‘ | ee Norris, Sarah | ! ship of the fourth Gospel and its: °. se nghcaega gee - a . Ei? ee Cleghorn, Christopher Morley. | teaching. Noteworthy in scholar- 1) t} Parl Will} R ie oO , arker, am ose ship and candor and the care that | B i pall 4) : soma vi ; ' Be Alle e, Ur: 'is taken to state both sides of al! ma! I re a : oo I * 4 . 4 (*j « 0 8S J i . . ei Vv . disputed questions and accord full acc ce : deel (cuit iboats ; i deference to opposing points of ates Bynnet oa — dese etusenien | view Countee Cullen, Goelett Burgess, | ) : ; : Arthur Davison Ficke and Berton | - . Seria RULAC ald Lord Braley appear in the list of con- spre oncius-on 18 that the tents. Many versiflers not so well elaim not obscurely made by the now here (saa as 7) (1¢f + | ’ +? } et =o 1} P . ; Gospel itself, supported by a realy) of them by contributions no whit In- to those of the celebrities. One of the best things in the book n are represented Som by certain marks of authenticitv, | indicates that it has-in some way jig “J Neyer Did Git to Ga to. suint John’s authority back of it Omaha.” by Alice Mary Kimball, | and conveys his testimony and formerly a . Missouri newspape~ teaching, but this does not neces- sarily warrant seying that the Gos-| py Gertrude Pahlow Apostle's direct either, ff you happen composition, written with his hand, way about it: or taken down throughout from his Thought’ 80 bad feel that “Happy isn't ‘woman. This pel is the own 7 tains nonsense rhymes to cure the blues, even the Livery | Stable Blues, and there are a few serious pleces, such as a sonnet by clearly to that effect. He does not! think that we have, or are likely| the means of quite ' ever to have, ; David Morton; but ostly se deciding this question, and inas- mente mostly thes ae | verses are garrulousiy gay and tome is In keeping with the reenera! grayety, the cover being irresistible are likely still to differ, it is better, to take the more cautious supposi- tion. He is strongly inclined to ac- , ac , vie ihe Girl Scout Short Stories. cept the view that this Gospel was written by a follower and pupil of One of the editors of “Giri fhe Apostle, although he thinks Scout Short Stories,”” published bv that the First Epistle of Saint John, Poubleday, Page & Co., for Girl and probably also the-other two, "CU's, Inc., is Miss Alice Mary Kimball, formerly a Missouri news- writer. The other is Miss Helen Ferris, editor of The Ameri- ecan- Girl. This ts a beautiful book of stories and poems selected with were the work of Saint John him- self. paper historical is held to Tneertainty as to the of the Gospel 2 ‘4 i morityv ali be | cesses ' sake ' author, ' rain. | all, ' times xtraordinary | LE A litti« for smiles indulgentiv at of sentimentality of the feeling for prompting them. Besides, the very young or growing has a gift of expression and very pleasing. which in the ear like poetry. or or the sound of intimate It imbues everything with a personal feeling which is. after what one reads for. One not only sees the view, one fee's it. To my mind, the sketches of Italy are the best; they possess a fine feeling which rushes upon the author yet does not sweep away his restraint. The later sketches are more self-consclous, and some- too analytical, especially regard to architectural d->- Compare, for example, the beauty one gets eX Tne older, facile, rings music, with tails. impression of from the sketch of San Gimizg- nani—how RBRenozzo, the _ artist, who built the church in this little town, so little known, « yet s0 beautiful.” was more human than ”" his singing angel of a master— more like English Chaueer; “and yet a spirit still, and bright with | something of an angel light.” HIS picture will mean a great deal more than the later one on the Cathedral of Saint Saviourts at Southwork, the archi- tectural intricacy of which is de- scribed in great detail Herein I feel as Norman Douglas of pro- fessionals, “they have lost thetr Inriocence.”’ The illustrations deserve men- tion, as they enhance the beauty of the book greatly. They are lovely sketches by Ernest C. Peix- otto, well-known American artist, /-whom Mr. Hamilton met on one of his earliest wanderings in 1899. ae ee — many illustrations are in colors, The poems are by Flinor Wylie, Walter ces Shaw, Vachel Lindsay, Karte Wilson Baker and Hilda Conkling. John Masefield’s “Roadways” ant Illinor Wrylie’s “Velvet Shoes” are glamorous lyrics. This book will Inake a most appropriate gift for any girl of scout age. Story of ANDREW JACKSON - and His Time A cemine tale of love and war revolving one of the most Finan cna i gad oa £2.00 21 All Good Book Shores beauty de la Mare, Flizabeth J._ ‘‘oatsworth, John Masefield, Fran- COKESBURY PRESS, Nashville, Teun. E.P. DUTTON & CO. 681 Fifth Ave., New York justified, but the extent of the | , me ? Sar ot ia , ; ceen discrimination. Some Te uncertainty is reduced in view of n ' . the writer's purpose and method, interpretive and doc- involves an intense great facts, with minute questions John's as but an trated expres. the because his trinal infentlon interest in certain lesser regard to He Saint intense and sion f the (;Ospels. or | el views concen teaching othe oO in TEMPLE BAILEY’S NEW BOOK with Saint account The Mark's entirely of the Messiah's gradual disclosures of his full is noted but it the ex- fey not conflict eredible claim to allegiance, this author holds th: of discrepancies great fhese is sn as if Seems T ment of os of the Jewish of Christlantty f;entile environ- “ae PXAMIUNALION Hk background and of the the first Christians and the pagan influences on (*hristian doctrine is unusually satisfying. Lord Charnwood's purpose, his introduction, is to dis- as” “tats a tii au THE BLUE WINDOW | A Ch arming Story of a Woman's Heart : cern mo! completely and more clea} the lineaments of the his- Aft All Bookstores $2.00 toric Jesus Christ. His last words ° are that Saint John believed that . ° | once for all earth had seen her The Penn Publishing Com pany king. and “for myself, I belleve | with all my heart that John was P H I L A D E L P H I A . : 2 Cor Nea ge : <2 :

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SATURDAY so Sti MARCH 6, 1926 Brownie Slugger Sends A Fast Ball Over Fence; Six Pitchers Used in Fray ringer Obtained From Toledo Shows Some Curves and By John E. Wray, sports Editor of the Post-Dispatch. TARPON SPRINGS. March years has enjored the rarefied homMe-run hitters, laid into ene Manager Sisier an@ the rest of th J ; »¥ = ss .? - 7. i —a Ss ‘- ~_— ~~ Bolen, F300 ee retired tii “ tirst four men L9 ace 21M, W ijliams corn- na — 's 7 - . > . -Ken ‘{lliamse. ye asl? itiz oh oe ae a | th: r ar S yr oe 4 FAN rr aad id > vy & SsisViis Lad * * }}! ‘ ” . . ~ ~+ + 4 . Ase , » + T?~ - + ee + ,PSuri ud, oS OSs aana-~ L« ore Wi! ee $s % as i — \. a ae. ~~ 1926 practice game in a way that seemed to relieve the tension o:! ely } = ~ — y : ~, *? oe * ciub immenseéiyr. Facing Southpax te} 7 } ;* ? Se-in wo —. ar 3. ao. ~ ‘A nected solidiy with a fast Dali, driving the ieather over the rightfield ea ee oe ‘ — a+ aa ¢h htfi ‘ 4 fence, fuliy as distant from home piate as the rightfield barrier at Louis - ain . : -¢é . Tha? ring i is er mm «2466 se - Dsait - > to Sisier the “hean bali’”’ whi 4 . tha’ +2 * - ae a hia ase *** - * 6 7 . _ _* ~ « a put Ken out for the last six weeks 2 —. ¢ - . . we olehe °o he ivguw@ s¢ o ta ai ~*a > ~ * . , - aa >. ‘on ee “7 VW iia is . iOPrair os" 4d - & bse mem . ’ ~* ,? — oe ~ « 2 — . ’ ei Mi as bal! + > — > a * _ Te , © = 7 she er. » “rT A2 a. Ss * 4 — . > > ~ > t Vé@Ti 3 . c = * } - a ~¢ at. Y . AToe ,oFe O. nna iO} ; engpentes Tses Curves. brought 3t by the gsix-inning co! es be i ee a i] r¢ «A Ss * recie ] . = — PP ar ; A as ; Maing it 2 .- O-% Lowi cz @ rali by the veterans was ee ? [ = of hi ade ] joa td ‘or a mA -r io — j 2 as 4 }ere * -- * . or sx ae %°% -* oT ae * oe -» . i . " . - * ™ > ~~, *_ r + 4” ai ® 4 ~ 4c * Jim a waea i ~ "AL } = =F —o - = ‘ Pf ss = ri¢ = S -- + . - _ 14 > ’ ~ a al ers Tr? ¢ ‘ »€ . a. a | ~~ oes — > j > " . es mae +* 3 4 e ‘eee. vis, as ot t* . . - > — 9 . Fu - ~ — { *T. 10 . * ere rise »* * ~ _ . . > . a Cree - . ss * eee ee om ite m Choe as + +* ao ina wn mieten Dt 4 e Co Lea : as “a \ ose Accu. *y- + . . Se - - 4 + ae " } - Vi oan S er od a | hed ’ aiiODdD ° " - - ** . aW «wa ie eam 8S) be * _ rc* ar -~ ».2? 4 tié Eg a.a@u tue a ° * * ? * =e > ee ‘ Di iw wo Pak : cal MCiLIO 8 error, netted = . . " - + _ 4 as ss = = I is} e - 2 - - ° . ? 4 4 ~ * oe ° : - * . - a > * * “4 = . 3 “3 > - ‘ae &. “ a i W iia TiiS Bae ©; . .. - mi > alicia J ' f 9 Ue AT KBCG around * . Ls . r ot ib Or + & “pa . ~ . vr > g . * ~ - > Tt : ne -_ . 7’? i Fj , has On vmalis . > inn Tt \a Tar & 1G pe 3 i = eT... > , « . . — ta ae 2 . ; Uj} Fd 14n ? * & i Pe as . 3 » ’ ; ; ; "“¢ vr: a} z eo ; ee Cu £raceiluil eee: honors even. Gaston and Ballou Shine. . 5 2 «? ~* S| >» Cam «6 ta . : oT) 1 Ballou ‘’o: ® Tee i- ? ere a 5 Ir ~ . . a* nis . ) e ’ — 3 “ . 5 3? . ~ I s ~ > oe a’ 7 a . o sw - ‘ > sae | * ; ero - 4 . _ a ‘ > z » ° > ~ > a > *~« ; . 7 7 ~ . -_ " feBiiv « . a'4 . on ard “8 + — ~~. + S 7 ed Manager Sisler gereaily bx x = - ‘ - ~* t**ir showing. Winegard was ver, am . - * , wi and he needs lots of prac- . ay * . ° g ; ? 7 - r ; alt ia ai + ard. 1é hig 3 bein giel with five hits to yield the Py . 2 w= Se % ta —— P im e+ ~ > 4 4 ‘ ad i.8 SECODCG IY uz and - ? 77 s- > > . o- > = i . * »- na - e ”~ ~~ =- «8 ag . . - } +} : j ee e *. * &a-e “es « . . ~ @ Y ‘ 4 . i tos *. » y A246 ”* —_— +, 7 79 “—i11¢S = 7 ; wa ; .¥ Ms al ‘ t s VOS aa) ata th - %, 3 7 ow) wer os ane Ls ~ Sse at sae S ** ~~ ‘ ° . ’ 3 Ernie Nevers attracted : ‘wo r9@- round beuts here last night. Manns Werler of New York winning a Suégee decision over Frnie Jarvts ef England and Iszy Schwartz of sew York decisively ocutpointing Young Dencto of the Philippines. » te - -_ - - schwartz had an advantage of a?- . mest five pounde on his fre and won Most of the rounds Jarvia fought back game!r againse Wexler's ever attack and the Nex York bo} d only a slight margin 40TH 6-DAY BIKE RACE FOR NEW YORK FANS Fr the Aeac-'ate? Pree new tORK. March 6 - New York's fortieth six-day bike grind begins at Madson Square Garden temorrow night at @ o'clock Ry sensational victories in Furote and Chicago this winter. Regge McNamara of Newark. N. J.. has a? tracted attention. He will be pairee@ with Franco Georgetti of Italr France, Germany. Belgium. Ans- tralia, Italy and Switzerland are represented im the 15 other tearm. Preliminary eprints tonight wt! precede the long race. with MW-- Namara facing Georgett! tn the fea- ture match at one mile. Tr (oe Ameoctate’ Pree, MOUNT VERNON, Ta.. March ¢ — By defeating Cce here last nicre =? to 18, Cornell won the Midwese Conference basketball champton- rhip. The Cermel? quintet stepped out tn the last few minutes c?’ play te ring Mp if points while he'a: e | . fer ecorelec: Coe bad i$ ¢ LOOKS LIKE A ROBIN! —_ “ISLER’S TEAM. - an - ; ~~ Rice rf. Lamotte ss. 1d “> . ~ = ue - - ~ I 3 | 1i~SeSites a a a = - - cl - od r] twa sy ancilder — . ae £ 3 | v BY SSeS wes ces te eet Toaials *Ratted fer Win VeSTIR RS ae - - Meililo 2h. an » ° ”“ - * we Wists os o- ‘ _ 7 - eevee a) OSHOSGE Simonet ‘ ° Perter 1 b. ms + ag — DOSSOM Em timmy é i pat bet et OC ak met ge ee - ~~ j +' 33° “islers ee 7 ; Aneting 1e@®s500 1—?7 —Rice. by Belen Rese elle Reien 1. off Beck 1. off Sinead 3. Balk —itrasion. Pitching record—tff ¢-aston. 2 hits end 1 rum in two imaings: off Win- card. 5 runs and 7 hits in twu imninegs: off Balleu, 1 run and * lite in two innings: eff Jonunard, no runs, 2 hits im twe innings: eff Bolen 3 hits and 4 runs in tvoe in- nines: off Beck. = hits and % runs in two innings. . Umpire—Ras (ahil who braved th hill day to wat the rwrorkout. Nevers hit one cleaz smack, a single to left. fouled ‘tc Roberteon anc grounced to the Same corner in three times up If there is any fau!t to be found with I! } it is said ~ - —> s notas fast as ha: he apparentis is n been anticipated n the cutfield he took care of one hance i right Iwo Safeties for Mellilo. Sisier himseif was as livelr as 4 ricke around first ase, but facing the pitchers he failed to hit with one exception —~—~~q long hard srmash to Nevers. Metllilo, rival of Gene Robertson for the “hot corner” job, although thought to be a weak hitter, had ‘t a = . ~- ¥ > -~ clean hits while Gene was blanke a2 , = — .* o . 1€:1:0 18 a sraceful fielder, one - — ent - + re *. 1% ¢ ~—_ Oo promises to make things = . + * or his rivals if he can continue édQe2% ait ° - - 64% -~W-® 1 eo . aor es | ~~ sf ¢ % Te — a. r ~ * — * * *)* * =~ - . > » . *. ee or.) .* i 7! Lebtad. "2 et > - ~~; 9 av r > *- = 5 - = =.°s i : ec LINes UT i Qics 7 7 . bad ~ % > - * ee Gia uUiNnaASs ‘ eve na mot = iaiy ariven - tanee ~_— ~ - 2 = - 4 € com > bd s 1.S@.: be the . - 7-7 = = Fue - ? > | - ~ a os es - > La J wel = ivan 3 f y . tae ‘+ 3 ~ - ? € limited training it has rece‘re.? — — - , _ ———— ta ee A ttt a -- ~~ - aes - NEW YORK COMMISSION ORDERS MICKEY WALKER TO BOX TOM MILLIGAN suffere ‘ ef ea’ = Oren Ate »f ++ r-pe omtests here with leading welter weight ontenders. he w get preft- erence over all rivra n meeting the world’s champion, Micker Walk- eT So tar as thea Stats 4 ¢h* aes Taking the position that it fel: gate t yl gan becance through no fault of his own, he was prevented from boring Walker for the title in January, the commis- est Gate avrallable at that aten > foe >, . * s . Walker has been notified ¢5- an. ‘ a ~ept the match for thie date. In rder remain in the good graces of che com *esfon. he must do se de March ?! Meanwhile, Pennsylvanta VOKIng authorities = @ asked ¢s re.ease Wa ker fr s Troseper. tiv@ mat Ma’ > a = anton Pa with Pete Latzo =_— Hall Wins wil Loses. SPecial to the Poet-D‘sepetc!, CHIC AG . March 6.—Allen WHat? and Augie Kieckhefer eplit even tn their National Three-«ushicn League ames here yesterdar Hall tor in the afternoon. 54 * 4% tn S2 In- mings. and Aieckhefer was ricto- rieus ifr he erening. i4 ¢ “4 ra CLEVELAND, O. Maecs ¢ John Layton and Pierre Maupome ehare’ remorse here resterday Maupome took the afternoon game. 56 to 36, in 62 innings and Layton won in the evening. 5a to 44. in 48 innings. Lay- ton had a high run of five and Maupome four Pipp to Report Monday. Rr the Aserc‘ated Pres, CINCINNATI, March ¢ Wallis Fipn, ficat A*®@ran. purchased re- -entir from the Nex ¥ k Yankees wired President August Herrmann Yesterd tha he ™ d — _ .? - oe ee ® - Weoulg hold out for a share of the as . > - . os Ax 4 4 > ve 4 ‘ —- + ~ , *s me WILLIAMS’ HOMER AND JONNARD'S HURLING FEATURE PRACTICE GAM } —_ = mera ene Qe~ee a A f ee - - — m a —— Pd Pere eee. ______ Sisler Crashes One at Tarpon Springs O14 the ee pre McBride Closer To Prep Pennant Beats Country Day to Hold One-Game Lead; St. Louis Bacheapaping INNING. be = ades . = Vag handicapped him in 1924 and slight! v ee cted to return this year to the over the tote field feace fora i A AE a en oe Missouri-Kansas Football Date Cause of a Row Tigers Accede to Jayvhawkers’ Demand for 1926 and Open Way to Drop Them Later. 7 >. ~ ~ > © . 3 he - * 8 te 7 e ‘ a? Be. s « 4 eis” . — e o + >» - ~ - ~ + ~ Sas, il @ cid & PSS 8) 2 ei ; ~ > ° * + - oO °* “ ? y aA 4 i i a ee. | J A ~ > — ~ = oo - ¥ ~ ¢ op OT ee = t _ « & . aeree for + Tiger. * act tke e- = a se ~ + —_* - — ~~ , ~ 6 3S ~~ * ? “ °° A a «4 Su > As «3 a4 a = G& seen * a 4 ~ as ige- Qnte ee "Yr Wier ye a4 aad a =. * > - silva ¥ “« ~s — > s . a aoee Fimo nmata y _ + | + ‘+. é 7 244i ee ? [7 2 4 a ae _ a a | = ; a fe i = al pe) i * > ~~ -« . F = + P | = - 2 . Oe ‘ “ . . x ’4 pe thy r this winter. 1 a= sha ccrhad: » 7 ~ . ~—_ - - * ~~ ? ° -_ S/S > * - + , - - - + - y ~ * . -_ ° - otha Sy . Atte: a, i etssinig ‘ sy oO; 13330 $ t +> . _*¢% > ~ ~ - eo ; a , a - o eA + ‘ ~ oe am 6h in aX «\ 4 aia ins a ICOrialan > an. ~ — ° ~ 7 - , 22a a Tit Ss ate e ‘ne ; & \ ao ~ ‘- * el - 2 £ * te u ge... ey fF - LITEt time * > Sr 4 ~~ Pd > ~ > > a ay ~ > - > - - _ ~ . ~~ ~ 4 4 . 7? vr é c > - “e > > : } e _ ‘ és L@xyawe Fre. ~~ . « ~ . 2 — « ey ‘ 2 | | > @ + ; e - ei i = © ~ A 7 » . ‘ ‘ 4 ee + . + ° . a t 5s State. ms es . - b + Pe oe ; ing oi dead © ore? ~ or + "2 Wy ¢ ~~ e - - - = a 4 AS - a ’ ° Pos 7 4 » . —_ I _ i ade Z itt iv«s sAOvuLDa Fame with oe E a’ sa.5 ‘ae = ” 7 - - : - 1 tg - * . -+- ii¢ » oa ta. ~ =m Ae t = ~ “ + t > i-.9 e ow C — - > Pe re i 2 ? wr a yes a thine -" 4 4 « o a — ‘A * fo ra > . - 3 °. * Os »7*t 4 ‘ ai uaiLe Or Tre 7? 4 ‘Sx = a _ ~ #..+ 7. rn: £5 ua 2 ve | "IT .P be - - .4 * = - = - Jctalis oh ad aos if} r ered . t ; > =~ = . > ory “~s vy - wh I ga ec Scheduled with a7) NX is is aa . = 7 “~ 7 *\ a “ c: > _ Qiu iS ana NMANSAS bh» ak » tor . nq é ‘4 " _ i. \ a 3a call Fr ce , - - af “~ = * - 2O0UlG ALLSS i tFPanster ft lay 4 w . « : > - ~~ ~~ > aw ners ) a4 = - +%.- » * . 3 Risa > ‘ > — ° = Z - ~ «a iT a — * Tare ¢- > 5 n_~ «~- & Gar + — , . s « ~ _ * - wre, ‘ : 4 ' + : oa ‘ * a o —_ . = 4 _ i ta ~~ | St ry ar a . 48 ee * 4 ~ . c ‘ A oS _- > - md o . % > Nee, + ‘oe -— . i é ee) * oe - ’ — > 4443 = ~ eT . mi 4 (353A : t ij « « narrern? 4. Le Ar. : — in é » . ‘ ‘iw “4 ae A yy . 4 _ sae . ” . - “* ré tea \ a4 a « + — > | a Vv, Re. 4 voted to seri a ex iIMMming team *¢%: the Missouri Valle: Conference meer at Washington University. Se Louis, next ween. It also awarded Wrest ng and baskethal! letters + members of the 1826 squads The basketball men +5 be Hor- Orec are: Capt. McMillan. Yunker 4, *% ”~ - . tT) ~ * ae 9 Channon, Ra ius, Flamank We Poenocug Rirckree — : cy’? {. 2 S . : ** oe ’ “ @ \ftr r MS ? a> e! =" warded in ‘a ‘ ase ere et tT ' ’ z f - i reason. Oa eee = % 4 = ~ Boyel, Schettler, Cardwe!l Sonnen. bo « National Track Stars in Meet at Chicago Tonight Hoff Chief Attraction on Pro- gram of A. A. U. Cham- pionship Carnival. TRAIN ING CAMP NOTES S aap y: INNING. GLENNA COLLETT PLAYS MISS VAN WIE IN FINAL ——e IN NING. FOURTH INNING Mackmen Defeat Orioles. teher Develops, Reo Makes Tax Reduction Effective Today ee vate me , « we ntil March 29, when the Federal Tax is officially re- duced, Reo will absorb the extra two per cent government excise. Reo buyers are protected now. There is no need to dela a REO. EDDIE MYERS STAR OF nT SKATE RACES DEMPSEY WOULD LIKE TO BOX IN CHICAGO y buying Reo Motor Car Company - Lansing, Michigan ptm TAX! Let ue save ren the ameunt of renr marching yrour good KARDELL MO 3145 LOCUST BL. STEINER-FAHRENKROG A 4000 PAGE BL. TOR CAR CO. St. Louis Distributors UTOMOBILE Co. Associate Dealers our complete “pring line—all color: ——mil «i yet _— eae 1926 DIS — amen g ~tae4 September Date 5 Selected for ual Event = Change Made Because state | and Trans-Mississippi Are Carded Here Early. PR ks MBI Mem ome has oe 8 eee i e ‘ & > y. : OFFICERS RE-ELECTED » cee ee eee District Competition Usually 3 ‘ Lacking in Fall, ? =in June. as has been the case oa = : cre . ~ 77 q an The fact that the State toupee ‘ves a anal va nt ot West se and the Trans- (| am issiseippi at Algonquin will bela she fee summer caused Distriet Association to make he the change. The ‘Junior distress rournament, held last sear ip the! E fall. will be heid in June tiis year, | . '? was announced \° the meeting last night officers” Hy . re re-elected as follows: Harry | ; : r,, president: Chrie Kinney, jae e président; Clarence L. Wolf pia secretary, and Frank Montgomery th reasurer. 'E r, PS hahel ethhatst— ot. « é _= Bd us ose inced ae oh & tne i. SSO- f > ~ ~~ oe ea : —— ; : mation also planned to hoid a SES = -_ - rr ~ a : , ee i OuUrnal sent t his Fear, for - ba 9- years old or older. The| . course have not been des- (grated. Y . Golfers will + welcome the chang: me: to a September date for the distric: | 7a, ¥ oe: championship, as in the past the’ & late months of the season have (> been cull because of lack of tour ae | nam competition. Last year ‘- there was the innior fonrner and | yar the National women's tourney to | 4a" faper off the s#as80n7. :' Si “ag ti ie ied Le =" _ Racine Entries | 38 lle Met i on a ~cosutictiegiageda , + At Miami. {le be the Age “ated + "* Mice oenee a VS - =~ ‘8 Lwog Sha «~~ 1 1 “ _ 17] ~ , M > ia - ae » e LaRDS «+81 t ae oy Le “ ‘44 nlf : ~ . ! i 2 , » a«t P i ' - . ts 7 }i* “20@ $1300 maiden 3--eaeos ar e and aif fur ome: = ‘ . ’ ® f 7 7 Sf So - : > imergate a ee a Yt . * ** cae ; ; i.