St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 7, 1926

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Se OLE Ss aver. ee Oe ei - ot A agp baba gl i anata i See: atlas / ss te 7 al . " ’ oe - “ ‘ » > a . a ee ? Pans PFs ak, es ee she ecstcae Bae? Ve us ees ae nnn OOD cay timc * Sn) BRS Tle te pe 4 Tt LOUIS POST DISPATCH 3 - —— eee SS a eR EE i ; — | i? in at $105 Sf. Joseph Gaze tte Incorporated. a new company formed to publish previousl) had bid - ir on, pst JEFFERSON CITY, March 6.—’ the St. Joseph Gazette. The news-/ 000 at a trustees Sw i with — _ INCOr; race oe A ch arter Ww as issued by Ser retary paper was purchased by XM. Nf. company was iil Wh 2 previ te ai of State Becker today to the Cae Lavand. lie bought it for $123,- an autho! ized Capira -ette Publishing ("o, of st. Joseph, HHO from the hondholders. who ¢°50,000. Free Drugs, Ete—Keitfer REE 10c, l5e Baking Soda, English. $1.00 Syrup Hypophosphites. 25, We 10c Diamond Writing Piuid. Bees ISe Calomel Tablets, '%-gr. (85). 20¢ Aspirin Bayer's Tab. dozen S1.00 Russian Mineral Oil a Kat — — te Aare "abe : ta Sure cures a cold quickly... .25c—Il1 Free we, SOc, *henolphthalein Tabs. ree I Se Tissue Zemet Paper.....-. 1 Free Free 59c Imported Bay Rum gy gg Fh og and — a he St. Thomas Bay Kum; ®Ony one—l Free et, Je, we Lpsom mers... ree 25e Furniture Polish, Keiffer's....1 Free Free 25c Epsom Salt Caps she, 45¢ Oil Wintergreen, pure....1 Free coun Caps.: does the work. .25c—1 Free 19e Aspirin Capsules, dozen.......1 Free, S be Phe-Camph, an antiseptic. 1 — Free 50c Ins sect prayers oe Castor Oil, tasteless ; ree th Bug Killer 1Oc, 20c, 33c, 70 Tincture Jodine. ! Free With S0c Biack Des “4 Ricwal, “206, 35c¢ Chleroferm Liniment Free $1. 29 Bristle Hair rus =e, Oe Cocilians Cough Syrup ' Genuine bristle; solid back. .$1.29—1 Eree ide Vogue or Hat one Hat Dye. 7 nae le Fish Food vv s.ss-t Free Free 50c Parson Kidney Caps iMe Menthol Inhaler. : te 10¢ Aspirin Tablets, boat one 1@c, 25c Sulphur Cream T. Loz. oe, We Ked Devil Roach Powder. Pree ae Ite sage Tea Rubbed Leaves 1 Free ure Aspirin Tablets; bottle Ooe 1 I ree uSe Seldlitz Powders; 12 doses, tin.. to Free 65c Black D. Disinfectant . D cwdlage pgm oe : 4 A wonderful Disinfectant. 65ce—1 Pree 00 Jixeco (Cigar. a s = »? 7 a ine cd Wine tmect Penaet 3 Vee Free 25¢ Real Hinkle’s Pills $150 Rheumatic Cure, Keiffer’'s...1 Free) A dandy pink Pill; Keiffer’s. .25¢e— ree oe 1 Free Free 35c Shaving Lotion —.. Indian Herb geen isi a Ere 4 wonderful Shaving Lotion ies Free toe romeoline, cures colds.... . ree 0c Atlan’s Liver Tonic... om et > Free 90¢ Cocoanut Oil ve ampoo "Se Simmon'’s Liver Medicine. ng a This is a wonderful Shampoo. .50c—1 Free Eves Tested Free by Our Expert Opti ishon 50c Allan's Salve, cures eczema. 1 Free Free 75¢ Real Stomach Cure Expert Truss Fitting Guaranteed This is a fine Stomach Cure. .75c—1 Free 10e, W560, ‘Se Borax, pure... 1 ce ° . ° ee ote ee nn” swore Free $1 American Mineral Oil loc, 2Se baie i es so 6 eka 1 Free Vinest known Oil; buy one, 7V5c—lI1 Free co eee eee (Gemeeem.. wk cc ness 1 Eree a eee set Bree! §6Evee 50c Real Nignt Cream uc Manzan, cures piles.......... 1 Free Fine Cold Cream; kKeiffer’s. . .55ce—1 Free “Se Barkeepers’ Friend .......... 1 Free F ree 50c Borated Talc. Powder : 3O0¢, 55, 9Oc Pure Extract Vanilla, '3e Schoenfeld Liver Tes t3e, tie De Witt's Vapo Salve... lite Perfect Laxative $1.50 MeDade's Blood Medicine... lie, 25c Senna Leaves. Ide, 25e Liquid Skin Collodion. ee ne a ee ——-- — Raisine..... Nerve and Bone Liniment. 1 >. ©6639 2.9 Column—Buy One—Get One Free .1 Free .1 Free A dandy imported Brush. a ree Free 25c Parson’s Corn Cure A Pres Sure gets corn, root and al’. i iree .l1 Free Free Patent ie inaniKaiifer REE Column—Buy One—Get On “he Tutt's ‘oe Palmer Skin Success Olntment. “Se Pink-N-White Tablets ........ $1.00 Yeast Vitamine Tablets. 250 Haariesn Uil Caps... Ked Seal. “Je Junior N. R.,. tablets ES 6 We, $1 DeWitt'e gocket Comb, gentleman's Free 10¢ Blue Pencil . 1 Free 25c Egvptinn Votue Taleum. 1 Free 25%¢ Hairine: a hair dressing. . 1 Free Hie, $1 sachet Powder. Tree Oc Rieger's Face Powder aan t ree 5c Clor-a-tine Tooth Paste kh Foe 2: Palmolive After-Shave Talc. “a I ree “Orc Itr Olin’s« Cold T: gy 1 Fre ioe Witch-Hazel, Dickinson's 22 roe $1.50 Vacuum Bottle. pint 3 Freee Se DeWitt's Foot Tablets 1 iree o%e Lipstick, a dandy» i ..1 Free "Gc, Se Tooth Brush Ll Free $1.25 Hair Brush, a dandy oe Tree Oe SOc De Witt’s Catarrh Cream 1 bree 3: he C ocoa, Stollwerck’s, %2-Ib.... a | Free “se Olivilo Shaving (ream 1 Free he Comi for 1 19¢ Robert Emmett Cigar > for 1% G0c, $1.20 Syrup Pépsin. ¢ taldwell 40e Se me, 5Oc, $1.00 Listerine 26c, 4 TRe GOc Coffee. Keiffer's XXXX, Ib. 2% 3, GOc, $1.20 Bromo Seitzer, Oe 40. Roe G60c. $1.10 Olive Oil, French "96, 6Oe¢ i+ TS ~& Please send me *% a full details and Ne paper floor plan % © Aeolian Ce. St. Louis. A Big Value Grand at.... A limited number at this price. Terms $10 monthly. Your old piano taken in part payment. ef the Chilton ~ +4 Grand Piane * y YA a i ‘4 X¢ a MBBrOSS 2. wc ssecvscvesses *. . % City oaeseseeeereree ees ** se i i . AEOLIAN—GUARANTEED CHILTON 4 An-Amazingly Low Price for So Excellent an Instrument ; You must have a Grand Piano to be in style—it is the home adornment par excellence. But it is far more than a beautiful furnishment—a Grand Piano has superlative tonal qualities. ~ musical value for which you have striven. we, The Chilton is well made in every detail of construc- . aa tion. The price is exceedingly low for the quality, and the fact that we recommend it should war- rant your investigation. AEOLIAN COMPANY ¢ MISSOURI WwW. PP. CHRISLER .PRES. 1004 OLIVE STREET | "7 Exciuswe Representative for the Steinway Piano and *. for the Duo-Art Reproducing Piane It gives you every (5 SIE IG I EEL COC GE AD * * mH * ‘ bs Se a? ae Pm camera REMAINED, SUNDAY MORNING. MAR Gr 1,000. ai. LOUIS. -—”5T-DISPATCE BRIAND TOATTEND LEAGUE SESSION DESPITE DEFEAI Up ing ——— ee Council Seats. T> ‘4roce ha ted a + BY + a A \ —. & 4 15 GE es V A March ¢ . = . + ha ‘ » Ao eh, CC } jr. Ot 4 it explod 4 — j was - ¢ ~Y tin? =| ie, Wi ¢ + ~ Lé crii1@ 0) a 1 i J ‘tia oe ‘ - = : aa 7} } 1e ¢ , as wriore @xX- he ita : Aa ac 4 , * : = hn) Si]. ¢ ? t ’ a 7 13 mused { 4 4ii } lis 4 ¥ 4 A - A ~% ‘a Br - (ii bi lay of Aris , > * a re ~*~ ¢ = (; »* rT) i t 4 } oe act ¢ on . i a « , } ‘ «~¢ . ’ t | © Y st y = i Aa . ing il . ro t¢ Y Mm & ure Ss QO! c As site f ¢ > ee Se oy 7) oy oe mist 2 ” i rie e 7 r S 4 te . iii r - ay ‘ NJ sa ‘ y A PV a iv = ? = ™~ ~ A he | | i >) ‘ ~ ili e ta ( ry? > th Ta 7 . + ‘ | i's, ) Me Mg 4 * e = ¢ ‘ . ° , im cor ~ os - ” ? ¢Y h a ot Baca (3 tT; ra Lm . } a ~ OT ? e “tf ‘ iis a . 7 ’ o i ie@ I izue i SO {OI 4 ¢ ~ ° : 5 a > , 4 ies om Rad Va 4 ‘ ~ sa a a ] - ~~ - } 7 as - > T { iach Waa In 4 4 ol a 4 7 a cD - © i? 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" i i? ~ as . - , * a + Ly qr | . . “4 3 ‘ i aiso as on ~ 4 f . . ~ ~ i vs X\f « > avi \ f 4 7) Y) 4 nd oe r ’ | _ . = | = cr ¢ : ie ~ © = i Eas . ‘ si ~ ‘. acl 5 2 ohana lr aw f v oa eff Titra or Cc ea 4 ers ry 4. : ai ‘ea I ' , oo ~ i) Yr er - P' 2 | wan a to ~sS 2 rain “ee > > TY MUSSIA GEAINS League {> eve é ° > gat ering » # « ‘ s* ~ nr hares ther ; . ‘ a) SOlll- H , 7 eR S ‘ r en wer i roar. “+ Pod -_ re man ae . ‘ . ee } *. o% - ~- es = ; a) ces | ~~ . &¢ na w i *¢ Po nA = 9 séina idd Nnauv-created Pon ra 4 aa ‘? e "er ~ 2 a + oh — ) $ he in use i eo ad a - ak ~ 2 rout 1. 1rougn he ’ i } 5? ez Fs * “Sen “T* 1. 4. 3 3 i * ' ° ee - ** o 5 hc hird would elect hor Cer ag w @a - Ti 3 » = 5 i's aiiy and pain ner anen? » ,*s and to gt hahaa &, saa * he nt seat (.erman Delecation at Genera Ont- Er the Asoc GENEVA, March + a | ink M lines Its Program, ated Pree, Delian A’a , i> ; = 4 ‘orman * P’ a ace \a "Me e4ee stil Swiaii » 3 Tea e De ’ r - : eald Luther, the G:, i ianceilor, when he arri } in eneva this evening. “Naturals I do not bees sirr *¢o comment until! I KNOT a 1@ de- ‘aile of t> efrey 1m ae Pe * Make Your Home in St. Louis at the WESTGATE HOTEL 5 | ie Kingshighway & Delmar (N. E. Corner) Es FULL COURSES WITH COLLEGE CREDITS ) ARRANGED UNDER SELECTED FACULTY | ° 590 covers every expense, inclu ors extensive trips ashore. Open to pre-collegiates, under-graduates and graduates Limited to 450. Men only Registrations now being received. UXIVERSITY TRAVEL ASSOCIATION 11 BROADWAY, NEW YORK A LARGE Eastern manufacturer of a line 2 of high-grade electric and automatic labor-saving appliances having a common market everywhere is looking for an active exclusive distributor for the city of St, Louis and adjacent Missouri and Illinoig territory. The appliances in question are being exten- sively advertised nati onally in colors in- volving an expenditure of over $200,000. This, together with the addition of a new item having peculiar and exclusive fea. tures, is taxing factory capacity, now op. erating day and night. This is not a job—but to the right man with substantial resources, we will submit a : business proposition of unusual merit which in other sections is netting distribu. : tors unusually large profits. If you are open for a connection, write or call Mr. D. C. Mitchell, Monday or Tues- day, care Hotel Statler, for an interview. ty a is was bs i . 2 + ie eas ae nointment oO Ger ien { ~~ 9 a Ss Hie ‘ t or 1f@ AYNPOINtIMeiue ‘ 2a , et ~ Che mbe I- | mans ~ i A if ‘ n linme diate PO \ Lav i tn 7 soe x ‘ . , ? - e Briand and mat Aus “ rsh at Ss: rie 5 PLAL aha Ps ™ | }- rr Liat Liad s " y\ r _¥ 6 hei ar aan the goer: , i ] +? in hie H Tr)? re Spe ech be represe! ted QO! it to laAvesS - i Aa = sOFr Po , eo - 7Ty } 7? ,oF i , —= oa A€esS5 & ‘ ; ; ‘*} oY -hance ior was aaa 4\sblaa Pf “ : 7 ‘ P oy . ne (;eé rman { ia@ii 4 ° er ne r { ? Or? 4 } i + L ‘ if iKla , 7 ] Hi rT. whe nN neé€ yocsert | THat a saa iy > Jha ru J ‘ , , } > “~ ; " = : , sa - is the most amila vit mood, ‘ * , Ane! if g t , SMe NnTEe TY ber asset i rT} i» } r _ out. ‘ * - 4% . > ' ; per Tai i plied to questions in French with eiectlon. to , ene oe 7 } a2 = at » | : ~ , L- + i ~ryliit t! ° F ss | - the utmost grace, showing remark- the Ccousem «* ‘ aaa . a ¢4 ? 4 = és . — na sential preliminary to. any dis Lb le i. nev in one n # the LA © SSF i " aHIAS Tr. ue rit of . : . . I + rec: iT} TT uc ‘TION a PIPL TTP TTT tl seeare STORE Ree eee eRe Te? PO PEUE EE Cee eee teteeeee - E24 s | Te , - ~ Cc rSaSLT OT) ¢} ‘ ‘ - Ppa ar re as ——-- i — ry £ $4 ; iT Puas¢ — Pe Pd | Oo Na sUiiS two (Jib al bcad bch di Ld : , ? : | - . ™ + " T.thbal ae °. Taking Dr. Stresemann, the for-, counch,. me ora | Bis _ “ “= shee ? ry? Y -* ? vy Py lo a i a Ti ~ : ° . — % eg ; al i ng liit i) j b sad cd dd 3 - ry ~ - a i irn t Le ti qT 1] 4 ea - .¥% F a . [ =) 4 + , a . i > I + i ~ ymLttea ‘> i? € i enti hiasatia por ‘ > i oe i i amiii : ? ; » ef ement mwaik § nat oO : ‘ 1] the sfation piatiorm, Said cS a : : i | i a4 - ; o = 4 a . 7 ; ; i) ~*~ I r’ ry gar Wit? + ‘ e1ife arove ¢ ngzgaLinke PY cor Mn ? z ° ° ms as 5 c ‘ a a t in” mt f Tne great aims ° 2 a! t ré il eene lies 7 (; - i 4 ; . al make 6%. ev were greeted by of t x Ls LSU and , vil vcintieeecaialinatin : : ’ . . x 3 1 the meme ot . ee a - } mnreres{fs Of Se ae f Ai I ‘ 1 large crowd -¢ f (german corres- tor } . é et, ees pondents and others. bers of tne i.€464 aha ' > . 34 T “7h a , mrmrmne LO! a In n official statement the Ger-. According to other information ;j¢ al 4 . ca ‘ ss 4 ae ‘ on : a re! i aii . dele eration dec! ired that (rf re a en " . ° ° Y / : * . j e A. 4 , ; 6 FORT SMITH, NORTHWEST mRITORY, Canada, March 6.—i, oul rough trails plled from six rs 10 | Corporal Blake of the Royal STEAM FIGHTING SNOW Six to Ten Feet Deep Block Trail of Reliet Party in Northern Canada. associated Press. high in places with now three men are making ‘chal by dog team to the relief of a of starving Indians in the mn lands to the north. no {na FTO FEED STARVING INDIANS =: » in «int and hadec : locked T. tribe. + my e Creat “. LAM Ever Held in __ Save 40% © =p gSbS OCS COSOROESS Ceeveeerenes TTT m ‘s } Complicte With a — | ~”-} Silk Shade, i 4A 4 4” 4 MMi AS ALLS f ra ‘a? ] SAADSSALLALLL PA PLLS SL SS SLD IDL ILA SAA SPL ALSIP L IAI IAS ISLA AA SAS AA AIP PIII II PIPPI SAA PAA AISI SSS 7 a! 3 . ri a : yt ‘ ; ee ee os Kennar TABLISHE ES —_— WASHINGTON AT FOURTH Three Great Floors ~ carrying one of the largest, most interesting and reasonably priced “stocks of Furniture. Lamps, Clocks and Mirrors in St. Louis. Quaint Secretaries --- Imported Period Pieces in hand-carved walnut .-- Tea Wagons .-+ Slim Colonial Hall Clocks 1. Poudre Tables --- not a single article made shoddily to sell cheaply ~-- but all remarkably low: priced for their integrity of manufacture. IVAVAVAPAVAVAVAVAVAVAY APPA VAVAPAVAVAPAPAVAVAV-AVAPAVAVAVAVAPAPAPAVAVAVAPAPAPAPAPAPAPAPAP@ a «6 > of soli om aahogany. } ++ * a2We edd Add Ai bs at ng Tip Top Tables -** Round, Ov: octagon shapes ... some with © “pie-e crust’ edges. Mahogany, walnut or $10 end decorated ee UN ty rrors in Period Designs ial in antique gold or silver ae ‘ ? sa -possibly the a $s stock of fine mirro 20 up $7.50 Nested Tables +++ Mahogany, lacquered or decorated home ever has as many as it needs?... AnImported Cane Chair:++ of French design in walnut Se ... band carved. fig CAV AVAVAVAY AVAVAVAV AV AV AT AV AY AY AVAVAVAVAVAY AVAV AVAVAVAVAVAV AV AVAVAPAV AV APAPAVAV PAP AVAPAVAVAVAVAPAPAPAVAPAVAPAPAVAVA PAV APAPAPAVAPAPAVAVAVAPAPAPAPAVAVAVAPAPAVAVAPAPAPAPAPAPAVAVAV, PAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAV-AV-AY Spacious, Roomy Showrooms 77,7 Instant Elevator Service~and a Seat Home by Bus or Street Car~Always! $ VA , nat SIS SS SISS SS LISS SA SS "4 OLAS SA SALAS ALA LL S SISSS ISS. - Tar SSS SILAS SSS ALSLALSSLALAL LSS SSIS SAS SA LALLA $10 & $12 Bric Complete $ at 50 Styles to Carved wood or shades. bases, beautifully fini pled polychrome. Wi with pull-chain socke with Georgette silk o All eolors ane phone or mail orders 6 _ IMPORTED CHINA BASE Boole Lamp 4 - : Each | “4 Exactly as tlustrat- -¢, ed. 13 Inches high, siade 5'2:3, in col- Yi ors of bine, orchid, rese afd cold, hand- semely trimmed. — $20 and $25 Junior Floor Lamps Complete at $9.45 Handsomely fin- ished -wood or wrought fron hases. In various polychrome shades. Have 22-in. Geor- mwette or 26-inch glasse parchment shades. beautifulls trimmed. Several styles and colors to select from. ae se es Fe Heok on any bed or powell tahie. 12 inches wide. Colors: eld rose, taupe sand, orchid or peach. with beautifal trim- mings of Georgette materials. with Wired, with secket, cord and ment for plug. ers. $15 and $20 wrou ot t tron bases: various poly chrome shades; with *22- inch Georgette oF parchment shades: heautiful- ly trimmed; sev¥- eral atyles; col- ors of rose, bive or black. 3 Co: ‘Hand iron tifully equlp two socket pleated or 720- parch and co jana’ lect. $12 and $15 Table _- an Geotié4 » tippled base with two taupe lined rose fin severa! styles. and colors to s8e- _ & lect frorm. “ARFIEL D 3 516. li. ) 4 a s ig - nm $30 to Poh] $I . pu ile chaitn Hand - s ockets.| tron bases © omplete with, 18-jrious ion c hh finishes. reOorgette shace, blue lined rose ped with rose lined rose,| gette sil black lined go'd | glasses Shades. ous colors styles to from. Incandescent J 1118 Olive se" Business Hours: 8:00 A. M. Comfs es ‘

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— ee Se ae ee Le ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 5 BT-DISPATCH MB TEAM FIGHTING SNOW =| fanasian Mounted Police, and two BODY (IF LAZARUS ‘COLLECTOR REPORTS $600 (PLANS DISCUSSED TO LIFT | PASTOR AND WIFE CONVINCED | >race@ ntt2 ss their own son. de- |The future of Lopea-Frasier ts un- spite contradictory a ndency to favo D STARVING INDIANS lief party. ia ap ap ap « OOOO i : o¢ Ld = = a = = a aia ah a ab ah ae ah « > =p =p ae, ap ap it : hundred | Corporal Blake of the Royal | tribe. A group of more than a nd automobile at the corner when an-|pay off present indebtedness. P - a | : ersons last night at the Union Sta- . editor here. Lopez-Frazier entered |. . p other machine pulled up behind Approximately $540,000 worth Ofithe family after the Indian mis-'| tion met the train which bore the; his. Two men ran up to his car|stock has been sold and it is esti- sionary and his wife had buried | nd adjacent Missouri and Illinois seal ot tee I EEE © lace o amie und. a pair of atices. ee Page 11, Part 3 \e — ||| ™m. was composed of friend of La-| spevack was making change when | oi oe TaTeTATsTaTsys Tsay stay sTaTayoTsy os TaToTe 3 ig eo || zarus of the special Guard of Hon- | ¢ d Mim into ¢ ay tt wee mtociated Presa. BY % t 16 man ordered m into a rear NEW ORLEANS, March 6.—AIl a ein ore being ext B | ri Ee a i]|or of employes, appointed by the! >,om. ee aoe jae | palances 11 — . nied 8 ” : i] | Terminal Railroad Co., and mem-| - Charles Moore, chauffeur for the | crew or the Ho : mbers of the advertised nationally in colors in- || ‘bers of the Committee of Sorrow | 4,4 Paik va. £878 Otee leu asset nduran steamship | an expenditure of over $200,000 ee aaa os on ha Sea fat rena to Varn Come . , . : oO" ; Somaet Se TG ae dee | Street, was held up on his truck in| had abandoned ship at 4 p. m. to-| oo gether with the addition of a nev? chairman, J. M. Kura; president of front of 615 Clara avenue at o P.}| day, according to announcement of r aving peculiar and exclusive fea- pe Bl the Sriscs Mase 3. W wala. | “294 robned of 925 by one man. {the Tropical Radio Co. here late to- | tare ran ang 3 taxing factory capacity, now op- : || win, president of the Missouri! Pa-| , ut Gene men three ciety. (ay: ,, TWO tugs, the Underwriter | | day and night i | cific; J. C. Taussig, president of the | 7 >” ~—" tel he i age Pagel ‘O- |} and the Delemar, and the Spanish | Manufacturers . Wabash; C. E. Scharff, president; ™@™S were held up by one man | steamship Cadiz, were going from | 1018 OLIVE ST. 50 Styles to Select From | of the M. K. & T.: Henry Miller, | With @ revolver, who took $110, Pilottown to pick up the passen- | | ; : . : i from the cash register, at 7 p. m. e d wr _— m Wl \)| president of the Terminal; Samuel : Fers and crew. The Yuma carried ot a jo but to the right ani th ee Amos Cope, manager of the five passengers and a crew of °8 | ; : ’ wr } ) | W. Fordyce. C s L. Geraghty, | , tial resources, we will submit a | Cary a wood Or Ww ought iron + Boe uank Dae ee | ‘Hay | Kroger store at 1126 John avenue, | men. F you want a Grand Piano—(and who doesn’t?)— proposition of unusual merit i] bases, beautifully finished in stip- || Homer Bassford, Aaron Waldheim, | W88 robbed of $31 by two men this is your opportunity to obtain a ge other sections is netting distribu. ) led polychrome. Wi , id | Moses N. Sale, 8. 8. Butler, George | W7° entered the store at 8 p. m. Jy rend Plane at 6 greet reduction mm price. 2 : ] poi} red complete We Fred C. Minges, dry goods deal- is the greatest value ever presented. You will allw 1s fj 2 ° ss : (1| 8. Johns, Joseph J. McAuliffe, Sen- | sually large profits. | with pull-chain socket. Equipped | ator Michael Kinney. Arthur J.|¢F at 724 South Fourth street, was | = i be proud to have such an artistic instrument in ; with Georgette silk or parchment '] | Fitzsimmons, L. E. Martin, John G. | Tobbed of $88 by a man with a your home and, best of all, you can purchase this e open for a connection, write or £ Pp || Lonsdale, Colin M. Selph, Frank |Fevolver at 8:45 ‘Dp. m. | GRAND —_ | beautiful Grand on terms as low as $10 per month. . D. C. Mitchell, Monday or Tues- FIOUSE | 0 shades. All colors and styles. No h |W. Taylor Jr. W. B. Cowan, Con | aces “ae J - Hotel Statler, for an interview. | A) phone or mall orders on this item. i | P. Curran, J. W. Reinholdt, J. R. | John Herman, 76 years old, was | i A. _M.—CONTINUOUS—11 P. M. C25B 5] Re. eee |found dead in his room at the Vic- | Geo. Schreck & Co. "475 { : rca } 4 ew = ~ Pr eR Nee ATONE AID AI! SES I A RIT ITT TS NUN ONT TTS CETL. ARTLINE SM PIE TRIN! MEIER SAREE TRAE AGT mA OTIS ANIME S88 Emenee NM ? 7 to sipatinananieendilivitearn, mttihinnst om inane : aieaniiaheiamanatberes cantare tegannarenme snare penenis Pa Speanatnr ares om - art Re a ftom a hin 2 DOTTIE OOO wutess cananant ean itindtagieemneamapmembanete wld > doe ~ ha 4 ss —— - > : AN EI IE LEE, ES OIE SLA ELLA LLL EE ELE LS LE III IE LLL ELSE ILS COVEY EILEEN A OTT NTE NE LT NETS IN TS OT TITS eNO IR NER eT eA cree = m | Ae 8 OT arte Ar ~ ° ee nr 1s ‘ . PY aCe amen. deena ou hdgnae “ aimee 0 I A Nt - a nee ae -eeeree ssee TT teh ~ be Man Found Dead in Room. : Cornatzar. - , 2 “ tor Hotel, 617 Walnut street. last! IMPORTED CHINA BASE $ ° Hs 4 committee of seven has been | ' | n , ; ikke - Tint fe thourh ; “THE BUTTER AND EGG MAN” 25 Per Pair sclected: to Sn an |e s thought to have MA been from natural causes _A Miniature Musical Comedy Revue oir Lamp 4%?) Complete With | | pence F a3 nada /1| Lazarus was a perpetual member, TLEO & VI e ‘| Silk Shade, i||at the funeral. The members of the [— ana gInG RESULTS hei ine Reproducing Grands— 10 came fy; committee are Frederick W. Len- With the Wonderful New | Se Ss eee Latest styles, wonderfully responsive’ action ” fj mann, John H. Gungiach, J. D. *’.| a VERSATILE COWBOY" beautiful tone and finish. Play any music you Pair || Francis, Collins Thompson, Dr. T. PERFECT DETECTOR SMITH & YOUNG DEVERE & TATE || want when you want it. Attach to electric —— Candlesticks it | Historical Society, of which Mr. | - |] Page & Class Ponzini's Siecdieian o He i are ‘ ) X A r ‘y ey s Each Handsomely finish- || box Marshall, 9 HM. BM. Whelpley, NO TUBE—NO CRYSTAL FRED LEWIS light socket. Many at . ed in Irone or Po- || 47d Joseph Boyce. fm Eliminates the noisy Detect- THE UNUSUAL COMEDIAN great reductions; a few Exactly as illustrat- ne The private car of the president | wee Or tube. Uses no ‘A’ bat- eee | ed. 13 inches high, lette; wired com- . Lasts lifetime. Award. Exelnsive First-Kvun Featrre Photoplay || as low as i} i = , * - tery. "1 | of the New York Central Railroad : : ' P sinde 5%2x3, in col- lete with can- ||| ° fee ed «Radio News .CERTIFI- s oO | ° k ~ I n - - “|| Co. conveyed the casket and the ac- | CATE OF MERIT. t P,; 0 iste ‘ ors of blue, orchid , Ww . ° opy, swit ' : 7 py ch and 'companying party, which included For Reflexes, Neutrodynes. rose and gold, hand- omc with comely trimmed. ~ bulb. s ‘'Superhets.’’ Excellent as LARRY SEMON || Mrs. Lazarus, Senator Reed Con- , ; EY : : | AIN : » Con- |i @ Bcrystal. MONEY BACK IF | PRICES: | U AR $20 F 95 i abesege reg ee a a : ae NOT ——— — a i ae to Friday, 25¢ and 40¢ 4 SED 6 G S M4 | Yor riends e body w re | Bie week. f not clearer ro- § ' § Sat. N t, Sun. & Holidays, 25¢ & 50c¢ [ Ww an $ | ' } i iy duction, better tone, far Jess Children Under a2 YWres.. Any Time 15¢ a. Stein BY «0.0000 $295 placed in a receiving vault after 3 MAE noises, send it back and your \ ] the funeral, pending the arrival of mee money will be returned to SPECIAL FEATURES 1 ; Junior Floor f ~ r . D yo EVERY TUESDAY | Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Upright and Player-Pianos. Kenmore........$365 % j Mr. Lazarus’ daughter, Mrs. H. P63 you ee Se Eee “CHARLESTON NIGHT” Lamps " Pits 8 : /1 | Russel] of Parts. | es Aig Aly of ona hh EVERY FRIDAY S ° Starck $685 Mat i — @ Southeast Corner 11th and Olive Sts. (1018 Seconeacanay Complete at MGS «=| MOTHER AND DAUSHTER, ILL, | 8-4. M. RADIO CO. Omaha, Nev, Oe $Q45 | comers | RESCUED FROM BURNING HOME — wt eng + ate arene Ai nen gies mn awe Pearman peneainataar ne Let NRE AAD. ORIOLE TEA : pnneideniie + . epee eastern ae re OO Reon — oe See ‘|| Pollcemen Carry Pair From Tyron S 7 5 |! Hall, Former Mansion of C. K. Handsomely _fin- ” + G. Billings. ished wood or | By the Associated Press. aeee Slr eae sg nished bases. Have '1| Cornelia Partos, wife Nic polychrome shades. pull-chain socket ; i ‘ of Nicholas Have 22-in. Geor- and equipped with \1|C. Partos, wealthy manufacturer, | gette or 20-inch 14 - inch Georgette oe glasse parchment pleated shades and i} and her 6-year-old daughter, Irene, shades, beautifulls fringes to harmo- We ial : : ; ) wit! onia, we - trimmed. Several nize. In colors of ay | Doth i th. pReum es seas styles and _ colors old rose, taupe, g ~ fy; cued from Fort Tryon Hall, a; to select from. . a | | AR cic ascer ney ee | Manhattan show place, when fire | The New Kitchen "|! started in the building this after- | Service Light || noon. The house was almost com- a til ee ee ~~ HHI ’ . MUTUAL , HA \ im TL] i © SAREE? Scent A> nape Nee oe 5 ea =n nl a | | —_ | pletely destroyed. This light of Ai re ‘|| Fort Tryon Hall was the prin- - white f > TO ') ‘ h reflects § | ,)| cipal building on the 50-acre es-/| gy ard aye. we /]| tate established in upper Man- | drive out all § K1 | hattan by C. K. G. Billings, horse- | the . inedows a kK! | man and former Wall street finan- your kitchen ' 'T' cler, at a cost of more than $2,- work, \ Sy |'1/| 000,000. John D.. Rockefeller Jr. | ‘ )|| now owns the property, which ts | Note at- ; 4&j 2S | || on Fort Tryon Hill, considered the for elo ‘Rs , |highest point in Manhattan. Be- , trical | ||| cause of the altitude and conse- | i Mh chen cette Cohemms vsteata Ih ' quent low water pressure, four fire | od rose, taupe sand, orchid or || alarms were sounded. Mirrors in Peri dD ‘ ‘ ee. with benutiful trim- Wired com plete, ht | Mrs. Partos and her daughter : lo esigns rv \ age of Georgette materials. | with plug attach- ‘|| were rescued by two patrolmen ba . Wired, with socket, cord and ment Finished in antique gold or silver vs “ ee AA ARES AEA LALO DO ris + be cn a te Hook on any bed or boudoir device || who discovered the fire. | Aw $1,000,000 collection of paint- “possibly the largest $20 . $15 and $20 $35 to $45 1 ings, statuary, tapestries and an- stock of fine mirrors... * up X , "|| tique furniture gathered from al] 8-88 B ham . r Wrought Iron a j] | parts of the world by Partos was| : 7 ' Junio J ° WR. pe | | destroyed. | 1 unlor pet ee ‘|| Fort Tryon Hall is within 500) Now $1795 F oor Floor Lamps F | feet of the Cloister, which was pre- , ' if} sented by Rockefeller with the EF O B Facto Lamps i} collection of medieval art which it . cates F $ 95 ‘| houses to the Metropolitan Museum $@:95 — if | of Art. The collection was made. ; , BY POLICE IN RAID ON HOUSE This pronounced characteristic is ability to stand up and endure a : | by George Gray Barnard, the 3 { If h A b ] » J he fast- Complete Complete | | sculptor, whose studio is across earn Or yourse Ww »A u urn en OYySs C ; + Handsomely Hand - wrought ' Veh. See e | * . b | t shed wood ae . i ar wit ay. rrduent. tron | iron, bases, beau || 1000 QUARTS OF BEER FOUND est growing popularity of any c D at out ro m @ eT ast ahein shades; with 22- Bo sh ’ inch Georgette or | sockets; 22-inch i8-in. parchm wurde aissce ; i — le transportation, the need for a cat Shades; beautjtul- | or 20-inch glasse ! ‘|| at 3023 Clarence Place; under the hardest usage with a minimum of annoyance and dustry—the need for reliable eerie 5 _ a sriereeey SOA eas atytes | if on : ee : . that runs and runs and runs; that maintains its efficiency and So Saar io oe } Police of the Deer Street Station, attention. By producing an engineering masterpiece, ay that wins your admiration the more and the harder you use or black. lect from. jer Capt. George Dineen, enter- . . . . ‘ : ne the kitchen of a house at 302) Only the very finest of materials, by having not one single weak it. Everywhere today the name Auburn is a synonym of wi . ‘t' night, found a bucket of beer ona Bridge . ' "itable and several men sitting L a . | around it. : amps Pim F r In a room off the kitchen morse} Open All Day Sunday t 2 di beer in quart bottles was discover- | : , , , Complete at NM |ed: there was still more beer !fn_ . z oe — r ane | MOUND CITY A TO) CO Our New Phone Number for 7 For Emergency Service l e All Departments x 75 mt the hangin: bs a 7ua rt “8 : bse yy is, Holigays | Teena 2764 : tippled $15: “| whisky and a galion of wine, an all Jefferson 3370 2309 te sepa st St. the street from Fort Tryon Hall. ‘ought tifully finished. . | || , ile i | ings, Auburn has met the greatest need of the automobile in ' '80 Gallons in Process of Brewing $512 and $15 Table| $30 to $35 > | Clarence place at 9:15 o'clock last nit, and by the most careful workmanship and extreme test- liability and endurance. ak e then was discovered 80 gallons of | Joseph A. Walde, Sec.-Treas. ae om ores with two . "i beer in the process of brewing. It Joseph A. Schlecht, President — a fand - wrought \! '{s estimated the bottled beer was a . ockets. icon bases in va- : [ | about 1000 quarts. a 8 agg t rious beautiful {| Robert Shaw, who said he lived : HW. Dealers a n c hg finishes. Equip- i ;at the Clarence place address, and ‘ee rgette Nagrctoe ped with Geor- i4| who said he was a bartender, was . Wanted sue Ine “Ose, : rose lined rose,}| gette silk or miarrested. | : An Imported Cane Chair:++ +4 nee — Seti glasse parchment “i || Negro Masonic Secretary Arrested. | | in Open of French design in walnut in several styles Shades. Numer- o. it | Walter Taylor, Negro, 3? — ) | Territory $75 y and colors to se-|ous colors and ) || old, of 205 South Leffingwell ave- — | >, pect. from. styles to select ) Minue, was arrested yesterday ! | Wonderfu from. charged with embezzlement, at the om j Proposition ... hand carved. . | request of officers of Frank J. 6-66 ee | ‘ _Y —— Now 1175, ‘ ' Brown Lodge No. 3, a Negro Ma- | Now $1695 COUPE Fr. 0. ;! Factory 4 r [ Su if Co || sonic body, of 3619 Easton avenue. SEDAN ‘|. 0. B. Factory tant Elevator Ncan ESCeN i | zaey 7 - Rhee acm — = | Ce WINS Sys Sys So Gs Ss = LOO LONE COE EE CO OO EE OE ORE A OE A OR Ee a et a a a ae a ee | | mp : 1| se tary of the lodge, Na em- | ae TE IE EN NE OD NE IE A I NE TN NE SS OE OS TE ON CFD PCED CLO OED CED LED ~~ DOED QED PHD AG DID. DOLD GED SED CD GAP DOLD SED SAIS fs JG GGS 9-9 . GARF J ‘ MAIL AND PHONE Yi | secre - ‘ } VEC We 2 yD OXH OVO CD O49 DOD CED OED OED SED ~ POR D CES OES SES OES SS ee a> he iia 4 ie oc oe Ss 4 4 a ae SP SP. i 4. 3° 4 ae SS bP SS » t Car~ Always ' 3510-11 15 1118 Olive St ORDERS FILLED |] | bezzled $456, of which he had patd NS SP GP SS SS Se = 2 Sa Se SS SSeS Se 7 he Sh Se SS : Business Hours: 8:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M._ a back $81. Taylor refused to make | 3 Pr. 2 =f on Sra : % — 2 rer a a ee tes Se a at eas he — one ne, LL ame SS - ; ; én

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* ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ™ en WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10th trier a SArst t's « ate restaur Complete line of Silverware. 2 round Tables, Stools. Refrigerater, Lumeh COuiam TERMS CASH ST. LOUIS AUCTION Cf. lL. err ae : nH. EB. CLOTHING, DRY GOODS 2024 COOPER MARCH 9, 1926. | an order of Mr. D. Danita, to eeli a clean and up-to-date Mens apd Young Mens Suite and Orem cs. at yards of Silke and Ginghame, 2000) ““*atere, Men « Furnishings aed NOt r (ane, Counters and Shelving. _ ST. LOUIS AUCTION CO. HL E TUESDAY, . 2 a oe . oye " i Ler} AT AUCTIOR ROSLYN BASKET AND 4217 OLIVE THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 19: Attention, Decorators, Gift " ‘8 an unusual and large coll: cties of j . =f x tnwotees ot SSM) coreieting of “Sngiccs Magazine Waste and Wall Pockets. _it#e.8 and Ribbons. Spray Machine Win «~ZitMS CASH : : -onn LOUIS AUCTION CO. H. E. >, *? 4) 8) ae ‘SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1926. te oe 6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH non aga en ERR -nivsaabiiaicaadea a a ee if au —————— Se walls of an abandoned convent,of houses and gutters and chim-; Woman Philanthropist Dies. Mrs. Hitch was the wiggall i i nt : NEW OIL MERGER HAS | Pacific Coast, o> 9: asad —- MISS BFRTHA MICHAEL ITALIAN STORM CAUSES nic _ a ce $ oe awe | sen “eee blown away. ii — iat ts _Acnnctaten en: aa ipo h and sister my : ei gr i a | Atlantic Seaboar: erritories, the | was done to shipping in the ports’ Toulon courthouse was damage NEWBURGH, N. Y., March 6.— A. Delano, former w; al a i } : : ASSETS OF $240,000.000 hew company will fall heir to an Pi | DEATHS AND DESTRUCTION poh Rese ste sone A Pci badly. Most of the work shops in Mrs Anna Delano Hitch. widely the Federal] Reserve ; %.. 7 mit fe Fe : ; as _——_— s export business, . ~, - 4 When Old C va Sl fall is reported from the Per- the arsenal were unroofed. The ze : oe 3 Ge Mrs. James A. R a : 2 i hy eee 9 + real ia Axtell J. Byles, head of the pres- CHER DEAD | 80 i uaseis Aioo Greens ashy nite Si ia a Ada a ae the tial 200 feet in Known snprlaie _ aah re d oF Py aan ry Rooseveeilil . Be 4 awe O Is- nt idewater Co., will be presi- . . Oe eee -: } the ior} lonct vere blown down. Thou- today of heart fail e ‘hich fol- | i i sue New Stock. a tiple he ‘ Tidewater node i- ’ ; tions * . pects opie : nag a — ee gl i iti a March 6th. | road. She was in possession of her S | é et at , ; : ilties and not incapacitated in me. WHEL €. Lie) | You need not wait until March | any way. | bw Ne if | 28th for your Studebaker— || When the funeral will be held —— “9 - . : | at e eervices 1) ] or — a 1 Deliveries made now—Tax Free. ll; consist of have not been decided Clin Her en | but burial will be at Fenton, Mo. ' re ut EB VRE Weber Motor Car Co. eS : ht Bae ° | MRS. NUSBAUM GETS LIFE, Hye vet 1817 LOCUST AID DEATH FOR MURDER . | { * ] 7... , ae i hicago Woman and Admirer u ! + iF i? North Side ie West = South Side Found Guilty of Beating Her # ie j - | 2729 N. Grand 0877 Delmar 0600 Gravois Invalid Husband to Death. q $i . the A cermmiate Tore ce . in $3 A jlated Py 5 - p | i = _— nN At ) | { | # ; 7 D5p525 52S Pes ESE S ESP Se SOSP Se SPOR SeSE SESE ESOS PSESESE SOS DSP SES EES ES PSE SoSESRSDSPSSESESESeSESeg) Prva Nus " ; ef _ A : _ vas ence j a jt) s i ij) tonight of rd f Mrs | ey —." mee) 6 6||)6©60C6CDORRIS-— IB ; S: ey e 1) =) ris men ; 9: rd} A ae Th ere . ead 4 +} | i : it O sae . er ' nea ' Mie =6|| THANKS YOU! |) 23" Bit oe aa? 4 i e €iiHe r mat rs $ Pin y Is ° A Nusbau1 n elder in 4 = : c ie ; . cs ling to nony ir . ae Kaice a in . c OR making It possible for us cs was t to death # Si a 4A ZA 5 ia : . a =O | hammer, wielded by Winn AN : e | 8 i to win the first prize in the =| Se ne Bia 1Z | ) ¥ fo ; FO | conspired desiall 4 S | ; i Sales Contest held during Auto el tq. do away with her husba : 3 Pan J m Show week by the St. Louis Auto- Miihecutcy charged. - ° t e of ° . a 4 l ¢poc¢3? wee €¢ $3 27 ce bs pe i mobile Dealers’ Association, we EE ceca. tye three gthue ote | F hi! : it thank you. » » That a St. Louis ale ae as as : a S O TO em Or O | Lf 3 2 manufacturer should lead in the Mi Marion Stringham and Sidwin % ae i 2 value of new cars sold during the eee 1” letter ale Were ee aa Bia: % ; : ° : ‘ = ; : : ak : : Automobile Show, is a tribute to al! separate! a - pe , | eS Me i : the discrimination of St. Louis of the St. Louis product. ll Giieicaients Orchentinn tn Sal aa . a : Ad tation of Stravinsky's “Le raat if o We appreciate the generous ap- re tossignol.” ike ea nf + ° ge = aSy hie . " proval and abiding confidence GO NEW Yor ch 6.—In ot frie & AY ; = g ntras ner recent deb Abd 5 public of the community. et, ace eee es . i 5 / . { Ss wial! Liiey, . iis he DORRIS MOTORS, Inc. “ _— = en meas, git fs 4100 Laclede Ave. ” Sc. Louis, Mo. aoe ** the Orci r cet ~4 . } r I rance aft ii. : : PSRSTS Sees ee Like 34,000 Other St. Loui Pit E ae voice of the nightin i ike 34, ther Ot. Louis : brie 2 BE cccactechy's creek ee | e Hil i — | Women Do Every Washday eS. e FP eee Ses eS SSeS ESS eS eS SoS eS OS SSeS eS eS eS eS OS eS oS eS eC aR SSeS eb eS eS ese SeseseseseseseSeSeGs | la, so was - sic ieecet | fe ie Fa 4 : a — eee ‘ so cit Pees 4 eS A oi ; ‘ Lii St = ma m . 7, Saal i ) | 4 * : $SSSSSSF555SSS$5$559S9SSS555S$SS555S555S$S555556S “' e i aoe BPC ; R I Gl N A L L de wig: ol : 6 S ~ - _—_ 10 are (ite & : ‘ , r Armand a ° ° ° ae : | ‘ RE DG an sane the nad Sanne years ago, are doing their weekly task faithfully |) ‘REMARKABLE SAVINGS: oy conde sight aaet Olea Ea! ‘ ‘ \ he nightingale. a sma every wasnday rignt now: IS record speaks most i 4 . : is 5 ‘ > stutfed bard o a stick, was car- . . . whe ‘ —i\-— Mithel onto the stage, Min ‘Tale emphatically as to the kind of service present Eden | i, i v 4 hidden from most of the audience, ; ‘ Di ‘ EDROOM OUTFITS #)| imitated its song, purchasers can expect from their Edens long after the | a | ‘ % isnctiiniiiaammantitin ’ : Bau : . * DIVORCED WIFE ENTITLED TO purchase price has been forgotten. Eee Y T close out our entire line of Floor Samples. No Exceptions ¥ ' | : ‘ ——we are offering them at discounts sah o 40 . This . THIRD OF HUSBAND S INCOME . + | : x is your real opportunity to get quality furniture at a big savings. “ IHinois Appellate Court Goes Fur- And what does the price Of an Eden amount to, any- - 2 §F ‘ ° ° ’ ther Than Chicago Judges ; i i. if S Come Farly and Get First Selection ‘ by Alimony Ruling. how? Not much when you count the years it will t . S$ CHICAGO, Ma serve you—and when you contrast the conditions ‘ \y " Bley ) _ ‘ . . . . [a \ : Mc wettice. coder by with, or without, its aid as we have pictured here. | . » cag leg t ff Sy mie AD} Court ‘£8 . mi} . . : , 40h : i nie Just think—$5 will start your Eden ownership! ei wif ‘s 2 | ; ae . hepa The rest 1s easy to pay on our 18-month plan, and you : 4 Ze = ’ ‘ . ne sd tite X ; ” . . : know that you have the Washer already used by a ma- JERE . $350.00 AMERICAN WALNUT QUEEN ANNE | om . nae if tie \ 7-PIECE SUITN—Ilarge Dresser, Chiffo- S 50 gor ' : - jority of St. Louis women having modern Washers. 4 . Y robe, Vanity Dresser, Bowfoot Bench, Chair 2 | 5: Ns i 5 re . . and Rocker at only ai | ‘ . ” 00 > se luxuries. yy Ou ny Oman ave? : | | ag ’ Vanity Dresser, Chifforobe. Bowloot: full- | REGLY . : | j if 4 a ; \ size Bed, Chair and Rocher—a bargain at . . D - h s . : | : , 4 v4 . $165.00 BROWN MAHOGANY LOUIS XVI . P : 2 s ae ‘ ~ hone One of these StoreSstoratree demonstration next © 5 be § 8 PIECES—S2-inch Dresser, Dressing Table . ice aie de Pataca ras oo : ‘ ‘sé . and Reetous > ie ia great Nowrg 67-90 ., Ee ee : W ashday or tor an Eden man to come and Sséeé you. ag | ~ more than . : ei. - ae rrr : —- The $ $135.00 AMERICAN WALNUT THREE-PIECE TUDORS Vu.) a a ; f 4 ~ CONSISTING OF Dresser, Pour-Drawer $*7Q:20 . Dellar Stronger on French Market e® e . 4 fi | 4 : Chest and full-size Beadl—will be sold at. . = ‘ After Briand Collapse. j abe . $95.00 COLONIAL SUITE—O S! PARIS. March ¢—T nion cc r1C 1 an ie eel s —OAK FINISH M PARIS. XN ee ait ~ a sues i oP: r Rria : an ne e nit ~ DRESSER, CHIFPONIER AND BED—a = § the on = att S pickup at only Pee 46:22 . * Meendal market tox 12th and Locust Pay on Your Light Bills M.z Lin 3220 ae .) . : : _— I sed MS - | He S $78.00 MAHOGANY SUITE S terday at 2678, opened today at a \ DRESSER—POUR-DRAWER CHEST AND fete ) Potatoes & the S VV d t B : .> \ SIMMONS SANITARY BED to match: sacri- $23.9-80 Bice: tin ‘ 1 to crug¢gs- anaervoort= arney Tix, aéer iS Fuller - oo : EE coon prenereargr ' Electric Shop—Basement—GArfield 7500 x OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT. ‘ : ae oy ee Fifth Floor—CEntral 6500 v Store Hours—S 10 to 5:30—Saturday @ FP, M. x ’ Ke-tte ; | - . s . . . : H.WALKERFURNITURE CO. : en oe s 4 S . es ~ : 908 Pin S ' * . poss Ben Bhs e Ot. GArfield 2 * 206-208 N. 12th BOULEVARD e lta ! , . 600 ‘ ‘ Ness0 pes Vip. le iil ia ~ he Sa tac rind Sm Be Lat : Pe os PHETS on Oe seats ENP ee - ee ; Bs ptt a East as <P as Be rome PR ae mis +. os sty . o - I Be Se yy he 2 ti a... wetness The POST-DISPATCH is the Bewepaper giving Associated

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Le Sayer ’ ST-DISPATCH ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 7. 1926. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH pane > a anthropist Dies. Mrs. Hitch was the Widow of ae eric Hitch and gister of Fp Y.. March 6—- A. Delano, former vice cove the Federal Reserve RP: ank Tbe . Mrs. James A. Roosevay and Nanthroples, died) ge Prankln p. it, moty AUCTIONEERS AUCTIONE | | ‘ningitis Cases rest. | itt : Bs padi BERS | ELVA MAGNUS OF MUNICIPAL | ponents Ca os in Northwest. | ities and one an Eastern Washing- told of four cases in Kootenai | ——— tn eas By th Assocliited Press t . oO Ww hree cae : : ; ‘ANE ’ D town. Three cases were re- ‘County, Idaho. Chewelah, Wash., . OPERA TROUPE MARRIES AGAIN ‘ SPOKANE, W oe March 6.— | ported from Kellogg, Ida., where | reported six cases there, with one benthetnanttbentetadion ; eningit tis cases were reported to- two children died from eras iia te 9 te sil & ’ ¢ | Bride of Edgar V. Freeman of De-+day from two North Idaho local- | sneha Chee i Caeis tkka aban fatality. | | troit; Will Not Sing Here * | = intial prenieser Bt scon a oke | AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS | Next Summer. AUCTIONEERS | ; Miss Elva Magnus, soubrette of | __ AUCTIONEERS _ REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS m last season's Municipal Opera | — i Electric Sewing Machines OFFICE: 713), CHESTNUT y troupe and for six years a member | Mi PHONE: GARE IELD 18D4 j of the company, was married to ARTINI | MERCA NTILE. CO. $ Roo ce Ve If. Seitnes i Ma \_ ey ——~TRUSTEE’S BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE yw Edgar V. Freeman of Detroit at\) | 4349 Washington Av, EUGENE MARTINI, Pres. Formerly With Don't throw away i, el OFFICE FIXTURES—SHOP EQUIPM B the home of her parents, 7035 Eth- || 2 POR Bee ee MERNTATONS MISSOURI OIL HEATING CO., a Corp. 3883 OLIVE ST. ff ©! avenue. atip.m yesterday, Only | WHOLESALE AUCTIONEERS 0. J. LEWIS MERC. CO. Boog o 26 or 525 eSeSe5e the ratio O oa ae a te Glones, thes ‘ TUESDAY, MARCH Sth 10: 30 A. Mi. 2 members of the family and close kh. SHOES, CLOTHING AND DRY _GOODS SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE AND AUCTION See Vandervo t Ad. Co. RUPTURE CURED Without ,% . Pursuant to an order of sale heretofore made by the Referee in Bankruptcy, friends were present. | siete dlglili pihimecbiteancomnons beaten ssa ian RNAI Stiinanionanee or | IMMEDIATE THE HE KNIATONE CO. eT we will offer for sale for the undersigned trustee the following office fixtures Mrs. Freeman. who is the 4°° rh Page ii, Part 3 DELIVERY Room 1, SC! Pine st¢.. St. _ RS2PSPSPS2525 PEREZ ZRSLSEGP elkirk Tm & Stor age Co. | Paasesesesesesesesesesese5esesesesesesesesec zi | a Le and ahop eat a a. rifer VOC in . 7 ~ nes “eae Pee “Sere , m™ ter fM a \fre ante - 3 rs: 10 to 3 (Sat ule. Desks, ‘Chai ] Ath ‘writer, Files, Tools, 7 Motors, Switch, Electrie D ill. = a: @ Mr. and Mrs. John VW. Mag = urday, 4 to 6 P. Pip 4 l rd — url os ar Pr die rik el, oe Iron, “— as wee : =™' nus, is well known in St. Louis: 1 The opertvy Wil e O Tr n K and in detal! ee ee eS = PS : ‘ | ML. REARDON, Truste BEN ELKII S = musical circles. She made her »ro- | prs ae ee een? ccc a ek epeene Seh AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS OF ALL KINDS OF StOCR | Dusime ao | sain TRUSTEE’S AUCTION SALE! @, Wayne’s Comic Opera - company ™ uring _ mies POST-DISPATCH | DRY GOODS—READY-TO-WEAR in this city in 1912 and since that | = printed 8396 Wanted to Purchrse | AG pee ays m tirne has appeared with various | 1808-10-12 CHOUTEAU AY. a Conducted by GARFIELD 8897 _“Wants”—1632 more than the ar eonnenen LANDAU STORE other organizations. When the | mn. A. A. SELKIRK THREE other St. Louis newspneprs | RSE Ty sr 814 FRANKLIN AVENUE @ Municipal Opera -project was | | eaieitiieaiat | Stew delet o bce e Peng 7 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10th S0:30 A. WA, Be Ft? ee became a | se * ! , . 9 J Our regular Household Goods Sale every Thursday s member of the chorus and in en- ween: 4360) tain Ee eaeeran mee apt » of the terms and conditions : > ‘ "hatte oO ) (——_— an — —— : ppbv cos 0 5 ge Ms I American walnut ve- Tevis, Cabell Gray, Linn Paine, R. | ™ Frampton, Dr. John R. Lion- neer. Top measures berger, EF. G. Williamson, Dr. Ly- | 22x38 inches. Roomy man Stocking, J. Gwynn Gough. ‘ | clothes-hanging com- DRY RAIDERS BREAK INTO {| partment. Four draw- EXCLUSIVE NEW YORK CLUB JW crs) with nahogany — — ST. [OUIs. AUCTION co., Tae. SALES EVERY WEDNESDAY ‘30 A. -M.. oo 3012-14-16 CHOUTEAU AV.; Phone Victor 1570 § TION BANKKUPT & ’ APPRAISE io . H. E. KELLEY, Auctioneer SALES ‘ _ E. KELLEY, ', Pres. L. J. GU ALDONI, Treas. L. C. BAPTISTE, Sec'y. AT AUCTION TRUSTEE’S CHATTEL DEED OF TRUST RED AND BLACK SANDWICH SHOP 4916 DELMAR AVENUE MONDAY, MARCH 8th. 10:30 A. M. _—, L. LA $73.00 Chifforobes, $34.75 Illustrated Above Unusually large and roomy. Top measures 22x40 inches. Genuine American walnut. Clothes-hanging compartment; four draw- ers with mahogany bottoms; hatbox. A eR “ps Puy rsuiant to t order of th e trustee. we will gse]i on this d iy anew and Ip AR SL bottoms 2 hatbox shoe ° . . date restaurant. Complete) ne of Silver ware, Dishes, 1 Steam: y See a r airs, E-vidence Against Place Obtained | : : k b] fine Chifforobe exce tionall Ss, round Tables, Stools. Refrigerator, Lunch Counters, S: ca tiel nh 4 nters, 7o yards , by Ag ent Who Posed as Es- compartment. A won- remar a y ’ p y low priced at $34.75. Inlaid Linoleum. TER MS. CASH ST. LOUIS AUCTION CO. H. te Kelley, Auctioneer. ] H. GAMEB AT AUCTION CLOTHING, DRY GOODS AND FIXTURES 2024 COOPER ST. TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1926. 10:30 A. M. ee > Entre Nous Club, ane exclusive night resort in Riverside Drive, was raided today by ;prohibition | cort for “Countess.” | derful value at $29.75. nts who smashe d the door with | Rv the Associated Press agen NEW YORK, March 6.—The | sledge hammers. Several mer- M | chant. marine officers were In the al $58.00 Chifforobes, $26.75 Pursuant to an order of Mr. PD. Daniels, who {!s retiring from business, J place when it was raided. } We are authorized to wel] e to-date k of me andice, consisting & gps $ _ ' a | O d Illustrated to the Left ri 100 ae ne ; olan Men “" 1_an : mt aa aioete. 300 yards of Woolens and § rhe manager, doorman and an- | r ers ADINgs, 700 yards of Silks and Ginghame, 2000 pairs of Silk Hosiery, Me sand MM other employe were arrested. } . . Hii We have a number of Choice of American walnut, French walnut acl : ; * ives?? +) Ce A,” * 10) V6 } > 4 ri. Ladies Sweaters, Men's Furnishings and Notions. Fixtures, National Cash R dais Prohibition agents said many | prominent persons were members | : these C h i f f oro bes of the club. : ; ; crated, ready for ship- The agent who obtained evidence arainst the place gained entry sev- | ment. Mail orders at eral days ago by posing as a ‘“‘man : ; s about town,” escorting a woman advertised price in- | whom he introduced as an “‘Aus- vited. 9 s trian Countess. ter, Floor Case, Countere and Shelving. . a y ST. LOUIS AUCTION CO. H. E. Kelley, Auctioneer. ictor 1570 W ot O. ae | AT AUCTION! MAin 3220 a ROSLYN BASKET AND NOVELTY Co. | 4217 OLIVE ST. Baer & Fuller } [THuRspay, MaRcH 11, 1926. 10:30 A. M. - sapeagad asyprongcaaageaed Gift aged and Florists : loor—CEntral 6500 BE feed, ein reece nt BRS CUocnting of trinen ope mned Fruit fl or ivory finish. Finished inside as well as outside. Top measures 22x38 _ inches. Clothes-hanging section on one side. On the other 4 drawers, hatbox and shoe com- partment. A bargain, indeed, at $26.75. ae a A ———— ae Tnion Miners Seek Aid y the As ited Press ’ ‘ ’ > et -S i) + | ° > “f) eae | ~S. by the ITTSRURG .an sare; ai lik 7; Inion miners in small groups mo- P ° 488e.8 nd bborns Sprav Mac! "ett gun and hose, Sing: motor-ariven - PITTSBURG, Ka March 6.— Mi Is Ri a Lor era? nonunion mines in *coina, TE re MS f ASH. rTored LO Sf Vy ¢ Ichi hi b\adal hihiada . ij es at rie} i : > Hangin ce Magazin ne \ aste and WM oe Pe eta, tr immed si k and Wax Flowers S > . : , talvaie ’ 1 or Pan a ey: <¢ ST. LOUIS AUCTION CO. H. E. Kelley, Auctioneer. the coal Nneids. in the northea 4 ; “toll S section a Crawford County today | “a ) : , ind urged employes to quit work. |P as on a 4 Q 4 : There were no disorders. In an-, iI | ‘ticination of the visit of the union! men. several operators closed { cere — a ‘ down their plants today. The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louls evening Rewspaper giving Associated Press news service. pe i. Skknvaarnaas.

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SUNDAY, | MARCH 7, 1936. SUNDAY, MARCH 7, 1926. )—-MEN, BOYS ) HELP WANTED—MER, Bop “ AGENTS WANTED—MEN sn of experience in| ‘SI ‘ENOGR. LP iER—Your EE AGEN i >- Genuine gold leat window let- Some ufac t u ring gente BE ters and script signs; no exp., 500% ; Consolidated, 632H S. Dearborn, IGENis—We -oller you $48 week, furnish ana lexpenses, to lntroduce our soap! auto ana washing powder. Buss- Beach Co.., Box 2k, Chippewa Falls, Wis —Ww acne nal = STC i CK Re OM - MAN- AENTS—Rainco..t proposition with un- . bt oe ed protiis; entirely diftierent: 25 | dally easy In your own bUsINess ; free oul. | s: Ullloi, TE ‘ TT r E R—Monday mor 9 Aes Ee VU LA ANIZER Wid. yoatus P enn sylvania Rub Dupont, 421 5. Wells, Chicago, —eNTS— ean up, 50e to $1 exch Sale. | Paid immecdiateiy, no delivering, jiiceuse, ecessary: free particulars, .Jise or stock to . Ii , f ack y -2 219 N iaisted, Chicago. _XGES $i cally taking orders crepe | de ily ge Orpe tte, lingerie, Ppajaniac, | negliges. @'C., Cataiogue = tree Phiips- “teyin, Mallers Bidg Chic ago. 0 “AGENTS—To se} | high- grade Loulet “prep- arations, PHOT STER eieabeaied ; ee & 5 mong 482° hosiery; big profit and pre- Constance Co.. P. O. Box 1434. snjums C : . Phone Hilangl 1403W, St. Louis, Mo.(eg9) — GUY per cent profit, fast eelling “XGENTS I : : office. home, auto specialty; repeater gs gampie. Chapman Co., room rt 332 “teat Slst st.. Kansas City, Mo. “AG -ENTS— Marvel OUS Invention: does away phi mocrapn needius; Pinks rves rece | with ben on approv al if re GU ce led. ~— {eClurg 3 Bidz Ch.cag: Bei ) ATs -Fire salvage rummage sales; $50 daily: we start you, Suen shing | 8 “everything. Jobbers. Dept. 38, 1608 Ss. Haile eh Ch CAO. oe AGENTS— Ba nkrupt and rummage eal les: make $50 galiy: We start you, fi: urnish ing ~veverything Wholesalers, Desk 38, 609 F Div! jsj0n. "Oi ‘AEO. ———————____. sAGENTS-—~Manufac turers of “Merry Jane” easy with Our £ id ansfer letters: Be: get $1.50 sample | ‘Ralco,”’ 104: 3K Washington, Buos- ; easily earn $10 dally, pail a rn ad- re, taking orders for Swagger emocks: evervbody Wants one: free partic- lars. Belle Co.. A-18V, Baltimore Bldg.. | mi ag i AGENT ae Free BRarn ples latest novelty sign: auick eeller- all stores: SOO per | nrof t: STO GOO Wee kliw: partie: re} sample ft ee. National Signs, ee 18th. New York 2 ~ > ~ a : . Relerears— aril Gold Medal me! ding fluid aving hin s: cond ed uc ation wor rv] ony rh muity for bright. rd. Box ends hosiery, clothing: will wash. boil. exclusive territory: steady work .£00d Suiialry, Write OUICK G id Meda! ' _ > w- Ener! ent ‘e as polisher or pasta cos ae : ae ' ENTS—Selling —, blazes: 11-nlece ‘tol- goods asrsortmen at $2? with 2 -piece ' e\earving set free to ot customers: 100 per cent profit. Davis Products Co., Dept. to leave city: no Fox L L-84, Post-Dis. eek Carrs ‘ “hl zo, AGENTS— . Bi: g m nev i selling cuar anteed crepe de chine and chiffonette lince rie ; _chiffonette tedwy retails ‘$1. 95: beautiful “color outfit: photos free. Libbye Lit, “able to Royo fast must wri te Bote Sete: alary exbusiek: Box 18 26 vears. to learn eteady work year “excellent chance for ad- le: ne high Schoo] e mo jerate salary br fe fiy your experience. h e tens din ispenriting erie. 6 N. Michigan. .Chicaco. AGENIS—S7) 1 lot!’ weekiv to ‘intro- we c) ‘ ft; ir) ; {; or S4 ) 5 o> guar anteed o, % i 4 on . - — 1 } taliored shirts: samples and ful ! working tfit free vour pay daily. Cincinnati } re (7 S17A-610 Cin rl ee | BY raGENTS— 30 er cent comn s a + o NTS—sS Oomplete ra at me: ljat- etyles, colors prices righ & | earning: adva outfit 1 . , Peded | T } 4. 4 rat ‘ Vew ~ > 2 Ta! Kiifll, if My oe ia. AGEN TS—Women i «iris fo riiding Greeiing caracs: can earn S66 a ndre eX] nirhagaanpied WwOnecessary Dittasa inter iz WV KR; Write tor int Tai r Fis and Co. 140 W. 4°d oN Y. City AGENTS—E* lsive territoy tr “ ? ; cC™ ) ‘ oe , — Cemand: ril-rast Upper goles emerynt. od or new soles at hor e Dourahbie ’ 4 P| aby ubber Corp... Imsurance Bidg.. ». Detroit. h . ive rig ht person gg fie: ation: ral- SS TN seen AGENTS—Big line, big profits, perfumes creamnes, favoring extracta, food prod- highest quaiity. Complete informa- tion and wathiagne free. Van Ogden, 1921 Van’ ésuren, Chicago. | high schoo} craduate. net pare eon Cc? ah valifications a “ahd felephone. Sr (c YOUN G MAN Eeaitions and snareotic, with experience “references and “salary All replies strictly confidential. Box N-355, Post-Dispatch. MEN—P or office wopk: ane good at figures. YOU NG MEN Two without acs > in ,to “rg pales manager with ce NSULIDATED. | TY PIR iz eginner BULLITIN ABSTRACT. fi: le . Wood (o.. I ne.. 17 W. 60th Bt.. s mi “1 “work - experience AGENTS—$1 00 Weekly Laking hirect, “for _Railwav Exchange ; , , ee Wi: acner Electrie Corp. ti x” . > > cya 2s eee _ a i AGENTS-—S16 « Gay; bu independent: sell Ppwlar priced apron cresses: latest Styles; tremendous demand; capital or experience unnecessary. Paris Garment TAA Belm: nt. Chicago. 1. , -> NIS—S yO y take orders :- ~ | w-price rpuarantes | aT © Te-liGs every Woman ! s; no mpetition: gurf YW susel Pe Ip v. L4o0 4 (oC nzo. ai NTS—WNa?t naliv i own To. a t et 1 drug products: ous Genond: { ber cent profit; exclusive territory: ; a] . ‘at. ) redit given. F. E. Barr Co.. Dept. ae ae, azo bs AGENTS—A businesa of your own: make sparklin glass name and number ' V3 rr) a ° ites checkerboards, medallions, s:gns; liustrated book free. E. Famer, \ eter (i-P) AWEN loghntnine etrange battery com- hargesa discharged battenes in- lev. oh " . inatfs i re | bib 4 iod eniire \y tre i‘) eet its ] sthltning ('¢ ant Moy pia} asaNiS — &mia ‘ itu rimiedsat ¢ rts p order business like Its making me hundreds of do Particulars. stamp. lJiome Busi Expey Va ta ‘ rie) AG ENTS—TI), siruiors CTe™w Mialiage rs iates?t f &etest-« i Fr novell "Wh OF G.ove Monkey is everywhere 4 bali} vier }) eet pre y aiti 7 7 rt liats WV onde woveity + Ae a rhborn C1 ago : i women of a kinds for a wonderful sel le makes old clothes like ne Ww; ag og dem ands this article; big prof e® 2Ooc repeater Write Mann- to I g RB r i ee gift geta orders best reorder line; rate «1? it {Tr t Pay ard Shirts )S. Dearborn. Dept. 348, Chicago sENTS~— lary Lois new invention, 400 EMP tL ry MENT DEP. ARTMEN EXCEPTIONAL Loren Cent profit: ee quick mend for : 4 fabrics rmmmencous demand 10U other fast sellers. J. E. John- fo., Dept. 110, 69 E. South Water, TAGEN | S—EKR, to: 3 vy wes kly: ] mah Made $65 1 day selling famous Studebak- CTO MECH etal a $99. Jewel watches direct from factory raey Daymenis: Jatest thin models: ontfit ’ 1» Mul) r part time, Studebaker ‘atch Co Dent ASS SoOlmh Re ad, Ind. | AGENTS—1 (00 per cent profit and bonus? welling toilet and household spsctalties, a. N-825. i BU SINESS ( ‘LEARIN NG RAPTS WAN-—Architectural and a7 cat F PSMAN—Salary open. a ; ii 8; low prices; supreme quality: com- re @ outf] t free. We furnish se lie a AGENTS WANTED_MEN “ Oulck American Products [o.. Amen al } iv 1m - ! ati. i) . invention: sells every a t ? it i * ribewVents t; iept lie ’ Siart va n business fii tt n -% - bs } te 100 everything: men and women $30 . , Wer) 7 win ating oy SySterrn woe lalty Candy Factories anywhere: MOKlEL fre, -s eo s W. Hillver Ragsdale, Draw ~ Fae i» ing | GEN’? age a. _ —_—e PENTS— VV irKing outfit free: S20 dai v _atirac clive propos! a ~Boitle Life Tonic Sree: Fe or ~ ¥Frite “h’ sv ogetable Soa gee ' val gale x pportumty; r make $25 dally. a20Vance 4% v made « restr muting tai- | gh ope » . f Ve ms on n Onev-back gui ara ntee no . St ry »¢ tir ‘ Kperier ef reo ifred-: write Ula ; } i «ye re 7 « ir 7 re) late) PAG Re } Hancock, Inc.. 162 Austin a: oy ‘wo = LOT iving for others! Make N4illes: SOO per cent profit F > . hee Nat'l S) .e Pa ae, | Pee - ¢ om " ; 28 : : eitative: $75 week and new auto Re sie a he, ft bh nN Part t ‘ no OCxXpenr ; OTe, sa ee fy '} shed Wr ‘¢ Jf line (“rn “agg Ra : eS — m. Gc J. 35. Dayton. O ery} + O into Crignette business: ev- _ yr iiKe@e . are tT aoe 1 1 can r yt ° ‘ ‘ : $4000 ie go ge roraon. N. J... made rr ? . . we t sf} two months: “ue start eg? Long-Eakins, 2572 High at.. rliela . _“ * adh 7! \ Q sia : ¢ habia 1. sENTS- 4 a* ltamond iva! 33 Sag namty Amazing blue white Rajah _ Setounds jewelry world and de- Serta! Beatitiful sample Case Sloe Wee kiy, hiajah Diam ond Co., | > - " ee “ul), i. 4 7) Scr py eee a pee S500 MEN AND BOYS WAN TED—Is the

. —_ c ‘ ri . _ Times Ra See re te ne pte ssn Direet Leads Only is cae — SOLICI TORS—To solicit el 234, bet wer n ages - 25 and 30d, een eeenenentecnet ee OLICITORS Fo eri advertising Pn ee i i-— . we deliv r and collect: dollars de monstrating won- SAI UE SM 1 N—E Kc eitent ) obtain rebenibale Bhai aimee he owns: his home oP vty y attnn’ divides automatic al- i ae commiaaton . -D tage SEE: houae-to- Box T-330, Py D. MILL EK ts “tana man > 3 x for the best mone . Lowis. Van Mi ‘ier. ie mecoeite as | SOL? OR—O Ss oR eae have an attractive prop. engineers and architects 2 LIT ne osition for Al cern salesmen, ’ st mayety r Al etery salesm Pe egy ha! f profit. show good sales re ord: | give age and experi SAI. ESM [AN—For hao ‘woman, for i Call mail order oppor- pie data we give you on leads. I | SALESMAN—speci alty , loral sales. force Rg SAL ESM AN—That ky <perienced man Only; | eat ee Sti - Rub ‘a r Rey SALESMAN—in ¥ 0; ia Cus tome rr tumnishe't SSMEN—Fof ¢ Sa yee ag We iI res om! nen ted. ( Pg eenotl delivered ‘“ PARTNERS WANTED | BUSINERS PARTNER Wtd.— To tn a business paying 40 per cent dividends hon Ne Joc, tion. see = « 4 ~ Ahm _ SALE SM. ANG Bar well foquairited in et. earning bie money, 26 SME N-—Sev ver al neat ap earin ‘Grape Products Co., iy : ey Write for partic ulare. PAR’ CNEK Wtd—Roofi “ling RR Aa Sort h wt Wa} itham be fo! lowed sy an ex- = MAN a venind for. man with some Dg business; awiab- _Pos and improved property an have a grow- | ee a +9 lieants for pi art-time | (4 PAR'INER Wid. —With some « enced on larm. Address 2 “ Ww td —Fstablished a. Golden Potato Chine Pasar ses ae: S AL EB SME xT Be Ty radio “kets ) for. one of SticneceeiSirnneg e _ — . seeminiine ae Gla 3 SALES EXECUTIVE | SALESMAN Married WEIL, isGghaveep ne sEry co. s 3S EXECUTIVS life neuranCS bit isiness: “salary ouae com- } ? « def inite “Sppofatment : it | SAL iE SMEN—E ‘arn for $1 12.50" quarter- lined aa ye? ym Fe cy EMBREY DEVELOPMENT Ce cnmnd everything fe 00 er cenit contrast and improved property and oe a grow: - ~~ BALA “ets lggam x or 1 Inois territory: fales- t ti —— breeder of poultry, notor ot to deal- ; high BC chinol gradi 7 - ce PARTNER W (4.—Have , $2000 te to invest in business or Ldn ww 4 (" NEIL-G Lav BER, RE ALTY Ce... BALE SMEN—4 $7.50 sales to a Salesman Wanted F ouls PRarme iceutic al manu- TWO” SAL ES! MEN ANDVE de rh ge DIRE! Mp BY M AIL sare SME N—C atqyi SALES “MAN—Varancy April Box 7 259, Post- ae “male | PARTNER Wid. — With ton roe. 5) | manuf ac turer: rated AA Al: nO, tenga emer oe hong. ‘for Mar ‘sy —s ea te alt aR a Peqerwee nent ee PAKT NER—In) bic estab lished trade: S AL B SM ANL WwW paying peauty shop. : . tite e necessary enced salesman who has ‘vuleanizi nk re will und tube | pam? : SALESM AN—Excellent Proposition pays @ real in- In answering giv Bcc and for, the Sti ar ‘popcorn | iAN—E xperienced, SALESME N—City; pronenition ‘for. hustlers Star Popcorn Machine Co., Post-Dispatch, FURNITURE SALESMEN Must be experienced; vy and commission. RELIABLE FURNITURE CoO. Eighth and Franklin ( URNITURE SALESMEN Those failly experienced pre- ferred, but can use men Who are experienced, |. PARTNE i Wtd.—Gentieman with sales i ids ‘Gum Co. raat SAL. Ie <MAN—it vou want a real opportu. | | I ett —. - ; qualifications salary opening rp real -Dispe jane end Southern Ininois” selling a new SAL EE SME N- Se} wean Jugh- class bev erage that most people ile h; anges se etter signs: cal i] att write the St. Louis Gebring gt. #4 LESME NE x perienc ed ne “P portunity | 10 the td —Te asnist financlaliy- in by first deed. Box SALESM EN—Me ns with rural and city follow ing. have auto to eo Ver te rritory national adve rising: | wants to se}] large moc of tail — DASTRIBUTERS. sa) es pa lager ‘for ri : aA wants ‘party wie canita or . covered. and Salary ex: | foa's Targret euppiler” of ieornis for atric tly SAL ESME: N—We have an attractive prop- osition for 10 good men: out Be a or in higu-clans entensnnen vestment experience. ( Hox K-169, P_-D. in establiahe ¢ business pertaining to new With $1000 .eeh: half $4000 | PAKTNER nterest in rea estate yee te don't an- FURNISHING (‘or. Rth and —italf interest } An res from $5000 to "$6000 yearly. Box ' SALE SME ery ll Sr PINT coffee for an old-established firm; re a guaranteed Kalary pines AY. ae Salesman’s Opparianion’ An outstanding eoneern in the manufac: 1" SME N WANTED Ww td. —Iin an estab ished furn S AL F <M. AN—Ca al , : only one of ita kind: Tiss K. ANC ‘E SAL ESMEN — Fam aoe P. ART NER Witd—With several hundred established contracting painting also want to develop a partly oe furniture and f¢ er business. ~ SALES IN | te . tank yable A heaters: no FIBER hoot? + y THAT XS ‘O TEL Ep HONE MA beads R ANGI hr Superior Clothes, w To take orders for : i ' . * AGENTS gg ss teed F mach ra seat A “SIDE. LINE Siabeh atte Ass'n., I SM is Nes perien, ej at time of installation: permanent position TWO SALESMEN oa, siti Do You Know PART NE rR WwW . —Adaptable party j ‘(RANCE SALES? hie ‘ , . $5000 or more per : this en and of SA rive S—Depandabie future for rient CO See SPECI AL Ty SALESMEN ‘WELP WTD.—miscELLawus person ainteda — animated exhibita, ete. Wd oron wn) NK Gill ‘HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GInLs ; if , y : “op pe Ate un ii ty ic } wake thy mo! ney. i. ADY—-Ex perienced A RARE OP PORTU NITY SALESMEN Alteration Handa” / on womens coate and sults. intendent of Employment = Stix, Baer & Fuller EXPERIENCED ALTERATION E NE RG EPMIC SALESMEN a Bgl ME NP e! -_ ‘ ' ADV ERTISING SPEC IALTY SALESMEN Liberty Central Trust Building. to improve their posit us and ambitious FINEST WOMEN’S 1i/GOW NS. ONLY THOSE WITH EXPERIENCE NEED APPLY. . STEADY POSITION, EXCEL- iL ENT SALARY. STEINBERQ’S 1OTH & OLIVE AVYI tENTICE GIRL-—For Sato Spore Shoppe. C~“ ‘Mondag, ralbee” "2 Salesmen 1.| EXPERIENCED — following departments: er | SALESME aoe SALESMAN—Good ke acting ae manufa: READY-TO-WEAR | | SMELN Men's = Boy's - THE _KEMPER SuoM an CO. High h-Class, a Salesmen : Por Men’s Clothing oo 8, Post-Dispatch SALESM EN—Auto Afe n° s Ba OO p PE and Linoleum. ee Reems a Ag) Ae et oe Eicher, ie Sivae ala, Mek 2 2 cash 2 sp Parc & ‘ ‘ } aly 7 oe Ue zr P a oe Sa y; i superintendent asker Saad AE gees 7 | guarantee d “paints direct | SAL&r <MiN—F xp rienced . $40) to $150 week BE AU TY OPERA TONS Torouable SAT, % cME EN—Rea! - Al Mareetiee s , _SALESMEN WANTED _ “PARI ORT ryt ra M. tor ~” séaaa Ss. qa state Box K-: 204. Post. =

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SUNDAY, _MARCH 7, 1926. —_,_ ARD—South ROOMS WITH BOAR BOAR D-—For 2: ort pe r 332 ; ai. Cat an ARK i or zen home, Forest. oon or aoe is: Yo ung lady to al apartme nt: — YOY desi 9 ®d fio. r fron —~ We at Ex nd: hig eR - e4rage, Orest ansiincineatin Oe A rtable } home: mily of tro German -D ispatch 7 , yf OLD home coo cook: n 6 - private ‘ae = ee i 8 singie: od board for 3 16 fe) ciiiiiad at and bea ard fop j a) home: wih ao A ve . EXc x K-19, t housekeeping. vy : ae cer : aduits. Pinde ’ SlePepin ping, bhouse- basement auto space, , {3 rooms, modern: “90m ) Fen ent; near cars reasonabie. fight efli lelency c8? ! ~fpoom : housekeepiy ng cobpveni ences. 4 jasc Kecping: — 7 ure nv nienc .- = mt g poems, poor, 13. T wo 4470 nnect(ng “poms neg reasonable. _ “O ) per week dh onl . Buss’ Ue (c7) SUNDAY, _MAR« Hi ‘ 1926. —— ee ee = ROOMS FOR RENT—North STEAL. 2915 N.—HTurnished, one si aba ~ eping reom: also hall room. NINE j a ik POOTNS and kit henette SRST TH M. ARE ET. 2345—Furnished “room nt hous ‘Keep ns. Lr a AR! 3 North west luarTRe B ; ; COTE ‘BRILM -rToom fur: Te), ‘ird fi $10. f heat 82 } housek ee! GARFIELD ousekerp! private. GILMO! com? ete ‘ rage : HIGHL AND nis } Lf) nrig:! rf GABADIE. BOT ANI 117 oomne Cars: BOT 4 — EK nished ream, fur ’ T ' Rey. CLEVE] iN] 3 A on {! Steam he “at r tT? aks \ KE! AN] 3 ‘oom hot + ¢ VATE |] ~ ye bif?ti, Ste om.) irnished., Ts a indie : OM }? Tt boar OM PT: m\ with use- CLAD. D Fed ler ‘ " RR’ LENTH : ao mt rvovis for hes t ho EYER 984° HOUSE e¢ rie pay datas HSS 4 } ; ; 1Y vs ti , ; ‘ ; ~ 4 a RAND 3] lie BAN) RAT Piigets ‘rT Tete aS LAFAY Lov MICHI« rool SHENANDOAH ROOMS FOR RENT—South _ ik AND. fiont (;rand 2606 s.— apartn room; tw adjoining bath. ") sa VY. ? >) ~ loor lent: S.—Large houseker Joming bath, ping gas range, steam _ne ‘ (c67) GRANT), 1458 S.—Two neatly furnished sleeping rooms: very comfort: ble and quiet: Grand and Park .car (c7) GRAND. 2313 S —Nicely furnished room j private bath: hot and cold water pe 3: home cooking. Gramd 8SUOU0\W (cc line . ~~ OF >. ipl te ly i mang COMIN ; S50) Iii Zz Teo, table = tor sult repTy. A. Boi TT. o93 - Froom., ce SRA DN. 31D +1 home , STrPn JEFF! ~All ETTE Peovwomis eee. a LO4Q week IS] AN A. roorD: $5 iSIAN bem wee! LOUISIAN ] Ty; =. dic im yN A 7 3) SNOL MAGN‘ . or rT) MA‘C;* vw ro hi, IMOoOAH ‘+ ry 4 i 4 NAN DOAH, vY iT gil ~~ jorseek o Pc _ROOMS FOR RENT—South RGINIA. rooms: ith- ern exposure rood he . Csrand O7KT I. VIRGINIA Z4ILGA Comtortabie bedroom, in private family; = oF: 3S gent men. Grand rt. {Cc} VISTA, 343]—L, gentlen en or ¢ WALLACE. rooms, 192?5—s eep) ing >t irg® front roon), OU}? le. 4: , 56— Ne “ur housekeeping, mvauelil ‘Bevo Mill: conveniences: pri- (ety Counecting house- : rooms Mair y 45903—1 or share New apartnis nt Southwest ‘ 02 hioom fo! vate 14 $400—} rioer Bw { pA large Cc. .Osets qs Tional : mo | ] Se hae Frurnishye keeping: Grand 100o—Larre } ee O4ON epee 5, &team } t \ OOxXx—Two ‘nis shed. (sarfieid . pent? sleep! ng room, ut family 4$hh0A—-> Ye L nis Nicely shed ~ furnt Wee! reg! O419s * S4 4 apartmeé! Omfortabie ws vaen st * rooms for housekeep partment (c) whner's L7iTWw . ”. ladies employed, el LiN E NRIGHT. 508% ENR ENRIGHT. keeping front er " oa evar é? - ENRIGHI, be t I \ NAGEIT, well f ROOMS FOR RENT—West RIGHT, S211 Front room, convement o bath: gentlemen, Forest 5249J.(00) ea eceomnecting front “ } pusekKe ne r . iGHY 16341 yr housekeeping; 4618— furnished ilght house rooms: comveniences, (te) bath, furnace $$ roome, ys SB5W. . % 7—Ilousekeepilg eativ furnished Tri wiern ews lecorated. k’orest RIGHT, 462 . Hv ROW. 46505—+! furnish: |: a | Cc la orest iousekveping, inven lences ENRIGHT. OUSEKeED the Lay eu RE HiT’. Oa 4 NRIGHT, I | t eIZEL, neatiyv DX x ETZEL, yi §: tushe onveniences;: man. C abaly 460) fy rhished iseacepll cyl gl eve Pinky > Pp? oo ‘ % to $3.25 rate. boxes 4fic and hampers Valley and ob tt Lahr Gk E if Ns—' fexas ov Nampere 50e to Tde rea G) Su $1 7h "5 oer [00 -.ounde PARSNIPS—hiome-grown Sle ateudy to higher v: ’ NjIIFIATIA ryer? : rer Aantons SPANISH S—5('e $185 and 4) 75 wer crate SPINA ti— Texas baskets, roOVMA TOMS MWoeowte packed i rai $7.00 pee PPO rie wit ] tr? rr beep in tu bashete RKRAUT barrela @4 } FRUIT MARKET ‘Trade UCREN Dull and Prices bavy- or Buyers. PRODUCE ROW, M ‘ ¥ t es a ; wm iG OO 4tF > iM) H «on if fuare Br Type? 100 New York Sugar. i Pt hs Mar ‘ Thy wheat a nd filinois two rkide and give at o ieirable £12.20) . ’ 9 Ra RR, cae oR oul ca ) pea ST. LOUTS 15 POST-DISPATCH. °3 | Oil, Roots and Métals | LIN SF ELD ae ~ on a cm wt 3 ea ii0fi to Pye rarrei {or aw end Oll~-f re . (her per pound, Golden seal, . Jie, Seneca. 4oc; Fink black at 0c; May apple a+ niack emake. i4c; ange’- Dark or rugt, 4tte; bDloud- otripped | blue fiag Ite; sassafras. or rvot . Wild gimseng $10 Sransplani $s; cultivated @6; star root 4Uc. biack Indian hemp 8; wild ginger. 18e¢ Foreraing prices are for clean. diy roote {tree of na toreun =a - A TIHTtt RR. , atin asia per 0. prime gray do at b5e olured. foc: chicken—prime St Louis, $2 S82 ve ' barrel. ikKYUN ANIL MEL ALo—Hasle Licht brass. $6; heavy $5.50: heavy "intel, RI UNG} -OFS per ton — owe ~ Country Produce VEAS — Hand-picked white beans, 5.50 and me kKed at $5.25 per 1 be. {hee _freen ’ eplit nene Bho ea ilfurnte lima oa 100 iba EAS—-bFancy whip rwill at 50 new era at & 26: 50 to $3. Virginia soy } bulk and black WUson —_—_ ~ REANS AND Mi: higan fnachine-pic rrp) xed ~~ a ane it ced. ay NF LOWK R SEED — Recleaned at 6140 to $4.50 per 100 Ibe.t stained. *eev- datnaged quotahbly less ss. ‘KWH E AT — Sale (‘silver bulld at i te 1¢ 1) lhe DRIE I rRUDt—Evaporated sings eap- tes quoted at Sc to Be per ib——top for ho@eht and chops at Le to Be: n-«dried pene. fam apples at 6%4c per Ib. t sun dried peaches 6ce¢ per 3 'p Lic ANS—Averagre Western Te ner ib: large nute wortb BLACK WALNUTS—Salable at be HICKORY \UTS—Sheibarke end tarce nuts quoted at ke oper is Reno CORN—Basis of $80 to $209 per ton f o b $8t Louis ote to jmiTLY. HONTY—Southern @rieht amber Te te dari at @c° Nearby comb bhon- per caac vellow ace itsold) a POPCORN—sShbhelled 7 ver LOO the. Grass seeda basia 100 iba: Mmot v4 for poor to $6.50476 75 for # av- and dirty and trashy essed at $3: clover at $3 to $11 for law grades and trashy. $14 to $25 for heav- tiv to slichtiv ior »—fairl? eeed worth $°6 ©’ «and Ris re ny Northern seed $20 to $20.2 to S°R for aolid Finis ne tustrous 45e: short. 40@ ir ere Current recelote salable at fel- DRY, Sa tea. *>2.ee ad alted pack as cn is — aes salted - ee “mane ana taf! on at »°o8- wlue and Hoe hi iaee Siienatan aud e Bs ie © ach -— Woo! oelte. lemb twelte HOced $7 we Ge shearlings OATH: nor wanted SEIN Re NO 1 common at an@wora full hatred do (short hatred) at §0e° 0c. _ Live Stock Elsewhere | c shits AGO March 6.—(United States Department of nied oct - Hoge ~The tipts, TOOO: irregula hter weights strong to 20c higher ‘than yesterday's av- erage: wetghty butchers barely steady at ve sterday s low rmoint: bulk VAD to Li pound butchers 17441240: majority: e "200 to 2°S pound weights $12.4 4, 14.40°> better 1850 pounds $13. 60@ 14° tom 130 pounds up $14: ~ounds wy $155.00 packing sows $i” 0 ta 11.75: shinpere @500; estimated hokhlover heavy weleht SLL.75@92.45: weleht $1~@ AS Me ‘ight 4114 j giits $12 ‘sio 40 dive 20) at : a clipped at’ 35e: Pao0 “aed ‘Ipte 500: compared to a aaa ehotee matured strer« and all erades of yearlines nies r stockers feederea -atreme top $11.25 paid lone : nae medium webrht and beat lic! ve year: lings offered S11. Th. ‘KK to «=400¢ higher: spot on heifers eannere and cutters strong: hologna bullae 1Be tao 2%: venlersa fully $1.50 higher: ar £12 50 to $8.7 _St. Louis Fur Market Si. Louis tur quotetions are as follows; Qouthern Central Northern Sections. Sections, seclona, RACCOON, ae og 104 mr hd | ool na 1 2542 3 008: 7 OH 75%a1 yee > were 73 1 oul ~ poset Ne 30 75 6o AGP 76 tO Joa yi et a0) 1 40 “ry muoskrate top Kite 1LS@: of Cf One 4 00 A 00¢rT1a On 1am 7h } a 4 500 20 604 1,.% a | ae meer Flour ata Meal, ~t Leute tour auotatione: ea ines jute baste seft patent at as 7 se sad - on ta 2104 4.) * $7.50 to $7.7 4) exten Re cleare af $5.50 second clears at » $7.75: iret clears at t s° firet clears at aw eradee a4 merornd cteare ‘ epring patente at $7 80 serond clear at $4.30 ta. Semolipna eat 4'4¢, standard , 4 Meet per queteqd in car im‘'te fe patent at $3.90; I 4vtpi® 47a g adee and in jsute: p- AB rf naten tat $5 45. metinm ot $520 etraights nure dere at $42! rye mee! ifole t aaoted thy te) “tandard meal at $1.85: --—-- Chicago Grate Carlots. aG0 March @.—Cagriot corn i3%: oate 75° La oe CHIC rece! pis. rve. <<: 8 ere FOR ADDITIONAL MARKETS SEE NEXT PAGE OREN) AACE NIALL NS a AN PO et A pee hE NE Pa

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Z a pines Abi nt i" ae ‘late ae, Ree Se eee Cee eee ey tl Pa eras A se ve ae dilipeead el as 9 ete | ghee x ’ fe gaan. hep gin ige wie + ‘ ” « , a ao tat apn pape ‘ “ F 4 “ bi all ee * > aad ” Kanatd 9 Orr ee. fom. BE eer See ne letincaall ip le site Tae —— a rs T=" wae aA gehts 1. gpa y's «4082 : tr Ce ee ay gh ony Sy .. -aieaiay x ei eis ill alm ea hd eT eee ih pee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ’ mert Furniture Co, ose Established a ‘in’ Che. alm cS Re ef Spring Is the Time to Replace Old Bedding Bedding Week Offers Great Savings Super-Fine Matresses 100% Cotton Felt, Full Roll Special at Edges, Finest W orkman- $ ‘§ 5 ship; Either . Full Size, 50 —————— Lbs., or Twin Size, 38 Lbs... Ribecrtectamm tesa. 7 Features of Super-Quality Filling of mew, clean layer cotton. Nine even springy layers, each layer consisting of 40 sheets or 360 sheets in all, Domed center reinforced to support t and to prevent sagging. All tufting done carefully by hand and guaranteed to hold se- curely. he weight of the body Hand rolled edges and rounded corners that will fit elther bow- end or straight-end bed. Four rows of reinforced side stitching that will not tear or rip. Each and every Mattress sealed at the factory and never opened until it reaches you. Laced open end that reveals the inner construction perfectly. a a ——$$—$_—$_—______- oe Extra Special Offering Of Desirable Beds at Reduced Prices Simmons wood-finish metal Bed, with cane panel and medallion, reduced to .............- $ 10. 95 Simmons Graceline Bed, walnut finish with seven fillers, reduced to .. $ 14. 95 Simmons walnut-finish square tube Windsor Bed with center medallion, reduced to......... $ 16. 95 Simmons green enamel, gold stripe metal Bed, . l Z 75 . ‘ee os a eS fe ke ee i we ee a American walnut-finish Simmons metal bed with solid panel, reduced to . + 19.75 Weed Beds Four poster bed, brown mahogany or red ma- hogany finish, twin size, reduced to........... $23.50 Jenny Lind Bed, brown mahogany or American | walnut finish, reduced to eat eg $22. 50 Jenny Lind Bed in antique mahogany, same height head and foot, reduced to ............. $2 i; i> eseeoereseeseseeceW501eeee#2se8e#es8ers:ss® se@486e#seeses#2ts8 2 ® This High-Grade Coil Spring $6.95 Finished in Gray Enamel Porch Beds -Special at $10.75 Porch Bed as illus- iy trated is made entirely y of metal, American walnut finish. Com- plete with spring, folds compactly as shown. A_ splendid value. Juvenile Department Ivory Bassinet. Idea! for the new baby. ) 18x36 j inches. Complete with Spring I Se - we © os oe We es en ceweebee ees bakae so . 20 ie ere ‘Dig tie Vase aa “PART TWO ry a 8.3x10.6 Size "at $68.50 Special : 6x9 Size “= £0650 of... IN Oriental Rugs . Eee We Are F eaturing, at Special Prices, the Rugs Quoted Below: : i ct tena Keanaas ‘sta ———— ae a... 48.¢ i ah Se ag. eek om HRIAEELECROUND $520.00 ESET" $875.00) ener ea 3 . “= 2 + F . t - : $ We 21a ernashed he wort ; . ’ : a +h y § _ . iT Te a4 > _ jy ast . , +; =v . *: fit t'me sit invading America a ’ ¢ ’ 4 es . ‘i . 4 . ; aa i M . ; : b4 . : CHINESE-GOLD GROUND $290.00: a IRAN—BLUE GROUND— Size 4.6x7.1 Bess w Size 902120...----.--..-------- $498.00 " Gize TAR103 «......:...00:.....$ GOOO V ] I S ' » . Norwegian, with his Ivory decorated cane 1s a ert! 0 - - ; ements Gee “ he samigecses n eich lye ype yn hatha inl: ari 5 CHINESE—TAUPE GROUND— s 75 t t t NAHKFRANG—ROSE 75 i mboe neie: ae just one ouble Coil Spring of goo quaiity, finishe mn gray enamel. 4ust } ; ‘Seanteat “ah 4) “4 : Ty 5. - = f ) OO * +g clear the bar am: e Will fit wood or metal bed. Very pliabie and comfort- 75 a ene anle SIGs. SPORE BE cosa, i a reins s e Size 11.6X16.0 ......... 6. eee eee e GROUND—Size 11./x18.8 °° $ l ° * oat : - = it with ieeaill ease, - abi ke a a eg ee ae e eee ee ai ie ed ovetl Be: oats . ae at The arg us NEVERSAG Spring made of knitted wire and so con- vetentdl ee oe Gag a for ROYAL KESHAN—ROSE MELAS—ROSE GROUND— . at least four inchés to structed that it will never sag. Adjustabie as to $7 75 ante | roe vg ——" —— faites . 7 ] 2 95 GROUND Size 10 11x17 E $ OO Si eC ~ 235 OO: ¢ r: CE ee itt aw ees n. of the Newara, & “ sities e dgsh in the : 1 f ————— Caar-Line ainut | | f : oat ron ee i ee ' Al : Genuine | * ad of C. Coafee of the Tin ; ° in O It omens | aa ae ETH : E E a ‘ icago 045 1-3 e room uite C F h Chi ' : : jot ate : 5 rie of Ohio State tied the [ : | | rene ina | ™. : : : | : : , Se ee ’ a7 3 7 rk for the 70-yard high hurdies Pieces May Be Purchased in Any Combination T i | . = aa Ri ct. eee: | apturing the event fn aa Here is a very new Bedroom Suite that embodies features that hese Wonderful 1 Base Boudoir i] ; g : Lit © iE Us - ~~ Murchison Forced Ont. have never been included in a Bedroom Suite before. For instance, Ait on hee Pen Oh he is : : a li y = tis | ths j ” | . "en Murchiaon of the Ilineis it is cedar lined. which precludes the possibilitvw of moths. It its OM ATE \ | ft? ft. 4 ee — i = pe tes Si Kure wae also available any combination of pieces One or more, if / UA S| | Lamp . wee: Died Eline ef eae ai ional champion tn rue you desire. It is very well made of American wainut and gum- : Pook he e e tf a 3 +e / : Le vin ‘ ¥ srs : llu d | shipmen 3 , pir Th ~ a5 As! strate | charming Boudoir oe ee ee * - i \ Special at Lamps. They are beautifully - pie: . Ps pie: be , |} made and perfectly propor- lis m . ee es ‘ 4 tioned. Base is of genuine ie — . —_ ely, ~ 7 5 |. French china in delicate colors. | . oo . [ . | Lamp is 13 inches high. Five | The Summaries. Dresser ee =—_— | amd one-half inch French parch- + anne a ee , gop " tn ‘ ‘ ; é ' 1} &-a is Si. O@GU kK es with crystal if VOITI ae OU A , . i ; e ; . . ii ming 4 : ‘ ii ‘ < e ie : ered vi 4 f marr a i ~~ : i ‘ : 4 Ass i} — aia * —— ’ ; Rai a4 iT. e ; teas SIS. 7G Ee | $18.75 i a pe a ai - j e i Colonial Candlesticks and roger. A very . . ta tg | . , os — a . ,. 7 eS i (| large copper bow Lamp and epecially priced at 95 | Deo 4 | — 5 re ‘ aP Listic | Mirror Black 4 Wrought Iron Table Lam 4 Fern Stands Taie Lamp with base of mirmr hack j Wrought tron Ivy Stand {ts pottery 21 inches hich eorgrits || WwW oemches high, Comes-in a vz mal im dla Par amd tarry i ee es and comple? | therefore must rely upon the integrity of the store from whom the purchase is made and must be guided by their representa- tions. Therefore we take a great deal of pride in recommending 4 2 4 5 ! . Oe "ae Pe : this splendid Living-Room Suite to our patrons. We know what is inside of it. We know that it nd.s! is carefully and.skillfullw built of +} tohect ounalit oe es ae sales ot the highest Quality materiais. Besides the exterior qualities Ss é ; -< _ 9 which are very exceptional and most that will last many, many years and taction. = Gold-Plated Bridge Lamp $12.95 Design and Construction— 5 * e <a Ae wal ar Sa ee a Speen Taupe over Rose The design is new. The exposed rail all around the back is made of solid r mahogany, hand-carved, so are the feet. The covering is a rich taupe mouae Complete with hair with reversible seat cushions in damask of fins texture. Every GOue Pie aye tail in tailoring and finish reflects Superior workmanship and the exterio® z is but visible evidence of the quality within. The pieces are full size aaa are comfortable in the extreme. A Suite of this character will admirak - . : a * ** - ine , * : jo torm the foundation for your living-room decorative scheme. We . you to view this Suite; we want you to examine it carefullv: we want 0m convince you as we ourselves are convinced that it represents one of € finest living-room values we have ever offered. 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5T- DISPATCH Av Sey SSS eee i) cs, | aa FS NN NS L— -— ———— SS 65 Years N —— oN ‘4 MAAS Ure Pa J ‘lf x i SS SAAS Lilet Sohn © . NB UIT | hd les. z a N N = 454 \Sx%/L \ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH es] ‘ _—_—— Ry OS PARI btn | a ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1996. «_mgiersesun se { HORNSBY HITS 2 HOMERS; CARDS BEAT WACO, 8-3 hinese Motifs. Taupe, rose, rn Schwarze, Badger Star, Sets ‘World’s Indoor Shotput Record | 4.6x7.6 Size | Special % QO 27x54-in. Size HOF r ce Brownie Veteran and Three New Men on Sisler’s Ro KEEN FANS ee oe le a te i - MOO ~ o on ~~. ae OOP PLO L OG Se ow | 1.2.5) © emma OIL — Toe —ar € your inspection of this excellent jury Forces Murchison to : | 25 ; | | oon * -/ oo ee , | + ll ee ee ee aaa Se ENY created by the manu. a hi Medes’ Olle fy : el “ere ae 3 es or Ce oe ee heres Pye: ; Hecher a a alae $25.00 Bowman and Guthrie Tie i : eo x - f # es a 7. . oes ™ ae ae ° ee e ig alia ote 4 ie “ie | Three Hits in Five In- a Marks in A.A.U. Meet. 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Ree A nen ae + 4 ’ “ Gr. -Te ‘ a > : . + \ \ te. - ¢ } . ” . 1 So aa eS ge ae er Reig ae : ~ HA Re ; ; . ? riage TO ec Sire aia + CORSE SIE OTE: pO a ate aR Si ns ne AMR ge a FE : Home run«—tHornsby 2, Warwick. Saert- feet 6% inches. bar wi. FS ie ; SRG ER ‘mn s Aieict i CRE x : bee a Rey, ORD ie ea Seti i RR ON see SE Be flee hit—Miner. Stolen bhase—Thevenow. a Bow man, oO: t ne ~ Walra, a Vs es . “9 re a : RS SK AR og . . 2 . ald . ROSS, He, 2 $4 > resi Re ae rt Me ee ae eg oe BE en “east . bat retrietere Da A> aon : we : Double play s—Tres enow and Hornsby + : ; z og SAR 6 yee: ? : i , gO eS Me: SOS eee pos Rik emt Se a, SS Oe ne oti. Poet ee Rg ie Pg te 3 Hornsahy, se wenn the dah ne hh ame es ae : Be. : é , : | ; | Bees igs Re ae es , ee : A i Ea ec ae ee 3 } oon enow and Bottomley, Base world’s time when he brok pS : ae pe : tg hie NEES : ; Eo all Bes See Ste Ra > ia as ae Pe . ing champion, finished second and | University High 50, Arrow Smith ag ee Ge tes ees ag i fe. re and had no reason to feel discouraged at what he saw. The rekulars nit, whe had singled ahead of him. 5 ss. it Oty a sega gE See 2 ce oo. ie i ae Bia all i Rn . sen This latter punch e . nint eee SHE rf. ini: Hob-| Pennsylvania third. 1%), as 3c. eigeacomemiidar Ke se STE smartiv i he esence ¢ he , S ie bills punch came when the ; 1 niversi!t f h g purth C oa fauenm favorite to = Hin Mount Vernon 24, Pinckneyville RG ao eae i ai ee LS performed smartly in the presence f the man who foots the bills, (‘ardinals were a run behind and 4 . r . l rf*t) “Fe he ¥ A . AX te : *. sce Mes , "8 as, ‘ "s ‘ rxs9 * - i¢ aa Le ‘ Ure cy 7 ’ , *? ; . +} ; . 1 . ‘ te e®* ee#se ; Bd 4 ASH—(C". Bowman } \ ' - Da hat aes med ‘ 4, — - Rae tan ee eats , pe oe slueged the cecond ream : pitching SaVakeiy for 2] hits, while the gave them a lead which Was rrever . ri! ‘.) Sh . : . gy : ' ’ umes ; ' j ~ “Se “i "rs meee ae - sa amelie j Elgin 3B (Crystal Lake &. : ss eg Lok bree antes eS he a ge: hea ses by pressed hims* if “uS ; with practice Bane wi: suOstiftuted lowing buf frre ” anfett % fry five . : im ¢ : » isa & ‘ $4 tne Me to ai vie . . ‘ ‘ , 5 ro : : “A “2 >. ~ Ss a PP FS , A he » . y ‘4 ¢* ¢ VY YY “ie. Yr ¢*t 17 ° aa iy } ; ‘ , a : q # og tegrity of the store from whom on fell ole bia tax! oil , lg a cass rete 13. GT Oe TE a tee A = | the showing 0! 0 = ie ee —_ had oe i va extepy “annon proved easy, while be ; St irst iting 4 Jost * chance of iigurins dace Marion 22, Herrin 21. ae SRE Si, e hest after- Osition a8 the veterans clubbes alker escaped e e guided by Ss ( e, first, _ Mineis A.; FO © | | ii igs ) : pitched th ; | one frame 6 - L ) their representa Re py CI ensen wark A.| race, | Mason City 20, Havana 13. Pe oi a Zachary pitched final impartially the offerings of all he worked. at deal of pride in recommending th, Time. 83-50. Ubi ? ra’ Gaining only one poin in thi Athens 21, Pawnee tl, | ee - ‘and cet down the three pitchers, Buckner, Falk and Keen Strikes hut Side . ss ie ane ne ae ; _ record} Bi ' “i: ’ a ) ; Beason 14, Mt. Pulaski | Re ins ode mallets eambiance | Filta ' Pa ite eeatio “ae —— . to Our patrons. We know what ‘MILE RIN worn by W. Goodxin, | event. as a result. where — Vohpeshc: O0 aeeiun 39 sustinites without the § “gs lance Elli — stin ) “ really showed oe vy employed three piteh- — ; - , “| Mp. “ . 4 . VF eer . PS acs . ’ CwOWM Ls AVA CO } hed soa: s ; P r) , a’ t ‘© Or" SOmMmetnin an "ie Wii } : 4 inter 2% ‘ y « & his = or e¢ P an may ) . . me ‘ tT ed eres ‘Se ) nree hits and ty . f ~0 SEVEN-EIGHT MIT] ; Eis “U ty} ici ft Drake 27, Missouri 25, : : ‘ ark . ' > _. , let an easy isa, tre? past him ’ ut or $40, 29 SRO and| /®@ the es nei , . a EW YORK, March 6& With- By the Ass 1 Fre Al rer aueht ' an error by Bell would { 1 wars, 4 Pad vie , the ri! by RAST. ¢ oi} > . nue rank 7 ;, , * CAUBT IN acored two rune *T hereafter Rob- d rule have os. rysa 3) " ‘ ] Hbet = ana e P Mb | Dickinson 2S, Princeton § t6. as) tive = “9 , } ot ain 7 r id ' ‘ " 4 or? - : . 1 all around the back is made of soli oes 9 ) ty | bs 7 r) raped without belng scored upo i soapy Watt dats siesta Harvard 33, Woreester Tech 22, pete se iagegs + ae apenas 1 _ | tat iT de i; ' uch ‘ } : . . . mrrne : QT ee ] ory? j “—} r) f ; . ’ ar) 1 é* si | bi ; YT) re innings heli trie enen y bit In addition, he struck out the three men to face him in the fifth round ind = { ertson tightened up and for two hi ind two. tall’ es Sisler one = — rhe Cardinal pitching trio struck et. The covering is a ri , ~ Chicago, second: Chicac : x ” ss ‘ ° - > ] O- r | - 5 . . “ . , , , cy CY ° 5 i ci oo . Liet r ‘ I e aaaet . 2 ‘ ae ae ch taupe m 7 sng o> (Unly three starters). Time; teammate, ™ é. Cornell 27, Yale 24, : a - five +4 wire f ' > Dias cut : , ime his work |, armory iks | cos > t ’ . : Rmrowns nis year wel sate si > 0 In fact. the only other hits hroudgt ePtte é sions on the -hil eis o : P Nest rok througn Deter awhen Nevers us : 4 inn sla ‘ } hill. held the Texas Suite oO th} ~ ‘ “ V4 > 4% : ‘ ’ — Pris ate *. r . eas , ’ 7 ts : s down 14) a> ae 2 I eee * 1 . tt] ee | p ; } ) ® pi I » Ad s. ‘ » - * > ees : tae . ’ ’ . ; - ’ ‘ P sf bia | “i " . . . , perior workmanship and the exterior Inchen: Ge Wears A: C+ 10 feet, 7| Georgetown OO a as decided to seek the warn farch he Us Ten rer beso ounting on this left- |riete Davie : ,, _Huntzinger, in his three ses. within The pireces he ’ ‘ d vidual tars, ti ni tiny tt af the | ¢ , eutdoor ; ) 3 are tull size an idui : , ree eres Ww KA | | mony Lone i | oe | places outrig if { lal VINE i } a th NE YORK S TER ‘ie ? pac ‘ ive ‘7 si se : . a ‘sehineton eu : League: s to one aafets and wine nike } af io7 ' be preset! ara han he § ' . 9 no purpose me came | rs purpo } i ifie : acored on Myers. who worked the amine it cz rs Oe ae / » oe | GO tet ITTSBURG, Mar. 6—Eddie day, having entered the R to examine it carefully ; we want to MP Chicae. -, @econd: . ‘ur-|team’s two-mile relay quart PITT Bawa eae n Mat oy LAditior entrie for the Icxhibition for Magnate. di ai TT ' 2 ! ’ t ¢n1h Mievers of the Viddle fiant) ein ‘ aes 6 a ‘ McManus to Melillo ¢t 1 poin tall ‘ s : mee aes i RCs win eprom ¢ nad Cz VAR): i ry rare the second practice "T"} " | _ The lineups were shifted about Hussey Ties Record. ;was high point scorer with | ‘aulen, ho recently ! ver toda . “ mpere 2 eclally for President Ball. Sisler|), . 2.8 who 1] «throw Rodriguez Proves Tartar. : a os : (tfc +> v. ‘ F AV - ‘ > : . ‘ ; ‘ —- : “ > 9 p . ’ ‘ . he ° . y a 0 er eonTr <¥ ‘s 7 i . } wir ‘ pone hha the TW } i<i ' j ae | . , an a ‘a k cy if = i ' ' é ; ’ ; lant ed “ ig workont hu? Lod The Wace Dark bs a bandhex a ?. Pennsvivania’s third place t $295 nes, New eld Par EBS - as 231% points whil Pen? : K . Urneysy Wai to a] in « Quarter me 4 saat . resident e] re. Continued on Neat lage, Centinucd on Next Vege, Continued on Next Page.

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—— GOLF FINAL |HELEN WILLS — LOSES T-DISPATCH : Se Seer =e 9 |. LOUIS POST-OISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1926. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - | os — es ee. « ee ee I A A LN " . = . ~“ —— i ear Five Ends | American Girl 1K. Q. Ed Kealy thpau —_—_ ds ealy , , Only Southp aw Drewes Placed | nce aaeaceae TON, Three-Year Rule > ellerive . | Fi li t t | — rere Joutnpa | s Finalist at ' eason, Beating Heavyweight, Boxes Here Tuesday First in Muny lnm eeu | OR A the Assoc ated Prem: Held in Fall Husk wy, 14 Mentone Today patna ee Mit Merton tal reli laovgat ec y the A US ers, " 4 | ennis Rankings Sa cae ot rapping ee Behren 442, Bertha Schwarzberg | 4 dle ane between Walter dopted in East —_—— « —— ——-—- _~ — men aeemagpecneneamenett ge hn gE AD go om ie tae “ 9 - a. eee, ee Sone 2 PEAR NN A RON TC NERY at A te SO NOMEN NEFAN RO GER yh TORENT OO Sprin | P g ocasteeneaarmnen m "eae in 377 a Al f S Is , as r . aay Ee Tee hh e Cam | eague were as ‘ ee ' — a Rakt -rseagas carr golf s 2 e ‘ . varez oO pain 3 1 ) : follows: Railroad Y. 7, Southeast- Stein in Ninth Place. ;cnampion, ang AFCRIC COMPpSston, Pipkin, Playing His Fi Senorita Ruth Bailey Webster School .. Be. 3 gion According to A. B. ¢" ‘torde for | British professional; was forecast - IpKin, ying 1S irst U. . Ch pion’ $ Op 3 ern ; American Railway Vehicle me tO A. Bw. &. rei ords for saa ; am po- , : ’ -» AMerican Railway Claim 1: Swif tne past 10 weeks, published in oday with the announcement that Ene hake nog el Leia for Wash- t I tle Round | é f ZB Grrl, Tops Women’s 2, American Railway tn it | this week's Bowlers’ Journal, Otto | Hagen had entered the first winter New Law Affects All Colleges A926 district " ; nen in [1 . r | Singles List. ent 1. High men: Buecker 572.|>'ein Jr., St. Louis star, ranks tn | P! ofessional championship golf tour- : Har ament, it ‘us mEvon Quintet. wei S Richards 538 Linnemever fee | Uinth place with a grand average | 4ment to be played here March 18- in I. C. A. A. vard “ ° ane ee 3 ce ———-— ; 3 7 Horning 508, Wilmering 687, Grace | a Sgn peng is a ie of od | ay a sine iti "er Awarded Meet woe f 7. 567. |; Pins in the 90 games. Mort Lind- npston alr as entered the rSOCia 0] sot ; - S cgpny . = ° i wIrnomne ? © an a. on The rippled Washingto; : PLAY IS IMPRESSIVE / - Th} ws di: a ae ‘ 9 r ia 3 . = fue ic th > a vith a 22-14 victory 9 Califo -. Viet | Fe es : SS heads the list of players’ in the| tral 0; Botanical 2, Benton No. A Fs dianapolis ace, 200.28. | _ ? rt ing 1 $3000 tn prizes, $1000 tercollegiate A. A. A. A., Eastern at Westwoo ae. Mey ee) ictory Over Fa St So? ae = WN ’ | Magnolia No. 1 2, Magnolia N | ee HEP: Bony Qa : i Pasi at ne Washington r Attack = es fete baa Cs ae ae Ww AY ‘official 1925 ranking of the Mu-;: 1: Ripley No. 1 2 here a nea : ma fp Capture Match. | will go to the winner of the tourna- | governing body in track and fieid : ;. : | ee fele se he SOIL tae Si \ ~ » Sehesg gt SB egiaitesin ~~ ee ihe smelters ‘feate i me night. Asa resy English Pair. aliate tags e o2 Fey: EATS en Be 2 : ST EY nicilpal Tennis Association. He/ Ripley No. 2 2, Lincoln 1. ign | women’s team eau Gs fete ae a ro first day’ ‘1 } sports, took steps today to restrict the Bears f | Pry Fah & _— FE) | | ‘ om imen: Rieks-581, G 52° E. 71 veh ; bigs — a spe- 16 TITS ays piay wiil be over rs te 7ears Tinished \ x OR og? PEI |occupies the No. 1 position in the/ 591 Finnern 509 Baker FAT Tr clal handicap match on Peterson's | 18 holes to determine the champion- the activities of athletes who pro- wewntae | : ae rs Newspaper Lea ee , Miss SSSsevern sn 2 A ay gles title. Paired with Robert Nor- | Federal Reserves Win. Sse. eae | meeting asa both doubles matches ; fa) vw / “4 4 Ps ; ii¢ ‘ aw ts . and held the | LS hi B irtue of his ) eee o varsity competition of any athlete. . » , f f =. aS LT ee ; * hampilonship. virtuc oO! 125 arti i 997 | 12019 ; 2a field goals l our ples for the Cup of the Nations, rat ss SS ‘Wises eg aee e L/) be ‘ singles, Drewes | mene fries Migs ee of 1,192 | oiety’s 1; Green Sheets 3, W total, 161%, and the high game with , >: rE ‘ Retr a (ea ewe 3 Stee, ia victory in the singics, l Siand 223, was Niet for the winners : we . f e . ake part in any of the beg redited to Brown pd the open mixed doubles. : . A PAE = ees %y// ; : , con a »1 0, lowed to take pat. In any OWN. a : \ > PES be Seis. me A///; qualified for the thigd national Mu-j|and Hall, 615, for the losers. 1) + 6) ay ee | ey /ber 629, Weinsberg 622, Stoddara Federal League five, failed to tall ; che overwhelmed Jack . Soe Sr + : ; a, - : i: 529, . a three-year period regardless of Pinkin ‘ . : *s Brooklyn, * ' » Shhh Eee -S ste CeSSSSSi > a tained his title as champian in The Cardinals, 18-9, are still lea@ i te ee in fv ity ipxin, at center, starting his Satterthwaite, EES Ss eee tay 4 ip Sayer ee ee ee ee | Holmes Wins Tournament, Utility. Hanft was high for Fisca: | OW Many previous Years Ob WAES af tae @hn eanean ie 3 : | | SOS i OA SEL i Shitaae: that tourney. ing in the Kiwanis League race. C. Ho) it] _ ;} Agents with 6552, while Stevens 1! competition they senabinin adSONn, played a 6—0, fter a hard matcn 3S eo ee , r Tat? a er baittacy ° Ormes, With @ total of 6238, | yesess,. Open ge! F. vens ted | : » Game for tie bears H he { inst TR Acee See tee de Py ; _ : Ruth alley, Winner in the individual Utility with 624. All the other | either in a college belonging tv Sane partnel again Cah yee SENS, .: 3 schoo] girl, won ences ¢ Dadmaee t Canes Sena | Matches resulted in two and one the 1. C. A A. & ee elsewhere. ‘ ‘, ‘ ms ‘ . sean ac 8. | te it} . ate } , ; : three field goals, as well a Henri Cochet Seite , sition, | ers were: J. Airola 608, A. Retn-|ooU"%, with Stocks taking two; The effect of new ruling wan ae dade sans AbeDp 864A 4 as ons > heaten ——, 6—4. a ’ r ee 2 ~~ ; oe splacto f he she Was veda 44, is = : Pe ee a P- 9. og ‘Ss ‘ ‘ “ ‘ae therefore selected ror tn ae ee On a - . ~ 2 7 which r : | DS Ves’ ee ort £4." ; «. was, LiLere , Jie, Hirse h 474, Nealon 470, Spohr Wachter wa: Welhoff ee Federals: and Remittance winning . 3 . , : viel 5 varsity events from making a fresh ne +) . Oy ; ho ee | zi@ ra j | . ~ In winni ng or ieé Ss nifin: ils in tne ey Ye athe. . . ist. ig gZame start with 4 college in the I. cC -_ | good on eight free throws anq th acer S ‘nating Virginia Baer, the se Major City League. S. V. B. League. game of 248 and which helped A. A. A. athletes, for instance, who py (PEPE (iii : isos ¢ .) a Ss a j - “ior , : ~~ , » : , ] i as Ing I “ive W OT j \Iat } : i? - ‘ r M ‘le « : ; i l th the vict a Van Alen pees See SERS SO ees — 5 + ARGO tee 1924 titleholder, ne yashington ive yon two Matches in the S. Y. B. League | Stocks to hang up the high three, have had one year of varsity com- ila ! cise , ectory i} P t . . ; as : a - ° A} ¢ eS Mile. Viasto and Cochet again to- ? ‘ound and defeating Mrs. Anna Bia re ture 2, ter Razz quintet in the feature ! Office Bovs . {ng 'for Exam . "a9 Ot ane ’ ie 03 é > at Cnar! Be cree FZ sxaminers with 593. Hall was to enter 1. C. A. A. ‘A. A. meets for Pweores 2% Center If ne second . Seay : : Club in the final, Other results: Schaefer Recreations!2, S. V. B. Bank 1. High men,| Which included the second hign/ . Joseph Smith Tops Juniors. | 2, Champion Score Books 1; Cab-)} Kerner 534, Schneller 647, Jones | Same for the week, 242. This hign Sep eacasieni . : Can Shift Entries. clash of the Season MENTONE, France, Marca 6.— ! , , . Ses : 2: fo = ‘238 % s ~~ F > P , waAY hg eet . #8 - - : of - a eo —-s “am } C ae ¢ 2. ea x Be a s7—0. TORRANCE ae “Se eee, No. 1 position in tne 1920 TANKING! 477, Yawitz 501, Barnes 465. had a high si ? ~ | over Ixchange Phyl had 625 for 5 - ~ \ t ss. . Saya .s" -% SF: vq Spt ees" “ee ‘ > . ad v see ‘ 4 i ] , ; 4 ay Bia : ‘ a¢ . = * +] j aes : ae a Pr hii : . AS i ba ts ~ . ° SN Cx list She gained the honor by stings 4) . Stocks, which ean luded the hig ; & i I I ee Sabi 8 made Cup of the Nations, Miss Wills and ~ Ae 72 90. her: 2) eliminating Or of three fron e leading Tree | res . an - ; . | f¢ alk FA ‘a } ' c h Bearg le ¢ , ; : n the leading Wit-' resulted as —— Furniture 2, | for the week, 2646. Foluo was high petition elsewhere will be allowed sede eareg Imad rrequent f he international chal SSA | ei ark . “d Sa c Jide ‘ ai- . : ‘ hy () : 0 ] arn P ‘ 3 : ‘3 -_- . morrow for the } 25% SAY Lindemann of tne f’allon match in the Major City League. | Window Trimmers Saids Spectats , high for the Officers with 57¢@ . oe ‘i only two seasons, effective next ranking, annes 2, Rick Chaplines 1; Green-/' 505, Kennedy 691, Edwards 51y,|6ame enabled the Officérs to pur lenge cup, now held by Mile. Leng- hig ti half, but it did little good - SA ws ; len and Rene LaCoste. ee bile DOX score: ee wn pene te Cae : , The crowded galleries, mostly In the junior singles . , 2 «6 bP ia . 4 -* . . ara ’ a) be Y % « .t _ ~ . ‘ Washington. tennis players themselves, loudly, : K, O. KEALEY. Toseph Smith of the Forest Park J eegraa Na Bg PR Sosy: 1; Drink Merget 454. over the high game of the week, Another rule change, uffectina ee oon ; eid 7 eo Uow~. = ; 2 ‘ histies 2, David Jones 1: Congress =aame 960 with a scrate] ecore e G40 . " P ; lauded the cannon-ball base- os Ne ! e won the SINSICS! , o«,}. ’ , > ing os See © 0! i’ | future outdoor championshit miele f M Wil ’ hl ay s is No. 1. H , i 2, Sebastlans 1. Bruce had a high Federal Women’s League. Zollman was high for Remittance meet will permit colleges to shift 14 Arivac } : iALS TN wer, ee reales ae | ‘) vr va) ry P tc? i . = ¥) ¢ , rf ? 1 Ssep- AY ’ ny ; Walt? a, Member Books lOftL two to Transtr. ji. & ae Tournament hours before the meet. This privi Lii ai S 1) i e J t it ii I» > .9 ela 1 }J2 maidl : 4 s _ atc as j7) }e alt} yen?’ >, ae tain rs . elt ! > , fv Armor ° : i 4 i i¢ ; vie es omens Miss tuther AA aig Was high for ( us- | Results Oo! } en. 26: First Natlor 7 lege already exists for the indow - ry rye" o¢ ue ° S } g ) ) , e me , 90 g ioe : ; ni Yee . stop ti ee at eee See Miss Kendal! helpea| 2, Federal 1: Mercantile 2. Com- championships d dribbles are “OX, 1 = . ) ‘ ry. ‘rte aes lays for Singles Title ‘Today. : ~ The Ranking Committee named/«G. 2, St. Johns 1; Bethlehem 2,! with 304. Miss 30llhorst was hign merce 1; Liberty Central 2 mr Tietien of the Oakland inity 1, Emmaus ; bow ; entral 2, A. I. B. | he annual outdoor track and the. new bail a) tm i i — of a Gar ‘ite m ; ee ee ‘ ove the Zame a ; Miss Wills aces N een L de ak ee | Miscellaneous | for Currency with 308. Miss Maack : 1 International 2 Joatmen’s » % ; : ee as ng varez, the Spanish chanipion, will Olie tle ireaks Of the boxing profession, a heavyweight boxer },, ‘uh first in the boys’ ‘sin- | 1; Grace 3, Redeemer 0. Team lead-/turned in the second high sertes| Team leaders: Boehmer 582. Hoenn mpionships were awarded Care ay HY ¢5 | , , : . . f ennis 11 or tid 845 2° ; : : ae 7 | ai *€ 5. E11 vwSc, oenn ; ; »' ; ; s b « : , + ¢ } . by > +> Ey : ; = " a i a immi ) me . sr pone . ~~ — °T ox . ’ , } + * 4 * 7 soclation, ‘ 16 “0 ” —_—=s ference game ! proy | tennis playing whatever. Whether | ood with his right hand in-/; since the time Bridgeport Eddie ,, . . epared for public a ee Ber t , iii » ye _ '. y : , vet ~ . ~ "? ) ° | ~ - a any ) he will appear in other than the | Stead of his | when he first 1 stretched him out. — =o . se : r* + s ~~ - ; ° 7 } , ~~ ‘ yers 4 f) 14 singles at Nic e a ext VW Pel ! As not Lan 2) handle a: 2 >» id _ ] kK « r: i ’ IOs 11S mit ‘. bouts with men ~—. pli a ‘ / “a . . ' " ¢ i *“s¢ , + Ks ] offic ia! * ot aes bat at end of half~— been decided, but shoul she and | "8! iding hut he gave them : - lows ins se : in on, ; Nebraska, & Time Van Alen deteat Cochet anil Mule. | ioe . —* VES) et ae abate ites F about Johnny Men's Singles. im o« YY) > . 1, e* a so - . * aig ‘ Pal Vasto tomorrow, they are slKel\s ate ini aia - ‘pi : 7 | ; : Theo. Drewes, O'Fallon Park. } . i Forest Park t Tony de Veechi, the Italian mat art- be the finest hibit; : | toes ey esse. ia al ‘rienb&aéch on March 19, out George Pasmore, f ~ iT ra : ® PY i i ies ee Di Y) ee } } P ; , | , - ~ . ? AME ON IW WAS | jee, will meet in wrestling match ot 868 tO be ti Inest exhibition Of nde: wh: more natural ointe: Yhio las Robert Norton, O’Fallon Park. New 4 Orker one hn? t fime am t at the Tj Ne mens singles OT tne Season. ' L4 1@] hy ’ irif? 4 try . \ I 71Vé } . . + : 4 lifford Beutel, Oakland. et watts Nan for him : E | : + - - Eugene Meyer, O'Fallon Park. 10! lan r him to as November, Kealey was Louis Becker, Sherman Park. la row. Theater Monday night eter. gag ntin + * 4 (eee dl 0O e —— his piace as a sOoutnpaw shaded by Gornian, ranked Emanuel Groerich, Carondelet. + ta al é ywel gh Doubles. boxer: i fourth among leavywelghts by _ O'Fallon; 2, Me- } ans % Ba tters “ nique in His Class. Tex Rik Ka rd. {7 lG-round tilt in rewe -Norton ~ Edd: is the only southpaw) Boston. Ric d thought enough! MI! n-Crockwell, Oakland; 8, ; » } ’ . é . . + ? a “ cteetteht of any prominence. Of Kealey {% rank him fifteenth ' h-Sigoloff, Forest Park; 4, Flop | 7°} . . ’ : rm Ae +} ci Mii cins-Beutel, Oakland; , Smith-Dr. Hallahan Strik Out Eight 2 There are numerous southpaws in mon he world’s heavyweights. avian” Saale Pe ; fe easapohaeto ae rt re cirici 1 I as 1] "hy aw ha ‘ Vile, St a S 6 — - mM} the lighter divisions, but Kealy i: ii which m be bad news Cantwell, Forest K ; 7, Bell- Three Innir igs in Game the only one known in the heavy- Mr. Buck ady of Chicago, schaberg, O'Fallon Park; 8, Apple- -F: rickson Tower: Grove; 8, - Ih A ) I tie; tha ° e weight brigade. IIe \ J | oppose vs HlasS avree exchanve pokes hs ae 4 s ; > With San Antonio. Buck Brady of Chicago ¢ Tue: ith Mr. Kealey next Tuesday! L. Moult-Goerich, Carondelet Park; Feo tee 1( ok« wo ae vy, Sherman Park. day night's card ght. re ingen Second ten: be th Fer-Spiegier; Southnawe gre 1 ee hiusso Mee ‘orfe ws . ‘any vik sia pecuieel id pMaSaA ‘ z , is Perfettl. ’ Bernero-Smith: , Lower-Esser; oe atte eth td Nn nem val wR me . a = ae te ane tol to ~- a eee ae Se anamnel if ; + + k ‘ . i oer ae | 10) to che Poat-Digra a tesa | 5 rn ae : ; reat, : ao adil “hase . “Seon ae | onvwhere elee | Friday of Ji ene yt ee ee ee mine ee Y) eau Te —Splendid pitching characterized This “aa fact hac ns , . | | iy ae a a os | ) 7 .. Bre er-Meyer- the opening game of the exhibition lv difficult for rner-Woerner; 20, series between the Cardinals Re-|1o9 obtain work. serves and San Antonio Bears thisS! eyen more diffieu afternoon. The game was won by , Risse-@Q i in] Women’s Singles. ort vouth Ba ley, he Cards 5 as) Eddie Dyer pitched the § first three rounds for the Cards ani in] t] carefully the second Inning the Bears scored Ww posing nin um rid when Vergez slammed one to right] ers. ‘ival here, igaging rs fortwo bases and Wirts followed Managers aspiring youn lis and Willie Cain, loca] with a blow to center for two bases heavyweights } heiz sparring bouts Afast double play by Selph, To-| charges against Kealey on the/ rounds each. The diminutive Mich- a “— Porcer and Conners retired the] grounds that he {s a southpaw and/igan scrapper stated that he had , ahaa gh dgaage wae Bears with two on the bags. all wrongs and also that he ts too) been training in New York witn | xnothe: 14, Ethel Baer; 15, Wilma Hallahan succeeded Dyer oa the} tough anyway the topliners pass | Johnny Dundee and Joe Glick for! Benson; 16, Irene Knecht; 17, Alpha tab for the Cards and struck out| him by with the simple comment | several days prior to his departure | Boggs; 18, Hortense Doyle; 19, Ros- tight Bears in three innings, and| that there is nothing to be gained); for St. Louls and his appearance | @lie Brachtesende; 20, May Rodgers. Carlton, a youngster, finished. by beating him and much to be! yesterday indicated that he ts in | ® box score: lost if he happened to land one! prime condition for the {mpending | 3 SAN ANTONIO. on the chin. ' bout. ' ' ADVERTISEMENT Rose cf.. ae: Kealey has been uniformly suc- Tuesday night’s match will bring Chiue ef. cessful in his half dozen bouts in. Russo into the ring with Lew Per- Henze 2b “~ New York’s speedy candidate Phipps rf. ) New York against those who have | fetti, 66 99 bere 0. been willing to take a chance with for M™ paces ee eres HAI R-G ROOM y'wez 2h. l for five it 14 ‘ Ann Kaiman, «}- ?} , ‘ f f dozen worked out fo rounds at the him and most of his ha opponents here were reduced to a gusiness Men's Gym yesterday, horizontal state. Dan O'Connell, sparring two rounds with Gus PiIr- who looked Hke he might amount’ rone and three with Mike Sansone. | Keeps Hair Combed, Glossy? = — V. BRADBURN TOPPED | SANSONE AND PIVAC Well-Groomed all may Tf popularity of White Owls ae: in the leading clubs proves oo rs "| BILLIKEN BASKETEERS ON BOXING CARD AT 6 ; . "7 *"aBited Se Olais ww | eee IN POINT SCORING BENLD, ILL, FRIDAY They tell me this ke dertul stuff = June: — longer _ be taken : Pe pee 0 000. I Vernon Bradburn, forward, led A pretentious boxing program, fn y 3 e me Lite e 1S won D2 Bo 8 a as the sole indication of cigar mg gtmmary _Inmings pitched—By | Ne the city champtonship St. Louts) which prominent ; 9. Vy oo ae yt ‘arr i. @ Beast ’ : - =. Foaatire, w’11] ha ] ld , in | ? a Aa ia GEE 8 i€id at value. The new sweetness of taste 3 | Mie shah 2 ub OM Dyer & off Farrell 2. off point-getting, ees EVE te, UE and mellowness of tobacco from nore We : “ait fa Her ” i awe) ) r son Bhowse. ” ital was 1565 points ie? tio} if Jol n fattuel! The | @se.°6 eo 26 om ~~ ewwlwl wt wtw ow ~~ Mn es ma 4 St. Louls pugil- University basketball aquad a survey of the se@a- the finest crop in years are making ee eee Sa ee fe Bemes, oF an average © '- | Ballroom. Thirty-two rounds. 1 —— ) THECAMEL iscomingintoits own. Where- White Owl smokers of men who ae on baie . Pai Be POT ee a kate and $0 fres throws sg i ee SE een , | io A A ee | 2) , Malt Extract, the largest selling brand in Geivin, Time cts B: Volvin ‘ —Mer of game—*} m, Umpires aute. Ind e, i cieeeidin a het : . - . Be satished | a Haute, Ind., 10 rounds at 11 ) sign of supreme satisfaction, and is recog- Satishe a. , ce nga? v4 capac ? ORGETOWN | U. TO SEND scoring with 116 points, and Bil} “Phere Dugan, ogg ee oh NEW YORK, March §.—George- j personal! iteur ers and Ellis. game. ATHLETES TO TEXAS Bradburn, captain and forward, derbolt,” for eight rounds at 179 ; fotal was 48? ‘io : e wn Up formerly paid ni , | Dare _ oot +. SAN ALTO e committed iby in . "Sa much more for Do ouble plays—Selph, Toporce ‘on. | 74 enaawam letic ion flyweight champion. {s / =. ° ME: Golvin, : KG : the world. The Buckeye camel is the Al Kapl, center, ranked second fn pounds, white in the semifinal Tom | ; val Louis is matched wit) 7 , nized as such by all experienced users. 3 made 97. The team tot: a pounds 2: Pironne of St. Lout ¢e d Henzes, Go) fouls, considerably less than oné @ jj .atehed with Chuck Gary of Terre thei ir cigars —- and were not as Pivac of St s is mate wee Assoc’ a‘e . » so Sad 1a iG 4 }reas points, an average of hette than of «. aired ith Max Baum of Staur a i+ - *) ’ rmna»nen } i 7 =" . 3 points game. Opponen ton, , for six rounds at 118 totaled : 13. Nine BRAMCS wer din yNounas 1? ada ] ) the foreego- rm lar ‘ ‘ ‘ and four iost., a imo bevs ure matched tn liversity has decided to send, . of 12 track and fleld stars . f . " compete in a series of mnieets In ; arie¢ Tt was - nm at St. Louis U. in its basketball his Hiarryvy S. Sharpe of.St. Louis hase include such nae! tory and the nba ree ‘as "OR } c t} mAVAL é ‘\ ote > athletes as Emer-/ this June matnony Plansky, responsible 2 ; 2 - h wh lg CRICKET PLAYING IS Oe ee we eo tee winter. REVIVED IN SCOTLAND hy illiam Dowding and} Xen Wineb " os ab hi . ~ ra) i ~ i "ST s ‘4 ‘ . *? . * a as Hair-Groom dignified Com o ; ‘ . . ecing first in the Rice Inst?- Seven Phillies Absent. LONDON, March ‘rieketers In| _ | combing eream whieh costs only | Mte re! YR ; , we the baeae ; talc caia Sah March #S, : inl ) } }? t-Ihisp Sere tland are enthusiastic over the — ,» finai, ilamMs. ; - . *) ¥F » See (t - 1? . ’ - 7 } sy? 4 ’ ’ ; ¢ re’ lac? eo ae ‘> « ‘ re , 7 | regarded nse ted hi

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sane be "i ne re a eae . soa ae Be Lie sate sitgh: sit eke MAE me ’ ‘cit ge 7 ae: wwe Tf Se RONRE. - pS eee. gh 4 yo > ae ee 1 oe. Ss at el he Cee a . ae PR > 0 ee poesia jee - - is > « wer ing Reaes. eye me See a0) ata — * f : t yn . 7 Mes ee ee ae d Pe: ihe eed ris pert 2 ™ e~ Seater » nae f eae a. m ie call ss nn ang ape Tiss - ts Hani ane tae OS eer td ee a ee oa PRA ONET. 18 et a Cane Pe ered hs SOO oe Oe tio PA om Be eR nonin iN yt Rds ii. ei OM i ae Rent 7 wan 03 ates a , oie cole ee a on he Seeasy of ae ee wee 5 Pew we we ss Spit le ine A eo arte i ee nn ee 0 fag te AR inten IB Ee Ye ha ta salaetinain- atmos uitimate} wins ~ } ris : or woridad series, Ma ’ , 7 ' y } 4ivve, } Thm ab], ha’ : h . ai 4 : ‘ 4? ‘ A . = > ° aia L aaad as i ‘ : . | . ; . vy 7 a af which fi} is} an | as I i ce = & bi 4 Vel Ti Line ae aad pit Lili0ON ; | . . ’ ‘ , rmyxyeery y\ aacs t¢ the 7 % 74) | ‘ ‘+ Sree. ; ee Tt, & hoe aa L¢eaih W ili Ad if Pee BOSE. 1* € Wiha , i i ; in - . » “ matches “sea Both Strong on Atiachkh. sur ui 4 L Was Attackipe strength | ‘ * Y ‘ * } . . ! ‘ } ‘ ; Oty s ‘ an 8 Sithe Millers a Vesp a - a i ’ } * } be played at St. Louis University rarnes—-a strong team s : , Field, Grand boulevard and La- The condition « clede avenue. have a marked influe 4 ; In order to tnsure good rder | result. for the Mi in spite of the natural animosity ww ctroneer game on a Which is certain to be present, lo field tt) the — *« i/ ae | r¢ . ‘ ! | »rer ; ; 4 cal league officials have imported ¢jeig } Vespers are Dave Evans from Detroit to ref- gisturhea acai . . ; > ve , .% Per ee Lt > . . . ‘ ' eree the game. In every ] ¥tOUs All Regulars Available. meeting between these two teanis ach elub is in good s« . ~ £ ; ? . ; £2 i, , the officials have had difficulty ji every ree , restraining the plavers from In I Vaurehn have preting every hard bump as w& injuries, but they are reporte Challenge to due!,. However, the for today's footnall bas suffered .ittle from The winner of today's mate} this keen spirit of rivalry. Rath- meet the survivor of the west er, the men have played better semifinal! ne plaved at Cl SUNDAY MORNING, EET IN Two Other Machen Soccer Cup Contests To Be Played Today 7 _~—« a GENGLER AND SMITH TO BOWL 60-GAME MATCH IN APRIL Miss Ryan Is Victor. The Greater WEIL Store Now in Course of Construction! Greater Stocks— Greater Service— Greater Values! ae - . NI ro ; eet cer . ’ ? r for rainbow trout need Not » stock a few streaans, ck hy > maicde., = > , 42? ad ee rame fish, and as we still Rave number of streams that have not een stocked, which are ideal for rainbow, it will only be a. few we have splendid fishing yvears tlil in Missourl. rr ° ’ ‘ are’ The hatenerv at Bennetts > nigh } . -*'} > AYVIae . near Iebanon, will be able to nish thousands of young crout, ana } " * - . . , hf ¢? the private hatchery at Von Hoff- . Vo mann’s famous resort, Mihaska, »i 3 sa} lau — .ar m will no doubt supply many more. ‘ If we can onlv control the dead- 'y gigging there would be no trou- “a » ry ~] +7! ble and our trout streams Wwouid ._f€¢ se | cr rT f° "4 afford sport tor everyone. i my ssitent sport for the next three months with fly rod and creel. kor awhile you won't take many big ones with a fly, but a minnow either alive or dead, will be very attractive. Trout are not as partcular as the bass, for it doesn’t seem to . P ~4 make. much difference to him|, whether the minnow ts alive or} ; y +. ot tF ' - A little later trout will rise to a fly and it's then one has real sport - ene wet or dry. Sportsmen are . indebted to George Ashton for many ideas that have improved the game and any- one who has his friendship is ex-, for he {is a keen aR courteous gentle- ceedingly 1 sportsman an: oe ~ ? — 2s — (4 | man If vou are fortunate vou me, be able to obtain a few of these caterpillars for your next trout Yr) vy Lae) Using a Spinner. Some fishermen like to tuee . ‘,Y Z ‘ ’ . ’ . . b spinner ahead of a flv, as they do “ 2) hen bass fishing. i; so. tev a at , ” : . _ * Tenn le a. , iples of Izaak Walton who would not think of using a spinner Mr Tot nn 4 ,ivy . t ' i red H iZnin,. one af tne oj lest ini { hh 4 4 by . 9 =} in nis prime tne very pest fiv fish- erman in tnis section, {s one wh would not delgn to use a spinner | we * There was a time “A “ 7 4 ~ -—~ . 7 > > Chicago After Dempsey Bout Contest With Wills Contingent Upon New Boxing Law. i] oO He ww is neav. agh championship bout " : . , , ; etween Jack Dempsey and Harry 1 ar 2 } Thin ‘Ee Wills will e Cnicago © hegotia- . 7 .S ¢ ? i ( “ no 5 GF 7 i A ure rt. | . + 2 a ‘ ‘ 4 i : ns WwW ie road ; : xn eo 4 ‘j it A ~ i s t ¢ Ne Af } ‘ Vid “ Ae S* %, s . ; , 7 , ‘} torr oF r\ , . luW iegallzing boxing is passed I Anr ‘ ° Qn] oT nm 7 *%. } ‘ Sel: ion ¢ (nicago as the . , or f } rt! ~ \" s 1s nite sant > > j ‘) ) ij i | | r t 7 » , lions, W » Nolds the ontra , aa . H ‘ Lpse 2 Be | Wil Q core = > ii i iater r an Be | t e hea ma tor} > } } Velg afm { I nself ; nH a ii Beil () t So i ? ? i i. om . . * + > . 5 4 + . = } avy i ’ ‘yk Ls \ baiy ; \ or | As ij? ~ . ‘2 +) eo % lia } ia the Coltseum Athkh T?} ‘ ‘ ri? Y 4 } : ~ Py ‘ i t il 4 ‘ iS head " ? . " , ; ‘ 2 } . ¢ «= . dl ] EF. Clements. who Was it nierence with Dempss ¥Y here for ‘wo days and who weeks ago pre sented the plan to the title holder vhile the champion was Visiting in Wilmington, Del that use Dry fly wIl¢ 4a Pop ite so cold; all that Was nec’s- n terrperature roderately cold, so some of our started, in a small way, rw y \ : Ce ~* han nave a dozen streams reout are more easily propa- species of Bell i¢ This ra? rs ad for Trout are now quite. throt ugh awning and one should have ex- Se LO LP is had an idea that we must g0 Sherman Park Group, leader extra } always used two or three \ than harder a Very We their where more 5 / } > Bee First round play PPBLIDDDL I - } pal socc: eliminati start this afternoon WIN - ’ Yen % ? : 7% } | aiies. I ral Uiiadn ( uid - > | ‘ }, a ca * 7 “ “- eo ‘$a : ro J rs W ere miade With one a . WO | FLleve ihe Vi or in ( aroni' ropper loops, and fishermen, No, 1, will meet the T : > Yeram + : _ s — F = flys at/| winner in Carondelet in but now very few; at Carondelet Park, than one fly at a time. time. fishing has pecenes very | Drawings for the and attords k: 1r spoct/were made last W wet iy; it is siccalaai if the strongest team: cast, and one must have ‘tion of the city, foun stiff rod. pitted against each othe ention here in the order suring fast fcames in nerit a few trout streams, stages of the tourney. 1 spor. may be had: The Judds and Flo c.reen a which is owned will plav off their where strong a . hroug! branch to Tha 9 e§hnipn ~ - ‘ Greer, which is two miles from > s7 about what th This > 2S i) been Montauk, Riv er. tv hile abit hard am ‘“eigger work ig ones Little ~~ > . ‘ rr stream il Mr : pea seaeiiis tk . Pe ae l, 3 ee pe nown sportsmen, who has, No. 3 this afternoon at Springfield via Memphis ' ry) > Ait years lis Dennig, one of our championship of Fairgrou pen to the public this; the winner getting a spring and_e stream.) first round. The o trout run big andithe first round were = his sport can be reache ra) d (vrandg a nad K ssuth, } ‘ ver th ace i stiieeh Club and Killarnev yer, then to the town, ©4UD an luarneys A* rc 4K — . rt -hArt o¢# ~~ ’ ra W YORI , Mar ve! ¥ SiiOFrlL S_LrP@e@am, oniv : * ‘ Perel ae : F ¢ roilee of HRaelhien cc bit e ‘ bsada | Js Aen ii dada —— PiaAt ‘ i Re 7 i , ] bf ic al i+ So re “ ? ’ > : iS Ol ay bs py LOM. S i! ed t day I r nor a > - = ~~ S ik ab 7 ye To » stream Was stocked with: er France, rrvinge wi 1 »¢ % i rPoale ¥ _ . P - bout 20 vears ago, and; Trée!s Bained in a seris 1 fish ’ . tional tests with ) Fo sn ey a great deal. » s lai L* ‘ ha ,* ch oy > To > } } } vers feramec pring s has been stocked no SOY s ‘= Pre stars rT} Y? cea roe - and some nice ones have cil ad +) , L* oe ciel vi a T i j } . e - > ny : + ” vy > rr 3 ¢ tha Aan”Aa?l es j ~ S * t i A citi } ry. . er i I (lt l - + Ne es a yreq* yr pie cs wie — man | Special “Pool” Mat: ch. \ } ane ia | } ; } 7* 7 hs Piney,. near Yancy Mills. }. Reni : ae Be ;* ? Ba is ror 7: at r I n ee ait: a MI Sy 5 7 fe } . ‘ and atftords good , , nd Cc 7 - c i (} { t se who care to take er ¢ ; Here's oping a of started at the H l your creel s \\ sday nig Musgrove's Attack Negp Wins for South . Paired in First Round of | Eliminations. Qu & “~~ rere “3 is the game ended ~ THREE FRENCH TENNIS Paydown Creek, situated near STARS 7 FOR Ome OMe & @ o=-co~3 ~ i? KANSAS AUTHORITIES DENY ANY | | OF BEING Score at end of name Reber—tU mpire—Kamp. ENTRY LIST OPEN FOR FIVE- MILE sepnnsongichiana intention to Be iis matter has been under orm ‘2 etl If you want a full creel try one of Mr. Ashton’s famous ‘“Caterpil- lar’’ dry flies. This is similar to the Palmer only has a heavier hackle and may be used elther| et, SAO ee” ig Ces ae P ae a, ee ~~ ast «> ve Sek , - . TITS SEL >» SSS ss — = ERS SSN = eo we es BS eS aa a aN a ~ x oa al VM ~ , “~, al “ - “Sy | The French glavered he became their easy‘ If ADL? prer. i Gen i Was always afrafd that adula-. frig i lavished on Str Austen Cham.) : eeriain by. French politicians and q@ uurnalists meant mischief. The) ings ‘rencomen are a frugal race and; sne they never waste anything—least | Fore of al! ¢ uttery. ' Peet A‘! who have dealings with) fall Fren h diplomacy ought to be/ agal ed with a pocket edition of | ca “16 fable of the fox and the crow. Ive roe hie . 4 y Dird that has a savory mor- mare en! 7 — Spa es : : : : cheese tn his beak is flat-) opm era = / end fawned upon until he’ cag ie s it into the mouth of the) ie Wy and seductive tempter who ts Pol ~ tying in <2 Walt at the bottom af the}

