St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 16, 1926

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OMIC PAGB MONDAY CH 15, ese ie Reet U7 anbat Saher tere . + eee babe +1 = 1 Rs osc ize os L5rt) . ° ti . tien : 2 : (Copyright, 1926.) is GUILTY OF e) BIS See mYat=— 4 ag PAccUsE HH if i — | ‘ * “i hoe ? — ow, Soaps ae i all ir san) Seas aa ee SR Rtg” +c ROE it ee a M38 NARS ~ : -% 4 + Era : ———— 802 People’s Popular Wants printed in the Post-Dispateh during Feb., 1926. MORE than the THREE other 8t. Louis newspapers COMBINED! — ~—— ew Tn aeee rer renner e-ore. PR = CR t= pe A re = ee AT Se cee et ae ao ee ee —— 4 JT. LOUIS POST-DISPAT The Only’ Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service cnidlteasttieditesetinaeese ST. LOUIS, 7 UESDAY EY ENING, MARCH 16, 192644 PAGES. t-Dispatch Gain Syst 1253 i —= —=- NOL. 78 NO. 190, — AS A is -- WALEAGUE FIGI 0 BE PUT OFF UNTIL _ SEPTEMBER p Leaders iis to Ask To- morrow That Germany’s Application Be Laid Over | for Next ane: _ FAITH IN LOCARNO © Spain Bidets Move for Delay—Brazil’s Demand for Permanent Seat Backed by Italy. Br the iesianel Press. GENEVA, Switzerland, : €—The leaders of the Council of tthe League of Nations today ‘agreed to postpone the election of Germany the League until Sep- tember. Faced by the difficulty Bra- vil’s continued demand for a per manent Council seat, the leaders agreed that Sir Austen Chamber- Main, the British Toreign. Secre- tary. should propose in tomorrow's session of the Assembly that the whole question of Germany's ad- mission to the League and the enlargement of the Council should be put off until the September ses- March ot gion. Work of Seine, “Intact.” . The signatories of the J.ocarno agreements issued an munique tonight stating that if ol- . Stacles render impossible the ad- Germany to the Teague ipis time, the Lotar- ire happy to recog- real- official com- | mission of of Nations al no signatories * Phize” that the work deed at . It ards furthered the movement diourninent in orde: gain which to press the Spanish claim O. peace T.ocarno remains intact. is reported that the Span- for iO time ‘tor a permanent Council seat. Before the leaders’ decision )be- fame known, Premier isriand ot France told French correspond- Germany had agreed not te withdraw her application for @iection to the League and that -this would be considered in Sep- ptember. The communique Wthat the difficulties in the Council , crisis will persist, but says = the ‘signatories are convinced that these Will be surmounted on the occasion of the next league assembly-mevri- _ ing and that an agreement con- eerning the conditions of Ger- -Many’s entrance will be realized. The decision Wus taken at a imecting of the leaders attended aby the Allies and other members of the Council, and also the Polish ) Premier, Count Skrzynski. : _ Brazil's answer to the Council's cabled appeal for a change inher /Aattitude toward the plans for Ger- “Many to be elevated bine the Council “alone had not arrived. but the lead- Pers feared it would anes ‘to be a 'Tefusal. Moreover, it was report- Fed that some Governments were ‘trying to influence her to reply Negatively, Latin-Americans Mect. > Disquieting rumors spread through the jobbies of the League Of Nations Palace today that Italy Was prompting Brazil in her insist- ice upon receiving a permanent Seat in the League Council at the same time as Germany. It was reported that either Premier Mussolini would make 2 Satement or a speech‘in Rome de- ~Manding that Germany cease at- ents that expresses feur *mpting to thw art another power's | “rt to obtain a permanent seat at the same time sie was accord- | *d one, or that one of the Italian \ representatives here | “atement inspired by Mussolini. Italy’ S interests were desc ribed as ba | F demanding the continued friend- ship of Brazil, where a sizeable Mrtion of Italy's surplus popula- tion emigrates annually. might read a, { : mittee, ‘Committee Thursday morning by ‘the Subcommittee appointed last week to draw up the articles of inr- peachment. At the mecting of the. Judiciary |Committet today the subcommittec ‘reported it had not completed its) IS REAFFIRMED work and The re presentatives of the Latin- , American Met again p Council = crisis. Afranto Franco, the Brazilian - tive, explained Brazil's reasons for / Adopting her present attitude. The American delegates Meeting adopted « resolution ask- the league diseuss the mMnembers of today tv Latin- Mello | representa- | ing Senhor Mello Franco and Al- | berto N.° Guani. 3 > Member of the the «ouncil, to convey Uruguayan. © the council the unanimous con- | Vietion Of all the dela tgates from pAmerican nations that Latin-Amer- ita should bave « larger and more 1 “Quitabl. in the Continued on Page 3, Column 7. representation * a> land | Twenty-eight $s | a {| 28COUNTSINCHARGES AGAINST JUDGE ENGLISH Sar-etteenee cnemeenneties a eee na See ouse Judiciary Da arittie Will coat Draft of ‘““High Misdemeanors” on Which It Urges Impeachment. ~ AYEARFOR GOODS, CLEARS 4 MEN IN | Rec eceive| | | By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Marcel i6. counts on “high mis- demeanor” charges against Federal Judge George W. English of the District of Illinois will be Judiciary Eastern submitted to the House desired until Thursday ‘o| ‘finish the tentative draft of the ar- ticles. Action Next Monday. Chairman Graham said it probable that the draft would ‘approved at once by the full com- in Which event the Judi- | Ciliary Committee’s report to House, recommending impeach. | ment, will be made Thursday or I'riday. It can be called up for action at any titne after it is made. A vote to accept the report will be a vote of impeachment. Majority leader Tilson day that in the event the received this week by the House he thought it likely that it would be called up for action Monday. The debate would occupy two or three days, but a vote 6n impeach-., ment could be expected next week. A special session of the Senate y%ill be called by President Coolidge if! the House impeaches Judge En- glish, and the jurist’s trial before Was! s id oe o-% = Lze | said to- report is A EO LEAGUE IN QUEST OF DRUG TO SMASH QUININE MONOPOLY Substitute for Malaria Specific | Needed for Effective Ac- | tion, Say Experts. Sales on Time Reece 17, E2-Fascist Chief Says He the Senate probably would last at least three weeks, : ee a Subcommittee Members. Pct of Total, U. S. C. of Alone Kidnaped Socialist The subcommittee appointed to VIS} 4 ? draft the articles @ impeachment C. Division Says After In | Deputy and Latter S Death is composed of Representative Ira quiry. Was Not Intended G. Hersey of Maine, a member of ‘and Stobbs of not enforcing the injunctions of his the original Investigating Commit- ADMITS ATTEMPT sentatives Montague of Virginia Massachusetts, ‘Testimony taken by «a committee | disclosed arbitrary disbarment by | Judge English of attorneys without | warrant of law, tyrannical acts to- wards State attorneys and Sheriffs whom he haled before him without warrant of law . a + oe “- the payinen to one of his Sons of made by the Bis partment of Do- | whose murder in 1994 he is now on mterest on bankrugicy funds. Distribution of the Chan ay ae AON | | Ye ho - hi 10 } { , x as ft a hm vas fees s “7 — ge disposed of in this manner and the ;death of Matteotti. . Wee: te . . AT APer >) 2Fankr ‘ee ag ‘ ° 4 2 . ; ’ #2500, oth PRE E SE Tey ee trend is still upward. It finds, state definitely that none of my ww = i [ . A * ¢ . £ , aaa | however, that informacion coii- | presen! companions on trial, wer = Se i'with me on June 19, when Mat- ON INSTALLMENT. MATTEOTTI TRIAL tee of seven that took evidence in St. Louis, East St. Louis, Centralia, NO CONCLUSION Ill., and Washington; and Repre- ON ECONOMIC VALUE TO HIDE BODY | Information Too Meager to Debedies, Who Says He Was Born in St. Louis, Surprises Court by His’ | LETTER — —— $5,000,000,000 LEADER OF PLOT MAYOR AGREES TO. BS deli 8 SE go OF pee oe Oa gy gee RS agape Baa . w te ae. ee en oe A $3 —_ ae I ee a ene ena PRICE 2 CEN NTS REJECT HEARSAY IN WALL TRIAL _ Where President's Father Lies i SECOND room. —Pacific and Atlantic Photo. window from the extreme right opens on the sick man’s | ——— eee ESTATE COURT FIGHT BEGINS; - Sister Charges Joseph ~~ Leiter | With Mishandling of Many | Millions. | ! By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, March 16. The court POL. COOLIDGE WEAKER, HEART ACTION FAR -_--- Pe -—--- - — ASJUDGE HE ~OVERRULES SELF UPON OBJECTION ee Miller Criticises Charter for | Failure to Specify How Such Proceedings Should Be Conducted. DIRECTOR ON STAND IN OWN DEFENSE Allegation That He Recom- mended Lamp Invented by Toensfeldt First oi Charges to Be Denied. Mayor Miller completed preseu- tation of his case against Director of Public Utilities Wall, whom jie ee ‘is trying for his official life, xt Doctor’s Bulletin Says Presi-|°'*"-»- ™- ©Ges, ana” Wat see dent’s ‘Father Remains beet ners stand to begin his de- Comfortable. | Director Wall's first statement sa | Was that he had ben in the water- By the Associated Press | works and utilities department 54 PLYMOUTH, Vt. March 16.—l|years. He then denied the allcesi- Col. John C. Coolidge, whose condi- | tion, made in the first of the May- battle to oust Joseph Leiter of Chi- cago-as a trustee of the rich estate of his father, Levi Z. Leiter, who died in 1904, got under way in Su- perior Court today with the opening statement by Frank Scott, attorney Lady Marguerite Suffolk and for Leiter’s sister, Hyde, Countess of tion had shown some improvement for two days, lost strength slight'y today. This was the substance cf, a bulletin issued about 12:30 o’clock today by his physician, Dr. Albert M. Cram of Bridgewater. The bulletin said: “Col. Coolidge remains about the Berks. gross mismanagement and derelic- tion, of duty against Leiter, T! ine Leiter estate, valued infor- i'mallv at from $50,700,000 to $100,-- |ter, who has died; Joseph Leiter, |'Lady Hyde, Mrs. Nancy Lathrop 'Carver Campbell, widow of Col. } | visit here, i agement peck P +) a ost- Dis “A acc? 2;aPr : d 3 ihe ial ee .¥ c GEN CEVA, ‘i r . is. Tl apieeniee Piece es se re Seven sears | ‘the Fascist secretary, Bonse rvizi, in GEN : aren i9.-~-ihe mo- jtence toiale 509,250,454, with 1 : ‘ Fk Sit ee tee istence toraled 9509.25 pinbaan. Paris in 1924. " Gopoy Of the-quimine market held > _— the loss ratio for 1925 of only .Ol2 per, “That is why T decided to kid- “> . ? ee ee et Be Bro- oe : sia oe medi Oia: — ‘nap Matteotti,’ said Dumini. =i- SpPpAatc ti. enei oe ‘ iz c ken, say the health experts of the : ssid e ; hs inte a Tucrease in Some-Lines. Prior to Deane going on the - ors i "erp seta * : 4 ‘ a + League ee iii % ’ Sat WASHINGTON, Maren [It is found that. outside of th stand, the Judge had announced “ a ane iViis. LL pre nt tne ée i ce pe 3 . ? : - ; 4 a ro a " : - “a : ae k font 22’ : ‘ | : rf . | are ws ern a. gens 1 Gy atheart's ‘pla was- presented at/practice, installment selling shows | with ‘“‘murder under aggravating e oe Ss 2 £ 3 > 1iié : - . " ‘ . c i . : ‘ i . m by ; — “o . ee sareey the Belasco here last night, with |an increase in the clothing. and ‘| efrcumstances,”’.indicating that th: Ne ¢ F +i - rr, - . , ™ ‘ 7 : . ° ° cin Nona Da! srow a sia the newer eS Bt ornare dio trades and that in others, hard- court will consider the political ag- { Dutch East Indies. which furnish the Countess making her 6wn: ads ; : ; | Sep ie S POSTER ane: ‘ te ; ss ware and paints and varnish, Ts gravations which may have con- | nine-tenths of the world’s supply. sut in the leading role. One had introduction has been strongly re- |, or ' , the anurder La 4s L i: } - ’ i Fo i on = all : ti a j a 5 ‘ ‘ : > = at¢ ? ‘Tha P ripu iis oe a . pice a rete of quinin in tb almost said the title role. rhe | sisted. | The streets of the little hill town etneriands )OSS#esSicns ~ the ‘ S wo " alein sour } 1 ) ; fi 'y “r , yee :.. ” te ‘ye 4 “ountess did. in a way of speaking, Where, such large sums are 1D-| were ¢hronged. Hundreds of sol- lands of syndicate which xes ‘ i as Tape ee 5 , 2 (the p i 1] , A | te am cy vake the part of the ashes. volved as the credits represented dgiers were aiding police to preserve 1 rice on the Amsterdam mar-' “ : - 5 ee : ; : : : a ,} by $5,009,000,000 annu.tils SAV5 rder | ke y. t of 36 en cent is During the seeond intermission : ie s order. pane : a it l “es st a ® 7 in 1] I a lead the report of the domestic disirib- The men on trial besides Dumi- alc he api vested. there stoo¢ fhe T'over a iead- ee bey fi nie : ae a “ tc : th cot pers . 8% ae . l 4 man who ution department, iz was inevit-, ni, alleged leader of conspiracy, requests for 6 : ‘rnoment r American liberal, a an Wh ; . 7 Fr a oad rg ; e i “2 a € rOV eG} : mM a vod 0 + — ae Hehe nfully le able that £ome form of financial are: Albino \ olpi, Guiseppe ¥ iola, oT e > actions if the yuublicly and scornfully le- ; > regula ~~ ee: OC , ee fs aid would be evolved and _ it is; Ameleto Poveromo and Augusto “quinine ring’? have met with the nounced the attempt to exclude 4 ; et . eee reels" hy found now in the organization of | Maljasria. jreply that the quinine - inter- the (‘ountess from this country as], ' ’ | . r] c : : ne > : large numbers of so-called finance Courtroom Jammed. nape are oreey sategua rdin the a high-handed piece of meddling | : , ° ; z tupid } t _ j;comnpantes or commercial ‘reodi: The defense counsel is headed ‘ . : "a é PSs (*} "ere roe: Vo . > nmhnor Ta ringer . »¢ ie The health» - officials et ‘the tion to being a leading. Liberal, he | COMPanles which were organized iz Roberto Farinacci, secretary of 4 , ' “St ‘ QS ¢ ) Pa ’ * ) Pe’ é ‘ i | League are concentrating their at- | iS a Well-known friend and patron Mrst as an outgrowth of the im- tne Fascist party. Judge Danza and - ee a Miense ingrcase in the production : ‘tention on the development of a Of the arts. Pig E,.. Publie Prosecutor Saluect followed 5 it: } le S } stity t f mas He drew upon His pipe. and pres- QQ. a it INO ies, © . i suitab ub ite far quinine. Cin- | is : | ie eaanet oc: a the defendar‘ts inty the courtroom. chonine, a drug 1 de fro 7 ently the film of pain that glazed J mtinues: poe é. a Set a nis eyes is pierced by a brighte “it it asserted furth that thre rhe small room was jammed - : ‘ Yes \WwAas Arce ) . eT . 148 . ier tilal i@ , bination of several cinchona barks | ii ' ge pho ays 4 ‘ nw to [credit companies perform a sery.| Relatives of the accused men were from trees “Owing elsewhe “% t] an ray, and he miuttey? ef iopefulls i> . ae A «i sery - ss ete "eS Ee & eisewhe! ni ade Eig wehcel wana ae » lice for the banks in tt | in the front seats. Among them in the East Indies is und con himsel! ° o lay be we can deport hey Al 1 ATI KS mn Lne Supe! 4 ’ sy : 2ae o, fs er he ial ; ae , was the mother and sister of Du- vet Vision and collection of small sums | sideration as such a substitute. "wr Bae: aa pit ies ; mini. Court:> was called to order A large and distinguished audi- |which, heretofore, there has been 2 t] lefendant ked ¢ 1 : -and the defendants aske - 27, 000 SEALS A DAY'S CATCH ence sat through the play, though |no means of discounting in the the t} ry P oe ; ; scerib hemselves. J -earing — oe ;more in sorrow than in anger. In]|United States, although for exam- ce a's ean pe “oe he si aaa » $47 47 ae . ‘ ° . : u *‘aScCist ( ~{ ; ; ting F i , covered by Airplane. |were several attaches from the|gétiate loans on accounte even so r : — ; Aisi: ayy — military By the Associa Press. British Embassy. Other Embassies |smafl as $1 cage ae tae he Wee: Dorn ST JOHNS. S. F., March 16.- ee in St. Louis, Mo., and was a j So de ae ie pe erey were well represented. Speaker and Objection to Add ‘os ek Gen a scare cae geet desing his Se SRO J nto Added Cost. id Six steamers of the Newfoundland re nalist by profession. : ‘] ; ; ‘ Mrs. Longworth oc cupie “] orchestra ‘A principal obje ction to install- TT} . t >? $2 ‘ “4 7*oo¢ FV gs > Tye “~) . > “¢€ este eae oe erating ort wae Panened tne paten seats, and there were Senators and/ment sales has be en based upon, “A sige ; eye : , se ee discovered last week by airplane Representat ives too humerous to ithe added cost to the consumer of ithe impaneling ot the jury. and killed 27,000 seals. The patch ;count. But the one person Who merchandise bought in that wa ee er tee Comte: Chat he: was found to be somewhat smaller probably would have been most in- ‘This. however. involves be iin did not know how Mattéoti died. . . 9 , ate ‘ ¢* ‘sS- ee oo an “Or : P a ° (than was at first reported. but terested in the play was not there |tion of turnover so far as the busi- | eo Te Sew nin eonstiuted a good day's kill for --the Earl of Crayen. ‘ness of the retail nai hand i ee. cee Dumini, after telling | ; ; oe ’ ‘ c t _ "Oy - . i the steamers first on the seene. “Charm in Amateurtsigmess.”’ lcerned and it is mat ‘ : j hee jor Kidaaping Matteott! and forcing | pce * t JS ainté e “9 ~ ; ; Pi “4 ere the first eurtal rose the thos wi) 9 follow 1} ay ei t} : —— into _ automobile. ; 4 i . ha ‘ . NSe . } ' } , aa ne prac Ice 1a a ‘ FAIR TONIGHT AND TOMORROW: director announced from the stage|/tnpe price is not necessarily in ‘How did Matteoti die, it | that it was the hope of the Coun- icreased if the ar einai | a re i jeeers wre Sot, intended 2” mauETeS | LITTLE TEMPERATURE CHANGE tess and himself that critics would land thie form ae 8 ling y ” P| ithe . Judge. ‘ : 3 j , ’ ae hw4 a EP ge a oe ey ae. 3g; not review the play in a profes- | overdone “Death Was Unintended.” 2 a. m er 1) a. mm... 48 sional manner. The rroduction | ) ae oe. O oO ’ 3 a. Mm. oe ES ae “4 1 n hastily arean a “es id “More or less prejudice has been | I don't know how he died,” re- ‘ *> > . ed ¢ ice HSI € . "¢ 6 . e Sz ‘ " 3 ' ° es ‘ . 4a. .......--- g0 12 Noon........55 ac : y arrang aging Racoon | created against the practice he- | plied Duminl. IIe died while I a Se eee + 2 om we rai 1 Py MERes we oo 8 +1 and the Countess was making her | e th . Mees 6 6's 66 * 8 ‘ ~ ° er t " : ; ‘te se e ‘ e ae 4: 1 7 nee > _ oe heb dead: ee are wo {| first theatrical appearance. He|°*¥S®.° e methods adopted by a|was at the wheel of the automo- | r 6 a. ML... ee 31.4. m.........98 | added, however, and somewhat in- good gay 4 0 gags early installment | bile. Someone inside warned me} Highest yesterday, 42 at 3-94 consistently, that “‘the very charm anes. m Son even nee AS wt ithat Matteoti was not wel, I tried | p.m. Lowest, 28 at 7:30 p. m. of the performance is the salvatelo 2 ne Shown that when) help him. but within five min- | . | - _ l|eonfined to articles of considerable | “Tog : Official forecast and amateurishness of the Coun- ‘utes Matteotti was dead from! . js unit value and of more than tem-| _— - - n | for St. Louis and tess. cliee ituiness it ta not an in. | 0c? choking his throat. | vicinity: Fair to- [Brazit GIVES And here comes the part that |POP@ry ™ lif ati ot } dit | “His death was unintended | ; ’ . Tr @ ratio > cre night aud Wed- | THE LEAGUE. would have interested the Earl of prePer SP : . : ? 1 fxs pe f cg and it was a great blow to me . T : ne ss Sé s of peo- ~ nesday; not much | A HARD NUT Craven. The same announcer de-|idea and enables t a —- * a “le Matteoti had lived he would : o > » : , » ° °° ; 4 ‘ change in tem- clared that every fact, ever inei- | ple to benefit oy sei. fees sicaa : have been in my place, charged perature; lowest dent, and every situation in the ;articles " nich, rte ae ON | With the Socialist faders with the i . . * ¢ @ > - + . c Ps tonight will be plot had been taken from the | by an immediat single payment nema al Mauna about 30. Countess’ own life. The tempta-| they never could have hoped to ‘ates % diniadated tha Cacth of Missouri: Gen- tion to interpolate fictional epi-| possess. For example, the apparent stettects } neha b meeaniat sation 4 . ; € tit i . =) , +7 . ii] ‘ 3 SS B.. . X. ’ . (erally fair tonight sodes to heighten the dramatic in-|family income which justifies the ‘iets the cornea Mak Chak WEE the and Wednesday: terest had heen very strong, but ! }ownership of “a vacuum cleaner l hody in the beeiieth in " miles from warmer in south- the adapters had yielded to the) ‘has declined until. the minimum ee stikie tender was torn to ; rortion ) Countess’ insistence that it hew to|seems to be regarded as from $2000 | *""™: pie ; east pol ce or -avoid recognition. His garments the facts of her own career. ito $2500 a year, | night. 4 . least desirable form, of Were partly destroyed and scat- Ilttnois: Mostly It will be recalled that the Coun-! “As the least desirab or! tered along the road’ loudy tonight tess once deserted her elderly hus-/instaliment seiling we have the 1D int tnsist ie _ ‘ te eat cio i , . , me ee siste tha i] -Vi- land Wednesday: band. the Far! of Cathcart, and | small establishments where there aimee a ae om sy tr i ¢ qi may, Re , seus ‘ nee toc i Cuy Sa = nebly snow in eloped to South Africa with thejis an apparent willingness that ciis- den * Bie on A oocagyon | proves P ; = : i ran ess , he jade | ae vis ciatehnm to voung Fart of Craven, who later) tomers shall fail in their paymenis ig co ee Tud the} : boned ‘i ? : - . eres >. Ut ae mn ardereg ' , eel warmer re turned to his own wife. in order that the merchandise may | Octover. li : ‘a e ol ssion ; : P red “4 confession, ¢ ” t , e “Aghes of Love’ is the story of @lbe repoasessed and resold as new the : saree D “ {’ at gh In x- : ‘~haracterizir umin story as — outh ' vor Countéss who deserts an elderly!|hy concerns conducting that kind |‘ haracterizing 3 aia } > $01 or. ¢ ; lete ¢ unpDd ; oiepep ‘husband and clopes to South Af-|of business. At the other extrerie incompiet nae _ Mea a.° ' Rae ceeding ere constitute pom eee eae Wednes-jrica with a young Earl. Most of/is the large reputable department , The pro ings = | ; 8 itute "RO Suis: ‘ : a ’ : mi , 4% an 7 2] : } “TAL 4 3! W DE Ss e -" Argansa Tatednn sday. ithe action is devoted to demon-}store in which only legitimate sales | the rnp chapyt ¢ : ro nas av air: ‘farmer eta ide © iportant p CO- kear+ oe hind Sunrise (tomor pstrati ng what an unspeakable cad] are contemplated. with a frequent isidered th — ‘ r : ne j synset: " ‘ . . e ae ve ‘ ° : ase since 1 jJJrevVvius trie j keseay ‘this young Farl is, and what an ut-!ty manifested desire to accommo- | ainda om a ud in frow): 6:09. a] sible thing he did in) yg heir patrons 'n every man France Matte ett Was “h * . e the Mississippi: 1°.1 fi et ter}< re pre Hes mn gate ther PAR on 8 [ ery Mamie! , eee P 3. Column 2, ssible.: Centinucd on Page 3, Cofumn 5. 4 fall of .o of u foot. Continued on Page .° ’ , ' 000,000, sisting of the widow, Mary T. Lei- Colin Campbell of the British arm} and Seymour Morris, who also is Scott reiterated charges of- was left t@ trustees con-({there are @ame as yesterday, greeting several of his. neighbors this morning, but he appears , slightly weaker and more quiet than yesterday morning. , His, heart condition remains fairly good. - ‘He very comfortable and no new developments to cause: alarm.” A large force of*men started out from Woodstock early today io open the snowbound road leading from Plymouth to White River Junction to automobile traffic. A ° 4 dead. Most of the charges of misman- agement and dereliction against Leiter involved the Zeigler coal mintes and Wyoming irrigation projects. Leiter smiled when Scott asserted ! that Leiter had “sunk” $1,500,000 in the Wyoming project along Clear Creek The Zeigler mines, valued by ter at 316,606,000, said Scott, were developed by Leiter with estate} funds with the ultimate purpose of taking them over at $1,000,000 un der terms fixed hy the will of his father. He said Leiter let the debt run many years, recently taking over the property upon a payment of $2,000,000, which represented purchase price and interest. Two depositions made by Cynthia Mosley of England, grand- daughter of the elder Leiter, and Frank O. Horton, Wyoming ranch- er. have been filed. Lady Cynthia's statement, made during her recent objects to the possible appointment of William J. Warr “ey trustee of the estate. The West- erner’s deposition attacks the man- o fthe Leiter ranch in | Wvyoming. | Lei- Lady | SE STRIP OF LAND DOWNTOWN Company Owning Equitable Build- ing and Site Takes Action Against J. B. C. Lucas Heirs. The Waldheim Realty & Invest- ment Co., owner of the Equitable Building, and its site, at the north- and Locusts Circuit west corner of Sixth streets, today sued Court to clear title to a strip of land, 13% inches wide, running through the center of the site. Defendants are the 145 heirs, in- cluding children, grand-children and great-grandchildren, of J. B. C,. Lucas, a pioneer St. Louisan, who overlooked the strip in dis- posing of that block of ground 92 years ago. | The fact that no title had exer | been perfected “to the strip WAS | discovered in 1921 when the Wald- heim company was negotiating for purchase of the Equitable prop- erty, an investment of about $1.,- 300,000. Tucas had owned all the land on the north side of Locust, from Sixth to Seventh streets, end sold 135 feet at one time and 135 at another, assuming bloek measured 270 feet, whereas a sur- vev in 1921 showed it measured “4 s * * ee *% * , ‘ 4 in the inches | nish |Coolidge have diagni@sed his iment. : father whose son attained the high- jhale and SUIT OVER TITLE TO 13-INCH 31 stretch of 19 miles is already pass- able for ears and work was con- centrated on the seven-mile strip* from Bridgewater Corners to this hamlet Three tractors and iwo snow plows were used in the work. Many Vistitors in Village. Each day since the condition of | Col. Coolidge became serious a! week ago, has seen an increase in the number of persons gathered | | her to watch the progress of his | case. Miss Florence Cilley’s gen- | eral store has become a _ hotel, | with guests sleeping on cots ‘n the public hall above the store and waiting in relays for seats in the little diningroom. The out at last that visitors must fur- their own bedding and as a. result the stock of horse blankets | in the Ludlow store has been ex: | hausted, Had Enjoyed Good Health. The life-time ‘Neighbors of Col. ail- i The natural pride of ‘+f in the land played a ‘large part in the Colonel's break- dour: they maintain. Three years ago Col. Coolidge was hearty despite his § ad- vanced age. Then came the dra- matic events of August, 1923, when Calyin Coolidge succeeded to the presidency and his father adinin- istered the oath of office. Plymouth became the mecca of! thousands who wished to see the | birthplace of a President. Cot. Coolidge, filled with pride in his | son, believed it his duty to receive; all who came. Many who could not. make the pilgrimage to the lIittls Green Mountain hamlet wrote let- ters, and Col. Coclldge, no facil correspondent, answered the letters himself. A man of quiet habits and simple life was plunged suddenly | into the midst of affairs. Then. neighbors say he paid the price | with his health. : The Colonel never was {ll in his | life until a year ago, the story tell- ers of the general store aver On his eightleth birthday, March | last, he admitted for the first time that his health was falling. | Not long after that Boston special. | est position ‘ists found that he suffered from a. ‘heart affection and late in June he. was stricken with the first of a se | ries of serious illnesses. ‘Florida Embargo Partly Lifted. TAMPA, Fila., March 16.—The Seaboard Air Line Railway today lifted ita embargo against freight | shipped to Florida in less than car- | load lots. It was put into effect | some time ago because of freight | *' congestion. i word went |" outcome, | ‘the Mayor said 'charter, 'by George Heath, | witness, or’s charges, that he recommended the Toensfledt Holophane lantern for use on St. Louis streets. hearing, the Mayor announce that. on advice of the City Counselor's office, he would disregard legal rules of ovidence in conducting the trial, would admit hearsay’ ‘esti- mony, and would carry on the pro- ceeding in “strictly imformal! ’ way. He assured Henry 8. Caulfield. for Wall, that th sve counsel defense would be altowed the saine privilege of informality. Caulfield insisted that he did not desire suc) a privilege, that he wished to pre- sent his case in a legal manne: On his continued protests, the Mayor at length changed his pro- gram, and said he would exclud« | hearsay testimony, thus overruline himself. The gathering at the trial filled the available seats in the Board of Public Service chamber, but ther: was not the crowd outside. or the | manifestation of interest on = the |part of those present, that ap- | peared yesterday. A detail of i: uniformed policemen and 10 de. tectives again was present to pre- serve order. “IT am justified in forming nv conclusions upon suspicions, ambi- tions or aspirations,’ the Mayor de- clared, in his first announcemen: as to his intended method of con icting the trial, in which he i: judge, jury and star witness, Th: to be determined by hin. will be Wall's acquittal and reten- tion or his conviction and removat. New City Charter Criticised. In his discussion with Caulfield: that the preserit- which Caulfield helped tu frame, how such a proceeding as Wall's trial should be conducted. “The charter is all right,” said Caulfield, “but this proceeding | not what was Intended.” The May- ‘or’s reply Was a request that he Le shown any charter provision court decision bearing on the caer. Caulfield’a objection heares | to which Mayor Miller finally acceded, was that there no chance to show the truth of u hearsay statement, or to call in it- maker, hence, though the state- ment may be correctly reported, may give a false impresston. This applied to testimony given the first- witness of the afternoon, to the effect tiat & man named Ryan, representing the General Electrie— Co., had criticised work done under the de- sign of Ralf Toensfeldt, chief elec. trical engineer of the utilities de- partment. In finally agreeing to exclude hearsay, the Mayor said to the “Relate only things you know yourself, and _ pot things eo has told you.” : eatn was the Mayor's s«lection for Toensfeldt's job, and the de. mand for Wall's resignation resylt- ed from Wall's refu to discharge Toensfeldt and appoint Heath in his place. { : Heath Tells of His Work. Heath, when questioned as to his experience and qualifications, told of having worked for the city as far back as 1915, and for the Cor- |rao Electric Co., and said he lu- stalled electric: equipment at Rcote 5 me te (Continued on Page 2 2, Column 5. see? te ix hee At the outset of this afternodn s contained fiothing to show .

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aa 2 : * P " - . ~ oe a Rell “ ya 2 ee - . - e “ Ried. teak om Us alee cae ‘ me) * no Bes Les ” . ee ae see ? . © al ie P we, . 3 ‘ " . i hau le to . . ? 7 ra Poe eee Dehn Seikn tl eecete sured tee ey Ale genet BH . > 2 Me Bete I, ie th The, Silat =} bigs nC ad at — * rs was ade gr ee gee ey cine tinea 2: aon, gram saineael im, 2 ore ne mye Ne ARG raha AE OL OS Sean eee eet mn , 2 eae « a whim ee Heath, whose reinstatement and a determination of fact between promotion were demanded by thejthe two. Others were of an in- | Insert sketch shows Director ‘Wall listening to ) the Mayor's evidence. Mayor) you won't be able to con- volved technical nature involving | —- dienteniened oe voce — auperne trol him.”” Brod replied: “I said the comparison of the efficiency of that any man discharged and put /items of electrical ejuipment. back over the head of the depart- 4 : 1-7 - Directer of Public \Vvelfare Salis room to preserve order. ment would be hard to control. I bury said he made no investigation ae in a hh aca’ sprinklina of ethos W gag the ar of the records in Wall's office to Git emploves and Aldermen and rector of Streets ~nd Sewers +3 7 q He gece oer wet é dled ‘ “ determine, if possible, the et | other office-hoidera. but such few eo ate Brooks said that the situation was 4p tye disputed facts. Director just as if “Sousa were playing the prog made none. Director Brooks | ‘Star-Spangled Banner’ and the .aiq je formed his opinion from cornetist should start ‘My Wild isp. charges and replies made in Irish Rose.’ There w ould be dis- | cord,” he concluded. ‘vestigation to determine the facts. The hearing disclosed that, un- known to Wall, his associate direc- tors had “investigated” him, and | without calling upon defense, had recommended that the | guilty . Os Mayor oust him. Like Wall, al! objections by Wall's counsel, for-;room being cleared. At each ont are appointees of the Mayor. The Toensfeldt Controversy. exclaimed that the charge of “lack of harmony” had been elim- ee Most of the first day's testimony ‘inated by the Mayor in his revised effort to locate the offs vite revol\ed about Wall's alleged iU-e charges. * Rules on Own * ny ubordination in refusing to dis- “That's r , atter,”’ i ’ . & Thats tie whole matter, | Immediately that charge Toensfeldt, and to place in) yyayor Miller replied. “Lack Of), 04 cated the procg the job Heath, whom he had pre- yarmony here is the whole matter.) a0. writnoss Milles . . own self be true; "a company not capa- it must follow as the night the day then be false to any mer City Counselor Caulfield, who | burst of laughter, one guffaw rose above the rest and Findly’s beet- ding brows swept the room in vain thou canst not MAYOR AGREES TO ' REJECT HEARSAY IN WALL TRIAL Continued | from Page One. Miller a comedy out ee quotation, lied that 1 ae ext 'specifications all contractors could plied tha le had ott bid on the same basis?’ the May- or asked. far until en quoted the r (*aulfield, representing Wall. was on his feet with an objection that Witness Mil- | after his discharge. The Mayor! called by participants with little | ler was testifying almost *xclusive- ly to hearsay. “I'm trying to set forth the state of mind of Mayor Miller,” Witness Miller replied. “TI. abridge the questioning time during the superintendent ing from pillar a privilege would increase the cost | Mayor showed some impatience 4 oe the city.” fects tn the concre ete lighting s stan- dards on ber agas sng ay, They were not large admit the insulation. and the jute covering had to ‘be removed from pipes before witness, for jury, and, on occasions. | Caulfield insisted. “You know it is not competent in any court of the land.” “Overruled,” Judge Miller stated shortly and Witness feet with a demand to be allowed in his own way. & Caulfield Insists on Facts. cross-examine “It hasn't taken long,” Caulfield | En ne LT, <a and said that Heath testified that in the plans tion, and had asked him if he|tary James J. Davis of the wished to work for the city, to} Department continues unbrek which Heath said he would like to, | “Jewel” was selected today as. if conditions were pleasant. name for the baby girl born examination of Heath, the Mayor] John Jr., a Httle Jean, named pared his finger natls, and , ap-| her mother, and a Jane and Jos ! ‘take over the patent for. } lowa Senator dial - Won’t Give t Steck. Dem ponent. “Then,”’ interrupted the Mayor, ruled that the record shoul Heath replied that was correct. |shown to reporters, an : After testifying that it Was im-| pjrector Wall's defense. was. me 4 ON FLOOR | | lined today, in advance of th “ Only Delay Would Cause ‘his counsel. | To the charges that il | Wall refused to investigate Gham j;against Toensfeldt, and (hat he tained Toensfeldt after sam charges were made against | Wall will reply that the elm were not made known to him, | such matters as did come to ble ,attention, he will declare that® |did make inquiry, and found Bi eet ee favor. Wall Made Some Inspections. Asked whether he had gone out aacciated Pres ss w the HINGTON, A Senate E lections Co is c onsidering @ Tf Steck- Brookhart Ie election contest, we tive session late tod Watson (Rep. ») of “On one occasior, Wall told me mitted that much of the matte ably would not be cited by him had not been mag Committee mem known to Wall. “I didn’t have ‘hat a majority’ fav tell him,’”’ the Mayor sald inf ie senator Brookhart course of cross-questioning. nlace to Daniel F. The witness stated that the first ree which, pass? This would car floom of tlre se ft (‘hairman Ernst s Si the committee to c¢ -yguiry early next W there was “no ques the full committees them sub-committee mendations that Se hart be unseated i MPemocratic Opporer Steck.” tration was the “crookedest” When | which he had been conntcted. }to his letter to an official of improvement association, com plaining of failure to invite him speak at. the Florissant avenu light installation ceremony, he plead that the circumstances j ed him. / . Heath Questioned by Mayor. How long the Mayor may Mayor Miller changed from the | lafter the conclusion of the ré Post-Dispatc Te. Ss 20-23 Wy the face of a vote aj terday in a sub-cor and elections Senate man Brookhart, P his seat is being con ie] F. Steck, his Der ent in the 1924 ele dav that he had no! signing, but would through on the Se iad been reported t might resign in ord immediate campaig! ator Albert B. Cum During the subsequent cross-| day. There already is a Jam Report as to Lighting Work. Hleath said tha last Sunday he on “Do you believe that under these “Apparently they could,’’ Heath | replied, “but if some knew that) the ultimate. cost would be’ in- creased later, they would have an advantage.” eer Then,” asked the Mayor, “such | “If there were changes made, ‘additional cable usé€d and more poles, the cost would be changed.” Sites for Poles Out of Place. Heath testified that his personal | check of the work showed that | some of the poles had been spot- ed in railroad yards, some on the! ) lowed to bring out the truth, ‘burned out when rain’ came. Cause of Mayor's Objection to the testimony about | the electrical work, some * caused to he read an anced scales in the one hand; a/counsel was attempting to compel | chanical engineer in the Water De-| lieath’ an < 3 many | ath’e denial and did not know broadsword in the other. Just} President Kinsey of the Board of | 1 ge announcement administration as Caulfield’s protest. h, asked when the last pan- - ne ee Mavor’ produce | witness so that | examined on the quotation attribu- ll. The Mayor replied that Day would be produced later. *purchased by the which was befgre Wall became Di- ! » city happen to stop "he was asked. Heath replied, “but I told Comptroller Nolte that | ceipt of this affidavit caused him) Board of Public | Service, demanding that e DIAMONDS HIS is the 78th year for which Bolland’s has Maintained su- premacy in fine diamonds. GO BOLLAND'S Locust at Tenth Jewelers fer 78 Years signed by all members of including Wall. Light Bid Taken Up. During the cross-examination of President Kinsey he was shown two pages of tentative specifications for SPORT COATS CLEANED Quality Work, Prompt Service Riverside 1223-3037 or Phone shaded Branch IATED PRESS. Judge Miller told Caulfield: | stalled under the bond issue. Roth other specified a globe lamp Sail IN MEMORIAM OF OUR FATHER PRINCESS SHOE STORES WILL BE CLOSED UNTIL THURSDAY 1508 HODIAMONT lanter patented by Toensfeldt was ——a « . ; recommenda- 5938 EASTON league, who is a ca} election. Brookhart express that the Senate wou! made it plain, howe seated he would bee date in the Republ against Cummins. 7 for filing in lowa is A delay which thre ry the settlement o beyond that date Brookhart to, resign vent foreclosure of run against Cummin every indication nov cision of the Senate ‘ before the end of thi Rhe sub-committe el4eqg against Brook} Ernst (Rep.) of Ker ‘Rep.) of Indiana, ¢ of Georgia, and Cara Arkansas, Senator-Spencer | sourl, a membér, d Proceedings, leaving Bhip eqnally divide ‘wo partles.- ; Vote far Steck The vote in fare tlaim was unanimo Senator George 4d some of the details The contest turns | tent-on a block of 4 lots which the subec ts rule. of giving supposed intent of tl than the strict letter laws, declined to co hart. The yotera o Placed a cross in tl top but -alego mark ‘rosses in front of ‘arious candidates, Brooklart’'s name, Brookhart conten ballots under the Made ‘straight’ R lots by the crom and must be count In the opinion of ‘ee, the apparent 1 ‘oters to scratch FE be given superior There are various ¢ disputed ballots bu largest. 1 menater (‘araway, the sube ‘ommitteer, 8 bart could be figur ner only by giving ‘lt of the “intent of iN sOme cases and ¢ ‘er of the law in ot! There is no enth the Demoerats for Steck. Many of 1 abiy feel impelled t 48 a matter of pa Four Men in 1 Four mén are al race for the nomin Cummins they a) Clark, a Des Moines economic views 4 somewhere hetwee conservative Cumr radical Rroekhart: M. I... Bowman, a the Brookhart etriy - Hague, who is not a of a Yote-getter. If not run, his streng Rowman. 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nomen Se . ST. 6 ‘=’ TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1926. * ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ; a US POST-DISPATCH ee VOTE FOR OUSTER —s ~ ee aimest to have detacheg 7 ‘rom: the proceedings. ‘e closing the case @gainst BROOK i e prosecution offered. a | om former Director Hooke, | rote at nving th © statement y a witness, Charles Franc; | aoe ophane Glass & we that ©) wished the : company to ver the patent for Toens. & ‘treet lantern design. Hook so nt the {itat he Ma Heckeiiliegs Senator Declares He | ee r was through a News. Won’t Give Up Seat to ticl December, 1922. jeld o ected to the lett ; er Democra Op- sed us evidence, in Hooke’s Steck. “a ab | the Mavor As Jud | « ge it ine iti should shoay pol ee letter w, of fere d. but not contents Seng aa Ltn Pele (% ; ch were STRONG SUPPORT ON FLOOR EXPECTED Only Delay in Contest Would Cause Him to Re- 7 rivers, for Wall's defense was out. in gdvance of the by Daniel Bartlett; one of ea I8C i. 3 ne rid) 5 e charges that Lirector used to investigate charges Claimants for lowa Senatorship URIOUS Toensfeldt, and chat } ign — b-Committ | . . ; ws Fae i® e. u 1 ee M4 £ = ! a2, Toensfeldt after — $ S -perior Alcohol Co., devolved today | ception, and Feb. 16, 1926, when } afternoon. ws oe 4 « . ete a = e on - na ae a to “WASHINGTON. March i6.—Th sh : ms indictment was returned 224 David Gersonstein, believed to| the robber gang, having been in- . fae -oa =, oF F ° « > x’ Val ore : , ” - % - a e . oe ° « : vir a at oe Senate Elections Committée, which a ee ies its wenkences | have constituted the “Wall Street! duced to come here from Kansas | ”* indi awn Toy , . a é . b a a os - e + o » inqus ind found in is — . a report on the sealed tig murder Repeal of the rum ring,” are charged with; City by one of the others. Now it’s favor. fie : trier) oris c ¥ Ss. : avor te | ; inte ee he . : ' : ; ayor, 1eSulying in support ejection cont ey Ww ent into execu- ¥ . i hice ok Bee. ee ‘ole From Philadelphia, the in-/| claiming it was obtained by duress. ss s.\ : : ea ae , _ : ‘e ia . ¢ ao ; * Rete. : P ‘e Vib charges, before himself tire session late today and Senato: wig : ra tom shel pi Apr tioned 'dictment charges, these men or- Herbert Julian was acquitted and ju "y. at yesterday’s Watson (Rep.) of Indlaba, an- " in seep i na sa ivy Unit Sanized and procured the necessary | jast June by a jury which believed & ra ty . > . , } ne = 1? ’ t ( ~ ~ 26% “ ’ : . . . session Of the hearing, aqd- nounced that final decision prob- conspiracy 1 ; ec F ait ca: i 7overnment permits for the estab- police had beaten him. Patrick nat much of the matter abir would not be reached today ed States District Attoz ai oc lishment of the Superior Industrial Seanlon, a Hogan gangster. was »Se03 in ay Son Pes steer. : i a sixtyv more | : . ‘ : him had not been made Committee members indicated pernareen. itty casi a ne, (rlcohol, the Prospect Refining and) convicted in the case last month | ) Wall» didn't have to that a majority favored un-eatinz ee Oe ace as & Te 4Chemical Co., and the Central R ©“-; and sentenced to five years’ 1m- the Mayor said in the antag Brookhart and giving his sult of the eres in ssi Bern- ‘fining ¢ “o: in Cleveland. prisonment, after a previous jury , _— c oues . " — ae) ees : . a : = Ne «tee wan 2 . i? or aS & its { = a “ae : . : = z ‘ Cross jue Slioning. nlace to Daniel E Sreck (] re.) ; aes n — gg arene se Tt} “ aT, Ostensibly, says the ¢qdictment, had failed to agree about his guilt. o _ » 9 7. | ui i. ss " " : - t - - P ‘ ! . e. a's rY i . . eae é 1, ‘ * 7 + . . - os " - Pixs! 0 wih Semy the §=6charge srecommended by a sub-ciminit- —o =a : " ee l at as the business of the Superior com Written Confession Admitted. ’ oe: ° ‘ j ; #*e- 2% c * . sha _ “4 riot — : slg ly “34 > as vo © - as the crookrdest with apor' of tire Senate. i ridge, Mass. ‘turing purposes. Actually, it vesterday. It rests largely on the had been conn tcted. As i Chairman Ernst said he expected Among those named in:.the in- ‘charges, the company bought and | written confession. which the tter to an official of an the ESTE i. conclude its in- Daniel F. Steck and Smith W. Brookhart photographed during a ‘ictment yet to he apPreRended ‘Sold pure alcohol for beverage pur-! court admitted over defense objec- ent association, com. yiry carly next week, and that*| recent meeting while a hearing in connection with the contest was are: Benjamin Fogel and Benja- poses. tions. Otherwise testimony was of failure to invite him : Sa - ‘no question but that ‘in a fmin and David Gersonsiein of According to the indictment, the | jargely the samie as that of other t the Florissant avenus oe tag i, Ps ecanta aS — ——— - ——-—-— — ~ —————- Philadclphia; three of the four al- | Prospect and Central companies | tris lee detailing circumstances of = ; : : the ; Li “he TILLee Lait hy =a : : * : " : Z ’ ' « =s allation ceremony, he will 4 oo : ‘leged originators of the conspir- ostensibly were formed for the gen- he } yy N > witness ofits oer hz - j eorm my T* pap 7“ : *g5¢* _ « :- “3 ~°t Mie - ‘ LP | ~ «= > ——s ; ¥ ee eaain 2 7 i - - P o+2 +o + . ; s . yates a ee ate Sieck | Todav's comment in the Morning (S°Btences in Minnesota state prison customer—the Superior company. / Jones’ had registered there a few wetter in “mg Tunction of a ieadsas t Continued trom Page One. | Post ‘sea ateneten } se ee ee i following their conviction for mur- The allegation is that the dena- days before the robbery, checking decision of acquittal and Post-Dispatch Bureau 1 HO ve! ae oe ie ae oe otlesed@ licuor rebber tured alc 1 en. r +}; > ~ a Fane 5 , . ; i a ae ee Ger .of. ale ge ‘ r robber. ured alcoho! sold by the Prospect].a statement made in the Julians or conviction and re- 29-22 Wyatt Building. | finally deserting the Countess and| when i: asks “Why should ‘Ashe Earl F. Hanson, St. Paul. and ang' Centre ani he Su-| -ssion that they had gone to Wall. } ; ind vt Silage x ” } ¢ I returnin to his wife. i be im{ nose@ an us®*” Jt was not | aus . i or at, aur, ant ang Central companies to the Su-; confession that they had gone LY, las 2 1) : Ls ~ “0 er : - ~ i ek ¢ rniy cr f DHys > « e | as ae ‘7 BFE, i ‘ tw is : e ; . ~ on . alae magnamggne toeigitctel ear ; : ms a In the; jay he drinks asies the 'Englan: i which ~ trie d’. to exclude | Joh@ Stauber weathag ee d, 0 of perior company was substituted in _ the hotel under those names. — amber of Commerce the face of a vote against him res- | , ea Re TE rr ee eee -. | those named in ei ndiétmen t, SUr- the records kept for the Govern-|; Detectives who were put on the 1 committee, last week, Biterday in a sub-committee of the Countess someihing terrible, runs sensei ae agin’ | rendered to the Government au- rent for the denatured alcohc! the! stand in connection with the con- et . j we : t : ps one ap 660 | 4h TZ ~s ot . e 1e 1t ; » : c i tT ne e1¢ . a od the Mayor to say hg . ' ever through her paneer y, takes dope and | Justice in the production. of her | +i nd pleade uiltv today. « : —— mesenate committee on privileges ; *’ r : . |thorities and pleaded guilty today. gyupe OY > was supposed to! fession denied. on cross-examina- fer the announcement. Wi .-9 electiona Senator Smit? Wilq- fimally seduces a lass of Capetown. . play in Washington. But why in | Both wore ordered released by , ee ee oe a Ni a ated and elections’ Senator smith i Meets eae ; i Se i handon ” : manufacture from the pure grain} tion, that Julian had been mis- = man Brookbart, Progressive Re-{|*** GO°SHt return io nee wire be-) i i be udge Paul Jones under $5000 bond .j.34,) ‘ | ‘ +4 -eated roken in Davis Family ie ny ne ~~ |leause he reallv loves h but be-; Other eriti: eines ia atcohol. It is alleged that as high | treated. . : 7 af lowa wh ose izht 10 Pau se h - reaiy 2 AVES ec. PLL yoo i ae ; Crici S aggre e whe Ad the af nh pending ea ntence . ~ P . 3 . P “ ~4 t INGTON. March 1¢ uoucan O: i¢ ; — asta b she he vee es ie inlaw je incor 1s 5 ek spit : as 50.900 gallons were shipped in Herbert was the first witness to- INGTON, March 16.— A}. hie seat is being contested by Dan- | cause she has money. t certalniv |; Piay 3s -iInc redibly bana cCareziuily | “There ll he a lot more toming ? j f his } ther The Judge at , " : : rit > = Lae o! Jie - - J - sa » 4 . . Sel : é . . L i v oT — 3 asp sya “i ‘ , “ . { 4 % ° s - in tne family of Setre- : 2% » doesn i Say miucn for tne Eari— | j MNnoring al! Stay dards of decenc .. lain and ~ pRggaceipid hefore the dav S CCR. “ne ” —_— — - «)) " es J av sn ie] F. Steck, his Democratic oppvon- that is, the Earl of the play Re Petekcedaetin nt Since grain alcohol can be pur-j| first barred reference to alleged | s J. Davis of the Labor eet in the 1924 election. said to- | iat is, the karl of the play. | ‘is over.”’ the District Attorney rasp ite ¢ 7 1. | mistreatment of Herbert, but per ine ” ae ' 2 Dt i! B ive 1E% , a - : a ee Sogtha igen om (chased tax free at 60 cents a gal- I atinei P pe is aan a ae “gages dav that he had nw intention of re- What a Noble Countess. | HEAD - OF PLOT es — for = egg — -bans lon when it is obtained under Cov- | mitted the testimony to go on aft- Vas seiected today as the ‘Ge 6 ak: eee tT ; : | "ftteen minutes after the indict-: = nade EEN CFG RIES . thay See sag ts signing, but woul& see the fight! The remainder of the action is' CLEARS 4 TRIED FOR = eg Rta areas vesterd&y Harry .°7™™* nt‘permit for denaturing and er Sigmund Bass, deiense phe ego : : through on the Senate floor. t |devoted to demonstrating whiz ‘ ee he | CON be weld for at least $3 : _| cited precedent. Herbert sai e ere already is a James rmire "6 0 ; ‘ j a 10 tra 1s h: it ‘ MATTEOTTI KILLING Volpe ‘of! Providence : R. ] . one ot ar b §o0idg i0r at ] asi $3 a gal | fais } | } “ge ; Ay litt) Té named aft ad been reported that brookhart |[noble, misunderstood, high-m inded : : fis Ridin dwt o iieie iced lon for beve erage purposes, the in- | police threatened to beat Lawrence, am dtlie Je0Can, Named after ‘ ae : ; " as re ‘ : those indicted, wha é argei\ 2 : Z : : :¢ ve : ¢ of in , * “ro anda Jane and Joan might resign in order to start an and brave Young woman te Coun- : Continued from Page One. responsible tut be invastiontion eentive for the conspiracy is re- 1O0. : if he wouldn't sign the con a immediate campaign again-t Sen- tess is—that is, the Countess of the rae ee gs ae ni NE Ra "oR ter bef .., | Vealed in the large potential profits, | feSsion. Offictre present then, he —_ ater Albert B. Cummins, his col- | play—and lest there be any doubt ‘?°Y of Prenuer Mussolini and his ae j agg Sauk He cas .the indictment alleges. Some of | Said. were Lieut. Hoagland, former — ‘ ay Bs . : a z he *, murder. which ;: ' 2 & roi Federal u 6 Pau Ones. 16 Wwas:”*” = Kaunas ” aie — shes ~ | mes : : , i Oe ? ae league. who is a candidate for re- | about it the authoress has the oth- (| "" — er ant oe ee leased « ae rsonal bonds of $10,- ‘the alcohol ultimately sold for as | Chief of Detectives, and Detectives | election oP aeeeeetre eee Wee Pach other jn | *8* Ordered by tire Premier, excit- | * — ade it plain. however. that if un- : minded ~nd brave young Woman ine prisone: The indictments lists 165 OVert ing to the indictment. surrounded | '°8 5! . k I . seis - =; -. © prisoners ccupy ° s¢parate . re , 4 ‘ -j] H ‘ ee , & on hearing of the confiscation, : ? the on : =o + 4 & als, . é as good health. menst (Rep.) of Kentucky, Watson ¢ven my che-l oS af an conformity Wi | V rl né ie the company to de- ee — a oe : ‘of Detectives Hoagland testified DeL Th i‘Rep.) of Indiana, George (Dem.) Son an Ash Man. to facilitate the work of the news- /. — ellen a} “aig : eos nee aia tributed in the true bil! to pinta | Julian told him he confessed be- uze, e of Geo . a Cc " ¢ ye i 1 most startling aE , a Se eS , 3 ‘er the remainder 0 nis SHIMPMeNt) Philadelphia men. Alleged {llic# | ~ d h h : rgria an araway (Dem.) 0: But pei laps the iriVS | ke - , , paper men, the (,overnment lias } af a er 2 ha 4 “4 ivanced ’ ilar i “ . cause en Si e other fellows didn’ > take ‘ . r ; n+ e e ' 2 & es un 4 mon 13 cit - c " ¥ are +} . L e ‘ « th ind when t ey Arkansas. outburst of the evening came JUS" provided direct telephone commun- ‘" es a hey 1] Corernment ee ee igo a. care of him.” lous bedspring. Senator Spencer (Rep.) of Mis- after the (oupless had eaid: ication with all the important [nstead, ‘ ne Lo : . naa our rigin by the indictment into se 1e | ” 4 Pree Aadonhante sin tte case, > OoPyi : 16 a Lirec ot “4 : ‘ - "act “Art hwee ") ees ~ . . ” ; sourl, a member, died during the \“There is left to me only the ashes /Jralian cities and installed special hick cehayge ee Ab pies 8: secant Middle West. Northwest and (the who are ie be trink eseneiee aie is of America’s proceedings. leaving the member- of my love, and they belong to my ‘telegraphic apparatus with 20 ep- — — ae Pacific ‘ oast. 4 G C. Lee .alias Fred Davis, Kan- : Ship equally divided between the > is"hereat ; magiificent old erator mater, The operations include: ee PERE | 4 ° a4 Us : l€ son.’ Whereat a aQin.t! erators. Se es al atayr tha @uthori- | : , : ‘sas City politician and bondsman; monstrated its [WO parties = Dowager about four rows back | Tere months fats a ds : shea Eetablishment of tne Superior: Jol n Has n allege d jeader of the Q : 4 siboais . or ; : . ee ae a i ie ‘ es Ta the plant of the Superior etri- Alc ' and two} 305 agen, & ; an: r ne so constructed Vote for Steck Unanimous. whispered in a booming whisky Dumini Family Uived’ Here, Re-) "°°" et te, inset eavaidia. | aural. Alcohel Co. viants in| robbery, who became notorious as , . "+t te , cena tha @ ae , fied . ‘s an ; " apes Se FM eyesight o'her manufacturing plants n sShostacoul agHE sce gas You cannot lie a a on eer of Steck s ‘contralto: “My Gawd, her sons & turned to Itaiy About 12 Years | ries, seized distilling eqhinpment val-, Cleveland: organization and op-}2 private detective in Kansas City: j . + - cp + Pa 3 ae - : eo 4 f 3 i 3s + i ; ‘he A . ~~ tel . : 7 : eo - - a it an ache nor oes as unanimous except that ,ash man. Vjiolini talian | arioags Of aiconol were Sh : 4) uth an: ; tEeC- § - ey , ' Supposed intent of the voter. rather ne immigration laws or of the of- by Roberto de Violini, then. Italian Be : Miwelend to Baltimore, New Paul. Duluth and Boston; a *-' NOME. Alaska, March 16.—Na- in 1M AiiOl _ 4 , : a 1 . at¢4 . m%. ae : Yr n Tieyv a 2 1tY —*. s : Ss . wf > ¢ T? “eS, +1 on the nearest | than the strict letter of the election 5, 036 wh enforce them can Consul here, attempted to learn of a et i teats and Melkneupert tion by internal Seah scr lpi o*e* tives are alarmed over the disap- ' . ie) “ . 7 ‘ P r a s at i . “ at, ws, 1) ov 1g” he . h laws, declined to count for Brook- ee staganlie itted to obscure the | Dumini's tesidence here. a. ov “8 ‘ 3 I a Catia ies eland: aad Of FaMwey pow, { pearance of an Eskimo woman, now you how Bert. The voters of thése ballots | UaTaly & be nag yntes: ‘ neither Information was’ obtained that] 2nd Scranton, a seen ong in several localities: protection by lenewn. ab Testes, who. has bees a) ee * . “ites : 3 ? he i q e O . : m4 : t 4 SS f Ss { . j , ‘ € J 4 . ,¢ > > ws? ~~ ; —* ? 2 j * " . : ; *h widespread Placed n cross in the circle at the meet. Fs laywright, Dumini was born here, although tates eres wn it 08 | & Cary detective in St. Paul; — missing since the Bering Sea _ ice ‘ _-. Sene, good looking, & P Health Department records do not Of the investigators to determine .iuses and sales of illicit alcohol in . ; ; well as health. top but also marked them with |! n actress. en eee Fe ee ns of tia Satins gievented.| ones nas. , operation of «| @*™ O8t Semmes See Cee : : nor a ac sc a? . a fj ate hd hie 1) 3 t} { { Ss = ri oo t 2£ey eral cities anc operatic t @ 2 , » , ‘ . eee (TOSSES j: front ¢ 7. lames of | eg es A ar +! ontain a certilicat Oi . Sai Siigaks® : : ¥ = , : j may persons, W ho later were Pry where. oesand = tg 0 8 ce aa . ‘Nels of Love isn t a J F ” There is no enthusiasm among | last on the boards ” a i Chapman is due to be hanged for . . TY é Dr. Cuquet’s sc i " : z M ‘+ ‘ et a yf £, ‘it a : 7 . * the Democrats for the seating of | enous h to have cane” . the murder of a New Britain, | | I S A M Special for e 3 ; rae wn the ash as : “est ay the | Beck, Many of them will prob- | Shet do |(Conn.) policeman. Yesterday the | | Wednesday & =— ‘London Critics “Say Cathcart Play Is Worst of Season. the Post-Dispatcs and che News: Copveicnt e236. ably fee] impelled to vote for him as a matter of party regulari.y Four Men in lowa Race. | Special Cabie to g Way to sleep Chicago Daily Pour men are alre ady in the, jPONDON, Marcia 16. a open a for the nomination. Besides | gerision by the dramatic critics | UmMmins they are Howarl J. wil! kill poor plays, then Lady : Clark, a Des Moines banker, whose | Catheart’s “Ashes, which was rane ee last night a at the Prince} of Wales Theater, ‘will disappear | quickly from the stage. It #% the season's worst production, in the opinion of everyone who Titnessed ‘the first performance. On!y sympathy for Isobel Elsom j and Eric Maturin, two gifted ari- me 6 Ot run, his e«: rength will go tojists, who took the princ'pal parts, Bowman. If Brookhart enters the | prevented violent scenes of disap- Meht. it is expected that Bowman 'proval on the part of a bored and will retire in his favor. disgusved audience. From the first fconomic views are SOMewhere between those of the Sonservative Cummins and the | fadical Brookhart: State .Senator | M. L. Bow man. a progressive of | the Brook hart stripe, and Vernon ete, who is not accounted much & Yote-cetter. If Brookxhart does said to be, ‘Supreme. Court of the States denied a petition- asking for ‘a review of his case. The thind reprieve Gov. j i NATION-WIDE NET FOR ARREST OF 33 IN OnIO DRY Pi Two of 112 Indicted at ) BUY TRACT NEAR CLAYTON FOR NEW SUB-DIVISION Norris R. Fill and A. A. Gunther Acquire 64 Acres on North and South Roads. Sixty-four acres of land at the , SOuthwest corner of Ciayten and $9 tire dealer. North and South reads, St. Louts| County, fronting both highways, has been purchased for subdivi- sion purposes by Norris R. Fill. a _ real estate man, and A. A. Gunther It was bought from Cleveland Surrender at | ‘the North. and South Realty Co. , The price was not made public. Once—61 Already in Custody——Two in Prison ‘a the Associated. Press. The task of arresting United | granted by | John Trumbull expires April | 6. and at 12:01 o’clock that morn- | ing Chapman is slated to be exe- cuted. Chapman and his attorneys say they are not disheartened. Freder- ick A. Groehl, senior counsel, said: “TI think we have some other rem- edy.’ and Joseph M. Freedman, as- sistant counsel, said: “The fight !s not ret over,” while Chapman, who received the news emotionilessiy, oe remarke¥ “As Chapman, I did not, expect anything else, but as a man | 1 had hopes of a different verdict.” % March, 16.— 39 of the 113 persons indicted here yesterday for alleged conspiracy to violate the national. prohibition laws in con- nection with operations of the Su- CLEVELAND, 0©.. { N. A. McMillan, chairman of the | board of the First National Bank. is one of those interested in the North and South Realty Co. Sub- div‘sions have become humerous. in this section, surrounding Clay. ton, in recent years. eS ae en ect a ge a liquor was on its way. said: “Party did not arrive.” Allegations in the cover the period between April 1, 1923, believed to be the date of in- securely employed.at 6%. - for 39 years. prosperous institution. COMFORTABLE FEELING To know that the money you have laid by is profitably and ‘Owners of Economy 6% Shares have enjoyed this satisfaction As little as $1 will make you a member of this successful and Send for Free Booklet—“A Pocketbook of Profitable Facts” Economy Building and Loan Association Organized 1887 International Life Building—Eighth and Chestnut Another : indictment | on March 3, in Circuit Judge Mix’s court RING OF THIRD N FOR RAID ON } -~ ep Re q a - council t OUND CITY-TRUST ee of Lawrence Julian, Case 26 FIGHT IN LEAGUE COUNCIL TO BE PUT OFF TO SEPTEMBER z Continued from Page One. han at present. Grazil. and Uruguay are now the Latin- American members of the council. Little Entente Worried. The action of Czecho-Slovakia and Sweden in offering to refrain from standing for Te-election to their Council seats next September Confessed to Police but Later Denied Charge. The case of Lawrence third man to be tried for partici- pation in the $34,700 robbery of the Mound City Trust Co., Union boulevard and St. Louis avenue, 1925, went to the jury this Thursday you with our To acquaint Optical Department we will fit you with a pair of Toric Lenses to the above frame. Com- plete outfit. Regu- $9.00 lar $7.50 value ..... ‘ ¢--~- Goldman ze. | 705 OLIVE Julian, . i ' the Given to Jury—He. has aroused the apprehensions of Little Entente. These appre- hensions have given rise to a de- | mand that the great Powers com- mit themselves to support the can- didacy of Rumania after the Sep- tember election, as the leaders have forecast that Poland and Hol- | land may be elected in the ballot- ing for the replacement of Czecho-Slovakia and Sweden. Another group of.delegates has started a movement for the im- |} mediate re-election of Sweden as a manifestation of the Assembly's . admiration for the stand taken by) the Swedish Foreign Minister, M. Unden, against any enlargement of the Council. Council in Secret Sessidn. The council last night met in se- eret session and battled over the. enlargement problem. The mem bers separated not too optimistic in appearance. M. Briand said: tt is too early to say we have _ arrived at a defi- nite result.” Dr. Benes of Czecho-Slovakia re- marked: “The seas are still buf- feting us.” Ifranio Mello Franco clearly as he descended the league staircase that the. battle he has been waging for Brazil has worn him down. He seemed chagrined, | and Count Quinones de Leon, who, has been conducting the fight for | Spain, appeared no less gloomy. Spaniards Ready to Leave. A disquieting element arises from Spain's disappointment at not bhe- ing granted a permanent seat, her claim being put aside while Ger- ‘many. Poland and Brazil. succes- ‘Sively were having their troubles ironed out by the council. The Spanish dclegates have their | tickets-ready to depart tonight and have notified the Spanish journal- ists supporting the Primo de Ri- vera regime to be prepared to leave with thei. At present, however, It scems probable that Foreign Minister Yanguas y Messia and his follow- ers will remain for the assembly ! tivities session, at which he is credited — the intention of declaring! that, since Spain hes not obtained the permanent seat to which believes her prestige and populia- tion entitle her, she will refuse all further collaboration in League ac- and ’ AE L8G ALI i I Ag we + “ Parents Sek ee ee ~~. ques coe" me Ages das nen i ee SR, APTA NR 3 ; ‘He 7; 3 fe : Re +> - he he sie ot can i 4a} aa re ae “ oe ‘Se ‘ 4 BY. } rs f 8 #3 - 3, > : 4 ‘e 4 Ft - é bs a3 . ie ~ of | ae ‘> - z ; | ato ‘= a | 3 “ He ’ > ae : - j 3 % “4 - be . « Nt = a > aa a a a - iia 34 as é z 4 7 : # 3; ¥ ae: 4 4! +. ‘é f a ; = 6 > sa - 62f << 7. s re) ing - 1 ee fa & .: : a - * : ne te wr Seem tN : 0 Pre. wes a ee ee WF dnt eass OF Bes ALS ey eT i” z ; } <7 im 7 H 3 ? “4 if . as { 5 : :