* *-* ** see } ‘ast j ge wa ~110 Warlupa - eh OS - Alor -er+e-- 309 Octwarg Bound 5507] > > a li; 8 - 7 . >_- « . d*? bar.tn2a. Aucdiey Farm entry. ; Trace. Claimirg “$130 4-Tear xh 'a ard? > cnRe mije anda si? F ‘ ~.. MeMilian ..10% Le Glortens 2.538] ° “# . “sea 13 Thor “+e se e2 8 @ @ © 8 tee 3 . IGS DOr A tow 2 -* = ost en{hii —— :, a. 5138 Seep en { Jan. Thor. Ders — er *: - “: . Maid of Orleace. Wiese & os ft . The. Venetian Cane ay - offle am ¥ ise de *-* 98 “f' gpichiary * * ~ *e-2* «1S : . et Se vee itoeir ing. era o-year- ; st race, S1°°6.. o-cearolés, fou2 far a ; - > ar ey po“ zmorth ..10 Royal Bally ...350 2 eee ~ of. oe 9g 114 ree ete«rve8es a ery — a - ead 7 Mes onan * $1270”, $remrane and upd. |. We rt: > a - ..-.13% Feunees Jase ..9% . 1 af: - rer © ‘ . . . . t x ae ] 14 Ma > re “ss et 13° Mountain Stide 107) oe “li mee $1700. claiming S3-eeares : and e-half furliomes: % "« s@, an Mh rn over od OS) ott ° -_* : A a a ileo ¢ftethle: \ os " 107 © Teese Hope ...98) oom ote i312 8 ©llenermen weg e FES | by ‘ . 4 ©: oo. caimitoe#. “Stem | ; He : : 1°) Merthern Mies If | . 33 ‘+s @tjetlie Misdea ) es ae — Ras, e SI “AIO af eo, =F nies Haves 5 arenicde gf > ez furiomes: | « _ ‘-e* lle ‘ ts ~ oeaan { o« : SI 2 * Mer, aiorn «@ * r s ~ oF a ¥ bs Data on ées wa. - ™ ©" 5 , .imot . 4-re0 r ten °*- , ~ ~~ an a “ @ ae > } c & ‘ 7°? Perncetee -113 ) gee “ *s a : Ar ~ ote 1% S-cecland’ ...0K@E Eh wal s ‘i 7 : ss g*3 . e et i | .: eas eatin 196 ‘ft ft . 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH BELLERIVE : CLUB Basketball Scores Ie OPA ABP AL AL PLLA ———ww COLLF GR GAMES. lirake 40. Washington 19. Missouri 21, Nebraska 22. Kansas Aggies 33, Grinnell 31. Minnesota 31, Wisconsin 19. Cornell Colléce 30, Car 19, NISPATCH: SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 1926. oe — + ee er ren — ~~ ST.LOUIS POST-C:SPATCH Goes a : TOURNAMENT AWARDED TO - . COPA er Bear Five Plays Miss Wills Wins |; ort wi Oppose McMillan Lands a Nebraska Tonight And Loses in Hubbard in Special Coaching Bert c. eeted —— Oe gt ae PPPPBA LPP LIL ILI RACING RESULT ~ * At Havana. Weather clear; track fast. | | PRP LOR PR PRA LOLA LOL et www RASS for s Benefit DAL DID A SS I OS ~~ i Cee, . ~~ * -. ‘ Special] to the Post-Dispatch. -vear- furlongs— 7-10, tirst: } - f i . pir ‘eye . or ’ af Sq ua o I 7 7 ‘ «! efar j Thomas). ; S-.9U0. Tiret: Thrace 11! OFFICERS RE-ELECTED [i icine, S830. thin ; . Se os ee ‘ a Axhamou ins 7 ter, Post ry (and Nalenta ; Wmar ana t : thi . rd j yrative, Cov- By the Associated Press ee 'Princeton’s Star Center Will | B the ROC TRL ‘ e ’ | 7 SEW TORE, Be Line Coach at Brown — The Batting Orde e Made Because State S. . (ure ) ‘ | fceneva 86, Waynesbur, 24. g r. Chang {> Step Along, Inver Matd He Drake Hands Washington An-| | Victor With Venu Alun inl: Fe eae ere Grass, Burgoy ° or Is Vic 1 an | other Beating, This Time en in , Bor eee lb. fone, Lec booked to face ey Oehora: GIRLS’ MUNY LEAGUE, a nats Emerson Norton and Tony ¢ Selected as all-American center last Traffic 14, Freight Claims (5. ™ Si fall, today confirmee the report FIRST RACK, $1300. eclaiming, 3- 6 oR old | NEW YORK, March 6. ! 7%) Next Fall. Time, 1:1% 3-5 Westminster 35, Thiel 23. CARDINALS : -Mississippi Ber re h. Pa ‘how, s, Bu nibulance, nthe and Trans Mississipp! Are ,;Riyl, MecCrimuen and Louls Rubenstein | pier, The Nephew, vy Boy a an t-89 Tan SECOND ACE €G00, claiming, 3- | ; Cup Match; Plays Singles eit, ' , Acco = 9 Auditors 0. Plansky, allround aces, in @ Freignt Accu = ee t go to Brown next fall | ° | Hornsby mut | September ate Mink, -yCare ; . 600. ciaiming, , 2 ‘ag gee 1 by 40 to 19. ' NEW YORK, March 6.--Edward | t. Sones Miss Helen Wills, American tennis|? S@ven-event test March 16, yes- ¢j that he wil i. nate a 2 i¢ terdas azreca to compete }/ 2S assistant to Laushry, the newly- St. Lawrence 16, St, Edward 15. omer on First | Selected for — At Miami. C2an Bey Si ister 105 $4.90. 9 Hioff is preparing meet llornsbr. 2h | ' 19-0.) i High 46, Chamt-~ 5, 1 to . to #, first: Final Tomorrow. » their own games. se BO ) made 26. (Holbert), even ) i MeMillan, Princeton’s 1925 football | } ) { “ ; ‘ , ) ‘ Sf | . —- : champion, and J. H. Van Alen ra against De Hart Hubbard in a ¢| 2Ppointed gridiron mentor at thi Sacred Heart 27, St. Mark 24. ) ) 5 ' The Washington U. basketball}! squad will wind up a disappoint- ing season at 8:30 o'clock tonight when it opposes the Nebraska Corn huskers who own one victory al- Early sea Valley rat By the Associated Press, 14 MENTONE, France, March 6.—| ? a , as. Myers. p. By W. J. McGoogan, On the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff ) THIRD RACE, - ul, six is mwnd rm mr me ome THIRD RACH. §$ rt a! th4a4 3T. I Change Will Add Interest to ., WACO, Tex.. March 6.—Map. District Competition Usually | Hornsby sent Lefty My ° . kt thie ort Worth High Schoo] ‘ton ss Lacking in Fall. | ny Beat hill in the Cardinal’s first 4 POU! exhib‘tion game of the spring train. | ingg season against the Waco Cubs of the Texas League here this af- 100n. Derrill Pratt, a member the Browns at one time, is man. ing Waco. Fle chose Rodriquez for his pitcher The sun came out strong about nnant | at game time the weathp. ' T 7 P] ; A ] E 7 Weather clear; track fast. j a Broad Jumping Event ) ae , t | 7 | , wi up » * a. % (Hol | t. second: & math f . Time, 1:44 1-5 A,BU five of the losses accruing 'their last oe : The Drake Bulldogs were the last Havana Scratches. ; victors over the Bear squad when raceeVirginia Morse. Vair 2nd) tne, Deg Moines combination re- awarded . } . +7 ovr %,ePQg mna Santa and uth and Rear six cames. 7 % 5 ee | So xX tee; =‘? *, ; ~+* McMillan’s decision to g¢nter coaching temporarily calls to mind how sparsely the Princeton foot ball school is represented in pro- noon and : + . . - 4 ~* rh wd , 7 “a, , "ow bas change. The junior district irst race—Green blazes. Jeb, Nabisco. | Becor aptatr Jaen. Tiord—lbrench Shining e Light, Fourth—Laniur, ” : . + Flayveard, Kleass, 1d. Tied the tournan fall, will be h 'RICHARDS AND HUNTER WIN DIXIE DOUBLES Py the Aegsoctated Press. TAMPA, Fla., March 6.—Vincent Richards and Francis T. Hunter, both of New York, won the Dixie doubles tennis championship today by defeating A) Chapin, Spingfield, and Howard Voshell, New in ight f—? 4 . — 28 Toledo “boosrer’ teams in ac- tion, the twenty-sixth annua! tournament of the American Bow}]- ing Congress will get away for s un of nearly five weeks at the Lucas County Armory tonight. It will be the fourth time in 12 years that the tournament has been held fn Toledo. The schedule |for the first week will dispose of Toledo bowlers only. the first of the out-of-towners being on the schedule for next Friday night. The total entry for five-men teams {ts 1876. Of these 606 are Toledo entrants, City officials will tournament with the ceremony. The Cardinals play Waco here ter which they Denver University, and Henry Garritv of Wake Forest are all hat come to mind, while Harvard is represented prominently in coaching only by Crowley of Co- ‘lumbia, Percy Wendell of Lehigh. Browne, lnte of Brown, and Kersberg. Mevers and Mantz, won for Boe ‘{ters’ men. Each sent six field goal: ('through the basket, Meyers count- ling five in the second pertod. while Mantz eent three in each half. Costarring with his high | amm was the flashy guard, wh factor in the LES. in floor play and he expiration of the regular time, the Traffics won in the extra period on O’Mara’s foul throw. ‘The Freight Accounts de- feated the Aud! 9 to 0, in the other contest. Reggie MINNESOTA DEFEATS bones WISCONSIN QUINTET MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., March 6.— | Minnesota defeated Wisconsin, 21 to! Ev the Associated Press 19, in a Western Conference basket- PHILADELPHIA, Marc) 6.—John ball game here last night an@;iClinton Jr. of Pittsburg last night passed the Badgers in the standing. j administered defeat to Edgar T. Ape Minnesota’s sharp shooters founa/| pleby of New York in the first the range of the basket early and| meeting of the ranking amateurs piled up a commanding lead fn the/!i{n the nationa) Class. 18.2 balkline first half. Capt. Rase; contributed | billiards tournament. Clinton led 10 points to the Minnesota total,|nll the way and won by a score of including three baskets. 800 to 187. ~rie 4 : after the “ ’ a | 7. ~ . ; Accuracy of the Drake forwards. * FIRST INNING. Wf was annot CARDINALS —Blades Landingham to Carson. Douythi- ped to Rodriguez. Hornsby bit over the left field fence for a home run. Lottomleyv out, Van Landing. ONE RUN, out Lagu. Davis also . ciation OEE At Tampa. ‘ert Weather clear; track good. In inne { . 34° the ASS winat.« . aa ¢ Wo Ors “ae es out, Vay 13 an for can r Fillikens fecoring te ve cty) an ? Chris 4 Everett, : proved * sf Drake: ceconad —_— = Clinton Beats Appleby. home Clarence etri sets, , ae ee “773 2 ata 4 WAC Qs 9 Carson. ‘O-—Be: Wilson fanne NO RUNS. SECOND INNING. , CARDINALS liatey flied Davis. Bell filed Miner. Rod- ‘gnated riguez tvussed out Warwick, No enemy ; . RUNS. , Golfers youll welcome the chang: TH ” mm WAC to a September date for the distric: | °¢>,: | venv.tide. of oe ia | Stanford in for] ener to left. championship, as in the past:the | fire:; Lord Allen 108 (McCoy). S17.G0 {Sweep TOS (Ht Phones) | o°0. ling two and McCarroll one. , sa ft. . . } 7 ‘ 4 . pts 3 so =-/ é . : ll TPce ot ,Q ( “o- ; . ITs’ FOOT) Vat’ , af. vsiae Re ’ ’ * 7 win ror} Glass _ walked. Landingham late months of the geason have; og agers eee PO ae ng cond: ¥ oun: | Coach Bearg's Huskers wil ide's close bunted safely, filling the bases. been dull because of lack of tour | 1} sent a strong defense for the I y forwards | « arson fanned. Walgomot lined nament competition. Last onight, reinforced by to Thevenow, who tossed to Horns- there was the junior tourney and ‘orers Smaha, A" XO RUNS. Meneses eamnen's ry 2 1] Eckstrom, center. THIRD INNING. to “ee ‘ ae , : sp ay om, oy 7° 3 * ; LTit ‘ Fs YA ie ' Lrdie? I. pa, iting he tate 4 Q } ; \ . 2 . +s o* e+) 9 >. , f ‘ } ot} a r } , ~#- . Ieranm hie taper off the censon Alexa? A ‘> , Las li Lt.) % I j Ai «Al i ewleia . c OT}. : iC} Thevenow sin- | iptine to sae- and forced aa pe ee 2 io Lagunas. lero ] by tei At Miami . titan). 88.70. £2.00, second: Mc- | COM, Ziad. Beene teem, Thi. Name} Pos. ve, NO RUNS. . : Tinkie 98 (Cheatham), $3.30, third. Time.) pady, yE °—$1 imi , o “h | ie ie nse awn | and ive furlongs: Lacy i enearge ver c 3 | + rer r, SIX, | a soter ‘ | nowerless to ch 1 Drake ad- The 1), $2.50 | giR! cond: Nell J i) (H.| yance. Vinkler played fair bal! have not been des- but got little support excep: from Cox and Hutton. Hiutton, wit! ‘three goals, ecored half of the | tak j Preys ine’ Fie? ? i >] UinSs leit Was announced that also planned to hold senior tournament this year. golfers 60 years old or older. date and course crippled, slow defense proved} Collegiate the lead in to } g list. ‘two of West-! henee Belle. 104 (Finnerty aabap | tet TH vgs . ay Time—-1:07 4-5. Lelht cas wae: ara las Lillie. Pri- lope, Tumer, Jim Daisy. Mitzi Me » Beth Einearere. Cornflower and Gold len Buck and Tom aiso ran Ven tery tree “) ery -. IRD RACE, $1~0 1a 7 WT). Gen ana , ae open the customary to ee ee — ee eee . i roais., 4” ‘ ' ’ ¢ (lDihegs gs of Capt. singled Van FF ito solve ' ! for- “AP ») Jy wal for Economical Transportation 7 CHEVROLET, , gaganzsereus si in YY ad Ca TS and Ktsroryr., * ry ~-* La x =O icy2a tal er . doublin (71]A8s, ~~ Io i Racin Entries -: a ee A a 2d we ee RA ery, tt " p=] or Z C i } ' c é "r) > | irs race j i ‘ ‘? ' +1 j eae [A Os PoP. CL PIO” PA PSV? ~ 4 7 ra trie +? 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Se 41 => Ba i EPTEMPER OATS ‘= I} 7 rsa sae — o ° ba 54) . ‘if ate fe] . > -— = a i = > Ble - GS] /. ‘s - ae ed I ney hme, The we- ¥ ea) “ : e¢ [iasr : . 7 a? ab Pe : Tne ia Weep Qearket turned rir) ; cet Ciertag . orth “TT Marker | : 7. of wien aets een * Seek age ana 313 pe pean | Dialuth | *Vatrre it « m= * . : cat rs 1 She &. Pane Were 50 ow ‘s 21 O08 teeny te | , “erTele ef fa, “a 14g) . ~ a ; bo 9 afat bed * €8d flon- > =~? oy =" Pain Eas rare Ory * S19: Ne © ae . ~ Prairte hay | 8 Poe i lepe te. THAN CLOSE LAST WEEK ‘ Lae ts ‘ Cw es were gies De é Leal a . en, °? Geliree of tance = pattie ent Oca | : “) ious « ” : ~ _— . J (ao rt } “sF " Oat , ore alter ‘ie . : Sl2bh = =! =? : nd J ; ee ° - | | eae - he aa ‘Dae hes Ee os eee : “a tase ot ns Fithin ao few afr'y ere | Seavier ane

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“DISPATCH i. | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ——- COMING EVENTS = ~ 2a | COTTON CLOSES HIGHER |HOGS GENERALLY HIGHER =|, DEATHS LOUIS & STOC KS 7 WEEK. END RANGE F NFW YORK CURB MARKET ON NEW YORK MARKET IN WEEK-END TRADE! cts cacti tt?'2 Peay yee i atl and Marie Knieser, and our dear fa- dointe few dava ' atilliiaiats cain : | smcercemeenenineieatenene a ! me ! : ii | ; re. NEW YORK. March 6,—The cotton auar- BAST ST. LOUIS, Il... March 6 (TD N ae law and crandfather, in his sixty- Share dyiving bf! Yors mN\ ITANGE, Marc) 5.—Tota] sales of Stocks . a WHEAT IRREGULAR | By the Associated Press. | scntnigan ; co” ket a td toheee aes —— = a een + of ' Der artment of Agricu! ture) —— Hoge. 4000 “— yen ;* P e | Pox 0 285. Post- -Dig. | 7) | as vé ‘ V i8 Belling about | er Oe a & higher. ; uner onda Marc ; , F gene: al market ] to 25e¢ 4 e Mor , y. ae S be VATLY, CHICAGO, $7.00 — at a- . ‘ o>. Y > > A — _ ’ P uy arnounted to 1554 shares, compared wit} h o38h a oes. March ¢. Following 1s a tist of sales, highest, | Security iSaies! Hign. Low 'Ciose.! Clove \ coieetes lan rienaie to rel rf ely aay rang bar ae on weighty bose a T3650 East avenues to” a A Ss Crr 7. t " PspOn se “lati > y * te ‘c) _— FOREIGN BONDs., vey casy Liv i bulk 190 pounds and dow $13.65@ | Easton avenue, to Valhalla Cemetery.(c “Ky NSA! 4% 4 $ 00 owest, Closing and previous closing prices of securities traded in on erpool cables and reports of beneficial 13.75. 200 ¢ unds §$ 4.254 3 50 75, 200 to 220 pounds $15,25@1 KIRCHBERGER—On Saturday, March 0, Round trip 7 is na | he ee adie intetcinte Mond - pmplete list of Seay traded - on the By | Ne MBM HANTS 2xCHANUE | Bh: New York ee ; oe today, sy of stocks being in 100- h 3; 9: | tone. in Central an —— belt eee: | 230 fo 270 pounds, $12 65213 10 fauw 1926, George Kirchberge $i2 aren . . ws - Fao ” — tt Q 73 «OC 17.19 } oad, 5 pounds . bull Boson ooang «ows Olive street, Satu) a. 3 Be Che ~ hd net charges “belt ziven, *Inc rease. —Deco »$ iodap.« o ww clusing nc 0 mitted ). - wy 1g} , yut the: e was a ” good deal of eny- ; - 5 —Decreasg : oan all "hoe ir inca! narke ts and mo Seen sear aa Sietasitiatininiaatitie PER en ee . eae es ESR RED PN oe Ae eS oe epee + oes . y "4 14 *s | 14 ‘ Baap tahid i P th ¢* wee k-end and pri ~s $10. 2501 4 r ‘ f ne 50 ' an LEV Y—0On Tkursday, March 4. 19726. pt medinomancnane - pane Se i aC eG tation? ae receives from Kanans City vine | . i i , Prev ] t Cx. 7s te ty , . %' onus ogu,' osu ‘% “Ww points, the market heldnen compared’ ‘aot Pm at go 4 £0 tia 1:30 ym ,, Lao pold — Yan at his Nee | eee o at ele nls TE es mn YS aleve! Mig. Low 'Cloae.| Cone. | Security, Salen | High. Low. iCtoae.| Close, | 3" .*°, 985, 06 by O68 by O64 "Pri + cable yen od te iret hour. | et@eres strong to 1 ag lg a. | ey Rts of ee eS, SS ~ | STOOKHOLDERS’ & MEETING - ' — ¢ ee nmanam ao agp ee ee a' * } J . " iv le » le t real a, as & 4 i !) ¢ ‘ 7 -- ~ | High r more 7 — | INDU STRIALS, “DOMESTIC BONDS. | Swiss 4) 101014510125 '10145 Avertool in nedee gal Fg roe Nauidaticn | 8nd heifers at $8 and un 25c lower: other | sie. Arthur M.. Walier 1, Milton B. fad | ‘NOTICE OF ANNTAL ee . , - A I". i y~24 ame poe : = “os | ne ; iemamcinnnnen uneral on Monda a ‘ : 11/1024) 102% 10% % 102% ‘eter $310 $3.25. and | new ee pe Cotton Opening. | trom chapel, 4300 Lindell boulevard, ex | f » ae ; , aa " ‘ NEW ORLE ANS. La .. March 6 — Cotton nera! strictly private. rik ' fie R : S&S 8S4, S44, DS, PS, €4 ; si erat: ie “e | a> 5s| 40 93%, 03%,| 031g, Sia | "“MUSHE to $4 per b boxes 40¢ end Jib ye agg, Mare MD. 18.40c: Ms LISCOMBE—Entered into rest Mar Mi 5, ‘Gen De / 2 101 85101 % 101% 101% | waakets $1.25. somber. 16. ate ee SERic: Dp, | | ,, 1926, John Hi. Liseombe, husband of | 'Gdyr & 88, i ; OS , OS4g;, DS% MUSTARD GKHEENS—Texas ov Dampers sat pias the late Cecilia LTiecombe (nee Dog gay i lInis . 4k 2 | R6e) OY 98%, |$1; Alabama hampers, 50c to 7: oar dear father of Arthur, William and Pau | Fra | 0) &e | . : $1.50 "$1 rf Chicago Cotton Market. Liscombe. Violet Zeiss, Florence Buskin ‘ ‘ai father-in-law and fs, P e 100% 100 4%) 100 % |. ONIONS -Red wiobes ‘¢ , phit 4.25 per 100 “ounds CHICAG Marc ; t ‘ and Clara Waitholder, MnO ARSNIPSoctlon, " tt en ” hie grandfather, in his sixtr-ninth year. -. Futen. Ry ee ee firey sn} 5 95 | 95 | Bb 95 4 S\IIP) Ql} OL kL 10114 Loulsiaha ana labama j fair, 20.75c, 3 phe ee 4 : m., from Rindskopfs chapel, 5216 a DOG—Lost. white Spits: ane te na: 7s ‘ae | “a 6 7 7 : 22 3 : ; ~~ 18 8) ‘ : ys 100% 100% 1 OS, PARS ——] oulsiar bail bunches i se. { ! 7 q3 LE y LOUISIANA 10 0 as ee | HURCHES | wes) 3 #108 8 As tgs ti 105% leurty. lde ta 20ec per dozen bunches. and ea AG te cd. 40% ¢ ee te war oe ae } iNSPey i “2 116 | 5 | Sh be a white $2 Le u, Saturday quotations: i004 rdinary ly beloved wife of the la Oe 3M te ) : ; c 4 an lit oa i ( ordinary, Chic.,_ 40% _« oa chenhanial 3 " ‘OPS 95%) 951, 3 5 RHUBARB—Mick 6 lg hothouse fancy,|13.50c; low middling, 16¢; middling. mother of Mrs, Joseph Blemenfeid, Sam |DOG—Lost. etraved or ro white a, {ddl and Milton Mark and sister of Kd Loewen. kan Spitz. Monday; answers name Chic. 41% __ 40% on G | , rd. Webster 1040. — ePTERX mR OATS. ee eee ie may! | | omy - ; F Q QR woe f 35 r dozen bunches; Louistana > ° F iB ER OA ns ey sal a ar | aaa 4 , 19) 100% ost ioe ™ 23: Pte o rt eaaket. i R | March oth. boulevard. Deceased yee .. Sy seed of St. Fritesie: return. Allen. 12 ) | | 19°! SALSIFY—Home-zrown 25¢ to 4Ue oer | New Orleans Spot. | | Louis Chapter No. 357. O. B. 8 (eT) ) in: reward, (7) dozen bunches : | NEW ORLEANS, March 6—Spot cor- MOHEN—Enterea into rest on Thursday Lost: Boston bull: Gravois near SHALLOTS—IJAtisiana. 160 to 20¢ oer; ton closed steady. % points up. at . These super-values will March 4, 1926, at 6:05 p. m.. ward ananer answers to tame Queen: en i! | dozen ge poeta Ml Ine-krown ecreén Onions | 43)°: low midd! ne 15:2%7e: ; a: | | F. Mohen, dearly be Wolk} husband of Cath: hairless spot ou right elide of per dozen binches a S hile: od midd : Q 35% ae frine Mohen (nee @iK) ear father « ? 2 , y ONIONS=30s $1.85 ena $431: ac 450913. eres € advertised only 7 the tobert FE. Mohen, dear son of Mre. y Hg be 4 ) Sapki: te; reward, Canes sis > » Mohe: i our dear brot} xon-in-l os — ~~ son sn ] OST -DISE A TC H. Fixed i «ail ou uea rr wean »n-indaw and brother-in-law, aga New Orleans Cotton. hours of Selling and defji- Funeral on Monday, March 8, nd Gra: DOG—Lost ; white spitz; Mexic an fancy Pa fe ; IY EY ae. March 6.—-Cotton fu- m.. from Gebken's chapel, Texas a? "$7.50. and cholic (5 ohne. clon at a net advance ot nite Bargains make it a vols avenued to St. Margaret's Church, swers to name Dailey. Re. th ence to Calvary Cemetery. (c7) te Mabe ashed ou: 6 ploints, March. 18.50@ 18.5 ‘ ; ‘ Ox gipowe: sew, Texam | May, 18.010018.04c: July. 17:53@17.6-: | day Of worth-while econ- |) a RPHY. Entered into rest on Thursday, turn to 213 Pine: reward. Gar- SONY, 6748 A ‘ 1g a37 H456 t ¥ bent ped} * per bu ; : p ity in bu basicet . Bc ale vi °° 7 Dive: aren rer 67 ; e M:; } 4. ‘ ; ; > »* aat ' TOI % ote : LOLA | SAUE ait AU’ on make: ne hid, 18.7Ae asked. O . He e: a ~ 8 pod '§ OMILES, imp] (nee arene 7 ed : Ay 7 held 2021. (c7 | } + 4 ; $ ) ha var id Ls ww. ba +o. ip; middling, H2e. James T. Murphy, dear mother of Wiliam. | ; on a ; . 