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‘A NS Ss \ ~ : 4 CEBOQIHY , — 7 * EW VW ASN “eo Pe. \Y SSK SW CO Re : pezuuvezes | E gu Ce). 8 ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1926. _ UTIOHsSSs : Taxpayers Asked to Foot Loss on Cape Cod = Canal and Surrender Muscle Shoals Profits the Opinion of Lloyd George “= Senator Says Public Ownership Is Confined to Unprofitable Projects. DST-DISPATCH _ ann ———emeenne ———— A A ATA em ——— aye Cleveland Wings } From Beaumon} In Close Ge ne SN 2 LH PART THREE. SS Spirit of Locarno Tarnishe -—~ 7 — AAA Musgrove a DoT eee — ~ — = ee steeeietiemeenesatie es eae 2S sy NN ag Sas vweland. a ee a — Democrats, A’ ie lie ys \resteilainanal Nitin t senior ete i) stale RO! yon e ere eee Musgrove’s Attack Near Fe Wins for South i i i i i i i i ~ POLL Fail to Develop Party Issues; LPO POLO ae lala Lag gl ll ll hel ~ Leadership in Senate Is Weak i ie i ie a a a a a a a al Sadly by Franco-Polish Cabal, _ ll i i i i daa an aa a ee ne ye a Umont. iS scored , bY Cay the closing Minutes n abled Clevelang @ saat ketball t a KRetbHbal] 9 defe to 23, in the fea he league double-h it auditorium last Nighy clinched secong Dias PNP LP LPB LOL LLP Phe le laf rc ad rel i i i a a i a an ea a a a a ee TS i i i i i i i t@am a a ee et age Pass Up Opportunities Offered by Alum- inum Investigation, Muscle Shoals and Federal Trade Commission, By Charles G. Ross, | Chief Washington Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch, —~""%] WASHINGTON, March 6. OME benefactor of the Democratic party ought to offer a medal a medal fashioned, perhaps, from Mr. Mellon's aluminum-— to the Democrat, deserving or otherwise, who will give the party an issue. Under ordinary political conditions, an issue would ba forthcoming from the Senate, where a minority party has unlimited opportunity to expose the mistakes of the party in power and write its own clear record in opposition, Conditions today are not nor-) Democratic side when the Walsh Semaivaine. ut eterorcatienenermmatr ah tales opr sing 07” — ~ ' ae . Howell of Nebraska Digs Into: . Financial Facts About: Massachusetts Waterway —, Savs Only “Dead Horses” Are Left to Federal Opera- tion While Corporations; Gobble Up Profitable | [Enterprises — Attitude of President Criticised. | Sir Austen Chamberlain Somehow Committed, in Wrangle Over League Council Seat. Perhaps Duped by Briand. oe’ =? aed ee er eee BOSTON % Soldan the evening nen rermnrens . _ has captured ge games, By DAVID LLOYD GEORGE, Former Premier of England. of , . , > e and-Beaumont ‘¢ 10°. A Rights Reserved LONDON, March 6 dead as stepping stones generally are? If it he better, fo Germany is finding it has happened } 7% }. 7 b . nNrougnoutf, veiling tied PTAA . ry ¢ . . ’ ee & = ib. Cleye . but Ne]] Ber - Tield to tie it again , ae ar : Sno et basket from ‘ 7 , rye ; ‘\ ii . Pua Spurs ring as + Ui ; } } é a free throw difficuit to stan it ithou What has t is likely to happen about the addition of a member to bal- Ite anc what 1S ilk = permanent council of the League of Nations? (Bv Cable). . , “On ci i het &i 8 a , 7 C In tne stream tft nother is placed oi 1s en ne ONT anor ) be slipperv and : : iF ; ee pp eo aii) tO nave VWitharinae te 1m? on siitnering ibe e added another the game ended. the teams: on the as I fee] certain that the whole/)tree. I saw the process applied | eae : “hice ae | : By Paul Y. Anderson, degree of “normalcy,” but they) Why this luke-warmness toward arrived in A Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. | are not normal. It-has become as/an attack on Mr. Mellon? There The Polish Minister avows that Paris. there was no bargain at Locarno ° ; ; | era that Poland should be placed on) to Credit of Wilson. — WASHINGTON, March 6. plain as Tom Heflin’s shining | are several reasons, operating in 1 if she signed the‘, apd _ apegaae of wage recep- 66 F it's a gold mine we want it. If it's waistcoat that nothing in the way( varying degrees. One is the con- rae ~ _goauega se the -_ |: Ried horas you take it.” of a party issue can be expected) viction of some Senators that of cajolery and laudation were That, in substance, !s what private | from the Senate Democrats at this} since the country apparently failed the same, the French to react to the disclosures of the KANSAS AUTHORITIES Austen Chamber- DENY ANY INTENTIONS OF BEING ARBITRAI Asso if “a 13 of half— lieferee— ¥Y tne LAWRENCE. nial of anv ce. - ‘ re at end dan. 6. amp. OPEN FOR in the n ee letic fan ‘ i Wea staat aii ratho: : _ list is etioned b | near of a series leadin “This ma al Oo : Press. ; Kan ', tant Asil rit March 6.—Da to be “g atter of the date op Missouri-Kans be played wag F. C. Allen, aj it the Universitg ion tr ry’ Leal > tter has been under pert. tion since 1921,” gate Allen “In plaving the 192 Thanksegitvin: zame at ColumLfa, nder the gui nsas acce Missouri’s gr “arthy ; att Wes for hom Thanksgivi tes wlll have + agreement being thaf Ing. Entries the game should \ nm the Saturday precedin ’ ; aa oOpside i —— ell ee a 10c for 25¢ Excellente size Senator size - Blunt size - for 25c Magnolia size - 15¢ Perfecto Grande - 3 for 50c and in many other popular shapes INA = 'a7 ”% ~ - J ~ TO RG ae ie" a ie Ny Pek see MO Pare Se Retin tae ees i i! ee _ ~ — . NE LLL TN aes Pere: Sateen e+ ae I RY: 0 —_ ESOL IE TIRE EI IEEL ES *. gham speech, hailed of his word. What rd’. do they refer to? There is an assumption in all these articles : rmin 4s 2245444 m™Mmarn Asal aa with characteristic integrity ‘ the British . Foreign inister means to keep faith with What ‘faith’? har - nonoy , ish Opinion Uneasy. British opinion !s uneasy and suspects that its Foreign Minister committed himself, not in definite terms, but by implication, either at Locarno or during his last visit to Paris, and perhaps also in his eonversations with Mussolini at Rapalio. There can be no doubt of the existence of a plot to neutralize the German vote and voice in the council] of the League. Mussolini has made it clear that he, at any vate, was in it. For reasons that will be revealed in due course, the Italian dictator is anxious to se- ture the good will of an outburst of temper. It was meant more for Paris than: Berlin. His anti-German interview for f Ina French journal confirms the’ He has undoubtedly. In) impressions. promised France to join her bringing Poland into the League council. But how far was Sir Austen Chamberlain {in this. conspiracy? By nature, he is not a conspirator. He has none of the mental quali- les or moral shortcomings constitute a pood conspirator. is somehow drawn in. give the impression his robe has been caucht in the trap and that he cannot aut without a tear. He wants to co to Genera with a free hand. He probably that once there he will be able to Persuade the others to open the fron teeth that have closed on his éarments and let him out without damage to his honor. Caught Fast in Something. - + . is ] But just now he is caught All the same, there that e Wwaé His sper ches that some part of ret fast ‘ eu something he cannot get away ‘walked jauntily into one of them. with the devil) from. “He who Must have a long spoon.” The late Joseph Chamberlain. Was in the habit, now and again, ' ng into the arena of for-) ign polities with an indiscretion | atl ¢} evastating One of these that caused trou- he was his “long attack on Russ-an diplomacy in the days of the His son must now feel exactiy like that about French e French glavered their easy‘ sups 5 ® more a because fulness epoon”’ diplomac # 7 } nf , . Bini WY: he became * and bh DP} , prer I Was always afraid that adula-: +f ‘ Dh “00 lavished on Sir Austen Cham. } berlain by French Journalists m. Frenchmen they never Of all flatter All who have dealings French diplomacy ought to bresented with a pocket edition of the fable of the fox and.the crow. Every bird that has a 8] of Chencr ‘ ; ‘red and fawned upon Crops it into the Wily and sedu: v : mischief. The ugal race and, anvthing—least with | be savory mofr;r- g tae 1s fiat- he the until of et. é ’ ; live tempter who Is mouth France. ‘ His Tyrolean war whoop was not. that | a feeling thinks. oliticilans and. requisitioned. The press, the legislators all played their part It was intended to overhelm the fourteen points under a riscous lood of oily homage. It stands to his credit that he resisted all the blandishments of a people who can, when they so wish, make themselves more at- ‘tractive than any nation on earth. When the failure of these efforts became clear to the Quai d'Orsay, orders were given to turn off the rose-water and play fets of vitriol and bilge on the and proud American President. Alas! This expedient met with a greater measure of success than the first. he bridgeheads on the Rhine afford some proof of the effect of the torrent of scandal- ous abuse poured on President Wilson for weeks. When he sur- rendered, the abuse _— stopped. Clemenceau promised it should cease—and it did—quite abruptly. I am afraid Sir Austen Cham- berlain succumbed to the first ap- plication diplomatic methods and on last visit to Paris he dropped the cheese right into the vulpine jaw. Confidence Shaken. His surrender has rudely shak- sensitive French his of en public confidence in his judg- ) ment. He may not have to leave his perch on the high branches of the ministerial rookery but wheth- or not, in future insist that next should not be » om ie 1 beak the er he does so Parliament will time caws tre allowed he to carry in his peace of Europe. I regret the episode for person. al reasons. for Sir Austen Chamberlain's sin- eerity, uprightness and courage. I frankly rejoiced in his triumph and I grieve that he marred it by But mere honesty T have a great regard at Locarno should have indiscretion. of purpose is no defense against “ sr subtlety Sir Austen French and Chamberlain is ill-matched against M. Briand. The French Premier has In perilous his eharacter depths as to } tn ly as — the unwary as the quicksands 0! Sir Austen his native Brittany. I am not sure that he can be ex- | tricated. What is more important ig whether the Locarno treaty that he was helping to can be saved from being engulfed. re a ad ’ carry What will happen next week at be surprised if happens. I shall , ; 5“ 7 sensationai Geneva: anvthing None of the Briand has trouble enough it parties can afford a break. his ~4 £ axe yy? ;¢ lye ryry f vritinge with Tran CasU Ut Living © ther scare apnotn P mL as . Franc Might Slump. If there were an explosion Geneva, franc might fright and bolt. Germany cannot afford a public quarrel with her neighbors. Her industries are not doing well and she has 2,000,000 unemployed. Foreign credits are essential to her She cannot afford to at the take recovery. fall into the current of deflation» again, so she must cling to the Lo-, carno pact. As for Great markable uprising opinion against the Franco-Polish re- public Britain, the ? Oi cabal has made !t impossible for the — ee ‘hh nm } mi Poland. If Sir Austen Chamber p Wing tn walt at the bottom of the} Continued on Pago 3B, this | Cape imap of Massachusetts wil! ’ . time. - ¢ British delegates to vote tor: capital is saying to the Government on the subject of who shall operate Muscle Shoals and the Cape Cod Canal, Senator Howell (Rep.) of Nebraska, declared today. And the worst of it is, he added, that President Coolidge seems to concur in this attitude. When the Senator made this disagreeable contrast, spot which the administration of Congress squirming in their seats this session. Ther re confronted with two demands- frem the White House. he first is that the Govern- ment surrender valuable Muscle Shoals property by leasing {it to pri- The second is that the Gov- a fore members he pinked the {mmensely vate companies. ernment purchase and operate the Cape Cod i Canal, an unhappy private enterprise which | has been losing money ever since it was built. ‘It's like this,’’ Senator Howell continued. “When the Government owns something very valuable which private capital wants, we are told that Government operation {s socialistic, and can't be endured. ital has a white elephant which it wants to unload on the Government, we are told it {fs the Government’s duty to take it over operate it. Up for Vote Tomorrow. Plenty has been written Muscle Shoals. Briefly, it is a power plant on the Tennessee in Northern Alabama. Government built it during the war for the about River manufacture of explosives, €150,000,000. A group in Congress, led by Senator Norris (Rep.) of Nebraska, wants the Government to operate it, people in Norris says it could fur- about one-fourth of the (;overnment millilon Cul nish this current eral electric rent. at He the Canadian prevailing rates. wants thie to do with it what has done with Niagara Falls. President in ton operation, and are bent on Jeasing the £roup Congress are opposed ment property to a private company. A resolution to a yote ere is every in- end will come in the Senate Monday, and tl} dication that it pass, and that the prop erty will be leased before Congress adjourns. to accomplish that wil] Seek $1 1,500,000 for Canal. On the other hand, little is known of the (Cod Now la mn Pland. Canal project outside of Ein an of about $8,000,000 and President Coolidge that the canal operated by the Government. that chief beneficiaries action would the present want to get steamship company Boston which pays about $280,000 a year tn tolls for using ft. A bill authorizing the at a price of $11,500,000, sum in accrued pending before the House, initial cost consiste ntlv lost money has urged upon Congress he bought and is admitted the such who be of purchase, y¥,) ic . Ingen ’ Ee Ws a j RZ ¢ . _ ‘oe Interest, 18 now historv o@ the canal is short a +4 le T+ ‘A a ' } , } ? 0; rouble. j was bullt by the late gus among whom Work , and the canal was opened to and ] ic associates, Rotthseh Jelmont were the lids of London. was started in 1909 traffic ep ey Financed in Wall Street. Every school boy who is familia: in With Tlié horn which protrudes {Into the Atlantic Ocean. That fs Cape Cod. zard’s Bay, and on the nort! Bay. South of the cape {s cape. To afford a direct passage along the coast, the canal was dug across the cape from Cape Cod Bay to Buzzard’s Bay. It The canal bas a bottom width of 199 aS 25 feet. feet and a depth of As is builders first organized the Cape Cod Canal Construction Company, which built the canal, $6,000,000 in bonds Cape M4 i * oo ¢ acceptl e 4 iD payment and $6,009,000 in stocks of the ’ has income But when private cap- )}ernment ownership and operation would The? t cost more than? to supply sev- \ the South with cheap/ ~~ 13 /Cciaims totajiing settled for $300,000 the deficit during \ Government, , Run by U. S. During War. Cooiidge and the administration } (,overn- | Government took 4 , ment. It was built by private capital, at: has | It / of \ Owners, ( 4 a + 4 } _ { fie o% st, and the astern | ury at the time of aale. remember the long’ SU Z- is Cape Cod Coastwise vessels going down to New( York or up to Boston had to sail around the, saved / 65 miles in distance and four hours In safling ‘ -and that. because of ceedings a in? ‘ » . t ¢ y + ‘'rnnral ohlig tinn’ usual in high financial circles, the) is under a “mora: oni ligation Cod, Canal Company. which they also organized to operate it. The project was financed largely in Wall officers have since testified, the organizers anticipated a profit out of the construction and out of the tolls to be charged. It was successful. Maintenance proved costly. Ships of large draft could not etreet, and, as never , 5s¢ Use Aue | \ steady profits) ing of the channel, and some of them have embraced the installation of locks, as there is a strong tidal current. Army have reported that for the canal to be raised to its highest effectiveness, would call for ( the expenditure of a sum, in addition to the Eventually it came to be used chiefly } by coal barges and smal! coastwise freighters. ( ‘The Eastern Steamship Company of Boston At the? proved to be the largest customer. present time 65 per cent of the canal's total \ is in tolls from that company. The proposal to sell it to the Government con- templates the abolition of tolls, the canal to become a free waterway, hy erated the Government. It {s { therefore, that the material benefits of Gov-' £0 maintained and op-( obvious, » to the owners, who are losing money, and to; would gave The offi- which in the steamship $280,000 annually company, about tolls. cers have so testified Congress. From the first 10 months before committees in \ purchase price, of nearly $20,000,000. Ridiculous Price, Says Howell. Senator Howell, who 18 a civil engineer of long experience with public utilities, has cam- pleted an exhaustive survey of the financ- ing, operation and maintenance of the canal, based upon the official reports, and upon the surveys conducted by army engineers. a statement of the situation, he says: “The present bill provides for the purchase of the canal for $5,500,000, subject to the $6,000,000 bond issue, plus accrued Interest after 1922, less only $100,000. The canal has been starved for maintenance and the ex- penditure of a large sum would be necessary to put it in good condition. The total cost, therefore, would be around $13,000,000. “It is a perfectly ridiculous price. Based upon its showing for 1924, the canal {s earn- the next 10 months the deficit was $420,000. | For the next 16 months, the deficit was $713-?; 000. $ROT.000. If these we re the first 37 months of operation was $1,- 825,900. the war-tims act over the rallroads, in July, tinued to operate it until March, ing that time it showed a net deficit of more GO00,000. Meantime, the {t to Under it take tO over the canal 1920. Dur- than § hich was Con the Attorney-Genera! to have rejected. then authorized condemnation gETeSS to start proceedings, These figures do not include damage‘ { claims: of operation, | /the canal showed a deficit of $390,000. For: ing six per cent on $3,150,000. As a com. mercial proposition, {t cannot be valued any higher. A private company, which would ex- pect a return of 8 per cent, would not pay more than $2,490,000 for ft. Why should the Government pay $13,000,000, thus mak- ing a present of $10,000,000 to the men who i built it? cia a “will not be abandoned. authorizing. the 1918, and con-‘ owners had ) nual Secretary of War Baker made an offer) fof $8,250,0( ; oe 3 ( Of $8,250,000, Government at a price of approximately the price fixed by a jury, with the provision \ tnat fixed should by the Government only !f {it was reasonable. A Massachusetts jury fixed a price of $16,- S00.000, The the price so This verdict was set aside. be accepted ) company then offered to sell for $11,500,000, ) plus unpaid interest due on the bonds, agree. ing to have $100,000 in the company treas- | poses, and that any military advantages af- } Pushed by Weeks and Denby. When W. Weeks became Secretary of War, he | "so . CanDdi, a John eritered into a contract to purchase the nd re neated ongress appropriate money ior urged ( purpose, harbors fund the Navy, the out of ie general rivers Eedwin Secretary of ! | a . ~T . | also approved the proposai to pur- Ds nby, chase. “It Is not a question of whether the cana! is a good thing. The canal js there, and it Its earnings pay for tts upkeep, and the loss is simply a loss on investment, eo the owners cannot afford to abandon {t. It is their own funeral. They built it to make money, and took thelr own risk. They underestimated the and overestimated the traffic. Now, with an an- deficit of about $600,000 piling up against them, they want to unload it on the $13. cost 000,000, which would enable them to recoup their investment—-at the expense of the American taxpayer.’ Engineers Minimize Value. At the request of Congress, Fingineers of Rivers and Harbors made a eur- vey of the canal, and of its needs and possi- bilities. The board reported that the canal was of very doubtful value for military pur tle Board of! forded by it were avallable equally under pri > vate ownership, and that [ts purchase for al! of Massachusetts? and “trenuous efforts have been made in\ the last two Congresses to get through a bill, e32 ' 1} «ft 4 providing for the purchase but all fafled of passace by narrow margins. In his last message to Congress, President Coolidge recommended the purchase and Op- eration of the canal by the Government. At es there has been pressure from im various ft the White action, strong opposition, principally Western Senators and Representatives. The administration takes the position that that House for from the canal is an essential public utility, it would be of military value In time of war, | engineers estimates. the condemnation pro Government ‘to carry out the the contract, the nd purchase. Tha proposals for Gorernment hare purchase and operation, however, plated the subsequent widening and deepen: | in the face of; Middle , all contem- purposes combined could not be justified at a greater price than $3,500,000 should ‘ ettrtyys AaACa i Howell's , on the “If the Government eanal.”*’ continues Senator ment, “thea price would amount to $585,000 a ) and maintenance interest charges Pa yearly cost of operation would be not less than £258,009. if Liven the Government should charge tolls, there would be a yearly deficit of $400,000. But the proponents of this measture propose that the canal shal) be free to shipping. There fore, we would face an annual deficit of at least $842,900, without any improvements. For Benefit of Private Interests. “However, the proponents of the bill ex. pect to widen and deepen the channel, and to install a tidal lock at one entrance The total cost of these improvements would be at least $29,009,000 as shown by the arm; Thus the total cost to the Government would be $32,000,000 which, in interest, maintenance and operation, would mean an annual cost to the taxpayers of $2, 900.000, r* ‘ } ‘ , i is i urged as a measure for the pub- Continued on Page 3 engineers | In session. While the coalition tax Dill, with its ‘‘Duke’s Mixture” amend- ment, its slashing of the surtaxes and its repeal of publicity,- was being put through, the Democratic } was assured that as‘ soon as that measure was out of/ the way, party warfare would be | electorate resumed. “Be patient,” eald the so-called | oll and the Daugherty Iinvestiga- tions, it would be politiaally fu- tile to stage another. In addition is the fact that a number of Sen- ators cherish Presidential aspira- tions and there fs nothing so cal- culated to make a Senator tim- orous. Again, some Senators un- doubtedly are overawed by what they believe {s the hold of Mr. Democratic leaders. “The truce is) Mellon on the country. Finally, about to end. Then watch the fur a. there is at work the subtle influ- ence of the business connections That. of course, Was analogous ( Of the Secretary of the Treasury to telling a burglar fn one’s house} !@ many States of the Union. to help himself to the family jew- Mr. Mellon, then, ts eliminated els, but threatening to call the (#8 an issue; failing some miracle, police if he touched the baby’s rattle. Tax Bill Offered Issue. The Democtfats could have made a real issue, as they did two years }agzo, out of the tax bill. They the present Congress will let him stand unmolested on his pedestal. Senator Jim Reed and a few oth- ers will heave an occasional brick, _but no serious damage cyill be done. If not Mr. Mellon, it may be { choose, Instead, to make common ( &8ked, why not Mr. Kellogg? Could ‘cause with Mr. Mellon and Mr.) 20t an issue be made of the Bec- Coolidge. Senators who had helped to wreck the original Mellon bill and its esubstitute, retary’s arbitrary exclusion of for- (elgners, like the Karolyis and Sak- the Garner-)/atvala, who happen to hold views the forefront of the battle this year to give the administration all | jority in this country? ‘Missed Kellogg Attack. that it wanted and more than it ) had dared hope for. The only ef- { It would seem that the party which fought the allen and sedi- fective opposition to the new Dill) tion laws tn the early days of the was furnished by the Independent ' 'Republicana. With the tax bill, by this pusfl-/ lanimous surrender of the Demo-. crats, discarded as an issue, what‘ is left? ) national campaign plank. republic would find tn the acts of Mr. Kellogg, antagonistic as they are to the fundamental American principle of free epeech, ample material out of which to build a Bo it Well, there {s the ever-present would seem, but the fact Is differ- -plight of the farmers, and ‘Democrats will make what politi capital they can out of the agrarian discontent In the West, They have not, however, succeed- ed In erecting the farm situation into a major political issue, nor do it. If any political derived from the unrest cal can they profit is of the farmers it will accrue yery ' largely to Republicans of the Ir regular persuasion and not to the Democrata. Fell Down on Aluminum. Aluminum? Here again ths had a fell Senator Walsh of Montana to of Democrats chance and down. struggled of make the heroleally an the failure De- of Justice, nnder Attor- to go Aluminum jaaye partment after (;eneral Sargent, Me} ‘ane ney eantrotlle cj of America V alist . tigation of the company one see, ontside a group of Democrats, any burn! zea) on their side of the chamber ahout an investigation” Walsh {no bring One did not labored almost alone A doren Democrats, co-opera! and whol: Montana would, ad t dis to hOo™m ing vigorously hearted lr with the senator, might, and probably won the fight. They | chance, at any critical examination of the admin haye an? a rate, istration theory that ness of the Government ners" Little. was done direction. The fight. wae epiritiess fina belle? that a fe part, titled of to the 1% Cd : 1) oe Te ;iei actua: ., pervrad: cf the | ‘fined ent. . Individualiy, a few Democrats have protested against the astar- chamber proceedings of the State Department, but as a party the Democrats are ellent. Too many . Southern Democrats are In eympa- /thy with Mr. Kellogg’s policy of exclusion for any effective party protest to be made against it. Criticism date, so far as the senate Is concerned, has been con- to wing Republicans. Muscle Shoale!t If there was ever a chance for a party division on this moot subject, It has gone by the board. As in the case of the tax bill, a harmonious coali- ‘tion of Democrats and regular Re- publicans ts working to give effect to an administration policy. That redoubtable Democratie epell-bigd- lieflin, of Alabama, ta leading the fight for Mr. Coolidge. Again Republican hing the bulk Fr hea insurgent furnis pai ionr Norris Gives Opportunity. Possibly Democrats will make some political war medicine out of the issue handed them by Norris on a eliver platter—the is- growing out of the President's of the Tariff Commis- other supposedly tnde- agencies of Government. ar, however, they have it littie disposition to do Norris’ was a alone in the the “He pia kin ‘ : a40nG with it. ® crying aimost riidern ance, anything revelations of the sly politi thods of the Presi. dent, as evidenced tn his @ealines he Shipptag Board of Culberteaon ea Continued on Page SB, almost wholly to the left-— nd Davis of the -«

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCI 7, 1926. ST. LOUIS POST-OISPATCH — ee RE ——— >| SPIRIT OF LOCARNO, | ETERS ie ‘sues, simply a contest between the | RUDOLPH GANZ TO GIVE ins and the outs. The only opposi- Taxpayers Asked to Foot Loss and Give Up Profit “2% \LOWD GEORGE Democrats, Awed by Mellon, is ney imo seins) WEBSTER GROVES RECITA! cantankerous persons they wre, not Program _on ‘Thursday Lyeni: > ‘onti ‘ ‘Gov ae Continued F rom Page 1B. continued From Page 1B. (Government. It is immensely val- and Harbors Committee, and cxepetaet k: i ( | P Is ns teh sis g | “ : sacs roe , ne ee arvors ym ey Seen a to fall down with the rest and wo! Wil Be Only. local \ppearanc : all to Dev clop Farty Issues: », | gt * Mellon’ of Pianiet. — mes uable and roductive. The ec rah “fore . ‘ } , I The Gov View of the administration's lain were to do so, the Govern- sip Mr. ernment has only to operate jt ¢ ictoanre Ale +} 1 ’ ] ; i] | odin steed cae, | outs react tC to | 6istence, undoubted! will ment would be swept out of office. a see eon e COURT COST TAXING SYSTEM Rude Se _ pec Aen ' forte recital Thursday night @@ 61» Ti+ —— ; supply millions ot people with called up soon, but it certainly will lie: ancien , ; gation. Let us see who the bene- cheap electric current Moreover, | create ie et vate ike ee ae All parties are in agreement that | Continued ¥F rom Page 1B. are the voices of the three mus- eat: thee ae ee | rent. M a an uncointortabie situation | this country must not be, mixed up — - | keteers—Pat Harrison of Missis- USED 20 YFARS UNDER FIRE * Webster Groves Armory, un@er y abaaha: -G tha ’ } ceveers— at Pi ae . ‘ a . saat Commission, geet redit : a uspices of the Young Musicians’ tot es are. T inst The. | i+ 7. , ‘ — ape c + ‘ > . = ‘ 7 ficiar! : At W ¢ uld have tine f ffe ‘ 0) forcing 1or these members Who will have in what is unive rsally regarded Ve) : ati sippi, Caraway of Arkansas ana ein ; Heflin of Alabama. How they were Attorney Objecis to Paying 10 Club. It will be his only local re- } efliy labama. w i 5 estate and the New York Belmont mrivate Com 1771 S f Iri! ae rae “ape . ‘ ‘i " . ~ ee + aN 7) aw . i > : a + 2 ] “ : nak rt Lic a : see ci nder Muscle $ src a disereditable exhibition of sharp : e ChtiOnNSs In their rates. There (ane he Norris grova will not fore; wean: : ,;€roup and not to the : . ‘ annea rate i asf t pra tice. } ' + . i ~ ; ’ wont in former ‘ongresse ae Cents for Contiuuances of jo upye ara nee i . : 4 ae ‘ ae Ps | ak V | ‘SS S Oe f ae } ti . —_ or ee Be i s i ; =] ‘ . : wow .t - en tae HO ane) per e sch ni ' Hard- Cases Over 11 Years. | program will constst ot hankers wnod underwr he bond] + 4 - »} ‘ ‘ ’ cl yh 4 would be no deficit. It would jot ; Ect. Bs pas ee ns , | a en Le icans the Democr tuxe tne hide off the enem}) , ; lar Republicans, the Democrats ne h off t! Nocturne in C Minor, Im- insurgent of the seasen. 7 —— sal, ,? nev Wouwid issue. T a ) i Thi system of taxing co n Chopin's NX se out of che tire. The 1 i 3 000,06 Onis aY for its wu Tene } , ‘ . es : ond beneficiary | nist? aie ee SAN CARLO OPERA C0 AT eee OF 4) j d that one other | ’ a7 ' iit ‘6 : , : yee ‘Tew rears wo} ‘ePlm bp " in 7 t sthar Pre @ ‘ 1 ey, 4 ee Int ioe -~ Dames ¢ " a 4 P - #8 As : | : z i i ii I i} lf \ are { f- aah it ORE Her. But ‘ pain is more will he used ee spots 1M) the Com - were ther ] atl was a € mm Ox ri ‘s . each o shi}} ' : . avie-As |uependent on French militarv,co- ‘ampais f Republican. Caraway, of t! Cor " si? .¢ + 9 ‘ } ous Ine CaN mMaIzN, but SO lahbt Y lé "~ . ™ e % ” 7 ; »¢ . a > “7¢ of . 7 le ° % port of the general board of the i eke “us ies ear - ated ye Wit h Cast le | > Josephine Luc- operation than irance ig on the ee I be 2 i i y% navy pion tongue has been similarly eat h Ol the o! Cases during the 11 ( # of ( 4 i 2 recs River Front Survey. , | imes its actual value and asked 1 ee ior ie Deen the efforts of the Democrats ee | years, Judge Ossing ok the ob- ] b ad i ~ which made an investig: a aa | years, Judge Ossing took the ob A resolution has been adoptes navy. which m ng in investigation. operate it, ‘ne ror the benefit “‘'The task Of rendering the ca- 7 e chese and Franco Tafurd.:a a 7 he f . ee ice ena Lilie IY; military aid of Spain. France wie . ae , assive. And Heflin—wonder of . | to revive it and relate it to other | F ¥" : * | jection under advisement. The by the Board of Directors of thea nal available to all types of naval week. ril 11. The opening ew 10H this corintrs ‘ ; | millions of people, but for the | It ‘ sil ook te ee eine oe ae — the Position of Spain issues, such as the farm depres- | wonders—ts leading a fight for the Liit, were filed by the Security| Chamber of Commerce calling on: benefit of tw r three Eastern company with a baths De ie ae ks oe youd 1s sion, that it is not likely to carry | #¢™nistration. Printing Co. for a fire loss, and, in! the Board of Estimate and Appor- ee oe tet. 34, | etere trom the Cuic Civic De | seit Co apa 5g Prac, Tape vo aanane much weight. Certainly it cannot! As an effective political ntity in the settlement, court coste fell to; tienment to appropriate $10,000 to for its maintenance, and ultimately era Co., and oT eee | we INAde.into aw ove thariegsiticies is- {the Senate, the Democratic party the defendant companies The; be used in a survey of the river sue, Educational work in th ras passed out of the picture. It charge which is questioned agere- | front and preparation of a plan $600 | for.improvement, such as hae been iw if the | outlined by the City Plan Commis- el ot only would requlre ; vesseis not sian hil 1? “2 Wx y j . — | . . 2] . even grea e! expen liture Por Ne w rigin: ul iia ¢ will . a ‘ Louis SYINpPpNonVv plavers The Angora and Chanak. Senat ‘ ‘ , . tai c vac . 4 *% . *% di Cente eo AAD ON , sad «i it (i pric Co will rang: f Ory $3 4 lee Ta and a nanan Snow wrrnat that es ‘ ¢ — » J» ti ‘hh " oe apo L, , ; a , +2 ‘ i s i ¢ SIyi Lys i 18 ee able _- . ’ i ad eta niek inka tee ee FO . TNeSse 1Acts, ' -- a te ineatenent ab ein i] ne. between a Democrat and if 25 sion. The commission's plan ts to : fs yi ae } men ) Ienaty — ci : ; E is 9 Wie : 22 ms g , fe : wae . eoalescing with the Repul can, nor clarified any old ti cents,” | Cireui ‘lerk Schmoll, improve the river front with @ : : if) nist? | Y } 7 ‘-! ,wuUST y ¥ } é e ee ee nn ¢r eS ea ts sihbadia 4 i i * i = > alee ‘ a me " ; 4 7 . J) 7 } ) ‘ : > fe oe . . +0 nurchase ™aSsS Aa Nror ision j : iz j which empowered ti) .* ° . a . ~*’s Sate & > e de . ae nee re ® 4 . + — Bre 4s mo “ ~ —, ° - “ — 7 REO RIOR ee CNR CI At Ws POLAT ee AO AEE Ae A REE EBL. ANE DEAL LE LE OL LAE OE AA CEO REE EY OC AB Rt oe sean gs ee TO ee - Ren - ee eee — on ~ » grees a oa Fito - = ee a ee ’ ee ee ee a ne War to make property which rival apiti ue Will hold. at Buckingham into the vacancy amongst could obtain it ror. 3 “easonable Wants to get hol ; nN ] 1i- iace hat applicants may be porary members cre; ited - price But it provi 4d that any cient and desirahle nly whe] | 4 are to draw lots to see who gare Promotion of Spain to pernianen- price fixed by negotiation or con- vane capit al has write eleph the lucky neers VEC ER. An unprece- CY. demnation must be ratified by n that it wants to unload. dented number of applications has But if Germany remains that wv “Nothing illustrates th hypoc e ade to the Lord Chamber-:2nd Sweden refuses to budge Pa ea toe 4. he, os > W's od, . +s y : : ° a . re & 2 "7 TY } $4 ‘ } “¢ ‘ 3. >} ; ; obligation to goa isy of the oppositic publie , Among them those of several WHOle of this miserable intrigy 1A aS ,; wnorchisr ' a ite ter 1Pricans w hart a Weil § fai} hase because Le nip better than his situa- undred Americans who have filed Will fail. The sritish delegates i de- their requests through Ambassador will hardly dare 1 *. ” *.* “te, : ; condemna- fs eth is desirable ceedings, is absurd.’ ‘nds entirely on whether private Hough'on at home to the rein ‘apital wants something which the Kach cour 2 usually attend this alternative 7 Sue ee “sg een onda Hiphsesmie cers -'° alt ag Og deap onda cceoapagig n through = 3 : Published by the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company to inform rO% ent has or wants to unload OY approximately 100 ersons, (nis meeting. There ve sd : a then its subscribers of the telephone development of a Greater St. Lottis ty 57} eth Lo . f 4 ' rone . ihe S one oO ne Nor se " , - , _ m i . tas ‘ + w 4 » 42 > Ji@* Y ¢; > Re "rT TY y)* ‘ 1o > > { 7 “© yy"? , oe ¢ . on ne rovernmen something if le are senate - we née postponement No Profit for Uncle Sam. + | } iF i 2) . ~S a ie *4 ‘eRe ; : ae ] ] - *fri? - ii P| i 4 i ‘ 4 ta i . . sa ij . ‘ | ae s' © ty? 1) " a . ‘ vas a4ucurmMn eration of Muscle jt’s a gold ine we w: it: if it’s | ber ig to make thei! OW. - Locarr far (Lav ern ry > . * AO! rOVernNmMen doesn ’ want. bn © @ F vw ords a today contrasted the ad-i:. lead } oe it = : "77 ae ‘ : pel ¥ - . j ree tit’d{ i i ; in ij | = t Lj i Li : = | . DS an ; ae An ' 1@ discredited. 17: ninieiration «© Nolerx Be ¢ ; ae Pr = . } ‘ : , . , . ‘ % , i sade. ; abst cased oll 2 Vat Us J the astonishing iT} 1S uat tne NemMmentary l! si adi , , . j ca drenching > . es ” ite nO} sa fToww:s rd = * ane BAU . ne ee : - . - . e 4 1} LITT . }. ren } jj- ith its poscy towal!l val privaté concerns have the sup rtias W ¥ t} ord ham Li le ot , p : ~ ‘ . . s A . Lj O! ger pp } ") d canal f th roe fee? ™ 4 ; j , ' : ALATA DIO, 1 cana. | of the President in} 1 instances ha ecided a sort ceil , . . 5 ; - ’ ; ; | ‘ ° + - , Tillin rv “ oan wOrVWila Ir y and (fo, Oy he said rhetoric, sadly tdar- rwned } Y h a. an: is n _ i? a AWS Pix r Dis ran ‘ . - : wrther d ushe m Wrangles in committee , A (x tious TaNes $ If elope. 7 c ‘ r Intoxlc: ts nNaduseates vc nast as | 2000“Dial”SetsPlaced | a —— Telephone’s Fiftieth Birthday Prench Imperialism. Eien ‘orelgn Minister must soon- | The first “dial” telephones to oe in- | to be Celebrated W ednesday jAtTC@Yr Make ] jew TN Y¢ hat MPs ? ae ag i tha | - gtalled in St. Louis were cut into service tnere can pe no peace in Europe | aera until he sta: ie at " last night at midnight. Approximately 2000 such telephones 6000 Telephone Employees 1° —e ? 6% Gd Ursay ! | ‘ represe!l a - ane ———— pncqeernmrne er ae see 3 4, % ; p a aes das . Vil ; Sciit : ‘ ‘ | ° ‘ e _ . | aA o>". tradi , ‘a Cae were transferred at the stroke of twelve | INVENTOR in St. Louis Will Observe raditions of Freng Bn ia ote : > ) The M I R R O R of Ol ee Oe rialism., does not speak th | from the “Grand” and “‘Humbolt” switch- Anniversary March Tenth Me tS een ZEN mind © nodern rance, whos | boards to the new machine switching ap- ? “s “ i = = L UBLIC OPIN ION me i = Z ZZ e* Pie ay ee paratus in the “Iaclede’’ and “‘Prospect’’ | — | sui, lit tp | clan ’ ' ee ‘ pe i , ' . , ; . . . storm and tempest to an unknown S AY ALL iil JE if great | ert Lys WEN ae op aioe, ov years l, who died early i loads of intricate | ¥ Ava tion in 1876 the telephone was in an ob- ; iT} +, Tp a c rocypt mr > “1194 ‘, . ect ~ 4 4 oe, ,«4 a ,f 9 0p 4 . - : yr - . . it is said that each broyght hi = tel and ee ee (os ale eae ergata es Pc . - ee equipment have been | secure corner of one of the buildings. The / “HOS nuts her apartinen 1) ashington 2 | 1 ~ ; : : his Bible, and later each had his soul west Fics alc | i eet Bee sh rte | installed following ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL judges on a tour of inspection were about psy ee aie neh ee st | | The inventor of the telephone t ss it b iced ! n ) is it unnoticed. months of planning | coats Gat ta Ueeenaaie Rate pas y Blackstone. This may have been ae ee.” Sinai Cemetery Le fneme ——r. trancnort oat? a ee i i tie & ¥ F _s tion, a fancy, but it was a fine arms Dave ee ha Bee | Was born in Belfast, | The Dial Telephone 214 skilled calcula- land, March 3, 1847. FATE INTERVENES } 37 D€ S Udi J [ a J Nid} ‘ ve anel 24 i i ich hurts no one to tell. ® ’ ' pial eee he ith S fredand, and can | St. Lo | tion as to the method Then fate intervened. Dom Pedro : ~ , , ‘ 19 roads and linked With doa! nto yy with her parents when + years o}: | llowed j laci y ip- | . . . ae Ps of bame of ‘school. of i paved highw Ly. ING farm | IS more than ; PF cectinatcs ge Oo AIDE! ee "4 ment in service without any interruption judges recognized Bell. He agreed to try . aaa . > ‘5 "7 ‘ }- 6x 1T) tion of a King 7 300,000 Goes to Broadcasting ation. - ; | All this is but a part of the construction 2. Sa of the 332,000 em- iders built a go. easanatit of laws, There are 40,2 rarer acres embDrdaceu 1} ‘arms co reu in units ng o' Company. The Laclede-Prospect area is bounded | program. In every department the tele- | j= SAF ployees of the Bell q « . % ate \de n cif the 4 «t-T> ane? = = ; ss . = . | ae : - ‘ “ , ~ - : upon no man, because man may the Medina } rh oldi Ings, W atered by gravity esas nN Wel r . The British roughly, as follows: on the east by the phone system 1s being enlarged to keep = = ==4 §) System may partici- . ‘} ¥i . . 7 wd 4 a - = - . ‘ “y " . 7 L Cw ” : dias TIUIS: . , . ’ : ; 9 y ~- 2 2 > . : — — ; == S rrupt and man must dle. ’ irom Medina aig 4 reservoir of immense ca . depending > SS i, © t) Rroadcastine Co think eastwnte river; on the west by a line slightly west of pace with the growth of Greater St. Lous. == =f . =—~ 9: pate personally in Pie : ’ V ey hy » f+)! } * 17% . ; dint en s, i tbe : : é ao ; . *-* ’ , a ; : : . ; ieee tt orem ity. very easy terms all the broadcasting stations in th. | Kingshighway; on the north by Botanical, — some observance of everything and that gov . : he | See , ‘ | = = , , re spond to A - rmbined thought ex- ] mnjiteqd Kin peom, | ('¢ j Ve Magnolia and Shenandoah avenues and 4 = © ~ the fiftieth annivert- in eer = me of mor han Think w his means to vou: tertile. irrigated $2.300.000 collected from users o Lynch and St. George streets; on the south : sary of the telephone, Year wa fin the tdeas of the o/.2 NO the Peas io ve and 1W7T!) gat 10On arm , = sin the center of s outh ‘ lees aa aot ee aA tC o : bv Chippewa, Bingham, Rebbeca and é | this emblem in the form of a pin has been 7x em a Sia ? oes x ; ' ee , AQ ; rovernment ~ ati annua sete nai, ; iSa}p>p ved by tie — sy stem were recently taken out Ot a fede Tal sive —- ¢ , D ry ay c ( r oF mor 'T* 5 « +oyte Tr ,+ ~ ai Osage streets. provided to be worn by telephone people USias.is i Y ie « dlesome; nos : . > } ; SS iz “af seat . ea oo | : ° — Eo cane | lear al crutches; bY ceivership, freed of encumbrances and turned _, on are turned as the nex he Government by radio | —— . — everywhere upon the tenth of March. , : : ‘ eee si ° aa . ‘ ry ps Vw e°% mo AHA Ciryt , () : arti P ° 000 err change in state Over to trustees. They have decided to sell the iopment. Ch P a ert, pon Sie ; n rept ys pre sto pre Py3 ss . Seer hage tt % ? th "ostoriice epartment ix \ ian | , ‘ ‘Kk remedy a farm tracts at bargain prices and on very iit nercentage and gave the res . | | a | paoyery weal 8 re ree _— xa }) 0 ; Ben fe) er, fee rms of —— Ped ae See sides siisgaee Cc oO tieth who do D ‘eral terms tc ) liqu sidate these holdings and thu he Medina Valley Irngated Farms o comiemiias company fray ) Ap in commemoration Of t irthday : OF ' : | of the telephone. — } TY) = Kad ‘ . “| government, because centra:- : money to th ners ioney for the owners. Represents $2.50 Licenses; — $2,- ile.tt PLOW Ni it mrices ‘ a 4 ahaa aa LC ths necessity of ‘ . - ; : \t o i i . . 3 , ; stop the carrying charges on this ction nity to prafit from the prosperity the cost hiring artists an | ; ; in 8 ¢ r ~ , »* f 7 ‘ » re ‘ t ier je ’ *T : ot veeping South Texas. speakers for its programs : 2 . " | Uver ovuv telepagns Wan ™ . . my > ; naff '? ; an rr hile ‘ The annual report of the postof- , Louls will display the embiem shown fice shows that the state-owned above petuous propagandists, in thelr investmen eentrrlize. are told they are head- ; re to act. Send at once for our monarchy that they are leaning : ; 1c ne JONG , elerraph system is losing business oct in f the ns, we pee ; Your Opportunity dk e t < SONTAMIUING full information rapialy to the slate-owne sa : oii | “SS eNe’ Telephone Building “true me ee er Snes arma ence chawet g beary | fl ape SS Before the Telephone | Completed this Fall erore ie & - | ss shipers, the true disciples ee | shout the dahil eG aie een ial i a heaw rs a tacicliaie ssa he este thin’ for thé Probably, never before has a land proposition Chamber of ‘ommerce = : loss and the tele graphs were pay | ; tH ey ene = vo ht tay We po | , ‘ , them, pray for them, marry them, of such merit—and one offering such potential , ae eee Addre: : ‘ing huge Meee the situation is | is a simple operation. ig mere y ' | In the days before the Telephone, | This year will see the completion of the be take care of tneir children. Profits—been before farmers and investors. d a ike ee —— Ltufacigreegand — | your finger throygh certain holes - me | the fastest means of communication in 31 story Telephone Building, headquarters ’ he Teepnees Fopene (He Snes dial, pull it around in a clockwise direction =| ¢ | Guis was supplied by the messenger of the Southwestern Bell Telephone Com- and then bury { | : 7 - er until your finger meets a meta] finger HOP, | gervice of the American District Telegraph pany. It is expected that the offices of the ee whe ve ae Fred B. McNear, Salesmanager a | allow the dial to return to its original posi | Company. Subscribers were provided with | Company, now located in several down- that the indie | | ° i ’ 3 for Peers ose ‘ P Lord Roth- | tion without interference and repeat the | a call box by means of which they could | yown buildings, will be transferred there in performance for every letter or digit ree | oat for a messenger, who would come on | the fall. All told there will be about 1500 a | P| ermere has purchased for f£ 517.500) the 14-acre site | r |i r follows , , melee ; ($7,5 00) the 14-acre . | quired. When a party line letter f | foot or by horse car. The interval between telephone workers in the building. Excess -- ~¢o « -vw , men, women ‘, andardize a e is we standafdize OUF —am ° | ated Farms preg Bchaie he insane. known | ‘t is dialed last | Ee | Medina Valley Irrig ‘Split etsinmSoere |) Se munber aed a ccrcitem orice | kteen carne «gle yitana ory 4 . i TTONITO TEX \S : eg santh London. which 1 1] | FUTURE OFFICES | of a reply in those days was teasured floors inclusive, will be rented to outssle " 206, BROADWAY SAN AN | Q)! QS, Fam wr + rn over to the 1 bie = per- Ultimately St. Louis will be served en. frequently bv hours rather than minutes. tenants. ‘ of “govern- | : asylum pants of is t remic : ¢ Proposition to R sponsible. Agents ington, in Surrey. It was a cor- “local severe: Attractive Proposition to Ne oon ng a ea aiid 1876 aaa FIFTY YEARS OF PROGRESS — 1926 aaa l¢, ern “Bedlam. a me 9 mMad- a rele ARN es RE rN ee a | De house.

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“DISPATCH | IAAT ‘ “a ‘ il ee e fm arnt ee S eaheneliaenmnemes eneceinennientn ee ee ee nm te eee een a ae nee (sae cor ang ee ee eee ee nae cer ceuteenniinenesiaeinamtieie a ne caren T cmeutinemieniaaianae em mee mm ee ee ee | ocneemeenetienl ; er men enn CJ Gomme ee eran ne SA ene Ape ee ees caemmmaim eee eee es a e aa ae See r -_— ee ne es eam | ene ec ae a oleate tne no ee ee and + OO nee Mee 11s ee bl ur- re : oiunadiiemmeaatinaiaiee Sewing toa ihe 18@ and built com —— Sewing Machine factories It is and cistinet unit lke the betrer e.f i &ppiiances, ents : | en amen no 3] g toma e e ound bob ger thread cap ‘Bulat © guessing Four p Birra . Lite Adjustabe we nemdie ba ye O11 from ma- all the ft and labor saving at- pe ere me es tie savings possible by making aDiliy wearabies. ilome sewing has use of the new, gimplified Dat- time and labor gs g .” taeal a a OY Ba INE &.ectime nanan saan a ae es prea en eee . . nie 7 | fee a charges. Cash eae ee ‘Own One of ——— These Ultra- : : Modern Machines ce ee 7 a ea i. ~ ? T,; egy / || . thd , Li | ) — : 4 /, ~~ . ee ee ** \ , 4 \ we 4j \N j | j rr = —— ‘Ga 4 -_~ ~ ¢ rs ‘bf, Ate ‘So RaRRIIARE sal ‘££ ST.LOUIS PCST-OISPATCH 4 ee ttn. Ac A. iti ac neni tan a om ele SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH z ’ eye eal . / a9 i) Juniors’ Spring Frocks Special, $12.95 @ Hand-smocked crepe de ghine Frocks in many. colors—Irish edging on collars and STORE HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. DAILY—OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P. M. OUS~BARR Imported Handbags $20 and $30 Values at $12.75 and $17.95 @ Ultra-smart, beautifully made Handbags of imported workmanship — fashioned of fine European leathers in plain and two-tone col- cuffs; sizes 12 to 16. Fourth Floor We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted | Largest Distributors of Merchandise at Retail in Missouri and the West | orings. Main Floor The St. Lou | | WA WM arrmrgte °Gye if wf os /h@ ) extra sizes. Say Se breasted effects; ures. Women’s and misses’ (WI y ———— ¥, _— 7 te noccesecesseesseseeesssoes SEsteecesesce Le. Sen tmse ss Beet SSceveceeeeanee *a28 @@ eet ba or mannish- which are moisture and choice 14 to 44. iy IT7OG nl SiZes An Exceptional Offering ot Novelty Jewelry Hundreds of the Most Desired Pieces 1:20 $1.50 to $5.00 4 Fares ...:. € The most attractive novelty kinds for Spring wear— in such a wide assortment that you'll want to choose 1) b If vou're thinking of gifts, too, this would lany pieces. Included in e a splendid opportunity to obtain them. the lot are: Festoon Necklaces Bracelets Artificial Pearl Hat Ornaments Fancy Necklaces Necklaces Brooches Earrings And Many More Bar Pins Belt Buckles Articles Main Floor An “Easter Bride's Special’ — Invitations | 100 Sets—Special for if | = $7.55, $8.50 and $10.25 Geaieome Tuesday and Wednesday @ Monday, only—Wedding Invitations and An- store for style. Spring Suits Splendid $ Values at . Crepe-lined tailored Suits in single or double of tweeds and novelty mix- Sizes. Shagmoor Coats —Distinctively Smart at 529.8 to8J115 These favored Spring Coats are fur trimmed -of exclusive Shag "e+ | =——P. rod wrinkleproof. oe MO SOMOS Soe moor r fabrics Wide v 'y LS Ase ss realm of Fashion Is a Place of Particular Interest With Alluring Spring Displays at this is St. Louis’ dominant yed in assortments that provide for every need—stress- assured of full and splendid values. ny wondrously representative of Spring’s newest fancies. New Frocks —Popularly Priced at "20 New and chic Frocks of flat crepe, Geor- gette, crepe de creye; black, navy and the favored light and bright shades; women’s, misses’ and Coats —Choice of Hundreds 539 The advance Coat modes —straight and flared — novelty weaves being shown for sports wear, with soft woolens or twills in the dressier models. are featured. Women’s, misses’ and extra sizes. Frocks —New Styles at 162 Daytime Frocks of Spring- like charm; one and two piece models of flat crepe, crepe de chine and printed erepes—plain and fancy modes, many with lovely border effects. Women’s, inisses’ and extra sizeg. ASOBF oe ose rs 9, —N MN ... @ Our various apparel sections—now so fascinatingly stocked for Spring—give abundant proof th The new-—the chic—and the ultra-beautiful are here arra P ing the fact that whether you want inexpensive or the most elegant attire, you are ‘ the following groups we call particular attention—you will find the New Coats —Moderately Priced at "20 Spring ’s newest mannish and dressy styles —of twills, tweeds and novelty mixtures —with velvet collars, buttons, stitchings, fur and embroidery. Women’s, misses’ and a Waters =23— Tate > = (AG ato 8 ~ Fata ee = - 5 ~~ " extra sizes. bright hues. Initial Spring Presentation of ae » Jaime ae : ri fa Parisian Millinery | Personally Chosen ‘by Our St. Louis Representa: tive Who Has Recently Returned From Abroad (aris is the home of the world’s new and authentic Millinery fash- iong$—-so every season our St. Louis representative goes‘to the brated Parisian salons for these indescribably chic conceits. now, Spring’s lovely chapeaux are here—selected with an exact knowledge as to what St. Louis women and misses want; every model is exquisite—unmistakably French—and though Paris still stresses the small, close-fitting or piquant modes, many transparent dress Hats of hair are large. cele- And The Renowned Makers Whose Art Has Been Talbot Marthe Reg- nier Georgette - — a Madeleine Reboux Lewis Marie Louise Bestowed on These Creations Lewison Rose Descat Le Monier Agnes Maria Guy Gaby Sorel Raverneau Fourth Floor - —_> - — — andl chine Spring Frocks Pleasing Values at Chic Frocks of crepe satin, crepe and crepe de chine in navy, black and Women’s and misses’ sizes. Afternoon Frocks —Of New and Lovely Types Wide Choice at. 3 Q.0 Various crepes and Georgette fashion exquisite Frocks; tendencies are evident and there are wom- en's, misses’ and extra sizes, only ae —_— ee nouncements beautifully printed in fashionable shaded letterings—on fine white vellum wedding stock. Three sizes—inside and outside envelopes and tissues. Main Floor For Your New Attire—These Costume Slips —Special, Monday, at $ 19 q Tub silk and pongee Slips, double to the hip with self material, making them shadowproof; all have bodice tops with picot edging. »51zes 34 to 44 in the group. A One-Day Event, Monday—Offering 89,000 Men’s and Women's 124¢ to 18¢ Handkerchiets A Profusion of Kinds—Choice at 6 for 50¢ € These Handkerchiefs are of splendid quality—the men’s kinds large size, and of soft-finished cambric, with hemstitch women’s include many of the most popular styles: white linens, white and colored cambrics with embroidered corners, 1m and tched hems. are The colored ported istes WI calloped edges and embroidered corners, and colored batistes with scallo] g woven border ‘Kerchiefs. To obtain six of these Handkerchiefs for 50c 1s economy, indeed. Select a liberal supply Monday. Main Floor Third Floor a SS *agacgs’ +4 : ® ‘ SN N t aot) % 4 . To &. ’ \ ) and Dunwoodie *35 Georgette, flat these +4 Bettie ty 4 we: ose style _——————_—————eE—EEEiE en ‘eeere seve meee eres... eeeeeserereeers:§€646@ most approved Fourth Floor S pecial Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Ring Mountings $7.50 § 4:9? Value.. @ Basket-style Mountings of 18-k. solid white gold with filigree work and engrav- ing. ‘To hold stones up to 1% carat in size. No Added Charge for Setting Your Stone Main Floor Balcony i You Will Want Some of These Wash Dresses —and Attractive Dress Aprons 95 Splendid » Values at.. @( The illustration shows three of the very desirable Wash Dresses Dress Aprons, which we are showing in so many styles at Figured and striped prints in new Spring patterns, cotton for their fashioning. Middy kick pleats are prom- and $3.95. foulards and rayon have been used and long-waisted styles and modela with inent; the sizes range from 36 to 59. Braids, ties and other trimmings with broad choice of colorings. Third Fleer . ‘ ® P o \ + SOIR OO ee, SOE RCRD AIR ~~ « OT A IE OO, OL EE ER ty oe LAL ALLL ELL LLL LI LLL LLL A LEAL ALLL LLL! ALLA LE ALLE LA LE LE A cmseeeermeataemeee > » ae cerning iat NN ew» @e @&eeeeese @ eoee#sts * * 2s = @ « ‘RO 2S & w- >" Sees ea eee Sere ee é ‘ee ‘see ete ee a

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SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Women’s Kid Gloves $3.50 Value, $2.25 @ Black and the new shades of Kid Gloves are in this Monday offering; embroidered backs and short novelty cuffs. STORE HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. FAMOUS DAILY—OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P. M. -BARR CO, Main Floor We Give Eagle ! é Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in | Largest Distributors of Merchandise Learn Polychroming In Our Widely Attended Classes q On Sixth For, classes in Polychroming are conducted by a competent instructor. No charge for lessons if you buy your materials here. Sixth Floor at Retail in Missouri and the West 3 _ eo hae « ~ eee ee ae w she ~ “os — — — as . oo > lean - rg EE epee 6 = es ARR Se - weed Wk wom - - SS a 5 ° nial ~~ te on Oe), CAN ee | ee ae tperney Nee ee mT RR Reem . tee ee + frost, cocoa, dahlia, cinder, Striped Broadcloth $1.98 Value—Yard 91.29 All-silk fast-colored Broadcloth that launders’ splendidly; 33 inches wide and in stripes of staple or bright colorings. $1.98 Silk Foulards Light, medium and dark zsrounds with patterns of sev- eral kinds; in colors suitable for Spring. $1 69 eee eee ° $1.39 Printed Pongee —with rich colorings on nat- ural tan ground; 33 inches wide and of a firmly woven $1 (00 quality. Special, yard. Ps $3.48 Printed Crepe New, bright patterns on heavy Crepe de Chine with an yn- usually broad choice of color tones. Yard. $2.88 $2.98 Crepe Satin —of reversible kind and ideal! frock weight: 40 inches wide and in smart daytime $2 44 | ee PEE oc ewe ° extremely broad + . s : . @ Attractive novelties for living room, O Yl1t ; ] S bedroom and boudoir—articles that . e many. will want for gifts for brides— $2.50 36-Inch Chiffon Taffetas $2.98 40-Inch Satin Crepe $2.98 40-Inch Silk-and-Wool Faille $2.50 40-Inch Printed Crepe $2.98 36-Inch Striped Rayon Faille $2.98 40-Inch Silk-and-Wool Novelties $2.98 40-Inch Black Silk-and-Wool Bengaline Monday Begins the Second Week of Our Economy-Affording Event for Home-Sewers—Our Internation —Newest Spring Weaves From M any Countries—All at Emphatic Savings ~ a. « So many thousands and thousands of yards of smart Silks were originally offered in this sale that selec- tion continues outstandingly remarkable; it is undoubtedly home-sewers’ most profitable opportunity to anticipate Spring and Summer Silk needs; the variety of plain and novelty weaves, patterns and colors is most wanted kinds for apparel and accessories at savings which cannot help but appeal. Thousands of Yards Secured in a Very Special Purchase = $2.88 33-Inch Striped Crepe ices mame ‘os | ’ = O1 Pill h $2.98 40-Inch Colored Charmeuse organdie tees ijn ocak $2.50 36-Inch Colored Pon.;ee $2.95. ‘ $4 -Georgette-covered Bedlights in In the Needlework Section— $4 Novelties Be k Sa Si and many more will select to adorn their own homes. All are exceptional values, Mondav. , | $4 Georgette-covered round, oval or $2.98 29-Inch Brocaded Chinese Damask $2.98 40-Inch Printed Silk-and-Wool Crepe $2.50 39-Inch Pencil Stripe Crepe bell or novelty shapes, trimmed with braids and flowers, $2.95. $4 Rayon Pillows in shirred effects ; ribbon and flower trimmed: ideal for living room, £2.95. $4 Piano Bench Pads of tapestry or es EE ene 54-Inch Satin Crepe $4.98 Value, Yard. maby - $8. 66 Reversible, satin-faced Crepe—in midnight, leather and others, as well as black. a —— ee eee es + eg a - = 6 6 6 oe © @ -2°s $3.50 Brocaded Silks inches wide and affording choice of smartest $1.39 Honan Pongee -loom Chinese Pongee, re- and laundering splen- . sa tts Brocaded Velvets $8.95 to $12.95 Very $4.98 and $5.98 Many Values, Yard.... 4. Q Smart Values, Yard.... $3. 6 Colors Plain, printed and two-toned velveta with small large brocaded patterns; for daytime or evening costumes, ~~ Black Satin Coating $4.98 Value—Yard $3.09 Coating with satin face; 40 inches wide and of splendid weight; for Spring wraps. Black Silks | —at Special Prices A choice of Black Silk weaves for any apparel needs—at savings which warrant wide choice. 36-inm. Taffeta ....... $1.49 | 36-in, Méssaline .....$1.49 | 40-in. Crepe de Chine .$1.98 40-in. Charmeuse ....$2.50 | 40-in. Crope .........$2.50 | 40-in. Bengaline ..... $2.98 | 40-in. Flat Crepe. .~..$2.98 | 40-in. Satin Crepe... .$2.98 40-in. Canton ,......$5.98 54-in. Satin Crepe... .$4.98 54-in. Satin Crepe....$5.50 | —and other kinds | $9.99 A deep Dbiack allk-and-wool | aAll-stik Ifght and dark colored damask, combined with velour and braid trimmed, $2.95. Third Floor 54-Inch Bordered Crepes Lovely frock Crepes with .border designs in floral figured and other desirable effects; of a desirable weight and width, lovely colorings. § ee eu ere eee —- « . XY > he % LU : ] . - ° as Gok te $2 44 |} and the popular col- eras Te: 97.95 ee . 7 * $3.98 Printed Pongee $1.98 Plain Georgette 70x106 Inches. ! ors. Special, yard .. $ I 69 70x88 Inches. . $6.50 Brocaded Silk {| $3.98 Satin Crepe | yards for frock. Yd. —in black and white’ only— | wxtea-heavy. soft-finished $6.95 Dozen Linen Napkins, to match these 40 inches wide and ideal for Crepe that is reversible: in cloths, for 6s Oe € 6 0 6 46 6 6 0 oe 6 4 wee wee $5.00 elegant costumes. $4 95 | black, white and the most pop- ee ; Special, vard ........ ° | ular colors. 3 4 q@ Very handsome all-linen Damask Tablecloths of a $1.69 to $2.98 Fabrics | ¥#"@ --.-----..----. $ ° 8 quality that’s good-looking and durable—and in de- All-silk and silk-and-wool | Frost Crepe signs suitable for oblong tables. Full bleached, and weaves of various plain and | —of an elegant quality and 40 lustrous in finish. fancy kinds; 36 to 40. inches | inches wide — offered in the $39.50 Covers Card Table Covers | | wide. Special, $1 44 | staple shades in this 4 9 FORE ct tec c eet eees . sale at, yard . 5 Hand-secalloped and hand-en- | Madeira hand-embroidered a a he Ve oe ey we ° | . broidered Madeira Coverg ! and hand-scalloped Cara $2.98 Printed Crepe (§ $1.98 Print Georgeite with cat Wadk: Pewteuasen | ‘Table Cocuee an amen —in at least fifty patterns of -——oOf all silk, 40 inches wide; S1Z°; signs: vard | - small and large designs on | wanted for attire and scarfs: iat $31 5() eS: $3 95 light and dark grounds. An ares and smail: de: ee ee te te PE ESSC 6p 64h + eee e unusual choice aa ee $ | 44 An Important Monday Offering of ‘‘Cohasset”’ Sheets $139 _d | 68 i | . , a | _ - Tow. ... @ These 12,000 pairs of Hose form kamous-Barr Co.'s share of the purchase of 36,000 pairs—representing the ws accumulations of a well-known Hosiery maker. The choice is outstandingly extraordinary—the savings are @ A brand of Sheets well known for service and fine extreme and all are full fashioned. Since plain and fancy kinds are included, you should take full advantage smooth finish. 81x99-inch size, for double beds— neatly hemmed and full bleached. $2°49 Mattress Covers Of Pepperell sheeting: twin 50c Pillowcases e ® s ) 3 | 3 i “Colonial” uality 2x38 %-~ SOOO al S QO ; 11] OS* ‘ or full size; allowance for inch Pillewsale ire: : f g ( shrinkage; | | hs, 39¢ Irregulars of $2 to $3.95 Grades for .... More than half of these Hose are of chiffon Wweleht and have sill tops and the color range is wide, though there is only a limited quantity of some shades. You will be much Impressed with this choiee for $1.00 and undoubtedly se- lect widely. hemmed each Te eS ae $1.8 oe ek eee 75c ‘‘Lady Pepperell’’ Bleached Sheeting, yd. 63c Third Floor An Attractive Group of Imported Curtains Nude Sand Chiffon silk-top Hose. Brown Atmosphere Chiffon, lisle-tops. —— Gray Peach Sheer, silk-top Hose. unmetal French Nude ' , Q5 Sheer. lisle-top Hose sg ——— pt mage : — ws? oo 3 tt Mell Light-weight silk-tops. Blonde = onday, Pair.... . Brown with black heels ’ @ Many housewives will find these Point Milan Cur- ———z $3.25 Extra-Size Silk Hose 1200 pairs of lisle welt, silk extra size Hose in colors, Sizes 9 to 10% in lof. Pair several pleasing and-woo!] Hose seeeieeteenee ee tains Just what they seek to freshen living-room or dining-room WI | ‘s for . “% : g indows for the Spring season. Charm- . y ° ° P P . . ing Point Milan patterns mounted on excellent Swiss netting—in ivory and beige tints. ed SS nee - $5 Silk-and-Wool Hose full-fashioned, | 900 pairs of checked lightweight, silk- - all full fashioned. Drapery Damask Cretonnes Yard-wide striped and figurea Yard-wt o ‘ - . Drapery Damask in a wide — le Cretonnes in light - $1 15 | Sizes $+. to 19 in lot: six Josue . color combinations. Pair........ $1 and dark patterns Striking effects for Spring dac- ings; specia yard see tes ‘ $1.85 on special, yard Main Floor | . -¢ p 1, , as@eortment of latest eolor- Fifth Floor Choice Monday at V. “Cole” Spring $6.50 Value, Monday € 64-inch Spring Coatings weave fabrica—all wool; weights, some with har banding. 4 a : ay 4 q $25 Gladstone Smooth cowhide leather Glad- etone cases with divided parti- tion and leather lin- $16 85 ing; strongly made.. . $22.50 Suitcasés — Men’s extra large Suitcases of genuine seal and cowhide Jeathers; straps all around and sewed $14 95 MOrners §..ic+cese ee ° | $15 Suitcases | NVomen'’s round = edge. black ‘evamel Suitcases that are Yeather bound. Shirred pock- | ets: nicely lined. $8 50 Special . ®@ @geote eeeeaee —_- A Special —$10 Alt and Arté SE, eles LL I J eA, COO * > . ~~ a “WSR os \ . “ — - \ . ‘ ~ . ~ SS © @ @¢ 24 4 =. Cabinet style Gas Ranges in gray pe finish, with 4-burner top and rigt 18x20 - inch porcelain - lined bake Glass footrests and connections ine Cole’s Ranges Combination gas and coal Ranges; less floor space than $11 ordinary range; regular finish In Full Enamel Finish.....$14 Our Base Pract —And Many SE - | Windsor Kettles Vanni va ooens 98 C “Wear-Ever’ alumi- mum covered Windsor Kettles with strong ball of and back lift: 4-quart size. | Saucepans a 59¢ 2-quart “Wear-Ever” | aluminum Saucepans | double lipped style. White Ware White enameled Ware: including SRUCe PANS, double bollers, dish- Pans, coffee and = tea- pots and others.

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ST-DISPATCH chines — — | wance . This hines, f pur- Fsewing machine use and bui] gg de Sewing Machine factories. i: & te and distinet unit like the better Old electrical &pplianeers, ewagndl ") ne ings—automatic release foun lie . iby ban ager thread capaec- reg i nO fFuessing, Four pont K air aight atitehing, Adjustable the needie bar keeps oi] from ma- » all the ‘tiene aud labor saving at- jate | t Retail in Missouri and the West. ' i iT angie’ M onday—The Sixth Floor Luggage Section Begins a Value-giving Sale of { ‘i ‘iH he ‘as og | Offering And ni : : Savings on scr Offered Monday—100-Piece Imported | eee Oe | Luggage . : | : . ~@ This big March event results from unusual purchases made from three prominent American luggage | | makers—and presents an opportunity that looms latge in the savings it affords. Trunks, suitcases, hat- _boxes and bags of correct types for men and women —all so remarkably desirable that, whether your need L | $25 peti _is immediate, or for this Summer or later—you should choose from these and the other groups. | cathe Kit Bags Smooth cowhide leather Glad- | , | Cowhide Leather Kit Bags with , ail etone cases with divided parti- | conn sturdy straps and high-grade $59 to $69 Attractively yn and leather lin- $16 85 | $45 Trunks Wardrobe Trunks hardware; sewed $18 95 Values...... Shaped ing; strongly made.. ° | Wardrobe Trunks in full Steamer type wardrobe |} corners: ........... ° | sine. «(Ole vound — ede Trunks with convenient — model, with bulge open errengement, open top, | @ Beautiful but highly practical types of Dinner Sets— | vis dust curtain, slhoe- —— edges and durable with border designs that are distinctively lovely and | —o eee $29 15 "covering oe $15. 00) | with the handles covered with coin gold. A selection a ee : | that will be much appreciated at this saving. $18.50 Pullman Cases $27.50 Fitted Besen. | . . 25 Black enameled Pullman sult Sea] and cowhide leather suit $49.95 Limoges China Sets, J Cages in large aise, with hand- | Cases of selected grade: hav. 100-piece Dinner Sets of Limoges French china, deco- | tra tray; offered $O 50 in removable $17 05 E led Hat B rated with an allover rosebu — and coin gold : | y; : namele at Boxes handl C let for twelve. TS CEOS DS andles. omplete service for twe $22.50 Suitcases OF 24 bh cee eae wee 4?® ray . $12 to $15 values $7.50 p Men’s extra large Suitcases of $45 Steamer Wardrobe Trunks.........-.-.. oo Sau $8 to $10 values $5.00 genuine seal and _ cowhide $50 Auto or Steamer Wardrobes........-.... oEe76 slg bg ha ho = 1? C 100 D PI t leathers; straps all around and $50 full-size Wardrobe pete cers | cece eee es $39.50 Women’s black Enameled Hat- O OZen a es . hues $14.95 | $65 Trunks os oo eta one $32.50 Trenie - | coms use ee Offered Monday at, Dozen, \ as > 6a ek re ee 08 | * | f ( : é : ST) $15 Suitcases | Tull-size wardrobe Trunks of | Samples of Very High- Grade Trunks 75 fiber covered bulge- | —useful at home or for travel. , Wemens tound edge. Plkek | splendid TU Geeks Traake .......... s10888 Te ene ec | re $ enamel Suitcases that are sntfart pn At th a wiles Rea orced with steel bands; fitted | —of cobra grain in round stvle: 15 pep . $112 Wheary Wardrobe Trunks, extra large..S 84.00 shoe- leather bound. Shirred pock- — with modern aaee WI ~ Wardrobe Trunks. . $ 85.00 wi neatly lined and with shirred ets; nicely lined. features 19, 5() S reary W ee se x, roning ree 1d | pockets, : Special e convenience. $125 Wheary Wardrobe Trunks............$ 98.25 board, etc.. Special $10 95 he en: © 66694 4 0 ee 6S 2 Oe . wR G ovooseseeeee ee es «€ S ° ; eis Salad and Service Plates of O 4 ——— English bone, royal Wor- : cester china with border de- A Special Feature of Extreme Importance Marks This Sale ot == sign that are very exquisite. i , S qui s limited. 6, i 14 ince ude CAKE ce, t : aie A Ap we two | monthly representing a decided sav- ) y ‘ . ; y preserve kettle, cov- | amounts. Ob- ing. | 4 ered kettle, pitcher, roaster and | ta in’ your . * ‘ Sixth Floor ! y covered saucepan. | Easy” now! | F | Inspect the Highly Efficient 7 . Features of This Dieses Washer 6< ‘ S Pressure and suction Al,l-metal .construction 93 al ICO al Ses washing method—gentle, | With smooth, — polished agne 1¢ | eaners thorough and efficient for surfaces and no corners heavy and sheer fabrics. to hold dirt. - | Large tub eapacity: en- prt Pegg eee i : ~ . DD closed gears, running in —no cost or * “eeneion Unusually Powerful, Well-Built | Special oil, and four-way wringer. to you. Basement Gallery Electric Vacuum Cleaners ee Oe Extfa»Value at | Cabinet style anges: right or left hand x Cabinet stvle Gas Ranges in gray porc elain | oven and broiler J 18x20- mch sixe. Fore finish, with 4-burner top and right hand oga aa —s ae pictues prosiog aga Advance Offerings of Favored 8x20 - ‘celain - li ake ’ op; automatic lighter, glass foc ests ( e ea eS inctgaed. let included. ee ay re Spring Wall Papers —_ 9 Cole’s Ranges ‘ : Cole's Ranges , © @ At this extremely moderate price, is | arto oe as i ee Sabi ing age poe ans ape : you will find the a Magnetic” thor- Te eee tha is op Etat eee ae Special, oughly efficient, strong and depend- ordinary range; regular finish $1 18.50 rere re cece aeea $75.50 Roll...... able. It has powerful. suction for fa Wath Mame! Wintsh:... 0840.80 saab Basement Gallery embedded dirt—and a brush for sur- @ The ‘rough cast’ and cameo blended Papers that com- face litter. And it bears a 2-vear — bine polychrome colorings and stippled tone to make a wall guarantee. An exceedingly satis- Si ° PI f Y 17 covering of unusual beauty. factory cleaner. . OUT Livi oom, bedroo Decorative Duplex Poly- Our Basement Gallery Is the Best Shopping Place tor Living room, hedroom | Decorative Duplex Poly. sii dens ca : special group; the roll, Se GUGRRNS TEE 6 <b on Kame 24¢ and of excell] t ak bj Bedroom Papers im Inexpensive Papers for : ent m e. Ve ( Lee: | i i | | Se ( i ( ( S chrome yellow, soft grays, kitchens, halis and —~ See it demonstrated. . ‘ a. and rose blends; special, rooms; roll ....- Teese WUE bp oo te coves eww l4e | Fifth Floor Set of Attachments, $5 Extra —And Many Special Offerings Attract With Unusual Economy Monday ) a ! | ~~ | | 2 A Featured Group That Affords a Choice Certain to Please in : | aot | | Bo | | ee | a ge ] | Woven Without Seams and 9x12 Feet ‘ ” Splendid “ Values at. q Closely woven, seamless Wilton Rugs—with allover patterns that are ym effective, combining shades of blue, mulberry, taupe and sand; a type of rug that is suitable for almost any room. Cork Linoleums $1.60-$1.75 Linoleums 12-foot wide printed Cork Linoe- Inlaid Linoleums with the colofe leurma tn block and tile pat- ings going through to the back, terns; made with a burlap back. In Dutch tlle patterns. | Special, square 93 Special, square vara 25 FOIE ccccsccrecesescsense C Fifth Fleer eel *»

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SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCt! - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Women's neatly lined under-arm Purses in many designs and colors. With mirror. Basement STORE HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. DAILY—OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6. &. Purses | $1.35 Valae at _— &# © Chamois-suede fabric gg for wom L Ye ‘w y writing me “more coal comfort than this world held for you. Just ou will agree me. al w ut on. J. ©. CANNADAY TRI* L of mild, soothing, | R that will surely con: if you are disgusted | =» me one cha —_ today I be- turn articles they advertised. Call “Most persons _ 36-Inch All-8i 36-Inch Satin | Seka Me: | 36-Inch : oad OS 6 SPRING COATS ge omen’ s and misses’ new § made of | Double bed percale, | knot stamped | ponges which muslin. Very uit. Pants uy = mere¢ in black only. very apectal...«s LONG Soft finished suilable far uM general use. A cial value at, ° eys madras andi yn all new b suld up So $2: piaids, suitable - and aprons. Sp cially priced, ‘oats, twee plaid and ESpe cls = 98 $7, 9§ i} for eeu ‘ = ‘ SPRING DRESSE \vomen's and misses’ new J ores tion prints; new shades; spec. Monday aes in silk and com (Second cyt te fy hade l’rine ron satinette, ble elast ess Slips: | sper C; ted ors and 4 black “ . a Ruffle Ourtains; aper: fal epecia I SHADOW _ LACE PRY Pose e eres thean'ah.: Panel Gurtain tp to 45 inches wide, fine res Nottingham weave, Kans dd, phevcn . “A , Not one in the worth lees than a AS many worth pe to Mondays, cath ..eseesrs ' l « oo $1 49 ly Te oS 1 > oft FT-ho, Panel 8c | A 44e $4 Artificial Silk Me en Curtaing ...ss+cs $1.25 Panel Curtains; 79 For Chinelle Cord | ee C Portier® ..+sss0s ‘ Artificial Silk Shadow DRAPERY DOOR NE bh wide broecad: d kind a inches wide. ie, green, rove andtits filet and Now Leually SS! vard.@ weave. Usually Speetal Monday, 59c Yara .is<6sesneee HIGH- GRADE NEPON This is the kind with the WA paper kind); guaranteed 100 on the floor; requires no tacks; 1000 vards,. all subject to slight Monda: av at. the square vard.. 9-FT. ART SQUA Makes a clean, sanita for any veoil in the # [xtra special 3 9 to 10 A. M. only. Coats’ Best Thread B 3 for 10c : MUSLIN wal §; i‘bieached muslit Laden — and a 1, big values. yard 7! 2€ Special « - ‘{Hasement) ‘ ,. BLOUSES UNION t Tithe perecatle ladies’ Union a o he 29c Special .. i (Basement) ({ Hasement SOCKS tton werk Boys’ S preei : Sc valved —— (Hasement) ieieabarabab ie titan getter tet tan ats

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ST-DISPATCH jc Sewine Kx Klraigc!) the nemdie . = tt ' ie ate« ¥ family we i use of > BI lar: ° Ti stra charges, tie gavir time and | imeem estate. Seeeceeededieeme PR cee a Pim = ne . Ze f; * “- oe - , y ‘ Ma: “*hine ' ai e&pp! «| ao k CCDs 01! ind labor g= yh &rabies. the fae ‘Own One of These Ultra- Modern Machines 186 and bi com ins fact: ries. it is te and distinet unit Hke wld elect i ilanees Aly thread BSif llome uew, Simplified labor 8a\ing TIT os 7. AAA l HI the better semanas ‘cet e« re rise Capac- Four ponit Adiustab a from Dia- §a\ ing at- by Making fewing has Pat- “ e. lectrie * | xray bf (SX fifi : = - i Me tt ee ee ee ee eo ee 22 2 Sas ow b a “a Bf a : ‘ " ; TS eRe Score enanaene 5 t 2 ;&a @&a etek ea» heed that you could not ' ye { feel sure you will agree with me. | | eas stored almost daily through —Rnd food if the loss is advertised. Cal Garfield 6600. I don’t at Extremely Low Prices Visit our big y doctors have all] ask is justa oe — vebeandae ae PS | t be discouraged Dur oR. J. &. CANNADAY Don't TODAY and | will wd yous FREE TRIAL of mild, soothing, | Store tomorrow : ‘eed treatment that will surely con- | ; Cua ae ouasit hasme. If you are disgusted | and inspect. our vince | ged just give me one chance to | b Hiful prove en By writing me comer 2 ha eautifu Sam- ll enjoy more reali comfort than | . . vy thou ht this world held for you. Just | ples. No obliga tion to buy. We CANNADAY, 5/6 Court Bik., Sedalia, Me. | give you greater : Third Nationa! Bank, Sedalia, Mo. post purses and money are i Ic Per Roll to 35¢ for the Best | Websters sory ag ty gm Look for the Big Store. gre honest” and return articles they | mal rT slain ee I SPECIAL BARGAINS ERE MONDAY; $12 Fine Mattress [$12 Fine Mattress | Up to 36-inch Lowest Prices Our Chief Attraction. | Window Shades eral Levy Lessened by | New Law. |LAST YEAR STATUS WAS DIFFERENT | _~ a> | ve Missouri Gov- | | | ernment’ Returns asaalies Liable to the Fed- ' | Raising of Exemptions in| ceeded the State by More’ Than 43,000. of State income The number tax- payers, in St. Louis, is expected to be larger this year than the num-' ber paying Federal income taxes. Raising of exemptions, by the Federal Government, in the tax measure just passed, to $3500 for married persons and $1500 for sin- gle persons, has lessened the num- ber everywhere who are liable to Fine opaque cloth fit Monday only, we offe ted on guaranteed just 200 fine quality. all epring rolitrs: eorn- new material kine Mat- plete with fittings, tress. Regular $12 value. all colors. Monday AnY size. only, S Monday. each) Cc FT. EXTRA SIZE B8x84, Monday 7Se 42x84, Mondays 8 40x84, Monday 81.19 4&x84, Mondis $f .29 54x%4, Monday SE.38 Fringed 24 Shades. Special, «a 49¢ EE. eee suns PAJAMAS eo: 2 6:6 6 eC Se Se SS ee | 36- Inch All-Silk Crepe de Chine 36-Inch Satin Crepe de Chine 36-Inch Messaline ( 36-Inch Figured Crepe STAMPED SPREADS ae a on ee ee a i ae ee ee eS _ ek se - e+ eS 2 ee + ee 8 8 8 ees? as Se ee 6.3 © 2 2 0.0 hh. 2 2 2 2 oe eee . . . . VESTS bull Ai Men's and made of | Double bed size, easy designs in lazy-daisy and Fre: ch | qwossen’s teedaeele _— flannele ite, “i ygoe is, pereale, knot stamped on extra quality un bleached Vest and merceriz EE EE DES EENS ee e e 15 1.08 suslin. Very SpeCClal ...--- sees ecereces sold up to S2 ‘98 suit. Pants musi , Lon 8a 1 SATEEN PONGEE AL sees 2 11 3 “ott Pongee in Hichly mercerized Sateen 6 -inc h cotton in black only. 15 colors and tan. 9c FIBER HOSE va arsescobet Ml chovaius, at... ] Soft finis ed fa i S1xf0 peamlese Sheet t: one l e\liiable for «ls hea bleached muslin. grace, general use iée Hiomecraft brand, $1.00 pond at 2 ee alee are Baie : ue Ses "gi | es special at... he. SPRING COATS Lightweight cloths, al] lined, SPRING GOATS Women's and misses’ new Spring _ f \ > wel] x. \ Coats, tweed, plaid and plain. made. Sizes 3 to 14. Special for Wa! Special for Monday, . Monday. 8 mi\.| | / Wb / a 98 S $4.9 (Second Floor) g ane Fiioor) >. a “F | NEW SPRING STYLES is DRESSES A New footwear in strap and fee ee aa pump styles. Special Women's ana misses’ new Spring for $4 iy. All sizes and combina- in eilk tion prints. jdresses +1. ew shades; ° ‘ erg \londas wd (Second Floor) (Second Floor) Poif ——- Rompers; new 'G ion gham Princess ay Bloomers; dou- stvles and Dresses; neatis ia ak tae ; ' ‘hle -elastic: col- clades button trimmed; 50c ania. rimmed; sizes 6-14. Pei _, fy? 1 ¢ ij ors ah id 49 ti wie 4 , 4 ‘ o \s ades “49c black : 0 aoe eee Cc {Second Floor.) ee siesta SHADOW Panel Curtains WHITE BIRD GAGES, $1.49 45 inches wide. fine quality [yp to . * Nottingham weave, Plain and tring- ed. Not one in the lor worth less than $1.59 and many worth up to $2. Choice —Wontiand COOT «cscbaase 2 1 $3 Panel $1 49 ‘ | Curtains. ‘ | ’ ruatable pins: if | ‘1 $2 Panel $1 19 Fence OF geet. $7.50 Clothes Wring- ME Curtains .... ' Poultry Wire cpocial . ers—Iron frame | ‘ : a ~—$0 feet long epiral $1 29 | $1.50 Panel 98¢ | 4 feet high. §Rird Cage Stands], spring ... ® Le Curtains ... ! 4 Special! Mon- Wrought $3.50 Clothes Wring- : Ade $4 Artificial Silk $1 98 day at So OnE eS ore Aa ustee rub- Curtains ..... Core , 1 45 , we 1.98 | 3 Panel Curtains; 7% For Chine/le Cord 98 . ile es bon ws PES oc we 4 8 0 0 Ww Artificial Silk. Shadow Lace Clothes Dryer as - Bench ss DRAPERY DOOR NETTING onl indvore fivarncg- Pe ngpat + ie sf ‘ f ineh Wide broc ad J kin } md BY inches wide. fine qua ney ne , — "4 } "{ } in blue, green, “ and ity filet and Nottingham collapsibce. et ne Water Oren. brown Usually SI vard weave, Usually 49c yard. . 2 45 Special, Special Monday, 87 e Monday 59c a ieee Cc |HIGH- GRADE This is the paper kind); guarantee d on the floor: requires no tacks 1000 vards. all subject to S light imper fections Monday at, the vard [9-FT. ART SQUARES —. FLOO 7 "AXED BACK (not the cheap tar kind with the WAX Penge 1900 per cent waterproof; s: edges will not turn UD. About co on sale here . ‘ = ie as a a ee ee oe oe a i te ae ae square ° sanitars °4 inches wide; with border Loom & , vie ikke le a a See the house. on each wore usually sold a? eB « é his oO! «lt . wee ] . : at OU0c; Specta Ap e [xtra spec ial $4 49 ge ata Me ig 4 Monday, yard_...... yy? 9 to 10 A. M. only : a Mone 2 Lom es 4, ah LINOLEUM RUGS _ i 2 my 9x12 size. Genuine cork with wi - - . Usually sold at $15 ‘. Se burlap back. to $20. Included im lot rig ved ac e l an epon- . strong brand. © rtiflec set felt-base Rugs. All subject to : . slight imperfection. 9.98 S x. (*shoice Monday, eac h TABLE OILCLOTH 19c ed Coats’ Best Thread 3 for 10c BASEMENT APRONS a Pine , MUSLIN eee ete peice voile: Ladies’, bungalow etvle; nd serge ny ire tin Se CC DOR Pe ts (Basement) dg © ties al Bane me *mt) yomionnnsei Pose coe _ BLOUSES 7 | eaten on . ‘"o mplete with and plug. J a } | oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 7. 1926. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCE Fatally Hu Tra , r} + XY: . agi NASHVILLE, “gal in. Venedy Station, died last nig: t | ‘iled last March, and St. Louis cor- law to permit the Auditor and a ee ee eee Where roomy on March 6,—J|from injuries suffered when struck 'porations filed 6104 of the 11,429 agents to inspect returns, and es- wi 8 rm Ke aise Lae s 3 - ils . - , ig sited Totter cant Rheum Provites, | . an, years old, of | by a Louisville & Nashville train. | corporation returns. Taxes repre- tablishment of a_ force of field | Thrifty buyers will be , Ww ’ 7 sented by the St. Louis returns were ‘agents under the Auditor’s control quick to take advantage eins pt oo | ~ 68,9 per cent of the total of $3,-!to do the inspection work. The f th special a believe ec cn just = 4 RS “a 409, 795 reported. Individual] taxes law became effective last July. ’ ’ ~ "Prieae rw els oases averaged $13,67 and corporation! The check duced $350,000 ngs. { 53 y; C-U-R-E an wus , soa 7) ie check-up produced 3ovJ, fo wey ch Se ‘ . taxes averaged $133.65. in additional income taxes and pen- | lied week only. mene yt toe: me About 10,000 additional taxpay- alt | daa : peur a ment af er ‘agile : = é oi ai taxpay- alties up to January, Thompson | . . = eens nod ever ee ee gene po ar Mag — ren vce merge ga w “ Junior Boudoir 4 ye oe at 18 n¢ of. collecte nm - Se. JOUIS. The § fiel Se rect life New Spring Styles pew through amendment of the Lamps ' cord $ 1.48 aLA attr rac tive with silk Jeorgette shade, 7 fringe and frisge lease amsorted colors Electric Clear] A‘ *° hand-painted Bulbs — 40-] parchments. $v. watt: $1 value, fj for Limit 6 to a customer. a Red Bulhbe— For flower baskets, Gen- ulne zda.t — Special each 10¢ init oa eoclicenemenetitinendll wigoe. | Aluminum ios = | Electrio ee > 4 ®. . ad . “—" =” - ; o"-2 wreesesee ace A value that te, —————y sturdy aide-icer with De food and ice. Four Glass Serving Dishes $230 Four-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite "169 TWO-TONE BEDROOM GROUP—COMPLETE JUST 12 OF THESE The Suite is exactly like picture, a charm- ing design sure to win and hold your al- miration. Full vanity dresser, large chiffo- robe, dresser and bed. The two-tone wa! nut finish is one of the most attractive shown this Year. You May Purchase Suite on Our Gradual Payment Plan. Gas Range in the New Oak Finish This Reliable Gas Range is finished in the new gray oak fin- but vou ean. have ish, it in white; 4 holes, 1S8- inch oven, at a great reduction. 5575 Now Is the Time to Trade in Your Old Furniture for New é You ean do so at either of our two stores, CUTS 8 bene | Olive St.. or 5206 Gravois. All this furniture traded in ean be purchased at our 412 N. 12th | St store. where it is reconditioned and soid on our gradual payment plan. Call Central 6680 for Appraiser 5206 Gravois 412 N. 12th St. REF RIGER will make it worth while to buy roomy food compartments. Buy yours Monday and save! cal FREE. With Each Refrigerator— Toe | All-Metal Bridge Lamp Complete, as Shown TADVANCE SALE OF: ORS ‘Special, $1 ‘Cash —50c a Week 3-Door Side-Icer! a A Value! WHITE ENAMEL LINED your Refrigerator early: and airtight. Sanitary oe | A large Will save 95 SILVER-GRAM Neo. 6 Someone wrote: ‘When a womaa will, she will, you may depend on’t—when she won't, she won't, that’s the end on't.” he When wife wants a new Park Srctvarstont. of furniture, don't oppose You Can Purchase Any Article in Our Store on Our Gradual Payment Plan. Small Cash Payment, Small Weekly or Monthly Payments 40 Beautiful . Bridge Lamp With Wrought Tron Stand and Georgette Shade. SMVERSIONE (6. STEP-STOOL- LADDER auto for Monday Only A handy little Ladder for the home. Sturdily builf. As long as they last, $1.00. MAIN STORE, 1114 OLIVE ST. FOS beet > I PR CREA am ppt too Seto

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Perspiration stimutates circulation, increasing etween Paris and London was tance in one hour and 38 minutes surance mental and physical energy. Especially recommended in Rheu- vrakes when a new airplane with The previous record wags one hour ¢ MAN INVENTS three engines. developing a total and 50 minutes. ILLINO! DIAMONDS .. , Phonographs o 0s 6 6 ae ” oe pormer Vice President of Chicago matism, Nervous Troubles, Bad Colds, ete. Try a Belcher Turk- §$ ; _ whe iri State Life — to Have sane GLOBE SEEMS GLOBE GLOBE NEW FORD GAS SAVER : wae: . Sewing Maskines. pA Property setttement. Per 8 Mt $ $ S S > v7 nald Lawrence to- Lyn. oe It was -- : _¢ as Ac wl | > stre . > inced. a . - I istiaal Bequest Walter Critehlow, U8 ish Bath and be conv Ras =. : orce in Cilrenit | aio a r ee : wees aton, JII., has ag nted a new Separate Department for Ladies NO RED TAP NO DELAY [Pmmoptained a div ns enaeuaeneg | wo Big Fac es, °° stitution Fea | eeeenrer, ty beats anerhlng ver = =| an Previous Agreement. wottos n eae With it on « ce chow ELCHER HOTEL : Bargains in Unclaimed Loans ADVERTISEMENT made a : as high as 61 miles on a gal llen. ills B New Spring Goods nih Half Price! TOMORROW ———- new invention saves gas and oil, makes a Ford start instantly in cold- WITTELS LOAN & MERCANTILE CO,.m i Cent Stamp —— LICENSED AND | ONDBD GENERAL PAWN BRO Fourth and Lucas Av. St. Louis, Mo. St. Tanis’ Greatest walks ) of Jonn BM: Woodson, | lean make $500 to $2000 per m onth. ed value of $125,000. Hie made : & MARX ly free a sam ie pad of Airtex, ver $50 SUITS AND 57,000 | uiely fry ‘kind of material that tions on OVERCOATS specific bequests totaling - $97,009 | . Se rupture “We want to eend you! Itch and and left the remainder of his prop- interesting irce book you have} Oil and te! as Se ™ No dope, no drugs,. no bar- | y or erty in charge of Edward B. Pryor, | | springs or ite straps. We went) iy FR P Men's Percale 35c Boys’ Tie ead: ae tT boulevard. wife of the executor: Dn] ee ak eee oe Pa we bed mattre Sces. Made A latewe let ae Shirts Short Sleeve Playsuits Cc . silk Crepe de Chines of fine round thread; a! emén- : «ial ate | ss Seana G $2000 each to Mrs. FE. G. Bowen- atripes *ytat checks; alsa A Racial eke unbleached | _ shectting, Sstrating Records Men's 82.00 90c Men's $1.00 Balbriggan 50c ‘rel Mrs. Mildrea N. Brown. Mra b nut x ny lengths. ey in all est Wanter ' ith squared Nvetree..” Vietor, Columbfa, Kdi. Felt Hints .. Bane WO skin ews i L a ; . al Sarees 3 Mug LNs Md corue son and other brand ‘ Kate Rude and Mrs. M. G. Hub- Ke . At M Matra Heavy , seney Seales ome pene rs $i eg aes a, se 39c cat “gga heey: bas :* — ee ‘ BROADWAY _" oe ST. g 39 $ had oe Socks, niso Men's Tiber 3 for 50c B -am 4 amo. un to M atte Mec “ fe C for d S andkerchietfs, dh same amount oO f ( oO a) —* OR cere en ME) eneee Ci Ancieatvoou, ie ¥ WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS _ Hifhe reduction on e Ven's lien, . Leather 15c Hlouses 7 co ‘ome ron (tittaee \ Cc.) Sree so intl | 25C EE Men's bh orduroy, ] 25 , vane ce oe colle a rr s e can afford to do Shirts and Drawers... Jeans and MUST BE A Special Purchase of 800 specially procured f Jistincted’ “" '9ge |] Reva hime SHE eee eee oor eae WINTER ano SPRING COAT a 2, $2.50 and $3 Shirk wT Heep DOUBLE 1 EAGLE STAMPS a | eerie, white Ava Agnes. F Price New Merchandise, Too Late to Cancel, Is Sacrificed Monday $ $ 0 an 5 nt ge public will give mse mm be, in lett 8600 with wi ae . Don’t Overlook This Opportunity to Save Money! mupport as they alw pecial Offers. jan lite is a real opportuni nue, is left $500 with which to ed- SPR GORTS’ sPrinc DRESSES: Men’s Tae Half Hose || Ladies’ Silk Hose | rices positively di ucate her son, Woodson. William In the neweet Spring colors. Q ilda $1.55 values. Pure silk plaited mMoOoOra Spring and Summer needs can be secured at unusual savings! Includ- ed are neckband, collar-at- tached and icollar-to-match styles of white broadcloth, Sat- ns and Alexander Jones, >is and 7 veues $15.00 Values { “faithful colored help,” get $100 each, ——ee College Gets Law Library. are f To Blackburn University at Care D’ress for every meed and a Dress OPEN MANE OPEN , Bnville, lL, is bequeathed Mr, 97 Woodson's law library consisting EVENINGS | coy si ‘ ' - ‘ees — of 400 volumes and other ‘oils : best (Coat An wunu for every women and eortme! irl at a price that newer? vill nable yon to AN historical documents and pictures buy two or more on light or dark back- rayon. Jlisle tops. All : _——— eS | whic} aw + ; . bapa a: . The mos wanted grounds. Silk and rayon. wanted colors. Sizes td O 0 omo cee 1 are to be placed in the \ mee etvles, colors and Slight irregulars. Big to 10, Woodson Memorial Hall at the unt- inaterials. All sizes. Fike =ovalues Special. ....+ +++ .esteuue Men’s 79c Athletic “Union Suits #3 - Men’s Arrowhead Socks Fine crossbar nainsook. °9c value: slight mill Full cut. Sizes irregulars;: assorted 36 to 46. colors and sizes. A TS IEP OT. FS Special ; “WINTER COATS! GIRLS’ WEAR! -— $45 Black Coats .$9.97/| Spring Coats... .$2.00 $50 Coats.... .$17.97)| Winter Coats... . $3.00 $25 Coats......$8.97]| New Spring Dresses ..... 93c Stout-Size Coats. = 97 | New Spring Dresses .. . $1.93 _fur Coats. a - $50 Fall Banenes = 95 and = : 5 heap : ee ee er Swe Manufacturers’ Clearance J 0 Sst sen articles have already been turned over to the institution. Sevy- eral years ago Mr. Woodson gave the university valuable coal lands Mr. Woodson specified in his Will that he desired to be burted | under Masonic auspices and direct- .ed that his funeral was ‘‘to he ob- served in a quiet and dignified manner.” He was a member of ‘Tuscan Masonic Lodge. Two wills of the late attorney : "98c SHEETS wer > y° fr),e t Boys’ $3.50 Shoes $1.00 TO $2.00 IN- 50c High or low Shoes, tan and PANTS’ SILK CAPS, black leat eee school ard cre BLS : all 81768. $1.69 KIMONAS; 90c $2. oi Assorted styles .... | ie ol ' . 4 ’ i aa ‘ > } — +? lil ’ pial at ,aae aA 4 TT) tid 1O? Dpro- dae , a I : «+ Varese m “ - a ee ' ‘ ¢ r° 4 tase . bate was drawn. Executor Pryor | re 4) , . , . ee Se ee uimgragaee —— 2 eo eee (‘hoice of satins, patents, tans, at #. velvets, two- tones and plain nthe black leathers, P uMps, Ox-~ ee fords and strap effects, in just . a2 y ir’ - ey « a. ’ eee ‘es f ug Sef ge Sag *t— oe : ] tt} , £1.00 VACUU Pa In fine + epg fwills and + Ss!I- R | 5 Value Py! prego Ei acing 68c meres. Some 8 x egu ar & * $2.87 FOR in J-vard lengths... rural counties Si wae) pint. GN... «cs Make Piano — Easy “reunited? MATRONS ij 17c GINGHAMS fg" " - eo") $ABM.98 Bf an 08-note, Full Ua 1). sey Inca, ent ‘ane d A 88. F | hi ) rhompson said the assessors ha‘ $ - Se ere oF: a S'¢e SILKENK ART FLOSS; dark colors. Ages pie | ‘de f j ur t " “a e 12]] ,? + ¢ + ; ¢ | i. e " ‘ 4 » bs ° . ’ «i na ay . “~! d R bs by We do not bellese thet the wonderful values we are offering during thie sate Bf full power to act in al] cases wher checks. Full, bolt ei x-atrand: “ee FM Siotie’S Guaranteed Rolls © can be duplicated an ’ they heliere fr in ni ee a) alor : : ; every pocketed. This immense stock inch iden many well known makes, such vs b le i e, Irom roe etion of th. « goods, too, at, a yard a net EN AOE Sa “Then I'll Be Happy,” “Sleepy 7 as: Starck, Steinway, Kimball, Brambach, Vose & Sons, ete. lederal lists or other information AND ” “Siting © reaching them, that a State retucn PLAYER-PIANO Ne oe Sale Priee. $175 should be filed by an individual © cor ‘ation. “Moonlight and Koses.’ 3 4 ‘ pe Orporatiol tern (‘retonnes, for — ; SEAVER-PIANO .. .. Salc Price, 275 97?" ie or ime ne oe 1 Cretonne $50 SILK ge ° oor - oo law pro \ splendid 4 tle CQMLOr covers and F PILLOWS ... eee a r one pair ‘long and — ; : PLAYER-PIANO ° . 7 Sale Priee, 495 vides the assessor shall require an) hewest, most be © ming styles drapes: Rasement: Vc : m pair short pants Lat- 98 ‘ person or firm he believes subject with ecomfortable head sjzes "35 PERCA $f.00 STOKER STANDS; $1 cet styles. Ages to “§ ‘ ° “ 9 . PLAYER-PIANO * - i Si le Price 375 fa the i Tre {ay law ‘nn {) ile ti , rf hy airhb ra} qd f iT Cr Oc het rd xT we i wy Cc LES mahogany finish eens Renetuh: in port on Income received in ier) combined with Silk. Off- oe Best mua Lit v Percales rnade; § ee o ile . oe 465 tieieckaay sii 4, 2 SUCH cide rolls or brim ef fee ee +} 87.00 SHAVING. STANDS $ j 0 ‘ > > ; oe threads te S3 n PLAYER-PIANO te gE sa l¢ rice, POr} iS The assessor prescribes, Black, wood, henna, Copen ana : : yard 18¢ @] olated >3 30 : Hen : Pants {23 "'2 ae ' ) : 2 = 3 ¢ - r-laae . I NO \ ; i ‘| A ie 535 ection 10,16 Zives the assessoy} navy. many styles; ) ard plated ns cme Woo! 11 for $1.00 & GRAND P A e ° ad , a I ( § ti (i? y% ' ¢) ‘ t v) 4 in) ry wide: at. “A \' ard ave Xt ITeCs a ° ‘8 : aii ’ he FO if*s f : Vord.wid Stamped designs ........ ard-wide dainty floral pat- Suits member Me,” “That Cértala a, 97 ma og ie Stamped designa ss...” Sc $15 2 Lona-Pants Sy tise Gee Day Yea’ “a GRAND PIANO “oe a Sale Price, 475 ao A — pen: fam i , ; GRAND PIANO . . «Sale Prive, 685 Ptr on is sox bette toe ot CLOSING W ALL > APER aan — 4 jf UPRIGHT PIANO . . Sale Price, 37 Pee ech ole nsdn — = or ee 3 35 | $1.25 CORK LINOLEU | B A bs UPRIGHT PIANO . . Sale Price, 135 Jf pertere duties impos FREE! “OR PASTE F REE! Sis icine ade «| | FOUR YARDS WIDE UPRIGHT PIANO ® ° Sale Price, 85 allure of an individual to file a . rene ! portun ty for th he a Hae Genova ity bullion frinee. Out ed pac sega Spec often of ule burl ap back ia ee - a Soin va - three lots at, squ see ie and i Nless you see the 6é Bayer | = gy ‘le BO “7a oe 65¢ Felt-Base Floorcovering— . ot | i Bb ap ing $1 25 130 Serim, l1¢ c le th i. ut at i roar 29¢ | a . fenuine Bayer Aspirin I I S: t rettiry q;) | biti gz qf it fraudy ert r 4 ; : ; is .s Saha priay hiithe Vou \\ «f ‘ bokere if “A i¢ \* a ' Pi! 7” 4 ive \ ¢ e 7 os } t 7 ° és “a : ' : ae | UPR GHI E ANO . * Pa | ( r TE {’ ae 5 fs) Fie j }? inishal le ly} i f Tif of qopicl Nuate ' ey ee ue jf r os yet +e. pp eae ris tj »* ] ‘pyre ¢. | / yf) } iF - % ok ' af. f j bey f ' h) ‘ i‘ Pure] bhi cf \' wb P aper ame ij . Ba: : j . ‘) if {ij , ’ } ‘ ‘ ‘ “A , ‘ry FF ' } ( a@e a fy f jt i, 7 ‘ vv] " GUARANTE e guarantee every inetrument in thie eale ta he , var mer entirely sati«factors if tt jan't, gon can fichange rile efturt rie ait : i (*? Pppesees erivliygqes it any time within tur years for a better Plano of Payer-Piang and we will in A dnuble tue y vs 12", nud hur of allow all you have paid. : rics NEW STARCK PLAYER-PIANOS, $900 TO $3250 MES $6 take returne rain on Duplox Oatmeal ae Varnished Tile nego PE re thy ane vwene ph- 4 4a Prevtal Aeoril fs Seth. Gopnorations . (alan a New Rearend POLYCHROMES : . : | | pene Panels.Q 8p Zhe | Nerim, 15¢ -aagegergee Flow nr — 39¢ rs calle ma te ee bage | | | Teton, Moorroverine— 49g Pa. € by millions over 25 y ¢ \ SPECIAL SIZES 15 Felt-Base Rogs— | $8 <2 itibi ba ¥ . OIL SHADES $55 se amiles % Witton Vetvet $35 ~ | Bey K-mial® (lo $1 SHADES $4.€C Size 38x72. = 19¢ ine Ne anales “8 oe ninster on $30 DOES NOT Wet) Beaute Tole | $2.00——Size 42x72... 89¢ $40" Axminster aaa $25 LLL BEDS wit) cor, white] $2.25—Size 45x72... 980 | Lis" Senmiras’ sPHINGS A or wrcens shaht milf $2.40 Size 48x72 ..$1.19 | oie 1 vet Rug $20 | ete sie 49! $2.80—Size 54x72 $1.35 | *” 2 Ne . ete ? russel Hugs $14.95 Prices. a Se a es vstetsinesraneenamersapreenesvennemenene serie f rvAallaAh e for fitwyR,e else i ' 4 he a Mie) SE pe Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Upright and Player-Pianos ing pees Any rool jer tay Dire 91 2c * 3S. 00 te gag ‘ $6. 00 BLANKETS $1. 25 BLANK e Est m4 ais p =e . I ! ‘ ‘ i] ¢ ‘ 6 9 ry XA arge size TOS0 “4 nad Fine woft cott as ot onl ° ° " oe At) Uppers Seid Only With Mord - Hand 1 - oto |: eee oe a wie bart-wool Hlanket ank si ux76 Southeast Cor. l Ith & Olive Sts. ( 10 | 8) St. Louis tener fotipled 3° FOR NAN including Prices BMordere moa Nandn Samote tts “eta . ty a aC coy — of R ing 4 } em - mi .. in ray © ro § 87 Ps 4 n oe site Ps ‘ ’ ee ve e ere tirderes vate oe 69 os - prone dg reiaicts« Hts | bargain NX | : Oe Ta ' : | F enn is the trade mark of bee, tah <n oz & has . ae at. hte Bi Pe MEP PP : Werte bars STEVES PORE RO ENES See ER arts Tees a ars , nig tect leohie RO eek rere: SePEL rfobe tesa tet Ee lin 4S PETERS T gs Et ce apoE Ct PIG oe ee OR Bebe hy

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ch 5$$5$$55555 553955550 TO LOANEs«. 1200 More Money on Your ographs Machines. 45:5. - - TRUNKS 2E—_-NO DELAY Unclaimed Loans MERCANTILE CO., ns | > GENERAL PAWN BROKERS Central 5079 MARKET ST. $$$SSSS$$$$5S5$$$ * Extra Special! . Demonstrating RECORDS al aiden of 800 50 and $3 Shirts @ immer needs can be , al savings! Includ- “a cckband, collar-at bs nd west to- ik ts white broadcloth, Sat- madras and percale. - hi. _Ladles’ Silk ee $1.55 val ited over "“ ranted om i! » te lt. ha Bf ecial ~ Men’s Arrowhead Socks subi Value s] ight mi irre ulars: assor ted colors and Spectral Wonet's B90 Knit Union Suits ea uality with tat- tee m in ean 5c ob pall $i re Jae Ae ig MSIE Pi ve OAS 2d FLOOR SPECIALS rinvunxears SOC m 81.69 KIMONAS: Assorted style mm $1.00 INE ANTS’ 5 HSWEATERS; soiled, 2 Cc . 6ve TO $1.25 eAPRONS 49c¢ KOTEX NAPKINS $3.00 TO $7.00 NEMO 51 CORSETS; odd sizes. 390 TO SIERES Music — Regular 75c Value All 88-Note, Full Length Guaranteed Rolls “Then Vil Be Happy,” “Sleepy Time Gal,” “Always,” “Sitting On Top of the World,” “Some Day You'll Re member Me," “That Certain Party,” “Moonlight and Roses.” 49c Demonstrating Rolls i for a nt ORK LINOLEUM mDS eerie ch aSc 69¢ ois ee Teoverivog— 39¢ once, e aia 4 Qe . $8 “ee Demo +39 linster Rugs $30 , ge 675 aro BEDS. sPHINas AS ’ 2 Kugsa—- $20 MATTRESSES aT. sac reEcl. els Kugs $14.95 PRICES! 94-25 BLANKETS er tO d * b oe, 4¢ as, Te . : springs ©: lee straps. We want | my FREE OOKLET, **A* CLEAR- Bap st once while this free offer lusts says I can clear your skin of the 539-40 Frisco Bldg., Fifth Floor | $1,000,000. The failure was) de- | Prices positively discontinued Saturday night. BAY “BAYER ASPIRIN” + Gonuine Pirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid . 1 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 7. 1926. | , ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — Judge Pearcy's court from ‘Thomas | Gas Causes Man‘s Death. BANK AT JAMESON, M0 IS | pueable. The cus te é‘ ‘§ |}however, and the caf: | Fisher Lawrence, former vice pres-| Aqdqam Schneider, 67 vears ol “wee > : fog ¢ . m = a 7 - Ay - Ate A ’ LYN FERNALD LAWRENCE ident of the Missouri State Life In- 7814 Jyory avenue, aie tif chaias | CLOSED WHEN RUN STARTS | m i surance Co., whom she found in @ afternoon at City Hospital f . Former Vice President of , . Ty OSplia rom | , State Life Said to Have Received — rtvy Settlement. ‘yrs. Livn ler "hh. lid Lawrenc ner of St. Louis, last August ¥s , ages titi . a" _ \ugust. In calked at the house 7 uesday morn | ond Bank in County to Close : get A i wt ead adultery. ing smelled gas and traced it to the | in Two Days. twas announced that Lawrence, | man's bedroom and found him un-, special to th: Post I'spate’ to- ptained a qaiv« ‘ 1 Cl it Ac +4 PO ‘eee 2 ; . i . ’ , | a ° who has since resigned his post/ conscious in bed from the gas,| JEFFERSON CITY, March 6.—,, from a hose discon. | When deposifors of the Farmers’ | { with the insurance company, had | which came _ ADVERTISEMENT made a substantial settlement ee 2 Aes, , on; nected from the range. Ife had} Bank of Jameson, Daviess County, & A his wife. S eidiaia cated | i it bee n sick and unable to work. His j|started a run on the bank today to}! 24) en a p ‘ : erg wyate, Henrietta, lives at 7321 Vir-| withdraw their deposits, the Board tj |, Shia avenue. lof directors ordered the bank | Ri t | PIMPLES - BLACKHEADS — and télegraphed the State ; S up ure | ECZ EFMA —_ — ‘Finance Department to take person. We want to send Ik NO Ss | be : f marently ‘as duet >| ruptiy free « sample pad of Airtex, | of Pimples, Blackheads, Acne Erup- Sate T SEE US | bank apparently was due to the} amasing’y a oh poly 2 in 16, oma nace ekg Itch and Eczema, Enlarged Pores, , Exchange, Bank of Gallatin, ; teres) ee MOOK rO y we “ "as dope. no drugs. no bar.| Olly or Shin Skin. Write today for $ , \\ | Daviess County, about six miles from Jameson. to t 1] is r ry ' oped ee dae ae ane wen | poem Guant,”* tellin how I cured od | The I'armers’ Exchange Bank of sWe want to show vou free about myself after being a icted 15 years. Work \ : Gallatin, one of the oldest country ing Magi “hag I ft th t t jess this y le . ° e . ‘ a wenls fu aus atwawe in’ the | E.S. GIVENS, 800 Chemical Bldg., Guaranteed | banks in Northwest Missouri, had nt place. Instantly on or oft.| Kansas City, Mo. $1000 Cold Cash BURKE BROS. total resources of approximately all about the remarkable s¥ya.m. , Iecience Institute, IS9A Allen Bldg., | above blentishes. | NINTH & OLIVE clared to be due to slow and \un- pnville, Ohio. : collectible loans. Of the year and the fourth ec josea | this week. It last report to tHe i fain ate CL, nance department, on the Dec, 3 | foe banking call, showed total Or | [] | sources Of $110,349; deposits $78. - a rie loans, $84,470; bills payable, | j * MATAIARARARATAIAaAREAnAnARARAnAEREnE Anan, ‘GCihi ley Yeber STORES FOR RENT | seg Monday Specials In the | Corned Beef ‘EGGS Langan & Taylor BM Something out of the ordi- B > : ; nary—spiced Kosher Corned uilding j Beef—fit for a king. Cut Guaranteed; DOZEN..... from rounds of corn-fed Two Stores on Euclid Av. Near Delmar 0” VEAL CHOPS : Each Store 807 Square Feet | Brisket Bacon 18 iver ORM ote Fine for sensoning of anv “One Store on Delmar Av. Near Euclid Meee ofS B UTT J TER re 43 987 Square Feet With “i Special Electrical Wiring | Heinz Vinegar aay ae eae : Busy transfer corner. One bus, two ca: Bi Pint Bottle, white J. Wet Shrimp 74 10 lines and a prosperous sur rounding neigh- | Little Chief; No. 1 size borhood have developed this location into a | Pint Bottle, Malt tall can; a real 18¢ cam live shopping district. Those desiring to es- . Quart Bottle, Malt. ... vanue tablish a paying store, beauty parlor or clean- ing and dyeing shop should investigate at —£ Be Baked Beans Tomatoes once. - No. 2 size can, red, a ~wacecaly a Liss mane —— new larwe can For Complete Information CANS Call MR. AMELUNG Ke Sugar Corn . . Foret Regular Price, $82.50 March Sale Price $99 While a Limited Number Last WESTINGHOUSE MOTOR Built - In - The - Head — Patented Feature HE BUILT-IN-THE-HEAD feature is one of the greatest improvements in Sew- ing Machines in the last 40 years. The motor is a part of the Machine and not just an ordinary motor attached to a foot-power Sewing Machine. : | It need only be oiled oncea year. The dust and lint can not get in and this feature does away with the usual motor trouble. Operates on either A. C. or D. C. 110 volts. The speed is regulated to any speed desired. Club Plan — $5 Down, ~$5 Monthly Attachments | Carrying Case You will find it easy to do fancy sewing with Strong walnut case, that keeps all dust out. the attachments that are given free with each Metal handle that makes it easy to carry from Machine. Free instruction to all the family. place to place. Compact and may be put away in the closet. ° Convenient Features Vandervoort Guarantee The electric light is built on the head and is We believe these Machines are the best to be of great value if the room happens to be dark. had for much more than this price, and we guar- You need only pull the thread through the nee- antee them for 20 years against defects. One- dle one-half inch to start sewing. year free adjustment service. Vandervoort s Sewing Machine Shop—Downstairs vada heey: APE Ns FR Ie IE NLS NERS PED BESA Ng SERN OR LAG Re ne BR

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SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH ST.LOUIS POST-NISPATEH 4, Lue. ST.LOLIS PAST-NISPATCH ms “The Chickering Piano” OBTAINABLE in St. Louis at Vandervoort's only. The Ampico can be had in the Chickering or the Marshall and Wendell. wn oe ee ee se ts oT “ oo re it der as ‘ Se ete Seite ee Lanett Hf my * . P oe ee tee { a i : re : a: Fe | Baa? Madeira Linen Tea 4 My 3 &. ° tthe Napkins $4.95 Doz. Le? ble : ie Baik All-linen Napkins with Madeira embroidery and i it ie scallops. Some measure 13x13 inches. IPL ; fea) | Hemmed Linen Damask 124 b ag Luncheon Cloths wmeeii ae : Size 45x45 inches, $2.25 each q Bigs Size 54x54 inches, $3.50 each Fs he Size 63x63 inches, $4.50 each f} . 2 Three low prices for hemmed linen Cloths in spot, +h ivy and striped patterns. iad Filet Lace Service Plate Doilies he $3.50 Dozen My ‘ | Most attractive for the dinner service are these at H Doilies—5-inch size. | 1th Filet Lace Chair Backs, $1.00 Each , : a | Several styles in these decorative lace pieces. 4k . r Some with tassels. . ? + ; pe 1 he if qi 5 ie i Colored Linen Luncheon Sets, at $3.50 i Pink, blue and gold checked linen Luncheon Sets, neatly hemmed. One 50x50-inch cloth and six 16x16- inch napkins. | Italian Linen Luncheon Sets, $7.50 Hand-embroidered Linen Set, consisting of one 22-inch square with six 12x18-inch service mats. Italian Refreshment Sets, at $4.25 Hand-hemstitched set, consisting of one 36-inch square and four napkins. | Store Hours: Daily, 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 Seruggsldervoort-Gamey ® —— ~_— + nee ae el - OE eee ii | Planned to Meet Your Springtime Household Need || Linear-A Maree Substantial Savings—Large Assortments—High Standard of Quality Special purchases of table and household Linens secured especially for this March Event. Planned for homemakers who wish to replenish Linen needs in the Springtime, sav- ings can be made that will delight the thrifty-minded. All new, fresh Linens that women will enjoy seeing and buying. ee TO ape. inal spot 18-36 18x45 = | if tapes Important F eature! Double Damask Linen Pattern Tablecloths See Our Other Advertisements on Pages 11 and 13, This Section A A a a anaes YT Y IVEAT Bleached Double Damask Linen for Narrow Tables 45 inches wide at $2.25 Yd. 54 inches wide at $2.50 Yd. Floral and conventional designs in this excellent quality linen for the narrow tables. Bleached Damask Napkins, $4.50 Doz. Fine quality all-linen Napkins in neat floral or patterns. 21-inch size. Irish Linen Scarfs, Hemstitched Suitable for buffet or dresser. De $1.00 1OmNE Oe. gk ck $1.50 eo $1.25 Waa we de ce x 50 Linen Bridge Table Covers, $1.00 Cream color Linen Bridge Table Covers with for tying on. 36 inches square. | Embroidered Crash Towels, 85c Each Pretty designs. Size 17x28 in. ee gi — 2x2 Yards $7. St 2x2"/p Yards § Y. 51) Size 2N3 . TOR © ess. - -s: $11.50 , Size2x3!% Yards at........ A. $13.50 Hemstitched Huck Towels, 75c Each , Size 2X4 °° “Fas Ge sss $15.00 All-linen Towels with pretty damask border. Handsome floral and conventional designs in these fine quality femstitched hem. Size 18x33 in. Double Damask Linen Pattern Tablecloths. All sizes. 22x22-Inch Napkins to Match, dozen... .$8.95 Pretty floral and striped yard patterns in this all-linen Table All Damask of exceptional quality at this price. 64 inches wide. | -usuall Hemmed Huck Towels, 35c Ea., $4 Doz. All-linen white Towels in a heavy quality. Size Unbleached Linen $4.00 | 17x32 Table Damask j as Yd. inches. Hemmed Bath Towels, 39c Each white; heavy quality. Size 20x40 inches. Not y found less than 50c. Linen Crash Roller Towels $700 Linen Glass Toweling, 35c Yard Made of 2'4 yards of heavy quality all-linen Crash. linen Shop—sSeeond Floor. ar SHER ow Pata ry SO, ns aa So OMNES pa eee e se - Fe" : 7 * > et mm Resto Aa El, >. = ~~ OO ~~, et hal = ‘ mm » a a . —_ ion oh woe = a. eae — - " - a ‘ * ¢ ey 4 - s . Pr na Pr aticaale ES WF Wain LF RO apnea Light II a ag PAY Pore resnen on ntindinns er - ee re ee . 7 aig Pie aie ee - ‘ x — . = Tabi m4 or gy a POR ee Vine Ve oes service for Twelve 100 Pieces, $ : 5() Regularly $99.75 — —— -— es 7 - OPP EY ea we a feted al and ne 4 wa oh © — oe e¥ v* & nt tetiea se | . A“ Ae | A fine, thin, imported china, exouisitely decorated in a rich border pattern. ‘The handles are matt gold, also the gold bands on all pieces. Replacements can always be made from our open stock. Le. Fe Rr ars Re PS eS RS a ii ans Lee eet ~ apes, 0. ; PS me : yo th ee ae , - “ "ea ’ . o- * tts ry = e = s ree apes SS MES SoS et etre am ger me ’ aaa Sos ls Fe 3 ts ior roa hes, ee 4 at > Ba ‘i Le os Rt e } heli aurk te ho > hb Ath ih Ah NS i , a) Ls 7 tahoe at Somer 5 hy Ley i Eee ge 1a] Att Toon Wai aE it " "wae ' oe 2 ae ‘ te cate ne Pe ee ee it go i or lh Regular dinner size plates of thin, strong china, each 12c Regularly $27.50 Fine Limoges China in Open Stock 12 Dinner Plates | 12 Bread and Butters : 12 Salad Plates 12 Soup Plates 12 Sauce Dishes 12 Cups 12 Saucers 2 Meat Platters 2 Covered Vegetable | Dishes 1 Open Vegetable Bowl Cream Pitcher Sugar Bow! * Butter Dish ~ Pickle Dish 1 Gravy Boat ae This is one of our 47 Open Stock Patterns at Vandervoort’s. ——— . ~— + ee Ivory Porcelain 50-piece Set, $ ee Complete service for six. The new Gadron shape, attractively decorated in three patterns. Illustrated at left. : > 49-Pe. {. a] ~hi : Ta 4 = White China Plates Set! China, decorated, with gold handles. Regularly $19.75, now $12.90 Vandervoort’s China Shop—Fourth Floor. - Showing of Never were there so many delightful Red or blue checks. 17 inches wide. New Curtains ways to deck the home for Spring! You will enjoy a visit to the Drapery Shop this week, when these beautiful new Curtains and drapery fabrics will be displayed for your inspection. You will see how ezsy it is to freshen the windows at very slight cost. . / A> SY ae Bins mae = wee ee } GUETtLE 4? PY 7 , | RP ta @ Bik Dro © mS Sw a ae pany oe a) > Hi Fringed Casement Curtains Dainty novelty weaves in rayon, pa. : nach, also French marguisette in the new striped effects. All finished $7.98 with rayon bullion fringe. Regu- larly $2.45 to $3.50, Fringed Lace Panels New two-tone weaves in effec- Special, tive allover designs. Straight or $) as scalloped at bottom, with rayon fringe. Regularly $2.75. Each, New Ruffled Curtains Fine quality of mercerized gren- _‘ Pair, adine, with fancy dots. Plain ruf- $ 00 fling. Extra width and length; 36 3.00 inches by 2!4 yards, For Bedrooms, Sunrooms and Breakfast Rooms 122 4132 Bright sunfast colored flowers and fig grenadine. Some are flounced with beat ures are woven into this sheer natural colored itiful laces, others have colored ruffles. Al] have valance to fit the average size window. Drapery Damask, closely woven rayon on me rcerized ground. Beautiful all- —— . over designs on plain or multi-colored grounds, 36 inches wide. SPECIAL.. $1. faa } d. Vandervoort’s Curtain and Drapery Shop—Fourth Floor. ‘our store and make arrangements for the Junior Simplex Could anything be easier? } Phone GArfield 7500 or visit our Electric Shop—Downstalirs ee ee t Now! Fora Limited Time Only! save $30.50 , On the New Improved Junior Simplex Ironer] Ma Offered ata ROGERS P EET Fine Clothes for men are ayajj: able in St. Louis only at Van. | dervoort’s. | Be J ae | Store Hours: Daily, 9:00 Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth @ | HEAR all the latest release listening machine on the the foot of the main stairway, popular hits are there—a co for quick selection. i ae a — --- ~* iceability with it. a, a oj It. must satisfy you - wa a to satisfy us. ae 2 oe — Ss It Must -} Satisfy Us ff THE sale of an ifem of merchandise in this store does not absolve us from re- sponsibility for its quality, | When we sell a com- modity we sell serv- Y AY sn i = wat Special Reduced Price This new low cash price has been set by the manufac turers and will be maintained only during their gre time-limited national Simplex Sale. It presents the beg opportunity you've ever had to acquaint yourself with one of the greatest labor savers that has ever been of fered to womankind. $5 Down, $6 a Month This sale presents the greatest value ever offered on ag Electric Ironing Machine. | these remarkably low terms. to be sent to your home. \o . ' mgs | Pat —=" Eden andg ve. 655s Universal © Bucterick Patten Washers & New Wast Floor samples and demon - sa s strators. All in perfect com@ Printed dition. | | One Year Factory Guarantee Jf $1 (0) vera Priced as Low as $65] Others Priced Accordingly $125.00 to $149.50 Call GArfield 7500 Sold on Easy Terms Electrica Shop—Downstairs | Electric Sewing Machine Motor and treadle. One year guarantee, Regularly $15. Special $11.45 As evidence, we give ye SCRUGGS: VANDERVOORT- f BARNEY . 4 $992 | » Just phone or step inte™ 4 a - #| 6©6©Ming Ting Crepe | ‘ ' A most attractive new Crepe in colorful printed _ designs that offer a | varied choice. 36 inches | Ne | | | | A —_ oF English Batiste | 69c Yard | Soft finish mercerized white Batiste; usually Electric Irons in Two Styles One year guarantee. Com- | plete with cord and plug. | Regularly $5.00. Special $2.95 eo oF $sigi 85c a yard; 45 inches | ¢ wide, Tinted Rayon Special Sale of the Super Royal Cieaner i 2 beers i 7: Free Trial in Your Home. Phone Garfield 7500 Electric Shop- Allowance | on any old cleaner, regardless of condition or make. : Special Terms 2 An Unusual March $2.00 Down 25% Disco One year to pay balance. © Y i 1 65c Yard: | ) Pastel tints in Rayon for lingerie and Princess Slips. the ee ee y Sho LEEK... hair deser\ befitting one’s Here, Madame, is accorded evé bobbers! 5C : A “FACIAL” ing, youthafying SCALP TREAT healthy hair chal 13% Off Regular Tag Entire : Stock Hair Sophia Hair Nt Toilet Articles. Beauty Shop—Thi ty: iownstairs ae ——— SS Pee Pe sy : i ve ee A page Be = J %,* ee ty, hs > : rT, ng DER Pe 5 . . 4" beats Pages. ee ele Bp i i“ RSM aeRR. + a asa : Bis? wim tog of he Bo: “+e : oo The gee es < 9s Pa % » ' ; SOIR TAT g Fa tae pee SEE NE il daha be! Mes ¢ Pk

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a nae NE tate _SELOUIS POST-DISPATCH , SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 7. 199 Ph s ye——____. “= “ ci rs ae. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 131 : | ail the latest releases on a special e , ERS on i, 1 F ine | listening machine on the First Floor at -. iit horse p20: on Our pues can sthes for men are avail 4M} «the foot of the main stairway. All the most poi sty Se ee of classical and standard rolls in the city. | Ask to hear “Mammy, the Best Friend We Ever Had,” on Q. R. S. Roll No. 3210. Player Roll Shep—Sitxth Floor popular hits are there—a convenient spot for quick selection. St. Louis only at Van. * t’s. q [eee Ce ne ee ee Store Hours: Daily, 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 Jeuggs Uw ; ron: jamey See Our Other Advertisements on Pages I] and FZ, T his Section Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth bcust, From Ninth to Tenth rey — q . LN teense —_ - ee eee Seasiamein acteiepateedeniniattiette sande: one oe . a ES eS nce settiteeretsbeatietenn naam _ — ES a +... peeeneertnenstaenenateanmteetine on eee i Satisfy Us | Beginning Monday—Exposition of New Spring Apparel HE sale of an item his store does. no | varied and extensive collection of smart Spring Ap- | on parel will reveal the Modes which the foremost designers have approved—which Vandervoorts spon- sors for fashionable St. Louisans. ——— LIVING MODELS on Tuesday, Will Display New Spring Styles in the Various Apparel Shops | a Second and Third Floors, Between the Hours of 10:00 A. M. and 4:00 P. M When we sell a com- > We Mab Oe BARNE|\ ———— RT a Fashions, new and lovely, chosen with discriminat- | ing regard to beauty, good taste and their assured | ef place in the Spring, 1926, mode, make their bow Mon- | day in the Vandervoort Apparel Shops. A widely | moditv we sell serv- iceability with it. | It must satisfy you - to satisfy us. i EEE eee, ere seaman gre ARE“ > se A te na -+ -+--~- we Monday—In the Wash Cottons Shop Mannequins Will Wear Pretty ee a a Begining Monday—Final Week of the $200,000 Semi-Annual Furniture Event Club Payments mproved Junior x Ironer | ' » $99 has been set by the manufac. { ained only during their great @ plex Sale. It presents the best # had to acquaint yourself with@ savers that has ever been of- ~ - ne b »o % * a, ath “ . a . i ™ saad : i oe LE TN TT A a R a Summer Frocks Made otf Wm. Anderson Prints Any piece of furniture can be secured for a reasonable down payment at Van- dervoort’s, and the balance will be ex- tended over many months in equal pay- ments, Charge Accounts Furniture may be purchased on your regular charge account, up to the amount of your established credit. The opportunities offered by this occasion have created the greatest volume of business ever recorded in our Furniture Department at this season. In order to share in this great event, you must act at once. These items will not be on sale at the present prices after this week. Remember—everything in the Semi-Annual Event is the latest, newest style—just received from the market. substantial saving. And every item represents a You may see for yourself what charming frocks can be made from these new Prints. The same designs as the frocks worn by the mannequins, and the Butterick Patterns from which they were made can all be chosen here tomorrow. All Wm. Anderson Prints are guar- anteed fast color—an important fact to note. A spe- cial price during this exposition. PER Regularly 59c Yard Many More Uses for These Prints «ts td 'g e” : ee enna ca tenes et . - ouietidlih. 3 ee regal Wag ets a wy w rt agen ails oS een eye ee oe ett ‘a | $6 a Month atest value ever offered on an As evidence, we give you | ms. Just phone or step Into ements for the Junior Simplex. Could anything be easier? d 7500 or visit our hop—Downstaire s ote ¢ ery . ee siete ee inl dm ataimtccattt «he MN yp etme ate 4 me as mere > 4 coer ow t X Special MY wet 7 — . _ 7 pie ‘ Ny Offer! | Valances Lamp Shades Luncheon Sets’ Shoe Bags ee ea cn | : , Butterick Draperies Cushions Smocks’_ Bedspreads Butterick ° . “2 Ed d Pattern ,@ Furniture Slip-Covers Laundry Bags Pattern $379 All-Mohair Davenport and Chair ef) afl — wy GY Ask for the Little Book of Knowledge x — A Suite that fulfills all the requirements of comfort and good taste in living room pieces. Solid mahogany frame. Upholstery of fine mohair with outside backs of the same material. Cushions are reversible, with one side covered in damask that gives a pleasing contrast. All moss and felt construction. larly $375.00 Butterick Pattern Full of Practical Sewing Information No. 6700 : ™ New VVash Cottons for Summer Frock 54-Inch Bordered | 5 ih ona Uhibe Silk and Lisle Crepes Crepes $2.95 — : $1.50 Yard Unusually lovely for the Summer frock are these new | printed border silk and lisle Crepes in new designs and | : Color combinations. _ These lustrous new silk ' ; d lisle C i Embroidered Voiles,$2.00 Yard = av jaree array of pretty Universal Washers oor samples and demon- rators. All in perfect con- tion. ee Printed Ming Ting Crepe $1.00" A most attractive new Crepe in colorful printed tory Guarantee Low as $65 od Accordingly SEER Re NRO Be RB PO rer Nae DR desions that offer a : ‘ 7 to $149.50 ae Ries 06 inrhes Allover embroidered Voiles in dainty pastel shades for | designs and colors. 36 irfield 7500 r party and afternoon frocks. 39 inches wide. es wet te a Colored Wash Goods Shop—Second Floor. asy Terms ar sane b? a act op— Downstairs N ew White Wash Cottons a ee ° ° + iad it a _ , i f bike mi. 2 i j Electric Irons in English Batiste Brocaded White Rayon Pearl of | ‘ | i con O9C ya $1.25 ver ee. | $395 Walnut Suite of Four Pieces | | ee wo Soft finish mercerized ; ; : ; : ; , : RE. | | Plete with cord and plug. “oa A beautiful White Rayon in an allover brocaded de- This exceedingly beautiful Suite is featured by one of the country’s leadin : | Regularly $5.00. white Batiste; usually | signs for the fashion-favored white frock. Very lustrous | Summer Frocks : Fine burl walnut veneers with inlaid decorative oon are fim : manufacturers. ished to bring out the beautiful figures. Thoroughly well built throughout. Large dresser, full length vanity, chest of drawers and full size bed comprise the Suite. Regularly $395 85c a yard; 45 inches | wide, Tinted Rayon 65c Yard Pastel tints in Rayon for lingerie and Princess Slips, | Beauty Shop Bobbing LEEK... wavy... curly—each type - hair deserves a becoming Bob, best Ay ; , befitting one’s features and face line. Here, Madame, such individual service finish. | | Special $2.95 me Embroidered Voiles $2.50» Allover embroidered Voile in Pindot. designs for the distinctive lingerie frock of Summer. 42 inches wide. White Wash Goods Shop—sSecond floor. “20 $1.00 v0 Pretty pastel shades in this lovely material for making children’s frocks. 36 inches wide. Szle of the Royal leaner ‘13% | | | | ¢. Floor Lamp Complete ~ : . ae he oh 9 ») Gh} oe ee , 6e- Gee All wan : is accorded every patron—by expert 28 50 | - } ei OWa)hCce : : bobbers! 50c and 75c ‘ 2 y old cleaner, regardless ; i f A “CACIAL” relaxing, refresh- $1 This lamp of charming design is all | : : | yndition Or make. 4 g ing, youthifying eee oe ae ee metal, heavily plated, and will last - See, tT CESS SESE cae as ee panera! mM eae jalan,” “S ‘ d be, SCALP TREATMENT to keep $] long, without showing dents and | . : ? ‘ a Oy healthy hair charming.........:.. scratches. 50 D -R S f E h P Special Terms re = tel March arid A most attractive shade has been se- $3 InIn?s OOTT) ute O 1g t 1eECES lected to harmonize. It is made of pleated Georgette over silk, and the ‘trimming is delightfully new. Seldom do you find an opportunity to buy dining room furniture of this type at such a moderate price! The table, 66-inch buffet and six chairs are of good cabinet wood with tops of walnut and fronts of New England maple. The chairs are covered with an attractive tapestry. Built to Vanderoort specifi- cations for this event. China Cabinet, $66. Serving Cabinet, $40. Vandervoort s Furniture Shop—Fifth Floor. $2.00 Down e year to pay balance. 25% Discount Off Regular Tag Prices Entire : Stock Hair Goods Sophia Hair Nets and Toilet Articles. bea uty Shop—Third Floor. ——= ee ——————— See the New Electric Fixtures on Display in the Lamp Shop. “198 Lamp Shop—tFourth Floor. me. Phone Gartield 7500 Op Townst

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SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1926. st. - LOUIS POST-OISPATCH * ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH since BOA BET eee muenrengns Ris OP | The duo-plano numbers Hs ted in| FUNERAL OF F, H ~ BRINKMANN years old, had been ae TWO GERMAN PLAYS | M REJECTS PROPOSAL HE Quir c a Settos, 5 vears old, of 4145} Hospital Friday from papier nn -DUO- PIANO RECITAL AT ‘ie nrogram are Moskowski’s SEND NT . HB men who ar “ ar—in the belli aximum of beg But not many!4 ; For they are be; finest Paige. Afr : $175 Walnut 8-Pc. _Dinin Suite, . as Hinstrated ee, 0 5 : $239 Walnut she. $ Tl @) } _ Bedroom Suite... ip) A WELL-KNOWN maker of high-priced furniture produced | 4 | . ' s avenu The child h: -ic¢ t Saturday, wh' 6 ) ‘ treasurer 13 years. He is survive: The German Stock comp 4 Law: p 22 seg peaglee aa onan thd ee anges haft at the en PILGRIM CHURCH TUESDAY “Sarabande,” Mozart’s “Sonata © He. Was Last “Surviving eae oF by his wife and four sons, Oscar, noynces a new poli as is. ae » BIS 90 DAYS « es) eee eeeeries Bnd | down an elevate’ - the. first | Major.” played without pause; North st. Louis Turnverein. “rank. Jul‘us and Edmond ns é Y unde. 7% » be : marine veaterday i } jJant, from / uo-pian pe] Vins, | oaasUr. dacs. cial BOR gos : ‘ Pane ‘re aeons —— ne ~~ it will make two produce Rs +. ¢ Ttcamste : ark, at a hearing yesterday, de- | companys pian A du vee iar linoff’s “Prelude Mili-|; eral of Francis H. Brink- || e: as erysipelas. Ons : ia mister Will oo Workhouse =, ;., q entttiin When he refused | floor to the basement. Bs: ussell Henry Mec theed iy Mrs. aire Debane a Gate Pages = pagers oa sla. Statens cause of death _— ; y: } las week, instead of one, ang will “a . ao Ce —* Mine for to accept the Court’s proposal the ———$—$——— IF rank A. Habig, assisted by Mrs. wt re ir fhe aw. - ete ee ve i gor and the last surviv- Pastors Address Safety Meeting. them at the Jeffia Ayala i @reless Driving. . ; . ite: ‘ : a4. 7 es ; atomontel Park. ps . 1] ont ‘alto ‘Mousso! skv Hiopak, ane ( ooperase Co. i : . . oe ‘.¢ _o a , Jeffersor ¢ nad I a fawat | Earl Clark eietis , | Workhouse sentence and ‘ine were; Donates $25 a ee ee ee ee sky’s “Su nite On. 15." ling member of the North St. Louis “The Margin of Safety” will be Yetlerson an “fayette » : : : ae ie ‘a y & teamster, of 1408 {mposed. ‘Clark filed notice of ap- At Thursday night’s meeting Of|ana John Halk, violinist, will bo." as ; a da F PE et . = h lied Friday, will. discussed by the Rev. Ivan Lee! Inst ad of the Odeon, ES > q dd Deer street, yesterday rejected the * low ileri Mrs. Carrolls’ selections a&re€|Turnverein, who Gile spelt de a ' ' eT ee ; ROAR SHAS SHOX, ‘| :. a ; ? ' “se ¥ neal, . { %ost No. 199, Ameri- given Tuesday night at Pilgrim : : ne pe ventuertnans from an: Holt at the monthly Safety Coun- ponign the « ompany SY N e- = S > 3 % en we 2 ollee Judge Beck : a Be a ee Adjutant reported | Congregational Church Union from Ganz, Debussy pages cmseeggrta pipet 8 ae ae iD ahaa gn ae ¢ i superintendents |a comedy. “Die Wael Ona : N = Conan = al : i’ P that he Cease using ” Fy te autom: bile Dies lk‘rom Iiffect of Fall. ean Legion, the Adjuta — oes 2 fale a : hae and she w ill be accompanied ry undertaker'’s chape ul ‘alr ans Cli meeungs a | as UpPOCrimmtcenaeics & ae ‘ ’ i es it ne . : ; ph i . ‘ : . ® a . = . + i 5 on Mirror heavy two-inch frames, carved top ornaments and fin- ge and Start at Indi r > . = e . bd . . ai ae est etched plate mirrors, have just arrived and go on $3.95 4 | bai rs “ 5:95 sale Monday. They are such outstanding values that =—=— 4 Ralph Muiford, automobile rac-9 ‘aq . : > ° ° f | : : veteran and engineer, is among a ; 4 we fear the selection will be quickly broken, so shop ea 4 ing , cq ; : . ' HANDSOME antique gold =; . these who believe that the future 53 te = EAUTIFULLY etched Ve- early! or silver frame, with just &§ : motor car will be powered with® — eS . : netian style with attrac- a touch of color. Carved or- 5 : for ¢ - Diesel oil engi . ? ae . 4 eaome form of a Diesel oil engine, ie , oy : ee oe line as shown. nament. Very heavy plate. s: : a THE | | Sve carved oxrtine te oe Starts 9 A.M. Monday at theHup Size over all rgx3r inches. (At } “The coming car." sald Mulford ia | ts Pal 5 : : ee eens. _ ° ® : : the course of @ talk with the writ- « | | $ : 4.9 : : : : er in St. Louis recently, “will have ® ine 3 : : : no spark plugs. When you stop | : - ‘ po 4 ie : ‘S Se, PLL, 3: . . ‘erything ab ' I . io) bee UEEN ANNE style Chests with? : a ES an cc 4 ’ your car, everything ves) ‘ ; walnut - finished exteriors and ; : AS Osi Te Bess TAR re ee Te ee ee : : . atop — motor, electrical apparatus, f | : i ee ; Tennessee red cedar interiors. Safe = : o 4 : : Spring Patterns! f 6etc., as well as wheels. The en- iif é a } storage for the Winter woolens and : : cy : : Pr sogine will be of the Diesel type and [ea 4 . . an ° . i. i «i} Ave vorking parts e€x- ‘ “et “ furs. ° 4 in ° . R roy Ca e y 3 ; x il! )y ive oO \ Oo! . ; . . 5 |: S _ ugs , y aie Nose ad. When Vou look inside the. ea ; : : ct | _ | “ ie : : ~ f hood you will see only a block of | E | : . ). om i | , HSS TT > = $45 9x12 Seamless Velvet Rugs, ig Myron. p.) | > os ARH i meeriean(/ 1 : ; ¢ beautiful new $24. 15 Foresees Better Springing. io “ e . y) — — 1 : patterns 60006 6064686 Oe “Thera will be a generator in =] : e é - mh ten Oheh = aaieh 946% VOdee™ 1.0 . . r here : i ee AG ss Bc are SEE Sa BL BITE ISTO suihinisiei San seeiommaain BS $9. 50 Buffet Mirror : = $49.50 9x12 Axminster Rugs—many, the flywheel that will serve as gens) ; : ; Mo ds ffet Mirror ANTIQUE gold or silver frame with Fo a es : § new designs and $32 erator and starting motor com- | : . $24 itere urre carved top ornament and a subtle touch $ 95 : : COMM 6k ine eo hined. The car will have only. mm; | : = PYANDSOMELY mitered style shown above with of color. Beautifully etched center panel. $27. 50 Electric cues Mirror : : $30 6x9 Axminster Ruge—ideal ge high, low and revene = : . antigue gold or silver frame : § ‘45 Size 15x48 inches over all Se ae ee of oe ee oP a ORGEOUSLY etched plate mirror, as 9 5 . = small 22.5 will be in high all the time, OX- | : i s § and carved top ornaments. Size antique gold or silver frame; 14 S. 8. SOOM... . 1s cssecnceas cept in deep mud oF Fuss . * ‘ati : : EE ob esses cc cc cece electric sconces to match, Com- =" : : $12 9x12 Duralin Art $8. ‘ “In st 0 bee: ha in high |. 7 We MD . as plete with cord and plug. Size = § Squares—all perfect...... 05} gear. You will tout =e ’ (a : : 21xac inches H . ‘ the generator will start as in ania i] eS EB $18 Tae cannes LB Sage Veeee Throw ues gy gg cari en. then 9ou it pay 4 7 : ? : : ae $16 = : ——-27X54-INCN SIZC........ : the button a Httle farther and thet | ge ae : : inole- g notor will cpt in at ive ed, |o a4 : ae Cc ar he A: I meth . : $22.00 Genuine Lino $16 50 | motor will cpt in at a given speed, ‘4 | | : $30 Steel Da-Bed : i onsore Teas: Og 2) 66 99 , wa ee ee °2Y 1° to 20: miles SS ee oid) 3 gE Mirror noe 1 ptepmiaigal Maestro = «6 $2.00-Yard Extra-Heavy Velvet | “When the car is going down { f ; $4 Se, 905 . . rro “ : . Stair Carpet, $1 25 hill the fuel will be cut off entire- : 7 + . . ig M 7 > A : * ehicl ri] oe - 7 t po | : sieeiiianenie ee : ; per See isa weeewawes om ly, which will means a great say : : 95 irror . =e s “fi ing. ‘There will be brakes on all ) : : . 5 = os , . four wheels, as now on most cars T HIS popular priced Da-Bed serves : : ——— re * tl se calinane 4 . above a eertain price level. as a lounge by day or as a full- . : SS : “Probably riding qualities will be | tg sized bed at night. Heavy, tufted pad, = : BEAUTIFUL console style $20 Beautifully TT in NEWEST mirror idea (at right) Ee eg : sin ae eee ~ a on pts - : . : . ; s e e difficulty now is iat no cretonne cover with full flounce. s (at left) with antique { ABGe tapestries in a choice selection of _ Vari-colored mottled glass ae fF enough time and money are spent : gold frame and flower basket subjects, framed as shown above in an- % 95 inlay pray frame in red or 4 $55 Mahogany =——— : etching on the glass. SiZC tique gold with top ornament. For wall over OC: peecnigst net. Gee tgnge seen . 4 | | . . : ; 4 over all 14x34 inches. buffet. Size 24x60 inches. : ey . y Secretary 3 ee slay: ; | $9 ivory Bassinets - 3 4 aEINN fs SSEEEEEEESETETTCDOSEESESESESSTOTODDOED So OOO TTT ogee a = = Gi Bes oxo | : : - 7 = acl: Sr reer ‘ so 7] — | $39.25 ae f Ey —s- f i: a oe a?>> ue I 4 —" os i a HE. i HH , ) =e fc $ ver frame. Size over all, 19x59 inches . ae. ae eer ewe : . ta ae ae tf ial a Oe ae ’ #4 t HERE ARE % $ z ; these Suites for us during a dull period and we are in position to offer a most attractive value. The tops and panels are handsome walnut veneers, the design is up to the minute. Included $225 Kroehler 3-Pc. $ mle Davenport Bed Suite Beautiful walnut veneefs on tops and exposed surfaces of the large dresser, bow-end bed @ T be antique craze influences the design and finish of one of the handsomest Suites of the a). | HE celebrated Kroehler name on this Suite is in itself assurance of permanent satisfact are 66-inch buffet, 6-foot extension table, host's chair and d | | A “ovasaggeye a a Suite built : heavy frames. with ailiaaalted backs, reas — :: chairs upholstered in tapestry. oo ee ee which we price at $139. Dainty hand-painted ornament on fronts as shown. | a cushions filled with resilient springs. overed in high-grade fi d l l x $3 rately tne pieces are | | port opens into a full-sized bed. — eared and plain velour. Daven- . i China Cabinet, $29.50 Serving Table, $12.50 7 remarkable | e | = We Giios and Redeem Eagle Stamps Z Bed, $36.00 Vanity, $54.50 Dresser, $53.50 Chifforobe, $49.50 © : - + Convenient Credit Terms. - sLoocsnnenennnnseceeeerereceeeeeoetes HRSRELEEEETTTsrteengpreeeeceeseeneteceeeeeeeceeeereeraecreceeeteceeteersetteeeeeceraeee! Convenient Credit Terms. their next auto Ad i : , i : $30 3-Door , | — , — —— — $85 Enameled lacuna aaniiiait SEIDIIDIEGITISISISEISESISTIETES Tests sassy eae a Wonderfully - °a | drive-— power Refrigerator Gas Range ‘ $1 8:75 "Si able as one’s fave the industry can ~ : _—- _—s — a Se ~ a CO fireeseccesvensecescessnsesseseseellO\o i : as _ pens or White Enamel it is just im JUS 3i] k IDE-ICER of a_ well-known uy these splendid porcelain at : make at 2 reduced price ele ie de buy more actual ag glam ice posh, Full cabine et +3 ; shelves anc an te: | hema : | ao oe oven and broiler and four- : We'll gladly let : We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps i $1 85 Queen Anne convenience Me ri | $75 Gray Oak 5-Pc. $ 307 paurch | Breakfast Set with i Extension Table .. Free your own experi Re COMMUNITY DE a Ritz Motor Car ' Venice, m. f Ed. C ‘Edwardsville, Hi. ZS als _4-Piece Bedroom SE of Stoves HE generous proportions of this Suite indicate its @Ci™ UB i aos OR 1} fe oe A “s ~ . . 82 F ee ose desirous : \ ke ehow thea ; sos " i HE Avenue Special” five- piece Set. built of solid oak with cae : Bandy shy ee GVA ‘ \ W pine fe — f gs . $33 value. Four handsome, well proportioned Queen : Re > extra leaves concealed in the table and four box-se: ele ene future nae d Quick Meal, Bridge $3 pieces, as shown, in beautiful walnut color. including § Atlas Auto . to _ eer F inished in two tones of gray with th c permanent . Wwe will st ® pup. A . ee h, . re $34 large Vanity with triple mirror, a bow- end bed, a large dr b 4833 Easton pi ° rs chases hi s a F (oA K, stoore’s, + K fe eee , e , ae i acquer which prevents “hot plate” spots. d “apace without Billed Eagle Stamp Books Redeemed $2 in Cash, $2.50 in Merchandise er'a and oth. Stewan +f and a roomy chifforobe. Imagine buying such a Suite as this Fendler Paige-J ’ bssbostssrencrcseseatetectasestsersoscrsecesstsszstszrenseeeecesserereszesessnseeseseesssessrsersesseneserseseresoe: eancabeeaiaiehiaiibevenen: $f W. A SHIN and Ranges. “: so ridiculously low a price! es 138-40 Lemay Ferry Becssake debesscccsonabansasnsdenccenacccenence gees TTA a a ; GTON AT SEVENTH ot sccsseosresssesressecsesseerszecsessestsececseseceneersessserserseres: Se sesesesres 22 desecasouecesesess SSStlESSSTTES eS eeee Be Heimsch A ee ee ee ae BR IN a eS a re eee ie og ee ee g ca19 8, J | 4 : v BR gett “pre? Hoty eee Pinte errr © owe fs ee eh She es ws 4 a ‘° 7 . ad he x fobs reat sd of ois enh ae ree Be. 2 * “4 EI - bs ae ” > ¥ Te

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| TW GERMAN PLAY m4 SOR. oe ; SSMKQQ DAA Gaugg, WY SOW SQ SY AQAA a oo fis W a€ @ ; | Nagy te Ss \ EY § SXNY ASSES F DMQq sane WM - 7 Wo SY S Y Ys : SSSAQWE AAA As a ON ~ SON oy were in ee Man RS S Ne \ Ws SS SS Reg xo SS MQ SS x oe ANY SS SS i a if s s&s ‘ s x x Ss > ‘ es ae 4 4 Te ee ee PENN LORRI RL LEP tc I BREE A 4 ~ x) ° ‘ : Sea Qggage s DgQ Seow | AXYK Es ss aN y S Qoa™ : > Roane jerman Stock company a) > = My Yan? Soa Qo 2 : Qacenet® ke two productions eg amen NN | : fead of one, and will give \ \N N | NS SpA | Cu - tant AL E th say" 3 ge ° \. NK AgywF LC Qgg8 hie . S Swoon, OS >{) “4, 4, ht Ui ZY Y) : . TS AHOOOH_ WQHHAL WHO, NN = IN Company : : ~ a ~\ . ~ ae wil Offer® N : Raat Hoag’ § SN MS&sxq_ § N Xs » , t Ohne Maes ? SNOON : NOON WSAnx Soy, SANA NY =: = WOOrwsy ™ . ~ SWAY yoni | Sos Maas AMMAK Maat SHS ae ww + tence “ - ae _— : ~ ow - —- ee ee ee ee ee ee eee eee ee eee PART FOUR 6, ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCHE 7. 1996. “PAGES L- — CE ttt ttt St a nage 2 eR cena ne ee a Ee ee eee oe - a — fied Engine Paes Future Car, Says Mulford, Road to Penetrate North Carolina Mountains MILES one AYS. ae Noted as Racing D river aa aie as va id (seca e RECORD BY 2748 MILES Advocates Resumption of 24-Hour Stock Car nn eee ee ae : : } | : a | ; Sea Level, Between Two |* cai sti | oe » Extraordinary Feat by 6-Cylinder O.: M. Races—May Re-enter nd Event | bag fe ee ee er phe a Re Pe ee eee y ; Sp dway merits | of Highest Peaks East of | gs ee eee eae ee ee es : gas. he Pei eS Spor ts Model Reported—-Averag e of 64 and Start at Indianapolis Event. | ee ee ee SS ie — ce sais M. P. H. for 144 Hours. and Redeem Eagle Stampa! . é i SA, aoe Rit ila nS Tai wt We bp BIS gt EDA gL eta Ot Sain hs aad Jey % " pee’ . . sok ale e ‘ Mi, setae 1 ae ie aia A " es on 7 Fay 2 ke ames ch hres Rye eM fs hak ie. a a as iN als i WN a i is 2 ap ll aan oo cle x Soe co oe ‘f Va me | be ¥ : s , the Mississippi River — ) Will Traverse Wonderful a, ie ree Be ys oe é mn ra se Mah 8° dt 4 : , Bae. RP Sas ESS "Miia oP”. GM I aN. ORE AME yA. x RT ee Ns SD ONG - bby JIM LANCE. steady running and was handie@ by talph Muiford, automobile rac-° on design and manufacture of ° & Oo ea fr ae! Le springs and on fitting then: to the S SB gh os od BOS 5 ein SMT ie NS a a TET ae : 5S 6 ay cenery. | alle EO ely” 5 AROSE POE NOM NS So ae ge Se ae ~ “ Ci A SABLE at 3 % ch OM. Ota: ot ae ae : ; drivers in relays P. S “2 ; “ne vs An » oP Fe x ar ”~ eS ny . Wn Se a od . i. &. R a ne a 43 : “2 ae >. 237 ail an * ; . ¢ udging Irory) Py ery au ngie, prot. . . aes ’ ns ee ape ’ 4 : ; 4 a . a ae 2 4 4 : ¥ » rs >i y ee V ; . ve ? Re v3 : toe », . ‘ af . ‘ 7? lt “Lt | i “aA, “Ne , ‘ ms the course of a talk with the writ ‘It is prohable, also, that cars Surveys are under way for a new > a . 7 ge ee Se oi o Fie ae cae Ng ee Oy PEO wee FO, e 4 'six days and nights by an Italian ® te than 2245 nilles b ‘ « \ L 4 ee ie ’ ; ; e ale ae : . ie 4 e . 4 eS ie 54 a Ne , ; A ex . x ail Pra ss Soe ° > ‘14af : BO-C lle 7 . ae i St I ntl "aril? 3 will be pushed from their centers,| road from Nashville, Tenn., to ; ‘SR RAE gi SB RPS ag : ra “S a Fa 2 Car on the Monza track, in Italy, meee pu fim or * a er nN . 40uls rece li i\ r] WW lid nave . al e é " - : — ' “ ° " 7 n . ; .t : . ” , : ey ‘s ! . ¢ ee . AOS “e en yO: FRR ge OE ee ie 3 ns : ys 2 1 Nong es 3 mien, £ Un no spark piuss : I iss drive through the rear springs ~ i Bat eee 5 vod EG Mga! : 2 Na : = F : ; ta “a 1B verse the heart of the Great Smoky il asesaek c"ta f he , ' ~ oo 5 from Milan. a distance of 7000 miles in the 144 ng about it wil] all cars will have torque tubes, not , ; ee 5 hours. Its average was 438.75 miles fastened to the end of the trans- ; rs an hour, and it ratsed by 536 miles Standard sports model. with bore - a the best previous record, which iissions, but running from a solid- climax ing veteran and engineer, is among Mountains and will have its scenic The car was a six-cylinder O. M. in a pass 5200 feet above your car, everyth stop——motor, electrical apparatus, or: z 1, inches and stroke of APPTOX- was made by an Ansaldo ear. oe : ’ ore . 2 ; “ Oe . > ae 54 é PL, ‘ : : ¢ as well as wheels. rhe en-.... : : : ns Og fe i ees, x oe mt. wo ‘ ) . >, " vs : ae 3 - Os , OSs, C ' ine Wii pe ae tise: 5 hince] [ pe and to the re; ° 7 Sree s ae : ; : ‘ $A x oe ees, 3 ae i> Sen. ae ‘ gS. 2, A tne ? a 5 4 4 . ar W hes is. t+ “t e * } - + wn o “yy Ye ? ’ S Sate ‘ “ , v 45 o > ae a > al * VS a 3s, oa x i “ av’ ax 3 ‘ . ° rye . known as Indian Gap, passes be- ia PLS at Be OCR BE OO ME Ea “Se ge te iy OY let MER os Te ee Tien 2 ann 2 eS ee es 9S My SR ae GS imately 4 inches. It was a stock The Ansaldo car Was driven 9¥ oa y ee AS Ka rae ky, oe gee " 4 we. yh GAS . “S . (2 ney oR ek 45 i" Paes ~ % S$ %, “f C2 “*. a 2 &: s $ ~~ % 2 > . “a * “3 ‘ . a i P oe pt ey. : ae oe SO SER aaa sed » oe % lob, except that ‘the frame was five men in turn a distance of 6484 144 hours. The per- > will have no wW orking parts ¢xX- Pla » . ‘ , : ms to Resume Riac inr. ° seid “4 a acne y a . “—” * re “4 eo ff ie > "es : , “2 4 Wate “so . , ugs & Carpets nosed. When you look inside the : vi tween two of the highest moun- OS, lee ale SOG LY EO icc Si Ye, is I IRS tg scot i ag ig, Ph, iapet ON S N Die 4k He sex? 9 EP iy Ah eS + canecd Y SN RS ne. GR ORS ria 8 Oe RB go Pe Mme Say OC | ESS PR tee SP: eS Rs ares | slightiy shortened and a special Miles in the brs - 4, : RRs FS Oe oS ae Bat OE ee, AO gear ratio was used tormance of the Ansaldo was the +) coat SR Mulford nlars to re-enter « hood you Will see only-a block of ans t e-en | tains east of the Mississippi River aa nage Si Sage BOO™: eee 8S haat iii, in Beanie 8 ee eters more creditable in that its reeerd - Way racing, from which he retirs 5 9x2 Seamless Velvet Rugs. in iron. ei oe oe ann Mount Le Conte, 6680 feet at . eautiful new 24 7 Foresecs Better Springing. a years ago, and may have a | Raises Record by 2248 Miles. q es b and tr ’ ae wi me tle . te ae ‘ 1s MI ; ‘ F ’ ; 5 Y A ry : i “—"s cg a Se e a “Thera will }b renerator in ar ine the J0O0-ral] Indianapol's high, and Clingmans Dome, whic] ' The ©. M. is made in both four- , ; rage in May ns Lot hae thre ; i ai a¢ . , i ] 9.50 9x12 Axminster Rugs—many me 3 oy iy. He expects that this jg only a few feet lower. Moun! a /eylinder and six-cylinder models. ° i : race VW i] } he > 1! if t Yriga?et ‘ ‘we m 7 “on ae ; - . + vane ro . ew designs and f erator and starting motor com- . i : a , = HO Le Conte is probably the most im- Ss ERA The six-cylinder O. AM. sports car, Few American Distance Runs ie ‘ ’ va at kd a * ts a ‘ oe +l, °* f.- es P e e . is e4 . . ‘Sc 4 hs ; ee olors 2.50 bined The car will have only ee eh a pressive single mountain this side hig 9 U with which the 9268-mile record There is > simil . hI oo ae ee q > eimai ; ed the projecte: foreign recers “c- be >nolriag ‘ aoe é — Sa ; : ’ ° no Similar comparan!e 30 6x9 Axminster Rugs—ideal] for high, low and reverse gears and \viueiy anpear ‘he. teock—— 2 - ae sates ae wees , was made, has an engine of the ios: by any American automobile; a eee. wat CT acK-—)2- than 5000 feet above a valley, so | Ye slide valve type. instead of the - | 2 : aici aes coals ‘ - that is, not in the last year or two. overhead valve type generally used Five years ago. in 1921. on the e « . Vv «@ e vu way made on the rough. bumpy concrete of the Miramas track, near Marseilles, France. the fivwheel that will serve as gen- 1 Seaeavaeeneveracasesas se psenne 2.90- Yard tair Carpet, r yard all ~ ee ee eee Oi tire Time, OX- | nue of Chances necessitated by $22 5() cept in deep mud or ruts. ause of changes necessitated bY that a mountain mass virtually «a _ | ~— TE iting | ees will be in hiet the ruling that only cars of ®1 > mite high is visible. Highway en- 7 . in uropean cars. It has two Zenith pp 12 9x12 Duralin Art In starting, you \ ee 2 INS" cubie-inch engine capacity are a0) 17 : gear. You will touch a button and .; | aga gincers hope that it will be possi . carburetors, thermo siphon cooling. wiliys-Knight car was driv 10 Quares—aili pertect...... . =" ; sible, instead of the 122-inch cars ble wm. the - road ve hr = PERI - : i Bat as driven ” : Velvet Throw Ru ‘ iy ; f “ rs - use¢ on spee Ways t 1¢e ast two So . ‘ te S SY e oO a] ) 5 ' @ _ atraa ; . | A : ay: ‘ ‘ o c Ci t4#e? - . ,foP,rP OF ; . r : ete ' , "¢ S n j is rere : . ’ ° . ah Z the button a little further and the Gut Mulford ts inclined to dis : : * ransmission. It is geared 5 to 1 ror autothotive engineering has a4- : : . , , , , " . ' = 45 : ” , : ° + le , a ¢ -t4 . : 22.00 Genuine Linole- $16 5() motor will cyt in at a given speed, count the belief of some design Touring Possibilities. ore as a stock model, and with that vanced materially in flive years. _ ry,? * nae Pe Oy ee “ilo r) ye ° is * ; wires. ciel a . P 7 ° . ratio is sold to do 79 to 42 miles , " TY a J Rugs gxi a ie es S| + ® $a\ id ( — J mile be an hour . ers. that the smal] cars Wil] equal { hief interest for Middle \\ t St Se e i t] t ~ k Mic ill } our It i ) j ed . j $ >» * 1) A Due senhe rs straight eight W-LS Pes ' eT"), > .*) co - : .~ ~ , : ° ‘ r. ; y ‘ — - ‘ ° & S ‘1ce ar . ol i iv ‘ u . roarg ao ‘ e Extra-Heavy Velvet §& When the car is going dowm last year’s record of 101 miles «n: Motorists in this road lies in the en ee ee ee — ee , lip wen nd 9-990 \driven at an average rate of 62.6 ?, aed m se deal tte. et ; iy ag ely ; , r ie en ; an s made by ie Offici NM[ec- ‘tom s , ~ hill the fuel will be cut off entire- hour for the 500 miles. “You ean fact that it will enable them to tains on the Tennessee-North Caro- k, ad t b 4S _ b> ne Mec- miles an hour for 3200 miles with- a ar eS ae — “dag wpe : , eaniche a rescia, aly. the ene , ly, which will means a great sav- camble they won't ie told the > make a circle tour of interest and lina border, and map of present But whet} pe o. M out the engine stopping and with "Tt. . $7} 3 1 ‘ag a. e : a z se a j a =: - » r 1© ne 1e . - . WAS a ‘4 4 _ Cs ing. There will be brakes on all | writer. You will have smaller; Scenic beauty as varied and pictur- poutes to Asheville. N. C., showing stock mode] in tl) trict co ee Se oe eee sai a nie ‘ a : > . sa fi , = igen "9 v SLOCK }0ae ] the strictes Sense tires four wheels, as now on most cars engines in cars that wil] weigh as, esque as anything in the Adiron- : thi ote ae re. See oe et Te ak ee : age | Gel al . Wg touring possibilities when new road the word or not detracts no { few days ago an Old bi? above a certain price level. Inueh aS the 122-inch type. It dack or White Mountain country , : whit fro? net | abi RIG ot OP iemigianls “Probably riding qualities will be isn't reasonable to expect them to! of New York and New England. |! rough the Smokies is completed. , Ce ae pot ee ee eee org- six Was driven 5950 miles in seven : ‘ing to the news disptaches, which days, at Battle Creek, Mich. This of the future car. do as well. But when the drivers In fact, the new road is IHkely to | This projected road is shown on , hi ‘ a far excells anything hitherto re- run was not on a track, but was O. M. averaged 64.36 on city streets and gravel roads. miles an hour for 144 hours of; §£Continned on Next Page. a Saerereneccererner the greal feature $55 Mahogany | Secretary | > ate $3975 | | \ hen there's the mavn by a dotted line running =! ah” 7), - Col eG. he The difficulty no. is that not |} get used to them, and get them) be a determining factor in swing- . oe 4iIMMe ANG , Mer aArA a ne en eo eS ee a ee ree manana +p eee } ~ i enough time and money are spent | Continued on Page % Continued on Next Page. from Knoxville to Bryson City, - | ERR a pa aa Pore wean " RY eter ie FRI = ty 4 Te WE pes wy betty 4h a wheat d BEA Pe 6 were es 2 eenee Rs. COLONIAL style § oe Secretaries are » . much in vogue. This one offers quaint stvle in an- tique mahogany fit. ish at a low price. ; “ ‘ LSP RAST ARE SH HERE ARE still some otherwise shrewd business —_ men who are paying more then $1495 for a motor car—in the belief that they must do so to obtain the maximum of beauty, comfort and performance. But not many! i pf the handsomest Suites of the yea For they are beginning to hear about the newest and k f the large dresser, bow-end bed an ° . . ° ornament on fronts as shown. Sega finest Paige. And as quickly as they see and drive this remarkable car they definitely settle the question of their next automobile. Wonderfully beautiful—-as speedy as sane men care to aA drive powerful enough for any emergency —comfort- \\ . Ht | able as one’s favorite chair—safe as the finest brakes in NS = the industry can make it——-economical and enduring — = Bs. Wy ify ] “ee it is just impossible to conceive that more money could —— buy more actual motor car value. “0 1 sda et fase mae y fosarer gss¢a bbetesy comes ‘ ry ~ oO on Re ~ -_ Chg satin nepebth se 2 45% Foe Savon oom 50 Chifforobe, $49.50 ; Oni ftns 5 > f pabdutitel ing Apoaieies Afehuaindiseanener nt ] : ils Itself for A Business Opportunity Avails Itse $2245. Paige-hydraulic4-wheel brakes We'll gladly let you drive this newest Paige at your Oe es ea as bce Some a convenience — without the slightest obligation. And Southern Illinois and Eastern Missouri. | Grone your own experience at its wheel will prove everything oe been reduced in delivered price by the amount of tax reduction that will be effective COMMUNITY DEALERS EALERS | : d Jewett cars have~ ; COMMUNITY D eT March 29. Buy now and take advantage of this saving. St. John’s Motor Car Co. Ritz Motor Car Co. : 8800 St. Charles Road Simon-Lowry Motor Car Co. Venice, Dl, e hl Ed. Overbeck or ar O stesiinadnae: the Suite indicate its actual § —ieenieyitie. I. 9 George Behrens Palion. fil, Retail and Wholesale Distributors Gravois Paige-Jewett Co. proportioned Queen Anne § : Atlas Auto Repair Co. 2921-23-25-27 Locust BI. H. C. Merry, Sec. and Sales Mgr. Davies Daugherty Meter Gi. walnut color, including & § : 4833 Easton Av. Fendler Paige-Jewett Co. George A. Kraus, Pres. . Jefferson 1498 10th and St. Louls Ay.. East St. Loule, 1! Avi-Auto Repair Co. 138-40 Temay Yerry Road : : ; Heimsch Auto Co. Open Evenings and Sundays ee "R19 8, Jefferson Ar. ty oon ~ ” ere Oe ee ee ee ee wate _ “