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Ree ean ¥ a pdr > we AF Se aes apy en eas ah ete doi pega Deane ON Spl nap RT toes * Mee RE CR ld COPE OS® Sayles ‘ Beg OOM IE cy + REY PRT aE ene ot emigre nr, +e Ct EE a ER GO os by ROO CRE ES gE b s ; a a > B # a z r oe e Sc ? 8 + $~'9 : ein ; 48 ; oes z : ibe : ui = de 334 @ #3! 2 Be: 3 Toy > re 7 ees . 7 . suaena ; ah —_— ee co amas . ' ' —— be pa ae. in yeaa mesa ay ‘ - . ; on r die aed ‘ Se 4 q on 7 o 7 ° 5 " - eT Fy Anis Pe a Spates Cet a pe nee icons Sie heer SO ee ti rat ssi is a . i } +i alti epee 3% Ne wh, eS oe 6 tie Sarto: Andie mattiemete -o3 fe é mee his nu a oeesl f d Ss A eh at uit oye - 7 : z bs i RAS ‘ 5 ort nies naib ‘ese te oe nt Ee ee AIS OE csiewap he . . Pais PS ae, > ~ OR ccshgthapnat baud ae ORIEN ELE LAT TTR 3 TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1926. ———— ST. LOUIS POST “DISPATCH: nl 7 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH arena ee er on WATCH FOR NOW!—LOOK AT YOUR FLOORS! Seld by Hardware, Paint, Furniture Dealers. SIXTH AND LOCUST STS., ST. “Ny ane Bry ant LOUIS Purchase Your Easter Gloves \ow Washable For Wednesday oidered backs: Kid Gloves Q5¢ — n> ind Waite aiit ly. R la? ee oe scr aa & > CP ud . ’ »* a a a on ae oC 7 Supp iar & > _* - - LMI ed. -_ “* ~ oe Hy _ > omy. 1°ayv Li’ > oO” ia $1.95 Vai- te ett te ae Ha —I , Hosiery for Easter . rn The Correct Colors : _— for Spring Are Here © H-O-S-I-E-R-Y s Neve r Bee n so Beauuful utr * selection of harmoniou is . " = ~* -# > colors assures vou a pertect mate for ¥ un pew Spring C1 st ime or slippers mee, Sheer Chiffons of Ex- traerdinary wear. | Service Weight Which Em- . bod v NN” Service. The Karges Policy Suiits Mesiery for‘Lece Beauty’ as as Weil ee? Hosiery Spectalists for 16 Years eotaterocehe. at eatin Srssene oreered, ° PROHIBITION BUREAU BILL APPROVED BY COMMITTEE WASHINGTOS. Marca administrat.:on bill] to create a sie. ae Sees eee a + 2 eeau of Prohibition in the ei og a * a approvy ed today -t ’ ari Loe pa cg the House Wars ana :¢. Nterawet wire ; Ci Atternton and Dinner D PESSES hese The stunning selec- oe tion includes every. new and fashionab le new Spring idea. \ Colors Green, Spring's ot n e753 73-3 4 ry Wi VW ri + +, “| LOT be Ai in A SGstsce af Pence would be. 0 a! 7 Son ronin ae ee ut ah Specia e Tost-Dispa ¢ . . + : 4 EFT % "AG ‘ >. \farc >| Pes Soe? 4- —" T So % , — + > Albert Anderson, in United States Court of Appeais, + + a) ion Circuit ra nt.a the etit gran - Pp llincts Bankers’ Life of present i my rc * + il ers Oi the Il writ of superse- of the das, setting aside the order c lower court appointing a receiver Federal Judge FitzHenry= at Springfield last week grantec’a re- ceivership for the company On ap- “a : of po} jers. He de- : ad + a ee — zu sae ¢ ~ -. > — + 3 Se +s = ila = ship was granted upon the allega | 2 + * ~~ T ~ , — 1s . 5 iia -* ~ | ~ wa oT.s Oa ie -fiote AM iiS A } . e+ _ 7: roa > ¢ a - sad _ 1at ei S aq O; i . > * oo — ~~ : et ~ t Pr oT "OT “ 7 * ~ a COT past ‘ ‘' were S , = -* w¢ ~ :% ¢ Psi 1B! i ~ n * : x & » - i> ee - 7 ” , _ ws \a 1z 8 4 a* be. 8 - Sa a . ive Bae ~ an Jin oy es ae ~ ~~ + e - ship preceedings were unnecessary i ~ ~ a” Y 7 rr fe ~ al ae | -s & ' } i s° Ri + r* -' a ’ -_ 3 ~ oOo * a ore: _ ‘ = tA aa - a t ‘ _— * a 7 a - —, | > rom ° » es 7 As + » i ale > = ™ ad - 7 « at S BS. J — p me | % »* = = dl ~ a y “ _- _- . -_ . ” -” » Y ‘ — a > ~_ nm racics ¢ 4 > A ‘acts, ¥ i s D aAt.cOor i XT SS ae “ ‘ . i “~* - ; ”~ se Tes ~ _- ae repres oar e Anais S, Sais lt a ~ s ~ ~4- “@ T ~~ a Ae oe ~ ba ~ a ~ imsreaR i oF 3 re AitTe rsa. “~ ~ . oe . ow —* > = — “cLtors are ¥> : wo 2 a + ' sand arc - ™ 7 ; ~ t ~ we a * i. JD > . — ~* on raiiam and A al Ss - a - et a Qo — ek a = > rer + os 4 aso a he ~"¢ oF Ss oe s ate » oe ——_— — 2 $ J } nsurance wu “ 4 Ss ° » 9 ¢ = - i memoers as a 4 °c asvercs o - - 2 7 — $ J — } ~ | i &' pet Be! aid i a ~ a - rr a a a 2 ~~ Surpius of $4,836, ist Was Cr- ; rs) 7; “a” oe a | - i- “ ganized 28 vears ago. The sol- ws tt 44 WS PLAN FOR $4000-A-YEAR TRAFFIC ENGINEER APPROVED Board Committee "Supports Bill of Director—$40,.000 for Boule- vard Stop Signals. \ traffic engineer at $4949 a year and two spectors under . ; ms ~ tion, at $159 a mon are pro- jag —» 2. hil) apornred ocavr * the Legislative Committee of > 2) 4 larmém an "Th a 4*% _— ~ * * . —_* a > = is nNrepa rea Thre °F Rronoke of + Streets a ow are Pnar’ erst ? 5 Nose Dew ry ~ : a .C ouncil The y SO APN rerre 4 Teas Appr ating $440 [Or r mi OL DS WORKER KILLED IN CAVE-IN OF DEEP DITCH IN FERGUSON oe nae Pohiman, 38, MRe- Companion Escapes tiny ninjured. Body of Gus corered : | ~ . > + 38 Se ae" vYegre © DiunNn Ars \ore- moe ky) — osaat a = ee we as bile a ™ toaGda wD *2 ae 4 w 2 2 Was workine - Tlare -. =/3 on + a 3 £iUres.Vea a a ear Adeie j = . * ee nue, € — i= & "2 a Po ‘Aa 2 wae ~ rk ne 2p é + Ae —~eF «7 a —— Sy eo Orwee Cs. 4 ck, Which was at > Iran -s eG », W ie e side sudden gave wa u.Dert Aubuchon, w é > i= w i ee es aped ave- : i i Was a id ™ ‘ _i ~~ ~ ° ' : ™ rim °° ~~ oes , e —_ = WuUsS u art 24nd ij i rf é@rgrcu- 20n MURDER CHARGED IN HOLDUP lowa Warrants for r Two Cousins, After Slaying of “chool Officer. 3 hon i w the r hol hos 2S Y + abt F =", = “re Gee ~~ VIASON , ee i is... March “ ot 2) 0 112 i and TRPete +s re, te . - . ousins, in omnection with ; on a — i» , s = wVUse Od res ) Tl a on — . . - — 5 = — 4 . Pee A sea of Shack * 7 ~ 2 or x — a 4 if@V ive re. ®a.¢u re st "“ @ ec} rise - -* + . " = ‘ as SiiiS ey a pa 4 ~ Pe ~ - ‘ 4 che 2 a J~ n gone the scho es ~*~ oy? + > ~ a “ = +e ie : - * > aght wit thieves an Ty ~~ ~ ¥) . _ * is ‘ i s ae : ah o ° ° —— . — i= usin & i ‘ =e @ Was AisSD » - i 4 > re : a? ee _—, Sul sei.e, a aM Wits YO pris i i os -_ hs - . . a | 3 i - a e ~> ' } a > iS rMCd OuUPrzettTe, tile seer Tears » = : o . a: rears ago br Sjlour Aa. > a. rert' + —~ a. ve Car. meite home + * go Peg ts bi — his death his weight was T7798 * . . pounds and he was 6 frer 4 inches taal : 2) f. * WIFE SUING PEER BARONESS TERRINGTON. LADY TERRINGTON, EX-M. P.. FILES SUIT FOR DIVORCE enc ass nm —2~p 42> ae 4D. => =D | Jacob Mange & Son} 705 Washington Av. SPECIALS 4 FOR BABY DAY > / weaters e l with bi trimming. Sizes i years. Regular Special, $1.00. tamped Layette Set Gertrud e, bib and : Ns ~—' > > 448 >» $ be => La, , st tampe > — — = ee awa a = patterns. Infants’ and six- months’ sizes. Special, $1.00. = 2p 42P 4D 4D e_ lial Kin! ins * : '» Ii member of Parliame is suing Terrington. Fe ) 74° ifl i392 , and 1924, 4 = hand for divorce, naming Mrs. De- vere Humphrey. Mrs. Humphrey intervening in the suit and Lor Terrington will defend the case, it is announced. . 7 an § The Terringtons were married in 19158. a ne ———— Two concurrent prison sentences of four years each were given James Hubert, negro, by ircuit Judge Frey yesterday on Hubert’s pleas of guilty of burglary. § worth of clothing me of John S. Wift at orth Taylor a Jan. 16, of clothing from the 4552 Mec- He took $11 from the hom $26 N and $45 worth home of Louis 7s ¢ ey avenue, Jan. 12. a = 52 ,e@quv) «at > ma _— Crive lil, "Ff I PTit hor hr / 1 oe | > Is- a e ; ’ BURGLAR GETS FOUR YEARS For seasons of sel€-de And yet so nourishing and sat Pes is pe 5 aa > en * Nh 7 a ” Seeve Hoars: Daily, 9:00 te §:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 Olive and Locust, From Ninth te layette. - madé entir with tuck hand-scalle Reconditioned ~— wing Machines Singer, Free, Domestic, New Home and others. Club Plan if desired. A few are listed. Singer Electric Western Electric Singer Electric Singer Foot-Power New Home Foot-Power Domestic Foot-Power About Forty Others—$5 to $45 Sewing Machine Shop—Doewnsta!rs . 4 for B Pink cre for tots o hand sr hand-scall ers of wor a white or “WOR dN sede se Wd eW dwew eee Wek ew ewe COUN ERIN deere dude dee a ea —~ ee ee ee due #*% pibibttithbpbihht hhh bite hae LE TITTLITTTIrTrirTiT? teow sebaee ee de ee ewe eee ee ee ee na eevee ee ae +e FUERTE Ce eee ee ee se ee *weee dh ee el ee SELAAALATTITTTITT TTT Tea Ter ee ihe t-te fs Tn ee A Savings A Sterling ft «A > > Japanese > with D . > t Te’ 7 . . plain bore a Diain > - > * — aie 7 : Madeira . batiste, elz ered; wit iow Baby B1 white ni bound edg: Bird’s-ey dozen Crib Sh bemstitche Pilowsl .for $10 or more or enables the finder to return it to us. Your keys are then returned to you. The key rings are not a mere novelty, but a genuine article in sterling silver for your constant wear and use. (No key rings will be given to children unless accompanied by a parent.) Our location—Corner Seventh and Locust—is very convenient. + Oe ERO RH HOH

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st; From Ninth to Tenth ale med — chines ew Home and 1. A few are $30.00 -- $25.00 $45.00 $5.00 Pr $7.00 = $8.00 $5 to $45 SCC CTOs VEC OW Pe eee ewes ee dwt wee ds 7 AARAR BARBARA RARARA DR ABA FAP ROEREAFA AAD ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘~ TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1926. ee seeeemeeseestinpeennee cee eee See Our Other Announcement on Page 14 STIX. BAER & FULLER ==. Philippine Baby Dresses —a Special Feature for Wednesday, Baby Day Exquisite hand embroid- ery distinguishes these Dresses and make them worthy of a place in baby’s layette. Of finest nainsook, made entirely by hand, many with tucks and some with hand-scalloped bottoms. Silk Coats for Baby, $8.95 Pink crepe de chine Coats for tots of 1 and 2 years— hand smocked, and with hand-scalloped collars. Oth- ers Of wool crepella in pink, white or tan. have hand- scalloped collar and cuffs. Japanese Carriage Quilts, with Dresden centers and plain borders ........$17.85 Madeira Pillow Slip of batiste, elaborately embroid- ered; with Kapok pil- 4 $1.50 Baby Blankets in blue and white nursery designs; bound edges .......... $1.79 Bird’s-eye Diapers, neatly hemmed; 27x27-inch size. Mh ae Sete tees « .. $1.79 Crib Sheets, of cambric: hemstitched hem de eees 45C Pillowslip to match. ..39¢ (SaerareA Crane a ow £2 A a Se LLL Ss Sse llrseeesssie-steestasetenanasn - eee —_— ee ange - —_ - ne ae - = — amma cee Women s Spring Frocks Display in Diversity the Leading Modes 16% This complete collection embrac- es the season’s leading vogues and one may choose according to one’s favored style tendency, so inclusive is the fashion range. Prints in quaint patterns, chiffons, Georgettes, crepes de chine and flat crepes— each designed with a simplicity adaptabl to dress or business. LNTENENES Every Type Is Represented The navy or black Frock in tailored styles—the chiffon or Georgette frock for afternoon wear—the printed silk frock for street Wear are interpreted in new and charming ways. (Women's Dress Section —Third Fleer Spring Tub Dresses A Special Selling of Dainty Models in Many Styles and Materials —— Exquisite in color and pleasing in style are these Frocks, which specially pur- chased, enable us to present unusual val ues. There are models for the garden, for marketing, and for house wear. Some are tailored and self trimmed, some have blending lace at neck and cuff, others have tailored white broadcloth collars and cuffs. The materials are rayons, printed broadcloths, English prints, ginghams—each -in lovely colors. The sizes range from 36 to 46 in clever slipover styles. Wash Dress Section-—Second Fioo: tops. tops. At i Pair Full-fashioned Hose of pure thread silk, well made and reinforced with mer- cerized lisle, in the desirable weights and in the fashion- able colors of the season. This group offers attractive selection and, values of im- portant interest every worman. At- $1.00 Pair Pure thread Silk Hose, full fashioned, silk tops. Full-fashioned Silk Hose with embroidered clogks. Annual Sale ot Silk Hosiery : Plain and Printed—40 Inches Wide An Occasion of Extreme Importance — Offering Many Extraordinary Values in Hose for S 4 98 1= Yard Men and Women Our Duchess Sheer all-silk Chiffons. Our Granite Service Silk, lisle tops. Light Service Weight Hose, all silk. i i I t ce . . Our Ruby Ring Service Silk, lisle The workin vlee Sande it dnaple to de- Service Chiffons, embroidered clocks, lisle tops. Lace-Clocked Chiffons, all silk. ESO Granite Outsize Service Silk, ai >. tt. . in the Sale bed mercerized lisle tops. Silk Crepe de Chine mm a Very Shecial Selling at $- Pair Ottered in this special group are 3000 yards of heavy quality Crepe de Chine in all the favored solid colors and in many novelty prints, in colors richly blended. It is a value to win popu- lar approval, for the quality is exceptional. sign her own frocks will find this a group trom which to purchase materi- als for several models. lisle ¢ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH tive and an unusual value. One-quire boxes of Stationery with cut-out embossed initial, in blue and gold. Very attrac- (Main Floor.) The Majovity of These Shirts Are of White English Broadcloth Exceptional Values Feature This Sale of Men’s Shirts The Shirts in this sale offer such extraordinary values that it will prove to your advantage to buy a quantity of Shirts fur wear now and later. The majority are of an excellent grade of white imported English broadcloth. In addition there are solid colors and many fancy patterns. Many White Imported English Broadcloths \ These Shirts are made of an excellent fabric and are well tailored to fit proper- ly. They offer a substantial saving at | this extremely low price., Neckband and collar-attached styles. Sizes 13! to 18. (These Shirts on Sale on Thrift Av., and Men’s Shirt Section—Main Floor.) | Lace Tunic Dresses 100 Models in Spring Tmts —Exceptional Values at $-Q.98 . 2= =oSe AT : The young woman who would Be ob 5 Be fashion a fancy frock at little cost of (3 gl will find this selling an exceptional EG opportunity. Chantilly and high- | [Pore luster Spanish lace as well as ecru em- | oes 1 broidered and braided net fashion ees slipover tunic Dresses that require (BR only an underslip to complete them. 4 fey ci : \ ke ip “aye a Gf’ o} iz They are graceful in line, some A PAT * flare or show godets. They are el ake uel all fashioned with short sleeves. By ye PA LS) cae af 20! 20 (Main Floor.) At 99% pair Tapestry Coverings for Furniture Chiffon Hose, very sheer, A Very Special Offering of 50-Inch V erdure Tapestry -olored tipping at tops. Chiffon Silk Hose, ex- quisite quality, all-silk. Outsize all-silk Chiffon, exceptional quality. Ruby Ring service weight. all-silk. At 75c— 3 for $2 Full-fashioned pure thread Silk Hose with elastic rib- ‘ ain Fileor ee ee $ | ID Yard An extraordinary value is offered in this wide Verdure Tapestry —especially desirable for covering chairs and davenports. All the new Spring patterns in many attractive color combinations are in- cluded at this very special price. Tapestry Samples. 65c Each Hundreds of samples of fine Tapestry are reduced to this. low price for quick disposal. These pieces make attractive coverings for chairs, stools and pillows. (Tigh Fase” | Included are solid blue, tan and gray | madras, satin broches, balloon cloths and Solid Colors and Smart Patterns in Unusual Selection 7 4 FS I - | Also Solid Colors and Fancy = Patterns broadcloths, woveri madras, Jacquard other fabrics. Also novelty pleated menennnedttitiatieeeasnaetndins. ..1 bosom Shirts with and without collar. Pied Piper Oxfords © In Smart Collegiate Styles The Vassar. $7.00 This graceful sport Oxford is worn where service is essential—the crepe rubber sole is as comfortable as it is smart. Fashioned of dark smoked elk it is trimmed in log cabin, an approved combination of colors. The Delta. $6.50 A dress Oxford is essential with the tailored en- semble of the college girl. This model, in trim effect, combines smoked elk and log cabin. It is finished with leather sole. Sizes 2'%4 to 7. (Moe / Matin Fiscer.) Odd Pieces of Real China Are Very Specially Priced at 99¢ Each A special purchase enables us to offer these pieces of real china— importations from Europe—at this unusually low price. An attractive border effect of rosebuds or an all- over floral design, effectively touched with gold, may be had in the following pieces: Cake Plates Syrup and Plates Celery Dishes Sugar and Creams Spoon Trays Cups and Saucers F (Fifth Fiser.) wa

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-ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ame T savings on Fyr. ery purpose are of- urniture Clearance rom | Ninth t to ) Tenth falien | nderizing il Values LS saa There are styles Nw No man can claim cigarette knowledge until he has smoked a “Virginia tobacco” ittractive styles F THE five leading cigarettes in the United States today, four are “Turkish Blends” —thatis, blends of Turkish and American tobaccos. Each is distinctive, of course — in pro- portioning of tobaccos and in taste — but each ¢ontains at least some mea- sure of Turkish blended in with its Domestic tobaccos. The fifth, the one big exception, is a cigarette made solely from the golden leaf known as “ Vir- ginia tobacco.”’ eo Piedmont, of course—we hardly need to name it. Ranking today among the top four in sales, it has been steadily among the leaders for twenty-five con- secutive years—more than the whole life of any other “big” brand. The one big exception! Now, if it takes a corking good ciga- rette of any type, as it certainly does, to sell several billion a year, it surely must take a “regular| humdinger’ to win sales against the mighty current of popular taste. And that is exactly what Piedmont has done. For in thelast 10 or15 years - this country as a whole has turned noticeably toward the “Turkish Blend’”’ type of cigarette — yet against four to one odds, Piedmont has actually held its — place among the leaders, year after year. Apparently in every new generation of smokers there are men, and a goodly Just what IS this Virginia tobacco? It is a distinct type of tobacco grown in certain favored sections of four States—Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. The golden or “bright” Virginia used in Piedmont is a direct descendant of the first tobacco known to civilized man. Cultivated and improved for over three hun- dred years, its mild sweetness and purity of taste, not equalled by any other tobacco grown, have won world-wide prestige. It is truly the aristocrat of MAY WELL PROVE the | oe ’ cigarette for your taste, too: If you prefer something “out of the ordinary,” in- stead of following the crowd | (for this cigarette is dis- tinctly different from the other big brands); If as yet you have never tasted a “Virginia tobacco” cigarette (and without this agreeable experience no man’s cigarette knowledge is complete); If you once knew but have half-forgotten its mild sweet- ness, its zest and sparkle,and now would like to enjoy them anew. In fact, the remarkable record | of this big brand and the reasons behind it should interest all men who care enough for their smokes to think twice about them. \ number of them, to whom something “out of the ordinary” has a real appeal. Herbert Spencer said: “the minority is always right;’’ and at any rate these smokers who have left the crowded road to take a path of their own choos- ing must have found it pleasant — for they do stick to Piedmonts without end. What lies behind this unique record ? But it is the different taste of Pied- monts that really counts. It must be a matter of taste differ- ence, for you*will find Piedmont in the cigarette cases of prosperous New York cigarette tobaccos. ™ ~ - Of the five biggest selling cigarettes in America, the ONLY one oe fas oF ee and Chicago brokers, and in the pock- ets of workmen, who from their limited tobacco money must extract the last ounce of pleasure; you will find it the favorite among old tobacco men in the South, trained to match one leaf against another; and you will find it ever pop- ular, on either coast, with men who follow the sea. Probably no other ciga-- rette is smoked by more diverse types of people. And this is important—for it means that Piedmont is chosen, not because “ everybody’ s doing it,” but for 1tseHf— because it possesses a genuine tobacco difference which any smoker of any class can recognize. A genuine difference — tobacco sweetness! The explanation of Piedmont’s record, then, is simple. Virginia tobacco is different from other tobaccos, always has been, and always\will be—and Piedmont is made of first-quality “bright” Virginia tobacco, and noth- ing else. And if you like mildness and unmixed purity of flavor, if you like that inde- scribable thing which we call “natural tobacco sweetness,” you'll like Virginia tobacco—and you'll get it at its best in Piedmont. Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.

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LOUIS POST ~DISPATCT: TUESDAY EVENING, YWARCH 16. 1926 ST.LOUIS POST “DISPATCH: I a Ome er et nr ee nnn a Manufacturers “AANN BROS 3615-17-19-°21 DELMAR Bi. a COMPANY ff Retailers Suite : Suite ; Suite ; Suite : Suite ; Suite : $200.00 Living-Room $245.09 Living-Room $295.00 Living-Room $340.00 Living-Room $395.00 Living-Room $450.90 Living-Room ANUFACTURED in ou: ce represents the highes lored furniture. In order to share in this great event. selection earlv. Anv Suite can be secured on our lbera! vou make your ment plan. SPECIAL One-Day Sale SAMPLE LIVING-ROOM $129.00 .$149.75 Dav- OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 o’Clock Double Eagle Stamps — reeneten: eon oe = OO ee ee meee OUI 8. ans myer aes arms — at Aline ina COATS & In the Newest SPRINGSTYLES = At a Special Sale Price 16° Wednesday we offer stout women this un- usual opportunity to make a substantial Saving on new Spring Apparel. These Coat and Dress _ selections comprise every new and youthful Spring style and the quality of the garments ts the best possible. The Coats are of Poiret Twill and Tweed. The Dresscs are fashioned of Flat Crepe, Geor- gette, Crepe de Chine and Printed Crepe. DRESSES Built-in Sizes to Il Only at Lane Brvant s can the stout woman obtain comfort and style in smart foot- wear. Our Shoes are built on our exclusive embodying hich arch and smug heel fittings, imsurime the stout combination last, women—comfort. All every style. sizes buat Arch Shoes = 69 wien not im Me POST-DIST ; ery a € = : ast St. Louis and Suburb In Fight Over Expansion : ry pa 44+@*- a ‘gation ing Pong City’s Movement to Become In- corporated Town Brings Effort to Block Plan. | of ths tion. NO Dreams of Tiquor. Finds It. > the Associated a Ry “WHITE OAKS, . & McNeal eaid a ieee eev- nichts ago there was liquor in he Baptist Church Sunday disclosed 2° whisky in amazemen: stockheoin: Gets ‘ vr the Asscciated Press. Ts 7 = x a PARIS, Marca — %. Ir - _ “10 G Commnerce tod - . March ? ‘4. — Investi- gallons the belfry, much to of the congrega- ons was arrested. will open June 13, i e- a. as el Swedish National Committee Stockholm. 19°° ~ ~ Commerce Mectince 16.—The Counch |] Chamber of day peel tts ao- ceptance of an invttation from the hold the next biennial congress in The seesion probably LINDELL 4600 . - Da 4 ox _ Shall are . & r Ooms a ws a cat = 2 i? AWD a ae f edgec he ~~ it Be o : Gq * was tha’ - > @F 9 =o a3 3 . s .* a lies c > ‘open. _2S. - s : A A i “i Pong'’e residents, ‘anterns in at - - + — > ~ roving to e ist: echool- = ~ = + ~ — - & > *e :¢ darkress and mu ‘hat goes . a > . . — 4 ~~ - ‘*, -", i rat a, 3 Ps el Pie a4 2 ~~ -* ‘Commenunity Pride Voiced. — — = — ~ sere ~_ > aw ‘+ “"* -2 2. Sudden. . “=~ aX ~« a eed. . mg —*? ee -~.% i. 4¢ , ’ ere . fei “ et aa* Lik Se —™ i he ieee a? ro a © oo Pe ae — Ae 4 mung iw & te Ww \ ame eae sae oe |e vw ~s ana incorporation as @ ton was = — a -—_— 2)” . tel ~~ beceia NE ga possioicy, Bast se. 4 J ™ ° ? ze > ~* Louis began [0 reauze that i to expand ‘t 3st be through tts * Pe » - ~~ ee ~— Reegiecr ea _ | . > ‘ . P *™» ~~ oe * “a+ +» ~~ * ‘- S 2) cae as i wad ~~ & & « a ~ a. . ~ © ~ o, = irs > te “~* © ‘ x a he me, ~ . 3s « * aa ‘ 4.4 ~ _ rr ‘ twv y ~~ a . ‘+ *-™* % . > “ -_ City. 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F. re ~~ = . * — 4 “en: \an * ed 3 Ss , ie scS *- =i ~ 94 we de 3 - aad OU + » —s, + > ns! a *- — = themselves up 2 Tam ped ——. o- - ~ — + c CAaecs : 28 SCLOC Ouse o . — ana * ~ — _ > ; a =? & Ce a> » an 8 * “ > mn > ~ . ~ _ — — “ ae © Se _ ad a ~ 2 Fr a " : S ~ ~ rad ~~ ~ —— — —— -= € “ . -> at ~ 7 > » sare hg = oo Hresse . ‘obe snegkerse » -* me J smaWTae «© ) ~~ - - . ~ « “ ’ may ag 7” rv" o * our: P a an 77 a ~s “Plan of Action Lani.” FE: » ts ? x - . : + : “ = = “ ~ _ - b > + in et 5 X A Art is - > ~~ - the ee-rg 2. —_ . - om . - . 2 us i ave i&, 4 — * ~~. - inet * nal A > ee —~ ¢ - nanm-e = oo as Ps -= « ~> - ss POE ag OE _— Stam a wd -“—_> ~ = i, 4 ~— & COSTS aBa. cg S “ 5 ™ » «4 ’ ~ * —_ - - L s. 3. ‘OTs 7 q ~ “RnR Pre arm - ;¢ ~ ~ 2 " we . rn = - = —— eS ed i. Can Wili.t . % = Fe weep * fo ee rT o> ¢ ~~ Pen. —_s ~ . u o Meili iy c a LS@ ; - = + a, = - -_ mo bon cme, * asi > JO Us $ piakit fa ~» ~~ - 5 ~ ~~ Sle Ds C OorporTra Pt a ~~ =; TT?" arm + zener > r é rT ios ~ ™- e ; eae&e ~ ¥ am & ° 2. - a wy . ~ . a Pa | “- md © -ar * o ~~, « Vas ~& **i6 » ‘ * ” = ~ ; oe ~ -_ _- ~ - A. “ . 2 =~ = 4 ~ = din : & ad ag t - : cn: > a? oe — . ne - ct aie Lene & , b | é| * ~» 7 _ .* x arar ™ ae ~ + ~ “ ‘ ~ vr —_— Pp + wed 2 + os - = a ~ ~ ‘ ass PSEQ TS ” cond 4 3 Rae ‘ * « ~*~ . ee. ~ 2 ~ > ~~ a. i > e444. 4 s . ‘ 2 =o - — = y 7 3 |, OF: Re. - mat. ~ ~ an a . = — FOra. nes % en . r a ent ras a "2 Pe 4) g 7 « ; an 4 ‘ ger 3 om , .. = > + ~ nN 1 ™~ . ao 14328 ‘ » es 4 ft ‘. a y¥ Stacemer SYMPHONY PLAYS AT | Pete JOPLIN Br the Aseoc nt} JOPLIN, Mo... March 14 Mi than 5009 sch tdren of Jon 42 nity S “ « grade . were fuests 36 j Pa 4 SS 23ers ~ ‘ 7° = ‘1c * - azo Dy a WaEESQ View. be ~e WORKMANSHIP RESPONSIBILITY SERVICE CLEANERS ai DYERS SCHUCK’S Weber Duo-Art Flerentine Modei Duo-Art prices begin at $095 Convenient terms, with an equitabie allowance Om vour present instrument Exclusive Represeniative fer the Steinway Piano and the Duo-Art Reproducing Piane WORLD SWEEPING SUPERIORITY HE DUO-ART has no rival in performance. It is the voluntary and exclusive choice of over 75% of the great pianists of all countries, for whom no other Reproducing Piano so perfectly serves their interpretations. The Duo- Art is obtainabie only in the foremost makes of Pianos— Steinway, Weber. Steck, Stroud and Aeolian. AEOLIAN COMPANY MISSOURI We Be peal Rin, President 904 OLIVE STREET . F rou feel a cold coming on, stop it immediatel; with an old- fashioned hot lemonade. Don’t wait unt! if ts too late. As soon as the tell-tale sn \eezing starts or you feel “chilly,” take a warm bath chiliv, and get right into bed with plenty of warm covers. Then drink a large giass >t hot lemonade. Dank it ost _— ™ oa . a> 9! t > you can STING ae - ; * _ iy :.=e ~~ or ae i ie S ne hor much ~ og eT ou » J - @ be , feel in the morning. The effectiveness of hot lemonade in the prevention or treatment of a cold ts ; due to more than heat ciency of this simple, pleasaae ethod. You, too, will peafe : from this practice whenever you ‘eel a cold coming ag, The time to act is rou first. suspect a ¢ don't wait for chills terer. Do It now’. squeeze the juice of a lune in glass or cup of hot water, Add s sugar if you wish, Califo rnia lemons make tie best lemonade. They gee © practically seedless, tare oad | | heavy with acd juice, Boy them at any first-class store Try the “hot lemonade wef? tonight. ros B Be be ee AS ae rea eer Oe ~ - al Zs 2¢@ POST-DISPATCE is newspaper giving Assoc: SS § aE § a ¢ 9 EE ¢ oe 9 ee 6 ee § ee 6 ee 8 8 ee 6 ee 8 8 FE 6 :- Prufrock-Litton > © -« Makes P ae ~- - + ata te LiGhaik ws “auitei isd / a 2 re 4 > } iw = a aa rh. — — & — ¥ BUY hm 4 we he 4 hw ™= tec 9 . ™ Wh - 4 ~ 1Ue — - iw LA . * a - / Fourth and St. Charles Special Purchase2000 Yards Mohair ossible This Sensational Offer ' -~ ee - — — ~ we = térTead + ~ ~ _j~ —- * & su ae & ~ ~ - + ' a ~~ eo " - - . sot ‘ a — ' Ya did wk & us s ris Nn Lda 4 received 2g = > 7" ere — ~et - ss e - e 7 7 iftterent — _ an. iw ~ > «A 7 ‘. a Se . ate om time to time special “a 47 enables us to quote this Orders will he +: tleg a ws a os ¥ i iz a,@ ia ko Nee ue cover- 3 4 CYT Ih _ — mH ye yhair sensational priceon 130 | in the rotation received. a Ee om © ae > © se vase Lp —; y— - mr — 8 ‘ti y Vii t-~—_a re erie? "rine SARS i ?,? - — —- ae oe .. 3 > ‘ rt 4 ;* 3* } a $ ad $ o rT nal ~~ a —_— ” ; ae ~ 3 . i .c a i A a a an j nt eit. ‘ =e 7 ~ _ - - e o ~_ > . > t ~{ e t ~ ’ , _— id cS a > - ~ _~ -~ - . an ap «i rn + “, “= e, Sa K - CXagovceratit ~r ~ head an — Lid. _Superior Workmanship Guaranteed) A eT c - ae Se F ad * ‘ * ‘ ca 7 ant : ° ™ aw *é es 5 ah oe > oe es > A ; f eet ~~ e - ind sh sbbv its This $275 Three-Piece. Thin-Arm Mohair Suite A a ne Ae a lige A44k & No Orders Accepted for Delivery After a >. bo -' = Lia. . De taken f¢ ‘ rT these Su tua , t — we 2S CCil LIB ER slap TERMS We x aiinw a a. - P ‘ “ute, balance o: 3" —~ le “~-- an — ~ — ‘ o~ 4 * eee ed & Ne mm | 4 é Py me i ¥ + ~ » . . ** ee re" ~ ~~ @i+ ’ ‘ . : ‘ - acting a & NN $= | nue. («hich had been ce ewes $310 Stolen Fro purgiars tn the g Lodats, 2761 Sunday nigh‘, Z pe ——— — . SHA ° 510 ™M Everything Remo Real Chinese a Best American Di FRIVA Y. LEE. Pepular Price: serormrs 6054. Leet wr) ts HOLIDAY S&S. 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— é ¢ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, inhi 16, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ F ssi0 Stolen From Grocery. | “Human Dairies” in Ohicago. RADIO CONTROL Bill | Surprise to Both Sides. ‘EDITORIALS ABOUT RELIGIOUS [ocr cherse a2 a result of the kiN-| aia not disclose that the acton “ = er fatr ana tmpar- - Burglars in the grocery of wens yes the Associateé Press. ‘Correspondence of Associated Press. ling of Patrolman Palmer Thomp-| which my attention was dirceted CHICAGO, March 16.—“Human | | PARIS, March 10.—A French | ISSUE IN TRIAL NOT CONTEMPT | eon weve: abueeas oun at ses |painter who has exhibited for’ 7 , | Lodato, 2701 Franklin ave- td | dairies” have heen established by } Sunday night, stole $310. | - oq = : |court proceedings aga'nst the ‘ Sich had been concealed under | ich: Ganeiiadaen, ane ie | PASSED) BY HOUSE | many years at the salons and has) ™ i poms oe ae newspapers for printing: ate seed? B ine counter. group of mothers to volunteer the acquired considerable reputation | Against a Newspaper. | peste aa The | | + ! S ? sale of their excess milk having | | recently performed the duty, in-/| By the Associated Press. court held that his inve&tigation | ian — been examined. Milk taken from | /cumbent on all respectable citizens,| MADISON, Wis, March 16.—| : jj these mothers will go to babies Measure Creates Board of Five| (+ aectarine his income for the past | Fdltorials printea by the Capitol | i SHANGHAI |whose mothers are unable to. to Help Hoover Prevent year. A few days later he received | Times of this city, charging that | . to MEMPHIS sononenenenenenenoncencs the cheese for cooking Bluhill AMERICAN ' breast-fee _ “We wi y | TEA GARDEN | cents an ph a vnathage : Son Confusion in Air. a very polite letter from his collec- | religious prejudices were being 510 Market St. 'Bundesen said, “and sell it ae Seeens | ‘or in which the official expressed | aroused fn the interest of Radolph Everything Remodeled ithree to 30 cents. > habiés tx | surprise that a master of such tal-/| Jessner, a Jew, who is charged Real Chinese and fed poor families, unable to pay hone By the Associated Press. ent did not derive a larger income | with murder, are not grounds for i Best American Dishes . . “ae | FRANK Y. LEER, Mar. ever, it will be furnished free of WASHINGTON, March 16.—The|from his work. The artist’s reply | contempt of court action, Circuit) Leaves St Loui8._...cccccece-I125 pm Leaves Towe: Grove...ccccecell35 pm . LOCOMOTIVES Arrives Vemphis....... a (Reg. U. 8. Pat. Off.) y of this simple, pleasant 606-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sizth St. co eene to erties 6 ee ee y® od. You, too, will profit | | ee emi of five to co-operate this practice whenever with Secretary Hoover in prevent- | 9 e : : é ‘ing confusion in the air | . Cy \ . | : : ae eel a cold coming on, NEW PURCHASES! The bill provides for issuance]] 9 —" : - of station and operators’ licenses | 3 p 7 | ‘ 7 : . % é ae to act when 3 by the Secretary of Commerce. Op- |] | 606-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sixth ot. : . : rs _ suspect a cold— LT =, Od S position was based on the conten- ' 3 wait tor chills and tion that no machinery was pro- = . rn ) he jake of & leon & D at on oe ae — adi 1c »0lyY anc at it ay re the juice of a lemon : . TESSES the Secretary too much red es | | Only one major amendment was | EXCEPTIONAL so gg lap committee draft of|f) | SS or Cup of hot water, This change, proposed by VALUES! Representative Davis (Dem.) of | Tennessee, struck out a provision to give the Commerce Department power to remit fines imposed for infraction of radio regulations. The five members of the radio commission are to be appointed : nena rennin as oe ugar if vou wish, itornia lemons make the lemonade. They are | cally seedless, tart and with acid juice. Buy : at any first-class store | he “hot lemonade way” Coe ene ON eMeh Bee — ~atntinanmempenmmnnnpraneie .* Pe re Ro SUK: = ais t. " 2 | ie from five zones. Operators who | | ' Coats 7 to 16 years in double and are refused licenses will have the} | single breasted models. Materials right to appeal to the District of | . ' we) 3] j ™ ¢ sal a + - } are domestic tweeds, «agona!s and Columbia Court of Appeals. It was | iieanen 2 aie ” stipulated that the President | novelty weaves. Vainty Frocks, / to should havé power to close any 16 of flat crepe and crepe de | station during war ‘‘or other emer- | |. ) _— chine. White and colors. 1) gency.” | oe | . Qreneernmnnee aor 7 —— i i St. Louis evening , oe : | ! ou a Dabeten. Special! Girls FIANCE HORSEWHIPS ACTRESS | Freed Under Suspended Sentence ceeameeiatenated ’ — | W ash Dresses He Leaves Court With Her. 2 | Of English prints, plain Special to the Post-Dispatch. | | or fancy crashes, cham- pay NEW YORK. March 16.—Miss | brays and ginghams. $ . 19 Betty Scott Lloyd of the cast of | , Sizes 6 to 10 with “The Green Hat,” now being | bloomers, 7 to 14, one a filmed here, in Harlem Court, | piece models. _ 3 FOR $5 charged that her fiance, William C. | : : ‘ May, of Philadelphia, horse- a HOLIDAY SPECIAL! W hite Broadcloth whipped her. May, VW o pleaded ; y Overblouses and Jean Middies, Sizes 12 to 20...... $1.00 guilty, was freed under a suspend- ee fi a a ed sentence by Magistrate Good- ee Navy Blue Serge Skirts, Sizes 12 to 16 Years....... $2.95 em ‘when Mise Licvé uae aoe 2 Klines’—Balcony in his behalf, SMe The arrest of Mav, who lives at Hiotel McAlpin. and who is a son of BASEMENT John May, a Philadelphia business man; followed a telephone call to ba bd >] : a police station by eighbor of ffer ‘| | Girls’ Coats & Dresses | [sc 3s ithe neighbor eaid, she and May had anew aes —tT} quarreled over a police dog. When —y sentence was suspended the pair departed together. —_ ¥ Sy) ae: ee NS cae SO ad ‘mohair cover-_ Marvelous Values! 1al price on 130) tation received. Store Robbed of $1000 in Shoes. | ) Two hundred pairs of shoes were : “ti Stylish, well-made Coats of tweeds, velours and polaires in wanted colors. Dresses of crepe : : stolen by #urglars who replaced | ‘sday | de chine, Georgette, tub silk, uae boxes on the shelves in the ita and prints. peee eeeee. ... 5... sfore of Eugene Eichhorn, 4145 (Sizes 6 to 14 Years ) / Manchester avenue, Sunday night. Eichhorn spent yvesterday opening ae, boxes to inventory his loss. He es- ' timated the value of the stalen ————— — $$ __________. — shoes at $1000. i (Reg. U. 6. Pat. OFF.) | AZ fo 0s ; Al) ve As 606-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Birth &t. A Specially Prepared Offering — We : I 000 Ta illeur Ai a is i A heal Important Offering! Emphasizing the Mode for Simplicity | 1000 SPRING ( NA TS , I9 The Cream of the Market! , Exceptional Values! i The “race of the hour” is the _— tailored Hat | : | - : | f nut, of banko, of azure and woven straws. _ | toned Wadetedag at this 9 — om | Double-Breasted Wy — ad | sc, Gray, Sand, Wood, Green, Ked, | : a mbroid ar a ak le an. Styles a | Tailored Modes é vy sag é | types, young and old. Large and small hea | | sizes. , : C B k Coats Embellished | _ : ape-Bac — oe : # Novelty Modes With Silver Thread Be HESE new purchases are a thing of beauty and a joy forever! They have « | | all the eclat of a French Rocm presentation. For instance you will see su- | perbly tailored Coats of imported tweeds, rich twills finely fashioned, for those | 2 who favor sports apparel there is a fine selection of plaided and striped novelty : | fabrics. Fur edgings and elaborate embroidery are the outstanding decorative fe | note that Paris has proclaimed for Spring Coats. The thing to bear especially in p CE ERT eter te A Superb Sélection of Coats in Individualized Modes at $75 ..$100..Upward to $225 | KLINES—Third Floor OR ee A A I RA ATT LT AIR eS AER RS RS <A I

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TLESDAY EVENING _— cepa caper taetetet men A ee ae cetamaatta SS a e A LARCH] lb. 1926 — Ee ae | — Main Floor Anniversary 2 | Sale Price.... tailored under-arm style with short strap. Colors of tan and some high colors. Tailet Goods Women’s Handbags Im the iarge tailored or pouch style. Many tooled designs, Jewelry &; ver sary Dolla r + Specials —W ednesday Only! and black. ‘brown. $1.50 Piver’s Vegetal In Floramye, Acurea and le Trefle odors. $] Anniversary Special . . Haut Ton Creams Ta#mon Cleansing Cream or . atrical Cream—l-lb. jars. for $1 Anniversary Speciu: .... Wildroot iittestion One } large botile ef Wildroot Dandruff? Tonic . ad botlice of Shampoo. Anntrersary ‘SI Special. The two for........- Atomizers Beautiful | ~#'omizers, in a variety of pretty colors and $] ary Soecial 1 GEE, Eel Oe ee ee ee ee ee Fe Combination of Bath Salt and Talcum Denin’s Bath Talcum and bottle o? oa Denin's Batr od Perfumed and attraetive can and puf! $I \¥ Prire the ¢ ne i pee cas gos ene alQ U*d red rubber— -quart s1zc. $! ‘> the MBAQRiversary Special — ee ne ee eS oe Sl ae . raten Pebeco Tooth Paste Will cleanse and ee engage $i Anniversary Special—s tubes for wh} : Puritan Fountain Syringe wr eens size red rubber S$ | versary Sp eC a6 ites Rolls Price, each . 'p attractive Lk a dishes, butter dishes bud vases. sandwich plates, bonbon baskets, mariz and otter 9 | jars, Maronnaise dishes $1.50 to $2.95 Values In the Assortment Are Double Compacts, Sifter and Sterling Finger Rings Brooches Mesh Bags Crystal Chokers 4 Hat Ornaments Metal Bracelets Crystal] Festoons Imported Stationery quire boxes, lined I velopes, lavender, for ite and gray. 3 $I Paper Weights Onyx bases with blags toys — Consists of Scissors, File, Knife, Buf- Perpetual ‘Calendars fer and Ivory Cuticle Pusher in attrac- Framed motto and Calen- tive rolis. Anniversary an | @ar on stand, packed $] Silver-plated table pieces including relish a Fleer. Nerth.) Sale Price... o ~ Anniversary ] Cake Strle Celluloid Stone-Set Bracelets Gombs Rosaries Artificial Pearl Festoons Bar Pins Stone-Set Festoons Pendant Festoons Stationery Pound Paper : Puritan Hot- Water Bottle Beckicrd linen, 60 large single sheets ant Pil Persian effects. Beautift:! s- coiOorings wined bis rel your me more tractive I iTLIE Wi h fring . 3 f id m Pi¢ } ricea Four-Yard-Wide Printed Linoleum nn itéersar4 Sale Price Souare y G ine cork nolevrm With a “burlap back, made in this extra width to verage room \v OU am The assort yf of many beautiful tile conventional patterns. $1.43 Soap Combination Pree $ 13 Ally cu yee rer nade. a our convenience.) Twelve bars oe White Laundry Soap, 4 cans Kitchen Khlenzer, 1 bot- ‘le O’Cedar Polish, 1 10-qt galvanized Water Pail. $59.50 Cabinet Gas Range Pull Size Sale "I= ny, P-; é > ~ * 7 br f--7 ers a i a King ane F a 2 os [ tary aif SpP.as bu m door ‘ Ta } op at rs » = ve ry £) n : + mp; ¢ = LJ? 4 4) A - 3 4 rene "T's oo “Quick | Meal” Range With “Lorain” Oven Heat Regulator cmnsveraary "7 , ~~ PTE a0 Ra € h mine oink, ¥ I four Urh- - rend s ner } ‘learth lleer, seuth.?' lia Very Special Are These $25. 00 Three-Door Refrigerators The Lowest Price Ever for Refrigerators of This Quality Cases are made of kitn-d@ried ash—<dry air circulation. Hardware mace of brass, nick- ¢] plated. Drain Pipe; casy-ciean - type. lined with snow-white enamel. Shel ves made of heavy wire. removable kind. TlLese Refrigerators are in 3-door side-icer . style and 50-pound ice (Negents—Fourth Fleor, Scuth.) ha Buy one dur- a wi lel ing this sale y = ji wi and pay as you —_ Kw: et . wish. We will hold same for later delivery with a small : deposit. 6 ee we 25,000 Side- ‘Opening Mothproot Garment Bags A special purchase becial] brings these bags well S y worth $1.00 to sell for Priced at this low price. And youll be needing them very shortly to store away Winter garments. Good big Bags that con- veniently open at the side, allowing garments to be easily slipped in. Each bag has hooks for three garment holders. They're Mothproof, Dustproof and Verminproof Size 28x57 Inches Remarkable Value + 7 585 Pieces First Quality Aluminumware | Each Piece Strictly First Quality, Full Capacity and Highly Polished b-qt. Paneled Teakettles 8 and 10 at. plain Water Palfis 4-qt. Pancled Covered Hettles . @-gt Plain Water Pitchers 6-27. Paneled Covered Saucepans 3-pe. Baucepan Sets (sizes 1%, | 6-ct. Paneled Covered Kettles | 2, 3 qts.) deep Double Roast- 2-qt Paneled Rice Bollers er, large footed Colanders, ob- 1 4,-qt Paneled Percolators long Baking Pana, deep Fry &-ct. Paneled Preserve hetties Pana. 10-qt. Plain Dishpans | (Hegente—Fearth Ficer, Herth) \ é $175.00 Dining-Room Suite Combination wa'tnut and gum, fietshed tnterlers. Consisting Oe of 6H-ineh buffet, b4-tnech table. china closet, five side chairs $ 53 and armchair. Choice ef cross-bunded veneers, French waiaut finish. Dark ‘ine tooling decoration The Gesign. finish and —==—_ eoustruction only found in good furniture. A spleadid Saite in . every wry. Just 24 of these Scites az an Anniversary Ppecia! Can ie on at : Gt + ‘-* “_" * * *-* *- .*-* ** sen buffet, if desired, for S70 adaiti ones price. ( Yagents—Peerth Micer, Nerth.) — os —— Ry ere Ree: iy eee ee - ea aw ——" ee ~ oven —~