0 101% 2 o1ie 43). io1i capke, $11.50 3 iii | Catherine, Marie and Ralph hee f sister a ae ern Aedes x ohaize. P1OD%, 101% 1 =e - See Monday’s | ef Mrs. Mary Toeller and Mrs. Elizabeth tes be rom o7et Ps i Sh 3 wy OF a a it S 615; —— ; n+ es’ ’ Z . 4U +~y bo: oq | ~ i yr 437 ' 1 104 104 104 104 i mates Tn wet rie - , Ate it) | 68 ee : “ - a obinson. } " , ey pple cd Mandl Wh § M : FRUIT MARKET _ New York Cotton | | | Funeral from the family residence, 4130 | FRATERNITY PIN— Lowi , Gamma Pi Cn- PP} rf ; 7 ' ‘ ed q~ oF, ; : es a ue i : Pa } Ener aes : i Dp aa De Tonty atreet. on oMnday March. Rg. “ slon: initialed > 4 H. F’. ‘all 7" , nw . S 5s a ae tf Apple Trade Dull and Prices kav- a ont March 6.—Cotto aed 2:30 p. m. Interment in Calvary Cem (O71J. Rewa le hy Liddiine Fike. Wateeas © “ | tery. Deceased wes a member of Wood- FRATERNITY pic fost; pearl s ; T i n ' : € a te ] , ‘ 4 Dime Mas 5; 7 | 6X5, | FOREIGN BONDSs. : Fed M T Oo o5s 34 | ay = “O14! 917 : or Buyers. men Circle, Universal Grove No. 328. initials «©. #1. l 1 8 ee Fy me yy gare es. .7 "] ihe gpd ROW S la nn + Ory — ~ —_ - - 1 RR A eR OOO Nate | core om ere Mia Renin . ; K, + Bagge re se ir for These Tuesday Bargains so ftiton and Belleville (1U.) papers please} ward. 57 Enright. Puteate dr 2 West exerted bearish ey , ' City ’ ee a 92 & aa gd Ana we Jul) Lae; 0 ———- ys m3 } ant, t rt ae eT 4-440 > | end, hard fruit prices favor. buy- em | 0); OLSEN—On Yriday. March 6, 1926. at : local cash gram market wheat rhan $7e! 163, pre | 2, oe) oe | ers. mean oh fons NAACtC! Port, HF . py . : 4:10 p. m., Ole Olsen, belov brother PUP—Lost, | straye ot, atolen: Pd, nie an both ott and hard erades.{Found ¢c F* }] DOR 0 1, | | § 273} Sidy| 8249): @d and decaying stock salable only | _ Low. Ct} ev. Clone. _UNDERTAKERS of Louls Oleen and the late Knud Olsen, old: reward! g Ts were ermal and Gemand tusited mo at ay a> ; \ , Joy | ig }t0 cheap trade Ww price Sales Of |}March ..19.3¢ .09 19.27-30 19.34 vou aa our dear uncle and brother-in-law. ’ wet YR we fo owner. 105% " 104 romp , nd Sgn ae 1G EB Ge @u | O76! Ont, , {apples were reported ag follows: 150 bar- | 1°". ) - “0+ . an | lf id 4704 Kens! Bellegiade. Lindell. “@18OW, bal i ahs atesdy. to 2a lower Deman has 93 ’ li 7 E Ge 6%) OR | 975%! 97 , eet ported we | ay 14.7 8.! 8.72-74 18.66-67 | D sh Hi +. f uneral from residence. 4704 Kensin aman rf 1% 18 02-03 | re mann= arral On averue, on Sunday, March 7, at 2 ‘30 GLASSES Lom gray tortoise | aud thee lemani was g00 GReata 30) 62%) 6224) 82%! 6: 3-Con E | | a ee ee ee ee a ton See i. 1 18 ie | UNDERTAKING CO., D- m., to Bethania Cemetery. (e) | _Thuraday. Grand ARI4R. . 76 hls tas ning a shane tower wheat ranged ; ae , ug ti 10% iL ere a, | 3 5 hg ‘3s 3 ii ditnGee wise ‘Sebteinue ch Ok Se 4 06 » W: 7:0) : ~' 2320 UNION BL Forest 4784. (c8) | PEIFFER—-Entered {nto rest on Friday, HANLBAG—Loat, tn dopastaiea store. mt | immediate trade get . , Tes ‘ a , T. F 27 27 A > 25! € - r % ge ; - ” , Oren : 7 Bt eli " “4 ; ’ porta 31 ee ee - - prarem te ' a March 5, at 1 a. mM., Adarm Pelffer Sr., brown leather handbe leather whipped ven tn the tabie are fn the anmuai cash payments paseg on tis n 1 hore previous close Win (Gil Saf Ra: . ' ry 09812190! lin B Fin °” ; ( ee ata ots ne ee ee ae es bg fades gee arcn et oR pony . |bDeloved husband of the late Mazgaret Peif- edge: containing abeat’ Gn in currence lf-vear declarations or in case of newly listed *ecurities, Td low to Sac higher early | ; ; - a: - Iigge ise in ' OON | $ ' 991 roi tiga a Pian Rotate BA yey eal itera “b= > FO, Sg she, a lage EE saga 1! ay. si |\fer (nee Donnelly), father of William, Finder Please return to a, K. : ] | | & ity iran x BS Lo oe deltv- ee, SRS Ag ewe VETO LE! few’ Adam Jr., Arthur, John, Robert, Margaret,/ or eal) Garfield 8028: reward. unced at the time of original sale and listing Uniess iosed w! i¢ Mey ae >}, 4%.{ 241 24h | 2 =: ot} tered epi hing een: ‘ epecia' Aividends are not Included The letter (e) indicates Pn Traction te ractio [2 C 3 ) | | 6s 72 .. 5 ‘106%, 106% 106% 106% |ings. gi 3 ee pti SER D E A $3 H S Peiffer Tayon and the late Emestins KEYs- lost: Twuredag. 3 ¢ on ring. j. Fores: ' | Bi 92 w "O00! LOe; a Le March &, at 8:30 a. 6344W a tong Se en a 0° 4 a° or ort ere ; a9 wineal U . ‘a Wi] - re. , ae ; j + f “2 ©) rs 191) } t : ; Monday, ‘ ine ca ————— Sr ME SRS. Stas corn Sie* and fa fd . 1. 10% 03 | rere et os —T ced @EEO tn anita: Rok o Grain Bids and ‘Offers. : idence, 7411 Minnesota ave- ane CONTAIN icR—toet: Phureday; nai name WA 9 4 9A 95',' 94 94 —eniage @2 ta &h- tenldwis i Pee Fy CHICAGO, March 6,.—Grain — . oniface Church, thence to ante BE. Noonan inside: Went End. . ffers follow: Olive Cemetery. 7) erside 41065; rewa tery a he gtar r the Ou fay L Y bay y 4. Mi stg] Mt) » 6 ] 190% 100% 100%, 100% Ht § :; to Sif winesaps 3 be pte ba ns | L [NSE PLA’ N-YH"- ne: a f onaily net. fiizher and Hel Ine pid mt ae oO ae. ivtas r bua 4 . es : : Idaho bu mate man beauty : Bes Ge Bids. Offers. | ALOE—oOn Saturday, March 6, 1926. at! REU Whe into rest on nae ay, | +e a ~ LATE — last 4 Hy Review | ai Sea pe aneoansed. Corn was ui y Chem | 3! 2 S) 3 va Wi.. 24'100% 100% 100% 100%, 3, S29. rs rano $1,22 WHEAT.: he Washington Hotel, peloved Aloe,| “March 6, 1926. at 1:55 a. engas :|"" Reward. Riverside 2505, onde 0 Task . i'w hiss Bin eee | Ho | >) 7. 5 12 } } j i inl Pi on } — Pr 405 fone ¢ “iat aaa . iter c ae » “eo ®@ | P r{ r *t ‘ _ TANK—Lane; No, 69 6 ig % The 94 94% 94 ir. Florida ber “ mfrigerat ar- | % 0G main” lee ney A., is P., David B, and Sidney street, relict of George } K., between lith and Monroe 1 Nr ethwestern viarke Ory ep . ' 4 2 , 15 ; em 4! an rid had TieY care U neat, *OMpD: \ Int “4: ryt : } R ae ‘ “Y ~ " | Of} tom ~ ) . 9: 4 f o ,f) Th [ } ( v Als ‘ 1 _? : > 5 = aoe + e. ‘ I « - , = «a? . . ia j ' : ~ « ‘) 78) Ht) a] ’ i ’ . s aii _! > ‘eee es) e 7 : i . . ‘ » a a te © loved mothe of Mrs. Carrie ‘ipeoman ~. T +4 6681 4 week azo : ; st Je ‘hn Ma , ” 4( yaar | 5i ‘ ~ dikes al Mary Bchuler ang’ hon. beloved Funeral on coireae March 2. at 8 30 ma 5 a a teste ous Testers nest’: wv | | ; ae et ; Ing eons Silene BAS Te ae ero rie ehor t . : a. m rom Gebken's cha exas and on : Colfax ! to é; RG 3 sta aud our dear sister-in-law, aunt and SS SS 828 i and Ld10C last yeas nelude ; nV « n today’s bohd oa ‘ | o ahi } | ; afe loca) and 16 through mM receipte. Mesabi Ir " 2 "9 fee TLMMONS_O a}! fort 16 ai say . tees tg avenus, to RING—l st: Frid gh 3 393%) 3 | Egg Prices Easier—Receipts Con- | $3.50 to $5.25 ler $2.50 1 3.22 | Jul és ehh I, 4} Monday morming, March 8, at, Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. (cl) Be Rewer d Colfax Je a 46 3 he he - ye . 2 re ‘ ishels compared WIth . Mengie Co ‘ alled mergep c which were S4 uu» Bushele i Meng : : ; $2. 240 a ween and 12.84) aet cP Wet Stores © pease tinue Heavier ner box in jobh: ‘a Tt .. m.. from the sesidenes of har : ve 7 ey . ~ \~ . a ver} “ * Aya : s P “ . - © . - a oe - sf ° > , SHELL poe Yi vy. March D. 192 26. a . al ‘ g ne! uced Hs care |: ne t{ roug A amt ; > 6) : C ry 4 i Is BUTTER. 5G Wy , iy os PE PRU D4 , q (Race 2418 Beil avenue, to St. Teresa 8 to. Re Shelly loved husband of the . yy a ogi we wart: F fi B 1 BAN?! aenord! eh z ( New York Coffee. jhureh. Interment in Calvary Cemetery./ late Catherine Shelly and dear father of _ Tyler 4214 between & a af strong at tne , receipts whic h — Pye hy } > ’ =. ¥ 7 ae ction [ oS 7 nh a*’\?, ’ 4 c . mn cog " > di Pav LTRY n> nea tp at ) : _ BAN A? \ AS-—I: n i ‘ ~TeT er . > Pa s od ‘£4? 4 { os } — ime act : : A ; : - iobbing way loose. 6 4« _ NEW RK, March 6.—Co fer Rio 07 ) | Mic hael, Annie and the late Hugh Sheily, ROLL or BILTS— Lost: fin —— ori Dns were firm ang *% throug Lay ve +t ! ' tee page ang '& " COCOA NUT S—- I: obhing ws ald ap eee ta a | Mtabot 8D: Sale, 1¢ Bo a a n 8188 - idea os a bs ies n¢ | and our deer ugcle. grandfather and great- __ Hiland 1508R. Reward. - pus ars loc and hae oul ‘ - : . fc POULTR -Fow.s. avy. ect | from Bopp’s chape! irkwood, Mo. In- li-law and uncle. RING— Found; near Jette and = . 7) 7. at 2-30 PR. ington. Yhone orest x (es) ae Sunday, March s , and opening condit revailed Be ics ana 712.000 vear: com recrir : r. the bonds P & onditions 4 ‘ me Fe ~ 1: aotio Why pegre obye se ey -_ > : 4 : mc )fow.s. light, 2O0'%c: ho “ns, min (5 | terment Bel obecrintan Cemeterv. fe Funeral s r hiehs to the end. The most active issue A Med eon ond 1 40% ONO: | ee | ee aes ? ‘ull chickens. 10c; | cocks. loc: 82 ‘BOEHMEN—On Friday, March 5. 1926 ,m.. from William F. Paschedag’s chape : ‘ hod efeeee . _ ath, : pu : 2 o ” - o « Tt ings. ] rs Je -. OPOLeTS., Joan Boeshmen of ixis Longte!! low boule. | OR?! > North (rand —— to Western : and yy ri To meer | as ve : s 6Drine ro RR ROTDS On vard, beloved father of Louis L. Boehmen | Lutheran Cemetery. 1 Union No "102. | are all actin) was Missouri Portland There was cate receipts were 31G.000 b , : } efi ; ; ‘and Mrs. ‘Prank Fitzgerald and Mrs. G. er ky My nee ficial Tater Aid. Iron Worked high.|@ Sharp rise itn Pedigo-Weber on i al sens ey ay ee SG Ces. | Rher- Wil ) 40% 7a) 40%; lack springs. 350: stages. °4¢: turkeys, come of the, /imited business. Hamilton-Brows Ushels. compared with 478,000 | ¢; ae in bi 13%! 18%| 13% 13% | aoc: eal tee ae Rinse oo” enerat” t — Pont = are ey La-| and Steel Workers Union No, 26. 8 BOM on. aca ae eat Be week ago and 50G 00 aad aes ete ‘ : : mil Ces CP sy — ee , onaggges lia lalla ey ai Irom Peetz’ funeral home, La-! 5° ) oct eta ee aAWare & fa Was better, ne hinmen: 45,5 NO0 Si . gigi mnared | qos) \ ret pi Bee I] rary ea Kevs. ¢: éucks. déc: ducks, email | fayette avenue at Longfellow boulevgrd, Benevolent Society. 6 with { NO: eek ago and @28000i2 «cue * ee | Gey seg Me mtn — wot “haar iP opin Monday, March &. at 2 dD. m. In vermnent is a er ee into rest y. : S-Eral Ff "eon 1) RoI BF aah I jes, niggas ter ee BRS Over, | lat Bellefontaine Cemetery. (c7)|_ March 5, ae A age sega b iaaa ese’ | auingae Bee tee ae: canes SOT em eee ONE amen cRceIEAR Re valent, age £0 years, Leiovea husband of Fe ir dé Mar ' } pe ' ’ ~- ’®at, ais Ssiilnme) were 4h tho oon BRINKMANN—E intered into rest on Friday, |Sophia Valenta (nee Touzinsk i) t sneer CARPENTERS & BUILDERS — a pe | as K. MORE NORMAL TI TREND - busheis Pom pa red | : (000 a week - . 5 ° 2 I "} 5, ’ riy " ' Cpt ec? "abe : " 4 516 00 Ihe rear a a on i's ‘ . = - i" , ; , = Q - 7 - ‘ si : wm aids ' ” ‘eae ony ; March dD, 192 t i} KF ot H,. ; ade | « ago ant A i P > : n b “ a * S. « ae ons, « .DS., Capone. an > De TR. rancis . r | raiuro? ry “ : Clearances wer- 50.000 bueahe] ok dlltee ‘fom 2 carl ons meal ions ; 290. capens. dan a 30c- ¥ Brinkmann of a51¢ Alice avenue. beioved | father of . al “i n > :? iad rif ge : . ‘/ & - No . 2 sii 9; ° - ms “ ey ‘ husband of Bertha Brinks l1aln (nee Zoller}, , dear son of h — th nee my an om it th screens, cabinet work ey 4 nm) . ] , Oe ne i Ann bushel ; a i ¢ Tt he a1 ar d fiour 2 “ . E : a4 2 a ’ > ' : e 20 » Y . . KA . on dear father ori bang C. - ou a, (jecar | oy he dear vbrot er ro 1er + d (e7Fi aken:s al} : see gaps ; 4 re is GC i i eves ie as Se Poorer wae: S00 aes ® and Edmund nkmann apd our dear fa- | ovdel rlors, Missiseip- raph LAYING yo rfacing. refinishin ter the open- NEW YORK.” March 6.—The curb ee Louis Cash Grain. ub ‘A') 10 7 63! 17 {397 [|1bi small and dark. 60c. hie alahte: 9° i lalate cata ip! a Milen avenue. P*"Due’ notice ce _2307 floors. We furnish power / closed the most act! ry tio. Sree Mare on the €f-i-. = A : -eiyy7 | lbs. 1115 @1fe: 180; | : . : n prog YTeRse een re swost ae ase — in its — 7 ay ’ ’ om 4 follows: : } ° “2 . ‘ j . A POU Ibe. 10%, Saat Ua 1 me - F un era! Mon ay, March g, at Ad D. m.. ime wi ] be given. = SON. aaiaae: pag it] ne §F a ody of stocks ass ~ ) aS 4 : . P oe Tees from Math. Hermann & Son's chapel, Fair | VOLLRATH— Yer: 7 rest Thureday | 4 sag op er ind fel) *& Di0Ore normal trend Prices opened low oe : . A / 94 94, ' on canal 0 eg ble Pte! Miggsregges siege and West Florissant avenues, Interment |! March 4, 1926, at an wes Crees " etre er, but there was net the excite ed specula- NO. 2 red wi ~h _ S74: ny = ya eel »| 10% eg and valabie_onis Ae. coma te “Eodue- riedens Cemetery. Deceased was a char-| Vollrath (nee Zoeapenen’. Peiaved. wife o a7 5, ne a6. mn. “te 763°" Mo eS ee © to Loc ber Ib. Sheer ler member of North St. Louls Turnverein,; George Vollrath, dear mother of ad hae a td ur i er 8:30 2 ‘ »h tA} : “ 8. which hon that a “1 the dealings of the ou wheat, | : No. 2 hard w “Tie ‘ ‘ ‘ oT e lage ° | 0 : *ROGS Jum? me : (c7 | Jr.. Mrs. Meta Robinson, Mrs. meatitiiiniad J Elsie and Esther Vollrath and y before, sold first four ds f the ek, Stocks which 1.67; No, re wheat, 91.6 - . “ ‘i - = ‘dD. . - SS Sees ne es es! : : ’ Rul B%) aa: Soe Sr ; Medium. $5.25: BUSER-ARNOLD—Entered_ {nto rest at | Bachmann, Ly ‘small. $4: babies $1.00 ver dozen Te ee ie ee oa ; oth rT 14a Porte City, Ia., on Thursday, March | OVr dear grandmother. CARPE OLEAN’G—UPR'LS’G » t of $450.9 A the hottom ag } cree 38) * ne : | — - . ¢ ‘* 1128 Li: die ‘ * e- *- sr 4 We. , . n of ts “ : 4 . ; Ciall me . : . eray 4 a | . cee es } 2 , am A + * ; @ 2) J . Als g.- : ae A A¢ a M reh 8, at A} “4 r @ point DUT pPpOReR, n } hey n @TSe: No. 7) “OTT. ? Oe: SS Poke Baer . . : . ; : 4, 19°86 t 3:50 m. m osipa r | Funeral Monday. a P. below 99 an oe on the market = . A. we COFN. Oo gc: No, hite corn,’ .. 72) © spl 9 ot! “ Ry be “i. aaa aia a,” bere (nee Arnold’. at ed “wite es Pee ap mmeee | froin farnily residence, 40 Highland t¢ terrace EMPIRE CARPEF ¢ O.—Ox14. “? 7! and eulted in jos ' fa point to 3 points from ye: Oo. > whit vie Wie. Sa ti an Ties { f ! ov dha ‘ % gre Og ey ee) a | Buser, dear mother of Arny! d Robert Richmond ‘Hei bo Ine ineration uri $1.2 25; Oxl2 renovated, $3. Lin deti Gas © Beer ? A ni . - —— a Buser, dear Gaughter of Celestine Arnold, | Crematory. Kriegshauser service. - Bs, ES inal “[vons-Med. the coming prices of Friday. United 204) IRIG | ee ” 6 aia "satege “eae ‘ «Ha 5. fan! enecde tigtet! M\ nnesot a dear sister ef Frederick W Arnold, Mrs. |} WAGNER-—On Wednesday, Marel 2, Sis and comet verment at PR% compared with it. ” F : . QK'- RR Pepin ~ = : pare) BEATIY Bl the nr ¢; 7 “0; 2 ly} ate, L@4i tc: No. 3/;¢ * . ee, , ‘sacked round whites, 3:4. 9 $3.75; Ida | ; ” le previous final of 101%, and the higg ' ul ‘tr ; “he ae > * y : ‘ opie 7 Frank J. Koeyper and Joseph Arnold. at © io p. m., William Wagne desr tlower The! of the year of 144. This {s one insta coe _ ahs Caged ate “yee rs 94 “he aa red ussets. $3.75 to $4 according | ‘ eunerel pander. at 2 p. m., | une ‘le of Anna C. See Ww tam one _ELEOTRIO WIRING Tc. among many drastic declines reeult ‘ a ek: om es " rom the ron chapel, North Urand | Frank Schutzius. better known as Schultz FOU KR ree s bnds was dis: | trom the opheaval of the first three days St. Louis Hav Market. ¢ . ‘mac HIE AGO, 5 ge om ge A boulevard, to Friedeps Cemetery. (c7) lat the awe of 60 years. $26. _ Call Victor Saeiwe _— Baten 8 of the for. | of the week. mOelny he ntinued firm on bhetter !.-. gael ie “ Bory | tur or g bo: to FE a Ont Ire springs | DEPRICH—On Friday, March 6, 1926, at! Funeral om Sunday, March 7, at a =. |v ¥OR new end eid , : Many stocks which were thought (? es, With lower giades lul?, Light 4 ” a pigs BE Bon aay: OL 4 a 5: 05 a m., Louis Dedrich, aged 68 7 jm. from Weick Bros.’ funeral herding. 3088 Viratnia av re not large ‘have been driven down below prices at over mixed fir Heavy clover ret " a ?P : noey “uneral f ‘sidence of Mra. J. Duchouqguette street to } . Cc i j mee i ee ae : / ns - ’ in iit GR — PMtter (Ower: re- era rom Té 8) e .# Saeh ( as goilne on | Sich they were entitied to sell were smek- ulet and stead: Pure clover har firm | ML & © pn L 12? ~ 73 A ‘ ' ' AG tube: creamery extras 41%%c: | Meyer, Lakewood and Walnut, B50 ten: | Deceased | ember WRIGH’ T RIG h (ing their proper leve and this resulted in m No. ~ Sonne ora uiet. Alfalt ‘tol A ! rm. id 4 25181 | ee je oe dy PA ie 4] Fag : via ny ll "40 Ys “hile: | vols, Sunday, Marcha 7. 3: 30 a) Lonie Camp No vo. *e j Some recovers Included amon : States Gov. | ¥e™ Remington Typewr'ter, which was Notations: 7 “timothy hav ein : nc athe phere - eceint . ate: an ; No, Uumothy LY, : ee - receint 18.459 cases: ex be Ww ay up almoat 3 po ints, and Glen A den Coal, “wer 10 cancaru timothw har 3 ATE Al ' re ~2 7 a frets. “2 oe , a Grate. 2b le Gok | 23, 1026, Miss Catherine Dugdale, sis- | l Ward, son of Mr. and Mrs. John me : | ter of Mra, Mary O'Connell, aunt of Mra. | brother of Jerry . George, Katherine Ward, “and Mrs. Kermey. Treasury ‘S/ which was up - -s: NO. 2 timothy hay, S20) to £22: X At: lob } | Oji->-s jinars Arete ‘ee —> 10% m ad hay a BR: X ior ry a, ‘Oar j ‘es ' KAN: ; y ; A ». P, . Cal. . Ne, Ber] 34/250" 245 "1250 18 3 et Seeecsiy | March 9th, and Will Continue a Few Days Only Boi: 2:23 GAM OG. GE | Ketnering! wards pnd Nirw: Remmi: | rs 4449 Olive Interment | _~ * ores ~~ as 2353 Bo8 > -~nm~ im) S were ac. — i — Tf h - miged hea: : ‘ : hectoar oo - Roni atl XM . rer 1 wey. ot nt s 228, fa; 2249; 22% | utter G segs Dutterfat and vote- L > ae Clearings, Money, Silver! So. 2 heavy clover mix re $10 in $20. PR 14) 86 a5, 3 € utcha need ff Thousands upon thousands of dollars’ worth of new, gon- § ')..” . Oo ‘& Kelly funera! Lodge * td? my sig Sr oo oh Fellow: | opERe feiivered al ay iP ay, ' ee m ; nixed } . arp : : 4 + ll - , rev eipt sg, 1,463: creamery—high- | u n c 4 . - Louie Clearing House — fale 2 ‘ alfalfa i ie * 3 te 13615 rg 151 ler than extras. 430 to Ao 75: . do, extras. ; ° U. 8. Army and Navy Goods and other merchandise | Sunday, Feb. od at lu a. m. eens nn RIB into rest on Fri- ‘ av s ty > wided te fandard a? ; ‘ hay. | mj ri ’ ee* 4 “7 . Fe | ‘ 7 . 7 i -° » * a aivary seme We > i at «et F, 26 t 2 Zi ? 1@r- | There was no |$18.000.000; corresponding day last yeu aT EA- we S aitcine toy. On oo alive Pio L 8 6 8. |....: Lagiee ae eee ee Pree tiga = Enmost every description will be sold at prices unheard Hi Ceivary Cemetery, ts Bisa | me Ween ee ad, 1S mee Hare LACE CURTAIN CLEANING irket today, | #18 200000: this year. $1. -4.35.200.000; P heire prairia he (> S20- No. bInter | [es po, BI ALS, BLM!) 31% | - fresh ered, firsts, nts 28c. | of before. Carloads of goods will be displayed. Below |, ©. Egen, beloved wife of the late Jonn | jate Amelia Wehrinann (cv RT AINS cleaped. | pisin | pair corresponding period iast year, $ 41l.- iy ay tw $19: No. 2 prair'e hay, “ies ) 5c | Chees a or ae. a Fgen, devoted mother uf Jane FEgen Bres- dear father. father-tn-law. —— and | 2A ihe Jere » QO: repert of debita for March 5, $26 ¢: r OLG yp : S65, 565, SGM | sEW YORK, Mi . a | we name a few prices to give you an Idea of the almost nahall an: andmothe nen [eee teenie } | Beh bresnahau. Funeral from the eign ar "chapel. 22m yi. al O00: tot baal 2 ei *? ; “1” " ‘ unch ™ +70 ") € al to date. 1 £46 200. : WHEAT pojnce ] AWER is yf o + a. r rn change ai | from residence. 4468 -kKvans avenue. to|1-45 haneed to 4 19000000: total to. date, $1 000. a ~ jst 0 _—x 1 «1 3 _§§ Tuesday, March 9. Read our big ad in this paper Monday. Visitation Church, Interment st Calvary | wirgingoN-—at his residence, 4231 Page conc RETE out changed ‘we Son 0008 Soin, to. dave POR ath ait itbaaits! VEGETABLE MARKET Pate Ned “Aebite were THAN CLOSE LAST wet St O of K] S119 118/121 | a . Whalegos ince Coos i ae | tot Gate to individua} and hank and : : | of Neb! 2 ¢ 2 2 ——_$_—___——_— e vuABLEMAN—ai Cieveiand. O.. on Tuee-, husband of Louise neon (nh ress ter 07 oe AS Gurey | DaDKera’ accounts, $2.646.700.00 Special to tho Post-Dispatch. is TY 34%! AVE BIg) 3° | Potatoes Nomiimauy Steady at the 9 day, March 2 1926. at 2:30 Dp, &, nee). Sant Se ea a PAINTING, plastering: et. set | 2th Marc mer rreg: ( ei - ox “iaaw iaqar '~ | lags : a : t elove usba: of | L from! .* 6G Pricee darts” j -HiCaG . Marcu o.