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* fs ee “ , —. fy bi Nig dh Mires 24 i ate et a ee ie Be ae) a pages) eS gy pe ‘j e ; eo vidi 5 ee 3 es ; Lar , wy iy - 4 & : “ > 7” a Ne : , : ; @ 7 . & ae if =f} sf Rs ee > a a a « % 4 Sas eA ey ef a S i * F % ‘a ie | é g es ; = z *& wt ~ = etry > iM HS” Chia. brit t ace Behe * Seal ’ a, “i Ps we 3 ee a eee 2 Re ee ac Beane s eet Pe thagteeggh # GA | sangeet gee pape dances Po ere Packs ij se Ee iq 4 ers me war: 2 ‘ - ei - fe Aa x #) of at a ay gares Fas N Si OP ae i 7 ‘ fot Soe rw - 2 a \ rf * ‘ - a , : * : 4 E> E 2 a ;? BY F : 3 Vy # F ; se | Ba 3 5 : Ye zz * Fe ia : es t ; a ast r. ? ce @ oh : > = : Ses & es } @ ee Foe Fi : 3 D4 (cs & 2 | ine & 3 y e 3 % s +i oe oe z 7c. = » @ Fs : t » 4 | 3 : @ ee 4 . - ae a bat ie ps a ie EET : = 4 i is ‘ > By * : ¥ ss *, , Tew eset ieee ee a ee eee ee ee ae tee ey Pr Sapte ed aa le oe Ae ta one anne et RAEN CORR EIEN et ad ES PREG IEE SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 1926. ST.LOUIS ROST-DISPATCH id ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH AN FOR NATION-NDE'" $3750 Car Good E AAA ROAD SERVICE Cominittee eral Flat Rate of $2 for All [vpes of Emergency Work. Representatives of the Autumo- bile Clubs of Missouri. Pennsyl- | vania. North Carolina. a Cleveland and Chicago, were pre ent at a meeting of an pence Automobile Association st tree | of seven on national! ceiprocal road ray zone at Matt F. Morrs*, Automobile seeetiedieeeene nati tee emergency Monday. manager of the Letrait veneral Ciub of Missouri, presided as chalir- | wWiapy : Recommencmutions were adopted the committee, which, if ap- | sroved by the A. A. A. Board ot Tire crores should res iit in a nile ; tionwide em road service ergencs for all members of automobile | clubs that are affiliated with the oA. a rrespective of what part of the country they may be in when euch service is needed. It was decided to recommend that in al! cases where emergency road service is needed by club members club territory, ered by the resident club at a fiat rate of $2, of servic . ried out in all parts of the United States if the recommendations are approved. no change in local service now rendered by the clubs. It was recommended that desig- nating of official hoteis in various cities be vested in national head- , quarters of the A. A. A., and not) the service be rend- regardless of rhe trpe Recommends Gen-, The plan will result in} | lia most /and the garage at high-speed sporting models of fa- mous European makes. Apparcnt- when not in their ow” jy his nineteenth speed enthusiast, for in his first car he has chosen the 14- }) C« ett This pian Ww {i} he car- o® tured above. Continued from Preceding Page. he re see ee A GI ae ood Enough for King’s S Heir | ewe tient Apa PLOT King Alfonso of Spain for years past has been known as one of the Spain, daring car drivers in “stud” Madrid his héir-apparent, now birthday, also is selectin horsepower British Morris, The car has a — ** a a ry “py PSS Filling stations, few the servicing a Reo of carefree, comfo The n tised in th In searct for a car of why used of many But the tised is smal six and eve In additi by a Reo de There are every one SI of the Reo owners —a Reo owners The num is decidedly in use. Every Re REO M@ ls oe Mell Smart Riuff tite ‘ &%. Ral«ier. Motor Ce... Aute Ce, Qt Nehormis, |

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S SUSCTT STEVE Ty odge Motor Co. t., Granite City, Hl. SUNDAY MORNING, MARCI 7. 1926 ee a ve ® tye Lo Sam oma - —— 4 V4 3 ‘ ft pe é — ae PEt. . ° sto ‘ Vis . . SS 2% oA ' tf). ; f \ de ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a eres MAGI NSS ‘ es ANS ng Lite of Aimits Sales People who want new cars for old form the larg- est proportion of buyers of new cars today. : Generally the reason = / why they want to trade is that they want something better than they have. Filling stations, few and far between, are all the servicing a Reo asks for many, many miles of carefree, comfortable and cconemical travel. The number of relatively new used cars adver- tised in the daily press is, therefore, very large. In searching for something better, people trade for a car of a different make. That is why used car lists usually mention cars of many makes. But the number of used Reos adver- tised is small. Those offered are generally old—four, six and even ten years old. In addition, they are almost invariably offered by a Reo dealer. There are several causes for these conditions, and every one shows how the extraordinarily long life of the Reo penalizes the volume of sales to Reo owners — and increases them tremendously to the Reo owners’ friends and acquaintances. Why So Few Used Reos The number of used Reos traded in each year is decidedly small as compared with the number in use. Every Reo owner feels for an unusually long time * REO MOTOR CAR COMPANY that “something new” thing better. wouldn’t give him some- The famous Reo sturdiness and endurance lessen both depreciation and repair costs so much that he is delighted with what he has. He himself, therefore, buys fewer cars than the owners of makes that d as the Reo does. o not last and last and last His friends, however, soon begin to buy Reos Fis AE ~" / "ie \ ) The Car that Caught Your Eye Yesterday! Was it that new Reo whose beauty will soon be as much talked about as its me- chanical excellence—and the mechanical excellence of all Reos? Sooner or later such buyers come to us. They find that other dealers don’t have any used Reos. The proverb “Once a Reo owner— always a Reo owner” holds. And it means that when a used Reo is finally turned in, it is exchanged for a new Reo. because be tells them about his. Only From Reo Dealers Many who hear about the Reo long life and trou- ble-free performance, feel that aused Reo would meet their needs quite as well as a new one. Split-Second Braking, Split-Second ~. \ Steering PLUS Standard Control and \ Standard Gear Shift on the New and ‘ . Improved Reo. orimn, Carrollton. ——— 4 ~ F ¥ Ny a SUN Rd g te B's Wy a ba poe eR rv eT : ho WA me yA) F ° ee y >a “2 ate Nh. a atus es ee ey NT Pal i A ie: 4 sa07 Le san bit ene: mepeon eay GaN EK RO pies RI A oat AS aici BE estes Ws en eae pny "A rete dent ips sche bn a eR neat th eR SV ee ee ee en We ee ee Bi 2 ‘ ‘ , ae oe tei Sta pe Pret Tie ar Peta aa ae “oS 4 cde . "

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> ie 3 itp a th oe eee Oa oe srhueer ys y000 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ST'LOUIS POST-DISPATCY Beermarwonsic xancez = — | t MEETING TO PI AN PRODUCTION OF 364,618 CARS AND TRUCKS DURING Hy) LOSING GAPS IN. sams eur A / i t ay ¥ er a ad Bal alee i MRM inet eens secs was cnr iv soned te, gel coove ar Se Maced se SS ee ot ‘ — ? ' , i * } ‘ ° ‘ 4 ? rf ~ ‘ ‘ : - + , a “Honeymoon Special’ Cleve- A LETT A A TS SS AVE YOUR CAR REPAIRED iad Bie Salita in NOW Mele MO Gira careee ta | 7 - anil Show. je ‘eo! ‘wm 4 \ar a’ , re yor ; c , Land me wt TAY 2 - | , England § aes, focters. and 9 On a gift was made’ WAR EDUCTION ON onour FASY PAYMENT ux e Je i+- ° 9 . ; .. * I > See ted } ‘ B} 'y ° a ¢. Miles of + $60,000,000 : = . Bas. at si : ~-Bond ue Pave igh- : ° . | a tasge seount ot sous Though the Automobile Tax Reduction Law a eompineilocn Taam Will Not Become Effective Until March 29th, Bey. a special Correspondent ot tle 1) 0 Ford Dealers Visit SRR tS 2eRr of devising -» Huge Detroit Plants oe r f ¢ ee, ~ ty i= so a ee ee ee ee ee ' > 5 ‘ f ’ a AO Sate AMET BCA raga ne an i Se pcan ep REE BT ee RE ae wt + ¢ ° o 4 ~ ~ . an r _ e « = % . : rsons “- . . in ; 4 H | — Ait _ _- ~ 5 + : €: Gs ~ ] ‘ 4 44 ; = * F -e ¢ A ° . a S +> - ners 3 s Pa 7 rc ; tsel1ie “ ‘ : " : & o 4 a ~ ~ q ~ ec’ Toe - ‘ . ° at = ¢ : 2 : Pay ° > ene ~ on ia R a »% Re irania ipress Was e ,_A > ~ cv! ’ a: a me gti : teeta . « draw x rOAMS : om, : ae i 4 ‘ ‘—™- y ie a: y os = powerful r S$ as eas Ss 2 iid fia fond. TI bowerfu ead rh me COriG. s $ ¢ rex ae T¢ 4 ak Ea ~ ae e = v £1 : Sp rs i s ng : . Wavs Le it > - Py 4 al ~ bi . 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Sedan $1750 Prices on All Cars Delivered Complete with the Following Equipment Bumpers, front and rear—Electric Windshield Cleaner—Rear View Mirror, Transmission Lock (Built-in)—Radiator Shutters, Moto-Meter — Combination Stop and Tail Light. ; Remember, These Are NOT F.O.B. Factory Prices, But the Prices Deliv- | ered at Your Door, Including Freight, Remaining War Tax and Equipment. : UDSON-FRAMPTON ee Rervice HUDSON AND ESSEX DISTRIBUTORS Nights, Sundavs or Holidavs >aiesrooms: Maintenance and Parts g LOCUST AT LINDELL CUTOFF e In St. Louis—Phone, Jefferson 3370 Phone. Jefferson 3100 4517-4539 Delmar BI. In St. Louis County—Phone, Wydown 0820 DELMAR BL. AT TAYLOR Near Taylor Phone. Forest i008 4. B.C. Mote & Lavestment torp.. 2517-19-71 Page Avo St Loni Me | OR METROPOLITAN DEALERS | , \ ’ 4 ; a - a. o a od re . wro ” ast 6 6OU™} eerie : baat 144 ~~ Berker Meter Car Co. THOT Reilevne Maplewood. Mo. H land 21> } t ; Kirk-Web Meter ¢ ite SN. K ‘ Asian ‘ ‘vt . * ’ — _ r " . «+ ’ mT (oe ; - - ; Breck Meter Car €o €416-18 Oliece ss “= Loui. Mea Dbeimar Of j esnemegte _— | Foe . ™ Touts sl {apany AA SD Serth Side Priueeten =) NS ft. rand 4 “ g a ~— saa — Sone : " is! - endier Rro«. Matar ¢ a , . , , ‘ . . re nae : 3 ’ k. gh ey on Ine ‘f ‘ ‘9 faneches«te, 5 | ~ i + ‘f.. tet «a | Dbieke Vi sf roe fa ons ‘: I> es Be ‘ . ' Ka cS Tews | Ri “side "eb. 4 ' = on Motor ~aRiem © 4 9 9°2 {sFat is =f levis Me rn 'ermide "404 BQ8 and 43° ae ws Pin . fanoans HIRD “onfhwest “ales f 100M seonth . ; : zs . biseher ute Re : i ' : , . . . ewes > = Lowis. Mo fraad 46 : “pa ia mam Baden “ta =t le . Ia. ‘1 >. “pie , -: ' ‘ " P “At ' ' 3 a - rege: her Verte nee ¢ , : , Tri-(ity Auto Sales 4 Services. 19° 1 “tate Se (yranite ¢ r fh T i. 9 Metiee Hudeon-Fasex Co Welheter (erase in Viehater * 44 seuss =feine, . Tons Hod a, 2 ™. Ba ° Louis, Mo Parkview 3e8” . m . ; »~* ’ ;™ =e 4 fr : ; (layme Wnudson-Fasex €e. 73-15 : " ' ‘ a *s ( © -") Neen Re , , . ° ' ie ,* " deg Ka “%. Louis. Mo.. Forest 5401 —“outn “ide Me “ales Co. 1:70 Lafayette Av. St. Logis Wo.. Vieter 162% Hudson—Essex—World’s Largest Builder of Sixes and Third Largest Builder of Motor Cars — Fea Sh Sania i oe mn ee a ae EP hr me: Te > ee ay iim eG ' BMRA ge. DOK RE CNRS te COT epee PME SL DS gfe St ES i ee aE tee a ENGLAND TO HOLD ITS FIRST GRAND PRIX RAG a British Grand Pre ne ¢ a fve automoDile erents ta 08 rded the status of internatie -aces this year, the indianape -mile being another, wWiil@ on. Brooklands Speedwar, ne he | ~ '? * °y Na eas has AUg- ~* lhe rules ar PETTITT ITT Ty | A NEW Cl FOR THA Wil save you $200 to 33 handsome closed car that offer for this week only. Pienty of room for six grownup. . Ws ‘ ¢ e,* P - . — $000 GRAVOIS lewe Brow “-fferg Meter éuar t« Werer Meter tar Co 12 Mont

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SUNDAY MORNING, MARCTI 7, 1996. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee ee ee ements - ae ~ wagnaen — -- —_—— —- i hl —— Sa \ _ J te pa EEE MOE Teeth oe ’ _POST-DISPATCH een Sats FREE TOURING INFORMATION i 202 oe WILLYS-OVERLAND CUTS FORD TO ABSORB TWO PER _KANSAN OWNS 63 CARS - ee moresueay "1s" AUTOTAX IMMEDIATELY GENT WAR TAX REDUCTION OF 38 MAKES IN 9 YEARS Nntt@Gd TO 1 A rear-vView drivil > 1} i ‘ a : ' - niioe | j ) — , ad Ase = ‘ Lit ; 1* Sé ‘ ¢ : ror ‘ f Syv if rae ii? \¢ > j 1) Wwit an ‘ i ' | a surfa 1212 square inches : , | and running Nn a statemen y Jo Wit The Ford Motor Co. announces ‘ = : ” 4 . 4 ‘4 ‘ ' ¢ Pra | \ re >To’ ; ¢ % } ] 4 ‘ tutes iJ e | OT or © T) ne wil) ‘ 2» ' _— — e eo . grees 1. ear ratio, tublic the benefit of this tax re- ’ c o a» " ~ e . * ¢ take advantage of the 2 NMticar was a little less than five LA "ay? | ty eot4} —nn aos ‘ep eae : : : ’ MEN P N Next August. mi baal fee ee wenner, $151 Atlasses Available. When iS advertised and catalogued iduction, beginning today instead of tak or the fandard” . : es valting unt arcn 13. tax cut. , i won “17 et P Sy ¢ (iil T} i i and = ptia) . . : : 4 ue. an oe ee | as wae~eqens _ : . - REPAIR CO the third s LsiG ceas She . : + ; on a Ti‘ } ‘ ‘ oe 3 . ri ¢ ’ ; C } orf y cy » i} , r; crv ’ (lla ee ‘ ‘ 4 The Eritish Grand Prix, hington Bi. ‘he five automolsile events accorded the status of internatio”- AUTO ER V | A ES st-Vispatch Resort and Tra\ ity is the special one witch shows «] races this year, the Indianapolis All the railroads of tie sureau's facilities bj winte , HL roads, eaamte. " eons 500-mile being another, will le States paid in taxes f: 994-2 Ree SR : gS cs ie '. it ponds in the vicinity. . This run on Brooklands Specdway, near $35560,008,000 All tN itomobites | ~ CL fees ee ly 20 ents ro mts wih y | rondon, on Aug. 2. Tho rules ani paid $531,551.820. ° working } Nnte for w k-en nailed. Ome O Ou a ai Ac: ext sunfmer. Oa nap atiasses of 96 pages, Despite the falling oft if ab ‘ontaining individyal maps of : GT SRR SSUES RRCRE BEER tance motoring during the cold roads in the states, a map showing ; veatner, e tch bu national highways, lists of motor A NEW CHAMPION BODY maintains its road information as camps, descriptions national :] : mint? asin the eur marks. nd tai minDps ¢ 1 v4 FOR THAT GOOD FORD : ee Yee eecber oF tere v ASTE : U | L ; . - ‘ . siba as ‘ is , bili ‘ ‘ bihish dala tre ‘ . *? " o? 4 ) a? | Se te 4 j 44 ~* li . aa . . —. ; , » ’ : | ,tre i ' ‘ vy ,¥ . ’ 7 v si. . as ’ iia b4 é I ee eK A ‘? a P ; ‘ : ee > s ‘ . A : . . . i | . (5 2 y| " $1 ] a} : 7. gr or a 4 ° , s ‘ i i Aaia 4 > a = i ‘ 4a ‘ aa - sci 3, rey , . . : ‘ 1 {7X 4 »c? qT | { > 24 a , . +7) y 2 . . w 48d . As 07 hay libs ‘ . *y " " YOY s~} —" > . . . : = 4 ’ a : — i = ifs WV nen CPA Li CU « eg nrie - : ji ‘ ; t a ay? 4 ii. ‘ . he, - ‘ . é , 4 q 7 ; ry? .. oe " ‘ } } ‘> vy ; ‘ an , . i} } 11 U i . £454 al sz on > : months. ie 2h ce et re. ie PLAN OT TB RY 5 te t 4 Soaiate Aer POR IE HN Reg viginmy eenen tA OTL gay Oa DES? ah Pienty of reom for six grownups. “Four broad doors insure casy = en- trance and = evit. Offers conren- jences and = quiet elegance never be- fore attained in a Tord car. handsome ed car that looks like new. See our special offer for this-week only. =} . DIESEL ENGINE WILL tho + rear Ea S2OGt S288 miles P ay No More Until May 15th Balance in 24 Monthly P ayments | POWER FUTURE CARS, Simran uae | Lake Advantage of This Wonderful Offer Aavrren Ze , ¢ af aegree LY, Mulford drove a TLozier went at ed omnes oeeren’* Ce a oo i | * SPFATAL OFYTER!—THIS WEEK ONLY! We will re- enamel your entire chassis without extra charge. Make a new car out of your Pord. CHAMPION BODY CO. 3147 LOCUST BL. Open Sunday and bvening-~-. Jctferson 2585-1149 BESRESEREREREER EEE ESRC REESE eee Built and Financ- ed by Our Own Organization. We Build ’Em From the Ground Up tte tttieiett tt LLL LITT Ii titi tii liliftiliilil fie ti . Reeser Ho WH i a Skee aS natal = weston i a ote er we Ee FAP TALE a ra hcen yell seh Oe pe RS Te ge By yoann fe ear reich OR ee ee i ae er ee aa bo nee Ai hag PE pate +: -—-- qe «+r, - _ : od ° ~ e Edt ey Pha pet ie Tl foo ada RCS EL CL ne Ri cesEy ge. TE57. TS pee or s©@ cA. E a oy ieibedieiiiede adie ane ete ee fern eee tne atari eae - ees ip 8 tragedy AR Pt fevers §O SR: ARES Sey Ae a ial Rt it pe Instead of One Two Hupmobilesin the Hupmobile Six to give family is becoming an_ reliable service assures increasingly general to the fullest degree vogue. Most families the wonderful conveni- meed two cars, and the ence which two cars unusual ability of the afford. HUPMOBILE HUPMOBILE SIX HUPMOBILE EIGHT Touring, five-passenger, $1945. Touring, courts, five-passenger, $1325. Sedan. : on . eee aordees, ois Equip camber. $2 S Woden Berlin 3 oe ger | & ‘ 7 a ; ment includes WO by 5.25 balloon tires, con tt a ee oe 4 ta 7 ie . . feur-whee! brakes, choice of two . - ' il ‘ fe 5 hee & o> . ‘ HY 4 / All prices fo. b. Detroit, plus $zu345. AT oe Detroit, phus nde, FNt, | ' upmo I es are revenue tax. LP eg k oP oF many Boe a #6) 4 Vy. | now sold on the a WEBER IMPLEMENT & AUTOMOBILE COMPANY is, Mo. Grand G6RR AP tik P aah a Ate r on #4 ss ° is, Mo., Parkview 30R” 5000 GRAVOIS Hupmobile Distributors Since 1914 7195 MANCHESTER . “ae ? : °3—: 4 wa “ ? 3 s '# : basis of the new E Sevis 160,; Sulebe sens. 19TH AND LOCUST ats. Sees reduced tax rate. (sTu\ois St. Iauis, Mo, ~ r Se lis tt a | itn 4 r f Eds Mine Collinevilie, 1 tem, Sechnelde: st. Peters, Mo., and t. Charles, darn ond f r ter ¢ Hichiand. M1! tferaon Counts Motor sales, Festus, Mo., De Soto, Mo denny C;arace eres run 4 ; le ‘ I ‘dhumbia , Sel fert Motor @€ar €4 Last St ! etris, I} ' seer or Cars { Mever Moter ‘ . Co Bellewille li! Arthur Ad &Meinhard t nion, Mi (rundlact Mietoer Ca : , i4 Ne Motor Co f,reen ville, Ti! Vowore A Shimpaugh Qt + 1 WOr& (;ranite Cite. Tl q.,reeiry ;

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day. Repair Co. Phone Delmar 1305-6 he Spring Rush US DUCO Now in Our New Duco Have It Ready for atched points. Measure ts qualities with aly the dollar for 1 know why ITS sin 7 seconds. r ECONOMY— BRATIONLESS wheel hydraulic Air cleaner, Pur- ine strainer. 1S. Jefferson the Reduced Tax Rate OMPANY RE MIOTOR CO., Ay. Auto & hlec., Co. atural Bridee fr, @abany F417 Motor Sales Co. Av.. Bot Teouis. til Brides 1°49 lous Mielnik 418% Virginla Riverside OSTH >, . ns Garage, Inc ower tsrave Ar Pe asi ind | le ti tvery Purse _— oe ee ae) Road 0 stint : ot eee: ‘4? ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCTI L926 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH é PREDICTS 4,300 000 CAR OUTPUT IN 1926 Manager of National C. of C. Says Production Will Equal That of Last Year. one ee ~~ speda! to tc Post-Dispatch. NEW = ORK, iomobile production in 1926 o 4.300,000 cars and trucks is pre-¢ in March 6.—An 41i- general, t Window in Cylinder for Studying Action of ‘Gas’ , BOTNeS wih at the Same as radio. The bus, be that of ing flexible and mobile paper outstanaine ste stv~' FOR BENEFT QF PEDESTRIANS en time at €1.56 PUBLIC DICTATED GROWTH OF CARS WORTH $3,000,000,000 BUS LINES, SAYS REO EXPERT independent of any Outside source SOLD ON CREDIT IN 1925 “Thus far automobile paper has ee : Th . 9 - h i ‘ pee buh’ (? ‘ i ; of power supply, the public mind es =e , been sound,’ Hanch says. “The loss i — , How the public and the bus Op- conjured with jt. People started More than $3,000,000,000 vorea ratio has been very — and mobiles splashing mud o1 by the senting: the total amount of qe- ceptionally . “ -W EF i IER CORDS _ “ ae . = —= sg * + ‘ 1é ié Ss * > : ¢ . ~ ee ‘ ‘ . . . ; ots - | as been devised. A giscovered during its first voca- amateur, with the expert bringing ferred payments on new cars, ©! ] CL X 9 : e seeking to why with f lead tetraethyl eliminates knocking watch inside now to gasoline motors, are able he combustion of ycted by Alfred Reeves, dicted Y : | the cy linder of an engine. rer ¢ ; - 5 | j 1Oew | P . manager of the National Automo-; 1, ‘an effort to determine what pile Chamber of Commerce. oceurred when the vapor of the “There is every indication tha production this year w to that in 1925, or about 4, Reeves said. “The ‘osperous. There are 1]. be nav sed is pl Ang vehicles fr) W yc ! It is now not on ly pO: sible to ‘I look to se 276,000,000 cars and) Watch the flames of the exploding erucks or few years. Of theso - 900,000 will be b : . — - rT" sc ommercial vehicies. The “bus : ) eomiss tain a ectrum of the light emit- pusiness is grewing very rapidly. ,., un - tit | - - ~, > »s a : o ? 37 fT ye “ry 4 k4 4 «ff ya ing an i the presenc arrving the traveling public, ex- . . . . let Aa olit ray "Ss cept for certain specialized types; 4 7s. 2 ~ > - ? An @ nor t vatfarn nf +, om tee of service such as the New York; n elaborate system of meéasure- . MONE of the forra af ‘ nerine has another used-car store ' 2910 Olive street, “Narge of William Dashwood. : saeiiiaaiiias ake The Tamb Chevrolet Co. a ‘ ‘andall a, Mo. been pre-. the Cadillac company ta' hun-! 8 Lindell | : tourists, | vice | , is well | Nown on auto row, His associates | which is in! sensational performance, average 32 miles an wonderful still.’’ The Hindustan hour iS more Sal — ¥: +... Times, publishe at Delhi, tells how ‘sees about Gwalior the speeding car nearly killed a wild bear by running ove }+ vr Other bothersome things 1 during a speed run in India are the bullock fCaete, ~"'L i of them, transporting cotton,” said Kent. “When you overtake two of them, and finally induce them to pull over to the side of the road, it's rnore than likely that one o¢ i them pulls to the right side and the other to the lieft, blocking the road even more perfecly. Then ‘having committed drivers engage in gument as to which cross over to FORD PLANNING TO BUILD $3,000,000 CLOTH MILL themselves, tire prolonged are ee ye a sia}? \ eld a > } tne other side.” Ifenry Ford is to build a $3,999. 000 cloth mill on a tract of 1705 acres near Ypsilanti, Mich., recent- ly bought at a cost of $600,000. Work on &@ power dam across the ‘Huron River, will be begun April 15, to develop hydro-electric power for the mill. | Last year Tord cars used 3,941, 855 yards of cloth for upholster south of 'and head linings, of which 2,225,-' | 509 yards were upholst ery. STUCK in MU Tiub-deep in Sand or Muck Mk ¢ A | Gets-U-Out Tire Lug Gets you out in a Jiffy and NEVER fails. Newest and Greatest Auto Suecess Ever Presented to Mo- torists or Salesmen Write for our 50-00-—1L00% profit-sharing plan. and free demonstration sample s*t: also ' full explanation of acientific iadvantagers GETS-U-OUT | PRESSED STEEL TIRE LUG and our big-money sales plans (that get YOU out of the rut, id on the road ¢o snccess, We are selling them by 1 thousands. ove! a truck owner laa ; rer De Success Th) first, | day’. Nou competition. bad it NOW for vour ter: | Seienee Tire Lug Co., 500- 328 Ww. “4; th, Chicago, U!. Sn eee eee It's the surest way keep anu car to | lookin = Sind NEW and ‘Beale Beautiful has | (PA z nN appointed a Chevrolet dealer | Auto| Scientific Observation Now Possible of Way Preston Wills of the FE. TI. DuPont | a « and to uere were crowds Ypsilanti, , - iment of the motor coach, instead ‘did with radio, and began to dis. the instalment plan in rience with the paper sate autors Pens ; of the so-called experts, is related | cover its possibilities. hrought out in a survey prepared bila @tmance cos panies.” : Bes is aS i S i cliies Carl Parker, manager of the Up to a few months ago. the forthe American Bankers Asso i- oo ee — re ee - bus division of the Reo Motor Car bus was in the hands of amate urs, otion Journal by C. C. Hanch, gen- —_—-—- Fuel Dope Tends to Prevent .Co. His statements are borne out in the broader sense. and, as in | eral manager of the National As=9- by the experience of the Kardell radio, the amateurs were so quick ciation of Finance Companies. Cn Harry White Says: Motor reel Co. wire oe many Reo! in getting and devel _— Ww ideas the average 7542 per cent of i'l GOOD — —— —s+— ables us to make these ex- plunger fitted ji; eins a ne : 6 ted in the top of the | tional census of owners, that near- up the rear. While the ex: was Which there were total cash down- ! when Kost Genie he ine See suggest tow tenes gor ate ith ee Seat Suet ans PRICES Mia \|G1'7 08321 aes it remains nies a “a hee “ene been equipped with bus ean be- § Lmat eur a as doing | it. Today pom ins L payme athe on aa eers. he x ELEM ISHEL al cee aed hn # , agi | fore we really realized that wi ery body is making unlimited pre-. says, ‘cenatae $900,000,000, and he . : An Exceptionally Good Buy * 4 ; pie cnock, The | were in the bus business. Awak- dictions of bus possibilities. ctimates the total amount of nuto- on all sizes o —— closed circuit is then used be- ened to the ejtuation, wa developed —_ as tires. (.ct Ov GOOD; YEAR 30x3' ., Fab. Cl. 7 os ©9682 694 $8.80 . tween electrodes for electrolysis a specialized bus chassis, The his- price list, ervice Station 30x3 ': - Cord Cl. $ 9.75 “1 31x4 Cord SS. 32:4 Cord SS. 3214! ., Cord SS. s engineering is of a solutio »f si > act mt n - sulphuric acid Of |to;y~ of bus chassi nown rengt)} Th | . se § engt):. Phe amount of about the same in every ot li e hydrogen thus free is taken Charge Accounts credit. is Bungalow Garages ape » Set If your A manufacturer’s case. as a& measure of the knoel: sts : a a scr the history of bus operation 1s 10x18, $165.00 18x18, $263.00 good in the depart — | ment stores, it is TERMS 34x41 ., , Cord SS. rm B alance in 2 good with us, PAY WHILE y -elaletriatehatatalbaletaiatelalalelatalalalaalalelaleatallalalalalelalatalalatalale $10 CASH : ae oe ke : Sie WL | 3515. Cord SS. : DUCO Fi e ‘arrying Charges. WRITE TOR SPECIAL PRICES ON 2 inish Lasts Forever = c | a) ~ . ow ° " asts oO = SPECIFICATYONS GOODFYEAR e Your paint job w@ries end when we refin- @ eae ere " ish your car with DUPONT DUCO, Does not & Gable roof, fir drop siding, 2 win- TRUCK E cpap . - mar, serateh nor peel. A finish that will @ dows, 1 glass service door, alley Made with Super-* . a — ang Sane no more thin any ~ doors are mill made, either glass TIRES Fw ist. : .3 yg other good paint job. . ‘ak Geatinunl or panel, hung on best of tracks, 014.98 - = | AUTHORIZED | Dent Work Bodies Rebuilt = self-locking, and are guaranteed. We pay _ freight SxS... 20.85 = Ff AUTO Tops Recovered t pholstery ”* C GAR T See the actual building on display charges. No charge oa 5.7 *2:3.90 ~ eee * . amd open for your inspection every for application. Wy 336,00 8.08 ‘ P a lay and ce i including : e ~ ATION R fF M I] r . are day and evening, including Sun- ns “he ae app oO Ee ® St. Louis’ largest manufacturer and gaye . MERCHANTS | IRE CO. ~a . a 3} . eo ro builder of Bungalow Garages. 4 ° . 2220 AND 2222 PINE STREET BOD Ortice and Mil, 6220 Ridge Av, Phone Cabany 8625 2710 WASHINGTON SCRA RAE RE PRATER R RTE RE HREOC EERE ERE RETR THRO 6 8 apc NNN ee eRRRROrRRRNERENC RNC RKEETCL Oe OREEROOOCSURCLUNORORY SLECNOYCRNS STOOLS a manana LE STS ET ~ Two Percent Reduction in Tax Effective Now We will absorb immediately on all Ford cars the 2% reduction in tax which normally does not become . effective until midnight March 28th. ; This means that you can have im- mediate delivery of a new Ford car and take advantage of the 2% tax reduction. W. H. OWEN COMPANY 3333 Washington BI. PRICE MOTOR COMPANY 1312 S. Grand Bl. RIEFLING AUTO COMPANY 2333 S. Jefferson Avenue RUPRECHT MOTOR COMPANY 8025 S. Broadway TEVIS MOTOR COMPANY 3001 Locust Street WELLSTON MOTOR COMPANY 6353 Easton Avenue WRIGHT-MORRIS MOTOR COMPANY 3929 Laclede Avenue O. E. HAUPT MOTOR COMPANY 4166 Olive Street “ JOHNSON AUTO COMPANY 3667 Olive Street KUHS-WIEMEYER MOTOR COMPANY 8345 N. Broadway LAMBERT-GRAVES MOTOR COMPANY 4576 Manchester Avenue LOVE-JOHNSON MOTOR COMPANY 5244 Natural Bridge Avenue MENDENHALL MOTOR COMPANY 2315 Locust Street NULSEN-THOMSON MOTOR COMPANY 7419 Manchester Avenue AYRES AUTO COMPANY 1414 N. Kingshighway BILGERE MOTOR COMPANY 2820 N. Grand BI. BRAY-HAMBUECHEN MOTOR COMPANY 5127 Delmar BI. CARONDELET MOTOR COMPANY 3865 S. Grand BI. CHAMBERS-LONG, INC. 1123 Pine Street DOWNS AUTO COMPANY 5885 Delmar BI. HALLENBERG-WAGNER MOTOR COMPANY 5630 Gravois . aa AOA Be BR rs i a ne : . tal cf Mele beet LN ia ‘eee telnet <r allianlaat i ange aig glint eletee neato edna pire apie enearhies * wh apetapeete n eB eget 2 SA ie es ee pian pe nig lo Alapatoptemapiiaen tte - « oe ae wie es, +4 aoe wee eee ~ Orne org 50 LO SARE en ge p pes —oe - . Coan ; 1 neo ene ne min a ae PaaaiicaiUisnanid eicmaiionne cacti. sna oaeh cantiasinuiieiads ahtaenn nance aenasnendnn ation ee Hi 1 . ) if Ea ei ro 06 tg, . eta’. A west a i Abe at RR ny ee he. FY Gr Ree edad Sat aio oh 2 ARDENT Me ERE EIN too a A a ’ . 3 ‘ uss 9 BEAR WB Ra ad a ee a TS

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SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 7. 1926 ST.LOUIS POST “DISPATCH © be litte : ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a d ait vane . } - ’ F % tt he IMPROVED ASSEMBLY LINE END OF STATE AUTO LICENSING Lae BUILDING AT BUICK PLANT PERIOD RAPIDLY APPROACHES 3 " al i Sr ‘as i bik 4 _ > he ; " 7 nr a ww ‘have be 1Se) ee i Lif Feat 7. 2 ne eh tomopil a ub rs which ¢ at fs. butor, I i lexico ‘ys & ’ pee 7 i ‘ny | > | 1«T arises ( Nn i Ad lis Ma ig OT " is i ile Saies OX {: 4 | ra ) foon M ai r Car C'O., - ae a a ; | ; } ¢ » 7) - , ‘a ASiiv IizuUNaGerEed : ; eet > - a ry ; * i vy a 4 é - : x3 a } “ it £ ee | ty 3 : ; nen — A Loading New Raisin Seed Fuel_ ieee >> ae Os ae ee iy aie « Of OG es ae > ene Ca is Py 3| B& “a e ident, and ¢ : am ts 4 Ww £ S l’e secretary and li if 3! OD ler inage riie eighth a : i ip t Danville ; | , i Dries Overnight sl), u | 7 MAKING WAR TAX EFFECTIVE : 3 Paint your car with Steelcote this snl COSTLY 0 DODGE BROS, | | | afternoon and it will be dry enough E TOMORROW ef Dodee Hrothere ip H) for you to drive in the morning. . ) ate all ef-| : H eat Once On Li aoe Cars Wil 7 ) | > a | 3, evory sevérai hundred 4 : : A Finish thatis as Durable es ine une oes | si 16 Attractive | : at the] | = ate : | Colors asa Baked Enamel Job Way's 15,000 to 25,000 cars en route | | ; Black ran or stoc he lat- | a | H Red Maroon The beautiful finish that you get with Steelcote is (eo ne. eiggllannlahaae ea ‘ , , . . - * | se “3 die amALTIS dl cast y t : Yellow Acorn not affected by acid, boilfhg water, alkali or gasoline. t many ears. Reductions range | i i 31 — rae eee No matter how much it is exposed to mud, steam, ie Mm $15.90 to $21.50 a cer | oie : White : blistering sun, snow or ice, Steelcote stays glossy CHEVROLET T0 BUILD 57, 500 : | | | H Gunmetal and never cracks off. Arub-over witha damp cloth = | AUTOMOBILES DURING MARCH | iif | Hi Marmon Gray brings back its lustre. The whole job will cost you \ grea nber of automo-_| ont i Light Green less than the price of a g00d wash and polish. One b », | fat : — ee quart will cover a small or medium size car. Three was produced 4 aed NTE 4 —" pints will cover a large car. NO by ans uta roof] +4 - 3 > n thy Sry a : | ON SALE AT THE FOLLOWING DEALERS hly record hevrolet oe CENTRAL WEST END = ee " passen- | ta Central Hdw. Co 811-13 N. Sixth St Campbell Pt. Store 7314 Manchester Ave. ger cars and trucks, more than 14 & “menage Pt.& Varnish Co. 3542 Olive St. Hi Point Hdw. Co. 6900 Clayton Ave. | - lel than ¢t productior Wm. C-rosaman Boat Store 1630 Pine St. 1007 Market St Boeckeler Lbr. Co. 19 Washington A-e 20, North Seventh Street Kensinger Furn. C.o, Simon Suppty Compan, Simon Supply Company Raty Dros. Hdw. Co Stock-Dantel Hdw. Co tachudin Hdw. Co. schutte Hdw. A Pt. Co Made | hy Steelcote Manufacturing Co., 3420 Gra 4229 Class Ave. 18th A Claas Ave 1°01 N. Grand Ave J435 No Union Pennings Garage e% ve SOCS* LESSEE EWE 4 CO FO a mh + tad tk BT ne cdndn Sees ¥ © ON NON OD © SOA ES ES SANS SODA LA RPADR OR OR OR ODER OERDRDO RARER ORD OS td et ee ee TT | afr eA re eee 2aFeaeneen aa = POS LOGIE EELS. GIN: LEI OE OT IO Tf oom ait : a avanr Po eee , . ao bap. manasa apr en ene REL Det “ anon . ; : . _ - PK allt ‘ American Hdw. & Pib. Co. Bray Hambuechen Motor Co. Forest Park Lbr. & Supply ‘ Whicher & Peake Hid. Go S78 Hodiamont Afe. 4074 Easton Ave. 5127 Delmar Bivd 6321-25 Clavton Ave za .,. is wi i ‘ “Rte ri »! se. 4 SOL TIESIDE Velter Hdw. Co. 45174 aston Ave. ; : : Nieman Tire & Accessory Co. 5891 Paston Ace. FIRST STUTZ FIGHT SED AN af O. M. Auto Flectric Co 2519 S. 18th St. Shawmut Hdw. Co. 5727 aston Ave t® South Side Garage & Filling Schultz Hdw. Co. 406 DeBallviere Ave. ‘ re: Station 2339 S. Grand Ave Wellston Pt. & Glass Co 5990 Faston Ave. DELIVERED IN ST. LOUIS (entral Battery Service 1547 S. 7th St. Rehm & Joern 4233 Manchester sink ak nar Mabel paki 4 4 . (,rand Central Tire & Sup- S N eee > = : 4) piv Co. 1615 Ss. 39th St : t Bl RBA 0 } " ! Pieper-hoch Hd. Co. 4348 S. JIcfferson Ave. Lakewood Auto Repair 5108 Heege Ave... Afton. Mo. \ id rles ac | Mound Cite Haw. Co 1545S. 39th Se. J. A. Dowdall “a Woodson Rd., Overland, ee ' . ry > : M.& V. Hdw. Co. 5236 Gravois Ave. on ; at Lhe | A. b. Prate 6123 Cravols Ave. Mhe Bruns Machine Co. 433 al Main St., St. Charles, purchased his car sever oe (.harles FF. Schmitt 2400-06 S. 7th St . - re « ; ) | \.€. Wuerz Stove Co 1916S. Broadway ere rgy nee, Ca. N° Gore Ave. » Webster ! lew S ; , i BReuche Magneto Co 4500 C;ravois Wm. F. Albera (,arage : loriasant. Mo. vill } gs H. Sevedg: 3142 Morganford Rd. Briley A Henrichs Creve Coeur Tracks & Wood- i if rE. Tobin 1615S. Grand Ave. son Road, Overland, Mo. on, 7 in. Menikheim {743 Gravois Flesh Hdw. Co. 9318 St. Charles Rock Rd., S 1p if de } . { Scidel Pt. A Hdw. Co 222° S. Vandeventer : Overland, Mo. ¥ rer 43! Southern Battery Service bE. A. Aracser ( reve Coeur, Mo. :; | Station No. 3 ISS&S. 12thSc. C. ©, Brawneky & Sons Pattonville, Mo. yo ? ! | ordes ILLINOIS MH taken at the automobi!: or NORTH SIDE Ilinots Auto Supply Co. e277 St. at et. , Cotati Ave. TIRE DEALE rs . | Lee Ave. Hdw. & Variety : - St. Louis, I ' RS T0 MEET —— set? Les Ave Kahle & Son Hdw. Co G hg ity, mf NEXT TUESDAY : Mileagte Tire Co. 1005 N. Newstead Ave. Lightning Auto Service Se. Louis. il. EVENING Mollman Auto Top Co 412 Broadway, E. St | Loute, 1, Alton & Lorena, Woodriver s ited Ti Deal ere Tr | cal Lon Venice. TL. is ee § we tiot St.. St. Louis, Mo. : Te ‘s } tra i} } +, if fat |: Jia aed ¢ the ig . ARROA ARPA ERAA RAD ennre ar AAAP ona wRA RAR RPaenras I PIINE Pept. Fs te Moar gt hy Sgt Sak Pa ee OP ee ei . saat Le Lower Prices On January 7th, Graham Brothers announced a substantial reduction in the prices of their complete line of trucks and motor coaches. ’ This was their third reduction 1n eight months. Itreflectedagain Graham Brothers pledge and determination to pass on to the buyer the full economies of rapidly increasing production. The year 1925 was the greatest 1n Graham Brothers history. It saw them advance to World Leadership in the 1%-ton truck field, and brought them the added distinction of being the largest exclusive truck manufacturers in the world. Such positions are achieved only by enormous demand for a worthy product. New Prices 1-Ton Chassis, $1035 13-Ton Chassis, $1305 MBM Low Chassis, $1355 Delivered : ASSOCIATE DEALERS: _ Tare Motor Company. Inc TOWNSEND MOTOR CO. ‘ een , 6701 Olive St, Road WASHINGTON at GARRISON UNIVERSITY CITY Jefferson 124! ————— TURNBULL MOTOR CO. ST. CHARLES, MO TROY, MO. ASSOCIATE DEALERS ae PHILLIPS MOTOR CO. WEBSTER GROVES —~ GRAF MOTOR CO. FERGUSON, i W. DUGAN HERCULANEUM. MO. e SOUTH BRANCH, 5626 GRAVOIS Riverside 5466 GRAHAM BROTHERS TRUCKS SOLD BY DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS EVERYWHERE a ~<a Oe aESe—_-” r pringles sg 2} } al! _ ‘ wlin Cc ,ders at gibt a " pont 1] ie side sme being cure inward to K X Bio room ror them. An “— fs wiven a.t pump de) Ivers com. | be ressed air to @ storage chamber, §) ee prough ° turn valves Krom = he storace chamber the air goes; & “EBRiehe cylinders, which ar rigid wached to the frame of The ear hile the pistons ii t inde: fastened to ti@ ax Pro 2 Mision ‘Ss made to keep frame and Bia, from jumping apart too far) Sis ction. Tha engine cyl- | Oa q any riire len: bore ts 2.7 rice 4 incnes reat Press Marmon Lubricator ade in France roduced the first s . a + ‘4 ranCE has PvP onl as s-* , . ( ae . rea)l apringless car me | 3 = e “(i - “"y linder ALessier, "“ lacil : i. Aa * ‘ ; Ae ae as $ ao ce ae atic suspension. Verti- i an the 7 — — rm - s Car . and rear, F- An‘airi? end of | front er thie memoers of the inches and the/and @ ‘gun, © it the é | brica i The qt each t the pre ' brican | fresh. ure on RES r exceeding 00, er pur | pou he square inch can! specie he ip in the self-lubrica- 80 Sires ve randard on Marmon’| mera wn ine the plunger sev- twisted ra, The device lubricates | of the sage m serve car al Branet high-grade Post Dispa AUTOMOTIVE SPECIALTY ly used automotive necessity We \lust be financially & position to run branch as own a meritorious and successtul proe dev elop one. will arrange interview in St. WANT AS FACTORY BI anufacturer of high-¢ ealers in Missouri te organization or man Write at once, Faet teh DIV 1ISION “om pian ee a 676. 0.o.8 *otets*%e%s etn e% ste %® We ee ote tote tee oa ate Ont etate® *"* ~ eta ts * bre? a %e*.* ‘a oe ¢.¢.¢. 6 @me ¢ & S. 6.0.02 6 *.*_¢.¢ Ge # "s * ¢ 6 «Im « e@ pe be e e 8 @'« ¢ . 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55 O45 1355 OCIAT kt DEALERS: SEND MOTOR CO. DFO: Olive St. Road .¥ ERSITY “£ir ¥ —_— BULL MOTOR CO. . CHARLES, MO TROY, MO OTHERS WHERE —— - + ore _ ST.LOUIS F POST-OISPATCH , lWhats S Newest in Motor Cars) jpringless Car | Diana Wade in France he ae RAN E has engin and lass2!* F ) a ight strauig? #0) linder i” l ]} a \ the asp’ atic Suspen Jil, ( > is air anders at front and stes frame es ,cplace (he springs. sec 16 inch Hinder is set over th: gussets, heavier + i ; . vy i . ech axle, the sid@ member AD stiffer motor, Mame being curved talled to ike room for them. An nei} . pad }? eace sere ri j } . ¢ 4 fi\ ’ r pore i ' sai a: i atin rn au ' , ‘ ‘ » ‘ P ke 4 in oe £un, mers or kreasge e uperc — Incies and 4s now on ie ront enG “f ah ‘ oar] ’ ; Ty +} > It the lastis Of Marmion can * of the « TE blo 4 distribut bricat d when ft! Creat Pressure ono. Changes Made ‘In Diana Eight Eight Chassis Improved OE ene ne mere nate tee eu 4 iii 4iai i di Ls om \ ' ] - . ear is In motion. RST of American passen- ing plate Ieading from the pump 1 Vy) a ¢ ‘ ‘a a * , s | ‘ ger cars to have a4 Gaar and runnis along the entire side quantity of lubricant sent to : purge ee ee ee ii : ; n¢ ‘> Or Or 7 g*? ine ’ * Fe ° 3 p ev) : a +3 . — , ‘ as nid ‘ sak ij \ 4 tj I 7 ie WSU ae ro a i ‘ irpe Ss | S* d i af e ~ ve ' mor Pr « ; te a? @FP DUumMmD Fz LNne s js eo RESSURE - iing ; P to earl: gs ma Nine e cidade ac ‘ f P ' = 4 . 4 pe d rr Lat ciate . i . it }/* aia pa % } > mmnams th . ua WIliC il 7 ‘ pe " eae - poene :, ae ; ; , Wvesenperg car factory avs: ti Y 1} we bulfit up In the seif-iudricae sO Strong that it resists heavy ham- i ay wees : . atin ‘ 4 Il s ha! j Nn r oft } Sy ? | I raf } ae re | Pe ce > ea "> & + ~ : p {has RI Ee ? o> > be I I Speed ¢ ? { ah ar F t 1H10 r it, ae = g wri \ ret ping fic . mae VE ' beet ‘ ge 47 Sent 5 lau ru u ad le ex % r 1th s deer 1 times T device iubricates;of the iuoricant f saats l ! a ger W ‘ ( 1@t Operation c ~ a-sepge 1 LuiS] i ? nisn ‘ is - rcharger i ! “sure %) Oo? { a i@) ; (ié i ¢ x Sj Oe ‘ry M ¢ Ss iperchar > Ss 1A wien the speed reaches a certain ©"! ae , % 1 jengt } lhe ; BO) Bhd raises ag ongeae ¥ nee w\ oe one eng} q* ] ear er f} $0 i 3 pth of the 0} ! ger idding AS FACTORY BRANCH AUTOMOTIVE SPECIALTY DISTRIBUTOR m™m Ju aro ie aeptn a7} has ar increase — Threc Whe. ol .: -Wwo quarts to tha crankcase , : ol will arrange ian Str it ST T-oris Box Py 7: ; : 0 e Nash-built Wi ary . eng ne u 3 ae am ' . , Post-Dispate! n e. Tha he Ajax six ulso 1 ele new high a -_ dr re } re) ar, -. of eutmy? : at has " in 18 { t ba) Cbd be : . *_* . . o*.&* 2%. ae. @ ie ae ~? *"* + ete’ " - *.°.*. 9 of? eo °*. 4,0. 06 ¢°%e%s *.@ @ * « af, 0- ee %n? 9? 9. ee 6 » 0, o°s° THE CADILLAC BROUGHAM BODY BY FISHER 2995 f. 0. b. Detroit, Tax Extra Here is the new Cadillac—vastly different from its predecessors—yet implicitly trusted by a larger section of the public than ever before to possess al! those superiorities which have made Cadillac the “Standard of the World” for a quarter-century. And the new Cadillac is giving, in return for that initial confidence, the finest performance and ser- vice ever offered in Europe or America. Today, a vast owner-experience records the unquali- fied supremacy of Cadillac. Any Cadillac dealer will gladly enable you to add your own. experience SUNDAY MORNING \JLARCH 7, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a ne — eee A RC ce = ee it eesti = ee = ae ~A aes - es sd —— ~ - pi uatineenneeerasnae ae a a IT for Economical Transporta tion —__ | og) __ / CHEVROLET Over 20,000 more Chevrolets weree bought during January and February than in the same two months of 1925, Chevrolet’s greatest year with over a half million cars produced. Here is vivid evidence that the public is now demanding, in addition to low first cost, performance and the same modern construction and equipment as found on the higher priced cars— such as three-speed transmission, Duco finish, semi-elliptic springs, etc. Here is spectacular proof that the Im- proved Chevrolet at new low prices, is best meeting the demands of eighty per cent of the automobile market. The performance of this car is so smooth— so powerful, that it will amaze you. Ask for a demonstration. New Low Prices - $510 Coach - - 9645 > Ton Truck $395 Roadster- - 510 Sedan — 4 735 ee 550 te 645 Landau - - 765 ie (Chasris Only) Not Reduced f. o. b. Flint, Michigan Touring - Coupe ST. LOUIS DEALERS: COUNTY DEALERS: ' . : ° sa ¢ to the overflowing measure of approval which the 3 : : curt Big Four Auto €o, 2348 S. Jefferson Ax Mlicu-James Motor Co.. 7800 Llorsythe BI... Clayton. Mae nevw Cadillac 1S receiving everywhere. lint ( ——— fH. ‘T14 Delmar mI ‘ raft-Merello ‘WW arner (a Normandy. Mo (srarois Motor Corp., 68°0 Gravois Ay Reichardt Motor Co. Webster Groves, Mo MacCarthy-Parduc Motor Co. 6320 Delmar BI io. Brown & sons Chevrotet Co. ROR. Ne. 31. Baden | irthwein Motor Corp., 3016 Locust BI Station | Wells Motor Co., 2008 N. Grand Hil Nangle-(C.flis thes rolet f 723% Sian he«ter Ay age Maplew ond entury Auto Co“of st. Louis, 7502 Michigan Av ‘iNiam-iipstein Chevrolet Co., 5929 Eastog Av. : iWilmer-Belcher Cherrolet Co., 1163 8. Kingshighway Bi EAST ST. LOUIS DEALERS: o : North Side Chevrolet Co., 4333 Warne ‘Av. Harding Motor Co., 622 St. Louis As New Reduced Tax Rate Immediately Effective sonth Side Chevrolet Co., 2445 S Grand Bl standard Chervrolet €o. 1351 State se. at Veronica OLIVER CADILLAC COMPANY | Guy W. Oliver, President . Locust and Lindell Cut-off Distributors Jefferson 3080 ‘ ’ OW: COST \ a re, sane aye * ¥ a —— nat Seer ment Pr EO a Abs sang aen és. » a ee phe st. -eamlie veandeacuinen debates i Maas ithe freaealin, ommand am OR, RN > . paceiteancasneeatshipoagiontts sdetails oc onan ee egret etme PERE ER PE OR) a. PP r : ing eer Se eS as Rh a li at i Ra ani RE all td : eS wal : ~ eer Ff a Ay = k; Lg 2 & ee - se * e oe z Pe fe bar | Be: = * a # ke 4 3 wt

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, .1926, ST. LOUIS POST- “DISPATCY *- —_— i - . a ee eee —— ~~ ~ — ene we as ~ ~ NN te en _ _ — - ee 7 — — _ a ener oe ee meee — “ . : — —— ee OO ee —_——— : a — RADIO FOR THE AMATEUR AND EXPERT = — FE I — we —— . — - = ~ INTERESTING FEATURE WV (TION ; ACILITIES | Artists me Tonight’s Atwater Kent Program : _ — =n on — aes oe — - Keeping With - — to Handle Only the Best Sets, We Are president . \ distinctive musical fea ON KSD SCHEDUM i +. Kado Centr, New York etnates/ wil gn on in the air Pray ov STROMBERG-CARLSON 20,000 radio job-|ning, March 19, when WBAL, Bal. DEALERS hos eS ier @ ; . iper-power stati : th | . - ir — st ae il 7a ae :t some typical - gr aay! Chain Broadcasting Will | : itt an We ia | _—— _ * - ¢ d b1 as ed Appropriation ‘aa ; : Oe Te ” bers come to New ee ne vec. le through the choral clu ra e 7 ibplemente »y Several pcre: a - 4 san CENA ane 62 the most wins oe ‘ee ' \ able St dio C . Make It Possible to Utiliz — —_ : woe aiaes el ee Se citer SA PM Ee The Most Scientific Radio Service in St. Louis oraple Stu lO oncerts, N Bae. oom _ Be. 3 | — ae OWN NO Ieational j | | rrucks ti) Ocale 1) } ' : a @ e a ae , ba 4 | | : ‘ IN | ‘ ‘ nm tne Counts ; Borent pene 4929 DELMAR BL. Og es fa aes 2%. ‘ 3 ce bigs — rer PA GIC Chis program will cons!: Ne- OPEN EVENLNGS UNTLL 89 O'CLOCK ,AT Ay > -_ £ ia SR ey, ase = . o, . J a ur gs OES * ; nthe : | ; ill present tod settle 5 Snopes . Bo ec VO : Hey. 7 ies | , | pirituals and plantation 3 ALSO AUTHORIZED DEALERS FOR ATWATER KENT AND RADIOLA St PER-TETERODY NES a nt : | F BS , eee sts ¥ mM i . 4 : a + : : oe . “af SS 2a Th Wii DO Sune s yrds re] ight thic great y . ; esis ie ie Zz cas "3 See i ER F = - de ’ ra : ai . ie E rs : here that ‘ace know how , Hofmann, who wg WASHINGTON, en —>_—s ae a | | for the coming season by what eon ot she Cotte eo Qe: tork and will $i gdio davs are coming. Rad ee ae 3 + al they see ii : York on thelr vis-!fp O° Ve cobese, Is director of +e gg: rE a eS Se eee! 2 e's see ee ee Ss ees oma desis | ee ee | ‘ee | turally tl om Seed of About a ions 106 DE BALIVIERE @ Missouri Radio Service ee oe Conventent Terms remote | | ns 0 lup with WEA tonizhit NSD yegbpference ! | de 5 Aoeagise: Gives, ether «ailties « [er wis , 14 ’ ncery arranges h br ~~ . i A athar afta. oA we Str %. ‘ ; eu Be } . ; oe ave Fond i+) « } ae ‘ , ae . ah a7 de Lif )33 a»! . tearm YP SO ° ‘2 it yp Weds ” aes 5 Nai : é SR Tey rss ‘ _ Aa . ’ . os ; 2 9 wile] ay : nna y r\¢ ‘ familiar ars, the “Aaa ee gale PE eS le pe oe as eal leita ta 1 young : - ). g &nd Dealersfor , : oo A. Receivers nade” it g be own . a! he ; , i ; : : 4 y 0% Sat - : fey I } ‘ ; Juss : | rllege, | | | compositica iis steye moro carefully, if the | ‘ et : oe Rad nter,” whose head-| Morgan Colleg | PRR RRR Ree eee eee eee eee eee eee hpot d rep , ee ORM ga “S i Paling, % quarters a 1 the Bush. Building |-outskirts P on 14 . : nts by Josp umeesent House py ee Sa : | NB; oOutsk! r Bs ore, is one most - Loui neces Congress. oe: , ieee Bh \ See . i pe tas oa erie orether f manufacture ! fen oe a eek) teenie Dan oo jong ‘ - ' " jeg a.iOl ‘ ; i3A : : J ‘ “re aK ; oe a ‘. ae SS ae. Pos 4 ea hi \ O)o & @ mae ay HOUT gee ae aT ¢ ] eis sf 1] oy : the e] oncert Qyprhe moms « | ee % | SS « Se aes nd: athe le: root ~~ os aes , auvert Strapon OF Taco by th NN | Se a a ig a fe GE eS ee ia Ss pena eat iene Caeeiage sole tints. p ; ] +" athe } 4" Hhe-. bh ' , at ‘ RE ; . a : . FE: RO 3 : ets aeee4 ee : ; . is te ee | , ’ id i 1 i ij ‘ Y gee ” he . : . ‘ ; ‘ 7 . i i} *\ « -~* — t's ‘4 and hay erce Department preased by $1 een sega eee 4. ee delass incidental to visiting fac-| Academy, one of the branches | | Headquarters for 1 NE eG AI Mm tty “sai ue Nre 1)? for the del's diragpdations Tor eon BS 19,000 wee cur trom tie ae) Lae : enter is expeécte pen -peetly with the Universite of VE é ‘elections frogumuse °°": . E * sels m4 + actimates. More inspe: tors sO) ca si ae entoates, ore ape, co , : erg-Carison Kadio Sets iti l As iii 86 eo ‘e assur pOSe@! fmann. famous Polish;and sang in al! parts o 4 | ; : ' > | > , co} i] Fy } “orest Mitional SU I ~O I f Bealo-testing trucks «a! rY > bm 2 OA y °- iT] isses this see an interll bil pass 2 WD-11 . ' } ‘ : > ; 2&j ,? . eve . . — » . | ‘ la ie a*é lfis ' "Fa sick! —* . otis . an »T . reit4 > i>}? - « ad ‘> e . ° - » . P . , ? ° . . - . i ‘ 4 ia i j e . ’ ? . : ’ Lore ab ae he to (jus \ ' ‘ . a, : ” r i P 4 ‘ ‘ y i a °r4 ) LJ asa ' ° . . ' " - . . , ’ : " " % , . ‘ d ° oO ine - smo rn’ 4 . ‘s ‘ ; 4 ’ ‘ +1 4 4 A de ; ) 1} i) ; aha Lies ,* 2 stitution. receiving ap} | hye | . F . ? oath | > 4 7 } ’ j ‘i ‘ : Pa | 5 ’ 7 ; - ‘c i¢ 4 ‘ OOF AI ; ‘ . e ov ’ , ; . j cram gh dden insists os ' ' meeek : . > , / f e ] ’ ‘ > +4 | ‘ . v, ? 4 ° ° > - . «* > ’ ’ '* . : . @ / , . : : Too e ‘ 1, & . ‘ } Y : ; ig «(luartel Wide avaliab.e fot Supe! nN is rallor ; . ° . . ¥ ; ‘ cee ry r ‘7 i- ¢ ‘ / ‘ { , ‘% a . , ad . ‘ ; — (eo ,* ’ + . ‘ . e . , ‘ : » . ‘ i i I i itl I - “19 . } lost , ° : ; —~ SY ew. TTY a. \' ' Udit iliiis Se RR ee on at tien tage , ie epee?' —_— — , DRADAROD BD DBALER i \londag@tndividual two adit inspection be Ort ilries | es Ws iF _ A _ Ing U 4 one - Ain a transi” ; ing eta ti ne aa 4 on ure : es (>) Fa : , ; L 4 } outge re. ' ty | Att ee eee oe leced is chairman of the Franco-Ameri- Mr. Cellus Daugherty, accompantst, J Rg” B: St. roms (MAL ORDERS. PROM? FILLED) MISE, 3 aig nwiiae” ean Musical Soeclety of Paris, an Se tinal | 0.0. D's SETS SOLD ON TIME PAYMENTS STOCK distr etne misunderseta ; 7 r : | ; Are © . : iv’ ‘4 : ie | : , i ‘ .? , ' " ’ a a i “a 4 + ‘ a is , 3% F 4, mutt 2 s such the patron fair | clated Preédiigar:inent its reque: ett: ' ne ban a PERT SERVIGE IN UR HOME . ./¢ i . a +? ; “ ¢hia , . : , : »¢ : i youn, Se b at Maas iff TN , , ier on th r to buy 2 nyu everal | ~-° . Prelud ae ' mev to buy a ea he ' ; : wear any French caphat. ae warty OS, Soshmaninott Ma 4 thorough inspection 1s made of your set by an ex- $ 5c ‘ - Hii iiidd VET POETS ETE \ ee ee ome gene (plage harntteecnb iment — apa inAIe i ret ramet th = 7 ren ennia hio testing triye Le ‘ ie ’ i » 1. . . * : : : aaa : . ae err t h * ’ ‘ as SladelIphia b m of $9600 as if the vas : ) tC Metlod | : . Roubinete? p WHO 1OCATCS any ITTeg! ilarities in ti bes, batteries .idley Park W for 1) pon al ° me te rd Witchener eeruiting Stati sCaprice | ag Losaks a or set. Ihe charge for com fete ¢ ce Is om i = = , —°. ! das | / aaee - : § rvics Marge for Er ecting— Aerials. . SS =: noe | | @) 2 ‘ Mio-testing tr CC Se _ §PRICES REDUCED event nina thie or “ili gly ee sing! ie oe Praja nae | Notes From iy New Stoek CX301A Only t;suaranteed§ itt’ Tresh stock Sv = udk =” " may: } > 7 . » — - — ee ennai creas " . i } attorr (.tjar- at hand. | | srieed Osc! §=§ FU BES rye. 606 Mecelner; Frenne anes Steed eof O iaj ' UV Aaicil i ‘4 The WR be (opera *. IHC ’ . IST ° ~ “Or 4 tit} | , lation Tested trpe. é-tube; totally shielded: ined: | | i 506 . 7 Sea nas prove : sery ; ¢ : oun = ‘ pial 4% , J ! audi CONTroOl, Operates hor or +} mi . ; RE ue c > 7 ; { eoOrereA +h i ; . e2onr) ¢ ii 1] i on 5 Senwvreneeé M4 » hedral, he : tei ‘ 5° O0reg ee : nes L Y Se } Cunningham a cone type Loud Spocaker; Equip ; _ —— - o : * . " . : ‘ M his first radi oe will broadca Mascaguis avai- which le they jike best and why gee BAKELITE 3B ped with voltmeter; Solid Ma ie i ‘ : I has Oi ; ; : ’ , .¢ oan : . ———— J J Line WAC u suncKe S or RAY- O- VAC hogan ‘- $210 without «accessories weeks aro, whicl NE se ani 19 -ySsrticaAana nN i uesadays - Thousand of , ti ¢ }t} i DE FOREST TURES— ‘6 sgemiedl a few ee eet WS, Gi tne content seers dan BBE FORest Tune $2 |B’ BATTERIES | 19 ‘204)- Flour \"' -Battery for 80 22" 2=volt, e: WPIt and WPL? tubes C ! large size or ‘anh A. a a oh ; an cioail § statior ) 14 ’ - bee ng as — wos aa = wn in tt - "nite Wt. Sg Br | dispiaving ; tay $19.50 List $10 Ratkite €i53 Balkite $24 SC ° rE contralt ii] resent the ‘fT Rinspected and tested, | aL ¢ vt he at mendous tf weet it 43 ie ‘Ait Balkite Charaer "$i le Charger ope rliminator thy } aun a tne a ‘ ene “a ” bout $154 agwainst an ¢ j “ai- eumea ce | ; Pia arn noid une! Lt eUay Sit . 4a "2 S505 “HR he aes petty *: - ‘oes a ce coe wilt miata COS ' e*, } had “Ae ) iS i: ne oy . ; : r every 1 iol) é x ‘ee. “ mM clo] ; by 1 2. t2, $6. 70 nee hh $36; — the clost ym 101 ~ concert omptruck not been avatlab! he |p rrridy ougila IeComas Afany unusua tgeshe sis Orel ¥ Pm der —— a 11 15 6 season, part of which will b@tation of these trucks, i id.; 11 is planned to give one opera a tes make up this perio: a m 300 1926 Crosley 99 cs... . . Sg f brond . ae ) nro effect man: INO 53 ee — i » wj)] e [.eon- | ous letters har COMme te ne} 7 Super Trirayn Special 2 - 243 mles $1 5 25 - : “The Lost Chord”—that most familiar and dearly ; , ’ . ‘ iis > HOC ‘ . ton ee mae mada | — hapded not cule sae BBD titticieney of 5 tunes & t. : ete a . loved of organ compositions comes in on a Strom- Speememmnaesbrendenes Oipertors thes mins seas: |s, uners) i Mingo yoct, forded not cps cuiltnen, bak ale il ae eMAGE AT oor oe 6 TB pas Se parg-Carioon Receiversevery saeaamnnnn ‘hedhle the nsp toy a ' r —_ 1? » «8 bey ee Miaka Walt tellin | ia. ans ™, 1) Judv sh F BATTERY : ase, bail hharedile . — mm (St. 6 Allowance for Your vid Ba Baiters— Fie natn ena and bull: Charged) >. leaves the orgdn pipes, a a reproduction as accurate, its ccc throudtiinn. a ete men cf the microchane weneciie ii $50 5-Tube New 1926 Model titted clear, mellow, heart-lifting as the original. ident’s Tiay”’ will be cele@ oie 2 Pi ie cage | 3 for i. tu sash mnbin Mn al — aS announcers, shou . ake eee RADIO SET, $23.73 715 This iJlustration shows With Stromberg-Carlson Receivers no chord or brated Thursday bv th "ad hem aa uUnUuSsSUa! re the vsticisii of into consideration se ‘ , me ne a ee ewanit 4 ‘ . , i oe } ne Wednes#he present multiplicity of de ee i i ae BREE ah ova ake ¢,. gg 942.50 6-VOLT “A” BATTERY $32 22 50 i how the antenna circuit, tone transmitted is ever lost, for every instrument if programa@ich can mie Tie } oun utia. Foklo : | Stanford Tho “ * *¥5,3 9 > . , fie, a | i ¢- day “lub of St. Louts {tn the K@iM i, ult ite at left, including coil, con ; inspection required in pra th ast ith much o n ra “spe sil | ty. . | studio. Mrs, Clay E. Jordan, Dre Bly every city Se ee 4g. | ees OF tne eet His Know): | ee va Ki yee (nat tate inner MRaeennt ll denserand tube, is encased guaranteed to reproduce accurately, without distor- ident of the elub, will give shoring interest and use of radio C28¢ and handling of the English powice on a ooml seeker vat- fl A $30. 00 Frosi 95 Free, 2 WODII ) ean acon tion, each note over a range of more than seven ’ ‘talk: in the “Women's VWour”’ at @e ; ssen-¢ ser shield. It also shous eran eosiealle Patees syveral forms I ; ociocs, Former presidents of the , _ Radiotron Tubes at the right three shields octaves, ub of Redhat ong ll th innate ‘ainatice thi. ier iil play “] une ie lub, as well as presidents of othe! eg ee eens VO! emis-a real patt of the man hi Verklerung, by Strauss, and @c- ae Cabinet raid 4 "ll a ge | which encase the second eee eons scenes | om ' the ‘Versonkene Glock : ee aga Ay and third radio frequency The Total Shielding of each radio frequency circuit, is ens clubs who area membe | : : ‘elf | | + m VV ednesday Club. ogy wi ihowed. 1 } wa - T1OT : - nan > : me | , | oa | : eed hi dnnoff, ss s , ! Speaker —* BANIGIA LI, sts stages andthe detector largely responsib le for this Ww onder ful fidelity of tone ie bliese women are Mrs. . “a — J | ' i since j . a ct rail , ' ain eas onoracnhnarak: o (arton. silage with all cous, con which is the delig he and Ww onder « f Stromberg- Carlsen Atkinson, Mrs. Alfred Slap oo * ey treads 34 7 Pe tS Lining ry Geode a a.” ae = ace ae eee ; ae storage Batlery Mats : agate oo Det season oo. a deusers and tubes. Ta eee Piiene: Sorell ins, n Franciseo. Sentt} - adopted. intere: r l lim h Shiri i bh eae ‘ vill 7-Vlate Variable @ondensers Phone Tip dacks, ” pairs Rais Ase These ehielde are sealed | Presidents of the Wednesday Club ny ee ee “Phe ; ~mnvelucted 1) } subject | woeeF rpg by . eel Loud Speaker Cord.- wp Soe ogg yaaa hme eget ‘ on. Satisfactory perform : and Mrs. Joseph Calfee, presiden | pe eee | ML | Te a Plate Tanclocs Condensers, .81.00 Blectrad Variohm or Audiohm.. . 3: ance is guaranteed as Jong Ask fora Stromberg-Carlson eee OMe 9 eo =F Orhan” than ever. The Mrst prizo ts be broadcast by WAlC. the station Tif iterate Variable Condensers mM Panel Shielding, per roll... ..- _ as seals remain unbroken. demonstration at your dealers earies APC roe ona Omaha. |e soem si 4 $25, the third $1». of The Comnierclal Appeal. Mem HH erate yore oe able Cone | Rediola Mand WEA 3 resident of th eigh , MLAPOUS atis Ladd, | 1} fourth $10 and tie f.° yhis, ‘“‘Down in ix t p. ™ —_— ers | qe?og Crystal Detectors . ve | , is on are ‘Tale > sociation: gi mage | “aettedgd aasistan: inspector and he fourt ening at 6:45 and at 19: oenhaw, March 9. “he leetuy : . 60h a Na 4 ee ee oak ra ie sti oummere-* al lson | ele — cine presijen* of tha Learcuo of Women oie “eg required. "These s - Tolock three songs af danve re be rill be broadcast by Perry ~ ; A Wien reciing the ¢ ¢ : > wmiake : ach a sist lreshmun Gridleaks . a ce is . a = om a seie geen _ ' — distri off ' wut (soot alae ; j reshian (,:tridleaks With Condensers, j rost Hieadp hones, pet pactr a owt ~ Sure insulators are giazed and ce ® when much of ee hae Ps " att Truetone Headphones, per pair Bila ugat Wa r - | = a me “Stand: (Viad sockets. "Oe \. & kh. Headphones, per pair. > 4.0 nenity ed 89 water will run off 1 : listening in has to b ! 7 os sg Ml Bir aa Nathaniel Baldwin Phones, pair 66.00 ee it adds bothersome resistance > inspectors would serve t da 10 . Sam tect Stranded Aertal Wire. 49 Brandes superior Sine mae ‘3. ak ‘isi i ig | li ' ; post ; oe randes avy Phones, pair $4. ; _ Also make provision for lowerlnSg@ ( and 12 at nicht relievin: 100 Feet Enamel stranded Wire. 75 eer ont co sae "eeseciots 63. the antenna occasionally so the ip- day men who have frequents ( ; reatly Reduced | ) hase 6-Ki B. T. Counterphase 6-Kit 95 The Bremer-Tully Counterphase. 6, satisfies e menswear i} , users everywhere. aAGS WON has become more pronoul OE NS SRR ORME ee REE ROI i Se (oils for Urystal Sets fe ra-ft. I h Ribl Aerial Wire 500 (;rewol Variable Condensers... At tice — oo I Ge Ameco Vernler Dials ' » SE. ; Makers of vOICe priamaiiiaiien and voice reception apparatus for _— than 30 years "Oe All-American Transformers 1'’-fnoeh Insulators Window Lead-tns 1Obe Jefferson Star Transforiwners = > ot ries avnes-(rr) j ernier ondense {\ Adapters > «On ® blectrie “Solderin Irons. Oe | ° steinite t-Tuhe Sete« 695 (round Clanips ae (roslieys F-Tube Pups ! CONVENIFE! gy T ERMS Aeme Carbon Rheostats steinite ‘2-lube Sets aT at the maitr offi York, Baltimiore, Atlanta, San meco, Seattle and Chicago and \ ARRESTERS* B Detrott, where tho Inepee of Bhore - . sttanetan ve THE COST OF RELIABLE eo ship stations is | HIGHMTNING PROTECTION FRB *: Additioual cl weiceol this Ughtuhig arrest’, $1 : f in the pres: rit Su olk, Phi! au¢e Iphia, and at main offices me 6 8Nd Seattle. PR AcB Battery SA fe 'M8truments and Te’ tustrumen'ts nar th OnLy Out $5000. arger me eduction in the SATISFACTION GU ARANTEED of * tO radio, as the Charges any UPC ave to be trimme Eeese of -* MUS of the » mitery, , ' Cf@ilis Ment fees tl . “ppear to have been rejects either wy : Sommittes wh ose action Was direct current. y favorable to bet! injure battery . ‘ ~ ‘ — ) OR: ~ ti : | Sulators and even the wire itsel§me ‘orced to work overtime me , . ic n ha wiped rres of dirt ‘ Under thie New appropria- the most critical. Why not buy your parts here and build your own BYP and sare | ce sss 'S Possibio thar there will he assigned 4&6 anit’. insp $85.00. We will show you how to build ft MRE. Use our shop and tools free. Ajat Sockets and KRheostat« Nationally mnown, Guaranteed Cunningham signal Grid Condensers Steinite 2-Tube Amplifiers S, Batteries riBLS — Rattery (lamps &°?O Manhattan Map Loops 69 = AA Turn Henescomb Coll yada rystal Detectors * sega “i ; . mperites oll-A e ' . WIL Sockets axe ype %>-Tihbe Recents led sets S ' Nadio Hand Drills $1.25 ( rosley OL Portables P4. biller % ’ 2 Se _— 0 Tia nga Other type Cun- Watt Dubilier Mica Condensers.” a1 OR Cabinets. 7 * * - Assembled Gxto tadio ningham tubes $1.95 se gy eel ghar Assembled Tach Kadio Cabinets £2.98 oe Bante pphea a Assembled 711408 bela Cabinets, &s es 4 | ae eens ic |» > ape Music Departinent Ith and Washington £8.00 VPieture Loops Headphone Caps ithe ne age ies Headphone Cords Tis , Loud Speaher Cords ah Lightaing Arresters lle ‘ : AL . Automatic Blowterches Oe sel ees toy ‘ adie ‘aAk« ‘) bis. 13 and ‘235 Plate Straightiine Con aed 7 . : BUY YO Fria (rsstals« oid densers S130 Tead-In Wire. per Siu np (entral Laboratory pubenannes a | ~ Loe ~. ~ paghetti Tubing. per length > | om Buashar, @-foot length. le ! nee ogg es ve ae - Fnamel Wire, ',-tb. spools . Variable (rr ahs 7 TANT? Tubes. KR. ¢ 4. $65.00 Battery Hydrometers , Deuble and Triple Coil Mountings be & Nationally advertised Radio Tubes. 19¢ B Liminators.......-. Frost Musettes Trickle Charger.. ..... L aad RADIO BATTERIES “aa Six Volts—-100 eres, $9.95 $4.45 Guaranteed One Year.. Crosley 3-Tube, Model 52. $8 95 Reg. $15 . e er radio su- imp and VOLN Tube Rejuvenators ‘ . « Marco ‘luner 1.00 (Carter Inductance Switches he Manhattan Phonograph rr ON EASY TERMS AT In«ijlators with unit Bon faci)i: i?) nel. ls and inercased » nductance Switches, double orcelain Bracke nsulators I ‘ : diy Arme and Frost Pot Rheostats Fresh Dry Cells 3060 é . alia Bn Eveready Fresh Dry Cells Ne nog iat ge Phe ee , 7 set of % { j "oat Fa i Contret Switenes 4s e founted Binding VDost« Se ee Cotiiacees . Sh. | swuiteh Levers Karas Rook of 100 Hlook-l p- Ee Double Phone oti Switeh oints With Nuts : small “BR Batters swe ‘ 3 o ° Nickel Binding Posts, lo for Sty Amatenr Radio Boo ke. ++ | Double Binding Post. ' ee Kellogg Vernier Var able ( ondensers, ° : Black Binding Posts, 15 for. 2a : Ss". : Solderette Soldering trans. i 7 P'rone tart Hensers R di H id , fitkestat Lilament Switches: Z roe single Phone Plugs » a 10 ea quarters ‘ ‘ ie Tar Or OTHER PART V1 RPFptcry PRICES ei ee Headpho phone , a8 y- ® £10 *ry Si- \’ Yas : wy : test batteries with ] \fad- alt 2 , : a ie spiendid GUAKRAS i lab) The wire on the bobbins ie Bg : MAIR iia “uv new «rie ; ae © to be a Ovt thus A REAL BUY Bene $25 Value. Our price Value if i'w : etam) ye). vag oO ter) a Ptoying : ni C eet en tt eels er weefulness. The) @ = National Tire and Accessories Co. oir Fe - cote, ogg dar , ot os Should never be - 1115 Ch t ut St. St. Louis fund sour mone. e . . re ang low and come in estn 8. NPRCIALTY COMPANY, _— the storag: battery. = OPEN SUNDAY MORNINGS K pee. thy ee ee ee Cn ‘000 1 SgpqgueeeeeseeessGeeseGusnesececenereseernreneenen

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Radio Shop Foros Uauemoonf- Headquarters for Atwater Kent Radio Sets Sixth Floor. ~ Radio for Amateur and Expert ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a ee — a = — ————— RADIO F | - ees (Central Standard Time.) KEDN, "WHHAS, Sunday, silent night for: WGHP, WCX, WDAEF, WIR. WMAG, WMC, WITAMNM. G:1o . Mm. In your home, too there is a place ‘| if C 1 ae 1 if Its advantages— your favorite books. It’s only good judgment fies completely. to get the most from your Receiving Set with an Atwater Kent Radio Speaker. The Model H, case instead of a radio set. 1504 PINE STREET Theré Is Still Some Exclusive for this set | HK if ' ' Here IS the receiving set which has endeared itself to hundreds of thousands of people who are now enjoying it with an Atwater Kent Radio Speaker. It is the five-tube full powered Model 20 Compact, which you have heard so much about. So smallthatit can be tucked among So powerful and sturdy that it satis- So beautiful that it might be a jewel shown here, price $22. So unobtrusive that it finds a wel- DAME, | Ril , , ones | MAST Af gb 4 The illustration shows the Model 20 Com- pact, cable attached, - Price $80.00 EVERY SUNDAY EVENING The Atwater Kent Radio Hour brings vou che stars of opera and concert, in Radio's finest pro- gram. Hear it at 9:15 Eastern Time, 8:15 Central Time, through: WEAF... New York WIJAR .. .Prowdence WEEI ..cese Boston WSATI .. . Cincinnati WCAP..Washington WOC ... Davenport WCCO Minn.-St.Paul WTAG... Worcester WEAR... Cleveland moe: wes « Sti Lecis WLIB cece Chicago WW] «2-2 Detroit WFI 2. Philadelphia Woo 5 alternating WCAE. ee Pittsburgh WGR .....- Buffalo coming niche in any home. So simple that you can operate it perfectly without previous acquaint- ance with Radio. Plusthe downright,through-thick- and-thin reliability that always goes with the Atwater Kent nameplate. And at a price that makes you wonder (until you remember the saving made possible by large produc- tion) how so little can buy so much. See and hear for yourself—at any Atwater Kent dealer’s—the Model] 20 Compact with an Atwater Kent Radio Speaker. BROWN & HALL SUPPLY CO. Distributors Territory in Southern Illinois and Missouri | performance. = crimination. He learns the value Authorized ATWATER KENT Dealer COMPLETE LINE—Terms to Suit Your Convenience HELLRUNG & GRIMM 9th and Washington Music Dept. _ tube that bears that name. ATWATER KENT OUTFITS ON EASY TERMS IF DESIRED 513 Olive Street a em > 513 Olive Street . ‘ wee brug a, ¢ ey Hy. \) | el ‘ sae PP ha at ee — (344.6). NRaipa Lmerson, or- 4:00 FP... M. KYW (635.4) Chicago Sunday Evening Club. \VEBH (370.2) selected artists pro- gram. 7:30 P. M. wJIZ (454.3) Bakelite. hour. “Fur Hour.” Totel Stat WLS (344.6) WLS Little Brown cert Orchestra. Church on the Vale cholr. 8:00 P. M. 7:30 P.M, Tpana Troubadours. KENT (2966) church service. froin New Yor! WFAA €475.9) services. WHO (526) Bankers’ Life trio $:00 FP. M. KFDM (315.6) sacred program 7:00 P. M. “Mystery Aerry ‘t from New York. , " i ¢t 4:00 P. M. “Women's Hour.’ i PROGRAMS | K SD Program Week of March 7th { CENTRAL STANDARD TIME Sunday, March 7th - oo 1” Mi Vew York a , E most o>: ‘ , Poet iapat “nh Concert Orches ew “~OTUN) ws : | WBAP (475.9) Twilight program. tra, Max St le conductor, 7:30 P. M. ee Ora | os “the ir | . ‘legisl fecal ee Geo. IE. Muskens, tenor; Wm. Washington | M Pick-LDP 10 Most Cas€sjva WHS (425.0) Choir. Page 15 P. M. Theodore Diebels, accompanist a 4 aking. Inside 1 | hope > ‘ : . 8 S e,¢ e+ Q ' : . ea kd ae ! Mi 48 6) ALWELOF Fert ead ee 8:00 P. M. Hit With Listeners \Will Bring in Satisfactory an ; 1 (491.0), 4 4 (234 " , rect f} om N ; Yo} \- suet Hot a ee : : a ae nite uid . . ulate vor > ( 468 i. 3 \\ J A }e i_ 2b 2d, miathn, j ia’ « ¢ +f aL tte Lay rp er pate iid Eskimos. Dire: 6 ot - Be oy Signals. at th . “7 Irom a 10 WWI (352.7), WOC (483.6), Monday, March 8th ” that was fs oe of the \\ ar ‘4 ) (4 ( j , \\ * ( f » Q ) Si lv artow nN ( "or d € re h estra. i Ih- me 7 aug Uurated at ; aer al. contrary to a Ssome- . caus akes’ a nahenerie o¢ 7:00 P. M. rect from New York WRC in Washing! on, in Jem The aie oe : aq | Dt WEAK (050.4), VTACe (268), “mur Wour.” Program by Ra- F id M h 12th has prove: be Fhat pop lar belief. does Bes sena Major lJsowes and the Capitol/|/ ger Instrumental Quartet. seem i — ° wteliorcies: a ae Ze ne installed outside to produce |). Theater gang 3 7:00 P. M od of introducing the memigamt I in- the set | Woe ; ee ee = - P. a Ret: : ae ‘Congress to the citize “Metisfactory’ signals se . that 6: 4) P. NI. silos rj : nak. . “Mur rfour Hartzell Lvon, al hea 17; + 3 : ns of 156 Weit! er aaa it need to he con- | chiv rae ta 66) Golden Rule circle. ee “ ud maritone . a 119 nited Sta es, ; as souic fans are Seite Ma oe 9th ganist 7: 00 P. M. “Commerce Hour.” Recttal by : : ves and ia] does not need to be |. 6:45 P. M. VEAP Chain “ WH]! nro. Bianche MacGregor, contralto. who have spoken throgsiam Beet of wire. Neither does the | a -~T\T * ‘ ‘ | rp sé f 100d sf ais Oy run J ay ar . Tru ‘ : > - ; . /KDKA (309.1) International sery- gram disect from Sew Toul 8:00 P. M. aioe in appeeclame Bbdening of the windows help ths of Ha ices, Cities Service Quartet. Direct ae ae “aU0N Of ma ston when using the leop °@ Wednentay, March 10th om New Wack,” the outstanding musica] gmmrece?™’ Makers.” Di- i a pecialties direct from Grand resses Thursday, March 11th : Central Theater. : son of Connecticut Conducted Br -oadcasting from the final LEADERS OF CONGR NOW HEARD BY WUTSIDE ANTENNA : NOT NECESSARY. 545.1 Meters 7:00 r M. ‘rhe J.arkinites.” Direct from ycted of bare, or, pressing interest in the , ‘* ’ ‘naked wire \lso con- Acce 7:30 P. M. 3 it, the Representati express al And iast. the antenna and bill aerial are one and the same leagu : ‘the = aerial is merely a body of the hietal nol ‘from the ground, | that mat picks up &l nd absorbs some of, be req e enersy from beanie passing wavés. aspect is €! ergy is then conducted by Ty the eal to the receiv- tors set where it is a nplified and com ps s° Rapier itself by means last sate’ or nusic in the loud) tng aker. As radio waves are prac-- the simpeded by obstructions, until broadcast by the Waship ‘tion. i “The Vikings.” "Dir ect from , : ; x Waw York. The national scope of the Te is made possib!} h ‘ 9:00 P. M. leanne eo Whittall Anglo-Persians. D!- multaneous broadcasting 6 rect from New York. weekly discussions of the work Saturday, March 13th Congress through the Bound Bae transmitter of Stati , 7:00 P. M. apres ry, 00 Orchestral program and stage the Forum was in ‘aug Urated y from Grand addresses by Representatives: P and Ga mm Tennessee, respectively, the Res lican and Democratic leaderst T ' » Uirect ., neans of Bt ) bh th Wednesday Club of St. oncert of S&S Louis SS: ) oo wv "Biically iIKPRC (296.9) Pipe organ. ‘A so | : Orchestra at @ Odeon flouse, who outlined the wy piner tha an those of large bodies of tee el WREM 996) orchestra elacetca) | ( ae — e t{ssues that g Bets’ 4 wire sti ung’ around the! man > 4 +l, an ¢ Ta \” r ‘ , . ots: . ‘ front that body. This forma Bicture molding in the house will, that - lraca ++}, +} > sini: : WBZ (333.1) prograr Crem Eo both a Rens 4 yentiv give very good results. | clerk WIG (4354.3) Srmphony \V Law (€422.5}) GTrchestra oO 2. 2G. Democratic leader giving oa seri s installed in the attic will Watse - ; -_ 1 , ‘ } ’ , ' « a af + | Fag i “PY Ones vv. "SS +} * : er l oy ks . : : : p WQs p 44 ' Ratn - y+ nr 4? } 7 9 « 2 e ‘NON eT kK Hid (405.2) prosgrati Vi ws of rhe quesiee be . . 1a!! 9 be just as sensitive to the : mee slate orchestr: KPO (4278.5) concert. House, has been followed.tni ‘ve distant stations as if they | asmue sigs _ - : ‘ + ‘ seat ry} . } ai us: c ‘ 8-15 PM 9 P.M KTHS (374.8) Arkansae Travele wes Subsequent broadcasts ¢ | e put outside a few feet above; the 17 aot Oe a 1: be? WEE] $48.86). KEAB (34! Sunday evening mu special train frolic -orum i brick con- M BA : ; p i ving 44 ; ; ' hones Om the one or: caslion wh pe roof. babe a aig yee . 2 piace WCAP (468.0), WJAR (300.9), Bical roe in ais 0:30 P. tore were futmeeeeel OR eyction of the building has no} ti) Ser WGR 319) WCA fu 461.3),. BHJ (400.2) organ recital. KPO (423.3) orchestra wal bedlivsedia = ns wher a ect on the reception of signals | two WwW wT 45 2 7 ‘5 7. or yi (4 ge ° i's % by ¢ } \ eT 1 1 P. M. s ealaraeaes eet itl «@ esa ae _ Loept in damp ‘a Ww et . a eather, tors 8 yy ?. 64 “ete ‘ i’ - - ' \ avr 4 + oe $00 2 ~~ 4 Cry -g i971 . J Pay pition, senators D1! ast ‘ . oot "£3 (4 i. 4 F V¢ > Ne Pes Be _ i, | I] - } i *rialpnmMme peat % 91.0 >) Ss" nphon: vy orchestra. We . mel * setase hy ge oO houses that have A large | the b WEAR (389.4). WraG (268). _WOASN Hy pel service KPRC (296.9) entertainers. anit 4 5° VI = Ws “eo amount a? metal construction, | There wSp (© qe £ . Atwater in arn! Aur o-oo I’. Vi. Ww 7A A (475. wel © rehest? ° yr a ‘ ded or Tiel debate by -. i ch as co T) ad ret e Te infore ‘ d with | nesses ry m } : f ; = f , : ' m one? Tloffn ian. i Iy y .\ 5 iz 1S) | am VV Hi ) re 3 ° 6 ) ore hes? ra. sans U Pee os - ote Stores a “se ae rods, or 181 ng Tr) etal lat! 1ing TFeoston angen } Fk orun re Repre ™ The covering of the antenna) KH (405.2) coneert orchestra 9:45 P.M. —-— dues Madden ne m1 inois, Rainey ire with insulation either of) Ata WIP (598.2) TiAttle svwmphony or KRGO (361.2) church se ice adiograms, * Mlinois, Schallenberger Of a “i sarnel of or rubber wil) not insu- and sinners 2a nei Date ev eee pate Pi en : YS ae - 9 ka, Merritt of Connee= wheret eheatra. inf a VV ($91.0) echure U SeETrV Ie _405€ iJ $10,000,000 Wa pent Te] né¢ vag d Chindblom : ate it from the radio trequenes ell oa F : - j : ()j erie Sse aba , ne oi ’ throughout Lie [ nite cl stale Ss laSt "eNOS The as Wh is cond rent in ath’ way : AS any insu table year for the presentation of brood- every Saturday night and ig BReegee? Metal bo@y wi | 3c. South ¢ cast pro 2 rast by Stations WRC and We #ickup ogency for the receiwing | tee co es — | nana set, the aerial does not- need to, Senato: i | ( nanos Maine, Massachu Causes of Noises, Bbe constreetts of wire. but wire is) No ld We Indiv give one year's ERIK service non ‘ . Se aia . ” ater Kent Sets sold by — oa setts, New Hat Ir i tl [is- very often the trouble in Mepeneraliy used, as it is light and | aspec trict of Columbia sets can be traced to dirt¥ DM@gn be easily strung from point ta} played * t I N Witla biodke { ¢ ) v Largest South-Side Radio Dealers putin than trastove-t : on the tubes, as well a8 DOOR@ERS4in«. In many cases fans having | throug La a 4 ad ‘ ‘ . : %S oO U r “ E W NJ A new associatio; ar. | at the springs in the MMouses with metal roofs have. re- Smith i YY a 3) ( =": We gladly give one year's FRIEE service on all Radioln Sets sold by us. antenn — ‘ And last but not least is the | SSstem™ PATI of the w ords aerial and radi RADIO SERVICE IN | A thorough inspection is made ‘a pert with our portable testing outfit wi Itregularities in tubes, batteries or set. for these corrections and complete se Hambolt 1203-——Day and Night BLACKWELL RAD 2847 GRAVC ~} yy, : Mi Ad, es 7 : 38 prseecseasesssusssansenssaneal ‘*¢ ‘ “4 , one A ’ : i New and Improve oS Ji} eee ,@ Th hb ¢ 3 ees sieee ; : . ser é 2 + ati, / *e - ‘ pte eae. etie* ' ae ot 4 , YF “s, 4 4 > ’ . - “i, 4g tf iad | ‘“ . : V4, Wh yrmpptt, Gee iia % : - Aly ‘Lt 4 Oe : i en he FIVE STG : | hyyou; j . wy ; is ir - SSERSESEEESeeR! CUES Model 100 - $35 intense Hear it! It gets the high tones and the low. And gets them purely and sweetly! Partie ularly adapted to the RCA Radiolas, te which it is accurately matched! nd tested dial comb! wih ‘nportant station in the cowl waned Cais. Loudspeaker} PP Surersetective 5 2, Radio Corporation of America New York per Sen e “haan eddmmnn Me ———— , en — 4} a. Through Any Local I ‘lttttttttt itt titliiiiiiiiiiiiiiititt lll. } joy local broedenesiaaaa 4) stations cannot interfe NO WIRES—NO BATTERIES awe es York or other distant pre RADIOLA “30” Mahogany Cabinet With Bu NOW IN OUR STOCK tu it of five-ply genuine mahogany, pe ta}. oe. ee an necessary equipment, wove st’ FREE SERVICE wn ca _— storage Battery. Iiveready . AttHonep | OF ST. LOUIS [_AcrHont cliotron Tubes, Loud Speaker THE SAMPSON co. Centra! FREE DEMONSTRA TION I RETAILERS IN @T . 3454 THREE: DOZEN. TWO. DOZEN (3624) OLIVE ST. PHONE “LINDELL 73 2455 ett ttt tt titiLitilitililitiilliqdilililis. é 455 Power? ‘ ee. Serving the Rome Sectrica ty Si ttt LIiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiil.

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - — — SUNDAY MORNING eta ‘ | Expert F LEADERS OF CONGRESSerenaNTENN jae tere BY RO var NECESSARY : : most optimistic ) 7 r legislation have a Merkel D In Most sas€s laking a aside PICK UL} il C - civing jhope that a law givi Will Bring In oatisfactors tary of Commerce a: or Be le endl — - ——— By THOMAS STEVENSON, WASHINGTON, The rs of radio March 6 support: almost abandoned the Secre.- authorit: ulate broadcasting will be enacted @t this session of Congress. This is of opinion of the supporters of the White and ‘Dill radio bills in the Hlonse and Senate The opinion is that the White bill will pass the House, but ‘that it will be vurled in archives of the when closing day of the session arri Mecording to Ditil, the er does the failure of radio Ip he the Senate will not be due to ising the loop of interest in the subject and Dill believes that most same leagues are perfectly satisfied wit re present regulation of radio bv of the Department of Commerce and seh considerable gnuore nd absorbs some of, be required fora study "aS aspects, Typical of the Ors in radio legisiation was committee meeting on 1il] Friday. The committe: nd G ae yr ml in ithe Ol ing Was called for 10 o'clock. At . moment if was postponed ctions , unti] 10:30. At 10:45 th anno that ¢ itson haf been dela’ would clerk also communicated Watson's meeting asmuch as there the 1, members of the present it was decided to wait un- Watson arrived. The two members ptesent were Sena- of Washing® cept in pamp vegies tors Dil! and Howell, authors of lersey were rae houses Pensa ; vee fiche @ Bog bills under consideration. bate by thor mount oc metas consi ucti cue r e present around 40 wit- hat ae past Pm: uch as concrete rr infores qd wit) h New York, Chicago. tne 22Stté‘ita”: rcs, OT Using metal dat Louis and other cities. 1 leaders wager the plastering work, good re-) who had come to Washington , especially for the occasion; Congressional me the concensus rhe iB urat 6d art S , LON, in Jany : ay) excellent me il Sa t} 1s mem berg citizens of all contrary to a somc- joes not need produce ' The ine Phat popula 3+, he inst ali¢ ed Gatisfactors Signi: ] ither goes it belie ®, de to eo get. con- fans Senate Senator ia legisiation to Ve ok windows he iaCa ce the antenna of his col- hit n+ +*& : i ’ i Lf ii* ’ The aeria } i> ] : : iv 4 petse] % petal iso! ad t¢ i cround, what picks up a the enercy fre iti © PASSIiMNs Wa his energy f mom the interest of Sen. the Renresenta S+- oa age ae ' a lon as 3 «6itseit neans ast COT iit. Biner than that cor meta’, a trung around the of e@iiure molding in the house wil ec bodics o Mee) ROO] The Ss nator Suggestion the proceed without him. In- arrive good were on! committee lusive distant stations as put outside a few The wood and brick building has noj tj} of signals feet above. bbe roo? con- ruction * Yect on the reception of the Senator ahd as ere wer lesses from tpt ne Boston, St. Senate Moves Slowly. At 1:03 Senator Wateon arriy ed mel en or ru be r wil] and called the committre x e it from the cin frequen: whereupon Senators Li)! Hlow- ae he eil drew their chairs closer to the table. At 11:40 Senator South Carolina joined )is tee colleagues and a Senator Cummins also arr No lack of interest jin +) a aspects sIminge i~- ij ' ; " ‘ Pp a Veu 5 je Ca Seg " and ren’ in any mmed metal bou\ an : 7 ee ha WIzZ ekup agency for th et, the does be constructed neraliv used, as it fan be easily fint. In man? : : s | : through their tardiness MOUse® al if h TY Yel “\ T iO } he ' ~> ; ; . i Smit ssed delegate Smith 4 aeria! aus: of Noises. of wire. but wire the bill have been Senat the socke — ne ex pre thea opinic ported cood results wh CONKIGer loriti (> The Secretary , merce ; that hefore Ider of 49 and : ¥, yhere ti yery =} : 1} i }3 “ * ras) _, acted into law it should re aPrial matter “ ired most careful and earnes! ation of (Congress. Seng erect 1m place ¢ the . beta! rods and s\3eh is me method used jn * of the ‘uUrred in ti Qin other CON ¢ mittee. iO LA DEALERS year's PRECSED service on all The old idea of se 4 , fi ' etx seld by us. ndow whit h-Side Radio Dealers ke. but was T H E R N * ; nd Ret ELECTRIC Co. 7 , APS 260 as sound . 39th Street GRAND 3746 ge agate , 1; : ee faning of the w orde rr agIiawin or absorbing RADIO SERVICE IN YOUR HOME——, thorough inspection is made of your set by an ex- 50 rt with our portable testing outfit which locates any 2: th-powered hort wave statione., According opening the aerial getting to handed ; ‘°¥-! seme | the word ' used to designat: condyetors using a joonp {m "AY "7nNtTeannr: In tha :.. bimprove reception is intenna. dari Ss and the stat antenna ‘ at regularities in tubes, batteries or set. The charge for these corrections and complete service ts only... wllambolt 1203-—Day and Night Service—Call G rand 1083-W ' BLACKWELL RADIO SERVICE CO. 2847 GRAVOIS : es ERES Improve e cASTEPION L99" high tones and the low. rely and sweetly! Partie the RCA Radiolas, te ely matched! = Model 6-F-1 = WETTILILIILILTIIIiii wh , super-selectis er | "BA Superselective 5-Tube Set ne tented dial Rock DiMalLion iy n-in the countiy can be Without £05) . _ ha a cal mechan Broadcasting — whenever Vv: ; cineie tans ‘a? et) se 6 » ocal bre sting ’ *,.? * . were interfe SSSRESEGEEEREeeeeeeeees ("hi i BS ; rg ; mT 5 fs ‘ Se New York or ' i aant a Pale « ’ .* ‘ ‘ " » sy . . « : - > : ° / . ; “ * oH LA 30 ‘- urr e built enuine ahog any, a handso: e Otel "e of ’ : f ‘? You! OUR STOCK i sgh L820! Decensary equipment: ready to attic E TH EVERY Set , , Pubes. Loud Speaker; complete. $136. 50 RVICE wn REE te chalipeeallage IN YOUR HOME RADIOLA STORE | - LOUIS 1 © aAtruonED / ig Mis Oa no PSON CO. Contra) TaN C PTATTEK€ IN #7 Lor 4) OLIVE ST. PHONE’ LINDELL S728 tse a" this wonderful et fe 6 ta SCCRCCCEHSeceReeEeseEeS a Serving the Frome Gy Siectrica ity S ‘pte 1888 best ‘huy'™ eve. ebb LLLIIIiililiirrliltitiiii litt tL. Come and see | band so that Pass Senator two of | ias to the RADIO FOR AMATEUR ee eee Little Hope for Radio Legislation Members the chief element of doubt seems to Jie in the allocation wave lengths. At the present lengths operating broadcasting stations time there are on fils Department of Comnjeres more than 300 applications for new Stations, there are only 89s wave 4avallable upon whieh are around 3506 iat the same at the ‘I hope a way niarge the present found to broadcasting stations may be &llowed to hbroadeast. Dill. “I beljeve thie Will solve on: of our ereatest problems. I favor announcing that within one vear we wil] open up to ywiore " said Senator broadcasting a larger band of wave lengths. Will give sufficient time for manufacturing to produce sets cap able of tuning them in. At the Same. time it will bermit owners of sets to change their a rt) - paratus to meet new conditions. Senator Til) reluctant Press his opinion as to Chances for enactment of much This present was radio session. Subject Too ‘most of the eaid he, ‘do net this Technical. members of thre know very They could senate, much about radio. hardly be expected to have mneh knowledge on such a technieal sub ject Most of them are fairly wel! satisfied with the WA! Secretar handling the situation. want to make a sten é +} . . ‘ ~} ! ‘ 1@\ aTe aAtbeoiyte \ Hoover je a do not sinieiiiingnenpann CANDY DELIGHT MAXIXE covered ate ‘;Ous 43¢ | COMBINATION SPECIAL $1.00 Sale Price. ride 49c Rexall Specials 30C 200 d Iron Tablets. .79e , 82.00 | Orderlies., .18¢ Pine Cough Syrup 30c Tooth Paste....@e Rum, pint... .48¢ Hazel, pint. .3@e Wine, pint. .78e Atomizer Sc DRUGS A GREAT SALE OF ‘,adhitz Powders. doz Regular 75c Pint Puretest RUBBING ALCOHOL cinta. _ Shaving Items yleeding: “(Om | —— £1.00 Gagns z¢., Bic . we nim ps TT aie Flashlight Special 4 7 iplete ly Viirro} “$1.49 Men’s and Boys’ WATCHES 98 Sale of Thermos Bottles 98c $1.85 Wuary Peeott le Biades;: $1.00 42c Gem Razor 3 packages W W W ALARM CLOCKS . Breas He} } 98c Sale of Lunch Kits LOVELY HAIR ’ ei 98c Send Us Your Mail Orders—Add 10° of Entire Order for Postage and Packing W W W W W W W W W W W W Aa mc et te a nly ea iid stilbene cake inpnten snide ae ee . 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A® ip 7 tli is irned out just . 22 ired Civde Mariin,. grown up iS Qa greater problem Lo thie breth- r€ than when he wasa bo. a e bov Who turned handsprings i Pye hy rr. ryvard ane ~F OO ‘) i ane ey ‘ ch, }} h LOUSss st ] T OW Aric COU i} )) riiarie hove will he hove as what ea The : t bald-heades aif ie) vr 4 “4 . ; j ‘et ee i! me 2 ore give th inch Who gives imself over » SU \ i on 6 ee rey one : ae! ‘ thal and roller-skating nal =the ihe ‘e (| ‘ { ira Zes ih¢ ' }? of f CO} unity in such excesses! The Ney Testament - ' irc) 1) iTisi ra i% Qs ait md practice and where nm othe New Testainent Sk the chur fathers ve ind sar io for . frivo.lties as basketha] ind i ear j ‘ No ~. ere | ie oe | for Brother Clyde Martin fal len ind eondenination an tharn fa 7. e I’a — “ Ind Can to undesired and unappreciated at *¢ tie ’ Dasiene College Athlete. 7 , ’ | ’ Nt} i ‘Ivde 1°92 @ li Vea = cr] thers was nothing on whici th ring? optiniistic eould pase any rea- Sonabie expectations, Chen Eld Is. t. Stivers came to West Liber: , Church and held 2 revival. and ‘‘lrde Martin came out from among the bad boves On the back SCALS and jotned the church Chey all shook hands with him and hopes “ e would hold out, but some ‘) them had their doubts. The doub* ‘TR had ¢ ~ - mee - ~ - -* = r you so, for five years passed an: Clyde was still a “back-seat Cthris- lian,” taking no active rart in -he church, and nobody could see that miming the church had changed him mueh. Then Dr. Martin who had a. tired from practice, hbrough: his family to a farm near here. Broth er Thad Hudson held a meeting a! the Palmyra church and Cl¢ J» Martin, 21 years old, ‘ook. Ups himeelf, carnestly, the full re« po. eibility of a member of the Chureh of Christ and thereafter y alk od and hia Walked to thie day ry strict accord with the doctrines of fhe ehureh, Exhibiting such zea] for the faith as wen for him fray thie epoca Certain wdulgen. e toward his enthusiasm for recre- ALOR In tiie school, at Indiana St. Normal. a [de Pauw Lonive and at Winona College of Agrijed!- ture, before and after he fel] yoy. der the influence of brother Fiud- Bon's preaching, Martin was a er in athIictics, and when he ea he home from Winona he wore with Proper pride a sweater emblazoned With a huge letter W. whieh some of the church menibers looked upon with a certain austerity as heatenish in its hues and xs unnecessarily pointed reminder f the penchant for boisterous spo-t Which had been Clvde's besettine sin. New Ideas in Teaching. In 1905 Martin began teaching eountry schools, Then he taugh in the Hardinsville and Corydon high schools, and in the Palmyra VMigh School, with vocational] we. ricukhure ultimately as his parti ular fleld. Now Palmyra. on the Dixi. Pike, 18 miles from New Albany, with no raiiroad and a ponulation of 250, is essentially agricultural] in its interests, but definitely com- mitted to the doctrine that in farm- ing as in religion the old-time w 1\ is better than the new. Martin’s way was definitely new. Hie taught the boys farming hy working them on the farius Ve taught the girls domestic scien: by working them in the kitehe. When all this got around it was nothing less than a scandal. Pa®. ents didn’t send their boys to Kchool to cut corn and build hen- houses, and they didn’t send tleir girls to cook and sew. The ove end girls could do those things at home. They would thank Clyd: Martin if he would teac)i their children out of the books aud lave the chores to be done mwmorPinges and evenings under parental jn. struction Martin was strone fer uthiletics Wa g6! behind the baseball tear and made it a chunipion tea: il. Introduced basket balt. Pntert, mente were pwitern « the me } house Community liad} \ APY SOCICLY Was orenn: cd an bates and talks wor srven. iven ay they told ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH SUNDAY AIORNING. a ree LL Seeeenenanse~ ana > ewe Ranger Hall and Its Proprietor. After the local school board dropped him as teacher and elim1- nated athletic sports, Martin first hired a hall for a gymnasium, then later erected this community building at his own expense. minstrel show. (‘*o! eTnils the drama and the Mile etels the community was divided + - ‘ ; (Shure) of (‘hris olks preoddi — 7 4 ediv disapproved. _—— Community Hall. \\V: there's a Way to oO > | , . 12 4 } mPePrsol who Spjows HivnISe .i a2 ©) nrogressive. They had an elect? 192°, The progressives backel Walter Diedrich for re-election The. others put up Levi Sappen- field and elected him. Clyde Mat 1 was not reappointed The tirst thing done under ‘* new regime Was 10 ellminace a letics Treorri thie school. Mart the following vear, supplied the : j 3 te ut ea Pee lack by renting the. disused s-:hool , = 1} Far 5 ahh hel if\ res reatn aii LOt couimn1unit) i ‘ o *. ‘. + , Opposition to that grew until ' la } +¢- Then the bovs and girls called a meeting at Red Men's Hall the faH of 1924 to see what coul be done. Martin was invited. 4 j and if they said the word he wouid build a community bh: They sai ly it with cheers. So ha built a com- munity hall and called it Ranger Hall, after the Palmyra Rang: :s basketbail te i Ranger Hall opened with a bain on Dec i3. 2 ee Y rae Paimy > Modern Woodmen band plave.l, and its the champion Modern Woodmen hand of the Tni@ead States, And the *University of Louisville basketball team Cc: ss ge , > hd ays «yr go and didn’t beat then: so awfully. ’? 448* Civde Martin, who claims to he the oldest active basketball nlaver anv- here, plaved vith the Range.s and turned handsprings duriag time out just to show that he was (it. Martin pleads 2ullts to) —F— one thing. lie is a baskethall bug. I° has a place jin his affections with his family and Ranger Hall ind his religion. lor, make no mis- take, he is a genuinelY and deen’, religious men. His Bible is alone side the physical culture magazines on Lie living rootTtr table 11) r4s home next door to Ringer Hall. te] Huot him and 1s Range: Le Own up.” be keve “Tm as proud as can be of what the va pers have printed about my team,’ Regarded With Suspicion. Ranger Hall caused more talk than two iumurders would have aroused, Among the Church of | sages folks especialiy. Some ort deubt that the building of it was the definite work of the devil. A sister went to Martin before it was finished the I}} had no mir ner of and asked him if it was going to be a dance hall and what he was Fong to eall 11 “Sister,” he said. “You Know me. you know what Thi\ lif las lye Oy) i 1} | will SAS is that it isn’t going to be a dance hall. Outside of that I'll name it What I please and have in it any- thing I please that is not incon- sistent With my principles.”’ It could hardly be said that he»: had given the sister much in- formation. She realized that. Sipe Snitfed and went away. but she did lief wbate her Vigilance e. Neithe: did «a iot oft others kor a while (here was nothing but basket ball at Ranger Hall and nobody could complain about that. aithough somer.of the chureh wer bers refused to go and gave Clvde Martin up as hopeless when they heard that the boys played right OUt in front of evervbod wit) nothing on their legs Too Much Like Dancing. A! the end of the basket bail seuson Alartin introduced roller Skating. That was nothing Jess than {iying in the face of Proy dence [f humans Vere meant to skate in spring time and Summer it would have been fixed So that ice would freeze in hot Weatlhe: it Was gving, aguinst i: re Nature to skate on wheels when dominated , That would not have been eo safe bad, but Martin installed an clec- ‘(rie plano and the young peopie dist Olled 6 rush rhe piano was f] a. 2s it? Rew sid there tere —RBHS vo! tia \" s imonishing eVvervbod ° kate slox but the rs ind =«6gvirls sSOtueti mes Heid ; pane 2S tne, skated, and if shat } 4 i {) }Si¢ Wasn { ta Aad? ; ’ . Old. Time eeatiais Avprov-d. 7 4 i mship worth: c) Wors} ine been faithless to the bie] 2 | ia} Med a date for the mf t} ’ 1) \Iar- Weep fa} no well, it was e three others to lKlder Sam Tan , ,a5 Cnosen to rep- congregation. Martin (ottis » a Ncott of ket” ellis. eader ]fiNe lolder of De Pauvy trin] came and WISNES :1t. was de. a | } ‘* a | ‘ piper; gy ai he John Coleman, the if Ty + } * a rape “LQ hic] barred thre tA s Ma\ ) Bos- Cees. 12° Vi th Bib ( proof and disproof, Blocked by Scripture. (hnarhe Bush. who ed thy brothe: Will not Thegar thee, Thee one or two Lhe mouth of two LLie LS OSs ey ae | v word tablished Ta the ( bure} + ‘ to enor tile } > ‘? ite Wh ‘> bere I , } hich { ij Sical headquarters, According? ‘Haun. they must be at least class, have passed their junior isaving tests, and have had exj ence in leadership in their tr There are also six places opemq tanger Camp section leader quality. a scout must me above reacuiremients, aiiel mn dé of ‘*« ~ ‘ ‘amp previously, These leader all Sullimer nat reduced feas, MeCoy of Troop 18 and W Kress of Troop 34 assisted week at headquarters on all he Camp Broadside | offered. a gold-plated harmon he first St. Louis District this fnstrument li is on exhil Girl Scout News (rirl Scout headquarters hag 2 nounced that the CAND Peyaele banquet scheduled for nexes day has heen postponed one om that National Director of Pagal Qleda Schrotthy may atteng- Schrottky wil] supervise the duction of the pageant to beg here jt conjunction with the | tional convention it? A prif. bandquet wlll be at the Y, W.¢ Fourteenth and Loacust streail ». mm. Following & the® hearsal fo trie nt held hove (sirl out in and county Is expected te Bill rol won a desk tuth Jovy a it box in @ stop the girls from biting ger nails, One patrol gave about the spring flower (capt Kersten of Troop 35 a 109 girls Tuesday to take g * i the Irish lilt to be danced at pageant in April. They ares ence Silverberg, beatrice apm oth (;oldstein, Rose Mary Cohen, Lillian Smithy : ; Shrier, Sarah Sharagna, Czechermendel and. Bernigg Miiss Margaret Leonard } Webster, spoke at the of Troop 3, Webster. last ru Health charts were distribagj the girls started working alth badge. The troopg a2 hike for this afternoon, Arrowhead Troop 7 spent® meeting practicing for the SI ‘ pageant in Avril. It depiety lonial events from the Lan the Pilgrims to the signing a heart-shaped cake, were bv the mothers. 4 Boxe troop won their first® e game of the year from 7% eres Sunday, the score 11. They have issued &@ nee io all troops in the @ Troop * is claiming a ree three being reem 3 ¥ ‘ ant Scoutmaster Monroe Phi introduced the game of signal ball and also a variation @ the location of publie build and parks instead of names | ‘ode letters as the questions te@ Hceauquartcrs, A Boy Scout troop compos ‘avlor of the telegraph compé iain office. All messengers ing ouch with either of these tWo a 4 Older scouts W ee to spend Wet nave heen in tne pernitited to remain in the c Troops that have reregistereim 1° past two months are ad at their charters and scouts’ tration cards are at headqua i may be secured by a proj uthorized messenger. Scouts Carl Dobbins and R The Hohner Harmonica Co. Sing tlie music. merit bads Lapark Special Introductory Offers for 1926 Hardy Flowering Shrubs $1 4. + eto 4. or Rose of ee. pa rood foliage; large. open, red, pink OF In late “tunimes e Pr ide of Rochester '+ Handsomest double white fowerlng. May ii 1 DR - err Ly N Arhorese ens. ‘Hitte of Snow’ hecanac TRY DR UNGE ‘ Panteatatn, | or “cf ¢, i ’ Pi ritey vs oek S w- os ‘, c 1 " ron PHILADE i. Pat a ‘ ’ = a : hy ‘ : é : by the WatvdidS of Ferg o Medicine to Flock we'll assorted. one rear old, ~nHhoO particular care thereafter & We make upanelegant coll for your locality Deiivered 100 Californie Privet rosa quickis. any he ght! 100 Japanese Barberry 100 Bexwood $9.00 ihese Hedce Plante are sent by Send Your Letters tol - Personally If You Wi A. O. Klauser 918 2nd Nat'l Bank ~ Toledo, Ohio I Will Give You My. Sonal Assurance of band Honest Treat 4 All Ti on ccrett” Lae

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21.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1926. ST! OWS POST-DISPATCH ees cl — * 5 7 . | a d » er Girl S t N 1 ¢ j ; ‘ ~ . " : } Yue c 4} ‘ . iG : , " | , , ‘ : . : , _ : a ; ; Yr - a k A : t j«9? TT y"} ; . | . : : . . : j . : \\ ‘ . : : : ; - is | ; 7 os “4 : . } ’ | O ¢ Fee : 1 : 0 Medicine to Take, No “Tablets,” No Gargling, No Ointment or “Jelly” to “Waste Up Your Nose,”’ No Powder to Be Burned, Nothing to “Smell Up the Room,” No Sprays, No False Promises. i ) + ¥ - me 1 . a a ee Raa nga tie leper a eaters Aiea nett tat LANE DC Ele a a ls SI. ili = ig 2 aman Otome -vnanees -. . . an eeepettepeennenn,.diignan pine wonton an nema canh ease o . Se nn arn ty LS - een . br ah ry re wf a ee An + aeag 1 ee ehh age . » . — congo to . , . $ eer $ " a hata, ‘ , oe on ‘ es ‘Bwedenis on “ 7 . a a 1%. - tute ee ee ee ae nT ee gin ‘ ™ AY SNe we on Soempar sy » — “ ns eer ~. me beak - or Rete O- re. ~ lr ~w ~ iid FOR! RR RO Ow eee aoe or ee, at ihc Ome) ‘ De oper a ayy ages) ‘ — MO eis Reis ae a by bet lhl aan SAS ee pee TERMI: Sano. Shei prrcenede raaen phaggreg ene ite: et -“ "7 a ‘ r ° * vOp 35 he Losevoy ith, Este Sad land Bernice Jaggi t Leonard of Trg@e ‘ if nieetin Success Treatment & Is the Only Method Known in the World for a Guaranteed Stopping of Nasal Catarrh, Colds in the Head and Nasal Passages, “Sniffing” of Colds That Hang on, Sinus Inflammation and Various f Other Ailments of the Nose, Throat and Bronchial Tubes. Also Affords Instant Relief for Asthma. pores er Ame mar, ne neo eel Co ny i ner a Ip. Vearenaea sae, fee ‘ “+ dem e Sr ee a ee eee eS te te a — a : were, ay prong = en atte SA Ae gs ont Sent on Free Trial | Clears the Nasal Passages — Stops a Cold in the Head Almost Instantly Within Ten Minutes Let us try to explain the difference (in RESULTS) between Thé method of Treatment used by us is recognized and en- the KLAUSER Treatment and old-time “balsams, “sprays, jel- dorsed hy hundreds of leading Physicians throughout America lies’ and the like. and Euro e. Itis used in dozens of hospitals and health resorts, When the nasal passages are inflamed they throw off yes oe endorsement of the most eminent of German and a liquid discharge through the nose. per ee ee - a ie —_——— Now, if you put some “medicine” into the nose, you ee s.. bad cont = lreatment is. NOW BEING SOLD accomplish only a little temporary relief and you do not Vo . eg camera a oe reach the real seat of the trouble because you can not ou who have tried “‘most everything” for Nasal Catarrh— REACH FAR ENOUGH. It would be like treating the tip —_ who can nol get rid ol a coh — of the tongue for a sore throat. bs be thon at hee — nose Sinus inflammation— —_— a ale . / AtC aS —_ But when you_use the KLAUSER ne ray a You who sit up nights with Asthmir— cee TO ke Tt Ae eee acal TUBES EVEN oe You who have Bronchitis or other ailments of the bronchial ME? VE NC ; TR NASAL — ubes— THOSE GOING FAR UP INTO YOUR HEAD. Also you are HERE IS BLESSED RELIEF. SURE. SAF tiga : , ris rea os axe sce ane eK SSSED RELIET, SURE, SAFE and QUICK. giving treatment to the inflamed SINUS CAVITIES of the nose. Don't put off sending your name and address. Let us tell Now you can understand why the old f orms of treatment | ee ree Oe SER TREATMENT and ALL about our can none of them be compared with the KLAUSER Treatment | he i % a ate —— oe RROD ego mn By Here Is an Ash Can for Your “Sprays” Send vour name and address and let us DEMONSTRATED Y eae ee ae ate qd Ou Medic} —s ae the WONDERFUL KLAUSER METHOD. Wee Ol hot Fail mH C a8 ductors Offers Tor T926 4 wie 2 Stop a Nasal Cold Before It Develops Into Chronic Catarrh— | “ ota alled to Cure You. Now Try in Shrubs $ Posie — ee Stop Catarrh Before It Weakens Your System and Develozs the KLAU SER Success Treatment § ig as on a Positive Guarantee. ss You can gain NOTHING by waiting, for your affliction paid. “a a os Into More Serious Trouble. | a 3 290% | ii Pe ee ve : | Headache, Water y Eyes and N OSE, yy f Sey F GE: is sure, to grow steadily worse and become fixed. ee cee Ts taienunec the piienamenn C2 me wy ws - “ Ky RED: agin ite nA ated inthe fk on ‘ iat ~! < Re ary per ow + Soa CE PAN ST EEN Nhl cha oon ieee in pipet eens % = aly seth sateen eR 5 viene . te ee ee oe ee ee Be ae mt | NS UR en LR LECT RRR BOSS ci RBI BE RRBE BS PN RE RRR is Sis GTS EROS TRIER a: se pen. red, pink or white Why not cleanse yourself INSIDE as well as OUTSIDE? Ps » *4 é¢ . 39 / a, wa a Al “Snif f ling and Snuf fling : Ee ws —*\ Man 1 Keep your nasal passages CLEAR and CLEAN. Make it ae 2 next to impossible for a COLD TO CATCH YOU. Nothing is more disgusting than Nasal Catarrh, with its foul discharges and ill-smell- 4 Ea RY ing breath. : | | COUPON for be * ar Seat BT ce can F | ) J as bi Lg me Bees Banimver Ps - | ‘i ¢ ae, he | ee » sae a 7 ee oe ae No one wants to even stand near a person who is sniffling and snuffling—for it 1s Ls ait : | | | for 50 Cents, postpaid : . a well known that Catarrh and Catarrhal Colds are germ een. and are easily “caught. HT ite WN F RE 2 TRI q tuck well aasorted There is only one way in the world to reach all the nasal passages, and that way is te By | | N f\ ac utdoor ne rear oO { . to ihe att tiveures aod moner rained? — biel B ’ = e thereafter for years Ai Send Your Letters to Me to BREATHE the treatment. | ) San '/; INFORMATION on I po CORES $1} ; When you use the KLAUSER SUCCESS TREATMENT you arc BREATHING the od i@err - Pee ea) paid} “ Garden ROSES Personally if You Wish. THE MEDICATION OF GERM KILLING LIQUIDS, combined in such an unusual way =f ae AY REA] SSE See eae eeeecccecccccccsscssscecsesesssessseesess erie | Bows hate wen tee root, RO that you get the full strength of this medicated air. It is in fact even BETTER = if ys ul | | it AY , ’ Nerf Yellow. Wide. Pink and Autuno Tne could apply the liquids direct to all the tissues. No ointments or sprays can possibly reach { /{)'5 | KLAUSER CHEMICAL C a me make vp ans cela hag ms en es a hee just the membranes of the NOSE and these usually accomplish almost nothing [} }4l! a} { : Commerce Guardian sas. Dept. 10, Tolede, Ohio ollections for $2. n a an g. in the way of a permanent cure, Vee | ) | ” . . | | | ‘ | Without any abligation on my part, send me full information concerning the KLAUSER SUCCESS TRIS FREE W VE | . Watreme dona cee 3 ~ Toledo, Ohio . .& | | | | , lor Those With Room for More Plaats i= j me eh aa A, TREATMENT and your FREE TRIAL OFFER, .$1 100 Californie Privet $5-00 _— , aay | , 2 | 100 Japanese Barberry 39.00. i q mia, | ne , | apanese Barberry we ‘ : ? ; \ iv | ap: YW Gowers. soe red terrine throug! inter ! Will Give You My Per- | - Seo Se et an L eee eee S. One +e¢ te! ie co Winter me wins iaasranc § sonal A sof Pal : : : 100 Boxwood $9.00 A | ssurance oO air ch or Poor, or ; ) a | eg hanaerne renal 2230 and No Matter What Your Occupation, Whether You Are Rich or Poor, mecca INRA es aL) Town meer. ee State peememmmnenieeenen Manges! Treatment at “Where You Live, You MUST Send Direct to the Klauser Chemical Co., ge NO fants, Perennial Flowers. Dabtias.Ce . = l Times. at 918 2nd Nat'l Bank Bidg., Toledo, O., as This Treetment is NEVER . K P ; - Town oer ee oe ‘ Cee e se ete Pe eee State en eee mttuornh “ae “4 - and prices. matledtacrvers custo CO. scien” LAPARK, PARES Sold' Through Drug Stores. i ATE *

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Fates i NR AT Bere oy TR INNER UR CRI OG IRIE” RENIN: Paty ow ane Ys seen Ee hn yh Me Pg etn Ne th tee ar, adie athe ie ek aie Si. LOUIS POST-DISPAILE ec LS OO SUNDAY MORNING, MARCI 7, LY2b. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ? Touring Car bie oe $86 2-29 more than eleven years ago, and this year greatly improved through—steel reinforced by steel—buttressed and braced 7 Dubarry of long ago, she Sie Roadster ..... RG 5 0 0s Sedan a 968.22 and will thank Dodge Brothers for the greater safety, dura- tance! _* EI ~~ ALC AG Par amis > “My . ENTITLED a DODGE BROTHERS, INC. +eee8* eS Ss - PART FIVE. Hark From t} ‘East Lyn Also ‘Two Former to Be Revived in Modkery and Latter Will Be Resurrecteé cluding Fay Bainter, Mrs. Les] Mrs. Whiffen and Lowell § Rehearses “Iolanthe.” By ALEXANDER WC Drama Critic of the Ne \ ;uese Lenten weeks, when the @ | wood trees aiong the Hudson and, the managers, the playvgoers of our of a mulish disinclination to go inside tomary to lure them back by reviving @ orolelaghtecesestetetetetelereleleteteltts pe. 33 See | Sea . oe ies, eee : Bie 5 Ras,” eit aoe : Sits, te Sot ‘eee it. 2. 3 aaa we 8 eel Rey. | Such revivals have ever ocen- She Pp» - . . S ™ **3°.*. aware” setenste Sete . i “oe ° * ‘ ete : ” ‘. a oe ls le 2 °, wre ‘es ees 8 6 8 6 #88 1% , Re ini = | pied t h e vyerna | au Ltent ion of W i] 7 call . *2"0" one Ye o '& 2 ; ote ” ’ . o satay ‘ POOOtr a," *.* * #0 ates in a ee 6% o0° *s" “2 eee” a ores ‘se ae vere . ‘ as = st eaten ee pee ven, Wn ' Soa ay So i . Ey ia, s+ 0-0. nS seeheee om bee. eeratet atete Pa ‘: eoeeees Se tater Sat, ‘ates ‘are 's . . . i liam A. Brady. and an aging sense [ee wee that history is repeating itself pos- gesses 12 mow when I note ihat a ‘ wy PWilliam A. Brady Jr. 1s rushing aH th n gwuthering an all-star wher paround {ov et fora wew edition of “The Two &@n, Orphans. ule : . That hearts Young neweomer com ** . S@eeeaeeete ey eeeeree see eevee a . . .* ' mS ; RICA } 3, : vretetetete oe - *. **,"s +8 4 J oT. FoMe oe oren ete p "ee . pe 7 . a Sor ete” Paeteree a vere fy we , prensa" : oo s P ge . . Se ee's ae 72. °° eee “? * *e"~ ee 50,0. 0.0.0.8 -5 0-066 0 4-66 00g coe de" EO 7° oe" .° “ofan - ye o.9 8. wa nae. oy ove, ’ ‘oretecate" oz , : fe calmly “a lked out of its co sf on Se ie see SY ae Rh. Sea ee SS Nia eee | nas eee BE Oe os, fee Saturday night. Others who will ER So. ome, . CS: SERS POSS SCS «SERS rhs, ‘ a ORs at : ; % |) om probabl: answer at the roll call of st * Ae BF cit Sa Sh tly sa ee I I ME of : "Sam the first rehearsal are Wilton Lee = ne teteriacenneeeepaal os: Pes, os 79 Lackaye. Jose Rube, Robert Lo- Ae '* “erefere! se * my, me . “e" See : ; Bs a . Bree pies P . ™ oe oretetetetete®.” “ oO bw oe%e *." ver ete ne : =: : Ten rainc. Lov “¢ ll She rman. Hlenrietta . ees a Ca ae T° ee he i °° | a Ch i er a estate ecetteed a.” . eens RSC all ;. A oe “3 Crosman. .Mrs. Whiffen and Mrs "* et @ @@. Sens oe oe. -° . . eo Cmee =— noes .s ‘oe oe ane.” eH t—~—i(ti‘ TS OS ee we tg gg CU ttC(i(‘( CL. Cw’ tt Oe we ew use ee o's \ ° * * RAR @8=— et ell ee ee a Sr ° as ee OO 2 ** . eae , e+ . . e-« 4 . A rete et eet “ oy a? .*.°.* Se + ©,°9 —_—-..” a . i a oS es tem Cr + eo e e so: —l Wl gO -. 4 ° » 2.2.0. 7 * ae OG ff ed ys ; ts . 4 “ 4 Ceeaeeeas “* } PY ° . oa or eter ek °. " * o Le ag a on e@ © 6-4 P i oe . SPP Pl “9.9.9.9 .%" a * a : . "¢ oo x 7 ** 7 ‘ *,” ‘ a Leslie ‘ al | i ¢ es oi ~~ €\ eT 4) as. - " Oe i Si ie I NT ar: ~ Ge > Dan el. SC, 1. hihi Ae ee” ~~ . © « ‘es .-. at ; ; @erteeee eecorceee ae AEA * 2". of 0’ see's > . "i -) OOS. e oe " . “eee *.*,*,"." eae ’s ee Be e's *o"e > . ° . a ~ "oe "ee o's . 7 6 P - “e's *. ae ; . . to one, Sy toe Cae, MO” eee a... ode eT WO IOS . aa a”. at etetes ot . -* oe i ‘al Of the three last named— just . a . *~ - is ~@* @eeeoeeeeee CM TS © ee ee ae CL UlgpmucmwulC eae eee ee ell lll eg 9 gg gg Mm CT OU een gg aaah ae = ee ee §§ § a i ee 3 = Nelets ee os eletetetete oT "* a. e *» "ee AC ae. “ a a Bg tN IS 2 — . i eee o. PSP.” 2 a,” o* = oe”. . e ea Ps, : *. » * i ’ . : ’ ee. 206 . e*e “ Pe®.*e we e's e*.* o'p°e'e'e eee e@@e@eeeae ”.".*." . . . Pee z “8 ge e *« - * three giris ‘rs ing to get along in DET: SR © ape eeesiecsss ss sateen ° lilacs 7 ae ARR $5 Se EEE | Pe the theater--Mrs. Whiffen is the ved oe ER eee tt eh, ees ee er le OS St OP 2 e886 a Oe OS gn be Ott” «|: Sew ee-”.:lhlUl CC e.——ltCt—CO oe es OO CUOtC«i* eee. .ti(‘(‘ ei(. aa» ~ .*.* 2 @ee8 j £49 eis « WF @” .", ~ ™ °° * B® © Cieeeene we he ew we te we ee ell CU eee ewe me lk, eae TEESE apr ages adaeony a ae” - ae Sees ngeetleeeatite ie, DLL Soa GRENIER al “~ Mee ee ior. Indeed, Mrs. Whiffen first . re owe Gee eh ee ree ake ce |e OS ee le Ot 0 6 es es ses « 5 0 ofc ete dente siete eeeceaeseaeoeoee se @eveeaeeeecens e , . ES. co eee Fg ORI Sere ss “onl nrefeteleteteteteteree yet 2 slelelels oe ‘: retete rN “eee baw the light of day in the same eee SS ll llUdl CULM ULE — (el eee, ae. 3 ee. i. oe '_ - @ip e« = @ Sie se «© « wow @ ee I ii §§ ~«§F & © # © He ww @ Pn “ate*eretee-e eo ee- Pa ° ae 9, ws ve! . SIS . . + om oa r ‘ ' oe "oe see 2 . mss me, refers a F og . E Pe g yea r ge one f eg bys f he la : e Say ra h hrs coy. ” “4 Oe o.0 62 es oti SS, oer a 0 0.6 6 e's 0° p “2 itl ann se a i 3 er ° 6 Sas oe Af” 4”; F Aa *“°,%,".°.° op 02°.” e, 6 6 eb eaten én cea oS G8. : © O08 ca @¢@eocegegee. i ee ee ae . . s, ey SOR Ss “* . He a iis . - . is % Bern ha rdt for per fir st entrance. . «eae. ed a ee ee ee ee ee — . . see G@eeeee @eee- e+ «© . « 9 gear en” ~ S Ue * 2 © © & » ° «8 # Ki ° , . ea@e-. a@Cwus, Ceoeowewseeoee oe eeeoeseenoqesseeonean “sc ahn'atn’a a .*2*.*:*. . . .%*.*.0 ieee newoaoae Meéee ec see e tt '* «.% @ one | SSO CET CROSS On SER eeOneedse 2686 8 6 6 chads 6 6 tn atte © 6 4 oe oe =» woe ° Gare e eRe - «i.teeo” ~*~ * «as, 22) OO eae ee Oe 6 6-6 6 © Oar e.4a5e ee 6 aes aa’. 6 8 9F © CeCee Circ eo* £68 e v.em@we+ «i waeorn” rn ™ «as, i=) OOS 4286 Oe @¢ 6-6 6 © G6 ae O46 oe a aaa’. *,*,9.°.%,%¢ © @¢@€t +s e* 6 6 6 Ae es ee «”’s"s'’ he's’ s as" an a EE oh ie ee ae Pe eT ee OO OE OOOO nee ON ee ee ee ee ee Oe OO a SO. DEED NOR NO ser wasetecocetetee Sea ae x «x SRR RR en ct}. _ . ca fe, 22°0°d trouper, Mrs: Wie funabasliied by a 40-week tour of ahe land when she was 80 years Bid. and so far from fatigued by it that she bounced up for rehearsal of ‘“Trelawnev”> last Spring with . rather more vim than any of the ™ younger fry involved in that brief venture. ; = 2S SCOP SveGespaceeeeoeeeeoeaeeoevse A Dodge Brothers Motor Car .... A speeding truck racing down hill and out of control ..... A collision.... Take one look at this photograph. It is not pretty, to be Outwardly, nearly all types of bodies appear to be all steel. sure, but it will convince any sensible man that all-steel con- In reality. however, most of them are simply frames of. struction is the only safe construction for a motor car body. wood covered by a metal shell. . The news that Mrs. tarter has Consented to plas Old Mother Frochard in. “The Two Orphans” Was aroused the liveliest. *speeu'ta : Hon as to what she Will Wear and = Now far she will consent to be up Kllurng in the role of that tootl- \. eS und foul old hag. in vears my Past plavs lave broken hke sur? ’ fm "Pon the rock-bound -coatt of hos i? 7 Maine Against the gran te det l- meloe = Minatlon of Mrs. Carter te be fret Stor Mrs. Carte for ton, | revi That is why Dodge Brothers introduced the all-steel body Dodge Brothers Motor Car bodies are steel through and ‘Thus. whethe i 4}ie le : , J Played © vatter-day Zuza or the 1 ‘ mekere the same. ste i ee 3)! 86 10° and perfected it. by steel—even the frames and running boards are steel. And ine wan an oe ee = ___In fact, Dodge Brothers are convinced that the day is not slender, stronger steel corner post replace the customary FB M™ Carter Gets $1090 a Week. aR ‘to the intense t3- geccnTet People will shudder at the thought of having riddeninthem vision on all sides—a safety feature of the first impor- Fe... erment of « battled man- thats 91 4.22 far off when wooden motor car bodies will be a curiosity. bulky posts of wood, affording full, unhampered driving ql spnact that this (rath: sis Ke Aa ery, a ; ' 7 bi F g Li ey) ; 4 1: @y Siye ‘ Cernit.y titi- ter a> 1 Ce) t¥ ‘) ce 'he role of the vengefil turne e Pbrocuress jn ‘Thre pture."' in 1 Shanghai Ges- ples. Del; 3 bility—and beauty, too—of all-steel construction. , os 1) elivere _ Travel in safety! Powerful, quick-action brakes, a chassis — A steel body will stand up under impacts thdt would crush world-famous for its sturdiness, and a body of steel—these the average body to bits. explain the enviable reputation for safety enjoyed by Dodge Steel cannot splinter. Steel cannot burn. Steelisanarmor Brothers Motor Car—and the enviable feeling of safety en- of protection on the crowded, hurrying highway. joyed by those who drive it, The car will continue to be a “four.” Noreasoning buyer will be distracted from the issue of QUALITY by mere CYLINDER propaganda. See the Dodge Steel Body Now on Display in Our Showroom n® script of that seoreh- hy ~@ ng a elodrama as Mrs. Carter haunt BUched it un before rehearsals be- her ¢ . 1 ‘i “as further evident that Wh autiful and in per € a sefe ; lads ft whose allure ail wasf ep . , ae would be ex- (our * mabe tremble in a nost talen:- was t 3 role ©} Oriner exactions of the (Clara neinded : race ’ flirce ire ites ot aaa ice up i! stsealll naps — r plaved the part in Whiff end ot ae Atlantic City, at the game I the hes _ h Jersey tour she and year, ing of sae came to 16 : AED. ; ways. W hen “The she W Fort map eh opened im Ne€w about ee 4. tee nee Reed Waa discov- er Suy "leadir. a ni possession of the in The sian were E . a ee eation of the play from dered / liches of Mrs. ‘Carter-—al- her E Riger nen Ge feat when a man- inflan : the-pia. - 7 signed a run-of- fathe PiCeption, rg ‘Tact—was rendere? in the tim. 4g we. 7 complicated this on th Pp. teeie Ce imstance that the ceoul@ 7 7 vas Mrs. Carter's prop- fast “7 OTriny ASSOCIATE DEALERS ASSOCIATE DEALERS . PHILLIPS MOTOR CO. Tare Mor OR LOMPANY. we TOWNSEND MOTOR CO. WEBSTER GROVES 6701 Olive St. Road GRAF MOTOR Co. WASHINGTON at GARRISON UNIVERSITY CITY ; FERGUSON, MO. Jefterson 1241 TURNBULL MOTOR CO. Ways a J. W. DUGAN SOUTH BRANCH, 5626 GRAVOIS ST. CHARLES, MO. HERCULANEUM, MO. Riverside 5460 tmur, BA. Excise Tax Reduction Effective Now. No Reason to Delay Your Purchase. Dopse Gro MOTOR CARS te oa behing Sessions were held sti | 4 : ation Pre. doors, threats of lit- Ta Sxea ei ee the air. the directo: a , iy eae. ware in one week. Final- ; 4 = arte. » Stice was signed. Mrs. head , a the : relinguished her hold on by tr ‘fading role. but from this pens® | she bore off in tri- (ows bare .. acknowledged claim on “@ th ” rovalties. lati was f me 4 i 2}, ss Shianchai Ciestore is > ; . if nioat Starp ped: J mind, niays (> } . ™ Ti ‘t ° @ fiw, ij, er 7 (vt her income le s ri . Weck oe TUN Well over $1 ee b @ro:,.. ‘ ™_ if she ictually gets ‘< 3 : ar) ‘oe pray meg old Mere Fra- ee # The Two Orphans.” it a. La | ney ; ‘ . ve from Brim necessity. .