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Pm Wap, MOP ae rite ; + sd ea OAS ia ¥ eee Pye 3 Y ~~ z s, « au a i a eS high: | Ae ea a o'é'a't' e ececetule o ee ee oe 8. eh eM nin. poaeaees hal a ? a &. s = & as a a a . . = i “4 a \ - Ste 8 8 8 2 88 88 ee . sade ' = a the r ~ ‘oe. 278 8 SSRIs se ee: » fdtareteta’s ev sntew = 88 he eeememeee a ~ ~ - ~ — ede eo seeieaniaaouediaanmentonen ee eee ee ee oe ee ee ee ee + Special for the Big Anniversary Sale Matrens’ Easter Hats $3.95 and $4.95 Values + = - Ty. ~ # a 2 ©" ;— pa 6 ? _ -_ e- a > ~ : myrosiine and taffeta m.~ * rT ae — 4 > -_ ~—aA Oi Pel aca siarcs . -~ se haar flowers arné rT ~~ +e * ~ ~ — * Pa -_— «+ —-- oe feat r ‘ancies a smart ccliiection of styies 7? ~~ + - —— em — - ~~ * im @., Wanted ORiy COi- ors Ligh Weight Eagan Azure Hats, $1.95 gest Wanted Hat STLOUIS POST “DISPATCH: TUESDAY EVENING ee er ee FAKE "DETECTIVE ‘tan Loaes Cash > men stopped eft @ saloon a: ° 2 as Wednesday, Baby Day! Infants’ Dresses 53c Extraordinary values in fine wire nainmsook Dresses and Gertrudes; sampies many one of a kind: lace and embroidery trimmed Sizes to 2 rears Infants’ Bootees, 23c ‘> varns with G@ainty pink or b.ce trim- white weol zerhr: _ Tots’ Spring Hats, $1.23 straw, bra!a@ combinat-c steiieciiiaeaitiaaninaii Basement. ff H D d : ) : 9 . . gs oover WFesses | Boys’ New Spring Suits AT Anniversary 2 | 03 All With 2 Pants A/ Sale Price e — Value, ies 53 \\ Solid nes chs white, we ade and ae > trousers, one \ piety nlahed. or bevpital. emmunrest ton reer A Th et ae | Gowns and Chemise, 83c mat of shape? Suits made y ogee! ” hice " “s ‘ : os Voile and Broadcloth vay | _ Dresses, $1.89 me Boys’ 7s’ Blouses, 5 S3c | ae Attractive i/’Tess street or porch Wear Blouses, rs ar-attached strie—s.zes $ ‘9 Many pretty stvies and cclors. Sizes 26 to 465. pec: Linen Dresses, $1 ‘93 ‘Boys! one 25 a 88c DL. cnt barter cna maa ens Cee mince top ertects—beauifay ned; al a™ the new = i = shades. => Les 3o ¢ 4 crs egu a 3 25 val sow — f «( Nagents—Bargain Basement.) a 5 Late Shipments of Girls’ Coats and Silk Dresses > > ~ 4 ¥ R = at ked fresx Sal l* te x ~ as >»? ‘ =? s .2” node rs. Girls’ Fast Color Wash Dresses, 69 Voile Dresses, $1. 19 Beautiful es x and bow celcers. Sizes suitabhb.e ‘ § vears ‘Tots’ Coveralls, 69c ) ° Good gq rhambray, peg top cr straignt haki, tn tie straight (slipera’). Sizes 2 to 6 years (eeaptnteiangnie Basement.) A New'Purchase of Children’s New Easter _ Shoes" - ~~ - . , - AY a ‘ , ~~ - ” - 7% ° = ~~ * - ~ ~ ¢ -* Lali @ = ss 3 ‘ sa , e, -*- ? a -” “ - * = ™ & ~~ Pre straps, mew cut-outs woO- ‘oc — ~ ~ a ~ a -™ 5S, and ~2oes, if ian 2h. Be: ‘8 a Patent — S'rations res *? j Ry Dresses. (Ragentecthengaie” heat arog ff : and cc More Shoes to Sell at $2 For wome Strape effects and Oxferés 'n a ig assortme: tnatertals Sioa € Women’s Silk Hosiery ) 83c || ( Nugents—Bargain Basement.) 65c Mercerized Table Damask Anniversary Sale—a Yard 38c Fiere gre “trest cual- ne - checked we %°D a m+ Past. | --—- ~~ Tr ePPreas —_ atiaa » a and wr 1s = > ” ; SFamnranrc (THQI eg ’ ; Ti rr re ari i s.°¢€ ‘. ha tt ~ Th “ee Wiis ees 44 iad Vs Lt Sira i? ie@n ots. 1 = _ 387 ~ es a ~ ‘cer a sire pains, Sl.ee : > back inset | sires, 2 - ) > ( Nugents>—Bargain Basement.) so to . 4 Men’s Athletic =" Suits f fr) 79c Value, at —-53c¢ bE A i Nugents—BSargain Basement. } Anniversary Sale of Wash Goods—Linens—Towels—Sheets! . Am excel’ent quality of cotton Sateen: has a beautiful luster ftnish. 19 to - le eS - _ é + : “a ; ™ te & ©“Recxns 19c 32- inch srese Ginghams 63-Inch am Head ats went | ~ it 4 sie 19¢ $1.35 Pree Stench All- Rie en Am exce “38 2 ams -: . “n : Ws gr .n ¥a OU Ze pea ia. 2S, 'e" AS i ~ .. 12s, uitadle Ler dresses, aprvuns “19¢ Sai seamen mage etc.:- va | — = “* it 38 Mercerized Poplins 81-Inch BI té. eal ins i@ di et 4 ~ ue™ ge ; fs : * > red. ow? ca % “an _ z wna be," Starch or ¢: mans ihe ey eq Si a OOS ™~{ : ° ~~ arta eiigh SeCreiis i 49¢ Table Damask ltnih tines ah ve: POG ake TB cing nite Suah ao sn : mgs Re nn Was Taber . ; ake: © seem ~ cm Mice * e . 49¢ em On. : -aStomer. at. ‘$1.28 (Nagent™—Sargzin Basement.) Se& sa escegcagscuvuese es & Spo £3 : = ~ e > 5 : : mi - ' ee % . 3 a + a > " a = a ¥ _ we - % + ~ ~ - “ ere — ma. 7 “ oe « v- = dn ws oy : - = - ~ made’ , y a 2 Par . il > - : i oa .> s> nas - : a = ites a. = aS; I” Og oer See et: “> 4 b : a c * ‘ ee ‘9 —— Ls a ~ no - jt a - - ~ ae * : “ mre ; He . bie é + or 14 ‘a A a zi ¥ ay ae Be irs & # 4 - £ - ¥ aj a P » Sale of Extra-Size A Companion Event in Which We Have Included tor the Miss, Sizes 16 to 20 and Women 36 to 46 These are the newest Spring fashions. The sale price is un- usually low for such Dresses. Specially priced for Wednesday Stoat Day. You simply must see the Coats and Dresses to appreciate how very extraordinary they are! Ue ete DE i ea OSE 3 Dat Oy Acne oe a on a =] ring creat on especially desi : = oats and Dresses York Aw 4 52. as bs are ety 1@ season. SiO rvzi. Tresses \ aw These for the newest stries and Tr i a 4% ; Temen *.0 et *arnoon jinner wear. iIn x a. & =< ° e a a 7 ie m Ee init ire ~~ a vote nea res ss : ; “9 ors. The Coats are tn 1-ar8, strmgzpt.ine, cape, spor. anc da — sv) ne y th ‘acest Sprin colors an + ol a 7 pa omy a i a eS * ~- $ | Some hare ai the -atest Spring * : ot a “a7 eT 3 = - ~ ea . oe —_ -o-.@ o's a & & * Better Coats and Dresses Specially Priced for This Event, $16.53 om ‘ORME 9 REN a eee eee a SO VAL SOE Pe ee ee i na ‘s 3-piece © Tull-cize bed Tufted Spec:iai— $17. $1.50 Cash—! it ex 7 Facey?

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ee SS —— l } —_ ** one: se ee ere 06s 0+ +980 eee-d POS tr ae ) Si «eet owe SOves-e mee Ros SRSISSS - > TTS ~ _ = P ® 6 : S$ Ci Ba Bed ase -@- @*ola- we 2 ee — "a- ot hh hie Ens enn ease” See ee 3 a at vide iaee eu, ’ hi, ‘ ahd s x aa sas said " sptitiees a aabue al plc iene toa . ~~ . . i. on he f i } yy ] ¥ iy . ‘ ca eee * wie § # pare a ke Spies’ Si tate uw Bs hte pis ta a ee on ‘lala Aa he ae TN " a i 8 5 a Fe, SE ee ok ab ° 4 --+ o . ’ r ee > y é ”- ae (| 1 atte eos Fh | = ly “We're detectives,” they f 2 Loses Cash When He Sub- | ‘YOu're carrying whisky.’ romcwrwrwomemamre, PPE DETECTIVES TAKE $25 20-0 or nie : mits to Search on Street, gerald of 117 North Ninth s ST.LOWS POST-DISPATCE a ag ~~ SLAYER IS DRAGEED Fitzgerald denied the charge and two men stopped Thomas Fitz- |*U>mitted to search to prove his ae ,immocence. After the men were. Fest ag gone he discovered he had been he left a saloon at Ninth and Mar-! robbed of $25. —_ .—_ e © 7a - f. | in the Back, Side, Chest or Limbs, Coughs and Colds, Rheumatism, Lumbaégo, Stift- ness of Joints or Muscles--any local ache or pain resulting from taking cold, overexertion | or strain, the quickest, safest and most effective | remedy is an 1] 1] THE ORIGINAL 1 ne , Established 1847 — | THE WORLDS Torr we A ’ i Always ask for Allcock’s For Sale by Druggists throughout the world i en ome on he are “ FOR PAINS |Alleoek’s POROUS PLASTER Band Invades Home of Texan Who Ended Life. of Neigh- bor in Fight. { Br *+he Aeectacad Preee CENTER POINT. Tex. March ig | 16.—Drageged from a bed where he lay wounded with a baby at his side, Frank Johnson, charged with 7 . ied the murder of a neighbor farmer. was killed by a band of-men here last night. _in bed with a sleeping baby when | his assailants are said to hare ‘burst into the room. Realising what they had come for, he berged i | "0t to be killed there in view of ; the babr. The men dragged shim ‘ ~es a ~~ - out of bed and as he fell to the i f rehot him to death. The shoo:- »Ae ing occurred shortly after Deputy hariffas eA A ‘ : Ta} , Sheriffs had departed at Johnson's i section of three counties. 'This has ; caused a complication tn echoo! - districi«. ry" }. o — %. re 4 ihe Deputy Sheriffs and friends + > 4 + ~ r ~ > of Johnson had@ been in his room _and about the house a short time +} De ak eo poe : ‘ em ne couid not sleep with then Specials for Wednesday See the Beautiful De Luxe Suites Displayed in Our Windows e 100 Dishes Double.Deck $29.75 Value Spring Regular $15. Value TTS ae eos ee 4 remarkable strong yet This 100-pliete Set, beautiful fortable Double-deck Gesigon. excellent grade o Spring, sanitar) rust china, special, “Specially priced. : $1 7. 0 $8.95 1 $1.50 Cash—$1 Weekly. ™ Gibson Ice Box i $27.50 Value Bungalow Range $710 Value 2 ; tas + ie, " ! RS ’ fF PY : C 5 Lea 29S BERS ee See ‘ a > = —— — | + - + 4 ; ’ on A wonderful .assortment of thany years of service— $18.00 $68.75 $1.50 Cash—$1 Weekly coal and gas Gideon Ice Boxes. This one Very practical lly finished 3 : ig Se eae os Range, beautifully finishe . : 4 eid oft r al «hii : ; .. a S-door side-icer, oak the new steel sray, grained f!nish. heatproof, eturdiliv effect Adds to the appeat constructed. Specially priced. ance of kitchen and will & $6 Cash—$1 Weekly ~ Complete Bed Outfit $28 Value $12 Mattress = $17.50 me $1.50 Cash—$1 Weekly $6.95 45-lb. cotton-felt Maitress, deeply tufted, comfortable ‘ mies DT ae This 3-piece Outfit consists and @urable. Specially of full-size bed in walnut ericed finish, strong link spring and aes: Geeply tufted cotton Inat- . ses Bost aa mwmier a4 * w & ease Amfr ican - 2fe cdivor + 7 4 ry 7} cr 2) f- ‘~ r ‘ iSa nr , u- e 1 4 3 ~ = +1 ‘ c » on 1« * “~ r 2 eed on . . s |} blocks on Feb. 2... causing his s ‘aan ¥ q arrest near "400 Vernon avenue. & rs e s Ss ther machines, Siri! ing ceA not yistl¢~y oO exiles Pecacedc PS Gat Buiity, fered no testimony. and appealed ANTI - AUTO INJURY DEVICE e Post-LDiepatch. ita 3 : Tr ont ‘ } A é Herr whiCoDd + _* SURRSSURRED ceec seeuesrssses m e Corres pon idence of th VIENNA, Mar » Singer has just given a dernonstra. se tic to he press jon econ a trivance to rnrevent motor cars e@° from running down pedestrians, 1 sae consists of ! work of I la rub- e be Y 5, W is as wid s the : { nd fixed 1 f f i oO 2 judge from tire experiments shown ‘ the pedestrian is caught up without being in 1TrTe & . oode YT) diol} with movabie ilmbvbs Was used, weighted with fron to some 129 pounds. It BS oie eae seemed to reat seferir The police forbade actual ex- Mes SF RE ? periment being made with a living nNerson, brut VOrki ¢ if hn dis- ">a " &® Ulisé¢ - ientiv placed ’ Center Point ts near the inter. | before the killing. but he had told | A Few of These Bargains Are Shown Below Swinging wringer cylinder type.. Copper tub, swinging FINS . cc Swinging wringer, eviinder type.. _Broadway and Sixth, Between Locust and St. Charleseeenenmneanneneeuaanenneasee « - A Fen of the Style Impressions in This Group / Weedeohsbaevaurucsenne ICTORIA sleeves, one of the newer variations of the long, full sleeve effects. -— -—- - =~ ~~ --—_ ONG ties and new panel effects in the back. A distinctive, new touch. UGE ard colorful | adadevhwevevedodedosnchetuvurnwvurecsutadedednbdthtebeuede appliques of floral : designs on sleeves and bodice. ‘ea . } | ' re eee UTTONS in count-

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if TUES DAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1926. J ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. Gain 5 Po ais Iwo aia aa a tee SOE eee at Fort Leave aworth, han.; sUiy ii, WET ; m ue OGa er “Th a a ~ in > arya ns. Orders BR eee | The personget ot he e«ncamp- ays or item. Aieectineg that the lis "| ment also will include officers of | 7 ST Louls POST- -DISPATCE me o — - ° o ia ” o « po 4 —* Ssutteasaetadaiomenaeeee . —— . “ i ~} ~f - or > 5 3 s Tots A ” VE serve Regiment. $5 of thom live in headquarters at Little Reck. A rs . es "7" ai a is ~ ~ > ~ e ’ ’ INFANTRY RESER . | —.. % = 4 ? mryrre a. "= ee ee - ~ 4 = } be ‘ ree SS re nesers % i o 2 iM.«mile _ AOUTS ana Lwuis TCoUun.y. re : been , - z 4 amnD at J #4 YS 7) Marra } oe eT? —e ~~ Re L rm = j Pa . iil ” 2 o Q é * > ~> iuiiines snsiaene a éuemie tenes — ot ine - * es * ae a i ; J “ ‘4 } Nd - ~ ~ ia a 7% : em a = 4 T-?# mo Ys R ‘ i ~ 3 a Resem Ree ment ™ ee q faat = oF ** «a aw, rs ~ © a7 * ~ - ~~ awr> > A 7“ idk : 7 - Ca rt * . ee That's the iron-clad Guarantee ~» RES | behind Dr. Gross’ Cod Liver DOVER tC = is Oil Tablets (Double-Strength harter J se 3s — . : ~ , ahpbaumaaieteede PR cet anc ng te a NE, to CC 2.3 eo) =. g ~ Tt’s no trick at atl people have learn: d in the na Foo i. 2.9 - r months, to put on good so iid 9. shwitia ., as hen. treds ot See Our Other Announcement on Page § ‘ 7 my’ oe T ; . .. # See loteeihieeetaheaeadinen tease ae Of . , p> | & o Ges a a . ° ° / / ; / / L : onemneeninannennetimenieetataas aes i teeteteeeteee bee be STIX, BAER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER. K Slight irregulars mi-fashioned: have aie tops: reinforced scle and toes: black, white and a large assortment * . nee... 6 10 44 [ Value- Giving is OurService to the Public —50 Departments] a ot wanted shades pairs tor $2.08 iT es ‘ INE Satie! sh a “aoe ~~ T To _ r er j . 4 E.-TioOoec he he & A SS A VW rnon % : cx “ att _ . —s * they're as eas) ' i Suits, fuil cut; burlt-up a a ~anaq ar? | Ranmiderc ana — — 3A a R .ku * ~ i : ~~ = ? ; eel . staal > With Neat thOU.ar trim at neck is sae . _ — _ zs aati oll dein | ee iscsi ATT 2 shel]- up - ne? = ag % 2 ; @isesa aa . ~ ae « — & ” on as 44 new pep and energr. ete i jTimimec xmees epen anc - ? ~ = rr ih. — ial 2 om ~ - - 2 k phervre spcns rot arte OE c.osed mocdeis: sizes 30 to 44 weak, puny children, too—giring * i them appetite and vigor r i 4 te If V1 u rea tired of an nf ~ kh weeks ~s4 - oat " : i . a4 aad run» *_* - — -e | w8u haven't put om at least 5 pounds, « ssi2n a 2 i] " ifyou don't ~at like @ new person, respeet of pledge or wise ii + . . ™ ‘ “@ur money will be cheerfully re .... ‘iinet euan abies ' - : fygndei. ; eee te ~ ~ ~ . + x ? —— > ? . i *- %. . . ; : : t Yo u ve mots ‘s 7 oe, oe Lambert. ft Retain t aniirmy ting to gain, so start the treatment ae : eae | teaday . : DR.GROSS’ Doubie-Strength) . Lambert as pr : ~ , =? : ™ * 1 “ = , ~ 3 | ss : : . e Rin waa . . ~ ; ‘te ‘ » : * P _ ~ “ ~ ~ ADVERTISEMENT on Ee | - my fi) "T4 a) 1 "A ft) > ¢ ‘eC S peel ass ? Will S$i6.009, n -_ i : pit * Stee ~ > tian: 2 ne Lg ~ ** .?f 4 - , -_-ee _™ Pe ~ 4 - 2 te te a | $xI2 Size— Gooc seamless 9x12 Siz Hieavy jute 9x12 Size—A group of &% 9x12 Size—High NEGRO ADMITTING | ee oa as a oe sis HEARING OF E printed Brussels Rugs in veivet * a ma chorce array Axmuinster Rugs of serviceabie Wilton velvet e _ = ° id ~ ATTACK ON WOMAN DELAYED tioral anc Oriental patterns: of patterns in allover and QuUaiitV : snown if patterns Of r ugs in pretty p I “Ors Anole E Chiles of Meridian. Miss. ¢id—ond sar is gals Es . ne Authorities , — : > ates . es vBev iook up Internal Bachmg wan wes BL Webster Gm SE mav be usec tor amv room or Oriental eitects: seamiess anc many descriptions: subtect to 57 to sell: have sii: , wecade Wait Until Mos. Mabel Facnzrr ' : = P| - . She erhes Can Testily sttice. Tinisnmec With iIrinse SilZzOt imperrections -ecticns. “) wee obfiged to wr abdect Sfiy semis worh of aoe > — ore laxative every weet So | Genided w gei and ~osecuting A z ' wy the J B Lo Cascade That wae oearty Ove . yUiS n an? : Years ago )§ «6p Unet time | have saved the price of ie ree ORES | The Caseade macs many mee over NO ow ° i. x xmunster Kugs >. 4 o1eum Ss \aa—so gay Doing of unprowed Death » ” ? a ; ‘ ; OI > le on mea ON OS A te Se RAPD I Ce OED vatiben . . SOE 6 A le Ar AB NN tty Axminster Rugs 27x54 In. ff Wolft-Wilson - 1 coupli | Drug Stores pared him a breakfast. 1 - « ~ q . —— — . , . : : ~ ~ ~ > 4 ~ ~ - ~—- - ~~ _ > as * - 4 OBSTINATE moved from Webst 7 : COUGH ee nae aon es bee —wnll often Deg:n toimprove with the 8 6preuminar =a = 3 7 “ the trst dcse cof PERTUSSIN enger. Wao siieaiapeatnitiinn wii \ 7 eq With persistent use, your grap iS mot } owed Ne- Gf cough shouic encureiy cisappear. gre ai . PERTUSSIN has a remarkabie cougbs of bronchus andastnmma. SENATOR WILLIAMS TO DISCUSS CAMPAIGN WITH FRIENDS HERE . coughs of Dronchitss and easihma. It helps nmatcre to clear the ar He Will bitnew Nicht for Conference fh f / ti ae ants avi enna eens ' ; passages of th e germ-laden mu- €vs, controis the cough and . = Soothes the irmta:ed tissues. ia PERTUSSIN mar be taken At or Tomerro.. Reganmime l* ~ ; ’ al . ~ : { re? ite. } z —— oa « ne rr’ ‘ ad H Mocept ro subst: tutes—¢er she gerun e a oar MOS i COMDrensnsve aSsecriument t Curtaims, . sia 7 94 ; . " . _ mn * > = ee — ’ - : 3g .' ‘ se 3 . ~ . ~ a ° . i r —" ’ = : : + . z ; 7 oe ; ° : ; ’ H : LL “~ Z . i — ~ > ve ~ - +. . . : Bee ¢*7 &» 1 a~ ‘ ~ . ; — ; ; Curtain and speciai not overlook the manv . « 5 al ae a | Ladd 10n. deed price-saving. i, of Room-Size Rugs REAT below ,. . 7 underpriced rill be plenty of salespeople in attendance. This merc rchased on the. Convenient Payment Plan. ad be pur , , ' \ -- > ~ co “aiInauen of whestinal + s ~ . A + @r > > > we Ore crow {}- 7 - re Durisp-na sade - ntam ~ wage oe 7 238 PIUUL Ji RIAs ic: MUES a + es - ~~ ~~ s i NY er! a. ‘ yer —e ~~ —_—~ ~~ i + er wus COnsEQurnces oey wenkem ibe Scena -_—> —-_ “~ es -Aa er f° @ e ~~ ~~ - ~g — — ~ . ~e > = . i aed Daa uUl> UV. La Dees ia@esat 2. wae a20escO & wei. itl s eee D weet a =~ sss ' , I. cipans tpe coact im i'w emtirety ‘m adeat Giteen || ce ) -_-— ore ots —~ * —- -_-- ss “- =~ or . | minute . strengthens: am tomes Lhe Guserics. asl “ i : saie are cttere a¢ 2 ce that ++orcs SDLieCNMC1CQ sa ing > xi:tcret : is - 2. ‘eygerasce the whole epmiem SOO. men and ’ , . 1 09 Yard 7, +> “? o — ~~ — v¥Y* ve - _ — _~ a - + —S—. we or oe — . . on ~— - TF aoe” ~ ~ _ » —- — =e - — ~ wore & * s+ | -66 Each we, 59° are examples of the remarkable values to be found. Special Sale of Rugs and Curtains Beginning Wednesday—Brings Important News of Unasual Savings With Most Extraordinary Selection and the items There handise may purchases have been assembied 55 Axminster Rugs 96 18x36 In. © 1 oe oe ae ~ -~ = & = -* ae 7 ~ ~ x wo. Pi a ae o a - ~— ~ y = an | ——— "sae { ~ ™ Net we Ne ~ = — = —_—_.- = € ibebeai isa tGa ‘rT: fe -—_ ~~ * 3 : - ‘ —_ on = = ~ Al) = Po ade Te __ Samples in size 20x27 imcires. Aili are Tim srec om ecages a — = > _ ~~ = yf“ ys y 4 iii, allie jf» P od oa as y _ tr ; : ? ; 7 - — , the Primary roup of 500 Fringed Casement Panels tHhich-grade artificiai sjix Gauze im soiid Five-piece crossbar marquisette Cur- = (sech @s narcotcs, chicrofterm, L mite? “earaoec > > ‘ if annad:s cr any injurious ingredi- ce good assortment of patterns: al! hav i two-tome coiors. i fis is am :deai mate- tains. have colored rufties on side and bot- a " =" » : > : : P r = — te » os ~ eT } iE ents). [tw absolutely bharmiess. eS = i : ca.iopec dSocttoms finishec vith a teen ai tor spring anc ounmimer curtains. spe- tom: double ruffled valance* tie-backs to i" 4 K m to phvsicians for more Soe : a ; ' a — .. gold aud : ,ow Pays - meters ys . . 2 Reotlli width anc leretn aiiv pricec match ose. bice. cold and orchid. | than twenty wears and soid bv al! = : a 4 drugg'stsin largeancusmall bottles — - & ‘ i Ia ao e ° Lace Curtains Irish Point Curtains utiful Fring r = ~ > ~ _ | : 2 : 6&8 6 $ 68 - 7 4 oo . P ™ ‘ 7 4 lislike 4 ree (an - t-weave Curtains in arge bese Curtains come im severai 3 i : a. | care t *. Pr i ortment ot patterms; aji are tull attractive patterns: finished with rii¢t anc shacow .ace weaves in attractive pat :3 % a ——s ee * > > ae — 4 = —- = . . + . > azt -’ - arcs Ung Sijiliat ¢ TWe@ediisiONn - — ¢Ts is is a S ace rel e+.™ riave SCa.iCTred Ot orm ama as finished with . @ q “=e - 4 = “ st oe 4 are Cy? TP 377 — — tC , een — see a deep artificial silk fringe. Come in wanted ecm J * “ ~--— © a —— ~——- $ i! ~2 = on ~ w a ain —T rar Couch Covers, $1. 19 to $3.69 Each 4 4) ; SECRETARY OF WAR DAVIS | ; | “c> . i Urienta. striped and ailover patterns im a large assortment of good coicr Artificial Silk Net, 38c Yard D. : * } “ . . . ~ » # o Si HERE T0 ADORESS VETERANS 1 combinations: suitabie tor. dav-bed or turniture covering a = : | figured rayon Nets in severai attractive c patternes | . ~~ — Wm A . ow ? - - off = 7 tr ; ? ay a #6 ere be , > pect . striped patterns: may De used combinations: offered at a price Off ed . This Sale L Pric oes | a Ps ee 2 ay for all Cretomme purposes: priced thar affords unusual savings er iv at Lower es ‘ sf : = ‘ . a ie 5 ° s _ 3 ef ret eT zec ew Ott nN rcngec., Similiar to soisertte Hc 2 rc and a= 3 v zy c. om we: a nae 2 : a = 3 ~~ ~ a urtain S te ee amas, comes im black and white. R Dr ry © wisses ilies ‘35 ST. LOUIS-JACKSONVILLE, ILL. a ae a oe. uF LLE, ILL. : At 29c Yard har ie on’ ay 36 and 40 Inch Enghsh Printed Batiste At 64c Yard sists of handmade BUS SERVICE PERMIT SOUGHT i #13 frets LA en 4 ee ee ee et A RB ATC at DOG Yara "= » » * ~ * ~~ ~ rf = ~ teccis 2 hi at ia. SFO tmming —— Gorgserna ssh; . But mene | , gio . i . fe weuid try these with so distressing a Ranci- ppiber: tts 4 . Printed > , : eq na— pales! nois Commerce C 3 oClock Special | $ i Portunateiy tor her & Ao Lowes to oe ot. ~* ‘ > ire s — : : Broadcloth ' ; ers, aoc hve wy the Wilke Mat prom ™ _ = se = we Ses — ~~ 2 tomes assuage blecding, © radl¥ pro. ; eae near 3 ee tie i ing Poles, too! ete rgd oe oe cid 6 inches wide Ladie Damask in a variety , . ‘eS Sertie tiie x es z a o" = Pr i aceaaiee or Cesle is 34 ncees w ie . . = : o ~~ * ~~.’ - ‘ - xty cents the box, the work: arm: aed. at . 2 2 wuitable ouse : ~ cre da Sep Gr penal, « free tex plattiy wrap sc a ie meenat these who wesc Pyr: aa Drag . ' R400 vremis Bldg, Mer me a - NE. Seautitul artzficia!l silk Draper m muiberryv biue goid and brown: suitaDie tor draperies in my room 36-Inch Damask —— and $1.48 Yard 9 @* : = 4 : = - sad — . os A: i rs ~ Pee’ Jamas : j se ae ~ - ors ee °* arr ~~ > : _- og = ie ¢2 tq ~ 4 PER > ae tn oe — a ~ In Dina ers ~~ = oe Oe me trac oly > oe overar Crossbar Marquisette At 15¢ Yard * - 7 im severai patterns im cream. cru and white: suitaBie tor iong or short curtains. Curtain Swisses checkec patterms: make 4 = 7 ~~ ~* o - ; : Geai cCurtaims tor e:tchen Sec - —— ee ee 36-Inch Terry Cloth At 36c Yard pene ) a 3 _— z x a © 4 wm : y =u 2OSSCC SOLC i eT! VOT im ~ .* Sel -_ ; . Siue. mulberry. Srowm and green ~ : ? re -O10TS; ai. pertect and cut from Shee pat Teraus. i sarc -O1OTs. 2eat opaque Shades at exceptionally low prices. There is a good assortment of coiors. iudin g dupiex. These are mill rejects. Sut splendid values. 38 and 42 Inch Size. each. 45 and 48 Inch Size. each. 54 Inches Wide, priced at. $1.18 ee Spay AP oo ry sy ghar Rate Real oe « AS Pa ESE. Bain e RY SPI RS By e ea se NAS laa RR OR, Ed faa ‘e 7 ee P ] ee Abn aan «0th r€ aes. tom == == OE Atti “a i i A

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i » oe S 1926, by the Press and Pulitzer’ has been pardoned’ by the King. _——2 AN . , an ‘ost-Dispatch. ) Ray eg aeas Peiray oF ° Sete) Vane? 4 _ breathing | Proprietor of Benton Street Estab- ‘9 #2"d Stared into the show cases shouting for help. The two men ROME, March 16.—wWil}j C! ‘ured over te the Sue. Voom « . G ° oe : . es i a F\ iy iCii — iiam l- ite he oD am > 11i as gs°n- owe fu ater & lishment Fices to Street When and studied the neckties, ‘led to.Benton street, abandoning | j lison a Bachelor of lied from a Soguine ona : oe ston J e istol Is Displayed, . “FT ¢he nt 40% si pee. aaa + see grote aatnelne a rom tenceed originally to eight months loo strengthens the oe 3 Pi s play I think I'll take one of those the package of cloth, and escaping | Pieeoat University, convicted in imprisonment and fined 1000 lire ‘ "ite or 3 ° c We 'k be Py or dad ' r ++ 7 sae Le yr 3 3 4 1. ¢ : Ore RE Dement A young man walked into the dry ties,” said the second man, uoint- in an outomobile in which a third | 2 ee -cleraaeraes tt drunk and dis- ($40), but on appeal this was re- 3 . MT : : ’ orderly, ailin to register “teh Aureed ea fie a ae mien: ~ pa ot a. @ goods store of Miss Helen Carson, ing to a rack suspended over the man waited. Miss Carson told no. Be ya “, : nee sister with duced to five months in jail and | > ‘ ; ; a . . # Mis: _ATson told pc \\ ] McSorle: Chief of Parley j the potice aS an aiien and speaking Pa 0 lire ie we -* ; _ ae ectroagt a P et , " a . . 4 9 a . , ethan W~vwV 443 siaat . 1400 Bentog.street, iast night, and counter. As Miss Carson reached lice she hud money concealed in i, oe | , A e bee | Here, PredictS Peace In president of the Building Traies fi ll h ] h Départment of the American I'ed- to u Ca C ! . eration of Labor, who is presid.ng ae a eaten, PECIALISTS now say that dandruff The principle purpose of the re- suri of the locals to the Council is an infection and that to overcome men’s tockings Oc Pair . +] se large assortment lades. : . 3? pairs for $2.00 Lore, ) Ins : is to harmonize building labor and 2 x . a ) , avert jurisdictional scent aot soni = one two things need be done: efiect this, the carpenters’ local First, the dandruff germs must be de- | J union, an organization frequently stroyed. The ideal safe disinfectant for the ‘ “ ps | ; and the items | a aad Yo rejoin, the hair in Ed. Finaud’s Eau de Quinine is This Week s Special , , ; AX 4 se with the other crafts = . ° ; , ae a ; found. There | ser more eifective in destroying dandruff | @ . | ne ‘ — . 3 Policy for Arbitration. erms than an other k y ! Th , : 4 chandise may | Jf ee : y other known preparation. | ree Genuine Diamonds ment has never encouraged | SECOND, the scalb must be stimulated to Tatas i trikes as a means of gettling .. . . ; ie 4 : ‘ 4 T) & iocais @XpecrieGg to re UTI O . the Council withdrew from tne T body after the St. Louis organiza- | kd P; ih | tion was suspended by tue pbuilding ; e nau > , j Trades Department of the Ameri- can Federation of Labor in 1923 7 for failure. to umseat delegates i INE q | ' | J ” * o AA eA 4 ER DS OE RN BSE in A “AS ty iba hl tate RP, panies in Véth and St. Charlies ’ T . ag le Ave YT *ni ; Irom ta¢ Iron Workers i nion I thant ¥ ‘ ‘ ss de Aaia Mad -» sion by the Iron Workers’ I2 ~* - “** ** > ae 7 re was resiored it — . er . are aot , . : i; — ; c ‘3 " ry ie r> ssi th ~ j ei til i CDA! ‘ c + 4 I the fre ‘ ‘) ee wad - —" - — —E —_ ' r . = — - ; 10 elo, more afr ” - iia cette il - ———— -_ — a —_s_ a -_ in Ee a ee — — _ _ = _— ~~ 2-2 ~ o~eoe *- 2 7 © 2 3 Ff + 2+ 2 oo oo 77 an $0 ee eeeeeEeeeeee———————————M= ss” ew —_ —— —- eo > -o-0~- 0-2-0 O-8-@ f of these belonging to the hod- es rrinra Tk. «| ; bruils re le borers. . - arr} ‘ ’ GBaila , Ahh abbips ini ‘ sé wu ew “4 ; ¢ or 1 » ¢ 4 } = - jon. Efforts to interes he more important crafts to return have be Fad 7 . . *** tien oe hk 4 . =" rr ? SI been unavailing up to now and t ; on a Seas Pak ; es ES cae oe bie ce Oe an FE KR ul ‘Sei » ASO SON. ES a ea ote Oe o . aa ve invitation to the internailonai O7li- | cers to meet here was by way. of —— = = —_— — —- —- , ‘ ie > Prog ++ a ia® €soOrt. ee es ce cc ait le ——— er ee eo - eee ee ee ee -% e Building Work Retarded. A S em betwee \ All Are Here—Ready for eee oes! cisowie Heseeen Your Choosing—the oii encing pre- ‘ vent interf. Peri ce with the we rk. } Construction on the projec?# named ‘ ‘ was held ie to the dispute ani ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 . 3 4 ) ( ‘ : ‘ ‘ ‘ ( 4 4 ‘ ‘ 7 Just the Rug Sale ~ You’ve Been Waiting For! | You have probably been watching reputation and the high qualityof = § } the papers... comparing prices and these rugs. You know that when ae - © wae comet o A A LE OOOO —— en me be Td xminster Carpet -s. All are fin- LA a ce 54 = ae ———- > 6, ° _" ft ¥ Lol ~ — n ee Sale 2 D Caen one ms ? ry iF#+ ne . } ee ee ee en rere fod 3 finished with n wanted ecru Ne Best Quality Royal Wilton Rugs... a Heavy Quality Wiltons .............9x12 $82.50 — Extra Heavy Wool Wiltons..........9x12 $69.75 a Good West Gilias..........0.. $57.50 The Pouch Sleeve | Smart Charmeens Jthers expected to e » CILIZe! ship under thie law “¢ —— The Capelet Various Twills SS ea RE ei a The Embroidered Coat Sporty Candia leputy, also in America: Dp : : fyUlUSEep yp: Donafti, iOormer eflitor ot The Fur-Trimmed Coat Velvety Strooks i ek tow Se Paris: Care The Semi-Flare Coat Imported Mixtures Bazzt, living at Nice, end Grimaid; The Straightline Coat Novelty Cloths y Campolonghi, in Paris, . Tresca was released from A‘lants The Tailored Coat Fashionable Kasha Federal prison last May after gery- The Sports Coat Sleek Satins Ing a sentence for using the mpr~ils The Double-Breasted Coat | Soft Crepes : s¢ —-_ « c Yard ctive patterns: rtains for most in dissemination of obsrene mat = es | .- >, <a ec. 7 Y) * Y ‘ ; ? Last December police forbade omnstairs S ' . a Saal + Faille Silk the performance in New York o: | The Scalloped Coat his satirical play “The Att Lot $ i bas —— heii : ATTemMmpt on ° ‘ 12 3 3 5 J ae ennai soci pie ase ee it No. Axminster Rugs °° *¢e Oe eeene2esde 9x * Shades $302 t O $195 sinate the Italian Deceieahial ia ste a ha ae ranged by one of Mussolini’s lian ~ $ ES ee teen — Best Quality Axminster Seamless .....9x12 39.7 5 : Vacivca, city editor of 11 WNuo: . Tan«rc< VyihMklie had tn WY “ a rts and Dress Coats at $25 Mondo, published in New York, has Also a Great Variety of Spo ee es a on /Sonnenfeld's Coat Shop—Third Fioor.) ss suli-General that the Italian Gor- | ernment has taken steps to confis- cate his property tn Italy becatse of his criticisms of the Mussolini pr Prices se ee ..9x12_ $32.50 In addition to the above sizes, there are a great many No. Seamless Velvet Rugs......++++- . T? } SI : é itailan Oli- emer = en ent ER a _-—o— egime, - BOYISH TAILORED SUITS J Gor. Smiths Requested to Run Again rugs in other sizes—and also at greatly reduced prices BuUrrawo, N. Y March 16 him as the party candidate far +} eee ennards Dear to the debutante and stylish miss are | dhe Gee Ginner of the Dame these models of tweed, charmeen and novelties crats of Erie County last night The resolutions adopted declared : Dressy Suits, Also, From $45 to $79 aa EE acat Creeenins Ge » an -} 2° 3 . 4 i paign there snouicd be only one is- Bee ne eo + eee + + Oe + + Mes Occ Bee OO cc ee. Se... Ss... 4.4... i tS _ Ge Oo Be hr OO Oe Or eS +O OO OOO: OO + @-@+-@-<@- Washington at Fourth se ae — = ru (Sonnenfeld's Suit Shop—Third Pioor 4 sue, and that if Gor. Smith is the ? ; *) 7 sniiAda ‘ +? | Democratic candidat: ere Will , t eetat : ‘ : ot : we arcs : Mar Orpers accepted subject to prior sale. Adil main bus and service car lines pass the ; i vd ; iSie@ad -, ; : , ? si . . ~ Store.) ie nid an & tae wintiol ‘ door— most street cats loop near Kennard’s— or park your car at Union Market Garage. ‘ . to? Po. a ’ dea ‘ o LT ASS - aS x ; OL ————<_ = ll

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1b ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH — - ee if f ADVERTISEMENT ae oer este | Holdup. GES YEAR we How to Avoid “ s” in x Harry Smith, head of ihe Sm Py ~e Co.. 5353 Easton a Peet: f ‘ + & and a ie@rn r h 2 TALITY Be fet store at steru ; e4 ‘ man with a ee 5 $300 cas! r a dessa a - * 7 Ties T r . 2 ie ‘UT’ ry nt : escaped. ‘iso -Fined $500 by Jur} & "i rise - ryawn |-Y ear- ae rT> ee r ; a 7 id . Vandertip ‘Leads San Pedro C. of ©. Running we" Hea . CNBURXABLES eee . i. > PEDRO. (a! March - ict CyziIT Dae * Le i SAN wet By et BA + oor : ae ee a > Cleaning Fluid i. ue « REMOVES Grease Sports Frank A. Vanderlip, New Yi i ¥ ? a — BR J = ’ hi . ‘eter wie cas . r ca . nr ster- ; # ? 2 | meee Sacelinn ‘ eo , 5 * ial - ‘ e bal ERR ~ pe 7 ? > eM Oe’ G.. B. ——— » = r, ~ ana'3 ehtear CG ie ié : ra j “A A ars c c 3 a + ak . ice ili we 3 5 me rar TOT ; oOsi- ; ei | Read today’s Wan colamns for (00 4 satan ats “25 Z $ Srn “ business openings. tion ra : } : ~—_—— — . “i me 2 ar in jal. and aes ; % oe T} = — é Y= re | Bos ol . . ~ = Pee. ° So } 2 ; : jn ie ae . 3 - 3 @ ee sad eo i ‘ ‘ ¥ X ; * x a ~ - Ma i i 4 . na- =] ~ 3 . ie & SP + ~ ik : , -—aQr lure > ut Gcec are is a. ~ - Ee —_ & = - -” O ~ E ee . “a _ GIRLS’ $3 SHOES —- _— — = ar - alee = res } Nius 7 2 59¢ BOYS’ a 45c . “ey ee ee Sa Te Syetatanae . oleae 1 , 7 buh r eplad nibh py a Si " 5 oi a a a . chs jee ak am ene S ti SOIREIN ctet oe EE Sagtin. Sk eT RET , “pn are Yeats es TE TS HL: ee Age S43 BN nts Poteet ee -@ SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY #2.ce; : ’ PRICES i Men's Athletic ik Men's s Arrowhead Hose H Unien Suits _ tte = f cular 72 socks i es SS ‘i a , 57 5 $ ¥ or Pairs 1 > Red Diamond “Chambray” Shirts 93 ia 3 4 \ aie phates pri ; C = _ “ * “" WOMEN’S $1.00 SILK HOSE SPECIALS! | REDUCTIONS a Te BLOUMERS 7” i sre 29c ‘a $12} GIM BLOOMEKN— EQe in Stamped Goods ‘se Seem mm Ss a tn S-ineh Quilt squares ae 3 ne a ints : 10c S-ineh Quilt squares Th | : ee Tor Siamyesd ¢.4aes¢ Towels. lic 74 Ske BLOOME KS 4s “Lam Teresi sues: - +. : EM a . 18c bine Sees site 54 4 a, ~e — — 2Sc S8° Stamped Com Dematiems $% " meen SL Nts iP cases : een” (BGM 2 cosmeca Spreads $1.38 | , | -@PRICES CUT ON ALL YARD GOODS g r * : % 6 S8c A-B-C Silk-Mixed Fabrics. . .58c iB '@ $1.95 Changeable Taffetas ._.. $1.19 os ~ | ‘ @ S$9c Fine Cotton Satinettes, yd. . .29c 2 = i : @ 15c Sheetings, unbleached... ... 10c F | - 3 39c Amoskeag Feather Ticking. .29c | += $17¢c Ginghams, many new styles .10c a : @ $3.50 All-Wool 54-inch Crepes. . $1.98 ay * @ $2.75 All-Silk Flat Crepes, . .';.. $1.98 } HOLLAND SHADES | CORK LINOLEUM MB bee cower Houena shoces 9 $1.25 Feur Yards Wide et ue Pett-Biase Pheer: vermng— »> omape O26 af, 140° ~ a* cae Po arm anaongnal sapevenn wine 35 au ~~ ‘ C a Pedt-Rase Pheerreverimg— 48 it eizta =i al ¢ sta Felt Rae Rue $7 mis 2 we $5 Semmiewe - W ition Nair $35 — ~femnin~s Axmmitscer Cre ge— $39 ae \amameirs Rug» $25 PSS SHG PHHEAET EY Negro Who Left ~wene of Acodent ‘-et= 90-Dayv ~entence Sherman Mtfphr. 29 rears ol4 Yeo ¢ i et - : - ~ arn a 1a° wq - o ri 2 , —_— ° = a > ec 2 g > = a? o 4 erso > ~ ae = = | - ro wh BAe ae SSS ++ > ~~ ~ - , e a 2 = 9 -o 7A” ™ o > "= * ~ 7; & a r- i= 2 a onal g ~ o ~O armas " ?. ~ ”“ = ~ - = 4 ic ma -S : works i i ae rr 2 — es . = 2 ~, ~ m ~ a= 2 _ a . ~ 7 - = - — + _ 4 cn te = oe” = e ao Pe gC re, R _ ~- men, — ._™= , o sf se 5 . ~ * ~ = , a ” ~ - ~ “- oo — Fans ~ orig > = . — ~, « i | te | ~, ~ - s? ~~ ~ t = _~ ~ ~=t{ 4 2 ”~ -~ “= ys i ad ~ . ~~ ™ ~ ~ — - 2Ooeroiwn? _ = — > ° ~ - } ore - —- «x? -~ oe e 7 *orece ™= = — > * ; ~ - , —— ; at 2 ‘ semet Ptan to (reanize Negroes, a m~ * fey > ~ ~~ , ‘ ®; * ay ~ 7 . "@ i e - « = o7 ~ ana ae and Rosewater $1.25 irer. Quinine 35c Lemon 2 ‘or 36 ana 2 or $1 26 ream Lotion strychnine ° : : | Lemon 2? or $1 O01 — oo . ay ; : a, 7 $:.25 Syrup KRypophos fadmesday Oniv Face Cream phites ©om- 2 or $1 26 pound e "Sc Amercan 2 or 76 Minerai Oi _ 35c Aftter-Shave 2 or 36c Lotion Sc Cucumber 2 ‘or 36c Lotion — Miscellaneous ie ae — "Ee | W ednesday Only $c Writing Tabiets 2 tor 16c Rubbing Giovwss 2 2S5 . 1.75 Trson Het “s Cc c Package 2 * 41- arent ‘® te 7 $i2S Westphai's —aveiopes Bottie . z $ l . 6 eins 2? ‘or $ | 26 ee ? ‘or $2.51 epi 2” 36c 10c 50c Klose Shave | ciss--" 2" $1.86 Al d geo “ Cocoa Almon Shaving Cream sips 2 “ 86c ~ - ,U«C mina ‘or uc K atnerne savin _re ; 5] “= ; o am Nritine Panes 2? Cc —soirtens thre wirrtest Dearc ae _ i Soap ss ‘ i ant j o Quic x. giving a ciose. smmootn sfc Box 2? ‘or 51le For tosiet. , 1 50c enum on” ay menepeannener te céin 5 atin ana 4 pec he —— $1.75 Thermos 2? or 1 76 | = ; en Rottie: No. 24 sin? . é shampoo. -= 2 wal tSc 6CUT ooth —_ oe lmnsatenaaennan Pp nny Se an 5 ~ ge. | ¢ Cakes, IIc 75 a a 30c Pyrolac Theatrical Cold r Tooth Paste Cream 35¢ $1.60 1 Hinkle Pils | Cod Liver 5. ew tenes sn ' . milk { Marnesia. tu , : 100 Bottle Ol Neutraiizes a a - Mouth. Beit. 2 tor 2 for Tier 76c 36c | $1.01 Z2tor5lc 50c . | 7Sc°Ed Pinaud Comtesse Face $1 4a All Purpose Talc Powder, 2 for 76c | Thrift Alarm Clock = aor S" ——— 2 - i sottat a | Sc | miet : e ( ape Z25c Tos — th Paper 25 Pertection itewe Polial $: y mrar’ ec 7, iwe Oni, 3 3 + + > erred tion ¢q e “st Te Bap 7 2 eee ae smice and $ ¢ Sieer Poa os ox. Lsefuls = (th Ate Wate germs. White Rouge of Listerine Too th if 3 : | cacim. 4X few drops (J’Adore) Paste will prove bene- ‘Rice 2 or re - im each nos- it is white when first applied Teen A m \ CN weet enieaee tril. Relief at the fingertips (mever use a meiai to your teeth 7. oc 6 6mtee. Thee the b it tly and the oileal J ai. ie e 2 "Ser once. Head nm TU Zentiy a pee Seotian oe = er chest cold your skin wiil breng out the a we ar eaten seem ieeken © just the shades that s moste ’ 4 , yo vine. “<WgEing to vou. White in &) TErteen Medicine iii 4&c | oem -— tt 50c on all —

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ST. LOUIS POS1-ODISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1996. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee 7 STORE HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. DAILY—OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P. M. . > ’ St. Patrick’s Favors “Sterling” Electric I Priced From 5c to 35c ; . naan ee ee in yA $4.50 Value, Offered for $2.19 : iae assortments of green and white Tar ors, Place Cards, Party Caps, and other @ Six-pound size “Sterling” Electrie Irons— noveities with an “Irish flavor’—for get. complete with connecting cord and plug Fully guaranteed and dependable. Patrick's Gay parties, Sixth Fl , ° ~ ae ; sae | We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in | Largest Distributors of Merchandise | ee : Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted | at Retail in Missouri and the West : WMA To Aid in Housewives’ “Spring Campaign” Against Winter’s Grime — Complete Assortments of ‘our |f/ Paints and Housecleaning Needs IAYS : | Household Tools That Make Cleaning Easier—Paints, Varnishes, Enamel and Other Necessities INLY! ! rm Varnish Stain | a Enamel “Chinamel” brand; incolors: ! “Chinamel’ make: in colors: ednesday i || E | Gallon cans 5. 2) a Wise a Half-gal. cans .. $3.65 hursday | is mini 99OO0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000008 aa iday and | . male: aturda . _.__ White Enamel | ges | Paint Remover | y O’Cedar Polish Chinamel” brand; fine quality: f | “Varnigo” Paint and Varnish Waxing Outfits : Half-zgal. cans $4.25 | ‘ I] | " Remever; 80c quart = ze : ; | $1.25 Sigg t meee Bi oo ; Pt. cans, $1.25: qt. cans, $2.30 ) iy | | cans for .... $6 10 value— waxer, polisher, 9 a | agree ema lard wo "85, Half Pit cans ' 4tn Pint cone 95 — poe eeetee v $7 4 Pn ; wee | =. ' “Chinamel” Bath Tub Enamel, pint... .$1.2: ' T>c Alabastine, 5-lb. pkgs., white only... .50c prightener 4 s . E | . = Re “Chinamel” Bath Tub iEnmamel, 1, pint.. $6.65 Johnson Floor Waxing Outfits... .$5.00 : | “Majestic ‘ Paint “Chinamel’ Automobile Enamel, gt. cans, $2.05 75c pint cans Johnson Liquid Wax......55c $2.98 Dusters sage S “Chinamel” Black Automobile Enamel, quart D0c half-pint cans Johnson Liquid Wax... .35dc | 50c § ee se can, priced at Sic Ib. can Johnson's Floor Wax . 60c bik I hint 9g wall and ) ¥ “Chinamel”’ Kitchen Tint, in popular colors: $1.75 2-lb. cans Johnson's Floor Wax... .$1.10 Fanta yd rath iong and shor ee een’s Perfection i” 1; gal, B43 qt.... oe ee ................ $2.65 85c Ib. cans Old English Floor Wax : . . Bae og | “Chinamel” Floor Paint: colors; qt.....$1.25 75c pint Old Linglish Brightener che) x old Cream —__———= “Valspar” Varnish Stain, colors; at. $1.95 $1 O'Cedar Triangle Mops, adjustable. . © = : - »~ “Valspar” Clear Varnish, qt .. $1.95 Tac “O-So-Lasy"’ Floor Mops with polish. .35c oe! reshly made) 4 ee ee ean Se! 10¢ Camphor Balls, good grade, 3 Ibs.....25c tenen ie $0c to $2.75 I. & B. Ready Mixed Paint | 75c Pint cans Bono Liquid Insecticide... .40c y to you— & Special at 2.95 25c Parson’s Household Ammonia, 151, oz. 18c a | G5c to $2.25 I. & B. Ready Mixed Paint 35¢ Parson's Household Ammonia, 301, oz. 25c 5] ey to, D ie Special at 50c to $1.85 55c Parson's Household Ammonia, 62 072. .45c i c 60c quart cans Paint, green and $1.75 Household Chamois Skins, washable, $1.25 sf Brenan 98c “B-C” Rat Exterminator, 30-0z cans, 70c Old E 1; h WwW Soc 3s pint and 25c Rubber Sponges, for paint cleaning. .15c ngiis ax me te. oe 3hc Hubber Sponges, for paint cleaning. .2ic ’ . Cocoanut | = = : 3 red $7.50 “Tuckaway” Folding Shcatiien Ons Johnson . Floor Wax : | yr akties ‘pean n Wednesday at .... =0C to $3.00 $1.75 Stepladders, 4-ft. size . ak als see $1.40 quart-size cans of -£2 Shampoo : giish” aa ak a ees ae : — sont to — — ming Dt — ee i ait Liquid Floor $] é floor a@bDas “1D. PRKES.; Sitive colors. 10c $1. ry Hand Mops. \ AUS Ww RAw~-CasyY tO Appiy.. ~ the hair and — ss — : ee ee Beginning Wednesday—A Most Exceptional Selling of Women’s » thoroughly. away dan- ~ , 2 d jeaves the | For Many Rooms, You May Save on and fluffv. Dresses and Frocks $2.95 and $3.95 $ 1 95 Regular and \ Values—Choice. . Extra Sizes » 'S4e iS Beautifully Patterned r Most Desirable Are These Fringed Curtains ” | t oval \ ilton I ug’s : a ieee esctceniew ob —Special at Pair ™ Rubbing “ : 4 4 He ) x 1? Hi 4 os Alcoho] P " | —9x12-Ft. and of Excellent Quality iii Hie 8D mui ue | I) | SZ Pleasing §*] H() ey —— @ Practical garments of which women and misses should have several. In straightline and flared models, with kick pleats and novel pockets. Of such tubproof fabrics as rayon, int) 7 Values at... seme urtains in ecru . ’ , ; nproved : | | wf and new shadow and broadcloth. cotton pongee. gingham, sports charmeuse and English prints in novel striped ; Alcohol } | | 2 ee 7 @ Room-size Rugs that are extremely filet weaves—all having ecal- and foulard patterns. ‘They re of the type that are suitable for home, street or sports ‘ toned hottom fix 7-72 $¢ by ryt ‘ * ; POPaS EOS Tiaee - WIE wear. J rimmed in various ways. , { + \ ; P “+ , ornate and woven or the best worsted a ieee ee & ba: tto | ors . —* jee ae ‘> - eee. three-inch bullion fringe. varns. The Persian and Chinese pat- Pee | | Beales ; : ty ; } a y Ger. : terns are carried out in richly blended oe eee Ruffled , = ; } 4 ‘ A ds ra . ewer : 64 a , a7 , + hie ; Le uf f e Curtains shades, pastel shades and dark tapestry 2 et ape ccf .: bee aa . o, i ~ ae . m 7 } ? : J . 1 ’ , colorings included. A group that merits : Beit | oe BS sii Sani prompt inspection. ee 54 he nadine — a , | , A \ Other Rova! Wilton Rugs Mifth Floor ~. 2a” Ole a ——_s . 8.3x10.6 size.... $72.50 to $138 a Bath 2 ‘0 $1 76 | ~ aK —_ , | 6x9-ft. size... . .$51.25 to $97.50 g ii = and sn ‘er 36c 7 Dinner S Wide . lete with 8-foot pul “ee ra ss $1.26 Vases, candlesticka, bow!: 101-tiece Sets of American Choice at. coOmMmpotesr. covered Femi-por ‘elain with attrac- princess for Pe] dishes and ether pieces of tive design: i 2 $1.51 | f 6 colored giass. shape. Speciai, S15 63 ( Fabbits, ducks and chicks, made stage oo oe : of solid wood and finished with Continuing Our Special Offering of tor =j . : 2 51c Fisth Filecr bright colors {n genuine enamel!. | a Manv amusing a mies “Mi ° , M we QC One-Day “Specials” in Staple : USIC i Aste} sets ry 4 a | late 2 1 \ = a\ Large Turkish : F grigae $ O. 7 5 ~ ( ae Towels | ; | - Valué...- - of ion trousers eopular colors, 85 We: | and knickers, n aa plafts, tweeds and J rid medium, light and dark mixtures Well - : colors. Tatllored of dura- aeae s -* ~ ; 4 : ¢ garments for girls of = bie fabrics, in patterns to 16 veare. Select from hat boys wtll like. SBizes her 5 to 16 years. them ‘Wednesdac’. Boys’ Odd Tong Girl” Silk Trouscrs. ..$1.49 Dresses, 33.99 oat! ~ SRN A aR ER aa RR AN Rig @C latest Mod- Basement Economy Store Sewing, Household and Personal Needs Snetel aes ° Kane : a m . el 60—another $1.40 Doz. Hairn 50c to 75c Scissors ae ol 60—another "s ashionette’ real hur } Selid steel] Scissors tn nick- ; r . chase that ex- © Hale Nets = Cae fri 6 a, . eled finish: 442 to * inch size double -1 PY nay tends this ex- omestics an as OO ~ a orb aon: | “89¢ | ee oe 39¢ 3 ng 3 ‘ith fancy ( } : ina ordinary . 20. | | ¥ | s ad radio - buying Adore) 89c Aprons $2.25 Bust Forms Mats nm rape ti e ‘patterns: All \ st aa + ela he At Special Prices, Wednesday—Suppl y Needs and Profit en first applied with ieversil ati.cotmer house- | New mode) Bust Forms, cov- are termca milk seceene. tania homes Sh i ° . ee ee ee jersey, — Bed Sheets, 72x90 In. Wide Sheeting : Shirtin »! . n lait fi-inch unbleached Pepperell with je and in Meares $1.69 49c Huck Towels ~ sneering ti e}1 Sheets. subject to sight hite with sei Sheeting, subject to slight stains. $1.49 grade $! 19 and che : etains. LAmit of 26 4? eee ‘ ah Ma yards; 700 grade; yd... C eeenvee ntly and the oils of paeve with bound 59¢ Hemstitched hema and fancy col- * ges; 7 46 2 wile MBLiLc Ss is . ~ . ape % bring out the color ~ seat ann ored edge and border; 18x34- 39¢ des that is most be- 89. Sanitary Belts | 50-Yd. Black Silk inch size; each. ....c.see- (never use a put ). Aprons it attractive Kiva-tube Radio Sets of nationally advertised Music Master make—complete with high standard equipment—inciuding 1. White Rouge is east aainiaieininde digw 29c T li : ; , 7 aad Ph % “Yee * It stays on all day. ) “Kleinerts” ear’ ith dor hand or ma- , Se ee crash genuine Music Master cabinet speaker, five Cunt ingham 17¢ Gingham ‘ tubes, 2 Eveready or Ray-o-Vac “B’’ batterics anc a PRilco “Scout” Brand, light or me- Haré-twist Drese Volle, 38 Mill lengths of new Gress dium grounds with stripes or inches wide: tn new printed Ginghams in checked ané ; . clal. ith Oc q ‘ chine use; epecia a 39c storage battery. the dozen figures, $6 inches 15c¢ Patterns for Spring. 25 plaid patterns. For ] Yard +i Special, varé C aprons, etc. Yard 0c 59c Towe An opportunity avaflable only wirile this purchase lasts— Basement Economy Store he Mere. Spool Cotton, dozen ” th Towels with fancy col- fe Sinee Section. 26 tm Shee: GAE.....-......+. 8 —— and striped cen- 47c it would be highly advisabic to obtain your set promptly. o0¢ Rubberized Houschold Aprons oe ter; 22x4¢ inch; each ‘;Thie@ Fleer 80a ee 900000008 9OO0O000000008 WOO00000008 SEHLOVSVINLSLODONSOSESADADODIORDDSAUENEDISAOALERODEDEDEDULEDUSEDOREDEDESEORENUDEDEDOLEDUAUOONDENSEDERELEURARNDORORORERERORORUNDOREOORORORORCRROROONEGONR000000000000000000RR0NCS nly T A: LS ¥ cute Moor Sixth Fleer D