—as uts ing | n 44 33% } oO Week-End. CW, all, [Myrtle ast pleman, be Combs). dear son | 4245 Lindell bowler At Sunday. Maren | PB po bie ning? PITRE Sted ~ "> Db , ite 47 . 10 vcentimesr Exche ; he a ling lc iffering OD —_—- ‘. ab o D. Mm | fereon I 427 ne pntinued (is Wants ie donee eal Meo ate, POS ee cttioae UP hold, | MISCELLANY OUS O1TS. "| Trading’ was “practcaliy waapended | Pedleray- dreinee ot facnly Hace ene | eee —_ On Th ' howeve , oe — me ——— : : nae ‘ r in ra deric , - . to iain tte : devs Geller war t ak heiibe io eof. etiues, Wien paige PE 9 al Pe 6 ee “Sisine! rain addi 3 = the | With heavy |e Gilbert and Mrs. Carrie » Walke WILLIAMS Saleees into rest on Thure | PAINTING ' afiver.. : ci —— es See tae eee : : ‘s (ya; 8's! 31 Price were nominally mendy. eed atock | , canvas top . Funeral a Arthur J. gem 24 a | day. March a? ae nies wanes | = —_ 518 nenes " r belleved , oe Ag Doo estes Peac } 1 iS] “ Poca : : re - lors, SS4t inde!!! boulevar oD a7. Sr relict of eien Hilfe 4140s, eat | pais ery TMaecoul tra : 1 Yercomne ¢} waa a ae Se aekadln” eat lar tal " . 1h, a S| 3 at 1woteation which were: Northerr ob- | 7 wT | re: 1% owe “moanthe hil ee ese ein. ~~" i * graphy seb. “et. a ia Ke at 94 , | 2 lO. SO ee r ge Pe oe halla Cemeetry. Dec eased was a member; yj, and Mre. Lydia Sutton of Seu Aa- 6 Be Three monthe tille : on. Ai th ; today prices were | Cari oo Jeo! 0%; 39° blers $4.2 a Ie $425 Ho! d triumphs $3.83 : e d Sj e: ave Bridge and Sia ctural iron Workers er a. ond ithaed Wileees 2 “ley. 12 te Midla a ont t : nee Oo BC i “wha rer ; ‘= Alles pV v 3 eh Ra 3 ” | aaeeeel | GInsLER—E tered into rest om Friday. | or“ pe Oleed was a tember of| _wuil gan ftBo ronan —— ase! coming Monday w e de a es” Yond Potat> price range: Colorado russet | 9 March 5, “er tharies Harold Glesier, | wast Gate Lodge. Nom 446. A, F. and A. | | -{ClOaes weather - bus 16 | G : s 7 ie A. Giesler (nee Bief- yr st, Louis ete Mo. b. 1. 6. F.| Resid . map - watie dt or ° y th Q | , ‘ oe WwW ‘ert adh. _ tiome-crowrn and brother of Fred ss Grace Gles- | aud Broth erhood of Stationary ogineere a ston ws’ nls ABS. wb gg mar Me ( fog : | nancy ‘ball, ; : ‘ tvlorr ty eee iz) “2 b ! l ‘Ar erate = ' 1? 1ent ve » na went, Mivices told ot or epee er , ae aS sey: a, BEE ae gurdine to, $1) ue ae". per | Fo seine % (ce?) at 1 ws m.. Louls Peter Well, age 3 | Co: ae ee ae ai "enez ~ +] . | $i, 5 Gre. 4 ; vu banke accurdinag to Ai itv a ome ' res * | years. orn showed stubbornness afte: the Warmer ; 2% + twete SO C | GOLTERMANN - —menneeed, Sate oe 2 | Funeral Sunday. 2 p. rom Mercer vesterday to reinstate a ci = i | $66 j j | Themday, Maw - 5 o & funeral parlor. Granite city, fie to Beile | eg . = Ps : if ' oem $45 to ) per to j ~ ; a koe dan “cae MINING. aNink #1 ANT —Loutsiana $4.50 «& S 6 Our Sho Windows f OH . Pry | 2102 aan age Ese gene ) od of John | ane Ses furnace: P f ‘ef 7 r -) - a Ww or ces mann Jr., dear daughter of Hanna Tuhro, OR Cae | cister-in-law and aunt, in in _MEMC 1AM ae) | RHA 109 N. 13th. M ¥ jUPPLY Co. ~ = CeO mie the vear and - , é tht clover mixed hay. $20 to $21: No. - 2 7. .' 5% 8334! BS ¥ : , hen ¢ : ‘836. other classes poul- J J-OC ll of New Y p Sunday ) ; , and ohn U Connell © Ow 10rK 1 & ° : ativ Louia, Oak Grove elery slemibor of Anchor | EXPRESS. AND HAULING YORK. ee 6.—Butter cloein g ' chapel. “1418 North ‘eo or avenue. Funeral © oitel. 1453 § otlege. Sita = (eq) pear. ion reported clearings for March, 1936, (nee Peters), our, @ to 7 D4 , ‘ and dear grandmother of Char, » eR grandfather, aged Debita to individual account# Be South P 7 7 ¥ § pouitr quiet and steady: prices | . | : Di eee unbelievable bargain opportunities that: await you here [| vunera) Monday. March 8, at 8 a. m. '8t. Louls avenue. Monday. March 8, at sor LANEOUS NOTICES. distan' po. ‘bits to bank and bankers’ accoums, G PP y m., to #t. John’s Cemetery. (c7) sd EL NE 8 U and wr wrecked | Cemetery. _ | boulevard, James D. Wilkinson, beloved biastipg. Graner Construction Co. S ranging Uree today Three per cent feature wheat market today ‘ - _ PSs “PRY “98% | » of heat market ’ Bs ¥ TiC Pr nd the late Suphia| 7. ST. LOUIS PRODUCE ROW, March 6. of August Gableman and the ~~ UBS was a member of Mf. Auburn Camp Ww. O. (Ci i h.! Low. | Close LONDON M: ——HKar o dave because -~ - ‘(also twas slow, light sales being reported March 6. at 2:30 p. m. Interment in Val!- father of Mre. Alice Atchison of Detroit, —- Papert vine, .c can Re at $3. go. of track invoice weights, nee | the Armbruster cnaod. | PLUMBING— —inetalled _ is over 2.000, 000 UmUe.8 2 he | Gibson : nt ee nyt ee 1 @ burbanks, $3.70 per 100 lbs. | ag — — “_ . - ' ) * ‘ | hwestern unter whe T 'B3' 265 ar} * U8 | mane U0 : 2; ° i npc i Catherine Goldbeck, at the age o ] Mondey. March :* ee ' — of 26.009 mnels were 1 rded. ¢ ; 1 : : onthed °, = ea) rill a over the report o ee * : vs qt ‘TATIONS. P Si ral private from Stuart's parlors, o Valhalia Ce (eT mille we | , pore Pennok | ’ 4 ie ARTICHOKES—Caill! furnia $3.90 to $4! ~ Dg . one eS avenue, on Sunday at > TE pena >. 2 ‘ ! , i™% Za : 8! Terdinand Cemetery. | WOLF—Entered tnto rest March &. 1925 OveNnin ing . ¢ in €! hi ouraged KRUY loca!) Uraged «#n) Wile CABBAGE—Old. New "work $60; Texas, M NCOK Emma ©. Goltermann (nee Tubro), of | fontaine Cemetery. (eT) changey Lo ' leher a } Ack ae ee ‘ 4 3 - >] ati a © t! if wer - js5 per sister. our dear ~ In Yeving memory of our dear husban. CSP Fe Ljgt Lidat ,on because of i Cone M &S! , j : } a . Se ; basket and Northern washed $1 to arm mock figures was re- | 0 Cr 1 x, » OU movement ations point to &n {ne reased | Bereka Cr oi i58) home-eroen 60¢ te 7bc ner hv hoz Romaine will He in state at the Wacker. | rom lilinois within a few daye ben ) : , - Ww . = erlngs tO arrive wer “” — yier and 1! ere Hawth Min! ° Te a 7 af 4 CAULIFLO ER . Calif orn! $1.85 to ati ~ bb 78%c, July Bliac. | Fong Cop M! AKRUTS—New iexas $1 tw $1.50 pe: . e | her forty-fourth year and father. Frederick G. Vogel, whe died | 4. G. BRAUER | 8 ent ea att Helderie chape), 3635 Gravotse avenue, until four yeare ago March 4, . 5 ; on : th 7. ne lee | ou are gone but not forgotten, a Boome {or rease it) neignme nt no- | ‘e- a ‘ 2 | a Rae #1 tt per crate, and Oregon, 1.75 to, oy ~4 oe, aoe Pe TEE he a ae Nor shal) ou ever be, at ~ . ‘ . " . " : . ’ ‘ = hd « rT buahele. hipping wales wi re only 37.000 , 7 ber CELERY $4 to $4.50 ogi crate for | 'thencs to New 8t. Marcus Cemetery. (c7) , -"y ,_e “winetnber th = Laat Osts were quit and feature! ioe [Kay C | , cM | eS wet 2 1. #h du for is to cota $47 at a into rest on Fadly mi ' tng : ing of ; canine yn 7 nda 3 : ifor Se and $4 for 8; C ~%—™ targe | 192 . at 4 s. m.. x | WIPE AND CHILDREN . ma | rates SS Ww $9 BB ie celery : | Holde: husband of the late Ann eo ” paint a | bt 5() ner bunch for fumbo and $115 far | (pee Maloney). nes her PAPERING., : . | Holden and Mrs. Eliza beth Linn, our Gear ee heet work. Shine ’ . d a i , ‘: - j 6 ul , ¥ “| to . hi " : + } F : he = ne > «a : 7 S : ve , ; ‘ . » 15 Fa wer pps Ix ? ra . i} ' — ee, oe — oni 8 is, Bee ite. nD NS—Loulsana $1.50 father and une! Swift & Company. 4 3 ; - on \> ao) mrD ite won A eee - 4% - yee ne rease tort nett 4 .: oad ogy — ~~ ee agp we ea F Be ape ° < | 70 eee | PG REEN ean, $7 008 Galton 45-!b. gretes jrue sy rs 5 bev eral 1 pret Di . m eral Ay oy weak in 81. ! 2, @ 4 aN &,’ Hat ENR) ATs ephone pea alifornis . | chapel 41% anchester ear rt Diepat C. A. PEACOCK, SeoeeORE Miniter at S835 per lan be wee ba are! ert ae mae | COO EE WO PEPPERS — Flea L% -bn | : 7 : a te i. ‘ , ’ . . ° Pm s 'f}

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m4 * v " ra Pre = tell ; ee gg ee wrhoge ae were Re Peer fae» te A. ats an te 0 aaa» eo eae Sa ee £ as die 2 . 4 Ser 4 ela hill mon A ene! motte we a ae ee aE - ie sth fh AN Hern satel "ts Sr 2. a oo ee wt £ ter Ns jo 1 Sy Te ee Ta “s te ey oe EG en a ee Hee RRR Ae Oe Wan Aly » ete. PREETI ee ee ee SAP Sete se, — ee et AEE 2 peony dig ma : was Saas Ee ee ee ee * * wes ” a3 “oe 3 a Se CNT rcatiats hp Mow Nigh Sat get oe | my Sr meri of PRE CBP PUTO tb p ORERT 7 | us A. . ae oS Pe _ PIO He rather oh ag se, ee ae beh PP dee 8 oa luv ST. LOTIS . pol POST-DISPATCH. me ee [PROFESSIONAL AL DANCING BALLROOM dancing taught: 4 grivate . afternoone. evenings Tegliie# guaranteed. Caaiile Schew! of ancing. Vive at 20th. Fremont 2999. » OH OTs Ora ngs, 4 ‘Brive e ” 4 sea : ra ScBo oJ aw Olive ih e Linde 4358 urda ¥ Sunday « x - Feo » M R i RIM} Vt epen eae “ ow + = ec nine cacar Ma i Ima Isi 43" exX-oFFICER Wwe. E LA CHASSE does * a *~ i= peopie. “19° Title Guaranty Bid . rT ¥ “FF ntsc? « . — , ° ag SLECTRIC treatment. violet ray given. By arpoirtmen?t , inde, 2H5~ =F . - "rr . ? : ae : . a” ry s ' meee | 4 ‘ - “ ° ove a licensed sch ar) 4 r : - Q * BEAL TY : rt Rti—Faecinating. remu nerative profession xX pe: teaching Toesitions Waline Master Ha re saers = . . i ame " i _ " on — -. le — > 444 w o« pam | 4aeU Wg: , eiat BG. 4a LAL lES— rar ha rclreas gradusth lay or evenings rs 9 to 1. & to 9.21 Century ieteavret aS ~ needed ey Ue! St i ils MIMIpMe nc oc nour; prot on to $175 monthir perMmane: For qui coachin write Mr zment. Dept. P.. St. Louis, Mo SQ ENTIPIC beauty culture ent by auv- a rized Marinello inst racheas. 4479 ashington Delmar Aeon ic&) "ss Trade Schools EAR tN BARBE “RING—Increased mand and wages for M er postgrad u- a — 5. 0 4 bee wy a l@art . D4 M ar the ' nator of - ~ “Y a ~~ ‘ ‘ + e } TRI _ y - MAN—S= . « cie ' hat wm £ eight ~Ar : ¢ ; > rive fis ‘ - av da baa BM i a Lo wITi~ erence. Colfax 44! — a Bx; et 4 Gerson «1957. Chas. Tyler _ (7) TOOLMAKER —— Sit aee 30: Gesigming and foremanship &x] De TEN Ce, Box L-l104 SITUATIONS-WOMEN. GIRLS Sal ae. PE HISOUSEGIRL—Si: IO COoanl ne “ | care for children Tyler 167°7M ri Morn. ngs ana evening BOOKKEEPER Experiermk tridkhtle-aged man prefer ' '-Dis.' 7 ACvisury capa : ma chance for m imal state ace nS ress and sSskiary *x- pec te mox Ari. ~ 8&pagic! CARVERS WOOT... -F¥ 6t~lase architerc- ture ood wuges anid steady work to ¥ . “ ‘? ~—>s “So e os ~per t ac iD . A eva Ree _— . ro oe ~ rt ane at go? 9 4 . “* " - ° = Ar sy ABR a : ; ; va} " : evs Mov Reta : “ >} Oring rr eThes reat awa) Wale war Carace 6090 Dein > - H ALC EFET KR— \ © | rive Bel pany s Ca B = ! a! ; a - irTace ua ra ad 9 e iz? ePxXrerie we ar? wAZe= iPS Pec ami ciwe refers: 2 ex H-414 Post.Dis (4 CHEMIST—-Younz % With tr ¢ and zie i 2g ? : ’ Work ; ta? Pr w ? ~~ * « re] : J LL“. = Mfe CHIPPERS — Experienced on side and bolsters: steady work: open shop; AMERI¢ STEEL F OUNDRY, Granite HAMMER MEN & BUCKERS $2 Yeters ~ ‘ rf 1 : i T¥ ea : Si . od 7 ‘sa am™ « CY | . s _ . ™ MAN—Whc thorecnge> y understancde butter satire: State S&,aryY Stl creferemeesn Dhen uniess | PrTeiug 5.5 US ~| Rex H-280. Post Dispatch TERIAL, NSPE re R—Wan with ao Le % IPO is he Pe thon a3 » os | } ?* 4 + Fe a Rents! Restaurant. os-TO FINDA CAPABLE OF FICE HELPER is an urgent matter sometimes. Get him through these columns. -@@ HELP WANTED—WMEN, BOYS, | HELP wTDd. Ww MEN—Young and middle-aged. to run on | trains: long ruma. 103 8. 20th. (cB) MEN—Ambitious. marred. | etrit M) gA2mpiCS p 7 > -_ ~ eo ™ * >3 © *OUNDRY, Granite City. Ilin i ura ii rp ‘ - - > - *. _ Se = -%,. . 44444 . A O18, 0) ‘ ar (Ms g 4 a a alia ae i sine ee = f ™ - daa Aare zg a 4 kx. a z clay eewer pipe: give references S'alr ag rie Tr eX © @:24i Day Cz pected. Box H-299. Post-Dispat a ; or nia — pang a x (? zn TAN i oe is . 4 * eae y r * 4 : = Mi ~ = ctea e rine! “7 — = 4 ; sPs 3 eee * = 4 7 Lia sje ss - Padr r yrail arou with xrelient chance for a Tark en guaranteed income wile ieaTulng Mr Narmer 223 Frisco Bice : “on = a rm “a ~ = l CANVASSERS & SOLICITORS sOLJICiToOR— ‘ ‘ as *iperm emce with hauling or emat r compar give age aNc experience Box irssa. P.-! >), Sap Sais, RRR pee I aE, a _SALESMEN WANTED 4 7 i+ BIL} ’ Ne ALE = M AN—Rea! *O-OD- era n £:ven to man Wh n se Hud- hestea a4 jane _ .* « AU'l ~ALOSMAN— : » % ar ® . a = ~ - . a * ~ =* — - v = ~ : sure : ca Gs ~ : = ° *. . > St70OmT, 407 rsix >e > 5 r = a ,arkview ~v~% INSURANCE SALESMEN JOHN HANCOCK MUTU r SURANC a. ae E TELEPHONE MAIN 28 IACHANERY a , on ~_ ; SALELSM EN—To SCi: TaGio seta ior ~ i eet ied . - - ~ > « ‘ argest adi siores i —ve OS ~ i Min at SALESM AN—S ec man to emter th a hom ae ’ =) Si ness ¥ at — as >= . r > iz = ~ > oa - -~ —— ! sa.- iz r . ne 4 i=? — eh. 5 i 7 — Qo a & — n ~ 4 SaALESMEN—We have an attractive prop- + osition for 10 good men: ‘with or with- Out rea: estate Or investment expemence Fad ~ , : 4 ~ 4608 Delmar. ica SALESMEN—Three. rac experienc ~ he + ’ 3 ~* ° 4 . : rade 1 t. Louis and near territor n owe BnN0wn liem: apt art Rt ste Salary expected and ¢ rete es. Box H-118. Post-Dispa SALESMEN To seu = new gummed faDpe machine anda mis aciver iT: 2 Eummecdc tane to retail merchants: ! Ta C -~s 2s) - er ue 2 *. --* r - eT? Mission a) ee ‘ors ud ay * a? 7 “MA 3 on & *. a " Ss! 39 —r a «: elk , . > ir - \ ve fu articulare ur selling -? mY ads ; mec Ta € «+2 "¢ Vie 7 SALES MEN—Severa eat ?Warin= t ] t But per g ; r met aps ey necessary aS es tea . } tr % Gs Wr ae =i)! ae ees es ADD inte r pPari-time work w he sidered Interview ou Klee rmanage> = ; : ™ WEIL = "9 sn w ow “a SPECIAILTY SALESVWVAN ith a Res 4 rn = ™ +9 - ATE [ter 2 I m MR. R High-grade. to tra ae. wspaper 7 > * YeTtiisinag =~ Se 4 - .* 4 - f- are > * ays $° res TT) ew . 4 . . 7% ™ * Te? ae ‘ 4 >| et ae , j © ¥ > t ‘ and hy B gas fom © . - NM , " ‘ ras ~ ° _ ‘ = ‘ . 4ATOR—Tharos ek per e o «° ba. 4 4 M ._- oe a « +h 7? _ . “ a “ & * e i al rt x ; _* 7 ~~ *? . 4 ~ ~ » \ ‘ASHIER — Experienced; for — ~~) ; ed ae | i > a a: es \ ~~ — oT I ‘} rest ra uray - ppis al = “4 ie a : LLS-—Experieme Pun ering mie « - * is ; . r eer 3 mA 47 . ts —— . | Laer @ ra sa A” TLR, ~ 2 “ar og 2 , o ' ’ rs -_ oo a? ‘ a . ‘ . - ; ? - a i = - = z , © * ~ . ~ , LR PiAS EZ r MA Pa HEN: it) cia — bj » *Aa 2 : ; mi > 4 ¥ - 44 ~ ra , dai ' ‘a ‘ ‘ 7~ ade m2 &, iii £3 : j ~ ‘a : - o ~ - “Tr wr a] 7 ‘a. QD “ ! t OR \ ? . 041]-45 Locust L apd o* ; . - _ te > “ . ass 4 G. ive« = we a 7 es ie al a 38° y - wit onan 1Q72 me SELL 4 s ~ Ra? = s anicae 7 at 4 - ‘ - . . £ e a, r > Si I ? ‘ & amen a —— —_ : —_— - i o . . le fj 4 i a4 ex lve . sca 3 - .' 2! oe 7 4 r Pw ise > = ee 3 a4 > . : U ivOcuSs ‘ P Pith” 19¢3 ~ ? — - 7 RO-—Touring: lif ; oc: Tas —_ Zz 737°: ei . - - ez* ras Si id erms 19 Tr 's = ‘ T - 7 Pe ; =s ie = —_ « . —_— ” « rn 2 °* = 1 — e © i mi* 4 o> “e= sve . me 4 2 Ss ~ - - — a a a? z s%4 é - : e : . ” 4 yy i* Pe : ‘ g ; 2 2a © as § 4/ — ws . 4 i ik . o- ~ ~ ’ 4 — = tA Bee ne 0 s . =" : - - . r - ‘a + 46 a ; oe ai . & LSP dy = j a se 1S SS 04.498 QD > rT" Af T > @ = = A? « “ iv ¥ 4 4* = 0 a Li e offereann AG4 4Ax Gr 4 } 921: “pare! a CY : neaD = — ~~ #e ~ - 7 “a> ee - - - - a | ~UOf - ™ a 4 j ups i axe L¥24 . - oe — —— . 4 - genera a tru ere carbu e aT “ ok . 7 =e > . > - ~~? U——] - ton latform body e “ _ - - — > | 5 » i ae Par Ls z ad ~™\ ’ = si ee - % a grt "3. ™ ~~ ~™- wt ~ a ,* a — - » om ye > se Vv eTa > r ~_- mn . zg 3% = * .* age . a 4 7 ™ - a ee. — — — —_ ss * - | > 4 ix ‘ ep ~ bs 3 2 - Po : a ~~ @ >. A = >| xX z= = . “ * ~~ _ ~~. > - - é + rr ' ‘) i s¥ i oOmvT) a * . es 4 — ~— ~ . oh ° > ’ bd i 4 2 PAX ‘bi +4 ile@s j \ _ . reer } aS © | - a ct ita Pr T) iat ~ a \I é ( * 7 | > i. ve Z ‘ Giii ‘ Ps “ or ci . . » nee a = es 7 Tad? * _ , ? ng i , _ “ > a : , a ad - = ‘4 i te - 2. que - - «= -— a > — _. eS ww wo 2145 T +S d ~ a s tv Tia « 4 ® v 4 — os - ‘ & ah ‘ s ~~ - j é ; — _ é . _ . - s 7 ~ - ‘ ~ ; ~ s a) = I per e500 ae = - : i 4 * - -_ i) “ oa ~ +f a“ ~ se go we o~ » * f “ ——> i SS 7 Sm “wh tne eh WS 47 + ~ . > > > } , = ~ re a -* . ~ - ~ ’ . cel ll lle gt, ee i Oe ee et gail ee a ee lll tl a ee et cag, Accessories, Parts—For Sale = ; “ ibn = * , ~ tr AlLN®——-Alwars, bodies “orm mercia.. asure;, terme to euit. Riefling s. 2315 ve «i iw i Tires For Sale _ ’ é ren 4 “a a. Fy SI = ~e iTmaia mit. 7 } 7 7 » - _ r “ : Bai MUSICAL — ii Coupes For Sale Instruments For Sale A will ‘ Th een] rery ix ¥ i ta Pianos and Organs For Sale tiie gt ay a ying _ — ~ - 2 pe, 2, tg agg a OT - ee egal ‘ HARNEY .*= n _ cattle titania ae SO eft lian pil - Aas a ag cae ND * Mm id da ae ‘ + atrile Ral«@any cms 3%. ary o . a ‘ ° mir af a OD ;o°%e * ~ ne Ses ggg arto DELMAR, 4306—Modern rooms and exce MUSICAL Pianos and Organs For Sale PLAYER. PLA NO—Moved eut of “city: Dus il ms layer-pian good as new; in- “ mens ca a —, ; — Liuis wt acriiice ft spose at ne 4 dcrese Viabe ooper. 5139 N. Bernard «t.. Chi -. . ee : ® PLATER-PIANO—Mahogany case. mum roliis a ee ences 3 i new for $6450 + aft . : r g wes e 2 is" ner = * e*%. a ary sor Sitt terms . » “ + s ai 4 *e > Ss ca ~ - 2 i. x e 4 Li - x ~ af « i } ar ~ > te re ’ ; r orrow. Over + o * . * 7 = mA - 4 ‘ - a? *s r - ts “* rita >. r nt © 2 = a i= ’ = | acme Biie + aa | s - ’ it z 13h wv ‘ née is 4 _* ._« CaS . ATT | RD > MARCH 6, 192¢. , + e rooms, FoR RENT— , Apartment Hotel” SH AR DI LL ae BOs 1 PLAZA ef . i a HOUSES, FLATS, ETC APARTMENTS FOR RENT = 4 Ps Pa | ~ g all pa esl lmGObSead BOARD ' ' ; ya ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY North G aN sa Y— ‘ a rcard for + en + — «+ > Rew poke at oa ~ 7? ay 7 Ew ST aT >1AA ae mae card roo Tr e4 3 "O83 SOT Ae f fax OSs De ; a4 at Meet oat aA Bee one rrAt mir 444 4A —ise se ua Wi a ~—— + +a far =- [EF BER 5056—Room and | ra l6for:§=é«| _ “ . ae" OF ome . _ : w £e »sVluad [Win Oe€Ccs 7far a 1352 - — - im " ae co-rr _ IES a Vf 4 . iv? > — rie) 2) ma rr Giana ws aa . i e 3 ~_ bo iif O = &. Co’ ger le or . Sin on . Lae » Sina... i@miuy, mocer! exrceLler meas a a 7) HARTFORD 7 xx—Front room or 2 ed- ning rooms “o'I° hers. #XDposTIre a4xce8)- nit beard: ali conveniences. Laclede 0876 : a ns — a 4 4 a4 3 «— - ac - "or pie emp vec $10 per we ge opt = srTan i ’ ~ ‘ , ¥ = : . RUSSELL 6858A—Two roung men: good * m7 qtoag hant twir beds ‘. SHENANI 4 .O°SR—_ So thern e-xrposed - — = + - ten Tals 9S 2 _ ~ om @ + > —— >? .- ef x otiona Oriva te. t2Tand Si P\> (c4) ~ - —_ — > - acdies t-water heat. (cB) » Tt? . > mee ~_- - - ABANNAS Peat iS Largs recm™ ; Seah - -A tn > ara ’ « 4 .*~ Yb a 3}: ta eo i= — 4 2 is* 2 wen ez emi meais ‘ “2D- = ~~ -_ 3 ; sat all y a - - é “ 4BANNE PL Oj3—Nicely furnished rr oe | - '° ” - ~ PTrOOtKdsS 40a ara: @i COD VeOR7e0ce {sa 42uy7 #501 3 ~ . » _ > cued . 4 ANN ~; i ‘ ity iia a . ¢ ons wien 4) a ‘ ~~ a 4 : ~ 4 4 . + . a * - ™" _ > aa . : ana VE 4 _INGSHIGHWAYT— 4 e t r i - "™ #neee . aE . 4 te . > ~ | gegv ~*eieh od x a a - 5 =>) é 4 T ~ “py ss - - “ 7 a a - j ; 5 I ‘ z mond -" - gins “A. 8 ada >) Sa! . T 7 ~ . i> wir eds Hodiamon r . ~~“ © ae a ~~ * ~ ~~ ee. | r t r Lae z od i. am ~ ad > - ~ — 2cusa Bot Wat Smia.j fami!l}s - 2 iii + A711 = “a xs 4 = we » * r » = peace 2 ee ee a io fok Baw ‘ 5S — DOOM S | Me r [ - et yw — ‘ , ~ ~~ 7» x —~ 4 ; ; o. ° “s + 7 ? . * » > °2.2 daily _— e dl - , ¢ ‘ kine: Se ande G51 °S ent Deard ita'de board b. f _ " Pane awe. | . . -~4+—— - LijP a .s 4 Bite re ; ; ~ - r ry . - - » Ww D+ 4 oa 4 . oe ¢ = OF E" S219 i fieer “est)}—PRoom ai : -_ eca ff Z CL ix. fiz a i aie On . ea ss e. e! Pe ister eS 2.8 44011i9 — 4 fr “> > are ~~ Le aa Ni a +(i45— Fy ar "ea . ’ ane > a ti iar—i ‘ & a- i me 9 + _ ‘\e 7 e ve . acr sf seen . jWi—E Tce eng boar arid = s - > a > a - ‘ ‘ ed ’ Pp } ~ 4% Fr wh + erg e my? ~ ¢ , . ? A ~ wid Cc. C & eS ee * eT'Si ty ‘2° el ' A .%, 4 4 J ‘ Sad - _— rr? « - > oe ‘ —_ 4 . - rox? 1 rE “ ‘ - . 2 = = - ~~ = niet - - mea.* as -_ = ' ; es \f ~ al — * - Z a . : — exc ent . « arm a > he —_ a, ‘\ ; ; -s ~ ey ~ ~~ - é 4 ¢ a ’ -~ oe - 3 o 3 ' Cam oun. & - e Ys rX 4 Pere ~ a Maes i : . 4 - Pw i : ars f a i ‘ t ater a? a 3° ‘ ? »9F 7 2) t YY "ee > ‘ ; . “ ARAH. 412 N —CGory em heme nok. '"~ 2 -~ ~ oe ee ” ~ " ~ . . ins. Mmocerm conveniences; private fam- oo ‘* 7 - a ~o - “a —— 3 - = a > en . ‘ Richie =~ ~ P . = + re 2° — = 7 - —¢ - ne ‘ i ~- . ~ * - - . _— — _ —— -* ; i (i yerr Pee - a ” rr >Z r = ~ iss 8 _ 4 + ~ + ‘oa 4 i ba ° - ~” s “e 2 > > Ss I 4:4 uh Lam . cian . moe ~ _ — . . ; s 4. | mT —- + ” e Wear 4 4 * - = aad - 7 a » - ' rs 7 - . > - A . ~ . ~ % ne | * - ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY ; | Central AZAR HOTEL, 3127 Locust—Cie - ~ - —— $1 das weekiv rates: ¢ owes atine gAarace ~ie ) ; 4 3 4—~ fryPn is ad . — a ¢ x ‘ S fas - ae i. ~ ee - ad a SF bo me ‘so? "8 — ~ LINE a oY ~ >. - the = 42 a : ‘ . a 1% : ri ste re Se * " ETA 78 A neatly irmished * Pees ne 2. 8: ’ . ] : . ‘ 4” See = furt rE De | Ute & ~ + 4 7 ~~ ‘ . a + * “i _* ue er 2 ra Zz ; ;_- ’ Q = ~. : ~¥ mannan a pnsnanigiionauimnnstenastbian \ Lit » MR with kit _ faum * _ a a ~~" ae - ae. ee a ee eee ——— wet ——s ~ ame re iS8—Two Seem ‘'ABANNE AV. & x APARTMENTS CXF RUERMANN in kenr ick S Apartments AND . ANDE VE Pada APFRTMENTS FOR RENT —FURNISHED ee an8i——Now, dif Sucend fur. «es FOR RENT DESIKABLE PLAT = 2. : PR DECORATED. BU ECHT- _Roo Ms IN ‘SUBURBS_