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RQ _ any SSS tie ; ae cng Qn DRA MM OOM MM all, RRR KK CSRRRRN S SSS ‘ B.EOSN Wy . YY Yj, GY 4, Y Vy Wy, Yy “Up, “YV-"”7,._ YY” : 1. Dp x fey, Li a) a A L > y 4 , We A V7 q 4 7) > VI EO NANNY SONNE SSRN 6 ™ =" Fvé'.:.F. PART FIVE. ar k From t he Tomb aon RIOR ne be = Kuliiim | ™ (nee Repertory of Also ‘Two Orphans | Is Announced : : Six New Works Include Her- bert’'s “Red Mill” and “Eileen,” Lehar’s “Alone at Last” and Luders’ “Wood- land.” MORNING, MARCH 7, 1996. . PAGES 17-20 Former to Be Revived in Mockery by Provincetown Players, and Latter Will Be Resurrected With All-Star Cast In- cluding Fay Bainter, Mrs. Leslie Carter, Wilton Lackaye, Mrs. Whiffen and Lowell Sherman—Winthrop Ames Rehearses “Iolanthe.” IX works new to the Munici- cn dfserescapsaipsate sgl again luca . | A OS a DM BS ney eee, 2 a a am sg | : ies ae ee : pal Theater and six revivals Drama Critic of the New York Worl ra aie Sheet: ae Se me Ag RE ke sea Rees Sa } £2 Ei, ee 2 ; % 7 ‘s ~ - - a ae 4 ° o:a/s's"stghhenalatd ° a _ : ‘ 3 = 3 3 F 4 ‘ oe “elect ss . - w j | | CO m pose t h e re pe rtory of t he i y . mar +} +). - = pean t | - ee those K : 1 tb ason of thi GAS CaaS SNe eee en E Be esl er baie Be Mm, nouneed later. The list follows: =e + ooo year when the managers ante-rooms are always full of stage nota- Fic GN 4 ras: pee bare. eek eS | ‘i dis ge i a ee” os ; ‘ em 6S S83 coun ‘ ; lavs have be hot f } ae Sg baB oe AREA See ase ) vette ON eee aaa pa od, i ee ae : a” “Woodland,” score by Gusta, ¢,°,° *. * *, - ois 2a 7 Ss ‘ ra’ ee s ET > ‘ oe 2 > } - ey m mesatetets* se! : Boies: . Ric Tae : . i S Sig: “a >, B See ples WHOSE Piads ‘a n snot trom under them. loders:; book and _lyries. by s"e"s ” ‘se a” . + @. z - ; _ . ; ’ P “ a> © See Such revivals have ever occu- She will merely be answering the rank Pixley mee OS Meee pied the vernal attention of Wil- call of art. “The Red Mill,” score by Vie- pees ° 5 i) tT, thet P . : _ ‘ | meee Mme how wen [ not nat alties to the grandson who was DOLLY Ivan Caryil. DONNELLY Piles n,’ score bs Victor Her. and MYRTLE bert: book and lyrics by Henry . Llossom, HAMMOND tn “Alone at Les” ae «1 f" GEORGE WHITE'S rang Lehar: book and lyries by feetee William A. Brady Jr. is rushing 4H that was left of Kate Claxton ground town ruthei mg ay all-star WW hen, a fT old and lonesome wom- tfora new edition of “The Two an, she died in her bed in the fab- seer 7s * . aii mia ett anita ak. a dene ea re I A AE OER ALLELES A ER TL La NR te) heen NRE taneous 2 ettet ohn mie oe bie —_ aT a aoa ona a Seay) SHS » A saigltetp - Qa. " : - ‘ rf J“ —~ P “ a « ny ay Pu ell Orphans. ulous forties two vears ago this That hearty young neweomer coming May Kate Claxton was " among the managers has longs car- the first Louise in this country SCANDALS “American A M. Willner -and Robert vied with him as his earliest mem- Pack in 1874 and. at any time in lbodansky. 71 ery of the theater the time when the following half century. sh: l‘our by Victor Herbert. igs mother, Grace Creorge., plaved was ready at the dro of a , bia a ee eet Be “3 ee i = INCE two of these works were b a 5 p hat ae es ; ae | r ' amin out in composed by the late Victor Ipuise, the blind sister, in just play the part. Her title to the Herbert, and two of the fre- gich a splendiierous restaging of play Was continuously contested I e V olt I O e Vivals are also from his pen, Amer- ‘The Two Orphans’ 20 vears ago. There must have been as manv will be represented by at least four The present wroject was inevitable. as 30 law Suits on this subject at bi nd 7 7 «> ’ ‘ of the 12 works on the summer's usIicC as CS as ] e list. The repeat works have heen ee OE RTE ete: tem. ay Bainter Quits “The T:enemy.” HE new IT.ouise will be [Fay Bainter, who was seemingly so unimpressed by the evangelical sature of “The Knemy’”’ that she flmly walked out of its cast on Saturday night. Others who will probably answer at the roll call of the first rehearsal are Wilton lackaye. Jose Ruben. Robert Lo- - z . pe dee as a sritigan dein hegnoceeaeun tei ee ~ He had to get i* oui of his sys- one time or another, but when Lb. chosen as follows: a er Comnemenaions . “The (Chocolate Soldier.” bv Each New Generation Has Genius for Shocking It’s Elders— Ovear Straus and Stanislaus \ stangze. Beethoven Symphony Once Called “Confused “The Count of Luxembourg,” Explosion of Effrontery.” by Franz Lehar, A. M. Willner and Robert Bodansky — ond “The @pring Maid.’ by Hein- > ; len rich Reinhardt and Harry B. and by OLGA SAMAROFF. hobert F Smith " ‘ ; ea ‘ . Sree od / CHARLES HAPRIS and CHONA PAULA in" KOSHER KITTY KELLY "— Shuber1-Pialto os as eae eee a iaiahtc dntieeetthtaiaeda baleen mnt naan eae P cntee Caring ania VRE we wale 1 pe, ioioenel I IEEE Ak RN OE AO AE me i clits aetna tonsa sect a gna in ec tah spar la ith hn bay a mine, Lowell Sherman. Henrietta A h M H ie cel ie ak Se we Radape- ul Crostoan Mie Whitten and Mra t t e ovie ouses (From a Lecture Deliv ‘red at Yale Univey sity.) “Babes in Toyland. by Victor ‘Leslie Sttew® ae teh r was : MISSOURI—John Barrymore MIGHT almost make the motto of this lecture HMmerson’‘s Saving: lLierbert and Glenn McDonough. P Of the three last named— just : Ys Bie in “The Sea Beast.” . On the DOROTHY FOLK, $1 lours girl “To the poet .and sage all things are intimate and sacred, all “Irae Diavolo,” by Francots 2 , Auber and: Rophino Lacy. lhree girls trving to get along in the theater-—Mrs. Whiffen is the wnior. Indeed. Mrs. Whiffen first mw the light of day in the sume year ‘elected by the late Sarah Bernhardt for ber first entrane s Bi | pi S ee : i John esate A pel with lhe Woodward Players experiences useful, all days holy, all men divine.” were it not ve +} ta’ be Victor Her COLE ROR Pe ae ' oor haa aN 2 sons Revue, “Fhe Dime Mu- \ the ; . , sweethearts, . i "- SSN a ie a a 62 EES \ lat one € ‘ ac ar » Sue ‘ ; . sryti " ee Fe ‘etre . \" t D annot approach art with quite such a broad conception of bert. Harry B. Smith and Fred Por : res : . ’ x on . itn. ae ? _— ¢ ~~ ot ts ae yr vs 93+ hh } 7 “ . ° i - i LOEW'S STATE. George Syq- WwW il} embracing love V itnout LO}: iIn2z one Pa’ ids als of pe rfeetion and de (yresac. nev and Alexander Carr (¢F’ot ones sense of proportion. Scason Begins May 31. | : ie Se een SER ER PTET tin “Part | af The association produced “Babes ve a yviiy ase ae oe pees eS Be es j ee ee eae 1] sae “age 1 T : r 20 “The A seasoned rouper, \irs \V hiffey ; Sas a f 4 ' “eRe oes Coe ners A rain ’ > op C d F ‘ 2 much broade t approas hy to it one promptly tries te convert as 1} Toviand during 192 . Won ee 3 : BR . anz to onduct rom ee — (‘hocolate Soldier” and “Fra Dia- tnabasiied DA 4 40-wee! than the one usSUaliy to be found, fruits of its experts nees into re- ' r.tour of " Se sag a 4 BR ee z= : sae aye ; e land when she was 80 vears . ares a “4 ~ : $42 Sea a J eats eae : — ee | P, H d l Did and my convictions on the subject Stralnt for the next h; teh of volo’ in 1921, “Sweethearts” ane ee aga Be # ee, fs pee ee Peters in “The Storm Break- | Fiano as ande 1d | : : : one spain ee ae. “The Spring Maid” in 1923 and ld and 80 for f ntie 1- ¥f have not grown WU Ve} rit witi ant "S it | li¢ . ’ al TON f: cued bv it a “4, ; “ . aA j c pA 2 6 Ip ON nic hn Witn Wienters with ilfe in order to are st starting Wednesday, 1923, and “The Count of Luxem- that she bounced Wr :} °g. 3) err a netin ; : F H ; h d | tire necessity of mublicly express- revent ; epetition of its fo ee BD for rehearsal! The Cohens and the Kellys.” | rom fliarpsichor : a ae i ee eee But I do believe thorotighly in (only too quickly) into an older of “Trelawnev” ‘ast Sprinz with rF ing opinion as a.music critic. They takes. The Don Juan of 25 or 39 _ ‘ . ’ 4B or »? : "t'; > 4 :¢> M ri! rather more yim than anv of te NEW ST. LOt Is- The I if aS- ee sn a tian Rt are tne result af Paw ears q@! is a pol tQ bee yy very strict father: 4 le Pre new season wit! begin on als tre vers.’ wit Yliv hetnin aah: at oe are? 4 ; ae ‘fav 31 ; ; e ' > ds younger fry involved in that brief ure Buyers,” with Olive Brock, HEN -that 200-vear-old nov studying and making music, listen- 45 or 59, just as the most radica! fay 31 and continue umtil Ang. 2°. : . v5 »} ‘ #3 i ‘ "7 +. aie ra = - : . . ; ¥ ; " ‘ , . | ’ . gt - ¥ / rj F y. r & « venture. and Irene Rich and five acts eltv. Handel's Concerto Gros. 128 to music and coming in thought politician, when he gets into po: : ne order ia yen m the pts . ne : e ’ a i . ° " . ) « = e ] , + ‘ +} _ i? . l ane 4 — . . ; ; ror ye Inns w) " 1a be all steel. Mow far she y il] consent to be wun Reginald Denny in “Where the piano as Hande) himself di- age, which is easily tg be found in vided into two species, the old and ! a g ; hooks of reference or accessibl2 the vouneg Some Coue ought to louis Krol!, musical director, and ‘ ° “9 “lo oe > : + . in musical history. f am, insist upon a formula fn fh, © oarle: Sinclair, stage manager. ailuring in tha ; e . ; \WV: a I Dee i “ee : ; * i j ic ro je (}, t nT TonoT - ryt e as ang a niUusica s' 9 a. | r*¢ TE,” EF ¢) lie he } DS « ho . frames of Se an sie if that toot] ISA HAREMER, in recital Friday night at the Sheldon Quditorium ayes g cted from the harpschord, Papen » @nd foul old hag. In years SHOW Anolhter’ ‘‘first-time work will ries | be Pi : +} © ™ , . ’ ¥ . o : the “efore y o t ¢ ] GSPipcs f re ! \ . on 1} ? ‘ o-oo = os — i = t plays have brok2 like sur? : een ; oe ; ip . wee tha f Rinisky-NWhorsakoft's Suite, et . Me hata » Gr 5 _ 2V — ‘Cn as Poda far en WHITEMAN ABOVE BEETHOVEN Mpon the rock-bound ' , Ww: Gritfith dic i1€ Of rence i o, the point of view of a pnrofessional er. lyraver and holde P ¢ oF ob ott Fe a ve nd = coa 4 ade » 8 ’ “Snegourotschka n urranges ) Maine against the granite der-r- ne cares se UTenans 0! a ment from his opera. “The Snow- USIClan the age-old controversy hour makes me older and oldet IN RATING AT ARKANSAS U, St Stor ’" he paid a little something nat ¥ pam between the Old and the New in - for ft) aging the 3 o. “Ne Mihation of Mrs. Carter ty he 1 are, I £ E a Maiden rhe program in detall acta ci he ; sian 1 - New in or for the aging the motto, ss Snecial to the Poaet-Diepatch be Jus | "7 , a erm, f 7 ¢@ ‘ re ( oO ad \Tiss ( aXt- re y Ts "© 4 § 7 if } «? : } ea | i] iy é iy] ' ; ‘ ef v) rough and. iM. Carter. ae | ius. wr hye thy : 3} | i Oy Lii¢ pi! Vile x ¢ t ) ld i m : : follows: IMnusi« P Vi reasons @)} ie ix, and I e ifi oO] Ss I SiPTOOUIG nol rorge! hy ) vs ; A y ETTEVILLE Ark. Mar: hy : ‘ , ‘ : - ° . g } , P bn! . * . . , ‘ 4 4 "rs t 7 . :j o* ¢ ; } ! ¢? | a \ 4 ? ' j , . , and b d Dayed the latter-d - 7 on ees t on. and wen VOU] Zz N ‘ >! Las Ss se oO TA Miis at last. is gboiut Oh o Pise and Mal] of lesse Cone erto Grosso in B Mine Hande) (nose niusis ul and psy LULORC AI | S:( PON ¢ 1h} i ijé Dpast O.d leas 0 rs Paul Whiteman was firat and barry o¢ ae evival gets under way. her estate — ‘nto the m | " = egies, hte things whie elieve to be decid- upset.” : er sei Of long agu, she aly “ea sich | very ae ee re moves Oh &@ James’ probably will be put on for l. Largo allegro 7a Ich I bell es beck _ Beethoven second in a plebiacite r he oes 1s . ’ il] ‘oliect an honorarivutt ever or ‘ “ le yh ~ , ’ ; . , ; . . rig ing factors In it Now In music t . on” . e steel And og th Saye CiINnZing gown and will col . . granada i | John § \\ OOUd\ a few prereiease runs in St. Louis. ore . a. - p bl a : ‘ gph Bes ste ’ he o.der ana recentiy taken of the student hody ; ° t ; ek t was when she Was pliaVv- ? * oy or! ryraftil: } enti rexi]- > 2 aATSO ailexro | ¢ wie istic Voungze! vyenerations |! e rough?’ . ‘ © same long train. sles tate ; : ; ld B Biwi of. New } , aisha ; ua stadia NansSas Citv and other Middle s, mphot se in 2) Mino) rang =. . _ cncre tec ee - ec ” : a saga ——— of the University of Arkansas to ey ; . sa tne O1W POON: ; j+ ana wen ~s ] 2 vo ft S. ™ d ; ‘ ory | 400), Aft “ angi, & EAN Se ‘ wer BNeL or writing Y} Css and «3 eg bhafties \ , . ‘ ‘ MP oe customary Mr. Carter Gets $1090 a Wee! ee m ias.8 ¢ dent and general: manager. of. AS-. Western points, ‘before the sched I Lento: Allegro non troppo sven Miles ee Tié 1Ti } ] . to 1} ) me , , ay Sis! ae , b.28 ati” ene au Ul ’ ] ¢ 4 ‘TY ‘4 ? | sié y VY) wf ) ? 4 : ‘ : § ' iia rik fia] (,©S- bles \ minster reg ‘ . raft ® , is % ture.’ In i ea | vase c : i } Ss ‘ li 5 ae ad | 3 Ng : “ee ae release for a) twho Wee ly & run soite i\ re danse des bouffon ; : +] ; ; oy I rotit by tiv Past. ins } fatto! rani lite ra ure, with hi a chassis : ing : ie , l ‘ rip di] hui Serore!) - by an nnderground passa St Alls Wis Pe oleel lis [OTe & biog ee bi] Orica tin 4 ae rates sian Wine Polnve tsian lar odes fron 7) LOucL i I «l Penerai puoi VA [Sq | eould helies e more corm Joseph f onrad ane Willlam Make« if ii r ‘ ¢ . ye bone : : 4 3 ne —_ 1} + hy . ~% ayt ; ; ao ba tues ‘ . ‘sr: . s i f i ~~ itl i 4 ar . ~_o>e — ’ : : .? ; ve * .. . , ‘ . . . ry" th. . : } ‘ touched 4 _— __ Mi 2 arte) Nuun ed by spe .* s ie a ls - and blograpol ” NaS ORs. " nC i ~ PNnario hg . De@e) writi ~1) ] ° Tav : Prince Peo 20rodinet ¢ ithe v“ ith the So on ; ‘ ‘ 7S | i¢ t ¢ iy han ) de in the prog- pee nt © Chae ke@ray tied for secon a . ' } d . ; . , 4 . . ’ . . Pe +7 = ® . c AS t a eo ’ Be, \ Ja 4 » : - ese 4 +] = : : ; . stee]— loup before rehearsals be- her davs. : inder the same itle, “Wat pub ‘ _ ] lpanece of the Muldens (OT word, the most useful ning he ress of ‘ nhumman race in the piace Authors who arso ran were té . ese fan. it v f lye 7 ; : : } ‘ ant +} (;ove, tormerly ua St louis news- ] , , . , : th h : as SUrt le) yident that When (,7Trac © (George Diat-e 7 lish e,«| eertialis jaSt Sule! in fi) hae . Lf Dance of the Boy . e , + " de ok Live \ | = ~ “> ays 6 P a by Dodge y lad thoughr of her rol. as thit lanise °0 years ago Charies War- Post-Dispatch and later in a nuim- “Stee I man who 0 St eral Years A curious and Significant sur- subject oft rus) fro} 2N ANZIC Constantly ocecy te emind us that ton Porter. Kdna S&S Vincent Mii- : : ss 4 4 i +- , : : ig } Ey ong ‘ b% . >> ¢ m -?? ; ; ; : ; ‘ s * i i i i Sele : li = 1 mens i ore Meherin’s latest and vreatest ‘) LIX late # >U in hié- Til also 18S tile Kh di li ai AaAiOBY ; LW ¢ t ‘ er it) ryif | fryer per ve Pry¢ prese nif The Thea ic Cale d . .} ‘TilTr¢ Tne aiS 17 - . z eon, 999 fe , ‘ ‘ : ‘ ~* 4 ‘ . ? in ig co P ‘ , ’ Bina the ways, When “The che was still able to be up and Jesse James picture. sn seme newspaper serial story Work on hinted the germ of programatic man and the artistic in |! ON- generation of listeners can real’: tri n ar ha ' ee ‘ . : he isa sale to have had tn mind “BN ane elias oe yy ne . “os ; fli, y . has nlways existed jin dine ts ie . eet , - = ‘ ; . , ork, : Gesture’ opened in New about to play Genevieve—the Moth- he } ses an Fal Gilbert (bis picture has just heen started ess ae The form,” says Romain flict which hi: co atari uchieve a greater and broader un IMERICAN George White's + } > ' ¢ . ‘ ? } 7 , ‘ > ic : ¥ rye } ’ Pe ed : i cr yr > hyo? te OT) e a 4 ‘i j ‘ , oe c , Be 4-7°\ i} j kKernest Tor : 5,” . : le] ies ‘e% llat »«] } + aa" > } > in » hsp Voune in tne one { “ee oa rel 7 ‘ . ! i } ‘ ‘ ‘ . f “~ 2 ‘ > | . “arhlh =possession of the ; rn A {) hans we who cAbsct . ee Aelarss ‘ ‘ OSCIMaALH velLween Til Suite tn YOUR if) as ail ISL Delo ] ii rorie by . iu ; Sid (pi i dif in The Cw Oo rp iaNUS ; , al cite ' 2 “eras Rie ee 5 . ‘ : : : , SHI BERT-RIALTO — ‘Kosh r fading roic. were youngsters at the Tivite won-e- rence. T} ray producer Nas MO? But NN Jones has Jus complet: a and fhe sonata and even glanted to - old and the new im the other ‘ urntlated re ord af the past, Kut Kx , e : ~o ‘ ' : ‘ 4 : 4 oe ry re > es ts . ie ' +i e ' *Xtrication of the play fro 1 elie : there had been about however. m ide public as yet the Phe Fighting Buckaroo,” has last ward the svmphonic overture It Genius for Shocking Llder-. hich they possess in a degree a a Se JiaVv trot ere what there na as 4 : ™ ee ti ; ‘ . Kas we Clutches of ure. C rte ! : ‘ wy id days which had so mame of any actor who is to take production scheduled for release j¢ this for. which the theorisis l.l. young generations seem to hitherto unknown. ORPHEUM—Olsen and John- Wa % : Ss. arter ate ier In the @fd days yrnici! il : : ae ae Ce TN aes Shia ean a : ce bile é : : : : “ “ tah difficuls: feat when a man inflamed her audiences +} at our One ol 1e rimree pri eiIpal WIA | (nis agson, i announces that he blame him and for ¥ hich | praise POSSesSs a POsILi' ‘ ”-nius ct Ancient Seog low and Viodes., 2z£on in of Carnival of Fun.” er h artis: .. , gee | cea les jesse James, Frank James intends to take along rest before }3 Sap } 1 4 ryt i onie anner mo i” ¢ — ' - . , | — $ eP ad iii . Aah ab oP a ‘ . 4 ~4 « vw 4 ‘ a > Anat ue d ee sf j 4 ‘ i ‘ rNANNEersS Tri¢ ie ie ad | ; vo ’ 4 By " es f ‘ lae . tie “8 lightly Signed a run-of- fathers and mothers used to stand “ ; ' ° ‘ Pa Oe eves ae eo si te dread epse Hk. mang to consider |} harles K. Harris, dean of * - a : ~ . ‘ bs } | Y . . ¢ ° iver | 4 (fa “J . , * . ’ 7 ; . } . Dlay Contract—wa rend > ae ‘ nd en swarn: Up and Cole Younger. starting on next seasons produc- pose a uniform cast on his als or general views of life whic tliat ! mnot be static. Ar- BON writere: Demarest and . —— ve ow ‘enaered’’ in their seaiS and ¢' 1 Swarm: Up- , ' mm i rit} “Sore oe ; ; i an we ee | Missour! lules Furthman’s “The Wise Guy.” qQuires and the framework varies ume of memoirs of any ag ‘I oO worKked-Ou nines. There comes Ways, Harry Webb and Com- My : “i " . ‘ f Ss J) (97) +. . ‘ »*9 ™ » Own. - _o } . ‘ } } 1) 4 , 4 ~ ‘ ’ iy ' ’ ‘ ’ : ; ie beh Storm, Rene one i s A; : | ast Lynne at thre Prov neet Kansas hnorder, y\ i}} ye { marac ers The cast to date includes Mary As- ac ‘ording]l, from day to day In vA hich Orie does not Ritita i} aii } foTtrie rt 7 ‘ ; See Tris Thin? pany in ot melange of jazz i , ’ : . , eat ne.a i Yad a” , } ‘ “ei . ; : : 43 + st a9Kr, Teecee 47 ‘ec sar) eh. “ , r: ¢ 12 a. Son ecte ¢ } ? 2) he ¢ j ele neo ft th ‘j -, r) . ? rT) oF rri¢ ’ ae ‘f ' . ; nd Close] doore threate of lit- HEN Nla« Douga street, accus.- in) hie Pictur ‘ James will tor, James Kirkwood, Bett, ( omMyp- short lLlandel Was Masier OF} the AUSION Oa world FoIngs to sae pO me riOy bat he paatei et . «a de achieved tn iusic., singing, dancing com Uon shook the air ; ; ' tomed to plays so firmly mod- ye pic ked up ai the age of 16, wnen con. Marv Carr. Georee Marion und form. and would not permit the because of the iniquitous tende them without thi inevitabilitv of eds nd juggling. and several! - Sts air, [he grec oO! : - , : ae : sehen, abe $5 ad oe gine i ba ah 3 a 2 oa : : one . = ? tim, * oS “a ry 10 years in o; Pj ’ ern that they fairly make your he enlisted as a guerrilla unde! George Cooper. Adela Rogers 8t form to master Handel, but rather cies of the young. Just as teeth bispih ac on put when I| speak of other variety acts hs ‘ 1 Ohe week, Final- , : : ; , = ; pee , al oo bit evthing * ~e ' = r _ armistice Was sic ] Mirs head ache, is agitated at present Anderson, and his career wit be Johne is credited with the “udapta- shaped it to his emotions mood. ing babies ry to bDite eve Cibeilpy aA PML endencies | mean the . ¢ > itu, s oe : . . a % . , , ‘ ” ‘ } ‘ } , ‘ , ‘ z » Y " . 7 . “~% ; ‘ : ‘ ™ph an acknow le j j Ioj To the *Pream Piav sie which the version wll ay (;OV. ‘I i ( ritren Mary Ald " ” 4 ‘ omposed ii al Bin ie siff‘ing ang lished ceustoins and . viv - : ‘ BEd (1 COLI SE ' iefaso! wih . fu, revue seven otner Vaude.- " if)N 1c] fY €* ¢ cig 137} } . . : ,ar , : . i f, " et]; "3 year ‘ , . é ' Bo. ; ‘ ‘ , . ‘ . - the rOvValtie . oi a late Alr Strindberg wWwrotl-: \\ hye Nn hie ey) >) \liss dil (,0n Ja sry | > Prd, whi A is b S mart DT , Severa; of (Hem 3INn one “Wee univers 17) fheir Ow Wc, ‘ f } } feos rea ? COUMnCI Ess of pat is ind Larry Seimnop in 11?ee, . se ~ : : pubes ‘ . 1 : . . ’ ’ ‘ 1) iT t ° Metro-Goldv ‘ n-Al; ey! *y* a . ‘ | rr d " ‘7 ’ , ‘qt ' ria } > : | , ’ ’ ‘ ~~? j ’ As r} , ~S -) WW oe Ferg ine partis ularly lov 11} his Misi Tol 7 \ Fauiwards 1 fis in 1] . c* . i . . A. Pie orm was DOT of COoOUTSsSe og resi if cigilis iT po " Ji s Become Strict Pathe f rks ‘ ptt : irit own luet : less than Ou? ola friend luast the ames vane Bob and (¢ harlie . iuUSiC CONMSIS(S taAreBe:y oF a Glaidogue on JJtlan atiers., 0 Adventurous epirits wap j fron, jr a nee ner mneome 00 = : “gue } eae os i on } he killi , Played a Southern Colonel " tween «2 £Troli f solo instru ATURALLY this »p: edine , ' a ee on a EMPRESS — Woodward Stock Must Lynne.” rehearsing it with (their pford, conspirators in the KUNE o1 vetween a Broup OF 5OIO Ste weiss at mt _" leit ) ee vem 7 - new Ways +0 , . o* ' . UN Weill over Sro0er .Snne. pws we ; ei ’ ‘Race Wild. " @n ande yé nden'! : . ¢ “_ er , P 3 a ‘ , iE { COTTE Par) afi Lilac rime. hh a are r .. tongues in their respective cheeks, Jesee James: Jim Cummins, sole apes inonil :; inentalists (the concertina) and San ae Sear. Spee yee te ee ee ee + existent (8 ae GAVETY " ad ¢ : ci ¢ Lire i rroarTs , . ° . : ‘ , . . a ‘ oa oouut : - _— . » . ¢% : ; ‘ : ‘ at F anon" a . m4 to playing 0} fe a ee + fancy. as who should say: “What curvivor of the gang. now in the Marion Davies’ next production the full body of the orchestra (the harmful and useless things , is is all the more tru : ° Happy Hooligan .*; ™ le O10 Iere Fro 22h ™ . ; sie “ loge ! e . Wi 4¢ ry i aad roof of it j ? ' Tr burlesaue “y me "The Peo Ort » aonalnt under-braimed folk Our Confederate Home of Missouri neat following her appearancedan Bev- concerto grosso). Correili 3f he ‘Ihe best proo! . et ‘ acm if torical regear ' . roiian } xs , , nner = -_—- -- — . - ee ~ ’ - een . > ore f ¢* ’ ‘ os , r hot b ——— -—— 1] x bag d Nest Page young generatmn artes CUPrhing fentinucd on Nest Page @ from eri , Higginsville. Continued on ext inge. Centinued on Nex age. 3 g re : ', Crim necessity, Continued on Next Page. lpe ie: . lt * 4s A

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rence _ oi. LOUIS _POST- “DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCK | 19 = 4 ooo ——_— ~ an 4 ia alc 2 alt ci a a aS Sai hi FR SS=—== : ~ eens Qn, “Torrent.” a | mae * 3 Lcieeecekineas *pe n Is tg AMUSEMENTS | Coach and Four Back in EK lis. London will be instituted early this “DAL AMONG THE JEWS” NeW ‘BISMARCK’ SHIRTS, BERLIN'S a : _PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS “The Tempt eo - Rv the Aesoctated }’ress, ee ¢ ; : , J Ss ig i * 7 vs: j : + ‘tf i ~s Ts . } } LONDON, March 6.- The old |°" "6 OF the Genem Of tenvelr A free income tax lecture will be who prefer the romantic atinos- given at i\ i : a ee SG ,0 uit I BMPRESG| eit icc cte isi steel cc PLAY Y_FAMMD WERFEL Lares sceanfa smug oF St Sei TODAYS ed. time conveyance to the prosaic au- | Depicts Paul's Conversion and! Garment With Ric ht Sleeve and Law, Cherokee street and Call- pray onio Mo une wil} OLIVE AT GRAND with the motor car. Rezular coach- | Inch | fornia avenue, by W. Havard Per- masculine pop. WEEK COM. etal MAR. 1TH ing trips between Brighton and \tomobile. | Preaching of Christianity: Shorter Than Left. Suited : . 7 7 nha Oo | . " k ’ . a Not for Stage. Iron Chancellor. ins, @M attorney. are ow Le ee eS by i sae THE —— PLAYERS eee ese =—tC(sCé ROTO TEASERS ~§=| PRAGUE, March 6.—Franz Wer-| By the Associated Prem —I N DEM -— the stagin d costy the pnicture Qs (fel, whose (70a HPone is bejne BERLIN. Alar: n 6 - |} played by the Theater Guild in Prince Biem: ;' | — ees 2: in Forest, Jam New York and whose drama come ! : as erg ae meena e. istom-made ahi “The Midnight Fly- irwood’s novel, is to be | “Juarez and Maximilian,” won the dozen custom-made shirts from a Write for our plan whereby Bremen Theater ¢ Sees une | ST LOUIS AMUSEMENT CO.'S THEATER fo the screen. | |Grillparzer prize, has writtep a/|Berlin shi naker. A few days you can create an ESTATE 20th” and Bremen ee Make the Pirate” . . | Pincers AE BURN ANE Me act Ny V8 Productio, » ’ CUPNEUNE 7 ones e . : s*T>. Q the ¥-y —a a . Tie ae Mats.—Sun. —Thur. —Sat. land O W 12 P. a — new play entitled “Paul Am " ee ater, Princess Bismarck com- INCOME of $100 MONTHLY BRIDGE ( “When the Door ARSENAL { Conrad Nagel and = Zo $i) 3 | Jews,” NEXT—“OFFICER 666” | It is in six short acts, picturing ee . “3 g é | . » * ‘ ‘ , ; , ian act which severs him from hi: The firm apologized and begged j lean oy Roardman ia by making a small regular de- $ Opened’ —Vaudeville Grand and Arsenal! ‘Memory Lane’ | posit. Give your age and we 187L Nat. — land Special Matinee | Paul's conve — and -his preach- of everyone of the shirts were of! will send full particulars. 2 ine of Christiantty to th arena unequal length. SQUIRES & HAVLIN CHEROKEE: le tale “The AUBERT ¢ Witla mi: a : S 1420 N. Grand. Room 3. * 716 Cherokee St. > Acts Vaudeville Aubert and Easton Hizh Class Vaurievi'le THE ONLY MUSIC HALL ee SM, own race, A: cording “to the wae seus ad thn: comiaeiaal St. Louis, Me. — = er : _ = “ Meso ve CHOUTEAU | ee Chippewa =| Bic Feature Program ‘ > ‘ thor. who will soon publish the sHOW IN ST. LOUIS ' ' bad Ny z ’ : ‘ .. 4 I } ~ 47 TO the COTY) 9 nv'e ©} rrie o . i Com er dy : ? with Vaudertile and e's ¢ ‘ iwork, it is not intended for the - mpanys surprise, how- Jeff. & Chouteau Special Matinee deff. & Chippewa Comedy i - - -- —_ ™ —_ = plained hy letter that the Sle eyes Ne Ea ie, eae oo Mal ey Selassie. micah eile Nala ai FANE NI IRS HY : b. ‘ : age Ay ee. Vary: pe | . Oscar LIBERTY Grand and ; stage. ever. Bismarck personally -_ ots, Gefies 3 3 : : | : — Cc er : , CC ‘atulatio invgenthitey Fisie Ferguson In “BOBBED THA’ at O13 tee oss | cone \ Wine 15 Cents a Quart in Germany | °O?ST@tulations on the ingenuit d A a i kK R’SsS 18th Street (. The Unknown tover Cinderella { Matinee Only—TOM : me 3 ha es “40 ORIENTAL : \\ BERLIN, March 6¢.—Thousands |the tailor. anc tere” a ind =Others Cherokee and lowa MIX IN *“THRETH" -—— py aa Me to £1.50 ad | ' of gallons of two and three year! “Writing. as mos a a Bi ad R p ip RAG tr seinem eee See: “aetcen UNCEASINGLY ee ao i a 5 oe ne icents a quart in the wine-growing the right hand,” the Chancellor ARETHEBE | 5610 Easton in “HEADLINES 10°23 Olive St, van "Vander 4 ap 00 SHOW _— HIGHER eo: te valleys of the Moselle . ina? ee wrote, Bg have be en a nnovyed by Passage Mit aac emanate atm acme - - —— — —_- - - Kingsland “Wife Who Wasn't QGrand- ie 4 “Time the Comedtan” The Zs ‘ Ruhr rh > » growers are des- the terference of f#] uff with o | Ruhr, w here the owers are d the int erence of e cuff with For Sale at All f Wanted’ — Vaude. Matinee Only » 69 ’ 6457 Gravois Av. ’ and Special Matinee Grand & Florissant “Triccer Fingers” : | perately in need of money and at he frée movement of the ‘rich New York, Paris and "London i ; Ade Le willing to convert their stocks into ee ¢ a | f the igh cau et — _ Ay es meee ee — 7 wt “— S at a ‘ash at almost ny figure Eve) St. _— ne right sleeve in your are, orist an rd POLA NEGRI jin ‘ Jacnueti ” Togan to yo ) | eee cash at almost any figure. a , Stores. Knickerbocker‘. ots ESR | Ge {tonne Se shirts is shorter than the left: A Se 15 cents a quart, which 1s exe eal 3145 Park Av. WORLD” Jefferson & Gravois” {Tigh Class Vaudeville ‘ WT iin anc fe wR fe GEORGE “ " . | sive of the Federal tax of 20 pes hence the cuff does not creep out if Your Dealer Can't . ——— . i J | LOCUST iy SIDNEY EF . cent, there are few buyers. One from beneath the coatsleeve. The Supply You, Address | McNAIR ( Features Pictures HI-POINTE f “SEVEN DAYS” AS “ABE”’ , ‘ . ' orihea ae f . with Comedy News Big Stage Show WI Ee DAILY i om buyer " desc ribe ada sg hc eabernt error is a blessing in disguise. It HALLER’S B ! R Db | McNair-Pestalozzi and Others Clayton & McCaus. ¢ Special Matinee TWIC \ ALEXANDER CARR he Ing to make the is said to be will- | cake th tee with ‘geseral “os —— STORE |: —— om ieieesiiiiainmaaia caien in ‘6 ” . ‘ . ing to Make the attempt to smuge- us! big , : 3 FRANKLIN AV | | | Grand and Miami Al «oO goa ng 1710 N. Jefferson ‘ anid vaudeville A R ; Y T oh omelagg “aaee , | \——- Zz When ¥ Husbands Laf tt (oTHE TIVE WIRE’ : ; | "li sind c .v ae aye e ‘ M ONTAGU F GLASS q 2 | PHOTOPLAY THEATERS © ve __ PHOTOPLAY THEATERS» v004 Michigan oa vile, AE Mai ae | 1068 & aoe “pight. for onty DE COSTA DIRECT FROM SIX MONTHS RUN ON © BROADWAY v A ¥* auc ATHOUSAND LAUGHS a DANDY DANCES TINKLING TUNES Earcellent music = nd erg me agg orks Evening RS, OPEN YOUR EYES Op 19,7 : : Song, Dance, Furious Fun SHIMMY SHAKERS 2y Qe | | , am (Rex Beach's “The Maplewood PARISIAN NIGHTS SF lon s DON ALBERT’S ‘eoewesron ‘,,” se RITZ Apition Block’ with 7170 Manchester spectan™Matinee” Seats AND F 7 FS} . : Lg ope leanor ardman ee we ee ee 5—Mail Orders Now ZORA HER 3 QUIY ~ TT idan Ninn | : . : , a —— Ly fe Comedies. Montgomery Dorothy } Phillips in ia Woodland fx “Wife Who Wasn't _ “Without Mercy” Columbia Burlesque re ? Tlie — ld: t 7 | | ; ee. : the wor S UTA est | 5015 Gravois snd Spetial Mathass NOVELTY Mt exo” ———__—_——— enone | | ye . o =) | | 3624 Easton BIRD “Amphion”” of Washington U. Ki NGS$-RI fe | £%*3 Actor and er- in [7 TAVENTHAL THEATER CIRCUIT | PAGRANT { ,Picsor Boartman Winthrop ool resents Sunda rg | 5351 Delmar - ” Soecial Matinee | ay, Mo esa aoe “TAME OATS” Tuesaao"24 e *: : ASHLAND 38% wie wae e , pyri pa BP Ss. \ife Who Waan't a ee ere : Sday On and Ce. Se Be: ie a mighty reen epic | oom Ne Wanted” — Vaude. SHAW (SALLY oe vane The Collegiate Musical Comeds. nly SS ot oe ae res h ie a on ne wt , deen" ation ia” i of 40 Bove and Gicls | ae ee ee Cae shown for first time : ——_—_—__—___—_—__— | 39th and Shaw Children’s Matinee Seats Now on sale at 5 es Ne ee ¥: bn : ‘ pasta: at | EMBASSY | 7 : sRIuAN ponte | +7 2 d 5 f (CLARA Row tn : Bie ee Pa, se 7 = _ 4938 Delmar Special Matinee S enandoa lee LADY'S Lirs* APOLIAN CO., 1004 Olive Street | & ere eS Garfield 910°. seats T5c to $2.00. is , eames Se - : “s re Ul lar | ———_—__— | Grand-Shenandoah High Class we Vantoree ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY. : : gee 3 T ti % a : Jacqueline Iocan in LINDELL Jacqueline Lewiel in aAire—CENUINE:! Of he's worth C & ' “Peacock WTeathers Peacock VFeathers a cent, he’s worth $300,000." ” BRILLIANT ; Grand & Washington Comedy, News, ‘Mazie’ | Grand & Hebert 6 Acts VaudexiMe c ‘ . ae @ . sscpiaiaineaiaaaiees eS om bas = oie re ae The Show That Makes the World STAGE SHOW ‘MOGLER f eDIvble, Program : L Y R ' Cc § 7 BEN LYON Jn ; olve m E ‘— Laugh with a Cast of Favorites AND | Sth and Bremen and “His aninacnaeiall ‘Sixth and Pine ‘ Twhthee AT including HIS cence ——______—+ EE - « RIN TIN TIN in TT JOHNNY HINES in | PAULINE f MAFFI “THE LIVE Win , JOE YULE, SID} SOLD, ata WHITE, GRACE] DANCE ORCHESTRA ian & Claxton WOLVES” ~* Comedy | 2812 N.Vandeventer ‘Mat. Only “Baffled” WASSON, ANDY MARTINI and a Chorus of Ja Cc k Ss i d ne y Gan oe of the World.” QUEENS f-Blueheard’s 7 Wives’ Manchester. f SALLY O'NEILL, in Special, Matine : 2 Only 00 Maffitt - “Minstrel Show a “ight 1 for Honor” oe —— — SSSSRRR eee + linet Ae Mit see ak tee eo ee ~ PR Woy tn eh dengan tell “0 m= 4 ¢ $ ae wid | ee 15th & Montcomery Big Vaudeville Show N “~ In John Galsworthy's D ENGLISH , 60e, $2.90; Sat. Mat., $1.10 tp $2.76. ed etain; aq envel Te. abce euld to Collexe Club of St. Loutfe ~~ a 4 ois — ——— : Pees hs, meee: me Ae et Raymond Griffith in Malcolm MoGregor in SCUSERURSRRERGREREREREEE PHOTOPLAY THEATERS ye My. I/, AS a UNIO N ( Marea Gritnien n WEBSTER { Plemiae wen ———— ne eet Po: a Ce a LG, } Ox Union and Easton 1 Acts Vaudeville 12th and Clinton Special Matinee | ONE WEEK ONLY BEGINNING ee - ee - + Fleanor Boardma vyiIRRi All-St | bts f, and Conrad “Nagel in VIRGINIA { of the Cust tn “One | 40°26 W. Florissant “MEMORY LANE” = § 5117 Virginia Acts Vaudeville See todas’« Want paces for &usi- pess For Sale offers. |} ALENTEN | ye, 5 Af \e TONIGHT|/ Ht || Stomm o~ * | BUNS ‘Gi ST.Louis NIGHTS. 8:15—MATINEFS A - — en ee od J iw OF (ae | ~ dN Ee alae iE a RAIN Ce RO ati , $1.50, $2, $2.50 19 a | mun rannesee Ml || THE CHRIST” Sa NONEL BEIMORE gua” lp Ml Eee rare JAL EDITION \ : ON THE . | | = |} Stace: \We O fax "Cle DANCE CLUB! sig : RA CR : ag Ae | ~ | BBB ARIOT OF COLOR.MUSIC SGIRLS 5 AG A ! But, oh, wl 1 tangl UY TICKETS IN ADVANCE WECT END LYRIC “up “uf, On tat comical tangtes . The DIME MUSE| M" ss , SIS ist A Seay Se At Cows fli a —_=_——_ AY G2 A pS | | BABY GRAN OS ut NOW a q = y eo Ay Hr o * 2p BITS O'DREAM MUSIC” I THE D// DONT S SS | S R \ . . a S a. wa LAAN . ore nO are eee URINAL MULL

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SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 20 ey ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae | General aE a — —— — sears ————— ae Goke aS — ee eee — CRUELTY T0 ANIMALS CHARGE ; 3 = : e = We YW elcome Your Account Here — oO meu " 7 ihatto match, while Lady Doris ‘ preaomiinating OAO0l : ne (aunston, elder sister of the bride, | AGAINST OWNER OF CIRCUS c! urch weddin in fy? _ VM Ore red Ve] @t anc » “Tere j “ > ; Poe se ahaa ee — : ie wpen, Al G. Barnes, Who Ordered Insan Another Shipmen Ursula Blackwood to A. s. X ed J oe... || |6Rlephant Chained in Pit, De- ° Borne The bri y Kedeston, In mauve and biue, ' Accusation l e ese te, “The ride, given away sy Zhgiealeston, 12 mauve and tive, Eevhant Coolers te alues ) Just Received! ———ae * har ‘ar fan4¢+h, » ‘3 ats ‘ah . ? } ryt . ] cn ner siepiathner, Lord Howe wy : ' Epecial to the Post-Dispatch PART SLX. War-T ai ' \\ Wei? we ,? * Po cy ioe c «4 — : an - le . ; ; qQ® \s (opvright 1926.) ( x bie j | ee = 8 °S NORE ee 2 ) (© El4 D) LEE | | | : Pak? GC. — ae ry at Ot A | ~ Apr mA | : ( QO iE FOOD TO GROW BY 2i2eietese RP MORE BOOSTERS gsc MPLETE elephants in ca}- —— ae nie wo went tan” sone HE © FOR WELCH & CO. | _1105-7-9 OLIVE STREET || ROOM OUTFITS | MEANS sentenced to , Your boy or girl is at the stage of life rene hed Killed. a traincr. (iM 5 when the reserves of strength and re- mernes, between whom ot ae os thene was an attachment of sistance are being put to unusual strain. years’ standing, ruled that the an’- if { Gas Range i a Price of This $285 Complete “49° 11-Pe. Bedroom Outfit choose the sovereignty under Whi ~— mt shall live. . | “second. That the small states of have a right to enjoy the same their sovereignty and for their ter tecrity that great and powerful @ —- 4% : 1: mal should not die, but should _ “Si : > hild : ° Imprisoned for life, which might | Pea | . Every child requires food-materials as a century or tes Sie that are rich in vitamins, the kind that A dispatch teiling of the comm : -. me ; > | ‘ation of Tuskos pena ltyeaWas Te? i a . d ° lj . meee? salty Ee pfeil 5" | i hie aboun in cod-liver oil, to help keep by Mrs. Rosan _ Rae V ee of Brit | Bl , a = @ bf 7 the American Anima eréense . ‘ ~*k | ~ t Lites the body in good repair and to sus- a whe calica 5 See itish Blacklist o 72 > - F ; ‘ ; tain stren 1? humane nz ions ¢ 7 P d P an a ‘ > gth. Angeles nd vicinity bne meeéting rom pte resi¢ 63 i ; 1 ation . ang : @ : 2 h ~ i Craered ‘ oat 133 " Lb bm C2 su Z a : . _ U B i] ites Thoughtful parents joyfully utilize meeentites -neaded 352 3 — Let US au a) a : a | " | - a ‘ S > Vi ge Lia) ISitTeG age bb CUuS peeey Ya tacey 2 r ains iii 4 : Sites easant-tasting, invigorating Scott's quarters at Culver City. Dr. Mi Extreme Bargains w,. Tee Wd eee | and Do What \ Tal ¢ SI t ] ish Lellan reported that the elephant Dependable Quality ) ‘or . . : 2D ee Jaa 33 ANC O la ie rr er crc. Citi fo a eo the floor in a con ae AR ree Bb ae SET aN fa) eat : :| é 4 ¥ * . * ee ces BAINES tO tt ? er 7 _> - ee Fn : PP ; r } rr R b >. . 2 j rata en and that hea heliever th . = . sa —_— ~ * fF... en at ment and to protect against childhood Erete pen, and that he believed RI ‘GS : ma SS — A NSS ea oreign Nepec 3 4 . animal was cruelly treated, ai- J \ : iP ; BREA eo IE —— “Tlie . Ait : ; sf q 1 2 aliments. though close investigatio: could no wAS ’ r$ Ya Wa VAS ot ee a YD y . Tare & y d B ; d > ‘y : rs ‘ , he ma le owing rm. Te danger yt 4x 12 Axminster Rug " ! : _ ate Cy on ’ ——— nee . oO’ the Memoits of Colonel House p ie . f ta ° ° © ' sous a stem! ; gi # i ays oe Q .. . R SV failure oO” the ailies to co-operate . 7 ior Trial aren iv arhes made a AW . r aa Give the vitamin-tested food- a Se 9x12 Axminster Rug Vs, he army end nace =a tt ; ; . - E Isz passa 3 J : , 2 ij fe : & Utits (} i a wed mere hant ships and subma if tonic Scott's Emalsion to your ee “es maaan 921.0 ° | | : * NO aD IS pete! care i} oe ee we Oe ; 7. child today for the blessing that than these amimals,”’” Sarnes (i. a: ae: IS Omp ete CH . 4 i 3 © * ss : . t i ») » ne Mm Fe ™~ ~ ¥ ‘ (23 / > gth d lared in a Vigorous denial that an Oy 12 BRUSSELS RUG lalited by Prof Cha i} ) it will confer in strength an SIME tm the ciccus ever dan ae $30.00 VALUE! : ? t re vigor of body tomorrow. maltrea ed. Trusko is especia ‘Ny ——— ae $18.50 -= a n O Tt ut It oprriz *- gE. : or Straighten Up years old, pastor of Old St. George so tion. * * . 2 2 ‘ st Sap © Church jest Methodist Spisco- ese ; ‘ oko ae - ve as es. _ in Reps 5 | hope you will show Lansing 4 ‘ “% ~—™ ’ bd aiid the oldest Weslevan Met Gist before it is delivered. He might ; fa if ? . a an | cest axalive Church used continuously for wo and he would surely be offended 4 - ae OX : 9 ship in ihe world, rs dead of pne-u- 13 Pi ° ’ - 4 hie 3 ; t : ra ius “ae 8 “es ' oe . * . = Ae not know of this important step @ trae >. — : Y {[ am writing hastily, but with TEST 66 99 | Alumir S ' oe ) 4 : | ; a ( Cascarets 10c } D. © Munroe Heads History S5- uminum Set fection. ATES & . fe | —— KR % % Your devoted are E ee : ¢ is _~—- ee ee -. . S80 cress Saat ee iE OORW arch 6.-—Elce coll tits Don’t stay headachy, dizzy, sick.! /Len you will feel fine, your heag _— — _— pie bic] al t i BE: Nothing else reNeves that bilious | becomes clear, stomach sweet, tongue lion of Prot, Dana ' Munroe, pro- The’ draft which Col. House : r ‘ i Pa Z = sows ’ ae We. f Ge)? f mai C?r othe , ce ot OY “2 . ~ " : ea 0 fe : constipated feeling so nicely as can. pink, 6&in nn ; oe ' ON "* shee Sa bis letter of May 21 is of histori¢ (age : @ “ , **Cascarets’’ gently cleanse, sweet. Presturnt of the American fist ft] whi : 2 é : ~] 4 sé b: > ad ¢ ‘4 , 7 “ na ° ? - + ~ + 1 sé OL tue extent to which the ae. >> j : dy like Cascarets. Take one or en and retiesh the entire system cal Association, Ss annoul ] becau ee wt q - . : two of these pleasant laxative tab-| Th: v never gripe, overact or sickea, Among the past presidents were utilized it in the address of May § e ; lets i yom to gently yo af emg for Men, women and chi}- | Theodore Roosevelt and W. dress which sums up the gist of 4 2 3 j ’ > j : ‘Slenn ‘ P vit. Seiteniiemnnainnmenaice anes nee bet, any drvg store. oD. national aims during the follow! ‘/. = + i > - - - : ae: . ai te | = Wilson's later speeches were Mem “ft ite | 7 Bere te : ! I= ment of details and a developmeé ! Ed P : ag ‘ | i See > ideas contained in this address. | | os A new system was essential to 3 : " a oe _#« : il “he , ; af i i ie heed thie principles, which Wilson ins 4 ; i With each purchase of an ac- J * als ‘ > 7, ' ni . ; : 7Te amy tual $70 full-white, gray o buying activity in our store bow-end bed, dresser. chiff be. vani ay = deprriment. Splendid cabinet ; ; : SeOTOUr. vanity bench, clair, rocker, a pair that has its origin in aggression Gas Range that is a marveloys of boudoir lamps. coil spring, mattress. or | gard of the rights of peoples and B ln order to maintain those prime ‘¢inational co-operation must be . for anarchy and conflict through fai association of the nations 1 the inviolate security of the high? seas for the common and unhindé ~ emia und = and will and 10 yards of cretonne. Two-tone wal- give extremely satisfactory viinine : ai a a Deiit Wie 6 ae mewaen. nut with gold veining and raised overlay. 6 dl A eek r re roe g e ; | | S1 A WEEK || | +100 bys | These instruments were Consoie purchased from one yf | Se the foremost factoriés st nape P sacl 5 ! iwhose name we are not aces e nations of the world and & nt liberty to state), but d any war begun either contrary tot vou will instantly reces- | : nants or without warning and full nize the high quality of this line. Every tinstru- ment is made of either + selected mahokany or walnut Veneer and the eabinets are substantial- ly constructed and high- Ivy polished. STANDARD EQUIPPED The powerful motor will play from four to five records with one wind- ing. The tone arm is of late pattern and will piny all makes of records without any attachments. You will be amazed when wwe demonstrate the tone reproduction of these In- aftrumcntis, Set of Glass Space-Saver Dishes and 7-Piece Ice Tea Set on of the causes to the opinion of Hl, a virtual guaranty of territorial Hi and political independence.” Thus if ‘erbiage of the Pan-American pact 'O cover a projected world pact, it : come of increasing importance. unt ticle X of the League of Nations ¢¢ seemed to Wilson the heart: of tf S@ttlement. . NE OE TA. a ER RN Ae TR et late Ns eh ct ttl pe / tee antte etignatine nites ‘sllpinittannoliit Sige type PLO AE AR Ve Another Unfortunate Phr The President introduced a brief *otirely unconnected with the body dress and entirely unnecessary, while o© interpreted to indicate indiffereme Meaning of the war. It was af —— RO Spee tala aetna Atte + Ae sme abbey 2 With the President, who vitiated “ : “S most important utterances On , uy" 'O occasions by the use of phrases 4 \ Ea T at — — of a $20 ® misinterpr sett | “Too ont t , ree-door side-i Ss PECs ' ) | sy terms—as Low — win Toe | \3 \ ‘3 Causes and objects we are orned “The objects on both sides) are Refrigerator | $76 | This $280 Complete riually the same as stated if [er © ‘ ' : ; ‘mS to their own people and the face without victory.”’ Me \ as $1 Per Week Nn | LATE STYLE : \ WN the conmmmanding lines of these inatru- ®) me, - : + ments will mateh the latese furni- bet 2 ith : : \ ture designs. A complete selec- i e ° ‘ am delighted with the * tion to choose from, including th ’ 7 “peaeh " . } *. ~ mill period styles, 1 he age Iiandasame golden oak finish - ] 1-P¢ = ° noted the Colonel on May 3 , lection includes brown it ed Uefrigerator, white ecnametl e 4 u ] 4as 'Ollowed the suggestion l ow : SOMA . maheograny, other lined—t-door, mide-leer ats ic. ClOSG@ly the 1 P. aS LoS shades of mahog- : ae :; ‘+ than | thought he would. ~~ ae any and wal- 1 Ona eh a ' 3 a i SSS ie: nut finishes. : S70) Th = y Above is shown | . the country and the world % “ ‘er : > | PY | hi D ¥ ° ny hie = an : : . ° ~ a hh Oa . “Wes. rs call here ee si.) ree-riece Kroehler Davenette Suite ~~ a _ There was one -0m§ 7 rer in furnishing “".ase about the war: i. 6. when ‘With a modern dining room. C-cnuine With Mattress ph a — combination wal- Reduced Sy ste nut. also popular Spanish two-tone walnut. 7 All drawer interiors of genuine mahogany lo, Only. —all boxed-in drawers with center guides. : Comprises a spacious buffet, oblong ex- § Seema 4 mom omprises nm davenette ithart tenston table. > upholstered hich-back iis causes and objects we are L. Cérnad ’ The Allies will overlook s0od in it and accentuate this. It is *Peech. and, as I wrote the Presid 28 a landmark in history. It marks | "DB of the new and the decline of (COMPANY ®& RE RR RR OO EP EP PES me MUSIC ee ae ea a ee —, . . , » 1 . z =, oo eee ™ Bs = ‘ A a —_— . if fee 4 Sty ep eta irae SO, Bt mo : , eicniiies . : . se ee 2 te te is A > . > 2° F5 TRA ; en pte 4 3 ‘ os Lt eX Pop LF . opens into a OPder - oak, ; ae . EST 1858 mg i a , ne A, LV tar A w ae PPro nee “ chairs, and one host's chair. We also - W k 8 a " statesmanship. It is in lime WW) 1 u . , splendid davenette mattreas ts clude an artistic buffet mirror and two ee resident's inaugural address and 11oO3 OLIVE gy ' : Included. beautiful torchere lamps. mY Speech ° HW y ° | $1 a Week A i | eens Sees nego Ce ? i : = c ee “es axe: ———— . H ee had for exseen the real . en ne eti-;_s\||1e , - - = = “= == = : a a 2 Canes of = SS SS Wilsons announcement —_— ' age? ti Mie ees ahaa eF7 [8 OEY Oa Ra EO o PSs Me Ge , «pect ge ee : a Z UPR, Fee PERE oe ee * i 1% i rhe SETA cee RIE Cs Braaneeat Sones apts MA a RE RGR Sagi) ea ate oo:

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= Ss | General News er Shipment - ie,,—-. eee ee eeenetenenttlieaesttememmeomne —_—s =e eee — - - . - = ~ — - - - ~ —— — a = RENAE - — _ - — - . - “ one cee ee PLETE Ml = $$ eS. MAREN ee ee PAGES 21-24 OUTFITS on Almost Lost | Told by Col. House British Blacklist of American Firms, and Other Acts. om ‘Worms Miaeeet Navy _ Wilson’ Ss War-Time Problems, in 1916, as Partly Prompted President to Consider Drastic Action 66 J! va my opinion that the reat dir Revealed in Newspaper Headlines Day After Day ference with (rreat Britain HOU Ws —"Let Us Bulld a Navv Bigger Than Kngland’s et the Usliddl Disses had asidor. and Do What We Please.” He Once Told House |!" (? “id @ great sacys that ow : seeaiinnagists 4 | ‘ye ‘gr. {UIs POST-DSPAT COMUINAEICE WAS C4 panding bevyoud all be c —Foreign Report Asserted Allies Were Exasper- l/s and we were rapidly taking the po : . ; BLE ee 2 a ae Nak Reig gh 55 i aco Dac aeees Jee a ae a > —— we A ORE me NRG sre ten es Nai oT 7 sition Goris Abt OWE n of he or hi dwar, ated Bevond Endurance Because of Attitude of ~ clay ouuid saree ne nite that the things / mentioned leer? P resident. : | ! , , ATESI \ ( USUY the greiing irritation AGatis! | . RL Wye CE HINTS ee Stee: ote ie, a ee a eed ae abn deen ane LOLA LOL ALLL AO Mt nl NS la an eae hd c “er ; : sda SRP ne Nene aon syle » gi eas Se tee nee On 4 ett At a hieiy a >’ 4 s-\ hut it was a fact nevertheless. The | Ni) \ OL. Whe! { Be Beaten, Presistcnt. bet wrnsuces ssful Cllovts fu cud the wu : Pies t Wail - ‘ Ss . r é : . . ‘ . ij { j (i¢ iiSOUn \ Sper Q “as j pee = ‘ ; m ; May if 9 lh, tii eChich he Uv ttliined (lil {mer fl i pia ror § iff f Foe acre loda Ps ijl ef ii? ie pT / reser éy " pli d, he es build d Nal id ' Y ne ' , " "© ¢¥ 5 n417 - > ? , oe j ati " i? , ‘ ; . 4 ‘ » » cs to of the Memos of Colonel House describcs the disappointine Lid SUSPICION which the bigger than hers and do what we please : -- \\ ow nascar ‘ > | ~ g R- a . . 4 * ailure of fhe allies to « 0-operate in a peace plan was jpeqarde di the Presiden en ae . ‘ y p ; de pi M ntimne, / peniinded ivan thot rerimiany had / pi - the aru if and nai uv ere be ine strengthe ned ih p) “¢ pa tio fy) j (f ns hig {‘¢p >] Om we a. (jie armcd merchant ships and submarine dftaclhs greiPm acute, ° Injected Into Europes eae Quarrels. dertahken to do that and Great Britain ! ba , «6 i senenie, | had checked her before she could accom- | ee 2N . nn 10 My nn en STN WARS ores beoves . ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH was prepar sol _— CHAPTER THIRTY-SIX plish her purpose, and in the spring of * ea eee ea ~ oer BRITISH Ed EMBASSY ANSWERS - ee SS ee a ing ine ve Falited by Prof. Charles Seymour, Professor of History Yale University. 19441 had predicted that she would / {re r ; ( N/i ‘O : = he ' P mee seers -- ' Coprright. 1926, by Edward M. Houee. hin a> eat side a tone | : a lt uneaeiied | 3 upon the Allies, who passed ove Who's Mmougni if unlikely the British would be he [ieateol Rhee. | ; STATEMENT t o “\ ae 7 ; PtaEt.21Oer" aa in os : Ra nae sh [ines ' | A Rights lLeeerved Prantec by arrangement | ith lLioughton-Miitan Conjpam address to criticise a single phrase. . yl i , oe Ll and New York Tribune Ine A be . j ee { (CLtHteg fa pe? hiiat bi 0 Lila (T aay Colonel House to the President. mbDassudor W. IH. Page to Col. House. ner 4 d es ine REY f li *\ } meite f : », gincer® : A stion of the f “le ely. » New York, May 21, 1916 london May 30, 1916. _— wore 8) thee coul prevent rt . \; ined ' ae ~aused © , om r : Dear Hoy Live Ve ites ° pte age | ar gt tS on rou: | ave Sunk Sh Belore " so nor: mai JUS ae cluate : wi ’ Dear Gover Tee Se | Soyo Be UP ve wate gram ee oe ater Acts of Which She Complains Against [am sending you my thoughts on the | | : enUS peace Speech 4 : y after 1917 and was intensified du: ee fi *Siagme fet Of a Teoemet oe 7), aes England Were | Vomeniies speech you have in hand. It is roughly ang tere - L@agu r forcement of Peace: snow ¢} peace conference | | preven er tite peat | ve ee a ss aA iwiO =. / - . t . 4 > | 1" 0 . ae “ane@ ef e@.* ap ‘a = hats 4 ronacreptance of tie Lan *?’ fiat ickly done al is no more than a sugges- has created yniu ¥ thi in pian ee apie ea“. . e ; aS quickly done and 10 D s+ : . | Ait Ons Geiav the British. and French ts =. m4 2 iat ge ; erie rgem ont 7 ‘ere SO ag ih la j = 4 j [ | } h} an }& ; , | . M ‘ ‘ e a : c ‘ “a , aw arte! , . ‘ { . ‘ ; ' is tate Wad pli the American noi: of protest | race, Say Their A J ree . . ibe “=f TO MILLIONS IN |, : 4 GERMANY 10 TREAT es fee eee " en eS 4 } t 1 3) ho ‘ : Gq} cP ate ~ pe] that he do _ i] le rsty li f afi ~ P ‘3 rue go ' r . : ° . I nope 5 Ou “ hil SLOWS Lansing th . pe f ij On ’ 7 (i; t his pie VIOUS autumn. I? did not ma ke for Are Sound and Valid d ; " F pane rena ‘ ° Sas iewama : 2 " lt seem tf t} t imp}. ha doesn’t j ; 5 * a on before it is delivered. He might be useiu! | : _ | . ne a ail a cordial understanding ——— — | 1! cura fo 4 noid = as All ARMED TRADE he would surely be offended if > dic HE i@ast | tand the Wal show, a: : | he APER — rat : and \ mont later anothe upset of. nerves : i : a, . : . , tA we. pray “9 - . “nese , — Lai! BOF, be um Asserts German ven? were | HIPS AS WARSHIPS eh : Rankeg P u | i ry t know of this important step. they think, that he was gs} re vo ) : ; a n oles } wd bit te | dé ¢ vs} “re ] ; ‘ . : i - Loreatle ne d and OVel all equally smal] de l Wins has et "1th en af- \ rith peace Nnks, A I e ; ae a e b ) ay when the American counter protest. in auswe! ¢ } ’ r= os ie" . 7 ’ “oO ue ‘. . + d . Ne i . » ' ' ; . . ’ 7 E ‘ . ue American Government continue to larp ternational law involved; our reeord on at by the tone and content of the Trade De EF. M. HOUS Wilson’s later speeches were merely retine- | ment of details and a development c 2OU can | hese 1ewWw Ci} partments instructions. Wo: if sr ae. 7 : Heartily vours, ge — een fol. House to the President. N. H., July 2%, 39796. ideas contained in this address. | les, , ; 7 A new system was essential to salteguard >! oe Me as a | : : New London. aa Sea # en awe ils : e Col. Hou to Ambassador W. H. Page. en tee a Wilson insisted, must : ly yout ] I ine O = Ouse ww Dear Governor: ‘ y eae al on oe . “ . eae = sto | | ? New London, N. H., June 30, 1916 [ am.sorry that a crisis has arisen > ‘the principles, which serve as the basis of internationa! re!ations. B.eane 2, 1! e Those principles he underlined carefully Y sets worse: T! is Just now more talk Wh ' ma with Great Britain and the Allies. , Sem “First. That every people has a right to in London about the American (and 1} at W1 SON Said In Peace S eech : f am sorry to hear you say that pefore asking Congress for authority to pro- ‘ereignty unde? hic) hey President's) ,‘‘inabilit ! understand | the Britis] e inflexible concerning the hibit loans and restrict exportations, I would blockade, for I aim afraid before Congress ad slong that rou let Jusserand and Spring- mt U inde d choose the so shall live. 4 . var and about ou) lling into ft] rerman journs trouble will develop there. Thev tel] ice inform their governments that vou in- “second. That the small stat [ ti rie 7 alk trap than there j / wal ae have a right to enjoy the same respect for itseif, The resident SePNLeD abo ur Col. Apo: Draft. President's Speech. in Washington. The people feel par sani to do this unless thes immediately their sovereiguty and for their territorial 1 not being concerned with the objects of th Mav _ 1916 fae D7 oe | = , eg op one tee eee a ee .- War is another | rou -ficht. as th Si ay 2 rf), May 2/, 1916. sincereiy } rs, hE. M. HOUSE ‘\plain to them that you did not have much slish view it have moods In which [| loss ' ; ine oe ‘ ear a4 , The sttuation was not improved w | leeway, because of the probably early ad- ata | % “ocean piiaeay — et gg a See - cS Have Ju . the British Government made pub journment of Congress, and therefore had to Gid. sugden ina g cin i lis ' more than 80 business fir: in ask them to move with celerfty, Affection- > HOUSE tegrity that great and powerful nations ect and insist upon. ; ‘And third. That the world bas a right my patience ith them and I have 1 ut c ee ales chor eure u ae ay eee lo be free trom every disturbance of its peace two muzzles an tL tient rset to hol] Vee ace 4 - 3 : xy eed Us. that has its origin in % ss ‘@SEIC and disre- in : a Pape a : : ag sisahieiiininsie world. sithoy Giscussion ithe , 3 a. : is i ner pilbaiettetiote ds Memiteirec en! 2b aus were forl trade because of their com gard of the rights of peoples ; nations. sul peace In order to Maintain those principles in and the jess > Indulge in it the bette; ‘he ASTIN mn wv ad ee vO ; rat t% lerpational co-operation must be substituted German peace talk gam made the ver: r nN so stupe: a : (‘ounselor Polk to Col. House. Allies was still irritating the situation, and for anarchy and conflict through ‘‘an Washington. July 29. 1916 rhat it was impossible apparentiy to extract fai association of the nations to maintain | Engiand had said beiore the war. “It. Is provable that 1f it had bes mee — : from them any reply to the American note tbe inviolate security of the highway of the House Criticises Wilson. ranee ittacked by the Central Powers what would |] ppen, 1s I) This blacklisting order of : of protest. He saw nothing for it but to give seas for the common and unhindered use of t troubled House chiefiv was that Sir ie ee we Tike Che ane the President power to restrict American ¢x- ali the nations of the world and to prevent Edward Grev himself. although he prove a ee : ae ¥ ee ‘ me | g ! 4] ritation and we will have to portations and loans at his descretion, as a any War begun either contrary to treaty cove naturally the main thoug)i! . on peech 7 s a : : 2 i ee oe wesilns pat - Breal contest n would h; api is nothing new. and if ) form of reprisal! “I know it is a dangerous Bants or without warning and full submis- seemed to sh: somewhat 2 allv erit wie nee Oe i | glad ty ubstitute erence ) British Government would only keep subject to touch,” he said, “but I feel that it ata have been handled comparativel: + would be a good idea for the President to get powers from Congress, to be used as a (;reat Britain if thev do not give 179+ ’ re? * a a - ‘ } . ry SLEIOU Wal ii , L\) ‘ , | "2 v asec i : . ‘ fe : : “+ } . tc . : i pire isn subjects ate] yours, ) in August Mr. Polk wrote again to House mercial relatl : enemies of the . the seizure of American mails by the inat i¢ upbiver- world ffensive has just come out, is causi ~GTne taht bal ie eeRenieal eRe a) bn a ” it cae ee or 100 of the causes to the opinion of the world jeal attitude. a@ virtual guaranty of territorial inte; grity had introduced mention the security of :.. but y did it, of course and political independence.” Thus was the the highway of | ror vithout ad said betore this war wi we ourselves had been attorded some pri ¥ cars fatthtatiy elub for ~hi . a ' : ‘ ‘ a ' ees . — . 77 ree verbiage of the Pan-American pact extended , v finition of wh lean rhich made vy tonight, the war in all human O dpprist LLIRETETILS Oy PRANK H, POLK rome real | hich it | has heen most unsatisfactory’ more isturbed to cover a project ar) ts an he ~~ . ne: e ee | Oojyecied wor! act, 11 Was to De the "IOSD : LC1O) sTON ored | : ae 1 ; ) Ct! pro) " d | orld pa i is 0 i} | | noted ity would not Nave Occurred : cident! ‘ison We til} dj oe i. : come of increasing importance, until as Ar- the chilling effect of the phrase relatine to the (+4 : ‘ ; ‘ LdkC, ne §}6POucies it) ract 7 advice was followed, and in Septem- tie] a tree WOoUId Dave Pec notice to each . — ' Oo 2 ae i wrote llouse iat Page had cie X of the League of Nations covenant it : ses and object: r the Wal : . rd! . ow “sills | ) 7 i 7 7 just before the adjournment of Con- re wywverents that we re entallr taal ft ' 1} een called DACK (Om ODGOn, 420 ; “a : Semed to Wilson the heart of the enrire wie +} ete hit eves) “nee are | | “Mts Uidt We arc tundamentally oppos ise all Our moral and cconomic strength. “a ; “eg ) at body voted to the President power _— ae pegs Gres. e: igs | ' 1 pressed the lope tliat Ne might thereby ge Settlement. . waa a ae oe ee Ct ‘ Lal) Nolicics and that we would ) 17) CeTtdIn ICcuUMSiadNee ow Gn Te 8: ; | astic retaliatory measures (on yume 2: would pay mii MLeNLION to 10) 1 J ' camethineg eo othy an point of view ; + \ 7 ~, “NT +7 S “oa cr Vs} ~~ oh i a 7 ‘ i . ; ‘ ‘ nat ‘ i . . ‘ ~* , . @ 7 P : ‘ : 7 - ’ , Another Unfortunate Phrase. sien affairs. He seems to | rested mate. nord! and economic stkength ) Ical Strength aiso. wn contmbutio: : : 3 apn | il . as also proceeded to vote the ‘ 4 ; Aa Rs > ‘ , 4 : mo * . 4 A 4 AL : 7 ' ’ ; ‘ i a1} Lal il ‘ her haa ri 4S i =-pe’ ae ia i 1 hes rs out hie . ; CIrCU ] ee ® eve mM the COUT) . \N hich id 4 . 4 iS @ | atience and navai apf. 0} Pt a on 5 Dass A , J ? las Bo . . . y a : . : t ™. Vi ld i > y ~ e aS tO WNat tundamenta s tney hold oe : { | ORE to proonipbit loans and Sirict exportation to 7 ‘ misinterpretation: ‘Too proud to fight.” 4, ~~ : ches Ne eee a a a ) cle Ce ei eM a a Son ie 4. “and we spent several hours §o.ng 2 ; ps Says in i to pe t neir common interest and agrec Oe eae a eS 7 | _a Gi | Ncocting With i es ay WN Ee Cy OI , ba 3 ; vo reien affai principaliv our difer- se { , rv sharp note to Crermany on the subma ’ ences witl ‘reat Britain had i@t a infted House = judgme! ina f memoranda hic the Present (ol. House to Counselor Polk. aloud. I also gave him my last letters ‘ir Ldward Grey, Lord Bryce, Noel Bux- ‘Triend: lt was Wiy Opinion that the “T am delighted with the President's « quence, and in Great Britain because oft pes Fe a ‘nee and claimine : € : 7 ; F : p . ‘ ; ee Se | 4 i ~ \ s\ f i,t \ ca biisi . . “ ' ‘ sa ain i r " ” P Fr sae ee . . . > e*e? { . } - ¢ st ence, noted the Colonel on May 28. “He 7}, proposal for a measurable freedom of the ean oe your | 7 28 EN | me | ith Great Britain now was das #o)} + that or a ‘aig ho fr ie Presi thi , it States he ert as iOllow ed Tie sugeg re stion T made more ceas y? js not {he neople Wiro S De ak A) Wi ye { lif ‘roni wht ide bt ; ' ‘La had und riaken 'o Close}, 4), 3 : ee [io seema very fn listurbed a1 | -d build a great nave: that our . "Say Lian | tuoucht he would. masters, and some day. DIay, tac VOICE \. Cees x 1 i cd 1 sal ' , rs 4 - of iia ates ’ ; ‘ _ ate dates oS tis: P _ ™ COR Yaa T hone ¢1 : svaTlONS 1m the future must be gpoyerneu ear tm nation fiuist in ‘ 4 asia alae ae e | SS ea een try rey ws ver ya i ia bods of a state not at War. ¢ Our CQ GF Q Ba ; . a } ~ : =k io + . . o = OCcasions by the use of phrases subje abroad as lhe does from’*ti! Ss Causes and objects we are not co! aad bh TY reel Pproposa roy ermanent ; ,; ae ) im concert when any nation or ay ; | i cert when any nation 01 hed. ] if ob) acts on both side — " 7 } ‘ . } id no r¢ pons wilaté » ae g 4 j . aad . ar it *» 1! . ~ . ‘ } . ° . ry © vittually the Same aS stated in general , | Great Britain or France, The oniy mut , ver c 4 1 oe re . Bott 7 ee . F * ‘ i ' 4 4 ‘ Ms 10 1€ir own people and the world. } ave had has been oO PitICL8M:; MN = ; = , cao ‘ — 1 eee ee me . . j i . a | : ‘ > | id . er i ° 1 London expression OF no con- ‘a “De, | $ ace Without victory. France because of som: and we were , — ~ Mis call. Ther Nas one unfortunate ternational affairs as they ar SIBHLAs ee = ae bee honor. th nang OF individual: : Phrase about the war: i. e, when he sais have it in national! atfatr: apersiyt “cies cmeactnad sis oF 7 ee Cece i ee are after without taking such a posit With its tallses and objects we are not con- Unquestionabl Wilson Was emotion It must b id. én aome hismmiliatian that > mt a oes le Bai iia publicl, a fe publicsty of these things would probably admit thi i¢ thipgs | men Serhed.’ The Allies will overlook al! > ally affected by the unresponsive attitude of ee ee eee eet eee whi ia eek ie that always does the harm and to which they tioned were causing the growing irritation 600d in jt and accentuate this. It is re; ise Allies. and the ‘more so that .Germany, the United States has not always Maintain: | sav aioe i rselves ee object They have told me repeatediv tha axainset us, but j Vas j act nevertheless. istence upon the submarine — cd so high a level, but the lapses have been ) arenes a if we would tell them confidentiaJiy our posi- The President replied, ‘Let us build a navy , a ae | : ‘ tion, they would try to meet jt I think you Digger than hers and do what we please’ f SDeec) : ; pg b een, and, as I wrote _the President, will vielding to his insi e " ; } . fost) * ~~ lan - i : landmerh in ee It marks a begin- issue, was furnishing no turtuer troubie A ew and have constituted the exc eption hy Ww macy which w us e- n t t) : sa : ‘ ** ‘ ip J ¥ eS . ss ‘ ~ wou! cr , an | . gf 7. 2. . . a ' cr . Mj . - —— b ? st 0° tive new and the decline of the old jess sensitive man than Wi eon would have cata : oes of ei | a. , t ] d t hal Me On i Ame r it’ “ufn minde ? ? ’ 4 ‘ ; ‘ ii; ’ ‘ r4 ' 4a Fe rr ° a» te x der of Statesmanship. It is in line with tt heen irritated and. like the beliggerents, the = se las ™ ~ar cir tha out , es me? Woul LL » do that a ‘reat Dritain had check d President's IMaugural address and his \ President showed : Vf $s that were stand what had happened, Anyway. the - betore sre cou'd accomplish | purpose, a! mitt Gil ~e i ee ; [ - aaa i 4 i + . bile er, at 4 “4 , i. e 2 c er in? 4 ee ‘ om ord Would Show ar ¢ }5 prin : ‘7 ‘ rediete t' pee} rasped. From th riod Gates | Suspicion re | Heighnoors now ne tions of thc ' 1 Nav c . | : te As Hows: had foreser; | : reg! pois | ref hie d motive _ t hy wal > Wae no SES, Sea coh] | Ati Ges} ' : ‘ cee ‘ : Wueceed Ey ; to ‘ 2 Har if : 4, iv the Rrivi oath --- ~—- —— : et ee oe fontinued on Neat Pa Canc wey © of Wilson: announcement Was iost entirely dissipated

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—~— nsttndesttnnsteediamatiadie ame an eo eR - SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 7. 1926 rad ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SEMENT | | sermons This Week. veel pinning Monday bis Wao es e yt = —— : = == Lericn Blnning la isi the Christie ee ee a aa 7 = = -- a R the Re v QO. A. ee if Oak LO pric of for the week “aie ve eae acta er A, " 2 lage lg T H E ] N T | M A | E iS Cerialn é . om (ruUucn in aT ¢ : ‘ park. 4... M ‘go ws itp = a te “i fie sy — of the ‘I nh. . Crowned Savior.” Tre Rey. KB. 1, ene P A P E R S semacimnacenee " : ' as - Seen id sss of 1} ‘ at the Bur Seto te ae eee ae eet pape Mission of the raed Wilson of the Church of Our Savior rina seca c aga | | fp A $10 BILL ine American Theater for the! EMissioned Service of will act as chug | OF COL. HOUSE. tis eis. tor instance, the tates : ssid a. COUT Wi bWOTTS | l whole wer at OTF me and know @ about my su -essful “| give Blac k-Draugbt to my ehil- , | = 3 Children ledge iv us While her art manner treatment. Over Thirty-Five Theusand Men. ¥ omen and Children outside of Fort dren whenever they get upset. | Ag A 5 are constantly sinking mcre GRAY HAIR satee . \ oe sty heventole thid bal ‘ Send me your aan 6) address on the coupon } o and t ti tri t wan to have a simple home remedy to y and the Mediterranean. ou an : ake a Better Gray Hair DOC TORS HILES, ts to send one FREE. 1 age “aoe vec is] oa mn coir aann aul will —!_ : give the children in case of stomach ee The Lritish public is) di Remedy Than You Can Buy. cee, Sad sinee: a an seinithintnleintapmenie cuT AND MAIL TODAY : ; 1€ \ ‘ - . “’tiires te lets : oe Ee A ree, eee ee A A A A TN TS spells. j find Rlack-Dra j \ ae ar onat rue our longer ile nee “is aes | ia Val it i? ; valnable for this. = © 7 | “0 sas ieccae Mem aie oe th wrote Grav, streaked or faded h: of need J. C. HUTZELL, Druggist, No. 5169 West Main St., Fort Wayne, Ind. : sie , iy, R. E. R. VAN BOOVEN Dentist embder l J spirit : Ba thuec pry t roe Nair TWice a week BENE = ’ member, old and young. J A-26 Spring-Rice invited me to luncheon jg yn eine ee a , = ss eS 614 OLIVE STREET : cordial and. », ve sete ve eR ; . 1, : ea g' A Serviceable Set of Teeth Lost red person Ly today. Lle “Was Ya! ‘ opay-] | ‘ f . -¢ - : “ es Wi \ from the cl) ¢ mart } } ‘ — : ; . a ee or “ Pp { cot OOK twentv vears vounger it ; UPPER and LOWER . m p + 1) «4 97 me | Aus » : ‘ ~~ ws J ment, as he {+ At tnat a i Vou uu ce ty eASY 6. use. does hot eolor the a | ei ‘ PLATE. incinding $35 00 4 7 toy InUuCcLD gossip Ih the papers if is not sticky or greasy and does i oe extraction, ONEY s | lled He askéd ro questions , pom Bivens Su UlCs lor ideas on investing see , Les, Be sure to come tn and see these Plates ne called, e at . , ~ Fab OL, “oe je Pune , E.xtraction—Crowns and Brid Work — usiness Chance W : . ’ ridge 0 j - but I rather encouraged I bs ant colunans, — ’ ~ SL ~ e | ? ° e at. first LIVER MEDICINE him ty talk and he, Barc lay and I ns Sl ra , had a pleasant but, in some race guarded conversation [ told him there was nv reason a rname and address sol can send vou a free trial itwou just to try this treatment—that's all—just J. CC, HUTZELL nent. DRUGGIST ft ef LY Gait val bey 1'¢ ture at home that il dade sence fe Name | GAD E oat ee ee eet eet nae ak et could not frankly discuss and | why we these matters in confidence / T4 ° ® « 99 thought frankness always paid. My own feeling is that they are sore ind upset and do not KNOW exact- ‘ | - * » ly what to take hold of. °% is thai -¥ coe ae ae | Trade in your old furniture for | new. We will : When your child is constipated, bilious, has | acts. Children love its delicious taste. ‘should tell give you a liber- : Colic, feverish-breath, coated-tongue, or diar- Ask your druggist for genuine “California formally that there was no My personal feeling Page to tell Grey al allowance for thea, a teaspoontul ot genuine “California Fiz | Fig Syrup” which has full directions for babies U°ce that the ee ee : : " sweetens the s ms ae r “hi - Rate : ‘ any information, an evers your old furni- Syrup” Ssweetens the stomach and promptly | and children of all ages plainly ai she gubrierine cleans the bowels of poisons, gases, bile, sour- | bottle. Mother! Yo st say “Cali ee it off Nantuck ture on an new ; : ; ; U mus Say California to do was to Walt OT! Nant y ing food and waste. Never cramps or over- | or you may get an imitation tig syrup. /Lightship and she was bound | furniture youll - inet plenty of shipe;.that we we may buy. Come Ls ' taking every precaution ‘to prev: : : our coast from being made a bas: in and pick out eu , | id | / steps. if any. we shoul take 1” the new furniture | YOU GET WHAT YOU ASK FOR AT JOHNSON’S” a's, a ee . you want. $1.50 1 $i 00 iceparture of all warships, whetn- | 8 ler submarine or surface; that Great =~ (€ \ Vi and we were considering Sangrina jer sut ce; Dritain had been maintaining, . 7 ‘ Nujol still was maintaining, a patrol . . Reducing NE Ms Tyne Part Living-Room Suite Tablets our coast; that we wer “ ing to discuss the miatte: ag but, of course, jt VE 98c |, FH +~> STCHARLES *| 63C Bo Store No. 2, De Baliviere and McPherson Cabany 4219 me our decision by the presen: future interests of this eount f $ 00 Palmoliy ae - OUR DOW 7 : OUST | ARE | Attention! 235 Peeowe Se cass |e San Fans Dozen, i7¢ the Presid ‘tt had expressed oe VIERE AND McPHERSON STORE 3 for 25¢ ip a ce geal NOT MADE BY A TRUST . , ; on ae tM ‘ : Patent Medicines : Patent Medicines POMPEIAN Sadeing ships off our coast to th fj] Suite at a wel . yrup § epsin, fic, SSe [gino Atophan Tahlets« 81.19 Pompe } » Ci} nibass ! $1.50 Cadomene Tablets S10 Pavers Aspirin Tablets r pram vere Mewder ie man Ambassador be three-piece $1.26 Ralmwort Tablets. . 2 . es We ompeian Rouge A°¢ Yours fait is ne , rt Se. 2Se. Se Pompei Li ie eauara : ic 8 = 4) e. peran Lip Stick juard veiour ise Sulpherh Tahbiets« ; $1.00 Marmola Reducing £1.00 Pompeian Massage (rean a ? 1 he . . -?e -.» . . At nighttime ene (ough = nd pages ; . ret iH Pompeian Dayoor Nicht Cream 14¢ MI et nee sige and it takes « ~ i o~-., head enrhu Rheumatism i cneememmemed : ; Se ee ; . wn a Medicine a“ ipo. . ( apsulecs 1.49 Ed Incident ve) P Wey TT th. CONTENTS 1LB. liealls | Calite o ee ele, doc. ve PT ingram’s Shaving (ream na Wallace Hopper is to t —s yrup of Figs 60° Crimson Hlent for aches HO0¢ Youth Cream, cold or Vanishing . 47 ) ~~ ‘ One 21 $127.50. ° : . : ev . ee an, cle, Adee, ‘ and porin aie Hair Youth . . . -™mu sion nd - . *¢ . : fe : £1.25 Arbolone Reducin oe Racial ays for This Suite Miller's Herb Juice. dee a cing oS cult Gas Youth am aol ¥ 1. Me Face | : Hc. 3) for $2.50 | Nature Remedy Tablets, Me Face Powder Cuticura or Woodbury’s Iv. BNe ee PAS Soap Zic. S&S for ec , - a ma « ns . . Ovaltine toc, ac. B1.3%,. oat’ Ort. and ! it the subs eres Mentha Pepsin, Wel on bo. wie ointeone ; PIVER’S mie ane *o put the substance o~ *: . ° . . ¥ ; . , . a e:" ) } left ? yy} , . 4? e Listerine otc, 4se, Toe American Oil, 49ce, 3 for St.2% $1.00 PFetiche Pace Powder a | 4 * g . ’ > ic , j > eeeecs. ecm w= | HOe Rubbing Alcohol . ode gett “te nigga Toilette Powder. 4 , (ee akeeeetamnl Phe. Ave Oe Imported Italinn Olive Oil. ‘ OPC sri. In § Trefle pes sy m@ the British. This he did- an: ; ocaes pint, “Se. quart, Use pie 1.53 F ‘ ‘ € \ s } #1 — Coed Liver “Oe SOe Herko Liver Tonic, rc or Le Irefle Taleum (glass —— ; ao Ste. % for 81.00 ie Walters Lezema Remedy, 69¢ 81.00 Sapo Elixir ssc laietain - 6 Korn Pop Corn Hemedy oe Rts - chgggen ot : aaa 500 es " Re Niade af AI fIGSOTI¢ apolog, Si eta si, IS) misunderstanding Phinnest Compact ie 3 Pace Powder 81.50 Agcarol ( ompound Auto “trop wOC, 4 egy AO ag ype $1.60 Squibb’s Mineral il lver-Keady rs fie eee me Pull Line Tre Jus Kefills OI0¢ ta BSe 81.00 Squibb’s Cod Liver Oil, Te es otal die: ‘he; 3 for - very shell] that Si Geely and Me Pluto Water t4e urnan oe see ys oe OS a a alae a 60¢ Formamint Throat Gem Razor Blades, 29c MARINELLO | | xplode is called‘ ison BEST BY TEST oie ae au Gageprecates thi feeling and ; § Lette . . ‘ ie ted Shoe Polish Miscellaneous Toiletries | j7{\"c".Cre 60, $1.00, $2.00 iin aaa. cora € aniw) he : . ie Ge sy considers if 7 ’ Baume Analgesique 29e | ete Mavis Taleum Cream | abana «itn ag pe * ny hb i ee) Keenamint Chewing (suse 206 poteonge hooth Paste ae | | ; 7 -? 3 fe ett St ic | Laaative ite, 3 for 49¢ 50¢ sous’ al 2 ‘owmder or ‘mate, : ‘ me pe es | : pre siaa 20 Bp iis0 \uusel Suppociterice, #119 | 50 Tpana Tooth Pas ae, due] GOLDEN PEACOCK PB vice i deat with. but the preci! You are sure of getting d of baki d 7 ALA » ‘ oo “astle re | ene ream : ) pee ~ PB be Groves Larntive Hrome | Se Pepsodent Tooth Paste S| Cold or Vanishing « Gite MME dent iust be guided. He bas al. | or getting a pound of baking powder when oe ie nepal ate | Palmolive or Williains’ Talcum, Tonie Face Powder" SMT Ways been more interested in de you want it— because a pound can of Calumet contains full 16 of Quinine zte = fee 2hel Gelden Peareck agp at i] facaoec Soap IRe Js rh) - or le : ; a ‘ ; ; é m foreign at Some baking powders come in 12 oz. instead of 16 oz. cans. l-lh. Theatrical Cleansing Cream, ae ls " | oie “ef dream shor tally ee i . Harriet Hubbard Ayers | cae = I weyobae ( ream. $0e, Toe. S1.50, $2.0 * a a5 ? ag ne ffend a : : OWD Creme Oil Soap | vice Vining emi ty S288 MM the Un is likely to | You are sure of the quality of Calumet — because every For the treatment of all kinds of stoi- : Pace Cream roe, KPO S406 ’ Us Inte 1 le 1 eh The Cream of Olive Otl Soups Skin and Tissue Build 51.00, $6.50 ity | hen cf owe a : p : 1 Builder. aré to have war. let it be wit ingredient is tested for purity and strength. ach. howell. blood, kidney and liver (,e) troubles, 5 BA RS 2 & Cc lenion (ream mr. SLO Soo, seco ‘" . , Lemon totion “he ee engi idl oe ia sg is she hy ”) > | Henna Shiai Ow a : : , Ve 3 in! CONSIGderation v ‘ * : | Se and the situation de i You are sure of results — because it never fails to produce ae ‘hands, for oi Our Glasses woes} Ben Hur Perfume Ff acl REARS CAN NRE OD te eT creado “saan pes that we hold with pure, sweet and wholesome foods. Are Right $1 Size. _ pan ck oe CAN poss}- riginal Beau- tide Shak a “a sees : ' ut Packaae 49c ; fess that the Alifes are Be sure to use Calumet—and never again will there be any doubt as to bake day success. of - 60c ESPECO Cop j;} lermany, howeve: ae , _ Two Registered LIVER TABLETS he counted ipo eke > ord had ; a : ; ¢ mt ; Sark 1S Optometrists A Wonderful c 1 political psychology at the eriti, Every ingredient used officially approved by United States [gl aways take one of each ] ee 39 ical moment. and was already pre Food Authorities. e 95 , | Monday Only 3 for $1.00 Anglo-Americay © api coup OUR GI fitted complete f . : asses fitted complete for “de _ the latest Se DS, NEURALGIA reading ] gh SCHCENFELD’S ae mernaie fa: ae +4 Kidney & Liver House. Tea; a Perfect 7 C. ye New York. Ju is Dear Col. Tous. } ~ ¢ | , alilyioos On, endy . om Suit c) 4 , ik “tiite cone@ists of oblong f. ' ) an armchair Mia oy he ad eatra’? sae ‘gaye Ren, gf iy distance. . Kryptok 94 Cleanser ..... Glasses. . 3 for 50c Frame and Lxamilnation includ- Li t s service, is erine ed. 20 years Optical ts i. thoi, soba e: Monthly re a fione Icvery pair of Glasses Quaran- howeve! t reelf byt frovernment iced. aia il \e ' ; papers. mir Pre and hia > >?) a4 box of S$ t ) One a.0e" oh Part ae ) Williams’ ‘Taleum ~~ ' lacked for having given 1; FR FE e Powder with a bot- VST tis hoa wor et th: RSE of Aqua Velva ye wag | ! aan : janie, tee sted . Luc 5 OU KNOW +} tle sf Shaving Lotion or a Deluxe sire fa j gy wee Williams’ Shaving 49c in Berlin so. wel} that [ need { rem Daily Wise aot bisterine booth ; j i'l ; it « \ I Neth | viv mention 17 ee Pa-~te insures clean. sparkling ‘ l@ Tid y] bak 4 iile ‘ SOE })) ) veal ’ ’ . . . , a p 35c Williams » daneer of Hiei oa Skin urge Shaving teeth and a thoroughly antisep- ‘ anger of the Chancellor in tic condition of the mouth. Lia- porced to retire on account of the : ey Pe email : ifforobes i | Ch : | Cream a a4 ah - tn: i Oro i. Removes blackheads, fine lines bility to mouth infection is re- attacks Phat would, of course 7 pee 8M tan — reduces freckles — 29c ) duced to a minimum. A new mean the resumption of the U-boa: bo Fes: ” ae Clears & muddy shin in few | oars | tooth preparation of great scien- War and the renewal of- all our RAH fate od q minutes, ( : ific Jue endorsed by the de troubles Se ora ¥ S. ountless women are é tilic va ‘ ( ‘ me den- T . P aa SSD Nand Re : . . : “ene . AYP AN-e ~ 1, r TS ee ae : 4 : Obtain a iar of hones tal profession, “i € Vie argumen I is vee ite, i, ; 4 d 25c eke a3 j eing brough? tn hea ag iy 4 the ; ” I fu Selden oak or wal- Ome OY RE. the skin cathartic. ¢ te < ig athartic, and ’ . Fiesgn - ! 25c nyu ‘| are epucious Be yo Williams & Ce (‘han ‘Or that he gar in ¢ he = VU Will have beauty today Toe as! ype saleten teh is that he gave o the | tes sabe United States Government altho the ci parrmeni : . lara atl “id drawers Reloads The A @hieme Co Size. Pox cellent tructed and 4 “wae ate he knew that this Goy nent Was = - ¢ Jc 21c 3 for SSc ve pew ond oar cosine GALES 2% TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTHER B on PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED ACCURATELY AND PROMPTLY—POPULAR PRICES—30 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE RIMMING wivting!s nermittea violations" iy gam afionaus BA! \ 4 A f; sure on Germany ontv. ae aaa seein al

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| ee ‘ & ® a 1 0 Cag de> a ——. PPO RRS RRS MT De APO QA: * oe ae eee ph. samedi sie * el et Mash Ae eh es ee ee ee a a. ve eee isa . os : . es . : Ae ig 2. RS te ON RR: A go ee eB ohthapiee lh Moe” hie nde Sa Taig o. Be oe A — i testes oe on, 7 P ail ” . aaa —_— peli nsin et ; 4 . sitar es : owe 7 * oR ME hey A ta ta BE er * * — % an > a a? ae. naga e- ty mati ate re 2 Dak! SA ening os ei Pam Sk Ok ies a es * Cee es * ae a” i pik « As Gabinete EF ac Bea. magi eae Fig et i eee. beg % - Rey. moe © aS Pie ‘ e 5 en oe ¥% ys) or) ao eda er os ae a eT SONI gC I BT on UR aS Age PO ae i es TALS t ORT at: RP eee kets We > ate Ne nae bot lng ad winsehe, : fe hn Baie ao 00 reser ~ OE ISL gr hire re RE Re obey tio p? Sys P PRB: ¢ ei * i a : sR 9 OW LI ERE ORE ie WAP Fe ed An _ . . “ - . “s — » 2° —— re ~ + al nad v2 - : a ok i bs Pr : : all . po ae ? CS Pie ir cw Gl te ws, “er v & arte ter 04% PD im A ea Mee Ly el ei > Cn ys ee ree oa . ‘ = oe , _— sine ee oe i IM. ci ae a ss — a > Sane ee Re, : al = ™ sl aa ba ’ eee. = re 4 — ' ty Ne win - - _— pe | AR | eeeemenortren Any [hre of These 1ve Rooms each room has been crowded the utmost in value... of special interest to newly- weds and prospective newlyweds. Eich Mon ! ) a: ighteen Months to Pay! Fighteen Months to Pay!}.:" 3 4 hey as How beautiful are the room outfits on display on the spacious May-Stern tloors! How it delights spectators to watcha comely bride-elect wander through the lovee >u poltel 7 of the Stae under th¢e@ What graceful lines! What lovely designs! What magnificent tinishes! Into ly rooms, her countenance reflecting the pride and joy of anticipated possessieall = of L cra Nelson Kirkwood were a § 3-Pc. Living-Room Suite 9-Pc. Dining-Room Suite - 4-Pc, Bedroom Suite 5-Pc. Bed-Davenport Suite Her eyes are alight with happiness as she pictures in her mind's eye, the “Home@™ her Dreams.” Here is the biggest furniture achievement in years. 9-Pc. Kitchen Set The last word in modern Kitchen arrangg | oe This set includes a cabinet gas range Directed Paper's Policy with white enameled splashers, a kite cabinet with white porcelain table top@ white porcelain top kitchen table, 4 : to match and a 9x12 Gold Seal Congole j ‘ Fy ae General Ney oe - —_ — ~ T Death of Only Daughter, Founder of Nationall Notable Family and Success Won Here Ir By a special HE passing last week of Mrs; Lat of Kansas City, the end of a @ya@s re persOnaillPs of a creal editor, which spanned less than half a cents William R. Nelson came out of Star. In 35 vears he bulit a bewspape and accumulated a large fortune, dauchier Six vears later his wile &@ tive of the Nelson name and sole (rugs Nelson name passes into tradition and P which William R. Nelson accumulated $10,000,000 estate is to be used to 45 years, Kansas City and the world knew R. Nelson as an editor and publisher @ licist, a strong, stern man who was @ to creat enterprises, and his daugnt worthy suceessor in the carrving forw » his purposes, but Mrs. Kirkwood’s death ing 10 publication of some of the letter the father to the daughter, has reveal more svmpathetically than they have tofore been regarded ters seribbled with lead pencil om =e of paper by a very busy man in the ia of mighty tasks reveal the great @ an which the editor had for his daughter Ronly child — While the father lived the daughter much time abroal in travel. These “ings. however, ended with her marriag In 1905 a young man from Baltim win Kirkwood, had come to Kansas (€ go into the real estate business. Beinj 4g Mar;land, he was an enthusiastic he y 2&8 At the Missouri Hunt and Polo Club ¢ oz ernoon soon after his arrival he had editor's daughter. They were marrié 15. 1910, in New York City. Th death of Col. Nelson brought me ca’ chenges in the management of th g| ft newspapers which he had deve, ears ago-Laura Nelson Kit 3 turned from her father’s grave to the ed @ rooms of the papers, In her young gi she had developed a newspaper mind. athers fri€nds saw in her a mental Dp m The time had come W rve in earryving on the work ii Own 9 : ) — \ . name was flung from the mags those her father had championes acilitvy in adapting herself to new. caused her friends to marvel. There @ time for society at the outset. Later he war period, and Laura Nelson k Were established in the early hard wint the world conflict as her philanthropy, te -_ oe , Literally she trained her husband, wh : m. 20° named in Nelson's will, for the p ' editor. and later he assumed the active of his position. Always, however, it W ‘Kirkwood whe must be conaulted about od % — | A massive overstutfed three-piece Suite. A dining Suite with an air of hospitality. A wonderful four-piece Bedroom Outfit We have included in the selection of room consisting of davenette, armchair and rock- Nine pieces including buffet, oblong table. finished in walnut in the most approved outfits a beautiful 5-piece Bed Davenport er. A Suite combining beauty and qual- china cabinet. host chair and five side manner. It consists of a bow-foot bed. Suite, including ity and as inviting and comfortable as any chairs. It is very stately in its modern de- dresser, triple mirrored vanity and chest of chair, armchair, bridge lamp and end table. living room turniture can be. Loose spring sign being finished in a beautiful duo-tone drawers. A Suite of modern design, of ex- It 1s very cushions, attractively upholstered. walnut. Server added at slight extra cost. cellent quality, sturdily constructed. holstery. \ AO) _ TONS 6\OI _ 2450 Muelhauser Player-Piano |*siuumail; = $16() Brunswick Console ] Mn Excellent Piane $ Boudoir ; ; an «ry Spe 29 5 Lamp Nevr Bele Otter a Limited Number at May-Stern Pern A Regular Just imagine—a tull 88-note Player-Piano con- i) «ae, $2.00 Value taining all the latest mechanical developments... for this price! And it is the well-known Muel- hauser make... fully guaranteed. Come in and hear this Piano... examine it carefully .. . com- pare it with other Pianos offered at higher prices. te A handsome Lamp of white metal in attrac- with shade. cord and plug. $10 Monthly! No Interest! No Delivery Charges! No Extras! , and mattress Special! Pate Fat tain ns ' Tg a ne BAL PO BaD 4 ED ee PE ee EN Toy EPS aaa te : the Me ed ‘ cs or . tes a 2 oie eat EE . se ee fiaxe Fe Bal 4 Rees Seo ape, eee Se ee a Foe tae © ate 2 eR bed i, ASP Ese PRG,! a »* i is PR ee op hes SP ee ae “90 A genuine Brunswick Console Phonograph for >] be. the pricé of an ordinary talking machine. This 4 inches wide, inches deep and 1s finished in Adam brown and American walnut. first time this model has ever been offered at tive design. Complete less than $160. A genuine bargain. beautiful instrument is 35 = 4 inches high and 21’ 4 $ i Week , Pays for This $1.50 Weekly Pays for It! Day-Bed Outfit = ewescive ats y Ce any room, with cover 3 i. Ss. E. CORNER TWELFTH AND OLIVE STREETS Cedar Chest +) 98 5 Ad WE0 A ah 002d WTR OAV OTR WO VSS MeO Handsomely finished in walnut and “& *w policy or each new step in furthe old ones. The night before her deatl lel: graphed her instruetions to the s War lier last commission to those whe years had carried out her orders. ‘ Mrs. Kirkwood“was not a writer. She Blearned from her father to believe that ould be hired. She did interest herself, p ever, in each detail of the newspape pthey needed no “idea men” so long fingers were on the pulse of the institt She was more dynamic than delibera Rucs--d ahead with Rooseveltian ace e Her active work showed a newspaper eit which the traits of her father we flected | 4 , rt i Mrs. Kirkwood was an exceedingly personality. A short, slight woman, she ith a mobile face surmounted by a of biack hair. She had a keen sem humor Hier conversation was full of 4 Wit ller extensive travels and her : With interesting people all over the worl ‘ven .a fund of information that Waa By ervice. Her talk was sparkllf Bever ‘Ommon place She read exte® | both in Brunswick French and English. f’ She was, intellectually. a product Nelson environmen: Familiy life came BO Nelson and he seems to have valued eremely. in spite of his preoecupationg Important projects and heavy responsidl o He wes 49 vears old when he came t@ ,*28 City from Fort Wayne, Ind, whe had been firat a road and bridge con and later a newspaper editor. It waa e lowing ‘@ar-that he met and married ida Houston. daughter of a Champaigi P°¥8icilan, who was visiting here. Their ‘ oe vont: > ‘= mh, ng

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ATR ee — ma _ e | | (= News = qT. LO IG PO C|- i - PAT( H General News mgt pipe r Ce ak ee pA TB DRE V th Nise nite, tte go GE STI A a Peed —— Se ei a. eet . ——— ——— ——— NS Saison - eee eS FAR — ——SE—————————— —— OO |] PART SEVEN ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 7. 1926. PAGES 25—28. 1 . SHOE a ——— ce ne cre i RE RN Tn rR on —— =. ~ — lll" . — sa a a pomenes cee amas same re aan om hee ae eae Dd Pa ie F - ane OEE se ES | Sg EPR ar ee oe ae he SR eee sxinmenssiinisesisieimsassciualia disdain ) } . ' se : sn eee Ce ea a sebeblenseso 11 RENEE ESC v0 eat cian Sv na icissiccneniaaaiaal Le AE eR shasions snataeapeaeicila aneiaiiall \ :. ti a Two Poses of Mts. Laura Nelson Kirkwood. Laura stuek it out at the schoe) tala \ P a y term and after the summer vacation she re- Gt, ae LEE, "ee cccccecdecddecdd” WY, turned and it was shortly after that father : —— — Le, yn, pill : f Death of Only Daughter, Following That of the Widow of gyywniid . , LOGY wrote this advice . ; ‘n, “Ly / A. 4, 4 ra / his purposes, but Mrs. Kirkwood’s death, lead- Y Gy ) | | .. T ; T Y, Y % You will find there is no such pleasure yi ot | ro Eo - ~ ¢ Mea % -, 44 J ; ; ; ; ; Founder of Nationally Known Newspaper Blots: Chat a0 5. ’ “Y foul, G me in life as doing for others and no such 4 by n, . , . J bl F | d WW. ‘ 4 %, Z 4 Yt, “hin Y fun as vielding to others who are weak- | ‘ 2 ¥ ( ~ ¢ ¢ - . ae . Poe me oe 7 “o “44 “44, Notable Family an rites Finis to a Chapter of Striking = 7 3 lee, Gy? v er. You have s lot of good hard sem i ; Ulf de et. Tae ee, “TR Z Y AY a SE i ; Success Won Here in the Middle West ti:4,Y yj; awe * Tey / 7 “Z and are 2a eg ee ; we J ; erie ee : sue . “ y UY ZG unselfish disposition, ~You are particu- ina ee ‘ 4 BP Y | Y larlv favored in having good health, cley- - oo L Mp sin GY er talents, falr looks and more than a 3 ‘jal Corr _ G Y Y fair share of this world’s goods Besides . aA Specia orrespondent of the Post-Dispatch. 4 Y Y, me ZG ia Shall 0} li rid & BooaS. S$) 8, MAWSAS CITY. Mo. Mareb § Z; Oe Y Z G vou have good, clean, American blood in | i ee 3 ANSADS a , Mareh 6. WY G aes ae oe ae . HE passing ast week of Airs. Laula Nelson Kirk wo Was the passing of the Ni; Iso? " Y; Poa 1 Z Y Vour, velns and no reiations ot! ancestors : , Tre ae ie - > ee a “ee : - * i. i , . WA : ; — - of Kansas ©} ihe end of a cycle of Singular achievement and success, dominated bv Y: Y y | Y therefore, ja tise a aan ee alitv of a great edi "ili I = : ; 1Y Uy 3 erefore, i time Oo dow ) VI the persOnaiit) ¢ a great editor, William R. Nelson. It was a cvele of the niddie West Gi G Y 3 *) Z i: ; ra ; . kes a fe immed lace the alf a ce ‘~~ andaae ae , : y ; | oe ees every of voi e spiri which spanned j Liiati half a century andnow Z£oes Into history as the Nelson tradition G; iY Z AG kD 5 “ _£ nignt rf your 1} in pirit William R. Nelson came out of Indiana 45 vears aeo and founded the Kansas City Ge Y Y G Ce eee ee a ; . ‘ . j lL il¢ ... y | “Tee a ht ee Gee Willi; | a Ur “Yh yy Ae i, understand that 1 am apprehensive that i Kansas Ciiy and the worid new bial was born Feb. 14. 1882 lier father was de tty Y Uy Z $s Z F : ‘ «*, A : es ‘ ° *? [a ia j i S >~ “7 fi 4 ; : 4 q ail mee me ‘ Re a —— pT R. Nelson as an editor and publisher and pub- yoted to her id -in ber. vounses eames te Af 0 ff Y Y you will not grow into a good, unselfish Ce i ae } i} \ ] Le ars » har } : Y 5 : a P o~ licist, a strong, stern man who was dedicated jer with him as ‘onstantiv as his busv lif i ™ WA Y ; % woman but I am impatient for you to be- ‘ Me : ald c { iy & & > 2206 = S! lié , saa = . Y ‘ _* : eee ee ee rele So to creat enterprises, and his daughter as a would permit To give her the advantaes F AS “s > ee : 70 Y come such as Quien iy as possible. 7 oe Og ner the advantage o try, 3 . or ig Y thy successor in the carrving forward of .«; i “4 Ve gitoos Sa GY, ¥ % worthy successor In carry ini; orward Of study abroad while she was voung and vet yh jp? Vy, Mtyyysprsvittecterserecceth le 7 Yu, : “ys * "nur t } TT yas Li7a?r gel: ‘ iri : Ty -- V4, r 4 ‘ ’ Oo The death of Col. Nelaon brought no radi Your mother ha just packed a lot of , ———_ ¥ hes A Y Z44 4% : Emerson's school she went to Europe, tak- aa ‘ ‘ ‘3 Ji ; * ae A ‘ ‘ 4 eg : 3 ’ ,; ribbons to send vou. I told her was : x > + nm, nol YU, .-* aes , 7 fa) chenges in the management of the two - ie ai + At ps | eee i) %, 4 44Y There was something said at school which ing as her companion a teacher at Miss W ite 1 seid a ‘jf j rir ~ ] >t) = ‘ , . » a gia a ee SS i isons men ak - Y GU, G7 rave the girl distress and in her unhappi- Emerson's school. They were away more aia cr si ,i¢ ‘ en He nad deve loped. fin ry You } now th; f owl . | : ° ‘ it on Se =" / LL GF : . 2 writin OLLe 0 @taed from her father’s grave tothe editorial go. voy anvthine but 1d eS ee 3. ee | | if Gy her father ‘admonished ber of the folly of her that he was not & n enough 4 Eee ae it agliv¥ti inzZ ut gogo Wan Vou a = — a : 7. ne P ee we e: papers, In her young girlhood a eultivate 1 , . es al = —— : or - " “Wy he agence ht t 4 d in lett it LO uiliVvate tne tastes ans labdlts of a ; = = =. . _ , Bi 0 AK e 00 n ietter Writ- mrempee @ newspaper mind. Her f land ¥ gin a; 1 1 ~ —— —> Ctra ih! 7 There is nothing quite so offensive to I soug oon E | Bye: refined and well-bred woman. Money js, | Pos te, ; 4 } Hina ovic an abundance of let- s frifnds saw in her a mental proto ; ¢ % ay ) the ear as the truth when we are told of ing by providing an & ters of credit, for, I well remember, when ' type of him rhe time had come when it ces) : : } 7. | ‘ pie so recognize | that 1s. of course, tog —— lust serve in carrving on the work he .had TTT $3 e much money. aes Y REY In ; ; aed . ; our faults or weaknesses. Neither is . (de mo | ad ‘ : ' St Svensmene te + ve x ,ter : : QO; Cours: uigal 2 i] ana refined (j- } a ia i 4 dav issue, for in this he said: | have no time to write a letter, bare arned from her father to believe that writers mw Uld be hired. She did interest herself, how- I feel though that two women traveling oe “Ys J , % there anvthing so important to know as I was away at ee roe: my a = mT Yj a the *hic heir thickness, evi- a, — | | y yi Ue 1s i) Y to know ourselves. The play ef Scandal sane pina syne pesos peti 4 ne Tirst nrolonege i separation he ‘ - 1} 4, ‘ é ; Paere "aile a Vy ‘ontain¢ ne § s. y . y+: Anew name was fiung from the masthead, .,, fall of 18° vst } : : pias : y | | —— ' } Yj is brutal-®ut it is good discipllyy.. While pice e hef t} which plainly were , tne Tall oi 4S, when the daughter was 16 J ae | Y : ‘ ; faylt opene efore lose whic ie . re - . bt ine policies of the Star ler the Irec- NOT | an) % vou got it pretty hard and your iaults elect waridet through the love gba * peer ae ae vears old she was placed in Miss Emer Y} - yh Sk \ sone Xj | | nas Z ° * d we will all have to of a sentimental natures I do not write : ‘ oe aras meet uon of Laura Nelson Kirkwood were a pursu- — - y {J ASW —— man) Y were magnified yet we 3 7. Oy of anticipated possession : ' I : : od we | a P ] a * son's School in.Boston. The parents staved y oY ~ J SWAY a \ .) = cerning which he wrote WY a\ Vy i when at the office that lave no me fe Were established in the early hard winters of Way | WAL f may epee Sat 1° you Bere 8 vi to write a single page without Interrup- : ' ld ; , Wy ~ \W\ “ , Y , , . , em : ks y-Pe. Kitchen Set the world conflict as her philanthropy. YUL YVY 4 ik Z tue itis frankness. You have the tion. (3) I know your mother Is writing 2 : 3 Wl hd iy Y Ls. = Y courage to tell the truth and there never M anaal ‘aaa sav co ne : word in modern Kitchen arrangeg /——— : | nee Yl atlas: Z Yy 3 Uh ae Z has been any inducement for you to do to you pre ong y ith : , ei ont ee . > : | ° ° ge ae AANA \ anon ees 38 ’ e Ww out interes - % lis set includes a cabinet gas range Directed Paper's Policy , peng. . CS: BN SRC Si LR I Se RMR As OT os ao ROO OR ERE. N The unnecessary use of money is always , Mngers were on the pulse of the institution \ mae Was nore dynamic than deliberate, but consider cost or expense, I have been anxious that you shall on this trip be very prudent in this regard . » « B hope vou will leave nothing undone en BUessed ahead with Rooseveltian accuracy | Yj SN vulgar and, knowing you had never hed : : any experience which compelled you te +a twseeore TMPWM MMS 1) 7 Her active work showed a newspaper mind MM Which the Mected. traits of her father were re- - oe - . ’ oe Om - . ey, > we sens . Mee ed ‘ ; . aes ’ he vs ‘ 5 ot. 2 A . ae 4. + og ae . a go> ‘ . a. oe wv, v a aie B ol s - a : A ‘ : . “ * , ee . MA 6s man ne vy % ° “ SS ee , waned Py: . ar: p ee a. 4 ee ™ V4 “iffufy More , a rR thre ae ” Siokinp . * 4 oD . me A ~~ ° z we, “s Se J Ste. Pein. ie POR J, . ee “ te Oa Psp aA . wh oy ae ee. ee 4 te as or” z. é: ae es af . ” Oe ) 2a. aA satel tanne O Oya by to RIS net Pi ae POE 3 Pease Br Ste tren Me, Y he to ewe, ig SER SOE gt Pc me if} its us¢€. ° e , VW niie@ the charges ’ ’ 7 , : ‘ awe 4 ne :¢ she = ope i a ‘ Ds. Sn Se OO” COLE a MOT Ee Re i Be *%, Pa oe hile 4 P » 7 ry t , She Was. intelle, tually a product of the mother has not enjo) ed it one bit Sn MaQg YE . rat SS Se notes Siete, oh Mg ro a Mewganaes Sis i eats for cable Erauis are O16 l they are worth Y P ‘oT - 8 ‘ Me ON oe ae a. SS. ae, * ee : ng eS lope : % ne . wre Ete * on : Sea » Der ae. « .* “» 2 leon environmen; Familv life came late may not make as much fuss ove! vou S Be See Ba SF ae Ee Se iS SSSR ER oo PO via ec CA Scat a to us all they cost. 95 © Nelson and he seems to have valued it su when with vou as! do but she needs you WQVAAAAAANDDDALLHLLAMMMMw»E ee eeeeee Once there was a lapse of a week between . remely, iy . ¢ a4 ‘ty worse t o. But we will see sare 7 letters and Nelson wrote reminding thet f 7) ti spite of his preoccupation with much worse than I de 2 , Oak Hill The \ elson Home at Aansas City yes ; Bortant projects and heavy responsibilities vou one week from tonight and that Is ' , | You have way over here tn Amertes 2 ; : . : : ° ; ; ; . ‘ ‘ . ‘ ¢ . } ' Was 40 vears old when he came to Kan nice to look forward to. he § l render of dignity. I do not call your at- ly sufficient to write a check-—which a father, a poor —_— to be sure, But Bas (4; 1° << 1 jels ‘eturned home a young woman than tbat she Is popular single — _ ante tote one who loves you a& he has never love h ty from Fort W ayvne Ind., where he After Mr. and Mrs. Neison returne ; * as lg , 7 in home including the tention to this with any view of correc! probesly Wik De Mipts Baeepreoe thane : hej os ; ad deen firs x oad and bridge contractor Nelson wrote to his dauguiter, expressing ns w“ 2 tne household ai i.0in ‘ . at anners toward servants for yor }é tte r It ia now } “0 a TY? and | muet any other human Fing . . . ¥ later a newspaper edit It was the fol- appreciation of the inquiries that were made servants. To have the affection and re- ee ied nstruction in this go home. Expected to write you a long A month later the father expressed Bcwspaper e or. i a5 € i101 ' , : , - je the hest have never needed any insti ‘wee eee tm ; ss ’ , se . a ' year that : ; 4 ™ the servants, concerning spect of ones own servants 18 tie Des! : nn : “e ide: Gehme bis joy over ‘‘an armful of letters whic) r PU NN co 2) eee and married Mise by ttends, ent by hoe y sn f good breeding, and their | regard. but simply that you may know I letter but had visitors (i) just this mo 2 ; ; ay ence 0 £00 i oe | # } : t | #- , : ‘ e ‘ ; ni aie : # bb Hoyston. daughter of a Champaign, Il., her: ; : cade be had if there is any eur- have observed that you are all Meh’. en 4 Ce Miclan, who was Visiting here. Their chil No greater compliment could be paid spect cannot be na ; .

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Bail eis wid CRA SU i ee Stay eee Hs ET BB BEE LO PORATE 56 aE ~ Pet nae ma ao a seeethte- Fy en 2 rare “ . . Pee ae % ar dest i. “por ager SaaS et: - ¥~ FRAP - a oe ER aay: Taig lll a en —— Ortega age ee é tte) i LP Pee pea? ean i tite bo * % deny nian ee Pe. _— — io —— =_— ’ . ee ee: ee eee x staan, aie we Eien ps Ee se i mainte tte Cates ee ae , a =P ce BE AT IOI ES MALO >. Peres sapien Se hs SSAh yee at sind eT ciatlling oat PT GDI ME s . — os my — . te ~, BSanes omer ge: ge ee a, TS ee ee) Oe es + - _ rs : = A hrs i te Se “er “ - Pw ae se a er” Se te AR 5 mca SEO INS > a er St - = « AN cures See et “~s. -. ag SOE ms on rae, - AAA Ne AT TOTES A AN RN OE Pl AR ee ’ , ei > . ~ P oe Ant “ — a wee “" bax “ ch an -_ Ptarmigan gs 5 YS gin m J ee» i i i ee novia er & ~. wm Te Ne ee ad ne OR. W: B. CALDWELL AT THE AGE OF 63 OE A NE BL Countless girls and women mews ant that know how foolish and needless it 18 | to ‘‘purge’’? and ‘‘physic’’ them- or sour, gussy stomach. Thev have found that Dr. Cald rel) ‘gS run Pepsin | elps to establish natural bowel! ‘‘reguiarity’’ even for those heretofore chronically constr pated. Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup I pain | not only causes a gentle, easv bowel movement, but, hest of all, it never gripes, sickens or upsets the most delicate girl or woman. Besides, it | is absolutely harmless and so pleas- __ ST-LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ADVERTISEMENT _ im -Nota“Phys ; sick child {yi a Buy a large 60-cent butte at any selves to avoid sick headache, dizzi-!| store that sells medicine and just see || ness, biliousness, sallow skin, colds, | rhe vou rself, Dr. Caldwell's SYRUP . PEPSIN beneficial to the mach not del iehted. as: Grand- CA1IVE fee The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evenibe newspaper giving Associated Press news service. SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1926. A ———— aa - acm oe ma =o I New Shampoo That Keeps Light Hair Golden Always No more faded or darkened blonde hair! | the wonderful new shampoo for | light hair only,not only keeps blonde hair from darkening, but quickly restores the natural leaming radiancetolight hairthathas already aded or darkened. Even after the very first ' shampoo, you will be amazed at thecharming new beauty of your hair. Blondex keeps light Not a dye. ' Nothing better for | Your money instantly refund. | Get Blondex at | Wolff-Wilson Drug Stores, Drug Stores, The Blonde Hair Shampoo a 'FINIS IS WRITTEN ee Highly Read today’s Want Coluanins for business openings. —— ee ROOMS ° COMPLETE (Including Floorcoverings ) spring and mrattress, Grained Oak Finish Bungalow RANGE This Range ia nll enameled tin the new grained oak finish anid is Am guaranteed cooker and baker. Very attractively priced for this week. Get Acquainted With the American. WMMMAMTE ~ Mg ever offered in a Three-Room Outfit. . See this outfit on display in our store and convince yourself that this is the greatest value This outfit comprises a kitchen and two rooms. Each room comes complete with floorcoverings and our liberal credit terms make it easy to pay for. $30.00 Down and $2.50 Per Week Eight-Piece 3 BEDROOM SUITE Furnish sour bedroom complete for other cabinet woods and consists 139 Walnut and chalr, rocker, SPECIAL! MATTRESS tress with art tick and roll Our “Special Leader’ 3-Door Side-lcer REFRIGERATOR A Mattress that will not lump or pack. Refriger- always keep foods fresh and sweet. A real LV Ihhihhthlli, Your Credit Is Good Here FOR THE NELSONS OF KANSAS CIT Y twill speak on ‘“‘Pagan and ee | | >= Continued from Preceding Page. we enjoved greatly. even though you should be able to save one p in spelling pippin. This econ- omy in the use of letters and the wasteful use of them occasion- allv are not always commended by the best authorities in higher educational institutions.” Laura had been in Paris several weeks when her father wrote ex- pressing his gratification over a letter from her companion telling of*the work his daughter had |= done, H{[e wrote: This letter made me } feel so proud that I had several copies of it made and sent them to your Aunts Dosh, Eva and Tatura and hesides read it to friends T thought would like te hear it. I am rereatly nleased that you went to Paris. I fancy that the trayv- eling one gets the most good out or <-,} <P See the terrific reductions! . 6 diners * ” OO 4 ~~ ¢ CC EE SD Oe ” ‘a os ae OR, XY Oe. ee. ma ~ L ~ Exactly as pictured. large china closet. walnut, high-light finish, in BED. +B 5 ES FB. home. See this at once! $189 9-Piece Dining-Room Suite’ no f| CMa / . t NY ¢ j i! & AY rs ® fee Aa, . uk ah - mans open sees’ ® — om \ _— PA ) : I er aa Lti { - . tl, WK are a .\N 7 e : HI, \\ & | : O | i Consists’ of extension table, 66-inch buffet, host chair and five diners, in beautiful antique the exquisite Tudor period design. Chair seats beautifully upholstered in tapestry. Adds dignity to $10 Cash—Balance $6 Monthly Now! Trade in your old Furniture. Let it apply as part pay- ment on your pur- chases! Use your credit! 4 C " +’ The “Post- st-Dispat h prints here Y know, wii i anid pa! thought those (1 ‘rom the has world Court, reservations aeem to Us cr t hie CU ’ Col bad ‘ch a position 1s implicit in our} ae , ; ole relation to the court. It | have been well to make it! would explicl! better suggest! hy all the nations to outlaw war. Some hing of the pee! : reservation against the use of foree been adopted. But that reserva-7{ tion was an indirect wav O01 oO ized the have had them to reject our terms. Taken all n all. the discussion has, done good, Dut to means 4a THE END OF THE THRIPT (From Labor, Organ of Rail Un- farmers tures on thrift, or with bureaus to distribute canned advice, OF any other form of political pink pills for pale patients, sliould go West He will change his mind In @ hur- next lowing excerpt from a letter writ-~ ten to the Spokesman-Review of | Spokane. Wash., by May Ripley, | who lives in Colfax, of that State Consists of @Xe large. mas- $99 | et — Consists of A ee ne ne grenege —eng E - = pene = ema Sone oe ea Qa ne $27.50 Value Gibson Ice Box Pre-Summer sale of Gibson Tee Boxes; beautiful oak finish, 3-door side-icers, very solidly constructed, Lasts for years! Very specially priced, $ ] @:00 FURNITURE CO 1030-32 Franklin Av. Now)! Let us tell you about our liberal Trade-in Plan. Our appraiser will call, gladly. Phone Cen- tral 2356. Be a book, “Ig Liabetes Curable ame "ere © Ge @ *P@ ee ee eeeenee o@e89¢ 72-5 “'. Address or Kr F 2 ew eee eee eevsteoe Waeewe eee Sate Voice of Union Labor and Radical Press a pune fi »» extracts from editorials or oth- nieticles in organs of labor unions the communist and Socrahist | ifs, showing fhe tendency of | an pubhe questions aniong | hodies of citizens. Pa: ) WORLD COURT. ee tnion Labor Record, Organ of the North Carolina Federation of Labor. well, the L nited States Senate decided to let us joim the subject to certain which, on the whole, .c« pelpful. We wish that .ory least the United States ad declared explicitly that in join- : urt it Was in Ae way itted to the use of force, It would have been even had the Senate adopted the on advanced last summer sort would have .ffained had Senator Moses’ and clumsy 4 f bringing avout the outlawry ‘ war which might have antago- | other. nations and s@} he effect of causing ’ aif peace is a prize too great ' attained by so simple a .s joining the World Court. TRALL. ions.) Anvone who thinks Western will be satisfied with lee- with those same farmers, But if he cannot go West, the Pidi As best thing is to read the fol-y | Miss Ftipley brushes aside the reams of advice offered the worm with the common sense remark that. if those things would solve the agricultural problem, all Fast- ern farmers would be rich, and eontinues: The President's family furnishes the illustration I want. Adminis- tration papers never tire of laud- ing the New England thrift of the, Coolidges: All right, let's see. The family has lived on the same furm for three generations and practiced thrift. At the time Coolidge was called upon to take the oath of office. his father ad- ministered it to him by the Hght of a kerosene lamp later wé read of Col. Coolidge taking down a lantern to go milk, then going to the postoffice to use a tele- phone. One picture of the farm showed a picture of John Coolidge % a pail of water to the nN EERE ree — eee carryin bar} ;, . Three generations of thrift and the result —no lighting plant, no | Walter svstetn,. no telephone. ; \nd we Western farmegs @x- Pec'ing . assistance from-.a man reared in such an environment. One of your correspondents says) Coolidge ts no friend of the farmer, | but when one-stops to consider that (‘oolidge evidently thinks those conditions good enough for farmers. since he hasn't taken. $1000 or $1500 from his salary and made the old home a place to live instead of btxist, we can’t expect him to understand the aims of children of pioneers who risked their scalps to escape the dead level of such an existence. eA TS ee atti owe That seems to cover the ground. Thrift has its place—but thrift which lowered American standards | of living would cost infinitely more | than it is worth. Resides, extrav-| agance isn’t the cause of Ameri-' Cc’ S agricultural froubles, amd) thrift isn’t the cig. Bit no one with «a pass to the | White llouse seems to appreciate | ADVERTISEMER = Free For Diabetics The Wonderful Success of the Sanborn Home Treatment and | the Many Men and Women of Nationa] Prominence it has Restored to Health ‘ul ave the slightest ay: proms of | avetes or By ene « «disease. lose no time | *ading «one of the trroet retmariabie * of the@ day fe Diabetes (urable?” i@ mailed free to anyone who will | metely their name and eddress. Tt; ; Des the Sanborn home ffeatment armed | ".d'ee the «¢ ‘perien es of men and women MlOnal prominence who restered them 'o perfeet health after falling with ratments e : *“ book has 78 pages bound in board , * 4nd is a mine of autheatie Infor ‘a n for these who are interested in - *'Diect of diabetes or Brights disease. ©ut and mail. coupon today. ee ee ee - Fe RE tee Saw, . anvern Laboratories. 42 Y. M.C. A. Bide... Piease mail to me your free 78 page FP

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It penter ae ie ss ‘ip = i ‘Oday, ang ey ee a witl nave that Cold j t wii) he vont reiyv on any help | ; may ° ess etieetive, All a Rhine — =! ~~ Voice of Union Labor and | Radical Press | | see Lae: ; “The Post-Dispatch prints he: with ertracts from editorials or ot er articles in organs of lahor unions and fhe communist and Noriali parties. thought or TALIA Q vestiOn S 47110 those hodies of bine WORLD COURT. organ of the North Carolina ion! nn tly tn moom Outfits ny Three Rooms) For Only 3 $35 Cash— Balance Easy Monthly or Weekly Payments Ky o> ES / SH TTT mus HE , if ; PT»... = es See the terrific reductions! more rooms as you desire! Act Room erful S-guece Dining Suite in either Or le~~ thao S155 Consists of ex. ble. large. mas- yn. Oo diners chair: ay . «ence eee « ing Room $210 value Bed Davenport Suite; “! in gorgeous velour. Consists of * davenport that quickly opens into ed: club chair and wing chatr. brary table, mahogany finish, end yohrome bridge “autiful silk 1 ony $27.50 Value | Gibson Ice Box A et ce et te pete, v oF _ 2X Ke eee erence ncteemeneencnnenemennmeneme * v Pre-Stummer : Anyon: og Western Walnut-finish Cedar Chests on special sale—A BLUE BIRD DINNEN nk of it : farmers wil! be satisfied with lec- be Sb] is Included. Ad a tures on thrift, or with bureaus to , inc e's e distribute canned advice, or any other form of political] + . } ‘ Ty\ ~ Ss ? 4 * : } " b 1 r TY) yy r gs iv nt : . aven or ul e ge ae OSE ¢ halinip late? Pe z Py S + est 1h rye -Poom site. j read of ("n] Sf. ] a 2 t¢ ke . +X , ; ’ ‘ i Pee ae Owe | 4. 1ece Bed: OO ulte A beautiful living room during the day a bedroom at nigh! davenport a id! e Y 4 ,? ¢ vy? 1] ’ 7 ¥ ‘ty , My y | , ryyy . ’ " iNew 2 hp Macatee ci, opens into a full-size bed Chis Suite is upholstered in heavy velour. has Lf ; ef 4 ? , j oo MIiorcear, ae +" ay ce, 1 * +) ? yy | ea ? ab es ‘Ss large oe ae | crak 8 ‘ ' ; ’ ot PLOTILCE v S » t€ie- BS ps 5 Leia Ares With ripe parrol arse . ' loose cushions, indestructible spring construction and high-grade work puone One picture of farm POOTIIN nhifforobe and O n bed all made of selected cab WO i = manship throughou! Regular $200 value showed he eae of John Coolid n Wa finls!} Beauty of design, and high-class const} LO Carry f ery deta} eens s AT? S£99F VAIL KE fo $ ng a pail of water to the y detail. A REGULAR $225 VALUE for... 3 70 C ~Bal E Monthly P ‘og et 6.) E hly P as alance Lasy Monthly Payments eral ash—-Bualance Easy Monthly Payments 3 i ~ * le@ra .OnsS of , ¢ Q7 } Es t ae : ne res no lighting plant. no : Wailer svstein, no telephone ij ind we Western farmegs ex. " Decting aSsistance from rnan > han environmen: ( Jne of your correspondents savs sConlidcr is no friend of ¢he farmet iai ut = br when one B' ONS TO consider ot ’ ; : , “ fooidge evidently thinks those ‘ D ‘ hIONS Bood enough for ry . , farmers. Sires he } asn + tal, en ——— : 11a Bis an $1000 or $150) made the old Instead him to from his salarv and home a place to jive Of &xist, we can't expect pad understand the aims of “Uidren of pioneers who risked pair SCalps to escape the dead evel of such an existence ~ That Seems 406) Cover the gsrour d Thrift has its pluce but -thrift Which lowered Anierican standards of living would cost infinitely more th- 7 "” .* Lilg T? i is WwW Ory fi}. Reside 5. extra l= e ane a ‘ ° gat) ‘ IST) ise (allse of AmMer)- tas 0 wa he ; . a2r! }j tee ‘TOUDIES. atid Ry: no f,? \ ¢ + ‘3 ,,* > : . te White Ho } » i“ Seerps appre: late tha: fac’ ae... eee Free For Diabetics The Wonderful Success of the ern Home Treatment and ¢ Many Men and Women of Nationa] Prominence It has Restored to Health oO constructed lasts for years: Gis} ; : giitest ey ea of Vers qm " : I! aif . ADP Pg r } ight’. fen ae Wit tiers pecially priced, i readi fy lose n im « ee a trae st re mda . . ba LDiavetes . lrabie y s 00 nin cope ° denerihee : ‘ ' : . © and at dare a It th egedlita me treatment an of nation ~e ‘liioes of men and wv Slves « 4 Pprotnhence who restored ther Other hind edith after failing with — . tea hae ws gee the . > rr t gooey ‘Median I eee pe : Dockstader minstrels h Says the leg-t hrowing, knee-shak is an adaptation of the Negro Ks- 118-20 Market ee ; rror (€o. powerful ealve known and heal. sores Open Until ! wA y aos s Lorne.4t ove to adelts ; ii! ‘cio, \A ‘) s oi 4 or ¢ . . ° “* ‘ ‘ . ' " re ' , » nif ; 4 ~ wes . 4 , ey > ts en-jing dance of today was evolved sence,’ a barbaric ritual of Africa omeld 3944 from the bottom up. drawing out the 7 P.M, ate «=f otton, MWe; Reinfe . $'. p. poisons. .sy mail 65 centa. Book Free. sandays Tyroler Mig Co 176 Ww 87th Si. y J. P. ALLEN MEDICINE CO., Dept. A-®. = .4 5 v , “9 ‘ ' h- St. Pani. Minn. 2:30 P. BM. We Have Been in Business at This Location for 34 Years ) > OF CEDAR CHESTS. a aT Bros. St PURINE, RR iE. epee Tm Petey NRT niprig or MN aot, ’ Das 4 Mg eT Ce cr ees Ee | et a ee See Y,) lee eer = He rey Ab EIS ued er ¥ RT Aas el ee AOR Se , w, acs om ¥: ert ser eetaccha E\N Think of it! This wonderful Cedar Chest ts 42 inches long, extra deep and wide. The materials, workmanship. ~~ wou RRSP 62 RTT Nee AB An na a a a daliilaa 2 Rae Meas Nawdargrbames cues eee a and Goldman Bros. IT TO GOLDMAN BROS. Legit arden ye = $ ? 5 : \ any Bedroom Suite ry? f ’ Table WE Yen ca, A Ore ay L. a ‘ me - 4. Ce teen vee om , / a ae | anne & a. - cod - - . | cm . ° . At Goldman Bros. With Your Purchase of or Over—Cash ’ or Credit. ote ae ‘a SY ae tive . , ee a | * Pte cellent bake hes four b and large ’ oe | —"peciai ror et i A a ete Nts el seh thee i PRE 2 SIR Pinatas Linde. ee in, degra RUM ictal, Soe _ iy rs } Re ai Nicene an ah II Bo EE IES ht SII a Liberal Allowance $1 Cash—Balance for Your Old Range M onthly Ba eR a pts * ne cial ene Blue Bird Dinner Set Included \ ¢ “AV J Fat ae ae q ‘, 7 tee, ‘-« ; i, ; e Ff , ‘ " ‘ " tp bale ‘ j ’ ') } ‘ é ( fits} rial aa. { va. . Bee ‘ ‘i $5 Cash—-Balance Easy Monthly Payments : = - Special Purchase of Zi\% Beautiful Lamps Wedeaiee ok oe 6 1 SGPT i AM TEN RI a at Just see this W Gi ' : é ive an d lamp ane yee If You Live i NR Extra 10°. } Z Honea 2 ai it yin tis St. Louts Discount if eer offere tor this ms bs pleated 7 Pepa ee Pay Us t : ‘ ' id > ‘ iver Wild Lie’; . ) Silin . . Bd oetcnc ons inmice at ae § ' with a cluster of silk v q } ">? . - \ = Seq LOyY } Casi or PUSS poivehrome cuiors payments. We No Lamp at $35 pra the frejaht Can Equal This ts one town, Value for | 0) 1102-08 OLIVEST. | 2Doors From *“ + handsome design in ™ Blue Bird Dinner 4 Set Included a a all . mt > ¥ 4 a Beautiful Walnut Finish Bed and Spring | Blue Bird Dinner Set Included toa. ‘3 =a @ (3 te ? * : A Fijperel para \' ivf heavy Sprig. >. ? ; ; vee Bed ry} : ; : ‘ his IS @ Special Vaile 4 te . > Wortn wice what , 7% " : a 5° ° ’ sf ava ‘) —Seeees 1% a $1 Cash--$1 Monthly 1 . CASH - ; YY Riera J ~ ls oe - > ’ MONTHLY a

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SUNDAY MORNING. “ — hl PLES A INE SAR 8 oe ee Nes 2 ' ; 7 7 Reed Ferneries Le camer Chairs ay — $6.59 Value at the if WITH ARMS | Union 4 5 yj $700 Valurs. a . ae iq ££ 4s at the Union (sreen Plant Boxes 5-Piece Garden Set 5 48 * @ = * - BE $ 1.29 a. $1.00 1120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive Street ial | : if : the _ : at the :. SEFUL. Ferrieries made of reed a4 ¥- — a —— : URGE ce boas fiber and in a big variety of ae ‘- ae oO) oe || ONO , g fies i ; a _ TRONG Steamer Chairs made with SPECIAL sale of green enamel ve | HANDY i-piece Garden set for colors. i: " ee, maple frame and canvas | Plant Basen for use on window Store Hours shee — gardens, flower $1.00 Cash—Balance Monthly im: is se sn . . ‘ : Y gardens and bushes. a 2 2 : Siiis. ) - @ P / ee, j hye ee pea © hens ee secewes. J tee ) , SAM. to6 P.M. Daily; Until 6:30 P. M. Saturday —Y W — ah ? a ; : HI to the Spring season, LE ithe: you endow your home with grace and fascination. Weare of fering a few Summery specials for your consideration. Value, y You Tried 0 Te : ) | we ee ave You Tried Our aE: together with low price, will help you to make an early decision to dress your home for Easter. coed pee o ‘ oe budget Plan of Buying « cCeait x ; aa) Uj ' . 4 $ ,3 ee Ce // 4 i | ee a : : hy Bo 4 { : : ee ad ae we : . ert nhs os ; te of ATT ae THT Msi y NOP TT gee ee a e's -fir / _— ! | ATSC UL ; ye , nih x) AN NN ee ‘ H- H ay) AK pane V8! \ "0 AEE | Ea vans NN Ny MAND iy Leiiet eset ars 7 im 3 7 Agri x : sh ‘ : 3S I UD GS Sean oe : SSeeeene = ‘tae Nien i % 3 ; 3 ‘ ig Freon Cares > fee bg erase teen at ; ee 4 fa 8 a aaa oun I iA Me); ME iia | Sacees ;: = i} hee ON eee ANN St oe ee. ee ee a i en °° ee Ne 7% > = haga | ee Mee ia Wk The Renowned “Palm Beach” aie e f\enowne alm keac I “E] ae Hie P; Fih S Sui 2 ae S e Famous “Florentine : | = , + ‘. ae | hree- rece ioer unroom uiltes Th Pi Fib C 7 RB 5 ; Bed , Wilk ree-Piece Fiber Coil Box-Spring Bed Suites a ia? ’ ©. =e i, Pa $00.00 Value al Or: y $e. 00 Cash Payment O O aes This Low Price Balané e Weekly $160.00 Value— $8§.00 Cash Payment— ae | eae or Monthly Specially Priced Balance Weekly tli ne | | ere or Monthly Tt . 4 a4 477 ee "Tae. . ys ee ; : a 4h © LiL oe oa HESE **Palin Beach” Suites are made of the finest fiber, with willow backs and fiber tops. Thev 2? Sh ne nae Oe " ) ithe are finished in brown, tipped with gold or orange tipped with green, and decorated in red and K AQUISIT: Reed Fiber Bed Suites in Baronial brown or French gray finish. The davenport bitte blue. The spring eushions are the comfortable automobile tvpe and the newest 1926 cretonne covers contains a full-size coil box spring bed, and a heavy pad is included. The cushions are removy- ii ie are embodied. able and handsome cretonne upholstery is featured. aba ii | > ==) , . 4 — ae Fiber Tea Wagon Tapestry Fiber Rockers Fine Fiber Rockers Porch Rockers 1 a 7 a With Magazine Rack iH £{[x.00 Val - , C/6.00 Values. S$ = ae uf . for Clearance g : VI Values, a at the $2.00 Value 29 af at af the Union i See at the Union == Mi | : 1) i - ‘ ° ; iONT? > RE { i F Fe Du Compact He ap : wt ss "Pte oh org ) — ne - Pi iegcindnes i W Hungalow Ran ges. “Bilt-Rite”’ < onl “ , ' iT ot GBs NN make, side icer Re- A 4 levtaiae toe Esatera ‘ oe ane ag Ph ay, Ag mg gn ‘ie J ateh hie ends and frigerator. made of solid oak at this low price The y a oven and attached kitchen ‘seater : ne shou FS 7 gps ae and with white enameled food ions, P rr a tn See are featured Mully guaranted. irehw chambers. Tr O-qQUuart Water cooler sare t ai ae s ee é * »,ear vu Met Siactory fe} ‘ $5 Cash—Balance Monthly m 00 Cash— eget $3 Cash— alance Monthly $1 Cash—Balance Monthly Balance Monthly Se ed eo a ae carina te rete pee Fait: sone: ae “e ae Sop hcl RR apa He ae a beet * eters , yy, Le CEOQAROUTEEL meth ht hhh hhh hhh lla thd a 3 chiffon q* a mm 8% ee: 4 P¥'th lo: ig. rae Peck \ me Pique lace. =} @amonds 4 * MN UN, Ae Yttl) * tus : Go pseossscsee coe (3g j PPT Adel aes Y —. tg yoy oy Z “jf, i, Yj, Jf, » ae ¢ = EIGHT. Y Y Us My ssa sitsisttititdbiihiilrtibhltbalitsatstsshhttiinh f FAAAGLEAE AE FEMA MFEAG MATTER HEF EHLERS ‘ . , oat . 4 - ste 2 ssa ata shtitetée ‘é % \ end James \ RE ne Dy ees wy SS Ww Re “MRS. LAWRENCE whose marriage took place quietly in New \\ i York, Feb. 27, She § was Miss Elizabeth RS ee MSs . ~ ew me Can ORHASY KGa BATTLE, Bemis. —Ashen-Brennor ih, Miss Mildred Nor Weds Ja ee Ceremony at Central Presbyte low and Pink Flowers —© Marriages of Lenten Sez ——_—_—_— ee pie spring yellow, with a bit of pink, predominated in the color scheme at the wedding last night of Miss Mildred Isbel North Christopher Terry at the Central Presbyterian Church, One of the few important mar- riages planned Lenten season. for the present Tall clusters of bink sweetheart roses replaced the lapers agai Completed t The Mp with rean; “ore hear? dorned Mate). The by He: wed: Dlatin, Nin. ’ bride @thy Bemis. a Abeth loyer, a fon frocks, . 7 Bleevy: 88 i nd flared Chiffon tra] iored * Polled from s itrimrm, @d sin Pe Fellow rob ® feather: larly with . ride 7@ PP ncess gown of ivory aatin, made tight sleeves and a high # ™ore stately L'lies so often used at the chancel, and lighted cathedral nst a screen of palms he setting. smaids, Misses Doro- Barbara Bay and Eliz- wore filmy yellow chif- made simply with round-necked bodices skirts, to which short ns were caught at one yellow chiffon roses. hairbraid hats their faces and were iply with a bow of soft on. Their flowers were acacia combined with Spring fluwers. : Mrs. Iidward Morton Banister, PWho Jane Whiteside, came out | wit Lride last season, imme- eded her as matron of gowned in yellow She carried her hat was ribbon to er pink. roses and pink “wags attired tna gem!- panel. of exquisite ap- purchased last year * Russian Princess in Rome. Mae ¥83 draped from the left shoulder om *"d formed a short cape at the : 4 back. In front the lace followed & cascaded line at each side and Was shirred in an oval flouncé at _the hem. <A train of bridal satin, ot. ghte! with orange blossoms. : ol trom the shoulders. Her vell P*as of tulle arranged with om Simple headdress of orange blos- “oms in a manner-to show tha love! tiness of the hair. She carried bouquet of valley lilles. ling gift from Mr. Terry Was a wrist watch surrounded by and sapphires, ‘set in She gave her attend- MS French béaded bags and the brid leat& The Dr. chure Roem ler Pls 7 sell John Ww erty, and John The where deco’ palms light tra Mr. their and Tex. The and St. educat spent her ff last ¥ Club. ahd 4 Nor He and a Louls) aK. Mi lunch her A. Fe

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Spi sttttttithtttilthtihhihllillll ll hh ll hl hlihhllhllhlllllllitililllthhlhlllhll lhl hl hlli ltl Lh LhihiLli Lt Li Liisi ssh / hd fi, 7 7 FEL ESE SKE FETE HEE EEE ECE EEE OP TELE LE FE PELE LEAT E EFA EAE ECE REEL EAE ER ORS Yitt0 07 Uy Vee 4 Vie, gos 2a adsdabapencipagalacabtiadeekgaitcda.a,hibenbila ge ree OE ERE atte tere yr #, Ww Cate EERE . sed Suites + SN \) s N ‘ Bien. 4 “47 ‘> MRS. LAWRENCE X .. 3 | : % Hs iB : ce ae 3 3 : is gee p : eA | $ : ¢ ~ S BL ERROR * yment BATTLE, oe: ee oe. ee pe a lt) : whose marriage | took place quietly in New SX & York, Feb. 27. She New was Miss Elizabeth xX pris ti. hie davenport \ cnt xX eA aed: MISS MARY X RRR . AAA MRS. VALENTINE MOTT PORTER of Carmel, Cal., who is visiting her brother and sister- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Tyrrell Williams, Mrs. Porter is a talented chronicler of old Irish stories. Ashen: Rrenmer Americans at Plans for Pi By lee Monte Carlo Two Apyil - Wii ELS Thea a W eddings | NM cc, eg 7 NN ‘ : | “ ed a eS BES i in Re ae iS EERE SSE SR ome + ee AN B Miss Mildred North . : i o = Mi Se i Buss : sont ih . eS Bree iP we \y ‘s ; Colony of rani aries arm ss i. © SS oe “Somme cS a Abroad. lect Their Attendants, moe RG: ES EOE wt , Btn ee Vv r Bes QW AMON Transplanted to the Mediter- Miss Lucy Terry and Miss eds James . ] CTT Y ranean Resort—St. Louisans Eunice Wade Hodgman Se- NN QC »” a Ys mony at Central Presbyterian Church Amid Yel- fF \S ge Ce OK B., He a ee Two-prospective April brides are ‘ E aug RN RE ae SY $i 5: ati Rae Oe Me Ta” making interesting plans for thelr low and Pink Flowers — One of Few Important is aa oy SY QE L HBF lage to David: emai mee ’ , ss ‘ , Re a ss a : \ as NS . y riage to David Randolph Cathoun a Tia as . will take place at 6:30 o'clock the ‘cometh ts smoothly paved square atop the afternoon of April 17 et the home Mountain of Carlo, with its pink of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mra and white hotels and the Casino, Albert T. Terry, of 6231 Westmine- serves as the Champs-Elysees. ster place. A reception will follow, For in Monte Carlo, the Amefrt- The attendants will be Miss Rachet can society of Paris is to be found Lee Cuendet, who will become the so intact that one feels certain that p44, o¢ Kenneth Drummond in some magic merely has changed May; and Misses Trimble Hobfite the surroundings. zelle, Eleanor Simmons, Marte Nie This is one’s first impression. -.n+ virginia Simmons of Mew But, looking again, one finds that yory formerly of St. Louis, and the colors worn by debutantes and yrs ararion Niedringhaus, former matrons are more inclined tow- jy wries Grace Wallace wards rainbow shades than in Miss Terry and Miss Ouendet Paris. shared honors at a party given Although a great many Auteull Thursday night by Mr. and Mra. and Passy residents have found the (;arneaiu Weld of the Litzinger Hotel de Paris and the Hermitage, road. The hosts celebrated the still others have established them- gecond anniversary of their wed- selveg in villas up and down the djing and cotton, which, according coast and are entertaining friends to tradition, is the symbol of a sec- from across the Atlantic. Ville- ond anniversary, was used in the franche, Cap Ferrat and Beaulleu’ decorations. Dancing and bridge are among the popular resorts, followed the dinner. Mrs. George Sasson entertained April 7 has been chosen by Miss at dinner at the Villa de Luynes in Eunice Wade Hodgman, daughter (Cannes last week, the dinner being of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Hodgman followed by a bridge tournament. of 5379 Waterman avenue, ag the Among those present was Mrs. Jo- date for her marriage to Raymond IWAN FR e ce he, ae ee F Ps Ds Me Og | : GE ae FF we seph Pulitzer, widow of the St a rd saanpniset sh of Masesenu- OMS SW a SS Seer 5 Page 2 | , S X\ Ee ee 2 ie GHG FS” SS Se a? oe Loulg and New York newspaper oe — PUP mie ey ry ase last sar at the St. Louts Woman's Xt S NS “a bts eae oe eS is as : AAN sieaauanad g SR ee iA i ee — + \ . : publaher Mic! ‘ pede ae poll Banister, (oy, i ee ae Sir. ~ : MOKA “i ee Ya SE . QKy EEO OX SS 3 Frederick Set we a 2 : aw * ’ a wits WAG ee: : oe ‘ RSS S : MISS ROCCEN ‘oinh th ; Irs =, : ren of 1 snore os ete gentile | ee ew the Temas A. 2 ay WK IN oo - She will depart early this week to join her mother in sritish capital from the country. =, yangin —_ | int ; ol inet auton over pink. — ae UT ANG ~ieggee wot MD ess Parr ’-. SS XQ SOS a a Savannah, Ga., for a visit. ee panne ath mie aed Spier ae 2 a ie Ge enclosed ee Louis with his parents four ar: * a “ of NN “4 X ROS , , —Ashen- Brenner ‘Ir and Mra. Walter Russell of Theodore Weld Sterling of Buck- ee be as L Ys Wy’ } We ee > ’ Dx » . . A ~Oon ney 4, RR» Zs sit as#sta SAS AA LAL EL £L FHF PFA A FLAG COEF PRIEPD LAE AE EE 4 SGNERa. .. mOM sth thll, Lf SSSA Aa 4 estthtthtt ttt ek | ? s tt VLU fy ‘Sang 7 * sf AAS A sf £ * 7 she ange “7 3 aR rh ern i ne ith mene Oe arate Raheep gy eae ae ‘ — . - — me ck icc DS APARNA pred gs ht sk ie SSSENB TE ARBRCL 78 ela foe re eames (fs thhf) y decorated with spring flowers and alms and tall candles ad-fed to the thy Be ‘ : —e is aon “lie. pe a _ Barbara Bay and “0 lighting effect. A stringed orchnes : yer, wo Yny vellow chif- sit? } “7 Vly yy aor! fs A, f ‘is the daugh ‘er of Dr Emmett P. North of the St. Regis Apartments. She was educated at Mary Institute an1 spent a year in Europe. She made her >t Fe society af aL reception Wi idddddddiddddddldidddiuiiiiddiédissiiéea “4 Vy, . ribbon. Their flowers were acacia combined with * , “ . . the son of Y P CAME ou 7? ** > MI Sterling, have returned to the .,.,. ; ‘ town guests {se Mra. pri unch “riday at ome © | i Aces gown of ivory satin, made /UACheon Friday at the hon Her engagement to Dr. Otto St. Clair Krebs was an- th, Major and The brid , sleeves and a high “*T parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbei’ n Kidward Wentworth “Major rhe bride-elect is a ,-aduate of " 3 é i . —“ ' . . ‘ , ‘ ad . F ; > : as , :¢ : A. Feldman in St. Louls County, to nounced Friday. rion McCall, Frank Blelock, W. B. yirg. W. Charles Koenig of Rusk, Mary Institute and Miss Porters a house warming Ittner, A. A. Marquard, Charles Tex.; Mr. and Mrs Charlies Webb, School at Farmington, Conn. She pli A panel of exquisite ap- } oN qt ‘ . ,% . . c + {ew R Que lars al nct vear announce the engagement of. Miss hati . of i UGS fr a erenased last yea! informal dinner at the home of Clation will give ; | : rom Uae — ari: sine P ' ‘ te m H A mi a inn t ie Of ‘ so me le Nue and Baron is a member of th ipe 7 seeci A Russian Princess in Rome, Marian Louise Ameasis, neater Mrs. erbert Hoover Mrs. Oliver in the new building Nineteenth Edward Runk, Misses Nellie Rich- Mme. ‘ - ° imp rial and vs a © is i de la Grange. the Junior League Mr. Rundlett is fhe son of Mra. Charles Rundlett Was dr - ’ ~4 , ny ° ieee 6... «% = jaer of C. H. Laessig of 6803 Waterman ; i] | we} ped f e} . and Wash streets, the week of ards, Grace Bell and Alice Coit Day. of Worcester, Mass., and a grad- > > ' hh ? ‘ if i SPriUUats d fo: med qi] the Massachuse tts Inet l th long, tight neem oe A —Ashen-Brenner. The Neighborhood House Asso- Penelope ’ afr. and Mrs. Edward K. Love of of the passing six weeks ee , . venue, to Dr. Otto St. Clair Krebs. . — en ee "hiss mR Short cape at the ©=*** H Th \\7 o Mre. Henry Haarstick Whitte- is : , ag aed €7 : ‘ -ompr isiv rn . ung ymen’s Gull back. Tr fron? : lace followed NI iss Laessig ig a graduate of the A 1S ce more "} 9 rece! = came Pt > St March ao A compl ehensive and The Yo ins Wo ¢ Sf, ] “ £ sali ome ii ; : - . IU _ wan cenuy } uf a>. . ‘ : sat . MI'1LiS, Abt B Cascaded line at each side and Visitation Convent and Miss Mer- : ; , h entertaining program is being ar- Church of the Messiah, Webster in Italy, spent a few days at tne qi i i ata ‘ 4 i $ ; s01 ‘ c e e na e ey) oO Lo &s¢ . hi 4 : . . ~ s r ° ‘ : thirres in an oval flounce at rill’s School at Marmaroneck, N. ‘eee Ww la Louis a bride, watiens : — oo charge. Groves, gave a card party at the Hotel Vouillemont in Parts hefore te of Technology. the hem, A train of bridal satin, ¥. She made her debut informally Mrs. Gu) ; rer of Price at several parties during the past ; : - aii ; - Ac ich they donated ‘ow ard , Mf Elr a9 i? T Giiis res ,* anged with hKrehs ls the &1'T) of Mr. and Airs. “a * - . ana a Sitti} al «ia la r .oTr a xg 1€5.5 lTlouse and {"« TaY -Trea ning 7 LAte™ AW O+4 Aa ~~ ss s J "Jl > ‘ 4 2a | . ATri®@ ma © 4 ry ; . ‘ Ai iA P Miles . ae , - ‘ n , M , : eae ‘ : . o : . - a @ y* 4a ’ lies ¥ & “> = ‘ 4 ” . Ss “a Y fv . . oS « Yaad ‘4 a“ § ary aa € eh, - ° Scout . te and \I rs Clinton T . W hitte- as a = “he ae P : Wrist ‘“ at. \ »* 7 ; pw ie le do f hu Sy Rrookes Os- . ~ _¢ _ ¥ ns 7 ee meinen croft, VV ° »¥ Ste Yens, Robe ru o.4 nd, : "pil We Ciar ; , af } . Aires erminoneeinencr amt After a busy day spent in confer- 0.6 o¢ 6420 Forsythe boulevard Maurice Weill has furnished the mo a . . ' *; "rq r , ” , ” ee ati nde and sappnires, é in car Schopp, and Misses Virginia Anna Greer, Willlam T. Ravens- wen’'s clubroom and the vocationa! Mra. George Warren FBPrown ofr spend the Easter vacation num. she gave he tend- Bolin, Margaret Teasdale. Leonor. ence with scout executives and the The bride was formerly Miss Mar- : : 4 French beaded bags and the Rosenthal and Marjorie Manger. ranged by the committee in : which will acquaint the public with home of Mrs. E. G. Curtis, 463 Gray sailing for the United States Mrs. Joseph W. Lewis of 12 Hor ° » ? 4 2 rnyY ¢*é? <7 fy ‘ 7 * . : 2 " tr) ; re “ 4 ie jt j h - : Neighborhood avenue. the pros iS OL Wwiicn Was Mire. Ww. } : Mek roy and \T j | rise plac * £ay a suncneon at ier home Tuesday afternoon in hono: 7 in charge are: of Neighborhood House. This gift : + P » ¢ } -hild et d’Aiban} re ' ed for the chlidren. e “student sightseeing Schoo!) iew c i(tehure roft 3. Shapleigh Louis Ma- trades room for bevs ~~ “Continued o Next Page, ~~ her parents board she will be entertained af an garet Ann McClay of Pittsburg croft, J. B. Sbhapielgh, Lou é. trad ” S |

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CH / nr Eg ; ‘Women Voters Chairmen to: Meer! | Convention plang are Mecupryin. ithe foreground of attent! pn of tan League of Women Vote g; of St Louls these days. Mra Ernedl Stix is chairman of the gon board. She has called ; meeting of the board Goomanal chairmen) at the Univ @rsity Cink for Thursda,. The fo Flowing a members ofthe board: Mesdames i Ruoscoe Anderson, T. Wiediter Hard . | George Gellhorn, Irviry- Bettmaal | George Mangold, Charf—es \1 Ri - |O: K. Bovard, C. V. Teck, (c. qe |Swingley, J. P. Hi rissa Williams, J. Dwight Deas i, Fr. Knight, Fred L. Fe glish H 7y B- Sprague, George Lwobler, BG (hapman, Joseph W %) : lfm H. hg cer sl Auron S. Rauh, Freely. Tau Thomas G. Ratcliff, Bvarts Gra. ham, G. Alex Hope, Carolyn mail Paul Palmer, Virgi! Loeb, N oe — Thompson, F. B. Clarke, Altea | Buschman, Robert Wick, Jones - 'H. Muchall, Hugh WH. Cc Ww - Charles Miner, M. ‘DD. Curran rome E. Cook, Mar@pn Cc. loses and M. Hayward Fast and Mise, {Mary G. Reber. Florence Wa Charlotte Taussig Mar ; on ® Saret % ww and Virginia Black. ows —, Holmes of 6500 Forsythe boulévar have returned from & visit in wy oa and Palm Begch, la, Mrs Holmes will spend dhe Faster es * /son with her daughter, Miss Mars Brooks Holmes, ati Hot Sprin s hic a Hplmes is a student a Miss Porter’s Sch porage ing ool in Farming. ‘Temple Bailey to Give A Benefit Reading | An interesting event of tomorrow afternoon will be the Lenten read. jing of Miss Temple Batley at the residence of Miss Evelyn Stewart SAAR AAA ARRAN 15261 Washington boulevard, for the | benefit of the Socdal Service De. ‘partment of the WYomen’s Auxi). ary, Episcopal Cherch, Miss Bai. jley will read one of her new sh istories, and an informa!) \fellow the reading. Prominen: women of the varbous church par. ishes will be without hats, an as. /Sist in presenting the guests. Tick. lets for the benefit may be obtained (from Miss Stewart. EE : FO ET a a is | i; fee. OL ARKEY | 4398 Olive Street Saint Louis Invites you to view the New | Fashions for Spring and | Summer in Coats, Dresses : | and Millinery for all occa- sions. These models embrace the French makers and will be | on display MARCH 8TH ' LEE LE CN ta a i ae Tel. Delmar 0532 “ | Prices Moderate ’ ; j ‘ _ -« 2 4 sn 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 Geet eg fd A eee _ ee NFELDS ashingyon Avenue athers Are Than One : BLONDE KID, Brown Kid Trimmed BROWN KID Ivory Kid Trimmed 1 *10 a rf i A$ Ge. / Gos 7 . TS ME mr "” ae he, Pe oe rm : been made doubly smart by londe kid — the other by rown kid. Note the grace- ap over the instep—highly ot Shop—First Floor.) P RECEIVED Paris Decrees m Chiffon Silk, With ; auty, the kind ing women. Ex- $ , Crevette, gun- 50 ; nh nude and blue ——— s for $10 ry Shop-—TJ ira lioo: Ae Si ne . ee ee ee newest ideas of leading (ff Mm Paris this s: neh Picot Edge [ SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 7. 1926. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3 — nf ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Notes About Missourians svectal +9 a ST-LuspPe@icn, WASHINGTON, MIarch 6 With t! Mpolidge f! her eyere colli ¢ jast week, the White Hous 44) routine bheon resume: stot oe i | . oe a ¥ } company the Pr ‘ © a7i~ honor on Tues. net dinner in day given by the Vestinaster-Gen- eral and Mrs. N+ Mrs. ‘0: lidge has issued invita- jions for a series ) ‘ ’ gy ‘ tj ’ | iC) vive! , ‘ahs i ? Da oc Con- vression Club. Nearly ' ee ~ +} Viiss« 1’ ieleg On } { press ; ys r vj aT ty Mi i }2 or” Fe t ide | Tik we , j 4 j fr > } a © | are , i. e" > . feorge Washin : ‘ iZ 11% the national Cap tal Mi Tis 47 KINS Was one f the guests v whonor A1 the ) i a eplion erive Ti Bi monoer of former Afstrict officers of athe District of Colun ia kFedera- of, Women’s Clubs last Mon- lay. Mrs. Hodgkins will be on: the hostesses al the annuakdan- et of thie American {acy ClAtion of |] sity nen to h given I Api VF. ss = urs. Waiter McNab Miller of , @ £4 nera!l Feder ion Club’s headquarters here in ro . erence with other oO slere of ; i Bt 4 4 ‘ A Tegard to the legislative progran Women are furthering in Con- Bress, especially in regard to pub- . ‘ss lc welfare Mr Miller is chair man of Public Welfare Commit- ta - 7 ‘ - ® or the General Federation an: is under her department that 3 issues ns the child labor hendment ana other child wel- 2 ’ —— i a ba! . ; 7 . ~ iré measures, health matters, In- Welfare, antituberculosis cam- paisns, child and social hygiene Vital statistics and the crusade 4falne narecea ics ure listed, Mrs. George Willlama, wife of he Senator from Mic sourtl. will en - fart v, + 4 : owe main at luncheon on Thursday at Hotel Washington. lang Waist Line Doomed, Says French Style Authority. ® Aesoc'ated Pree PALM BEACH, Fla., March ¢ ning fone waist line is doomed Valsts are oming back to thelr Mural pesition. For evening wear, “P'S Should be long in the bac! NMd short in the front Hats will @ elther very large or very small, Mtmne. Jeanne Lanvin, noted h style authoritv, who 1s PaS8sing a brief yay ation here. Lanvin sald that the bril- wlore were passing and that Ba E - ~ ie pring, black, white delicate shad of blue should be *} . ij’ , * : most popular. She explained | B* > . hos e “a8 | the Acng watst line would 2ive War “¥ to a more normal waist posi- Don a4, * £0 he oni P . f : =™ “InCée the bouffant skirt is Sy) n ; A i ? * » . . . f Tr evening weir skirts should ce For : ear " ” ong in the back, “lhe. ] : eo p : . Sitie In the fron & hs , ; ~ ' and the t teur AiTie of \ Sf) ; i j ever “Por « ; K i VW , ’ . zh tn ‘ ‘ . 3 » } 74 » We . of si > . hy a at i> | . S 4% Lay > ‘ . vif -_red Davis of evi Th od oo. 6 . “i + a Vey ie a4ne | rteoie ec - +9 . . : a4 ia . ev vig ° . ‘ . part Fuests at a bridge ~ i’ 1} ‘ ae » = ’ : : . ; i Se } ’ T> ; ry , " ; . 2 ? : r }? is Watters ite ¢* ; Sea 1 ve ' ‘ : « ft ve? , ™ wh! i iL i ; dl —— na aires: ‘ia cmmmatle SNAPS In the Capital * a . ae ™ . : L777 “Witty aR ‘Se a wr, pst tththth tt ttt ttt tt tts ttiév s SIIFIFIELLS FIF#PEPMAMA AED AAR A Ys MR. AND MRS. J. G. TAYLOR SPINK. Fnega gements And Weddings: Ceremonies of Interest ike Place TI April awe Parties ft a P a ¢ * ‘ former Senator Henderson of |! (7erne T i ‘J Mrs (‘harles I, 470 Delmar oile ridge Jlhiincheon Sat uUrday to announs Aliil 7 COTrSagZe DOUNUEtS PI" 4 : of Alpha Epsilon Phi, ‘ Federation ef Woren’s Clubs UISANS PASSING) T s*' \ Ss ed tala ta Par 2 i ee eo es a ) i i BE. i rel i ) arya cs ¢) Tj Ory b¢ "I i] i Si epe j Lele nedris ‘ Y) \ oa ‘ ted ‘ , 1 , re ind Mrs, Li \ la \ | +> ? \ } : ~ . 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GOULD engagement of their daughter, Miss ‘Annabelle, and Benjamin Esstman, | son of Mr. and Mrs. man of 1396A Arlington avenue, ; a dinner Nov. 28. York School of During the World War: ; isst- “ff No date has heen Reading from left: Frank Overton Watts, Mrs. Fred- erick D. Gardner, James Bright, Mrs. Watts and Mr, Gardner. —_ - _— - ES |e enn Mr. and Mrs. Harry Yatkeman of 4005 Lafayette avenue announced HE WINTER IN FLORIDA Prepare for Junior Prom y Crow ning clal Event Washington University Stu- | dents Will Be Held ir | New Field House re ee s +e , in ’ i i] { t, 7 — S ing to annul “1 ry ( Washingto , j hi i ‘ eid kr ey? } rhe } ich haa i ’ ~ t >! wit] t iT j 7“ ’ ; ve r St ] barn ee ' hry ? ’ Pre } + if } aS eel use igs its |] Atle! l’reparations hia been made f an elahorate sche: ) tle i tii ti Of as munch interest as the pa is: if }M ¢ eoronation i. Hatchet Queer This is regarded the highest honor the student bea Citi hes! Wien uny am?’ its co-eds mar. ele etLion) rhs popul as Vote of Hlate! dubseribers This vear the cane: dates for Queen are the Misses © Ll Crowe Virginia lliayes, Far Heistand. tleten MackFarpland. \ vinin Sankev. Georgia Schoenth ler and Diaie Seott The identits f the winner is not revealed until * ridge tit () the I i] Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 1) Shaft: of 6948 Delmar ‘boulevard ar neunce the marriage of the! rhter, Miss Virginia Deatri: fer, and Richard Sttachfleli Lea of Milwaukee. which too! place recently in Alton, IL ‘Th bride {s a former student. at Ho: mer Hall and jJater graduated fro William Woods Collere in Fulter Mi kor the last year she hi: studied violin rmuste at the Kroege School Mr. Lea is attending Moa: quette University in Milwauke: where Mrs. Lea recently join: him. Tey will make that cit: their home. the engagement of their daughter, | , Anita, to Sam Lasky, son of Mr. | and Mrs. J. Lasky, at a reception, ; last Sunday. | Te lolale halal ea!) Savings See Vandervoort Ad. % Page 11, Part 3 | Pesesesesesecesesesesesesespsaseseszsaszsas263." Boo eo ooo 525252525252 cancel Electric Ry Sewing Machines § — $23.50 : j RAARAAARALARA RAPAAA AA RAAB AA AAR RADARS RA RAAARA Spring Decorating llundreds of new patterns in papers, Furniture re- finished and correctly nphol- Stered at prices that apres ably surprise. liatimate cheerfully given for decorating, Sei 4 yyrrern : +4 Telephone Delmar 2022 or Visit Our Shops MURKIN Art and Decorating Co. 4405 OLIVE ST. ——— AArpbpheoa hb bhisban it. yOEE OE We OU EU Oe 8 we ee OO eres wy From our regular prices on all Silks for one week, starting Monday, March 8. Our Seventh Annual Sale in March will be the greatest value-giv- ing sale we have ever featured. Don’t Miss It! THE SILK SHOP Harry Walter, Inc. 7th & St. Charles : ene The engagement of Miss Tuillian 1i1ee Pex ‘ ies of the val- announced Saturday, Pade” Miss Lemen at her party given by 402SA NMeceRee wedding will take place in the fall. Joseph Passer IAI, A Axe A New Spring Style in ey B. Wertheim, son Arch-Friend Shoes Iw: “ LSE SSCS SOE SESE SHS SSE VEG SE SE VE SE SUVS VS ME VE VE SOV ESE ME VE SUMS Y OVS SE SU VEVOVU EUS SE VE VEU EV EVE UU UE VEU US —— ee ve ves en ETS TTS CE ; and white combinations and | bl with he evening | tihiirwthbtihpttppitithphbhphharphhAhaALALLLLLLLLE LITT errr trl MAAAAAL “ud CTT atillle. What shall we do | con! ght i Here's a happy thought. Dinner in the PAL A ROOM, trom seven co nine, (table d hore, at $2.00, no cover charge.) A special symphonic concert by Chase Hotel Concert Orchestra, and classi: songs by Chester Merton, tenor. Aind, at nine ++ co the Crystal Ballroom to enjoy, gratui cously, the tremendous, human interest mo tion picture feature, “Drusilla With A Million” featuring Kenneth Harlan. Marv Carr, PriscillaBonne: cogether with a brilliant cast } { : vel hy Fli-aher! % an . From the famous movel by Elizabeth Coope TELCHAS e +? 97 | — = ny ) td /] meef sour frienas Tnrer< if FAR AAR AR RAR AA RA AA AAR AAABRARARARA AA CI ~* Rich Blonde Kid With Covered Cuban Heels AAR FT AARARARAASRI PiARARAARAAAARRAAR AA AAA a» ~ Same Style in and in Soft Black Kid Sizes 3 to 9—Widths AAA to D Every woman should be delighted with this new Arch- Friend model, for she will obtain the newest in styling with Made over perfect-fitting last, with our own exclusive built-in arch feature that relieves the strain of walking or standing. With lightweight welt sewed RARA AR RAAARARA RA AR AA AMA RARAARRA RA RAD — ~~ am full assurance of comfort. MADARA DARA BARA a [ | | Dress and Sport Modes in the Favored Shades HE best opportunity we've had this year to win many new friends with values that are gen- uine! Here are almost tooo of the smartest Hats developed this sea- son. Gigolo, beret and many other new effects, in all of the season's favored silk and straw fabrics. Flower-Trimmed Models Tailored Hats Transparents Ribbon Trims The new Spring shades in every tone of tan, brown, green, blue and gra ‘2 well as brililant hues. All head izes. Two persons together ma; each select a Hat at 2 for $4 All sales final, no exchanges or returns , r jit “eo 7TH ets " CHARLES ~ ATA Yan U LYNOLY\ 0 Uy Oy ZK Oy) © sy Wye UY OVE? ‘ STITT Fr (-7 | Vonday—Marvelous Purchase’ # and S ALF, of J New Hats | rz yy bo $5, $6 and $7.50 Values ‘a \ «a : oT (? : 4 ‘- aet aoe oe ins aE « ow ! *, ¢F a . 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Country Club, and the cup (to! governors Oi , - . layed for on that elub _— The women’s annnal ten i , ; na »@ , nionship of Florida also started t Monday, and on the coming Aon lay 4 roan’s mnfonship wil hegin. last Monday also saw the Nnual qt & -~ . +? reakers Cas } ‘ At- ted out S nen s*vimmers, c a x fon The largest pr a 1 of the . - 3 4% S°as ? Was ai ¢. formal opening of the new private ill room for rs of the Fvercitades C oie! Inet Satur ay night for 4 guests by Waiter ean Ogde! i en Rroeck M rh yu “a of "art . r h ‘*h rae’? ~~ af +} =) Ia! Fleac 6%, Ever aes Ui = course, nis cham- al of the University of; Pasadena, won ‘n the final match falrpe the new courts belonging to the, te ht Tuesday night. al # Sports Events Hold - la 4 | 3 | Interest at Palm Beach oa — ee ee — panes ltry Club, which has been em-/gan, president P the Wese Co: perm. tes —* elib are to be formally opened for . ots nounced for March 16, 17 and 18, Tennessee. ‘foursome ote Mtns bo aes pl te pees | ety Poggi ooo eres, iadn| (ontineed from Preceding Page. — will come the annual midwinter d Attention at «~: s concluded yn he course 0! The Jungle Country Clu was | scene of a hhaaeing ) te 4 sat ? # ‘regatta, to take place over the Bis- Golf and page urg. ithe Jungle ceuniey Club Thursday. the scene of a pte dinner | given by Mrs. La Grong Serre. Alcazar Hi : cayne Bay course, March 18, 19) _. .oepspuRG, Fla, Mareh) st. Petersburg’s best tennis party when the Buccaneers — en-| Continued on Next Page. = old stan uae A P and 20, the two events agg . r __\fiss Frances Hadfield of Mil-/players will meet in exhi!bition ; g | aT iy al om amen's golf champion of;matches at the Jungle Country : : { , . C ad m ch usual interest. pane og 4 Walter Carson of' Club next Sun: afternoon .arn | eee —~ iehY Anat wt} = ; 4 Cd renter McEnttee Bowman, who Wisconsin, and Walter | cub next Sunday afternoon, when Sr natin Ani SAICRARARACASARASS Ee - Golf heads the list of entrants for the ‘. Ss] 5 —— 1wo Golf Tournaments Among Horse Show, will have 25 thor-' = yi ] S] | schhrede in ifferent ents. | > ° iia oe is in the eit —— — Our Spring Presentation of | | I {ughes Josep Op 1S . . soft eorn: corn het a “ Winnette Marinetlo | : Mfg. Furriers 823 Washington—2d Floor calluses ag 40 —— a | (abany S665 6315 Delmar Bl. 3 — ™ 3 ' PEPE TTT ' a3 Pee eeeee oe eee / . a S | C . O a t S : : we a es : ’ ns 4 . i | A Monday Event of the a) | Dy A Utmost Importance, Offering at 616-08 Wes : : Several Special Purchases at € : : ¥ : sample Hat Sale ee i : ‘ Handsome Fur Coats of F a3: : - Seal (Dyed Coney), smartly sty 3 f s and attractively trimmed. Real) > ° eatin f ‘s gains, every one! A remark $15 to $30) $ One-of-a-K mit a low price for such quality. we : OPOSSUM AND OQualtt Lé5§ Models ‘ MUSKRAT COATS $119 ( : ’ 4 . : B tifully bl d sk Street or Dress Modes New Fabrics ) in wary amare oo f OR weeks we have been preparing for this event securing | ly lined in crepe silk. g the pick of noted makers’ showroom samples to offer our OR Monday's shoppers we have provided a se- , VERY FINE ts discriminating trade. The sketches are characteristic of lection of the newest ideas in Spring Coats that FUR COATS NOW the offering. Included are the many tiny models as well gs wide has positive appeal. Coats of faille silk, satin, ) $995 drooping brims, in a score of new shades and combinations. fine imported tweeds, charmeen and other fine fab- Weasel, dyed squirrel Here are just a few of the materials: rics, superbly designed and faultlessly tailored. and Hudson seal. (dyed = Capes, big cuffs, lavish gold and silver embroidery, muskrat) Coats are greatly Faille Silks . : ; reduced, ee fur collars and colorful braid trims are just a few of KLINE"®— qGrors the st 1 . ° xx tie, m: : : € impressions. . Hairbraids y P 7 Mrs. Howard CC: Brokaw and Mrs. I. Sheldon Tolney will give a large danca March 23 In honor of their daughters, Miss Edna Bro- kaw and Miss Anne Tilney of the sub-deb set. The Easter holidays promise to be brilliant with more han 60 yvoung persons coming on March 21 to remain during a pro- longed Faster holiday. Opera at Miami Will Open Tomor- row, MIAMI, Fla., March * —Amongz the eeveral hundred patrons an patronesses for the week of grand pera opening Monday, in which the Chicago Civic Opera Co. wil appear, are Mr. and Mrs. Ber- nard Gimbel, Joseph FP. Greaves. Miss Helen Jackson, Mrs. J. M. Jackson, M. Roy Jackson, Mr. an‘ Mrs, Arthur Curtiss James. Miss Mae Matheson, Ww. J. Matheson. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mitchell. Johr .McEntee Bowman, Mr. and Mre Glen H. Curtiss, Mr. and Mrs. Ar- thur Pryor, Mr. and Mrs. Elfortt F Shepard, Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr., all] of New York: Mrs. J. H. Bar-} ‘on, Alfred I. Barton, Philadel- | phia; Mr. and Mra. C. J. Rouche | Washington: Mrs. William Jen- nings Bryan, Maj. and Mrs. Regt. ' nald Owen, James M. Cox. former rovernor of Ohio. and Mrs. Cor Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pp. ring. ofr ‘nd Mrs. Chauncey McCormick and William MeCormick (“hicagco Mra. J. Hunter Barton and he- son, Alfred I. Barton of Philade!. phia, gave a tea dance this after- noo "4 =~} eaves ig in the Royal Palm tea far- Tast Wednesdar nich? Many per- sens from Miami went to Holly- | wood for the farewell party °¢ Mies Fiiata Janis. No more fitting tntroductton én hese uNMprecedented socin} activ? ad ; ji : } : A. tryr aol could resist Ki j ia bd *me . ? ¢ ; - = ysite, us Charm inte es ' , MU\ OUT Seau ' oa eu ob ee ‘9 . : a: pesri gray charmeen mod 4 * Sceection of Coats |} ri has tert effect blouse ‘ i .f Cd + 4 +> : erechio . end short facket t : ’ ; | “eo «2% een. ~ o . t ey es TBmea 7 j ee & eee & a im” Prissy rose se il. in , 7? * a w: 7% Si.te ‘ seddiienesacceee ' 7 2 j { Sur win £oO.G embroider: a: ; } ; ‘ s&s . ‘ i as + “4 - m«*@ an & ~. s On ? wre : le tee (ai ed er RIine $°47 . 4 Seg EE TR, Bh eg Pil Ht, wit Se? Lary eg? Beye & pads PS A Ee J oe ye Se Visses’ Women's ixtra Sizes Coat Salon—Third Floor a , -— & 2 : is |= 3 : 4 i 7 Py eS -? ) => j os . Z 4 ——