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7 2 las wis Edit Daily om - - -~ ~ c ~> ca > -- > ° ~ ry ~ t C ca ee ic . pret ng ne I wv « NM mee 8 att sw & Vu Ail . ont are »* aA i ~ - rifyut i ~— 2 a% > * t - VN ; tle XY a ~ 4 Xv = 7o=a a tes aa = ” Ps i ts es uA * > of a ™ tae, ye. t Si eh, , iT a 3 4 1] “ _ Tie ~ > : ; 3 ett Lil @ . ‘ _— : . 44% \ - * = ~ Rusia ‘ ie 63 . 4 + . * e hy x + > 7 - °F - a | + Pe . ne ~ -_ \ >> o Cl Lic \ i ‘ fit art a i} a . iL wv S ‘ _ j . ‘ ° ‘ + ; ei4 ala > ¥ 24 OF > ~ \ s ry) ;*> ep resen me ‘\ } . Ai. w Ga \ . es ‘ \ ~ * — + ‘\ _ 1 a _a ? » | 7 a 4 re =| ? c > oe ic =. OR ‘s — . %, ae ‘\ s\ » ad ng We > | See f Chermeen Maiesteen. Mirroleen. Giz Coats ot Charmeen, Majesteen, Mulrroieen, la ceen, Serapheen and Ottoman Cloth — twill weaves that are particularly approved this Spring. geen ate CS A aa F Other Spring Coats at $25 to $195 Lovely Frocks for Davtime i ) —Including Copies and Adaptations ot Parisian Models - b | = gee “é x - ae . ~~ ° @ oe | Priced ~ >) Q): y i 6, ri at e : e : uly exquis 3 s . : SGLOF *4 i > ~~ ft ‘ ie Feerth # For Easter Frocks Choose From Thess : ~ e : é ‘Pe, ”? Specials Offering Extreme Savings on Newest Spring > > > te oe . a er ~~ sy ee oe ee | a’ a) » £m T wee Ol 44 aiig Outing—! CVU Vere ~~ 2 1 se ye In Suks Extra-Size Dresses —And Dress Aprons ~ Weaves—In a Protusion of Colors and Pattern 2 ‘Sian he $9.95 of Bordered Silks Flat Crepe ; at } ~ ~ ne ~ = - re e) bb Pp 7 *>*> ‘ at. : , ge ; . ; @ $4.98 and $5.98 O°. $2.98 Value, D®).59 es in a variet tigurec ? . : . . . . y eupiibioge ar bis ” = _ | a il , ITE _ 4&8 "arr? } : — » > ty i —_ : 3 . : a - ~*~ > ”_ ~ ~ -~ a _ : rs Flandeonje 7-incnr crepes W 3 Ve Tmaivn aes flies =." a. i cfs ? : + h . ¢ rs ta ;* } eget sr 4 _ + . * 4 ~ ¢ *. 5. 3008 Oper | ; rik lcm ore roers. ‘ epe im » 4+ _e mY SR an > Pe, tim-:cchinag ~eB8C . or. ' . : “se "S.? 1 ie ’ 4 _? ® . | si : - ft Js - 2 : : ’ 4 ‘ ~ : 4. , se , » F a i " me CiZoice i COLOTITIZS a. 2 Fe Ne } ~ l » > AC K .. i epes ; lor lidiv varien 4 H iS SDiesi ‘ iy Varied. t : j | 1 i : $4.98 Value. S*).b6 7 $3.50 Value $e) .5Y t : 7 — Third Flees Yard 2} Yard - ~— » , Re oat te ie? S27; ¢ ; 7 me = ne a tight trie}? - _ 3 an a iu -_ ’ ‘ a ‘ + - ed % = _ + ‘ore: \ard $2.33 pa ~~ 2.48 ~“, Ly: LO $15.95 i 7 $2.50 Georgette Crepe de Chine g. envelope and. frame-sevle ¥ i Ftora! and other attractive p ted nm, 4 men e@l!-sStik (crepe + gorges eta! Ad *YOTrK ate i: terns on 4°-inch Georgett: | > aw Spring res; $0.95 valne Yard Wael f nisi 3 7 : ee ] ey Third Fteer | igctca 4 aE “aster accessores aa Main Fleer } Unusual Wednesday Offering of 6000 Pairs of —— Rae cn as A ee eee SEreaet EPR em vig cea enews, Monty a ONS pene New Spring Styles in “Boyouth” _ Long Pants Suits na tony oe Sn eee ae al Vomens Silk Hose la Irregulars of $1.50 to $2.00 Grades—Pair Ss Be Very Exceptional Value— 20 ¢ ; ro os ng + at ws mn? > > ~ - Cg ¢ “om . saat Fs on on Ae Se OB ee ney he * cat o q ruli-Tasiuoned pure suk lose we " , + a . . , mn t.. ‘ o i * AMOWT! Niaaes, win irsie or siik Garter Tops —ermied imreguiars DOecause vi Siignt shadows in the weaving. The choice is exceptional tor $1 and the color ranger :s , id . . unusually broad—in tuding— + * Black Silver tee . ols 7 “ ound a) ese spiencdidiv ftauore Medium Gray Siee Grav a At iT. °% » . : , > ‘ " 4 Crash Blush © as serviceable Toast Rose Beige Gunnreta/ Rose Taupe Mauve Taupr Blonde Medium Gray Deer Light Gray Gratin Newest patterns and shades of tan, gray, brown, blue and correct mixtures. 5 ; gs in t ome thels - © ~ ~y vv. > ¥-*> ¢ . “ : a —- i-* + qv ae Clg z . - - = r fd 4 vr te. LJ ~ eu a amoncs if splendid quality. ; ac : , a a eee ~ ~ “£ (fod ss _ — ve ~ } ons of > shed ye a a ~ e a inged : an e (Coats going ato rin t bors mt Wi a : . . weeetractors of America, t — ( QO n the pepu- % ith 20 dia- + : : ls y "= [> Va tical! lishe orru: ag _¥ate T? day Wedding Rings vaiue S299 °-k&. white gol@ Rings, at- ws. tives" engraved and set ‘th | splendid diamonds. i $17.56 Wedding Rings = Pa 24 eo gstonem and ton —_— a Ps al Ger : Bo: } tion 8-:. white goid—@ . see a . — - " a ‘ os a. * ‘ “mic oo [= « bad *- . > hake use Main th - th © rem ae = Bie tha °°" v, WL Se le (,overnment St. Louis and his sube the Ho dict= Policy ise Judiciary Co the present i as “uneconomf ind contrary & i national policy ' > government she rather than comipe e ge md clash Wil when Major-Gen Taylor. hief eof ene Representative Clevela ’ St. Louis, the Waliervways adrocete in ‘fake the tand ¢ WMarshali's facts a ‘he waterwars an ‘orees are expected epresented at this hea ways group is int it feels that milli 1 appropriations a7 n'rgctors are #xzp ecause ther have extensive lobby and “4t ‘he rivers and ih: provement is only a por “nent work ther v Two Bille in Com _ : 2s, — 4 flentical dills, sD >“ tiction conta ngress, Seng ¢ Ttah, has i » Senate. Ren ‘ampbell (Rep. nrroduced in upon which the ttee is holding i impbell bill, 1 “irnated the “] ents witth Try: ‘7iis-@ lat Federal G i 1? ~ Son't saz . lo we Pt? we Sie8 7) roups imt al} ee rs a. pen tive b Inder : . Ber «en: : “eT of Caemmerce erchants and Manufaci es . ¥ ation. Newton replies "2use it would comme! “'TNeNT to seek prirete ’ He t} Ms 2 . on F “¢ Govrernmen (oniimued ob ial] prepar specification n proleets estima £2000. toget. ‘imate of the " public fume ia projec 3 *na1] be invite ids be Pease suiaj be awar Sidder capahile of L.1af al] expendit Je day labor syste ‘ome fsom ape uirecti~e for the @ other sources iillable for pub ind that not mor Gf aAnY apnroey ‘ted fund shall ad Mruction projects > PuUDiie *orces. . ‘tle toe the ill sts regulate, control ‘he disbursement This, accordin S advovrates, i ' do, since under) . Wouki not get a Yr ievery dollar ex * S4y the present: pra ‘Newton Backs Preser “Telia to the Pa ‘tarted lobbying : Representatiy ion to the bin w attention of the *y telegraph thu “ly eppesed to the of its work ai tate the srrappit! Ment owns hie rt tence = +o me tee .

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gtrands made Fieocr Balcony weir Range From nd Rings it Q.% e ‘edding Rings 50 Wedding Rings S1o.75 to $1245 tches, $29.75 to $595 : i | *eeee Editorial Page Daily Cartoon eee Ser errr) “PART TWO. ay a Minute - Society—D rama e+ eee puiiqenettieseeseeee ee ee ee —— ee NVER ADVOCATES ewe co Print U.S. JOINS POWERS D CONTRACTORS sss2sec-== IN ULTIMATUM TO Upshaw Moved to Prayer INROW OVER JOBS ezscs.rassse comers CHINESE FACTION Alabama’s. ee me Post-Dispatch Bureau, WASHINGTON, March 16. a scoundrel,”’ is being freely quot- After being enter | ‘placed under arrest on charges of . > ° } Representative Newton of intoxication and unbecoming con- Ultimatum Signed by All Out of Hands o | HE old proverb which .runs. : Work ; Tere €at @ man’s salt and then Removal of Impediments Army Engineers. | do him an injury is the act of to Harbor Traffic ed in discussions of the recent ex- ploit of Brig. Gen. § dley B , TWO BILLS OFFERED _ *!"!!.°¢ Pris. Gen, smediey Butter. FQUR NATIONS HAVE : pained by a brother officer at a_ ’ TO CHANGE PRACTICE [:2°2 & brotner osticer at «| WARSHIPS ON SCENE. | Served, Gen. Butler had his host duct. ° ° St. Louis Criticises Ef- Few episodes have caused more Signatories of Protocol talk in the capital. For one thing. 4 forts to Gouge Taxpayers the “army set’’ is one of the x of 1901, Which Called everybody knows that liquor is served on the tables of dozen f Post-Dis h Bur oe Ot Be th oclated Pr os. {¢ patc?} JU €au, army officers every night. Tt ic Bs tiie Ags la eG rese, 20-23 Wyatt Bldg. not difficult $6 pleture the distrust PEKIN, March 16.—The United WASHINGTON, March 16.— suspicion and heart-burning that States and other powers today de- ty Wentering their attacks on the riv- would ensue if the gallant General's, livered an ultimatum to Chinese : ors improvement work feat vaneryaans seta precedent. “Army factions demanring that blockade politics” is'a fearsome thing al- of the port of Tientsin be ended fers and har re ¢he Army Engineer Corps, the " Bef the Arm) 6 P ready. lassociated construction interests of Of course, the open violation of and all impediments to harbor and i ‘ ‘ - . ' ist ai i¢ i , . . thy , > ier an - Cin Sen eA ttt ht . "hy _ the country have started a move- the Volstead act by pul baka servants viver traffic be removed by Thurs- is by no means confines qa to army dav noon. 4 ae | *¢e le = % - ment they Say will “take the Gov- , ‘ ” 3 a any . eh i> ? }eF watt ) ; Ty d e 3 mn oe naa Officers.» It is quite as genera) rhe ultimatum, signed by sig- ermment out of business, only to;,.. ,, $1 rhe pro.,ocoi, @) 19¢ } Bie met with PG | strong i~ de fe nse br, initiates was handed 19 ¢+% 6 commande rs Of ’ 7 a] I . od ; ue , : aterways transportation advo-,; HE only defense of Gen. But- the forts at Taku and Chinese ves- ates, who declare that if the in- ers action thus far uttered in Se's Outside of Tients! g : . > . * °° me Ry ae Prt. “ 4 a | _“¢ > “4 air Merests gain their point through public was b Representative The United States, Great Britain, 3 e Ole > . oi . * ‘ “. ~ = -- -}. + . a ie . Tay r Ane mt a ‘ a “ adoption Of tne { ampbell ‘ ga\ W. D. ' & Ppsiaw of Georgia, The J ch pa 7) ang Italy nave a - ; ULI ai le matic . DS: ished national policy that a dem-j| House cloak rooms, and demanded PAOMALIC COTPS: order to maintain the ven- a ered . les - “Tn cratic government should encou r-|‘ retraction. When Choate de- I rs ¥ ls thir 3 +}; eral treaty right to internationa Page rather than compete with pri- | clined, U pshaw struck him in the “ese entacameeniae ei | Lwvate initiative.” 'face. Upshaw, a former evange- ©COMMmerce, and. particularly tne * : 4 : — ; : : ; : list. jis ae o a eo ae right to free access from the capi- The second clash will come Fri- | /! Se a crippie, and uses crutches, |" SR a de es : , t uf remo\ hi ha sc fram ici » tne s8éa, rovided in the pro- fay, when Major-General Harry} Without removing his hands from ere eke aee : _ a*% a - “oa i. . srarle ‘: ae a Toco] 0} 7 ‘ss Tne mow ers COT - aylor, chief cs engineers, «nd. hiS pockets, Choate said: I think | - i 3. ot ° os = " « x nn » age $ ae r . j L¢é qT} «\ = Be epresentative Cleveland A. 7 w-} that is a sufficiént answer io any ‘“*T! . a a’ & ~ - . . S6 ’ oe @ st e+ - _ +} ‘ om « > 'criticism that could be made of (1) Hostilities in the Le oe TON of St. etn the OutLSiAal: 11InEe - Th: i " a : fy Or + ret. ) 8 + j ° ‘ nvyth Ing t ive print ed aA our . ane ** hid U elLaw U4 , i) ~ » + ~ - ~* ota 4) ? SP a as € . #4 J ’ *: : r aterways advocate in the —_e 2 ae egarkeny See gabita must be discontinued: (5 the " - “te ~ his : as c yaha ae) “7 ¢ : take the stand to challenge | e ‘miines and other obstructions must ] ‘a facts and theories. _ ; mov ' -j ion Mars hail facts and t I PSHAW. who had struck 4 removed; fo) navigarion s.g- rN : I a * . Aa aiqan Si.ru ix a we ar the waterways and construc- ture of def ees rals must be restored and rot fur eto ~~ «* re oe ° ee ae as PSSare.7' , 4 Goes Wiecg Lil‘ i YY 2s? 20n forces oe a expected to be wel] ‘ ag ie: ust : mas U : ‘ 4 }- . , 1 « ] 4 e. ¢ . egy: ; . : } moment and then called: ner moiested; (4) combatant Ves- presented at this hearing. EasC | seer. 2, nya ls must remain outside the bar es I ‘ terested ; - Wait a minute, Young man, 1 ove net iS iii = L 4 silchiil q) — i@¢ ii _- : ; i cs : B ‘ a: Tha = TRrOTY) ime artor " Q C. +} te age £ 0 l $ lions . » iol vou an a2po.iagy. T hat ‘ the Tirs? i } I ig i { aia Ried > * act ‘ 4 = | + > ,¢ , tj ris 7 ( Oi- ‘ 4 ay _ * > r,Y ° onwWworn elt - i 7 - o> - et cent of any appropriation or “em a 3 = | +a week in Alabs day as one of the fighting poln O7it e Spe nt a W CR ati Aua a- ; whit hy mav confror t 1h Fat He ‘use po tributed fund shall be expended ‘construction projects performed Public sr gpcay a BO eee tee yeoer way “and riculture Committee in its efforts the only hungan being I saw in mo- to agree upon a measure to setth The title to the bill states that it tion was a man falling off of the ,,, surplus crop problem. “to regulate, Precone ‘and safe- | 900f of the cow shed. ' A draft of proposed legislation a ee ' prepared by a Middle Western farm @ the disbursement of Federal | . | da” ‘This, according to. tne | RESTORES EX- SENATOR'S RIGHTS relief delegation which has been | *Tways adv ocates, is what it) sitting with the solameidiia comatniee S088 not do. since unaer it the Gor- , Governor of Virginia Issues Procla- | yo direct mention of the tariff. — a | e? A ei Ri Srament would not get a dollar re- | mation After Impeachment. Chairman Haugen had advised | | RICHMOND, Va., March 16.— = $§ the delegation to write into the bill ‘ty ’ a? for every dollar expended, as | ‘ m . . : . es 5 ue . ad 7 i . ' ' ‘ - ering hp hae et 4 oe ley say the present procedure in- The political disabilities of Alfred) provisions empowering the Presi 3% £. C. Smith of Norfolk, whose expul- dent to increase without limit the sion from the State Senate Jast i tariff on any agricultars al commod- _ Backs Presert Plan. week was the first impeachment in jty. He also suggested that the a © explatn«d to the Post-Dispatch the history of Virginia, have been) price which the Government would ve tarted lobbying for’ the removed in a proclamation issucd undertake to provide for surpluses fa ure. Representative Newton's ‘bv Gov. Byrd. ibe fixed at the world price of a ition to the bill was brought | Smith announced he probably! commodity plus the tariff and the attention of the St. Louis would enter the race for Congress costs of importing it. 4 ’ tation. Newton replied to these the examination of the State Board} on corn, which the bill would put pvups by telegraph that he wasiof Law Examiners in June. His) into effect for a year after its en- solutely opposed to the measure impeachment followed revocation | actment. eee “ment to seek private contracts the finding of a Senate investigat-| would authorize Be Of tts work and would ing committee that tate the scrapping of $55.- peen convicted of forgery. Re- | Ere.000 Worth of equipment thetetoration of his politic | enment owns He explained requested in a petition signed by | zation fees collected on: * i at the Government under its | /81 State Senators and &8§&§ members ‘ modities and handled bs the Fed- Continued on Page 22. ‘of the House of Deleghies, eral board . ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1926, PAGES 19—22 ———— ~ a ~ - neers a eee en em —— } . 1, i eel og* 7 ™ . M ; in the grand council, where he sits not be considered as htred cut- compre Mise the hin, A aa estate Alj- 1912 took a eounding of 1319 feet Mussolini's whole “na. Authorization ot “‘Tcheka. Marinelli accused ‘charging that ni } . Tf att i | ‘ ees > a io +3 , | Mussolini himself in the Matteottl | were on terms of cordial familiar- | ™urders of Deputies Pilati and ar Point Barrow and eastward, the ‘suppress the opposition altogether, but the King and the Constitution stood in the way. adopted the alternative pl an of or- it Mussolini, too, Who/| several “times received orders to | tiree changes of venue. ithe coast.” ' proclafme@June 13 that it was an international crime, and then later instructed Farinacci Therefore he wasn't it Mussolini’ not even know the name of Giu- assured the Italian seppe Viola, Mussolini told me asking discretionary that the guilty ones would | Friday. June 13—-when J] knew tion " y means of spe- plan of visiting secret deeds of vio- audacious ora- ‘of this initial Deputy Returned to Chigi| v2 Palace and Parked Death Dr. Fr idtiof rae a ee Car in Courtyard—Calls Biggest Task Remaining Premier False and Cow- Is to Chart the Continen- ardly. tal Shelf. ee. a show with what impunity the per- petrators felt themselves invest- DOUBTS EXISTENCE ead? -Meanwhile, what was Mus- - solini’s attitude? It destroys th OF UNFOUND LANDS ‘egends of his moral courage and brutal sincerity. Mussolinj was as false and cow- Recognizing Limitations of wardly after the Matteotti trial as ; Thi Dir he has always been. Until the Airp inks “ blood-stained motor car was found, lanes, He he was cynically passive, deepl) igibles Promise Best Ser- rejoicing at the lesson given to his enemies. The evening of Wednes- vice. day, June 11, when Matteotti's dis- appearance was rumored in the Chamber, Mussolini uttered the fo'- Special to the Post-Diepatc> lowing words: “Those stinking so- |. NEW YORK, March 16.-—The cialists are worried because they jjggest geographical task for ef- can't find their Matteotti. He ; ; ) Le plorers is to chart the depth of thes probably ran away with some r Polar sea in all directions and to girl. like all those Fascisti who establish roughly the boundaries heaped slanders on mé subsequent- of the continental shelf. This is lv. Mussolini only began ‘‘deplor- the opinion of Fridjtjof Nansen, ing after material proofs had been Norwegian scientist and Arctic ex- discovered.” He did not regret plorer, who also outlines other the crime as such, but only the problems of the polar region, in nanner in which it was commit- the fortheoming April issue of the ted and the untimely moment cho- Forum. sen. The northernmost coast lines of Their Chief Concern. the ereat continents, as they cir- cle about the polar regions, have Giunta, Vice President of the peen located and surveys made. Chamber, declared in a meeting There may be_islands, large or of the Grand Council of the Fascist ,SMall. still waiting to be discov- ered in the polar s®as, but there is no likelihood that a great con- cerned with the @eath of an ad- tinuous mass of land has beer party June 12, that ‘‘he wasn't con- ‘gy ‘ ie ta 1? cog " y? . n > ») } , s “ | : ve rsary . but citi CC nc¢ ri f d he y overlooked, Dr. Nansen thifks. ad vi he possible adverse -effects with ve pose! adverse a What has not been done, he ex- , 1} ‘ r Bf ™ : : upe oan Ppa t . plains, is to ma p the northerr This confession and Mussolint's fringes of the continents which are ~% si, is o? ® mnatit na hn i promised “‘apology”’ constitute panes covered by comparatively shallow prelude of an obscene symphony water, This under-sea land, known . (ho wr + “Caria? yo} ' which the great Facist orchestras as the continental shelf, often ex- were later to strike up to drown | tends far out beyond the rvigibie the voice of outraged Justice. coast and is a part of the cent!- In August, 1925, the King of | nent itselr, . a9: eg: . Italy signed the amnesty decree | ¥ r Ma ti. Si : on time of the killing of the socialist leade: 7 vaste - - hhien ‘included all crimes up. te Submarine Cliff. : = _—— — —_— murder, including attempted mur- The edge of a continenta) shelf find it far ger, and shortened all sentences | forms a cliff where the sea floo- . and con-{|These decrees come regularly in | Several thousand feet. tinuous criminal system—by which tItaly and prove how evidence is a | “From the north of Siberfa this publication of my I mean that all the powers of state ' condition of strife in this country. | continental shelf extends very far, Mondo of Rome, | in Italy have criminally set their The granting of general amnesty , fer hundreds of miles,” says Dr. on Jan. $, 1925, | strength against justice. every two or three years irritates | Nansen. “Its surface, which is re- and humillates the magistrates. markably even, is not very far be- it I said about Mus- for is Actual Slayers Not Known. They become discouraged in car-| low sea level, much of ft being annem Fascist other person is Why, then, speculate as to who rying on criminal investigations | jess than 150 fept down. It was and, since the Government. while | cver this remarkably shallow con- } ‘ oo es granting amnesty, does nothing to tinental shelf that both the Jean- , - » ¢ - ‘o> ‘ mi j { li ° *72 . ay . Po : + , > = how? That concerns § individual pacify political bitterness, the | ette (1879-81) and the Maud (192°. consciences and God alone can whole purpose is vitiated and am-!24) drifted along their two years’ know. nesty accomplishes nothing except routs, Only at one place, namely of such an asso- All I know myself is that when | further to destroy public respect north of the New Siberian Island, | Matteotti was kidnaped and for law. on the Fram's drift route in 1893, into the automobile which, The Fascist marernment, since 'has the edge of this shelf been was to become his tomb the mur- it took power, has granted four definitely located. At that place derers believed that they were ammnesties! And alveaty it is evi- it was more than 300 miles north obeying a higher law than their! dent that fit must grant a fifth |of the Siberian coast. At another own individual wills. These men / this summer in order to choke rev-/ point, about midway between the were derelicts of the moral storm elations connected with the in- New Siberia Island and Cape Chel- : | ' h , woult;yuskin, the Russian expedition of { ustice? —— Rorco. the Min- throats (although some show seri- teres. | without reaching the bottom, and ; ous moral lapses), but the faith- . it seems probable th r ww And Rocco's 04 = | © Faith- Amnesty a Trick. . at ‘they were Srnctinams 2 ful, fanatical followers of Musso- then at the edge of the eheif ag in Alc ¢ el] r ) lmeost \ + Fascist: thus far! ; $65 ed Judges indict Marinelli fo lini, who are not responsible for Almost every Fascis nue far | Shelf Near Point Barrow sequestering Mat-.the disorderly aberrations of p arrested has boldly denounced the on? , rrations of their “North of Canada the continen- sits there, too—De- | minds. party leaders as responsible for the tal shelf also extends for a great of an autograph) ‘There is ample proof htat Dumi-/| Florentine crimes. Just remem- | distance, but exactly how far is ni and Volpi! had been and stilj | ber that in the investigation of the entirely unknown. North of Alaska “» ity with Mussolini; that Volpi had Consolo there have already beem edge of the shelf — very near . ere » r . ™ = ” ‘ | commit acts of violence, such as Phe August amne sty was a trick The Norwegian expeditio P 4) ie ; ’ ‘ S ,' by Mussolini to stifle exposures in ~ ® | throwing a bomb into the Socialist ; 1893-6, aboard the Fram @iseo. Sila Me 17. 1919 the Matteotti affair, throughout e | F a , eov. 7. 339i. a r ered that there was a deep ocean It is a fact that. although I aid which the Government has tloun- asia we 4 ' ' L , > . * ™ " plan. Had the consciénces of the neu = orth Pole, Says ljr. Nati- . ,1I? ~ © : ® } ae le leaders been clear it would have sen, ut how far the deep pola vas a political fa- + } - mM est bg aw .. % _ m an . : P , : NE ¢ : si nothing of the — or the been possible to let justice + © Its sea extends and where it is broken wegus ‘AUSF ¢ , Se | ¢ — y . er . eo aia ‘ ak : : August caused the Kint | names of the alleged criminals— course in an orderly. inex . by submarine ridges has not yet 4 . + So “ le ‘ ; + sears ‘ ; " sit Oe Tt tg) # if orab © . , = - amnest3 Pp! ociamation Viola has thre e medals for bprav- fashion 2 d af th is rt 7 sal bes n investigated . Is A ‘ . qheardil ‘ ; # tfiis, aH ‘ ri ¢ - = a the gag on thé (ery These medals must tinkle a: . _— . BIS qamrne 3 ness, mystification and tricker The importance of als tt ‘ing i the Bein se: moment. The time for ine sya By ee . mea : also stuéying M issolin fter “ . ; ei have overshad»wed the second and the physical onditions of the Arc. o! ii aitl&! *{] ‘mmet’’ ‘ oe , : : affair—-namely, that of the triat, Nansen, who dec lares that “tryin lges who had taken the dinine Returned to Palace. teaearg rine | oS Pg ied! tase Foy ; ying ; iting . or rather the failure to hold the to discover the laws governing the omy Pe Re Moreover the fact is that those triq). circulation of our atmosphere with - . tyi* . rove | a i e . e« , ‘ - 1 5 ‘ : Iniquivous maneu- | eho returned from the mad, tragic Public opinion which rarely Out a knowiedge of the polar re- ‘T° he S ly ‘Ss const { te roc f 4 " ; ' . ‘ : ¢ } : — — wudnt 16 weg proof o enisode went to the Chigi Palace to errs. passed its terrible judgment f£!0ns and their physical conditions Mussolini's responsibility J, S, PARTY TO ENTER WILDS IN SEARCH OF PIGMY TRIBES to Guard Man in 6 ennianed New Guinea and Planes Will Transport Food. — Guinea coast, toward April, arriving at. Bivouxe about May 6. ‘Special to the Post-Dispatch. a Seastan Shahin View In entering the interior, the ex- | cine : plorers will follow the Mamberano 'and Rouffaer rivers. A base camp established at the foot Mountains, from will penetrate fur- eanyons of the Up- iil ee - Prof. x 7 unexplored interior. the presnies and other id other yenturous ‘ Racompenies by a detachment of ; Mber of Con imerce and th e this vear against Representative The only prov ision relating to Dutch merchants ee Manufact urers’ As- 'Deal, and that he intended to take | jmportations is one for an embargo § all expedition WASHINGTON, March 16.—Sal-'to Germany, appeared the picture eriean members of the ary increases for Federal Judges of health and insisted his visit was will ermbark at baja, expecting to arrive at Pion- eers’ Bixouxe, New Guinea, They will take therm’ an airplane, two motor have apen approved by the Senate of .no great Committee in reporting however, he had been summoned | Use it would compel the Gov- of his license to practice law an3 In its present form the measure the end appropriation of with he had twice! $250,000,000 to start a revolving boats. fund to care for farm surplus. This proas .) rights was'sum would be paid back by equali-: comm: farm com- Dajak The gecOon a pa rt . es : B: — Fr ition, consisting of 130 native and instead of $7500. two wireless sets, Be Matteottt’s wash their bloody hands leavi ™ sal rape epsilon 5.2 ee “a uUSSH - #, comparable to the action of 7" ' ; ~~ lini has amnestied himself Inan atlempting to study the laws inevitable conse- the murder car momentarily in the ! _ (Convright.- 1926 by Which water circulates {n the political situation palace courtyard. ‘Doesn't that To Be Continued. heating apparatus in a house. with- nessenusinsteansocieneniniprsiintnsictin ——— or Berwin ae eee ee achments of infantry under ‘HOUGHTON HOME | FROM ENGLAND American delegation to the meet- radiators that emit the heat.” tain. will , ings of the preparatory commis- Pins Hope on Airshipa. leave Manokwarl, | ae U. S. Ambassador Declines to Dis- | ‘sion on disarmament, aiso returned Limitations of the airplane have USS mee ot of Kellogg's Post, on the President {oosevelt. Deen demonstrated by Amundsen a experiment, in the opinion of Nan- NE Ww y ORK. March sen, but the airship he re Alanson B. Houghton, American | Correspondence of Associated Press much more prot a : promos ~ yng ee ean’ etiain as: | Te Manth 1" Shs,” a promising. Given a ae ' “eat rits ar- a ;' ls irshi aps ar Ambassadgr to Grea ritain, @- | Prof. Einstein, in an interview the | /@"&e airship, capable of carrying a crew and equipment for investiga- * , “gal ' ‘ . which States liner President Roosevelt. “it arent man tk terenn 64 eatin tions, he says, the moet important . , ‘ 2 | : i ’ f r © a el a4 He declined to discuss the rumo ity? rhey like to cal them ‘great geograpnaical problems of the wn- he was being groomed to succeed KnoWn north can be solved in the , ‘a . ¢ ¢ t} ° "nite ’ ee of |Tived here yesterday on the Un Dt atten day, “do some people speak .* Germans or ‘great Englishmen maton | PAN ‘ellogg as Secretary of re m where the pyemies a B. ee uS ecre tard bed Goethe always protested most vig- course of a ‘ow weeka. - "0 : . $State ut 1é rumor JETSIS LC : ’ . : 4 live. Foodstuffs tate, Dut tie _ b orously against being calied a Ger.- ' House Passes Embassy BUL — everthele Mrs. Houghton and , ; to them by air- nevertheless. ir ee man.’ Great men are simply i py che Associated Prem their daughter were not with him. , ‘ . y¥ th ales , men; they are } Oo be consid- ‘ae ~ : ceiuiinsniigiaiisutianiieniin . Houghton, who before he toon asia Gain A Poo pens & - six] WASHINGTON, March 16.—A& > +f } . } ni > - ‘ ii - " Federal Judge Pay Hise Approved. his present post was Ambassador iY ernting eit} ' ve ia bill to provide $16,006,009 foe» lonality. elther should the en- American embassy end cousins 7) sor? * hic thaw .¢ “¢» Ee “ rironment in which they have been buildings abroad was passed by the ss brought up be taken Into ace t significance. He sald Gre it oon are sin y] 7 pe House and sent to the Senate. The cat } : Orn | puy n vote was 198 to 45. The hilt, which Reed (Dem.) of home by President Coolidge with Arthur Woods | a League Adviser. would create a commission com. The salary of the Chief reference to the proposed disarma- BY the Associated Press. | posed of the Secretary of State increased from ment conference, sponsored by the GE ~N EVA. March 16.-——-The Cogn- Treasury and Commerce and four $21,000. Associate Jus-| League of Nations. He will be in cil of the League of Nations has eee ee of Congress, to negotiate the Supreme Court would this ¢ country about three weeks. appointed Arthur Woods, former for diplomafic buildings whenever instead of €$14.500:-\After a brief visit to Corning. N.;: Police Commissioner of New York | it waa considered advisable, had $15,000, instead of |/Y., his home, he will go to Wash-|City, to be an expert attached to ) administration indorsement and and District Judges, $12,500 /ington. Hugh 8. Gibson, Minister ‘the league's Permanent Advisory * was advocated as an economy eros _ 40. Switzerland, slated. to- head the Commission on Opium, posal ~ é pithe Shtin des oe Sk a ee oe RY 5 RE, aR ABR nag ogame ne taseepiet 2S 5% ‘

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EE nna Se RR elie. . , ee ae ere Pores age BRR A = Vise & LE ONO OL tls Ais i A nc at “~y ‘ * ky, ett preetiens ys ee a hres Rist ~ ala yo ie * ae ae rs ee Gi 2 oop seis . sD é 5 gas ~0 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, ~——— See Se eR me aE ieenalieetieneumeatiieenese ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THE MAYOR CAN DO NO WRONG. ‘Oounded by JOSEPW prrie Founded eR JUSEPH re LITZER Dec. 12. 1878 ~ * J -— cr —_ Company, Twelfth Boulevard and Olire Street. THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- FORM, T Know that my retirement will make no difference in its carmlinul Principles, that it will always fight for progress and reform. never iol- crate injustice or corruptien, always fight demagogue~ of ail partic-, never beiong to any party. alwars oppose privileged classe ¥ 7 ~~ +. must gecompany every i i, Vie * i a = s, , a. . ~ a? e. 4 } ag : - om request will ne pudusneu, 4 . . . 7? ee 2 ao * 4 - ~~ ~ ¥ , ; i; - - " rere! BROT 2 CUing +e i ‘ rs nre fercn oe. Chirepracters Want Legal *atus. an i 5 = a me * , ™ 7 7 i. a rg er e wri —* 2 7 ; - > oe a o a : E: ai - le " i= —t ‘ ++ . ~ 2 — - . 7” -. ¢ ~~ : ~ ‘Ar ~ , wii Staius ; od > 4 7 — = yr > ary ee sd A oe ee ‘ im - - > _ 5 2 » - ~4 2 PE ee ‘ 2 touches SoU w iaS x : os . hs on - 7 ae wn re 3 ‘-A27 ¢% 7 = > - é . , . . . 2 x - io ~ ‘ = - ~ —— - = 2. % roprac: ’ wo wt « me ~ _— > 1 ~ — =~ “4 a aS (4 ° 4 La 2 rn =“ —— e > fin ~ reii¢t SSL TeSS, 21.5 24+ ~~) hinds pe ~ 7, as a -s " * — _ ~ ~~~ * - . Bu “e AR m & - . ~ ”~.*% ~ _—-r oo eae , 1 ‘2. XY u » s ~ Ane . : " ee a e 4 : “Je = - ; A> ‘ar 2e@.* Ze ii ‘ > Sia a “5 ‘ * re Seu + ° = 7 emo ie | = ‘a -— > 2.2 a2 _ y. 3 +> { : . 7 nail - “ —— —s —~ + - 3 _ — Ms > ~ * ee > x - a | ~- a] “A « - > te ™ - ~ > =.» . * > ~~ > - a al 2 > 5 “ is t 5 rm | mw ke — ™ — + ~ 2-25 fraudulent, unscrupuicus m posing as —* - _ on ~~ » OO ~~ - Vea ~~ = fF » * Se eal A ~ » 3 Ls ee o4 +. LSS wai . _ od ~ - ; “- wn 7 * * ~ ~ss*st= Peca use oO IAD + ee ie require- Im order to meet ths situation and rermedy conditions, the theughttul con- servative chiropractors of Misscurt have organized the Chiropractic Research Bu- reau of MisseurlL This Bureau ts a d-f- mite, permanent ercanmization with re smponsihlie oaftcers The odiect of » bureau is = , ae agree 5 by * : . - 2 "ext peasion of the Legisiature pr ng for > rv. “Ofn a of : a. an .} 2 = 7 ~ _ ropractors i i their ensineg aci® 4 e3 ition, and ail ,* The Ps > rm ~hiro practers whose existence eopardizes honest, cons, tieus chireopracters and Rdangers persons seeking adlustments zenuine chiropractors are an enthusias *. - St t2 T210LS Progr: ss)" Ps ty “, ~ * ~** Fer =. “hs “* 4 > o>» 3 > rig ‘ > > ™ Bs * te be treated rig Ley Want to stop a ord : ™ “_ “is = TTS S80 - . ecome a2 dumping ¢c imi for poorl repared and illy equipped chiropractors. They want to gain the recognition of the aa & I eae CP Bubses 1.228 WrBbseiiVis Ua 4 law for themselves. x. Cc. SCHRCEDER : SCHRCEDER G@tropractic Research Bureau. on Measuring Brain Capacity Te the Editer of the Poset-Inspa 8 a ef my teachers handed me Wr Hurd’s article i the LQ tntell gence quotien:) p:z ” Post .Tyis vpatch of Mar ‘ i wis} rou on the ar . Teac ers } princi- ’ . SO th® Pace ang We tHiiow. LO reu Know why? I had to learn a!! abeut the =, about five vears age. "+ 1. Q. reminds me of a movement 79 vears ack. wher @ great New Yorker advocated *he etudr ef phrenology in the training schools for teachers. In course of time we wwii. find the ~. ©. as unsatisfactory as “he elad-time examinations, and some w'se pedageguc wil! discever some new ‘trick which will measure the brain capearitr of children Your articie threws new tight on our educationa! piiiesep! rc " PRINCIPAL The Munaxipa!l Lodging Tlouse. Te the Edtter «f e Pvet Dispe T HE papers 2rriegd a Ssicer a (ew Gaye age. to the effect that the cits - . oo > . . — " . . ‘ . peliice depart ent ad rented fe Dulid- ‘ : > ' ™ . “ > - > ing now occupied bv the Niumicipa. Lous- ing House, which is to be discontimurd permanent.) Today.! tearn that. wit ut authority, a cit¥ ort a2 iw tooking areund for a purchaser of the furniture bedding ec... no reine 7 ae ere Where does this city offtc.a: eet Ais ai- thortty to close permanentir a city de- part™ment, established by erdimamce and which the citizens want and need, anc f™= ~ sel! tte belongings, witheut consulting - the citizend of St. Louis, who par ‘ne ;e /s . » in @ Dill s nd whose servant he is ~~ > os tat *> = _ . | as * + i. Would Se Wes Se «© OFFI IYULU % i ~Oounrct! and ite Se er Trt an 2 +. mbraz- en. wnauthorized a‘tempt ‘oc do aw: with an established and? authorized in- atitutton ts accompiished om yeaa RNY nan oe Automobile coudent-. ™ the “titer of the Peoet-Oieraicce F the Safe'yr Counctis cf the mites States are reaiiy 40xkiCus to prevent automebdiie accitients, why dent ther ‘sy to a|doiish the main two causes— epeed and silence” As long as autemo- bile manufacturers are aclowed to pre- @eee metor vehicies cf 49 miles an hour and up and witheut anr autematic warning device, the Safetr Councils w1!! be useiess and objects of ridicule ™ ‘« ri@teuyious to: form Safetr Counrt's and talk adeut pubiic safety and at the «ame “me eliow automobile manufacturers to attain the highest speed peseible on our pubite highwars with their dangerous machinea SATETY FIRST Pi hp: : ah ; ae . . iL@=A d hy LAec Pulitzer Publishing An amazing theory of the Charter was developed resident 'Louis caytractor, in the trial of Director Wall by the Maror, 4 “7? > . ra) h Pr the Board of Public Service and otuet ° ee es g “a r every department, division and © ' r ; +. i> his cT- = > i ee ¥ bevy he > > t ads of departments are oo0uUnU tv CUe > 3 t. . > rea = z — - + 3 afemi*taiw *r2? a rrouca ne ~ - 3 wai ; i ] President Kinsey stated definitely t2 ore | a i iid = 350B with +i 2 Ma’ or regaraing > as : UY ha ; ; ’ 134 wiald to the Mayor. fecting his department, 2e would ¥! CO tae ne. : AF Oo shether the Maror was right or wrote. 5 a lhe 2 had ~- 1 "T's, > \Iat Dé os rr of executive OL tae . 7. hia us por. ae: ba | e ke s =. et am? = = a ‘re 4 2 ma aivisicgs .: e ise ‘ ue nfacs OL Gt partr ents alu 4 * (Sz - a " — * “oa ree | = OTv- nower of appointing their suderuizait- ana -—-* ? — > ~~» , ou ~ > - i ad ie z ” -S wo of the departments require electricai engine - oe . - : - om —" 2 , a ——- > -* - - “4 ~ oOo -~* rer % eeer: | eset. - ae ‘ ~abaié@ engineer: 4 preo- —— » ey . - - 4f. = — = > + o si *h» mee hao Abae @ * - Li - ee | ~ : aes. % Ger iis Lweors . ad © . e , " ~~ — - o- ~ a? > = - a. — - an m ¢ rert2row taeir pi ne lena nts na question is whether they will stand for it The acceptance of this theory by all the members ? the Board of Public Service except Director Wali puts the Maror in a position of supreme power to con- ss _- x ~ o_ ¥; . t= an * i “gds nd evet ¥ appoint- is the Mayor’s personal inal ° e5 v2 =" | ae . oe . ar ~ ~~ * _ Dw Ne ~ +S pthes SS ~ — © _- ~*? “"T"y ~~ o- enrernment — * a we - & — a ee —_ » This theory and the practical enforcement of it nowevrer, is not more amazing than the conduct of the trial, in which the Mavror rules in all the evidence that he wants, eren mere hearsar. and ruies out all the evidence he does not want Nothing in the farcical trial is more amazing than the rere lation that the members of the Board of Public Serv- fce. except Director Wall, had secretiy tri Director Wal! on an inrestigation of the Maror’s file, without the knowledge of their fellow director, Wali, with- out according him anr knowledge of the evidence. or any hearing whatscerer. Ther decided on the ex arte evidence submitted to them br the Marocr that Wall should: discharge Half Toensfeidt. and if he re- fused to do 80, § tid be dismissed Dr the Maror rhis proceeding of -he four members of the Board of Pa >» Service caps the climax of a shamefu! ccenr- +e. + Sexy ~ — * . a eo ~+ -”- —-—A~A- © »* 7 .. ; o - >} racy ~s nid @ smieres. « . 1é May ww .O2 JUS. ¥¥ Aisi awa . . * * . we . > -_: a - ~ ? or Ss oF * +. i » : A ~~ ee +s. % ° - ~ Ae ade ® wi & sae ~ - a a] 32° “_ = ke ° | - - a s ~ ~~ => a was 0eVT fT C2 > SlL08 aat 2¢ Was 2 a3 - - © wf - > & -_ ~ er ~~ - - eh ~ ee > + oe | ~o ad _ Oh ane 4 = = * Awe ~ on an. —_ nd ad w & SP o> . - = es ~ Y 7 ‘Tt 2. ~ ~ -* . ro a Ie As 1 + _ * ‘ i 1a LL O2i5 S a2s we } Siit 2ilm . in | 5 ~~ & = +A ne Vw an JU @e. A uta 2 ms (0 A a oS he ee | Pp - 9e@ Viaror and h 3 Sg. TSsitrar lo 7, te euepmarece Vi 2440 2G) VE mest 454 au - OISiwracion aMJh £6844” eS > * - . . ~*~ 2 » re . Sal wow ~# > _— - iT oS Gon . od * - ah 8 A ana s* ra e PS eit... Teo " ‘AD ae ie | > 48 he: —_ ar’ \i- bs, “a stan o a4 > eo » ~ + wt dd & Gee wo a a . be | ~~ ~~ -* °* * +a -* - +} “— > id » - ras, "=f" * --- ”- = = Sol ~ . +>: acl : »S ‘ se e - ~* T ** ~ rs = “2S > > a. * ~ ho ot THE COWBOYS M RIAl . c - Ai. Pt? » Hegre ec Feeoem PAroarire eo Re og : = so a ee edd = anGS > ue & rameous ke bu § me. ee . a e nde Oe Ge La: 3 s * = ‘2 ‘ _ =~ - _ -_ - . 7 . ~ - x —*. ~~ » - © . er _~ — . ~™ — * , oy > bey re | ~ re im -—s % ey — - a | “ : ™ >» ) . + oo fy, SS E: ‘ an isha . -_ as : P ~oy . oe ce 7 — — +h 7-30 Jioratg _+ os ah - ' * rs —> a - ‘ ‘ es ~ X ah ~ 7 «az aS —-ei. > _ . a . . ~ > i , eet « Ere? bas rer * aetT? oo =. cfr vc ™ = BeGr' a ; = es os ee ~ wee * ad Str _ aa @ 4 bee ~ o> em ee . Se ee a oa = Ss ~~ ae e hate eto a# - 4 *>-* =o a eee >» a ad VF A - . ' é. wos Wb 24408 oe “ izal- . ~? ay) a ? ro Vow ‘en sTe : "oe -~an oe rhea sg —— SS oe tail @re ad Xu sing iad! Na —~ a eh a, a ste. ¥ ~ ; as b 4 ~~ > ne en rm e Ml * te - 2 ative of the State's pride tn the open-handed and we wide-hearted. alWars renturesome and sometimes ro * ——a . me Atte ame __ which eh ne ie 4 f | “© as Sere + wae hd b Gs Rg _ -_* ~~. ~~. 2 + vsper: a o ware - Se . . rey ao ae | _* % ore os =. ' —- ie ee ne ae a le ete uss Th 2 + eh ? : . ; a i he ~ (“a ™ _- -—F © *@c ~ me” -——- * : . a dat afsS ee. a" ba —- eee x ecs ‘ ~ 2) a ™ go rear om) * -— . > ba a i | ee Tron & ~ - _ - +? * anu bt: i abt a Sok ia sah ai ti 2G £. Cas of $43444> Be a | ; > . * ye “oF eS he ee, “ _™o- a ee ie ie 7 ea =e eee “ # aad * ~~ eee miSidi wut ‘54 . ro ° ? a me rT? ; , oe id a ra TT ie lf KR FUT Allee >’ = ee | ses 5S 4 - ~ aes PSS | UImhe aaee “—a/ & > r os - > ." - : 7 oo al + we vee ° > és» 4 ~ = - 4 sas nh @& na X eC me a he SS berm oe ai Ss a | - * oo 7, > ea Perore “> * ~ re Ses vf a us tt ee een As 6 as We - oy a eee ~ oe i ee ai © * >) Fer) se ee he ’ > ry _* % *« Seedy ual ve i. a a] r= a | Yrost * + et ee ei ‘Es + * ~~ nS eet | at i. = a iS + ~——* an . ~% owe om * a * = ~~ os +--+ > ~* > a) ~ os 4 - -" + 4 . 2a ee * ne vehi Oy alii - > . -+*-* ”> re 7 > ~ “2: rr cle? op ~ ees . vn) -. . = - * — SS a | a ia ~~ > ™-. iT be sn0uid t Het . es > : 7 > > . -. == We. laiead a+ ai Rus «as Wa. ~ 3 ANN ND T EGiO GANNA Al THE LEGION. i." . ~ ws => . * -— Fm ~ —ehal a. 4 } « } _—- + se - ear * a “ & ‘ ~—* 4 maakt \ : ; . } 4 > 7 oer Saad € tiowear A - ; *he snean?. of Forbes. the punishment of two years in tse pen : + — _—_ : a tentiary by no means fits the crime. if jeed, it were ~~ for Forbes’ betraral of his trust as guardian al oa Forbes failed loathsomely. His administration of the office was a round of carousal and corruption. But for Forbes the verdict is the sentence of death. ee _t. —_ Ty - . * 7 nee ie It silences a grisly echo of Harding's tragical presi ' ”- We « : +. roe Fi ”“~ denmer. It reasserts the truta tuat imiuence and po : _ tu * 4 sition camngt save the tramsgressor from justice. és ws Ww : . . * 7 e i My _ rom Ie also inspires this querr: * Forbes can de sent © to Leavenworth, why 2 ~ > 7 - t ~_ s be When Gen. Enrique Estrada predicts the downfall of President Calles and his Government as a@ resut of his present policies, h’s remarks must be accept- ed with reservations. As -ne of Adolfo de !a Hue+rtas leaders in the revolution against the Obregon Govr- armament. as a man exiled from his native Mexico, ce speaks a8 4 partisan. Yet the reports from Mexico give some co.cr to his st#tement that the Calles Government {ts Tice . “> % Zt? > 3 ~ lating the will of the peopie. The street demcnstra- tions and pitched battles between the peopie and the Gorernment agents, the atmosphere of martrridcm with which the departed religfous hare been® sur- the affectionate and emotional farewe!ls— , _* ~~ * “Visa 2 a hese are all signs cf a genuine Gostliilty against if eren oid Diaz in his hevday of absoiutism would hare undertaken such high-handed disregard of tne jeep religious attachments portation of foreign religious may de rustified in hi own mind, but to the simpie peon it is sacrilege. We believe firmir «that ted to work ont its own destiny and its own salva- tion, but as a spectator on the sidelines we cannot but feel that Calies is very unwise to act so high- bandedir as to inflame the Mexican peopie. Perse-. cution of this sort alwars has a backfire. I: ts a method of government which ts medieval in its harsh- ness. In cther wars Callies has shown evidence of enlightened statesmanship. Here he is harking back .to the barbarity of a Cortez. BRENNAN AND VARE—A PAIR. Congressman Vare, notorious political boss of Ph:! 3 y } 7 © 7? Set ‘“. *» 3. — a - ~ Pui " a3 ad \/ 444 4 td OO % Sd n as & fh — abe —@T ator! *B a 7 —— 2 “oo | & e ~ P ; ~ ~“- —_ —_ ~ ca — . . Wet Diati » £asS INuidas . Tom 2 the cause ~—> - SESS eS & ud na. | ver yo BRO d 3 8s pa - eno - a en se —_ tay ~ ~ *-? oe . =" 79 ~ ° Bin. m \Tvrn TD on 2 i s * ania o ) Pra ac —_* ais ied whi od as : reo ~ Oi e\nran me ~~. eos ee += l cer fap *+ +o “arm Tratic - Iw Ree — ee ee oe mB 3 ~ “—* ~ * —_ Ise eee . é IT le 2erna 2 ss ye 4 mote wer F* "3s 5 - in 7 * at SS RAIL ROUTE TO HELL. : t - ” - * ” > -=— =" = er oF - _- — Now we Know where all the Sundar trains go oF. : SAINTS snot” rhe f war ares "7 ot exe a+ is oo) ae | b ~~ - . aL Aee a sas % , = SS ae sat - > ° = °" ie ee ee ’ 2 ore * ? > =e al ,ODeT XG _ ! ~ . Ri el e4 — es we 2 ae il a“ a 2 22 ~ > “= + . ‘ TR rr ob - lal a2 & 46 wa OD OBL. isace Vi hes ake of 1 @ - rf ~* ~ : RT ac 20 ay? e , ” and . . he) 7” i i. a i Tu CoM ms og OES O49 4 Neck 4 —UUL., Wl0 nde dae ° something of an expert on destinations. so confident “7"'}, . a . o> = ” 3 — oe i:2ere are cui) of these trains and ererry Sundar morning ther start for heil, . ~~ ~ - . 7 — —~ +e e a. ee ™ Ore vers 3 * ~ Q8—~rora - —. ~~ mdb &e « landlines Ps s a 7 4 > ine ree ot a ned a 7 are =e r > ~— - * ~ ~ ° > ore wm _~ 3 = ‘ - ae ed a 4 ~~ - . =e : ewe 4 Eee ch oe Ee iad . absc oa | . * ~n. . 7 ; el — Pa . oe — * in were ee. Fe: ‘“ wa & Pee ~ aa? ~ au ie * idk deh hare an = rm 9 ~~ + _ ~~ _: we = % ~ = — _-“_™.~% nm Sacer a - poet 3041 pf — sé s > aes 4 “+ & *__ ine Te ~~ a. ~# eas _— “5° —= ~s st hy —- de - : ws & tad ae ee” >" } ana ww 5 . at Be we " mes ais s demeanors are right where tney Delong in the motley crew on the hell-bound Sunday trains. The man who ts trring to make over the Sabbath that was made for man said these things in a speech im New York the other day. New Ygrk. be admitted. had some prettr geod people and there were other — ; ~ eo . 3 % ; Bas ‘S : good peopie scattered around the country. but their (4 ip > “eth ec ~~ pe tr > een - ” wns oee ® Juco nihil’ ai idl 3 20¢ Uiets> - Lad Le not a : et ard it £s at’ ¥ a2 oy a = :f *Y ia ah Bi a oe as eh i ar Bel Span os as ..-+ - _ - , a . ._> iin te, a = - A ws iis *Dee . EM =f[]e8«) lit 2BGd Sen: errames » Brak tet a 4 a} ee oe , ~*~ oo» Sun 0 aii Je ALis ~~ i 4 2’ + siden ~3 a — ip Pil mee 4 « Im > ——-* t hy - “at? 4 rx - 7% =D ot ‘’ tT av? rr var HOD if Sue a i dks ie _ 2 Atte tH A ¢ af ° ) ig “> “ -_ 7 ny > * SS t+nae 7 +e, = af £ r. e hats 2X 9 te A “a os ad Oh ee Ja u ‘~S > : , a? 2 ; ‘ae :. Fas | +h ai "ey" oes ~~ Sed i ae stop ais JVECBUSE Vif x on + Ose rs, wi} s > ~— 2 2 = —_~ ° ° ~~ r+ ~ we » = a —_ ‘ - would seem that th sader is unduly excite: “FPR. on * ~ > soe a - »*, 3 ~. . * ere are not enough hell-bound passengers on the | ** a - ~ _+* ae mained — ery 7 ed > “ ee mse (CO Mase ii & UA0iy “10 Same cord nm -“~ = r ~~ 2 > “~~ — — . “7 .. . 2Otains on other road: will grieve the Tennesseean, al . ” 2a ? - ~ : - -- no adv Lo ee. SESE B. ia. SU LER ai? SHiss +* oa % —_ = 7 ‘eV ae »» - > i> eS ' : ; bo Me: - - + oo *-. 4 a pe as = ie a » o a Viet Dat. n-w ié rum Dat ee ~~ . ~ 7 hs rr 5 oe Macha eal =22 Se ie teal - ~ “* “3 ’ -- > ry Tw; ~ ir@T macs S> .«.Veau) 4 Ystilu. rope S$ vwera.:d ‘ aap an $ hec s - wm ee > ior. zisier as = 3a rac & idbasel ”s —. ae. ee + ee, ern en - ~ _ MODERN 4JAX DENIES TES LIGHTNING. — “~=m the Breoek’-m ~Fag'e - + he — > — oe ~ convicted with Forbes of conspir-— fust what punishment would be ade. i: eA a \s saa tee — ° me ‘aa. > a es * *% Sieh MITES + ’ e mw ‘e Fi, ; | . th i Rd . “oe A 3 wee * er fF FF: ° o WF ~ ew rt > Se > 4 - oe 2 = i a, » . * ?* ae oe vt Oe ee wv >~ + ~3 > & e ‘4 BALLADE OF A VAGUE FEAR. Sa es * * Yep ‘ - * —s | We. He | Sit cere OF FYOur sice “ ~~ > - o~ be “ —— - » 234K OGL wae Fit s@ mere ~rQ -_~ *- a. « sence ¥U _~ ™ Satist lei. —o- i > ° _ - ~- - e NOW 3 isa ™ r vee sf a “oh - ~~ x nt - - >=. — ~ — “ - —s a & * i a a - “ ~ « ” — -_* ~~“ ~ - S i] ; 2a aSi2 i ee & — * - - “7 — 4 v—_— > mr « - ~~ > ow - > — ea a dink ‘= as | “A ea a> Lo « AD - ? - oo ‘ ~ - _— o = - a ae + - ee ¢ . at Ws & | are 5S... @ “ sae —~ em «eo cl ole | -_ ‘are = ° r =e -~ - i. dna :@ Sn. eet Ba ion Tk - eT “ 3 ° ~ 7 > ~~ i. a | rm —- +/+ -_ o* = "= a a = . } . . _- ~ a a4 — . se- a Tt —— a ; 4 , ta oe = “Se ac me fs BL ks nt v2 anc * hase ee - = _- ‘ “- ow we ” = «a? - - ‘ on Fe tae ~ ota & ~ . 7 a i % vP¢ oo oe . ‘ee - ste. of -- °° oe i 4 » ern » a “ : r _— s rn * « is: a Yr’ > = v mH . -® a eS —_ —— —s © | —_—~ ~ ~ - _~ * “- a 2 a + 2 Am id ms s y ¥ a as eo ede tw - . + . = -_ - . . -_ - =e Se “ si? ~ i - er ) + 30 ‘ >. ~~ “oe . * eo ~~. oa . . ~ * sae ”~ z 5.. 8 mae@ ii 218 Be2tms severe TS «+ + —— a i cP id et * thet a ge i? rast Weaa. ‘ys . * - , + ae tine Se Y "re FS ~ P . = — ¥9S + end 2 ? hias ws” e + = aS - *@at T, ‘vee cite he Tot sot to s7pe2 —_ ed : I-g - ‘rincess. -his trip by rail were drea: "tr. _ + -- ‘ x al ~ ~ +. » al we ~~ a oo >. : rou.—it r mind iS Ddie@a And? barren, prate no nonsense, dear * tl ” = (om ~ ‘ . ere > i i * S i \ : ~ es o> * — -—— + —_—— eS Oo = ‘ ‘ : 2 SEF. >. * . o2 a » 5 > . ol 4 ~s one has that sc : sposition, it mst > °° z aS e. jer aa _— et a on « > ~ ”s ~~ =e 4 a , ” ~ * > > - r - _- % le | ‘* rt? — . 7 > ne ~ - we to > . “ere ae ~ . ~ > oc 2ar 4 t so } is en Ves, Fa. ~ 4? = ? si tot e _» er a4 a ; o 4 . or * mm fr? at os ~ te * + . » + , - : 4 a / £ er ee 2 a 2 Ir 4 as 1) x ch ~ 7 ;Ci ch ri 4 ~ _ * I O€S . e, eet . ~ 3 fhe ¥ * . . é mS pas re ta * é * 4 Le ue = + - Ww» ’ . - > . . os Js Sta ee wh “ F « Was tm Si. St Linas ™ a " i? es f 6ILiziS. 2 a* 4 Pe acc wS Lt 95) Gas @ ow a ~ 5 ’ ° o Pe a p> “ 3 p- | fia ~ 7. 3 ok OO ee sa62. = Port ro oe ba ry ' ’ *5 ? ; . - ~ : ; ~ ge ~ wa -*& } wth % 4 f a ee) svi ow ¥ ~ae . eo 2 ~~ —~ 4 oa 7 -_ 29 Te 7s . . i he — s.f3 .. ae 4 S22 ad fi Ane fo Re { AbD ALIA = ee % a” Pi be | - "eur be + + 7 > © oo > * ~~ « ke c that any way vou figure, it is ‘ust like rais- i... ryire ~9*8 i > oes 5 - * = *, “8 + * - m4 a a th = * _* . 22 a K 3 Ls a eed e7.=% Siti * se .Y ys c.L28 ’ e > a ? ae “2 * —— > ~ P 3 ~ & 2 ?4., >» w weer trary acta Oidg Win t yee moe OF pee see FF ae a on —s - - = ‘ =~ ' en ni.Yence he *#£erts she Aas Seen stoned wy + 4 tx - . ? ~~ * - ne iiberais until she ma ® said to ilve , 7? ~- — we - ~ ~ s ~ it: i? ue ba | Ses Se. + — rere ee 4 i fais mel ‘2° res Fe te ow — o. TOUuLd Jappenr. + @h5S8 2 SUPFeriuInman to ‘ ue » a —> = ~ Diary tO ajor roies in the drama of life QB + ? * _* kd & = ; Te " a ‘ = a a+ 4 - > i ee he LS bee + -orme _~— — ~ . ~*> FI i \NOTHER FLORIDA BOOM, . P * .* . Monroe County. Mo. Appeal). : ~ * toy ood ’ aes c e - eA i ' : ~~.) on ” + - * . — a Tait. acid one " oe te ese am, 7 cory 8 es | “eo NTtiON. Was aiso at ome time, acrordine +o suagge Hurd. an expensive piace in « , bur reai estate At ome time, according to the Ju@re. +2 ot im this village seld for $6°9°0. It was ¢9 br 144 feet in size — . ” ~ » ee % - -§ — ~- ad =% * bP 6 . iin a 4 ad cle Ser —- — | - . He sn . > ~~ * oe 7 . ; OTIGA Was a UOUMTSRIRE river own ana if Was expected that it rould me dar bea city of large siza, The MIRROR PUBLIC OPINIO) column ig designed @ bias the latest. comment Oy publicists, nccspapers end the questions of the day. Written for the Post-Dispatch x §McADAXNMSD umn A - MINUTES —? —-—— ~-* «~* | ke + ooo FS pce THE CHARGES AGALNST JUDGE Srringteld (Mass.) Pepa +e permitted to remain on the Ramil charges against him. indorsed @ louse Judiciary Committee by eo veiual The sooners -- =a THE CAs" Sylvanus Hierthorp, ¢ he Island Savriga POMY «---+een+s ae Gi: eT Farner, secre Charies Ventnor, a-¥ thorp ..--«-: » o ae Clergy™man, anctaer ¢ P aot tom Pillin. senter Mmitin & Son.....3va Adeia Herthorp, daug Herthorp .... = Two clerks of “The! gation Companz”’..G A @trector .....- ic Sharehoiders of the Battereon ee Ea Westgate ......M. Mu WinkiRy ««ss*ennue Rudgceon . —e A Appiedr . +4 os oe Lettr. the Lares” ss work : eet Henri Meiler. cid Heythorp’s ant. » i seidndeeniael , Moiir, his daughter's Directors, Sharehoids etc. Br HARRY RE Y every ruie of 1 Yanus Herthor In ‘hat statement is ht * eorigence, rs _ a r morn.i'y mar be pole name was “Old ‘Eng Moily’s heart was achi Gia gfn'.eman gone, a Three-Bottle Am led. he cheated, he a ‘ited? M helt... in d. ie, bull loz braved out hlacigmail. him ‘o his chair. but } fle mind of youth & gesture was tO Make |] tnose 26 joved and wh respect bie at ail toe : «5 when exposure loomed hobohemian scheming « er of his grandchildre fare-rell to the world w lan >anquet such as oni mie nt enjey and sat oe) his por’. te split a Dett With rim death. For corned that visiter, whe his zrandchildrem ‘¢ ts @ “Forarte comedy; of Gaelsworthy than 8° hours of supp rears of life are disel 4 as -¢ the rolling tide @ passed through so tne er ta nd one the erent, at the Ga neering as one milgzt he iisesissippi harness Provocative Dr “Old Engiign”” a6 3 “Forsr;e Saga.” i FI w | as ‘«vocative. One the pregnant, epigram Ges'ion in the play ad ef three generations ° bo’. paragraphs ane ne spirit of -he Britis ~- is disclosed in a phras and ~ » v- . ers are made for TE@as es apter would » r* iniai sat * si-S grim determined) augiiter catches sight a [Ingtishmasm Gam & — o , *? _ pointed . «KS nev0owW wm +4. ‘Fz s -* ae * e } Se. do-s. and he finds 1 - +; . +? i. tie ee He like pr es ‘he tmaginat ; | -"" FTEther than em means. That gesture =" ; > © prose of‘ Anatol a me -* ~~. if}? shar ‘s - z os & - — °; 4218 “Teed: “Dent ever . * *he Therevrian: « ‘“tgeh authority Wage. The restrain o =" in the banquet tx o — ef restra: “2.8 ‘lenderness Wit ™Zht arm encircles hi “T 'n Bis confession % °® Settle that is de: *s ( were etched #5 « forainm Apopies Td There i# no th ‘3S ‘9 tattera A ces af