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MARCH 6, 1336. _ __ SHOW ABOUT BUYING A ida cl ? Youcan fird what you want by studying the Real Estate ads.-W Post -bISPATCH “ieee. eee NE Ate sateen wectan iit alee ee ee - Gustashemepaguendhinhasapmatanemnmmntitcnrnn ee a ee ‘ SATURDAY. | HOTELS FLATS FOR RENT—West | SUBURBAN PROP’Y FOR SALE. : — — MARCH 6, 1928. ———— a cr {oe r C W | Ly pee 3: home « ook ne, Grand S850: a ru > ip. eb od bc ele “tr : $32 5€ oie : — man ) fron . c ; iF il ds SSB pk Y ad ‘ | ost = Dispateh Radio ROSS ORD p E HICKORY. 1S829—--Connecting or a= NDE L, dahlad 4 : : VLOAAGACASLING ‘ () — — —_—. i ‘1 t housekeeping rooms, with aa : “LT? L cas rooms. single or en aie FLATS FOR RENT—Furnished CMBLEY-WIL SON R. E. & 1. cO— L a | ast lie lati a (eu) nrivale baths: advantageous location: at- | South ick rite for map of Webster and our 7 - I 5 r 7 1e *j KE. FRB Single and cannes active yates first iiSS Calo in connec ; ; 7 rab a na pee og ne ir (cS) oe map if ~ ter and cur eale 5451 Meter Personal and telephone calls, or answers by mail, cannot be IMn¢ a0) to ‘ : . Je § given att ention, CZiC ept letters on medical questions of undoudt- housekee “on. v Jen Slecly 1) urnished 3- room fh KPAVET TS. 20438 Seta at 81) | WEBSTER GROVE ed sinc ass oe neterred, a ana West | “| ae Beit, TODAY. ._ ‘yight weekday broadcast- MA’ “ yas : . ap Soprmpented: by stamped addressed enuemer. 10 aa: om c week z med 3A, tee HOUSES, FLATS, ETC VE RNON, 5003 4— —§ rooms, bath, laundry, “ aie = 0 Mp moto 7 ter , . : : ar * 0, fil a ° Nfld » ’ ih + aay ts 5 sega ‘ -4 My a y a fl ‘ y. ‘i t ~ da v pale i PESLAL “a Ere . U — i seeping win . is urn ished, CO mplete: piano. » ACE ) seme tar + for fo luick gale. | . H ket Jiotations ; id se ille- | | : sy Wie Th peoe a you! ed en He pee. § “ it aoms. } e! rh | means - SALTOR, Webster 2692 ¢ tins of nteres ine Midd! sd eh seo bad weather than good, aan Kened waamuinsh $455 —Sieepi Ng Te . 5 _2ORBW pom iittala - We Fices |suppit gh lies gua «08 8 l'eb. 2 : ? le: lis day i: ss “js ‘KeEeODINE room. aie APARTMENTS FOR RENT yc8 . = AP’ — WANTED : ly . > Uy Sep ee . ‘ ” 4 | & in Amer! ? day " i. h S Way, rejoicing eg ROOM , ‘mirable: gentleman dern ; arawe: of North e | Saar 00 A. M. ot — si gait Rays L) expected sSiug chamber. There is another row. Open til n nest ‘ {eg S 2 parr ts: Si pring aid east oe Newstead ay. a ——— : , uring the next six weeks. Half! and iore fancl lt version of the : . os. ce box Tiaseam. cour —— 1-73. Post papa t ch. (f) ~BUNGAL DW ACANT Domestic Science Hour conducted a oe sane be : ty og eige “ene itie of the me a arace: newly @ecorated. (c%) | = a 1913 Hor nabs - 6 mm brick, tile math, by the HIlome Service Dept. of the d half in earnest, the; S4OTY about the activi eo nee itor service ——— (hardwood floors. fu! lot 40x21! Laclede Gas Light Co. of St. Louis. Public watche sce whether the | Sroundhog on the day which has eae NO CO. L101) Sips a rooms itllad ta" ; HENANDOA $3L1—Lé irge front roo; DWELLINGS FOR RENT atreet nee: clos to schools and churches: : “s lay ngs any sunlight., been named for him. Many otter , Kelly, 341 fehen privileges: southern exp M W itehen prises ners meer” West Open for inspection; 1 . , ; et Yr imspect ee 1 les 1] rine o7 “f » ##,| animals have been credited with — teenie — Ly | — 9 ene ‘ ro a af . : 7 esda CE gins . A : da , Lrie€ ‘ " MENANDOAL, 89 muneelipg, furnla ousseher: AMBASSADOR AP AKI M ENT 4209 Lin- Central | 9300 ." ts, of OSS RE. e ‘i id 42] wr) . onday, 5 edn ys nor rill be tn iceeeding | foreknowledge of weather condi- rooms, ns onnes ling urnished: in de}! bi.: so 4 need — 8 hale a ef- | 5B ELL, 3022—6 roums ze rd. warage: ts: eee mn ' . vate Friday weeks. v7 woodchuck. Mular tions Thus, some of them are ved at $12.00 per week plus ficiency. Hee, Maiuasr at buliding or nl. RISH | : V Fupposed to grow thicker fur or OARD a = —teeencaeenninna Oe OREO Kk. & R f »L J SUQ rer: erenwess 1] :00 -. M. rr burrow . the Int \ AUtUMm ain, to lay up an extra supply of food. ’ . 7 je ‘ + . ' y* ’ yt in ‘ w APARTME™ r. oh rithe ‘ ro ‘ “{fi- | North DAV SN, ORO » i iy nis ry ace} } | c A M ex al ity ne KC T} Inics tall , roat " t hye 1] the ain when 1) unusually severe winter a dS est ; ciency: reasoname. eon } 6 , ; ] we = 7 P 4 room cot tage ew ith ce ‘ . , - I "7, - oN JY getty Cr } : and NO . ) : o approa hes. But the little ground- BD—CITY | - MAC. wre creping room, “modern: — - st ata Rey srand. Colfax | ie) nonths Rout ‘o é wmnther 4 a knows, or is supposed to know, : i ‘ - .” 300 ———- = + . “ “ ia fe u ; " i “ - —— . - = — _ — ~ a ‘ : , . o N ) ’ een 2 _ ca im he ‘ “ : ia : Per VITe. 1°23; ar itifu bungalow id “BU NG \] ()\W > per la rooraln ; ‘ lj > at ‘ept able proof positive of more winter on ( ‘ash navment down naw 4-roo! 9° | | ntercollegiate G Club contes pty little stomach. The} 4¥- Hence, he begins to forage ; sds , \ ois "ork , } ; ; . | or he returns to slumber, accord- 748— large unfurnished rooms FABANNE, 624° POOMS, Jarl ri ms and sumroom:; all cor veniences; $ Sr ie fe) ine: EO 4 ” jutro &, ia ; Rarake. FEN ae Mas ee (eT) | & hit! U i ee Lent FiO j ipp seg to a i te , é RAY ARI? 1°60——Cort ner Page: a CATES. i 305 -} beautiful rooms: modern: NE W BUNGALOWS t in anteat miny wikeles ' ing as he finds foul weather or ' ot Oe) pO) . if -CuUCeGC ° } | Ni i ral 4 | ; + : ' é LP c ] , P in ’ } housexeeping room with kitc ATIF... breakfast © Ce 4: be -uced; dec FURN. HOUSES FOR RENT | : | his time he vear ta tae fee ra above ground. The shadow ot ch) orate fo suit. All 53 OPEN FOR Ped Ke TION TODAY ¥ i 8 Pi OT pe oer: oa= “Grn; the grounding, on his own par- sea _ - _——— mmues Be " ‘ ; | \ Tl 4 ‘7. ~ j . ' , it , . >i . . ) Af i t ii tier! . “, * ,z " } a) ; 7 o0 Nicely for nished room: aij - . ee. $. ioe of ot Oe South a). 1° “14-16 — : at Fea , Vv a 4 ae: t “ie sry 14 iis ’ ’ ry ¢ nr : j i Ye 7 e rattan i ‘ t \a das when iilé Sun is hiding noes: for two business women: steam AN , alows | wi ak eng as Sheyesty A la na l symphony Or: i rcert at the sis ifs SO ai = nat) is more than a woodchuck’'s sha4a- Mrs. rT. M. Ww illiams. (eTp 4 or: ‘on 7. peepee ail own -r. linar \ oi r $46: ai ae ; cottage, fir bi _ are te aged oy ile] t \ se ir ” r , euTra gO compantor > anim: ] : | ow. TT & the shadow of Feb?, ana 7 74 ? gre css 7 m. — "4 ii n ij ‘ afte {5 tT. T ‘ cc a "© ° ae,” uf ig , CC , ; : ‘ rhe * hic] . af] —- « } ; le & ty if extends a revit dl the worla 4021—3 L nfi UrDig.) - . . A 6 . tr) rn) } rT} , rhea vy co = an) ag , r ‘ od COR roo apartn premises tod FER Si ! would Ar Ossesse | wherever ther are people who be- eg gg re j ; ’ .. " NESS MOREL ith. wie "ahaa nanalnameonee © MOUND cry TRUST CO., AGENT. : ; . Asana, AO ~vagl Ga—Nieclyfurnlehed tome .cr#, fl00c;, al! modern conveniene t Pete ant’at Tonk KFVE—240 Meters SHaow in his winter home, eten | Heve in the old legend. Statistics Rieiiy Fryaiod house MER Lc "| SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT KFVE—240 M. Pe ad boca Niner home. cten| Are not avaliable, of course, bat || [iid 7 —— DEL Sroepiog g or > housekeepin tig at. Pisa € inl deen ie W — “I fe =a eW ES se se! A pei : dramatic readin . quite foreetfn) : mg if | ie, are millions upon tstrable revm, Lindell 61K I vig Qo: a? PPeony aus at OF .. Chestnut 7 7 . n ing Lie neon po » the groundho eautiousiv | fy] Fe . if shadow ’ DELM Ak “ss } fin om suitable ; ee f POD OSE BUNG, ry New, — i 5d roon VF re Necléw oreante ; as ‘team } ¢ its eiadow of - ; j Aa e:rme y i. ' 17 oy ow os PoOri on | . . La : . , ‘ ee a. i ai On} : npeng TF. weather Se ne ae ee ME Ginicese Groom efficiency: leaving Suburban Property—Furnished HOW TO SOLVE THE CROSS WORD PUZZLE. an cor tI Pat 134——Foxcellent furnishal gtr . Et, pk = : fs 4 : hater aie cmt ; oe P j . . Rit ‘ | bhi i Lent meals. = - a (el ENIVERSITY i } } ovo af 2 ; D adh " he mur ton, gentlen a. c " “em 4 | KMOX—280. 2 Meters LEGAL INFORMATION Every number in the form represents thie beginning of a word, eae Ep [ee euitabis for 1 er $ people. rat 30491 "_* S(e7) | Smith. ee ._-¢08) | Sea eee eae Ss an rom SATURDAY, 9:40 A, M. urket ae (By a Member of the St Louis Bar Association.) reading either horizontally or vertically. If there is a black squar® Boaure ; Ba any itl4. _ (ody WESTGATE. 863—o-room + fticlency; new- | og _S2900; small cash payment, balance like Pena Baas s 4 - SET ie You hi etter | STEADY READER. — The boy to the left of the number, the word is horizontal; if above it, the word agmepion aga tlh ae ousekeeping. $8.5 $8.5): muitor servic ee HOUSES WANTED | __ BRON ¥ REALTY CO. 2 Offices, - |}. arthu tt. guest smees idk re tgepoal a yg Pagpio'e 4 2 bet gece is vertical. The same number may, of course, begin both a horizonts! 7 maSren. bea coe or AB Bo: RRP SEABANN E Oe inne ‘yard:) re a8! _ rable oY ee land 0486. Ca any 091) oO Wee ae is er Mr een ee TIRSCRIRE rou can instst | 28: : ; | and a vertical. The definitions for the correct words to fill the form a ‘ es ene description. J: M. Man-| WEST PARE 6f New $-room brick: : ; en “WAS four. he search warrant be read USCAR B.--Under the circum- | ang founda below, with numbers corresponding to those on the form. rent s . (e7) ‘@) > "ry? ’ : - q - ~ " + ’ _—" . . i i : natin OM \I ART \I iE N PS che, 1310A Clinton sp ag floor: 1@ bat ice 3 ; 1. 8t smvisembie, witht LORS ; ats ENRIGHT, 5211-—Front room: GO1) VAD! ient 5-R s bes A hesieres 4a ’ } —-e erin hii ep : Bie — 2] 4 blocks i ' ' ; ner nr eits b ine 1] . etate the name stances as stated in your letter r : . “ ’ » _to bath; gentlemen. Forest 8249J.(c5) , or oe ee G- ies . eeSEeENCE. " 45. Po Dispate! mh. tel) ar line. Owner next | ur . it iniayy fthe party who made the report,| you may keep the wild duck. Run through the definitions till you find one that you recogniz:. them exposed SE pa anemia, ny I ee. ae gervice: decorate to mult; Jus ot = VISE arge rooms and bat map , . gpa ge le does state the ad F eee, the and put it in its proper place on the form, one letter for each white . 3 Wes 2urhi , = ‘ Mi, . "2 SrOo | uildine: 90) OF « neoaery efreet mm lf -? OM} ; Es. 3 og wnoar f i) @ L ji Y 4 LJ1@] ! : as ae . é «at aol. ‘ 3 prand 226 ey oe a ae!) h- open Sunda? ; ‘ HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. Morest Parl 8 Sted SOs nde ‘00 PLM. rehestr ivid B who made the affidavi n which} Louls and ask them to give you square. This will furnish several cross-clews to the words linking ——-—— STZEL, 5¢xx-——Furnished room for ge wet tin 7 rR WON-ST [F-BUERMANN. i} ne { rig MN ‘Polson if Ln re} varral vi i ne the information. You cannot e 4 : > eee: _ Conveniences: private = family: Pe ark Chestnut ee ees: FON COLONES FLATS, AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE || ' ith Mrs. Jo L 7] a } ‘ ; ae Pwap-e iy : i ryy*) ¢* i ] i rey = i} 7 ’ th > husband and aiyit le pia } “sg oF . . . U : iT ‘ A buildls 4 a6 } bit I : sp or 4 oS } Seen a0 ees S — eK | ) tes : ; Suit a iawyer with regard to its SuTOt aniusements 6 A atingy perso mea!s. “a b- oe. as 23— Hou: cpa room, $4.5) aN ST. FERDINAND. 427. (jas bUICK Baie. Seals ee | WIL—2/3 Meters - drabadense dics charter. j A native of Den- heref “nn Wet am week: gas range. e ic: hemt furnished LINDELL AND VANDE VE: NTER, : “ated nt reduced to $18 LSUY Gren" tape greg ages eee vo The a FAD | 3 SATURD A}, io, : A kind of Dom ly furtnitehied 45 " “ a BOVOA -Room rises aD Par res ryva?t >} 11 ans Be ™ aoe = as Se —oneemenne a . st ren } tidge mY 4 7 Sanaee . fea fHiour « iLi@ey MEDICAI QUES I IONS self 46) nie ; Dt 4 A deed ; : i 4 ‘* qc iabbdd } > P i 1 t sa - P 17a { eare sat Sante zee CSR F Phen wig iX eniences. Cab ‘ma aw ly ¢ Irmnish ed: aang kit a id. enanta il } ry TT} “Om hf] } ‘ Shae , : : Pay m Saturday rirytyl gq , AT Baata q “avy iA ‘ (o'r) et 3 : ve 4 | = ie ae ; wg ok —_ eae a : a ee ia Inanr elaet . ” ba ‘ er) . t : . : : . . _— ee a? P redit — | ad 9 formed => 3) @rm: ‘adults. | Forest SO86M. (C7) ining Toom and henette, dressing Close Oe ig Fe “oa 7 ). Ss: N. Ot) me! SION. EASTON TRUS comp NY Oo. FP. M. t Rerg 1d | Health and sanitation ques#tons of public interest only will be com v4 nse atmo wa 2iwee ome -_— A sienal of i+ y furn la’ Pd . . — ‘>a? ‘ 4 eae } , i) sda S rhe] : io ‘ i} : - ° . wae Aout 4 7 5. reat: «at . oe j { id] r i i 7 + te ; vy o n . ee ‘ T ! ») 4 f ‘ nen: all con- aa GHWA AY, : v4. Ne on , on. gas and light ed: pom. | il 7 3 : of 1 oo | To aeeiekis Sa | eidered. Best agnosis or treapment of indiv idual cases will not be given. 7. ‘abbr : ewativ A French ostt le-Ty 4 oo? haem ictal : ion March ] id pril : reasonab LENTINE, “12—‘ rooms, second r ee” eee are te t Is nat reas , : tat aroiin nt inetru- _ a ‘ " , rs eniiaren HESS IS (67) » a ‘ ’ Northwest , cy ' ihe , Wot oR dD T 1S t reasona : ' PITA: NIXS } la up to whic] SHIGHWAY— LEDE, 3$7—Nicely furnished houae- Fr, J. CORNWE! mm te CO. 2 NM. 4u) ‘ st « iC— 1s Piatt re = ‘erg aa Ipn ' Nuch | you —— Count conveniences: seeping room; second floor; adults, (c3) ae ah Be a _ oo = yA 9 i bbe . ,| NORTHLAND, 4717--Fiat, 4 and 4 . — dy | | ; | pee nowing | \ ds pateahashes Stn BE. - 4 - A “! ; ; 7. ; ? Ry Slagy 7 Pi root : ; ne - tT S 7h ‘ Ti - ere ‘ ‘ ‘ ' j Boy H , : : ’ ‘ i - ” 4 ' DA ; a a ‘ . ‘ , 3 . te (Z) : a, homese . viz : “res T le. ith ~ : . ‘ a, . ' . ~ ; t ( A ene cca OS A ‘ ort) ii ’ , . eager suitable fo: LINE I, it) ‘onnec housek etaet ye 39: Ww (o7 ) OMS: aT) ; Connecting | 0uRe Ho —FURNISHED TO LET—BUSINESS P’ RP’ SES | 44 : . i SAT sega Noon ee : ’ | a ‘ wT : rT t « r| m ¥ i 1S steria, neut asthenia, hut 1 yf : $ t} 4 e: ’ To procerd : : j } i , room Wt 2 See Cy or ees an fos Pon ch iegee te: “panna yay wh ij J ? ian: 7 HT hevuld writé@ aga piving a full htt] vulue Where there is Ly Pa = hove 17 A lonw sear? o uoan ent car (cB) j ee ne a furnished fii _Centrat LiGore, &i + reel ncaa SP Mapt i} ¥ ave (pita oe ‘tio? f 4 rself and } Qi S, mie involVement such as may : ie 9° Aown fur or feathers .. Cacia’ | : . Bie “ta Sieg par age. : par cway Ss. cad os a eae -i3 ans C1 ‘ ; ent at : 1 Prom ie : , A nal - agit 19 Fathers aad if surprise J ad eaawrtnatie lo @ ; é ! ph i- 2 Serious dis Cai hy OT 3 ° ap mothers j pref « mie , > +} e mos? prome yl dene good bo: iri: McPHERS« mN. 4320 ~Newly Parole # : : " a | : rooms: all conveniences. (8) - re fy)? ! ye Ove -' T* ; oy ' i’ pe an reer ‘ ’ ' a i i i ; as > F } . sa ‘ 4 . ’ y ’ (>? | / “12 ‘ i¢ bio ' a Omi iN TA CHOOT TR ve ae . Oye -] sli ce ie ES P } pr ep aa tape pony = ae 7 S we — ~" #* . : "a : ‘ ae ; me . , } . + } . » 7 j ili rt Nn LI?) formly present sym p- s a ' i1@T : r pc) T ison Cre ; r Td37 Ti; Pil | ¢ ted ~ he 4018 A~ naan " on J nd OW ae iF ar it (“MoM | ' SoOlT S.—Double fat ‘ LYQANS ON — L tia ¥ «| ry {or increas ' lent. J ner’ syinptoms are constipation, WGY (379.5) dinner program. : ne McPHERSON, 413°—Large rooa in magne “aig South ‘ ™ | : th nd fi # e “ ok: ahs " ralvais aft Bares: ‘ ' Oo j j re « : ' rid) : ‘ha et gh eT) ' . met iy J sae «A alice SblanRo MmaTraivVsisS - + PHERSO a1? SA oa ae oo sttractively furt a. sy = o-moom | BRO et, eels =8.—St —— “Sale 3 Feo ard Cr 301 Victor® Tr: 7 igs : her ; wrist in which the hand |). WBAP (47 5.9) dinner music. - | SON, 22A—-Front room: steam * arimen?t he arace +a \ r 20 "TR. | co tm ne Josie oe - ane tela ‘ ae Te er ren 1 one drop VW Ri (468.5 0 ei : 4 ! = c ie hy ir r unsuccest until 1] drops are taken, then de- orchestra, ter; all , iy 6 -) a. Be ee , “ one: reen fficier oe S70. abany 68000 (¢ ! RESIDENCES FOR SALE ut ‘ aN 4 a aa ol es a Tl abe P ; — ; ; ' dr Ds. Consti pati n parior: WASHINGTON, 6601—New, different fur- vive ermmente ¥ : Bie ghar EPS oo wi . 5 ond . , eT niched rem: S855. (ec) West =) pu Hien t ‘ ' , need Seig ds We corrects hy taking Im- - *e ‘ ‘ , >’ i } mPror ed CO?! nd gph eath arti: [ > O C0RV0 4Ro mn. 0 D \— |=] —~—w wee Zi2iMtit @ -i on . 411 ] \VBZ (333.1) incomo tax problems. £8 -LE, 5071——Destrable rn front” BWPST MINSTER PL. 4623—2-r00m apart wip niga on, Beni an eta | | | Lp! . bed 4] t =. , aos Owners home: ‘reasonabl e: ' = rt Westminster, 4. $80. Le reens, shades, i ay UNI! | CORPORATION, enectali r apply to tne inj or 2 at bedtime. Also elixir pep- ; > Waier, Tea mud — ieee sinelepliiatennsndagnanentapemmemmpanenansmuinnnestanint {eB1) ry. s\ rr > R E A L E ~ 7 A Ei g| lie ee { ry ’ j ts \ @ 5:0 rea | ( ¥ } 1a} eT sosSpital \ re th Ow © 2 Lo-manganale of [7on. 2 teaspoon- ae 6:30 I x M., , fc MARE LANT) 2500——F nousekeep in (PAR TMENT —— 2-room, . ; e reet road, ) ind Theresa avenu fuls before meals. WFAA (475.9) Baker hotel orches- 3 ae room. 50: laundry . _ 7 an (e490) ee eee pore age ae pe: jetely furnished, $00. 429. ~ — ROP. FOR SALE : | ete a . — sail Po vcinsh t board ard h 0 de Delmar A; F — isa: « r. 4 P. . B BUSINESS ° oO LOANS OWN REAL ESTATE ciel nif esd a NN ST et ae BIR’ r HIS REA ‘ORDFE. D. Wa : N (30° ” 8) Drake ensemble, nabie 4) OLIVE. 42921A—SECOND FIOOR WES i Sable oar | REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE Northwest a MONEY TO IOAN ‘ ° : BOY: string quartef. fispee rd Ra FR. AR +h MP os prong Castoret: ‘ | A pie NE iene Ea rena — aij} - R O | — h highway} f ()’} @ me WOOP . : ; AN ‘ INV. COi. Marriage icenses I. al ' ma * 47 : 4 (Coo! WMAQ (447.5) Northwestern R. Fr. aa ea — a ae FLATS FOR RENT at mn G-room bungalow, call | TAC meat market, euminer 4 Sat Wane hi ‘sobax 2400, (ow ? {ie aud D. smith: 4900A Wise,” | | WMAG ty 1 PAG SO40 ~ large connect room: ; ean Renna. tales Deco. tee MONEY FO LOAN—ON int AND B th R d d iy. & oat 0 Gee oe oa = a 3 (el) — - gS con e Ja Central = Mw PNHIENCeS adults: p ee : ‘ . ; th | ' ai. eb RS ae, a ' ss Senge aengisy mong . - : xe J yb ak on ane : oe . Nowgmnal JIG) . | , " rogramn) 9:30 ". q"ae oy Th i tik 4 4 a Be a “ 7 4g r a / bas > . -— (o7 — : e ebst ve aT oer ' ears ay, €asy terms, attrac 4 Yana a ogk —- she” Game stil. TON, | 4400 Largs second-floor | ' i ' ' “age - Y . >, LB oy Poat-Dispate!:. AJ.I E ’ Piire : ¢ ; ’, Schultz. ir. ae 7 fh bo : ° : Wet) ritchenette: a quite: reasonable. | xs ’ _ 4 . "By meen ; 4, oes : ' aie : a tect EITSyt} : ' , > Cw) _ oa ei — ts ; ; liter, yi . nr tie . :10 Pr. M. I TH . a 4 eee Hotel or % ges {TON 4511—Apartment ‘8 Repmnr 4-0, a 7 - t ar rae 5 Chestnut On re . ha ategepande IE ‘te be ny 2 Alinnesota. "ER $48.6) Boston symphony: kh B (544.45), Bast: : fruliw farniahed front room, ne 1 dini pg at mys mont ad saat adults. CITY REAL EST’ TE FOR SALE AUTOMOBILE NG _ 7 Ale J Panke : ~~ +sOBDOTANCO | oe na | Me Nae oan: ~ “~~ - chestra. ye oe OP ~- “wrsaerg > ome . co a” , Od :, Jo1l2——Housekeeping ' Ok AN 110 fe: side; JU! 1 Tenth, 10 P. M. s ~— . . we igert ne ray ms: ate: am heat. ae . . RTT F ' TD ane “ ' : \Lagt Spring T quill i}@ Laven }U AM IT oe ee ~ \I. (Ty > \ (VT R 3 ‘a 4 .\ a 7 biart fe rn , ' } ¥ ; arg ag _ a ’ aK. 7:15 PD’. VI. p ; Ral Ny WASHINGTON. 