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ST LOUIS POST-NISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae EE RE "| by Mise Glenna Collett, Mrs. Wil- r : ~~ ADVERTISEMENT EERE ' lo , , ™ i. ADVERTISEMENT ; liam R. Keenan Jr., wife of the Cal events this season than ever be- : ] Eckhoff, Pauline Meyer ‘ld: nanda Schmutz. The Pho- ee WM. DUGGAN rts Fy ents Hold > | : , e Meyer, Hilda ,.Mrs. Amanda Schmutz, . Spo | aa 3, (ATO Parties, Sve War to Gal | president of the Florida East |fore. On the night of 26, Moracik, Hilda Ruf, Amelia Sack, ney band, composed of members 609 FRANKLIN sy IC > (‘oast Hotel and Railway System, Feodor Ivanovitch Chaliapin was . d ,| Pauline Schmutz, Lena Stein ona of the class, played. ' ' , Ty tgp | Interest at Palm Beach | presented the silver trophy. Inthe, heard in concert and on the fol-. T eas an Dance: | Stee. Rid of Blackheads CHOICE COUT BOILED ; $1 y There is ons ? sur HAM, Ib. sees renews f THE HOMF oF A COMPLETE SOSA SPS esos eS SeSeS SAS ASS eGeS SUG asaGN TIE) blackheads, that is to dissolve them KALTERAUFSCHNITT ‘ - CQO _DSsSs Liner taly yell Sahara ands otis J IMPORTED SWISS CHEESE, LB..... 800 , nite powder from any Gre 4 KEAL TREAT COFFEE; LB.... ..5@¢ Electric sprinkle a little on a hot, wet cloth . + ——— - Never neglect a cold. Take at once mt ver t] ick ) BOURBON BLEND, > : as ye ne 0 ptpins 3 a 7. a A nifty Coffee. Sewing Machines No. 99. Fully developed colds re- warh the parts and you will & COFFEE Pound, 35¢; 3 pounds. $23 50 quire No. 99 and No. 66. This safe isuppearer sig blackheads, littie WE CARRY COMPLETE LINE OF 7 and pleasant Homoeopathic treatment leackheads. no matter where thei Forbes’ High-Grade COFFER Savings Bre, Sit Hesolve ‘ TEA | will quickly break up a cold. oun 1c FEL BS one AL VALUE See Vandervoort AF Page 11, Part 3 ai ae Sensauienmall a aaaens aes _ cones » ao ———a— $ ws / ) : ack 20 : $10 to $25 GY fh Oe $10 to $25 Presenting rought back more than 200) dinner given at the Misouri Ath- “ aN a & Saw J TO Qu ‘ unds ish. = 4 ar in O7. dens | ase - ’ — ——— : cae | pounds of f sh . jletic Association Feb. 27: Mis3-s | | KIANE’S—Balcony. 606-08 Washingtow Av.—Thru to Sirth St. KLINE’S—Balcony. | Mildred Archaumbault, Celeste + : | 5 . | Mrs. Jeanette Mille ( 79 : ingers. It works like a charm, r BE san ; 5 “df . ° 6 | warfleet, Audrey Koesberger; and imé. ( H ‘a é 1é Crest ‘avenue, University City, en- l Are : E ‘Canty Leo Comer A tiny bottle of ‘‘ Freezone’? cost | | ; | tertained her mah jongg club Tues- |e Ce ee ‘ ; : ‘Charles Stevens and Thomas Jeji- 4 few cents at day evening, Those’ present were: | % nts at any Crug store g I t trey: Agee ae ’ | A NEW MODE F Mrs. Edith Rosenberg, Mrs. Sara | 9 remove every hard ¢¢ E OR SPRING | es . _ ended, Mrs. Charles’ E. Lemhart of 221 ft corn, corn between the toes and | Lee Holzman, Mrs. Idel Portnoy.|,_, Webst Groves , ’ j © aa’ © . > > . » ' res -alluses—Try it! | Mrs. Ruth Portnoy, Mrs. Betty My- | ~* vert avenue, ee ee : : | entertained the Birthday Club -at 9 er, Mrs. Marion Schoenfeld and bis ee cc HIS / Mrs. Lorette - Pollack. luncheon, Tuesday afternoon, rhose Smart new present were Mmes. Pauline Gies- Pump has every feature ler, Charles Burrus, Charles Hasel- that embodies style. . in- / ean ———— — ————- horst. J. Walter Giesler, Archie Me- dividuality -.. SMartness., | | Dowell, William Hancock, Edward It is fashioned in Sau- | Giesler, Edward Wibbing and Wil- terne kid, has an ex- | likm ‘(will celebrate their’ twenty-fic al ‘VA : _— an pee wedding anniversary with a 1 0% Washington Av.—Thru to Sirth &t. Gece me tion -at.the Columbian Club, T dav, from 8 to 11 o'clock. a? dite tpentabitl iaapetiaicaht sp The Phi Delphian Chapter met | March 3 at Cabanne Libravy. Mrs MUST 2. C. Ringwald led in they study | : and discussion of “The Function of Art and the Gates of Art Apprecla- tion.’’ assisted by Mmes. Ackerman, ¥ | -Dawson, Krumpf an ouslas. The next meeting he Art ne tres Pay ens liga a © deme 9 ee ERITREA = lle 4 gen ip > tet Ns ty ony MIuseum March ai NOW! PRICES ARE AT ROCK BOTTOM wise thats Vo | . es 2 m ~ ‘ falik-on “‘Art Appreciation Handsome Fur Coats of French FASHION SHOW + | : ; reception or ew Fi ory (Dyed capes —— Me 4 Gowns Shown he bee ee ies egtloge -* > ena for Larger Women ee a he ee cot ae Afternoon, Sport . | ls The st. Louis Outing Club will! HARMING modes for Spring in countless variations—every one a F ee ee Oe ee ee the sponsored style for the new season. Fashioned of swagger twills, rich Tie that really ia aoedh sea | [ithe Odeon Building, Grand boute- | satins and faille silks and the sports w lens such as tweeds, striped and it will cost you! To some splendid = | [j**" 27) BBCESuenue. sili | plaided novelties. Many dre beautifully edged or collars in fur. Others purchases we have added some | cceashons Canach, tweitth | an | | are richly embroidered. . Silhouettes that are tubular or circular—to be higher-priced garments from stock. Sie” ohne ee i ae ; geste nee ¥ 7 a ee ee (Ore | yne’s figure. Of interest to the young miss ar The materials are crepe de chine | Washington social Keb. 22. : | wrapped tightly about one S figure. | ic Cc y ff miss are and satin. The styles are. lace | ||. The program was under the | the Coats with cape effects. ~>d ruffled. Tuxedo fronts | jf leadership of Miss Gertrude Simon, , | rs" : ' a Ahad | -i! Miss Gertrude entertained with. embroidered, er with peu | | several numbers. Mrs. Hilda Travis | . y. : ee i ee (Sil gens cates Aegaambel | Featuring Everglade. ..Cucumber... Winter Rose. ..Thistledown signs appliqued on. |; and “Mother of Mine.” Miss Etsie | - = N ~ hell | Koelling played several plano | | : LIC 1¢ NI AUS Seasne ,e 6 @e AVY... WEasil€ IN PASTEL COLORINGS, i ciicbore. Cor ALSO BLACK : In the evening, the Ladies’ Bible. | KLINE’&S—Third Floo % ‘class (Phi Beta Pi class), Mrs. M. ELINE’S—Main Floor. | Mangels’ class, gave a play titled | “Aunt Maggie's Will,’ in three acts The following took part: Misses Louise Bluemilein, Esther : r-priced Dresses from en reduced, along with r this event. There are ous textures, crepe de ics in a veritable rain- ed skirts, godets, razor- dery motifs and many aracteristics mark these at $13! . as *, cos) ee ia ‘ i . ae oe . ee mane ‘ Fs opp ety yas: es ee ae eS Ricci hres 2 ae : ee ae oe a e Re es Po are “ by * = . ae eee eas Fhe 5 ? oe he % mers Stzes ‘ §, » ‘ As Se Sn cond Floor eesenes Me ee an Cs ae s =i a ae

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inane tin tt Si Sh as Seip, se 2 at ms bi Jag Fo ee ea a a PNLANP aOR pty me See B tyra ee 4 om; noe de ce: elope ok fs ar RRR te oni. 4 cae Be+ wi . cr AOE, Sid ¥ ie Dee be a Tt oR y % : Hidigg. x i, ; oe eh et, do hod - 4 ” a f eiegip Se + Oe jigihie =—s el > ui TE ete, He aN PE NE oe RE: 2S wo ee + ats? MRT 1 TAF a geobied we 1% QW oe nce gece F , 4 tae Se Re” on. : _ Bie eng aera Pili OF tee Age Tl tah eae apie eae CRO ig” wage! + z — +o ape TIO nse a tbs LD Le PP. + > ARLE AES ae i A TC TNS tA I NN LE A eRe, RE pet ee ee ee ee SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH 7{, 192 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - ne mommtond A A A eS : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 5 ~ ory o> 7 a eo ean ; fear erere: Aid iil »? he afternoon. 4 — +? ’ € the club are invited to attend. ‘Pi - \ « 4 & ~~ Club Notices and Meetings gmp Eiartlet Bayer, ae secretary __/| Association, will be honor guest at i a dinner at 6:30 p. ™., Friday, at (the conclusion of the program. the College Club. She tht athens petit Csuest Restrictions Waived That | Mrs. Charles Collins and Mrs. Wal- Public May Hear Lectures on | eee ee meena Continued on Page 8. “Investments for Women” Being Given by Wednesda~ S 7 : The Wednesday Club will hold STIX, its second meeting In the course GRAND-LEADER | » 2 “Investmen'’s for Wome , : *3 ee lected br Byron W. Moser o | Yh *T we sdayv. et \[ose: : il I ttline various ki ~ State i} oans and discuss instirance as an H nvestmen?. All gue ~ tions Ht | waived at these lectures. be i cause of their educational va.ueé. The Social Economy. Section, | \firs. P. Holme Morrison, chairman. iil continue its study of “Waste” 1 . Ye 3 with rs. Truman P. 1 nader = 5 | i on 4% . o f > ~ t | al vv ~ ~ . r was i sovernin lucatio! rtising I id y = ¢ i - % | Hi a ] c f I S&S i € i | vaetrs prevailing com- ff ‘ poe Dlasti-Chrom hnsen £ Mrs. I s M. McCall ' fi ee on Seong asti- rome \ n ‘ Pp m he | . - . Li! : s Ma Salter | The Decorative Art of the Ttahian | 8: . and listen [{ Renaissance | ‘Oo @ paper on “Siamese and Java- | | : | nese Art.” by Mrs. Henry Denison. | The decorative art of the Italian Renaissance of- | ee eenett Lire will: give fers an opportunity of artistic expression to the | “Batik,” assisted by Mrs woman who delights in creating attractive and useful articles for her home. Skill in this art is easily acquired and many very beautiful and useful orna- ments for the home can be made in a few lessons. C. H. Williamson Jr., who has ar- ranged an exhibit of batik work At the ciose of this part of the program the members of the sec- ? ‘ion will go to the home of Mrs Herbert S. Hadley, 6510 Ellenwood avenue, to view her collection of | ® | O {, $ Siamese art Om t ut t ) 49 For tlhe Woman's Hour radio | p c c I $ . wr > qe? # = ‘ae Stae j a : ’ - x ss . sa . » e . > ae ot 6h om Thureday. Especially interesting to the beginner fs the very low Presidents’ Day” will be observed. price on the Outfit, which contains enough paint, clay, etc.. The president of the Wednesday to make several attractive art objects. cium, Airs. Clay E. Jordan. with | three past presidents—-Mra. Robert Daily classes from 9:00 to 5:30 are conducted Atkinson, Mrs. Alfred Shapleigh. by experienced instructors, without charge. Mrs. Er hroeger—and four metibers of the club—M*rs. Joseph Charles Ashcroft, president of the p , & A Ob ; | Religious - Organizations: Mrs. ersian ay 4 rt jects Charies Ashcort resident of the Neighborhood Association; Mrs. Specially Priced Greatly Reduced (;eorge Gellhorn, president of the League of Women Voters, and A reduction in the prices Unusual reductions have Miss hieanor Horton, president of offers an opportunity to been made on boxes, the Town Club—will speak on stock up for future use. piaques, ‘amps and an -@x- rhe Value of Women's Organiza- tensive variety ot other tions to the Community.” Pint, $1.20, 1 pint, useful articles that beau- ~—er 6sc, and %% pint, soc tify the home. Members of the. Six. Louls Col- ’ oe sige oO iege Club will entettain at : ‘clock Tuesday afternoon, !ntro- . = an@ members whoxhave joined | Our stock ot Prints is very complete—copies of iia eae aha aha’ e . iit yl. . e gViliet oe . ty m x ‘ . i -: since Gent. 1. The honor cueste i old and modern masters in all sizes, 25c to $10.00. will be presented to the club by Fifth EF the board. <A program has been planned and tea will he served at Sizes for tall, me- dium and short stout women SASEMEN? Sizes Sixty x Locus 40 t0 56 “Sen A Spring Classic—Wonderfully Pretty—Rich in Style SPRING DRESSES Featuring Style, Quality, Newness, Low Price, at ‘I A most interesting Dress event. New Spring styles he 4. ’ i ; n SEBS fashioned of Printed ey Crepes, Crepe de Chines, Flat Crepes, Georgettes — apron effects, straightlines, flares and tailored models. Novelty Spring. colorings; also Navy and Black. ‘4 4 PLT i | es = These youthful Lane . x" see ay rags | - Bryant Garments are de- “ \ signed to make your figure , | look more slender. The NEW SPRING COATS omc high quality of workman: We are featuring a smart selec- - ee cals aaa Poe and A asses SNP Si tion of youthful, stylish Spring $ this asa fashion and value Coats in latest colors and ma- ottering of first impor- PT ee ere ehates tance. : Smart Shoes With Built-In Arches Widths to EEE Lane Bryant comfort Shoes are unlike any other Shoes—in appearance, com- fort and service. Here only can the stout woman obtain these three neces- sities, in order to attain etficient “foot health.” Our Shoes are made with built- in arches and snug heel fittings to jn- sure comfort. Many attractive styles besides the two pictured. All sizes, but not in every style. Also High Shoes, Rubbers and Spats Sizes to 11 $ E00 ae ——— —_———— LO LLL See Our Other Announcements on Pages 7 and 8, This Section SO RS EE pe aE Thritt Avenue The Buy-Way of St. Louis. Boudoir Sets, 59c Scarf and three-piece vari- ty sets of white Art Cloth, stamped in simple designs. Mardquisette Curtains $1.25 Pair ‘Hemstitched border and motif in corner; edged with lace; 2'4 yards long. Brassieres, 49c In the long line stripe with elastic gusset in sides. Girls’ Footwear At $2.95 Strap Slippers and Ox- ords, representing dis- + , continued lines. mr Linen Napkins , $2.45 Dozen Linen Napkins imported from Italy: size rrx1iI, with hemstitching all around. Oval Rugs, $1.25 Measure 24x36 inches, jute center with rag border. hemstitching all around. Drapery Velour, 78c Lustrous velour in rose, blue and mulberry; 27 inches wide. Mill seconds. * ~ . eee ~ me . Thrift s enue—Matn Ficor.) os Swe Get veme % uk ame tf. Odd Pieces tor Every Room They May Be Chosen to Complete a Suite, 1f You Wish; They May Contrast With the Other Furniture m the Room—Each Prece Is Very Shecrally Priced and Presents a Roomy Chittorobe $37.50 A well-made Chifforobe, pos- sessing refinement and beauty combined with durability, that is especially desirable for the man’s room. Finished in Amer- ican walnut, it can be combined with walnut furniture. Vanity Dresser $99.75 This attractive triple - mirror vanity with six roomy drawers is finished in walnut. It may be added to other bedroom furni- ture of walnut or with a walnut- finished steel bed form a suite for the small room. Remarkable Broadcloth, $1.98 Tub silk Broadcloth wide. _— ~*+ an ~ 4 ; ‘ ~ -_ 4 ‘ ‘aula ~ -* Silk Radium, $1.39 A smooth woven cloth, evenly finished, in a desir- able quality for dresses and undergarments: 36 in. wide. pin stripes, awning stripes and novelties: 32 inches a ¢ 5 el in \ dining-room suite. Attractively designed with a grill glass door and equipped with a large, con- ia venient drawer at the base, this Cabinet is an exceptional value. Pd Lewer Panos Beautifully Patterned of Artificial Silk Duplex Rayon $1.95 Yard A beautiful soft material that will hang well at win- dow or door. Made of arti- ficial silk in a variety of pretty colors with a high luster finish; 45 inches wide. Sale of R $622 Each An interesting assort- ment of new patterns wil! be found in this group ot Curtains—especially de- irable for the living room. Each panel is made ot good quality artificial silk with scal- loped bottoms, edged in deep fringe. Drapery Damask $3.25 Yard Ar excellent choice of pretty patterns and colors is otfered in this high luster ; 9 rag ge F fabric—made of artificial ~ silk and cotton mixture. so inches wide, (Sizth Floer ) China Cabinet | $29.75 anges an Wing Chair $59.50 Now is the time to add a con- A roomy and _ comfortable venient China Cabinet to the overstuffed Wing Chair is cov- ered in a combination of rose and brown mohair. This chair will harmonize with any furnishings, but it is first and last an ex- tremely comfortable chair. Value. Tapestry Armchair $34.50 Comfortable Chairs are the most important pieces of furni- ture in a room. The tapestry covering of this High-Back Arm- chair may be made of real value in the color scheme of the room, A choice of two good designs. Occasional Table $22.50 An octagon Table, beautifully finished in walnut, is designed with eight shapely legs, joined with attractive stretchers. This charming Occasional Table, measuring 30x30 inches, is adapt- ed to Many uses. (Secanth Floor.) Ce The Latest Model Junior \ |RONER Specially Priced at ‘99 This exceptionally low cash price is of- tered for a limited time only; and is made in order to acquaint more women in St. Louis with this wonderful labor-saving device. The Simplex irons everything. May Also Be Purchased on Our r Convenient Payment Plan Now everyone may know the joy of owning this efficient helper. Convenient terms may be arranged —at a very small additional cost— with initial payment of $5.00 and balance monthly. - Well-Known Standard Makes of Ranges and Refrigerators Are Very Specially Priced for This Important Event Stix. Baer & Fuller Gas Range $392 Full-size cabinet style Gas Range, made with white porcelain splash back and oven door panels; large bake oven, four gas burners and firefly lighter. Combination Range $692 Porcelain Bungalow Range in blue, gray or white. Large-size bake oven, four gas burners and an -auto- matic lighter—it also in- cludes a 2-hole coal stove. Porcelain Range $98.6 May be had in white, tan, blue or gray porcelain fin- ish. Full-size cabinet style with large oven, automatic lighter, oven heat regulator and burner box door, Alaska Apartment Refrigerators $99.50 In the apartment style: front-icer, 75-pound ice ca- pacity. These Refrigerators are cork insulated and the food chambers are finished in white enamel. Alaska Retrigerator $9Q.50 wo oF Three-door side-icer type, {| Ss with a roomy food compart- . ie § , ment; 60-pound icg capacity. es as They are cork insulated. } Beat with white enamel food ty ——) chambers. | a, ; N — v Alaska Porcelain. d Refrigerators $110 This Alaska Refrigerator has 32-inch cork insulation and is finished in white por- celain inside and out—very easy to keep clean. Side- icer; 75-lb. ice capacity. m= ee. | Convenient Terms of Payment May Be Arranged —— 7 Fifth Floor Does a Week's Ironing in One Hour The Simplex Ironer saves hours of time and labor. You, too, can save long, tedious hours of hand ironing next week by having one of these efficient helpers de- livered to your home. Demon- stration will be given on request. Phone Central 6500. (Fifth Floer.) Bavarian China Dinner Service $189.50 The setting of your table reflects your good taste and your love of beauty. Imagine the exquisite set shown above, on your own table. This attractive set is made of high-grade Bavarian china —beautifully designed with coin gold border incrusta- fr tion, in the popular Minton pattern on rich ivory band; roo pieces. . | Glass Plates $7.95 Dox. Fashion decrees glassware for the table. Whether you choose the cool green glass or the warmer amber tone, these Salad Plates will be a welcome addition to any well-chosen service. Fith Fite sete 1s i, A 2 RD ORS a PARI AE ROAR GRIME Stet AM OP A i Pacis aa ENP SERS STAM RL RR aE Rg ate ante LOR PROS AON a Assortments of | Smart Spring Silks — At Om Yard The Silk Salon gives spe- cial thought to providing always, at this moderate price, a selection of fash- ionable Silks in qualities thoroughly dependable. This list will tell you the variety available for your choice. -- ~ Taffeta, $2.98 Soft chiffon finish, for dresses. Navy blue, brown, Copen, powder -blue’ old rose, gray, cocoa, white and black. 36 inches wide. Tub Stripes, $2.98 Pure silk crepe de ¢hine that will look as well after it is laundered as before. Light and dark grounds. 32 inches wide. Flat Crepe. $2.98 © An unusual quality, heavy and lustrous, in newest Spring shades of grays, greens, blues, navy, pink tones. etc. 40-inch, Silk Prints. $2.98 Always a favorite for Spring and early summer Frocks. The new designs are especially lovely on this heavy crepe de chine. ao inches wide. Sheer Prints. $2.98 Here one finds delightful assortments of Dolly Varden patterns and small allover motifs on Georgette, 40-inch wide. Molly-O Crepe. 92.98 Plaids and’stripes in self- color satin on heavy Molly-O Crepe make this tabric unusually distinc- tive. 40 inches wide. “™s* ‘oni } : ir : The New Woolens Charming Examples of — W hat Is Smart Cameline. $3.95 A very beautiful flan- nel of domestic weave, in cashmere and soft woolen yarns. Especially chic for one-piece frocks. 54 inches wide. W ool Plaids, $4.50 Bright colors in harmo- nizing combinations make these Plaids. distinctive for sports frocks. 54-in. Raynel Flannel. $2.95 A new effect in soft wool Flannel with Rayon decoration, very pleasing in Spring colors.and very durable. 54 inches wide. Coatings. $3.95 In this group are distinc- tive 54-in. fabrics much out of the ordinary in value. Choice weaves and colors, in plain and nov- elty tweed effects. ond Fioor ji N ovelty To Smartly Co ; et i

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—_— © OLLOWIS POST-DISPATCH i A a ene SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH i, 1926. a ip at SS NS etanen—eeneree meres ne Pee Se eS ee a ee Sf LOUIS FPUSI-UISRAI CH ee ee ne oe ee ee LS A ce ISTIX, See Our Other Announcements on Pages 6 and 8, This Section AER & FULL Presenting Styles for Women and Misses O00 New Silk Frocks Jean Patou Prints—Flat Crepes—Georgettes Arranged in an Impressive Sellin g Event Embracin g the Season’s Popular Styles In Our Needlework Classes You can learn to make many attractive things for your home-——lamp shades (stlik or crystalline) pillows, night lights, etc. We invite you to take advantage of this service. (Second Floor.) es Assortments of Smart Sfhring Silks At 3928 Yard Stoetfel s Chitton Voile Woven and Dyed mm Switzerland—F eatured at a Price Extremely Low—Yard 69 This loveliest of Voiles is seldom to be purchased at a price so low. As such an unusual value it commands the at- tention of every woman who appreciates its quality and its beauty when fashioned into Summer. frocks, lingerie, or children’s dresses. Long-fibered cotton, extra fine, is spun into hard twisted yarns—giving to this Voile a wonderfully sheer, crisp texture. 36 inches wide—in all these colors: — ee Oh aE: AE sy oe ope ovens ne -_ — ne, a ee A tne Re A ennai ~ ne = Step nde. gp The Silk Salon gives spe- cial thought to providing always, at this moderate price, a selection of fash- ionable Silks in qualities ora z thoroughly dependable. This | ~ list will tell you the variety available for your choice. Taffeta, $2.98 Soft chiffon finish, for dresses. Navy blue, : | : , ’ — = ai Light Blue brown, Copen, powder A L : blue. old rose, gray, = |. Copenhagen W hite Zinc Gray Orchid cocoa, white and black. | $34 5() | 36 inches wide. | : mace . , Tub Stripes. 92.98 ! ee lens) 7 {ae BAN f Black Peach Navy Blue oe ee are he Pure silk crepe de chine | | 7 “ ty J p ‘i Maize Honeydew Alice Blue ; ean | t Ou rea t e d > Coral A pricot (Wash Gioods—Second Floor.) mportant pieces of furni- | H that will' look as well naroom. The tapestry after it is laundered as Th ese Designs and Dictated the Styles Weg Pe hee Sena 8 RN Nagi . elena tine scale atoenneeeersiatintatadon. ante smn iadnantbadinn amuancarna ria Ea Ne ON GAOL Ye Ee AON PORRLNR EE CET ONE I “a lay oor — Oe dea tihe Snnies. ‘ or teeta “ - 2 each signees Rapa Me Ss tips. elven enon + ‘ PUTA tao ote neem . They May h Piece Is nble V alue. ——s a Lavender Beige Bermuda ‘Reseda Old Rose Sea Foam Sliema: need ones en ae ee ne eh a cat ee ee OE EO I a Sthiethnaintnaitietindemniaamanehenaantenenmaabendaeeiel ng of this High-Back Arm- | before. Light and dark ay be made of real value grounds. 32 inches wide. color scheme of the room. ice of two good designs. Flat Crepe, $2.98 An unusual quality, heavy and lustrous, in newest Spring shades of grays, greens, blues, navy, pink casional Table — tones, etc. 40-inch, 99 50 ; Silk Prints. $2.98 gon Table, beautifully Always a favorite for d in walnut, is designed Spring and early summer ight shapely legs, joined Frocks. The new designs ttractive stretchers. This are especially lovely on ing Occasional Table, this heavy crepe de chine. ing 30x30 inches, is adapt- fo ee wee. any USCS. (Seventh Floor.) Om Pag oo Sy tert ow Gossard Models for Spring —Introduce New Garments tor the You nger Set *5 wo *10 318 : ea cS 1 — A dash—a chic—a color harmony that speaks of Paris is immediately apparent in these models. They are different. Fan- tastic floral motifs, large or small dots, border designs, Oriental scenes, and quaint figures combine colors of a distinctly French flavor. The new style details in- clude plain backs and decorated fronts, Pictured at the extreme apron effects, long puffed sleeves, godets, right is a new Garment intro- flares, princess lines, and kick pleats. duced in the Gossard line of beauty. A dainty uplift bandeau is attached by means of ribbon-covered elastic to a girdle of striped satin tricot combined with elastic and lined with cotton sateen $8.50 ’ ° ins tenpaPitrhir-vephes- on-scene thinandunsamonsdian igh outs.anpeniperreneepeeenaeeee ee a a et ee, “ > ~ ——————————————— ———S — ea j ~ - i If ‘ “ < = a ema ~ a ¥ ~~ + i i) A | ) At these prices, too, are shown ( . » | gat? 2 . Sheer Prints, $2.98 “Ss i ae | = georgettes in white and_ pastel CEG USERS ) Ww : colors, in the Here one finds delightful ol crepes de chine assortments of Dolly vivid colors, and printed chiffons. - | n1or Varden patterns and Tailored and afternoon frocks are small allover — shown in women’s sizes 36 to 44 Georgette, 40-inch wide. and misses’ sizes 14 to 18 years. Molly-O Crepe. | 4 ’ meet B “ pe ~ the . srg engl Of new interest are \ es | a j id i t f Garments of similar style in other materials $5.00 $2.98 AR diy / Se | the one-piece Garments Plaids and stripes in self- ff \t } a I k G | ia : combining features of color satin on heavy GY ae i ce = ' | te brassiere, corset and Molly-O Crepe make this PE Ne i a oN P Le cee 3 ! | : step-in. $5.00 and $10. fabric unusually distinc- tive. 40 inches wide. | a SAaaakiixkye Gowns of Crepe de Chine —A Shecial Offering in the Lingerie Section What Is Smart Cameline, $3.95 vaDS 5 . a ae - t Sa Week Ss Ironing A very beautiful fian- of | AR! ee pe ae . INS , | fh | rs = af . O H | nel of domestic weave, en wer Mii . Par), | ciy . ; {= ‘one eo es s inVne iiour in cashmere and _ soft | , oe « | Ff | ) OMe, . WZRAM /- | owns Of a quality not 7 Glmeles “Eroner caves | woolen yarns. Especially | usually found at this price— of time and labor. You, too, chic for one-piece frocks. they are of heavy crepe de save long, tedious hours of 54 inches wide. chine, trimmed in good taste with choice laces and ribbon. Choice of six styles, each ironing next week by having . 3 = Y\\ f » F A. pig “ae helpers de- W ool Plaids. $4.50 ACY. y : Ai: 3 cE ) AX ( | : i will be aca Bright colors in harmo- en B i ; , é et et \ | ! | dainty and appealing — in hel Bey p5g on request. nizing combinations make Uy | os \ | | flesh, peach, Nile and coral. eli these Plaids distinctive (Fifth F) a — for sports frocks. 54-in. The New Woolens Charming Examples. of e 426 ._ 2 * see \ - ~ * @ Oo ‘ / itty : a m ha _— —. we ig wr“--n 29 Silk Slips Raynel Flannel. $2.95 A new effect in soft wool Flannel with Rayon decoration, very pleasing in Spring colors,and very Special, $3.95 In black and _=e street shades, the Slips have hemstitched bodice tops and hemmed bottoms: in white and flesh tint, some are lace trimmed. durable. 54 inches wide. my & . . ee - - _ aww ~ “A. « oC eta oe Coatin Ss. 3.95 ~: « tings. 33.95 Rayon Bloomers Silk Step-Ins, $2.95 n this group are distinc- | " - , , tive 54-1n. fabrics much ft $1.95 Of org de pens e — lie 3 ee Ss 3 _ many as a dozen styles, trim- out of the ordinary in | In extra sizes, cut amply re in lace. Flesh peach, value. Choice weaves and ‘ full. Good quality; shirred at Nile and coral shades. colors, in plain and nov- knee. Black and various colors, (Second Fleor.) elty tweed effects. 1 Floor ~~ ° —_. “ aw © ~ ' ~~ » © eal one Soe aoe we ee Bavarian China Din ner Service $189.50 The setting of your table’ Novelty French Kid Gloves flects your good taste and pur love of beauty. Imagine To Smartly Complement Spring Costu mes—SOpecial e€ exquisite set shown | a z $Q.95 _—_«_ bove, on your. own table. | | is attractive set is made ; | high-grade Bavarian china beautifully designed with + ey the NaE dadoces When you choose from this group you will be choosing from many of the very new styles. ‘The cuffs flare pertly or turn back neatly, and are of two-tone kid, or stitched in contrasting color. Black, brown, mode, gray; all sizes. Women s Red Cross Footwear Two New Models [lustrate [mportant Fashion Tendencies The Florian Oxtord in : YAS) Blonde Kid, $13.50 | ; . sae Two shades of the same color are com- bined in the very newest and smartest manner, in the Florian Oxford. It is of blonde kid, with brown kid trimming— pictured at right, below. Colorful Rayon Pillows Are Featured in Special Selling Plain colors and changeable shades of rose, blue, gold, tangerine and green offer an attractive selec- tion in these Pillows—and, besides these colors, there are many in stripes of unusual combinations. An excellent opportunity to add to the attractiveness of sunroom or living room with an extra Pillow or two. ttern on rich ivory band; DO pieces. Glass Plates $7.95 Doz. Fashion decrees glassware ir the table. Whether you oose the cool green glass the warmer amber tone, ese Salad Plates will be a elcome addition to any ell-chosen service. The London Oxtord Kavser Fabric Gloves A smart are wee to the tailored cos- % . - . tume is this three-button slipper with cut- Special, $1.59 Pair out designs. Chamoisette Gloves, well made in a variety of fancy-cuff styles, em- broidered and appliqued. Many smart styles. Main Floor.) Many of the Pillows are corded—others are shirred—and some have garland trimmings. Thrift Avenue--Main Pigs.) ee FO i ok wc’ Black Kid Blonde Kid a LLL LL LE A LLL OO me eee mw ee eee

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Caro! istorian of the c} ine Jackson, former regent, gave a Symposium on her trip through Switzerland, Italy, Holland and Belgium. j The Sorority Circle will mee+ at the home of Mrs. William Wade Walters, 5738 Pershing avenue. Thursday at 2 p. m Mre. Lillle Wilcox will have charge of the program. The aubject will be “Czecho-Slovakia and Polanda.” The Scottish Rite Woman's Club will celebrate its first anniversary Tuesday afternoon [{n the lounge room of the Scottish Rite Cathe- dral, Lindell boulevard. Spe- Cial guests will ’ Alexander G. °6°7 oOo Vea ; = Tes la: ni iistaf e Cochran, Judge fsovereicn ‘grand inspector-general of the Rite in Missouri; Lewis T, Tune, presi- dent Scottish Rite Cathedra] Asso- elation; Judge Walter J. G. Neun, venerable master, Lodge of Perfec- tion; William S. Campbell. wise taster Chapter Rose Croix: Nicola P. Zimmer, commander council. and Thomas H. Cobbs, venerable master Missouri’ Consiatory, No. 1: | © Wadé@ Falert. musical director, Continued on Page 9. : ADVERTISEMENT “DIAMOND DYE” ANY GARMENT, DRAPERY Just Dip in Cold Water to Tint or Boil to Dye ~~, Each 15-cent package contains directions 80 simple any wom- an can tint soft, delicate shades or dye rich permanent col- ors in lingerie, silks, ribbons, skirts, waists, dresses, coats, stockings sweaters, draperies, coverings, nang. in v uy Diamond Dyes—no other kind tell your druggist whether the material you wish to color is wool or silk, or whether it is linen, cotton er mixed goods. Gay at Rarr Branch Library. Al] ————— ee A A and Jumpers, Each OO acquaint more men with I our Downstairs Store we are offering this well- known brand of Overalls and Jumpers at this low price; 1200 to sell; For Monday Only— Men’s “Headlight” Overalls no mail or phone orders; sizes 32 tO 42. Sizes 44 to 48 are specially priced at $2.00. (Men's Clothing Department—Downst 42 . oa ee .s D SUNDAY MORNING, er ee — — — _ _____o= ae See Our Other Announcements on Pa STIX, BAER & FULLER .GRAND D-LEADER - OWNST+ MARCH —_- 1920 een IRS* PY RT ete igs a - fanz) " ges 6 and 7, This Section ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Shades. airs Store.) [Vi alue- Giving is OurService = thePublic ane maiiel splendid values, 600 Scalloped and Fringed Window Shades VERY special offering for Monday is group of 600 ecru opaque All are mounted on guaranteed spring rollers and come complete with fittings. this 68c Mill rejects, but Downstairs Store) | An Extraordinary Sale of Women ’sNew Begins Monday With Most Advantageous Choice—Priced NOTEWORTHY d a garments. new in styles and collect: specially selected from makers of high-grade hew in colorings. on’ of 675 Coats— New in material, This sale pre- sents an unrivaled opportunity to select a new Spring Coat at a great saving. Tailored of novelty mix- tures, plaids and suedes. sport wear. in sizes 16 to 44. HESE Coats are lined silk-mixed crepe. make an early selection. New Location Near Sixth Street Entrance Downstairs Store. with satin de chine and Come in plain and trimmed models, suitable for street, business and All the new high shades and mixtures are well represented. Styles for misses and women Sale begins at 9 oclock. fancy plan to is made through inches wide. Payon Bedspreads $6.95 to $8.95 Crinkled Bed Sets with woven Jacquard designs in stripe effects in blue, gold and rose; all are scalloped and come in sizes 80x108 and 90x108 inches; some are only one of a kind. HI material is very popular because it c2 ee- Full ene we cae $6 Size ‘as $288 Woven fast .65 colored Crinkled Bed Sets in blue, rose and gald; are scalloped and have cut corners. Separate bolster to match. New Wash Fabrics At 69c¢ Yard Printed silk warp dress crepes, printed highly mer- cerized cotton charmeuse, and A.B.C. silk and cotton tabrics in the newest de- signs in many combination colorings. May be used for womens and _ children’s wear. Special Sale of 6600 Yards 36-Inch Plain and Stripe Effects of Unusual Beauty—a Yard n be used for many purposes. a special purchase and savings of an unusual character can be affected by those who make selection Monday. Come in solid pastel shades of blue, orchid, maize, pink, green, and honeydew as well as woven stripes of various color combinations. The low pr All 36 Rayons |, A3c iG Madras and Broadcloth Shirtings with Rayon stripes and checks ; lengths 2 to 9 Yards; a yd., 39c — Bed Sets 3 oClock Special 36-Inch Cotton Broadcloth Shirtings m B occasional br xtra PP aie At 25c Yard A lot of 1600 yards of ity hi ly lercerized e roadcloth Shirtings, with oken selvage. New Spring Crepe de Chine Dresses for Little Folks 95 "a OTHERS will find Crepe de Chine Dresses come in the new high shades. Also at this price are panty Frocks trimmed with hand broidery and white collars. also rib- of rayon, bon ties: sizes 2 to 6. Child’s Voile Dresses, $1.50 ond $1 There are styles for the small children who wear to 3 in white and colors as well as in sizes 2 to 6 years that are attractively trimmed with hand smocking and em- broidery. . charming of a splendid quality and trim- med with small ruffle of satin ribbon: ‘ *. a » = ‘ made Cfri- Downstairs St Se , 95 sizes Sale of Sample ’Kerchiefs O $ e At — E are showing an extensive W cariery of the newest Foot- parchment and gray, shades for Spring wear. ing from this group should be a delight as the assortment is so at- tractive. conceivable style heel; Monday Featuring the New Shades of, 29 wear, including blonde, the new Choos- There are patent leathers, col- ored leathers and neat combina- tions in all the newest creations. embodying the trimming and inlay effects. Also D’'Orsay pumps and neat strap effects. The heel styles embrace the extreme high dress heel, | Spanish, Cuban and military styles. Come in sizes 3 to & © Continuing the Sale of Shoes at $2. 20 This sale group includes patent leather, black satin and } some colored kid in colonial, D’Orsay pumps, Opera pumps, = fancy straps and other new and popular styles. sizes 3 to 8, but not in latest ideas in Dresses, and when so low priced should make instant Fores Crepe is the most popular n material for Spring appeal to the An exceptional qua dresses, blouses, etc. Wild Honey Black Brittany ations, sleeves, Brittany. scarfs, woman who fashions her own c®thes. Navy Dogwood Gobelin Olivia 40-Inch Georgette Crepes $1.25, $1.65 and $2.45 Yd. Three different weights of silk Geor- gette crepe for dresses, blouses, combin- etc.; 40 wide: come in ashes of roses, tan, navy, palmetto, orchid, turquoise, jade, coral, phantom, black and white. lity that may be used tor making 40 inches wide. Shown in Jenny Rose Flesh Blonde White Palmetto Green Gray Phantom Red Pure dyed plain Taffetas in a weight for all Taffeta pur- Women’s Novelty Shoes Including Blonde, Parchment and Gray Every _ | every style. tairs. Store.) We Feature in the March Sale 3240 Yds. High-Grade Flat Crepes. AT) Yard 36-Inch Chiffon Taffetas At $1.84 Yard and changeable Plain shades of inches poses. 36 inches “wide. navy, yellow, pink, Brittany, orchid, American beauty, lovebird, rose, thistle and black. sted Stenet —— aes 5c 10c 15c to 35c Regular and Extra Size Apron Dresses From Two Well-Known Makers E were indeed fortunate Wi ciese Handkerchiefs porter and a domestic A varied selection is offere prices. The Domestic Line— Included are women’s linens, embroidery; come in white a The Imported Line— Women's Handkerchiefs. Swiss, staple and cloths and linens, in plain Cc elty embroidered and novelty derful values: & gifts. | Sale of 10,000 Pairs Ruffled Curtains Features a Special Purchase at Unusual Savings are colored match. Fine sheer cluded. sale marquisette A°68c s HESE dainty Curtains crossbar with _ solid tie-backs to ual value. of colored ruffles: Unu At $7 28 Set ruffled Curtains of mercerized voile in splash and plain effects: neat ruffles; tie - backs are in- Low priced in this excellent and length: blue, rose and gold. At rs 8c Set Crossbar scrim quality: Curtains of full width all are 2', yards long. Suitable for bedroom, bathroom, etc. At $7 98 Set Dainty dotted marquisette Curtains with solid colored ruffles: valance in double ruffled tie-backs included: irc d cottons, voiles and plain woven and with novelty corner nd colors ee | novelty effects of sheer hems Stl suitable for cetacnal use or trtee —_—o Sow 4 S844 EK i Cai in securing Om an im- manufacturer. at very low ~ ; , 7c R re oo an 2 iIcned, aaVy¥ Shapes. Won vet Rugs in wanted new patterns and colorings: all are seamless and fringed; Qx12-foot size. 27x54 Velvet Rugs G vet Rugs in s jute vel- Attractive patterns in this lot of Rugs in shades of rose. blue, tan, etc. Low-priced at $1.89 9x12 Linoleum Rugs Genuine burlap-t aged — ed Linoleum Rugs. rtect, but in discontin- "$11. 96 ued patterns... 4-Yd.-Wide ye Heavy D grade cork Lino- leum, slightly imperfect: roco yards to sell: a square yard Cc 7% Present Remarkable Economy “96° GROUP of 2800 new Apron Frocks, every one A: a remar There is such a large va- riety of attractive styles, im pretty patterns and the most desirable materials that most any patron's desire can be satisfied. fast-color materials including cotton linene, dimity. kable value. Well gingh lams, Cr Or Ings; ; extra sizes. tailored of cham epe and crossbar sizes for misses and women and plenty ot Also in the group are about 1000 of the es popular Dressettes. (New Location, Near Sixth Street Entrance, Downstairs Store.) vi cotton sateen, Come in attractive col- —_ ——a7 nn Monday’s Sale Offers the Better Kinds of Men's Imported English Broadcloth Shirts Plain Colors, Checks, Stripes t ls an un- usual opportunity to an- EN will find th ticipate their Shirt needs for the coming warm weather. Excellently tailored of ported English broadcloth in neckband and collar-attached styles. Full cut have open bar- rel and double French cuffs. Come in new fancy patterns in stripes and checks, also plenty of white and blue. A lot of 2400 in sizes 14 to 17. Plan to make an early selec- tion while the group is com- plete. eines atairs =? Ore Fe S Ladies’ 50c Lisle Hose Regular or Outsize 39c Monday Is Double ie | Constant Comfort Ladies’ 2-Strap Pumps Hand-Turned Soles — | Sizes 3 to 9 Widths A to EE oi estful short vamp wan made of soft Black kid. Hand-turned goles, cushion insoles, | steel arch supports, Cu- | ban rubber heels. Constant Comfort Nurses’ Oxfords Sizes 7 to 9 Ki Widths B to EE ; "S|. Plain toe or with tip; comfortable because they’re made of soft Black Kid with cushion ' insoles, steel arch sup- ports and low rubber heels. : I A —— oe — —— Styles HART SCI SPRING yo may loc swinging be plaid from « softer Spanish ¢ cape, or ripples all the newest ic terns You AL. Ask for

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werincd RRR ge OE RO dre _ ONAL ERIE LEAT Ce ee oa ’ . CR DIA” AIR ttc A ABR. 2g tty AS Se Ae aie os - —_ — ta = m LL DALAL AA PLLA - ater ST.LOUIS POST-NISPATCH = SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH 7, 1926. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a >a: = ) |Club Notices | nian sisi : = i Ladies’ 4 Wil Children’s 50c if And Meetings | : ——. ahs Mercerized ERR ms ascases 5. clin edaaa | * . it : SIXTH AND FRANKLIN Ribbed Hose Bland James W. Skelly, secretary | : lloped and Fringed : | Outsize a 4li-Leather Shees fer All tbe Family . | se - preettiat ; Rite Bodies, ‘The ann ; | Shades : 39¢c , 39e Es. Kessler. | > ais All sections of the club will be. e » 610 to 618 Washington Avenue pecial offering 6b os ‘ a4 lows: per ee C| Hi] Monday Is “Comfort Special” Day J!" war—reesestne 1 ne oo ec »p tional colors. Minuet. are mounted on Double Eagle Stamps All Day Monday Welcome Address—By Mrs, M, P. ring 9% and a Zimmer, president. ' e with fittings. A , C Cc Y y Social—Piano solo by Mrs, August i ititie Sere Bt onstant Comfort " Constant Comfort a s. a ore.) 1 1\ Ladies’ 2-Strap Pumps Men’s Comfort Shoes : Hs: SaenRe. ® pimeaeom-- ae . | Semi-Dress Oxfords | Dramatic Art—Courting Under Hand-Turned Soles $5 Specials! Sizes 7 to 9 Difticultiles, under direction of 4 Sizes 3 to 9 At this store special attention is given to Widths A to EE Mrs. Peter Eisloeffel, assisted by @ e + | Mrs. Stella Woodrow Barnes and | Miss Ruth Affelder. V y ill ear 11S S | In | Music—(a) “Dawning,” by Cad- , Em n speesesD nes ae ne ee eee whos cies kas isla sa es ea New Shades of, | Widths A to EE Comfort Shoes for men. Here you'll find $ 3 all-leather Shoes sensibly designed in me- $ x ae Constant Comfort The Social Weiiare Section of “400 tn at Kid or Calf,$5. ee C C f t —_ D S p the Scottish tite Woman's Club sonstant Comyor : ‘ ‘will meet at 1 p. m. Tuesday with Special Bunion Shoe — -— — Mrs, Stella W. Barnes as chatir- . ‘man. Mrs. G. V. R. Mechin of the Big Sister Organization will speak. |The sewing robm will be in readi- /ness Wednesday and Mrs. Schier- ‘baum, chairman of the Children’s | Aid Committte, will have charge. | The Monday Club of Webster Groves gave a civics program at an open meeting last Monday. The subject of annexation was dis- cussed, Dr. G. W. Stephens speak- ing against the proposal and War- New three-bar lattice ren Brown in favor of it. Robert | . dium or broad toe lasts, with welt-sewed ; | ovelty oes soles and rubber heels. =, | man; and (b) ‘Waters of Minne- ; ° ay | tonka,"” by Lieurance. h d G Plain Toe Lace Shoe Le dant )Art—“Mona Lisa,’’ Leonardo da | , : ee ear Re , ‘ archment an ray Made of soft, pliable Black | incl; “Greatest Vamp in Art,” | & P ° or Brown Kid in E width: Tcl ogpelrssay ct eaaigeersaigae® EVER has a season known such a variety of silhouettes, or of lack Calf i | Music—Violin solo by Mrs, Esme- | E ; go yay _ ee | falda Berry Mayes, of fabrics, of colorings. Sonnenfeld’s present the smartest | hort vam ac 1 xtord — | Literary—Review given by e fol- s . ° . ; and — ot okt $ short vamp model. Made | lowing members: Mmes. Thom- | f interpretations of each of the details that combine | Bl: ok kid Hand-turned with . cushion insoles, (§|> as H. Whitehill, Howard G. Cook, to make this season’s Coat mode SO distinguished. sales cushion insoles, Also Congres steel arch supports and | Fuqua Turner, George A. Schrie- : steel arch supports, Cu- heii de Black Cuban rubber heels. | ver and Miss Vuth Affelder. L | ’ Nurses Oxfords A lace Shoe of Black glazed Sizes 3 to 9 Sizes 3 to 9 Kid, made extra wide to give headquarters, where she. atayed patent leather, black satin and § part of the time. | . os ee a a Scie irr ce Sites nepheati romee mee ene " - the extreme high dress heel, ae (oats that “Will Lead The Flare-From-the-Shoulder Coat aden ld seine medida aad Abaeic catia. take ae ee ‘Orsay pumps, opera pumps, §f | The Executive Board held its Ghai ge B80 Every | March business meeting Thursday ee The Cape Coat and popular styles. ai | with Mrs. G. W. Stephens, first 3 to 8, but not in every wy te. 'vice president, presiding. The] @ ppl sigs history and literature section will ' meet Monday at 19 a. m. under . perc ee | the direction of Mrs. W. W. Key- | sor. Monday afternoon at 2:30 | o'clock, the education and current se e March Sale » Flat Crepes Yard | topics section will meet with Mrs. |E. H. Eikhoff in charge of the | | program and the topic will be se 1 d @ : | | “Products—Natural Resources, Ag- 7 The Fur- rimmme oat ; | ricultural and Manufactured.” The better homes group will meet Tuesday at 2:30 o'clock. Mitss “ern Goss of the Missourt Botan- ical Gardens will be the apeaker, and her subject “Garden Plan- | ning:”’ The parllamentary law group will meet Thursday morn- ing at 10 o'clock under the leader- | ship of Mrs. N. P, Zimmer, The Biographical Club met last | Monday at the Toy Theater, with | qi | ; : } ‘3 H ' pring stant thes. aking The Coat Without Fur | | The Straight Wrap-Around Coat | | The Embroidered Coat Rose h ve Miss Elizabeth Morse and Miss Manka Fawcett hostesses. The | speaker was Mr. Lee Meriwether, |a world traveler. He took the sub-| \Ject, “Japan,” giving a description P The Satin Coat * eo |of the life of the country, business, ‘art and social conditions from his ‘impressions gkained ina satay of |several months. The country, he |sald, ts lacking {n sanitation, but iin the development of {ts army and ,navy is doing more than other na- tions and with extraordinary effi- [ Chiffon Taffetas t $1.84 Yard ed plain and changeable a olan for all Ratteds our- inches wide. Plain shades of ow, pink, Brittany, orchid, eauty, lovebird, rose, thistle ————— J » CRSA CS NR re OR RE sy ee AONE SIRES SENTERO aay 2 es nS | The Kashmir-Lined Silk Coat | et OO a ,clency. Mr. Meriwether said that fas individuals Japanese are courte- ous to Americans, but as a nation | ; they feel they have cause for re-| - 1 & Marz Sentment because of the law pre- | ,venting Japanese holding’land in | .the United States, | | The Misses Marjorie J 4val-| & . ; i | gave a plano due WILLS, charmeen, candia, kasha and kashmir weaves in , Copyright 1926 Hart Schafines , i im , oe ee A RE ER CO LLC LT a a " .ma Mangrum gave a plano duet, | “Spring Flowers,” by Ritchie: i - apron Dresses | : Gladys Hicks, a 7-year-old girl Coats for trotteur and dress wear. oe "7. oe | | layed “The Woodnymph’ 5 : : , . a Styles for every type un i Wen; Mire. Beullp Bown Ricker! toman silks in Coats with a more formal air iirst Fan,” will be presented by gave a reading, “I Wond Why,” ° the last tiny button, each de- ‘and Mr, Patrick Cook Sasi their new types of collars to HART SCHAFFNER & MARX tail hints of Paris. the members of the club. SPRING COA I S FOR The West End Woman's Chris- . tlan Temperance Union will hold The next meeting of the club will pick, avy bie, gray, Beige gen B35 ty £195 and the new soft blue tones in Coats. {its spring institute Friday, March he held April 6, when a play, ‘‘The . (Ss tfeld's Coat Shop—Third Floor.) N 19, at 10 a. m. at the Maple avenue ORE : Methodist Church. A St. Patrick's 7 s' day luncheon will be gerved at ‘noon. Mrs. H. J. Symons wil! sing : a number of Irish songs and Mrs. OU may look smartest in one of the loose oe eeekiand will talk on the q swinging box coats in a great eee | The St. Louls Dante Club held a | . 'meetir Wednesday afternoon t plaid from Scotland Or you may want the meeting Wednesday afternoon, 6) All C)R KI) | | softer Spanish grace that flows in a picturesque James E. Myers, 1447 Shawmut | & . : ~ place. Mrs. ‘Wiam ’, Spear, : cape, or ripples in a flared style : You ll see president, had charge of the meet- WITH A TELLING TOUCH OF CHIC ACHIEVE A all the newest ideas, colorings, fabrics and pat- | ee SMARTNESS ALL THEIR OWN terns You'll see tempting prices, too | “leadership of Dr. William L. Sulli- $ van will meet Thursday afternoon ‘ . . at 3:30 o'clock in the parlors of the S Ask for our new Spring stylebook a a ee | / 0 to ? ) Be Attractive TAILORED SUITS AND FROCKS wv ILL Spring, you have probably wondered, bring much that is new in Hats...crowns, colors, brims.. .and what about materials? Just a hint here...more trimming, but always . flatly placed to retain the tailored line, crowns nipped in new = bangkoks, ballibuntls, crocheted viscas and felts important, oiten ming new draping. ined with other fabric and beco . — (Sonnenfeld's Millinery Salon—-Second Floor.) In the smartest*styles and fabrics —exclusive ideas from the fashion F | x centers of the world } SAGGING, LINED AND PREMATURELY | AGED FACES LIFTED Fullness above and below eyes, scars and facial blemishes re- And in Our Popular-Priced Sports Hat Section 9 : moved. Prominent ears, thick 3 TIE “seat ceustlein notes ro. [ You will find soft hemps, Bankoks, azure straws, felts and $4 95 moved without cutting o electric- lightweight straws in the smartest shades at.......-. oe wer eee + ity. French Mumification Method. No pain or danger. f (Sonnenfeld’s Sport Hat Shop—First Floor.) Washington Avenue at Broadway | Expert Plastic Surgeon Trenty Years’ Saccessful Practice Suite No. 915, Title Guaranty Building, Seventh and Chestnnt. 3¢ HOUBS: 1 to 5b P. ML ‘ po ee a

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% & - meee , y ‘ " ” hia ii ‘ ween ihe hile a wT, . . segettier nag mee . Sami * PADS OREO, tha Le Cet S AEE aS CREE IREN OH si 4° hue . - Wray + AS . . c wes kay a Pu eee “ a Ke onto —— : >, x ty % ae on _ mend % Se Mies ol ge ee ee, ee fe ce bet ne * j eee ee ee iste mer S ; re Be j — na, (SR oP au re 2 2h hoger : eS ee ae ee ae * . . ine ieee API EP BEG pe as Sa in psa ae ar eRe a ee: . | - . = | - 3 > = E ¥ FF te wee = Key mY thins a SE rr rt ete a i : ene : ke f ee. eer . ve : . me std ae ape pT ale AO RONNIE cM NS om ters Tie icp ight coadaedite onetime nana, iets OEM DS aki ARS bry = os 7 7 ca ai ms setepi ac .-« aay Ahoy ‘oseate ao” oe « . 2 a ‘ Sen ame as *t S Tut Y he. Meith a om ; 4 Wied , ? SRI a OE ingen sas We Bs ah YUE . . 2 $ i 7 Pox * j pita “ Se ee ee . ” ee ee ee Oe ¢ “Whevte-Fox” lea Product of the Luck Tiger Remedy Co., a of a 4 famous Lucky Tiger Hair Tonic. = | 8 | The Master mt Corrects the Named, Unnamed _jand Misnamed Skin Disorders en Pimples, Rash, Prickly Heat, Cuban Itch, Tetter, Poison Ivy, and Ecze- —- mateous conditions quickly eradicated By the Associated Press. by use of ‘‘Whyte-Fox’’ Nos. land2. | Always sold under Money-Back Guarantee. Thousands of testimonials. Here is one— ny ard AFTER SEVEN YEARS! was troubled with pimples and other face ekin disorders about seven years. I tricd every- thing, but Rothing did me any good unti Thyte-Fox’’ was recommende {ae ap 4 ‘ is , Lee ryt 7. = Y and eign | oan « bi Very pr mp 1D ac aatigs : . ~”~ ng, soothing in- 5S tion. Under its healin; fluence, chest soreness goes, phierm loosens, breathing becomes easier, ' tick!ing in throat stops and vou get sto “4 : a good night’s restful sleep. The usual throat and chest colds are con- quered by it in 24 hours or: less. Nothing " better for bronchitis, ‘ i es 2 : os hoarseness, croup. throat. tickle, « bronchial asthma or winter coughs , ad 1 if € . if , - f x i | 1 ’ t sf a Li pat rT a aie > = rhis if yi r ] th yeu i buy ad : for three imee the monrer Keeps perfectly and chiidren love its pleasant taste Pinex is a specia! and high!v couce trate] compound f genuine Norway pine extract wT | the Ww : Ove’? for its prompt b ing effect upon the mem- branes ss . » feeann me — L. reur Ieie io ave ta ai i *s -/ m —— * is AN ' * OF ii” miet for “2% ounces of Pinex with full directions, and don't accept anything elee. Guaranteed to give lute «ati ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FIRST PHONE TALK | HALF CENTURY AS | ‘i Alexander Graham Bell, t Got His Right Number, Too. BOSTON, !come here: Was speaking, bu =>}? has 4 hires . : . . - Be if Uit'aa en . ro * TT) CSSci | | ss thw rig here W i Was + j rt Tacoma, Wath, vA eet S v,\ j ¢ a, » T? : rl i on ; ; - , : 4 S bis n yA > i Tw > ~ (yt NSitLiv ¢ vi ing sound iS SOT] ~~ E om} i | a N A i \ \ . son moved t rooms on th [}* ran “impro’ ry A ? ’ : a —— 4° 4 ‘ im oO I ie > } , ‘ ,° Siji ~ } o & ™ oe S Q Gark NacKVTOUNAS. Val = ‘y — ee b / +> i AGEL §?* ‘ ' \% ° — ~ : ee S Pan r,s ¢3 ~ cS 17} mew 4 . sh $4.50 Flat Thread Crepe Extra-heavvy weight im all the , new Spring shades, also pink and & ivory. 40 inches wide. Yard..... an cord $ oe 2+ & =& 2s ks se ne cié@ Yard oS . $895 22s 10 622 4-Inch Printed Silks cick tik to cia 6 OED Georgettes, in new Spring +52 vards makes a dress. Yard. 1gns . yr I qiaa ‘ » } ee | , a ES TS A TT PEO OOOO © OR EEE FFF OF 88 ROT OP Oe OF OR © OR Oe™ + + Owe © Cee § Oe OS ES SP aw © F Oe Fe OEY OF OF SEO 6 OSS 4 OEP Eee cial Purch pr Including The outstanding feature of this wonderful new pur- chase of fine Coats is their choice of lines, distinction of styles, equally suitable for the flapper, miss or matron. ? : Aboug0 Sample 25, 540, $45id $50 Value C hoig pnady T weeds 4 Checks Materials; * Herri a Flares a i “ 1 . © ~ _ ~~ =F ] Be . _o a | soete ciii mahi Yryany qrawer Hottoms, I Ai Oval bed design in graceline patt: 19 Nevaty ext $3.95 to $10.50 Sixth and Loe ryant Ist Sts. St. Louis S300 Four-Piece Bedroom ‘ ..t 2 223.30 ¢: 2 2 ee ee ae eee oe Double-Deck Bed Springs $ | 45 A — ee 8 ¢© ©. @ 68 © 8 2.48 EC Ee ee eS 2S Se Se Se Se Oe Se: SS. cS oe: Oe Oe lwents j ra ' ~~ a — act i ' * ; f rs ‘ mw .y ix “J ‘ , *, * . ae ; , i . —_ \ oon ‘ L4 erences meena, a erpre Oita ny. Da _ era’ ~ uite Krocks vies—Some have t-proof con- “ ; | Z 5 = Nugents Charmer Felt +¢* tr \lattress S78 eh. (Nagents—Fourth lieor., Senth.) of these bea Size Rugs unusual range’ coloring: : croup is sea sures Wwonde quality. Ineli are both Axmil slight ; many of thema Sale Slarts @@an, WOE = li) = es Mond ay vedas _ The Big China Store---No¥ hn % : a (Mina Liinner e@eeeere7#*#ee#eee@*#eeseteed@s@e#es CGracefully modeled § beautiful narrow tan @ decoration with Bird - match, very attractives 100-piece Sets ....-+-m Bavarian China Dinner Sets 337.54 r 1) Bea, thy. fm Poiret Twill Lorsheens igigndia Cloth Candia Diamone tH Sleeves Collars Models Etc. Miss, 18, 20 -Size Ru 29 ton Velvet Rugs—some subj hardly noticeable, ‘ale Monday. are { as the quantities are lin choosing. Buy on the Sordlub Plan - ; (Nagente—Third Fleer, | alk of St. Loui er [inner Sets pe fie: Uinner Service for 12 ¥ Al horder panel ‘Te. color line to 33 nece Border Di Arnrder ond ; i@¢r decoration and twa vegetabie die ea.

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% ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eo : SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 7. 1996. STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH TORNADO RELIEF WORK: —"“""™==™—=™" : ue she Keuwy WILL CLOSE MARCH 18 ; CONSTANT CURLING rchas@dSale of 10 ems , Cc as ~ | Buy on The , sana AND WAVING DRIES Cn , : Morris Plan pee Croce Hiss Cann 5 SE LIFE | # ©6295 to 50 Weeks to Pay ion te ne te : FROM HAIR | : | ze : | a3 F urin ° 13 : | om=mo-—__oeeso The Store for. ALL the People ‘ as ¥ ff CHICAGO, March 6.—Red Cross 7 3 an relief work in the Missonri-lllinols- : i x FAAS, . Indiana tornado belt will close . if (em : Pi. iw ‘ March 18, exactly one year after , O mM | the most destructive tornado ji) ‘ * —_ ~~ i i i i a American history. Nearly $3,000, 0600 was raised for a relief fund, ‘o ' | ‘ ; Hf , ne p lip dollar of the relief funds went for . BOR AEE ge SER oe Mer aN, sect a goth re other vear of service ; ; vr ) eal 2 service to d great commu- rehabilitation, except for a balance nity—another vear that sees us grow— of $75,000 placed in-—trust for fu- ture needs arising out of the tor- . 4 € ors 4 & ‘ee. \ “IP - ¢ 7 s @17 , " . ag Cho , a TV ly MA v : i 2 | ) most twice the size we were only a short nado. ‘This is the largest but one LC 77 Wd) L pee § he 3 a ‘s VCcar ago. of the domestic relief operations of | a oA t3: elt , t % the American Red Cross. J O iA ae el a3: oe 12g) : : In its report being prepared ‘or : A determination to become stil] greater auditing by the War Department, . the Red Cross has thus divided its Girls just must eurl and wave as Store ior ¢& NC-Pe — . | , as a store for all th ople relief expenditures out of each dol- bobbed hair to appear their pretti- ; ae : mY, ‘ i~ | if POPS oe laws’: , est. But constant curling and wav- One of the outstanding fea- % . m is ty pa a Rae \ 1 Pullding and teenies ii i , its ing burn and dry the luster, vitality ° SS / § . + mi wager . — ( SOF ‘ Meg , € , ; ues bid urnishings p cant ats a wie , tures of the new Coats is the tly Z . , On we 1a ex press oul ‘gratit ud to Food .. reer serte } Conte ani very life from the hair. swacefal / bhe’ eg ae: SS; mn i | our faithful friends and patrons with a . i . sink, levees, old end: ee aus ao penta une a Herringbongdia Cloth Candia Diamond, Etc. ( . : i . : : bach ni: includes a pair of eur- go | tain tie-backs, and wo-varda- ; mber of families reporting Ryan ee ee a a t ya need due to tornado loss was liste] It’s Easy—If You Know Dr. wide valance to match. Phey srl by the Red Cross as follows: Edwards’ Olive Tablets all guaranteed sunfast and wash- MISSOURI “e — pa No. of e secret of keeping young is ame. . i St ‘Nic , poral Beiar Annapolia eee... aan Z*™MleR, feel young—to do this you must unusual value. Perryville .., Lithows. tt 2 watch your liver and bowels—there’s S pecia 1] v e ee re reg sai +; no need of having a sallow complex- Set i feature re pur is their AOR AMDO EO Oo CR ah tome T ailitainch dicndasiadehetieaienir cal , ee Seren nar ene een — == Wi ——*, @aait\\ SS a GS Oe 04° eee atrata Cae can GK rs Bluebell ‘9 Everglade Julip IPDS Winter Regis de Rose Thistledowtach Gray Seashell @ Sandal (Corn aOrm No — rake vr v spate nn Se i ARR pe amr ona tale iene rn yan ite NAEP MS ne U8 ef Al ee ny 7 priced for roi. ore 247 ion—dark rings under your eyes— Bs dk a he tateesescendiagh ~ if i27 her | pimples—a bilious look in your face Ss ° Murphysboro ) fies wedded een ‘ojo, 7 dull eyes with no sparkle. Your selling ...... West Frankfort st eeeeeeses 1307 | doctor will tell you ninety per cent . Flizabeth epulemegtons: , of all sickness comes from inactive Regular 85c to $1.15 Griffin... 177 | bowels and liver. : ie ‘ noth fila ; Dr. Edwards, a well-known physi- Curtain Materials PUMOUE stents: sete tsgeces | OWL a eae a ph} Site for Industrial Exeneitic cian in Ohio, perfected a vegetable 4900 yards in this particular group ppt i : ieee pot a. compound mixed with olive oif to act of various Curtain Materials, such as ; «“nhouncement was mage yes-| .. she liver and bowen ae fericayv » iow ’ . ‘ : — ” ’ artificial wsilk gauze, ravon, also cre- | terday of the issuance of a permit hi les ¢ | e mee ' by the Board of Public Service ; gave to his patients for years. tonnes and artificial silk draperiea. papa poew ¢ vice and Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. the w.* °6 to 45 inches wide. A most unu- the Commissioner of Parks and atitute for calomel, are gentle in te Be ale “e ") Recreation to the Greater St. Louis | S¢tion yet always effective. They brie sual value at this : ' ae | about. that natural buoyancy which *’ price, yard Independence Celebration and Ex- | she-“4 enjoy by toning op the liver ard | position of Indi i: rovress, | Hearing the avatem of imourities. if ) Industrial Progress, Dr. Edwarda’ 44am @.é » \ ¥ Sapien ee eee a, eal Olive Tableta are kne.,.¢ 4 30e. ; Si s + ME ri | a Wi; | ‘- 0 HE ‘ * ’ . ~- > - I | pats for use of the abandoned | by their olive color. 16¢ an Strat Flares si fe: Pg 5 7 tei +f Im ported St Gall S $1 45 } Yr] nged olland 'aviation grounds in Forest Park. a . : Se i Bowe. % iz meee fi) eg si: | ” | = |It will be used as a site f he ee Semi-Fla is Ot te Be F TREES +» } , af . so J or the | ’ Tidhlfieres hh AB ee : Curtains Shades [exposition and celebration under momen: QOCESSORY COLUMN fee ] yes ys : % 2 : y te iy scind " , ‘ at X ' the auspices of the Chamber of « . 7 J so. ; au} } “sae 8 cA i pee; 3 e t: é , F ‘ F - : _TIMELY TIPS and save money. Bell Sleetir Collars i ees & ee +2 FOE te! | a F Shown in the new ivory and beige These Shades are 36 inches wide and | ommerce, from Sept. 4 to 19. Tucked Colarf Collars % Cae © it ee ee f tints, all with neat border effects, ap- 7 feet long. Made of elegant quahty Open ® : nn Onue Inverted Models ths AT, i 3. \ r | #f pliqued on elegant quality and serv- domestic Holland, scalloped and trim- : Evenings Evenings 7 1s. 44 , a ee NE 3: 6) jeeable net. Average width and 214 med with rayon fringe. Shown in : tare epic. o teas tt | ifs Tory ameris ~ | the wanted shades of | Se hee 83 vards long. Very special $ 3 = i . 85 | yellow and blue. Cc | : Lowest Manufacturers Easiest at this low price. p | 2 Ree | rices 1018 OLIVE Bach . «000 sc0cc0 c —— , “4 %. Border decoration cotn . s- | ; , , : —— =~ all % “! @nd two Aha 2 Spee FAC mee . e¢ : ; ai vegetah vw fdichear Manufacturers of Starch Grand, Upright and Player-Pianes oa : ; | | . em Southwest Cor. 11th and Olive St. (1018) St. Louis i EES Ori N EVENINGS UNTIL 900 ~ ‘Sogrn te—Forrth

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, a 7 + . 7 nm ee ee a tr a % ~_ — mo ee a - on ae - P (RMR IS EN ESO LOE ALLIES OL AN ALN LLL LISS ALL ANIA ALOR LOLOL, ORL LOE SAORI AY AB NE . 08 a tel ‘ w ry AY MR OE parece sees hy a Ps NE a , ™ > re - 7 - . , : ; ee or ; plies Ta * 2 ee ee pre = 3 pod te npc onli ek en ee wien ~ abo? A ¥. a * - bed tl » _ a - - is - = L ef t ~ ae ~~, . a " . ” ~ “a ve - SUNDAY MORN] NG, MARCH 7, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eS ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ener? (Club Notices The Easiest Way | And Meetings ‘he Se ~ yy i eh esas ar eee = annmcntiieenstin names Tm. y fa | ai lo End Dandruff | - h ; ru Continued From Page 9. | ¥ Pr TT"). 2 —— ' an tesnthaseseicapeiypnirimnsvensentiatianannatasencssimninmactinisasstitiasiil — meme fl 3 § There iS onc sure way that never eo ‘ ? fai's to remove dandruff completely Church of the Messiah, Union | ; pnd that » boulevard and Enright avenue. Th ttroys it entirely. To do this just | PO*®™ for the day will be the tenta | ut forr ounces of plain ‘or. Look of “The Ring and the Book.” » ed . Y -_ + Cid ry i1Q) , © . o« ™ = “ae . : -—~ ~ ae : ; = ar} wh uid “Ivou;: apply itat night The Ensee Study Club will meet | ten retyy injr; use enough to moisten Monday with Mrs. Chester Hef- STP Mitel Caria bigs 5 er pit %° ts ee elaine AY ee ¢ ; ibe wt agers eg it in gently with linger at her home, 6042 Clemens ‘ 4, By ieeai | avenue. Following tuncheon, Mrs. | | 2 your endrufl aan 1. if not all, of A. E Wright will sive a nope on fy or three more a cat Ph teats and two the work of Mary Roberts Rinehar Inecte. as BPPHeations will com- and review one of her receat books. pictely dissolve and entirely destroy Mrs. J. R. Booth will give a paper ‘Veryv ; vis ier n+ . cwery Single sign and trace of it, no on “Our Penal Institutions Y a ; ; : ; ri jur 3ena iStl ons. matter how much dandruff you mav 218 8 BIR 8. Bere Missouri Circle No. 56, Ladies of a ag e unve, - 7 , ‘ . . +. es, . F “ -OU Will find. too. that all itching an? he Grand Army of the Repubii a # ee Bg a ac: » Will ae one instantly. hie } a me ePting at 9 D. a Thursday 7 + : . ae ‘ “ail Wil. be fluffy. lustrous. o *} . 7 P- 2 J —— ; "T"*, — ; glossy. silky and soft. and look ang frei 2° the Jefferson Memorial. ine a hundred times better. Circle will present a flag to the * ") > . 4 aaa s . ads . | , OU can fet liquid arvon at any drug sek ae in a4 ; eLore and fo . ounces ie a‘? vou wil] bi - r) tifg~h Sx hool, May? ya r me ral "vy, . la — ? ; . - . - = 4 . ec 4His simple remedy never fails Nirs. Stani« v M. Riggers pres} lent of s Ry : : :. the circle, will give an address. = " : s a . : - - . % ADVERTISEMENT Mrs. Erle Ormsby of 4508 Mc- j=: | 'Pherson avenue will entertain @ Y Wash y our Fat members of the Mnemosyne Club . pe | , | , _ . at luncheon at 1 p. m. Friday. | : Ae ae Oe ee Sh : ales ; - Bia, aie i ea me Se 4 ae 4 , om se : : : 5 “i x het ee > ein een ie . te ; 4 ih Bs ¢ van . own ee 7 ese Sa en (i, Ce : : a Oe ; ia 2h ea a ae ea deja = “ : ” pr oat ~ re amg od as) a ase Pca ot tla. Ty a oe : a A With L M Mrs. P. T. Little will review Stern's e 4 way I a- ar “Thunder Storm,” and Mrs. Myrt &; , R d > S lins will talk on the social and : Le ucing oap istrial and religious conditions ESS oy Bri a6} Ge French 9 ee I.O0j] ind atiaeatha & — ro ~ - . The new ci Sulte quick and , ar " “a 2U.a at \ The Store for r A Men’ on lie ee aie Spring Is p oe \, Weeks Ahead os | ©] d AiUTAWs ; ' . test f}inglish! bei 5 Q5 s New Spring Suits $25 Values; Just a Few All-wool worsteds, cheviots, cassimeres and velours in stripes, plaids, checks and solid colors. Newest collegiate and con- aervative mod elsa—single and double breasted. Coats half ilincd with best mo- | hair. Men’s $25 Spring Topcoats New single-brenst- ed loose-fitting bn- clish box Coats of . all-wool tweeds, cas- simeres and cheviots poner an non in tan, Krays. fawn, plnids, novelty and | fancy mixtures .. | Boys’ New Collegi- a ate Vest Suits eass mere. +h lish ‘Ollegezia siqw > ‘fn Simeres, twe a a | ‘ , Epuns and ~ a> » ae ‘ Boys’ $13.75 All-Wool Vest Suits Wi extra “‘longie” trousers En- newest on new rancy ¢ ¢ eTrvyi¢ cney ts Cas- 7 ham = a so PCs. if me 7 l- oy Wi 1s ‘2 * Double-bre ney is nda =i? , -4§ : Mazing . 7 a . i ihe oF 3 ue ice a a waar s | f i feeting ‘ a arts rxe g The Margar 4 E Mel iif - z ? - a at Be as « as wis Acts 1“ hapter, nite Mughters of he + | a rrdg 4 “a . * ' MENT | y, will m eet tomorrow at is ‘ > a = “1 6 ) . ‘* 34 : deve, large breasts superfluous fat - Pp. mm. at the Forest Park Hotel. % 2 ; n hod Sold on a@ money-back guaran rith Irs. Jo} f W k a ter ‘: F : oe he VA olf? VWWiilenr To. @ stores “Wad: net is ia Mr: Jonn 1), Hur A and he - ai ; Drug | nd all edod drue and department , VOard as hostesses. Following a ie imi? 4 stores, Or direct to you by prepaid parcel short business session, the meeting = | : post Re r FalerT ? tc surpy you “or =r ' : eee | Price : . cake. or three 6 for $1.0 Vili DE given over to Mra. M. P. + = ; % — é sate ] } } a4 | 3 You'll be surprised at results Wuke, who is chairman of the 4 . a +, + we } J “— » — . ae LAMAR LABORATORIES irthday reception. “A program 32 | 33 255 Perry-Payne Building, Cleveland, Ohio, Will be given by Mrs. Bessie Brown ihe micker and Mrs. Frank Howard if followed by a resume of the lif: = : 7 = - Tver et ind personality, of Margaret Mc- . = ’ ; a © 7 . . ™ af ture DY Sirs. H. S&S. O’Bannon. a 4 se friengd of M I 7” 1s . ‘(riend of Mrg. McLure. Th. + 4 Coughs that hang om are exasperating Se Pile ' tig es ; , 3 CSiGents oF Tilé orner our Ben: Re fs . and dangerous. Nos. 3 and 50 quickly igtegiand ? r ) , = | ; underlying cause. A sale—picasant— ” wees WI ’ ” + POLLO LLE ETE ELLIE BH MANGERE ANGE NONE SGT OOS Ah thes “AR Ra RInlt mE commie nto we tine quality Wall Paper: 10 rolls Side Wall: IS vards Cut- out Border: ( complete for... ee She : x Aeuy ‘| a ; . ithe : Hite y Liihe The Stere for ALL the People a Hit |} WALL PAPER: 717 . = Wii Enough fora Room s ; : New Spring patterns. Extra & e e . teint, ‘ PE EF fears atk Cai * Thecs wrt r “*) > T . ' SOUPS are Duplex Oatmeal! i? At 2: if t 2'-c Roll 712¢ Roll AgG ey 10!.¢ Roll Ee Wall Papers, suitable for al} oe Bs rooms ‘lain trines —— Hii xs | ain . stripes, Baglish > = ’ 'es * | “| " i x Chintz, Allover Floral and soft | i} Saati. a wo-toned effects. Included ' : ; In ; . a Wall Papers (al) colors) so qd only ‘ matching borders, Polychrome Paper ¥%-inch wide. Newest colorings. Can he used in al! rooms pmecrm: TO. ..... | 14¢ . ‘v, ¢ ae | *. ~~? " A froup of Embossed Tapestries and other soft-toned Wall » a ¢ ima . " } ae : ’ Papers. 30 inches wide. For ‘iving rooms, dining rooms 39 \s ,'le ¢ nd . , : - ’ ’ , Aleit e. ea iit TH t}e rooms ot oe lee oe \ otis eM . Regularly 75c¢ rol! special, roll. With SS. 8 S&B bheaesees Bi ne BS eaeBRB aes 2)82 8 8 2 2s. 8 Bs By | i ia ff. ee oe eae 2 ee eee: ae ee latte A On Request—“Booklet How to Hang Your Own Wall Paper’’ (Nuocents—Third Floor, Seuth.) Seas 8.818 LP ew wet ee ried Rotary Florence Sewing Machine 25 (only) Offered at This Price oo) i a sdiilaieaies : tit te we te a ne on oe oe oe 75 ee ee a 8 8 2 8.8 S @ S 8 ai . ‘7s -_ * ’ . VC al Aid an ay yy “ ~ A Regular $85.00 Value (Nugents—Third Fleer, South.) Comtort Glasses Make Reading a Joy and Work a Pleasure! Special for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday— Tentce KAryptok Invisible Bifocal Glasses—Th!s $ 45 ee el “tO e eee a Ce RN i st ? ty . P " = ‘ | - : mMCsiUGes irame, ienses and examination. M@ ease ea ease Ss Bees ° i ? C oOmp.ecte . — . ’ . : Se ee ee ee ee ee oe ee a ae ee S828 6.. 8 SS SSeS eee 688 68 88 28 8:8 8:8 8 8 68:88. 6:68: 6.80.8 emenmeL8.8 6:8 6.8ie aa : KRest Glasses —Heavy-welght Zylonite frame fit- 15 ted with spherical convex lenses. $ ° » = (fompicte . ; : Pa Ri RS aca 4 Reading and Sewing Glasses——Shelico frames fitted wit! een curve convex lenses ; 8 —_ ” ot A A SE NR ey ANC tt MA 2 (orm piet reer es Above Prices Include Examination of Your ™ Eyes by Our Registered Optometris: Bis S:.82 £8 8.8 8 6 € 8 £8 ses ee ~ — Se ee a ee ee ee ass 8 a” . me al 7 st ee en v _ oys’ $7.50 Spring Reefers asted; cassimeres, ¢ - a 4.95 , e. ail a — +9 Y Mi a ~ * : oy rye pigte we me ‘si , | @ fi _ eC oH pote eh i ti err! a oe ey . ; dh ; ; i ; bs ¢ ; , j wT. eres. ee ee Dependable Merchandise Always at Lowest Prices aa | Word Phonograph Records All of the latest hits such as “Wait Till the Sun Shines,” ‘Sunshine and You for $I Always oer ee ee 75c Figured Drapery Gauze Assorted patterns of Figured Gauze, proper material for all dra- perry purposes, in pongee col- ( Ui, yard ee a ka ae ee ee Se a ee Stamped Gowns Sateen Slips Rewular eiG08. «i sscce cs Bodice-top cotton Sateen Made of good quality, 30 1 Slips in light or dark shades. | inches wide, free from cark Br | a ays 'F 7 ‘ >) . ~ — ‘ : fe “ a ee | specks. Very special, yard jo Figured Grenadine Plain white and colored figured pat- terns, 36-inch; can be used for short or full length curtains; C aeoonda: SONG. «ieee xesvacs 59c to 69c Ticking 32-inch Ticking designs in fancy an Three easy-to-work ‘cesigns atripes and floral patterns; stamped on excellent quality also the staple blue and white muslin, in sizes 16 to 17... stripe; cut from bolt, yard.. C | A Very Special Group of Women’s Spring Hats $2.95 and $3.95 Values silk crepe and combinations. All in Spring’s wanted colors.. (Nugents—Bargcain Basement.) Stamped Indian Head Dresses atterms stamped 3) / r vv » ’ pp ¥ ’ ’ : | * “ “| 5 ; -* ue 34 a] ” bo Q = fi. - 7, o . -p* ai Opaque Window Shades or green, > ~* 4 4 2 4 4A BUdaTa = ~- a J — tT 2 . a 4 te«* eT 7 tignt I So fs nds } =’ ROG ¥ tee ( Dae coe ite ate —— { eyo tas rr hang: als il ixtures, Treacy t ( Nugents—Bargain Menement.) $1.39 Cotton Batts $12.00 Felt and Cotton Mattresses A dandy sc F%]] 7i¢t lled wit > ’ * ‘ $1.75 Mattress Covers $1.25 Feather Pill chan mnoett Se Filled with good cles A Most Timely Sale of h-Grade Mattresses a h fine quality felt. built laver upon layer, covered with fine grade art tieking $10 Felt and Cotton Mattresses i + a | . Ba ? daii . | +h ~ »liian?t aha is@te- } .) } illed WV} il eCXCeC LS id {j idiil ‘ Fs eee | » * * Pol¢ 9°11 7 } PATTON Panter moyvere } i al JULI { } il 4 il hs f ci ‘4 - + . ] with fine grad ? ; , y* ) an: ‘ ~ + 7 aid La * ~ A 4G % 7s6 Ais. . $16.50 All-Felt Mattress ~ a ae mamta a Ows clin “a ¢ t = ; €2 Se - 12...“ 8% . 7 fle 4. 4 ‘aree stitched Batt made of flu! > mm @& @ fy showy whit ytton, regu lar omforter size 72x90; weight 3 pounds; each...... 81x90 Sheets Made of excellent qual: ity snow-white Sheeting; | deep hem, very special.. e li Glass Toweling Made of good quality in 1 red check only Slightly ry . seconds. Very especial, yard -_ Ne Women’s Vests i Special bullt-up shou:d or r U ™ on tr Some « Pa er bodice Dp SOrMm Ith yon trim- - 7% nema - ” 32-Inch Dress Ginghams fi ] Tard it nee ~ ~ eome in me- dium-*iz¢ hecks and fan ] aprons, etc vard. ie yo Table Damask sR a ™" lamasaA - . —- inch Tahle ! ~ 9 | - + a -, ‘nm ~~, / ments of patterns 1 red hord ans n tr! remnants vht aaconde* vard . “ pA ‘ 4 . & bs Imp. English Broadcloth assort- fa ron ite high!y mer- . e = a - seizes 4 and © years; eaci (Nugents—HRargain Basement.) f Monday—d2d Day of Our Semi-Annual Sale ~~ A iW Polaires \ / Hundreds . Velours i. £7 , of one-off Sport " / a- kind Tweeds y i * amples Novelties : ae . 4 : included. Sizes 6 to ~ mi iv i ae Lc a ~— e and ze vy | , i” } ~ bh nA - T: li bh } trmees ent and dark grounds, printed rm “ aad 3 4 > 7, Bee ae, i i ij ieee ens mi.! 2 to 10 vard lengths. SUitable , for ladies and children's Cresses; 36 inches wide van C W ’s Uni , omens Union Suits 7 immer weigt + Pravile = ‘ or ; ‘ é ‘ sae” ip £ Ligér and hocice tan as wd LOD; or »/4 ‘ . nr -% sortec styles and sizes...... : . pees _ oF ; . Pat pee — ™ . a oe oo oe oe on ne i oe ee oe "a : i bias ifs obiae das ty . : tas*s ete: ab as r Music Ro Union Suits $5.95 New Printed Crepes Extra-} fPary ais~B) ma ae | 2° +656 ¢ - + Y - . . > or will bleach it nicely when ; ; “ey ie oe. ste ? = . . 36 it hes wide, 1 to 6 yard lengths, @ good range of colorings, suitable for drapes, comforter covers and many other purposes: | Ic Men’s Hose Slight irregulars of 50c grade. in tan, grav and biack. Wear- | ing quality guaranteed. es 6 awa es ie Men’s Pajamas Made of high-grade muslin and ma- These four vertised Rug Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs 1—9x12-ft. size. . $ ? 1—3x3-in. size. . 1 2—18x36-in. size one; beautiful designs and colorings. dras; come im fancy = checks and plaids. All sizes and colors......., e | 95 sizes in this nationally ad- $5 Gold Scalloped & for less than the price of | Fringe Panel Curtain re ce ne Artificial (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) if 4 h silk gause in - q ‘gold color and Tots’ Panty Dresses Beautiful new prints with poplin trimming and hand oS] 9 broidery. Sizes 2 to 6 4 WD « 0.0'és ose dhe Ps Men’s Socks The popular Bear brand. full mer- cerized, reinforced feet; new shades: sizes 10 to I1},; ‘ DEF DOlr. . cence serseseesss ! i t Deatte Wash Dresses, we)! tailored cf a very good qual- 8 ty checked and striped ging- * } } aTl} ; . ’ : «styles ~ | ] cteaeie cone nd colors. One day spe ee Dp! pecia @last! ~ree. Sateen Bloomers > Made of cott: ton Sateet has double - > at light or dark shades. Regular sizes OA RE ne I | (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) NEW SPRING COATS AND DRESSES Although we have offered some wonderful values in the past, you will wonder when you see the beautiful Coats, Suits and Dresses. to be here Monday and pick out your Easter outfit. ‘h=] resses, $5-$10-$15 These Dresses are the newest afries e«f flares, long sieeses, ruffles pleats. onff : . pat The most wanted Spring colors, such aa par- rot shades, green. sleeves, high collars, lace and metal touches. | chewlots mater ials are shimmering flat erepes, satin o _ é os % misses and stouts. Women's and Missea’ Sizes showroom maple f Syringe ites in tweeds crepes, failles and *uede. tam sheen and twill the mo«t wonder- ,; ae (PTIAIS at an wun . ful (reorgettes, ISA iow price Values Sizes for women. t $32.5 Aii at tian ete. te | NEW SPRING SUITS | 22°C: 2 black, ete. will find just We urge you to make your plans now “lo Coats, $10-$1 Women's, Misses’ A especial purchase of new Spring (Coats has just arrived and will be offered to you at these unusually low prices. The materials are poiretaheen, Spring suedes, julene twills, mixture tweeds, and col- ors are evergiade. bluebell, sandal), your type among these tailored and dres«ey (Coates, fur trim- mings and plain models; $10 and $15. ar : (Basement.) f MAS 2 ee eee eee, ‘ : ad ' oa "i 4 cat ~ ° - , ‘i “ AB iil iad ; Litt ig is s bad j bids: ; u ids be a ‘ i. it} t st preg + a +e ee . . . aeee 7 4 joe ta. Are N R i “ ee a . Hest ¢ 2. re i 2 2.8 2.8 8 ee 2s ee 2 ee eee ee », finished = with | 4-inch arti fi- cial silk ‘fringe, High ‘luster finish. 95 $45 Seamless Velvet Rugs Excellent quality Seamless Velvet Rugs, woven with close lustrous pile. Choice selection of i Mul trials ek a ae ee . ' 200 Axminster Rugs 27x52 inch Axminster Rugs in beau- j i - itu 1¢6igTs and rs . Rin dis vesenieie ees otk : to harmonize w 3 ir } rrr ret »% an ih eo : sV0TD -Sizeé pe% . 7 i ¢ ‘ FANCY COLORED | 5-Pc. Colored Ruffle Turkish Towels Valance Sets re Rearea e DOC | | QUTODEIID teens vat hroug Special. each mee ‘ | | | ;}}] ance fin- . . j 4 tshed with Quilted Table Padding H// | colored “au we Rredhiall rite Age te cotton; cover id | \ ruffles of a i atte \ 48-4 b' rs n $ if j ‘\ ‘ rose, bine, guuting; a yard i Reg + fy ‘ w a or go 54x90 Bleach Sheets 1 ; oe, ade Of good, heary Bleach 1 | $ | § hee ng Same quality as pep i re ° ~ perel; neat, wide hems: each. ee * SALE OF SPRING 1490 pairs tn a new parchase, women's sizes 2'., toe *, (hildren’« sizes 514 te 3. bd ( hoose from a es} Zreat wartety of strap styles, pumps, novelty effects, cut- outs, azid oxfords in velvet, satin, patent, leather, tan ealf, brown calf and new two-tone effects. Women’s and Children’s Low Shoes 900 pairs of broken sizes, in straps, Oxfords and cut-outs, in a big variety of leathers. La pp —— -_ a oe ue ADVERTISEMENT OW I Lost | 50 Pounds In 2 Months Without Diets, French Method Explained by Mme. Elaine of New York. — **I did not have to go throagh strenan- ous exercises, nor rub myself with absurd creams. which generally put on flesh in- stead of taking it off. I did not wear’ weakening garments, nor torture myself with diets. I was fortunate ecnoagh while in Europe to find out the secrets with which m:lhonaires, French actresees and beag- tifa] women of Paris keep their Oigures siender, Not only did I easily and gradusiiy icee 5% nonnds, bat the redaction was lasting as! have never gained a pound since stopping the treat- ment. I feel and look years youtger, and my health has greatly improved with this wonder. faldiscorery. Nomatter how fat youare, you may do just as I did and easily lose a few pounds cvery week without auy danger. Simp ly go to any good drug store, get a package of SAN GRINA tabiets ‘insist on these as no- thina like st hasever been offered before to the peblic) take it as per directions and watch your weight go down. You can eat all you want while you take SAN-GRI-NA.—SAWN- GRIN A is guaranteed abeoiutely harmicss, and positive to reduce you or moncy refanded. Sold at all good drug or dept. stores or you cag send direct to the Scientitic Research Labors- | tories. 1341 Broadway. New York City. “Ta ; o it 15 pe rt ff Wileon Dene Stores erle, Penn Drug igreen Drug | “ ] * ison bree or s Sixth . I" Specializes in Sle for Wome and ‘A Sprin Style. Quality and © | S328 2 4 4) youth There these Co es te 2 8.8 2.8.) 8 8) 88 eee 2 8 8 8 8.8 8 8 ee i? ; \ . \ Yas ae Modes tha ™ | % direct fre Da ne 2 world. UL ee ments. oe 4 ; ; Tweeds. lined thro _. new necklines. unusual. — oe Other a ay 4 2 2.82 x RM asi PANN ee Soo ae eae See ; ie nf ‘3 a ine - 2 - . Special Monday ier tren. ¥ » RET a a Racin de oo ona *2 PITS (APO ERE Pe ARS ENE Steyr hans ~ ORAL DED 2 an TG: eae IE Nie: ala tall , ni gy, Pie BONES ct, These flared skirt | stout and \. embroider such Dr Other ; » ave si 3 a , +, ; lot ae Xe RTE selec hea cng. ri geal bet aaa: See. See ’ bP Pee ages et Foie > ete eh OS HE i a a 2

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»west Prices Word — Music Rolfs' 2 £2 2 8 22 ese ’ t t NT r ADVERTISEMENT | ae — — ow | Lost _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TT Teese ti ee ——— SUNDAY MORNIN G, 31 ARCH 7. 1926 | : Club Notices : 7 Continued From Page 12. } Y. Hawkes will talk on Mrs. F. H. Littlefield, | And Meetings “News Gathering and How to Prepare It.’ | district . \MImes. , y. Sager, C., Woo Subject a Hoffman, T, liester, VW. d and Miss Rose Jones. i. Krail, E. A. Brady ‘ The Wag ‘Ataiy.”’ next The | mecting of the chapter wil] be held | Tuesday afternoon. 5T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ll. LT A New Era Club will Tuesday with Mrs. John W. Carthy, 5139 Vernon avenue. program will be under the leader- meet Me- The ship of Mrs. A, F. Woas, who will | ‘review the book, ‘“‘Cousin Janet,” by | The | |_Harry Leon Wilson. Roll call will be answered by current news. | The Alpha Gamma Delta Club of ‘St. Louis, will hold its regular Continued on Page 14. a — . —— ADVERTISEMENT INDIGESTION 1! This Week’s Specials A beauty for man or woman. Our $35 Wardrobe Trunk. Full size, open bulgo top; beautiful Hning; locking device, shoe box, ironing board. 50 Pounds In 2 Months Without Diets, | Exercise, Rollers or Massage. president, will outline development | ,of plans for the spring meeting to ‘be hela at Atlantic City. Final ar- | irangements will be announced for | the annual luncheon at which the | $25 prize for the best report made | by a@ committee member will be ‘awarded. The Committee on Ar- 'rangements for this luncheon are: i ica te 'Place, Mrs. G. M, Seidleitz, Mrs. i” wimp. x it U) W. E. Tarlton and Mrs... Leroy anal Davis; Program,. Mra. B: G. La- sar, Mrs. Carl Hansen and = Miss ; Hiazel Howe; Decoration, Mrs. F, | iJ. Smartt, Mrs. William Laxter and |aMre. T.. H. Hohn. eas ae vey UPSET STOMACH, __SNGEONS HEARTBURN, GAS to Overcome Trouble Caused by Chew a Few Pleasant Tablets Ferm Food dad Acid . wage o> ve , Stomach is Corrected stantly. Gas and wind in the stomach ae- companied by that full, bloated feel ing after eating are almost certain evidence of the presence of ¢xces- sive hydrochloric acid in the stom- ' ach, creating so-called ‘‘acid indi gvestion.’’ Acid stomachs are dangerous be- | cause too much acid irritates the | delicate lining of the stomach, often | leading to gastritis accompanied by serious stomach ulcers, Food fer- ments and sours, ereating the dis- tressing gas which distends the stomach and hampers the normal fiumctions of the vital internal organs, | often affecting the heart. It is the worst of foils treat with ord! have no neutral. | a ‘rious condition or “we A 00 nary digestive aids whic yw izing effect on the stonia oh acids. Inetead pi get from any druggist a few ounces of Bilsurated Magnesia and take a teaspoonful | In @ Quarter-glase of water right afier eat- | ———— i ing. Thia will drive the gas. wind and | iii - : Reape Eee: _ | bloat right out of the body, sweeten the stomach, neutralize the excess acid and pre vent ita formation and there is no sourness = * @ Or pain. Bisurated Magnesia ‘in powder or tablet form—-never I:quid or miik) 707 WASHINGTON Av €.. harmless to the inexpensive to! I’actory to You and of stand- jurd make. Men’s Spring Union Suits Radium and ecru shades, short sjeeves and ankle length Regular $1.19 value, ‘French Method Explained by : | Mme. Elaine of New York. ad@ = { ~ s eo 160\ ‘ ° \ ™= ‘1 aa! , os ii i *» ’ ’ ? ‘ ‘ ei I ; | > 7 } ¥ a’ 9 " i i se? ‘ i ‘ ry , : > Or, . , . 1 vt ve } ri , ° } Hi A « ‘ .‘ ’ i) vr 2 iif = 4 Trica? 3 ' tne . i Aachy aii Phatad ome st oa ‘) ; | . - 4 | . + Vili is Ve seas ‘ rt 14° 7 ee . ’ a | ’ , ‘ , | . 4 ae ye WY Add ne bye ld a the ( Oj- t . et 3 = ' * > i? 4 . ? . 7 ? F itp ¢ € 2th eS), 04.238 Je dtc) POUsCVala, : »% ¢ [wm » ’ ‘ oe R 4 march 9.. Dinner at 6:15 p.. m.! 7 , , j All women VW ho ce rved overs: Nc . eee : ’ .998 yf ee during the war for the allied cause ., eh im Whatever capacity, are e}} hy), ; | . = > C " for f : ’ , | $5 Gold Scalloped & Fringe Panel Curtain Artific ia 1 7 \} Miik gauze in a i yo color and nembership. , fimehed with \ 4-inch artifi- cia] eee . (fringe. High luster finish. 33.25 THE MOST EXQUISITE FAB RICS ARE USED, INCLUD.- ING SATINS, CREPES AND GEORGETTES—LOVELY NEW SPRING COLORS AND DESIGNS! ie , * Cammittee of Youthfully Slenderizuig | i Federation of Women's Clibs, wil ra Audito 6s The Legislative meet in the Vandervoort : ‘ an | | , m, Wednesday, at ]1 a.m. Mrs. There is nothing to compare with y | a. oe > hubb Wid these Coats at this special price? Modes that are strikingly different— | 5 s we the yuri direct from the fashion centers of the | tree. Delightful in new color treat- , Sensational values! (tL. fli ( ) gg ea + | | 3 and Washington Dr. will address the meeting at m:. on “What.I Saw in Palestinc.” | welcome, '? . ee speak on \ s Discussed ride of Nleasure Woman's Legislati, . | 5-Pc. Colored Ruffle Valance Sets What a satisfaction to be able to obtain these authentle Spring models so early in the season! The frocks are unusually smart and youthful with the newest of circular flares. Some are quaintly smocked and all are cleverly trimmed with just the right touch of lace, embroidery or braiding. The price is exceptionally low for such high- grade garments. A variety of colors in newest styles. world. ments. Temple Israel, Kings- boule- Sale 3:00 p. Doubte tomorrow. Samue] ruffle val- ance fin- ished with colored ruffles of rose, blue, white or gold. : $1 \ Tweeds...cloth...sport fabrics lined throughout...new pocket effects new cuffs...new flares ...new necklines...a Jarge selection. ..most unusual values ever offered so early at $55. Other Coats $29.75 to $195.00 (,uests are The St. Louig Central College Club will hold its regular meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs. Charles HT. Prescott, 6817 Kings- ' bury place. Mrs. Dan Ruche! will} assistant hostess, DRESS SALON—SEC OND FLOOR. be the | The St. Louis Unis ersity School | i} of Dentistry will entertain with its | annual fraternity the St Louis Linde]! ‘boulevard, J , gagalce at Woman's Club, 4690 March 17. Special Monday Offering—New, Fashionable ! * Spring , Lo a Sa | —— * The alumni of the Wientge School of Dramatic Expression met resses QO ] at the studio; 1170 North Kings- highway, last Monday. Thirt: members were present and @ recep- tion to the January, 1986, mid- season graduating class was given. officerg were SPRING OW Shoes Georgetles With Taffeta— Flat Crepes—Black Satins— REEF n : Mis | a . i aa lorence Siatery, president: \liss see as New Taffetas—MVolly-O's : Wy ee NIisS horetts miiarqd, ‘ek ae ‘eLiaATy - { These elected: parchase, sizes 2'. Children’s % to from a variety of les, pumps, effects, cut- d oxfords in atin, patent, tan calf, alf and new effects, Miss Virginia S le, treasurer. | vA a rr | ° £ . ° i The hostesses for the evening wer . Mrs. and Mrs Jtuist ; a? si at May Sullivan Riordas. A paper on 4rrizved , y SI oe a c ; i SPRING SPRING 4 : a |} ‘‘Music Appreciation’ was given | 204) 2 A by Miss Anna Fetri, . | an ll The March meeting of the S&S cal ‘Louis Alumnae Club of Alpha Gam- ’ i 4 hh —~4 ma Delta will be held at the home ee A ~ . S ] ~ 7 9 : 5 ¢ aed ¢ ’ _ : Ot \NIrs. llaroid Neusitz, oie. south : Grand boulevard, :at 2 p. m. Tues- Exceedingly Special at Loss pha Nelly er. bmen’s and Children’s ow Shoes pairs of broken D straps, Oxfords t-outs, in a big vy of leathers. Smart Néw Trurtlls— Crepe | Lawted — Stunning Embroid- ery and lur Tremmings. ‘a Presenty 4 "ye simartes’ Spring Coats at very low pri a ° . ing. There is a variety of color and newest style selection, Aa \ ITlis- Literary Society wil] The Conference’ Memoria ees * Lf torical and ie Wide ae Poe | Gates give g breakfast Wednesday at th: | Forest Park Hote! in honor of A. MM. | eceerbiarsbocaw. ~otlhe| These are the newest Dresses. flared skirts—still they make you look less stout and younger—trimmings of colored embroidery—Spring colors. It is not often such Dresses are offered at so low a price. a | Other Dresses—$25.00 to $175.00 ¢ Seawell, the retiring presi- executive board of the District and presidents of ‘Nnited Daughters of the Con- racy ry** i S a new will be gue BE RAR BEE EIB SBE BBBaB SB BB | ; a SS: 8.8.8.8 oe oe et ee ee ee ee ee ee oe ee ee ee ee ee en) ee ne a oe ee ne ee oe oe a or ae oe me ee ee ee ee en oe ee es ee ee oe ee ee oe oe oe ee oe ee ee ~ tna AR ae. The Alpha Deiphian Chapter met real ry Me's: f | * ’ ¢ C' orsetiere Feb. 23 at Cabanne Branch Library. 4 Correct Corset Makes Your Dress Fit Better Consult Our Expert Corsetrere. a Wieck conten the * ~_ oe te Tus ISsistog Bs (8 8.8 6.8 8 = ; Pes ie ‘ *. hg ba tele ye ‘ us "had >

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+ Paap eels). Parr, . MRC tie, aligns edad aE yo vers ~ * ye : _™ , t.« » “He bad «ain a Be Rsbhpt’ A. oes + ; se ’ ee pre Vi bs = © ji 3 an Reais a. dite iti a tb, wR re AE acti tan! aa SoM ae ig > tlie ata ee he a, ~ DY ae dag 87 ‘ es es PE ge ee eee ee ee eee ee ee » - =. Pt iw Serene RD cathe abn QNOD ~ F wish Ae REN a? ct eat cunts _e = = ie. iin Sg. ay WA BGT ate x Rae EL 2 Pwrneete- ws hee ‘f ES a ae , GS eS ie q ENP tO MURR IE IEP ASS ae ik csteentateiemae : Star atte é Ce ee ee ne ee ee ee - OX, a athe tine . . oe - . tate ; 5 ae asi eee Piatmaitih . a OVER 1000 SELECTIONS & CLOSING OUT AT HALF ALL FALL COATS ALSO GOOD-AS-NEW HART SCHAFFNER & MARX SPRING COATS $7.50 to $12.50 COST $40 TO $60 LATEST SPRIN DRESSES Buy one Dress and get anotner of same value for $1-ali newest styles and colors—the latest. Nice $5.50 Dresses for Only $2.95 or 2 for $3.95 FOX CHOKERS $4.95 | ' o NEWEST COLORS IN HATS ......$1.45 NEWEST LADIES’ SUITS . .$4.95 | NEW TAILOR MADE UNCALLED FOR FINE ae tse e= And Up. Dress Better & ) for Half---Trade Your Old Suit or Overcoat on a Good One. TOPCOATS J’ GABARDINES [ 7 “7 TO 14 ' YOUNG MEN’S SUITS ae LIKE-NEW...$3to$s —— T HART SCHAFFNER AND MARX 1 SUITS AND / . TOPCOATS LIKE NEW 7012 $4 YOUNG MEN'S NEW »1012 N.GRAND MENSNEW § 1 95 | PAGE, GRAND, HODIAMONT CARS AND Ba Oe ; ; \ COATS .... (Continuea From Page 13.) _ ———— . v! Aw? meeting Tuesday @ saa \ saat ry bers iaé hae ti. ta ww ho a! © 61% > iy it oy yicinit T-~in? Ci LA 4s af (74446 ** jes Wiis . h Totel at 2 . > ‘ i 7 - o worin Hot 4 c ‘ > } + terest will 4} a { Council will was hostess 4 = “rat pritaay 4 . oe ‘? ras Paris. me 3 la Ian's The Forest Park Couege Club Club Notices And Meetings en > at 2:30 p. Mm, 4 Harold W. Neu- the home of Mrs. Lue. All * Snuth Grand avent 4 wauUuta ‘ ‘er Mma Del- rhe Alpha wa ililiici ; c+ visiting in St. ring or y are invited. nuncil of Womens 2 n¢ hea Gates- meet ar - e yr ~ Peerrscti o , oO Cid K saturday + : ae » Various matters of in *ernoon;»n. a - a as 3iscussed and plans week at the Mis- . } e completed. All affiliate: with the v & ea represented. eo tame hd ‘ R. Donnell of 5619 Cates for the Book — ~ = In pursuance of the - iy of the capital cities ot ; , + 14 the subject for the after- 4 44 4 ° = « roll call con- ms of interest about its capital. The first ~ 7 2 a ‘? -_o ~ “Daris—Old and New, Was Oa - £ mie « hoa —t— oe M. Kendrick; the se -. -aris—l ‘p-to-Date,”’ by Mrs. ‘ — "oF liaStiaiip- . Ps a 5 | ~ so yylar meeting oOo; tne (a . “¥% arf _* a - Womens 1D. - ae. 2 > é ing. Mrs. R. W. ; on, = “~~ Re > ~ F : v iT oo. =m a . - = + i + > srs of the Eig PiIStPice Tv) oe | 335 ) NMiiss i } avi G] r Con and I meses ty m TT) 4 Mrs fy W { Tia Ppiayeu a7 ih. a ** e ( mS Gi Yi tii. Lo and vy the Brook s 2 hae sheen Si « r one of her ¢ compo —_—— : ‘ . a! res ar mee_ung 0 (nié 7 - ris’ Auxiliary of the JewWw- s * - + ‘+ 3 , 3 ~ ’ - hans’ Home w held \ 4 ~ - a . tthe B'Nal A na Au - ; are wT Ver- 4 iemy a ind } 7 + ey * - Th ann "7 nher. u 4 ie +; — ~ & ¢% , ~~? : . . ienvrTra at?ad O; ~ sit bi ae & AL AR OD Va ' 4 + “+ fs — _ “> — -_ ha a 4/4 Bsc TOS C : ° ? - cr a ar ~ 7 ‘ nm ~ ¢ = i ai : a + = = . x M{ Eugen i) 7 > mr i k t i i@ SAHC¢t as ae ¢ stesses, 1’a severan O12 . - (,a re} 8067) ~ © a Assoc LO SpOone rest of the Stone .Moun- federa Men rial, i nian ae ”s , sv Hour Club of Kirk- ~ +4 © Missouri Federation of wil " + } ~ ( bs, will mee ar t! e . a _ ra \f e harles or e ‘T = ‘ a 17 Ts s WwW. ls uS¢ n W ; es = - ; 7, review ‘Drums,”” by James } st meeting of the clut af bf bs e vY y ; Ss Ha ry an ’ aa ‘ VA iano numbers was given by ; ‘ sa ten "wicg ht 4 ae be Lc uise W rignt al } } rr x _ > y. c Tre (jtic poems were Trea@a OY was. Wis : ine + he ¥ ” > a4 A ik i i . . | » a (% her (“Omm t 7 ad th (“or 4 T 4 a bi c on. af > a irs Addis rs > > ? "Ty" 7 > ~ — ? * z » S y Mrs : nw Var + Ait nbn Of ws a =) ? tape = a mye 09 4 ~ 5 ‘ ~ » Le ”- ‘ ~ nm % (il S +9 ~ r E. B. of E. O ~ a he af irs 44 I ‘ 5 U r i r ~ Afrs Xf 7} e the prog rn. sistinw ae ’ s — x i © -act t K ® and a@ group ~ ‘ ey f F i~ nes Virs Q- at cat os Te init ‘ m Was a Efues 4 " } ee ry M 2 eVMrc J a m * 4 ~ — ~ ~ * le. siianiteiasiiiiiaia ~ “ - a = ouls Circle N Ladies — x] _e ae soe and Ar > MepdpDUod- present r aT) p > ba S: = ( Pia m bond “ “ 4 ‘ ~- > 44 i A 4% men res irah |} zhes, ¥ dé + pr Qs a eT e rr ,ercentenary "OAKSDpear " ‘inn = + Wi I sen a Pu meron ra : c = a ‘ tn =T I ~ f Music, Tuesda after- wes >” ”~ \ r lites ~ > + » 4 ii a i - ~* org . * uf ee ‘ * «Vi + he iry SS ‘ - = . = 4 in m \[is = give a | ~ "kT" \. 20 wr Beers ia nN ind 4 a + ee . e = Thi OF \ q 2 , og ee ° _ A . ws imier VW Af y = ~ 4 roa _— } esi ca ~~ i lis nary S = Vira i ie , ’ * “i ne - - 3 ‘ a Fi 4 ¥ s 3 Era « “aif vr . . 1f We iertford af F784 avenue wi entertain en rs of ee x Prs »¢ » ‘ er These e 3a 4 4s FCA a -! ' — ’ ‘. irs t bi ¢ ‘s re. ~ 2 , 7” LAT Juvenile Crime Decrease in Norway rT es; of the Poet To toh ede’ } isz \*us ~ ‘ } 1: Nor ~ ? Sd > _™= i I > SF Cad —_ 4 .% + on . ™ Wi sisiiaic Li’ is } } €#x.s + a e = ‘ i be , ~ l@y r ar i = ~_ } 4 ili | a» we ~ i « r ry ~ ™ = § oa ‘>,’ ae «' im "7 Ter o Sn oe * _ . Norwegian child: em decreased 80 ‘ — . ° I s eS ee . eg Lf ‘ ot iren ww 2 ~~ «et ~ . % ~~ + é e e of a S A44Gh0GT (li a , are permanently saved from prisons and workhouses. Nor. probably is the only countrs 6 world tn which criminality | children did not increase ‘during the war. ee a sie 3 mel Vg Be % = ~ atti ea! hi og el Ree SE atin SOLO t ty rvs oe eens FRR OM al OD ME 16,500,000 AUTOS IN USE tC. S. Figures Completed at Close of Year 1925. By the Agociated Prass. CLEVELAND, biles in-use in the country last year ad disclosed in a survey made Leonard P,. Ayres, econo- O March 6— (to indicaté an ap -* - ~ —— . * , ~m 226 - 7 } OD- tion point for passenger aurom passenger automo- ate a Oh — | iit WHnite maics.,,. mist; and vice president of the | Cleveland Trust Co. The number ~~ } 4 of these machines in use a = of 1925 was found to be 16, biles in the t portion of cars on isis ranged from 4 die Atlanti “eee ~~ - : 4 tr Pac iv Si) , in SS. a - r ; —* t the end 500,000. ~¢+h 4 Avres said there was nothing approaching satura- “ol. I"nited States, The pro- the foregoing 100 in the Mid- ad e croup of states to near- iGa States. —_—__ — | Other Beautiful Coats ly Styled. $12.95 e@e@e8 e268 6 & O10 © LENTZNER 512 FRANKLIN AV. Shop Out of the High-Rent District and Save at Least $5 on These ring Coats cane SQ These Coats are splendidly fash- ioned of Poiret Twill, Charmeen and other fine materials. silk-lined and come in all the pop- ular Spring shades. Almost 100 Styles to Choose _ CHARMING SPRING DRESSES Save $10 to $15 $1.43 Dresses of Georgette, Can- repe, flat crepe and prints, the smartest Spring styles and shades, including navy and Unending varieties to choose from and sizes to fit even the larger woman. Other Spring Dresses $6 95 e « . + ee) Oe os = af e oh All are Sizes for the little women and stylish ‘ 5 @- inne a - $33 if ii nit MISSES’ COATS— Sizes 12 to 20 0 bh ee ° -, ¢. 333 a ig ; t ee ate We * . at @2 ee een Sizes 36 to 44 Sent CIA TS— Sizes 43 to 53 mg BALDWIN'S COOK IS FAMOUS « Br the Asecc'aicd Press. LONDON, March 6 —Mrs Stan- ta nln. Sites, Sip Ar. ling. ass Aiea we I more famous than any of the | Baldwin's cook has become? : NN peered a ; : 517-19 Washington Av. Smart New Sprin Featured in an Important Sale Monday at Surprisingly Low Prices New Colorings Everglade Green — Bois de NEW DIS : STOPS CATARRH : ; have ever read. A simple home treat. | on meet has just been periected that puts anise end to chronic cBtarrh, head noises and) eptars. *%* mizets, Gouches, cream or other; * mussy Tethods Nothing MNke it. So eon dent are we that this new treaimens wl ADVERTISEMENT LT: cite tiitiilaaiall ; . COVERY : a : immediate resguli« » fake Rost—Sandal—Cornish Blue 2 WiSgszeaze, —Tan—Navy Blue and Black. Zs) | WOMEN'S COATS—._ | The Largest Coat Stock in St. Louis v Newest Materials— Grou D No.1 Lorcheen—Poiretsheens— Coats Worth Sports Materials— New Tweeds— Up to $29.73 Diamond Checks— — Group Nema Coats Worth # Up to $49.75 4 Mixtures—Etc., Ete. $ " 75 Over 1500 New Coats— *A - wees - $e ay Anniversary Sale. Every yard was secured from high-grade Silk | THESE SILKS— Were made to sell up to $6 CONTINUES ALL THIS WEEK Thousands of yards of new Spring Silks purchased for our Second manufactures. Here you will find Silks for every occasion and need. Street, Afternoon, Sport and Evening Wear + The Materials: Flat Crepe Satin Crepe Canton Crepe Georgette Crepe Satin C harmeuse Printed Georgette Sport Silks (Silk and Wool) Brocaded Silks First Quality and Many NOVELTY FABRICS for Spring and Summer All the Popular Colors Golden Wheat, Dogwood, Oak Buff, Cedarwood, Shell, Marie Antoi- nette, Rosebloom, Palmetto, Delmonte, Quimper, Brittany, Mountain Haze, Watermelon, Lovebird, Lucille, Miami Rose and League Gray. e ay . |. New Colo 4 Palmetto G i Bois de Rose— Black—N Fur Edging Novelty Capes— Silk Stitchings New Fabries Lorcheen— 4 Poiretsheen—Poiret T } ff Nevelty 5 is Sport Plaids—English .j and Other ! Nj A Small Pays y Your Coat ”

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ATC | a eeeeecececeececeeeccc ._ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1996. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 15 —_ | ADVERTISEMENT “Shop - ¢® aawy oes ichefs at England’: re nlacea | ) ¢ BALDWIN \) COOK I$ FAMOUS monn os on ® royal palaces. | CHILDREN NEARLY STARVED | | Florists Hold Theater Party. ' members and their wives attended) __ eee J . , VW 1ere - ame ge om Her originality in turning out top- ° ° {| —-~ Tn It P é ay the Asecciated Press. ical and clever iced decorations for | With Mother Killed Accidentally | Meetings and Public | The annual “Flower Night’ of] and 2000 roses were distributed a ays : este ghee , afternoon teas at No. 10 Downing; They Go Unattended S ) || |; the St. Louis Florists’ } women in the audience. The as-| y: ley Baldwin's cook has become - cated Sex Daye.” | Addresses. | | meena | sociation had the boxes and stage e Street have made her the talk of | Correspondence of the Post-Dispatch. was celebrated Friday night at the | Orpheum Theater. Two hundred. entertainers were given bouquets. | LET us SEND YOU THE WILLIAMS TREATMENT a } Ou more famous than any of the! London's smart set. | HLELSINGFORS, Finland, siege = | decorated with flowers and the_ Best’ — r The latest masterpiece of Mrs. | 12.—Recently Juho Yukkarinen, a Judge Robert W. Otto of the ADVERTISEMENT |May Barratt, head of the Prime!small farn | State Supreme Court will address a. are ee | eee ; . smi er in Villag of TT | Minister's kitchen, was’ an and —_— = ;meeting of the Junior Chamber of FREE 85 CENT BO LE (32 DOSES) SS aa Askol: 4 rey . ; P | enormous chocolate cake represent- Kola in Kithtelysvaara, went to \Commerce at Hotel Chase Taurs- | A $i 00 WORTH at ti | : | Aglajarv! to do ,day at 8:30 p.m. The meeting | . se || Rheumatism, kidney and bladder stubborn cases. Since 1892 hut , »* AU *. ing Big Ben, the famous clock in | lumbering work | , 4 I »7) ‘A | *¢ iV “er auis {ho 9 fa | , 1} } the Tower of the House of Com- | He left at home besides his wife | Will be followed by a musical en- || When you buy Glasses the thing of first im- Sagat gg ge gees ott ee ee ha — i | . 00 much Urie Acid make you fee! if your sleep is broken by an e mo . . " , , . s* ) >7 mM - / 9° ‘hes a oat | STOPS CA I ARRH | Peace cata a. oe ae their ‘three Gkagaiers tie > ? i Ser read. ee ee | of Sir Austen Chamberlain, Foreign ] year old. A little later the wife, {of Education sets = P She agg natur . Z EE the exact ‘too tired to get up,’”’ arms and legs the rest and comfort you get fri aby just been perfected that puts an! Secretary, by Baldwin himself while drawing water, fell headlong | tees in the movement ox the = | e of your particular defect of vision. stiff sisiaien sates. with burning the free bottle (v2 doses). le Vonday at vont to chronic catarrh, head noises and/| Mre Baldwi : into the well and could not get out ‘tention of the 8ic school iax will I ; es tiff, Sc ic: ; irning, : ; a. catarrhal symiptoms, such as freqhent +, a aa se 6Selegated the ‘The children t ‘ine lef ~ ,|be held in the assembly room on | ig Soll should go to such a person and asked for ge aching back and dull head—-WORN von send this notice, sneezing. hawking, nasal discharges, head- | Prime Minister to cut the cake n belng left alone and th e fifth floor of the Board of Ed. ef . wrsbgg worth of Glasses he would rightly » OP OUT before the dav begins—ddo not name “end home address we “wil! bes and bronchial asthma. while tea- was being served by t unprotected, the cottige hecame } j yr € as ; re er you oO & hardw are dealer, as what you are P : ‘ ° ; bahia rem eae ‘ : : 2 ree wl ig an entirely new discovery. No/] , “a igs ot nn and colde Siate ‘ucation Building at 4 p. m. tomor- |{ seeking is primarily merc landise—cheap, uncom- “: E think you have to stay in such con- give vou a regular 856 bottle atomizers, douches, cream or other Baldwin became so engrossed in % ' r. niy on the . . ‘, ; fortable, ill-fitting frames, stock lenses 1d i ye dition ey ain Pr The Will 'T pao? rey methods. Nothing like it. So eon: [ looking after his guests and dis fourth day was the oldest girl suc- [ ECW. W. Prank Carter, Srnern: snap judgement eye test: rather em Mehiv eee s. on : ] . i pe doses ) of he lilams Trea - fident are we that this new treaiment wil] i cussin the Wruite of = sia spaces cessful in rY aking a fire in the ‘chairman of the Citizens Cominit- clalized training and long experience in theo F. J. GUILBAULT Get rid of the ‘° rheumatic es pains ment, Kindly seni AL cents to 6 4 ™ adgiate . ‘ a Nn Pe ¥ ‘ ‘er: } ¥ ’ fae all rCLU , ; r va neigh leruise of the Chamber of Com- | PRICES INCLUDE EXAMINATION ‘eines without benefit, let the Wil- without incurrine any obligation, @ regular 7 | t Pwottie SpA. ; a of The Wthlhiame ADVERTISEMENT | bor’s wife went to find out why an f i 3 site ‘, | ee . . ; ~' merce, will be sketched by Carl F. | ° ° ! ! eat re to you what : she had been. ae a Gee a, Died > — 8 tink ul au t dams Tr a ment prove a win py ut oO is notice and send I vik: rir en’s Cott In th G;. Mever, president, at the ré gular ! . © *9 e roa way great relief if gives in the most v so Peyrd ; ar i suUKKarinens lare., @® Yar c — : ga Tire : Wednesday lunckeon. Talks on the (B Inesda} : tad etween Locust and : ‘advisability of keeping the 85ic cig ae tn £3 hould om ¢) 1} school tax will be made by John C, | » the,shoulders he well. = 13 | ae 7 vi - egies 0 ‘Tobin and Mrs. Elias Michael of |. the children all Were half, frozen | fs a : / }and half starved. i ; She found the frozen corpse of Mrs. Lukkarinen with her head up The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louls evening ; newspaper giving Associated Press news servica., the Board of Education and Cir-! cuit Clerk Schmoll. cies Meliss vsttenn Ever Vy St. Louis woman will Dr. Ernest Jaeckh of Germany, | who is touring this country under | | 7 | ha? ae Se tye Se the Carnegie Endowment for In- ~~ .\ Ve ited Glin cooars oe appreciate the unusual value of ; ae : 24 Bee oe aa 3 a students of Lindenwood College - | Be ee gk ee ; he International Relations Club ® Group No. , | a + BB ag oe Cae - : of the college. Following the ad- this otfer dress, many questions were asked Gray hair, however handsome, de-' by the students and answered by Coats orci i NE nn «aaa Fa ge notes advancing age. We all know Dr. Jaeckh. He declared that Ger- U to $49 75 | “Seelam es ae ee BS Yr ‘ the advantages many was committed to pacifism p 5 . oS ig are ai py aabaie Chen, ae ‘ al of a youthful ap- and that the German people were pearance, Your convinced that the policy of right $ i 5 | eo 't stay grav! Look young! hair is vour was better,than the policy of | j urchased tither prepare the recipe at home or! laws a foothold tn the tundra, the ° Beauty Can Be Multiplied f { Ol any drug store a bottle of vaat arctic wastes where Semoed, . ional Values ‘Wvreth’s Sage and Sulphur Com- By Edna Wallace Hopper bial pes: ante Sh acu? Sle te 2 ' — P ijl ‘ { ¢) ! i) ' ; ih it é ‘ ev +f pe oa "hs ,Otre c . 77 7% aah . ry ; - & : py erree! b auty { an be ] neve r go an ho i: = Tn i airs ' rol th ' a. : ne reeipe in proved nomad fribes. herd thef{r reindeer Fiven women who hare be. come accustomed to securing multiplies 1d vouth ext@ded. For! should Vou. ss %, 3 1dj eet a wie ke ‘ak Antes undisturbed by wars or revolutions. remarkable values in our Coat Sales will cet a new thrill from this sale Monday. Such sur- prisingly low prices. Come pre- pared to buy onc. Some of you remember me in old eo charm, makes | migbt. Ts Musical comedies—‘Wang,’* “Dr. . - oa acai aetna Syntax,” Me Capitan,” “The Girl or mars the face. a net hn, io P Muen it tates, HOW SHEPHERD WON WIFE sensational triumphs in “Le Belle When it fa 1€5, 7* Helene,” and as Lady Holsrood y turns gravy and '~.. gE , “Floradora.’” Then in ‘’T) . Si] loo} satvenhed a 5a introduced to Wed ver Slipper.” Then as co-star with a Seamageae Igloo Queen, reer ice © anset popular actor, George just a few “id Correspondence of the Pos«t-D'!spatchand vu ee ~ Ort ai a3 } } \~ “ry f ject gseae of the Chicago Dally News. » _ ; v CQ ,,) } ° sa) ~« ¢ “¢ iii mend this 12 Tobolsk Province Topku-lar . ‘ ; . . . > x 6 rm Ait ‘ si , (AS “ shi pit’ Lij ‘ ] ‘ ¥ - . eas ’ é ‘ ‘ ' ‘ry «cv? ‘Te .t . A ,¢ q :-P 1 eens 2 } ‘ pee r > @ .rY) ’ Ma ,¢ , ry ‘ " Py. largely through scientists of France... powder we have found in Moviedom ypeacy-to-yeo preparation, because it; bas 2000 reindeer and a flat-nosed j , ,| q le z Z } 1] : if , ‘ | sa ° , 1) ot .) ee - i ‘ " 5 | . : ’ ; = | «4 . . ‘ } ‘* They made erie a Tumo is beauty, tbe j sta gre qaoim, ] used to pay we DC] darks ns th nair beautifully, hesides, i daugh ea WwW bo 1s the Queen of the 1 Ve ) “F . ; } ) . > j ,+« —s ; y vs) ra i rr | I] . y le | b Ag } 2 gained mé a piorious caree r. —_ NOX to ot tain iv. Now the ma KReTS Oy} me ean No 1) , tel, as it darkens grit iS of the SsTrioW igloos. lie had an : , ae , + wer x } © m -*) i + + m ; _ Tahaats' nr + p 4 . e Sus ae ‘ —— ; a , } j they pe. gee oe econ Fa tie 8 ¢ a ot you, in My name, at gonuturallv and piobind 5 You moisten | 4ctlvé 3 ty = pherd, who lived | smoine age, THOUSaNnGas See me dali very littl rices, aeponvge or soft brush with it, draw- On a salary of three reindeer a > s } i ‘ ep PA NA : i 4 + ‘ e ~ . . a m the stage looking like a girl. | The coupon with a dime will bring ing this through the hair, taking one year and who, when not shivering : 3 - i , i — i 4 ae ; ALLL sg \« | 5 e ’ | Iam placing the best helps I) you liberal samples of all th: mall strand at a time. By morning with the herd, gazed at the Queen 1.4 e —4 = , _1} Poe ms ; a one } . : s Pe ’ : ; a have found at every woman's call. Eno igh to show you. what ey the grav hair disappes rs: after an-'in the smoke-filled {gloo. tion or two, its natural “Let me tnarry vour daughter,” | — RIN EEE TL Ne eee NL Saat. hl PLT 9 _All toilet counters supply them in, mean to girls and women. Mv PBean- other applien \ nn ihe bee & oOo ooo [se SS 2 SS DD DD De eid SSSSS 0000000000 Fen name. Each one combines a ty Book will eome with them. f coloris restored and it becomes thick, he said. ‘‘TIave you the kalim | — = (Sp Map reppese yjumber of the best helps modern, von want the utmost in beauty, at v and Justrous, and vou appear! (dowry) ?” sneere] Topku-lar. I I [—I J t i J Seeience knows. any age, ¢ 1] the eoupon now, rear nmnge ‘“\Veempre lovers. No kalim.” ree | ui One is my White Youth Clav. I : imam tori casa ana oe | the ,shepnerd. “Try %," Hhave seen it bring to countless For Trial Size 43A eee o eS eS Ses eS eS eSASeSeSeSeSeSeSebeSeesesesy | snapped Topku-Iar. “I've enough : nt Mgirls multiplied beauty in one-hait Mail to Edna Wallace Hopper, £7 . reindeer to chase you across the! 4d 40 Inch Fine Quality . ee ie eer ee, slace Hopper, 53 tlectric pour. And many women, in 30) |= PBs ee nel ; s ie sVC postage an packing on éampic Cc! . oe 7 Py + 7 ’ } . . ‘ > . % - C rgette Crepe minutes, seem to drop ten years.!lyouth Clay and Youth Cream Sewing Machines if want all to learn what White $23.50 Savings Dresses and Trimmings Youth Clay can do for them, and [Name ......... ° ednickly. m9 white and 28 new ~ Another is my Youth Cream. It In addition to trial sizes ordered above 01 See Vandervoort Ad. me best helps I have found. It fos- | youth Cream Powder c I “hei ers, feeds and protects the skin like White— Flesk— Pea h —B aeete r Page II, Part 3 shades. we will include Free, without postage « ‘ 2 ' 7° > (Check kind and ade d rec) —_ ae ae. Hothing else I know. N ight or day, | Eeeseteapisinsiennee - Shed ele Jelo | cin cs chnl sain cis ds) hs es ets |e] chs) ch cl fee) che | cel ce | 1% ) if’ { > | 4 A Pa Jf > | a oo Pest Cind baad se whole tundra.” a Po one RE i The young shepherd had talked 8 i» % : ~~: £m ‘ with the vodka-peddling traders, aa ee co cnnmmmenen tee caudal Si 9 lala Pheri ah bg from the outside and the tradition. : ES, é eo oo nosis SR ea Oe : | i. Cx” al Samoed elopement was too ar- | apeammmmimal, ATS RA RCRD OO DS BRS No ween eemuall es chaic for him. He drove his rein- ert ne deer 300 miles southward to OD- | dorsk on the Obi, just above the! Arctic circle, There he registered the marriage and returned with a document. Topku-lIar cannot read, but he knew that the red seal tueant- law. Smoke now comes through the top of a new igloo. See Our = : a x Lower JAPANESE GIRLS BAR TIPPLERS Beautiful Prices Village Maidens Agree Not to Wed : Drinkers, \\ indow for Better By the Associated Press. VMierchandise TOKIO, March 6.— OUuUILS al CSe Ttces ter and more uniform state laws,” has progressed BO entisfactorily ‘that its first annual meeting will We were exceedingly fortunate in securing these Coats § be hela in Denver July 19 and 20, immediately after the American at a price that enables us to sell them for much less than Fp ee Fe convention here. It | | their actual value. In materials, styles and tailoring they ff is announced by Henry W. Toll, | j COU Y resident. One o le purposes of | are far superior to Coats that sell regularly at $15 and Bs ee enon is to keep. the $25. And so widely varied is the assortment that there J} membership open to all members of : A . . tate ercislatures, informed -o | is a becoming Coat for every tvpe. eS a tubeciet to thems. | Prepara tl ons Steamship Movements. 3i— I] nee mngrTtE Tc condo fot t 4 om) t¢q ii css Dress and Mannish | « Tailored Coats for | Arrived: New . ork, — a. <, oi 1s from soraeaux; . . : hourdonmals, Women, Misses and BN ete, Matardan Wy . . + : ivi1S: | | Nieuw Amsterdam, Rotterdam . ° e make this unusually liberal offer to win new Juniors—and Stylish , f°) Hongkong, March 4, President Clasmic Beautifier , y lube ‘ SL VI1: friends for Boncilla Preparations. Your profit will , . ges Wilson, San Francisco. — | Empress of Cold Cream come in the pleasure and benefits you will derive Yokohama, March 4, . Canada, Vancouver. ° . ° ‘ : : New Colors— Kobe, March 6, Resolute, New Vanishing Cream ron a ours from having won a new friend , York. | or Boncilla. Palmetto eae dee pall March 6, Stavangerfiord, | Face Powder a | Bois de Rose— "ameo— Bamboo— y : New York. | . : ; ve esa | Black—Navy—Tan, Etc. . eta Bay, March 6, Maure-| Talcum Powder OU ff 2 . First Quality Ti He 5 Fur Edgings—Self Trimmed ie New York, Lemon Lotion ' can nota ord to MISS this Oppor- SILKS Novelty Capes— Fancy Pleats— Plymouth, March 65, Aralic, LA MEP Si Stchings and Trimmings {a eee Shampoo tunity. Your dealer has only a limited supply and a limited time in which to aa 7 ° : Z jin meneini New Fabrics— . New York, _ , = Sailed: New York. March 6 S P k Lorcheen— Faille Dc tor ‘Meuthamnton. : seven Fackdages Poiretsheen—Poiret Iwills— 77 a ieee er hae te jombay, March 4, Be'!genland, t se em. Novelty Scotch Cheviots — aw York Sport Plaids—English Mixtures Antwerp, March “6, . Pittsburg, ou Pay $1.39 J and Other New Cloths ! nee Wart : il New York. —-*- Go to any druggist, department store Madeira, Mareh 4, Roma, New ° : . York. Guaranteed Retail or toilet goods counter in St. Louis . ape: ag ape itl HI Hongkong, March 4, Empress of ai ee ime Asia, Vancouver. Value. $2.45 and get your Beauty Treasure Chest 4 2S SS aS ra ee Hongkong. March President ceoe OER wet: : : 3 JACKSON’S es nee ) ~ i before it is too late

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—s SPORES ¥. ae se ton Mien | *. , ~ n+ . . 4 . rm, Fs Se ¥ enact ania Sone gitar ieee ey ecie “ip ae it Use Cuticura : ae : 2 . af ‘ | To Heal Slight Rashes +f & Before they become serious af oa skin troubles. Bathe with Cuti- 4 ' 2 cura Soap and hot water, dry gen- ‘ Cae tly and anoint with Cuticura Oint- hr Pas & ‘ er ote Sea SAR MASALA EL Rly RAIS ol + we ee 2) ar ee i Sn B= ey ee igre ge Aaa — he: ~ ee - ‘ j a -ections of Roy I. Woodard, for- The pairs of words are such as > gh +. + . " . ies = _ ’ a a . iy 2. Stace Representative fron “Admire—abhor” and ‘Brilliant 4 . 7. . . a . @h 4A 444 be > ’ . ‘ % J ; is. fies grec hb ? _ c . “* ? = i ; é : ; 4 ial ney ©@Tiii ‘ “An auomobile alwavs has— top, . f Ss Ww th le 4 hi ] A e€ : : : meee : i & ua ° wheels, speecometer fender, 3 §, af * ‘ S@at., 5 rt a — es ee sca ea sey gt eR "Tha ‘Arithmetic’ Tee? consists of 2 : i. > - = -~ a 44 - i ees ane ce ‘ 4% is ée - i: Pie a eae aaa aaa yoru ata Ta ree | a ee Se ea ag i= t. i By CARLOS F. HURD. jcorrect word, among last our. lo easy iooking prodpiems. 131 ; a * " Ms ‘ rr 1 : | ~ . . - Rel =p * + bh Sd é Electric > VW cannot be too careful in| ine Best Answer test ffers Sentence Meaning” test has. 24 . . ~~ rS -* ii i’? ' J = i a 4 = ; . rm e A , + . . ¥ a Ss ; +hea I said i+} ree a ite i tive meanings é 3 .. ace , alr 2 x. .e was a €coO 4 As ‘ wee . .s é si coals ,e Menera Ra af tefring etatemer Con-ts €x s (3) 22 Admir s to na is Gener: i’ » , = tai Lalenietin Lame Lame tee | vo > —_V—"-- — =» . B ' ie ; ww what he was talking | » ~ —_—_—_—_—_—_—_———— CO OO OOO a ee eee ace eesnmn—nmx =—e=reee_eeee_e_E_OOe______O3_ ei nd none of his hearers | RS 4 t i = ya iseented et Noi } hid bs a ia ‘ . . ; ae i tic? > $ & satis! £ Et ae So r Principal Miller got back ; rs 4 ror Washington i t to 3 | . { | ie . ivi ae fice at Roosevelt to talk wi | = 3 “a bi hir “4 } ek matte ror. if -a ‘ * 4 «eu i? s a4 a. * > + 5 ‘ } - aS kK oOws a}] } yf -) ; ‘ r, mais @ I. Q.. should be very careful in Til erring to tt. then might 6th and Washi A 3 ba ;. : ; rring then might not oth-|}} th an ashington Avenue | % j . & g : ee ‘ t he s ] Y re CA Tr’. } . *> > 7 ~ } qQ ori + i = . + + — "> > S ae > * y ~ I an idea what the J. Q. was. : . . — : '- © \ sme ~*~ Qe ~~ te, +3, + 73 oo a | . Aas i . , oF > ae oo. 2 2 eer: oe a ro @ a 5-7 T Ar) 7 > hh! - t+ , yo ‘ sy, A 4 a 4 ~ ess a % W/ A444 4 . 4 ; ‘ . , ~ > Sreenteeanelil hat WwW i be such an admissicn | f ignorance that it might give me] . ° arene complex. And M:1- 2000 pairs of beautiful new blonde, gray, ! mentioned inferiority coin- n una ss hie Gribnia, tale ac i tan, satin and patents. something that must be earnest'y ; ivoided. bd pinnety Sei Our Special 69 | || BO cesar: P | . | i. aiidienicnt game tae For Monday only. 100 pairs of —— | || opy of his Washington address ‘a | the season’s latest styles. Brok- i is desk nd he hande it to . gta ltones — | | en sizes. | “We cannot be too carefu],”’ it | — said, “in the use of intelligenc: : | ee: siete tc tT o. Year’s Finest Shoes | | . " Blonde Satin ! = 4 ipunetiesteeetieeiiereimeme gee ee LE TE EEE r as to the C G Kid claece r moror > ; oK” , ray c lasses and morons I said. Now, as to t! a I jo.” P “ = roudest St Exact he said. “The news- z _. paper reports of my paper were fo Lowest ark. rrect, but they have been some- Extra Salespeople | what misinterpreted I believe in | | the I. Q., and make use of it right | alone. Come over in this next | room, please Ir And he led the way to a card o—city, State, army, hospital.” is t Some of the analogies are more | difficult than the one given. Classification Series. ‘“‘Mixed Sentences’ are sets of five to seven words, the pupil must mentally rearrange and must say which into a sentence, whether the statement is true or false. Such qa mixed sentence is: “By gas be blowing extinguished shou "Dain This, straightened out, and mak- ime the statement, “Gas should be extinguished by blowing,” would be marked “False” in a oorrec There are sentences. is a answer. jazz-formed ye) = ™ pm a e ‘Classification series of five-word groups, from each of which the pupil strikes out orm word which does not belong witn the rest. Such a-group of woris would 1 Dwelling, barn, church, balloon, wz house.”’ The last of the tests is arithmet Continued on Next Pace. jumbled | ’ SEASHORE= TRAVEL and RESORTS STEAMSHIP AGENCY Represents the NORTH GERMAN LLOYD HAMBURG-AMERICAN And all other leading S. S. Lines Make Your RKeservation y “Me ime NOs sD. 106 North Broadway Garfield 1097 Homes in New England Renta! s—Sales Mas-a- Summer and South Shores of chusetts—C ape Cod The Summer Vacationiand of America 1926 ¢ f fustings Seni on : JU CRi. HENRY W. sAVAGE, Inc. 10 State St.. Boston, Mase. Est. 1840 North Aw = ENGAGE YOUR SUMMER HOME NOW pleasant way. it better to be prepared? course is very thorough. 804A Pine St. Mrs. Mary Mayer. Problem Solved She was faced with the necessity of providing for herself and her little daughter. ing-in beauty culture was the solution to the problem. She could easily make a nice, comfortable living in this How many women are equipped to face the emer- gencies which constantly arise? to earn your own living if called upon to do so? Right now at smal! cost you can take up the subject of beauty culture. The Ethelton Pay as you learn—according to our new time-payment plan. The St. Louis Academy of Beauty Culture Hours 9 to 9g. ram ; \ ? : % “ - _ » Her professional train- Would you know how Isn’t Garfield 0394 IX index of Roosevelt pupils. inked in the upper left-hand cor- | ner of each card was “I. Q., 11 Phone, call or write : No down payment. iS de ao 0 i} for full information ‘ Easy weekly terms or a. en Oe or I. Q. something | © | about this new plan. ° can be arranged. eise, the figure being usually be- | | 3 « tween 80 and 120. | 4 : “We take the I. Q. from _ the! geri y P ae “ 1¢ fa. eighth-grade teachers, who exam- Styles. (> ey +r >} s33%%7 . } es a i \ -~ ine the pupils before they come 3 49 — nk £ 5 . ' Afiller explained In some 7 ies wh reé a pil ( mes to us ———_————— pareipenereeresennateessineires pecans cue MeN genera te a —- mei iii _ wire A the iTV, we make up our own I. Q — The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening - ~~ > . : : newspaper giving Associated Press news service ot Aiwauys a Sure Test. : — _ . . ‘ . | *‘L’sually we find that t ie * ‘orresponds in gener ay wit , the marks that the pupil makes : oesesreesssereres se ceeasreeeeee eoscrensee ccccecercosessessre lis classes. If a student who has jj 2 high I. Q. does not make good grades, we try to see if it is nc to indolence, and do what w n to arouse the pupil's ambi- f rhe efudent has i ow | i... ve are not surprised at low grades, but there may be exceptions CON ee Une e HES EROOADSRNOESERERSEOT SS SOREEOSOREEORSSOUREEESOESENSES OGRE EROEEESDR HOERIS SLE RAOET TRESS SRESORASHEFOEROSOEOOS cuvecesuteewesesctsenewster seeeseeaecnpesesswsonssasaeeeeseusaseseseseese?®. mms is—we had one case where a | ipil who had come to us with a , thn : | ; 4 S07 WLU, low T. Q@. won a Washington Uni- 4} versity scholarship. That was a @ special case, and the low I. Q. was i Af 4 fi ‘ oe Sif J j , jue to the fact that the pupil's Hy J Shi ibll 4 earlier life had been in a home iH | ine here not much English was spok- have to look out fo ) to the manuscript of his Washing- i ‘c ton address, in which he said: i i ia Considerable Tact Needed. 4 at 1 that is Sal a) ; vs y } ‘ ’ boast that no secret is made in , > rr. © A 37> \F sar! Bead ‘ AcLSSt Ss aaa * ‘ Lace 4} qi Ppupilis } ’ Son ¢ a) ) sce “mS a a hh +h if iow inteiiigence and rnart } e ~ . whole school calls them the mut - - * . } ; . 4. } ,? ° %. 4 sses’ or the ‘dumbbells.’ If this pn © Y A+ rio bh, 31.3 a le iS ‘ rret A i one SNnOoUuid La AC : ~eci* *hae ho . a on) Osicion eet: oe ion YUS doing mm was g . tmfart ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ .* . 2 + s+ ; | anG caution are us - f ; The point aim heh — nie roV re by ‘eer Me é | ex AES} = Ne SS wy peer — | . stupidity is p rething as formal and presum- 734 as an intelligence . : ? ’ 4? - ee Oe eee aworiy BCi€4ntii it a ‘ eh Bae oe Sh, t aBbah see ee ee OS GBs Se ; tis = - @ s . ¥ 4 i hi L 1; ® ‘ +} 94200008000000:00000 000 ~etitean 68 8000000 Seeene +000 Bene sees?’. ° THE CANADIAN PACIFIC ROUTE ONLY 4 DAYS OPEN SEA ae lil the light that was to dispe! y ignorance had not come. How ould I know whether the I. Q. was he iast word, I knew what the words wer hat it gs 1 fo “Shi {fug> ; Cf, ~ - ” . J r y A Vie - Pactfully 1 suggested that I would for ki Sit) LLG’ MI Sb, GS 7 Va . ’ / f fie # * 4 , ike to see how they got the I[. ‘ Certainly.” the principal said THE SHELTERED ST. LAWRENCE ROUTE—1000 Ther was son fum x n i ; oe 4s 4 A OL E - 1006 MILE a+ . oe > ’ }. | ’ ° } ‘o «> } > a te > - ** oI a So = ] ’ ¥ , - Lek Se ‘ 4 : . i ed o n 7 7 ‘ f ‘ 1 « tix ~4 iA ¢? A ek + j ‘* ~ , Pre 2 y om iat be T Ton °.s ror i. an a) ryvae +? - > 9 . ’ ? , vy ee orn ; vn : ; , : : sia wags vy Ay 4d wh Lawrence 2 a Ses SS i 4 VJ i ; li & L/L re aif@aUu, ry x Keg aE Amp nie iroup Test we t Montreal or it Ouebec—+t ’ > . > of Mental Ability.” by Lewis M : . Terman of Stanford University. It 4 ae . mo pool, ysoutnampton, “i , . * ‘ a > ie, ae a ' = @ ‘cc *- - > a oe ical P — om ‘ ained 10 tests - the oceal This 1 ‘ - : travei-wise—the scenic or Hamburg. Empress” steamships from ~ . } ree. a 1. ‘ r Nee = - + a.Jee t . é 4 Testa Are Explain route that crosses the Atlantic aft ite yeroywest nome > . . — x Ss. om 1 “a : ae pia he Pp ex. 4 eid X Ms sta mart VEST ; £3 3 b+ Plan LO £O ang steamsnips Trom Mi mtreai and Quebec Ane first was the “Information r : ’ ~ } " * " ” 9 7 - st which has 20 problems like (AVERAGE OF 3 * a ce A yy F ¥ _ p ak * , SAILINGS A WEEK) ee surrendered at --Waterlo Yorkt Appomattox: Manilo ——_ - i ee ee Independent Travel in EUROPE AMERICAN EXPRESS + Churchill, an apartment hotel, is located in Chicago's Near North Sice, with access to boulevards, surface and bus line, ~ The apartments are large. light. airy and beauriftilly furniebed, Every type of modern housexeeping service is supp ec. Leeses for summer Occupancy can be made at sumeals : unusually reasonabie for a hote! of such character. block away, offer every form of summer P shopping and theatre district Reierences required Lincoln Park and Lake Michigan. only one sport. nvenient to the CHURCHILL State ©) Goethe-Chicago 1300 North 4 “ + with — a wonder-working “passport” You can follow your own ideas of where, when and how yo wish to travel in Europe. The American Express Travel Depart ment lays out a detailed itinerary, reserves and purchases ig advance all steamship and railroad tickets at regular tariff rates, All hotel accommodations, baggage transportation, sleeping-car berths, reserved seats, auto tours, and all requirements arranged at prices varying with the length of trip and class of accommo tions selected. A wonder-working “passport” wherever you want to go. Many tours outlined in free booklet “The American Traveler in Europe.’ Write now Travel Department rartie 7 22 OC aneerc : eae T ( - . J oa 4 , Sf i i | ee, * os AMERICAN EXPRE Inexpensive Vacations in 2 —t——ees=™S oe a a EURO I Pleasant 26 day tour by the informa! “Student Third” pian, including round trip steamer ticket $295—others up to $568 for 48 days. Evade troublesome formalities and eliminate travel worries. American Express escort. Congenial companions and substantia! comfort throughout. Write for free helpful booklet “Vacation Tours” A containing selection of trips. ae: ite SS S: . “ Travel Department ; = Streets C;articid 7786 ® a ~ tors tan R.. r » - : . AOTTHAtion i Ireay * rire? . a : t. : ; a ~4 * + a “— s ~ ; 4 ; . ae : A s ‘ a ‘ 4 ; “Sr tee . q u°a7f i "rT + /7- cr — P| i a ls . —_ = ‘ - ‘ * a is ‘ ft , Slisiieme HE SEITE -JIE- = = ~ = across, GOING TO Europe ? Come With Us. All-Expense Tour— Personally Conducted 63 Days, 6 Countries, $956.06 56 Days, 5 Countries, $850.08 From New York, Returning » Montreal. Uf Course You Can Go to Fine inexpensive tours piloted by an old = American firm — 59-85 days—June- Sepr. oO Routes include § countries— $835 up. . STUDENT TOURS : Very economical-very attracuve-$39S up. i> GATES TOURS 225 Sth Avenue New York City ig Se. Louis: Rudolph Trave! Bureau Boatmen's Bank Building MoMmomomenieine li F. Carfield 5188 At International Bank. a UTM *) 4 + ‘ ’ i - a Mes ae ee he ie : oe Dy, tf (VIA MONTREAL AND QUEBEC) oo’ . ft f a ie, ya eS — i ; atest Satins. “ Pay ‘ty eRe 4 SOLD) TTT TD a OS - Sal : SS te tl eee tf i I T MURPHY ‘y+ was or'’y after Tears -¢ being embarrased with shiny, nie eom- pie xio ind searching vainie for $4 help. ' | found Black and Whitel@m Perox Vanishing) Cream,”* sagem Wiss Harr Murphr, 1? N. 66th cam at }’ ideiphtia, Pa ** This pure, ey ‘ ink es . An shia and AN i roxtiqe : os {regm & » - ’ —_ ; , . ke 3 het eS#ary : to th, - + SOftiness an ’ supple. nee, TT Th mT } iy ’ ’ ‘% the t} a od . har +) »*} : ; + ~ ’ " face, eit 6 , : S ist and ; : a ia the complexions app ‘ marred, : Yon ran get f iis te f 1] ¢ ream Fenn ° r dealer in 3 : | $s ' trom ‘ ceaiet! $4c5 Go Beet ree iit Cor > from N BLAC KesoWHITE Beauty Creations ver 2M ective. my ~ . % ’ jars. 8! all £ ILLION USED A YEAR) —_ Piano at once! selves on sight! your purchase. i ee et ne age edie eee [i DT UML Tl ' Astounding + We must dispose of Such quickly because they Don’t Piano or Player-Piano at | { WyTy | Trade graph the three as Little as a © Each Week! 30 Days Free Trial! Your purchase not Considered fina] for 30 days. so you “4m exchange it on any other instru- ment at f : ‘ : | full value. Jf ehman “ -

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH LL ee Sachi « i * : ‘ 4 ‘ > ee Make Their St. Louis Debut at Myles the other and that if it were possi- develops. ble disease by kill- 10 lbs. C dH ' . . ing the erms - Ss. . an . ble an attempt to aid would be frightful S - § 8, Saves le made. A similar understanding | YOu & rightful expense and severe ager Bleeding gums stopped in 12 SAS) now ta do at house sean hours; soreness disappears in 24.9 | a a s ; sian Weauty doctors ieace GE hours; pus clears up in two to three "Let \ 3 ous prices for. Make your own = and at : . ' | complexion the env of all who hold days; teeth begin to tiehten in ten it. Send your aan aud address on!ly— days, and if your trouble has not , worst no more over your ‘terrible’ | no money! . a ‘ akin and eomplexion! Forget your | , : nies ; ‘ - pole ever had been discoverer] been compiotety eliminated in three acta pre es lotiona, “we @ creams, Powe | MAKE JOUR I ACE Tro R YVORTL NE! eeees Capt. Amundsen replied: “ 1 ot four weoks, get your niet A back. dera, massage, ateaming pots and “‘cover- Hundreda of men and women are tow et bec apt. AmuUnNGaseN repiled: . don't | Creosene is sold by Wolff-Wilson | 4 South Broadway " Throw away your rubber masks, | doing it at home—in the quiet of their Z | Lbecaus* | own rooms—without the knowledge of — | want to start anything more on! Drug Co., Walgreen Drug Co., En- 9 plasters al auty destroyers: Psu | © be that subliect.” He said he had re- | derle Drug Co. and other druggists -. Why Carry Tt: aa ‘ outs rs hey dint ’ , rte prea cst een ge aan ae ae ceived thousands of friendly letters | at $1.00 a bottle, or sent direct on ae nena Phones: ? eckles, tan, sallow complexion, surface! spotless, youth-like skin on face, neck, tesecesenccsesececs euesecsosceccesece since the cancelling of his lecture receipt of price, with positive vuar- Satisfaction AW ” : in . ' a george = 7 ns © an- uefa nance oe Bagg 7 mols ain 28552 inion =: os & where a new cin i c.. een % = . ‘ -‘s o. it : ts ‘ nd beautifully furnished, Every type of modern ekin Jook smooth, tresh and lovely, ses {or summer occupancy can be made at rentals but is correcti the excessive oilic character. s ness. nly one block away, offer every form of summer | Sbping and theatre district. Reierences required. * An invisible film F slack and Avhite Peroxide (Vanishing) Cream keeps the natural oil, so necessary Cc tothe skin's sottne and supple. RCHILL . ness, from coming ou n the sur- : a : ' " . : ay ~ face, where the he ? i ’ is lost A ni! ; Goethe~-¢ i if ae m- the complexion 8 app france marred, > : 300 North fi . that spirit tor j ro away fee). e American Express Travel Depart- BveR 12 MILLION USED AYEAR) |ing other than contented.” inerary, reserves and purchases in ; silroad tickets at regular tariff rates, | HUNTING THE ELUSIVE | Silos, scoping -car . woo CARROLL’S—1116 OLIVE STREET Be iecenents arrs: , Oe I. Q. IN HIGH SCHOOLS ours. and all requirements arranged | ) @ ngth of trip and class of accommo- 6 aw x Pe is “-e.' ® : aes oN o m i) f | Continued from YP se -_working “passport” wherever you ESRREREZ: Ke | Ces Say /ZSSBRSEE8 an. ontinued from Preceding Page. _ i , _—— ka Oe Ese . | ined in free booklet “The American cs ™ PI My ical, and shows 12 rows of num-| — —_= | ' ; ber series, each to he ‘ont ed Zz a with two more numbersin the same | XPRESS ~ Proretn te Gat cows. ty sie We create ° ent A Ais, mi | SS . previous numbers. Such a serios ARCH CLEARANCE SALE 8°) would be completed by add ng | en 9°? age the “s mation would come. And TI -‘e 1s eal S oO OUTFITS es | “There is a certain percentage of PE | : aceuracy in these tesis and a cer- tain time for comple ting the whole Tie Te " that is held to be normal fo FE] . , Pt. ph ‘ 4ii¢g oer. norm: roa ectric rT mi TH ot ne aah ath pineal ti P|) UA | We are complete dk, . ; - ’ ’ > . . . . Something like par in golf. So.,| Bed Lamps ie =o VE gy 11 VNR Home Furnishers. if ©. ; ’ ‘ . - . 7 ; i 2 pupil makes the Standing in — t ‘ - —— ur ire ithe tests that is normal] for 13 - a dea ; ; = ; “a i? . ,. | j Yo ent home yea S of age, a nd the Pu pil’s RO} } $ ; : } bo * ty ~¢ ; i j A . ” ; i 4 can be fur nished tual age is only 13. years ; = > ae 4 Oe im BO . ef OF : : ' a 11) years and 4 ; = te q ’ . at Ps x ; 1a | t gt a months, we divide the mental age a A 1 4 * * — ss * 4 -- 7 2 one * a ih ise here - this . ’ by the actual] age, on a percentage { | | 1; ° ° : _ j ° ‘ - -. . eo furniture institu- basis, and get an Intelligence Que ) : " =) ees Ng Dak . ead, € L Lé ge nee (QU0- —_= — “ ¥ > . , ins of 400 1 ioe ‘ i }\a i tion at a big sav There it was—Intelligence Quo-|! | t ° 8M agg - . Cis. ing on bigh-quali- tient. I knew all the time : | : | , — cnew all the time it would | fi] @ ; : . ak ty merchandise. be something Simpie like that, . . when it did come. “On the other hand,” the pria. | ‘Cipal continued, “if the menta] aze by the National Geographie Society. | antee of satisfaction or money re-. Gearanteed or OFF ) tonishing—. almost beyond belief! S “In them was the spirit of the funded. Creosene Co., Desk 4, At-. Money Refunded Main 2551 Mi oe petagen wnigeaa now =—the book is absolutely free to rea: : ; | le istory of eauty culture. Al ere © this paper, ae ree a a 7TH et ST. CHARLE a Américan people I nave frown to lanta, Ga. ‘ in an alvazing free book called Dept. 45-E No. 1608 Broadway, { ‘Beautiful New Skin in 3 Days.” Learn’ York. N. Y | | nl 6397. St. Louis, M Natio j Ba Le teld 2 ‘But how do vou get | Eda i pe Travriers Ch 71 sisted. ‘ ™»? “(ret what “The :. > Tag Secret Is Out. rte ened This time I felt that ryt ee Pe &. ort throughout. acation Tours” Astounding Savings in This Drastic Clean-Up Sale! We must dispose of every used and demonstrator Player-Piano and Piano at once! Such prices as these cannot fail to clear them out quickly because they are so low that the instruments will sell them- selves on sizht! Don’t fail to attend this sale if you intend having a Piano or Player-Piano at any time this year A small deposit will hold your purchase. =n GOING TO Europe? Come With Us. All-Expense Tour— Personally Conducted 63 Days, 6 Countries, $050.00 ™ Days, 5 Countries, $850.00 New York, Returning to Montreal, Phone for Descriptive Folder. CASSILLY TRAVEL Bargains in New and Used Player~- Pianos Bradford . .$165 Rembrandt. 187 ——__— sli ee = __\ ae Wheelock... 200 4 SZ BE iyi, cee || Be Fs La Salle .... 110 \ aA ZH ZZAW PZ iF Johnson ... 345 Herbert .. Conway .. Whitney . 3-Year Terms Pay as Little as shade hed 9* Oo, ¢ 7 r rea 117} shown is 12, and the child’s actual . age is 15, the he . te O08 he Wil hey last at nly : ° i ° | oa ONLY This Suite is built of can get out of the C class into the, ; | Room Sulte—large buffet choice cabinet woods | Bor A class, ’ “Fidt. ctu pgm ees oaths combined with genuine, : Additional Marks. t pes st. tin pecncres high-grade walnat ve- “We take account here of an-§ and five : comfortable neers, Kiach plece is care- (other mark besides the I. Q. That aiid The chair seats fully finished in a richly is the rank of the pupils in the! as cs blended Huguenot walnut , tirst eight grades, as shown in each Darbed with cane a ose tna pine —_s oe a Se iver aisle and. large class. If the pupil ranked fifteenth — ead | 6 Hu I = yp -—; —— with oT uguenot wainut, and see it! WITH e * a s € (ie [8 : « ions in EUROPE |} ations in £ ¢ formal ‘Student ; a p steamer ticket $8 days. Evade ee oa liminate travel , Bitete ort. Congenial ) LAR cae fas rt ty i Bank, Broadway and Lorosi sartield 2 5 | a a in an arithmetic class of 30, his| bed. ({omplete with COOLER rank on that subject is 15-29 . creton - cover = . ‘ Say) ® and re ae hae mattress, cakes opens into a full-size WATER $10 Cash—Balance Monthly so for other subjects, giving us a/ basis for an average. On that, and | $1 Down on the I. Q., we base our first clags- | se sification, but that is subject to change whenever a pupil! shows ‘that he belongs in another classj- | \fication than the one he or she | is in. “The results of the intelligence | fests agree quite remarkably with the grades made by the pupils in studies such as English, Latin, mathematics and social subjects. The tests afford hut little measure of a pupil’s probable’ success in |Manual arts, home @conomics, drawing, music and certain com- Massive. sotis mercial branches. This does not drawers, hat Gaia: thas nuch work dees not re. ee See These Luxurious 10-Piece clothes-hanging quire intelligence, but that our Kroehler Bed-Davenport Suites tests do not measure all phases of intelligence. Where else have you “Moreover, intclligence is only | cver seen such an tremen- ONLY INCLUDED games of 8 one factor of success in life. A | cD rh OP cto AO PRICE — Mehegany end three massive pieces—club tnbie, a beautiful bridge pleasing personality, integrity, per- | chair, fireside chair, y severance, industry, emotional bal- | aa amen davenport opens in an in- lnmp and silk shade, ma- y : ai 2 stant to a full-size, com- hogany amoker, a tray, ance, dependability, faith, courage a: a y fortable hed tailored in cum benmtiead eteties snk and optimism, not one of which is) ! oe 4 e vichiy Magered velour, ir of hand book measured by the so-called intelli- ‘ ae an loose spring-filled cush- S parr Of Sancsome Sars : ? ites ' * é‘ . ' . fons, A Suite that will ends, and note the price, +f $45 Kitchen Cabinet Sliding table tep: large and roomy drawers, of glass sugar jars NO MONEY Trade in your present piano, phono- graph or radio as first payment, then DOWN! the balance in terms spread out over DOWN! three years if you wish. Hoa) wenesvevsessnccencocsescorersevencesssvavensscsvscenssvvcveaseccecucns ‘iiinsaieiaiieaiais anccecccesccccccrscese: Gr==aeof> ——. Gabler . .$ 49 Upright Starck. . 135 FF = PIANOS Kileekamp 85 Rs me om na . a ogers ee 125 ican OTE Behning . 9 iam Sef Richmond 75 | , = = Schulz... 140 Bradbury. ‘gence test—all are extremely im- eee J give lasting service and portant for success, PRE TR RC tots comfort. Aptitude Important. WAAR 44 $10 Cash—-Balance Monthly “One of my main points is that ‘children should always be encour- Bed S rin and ee eee ae tate Fe tated 4 Pe $12 Polychrome Mirror $50.00 Gas Range wesw ee ee TO _- oe seek etter imarens gelbriria ss Genuine Simmons all- f if SEEN cicageanntaet ™ comm =| A beautifal § full- Full size. — large | made to feel that they are mental- oat tad te watnut ) ap incor size, mitered ends .* . i 4 | > wt sistently er a : ae we 6nd Venetian dec- “ diocre ability who pers stentiy em- ae ee = ( oration in center 'ployvs it may in time outdistance an TAT i. —— = panel. another who has more native abil- ity but who makes no use of it. HF puna aetied Yo'Saiere ma Hl 3. ROOM OUTFIT aN NN 4-ROOM OUTFIT i'they are stupid, they are given a“ 5 “NN ED . w ysychologists call ; inferi- par | te] (what psye g i in in Complete ’ 3 wat me é Complete ority complex, which may paralyze — = oe er ‘ y-7} . = , an effort and be the real cause of } ( 32\ jE a bee> y L . ‘future faflure. | : [7-2 2> | . “Any normal person who has! ,good health, cultivates an agree- : <—_ ‘able personality and is honest and | | $3.00 Weekly : ~ $3.50 Weekly industrious, has ample {ntellicence SAA ee ~ ~~, ~ . Each Week! $2 Down a , And 30 Days @ Open Evenings Until 9 P.M. Free Trial! 6S | . oe Your purchase not | eo , (\n| ee) | the bargains—come Considered final wale Cr, sme Fs Sees in and let us — them to you. ou a : . - "tee are almost certain n exc lange it on ong a to find what you any other instru- want and save many ment at ful! value Lehman Corner a 1101 Olive St. _dollars. Ser eamatows, has ample tnt ene Meee R EE Ree SEER EES RE RRR SRRRRRRRRRERARRB © ee ee 2 onc for 30 days, so you 2 ‘ ‘ OG CLOT EE NO EC il ete tte le - ~ om -_ wom ~~ —_—~ ” ee OO AN CC A AE NR A AR GE lt A CE Ce te me tee