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d ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — we. = A nate pepeeteeee a —. TUESDAY EV 2 ENING, MARCH 16, 1926. S17. LOUIS POST-OISPATCH E7_ gras R. AND MRS. THOMAS George Arliss in oss IM RUSSELL EKIN of 3 Uni-| VISITING IN CHICAGO» versity Lone, will depart the) 4ast Of May to spend a fortnight in| “Old English” Shubert-Rialto. at the aS epitaph rthorpe, LOT } so ‘ - a Mrs. Baker de Camp of 4956 | »resided over bv some group of i | ° Ve ° . . , : Parkview place has returned to St. — or university alumni, was Svlvanus He whose nick- |/ DRAMA SOCIAL £ ACTIVITIES 6. OF C. INDORSES Bo-LENT SCHOOL a a el School,, will represent an increase over the | 1020 North Union boule- |. — HOUSE WHERE WOMAN WROTE | PRINCE OF WALES IN CROWD ‘ST, ELMO’ RAZED BY FIRE) OF DANCERS AT ASTOR BALL oaane cee pillage agg Prominent Personages Mingle With uns ay Los . | 100 Rhodes Scholars and 200 Fire Near Mobile, Ala. By the Associated Press. By the BPD remem 0d samen MOBILE, Ala., March 16.—The | PLONDON, March | MEETIN po AND PUBLIC DRESSES : 7 Thy United States Senator Joseph T. | Robinson of Arkansas, Democratic | leader of the Senate. wil] epeak in| Community House, East St. Louis, | ' 16. — The ie | Sy had been invited and efgepward them to the Astor Wales arrived after dinner accompanied home. ,and joined the dancers immediate- ly. Apparently he had a good time. BISHOP GRAY LENTEN SPEAKEF Indiana Episcopal Prelate t Be NE Se icine Lanef eee : vet | Shareholders of van pada | pag’ vet : a ere | prevailing rate,” said Edgar Goen- ‘CLINIC CLASS T0 EXTRACT yachts, the best known being the oe 8 --Edward Cooper | Mi Hur S rl lag enbach secretary of the commit-| Normahal for John Jacob Astor. Westgate ......M. Murray Stephens . “0 —- woo Ot Great Bar- - a a rt “If the voter | TEETH FREE TOMORROW EES ESR ae eae Tohn Sale “i rington, Mass., for the Eastern Va- | sora ——Photo by Kajiwara. ee, in a statement. - pi ee ae : 66sec eebe ». 5 Arthur Villars | ©@tion. | MISS FRANCES FRISTOE. | ‘ill read the proposition caretully,| 6 Louis Study Club Will Meet at _ Appleby ‘Thomas Donnelly | Mr | ; ; : he will see that it is simply an in- the Infirmary of Washington / Letty, the aia i weeks ae tee. and Mrs. Th homas Jefferson ISS LAT RALOUISE PRICE | erease over the old rate of 60 University. work . .Henrietta Goodwin ‘Moss of 20 Lenox place, have re- MY asventes of Mr. and Mrs. {cents, which prevailed 10 years ago! he Sst. Louis Study Club, an | — old Heythorp's - bedy sare. somes’ chee a visit in New York | Vincent L. Price, 6320 For-|andg which is the maximum — ‘t- | organization of dentists, will con- VIVAU U Gr, wees jarthe boulevard. snd Si Hea leek wmamet special ‘autherinaton/ duct another clinlo-class in con DO Molly ee ' Mr. and Mrs ;. August B. Ewing | “** ae Seperee vibe air. ‘by a majority of the voters at an | ductive anethesia at Washington Directors, Shareholders, Credit iho of 4918 Pershing avenue are ex- ivuwren “* rs. John “ SuBCS F TiStOe, Will /election. The election March ’ ‘|during her life, and here wrote] tes Vi t h f he took office, B Rosamund Larne, a connection of St 3 514 Culver Way. esses, Viscounts and other person-; fore he took office, Bishop John old Heythorp....... Irby Marshal Heminway, daughtcrs and son of, P Ivins Joseph Pillin, senior. partner of months So irate for the past four yenee. ‘National City Co. of New York, will A Designer of Monitor Dead. PB - mng in one i gga | washed: in, a of " + x ws ’ “ths » ‘ bs | The Fort Worth Womens Club 1s ; Enierson School, 5415 Page boule-| panning a dinner in honor of Mrs. liners call at Cherbourg. vard; Mann School, 4041 georges go M. Talbert of San Angelo, on street, 8 p. m., Dozier Scnool, o% ee cca Se we Maple avenue; Sigel School, 2050/0. eg “3 “ cre = ma ciao ri: ‘ . ‘she went last mon } lane, La Allen avenue; Linden wood _ | automobile and train to reach the 8715 McCausland avenue, ‘Well-) bedside of her six-year-old grand- Kingshighway and Manchester av-| y1, was critically ill with dyph- enue; 8:15, Manchester-Chouteau | therja, Improvement Association, 42-0 | Mrs. Talbert is expected to re-| Chouteau avenue, 8:30, a aadmage turn shortly bringing Betty Jo with | Vv VIVAUDOU : Medical Soctety, 3525 Pine street. |her to remain in Texas while con- ° » INC. ‘grams of 2 name was “Old English.” But a sialic Re 2 Mt aemcag Molly's « eart was aching, for a fine | oT “nig a — mar. and Mrs. adorned with colorful balloons let- a Se ae ee oid gentleman gone, and she made _....~ anenS ee eeeeeee Sty. Bre. jtered with the names of the eg ae ae ant a eet a sign of Bade Cross aS she saw him os pesca ge care svewman, achoois, On i0ng Sirmee se Cz 95 te Solve ott lying sta before her: it was as oni sie = Dr. Louis {almost to the ceiling floated the ow: ~~ ail . LTT) 124 . , “hit rf the | ‘ -e.** we sagen per nape As he b ad ever come | re ee “ae — ee pee of gs ~s-— to the Christianity in which he Mr. and Mrs. John C. Mucker- | lese Club. 7 9? lived. man of se West Pine boulevard, George Arligg and his ee | - Three-Bottle Ancestry, | #14 daughters, Misses Rose and| "ere guests of the club. | dir. At ° t. He had accumulated pe ston | ee OES _s0jou oe a Fei ena ras sea ed abet ons ae the , = c Tis Galle the rose. and at 20.) Beach, Fla., will return to St. Louis | ea Se ee ie, acs: = ceca | and-past he gloried in and loved | ae eeeematee si Joh irman —? th benefit. Miss ¢ ' ; 4 ee ' cnairman OT ne a apt ihet familly the while he boasted | fame Oats,’’ a musical come@y/| yarshall and Mr. Simpson, both of | that his father and grandfather | Written by Guy Golterman Jr. and | whom played important roles in| ————— oe ~Were “three-bottle men” and that;Fred Othman, students, will be | “Old English,” were also guests al | each had lived until past 60. We/Presented at the Odeon Saturday this 1 ey R R O R O lied, he cheated. he swindled. He night by the Amphion Club of Each of the alumni quartettes ts bluffed, he bull-dozed. and he | Vashington ‘ eptidecastenied Miss Alice Each of the alumni arteites 6ang OPINION braved out blackmail. Age bound Clifford will play the leading role, and general college singing was in- | A him to his chair, but his mind wags! 4nd the cast will include Misses terspersed between courses. A fea- | . ‘ y8en 4. on : Cc, co 7 We ; ee ia designed fo reprods 0 eemgen of youth and his ast masesint ee Selby, Helen ture of the entertainment was a| tonal ney by hel sea lic to make provision “a rete i relingsdorf, ‘(balloon dance by a yO ing student . newspapers and period — ae loved and whom it wasn't Clark: ' lifford. Melvin meen, from Lindenwood College i in ee ions of the day. pvapecta ble at all to love. Then, | Mart in Hughes and a chorus of 30 rot costume, which ended in when exposure loomed through the 6irls and 12 men. Twenty pieces “ilen P ’ ? Dist rict of Illinois should his agree to split a bot tle € f i 4 indy iric : Jon Ss, bs, . VW ion a VW 1i18¢ ®t I . st reet, to Ty il ‘ ° VV Mars! hail Jr. + ~ . 1:6 , - : : to remain on t} bench if Fi! il grim de ath. ] or he Wel- . ee lifford. Ww. W. Bowling and of St. Louis. will take place «t ae nee “ . fs tomed that visitor, who would save Walter Duke Thompson. Wednesday, March 24, at 7:20 p hn 2 3 cea Orse. 'y ’ his : OP BES a oe | . ~ e ® a4 .- si - , _-_ . ‘ommittee by a vote of 15— arrays ei ai Mrs. Jay Herndon Smith of 6509) m., at the Independent Evangelical Ged. The sooner a Judge oa = " G a a Saga. talS ' Ellenwood avenue has gone to New: Protestant Cl hints on Fair and e a me y Oj > re | le ° ° r ce uct is removed the better.§ 4, 0 t a “SSi york, where she will meet her —— etta ayen! ot drag along but be an §6 hours of supposed time Sf} ie ee aaa = ito Pe c . uniennes men Sv ee ee NEE mR S omnuaehinentibinds em Se ome , Y t ifn 7 ‘ ————— d brought to a@ final judg- years of life are disclosed. ‘ft is 3 oe 2 @ ee as if the rolling tide of years were, has the feeling of assisting at a 2 a mt 4 ~ in the ‘fu@ictlarvy mugs passed through some narrow sacrament. rhe nouse :s_ 58 a ne a ase : ge me Siuicen And one marvels, aftcr: The audience keeps siience avr tN€ Pone Authorizes ‘His: Congregation aif Ss Cis _& - , Ld) . . , the event at the dramatic enzi- |; ast. nus se _— Most Bishops. ne Judge may have , : = : a dge may ha ain neering as one might marvel we: Adequate Support. Br 1 - t Press, iT} Ff PeTMIOVed Th ¢ vag i owe er enna al ae eae a" an os 774. . by ; ff el public a the Mississippi harnessed. To such acting adequate sup- R OM * oo 6.—The Pope : ot Sill er 1] U 4 ° : . »? = + Hae > orri. > a err adoan TPN ; Y ¢ W- a) iia nee ‘ blic ¢ ith in Provocative Drama. WUT.’ is excrcenae d. Robe r Hat ei has ( onf rire oi re = Eats nsion Os po ae . Pe ane: ; “Old English.” as against he gan’s youthful futility as “Bob ers on Cardinal Gasparri, Papal ee ae “Fors, + wage oy Sh — *“~.Pillin has exactly the hidden, Secretary of State, by granting to » ¢ ” : syvte c b. a atiy S é ? BR *xt inary. ce on the Federal bench, Well as owe oe ll Pa og eta — a touch of manhood. Murray Kin- the Congregation for Extraordinary | could laugh at his ace the leita accra on ee et ” nel’s Charles Ventnor is authenti- Ecclesiastical Affairs, over which é m , > * o 7 , , 4 . ~ m " = . ° . ently defy the processes - Pennant, epigrammatic SUS cally the brisk brusque blackmall- | the Cardinal presides, the duty of in safety. All Jud P Bestion in the play about the lives er Ivan Simpson’s Joseph Pillin| naming Bishops in all countries a . " © ; thao? ‘ * ‘ . , . ° ready account by @ 6U- - three generations what, {nm the joo yving crapulency. Irby Mar-| where it is necessary for the Vati- f ") > © ~ * we 4 .37 by “ye +> . + , ~ 334; } ‘ especially fs this true . — yee bepowen — aSLCY embodiment of Celtic impulsive- regard to possible political objec- by the people for short isclosed in a phrase: “Foretzn- nees with a surface of hobohemia.! tions to the appointments. ed for life, or duringg * are made for trouble.” A NOV- Eecjje Dixon's Phyliis is a fresh It is estimated that 90 per cent : cokg chapter would tell uo Jur and dewey e¢vocaiion of woman- of all Catholic Bishops come with- t process established by ied Peaa determinedly re spectab! hood's morn. With the face and ;in this category. One of the re- ution is sufficiently con-§ “#Ughter caiches sight of a Valen- grace of Molly Johnson's Molly, sults of this arrangenient, it is ‘ration to safeguard them “"®: “Cupid! And withovwt «ven 4, who would not be refreshed, 4@8 stated, will be that it will be neces- and the honor of thé Quiver!” We know her heart. was old Heythorpe? , sary for all these Bishops to con- In this comedy Galsworthy 1s Across the statue as they pass | form strictly to the political poli- ess or partisan assaults.j case, a long investigation] master of irony, rather than the|more than a score of characters: cies of the 2apal Secretary of | been made by the Ju- ®ocla] satirist of “Loyalties,” his every one an individual, not a cari- State. ! and the House itself™ ‘'@*t Play here. We love the rascal cature among them ail. A mas- seprceintd of the {mpeachment 5 and admire his death, which, after terly stage direction rounds _— | NO DECORATION FOR WALSKA Opposition to “Giving: Her Cross of Legion of Honor Too Strong. It is not often that @n Englishinan can laugh — at hu- play. Tine irony ES Parr ‘cin in the Senate. Co 4018 swinish. ‘two-thirds majority fine irony in the play; ‘. Most Senators, as e¢% Manity in mellow laughte In- in the playing. Last night “Old | Soprright, 1926. by the Presse and Pulitzer nstrated, demand that tlhged by bitterness. Gal Samet v¥ English” preached his “Don’t do : ‘ublishing, | vs. (New York World a ne clear and convincing oes. And he finds humanity the anything but what you want to PARIS ue et ea ee ad ‘© to remove a Federal same in Victorian days as now. do” for the benefit of the College ae at so agai egy meg Me 28: Judges hitherto im- Not less masterly is the irony of Club’s fund to assist young woni- ee ae ee a besa: of | three were acquitted by George rliss in presenting “Old en through the regimentations of tf a . Paps “ : a Soci, English.” He, like Galsworthy,;our modern university courses. posed to MaKe rer a Knight in ‘ment that gets no far- Provokes the imagination, but ges- | Fine irony was therein, too. Ss canine ten pein yes rescial be recommended by them ‘“Te rather than epigram is his Jnree Ministers Seek City Offices. se oon padieesiclincssnr be ree niet nmittee is a reminder t@ means. That gesture compares 10) By the Associated Press. pes SAAT head help Athy, dee cetee

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AON RARER age Coe oe Ae NE AA Th ee WR —T lv » S ~* % 4 F $ ; « 2 ; See : 5 * 2 ae SAL oe ae niga $5, ss oo —— oe t- ne Pe t; * 7 a adg 2 Mm mete ~~ Sie pele Bo ee Bae ret his ed IERIE tee A Be - ee ee ely P65. ey Fad . i “s a es en gos Fo eRe : cal % ; $ cer ; ae + ce. Se ht 28 a». 4 me ee = River Advocates and Contractors in a Row .. : 4 . : R 7 3 fentinued from Page 19. with different names. * i oOo ad “Pr ae — oe ; . te iy - ” + . errr tr revr ia pres svsteni lets eontracts 4resses, close scru : . . x a yee . - , ~. . ’ thot a 1 .P? wu rete ? (ti ore tae bids are reasonable. ang. ‘"4° @ I en wri : ? ? +? 74 5. . Te14a 1S tre eos ¢ « Aah fd. 2OOC]S Itsy OWN Work where ““#2e typewri: “= ’ ; » - = he | ~ . 2 . # ~ - _ aa° TW PS ; q, :. Ota’ Oal ons ‘> ONMTrs er m ‘. ‘ A eo Pa : LAS \ tien 4 tal tee a ‘ ae ve a .OoTrs Set k , = IimMocwrr. > ~— eral \ -7 snore in mm TrjIe i. > ees 2% Prices ai és i Ss ck ; UN s x ’ a : > > . “sft T ar ; mor tr ‘ore re. Q ] aj *.7 Sng hf 12 const ruction interests CU is A 4a : « « . ~c Og . . ° : . — . . a + « — > . _ ees “ | \. t u ‘ -4 4a. 28 Would ike to see contrac- aleiis : , ore - a” ’ i : 4 ’ a4 Liie« 4 2 +3 “try ene . ; . ry t ’ . ¢ > we Pe - +e ‘ =e ; re > te wv — : } luts as to tiie taX Payer. a ® rr. a | = oe | ‘ Oo “>t ™ is ¢ - rind ~ ~ © . * — e : 38 O21 Is not in the public in- ; ~ a mae . ea’ @* $aeaee *® - : eraine? * . eset srrat ¢ . St, Newton declared, “and I aacceate : * A» ai - ~ : inalte iy} Statcneweni for Contractors. inaiter: Div opnpnnoeer.? + .* . " ‘ e*% » . ™ , 4 . - ‘ . en? ant . — * . - om = : iv’e 2 ii’? iad: 5 « When the $50.990,000 ap ria- . . “a . -" ; as ~ eu ¢ ca ‘ ro ‘ ~ = i.* “ : Oo or rivers and harbors : - - . ; eS - ” x ‘ wora ecausge wv: > . a" . — aa peel Sup \ } 7 as in it ‘,i™4 ? - . . es « aad “~ 77 er me | . ?? 7 ieee s.y rn 4 c -> = a = sion i iiss Seton learned | ? ‘ es ‘ ry A rt a * at = anaes ‘ i i a 4 “> & «A ng Aiiit sitii * re @ 7 j Orv 4 : i i- a ‘ . provisions or ha i on, . " . ‘ 5 i ym Sa ; . J . 7 ' a . am poe. Ob, : , » tractors . ‘tal > ’ ae to + Des “ 3 Se ie . ‘4 s { A | 4 -_ s Le iblgiae | In.roduc ion }o meet 7] : e . ve “a t SDeC¢ ‘ = VYOUIU Teossi ble en ere oh & vy }- sy a PAL | 7 = s . . ea ~~ eae _ mé ys : kaa . ad _= ° ms > obs in = TMI pessir ‘ i . sOGS "iT @amnmrt ai.» ; , . ~ + , identaliy, did not materializ: HES ce ee +7 Se ry ¢ ‘ ea 5 : 3 e . 7 " . s© * “ ci tiuit.@ a nreaan } eS abe T } oe i » Mel . ~* £ i> » + . « ‘ >. 7 - : .*» ._* : + + _- CAr6o eo L LO kd ‘ mons \ Suc ii ; ~ ~ + se ~T se... 4 . A - ‘ ‘ o > * : Piaila COST . 44 trove rririi« ‘ i . cae . “ners vr aro . . cirace - a 3 ~s ** ~ rtrry 4 * $ “7 ; Sry bd 2pproxXimatiicns i>e>4 aAUuse pi O ne atin > + ¢ . 7 Wiser ei A> : ™ @ ees 6 re _- > __ l«e a... ae of eont! aCiors are tier i5 CDi addac 4 no i the - merit a syste ; gern - iS 7 44 aia o « T3) Woe ‘oan'’s *% reanr tis@ {> .y 3 ‘ +f wad > ’ Sih ws eel ns ~ ~ r* ™ — _ ~se sane? ~e-* > » a i. a. Seti i As wih 6 bs wee . se 1.4 ’ 7 - + I» yy oh i? Lent wo li 4 ,OS8t U0S8t i «&% Aa - ion » 9 ,- . Saiites| ~ + re ca 4 A t Va CUisis = | om é « 5 ~ ° . Ya » 5 ~~ il ae } *. 7 . - ~ A = . = ie ~ = ~ ee. + oo *unk » > ‘ ‘ s Pp i Fee i . ; - rhe! PP: aX S Va wn ra i Or o *- , . “> me —y * , h = ‘. 3 . wt : a —— > Denies (.overnment Competes. e i ia Se Ai - : ~W pa Vocis ~ oad — asVi& « soe ; —~ z “— - . = . _— ; oo A DO Ut Ai ahae LJ e aavet is an + - . a . Se ~" . aA 4 ‘ *s as .o rq - » - rlan* mel: evn obs ¥ Pr. . or adda roy €Tl2 aa ‘ Je Mm iso as p ’ see *t — om, ro a te xo - — . P ‘ . . ; » ° N = = re et = , sa’ 7° 9, : , ™ +» -r es Or New _*> awr Alné “Ty a en ¢ >) "ahem = Jee os s he tT» | ‘ec ‘sys? srs re -—s °° iialii eet Seth. iS “tun aa . oa pee i a 27 7 =m Over nre.ra* " . a J _ > a BRP > 7 j . wa Q@NNUA, BPpsOpraacVia av: —e Kite ma th = “ e3 tor ane Bere: & 2 8 os eA PRHc2 rT . work there *s a remain ili $ - , : ; a tt . at " és >»? “- ‘ ; > > eat : erie ef e Wou.d ® 2 sped [0 Mak bad ~~ ‘ ° COT - O} 4, . a is a. arnw ¢ eRe > 7. oe ard way for a contra mail deliverr. » AN 4 . s : . ene! “ee “2 a : : eS span R riepartment to tet vstwa™= estimate. to give them the con- ton. tract. This procedure is fo.owec The Arges grew out of 2 rob- just because the Government Dery of two men held up in Forest doesn’t want to compete with pri- Park and taken to the county ina Vaig Dusiness. It is when the bids automobile Assistant Prosecuting are too high or when nere is re- Attorney Noble nolle prossed ° ” a ~ > ceived that the Government does charges on the ground that an im- 244% - ; > eh - © -* ie | ~ ’ its own work. They say that tne portant witness was in 2 . ys ? ~ ¢ *} ny Government is tn the business for Another man ‘ag yea sintls ait. ment 148 net charged with Flood, br‘ the : ry? y . * profit The Crovern! > making a proefit ou ~~ . ~ » . + Oi FTivers asia ¢ larges Were nowue prossed some - harbors work. It is merely get- time ago. Flood denied the sharge ting a dollar for dollar return for — —$$$$$_______— the money Congress appropriates. Senate Passes Claims Resolution. Under the contractors plan (the By the Associate! Press Gevernment would get only $ or WASHINGTON, March 1+ “9 cents return from every doi- Chairman Borah of the Senat ar becattse these men are in the Foreign Relations Committee usiness for profit We ne ndertaken to prod the State De- much experience With ct ractors partment on the settle t of during the war ta accept fora laims of American citizens agains: ‘ ° that patriotiam comes first ing Great Britain and France rising profits seconc. if of wriolations of the rights of “The fact that the Government neutrals from the pening of the can do the work . necessary Jas World War until the j aj Ststes } ept the pri ute ids 3 vy" UT} ecanie hell gsereni The hairman the other hand, prices have §0ne introduced a resolution cailing o up where the contractors Knew te Secretarvw Kelloce to advise the Government couldnt do the work. Senate. if not incompatible wit! Such a condition exists in the Ha- 1e@ public terest, what steps h waiian Islands now. We have &D- (ts taking to negotiate claims cen- propriated $2,900,000 for te ‘im- yention with London and Par provement of the harbor at Hono- the reco ution was referred to thea lulu. On the islands there are only foreign Relgtions Committee. three or four contractors able to ~ eee do the work. The bids of these Pontifical Tiles’ Tax Reduced. R. . > contractors have been so high that By the Associated Press. e the army engineers have re! proceed with the work, and on lately by the threat to import ma- chinery from the States have they ised to 'y POE Xs _ 73 Pp iu M Cas Mal 4 ~ 0 —= rincess, ™, + “ ’ : . OURL ai ¢ OLIer noosies Crea, @d , j ar i. - >. = Papal warrant hare had to pay 3 =o ia - * > % 4 ~ mrse (axes {0 280 4a.@lan «rovern- ' ~ 3+? . _ Ti. .4 7) ~ . * Ps . =" ’ = ¢ 7 " been able to come WILIhin taiking ment before they could use their . ’ b + i. oe +7 -¥"4,, . : distance with the contractors. titles, The Fascist rulers, how- Answers Contractors’ Propaganda. «ver, in conformity with the tend- In the propaganda sent to ency toward reconciliation with Washington correspondents, the -_ we - ._* . °* 5, hare now cut the tax- contractors have maintained that es by §° per cent. “the Government cannot do con- struction or any other business which requires human effort as efficitentiy or as economically as it can be done br experts trained in that ‘particular line of actiryity.” adding that “it is a well-known fact that the public dollar will not buy the same efficiency as the pri- vate dollar.” When this statement ™~as brought to Newton's attention, he said, “the contractors in thei must Include the salaries of their highty paid officia's. We hare the services of such men as Gen. Ta- lor, whose salaries are paid br the War Department. The e-my engi- neers ere the best trained engi- neers in the country, WY net the "9 « world. They are selecte:] from the best students of West Point, they ave @ rich background and ther are incorruptible. There has rev- er Deen a scanda! tn the Army En- gineer Corps. The work of these nren f@ their recerd and thetr rec- ord t@ ene of efficiency. “Tt stands to reason that thece men can perform their engineering tasks more efficientiv and with greater permanency than privnte contractors who are seeking profits Even if they could not, and it cost BOHEMIAN HOP FLAVORED RICHEST STRONGEST BEST MICGHEST ANY LU DEALER ADVERTISEMENT as much to perform the work bv | . Vd still be tn favor of the engineers on the grounds of militarr expedi- ency. These men are getting the practical training ther would need th event of a war. Besides this, they must do a certain ercentage, and mecessarily a large percentace of the work, so they can make in. teffigent estimates on the work that ip to ge ultimately to the prt- vate contractors.” — Newton was chagrined at the ‘lobtring the = centracters 9 hare started. He produced five fa-:tere reeetved tm the morning mail, all from St. louis, urging him to vote for the bil. Ther were signed. Many peopie have become desnon- dent because ther have been led t belleve that there igs mo remedr to heip their condition. Sufferers should ask for a sma!! bottie of Moone’s Emerald ©1] a: any good drug store. It softens the cartilage around the bones, takes the soreness ent of the ligaments and temdonme aml earee the pain The first ap Diicstien E'Tee inMant ceiief amd comfnr: sousagnds hare cowie (ange. ugir car: ornare ine asm! License hs Si °TID t my yh FG Bag Moone « Foire Taig, (ii Asi Ema Craiggie AT. it. Dut Ser ‘ra «(he ’ te a Khesifer Drug Co. or Waift-s \ Serag " Serss or Johnsen Bros. Drug Co. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCK ; ’ : ee ae a ~ , Al . ariyt i ‘ : . ‘ ~ , 5 ~- ° 4 \es ¢ ; . -" a. ] . Th ‘ ciless a ; Yi ih i ite | wT * q eh al site atl - AY » Se yvenars Rin iast S° ize appearan Ce +Y Av Ad s aver- wean , for is 3 rs ees ~-}* bes Puchi Va ‘ ae on il ‘ se . 00 = ~ ~ ine “The Sonu: w MM: TN . e Lee a e radon of See ene +; Rae mace! — ze , The POST-DISPATCH its the only St. Louis evening TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH 16. 192 POST-DISPATCH _ iets — en rere - ~ a eegemennahenes ° -- ~™ = oar — nae = — — ree nt alae tte ————EE ee a ee ee ; t Ford’s Theater. Baitimore, tn ACTOR FOR 6] YEARS DIES 1865. He supported Chariotte CURED 4 N J “ , WITHOUT THE 7 : @ Supported ~ : t+ atk. o*? =A lis n, So, = Cushman, Maggie Mitchel and , ‘ air H. Burto ( USIIR aii, ati- o - * D. .' EXPERIENCE “The Quaker Girl, 501 PINE STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO. Sundars. 19 to 1. a pa “ MAR PART THRE! eel Dignified — Artistic Not Expensive 4 i aa + *? ; one «ho the Mouse. rT = Vian , — ’ ‘ i ii8 { Lv aS Sew ~~ Fe , Li ae >» > “Movies Closed at Speaal to the Post-Disp URBANA, HL, & ; 4 © he . “4 v - @: 306 North Fourth Street—Near Olive—Main 349g end 3 j ,° i Ps Se 7 "ae is by : " ER § i ie +9 ived by his widow, & Gaugo- newspaper giving Associated Press news service. . —Aiad — oat —) . ~ ' ~ m _> * > — + eS % Iean tT r? Tr 4 ’ - sage ‘ > oe hu a AO era tA i ; ’ ain sg st: . hana, home of the . 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The exquisite Tudor period, together with antique hardware and gold-vein line, makes these Out- tits unusually desirable. See them arranged in our Bedroom salon just as they will look in your home. $20.00 Cash Places This Entire Outfit in Your Home-~\Balance Monthly | —— = “Gibson Oak Refrigerator na : — With a Two-Quart Water Cooler Co? A Telus $ | 45 ) ie Rage sip Ee [ Ruche- Coopersmith Automatic Da-Bed | With Storage Space Feature = ~ ~ 7 . 7” be 2 j i ié4! d . ) i 4 ue ra ote - ; “a Fist wea’ -* * ; . at eh = S ‘onl ; Wo ~~ * ‘ ~*- a +$eé is ach a = | = : ; ~ . - - - 4 > ~ ~ ° ~~ Zi A 7 ee a ae a. F " « ’ “ * a S fa _ ~ ~ > . a “~* . ' - -_- “ ~ a? ’ y : Los ee | e s co » s iL = s aon - = ~y ~ = ; > s a = ni ae ical retanne a - _ ~_ - af. -~ - _ al -- * ny Aare re wh $1 Cul-—Balance Monthly | "$2.00 Cash—Balance Monthly Cabinet -. ee : : 9 . Five-Piece Unfinished Breakfast Suites | w ~~ ; ae | ) | ALL STEEL GRAY ENAMEL = | $ Sx 79 ¥7.?. - $ 45 | wld j} 2iwes, Al ¢ a @ : 4 Se +4 . a © we s r "7 ( reeks | 7 ? of ee ot Sake cals 2 . ; \ ip-ped if ei - | : rv a at will appeal to eco; |] preaxrast suit OF INTE . = ~ > - 7 ‘ Ata a a4ib4 a4 tat i | ] a " AS oo’ ‘i 7t" :? ry) 6 4 7 ' . 2 £42 7 : mh iit sii ile eet Pe BAC SETS Gh a mods raie@ ‘ONT 2 + Tat » eh OE ee ’ : ‘ > ie ~~ ras . A.A & > a }- wr > sd > rx« =" ‘ ta . > - re \ e i SilV¢ = wra iN ws § lati Lin vit ~] ta Wi te ; : Wy T ‘= ; ; } a ~ ro, rn 3 ¢ vs! - ’ 7 : . a , . . > - ™ , . . ™ ; ; — : . ae * (4.4 c - Thacp ? ’ Pad , : ij;Yr i F sf * ’ 4 , } Y 'Ty% 7 : oblong style that extemds: the china.cabinet is the latest enclosed model. the. f:.. _ bese fine velour suites are Rere win the newest Nachman spring constr | " ; : . > , + - a : - ee ? aa ae c ATi; es Ft eBrqinr *- - 7 +74 — Tha e7* oe the Tear? : Pi ry + . 7 - . “dl 3 : 4 ‘rOUaIrs an i Sit Pi iia@ir are UPuoisrtereg Lil ¢ Irie ig Lapestrv a l ¢ ,° or, er . . : — peeepicanmne ee a 24 “ud —* Fe & i. €642L5 ih » mia sist a i ft + ~ 7 r rs? time oe Heavy ee; $10 Cc : : 3 | oree a _ pad sis C hag ash—Bailance in Easy Payments 9 $12 } -00 Cash—Baiance in Easy Payments “4 “' ~\ ; Living-Room Chair | ( oe | | Highboys Reduced | igZnboey , in RE 8 | Highboys Reduce E : ii ee me - ons ; 7? , - Ble, f , > Value at .. petal | > -o | ’ a ocean ae ity » acti g aoa 4 1 on ™ oe pe is ‘ r ; eee yo a) ; Scan nk = Roam |} | Pes,4.. = : . ‘hairs are marrsious | | 4 SLXNUT finish Highboy i valle: this nrire They + ad i t " . eae tomy it San whe Sk crawersa E5- zy zs i} rE . —_ a “ } ; ae ‘a — - * 7 | ahora ar s. | | ; ty & special e at $14 ite $7.00 Cash : : 0- 2-24-26-28-30 OLIVE STREET | ! $7.00 Cash 44 5 aaa ‘4 poe

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_ — ae kad ea MARK. Letter Heads 1 — Artistic EIS-SPORIS| ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH [WANTS- . 4 pensive | — — — 14 Stationery Co, ———— ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY Council last’ night, when the Me | icenses of the March 16.—Ur-) were revoked. Movies Closed at Urbana, IIL if Special to the Post-Dispatch. URBANA, Ill. \live—Main 3480 two movie houses By the Associated Press The licenses were a ‘ — ,OIN f the University fis witl as a 3 na, home of the y Of; withdrawn because “both mana- .«. BE sninois, will have no more movies gers have repeatedly ignored the suit of action taken by the City, day movies.” i SHEL-RONI the municipal waukee asked the local } american Beauty 4 the New Delicious Food gress for modification stead act. Beer Plea Fails in San Diego. SAN DIEGO, Cal.. March 16.— ® tor a few days at least, as the re- moyie ordinances prohibiting Sun-| "4 4 single supporter in the San | Diego City Council yeSterday when authoritics of Mil- | adopt a resolution calling on Con- of the Vol-'§ A move that tine reyuest | be filed carried unanimously. | LABOR CHIEF IN CITY eee Vv A te ~— rae ar : Baliviere, from Lind ; REAL ESTATE —— a “PAGES 23—40__ . oe 2 ~ s h oe Jadd >? - X Soon Sipe e's rare grein WARNING : f & # There is only one é 1e° = Pepto-Mangan, that is 4 = Gude’s Pepto-Mangan. ire ee ut- ‘. Te Wo NA, SERRE RS cas "+. wee ee see ee + +e ‘ *-. ee rw aretetete et Fe al 010 8 Sn © 2 2 ae + oe i ee ee no ae Sk — SERS epto ~ Mangan OS OP on eK OE FFP PeC re eee 8 “ee a ee ee a «*e* 9° ats a ee ong sata «ss 0 8 @ 8 A A Oe ee eS ee oe - > * Years FLOM GREEN HER os 48 +. —e “AS50006 ate’ s’s Ow “6 6 te a Most of them have been chauffeur-driven and owned by people who can afford Cadillacs —who could afford to give their cars good care. ae ee oe ee eee - . “ eee : en ee aes: ~— When you buy such cars, on the GMAC time-payment plan if you care to, at less than $1200 apiece, why fear that old used car bugaboo? Cadillac cannot misrepresent its cars—new or old. Your money beck tf you think so! Accept only “Bayer” package which contains proven directions. | DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART | Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets / Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists._ | Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaccticacidester of Salicylicacid ye oe ee — Senne enereneecenmnemnmmeememnmetemnnn ne $A ~ a sow LT ee ee eR n- . pie: *’ Bie . ot jo Teet « ; ot i * Broadwav’ Locust * Olive FIRST IN SIZE AND IN SERVEG

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hi RO a rs 5, sake akin a! ok ae ae ” 5 eet auali ge | Any ah) ates a ee ee we NT TSS Se " . ta. 2 eo a es ‘ re ae ee cL Se tL Pile es a Pee Rath 2 Ber v4 A aot are ee NE EP MN NG AM AIT IE I SN ANE OT A, PET DT bay Be gs ees hak ai y Ree % exe a Se ene od t ; 3 ia é } ; 8 ; a : rg (| ta j oa. | | om [ee 4 “s ) “| og - st LOUIS POST-OISPATCH _ mn RECEIVERSMIP SUIT FILED "BOY ON ROLLER-SKATES HIT AGWNST CORLISS SUPPLY CO. BY TRUCK DRIVER FLEES rmhhbokier Ts Pleeres as Pid ewoman a Witnes in Death of U.S. Inspector LIGHT AND POWER CO. © ==>. . ecided today. adding that whether isOn was taken h suicida 12 H AN .D LOC UL ST easy eyes eae — —_— | MF amy ” . % r Pn s . a t ; ~ * } a . Beg’ ™ - * ‘a? — , w a) : ‘ i Same ~ | —_ an & VY s+ of . S,™ — ape XE v Shui. “e Nos. Ne : ~ chess veu «a ~ * 7 = : .* * 2 _ - - 7 - ‘ . - . - in - - - >. . — =~ 4 2 : a+ ~ _ a . - - . . : ‘ —) 5 . ' « - . * ‘ . ~« - ~- - . a ie ~ . + o~ " + , i ’' en” j - 4 ~ ~~ - - i -s ~ A -" : ~ . re, we ° . t > ~ 7 ~ - ~~ ~~ ~ 7 ~ . . Street road address pr ye | . ST. Lou's POST-DISPATD ee oe a - z... —— — rw Te ees - ow3wren Es EEE SS o 4 strat: on worst =— price reductions . — 5 S 7 prices Vo av =P A Few Real Bargains in Gas Ranges i. that have seen very | use in demon- light use and very great i. cavenient wen a Fee Gas Paymea: Terms Ranges at bargain 9th & Washington 16th & Cass very ST. LOUIS ST. PATRICK’S DAY SPECIALS! “t. Legis Greatest (Clothing Stere. Uut ef the High Rent District. Offers minute grays, blues, browns, etc. Single Save 5.50 Wednesday St. Patrick's Day With Every Boys’ & Youths’ | 3.90 aed vest wl Fer 10.00 i-piree I 6.90 eng and shert pants ; a aBqg test “ait. || 1.00 “tone pants | New & $6 valine Choice of Several Hundred Men's and Young Men's New Spring 2-Pants Suits, Topcoats and Gabardines All the new up-to-the- 14-50 | or double breasted. 19-59% FREE — Boys’ Hat or Cap — FREE| For twe-pants “cits; ene leng. eme siert: aisea ‘eet. Fer high-grade - here. ong pants, knickers. vest “sauite. ] [Bers Tepeeats 3 75) a ea Zorog ee | nothing so effective as OlL-cfSALT 2 ° nts sy it z has ever been discovered betore! The use it ss a part of standard - a u action of this rew ant useptic and Aea/- ; In response to manrreguests, this : ; - marvelcn +3 ing Du: : Sow offered bh ant is little short of marvelous. It is so » Frag Regret. hae: as i ie Oe a public. Ne home shouid ever be wit! potent tnat It £.u.S VUT pains ane taree —~—jor rou never can te] when Belcher Hotel and Turkish Baths Department for Ladies. Fourth and Lucas Discovery Ends Burn Pai OR quick. scre relief fom burns, in Three hair. The it as @ sign , that you are . uging—and | the world wants Youth. Thousands of men 1 ‘whose hair was gray © ed’ have tred eo they are frankly « the imorovement it ha their appearance. For, with the aid of colorless liquid, gray hai natural shace—not over go axk ward and embarra mussy ayes are used— bi ually that the c c be seen ‘Tom day to cay. eften appear in s week. 3 Kol 4 minutes! Cool and soothing—never fameand ee in ¢ : ' —_—_ ceac’vy work. A hot store, stcaming ? ~ > smarts im the slightest cegree. crackling rubbish fre—andin the twe For a an OlL-ef SALT gentir penetrates the in- @ 89 eve the Ege flamedtissueandinsulatestheseared nerve ‘*2e7 e. &-cent bottie of OlL-of SAL : ed | ingredients st: tru] late growth of the new Don't wait until emergescy tissue at once. Healing actuaily commences prepared with OIL-ef3ALT * a few moments after burnisreceived! No marvelon 9 for sunburn. too. Y« wonder Fire Departmentsin cver 28 cities will suppir rou. Moner cheerful say they “can't do business without it”asd fen are uot extirely satisfied. OIL °%- ‘SALT _ Made ix C. A. MOSSO LABORATORIES. 215 Seuth Leavitt Street. Chi a ie . ‘ cea T'S sheer carelessness to let pyor- * © - . Re ot IE rhea’ cause trouble in your mouth. ° 4 : TER Yer vour dentist knows that four out ~ . a a of hve past fortv, and many younger, a = > * ° > ~*~ ~ ; aed - . ~ = rr > . vw ' surer eae $8: Cnis Sel 4s &. cull PO lc begins with tender D ieeding gums. Soen the teeth loosen in their sockets and the poison spreads through the system, causing rheumatism, neuritis and other similar diseases. Forhan’s tor the Gums is the’simpke, easv wav to keep you out of pvorrhea’s clutches. It’s a pleasant dentifrice that tirms the gums and gives the teeth a thorough cleansing. t contains Forhan’s Pyorrhea Liqe thays Give Your Dentist a chance Toe many wat until an aching teeth forces them inte the dentist's chatr. [tis feily te suffer y { uid which has been used by dentists for the last 15 years in the treatment of pyorrhea. grve yeur dentist g chance to prevent troudic in yeur mouth by cissfing bem at least trrice 4 year ‘or 2 therough fecth and sum insfection. If used reguiariy and in time, For- har's | prevents or checks pyorrhea and sO is am important safeguard to health. Begin today to use Forhan’s night and morming as a wise precaution. ill druggists, $5c and 60c 1n tubes. Form: '* ar - “> or hai D dD ‘ 6444 46 ; a= « je £26 @ * . . >: ft Forhan Company, New York FOR THE GUMS AORE THAN A TOOTH PAS TS . + - FF Cweces Flee thes seediess parn when ail you have to de is ‘2 ‘i -_ ~ “MiLlLPR Assistant © "ese ee @ ee @ eee © ee @ © ta a Wii T HE R-°