4505 (Apartment Nace: } rent tae ‘al O}: abany 7001 pe Onn we ; : ze . ANG ¢3 Ni i K¢ (3292.4). Hiar eeri**s ws r ag raga ty Da vib 7 : : , 7 ‘ , 4 - ¥ ’ . . Ix aA ‘ 2204 ’ armony x i ia : oryapngt gt furnished front 00m, AG (c7 ) : Real a state i gan i ‘ VWoest Pewton music pe At ae Gesiranie *% polwing Dat. re PivvIs rye) _SVED 4 4 oor brat] Northwest 4 y ; rer oS 4 a : | ) N. . , ' ‘ a. : / ' ar “T} ae , 9 “ee Yea ' : . . “+ — oe ~~ - +o" t 7% 44 : , : , mia err Th eobal i. ' , ore ’ “7, _ an excelle t WASHINGTON, 4503 Apartment FE: | arage. See KK NICKMEYER-FLEF SoS Se Wey cama Kiocl c To Peesiniseadl = : S xmas or any” UNLIMITED RESOURCES. [ire leavelic ' Alton it, ana . atane O a* Meaaet Sie — siemaiaiaaiia KTTIS (374.8), Lawson Reld, o7 10% om, connecting bath a \ rand wy. ” £i ‘ If vou 1 moneys av LULL Vv oy op vr é : Ree RENE | i , IO) Of eraon air J n : MifaXx p20 i ore, Dring r vitie 1 i} on I OWEST R ATES ‘ ‘ ‘ Sad 7 . ye gna og = l erson. , re MI ganist a y : ae Pt ee ‘eae , : ' 4 spine aie ce ‘ ‘ ga ? e) i ee Wet - ‘ ’ . 4 b i , ve i } . ] ed sé a} 4 } EVE og 4 ari Ln : F miners ree ‘) , . o : ; ooked mea! WEs' MINS PER, ¢ -Room:; nicely Su A VERY DESIKABLE buggy o ’ é' Fig , ‘ ’ aie al we shies peg @ ie wrysale "40% N. Prairfe. ¢ KP ( (428.3). band musie. 7 Pa Roe Sou singie: good ed r 4 , ~~ " wAL i+ . has 1047 Tanium. wd. eee b me" | WQI (447.5). Rainhbo #Skylariks. rent ST PINE, 38§5h—Light housekeeping: pore, garage: vi = nanie. res 4 oe. Tt fr. “ in p's yr VW { f ) f 4 Py ¢ 4 - dance e program. «9.9% 2) oe. : ‘ -¢ oy, ' . orth . ‘ j ' 4. yo P dine. 2 Aa Ko y parti ‘ : ; , , - : ities 4 ‘? } : 10:10 ) M. WEST PINE. 4118-—Second_ floo~ Water: ¢] row 300, pay ba } weekly. AND LOAN CORRESPONDENTS OF THE Brick Morse Colle- a, _foom : suitable for 1 or ° centiemetl : BROA ADW ‘Ww BG1°A IN SUBURBS ae in-a- dor bed poe mie apt 4 Pett fas? % room; respectable. $311 Shenandows, SIBSON, 582A irig and transportation @t :t Phaser PERSON’L PROP'’Y Attention, Saw Mill Operators wWarian Kiem ’ ‘8 Suburhan 10:45 P.M, ao ft 301, oe segatbedeieigsivepet ot TQ: Seats ey fai + One new 60,000 capacity. 5472! se, 6a, Om a aes WSR (428.3) Rogers’ Red-Head . 1) 7} mmi? ————— ‘ ‘ ) ; . = ey ' ’ nyviete and in daly operation dhe ( o> eRe ye — : ‘ r ' a ’ ' . we = =) , et eet ed bet eet " e ; ) , . st? “* 4 > ? ’ , ' ‘* = | water >1.J) ; 2 ~~) * 4 . > Pa . 4 : a | . ‘ erent a ‘ . P . 4 f, , P a y [ ‘7% | RESORTS weve =F, “gy Se Etc dl lel aid rst several: we J | oo : : a ain line of Atiantie Coast Line Rail- | 2°?¢ #4 a a | LW (422.: iddlers. tie : : . : ; and hs : ‘ ‘ —* ~ Tlie mts rie; ’ ( cs or Ww! oe If om ‘ a 2 : { ‘ Li of in 1 dry \ eyit ial » a? a i oe 4 . ; 11 | hg WI ‘ Wanted Rfphi ~ a +: or build ben beter 1267; evening! ount. Medial Crea pureau, 60% way in Georgia. inree hee Oty See Aug. Zech, 73, 3400 Miami WMAQ 5) Fred Daw and Rus- m. m. Qin ever: | OPPAGE jent oF for sale. at Clee im are ar ie flat, J rooms, _Wehster cade Bldg, | ae per machine. planing mill equipped with | 20%y “Mey a4 rand. hg KENE (263) old-time fiddling. » T _ ; a "\ Tht ; it) 7 “ier! my ‘ : . . -- : : ny — . ‘ P . che oro) . = fury trpre , : _— : ae, r} re s J i ‘ 4 Lihd ; : , ; : 1! i? “ rs 7 Veran EC: hard roads ° é yw ATSON o) " OIRR CE ae ta ’ 1 ; ake _ . Seon ; ae? yer es ‘ . “ ei ag ntimeenns 105 ' Goegpen ; . i i Wii . . erm. : mative rf fic ral ali complete ‘ cena! r $93 > ) dance music; Curt woek: s'n ane water: respeetable people only. \ ire 4 a Riverside 431 i - a> ; > os ue yi te w A : a ver Ape hep te an el P BA: : . , we , ‘ ( ms } UPI _ auipt r nc udading intii¢cs and oe “ ss , Bussmever” 116 Waterman Bidg. (cl) ‘@R Sup a . | nable: | ter Ho VAPLEROI idg.. Central 2038. Ideal Mortga : : rewsot ! 1500 t weli | o . Kremer, pianist. na a a ee 2 Bios | cM) | Bit Malt mtunorts Forest 90200, after |°%iey miition fect of onteinal sromh RADIO PROGRAMS 3} uo 4650. seus KPRO (298.9) Phantoms light house. its attic. fun ft (ez) | oso ANLD P NNSYLVANIA, 4 ie Se? ied Ya. m Wi lay i) ai long leaf yellow pine as fine WRC (468.5) Musicale ‘ ri tae - a ; _—_ Rent — . | I HIG AN O45 4 a x le tod ler > a) iral ibtirie a@iow é of) $47 Wag . — > SO Bus sida LA’. t ) , Ps ey ee . ‘ *} | iti ee et e Timber bialids ee Ws iB (428. 3) Atwater Kent hour. W kA [? (78 9 4) VW ormack « singing eyncopators, One i, ¥ “ ace ~ aq 1342 i M AN YW ; ‘ mi ee ew saa , ri reg value iva » mile f mill ai in a solid body, ‘ rwnis orese aan : Saturday, silent night for: KFDM, Ss (?82.8) barn dance program; 7 — KFKX. WCX, WGHP, WOR, features. WEBI (38 °) Orlole orchestra. . | "HIO, WWJ WAM (389.4) novelty program, stories songs | DO You J I 'IEED pped » permanent Th ray lh agg. og ) ie ek ron bad aotn rn Ev Jones and his Gang WFAA (475.9) orchestra. eis bes j ; . ' j ; ‘ 7 ’ : ’ ‘ 3 . . , ~~ e ati | Caah ‘ ‘4 0 ‘ fl qT} ’ ig. ; ‘ Times Beach; beat G@ Maplewood YYW AN ig reasonable C2 or oat. . ducing 1 = see “Stott colt a Ba (Central Standard Time. ) 5-15 BP. Oe WLS (244.6) Twin Wheese, Tt d 3 ‘inue gelige WEZ ci WOAW (526) Arthur Havs and his shady by lt ffs: 3 4% Aan my 4 . ieee ay! ath. a: es ’ nr : gable - . T ; i} r4 [ I ' Cptr? 2 : : aa . , P 7 ; e We ’ mor eh ; : T s te BP or Rent at Deic ‘ke DEL R. E.. Riverside “454, ine nm A . 347 R, or ere Mr sker in Diecke fen =e ; C improvements - 7 ae ss =. serie : t : st , ; ’ Sa § ee. a ; . ; iT ‘2 ‘ ' . * ‘ . . Sale — a wy fit ; rooms, § 7 1AM roon sy pi et us lend | i need t ) : 75x12 i fg C. M. ‘LIAN, . est KYW | ‘ongrees Carnival LAKE FRONTAGE. “4 ~ i a } Ty ' . ; 4 >? P(t | ’ > ie pe ’ I Lfahay i) ‘Pi i aad m* 4 ei) e ‘ : " .¢ ‘ ' ; j ‘ry rt 3 ' uit e ' , * . ’ > r ° * . _ ’ P - > In upper Wiscons n . Oe WINTY Pacha ; wit in lan tel mh. r camel vn erowed 3 ey ; ee , ne ' ; ver — m, Dain- 11:15 P.M, high beav ly " 4 ¢ age a ee pnteigas 5 Oe "AG R tors, rkhview S81", a i Sets n thelr rniture. aut | wR AR Ope a ae ss ry On KO ' 5:30 P.M. ist, WDAY (365.6) Frolie Tl’residen’ ‘ Write 3. Wisdom : | oy . Dt ee : rea - a M : " r Georg , , AT ey Pricwen § : 4 ' oe 2 petted. ss. Yes : variea program, hote! LaSalle st.. Chicago, Il. _ ne: mate, «TOOmS, bath, deur Overland aged ped agg tiasicond a dos go eae? aa CERRY AND MI sRik ET—\ a i a KYW (535.4), WBZ (333 WIP (508.2), program. i2mP.M q wife gn el] dt r lind: : » &.ana — galt pat wat 12 ON. F av.té) Wertinghou ‘mployes’ band. WiMAQ | ;.5). Photologue “on AT (449.7) Orchestra entertain Woe j LAKIZ FRONTAGI o. 4 PEE LEK * - 1199 + | 45 | ~ Deon’ oll Eight thousand feet of ke ‘frontag® : eee : MMe ae ‘? Yolo . hungalow. cottaJe. x aah | Ay at aay?” A} yng. furrished . ell o- Ta iF You : 8 nee ; . vane and ate one wera ' . 77 on reno * Northern Wisconsin rerion. This * rite . ae - . #2 “fies n Overland save it. RR}. fu) ' , . its 1t. NY 4 ' MIAH iT} > hada a , stant) le adamted for eau di visio: _ purposes 4 MER “ ee Ne Vahbas' wr Ioan } 1? rit’ \ } f ' ld ahyie , ; : . # ; es 4 aitor, Wveria: . ‘ , : hate ‘ : i wid - . af “¢ : . > . houre- 2 tedory et g . (ok y in cash. No deducti hu COMIN Te won Cail j WAlC (499.7), concert ne io (eae eee © Oo. 30 8. Laselle Eee . veh —__—_—— a ‘apebbiiin wath one, BUSINESS FOR SALE ), concer [FOA (434.3) dance | | 7 ~~ | if Park - Borro He : } k) 4 * ANI) MAKKET-—F* ; : i oe ee nem : HINING PARLOR—With pressing 8:45 P. M. o ~) Collegiana. - = Pras ; r Se a a ie > weeirly , rm ropert he lovation in | ROOMIN® a “i sage fanchester ’ "TRF (29% 7 orcheatra = #% esictiaamia HOTELS MATT OROCRKE REALTY €F Liat Va tee B50. pay back . ‘a as mre: consider Ford, 4733 Page, -(7) , mie 14 ter. WBZ ). orchestra, program. - 4 5 ' - 7 bu , 7-1 T oe ’ " On and acre orTrey ,? t oa . ? y 1 ¢ ~—T cate Be > cn) a ya 4 ’ »¢ 5 { ap ,? Ld ’ 7 eps © s . . . ‘ , | , TV. . i Bee! Gravote. cerside 4) ry | HOUBE— Modern aa lots Sa ne orros pay hack $4 weekly . * | py | eNO Tl vlited: ches net be on, Box 1-204 Post-Disnaten re an eo KPO (425.5) dance music, artist: se $4000 entire pot OT 34 ay hack ! kis ; . ‘ me 4ere mp ‘HI? | ASR) ae KTHS (574%), Hawatians A, M. Mark YNST after § a : ie , wast ly , : _ ee ait 12: ' ; qt" t 7" ; a da z - - I Orit ‘ iz * ; i> 4 t a a ' ' . ; . ge % ats i Pe ; ar’ iste Ortole jae VV J isomnia C; tub; Co ee) a ly Me sie a O56 lawer fia On cia iors ‘ PAST! it . RB oye a Sti ‘Be TIRE SATTERY YD IvLLLIN Is | ani A ree Se ) ‘ chestra. GRASS HOTEL——special erie ck de 0 Webster Groves _- 58 G fam. to9p Post-Dispa ROOMING J H—10 ro BRON a: aeae efter’ | : adil ‘3 P.M. $> Ud Weekly ail canventeny 3 ne at : ‘ : : rif Ca = yab- : : : [> F> 4." rie f ' | @aPMu { e ee vt ) ans . oe > 5 . ao mY ‘ 7. or : i f * ’ ‘ : ae reo: ie TDING LOTS—beau u! Cas Py ; a) ‘ I .- ate . me a. , pees . , f -) Lost Ange. o@ BU ance homes. Weo>este: O & ic8) EOD POON : i : ‘ 0 r: owner will _ic6) IDEAL HOTEL. 2800 Locust on gap cunt - dies O85. OUseker; y water. bathe $1 a day, $4 ee. up. Stas. seam NEWSTEAD HOTEI.—456 N. newest ead fy} unihng room a ia carte. :

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ST.LOUIS | PosT- DISPATCH CATT RDAY EVENTNG. MARCH 6 1926 genera ae eae pHOTOPLAY LAY THEATERS pay *§t-LOULS HEATRE ny be wise in | PTs if Bri bs dee INTIMATE = Peace Move Segal Ok jeg aes it ricain and Franc eee ne woe Mt hiOs 2 cei * wat "PRICE Wi While Wilson Plans League Of NAUONS voces GLORY Beem 4 | tok | | ;HE ORIG 1L NEW YORK cASsT Col. House Finds Sir Ed- | W ouldn't List Listen tO_ 10 Peace Talk _ Berea the word “neace” sure of High Place in chow — icomedy HIT/ . 4 ward Grey Reluctant and x | he fol po benarnosd i Jusserand Unwilling to - Bie , Frail 8 MONTHS | Consider Cessation of Vai — = | | i histery *nl Ss 2 the sates KITTY Hostilities. : KELL aaGALWAY — “SPECIAL cmc (70L. HOUSE. yest day told 0 eo wiTrh - dew) ey o% . $ BRIDGE tz i a Shew Start:7s Wat. Temorrew Jeanette Harry HACKETT & DELMAR in. “The Dasce Ciad™ A Ri ot at Cooler. Music and Gtris BEVAN & FLINT 4 Stigh* Interruption = » Ameri cas Prem er P:ane Quartette “JERRY . HER BABY GRANDS” in “Bits O Dream Mas! THE DU PONTS -& Study ia ———— JOHNNY BURKE in ‘Dirty Work Photopley “THE PLEASURE BUYERS” + ee Street /,, f FAIRY: 5640 Bastos eee. Ce ee ~ se eT es a2 — 9 QAR MOO VOR AVN TFs 1.A™1 trading Thestre of Sto tw rIMES- ronte lll “s | Matinee Today: 2:15 ar s-ts a ree FRED STONE tes ao es | pare so s&s : 7 ; pes Oo en out his pro-B IRTY FIVE 7 P ee * ~ ae _ with D — Kingsland 6457 Gravois Av. — nad dema ; cemna ; Ww TF Wit? + 44 = ’ “— , sy? ; . ifle (Lp tt) 4, # x $ > 3 : “3 en tdi nee BAIA TD “a . i+ ere ee] > , Sharp nat Page in London 7 " eee Knlekerboeker, eae BLANC on . 3145 Park Av. McNAIR| { Dewic E 7 ae Waa aa ap eo ; 7 : art “ier much. He re ME OE " ’ a4 . a iy ) ‘ **s PRL ia a = ~-o ssi: iiadaelians Sian Caimi iad Pt ems PE ee eD eae 5 cna aie . ‘Cc , Womanef Be 4 4 : pp SENT “e a een a MeNair-Pestsiozs! and “The hee 4 i slat 4 I> an¢ Live r | 4 : ; QQ F greta? = TOMORROW nae VF. ha LE , Veuderite | Hei wpe 9 rie- aa ‘ ‘ Mal Pg ‘ ‘ yamed wy Prof, Chane ve Fh How SEATS NOW ON SA ret: | Seine MEA, | ee Ne ~ .,a e on 2 ad a 1s ~ : G rand and Miam and Danee = 4 : Professor of Histors. eect . = 4 | goseor of Mwy $8 | I MR Te 5h —_—_— — - prrieht, 1028, MF Se 8 MICHIGAN ‘ tamme y i 4 ' nied by atrey. ; 7274 Michigan Av- and ‘The 4 & 5 Y ened ; e * Z * Ae 4g - ‘ : : at pours Sonk. ™ tse cake cop copies ur some 4 Mees WED SSD SS a MIDWAY - , | 4 : 8 pskgebes = 2 i : : . , ‘ -trare Ti astinaeslaeall ee ESTER, GRAND CENTRAL Grand & Washingtes , ee ear Sir =em® 3 a aE ~~ he Mast Pretentisx , Pe . ve o ° ae? Ch wt ence . 2¢ } row will tress ary te. A ea : a - ’ > i Tiapter 7G tomo;r 4 ae i eve of a ‘rea ef States mus » RCUVE 7 —— tent Wilson's speech of te bee + fh a TT * ong tha‘ ~~ av kes. eh eed ds ew - ger ie ie ST END LY 74 MOGLER ; : a ‘ 2 ’ cor t 5 | . 3 tas 17 1915 an i rhe ‘ onfnston il 9th and Brem-e ‘ i i / tones §¢ Would come ages tee Advocacy of League Idea oe’ in England The Aimes ss” St ee ae : Z ; ste =e matters & gu:t “ aT , a cena so Amer- r yet '* . \ : tee the moment = © : t the same itm state= matis and RP ( Richard - 4 ; vl ae — ol oe rt = are . angie a rat e ] ryieMs a are ria. klisted MARION HARRIS PAULINE 4 in ” Just % { ease farther ‘ : org ee ain wos ek BOB_ aed Lillian & Clartor = & “The Y t esses furtn® | the Mais . Kg ntiamerican feeling * = ™ osc AR LOR AINE -—=— Tune- | peat ser y % : hres 3 aenatianal sTsteT EF. ‘MAN an ' ape ; 4 bir be no ' : tritain TAD Ti ES . 2 4 a ehonid ge im ta : Py i sas i p —¥ ~~ onr* «th KB a SS smiths Ww ith PINKIE DE i QUEENS: ‘ %y bi : it we 7 ee ca ae y ; ai ~tiar CS R VA « & Heime~ (esan & Ruffi “ | 4700 VMaftite . 4 b Yo “ ‘er. a “A ‘ vi sa rg a : . = _ ‘ IUSEME> ‘TS ill S Mavi! & Bo by _ -{ 4 i : ie for Eng!and 3 oe ie eae | ¥ “an forels? dicy, the © i . veininieiosini . Y) ; §: i oe se the compte cr 5 eet a sem attions a thee S Ss BOREO’S ' ‘MIRASE fe PARIS” a | Uy, te : - : , . i ¢ . Py ¥ ow . : ‘ “ - ‘ ‘ - . . _ oHNSO tiga ng of Germar . n, House cas .s | E M P RE SEAT WEEK: OLSEN & JOOS RITZ : ear v : alk o big nn 4 "4 beanch box office in you no bay mont ity ff “tl mma é $ eof. , a S "Tt eo rt i ae ’ ‘ : —— , a > oe | e ~o° . , ” a 2 ae “KICK aad at recuiar pric es. ack roti oot F ent about pein i re errr we t enaw&¢n © t : . tg , ° » . , —— Doe : ‘» 4 > ‘ i anD SAT. | — ————— NEXT— ‘LILAC TIME” PHOTOPLAY THEATERS _ CEO Ps —— aaa 2 | ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT 08'S ARSENAL | ,. +. s al ; 7 - _ reimant ‘ ps ; a ——_ — . S _ a : = . vas * “i » T° e ook e a, : >) ” 4 > FY ‘ . é 4 . _ - a a a q « ma = ec > ~ - ~ & . eT aar ees ie 7 —— Chippewa fa A ain that a: a peace neat We are ; Ve “i a+etes+ 4m as — ‘ 4 . pin .* . T". fiero rag.’ £ = 6 . - t- Jeff. & Chippews lrene y ‘a 4 2) 2 2a av * s s OTT ar@ — 3 : Bx ~ . ¢ . -s { id - ; : iia seis ialita — y ‘han anppea. ; ‘ ~ avers 7 — ; 3 io © . , ae own ' ; * ; @ > : : J _ ei ‘ aie a a es “. -@r.*Fa , @ = ts ee Ls og * ; —~ . * o ° . Double , Seorm yr’ Biase 3 , eS ee a 8 B @A-5 : ‘ 3 j Cinderella . “CLP © y vie © ' : } ’ 4 = Ww . - | y .- the President mas fetes of tries 3 , | esa een Cherokee and lows and “The d | President Dae we feel gna senza to nave 20) rs tog chat revees peace GIS: Compliahed by TRK TE : RAN _— . § : ehe enc ‘] 2 . a hegvin * "mis 2 4A é shew Ge [es ’ 12: 50 ~ . 4 : -tates a eee " . . . * . ee. : > ev Ti: 5 2 _ a awn 2 : rT Of. ne 0° } i’ 4 oO —_ 4 : sintenance of peace erdun, This will ra as we needs simply for a genera: ia tig ALD D ane y : Inve k ti | , ~ i em aN “— - 22 i a 3 ~~ a? . suee too, that this te theithey have any success pe ee vee american foreign potcr 8 ce Third Grand-Fior. : Doable - " -, 4 _ —*y 7 4 . oe F coe ome = ats Grand & Ficr'esan?t yY : tea ” which the DeeciAeaen* +¢t+arm Aan ‘mternaiona s - al we aane © vou, .tie- { a rt NC i! - 4 ” , e hin which aa* - 4 —s | ; — . eh i 3 ~ - ” = - - $ ; nes qs¢ — renr . ee *» oa ar? 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-DISPATCH a THEATERS | _ PHOTOPLAY THEATEEs ae | oe ows \ ia 1 yp] Popstar Comics -™~ ,** | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | *** Fiction and UIs N | 7 ews Photo ~* “ : ANN NOS . os 5 THEATRE a graphs \ N N ~ N SX 3 N cs y WHY Women’s Features INDE “Si// — se Vr" \ A | Gn \ WN Gao oo. WY X , _— ” wisi | \ eO\\\ GY ANN Sr WW S\N Wg RNS Ww SATURDAY, MAR ‘H 6, 1926. ? - NN NN a —— | SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1926 N = \ W Bremen Theater, .fLAR4 now, | | septs MAB oS \ “Se Lawful Ch 20th and Bremen ' Also Vaudevilis | 7 ws os oe ee y YL al hhh saps Msn Lee cQqQNaccccKe’: ; ‘ -‘ame Lavy | ] and ‘‘A)l Pros Yj 4871 Nat. Bridge the Frying Pan” 4 (CHEROKEE Double Progam In een cocoa ” UM Ll fG "oa oe Medutllny if "a 6 “Peacock Feath SSAte hs ‘ , Y Temorrew 2 ‘ 16 ‘ herokee St. and “You're F Ses No Beg Be SEES SS s ens, . : ; ; 5S f PEELE LE Meg, UY / a ° Pa ° ; GSPUIUAGIGAIBENOLOEEEFELEDELECOIRLEOEL ECOL Es, . a s Lyf Harry ar a Za Be Z SOS: % ee : : e ; i ; Si ee | es % Gy: YoiG Yl Piper ee 3 , | rie: e & Gj G, DELMAR CHOUTEAU « Madge Bellamy : vs oS ee | aie : #: Jeff. & Chouteau. 4 ee ees, et ; " es 5 r 3 ne ne ee eet ee eo ee re —— Clab™ : asic and Girls Cemedy and Other, metas _— re ea 18th Street ;__ Maurice Fiyna ,, 18th & Lafayette Le Adventare ae ateme . na Ap pation th I eg ee —— ere ERNE Reh Ie RIOR 6 RRR ce ee NRT en, ERR IR ITS MR Hem ” - o “ ovress ve eatin em, Reg et nn eo . FAIRY ¢"The Yankee seul 5640 Baston { and “A Little Gt in a Big City” SS SS a ~~ : “ge es oo oe x 6s NN Kingsland § “Inner From Hom, ea ( wood” and “The fy 6457 Gravois Av. known Lever” Minn Res SoS WSAAARAAN BLANC Knickerbockers Py 4. Ch® Swer and BEN LYONs in 3145 Park Av. Bluebeard’s 7 Wires’ a ee. Fe — ~ + ~~ Ne ~ _—— ee in, ee | { Dondle Prog: « McNAIR ) Woman of the Worl MeNair-Pestalozz! and “The Demo,” ~~ ~s ~ _—— . teiouday Bie- ——ieenteat les and Fol- ‘Malcolm Me « Vanderille | MELBA , “Flaming eet i Grand and Miam! and Dance oa et ‘*/ ee ee eee > MICHIGAN /{ Double Program ee ) “Flaming Wate,” rigs | Michigan AY. and ‘The Tough Gey PRS RSSASSSLS ESAS SESAWS SEAS SEAGRASS 68 Oe CREE LS BS 0 US WES COW ea eas eee PORE ee a ee ae iin — . : — (MIDWAY = sTorp steriixe ;, Grand & Washington - and ° ‘Some . ee et ee ae. MOGLER ss, .SUARA Bow i, “Tawful Cheater,” Sth and Bremer ‘ and Amateur Wann cRaSixankk Ie ee yy ‘ 2s. AAASAAN RAR RA RRR RAAAAARAR RRR ERR .**s SS SPSASAAASABSAARBSASABSS SASS a = >) cae —— PAULINE = ¢ Richard Bartheimes * f s 2 Lillian & Claxton & “The Passion Pay WN NYS WA sSVAAASSPASRBSASSBVSVARALAEAAL QUEENS ( RALPH LEWIs jn, 4700 Maffitt ( “The Last Edition” (Comedy — Seria! S es Pf § ardma 5 Sie th nee eet St Soap. -os ‘ . S Ss bas ees . a rateeme RRS eae Se . Yo +4 SS ae SS ny ase one ; : ee : — . \ Rete Bisa es ee BON 4 (hE ohhh hh hh bbb ddd 4444 4 4 's NY —Internationai Newsreei “y ~~ W, by: Yy y 4% i wi LT fa UY. ° / —- MISSOURI! Grand and Arsenal ' eae Ee Yih, Pi & . “ R I N ” T I N om ‘i I N , . 5 BY . SEES CHICAGO / Ly 7& 471M (/ SS MY — CAST AUBERT r Irene Rich in “The Cay ff ; , Zz ; Wife Who Wasn't WY Anbert and Faston * wanted” Vandevi Y Le ic m8 ee ’ LILI E EOE ILE SLOT TCOMISETOPOBELEL PU UET NAME OMEN GEE TMMLASA MEM AM EIMNMSN ABDI OVAAT AMA 7 Chippewa ( ALL-STAR CAST yy f i E: fn ‘Sadly, if Jeff. & Chippewsns Irene and Mary” . OCKETS ~ . eeedies Yi hs “Wy ¢ ; Ww NS N WH * SS AN * ahaha aaa ee a= \ N . SS ia RK Se SS ~~, ACAR ABR ARRAN ak _ — — + re _— — +e , Cinderella ( Double Program “OLD CLOTHES” Cherokee and Iowa ' and ‘The Tough Gar —__—_- > > BOR eee ~*~ xk - A» 4 as . : 3 te = ache NN he Pana as RR See ees ca att NY , ¥ Wen De SS CS A Sa SS ae See Yn a “ « ae ~ RR atx se Ww ‘ ‘ ome te) SSS yy RVVVAVOHOOn _. aa h. Laughs CONGRESS, '°% — DENNY 4075 Olive St. { «phe Blackbira” Grand-Flor. 4 Double Program “Er . “ ” Grand & Florissant’ “the "Parle Ape NHN WWWAAWNVHY ~ ’ “ WMO tshaps aoe ee o& & Oo oS HI-POINTE ¢ the Piastic Ase : } és a] . . Clayton & MeCans. Wasn't. B hgar MOON QOHH UAW) SN SWAN BWVdd sds ABI d»d S SS SSNS St