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1) ae co a -Di PATCH : a) 42 SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1920. ST. LOUIS POST 0 nie | automobiles cot aku 3. Birds—Pouitey . of the $5-c5ont @ | tax at Pr: — :: aa - Hodiamont and Easton Skinker . and McPherson Av. our businss insures the purchaser § | | ul! ee ata : 3 De Bolivar and Kingsbury : ' an fresh Meat of the e- ; ao l. election tc - 2 7 ighest quality at all times. 3 fl at. ; oo 3 Airs of ~ ”*! ‘“‘Made as good as good oS This Sale at All St. Louis Stores Monday Only’ ee agp low e «4 gs is eet he -X 99 : rices e courteous and help. 4} | conty on : 5 Olive St. Add 10°. for P f : | .t et: that -a | > rders to Dept: M— 515 1ve 3 or fFostage 5 ful service makes shopping at 2 . es , ee ae Plump, tender, luscious + 4 Send All Mail O Pp Walereen’s. a pleasure. Compe . ; ; ‘ z ‘Sie , LR aD ‘ e given to tne ‘% :' "ia chernes treasured up in cordia =: All P ] tent registered harm : / | : und 7 ake its niace. ae or wet - > urDpDose Ta as ) P acists in . i § i j Because of its. cerm-destroying Sauization s ing es and the creamiest fondant cen- : Walgreen’s Perfection {~ a‘\ “ Soe ie J charge of our prescription de- 3 | } ‘ Mronerties. it quickilv subdues the centag F memoers hes , ters — jacketed in Walgreen's ~: - Id Cream V 1 S } Ge partments ~ 3 : ‘ te Aid “ed . ba eritation and heals Ward president must Ba it s° famous mild pepe ap and “ 2 Oo VW indow enti ators igo 9 ring a | ‘} gs Segger hey megs - 60c Oc Amelita Rouge _ - 9 N field Interceded for Amer- | ** eal 3 Trial cease” ist ei melita - ~ Herb : it 4 \ ee “iy Agherccee Se ee \ aed | For chafed_ skins: a Miller’s Le the senelar shades Justrite Juice at MINERAL OIL : di 3 4 | 3 MIail me a Free Sample of Mentho- mates ior a&cned “al rposes iti ean dusting pow der for in- sseieabeasidiias n ; ine popwuiar sna > 50 een ' icans. ; Site a ee oe ise: lnm ==s fants and adults. Fine Snake 50c Cocoanut eo " Cleaning Fluid 98c ow | Acts as an internal a > 7 : League 7 ers 2a! invited ° ts TS ; ° > \"eats , ; 4: sh . 4 f ; . et — le a i — { oo l/c Oil and Egg Vick’s Vapo Rub leave n Ne 3 for a ion re : | A. 7 + tcenciated Preae ‘wea 3 . poe 7 = $ ing .. wah —- oe ot : : 2 . Be the Associat ~_ - . i] i i ig | - The league's primary school of J a= shavins Shampoo For chest colds and other 53¢ pt on oo wate ves all $2.50 ol eat. whet sod 54 ww ASHINGTON, March 6.—Ame! “ . . } c HiuwFrHMoO | ." ae F lh Hair ‘/ bair soft and fluff. _‘ — all shades a Iazo from th af Cc Intry. Secretary of ii. onl ; , if k t mn " SS > igo, on : i ike a ing Jap ae : ‘ sas : Patent Pile | State Kellogg today isclosed the; / ee / s’ Ra | and Mediterrane Poa a : a - . 17 | : ] e a S * ed WME Nalgene ater od oo a Soap Toilet 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste igi Oiatment fact, but apparently no formal pro=) ie ; ‘ 4 ‘| sa ae i i A iif ee b 2 igh ‘ Biting « eaitive Li? > ’ a me os . : , ; ; : : o a te ne”? aA a co moves dandruff. « a Fer oper 3 Bars, a 3 7c Medicines Tube ‘ tes Tas .ade ‘ Pp fs tat! of : ‘ 4 Lbieds eA (itl é i oa i “ al ss ne facili e on — . S otis = ? ibea Dias waite: baa Inading to beidness nnd fociliente 23 Articles 59c Man (Dem) of New 3aaaa hit j ee S Ine The current RE f the lonene Gamat microbes, quickis dis- Fn 60c California 4?c Boyan (Dem. of Nem York, who | rit 3 batiatin. weeesnte ¢ hattieint etvil posing of oe ee 30c Hill’s | $1.25 Manon Les- 89 Syrup of Figs 60c Pom- had | iema gone me ie ee ae = ut : : servi reform 1! mn s “ing Nis- ‘ it possessee healing Cascara caut Face Powder Cc a $1.25 9Rc “~ Night amr vox OGM Its 0 exico, air ‘ai oe es ‘ é properties. ( ontains ane ; ~ = n, ROLiO€ aia: fit - us an appy Se et ee eee need ~ts chaateah, Quinine $1.00 Mavis 79¢ a Aide ‘The only information I have aa) i} is the merit system in civil ser $1.42 yAte Talcum $1.00 Miles’ 79¢ to the expulsion of citizens of the! = i i ate . ee ke i cealceilas Ree es hie Oise 18 one of the ¢ ies of hom ‘ RAR A ° a ao . * ie ‘ a4 | fa s . gd ; : t * ; sy ing — 23 OF ii ‘ ics i nN 50c Hind’s 50c Djer Kiss 39¢ Nervine $1.00 Dan- United States from Mexico is the. a Ms Le . = cane ae ee dleri 2 : “ = of : ‘ pt a ; “ The pgm yonge i ss. Honey and ae a daar aaa 50c Phillips’ Milk 39c¢ derine following: | oa : at 2 2 : am ia . % : . i i Addon a rae Almond Fa. nuts “ee ~ of Magnesia Hair Tonic, ‘In a disptach from the Ameriq} b i3f3 ae lerika : sys'er AL | = ” a . itho rf th wate 75 D an Ambassador to Mexico, p ae | * H Ba : . 4 hrines ‘ 'd met Rh DO t A } an f ] Se ae ae sagt "39c Powder ee eee Cc ~ a 79c¢ 83c learread tira? she Mesd ames Sem- ; 2 aoe - x aus . r a é ¢ ¢ ; yso fat © ee ‘ eo. a" . 4 aes — i 4 ¢ tin : . - Yiddish Comedy at Odeon Friday. tory Pas Cc - Amelita, Bath 79¢ ae Wie “ee ‘want ple, Evans and Connelly of the 7° ie AS and takes away that full bioated feet Mme. Bessie Thomashefsky fluffy appearance, 1.00 eee So ; 21 — Academy of the Visitation, a Cath=} i] : a : Sete ene ae | Tiddiah actress fromm New York, | : 98 oe. s | $1 Golden Peacock « 19¢ a ) - 42c w } 7 hool situated "all Coyeneill in TRE ae _« wie. Been if) Tid usr at the Oden ¥ a Cc Vegetable | Bleach Cream 50¢c Stuart’s Dy- A9c the neighborhood of osaual City. | | if ; = sonous ther é , . neivtad Compound 35c Pond's Cold 2ic pepsia Tablets .. 60c Doan's had been ordered expelled. Mr. ' | 4 | 7 i; m = ., caused sour stomach Pzire] Mire? From Galicia She R9c Cream ... ee: 60c Per- 49 Kidney can’t spill—no waste; Sheffield interceded for them with | 7. te aut walt way long:r. but let Adierika| will have the role of a Jewish im- | —_—_ eae e eee 4?c tussin SIC Pills, no buffer necessary. the Min'ster of Foreign Affairs. , : give your ston und ob s QUICK ierant eri whoa comes trom Ga. | 9 90c anc Amon —— ¢ rel] 44 Decided to Leave Anyway. 1 : : 2 a= nt eae bd G , Fists 20 — L ten * ie eae eee gen “ae we an Is Mother Ss Health Java Rice 35c Frostilila 24c “ 00 ag a ' R30 et "Th o order was su bsequen itly ra- ‘ea ; ee oe ee ee eee I hy ? Powder Lotion .. re : eee ee 50c The Way to Say, ‘Remember Me’ wekad tan nf a by th ia : : nae a petites ibe nate Li s e featured In tne p Failing: : 35¢ Cutex Nail $1.00 Glyco- Ricvcle ese out tpi: co i. if . : 1) 9c P 1: % 2ic , — ~f Thy moline c Playing American. Ambassador that heal 1 if i saane of Seah hor is an- 40c Ree’ s Honey Cu- | 75 Watkin S Mulsified Shampoo $1.25 Mayr’s Stom- ~ 98c ial: sere it to be pores — we L | . 4s an” ini ae : 3 to close their academy and leay ages rts. aes che wanes sue Pluto | cumber Lotion C | For prevention of dandruff. Makes | ach Remedy “, the country, and that aaa 1 ; 3 you and sour welfare. How can Water] 35c After-Shaving 29 the hair soft and fluffy. 33 30c White Pine 23 - an ass a = tical Onin day ot . i . oe ow pow: Lotion | Cc 50c size ‘- Cc Tar Cough Syrup Cc wavs Oe eee (‘ase | “he needs a tonic for flagging heart _— ae , " : $1.25 Fath ye March for Mobile, Ala. I have to- tie and tired nerves. Something to $1.50 Van Ess qui 25 Father John's O3¢ le received a message that arouse her appetite and help digest the food Sumething aromatic and invigorating. Dr. Siegert’s ANGOSTURA BITTERS A tablespoonfal of Angostura Bit- $1.25 ters before the meal os sprinkied . ‘on the food, the fruit cocktail or Curlex Electric grapefruit lends a delicious flavor stimulates the appetite and aids Curling Iron ' Madame Semple has informed the | - y that all Government s8i-; pervision has been withdrawn from property at Coyoacon. . “Anothér case which came to my} attention was that of Dr. J. A hiilips, a Methodist Episcopal ordaine.] minister; who wag prin-/| cipal of the Institute of the Pee-)* ple, a schoo! at Piedras Negras, opposite Fagle Pass, Tex. The ex-' Scalp $1.19 LISTERINE Medicine Aveta - The Safe Antiseptic Harriett Hubbard Ayer: Richard Hudnut’s A safe, non-irritating anti- ee. a ° ne : Deauville Doublette septic solution particularly Ayeristocrat Cream . Com acts adapted to the requirements 75c and Ss P of personal hygiene. Valu- rn AP $2 50 abie as a gargle. Corrects $1.50 . halitosis; purifies the mouth. ~, LU use re the fragrant O h Id ; flower itself. +: $2, 50 $1.00 Size Ske Bottle. ... C " Rubber Gloves# | "459 DOUX JASMIN Is the true French inspira- - tien of Cire. BROS.& CO. ré ad —_ oa gdeaiye rae Phen jee aE Pa 9 5 The Old Reliable Credit Jewelers—Largest in the ag 717 OLIVE STREET ée memorable aa digestion. Complete with d tes Ss ; 1g ; ? : OekKS A ,]- ¥ using The spleagdid tonie and reguinat- Lather Brush of Cmi1 ne vide h : : | . Ins . a M ‘ ale. Ps OI} at te Sto kK ot qu bad this fameus ing effeets of Lyko have helped fine selected bris« md 2 : wf au ~ ‘tena | . P ’ z : : Soap. De- evened a -ople he ol : ; - “atm a minis ster of rel on. 4 + . { 4 . ‘ sat a vik } ss onup e thousand f people wh relt - “ge r ne | it \ It} le re} landise (} te re q i‘ ? sale ait «a Spe ‘ lal « dis . ’ "i pended up- b es weak or lacking in enerzcy to get tles. gripped in a ; al ore: oe eo ft : > ti h os take it that in - 7 eount ot 1 LY c tO ¥ 5%, : on i] purchases, —& me 1n Ed Pinaud S Toilet —_. mee During twenty years © esp sae beck their “pep and punch.” his baxe of stone- Banishes habitual pains in 10 the expuision 1s cla : 3 . : INso as aft women in their beauty habits, splendid preparation is a2 cenuine hard rubber. The minutes—is equally effective essen ae ae , ail : th | Ge | " “ Eround that under ° i for other pains. Girls nowadays, and women, have more to do—more outside interests — more social] and busines 4s activi- ties. Every hour -of every day counts for something in this day and age. So, to lose a whole ° spells tragedy. But this is me “first ald Esther Bonney has developed, aid to nature —it help-~ to put sail cae i and « pe na eharge aceount. Preparations toward FY - : strength inte worn-out bodies. ~ ec at tital among other aids, this perfect No Money Down Lilac Vegetal en 25s , Constitution no ordained | ch oc any creed may teach! of primary instruction. / Satmne time Senator King! B of Utah announred he! — ask for considerable mere | rule are all of the finest quality bone and cellin- loid, Thorougchi¢ aterilized and is For the tollette. The lotion for. all par- No. 471] White Rose Esther Bonney poses. After shaving, Glycerine Soap for the bath or the Just the right amount of gly- Face Powder | «é 9? si : “Da erictn” | The “‘Ada Naty dressing table. With : : atricia \ vi ; cerine, long Known for its skin- zt longer necessary. Feminexs saves ee : D; d Rj Di d Ri SZ SS ee he protecting properties, makes | It spreads evenly and has most The Great General Tonic _ clean ane — these days that were habitually lest ‘eat on the eituation, including | £ —— =e lamon ing ~— == 7 this pure Soap as soothing as | unusual! clinging qualities. In | It is a tonic, a reconstractor, a | from germs. No. through pain or fear of the question whether Amerie BA it is effectual. F . oy ie. laxative which people everv- | 557 Stzr Lather places them with fine, free, normal sth ee Pte: = = peri: . an’ TH The Diamond ts a First quality blue Cc refined French blue package, where have used to advantage | Brush. Regular days Feminex comes in se litth . ty Dae Monday c a oe been formes Maun ae ial value, - , er Ambassador ) $37.50 moi Te ; gen = Tie B. Wa Tren, whose nomination to $100 a $1.29 25c Packer’s q 50c Malt 4? and is 99 i €6 . Windsor Trianon” _ Mountain Val! ley . : ; . 3 y he G an Tonic Diamond Diamond Water J CVYJUV2ES : Ring Ring That Dependable, Pleasant- t ANIMALS ; ; t - « : ' . ‘Be thy ¢z ‘ 4 : . lies j Tasting Kidney Water From als and other « tious ingre- POULTRY AND BIRDS : | Artistic man's ring te es ' - ] . t awl t hee 2 7 18 K. at ; 5 : : . aad D eiei : ary Ferfumes visit ow aa a | | $50 $150 7 ercen for oo eereee oes Perfume Shop at 515 Olive Street aon . 2 Baby Chicks For Sale S7s & Week 1 Babies r cians is ee , ae we ‘ : Doas and c ts F . le . ” - treatin ney sorders. ‘ “ Sa | Ve $1.25 a Week Aliso at $100, $125, $700, $250, $300 Don 2 tinetic ¢ in treating ki ) i . “oe ea io ; ‘ x a ° | ) . . or 25 & Buy by tne Case = bulk, per o 54 09 d » | QUARIUMS FISH, ETC. | White Gold Wrist Watch | WEDDING RINGS Tears 6 Cc bulk, per oz o4. ae Freshly Roaste 4 fs : | : . The “Flite” = $7.50 ; Floramve Perfume. $1 53 ; re stuippl: e ; CE PAGE ‘5. PART 10, | oe gue "i Havana Grande i 2 z., original ° waggle very Day Es a ) 3 Triangulars . * M B k if y > Azurea Perfume. % ' ' eer EF REAL ESTATE SECTION. $7.50 oney Back if You “ge Re A : a , NJ , & ere is a deci ‘ . i -t ? bd 5 P d : ' === —— > oa oo , . = Fr ' 32.2 4 4 a , ‘ . : a i ° 2 ig. Hy the Fourth f | Don t Gain ounds ) Azurea Toilet K Palmolive advantage in buying 4 | ~ a + fs v ’ ; or q a W ater } . ; aa poate: ' grade 3 . te Diamonds 4 2-25 size C ~ es ° a ° j J la Coff Ie i - AND LAUNCHES | ) $22.50 and up wc i] - Amelite Narcis Perfume 4 Shaving Cream : ee ee aad : . ic, anc 6h: : rhs OAV Tha . , What's the Use of Bein = 1 eee as : hee $3 00 % ; roasted freshly daily - Pr. an . : . | age hancy wing ends. Silwer ELGIN WATCHES Muriel z ; ' «! » oZ., omgina! weve a j = on BOAT Wid —For fishing (rand = : ial. High-erace 15 lewe! $30 ; . Cc Skinny and Run Dou n = Amelite oo . ~ ; in our own coffee “ : - 356 Michigan 4 morement . ae _—** High-Grade Gold Filled 15¢ size | ici: aia Man ace 2 as $1.50 N ; plant. Jevola is of 2 a. : + a ee ‘ : - ; “ aeif } % - g, : For ] : 2 ' ecrew hack 1 : ny very easilr : , : Sa f | Other styles at $12.50, $15, $18.75, CPen face. Sern, Ys hee : | sith. Dr. Groce’ Cod EB Caron’s Black Narcissus Per- K ways fresh, full Al is of = : tC . g $22.50, §25, $27.50 and up te $700. ‘™" a rite ¥ | . wn 4 enis for i etre aT Fallet é a = ! , te oat J a. launches, $30) and ; 43 | inane Wee Watches ot ail el o . —_ iat caee, guaran aan Cc ries Be we = fume, smali size, original . s ; strength and finely Bisa: Yorke valle . % pep ~—— ; 1h Prices ye ; te ont flesh On Vets Houbigant's ideal Perfume, $1 75 % flavored. is Kine’e faldinal 2 EPR Ha (i. : ami do it in a hurry = : ' —— “ tie : ai talrell one-half oun: | : ‘if RADIO FANS—Listen in on WHT, $1.00 ) Box Special Sugar coated, pleas. BY = Of we ' - : Week ; a Chieage, every Tresday nicht from a ee ‘ ant ‘eke as candy, et ee q she . stiffest most obstinate —Smali party caving city. i or 33 oe tee. (ret three bottles of Dr. Gross 2 Perfume, one-half oz J hat et tee 5 k Max $333: also 1S-foot skiff ae?) sage lablets take as directed and if 7 C nite? « 1 ‘Or io p “ae “ earc. Cr a Quick, clean ; Tr : , ’ See Our Store Windows for Special vag oe ; ton dent grin at ltenat > pounds A Ot é ; be rican ertume, $2 00 -_ shave use PALMOLIV EF POUND le See Miseourt. best conditien: Watches repaired: 5 & cuaranteed ro in 30 days and frei like a new per 7 one-haif ounce + K SHAVING CREAM Recu- 4 r> Wave: J ri. ©99) =~, On4 retnodeted ; * -, : Lowe ‘ ors son yonr meoner will be refunded p, Djer-Kiss I oilet 4 lar 35« : with casi 15 1 Sine a a or wtite fer ag 4 > , . . en sleama ; ; : we >> ‘Ja ‘ - . = : eh call orEN MONT AY AND SATIRDAS THE @ cer Ay Special this sale, _ Water ene $1.63 x" Special a AND BO aE} suP a ies -- Wess i - shi Dd ai . ~ -— — — " = ' i8ed outbored motors. $45 up. mew | — ha “ ms — lea, .**. $45 Joe's gtavs. Grossmann AS . .2¢. fe é 4 SS Fee ety ae ae ee ee ee rm ‘ Boy 45k * Ry me ‘oh — oe tage My BER b es ey 8 +B ee Dae eat Sf ts F pity, a a *® a Mae on < ce J ae pened“ 3 Re? Saeae Cnt es Ste ae Sopa le er

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S$ insures the purchaser n, fresh merchandise of the pest) quality at all times. ntity§ buying Permits low s. The courteous and help. Service makes shopping at Breen'’s a pleasure. Compe- registered Pharmacists in ge of our Prescription de. ments. ou're Always Welcome at Walgreen’s fro RUSSIAN ST.LOUIS POST- PRPS P TY 444 PATCH SPCC} OO OE G SIPIASE SG AU’ PART NINE. FOPEEEPAL EAS ¢ ———=————2 PAGES 1—6A. cece ee] \\\WWWWWww Ww Y ou Say th Better Twill Pay. on - Es Farm Lands, Household Goods Wta. Household Fur, (FP, Instruction (Auto). , -1 | Instruction (Musica] ) 8s, Real Estate, For Sale (Mise, ) u * My, Note Ge F inancial, Em oCyment, Lost and Found and Rooms.) Poultry—Birds, Pt. 10, P. 1 Animals .....Pt. 10, P. } Aquar,. Fish, ré. 10, ”. 15 MEIC REVOKED SOMEEXPULSION DROERS FOR U.S Secretary Kellogg Discloses | That Ambassador Shef. | field Interceded for Amer. Sewing Machines Talking Machines Stamps and Coins Building Material eh ey * Bie ial cian Horses, Vehicles Household Goods Fa ae Freonge Pianos—Musica] “2 REPORT FAIL HOUSE! naa a's, a 5 a oe M iscellaneous Wa PROMPTLy iil did en aii ; Slat le aos nin os iets n re nme, sini ‘cai — q ie ‘d » as » _ os + * 4 "4 a, 7 , i 7] » Pl ~ 5 PS oat a, i Ames a ik ary ge: ght tbe, Mod Se : a io. ’ aes 5 - _ bee re le, ia > Se ee —_——_——, Se rene, ‘TYPEWRITERS C T ION MISCELLA WEDNESDA Y, MARC \ Ont "hake MOLD GOOD S FOR SALE , DINING ROOM svIT n; cheap. 12434 Am fe ae RE a Ry He ray a ee | DICFATING iy SCELLANEO! 7 ee S pieces: like new; | DINING BEDROOM SUTPBS. AT 3900 CHOUTE | IROOM SUTTES ST. LOUIS. MIS 1 at publie auction hon Co., _F00ds. Dennis “Timp coal, 84. tT A r Ply. used: DINING TABL PIECE WALNT? Standard. $4.50° DAVENETTE SET Dawley ~ $1.50 per galjo Coa... sunker ei ane Se (c99) | , best Haviland; hait > _ vA av. ; $1.00 IMPORTED IN LIQL IDATION DISHWASHER Lathes, vertical] ahs ; a. - *e gone om) ~ fet > rR - a at Pe ee Lai ae ca i” ee Hey a Pp . PO No ela ‘ ee oe Overstuffed Bed r | Carterville, on 1176, 1130, an ————-esenathanenneee Z00d condition, ¢ cupboard. table, other fi 3%) Clayton. Cr gallon: roofing fee) MINERAL OIL Lourie bulldozer. accumulators, ste driven pumps, i TYPE RITER ‘ond wr . a ve a har PEWRITER— Cc 7 Electric, Butterkist pper and malle- : pressors, steam, a fittings, 200 tons . : ROLLE 4 Punchings and borings, vas Pi American recognition to Mexico, : @ B35 Il makes rebullt = | price $35. FIBER SUITE AT HALF PRICE TYPEWRITERS—_A _68 Sof J luminum ‘Olle “The only informat ° a COtler to the expulsion of C United States from OFFICE FY] XTURES top and typewrit.. airs, directors? ta- ela _3na7. mate METAL DA-T = tL SAPE—g4 inche ‘inches STANDARD aod id listing machine: | BUF 7.5 15 flat and ro]] esks, office ch a ddress Mrs. Ir] W SCREEN PAINT. 1] ‘In a disptach from the Amerit- | Tl. id the many remar ZE DA-BEDS seventy AN learned that the Mesdames Sem- | Writer, check writer ple, Evans and Academy of the Visit school situated at Coyo the neighborhood had been ordered Sheffield {nterc the Min'ster of a A ee eae, ee eee : - = - (er makes at equ,! BERMUDA onion emington portadles, rms Ce ee We ae a a RIM} __ Oth & Washington FLOOR LAMPS ation, a Cath- tric fans, office ute ion guaranteed. R. Aiso 1 Nash 2-ton Quad truck with 3 riptive Cireular and ean be had on of Mexico City, | CALIPORNIA “priv Sunday bs 5643 Julian BY... WALNUT BUFFETS how being issued application to the eded for them with SHOTGUNS — on _ loreign Affairs. 8 | HOUSEHOLD | ‘| FURNITURE. ig | DAVENETTE SET—F eave Anyway. Plant on exhibitio || VAVENETTE SE The View DOUX JASMIN Is the true French inspira- tion of (Ciro. It is the «u- Ppremely fine Jd as es — Themioratle gas this iragrant flower itself. E xt.. $2 50 ln on. . ' 7 per ta. SH 1's "o2, $6450 Toilet Water, — Monday, March 8. awn seeded or sox NTH AND MARK per cent in either ¢ at they 4nd every purchaser MICHAEL TA UBER AUCTIONEERS A deposit of 95 ash or certified s subsequently re- am informed by the American Ambassador th believed it to be the b to close their academy the country, and TINNER'S TO LS Nentucky, swee t Way to Say, ‘Remember Me’ Bed tr pe . 3-piece. i ¥ wen received. 1\V SFOR SALE CEDAR CHhSTS n | HOUSEH’LD Goovp *° BOWL—I used h y Rome daybed 4 age hl rooms; good; flat to. a _ Fore. = 3631 Page ler | FURNITURE . : > ANTIQUES—Aij 648 Engine, fittings, 1° aoa maipment | f i i 2 i i | . = 3 Caba nv 3766M lo] eines SUITE. —8-piece : i TRIMMING Wide s : inior med the a ( hestnut St., ¢ surgery and for: a ) la 34° Government Su- St. Louis, Mo. URE—Of 4 yooms; will acrifice. eri. | ; ur oe eS am eee, Ne Saat lee VULCANIZING OUTFITO artistic | CHEST OF VERS—AlIl kinds: che 1) ; ve avis, 1718 Olive - CHIFFONIERS from property at Covo “Another case Which City and county, - | FURNIrUpp Quality Trees ; ERIODICALS . bough: and sold. Be 7 came to my ! HS BOOKS SUITE—10 pieces; 1S. 3d. B } __seli; cheap. 158 Pennsylvania. rooms. “Call Monday. || ae ROW) Rs ordained minister, yw cipal of the Institute ple, a school at Pie opposite Eagle Pass, Puletion was also three teachers. Order Revoked ; -White enamel: new, ho was prin- y : Grand 4598W | DINING rst :| pare GY—S$9: hed. $4 pe ee jo 43°74 Shaw. | is ROOK SUITE—Gas PN oa ROOM CIT i neous, at sacrifice and valves of Cvery 718. visnomiitininateissci alias me ee PPrnt Savilig. no dealers, big ». iw ae —— rere ane ts of flat: l@aviiiz RAMA Bittner at. ce said to include | Ww (ec) | DINING-ROOM SL “Ties eo on a | CHIFIN Vv Trees and See ee Stroiler, wicker get Gj)» : ; vior, a SUtTKE—bDa venette H voked and I am tiene! ye? Mi petals or ie SU eee, * 4 yy gle Se. . ae r. See Se oe, . a ~ ink pee . Ot. oe 7 id. . » f A “i i te eh » w 9 fi ete, I = ; CP Maiey etd 7 fe in poe ans Lipa Fett a 7 d - pa . ve" ¢ “ a ne ‘ ‘i ‘ or. 4 . ats Ses sp i* “Say he-, y ~ . i = 5 * ee: merry on . 2 hin Sang ¥ 6: ae . ¥ ta “ ie . ad “4 “> ol - “ : 4 es { é i, Samana : ate | Ses _ . a ~ » 7 as 4 - ne ins a ah Es Ree * “ a ee 3 " g r : ? 7 ’ 7 7! , : ’ er me v \ » “ e on quate, va a om v om, * ” oy ”~ ‘ _ Tg ‘ i se s : ‘ ; g " eatin 7 4 wh a a . ee ~ Atl ecg 12s > oe a ee ee sya _ nen ; aon: 4 _ eee y now informed by | CHIFFOROBE—1{ ‘ge in Mexico that Phij]- ry. x paint since 1896 large | DINING-R Faeseres 4@2 Pain for other pains. eountea for something in this spells tragedy. But this Is days, beminex comes in a — has no stomach and is ineapen- sit ?. SR i a i at tate US FOR RENT | \,, Phy ere: Oe 9 ey. Catl 3711 (;ravoia. allowed to return d the school w he, being a for- | BABY BUG Y—Reed f] ° Sunday before 3 CHIFFOROBES 5 ‘Een . Must gel]: che | DINING ROOM Dust ell; cheap opened provided SUT &-—A limos oa elgner and a mi eat te)’ FURNITURE , : . . ACOUSTIC4 N—]} Banishes habitual pains in 10 | FURNITURE—ay4o minutes—is equally effective , AMPS AND stamn Co. 620 Olix TABLE SUPPLIES - In Northern Mic} - . _ prices for cash. LE ‘ esiaeicamibinatca om —= x ee Dr T—And davenette ; CHIFFOROBE $15 —————_ | DINING . e Sunday al! day: Vv. _MISCELLANEOUS FURNACE Witd.—Seco! 7 ] >| FURNITURE; Mexican Consti (sirls nowadays, and women, have Satahh more to do—more outside interests —mnore social and business actiyi- ties. Every hour - of every day i : ‘SET oma Walnut: may teach | BABY BU LAWN MOWER’ S§} | CONTENTS of four | CRIB—Decorated T—« lak, Y-piece: flat. nator King) jj ee and age. So, to lose a whole day, Would ask for cor 6 chairs, buffet. light on the situ: siderable more | table, day-bed, Vic longer necessary, Feminex saves those days that were habitually lost through pain or fear of pain—re. places them with fine, free, normal |’ URNITURB— ig eon “eae ‘ > oT ee OOP Sea wheelie j ~ ; TE tice hr IRON, METALS table. Cab- | CHILD 3S VELOCIPEDE_ FURNITURE American BATHR« 28) (c} es ay blue package, containing small bot- tle with a three months’ supply of tablets. Feminex is absolutely safe Depart- | w= rg r the determin- | ations haq. BASER ador Charles se nomination to reneral was rejected | | ae King COFFEE KETTLE perfect condition. I mMatiress and springs. Pricés fOr news) pa BICYCLES—moTOR cycLeEs spring. maithene; chars DINING-RooM “SUITES—New 7 A POST CARD w ee te lili og Municipal To>] eet op —— = = ———- beler | pete Brille te ore COIL SI RINGS “ROOM SUITE. 9 ) FURNITURE-—, ir ‘ : f ie « pie 25 iy ip ae 5 te ro bil 7 ae i ie: Pare we ™ oes ee a atc. a ae ee es eal CALE bed for poreh a = ~~ ¥ ” UILDING MATERIALS 9 Piebs oer pment: is reference to = nN “3 | DINING-ROOM SET—9 ry) UTING Scal bao ‘The new Graceline slightly mismatche COMPUTING SCALES RANG E—Superior reshly Roasted Every Day There j, a decided advantage in buying Javola Coffee. It is rcasted freshly daily in our own coffee Plant. Javola is al- ways fresh, full strength and finely flavored. 43c POUND /COMBINATIAS RA: Eacelient condition E—Black. Buck's. leaving city Monday. DITNING “ROOM” et ae {ois} 4 Lo doors. | : 4371 ing see our USC Table | fe 0 & Deimar 1590: Delr 6 te $12 Hugh Up-to-date Simmonae ies. chairs, stove oOo os | taf : GOLF BALLS —Standard. | , | o'clock evenings, ‘ DRICK—100.000 hard POULTRY AND BIRDS BEES AND BEE SUPPLI :$ Poultry Supplies For Sale Baby Chicks For Sale Dogs and Cats For Sale AQUARIUMS, FISH, ETC. SEE PAGE 15, PART 10, REAL ESTATE SECTION. yw ANGE RNITURE—New: dinin A RANGE gigs ine Treom, kite hen. cbeap. <a live as you can buy for DINNG-ROOM BUI account of death , es Cearance nt ; , | : BUILDING MATERIAL WOOD BEDS COMBINATION hone | FURNII URE» NG-ROOM SCITE—9 pieces”, m: J nines. S5Il Ty mp FURNITTRE—3 : i a (is NG MATERIALS—o? all nerv ried ae} rica CIT Fare a : “e BEDROOM srr. a ae WUTTERING, 4°, ii your motor eycie | FURNITURE—Four is oa: ahs se Mport | i nn o - ° Cet Wainui 12 '2-25-30-100-1b, (©) | COMBINATION RANGE ee a raphed ladders, 30-foot, $15 ‘RE—Gray * reed Slater's felt, 40-foot re! <==: —~ | BEDROOM SUITE With high gags oven: ND ADDING 7 ===: 7 AD SALES AGENCY. ‘ BOATS AND ARAT OS INATION RANGE—Al) bi s Higt walter. Bo Steiner Furn., Co.. 1°) . AS re Sy ade fishing. ne I se 6 Os MBINATION RANGES. DINING “ROO sledding SON oberes j ee] ured: permManernt - FURNITCRE foo" ats and launches. VANDEVENTER | COMBINATION RANGES ~ LUMBER ("( $196 DINING SUITE FOR ONLY SUR A handsome M py heen folding. Coifas MACHINE- -Burrougche “reasonable price. | INVAEID WHEEL CHAIRS AND Hibs leseription. 4219 3097. , INVALID CHiAIRS 4530 DeTonty St. aS L\CHIN Es—wNe Suite in. our BRaryval Riverside SIT IW ETT E— Like new. cream senarator Cord Storage & Movin TeEVerse pear. Par “ sth DAVENETT&—aAnd of AND BOAT SUP] ! re , ' Mra] 2119." 5068 N p bored Motors, $45 Y Walrus . 4552W before & 3 M SUITES | : on: reasonable. _ Hox K-15. P.-D.” CIRKUT CAMERA-_- No. 10. %ET—Mahogany I Radio material ts bought (c00) through Post-Dispatch Wan bargain, $150. Miller

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AUTOMOBILES _i Oe - ee Sedans For Sale PRICES SLASHED Sedans For Sale ee meg udor sedans: 6: late: like new o-900 AUTOMOBILES, ~isvelene = ee Wanted PASSEN POST-DISPATCH! and For Sale Ads in these columns today. terms, trade. (‘2506 S. Jefferson. (ch7™x) Pe a ACCESS Ge _ Touring Sere For =o, 7 "Sedans For ea Studebake er Light ae Sedan _Seaans For Sale ee g Cars For. Sale _ Touring Cars For — BU IC KK SPEC PAL _ Touring C Cue For = - JEWe greg condition ; $445: $1 1923: starter. Haselers, | teed; big bargain; 30600; terms. driven by a very conservative family. DODGE TO Tot URING. _s: Jef new est 1926 he ae would PUKE® st th at you 2 oe it abnorbern; al hoes uew battery, new “219 a fq°) sedan: zy cord tbs t r? - - perfect; S295. Me nden hia! lil Ds¢ $s Copper Sy inday. ( mode) tudors $ A th and Vine: open Sun. SS to $310. on eass ters t3 lwere AJotor. °° () eedatis: efarter, de amnountables, ( ae ia roadster; $100 dow 1 “pe ~ 8 40 dave: 2 brand and $115; bare: ins. Pts ae voree seelieat | oaeey, Sree te Priess : balance | HI DSON ues amd then | “snubbers and winae: —— a Ford Tudor Sedans. paint and balloon ens 5 ner secene to “ealect Hd Le miernt, . ay ‘ iF Bow GUT I oe " Studebaker Sedan , | Mech: ——-—- —-- - + -- - |Gay. tudorzs 4nd oa -dGoore aii 4N]8 terms: trade ‘ pen Monday eve- | -—— 4 ORT mele ve, wee. | startes demoun ; rea) bargain: $100. 4065 “exe eller at “mec hanical condi: extras: good tires: must sell Wabash 525W Sedan demonstrator: —1924 sedan: Al condition, latest 1923; Goodyear cord $35 down. Williams, 4390 “'Pudor model: recond.- easy terms: 2 others to PP in is Motor. 3001 ac _ “FORD D TOURING. nd A vag like | new: see this vavtoga jer" utente Jonna ee v22 houring fore rT ouring, "$08 Not a late model, , &Pessenger: new ; Just to see whe will ~* excelient shape get it, ($35 dow n, $4 a week: - unda GUARANTY MOTOR CORP., 2036 Locust. -Dassenger touring: s00d paint and, rubber d “FORD TOURI INGS r cehtinaesd balloons CHA ANDLER—D: sDa ch. ~ SOME AUTOMOBILE. lrive it—feast your *ves on) 1 you'll say it's wortn ‘ / | HU DSON SE be iH 24 ESSE - ylinder sousian. “Siss. ) cia LE R—-Late ~gugted > in | LIZ5 Ht DSO SE DAN p shape Rote af; ‘ "40 oti 4 aSE3 x —~ T uring. 1. large assortments, 1923 to, down : $150 to $350, terms. Hy! _ Auto Sales, 5149-51 Eastou. Hu { CDS ) with | gag. At water-Kent system; price rigtt. ¢ hase Perse: a y's or York. De lmar & 4&2- 1 wry inf CHEV ROLET—seda! in RAY-WAMRIECHEN, Open Sundays, (e) 5127 DELMAR. ‘$350 FORD SEDAN—-1923 Bin —— rear anxie: $1909; “CHEVROLET, CO CEN ROLET St ANS—3_ OVERLAND CHEV ROLE? CHEV RO! eT: eda ns 1924 FOR D ROADSTER nab ready to go and only $100 rae : . Vear Taps h stall monthly payments. 1610 °° SH cote 1610 Locust ‘¢ 1) t ral ] f4ta- tie ye ~Fordors;: pocikaaiea and a scat at ae ic WE Vv HOU T—To ring, — a Essex 4-C 'y linder T ourings dson ‘and Dodg corter ; “tf 7 easy terms and ‘tender pier g:, aq Oy } ead Qur Terms! What is Sunday without s coupe? Get in the parade with one of these beautifully painted and fully guar- ae worth it. HE VROL pr—IN35" Sant =P e sedan; peritect ; $95 sedan; spic and epan; gGournn. ' The noise! Pes motor C HEN ROL FT Touring: - $45; $20 down. 1464 +t we © 3405 ust st. | IRD—192 4 touring: OPEN SUNDAY AND HVININGS. 210A Natural 13r16 good condition, FRANKLIN — Touring: CHEVROLET Tossing YRANKL IN “Touring ; © B cord: tire. bar- | MAX W WELL —dpert, ¢ wouring. SSS. sao $85 down, — “Bis. v MAX WELL—5- ‘passenger oe trade ~ motor cycle. ORTHWEIN touring, late model: pa Open Sunday and eve- good. running: must “yp R. ANKL IN . OU RING lacquer finish of Erte bd'!te. thoroughly overhauled by us so is right epee meter eclace Used ate? WILLY S-KNIGHT HEV RR Or ‘ET tem iy OLiveE Jewett ‘Broug eam ~)} -ANKL IN bho ME oy S AR Call ity “morning. Open e\ enings and ren } Ok D—Tour! x. oll, 1924 Touring, $375 sedan S50 ar wr new: a Locust. Open Sun lay, | price >- = —- ACcst were D—10 ‘late uring. 06 Maxwell Me, port 5328 "£00 door me e : { ms Ay . s? " Let) a a Used Cares” $140 down, balan a $24.99 “ LUKE AUTO CO. 1924 ‘ Jeffers 239) Jet STS ndar and evenings Seppe og om pe me slarte! a! i cael OUNLAYLeSs , a rVe | rs at | 4 r : * ‘ pra nt gu 4’ a i if 7} are ; ; en cut » SLIO is} { + ; a | . _— A Redan. TOL4 odel, com a's 8 ral overha’ tiled mew . Dal ted and rhe 4 rd tires many —= $595: as] ace N rej ONDELET MOTOR Co J , . > €985 OR LIK} NEW Crue : O) “Obivisms © wading ron _ jane e of S12: , “10 se edans, burry. Tra GUARANTY. “MOTOR CORP terms or trac ATTO CO., 3657-689 Olive ful MPLERUTO CD «3:01:24 s Bb ROU GH. AM MOON -ROADSTE 3 M¢ )ON RO. ADSTERS 192 5 DOODGE. SEDAN — ~ DOG E SE D. call 1994 Dodge DeL xe Sedan ~ eS a ae to a hd ° ~*~ » r * de. terms Pierce-Arrow .50 Roadster TOWNSEND MOTOR. ‘DODGE ‘Open evenings and ‘Phaiped Used Cars? ‘FORD SEDAN a refinished same as O26 A \ r a, i , mee BUICK. OZR Cs ] af Nas'! TU DOR FORD £120.00 |) sy yery gs and Sond 1” A = a? 22 to 25 models: 192 - +. - eh. 4 (iv oc .. ra liato Lie Bee i Li; @1 . ‘ onditioned and guar- 4 gacri f Man other frrson d +} tar ced » @ KO r $100, $130. $160, $190 up. NASH , Bvco and 1924 | : tires and a8 ONY Deel lnoke }i} i 1 + is epa nt | ee \ Form gree } ‘ie | md tires: } a £ a be autiful in — and ‘action: priced chs 1817 Locust. | MOON "TOURING : splendid condition: easy GI RAVOIS MOTOR CORP., Wl ee | driven ‘with career as ie hey hs wheels: Kray ‘Duco fin- a Ac DSON — Touring: NASH SEDAN fof Sunday only; HU DSON- FRAMPTON. 3300 Lacu a)» ne Stinday MOON TOURING, 1 lots of extras; ne@- MOON MOTOR CA _valance Pnay terms. 1 dd or Forest 8531. HUDSON SPEEDSTER. CHE vRO HU DSON—189°3 7-pauassenger touring: ly ba lance easy terma. FLINT AUTO EXCHANGE, - 1. let ¢ Tour ing as 3: $425 evenings and Sunday. 5-passenger sport touring, with spenieh) 1846 Cir ' ' (B21 Looks like new. “cb Ptdocd Usect lane CHE v ROL ED ARANTY MOTOR. CORP... Vv a gentieman that {Seni et tian atti cat ct i Moon Touring, 1925 ll ll ll tt aati a Reet, ie ae a This is the light six model. and is In perfect mechanical ese- Oy a ST ee a ~ Southwest Nash Co. OL aaa YBIL E new. If you'll wee this Soe to the firs! burer trade: open Sunday. , ee - GU Hr MOTOR CORP.. 2028 Locust ee se St For Sale — 1924 FORD SEDAN oe ONLY $25 46 4. . S ARANTY MOTOR CORI FRANKLIN S SEDAN / OVERLAND Sedans For gy rf v ICK SED. DAN, r ( ic K SC ciNtRe Hlere'a the place that stands nick Master Six “Sedan ~ ae BU le h SE DAN” 2944 Locust dx. SL. | with bumpers, lock whee ae a original finish. We got 1 OV ERLA: iginal owner Runs like a this hover gete it for $295 drive Open Sunda) Jetfer off nig On: Locust Aoor. y pa ssen ‘ce h ndition throughout; nes 0 i] > ro econorit b’ . 9 ' { arate | ts BRC, nd we! WoO t? { i? MOTOR CAR C) if 2049 LIN]?! ; ' VS AND EVENINGS brat - “192 4 FORD SED. AN oer ion throughou as had gt and hee ie te re J erm’ BCICK AUTO ¢ vel nt M Mhe gO? a¢ ak: Sundays if A is! —_ eo pct arcana Alle Ana ae al acy? 8 f*mi \/ You Bargain Hunters = ( ! ; } =e thumb The place of j lone terms and ( See these sedans’ (| $110 un. : { t eta, $1065-$145 Lemar * Knigh t. S780 . ‘ 5460 every $7 Ov price ; verine Cash and Up at Spe .) Staaten ag Ae eg AND — i ated. ing Hudson Sport TOO ING RAVE 028 Big 6: no mileage. Cabany OLDSMOBILE SEDAN ; = : ‘aS Rt 1925 ’s—#195 mc ‘coupe. 5022A —" Pourin cr Car ChE YSL “a . NASH SPORT Com pleteirs overhauled an@ re pate ed in deep ivory, with red TOURING $80.00 f 1 oan ev —— on ran late 18974 mede' like new: new et zee $505 REO SEDAN ont $375 HUPMOBILE TOURING —1 DE MON STR A TORS MOTOR C AR CO. r K ARDE. L L $145 1925 NASH TOURING The Advanerd &8lx: $105. RIC KENB AC RER SE DAN | 1 , ect 101 “Hupp. Buick Sports equipped): balloon A Sl haggis dese Southwest Nash Co. STUDE B. \KER 8 : ee emee~ —_. ORTHW E a Dodge to uring ; $30 dow Db

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_ gF-900 AU: T' OM: OBILES, re and Motorcycles Wanted and F or s — of the many reasons our cust omers gi a a ~ i i ie nee ” 4 oe or prefering & Weber Pledged Used sr to @ a age new car is the matter of Stabili In the first place, all Weber Pledged Used Cars carry & powerful guarantee which is your assurance that your Used Car is mechanically perfect, and that the sta bility of the manufac- turer’s product is in every way unimpaired. In the second place, the stability of the Weber Motor Car Co. is effectively demonstrat- ed by the fact that it has been the Studebaker - listributor for St. Louis and vicinity for over i4 consecutive years. Profit by the experiences of others and in- . Usher -Phdged Used Cars’ TER! MS AS LOW A AS $50-$75-5100 Down Headquarters _. Used Car Exchange 1817 Locust | 2944 Locust i) ae 0 Pry 9) mt het © de Cat oo eo +- " pe Pei a “ “ ro) i t | your old car. IQ GE eA ks OS Syate RZ ” ( 5 F 4 Pa ; Mace Rede Wied Car gp 9991]. 26 LOCUST BL. i eet a ag Og Oy ag ~ SR EN a steal ae PUCK For Sale Trucks for Sale— Mendenhall See our used truck rane They SRE SET AR Oo RRNA HON DLN BE NAR TRE «2 i dl tan tot tes ca IRR IN A. ain es Segoe + a $ pees 2 Sage 8 4 2 ‘ * i: Se a ena, 5; Leh tae to ee ee ee SOO Foes “ , hia i" oa * ny e: “ * A “" fe: > = 3 wh PO RR IE 5 gaan Sap. ier ay ee a xs ae ee Automobiles for Sale— Miscellaneous en inneeus ir PLO we ee ee al ee DRIV . THIS € AR eee ri a asian a “ yk OE IB cd NS ip eS oop age ee 2 Re a i ee ee | SPC RT TOU X ING pa | —" . 4 - | ~ 12 /B)$? ¢2 Secret to the success that good Used Antomo- ce . . (ar epartment 13 KNOWID - 4 P - “ ~ “ ’ sin demand—and if it is a good ‘Used Car you : ft T ludson- ramp pton, 3309 Locust A FEW SELECTIONS: — at %. —_ Son ee ~~ - ? ouring; 1acq iered in sage brush green: dise wheels, fenders. "Fadiator ehe. enameled biack; all parte renickeled; two bumpers, ‘der Essex Coach; excellent condition: guaranteed: lacquered blu tires, like new; bumpers and other extras: $495 tT nN a q! are in a heart f 2] +. ? 1° four-wheel] brakes. ra ~ee . ss)* mae Ts te at hye rec » ; - o4 7. _ ~ : ° = notor rebuilt aT ay, a perts. and carries our guarantee; $545 idson-F ramp ton, 3309 Locust St. ——~_— _— ine: tires. patht good. BARGAINS— et adester $65 24 —- xford : udster Page ‘ ~ $i — “ *‘/ - * $25: 1923 Ford coupe, $100: F ine Oe C S an :@) _ af 5 $+ r th upe ra . Wi ws io ek $s.) Dodge ¢ e 199 patched - $33 wrolet: tourna {aes nmr | + I> ra * me ~ 7 , x - I: " eee Wa » etn ys. Soe $12 3 cow - ? @ + 2 ve et. store defore you fone ening “et oy i Sundays. ¢37) BE E RR IX Y — - 4. almit: Fu eg ~ "OO BARGAINS Pack ard 6 san in fine mech aniea! Cond Luco nt; ‘ “ lI. * on 3 te “woe 19°24 Willys-Knizht « Ipe sedan: — artgetinal bake new: balloon tires and fully eaquipned oring. ore: ae | | $240 down and fully equipped; motor fine, good tires, $175 ~t) down, balance monthly oac sec air “a rey his is an " acxard © Vimousine: 7 -Dassenger: 7 - * , - Fp tit r ‘ * 435 ' wea —_ ** * e eihs “* ed a0 = 4 y equ es ar warranty; $680 dow: YR DP * 4 ae 'y Lthie z iN i? - ~ . rar Ts ae ~ lar ~d ANT rN — ce Packard & sadan: 5-passencer #i aw ae +i. rrr"’el i ; re es it ge Yr me . t ~ f % » 4 ‘ A ? Walt a AT) r > 2 A WA ac er Se. % ~ 448 4 Tf B i! : Poacster late -_ 3 4 ; ’ . » a i s LK @ x I . ad i 4 iwtproc 5 + — - A . ~~ ¢ } — — ee . + 4 MS bata 1 gh) ee ~ ‘ 4.¥ a ~ t ¢ ~~ ‘ i @s > - \ v7, +A ry 4 rae + Vem : ' ITO > lef \\ IN | iS ; _ he ; M . or Car ( onipany La, Se x = iS a O\ iKC SS — ; ad a" } Bay aS eI | Ss LW So OLY \ Hf 1 )) Ore etancek pnt waa 3:+ a : i t - ~ > os > { } - Try ‘sg aa rg YT Sa ne Tc oP * — -* a * ¥ Ps Po — / =~ ei ae : - of i> ey 4 prices are 7 a é ’ nit 9 +} — PTs? LY'T ‘ ~- -_ { a } ire ba RIGHT. “i OO Cc ATS a >) ion PP ii lead Oa YS: ' ait > \ ~ + . o 4 - . ~ 4 ™~ | a) ion » 4 4 - ah ok FS SO | A 1. $4 rr me ? ¥ ha A j ‘ + P =e : ee | neanin 2% — -_- & - eS ‘ > rin - Y} ~-* 4 '* 7 >? ry? + ‘ . . “— 7 Lineoln. * , . . | i + _ i as ad my ahhe s - - ; 7 4 > a . - > 4 . + i ‘ a ~ bs - 7 } - -_—— i s * ~ ee Wy . ey _— & ~ } ‘ Bb a -o ’ — . . - i > FPpy en ’ nO? * P. oa ‘ * A ~ ba 4 + - ~ 7 roe > . e r ~ . = ~ a a * , . se * ~ ~ * . . > T ? Lf > r nF i i =? i { i +’ i i TN) xsfarc f “ } ~ + > ‘ o ——— ty 4 §4 _ . ,* { i iS ‘ a 1sé _ ime - . 4 4 > , - a. * t * > ° . 3 S A . (ig a ° 7 } oe ae ¢ * ‘ eli SU . i i 4 &\/ : T>? —_- ; ia — . ’ a AJ . r 4-2 S*..2 SO (rrand. 4 ~~ ~. Sed i a at a at ail ae tasty, tay, tli lla ail Te i al ey, - : S “a '? = rj ~ x at | ee = ~ sy ~~ r ~ ™~ ~ le jo _— im i _- 2) — Se JS 4 — ~ "t , * “if ij j = . { ia’ 22 Se " mw & ct i354 v ee . 1) } ha sf. ee Sd +4 al 4 ( ‘Ost New. =149' i) ~aaemccd « Worth Right Now—Tor Ri) £1600 app y ~ ™ ——— om}, - om ‘ cs « - y ; 4 Uy ” y —q 7 " — «+ & «ad mana? _-_ aa , in j —_ ~~ ~!, aN _ o~, cat OS ‘ ¥ we ~~ . ~ ~~ = \lore . i H - aa - » ~~ ™=/ * ’ ‘ Tv * r . * g - + nts 2 " + - . - ~ = 4 a ray - ' . fai = ; : t arid ime ‘ “ ao ' +, s ae J ior, a J ’ - ‘ * > : mi 7 Pes ‘x, t Sd re i Fi A . . . @ 7 perry Wisk . 2 tur i Ladd deed A ~ &- rowds YAHLEM DODGE BROTHERS TOURINGS Compete aplection. Some priced as low as $50. DODGE BROTHESS BUSINESS COUPES 1924, FORD COUPES. All models. 1925. 1924. 1923. 1922 DODGE BROTHERS COACH Finished tn an attractive gray lacqueroid; fully uipr . Ciuding irung& on rear. (2 Uarad 4». ; me ‘~han? “aiiy. CHEVROLET TOURINGS 1924 and 1920. One eq GARDNER 1924 TOUR- ING. Good copdition. Has extras FORD TOURINGS. 10 late models. FORD SED ANS 6 late 2 and 4 potest moda! DODGE peur SEE ROADSTERS. 923 and 19°2 DEMC ry IDGE BRC THE RS Si Et . 4 T "R & r i w ta pom ae | a ij t > Driven only a few thous IT) tor pro Pt oe = Tr aj — 7 - rm > P $ Car gvuarai e i St m rev Conrentent terma. Open nights and Sundays. TATE [I i & ii is MOT VALUES If - USE 3 SPORE TOUR. # — PART TEN. CHEYROLET | = MO STL E he san DURANT 1922 TO CYL. RO! an ROL er COUPES, © | BROTHERS SE. FEATURED BY i “-P ASSENGER : TRATORS BROTHERS Progress Block at Manck (‘@\yi2) - ) Fee Fixit CO.. ume, 3041-43 Locust BI. South Branch— ae | ®> wy * «4 “ Cs > — oe? t Automobiles for Sale— 4 iif m om) * - _ - a) a. Bas ~ eat Now It’s YOUR Show Almost $100;000 worth of new Cadillacs were bought at the Show— breaking all records! The Cars traded in for them are now on display “‘at the head of Auto Row.” Here are the best Exchanged-Car values of the year cars that were brand new a year ago— Show cars then.. VEN the Ca ... The block ¢ n prises three amd ig ‘ory buildings. with 198 teehee \Ianchester avenue, 212 feet ) agua Center a inal District. ant > 2 ' outeai "rr Ist and’ Man- dem Most of them and still fine cars. dillac plant, big as it is, can’t hold them all. They are priced to sell quickly. See them at once at the Locust-Lindell Cut-off. Tower Grove avenue, near Hunt) age ‘tribution of activities look t? rep ilabie for investment as well aS)af a — OLIVER CADILLAC CO. LOCUST « LINDELL LEONARD i Description of Prodace Block. Vith frontage of 541 feet on The ——_ Accessories, Parts—For Sale ANY part of 1910 four-cylinder O lel] ST47J. , Jaa i@ * ‘ aU ga “f) 4 ‘a N Mia 2 RYSL okS z LRTSs—wN 4 ®at : wr. nd r 3 Sy vs But ) “Better Used Cars’ Lam bert-Graves, Tne, YAHLEM’S } _Rectusive Lincoim Deaier -NDERS FENDERS - N DF ie a = “ ry a * f> * ( ifs 311 5 4 Writ NDUEBERS AN zsh ARS 4 e " bearing. timing gears and chains replacement art for a ‘ Tt. ae ad an ‘2 As Wagzne ar Coe.. 3216 i > AR Ts 1 ad ir wv “ > ‘ | eo -o ry SS. 4 as 3 T2? 4 « i4 LTERS 4 rié - = MBERG . m 2 ~ t * - mt, = 7’, genera 4 tb ~ ( 4 etos 1} = } ¢ og T y T : al as ’ y KR AND PLEAST RE |! R PAI rrest Ler in stat $116-28 q L4qp 008 r 1 Niz — ¢ - > | — - "] t ts s. wetsG tas tig Me PARTS ba ines 4 , ~ 3%: 4044 2 ral ~~ e . ‘ ; _ a Zt +4 ~~ J 42a > poe 7 34 Ford Si: rad . ' (se ‘ ol ; - . Srna 732°) N Renagéwar Poe Tr - amma ANIZIN 7 ad ' Vi ‘\ . +f 7 e = rie Lit 13'S niger an ‘ = 4 reg . @ ‘ A if = — ‘ ; 2 rh 4 = 4 7 >| s ‘ . Wik — pairs prom? reasorah! so r 4g ( “7 =*nrr = ae 2 - aKFSs ;LENN'S, Grand and Pis ve . 769 = qt! a 's ~ i "PP en P ’ Vu fT a"T at ee oe a ws ° * 4 YLvS saa sae '*. > ba 5 1 Mar ¢ at ODY—Roadst or . se. 2 _—— | 4 * * a “us UT &rris . Pw ~ _ + a - ey ‘= 4 | , s ‘ ~~ I ~™ ‘ + . , New . Nass’ ng . ae 7? 4 a ‘. : : . _ — -s Z te = ? b "oe Vv —s “ — ; > ’ wv - i] We - > r — y — i ‘ is 7 ? a | ° es § S11 ¥ ’ . — — ¢ : 4 t . = 7 ” a . = re : ~ 7 - St: > uf m6 - . a ene —_— any : om slake ws < bad x * , _Auto Battes: For’ Sale a n the Louisville amd get} ort Rr aéuu district, wit isaction through John 3. Cogm®- | qujas . serail _ Baison and associates acquired Auto Bod we Wanted “Roadster afc < sey i ui. Be cording to those H wParen’ the former owners have Hae % ferns vrei Chasss For Sale 1 x has Terminal Railway «dA ee a capacity of 12 Ti ss si Sale i 4 . ‘ -s : aCe Fealty Co.- to Use ; | a saitea com prisin 1g $33.08 vDer %y ¢ 7” +} ity © 4359 BThis was embraced A 9 square feet lyt most nn OUr Years ago by the : finth Realty ‘ “9. at the trans mE the ¢ onnetticu? Mutual. Miss J Slurance Co. All this hand ) veenh resold by the Gath Co. at NEW — . 8 ani nounced. Ra Sed by the city and the! The Pe AGGRE Avenues and Produce Change Owners in 1 li A LER ee By Berry } Manifestations of a wholesome Treva he acquisiiton during nd pees as well ag 2 1Z mature was the pur- ated. a pe of the Proz-| sto occupying the wedse : 1west corner of Man-) wor Chouteau avenues, for “Ne 3 sideration of $195.- the. ne J. Altheimer, Wil-) Siam Calmer Realty C2.) sau hs out the transaction tn sid ti | th the William S&S. Realty Co mod avenue and 64 feet: view partment ities a cupies ‘the first floor and) tie he fourth floor Of) exp The second and third nprise 25 hote. rooms : Capt - Bank Buliding are grouped, were he Progress Building at the) iim wence. oO hese thorough-( this » car lines radiating | iad D The Huttig Sash spe : oF B i other targe indus- . Gaia ‘his section, and a weal hic building is being erected a Tg a in R. V. for the Woodward & Tizr-! ene f broad scope the €0-i firga cpring, with a big surplas gale lation 2006: irchase ‘ Produce Block by nue -ghlock Realty Co., headed gon-Ste ~harleigh, a of . rep lirectors of the Shap- liard re (o.. Wis the OVer- | iCL feature of the week. ‘A +e 4 Pa (wa 1?) feet wn Diekson with ‘eet on Cass avenue, and Fiallroad tracks. The pur- . resents the largest block cons r ne ownership in Plann , has m munity grantor in the transaction | ae dway Warehouse Co., | a cityy™ . Louls FE. Balson of Unt- | demey City & president. The lish is aie ‘small «= Zeibig ust handled ge Tri andled the thelr its. staff, who eng fineered the atts - ‘ov. 18, 1922, from tie e & Nashville Railroad on $325,660, including cost | ". While the price paid! Ongbieck company appror- with these transactions r rrofit of $175.00@. + one of the best situ-: ee - OT SELLS LAST TRACT ON DELMAR Perty Along Wabash Railway for Storage. eee a cen ee Arcade Realty Co. has pur- ‘ce iD the west line of the ; tr . _-aliroad extending north T : -“imar boulevard to the! e Polar Wave Ice & ~O.. through the Joseph Darst has for its € ?. . . ? - Toaret ‘ "oO ; repre.« ; Merca . oe, ir Boulevard. portion : tus Coa. and two has sta tae Fy red Schmitt Real-. ty _™ sas ‘“e93 purchase. Whieh ” ian — ° ort@inal tract, will be The

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Ss ‘ IN DAY, 2 7 CRIES@ moe ~~ ST.LOUIS POST-D} . DR —— 2 ar Se ee \ « Sart ae OEATCH * ¥ WTAE RRS SSSESESSSEES IES, REAL ESTATE.FARM LANDS FI NANG 1999 SPORT TOUR. | wae seen ee »;:§NN}])] MAA 0 "BE" SSS SSS ae eee ee t~d very low. H DAR . Productive Publicity ‘ves Pi ony “ CHEVROLET 1924 Sp. [cm ty | — = Saeen et. LOU IS, SUND. AY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1926. The More You Say the Better 'Twill Pay. — etna be SI BAGS i ie ka ee AY: {uy om ~ BO >, as SPEER SONI oh, 5 ee . B: Pe 1G Gh. ee : ; E , Building. Sy $ in oa. Ye - . we: . “~, 4 4 es RK “fy oy a om » ‘ Ans 5, , 2 : “ wv Aer Sa "tes. ok Rs 6 39 re Be 00 y ne ofa a y ’ ene if the ground at the north id the northeast corners © SS PLL LAs AGA 4 ALL ¢44¢0 4A Lb A PPP SAL 2, AAI 5 °° rer ee eet hd bth hhh hhh hhh te, boulevard and tleman ave rds: The Cars traded Bpesement and the fourth floor of | expire in June of this year } se : | : eae vw etme tee a | } Delmar ° ‘6 i) a buildin, , The second al a. De ee tes for Apartments. PIOOIOOER e now on display “‘at the oe as coon — snip ee | a 4 1 BOOT con pT i 4 ; ‘ apita ppare! ? itiv 1 cs in } 17 ‘ Mey 2.5545 : st . 47 ’ ree ‘ «* . »? . ,2 a . laa é : \ ae CS ; ‘ Te bo sae , ¥ witl hehe) : a department st — i eee District. ant Suppiy with a big investmen! NS WMaaannnannas Na a , ws | . WO em F: ‘ i atone is announ ed by u mand for apartments. Contracts a REE Hienry #. Wetsels Co., Inc. s (MALLE LLL er S/01// UML A/ LL — a A de eal hehe didi hi hdidididididhidh hdd ddd dd dh dh hdd dd FFFSFFFIFEL FEMALE E A FSFE AFEFAALLGA A 4444, Vt, ow en . _—~—~—- ~ — — z Vi, ett Or Freres ’ — ZY 4 northwest corner. wilitn i if 100 fe+t on PDelm Hernan and 100 fee VAS eotd b« Itsy and Investment ¢ ’ ; - a . d m + ; ‘ >I lnc ‘e grouned ‘ere closed d sched the week for an est Exchanged-C b.. ank Building a ned age : _— e | ae ress Building , - . “ fe ee Le P “eps an and stil] fine cars 0. a? ae uUs- One of the 1eaaings sales o ine | : " eerieoaaaeie. , 3 , o ow ew we ree + wow. ow = Serer es seve eorporation. to a grow the Henry BR. Wels: ion of the H hese pureli: tire bloc} Re NP pee ie ao this fipta ; 7 ee anriear anenetoaneneeronine-arenate pie p gy aha t hae ad 4% adil! bi Beeew big build .% rected ; ete family apartr Ulac plant, ig as it is, | nas near \eunt 13980.89 laenttton ! Ti2r Lovhe, f 125.900, 1 igi hem all. They are priced Loyhe, for $125,000, b fZarngrove & Specht, realtors i at 7 4 " S } i A ia ati . : ty : | y. oe e t ywem at once at : Mis bat i ‘ 1 aClLivities AUIS ; 4 : Ce ) h. cs b. SNnuUuitZa. d I] & ff hovemment of broad scope the cn-) f] recently announcer th >) 13¢ : : 1n Cil AITO! . ein spr fg : 17 } ¢ ; i¢ ‘ WN? las ' . yf ~~ 32-famlly apartment ‘AN Y * aA AREER EER ERE OE OEE EE EE T Lem e phe seg 100 fe Svracuge MV Oo ppc ina RDadd 8g SS 4 ‘ Ding drawn for 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 L 4 4 4 4 4 ‘ 4 ’ 4 4 4 4 4 7 ‘ SS SPAS BPRWVVSBAVWS SSP eS’ A proof bullJding ¢: bluck. It will co) } 000 square feet. Cost of th “a SS SS SAS SBPAAAAAABAAA AAAS e northwest corner of SS W SN Y peculation. ee. | Goodfellow and Cabanne ave- CADILLAC cA). +* rchase of Produce Block by nue, in connection with the Ander- INDELL « LEONARD fare Longblock Realty Co., headed son-Stocke-Buerman Realty, (c a representin "incent nburg best cars come to be traded’’ Bie board of directors of the Shap- pageant a steeag MU ee ce. (Cuaron o GROWIH ATTRACTS INVESTORS > 5, The growth ‘of ¢ ‘layton, Q, ae, with the development o _ Auto modles For Sale est 107 fect or RE os iii + L ee T} 4a ‘ Lila sits oa 4 ‘ ae ‘ ew one- man n top , ’ 3 +17 3 trict, - 8 : W. Sul ivan. of = ove Le Bovis Sem | well ‘ate mod¢ Is, BnVLLe Railroad trucks ‘he pur- modern de velop ments eee | O147 ta ase } resents he largest block construction and others deter, esdaneame StOUNd under one ownership in Planned. The western 1 ks. 7320 Nele north iain. Atetetct wi has made Clayton an activ eG ‘a nat Abe, | Z U. . ; | ae = / wa) 1ISiri . | n , center.” like Wellston at ‘uly, £2 a 7 3 Se tgs 22 Mey On Sore: 5 wo +. By. keg ei Pe “* 4 ; sedan, hic} lis FE. Balson of Uni- dency of down town stores to estab- lations are pending for th: 15: ecurtaia : i ; ° ish branches in these centers and of Andrew Sansome ner Delmar and West e truck bodies alae sy (City president. rhe : Natural Bide. (= rnet & Peihi, . a age ae smalle merchants are following ——— = eeig Trust handied the 11.1. jead. Clayton, formerly ; The new Jewish ‘Orthodox Old Folks’ Home on East ents of Henry R. Wete with plans for ita im iaytion, ” at th a four-story buila Msaction through John S. Cogg- | quiet county seat town {a receiving Grand and Blair avenué, which will be opened to the ae RIPER & BRYAN ell of its staff. wh engineered he attenti f ators vs \ @ VEAL Ls . aa ; i= = | ¢ ti 3 a ‘ c ntion Ol operators. | public today. - ¢ deal, és ; ‘ d | Auto Bodies Wante a Balson 4nd associntes acquired Bigen f74 VAM hhsshhhththtttn Yh fh fh fy VY, 44 - Gf" : Ae Ktinper & Bryan, Ine., ni niotgage loan cor Cadillac 59 # block Nov. 18, 1922, from the ff gf Mog the ha iitable Lift: ; r3)} ’ : ie , 4 ev tile & Nashville tailroad on MY bef of the Unites _ Roadster Mais of $525,000, including cost On 1 G4 ree resources tn th. lingly will be availab! ref mortgage iocans here Life is one of the @) on real estate untfry. Last 12 641.321 on re interest experience o farm loans losse- \ nt is estimated at $500 Negotiutions for the leasin.. HDulldinge to a downtown ds for « branch ar ording to Welssel: nA phe is 7 : theast corner of Delma: Alani htt ttt ttt tt tpi tt iti WEEE aS / ” lieman, having ; J Foes on Dei 4 feet on Heman avente New residence of Louis Martin Wolff, at 453 East Park was purchased by Charles F Avenue, South Webster. The house was built by Wolff reson 1°CRs at aa n h Ati ‘son {s ha ving plang ria without the assistance of either an architect or a pepe ar” thmnaa pr ik . (ire proo TAG contractor. ng with four storeroomsa and Wty Mb tai tis: fficlency apartment \Y SS NOOOOAANAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA ANS AN a ’ S.Oore WN WW Nv e Description of Produce Block. SS SS SSS SS SSAA ASA RASAAAARAAAL AS AS ~ACACAaAaAarL EARS EEE Ee EEEE EE EE EEE EEE EEE WS RK AAA AAAS WAS SSS SSA SSS SSSA SS PAPA LSS ES SS SASSASASAAARSR AS AASREA SA NY eee iin ee i: Wlil Day caso oO! trace ‘or finan aa, & hi} wis price paid Lae RMOY 7 * VAN, 1216 Arcade Bids. me “sata jock company approx- ¢ 5° Aa Ce aied $500,000. according to those . 3 pected with these transactions ‘ " ~a € i ek 4 ‘ ae eBatterios ___barentiy the tormer owners hav rane | ins, $5 up; parts for ell or former owners have 4 Cheatnut st £80) teed anet profit of $175,000. Has Terminal! Trackage. Chasss For Sale ____mthe block ha: pood for tourine. aka ge with C atti “aN : 1 ite Pe | iiiidelidi — re Q nd buys starter chassis NY SN WO i ry INN QQ 7 ixs wor MK — WAsy WG : ‘ ss at ee . “ sa Z f sires For Sale #78 “UK “ ane CuU and to is abo me 4 at — — : ~SAAAALARARA RE RERRERERS SR ERE REE EERE EEE EEE NOON SS Ws \ WS _ N § ety eee tires > OOOO CARI en SS SR OBR ; pacenowe ‘ RARE AS v5 ‘ PALES SS Lin i 5 — ?.. on SOO nana: : : ‘ pm x A," patery a. ne Y > Rae > S ae en ef * ae Sr “es */ , « Jo 7 >) Z is hoy : AY She ae “te aie wigi . Sip ia ceeaaeen e- A fOr ROE? 2 a BW 3 a Mil calms te has been most satisfactory, z wie Nase ; -e:' $50 , ttt s y | 1925 the Equitable lent $28 _— ‘ 154.23 "i 97 heute and apart ' nt , an & rag: ititerest rate ' al pricey baston a. ad a | Residence on Upper La- _.. YT | : ee : | Eight-room California made loans «r TE de Realty Co. to U: [Ast by | oer een ee eer ousiness in |MOt FOREST PARK PAVILION -eotta and brick work nave maco’”’ “Airplane” Bungalow 6.686.250 on 268 business prep 3 . “ Property Along Wabash Ralph c F. Bixby an d Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada. T¢ T0 BF COMPLETED NEXT YEAR the west side has progre: ssed wel] built at 7501 Arlington erti at ar ’ ae rate of 6.4% Henry Cook for a client. number of vears he ha Tr) ra beyond this point. On the theate D r i ve, R i c h mon d : e" | es , - ba ’ : re ad on (c8O) i+) ba ar ait Bi ; Railway ToT STO ov in the ~yit and produce brokerag ‘ , : - rnb New. Oxford i, Sixt. with . Beverley T. Nelson, Architect. cxineen ta we Cane “1 oth Director of Public lfare Salis s ction, concrete hi © ures Heights, by the Vance rty of o we ass and on a ted ES—Sixd ty, $4.50, S2xd, $4, 30x9RE mhe Arcade Re I a ie | 3 =o nember of ti rm, Mr, Dressell, 1s bury yesterday made public the patel aes sirasnnneelcmuageel nig chicks Construction Company. conser e Fat { loan to the Tx ey : ; TMOG saetoy > Mans Perty of the Polar Wave Ice & an 33, 399, 340 LOANS hearing | wr | | : priating ,90¢ bond issue funds Concrete. th rnamentai piaster - Lee 7. The Gerhart ium Newmity o. ni hein oye eors . ; 4 : " = oe ee ae residence af ow | at Co. through the Joseph Darst | 745 eT —— nec orre- ¢ _ ‘ Hil Po munici a) revenues ims ie ror ’ I } Z iti North »% r} } ‘ ' rt 4 i ‘ } . he \A GR 4 4} 4 , ‘ ‘ Sse ‘ ; Bins ' (harles Biermann Meves. Weelbsts : = a a : ii aa -4 aaety Co. 4359 Lindell boulevard with rigeur?ry atic and solid: 4 This —_ s t~e conversion into one rf rh " "i c ] (‘ies ‘ _ } P a Litt) . s Was @mbraic , co bea née Lor ] : Pas 4 4 ad % —_ : } | mie Siuy . =) evar. “" . ‘ an sz Ye "2. . * 6 . aah rat of 'T)} . : » . vs ty . tf ] ,mn«¢ ry? ’ ry) VW if ‘ ° ,} Merca nti! ro Trust { (>. Té presse ii In . y ; nk € i : pitied L3 Aaadi e hy . | . ry? > ti] ne built eae} efrae* week bv the Citizens’ Supervis- cast i * ep 7 Pl & ‘te Wabash racks 1 the Locust streets, has been completed ‘ ‘ a ‘Gectanet by Rapp & dences, together with ; car gt and haste! . : bern whe will eceu eoncerete work Se the wpoper 19 “hicago . Isaac qT. Cook ° oer score ote ee fice : - Co.. who represent the Skouras | $6000 Phe purch tories has progressed to the ninth Bros., report the closing of leases | sented by Gerhart- Miss Jennie B. Murphy. the selier.| houses anc apartmems 3 .f co, with terr: a trim itial nsurat of Americ: ons floor which is about ready to pour. tg ; ; ) wi i a « y j on five of the nine stores on tne Al#o the ty ' 9 = q ’'T’ hh " ‘ Ro > , * ¢ S i is “ ow > Ti ] \ T . NEW UNIVERSI] CITY FIRM paca: saad pags ie Tae . ae EMI Concrete formS8 are ready for erec- — an wit ‘ a 1 ’ TY a ‘ qdiai a , } 4 et +} P ry on | ) | ie’ io ‘ . i . ; . . eee P groun fioor nere A il " . anartmer t oO ei » anh he a lat ; — tion to the twelfth floor and indi- seis ise. ates : ; on ee pv hago pss ; sis iy , : : ; a . i o/ U aie . -s ‘ a m ‘ —s Bawden-Dressell Realty Co. Opens ta wha ogg An af | ster fie ' asement, | cations are that the Boaz-Kiel Cor ues ' . Powe SS of ce . ; ‘4 : as * rrY ‘ ; he” & i sii i; A P| RF ake if Ls : mee ; ; usin a dinin oom, lunch coun- | struction Co., the general contrac- Pure ; 1? > ? corr ' a a ot ba ea Thi 7 i The Raw de n -TDresse!] Renal y , qn : a : : - : a | roome i he c,? | . th er or , ran aa gs . . ? , i. , : i ate aeatty at i : onthe of the vear otar " , golf hol in 2000 lor Kers for tors will set records for this type ae ‘ b ‘ ; ' . business & fitt ; staTie DUsSINeESEs Ll URIVG. Sit: i _— agin a 74°99 . * oe | , er ' —— - . ; ’ we and gross rentai eo mMmeainleiy Ui : ompietion of ¢? , : ia Cc . shel) _ e ,e agalr af $14 f ee re T and a 2 ® Y OTT} j of eonstruction } he competion ( \ ; | RE Al > ; 4 : 53 r ee jennet! le Fe rp and i located in the onn ih dco tag ‘ he ; ee : a Ai “ Her ' 0 in Ve : ne new AVILTO! ida , } Lo yn Te ¥ »? ge —- # 7 , : TR ES Al izem, Nvet ed ruflding, 6625 Delmar boulevard rit the same period saSt 3 R. | date set i8 sept. It Is expected ‘i iE 'S SEE SORES BS Sawer OOLINO eT 8 ss ym Kingshighway and } mmizvin iat’, ‘ : 4 . s . eo 14544, nr he inveeatme nits , ~~ 8 4 mtil rey +t : téempo- i ; i ga = “CT A | FE NX VA IF : ; ‘i “Sere 4 ; ; rz% « i,A*% @ eer . wil] an wa gre? ‘ ra Teal e€Sla le, Ii ‘ ai , e t "a a mus se : ae inf : 1: og! OT} Denhe: (> VW } he 2% j “a i - * ‘ ~~ ~- former ‘ ‘yw? eg and fice" 1 ,} ; TY ’ ‘ : ‘ rth s (rerhart-Br .* , nn rT TY) & 7 ‘ i_ eu ss. firear - : , on A», — 1] I | 1 ; 0 it At ea 2 . . oF ' 2 . —-+ ——— . es s | ise . ly ’ 5 " . . } “= | Sos _c | ° } . iia at 3} ’ . . ' ’ ’ : , ‘ ’ '? e ; i + “ (j ii J ‘ " : e «4 with toner 7 , : i may nY > i] suran be ‘ a P “ . «7 - . i : . : . ; ‘+ ; r YN) 7 f } ‘ . ’ ; j { y . - ‘ry ) é ve *% eet cyr'ive . TY? ’ ’ . * "rT é rijpcie? . = 4 ’ i . }. 2 ‘ A e ‘ ; ; 9 ‘ ‘ . o 1 . P 4 } @ i J . * : r * . . . ce ; i i “ea : noe 7. : 7 : een . . . . ’ Le si y ft } | 24 Sj ‘ re - ‘ ‘ a ’ ’ ' rie . F . ; + | , " . - handied ? ' "on 8 ¢ Os ‘tutow Sal “21 } lu? Boar f Aidermen next Friday on schedule and the reinforced rage, yielding an an 1@ i) } ¢ t } s "¢*T) *f * _ ’ . -s *.< + ; fioors to be rented. . Shurman; each apartme: att ) Wa feed: for the great!» aS w tires SOx 14 2 Southern Ba: eruluc

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SUNDAY, : ~: q , MARCH 7, 1526 CC SELOUS POST-DSPTCH SUNOKE MiernG, MABOS 7, 19%. ) = aT _ ROOMS F } ~ A sranraness an —$% % week that the feundation for one rere allotte: to various charities | Leonora Agular, 4 hei a gon an “OES rt mee: Troon : A Total of $389,899 800 in 37 2 ae | | - Nes eee . \! a a ee the at a meeting of the Executive Com- tied gin" oe ‘nag A ge roeenalgge ae ES 35 | States East of the Rock i. : : , + § SRF ’ E Sey Ee i Be iat sian by : vndicate of cc nittee ad he St. Louis Christmas po Petastgaas sardian 9-year-old wai n ~ i , ym: furn ; McPherson at : — — mm J ) , ee be J : ; 1 : 4.2 ee ji ts centare hha -e¢n comp! d. . a Carol Association yesterday. The c aaa — Sf : Mountains ; ‘eae a & na recommendations of a committee * pe pape ee which considered all requests and ete! me vag a . 4 : ; t} 3 4 “ce é =f S t Vv ~ - . i+ . ; : 2 Pig wv, RY e 3 ! By oe no's : 3 ; ns R , oe : : = Pal 4 ; There ra DEFT) COTS. are Se 2 oe _ ; oO! +8 nan) ews 1 aaa CaCO eae a $300; _ =—h . reap sa tig oe os com ans rered bec ause the y_ furnishes nat water ™m contracts reached a very high to : 5 _ bp x a = ee : Ca. . L$ Aout : me fe ; build. tt buyers re yantin : ( “B Idren Health Center, girl arose at midnight to obtcien WEST PIN] pO9 —Beaatifa = .. tal, according v: » Cor m , em , be “oe * vieclian ‘. : d =p @! eo s s Mo . a . : be. , CO >t ee jae m+} , . , = > a : : SS 3 28 ) BT Pry LOT [cs Ge iSi,O7Tf, a. se 4cea a oie on one tocet — oe — - : . eng 8 ] . = i riOTILi : : =: oe = = - a : : = Mot ry; rial : me of the = ial serv ° Dien it guardian, whom he called { ooxa. mM Pu y = Pp St €ast 3 Mié . 4 44 hia 5 ° . e. : on . _ SS . See , stree as heen nd ad- tl he oy testified haltingly. He — } ee P tains (includine approx y 99 se js = a ann a3 Oe i oS SOR 3 Fe ge 'q Children 0: Children’s Week pe tall ne na coal sien ™ servations Being Acee _ a bas . d oe ‘ ; . . jane . nae * oe. . : : ss a liti¢c Ta - eT pipes L i@ la! re . 4, j ~ © aad s * cald his piaymate was drown ed on hc lsekeepine: ty | : ese = e = re u as the contracts $300; and for training young peo- |; hristmas day, 1924. i ~ HF fn - SS | gee cent of _7"oane P ~te}h or ' +. - ep ed With tae West pie for le re lersh l ip, $500 ‘if The Zamoras left the commiun- —— ‘ , : . } : : w * iat = ho amounted ; ; JJ,SUY,. me oe Daman nd a wy . nave en a ‘ aces 7 > “as SAN ‘ ws ~ as — pa : . nad 6 ‘ Vi afer {_ ©,7 I ; "EY rT PINE, 26° 8 —Tight | ' : Be : To. , . a Sis - : a Ty ne 10mths later eonora s at and clean ape. \ | prenry of tai | ss = es : “eel > Se emes s 3 Iks are being laid on Min- FOUR PATROLMEN PROMOTED _— a ¢ WEST FINE 374]——iee M . da I e Hee Se Re a] PR Rs : Si SN , sven body was found buried in the rear , NE 97 7 q : H R( )] EE Y ER uary Of ia ; aA a , ee nm a, nie” eins 3 2 > . . liceiv furr my 80: nig st ake ' oy ee Lees: | —~""3316—_ urniahe | | GATESWORTH IS A™ a cietpmaae + NOV ee A i eT ee ee ee ee oe a te patel « tala yeh. $5 relent Pm ge ‘ SS een drawn for poate erection of five The ee menare: Eugene, " “pasegelien in i | Letter ack rooms: hall roome: ACC OMMO! IATIONS R 0. J. M'CAWLEY CO. REPORTS REASOR CO. BUYS RESIDENTIAL HENRY R, WEISELS CO. SELLS °7 cara hee eraniee Dunealown | Min, 3 yeary old, AEST Laclede |g ee te git ENT pA a | WITH ACCOMMODARIGRy avenue, ge isoent to th Secret : Ka on $750,000 IN SALES THIS YEAR SUBDIVISION, SUNSET MANOR WASHINGTON BOULEVARD FLATS, |. 2°, fi7= also neeotiated the eate Src" Bureau at the Care serect (22, Wiliam Flagg, 47 years old, o effin WATER, UP TO EIGHT POLI wateggy’- 700d wa. 22 arp Sepang rind ‘ — aan ones, ee ote a ne > é pte sneey se sioaliallineting J , y : Bsa et eos Rage sg 5 ne ARCHES ene entieaaerey, © 7, a ; —o BOR weg Ree Rip HE EM a Poggi er are rid i . - ve ‘ , ‘ . eT eee ri. = " . — 2 “1 ‘ - gs ? 3 sll ; "! ‘a y M ” iu “ " nd . oa oe . ¢ — , ss ~ ae — . pen _ ee ‘ ine. : 4 Basa 4 , ae = eT ¥ ees ee 5 | iG. Station; Thomas J. Moran, 43, 1807 | (ne Olive Hotel, one nae reg.’ | WEST BELLE, 3950—Lange ings. v l TI y . é > i F Realty Co. The William E. Reasor Realty He n rR. Wetse! s Co » Inc., reports : North Pra! rie avenue attached to was arresi¢ /- yes erday ior Nash- e rn ished. unfurnished osingl Startes 11s ear, — : s te s Pie SRP i -ille } olice “ho aid h . ing worl ris saies Sie aaa Co. 6989 Easton avenue, has pur- the sale of 10 Washington In addition the firm reported the the Secret Service Bureau at head- » a, police, wh - a he has hh’ | ineerin Work Aa _ : 2) ie a s peste x es named a "2 4 : 7 did ' : . i aaa a inf Y} é ; - ’ chased a §O-acre tract on th new boulevard for iv Ppmphrey ae) purch ase of oo f eet of ground Ts quarters: Burt cc Standley, °950 St. re nN as ee s on - oO. A 4 ROOMS IN SU : hon *ii¢ ii saf iit) : ati ion % ” i. ie ies. , b ae | - f° . 7+. + - c . ho 4 sa af J Li : 4 : , "y ’ + > Le . ee *e e4 uding tne ch et try boulevard (Denny FE. Simon Black. rroperty con- the west side of Exeter avenue Ferdinand avenue,- Dayton Street | uf S ' ee "oom es BURBS into J mst avallable, to aa ) }dustri 2 av bury Park br ient of the c ) Mrs. M: hn ub gaat handsom ona sf eickt = ind three | Ndustriai | : : ’ outh of Big Bend road, and sist: two-story bulldinge contal!: nm! sbury Park by & ohne hone Station: and Edward F. Miller, 39, = “ : a ‘fast option garage. wie ot it rooms and three baths) : : l-“Da ° e «ort 4 wr Be e n = ? > % 1 " { i i ; 7 3083 aa es o a : 7 ald im} Cees ste “ * £532 North Grand boulevard, at- | .. gt eres | a »~Ve gal Ss ) « . aid ; sch LS i ataiail RA Annuai _ Cc r »terhiw of ( entr ‘a ‘ - Tes Er >s) 1 k = : : : nod ob siagg sea te E the ween tached to the Laclede Avenue Sta- ©O!nS valued a! at “— unfurnished > rosune: aa ie of Tie. | tion Joe Avrisa, etri t¢ : oe cd r 4 ai . —e a . a ae ea : ne “ ; c/ for} eo captured after the robbery, {ssaiqd Furnished: for gentleman: — ae * unt te of 3 05 |IGNORANCE OF LODGE GRIP ~~ to nave named Plage tn a letter qacgge ete a = ae - ti : 4 Le ] = iic ve iailie’ ~ he ~ aid . : >, . r : 3 " ~ ‘7 : bs ' =" i k i ait . gen Peel : ed -_ : n em Zephyr a- 155 feet on the south side of C M. Ho n [800 Michigan which was intercepted by polic: home: eatage: references. , The M cnificent, 6 6-Story, the Park plewood, Breckenridg Sk ee ee aoe ey oe hecgneiens BETRAYS BAD CHECK PASSER | Plagg dented the charge and agre SS la rthwest cor-| St. Paul place. Robert B. Snow, trustee, t . - SALES REPORTED BY | H. EF. Duncan Arrested at Amherst '° waive extradition. His ife furnished trent i isnewen | GO 7 AM A and Olive new subdiviston { etek Whe alte imimmadtatels with "an Lucille, was arrested with him rivate. a4 ene The new eu i8.0Nn i! Baki pea v ne = 4 . imme 1A i Rigi }'raternity House for Oak- 4.42445, ae : Sk # | ada Baiii.« -- f oe and Ha ilten. n to a cileat bleland from which ! ine one-story garage building, con ALVIN T DICKENS . | RATE Ice RENTA ee. | eavicland fre or y warar : ' : land, Cal. Police. ROOMMATES WANTED @ dine EATS See a oO- Dé a -@aqaii} ** e the gurrou : nding countr i i oT -- 3b « . = a ie y os i By the Agpociated Press. : TTR ial : (2. reasonable. f “i Ps. | C “R f 7 71) Sabos “ 6003 SNARE ELIE in — MANY SALES fu lily Mes! Duncan had been living in a fr: . ae a ? These will represent eS © bons Neg prl Mis agai, SON sana sgtaptage : . > ROOMMATE Wtd—Practical sem ae! and ‘- the various style homes the com o9-foot lots, south side of ternity house near Amherst ) L ig ' lacy ef ': share small fiat ; Henr V R W ejsel rthur Wand pany ts offering either me ry William § \zda Realty Co 9a doulevard, in the (6x: lock, lege, wearing a fraternity pin ld Po TT ' eS bungalow at 26 ] r o purchasers oa * C . thal 3, ~ ’ 2 aw oF oy * * ‘hurger, to Anna. ier and Villias = Ter : the west sda | “afrmont i d heins y 1 in SKINKER. 280 | = h bain ang | VOMMATE Wtd—Youne mas. ie@ eis c ; 23 ; Si i niga : — or ae. - = P - Z nuove. ' te ery > » 7} v j ? : att reenecta . 3311 residence at ‘75. w arner represented ¢t urchaser. (TOs) nu : Ciient ¢ salam . § -Olumbi: Kland, : sae ; Richmond Heights, for ountry Ciub Cour “lat Or S13! ; } rili erect a two-story. ; catia r sOm lars 19111 aia a rag . ae ‘ a ammmne aie eat arate —= *- ose SS - ‘ + 4 ~~ as as a ‘ cc: fon ag Willie 2 residence; l6-acre tract on Sub- } rooms & Mueller to Ross Hoer- PAGE BOULEVARD BUILDING itan mmert to William Ss. 1 nee acre tra n Sub- | | 2 a Of! eS lies SUBURBAN BOARD E t ee weube! "O ory lat brick jet avenue to August H. Rosenthal, it s ne 1 ee a ae 3 Wleeping rooms: running 7 ; + = —_ acig , P } whos evndic , ay} . aiv a 1 ic the aie! real ) Fé “ om ana oard private 4 Lau lal Dy mines. e W. Diestelhorst of the M. Cur- resiaence eight re wae vi © jsynaicare Wiii subdivide wins : PP pelea en ee = : ——" = conveniences: well located: adults; | ; ame iad 7a? . + - ot Sg ater : > mn] ¢? : hee Ba. “ye ° l- ERNON 5! —? glieeping ‘ . Dies ” Ww +a a Increase in “Middle West. 2 | P ry Giles Real Estate Co., Belt ave- >: eilde: he north- #4ame. bie Tool Co., of Oak- en a. 3 Webster 1826. _ Construction started the dis-'rlod exceeded $250,000. nue and Delmar boulevard, reports ©4St corner of Ba 1d Tennessee, land. naan 2... sta. es ‘pict ae , + me \ . : ei having leased building fust com- 422 artment t yi rick flat of five SIX SALES ARE REPORTED } Amherst College sai oe entlemen: breakfast if desire HOTELS > - ay ae ear YECKEL-FEYDT-EARICKSON leted at 3962-64-66- 68 Page boule _—— lh - —o > vv 0D 09 feet uncan came there three or four pesos gi ston ee FTUN ow ALCAZAR HOTEL. 3127 unting ! has tn ‘Bae Slips : a on north ete A may > _empiored people; all conveniences da weekly rates; ines Pe tate over the « SS at er eaten re BY CHAUNCEY P. HEATH C0.| cars acc. Members of the Delta VERNON Sidz=Rag te ons home bias “eelage” 9 REPORT RECEN nae in egal rests te ae . . ee Ae A seepage eeneen anes Kat Epsilon fraternity sald they hike onablee. iF S817 1 BLUE GI 2 te ren , ‘ j afi I : Seg ‘ ‘ se , , ” ~ ’ a fe Wace ¢h QP . ae ‘ 3 + =e x Sn - : P - . 7 a le ra | at iopenstangem Fes “i ' meatn meal £s- suspicious of Dunea he - 2 : A ota inn a 1 -! cream manufacturin an : : ent Cn? : SUSPsCiOuUs a. LUNCAN “ “orest 198 , BIUs 2 ASS [OTE arickson : ’ ee ' A rere the followine sales: k nt P : : rhe d | ASS } 12 r ‘i. . as rs aA 4 ‘ ava a7 77) . . : ’ + i t ’ “Oe ta @e be - { - > “ 4 . cee? " ; ee) ‘ oo a - efght-room h Ouse - - no eer.) Tra . . 4 i ; 4 2? ‘ a - $ Ww exis: ratte fr , . Li Sy te I esha SRR » atti =) 7 z Cet NEF OMROR Map! lewood, avl (olive street, so! . os iTrOoOnting to GSeor ge 5 (Mifford MM lath - " 4 - sha Sa -*4 » a : 5 2%. : 7 ; ." ir : 47 : ’ e = Ie ., ee re : Hs wr ~ ry ‘ b 2 - * ‘ ho K Te RE Te Te STN x sad Fi a i a E seanmees . . . or i s “hy a" apitag seme me oer | aa : a breas-eg mom Snyder, a l t: Pi Prtdig as CABANNE | AVENUE S ALE Oo client; 4559 Newberry terrace, mas Cll LOT SOLD ie wn —% aieety, furnished. clean | aor 7 ‘i _ : ow war 2 snyder, ) nm road, tn 7 — e ms. *temm heat. water. | EMPRES: IA! HOTEL neat a # gs reatdance rietkh +» + I ; t Go Pearcen with bath, enaete' Porest SORTV and Olive. ce. clean rooms, Sia ‘ | CONVE! per Cel OV eT fe S2°nOUNLT Pebruary, hat =v ahindoeng . h son-Ar ! vialo for ' reported? [rn hruary of ] rear. cels of property during the month. | abi | — tani REPORTED FOR 7 0 irnace, electric, for Jeremiah Su! T0 : : SMITH FOR HOME VERNON. 5733—Roo chern | up _weskiy Ie. 2 ’ =e : a eo : fr on sneyr a ' 4 2° tC : re? : ‘may ‘ ' ’ _— *, . get . meee vee I . sab It) 4 3 ’ on ‘t. Rt) _ . * o on _ ‘ ‘ ’ a Dud a ; - = a ~ : ‘ - " . . _ -“f re W éT ? Goodfe!! VISION LAUNCHED. od aiid } He a. ce ge : NEW SUBD 4 ‘tchigan avenue, bungalow, nings Heights. for Olg: “i ldwelt Y. B. 8 mn: > oak: taaie Wie a il pone tg ag Eugene R. Smith has purchased a fe Cnt | ; es ¥ , . vi D4 1 t . i rit ’ , Frances Schenk tt fan hiah : : “ilot on the. south side of Cornel?! — , ¢ . oie ~~ : 4 . . - . _ ° a &,! nines a * ln = , S *. versity will Bulid a two- a iy _* a? oe E Soe : te} ‘ a P ir ae . 7 the erection of which Ate ? oe ee Hotel. 1807 Market st. “a A ? A R T M E N ¥ S ediately. The lot was ; a “Mooney by the Corney. } aoa te gg cama Spewayg Toe A ib! who represented — a OOOW. | meals. 3441 N- Vaion a | bot parties. ee SHARDELL ‘HOTEL, _ APARTMENTS FOR RENT ae LANDSCAPE EXPERT MAKES New Bridge re cross Wabash Rises | onney 4 «apa : : Forest Pecaihtner: shemee aeale Ge =e “eooums aan | second floor east; west; 6) CALAIS SNE ORR eae 3 ok ae nd MALLY WALLS REALTY C9,- — cecctsty’ conervoreea “oitoases, New Bridge Across sagas ee AH mies FO ate: ae ip to cenes| ~ MOVES TO WEW QUARTERS! boxes. conceetec deae. ere. im PLANS FOR OSAGE HILLS _ WASHINGTON, Mareh 6.—zhe | —PouseneePine roome:_adulta____(c) | SEMSTEAD, | HOTEL 406 UME S025 ‘Goranson Gustav . : ’ " ~ hk qe wr 4 " , . ‘ " 4 ~ ‘ 5 . se" ‘ e > ~ ah " fy . - no th J+ + oe 3: = _ ~ an, ae a a . ‘ Del bungalow, for = . ee h i ve “= 1) ems pOcai. 7 Sas Hillis, the residen- ‘'2:ng tne stares Of indiana and I: ai We TON —Hou Peni an 7() Pershing: nice. large. ale ‘ 5. ; at n ‘3 ei ‘. } ~- = _ ; ~ « ‘ . -* e . , a ; ~ ’ - + - . . ; e : ‘ * . i+ 2 3 . a ; i Aa a " 4 } * ~ * ¢ ‘ . s . " all wn = o . “ ~ . ; _— . vr Z2 7 ma Oe; endieman to oi Sette Ee piteigey Swen. to its ee ; + orne : ae ; 8 @ ict .: ma Bie Bend roa@ iinois to construct on | : Fs / TT} : sat. rean: My ore- T) n. - ‘dent . ; . : ‘ a4 ‘ 16 . i .t a . ’ -- +4 *, As HI N yIl* m™ 4 eras . } a? vn, roe ~e single ere > & ~ > ~ P * — i . a 7 i if rst ’ . > I es = ~ 2 | i . . a4 4 a4 i i tenn a ’ P a : I + ae at $5 a foot, : m Of per alty . Ma Tohnston. The ne off ‘es ate a five- Dita Sie | te we ‘ : : ai : Se. ae it seeping os hose Ke; OO . rive bat ' advantageous jecation:; : ’ , is ; wg | 4 ¥ pris Ww ASHINGTOWN te5n5—La ie j K “enD- ul i — first-class cafe in . Central a= : : HMMs 4 ¢ 3 ‘? . , ps een inal c 4 }- ‘ — — - - + ad : " a ; ‘ ’ 4 4 | " Pi i ri j ‘ — -*e + o e ‘ -q tf 5 ~~ i Biia ‘ — ] ‘ . ‘ ‘ sarang ylock ani . om] ans, worked out tn — rodas pass aa oll autas on ning wat anvenis Pr. ranseome Apartment Hotel Us J first floor east: Sri a4 ‘Chestnut. cent down ou a@.Or - the corner of Gran ee , : Pern 1% ced | by F } EPS This addition {s ju ‘ond the CHRISTIAN BRINKOP COMPANY 1d Iron. etic) Co., who will retain the cy, xed out by Franz Uerding. | wan Dies After Fall From Ladder. WASHIS TON fee } sicieeiia eal a —. re > limit totale ae pia ‘ se eee anagement of the progert: whe and pe engi r an sity t—Lesirabie room 4 * I7JOWTTOWN AParrmemts ety limits, within walking dist: Oneph A. Goeke, secretary, has lanning expert of Los Angeles John Ward, 40 years old, a eta-|—fefined employed woman: owners hor WINDERMERE HOTSe 0° Sntown Apartmens 01 stores, an@ REPORTS SEVEN SALES charge of the office. Messrs. Fran The stans inciu: peorrach sia eine ail Seniesa Mie ae cas fae —, .,. Where comfort reigne without eal cre REP ROOF — ies ee nee laa Pp “ream | 7 Th aber: SALES ON SOUTH SIDE : , : 2 A " ‘ ; , ay a { i onar y €ng.neer, of 142 ‘ Ar! niche daa aca a co Fi - = ‘ 7 + whl ee —— aren eM 5 OR oem : - n us end DUS oe *} rings} - Brini CO Fieal Fs- EF er ry and © ai I in! - vss ma ke up Seep: Pada i t ‘ ‘ : Sales mada uri i > , a suffere when 'a A ar ha Ww _ : pana aie ame a eitailiinn ) ae ss I yt , yr} the gi 1¢ 5 ] ine of Ma rv iz nd Twa rec 8423 tg " - sa €@ = s i ™ —~ as a oe td - 44° as de keen ng rnorm. 39 a wee ‘ - ) SE - F bE i Nor th 3 ) : nue. in nr , ee Se ae : $43 ineshieh y Park. a ofer-Ac] ee renaitore. ending slipped and fell. The acci- SHINGTON eee ; ' aa : ~\ ASzii. i ! ry #4 i } hod - § : . ‘ r r a fo. mnie K. Moerschell to ,,,. with the Midland ’ Inn! ns aese | PUNGalow, so} and Ollte pn adat ed ; a, | A ; : 7 : id sia ; s& ‘ . , 47 a) . } . 7 4D 4 ‘ : , . ; nal 20th g wh _- . * aia + 2 . * Fr eaAn Cant a ,* >: . s 1) us n gen At La Ha vr ~ kh af t ° ¢ . “ i ¥ : ” " : ‘ oe . 7 = = 4 eo aa - yy ; wae tO 1900 Page ith Spring avenue for nervy aed. a Rena? Peso . Serene, hree and fou -, : IN WAINWRIGHT BUILDING nN & Kingshighw Bat eg = S : 3 > caidas "geo e smodet pr | ; > — : —— THREE FLATS AND COTTAGE inna M. Scha » Joseph and Min- —— a aewoee f 0 Hen- f for a clie oh F. F! niga Crna rd Peace Saway i ! ah =~ P_twin ten ent cuist omm ) FE! | WISSMATH. =I NG . ¥. , a4 7 fy AAiKNaKe; and a vacan , ' nger ha hs .- ¢eawee _ Sige, ana aterea HOULENS Aa an rancisco ave- "AS ON = mht —7- ARIS 421 > roonr e bath, heat : ; ‘ ‘ . art >t i @nn he 4 i . ‘ : 4 i i . : r j — | ry sa i , avr : “ ao os ; , si © : - ai i& c at - tran icine Suni cerine oe : , i a Harry ad, real ome ' - roots enett, , ASHINGTON. ‘HO Ate | furnish: wnitor eeneie: ' P enue P+.» Julius ; avi . “ jee} eer! = eam he , . ae “ ‘ ty . _— b . 4 Z - a : ’ moat , The If. M. Schmitz F ) ¥ viet ot ce South |7-FAMILY APARTMENT : ve same wit! ie anne oe REALTORS, TAKE NOTICE : *; ice; European plan strictly i , decorated — ee we 8 ; ee nie Wea ee Young man, 29, six year’s construction (WF, sitiINa STON, 5 51— Beautifull: ety "cial dean” anes . : eveland High hool, Apolv . *h (low : »tae ah , oe oa ty? " re on . ’ ‘ — : ‘ i P > eo , ‘ ports the fo.uowing s ic oa i@ te : , pai eo Bus Line Permit Issued. experience. University trained, wants im- 4s) lean th ope aces ‘ pote nae: Pte 7 _— ae ’ ie) 7. ee 113 South Ninth street ; - : raver 364% South mn mn avent AT 6305 CABANNE SOLD ie 3 leman nue het meas : ne Associated Pree: mediate connection with progressive real iel De Guire to James F'? nia } ‘ichol arg} Snringe avenue a? 1%, : SPRINGFIFID - : estate cae primarily as a salesman, but —————— enn — at 242 iinots nu i ae ae pe ; ee, pry Set ; a i. pe te can establish proper contacts with leading. ‘* AS'tiNtri ts rJ—— Furnished at $434 [linots avenue, for Kath-/ and Charles D. Dolan; home of W. B. Shelp &@ Co. announce the | 2ffet. tor Theodore G . web Iinele: Ceckene Sian ee ee eee ee, he ed room: ail __ Rooms WANTED ran ‘ee AS ca (7u lerrmann ¢ len. s of an anpartmen: : = ae ane . a 7 ee day wgav: } . - construction work. Have taken and can eleeaeetliaiihideidlidiisnaprersinmasinti ee - tage at Seif North Tx ; avenus » Dr. John FEF. and Dorothy mne avenue to G ange | four room flat, for Albert Ack to TT, re Gee ee et —ee eee’ evidence exhaustive study of real estate | | Cl nforta dl ee inant — street, for Joseph F. Stein to Al: ures lo im th | ilne ; Re ae ee 7 a cije i4 RR e)] e ohe oo ee rm.SS: course as given by National Association of ‘Ne ro O Tr me: I RiniMs Wid t house te: dee yr. Riritz. Flat a? 7 145 7 a ibe l oug > } or > » ar an oO 4 me a ‘ : z AAA ’ 4 " : eo con a* 22.07) TOT ‘ if : pe, Gar ~ : hs 4 i “ ! rials . mm ‘ ‘ =~ iin ed b =? eT Real Fistate Boards Owns cood closea “8 . itereiommne ace , a ' — : - P t-D : “ a - ‘ , & - i - . ak a As ‘ . is . . oa a F ; . —_ ow “3 . ee i ’ _% i — " 7% “ — . : - ‘ , .- - > ° q ‘ > . _ ” * “ ny . . i . . ‘ as " % ‘ i + 5 . . . ‘ a ars —™~ : ~ * oA , ‘ i ‘ ? . or . '* e ‘“ i “ . u« ‘ : aoe + , id #3 . ee ¥ : _ " . ‘ . ‘ ~ ’ . 4 L - . a > ae. 2 | ; : — P e > a“ - ee . oe - * ~ * ° : - . : ~~ “ . . ‘ _ ‘? - ? a - . . A . »' . : ? ° ; ; : | - * 4 . ? = . ‘ - . . Me Balance Puts This Monthly ie — mm «© GEORGE F, BERGFELD COMPANY ©... °2 teeag 4 Tea SOR AT ee, | SP a | ity , HUE nea Reiter to George T. cea enc. es PERFECT-BUILT |] #s:8toS ces servcewene | oD St Cert BSR SRM LOS, “0 tae ad cena " ie Be ro Y Rare la Pa ;, a i » é ¥ , ose cas i ~ — on Chestnet. : nlars | ee #ng rooms: ai! conveniences: reas UMS Wi— , cong eS HALLER “CO, Why Pay Rent? ment s* WILLIAM EICHENSER OPENS GARAGE premises Permanent ale 4 = 20) eR eR RNR ee hestrat SORE ene ae reeram tia & en Y has heen GARAGE ETS the conn, nz eae A RE cash : meng ales force. Stoker has EAL ESTATE OFFICE {| All Perfect Buile Garages are now lined with a special water- Tor a ema’! payment down, For a email cash pay- for mal yeare and ha: ee A boc : Ee Sow tice thins proof felt, which has wonderful insulating qualities, nahin will buil od rent. Dalan thiy, we uild af modern house men alance monthly Perfect Built Garages the warmest in St. Louis. All seams are on your lot. You can pay the we wil! erect a garage on ith real . vitae hg lear Se eo ee He will specialize in the selling og Real Estate ' : opened a gen tightly sealed giving the inside of the garage a very attractive Dalance just like rent. SINGLE DOUBLE ‘es ee Ue a 7 | — = | . a Onur method of building saves $ | rty a busir i inis oors are guaranteed not to sag. LLB. 553 = Farntcbed soma for ROOM pa ARD W. “a ; zs 5. Key t foe phew: ee ee cr eter 25 +50 CAIN “AND HARDESTY ra lua “ noi from § Ou A. AUGUST ie ae ek om There are many other features, WEN a 5i—On | ich. BOARI _ + — | os . LEM. x ‘a 3608—C — “Es for full particulars. Cata og of Pews. Balance Monthly. Frater ae ' ar developed during our six years’ ter heat. hardwood floors.’ ; a a rr el a 7 ee or Phy necks open. es Sendties Guten mefled ‘im. Loa REPORT FEBRUARY SALES AME GOODWIN WILL a ag Bl. | building experience, which sn Es’ PELLE Ars unfurnished rivate howe for Bp ‘yet - R rt 7 aa ia re . “ai: larde report the fo? you no more than an ordi Grand 28050 LOW) Saies in “ebruary Figh?- OVE 70 5142 WASHINGTON Kindly inform me fuliyv | constrecti ew ; A family apartment, 2699 Bellevu ia. Cent 9s 691.49. 9% about yeur PERFECT-BLILT — Sat. Afternoon, Grand 7839 ) : venue: two-family fiat on B «hue ei .. eins eto GARAGES ( ) BUNGALOWS MANCHESTER MANUFACTURING CO = avenu ~~ that ghe has purchased Sies wasn, |f} ©? TORCM ENCLOSURES (> | This month all of our garages If) "retet te | —_! — hundred and fifty fooe }, : ts 1 avenue nd 4 eras : a 1 EES gaa et will have QUICKLOCKS on the TERT ISSTER. AB1@ ©. Vandeventer Ave ante aut la 7 : —enester avenue: 75-foot dres 1 millinery sin rine Bee. | large doors, the lat d a Rallders of MANCHESTER Houses, "ss * cms to Manchester aven: ) i a Address... .. a ta ee eee WESTMINSTER Cottages. Clubs, Schools and Garages. Moorlands ae ee le ady ; - ee re te pa Rete pa sata scientific lock on the market, . i . dae a on “he & ye . 8 ‘soe | YS r.. Madame 04 Day to call iendmenp es at no additional cost. apical baad tai ‘Modern — tt? @ great a) ee Nie rN? = al ie . _ ; t. £008 —Be y fu jet: south art = EPsTHin® & SON, ‘Gil Chestost. ~ SNA “APP egos, I a a a ee i ile a Ae ee me oe -

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SUNDAY, MARCH 7, 1928. -— + ee tt eat te, APARTMENTS FOR RENT Rooms FOR RENT—w WESTMINSTER PIL... 27... room: lJadies or f£entlemen- o CASK Ww BOT MINSTER. 424. o—Attractir West n is he ani front reeset? 4adiocining beth: Shack WESPMNS rER ri... 42541. = & root! - nian SMa! i POUmM: ¢y ‘Tw nited Pideas “TY Convey, e \\ les Mj NSTE aK Pl, io (-00—Sleening poms . . ad on une iWalil; Sout he rn @o ‘bOsure: ‘a ch © cine Sona hle ! i hiza Ze-, WESTMINSTER, an =. i: i | rr? ’ he room . furnished © in . larg R 4625—Southene “€) charge hot-water hes + Private family. Irie} * *posed; ge ad be- @ little WEST PINE, 383°— KF ront room a hovsekens ing: ses ‘ond floor, ‘ at 7 — —— PAMUN- | WEST PINE. 3K: >8—Light hous Dnora s —_ and cle: 40; invest gate. ' he rear W > : Ii Mr 3 741——Room_ dar nicely furnished _ reasonable pecupied |g Enied | EST PINE. 4°56—Furnis shed room: gaz 109 N, 8th St. yeni etree > (?; wide IWE x7 I INE ; SAB —Nicely furnishe| 10t | ter, built-in icsboe ee: ot, 8nd cold ae nas not, ter, bullt-in tc. hhwox in-a-dor he d; $8. (085, . [—_—————— See ime | Wi ea 2a, 38372 large fro ee CASE ROOMS For RENT—COLone¢ ' oe . BEM. 3032——Large room in rear: v_per month; water 2nd electric, Dubois | C Ar I ELA» 4576 4 rooms ° ‘ oe j ‘rye * enette: fy urnished unfurnished. Lin > BIT. ¢ Raa ‘ : ® has | 3% —==———— —_t } Why carry an investment Pe omnen | a or FRONT room# handsomely — furn'shed: p Sold | 2558), — west exposure. JOO ER, 7307 (1 block 3 from J Market ca, Car) ot and Pl, trie agreed . ~~ _ —w lii_-,_,_" ey ——— ; —_ a are him. [ (> r “present eS noe roo z ee 4 ot i ai; ed in a’ meek gent) ggg bath: private apart. | + GIRALDIN BROS. R. E. CO. 813 Chestnut. J ROOMS, 3 B ATHS: HE MMEL, MANN. SP and C hesti nut sts. and iceboxes fu me ok Apartments will be Boe floor e ant oO ) Rooms and Sun Parlor Representative on fe ee Aa | | McPherson at N ewstead mee tina 7 ae & » splendid locat! fon. poh “59: 52 W WOODLAND P LAC Ke F. CORNWEL ik -H AM cov her 4904. Apartment House (Third floor north) 6 Tare sare. | tae te se ‘| This Beautifully Appointed Per warn aa Is Nearing Comp SC "HROE DE R- W ATSON RIS He Osean Out Today | : ~ OU TLOOK AP ART SEE BEAUTIFUL | APARTMENTS | [fn De Mun Park - 5560—FI rit ROOMS: RE NP RED Ataf . | It Will Be of Interest to Those Who a | epee Ok water in roome., btain ai” ins n a a 142 ~—Beautiful front he WEST e INE, a ae wa. 2 a hour. ons ~ ekeepin of his SRO: ater . TANG: ef neta = Contem > . ee ne ¢ ooka.’’ WEST at ‘I § J863—Lighe - oumehkane 1 plate Movi ing. 5 lie Sete sol}: room and kitchenette gape ‘ ST rinE 4120 S rooms, furn ned on h nsekeepine: adulta, , . = ROOMS 38s Reservations Being Accepted at This Time M. H. RODEMYER & Co. , Agents Main 4124 Sats gL A KLER R, E. Co. act W AGNER GRANT BELL hit ide rn conve r) nienc ret These Apartments arranged and very parame w ATERM AN—Op EN) at f L See the New ~ MONTICELLO APARTMENTS 4535 Lindell Bl. 3, 4 and 5 Rooms 2 and 3 Baths rooms with bath. Sample apartment ——") unfurnished rooms: water, ga, LIVE AT THE GATESWORTH (ese 108. COR. ay ‘A 4 Ler ELL OW, a hy HON k urnie hed: for Fentleman ; a ] . —————— oS nn i ~~ } . TOM MeN Cm. "ke irkwood 115 3W “Tet ——— ieecaineia etter Rowohf Furnished: gentlemen- fae i +. Police, | home: Karage, references. Phone — The my ‘nt, 6- Story, pene, F just off Forest | i Tire el Rana cA) : wife, emis front’ root Rarace ota | GOTHAM APARTMENT is WOLE-POLL ia 5561 CH. AMBERLAIN | a : : NEAR PRINCIPIA Cor, Enricht and fami] ion, A ttrac tt ung b. geh-Clas bet ee C ARL OY nth “ANDE RSON- Aa Ck E- Six ‘Tames Nev WwW "Rooms P eg vacuum cleaners: PORNE: T & 7¥ rRIG ER CL Ass TENANTS ONLY” ROOMMATES WANTED MODERATE Price RENT AL, : Including electric light gas for cook GIR! Roomn nate . reasonable. Box D-§ * f) a? it le if ; is t inig room . Post- Dispatc! “> Gaon mee bed, dining aicove-Kitchenette, gas range, ROOMMATE Wi a. RM. 3545 Lata robe, dressing closet, tile bath ; yftie (j1a} nd 207 TER. Rea ly for orery anc | ROOMMATE Wid 7 or a you ~ ! ur lopment’ | ine : ficiency : ne me lee i FEATURES 547 w\AT | Two electric passenger pest ‘o ventilating / —— . ee r} cy hneine? Ore: oOll-h ri lg i]s ¢ | ROOMMATE Wed. Baeieion. working | €arvage incinerators wnt } ; Amerie MENT GARAGE FOR TEN ANTS, Oreon K. & ht. G. Seott |W. B. ‘camer & Co. 10 N. AL L OP E N- a fats iE ECTION. Mm premises te day, Henr V R. Weisels C0., Inc, I8- PE Ane RUTH, Pe, ar yr R L INDELL) ae THE MAYF LOW 605 CLARA AV. 29 North HC COV RT ore see —SECOND FLOOR W New, & rooms and "Bi WOOT Poe . LOWEST ¢C ourt ‘Apariments Ne RY PL, KS RE AL TY CO., : it bui lL. Tmtany ats nf ge _WESTMINSTSS R. af Its N a3 3 Ww ASHLINGTON 1 ¢ "OY If yor apartments located | MAIATS : Wd - lon iy: twin harm! ———— ——— kitehen Call Sunday, Bae4 Caban est Lit BE ts. bled mtn ang | VOMMATE wWtd -—Youne man, ¢ OX +] ; re wyT} mespertahie. S31 Shenandoalr iris) * - ts —— (ol age UBUR “sus. .,. SUBURBAN BOARD 3M io, | SICE room and hoard private home, all 63 a conveniences: we}! qrented; adults; ga- ro ®» Zor 2 rage Webster 182 | for 1 or fed. tc) HOTELS ‘“ POMS, ALCAZAR HOTEL. 3127 ‘Locust—Clean: baths s. 1 day; weekly rates; tub, shower —————e 8) W. fet) BLE GRASS HOTEL—Special winter pay Beco nA rates. AZ up week!y: all conventences(e5) the e62' ' BLUE GRASS HOTEL—Special winter Reeping | Yates, $5 up weekly: all convenie EN kRaTz REALTY co. go floors. refe renees required: M AU R ETANTA i: 5540 PE RSHING S. 5 wr 8 room eft Der j AOE SAM. RK bE AL TY ic lency; includes | ; Beantifully and luxuriously furnished t apartments; one @-room efficiency with two heds consisting of large ie ing reom 16x20. sunroom. dining room, kitchen, tile bath and dreasing room. ~M. ARSE ae L ES_ AP. ‘at 27 H. RoE MYER & CO. Agents (Sth ¢ = and ( ‘hestnut. fel NEWSTEAD HOTEL, 456 N Newstead: Moms and bath, $90. ) . } 4 a dining room a !a art ei c8) 282s ~ raldine: eec nd floor nort th: 4- ge ~ —E 3 Ie “ nished - ce eticlency, $65. JOS. fot branseome Apart ment Hotel 9°32): Palm: first floor east: 3-room t WEN Ck bad ¥ Sa le an Jj OST Perah ine nice. large airy room ra “heat A S60, es ee : Mi avaliable; $17.50 week up. Forest 909 gg) (CRandoah: 5 rooms and bath, era “= ic ; 9 ax ? * poms ba | ronan meg _ Northwest | . a Grand ROOM} T 44) aati J a at NT~——~Lease - Duplex type; 4 hardy . South Side preferred, near 9 ‘eluding heat and garage; $60. | close c : 4 .. renees tiverside . A720 : : io) galt a | : . ’ . ‘ ts ] = - " \ \\ tc fa ITT ! . Me. URISSAN} Mit VM > Oro n apart Vi . , b, ‘ew wes ar ragt of ty title. ® mple : | a4’ | of Latavette 9 Lindel) apinw RAL BRipc ~apart- . , — - a ~ MRIDGE, 6159A—New apart Tiana Wid Two yours jadies: boar of ‘wire %ae ; ' { : m “eg Q pha OF =D Xtra large i “nnd ront rooms 2 4 and ' Nenad, private family preserrea. e in-a-dor hed heda : f «> _ “ “9 } ,* ’ sis ‘ K j t-Ttepate) . SEES ee ae Ni IS-PERRY.} R? TH. "110. N. “th et. Yeti ih eons ROOM Wid—Permatent, in private rik pw 8 id nade ee 1. piveie a BY snr E, oo0s Brand-new 3/5 BEAL rIFU L ROOMS $65 ih eis pc etaae ates ; ‘ r) m Pit if~NneCyY rir Ley] TT 1ara- FentieMan, away most of “age iy 00d floors. firepro fb nildit g. garage; in This ticulars Box 1-302. Post-lispaten, lace: ry on see SE “open, | 18 che: ap at $75 mont : i d "Fear asic’, > fies ; HOM Wee Weaet Side: furnished MOF, “yr THOMPSON Rn. E. CO., Phone! to ’ Hished C'e nt ‘ ot Water . ma 58 , uns oss ** " — aaa _ — — nor } fre ig Te ARO? arice : = ladies Bos DING. rr » a) — -f OeOTT) ‘ ffi ierrey To. rs se [hier Earaga. Leo “ar tg ; ia . janitor service. Forest -a02 ROOM Wid—-Unfurnished: for house can prt TEMAN agoeRe -{ ornie r oa dl ‘ORE ON is. ’ Ray C.98°7 Bnet Myenate amt B-1: 4 ro ms dressing room, Urphy rye ‘s ’ . 2 BOARD Wed vi South Side GENE , ; 7 ' , THEIMERP AMHERST PL. lalie ; Vrivate ; Tre t ; err ipioy et mother 4 Al FE iM Ee R piace YT T papaad & rr tT} if : . » tw x. rN: &] ‘haa Ili¢ 5 pr) Child Phone eenbols S007, ve Ts : nd ws -~" i? > Somday oy » rooms, with @ MHER T Hahed | 8n0 Seer, iaciidine seers “ok ts mayie FIRST-cLass fre OM and board | 9th. ; Raven tt Ee are, * ty Modern ‘ heat ‘ ? ; re “oT sf ‘ s, ‘srand « Roam 50. 219 N. 1 Ld BLM ANN SPAC KUER ‘ R _ CH VE st " ROOM AND RBOARD—With private _7th jaa: = Cr y fie VY. by mechanic on southwest re CUT. 34 O—4 rooms with = \P ARTME NT (oe? Faragce Box L-3274 Post Dispate Clene iNneluding ey ~ eander nom ey = a : , oe atau ug MOurT! : front | ROOM AND BOARD Witd-—For firet ar -iird floors, |APAR TMENT loved rare off: elderly couple nrefer oo. ACKLER R. EL CH very ach , ‘ re ‘ aif as | ¢ » é. ana (“Pas eter ; a : ix 4 iJ iT it. LP ARPMEN CeO ANI» Pie ’ AR 1? Wt — VW ith n , : 4324 4 ; renormia t it} fiir eis ; Gi Tene, tai» Pr’ rer 7 far " ] ive at . ° CCT rie Bi) ‘ ; a ; Ti a, nan : ont Sind tn ae Rreat extent ana muat ne ; : Ty WEN? T?r* ay TY Cf APA RTMENT —” haere Wilere the enok knows how 70 , S Fj it vate , Pratt ; of ¢ . Bex “. cf, rooms, heated. hot water, BPs ; h : s Bcril 4 (y 5,” ark " A 7 APARTMENTS FoR RENT = tinaeseaeynios. —FURNISHED s Sheridan Apartments , OREON E. & R. orn. 500 _Chestnut SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. iton, 4 rooms, bath, heat fiir- 4910A, GR AVOIS—3 —, \ "B RINKM. ANN f il tor keeping (“ARANNE HOTE L—5546 ~“Cabanne:; home- gas ‘Ke attnospheres datky and weekly rates, Noy ys ; ron’ AN Ory As ner; Jan Pkt oe me r ; oe As =, ; eg Li 4 water | EMPRESS RIALTO NOTEL near G aT, eet of ee ful sa and @Wive, Nice. clean rooms, % . eee re Cw ee Ypc UD : eekiv rates od. 234 Olive, ae aoe “x — es Cars ny IDEAL HOTEL. 2800 Locust -Runnit Cabany 1D ' ale a le ‘ _Water. bathe, $1 4 day $4 wrek up. (e& FORE YREON NE, -_ R. (r. WEST BELLE 4 unfurnished rooms; 2d or 3a" 2 al ‘Delmar’ 1540). WESTMINSTER, 4633—2-room furnished apartment; $30 semimonth ; sublet $55. WEST PINE 4140-2 and 8 roums, rea- kOnable also slieening rooms, fe) WEST VINK. 4954—PFuil efficiencies. block from bus and 2 trolley lines: and 5 rooms available: everything ur- nished; electric stoves, phon linens, re- frigerators, etc.. without limit ; ranger: able rates: references required. Ca dei - mar 61: 20. 6055-6079. (cRO) WILT, take house or flat on ‘equity fur- nished apartments: pays 50 at on per Anvestment. Box K.- 339. Post-Dis. fe) TOP, LOOK, L ISTEN 6601 Waahdinahons new 4-room efficlencr, _completel furnished, all up-to-date bullt- In features: hardwood floors throu hout; | rental includes cas, electric, linens, ishes. silver: comfy = pone own home; $85. (ey SEX HALT 56738 Enright + doors east of Good. | fellow: hew 3-room effie lency: just fin- ' jahed: beaut ifully and completely fur nished: $75 per month: convenient to Te mar cars, busses and stores: — on ~premises. ch) ~ = NEW FOU KNISHFD APARTMENTS. 311 N. Whittier, comer Lindell; beauti- ful eficiency apartments: living reom, | break fast room, kitchenette. dreasing room In-a-dor beds: furnished completely: elec. |tric and was furnished - manager on premises. DOU GHERTY _R. E. CO., 803 hestnot, 5528 VERSHING Attractive apartment: newly decorated - autifully furnished. high-class bulldine: | aso one unfumished: reasonable rental. fouiyy Washington Apartments 271 {VASHINGTON, COR. PENDLETON. Liwits og room, kitchenette. breakfast adres room, fing closet. Murphy bed; neatly furnished Sea janito J. CORNWELL BR E00. 1 LN. 7th. Del imMonie Apartments NEW "MANS AGE E MENT Why not look at the Delmonte Apart- | ments? They are the largest efficiencies for the money in the eity: newly decorated splendid markets near by and street Cars. | busses and service cars right by the door- apartinents for 2? to 4 ban sons, completelv furry faba Parkview MU ~PERSHING APA RTMENTS 5386 Pershing: newly furnished: ail | Outside rooms: 6-room efficienctes consiat ing of living room. sunroom, dining room. | kitchen, 2 beds tile bathroom with show. must be seen to he appreciated: Olive U niversity car. Complete for houseker).- with or withour linens, etlver, light: SR and luxuriously furnished. Seo lanitor, FORFES 29 CURRY GILES R CO.. 5477 Delmer. ae ullieetiuieeneeeee eee See nae ene oot eaESeeee promos 5707 McPHERSON. , open porch: one 4-room efficiency, fur. 7 nished come lete for housekeeping: ren- tal includes all Hnens, filver, light, ‘| Kas and ice, with or without betel rervice, Enjoy ad the Advantages of exclusive residential locations, with | home-like surroundings: beautiful | lobby: Olive-University and Delmar) car, also bus line; adjacent to Forest Park. Manager on premises, Phone | (abany 4586 or 4585, or ; HOUSAM REALTY CO., fe Bide 0270, 312 international L if - eee as emt - ~—— ! - = | 5316 PERSHING HOUSES, FLATS, ETC “lor and ciee} ying porch I Tr ‘A & bl hardwor id nore & Parkleigh Apartment s- HOU Sarsfield. 3 -rooma. second... 1g . THARLAN Cott . min busta. MA sie SCOTT. 890 Cheatnie 2 MONTHS se E RENT 3 KINGSBU pees th reeponaible couple — a ‘t / : SON, 617 Chestnut. comer; SCOTT, 800 Chesiny : HEFFERNAN, 214 “Wair AGENTS’ RENT LISTS Franciscus Realty Co. 804 CHESTNUT ST, APARTMENTS (1309-11-13 Pennsylvania: 4 new 4- family flats: 6-room off - t cleney apartments. just b : ] month rent MOS bcsccum $60 00 King wury: 4 ae SUN par- Jor: heat 0 rary: 200 See Shaw: first oo west: five igoms, heat, janitor service. . ae 00 ‘Voanington, first floor north v 616 Eas'gate; § rooms. gun par- ior heat aoe ee eee ee 00 1130 Ho lamont, third ed north, rooins, sum porch ....... 68 00 ay3- Geraldine, ff: mt floor, 5-reems efficiency apartment _. see g aim, 4-roem efficiency oecee 5 I Page. 5 rooms and ~f nd ae ; Palm. & roome and bath ... 80 00 STORES and WDo« k . 8 aoe a 641 11-13-19 Maple. CGch ...cspees n in N- VY Gadeventer, double ore. 2) ”” Vv 8 O'Fallon. ne »adéeeeeon RUILDINGS” N. Levee. 36.000 square feet. 6-story bulls ing 200 00 and Chotiteau. l-etory ‘brick vuilding, 4399 square feet: ap Wig PP SPS es 250 00 ith at.- 3-etory brick bullé- ‘og. Wii rent all or part. ROC dong Walnut. rear roor oan & 00 DOCTOR 's Orr ich Revie, corner Royle and GARAGES Warhington double warage.. 43 44 Laclede, heat. MS ket écnus Leland . . ED Lites? oF 0 SHE rN oe ° & 0” COLORED PROPERTY HOUSE Poples oe... 7 eeeee Ge PLATS Mt vision. first floor 4 rooms. 18 50 — hewiece: floor 2 2 es : Serer, 4915 DELMAR APARTMENTS. “>S stermar reome. tile ‘bath. he at Janitor, arcond **ene *'r arm 4566 Weat Pine 6 roomna, tile bath, steamy heat. janitor: first. ee 1309 a Causiand. 4 rooma, tile a'n. steam heat, third south $87 60 Westgate 4 rooms. sun par- 7 tile bath first south... 77 50 FLATS 1240 Hampton. 4 roome. tile bath, hot-water heat second | Dickson. moms. hath ‘24. ta, 3 rooms, second . . HOUFES 518 Weat Ena pace. 9 roome. wate. Outeres .... ss... 60 FLATS FOR COLORED * STORES. ET¢ 00 O23 Washington. 2 ro me. third. 15 00 Mw Folsom. store with easement, bh] Waterman garage --+« 310 00 MeCausland, garage seocce Oe Vaterman Sarace esec0ees. Kin aubury mila is : — $0 ee Rn 1025 the ‘POST-DISPAT Gn printed 674s Classified 1 ‘Wants—2496 more than the near@ (morning) competitor and <4i4@ 1) ‘more than the two other (evening), Sin tema suo ee ee eee ry =. re ee eS ay b hesinibbehanticrs= + x a t

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ie SUNDAY. ae ais, ee FLATS. FOR RENT Pp i oe nian. FOR RENT—North AGENTS’ RENT Lists: FLATS. FOR ENT Mer ‘ rrr a pu oe: ae ae ee bs -To st. CHARLES P ____ Northwest / SHUCHART REA LTY co 14 ¢ 504 NORTH MARK | raze $45 Caban . 1BORM. elec NORTH M AR KE - g@19A—second foor ms var large Sorin rear ~~ 3719-—3 rooms, first eZ) 4.1. EPSTEIN & SON. 617 Chestnut. a ee es a aie eee Ogi al ~ as = pale ee ae eee GpP i eee, sana ats a ey ‘RE. ALTOR, . th eM age a ¥ 3 LARGE ROO MS "AND BATH os: wareae | Sse area — ad LIAMS Yada scencms legit 8S Uae em A id ‘ei de Weep, “st ear RE TT A REA tle EE ME nt Rigas Snag ene Bees oe Ce ; Se ™ ais ail, 4 oe /~ CONC ESSION FOR IMMEDI wee cf RRP. ce Pree a ’ ; pee 2% 7 Cai PS Ct as eR tO 109 cae ee 4h , en 7 eh ae rat gabe oS Drew ay £ } 4 a ae oe Le oe oe A ayo ee a _ by = tal. _ Ou> hs Spill en ae 6 SE Saas re SINGER KLEIN REALTY FLATS FOR _RENT—Central ee ee 5 Sees oe ae es Ce ee, Be ce RRS Ee ictal — RENT fi > ti Fe a ig ihe hate i ee ow ewe & vee" hy 2 e Se ea kee 3 ? er Se ae sis 30. See today. WoL ¥. POLLAC KK. 101 N. Sth. ‘e oe et RD tly * gigas 5 en a VAR PINES 28 thela's atigsion ARBROUTT. Realtor. m=, ta Me LEINS. “ ‘riers RE ALTY Menon 3 DEL ATs—webDo?. KE ASON. AKL. aoe ORDE 4 “FLATS ee REWT north * yy pe 5 “S28 r HESTNU if ae = “ARBOTT. * Realter, & - a tre ‘ AKRK. oo 4—4 " peestan. . . : 25 23 “ —« heertnl es es ‘43 ee 7 Yo ! om Ses ae B25 “7 ae fs papas at JS aawk ) PRS aie op a oat 4 WOLF-POLLACK. pe Ti ee fran OER. ‘ pied tare Seehe ge sists dso. sasaniastadh-anditabaiadis, eee coded taied ae ae Brinn ting ai yo ’ See ee a ye Oe oe Ce) ee he {any eOale ight rooms, bath. Jia tiee tee GARFIELD 14°. Pbhcpieey Wim eae & ot 2 vee: “s AT ete. op ; — SCOTT. 8060 Chestnut FAIR. 41 rons ccboaey — lad teday. See this first: reasonahie WOLF -POLLACK © Mow AWLEY ee ee one Cae Se ee en Oe ae s008N ‘i APROTT. "Renlter, elle Nap ecb.» s ein K needing! a> ¥ oe rWENTY. Sg t prs 1X £ SON NORTH MARKET, §1064—3 rooms: hat conven- electric, shades: open. Garfield 2487. - e of ___'*) ;NORTH MARKET. 5030—Attractive new nroom 5-room flat: beautiful paper. Forest th. NORWOOD. 3503-7-11 ‘Comer Paim'—3 and 4 mom efficiency: heat, gas rang bed and icebox; ready now; $60 an w EST END REALTY AND CONST CO TYI +. R 0459. (80) abany 2953 : 8511 Delmar. s. ORIOLE, 5521A—o rooms, tile bath, f 2 - ? 4g . . lace gar age. 85 oo ara vo Mi, sit of {3 fax 19. IQR. $e rs ae ‘ esl sinensis is. 40A— sa Padua « ALM. 73: til hes, gar Locust 96 4 , > , site a oe he "= PALM 46 ~ Four rooms BN SLea neat, gaar a) _ 7 = vig 3 we ws MILLER NFPA TS at? N 4 7 gutenclicte vepeanein ed uactnaincniasgemithimalibebene ’ ,e 1 ~ s ~ - , SAL Si ss—— 1 ms, iarge #u pari with in-a-ddoor bed: new Duillding; : : fore wee oa cai mn a a PAL 9209—F irs: £1 nice, new f _—-— ? reskfas:° » efficiency +u rer Sad rrr : oo, ** — R 4 . e: } i RY R. ss N = —_ " PALM 1n3g——-New o-room, 6-rmom effi - sun parior. brick garag: F . act IW r*Al > L—~-3 Pootiis tijel Tean ias VWoenhe had “Nath alate: , 4 . ’ ‘ * Ls . 7 Rs 4 st? o ™ Siv oer I » 4 ’ “ ¥ + > - 4 ‘ FWSM RR: iF ~ . j P sf r “a24 PAL vi P nw aati —_ i saa™ as oa i e M Las pas a> § wet) ta MOUND CITY FRUsT ce.. ~ SCENT. nion t. ka ~ 5213. 49 PAL Mt \ ne bic atural Bridge New der ats. som + rooms, Murp! a iA + it ~ = meee . , “@ Bee 4 3 e ~ ~ j é . 4 M4 4 rs a - ™ n “ rer ‘ a - re . a al > « , fi¢ vs BR. SHELP @ ( ! 2 ‘ ~ os - a ie putes » 4 - ¥ Bois i A ‘ ? r a.Tiow a a : : "are $4 ; oOnth . ° = 7 * ‘ % ’ » ’ VA i> 4 4 .§——- 3 . ¥TY — b4 ne & } r waa ss. ee rey i moet — ; oe 2 . — pee A ; pete ee ee ae =i TLARUINAND 46494-——3 rooms - ‘att $20 i ,i ‘ ; -_ a * . ee 4] * bs aes i > r -_ i? ee 4 4 a~-\ ? . r sie e T _ — — - . = : L* X> ‘a2 \ Nes ' a Cheaters - . DOr cue RTY R gE te. tes Cheatant. ~ i he. ) 2 eam WANSTRA TT 7 oe eat 2 et oe j 3 - 7 a a4 $1722 °) s fal- wt I ” a - ka ’ ‘” . -~ 2. ia = w _ ‘ mn a — — és IS Pa {+ 4 ag” fiat e ae ~ 7 - i? a. - ae Ton ae e a aa _— = 6 _ i a Rehohs &% ay ie 11] ‘ —_— Se ——— . — o + . “3 F ~ e iA? | P. £0.. T ° RE ——*. er RKRNICKMEYER-FLEE , aad 1 ° REAL I P aa* ¥ eB ‘ ; — rai { Lax 425 7 , 7 = ‘ > is = = oe at * eae pits echt TAGE wr. Ey S. #4004 Onme, hath, steea one Para gt ; ‘ 4 Tagine, for $4 é jena ae er ea'.% MY } Low pang pn an i % ay rar ~ SAN FRANCIS« ES20—Modern 5 a A . = f 4 "' 4 ——+| a hm. af sdiede Ba : ia yacace ae - Pr rr IP ; jn Miu , .Vviaa™ 3 re © te z '% t > Te ? a FH? r 4 . Si¢ f heetr. 2 . ’ -~ = ae 4 ? wenn On oe Trew + a TY: & oe > > £ + , * ms 7 i LBAL 1 ~14 oS . . 49491 "fa ™ at 4 - . se % * oF LIsiA a \{— : TH » é wee] A oi) wee e I " ~ += ssi ga eran - — " rere § M. &€ STECK Ry = , af ~ - _ ~ _ —— se ~ _ _- TH ) STA tte Fe . ‘ ? Poo g,se prior 4 mode Puri ° z ei . , re q 4 ‘\ ‘ 74 = © ~ « ~ 4 ¥ ™= 94) _ ‘ 4 c \. i ote » ¥ ~ ~~ ~ | sie « e > ‘ ‘a i va é E Toor - — _ ir -&ac7o t -7 - ‘ ee : i . > . ° ~~ ‘ | Ie 2 ah. .N ecei¢ a TY : s * ‘ i ii“ lw = ~¢ . . i Ve - ’ ies ‘> o > Te ye. eenel © D Sl - -.>% 5 z . ’ = *. : 4 ; i eee Kj c es , i a = & > | e 9%. a M } : te ’ ‘ ioe a &. da* . . . . . e MOUND CITy TRUST €0.. AGENT. > . - ? " 7 * forest 1008, on and St. Louts _ 3020 WEST PLORISSANT AY. on 44 - » , ~ 3 : + , = S. 3 nam & d a ‘ wr 4 7” > S388 CLANTON AV. " . rand-new 4 rooms. breakfas® . . * ° > pri wood re tur Pe 4 “ i “tS and panir Ree 2 I O54 2 (A VPRY DESIRABLE FLAG Si". A4 1 CMe ym? a r ‘aya ‘ > rry “+e, 2 x : “ a) " ** -3 WENZTTCK. GC ARETRT DD 147. a Sol HERERT 3 4 Tii™ wrest i r _ SIPs 8 Aa t Me y ‘= e CS Ven ara tho: t ‘79 zt a — r iS r . I i om ™ ard “ .; m nt : : wet? iktures; school across the stres ~~ sea 7 ,- as 7 7a ” °¢ | 3 ENE J b TREIMEPR Whe VW £ a . a . A ’ aa * Bo ~ ' 4 Vik ie Beg t } ba ca > NE Ww I L \ . es aes IN HEIDCLEGH PARK + > ~ as Aw = 3 7 as ‘ “ i shail ™ a ~ ha aw TF tse A. Ar ; + os =~ m f 4 3 7 r% ry ms eiy! ” . S| : — ‘ i an 7 = 2 ia - ~ a md Po ~ - js e | i= . % i ae at "i. @ a ic + ‘ 2 - > ~) BIR We 1} ‘= e PS a, ™ ¢? South A " > he or | * id = ; * ’ . *-4u"™ i? wn ae oe ‘ I 130 Non ry 2 fmnne “ , TR rag =f * r ad | ‘ = - I LEN ‘ ‘i r 2 ae 4 «rf a Pa mri 9 rs r Sa ‘ > , al = , . = “* at EST N REALTY ANT ay - . > ?,.. 1? - ax I. r x, —— heice 4 rooame: a rg fir flour arsee: resonable: open. VoL E POLL NM *. 101 N. Sth. Gerf. 2283 YW 695 _ ee r .e ‘“ oa. 2, i 7.8 S| 7 i 4 Ln? t ANN mit | ae a pies °F ; N a ‘ SRROTT. Rea na th, i hestnut. PB \ ais kh. —~“ itity * ee ree fle herh - . ~ an . — i - * ‘ ‘ s : eae +4 i , yi AN =e r4 a ms . r Pa Om ivrtlac a v » cing eo . : S's 1s . ae .“ Aj — 4 - ¢ : az > a | a * & &° 2 ree? R407 7“U r ' - , {RsENA«T S1-—H rooms; newlr’ deanrat nn - az? heat €r5 1 ARSFNA!T oe A ) - 4 > Tw iter ‘ ~~ wee Sie, . ~~ 4 . a7 a a oe tte Tr 4 FT a “> 7 ie “a se +e? {4-4 rr _® ’ ry oa . _— ,' ‘ a “~~ rr 7 Pia f a ~ wm, a — = saieseicilnisianiien “ = ' ‘ . . + ‘ . ~ + z *% ¥ o mes ¥ = — anette nieepnenetteatsenie , ~ ow te - * r e 7 ~~ > = 4 oe — . . o _ = lid # P - : seepeetemaieyetnens " = i BLAINE, 397.2 reome * : nn nh ae gel “ _FLATS FOR R RENT—South } let NORTH MARKET 59264 —4 rooms. new ot 592a—4 rooms, sa DECOR ATED. TILE ith. wpe AMEC 4005W— and 04 a ——§ room Pooms, bath “+ eats modern ene ENANDOAT. —— m ; shies —_ y floors, furnace, tile bath, ete FE R. F.. Ce. an . “9 DOFRELINGER REALTY ¢ 3 LEY $145 agg a. DOF RFL INGER RE Al. ry RUTGER, 1810—Good condithes: Gam -¥ 2 MARTIN OLIAN, MORRIS: AACH R. FOURTEENTH. 1:14 S—2 ; $20 gies ASSIA 4 rooms FLATS FOR RENT—Soah aw iis Baw > . cR hw 41 aS ; “at S ? Smee P : - ry : z aj are te 46, ee) — 4i j;A—» ; : eee: @ ai, Garage * So. Teeth. . ai4 , * . > } ‘ e ~ . -a73™ _ ) buntalo «- y+ we taeee 3 . 5 rooms. nics Vietor 476° “a - maw. > oa—S rooms, nce, J ~ . +E 3 ny “ * = “a 7. MCREE. {1103 *(s iment gly a agree ern venience. 7% Pe ari. idl ‘ » ” : Tale ac? ee in rez =4 T per ta> ® La maw +34 Am fF ma ; —— = al Bs . vw 4. M 4 a f i . 5 “ ™ HA Soe ot mY at eet ? : : me Z r2th .- a? b> r . - me eat. mode en today. == 4337A—Upper 2% eee a alnateren en. r'tcrehenet?t« , * rT * TS, oy narch: mode * i i} A 2A ro 4006 Cheam me —_ . wane fiat MI ch se = — a2 —— a 4 S—— “gan er ns. elect gaA” ..-dwood floors: r 144 ™ > es : ; MORRIS LACH R. (0... 86 CRs ah, hal +, MAURY. 3118a—3 oa. ? : . . & mas a NTH AH. ae bat : irna a re isona bie. an Darla: mace TTY Ate ES. sa a wi . * eset. R A . '? as .M)! ry sly > Pi 7 flat A "G. BL = FEN ANINOA: ee 2s, at in Dee reg S Gia -- . i Vy +JOTS ie. y . # Taraxue + SOW atepP ~ - —aa ata*tetie ce SN A aH. 40.-2-— ti nane POOR. mitGne t ) re P . om 7 ; ; -_ . was . ” ; * oms.. $60: vacan fat: nardwood floors thremshenil am. 2 etre Mik HIGAN, 4414 —4-room flat: . 5 —SG7R A we, mt Ny modern new vathting ; $45. + Wes. ath fornser MARTIN OLIAN. TL2 Chestnut. Gan. MIAMI. 31485 ~oms: tle bath m . farere: Foo -s Sica "ge mews and MIAMI! 21-—_Lower floor 3 ao ie . | $4 4 = $5 a 245 ~ 3 rom ms ] ar os 7 > H . ¥ 480 A room flat. bath eerie: Sct MiNNeES@ i3—i i" m — DOUCHE RTY RK FE. CO. R03 — ii_-4-reom ef . A... re ; , Mi NN ESOT . 2awo—4 rooms, 44 pe . ren MINNESOTA. 4511—Second flosr MiegnN FE =SEE 3642—4! i. ot? nes rent 4° ‘50 ote - waler han ¢ : Pe Fr > Y EPSTE | N“ = 7 ‘3 Chestnut 2 ese) is ~~ — 4 r | whet s . - | #3. 4 mY a aval = ae RR eye aio at 4o45—9 roo ms. bath “ a \ = 4 tour nace: $35: open. 2343 3 NTH ORRIS AACH R . . i. ’ ‘rrand 98244 ent («ft - \ 28 tone — Fleece nonncitn . MORtGANF' sF7D 1 !34— Beautiful Get fat ¢ as. 3 TTtis 3 rooms. ¢1 rge rooms: will decorate te gui: am 2° mie} ; t S55 ta ’ 7 . - : tess ra . ou Oo 4& £008 tenagt ites. tA° "Four foome lla MORRISON. 1253--Foane BS ra Bee: ae ee --o—-Folr-room fla Gio rE EN TH 3421 8 —3 ’ . rs . Z . - > ‘ / AS A A 1981- Fla 3 Tet NT ; 13°) = eed . ‘ oe i ‘ . Tater ~a ?. ‘rie and gas Appiy & STNDAY MARCH 7, 1926 PFLATS FOR a 708 Chestnut gine wndit a Si —+¥ ua 4 R. CO. 826 CHESTNUT EY. 1211A—4 poms, ¢ RFLINGER BEALSY CO. Hum. $ CAPRETETD set, $°? RYUMENFELD | “REALTY cn., 2 eS eee tw - a- + i hd ~IO0 : me On , . LRNO y rr : b Jae f Chestnut. Ger ’ og -T 2 » a iwy NEPRASKA. LSISA—S rooms tile Tiina ¢t mm at garage rents 65 Ace A Thee —— .— hess oa P mee? Cheetenur Gertield S941 lotta eet, ae ran : aa NEWSTEAIT Braye oan rooms electsie: a aeeinacs 7e 30 rnew'vy rpapered front and ear ——-— - ne 3 rooms ma hurm HARRY MABEL S34 Tit? Va ir 37 a29 NINTH. 1321 8 —3 fine ‘rooms, | N ie i l Lt 4 “, oneindl ro ms. bath, ° > AH. 2007A—4 room — ‘ — ome F rr ; NINTH 903 s Pirer £1 00r or 4 - oo ms" furna: e 34 ’ acu.ts mut in good ~ondiiton for right niv $18 Ra riw i ¢ . . "eaKfast nooA DUBINSKY REALTY Gee NMDEVENTER. 1712 s—s 504 Wainwrieht itch nette: furnace: tlie 1} file jn20A—7 rooms. bath. - . -_ rye rooms, electria re ie} ce here re) + ry ~ 4 we 7 & 4 ; 19094 - 32 rooms ne ARC HSHOEFER R. > at. hee » ‘9 ~ 4 1 ) MEARA | waSu 3 rooms; afi § and garase $5’) App'y “orate. WENZT OK ‘-ARPIELD 14! EGON, 31868—4 rooms. bath. GEE ter. ga# inde'] Tons, steam GLICK Cc RE. CD... S22 ee EMANN 4544—F la’ >. Cart t'e q b: 3288. r ) T WR SS A “> re a Paar... FICTOR 909 A—Three rex me ele t: ‘REGON 3519—2 rooms, tie Bail RGINIA 3825A—3 rooms, b ea fi 4 i ‘ 0. . ary. moder ~ BELEX R. E.. 109 N. 4th. Main REGON. 4222A—3 rooms tile 3 , tes Y — “ . RoOTT) RE AY T wy % imiwood fleors. screened-in —_— DR: D AR A] 8. f 4 adi garage. LAUDEL R. E.. Rive WICHITA 45404—35 rooms. : Wengiick R. E. Co WADE, 4°4—. Near INGTON oF 2 rooms. eeriaa: Tr mis: mocem are) garacr newly _’ iu «= Son “ » 7 =" 4 . Vv oO (z;art tei x4] fylifaxy BOOOW, set i (1942 » mart Tuite r ” Peery: iTH Ps —.3 a Ze PAt iu i i? a iar Poumtis. a an - — ~eaFf — : 7 ‘ ms ’ ‘i 5a-—J coors Pah Pogo A— SS rn - ow we? Ps . , “a Jer 4; “= game 7 3a iN, enn 4 4 rieotiie PENNSYLVANIA 71% M re Gg J re leo eftti “eR mrs Vv rrr? he -_— md modern ; 34424—5 rooms . § CNS) F 4 Bs ti4-s te > tty? a Aern , Se ts sept cg , ’ 4liii—-4 rooms. k : oT faat room ha th : ; . 7 rT > - EE PES 1 ALAILS 71S A- 4 r wiy ~™ _ wile fiat t ee CG rises TTTrt«. « 4 . ™ EMMELMANN-SPACKLE : ———— “th and Cr at ee t aree : — : = *¥ by Ae ~— * owt Main * r , - m4 eS Se = ~ rES LL ALAILZ ,4 a r > ke a . + : Pi . ~— ; t * - ° hor 4 ‘ ‘ap 4 . . 4° ; aja ts ir 2 + > 3 } ‘oe « 34). x? baw +*e breakfast ain ae fe) = - : “orn. had 4 . ‘ , > 2 POTOMA $49-—3- r “Fa* Toor: 360. Gartieid er ; 3 oni A ‘wl IALA. _A— é ’ . - ams 4 , " S45 4 @nt?Ta - b - 4) AS — fate . . ror tiures A 4 ' sa $z , Sitwik ream? a “ - } . - “ ‘ 4 : ' a. 4 ji’ err re i Ray les Nao 4 rn a TTHAM! ’ A ~ x - RUSSELI 413 ope ‘Teile 44 ef*qr } {s i i ‘ALN IP RENTED ion _ M So ‘ wr SsF ’ >? > - ot > rig ty ni ~** siwa - P ; - * . . a yrer tr race Prey tth team ?} ’ ; reo res f : e , rr” PERRY-ROTH. 110 4 ~ > ) : ; 2 = = =~ - —— -~ _ — : % . venir, » " a faet ‘ * TR :.7 SSW aA, tea ree har’ = T ¥ is Sa, T aa ——$ r oer REALTY 7 an ; eo eect r . ye _* ree? aes ss . D06 CL EB ~"] ~ . ‘ o ey } El ENT. 2730—4 ros ™ iA ‘ D AV. - ‘= 4 atte “ - ," - a , incor’ + a | ST. INCENT. *8@°4—%4 room fi ones on ome 4 an d _ Porn ole ‘r it % n a 1% 4 a the ie 3¢ ad Ee" y \ "ew i e4 LE VOSS wtt Bb eo Dare RINGS ce «*? qt ; MITR De “4 ey , Qi INCY wes LORERT firet f£ | ROSA. & : hath sOrPae - +** ST’ THER = ® 2) BRANI Bloek In Sout aecond #t¢ SH re *S4 MAKTME gas BARIMER ai. AC ASTO ree, itis, fi er beth ; WOLF -POL —— "A TERA z4 “* > | — eal ‘une | oe 3.