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ATIC ing tue Waste Products Tit ral Sulphur Water. urkish Baths ‘ourth and Lucas Ay. surn Pains hree Minutes tia a oe ee ee ee ee - il ie sitine ” ey ee, Bry 18h ic es ea ae Why Have ~~ Gray Hair? Don’t deceive yourself. No one really wants gray hair. The world accepts it as a sign that you are aging—and the world wants Youth. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH +n -« os € Thousands of men and women \ 1 hair was gray or becomin ‘ seeker” have tried Kolor-Ba pre Se : i _and they are f rankly delighted at %\ - the improvement it has made in a Kolor-Bak has the added virtues of a temic. It gives the hair a beau- tiful softness and lustre and at the same time routs dandruff. Try it. No sample of your hair is required. The same bottle may be used by everyone. And you can get your money back if desired results do not appear. Guarantee in each package. their appearance. For, with the aid of this clean, colorless liquid, gray hair regains its natural shade—not overnight as is go awkward and embarrassing when mussy dyes are used—but so grad- ually that the change can scarcely be seen from day to day. Yet results often appear in a week. § @ part of standard equipment! onse to many requests, this amaz-_ aid ts now offered to the general io home should ever be without it i never can tell when treacherou d scalding steam will get in their ‘ork. A hot stove, steaming kettle yrubbish fire andinthetw inkling e the unexpected happens. Right cent bottle of OIL-of SALT in the chest is worth its weig!it in gold. wait until emergency arises. Be _ with OIL-of SALT today. It's 1s for eunburn,too. Your druggist iy you. Money cheerfully refunded notentirely satisfied. Just ask for |. Bantshes Gray Hair For Men and Women Special Sale Price 6 Days Oniy perenne Regular $4 50 Price i= ALT uth Leavitt’Street, Chicago, I St. Louis evening news service. | WALGR = Specialist in= msLASot HHO ‘__ = 5 i” in 7 7 4 HEA * "> ry + % % ~ er _ a “i 4 nm - pit hi, a ee . ay 4 tet en 3 At All EN Drug Stores Ps $14 Washingten 619 Lecust 6100 Easton $15 Olive St. $00 DeBoliver , & gas heater (ins Was an accident. were ill, she declared, and she was Kolor-Bak 360 Skinker Read « TUESD. oe -_—— XY BVENING. eee . FAMILY OF 3 OVERCOM BY GAS: ONE DIES | Boy, 2, Found Unconscious With Mother and Brother, Succumbs in Hospital. ng = A mother and her two gsmal! in a O’Fallon sons were found unconscious at 1017 - Q ,r) Sald LSC re ij- ~w > Be etl i YLISSIS a. te 18 ie. arte ree day tour through the hear siase Nate ttaag & oft « ee Stes A visit to tne interesting a day and a half; historic National Military Park; For circular outlining full details end complete information, simply tn and mail coupon below. Chambers of Commerceand Charges vary according t GD. Miter. Assistant General Passenger Ascatj if eee eee eereeteeeee er eeeneeenee® F. D. Miller, Assistant Gene Illinois Central Ly Be ae State. ... Se eu eae aenaeeannaaeae as & Iinois . "@@e8 6066 « Leodunbenuusnaae 4 ES —Tennessee, Mississippi and Louisiana. Features of the Tour Unusually low round trip railroad fare. Sleep- ing car accommodations for entire trip—no hotel bills. All conveniences of modern travel ) —club and observation cars; drawing-room, / compartment and open section sleeping cars. | | Laurel and Hattiesburg; two days on the beau- Jas tiful Mississippi Gulf Coast—Biloxi,Gulfport see od Pass Christian;short sojourn at Hammond, 4 @® La; New Orleans, “The Paris of America”, for ci | \ @ typical southern plantation. Entertainment. sight-seeing tours, boat trips, etc., and, in some cases, meals provided at stopover points through the courtesy of used and number of passengers occupying space. Meals not included in price. Meals telephone or personal inquiry of nearest Passenger representative | 324 MW. Broadway. Phone Garfield 2032 oa Pine ge! Railroad. 910 Planters B ae a on train optional at reasonable cost. of Sesine U’ h without cost to me, copy Detatled information quickly and Spring Vacation Tour Circular. . City Ticket Office, * Union Station Ticket Office, "See Pe eeeneeeaeeec eee eeeeeeetee Phone Main 910 Planters Bldg., 408 Pine af — | ) {THE ROAD OF TRAVEL LUXxURY Ww 0 \. expense four [Sto the beautiful to Gaagali sissippi Gulf Coast ad New Orleans from yo. St. Louts | SPECIAL TRAIN — 4 Home on Wheels Illinois Central Spring Vacation party will leave St. Louis 10:15 p.m., April Ist,on an eight- t of the “Old South” citied of Memphis, Vicksburg and its Greenville and a otherorganizations. o accommodations courteously furnished om 18th and Market Sts. 4700 Address mail inquirtes fo ral Passenger Agent Railro a St... St. Louls, Mo. 509-3 Smeal ator. “They want somebody who is not the candidate of either the brewery interests or of the lunatic fringe.” There also is an active campaign MARCH 16, 1926 a eT a aennueeess to succeed Pinchot as Governor. The latest aspirant is Representa- tive Thomas W. Phillips Jr., who at Washington has announced he |favors modifying the Volstead Act. “TWAS SICKLY AND COULDN'T EAT” Then Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN brought permanent relief Constipation takes its toll in health and happiness — but reau ‘vhat Mr. Jessup has to say: *“T was aiceye sickly and could not eat —but last May ~ was told about Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN. Since using Kellogg’s ALL- BRAN I have not lost a day’s work. In May I weighed 109 pounds. I now weigh 136 pounds, and it’s all due to eating Kellogg's ALL-BRAN.” J. E. Jessup, East St. Louis, I. Don’t let constipation sap your health, undermine your strength. It can cause over forty serious ail- ments! Blotchy skin, sick head- aches, nervousness, anemia — are but afew of thesymptoms, Beware! Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN is . anteed to relieve the most chronic constipation if eaten regularly. Because Kellogg’s is ALL BRAN —a 100% bran product — 100% effective. Eat Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN with milk, cream and fruit. Use it in cooking too. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek, Michigan, and sold by all grocers, Served in al] restaurants. bd ~ ~~ ee one ports Tl Re Mrs. John ST.LOUIS POSi-DISPATCH x1eft of $700 Ring. W. Riedy of 1037 ‘South Taylor avenue, yesterday re- a dresser in her home. ported the theft of a diamond ring valued at $700 from the drawer of When back ache or entire system, with continuous in- to break down the good health of even strong men and women if the kid- nevs are not restored to normal ac- terruption of tivity. Most people who trouble are bothered with excessive. kidney action, and in-many cases if the kidney action is restored to a “When the Kidneys Act Too Freely Take Liquid Shumake some othe? torturing pains are almost sure to develop. The strain on the kidneys and the sleep, is bound have kidney the kidneys are overactive,. normal condition al] misery from that source is relieved. Liquid Shumake is prepared spe- cially for over-activity of the kid- neys aud relieves kidney weakness by removing the cause of the trou- ble. Children affected with excessive kidney action at night should have a dose of Liquid Shumake just be- fore supper time for awhile to cor- rect this annoving disorder. Liquid Shumake is obtainable at all drug stores with full directions.—Adver- tisement. The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening ae newspaper giving Associated Press news _Servies. ADVERTISEMENT Safest Way to Stop Pain Tt ts no longer necessary te take heat lepressing drugs or dope of any Find to eliea nerre torture cansed by oeurttis uraigia, sciatica or rheumatism. Just apply Tremol over the part that h and ece how quickly you will be freg-from cuscomfort. Tysmol is a soothing. healing abeorhent that goes in through the pores and drives the inflammation which haa geettied The mil rub it on rou can feel it beginning to work. Pains and aches 600n s8iop, congestion fs re moved, and soreness and iuflammatien gradually disappear. Although Tyemo! is pnt up epectalig for nerre pain and inflammation, suffer:vs have"found {t equally good for taking the ont of etiff, aching jotnte. Pleasant, harmiess and ea*y to use. Dont ‘fail to try it. Price $1 stores everywhere. Always on a — te ort In the nerves. ute you sorerless¢ hand at Walgreen Drug Co. Wolff Wilson Drug Stores. Tysamol Company, Mfg. Chemists, 400 Sutter 8t.. San Francisco. believes she fell | We Give an Extra 10°; yh count in 30, avs’ Same if You Had Made a sh Purchase. «1102-1108 + EE We Have Been in Business at This Location for 34 Years GOLDMAN BROS, The Store That Gives You a Blue Bird Dinner Set Free Brighten Your Kitchen! Dainty 5-Pc. Breakfast Set Large Breakfast Table With Four Chairs to Match Blue Bird Dinner Set Included, for opportunity low price taste. 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: a ete ~~ thade a douation rd the memorial. PLEASANT LAXATIVE For Sick, Feverish, Bilious Childreg Fig Syrup” It doesn’t cramp or overage your druggist for Cenuine ornia Tig Svrup’’ which hag ns for babies and children gf” + printed on bottle. Mothert | ust say ‘*California’’ or yoy t an imitation fig syrup. : — ed of k i have proved that PAZO F absolute certainty to Stop otruding Piles. ruggists in United States Pile Pipe Attachment, 7Se losed with each tube and ybody should know. e Streets, St. Louis, Mo. Jon’t stay headachy, dizzy, sick. § Nothing else reeves that bilious, 4 constipated feeling so nicely as can- | 4@y-like ‘‘Cascaretu.’’ ® «wo of these pleasant laxative tab- B iets any time, to gently stimulate 5 ye liver and start your bowels.| — Take one or Straighten Up! Nicest Laxative, \ _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee eterno TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1926. ; | MORAL TURPITUDE CLAUSE “Cascarets” 10c | Then you wiil feel fine, your head becomes clear, stomach sweet, tongue pyok, skin rosy. ** Cascarets’’ gently cleanse, sweet: | en and refresh the entire system They never gripe, overact or sicken | Directions for men, women and chil | dren on each box, any drvg store, ST. LOUIS--HELENA,ARK. | Forrest City, Marianna and Lexa . @ Standard 12-Section Drawing-room Sleeper in Daily Service. Read Down SCHEDULE 9:28 p.m. Lv....... St. Louis... 4:15 a.m. Ar. ...... Paragould 5:55 a.m. Ar... Wvrnne.... 6:50 a.m. Ar......Forrest City... 7:34 a.m. Ar...... Marianna 8:06 a.m. Ar. eae 8:44 a.m. Ar........... Helena ....... ¢ Tickets and Reservations at Tower Station or City Ticket Office, (Main 1000). W.F. Milier Division Passenger Agent MISSOURI PACIFIC R. R. CO Railway L-xchance Buiiding S:. Louis, Mo. ‘ Read Up Ar, 7:20 a.m. ‘ Ly. 12:16 a.m la Ly. 10:37 p.m e¥. 9:27 p.m. Ly. 8:48 p.m. Lv. . 8:22 p.m. 1 Ly. 7:45 p.m. 318 Grove, Union N. Broadway > = i IE ; roe SRE USED TO BAR OTHER WOMEN ee a + ee Despite U. S. Court Ruling in Cathcart Case. Coprright. 1926, Publishing Cos. (New York World and Post-Dispatch.) LONDON, March 16.—Notwith: standing the recent admission to the United States of Vera, Countess Cathcart, the “moral turpitude” clause in the American immigri- tion law is being invoked here against British women who have been the guilty parties {in divorce | actions and who wish to go. léto America, A few days ago an passport visa was refused one such woman, who is engaged to marry an American. Her fiance had desired to return to the United States immediately after the we d- ding. It is understood that if the woman had merely wished to make a temporary visit to the United States her application might have American | been granted. a a a you can see results }} One treatment of Fayre, the | dermatologically approved skin purge, 1s all that is nec- essary to work a wonderfu! ; change in sallow, muddy complexions. Fayre acts by removing the lifeless oil from the pores of the skin. In a few minutes it rids the skin of a!! impurities, banishes blemishes and restores the youthful radiance and natura! bloom to the complexion. Oe ar aera Vv i et eee Have you tried it? Favre can be used in five minutes. Applied three times a week, it will keep your skin soft andclear. Atyour druggist s—$1.00 for the full-size jar. All ol ty ett etn Ci Mi i. Cin dt ie - i ll ti i i a i i ee ee ee ek ee De ek hk A he » PAYRF PRODUCTS CORPORATION S * L dbf ’ ~ . » 9 YW ould roved | 1S y"é COllL- ordinance Inc.. mendation for an to pay the Plaza Commission, $754 a month for the architectural work on the building until 16 per cent of cost shall have been reached. The commission comprises the architeets handling the work, who of the 21-stor} coimpiletion by Sept. 15 plan structure “ALDERMANIC COMMITTEE ' ; tioned: eight Deputy Marshals ap- ] ! Y ‘,* . © » I ‘ 1 pointed recently by City Marshal faoutfty. in “a effort to ascertain why Duffv dismissed former eni- ; } "Ae amy, Tart ? ; pioves Bij etait ed ; " | CALLS 8 DEPUTY MARSHALS All Deny Being Assisted to Jobs and Seven say They Voted for Miller. The Legislative Committee Of the Board of Aldermen today queés- ; new ones. All witnesses testified that the) passed th Ifficiency Board ex- amination without coaching or ad- vice from anyone and each insisted no “pull’ was used in getting the $115 a month. All one gestified voted for 3:77 * _* +h lea et 7 [34590 Fh Mavor Milley eLi 4 }e jas pritiar . jobs Which pay ‘7 1 ; oe 1) t be elgnrun refused to state a ae a cw mana fe i to do With une] Miller's campaign , 1 4 « " 43,3 his nephew had noth Ines te fn vrotein 4 hyo «a YY olntment nis FevunEe ai* app ass dbb®i ad We | itted had - - — se, #4 ' for violating traffi: } ° ryan an hp Ov! ey Wah ad?! if -d twice ~* * ° : arrestee rules. CONVICT FREE 2 HOURS, WEDS Girl Waited Two Years for Man Who Killed Policeman. tie Post-Dispatch.” ~ Tt) | Women ;}court and give testimony against their husbands, although the lat- ter have not the same right with | regard to their wives. | been corrected. ' JEFFERSON CITY, March 16.— | Kansas | City, former State Grain and Ware- |! house Commissioner, will not have: ito refund $13,933 to the State a the blanks s0 as ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH * a Or, AG Om Me ee ee es ee ae ae —e WOMEN IN GEORGIA MAY TESTIFY AGAINST HUSBANDS By the Associated Press. ATLANTA. Ga., of Georgia March i16.— nay go into This situation came about through hurried legislation to meet | .@ny conditions created by . the} nineteenth amendment and has not Another State Yaw exists whic isets it a bit apart from other | states. In charging a jury in a criminal trial, the presiding Judge is required to inform the jury that it may elect to believe the unsup- | ported testimony of the defendant | ‘in preference to any and all other | ‘evidence given at the trial. Atlanta recently created gq di-' i version the Jim Crow law when it passed an ordinance for- | bidding white women and children | to patronize Negro barber shops. | of ADVERTISEMENT | Sure Way To Get * Rid of Dandruff There is one sure way that never. fails to remove dandruff cumpletely, and that is to dissolve it. This de- stroys it entirely. To do this, just get about four ounces of plain, or- dinary liquid arvon; apply it at night when retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gent- ly with the finger tips. . By morning, most if not all, or | your dandruff will be gone, and two ' or three more applications will com- pletely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it, no matter how much dandruff you may have. | You will find. too, that al) itching ané | digging of the scalp wil] stop instantly. | and your hair will be fluffy. lustrous, glossy. silky and soft. and look and fee} a hundred times better. 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Clouded teeth now are given sparkling whiteness, and one’s whole appearance thus often changed. please, a full 10-day tube of this new way. A wav scores of motion pictures’ noted stars use to whiten teeth before _ going on a scene. A way leading dentists world now are widely urging. of the ‘ ‘ , So... G iJ f Fa an smoking, etc. And that is why *’ vour teeth look “‘off color,”’ dingy and unattractive. ‘se It clings to teeth, gets. into crevices and stays. It lays your gums open to bacterial attack. (serms be the millions breed in it. And they, with tartar, are a chiefcauseofpyorrheaanddecay. Old ways won't clear it off Ordinary dentifrices and cleans- ing won’t fight film successfully. Feel for # now with your tongue. Note how your present cleans- ing method 1s folina in its duty. Now new methods are being used. A denti- frice called Pepsodent—different m formula, action and effect from any otber known. Just a film dulling them and inviting gum troubles Largely on dental advice, the world has turned to this method. Clears film off—Firms the Gums Dental science now traces scores of tooth and gum troubles to a germ-laden film that forms on te&h. Run your tongue across your teeth and you will feel it—a slippery, viscous coating. That film absorbs discolorations from food, It accomplishes two important things at once: Removes that film, then firms the gums. A few days’ use will prove its power bevond all doubt. Send the coupon. Clip it now before you forget and mail at once. p delicate shades RR ae ee ee , ee : or dye rich Mafl au par ory. , permanent col- SOR REO RE A et FRE 10-Day Tube bod 2T3 $a ent at ors in lingerie, 7 ; 4 THE PEPSODENT COMPANY areus ' st silks, ribbons, the worst 1 Sec. A-2099, 8 it ee Ave. The New-Dey Quality Dentifrice « skirt 8, waists, : . : ! ; peach Endorsed by World’: Dental Autherue: { dresses, coats, ene YY {oO tee th 3 — { stockings, ee Ri | ge ee | . sweaters, draperies, coverings, nang- =, cate os eee ef - | ings—everything ; You CAH feel xf wait your LONE UE - E Name ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee Fi { BKuv Diamond Dyes—no other kind i ees es : ms Be j —and tell your druggist whether the go Rae , material you wish to color is wool or. Z . _—— ' PS 6.0 0 he hax PEARARIP EAE sce noose aaa : / a7 mixed goods. Special Service Shoes Policemen, Postmen, Firemen, Motormen, Conductors, Etc. (Note the Construction For Solid Leather Base With Rubber Heels Solid Oak Tanned role 72 tA FP — 8 of This Shoe) Only $ 5 Special Waterproof Aning -00 profitable results. Only $5 ee nn ae = ne The Post-Dispatch Is Always i) Crenuine Calfekiu Concentrated Circulation — Multiplied Results | : The Sunday Post-Dispatch, with over 100,000 more cir- culation than the second newspaper, covers St. Louis with unequaled thoroughness and brings to advertisers the most First ne a ee —_z,, er ne ee = The Comparisons of Sunday, March 14: Total Paid Advertising Arate® ines PORT EMIPATCH 6 océiiicis renee 183,680 , CSR POUO OR oc aciccsdascinnsciundniasmnauneamaietil 99 900 ; Post-Dispatch EXCESS ..cccccccessccccns 83.780 J Home Merchants’ Advertising i PONE EMIPATON .. 25550000: ~ 94,2 CGlobe-Democrat RS ATE ME SES: 41,400 Pest-Diepatch EXAESS ...cccccvccesevass 49,880 nor ticie—tha Mactan an ee t National Advertising Aga'tc lines ) ; PONT DUP ATCHE oc occ cccatncteusssie 42,280 Can’t Be Beat for Comfort and Wearing Qualities + a -emelebcolgy hema ee a , Ses Dinter EXCIEG ..2.:ickiieussne 13,480 9 rer . * wey are? Lf, SHOES NORTH Election March 23 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. Citizens Committee to Maintain the 85-Cent School Tax Our schools without interruption. We are proud of the St. Louis school system—which is among But—-under a State iaw we are required to vote each four years to maintain the present level. Unless a majority of the voters approve the 85-cent rate the school tax automatically goes back to the old 60-cert rate, greatly reducing the school revenue. cannot be efficiently operated on less money. the best in We We ward. slide. W.+¥rank Carter, Chairman reduce the school revenue and. lower St. Louis school stand- ards, it would be a step back- push forward—for the sake of the children. ' Vote YES Scratching *€ | the nation. If we must not back- must constantly by ae s woman wna i ; zee le to 7 * ~~" Cc? he RANSAB ‘{ prisoner, \ ho was reieased this ing from the penitentlary, Mia hours ’ ay? " Son re ried in Xt the en°er waited 4 93 Kansas State © (‘ity two = : for him haG ‘while he served his two-year sent- tence for killing a Wichita police- man. The ceremony was perform ied by Justice .Frank Benant) When the prison rates esnmuing open this morning at Lansing (Foor of '®terurban transforming No. S608 into Rav H. 6 hansas the first ONT, Miss Averill! (“ovington, car TO where his bride-to-be, Gay. of Wichita, Kan., was waiting ‘at the Hotel Baltimore. Foor, 26 vears old. met Miss Gay while he was in the Wichita Jail. ee inneaadiuars <scaeitesscaiapiaaiiaintaiiniaeaicitenitiagaaiati # Haven f % Confirmed Bachelors. Associa (ec [3s 1 Press. BOISE, Idaho, March 14. Owyhee County, Boise, Idaho, af- fords a huven for confirmed bach- elors. In 4. years only two mar- riage licenses have been recorded in the county, which has a popu- lation of 4495, Its area of 6150 square miles n akes it larger than Rhode Island, Delaware and ‘on- O.C. fer Men KELLY ? Ss and Women 3] SIXTH ST. POST-DISPATCH Globe-Democrat Post-Dispatch EXCESS todaY. druggist. sold and Recommended by All Reliable Druggists FOR COLDS, HEADACHES For Colds, Headaches, Neuralgig and Lumbago. sure and speedy relief is guaranteed through these mar- velous tablete—a famous doctor’s prescription—that has helped thousands of sufferers. Try this amazing remedy Get a -5e or S0c (triple size) package from your 4) dohusen Bros. Keiffer Drug Store 1925 POST-DISPATCH Safe, All Wolff-Wilson Drug Stores Drug Stores Pnderie Druk Co. Weilpert Drug Store B’way and Franklin th and Pine ' aE ss The POST-DISPATCH is nly 3S: Ouls ¢ ng ae okt a eae -) ine sao }’ es ‘ : *eeeeoeexntee#ex#seeenee#esesee#see Real Estate and Want Advertising’ Agate lines 50,120 A Four-Year Record wn Jewelry Store Advettising The charts at how St. Louls. Jewelry P uve distributed their adver- tising among St. Louis news- “pers for the paet four years —using More spade nA 6 6the POST-DISPATCH alone. than in ALL THRERF other Wee papers added together. POST - DISPATCH St. Louis’ One Big NEWSPAPER show ~~ mernans the left ~ rie a se2 Le aa mene en metre Ae EP POMEL SE oe es - “i i : é 2 ee , &, ~ ¥ aa ‘ . w

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. F NL A LL A A ICE Nene be - Kiel OGG>. weOA tT A Le = 4 ie ol ’ - > Z ; ; CT ea onmenrnnere: mann M’MANUS SS === z BACK ¢ ON . SECOND * BASE: « BROWNS » KS u BEAT - ‘BUFFALO, a 12-9 DELA - - Bill Hargraves’ Home Run Is High Light of the t. Louis Batting a. io es Bs By John E. Wray, Sports Editor of the Post-Dispatch. TARPON SPRINGS entire team marked a 12 to 3 victory spring training cam BUFFALO - iteher tee by ~ nriowns 1¢6.—A home-run by Bil Har- x . nd my > a (, ea: Be es e (SS ‘7 x > “ ws me . ss = | BR nay “n h of the International League | the Browas have shown ssese759 REE! | 000000003 373 01352010X 12160 The Batting Order. | = — Win Ist Round | h aA DSA Ss MS. INNING. scoring on the plar. grave singied, Darst going te third. sane rave sc cat ng: ato . ~ J Waish to ani i erson Ce ee ee ee ee ee ! val TH INNING. ces aaa eb? PAE RR ee allt OF ei On he AEE 800) 4 We ae ee Lm * as » rt > voy nt we 0S Corti Searghtysrn en, Pp be ao RAO Mees Sp Meroe 6 4 52s AC e Y PS Ce ” vA UFR ALA SROWNS. tee , a wd . + . > “ — . am ‘te i ~ “at Ps - o * VicManus .5 " 1? Herpes? ta - n ~~ Thrret 4 bs ra” = - as & grace } ry ris - i , . BY & ‘ “ae ° - ~ ~ 4 : meat, RS : ~ Werner- erners Nae «le ys Basket Game: : : : ’ St. Louis Team Defeats Cali- fornians in National Tourney. pea 4 ~ ae - r a Fae ee ITY. Mo. March 16.— 1@ Werner-Werner team or. Se. co . > 4 ea QO oo “| N a. a 0°) © Oo. ‘ - “ s, ," "gh, A ae take ey FR PS \ Ae semuar “ape ALIS ALR IOI + . COC ble ME ARR a LIL PTGS Ta "yesterday ‘s game. a Catcher Leo Dixon wants to be the first string catcher for George Sisler. a ‘he nailed a Dodger trying to steal in the eighth inning, and. in the ninth, when Ballou was in trouble, Pp icked Standaer+ off second base. rae Robertson, third baseman last year, has a struggle on his hands | H this year, but he is favorite to be the regular guardian of the hot corner. j = win te7 - 5 ..> @ii mis eS Ne el a a a el ld ee . : el LO el ll ne el | idl ty 4 - g3 sy ee "q 3 1] Q OP PPB BPS LE PLL ~~ ee i i i i j wae i> ' i ae rs - — ship tournament, Barnwell At Tampa. sand up. one mile and 70 yazan 3 menious li8 it Dominick, 30.6. i Wes, : a ‘ . : te 9! ie Sei Mhems 9 iD FF . urn forward, made 25 points of | . : ‘ S40. $2.00. won: Bellin 10@ (D. Fror »* et . ne B- ; ‘ eather clear: track asi. . 3 $ " ati 8 tan ni Moilrero ® : H r « ~ -* - . ~ & = - ne 95 clk «ae Were field goals. rad- Bs he Aseociniog Pree i mA e° 40). yin Time. . - W . ' one E ! : 2 : wat — ‘ee, eladtm --Tn* te n starrted for Werner- acne FIRST RACE $1200, claiming, J-ream 1.444 Mister Sue, Starane. i... & rn ~ 242 i e : ; it . y eee Te > . : on ; =*a t i a De a 30 “an the first g2me played today. | 98 anc oun. one : mile—Niue-s iat —* . i aio. & ees e ti viuen), $4.10, $2.40... fire : San RTH RACE. $1000. claimire. ® . s . = ~ =... - * a = i t 133 = ef = 4 Af bes: tic lub Oo. LUGS ryf a ry , m4 =e . Pe } 4. oe pS — an; it -, *Qrion 8 rham 1° me from behind inj it’¢ (Burke), $4.90. third. Time, lias. yj 112 iD. Conne $6.00. $3.00 “% i a ~ 46844" ‘ San aslioe, ‘ ; Bia ¥ i@v Braxted @.s ~ ,oOn Banter i13 . #mnerty last 20 seconds of play and de- SEUOND RACE—S$i 2h ™ pe: Sree S$? 40), seen Dr Genn 1v0 «LL on + a > ~ mee . J x ~ + = os 2 ~+ x > ‘e i \ ~4 4 "td — a e & - - “ o 4 ated SOoiniinwestlerL Cc o..e8sve , - “> &-% = ” ng ~ -or rare ma : a oe ied > S iw fer et Wi Shad Di 2O..* ’ hullw@ile sitibecker, Monarca: - ~ ‘ ‘23 ‘ — K ar ; 2s tO 2 oie} Rin ig Watte, 1h, ae Caike &2 | i; Lremn ; =o an Fan ($530. eeceond: Herbertus 12k =ianks rT RACE, 92°00 aiming. 4-reac) — -_- 7 - » = ¥ rims . ‘ * . . any - ‘ 2.40. third, Time i:lo J-9 irish Pet, ids and wp. one mile and a — in SRP ALAA FARA A AA LLL SEINE | Boasic Hope, Snice Bush. intake, Mix. 108 «D. Progmatte:. $10.60, 9€@.8 ° (| Medina. Peter Pom. Win: OWrna. Hum ant $3.50, fret; seaop 114 J Heunel). | Fz « * - » os ‘ -~ Brownie Notes. | Conaway eiso ran. $4.50 an’ $3.60, second; Chemiserte 1] THIRD RACE, $1200. ciaiming, 4 rea> $s md Time 1:47 1- “a, see “ee - ** 4, Lé ‘lite : 7 ; Ms " anc 4}? fi' ¢ a.iVs me so 4 fu! Tha ue ‘ . * 5 a as. Beiay Baca ? . PPP PPPPP ~ illess , ) : ; Re ety ' ' : on ara olinen aig = 4 = sever. Mer ae a an amel's . ~— a . he e o-* ~ - TARPON SPRINGS. Fila. March jst: Mitaimo Lili tiilea. S000, $u.5 a ae can rA hk! 3 ~ ~ . + . . Brown het? ] i” 4% iTYoa +. Be tra infog et Pal- | Ramamoni, Irish Lace. Levoy and J'be also inoue Wuhu, (hin. , Sal ma . ™et ~ a ? a awn 3 oppo. / eo —r. Peg Sona ic Jonata _ mg ™ , ee CS, Slee. fe New Ori Scraiches. rane today . ‘a i fa! amian 18 are : Pa ~Oiii% and a 4 ; ik ngs mo gs PRL . o cw eans ® S 6 | > a > > = _ 3 e » + pnaged by Bilt Cirmer and re- Pinfterny 10 jead.? $5.5 $5.50, F2.90 Second race soutnern Maiody “ane ‘ «a - {= =? 4% o. Wy bP ey > 9 7 ck ~ 245 - i . y* J » succumbed to the Senators | ‘> im > rarc= A ndbu +. ere . ¥ Qei ; el z “ke 4 mm i ane & is 4 r ‘Pas a> Ke ~ . hn ~ = 2 8 ton Geen Spee i> ("ere Point aa ~ Sints—Quarer, Bue Srusa. Sev emi b— The deep fishing 7 pe Sunday was =i : s wha Ls . » * - is * muh . , *. Bonev : => ra te : ath “Fr ot a a caster. Out of a ; ae me ws . - b } FIFTH RACE. @1200. -'almmine. $-vear ‘Are of = ests, sas ciucing the a’ ‘le «s TY YY on . - = oe eaten Sok} tt e . iti an } ti j ure pha: Ti “ore ‘ i) ner (r* rt were Casta .* ROT) 3 > Burk. Si i *i/ 12 : seal ? + | ur i ifxit 44 . Vi i :> oe *ted creck? tT S. ? Ur at OsWP -si nc ae f Sii¢ S R nz BLO 8 Zui > iz Shoe a - Cas ce . ‘A =e Yag -- - 7? ¥ } wt r 2d i =e tity ’ : $ p3! o= i os. on % m8 ON tHe x ; ime ti s Dia rt s 2 pepper pod, i« ‘ fore clar x ;> Rome! rek Bnd Portoia. War i“. are E‘*tse ; a . > —- '* on &:. nt ali $2.70 Pe J tomirir ; weil, e Murra anc ‘ Wa > a.60 ‘anrass of alt the Pfetali stores } ,;...., mine $200) m Mikes? 1 48 ; ‘ Tarpon springs revealed tat not Sis erer = Ht. aa 4. “COND RACE. *n:ur and »Sa°% ip orange was on @ale. But the; * 5 ar. Re, RE: er ee ee xs. cie 1c. 3-yen is a | Dp, 3 oe ~~ es, j 3 ae 4 8 - Fe. ~# ~ er . ~ abd at" > si) = her é pia y ! ‘ “ M Tiié a ry y ru = j = zit i Time Pals 43 xk e oer aren, . a... a. oe, f ee > 10 mn. Rosa Atkin. Bie Wie. ™m De =! »- « o ie : a — ee ; o ae uu 2 « + am = N Ra ‘i '.% a at od. wi! See ay} rer grpnoe a it ‘ ativan 4 Ma ’ 4 Incidentally Gene Rodertsons @Y@/ ias ‘Boganowsit $3.20. . thi Té me ~ epped a fast tangerine from the Hi 50 Dusk. A& Cast. Robson aad Ti h ed ~~ n@ of one of the dors fn the ;: e &. @i8% ran. juana Scratche ~ rr &, ; + le, +7 j ip cnceeaes Sy ii “eo Pen La Daw, ty ~-RSED ® emmy boat The siightly ewo..en | , me on mee Oise ~ & - hectare mtne en Tampa Scratches ose. Kose Rober: ore pace Ber and some ety ™ologica:i master- | Second sace—f8 - Rosh ATED, Four) race— Mise Omen Laem. . . te ; Feels & e ~ . Ti ; 7m piece Ss were 7rA@ nae* rest... a WOLA \“ unity a= ‘ Th: Bical ’ eat s y ee -_ 48 t — xt V-_— : ar" —— wee Rr a > = Mmenagers ere | ° "sag “Pecans 7 a > ' venta—c 7? Te : ng on tha f . j : 4. ~es Pe j ©. ch 4a 4 ms ~~ r) RM Six . a m™ IY. arm , ' : dix and up, five and one-half furlongs: N 4 ’ > s TI - 2% a7 . ‘ _ _ es. j - « ‘ ok .* a weaba = ee Trea Browns ates to bave aj ‘ = a. ae $ sottiaghii chrown ....10h. * Rocking ia se ; P B ae i a : ne se fF Me: OF?) ws “A C™O GS MI i é i} ae . Tin 36a ew oun tae mom of disting@wuished Paseva?l) j : sb ngey PR aaafor , Si ye ‘ ea Se. ck we 2 UO nrity Pear ‘oe - ca OTR: i -- j : u . Ht} 7 tar) P ‘={ ,*% t? a ~ we oo } > the — 4 a? Se : ‘ Topnane j Te? hy | Sew | oh. fne. me ! : , ee ard =. firm: ; af Wa Mor iz x rm) ¢ a be "Kore Blics poeta 1]! erment of ? i> morale. The } nt ners — “a » & PT 6 , im = GSenit .... 246 5 _ .* + Ys ’ " . +4 9 ‘ a Dodeere are @n. z= from the ope- e ‘Richards’, ’ ty “ \ ‘ 1: *Hidden Jewr!.. .104 = « si e extreme, with Milton Stock “ep Grass, ‘Wise Bii g i ASA db . Fol ’ ‘ — a " 6 i 7 ‘ - > o Tees. P > oe ork, after spending the winter Ce a eee a Alita Allen ....108 ‘confidante helt ¢9 &f obi} ma = ae 2 ap bey opine Seonggas HUIMOTO 0.4 oe os Maimonides ae 1A Bi, sad to gO OacAr os 012458, > ons? 4° seen oo _—— Rowe 74 RYE § i > ie. ipever... 10S ’ e a . ‘ ? ae : . ° j Ite i + ee } a a wun > ' a — - Lae to SucctCerra F > #1 out I e i o . + fe t i F mf pe BE ee! +--+ ed “ar ® ~ >. a _- _- . ‘fering a determined Tres:stance | 7 ‘ x sone Mare 2 oe UP, BK ATIONES - * . > . e ® Ar ) ~ = = ~ -, os el ad t3 PAT s *Ma o”? N2eeg s ¥ oad a 3 = Te;Tr bed 07 Q $10 Ce j ® e@® Th 4 &) 4 ew ” ~ ee Vu ham eos he ~. am. ile ‘ o , ~~ => al ict. there o* erea bouts. R Ee. 9 Oe = * Rae . oR ee eae T32 bet : % , . + * Bee. . 7 £3 = . b . ~ ss _* se we “ 3 ~ ma Gc ji‘ s ° yee Ritter ee #3 . . ~ - “ . > BD x - » . » 39 e “ “ ary mB ? t? & orewns RT? Geed % . a ™ ” 7 * ‘ee? f se - $i KH) Ac.@Rar a. Coes. ~ > « ty —_ - , 5 7 ~ Sate 7}. ae | «tex 77) h untine ang iB cogs Tiare ‘3 to * ee. ; : * ; : alain —— * PMIICK Curse. oHe netiz 2 . ‘ ee J . 4 ‘ - now Elja:iw Vangilder's “dogs 4 ~ “ 312 q- Clee Los . ; ? - " “4% eo © 279 Y ~~ > ‘ .- Be 4 a ‘ oO: ar x g tv ila - . © ii 1 PPT B ee Oe 112 - nat 3 ? be | 4 > “ 5 at a - ~~ ~ - ~ so 4a . —: a sr thea *na o* os + Se am ‘ ; aif Aomn 5 hw ‘ v te ‘+ OF taikX 4 @ A at -— a 5 — » Lad =X Rive oak A iming. * rear ids bea » 3 - “Bay t ; of them and has Deen arie to @do or « ra arta ; @ Mile and oneeixteenth: - yr t? ~ - ~ 5 ry ‘ a ee & : 2 YY > = ‘yj A inch eg oa ’ a. | 1 Be a ese . r. e? ~ hb -_ : e2??t * e & * > soe A _ ‘ Bs 2 Ne cha & s Biiad , :é aD- i Fe % i 7” ~e- ” Bei a ae? em | _— a> , ae iy . airy | . ? ’ ‘= + . ’ ~ »~ “mm ee 4 me list ¢ is ome Bad setback | Yoran). 2%) -o 4 to 5. and 2 to & remin race. Si. re Sou: ~ , h * on § ea ’ L #: mee yy i eee P= “lermrente) S en 8 mrad, 2 ADG UD. one mie gmc a ; the Browns’ training thus far, } [ost: shy gorato sek apcotapieaag o 2 Oe) een ia Ys “ 114 ante @ % re . —* ae eae > 40 ; SOC G - a a “ ie a Basti . ‘ = * y \orrenii lows i Harana. Scratches, proniice allowance claimed. Newieows, Aiatnn, Wid Deve, Corn IN LUTHERAN LEAGUE! i4:. Themen, ©) Moos, Vouxa. : At Havana. om Races S om tor, Moser and Steairr. Tir? _— conrtnta? at defeating the ifimity Quintet eins. Nano Ronan, Prorws. Sark Rae — ~ ire r $-rear ¢ .* ~ Pa af >. ~—— M4 ~> 4 Ma 7 =) ~ amy ~ + tees - * = re Fe Dp Eaet St. Gouls at Holy Name —- “a & Sac: Ss. TG es . - e aw licred Sov q Mier - 30 On . — on, 8 . ¢g ei) t : “ ; | last night, the Nope five won les +e witedore ped ; 4 : oe «ey i? ~ 72. re me Ps . *Braeri OG Grace > > title in the Big Four Lutheran. At N ew Ci Sndeei GGradr | stikase LD ae a : *Vitmrinia Morse. 1:2 sketbal] League. ? ‘ 30 score Wes | Weather clear; track fast. r Ox eae ~ Ee dens Tahn - ; 8 — t eh ue. oy et yee 24 aru TR . “ft fy jPuanzTs P . ‘ e *«% » ~ . ? . " ~ — ae the other | ame. +8 to 20. 11s .* . Re * ba - ei we : P . ; ~~ Varmer atcci 7 \> — ' . . *- BE bis ah . , . » “a e F . ‘ee a c ; he : - P ! The tina] standing: p A DESC Era. ti’ . Pichm $° 411 : ae a ee oe , 12] > : [ci Jd 4 ° ne lied Toe lave? Yee Th : \ ok r Kt re — * 4 liomettr « ’ 9 “hie B63 5% , + . : : ' , ; iia we 8 ang) 0%. Circus Lady, Lady Elesworth aud ° Wiss Ing Stastiens _ a “ > 4 - 5 . “ m * _ Be eo aN woe @ ~ oe ie art: te . - = at€GGen . S07 4 @ ieee “eee cae OF : 617 } nt Ee sa? fee? } > oe, Tesi eeal 4 *hre Erne i ‘ , / e 5 WWM rw LPP A el el a oe 3 RACING RESULTS AND nN ee i i a a a Fufi “9 me. saunine _ # rearolus At New Orleans. acon oe seo alae ‘ ° b ay a 73 ? ' ‘ ‘ as dad . i * * sow .—The ee pe >» Bisons of the In- | $3. ‘u. third Time, 1:06 4-5 “a yar: t. S7XTTi a — Bmrarnciration “ret. re, i i er : ~ en ee en nt te a A an eetantow a Bs ge ay race. S10 00, az “1d, are ‘mile ang one- tc . o> . , — - ~ >, third man will be no more than - ) points apart ina total of thousands of poin (8, The events will te a gootded as follows: t . 60-yard dash. High jump. Shot put. 60-rard noreres 5. Running broad *:: Pole ra nite 499 metres. -i KR ot & CS tae e ° J . . CRITICISM NOT MEANT FOR CANADIAN HOCKEY SAYS WILLIAM PROUT ? +he Associated Press. MEDICINE HAT, Alberta, March '16.—Substance of a dispatch from Boston questioning the amateur tus of the personnel of the Ca- sie id , - = * ; wry ri¢ *« ae | e * "> ~ * ae a ry -~# th 7) are baad Cc. Prout, secreta: CO: a A IT Athietic Union of the United States, The alleged statement was chal- f of the Amateur jce | ash) ‘etic Union of Canada, the Ca- ‘nadian Amateur amateur golf champion, yesterday Navy to Play . | won low medal! honors in the qualia $e \ss (ated Press. fring rounds of the annual Bie 9 4°34 P0U'5. Mea, a | amateur championship tournemene Be’" “OO. Mee’ ah > here. Chase turned in o Gee Qea™ oc May lo for t 73 despite a six on the sii og "carly a decade. & ‘hole. Walter Murray, young @e gee" “rranged with t& Louis player, was second with %] “eed “ter © ‘mondaga, CR a ale Ind.ans wera the + » piay the Midshipme | Team Wants Games. as Bessie 3 The Hellrung & Grimm baseheip] Reed to Meet K team of the University City Mumigi the Anaoiated Press. r League has organized for QE KIRK=ViILLE, Moe. L season and wants to Q90Rke Reed. Fulton, Me games for the first two Sundays & s the State wrestling Apri], fn or out of tovrn. R. J Crag. will meet Gus Ka 6328 Suburban avenue, {es ManageMiie. here March 28. ° ~ A egy ORE a? - * ee poe “If You’re the Man Whose Collar Does Not Fit | Want to See You” PRR AD tfaete and tailored ta «ait Remember. that I give m every “uit or Topeoat that ‘\ Doors From 203 IN. 6th St. | | Pwo Doors From tine | UNION SHOP ~The New Spring Suits & lanai | Made-to-Y our-Measure °33 | DO not reeall In past «ensons when i have offered any finer weelens at this exerptionally iow verice. Here von witli find practicntis evers desires and ‘wanted pattern in a strie ta suit cour ewn individual McKnight standard of taliering which tas been « ; arent factor with eell-dressed men in “¢ Lewis. 4j te MY STORE IS } iy The Store Wit. REME!BER THE ADDRESS Win P McKnight | “ST. LOUIS’ MOST SUCCESSFUL TF aiaati i ‘sang 4 yen. You get the Wm P. 7 Ppersenn!l supervisios bears mv tabel. the Corner UNION — ad -~ =: ~ 4 «Dy - <p a3 =p 7 tir eer “OH ee eS oe an x “ bi

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0, 12-39 HELA ; Wills Wins yo Matches in nnes amy | but One Game Eliminat. 1g Miss Cuppage and Mrs. Hall. ted Preee. “rance, nm c _=-* 7 NES. ch ted far in the Cannes Lae Lard > ——e | ¢ ~ ~~ * tournament today, $ Le ea | 6 ‘. ‘ UNDEE MATCHED ITH WILLIE HARMON 16.—Joe Dun- ” 2 5 a Ame oe hci i Vii Baltimore and Willie Her. New York, ranked by the rk Stat Athletic Commie. cutstandin wellerweight ©: since the decline of of Scotland, seée- “were 4 rcned- to fight 14 to a decision at Madison‘ ra rUue! oN Bay 7. Dutde Ceo: 2 « Enature to a cor. uiring him to fight Mickey for the world’s 147-poun: -@ event that he defeated ) same time Jecs iker at the Garden, MeMak nm? . an- that he had advanced t} the Young Stri Steere ins {ight from March 26 1, AY QUALIFIES TH 74 IN DIXIE ILF TITLE TOURNEY roc’ ated Pregs. . Pla,, March 16.—Lee Clare jo, former New York Sta golf champion, vesterday medal honors in the cual:- unds of the annual Dixie champtonship tournamen? te hase ceeNey im a card of te a Six on the e'xteenth Wadi Murray, voune &¢. ayer, was second with 74 eam , Wants Games. i | lelirunnge & Grimm bacebal) the University City Munici- cue has organized for the ison and Wants to bock r the firet two Sundave in or out of tovwn. FR. J Cross. avenue, is manager. =e _ Collar Does Not You” coats asure » § have offered null» tow price. rT’ deatred and r own Individual xet the Wm P. ith hase bhecn a >» in We touts. supervision to in bel. 1e7 == a: 603-605 ; Pine St. | ‘WO Doors From oth | aan PRESS UNION LABLL UL TAILOR” a Pa A a Beferee Haley Halts Go With - Mike Helpless. idgeport Slugger Will Get ce to Win Light-Heavy Title, July 10. ee Associated Prees. ’ NEW YORK, March at three years to a day after 4.t2 the world’s light-heavy- 7 hs } } ; ,i¢)? } + le ight boxing cudMipion tri}, Mike weTicue. one of the greatest de- asive fighters In the rang today, ckout. famous for wc suffered fis His conquer! ’ ockou ab 1] yi Ja Ix Ds laneyv of Bridgeport, (onn., w ho has filat- ed two of the present world hampions, ye" fails to hold a title. me chance for a crown M ill come Delaney again on July 10, with he present light-heavyweight wje-holder, Paul Berienbach Delaney knocked out Berlienbach , fore Oom Paul won th: title om McTigue by decision last — He knocked out Tiger powers of Atlanta a yeur ago and the Negro is middleweight by tue of a ‘sion oll ampion wor over Hart qd Pi WaT did not take the count, battered in the that the § referee epped the carnage. It was a wehnical knockout. McTigue had nd regained his Bl etfort. head sent Mc- ¥. | McTigue ut he was so fourth roukd me tO the floora Mest only with tii: A right to the 16.—Al- | ot. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16. 1926. STOPS M’TIGUE AND SIGNS TO BROOKLYN ROBINS. IX numbers mean anything, then Wilbert Robinson, manager of the Brooklyn club, should have no trouble building up a winning 1926. -Obinson has one of the lurgest Squads taken South by any ‘ague leader. In’ addit players obtained from-other there starred for ois if ION nh ‘ague aggregations, are no tewer who ago. Calne are Bar nes, tilan ] o vear who minors a piavers rival N. 1. Felix and Marriott Braves: Maranville from and Witt, former Yankee. expecied to make real berths. from O'Neil, the the Cubs, All bids , Ciups fron Probablv the ic min leaguers is But ier, the shortstop. » ’ Minneapolis. “Butler js , fill a position. Jack tourkiier has competition at first, this coming from Herman, from the Seattle club and Bissonette. ho came from New York. Pitchers who had previous trials i + 4% Ati Liie to make They big tent will try the grade with, Robinson. are Boehler, at one time with the Browns: McGraw and McWeenevy. Other hurlers are Moss, Cantre!] and Brown. Minor league records of the nev . " . 7, }, . * co > } — figue down for the count of eight. Robins: >. ° t > — Then he went down for the count - Pisoni . ; arre_-( “linn : = nine. He was helpless on the ! fu oo | aise ae ae. f ; esonette, Yor: 467 94 Tr pes and the referee was stopping j a 4 f 17 8) = ‘Hutson, Topeka 465 132 #4143 ~ 351 - e fj }.¢ yw} eT t yg rOroe counded " , a > PS > pe? gat when the S0NE Sounded. = Rutler. Minneapolis. .60L 122 204 239 - R it P ‘ nelar ead | z ee | +e) ry oa etd Navy to Play Indians. liens Weta ae a aes ithe Associated Press Brown, Ardn 106 1’ 34 ye ANNAPOLIS, Ma 1 it h if The ‘ “h a “gta 74 Tein} 7Q”° ~ avy will meet an Indian lacrosse Herman, Seatti 651 115 208 316 eam on May lo for the first time Jacobson, Jersey | 623 114 197 .316 ; neariv a decade. A game hi: Cantre ersey Cit 7 ri 3 2% PET ran ged with the Onondaga Kohlipecker. M s bf] ed 109 as ber Poo rbd (7TIOnGAaALA, N - (Care Boe hier Makiand : low 3 30 ya pha sie Indians were Ene last redskins MoeGraw, Minneapolis.106 14 oy 198 » play the Mi — hi n. McWeeney, Frisco.. 94 >: 28° 301 Moss Memph us . . Of 10 18 ik> Reed to Meet Karras. seirakaeid deiarcyn ton wae * ‘ 1 Peg ——— see semis J Ay oe 4 ae —_— = is = the ATEDT TS F : Ss. Ee ‘ . ‘_- VA ss Si? RR. 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922 Olive St. - a club | are ptiornsby, it ; City, ‘dead in $7.50, $8.50 and $10.00 Lines and higher. : Better Value Dollar for Dollar. Hornsby Tackles Task of Picking 11 Harlers From The 18 Men i in Texas Camp Haines, Rhem, Sherdel, Mails and Keen First String With Hunt zinger, Dyer, Johnson a nd Reinhart as Reserves —Struggle for Other Place Begins. By William J. McGoogan. Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. SAN Tex., for the ANTONIO, March Cardinals’ preparation ble is finished. Manager two games with the and 3s”, These two contests, - ~ + Hornsby is Chicago White Sox to be the a better insight into the condition of his men than he has been able) 16.—Approximately half of the 1926 National League pennant scram-_ pointing his men for the played at Dallas March will give him now manager believes, ito Obtain watching thém run over these Texas League outfits. Iiornsby said today that he was well satisfied with the progress | made so far. Each objective has been taken with a minimum of « ’ fort. The men are all in good physical conditicen, there are fen complaints, their morale and be- havior are ] that could be de- sired. Yet there have been no new ylavers uncovered Who could be i ; expected by their individual efforts me nu the team into a fa- the championship. appears, will go to the post with virtually the same club, so far as names go, that fin- ished in fourth place last year. Pitching Staff Uneertain. oO transtory, vorite for The pitching staff is still an uncertain quantity. True the hurl- ers have been able to defeat the Texas Leaguers with ease, but Waco, Houston and San Antonio National] has 18 pit« hoese and the ee is are not in the . } - Flornehby whom to ¢ League. ners ¢ not one to -be taken lightly. -The chief difficulty lies in the fact that there are so many men of nearls equai ability. There are three i a fo At Youngsters who are not bh ing seriously considered for th Club this year, but the rest are ail men Who require minute inspec- tien. None is outstanding elther, un- less Sherd: Jed because i is SO refar: las? year. of his 6 victories “rub com t} 2.7 E ut ’ ,f ¢1 es from the fact promising Haliahan,. : miost youngster, be iough and Cannot be sent out on option agau this yvear, as the ardinais haves aiready had them out for two sea- enris eo if they are released {: 4 s ‘ > 4 s will be possible for anv of the oti- 9 Te Snes. (eee c . . - er major league clubs to bid for them. The Probable Selections. T. =f Ua - +} 7 USL om vv . : - - Hiun é£inger, Dver, Johnson Soth- oron and Reinhart in the first line of reserves. _ + c= an - As it is planned to carry eleven pitchers, Herman Rell. Johnny Stu.- 4 >i] To OB , ~ art, Bill Hallahan and Ed Clough Will have to fight it out for the remaining berth, if the above line- up is adopted. Of if Hal- lahan keeps up the he has \Clevela nd Tengien Star Totals 714 Se Rehor Takes Lead in A. B. C. Singles—St. Louis Pair Gets 1173. Special to the Post-Disnat TOLEDO, O.. March 16.—H. Behnen and G. Baker of St. Louis turning in games of 256, 389 and a total of 1173 in the of a a 4°S8. compiled event the fioubles Bowling Congress tourney here late vesterdayv. The score wil] — . . Ian . +) ; came in ior a siice oO: the prize mioney. Yesterday’s schedule was § fea- tured with h Ihansas levelund izh counts, (Chicago nig cushion 1 tC Er tie fireworks. Wal Mathes, helped place his North Center alley five .in the lead in the five-man event, with a 686 totaf, continued assault of the maples with bowlers lie who 11s counts of 617 and 640 in the minor events. The Chicago bowler took the lead in the all-events with an aggregate total of 19453. John Rehor of Cleveland bet- tered the score which won the in- dividual championship at Buffalo last year by eight pins, when he totaled 714 count with gaines of 234. 225 and- 265. H. Paehlke and W. Daglow put Cleveland in the runner-up posi- ion in the doubles when they to- aled 1264. St. Louis scores: Two-Men Event. eo ee Z10 1&6 yA i Baker 14% 703 3 he Tota Sor uo 4° i.....9 F 73 Bolit 1k7 622060 «0804 > Kuh 167 +58 180 ’ 344 3R4 364-—-109° Dies: i46g 134 ~s Kaxting M92 (168 2801 ola! aa8 aca BF Penn O33 Singles Diese! 998: 184 199—454 Di secreeenee Babs lye 193—514 is pweee wk wn 375 1600 “392-527 RKunert 193) «10D - 255 yt hh i os «bis oma ss, 275 387-6884 BOKOP .ccccesesse. Ws 177 180—53 Golf ‘‘Pro”’ ‘Found Dead. By the Associated Press. : CHICAGO, March 16. = James Hunter, golf professional, and a brother of Wille Hunter. well- were found {fn a hote! etlrrounds known Chicago golf pro, bed in his room here yesterday. Mystery the cause of death and a post tem examination was ordred. Hunt- came to Chicago Mon- A widow and three chil- roer.- 4 from er, 46, roe, W's ‘gren survive. American , | set recently he is likely to oust one of the other southpawe from the front row. Russell Miller. Walter Jacoways Cariton and Lefty Myers are geén- erel’y looked upon as being too in- experienced for the najor league as We The catching staff with O’Far rell as the regular and Warwick and Vick in reserve is all set, ul less it should happen that a trade could be arranged by which § the another long as (‘ardinals would seasoned catcher. acquir So O’Farrel) is able to work the re-; Jim Easton, manager of the Beth- ceiving job should be wel] cared lehem team. ‘As soon as he, for but if anything happens to; swings !nto our style of play he force him out of the lineup there Is some doubt as to the ability of the other two. Not chanica! point of experience, opposing batters and bility knowledge of, to help the pitcher along. Strong on One Side. With Bottomley at first and Fiornsby at second the right side ' the infield could hardly be im- prove ipon. Thevenow has been ving a fine game at short so r and Bell has been going good ird 3ut neither of the two world afire last vear and both have far to .go before the Supremacy of the great Pittsburg pair, Wright at short and Traynor at third, is endangered. Blades is assured of the left fleld berth and Hafev seems to be a fix- ture in right field. Certainly any piayer that can hit a ball as hard as (hick and throw so well belongs ona major league team. When Aa “pean or ‘tite regular lineup he always !ncludes Taylor Douthit as the center field- er. That leaves Mueller, Holm and Jack Smith to fight it out for the berths although Wal- ted some at- time he ‘wo reserve ’ } . ¢ ° - ter Roettger has attrac tention during ihort has been in training. the unusual! for it Yesterday was another day, so the Texans say, rained and was cold and There was no practice his afternoon Hornsby’s men are scheduled to play the San An- tonio Bears again. Reinhart will likely start in the box for the. Car- dinals. He was mated to start Sun- day’s game against Houston but cut a finger eomneiy. Bear Athletes To Run in A.A.U. |. Coliseum Meet © Athletes From Washington U. to Compete in Indoor Car- niva! Saturday Night. shi iversity’s Was theo ngton Un Western I"nion indoor championships at tho in Amateur Athletic Coliseum Saturday nicht were an- nounced this morning, with VPike- | way athletes entered in the open events Mi loney Sclroe Harding ing Threlkeld will run in the o0-ya: dash: Carroll, Harding, Warnock and Benz in the 00-yard « -enf, Capt. Willman and Benz in t°: 600-vard; ex. C;rossman and Mever in the mile and four sprin ters in the 1200-vard relay, each rman to run 300 vards. A number of freshmen also ni! compete in th leet, unattached. - -——~H- EX-BILLIKENS DEFEATED BY EX-BEAR BASKET TEAM The Langan ive defeated Joseph quintet sual night at the K. of C. hall in East St. Louis | in an independent tournament con-| 24 to 16. tators, wonder- ing at the stellar brand of basket- ball displayed, found out later that sa the St. Joseythh’s were the recently graduated St Louis University squad, ninus the Bradburns and plus Hurd, and the Langan-Taylors were a group of Washington Uni- versity athletes and aiumni. It was a Bear victory, though un- a : hy r -ilayior +} + tne St. test, Spec official. Cox and Seago starred for the winners. Niess, a former Bear and member of the Coliseum A. C. squad, played a forward for the erstwhile Billikens. The lineups: ST. JOSEPH. 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A Safe @ sidewall protection. Open Evenings Till 8, Sundays Till 12 3 For rst tue ; te eee T es : n to know lela pelt a, , ee : a oe er ¢o- and Proven Remedy. The box bears ~ ez eating son | cepa en ti a fe on INCINN.A Moreh The sers, ee st the signature of E. W. Grove. 30c. foo (‘li wake wy - sta enpsisting of Johnson . 8 re nnati Reds will continue to make a agen titnte Sook ing rested and ref ~.veleskie, Bush, Ruet edt Hes: oe Se ee put a eae wtntekem est g ) for a good day's wor rguson and Marberr ; : re & w 20 GSC whenever a ea gg at A gus mn at ‘re " gou Kn von Tl] ha rs U nN eh? Te | —— Aaa ; mol “ec rere ; > i - : a | : : sainion e wos B , in - ee Tea Ro ear Nz averare ; ~ sched eee Tees Bucks eG Sage bs : : Who could have foretold in 1913, when the aver- ‘is, Pecktpaug ze ‘ s Jed into wnseien eit i | : Harris subs for Judga Stuffs picture, passing aging ca gue teams. : age price of anthracite coal was $8 per ton, that | rt from Bir : eee tet Blankenship in Camp. : it would advance to $18.13 in 1925? 4 the aS’ tv _— ai ; ” pe. . 3 . New Oriaaris is rea Face Is Dangerous Batter Saar —Despite two Pn nneie ‘et that is exactl ha happened. No less lay s | z happens Pate is southpaw batsman, © : : utlggrvre pein fe Soldar Sparta. a ie the nite Stat : “of 4 Peck “ st iadiaiie ‘s dangerous and has an ex. “2: of Ss 5 ~ en eee authority than the United es Department of * ae ones ty nade: «main gaz dea ee Springtie “ — = on — a eG ee wee | “88 » ok 8 ee i ve Labor furnishes the statistics. es ng Ste 2 ~ ed : . re ‘ a pit ne. ¢ - - e i = her pitcher, re- Whitel odng, aro According to the report of this department, on eee a a . - Eee rt Sbreverer’ z = a . E & 4-pinch ranners -harpiong the ting old timers don't fal! POT’ ne a ‘ide Jan. 15, 1913, the average retail price of anthra- ae : {-Neely, whose hit d- > team is sure to be a con A | . . : : a ee Sone We de® Slee. gag injury. : | cite stove coal per ton of 2000 pounds in Chicags Poe J ” Archdeacam On. exudes every - Manager Joe . as Seaz was $8. 00, and on Nov. 15, 192 Kn), (the latest date we ee fhe papel : se sa: de 3 for which statistics have been compiled) it wag _ ght hitting has forced MeNecly and * S$ ares to Rape seamen ‘ . $18.13 per ton. : = » bench, but his speed and toug! > 4 aie besiege fe . ~ ; : | ng keeps him with the team. opposicic se sin t : use ag: . What about gasoline prices? a ieaaon was drafted *: Ra leagzu s “ : ng : | 3 ‘ On Jan. 15, 1913, the Chicago tank wagon price : : of Standard Oil Company (Indiana) gasoline was bb fb 4 & & oO 2 / Nearly Every 0 oe ie Interstate Pin Tourney in. May tc Missouri State Association Be Organized at Meeting to Be Held During Event. WEBSTER BEATS RITENOU R ; ‘ ° a? _@ i ; | . Sw z c i e . 3 > ~ - + ei Ne rea > 2 @ ? Sit: 2 2 4 " ay ~ e tt aes .S 4 a: 4 > we ° Be . i. o e —T . — ~“ - 3 of, a C2 +-+-6 ; rig : r nas W Pi cy ies waZ pond shert . 2 'i3i 2 + 3: 2 - , at. fee © 2 3 a ma e Seas F eee n : £ Y a a5: & S yb 4 .* -@ on — 9 ~ Sea : Pat ‘ - oe. oo ‘ . mo ; “a _ 2 Ry nol = , 2 a. ee ae > i * ad PEs Ee at ampaig cf en a — — 44) ‘} * % Old Fashioned Bar —— owns a cS i IN FINAL COUNTY GAME ie . = a ~ "x ri _ ~ ; a” ‘ = ite 4 Sing he = ww ™ > ' K 8 The a 4 AS o “ 2 Wworke ror + ha | a ™¢ ~~! 3 | oS WwW aehing* i © “ 2 ad o \ hE es wth s STR WOOd, NOrBan s f - . then yet the 9 : Mie * . ae Tice . soee aa k jee ey) ' , BEA . eS mi es - s. -§y R ~ fi 4. a * e 4 f * Se 4 ‘3 on ‘ PS - ' dia ommom | % _ | oe S uty ‘ : 3 em q ; ‘ r ' & a i = Fam e e _— , ind i 2 oe. ™ ; ; Pe “e LS tN i Pie ea 4 Bet Wa i He BIG TEN HEAD | i Peppermint ogg hmgrag | ay Ppp AN APPEAL TO A.A U. § Ae Clear Thru ! Soe igi kaa aa 4 ce et Fi i : SWaret 7 ‘ coe ae an =~ ATI e re. ' t =: rectors e Waestare “ane = = a F "® ., og t nig? aunched a new *. ' ‘es ae © * ~e oe oe ' see. 4 =e e.e abs s ce > faa = z ‘ i iz bi : | |: eas a he IT r ra sa : t i308 7 E .@ ’ a~ - — b: ae Te? f° New YT _ ; ' . i“ ; ' « a 4 orien, - > . a. “ to stance aw, "J nishing you with an unfailing supply of gasoline | and other petroleum products when and where — you want them at the most reasonable ; ae arise. There are many hazards and risks in the oul industry. No one can accurately predict what 4 the price of gasoline will be. But one prophecy cam be made with certainty. The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) will com tinue to supply gasoline at a price which will re flect only the cost of crude oil, man distribution, plus a small and reasonable profit. The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) will com tinue to serve you with all the skill at its come mand, feeling confident of your appreciation. 4 Standard Oil Ce 910 So. Michigan Avenue, Chicage 4 $.145 per gallon. A ton of anthracite coal on that day would have bought 55.17 gallons of gasoline. On Nov. 15, 1925, the Chicago tank wagon price. of Standard Oil Company (Indiana) gasoline was. $.16 per gallon. A ton of anthracite coal on that day would have bought 113.31 gallons of gaso line —105% more than in 1913. In-terms of percentage, the price of anthracite ~ 4 coal increased 126% in twelve years; the price — of gasoline only 10.3% These figures are not sana to show that the price of anthracite coal is high but to emphasize the fact that the price of gasoline is low. The success of the Standard Oil Company (Ind- iana) in holding down the price of gasolineis the more remarkable when it is considered that the cost of factors entering into the manufacture of gasoline have advanced greatly —some mmportant - items as much as 137%. How then you ask has this been accomplished? [In a word, by advanced refining methods grow- — ing out of tremendous investments of time and © money in research. The benefits accruing have been passed on to the consumer of gasoline. - The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) is proud of its record; the management is proud of the . organization, which has enabled it to achieve | such a record. Everyone of the 29,000 employes is inheeal but a single purpose—to do their part toward fur- — ns possible. With such a spirit of enthusiasm te rely upon, the —— faces the future with confidence No one can foretell what new problems may and General Office: Standard Od Buildieg