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OO a eee Ag ONIN aa rat a a ) } ’ 5 4 e TE e . e te ° 5 E a S e = Ss ) r } : i ie 5 BPP PPP BPP PPP Pe ) a F oS if to . ¢ so 2% 3 34 ie =: ¥4 § ‘ ‘ . Se Me et i _ €> 2 a ll i i ee Pa ya Me i ee it fowl Ne te iii lat i dia OOP OL LON lel al a + , a ee DEE IESE PLPPP PPL LP ee nn ne PPP hada 4 PP Lh eal el a aaa 3 2 bos _ a e eo ort ee ee, ee Deen ag ss Bi ke. 1 : 7 \ L } i ent nen santo nretanepnarctatnencsiihem-cataanens"E-.ap sansa a —. - - — — — — — eee nee arses neon : ; eransanecanenanss Or i m - ~ M > ~ pan mana on athe mma apeenecinuenntictaan _ SS Tt —— ms ‘] ; * nn ye _— ak + 2 7 P} cke rtist h Dea SAYINGS OF MRS. SOLOM icked by A tist as Most B utifulies By HELEN ROWLAND Verily, my Daughter, men were made to marr less as. a sought out many alibis 3 iF 3 Musierious Suoloar Ly Ella Wister Haine * 068 | Men Were Made to Marry, andy; CHAPTER XV. . the cireumstances. * amin hopes at schoo!! I'm as help What Has Gone Refore. that we may learn something from _ man with his head and eae , “ , +n ont kar on a eh e:4 2 a° thaset* o e si . 4 . . . . ', yo i 3 And, at dodging. the fox is simple beside th - 7 -~ them, however. Here we are. toget: ‘ .+ : ea Carolita Menendez, a deautiful ste . ities eo : 3 Mar: S21 eg AIF te; | > é 2) ] ™ -*hHhaA " youns Spanish girl, breught up in Phe Brigadier was in her oti lis-is t u a South , ee o and received Mr. Burns most cor- oniv reply. “the vaults are down- a Sout American convent, is erate a a . a fore adamant than - Soames ee ny eee P : e traveling alone to Los Angeles i! Gialir, extending a friendiy hana stairs This war.” rO 0 m0re adamant than a thirty-min ‘Sz is é Wil of a 4 law) ‘ 4G & AIS . n ite “cad . é ‘ ? I” +? -% “ ¢ * rv 7 — . a to Paul, sayin mn he saith. “No woman sual: prevail over the command of her guardian , + oan “I knew your father He was eafely deposited under whom she has never seen. Toward ® £004 man.” sci De eee i : se ; i¢ ie ii. kev *ha a’ we’ ram -~ Ja their Bt whe end of her tourney she wakes ? ‘ a ee eee ee | ie ae ae nth 1 sees Very briefly Mr. ) s ne G it 222 S eS. . ~* a ic t~ + ~ . a * 4 _ * a . > ios , Rif a his story. The Brigadier listene wen enitine tad Cee 3 Yet, what doth his freedom profit him? For a married man j ciate 2 ng at the CUTTAINS of Loe os a e . | elhstiiima atria ial Aeee = : ? 3 ¢ 7 : , : oR attentively. HAT Re een a ¢ rae dwelleth tn the fear of one woman—bnot a’bachelor dwelieth in the berth + hite > 7a «we a ‘A > cs GC ena) re rn ; : ; Opposite, a wh Loe 2 “IT am not acquainted with those oe ep raietinsne e : | ni : ¢o Santa Barbara on the night ‘ear of ALL women! F aed OE RS A AE NT SE Sl ON aa i Oyo CO UN A RNS EE ar rl AB OSA O I sme pene 99 “_ | fn “" + 4 A > de hae 4 / % io ww 7 > » i | A pI ° g bs " v od mr 7 - "Trhic ° _ hg. if : Me % companion ring to one it ae . 2 bis ceonclusic n. “but wT oO } ave us > 4 . = ~ on wi id * h .?? on > — : Suardian to identify him at ‘their ». able to locate Adjutant Gabri- “°*SS. Ueltner his nouse nor his . . ee , i + : ; Tr +¢ha me ag é i offre hare hased ¢ ™ > meeting in Los Angeles. in tne elie and Adjutant Joseph. I[ will ee cae ae Behoid, if she be gent! i wi maket b a - ’ : : & i= + _o a a e . os wife went with him What hare enorc, if Sae dE Se€nLie anc wise, soe maketh a man Jappy and that man has be glad to inquire by te’ephone. © sas - . : , fiileth his days with peace.and comfort. morning she learns ata ™@™ bye inqui: » —— a . “aa _ — ?#-~- : —— been found in one of the berths, Mr. Burn nd Paul waited, lis- YOu found out a s 3 * — by =~ $ apparently m pred. Pauli hey- teminz as her gentle voice cailied No trace of the Salwation Armr . a : ‘ 7 “ °° r% > . r , x r eB — > ara anmnthar — asec bBuorTnks re ‘ac ee eee 7 « > * = “or no Phe on eee et, €% ee . Bat, if she be unreasomable and capricious. she berometh an 2 Be noids, a roung New fork iawy ; % os — , . - ac , . : > oo ss - ~ — a -_ > 4 e : Carolita became : enanging g.ances ¢ f aismav ~ RTORS ado Mes. Revnolds. She . + m + f °* . sr ee pC dt ia git ars : z Z a: « £6 X ins ra] wad @ 2 Ss — _ , mmitna ~ ? = == , 2 2 phil } . m | . .* —. ‘hat — a? iorms -~ + “ant Ba hoe » isye + ~ - - -~ s¢ s a Ap as Ag a io. ene eth him Hhil p} or! ‘ 54 L = ' 3 rr y & T ju . S { a) NS CORA Rare aaa MONG. ee ee Ee RK ope gee age 5% sie Fe ee ae Path Oe ; ‘i quainted on the train and who }s each successive one reported 4 - n lowe with her, claims ihe ring no such travelers had arrived or taiked with r - 4 f 18 17 - : " : a er a ; Y » | ° ‘ ? 7 - 3 > woe - P when it is found on the fioor, in had been expected. At the end of You talked with her’ How long If she be b tant, Sane is an inspiration—-dut if she is stupid : ~~ ~ ¥ ~ > . cxrPre - a ‘ > . owe 3 ‘o,T 77 ~ =: Te t. - _" 2 Ps : ; ord Ps to prove: t per as it re AS ° ~~ -v Minutes tne Brigadi-« 9 hung uD azn i See 4 regzis aread astonish- che is a relaxation. 4 it belongs to her until she expiarns the telephone and addressed cer ment. . s s eo i ‘ra situation. Meanwhil . t “ Tisi' ors. , Lec fhan %.%¢ ie is >. ar Cho : fe “et agape a ae Aw etic or: 3 a : Te a eee If she be thrifty. she is better than a savings bank. and a twent }! ’ learned that Reynolds Owes inese o7ricers are Pf how in sent Paul the telegram ‘te Naw ‘ light : =| See ses VaNk, and a iwenty- UY linn * ‘ as y's o L ™ ; : a 7 - 7 ? ew “ T ~ - le dad w 5 o ‘ $.°T*}, tt? - . . "s ee Vv = a +> +s >..+ 2 .. +. ‘ : : ’ Walter, was traveling on tie (rain i®s Afgecies she said. iney York, but ehe did not send the one year endowment po! But, if she be a gold- -digger and a spend- : h wna S roll? wr } ; : : : ss - t names, and that they ha n Would it assi Pardieres ly * alae sie Vel! rrank ¢€xciaimed, she him to hard work and STCCESS - . .* >» In : ~ 2 ; ~- +s ~~ .. e- — 3 + ~ bs : e eeen in conversation Wild ine ctau Tanke inquiries ¥y song aistance in must have got home just after ] s . s ; : ' ' . . ; . . . yee - ‘ : ie , } ine the train ta Santa Barbara and other points in Tn A r. 7 : ; y ™an before leaving * Pain ia oa N . are i | calls was about an hour sen “ 2 wi ; + 3. PV ls @ii TiVuT alt ve 7" 7 ae : ev , orn Se had not nd eed fr 34 e - woman rs +; thar c wee tee Ai eure: and ine@e night train had plenty of : i, @ oman of 6 aGtiid., then ji Sae@ 42h adormmen ») er NnwUus- ’ 2 ee 2 , . SWORE a. } a wi meee, TS TAn _ 7 ae a ‘ a+ s ‘| * Gi a _ ate a eeen Walter before in rears, cue tO repre may we eee you you time to get in, so Y teok 1: for band’s house and a delight to his eres. But. je she be : ain and : a — 4% al bh te i ‘ ™ LA t L pis it Be ; ; } et ae ‘er mn m e tne suggestions Ww: @ | . ’ : : Re a family quarre. be wer = W ae. es Can mak => . STrar - } ~ i¢ 1aG TG i . van _ ¢ ? GRauwUring, Loeb fe she a €202.. tt 4 Sacke 2S aia ~ for : ~ ¥- ene e:s 2 é On +r a ha? a) a + Incate the conve 4 ' : ab : i ae . ws i4 de i LE hae it oes | ; 23 and his father over the father’s wil help us to Ioc: ‘ - 7 She may have traveled by meq beliltaney and deanty a4 —_ ; tha I erp rtina Fen ic Dd t .¥ 2 & . aka ‘ ro: eo #7 second wife, Cynthia Reyrno! in the Argentine from wh! fe.” Dre explained. “She te ant : : : oe LOT rm UrTs® , She is apt &. A 7 ~ ¥Yorr:s gir! came om Frank Hyatt, Reynolds’ [0s Ae - youns €1r: cal fs nee her at sags e | . . to use her own car =e lone «rine : : : ‘ ‘ am en a thae ‘eeannot hal = sega a a a Se re di t= o : , geles attorney, joins them in an- fam afraid that we cannoy help but she’s there at the house now If she be frumpy and domestic, :hen are her husband's carments wn ; an eq vs 2 you there,” the Brigadier re ed Rees at ers eee = ee ——— = , ; a Bae aha Saas sarments | ea —— oe: nt +> “the rgentine is a large country. Ss wa 7> ul ; . word from Walter aboz heir a ee ae ; “ana. Chief of Police, We talk over ee if 7 : 77? ; We have institutions there, s : are pa : father’s wi conternin which ns AOSVITUOnSs we! Pe ? ane ee = ‘ a aa vas aa) Sarena them we will make in- °°"C’ “otters tate! But, if she be a follower of fads and a wearer 0? clad “ath sitions ) there is sor ¢ try -o £ At ees ee em 4 ees 4 ad + "T™™-2 (kia? Was wittine and re i ‘ h =A A ~— ‘ @ ii a r 2 Pt iad ce; oO es. : : r - ‘ ouvir ee ,er Tou - : better - ai hian & At has Chia A = then s = a thea pwéia ™ ar + af ee ~ . ; i point the murdered mas ‘s tnex- sc Ruamane: apne Perhaps a : mOortad that b had alr ; — > the advertisement of his ri nes, and the “show wind: t 3 een eS * hare Ter. YT wes tt wm - & >) at: head ess. \ on ‘ Ls © 7 ‘ 4 tT vh * $ « +, * '« » a ¢ ‘ Wii; 1ak et s ¥ : name as Mario Milarna Hie secre:- Roan Se Se = . ’ oe . 7 ' “ Cj Fa ood 7 t q . >. 1% s 4 “ae a’? nee 7 q osist wor s id T terne- ¥Y s.ips Carolita a rote an: ney ined a - * eee se _ Se nae ; . Te i: 6 ue ‘ : sy : agent x2 sats " : ~ m oe ‘2 + — ‘ mic oe ra — . >» - ~? that von mn ay Of SUCC* eefrn’ *’ =i es ie : : . e If Sioryv 4+ 1iS Wile de tu bd of Sweetn-ss ee Rere > r “jaar ~~ o> - o in a & ~ + sat & ~ “ ~ . ~ Sm a . ‘id 4 inn & ii o Ps ‘ ; : disappear togee her on reaching : lt i ee : ee eae and coeert s en ” . ” 3 a + wae re Ss are har han 364 a crm js te - - A 2 - Ps wavs 2 Pg.can? “It’s too scon to meet Frank.” S . sashes ave bergen in- to e . a PWOTOS BY UNOERWIOD make further investigations and $ os 7 = ¥ ea ak. es "i ee eRe ~ ka ae A Par fora i mc 3 4 Ood man for the ? — + *+ ar ; as pa s S 3 4 . & = oe peasy she on _ eke bad ha ant a. | PP on ’ 2 . are led to suspect that Walter's ECS : But if she be dour and fz! - R@ssins. then ts she the hearer G& UMD FRWO 0D ther on the outer steps of 4 f a a Dv A » ce ee Q ta a a 4 4 eg J ry dD fi ty fi. - #) ‘ ~ | ee io) ‘ ' 4 aad } | companion om the train was Crn- 8°" 0% ee ieee oe thia Reyno!ds in disguise. the hospital, “lets hg - a tele- : ti one | aera liye beyiad ; = avuy : : r hAR , at? Qew-s - om ud nan Pe Sadie. age 2 t+eare4 a euae win hare Gaeres Sy pats and was introduced by “the Cc ine How then, can a man fai! ¢ ? - rloo, Ia.. who has been f h ; ; : PAUSE followed Frank’s state- ....~ “Now then.” the officer went on. = pees 4 PROFIT, by matrimony? es o : — t ese 1s he Linnenkamp Painted + pee ; ment that Mrs. Reynolds must The call went through quickty, jj ¢ Understand that you want ‘to i | ite ™ iis , aie c + i oo ’ oe OF spits: aive = even ba Bw ot td . ; # * 3 a” . : ¢ ¢ o* ae as is & a i e: ava tion "a ‘te 8 a .3 ~ VCS b Ar bed. i fie QD pul rity of *he bra sf cCan- % . bg and went to b: a and the great See. 1 Wi ee} VC hac , hy 4) * nd nad LA ; 4 aa Ne sac ae ear? nna ? » aa ad _3@ prone ’ have i cca D @w tech A ee isk a ™ 4 = . a4 i ie me * an 4 ta jf? 5, - d f } " - — . . - 3 «te x : r ™ +465 44 472k, aS Wi a! a ceep ray p Oe! - ( N ; ’ WD fs For ac To eu €4e he - on J ~ {~~ be : , 4 ¢ ' roused themselves once more. fac curred. if 'aul arrived e lac Ing a new day of investicatio: iene te x wile” Seca - ho more ab 14 , n ¢) epics mes Vers at : Ids th S ew cay oO: investis: | in answ: >a Wire from you. Was v erases A ine he ee ee ee n0.4g3 ‘he o.d snuffers and the ex- , a " Te > = , i aa Ri — i b ‘ 1OoSened ip oe. “a.. i : ; a? aS sf ‘ C2 Wea: — . ~_ - a re r* . « . 9 a ” - _— eI then Tre >? ~ 7 we ws ¢ 7> a ‘ r>, an bn +: Bee . é be mupo0n }- a nee a..9 s ¥ Fo i mass Ye. a la hem wel: call Santa Barbara a aught his breath. as Burns oalipony Was ? Sha ae aco are round, eight inches or eo in the ° again.” ant om 2 t's for us +o di . Sia . ; in Massaging, the fingers should e + - af Uti we 4 (}f Js '? ] LisCoVver hea ‘ee Insta P y . “. si» s Peas be@e dia meter ? 4 6 at b : Or insta ; ee ameter o% tray. which is rath- es - t e —— ca 3 “—@ won't? allow ma oven oo me a is . ae rot ba rubbed loosely over in s he we ss. h a i j } . P shallow - ' ce j ?. ; . : oe. - STA. D. but they should fasten CS men, va * - a has a tur ned Gop. . Ee / 4 Urms was in his office. an igiantlessan sta..oped BDrim Others are ebiorg ERY a8 ur + 1 oe OF A; > ? } : 1 / ” 1 3 j ; 1 + J ; + y } 7 L i > z + i pe Lee ae Sheibig’ est Ol ak SMH y, oe enw em teal DE tidtiatinpgices a ne Ye Oy oF oe | - Suey tice ne i pid f rapt attention. examinrine th 2 ry” well, I th } i ring in Paul's peuuniien aaa ee aul? Yes, Paul’s going jo see a8ked. : rhe tired ‘sell is goed to stir up -irculation. possession with the es, Paul's going to see ose a cr Sn feck oem Sie Mave abort hats tn shape, but follow the Lines ; rest. you, be a Man aiwa | wm Ri rege Rms e% pow of the more «xpenstve gil , . h : You're right about this ring “ai! things to look after here. Sorry be sure to leave it there” taxes time : wit fo wee to pull their hair gent- ona. 7 th cong n — new Importance to tne retailer, to have disturbed you. I'l! explain “Chie?” Paul questioned, “what Wash or cold en te over. This heips to strength- teins dle mats — blin ihe LUCREZIA BOR} t and ts a @ctatment used te | en poe are ? that are g more nearly than any other pro sought after to place at either --« a = ; ; a ow wns Feanw, ken ete 2 tae : law : : *? «@ talanharnri«- Y> + ; | -¢ ords from Frank stated tha: Barbara? I see. Did vou -wire Aa LsS e.epnonings rrease ‘walt Will. de per h ‘ | &. hea > ee | ~ ew . ~~ . * » ~ oo @ os .~ . 2 ‘i : we "“a@enen * Ty - fy8STn + % ; ° a — i¥ ape the ecalio aD 3 ms 7? te "y? eee ne would come immediately to the our Office, too, Cynthia? No? Wel °% ee returned to the tamer | 7) = Wee Follow the masse se by a eood | ana fectangular in shape. Some — = 2 club, arriving before Frank ha3 —-I just wondered—no, that's ; room osing the door behind him g0 to h % aprey a e. * gued have the oid-fashioned shade rod ; eel ae * Pe eo . Sex is : . ‘ ~ yg wii add . rushing. Thi clag-mce "You said that you had plaesa its ¢ if your brush is perfectly clean and , = k manufacturer finds { j : 4j mrUu saiié s.or Witpa . +. - anthers i 7 A. 4 i. o o i - . zo os - «4 Piz Oe G 4 & eh > a = + also pulls the ~~ *2 w } * 4 * Tames ‘that ar= ve: ’ decorative. * t [18 - & — a ank wav’??? ss was ad 3 & ti au. : a wt a. Lit] In eo e * 2 i Se in bat an he Was first. af ewe Drass dinner candie¢sti iF ; ‘ re aqv sing assumes an en 5 . - ~@ 7 ome ; _— on — Acenest Interest you, but probably not today. Sev- . , » ake PRR e-em rin ig : 4 Mi he said, “it is an important clew, ii & probably cur only one. There ts Wea I see you. Thank you!* Could have become ef the compan- ‘Team her face renew hair that is ?s!! ; tn -_ » » ~~ ‘ :. 7 Ls . ~ ‘on ring’ Mr. Games suggested %*c@use she knows that the dust Keep the circn’ toa $ using this cir! . iat tr Can seu hace a rons > ae fe aig ae face scalp brisk, your hair clean and stand from threg to four and a hal’ s . e oa ig _ a alowed to you wfl be rewarded by the new feet high and are proportioned ac- character of his product— > . 7 > 7 - _ ‘ . to Bb: ing a blackmail Sui? az fainst Well he said. “she s been thee oo . Gown at Carme! Visiting a +h Ongh search made*” breathe th » - sie a a as - and et .' . 7. * = a" bs as ey = TOT: 'd. Bs beactty imparted +o wonr hair cordingty. - Many of the sticks are “ lesnnlgitiiitgs teeta pM Hy a ODEO IRR ge es . - . the S12 t+. Everything Do nts t re) it 3 . +. a " ~= - . VY a - oo ; rE I those tein : | Oe i messave TON recreires fr ° Var 1¢3, OUr wen are Tr) fh +h . ' . ; i nage nae £Tam ms came Lnrough _ ‘. ‘ , Aas New (ork ‘ eh ¢ Aah tLe The same stipulations beld true Sort res 7Q°2 antique, taken from srma!i P & iT. lie’. aesembline ¢he aie : Was from her. so that'e ¢ha* ™ yarcas now: Neer Wii, he here hefnasra fn oh ass wig si sozh “3 ” -TSSian ; ‘3 t ht. . s sea eis . T2 4 ive Trego i sis i hice r poe i - ee. . io. A « ~~ >. ak f ds h dt >» 3 : hom? * oe Se wires i een 6% ; & once understand the underivine —— 1s & : : } ry f Te ; et a + : = - ad i a4 G O “ a ‘i a az & *) h steers. ea. 2ROwe nn Oe - * . — . 5 i’ Arigeie et Siw were Sen. , ie ee a a re Princip.es of caring for rour ecalp 7 +9 py —_ ine ae = * ‘ Nir é ‘ere * T a m ate od Ww . 19 -_ ’ oe. ae a —. 2 ° «He Bae Dei | ; Ve 2“ PES: oan wae . * 3 " x : > 9 4 - a ; tre € VY , @ —_ eat aus esseq the “ > A 43 GO tine i‘ oma te a é l ms. Pam tor a ia pea ~~, a ? rT Ate T- = pe am ss , bas ba “wl * 2 te ‘ CNM . t Cc Fe YY Be. ? 2 es . | A" ? raw ~~ HS ocp 3 _ . ae 5 pa od Sf ri nar s ~ we = * 4? ia * é ” ° , : st x ~ . sien . - i >t : iT OD ‘ pep eah Sess ‘ . . in? . is ¢ ‘ ee - Line ce ‘> ar om 22 ; a 4 ae i, P , wi wn op ts on * °° Ww ‘a . a+ ‘ é ia ~~ a ii t ie | nN oO 1$ CO a — : s > * - at , . oie it? a * ? o - > : “2 ¢> ~ ar Amead +4 has +i t_ é ‘4 Pj ‘ * han T a "oe . . ~ e % . 4 + . et is fs " } ‘ ot Bie ‘s oa te oot :> ——— = + sf ‘ ais ine . a ss ~ ~~ - a é ~ .* e ~ «4 . ss ; = - 5.2 : : A id & ’ c 7 4 = Fi ++ . ° 4 "Ary f tb , we © : ; f 4 fam oe > a. 6 sOr 1 iD every e 3 Sorry . ie ea ok he ; v~ , OF ww ' hy wey ww Tr _. — ~ , z B: k © i is \ Oo i. i 3a Pe e i a > ) ave nm Your pos- Way i want we Tv readare ts ang T . . ¥ . - . . i. = : ad " A he slg ath Witiwe cca — ) s able to illusum@ ‘ ei q co : ~' 4 : —_ ner. . . 4" | ; ‘ rea as e hey . his -k - * 7 eo ee ee ee —* 4 age in its true cole ; sie ati. WW any ; 2 ’ ace net . ne? tami y ex .On and OFT ght 1974 } iA ha beat: 7 Tegerres ‘In ae a . g l I Jha = > . - * . , ’ ~ - : Ae . 8 me oe > Re ’ ~ ° ; o> | ' er mer Y => ' - ~. - . . ; a eS . - : Pi AS «t 4 ‘ 4 } 4 es. ' ‘ é t as rr © ° Quilted Effects Fashi ble. me = a an 3 ae = at ‘2 regs - - - on ; ‘3 +. ae : i-are - . ° ~~ & » v , -2 > VY ass **} Now eaar Pe. oe ona a a + * --* 3 + . ie iig 2 Phen wa Abas ig — ‘ iS ™ S0ing *O mention the fundamenta) $5 a | > ° - . ¢ — J te : ~ ~ 2 eM, al (te > = : . % a es : , aed » — ry ‘ = a ae ty si 4 ‘5 ean _—— : € J ~_— ‘ i) _ 4 | : = . Lie ' Ps ~Y n kh a * > sae - \\ @ rrore? - Lnan i 5. ‘> it ~ * bb ~ ‘on + - , ses ow OX r ¢ eas a ad rf } i; ‘ S x ; . zt ee an. toree you, Mr. Burns.” hag a Bi (nat nourishment is earried +m ‘ha I ree : ‘a i how +o " ee ? ee " j " @ COS a a" * ~~ we - > =F . * 4 * he ia ; f ' me one thing.” Pagl Pau! did net attempt to hide hte —~ COO 8 snort amd Tull | Seek) TS Whee eo wome ? : j ol olen 3 ; . —— _ a. . a CaAnnAi rtman? .. * - - 2 engerhs and in Straigh?* or PS eee » aus iy oe #* a a Se in «a . * ; Perr, « ; . ‘“- . " . . 4 ‘ . ; i a > : * >. ag ae : e% on s cat. 4 Re ass id ub v {> Put a ‘ neg : 4a mt i\ows aece 4 } me oan. abael Aaxn 7 * ; Yo es +” - ; -~ Towpssal? ha] om . eae ANS ee - anor’. alt a + voit += 4 b 3 . ~ F _ - “er 2 He ch ds ° ; y se a x r P| : ‘ . cod id . - i) - % “ a“ © st C bat ° art ; Tr ey ~ . " ee : a nm AUcitu. Z running into Walter Pp aited 4 SO FOU can ses how essantia! * ea “Because she mav ¥ ea ee Ger at bottom and sieeve ed SSOnTial | : i a, . : % a . > ee ae eno? imv OF » * qd ee a Supnosed mtirder : , a : Rie is S$ e > é jikes 1s °* - Kee cf —— We ag 3 om good ’ ‘ i = T \ ee od hae 4 4 ms + . Dees "® Si ney I qi? Ps “4 me ~~ aboeme ‘ ” — Ne . es: ? , acer mas fastened upon tallied West for unknown reaeore sgh and a gray satin - ; . 4 - =— » as . ste oh »* ‘ : >; —; . om a “ b Prank, call Sante Rar! : : lining. The two-in-one ; 41 piano aie acturer giv Su 3 Pee ais santa Barbara, then one camned thine after arothar & ets ¥oO-in-One idea is car. l die ee e* 4a > . : we . Se: “= —-s . & ae | ried ~ was Stits aeg ee rad Ge ow Of his and Walter is geoine to —- , ete w hereah @ ris gc oO get as iga ~~, : : ote eo readow?s. Vine? . : ‘ ige@ Giuiited «3 ho ¢ . _ i. | a Po ‘=a = = 2 * a _ 4 *a - * S:.4& iat 3 Oo al Hieacer * ; Lice Si:c°e@ Of it as he can z s prom - Acquarters in an + a ws ses to be popular —, , is It Walter conlian’? Sava 2 s Lip ce maere ce ‘2@ shapes s & ie q : i. on wd ~ , : : L'¥ aL OUP re Tariagd —— a a * + are varied and particularly go any etfect is within COLOR-GRAVURE as printed in? make tnquirie e ee " x we aaa a2 OF thea 72 * : i nee : 3 . rs | | which mav har : . id Be on that train’ HT es: , ‘ Se°. | @ e sheltered * h Beds rie tira r? ho a be : » ct uw. — . ‘ Aa ia av? B .” bn ? +... | Saivationisis. Now, then on : vou-cn*t have caused that man to turine a ' ae — : J 2 " , ° iis * mn. r our 2 aa J 6: hime Pe Siar ijPi re + ~ _ . way’ hare a fit or whatever he had. he idee. e i a ‘ si d S oqa re é é sa) - 2 ee A ad i } TY + i» ” an A CHT ldn t > em °°. Pro nd te } te e ~ $4, oe ak . “ 4 ry - uw2..2S0Ome * : : a ‘ 4 4 + a 4 - Te n ie i | e a2 = } “Where e«ha."? : : + S he ‘Where shall you go firsts couldn't ene tient pouch bag to mate UNDAY WORLD.the most effectit® i + : § Pauw! Rerno | is AS&ke@® ase +h ° taxi Soul AMerican iri fram tka {r. — f i. urged to lose no time aa ell eeniine He couldn’ t—” ‘ et . : ” ” ee eee ee Pye, . velo 4 ts . hrouch tha crowded streern (OU are mistakes. think “— : ‘ » Pas ‘ Yeare «nf arr. e or Uu { 5 i av ' “Wincinme tha * . . oe Cen’ a ha — .. ” im , ; sees eLed her ninety ms ae 2 aa mm & x ? Ts rer ; athe [+h . ae | iis + @ a co tN 7 a7 7 fara a. . _ ‘ as a” v SOc . a gt : mn about with i don ug ag ae , its intr f fo th advertiser. ; ed 3 "Sen Viownce that connected con- One of those thin ce oe ‘HE Os the Atlantic Ocean. _ ton ' . ° tt eS 2 hal, m Was Possible Gut it was Mrs. Rernaia- Tho | a. c first trip in 1868 on ‘=. = Fr. thea rt — arm? en ae ” io * = ne 7 = e a fargie eh 4 Cises’: ing TW 2 | pie Raver he 7 € ni Oualit: HN ediam t 4 2% ’ Tah ee 3 of A en: rig , Bs | ur aed csp Um On ee py a Cy, > : 4 bs saab oo Sf» ak, ' * - - ~ on i. * a ron . . ine F ie ” . 8 HY oe ae 4 . . ; : : 04 3% ; . 7 3 ~— % age gb ee ee er. bs ate Dg? in) RE 2 SAA, Seve 4 wx, ‘alk, ntellleaslaani im m Se RE ia dina, si nuts fs ’ pecsilaiidiatiiaie tata cde ee eet so ® , So . 7 > - "s ~~ ~j “ ’ - oe hea ; e / , 6 . j 2 } ’ > ¥ 4° A - 3 a * , Boy wt 7 3 7 . { + ry ‘ i ree eo a ek a PS PR ARR Gace lth ap ak OT AT as seis VEO Fig: ae tne ; > ’ oe a > | + ~~ - — 4 Pa gs r - et ‘ Ps o 4 ms * an | 4 4 sl “f ; os .