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AVRUERLLLE= VV ALL 1 Ie > — ~ ~ £— “S : = I AP Me, —~ © ‘ ———— SS wo 2D S SU So =v & « > F, = a a — ~ > = — x + ao ar ee Oe > ~~ a a a . | , a a - + + - | ’ a ; : ~ as > s * - . * os > * “Tore a 457? ~ ; - ? 4 . . ‘ a-t / ” > > ~-~ _ mn s ¥ » j f a > , * . 7 =, i ~~ : ? ‘ ‘ ‘ > ‘ | —_ ' as - - —_] -—_-— ££ be - a a — % — — = . ae — LO > ~ ij -~ . ul . . . j — . , ~ ; ; ~ } . = , P t - ; o > > = ? ’ "= ~ » _ ’ . . 2 . co : . aa . _ = - ~ + - > 7 4 : ho ne ee ;‘ i | > ee > ; ; : 7 Yr? “ > > » ~ * ™ saad ’ \ , = 7 SHOPS | BUILDINGS FACTORIES TRACKAGE _ WAREHOUSES CORNET & ZEIBIG TRUS 413 Ch 1esinu Ss. — * Fighth St., 119 N.—Room ? x62 fret. . > ~ - is a all — Gen Meat ang Water 2zur- =) _ Kighth St.. 22 X. Arcade Bailding— , ~ J xr) ¢ * + hal eony for . “ Fearteenth “=f . ’ . _ Sta near Washingtor oohaaie: ae G7 fee rita ; LTS Gereead M.. 319 X».—t a “ “e . ao Si f=x49 mf Heat and a — IST is 13 [ease to March 14 j 4am ee _~ 4 ae rent Grand Av. 2600 S—Twelve stores on > ~ } -— at 2 "4 ; 4 « “ Al e « aim ~ —- a: ‘ - » 4 Bia J ‘ Ss j laxs Lernst and Seventh “=t.—Storee ‘nm thea Amba-sador Euiiding will ¥ . as _* 3 * _ a > “ m Lacust St.. I835—Siore l6x6S feet, Pm it hi OS i & a ; > - - ena a a Der [— 4 ctores Oe, Carleton. Republic 4{reade. Paul Brown % Office Buildings are nder iz ‘ > - : ’ ‘ : 4 . . ‘ ‘ % ne , e . banat ie _— ‘. : $ , a _ 1s ” aoe _ — ——- ee ~ : _” & Y 4 £. i _ . CC Pe Fata! 4 fai! = : - _—+- i« c 4 : - eee +> . 1 Peres 4 . “ : J : a a? rr > ; “ ant 4 ~~ - a ne per’ y ——. — " ' : i» Commercial Building. Heat and water pt ae > © W achinetas ee ng, § pie 7OFr any - , YF VY STORES FQ! at 4 A = 63% Reh 4 in 4 C ” m4 ~ — ie ey erw MARCH 7, 192@ a ; d SARCH +. 1926. , SINESS P’RP’SES. REAL ESTATE CARDS wes = WE apa! “tren? Pui.ging B.a i ar responsiolieg tenants. annual income Oe a a+1 ey i ie “fis $ 1242 hCce wo] Wiss x Sange . > - = ; ajuity for clear farm country estate ofa ee. ema ier Cc . fa Iwo Der iy. aa nox -341 A P-a. i INN "a scnuPERTY Wti—Por exchange. (Boome ; "aeeare. £oia dbus nese, SOuU'A Side Commer i Northwest VAC RRR Bh Rees eo cy Ti ~ - i s -_ bi ete re “Aer ? ag? -~ thea .* ‘ . m oa bad " "Ss “ 3 ba : si * 4 . ‘ 7 . 3 er ore » heart of ia ~-Be ** ep- . r ‘ ~~, r i ’ _ " GOO we gctr + ’ . > —_— ~ » a i. » 3 — tates ‘Scuth — on f { ok Pace | ng erm “weer EXD REALTY AND | ‘4 Xap Telephene Building ~* be ised ; — : ——— — 4 > r 7? : “2 ow ener $884 ea - . “ -- - ae _ = r . : ¥ + ——_— a . oF . 5’? iLmec > ny SORTH MARKET 3007—Store $20. — Southwest [he word “ R EALTOR” signifies a porty. ener $0868 Mt | 21%1-—Stcre in firenroo? WM.» etal en - FINGSHIGHWAYT. 1157 S.~-duttabdie for te PRUPERTY Wid—-st. Lcus @ . ae aan POxG87 feet. Heat TOBIN il ry good location: i“). aw obile accessories or , Pt St. ] du R ] Es "“-hange for léJ-acre Otarak fara aay “aia” meneone £2 ~ cree ee : but ss —— member of ?t sOUl1S ea State ares bottom ground. good §-room Rowse and Water furniahed ha a siness Sse 2 on a6 ; ‘ cm ‘ - rewxt ofehaied Se - Se i . > » rt 4 * eee ars Ory mar. Washington . Sl 3—ormer store =T Lartis ™ic70a — =plendi id new F_ store: Eide 4 Ht E ha 2 ra 7 a : iTS d oe hy govt . : : : . — ee . - : its = aid bored we... On State Bago ‘> = P ee ed a3 ; s8PTOE Nt mad x! 78 elertric. furnace desirable fer any b n«i- es THM es 7 ‘ LIZ “i - e j bt» a neve . y\ 10 miu t operate un er ] ‘s . a 2 ae _ + t - or aa " ad ie i i News: rent very reeasaona bie. : , -ehear- G0° = , 7 ° way. 4- ~ ae Dtieeeicke Soe eee i? ia > | 4 = -- ~— ie . . - i“ . . rT ~ vy - * ® e ina “S he SEaIiLESNCE Wt &« cl peyTene eae [ : IASON HTL i ery lets OF ee : Hh. seein — > er oT cellent bnsineses iocation; very hews ¥ : ) ] 4" > h R ] . See les = Orta Wee Eon * emt. - enn iY Fe a ee * - ~ - ik F . — ; i A-taw ¥ Aes ae a Sis 43 Aw 16°. (.— = —_ estore a + SS J is io FS “ e. o - mA .@ 28 2 oues it . fine elore s Der ial leew rent: =e ' ea a Pa LOY eh . an Fores: - ; 3 Sunday wail ntainin g +649 square i ays am PO yan chen ———— a irst: open today alee n= ect j € cnge NE MONTH FREI REN 4 wan Fr. POLI LACK. 101 N. &h. Garf. 3333 i ee i taberuneeeee ee oe ~ * ‘. st 3 - tk" tee = o aig 6 Te tor | us | [ES —— he ity Washington, 1615—Two-story buflding —_TOAW Marcas, eon sized of ° .| St.Louis Real Estate Exchange Oe la, will trade for come iia a : Weteon bl. and ff mor ant. Prospect 1440 OLIVER) a “se years. Pa = ee se AS ITT mene ,ner Fou m static Gor ee WAINWRIG HT BLDG. KRAEHE —— ELE | POR DRLG STORE — f ; Near - ‘ Aas . -- ~ 4d oe "TE nee a. * ~ 5. 2. + : yard Se. rear, Bent on eens INBERG XES ion ONLY ONE KINGSHIGHW AY 7 nave you? Bex 1-408. Post-Oisouren Vashington Av. 17O00-—T first Tioar Re : new « — heing en > EY & Vand s ‘neetinn: Gas . > Ni a 2 a 4s : - . + aa \ . SY A st a’ =@ith # > ' tT ~ ¢ ~~ ; " - = ree = TJ ORE = ne FLATS—NSEW BI ILDI , oe ee ~ . a. . ’ g S34 i A zx " _ . * - ~ © f the Rosenthal-Sloan building will b ~ Sarg Se TT os ASS n. Los, TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES REAL ESTATE—EXonams ORE ANnt singe or double flail: am - > ‘ ? Fis : ms . 4 4 ‘ . - : -_ . rr, ™~-— *o” : : stores at ES es make peetinen uae be - p-282 Post-Dispa ial =) ; . sin ~ . > - : : Wi aA. A ‘ Raven b »% 1 —Fae : “ . = : , —— A ees a ve = r \ , ~ . _ : . - > i « . . - — . a - = = EXCHANGE Var r " reat ! ’ in be . . ‘ riié , ata ee *=4 Poet fr — ae Perey goo! °ar " STORES IN SEW Lint ‘ 1a) er month ~~ NEW SLORE A e Sb442N 4 >” Sees Vie oe = 9 a Webster. 433 Wooding cor 7 ~~ 4# 5 = “ hine - —— 4 ~ 3 1. a2 %% s : ig , - a mo. ‘ oc ie “ ~~ ae s i, - -_ - - 7 ot cali goods + ac wreeiet 2 Snecial indueement to good {ts or business pror TO EXCHAS s w. = _ ‘ _ 7. x SC e & ~ = . oe ~* = ad >. bps te re : “4 4 3 Mey age - —- so vite! Box K- a - wig -_ r Liakte | » ihe * ~ JI i.e , — o . — - — ‘ be F ~ - Se ARCATL nr , As _— -~ yt a i - = - 4 : ™ £ ‘> $$$ a ; itea g. 7 aeons r er 7 = =~ + Sonia : " |e. ) Pe A, > ~ is : : . ~ ~y SARERY Juheome store; 19x35 fe cae : a Seen | : 7 ' 4 = : -* - - ‘ ~ * , oa 6 . * —— ve Gae ed : 4 ‘ . ia : = : 4 eT () - ~ ‘ ; - sear “Pe — ‘ pe ® . u Lae y oo ee > S - t : . ’ 2 ~ ; _F% ‘ ie iin . ~ > _ - . > : ° e ' a = ‘ws . - « pee _ *t« 7 a5 Ty ~ ‘ } Y ee er « : f a s e 7 aeaiit ale Poastetg omy rs e : : “ry ort . . > : . eS eee > rent ~19 ° a wtintA LICK E S22. Chestnut ment. weet. Phone Feo. - «#SicaNT LOT " M Warin | 4 » & ” ‘ - . , — id : = s ” ‘A * a ‘ —_ va . . : : ~ > + - i taneieih ~ as . , —- - I A i cert Aa tn : ar ' ~? 7h 2 ee - 3 44, 2310) PIN k WARS R e Ss z P petro? ‘ Qn} Ey >t es -arage larg, : ar sae an-ines irs ak > a's 7.2 ae ms “i s 47 ~ « : a a * > 4 PB r rte “ge Xu A ‘« 44) anc 1S a res fF ‘S aSn ington - = = ‘ P > ; ’ . . ~ ‘ ~ * . * \ - >. a -~ . é> - > o _ 7 a . : et oe ap. > é, ~+* x . + ¢ an ~ ~ +7 ai " : . g ‘ ee Z70d . . z 3 iss he BS: ~ S - t 4S8xil Ci@v¥ a ads ts é "ee . -- : . nt ’ rie Patt) Tite =4 we » : for my store) = h - - e* - t ~~ +e. Wa i oot" : @ ° °° —_*t Ou ~ — - . ~ Tt w-i > x > & ae? erin ft - ~- - = piiininiiiting cenieieny a, ¢ pe . _ a —_ + —— ~ — 7 - t ba Y cae ‘ 4 = : x ak 4 ‘ r ‘o- E > ’ ~ ‘ ca - ~ . . ™ - —s ame ¢ 5 wed «me , 2 - , . 2 A hasemen* 95x10 - - » n ; «« 4 ee = panies fate “ = s is eo’ Ox - on é 5 t — ~ = ~~ ~ > > * ry « 7’ 3 o-" - 7 \ —~4 oe ? = 4 a een iJ% 2 t 4 or ae ~ J ~ os ‘ . re ~ zee — oe Le : - a Be . a — . ~ _ “ S >} o . of wht hehe * —— >, ->, °? ~ “ar? ee ¥ > ) . - IDF LWAR 6? fice rine és (pen = ' = re - ~- Tr ‘r : os “= a - ¥ 7 ‘ 7 ~ , ? : oe ¥ » ‘ = Ti T i g 4 4 ' 3 a a ‘ 4 ‘a — é : 3 7> : ot ~ ‘oo. : ‘ 4 . , epi © ~ * a = : Reality ‘ cA onal i eS ‘ ete eet Fo _- wee : MARTIN OLIAN, 712 Chestnut. Gar. 617. , + 92 ro : =n os Ti. ee a t es : r- we we : 6 . : ceo Ti A —iot in Helly ) . ' osngstras Bide Kirkwood. Mo a oe . Bal Pw ns” ST 1 PR re ) waa eF shed s - . 4 > : is i c.se@; .aat eae A. , —i? acres x 7 LL erchange @.farni apa timen ho- saci ioieoaes . si rede i ksisd ’ ae 8 os —_ : ’ Athim ~ aa F >> - '?F Z _ *% . - ex - ¥. ? + + , x , ; " 4 : nines ys " ~ ‘ “ = bs s ~ . - 2 + Bi = s* 4 Da i © s on - a : . ? 217 = as accnmsnsiiaiaal 4 ee - - - 7 7 - = 7? %-] > 2 oy a 4 y am | ~~ ~ > - vT> - 7 SrA iA ~ mo ME Re iPr a ae Aw aA a ~ -— ms - 4’ 4 i * ‘ : ,_ = , re ». 5 > — a ‘ 4 — as 4 * . ‘ - ’ . . ~ - ~ = - — ~—- .- . a 7 7 - ~ a > - - ~ ~ * J — _ 4 * ~ — | * o~ La = os a a ~~ > ra ~ & ~ $. arm a4 - > -_ ~ G.iis a ~ a * _ \~ “* - s 4 - ~ ~ —e 2 a» * a : 27s larg ¥ ¥- E . $ Der - » - +> "> > - w 7 ~ - A in ¥ = ; es i ¢ ‘ a a ‘ - 7 7 = - a . —_ _ _ ~ s Saks LNfON QAND ST. Lotis Av . 7 ee - - ** \ : " >» ~~ ‘ “i } . = - LA Ah . aw ‘ Garage tor RK ent ted ga- FOR LEASE ~ Building Opposite ion M WAREHOU FOR LE AS fae + O17. 19. 94.9 ie od > “Ven Sti SAUM STUDIO BLDC a BROA . 4 nm : “¢ a 3 ctlon | H - _ ‘ ‘ - = ” = ‘ r ‘ zx ond . T°. +--+ . — a ae ee : ? : . ' encsdl eo “0 WANTED BUSINESS al ne SES E KUHS RLTY. ¢ —— Vid - | DED Toh Sores seen 60 = te “77.7. trade 930 acres finest farm lamas _ BJ ‘ -_ >= —i . C ,°a = : + 150215 ‘ BAK : . i-s ak ° wan ue — 2 ares, i efile Ww te « ‘ ~ * y : “Ss ‘ : "} > ith >ongalow 7 penanennine : — oe emt titi . . : ee es gupnit nate cuaruneananasieses equity $ O°: want bongalow: § 3-4 SINGLE—TAKE ACTO PART | PAY es + rT. i i an i a . . - , — ae ‘he 4 t. \ i i ; ~~ > é. 4 ae: _ o* - “ rast — _ - ~ oe ie : wT e - a 2 aa a" ~o v bits. iv VISIT MNIL | : I i gTORE FACTOR} WAN ELi}—3 to «6a eterre x N-*3. Post- : (nee At ‘ baths. « mq el 7 a . een j : aA Ps tia a . — meen “ass - ‘ - . Lye . . sr = — , a rad ~+ fieanenn? re “se A Wt ~*~, ana ~ ‘ . . x sew . = — ce 2 " . . ~* ~—-— 4 As * = - » * . > 7 ‘ » % s . « a ° - LARGE S87 5e Me . “ E ‘ j Witt? : ‘x - ~- 3 ae ' : Pee ee “ an hoe ( ~—cm ere ar 3 o gerts ert \rmi-r oro ng STE = bad 79 5 } ~ 1a . 4 . [FRA 21% ALMA WAP N So | es : _ " ‘* ats Sp eet. ” sleet Map ~ ; ~ m= RiTY wD “neetet? . ; >i . ‘2 3 an 4 a : x - - _- . . ~~ + ~ ad ie, S&S we ef. ina % is hi —DSOTE ~ ~ Dewh . a # 2 : ™ ) ° ™ -_~ ~ an Y 2 a a _ +e North a CSE pr seucr oss oem | BUIEDERS*COLUMN|| sae EC oe : a “ . hii ' a é e i a 4 * Mf ae uitry 4 Ant . or fe Tarr “¢ .cores ata ar’ Northeast — j cs i 3 i > : ; tr a 2 Gary: Dear rik jc" « ~ y . * Merrett © rrod TFTacan? ~ - = ik ~~ a ; i} r, : - > | t VM sa. ‘z® iif . owner. A ate sts (Aine : COW erarrTy c ete gee et eaten . +. a + + * ~ " A weitere ” ~ - ee tints 4 2 i cas rae ‘ rt i ~ ~* « — or —_ wre , @ m a rics Ps kh r rr ort 4 Te ‘ ~ : ” aa esona os erg? : =f ha ee . . ~~ - Ri M )MING Hou SE . Bf “ 49 a “ ~ ~~ a ” i i> = = . ¥ gO 25 ‘ ii- + *staniled location. fee EB 19 roome, lO-car garage pian west. - ’ $7 2 : reg- | + O86 -i MSDALCS will exchans “mall cash handle » a ~-- 4 tr — RB’ = — Nt , 2 ' ’ Ty , AS. - . : - lm oergte FILL! STATION EBBSLER REA y © 112 $th ~ _— x = , oy 4c story - ” . ; - _- —— ame _ ee a ——— © ci het r * - = _ _ ‘ ao © x +? bend ~— is “A . =~ 5 ~ . 3 Pt " : “ = : = “-* Trae . 2 erate a Ur - at + ay: AL ES > = STEIN £ SON, 617 Chesinut P . : SA Humphre} JOHN McMENAMY I RE T : —_ D. Y - foctonbndbi™ ‘4 ] = M™ -? Ds : Le : + % i | a4 ~ a 1 oo « £ co ¢? - > mr % - = 5 a ? ‘ ee i " - aaa ale sie a apeomseieen a ws , ee Tr anyone — an - 4 -* A , ies . ~—a* or 60 ef in DS or a 7 - ” : 5 . . * . > FF — ” 7 - ‘ ~ 4? i LAAN, 712 Chestnut. Gar. 61773 - . 5x. air ‘ derr fick flat. | 7“ e a r doubi , Les of ¥y iimits. near bye ‘service er - OM. goa: ant” a RL A Ns E-—Ser _- i stere buildings on South Side Dusiness “ART-BILT” ; it) apart side ponds ma vert: bhatance cach. Box B-83, Fe . : : > . . : ,LagnNoncs., : ; ’ Mi PROPERTY Wt tid .— AnzoUs. ee} — ar ‘ . ‘ - — . ns t ed _ * a* ' é N b. ; * scrip Box L-217 -D i=v PROPERTY Wie bh) ai tc" A ’ ” - . = a 2h or lerms K P-675, Post-iia. F caine - r= MITS Wis crow owuer bok ‘H-410 L vi “ic r sail first amd seco nd ae. sartieid lus . > 23&0CO UC a msi =F >? t« a Muocer. TIOA -~ Of TENANT L , . sn £ = —— oT 3 . ‘ is ° * .4 “ La R % =i! 4 . RA - r resiceic Li'he- ad ee ae oS : + - : - my + 7 ’ ; 3 > 4 : . Le | j : » ee eat . ; ; ’ ; at 7 | » | 7 r - ‘ie! . + ’ oo HARRY M. HOCHMAN, - with Detering . . . . oe “ Pon 2 : See Mo Pefore Hn} ; ne 3 st 1 ee : - “8 4nG a.:¢€7% must Se meee. . _ iS: BUILD AND FINANCE oN TER Sa . ! i r w J 4 % e ie if ~ * na Ns a a t ; “ ; , , +» Q . : . ‘ ty 3 ~ re a “ , . ee - — . . ’ ’ ~~ oP) ' ‘4 r * ‘” : . = | a - — sai | ’ FX\D : es ana . " i 5 eee Se | " omit be me. . We k ian af , & . an . mah. $ bus deer ~ for t¢peee ha) ne ET) KI =SELI ; NEW sHOPS—WARG ARFT BLDG : - re So , : ;; = - at : ? ca : : : n- F r -i r' 9 , ; “ae . wo4 2 iil" b: aD yirwy BARTH e CO. In ae ne. a Sit Se bia v a _ TAN iF “ « tha: will pag, 6cG> ALWS. | Ot *aeona) : ~~ (HEROKEF DeUcCGHERTY ; gg ch soo 6 tna Arg ‘oar TaAc ' rng ay ~- ; RIVERSIDE 12 an hestng ! Oe58. LEALTORS ; oly: , mer NE 7F Fe k= — ° ow) ao 4 ‘ . 2 , i :, BINGSHIG! TERMAN rPavul yicLoOrPr GL VoCER RE Wid—l . a rome Gast 4253 a . ° ; os > ‘5 aa ¢ “TT * : , oa ath for ar vacant iot of I ’ PSP Fs , FoR 5-41 = , eo ee as F at oa » 38 Pigect. Appiy F. A [rtm 7 4 } stat st. ° = - . . «J ‘ PHON® FOR OUK LIST OF BIUAINES je to _—— sae gt ee j OFFER. ‘ ST. Lotis TRUST w..? > at Tha SSONitic: : ages storages; any ‘Oo TYLER “940 - Pe ND A WISE 114 NS 7th. Room 211 -~ : , ce - : > : ~ - eae ee s - ; p ™ y Ps ! : NORTH sT LAL Is TRI eT With ¢n ; ‘ - yom ae aie’, "s "ar and as einen ae rand. 3438-40-42 Mera 1431-133 3 RAW ST REAL ESTATE CARDS HARDWARE BISINE x | iM MMISSION—No LISTING, > - - MARAET PHONE Fon , f , = =e "4 40 a Oe ge ert oe eed ee wil: “FT COLE eovion soLnm ITED e Rite pre : Cus rit oron 2 REILLY MORTC AGF ¢ . bia . ‘on ; cae»... Lat : "he a ¢ 15s ft : Chestant. icQa) ; - ' ‘m4 ince tis . . eo. ” . by! . . aa ae or ‘ee « 7s oo, 4 : Water fromt Pfesert oF : *- 7 " - , ari “e cs gA° money for rau - ** - ¢ ‘S$ BE,——t3 ale r vm “ pet: EG ie: - sige : S.48 ' * : , ' ae Os PTY Lae s¢ gerelopinens . ; ; . + , Hrs - . a P — oi “ , : - — + — ” , Tes ai, inciuging SHOR sTORE OR ‘REST AT RANT Ls" = : _ - : ‘ S| he if LL AND :_ : é o a Fail. Bnsin : . , 7 arr CHAUNCEY PP. HEATH. 3 ime a A 41% CHESTNUT. (614) OT R A wits Pays 7 _ ett |, "i ERER. 3127 © Greed. ORAKERS, Racieie one. (o>) DO —_ YOU KNOW a “H. APWOR inte 1 angen .2 F “3 2+ a fur sale 112i tor, a = Kee ec Velmar 3442. from es >T> Pi OPER TY WANTED b a2 “itera f+ ? iareres ; DPT ey 3 mY Tevet late ame .§ mtr Bo a Oe TEE ne ix REALTY cO.. li 8 N. 4th.

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SS am t& there, f " Lap twood avrenue t Berty As ‘ . nd e oo > * et ‘ as \\ EB TER (;RO\ ES TRL 3 ghee O.. SS pe Sa hain OX ae ae aie i BE RPA chink eal rane AE eh ap Le de es NP ill ad bas 84% $ CEM hd Ww ‘e | : ; : e $. ¥ 4 4 & - eh Re es ote Rae abide, r ee ae > ae P 6) Baie ESE, ek ee ees eerie: gy se STATES pectur esque Secluded Maplewood > ' 4 ~ ba e ~ PL SGALIS YN a Setvecia io eh-w i this : ig! *, iA 4 oe ri lar 3 a1 } ti. S REALTY ~_ es , iso Manchester BUN GA LOW S—S rooms and hath Dricsg * ._- Bia to ST St 4-rooem, moda arre > r » LGONER Realtors Parnview phe os Ad icd " cr ~*~ _™it : ‘ry - oO . Tr a ertns See E HARI STY : anc i443 ee Lal my ater ee. Re A . . eee : al FLAT—bHrick. bardweood ~_ rs 4ana 4 garage S00 WoL PSBERS SE R-G RTH REALTY cH. I a Al Re el redaa “ie Sotiaan Oat a oe ba wA RL REA IEE ig BS ey v, eianenenes: > ¥ Lad ~~ ; CO... 2666 Sutton ay ‘His es. (eR3) FOR reaindences. co tlage a. puna «, flats or vacant in Ms plewood or “1 alti THOS. W. OG tM AN REA : LTY CO.. 7340 _ ‘Manchester - av. (c9d) aes fe tion nies tos pena * * = Ae BR TS tS SF spas. = Sao Aaah pn Aone voit MS Se 3 3 tee re, cae Paty MANHATTAN 3358—35-room bouse. bath. 4250. . >) Ca So. NODINGER F.. CO., Hiland 0999 GONE ACRE ground, with . Bb modern heme: garage and outbu “Stony $4000 irrest bar gain in city A723 Waldtmar ON MANCHESTER RD —285 x60. &- SOUTH. 7126—New §-room brn “K garage hardwood floors: nice tiztures; hail blocks west of Limits car. 2 NOrLa of Manz bester: eaay terms; »argain PEOPLE'S REAL at T1600 Manchester. _ VACANT—300x _ On made etreet; gas. Water, gerrr. @. nt icity: near car: bu!!4- im er industrial site. HOME R. ¢D., . & 3tton avy. Hilané 1971. € AS 20. $5—Brick bungalow oa wy Limite priced to eeil; terms. PEOPL rs “REA! Tr 7160 _ Man ~h L*eler. ee Shr emer ai 5 eee ory ak it Tas od to - 5 es: Sat Ss meu ee tsa A. 7 atl atl ty eG et en Sagi 0 eat: BP Raat he siay 7 OE Sree SR ear 3 ee See te a ae SS Bae ll ie a it © ag ae Nd ete : : £9ve ee a on See wy eb eer erh: ae a es ome 4 9 gh oe. > s vb Rode Ve ee rae ears PR OE cle a a aan ae ae Neen) ems en An Oe SN MIEN cy WE Nieto om Se neni ee ghee ‘ eS tears . inal a i s . . —~ ‘ i ati 5 ” ‘ P ’ ¥ Co eal ae ate 7 abe pean” ad es . , "7 " . > ‘ 7 2 : A . 4 bi at a hn : - “i » , 7 . s Ag nl ¥ or tg, we. pe ae nphsi eee ne ne ets ¥ ae ot > ee wee A ay Dag AAI ati 2 Ny Pe Se Dae AY nad step ee : GER ae ng Spe. "aero Deen oot POT ary resets * ee a ey ea a. S539 OOMMONWEALTH AV. Four-room fram- 1 eo w: bath, elec- trie, furmace: lot oO: AND LER- WIEHEN 4519 8 Kingehich way. Rive wide seen. $500 DOWN pbovs beautiful. brio fa Ht'andé ea79 ed X PRAME H —s SF. $7250. "212-14 Anna: 5 rooms . toilet and *ormace on each eiie: — ta laundrmee couble feeege f{ncome $80 per month TOR, 1302 ST. LOUIS. TYLER 04.39. (¢) ~WAPLEWOOD RESIDENCF. 7408 Fiera: 92 roms. tile bath. steam ~eat; garage; side drive; lot 50x150. “SEE CHRISTIAN BRINKOP i a. @ ‘S21 8S. Grand. Lac igde shin ie. 3 ‘CONVENIENT. DIFFERENT : Riz: Bi fh? iT iis ath] “ie par, i? mm # A _ ¢ r rye. ww ¢ at > * re oe hae Ok i c reasé [ast wiki, «? vot. ira er L Ie a bag 44 s 7 744 4 FR = ’ s sat “AN IDEAL Ht M z a . i. 1233 llevue av modem hungaiow with &e a sum par T YSDOtion Ba:i es Ria a .e ‘ — Pare sid ir ways: {07 - :imiss orice and . brick : r s, tile bath a Pw ~% : Riv " 4 a a «6 2 i a > “74 ~ = ~ 40) F - - — TT) a de i | acts o “A REAL BUNGALOW 8 US : a nort ast eorner of Dale x ~ ~~ 7 an i ~ ig 3 7 . Waiel ea cy reg ‘ ‘ i uxiwocai f re Prous 1% ca2faz "* a), r ¢ j mea DF owne r 2 10 & nies « - ; ce a on Pe — ] raPisHW 4&4 CH e +— +7 ~ —_—_— -- ae — — Orc mana 1510n Te a, 24e73(t2 ve Ri nmonda Hi: ignits Nesigence S'g rooms. hot-water heat. hantiwood floors: bath: lot 37x1450: garage for one car. Priced to s-1! EDWARD L. BAKEWELL — $555. 118 N. 7m Be ww Shrewsbury al EXETEF rE ee le -rocomi Oungs ms Bip $55 terms “WONDERFUL Bl NGALOW BARGAIN! 22" = . ae ad Dea ta = =} x = > ar 3 47: ‘-are rt ' % $ Al mtatructi . - a + - i Rist a peceSia. iAVEsCzy i Pg ot eat aarce% G re . wuss i « ” e at $ ‘ tere ™% ~ - . = a a - _~ a AS aty > os a~ 42 F a re ~ ”~ f ~~ - oe ~ * - PIS «tf? >. e ~ = + Sater nea: ‘ Pe Zz owner «2 30 A. MA t - -« Poa q i, ——— , ~ 5 = ¥ . : tC 2S r 43 i "hk Ate B rm r «araée riarris a 77 . , p ° ak « ae i > i west, 1 - versity | . ’ Ke “ “e .s ‘ 4 - i i eewe area $1 \ ay pe =~ e ? . - 7 > + 4 ae ~- 4 J a> ee 7 - : ~ - ~ ‘ % nae } a i } a os * ee rs, bn O: =m . — 7 pire ate- aE " 83S 2nG x s P| 2 Por - "Tr es nin =) te pew. |g A NIT» 7 t 4 r La - - * ~ @ © > Les L\ilzoW—o5-4+ rocm et z a ul tile baths ridwood f 2 beds; $8850. Owner, Parkview 3549R a anions = rm iascsleitiiscdassenpatilnitich pana . - 7 : a RHE s > iAsJ io“ ers ara . aa 5 a - a > TE" 4 P Y > *. - ’ > * ra i : 5 I — ; — s t = o-- ~ ° sd rT. om > TT) re __ ee OS 2 & 2 REaALtTy a —5 xi on toorme ; 7 eraity medina . sac Sar aan ‘e- en crifics BENSON REALISE 4 1 Ver ("keer ° af ~_ a & Se NORTHMUOK HUME SITE—Last 4 lote. Keiledy. S522 haston. = — . a imam MEYER. 1153—4 r =. furnace; gar ce Si ‘ 4 =. i > 9 ‘ = A \ f aks ~ 4t3 Lie ™ar ~ ii=_. * . t . 4 VW te | aa ° rs iltra modern mn a2 WOr a a ¥ — Sinner tniere RAVING? TRUS 4915 Delmar wid 3 - wl P ARE - “ANE Fiat or resid : fram two the, i ach f tr furnace, Cou- SaTae” r= ast ‘ $ RUOMS, Mare BRit A. H t-* ater Pat. is “a Se ee at r ra ca rete stre 4 » T \ - € a % E . Gee Tan Foo ms TQ fy - ’ sal ft as ‘ * -+ AWW 4449 .* J Built KHight—New With Garage 1218 Linwood: 6 rooeme, S12? 500. 1340 Waldren. 6 roams, $12. 7426 Wellington. & reems. 811.509. T3218 Meirose, 6 reems, S11.500. tearden Theater district LFHEFW-BRIGHT REAPTY ¢o.. Parkview 1985 and @7°1% DON'T MISS THIS ~—a = ed . ee ‘. ' y . - . Tes e 3 ; “— ‘ “1 : x » 2° 4A? i MOUND CITY TRUST 60. AGENT . . « * “08 ATATLLA a Sat ix ant ame ee ant’: o: : , a. we ‘owner Wid | finance bomes. Wehere- ‘eH MARCH 7. 1926. —— ‘ BUNGALOWS | AND COTTAGES B Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. P’Y FOR SALE BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | mee AND _ Webster ster Groves en Webster » Groves 1omes, bul = cs} Meter tI es. Mo un 2nd hreakfas f OOTs. hot-water heat Wainwncht Bide ‘ H-reom br ai} S00 D OR- ebeter Groves: Dis new. ieTfer my pre R “~~? s prea x? Yaak. Kowal ¢ “ore t ~ “a” | wrs i ae aw 37 wm ee aU ¥. moqet ‘ ‘ua T 7 . «* mis, f a Ae. eC * ~ ¢ a eva a . iiias om 5 ™ «ITS Sin par r err, 437 aor —T ‘ ca i Cali Ca y 3609F nal = _- re « “x SIGeRuCe every tn o _ 4 ~~“ -: ~ * QT esi T. ard of admis = ¢ Roar owe? ‘Bae (tr dh ictal . | hOOMS MODERN a yagi mony 4 SCHOLL MEYER R. E. Co. 104 N. 7 a reze Titie Guar. Ra ic a rd. : = kia, ‘ ehates SCTPeET Ss Wa - o , - ’ = - be « x1 4 * Pr. Rr aT Ty tt) . as. anv A : - - x .* ~ Br s at > srear f ~ aan Mf y ‘4 ~ — oe 3 == * iis pe So ee on —_ ~ -¢ a & af &. le oo r Eee ati a] . -_— ¥ ‘ ~ * —— . 4 aay Aa & r =? ~~ ae 4 - > 4 od as J 47 rQr r . - - ‘ .* se * s. | RE — "yr os - ; a - 22 4 8. a. ¢ 2 ae ns ne tise aid e ? Trenectionr ~ ern . ° 7 4 4 r ae = & Fee‘ ./7” 6&2 284 99 I] > r 5 4 s : = . yy Ot * dead age aE f . ~ e a vig mw RMR. EB @& I. CO— oe - — wweos ler anc GP sa.es 8 Ss TRUST CO.. Agent ~ } ae a % — P42 "] i 7 ‘Th as * =. TePnhed an wit Ou BURNS. | 512 cL ARK tors, tie xw ood Bice Webster Homes APARTMENT CONVENTENCES ‘3ITS THEODORE, rae ‘* @ - 5 TREMBL EY. WILSON ‘-- | ee ' ee : : os MATS BRICK BUNGALOW ss eet Ear rh - “JARZEMSRY. REALTOR. Associated Specialist LE = DIRE: T FROM ow mn av.: sew m rn . Denny Road* 356 a Ly ESTE RK Ay Ro “BAL Ane E MONTHL & NEW “owe “HOME HE. ‘iP : room. dining and ‘sunroom, light. roems connecting pea & a _ COLE M. fAN—*. Rael 11s ns Sey enth St I ’ ot ¢ ciTy TRU ST co. ae : 2 ACL J. JARZEMSKY, REALTOR, .- ROOM BUNGALOW. 14 TYLE S500 CASH. $30 MONTHLY > RISTIAN as 4 ze £0. ie TRE MBL ame -WIL. SON HOM OME ras RG AIN BE BEAT—s500 DOWN. 5 4-r Tan ua bum }-A! es and sieeping porch: | *- tn fine condi- a : JEL st) ; of PEL, Realior iv _ What er 2 - c -- we be SO. See Husser th. vanced petra — ‘“ Ss AnMisAIN rs oe ms OoOte . Falta gze ev ae Tr « ~ righ RAs = i +e * wae + aps scat = Ben a Saat iz ¥ vo . arr am _- -~ * * | re AME. RESIDENCE — WEB. RUVES “} ] - o- nN '} 4 = “~ x Liaa?® 29 mT. is ts % x} % tee NACE —— “7 7 ~ sy rr} ——__ tr -~_ - : * ~! a Dias ~~ - - ao re . = as | ‘ fe 3 ; NA ; era “~& « ; - ™ @ ue ad ~ Ta i. = ~ med — ate * a } : ~en + ~ — ~ . v. & s est ¥ ? _ 2 4 if ..8 20S. 27) “er sa ry - ~~ rre Lod > =~ | ‘ oy _- a oe a * ™ « od » e ? . a on a WITH $500 CASH. room erie 1 oar ck Sale ‘Wan ited™ Agen B. ARG. AINS seat Z oe ~¢ aateeaital tary =T Ti 0 fe Bend ou SAVE YOUR RENT. wot ND CITY, “TRU ‘ST "C0. m 1 nm alr Si Modern 5-reom. es “SOL D1 PAG a INVESTMENT 1 Riverside 18178 , YORESHIRE — ~e -s" n® oT _ id 7 — e; : 4..; Wa * re? ° - ry Om a st * ~s ~* i APPEL. Realtor. it "4 - Weaheter HOtSES *) Selim WHILE INVESTE#GCATING ri. “To24 Title Guar. Bids. —a i~ WEBSTER GROVES BUNGAL OW—S16 FAIRVIEW yg 4 7 * Tree Tne! 4 —_ ‘ p4 i ® €24fr% 4 = cs.. Oa 8 aig 22S — — — . 7 rT . . » - 4 - ~ 4 4 if 4f ~- z Se os = arak WONT FIND i Pm beant’® * ana 7 7 - - ~ ot 9 aA a ‘ i vo i Ss J > ° > * r 7 ~ { Pe ™ 4 + = > y a ; a 2S Get oe I’ T> , as * [LDERS'! EVER AFPTERW i> } > } Let ‘ R aj \ ehcter 2) = * _— _— ™. 3 > z 2 ~ 4 bap 4 7 is 4 2? i rit) Oa oe + ‘ Oe »+ ~* ~ . , i oe eae i as ’ gg ~~ MisT sELI t a aiita “az i-”- Lat 9: for Rea r f ; . ‘ Wore SATISFY YOUR TASTE ’ ‘ : a . i «. > ‘ - = t 4 i a 3 -S Cael ri. * ; I = { HEY LIVED HAP ARDs "Ss APRKRI isa , ™ ot & he ’ repent» . \ t rieMT a sil ry LTS (“e . : a | » : oe arr « - at t 4 7 r oe “rat * ; prac t 4 . “eR r $13.14* ‘2 _R xk IAIANS © (iy ‘A ae > “t o> =" ; FAIR OAKS — Lott "TY r - *y a. re. enmmanan try ‘ae 2-car xa ox 50 Priced Pig hit PE 4 He a2.tor Lock Wowl, Wel sier SEAUTIFUL Rr NGALOWS menvs can he arranged. ez TEBEBMOLEY-WILsoXx EK. EB. & tL. + ete aivieces ke Wee ea COMES A NEW 8°S Yedde v.: 31 NORT LAND PL. _NE AB Ra tenes HWAY BALANCE $30 MONTEL} ( COTT AGE FX R $3950 rte far quick sal TREMBL EY-WILSON R. E. & LOANS CO “EINBERG & JONES Ww ;— New— Matt tee » . ome i -4 bh hardwood fliceors i oe :- POME ROY. RE Ray SAN FRANC me oat ‘ f rt TT) furtac* haniwmxi fj.ors e aoe orice $7250 te otras RNWELL R. E. tC: Lik SB. 2 FRAME é... NGALOW 4 > : = 3 re yon and A Lace Pal a i GOODF! EL ~ AY e a Tos ; ’ inga a ean neat rc wed 7 . - Terry : / £5 .% terms at fice. : e > art eM 2 beds eed . ~*~ “ . “a : IncH MATT BRICK ra = r it~ w: > : ra at , is ilir ~ 2. 2@ : ir shCA - : $4.4 "ae MEYER REALTY CO.” Flor . ite Sunday and ey 4% 4-TlLinoM BRICK $150 CAs ont hard : Cons - z iz =? : rea ; s N-74 : wit: —_— CORNER Lol ; he rm t- ectric. garas Lainey 04. io. 1873. BESSIE _ in~gaow roormns and | REALTY & EN co ’ olfax 3420 es oper - ’ ss s¥ rings } z easy té ms *. “ he : 7ar i 443 4722 f arlin—- Roam rich —Bargala! ‘ See : . | en 24 ve "| this mats . ; + - — - ~ has tle + aa Mists = iace 10 “hestn ‘¢ Gartiled? 14°97 ‘BELT AY $5i50 : iNnZasow aie Reet oS od! “ore ot mS ix2Or “geen; r m6 ti stnut Garfield 1427 4715 LEE AVY. k bungalow tile Death: Jae (44 ; 7 ¥? ts Ps LN‘ zER ; ‘. Gram ia ~ain. i hard- * te garag ' sunca ; hestnul. Gartiem Sasa ia); TW ~~ FT pq ‘ta >» Cw 5 : ey See them (MEYER-FLEER REA ESIME: cu., JdoUS NB. Grand bm 7 MARC t ™ TTON & KEHLENRRINCE | o ; ac >} WiLL Like THIS mnie : rick o ros ri. 2 4 ALi ; ard ta . ~ —* or nm ret a” — z=? i~- etely ec po? and exer. ier! ’

COTT AGES UNDER $4500. ae “~~ MENT PL — . . . ri ’ s+ TaN ’ - : ad . - scredt mace, o ny enient to av.: 3 large rooms, bath, mace and doubie garage, ‘ve av.: 5 pooma, beth. dow- street madé and clage to 4 row ms, basement and UTIFU L BU NG ALOW : ~ + & : : oma. tle bat ii. hot- o " : '? MORE SSI. REAL TOR. 1319 rand bi. emepae »*. steam heat: Forest £762 srick ‘* streeta made: good joca- — —_— . | ne: oriced right. Buliders ; Axton (cO9s NG ALOW iB ARGAIN le a : - i™ / P id fi ~ iitt ) rr tS rfic a.) 2 ‘« i a " ry a eae Tt monet ne? t Al TER JONES. K. FE. "CO. 618 Chestnut. NEW LISTINt: 33XX UNION hx m and lane reception ra.ow with double garage parly shoppers bersayp 4:> RUTH 11 th or MONTH BI +S _ BUNGALOW lown: new @rom 5920 valows Pri ced Right r r-ridze | eweere and sem » 2 . a . " ? irtia*c? : ee a yi? Ss . ¢ ~ | — . P on 4ui 7 Fas: a> & fc MODERN BUNGALOW fing f're new bungalows s cach: tile bath. hardweed ace eg? }paalige oe *T fixte res rt ‘erm " Lenrecers 4 ar ( heanee bungaiow in , =e « a V1" os o jusar_ Biég AL, B UC NGALOW s at? ime? “~. gun .: OUnCALS an * poggnt loi.ars dewn. balance ‘ te - as | ~* 4°% TO) $1000 CASH “as? Tritt oa rTret *@ en -= r anit OW P"ortaaant. 4 8 { HMellefontaine car wor rom 10 to 5 > wf. - Path ari wooed ore .* oe ‘ re — varene ft a.ets a ; t aston TRUST ComPAsy Ferest 157 $; BEAT TIFU i? BR ICK rs TLCCO—s “40 EUCLID TODAY—10 4. M. TOS Pw rooms oro-tiv medern: hardwood With eek 2 hers oo * re os -Xtures Tontine @aces -+ % eal -* a. _ ° e Richt Off Two Bus L ee BEASSIE. > bungalows, tile hath. << te ott public park oue nheshighw Upen today DERER REALTY 4)... ~810 Grarots, eigh Park Bungalows am av new muxierh 5 ~mrT tile bath, furnece Def Te 3 b te a » ~~ @ : abe oa "ra of St Leper Chor MORES ST. Realtor wily »*. Grand bi.

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E For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, ‘Kesidences For Sale / Today. 2mF-2000 REAL EST AT FOR SACEFLATS, AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE | FLATS, AP'TM’TS, FOR SALE | FLATS, ‘OR SALE} ) FLATS, FLATS, “AP” TM'TS. AP'TM'TS, FOR SALE| FLATS, AP’TM’'TS, FOR SALE) FLATS, AP’TM’ Ts, r. T AUCTION © 1212-14-18 MORRISON AVENUE single flats and Will be sold separately Annual Rental, $2104 east front door of Courthouse Mareh 12th. at 12? O'Clock Nooli Richard Smart, Special Commissioner, Room 14, 1.1926. > ALE FLATS, AP’ TM’TS, 5, FOR SALE - 4506-28 CLEVE LAND AV. | THRE EF AMIL a nee W FE ming S “DELOIE Srice Ht ot dhl, GBARGAIN | DOUBLE — . Ly 7) JOSEP i" BOEH M, —— rs, NL JERSON- sToC KI 3131 OREGON o wn 6 ; Room i L it | Bargain =i ba27 Gravo! s av. -family residence NEW BL i SCALOW, FLAT IN SHAW'S G. ARDEN 4150 Castleman av. Spe ¢ ul nore Renting plants, copper Rutter and screens; every Pt Bo monthly payments _ buy. NEW SHAW DOUBLE ; “Ringshigh ay ALLS RE AL ry gay voce Single aL this” Ww al b uilt 5- page At AND DRIVE, ALL SOLD completed Wagner-Built WR ISB ts RG ag > ox mn RE AL ity co. : R EAL B AK G MIN he vemateten within 60 days. ‘ ‘arly selection of one of these buildin: g. POME ROY- BE RG : arate MANNERS NTROP Wagner-Grant-Bell Realty Co. OW NER L BAY ING CITY | 6 family apartment, ~—_ BAKG AIN fgg ir kb. : ‘per cent gross on | 1408. 10— Double fe 4- (amily Hak flak Bs ightning Jesuits “Realer. sie a aon AV. fis a 1 iu Pank S Ay INGS. TRUS Ok ad P ARK DIS MONT Ht FREE at Const ou RKE, Riverside 431 Zip x R. F “CO. 35 148 ot OO TAMMER FOR, HOMES. — * v ATSON- “4 HON RKE,.. ST Pp ARK BL. SINGLE FLAT “AND ROOMS P02 New. SP : PENDID ye 4 ish. i. -AMIL b | eed KT ME S116 j 3 A reek \ GE [ST Mt \Y REAL’ DERSON-STOCKE “APARTMENT BARGAIN - “HUM “rey T. wet Lngey ~z _ =. “nex R E.. 3548 § | D ee catia Hic Paiute MAL rt Vis; TOO ultra open mired "CHEROKEE. : 2 da 5—3-3 room modern; CHRISTIAN ‘BRINKOP, SA2L 8. Grand. 3040 (c) 5710 ‘ ATERMAN $1500 CASH BUYS NES Se Sirnac CORN. DIXON, ‘Realtors. FINE FLAT! 1018 Claytonia Terrace , DC KM ANN R. 6 = sata $ NSO nm: “7 re this vy, AN RE ALTY CO... ; YRCKEL- -FEYDT- E PAR ICKSON OLY “HILLS - REAL ry “One left 9 sold: new: nee YECKEL- FEYDT- F CRE KSON > NEAR PRINCIPIA CORNER BELT AND MINERVA | ere E_ & RG. { WEEST ER. veniences: i uk ISTIAN BRINK OP | *) ] RE NT ONE-—P. 4N E let | IN SILAW'S GARI GATS AC T OUICK ICKY | Ds eneae $165. | rg Wrst Pour Doual Flats is Water neat Te hardwood Hoors: ; ' POST-DISPATCH. : AP’TM’TS, FOR R SALE) FLATS, AP’TM'TS, FOR SALE | Ap: iment B: ic? nter i [ani ‘ apart crnen ¥ ar’ i balat a nonS ANI oo a ; ee) “| RESIDENCES FOR sae | RESIDEN® h— WwW ashing ton. ; be us easy PE S{DENC at oa ; hr! tok : hot -w water heat: Vio | f) woOTY f' irnished, Scar garage, har Ca! Cabany 0662. For Choice Inv oe ee a rsa See Geo. F. Soe Ff omeeaaliaeel in=Spackler R. K. Co. ESIDE | 8910 ARSENAL, STREET, Fronting A well built | aleeping po i closed porch on /hamtwood hn and tile batt 30%158. Pa 7- -room eg with larg* gun ARR SR Sepa LF ere rea! idence, tlie bath separate furnaces; 2-car Pn Price, $20. 000. PLAC. y well- buf!t 10-room res An exceptional , dence with tile bath; steam heat; ' Price $18.00 tollete; sla TOO! zl: "TTER A 4-room frame yeueeess wit! hardwood f) oors; lot 50x126. An 8-room slate —— a. 4 bath: hard we rod | 32x115. — reaidence, w! A Q-room oS | bath, reception hall, | Price gutters and 8000 + | 1 -story- and-a-half br! ck rooms and bath on the first floor and tic rooms on the i 7 floor; 7500, ene ae mame | garage for 4008 HUMPIIREY A well built 9-room brick residence, with slate roof ,hard ood floges. = bat nace heat. This ts a dandy cone ok a with tile bath; Sia so a BEB e. furnace heat. Lot 2853 NORWOOD sa A dandy brick a 0 bath and ee ' furnace neat. A well eats ; room — reaidence. with utters, | = | tile bath: | 30x165. i i | oo, A goo04 | bath. furnace 25x1 1!) hardwood | Lat 36x117 G« random uses $75 00. 551 PLYMOUTH AV. 2 roof, hot-water hea: £00. “$9 3107 SHENANDOAH AV A well built 9-room residenos, with bat) Lot 48 A 4andy | hot-water heat, | Price $12 4409 SHREVE AV. A welllbuillt bath, furna: Price $7750. double garage. Lot 31x14) HEMME LMANN-SPACKLER R. B. CO. | nace. brick bungalow of 4 room. eee 7th and Chestnut ste. me room Tesidence. | bath. 25 feet: $7500: $1; =A\) cash needed. "ts oo Garfeid. 79 | PRANKL _vargein "14563—10-room brick; all ¢ tt ML LLL LLL A A ED ae at eT RTA RE: srt. poe toe aco A INSPECT THIS—Y¥ OU 3045 Dickson: new furnace, 219x170: | $4750: - 9000, Grand. 3108" Morgan—$1000 incumbrance $62.0 whole price only - Lt PEE R-ACKER, Realtors. 1138 Chestnut, eps. pine fr AT RE AL RENTER! — NA—$1° be 4 hardwood floors. Kc Segj] CERITART. Sa ae ANG R. CO., DP ee V ERY GOOD BU : 6314 Northwood Av. A modern 6-family apartment y PCKEL- FEY Di-EARICKSON 2025 S. Broadway O01 “ STEVENS-KI oe MAN - ; 3 . HAMMER FOR trey ) 39 PAGE INV ESE MENT. WATSON 0 ROURKE, premises, brick house; 6 nice rooms, new tile bath, all weodwor' , and floors ne: WILL corner i and ; GRE ER ae HOF: BL. 722 of. se & | MAFFIT water Kea Mr Speci ki rT cone HUW L ROSE BI bath. ; siate oe ERBELER area yard, co.. oiics Reus pis. 33 roof br ck residence, hot-water GEO. oe acini eat NA RALLIES het wat er ——s water heat S-rocm “fra me. aide drive ge. GAP BERT, SLA TTERY Realtors. 20 N 067. buy, as Bon AFFORD LANE. ris, 3 —F-0om_ fram ana lence, _farenet 50 ft. lot: “ ‘ Pour "ROYB BERG i. F. CO. adhd and. FIFTH. 3727 es my sell. KNIC i Mi: Yr “ PLEER RL TY, 4505 ~ Pu ous. car garage * i e eplonal J. CONE wright _—- | Buye iar newly mob re thie 12% Tilnd three d rooms tach: bri v e Meals n Exactly yh sh KM e \V hat We 10220 CLAY TONIA ay att EYDT-FARICKSON RB. ? yy > rr i; wa pi i t SIX-F A) LY wit | 9 >t 2518 ARKANSAS o37e. Two ROOM Wot “rs “$75 $7500) } € ‘all Garfield 5605 i1LVERE . oA TT tNb PARK REAIDENCE r AIKGKO ting | ws th. preorg st H re uatd WIG pis INGER. 4022 M eons {oor rete CIRALDIN BROS R_E. VAC ANT HOU an SOMA le cmnily nape red 3% geinks: monthir eR A MPEP AEE apt i4® woodwork painted ; bath. anagem i Bellefontain . OTTO ’ 2°01) "792. Cheetnut. Lindell Park Residence - beautiful 10-rocr hot-water heat. hard wo uvbrick, tile bath. floors: tr mt TON 7 KE Ht ENBRIN O'Fallon Sot koaieas Let pee amily a fal ae imiy sary f " i” CANNON, == : Se 2819 = 2oth ws & i Sin reom EDWARD L Olive 6555 BAKEWELL

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Se Dade AO om ot re oy r Sati elem I i ci os gah PE a SOAR AP RR BG » cals Geampe . ae i Pig! oe baa pees are bs 2 ae a te é i i AUG NE Ns RONG RRR. alte te tapes escertoonons = eras & RYE ae. a op Sa kage on ais alae, tig ing . Book 4 zt o Beer x res ess ee gee htt eS ot Heres. iat aan dag ¢ AO Urycon efherte ee ee oe ee Re indo ep ON at nett RS Mice Meee In, ee van ANS a MN Al ORI AE Cant pt gel wanes er Ss aS ies Ae bi eR gage te ee Le el set ake nore od or + Ee Ee YW A oR metres’: meta! Dirge ie eins ven mens gigas € m9 i fis 7, ie “> Re ee ee ee eee, Fane _ - kx bia as ne ae EE ee PR: SRE ES a a IS EE a ee ee See ee Te ee ene ee See 7 2 eect A . Ps ate lt Nl 4 ag RE TI Ree ee Fae a Main jit. A. ,. GKOEBL, a Siders. ot ome Bee te ee wig low bE ROR AR ae HR = PPE SARRIRIR omere — a ee See ee Tee ie 12B ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. RESIDENCES FOR SALE ee “North | a. "FALLON PARK H¢ ME = 105 AGela! 72. 13 rooms; large rye Bt: ecard to Ts! from HAL SCH I wae R. BE. CO 4077 > Broaiwa 2819 N. 25th Street Six-room brick residence; -bath. etc. Oniy a - Olive 5555. 118 N. 7th st. 4 Lindell Place Home ’ $519 Univers: fust east of Grand rine home, con catning 7 r ms. tiit a! arcwood floors. all conve es, do ? * : " -_ nisned | room hird floor brick and poren siate rool Dper gutters and c .” ae: Bhs ” $1 2 bf reasona c um - ai ‘& "x ieipon AL D R. ¥E. CO.. (1111 Chestnat. a ADELAIDE, 4538—Substan modern 7 Treom heme; two-car ga: age ”s r card inspect see Edw. A. Gauss 2 Bu bicg., 7 a ti Gart e.ad° 934 CLAXTON 440 r ‘ as i > © ee a d f Bee; also wal: 4. ba CORA ly 1l¥—4)-roon K ath. fu lace wea g&aradzt Lei rigoi EUW. lL. KUHS RLT . s -—-- . t pa 5 > BRI Ate te A “ > * y— etone fro water hea ib.e rage. reasons ~ mY ‘ ~ CU%7 BRILLIANTE is sma Enoce CAcPiis tis -. 4 Daly ai No agents i»imar Syv1lW WA \ i= *’ ; —ente avs i * 8 > o_o ner ~ = : - \ a > LMERSUN : ? i a Dail ‘ —— tn *2-es > > a Apps _ ee > PME RS ~ + 7 —_ + ‘ wy ; » i » Ys » rs & 4 a+ MOUND CIfY TKUST €0.. Act.. tA RS t ~ Ds caieel ‘ 4 “A e ene af . > sARKi 4 4s 2 4 7 e = we 4 re $. a me. om4 4, +i’? HAMM: : ©, . ¢ x j ne - > i- , = > : ~ . 7 ’ . > M Ludo ow YW A i> efri 4 a . ; : > MAH : Yi — 8 K fis me : : : ’ ~ ~ eS $i Sma e _ ‘ , - ~ " a he’ + « « r r 2 ~~ — ’‘“~ e ‘ - - : 3s : 4 - + aie on i A.% i, : - _ _ é ~ ‘ i 4 ~ « « g = . pa er ¥ ~ > ah . \ — . f 4 . + Lie | = _ . ei \# TAN ea 7 q° * 2 Jeane - = “ x . 7 v .* mAPrF &€ CASE Misi } - \' SPALDING. 4@xx—A % m § roon t rece a : ‘ terme: must — sre yor +° “ai 4 -_* . se eae - ™ 7, fr a ST lL CIs. 4626—Residence. 6 rooms as ? ’ 7" + @* , (> as + & i . ° ria : ¢ r= - A ‘ k c e44 pr g mT "*? - ic} > THE RLA AV. - « > Sane > -, . ree ?-on t nore g rage i is can es . +. ‘ : : : . : _ - * 77> * . ~ a L. JIN MORES RE ALTO . fon , >* Be aw A » Ca AY hs [.? —_ —_ ———- —_—— _ _ 1D v? ; Nik - Ho hat ¢ ti- — - + ; 5344 1? TH ie eS » ’ s . ras - * elect> ur oarac , »Ox id ? rege? a,“ ws . o aan 4 it BCHEmPra, KR. BE. CO 4915 Eastor Karect G7 fe) n+ })- mY Ri Pa [ A vf Ne rer Margaretta _$ eyhatant's Story brick residen 7 rooms: bath t-water heat fine hea te K §arag - 4 -_~ 1? Pr) BOR BS | A . & Ww $f . ad RF 2” BRI K “RESIDENC E 19728 Ooms: 3 on Ist. 4 and ha! room on 2d floor; fur- oe, a and cle tric rape . UNION x. ASTON "TRUST COMPA ANY. 5 oe a . South ALLEN, 2734 are a ; a, . Aisi . ~ * “a4 : : * am : * “2 &i a? 4 ee ik e ‘ ~ a 4 Tis. ee i 4 Rn “ B&B. @ % mired ¢ « : A’ se N A i. ~ . ; m t¢ af : i ? ° 4 ; ‘ ’ a wi. ‘ _) ife ate z 7) b a rons nice eta hin ‘ “ $4 “y re 5? 4° Ss { : 4a rch TT: § is ry y ' = i Hump - ‘j « TED, | ju Ata 7 Ooms Ts Pi ry - &- el 3507 Mak: . 2 s. a these ary geet buys 5 s mgn*’ a i fic " « a “=*) a : e - 4 = RENCEL "FPF BER, 3127 S. Grand GRABRRS, Laclede 9544 HARTE RD 38xx—Modern 7-room res gen. bargain price easy terms. Box 1-370). Post-Dispatch eis hae a CALIPUORN! *hH)—HResidence. 6 1° ms mocern rot-water tat a.i im ' ~erte wey CONNE i Tey T. 42: 2—6-room frame resi- dener belle th iear earac: nrice very r Aliso S0O others rh Easiote. 4 313 HAMMER FUR HOMES, to45 Grand DOVER Pi. 509—0 rooms. tile bath heat: SRS) terme ileavene “% FLORA. JSB358—7-rvom = residence, mm rdi bat hot- waier heat. & &4Fagt. oir foot lo DOERFI. INGER RE. AL TY Cc 0. Hum. _ORSA, EY ER, S543 —S8 wom briek. bath. elec- SEAN, lith and Rusee!! : 3241——Reesidence, brick: § roome bath. electric. bot vee heat. garages. *o home: open Sunday Bt 5 p.m a Gran’g and Juniata: T room finished 3e at JOS F. pic KMANN Q°2 Chestnut KINGSHIGHW AY PARK 94° “ae bathe fem - wate gpyhie saree. admission by card. Ga: ©2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES F‘ FOR SALE ene ete oe os 5 en me _ gtplendia Homo—Keasinabl ¥ Priced Main ane 20. A. "F. GROEBL 5 allt TOMING —#9000° ete 3505 L ongt Ss ~— 10 Large “Roo } (1925 S. COMPTON: “FLORA PL. Xe ” J | RESIDENCES FOR SALE ~ West LARGE HOME—Exceotional for first-class rooming and boarding house. Box - 47. Post-Di : ’ wood floors: easy terms; $S7ou a ‘ NCEY P. HEATH CO.. Garfield 3165. ce 1,7? con ion ; ne vs sn hall, bath, furnace Le P04 “ancit 7 excellent. Can he ahor n he Nai tioi SaVINGS TRIST CO.. 4915 Delmar i s* 76283 WATERMAN. ; Beauti? 3] S-room bone hardwood -water beat; garage; exceuen Chestnut. (c83) 4 r° i SH OU. AN UNUSUAL BARGAIN—7131 MARY- LAND TER. Wnusual value: selling lower than build- ing cost for quick sale: 9 spacious rooms; rue Col i ivpe: me anc s@e tnis ~ ncid ne today wher means busi- e:> must sell at once; a real opportunity pen 1:30 °% he WENZLICK, 11 “hestnut. Garfield 1427 ~ OWNER “SAYS SELL R184 ers Li at this S-room residence rdwoed floors x ate “al, farage: just east of S ker Adrilss by card ony \f ws 44a sce 3 A EN ES REALTY CoO.. ¢ d rerd.* se N - 6 I Ru E WILE St RPRISE OU Hi-pP ars living I across oe t-water heat. keivinafor tiled k‘ tchen | > WESTM! INSTER 14 BOOMS. i BATHS. $19 Sa wher leaving « says sf). fine + e-front home t-Waler ut, moder § z * Ss : ee.) $n ¥ J ~ f Cc f r he oo li eae Tat N “~ TIE ATTY Cs Garfield 3185 - ss SS "RN N 4 re \ ER: () = - 4 ee 3 —— ay — ff Sula ne: Al , if rooms @ hath electr a ze . —— g pore! JOST-MILLER. } 195 N Sth 4955 PATI aKV TE Ww PL. . r be) - - a Fine home hot-water heat 2 moms hardwood floors: priced to #ell: look it over HAUNCEY P. HEATH C rarfield 3145 % a 18-ROOM Ho USE 4286 Washington a steam heat. hard x i f.oors sande. ers. ehades 4 th- ae garaces arge vard See HII " - 7 *ae ore © 2” 4 ~* _ ; 7 MEYER S12 Wainwrigh 4919 MARYLAND AV. HOME = rlose an estate, $9500 § rooms forrare and & \ “\- ’ THEIMER & RRA REALTY c “HC VE AN NVESTMENT) 4903 Wee Pine ea rooms furnace hash alae vi tometer with “ in~miture ail in splendid condition: rent Sud est des moms t ive in only 10,200 eCasy erms : lL. ROLAND. 721 Chestnut. Garbield S84! Colfax AOROW ° ~ ' Ty ~ ~ — . - > STOP! LOOK! BUY! ee oalabes’ minde-n home Al anecitior S5O- Ore? ° , ater hea mar c o-~Ore beautifu corat ready to move inte "\~ -~@ * °* armen g a. —~ APs HAUNCEY P. HEATH _aertiel : —— b 22 Pate ee ~ bebe rece + - ~ > aon ee ‘ ‘ »-; etantial residence cof eight - ‘? ~ " r oon the a ~ ' , q ind “a @e,r neg b hot-water heat 7e ¢ tt most RES rue Ni FRE. CHANGE THIs “TO a FL. on chestnat. “F025 NORTHMOOR DRIVE—UNUSU. DEsIics [ “NK HOL: “ON IL. “MUNTHLY BL Ys A MONEY MAKER. . CORN DIXON, Realtors, 6128 ELI? ABE TH THA) ap TON HOME, rooms, hot-water narewoes floors: gcurage ‘thareunhiy modern. Sixx Lengfellow: 8 rooms h: ®@ rooms, furnace, elec- £ 10 rooms, een fast room. garage; See as for particulars and cards of ad- AL RERT G. BLANKE wri F., c wN You BEAT — = Ai WERNER. KOP ELOWITZ ‘= S&T MAL i Zz -60 Ra, FSTMINSTER PL. BRIN KOP. R. = BE. la rink L owe ac Rit ce ogee We hare one of the most wg sr dg homes a H must ' ry ieee &b5b "Ree (LTER R. GOLDMAN | R®.. Bealteors. Sis Chestnut. ) be seen to be apprecia PF . Reocdwir 1336 ARLINGTON DRIVE LOT 65x172 Tans +4 Fe ~~ _—_ -, 2 ar - -_ i Bis. é aa as s. on’ ¢ Nae i ar- - o. we + + a @ _ => = - Ly £ bh; water "at nic! om nd Hetghta =, > 3 - ~—- OG } e sain. Ww AL TER JONES _ E. CO. . 618 Che«tnoat. located west of Skinker~ 9 ‘rom 2 baths: almoe? ce=u his if an exceptiona Pportunity ar : i Pay to tnvestigate Ss vT, o ¢ al] Parkview. 5313M 4929 FOREST PARE ONLY $15.500 Rn a v —s + 6ea 2 3 mam i f vapor eteam ‘ eat her. b4 ! xtur « ew’? gageges rated a -~ Fi - —o =x * . ha © v4 b mn Car “Ty a _* + * ce aed ~ >= : a 4 tJ cart iA 3165 6339 SUBURBAN 8500 Brrs this 6-room scr bath. gas. elec- rk: gmrage: street, sewers: balance KAMP. ‘105 N. — st. ee 8342. 1524 Wagoner y 7 rooms, stone .front + ; ; a 4 - » -_ r i 4 3 diix] 2 and b > ae _ ¢ r * w =) tL? > onett a. asked aio ae tage taecdocel a ; i. +s BEN ALTH! MER & BR me with oo 4 . — ning f OrTreakiast Frexm an kitc? mn first floor, 4 bedrooms and big .tile ai ary 1 fionr “an be be ght eens - = ? wo lt al Y vr Der r Tr CLD ’ 4 ‘ “ AN 1-BELaL REAT s i & -~ . 7 722 Chestnut parfield R62) i ») 4 rT 44° Mel HE -RSON AY. Ten-room modern c residence a - ~ “ ~ ~ —" . icK garage rice rig for auick sa! ome ,T ar 5 e"nw “vo (arm ae ‘O~ ? 6132 ie ngsbury Wer r nm I roms ° baths ping f{ : ater heat: garage { in re mem 308 4 - i os — a —— ~o — “s+ ~= ‘ av.* se i x d E] PS TR ~~ iiss a i ( hest 4 - = nt wale >, rT . 34 MAPLE—$s8500 Hurry . 2 want thie &9-room a! moder Tes ? ' «~ ar garac? [en a Sm Trem f parga fs te aT TER ae rT - = ee = 5567 VE RN¢ N AVENUE For saije Q 1 resitence ha rd wood : -STORY BUSINESS BU ILDING _ HOT. ~ aba srs medarid DOT: = Lf RESIDENCE B BARGA! AINS oN - EPSTEIN . SON ( OPEN Fe aR INSPEC’ Ww Sper D; A Very Pretty ‘Home, TAT R E L Bt SINESs = COKNE BEAU TIFU L RES IDENC E 6342 W Spghademer AN Day Lig Facto 1105 Chestnut. (@g% xceptional ‘Buy is Lit. ANTE AV. rd SS CORNER FoR Woe CAN RUIL D 5034. RAY MOND. ding sulltahie 1 | perch. boned ~ 106 gallon gaseline teak inside MA Linat: te 1936 a aaammmamrmapeua ner at BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE South — —T ; AY eo | = ae Pay ey Pe Sh FLATS: INCOM! “~~ eenanis, rent $8-5 per mont Si -ed at qr om terms. Cai Prospect 4S HeSsINESS PR CRYY—$50 ash buy ore and §& rooms alore @ “ath. Rot wont 312 T juaranty Bids >. ‘ = * - = = aX GOLDMAN aLTY CO. @ ° ee - a renee a eee a, - * a kha vA s.4——= - : ¢ .» Ride e260 «£ o~ my o - — = a ee ah ’ - r . . ~* i-* o ~ j ‘-ri > ne = ° ’ a ox. . : : ‘ . . 4 ? -— «= - AvETTE 20ax—4 stores ¢ Orem FAYETTE. 7 Oath eas oad ae - ~* ' ‘’ 4 + r «t . ba vain . s - ~~ | v? " * a . : ~ we) ~~ == Ps i ' ii {Ni he a sak . «14 = . onasinutiaiia wamnetaaitly . _- ** ° ot “HY 7 - —_— LA . - : {moots the . ~« - ‘> a2 f _ : re char ay : ott - and and : : oOo }. ad- .% r i te \ ta : - a we A +4 ’ ' hemwiee - : os - ” > a : ¥ : . Five -e 3 Tre wast . = A ‘= ant 7 ~ ——— \ ; aN ; ¥ Na — — a nese store and flaw * rr : . , 7 4 “seatr =r? 2 — —— oe tie s. = s, incledin ¥ 4% : * np OR TON entaate _ ea seven, S20_l trospect 144 -* pate ee r .FEHI —— ; ; f', S—eormer eof is r : Ath? and e#leciri -~ ™~ y 7 ——~ gare AND Boo Pl, ee ‘ater x yo + apartments B ct-water st: J-car garage: just TahTMANN-HEINRICH REALTY Gay : . ' ’ “7 7 ary ‘ T ; rhosi Le ita —Ts'Ox - - : . « i 4 & HOLM REALTY Ge 4 ght ‘2 Mair 304 a sgs-40 8 tment: . « - fan ‘lies sian 2-story brick. 4 os rear . ¢€ ear. tr $9 x fulure —_ ~ ~ 1 i! . 2 ; “he ; — 4439—— goods man’s chance: Z store >-room ffai: garage: Will: ase bes" IR a7." "SV ESTMENT TO TRADE | “. 4213 547 Miesour!l ar.. fate and WW): take part trade. ~ Paces $.5 ‘ an + ner Y SHEEHAN, 721 Chestnut ; ; 4 os* . ; a | : ; STORES, 12 FLATS eAee MH) Park and 1405-11 Menard. . 5 g , o ; a ectric, SGC. > ante @4307 a 38 ‘ and terms at o \ - sore and 3 oma first floor; 0 Tooms 3 7 7 a ; [-Wa ‘? ; “a? all ryt} ee "a Tf aaTadce, price $18,000; 7 rr : ss aie BARTH g CO... 4222 Gravois. - ~ 7" >4 GAIN—STORES AND FLATS. ‘BAR e108 Mik Hit: AN. fats and 2 stores: 2 : . © —s i. oe od . ae wT in cy transfer corner; St. ARIOSEys TFTA NET eT a ch esmnn. | ~~ ee STATION am 21°5-f! t wit Businees property: desirable corer; heart . io Pijsines® eseecrtpon,. oF Wii: trade cood- income property: Call Vietor .™ BISINESS BUILDING ind near Lemp ar. and Arsenal et.; cing stock and estabiished grocery Sli. e re linge mght see or phone us - , ‘ ars : * M BRIDGE AGENCY, tS Mer om Riverside | 2151. me a . 3 — " South-sae (‘orner ss) . Broadwhs | at. \ REAL INVESTMENT Nerthwest corner Eoa«asell pl. and Wro- Ming > «Ore. 2 aff ices and bungalow ; el burner: just bheine completed: te i ‘really all lemeed for ST260 per vear. S @ safe investment in a location that ~ met sterhunilt with «teres Re «ure and see this taeda, ROSENFELD. 722 Chest- (=O ree (euartlield e% y ~ re wiih f as J > 3 » > ' i b 4 “ ~ HW ES REALTY ’ Trew, oh és ng 7azt ennai om . * : : .XN I ‘RK ; Aviso be garTaz : fas 4 a. eh if . 1° REALTY OO; 117 Gravois (eo ™ » .S a yer rh ai j 4 « -« . ‘nves ment . . > R KRAENSE = TT ~ 3f sia 5 ance goed . . 4 jarernes i. M 4 ‘ , : : 7 ¢ "| ? ¢ «= * . . 4 ea TG Shae Bi . A » gtuTe . 4 i ot ae _ os 7 - + _ ; iy bei khe enw? af itness property, 9 tir el Rent $425. Price $38 500, .- a > . ~ “. t a’ fre * “i \ " eo ty : ec iota? 7 ‘ - % =? “re & 19 fa s 7428 - + o ‘ : » . . . . lil »s Cheat maa BARGAIN SITE , at ener forced e “I - o ~# ' 5075 oer ere- ~ ge kwood 1603. or Boz L-3is = SUTTER, a es en. stores, & Greem r) « em above: & garages: sew crowing Met riet ’ .. “MHOLLMEYER R&R. E. CO... 104 N. “RO ERS AND BUTCHERS, ATTENTION : ; 4 ants — C uw? rigs 3 - grt > s = " oy eA . g > ar? flat at 6478 Reage . * Me aines; inepect. at omeet; : t, + ey fe ws - —- : = ; 1 heats , ‘.art ~ +4 i 42 ; EASTON AV. BARGAIN ‘4414 *,. Peet °D es and 3 fats; 7 A-=TON Kir: R TRUST CO. — b? EL rep : pw - RENTS $5100 LOW ‘PRICE ‘Ve o ~ + ©3-55-57-58 Easton: 5 stores with aR Te "a * S44 woe fate with ; - ry rente only 445 * or arores S40) ' : n> ieee, first deed. Sle tee a? : o a 3 yout This ts a reali snap “ ot ae ae * ae fh * oe 4 . uN , ' t» ie. 4 ey 4 8 a7? » Se: S.A. for garge, battery ete- 4516-24 DELMAR tre: at nome Penair « > with frout aay 2 Store ballding- will alter to suit make “Instigte owiseseton en be had = " 1oepection and call for particu sy + - é. “wa ~ Tr ? aT Ty i< i, Cheater nt 1157-69 Hoadiamont Wei "Sti«tructed tT -<tary at baainess fer masufeetery: let lr. EPSTELN & SON ~i62. Gi? (Chesteut, ‘3333 me

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pF] ae: orm Po my ©=*-700 FARMS For Sale, Wanted; Personal Property and Real Estate Loans; Business Chorces, Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. ~-——POST-DISPATCH ANS ON REAL ‘AL ESTATE _ BUSINESS WANTED BUSINESS FOR SALE we pba patent wristpin “lock. it lie BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES iC API AL W td. —$200, 000 Lo finance | busi- MONEY WANTED INVESTMENTS » FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD NOTES Secured by first mortgages on highly improved city real estate. $100-$500-$1000 Denominations Interest payable semi-annually. =CAns ON teint ESTATE MONEY attest ee oe! CLEANING AND PRESSING SHOP—_ Good gaa in West End: terms. cons tant ig so man, RKET Wid._-For TROCE MA y 3A GR C CE RY. Mangelsdorf, 342 ee AND DYEING ESTABLISH: M ENT— 700d location: GROCERY “STORES Wtd.—-For cash; must be cheap; all or part stocks. First Mortgage Keal Estate Loans 4 Plans 5 year loans at 514% Interest with a reasonable interest with No Charge for COF FEE, tea. spice, extract ae powder bluing and grocery Ww’ ADIO AND ELECTRIC AL ke An LISHED rs 1 Wax SINESS IS GROW-| GROCERY OR rota Bi SS Wid. Soe oenee + same Sag opportunity to purchase an «ld-catablished x00 or hardware ee ee ee es pee ) AC TORIES OF ON OU R ge ROU ND F I LOOR OND Pitts CONF KC TFONER Y—Cheap;: rooj for barbecue ~ | CONFR EC ne ee . 25th st. Principal and interest payable _— Wee A LR eS Ee ee, es CONFECTIONERY—Nice fixtures: a ae gain if sold at once. CONFECTIONERY—And living room; ALBERT G. BLANKE REAL ESTATE CO. | 11 Chestnut St. | LOANS ON sy ESTATE — NE $1000 to $15,000, 3 or 5 year loans at 6% PIC TU RE SHOW Wid State. eaukice and ai P ch. launching | C an pale ready: Monthly payment loans to run asdiciitbaniiiiate 12 years ) ‘ MONE R ¢Y—Rooms at 6% Yo interest, payable $10 per month per $1,000, including in- rent and house reason- ee a ee. CONF ECTIONERY—Near 3 cane i eo will exchange for “business oF grocery. RE te TD EN ceili i tne ae a PPM A serine 24 oy on 4th. Loans for jarger amounts for any period on downtown rate of interest, Prot nic a ¥ MONEY Wd. Bina: to an finance valu ae : et (c) Oem eae eae * who has initiative and witha reasonable commission aneers. Choose the type of loan that best fits your require- ments, give us the particulars of the loan you desire, and a prompt answer will be given. telephone, Garfield 6860, Real Estate Loan Department. 0 av alin “charges. x | MONE Y Wiairo m prive CONF ECTIONERY— _— LUA N—city or couuUly; al & k ranke, 1008 Chestuna tama AT “MARKET Wid.-With or =e " “¢ Fost-paeies, cc) Write today, or CON F EX oe a RS Hg ry of S75HOU or better ae See ut + A rs > tie? CONFECTION ant ReeaRANT Own- 2 pe, Wtd. —12 rooms, _Sunday or Monday. CONFHCTIONERY AND oGt ND Account of sickness. in sums of $500 to $50,000, ; oe: oe ES > a - —_ nine az 8 ye Bk Sig i ; thin eh pili Apis: 4 Love, Van Riper & Bryan INVESTMENT SECURITIES ee ANY BUSINESS SOLD QUICKLY AND PRIVATELY We have a large number of cash buyers kinds — besiness ane real cstate. { 4 Be. od = CONFEC ‘TIONE ', tatotes 2 living rooms; 32 URNA, 42574 Cootheniiin. CONF E oe — Lunchroom: ARLES Sir LEXTRACT and baking fiwder manufactor } > \) ae Se MONEY W td, —Loan of $1000 for uy das, at * — |} . $4000 mat erial ba gecurit y. CONF ECTIVUNERY AND DELICATESSEN a gvod business. ; Nut’ 400° Title Gai "Bide. We Sell Your Business uyers ‘and saenenniie bring You ay, Us mene MORTGAGE LOAN CORRESPONDENTS Assurance Society Terms from the Equitable’ Se TOE EEE ORI” a> eligi pe: u CONE wCTIONER x—— South ee -FEYD?. b _— KSON R. oe si is Te es «anc A AK SB ps CONF EA eTiON ERY— Across from school ; a e W ANSTE ATHE, a wae aa —e FACTORY DISTRIBUTOR BUSINESS FO | on sate” _ BUSINESS FOR SALE / FRU iT Sma!]l stoc i“ must FRUI T. MARKE r Nn“ss: Box K-2: 32 4 i\FURNACE E NE SS—-Established. Dispats h : GARAGE—75~ Car re} airing; 124 GARAGE. Cash: bungalow: Cabany _ SPECIAL NOTICE. Attention, Saw Mill Operators ‘i One new 60. 900 capacity | lan tie © oast Line Ha! i. hree new dry kilns, shingle and lath mille. capacity: storage tm million feet of original close an long leaf yellow. GAR — . by ons of Geo seful operators and h . re pair business D “LOU Is ay heiaeer TEX Gag 709, me ae ee 1 for sale until now. GARAGE—Olive at. owner does some ‘subi otting., ms duces rent lease; operator with a satiefa To wr ecare and $100,000 in er you _-_— bargain and i] with GARDNER RE ALTY « sion of a going mi 1. | __ 202 § Shubert Rialto ) Bidg.. = of the mill on oth Lar ge Garaging Corner 1. it interested wire for appointment te Inside a Parking rs east corner onr show the property. és & * | BEN AL CHEiME it & BRO. REAT GENERAL ry Cc. M. KILLI __ Oglethorpe Hotel, Bruns ick. INSU ‘SURANC Is AGENC Y—Ww el) estan ished 349, year. _Randall TRON re NDRY—SMA GRAY GOOD BUSINESS. GROCE RY Bt ‘k __ Sickness; GROC ERY— 50) Net income $225 30; I saat aro er tion. 2 : ; GROCERY— Market: aneaes = R Y—And + :. eh NDRY— Dott = “About Cae good live tuwn of SUU0; guing sod busi- STRODTM AN | 3607 North Broad- | i ee ee toll: ites of this business. ‘Yl, Post- -Dispaich. AU TO — PAIR SHOP" equipment and CONF “ECIIONERY AND NOTIONS—3563 B0ud Duslnless and LEE-SCHEKMEN, Realtors, forces re pe at orders, particulars, _call eae. 7Ab9W, Meets Every Requirement location for re- CONFECTION ERY — Busy ie Sales will be made to lo- PO cet ‘from $5000 “i "$50.00. on in- | | come pr sped J preferred ; . Clavton N a nal and re ferences beat cuval- | Y CONE Ke TIONERY - GROCERY rent Sas. GUTH, ol ne é tek ntow n district: reasonable rent: De 900 LOU IS BUSINESS EXCHANGE Central 4129- 4130, ae REP ATR SHOP—o dn Delmar, | ath sind "ON Lies AND — a cee sonal atid other a def . : CON BUIONERY—Cay tun av. Ma “AND, c HESTNU r. ’» 3d Lou is BUSINESS ; "AUTO LAUNDRY OUR GROWTH—THE REWARD OF SERVICE CRUMP & TREZEVANT, Inc. —— a OUR ES TION Say iia N. ae derful corner location; Loa! 1s ( am reel paren parti | elaborate fuses. . i re TR Re cet ae tae (GARDNE R +7 BALTY GROCERY _ MEAT M ARKE i ROC ERY —Good | oe Tt MARKET f sick gelling GROCERY. “AND MEAT — MARKET cash business with living roome: leaving for C alifornia. rent: GROCE RY AND sacrifice quick sale, ; furnishings ‘and shoes ored trade; Morgan. GKO: ness: voice or lump GR 20C ERY—, An d vege stable retir Ing a om business ‘ER Y—And m: arket; good money mak- | right Vv andeve nter. GROCE RY—Home ree 2 STORK —3015 N. jetiavaaa nished: 1494 Shaw mut. GROCERY MEAT M ARKET oe SHOPPE—Established: _ plete re ason. GROCERY. 8BHOP—Wonderful | stand. ant GR OnE RY $600 cash fo rr GET "hE NGEL. WE BER’ . . 312 Ss. =: .clede 9544 (099 REAL ESTATE LOANS 10 pears to repay, easy terms, attrac- ARCHSHOEF ER 825 “Wit Ss. D Ri PATE R E. AKDNER REALTY. CO.., 202 Shakers: Rialto bag., Grand -Olive. COBFE CTIONER Y¥—-2o10 Salisbury, living rooms sbove; rent only $38; bargain. GARDNER RE ALTY ¢ 202 Shubert Rialto Bidg., G: a, ERY.G GR OCERY- receipts $10 daily; ° Garfield 6907, Title Guaranty Building, Loan Correspondents METROPOLITAN LIFE “bareal n: “must poy Eo a a a P . hee ei een 4 Sree ss aye os eerie, CNT NGA sta hy : a - INSURANCE CO. SSS SESS bargain: er quick. $2 2 _N. 2a. na “ER PEL E a REALTY ao 0 to $7500. Tye AND MEAT MARKET— MILLINERY—etablished 1 | 7 latest equipment: (Feo ERY T1 PW SINESS EXCHANGE Mare us. GROCERY Central 4120-4130. | busine SS: _Bo x N-: GEO ke > Y¥—Meat_ doing Pts ‘business: “ele location for a ive win tc good ing - acco. nt of poor health. Line ad stock; aoa fixtures: B4234 Chippewa. ~ CONF is Te Y-L UNC HROOM. ’ ~ | REAL ESTATE LOAN 5 = xe Second Loans GET RENGPL-W PRE stn het GRoeC = rare GRE Ea ‘TIONEKY—Doing goo lena and fixtures $600 4038 N. Broadway. A N i) MA RK ET—Wonderfal Ie ing hig b GRU cation: We Will Receive Applications on Pc et plants: BAKE ERY Magic oy en; .o | oateee por must sell acceunt. . - n — i ~ ' ' ~~ SCT A tnt nae 1 AI re GARDNER REALTY co 202 Shubert Rialto Bidg.. CON! FECTION ERY—4002 | Business Property, Residences, nea en oer $20 GU: half —_ ba cance ES eee tetera “AND. SE ( ECOND Apartments, Flats, Building Loans CEMMELMANNSPACKLER SEVENTH x0 CHESTNUT REPRESENTING THOUSANDS OF OME INVESTORS AND LOAN CORRESPONDENTS OF THE MW YORK LIE INSURANE (2 new no vothen ‘ty ode within La oe : ARDNER RE ALTY CO.. __ 202 Sh ert Rialto Bldg. Gr «- Confectionery and a Candy, Shop Transfer — = aes MONEY ; no loan too gmall or In Any Sum 8 AKE RY—E: wh nome ’ Owe ~ i j . 4 ‘ ' - nt te " CONFE C HONERY r second deeds of trust. | C Bb. VK SER vr neat k IN ANCE CORP. | - If You Need Money tC OND a ba DY te DS. OF | xtur io Ly 1S BU SINESS ke x HANGE,. RE “ UBL AC a oR ate INK A | “BRINKOP'S- IST DEEDS OF $1000 to Bids 5.000 DELICATESSEN —Jewish: | modern conveniences and up-to-date fix- | "eat of Cherokee business district: TRUST — 6% | | hee: quick saie. Box N- —— Ss: arte Pa aia eke where values increase. GUTH. £88. Ju- ea ee A -_)Bakery and Candy ep “ANSWE R IN. ‘p Wo HOU Rs S _Gt AR ANTE E D LOANS F gah haa LO. ANER IN ght. Se SINE SS EXCHANGE, Central 4129- 4130, OF FIC Bee ful equipped complete and — cipal arin Fogtet serine | - . - sce ae - "fy ee sw , ca ey A Oe - REAL ESTATE LOANS This — offers 544% money upon first a st 400 Title ‘Guaranty Blig. Main (Ap. - ‘ A iA te ie ete testcase I'M. — ee Fi Sons Realty Co. 4 | HA err ERY—Men's. > will invoice yo NO ‘Si Ow CORVOIEATION METHODS IOHN A. OD. Cc 7 = buy business; we ; 4 ree 18 RUSINESS EXCHANGE, 2154 looking for @ real J. ZEU ATG GROCERY North St. and $6000 busin 3 a month; reason fe selling. “MEAT MARKET —~ doing between $5000 500 MIL L INERY STORE > _&tor k and fixtures Box _K- 3. ro ost Dispatch, GROCER} Pi os P,, 'St-Disny tc ‘h. GROCERY AND 23 MEAT MARKET—$80- mixed trade: eheap QUO business a year; rent: "R08 |GROCERY Call Monday, Cemral - NE CEPA PE EE R ROUTE R00 Su ndays: bual- | ROO ?-Ve@ar Dodee truck: ST. TOO GRé ICE RY. a a ee ee ee ee GRC ERY. ‘ netting $350 a month. GARDNER REAL a 208 Shuber ort-Rinlto Bide. will Peto poy be Foe gb BUSINESS ik XCHAI ner: fixtures eye GROCE RY. M ARKE a comp ‘ve te noggin K “sac tee quick sale. PAINT FACTORY —Can buy and weekly. ST. ap LOU Is “BU SINESS EXCHANGES _ Central 4129-4198 709 V "ictoria. _Bldg. GROCERY MARKET—F of sale of exchange for property: West first-class busin >ss: present owner 4 ested will H. 217 ~ 7 | | improved down- Prompt action Large resources avall- loans secured ey OU R OFFE trust for sale; flats, ae x 39 Do Vou Need Money? FIRST AND SECOND DEEDS For MR ay rervice see Co., ieurtenante. residences in amounts of $1000 ae papers ready f for gl very; ee B. .RBE R SH P— Nice ly Tike, ‘ oP Ob ll Ah ete Atl. Bi og . > e Z t= | *- ' ‘ ° idles alviabini teases + a As oa DRU ie Sone —Falh busine 88: FY Pa, P. sheegs Poel ete P. - ¢ AGE LOAN DEPARTMENT First National Company INVESTMENT DIVISION OF THE our exe Jusive bus: news, Edward K. — Really po Bahan apg ye sacrifice because of other business: : i is - wanker prin agg S — pat shamed a “TIRE s AND ACC Maer intersection at Gra- vois; eatabiahed "8 coco wing Si , ‘ORES Eeaished MONE Y TO oe AN f S500 to $10.000 on it Rust & Sons Realty Co. —5Y, to 6 PER CENT FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND L ; js ; | OCUST LOUIS BU SINESS EX HANGE. ‘STOCKS | AND > BONDS ° | eerste eeepc Md ' ~ ; STORE—C olore a Near Kingshighway and oo oe a Ot ee ALL “active stucks and bunus bought, suid Sues: KATTELMAN co. : money- anaior ei ), LOU!ts BUSINESS EXCHANGE. Central 4129- 4130. ME! Be AU TY “SHOP ; 709 Victoria Bldg. re no charge for papers: whole or part at any padi rest Post: ieBispttch. tt Will “neg promod Look no dacthen jody GROCERY- MARKET North “— KE RR INVESTME ceo CO.,, aden ness; CARDNER REALTY, CO., vit TU RE ee n ‘ Ad "02? Shubert-Rialto GROCERY-MARKET fine truck; TOOTS al) only $2900. Terma. ure show and ‘air 5GRS Ju fan, GR CK RY fine nelahborhood: ored shelving. completely equipped, | eacri fice bts sal j aD ef GROCERY. MARKE ‘T—Monthlv ceah garry sales $5500. terms: Broadway: INVESTMENT CO. he. Well eatabliahed bust invoice choice stock: kOOM—e neap ‘for “cash. _Jul ian. iain / GROC ERY ‘AND MEATS— South; rent 3. Fine fixtures stock. ST. LOU Is © | 709 Vi GROC BRY- -MARKET— West lease: or pants. shop for} Fremont 1856 or | e most premoane — in the city. —- * for Loans on Improved City Real Estate in Any nt. Prepayment Privilege. $500 to $1,000,000 and Over oo al Pe a Be sure to get our figures if you desire to make or renew a loan. LOVE REALTY Co. 704 Chestnut iil (c89 LET US MAKE YOUR Real Estate Loan -: BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES a + cere sell Lidell wae 72 ee *T FROBEL-THOMPSON R. E. Co. Drug Store, S. Kingshighway | wonderful future: € Pst abliished w holes, ile amt ri Wt hr ie wt ~ 709 Vi torte GROC ERY "y = Rr, Heealtors, “tine “fixtures, ~ corner; ing Gruendier freezer, rolite etc.: AN establish ed company wants loc al man- Fi a il-le : SHO —We cnown, UNLIMI'I't#l RESOURCES cases: $4000: _a Ay. DRY "GOODS STORE— Nice; Franciscus Realty Co. Loan Correspondent for The Prudential pavnramee ( a of America LOWEST RATES ea SuCHLERRE SEVENTH a*o CHESTNUT _ =sss==ss | REPRESENTING THOUSANDS OF HOME INVEST neg ot real estate 7 AND LOAN CORRESPONDENTS OF MW KK ut INSURE G @ aK 1P—Dow ntown, n, “GOODS “STORE—Estabiished Forest 3057 por So 6. D. will trade for city income property. GO. 1DS—_ Estab Se hoctiood: good business. 17 68. ret. A SHOP—Downiown, : Market Forecaster eae P) ‘ REO eg 9 Forest 39297. a GOODS STORE— Ladies’ (c89 ae i LOANS. on PERSON'L nt to ag your own can. and be in: aa ni dent and h: ip- General merchandise: re Illinois town, ‘ \ r "Ideal Mortgage Co. ic) ne eee - Have eR es REILLY von Loan Applications m intetrartor’ s ale: GROC ERY AND w vik Cree ne ell ent Dp: win s busin ess; ‘ A or — nd * doing nee cash } Is BU SINE! . Narr E. ) MEAT M ARKET—Comel living rooms arove: stores, will sneroen for $1000 to = first bur er. National combination shelving comes get $1000. Phone HALF “INTE it EST In_ an out make Y stock and tixvures at 1000 Chambers & nega: $5000 to Pret. DMiepateh H ‘RDW AR 12 H ARDW Re bo a Pp + nd c ental BOO, Le ea | oo a”: A ae ee See ee ay Solicited by O'REILLY MORTGAGE CO. 723 Chestnut St. Bree RY. owner 10 yea WFR INVES ST ME: NT oye a SN i a cl tal Maco agate bs ac, ine orsement or mortgage ‘required’ called. Token rag APY or det"c anybody 1 Bhic. M IANC Li cve Tt RERS, A HOL .ES AL . RS is ~ QUICK MONE Y loan on furniture, and ent estate; $25 up; — Reon H. ‘Aleve For loans from $°0 to $300 at legal rates | I AN established loea 1 busine Ss do Wn K by O00 ; snes a Sake “B USINE SsS—Vlad cotta te SF EL LL, y ov R P PROP matt Y o=~ Rtas. K LOAN AND rhe On account of {!]nese, ‘ { whi ef oe i f C ¢” ad ed which s ral double of Br vv hest paving TO 1 0. \N—ON FIRST 4? TRUS reasonable price. itu 4% * a Re tt ae EMME Hie oA A GE WE Si le RR ty ete i igig tae egret BUSINESS WANTED SO Sa ebrec.d: IRIE |e ence vente hese eR? # wu 0 tp! hehe ad End cll Doo averag e gas gale 3 ommie “We l- est; ablishe | 5 aaiir - 5 In eq mipnine bake rie “ | terable lease free rent se -ARDNER REALTY 202 gh, mi 44 Rialto ne. - i om epeereeeetee ene ie: Ate Gapege eit a BS ag ay yoy ae vg ‘ncliahe: “MONE Y TO ‘ OAN Intereat charged | on pice for 80 “days, also ‘Goltvery coupe. ' ‘ etait 4. to 2908 Market st. have pf lines. of Vt and 1 m ust i] merchandise bus isi- "We spec talize fu building loans, We Lean Money to Individuals Utmost Privacy. Repay Werkly or Monthly to Sulit Ineome BU haga ie FOR SALI E LIST. SE eee RO ie i and heading fac- : Yate \V |) ft you are w ‘anti ne te sell your ia ae 2] li ARDWARE os aR CRE Te rR Frio cnthwest part +2 Vie O16... tAN Tn factory’ di! strict: AY’ , AND PAINT BOSS Farmers-Merchan vears: man: _Post- q ven: ate h H. ARDW gg ee!) nice rooms: terested * | HOTEL—3 a ae fore AND PAINT By. 4 AT AC RANT —Beai ez all |_Locum "9038I. “AU RANT ~ Good Fe ono 5000 busi cepted. Lies. “PoP U LAR HOT ma ———— AT CLARKSVILE® “from hotel mente Desiring ment. Clarkeville, reaeonable lar house, i etopping Northeast doe loved "| Cone ciated “yd ust “Stre et, MONEY WANTED Pat Bigot i ? LOANS ¢ ON REAL ESTATE IST— Ae4e DELM. MAR | take $}: 500 cash fo MONEY To BAN —@1006 and up; pre fer South Side; YECKEL-FEYV DT K ARIC ny Lede s. Broadway. ~ ns CAB en ermal! mrcane + deeds A pe dnl alll SAB I na ART NER TE G INER RFAT ey SO __202 Shubert R: alto Bidg $1200 BL OW VE R SHOP Ps fine Suture. Phone and Confectionery, with 2) “Phone Riverside a otanet good bus! t us @ } riRsT anc an deeds of ie e i Ta Annis at n : S100 506 on im rowed : Ady ita, JOuN. 8. "BLAKE 4 BRU., ‘sig Ches te rns ade saeudiats ce, GkO. on WANSTRATH. 717% Chestaut, ee mee 7100 i ucchonae H- 117, Post- -Dia, with we J. Abbott + —_ PRU ES CONFEC Tl } . « ONERY— lt Station, Barg j* _This hotel contains 40 rooms, . “AL R ANS: ae iood Missourt and. the haunt, comfortably ioe and fur ther particulars col on Will pane : Ye Bn i) OTE: S25 on 66 rooms. CC, &a ; 8 Avent | a / HOU SEHOL D H AK Dw AR Varia good ‘me feos te R ROUTE maker, man with pep 15 years. R -

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PENSION PROPOSALS TO GO BY THE BOARD $25,000,000 a Year for Pub- Program, $50,000,000 for Rivers Building lic and Harbors. Ry the Aaesociated Press. WASHINGTON, March §.-—-Con- a cerned over the possibility of ‘Treasury deficit because of tax re- President Coolidge today diuctions, asked Secretary Mellon, Budget U!- reetor Lord and Representative Til- son, the Republican leader, fo hold down expenditures. The Treasurv and @utgct Bureau eads promised to trim estiniates Tilson reducing and in vherever possible, pledged co-operation appropriations. The House leader tentatively out- ined this program: Hundreds of bills, among theta pension proposals, to go by vhe board. The $165,000,000 public building ‘rogram to be arrange so as te limit expenditures ot $22,000,000 a -@ar. The outlay for river and harbor improvements to be heid to the 550,000,000 budget figure. The annual appropriation cf $75,000,000 for highway impruve- ments to be decreased if possible. Congress will place itself in an embarrassing position {f it fails to recognize the limit which it hns placed on expenditures hv the tax bill just passed, said Tilson. “Congress made the ereases in taxation with the in- questioned approval of the people of the country, of all narties, and I think the country will also approve and demand the keeping o2 expen- ditures within the limit established by that act. This will mean that some meritorious proposa! must be delayed until it becomes appar- ent that they may be financed without causing a deficit. “Tf Congress passes bills’ that would create a deficit, he said, ‘‘the President will be entirely justified in et them.” lorge de- Youths Get 2 Years for Au'o Theft. special to the Post-Dispatch. POPLAR BLUFF, Mo., March 6. William Mardis and Edward ‘(irisham, two youths, charged with “rand larceny for the theft of an automobile from V. M. Dodd, Har. viell man, Feb. 18, today pleaded rullty and received sentences of two years in the penitentiary. Bomb Found in Movie Theater. iy the Associated Press. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., March 6. -Patrons of the Wonderland The- ater here were saved from possible | hution to the committee was on|the Federal injury or death tonight, when althe educational and controversial | stockmen and farmers in Nebraska, bomb, discovered in the rear of the |<ide of the work. This function} Iowa, South Dakota and Wyoming picture screen, was hurled from th? of the committee, he belfeved,|igs declared by» bank officials in a_| building, exploded in an alley. Two] should be subordinated to that of|statement to reflect marked im-, hundred persons were in the the-| research and the technique of ad | provement in agricultural condi- ater at the time. ministration. tions. Budget Di- rector Lord and House Leader Tilson to Keep _sl - LOUIS POST-DISPATCH NE — oe ee — ee ee ee - ee ee RETIRING ‘COMMANDER AND HIS: SUCCESSOR a ee DAVID L. STONE. COL. GEORGE W. ENGLAND. isaac LIEUT. Col. WOODY VS, MRS. FERGUSON Texas Attorney General Announces Candidacy for Governorship. Rv the Associated Press AUSTIN, Tex., State's Attorney-General Moody tonight announced his can- didacy for the nomin- for the There are now didates in the field, Gov. Miriam A. Ferguson, Lynch Davidson of Houston, and Mrs. Edith Wilmans of dallas, having announced pre- viously. March 6. Democratic ation governorship of Texas. four can- and filed suits to recov- charges by istration, er alleged excessive road building firms. Child Labor Secretary Resigns. By eee ee Associated Press. YORK, March the NEW 6.—Owen bor Committee, in the monthly bulletin of that or- ganization, The announcement joy resigned because wavs felt that his peculiar contri- ——-—-—- | Commander 4 SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 1926. me LOUIS POST-OISPATCt’ ———— oe a CO ALLL LOO OO ee ee = ~ FAREWELL ‘CEREMONY TODAY FOR COL. STONE AT BARRACKS Leave ————— of Post Will for Washington Wednesday— Served Here Two Years. A farewell ceremony | of Col. | ; lof Jefferson Barracks for the last 'two years, The ceremony, a parade and re- ‘be attended by members of St. | Louis American Legion posts and! ‘other patriotic organizations. Of- | ficers of the garrison will pre- Stone with a silver plaque | sent Col. flowers fol- | | tion of regret at his departure and ‘an expression of good wishes In his new appointment. command of Col. Stone took Jefferson Barracks in 1924, com- ‘ing here from Seventh Corps /Weadquarters at Omaha. He was rraduated from West Point in 1898 ing the World War he was in i charge of the construction of Camp 'Tewis, Wash., and later served in, |France and Germany. He was ‘awarded the Distinguished Service | | Medal and a number of foreign | ‘decorations for his service over-_ | geas. | | Lieutenant-Colonel George Wi England, executive officer at the Barracks for the past three years, will succeed Col. Stone as com-| mander of the garrison next Wednesday. The appointment car- ries with it the rank of Colonel. Lieutenant-Colonel England came to the BRarracks from the Philip- pines, where he saw extensive serv- ice. J. He WADE DIES IN GEORGIA, Cleveland Philanthropist Inherited $30,000,000 from Father. sy the Associated Press, THOMASVILLE, —Jeptha H. Wade, Cleveland phi- ‘lanthropist, died of heart discase /here today. He had be» Ga., resident of Thomasville for 23} fyears. The body will be taken to Cleveland for burial. Assoc} re P ress i the CLEVELAND. Jeptha H. Wade, who Thomasville, Go., today, Cleveland's foremost i3v March 6.— died Was one in citizens, a ‘philanthropist, Dan |} Moody some months ago insti- tuted an investigation of the | awarding of state highway con- tracts under the Ferguson admin- | R. Lovejoy has resigned as general | secretary of the National Child La- it was announced | which appeared today. | said that Love- | he has al-'/ capitalist, connois- /seur of art and largest donor to civic, educational and humanitar- ian projects. Mr. Wade was born | in Cleveland Oct. 15, 18957. His rrandfather was Jepthi Homer Wade, original president of - tie Western Union Telegraph Co. A | large fortune, said to be nearly $30,000,000 was left him at the death of his father. Kansas Minors May Use Shotguns. By the Associated Press. TOPEKA, Kan., March 6.-—Here- Kansas, shotgun on their shout- | ders, in search of squirrels or other without fear of violating a law. 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Stone with a resolu- | and served in the Philippines, Dur- March 6. | na winter of . after boys may tramp the woods of | Court upheld today the right of a, March 6.—Prompt | « LST OF CANDIDATES a Mrs. Hoerr, County Belleville, Does Not File Her Petition. County Clerk Lillian Hoerr | Belleville yesterday announced the Republican and whose | Democratic candidates names will appear on the primary | ballot for county offices on April 13. Mrs. Hoerr, who has circulated ‘her petition as a candidate, failed to file, stating that she withdrew | from the race at the request | friends. It is understood she will be given a deputy post in the office if Ross Adams, one of the Repub- candidates, is elected. The candidates follows. County Clerk. Ross C. Charles I. | Be. | lican | list of } ; Itepublican: | Rast St. Louis; | East St. Louis. Democratic: Athens. Adams, Heilig, Ed Joseph, New County Judge. Republican: Waldemar Bs. Kast St. Louis; Louis J. Gross- Belleville; Charles L. Cray, ‘ast St. Louis; Joseph Morgan, i Kast St. Louis. Democratic: [Louis. Superintendent of Se hools. Republican: John EK. Miller, East St. Louis. Democratic: None. Sheriff. Paul iF Schrader, last | er, mann, A. A. Hunt, East | St. Kisselbach, | Republican: Stocker, Station: (3. | Centreville ngs oo Louis; 2. = Is Louis; Charles Ahrens, O'Fal- | sie! Democratic: Stephen Hynes, ' ast St. Louis: Patrick Ww. Sulli- / van, Kast St. Louts. County Treasurer. Republican: ‘harles Arbogast. Schnipper, Martin ; Wuersch, last Dan G. ' Belleville, | Belleville; | Bt; Teowis. Democratic: Louis. Probate Judge. rank Andrew 7Fittle, Ikast st. Perrin, | Republican: | Belleville. Democratic: George bacher, Masce@utah. Probate Clerk. Republican: Alonzo A. selleville. Democratic: kK Wom- None. of of Web- | \liller, | | ‘MADMAN KILLS STEPFATHER, ON THE EAST SIDE ‘such crimes in this vicinity WOUNDS MOTHER AND HIMSELt of Asylum Until Paroled 10 Months Ago. | Special to the Post-Dispatch, | NEW YORK, March 6.—Another | Clerk at} | murder by a yaroled lunatic was add | list of | when it |'develoyed that Edward Brown, 37 years old, who stabbed to death his stepfather, John McCarthy, and al- | added today tothe growing most killed his mother, Mrs. Han- nah McCarthy, in their Brooklyn home early in the day, had been an inmate of the State Hospital for the Insane, Kings Park, L. I., until 10 months ago. is in a straitjacket Brown now in the observation ward of the Kings County Hospital, Brooklyn and will be returned to the asyluin as soon as he recovers from knife wounds inflicted on himself after the attack on McCarthy and his mother. “This man has no conception of what he did,’ said Dr, Mortimer Shearman, ‘He is an epileptic of the most dangerous type.” Mrs. McCarthy is expected to re- | _ Licacora ao 9625925262925 2573 Member Board of Assessors. Republican: Martin _E._ Hui- liung. East St. Louis; Adan Weil. muenster, East St. Louis. Dem» crati Hugh Bevirt. Caseyville. Member Board of Review. Inepublican: Patrick F. Martin East St. Louis; Charies = CGreibel, East St. Louis; Arthur P.. O'Leary. | Bast St. Louis. Democratic John G.: Meizier Belleville . County Surveyor. Republican: John E. Weinel. | aa St. tous: PF. PD. Windsor. sclleville. Democratic: None “Many Republicans File tor Office in Madison County. Filing time for Madison County | Ill., candidacies for the April pri- ‘mary closed Thursday, with a (large number of Republicans plac- ‘ing their names on the bailot. The number of Democratic Vas small and nominations will pe ‘made by writing in names on elec: | Three of the are incumbent, ‘tion day. tic candidates fourth officeholder, Sheriff ling, being ineligible for re-elec- tion. Two men have placed their 'names for the Democratic nomina- ‘tion for Sheriff. The list of candidates: County Clerk. Republican: Walter Stehman, | Glen Carbon; George | Edwardsville. Democratic: wardsville, Dunstedter, Joseph Hotz, Ed- incumbent. County Judge. Republican: M. M. Welch, linsville; A. U. Barco, Ville; Maury B. Powell, | ville; Henry B. Eaton, ‘ville; Willlam M. P. | wardsville. Democratic: Wilbur: A. Trares. Ldwardsville, incumbent. | Superintendent of Schools. Republican: CC. P. Boyer, wardsville; J. E. Wesley Miller, Edwardsville. Democratic: IF. M. Scott, | linsville incumbent. Sheriff. | Republican: J. J. | wardsville; David Jones, | Ville; Joseph Jokerst, J. I’. Witherow, Wood River: | E. Robertson, Granite City; | Hermann, Alton; Fred K. er, Edwardsville. | Democratic: Breese Glass, Kd- | wardsville; Pear] Smith, Madison. County Treasurer. Republican: Karl BB. Edwardsville; Pearl Smith, son. Democratic: | Troy. Col- Edwards- 2dwards- Edwards- Smith, Ed- "Ot. Raeffle, R Schrad- Madi- P. M. Davidson. Probate Judge. Republican: George man, Edwardsville; OF Rartsley, Collinsville. VW". Democratic: None. : Probate Clerk. | Republican: John B. Coppinger. Alton. gz Democratic: None. Senatorial Committeecman. Republican: Frank Kt. Milnor _ Alton; Edward G. Hiltenstein, wardsville. foes m ‘ 4828 Mobcrly Voters Registered. | Special to the Post-Dispatch, MOBERLY, Mo., March 6.—~A | total of 4828 voters registere« in Moberly this week. The revistra- ‘tion is 1000 less than the number o candidates | Ed- | Collins- | Mollinsvillf.: | ©. i Herron, | Democra- | the | Deim- | Ed- | Cros3s- ! dImund ct. 4 Ed. | votes cast here in the last State election, when 5600 votes were | polled. Many absentee voters. i have not registered COVECF. CHICAGO GANGSTER CONVICTED WOODSTOC K, a. March 6. Edward Cosgrove, Chicago gang- man, was found guilty of robbery, in connection with the West Me- Henry State Bank robbery last Oc- tober, by a jury in Circuit Cogt here. The jury deliberated from 4 o'clock vesterday afternoon un- til past midnight. Cosgrove and three companions entered the bank at West McHen- ry Oct. 25. compelled the cashier and employes to lie on the floor and then leisurely rifled the vault and cash drawers of approximate- ly $19,000. Grocer and Bread Driver Robbed. Two robbers, both flourishing revolvers, took $40 from Henry Tonnan, a grocer of 1500 Branch street, and $30 from August Reet, driver for Heydt Bakery, in the Tonnan’s store yesterday afternoon. The robbers made away on foot. LJ $c5¢5 cuc ~~ rn 2 - LU rm = rs Ss nm t C C C C C GC t CG GC C - ee | Electric Sewing Machines $23.50 Savings See Vandervoort Ad. Page 11, Part 3 : | Brooklyn Slayer. ‘Had Been Inmate) | Wesleyan of Middletown, KANSAS U, GLEE CLUB THIRD IN INTERCOLLEGIATE CONTEST Conn., Winner, With Princeton Sec- ond at Carnegie Hall. ' By the Associated Press NEW YORK, Merci 6. — The | Glee Club of Wesleyan Univer- ‘sity, Middletown, Conn., won the | andenl Intercollegiate Glee Club! | contest at Carnegie Hall tonight, ‘with 268.6 points of a possible 300. second — Eee The Princeton Club was with 260.6, and Kansas University winner of the Missouri Valley con- test, was third. Fifteen clubs participated. Seven of these being winners of regional or state contests. Wesleyan. Uni- versity had won the first New En- gland contest at Boston. Wesleyan's victory gives it one leg on the cup offered by the Uni- versity Glee Club of New’ York. Three victories are needed for per- manent possession. Harvard, an earlier winner, did not compete, owing to a dispute over a song chosen for the con- test, Horatio Parker’s “Lamp In the West.’ Yale has two victories: 1924 and 1925; Dartmouth one. House Passes $80,000,000 Bill By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Without a record vote, today passed a Dill $80,000,000 for the State, Commerce and Labor Departments. March 6.— the House appropriating Justice, ADVERTISEMENT | Miller’s Antiseptic Oil, Known as Snake Oil Will Positively Relleve Pain in a Few Minutes Try it right now for Rheumatism, Neu- raleia, Lumbago, sore, stiff and swollen joints, pains in the head, back and limbs, corns, bunious, ete. After one application pain usually’ disappears as if by magic. 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Army and Navy Goods and other merchandise of almost every description will be sold at prices unheard Carloads of goods will be displayed. we name a few prices to give you an idea of the almost unbelievable bargain opportunities that await you here Tuesday, March 9. Read our big. ad in this paper Monday. of before. SPECIAL!}, BIGGEST & MOST ASTOUNDING |ARMY GOODS | See See Our Goods | Big and Ad. Prices | in in Our Monday's Show IN YEARS BEGINS Below OW’T $6 SHOESNew, Pair, $4 NEW FOLDING COTS With heavy canvas top. 91.99 ARMY SHOVELS": Size: ft. handle; rec. 10c 25c SOCKS, 9c| MESS KITS, 10c U. 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Pee WASHINGTON, March 6.—A favorable report was made by the . naw Abaolutely The < » = ttee t ay Senate sitcoms Commi t : oday soley Aalitoye on a resolution authorizing the’ & Helous | finver: Federal Reserve Bank at Chicag nbsolute SSec to construct a branch at Detroit. | Bg} Y2¢e- Pound ie ' ’ ADVERTISEMENT Krey’s Smoked a Cali. Hams Stockinet, ib. i! , / Fresh Hog Liver, Ib., 5 ~ FREE TO Asthma Sufferers Mi Bacon Briskets, b.17% pide ‘Teich of a Method That Angst $1.17. one Can Use Without Discom- | ; Pork Sausage fort or Loss of Time. We have a method for the control of J = Link or Loose, Ib. Asthma, and we want vou to try ft at our expense. No matter whether your case is | Minced Ham, of long standing or recent developmenr, | rlall Head Cheese, whether it is present as occasional] or | — chronie Asthma, you should send for a fre trial of our method... 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Kinney, who resides at 4719 and in need of some good tonic-; Francisco avenue, St. Louis, Migs vee COD OG *e ae — MR. W. G. McKINNEY AND SON. “My wife and I both,’ continued | tion. We feel that we owe @ @& Mr. McKinney, “have been trou- | deal to Herb Juice for this woum bled a great deal with indigestion, | ful improvement and I am gl gay on the stomach and bad kid-| make this. publie statement in neys as well as constipation. My | behalf. I wish every sufferems small son has also suffered for; St. Iouis would only give | some time from constipation and Juice a trial and 1 am sure 'I think we have given most every- | would get the same satisfactory Sage | thing we could hear of a trial in| suits os we did. I am always Bae an effort to get rid of these an-| to spea a good word for it ford noving conditions. My uncle, who fcel that it is worthy of the Bigae had used Herb Juice himself, one e3t praise ‘ | dav advised me to try it. I had Herb Juice is tne otegest sell used so many things without any | medicine on the market where visible results that I will admitl|iis known. Hundreds are eallimg that I didn’t have very much faith | daily to see thé Herb Juice man lin Herb Juice. But we decided to] at Walgreen Drue Co., 514 Wasit® | try it anyway, and are very riad inerte Avs riving statements VZ ai indeed that we did My wife and ] publication and praising = & I never suffer any more from in- Jui that their friends ‘digestion or gas on the stomach; ]induced to try the great kienev trouble is all gone and wel which is relieving many all entirely rid of constipa-]Jin St. T.ouis are DISPATCH Big | Real Estate Directory. [rs easy to find the property you” may be looking for in the POST: ouse, Home

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PRT ENEMA RAEN OE = PRIN TE LENG * j poe Os Ws ‘ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC 2 (The Three Kittens Who Lost Their Mittens By JANE CORBY lvop—| timed (_§ ete jut + a | Sols! rm NO a Why do these kittens sob and,howl, Why are they sad? you say. When kittens, everybody knows, Are more inclined to play. You won’t believe it, but it’s true— This dreadful thing J tel] to you: They've lost their:mittens! yes, these kittens Have lost them in SOME way. And you can see, as well as I, That they’re not getting any pie, For kits that lose their mits must learn That careless ways no pleasures earn! | | em | f ce ce ee ’ RT a a ae SE ee TO ad meneame

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» Op yit a ~~ 7 \ wwe ee ayer 2 Pepsi Eeingee en ee 4 i. a es ; ; RRS Etec? ine Be - he 2 / nes Of < , = ; af ” ac a= a a “—_. ee ihe & See . y — a a 5 , - a — <= ‘ LE COLAM LS MLLER Shaggy Goes to Rescue His 66 HAT does your brother look like?” WV asked the Queen of Shaggy. Shaggy hesitated to reply, but Betsy snid: ‘He’s ealled the Ugly One. Perhaps you'll know him by that.” “The only person we have seen in this cavern,” said Ann, ‘‘has run away from us whenever we approached him. He hides over yonder, among the trees that are not gold, and we have never been able to catch sight of his face. So I cannot tell whether he is ugly or not.” “That must be my dear brother!” exclaimed Shaggy Fes, it. must be,” assented Kaliko. ‘‘No one else inhabits this pce dome, so there can be no mistake.” “But why does he hide among those green trees, inctead of enjoying all these glittery golden ones?” asced Betsy. “Because he finds food among the natural ones,’’ replied Kaliko, ‘and I remember that he has built a little house there, to sleep in. As for these glit- tery golden trees, I will admit they are very pretty et first sight. One cannot fail to admire them, as vell as the rich jewels scattered beneath them; Folding Fun but if one has to look at them always, they become pretty tame.” “TI believe that is true,’ declared Shaggy. ‘My dear brother is very wise to prefer real trees to the imitation ones. But come; let us go there and find him. Shaggy started for the green grove at once, and the others followed him, being curious to witness the final rescue of his long-sought, long-lost brother. Not far from the edge of the grove they came upon a small hut, cleverly made of twigs and gold- en branches woven together. <As they approached the place they caught a glimpse of a form that darted into the hut and slammed the door tight shut after him, Shaggy Map ran to the door and cried aloud: “Brother! Brother!” ‘Who calls?” demanded a sad, hollow voice from within. “It is Shaggy—your own loving brother—-who has been searching for you a long time and has now come to rescue you.” “Too late!’’ replied the gloomy voice. ‘‘No one can rescue me now.” DIRECTIONS Cut along border and fold in half along dotted lines Danek owas ). Starting with picture No. 1, by making one fold from the bottom up, where the dotted line guides show, yon can make a new picture. Make another fold from the bottom up and a third picture appears. Then return to No. 1 and fold from the top down, in the same manner, which will give you two more pictures. Last, returning to pictnre No. 1, make one fold from the bottom and one fold from the top and yon will get a surprise. ! asp i eas é Yea y b] aimed Carl & ~—aey tesa a ge a MA ya ae ¢ = ia £ WS ~loe st ”) TiS. a Pome? eee Ties “Oh, but you are mistaken about that,” Shaggy. “There is a new King of the og named Kaliko, in Ruggedo’s place, and he i promised you shall go free.” ; “Free! I dare not go free!’’ said the Ugly Om in a voice of despair. oe “Why not, Brother?” asked ‘Shaggy, a “Do you know what they have done to came the answer through the closed door. “No. Tell me, Brother, what have they de “When Ruggedo first captured me I wag handsome. Don’t you remember, Shaggy?” ‘Not very well, Brother; you were s80 when I left home. But I remember that mothe | thought you were beautiful.” “She was right! I am sure she was right” wailed the prisoner. “But Ruggedo wanted to ® jure me—to make me ugly in the eyes of all the world=—so he performed a wicked enchantment, J] went to bed beautiful—or you might say han& some— to be very modest I will merely claim that 2 was good-looking—and I wakened the next mom g the homeliest man in all the world! I amg rae that when I look in a mirror I frighten myself.’’ “Poor Brother!” said Shaggy softly. All th others were silent from sympathy. “I was so ashamed of my looks,” continued the voice of Shaggy’s brother, “that I tried to hides” but the cruel King Ruggedo forced me to appear before all the legion of gnomes, to whom he said: “Behold the Ugly One!” But when the gnome ~ saw my face they all fell to laughing and jeering © which prevented them from working at their 7 | Seeing this, Ruggedo became angry and pushed me ~ into a tunnel, closing the rock entrance so that I could not get out. I followed the length of te tunnel until I reached this huge dome, where the, marvelous Metal Forest stands, and here I 7 remained ever since,” | “Poor Brother!” repeated Shaggy. “But Ib you now to come forth and face us, who are friends. None here will laugh or jeer, how unhandsome you may be.” “No, indeed,” they all added pleadingly. But the Ugly One refused the invitation. “IT cannot,” said he; “indeed, I cannot face strangers, ugly as I am.” Shaggy Man turned to the group surrounding him. “What shall I do?” he asked in sorrowful tomes. “T cannot leave my dear brother here, and papag fuses to come out of that house and face us.” **T’ll tell you,”’ replied Betsy. “Let him pet on a mask.’’ “The very idea I was seeking!” exclaimed Shaggy joyfully; and then he called out: “Brother, put a mask over your face, and then none ain = ean see what your features are like.” ae “I have no mask,” answered the Ugly One. ‘Look here,’ said Betsy; “he can use my hand Kerchief.”’ _ Shaggy looked at the little square of cloth ant | shook his head. “It isn’t big enough,” he objected; I’m sure ft isn’t big enough to hide a man’s face. But hee is | use mine.”’ Saying this, he took from his pocket his om handkerchief and went to the door of tHe hut. “Here, my Brother,” he called, “take this hand kerchief and make a mask of it. I will also pam © NI AAD ~ ATAUTRANTENT A BELt SPOSE tL sa HA-A. - NEW SKATES A LIL’ SPIN BEFORE I ca Waieieicieeentnmae THE NEXT MORNING | a end a” fied eg ae eg (KIDDY. IF YOU DONT. GET DRESSED AT ONCE POPPY WILL COME UP AFTER Y you my knife, so that you may cut holes for the eyes, and then you must tie it over your face.” The door slowly opened, just far enough for the Ugly One to thrust out his hand and take the hand kerchief and the knife. Then it closed agai. “Don’t forget a hole for your nose,” cried Betsy. “You must breathe, you know.” For a time there was silence. Queen Ann att her army sat down upon the ground to rest. Betsy sat on Hank’s back. Polychrome danced lightly — up and down the jeweled paths, while Files a3¢ the Princess wandered through the groves, arm = arm. Tik-Tok, who never tired, stood m - By and by a noise sounded from within the “Are you ready?” asked Shaggy. : “Yes, Brother,” came the reply, and the was thrown open to allow the Ugly One tos forth. | Betsy might have laughed aloud had she not Fe membered how sensitive to _ ridicule se brother was, for the handkerchief with which - | had masked his features was a red one with big white polka dots. In this two holes been cut——-in front of the eyes—while two s ones before the nostrils allowed the man to Dreiu= | freely. The cloth was then tightly drawn a the Ugly One’s face and knotted at the back of his neck. He was dressed in clothes that had onee been good, but now were sadly worn and frayed. ie : silk stockings had holes in them, and his sBow@ — were stub-toed and needed blackening. “But (Continued on Page 4.) Magazsine—St. howis Post-Dispatch—March 7, 1828 fe ‘aad eh tas ate a ae pe Fe B3, ct ee

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now what they have done to me?” wer through the closed door. / me, Brother, what have they done?” 5 ggedo first captured me I was very | on’t you remember, Shaggy?’’ well, Brother; you were so young ome. But I remember that mother 1 were beautiful.” Tight! If am sure she was right,” isoner. “But Ruggedo wanted to in- make mie ugly in the eyes of all the performed a wicked enchantment. [| \ AAT - MN beautiful—or you might say hand- - ~~ very modest I will merely claim that s ashamed of my looks,’’ continued the gey's brother, “that I tried to hide; i King Ruggedo forced me to appear p legion of gnomes, to whom he said: Ugly One!” But when the gnomes they all fell to laughing and jeering, ted them from working at their tasks. Rkugcedo became angry and pushed me , closing the rock entrance so that I t out. JI followed the length of the I reached this huge dome, where the. etal Forest stands, and here I have r since,” ther!’ repeated Shaggy. “But I beg ome forth and face us, who are your ne here will laugh or jeer, however pking-—and I wakened the next morn- | BAH’ THERE GOES mH OL BREAKFAST jest man in all the world! I am so BELL SPOSE tlt HAVE TO GET yPan— when I look in a mirror I frighten HA-A. yy NEW SKATES #311 HAVE ‘ a her!’ said Shaggy softly. All tie {A LIL SPIN BEFORE I : 1 a flent from sympathy. GO 00 i a r= DING DONG OH BOY! SOME SPORT Ln SAY = ILL JES SPEED ER OUT INTO ¢ TH HALL FOR A GO — i you may be.” d,”’ they all added pleadingly. * gly One refused the invitation. SOLE OO ~ "eagey, — el oF asp " said he; “indeed, I cannot faee a | )KIDDY-IF YOU DONT an turned to the group surrounding li | do?” he asked in sorrowful tones. ve my. dear brother here, and be re e out of that house and face us.” ou,”’ replied Betsy. “let him put on | ONCE POPPY WILL (OME UP AFTER oe eh ) Ss ee idea | was seeking!" exclaimed lly; and then he called out: “‘Brother, ver your face, and then none of us your features are like.” » mask,’’ answered the Ugly One. p,”’ said Betsy; “‘he ean use my hand- pled at the little square of cloth and ig enough,” he objected; I’m sure it gh to hide a man’s face. But he cap is, he took from his pocket his own and went to the door of the hut. Brother,” he ealled, “take this hand- make a mask of it. I will also pass Y WHUMP* ILL JES -1M GOIN’ TO BRING A GEE-ILL HAVE Z ZZ, GET DRESSED AT 2A ern Oo Aes" SLIPPER ALONG-T00 1, lovos ina nuanty “— a \ GLIDE BEFORE ! TAKE EM OFF AN SEE IF YOULL MIND ME WHEN! CALL i i f s i ( } se so that you may eut holes for the 4 nh you must tie it over your face.” lowly opened, just far enough for the hrust out his hand and take the hand- the knife. Then it closed again. et a hole for your nose,” eried Betsy. reathe, you know.” there was silence. Queen Ann and down upon the ground to rest. Betsy ’s back. Polychrome danced lightly the jeweled paths, while Files and wandered through the groves, arm iD k, who never tired, stood motionless. a noise sounded from within the hut. ady?” asked Shagey. ner,”” came the reply, and the door open to allow the Ugly One to step bt have laughed aloud had she not re ow sensitive to ridicule Shaggy’s for the handkerchief with which he his features was a red one covered » polka dots. In this two holes had front of the eyes—while two smaller he nostrils allowed the man to breathe cloth was then tightly drawn over ’s face and knotted at the back of his essed in clothes that had once bee? were sadly worn and frayed. His had holes in them, and his shoes d and needed blackening. “But what (Continued on Page 4.) 3 Baa gtd 3S 4 oe? ae “4 oy <i ‘ a ae isp ea % oe Paes % . Ny eile Sa a iy ee es ne San on AAT s ————— , erry % C re Ar? *~ HE SAS A WHIRLWIND ON , TH b< RICK TURNED OuT Yo BE THE” prog ao BUT HI? BErT P )) Vat By ‘H gt “alsa : V HARRISON Cavy : On LOOK EE POP bY JINKS! t] yes ee ee aH ——— ec 2 ROLLER SKATES }}6UY YOU A PAIR-1 WAS | Now WRAP bet Gene SOR YS (YESSIR- THERES == — uid = R A WHIRL WI AP EM RIGHT uP FoR ee A | OLLER SKATES leis eae am ON df TO-MORROW im GOIN To SHOW ~ A BETTER Se = \\ { , Al —— ou are mistaken about that,” saig = \ NSELF bo mgd HERE ALL TH’TRICKS R IN TO walinas” Sasi pre is a new King of the gnomes, = K ROLLERS —_——_f D, in Ruggedo’s place, and he ha oH \ ZA =———_] shall go free.” | e | tii Za —— are not go free!"’ said the Ugly One, ne — ————_f despair. roan — CBee, Brother?” asked Shaggy, anxiously. | - yn aw} Gg NO TO OH ON eS

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Pr Sr eit ine | ————————— | The Ghost tar of Three-Bar anch eae — : + 4 aeense 5 ® Eras . . &s eee om a xe doings of ranch folks. } > Peg-Leg Hampton, re- a a ferred to by Sam Bower, + owner of the estate, as vu the only one-legged cow- ig ~ boy in captivity, when asked by his boss to re- \ cite the tale of a pecu- liar star that appeared from time to time over the weater-hole on the backbone of the mesa, coughed a little to cover his embarrassment, shuftied his good foot and wiped his mouth on & pac Agiacaees the back of a hand, be- fore beginning. Peg-Leg illumined his story with a ereat deal Qyoanncy advanced until within a few feet of the star, waved his arms aad cried, ‘‘Shoo! Shoo!’’ of rich material, so his listeners knew, when he finished, that same must be taken with a goodly supply of grains of salt. At least that’s what Chauncy Chase remarked laughingly, when Peg- Leg shoved back his chair and left the room. “What do you make of this star, uncle?’ Chaun- cy inquired of Sam Bower. “We of the city take little stock in such matters. Out here you folks have plenty of time to allow such rot to get on your imaginations, I take Ry “Oh,” was the answer slowly and deliberately delivered, “so far as to what it is, I don’t know; so far as to make a guess as to how and why it appears I am equally in the dark, even though the star is plenty light. All I make of it, my lad, 1s that it comes and goes, and I have seen . ‘“‘Probably the lantern of some 1..n's ghost hunt- ing his body!’”’ laughed Chauncy, who was more or less surprised at the reply of his uncle, well known to be a man of experience and wonderful judgment. “It may be that very thing,” earnestly agreed Sam Bower. “I don’t know. “Queer, that spooks and other uncanny things always happen out in the open spaces and never in crowded towns and cities,’’ sneered Chauncy. At these words the lad’s sister, one of the party arriving that evening, nudged him under the table and looked him straight in the eye with a stern expression to command silence. “Chauncy always was a little hard-headed,’”’ Mary Chase remarked, forcing pleasant words rather illy.. “Tt don’t take a hard head to disprove a crazy idea!” snapped Chauncy. ‘‘I'd like to see this ghost star and I bet I can take it out of the sky. I suppose, however, that it always shines on the rround.”’ ‘It does not, my boy,’ Mr. Bower hastened to assure the lad. “The star glistens with an intensity that is dazzling, and it’s always in the air—quite high up.” At that moment Peg-Leg Hampton came pound- ing through the hall and, entering the dining-room, exhibited a rather pale face and a_ decidedly trembling hand as he announced, pointing to the West, through a window, “If you want to get a peek at the ghost star now, folks, take a 100k! There she is!” Chauncy Chase almost fell over his chair in his efforts to reach the window,. before there was a chance of the spooky apparition making a getaway, so to speak. He was followed by Peg-Leg Hamp- ton, and the latter, pointing a shaky finger straight ahead, muttered: “You don’t have to imagine anything to see that ghost star, young fellow!” “Tt’s a real star—that is, it is an awful bright one—that is ’ muttered Chauncy, intently gaz- ing upon the distant glistening object. ‘‘*That is!’’’ roared Peg-Leg, miffed at the self- assumed wiseness of a tenderfoot who dare come to Three-Bar ranch and attempt to make foois of the natives, ‘fa ghost star, kid! Anybody whuwo says it isn’t is a crazy al wt es + cs 2 ‘ax Coys and Girl's PA on ge ore 1 GrmmmmP ff cpges » Post-fdés gre by — AW ox cbr 7 1926 ; ; ° 7 : x —, ~ Sam Bower rose and waved a hand at Peg-Leg. “Oh, I don’t mind a little roast like that!”’ Chauncy laughed. ‘Now listen! If any of you. have the nerve to go out with me and investigate that ghost star, here’s your chance. I'd be willing to go alone, only I’ve never been here before and do not know the lay of the land hereabouts.”’ “Oh, there are no holes to fall into,” teg-Leg hastened to advise the speaker. “Hop to it. I'l go with you. It won’t be the first time yours truly has run after that star and seen it go out in a twinkling, as soon as voices speak in the vicinity.” “Do you mean to say you can get near it?” al- most gasped Mar~. “Surest thing you know. Can get within a stone’s throw of the light,’’ Peg-Leg answered. “If that be the ease,” turning to her brother, Mary firmly declared, “you, Chauncy Chase, are going to remain right where you are. I promised mother I’d look after you, even though you are a year older than I.’”’ Mary remarked something undertone that reflected upon Chauncy’s judgment, evidently, for he scowled and, picking up his cap and beckoning to Peg-Leg, strode from the room. Mary pouted, her uncle smiled and the others at table just remained neutral. “Let them zo,” Uncle Bower remarked. “Nothing will harm them, I am sure. Others have gone out there, looked, figured and come back none the wiser. None have ever been hurt—that is, beyond getting a good scare.” Peg-Leg Hampton was not keen about: going on the little journey of investigation. More than once he had been frightened by the strange, uncanny thing that now glistened like a thousand-rayed could be figured fron)"; SS the house; but Peg-, Star some 25 feet above the ground, as near as a alive and then a faint rattling noise was heard for a moment, the light ceasing to glitter just before the rattling noise was audible. Chauncy Chase stood his ground a moment, but when Peg-Leg startled the night air with a terrified scream he turned and retreated a dozen steps. When the lad again looked back at the spot where the light had been blaz- ing in its white-green- purple brilliancy, there was nothing but dark- ness. Still, however, the rattling continued a ‘YY short time and then this i om noise also ceased. Hf Peg-Leg sought to ae a rise and make a hasty gh MCW retreat, but again he at Aida ait Se fell, and once more his i Ag te iip ery of terror broke the 7’ stillness. In the dark- ness a lantern appeared as Sam Bower, followed 3 id +. * by all the other occu- ofthe pants of the _ ranch 2 “> house, started forward # &, WN, to rescue the adventur- , vr ers in distress, so it ap- ‘ peared. Half way between the house and the place where the _ star. had shone, Chauncy was met. He was coming back minus his cap... fo tell the truth, this boy was not so badly fright- ened over the stur as he was by the cries of Peg- Leg; for he did net know what happened to the one-legged cowboy. “Hurt?’’ shouted Um cle Bower “I am not; but I don’t know what’s the matter » with the other fellow!” Chauncy answered, gale ing his relatives’ side. Presently Peg-Leg came on the hop. He had © left his stump behind, having unstrapped it from” his leg and set out on the one good foot that Mm mained for his use. “Never again!’”’ gasped the fellow. “Somebody tripped me—threw me down and held me there I heard—” “I heard, too!’’ snapped Chauncy Chase, shaking his finger in the man’s face. ‘‘You bellowed like a dying bull. If you’d kept still, instead of acting the baby, we might have fathomed the mystery of that spluttering thing.” “Yes—you talk!” snarled the cowboy. “Next — time it appears, you go alone, for all of me, and do the investigating. I’m off the thing for life, I am!” quired of the one-legged man. “Naw!’’ Chauncy declared. “Nothing touched. § him, except the ground when he struck it. Talk about wild and woolly Western range riders! Gee, any kid of the city streets has more nerve that one of these dubs!”’ Just then the moon broke through a bank of clouds and shone brightly over the countryside. A moment later the ghost star again blazed in the same old spot. Chauncy Chase, to the surprise of all the ranch folks and to the alarm of his sister, turned and strode towards the place. Upon reach- ing the wooden stump-leg of Peg-Leg, Chauncey picked up the object, cast it as far towards the ~ (Contnued on Page 7.) Leg was willing to take what came, in or- der to witness the ut- ter mystification of Mr. Chauncy Chase. The two set out in the gloom. Peg-Leg’s stump crunched in the sand and gravel and swished among the sagebrush as the pair advanced upon the ghost star. The inves-| tigators reached a/ point some 20 feet | from tl j I | : the object, when | ERE are 10 ponies Peg-Leg’s stump, seif. When you do Slipped between two. send you immediately 400 Ix Solve This Puzzle—Get Fine Prize Free 10 Beautiful Shetland Ponies Given By drawing Sbig X's you can put each pony in a yard by him- mer ine this, send your an you % & wonderful! pony story and pictures of ten prize ponies. I will also ints towards the Beautiful Shetland Pony, bridle and sad er fight away and I will immediately send half-buried bits of | die and tell you how to get 100 more points which will win him. I also offer $100.00 rock and down he a /y and girl can get at least $1.00 in cash. ponies will be awarded April 10th and will be sent promptly. If there is a tie for any prize, fell. The man uttered 10 Shetland Ponies Given ie addition to the pony, bridle and saddle ovens a cry of fright, for, just as he tumbled, the | star spluttered as if | ® pony will be sent to each one tying. Send no money, just your answer right away. EE. DAVIS, Pony Man, Desk 459 891 First St, Des Moines, lows “Did anything touch you—really?”’ Mary in- = That great long Thin-faced gi. The one that al- Ways makes r Came to the ( To drink coal And act-ed like He meant to sj He stood so long And looked so That I said, “Sir, Do you feel ba Now no gi-raffe Has yet been f To ut-ter eith- _ Er word or sou But though he’s Lent as the skie He does his talk- Ing with his ey I sailed up near, And he be-gan, | “I want to be | A friend to Man 5 % | fs ‘ «= Ks 2 v ” ry w a , ; SUS JUD ‘ Each of the above picte “ue proper order, their initia A nenceagsiee = : : - The Ghost Star of 3 Ranch , (Continued Prom 6 frowd as Possible and growled, ‘ he man’s pin! Give it to him. ‘He 1 = to make a &et-away.”’ | the advanced until within a | rat, Waved his arms and cried, ‘ whe heal tnediatels the light went seg a le rattling noise once more. cou a at Something that nome mene see on the ground. This he 5 Saal bi. the slowly advancing- | — ar-maker!” shouted the lad. uttering something struck Peg.

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_ | 4 al ] alive and then a faint rattling noise was heard for a moment, the light ceasing to glitter just before the rattling noise was audible. Chauney Chase stood his ground a moment, but when Peg-Leg startled the night air with a terrified scream he turned and retreated a dozen steps. When the lad again looked back at the spot where the light had been blaz- ing in its white-green- purple brilliancy, there was nothing but dark- ness. Still, however, the rattling continued a short time and then this noise also ceased. Peg-Leg sought to rise and make a hasty retreat, but again he fell, and once more his ery of terror broke the stillness. In the dark- ness a lantern appeared as Sam Bower, followed by all the other occu- pants of the ranch house, started forward to rescue the adventur- ers in distress, so it ap- peared. Half way between the house and the _ place where the star had shone, Chauncy was met. He was coming back minus his cap. [0 tell the truth, this boy was not so badly fright- ened over the star as he was by the cries of Peg- Leg; for he did not know what happened to the one-legged cowboy. “Wurt?’’ shouted Un Shoo!’ ut 1 don’t know what’s the mutter fellow!’’ Chauncy answered, gain- s’ side. g-leg came on the hop. He had behind, having unstrapped it from out on the one good foot that re- use. nt” gasped the fellow. Somebody hrew me down and held me there. >!’ snapped Chauncy Chase, shaking he man’s face. “You bellowed like If vou’d kept still, instead of acting might have fathomed the mystery ng thing.” ode enarled the cowboy. ‘Next 3, you go alone, for all of me, and rating. I'm off the thing for life, I ng touch you—really?” Mary in- one-legged man. auncy declared. “Nothing e ground when he struck it. Talk , woolly Western range riders! Gee, e city streets has more nerve thaD lubs!”’ * moon broke through a bank of yne brightly over the countryside. A the ghost star again blazed in the Chauncy Chase, to the surprise of olks and to the alarm of his sister, ode towards the place. Upon reach- en stump-leg of Peg-Leg, Chauncy object, cast it as far towards the (Contnued on Page 7.) —— —— touched —~ >t Fine Prize Free nd Ponies Given rd by him- a can put each pony ins y™ S Aight away and I will immediately send tures of ten prize ponies. I will a » utiful Shetland Pony, bridle and s# which wil! win him. I also offer $100.00 ition to the pony, bridle and ssddie ered, d girl can get at least $1.00 in cas Fa. at promptly. If there is 6 tie for ans prize, money. juss your answer righi sway. 801 First St, Des Moines, lowa IIS THE YELLOW That great long-necked, Thin-taced gi-raffe. The one that al- Ways makes me laugh, Came to the pond To drink to-day, And act-ed like He meant to stay. He stood so long, And looked so sad, That I said, “Sir, Do you feel bad?” NN w Now no gi-raffe Has yet been found, To ut-ter eith- Er word or sound. But though he’s si- Lent as the skies, He does his talk- Ing with his eyes. I sailed up near, And he be-gan, “I want to be A friend to Man. 4 a DUCK RHYMES “I’m ve-ry strong, Hitched to a cart. I'd earn my liv- Ing from the start! Can you see that? The peor old soul! A gi-raffe team, With a load of coal! “Dear Sir,” I said, “For-get the cart, And cul-ti-vate A cheer-ful heart. “You'll be a friend To Man, Gi-raffe. If you'll just help To make him laugh. “We'll all be glad To have you here. My friends will Ike You, nev-er fear.” “Thank you,” he said. In his queer way re @] 4 Pll bring my fam- I-ly and stay!” > | {taqs M. G. TERRY. NAVAN, VV INI VA ~= AVY, RING a A /, Vv WY, 4 Rha N/ i a if \ IN) wane \¥4 ») osid)))) aa MF SS, f RRA a a V/ Y £ YI WF, ( My WHAT CITY IS BURIED HERE? . 7d SUS JUD eet > ee * 4+/@atacae sts“ me. ~ > SD ’ act the prop The (,n081 star oft QD. | Raneh (Continued From Page 6.) ‘rowd as possible and growled, “‘There’s the brave man's pin! Give it to him. order to make a get-away.” Chauncey advanced until within a few steps of the star, waved his arms and cried, ‘‘Shoo! Shoo!” “tg immediately the light went out, there was gy the rattling noise once more and then the dashed at something that none but himself — see on the ground. This he picked up and “Tew at the slowly advancing: crowd. ‘There's Your star-maker!” shouted the lad. A fluttering something struck Peg-Leg squarely Three-Bay He may need it in Boys and Girls Magazine 1 of the above pictured objects may be defined | ‘r order, their initials, reading downward, wil) sy a4 Word of? ‘ tne nam When = | Epet! ? in the face and he béat it from him. The object was a crow, black as Egypt’s night! Without another word, Chauncey Chase returned to the house and sat on the porch steps to finish a tirade of ridicule Girected at Peg-Leg Hampton. The latter, the while strapping on his wooden leg, desperately exclaimed over and over again, ‘All right—all right! I’m the fall guy. I give up. I’m it. You are a wise gink, kid. You’re the rasp- berries,.”’ When Peg-Leg could stand upon two pins once more he good-naturedly shook Chauncy’s hand and the sarcasm ceased. It was all simple enough. Cross-country ran a lead of electrie ligbt wires that furnished circuits to ranch houses within a radius of several miles. Where the “ghost star’’ appeared, two wires, strung one above the other, “ Ss f i E2943 rightly Pie 4 ~_£ = - ue , : reat city of the Bast and also of the West Post-Dispatch—~March 7 seo. and written o were attached to a pole. One of the glass insula tors had become loose, so that when a crow that came to the spot occasionally to roost applied his weight to the upper wire the bird Sagged the wires together. In time this action Sawed bare spots on both wires and a “‘eross” Was Caused; therefore, a sizzling, brilliant ‘‘star” appeared at times. At the approach of anyone the crow left the perch, the wires separated and the “‘star’’ ceased Splutter. Chauncy discovered the dropping crow at the first visit and, in the gloom near the ground, had no trouble Capturing the bird crouching in the moonlight, when he made the second trip. the moon appeared a short time after the bir dropped to the ground from its took advantage of the light to wire, tt When d first queer perch. again fly so that it was frizhtened Off a second ¢ 1926 to the ime Pag: Se . e sa Y , Bes 4 A Boothe on 2a ve . f

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vi - : es : ‘; a ~ toon ‘ ve ~. th a OD Be OD wg “OS as- bas a ON apg, IP a wot. ye a an” . ae Ses ee oe ee” ia ’ 4 Mirmetur wees ud - On ¥ aS Cray > 4 A 2 ting i \ “ “a * ee & A RE NERS. COs & Ble stn IR eiMaiien a stb it “telegram” and aticking it In The Recent Death of TRAGEDY in Bret Harte’s Family 24 Richard Bret Harte, a Grandson, Reveals Two Striking Episodes of Misfortune. “Thank dear Nan, for your kind hopeful letter. I bave been very you, sick, very much disappointed; but I'm better now and am only waiting for some money to return. IT should have for the work 1 have done more than would help us out of our difficulties. But it doesn’t come, and «ven the money I've expected from the ‘Cap- ital’ for my story is seized by its cred- itors. “Can you wonder, Nan, that } have kept this from you? You have so hard a time of it there and I cannot bear to think of vou worried if tnere is the least hope of a change in my affairs as they look, day by day. Piatt has been gone nearly a month, was expected to return every day and only yesterday did I know positively of his inability to fulfill his promises. ———--- Came here three days ago and in a very few moments I Jearned from him that I need expect nothing for the particu- jar service [| had done him. I've been vilitied and abused in the papers for havine received compensation for my services when really and truly I have only received less than I should have got from any magazine or newspaper for my story. I sent vou fifty dollars by Mr. D—--—- because [ knew you would be in immediate need and there is no telegraph office on Long Island It was the only fifty I have made since I've been here. “T am waiting to hear from Osgood regarding an advance on that wretch- ed story. He writes me he does not quite like it. I shall probably hear from him tonight. God bless you and keep you and the children safe for the sake of BRET." city. But her a postoffice box so marked. And the letter was of such bulk that the postoffice clerk who handled it knew it wouldn't go through the compressed air tubes, and dil- rected it to be delivered as regular mail. This letter, with “telegram” serawled across it. which would have patched things up, was sticking under Harte's door when two artist friends of his, intent on visiting him, e€n- tered und found him dead. shows unnecessary tragedy; uncommon in author's HUS a totally and tragedies are not the Harte family. For the davebter and Richard Bret Harte’s aunt, Mrs. Jessamyv Bret Harte Steele, is elso a victim of the tragic; Bret Harte himsclt spent his quota and more of not entirely A paradox for the ‘‘pleasure- ax the author's biographer happy days. loving Hartes,” ealis them. Bret Harte died in 1902 He had been prosperous, but his prosperity was of the kind that saw a laree cueck arrive in the morping, as targe a check go out at noon, and numerous aud disappointed creditors throneing his doorstep in the evening. So died at the friend. in when he home of a Surrey, England. his wife and family far away from him, his JIineal contribution to them was love of pleasure, no funds, and the honor of being his deseendant. His eldest sou, Griswold. had died the year be- fore. The remaining children were another son, Francis, a dauerhter, Jeasamy, and «a younger daughter, Ethel Jessamy Harte was a woman of unusual! beauty and remarkable personality. {1 New York she marrted Henrys Milford steele and her personality and = irrespon- reckleas, madcap gaiety made among the merrier soctety of beauty, sible, soon her known the metropolis and the people of the stage long before her husband an nounced she was “‘monev mud and extrava- It was not kant, and it seems her ability to spend money equaled that of her famous fathe) The couple were divorced in Youkers, New York Early in the winter of 1906 Mrs. Steele went to Portland, Maine, at the invitation of society women of that city, to give an evening's reading of some of her father’s work. Her audience was rather astonished at the crudity of her performance, for she repeatedly had to be prompted. Page Two. BRET HARTE — This has never before been published. It the famous weeks before his photograph author three death. Suddenly she de- cided to remain for a time in Portland. She lived in one hotel and theg another, always forced to move be- cause she could not pay her bills, and before very lang the daughter of Bret Harte was an in- mate of Portland's poorhouse. This beautiful woman was alt once a thine of wonder to the other = In- mates. Nightly she attired herself = in one of her evening AN UNIQUE SIMILARITY On the left a letter from Bret Harte to his , , grandson, Richard Bret Harte, to his wife. wife: on the right a letter from the “Dearest: “Your IJetter midst of hammering brass, writing a came to me in the third «tory of ‘Some Women of Paris,’ poems, a violent and magnificent love affair. frantic letters to Diederich (the man's in Fez, Morocco), and the elec- tric light in my stadio and the ateller heing turned off on account of a God- forsaken unpaid bill. Im other words, vour Jetter came to me as a smile of cheer, as a sound of Jaughter long ago. “With pictures,’ I have done very little art this Three er four paintings in St. Tropez, regard to my year. and a number of portraits in pastel. Shades of Julian Harrison—~me doing portraits! Well, anyway, you will re- ceive the landscapes and the following portraits in crayon and pastel. Whatever you sell, and for God's sake, sell, you shall keep half for yourself and send me the rest, even if it breaks your heart. Send American dollar bills in a strong envelope. “‘f atmn at last ensconced in Dieder- ich’s studio. It is above his atelier. A break-neck staircase made by him- It is the most mar- velous place I have ever lived in. And in it I shal) produce the best and ut- most of me----in spite of the cats love- making on my roof, the rats down- stairs and the noisy water tap in the kitchen and the rain dripping in the tiny hall above the stairs. It is Paris, and lam there ‘Well, Lover, let me hear from you. Now, more than ever before, I believe f*-am at last finding myself. May the fruits be ours. self joins the two. “Your BRET.’’ it did, friends arranged a theatrical benefit for her and she was brought back to that rescuers were provident enough not to take the receipts and turn them Bret Harte Steele. Someone took charge of the money and a specified sum ‘vas given to her each month while the funds lasted. over to Jessamy A vear’s pauperisin was no lesson to Mrs. Steele. On the strength of her imperma- nant monthly remittance she forgot the aimsnouse and rejoine? the whirl of the days betore. Then suddenly she disap- peared. And noth- ing was heard of her until one Sun- day night at the weekly showinx of a motion pieture for the inmates of the St. Lawrence Hospital for the In- Sane at Ozdensbure, mew York. the words ‘‘Tennessee’s Pardner, Story oy Bret Harte,”"” were flashed On the screen. A A woman patient jumped to her feet and cried out, “My retnuer!. My fa- ther!’ And then it was first known — that this Mrs. Steele who could = remember nothing of the past rowns—-t he ward- was the Mrs. Steele robe she had spent Who was a daughter her last money on-—— Mrs. Jessamy Bret Harte Steele, the Oo! Bret Harte For and repaired to the daughter who went insane. In 1415 she had poorhouse table. lost her memory sowned, and surrounded = by the other paupers, she partook of such luxuries as the almshouse of the city of Portland, Maine, saw fit to put upon its tables. And after their sup- per, Mrs. . Steele and the other = re- celvers of alms would make for. the recreation hail, and there in her manner the expensively pauper would cheer her tellow unfortunates with from her father’s stories and The lines were never read, perhaps. to a more pathetic audience. And 30 hest gowned readings poems 1R attire did not rasp the feel- ings of the others Rather they felt flattered to have aoewoman of Mrs. Steele's prominence, beauty and splendor among = them. And they § felt sO sorry for her, they were so grieved at her plight, that took the friends and relatives had gtven them for tobacco or sweets and thrust them into her hand. [t was almost a vear before the informa- tion as to Jessamy Steele's whereabouts and condition trickled into New York. When they few coins and hid been taken to Bellevue Hospital in New York by another woman who described herself as Miss Harte. the sister of the pa- tient, Jessamy Steele, and after eight days in the psychopathic ward had heen removed to another hospital and ‘hen to the Institu- tion for the insane at Ogdensburg. There her identity remained a mystery to herself and to the officials. Her brief glimpse of the truth resulted in a demand for an attorney to be brought to her immediately so that she might bring suit against the producer of the picture for hav- ing adapted her father’s story without pav- ing her the royalties Were duly hers. Bret Which she eldimed But soon she had forgotten about Harte and about herself. Ob- livion. OW Jessamy Steele's brother, Francs Harte, had taken himself to Europe. He was a good-looking fellow—-the Kind that is described as debonair. Like his father and sister, he had no great sym- pathy for work and there is nothing to show that he ever really attempted 40 gain an understanding of that particular phase of RICHARD BRET HARTE, re- cently a suicide from gas-as- phyxiation in his Paris studio. endeavor. His chief 4g occupation was being the son of Bret Harte. First he went to En- gland, then to Swit- zerland, and there he married Mrs. Aileen Bonton Smith, a wealthy widow. Fran- cis Harte’s financial difficulties had ceased. Then six years ago. while still in hie prime, he became ill and died at St. Mor- itz. Behind him he left two sons, Richard Bret Harte and Geof- frey. The boys had been educated in En- Pland. Geoffrey was an industrious young man, the trait inher- ited from his mother. But not so Richard. Here was a dreamer, a sensitive, tempera- mental creature who believed his war the soul of ane artist. Not content to be merely the grandson of Bret Harte, he de- termined to make the recipient of his devo- tions refused to yield on the moment. She wanted, she declared, a little time to think it over, but that little time was entirely too name of Richard Bret long for the over-ar- Harte have a signifi- cance of its own. So he decided to paint decided to And so doing, he sailed for America and, once arrived, made for the West Coast -~his grandfather's happy hunting grounds. He visited San Francisco, journeyed to the mountains, then to Los Angeles and next to Hollywood. Motion pictures took his fancy and he was given a job in the scenario gepartment of a studio. and he write. \ O ONE night, sitting in a little Holly- wood cafe which styled itself a French cafe. a young woman at a nearby table struek his fancy. He asked his com. panion who she was, and. his companion informed him her name was Lillian George, a cinemna actress. About the same time, it Feems, the man with Miss George told her that at “that” table was Bret Harte’s grand- sOn, Richard. Harte and Miss George were introduced She had known Jessamy Steele, she to'd him; Mrs. Steele had posed for her, fo Miss George was adept at porcrait photoz- raphy and had once had a studio in the East. So they found much to talk of and Harte was obviously fascinated by her. As he and the man he had come to the cafe with walked away, Harte turned to him and said, “I'm finished. woman.”’ He immediately launched a Campaign of courtship, and strenuous though it was, the She’s my Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 7, 1926. Mrs. Richard Bret Harte, wife of the grand- son. She tells his story now for the first time. dent Richard. Return- ing to her home from “‘location’’ one day she found a note from Harte, which said: “Tf I can’t have you, I won't live without you.” She hastened to his apartment and there she found him twisting in agony. In the room was an empty poison bottle. The actress hastily summoned physicians and Harte was saved. Miss George took him to her apartment, cared for him until he was recovered, and then they were married. A year after Richard Harte’s marriage his father died.. Richard was left a consid- erable sum, so he took his wife to Paris. He felt the time was ripe for him to paint and to write and inscribe the name of another Harte on the imaginary marbles of art. UT Richard, true to the dictates of his pleasure-loving Harte ancestry, began spending his inheritance at high speed. And as he was not creating any especial furore either as a writer or a painter, his coffers had only a one-way gate. When the funds began to run low Richard's artistic en- deavors showed no signs of replenishing them. Mrs. Harte packed her bags and set off for Hollywood and the cinemas to do her share in replenishing the family fortunes. But Richard stayed on in France, practicing at his aspirations. In a letter she received from him, dated Paris, November 13. of last year, he told Mrs. Harte he had received her last letter; ad # ‘ i gual a | .* av} ~ “s ’ : os 5 reel Cfo* 7 iy hoeee tees. eS : that it came to him “in the midst of ham mering brass, writing a third story of ‘some Women of Paris,’ poems, a violent and mat nificent love affair ’* Inclosed with this letter was a picture taken of him at St. Tre pez the month before, and the photo was in scribed, ‘To my darling wife, Lillian.” Aaé he wrote of this picture: “Photo of R. B. Harte, noted debt acth mulator of Los Angeles, California. Ti photo (taken by the American Excited Pres Photos, Ltd., Inc.) shows the writer (0F art ist——or neither or both) standing at his work desk in the studio of Hunt Diederich " in St. Tropez. St. Tropez is a small por and fishing village in the south of Frane, where the wine is good, and which is noted for its bouillabaisse, a soup made of fish. He also included some poems concerns which he wanted her opinion. The next she heard of him he was dead. ND SHE sald of him, “I knew of course of Richard's ‘violent and mag pificent love affair’ in Paris. He ® lieved himself a great lover, even tho he was frail and not physically attractit® His life was lived in a world of dreams. He followed pretty faces and pretty faces him. This same girl, with whom ne quar reled at the last, stabbed him once ip but Richard ‘seemed only to care the am for her. ‘He wrote me of his loves and I amilet and tolerated them, for I understood his And always, after each new passion he turned to me, and I believe I am only one he ever really loved. He was peramental, a dreamer, an_ irresponel boy, swayed like the reed in the wind.” And so Richard Bret Harte died, becss® a letter was too bulky to go through Paris air tubes. The twist at the end oi story that would have made a tale for ™ grandfather's contemporary-—O. lienry. ia & Starti Adam Berry Is to Do a Few ot Things He Has - Wanted to Do. of All He Is Gor Read and Write. —Well, He Tells in His Own Way Seventy Years \leant to Him and the Future Is Go} Be. By HARRY R. BURI Of the .Post-Dispatch St OUNCIL lowa.—A¢ celebrated enty-first here on with an school se his prim | Adam, rich ful and three day his birthe startea to school to learn to read a His pretty teacher, Mrs. Ralph might be her pupil's granddaughte parate are their ages. “The next word, Adam,” she sa Slowly the old man reads it—-@ might read. ‘“‘R-eye-t,”” he are silent.” “Correct, Adam,” says the teach ding the approval that is leoked fo aged pupil's eyes, just as she used approval to the little lad in the fF before her, when she was teaching “It's hard to call him Adam.” plains, ‘but he wanted it that way.” [It was Saturday, January 30. th Berry, having sold hia 160-acre fa miles west of Macedonia, lowa. on says, “The g ap neer trail, and having recelyed $300 an acre, came into Boyles Council Bhbuffs, and wanted to ente to learn to read and write. Ralph principal of the school, listened to } and shook his head. “We've nothing,’* he said, “to 6 Our classes are all based upon a prin ucation. And they keep us so busy no time for spectal pupils.” “My Shakin’ agains so Adam Berry tells the sto I don't know why. I was just afraid I'd never be able I just felt like ery knees was I was scared. to read or write. that.” Probably there were tears in ft Certainly th And Ralph Le tech in his own throat as he he Adam's atory. Wait,” he he told me mans faded blue eyes. & quaver in his voice. au Ca “You come b Morrow I!) think it over.” ihat evenine, at the dinner table, farmer's vig something .or him, bug said aged iiut 7] ean said -Mrs. Letts, ¥é@ Ci! Viper he was a teacher in the @ enough. ~ 1) () ' ‘ Mrs. ner. next das p> Wis introduced to \dam Was to come an hi ay and recite to a. But an doesnt measure the old tion The lessons have gradug Adam started t wonday, February ] On his bl ; 9 , JO ee saypent Tour hours in reeitation. Demseives \ i T . ind [ never, Letts, * quick to save Mra iy O learn, go interest] educat Dusiness did Adam Herr It was found th awaited th 4.0 be called to join his wife Tf ars avo Berry, then a wild Cambe into Sthver Creex cause he needed an because he i) Ss ’ - = , lib SO ,.One TN Whiie fie 'awattamie County, lowa, " mi w he got thers Hie was ereliet A wanderer [p and ntry he had drifted for aim himself a Jo “taved Five years later Tig 18 JleCemhber his wife died idren dain wae aione daytime | } ic] thre tock to feed and th ok after. Lcould keep Bia Wai ard I'd look up from thinkin 1} i ite ria hts guick in @ shed there r “ ” =~ Z =) ~ a

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it came to him “in the midst of ham- ng brass, writing a third story of ‘Some men of Paris.’ poems, a violent and mag- ent love affair Inclosed with this or was a picture taken of him at St. Tro- the month before, and the photo was Iin- bed, ‘‘To my darling wife, Lillian.” And rrote of this picture: Photo of R. B. Harte, noted debt accu- tor of Los Angeles, California. This o (taken by the American Excited prees os, Ltd., Inc.) shows the writer (or art- or neither or both) standing at his desk in the studio of Hunt Diederich _ Tropez. St. Tropez is a small port ashing village in the south of France, e the wine is good, and which is noted ts bouillabaisse, a soup made of fish.’ also included some poems concerning he wanted her opinion. » next she heard of him he was dead. ND SHE sald of him, “I knew of course of Richard's ‘violent and m&& pnificent love affair’ in Paris. He be- himself a great lover, even though as frail and not physically attractive. fe was lived in a world of dreams. He red pretty faces and pretty faces held This same girl, with whom ne quar at the last, stabbed him once in Paris, Richard seemed only to care the more or. | wrote me of his loves and I amiled olerated them, for I understood him. Iways, after each new passion waned, hrned to me, and I believe I am the one he ever really loved. He was tem mental, a dreamer, an irresponsible swayed like the reed in the wind.” d so Richard Bret Harte died, becau* ter was too bulky to go throush ')” air tubes. The twist at the eid that would have made a tale ‘2! dfather’s contemporary-—O. lenry. Oi ~ Starting All Over Again at Adam Berry Is Going to Do a Few of Those Things He Has Always Wanted to Do. First of All He Is Going to Read and Write. Then —Well, He Tells Here in His Own Way What Seventy Years Has \leant to Him and What the Future Is Going to Be. By HARRY R. BURKE Of the Post-Dispatch Staff OUNCIL lowa BLUFFS, Adam Berry celebrated his sev- enty-first birthday here on February 4 with an extra-long school session over For Adan, rich. SUCCESS- his primer. ful and lonely, a ~ Sa ae. } three days before is. cli OE ees birthday had school to learn to read and write Mrs Letts, might be he! il's granddaughter, so dis- pretty teachel talph M parate are their ages “The next word ‘| } + ’ ; _ SiOwis the Old man Adam,” she saye reads it-—as a chiid Pp and the h nod- , , , allie wet ' : ee ‘co - mpmrova LA be ‘ ry 17} hei Adam.’ teacher. she used to smile in the front seat she was teaching school. him Adam.’ she ex- rN no 1} iv (aii o* plains. “but he wanted it that way. was Saturday, January 30, that Adam 1G0-acre farm, five Pio- recejyved for it Hovies ‘ . Wahbile LO e€fley having sold hits miles west of Macedonia, Iowa, on the neer trail, and having $300 an Council school to learn to read anc ite alph M. Letts principal of the school, listenec his gtory and shook his “We've not | he all based upon a primary ed- acre, came into College, Bluffs. and fs said, ‘‘to offer vou Our classes a ucation. And they keep us so busy we have no time for special puplils.’ “My knees shakin’ other,’ so Adam Berry tells the story, Il was scared I don't I guess I was just afraid I'd never be able to learn ] just felt ilke cryin’ when each was against and Know why to read or write he told me that.” Probably there were tears in the old Certainly there was And Ralph Letts felt heard old mans faded biue eyes. &@ quaver in his voice acatch in his own throat as he Adam's story. “Wait, he morrow I said “You come back to- think it over dinner table, _ . 4 : , *VeDINe a ‘ it ‘ . . rari ; & But an ‘rradually ex- ton ‘ " ' (fended ft ryis : j 3 efarter to scgpool Aut t bhi OY) Monday. birthday educatio Berry ADAM BERRY, lowa patriarch. much for me to do all It war winte! me T) Always a littl needed the Htbd! Was ahead “ee nd lonely newspaper, fro /1 ractory. He had been west to Pu- And then, 40 lowa and shop, or eblo, Denver and Salt Lake yCars drifted chopped wood for his breakfast that Sunday ago, ne had into morning out on the McFall place, near Mace- donia After breakfast he had mile and a half to the Jimmy Ratnbow farm And there he would go to town walked a and found a job stayed When payday came he Liquor would flow. There would be some fights, He doesn’t like to talk of them now. “and “But one night I went home,’ he saya, went to sleep out in the barn with the horses. And wien I woke up it seemed to me I didn't even have horse-sense, to be aleep- ing with the horses like that. I had brought And 1 broke there My >? & quart of liquor out with me. right “Why ‘It ain't fit for any man,’ I said, and from the stall. then and boss said didn't you sell it to me‘ that day I have never taken a drink.’ DJOINING the farm owned by a Rainbow place was a 160-acre widow. Within five ed on the Berry's wife ‘I'd field,’ he ant and nice years after he astart- ftainbow place she was Adam seen her In ate said, ‘and she was and I'd day. After I quit drinkin’ I thought of mak next pleas- pass the time of 1nd so I courted about” We liked each other and thought we'd get on to- in something of myself her Hiow did it come just And We did get on- fo! +7) years Don't the You S¢e, gether Man wasnt born to live alone Apostie say something like that? that is why I'm learning now to read and write I'm so much alone. ‘she had been a school teacher. She used to read to be a Magazine n hy; If I ever / WP] i a COUI0OD and watch sitive m Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 7, 1926. in Council Bluffs, lowa - eee And she'd read the Bible, or maybe a good novel I wish I could remember the namea of them novels she read I'd like to read them again myself Maybe it would sort of bring her back “T had a horse and buggy when I married Berry continued “That was her, Adam CT ON the thrived Vottawattamle little farm they those “two No farmer tn Counts was quite stock as Adam topped the Chi- cago market with his steers, and the Kansas City The hard times of the ‘90s passed him over un- arch a hand with Berry Again and again hes market and the Omaha market scathed, though others thereabout were their farm So did the did the drop in turning ovel holdings to the mortgagees panic of 1907 SO prices which followed the The neighbors all said it was stock He will laughingly years of war because he had a with Adam that. tell you that he only treated his feeders Hike way Berry laughs at he would want to be treated Neighbors were dropping in to see him at the lel Hotel as he One of hem, in from Silver Creek Township for a told his story day, gave a better insight into the old man’s method. wtf, yaa and leave a ¢ him get up dinner half-finished be- feed the cattle I'd never had the luck said, “I've seen good cause it was time to never do that But I with cattle Uncle Adam had.’ “Teats Adam “Reckon you wouldn't like it if your meals ready Mavbe about it until when you did get your food it wouldn't responded Berry. wasnt youd fret do you the good it ought to. That's the way with cattle I alwave fed regular No mat ter what And, I'll tell vou another secret clean they barrowful of good cattle to eat ff I always had a fresh dirt for them wanted it It sounds like a whim‘or a superstition. But later the nutrition at professor of Medical writer asked the Creighton University ““Sctentitically correct,” about it Victor minerals and School said Di tain Levinne “There are cer- certain bacteria in the #0il which the cattle need Hie had found that out from observation Most folks learn such DOOKs things from i? paranox of Adam Herry that al- though h carcely knew his letters he was far ineducated hadn't facts But thinking for him man tle Crammed Is head full ok he had done a ‘ self farming leader, he Was oved farm ma hiner) - Tiret ‘reek Ts mun in Shiver Sweet clove! now T ‘ Gs iand “‘tandard forage crop 1 that district barley pe made | rier acres wl aay 1} } fil “i! xs Was hank serip ‘ ANG Page Three. ogee NORTE CL See ieee eeicah cake re aha . ere aiares alte pad: he AM _ — ae — oe ee ee - > LIE ESL ATE eg GR RARE a rn eae ga lies ar ap ili. a fog CURL ae were. %e ye Seah ated a * : SN Naas pear EME Py - 5 , oe SE Se Taste eel Wak wo. Sas, oon es . ~~ er ne ee ae ¥ ore 7 0 : 2c. ee, {pO A EETAN gt Re e ov Se Hg “3 , Pe a ee ee ee hates a ee EI et aa tentidl * oom a os ee ee ee a ee ree Se een th ee tee ne RY GORD ELA ISD GP A RELA PE S I OIS v5 GR eS Nae! RAB ARIE N84 AE CA RETO EGER ORIN AE: EAL LON AR BITS A A “4 a en