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ATC $e —— —— adie one 7 oa = rte E rary of S31 by Two Men, - “Jow and Etzel avenue at 1:30 a. in. === .ojay to inspect his radiator, which > 4 john Dunham of 5158 Cabanne S i pay que, Was robbed of $31 by two! yen he stomped at Goodfel- pea —_—— ~ ems —_—— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH $1500 Vire ‘ethene to Belt Firm. -o9 Pp. Mm. yesterday in Fire at 1] a one-story brick building at 648 Delmonte way, occupied by the Belt Supply Co., caused $1590 dam- uge, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1926 a — AORN AET ag ‘FIVE ARRESTED FOR FRAUD IN FLORIDA LAND DEALS Charles Greenhaus and Harry Grif- . Ss. Commissioncr in $5000 Bonds Each. eiselt Wins Tien Games 9 ves boiling over en mama . the Post-Diapatch. - MILADE!I PHIA- March 16. | ~~ vesterdayv took both ADVERTISEMENT Lugie Kieckhefer tn thelr i - Phree-t*ushior , — Raha, Billias : rue play The ‘afternoem ‘a F . . ,? v 4 f ” *y ’ , : ad to 4. bel 63 in ni . l " hnign run . if ié ‘ f eix \GO, March 16 Allen Hall eplit pene ig gh ee Tanlac is a great natural build- eague Eames here 40) the blood, stim rious in the after meer. It re vitalizes the bloox 1u- 10 in 82 innings von lates the digestive organs, rejuve-, the evening, an st . ~ & gates the a8 and peps you up nes. Copulos had @ str} over. , and Hall of five ng all | P , From the four cerners of the a : : Pare — earth we the roots, barks and herbs co into Tanlac. We F compound them arter the famous fanlac formula that has brought R yealth to millions. Our files are crammed with tes- - ¢imonials from men and women Pin every vee of life, who state gratefully that Tanlac has brought tthem back to vigorous strength. If vou suffer from indigestion, CORDS the easy Corduroy los of appetite, ean 't sleep or rest: t credit terms in Amertea, e rheumatism is ‘making life payment—pay the balance . + ¢ 3 sees af your Jit s ou ns, No interest charges, ag PE forture: UF SON US r 3 out (OL ® oorts and your body has run down } to skin and bones, get a bottle of E STORES We Also % . Tanlac at your druggist S anil Company Sell Balloon BF ““™ taking it right away. St. Louis, Mo. Tires on § You'll be imazed to note the Se. See ( redit a gig bat comes at once Sundays Till 12. § For the first time in months you 1] | | B fecl like eating some good solid P food. You ‘ll wake uy in the morn- | Ming rested and refreshed, ready _ for 4 good day" s work. First thing w vou ll have some color ht know | 3 €) Pm vour cheeks and the sparkle of healt h Dack in your eyes Don't delav taking Tanlac. Be.- ive predicted ac- a — ‘rests for alleged back to Health = Tanlac Banished Rheumatism and Backache “So nervous and draggy I had no enthusiasm foranything. Then backaché'set in and rheumatism in arms and shoulders. Regular use of Tanlac banished both and I now have enthusiasm and pep in abun- mce.”’ Mrs. Alec Brown 1003 LaconaAvenuc ! | 7 Des Moines, lowa | eee 5 vin now if vou want to bull body s back To cate Take. -Tanlae Ve pe ta} hie Const ip: ition. : le commodities, ;, when the aver- $8 per ton, that 125? ed. No less an department, on price of anthra uunds in Chicago . , (the latest date | | compiled) it was : 3 | CONTINUES WITH HUNDREDS OF,NEW. AND na) gasoline was A —¥ c — BARGAINS} ” nk wagon price thracite coal on 5.17 gallons of ank wagon price na) gasoline was cite coal on that gallons of gaso- ce of anthracite Brand-New, Solid Leather, Pr years; the price | $4 U. S. BRAND-NEW 4-BUCKLE o show that the tuvver ARCTIC mas. sec] ut to emphasize e is low. lew Waterproof Shelter Tents.. $2.98 . $6 Waterproof Breeches, new $1.98 amen A (Ind $3.50 Khali Breeches, new.... $1.49 of gasoline is the $20 Gov't Leather Coats, new.. $7.95 sidered that the — irmy Blankets, Eng. Wool, rec.. $1.99 manufacture of lavy All-Wool Slipover Sweaters $1.98 some important U.S. Army Steel Helmets, Rec..... LOc U.S. Army Trench Spades, Rec.... 49¢ Gov't 0. B. Woo! Over-Seas Caps... 9c accomplished? @ U.S. Army Trench-Picks, new methods grow: UV. $. Army Medical Belts, comp. $1.69 nts of time and % 10 UP Gov't Canvas Trunks, brand-new $1.49 U.S. Army Gas Mask with bag, rec. 490 Gov't Veterinary Cases, comp., $3.98 U. S. Navy Lanterns, solid brass. .. 99e Gov't New Canvas Leggins, pair... 39C Gov't Rainsuits, Coat, Pants, Hat $3.98 U. S. Army Haversacks with strap..69c $5 Leather-Covered Auto Towline... $2 U.S. Army Mess Kits, Rec. Army Canvas Water Bucket, new...59¢ $2 Double Bit Axes, Forged Steel.. 98Bc De Je CORDUROY] er of gasoline. | ana) is proud of 1 (aia Hed ; proud of the i= i; fj j i it to achieve For men ‘and young brand - nev. - . | fe, is imbued with . | if ites asst enttored of ‘Mmiatrong nut-brown cor- part toward fur- if f | if 7 duroy, double stitched reinforced to aply of gasoline Ht} , f | ob ne hard wear: hen and where TE HHUA) sce ts senintonna pocket. belt -asonable price | af. Uff} ij y, | tctcogaeli euff bottoms. sizes 30 8 te 42 waist menxsure; 30 to 34 inseam. limited quantity, there- o rely upon, the - fore only,one = yolboon customer. ith confidence. : é . Wednesday, one day only, until all are sold, pair. problems may nd risks in the A MEN’S $25 SUITS sees ee. $9.90 ly predict what ' Oficers’ Clothing Rolls, new.. $1.98 ; Army Cartridge and Pistol Belts..... 9c with certainty. : $5 Hot & Cold Jugs, gal. size, $1.99 liana) will con- Oficers’ Trunk Lockers, new... $4.69 e which will re | ~” Folding Chairs, reduced to.. 89c ufacturing, and | 5c Boy Scout Stockings, a pair... 19 $2 Home Guard Shirts, small sizes. 79¢ Army 50c te 75c Heavy Wool Socks 25c $65 Double Harness, new, set $49.75 Double Reins, 20 ft. long, new. $4.49 Gov't New Cavalry Bridles - - - -- $2.98 J. S. Army Saddles, brand-new. $4.95 asonable profit. 151 WHITE ENAMEL DISHPAN **" 38c liana) will con kill at its com- r appreciation. ompany il Building ue, Chicago _Ivan Franklin JIsraiel and W. INCOME TAX ay LASTS UNTIL NEAR MIDNIGHT Clerks and hate iil ste venue Offiea Assist Completion of Official Lorms. RAILROADS AND ‘SHIPPERS’ ADVISORY BOARD MEETS HERE Trans- Missouri- cam nsas Studies Transportation Trans- \Missot svi Steen nized to promote es ‘mer Sheriff George Strodtman, in yrresentatives of president of the| BAKING CORPORATION HEAD TELLS od — w rams Business Within the stock gery peo bakeries, in this Mountain Wildcat for WASHINGTON, Coolidge hes agreed . Sec? if 1S unde rsLOOod, v aaah | is being urged upon | One Killed, Two Injured jn Fire. Ry the Associated Presa. DES MOINES, omer expec ted to recover from rrichell was ki tie a fire. was destroyed. 100 DAYS IN WORKHOUSE, $1006 rine FOR MOTORIST 26-Year-Old Shoeworker Convicted | of Careless Driving and Operat- ing Machine When Intoxicated. Elmer Suda, 26 years. old, " shoeworker, 4186 Walsh street, to-| day was sentenced by Police Judge Roseean to 100 days in the work- pealed. Patrolman Julius Fisher identi-| fied Suda as the driver of an auto- | mobile which ran into a service, itruck at. Grand boulevard and ‘Lafayette avenue at 2 a. m. last Thursday, grazing the policeman. John Yozits, driver of the truck, for the Nelson Motor Car Co., had parked it there while he repaired another automonbile. He and Fisher said Suda was intoxicated. Suda denied he was the driver, ‘and his lawyer sought to show ;% ‘companion, Walter Goelitz, a mu-, denied they had been drinking KILLED BY A PISTOL GIRL She Pulls Trigger. W ounding Youth in Playfal Struggle Over Pos- session of Ring. : i t2 i PANA. | ‘Kinsey Parker, ‘ s old, son f Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parker of } i a ( Shelbyville, was accidentally shot through the heart and killed with his owh revolver at 11 o'clock last night by Miss Deed: when calling on her of her parents, Mr. Condo in this city for sonte months. Parker had laid his imita- Iver on the center table Condo cigarette case and w! »scuffling for the possestion of ring, which Parker was wear- he seized the weapon and dqd the trigger. A verdict of accidental death was) returned by the Coroner's jury. $109,490 FOR A PLAYGROUND NEAR THE M’KINLEY BRIDGE! Aldermanic Committee Approves Plan for Purchase of Two City Blocks for_Playgrounds. T ground purposes, was approved to- day by the Public Welfare Commit-} net et i burned to deati The seriously tee of the Board of Aldermen... The} *“**** . ee hill before the committee provides | that $109.4960 shall he paid for two! city blocks south of Bremen avenue between Ninth and Eleventh streets. The money is to come from bond issue funds and asssessments on the neighboring district Expenditure of $16.500 f ‘the Genevieve Strodtman 'rround and of $140,200 for Forest Park pavilion, to replace the one damaged by fire, were also ap- |proved by the committee. Of the ‘i cost of th lew pavilion, $84,200 will be from bond issue funds and $56,900 from general revenue. The 7 playground at Thirteenth and Palm ; streelsS was piven to thacity hv for- 4 ae memory of his wife. SUICIDE BY CARBON MONOXIDE, VERDICT IN DEATH OF MAN 'Tniversity of ‘Tilinois Graduate Left | Notes Indicating Love Affair Prompted Act. A Coroner's verdict of suicide bv carbon monoxide poisoning was re- turned today in the death of Theo- dore Thomas, ended his rage in the $205 Washington avenue ing fumes from the exhaus? omo bile. “Thomas left messages indicating ffair prompted é aduate of University Tllinois and son of the Rev. J. T. Thomas of the First | Presbyterian Church of Springfield. lll. He had been in St. Louis since December as agent for a (Chicaro cosmetic concern. “Ss NEGRO CITY HOSPITAL AT - GOODE AND ST. FERDINAND AVES. Committec Recommend sill | Changing Location Be Re- pealed or hilled. Public Welfare Con »’ AeAAaEAKS of the Board of Aldermen today | decided that the new $1,266, City Hospital for Negroes, to bh built under the ‘bond issue, should | be at the western site provided in the ordinance, at Goode and S Ferdinand avenues. committee de recommend that proposed repealing tf} nance be fil pose of 1 the vicinity of institution, i n on Lafavette avenue City Hospita > rs ’ 4 | Many Negroes opposed this change, land the committee’s action makes ‘it likely that the ordinance for the | western site will remain in forc ‘OWES $.017 IN INCOME TAX OKLAHOMA CITY, Ok. March — Inciuded in the mall Revenue Collect was a sworn statement of ann income from a railway employs El Reno, OkK., arsiebn minus ductions, showed the exact amount of 17 mills due the. Government A penny accompanies the return. J. P. Miller Heads Junior G. O. P. Jule P. Miller was elected presi- dent of the St. Louis Minior Repub- licans, succeding Clifford M. Hicks. at an election completed last night » . Other new officers are Edward W. first vice-president: Flo: e-presiden' hird vice-presi- dent: and Ruth Brante, treasure. ‘Officers will be installed March 17 .at Hotel Chase. . ee ee with the loss of one life and | rious injury of four other: per- | DrScholls Lino-pads Put one on-the _ th is gone ine purchase of two city blocks near McKinley Bridze. for plav- ; . ae le . or . ‘ . | sons. (“harles Watkins, -6 years ST.LE"NS POST-DISPATCH ‘BIG INCREASE N WEST VIRGINIA COAL PRODUCTION Total for Year Mame gates 125.434,- 130 Tons, a Gain of 21,451,- 128 Tons, Pat. Associated Press. VTRARLESTON. W..Va., adbirch (“‘oal production in West. Vir : ~ wennniseimm Mm 1928 aggregated 125.43 house vand to pay a fine of $1000 | , ‘on charges - eareless driving and | driving while intoxicated. Suda ap- | 130 tons, an increase of 21,451,128 tons compared to 1924, according to figures made public by A. O.Wil- | son, statistician of the Kanawha Coal Operators’ Association. Tonnage production in Southern West Virginia, the statistics showed, | aggregated 87,642,551 tons, an in crease of 16.050,588 tons, compared to 1924, while in the northern part| of the State the coal output was 130,691,534 tons, an increase of 5,- 400,540 tons compared to 1924. GETS FIVE YEARS IN PRISON FOR FELONIOUS ASSAULT. ; : = ‘as Ac -Year-Old | sician of 2425 Missouri avenue, was; Man Was Accused by 16-Yea d- ithe driver. Goelitz and two girls | who were in the car so testified. | All four had béen to a party in ‘St. Louis County, they said. They Girl of Valley Park—Offered Alibi. A verdict of five years in the penitentiary was returned by a | ‘jury at Clayton today against Bird Varble, 37 vears old, of 6125 Ridge avenue, St. Louis County, with felonious assault wit! ito rape. The THOUGHT WAS CIGARETTE CASE Florence Burch, 16, of Valley Park, testified that ‘arble dragged her into an* automobile on Mera- Station road, Oct. 20, last, and her prisoner until she jumped from the moving car. Varble ot- a fered an alibi. COOLIDGE S VIEW QUESTIONED } A os Ww ASHING TON. Asked today to def™1 on the Dyer anti-lynching il ’ | President Cooli informed a del- ; . “ " . , . A egation National “Corpore ’ ’ s5 13 ‘ on vot elals Republican id erehTl ct, quarters at Jersey he stood on his O ongress In wnic:) Negroes ‘should be protects all violence and support ‘peaceable enjoyment 01 of their labor.”’ ore 1 : ] ie [ver ,¥ = rr ¢ = oo for tears. but al] atternpts iO pass : hea ‘ pee] Man Dies in Resort Hotel ire. the Associated Press, STROUDSBURG, Pa.. March 16 —The new Meadowside Inn, at ; - . , hare |! Mount Pocono, 15 mile from nere, iwas destroyed by tlre eariy today the old. of Wales, an employe, iyred are: Mrs. Blanche Mount Pocono, a guest, Father Henry Klonowaski, Scranton and Charles T. Miller, owner of the ho- | tel and his wife. Miller was awak- ened by the heat of the fire, which started on the second floor, and, n attempting to reach the em- uleies on the third Woor, fell down i stairway. His oe was burned in rescuing him. Father Klonowa- ; Y Y i t c i ski was injured in jumping from a isecond-story window. ANNOUNCEMENT OPTICAL SALE EXTRAORDINARY) with our optical doctors, we have After carefully going over the optical prices decided to cut the prices on a par with the increased volume will work for the To oaress the new Eyeglasses or Spectacles hitted with aarpecians cryatel lenses—actual “ae benefit of beth the pub ic and ourselves. ea of be morbing with a wonderful fferd to miss this great sale, 3.50 casi 1- 00 *$ 4 00 srices, we open tomo Zylo Frame Eyeglasses or Spec frames. fitted with the large. These large, stylish . In this great sale have been selling at $6. 00. Bifocal Glasses, 2, $2.95 A Reduction of 25 to 50 Per Cent on All Other Glasses —These prices include a com- of the eyes free of charge by our expert JOHNSON BROS. DRUG CO. 7TH AND ST. CHARLES “The Cemetery Unusual” FERPETUAL CHARTER PERPETUAL CARE Cet ‘clephone Gariteld. 6331. (62> a ete te — ae _ UNDERTAKERS Drehmann-Harral 1 eee, co. 2320 TU UNION BL. FOrest 4784. (oa GERAGHTY j L I-N-D-E-L-L B-L. 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That's be- cause such so-called remedies do not remove the cause—rubbing and pressing Until the cause is stopped, coms will persist. a mew method, that works on the only correct, scient ific principle of ung the cause, 1s —— these old, pao het makeshi people have adopted it. s Zino-pads—a thin, medicated, antiseptic, protective, heal- A new com can’t come where the old one was, because Dr. Scholl’s Zino- pads stops it defore it can get wre Made 1 in three sizes for Corns, Get a package of De Scholl's Zino-pads at your shoe dealer's or druggist’s today. coupon below for free sample. | yeare, The Schol! Mfg. Co., Chicago, lil. Picase mail free sampie of Dr. Scholl's Zino- pade for Corns,and Dr. Wm. a Scholl's Book, “The Feet and Their Care, oo e sure spruces up spaghetti! 3 : ‘ a » i Bluhill CHEESE She Suffered ‘-T had a bad leg f6r 2U > vears. tried everything and had doctors but no benefit. I tried Peterson's Ointment aud 5 “boxes healed m1 never praise it enough. co painful at first that fresh ointment on every hours, night and day. It stopped the pain at once. Mrs. Mark Richards. Lake Linden, Mich. Fine for piles, eczema and all skin troubles and blemishes. Big box 60 cents at all druggists. The mighty healing power of Peterson's Ointment quickly clears skin of all rashes, pimples and blemishes. Peterson Ointment Co.., Buffalo, N. ADVERTISEMEN T Says His Prescription — Has Powerful Influence Over Rheumatism ae James H. Allen, of 26 Forbes St.. Rochester, N. Y., suffered for vears with rheumatism. Many times this terrible disease left him help- less and unable to work. He fimally decided, after vears of eease less stu: ay that no one can free from rheumatism until the ae eumulated impurities, commonls ALA DEA ‘ ] ; ? ~+e ao a: ecnilled t} » acid Ge posics, were dis : , ’ i . ; ints and muscles and ‘rr ’ + }y " } oe i TrTrom tire mmoOdT, ° ‘ ‘ i ‘ " . 2 ‘ . ba ith this idea.in mind he consuit | ' physicians, mi ide experiments and finaliv compounded n prescription that quickly and completely banish. ed every sign and symptom of rheu matism from his system. He freely gave his discovery,. which he called Allenrhu. to others, who took it, what might be called marvelous suc After vears of urging, he decidec eqf{ferers everywhere Know reseription does | ermptom of the im your Mente, ABELN—On Monday. Mareh 15. 189206. at 2:45 vo. mm avid R. Abeln, be- ‘loved infant son of =e and Hazel Atwin | (nee Reese). dear brother of Vernice an! Mildred and our dear, grandchild and nephew. at the age of 17 days : Funeral from residence. 6127 Louisi- ; ana, on Wednesday. March 17, at 2 >. m.. to New St. Marcus Cemetery. ‘ ie | ACHESON—On Monday, March 15. at the residence, 3846 Missouri arenue. p Bon Acheson Jr.. darling son of James ad Gladys Acheson, Funeral from Lynch & Tully. 4245 Lin- dell boulevard, Wednesday. March 17. at 0:30 @. m. tc) | BAL R—Eniered into rest on Nondar, March 15. 1926, at 5:30 p. m., Loulse 4ur (nee Decker). beloved wife of John be dear mother of Theresa Raur. awl Our dear sister, sister-in-law ang aunt. ,_ Funeral Thursday. March 18. at 2p m., ‘rom residence, 47°99 Fariin avenue. In- ferment in Valhalla Cemetery ® Dec eased | ae a tember of Bethany Church Lad! es" A id Socket 5 ‘3 (eh — Asicep in Jesus. on Monday. Mareh 2. 1926, at 1 50 a. m., Fred PS. 4316 Beethoven avenue. beloved ‘band of Minnie L. Bere (nee Cordes). father of Mrs: Helen Jacobse and Mre. | Hilda Weise (nea Berg) and Fdward Bere, | de ar eon of Frances Berg and our dear | father-in-law, grandfather. ene bretir- er-in-law and uncle. at the age of 55 rears. Funeral on Tnyreday, March 18, at °% |p. m., from Ziegenhein Bros. chapel, 2025 aS herokee street. to Holy (ross lTutheran Church, thence to Concordia Cemetery. {c' BOT ae red inte rest - Monday, . March 1 1926, at 9:35 a Jobantia Ww. —— p Me. Schultz) ot O10 Oregon avenue, beloved wife of Fr eo. H. Bothe. daughter of Mrs. Henry Schultz of Mem- phis, Tenn.. and our dear sister. sister-in. cousin afd aunt, at the age of 4 og dvemains at Ziegenhein Bros. chapel. ~ 62 3 Cherokee street. unti] Tuesdaer. March / Pp. m. Interment Wednesda,. 17. from MeDowel!l & Moateverde parlors, to Elmwood Cemetery. Memphis. Tenn. Deceased wae a member of Meridian No. 442. 0. & 8. at %. LAO. CC. No, 118. Please omit filo. vers. Memphis (Tenn.) papers please copy BL Ler i —On Sunday. March -14. 1926.: at 4. m., John Burké, beloved hus- iat ~" Johanna Burke (nee Cogan). dear j\father of Nellie. William and ‘rancia /Burke and Marcella Thomas. and brother of Anna Burke, and our dear father-in- law and grandfather. Funeral from residence. 5018 Michigan javenue, on Wednesday, March 17, at 8:30 WOMEN ‘Tell each other A. m.. to SS. Mary ard Jose h's are. thence to Mount Olive Cem ‘ omlt flowers. Holy Name Society, SS. Mary and Joseph Chureh, and Bricklayers’ Uv ~ ay Loca] No. 1 Cet) BURKHART—On Sunday, March 14, 1926. at 10 p. m., John Burkhart of 314 Russell avenue, beloved husband of Mary Burkhart (nee Knelp). dear father of Jacob Mueller and our dear ‘ather-ir- law and grandfather, at the age of Al years. about another problem solved by the physi- cians’ safe prescription AN-A-CI N—of wel- come soothing relief from disturbing pains— of every day a normal day—of safeguarded pleasures and duties. -the scientifically balanced formula of proven non-narcotic remedies compounded ive safe. susiaimed relief without affecting the heart or di isturbing the stomach. tir - proven by physicians through ten years of constant use for children and adults of al! ages. An-a-cin Also Relieves Cold Want Ad Service is more than merely to print the Any newspaper Want ad service is in Bringing Results. The Post-Dis- patch is St. Louis’ Result Medium, advertisement. can do that. | tm -~ i ae, te into a. aren —~ d of the late I ine gy & x ar | 7 lsidor Lehman Funeral on Wednesday, Marea 17, at a. m., from Weick Bros.’ funera: per- iors. 412 Dochouquette street. to S&. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Deceased wag a | member of Vereinigter Deutscher Order. (c2) BUTH—On Monday. March 15, 1926. Mary uth. beloved wife of Charles Buth and dear mother of Mre. W. CC. Kountz and | Fred Buth, our dear grandmother, aged Veare. Funeral from Peetz funeral home. La- fayette avenue. at Longfellow boulevard. | Wednesday, March 17. at 29. m. Inter- ment at New St. Marcus Cemetery. fer CHEEK—tH.ntered into reset Monday, Mare 1S. 19°76. at 10:35 vw. Ro 1. c maakt beloved husband Gear father of William Ceci] Chgek and our dear brother, in-law and grandfather, at the age of | years. _Remains at the Kron cha 2" OF Nert:.Grand boulevard. until fo Pp. March 17. Interment at Tamarea. 1). CLAt S—n Monday, March 15, 1926. at > p.m. Anna Claus. beloved mothe: of gn Be J. Claus and Mrs Ida Weies, our dear mother-in-law and grandmother, 4a2Z2e ‘ » Vea re Funeral from residence. ee South Broadway. Thureday. Manch ws Dp. W-« to New St, Marcus Cemetery. (e3) | COLLIGAN—Entered into reat on Mor- day. March 15. 1926. at 1] a. =. wary T.. Colligan (nee Berkiey), wife th late Thomas J. Colligan. dear mother of Alice FE... Thomas L.. Gus F. and Sylvester > Colligan dear grandmother of Carl and Srivester W. Colligan. Funeral from family residence. 41744 Labadie avenue. Thursday. March 18. at 8-30 a. m.. to St. Matthew's Church. In- ‘erment in Calvary Cemetery. (cB) cor NEE ntered into rest Tuesday. erch 45 a. m.. Michael ne ie e145 ) "Totiaial avenue. son of the ~— Mary Covne. dear brother of Flisaheths and Dennis Coyne, and our dear unele. in sixty-third vear » notice of funeral from Kriegahauser Chapel. 4104 Manchester avenue. later. CROOK —Entered into reeset at St. Mo.. on Monday, March a m.. Mary Crook (nee Goed lowed wife of George A r of Elizabeth Goeddel and dear sister Kdward GG. Emll : Theodore MW... , Koimer, Victor Olivia Goeddel, in her thirth-sevents th ll be buried Wedepeier. March 17, at 2 p. m. to Waterloo Cemetery. Waterleo. Dl. | DATRALS, Entered into co, Sunday. March 14. 1926, Mary 1 «nee (Hara, heloved wife of the late Sees Davball and dear mother of Mre. Ali Eleen Hickettsa. Jacob W. Mre. Nellie Kennedy. dear raet mother-in-law and aunt, at the age of 73 from “a@lovterra faneral he we, (2 Kingshighway boulevard Wednesday. m.. to Holy Famil iin S&S. Peter and Conmstty. ceased Was a wember of Chlristias Moth- |ers Bociety. — DOMHOW SKI—E ntered into day. March 14 1026. at Baga a r., | Jennie lromhowski (nee | dearly beloved wie of Joseph a dear mother of Joseph. James, Generirve Martha and WhHliam. dear Mra. Mary Cumberland, our | sister-in-law and aunt. The funeral takes place on Wedneadar, . (March 17. at 8:30 a. m.. from reaidence 16) North Mevrenteenth «treet, to #t. Law- rence Toole Church. thence te Calvary Cemetery. fc) DORAN —Entege' inte eet on M. a Mareh Lb. Then. 's 2:30 pp. m., Sophia + 'M. Doran (nee- al a beloved vite of Chas. J. Doran, dear daughter of pe hi Koennecker. dear alater of Char : rare and Lewis oonnecker, and Mra C. Howard (nee Koennecker), and our dear | sister-in-law and sunt, in her fiity-iiret | year. from residence. J241 Liberty | street. Thureday. March 18, at 2 p. m. (3) March 15, 1974, . auot ef ic Heleher (pee Corcoran) and bretb. eo. : - —~- s . ’ . . e w es a“ ee ee — LAA 8 ANT DR Se IRS ORE RO Mt PN he a ~s ~ e ¢ OCONEIAI LP SNARES RAE ORR Ce SIS ty omni Sie Nay 0 he . tan age A ORD RG A Ce ey, See en eee STEP he ote eng eny Heigee gE Hara Fae =

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ey s “SALEMEN | | WANTED SALESMEN WANTED aaa TOS ee ke ee ST. LOUIS POST -DISPATCH pe-TO SELL A USED ARTICLE _AT ITS PROPER VALUE advertise it in these columns.“@® ‘HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS : 2; ~ DISTRICT eg The ggg = reek ie wilation | perience not essential - must be OP satisfied to earn $35 to start. ¥ $35 weekl3 y y to rie “ry ae P_WANTED—MEN, Boys =. Be eh _— Mt . GOODS FOR SALE 5507 Waterman. | NURSE GIRL—White. od floor ? CAbany 5332. Pianos. ene # Orgone For Sale - ee prompt shi nipment and we tis? ‘a M201 a & : Ma awning work. Central Awning esir 7 | } OPER RATORS— Experienced on (2) | Laclede. FOR — to work a ra ma do | \¥ OUNG MAN—OF neat — OPERA! TORS—Bxperiencea “Quality — and ‘Seeds ~~", ~~ lees than octainal, Dr: oe; also ent ine on sees: plenty of work; ne ont pric es ex-— Pa 4. EB. Cornbleet neTON, RFeCONd finer. CRATORS—To e ork c on. wash frocks: steady wor K; i anlimited opportunity for one Fm ete Con :;who will apply himself. Mr. Conley, DOMESTIC ELEC- 922 Pine, Room 100, | 5 ply Wednesday morning at HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS © only. | Superinten- | experienced ‘dent’ s office, | ply Wardrobe leaning and Dyeing ae | one BARR CO. si use re } Micays end _PRESSERS — E __ shirts. Apply ELY & WALK- ER SHIRT 5 4h OR—EZx specienced =: | M bob- per “maner: ¢ w av er, cm saa | oe Awards "National, 16 CL /ERK—High echool €> ERENCE ASSOCIATIC p Rae. ers : ‘ sini ’ "Wed ednesday worry Cee “co (CUrr ER— Experienced r nence not ote iy roo fed ca var nee. re U TTE R—On and apron frocks. on aerate ail Fg —. S| aae No— Lares - Bi 3 Mt yim Bag paaigeays 4 Oe MARCH RUMMAGE OF econd! i Furniture | . j ree t at Wholesale pr *¢ at eal Ot 635 Washington, take _e! ev ‘ato: q?. Sa iN La saat Ds i il OPER ATORS Pecos gy operators on misse TeRSCS : f. Sseeceontimaesay wis: PIANOS? PPLANOS! PIANOS: | STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES | ed re Met a en, atten ol po ene a Na Ae im ex: —— condition. s LUCY LOCKETT, ¢ oe just the instruments for beginners or _— tee planes, elarting Monday at prs MISCELLANEOUS WANTS _ eee ae POWER MACHINE OPERATORS Preferably with drapery ex-__ | perience, but not a | : SCR AP TRON Wid. erin St ~~ ee “STARCK PIANO CO., . PLAYER: -PIAN( Very ~ . ee A a Al II. Am Se a tt ee at cil inn ai ee ee tine atte dill dite tet oe ae SOUTHEAST CORNER SEVENTH AND MARKET STS. - © tg gy oe i te ee ~-— 3-Pe. Davenport Suites.$29.75 necessary. Apply Supt.’s Office, 3-Pe. Mohair Suit $75.00 ec. Monair Hultes... d ot SPR Me Oe ARIE AY BONES 2708. saber teers > ee ene Metal Beds, several = CASH GIS >... . = TER ishes eeeoeve0ete8ee* * Famous-Barr Co. Oak Chiffoniers ...... . $6.98 KuDa rae ¢ FINISHING OUT li ell ell nd a die alii tai PE PIANOS Ivory Cribs ...........$4.50 . / PRESSER—F&{perienced on pleat ‘eated work —- ladies’ fancy earments; - and Loe ust, SOL Be FE Reda Ay, ‘ -* . \ ee ee ee ae ae ~ Walnut finish Wash- ar Ivory Dressers ... ... .$10.00 Dining Chairs, leather Eo nk 6 ue eeee bes Combination Bookcase . $4.50 Porcelain-top Tables. . .$2.98 Kitchen Chairs .......$1.00 5-Pc. Breakfast Suites ..$9.95 Box Springs .........$10.00 Oak China Cabinets. ... $6.50 Davenport Tables .....$8.50 Metal Da-Beds .......$5.00 hare Y used ee get “oa? been Ot i i i ell —— a tore and office: — 1 ¢. strumen' a sold as hi igh as $000) new ; xXperienced on player at remarkable, prices. a, pO agg ny, Oe i ie i ae and | MDA 1 FOURIER - weet Nt gat MIR coe Oe ed ne. vie ee. Cee 4 — are Sacottasset scidditlisieiieaseiteniomdiinniitimemanatinence-rieimaiier sinietian sth nel es estan scans ct “ “8 ae FN CR ar a aaa aS lee BI ke Sie Vn TE Bikes Spe ONE ane © ta ee eid RR RG cel So RETIN. BTN és e 4 . > ' “ . : : “s ¥ - - . " penne ein - ease © ere AP 16th [ter save. ( j (e3 ) i nag fu CE Machines a Sale ERC oe ‘K—Large aize : 533 Refrigerators OOOLERS—Us sed SN LIE RON YAGI OI CRITI OES Vie OTIS toy > Soe 7 ore ‘ “ - market Tduthneat: i foUG GH DRY MARKE R pe “ees 26 - | white. Lindel Side-icer Refrigerators. .6.50 Cage Beds ..........-- $4.50 t Or. meen gars ae 4041 Cote Brilliante. mae einmeg | Butcher Supply “Co., : BRUNSWIC K—Pb ere i Reed Rockers Reaper Dining Tables ...... Mre. 4 CEntral 1299. CAbany 7 SAMPLID MAKUR—Experz tenced on dresses. _Apply Lile & Hirsch. P - i STENOG! RAPHER—Down tows _ erence Ass'n. . RE FRIGERATORS: i ‘ ’ «t! eee Bedroom Benches Velour Da-Beds . PHONOGRAPH — Bea utful c ae -50. th and Olive.fcAS) “PRONOGR APS Bed Springs #1 S X. ‘Broadway, Baby Buggies ... pho ie ow — 2 gee DRESS OPER. a To operators who are thor- ‘| oughly experienced we guarai)- ? enced. v—We want rm nacet th : , ta , an mee “y Mv 5 naltip | IDI R rE S Ss “OPERA TORS— We > have an opening for severa operators. Must | EN—For patching and seraz ’ meritorious real :, experienced .| dresses or similar work. | girls work twelve months in the. year _and earn good — & WALKER GOODS CO., Sterling etal cee ‘16th and Locust men, over 20, to Bead 3409 ft — id gh Fr . \ swaller & Ss 8. . - . ’ 1 Ss Ge &: +4 s A>) - ~~ o tae - ~ ot = e f LDERS— Experienced. RIC AN STEEL ranite C ‘ity, a FORELADIES — Experienced overall and pant. for out-of- ‘town factories; state oe wesaid GERTRUDE ENGL! si ‘and give references. Box N-99, Post-Dispatch. GIR io Raperionced on. press , te bine SALES ME ~ —Se veral nNeat-appearing. : wet oro per: cy ana have a have experience, SAL LESMAN To, de" ‘lop > ga. ve “and r GIRT Whi ite. “3 sin f anc no —— nm. * "Diep ay ixture Co., nancia!ly Hapanetbie. ast ; eS 4 cual BBs am Ls une ta others need apply. ul? partic “erates in lett Gs ousework. i | Siwtav 3 She “Newberry terrae, SALESMAN — ree ro) t wu ead ef whe fou ge cities 7th floor. +] TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING. ad escetians condition; almost wee » are wonda rful o - CT AR om PIANO CO. UNIONS EXCHANGE STORE ~ i tee the best wages paid on re a" ed yy pF oF seme HOUSEHOLD 16th and prnemeg Rant me ae ee t os ry PEM R THES tums ——SSEEELSESEESESESSS=S 4 # Mulvihill Furniture Co. a COAL, COKE seo aon ell €MOCK ERS—Yor hom e_ rors. | __tween 9 and 11. 547 Pa SMOCKERS — Exp peers who are capable of smocking ‘ladies’ silk dresses. ) plenty of work and pay good |. |prices. ELY & W ALKER DRY GOODS CO.. | Factory, 16th and ——. ven 112-114 North 12th. BABY eg OOK E é eulky. i foes OR CREDIT New Furniture at Savings of 30% to 50% FREE—A Set of Dishes With Every Purchase of $10 or More. 125 Elegant Large Console Phonographs.............+...+.045.00 $35 All-Steel Day-Beds and Pads..........20.ceececeeee+s - $19.50 $15 Heavy Metal Beds... .$6.50 CNKE R HILL. nae ERS v nderwood. $5: city wig’ $2 BAY BU Lame new reed. $15: a i ‘arterv! ee ‘le, “eae 75, METAL BEDS $35 Chifforobes for... ...$19.95 $1.00 and $1.25 grades, odd lengths of Linoleums; yard c $200 to $275 high-grade 3, also 4 piece, Huguenot and French Wa)l- nut Bedroom Suites—Bed, Dresser, Chifforobe, Vanity. ....$135 piece Overstuffed Living-Room Suites; with er without BOGS, . ..cccccccseevseresssscneneee ~., ~ . in several finishes. | EXCHANGE STORE, AND MAHBMKET STS. Full or morte aize, BI CYCLES_MOTOR CYCLES: tine? ‘ ‘ ee ee ee Ot tg OO ys $175 and $200 Elegant 2 also IN corthwest lixpress, 'SsPOTTE R-—-Experience excellent wages: 3 Rooms, complete, for $175.00 ; $62 Gas Ranges.......... $31.00 $18 Cash and | 3. 50 Week. $35 Refrigerators for....$19.75 Party; 61 eaty v orl, & Dveing Co.., 4802 Fe eee ee we ee HORSES AND VEHICLES | STEN’ «SR APHE rp With ‘aw _oitic °e. = ake 7 EXCHANGE : ; : TENG SRA! fen—o aber t i fo aheai wits “Ovetnatted Bed Suites HOUSEH’LD GOODS WANTED FURNITURE We 7 Start FURNITURE SACRIFICE how long employee “Hox P5009, m- — -- t? Sal and Suaran- highest prices paid: Orem 8852. 8907 STENOG Ra PHEK—3oud at ams End; $1909. 1R8AQ Ralleav Lead. ‘en, Lawennt tein, 1321-25 N. SEVEN TH “AND FURNITURE W t4.-— felis © + Sarees sa. eet cash for. atl kinds of household plano $160 BEDROOM & i STENOGR \ PHER—S2 nal! 5 Pac a.) office: > SILVER “GOLD | AND i FOR $79.75 eXBLC tac Box ie 208 A 0 en MACHINERY ETE NOGRAP HF R—law Famnit val — + val of sample reco: sditioned 1 fur ; aA emma.) aa -_ 50? © aticonga! Rar 3 RS Comm erce. tBZTN! DG RAPHE Suite in ‘American Whe run around to private homes | Morgan. Cent Central Bik ve. a COMPRESSOR—Doubdile action, an’ T bargaie when you cio come Botie & Bros. “539 ar ereenere pump: ILL buy or ear henge Use "eral work in Br nal age. experience and Post: Dispatch. bargain er pieens and GAr ) to Pte Cabany BES? PRICE for contents of ar 297 | tind eux floors ad new, up- ioraace f a wey t eaine price you Get our tues delivery ‘J. “HE LLRU: NG & GRINM Wa Gi ctapbone aaa STENCH APH R—And a ? 4 tor: cowntow! weex's 62-ary. J&84 Ratlwav STE NOGRAP HE rR— | CREE IN . | eae ——l irst-clase marc ree) : Nn we Hairdressers’ Colere. "PI LY i MPLOYMENT 6400 PLYMOUTH. meg Aad valuable, _tra Ty as tales department. used car der partment of = = ee ene ay seaman ' NTER, FINISHER, ' y HOU PSEGIRI White: 3s lf GE GRADUATE, good opportunity: handling women, HOUs SG XL a ce Ker 43 rea | SPHOLAT , BALESMEN—To vw | : HOT Spaini— Youn repeats under unique : © Parkview 3293s. i HOU SEGIRL- - — ‘olored, _- ENTS 5 WANTED MEN, /HO QUBEGIRL— Wisse ea UN TTY — $300 af exper fenced in gen | fa) Ss a7 = Whit te. | HOU s SiR - 2 4 adults. Park: Jate - 3 6224. _Thei OLE. SPLH HORST PIANO al , guaranteed; S65. fec , 1208 &. Broadway _sewine MACHINES _ WwW Al ITRES Veperined. 3 “Marat 151 yy) live Bt | PIANO—So ny “Uy eht, 1444. rice and eat x Wali aes — shone REED] ROCKERS | PLA NOS—F For, rent: T> P ' taurent. 335 War "RESS —Experience $2.98. UNIONS EXCHANGE STORE. EVEN WOMAN — in wasn” wovlens } Anferson Fauirilr Laundry, 49398 Mo: | ne = inanece | REFRIG ERATORS — ep Coadh: ach: like n new. qe missions to those _New York Waist SE RAE IESE Rr a I © P.BRASCH & C0- ®618 Franklin Avy. late 1038 t sully cauipped with all ‘extras, EXC HANGE La a SALESLADY —- W oimna ff 9 ledies’ ready-to-wear. govern AND Help Wanted Medium. well s Cail ny + eae 3 ROOMS FURNISHED COMPLETE have executives at (ci! perchandise atc be a?.@ to hand i+ 26 Tike a every Wa ra Tf vou have t®e adove Gua! toe ' tions. gee Mr. Appe cw lS rf ey PO ween oe Contr enient—Economica! In SEV “ERAL FINISHES, SaAlLPSWOMEN WEN—bLxperienced | War. yey en Se ale <cedg ar a ‘EX 6 coat $85 Coats and dresses; balloon tires. front and for these who quallfy. ee pereeniena ae 1oo4 ee Ree 1 GArfield 6600 MS EXCHANGE @TORE, SEVENTH AND MAKKET 8TS Spat MHA ANCONA AO TIA SALESWOMI-N—C uf ial oppartanity tor} $17.50 Down hres German-speaking ealeswomem esta: e or bond expernence necessary. TY MOTOR -. S048 am eswormen are earnings warda Lea ce f vent mahed. a2 Tide. OLY i Ea bigh-erade stock | eT ve for cen mpan ¥ wouderful re@u.* HOUSEH’LD GOODS WANTED ANDI RONS——-Furmiture. carpets contents | 1904 ESSEX COACH. pr HNITU RE living rewra euite, * 4s: is "going | he exand. Se. ¥ aa gh oe aarp aah Paseo ‘ a ee ing experience micy Post-Disvatec: oe nee ew | WOMAN NS an co-D, tor ; te A mattrees heme ‘hers and pup! 's in ext ension arpa rent. National ANTIQU ER—Aleo | Post Dispate leary | of introduet: an clams = msic co. roice: settractive men Work ‘a dignified . ine. a A.. ene em <reee ve o ai value to ®& omen, Louis Newspape:: | - THN RE e ¢ oO good | ‘pergona . — fo nrebes ai form. ree — a al aga v%e7 t eit ee} ‘ tule Luchinehs Te@ra-c. A. Selxira i & é. sg GArt: ce Ala ea AN ang aa RG Re BS Mahaney Re 88 i oF Fr ae Sienten.

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POST-DISPATCH. AUTOM Coa Ses TIFT nian DSON, $240 _ ROOMS F FOR RENT—South ma fo te hols eer ing: cor A tae eso “3 19— Ho ne ag _U TO large WASHINGTON. 6lxx- -Preng ROOMS BOARD OBILES : Coupes For Sale 363.3—Front room and Kitch. counie. employed — | ——y oD- .M. Common ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY ae BOARD “Opposite Q’ Fallon | boeskeepine. $3. 30: 3 rooms ‘for ~y 50) Pi em ge, Pees 1 of used cars in the world—Weber-Pledged and the other kind. The ‘purchaser who compares values, selec- tion, price, quality and guarantee, invariably selects the Weber-Pledged Used Car. This is sound common sense because a used car is only as good as its guarantee—and the guarantee is only as good as the organization that offers it. The Weber Motor Car Co. is a powerful or- ganization and for 14 consecutive years has been the distributor in St. Louis and vicinity for new Stndebakers. Such an enviable record is possible only because of the company’s high Standing and reputation for dependability. If .the great Studebaker Company sees fit to select Weber’s in St. Louis for 14 years, well to be gusded — nr prices are consistently "Ueler-Ptedged Used Qurs? ‘Used Car Exchange — howsekeeving and aieeping oe Nhat he i 4 Of “LID, ——- N oo cepa children in 4) a “Front —_ gen- | ors 2 eee 8 Oe 8 Oo @ € 9 ths Youn, Satie aS ea 261 5—Housekeepina -—- > ' ly Y ery easy terms or FC RD COU PE an 334: sy and board: "2018—Houseeieoin at ic 9 0 bd fl S ». ihe “ttt iil el i A ae BF i—3 con nect me. 2 he .. eee 35452 rooms, fur raished =) a 15—PORD cou i= C—) oupes 2 For Sale men or couple em- 3 Dace Anette eign Hs et el all atl, al a |} ACCOMAC, ~S845—F urnished rooms | | RUSSELL. $660—Piccsnat ing and houseksepmg. er ee = C SHAW, 3300—Jd floor front; teen i .—Modern home, " rou will do } week TO; Was HING TON. 4373— 7 ’ ; ght or oe 1% ASHI NGTON, 455 vier = —_ __ SS eening room, _ $3 a? WA A 3H NOT “ener $354 _ HALFON TE newly furnished ranges: het and cold tie \PAKTMENTS A‘ “ee ; “ — a" iND. EX Qt — W ADSHINGs ite N +4 ; nd wp ef kitchen privileges: . = Se eng mar ohh? . ner’ ert : > & prone - pie rom [gheg ; B ad wv ASHI NGTHN, 503 — came gs. ate open: ® , Pranmt rect, conmnecting . «a 41 ATE = Y os oe Ory ate nz bath; 7 loees § iA L ~ E y mx?n. Ww ASH ING yor o 4312 a ~ - == “ : Bae: : sjikiianeciaihio Kitchen 2 leges: steam ° z ( \ R mor SOGT. heat: 37 a IIe Ls ~ - ROOM Al WESTMINSTER, 4213—%s tive room - bath: private ‘wood f_coTE ar. : "s - service teeny WEST FINE. 4215—Roo : ‘eed: firepreet be week: others roy “e258, o> Sundar EST PIXE. 4007 — Housekeesing / A NDERSON-ST! range phore. jaunrd ~ aoe YET PIKE > or ’ es ' Oe oe a oe 5561 CHA | WEST, PINE: 3858—2 ron , NEAR Pp >} re (ioor i? rent ruzi , . b reazonabiy priced. — "a; ‘ — ee . WEST, PINE JS7TUS— Well neated, os ‘ete open ,. ®antly furnished: hot water & "te e~ ete tO wait. r-truction. WEST PINE. 335¢6—Lignt ~—— .\ DERSON-STC ' gleeving reom: neat. cle alta sana ——n . . 556) CHA ROOMMATES WANTED NEAR P — —— a . ROOMMATE | Wid—irl, emule QS See chavs my. Sroom fiat. Call . | ver ai a ipen te ‘te or whe I 1. 54 .* “ate t2 Gare $~ Es we near ROOMS in SUBURBS i : ~ SOS C? WISE, 7401—Nicely furnished aa Qo rate home lady only. _Htand ‘ M: ite a ret ren aut ‘. ee = “" cat me 7 a-der [64 & wt @355 DOCHERTY K€ ROOMS AND BOARD W > 3 te. ROOM AND BOARD sy ping’ meals gs APARTMEN _employed: west. Box FLY ROOM ANID (BUARD Wad—{fn gee oe family “niversity City op Ne _Georze M army rav. 303 Cuten_ bi. ) SYSHED APA! usee I . - Ripe f on —_ r CABANNE HOTEL, 5045 « ‘abanne—BE , oe. = pi a SO — Laman apa ene, . dec nF ny in ni lac gy: ate comadl thame heat. hot waser™ — —~— gas AMBER. i | Tigh : “fT ¥ 4ernrated ren ra er ee ~ . x Ir HEA — S3BURY. 5795—4 sunrosm. al condition. Garfield oar, e SBS: ‘icy ‘SBURY. 7908S — New, no ‘ Senn, 380 —3 ieee room eflimency: iow 3 "et “ Hlland oot “ LIS D*LL. 4£343—7--em em —, heat and ‘anitor service 5268. CLYDE CARSON, 625 es oe undcares and evenings. ‘eAS) | TICW = ee and k teh A i 4 * Al al ton 7 Oui 2 e FOrest 185 _— ” $043 Niee te front room NANO Rien sats Nem rt ue yeaa? eee Oo” — ee ee ee PARIN. i*23a—4 ae aa Pre > tent Automobiles for Saie— LEWIS ATTO Corr neem: also ereme ~edoed Used (ves? STUDEBAKER SEDAN aT received wonder?y naps ‘ i SP mn Te Ngte ms Sigs, nt eA . 2700—Large 2d floer: Housexesp. nn Aa reasona Die, jOt8A—ALiractive reom. _aenveniences reasonabie. ‘cdl — ‘urn ished he Rouse- af _Accessories, Parts—For Sale PARTS : far 1 0 popu lar-make cars. Allen's s ce. ‘ AMIE: ince ticity PO are aven nee and Sumieve } : ‘ gee ee uclucir is $190 « 408 Troumms: Murphy ved. ities Praca tigers D — : by = 4 * tiie Me MILLAN 4.544 A— r - ~ spertmens- _hes -- cent On Be Sei Se $ and P _ em Hox ¢ 4) ® om Bee Ld PERSHING i floor: 4 mum _and modern, $70. FOrest 1208 aks a ed $y e armished z e0m ; employed: aa. 280U0—F'u [oo misbed ——— CAROLINE, 3566—2 quiet 41 5 ng rooma, wei] en WEBER S$ NO RTH BRAN Pace. a eam rn repent, i or @.i , Separate bade — - . 2): WEST PARK 7 200- TUDEBAKER RDSTR. Pra se given awar unday and Even: nes. _G A RDN ER RADIO, $285 Serer GRAVES MOTOR CO.. WILL lgegragtony 7RT SED AN Figs af seem oe ieuntindian atteaeis ee ee ee PROOF” MAGNETO Genuine Bakelite ‘a: terrift c reduction. fully guaranteed. WHE EMER'S eye @ GU : ee OTOR c ke: ‘ LANTY MOTOR pearne-eng connec “t- ane WILLS ENOGES meer = Sigwart ‘803-504. “Manhe:tan Sedans for — Auto Bodies For ——— SRSHI\G 6156—Teirele ‘APTTTS 39504—tie .9 : Miss! ™ ‘mrt ir Mmant> ; ’ , 4 — ROSEBURY DRi 12 ment. first floer —- = tana . -—_ - “ eo — rR baths: Craftex dee *- a . Be ne em Licn furn . %% : on gr tT .wanmnrT SOUTHWOOD, 4318— ji | “s* @L exten WS tiful rooms and sun nig = 7 mt reasonable. Call _CEat Tad (AM IN 4233) ener * caté ter furnished a YT and . rr oe nw Pemtee wr WEST PINE “pa Serge steam hea: cent 827.50 be "~ W GIBSON 721 (4s “ RSET _ S364 e- BY ®LS AM. pom citi emit oiher aceressomes. balance ment hiy. Sli cages Rebel BARGAIN S—A. wars: a7 Ga DILLAC —V S| m guarantee: pg : NEW “HU DSt W perfect condition a. <o . ae Vg Ft POLS ; YN. SO6LA— Hal rvem, Southern «x. @x hs ' “Onnect: +f gp oening en ROU "7 aon Tiar . ‘2 GicCliugive apartiment. — af Unien: GemiTa i {OCC BARGA! “S =A rays: botias, commerc‘ai. Sol THW ESTERN Riefinw s. Aa RD 427 = front room and ener netie; ome; nae | 1M pmvate h adulta. G Ri 0 coon m o fEFFERSOW a 5 —Furnished room | eteam heat; deatran: e. Sten Cars For Sale = Fp CHANDLER —_2-aeer pars ae tourt ae vay. ™ke's —— motor: S se Keeping parklike ace Ser cH RY ROLET—sedane,. rantecd 3804—Laree, southern. a comt ace room: oe} on. balance : notes, DPS USE AUTO co... J PASRONger nerma- b .canelind on" 2 edn Pctiwst a CHEVROLET SEDAN (Wfered at rock bortt =o — earn ds sun — “ —on — ~~ sini tin: tlh diadiatieliicdls ted cine 2a DEY ENTE ~ S431 ; REASONABLE RENTAL 294 Hamilten, second south, © 4944 Page firet weet- 5 ; tins R. B. CO. NEW APARTMEME a SRS1 CLEMED “e BRILI [ANTE ART INCTO®, Wois—S oe 40. _COtax Er i e. ELD 845856 5 meme tile hath ‘2 PTE ia or a. heat. faniter service : . ~~am Rerk ona open: wit!ll decorate and put & img fer the property rou have te sell, or they may be induced te look | at yours if it is advertised tn the Pest-Dispatch. Phene your erder or leave it with reur mearest druggist. VEI ‘ke Dew: « bargain se Rag ay Fr. corner Mo rocmn. Ve th Cet _.._ eeen ads 1 green: screened ewneris, 7 ore “Tire and Vv alewnizing Ca SUG ferseon, 9 HUmbelt 1320. comediti rent = » & P'S. Dp Oia ' itian ‘2 menth, .¢ “irs he eee forsim gEALTY O@. Samet International Life Bids. GAs “s | it? » wh She * in AND Sieq—z nn in = °*. #eetrte -- ~ 20639 PAGE Bl — we. t 4 ‘ ie, s CELY, 22er *Wles “o™’ eS - ist Bij 7 ere eee meee. Tee . OEY SPE ages et i ws Svea etd a ehh Atte bit cea