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lite i a ° A In bcradi« o bowser the Hound Is Afraid on. Bowser kept close to the sled L* LaF A.WILKINSON vhet ; - : i: - : By NELLIE E. GARDNER oe en ee — ——— a —— ae a annette. estes ‘ : Zan running ahead. He seemed nknown danae “ 3 1 Temperament That Cheats Itself. eens aver to have forgotten hig recent fear. oe feel gh me 4 howina fear = WO women were working side by side in a big I! fecl no shame in showing fear. By and by he went over in among Fire Engine. Clang! Clane: Clang! Clear the busv street organizdtion. : — Bowse nis ee Here come great One a emtiement worker: the other a urse. »0OW Ser the Hound. the young hemlocks quite a littie i ciautece ak ned rr ‘ a Me a ? a 3 oT Ee’ er oe i “a u | ifle ll TUDUE] ‘ : . Chey should have pulled together. But their eo-operation was ERHAPS you. ¢0op wong | distance ahead of the sled. No Bad Kesalts. » . . a . - . ia ae a + tT Qo T° f ] P -. 1S . , ot, : , " “ - ‘ y . i . : P about what you might expect from a tiger and a wildeat. with Bowser, but ther > 7 | Farmer Brown's Boy saw Bow- Red! Red' Red! When the top of your dining - m ene Z ’ 2} TT ¢ » ia ; t 4 { . ee . Bas i . oo : ov Ps : - Mach was Wwaiching to see which wav Dex. other was going to CON: id¢ rable wisdom In nat : : ser disappear and thought nothing The fire and tne engine, too; room tabie Is marred be paper that saying of his, nevertheless. It \ . 2 ‘ ‘al ; al . + ; cr ’ . ‘ ~: - . one is afraid of something ther 3 wae those young hemlocks came Bow- Ready for work to do. ew drops of oil on the paper and Is reason LO be afraid of there is . 5 a. ser. running as fast as he could, ror = ers) bing : ’ } i ea ft a yr. Speed! Speed ’ Spee d' wi ce . a ’ . “| , . : _ a ©. ° 6 a = 6467 we . i g 3 ) ‘ + ¢ - io : ‘ -+ .. : Jump: and each kept her eve on the keeper in tnic ease. a most Ot st. Buta moment later out or Swaving riders in oijil-skin coats. has stuck fust remove by putting a ee q KATE RA es a patient employer) sc constant!y for fear the other would get a Sweetmeat, that asa result, none was ever handed out! . a @ e "eye o she > jn admitting that fear. eG is tai > - os ; is Phe jealousy of these two women, and the temperamental dis- no shame in ad 9 é , : , nis tail between his legs and his tea ae , Jowser the Hound was on his was * eves rolled back. as if he were Hose and ladder to work; A Tester. with his master, Farmer Brown's : - trying to watch behind him as he Boy, to the sugar house, over -in j | = ran. He jumped up on the sled Engines spouting steam When f€rvinge fish first put @: Plays which it brought about. was actually responsible for failure Where the red demons lurk. for either to get a raise in pay during the last five years. It did not secm justifiabie to ra the pay of both, In exactly amounts or at just ihe same time, so us a consequence, both smal Ipiece of crust of bread inte Ay , ‘ : are . liao say) +? — o : the f;reen J oresi{ e howseé! dé al i\ b, a beside Nis master, and trembling Clang’ Clang! Cla ne’ the fr’ ine fiat ‘| hix will pre vent eeivine their origina! pay envelopes’ loves to go over in the Green Il or- ‘Ss t - as if shaking with the cold, he Wearily turn-about: th from sputtering and will ~~ ‘ bum 44405 py ce A j ° 5 : — i b. \ } : : ; bDOWSET, -ome here, ; : iaaes . . ‘ oe ee | and that was why Farmer Browns os... ¢ : : was. Bowser made siraight for Sir.- Come here and tell me what in her adv: ant? ) + oo amen Boy was carrying a gun. He had | think of thees tranke”’ the sugar house, and for a while t ; i > - «+ ; « “, + eanc,p : om } = ie - . ; \ ‘se UaCKs. ; ” . ntil women subjugate Lemperam nt to ound ense and Jealousy jiteped Old Dobbin to a sled and Wine tte talk a he couldn’t be persuaded to come or $c to fair play, they will never attain the business heights of which on this he stood as he _ drove ee oe out again ! 0 9 > ‘they are capable ae yee 2 over to where Farmer Brown's —' eS “a ; . agi Bow Ned | : running along beside and (Copyrigh?. 190046 } If employers find it is easier to keep women in their present po occasionally jumping up at Old wid a " a ee 4 = - Split-Pea Soup. ; . sitions, than it is to promote them as their brains deserve, they will be © poppin’s nose. aethig gas eo — One cen anit een) eeeee Se | obliged to continue their present ceneral policy of placing a man at hurmer Brown's Boy was think- oo ; cite nhc Prasetieliich said ter, 1 tablespoon flour, 1 teaspoon ) the head of each croup of women employes. ‘ns of how gure he soll heen the ne. rO _ —— GOWSEE took Onion juice, 2 tablespoons butter, - | Anyone who has worked for long with America’s alert usiness wht hataen: that Pome the Pax a long sniff. His tail stopped salt and pepper, celery salt. . Wagging. Instead of wagging, it Soak split peas all nighf, then : women knows this is net necessary. +} om a tntiowine tal Now 3 | ; : . eet: 4 nad bi en LOHOWINE him OW, went down bet wee n his ]egs Turn- put tTnem over the fire with water ae siow LV ees es? : ae ‘ Fame TR i a ag — - . youn wom ; - iy ? _ _ eB: 4 2 : — i belie i ‘ lati those - £ en and and California. Later h ; the creation in Europe. Ea ay : _ tt ‘ road He Wiis iogoKkIn®? i i P d i T+ } . ~J = go we ae hed , ’ h productions ars rr} , I seal have a tireplace, there are the | ted bbi is et rel : | ] we!) wo t} r vine sled, uNntlea Dobbin ana Started WiekKed —Cneca. orth having. } @ost Wonderful brass apdirons and on a r. » ‘ ised what he was looking for 4 pf P . “ . 4? , . 4 1S f ees ised T f | _ ; ; f .s j +> i ‘ 4 5 e es and shape Ss, some > id sf} . 5. } it some of ern pieces aTe not as expen- ae j Pp ~ ng 6 bdsbbbce i ai} I i i Pista P , ae Ih, ‘ oe cr d unyv ash iPTa Vs of m+ vere ; i il , os s Be ‘ wt 7] weal ba a ee me i found prin s likKe@ those rah ° . ioe DO | ia? is ifr MoO: Fis are espee as the antique, but are pat- ] 1 hi ‘ ! j one r" fra 18 / ~—. rr rr ' f ne ey ‘ ash receiver that ' urines of Chinese occupatioggat effective. — ures, and wee Huddhas from t) ibe o¢ ww iat yy I at nine ae ’ : : M ¢ 7° who loves a | Ae : , eae thet hi See ce et, Gees It wasu't imagination’ . Dar Sa large ent secti bediicaneei a hea urden. The lofty | tverythi aS a beginning that greatness in heaping fuel on: , . : ; i ‘bu _ nt sections distinguished rind ae . 4Qnintil: ia fie he ake | claimed Farmer Brown's Boy. ss ® e is a small-but fear- headgear. One from Ce is oftenest shaken bv the comes to an end.——Quintilian. , his fire—Disraeli. ~ C Cl e n -hinese Foo Dog. He on the coils of a cobra whamads; high towers fall with a : peh for the purpose rises above to shade him fygeMer crash; and the lightning haracters that spell = gyn @rkes the highest mountain.— | aN It tack Ant dilineen fee a : hsurance Every man mec'ts his Water.oo a! Pussy the Cat, bnt many last.—Wendel! Phillips. The great man who thinks great- higger. a eo a Where ane is fortunate: Lou Have Q b Of a . 3 Protection for Travelers and Pedestrians l Under The silk manufacturer finds that t yure advertising assumes an entire mportance to the retailer, reseq ig more nearly than any other prow newspaper reproduction the actt acter of his product— { TVPEEYOVRG)SLUUCEYEE ETAL TUATGAN GEA TAONSNRRSSUTLUA LULU UUUAAUTUOOOCYDENOOOORRNTOONONOTOOSGON eas Qas Act AS sed VRUOAY UH DSEENESECQLA TONE CT For Only Per Year Mmm You DO NOT Have to Subscribe for Any Newspaper to Get This Policy Hit 1 | putting Heretofore, Travel Accident Insurance Policies, less liberal in terms, have been offered to readers of other St. Louis newspapers, but the policy hold- er had to subscribe for the newspaper offering the policy, and continue the subscrintion in order to keep the insurance in force.. Tn ' t \ photographer finds his direct retu pled by reason of the life-like fles of his copy— PERFUMER is able to illustr. his package in its true colors— it i This Post-Dispatch offer does not require that you subscribe for any news- paper, so the risk of lgsing your insurance following a stopped subscrip- tion is not present in this offer. Your dollar, accompanied by the applica- tion clipped from this advertisement, completes the transaction. every time you want a bath or a shave or hot water for any of a dozen daily needs Have the convenience of Running Hot Water in your home. Even the small tank water heater gives you enough steaming hot water for a bath for only 2 cents. Assure yourself of hot water all the time piano manufacturer gives his instr without an instant’s delay. We have gas water heaters in a variety of types, styles, a touch of : nt 7): cigarette advertiser matches tint of his box— seedsman shows his flowers in t glory-— Mail or Bring This Application Today With $1.00 to the Post. * Dispatch Insurance Bureau, St. Louis, Mo. NGS ty Nor pp Ner pe eee Feces ‘ ¢q ‘ [> ner blind and that I am not crippled to the extent that I cannot travel safely im public places, and I here by apply for a $5000.00 Travel Accident Policy in the Federal Life Insurages pany, issued through The St. Louis Post-Dispatch, ‘ Fall Name PPPPrTrETiTify sis. ts tee eee PEEP ELOTE TEER Cee ee This Policy Print Name Plainly and in Ie Not Sold Address socceosnen ccs sos senconessuecoeseeneneeT ese, (nent ee ee } I certify that I am mene than 10 years of age, and less than 70 years of age, that I am neither deal + lmost any effect is within reach ¢ a ie wt: Lie OR-GRAVURE as printed in THI 107 Saas . vim (San i. WeILACLEDE G DAY WORLD.the mon cree AeA | CLEDE GAS pment of gravure reproduction sin |) Gyyiay fare A W pel LIGHT COMPANY troduction fo the ; : ‘pa va ha | Olive at Eleventh 2744 Cherokee advertiser. er ak | 3524 N. Grand Grand at Lafayette Phone « « CE ntral 3800 4 y Solicitors Place of Birth.. es deeedmealtl © HO OS 6 040666608 086606 6 OTB eer eee see sce st C2 e6eoe sere Occupation were.” st Te I A a ee SePeereeeeerePFaeetseeeettaseese eee Date of Bir€h. . cccceccccceccsccccestecessccsesseese seocesseeevess eOG® Write below name and address of person to whom yeu want tusurance f case you are wise it will be paid te your estate. The Three-Cen! Guality Medium = ; - Come and see them of America’ s Greatest Markel 3 hog 5 . “ ey br | at any of our offices | please send one of your water heater men to explain details and fici CEOOSEOSOO OEE HEHEHH HEHEHE HEHEHE OMG COO SSEOS OE ECES Relationgh] p.....+s5s oo Se OMROe reo bbea Beneficiary titans andy ent) . — ‘ or send the coupon terms. and one of our | experts will call. ‘ Address | Name Beneficiary ’s Addreq@s...«+-.. Terre eeeeereeere CO eTTs Oeee Te TC CeCe PUR TT Pee ee ee, MOTICE—Net more than one policy will be issued to any ome person, but members of = family, be tween 10 to 70 years, may each obtain a policy upen payment of $1.00 with each application. HULA — ee nw ee eee es Telephone N ST

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—_ —_ “a tt : = igi! Bie ed a tn * ested iets S & 5 inst , — | [THatTi’ mS Fac , | | t 3) | ~ es ooo (| yeti. FP ectagincasenenlet =) You're COOKING | e - . A PLEASURE To | a eer ) AMERICA-- OCH WHY Dina | & pe f fe | 2 iy * WECL WELL- How po j cgi pit. . ii | Ar_G i REMARKABLY & “mS ee \ S$#é@ Yov AGAIN o BY } roel CAN ; PLACE —— j \. t ASK BRIM BIS NANG ‘. VO! iS. No. 181. > | % MOU | YoU |i EF Iin€é COLONEL Rmisut } j j FCieem WEATHER !? 7 GH-HUH j { COLONEL-- rv 3 J ‘ ' HEM me | 3S Foose \ CCUG + | : | ) ~_ ; ee __ § +e | = = : . | DO Corvonec- sa oe HOW'S ALL TOUR; ‘ / | WE'RE HAUNNG / REGARDS To f HAVE ASKED Hm Hts | | WHAT MUST HE [HInk = ™ ==> a ; eee : a macs ° / , ee Pe Joy = / ( ! 4 NAME BOUT ee | (. _OF MeE!!? HES WORTH : : : we ? | , So sSe®eDyY TaN MILLION ~00e-] | ay i é : a eg ae - | ) - | wW THe 7] S ( i. é ‘te aM entTAu MIiDOLE } ‘ ‘ J ; mst mA wd cP Te = . Y ‘; 2 ' co iid 4a J AL | S 4 + > a 4 } rs ¢ , A '. eae ro | Zea. a / —. : —Yaey Sg Bud, ie = “> fer olv i : Ee | ZF “' | ‘ ] t 5 Bs = A! 2) ie 3 ZZ LF | ; Es S i wo o8 ‘ —, aes .: ; ZX terations at City Sani- . ia. = | tarium About One-Fourth ~ «+ He " im Univ et ‘ Completed, Says Ralf | ™ | Toensfeldt. student ne oan MUTT AND JEFF—JEFF REFRESHES MUTT’S MEMORY—By BUD FISHER S7a30 Mavic Hee: C7 she — lately ee wae SETARTED IN 1923 va J a - - . , a a ‘i ; — T, YOORMEN'T PUT HALE | (Put. MUTT, Der rc UN TJ INCOMC BIEO. TSU SWCAR | | Fie! INHERITANCE | Zp THN 5 ae | NOW WHat ) pi. oad - * ~ * { EAs PAS * 2 ‘ SCO cS : 4 sh [iS 2 = - asin 7 ; f 2 Aa ce ; ' | , » : oa YON FORGET AlsouT] THe EIGHTY DOLLARS | TAx. WEll, DIB __— | You QuitE suRE PP sdb eaeera ABout Act,\ \ / {DO THAT /g TH day. . | THC AmUSCMEAT TAX, THe A MOTH PESTON ou INHERIT AKY ; i THéeREeES AO i] FRO MANY sup! Goop ———— - cee _o ee | | Soe | 4 eo ga hbage aid he x, THe LukuRy |! You Got CAST MCNCY LAST — wRY AMUSCMEAT | / Page r. i DAY’ P a t MutT? Bonen at Heath. Fired b sjeors | , é eter ie EOS ONAL PR a. ~~“ YEAR? THAT'LE MUTT, | OR PERSONAL | SAY NO . 7 3 oot cieceoanainilt _— 7 EE TAX AAD EVERY OTHER Tax’) (,;. AAG UNDER THE tee | Or : * itt he W — —— . 7 Ea 4 a ne eae ——— | ~ LC ae “ oe coml ¢ 3 . } JANT TO Ikreow WHAT Yeu j | | \ ae 5 Sues or — > gaseil (BBL £ That! “Re % i s 4 ————__ [ Bie ~~ — 5 eet 7c 0., ies f f ee ; Work Or Company t a t ' iil : TERA ND Ps ere. i ., ‘ye F #. @ sas A sf , —f “~ i ee os p \} : WB sist i 6iaasS resuited in A b ~ = v. ‘ -~* , -—*e - 4 *e Oe thea phi he v4 . = i eat 2 CUGiis ePrsy wae = — on, a : ie , bag. but rou can’t make them use 7 » SF _ ~ ,. Heli not worry at al! But just rosin the ball, WM che ein enote _, 4 : ~ ek H , cine cig : — + ~ : *- > sat —~ =e . e! " And take a new lease upon life. The American and minor leagues ,‘ives.” re if seer m g to the box r of Public Utilittes |? umm f *.. ie wee sin tW BFC WS £45458 .« Las J a eo a "re : al 3) 39 $44 6; | and F ¥ i of’ " + e hte When he’s nearing the end of his '¢ighters circus performers. fiddlers * ib 4-6 4 = 's wy F Aa i ~s& & ww & &b6h . ‘= -" > : ‘ m > ts siriD . +. é: . _ a + ‘ And he finds that he hasn't a/ | a e’ 3% i ° : — _~ ~ 2 f ip = by - = . \. > , el . a ~~ * > P —_ ‘ : i For the rosin he'll rel, ifs moe | a => 8 = \ ta = Ss 3 = -¥. 7. | meeing done with Department of oi » - j - , é ' and the pellet prope! growth removed from his batting Public Welfare funds, under di- j a a 2 : ‘ _ ? + | * ~ " _ : ” * 4 nf 4%, = er ‘rnen? ? 3. m ePVe T OOoOnS cy fa. +> a Hitcrhe, ?} : ' ha A flit? = ta ar (rm Avs 2 newer Swing |“9°: *OOns ond tr tee pieners > one re as Vie ; r . : ADiiC W *ilare S4i.8- When he finds he’s beginnine to slip sip Schang out of commiaton, Wail IT’S DIFFERENT WHEN IT HAPPENS TO YOU—By RUBE GOLDBERG (Cos And he feels that he’s losine his : grip eo fee FOUN , ge Heath, who was dis- og “ He’ll just rosin the vi!) Ls | S€ be but 2 Bos > . a ae . os ° va a ‘ ee | Papeete — as Gepartmental con- t rosin the pill le i S,1M KOT | BOAYT BE i S666 On “Vv 1TS A dJoce / | oe | ection superintendent by Diree- And massage it until, c ee i eS M\CSELF THo- , ‘ :: \ f MISS SMITA, Wall on Feb. 1, and who the cali eg cs }} FOOUS#H-iT’s ||| ALL UPSET- | BS, SWAT OU | yer né@ piate ao AS The man at the race track « = %¢ ‘ ‘ & ' goes ove Plate with a zip. > man at the race track savs tt BC MAK 1 NOTHING | MY LITTLE | yong WERRAC ey And he'll wind up his fast fadipe set - ss oni - ae i a he : aii Ul rLe cor AT ALC - CIRC RAS ag BT cums Sg ae et gnns — se Nee i an anin am RAS HoEASLES ALL CHILBR EY aN SoR © ee tase snp mas TAKE like the giraffe when so many de- ‘ > 4 Th a faa ia UU OU Et MS> PH | Mie Ga \ TARROAT | “THe fe ' serving race oorses Ouida Use p LAI f ° . a cy COME -!I TS sO much advantage. \ ‘ ) =. & And the pellet will hop, — TO DEATH ») : GAME } At th oc 16) \ 7 ~ a mee Or, eo suddenly drop, re That the batter will view with speptnah Te — = | alarm. a i sihais ; | | } “Bag Pipes Vanishing From All ; a Yea, the hitter will hitch up his Scottish Social Functions.” PHA CASS FoR . HAPPOUS TS ayor wants to put in Toensfeldt's Three THREE SPECIALISTS\ You ce. at IAirector wong ~ sug- | ese “Th > stion. had supervised this Work, : ¥ Meer Ae AT AUC hich ‘s being done by the Wil- | sonville, HooOSsSe AASD GO ) A. Corrao Electric Co., 1415) as one@ WER TWD THe HOSHTAL pe street. Heath wee See er nioved TY tme t orrac ; L- | AND GET A BVDAICH CF ous a seu hie em) aoe NURSES AASB CAASCEL Seems tat ALL etc , ~~ Se ed the city tn August, | terday: | _ Barts Cunliff Started Work. ; He wal “Former Director of Public Wel-;, ng FOR ~ 7 ig. | iy. 4 « e Cunliff’. finding extensive re-_ and: re * : Meiring and replacement of fix-)| been — ) Meegtres at the sanitarium necessary. | frequent gked the utilities department, On ? 6 > ¢) H 8 : pants, There goes the squeeze p!a — : _@ Be r te ; ene ich ia equipped for such super-| : i .: i snag _— _— _— pomace, see where the New York Boxing WEeEk S — " Prtiehestie ‘ob. ae ed of ca i Z + — ie _— eat oe Commission has ceased to espouse ) om 8} wv F hat the Corrao com- and sen ' * 4 sage pitcher and ‘‘piteh,” the cause of Harry Wills, leaving ft Sa former. Director Of aned ; ss FE. F 6 will not have 4 Chinaman’s Mark Panther + joht 3 _ tlee oke, Oct. 8, Soe Be ee een ’ ine Back Panther to fight his own 2 sing to aa bet for | — UR — | tit of 10 per eent,| @ 2988 (as He rE & MY BE Fon lite : yesterday the cost} ' a . i? :* a j ALAS he's COU : : ye told in advance e | ae ae AND. tl THIA’ , EAA! tt EVER SEES hat reeded, since wiring and) sees (Gat ae D. W. ~ K YORE A: | A-AAY-(T HRS : : + coe —- = Wisicke a DAC | Oe ey aan ae ' pg A a 4 : VOT AN ING le CET ME “TO SEE — — C nlite did not First 3 y 3 . 3 - ICN ATS GET THE REWARD \\ MNCNEY Go oor ; sama acemamammamaae nae eae ee NSE cna —— c ian company a chat ‘MR. MECYOWL G6) | There was no for- | 78 ri & a : > OFFERIA'G Line ~ TAY — BRINGIN T by the (oa a | ! | — al Ictting of a contract. Toemm=j: Lie. FoR “He Ret CE His p” Oe eT G UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS THE LITTLE SCORPIONS’ CLUB—By FONTAINE FOX d: sail he did not recall that] 2s mam ; ; nf a i.) A , : - atl igs Feb. 1 “hangow “ali-bury Didn't Knov. Six susm™ iry safd he did not ‘tee with i heen supervising | Louts Ce ot which he pending i BUT HES GETING | PEA) You 4 4 His HITT WET ia wo BECAUSE ) - BEG, tsar //—pn >| | You HATE TO ¢/ ie a || GWE A REWARD | a4tw Gera Ce -\ i o | : : zh vice as much by bank : See ™ Zest ITA rer art ‘ nould be This was escent ho feclared, to the’ the ome tr over th ail 2 | Becic 1 — io wpe AR rege ig na Soemetontonn as Ir ISA | BE ech LO MeO a ca AI LOO IE LI OS Cis pb) Se ED Nil OE atts re b atm “ua > - foe Y aa ate . ial to tba is daca a outer ae fe ° a ; nia Oe a) ee Soe ay) ey 2 j poe } Z — : i | IMWES-9IR: | TELL HIM Fo : | || MY UNCLE LEST B5SOOO | \ a RR: | MONEY. DON'T ! ¥ = OweO Six THOUSAND i 4 iy} ' SHRINK S60 - | TALK SQ > iit | OON'T GET A CENT - x | NXYOuU ' Prt le _— | eT ae wie.” ) Steamer tera inene rates a tie iu: aay | Deca ee | ' : | ‘Og, / * 3 hore the ap- announ 7 i ya" 1. Rilllet, dtvi- Houghts : ; tial tte ?, don hag the Ame St. Jam oped - IT CETHNG THE RGWARD’ BACIr. ~ —_— ; 4 a : rye Sa.) . . irTr.er i*;rec : ; a Es 4 : : ; : ry ry? ‘9 aApD- P P " ary oO: 3 © hail ery APp- While about the vas passed some ‘OS. & is citing outemninns fire recomm the sanitarium and this @ems off essary 'O remove some health. 11 work and then re- tmdicated - n ft) course of laying ‘tention wtere there had The f£ nd other operations Warren Different (opinions. perhaps an? this inade * viser on Hooke is fn Sain eaten iOS on Rice itt potas m2 Gike~ Rig ing eggphe de 58 Sd fp: eng Me Be SAL Be 3 Ge AG ME EAS SS : = | iti Hh - uth ‘hi ' per cent of ecnbdinet, ~% * : . ” 3f (ur “]} many : fhe. ngewe nuaed om Page 2 Columa @& ‘°° P95 lacaeieca namin aie a — nays ee (Wai: Sn ae oe Ss ee ae ; ‘ —— _ ”_ . poe : * . th * egal: ge gP tag tg Me Ps we ba a “ % = pattie SEs “x. j : bs “eee * ee Re 4 6, ig cg ‘ ~ oy tee eee i 4