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= Seer _—r ——_— —_— — eases P Lo bt. i A Mysterious Whisper Over the Telephone, 341,000 in Currency, a _ Police Trap—Enough Features to \Mlake an Unusual Bank Robbery That Came Very a Nearly Being Successtul. f 7, a - _ fi Be WILLIAM PETERS, the watchman who | t | did his duty. ey : i | im if / : | 1 | The @ponfession of the prisoners at the « fi i i ‘ e station x ained tf c nSpPiracs and thie ff } if i] oy @ i . , “= ’ — . . — ’ Hj / iF 7 e AG ii & G isi : 1ii1S a@ii( SS a | i? iad led j / : Hf i uD f it Feinsatels & handsome, well- ; ' i p co ' 4¢t iam iil an as I { if d ain Pont aa > ij “ di yw | A ‘ MmarKkabdly per- i, - i4ive personality, had been a depositor tp ‘Ww months ago a _—. a ee ccount in smal] amounts He would always make good the overdraft t same day And. besides, he + Pte +. a i. ” — IA Oe A ee A NE ONE et te 7 > — re » 4 f > a , | _— , - ¥ ’ ss made it a point to be exceptionally “nice” tg SA Pt ee eA OOD — es LL a eA NN ee oe ee eT ne a tae _- ee a a a tee era ¢ After a while he commenced putting ip mn —— oe —— nae” larger and larger overdrafts and delayed i r * . . a. ir ; . > j ; - a i) \ /] ngeer and ionger in making hem good. . & ae . * hes nt 4. . ~ . > From indreds they became thousands. ‘oe _ } ? ™ — ve im 3 2 - * Re ‘| | | From making zood e same day he delayed ‘ : { ‘ ; + ° > .* + . CG «= 2 ’ i. \\ \ ia to the next day, and then r several days. Ke 4 4 } : | > : + * ,. * > . ~ ' ' , —— a a \ } But a a Tpit e aiways Inade zood , “\ trgary? tf 7 . i 4 ok ’ Cer Re ere ae ‘ ,%" , _ tT — Se te = - - OON afte anuary 1, however, he over- ae Er tc ee drew his account between $4900 and Sf i} “ a se . . ad . | $5000 and failed to make a deposit to ROBERT Di OC Ct tee atte aa tt taste cover it for about a week Hoerber tele- | I phoned him several times and finally went | | t See OLY : By a Post-Dispatch Sta ke good said Hoerber. on te ae ne ee eae. ¥ ee ee Pe ww , « 4 " ie ’ oe “ AiGai i ae ‘> ’ af s a4 repli ,tima? ‘rr ’ . ad 7 . _# wm rmase fs ’ LAs Ste 4 s ‘ i’ . 5 ° ae sV\al [e. and it's i . rn ‘ ry , ’ re cua? TT? «>» =~ | fi } sb yOu J Cs sie ik ii he OADK [inds AP Et tee ‘> so © . | > . ‘ “ s o it at you ve carried me for so much, ; ——— ‘ - % ee ee eee ee ree adele ‘e If | Ount with a deposit t ver the shortage, 7 ty ° - > Fr _* sd ,* - * - r “ aute & ros ) ii a si e Lx it as Sur ‘ aS [ Can i = 1} "Ty" 5 ———s > > > ty = hy “. itnrmed th if 4 t Pe ad . “as s&s s1O0e¢T oer or 10 years a trusted employe, who seemed de «“ in the bank—~agreed eee * CAE Si J ’ * iw ’ ww ba t ’ my -* Ls a ’ ~~ te See Se nS Ae BERNE, Te nee . we —o tar ee : | i t make the false deposit entry and ROBERT SHERWOOD, vice president of the National Butchers and Drovers’ Bank. He caught the robbers red-handed a (Oo Mak 1@ {aise de] it entry and got the . ~ ; e s . r om of ; — . : im : i | tWo KKeepers, Hartman and Rappolt, to : | if ; : ‘ ; : a5. : i A : > . — in- ’ ow, 4 eh . * . , . bet = By ARTHUR H. STRAWN What's the trouble at the bank?" asked At 6 o'clock,” the | # assist him in keeping the matter quiet. The »4 — . 4 . ; " ’ i T° « 7 a. " - \ » pd ny was ‘ , : } bid o - -_ hh ta » . >» — a : +a “es ss nis fiancee anxiously We? nian Said io i oF remarkable thing about the arrangement, . ; ’ ‘> . : > = _* — . . ° ’ ~ . - - . . ~ . ne 4 — * \« > » . = 4 . . ‘ PBul s& 4 4 > a i pal Ja i, tK Dh Nothing WAY repiled Sherwood went downstairs to {| and one that does credit to Feinstein's pe .. & | , ) : il e had Wanted ¢f ake hds wif a watrh- Wis ww? wus f answered tf t - nee f mM un}- / iliar gifts. was that none of the bank em- ss : ’ ' } ; ° - ne ry , . + > } : ‘ hii i none. b * net siet pHOMe “ nsisted fourm t st eee 3 pioyes was getting a penny out of the ar- ; ad spent fi , | ’ “ ‘fr rere ITNT ‘ T)s © ~ ‘ “ - g. fron Peters, t watchmar thes Hartman | rangement! Feinstein got ail the money. He Bil : 7 . i ‘ . + ' Nt . tye 1" eet ner 41. Aa fae ver t Why, Peters toid me to deliver this mes rer to me and | simply gave them tickets for ail the fights ‘ ee x ; ee 1S rases that they use in court ~ P . > ex ¢ . ** - -— o ca 4 ' © I “esr t ’ - ~%? f we ; ss ™ “— ’ the tii A SAA t L J 4 ‘ : We nd @ &. = 2 i ¢ ee . 2a A : few ; j And 54 rmisec that ie wi vid ‘Take care of ; ; "he asked i500 as compensatio R f t } *y) ¢ - ; 4 @ sake ‘ > ‘ AVé + Pe hank > . LF ak ao 2 rem arkKs ®1i2¢- f | them he . : 5 f ~~ r ‘ ‘ , ‘ - " - iS¢ : ii Tie G: 2\ and not of legal a A pOnce sherwood then recalled that Peters had A PACKase 10 Chat CAL © Nee } — ee ee ee t : ; : ’ P e L TI ‘ > a . cer hrot? er Ciar grry pe 4 s- ° 4 @ir e* - . , ’ . oc? ‘bw ) @ . ve var 7 Px 3° wi r . ; iarxre;r and arger sums during tne month, she shes ; Baal ies een ucting queeérly for the past half-hou : 3 LOU Wi S ) ) : a en . ju PASI | LLIAM PETERS receiving check for $2500 for his services in preventing the robbe Vie resident Sh ; ria . ‘ould sack of the curious words the s ovund The wa man had be naking one nt Hoerber, the pavine at £ e presiden erwoo¢e confident that the employes would not dare an er 7 oe is seen giving the check. oe : | Irious, a story quite as [nnene ¢ . a rer 1) s Hf a ~ oo evening Rue +h z Pee Pa . Migs WB! 5 . : a6 expose him By t} 5 end of January Fein- 4 ‘ ; q ses bs 5 ; Ps ‘ts. ¥ Z . . ’ , ’ ~# . - é 4 > . > ~ . > . | ‘ - ——s | $ = f : 4) as "=e : Ww! is a ' ‘4 €3 . nd ¥ t . ra it¢ 4 A! ° jo) ° TI} r any?) r , i ? arti “ aL > ' ; nsie t 74 i 5 » aa‘ rar 2enia ry t 4 4 met: ? ery > high a> Sy al ‘Pp - stein had overdrawn a be Jt 4 = 9 JU - and the : Mh anything in | icuia pub Wo in at rudoi: arrel ove ers there was nothing unusual happening. It + . _ ‘ ; ; 4 i ‘ ’ S - ’ ; " — » % Ar - r -% S a be , es ni «. d - ‘ aa - M“ & > a 4 . ss . * on ; s . A ‘eo i ] : f=" . teats 1‘ Ou hide ion MmelogramMa in woienh B rece! rd paid no attention to then HI. ter. etumes |pany fter everybody has left the bank tonight Hoerb Bere bank employes had made false deposit en- P > - * bat MA 4S s 5 . hia iz WV b3ii44 eee" Woy 2” ’ , ¢ ‘? i. ahi ’ M a Pa. eteaey? *% 9? »> " ‘ vr hy iA ‘+r, _* ann . : : ‘te? ° , a On oY i - ss . pn res a ‘ ‘9 . - ‘ 2. » / - — *+ = : sm, : Waen apt axe a fake hoid-up of ¢ stood now that the. watchman was probahis f id been eartis the watchmar you take it over where [I told you. Then ves . tries against all his overdrafts , 18 To | | Bo eatin tae re. i toid you Phen Peters was delayet , , . " ’ L a r i ' r> F 4 ; » : + ’ : ; . > ‘ ; % 4 t : ee * i | i " - o *, — ° Nationai Buteh s and Drovers Hank heinge watehed anda a a er ‘ sued Li wWouian t arse (HougHt any- fake thie ticket ; a ba % eer a : The approach of the end of the month a0 . a iti i | aha Was a : ‘ waa A { 28 LiICKeCt Aan ig 0) ‘ n . — , ° . at aie | . . Ou S divas | iit » ANG bigot and for- The boss is st hore Petere tenlied , R a” . me ° s : 7 : A ‘ r ‘ _ a . , ‘ - ‘ ~~ i 4 bh’ 4 4 | { > i i : ; . " 4 — 7 etc - + Ww ork uu me * ; Sm + r ‘ : ‘ y . , erm in ~~ ‘* . mo - ss . 4 *, : . c . a ’ . . > i. m 4 com ¢ 3 “7 2. a, ‘ru ° . * hia 4 : >* st, . York wa , 1b approx ate wit im directls Some mischief was -Oing Of } You KnoW were giad to d get all about it He then handed me a tick- non Tanti waiiiie seein , oy made them désperate enough to try the fake 3 ; cB iu : ‘ sak 5 | { le ‘ g ) ing bor a on 2 a y @ Troan . ala , P . ’ , ; " - . > © s . > s : + ad 4 Vs _: a i 4 4 , ‘ = ie a & . »* : : _* i) } (ibe A by ; me 4 ‘a > . Por ‘ 7 . , rn @ by i we = 4 =. : teas t . is ear - va i - 4 % + om " ‘i cs " ™ —_ m ° — os 2 - 4 ‘ T ~ ‘ e ; \ ; ; ? woe .T eam fear . 1 “7 ; ’ — i» . - ‘oo ? - ) ~~ “ : r 4 = willie 76 bs i " = . : ‘ bh ’ 4 . Ss “ ‘ , ee FS SE ank's tel va evel . arm his fiancee 1 tOig : was {00 18 Madison Square Garden and added dn : knew that the game would be up when We tidn tia arn hi 4a8O0N Squat f Ae 1 added \very- Patera went on Say. Louis AD you 4 ; - . - , >. a, ; _- 4 ™ == % ae » -4 ‘ . | > ‘ . . ° ~ ’ ‘ . — , ~? 4 > » rT 4 d ey ~ & - Sahay . sd rs a Gl; exian )? Pete's alwars«x worried ab ¢ g ‘ ria . atu Ss =a haTC ft ‘ fhinge & e O RK. s ion t wor: And for awit eg hookkeepers and got out of As i Sines is married : " . . P . ic 4 . . io as * Pe | ie’ ta 4 ws . d evi "y Oe? me sO Mme a ‘ nearer e% -_ Garden a ” ~ + . > oe ° ——e , " * +4 ~ ae > > ~-é ~ is ‘ hab . ara ihe others enivleves O i Ye U8) Were Mintitea rnd rTAeN Oo PTD 4 Wer e : ia 24 ee ' ™ — ¢ } tat _ ,, Aor bene 40 a? ; oa . . . Vt. ~ as " se . . - ‘ $ . . . * no Ty .* > Pe ; ger | = ? "2 - » +? “ae 8 eat and - ° ~~ cam V . \ SX Ai 7 ‘ if at = sare don ? fa ca es .™ \ 7 4 + ie > — - - +4 ee Oiy S[TaRiemenis LO Gcepasi UTS As we . ya A. ne >A ai ® Henry 1% A/4 se i sfi?* — d te 7 » ‘ . 5 Aa — id ad’ / Aad . " *Pipiyjes »? (ofA ‘3? A 5 ‘ 4 ui , month. They rigured that ss SUSt the same Robert —-: -s —« “ i > ’ + wade ’ ~ — . ~ » L oe ? bs ~ o ~ . . ’ a 7 wt a . - | - con ~y .© ae » | . 7 -—o ) +> 5 | £ * , * . . Sha tl = «4 ‘ $4 4 If ‘ Pia i 4% GS od | ‘ ah ba! r1iake ‘? Ook ine y ene a tT) ? ‘YS could de- ; : , ’ . ry ; rT} thar > 4 tr . ts ; . ‘mney’ T 3 ~f ¢h ; ¢ io 1) hb i oe bh = tae ee Pci p etna Nope rt eS Rot ort re a y } oreaia . ~* , yh was ta 4 sO’ a nah _ + ‘ * ( DIDN a AnDoOW “Ww CAT 4 19> THe w s}s 7% .e arug store Al rignt, I ies O@ PFigot . : 3 Sie ‘ is ‘ iit ; ‘ 2 é eryt? "4 , > rig : ai si : a . : ~~ . . .o% . ae on fw ; Pe > , ’ : . r ty | ? e;?f , st 4 = = “ ’ . ‘o- . p mit eno amis mone’ t , F's instein . account : ~~ 2 y ‘ are ) . } | " ro 4 a ae ‘ " o . ,var et Ss 7 . a at : ‘ : oo “wae : | 4 va hata 7 : thn ont - j a ‘ ‘ 4 aA ? A iL ’ i? + , ? . 3 — ¢f ‘ + . . a al > ° a he a4 44 4 - snr 4 \4 a : ; Z Zz -* *% > a va > ~ . . * ~ > . ~ | ~ ~~ ™~ + > ° 4) , j : ' ¥ ry ~- y ° | & 7 a 4 . _ ac : , a ' 4 7 + 3 . ‘ 4? Pi m . 3 rie xt uay VV make Lise J , AS Vis& Our event ? ee 7 = . . a e? 7 > a > ~ i - = a s ¢ i is ~m % rT 4 ‘ ~~ Ae °F r > > i MANS f att are Ts waa . ck the ia . 4 ak é : ha = * i ~ A ‘ il “ee — : 5 _ M + P - a 3 ae eo h NAG erte?s Mian Sé ‘é ov th 4¢ I 4 om 4 i is 4 ‘ e * > W i = Ti Lie¢ + = eae’ ‘ - } , as i ‘ O46 F on 4 >» + : . = 4 n aa i Ae f } j > 4 ve ; " a> a oe 1 : ‘> - Vee an . - . . : ; sate an - - - . =a 4 ° oa Ha business had by : Pinisho.t anda n at . et GS ‘ Vai. A iis ruLOMacis was n 2 oa . would fal! in with the nian ar ; >} a we o li af j reters Went our the front floor SHie Tre ¥ Be 2 ' ‘ and a : \a 532} . * =o Se th hbase : . spittin ¢ 13 , , - 3 ‘ 6 ‘ > ‘ . 4 4 ai + ~ueVVU » e* 2108 ‘ . > ’ " oe - ‘ - = . ’ ? ‘ ; ,~ ‘ - ‘= a. “2 ' _o - . 5 ’ ‘ - hate ™ a> we oO ‘a > in * of: > > : : ; ’ r é : emmy loves had Uistye aranbal. But Tharp “ "4 : ' sa =e Bae a ° oe : ? : , ea _ wa fF } w a’ , ie - » 8S Se vi a, . Said 4 rignt ar ) ad OG aha Loree ae etives Wen = Bi F ’ > wy i “. = . ) + '*% ; ~ * as . : j ‘ aA ’ ; ‘ Py > 5 | . \ ‘ 4 4 o — on _* ~ « . — rs 4 "9 ~* a ? ee 4 . vars i : ay ws ; Kies) FM " + ; , * . eventru, Higot., Hoerber gave Fein- . «4 > . —* * . . . Ss > - A ~ n-” . . 4 P 7 : ee two reeeaon.k foyer Qiv > © - ‘ ) ai ive 4 st * if ii sé ‘ t- SUA Was A + « b _ 4 ‘ n r ayy : ij , ‘f ) Li Ih i ( if ‘ a SUDL an Te { . ss al . in ‘ tor es thas i. 4 aes at¢ 7. $ ? i} f) 830) oe rrren 5 in wrap ; t . * 1, . ‘ > > . | , is sizes ‘ “ . . eer aa a 4 as \ 444 "ha Aaa ’ ft ‘ , 4 } Th! > Toi r > r’ ei + . — 9 , 4 > cs iF " 4 *% , 4 +h ‘ + - ao late. One reason was that the youne = “* ; thousand. but there’a more to co with that moeroer were watching me all evening, so. COR wa a. 4 co were tens Kuara tne ‘i. ° Petes & ) rit} 1 ; r ca it er, i pent ach: ge — . 2 eas Oe : pers With Fecerai neserve “eais with- es P 5 : — : r aX ‘m6 3 Hassed =A PW) gs @ Ww 2 3 Genisi *rn car —_ ei a ~" ae rey a f alr: hank , 4 . ¥ ; a " ' Amat i¢ r ror he i ‘ mit i wre irs , j cf i > ‘ : 4 vy cs es i “i wr ; . nas ae “ oe eae Ts eae : G ki ai 4 , BAY AD (Oing ae v 1) I anh ano aid 4 + ne ~ tilaA ~ > - + ~ 14 \ 4 ; ste making any t niry vi wit drawai. AD . i” ty 5 a? tye ’ ; t , ; ey 4 : J That? oof = ’ : ' r = sis - ' ; 4 — ai a ~* . * ' ; - J ‘ + ; FON ¢ $7 Ww + ‘ . . % QAai: vi 9 a LaAxi 4 . a wis e a ° \ P 14 , @itiuaita Nai AV.VY ' was Lieu eega@ aA pud s* j a @ a ae > > oO . P F. Gay before and wanted all the time ‘ Lied ete he af 4 There Hiv be 1 , and 7 ‘ sherwood Ww Wit? his attractive at ae ailing: cehance wares ng se SGCced na , hiaAd . , - He i ‘ : 4 44 a - 4 - . ' ; . vor : Bet ‘ - — ir 4, arty? r - ‘ 5 4 - ry T ‘ ¢* > ‘ 4 iG Care Bua QiGgGgen n t e waste cal ~ " -_. " i } : e* 4 - od t > J ra = *. ~~? +h ; 7 . find to acquaint himsel? with his new je ae pi ay eee i ce a ee a. bi parance. quick wit and rapahbility | . Jrive siow [ want that machin ehind | 7 , . bass io : and me here at the time. You wont be pearance, qu it and capability, has a in the basement. A ititie seca vee — ‘ Ws I At 1 fneg . 4) 7 _ He ‘ ee eel “0 4 ad ‘la o~ by _ “ ss S45 if 42 ass a4 é isi i? sas’ /i _ ss ' 2 ¢* {) al Wie 4 4 . : a) rr. mr? 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VUSIBDeS ra’ ' tak , 4 > ok ' ¢ NOliCs After Riphin a iS ee tir : on - FORT Y-NIN ¢t and Eighth ' ’ . * ii @R “ ~~ j i 4 The ‘ > 7 as ‘ ’ ; asia +" 1 “u a? 4 i — SF ’ th . , ‘ 4 e SITDDENLY decided that hit, aie as — “se ) a. 2s ‘ wonwe hn P All the men itnvolved confessed as soon 88 Mo ft a) ae e2GeGq 4 i i ? 4 Ae IO ia rioeerDder Pir - ; . : —4 the Weer T = eh Wee — ee , avenue Peters ut oO the tax! ae : e 2 ' . L ws MNone' ‘A 4 ’ i ' Sia arrived if ? — tod . tr ‘ ed : { r ! 4 ‘¢ 4 ? tJ y 4 . arresteg #ECe I 4 Ks inate rié i ynftess ® ’ whey a | ” 4 li ' \ ] ; : ‘ ris . i~® ry , ‘ t rg 4 ; , ® P P “Wt } aan. Tf A = ‘a arr Hart- > os - . A 4 ”* 4 . » , “ 3? | ts 4 , d r | t . ; 4 i Py a 2 a >| so3 4 ‘ * . 2 > 7 Ww ; : : ry ’ f ’ BS Y f 7 , j ; . 4 ° eies 4 } ; ; ] »& , * a + t “ © ¥ er ¥ . eT 4 . 3 > } tJ ‘ rrency ‘ \ : ~ n % & i ‘ K ; * > " Dae - > . 2 - 4 ' ia 48 a G ride Der slLepped 0) ioorway A 4 4 4 .’ x f ~ ; ti : . A ; aw actea “& Pl P’ : P R : « . ‘ F ~ - rrinma@ iw — ‘ . +> the eK odar (one ‘wn 4 t ‘ r ‘ea , , > , x 47 ~ « : se r ‘ , . oe % _ \ A ‘ 4 s Aad ai* a wha 5 4 rai ‘ A ‘ St) Pe ‘ - ‘hm, z » a4 , e > > , ° 7 ’ > 4 . . rer ‘rT ; ' Ww ’ ° ’ > 4 serve Sea ~ at 4 intact 9 > ’ ‘ ty rt) > ‘ ii Ve rs ea is * = 2 hie ae 8 i i ' i 1 « ‘ - ‘ a — . x ae 9 : « ee ois snow wit Wrappers on Waat = can $3 « bad bh. but the Question was never answered. Thi : . Lin A * . , tad , . * i “Was Se tar’ ‘ ? " ‘ ; oe » » ‘ P ‘ a . > ° » ? i ‘ ’ * ‘ » : os ee . +> rtaGc . 42 CO! ar iTa % o ' Lu” > tJ ~ . » 4 be 4 ’ , }* re detective. : aa r 4 4 ‘ 4 4 ¥ , i M 4 | > “ 4,7 ¢ > a4 4 a , ¢ hout = ; — a : 4 . ¢ ae Ce Sa ? v t? a4 ve em ve Yee Ty a : Shar. #* e . ‘ w rt *' . > aa? , ? - 4 . rm x . — 6 > . _* ~ 3 ss ws . a ee is ; s * | : 4 4 Aas : San ™% ‘ . * | ; 4 } ai ‘ 4 27 vi a? | said > }P ae | tut 1 a +4 irfmat?t ~ 29 4 ‘ | e> _— . F A i’ 4 i Ba “4 @ _ “ ’ : IO + oP e } Q s* sa4ak » a A > * *%, eo ° . . ~ . ~ ‘4 — >..8 . ’ — T . ; ere , , ; , Oe e hy 4] fice? sy , , . r A sliv¥- . ‘ : aa 1.8 3) : ers 26 fed ; } wrest -. TT ! ) ari ’ ; ’ ' " . io ’ duh te ~ é -* o> om . te ' ie ‘ nv * irri ial un LOOKING around s ied ht i ¥ e was $1 d the wa nan would be ). and Hartman and Hoerber” wera ; : . . ; . ; . a -4 ; , >> ~ * > — 4 eh fj j ' 4 i ice t} at ‘ea, .F ait ' . 4 I tsa | ‘ is 4 6 Pe “| } 4 i i| xP if ' a” it T. : | --{ ¢ i y 7 ‘ > . + “A 8 od 7A) ? eh ? ,? + afar - vs Sa y ® Wai iia af 4 . i $1 000 ) ‘ Pe ‘ 3 o . se a . > ‘ . > Pi i e " , ‘ 5% - . i . | > 4 ; tf: “4 e ‘ . + ‘ : ‘ Willen: fera' aotrnethbing ’ a" Surprises ci t > . ‘ 4 fred 3 ae Coe ‘ P * - P : sin ‘ ; - “ - taken fr: im” toe bank y a inst. a3 0 ine aft- . i ? . ‘ ‘ . : ' prads . , us : . [tA mia} j 4a? , + , ‘ > A A f-hour ter hore ir A en : : ; i ‘ a. ee | ; ‘ oo a ~— - . : a i\ ‘ is + A ce »* ; Yours WorTua¢n wir? av 4 accuseti m) acd rmiry ana ‘ : mierd 4 ff nac es - aor : , , _— r ae , se om , 33 ie mT) (out ‘abe ? ‘a about $4; : y* would . . : . a ails . we 88 ° 8 aes ’ . lie ” eas miata . : ‘ é aa PEN ‘oo. . " ; - a Y ry oO m cs 5 } +5 ¢ ; y : : . ss — -=s . . ° lis , ce , sls all . 5 BUN y 4 keen ? ‘ - "nee! ’ } ahi ive Persil nM ile ADA w! ga it turned ‘ . 2? he ot } ’ ‘ y — ‘ . tT) y . . . a ” A ee ’ ‘ 2 , ’ _ 2 , } P , : . . ’ , “ }* ine id t . A ra 7 uy? ; } erfeonra ws tT 1 i . ¥ “> : By pte j « ; ne uy ; . - TT it . ; nVé : fe T) 1eposited 4 | ne xt day tf cover up a 4 ’ . hha e* ; ‘ ° ’ 4 " : : a ? _ oe “+ - . » bs + ’ . ; ‘ 2 . ; sit , ’ 5 ; asiG and told Peters tc AT «awer f at ater, Was e conspirator wh 1aG rganized "ain f te , ad é y' . P . “— « . o " | . - ss ‘ ‘ ~“ ’ . - . : ¥» ia * x gor ang ~ KDAievU : 4 he) , =) OG ‘ Ww i= ‘ AV vx . e. >? >. > : .'* * ois & » as of 68° Ge ae Heer . 3s? * “ a? } , : come out snerwood 1 sooner put ‘ ands ont oO een made the loss would have been 8 . an ; ‘ Oeenes ‘ “sf = t aq 3 lavcy rrfn = eb a . - — @ 4 . " a — ie : , ie ‘ aa as sah ii 4 atigé (3 +4 3 - Ae the young man re-entered the bank indle than he Jumped as if he had touched ste Aina 4H little more than $98 000 “ Part? 3 — ’ 4 = FT” can 4 - , > 26 - - i e a? » 4 _. — “es } mm 2 : , : we 4 asin + S856 s al Je a 4 7 p iy? e«, & ves - " Peters waiting at the do cau oid of 1 live wires That's more. Pe exciaimed , , A week later the bank rewarded its hom “4 : . et ery ys ’ Tr ~~ if i 4 i¢ ; , ‘ >’ ‘ A> sad dad =Oe r ruw rr “ : ‘ me?*aor m ’ ’ we *. a at a | _ r a ; a . . ~ - — % te we e a +) A) . 7 + as o46 as A ee OLDIZIn a Gs : ’ : : } ing ss S| Wat in an t ’ Dreme nting 1 Iti with a , . ’ ' ' Q rs 4 ' Vr Be’ 4 x , ‘ rile Pa a: } trey a.orm a e " . ee ‘at m4) . VA Want y | ~*~ wernmar oir + ay - a ; } } ‘ i} f 1 ‘ ; @ , ~ ?. ; 4 . ‘ bad i 7 f ? ; r ris . 7. ; ima, ‘ " Ma |? t t ii ; sha | a. wae a4 : : aiiis Aa ; - er i : nN > bod 4 Fe « ‘ 4 ‘ i ‘ sid ‘ y aid ¢ 1Trse of $° »U ; t na A paid-u > _o- +. | hs : : Feinats. 4 i or? - the i exrryr ( ?% ale « ~\)m thich acd ad earlier tn | evening Hor er (nen stepped out of a nea! ¥Y s.uto- ed vice president of the Nationa! Butchers ; i. . oo : ee . ; | ; — pee — ) | mobditie nA 1é setiviaA | , . . 5 zt] 4 . 4 pheumonia i ere with William Hartma e ORK Oe pe And — _eeewe eee Police later ap- and Drovers’ Bank, next day found himself ‘ - h : > « ee : g » t . ‘ rahe Yr ast uw” ~ > > ny he remarked as he ate oped ine da and oe hk ‘ wat 1man's story was ane - startit : pre j nd Fi Ray yi id NRAappo ao another | eae A little problem rf 2 own ery solve. . ry fh , es . . : . ut thy. tele hone «> > 4% . WV kkeener i th at nn } 7 — 0m 31 — ’ a ¢ revelations . ‘Mm tne o@ng, and ail four plot- He had fatled to keep his appointment that : _ ters (hen were under arr : | : under arrest eventful night with his fiancee ; : Page Four. M wane Sunda agazine y g St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 7, 1926. ) ee ae *

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Ay . WT QArs tatt' ‘y 2S eo nthe a $e ey ee gen wate een td ’ tera aed J NS SRST BEES ae ¢ re cera S Naina one smn Ree ee or hes He Wants His Money Back--$100— All That He Spent in Courting. And He Wants $500 for the Time He | | cei : Wasted. And He Wants $1500 on =a ae Account of ‘“‘Chagrin.’’ Then He Is AM PETERS, the watchman who Going to Start Out to Be a Novel- . Me Es GSR did his duty. wnifession of the prisoners at te, fon explained the conspiracy and th. hain of circumstances which had led a al | 5 ae ist -- Robert Dehart Is Going to it Feinstein, a handsome, well- n ee ee et » “youn jan With @ remarkabiy per- personality, had been a depositor tn \) | + ‘ Express Himself. some time A few months ago * ee An ee Se OR + overdraw his account in smal! He would always make good the s- ft the same day. And. besides, he a point to be exceptionally “nice” to . the paving teller ‘einstein gave to Hoerber and his ‘friends at the for every prizeflant he commenced putting in and targer overdraftea and. delayed and longer in making them good. undreds they hecame thousands, | re eR / AL . C > A ’ } | [ “ft f - an : , fe ae ; N after January 1, however, he over- | | | | \ he iS «8 a ia _ ———— 9 -, w his account between $4900 and | ) “ihe Pa 5 E aL: a DOO and failed to make a deposit to | | | | t for about a week. Hoerber tele- | | i | po ——} an rn? e@ ALY © = ae him several times and finally went | : | —Z . : 3 #5 oe Y i es= F LETHA EDMISTEN. aued. him. By a Post-Dispatch Staff Correspondent. | eS AES a . / == = BR = seins ta care London He ¢ > But he didnt know that Ye } ifthe lu tha * ‘ve got to make good,” said Hoerber. | ; | : | WY VU " Hif, INCOLN, Nebraské Po be Ni | | | | , | | =: — Meantime, h houklit ‘ would accomplish at least his t carry you any longer.” : } : s | the world seremer , »} hen Letha k man, I simply can’t do ft,’’ replied . ) | | | | ted | cote . [lil I} roid aeeie i} ji }] Wia lf Ty | : : é ‘ ; — — : “s — th. I'm in a jot of trouble, and it's : : Geet | | | : 1 a eee — other dream . trie= ——— : upae ———__— ——= = z = ee | an well th 7 ett were far mone e the false deposit entry and got the ~o Segal GRD escapee — : | —S ——- : Okkeepers, Hartman and Rappolt, to spell : SS , a ee ait ere not exactly the same when he got RO lim in keeping the matter quiet. The = . neta : Siew ; —— - = ae we, | S : ! and th of course He still was willins able thing about the arrangement, a ne On ee eee See r dvgemhs E = ee : | WY SS af Ap. ake her to and from th ‘sitv-—anxtous even. And that does credit to Feinstein’s pe- aie weerict Coprt o - ~ nrme rs wy SS —— ? ee ' ) — she tal whi ren’t toxether go often. “aie na yifts, was that none of the bank em- b renititting in return for moneys mas getting a penny out of the ar- = Sa : ee A 7 ae ae , ~— ~~ . -... OK TI bat in} hy pent $100 eourtine me? giri be had wanted make hil rife He asked from |! aL iis ee —s a ; “SS Ss a SANE shed = as | }} = SS : ' | a = - : ' — ~ P 4 ‘ ; : . ~~ ' i¢ ‘ iit’ ‘ i i iti Pile? H Mit {ii CHT) Piper only ’ ‘ nay 13° Ve : j be . Ti the Te Were (afyi ‘WoO SNOW: he ent! Feinstein got all the money. He anes ~~ While he believed her to be—as hi: tition sets forth in th ' ‘ 6 te, ng “hooked” the bank employes for | : Just turned 20, and not of leral axe, Feinstein continued to draw out ee the name of hie older brother. Charles Dehart and larger sums during the month, ; 2 | Back of the curious words the lawvers use is ie ind that Hetty was her baby o \ nderboit. “She was a wirl vou conldn't aS nt that the employes would not dare | him. By the end of January, Fein- curious, a story quite as interesting as anything Dehart. who is a budding author, will ever write 1 and thought ana jaa HO ing and fhourht and Pusseqd Weeks cnr bas fidiae etore and suw “Cptrie Ci Su ad overdrawn about $47,000 and the @ protests li you chance to mployes had made false deposit en- 7 | gest that thought “Il wasn't hook ()yye if then Was ainst all bis overdrafts. ; ‘Material hadn't a though y nu , . | approach of the end of the month ras ia4gn Oug | - | : | Letha | a sto! es, tr AY | : 4 . Jack London in den’ ‘a I bought pres 1em desperate enough to try the fake sacred to write about : ti : % r F ’ ’ ‘ r) ' i 7 7k scheme,’ explains Sherwood. ‘‘They : hat the game would be up when we Of course, he couldn't marr. tia, DOW | pd obookkeepers and got out our -for Letha sinee has marriec tha Edmis- . ia wey) OWS eee POIN : RAE | a, mA aS about a year Ol x ya A CI mover a hould lo th , y statements to depositors. as we do that was is now Mrs ne Jansen OSE tHhUUs tO a LOVE oF $8 HOU SULpPrisin retit ssivtit Of fleur OURTTTUL, and waitin moa young D | ht Simei ie reali ‘ ail Shattered aid at of every month. They tigured that ut JU he same sei | bec | oo ee ase pr oret en: | fi wisi could steal money from the bank and t look like a hold-up, they could de- d & Or Letha: ; Robert Was a bore Rots rt? Dehart respects nourlh money to Feinstein's account y to make the books come out even THE afternoon preceding that eventful night. Hoerber gave Fein- stein $10,000 in currency in wrap with Federal Reserve seals, with- king any entry of withdrawal. An nal $10,000 was tied into a bundle refully hidden in the waste car basement A little more than $31, had )«=6obeen§ purposely left out of ult in Hoerbers cage. from which a ED 1 ORI tay wy Peete yet Reni aning ng Sk Felltalet e-<Petsta a sitet es REE i Re 8g Was to carry {it to Feinstein’s plac ess he men tnvolved confessed as soon BS Feinstein. He confessed, currency d, except Wever, when the $10,000 In nd in his with the Federal KR: ala still intact, for no bank ever de CR Tee ee Dn ere ~ gprie the NN NE ee NRC. . r RR UMMA a mtn tee RS Oh eon eampe te ee eentaeneeeail ENE SA ana Ne. noney with those seals on. the conspiracy been carried out suc- - th loss would have been about $41,000 to have been dellv- watchmian, and the $10,000 roim the bank by Feinstein In the aft- Out of this about $47,090 would fen deposited the next day to cover UP in’'s overdrafts if the deposit had n made the loss would have been & ore than $98 G00 wk later the bank rewarded its hon- chnian by presenting him with a f $2500 and a paid-up life insurance for $10 .000 that ends the story so far, except for t. Robert Sherwood, the newly elect- president of the National Butcher overs’ Bank, next day found himself little problem of his own to solve. d failed.to keep his appointment thal we - PM 4 A, eel se ce sia wilted I night with his fiancee Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 7, 1926.

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The End of the Ka itor 8) LS vase. © . —. ohm eb we erm ee. A 3 ~~ ae Mc Re Es tania allt Gp, ie? = a aie ee oo oe RR, ope ee i ee Thomas And ‘earns Got There —F inally— Found $2,000,000 se Bee THOMAS KEARNS—for fifty years a prospector MRS. JOAN H. WOODBURY. Kearns’ ~ Py - r ? > , ~ - ‘ ~ 4 ’ _ e , , ese wm . Ps 4 1 YH > » = . ‘ ~ , > 3 Ga - : i ~ > j ? “ $ ne? . . , ~ e » » " } ~ sy > > . ° . ‘ - . 7 « r . > . J ‘ ; ok. ’ f Y . . 2 ; 7 x 4 “= ¢ - >- A - F. * re ° . . | 4 p -, ~s «Ss eid Gaia ‘ e , a & % . . «> . = Ps s - 1 * ' , * : - ~ ‘ - = ? = . ? ~~ . . -—+ » vi . ¥ '.6Ff ‘ P * a ~ - friend and representative in the big dea! . > , s ~~ . * y + ’ > - , - a . ~ > | ~ . - * = ‘ ed . + ; ik 4 * °- en * > 4 . se? e > . * * > 7 7= a . * ~ , bs 4 ~ we B+ ia do . > ar) >. “ ‘ “ ™ . . s ’ i _ , ‘ . » , * - — J 3 & eo o ; x P ™ o ? 7 . 4 . ca e > as . ‘ . 4 -” i" > ? » ° * mn = ‘ * ‘ + « s . , ‘ i ‘ 4 > + : x MA w 2 s “: , , . . ~ , Bie A " ~ c - _— ‘ } ‘ A ° > oo . ‘ 2F aro a . . ? I . - . » ‘ ‘ ‘ » 3 . ‘. ; . x * - + o ‘ > 4 ‘ > % © Me . ” ‘ ‘ ‘ > 4 i : : ° = a ~ a x \ i. . . ‘ ol -_ 9 ° , a 4 ~ — & 4 . r 7 *- > > ails ‘* ‘ ray ; Be ,at rv, ‘¢ > , ; » © ~ ? “ 4 4 ”. & , , » ? = ° + ar? - ‘> ~ ? ‘ 4 >. wu = ‘ y i ‘ a “ & @¢ a ',1'¢T 4 Spe ae « ous 4 , ~ ‘ ns -™ ‘4 ‘ tT) r i & > ? . + ° yr > * is & »/ 4 — ti | ® + » » . vv - 4 i? 2 &. a ° o * ~ % i re 4 ae 4 a . , > & . acd in 3 ‘¢ r ~ om £ a “ + i = A ré 2 r 2 . ‘ vered @ ‘ fs * 7 ” 4 ~ y rT a ~ © s iis 4 12 a . ? rf - ’ ' s . 4 ya = — * is ae ‘ +. ¥ la bow } THE Then $2,000,000 + ‘ ‘= : 3 “ oe t eneing corner and pow wete present him with @ Well. let them De turn for anxiety, aay- pendent. He wouldnt w anxious he was u@ht as he turned les and approached the ~ —e ; ‘ A 4a bbs AY = ~ et, past ed in a semi-cirele f San Francis¢eos too, were uid he detaining W ibury herseli nts Se Was sure misunderstanding at Can keepini rails 'snally he aiways Kept hie ap ] ink I will tele was informed that ir before and was Surely he will be ut he didnt arrive. en 3:2 Three- re recorded on the mine wner failed traffic tie-up could Ns Had he met iia he tha mat- the matter? They liste and the broke? ; ” 6 a’er ned out 4 4 yr at oniv a few step SE In th ST: JOH > - ,@ \ - « =™ Nig a, asY . = >) 7a Pie =" ate | EMIS. WHA 7 ak 2 SN NON " } fa * as j a i > . @ @& : ; ; | on ’ ii¢ iad ‘ay 7 * ! nN De "44 | mys iy " | - » - s ‘

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bow Then $2,090,000 ei. a ‘ — THE SPORTS BAYS In the Cathedral of ST. JOHN THE DIVINE BISHOP MANNING Aids in the Symbolizing OF OUR ATHLETICS A WS) \ hey ih wey sy Ws jes yr aN Nol. 04 Ws hor ee - f ay : et we 4 » cS a“ L a> or YW ; x > | , & NY zai) © prises, alf PONUILS and hive nil i vi ¢ amialle) eecltonas theee minor snor g Gre fe Dre AIK of od is > see} y } bier? 9 , * ad rife a L/ Parity (y* gr pryil by nwohea ; ‘ j > niin } vmmastics sel hfing oa inn 4 irds : | wid ‘ L PS, ind ateeplechasina ; 3 Yo ‘ ri fie riognt land mone] PAO f / hy ATT Phy ‘ (hteen Te or rrhere (Pr ¢ grits i TOU? 3 ‘?} ” . wi} 2 Mayor wtLseme ifpy ne raoecwn i as eee jC ryt frenis rowing and hort bal : 3 f PPL emery ’ > We SPOTrtx Shoten are skating Pree wey PO: "Omen Preagtliinga pole-varwil, OOTing Prag | ) ‘> © a’ “Gs i shooting 7 on cit bnatina ~ a : as ‘ ae me vr | Ne SS ra i ~) % Ziel ‘4 ar Ss ptt Dy Pal . . + _—" A}- PY \* t Vt * hse ESS. 0s ‘I As : ne it ae os . 0S \ al a |» a SG) hY ayy | CNG U7 a Va ©) iG Vie te a \ Ss ao? ff * [Rf | vce I Cri 4 3 ENG e Pak ling a : rege ee. ifs ig" — G4", j ew Ay Se yy es | ne oe y? F-00% ie Or a a ry Pe vy t/a rf awn ; | Ar. é Ba VO Han IO , ; fi Shek is : 27 3 h \ m) bd Sn Me AO : | i. PY \ i as . Gey ‘° ) de Ys" a - o a 1) &~S fH an atta i ye — aS ay Ee tk oe Su SA Rae On Th e->° Y Le ay = ‘N 4 be Rea : A Zaiy 7 aXe i? vss | Ge : | WING = Ati , Wi i ai Le, f ‘4 le Ae ee — a. i B hc, 1 za 7. iF ora - geome J own Sw ee ow ee So - : ” avi ra : : Pour ¢ 7 ’ . ve a 16 cement Guenenea —_ Guana co nema seme 6 aaa ome ee oT * OE ey eS. AN TNE tte 8 ae ee nee Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 7, 1926. Page Seven. b “ , PRR AI SS ORE TR BS f - . Nags Soy apalgen are a Se | wh WE , Er RS Pi R ssabeovigh ph) aati tl ta age SARE Re inet he AY SABRE ARRAY AP ALIO ney adn 50 Oh ee preieinn gure. em eae aia indienne . Dy MS phe ht PRR: eee edleos i en eh ee a ae Pvt oe gernanere ne ~ Pees apie sel Ny ato ee tele

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It Seems to Me By Heywood Broun URGLARS robbed the home of Pro- fessor Seligman this week and mv house Hes just behind his. If their campaign is orderly and runs from north to south, they should be here soon and so ! would like to talk to them about it. Ie fhe Dumb-Weaiter 3 By Milt Gross a could 1? He's me pal, ain't he? He Possibly these paragraphs will never be called to their attention. There's no telling what newspaper burglars prefer, nor what portion of the paper. As a matter of rou- toot gnvan - illaven - creps, ha?? - . (SMACK) Tomorrow (SMACK) comes to me and he sez, “‘Kid, m . : ba ae seer yatcherelly, I sez, tine business, they must keep up with the you'd! burr witt a burrer holes in de in a jam. 7 my s ik Ga et” ae . . rear : 4sy° rer’ i Be j Ss ° ‘ Rociety columns and I Suppose they follow dining room table (SMACK), you shociniee 2 oiey ia is vettinx e , . . . . , »* sae " SiN ) S MOU the financial news. but beyond that one can should make mavbe witt a broom he sez, “‘Me cou . | aaa , , . 4s i ‘ arriog reqs ac’ awnics only guess. For instance, is a high-class witt a copple potatiss a ‘‘seex ball | married over in Mechal ; ' a is . ke : : ez WW ava Want Me fO do cracksman always intent upon the dramatic in de site,’ ha? (SMACK) So you So t see, “ S henesye © ) ; ; PITT E . } : ri leed futtchin-teller, he should | —-ketch a coupla pigeons”? So he MRS. FEITLEBAUM-—Hm! Dees ; ~~ ‘eview which says, ; uy eee tS where deed vou £O OY UTTOMIN-COLed, oo : ; , ae 1 ee oe te eine any review wh! a I : ween. oa en : 1 M ke vou predictament wot you'dl sez. ‘“'No, but listen The kid's all know alrady from you boozer peils, ae : : ; =" . ge . £5. - : ; - an V yf ) Q ay, : rs ta , f° 5 vu | ) t* i ’ ; é . as + ’ ; ; ° This is a play which you must se was a whole day yesterda. 7a ae blecl hip de set fer the rent on a Tux, but bes wot dot's all wot dey could do it to ’ : 2 , > ae ba ~ ) doubt if he browses much among the book Feitlebaum?” be.. Soi be sdger @ Dieck Bhi} > Now ‘ighballs ritt reviews, for probably the burglar, In leisure, SECOND FLOOR—Hm! Dun't esk! ee ee you ee id | haw a high-hat, see? geen ricketye!!! | ; | 7 a ‘“ s CS Cn ee inion your old man has a Nlgi-ha See Pe! Chet! ‘(reate y as rood detective os W de baby by a chirrop! pomm so he'll geeve you @ hopin ’ , ae ’ 7 ; ees only 4 8 wet ¢ . isda) y | and”. So wot was I to do? He's MR. FEITLEBAUM—Noo. Goot for story.” dist wot vou dun't using on de doity | AT ! | . y « st— , ain’ »? up- ing? (yeeve alrady a peec ae ae nae ieidtet vow hends enoff soap } a pal, ain't he° How was I sup notting? Geeve alrady a 4} : ‘ords may come FIRST FLOOR—By a chirropidist yor ' ’ 9 Still, in the hope that my words ma) , ’ hoccupation! A mutterman. A So wot was? . 3 z price-fighter? A stritt-clinner’ You should fal) aslipp on de top from de brooms?-—Odder a fireimnan, gard to any projected robbery of my house. baby hailing (notting sBeerus, In the first place, entry should not be denks Gott)—~bott annahoe I! de- maybe? ’ LOOY—Ha' Ha! ‘Ae’s a hot one! : ~ : ,a he somehow to the right ears, I will go on to went ‘witt de baby 3 k , » . carrer . ‘ "Oe : sity ’ : - Y pay some things which should be said in rer- SECOND FLOOR—Was so: It siromed we ster — “d ex | wot a whole weenter lung was de : ie Toy | ) ; ’ - ——— 4 ; , made earlier than 4 a. m., which Is m) bed : ‘ite rot hould go gradually by | time. I am assuming that the people whom — ani _ Pane Hm!—-a ftireman! Ha! hai-—~— ; site ubtl nough to prefer to a .doctor So 1 was lest wick Ds He'd lad : of ind ee ee ; Je'd t'row a lady out of a window J | 1m Meesus Feenk by a kuffy-klutch, so ad) steal by stealth and that they are not mem- a ever en Meee bee tees she rackommanded me a_ Doctor Biintz I should take de baby. FIRST FLOOR—So he's a chirropi- dist? SECOND FLOOR—Yeh; wotaver I esk heem—like I say, ‘‘Doctor, is maybe flights of stairs—HA HA!-——~ ISIDOR—Aw, who are you baking fudd of?? Ya big dubbelil!! LOoOY—Hev, dont git funny witt me, kid' I'll teli ya watcha oughta do bers of any vulgar stickup set. Be that as it may, I'm warning them that I have a very nasty temper when aroused and that they had better respect my hours and tread lightly. As to the manner In which they purpose to yain entrance, ! We Gian ane’ sae Cen de baby pale witt inimical?’’-—-so he hair. You'll be wittin bald pretty acnivrT opp :! in nore. So |. sav, ‘‘Could be wouldn't presume to offer anv suggestions. : | geevs mea henswer, soon from wearing ‘em dunce-caps!! VIR FRITLEBAUM-—AHA! Welkin Concerning such things they know best. But if it is at all a convenience, they might like to know that there are no locks on the par- 3 oo opp——is no mizzies So wotaver I lor windows. maybe mizzies?’’ So he saz, “Chirr to our ceety Iss here alradyv de rippitt a quastion he rippitts me a conwention from dopes! Sharrop henewer, “Chirr opp:!': “Chirr queeck, de bote from you And you Oppit! caer Opp!:” So it must beeg xireff, eat hout from de houze before I geeve von witt « Wase in a UT chiefly I want to inform the pros- be wot he’s a chirropidist near, ; | i pectors that there ts no jewelry. Mis- ISIDOR——Babba, will you help be to Ge — DeeR rol you — eee understandings of this sort sometimes write by copposishud for toborrow”? oo" .0) neelaeia -80 wotll gonna create bitterness. I have heard of burglars I got to write a copposishud odd be from you f | ; who spoke harshly to victims when disap- “Whot I ab godda be whed I grow ISIDOR—T! wadd be a Iddjideer! pointed and I want no broken hearts in my up.” MR. PRITLEBAUM—Hm'!--A_ Hin- house. I'm sorry that there is no jewelry, MR. FEITLEBAUM—Hm' A gaoot for gyineer: : fim, so dees ees airady a but nobody has ever given me any. When I notting, wot he makes witt hink, LOOY—RAY!!'—Twenty-four votes posed to know that this bozo has a goot embition'—-So wot'll bhe--—a have held this job fifty years I except to be hink-moks on de loomps from sual for Underwood!!! nob on ‘im that'd make Napoleon ceevil hingineer, odder a hingineer honored at a dinner and to receive a gold it should be a-pair from dize, wot MR. FREITLEBAUM--—AHA!! is OPT! 4° look like Zipp’7!' So he's just trs wot he beelds britches, odder a watch with my name inscribed upon the I should dreenk vat in de glezz tea alrady de dope, witt de smot in’ to push the dicer down: ‘at's all ISTDOR—Doe I wadda be iddjidee case. This event is still ahead of us. I should gat pantomime poisoning crecks be wasn’t stewed or nothin an odd. a steab shovel! The most valuable possession in the bouse weer. Oo wWothe could be, ha’??? MRS. FEPELEBAUY Looy, gat hout off comes the brim Could .[ hely ats ie Ree is the mechanical plano (the name of the (SMACK) A dantist you'll be may- batter from de houze befur it finds it?” It's all fixed, tho-—I glued it MRS. FEPPURBAUM—Mowriss —not make will be furnished on request and sent be (SMACK) wot’ll come in a cos- out de fodder wot vou On He'll never notice it if he don't in de head?! in a plain sealed envelope). Nevertheless, tumer for a sat filse teet, so you )} LOOY + SSSHHH sh-shah -—- Pip gO Out in the rain Wot was I to 1 would advise the burglars not to carry off make heem witt hink maybe on itch down, wWillya ! couldn't help ft. do? He's me pal—-me bosom pal, ‘Copyright for the Poét-Dispetch) the Ampico, because there are still a ereat many instalments to be paid upon it. The basement floor should be by far the moat profitable field of operations. In the — , —— days when Ludie lived with us burelary —~ might well have been an extra bazardous i 7, occupation about these premises. Now there Published ; f is no dog. I might get one almost anv ; minute. The silver is in the basement and, Every | with the exception of the water pitcher, all Sunday of it will be found in the two top drawers ! res of the sideboard. The knives and forks - marked K. L. G. are not mine and were borrowed for a New Year's party. However, anyone with a good flashlight shouid have no trouble sorting these out from the others. inns | WEILL ROGERS JOINS FAMOUS WIT IN WISE-CRACKING up, I think they really might as well g0 home. There is nothing else, as far as I = can remember. which would interest them When it was convention halis the first the bali into like eolf and all shots must of he being a fellow Vermonter. {reO. VUL. tl. wo. X, Maroh 7, 1926. shooting galleries or convention halls a pole ball, but vou have holes to Knock idzge and | asked Geo. for same on acet ; 45 rows was price 3.00) ‘r seat ani ‘ plaved while the hors is runn - he in now well enougl They could take the coonskin coat, but there | ard ner Collaborates b>. s a pri ed at $ Der S&¢ if id bye Ppiavesr ilié hte horse i runil Ing said )¢ dic nt Kno him eli nNnourRnA ; ’ wre ; z . olf ai 1} ay : P r ort; _ tla ce ; ae . s . - 4 ve : they could ever fetch Buenos Aires. T| . W I. irst 46% rows so I won't half to talk so Oh H MOTOFCYCH And we also have with us Mr. Grant i ~ me a loud.”’ \ bunch of us attended Will's enrage- — tags ruest of New ‘ . ° t i : Fe ne “CQ EAaAT A: ( ile RY () ant 4 Of course, if they care to speculate and Ms Ce : " Bs Bae land Rige, the I : 7 s . ga “Is your tour nearly over? inquire, ment in st etersburpy and sat in the a Mr -ice hails from ennessee yi take a chance, the visiting cracksmen could ‘a he : : York Mr. Ri ~ oT m , ag i f g writer's ) : ~ mie : + : URING the last wk. oO thi | And when do fal wee { EP read them. He telephone directors He once remarked q happy sojourn in RBRelleair, Kiorida, vou get to C‘alifor- ‘ pion ’ paid me nothing that he had so many books that he fidn't s : my social activities was cut down lia?’ queried th f ‘game so 1 wil! | - Th ¥ ' OMETIMES there is money tin auto- ee Tipteers oe abe for same so T will know what to do with them That is a g to about 1-2 of 1 per cent of previous handsome visitor try and get hack ¥ ) , “ the {ont 4 graphs. I have a Theodore Roosevelt 7 , | ! a . a peculiarity of some people, they don with books -t letter, but it is typed and only the six hi , ins to SI ' : know what to do with books E a one day on his way from Tampa , ormer cow milk : RP AR, Seen aa ee aa a aa a ne : : i nature ts in the Colonel's own hand. Some- oo ” ‘ee f i ct ] and thoucht pen And Mr Frank Crowninshield. editor: : os Yetersburg and done me le HONnOrT ts er, ‘vou count the aime repeat ; . , : ; ' * 4 where in the top drawer of the desk there ; * . + | 1 . i 4 if} t On sain bs Pe ped of \ anity } air \ anity bal reneralls i one BnCHh Wue we itd 1e Late and >> rin Collexve é i has bye © }) Yer Qi1¢*- af here will simply have to take his chanc ways remember Daytona. because som ewered the big ee cnet erly ind : ry a . 2 t : ee oo cessful Gr I TOMA: ( no education a in the matter of that book body tn the audience there laughed at iat nen ste a ae Sea it for a. woman of no ecucation : if . fisnmongel They Geo, 18 a grea Dei \I ‘- a mee ‘ ° . Pe . > + > . ‘ . a ve » , y . . ‘ ) . r anu ‘ rs a, 3 ae i} We ; | } Our a Phat about completes the list except for a couple of his Kags, though of course the just look at. me at hie Me Ori : ee Cae toewees ‘eet 44 a few things of merely sentimental value man that done the laughine might of and say to them Wells of Chicag UBER BBE Wit tere how Mra. Beaes oae Pe | s % g . ’ { st i CG E«) : a: Nobody else, | suppose, would care about mavbe been thinking of some comical welf ‘That Pat Ort Invented responsible for getting him in the movies a : ’ ea 5 sy 48 hve eae! Rive a D a ° " 7 be : . Thich ] } Qs ' i hy ‘ cee the program of the first performance of cartoon he seen that morning or mavbe couldn't) make. a telegraph so as } which I thought was kind of bad taste :s : se . . ‘? : . - e - ’ or 29 mae, as : } aor ori ws « 7 e .- ‘ . Round the Town’ in Newark, N. J.. or an just had a jag, but anvway the sound first payment ona | would 1 ee inging up a subject which Mrs. Beach ae : Oula not half to illustrated poster of the lecture which ] Was as welcome as the final whistle tn divot eee uit : ; iias bye et 3 ‘Ving to forget and liwe down * 1ONR answers gave in Harrisburg three years ago on he arvard fao ‘Al " re ms these many vears es ets i eee ara faotball team Will was Will was amonwst the gallerv at ae biz to mash notes He was the first Ainer ; ipeenio Journalism and the Arts Possibly it was just kidding about this, for I seen his act colt santeh e ier ee bee to . celia ) ; : , : Will was asked by a St. Petersbure ‘ - BOLL TMAtCh Cie Ga, Ole tO see Me ‘an (O play gfOIT and Was scalped by Po- “The Modern Parent.” Those ar ow st. Petersbur oui 7 I nY ‘he 1] inl . ‘ pees « e somewhat at St. Petersburg the next lexhit al} o a lan how } iked F] id he replie rarer & the next night and all Walter Hagen and Henry Topping was cahontas’ father e liked Florida and he replied _#¢€ rE r > WaAR } eo , a hg : ine toxether he was On the stave alone fo; - plavinr vs. Jow schilottman. Max Marston ihnnthor é csiey an * onl far eut something else if 1 came to this house items that Thad wrote out for him io eo he pai If 1} . owe lo ene ee GRRE Zowrers Mrs. Rogers has made the entire tri; . a i > se) je Sf S KO AT A iis HR QV rame and whom one nf tha us “os en es f as a burglar. Remember, I'm giving no You ought to see some of the places he was inventi a real gan called ee ee eee wee th: with Will, all one night stands, and the : an . : ‘ eo hs ok - ) : ii Pee Ss er ‘ P chilis aiie'd OLHeELr ANe 7 af + : hall op the Reese oe ‘ Kuarantee tn regard to the silver None of ve have showed in, “aid the famous Horse Golf which = the later 4 : i . ie mM craic? next time vou see her I would advices . v6 ee ce paavers Tides and had 1 | hind? weketa 8 , 2 it was bought by me and so fai I have not mute Most of them has either been horse and pla teh | ae arty vie ume: wanted a yOu to not ask her how sh kes Flor ‘ A and pia S Wi i} pa eienee racket aT) ‘ Per . Pe Rout . ‘ 1é lik . i pti ida : tdi eller Of introduction to President Coo! Or anvwheres ela (Concluded on page 10.) Page Eight. Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 7, 1926. Tea for Torture | By Ellwood D. Ullman Jr TEA in one's honor is a signa) com- pliment these days, and most every prominent man cuddles secret ampj. tions to get entertained at a tea—with the possible exception of Thomas Lipton. The guest is stationed along the side-lines ag if he were about to face a firing-squad. and the visitors come in and slip (tfim a ghastly sinile and scrutinize him as if they were a eroup.of Government inspectors looking over a carload of dressed beef The pasg- time was invented by the Chinese along with beheading, boiling in oi! and Other amusing fantasies. Back in the old days, they didn’t haye any teas. After a Roman Emperor got through mopping up the world. he would come home and the Board of Aldermen would decree a public holiday and every. body would zo down to _ the Coliseum, where they would put on a little civil wap The Emperor got a kick out of it Nowa. days, they slip the honored guest a Cup of tea and a cookie and call things square, But there is no recoil. It is the custom of the best people tg give teas in honor of victorjous prize-fight- ers, Congressmen, etc If you are the guest, you merely stand stiff and solemn in one corner of the room and raze Wistfully at the food counter; while the visitors ap- proach, give you a hard look and ask how you are, and vou ask how they are; and no- body gives a rap either way. If you are a visitor, the case is more complicated. Be. fore venturing to a tea, it would be well to klance over some standard book on etiquette such as “The Marquis of Queensberry Rules.” The Marquis knew his Oolong. ; It takes a brave man to attend a tea without fear that he will commit some biunder which will brand him for the rest Of his life and his descendants after him. _ ™ TIQUETTE rules change every year, like a prima donna’s husbands. However, if the social aspirant will remember the vital rule of declining everything. he can attend the most rigid affairs with perfect confidence. Of course, he may starve to death, but an hopn- orable death is preferred over all others, and no man would want it said after him that he stirred his soup with a movement closely resembling the Australian crawl. if Chunk MeGilliecuddy, the Battling Ban- tam, comes to town the chances are that he will be entertained at tea, and all per- sons should know how to proceed in the event thev receive invitations The tea is given from: four to six in the afternoon, when it is too late for a man to count on the nt for his dinner, and there is not enough food for an hopest-to-goodness supper, ub- less he dons a disguise and sneaks in a second time. No person ever attended a tea who was not in a hurry to get away The correct procedure is for the visitor to poke his head through the doorway and shout: “I onls dropped in for a minute!’' and then ap proach the hostess and give her a cordial thwack on the back. ‘How will you have your tea?” asks the hostess, genially | You reply ‘In a cup,” or ‘In a saucer,” as the case may be. The hostess hands you ® Sandwich for the other hand The sand- wich is too large to be swallowed at a gulp and too small to be broken, so the _ beat thing to do is to take it home for the canary In case all chairs are occupied, approach a woman, greet her with a sheep- ish smile and stand over her until she gur- renders her seat, which she will generally do if you spill tea on her lap. EMBERS -of the 400 are trained from early childhood to balance tea on their knees. Tea-balancing is the criterion by which one’s social] stand- ard is determined If a man cant balance tea without having his knees stut- ter and the cup wiggle as if it con- tained a pint of quicksilver, that man is ont of place But if he balances the cup without perspiring or grittine his teeth, and goes on chatting as if nothing unusual Ws flaking place, vou may rely on it that this Chap is either a true member of the elite ora sleight-of-hand performer \pproach the guest of honor and Say in subdued tones “Howdy, Chunk; how's the left wing?’ ‘Fine,’ he returns. “meet the quaw' =" and indicates the lady to his left You get introduced to her for the fifth time At this juncture, a cooltle approaches with more food. The easiest way out of the impending difficulties is to refuse, but many social persons accept this as cowardice. If you are a brave man, you will] seize a fork, take steady aim. and jab an olive with &@ leat eesture You must be very careful to eat correctly. If you commit no errors, the chances &@fe that some woman wearing a string of moth balis around her neck will turn to her hefress-daughter and remark \liela, plpe that My Donahoe yonder He gets. the cherry out of his lemonade without diving for it Mv dear, you must meet him.” Phe Olve Nas proven to be the downfall Of many a good man Persons with steady herves —expert pool players and informatho Clerks-often turn pale when a plate @ Ciives is passed around. But, being a Dray ’ ’ fiah, vou AVé i rlix | etign ha > | > i No Won Suspicioy Came to Estate, Display | ILMER sat doorway of ther’s shop. — town called store. Wilme ther called | busin eas ment Others have called ff berdashery. sign read, ™ Furnishings.” Wilmer looked like the son Gf f From hia hat to his boots he was ¢ ‘ ‘ven gloriously. turned ont. Every that he had earned for months Waa back and on his legs—save ten 1¢ now burning with a Heht flame in Pig et it was an April night Tyown the street from the seven-fé@ came the xreat gray automobile “Dus ty acquired by the Crittenden House. it backed to the door of this hotel the street, Wilmer eved it languidly. | three, five drummers, as usual; aA” 'd deriy woman with her hat on crooke usual Nothing else. Nothing else, mer opined gloomily, ever weunid this town. What he thought was, this burr.’ . | Then he stretched his neck to peer the top of the ‘bus. Something blue paused to speak to the driver. Plue, ping, willowy, bobbed. She entere Crittenden House As if at a signal from hidden bells, mer rose, changed the angle of his h sauntered into the hotel office. | Tie: was just telling her that the dining was atlil open. She disappeared bevyor double wire-screen dooru. Wilmer glanced at the regtater, | cramped hand she had written: “Mi Weathers, New York City.” 2 ‘New York City---what?” salad He had been of late finding con places for the-uae of that “what.” | he changed the angle of his hat. \ “Can | get some supper here, Mike: inquired of the elerk. “T'li take your fifty cents If you pull it off any other way,” replied the Mike expertly, and dropped an evelid. Wilmer satared at him haughtily “™ off-—our cook’a xone,”’ sald he. and str fo the dining room. His seat carefully chanced to be hext table to that of Maudie Weathe faced her, But to Wilmer'’s inter hoyance no sooner was he seated th fat elderly woman. with her hat crooked, plumped compactly into ach his left. “Do you know this town. sir?” sale YILMER astarted. Hers waa fie /\/ fat elderly tone, vague. Wo Quavering: {t was a poleed ton customed to consider replies. He glane her sharply. Erect, detached, rouged With shrewd narrowed eyes. “ thought Wilmer. “Tt is." said he courteously, “my luck to hve here.’ On, very sorry,” she murmured, had hurt his feelings. At the loment Wilmer saw her handa— Wrinkled and wearing one maguifieen ring “Say!” thought Wilmer ; Khie His eves wandered to the other € Maudie had xiven her order. “Ham +k tM he heard, and in that oreer f nized that distress signal of one whe rarely ordered dinner at a hotel. “Ge thought Wilmer Ham and eggs,” said he to the w and stared steadily at Maudie. She ft she glanced. she colored and looxed ¢ But then lmimeditately she looked up oe aWay. “Oh, peach,” thought Wi beach!’ His companion was speaking “Do you happen to know,” she ~&bout a Josephus Cole who died he Cently?"’ “He was my uncle,” sald Wilmer. “Indeed,” she commented, and sald * fash of unduly even teeth: “TR “ourse you don't know anything about Only." said Wilmer resentfully, he left &1l his money to a strange WO hone of us ever heard of.”’ “How inconsiderate of me,” ahe “urcd. “§ gu, thas strange Woman ~

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Li By} pus C t 1s ib esi e $ 3 tab rm OT Pies’) . t a n it 2 i} J a ee (hao) bay he Kell aanme ‘kwaente lmellanced dbadh> >‘ > a =) al ie > wet 4 V he tid snr inetd - yw a) 42 —" és id ia ae i> ed (56 B TP « © 7} ‘1 | ; r\ vy ip ¢ bo a as ho at) 1} ; \' 1] Ty) , ay ‘Bs “4 bubs was Ul wb colt is WA volt Bb U4 Se r g c os Aan t-te Seigigh ILMER sat ! h gingie inatant Wilmer forgot the one doorway of his a - 4 + 1 avwaifed her ordet! opposite ee ee ee i aes oon su ax now certain. une conscious of fis suy presence Ixy fact, gree? a ee ee aed she was looking at Khim openiys He con- Tr 1 Sica ih iemansannine aaeaiiiad ¥ x ” é i ¥ a Sr * oi me J Load 2 5a x sy De ¥ a ‘ } ’ % : Wy bi ekev st eb eae es e . . - be %, . an - - s ~ y , - ; : _ " ‘oe ‘ ‘ es ee ony ee y as ie, vas ’ e Og. © , “ a . 4 i apie Mr Rta Rey er _— - sare i Went } a ss ar Bee Shean: amazement Wilmer had said and was deliber- Trivet, the lawver, Was of course the man h day nil her life and she proved if. cours ately using it Maudis Wilmer drew down his brows “Ob, papa--—not everybody. How absurd!’ relative?’’ she added trustingly OUTS’ : : Weathers waa an adven- “I'Ji take you both to ot, my uncle's said Marjorie Trivet. ‘There are some ideal- ‘| was Mr. Cole's nurse,’ said Mrs sauntered tr © hotel offic The clerk oO the her: patlients——fl fee cream. turess Wiimer had but lawyer, if you like, watched ints left, Lhope.’’ She glanced at the Rever- Block serenely She drained her cup and the dilmimest notion of Clore] 'Go Intercept a Riance from one to the end Arthur Brace, jerking on the spiritual! aurveyed the moon. what should constitute abn other of these two adventuresses, but he hook at which he was nibbling A ailence fell Mrs, Trivet glanced uli- adventuress, but he felt at he had spot caugbt nothing. They were, he concluded “Or course,’’ said Barbara Trivet, “you easily at her daughter Barhara, whose con- r go with satisfaction, very, very smooth have to consider supply and demand.’ One centration was electric. Wilmer xlianced at he regtater in @ wife who ! Liege cs ~ ' ) a | rat, he inquired, “was your mothers semester of Adam Smith at the State unl- “Do you happen to know the disposition versity glowed on her forehead like a Dum- of the remainder of the estate?’ asked Mrs. ¥ ; . . —_ so of his there, had giver gus treats was just telling her t. : ining room music. was atil] open. She disappeared beyond the T used tae Mah) oie larrogr ; "42 ‘+ Ba Hie WiTe-screen doors He told A cramped hand she had written ‘Maudie -—.n Wite:. ‘timer stared a neve ‘ 1 7 iA’ AndGd may Ti that HDusiness like fone wvyHILE fhe two ladle S Were settling their lusgawe, Wilmer sealed himsel! her. Biock. Hob Trivet grinned “Something iike eleven thousand,’ the “Barbera spilling off economics,” said he lawyer told her, “in bequests to Katytown organizations—and to this nephew here two thousand, provided he spends it on ap educa- : ; a Weathers. New York City.” had a wife | : , oe, SoC | could he possibly have fore-heard himself, re aatd Wilmer He showed me h foi ) , ' id Wilmer . 1e crossed the street, putting his first in the telephone booth and sought elaborated “New York City---what out Walter Trivet at his country home. Weathers,’ she answered. a “Say Mr. Trivet,”’ he began, “theres & to the rising moon Walter Trivet. as was bis custom, waited “+ . ; . | | a —~wriie e + mite ah m a” fine onvenient . H aG been oO Pings COnNVeDIe Nn , thie «tran r DIUe. ft the Sout ’ plates for the use of that ‘‘what Agalh he change he angle of his h - | horus lana a P . ; ; Oe 2 : alk d 1aG Lie _ OR wil q been imiin is bread New York this winter e suspicions now wae amazing with how different Wasnt het! littie face frock almost! come into the Crittenden on business with my uncle Yeah One says she is Mfrs. Block and the other one says she's his daughter, and my idea is they re both of ‘em an adventurese Yeah Il like to bring ‘em to you now Nope--—never do to watt till for a pause ‘Sealf-Interest,”’ said he, ‘‘is the ruling pas- alon Show me anvnody and—anda- and— I't] show you somebody that's out for him- eelf no matter how neatly he covers it up It's the law of human nature It's seif- tion.’ ‘Indeed!’ said Mrs Block ‘Easily spent,’ she added, smiling. No one save Rob Trivet caught in this a possible ambig- uit» Bob nad, momentarily, and for the first time aince her arrival, glanced up from ab- sorbed converse with Miss Maudie Weath- ers. Wilmer, who was growing tired of that sustained converse, now leaped in, produc- ing jo that serene alr an effect of physical f eee . o H * “s a nis ‘ ; * . ? 3 7. ve > = i “= , > ? *y) 9) . ' * — P , we . off—our cook'a cone, sald he, and strolled terminate “wit © ees | 2% lou What? iorning. I tell you, Mr. Trivet, theres no preservation It's—-it's-—-— to the dining — ‘ ‘ Weathers woh Y Howeye ie ; oar om oe ’ 11 : rail Othe Gining room. Maudie wealiel : cP ee | lL fancy Mrs. Benjamin HBiocek War say- relifin’ right. then, Ili shoot em ‘Buncombe said Bob, beneath his His seat carefully chanced to be at the phe roge to ieave the 1 Loe SCRn ee, ee ing coolly, ‘that you have ample proof of up there now. hreath . , , 4 ra 7% » 4 vs > ‘ a . ye * as - od : awk 4 , . ) >? . ot e . bext table to that of Maudie Weathers and tale ainty 01 at a ‘our ¢latrm Whatever the intention of the ladies, Wil- ; Ks he feed her. But to Wilmer’s intense an he Baw r , t hav ‘OU- Maudl j her hand-t ‘ , inet Up the drive strove a motor car In that ii™* ut , ii], et 2 Oe Sas 0: ; a iim comme ¢ 1 t é a ‘ ; , i use te .¥ audie Opernec ley LaMa-Dak Aas not AveT Re 0 Ete poping Lor i On i :; — ' — ae DP f spark-plug dvficlency’ which pro- afte Oo] displacement But none of us may come tn for any- thing,’ said he, “if Miss Weathers can prove up And very glad of it,”’ he added : boyance no sooner was he seated than the bied She ca rect ) thelr table , “There is my mother’s picture, — Katytown street with one on either hand of nt i the Katytown garage fat elderly woman, with her hat stil! sat down Se @ - | “inscribed to my father “he hi iC- an Apri) night Mra. Block---now that her rica ka mi waste : : -'* sald Mr crooked, plumped compactly into a chair on that only or Sue ee — ire which he wrote on for he “here hat wee straightened— had an air And as —— jes sot vile ee a his left. remember his late! ECOL habit ff his letters to her—’’ a ; a ie ahs, as Ge Trivet ‘This Is Joe Cole's nephew—and >! . 4 f 8 oy Maudie eanthers im rat I'd Hke to hate you have a look at. the two * | ; > ¢ +) | ’ i rs « ‘ ; “7 ® } 7 a { Su desi but Nere, BaAIG Wi ; 0] b3, ery Katytown youth whom they met gave in ¥* in his . ; Wome hin pleased preoccupation And what a oe a waa as unconscious of Katytown For though Mrs. Trivet observed human TTENTION being thus centered on nature after the manner of one polyp re- Miss Maudie Weathers, she was seen garding another, ber husband implicity be- to sustain it with nothing Iike Mra. Wj). tewed in her intuitions Biock'’s aplomb She was still upon the vaid Marjorie, ‘Mr. Brace and I edge of her chair, in fact, and turned her new muale eyes, wren she turned them, without mov- EMBERS th i) ‘trained “Do you know this town, sir?” 8 sie. springing toa his te an: gallantry oe 1 hie mew ii : , : Tie from earls fcolishiv restumed nis wert ‘hy hasn't he been bringine you nm their Knees ‘ea-balancil YILMER started. Hers waa not the riterion by} nicl hes social stana- / fat elderly tone. vague, worrted, . m i r | . es »- Pon e . : S > s ‘et ‘ - P ‘ } - 3 } re is ee ~ , —— QUaAVeTInR {if Was a polred tone, ac- I couldn t dead ™ e a asta bb writs mh other apy ceomacliOusB OF W iime as if i ad Deen , . 3 ie : 4 } i ‘a 4 +g? ga : 4 , P > ¥ > i . , , . } talking about And it's on thie saine Marre! hore My mother died » | was six. I her leading man In «pite of himaelf, that 1 came to Katytown ‘Papa. will go in and try over that “anthems, said the Reverend Arthur ing her head. ’ . ° ary wreht wa f a . ; ai : . os . 7 . P > Wilmer was epeechies O . re w OW did you know tiny uncle had Musn’t give away my suspicions by beln ES ae ee . covran tint ) this be (ii aVi } ay a “9 ble beginnings of a conversation with [th ¢ foa?' oe Giimar fioreats atiff in the neck,” he thought Ana, oéy, died demanded Wiimer, fercely. ‘ Brace in the tone of ap alld! ['nder ite blue crepe frock, her little fig- 1 4 . } aid alouc ending op Maudie the eye 90! He was seeing himself in the role 7" gaid atens, | j - a eset ent a eee take he por ee eee {f suc Te vi - of 72 Ireraes homage, you re Making aty pendnenl “ — = te ee et lens, ene - ao gens —— ow Pavey wee en 4 luck to live here er have crossed Nit CONnsCLOUSsDesS Wiat 19 . ' niid ahe have to do with nis unae : | Very sorry she murmured, as if coud she aye * A “My aunt saw it in the Georgia papers, at) you would ~ & ° ° is e «es . 42 ac hurt his feelings At the sanire r—__| thougnt peroays ’ | > 4 Po es cr} 1 ? d looked appear .. “Wiat a vou expect ashe explained edited hetine in seee nae Le thought: “New York innocence— “A village is not fish, flesh, fowl nor good ranions, Wilmer came other h Nervous by nature and nervoue by hy the eight of the group Trivets varying emotions; in Harbara, sym- in her mother, a secret “I mom ’ "Et +. . : * P } ‘ Moment Wilmer saw her hands—white, le she said, &ha , rion. i, ? . ’ 7 i : ea = ee ralyeon T dis t+ Pe 5 j y : ie oper rinkled and wearing one maguificently cet UT etching appeal wii Block “inquired practically FeO NS TP SAR goat on ' : , : "hon 28 Ainned . ri herring a | now? observed the Say thought Wilme: rere AS 1) a the frock. When ashe Gippea As she spoke, something in her apeech red fi ing, is it oecasion, he Ware ' > hemi ‘ fact +} ’ , " a ‘ ‘ light hair steed YUC wHich had stirred Wilmer as vaguely famii- ing adventuress - tile rirt liv gaivapic oathy and bellef: “What say?’ said Wilmer, virtually ga! in s most on the terrace, rendered told you so'" aimed at the departed Jo- took on a name. Her apeech was Iik: aa os ) OT ue 0 mean = et Miss Weathers and Mis Hiock hie great . like his wre ie # after he had courtly manne r ‘Olen I gf ay \ uy mea Meet { : | ee : “ - i ~ a 7 Sie: W? ee sgh : | . that for a joke, don't you? Katy City Is on the Trivet family,’ said he, with an enliven sepnhus; im BOD IF , & BR} ) r¢ | 1é .P i o . i . = So * Rs si . 4 j ; i ; ' se: : age: in Walter Trivet,. narrowed eyes and resented herself to Wil- pursed ilps Aud when she had told her nnovance ; ( re hiniswe has : lived it; (;POTRia to herself all right, he his breast: And on to you Mra. Block now p r basket story, the truth of every word of which His eves wandered to the other table te hed pts, Sim tee aR enti: en Rat oA ii ee Maudie had viven her order “Ham ana “2e8, he heard, and in at orcer recog a eh eel ee Rhee AS AR Noy ON ty Re le tame wom we J OR IANA ba Al CAR NS EI NL i A: Ry ly ot A tl NE tp li lp cp a SS a en als hea tnhe “Mt Rited that distress signal of one who. has Ke, bragged, and he ing geature rarely ordered dinner at a . ¥ “Good!” War his ‘“jine ‘ Are you from the thought Wilmer ‘ added in He marched dered a car It had not once occurred to chair, Pf * . : nak ‘ , ¢} ; , . Mre. Benjamin Block War equa, (tO tes bluntiy Huns “It was in a Georgia hospital them to the garage and or- mer in a new light She sat in & threw back her coat and looked ex- Walter Trivet suspected, he proceeded to a lifted a glase wh gentile and courteous cross-questioning, there in her Jace and surveyed Maudi Weathers nursed your uncle,’ said Mra. Block ’ oment She Ham aud eggs,” said he to the waitress momen " and stared steadily at Maudie. She heard, Bhe glanced. she calored and looxed down “Indeed!” she sald, But then immediately she looked up again connection with Josepnou Maudie Weathers eald, © nis well in a crepe whose elegance was The jewel in the bosom of hia family, on the terrace, ig have the car cail at the Crittenden tremely not lost on the haberdasher s son ‘4 r ae is your Abruptiy Wilmer was shaken by a second niin cof- under the rising moon “How old are you, Miss Weathers?” ' - , } heal eparkiing on the hand which eld this studded platinum of her giass Inav I ask* devastating doubt These two were both : Trivets’ farm on Lake Katy had home for the fee-cup, the d a string of remarkably fine pearls were daugh adventuresses’ They were in collusion! HE rae, milfy summer heen the fami ‘ “Nineteen ‘‘May I ask who is chaperoning you in and away. “Oh, peach,’ thought Wilmer, | hel “peach !’ t They nad somehow obtained their evidence fi eT ° pon > . 7; " ‘ > - te () an ie hter!”’ oe ' “timer vio. and had come to Katytown for the exprese one generation since it had ceased ¢ His companion was speaking “His daughter 1S on re : : “Do you happen to know,” she Said, jently “My cousin about a Josephus Cole who died here re thought Cently?”’ “How?” he demanded with exceeding dy Bare one nat to the Trivets ahe inquired, gazing down the New York*” the lake, “does anybody “No one. “With whom have you lived tn Georgta?”™ “An aunt—my mother's sister—-since my getting possession of his uncie s& earn the family livelihood eecond purpose oF he Mi ‘ P , _¥ 12 ’ rive the M ASeR state And he, by the wiles of the devil, Mr. Walter Trivet bite, 5 vive" darkiin lope of Trivet. young Bob Trivet, and a dinner guest sarkiing slope © 2 e 2 9 t on the terrace at The Sycamores want to bother with a city: + t ; ‘ . - . - Walter Trivet placed his chair beside hers “T understand,” he said, “that you are mother died twelve years ago.” nore had fallen squarely into their trap He tried to discourage the idea, but it did not want came Ou with lowered to be dAiscouraged—-~—and he clung to it as and strayed about, waiting for coffee 3 | doomed to live in Katytown might Walter Trivet was holding forth-—largtce and glad-looking and decently turned | One generation had Deen Bi) that he needed inherit the bulk of Josephus Cole's estate He had done it and he knew it ‘Waa it really the bulk?’ she said. ‘‘Twen- ‘absolutely tv-fous thousand I should have thought— - money?" She said no mors “No, sir; my mother told my aunt never “He was my uncle,’ said Wilmer. foolishness Indeed.’ she commented, and said with “My mother. & ¢ D ae es ; eZ ‘ . ) Q , 7 ) \ 5 f ther one & Tlash of unduly even teeth: Then of eves, lived in ‘1% sOl M) & ' ) cling tO any stray romance there to buy phosphorus lands | His mind did ita best to work rapid)» i os the Mra. Block who was so fortunate as to ‘A woman of means?” “No sir: a bookkeeper “Have you never applied to Mr. Cole for ont oo ee Course you don't know anything about him.” was down caren ee am . ? - Only.’ said Wilmer resentfully, “that —just as this lady said he left aj) } ; ee ie id Mrs. Benjamin : re 1} hie m v , st > woman Indeed salad Mfr J 3 &i mM money to a strange oma idly. as if he were in the Katytown hone of us ever heard of.” and said no more. oe ° ’ ~ he : How inconsiderate of me,’ she mu Through Wilmers mind there Seem ‘ hor? woman ' » devastating suspicion The lovely and His father: f oj OPS AR ae le RR RR Oa geri tend idle cS ate, ees une eataancaC ipt Ne ELLE GL LLL L ILLIA LE Block he saw himeelf with his mind working rap- | ; Opera “Commercialized, he sald, whole life is brute brain against brute nreieebee 4 house and Wilmer Cole were on the stage The : aa ry power. “Such a nice man,’ observed Mrs. Trivet to do that.” No. his father would be excited brain in the stampede for money po luwu iG syike ’ TeG 4 B@iu Lhat strange Sunday Magazine—St. Louw Post-Dispatch—March 7, 1926. 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ADVERTISEMEW? —, 4” oltre L A Bro Oe An April Night LOVERTISE MENT ‘aids “You're laughing at me— -m i . ‘ 3 > . e ? | ed . a i ; > 5 ° pnen ® Pe yOU G tk ; ; ~ - ' : ‘r ws hy an’ & a i emia eis as’ J ; A>: ' rm? ’ } 4 4 4 r : : eG ' : : ¥ i @ aaa es _ “ oS *4 - w ~e ares Se + fit 7 ‘ a iv , . caer, i —— = pga . ; ; : . | : ’ , ad . i eae i t:¢ ree hh aP ? Tr a ~ é x .* rk ok > 4 +> . 4 ry: 4.@ oar ' i 7 oe . — Po at ee ye . ‘0 _ . a ee ' ' ' Life x iad & eT) i LAi ‘ s ; 5K ' ke { i ; ee “s cull 4 , , i " j pt d 4 iia . is sca id ~d “a ere | “ef ke i | 4 ee Re hd ed ~ jee y al a ’ Ly , , j i a . : ¥ “4 4 ; . > : : . .) 7 j : z . aii a ; “ ‘ . ; i ele * P ‘ : annie - Lid we : - i et : z , . : z j 4 TE — aac ' “ q é : os - . ; ax me ft? Yi bm il é : at : | Dieting wit , ' The Reverend Art ir Brace Was ft or Danger Right in Your Own Hom was intiaine 208 Arth Y | te {ow \f ; . , - Se . gaze site 5 Ked | at font sir 4} a y ‘ Aa ‘ ’ oe ; ; rs” i fetor ' ‘ . > ae incriminating words Who are your lawyers 1} | -roadst Ka’ free sneWeng nt an) | We Trivet’ Mre Block now said time tha . bes weieen a Rastus Was oD wtih , i oe ste i " fe gs ; “SOUS gue. i Sr ' ia 1 o i ? ~ ; , ex } ¢ r \7 ria in 4% bof iii Have you ever seen Mrs. Block be ame on mys see ¥ e tri fore” =; pela a were t t all de Po lice COU! | t ’ r | wit dis- ‘ ~ ™ = 4 Wh ° 4 “a 4 Va i 7 ? _ f ~ ~~ 4 ~ A na - la 8: | eurbing the peace . ry New ¥ 3" t ™ e i > x A 4 Se Ss tak oo" WwW . 6 P on - ‘ first ; oe : Clotus had had bimM ¥ - ii a 4 I ‘6. } ~ ‘ me nterposec Mrs K we é Sas . 2 we must arrested” Quite nat- ide | roug! ek | a6 — ats % ’ . ay : through Clotus door, began ° | r > ~ rr , - 7 es ni - j + A ; uP aus ; ' Sy prosecutor she sa : Wa | iia | | Fat * Des | | my i Rastua testified with some diff_ie ~ 4 vice ? recy: A ae te 7 a eae a , jh , TE ERSS must ft COUrSe ne t eT » hk 7 Ave r Snare le EE I a — honed he wore a pair of sea-ge ; . . » wr. “ ‘ os - . = . > . . a , s be ae a ae “_ + 't . . pet SS WILMER WAS NOT AVERSE to stepping forth on Katytown street with a lady on either side of him ss ae , | : 7 : trousers that hid ail Dut the tips : ' ' ‘ : er ee ; Not at a Viet Hassad, a . This Piainiy Shows How This Remark. , . rat , wis see wha eve ; h hoes Hie was of a lighter foes ; sie wail aa. : sn tel nble Hiome Freatment Hemoves (4) Trace nis &enhoes : - . . pate aS ee | t You might as & give it i a the pers to UW n these a ing man who had brought t ee ee 7 of Goltre, Lenving Neck Smooth ang than Clotus. His hair he wore pe ier : , . . Por. \" . & % ar t . ‘ T l a ? Baa Ss Yate . . 7 > eH * 4 : * . > i : . rr ‘ ss 4 ‘ my ¢ sain sae & a as 4 - > ‘ rm + « ‘ ; ™ ale i rawves or ~e al K = 43 i \f ~ - -ink in ) | f i Lac P ippea | rie ’ . . fira : : _ : * : — , « a sel! Wel] aah. Bistali Judge, It] : : 4 nt We a tt t} sand ) , , ; = ae “Esai ee os “ | danger ai te) eager sx Weathers s \p a Ti yy eathers : 1 liar wit agrin. He was e' iway in the moonlizht and t = © vou ‘bout how cobe I get Dixed up ; eu > ' vA ' nD iis ° S‘ Ae e Would oe Smiling em a ni Ss et fam sat on the terrace aion cing : feel relieve dis trouble,” explained Rastus. ~ —. . GOR t DCeU aby Tee — yuts Fixed Ip tog imant doubt that a i have an open { er and held out.his hand, and fot iz | said soft . twa ee Saturday 1 gets baid off and as : ba go 3h adie dictan —— ~~ * 3 ait iis Ot wee Aa ‘ it 41D intil sne Red at m di Pgin ft W ~ ir Inmer Ai iS] [ - a ee > goitre thar pe c‘latin’ down de streed dis wo " . ig on : td peo —* tne a sa 8 ,ias iS. Walk’ % Maudie Weatter hore Stammer that dacd® 14, 4 : aeifeinterest . ; ie - ms ihe pointed an accusing finger . wis ioe nS 1 ' = . erations . > ' FR . ms 31) exam? a ' enirit 1 ; Two Weeks Treatment Free A hailiff warned him to hold his Ye r cost.of | « His Honor hid his face behind a pa : ie : i ’ et. By eng T we is ; } . , -s ~ . : - 1:ik 7 P.? 4 j 4 3 neG f ei Lil , =| re : i Kact — 7 7 - tI , ee in in the docket hook. ~ al } : i & VU iia ; i 5 4 ee t a) 2 ee : : : ? " + , on a : 7 oo -, ’ : ” La aie ‘ . i Lab- ~ & . : ‘ " ‘ : ue 4 = ° ix - , i “ ~ ~ si e + > 4 ww? - _ 4 9 hy ae - _- .* pai } , s > “ d ; es ts ry ; 4 \ir sar ° — 2 4 S i,t . 2 4 ‘ “sj sit yt > i . ‘ . } \ j } rr } be ¥ } BALG vy HICH l done. repe , : 2 z ‘ : : : 4 a A 4 ~ 1 ii 4 . c¢ ; \ 7. ‘ 2 : } ne ‘ Mar: . reiu . o~ bee ; ire Raastus with finality. ’ tr eve ae } are { me a A ; a P : , ‘ — , ; ae . A UrLeaieG ~ A : = wee sXe = : yore ii | yi a 7. a sooner I gets over th im * : | 4 ; . » “G4 P »| \ ‘ ‘ ; 1 ’ AA set. 4° r Poe j = » m ¢ ry, > as + rt oreadc? cg : : 2 a 2 + 74 t} an she says ‘Honey, you ties of kale, how boud you Bu - rT of part t ‘ > > -T 4 VA > ; y : ‘ ¢ ae : ‘ F 2 ‘ i a “ ’ . Jiu ra ‘+3 ’ + ' $158-$225 , which flooded art o! | asigege [xe iF é ve} | “i. turned t Wilmer with. an a eamamasetae th: it. BOM ia ne aside 7 pia « , aw firm 3 may Know of. Tr! mi dled a a drink To which I refutes, “Sit RMN eRe TO BRC LYM cacssing ic of appeai. in the *2°'°'2F: | Hhould think, with an edu THE COVER Block, Wood and Welt —— meat gal, Tll pecc'late down de streed a iil be. ret vit} : . - ee ao : — :, >» mans " oe manner oO ,* , 64, = ‘ i a . 4 ‘ ‘ ° ~~ r : ae : 4 ° ‘ ent j . ee nie 4 ° : ‘ ae M = . . * a * 74 ‘ a b aid + 1ic 4 ve “i ”" RT OR BOBBED OR, LONG e.g a . ¥ i ’ ' ' i ‘ \DVERTISEMENT. | RHEUMATISM STOPPED OFTEN IN ONE DA H. B. Stone Finds Remark Way to Stop Rheumatic Pains in One Day. ~ as, 4 ¥ Month ae - . : . > ’ > 4 ‘ t i ] 4 ’ 5 , ; - : A « 4 ~* i . 4 i , { ° - a a oe aa a : it po a, ) RAii wir - . =m Fe | & , Pi 4 . , 2 ss;* 9 ' i, ‘ . , ‘ 4 . ; 7 ’ MALY t, a a aved it yet | cy ; f * Le APCS AOE > ae Rheumatism, Neuritis. and that © ible suffering caused by stiff, iam oints and muscles need not be dreag ans nger since the discovery of Ku H'reacription. Now it is possible for th w! ire ‘tortured with KRheuma and. sieepless. nights to overcome tie Guryeons: : Cex: atch - z ’ r LDe rs Wit VQ i i ¢s ‘ eet with id br ‘ * : bant spartuing Reprocoction te TTiig rT #X¥amine then rigiit Mere ae - ' ' é — ol a f * > ’ . > 4 . ‘ ° . | _ + ‘ i - Ps ; Aa i i P ’ s . . 7 , ® . $ . » . t 4 ' . _ > . . : . ; > > > . . - ; be ~ , . © j 4 4 . m ° . » ” - P 4 - . ~ ¢ » @ oF = ~~ > ‘ , . , > a 4 , 7 » at ; > : i . i " i : 4 ; 7 ? ( i . > 4 ;, ¢ ei ; — ’ e 3 . ; s £44 - > as Gh 6 > : } ; : ‘4 se: liad nm . o day time is remarkable statement of one who EAGLE WATCH CO. firect ind disanpneared int th. , | Oeot ivi) ast Gostoa, Mans f Mpegs... rea 3 ar now Set her _— sig fret f a4 , - 6S 1s — f£ . ; “ ’ ’ | 9 used the treatment This amazing p * , ani 4 ‘ ’ og ‘ ‘ = , - a’ : 3 ~~ 2 ~ ‘4 = . 2 ' . 8 o — scription is bringing renewed health irs. Trivet interpreted * vague ad ; . a , i ' \ ss P » a +? 4.f ‘ reer set oe %,7 fre iOTY fr mn dread Rheumatism - _? 4 Cd : a ¢ ’ a z \f 4 ; *% “a 7 , 4 . ‘ si - ° iN sl x cael si 7 i ow ; : : O CSS1O 4 was stopped the first day says HH. - ° : ’ | , as” . . : : : x . , ; +4 > ' *. Cured Before You Pay | a alae ce: | ngs Know , Pit: Tha ; « [ DS Na Ul Stone "Thad been a sufferer tm ~ ’ j ’ ~ ¥ ; | + r ae , . i : 7 soln ayy ircan . . tC r mh ) mak “ a ineumatism for years, and I had " area Famou Re a ’ | rif ' = al 1 all . f Nit 2 7 7 c . oer & al 2 . . . si* =‘ ¢ = i= Se > a? ,3* . { . ‘ ~ : : , j { (2 j Or {)? é Lv eé : y} ? ec ts fi J a | a Se ~ , Fa 4b Z )}j 5 => a Widil > = JA va nd ~#, ‘ ° 4 . - | ‘ ‘ - ‘inesse had left my joints Today - ; ‘ 4 .. z i a4 g00/¢ as ever. thanks to 38 = EAS y NOW Tt © GET . ’ . rieres a pieasant surprise for women wnt aTe accus- Sonor * KRurex ” : > . - . . i j ‘ : * : , s tt i ' that ) | fomedc fo paying Align prices for a4 weekly Curi Of wave iis wonderful prescription prepa : erter cies ure ; be: : | : igh : ag. | : ‘ P ; j ju Can NOW Go your Aalriust as attractiveiv at nome— . ‘arms laboratory and general 4 : dey ‘ . ‘ vat - r Pre KrowWwn as Kurex is easily used at Hom - - pa Tae “ ‘2 - od c» | rr: x > sf y ’ ; ; 2 o ‘ ~ as ’ ~ ~ a TTi * ~~ - _— Low . > os : : 2 pe a are suffering from HKRheumaetiag 4 4 ° enar ad } ° c all i sr Trest a2 = >, a x al % - “’ "ls or stiff joints we are so Con 4 end. 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Mar- ‘To owas still angry. 1 told him-——I told him I never convinced that communication with the spirit world can be carried on n ; : Pet. 4p ae ) la dark-sk LpPreanavo me a Ayah: ‘oe iin 2 11) ; se inflained with anger Arthella Sappingto lid rags é a9, bie ibe — Marshall vs." Marshall was one of the 50 Did you make further attempt to see your hus- have not found a single genuine medium—one who does not produce his effects aR she looked ieee " at aa y oa Seg meet er ushand’s cases on the day's docket, and it was getting late in the band. Mrs. Marshall?” by a purely natural means that any trained magician can duplicate—lI still = ? r’ ¢ ‘ y ‘ ‘ . . i: 9 ms - ” F : o - - gaze. otis eg Ki astus inney, who just _— — epeaerns afternoon. He called the names in a dull monotone. “Not exactly You see, lL thought the first move should have an open mind. I am willing to be convinced—even to believe. if a incrimin f ae — - To the husband on the left and to the wife on the come from him’ medium can demon- 7 ————- Rastus Was on \ " wants tes va Sa , §- "ler ; , 143 ‘ ‘ . areres r «4 Vi «4 ' = . ore ‘4 ‘e , Fan” 6 pie \ Es . : ge , » Bis rigot, his voice aa A hota of electricity. The y were in I see. Now, did J]. as your attorney, attempt to speak strate to me that he STRANGE tria ” | ity: { | ah Judge, I gets de the St. Louis Court of Domestic Relations. They had with Mr. Marshall regarding this case. and if so what did actualls possesses nursery of in- po lice | ity pe = whisky. When | only been married two years, but the parallel lines were J tell vou about it?” true psychic power.” secta flour- Ww t 1 S- i > ‘ , . , i ‘ : aad ° charged nike / | gets back dis fella meeting here in this court. They walked to the front “T only know you said that my husband had no attor- Houdini was once ishes on the banks turbing coo a on | Clodus heets be at and took seats behind their counsel at the attorneys’ ney at that time, and that he refused to discuss the case. a firm believer in of the Potomac Riv- ” ¢ 1aC iim ) ‘ Th. re , . se P y Clotus ha — y b i de doah. ‘What you table. Defendant and plaintiff. you sald, unless I would dismiss this suit for divorce, spiritualism, but er, a weird hothouse arrested. Quite nat- anal : doin heah? he They did not look at each other as they sat there. His and’ something happened maintained by the which ] urally. Hadn't Ras- | \| says, To tus thrown a brick , Says, ‘What vou do- clear through the } , } in’ heah, niggah? front door of Clotus” | . ;, ‘Bout de tibe I gets home? ‘Ns in de doah dis fella “Now, tell the — Clodus waps be up- Judge all abou it, [Se side de face. Now, Rastus; why you i : Bistah Judge, I'se a tossed = this brick ME a——Jd peace-lovin’ ban. I through Clotus’ door,” began the don't want ‘a commence no areument. prosecutor. But, Bistah Judge, I can't take dat dar Rastus testified with some difficul- in his own words, he had a powerful cold. He was quite obviously the darktown sheik. Tall and raw. boned, he wore a pair of sea-going trousers thet hid all but the tips of his shoes. He was of a lighter hue than Clotus. His hair he wore pom- padoured. “Well sah, Bistal Judge, I'll tell you ‘bout how cobe I get bixed up in dis trouble,’ explained Rastus. ‘‘Last Saturday 1 gets baid off and as I’se pe'c'latin’ down de streed dis woban (he pointed an accusing finger at Arthella) botions to be wouldn't I like do cobe over. Which I done.” “What's dat you say?’’ interrupted Clotus, who was scrutinizing Arthella. A bailiff warned him to hold his peace. His Honor hid his face behind a page in the docket book. ras HICH done,”” repeated W Rastus pe finality. ‘No sooner I gets over there says: ‘Honey, you god qual'ties of kale, how boud you buyin’ a drink.’ To which I refutes, ‘Shuah gal, I'll pec’late down de streed and beah. To which she says, don'd wand no beah, we ty. For, than she buy sobe ‘Pshaw, we ADVERTISEMENT. RHEUMATISM STOPPED OFTEN IN ONE DAY H. B. Stone Finds Remarkable Way to Stop Rheumatic Pains in One Day. Rheumatism, Neuritis. and that ter- rible suffering caused by atiff, lame joints and muscles need not be dreaded any longer since the discovery of Kurex Prescription. Now it is possible for those who are ‘tortured with Kheumatism and sieepless nights to overcome these troubles often in one day's time. is the remarkable statement of one who has used the treatment. This amazing pre- scription is bringing renewed health and freedom frotn dread Rheumatism to thousands where everything else has failed. Towant to say that my Rheumatism was stopped the first day,’’ says H. B. Stone. “T had been a sufferer from Rheumatism for years, and J had tried many treatments without relief. I started taking Kurex in the morning and by evening the pains had left Inside of a week the swelling had gone down and stiffness had left my joints. Today | feel as good as ever. thanks te your Wondrous Kurex.’ This wonderful by ai large laboratory known as Kurex is easily and seems to work like magic in its rapidity on people of all ages and sexes No matter what your age or occupa- ton, no matter what you have tried, {ft you are suffering from Kheumatism, Neuritis or stiff joints we are so confi- dent Kurex Prescription will stop it that We offer to send a large treatment for Only $2.00 on 16 days’ trial If the re- Sults are not satisfactory and you are not More. than pleased in every way, it Costs you nothing. Send no money—fust your name and address to R. A. Harman, Suite 741, 1322 McGee St.. Kansas City, Mo., and the treatment will be mailed at once. Simply Pay postman plus postage on arrival. Use it according to simple directions. If al the end of 10 days you are not show- Ing ‘ ‘Wonderful improvement” and free- dom from Rheumatism, just send it back and your money wil] be refunded with- i eention. This offer is fully guaran- +480 write today and give this remarkable Prescription’’ a trial. prepared and generally used at home prescription PEDODY NE the manelous new vent. Dbanishes Duniona. Pain etope in- stantiy Hump rcanishesm as though by Magic. You can bave shapely feet and wear amaller shoes with comfort. SENT ON TRIAL Write today and 1 wil) gladly arrange to send rou b tmx cf Pedodvyvne tY » . please It was he Yours is a glory time cannot efface, attorney. She must an- 7 ' ; Yours is u vision that will never die. swer. What was that? Oh, yes : ‘ : —.. a Today, beside the Mississippi's stream, Eloise. Marshall. “Your age?’ “Twenty-one.” "=2on . ive tm. St. Louis?”’ “Vos.” O mixhty city, “You are asking this court for a divorce ) ’ your maiden name: "no. ©. auet the divoree, not the malid- en name.”’ “Qh; yes.” . The at- turned- to the “If Your Hon- torneyv POEMS OF ST. Gallant Led them in triumph to your welcome You loose your power like And greater Is something vibrant, Your soul, By Byrne -Marconnier You live the hope of those who went before adventurers whose shining dream from your halls of trade You send your riches forth to all the world. In regal plenitude your gifts are made, But better than your wealth and its acclaim, than your stone LOUIS shore. a flaz unfurled. and miasonry, burning Jike a flame~ Saint Louis, conquering and free not take place in the presence of the wit- being offered as evidence in this case.”’ “Objection sus- tained,”’ the Judge ruled, “Well, Marshall,’ counsel, Court, Ness, then, Mrs. said her “tell the please, why you instructed me to with- draw the petition for the restoration of your maiden name.’ The witness flushed a deep red. She turned to the Judge and spoke in an undertone. The husband's counsel fol- lowed the other lawyer to the witness chair. He heard what the wit- ness had to say. H# looked startled. So did the Judge. The de- fendant’s counsel walked swiftly to his client's side, and whis- pered in his ear. It seemed to be an important piece of tes- timony. The Judge suggested that the liti- Judge. or please, |] withdraw the of the plaintiff's maiden name.” The Judge nodded in agreement. The attorney addressed the witness. wish to petition for restoration bb fendant married?” ‘February 16, 1924.” “In St. ‘Louis?’ “Yeu “And how long did you live together same household?” months ago.” there any quar- in the “Until about four “Happily? Were rels?’’ nothing to Just “Several little quarrels, amount to anvthine until the last. Y HEN were vou and the de- “You say,’ repeated her “that Of the amounted to anything but the last. Now, Mrs. Marshall, what was the last quarrel be- (ween you and The witness did not answer at once. She looked at her attorney, then at the Judge, then, slowly, she turned her eyes to where her husband sat, secing, if anything, shoe. Hier pretty young brow contracted. “Why, I—I—don’t member just what it was about,’ sh answered “Well, pened? attorney, none quarrels, your Lusband about?” only his helieve T- re- after the quarrel, what hap- Tell the Court just what hap- pened, Mrs. Marshall, after the last quarre! you and Mr. Muarshall had.”’ journ to his private chambers. the Sheriff who just happened to pass ly the closed door, and who just hap- husky voice of a man: and two, * TOeAT, aeide by dor to the elevator. who remarked gants and attorneys ad- It was to overhear a woman's voice, “The doctor says it will be in five months and the “Eloise, I was ,? less than half an hour the door opened and the attorneys and Mr. Marshall walked out two honor bringing up feeling, as he later said, like Claus. The young couple walk- side down the long corri- It was his honor husband was Mrs. with his that the Walter D. Falls, a druggist of Chelmsford, in Eastern Massachu- setts. The prohibition law, and the conscientious nature of Mr. Falls, have situation which should unhappy pos- owned by created a Amuse anyone except the sessor of the grade of whisky, not it begins fo suRZeRBL a white When the prohibition aet became ef- fective, in January, 1920, it happened that Drugeist Falls had the six-ounce flask in satock. The law required an inventory from druggists as to the liquors on hand, and Mr. Falls filed his inventory in cheerful compliance with the regulations. Had he foreseen what a nuisance that was going to become it is likelv that he would have disposed of the spiritus frumenti in one of the numerous ways then legiti- mately open to him. “Whisky-—.046 gals.” Month by montn, ever Falls has made his report to the United States Internal Revenue Bu- reau. In the meantime, his account. ing has been subject to check-up by Government agents. Two vears ago, when the owner of the flask his drug store to new quarters across the street, he had to obtain a permit for the transportation of the ".046— gals.” Unless the little flask is stolen or: destroved. it appears that the Chelmsford druggist must continue to his tiny supply of liquor in- definitely. He cannot legally sell it, for he has no license. Neither can ne give it away and keep faith with Whisky It is a good white mule, but elephant. whisky «ince, Mr. moved report the law. since the six ounces is looked upon as stock in trade. He cannot even consume it himself, for he does not use liquor, for purposes medici- nal, convivial or otherwise. Should anything happen to the liguor, through theft, breakage or other mishap, Druggist Falls would stupendous and sublime task of saimn- pling 682 different brands of British beer at an exhibition to be held in Agricultural Hall at Islington. With lips parched and throats burning, we read that great casks filled to the top are already stacked up in the quarters wait- judges rows of foamy expoaition Ing to be judged, and the happy men —— are to have a whole week to spend in tasting. be reguired to account for it, under Pe unwinding of much wishes to oath and amid th red tape. Being human. he avoid all that bother. And being con- scientious he continues to give his liquor the protection which a much larger stock would justify. But it certainly is a very xeome “Whiskyv—.046 gals.”’ reems destined to endure to a ripe old age, growing mellower and mellower. trouble- za 1 ascent. Ho T. Pear! made $7 $80 in 5 bours bie work spare time or full time aod have aA bie -reads type cerns You ran d. asf — os hundreds of s:icees crops of them are grown for plain and fancy execution. . When they are mature all are used to test the various poisons and insecticides sold throughout the country for the exter- mination of such pests. 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‘dairies Seen by the Bishop Who Lives in a Copper-Lined rouse ' . : th ? hal * ~ aagtr earthiv. bods PAY Freat minds atimy] must pass before it ia privileged to sit | most certainly come to see who this |; drunken workman. victims suffer horribly in the astrai a a. miulate ea¢eh ASE ta ‘ as ‘J atvi ai . pe ta ; . eatin : ‘ - . » sal —. | . 2 hy ‘ 1. f- . 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They never can | Whien | arnest Theosophical stu- | vampires He describes the shape- (hat the spirits most easily evoKed oF wet oe eeltishty —s So Whe the ee ee a4 a i ‘ i ‘ . : “ rr Tu, k . : - 4 - ne . ¢«. }, » »9 . ‘4 . “i ates e bh. Ir o am @ . - ry I. ‘ °c * > +e ty © ing hy i» Ab irr hy hm : = ot : . meh I SYEHC) hecome human souls, because their lent Ges es as & soimni) less masses with red, gaping mouti: man are of the lowest orders, and that concerned With Savills bei Own n the harbor and the dishes Mit, | Uu s ; . ; » | ‘% ‘ 4 .% - ' J : a ; P | e- : 4 ‘ 4 } i = . > i. + . - ‘ , ** j —eyre ‘Zz iL 7? j J are ° } “7 raf "i } iV ; bh - > : Australia, w of evolution is different from ou! But seein, fairies is oniy an inei- | tiiat live on the emanations from dead this is the Kind of astral society with | souls waik under the smug relies merrity in the cafeteria downstaly ; me . se ei > = i _ F 7 ee . ; Tone i. F . - se * ne 3 } ii ‘ ¢ ‘ .# - 1¢ : . A nT 7 > ¢ 7 >» » bee = * + } . . P — . prociaimed iit w in their earlier development the) dent of ti« training, and not by any | and decaving flesh He telis of the “ f a person surrounds himself if tion O14 Sei T-COOSse! ai Os People Probably the chiet! criticism Which, 4 : qq . (4 9) ite . } Thy +, . > Pa ™ i s - *c1. ical hae oi & — IAs = Ages! FF ei @ }, , 4% . ’ got try > ° +o) tT Ne na > } i) = if ‘g +3} ‘Ff se . ’ ides A] : mit t = misshapen ZnOoMmMes hat potit r Leans its = Gs Phe studs nt Oi ine Savage o¢topus-iike creatures ti at Wai- { meaGaies tik oc iit alLlaiPs Wit dU SOMmeCIMes iVe a ' usanG ye ars UOUSsSeWIie Wo ibd Orel is that they’, ’ ‘ " , : : 5 ’ . on ; 7 ' ‘ . =" : ; oh 7 ta ~ om > s ‘ on , me - Fd = oe fad 1¢ * } ~ an *. ‘ . . . on , a a . : ' g a = ae. ir f : ; , > ry 17 ties The iid man is iis vest it s PO it caves anid Voi cahotes As Theil nioaibn uit is ' “At that eve ry act and low In tne fumes of ait ohol, and Oj Sal LNSeiiSci [ if pose and ch jy llie Ne art. ) nore in t is Harp (Waning para Hever Paine d the nature apiritg UO he P ihoetar = , ‘ tT" }, : : sha bh = te f¢ bef oo ; “ l. os T rher | » 4 t+ hatar bh 9 wn | ( ? f . 311 rit) by , ' Loé adpeater. know! mong j] POSa- rahirthe progress ‘owever, thes re i~Nnt na-~ s eilect on Nis progresa the re ddish-brown crustaceans that } ; {PAC & j ; ‘ ( 4 ( . S: oBDeTore tne awaken to tne Tact out witn the feather dusters. hia , Sto} : i oon ats a ; . - - , "7 . meron? ; a POiISis As tne eye ; Movenhensy come the gay evanescent spirits that ~s = } Z 7 ‘ ani as (ne j at ’ ’ = “a nd c ‘ a : t t ‘ irda rant r} tv « ¢ + OU in, ? * - 7 . T+ ; a ne ~ ~ ¥ iS - . ia , ’ i ‘ gr 7 . ‘ a . ‘ , ; ; { - ; ‘ ‘ a 4 A i i + af ] ‘ Tt _— K i :& ” ve . a _ - nals 4 on > + i eT ai ts S.°Ve rai Tr) i} ‘ , A ‘ t » The ft ‘ >, -+y, a Pri ° L it = i x. ‘ 4 i 1? v ~~ \/ Vreede Weve r 7 a} ; > — , " bet ii ' : . ” i ved - | rreporter by fail ?, _ ‘ ; : . ' ‘ ~ ' 79 as . y x» t vive i ’ 1 = 4 ! ‘ f ne «+ | a f " . ; : e ~ i es in bhi > [Lead ‘ nter ; . ~ a) . 4 . : a is = t { “i A wu ™ Te ia? fa len Y , ‘ . ’ ~ A ‘ — ~ . = 4 ,’ ot \ ~ Was 1 > r ; 7 ¥ - 1 . z . e m , A \ ‘ ttie Spi 1f in, PN bi ‘ ‘ ’ + > + 7 ; , . f — . “ a’ Ris Op) { © fal \ y “A a oi wal 3 , very inuch tnterested , irts ‘ - es \ ‘ oa n . + I = p t 3 | CTOSss Bu dj NI r — \ ‘ - - ,; j weils in t} ‘ CT Ra “™ } i ~ ts TYi¢ i= " e greativy magnetized, and in the ‘ ted x , =i 5 Tid! UT st “-: . igher worlds they show as a huge sun r> ra o* ; f ~ a ind us’ . -- . 7 is . Tia Z - to understand that it wished to call a . . , ’ o * ar a - dteiA " de> R, A id »’* CALs i * 7 i ad ' > ita +) ot Pei mn ——. | ft —" f mie .* " ie mpPeCidi ifPswe’imGa, allG aitel a ew minutes ized" by the powers of their maste ; ; saa t returned with anothe r Oth were ae that they seem to possess h an souls : : es - . " | - re ~ a s* ® , -_“ 4 - Ss tviz ? ¢ , and these two fairies walked behind ~ rr " > > > t} .* , mr? ti et: ron l ’ af a? 4 A Summons ef ae La After ; ‘ a minifee th I ) . ‘ 1A avait i “1 it nint A ae Lie s84i 0) LOG for a time at the manor is considered er , ae tnelr names, which Were farier! one of the highest honors that can sa ; oa Gitticuit to pronounce, as they have come to a Theosop)ist and Bis et is sounds in their alphabet which We can- Lead he ater extenadse it OnGy t those 4 ’ ? , . Lat reproduce These fairies remained whom he considers sufficiently gifted PO ye | yur constant compantons during al- et IMs iris and bovs are sent from England most the whole time that We Were at — “7% . te ; he America, India. Java Sweden Hiol :' :, : the National Park and, France and other lands to tak: — ; +) ey . ’ : inminm ; - aie | Later on, the elderly Bishop and his peeps behind t veil of Isis’ and to . . "nm . ~ 3% } ‘ . _ If, ~¢# } . . : followers buried a replica of the mag ive’ 10] “a Tlie Bertace 7 > eisirit | 1 7 : ; ’ i : ‘ = ey ic aaa + | — ; netized cross for the special use of the Biabeenic Dz I ‘ ‘ ‘ ; } ; (os 3 , : 7 — = ‘ { 17 ; 4 ; .. ‘ KFOOG Tee] aneei Ali tine sHITie’sS iB Judging from an account written by : ae the National Park gathered around Lady Emily Lutyens, life at the mano? 2 ss 7 , for the cere Onies nnd listened w! Pe ~ ; atT ies ry) x? SB «x ’ , 4 mn fy fy? is ia sainialn ss : prs 5 , ‘ 9 ¥ iy ‘ oT } , ; ¢) Niad ‘ “ xs * at Si] i ° 4 . n ; i . sist (if r ings Ai | « , Tr ‘ i : | | e - ‘ ~ iO a Bervant S eElg 4 4 i i ’ ia if Qi ns 1} ee - . . a « bee > ™ ” ; S( lite (>t ' ‘ vi nie iis tw i? ‘ } : ' »* a "_ LAe¢ 7. oF ’ ** ae # mr hell | 00} ’ a 4 =. sya **\ “ } ‘ ° : 7 , es e366 . ities “#64 "a ¢ 9% ey . ot_ 3 t-. . , ce ae P ia: wy i aie Nature Spirits,’ which is included in i? ae = ~ ‘ , ’ = “T" } L 7. : 2 se a r ’ { lien Side of 7 * sjaho} po in e nh day it? work 5 . bm A>i Leadbeate describes in chromatic eA ; ctlitina , : ? | , - + words the brilliant or pastel tints of ; Your Gasolit * HE rontir it the mano 5 ¢ 5 ? | _ Py f,. : , vr Various {tVpes oO Alries is a bit difficult to describ. shi iat orcs : . " ‘Tra irtoae , 4 ; ly a“ oe * } . ae Lady Lutvens re marks, he- Fairies lave coiors OF thelr owns " " . t —4ai,ff 5 _ 5 . . CAILRe it CONHSITRtI« to i ver > reat 4 mark the Gliilerences betwee tr} . ‘ ~~ ~ 64 4 extent in hanging abont and wait their tribes or species, Writes thie : . = °° ] ** | ° - ~er em 294% © | . . ~ *’ ing for something to happen Ther pkem Mystic ror eXampit 1 CoN : . » Littin rerlers Ss =~ 1 trast could wel] be niore mar] i + ” are ilttie groupe o ero pis Whoa sit _— i yore Maraed an he | rge reranda talk ins, or t if HPefl( Ween fie Tivacious rollicking . ° . on the la veranda, talking vivactou k | For every ten gallons you buy you are losing five! That's a startling statement, but true. You are getting ‘arkin , ing for the han mo- range-and-purple or CHrlet-and-z2 ; : ; ' : working or waiting for the bappy m citeeeaalh. | s | just half the power, half the mileage you should out of your gasoline! For now an amazing new inven- en Then thre ishon comes ut Inannikins who dance amone the vin i di ; : ' } 1 : : ; ments when t Ri Dp con oul . tion—a ridiculously simple little device—makes practically any car give twice its regular mileage to the eYsekegd somet fs iN enantifiu a- Vards i sicil: and the almost Pest ful : : : : ir { sometimes in a beantiful ‘ea e y, al “ gallon! This wonderful invention is the work of Mr. J. A. Stransky of Pukwana, South Dakota. And now Tale ANG BOMCTIMerR tn his slrirtel, vos ETAV-ANG-efTreen creatures Ww WovVe the invent a . * . les in his shirtsles or will-send you a sample at his own risk! Read his of ee : : is oO w tds wande rs anione t} +- Proiurirs SaAvinkX 1) ne tne OAKS and ruUrZze ("ip Ve red j y P Ad fer belo 6s aword here and there to those who eaths of Brittans | are sitting about. Although he may “In Eneland the emeraid-green va- ; not seem to be doing anything it riety is probably the commonest, and I knows all that is going on, and he have seen it also in the woods ‘ likes his voune people to bs Lppy in France and Belgium, in far-away Mas ‘ , ' , aquiet and proper way Sachusetts and on the banks of ¢! i Meals in the house of mysteries ar Ningara River The vast plains of i served OD t 1 cafets ria j an T} ey ‘ ‘ Dak {fas are in abited hy A | ACK- . , riTH t . . . . . ; : his wonderful new invention auto owners in all parts of the the expense and time of having carbon scraped out—a job costing from are. says Lady Lutyens, rather high- and-white variety. which I have not /y country have chalked up records of from 37 to 57 miles and even $5 to $25. It prevents carbon formation and it removes carbon after it tensioned affairs. for the Bishop ia | seen elrewhere. and California rejojers up to 61 miles on a gallon of gasoline. Every day we hear of is formed. Se some new record—some difficult feat such as pulling a car through sensitive to noises, and 52 people try- hn a lovely white-and-gold species : Te ecies i) 0: “e a 7 deep sand, or up as mountain, on half the usua! gas. Introd t Sam ] Off o be quiet all at once frequent ich also appears to be unique : . : . : , ry ‘ | | y i And now this amazing new invention is making fortunes for agents uc O p e er make more clatter than if thev were i ; and distributors. Now you, too, can make big To ; | ora ee ee = $147.50 in One Day acting without mufflers. Servants in Es STRIKING Javanese va- money— just telling your friends about it. J. M. o introduce this new invention, Mr. Stran- B ceitions of the cuntury-nper BP ae po pene Pt Bae. oh ateht-hour dar riety is gandily ringed with James made $120 in one day! Vernon Gaines sky, the inventor, will send a sample at his own | a mase a money quick. gong "¥en, | aan always @ netted $94 in eight h J. W. Cronk made sont take our word for tne job.—8. B. Herrick, O& “ee . 1¢, _* ry . : eo . rs. : k N t ] h b ° ‘? 3g ’ which means that the disciples must _ ate dare OF green and in i Re) ; risk. Not only that, but he will] actual] (. fwad what these olen say. ij | | $51 in just ONE HOUR! You can easily earn : ally pay you §& ) : : ners’ 350: at another time I at ize ja- to ceiling + ncou re a silvery w te species the gasoline 18 drawn into the cylinders in a vitie end Tarepieo, Merico —T 1. Brown Terns : , a one demonstration. Splendid for beter fy + port» lindas -— — >. = DU MGey Baader the socidents o¢ | ¥"!' oruscates with all the calore of raw state and instead of exploding, it burns. Battling Nelson Says: “It’s the Goods!” ta ime work. Many former agents are Willtame for a week—P. J. Manker, & ‘ se ait : : The Vaverizer ix the Beet thine ! ever 7 - cleanin u n ; ; : EE ies on. to perviewn at | he rainbow. like mother-of-pear! is causes a heavy deposit of carbon. ee ek ee ar Set, Sine | ever saw ond t have omen pom nen Pe peg ee as distributors ra eae =" , But with this startling little device in a car Vaporige am eres; car in Heqowinnt: Tomine my cues. 1 @are managers. armers with no Abera! Catholic Church in Sydney. a Fairies, says Rishon Leadheater all this is changed. As soon as the engine ie Gai a i a ate ee eae ee ee ae sees ie Genes ae religious Organization that wraps th ive on re ternal etructnre the: warms up, this device automatically begins to Vaporizer in what vou aay yt ie et at ans ns lots, netting them two to three @ iv (os? WES? Wi Be te Stl ae ee Ve ee Be ee ee a me ee . : “i ore! iA LiNé Sb Leta W\ le ge os"? if} 3 : . teaching of Theosophy in a mantle of wrest “aoe They #£raew: nar. admit a much larger volume of air, thoroughly ~ ia saeannneaton a f, aéred dollars. This may sound like MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY iis : i vaporizing all the gasoline, giving it fully 50° 'g money. It is big money—it is a incense and altar cioths and vestments nd om Haphanous as. thei: if more power—breaking it - that i i d big proposition — the biggest v a a on oo a) . 80 a , : ever ” of gold brocade At 5°30 every ; 7; vele draws to a class or » dle P it explodes instead of burning. brought to your attention. C-(@0 Streneky Bidg.. Pukwane, Seuth Dekeota. _- Tell me how I eon get samples of the Stranaky Vaporiser ot rink Aim tl) me how I can make from $234 to 669 « day = Tie: ribute: This dees net obligate me in any «ay lee the 80-year-old leader saves mans i: beiwe at last into the finer elemenin cf A Carbon Remover Just send the coupon at ence for full details of our the tiny chapel of iia Hows ear aAstry ty) Ty. , ‘ a is house astra a introductory sample offer. Be the man to cash in big in your Not only does this invention save half the gasoline, but it also saves Mi ly of hy , ' |rima? % Te ‘ > ° . o : . 1K i te PAi instruction oat . Natu: nirit es a community. Mail the coupon right now—today ! Name younse people takes Mim.6ice She 5q° 7 Cc“ ‘? \ il roa by Soe see SL, A, STRANSKY MEG, CO. “stsemusne man, who lives as vigorousts é this vs . 4 z yet | : Pukwana, So. Dakota world as he does in th. Yoeie Street or K. F. D ‘) State —— Pet fo er te ee

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s ; that they are small spiritual DOtAatons e jon a low astral plane. _ Another astral world constats of l | scholars who have never applied their fal | knowledge for the benefit. of human. i}- t\ Here thev are allowed ta spend i} tons ages with their books, quite cut er off, from the higher levels where the eally great minds stimulate each Other spiritual and intellectual power. a ~~ y Thus, though modern life has Made ts (the world dull and prosaic, there is ‘ efiji all the color of ancient lore in y the manor house on the outskirts of mn | -Svdnev There, snug in his COpper- s | lined room, an old man dreams of un- y seen worlds while the ferry boats hoot n jin the harbor and the dishes ratte merrilv in the cafeteria downstairs. | ; ; p_! Probably the chief critheism whien a ® housewife would offer is that Lhey'ye never trained the nature apirits Lo help ¢ i out with the feather dusters. sky Vaporiser is $147.80 in One Day biggest sulee prop- My profits for one day were big money quick. $: , 280. Yee, J] am always oF Me our word f0T the job.——8. EB. Herrick, Ore. hat these men say. made $51 in one e The peenite Dells 500 in One Dey aig et I nc 500”. tom 8 ol es wee herr r the v ‘oe vaporize : ‘ pice 360; af another time I eold O ' "3 in 35 minutes and at an ne Day other time 27 in 46 minutes. mund out that the —W. B. Eberlein. ll do what sou 4. I took forty $39 in Three Hours day and waen't Tn three hours on Saturday y Ford rune bet- 1 eleared S31) In one hour ever did. I can on the rev ious Saturday ! gas and it pulle cleared $18-—T.M. Wuey, . ©. mee. — Best Seller 1 Ever Saw 3 Hours One day I sold 114 and #® has heen cur Other 203. They are the ~ POP i ne GN — ii€ foi rth ann bIveT 7 sens DS HIGH — _ the century-—vou 9349.50. In one week I made fs ‘TPL GGLE—Elephant n an exhibitio: ttle as Dar f the Durbar recently held at Baroda, In ee) ees ses .) 1 aera R i WER BFE Aine et ae Oe nM ENE en it: ¥ a x Tet ae es Co een oe ne ela = Sage: eit i + ‘ . ‘ — coe Yas Mat PT patie s I a a 6S at 8 iE REE AO PT NITY ‘ Ar hell died Rate vy ash NE ee, Se eee ee es ee ra ce AAO area Ay Pathe PMB Ht ry ee By ee a ee Ara 8 owe ieee ieeadlinn Cate es a ey ee ees pike he aree Haat a a a a naa I, eR Tyg Rancce Aaa ARIA RR RR RRS ig ARE IE, tela cette town S> ee moe rma te.

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MARCH | SUNDAY MORNING a THE CT. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH i aeons : cies , = —Wide World Photo oe ee © a Sa AM cr roo A LOT OF HORSESHOES—TI of a New Hampshire blacksmith ' 4 4 ; : baal WHERE SOCIETY GOES IN SWIMMING— yes ES ee mS : i : en One of the new and most exclusive of the beaches Re ee yy NS ae | me fs sf MILLION DOLLARS’ WORT ' OF TAPESTRIES—"The Promenac = er empties. FS Beco Mee tay Re ae ae a: peror,’ a Chinese scene on one o: the set of six pieces of tapestry, valued at a ee 1 Oh LN Wer SS ee 2 Oe ay *\ dollars, recently brought to New York from Paris. EPINARD AND HIS BOC), with the little co! ‘Orla, on the Wertheimer farm <7? owe at Palm Beach. ferw *.

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—@, = ¥¢, ‘ ‘SNDAY MORNING a NSE ce THE oT. LOUIS Stato, 8 of eir an. ad a e r es Bee, re az ~~ ry wg: ae Ria 4. ie. | st . 5 ~® « £ e~ : ; sd . . - 7? . * ~ P . . - + A & b a e ys > t Py . " 2 v pe - . ~ > : . tanaases: ~ a Me ‘o> Pen) hes POST - DISPATCH MARCH . - ee ’ AB G8, 5.) Be Th a ile | et: at r ao- * ’ ’ et oe «. | REOPENING PASSENGER TRAFFIC ON THE MISSISSIPPI— The steamer Cape Girardeau, with a glass-inclosed deck, which went from St. Louis to New Orleans and back with passengers for the Mardi Gras celebration. 4 Dvke Studio, Cair f Chicago, at work on the model mW che Wor Phot aol ee —— | * * . Fe | e.% } A os a > j ‘ » .s ee : 24 e. - 2 + “1 4 oo Pi 4” HUNTING ON THEIR OWN ACCOUNT—Buffalo, running wild in the mountain game preserves near Denver, searching for grass for food.

winter in British Columbia GRIM GUARDIANS OF THE CANADIAN ROCKIES—Unusual snow formethaa this | 7 BOBBING A LOT OF HORSESHOES—There are 25,000 discarded shoes in this pile in front of a New Hampshire blacksmith shop which has been turned into an auto repair shop. Ww ee i i i a . ° = Em = , = all os - oe the Em a million EPINARD AND HIS FIRST SON—Pierre Wertheimer, French horseman (at night), with the little colt Epinal, sired by Epinard, and the youngsters mother, Eu- Tatoria fr. + | : he Wertheimer farm in Southern li ee ——- | BY THE ROADSIDE—A traveling barber in China who sets up his shop wherever he finds a customer. Keystone Vi ( ¢) aah bbe? \ aware _ SPT ( ‘] ’ *.4 ’ A FLORIDA SERENADE Rehearsing at St. Au- gustine for the Ponce de Leon festival next month. nm an ¢ »f Texas, ‘rance. ee , champion pistol trophies. shot of that state. with some of her | A

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a 7’. &. ~ A eer apy A a AE tte ito: ae 4 in Sap. ook ie a & wipe cody a: 2 & fe ae i ¥ = ¥ . a OO ee ens ~* . _ 29 THE BACHELOR'S REVERIE’—Mrs g by the Twentieth Century Art Club. a St a Pe + 2 ASHION SHOW AT PALM BEACH—The latest. in bathimg | 1 peacn pajamas seen at an exhibition at the Florida reso “4 | } = bd fF i.

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f c e Be. lato, ® 8 «af Help €)})- nd it e I’ recently sol A TORNING ] ‘er >. eae rv . i ise In almost naliI a centul! f VA , il] be ie American Navy. It 1s proposed y~ ety e sere 4 ; os er 4 down the Atlantic C a a | “) / i ae Pape Lane Li. A . : ~~ 1 vast and up the Mississipp! in bathing rida resort. os POST - DISPATCH __ a ce a eee gp tr ga rs ey nship match Tampa, SMALLEST OFFICE—Ou more than 50.000 In the ates this onea Vermont, 1s And eve: bserves Sund: “Diue laws. ae the sign on the side of tne orrice indicates +RIS.1IS NOT A BABY GRAN D—A stove is the funny-look- ing object upon which the Swiss peasant 1s comfortably reading his evening paper. The stove is the _ favorite spotin the Swiss home. oe 3 ¥ 3 Cr re. ng me, a he een: ee a pe hia ammeter as LOE I IIT TLE +e ; : - : : 3 - = } j ; : 4 H : 7 A SOLDIER'S MEMORIAL—Mrs. Nancy Coonsman Hahn, St. Louis sculptress, and her design for a monument chosen by the Daughters of the American Revolution, as a memorial to the World War dead of Memphis and Shelby County, Tenn., now being cast in bronze in New York. at ee ak «2 . sale ~ ee | RT oe ie cl ON AR Ppa aan ts RAL ANE . Septet har Me RR EE RR A CEC) AOD Nt i EN Let anc enegattan cesdine tn . es ch ee it ARAL ELLE LP LLL: a SED ANS Ln SRR FR aR LG aN PRE Ns Sa ep NT Al AIR Iie NM HM A SR cee 6 Pe eee ehinse tall aia R RRR PAE, ACA, IED ON OE A ERE AO A ABC CARN ELEY AERIS A. RG UCLA VR BOE ee ee ee es

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SUNDAY MORNING a mi. CT. LOUIS POST . DISPATCH “a > re 4 ‘ . +; + > ~ —— . a tepate A NEW GERMAN SUPER PLANE—A passenger carrier of the most improved type which has recently been put in use in Berlin. ' liitcrmatio NEW Sree he 3 “THE VANISHING AMERICAN’’—One of the “floats” in the annua! , ~~ 2 frolic held by the students of Vermont University. eee ys LZ ( cepatiaaa dark-ryed and majestic, the Princesse Alatcha- bells’s exotie beauty has brought ale as “isa fié blend as a ié fron WITH A KING AND Palace at Madrid. Left zalo, Princess Beatrice. FP Ye, a* ed ¢ F n 4 eT! 2 ‘2 | §,, f. / 4 . s* - “a ; ~, s’ ee > te n for our latest book a ? 5 -ct sample | free, and our guarantee. Clip it now | [He Ponn’s Exrract Company, Dept. A The Pleasant Way to Reduce | 151 Hudson Street, New York City MARMOLA Mail for | | Please send me vour free tubes of Puhd's Two Creams 25 Sample 2-235 General Motors Bidg. F | DETROIT, MICH. ree | Vame vir ~ | Cry \ | | BEAUTIFUL WOMEN USE THESE CREAMS 1420 Rican — - ” r = —_ ae Se eal a a k: i ered il Ze ne ‘ SS. Sas a Babi! » 8 vating done with a gasoline bs — Ideal for residence district rk. No Job too large or too small. Estimates given. Phone Hiland 1973 M. J. SMITH 6771 Nashville Av.

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" 7 mn, ee e a 7 ~ MARCH 7, _ & SUNDAY MORNING | OUIS POST NISP ATCH , - | . hy = g bi: 2 ‘ . i 4 > ) . : ° ’ = A cs : SAWS a +t Oay ye MOK Woe % \ " 4 Nes &.. P ~ ® id ae . me? : ~e > Wa PKS, i, 1 LEADS LEGIS! —Miss Sy! r) Br first woman to. p! the Massachusett ture during oft existence & he sale of many millions of cans of Vivaudou Mavis Talcum, is the re sponse of American women to the | irresistible appeat of tralian talc —sur an passing!y soli and smooth. and perfumed WITH A KING AND HIS FAMILY AT HOME—Alftonso of Spain in the Royal a ae, Gii4 a -_ hg Foe a ens : . ~ See me aes ; . ; r = fm : ° ; - * © S , = a A . % na ; : . iy itr) t ‘ i A c Palace at Madrid. Left to right are Prince of the Asturias, The Intante Don Gon : / . L249 ff ie VIVAUDOU ralo, Princess Beatrice, Princess Cristina. The King and The Infante Don Juan. — KASY TO GET DATES—Girl fruit gatherers in the Coachella Valley, California, where the date raising in- dustry has grown to great proportions. see . — HN JACOB ASTOR—The son. the late John Jacob Astor, who itanic, who is at Palm Beach with t Mrs. William K. Dick ALICE WEAVER—One of the pretty girls in George White’s “Scandals” at the American Theater tonight. This car-card kept its promise You’ve probably seen this card in the street cars. But Mr. Katz of 185 Ferry St., Newark, N. J., did more than see it. He saw it end he acted! His little daughter, Rhoda, was home with a cold that kept her coughing all day long. So when he saw this car-card, he told his wife oe to get a bottle of REM. E Ae A OM | a, in er aDAPTO SHOES Did the card keep its promise? Did it relieve Rhoda’s cough? BELLI yee So! ON Se eu ~ We'll let Mr. Katz himself answer: : , es} ial | d ‘Last fall Rhoda got a very bad cough,’’ says Mr. Katz. ‘‘Noth- | om Vw ' | he air gives a ; . | ul looks ; e ES angry a lh i Ing we gave her seemed to do her much good. She was coughing ) ? > ‘bra allday long. I saw about Rem on a street-car card so | got my . he baa prove it! Spring—glorious, vibrant, od — : 7 ee 1 i AW gg i ms colorful Spring— is just around the wife to get a bottle at Holman’s Drug Store, Cll 1 & Peshine Id Cream tor cleansi . Roms << te . ‘ ; Aves. and started giving it to her. The first bottle got ridof her eeping them supple and aay ) ie, Ph Re : cough. It’s a good cough remedy.”’ tur THEY WERE COLLEGE GIRLS THEN—Members of we if iP, ft Hew dietaenehonnen, Honore | ; pure cream, pt th the class of 1456 at Wellesley College. In the center of ae Neste Ot Y es wey el ne Children seldom have to be coaxed to take REM. hb the soft. finish. an | se aa ted second from left is Ellen Pendleton. t; / ras la. . rien N mart, an tania It hasn’t that nastv taste that makes kids trv to now ot ee ee k ,/ A ' colors. Never before : eer, / 7 a ie <iiteiompecuatecd ) ETE \ NW EN, | —~or so delightful—a host of colors. hide when “medicine time” comes around. No Copper Tan, Opal Gray, Sautern ? a: ties Opiates in REM, either. Brown and on and on, almost with- Sar of ae : ee od ae ailment, visit our There is, however, a special ingredient in REM— effective, harmless—that is not found in ordinary cough syrups. Clinging to the throat as it is swallowed, REM quickly begins its work of quiet- Are You Following ae peel & ing the cough. This Beauty Advice? . selection you make errs. Our service Ask your druggist for REM—the blue package with Stimulate skin and cleanse it or es = mega the round Orange label. You can have your money with a soap so pure it can en- 1 pe on back if it doesn’t bring relief. You’re the Judge and ter the tiniest pores and cleanse them full length without clog- Jury . ry om “ , ee “SS . , ‘ : ging them. Such a soap is Jap , NO SMOKE ..? a Rose, beauty experts say. : : | | Introductory size bottle, only 60c Excavating ins wah 0 omales ‘a rer oH Economy size, $/.00 ag gar for residence district : : e . , an 4 : job too large or too small. o. Ls J A P R O S ‘a ae gt o tia given. Phone Miland 197 oe 5 ne a | Our Drug Store Has M. hi SMITH on * wi as el é a The clear —— complexion Siang 7: wl ee ee : “3 LOT Nastvie Av. — tee: eo Rae Peres Romar ~~ be " s a , . poesia " CN REPL LI APES pep “ im eee’ / pete Sp eee al Soa. £ * le - nik ge eases eatin See ia Kesh a snes Ode ~ ‘ -. a TE ee ees | a a GL AEE AP cue : . m " t Bary j vt : i gees bi c sp ein SAID She coe be 6 Ge 2 «ee ree , *. ” " ee a Hn ‘Fy . PRL SSIS ORR wh Regie EN 4 sate sh - BE AS BAG ada 1A ORD ow ¢ a Pe Lh ee Ye BERS RABE. se

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® SUNDAY MORNING THE fe | A ® ~ ~~ , . ad . oe . ” we yale ite a a Ftd pg 1 OX — - MOOG» GIA haafpse od Ae. ~ “ © ‘ e * é ‘ — a ¥ ie - a ‘ i ae 2 Ce ae YS Lee eee OO ——— Sy PE ee. Tee “ nite i “ae ‘ ter Oe 5 as RP VES Pal oR oR, yo FF, oa ie . pe. eS, ite _ ae aoe ey - ‘ Fes > at > ~ ~, ae Rc Nl * Rew, . ’ be * . NS a" ‘ | MARCH ~°, 1926 Wakatsuki making his opening place of the late Baron Kato JAPAN'S NEW PREMIER TAKES OFF address att er taking the r tr ww of MOTOR BOAT RACING AT PALM BEACH-—Miss Palm Beach leading the Baby Cub and winning the Bradley Chalienge Cuy BETTER LAUNDRY SERVICE FOR PRICES Central 1160 ~ Central 116! High Blood Pressure What rusea High PP’ pod Pressure ” ; F miitrie mit | Whvyis High Biood bre asi " e th ti [t H } ‘ret 4 ** . eye n e a “ x at fw au ad ee + 4 F wou 4 + & yes \ . a ~ how—tef (WITTER WATER COMPANY (Not Inc.) ; 608 South Dearborn St Deet. 42-93 Chicago. titineis 7M gate P “e ’ oP iib mud 4 Hiig Bieod Pressun ] : . S819 Tae@ets tlat euh leghorn Beam 7 s (open. Red, Roece, Henna. cutch Also Makers of the Famous Fairfame Goudoir Cape eres 140016. Tan. Peach. $7 4%) FE and Kiddig , Hats Make every child a picture arc artfully made to win the enthusiastic admiration of all who see them on YOUR Kiddie. Beautifully fashioned in winsome and exclusive de- signs. $2 - 53-54 - $5 Latest booklet sent free on request. Sold at all good stores *. ep oer — & Ket Ttreedherg 4 : A New York florist with his replica of the Washing TN) Monument made Out iIsands ot white roses Gray Hair hurts your job Ge leita te ne ee oe ee en - a Mail ‘Free Rottle " Coupon ~ \ tea i m—- fvase ¢ ' ur mame @ or Mam TT. GOPLIWAN i f 1642¢ Golktman Blde.. §t. Paol Monn.t i ' j ; ! ! , . Be | | i tp & O Of ike it better than any gelatin they ever had / ] REALLY THOUGHT I had fresh fruit jelly,” comes a com ment from Norfolk, Virginia. ~] WAs ESPECIALLY DELIGHTED with the real flavor of fresh fruit, says a delighted person in Wilmington, Vermont. “On a par with Royal Baking Powder, which we think The Best.’.... So write the women who have used this new wonderful fruit gelatin. T’S the fresh fruit flavor that makes Royal Fruit Gelatin so amazingly different. Raspberries, strawberries, cherries, luscious and ripe— from their juices only are these wonderful flavors made, y, e without synthetics or artificial flavors of any kind. And straight from the citrus truits themselves come the del (j cious orange and lemon flavors — coo Y¥ALtCHOCOLATE S ROYAL ‘rn Big se i cui ace Pe Og Rs eas EE i ae My oy Gigi al on GAs 1 EELS LTE, BiG I a OFELE And FRUIT GELATIN “Made by the makers of Roya Baking Ponder y < fruit flavor. |, tart. refreshing. frm frends of Royal Baking Powder. can rely upon it in just the same way. you will enjoy this “natural fruity flavor.” ROYAL LEMON— I: | pure gelatin has neither taste nor smell to mar the fresh You housewives are so quick to recognize quality, so | insistent in demanding it. That is why you are such Royal Fruit Gelatin bears the same seal of merit. You know you Buy some from your grocer today, and see how much a BRINGING UP gUNDAY MORNING - : y ~oee7h— ain a () Q HELLO - MOLLIGAN- ITS BEEN FORTY Sm Since \VE | Ae SO -“W/OURE MY NOSE-= Bri vz AL \ \ a a , or, * he ee WELL! LOS AN SAILEO IM HERE are five Roval Fru: Gelatin flavors. berry, Raspberry, C herrs with delicious flavor fri rr? frustjusces. Orange and Lemon with delicious flavor from | of Orange and of Lemon

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MARCH 7, 1926 EMIER TAKES OF FICE—Roijiro his opening address after taking the d | * 7 * : ee oc] ¥ /WO Comic Sections VV G + oe t ~~s »* ~ t a ~ \ (nat a eer ARC Ae a TT + ~— — 4 ~~ ay ; if —~—, -— ~ ~~ _ > ’ Fe te - i ai 1 = 4 = SA : : = . ; ze = ~ . ; ." ao a . r \ . . aa te . i . a . be o, “ S PRY, , : “RAG es Pee “ As : 5 ie a eae a sl coi we ae Si : ia: ie ae, : = ‘ ; % me : 3 Res 7 f ‘ - ‘ heel ei . f Bouse h Pages of Pages yor Picture 1? Da 9e Roto & ° ae ° ‘ funny Pictures J Boys and birls UD Pages Magazine } | BRINGING UP FATHER ee See . = ~.. BY GEO. McMANUS- HELLO-MULLIGAN-@y cot MT ir HAS THAT |] 00 x0U Rememoer PR [ 00? tLe Never |]T " ir DEEN FORTY MEARS H) NAGS HOW fF. 4 WHEN WE WOZ aR ml FORGIT THE SINCE VVE LAIO Ewes | 3 ~ 4 ARE WOU? _f£ KIDS AT SCHOOL ‘e A | Dy pp TIME KOO HIT a | PEAS LRA ELS TILE BLO OL ON OE OE . dpa. if rn . YOU'D GIT SORE ee “Se 2 we -— —— _ . ~ > ~ ~ ~ — —— —— _ gest aetna i: Se ane PREPRESS OEP PRES. i OILS Ae 7 ici”... NC TNT N RR ee Ree sn niacin | AN HOW | OSED TO ole : Seen / MEET YOU ON SUNDAY: | Oe gs oft B\ | 4 e J soe ea UP AN’ I'O ALWAXS ix. dryer =e > i. Set ae ~~ Pr, a> KNOCK WOOR,. TOO fe i a ae Pike , STOOP OVER T Mg Ne Sy re HAT OFF ! ¢ 1 en Oo PICI | ete Tees ine ad |) 6. or ID KICK WOU OVER -| + Ww > DON'T THINK DO YOU REMEMBER HOw de age ‘ou Ree cetlt Ae or smell to mar the fresh REMEMBER ITAD WeL_L VY 77 THAT VE { USED TO LICK ALL THE | | S30 Me UNS IN THE NEIGHBOR | TOLD WOU WHAT 1 THOUGHT AD IF VT WOZ YESTEROAY' FORGOTTEN } ey HOOD ? | .. OF NOUS —— to recognize quality, so is why you are such Powder. Royal Fruit merit. You know you \e Way. ~*~, a” "2. ‘Eeueeeaesct eig” Sega gier; CAGtaarg=- a S8aaaca” ~s oday, and see how much ity flavor.” eee naweea’ : 2 oe SS > & " . SIS F RSIS .@ eicte. 2 ELI LOST MY TEMPER Hap Ann me oe ee | AN NOU GOT UP AN | : THO SE wo a “PR | evi never AN’ SAILED INTO YoU LIKE FB Pmmme «1 8 FF | KNOCKED YOU DOWN eine Cains az COME AGINE! AS , — = wal ‘ . ‘ A * \ . ie ; ON v4 \ 4 7 lL WENT TO MWOUR HOUSE an y, S i 7 = f-* serge | : AN’ BEAT OP YWOUrR ii DROTHER FER LUCK: §- qa f 1); REMEMDER , ttly natural lemon flavor . ier are five Royal Fruit Gelatin flavors. Straw- ~ resent 9 gO berry, Raspberry, ee | ar g | a ne) 5 (tOM pane O 1926 ey Int. Feature Service. Ine with delicious flavor from the LA % ewe fruit juices. OrangeandLemon : oe ) | il | —————— ee, Creat Britain reghts reserved with delicious flavor from oils | of Orange and of Lemon.

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— | BAY, BAOCB- RICH MISTER MS SOFT IS | COMING HERE To BUY é AY%1O,000 FALLEN -aRcy - SIK-YoU WAIT OCA) HIM- L HANE To frr “A GO VUP- a STAIRS a TO THE ro OFFICE 2 B ffs teks v= ag | yy, ) CO, LOOK ! THERE ARE SOME PEOPLE RUASASIAIG To A FiRe-I LUST LOVE nen Rerwterad U.S Parone C , RIGHT, Boss-VLl RE REALL a? hia +e * “+e eeeeee eters *o+* Alou, LSAT THAT A SHANE? YOU Look Like SUCH GE MEA}, ( UisTEAS, YOU PooR NUT~ WE JUST ROBECEL A BANK AASB THE CoPsS ARE ov AAT SMOKE ONCE UPoa) A TINE THERE WERE, TWO FT BALD BOYS WHO GREW UP TO BE CROOKS. | THEY LEFT HOME AAIBS LEB A CIFE OP FT CRIME FOR TWEAITT CEARS~- THEE |- WERE DPRIVEAS FROM OME TOUSAS TO Anjo F- OTHER. BY THE POLICE AB FINALL & GOT BACK TO THE TOWA) WHERE THEY | WERE BORN - THEY BROKEASTO A fF HOUSE AT TWELVE O'CLOCK OASE AMGAT. |” AAS OLB MAAS « SB AA SLB LABYC HEARD] © THE MoOlSE ANAL CAME BOWwA) a STAIRS~ 2 DID AAS OTHER. = 2. bs . “es wesc, Wels” at Ce ee eee SOO DOGO ay oe A Or ak ett eeres WHY MISTER YES,\7M HERE-~ BUT VM GOIASG Mou) ~ TooR. DUMB CLERK LEFF ME STAABISG HERE THE BAD ROBBERS HiT tHE OLB CovPL WITH CLUBS AND KAOCKED THEM SOUT COLD -IUST AS THE BRUTES WERE LEAVING THE HOUSE WITH EVER‘- (THING BuT HE GRAAB PIANO, THET MADE A LIGHT ADD RECOGASIZED THE OLD PEOPLE LYING OAS THE FLOOR AS THEIR FATHER AASB MOTHER !:!T WAS ANY AWFUL LESSGAS TO THEM- THE'‘C I NORSSH THE OLE COUPLE BACK TO HEALTH AUB NEVER (TM GaIinsG RIGHT HONE To MY MOTHER. ANB START LISSISS A CLEAa 1 BOM T KAJOW Hou) TO THAASE You - Tou°VE MAKE PETTErR HMA CF ME-1I7M GOIA\NG TO 1G WORK-HERE, TAKE “THE SATCHELCFUL OF MLISOFT, ARE Boss, NE GoT THE - FONANEST STORY TO “TELL YOU ~ THIS SATCHEL iS FULL OF MONE - " AY] 1 MET TWO BURGLARS A AMD “TOLD THEM A * SAD STOR. * - = = =~ + Boos, DEAR, s*M SO GLAD You RE- TURMEL "THE SATCHEL To THE BAASE LISTEAY, YOU Foot - THAT ISAYT HALF AS FONASC AS THE STORY I'M GOING TO TELL You-1 LOST A ——— = YY eaaD Hp ch } 2 es SHS SS | | ee . 19276 by Star Company. Great Britain rights TOONE Y\AHY, THATS A Son, AN 7, HoLo iT A Minute ‘THLE GET THiS DIRT CKED IN —

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TOONERVILLE FOLKS Little Stanley Goes In for High Life By Fontaine Fox (Copyright, 1093—by Bell Syndicate, lac. Teade Mark Great Britain Richts Reserved “ses may “WHY, THATS A PIGEON House. Son, AND JM DIGGING THIS HOLE To SET IT OEEP ENUF, "$ GUESS THaT's ABouT ” BY Georce! £ o1on'T THK THE THING WoulLp BE THIS Heavy! Si. GET EMMA To HELP ME : _ i _ ae . RE WERE, TWO STANLEY, £ WANT You ‘o | " “THAT PIGEON House WHERE DID ee pam = 88 ASK YOUR MOTHER By ee. IS HEAVIER THAN & Me LiTtLe STANLEY Go ? | 13 wie _ SAGES |) THOUGHT: COME DOWN “EARS - THET , : E TOUWAS TO An)~ =. (4% =D: THAT Kid | | = 'T A) WHERE THE'T SROKEASTO A LOCK OME WIGHT | ys 4 } : ao LITTLE STANLEY 18 gf IN THE j OoUSE + P ( Hoo iT A J Op! ftw Ley |] | MINUTE ‘TLL S | : r — dé | : A “TEMP GET THiS DIRT e “oF : Ee a! PACKED IN 3 i, @ ock HiM uP SOMEWHERE! — “HE simeLY WoNT ghioel ANY WHERE AND Zibb JUMP AND You CAAT uF START THIS ALL PuT A LADDER AGAINST ; : OVER AGAIN THAT, So YOULL yusT | HAFTA DIG IT UP AGAIN ANDO LET IT OOWN SLowLyY. 4 ‘

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THE MAN IN THE BROWN DERBY __ -v:scs=s0e:=« | . a BQ. ‘SAY, CGBERT, WERE STAGING DO (2° Wetec tle : A FOX HUNT Tomorrow. = AY t Oo! ¥ WANT To Go ‘LONG 2 | WHERE ARE YOU ZOING wehbe Naor en ae ae ic a ae eS ee { , MY WIFE'S FATHE if GoAT: HE'S Mat OF ME Eor — SUNDAYS A | eR lhe nséelZe,: A 5 EVEN 4 | | e f | WELL , MRS. (NQUISITIVE (F YA MUST mow, | OH-A HUNTING WE WiLL Go! Queen 4) O\ oe WC CANT START WL 4 WHERES €GBERT: f (“4 GOING FOX NA HUNTING WE 4 HE GCETS HERE j UNITING witt GO! TA-TA- : | m TYA- TA-TA - j : ¥s TYA-—TYA-TA ALC RIGHT, Bors j LES Go! == a 2 TPE { if /MvIT, Do You / REALIZE You'Re FLIRTING WERE tee J Shbbeabalal | Wo QM aR $8 , x the, Re Tan yea ts ihe we see ti . ‘ r : : db ; a ‘ % . Maas eter f f . . baaye : ‘' > oa te : ; ,y \% Y SAY ANA * utes anf : Kekee hk aeky ed, . SRO a es Koos s Nek ‘ Nik i . oy LET Os se * ¥ 5S , a \ ‘ ‘ . . ‘ . : . ae oN . ae \ ’ ’ wy 4 : 4 ted ~ ry +* xe e ° : Oa : x ee AN oe nies Kt x \\ Y " 2 ‘ os . “ vr rea os S) eet AY 7 aie AO s | : yy aN WS Se We aye WN ANN Se WHR ANN ww ~ WW Ake “\ HE MUST A BEEN DOING = TT — FIFTY MILES AN HOUR WHEN 1 CAUGHT “7! ON THe LEVEL, JcFe rT BECAUSE You ARRE STE I just Got EvEN wt AMD I tn. THE HAPPiCsT MAN Sf In THE woRLD Se Kj Se RENE DEM. OE ERROR a nr . ~ > o_ ar as aes " Si ~. % “a, ee = ae Mts. ROA AD ha ihe | Cope. 1926 (N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co. ~

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BY T. WEBSTER ee ee m EIGHT PAGES OF FUN | < SECTION Toonervitce Forxs= BrinGinG Up FaTHer MUTT AND JEFF March 7, 1926. MY WIEE'S FATHER GeTs my GOAT. HE'S MADE A Foo. out = WAIT Tike MSS eats : . wm EE. es OF ME FoR THe PAST THREE N, = et 7 SUNDAYS And rp’ Give es i LT™Z Ce 7 ; SGCE'S nac : : » THANKS. & , ; C (OE THS Cos aN GOTTA FLASH | eer : UNIFORM: EZ kmow - SOMG CLASS ptm cl = To Ger << | SHE'LL SAY XZ MAIce = IN MY NEW =N Wi SI i A 3 rin,’ AANDSOMC OFFICER: DREssEeD 1oB: UP! WATCH ME AcT : DIGAnFlieD- TATA:: 7 Hot DOG. THERE'S MY : . meres FATHER-IN-LAW wow! m £2 Moi a I MIGHT WAVE KNOWN ‘ HERE'S MY CHANCE T . kid o “— Mae Meas THAT WAS You, MUTT: Bae AcaaDENTLY Bump SSINX Vhs 5 NN CN COME BACK HERE AND ean oaahenl INTO HIM WITH MY ; | \ Set Clu Tweet Your. : y “ (ar Off : a : ¢ ts 4 : Pr —_ = re @ @ we wee ws ee — co- oe i \ any} 4, VTT, Do You LET THIS BE A ' p é , ——— Se REALIZE You'Re LESSON TO You: age aw ipeehigas — MAKES MISTER MUTT, TIM an. Glue FLIRTING witht NeveR Get FRESH a" or soley BuT E GotTA OFFICER, Bt DEATH 7 WITHA AUGUSTUS THIS . ww OLD DEAR. ARResT You €oR Go RGuT GET THAT MutT. You CAN “ee Of TCE HCE: PARKING YouR CAR mA wiTH You' CAR OFF SEE THAT 1T Ree —_ | BY THe FiRE HYDRANT. / © DoGsn'Tt PAY. pe ~ \; Z "y tZ —— RZ x ta R e. ON THE LEVEL, SEFE ET AIN'T MAD ) (JUDGE XI ARRESTED Your BECAUSE You ARRESTED ME: I Just Got Even with A Gvy ae a IN-LAW FER PARKING =, TEARS ts CAR NCAR A Fie , AND I a Tre THERE S A nau | } aw HYDRANT!. You'tt vet - | CA — LASOR j RAPPIGsST MAN Se A JUDGE ON THE YS . Him oFF EASY, EH? - =e € NEXT CASE in THe wanton - v Be sciecticte | | , ; ’ — 7 i : ~ &, * D.. » b k e ES o ¥ aa Bi 0)" aaa ep eee

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F RE 10 Beautiful Ponies Given Away In the picture above are seven partly hidden faces. You can find them if you try. When you do this, place a cross (X) on five of them. Send me your answer right away and I will send you 5 Beautiful Pictures Free and a wonderful Pony story. I will also send you immediately 900 credits towards a Beautiful Shetland Pony, BridJe and.Saddle and tell you how to get 100 more credits, which will win him. We Also Otter $100 for Promptness — Answer NOW! Five Beautiful Ponies will be awarded April 15th, and will be sent promptly by express, all charges paid. In addition to the Pony, every boy and girl can positively get $100 in cash. If there is a tie, a Pony will be sent to each one tying. Rush your answer at once. Be prompt. Get the free prize, a fine Shetland Pony, and $100 besides. Write today, sure. Address PONY BILL, Pony Man Room 82 900 N. Dearborn St. Chicago, II). i 1erence of United | Ze: tes to Body Was Un-| , titutional. Assoctated Press. ; SHINGTON,/ March 8—The} e Court today. refused; to} ain an attempted legal chall/ o American participation in orld Court. ' $4 injunction proceéding insti} Reby Benjamin Catchings, al eaork and Washington law- | s dismissed. | [a hings protested that adher ad - > the world tribunal was un- NEVA, March 8.—American/. = fon to the World Court will] {*% scussed informally by the del | UL of the present league as- y. The matter is not on the a, nor can it be placed there ly, but the league council stariat will take advantage, > presence of statesmen from| rts of the world to get &@ con son the matter. American reservations, as; Ele sen repeatedly pointed out, | aw ith thle exception of two, op- | & The question of elect $3 will be embarrassing. The | Bi i States Government natural- | az! 1 participate in the choosing. | erat ow? Washington can desig-; &™ ts preferences and send them ja se » council and assembly by / Cz or cable or courier. 7 7 the other hand, should there; — ral ballots it is hard to see | wit how America can ote “in ab- " Inasmuch as the protocol | te les that the assembly and/|F » council . shall, elect. the! defer , it will be necessary to to, i the document so as,to in- “and the United States.” © : } matter of “advisory opin-| B ris the really difficult . one.” aT By udges already have raised the! py on over rules and procedure | per hile they/have followed the e of ppyblic discussions there | a} ble doubt if they would jto je ithemselves always to refrain} yeu private sessions. It is also} jase n that the court will not bind}. not to give advisory opinions | Hi atters affecting the United solely. | the matter now stands the e council probably will be] 57 * i to ask the court’s opinion; ™ dvisory opinions”as the weth- ; jority or unanimity is netes- | or the council’s acceptance of/ opinions. s Washington's plan to broach | ** uestion of acceptance of the a can reservations signa- |COmes of the court’s protocol sepa- |? , wtfhout any overtures to- the League. That method will | ©? long time. » replies of the court mem-/° rill be contingent upon their onship with America at the nt. One objection can bl sion. E Y member of the League cani© } the matter before the as- 1y—-Great Britain has just cre- Precedent by asking that the/ q © study reservations made by | VeeVY, & to the International Opjum; bntioni. ns 000 SALARY TOO MUCH, | $= DR SAYS, SUGGESTING CUT = to Take Post in Philadel-; ~ Proved Ability. Asmociated Press. ait ADELPHIA, March 8.—Ten/ ¥ nd dollars a year is $2000 too} Salary at present for the Rev, | imc® Petty of New York, who bas! nes ted a call to Grace Baptist! ing le, Philadelphia, as successor) «ne