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— = Ooms “FOR RENT —wert | MARCH 16, 1926. ____ B® YOUR PROPERTY IS WANTED BY SOMEBODY. And he reads the Real Estate ads in these columns. Find him tomorrow.¥® 2T. LOoTIse POST- DISPATCH HM “APARTMENTS FORRENT FLATS FOR RENT aaa ike guTrroi ndinee. aS | Northwest ~Choiee Jet ffersonian Apts. |\LABADIE, 5227-20—3-room. 4-rcom eff. 3 vligh? 3 Soom a4 athe v 5S ag wood floors: steazn heat. tile | r; with rene doors bag = f % ater and janiter ser: BUSH-} ne R Ns GArfield 0407. (ci8: ! a Front rooin: steam Park : on! y S81). cern ae Ni ORTHLAN DL, 4%: 34 A—5 rooms, modern. { See janitor. Phone CAbany z (es) y °82) | NORTHLAND. 4717A—3 rooms and ha! -=-e5 PERSHING | 200m. bath, ‘furnace: newly painted. de vI05 PERSHING | Orated; iow rei rs $37.50. 5 a dl ‘ta: € a ae TE APARTMENTS | £2022 essere} ’ a —_—_ it fa tf + APARTMENTS AND HALLS. NEWLY | rished: sarpoc $55.7 ethane tied AND EXQUISILELY FINISHED (SEMPLE. 1510a- Seng ‘ elec « and 6- — efficiency apartment, with | trie: $: a1). 1A—F our Tooms. ~ eélac- ice. light. gus and. heat ,-— eR cad Apply | 2318 Easto —. eds and double beds, | anf REK—O INE MON] TH’ Rin 3 gt fee janitor. Cal} or ac- wars 4? re, t; new - roomy fiats {in- ied 4 ad » ees CLAUDE E VROGOMAN, 108 N, Sth. te Fatt NG porch, steam heat: hard- ‘ , Org; all improvement brick a- rare: $60 IV¢é &. UricK ga =an9 GABANNE AV. |) South — A PA R’ I’ MENTS Al. FRED [SGn8 wasme tile baih aican Laee | 5561 CHAMBERLAIN __ CASTLEMAN, 4 4012—a part: pent flat: fi « Bi adi t{ji@ Te? } ,. » eam heat. ‘ian heat: | fac ‘ing bl Aw ow Garden $5° sin porate to sult; just com- ARSENAL, 4610A—3 nw ms, includ.ng suu 4s JUIN: $Sv¥u Ana S100: par ur and m er) nz por h : srand OOL4J TOCKS-BUERMANN CALIFORNIA, 4102—4 ROOMS. MUR. een i PHY BED. NEWLY DFCORATED. mer nue ws. | Be PORTING, KIVERSIDE 913. 62 * ve meOoOMsS: NEW Is decorated 7. Jd . ~~. eo a vite ink - aenereere = NE AR I RINC IPLA CH ZRORKEE. 342 4A-—-3 rooms. bath and 4 and % room cpart. attic; e.ectric:; nicely decorated (ex ¢ - ae ae Pees or purrs es 2 ee seme ; bors. ? Ti:@ at . steain LEV} LAND. 4133—~Mo j2Prp ‘weer 5- Troon ate wy Fe % ‘ . reads ‘ tiat ge 4a.TT heat: _ Parave . ‘ + > 4 eo 1} er oT ¢> 4 rt aim | —_ ‘7 —_ aan oe cpa “yeti =" gaa a eaer weer ed * Y oy, sifeproou: ¢€ “Fs \ oe AND, _3939—5 end ¢ room flat: TOCKE-BUERMANN, * Poors: an a Sul sual i( 7 ST nished S70 to $8) node Grand TAS7J. 02) kk. ©C0O., 803 € er oF GRAND. 30°77 2.07 scone and hath ! — — = = nd — # _ 4) ish SA LIE Ms & BEN sw larce roon's ‘ lec APARTMENTS com RENT trie: newly decorated. GaArfieid 8454 —FURNISHED ger FE es eg at om ns. taattiee ; * . ~~ ow ts \ o = i mam 4 North anne tore. “Riverside 4310. | : 4) ‘ > ena er A ae ic HI¢ 3AN 384%. 4 roonls mo jern. With KIiMENT—3-room effi- or without earage ing furnished; opposite MI) “HIGAN. 3123- -New. . annem a-room Park. Olfax 4714. (c2), flat: Murphy bed. tile bath. bardwood APARTMENT——6 rooms: OTs _thro teheu? “eee ashec; adults, GRane NEBRASKA. $102—-Hrand-new flat. 4 (ev) reoms; $45. LAclede 9059. “47 ) NNE- HOT EL, | D. 745, ‘Cabanne ~ Locust—Runn: ng: OHIO” 2822-24—3 rooms, #23. COOPER, a. bath: reas mab enivab A HOTEL 6 N. Northwest i SOR Cheetnnt GArtield 2270. i o4) ROOM, HVA IENCY OHIO. 3734—2 Jarre rooms. Kas, @ectric. rthiand - nicely furnished; ~—“2ie': third floor iPHISh $o5. OREGON, 4222 A—3 roome., hardw: ood ir NES. R. E. CO., 618 Chestant 0ors, tile bath, furnace, ecreerned-i: (m4) Doren; farage MAUDEL R. E.. Rivers'ce 4541. OSAGE. 2830—-New: corner: modern: 4 South TO ys, eur porch. Adulte. — 3 P mm eficecser: (SiC 046: 2 1... . ie oe Sagaaaaen 41 Apa —- 4 room effici seney P&aRK, 3323—4 large rooms: batn. e'ec- acults JU at _tric, $40 Hicke). 621 Chestrut x } SALENA. 2407-— large. brigh: rooins West laundry: aduite. Ton ‘Pp HTMENTS—Furniehed. §€38 to §48 3441. ‘N. “Enion bi. ’ SEVENTH, i216A 8.~4 la 1s ee newly decorated, $50. FOres Office 1901 MeCauelanc. 4285 Sil L PLAZA HOTEL cas rooms single or en suite: % $50. FOrest 2894. ec " te a2 -- eee ee ‘ x s se ~ > os ‘ ’ . -. » 3 . I ig, al ag any an » | 8H ENANDOAH, 4154—Half bieck from ee 2 iv ul revi sh ‘ . ear: Y datate con its — 7 rooms: 80 ‘ “>> advantageous location; TA DELL HOTEL fer new managemen’ SHE: NANDOAH, 46235-—-Second east. living £ ta 1 a weer Secord floor. private é ring room, kitchenette vreakfast ‘tric lighte. maid service: ro0m o “bed: -oorne. $60 GArtfieaida 1A "turatahes ees ee s.cosgpaagaer IS p Week. CAUQANY i g--i-53 es eae a ge $10 per 60s (m9) ELDON EY. 1930A—3 rooms, gas, ¢)¢ct: -—— “$e e me: _rooms wit! ii phone ana bath, $iv vou ety — mal, nicely furnisued ! is , go brand-new 4-rvom efficiency fur- VIR sINTA, 40920 voce ap Pye we nished complete. S85. (ec) CHAUNCET P. iH Bath. GArfield S15: peal 0 ">. : 3-rO0 mM urn sned nart- - ——-— a steam heat. take children. WYOMING, 4126 — Living reom, dining the eR room, Kitchenette "rea kfaet r @ — be ; faet vee eI Eee § eaaceuerneeiieeieinmasannmente”“y ~”ma eae Fi- al aE ate} . Tarn i ~* ‘ } +. ay ~Modern 2-room efficicucy; Soms, Tirst T00r; GUY. GATeMm Ii - heet: private. _- a en — ad rs “ ~~ = - 7 . ‘7 Me ee “furnished 5- 4506-25 CLEVELAND AV. ream offi jency. $&5. ( Aban ¥ 6800. i¢c8) ; NE \W FL ATS : 51 22-—Newly aniseed 2- } huss » ane = 5 5 ‘+: veasonable. FOreat Shaw'e Garden Addition: 4 and 5 mem (e682) hardwood fioors. steam teat ete rerages 44115 welt furnished ANDERSON -STOCKE-RUERMANN , - ™ ~ — “ ae *, , (aA, lieht and ear. {ch Shara &¢ or MESES Sa ae Natal . 4625—S-r00m furnished , electric. ras: $59. (¢59) Southwest Sorin fioor weet: DISVONSHIRE, 4933—Second east, iiving nishe’) enertmen’: porch room. cining ftehemette. Sreal and janitor service. }; fam room. 2 bed>: 20m mi. $60. GArtie 7ARTMENTS FOR RENT rom apartment. $30. semimonth for tepant: complete $ £6. RANELAGH “APARTMENTS RGEC siete WESTMINSTER. 4633—New reresshed > 1AN7. as oo See) ie) a ew a ta Rent ar bong and F"or- OUIS. 47398—4 rooms FINKMAN, 4950—4 roor 5797 McTHERSON ane Gel Mebweter heat: tile bath: St-room efficiency. bee utifu.ly furnish. bardwo oG floors: parage; adults preferred. is. consisting cf afr Reber e (oF, 3x) ~~ ming roQqm un te ienette } ey r " . wus : . a" wo ' ment) «7 + er ~“a° ‘complete for housekeeping: with Sc Met San a ota eT (65: hotel mervice : also one 4-room — ; 4. nl ht ut! furnished rentai cas. ite. genie r eervice. _ West ever c apar tment light: a2: out- -—_____-___ $$ — have summer doore: see BARKTMER. 6296—4 rooms. - tol.et an today manager on bath Ti: or are: ran x ard ang pore ’ ‘ . 3 CA»any 4588 or 4587. or BU RD. 1 BUS A—F rooms, bath, eiect- HOTSAM oi As CO. OLive 270. $35 _Intermational 1 ife Bide. eae WAL TER JONES R. FE... G18 Chestnut. | (e4) NAL, €#430—Elega room, vith tn-e i bed; gant 4 rooms snd th * newly G ratec and pain:«- FLATS FOR RENT ee eS - CABANNE.. 5210—Lower 5 rooms. tile 3201—Very oo. = Pe, Gree... .« - $1 3 reoms, bath. e 1@c.. . 3 00 Quick te ante; 2° ma " riv > iT « basement, 2 modern | will ‘sacrifice. CAbany 44153 ar inspe 11 09 3 will A compra to “3905 UTAH PLACE 5 room - » “BK rooms and 2 - Pos APA RTME sacha ay ee nice. large. ght PAGE. bO0SA—5 rooms. eteam heat fur- ‘NI _ ITY "a | a | » > T°ont . eg “Eee? Fe ee a ee “ ; oA Arme = eS ee eo, CLARA. 1304A-—-4 rooms ¢acn: ew , rms. "elec... .. or Ae Sona furnace; garage if eerie: TMB. @10C... +--+ 18 00: Willi give Pin st aided RG ve lies Ti 3 rms. ClOC.. 20. 13 00 EVANS, -; GR (A—4 rooms, bath, furnace Sr 729% Chestnut. e62) a es STEINL AGE R. CO., 722 Chest | net, x | SULIAN 592S—Modern 6-room flat: xa __ Central \ rage: vacant April 15: rent S8&>. Phone arzge. light rooms, bath. | GaArfield 4193. PArkview tk. 400) 2)| GACLEDE. $322- 4 and o ems; giram 3 rooms, electric, a | heat. janitor; $55-$690. soma er $10 7 O68 Cheetnut.__( (eS) | lene. S gas. bath. _gished- janitas eervice: S55 ey PAPIN. Taq Taree CF electric. PARKVIEW PL. 4537—3 rooms, bet! Tite le Guaranty Bids. (8) - ©6282 °—Apartment, ——- _— perce. 8 tre mes ae First aiane arate SFIS Lower aeetieeats. fat rdwoed floors. tile bath, newly in im mac u, ate condition: an “A AMBER. i 324A—4 and 5 roome: beth. | o. 0 money. ser oe furnished; ~~ B1IBA anil B. ape ;, fine Aecorated: SLO. _ Bo} kK itc henette Saritor aery ce 3 A. THOM PSON. £872 Delmar. P re North Paves 15° eee) Kus 5 poome. bath. “elec Tree. 5043 A—-Low rent; 5 rooma; mo! _— w 4 . — oo” . ra ‘ eS ’ “FC reat OTOQR, ic62s Rit a ares Aretsabie e: open. TE oe ; RE See RE Dae ae x " ‘ . > 4 - rooms 34 pips ° : , POOMIS , electric: neal lacttie: vent $49: nAiite only it ep ff & « } a s _—_—-— _— a “ae TSAR al ane a ag oy wert _ OOF — RIDGE SRE A o brignt rooms: mocade™ ALP. E ELL FCO. — —— Lr. E. "enatoet cee ai BON ITA, 8480-4 rooms, un parwor ees oh Murvihw bed: beet flat in St. Louis for reasovabie. :, Opee,, me — a Te G5 ~ =M al ‘4i- eee ree To m?rs bat . ast Ys * ‘HEATH, GArt field P82) ‘= FIZ. 10s ae GArtie Se 49 i4 ar ty Y, TAS rooms, modern, | £ BHAWMUT. 4342- _ ge ahamme “434: \—F 00m ena riment: : _ perv ie. Phone pnettion Ch TOltax OLTRW. furnace hath. CAbanve 221% e4) | en “ ic G45 4 } roome decorated, 4. bath. coms, bath, large etic. ~aueee 3 ane Lefiela R249. “9 — ay 5 tb A—-New bunenlowfiat 4% lar ms, hall, bath. WEST “PARK. GLABA T55W. Sa fo) 5 dan¢ty large rooms. Inquir cownst tars. Beautiful: & rooms; ell ae aE ath nt Ww &HPTTTER. 1235A—4 rooms and bath, niences. Linde! . °307 Pr a) «BS agg yt Four rooms, newly WHITTIER fa a A N.—+4 rooms. ey AHCHSHC EPER R. E. af! lectric. 1 A Le a RE at et. 5K: ‘Aj: a rooms and eoreened | d of O52 rooms: ‘Murphy ved. Yilan eG) frat and fenitor a5. Colfax 4416. DWELLINGS FOR RENT tite bath. gecnned fleor ing Park district: sa- Box P-124. P.-D. eg) South 5: ve “Ta floor: : rooms; De $22.50. GaArfield 1342. S85) ye, hree rows i bat Se 6°40—New sper: Third cen - Se ma. ‘one sah parlor: £ baths: rent 9_Call_CEntral 9037, cabinet bade’ heag and hot we- apie and Market ".« “Tarre fiat. elec- ~ ROOMING “HOUSE. “S85 MG) 9 rooms: 2 bathe: extra good location t ; Rieteer ?. ‘ . on? fy sex mer = ** = oe u - > oO i*¢ A A AI oe a an ; ntl roolne: con talning large W dining TOOT! bedroom. EE, A Ease est a! 7 a vreak fast room. ecreened ENRIGHT. »A0% —&-room _——s 2 Al os oto. 504 fioors ti.e bath. Atelan: nar lea: ar ‘ : 5? ant. rent $32.50; ma: ———— a Aras? WM. 1. HECKMANN & 18-R¢ ON Hot SF SET es | 428% Washineton av. stent heat, hard S3WA—3 rooms. Date. ‘ened Yioors. chandeliers. shades. 4 bath Karage:; food neigh- .nme, 10 enrages: inrge vard. | See at a iy cS) Gener BLUMEYER. 512 Wainwrir’ LP ea a —_ 5819 N—3 rooms: wee. | ibe Am ION... OEE SD. newly nanere4d: $2! —_—— ci Oa. Street, T rooms. FURN. HOUSES FOR RENT janitor service; garage cB : Cu ULBSUN PRAY 721 GOODFELLOW 1] heated cog temo C®., a ath ot. ing) West | — tay 41S af rooms. bath, AW 4 re. ; RIS aw Rea’ yeul Vas ~Farniehed heme: @!l conveniences: doub.e weg R401 ~ fa——Learge fiat; | i inieeemerngnmrore cement ee REASONABLE. TERT AL Hamilton, second south, ¢ "call aan decorated; $20. GA == hanna HOUSES WANTED °. FR “fobs R. = furnigned. —- | COUNTRY HOME—Moderr esa agg cel Ker? vf otiag— + r ae i newiy ce@oo- from May 18 io Sept. ? VU roome ; > . . . + ”? ; ¢.ectri an fn rnace: rent bath. ewimeming poo.. @r, is mm ‘ L. Hi lee MANS & OO... geres ground. of Dielman m.. near B (co2)} a oA Hand OAR (es) oe poememensitees ae bor” pasate 5 SER Dei > a wrt s % “at? Re g~; De | $ wpe T 3°°R 7. nNEea.oOw t, TOUT AK, — hos ‘tira ON\ T ry ten is niete). fiyrr shen : (“javial ret. era a. oe (34, basi er) eee owner ae “s Bot LD - POUT GCs ) ; 4 a ee” We —_ Smitu, $3. VJ ‘ dvuwu Use w . & AUTOMOBILE LOANS MONEY TT) LOAN on automobtles. by the HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. ont RENT, FOR COLORED ___ MONEY WANTED _ GUARANT EED First Deeds of Trust On Improved Property Denominat tide Finance Co. 1121 Arcade — FARMS FOR SALE [BUNGALOWS AND CCTTAGES | ‘FLATS, 2 AP'TM’TS, ~ FOR SALE) 5 7940 Locust. a yt 01 #2. sae eer ce. a Chae i P BARGATS, Three finest 4-family a; eel) | sf parately. ARDINAL, ir ye S. i ey He RE NGELW EBER, 3127 _S. _GEAND _ (e) | COTTAGE—Eauity: ¢ : . “better, owe one , deb? than } c ey ube: 609 STOCKS AND BONDS Alas | a tive stocks ks and bonds bought, ev.d | KATTELMAN CO ‘SUBURBAN | PROP’ Y FOR raaLe - LVANS . -eb0T Tr ow RK DISTRICT rarace “a HD) en ‘id } ¢ x RE NGELW HEE. K. Pi re ¥ Wigeiy. ‘Columbia f a VAPART ME ENTS | ‘OR oy n ot five roow loaned to eateries confidential. Stand- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ro _LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES | Hota REA AL ad CO.. “ysat Fauyay Ex B U SGAL OW RESIDENCES FOR SALE - ni ten wleo wateiowee rt ‘avund "C1 ty Loan Co., 45 . d rauserent paras : factories, ete.: would itke » t] legitimate proposition. Es tablished” Reg, NE coe “p on adv “ SOUTHER N $ MO: NEY berty Central Tr _ BUSINESS FOR SALE pGAHAG b—Hatabiuehed ; Aeres on Gravois “TO LOAN—On first and second ag Po saya ot ono im- xi KW OOD Tritt ST ‘corber Broad * ay and Rut: - bBAKREK Y—t incest BEAUTIFUL DION? — we in SU week- BUNGALOWS- ee: lateral. charge . Gen BEAU “EY Vin, my INDUSTRIAL IDAN ©O., eeen to be aoqredtases: 3 my Franches at Nugenw and 77 We 1458 Hodiamont. Fo PBA ng 4115 Ww. Flortseant av. (cS) = MONEYS Yerybody — $25 to $1000 iris ne 1705 HUMPHREY ‘ST. BEAUTY Be iR ome ae $250: rou bt ae : SEER . me iWhes vr inirk IMPOSING HOME 100 MERMOD PLACE KI cw OC BOARDING | ae 47 Washieatan CIGAR STAND-—Oxo?. mar. CONFECTIONERY — Ang delicatessen ice; have emai é.ock of aay: “umount Bo wae No 7200 N ASHVILLIE : — Songaeee & cverythi: ae pris vate you any amount on salary or- anything if You can't come in, - 595 and our man will to. “arrange the joan in “Me “SUCHAEL-OVERHOFT, § Realtors M Uv ST PS L, } BEAU TIFUL BUNGA SMALL hate he: PAYMENTS WwW 1. L ar RIFTC Ec rent aa poe ey m. ake ry, te, Areena). #22 WATE ‘RM AN CATISSEN- Uonfection (ea Unge. “Al - INANCE co. YAHLEM = ae 1036 N. 5 ees FLATS, AP'TM Ts, FOR SALE Wtt, burt. DOUGHERTY K. E. | GANT HOME PRIVATE LARS | to furniture sas sr £07 Victoria and - 6th 708 Victeria Blac $2000 DRUG BUSIN Rare eee ete site: rent $45 ETE 1: IXY. co” “Tin ond iy Bldg ~ MAN FAC rat a sat ett money on _ Sonera rece! vabie. SALARY AND 5 -FCRNTTURE LOAN a wn entitle you a tien aad B000 square feet. GRARTH REALTY ' BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE ‘Dae Store, 8. ae EL. “HEYE INXv. co., 7th ané ee y Bidcg. a cr CK MONEY loan on furniture, ptanen, ‘ow FILLING STATIOS WANTED | BUSINESS nt gag vitae: {rn erm AMURICAN BROS RAS? GASOLINE: “AND pal TIRE STA S FURNISHING $200: C 29 S. Broadway.(c53x) MARKET — Weil ESTATE BIDS, PLANS. ESTIMATES _ note. art a ™! thout ss ‘University City o 1] ARV an D cheapest “rates “tn | GROCE KY AND MEA “NEASG ‘GaiSD. AND G RAV Ols | . FSOL-O3A SULLIVAN et: stand: with rostas: worth $1500; eacr GOCE RY AND HAREM dookrest he pes Receipts, $05; REAL sevave— ee. ~ LOANS OF ON v REAL | ESTATE mre? Arade coe _Webster ‘i FLATS— $7 7000. | EROS ERY AND ey cleenel bt 14 wade a _ Business - orner, | oi. 2B 3% SisiiGn GROCERY AN Receipts —- stock ; Be o competi L. v 490 0 rig. Guaranty | Sig. CUTLERY AND excelent pm aby living rooms above if wanted: price 7th ro sees: . trust. OF ALLON PARK LOAN AND, 1% 4 REAL EST’ TE—wTD. TO ) BUY MONEY TO 1dA s of trust: ‘also poliding BRINEMAN (N REALT RED MONTY a? L0AN—Op first and ¥Y coO., “Soi0 © Gravois ungaiony Cottages Wanted one-half liock west REAL _ ESTATE—FOR cot’ 119 WwW. JAC “KSON ROAD . 3 499 Title Guareant > Kore! — 3043 Olive: in _rooma; Wester ‘f BRADY TO. w Ratientaian ‘ heat: rea) tmoneyr Ru. laa bug wild @tand in- t * t) _IAU} is BU SINESS EXCHIANG MA a betes. . 6503 Ena- —4ood location, Bee & yy One pat: REALTY CO. JOHN'S. BLAKE Tn a oa FyRST AND COND DEEDS OF BUILDING LOANS. DAY any, sr ou kr ie PHONE DELMAR | NEW APARTMENT FLATS | PINES LOC ATION IN neahigt wd, ll Mem: i ; a “a rooms, her wa Apartments Wanted Ber, 7 . REMBLEY-WILSON, REAL ESTATE-OTH ER CITIES rf p TRUST co, twe CO., veel “REA tq ESTATE LOANS | aay oh) port + ag Give _ Residence: Wanted _ 3 tanto TF <9 heap vent. AR CHSHOPFER R. B. CO. “ ft You Need Money QUICKLY — Us WE MAKE FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD DEEDS 9 TRUST AT G PER CENT het eomnnn M. FRANK R._ E. ©CO.., Pho re ne GArfield | “1 ‘ varied. ard Do You te a Money? FIRST ‘AND | SECOND DEEDS * or ts FIN ASCTAL, 0. PLUMBING a ee Fortune for pty —areain for “for quack gale Ps Tat RANT —cood ———— dear ing “Franklin: or" tare (ef? » n State Hishwas. 6217 adil (oA + auSTAT KANT Wel i! equipped ae - ‘supornan Property _Wanted_ AXDD | v VALLEY “excursio on, + C an Ni 7 rage: ‘elect i ¥“ gas. “bath. “10 noo acre tracte | : BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | A-i2 20. Pont -Dispatch. ‘ CITY REAL EST’ TE FOR SALE | BUNGATS — room. # rarage under rc ue sy, FAMILIES, REAR : BE: NTS aoUTE : 1} FINANCIAL RESTAU RANT — Lax | 3127 S, GRAND ~ ‘ WESe R. . RE i - ae mae aen, 62 fi ncat' a 't agree: @ real ¢ s mncator a Loss 1072. ¥ ACHTER, 2011 8. _BRO "AY water hOADHOV she Hembe: oe: 3 w at wTER “OOH <. Reoav ( outide ntia il Aute Loans . NEW BU NGAL ow tau vis BUS - Nae “ach :“ ET vs S oM AKE YOUR Powe MING HO SES ff; cash a tf. PsIOR GAD ., Sose ROOMING + HOw eE—6 r Oy 4 end 4 singe "=e Real Estate Loan UNLIMITED R y LOWEST RATES ture: Rs iO eT Bo extra +20 anette c At hardwood fleora: House Terme or FARMS FOR SALE 3072. WACHTER, -) HUMBOLT BOOMING “WOT coco bere: tee tital- wtoO iLOams $25 to — EUOMING WOUE Te farms: property if destrec. SOOMING HOU 6-11 recess, fTishec: emsy ‘tories; loase. Waah ingyen. ax MING olf nated eee aera ee Don’t make a loan before getting We are # reliable com- pany and you Can depend Upon . 5344 4a— (sot T is AMPTON ’ FINANCIAL FOR per BCst WY i desired. FIN ». : ' STI AN_ DEY VELA Ov MENT — FIXTURE. CAHAGT 4 Sr ' TSE) one among your — or em- ae ee a iermis: to : MONE EY 1 WANTED rooms: : 7 heap for immediate sale. S156 ( HTC 4 e) vrt teri La Gerd trust, \ splendid =" back. os littie es $2 VY AHLEM FINANCE CO. Opes Tilly PF. ™. TSE Tr Porn s “ ~y fared jure rood | ncome: ee ony property if desired, os 6 per “cent deeds of ‘trust, and policies: will pay il ti? . - _140-ACI Er Yr ARM, ration: AN. BO. | ae ; ' ; ab 5 in Lie . ; | ; saiilion per i ars $20 ‘j Cuostaut. LAIGu ain Jub LS. ns — we ve ENZLICKeS LULU

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» | , ~. R ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1926. _ Se ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH be q J oe J inks--Dumb Dc Dora--Radio--Cross Word Puzzle--Questions Answered _ . & 4 | Godde : = y £3 ‘RADIO PROGRAMS © wre «222 a) WLIT, WTAM, WTIC Aire sh pepe” ttrick’s day pro- DUMB DORA IT. i! SH THAT GUS WOOL ree “ANGET PI PACTISI ING | } “V5 isic ce a0 ee ae SE ier ep Ne snc iF Se A ‘ 7 cn papa. a ES 4 et vay Wate 2 me tee . . RET tie coe Otome om oe : “ite NG Se Sr a ae + ae Sse of tins ° » npphahiy FS aire Wi 2 + et ee pone Be ae oe var =a rei

94.7 > 3 WHO 526) Herring M WLW (422.3) Crosliev Burnt \WPG (233.8) Trio WSATI (325.9) bridge zame. Ws (428.3) Lyon and King §:30 P. M. WMC . 49 a é , ‘ -oncert, | WRC (468.5) Orchestra. Aw 4i30 wa f ‘ i f e } poe 4 3 - a ae fev ee oe as aes » + SEs 4 We. =i 4) ’ : : * % , ~ Bg «. 7 | * . ™, -', = ae i> pi 4 4 * » . tah je or . . inte eo. = ~e ‘ Collinsville Postal Credit V oted. | WiIAOQ : Te ft : 9 P.M. PHAM CHAI aa a Pa BE Hbbai | KTHS Classical concert FMAM edt Ga : - = Spr ee ME eC TS Sam ery eee Sper tee ee ee Ene ee ee ee SGReTESL TPE Hii? 4) SUF ' m : KY \ i "a> —. +? » ie { ih itiil é a. , asd ha sw ~ pA Aud = : oa ~~ —--- - —— — ee OP) oe. or OF music : 7 ao : WEAF (491.5). sat "CO. 416 4) ~Inb ay : . . —~ ss ain f . . ee ae ; . in the Morning”’ vane tt te): WEEL (348.6), WF! n as E zt Post - — Radio AR $94.5), WCAE (416 _ g 1-Sanders’ or , — by/ v. ~ > c . oe ° “ \Y ’ ” ge 4 , t t Soe See ? Ele ie ; AS » ~ 7 .- (389.4). WWJ io. ee. 4 4 Kenron theater i. DD | . 7 ea ie 7 ‘ es ies 58 j 2ii3 4 le The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to. reject any query. VE sR 5094) mudin anes | 545.1 Meters } | Personai and telephone calis, or answers by mail. catinet Oe _ aw dh i ‘ ; » vai : an _ ~*~ > , in, ; i ‘ » ao ‘ ; WEBI +. Mieke Worenack*e eieuete ae 5 given attention. ercept letters on medical questions of uncoute> 7 ind as . 3S} Zi 4 _— r ’ ‘ ’ ’ ae be ~ = if ey aii ie “ae ae Dd e ; ~ _ — , . o = eekda padcast- | | ed sincerity when acrompanted by stamped addressed envelpe. » 0 . ha ; ; o : ; ; 4 eens ea ; - . eae BE oe, - aes . wi 3 . 3 ' re rear- . in Dine ¢ i - + . ee VW OA TW Class - ? nrogera zt AL ~ avg A: i. i i . : > WP AU] ace. wowy Poo e + ated 1866 : worth fre -" ° ‘onsidered wrong F referably tea Pave ~ ; , “a7 + ~a Ae Ogi es ts von © 5 a & the s* ’ “JS é@ aeb « as etl ~ > a ‘ ss — ~ % z 3 . s ‘ oe ites O ’ \2 ~ 3. ~ a Daily—10: 00 A. M. i Oo nm shouid be tied A n red, white or Be TuHats what it is—ost 9:05 P. M 10:05 P. M onducted fi pe biu ord, or tri-coiored con Be : : ~ * Ws. T & ret a ioe sia — - : » — 4 Cian ‘ . a b, me ma lark ire Dept ny? he "i me \ 4 = "ss UW an’ ? av rt+igcgeme . ~ £ tering of any Patrick's Day tomor- J | ia — — Gas Light f St. Louis. || he pet shops here regarding the sort should ever be placed ar 20 P.M. Stair i ailments of the canary » flag, or any object the _ ’ | ¥ » i} - ait, a ’ I= except And tonight’s J wxag | St. Francis choir 10:20 P. M geal ataediag, f EDWARD J. — The seating ca-_ Bible, be put upon it. D aj = ° : > b : Eveready Hour will 9:30 PF. M 8) Pon cial Friday : pacity of the Polo Grounds in New “pulpit desk with the flag, it being. . ‘ KTHS Dan music Ai L orchest I: i York City is 65,000 and Griffitn held in place by a Bible, &@ wi preface more formal wha? : ae 26) Omadala orches d 700 A. M. i Stadium 30,000 missible - a a Je he a4 O T , a‘; rat} ; « me os Be. : sii ' 4 ; = " > msi] . thea ce lass ti ee .~ ae >, "+. — ’ Sat - e% = i ecs Rom Eeono 7 ont if Cr aang Saas pe: | section of the telephone and ci from rivers is so muddy at | ee idav with a program WEAF WEAR 389.4 tart i} directories for the address Wani- that it will not go through tea od a oe = ow 3 ' el ‘or Va hen hn . ia mne « . VV EE .4 * ;94 ~s ‘ > > ii rt = pene vo ciara ial : A ad 4 —_ is oA; * n : F ES that aims to retlect Uw) wt apignerne 0:30 BP. M { uesday—7 : 00 P. M. { DAILY READ! R. — A cutaway each barrel of water wit® oe ~h eben 2. ; : , ‘ 6) Greer's act ~ pro- | or ireck at, With striped trous ounds f iime and aliow ‘ characteristic moods ot WCAI 1.3). WTAG (268 .-25 = n direct from New York. Blue fi ers, is worn , ter- settle. This will take but ane a people sprung trom KSD os , a Quartet. * Gold Dust |} n wedding Sunda r minutes and it will be found @Ee Pp E p g t ‘ ™ acs oS Bhs 6.te ~ ‘ Pon re s af eaauy ia i } } ; ; : ¢ rma du time ~ «a ¢ f +#heu nt ‘ a ‘ave peen Fie 1 ,?erTr = # }?RitTr ; rc ° 4 - *; ; - 3 emerald island WIP = : 10:45 P. M fu gushe at a2 Wedding irried down » the ee The ‘ ° . . saa ALOCA Orecoaestra WsRr "3 * ? Pw ; - ° rt FE SD A z. a - LS P a \ ee ar. i : : Sag whimsical love for fairy WPG Piano re 11:00 P. M x eview ber Roma Fielding. | LEGAL INFORM LATION te lore—their tenderness WRC Hotel Mayfion | anal Pate aS ngiish L . ‘ “2 4 . J . che err : i 4 tae aa — r rTOos i nLDpa = Wa 8 it dened a Member of the St. Louis Ber Associaticn.) Se Me ae tor ¢ Piane and voeal solos s _ . =e t eir in omitable \h SA! ida Wa) 27) re Ir . 7 « : Z : _neeage whi - a ‘ - it is (a ‘ et ataaiei Wia, not na (Oo Ray a: a t ha make a Federas Pri ladetphis woc Davenport iAH i 52:88 PF. : ” —— . tax om his income. rcome tax return unless Ris Gen bd Minneapolts Sb Ju or s&s Mk. pee Qs ~“ Tus wWiik ss sis il 4 : spe wured Wiis 4 = ee eel = — _ ne igs over - $156@, WCAE Pittabureh wcco si Paw 28 . " ™ iss > #8 Mi. a rs a7 rHvattal oF arth Pe: i a) acCK " \ - . RX wes 4 are@ aAiit “ - e seers : F psa age i KSD St. Leals KPO 4_% Aecgian s ng P v4 tog ‘> T ne a oi — 4 residen fF Missouri 3 1 Will have . ZZLE1).—If yrou are vamar. tet 11:45 BP. M. 6:30 P. M—Organ ceital by Mow. |]. Be ‘on pay Missou mé tax on the ried you will -h -o make State ‘sideman IAF 365.5 Nig 1ar pues Landree. Mre. 3. J. Sermons /j * ake aicer- SO.gAlabama ni ase. 7 i “jer c * tax returum® KTHS ' gt en “4 2 ‘ * we a Vrs 4 awson, sacred songs. ; — fen f e a ‘ at. mene ST YT. oo » the marriag t . » ~eing ~espective- « _ *. . | id r + : . SSSR - ; ; 4 gift mit prebabir the ome tax Signed ma e a defense to “S > Ss ta id »_—— ari x " r Se Pisa Silh me? 4 "Tar Ti a . P . es, R | “ ate # - . i o : i =e soe ; j iais wouvuid vs | tk Ball inz SIZiz 77 4 At FR lie de pen d oy , SSS ‘ #: ti — > = oa = gra and hence suDdDject ¢t n Tie CIiTcumMmstal us should y u©r a SN Hs —__——_ { tz ate awrter with . dale a O SSN ae I & . . & SS teens. FF -P. Me —Studente’ }} ‘a ° aS a RE gg ig Se | ee FOR AN AIRING IN CHAMBER Freaith oe sanitation questions cf UES star only will be: - = pi tee B . ; ix my Tle: ‘ e y | a eT1es W l RSS : arrigan, S. J 1 : sidered. Diagnosis or treatment of individual] cases will not be SSS Ww VM mgnt. L926 Press - e POST - DISPATCH READER. —', SS : IL 273 eters } BLE > ew ' og Tha ‘Trm art erio-84 lernci«e rn¢#ane : ‘ 'Ta rnuiYy 4 enefh SSS TUESDAY. 4 P. M.—Joe Johneon |j a st-Disps hardening of the arteries + ee eee AS On er SS ~’'neet{trsa T a os ur wert Hl a a Ad ad « nz i ls “i Tyee iis te fhe RSS m Corenado Hotel. f PARIS, March 16.—The >. S.—Inquire of the Children’ $ the strength ordinart? RY " ’ " . . . >; . Se ee ss ss lospDita:. AInNG@saAlignWayY and For “TI ARLES 1 ~The conditi - Ww a + x} + oll ° — = s 2 . ; AMR. a Ns ° a w ® Bas , 3a ‘ oe; . ~ : SBF 273 Meters es “ Pa ts MmMIUuLeF Nal 4 7? ‘ = fi rT jPec i ie oe ws i ej ov aii eangs 3 i} as = : eee ree * . . ~~? ¢- } > — — . : RADIOTRON — ESD \1 NOON—Sewe . and wtocic j}/ +54 = 3 "Nt sn AA SA Pt ; — . actended ‘ i Weil Ge iat Miatiis* Luthertor if c be ave ic. 3&3 - ; ' Sa oP = ™ «i “NOvVeieia? re Wii ing and ' . . ; Ff ~ 4 ie wry — , A “C” sarrery greatiy increases the vrour “B” bat- ~UX+199- nor Miss Olive Crooks. pianist. > ass VFIN We would advise you by * diagnesing and properly : ; ee, =, - siosser and Ducts Baie, har > _— 57? means t wear the - Tt if such ailments see ries and gives a quality of reception unobtainable without ~— _ ny singers i ‘ v - ‘ ae ae er : oi a # . Si » : ° _ ‘ a hee yc rt & As 4 wept} ] T} ¢>7 7 ¢ J » on sani — a “3 Radio sets ma easily pe Changed to permit the use of a PrP. Mi— Lucille Pruitt, pianist i er of 9 a nie @n ras —on se {1 CONSTAN®S READER OF aad tes Cc ty tt mw iat i . ee an I ° ~ hear sion ane Ot an = _ ne + 2 Ty « ’ ~- : ; j Tr er aes > attery DY any competcnt radio service man. lo make FAtEREES, SATE . v@an - e stant «=f 2 j i an Crane prow ' , , ‘ ‘ soprane : are a . . ad As ; 4 a Sw ae ‘ . - >) ae ‘Pe is ‘ey ~ * iTi $ : . ~~ On aii but single tube sets—Use a‘ battery SE ae ee i LStry isked last stomach are possidiy the result crstegen three or four timed VW hen these rules are followed. the i will Tact for a i} t Leen 1i re ijestrn , ~~ pols of digestive disturbances =’ The fieae]% ay in a full aan of dno . m uz > " . # ine - . } . 7... 2 OONA ru se * ‘ sais e a r' vear or mere, and the Heavy Duties tor eight months ar $4 | x ig a sitire ] Ales x ee you: a question i» As t in en Boned prostate, longer, wheo ane at the year-round average of two 4 : : ubican yes. | (5 ee eal ee “ape nd oe ‘? : 74 ‘ ” 4 * a ’ \ Li ” LT | — ¥ ; ~ | - ; _— oe ; rit - suit a ‘ N “gard - ' ent of disturbance it ts oui ‘e ; . * - , mw —?— Yen.) ath whe WHe" ah . i "ar a = ants * > ; > . ~t L a = fe ants 2 POF ee od eT ge Pe et Bo te ng : ne 3 : eee ay a Fates cibekt aan. au os s- » 42% y Ms “ Ee fe WOES PR Sa Box ait ve EB as ‘e ee + — {Marriage Births Buria let ly elcid, MARRIAGE G rz” 4 Tarwr a ane Raney 7 tits (_raiz Mi- ‘ R ‘sh row ue... * , | Them™@az eet Ren? Vinwtw . , Ernest ie Moore Helen Berna | Frita \ a [>.*mert w am H Miller [T* vi * > , Bu =P" Yiorla Piet rowsai Bari Johneon Lua Biackemas . fevrse (j aagoer sr NOV .& peru ity WwW F. acai Berna rad Cer. a. Bure: i Jones 4 a ; Minnie Wie Mai rgaret Joiinec’s . 4% chester Davicecatt {raahessr | ‘ ©“ twarde ' G biack wei , Ce |. Downer Ma Leis 4% + & ret Ps - : - . 2% ' i] od “sae, LUNa a Hejen Low Ab See J - 4 ueck ‘ e« Varie Garger ' (lareonee * (amp Del) iat 7, ~- s } ~ ia 3 Ant a 2 ~"'* ‘ * Ps Li « ” gr A 2 oe FE agecta a pad - = ‘* By . ie + aif ~~ * wat i . tire . na - ~ _ - er Tr it pa 4 Far *s Jame* Tamecon : F t : at ‘ - . wii & . ban... é At E.clwar PF a7 ROCA 7 ~ ee I au e wiama Ja y Prince. 2232 3 MM aruthers pa e “M. & HH. Hawking 3 ’ ar \f arrait. 35° R . Toung. 100 § e nten, ZS) la M Ramiin. 38304 aT - Ww 147 R "og av FH. Nelan. 26c3 ae . ; ; _ T. and R. Pleger 7 rt "wa ¢ Pepott. 40444 7 Ne - eat re - & -” 3 _Harrts. 921 N . rizier 3148 I & tomee') *at5 . _ Rarnes. 6150 ~d : & Jerhamen. S871 ean ‘vonralies, 411 2 ; : - d Loieckrman: ay { Krebs 40649 £ anc LL. Steei. 2546 BURIAL PE Serer 4 > « fit} as § baie | > - j x oe 3 i rhe q* oe : "aut or Klee, € mt “ i Oem ta. + me. 8. 328 — “nete4: 36, a 4% 4 oh 3% . 7. em oe 4 il. 8 c > , 7 : ; Ye ahs 38 a * are 4% mt . ovrhan. 48 * .- * 4 a . . ‘ weet a i a > b> = — 741. % Ruek Il 4-8-3 “44) 5 ert ris i . m 3 *Honehe “ts “ 7 Na othe + hy _ e eeety ; a * r > o* ? ~~ #; . 4 far a * er "2 - % ° bd — m : ~o<8 io8 & er ‘ - a , & e. ’ “uss “ 2 od oe Br +n \georiated Preea, BT CHAREST. Ma ‘42n S. Cyldertac pAherican Minbater to ter Mother and ci wh? : 33 . ‘s * : ~ . Befor: P x * ee " " ’ ' 1-5" Sat

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3 POSi- eh —— wee — oy YOUNG | a poe og oR ) BUT I WON'T \ LKNOW- SE NEXT LD +4 pe 4 eer 1 F See'n ‘ ; : ; Peet ~— nt $ = interest only will be com cases will not be given. ithiy beneficial 15 tions. About 2 heap- fuls to Phe gallon ordinarily used The condition you by all means be a well qualified me willing and capabte and properiy treat- ‘t'¢ ANP READER OF an inflamed pros- mea? that tiere e2 if aetive inflammation the answer is that uld be In veo “are and treatment If on the con- oniv a certain fr- ich should be benefit- -grain tablet of > : four times dally full glass of water. iarged prostate, the Mld depend upon te nlarged, and the ex anee it is doing. 1! iarged 2 surgica ts: r*¢ moval Mig! (therwise the tak- gruin doses of % times daily and after bie of some benef't ——— ee - — ——e ee for an adult. This ludes un automob!! automobiles for rs, and burial in the cem’ rte price which me: burial of a child |° am ($22.50) and the lowe #4 Class adalt funeral v- ‘las ($60), third-clas ($22.50) and fewurts- pesetas ($15). » bv 2 ] cso Se T 2 we lita ty 1344 13 2 } ; .- 128 1237 ‘ss 127- In [SIN 15 ann ¥ COR N. -lJ40a Ate hg b- 14% 0 > - "Ot ae ~ is b ¥ 33 Be, RB TT ** 5 ie Ah , 1 p's « ss e : IULY (YORN Sth hy SU “BO le §1 * ] &l tab _ ion 74% TOA b SEPTEMBER CORN a 1. &° oo R3 ly b - RE, ROSS 7 ae 7% he be M A A} iA rs Ay ae 40% 40 40%d ee ree 41) Ge A 42%, 42 4a2iLb a . 2 26%: See oe a a ae 0% ea oe eo SF PTE MBE rR ae r £0 Cotton Market. — nt Ee 1 _Daily Grain Movement | “ ee . YT naha Shipipents were lighter whan a week age and 1] | neay ey , ey a week ago and ii ‘ght er than os the fvilowine table »* , *.\* ae ‘te - cv 4 ‘Ree. S F rhe shiz - 74 ye to . Peal ee 2 J > 8 Ty 14s a ] its i] Ul wv? ae lilw yauker t) } a) ~ S4 eS ie 4 J , 4° Do Js is yp | Josepi s ~ + 2 lo 23 Un io 0O.i8 > an 45 ou chita 13 11 D li Detroit ] h 6 itimore i be Phiiwdel ys esto oe oe rims. , 6 York . | soreenesnsiinieisiataiinestitid At ndneraweliie. OU nat, Cash Grain. N11A N _ Newsteas LACUS ay Market. ——— ‘Bids and Offers. a & o- ® Bs © & % a] a ne 4s -_ ge e * Fe at bree sy “Manchester and distric Tondon Wool LONDON aan : Apples BURIAL PERMITS. . Extra Dividerd on Upson. amy s heey ev are Diane a New York Cot fec. REAL L SHAMROCK. 1S FRENCH, NOT IRISH. EXPERT DECLARES Pyrrences sen in srin and No- pody Knows the Difference. OOF »=- _ ~ te Oe ee ot - -—) 4 is . + 25 years the content | pac ckets of = w ont d have origi- taf es ite tete 7 a? , teva at 4.02 a heorticulturist. who mae writ- }lartland says his father, wat lism ——— gi ceagagy Herne at tte D.ibe for fine fran) suet good | uirr revorted Sugar futures close 4 steady - 19iz. parse ‘two other scientists Daughter Born to Culbertsons. bh ‘he A ° 4 domes Seoriated Press, | “suckling clover, in seeding sheep pastures | in the highland sections of lrance. Boerian Miniater to £0 years a Paris seed house | : sold quantities of an artiand iat OR, Chicago Provisions LICAG . March “16- P IVIsions ——— ~ >. Chicago Grain Carlots. Merce! 16 —Car'! FRUIT MARKET mand. LOUIS PRODUCE ROW. March nin marke whe mreacy. Aema being mocdernter “alee ‘ ~ Tdial . ws AF romes ©1 25471 Ri + ¢ hawre 13. 33.0 as r barre “” ~ * eos y ’ f Vioae Tig? } y@eq | King Trius . AY] mnsas om Bia TVTiié >, o- ranger WO @wocKe id % S > “f ¢ 2 24 ANISE PLAN! Lonia tb! oF ‘ *% ner an! is MARCH 16, 1926. peers A Se rt = SNe _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE POULTRY MARKET ged to LowerHens Higher. ST. LOUIS RUTTER, EGG AND TRY EX: HANGE, March 18.—Eggs were ti} ‘han se , to ly lower: Du tter, 1 le ] , os 2c sower. hene up list, and ' a) as 13 t Dp ~ Commission horstre paid ithe prices for round iote of. the 4ariicits Cases returned ] joss L,0088 ¢ , , vod roll butter. 28c: No. 1 pecking hd ck ~UC; Cheesy bese according to yer i CHEESi—Northern twins, vac; Se daisies Voc: “44 yg¢; lougherns 26c: brick tpt ne! puund LIVE POULTRY—Fowls, heavy for Ss. hght, O8 tse: leg horns nets, at te be and over 5&8c iarge rien. Drevilers, 48c: epring chickens borns and black eprings, Joc: slags Mo | turkeys, hens, 40c: turkeys. young and vi toms. 40c°. emali turkeys (under | sbe, No 2% turkeys Ze. ducks i $4.2¢ } ad 4 ver Chios, se@cd pt 84.40) xas Blise triumphs eto ~4 { ra “ at Cs a | \ « [da Use Ls & f ae i Ad wT jase s ’ ’ $5.5 truck Gales, outweights. I ‘ e urale, $4.01 to price range: Colorado rus hanks $4 15 to “4 35 Minneso t mapnke. $4: Wroming rurais rueset burbanks,. $425 to $4.50; rurals, $4.10 to $4.25 per 100 vou Sweet potatoes —Home-grown he - i red ~o a Oo §] yelow and a per box Tennesse nancy) to $1.85 per bu hamper Cabbage Wake «# rong ‘ sironge! Tomatoes stcva , i? a6 @UCOTA TIONS Vin HOKRES — Celfornia box an 1.50 per 44 box BEETS—New Texas. $1.50 ¢o i bagicet é raing to per bin hbaaket, and Northern waahs« iL. so Nneme-Fro’ t 35 co @ t ,er CAULIFIOWE! California €1.54) pe: rate CELERT (awlifornia crates. $4 end ‘arge crates $7 +o 89; tur jer . = i} per >, inch Fey TCUMBERS—Indiana and Illia t ~ ee - ' v. as ener A: VPOoOK fe ail v. a” re oS 2% $4 xX $4.25 ENDIVE—Trench (imported) Tauisiana, S34 16 ESC AROL AiR OA Si to harm re: Lavnisiana, S4 per GREEN PEAS—Moexican 6 and Cali a — a at ives. @DO over, $4. YUUNK EUllicas, ig Ibe. $6 ola guineas, $3.50 ONTONS—Reg giohes. $1.25 :0 $1.20. fancy white, $3.50 per 100 Ibs INION SETS ae armni vellow =. and : o Vice P ARSN vTP SH ome grown, 35c to S0¢ ; vox jouUre., to 40c ner dozen bunches, and $2 ei-we? . ’ rir -1}p. urkeyve. 35c: roostera. 2lie: Drive Colds Away, 0 | Counteract Pneumonia By Using M-K Whr be miserable with a hang-on drive vour cold away immedi ‘Iv—eliminate any possibility of! eumonia? Thousands of people use e M-K treatment. You will find > | ) . ° . LS wonderfu CNMvwiInartion of Men . : . ‘ P : an i { reonsate “1 Th orner ingre- . ait Ps ~ +} - y cy?" Tec? } ‘ ’ i 4S Lit‘ «a i ’ tT ‘ ‘ as “ uA fter taking according to directions. uy at any drug store! MENTHO- KREOAMO CO., C‘linton, Lil. ee WEEBS” “THE cowsoy qwy ao COUNTESS” Wrestling } ‘CHEROKEE; f | 2716 Cherokee St. (CHOUTEAU ;, Jeff. & Chouteau CONTINUOUS—IL A. M. to 11 P.M. Herbert Rawlinson “The Prairie Wife’ ‘Comen and Seria! 18th Street: sth & en DOKIS KENYON f “I WANT MY MAN” 10N THE STAGE GIERSDORF SISTERS & JAZZ BAND JACK SIDREY—ROY BOLGER Anema eemENbeene ll when M-RK (Mentho-Kreoamo) just RM CONTINUOUS: 1)°9.M + 7 '* ; ’ “ss vs : ’ thing you have been wanting: Great Fun, Sonz, Dance Show and Creosote and other Miss Alice Lio d redients, the greatest heali y : i a es gem “Américas Own” coughs and Colids, and to counteract Favorite Eng iisii é‘orjecienne any tendencies to pneumonia. Monev FREDA & PALACE a funded if rou do not get results inp “BARTCH A-KALLA 0) BRAGDON AND MORRISSEY in “SNAP SHOTS.” ‘a Travesiy | Kafka, Stanley & Mae oo KARAVAEFF & CO. our Stepping Sisters, with, JOYCE COLES AMU SEMENTS MATINEE WEDNFSDAY, 2 Ss sLee CAVE 100- - MYSTERIES 100 ~ Photepla) ay THEY WANTED” A THEATRE GUILD SUCCESS (lwer a Vear in New York Wr Ts SECETS, MATS WED -SAT , 5Cc-57 | RestOQSosossaieinlSch AL CTD HN and i | SUNDAY NENT —SEATS THURSDAS Other “Ger Tis t— SAM H. ease lreeents f Senoe | = " RICHARD 4 PAULINE, } __ BENNETT 5 LORD in Sidney Howard's Delightful American | Comedy “THEY KNEW WHAT — on MATINEE TODAY, 35. ldc IMISSOUR]| J @xlra ._ +o eto Finaliy he was assured tha either submit ts a dangrrous - ome ee ADVERTISEMENT “Cure Your Rupture Like | Cured Mine’ Old Sea Captain Cured His Own. Rupture After Doctors Said “Operate or Death” His Remedy and Book Sent Free aptain Collings Falled T Pye . ? ’ ‘ many rears; then he suetained a B&l dou 'only remain ashore, but kept iden for years. He tried doct i 4 #+> me . ifor ana truss aiit? trues » horrent operation or ci Iie dic He cured himaelf instead. “Fellow Men and Women, You Have to Be Cut Up, and son Have to Be Tortured by Trusses. Captain Collimge made a4 studs of self. of hie corditior and at iaet rewarded by the finding of the met BO ; Anvone can use the same simp faes sate and Inexpensive Frery ruptured pereon in the wor hare the ¢ aptain (oili ings hook. i about how he cured himeelf. and how anr- one may follow the same treatment in their: lawn pome without any troubie. ' and medicine are FREF. prepaid to any fupture sufferer who + #31) out the bpeliew coupon But right eway—wow-—belore Fou put this paper. Love TONIGHT AT 8:20 SHARP Mats. Wed. and sat.. 2:70 GEORGE Anne Nichols Presents THE KECORD-SMASTIING SUCCESS ABIE’S IRISH ROSE POP. MAT. WED... 5S0c. $1.10. $1.65 Nights & Sat. Mat... 50c. $1.10. $1.65.32.°2¢ seats also at AKOLIAN CO... 1004 Olive WINTHROP AMES Presents ARLISS mere ay. OLD ENGLISH Cealsworthy's Next Sun. Seats Thurs. RECORD CROWDS | “A RIOT” SO WILL YOU! | § Daily Matinee 35c¢ before > £6 P. M. Come early! im je rupture that soon forced hiro ba Fridav—*"“F uture Stars Diseor ery PRICES. “Se and 40¢ (rreatest Lauch Shew of Cettury a eS GYPSY FOLLIES CLARA & McCULLOUGH ON THE STAGE Late Stars of Music Box Kevue pee ; “The senators’ & “Bath Between” With a cast of 35, including TLORRIF MK & MRS. “Marvel.” sensational deaf and LE VERE JIMMY BARRY dumb dancer. vith Lon Yandman in a New Act AXD ABOUT THE STAGE SHOW The KRiew nings Les (cherzi IN THE POsT- Mrooks Ross DIsPATCH yti— JOSEPH E. HOWARD “*‘The Gypasy Follies,’ the third And His “Broadcasting Revue” With Large Company of Entertainers of the John Murry Anderson Revues, is the beast of his stage £7 You may buy choice Orpheum sents offerings shown so far. ut branch box offices in your neighbor- [| hood at regular prices, Ask your druggist | | CHARLES PREVI r ‘S} OPERA : GRAN MUSIC THAT THRILLS . 11 A, M-—CONTINTOUS—I! r. 8—BIG ACTS— : AND FE ATIRE PHOTOPLAY on FTC E sDAY—' HARLESTON NIG HT” Night . cea END LYRIC EMP OLIVE AT GRAND Week Com. Sun. Mat., March 14th The Weodward Players in “OFFICER 666’’ MATS, SUN., THURS., SAT. RESS CAPITOL - quickly made him a ¥ ell, strong, ¥igor- ous and happy man method -IM WILLIAMS HAPPY MOMENTS With LEW WHITE Hiebrew:? ( omedian s They Wil! FREE RUPTURE BOOK AND REMEDY COTPON Cart. Ww Collings (In Fox ‘«31¢ VW atertownr Pleaer nen me rour FREI Remedy and Rock without any tion vt Tis part ow) ater. Name é duress PH orc OPLAY THEATERS — a Kingsland pe Theat hae Ramtec Gir Kglokerbocker rogra:: ae Phas tg 1 a” a a MicNA IR | MeNair-Pes talozz! we appeoE PN NN to RIOR BORN te NEE OM kt A ERNE Na A SOR CNET TOOBIN OEE A RR ARIS A: RRR YET ory Tees” > ae “Con - | Gr: ind and Mism! LF & the Counte««" sescempenss Tr ERR Ar. ie or’ eo J. am paar & Washingtam | 9th and Bremea eee { FOtAa3 ney in | Lillian & Claztos wel aero nabdrsincen vn nlidieteeascmntlided we atl” Runiaat ine steht hy 18 OR Ea IO ee RE ABN AB SORA IES AIT AN OMRON TLE RY 8: le Program Maoner “tes . “mom V > Grand and Juniata j ee Woodland [ ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT CO.'S THEATERS 7; ARSENAL Grand and Arenal SO AN RE LEIA AALS Hg he ROD ti, Hie Yd. ob use 00 Pe RP ee RIE ae ahs «we Ronald Coleman and Irene Rich in “Lady Windermere’s Fan’ f eye in | Aubert and Easton ee Lionel Barrymore {in “A Man of fron” deff. & Chippews and Gift Shop Cinderella / Cherokee and lowa (CONGRESS | hn , “The pr Fey a. : Entertainmen A ORNL AM AE AEE Cc Irene Rich in - ‘Lavy PRONOUNCE THIS PICTURE one Fie) Ronald Cie oe | Sage & Florissant gern lh Fan” Fleaner Board:nan and (Conrad Nage! in | Jefferson & Gravois. “MEMORY LANE’ HI-POINTE Clayton & McCaus. ; KING BEE j ' 4710 N. Jeffersen {Adolphe Menjou hy ; “The rh Duchess and “SEVEN DAY: " Double Program 7 “The Yankee Sener” ' 1643 8S. Jefferson and “Steel Preferred” Renald Coleman and in “Lad Grand & Hebert Vindermere's Fax (Pater Roth Miller in “MOTHERS OF THE WORLD” D Neill bie (Prog. Ralls 2812 N. Vandeventer “W itheut Meng? Manchester f Flenner Boardman. 4315 Manchester SSSSSESSECEFHRSVECE RS LESS SOHE 3 1 Ye ers. ct ede SRA recent & =e re fe re eS ‘Maplewood f _ 7170' Manchester in “THE VANISH. “The Last FAdition™ omedies. Montgomery isth & Mentgemery ‘NOVELTY f Deu ) “Dancing Mothers” “Penevck Feathers’ PAGEANT | Powhatan , and « onrad noes MEMORY ; SK Grand-Shenandoah and “Searlet Salwi’ © 1 Rensié” Stncens " ; se Rich in “Lad (RALPH LEwis saree y ALL eT AR CAST ta WEBSTER |; c LAVENTHAL THEATER CIRCUIT ‘EMBASSY “hae the Werld” and 4 MORE DAYS—HURRY! HURRY! The, eT than "WIS PEOPLE" NS-MELLYS' ANDO WEF DON'T MAL AR! RMAVYRE eg a PC . NO 0 LA A! OA OIE Pt aE I LP Nn IOI HIE , Black Bird” and “9 lt nkaow “The Ke-< reation of Brien Kent” and : saree r 7 "i & “The (Closed Read beable Pregram (phe Masked Mende | Lalow and Lasten '“Peuls io the Dark’

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) UESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Lab oro IR IO gp ee ie mm po ORE eo 2 — Senne tg STRONG AND | NEW YORK BOND MARKET — N EW YORK STOCKS ae ee | High.| Low, j Close Security. Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, March 16.—In the following table will be found a RAILROAD BOND DS ae Gh We MIO, a MRT Ory gees tae Se ee eet bere n om ante o~ By the Associated a iors W YORK, March 16.—Total sales on the - er were 1, aes 600 shares, compared W ago and 2,409,300 a year ago. 00 shares, compared with: New York Stock i Dera ith 1, _— yester- closing prices of bonds traded in on sales 2eing in $1000 lots (000 omitted): ited Sta.eg Liberty Bords are in dollars and that 1s, for instance, a sale printed 99— $99 and twentj-four thirty seconds of a dolur, ates in eluates High. list of aules, highes:, lowest the Stock Exchange ioday, Quotations on all L Chirty-aneencs of a dollar; — ' ay Or WEAK SPOTS IN STOCKS Standard Industrials, Motors |! and Oil Shares F avored— in Scattered) **” and F sas a: = me - _ ‘-. ~ I. “ Bes AS es pacman ee ee pera wy, , A ‘ - " . : o ae dnicsmadinid se iscaatbriiivar ane deretaeainate eee Se in ee een hE Re ae RR NER Hae een tbe RA i.e te tena ate Ul : ry pee an peas _ . tpi arias , - eo ns nn emgga “ ae Be ty 4 a Gy ar i 2 the close was . A mixed trend and ithe where there was eget Poe: ee ee ee eee Bt ts cad - a ne ee ens ee Neen 10334 105% 105 LO OREO SLID. Te ARIE Stas ON ete p28 9 oo Gee bonds were well supported, p striz noved errati- he : Pi and some industrials 1 Mkhorn Coal 614s! is 4 | ' 7) Ke Teer ae westlignreles ein he o> Resistance to Pressure, | | 10256 102% 102% in many of the food shares and spe- > "/10819 10314 103% 4) 116% wee esky: ialties which enjoyed sustained ad- | Clait JOS PALES 1a Et 2 d» 10 Boxvota Ss 40 33,1 Site 102 7% ma ose ene A 102% *? ~_— ae 4 Ce ee | 3a £ | "s 312) Pret. LOS % | 10p% Mee ye | co — speulative segs ~~ i ee Bilt a Bt | ~_— / _- ve “i “100% 100% 100 % | RP nt Reale ee parts of the list to bring about the Postum Cereal, Cushman and - 1081, 10825 108% oo o e001 % 110) “ Lot “4 other food stocKs, as well as against Poin oo ‘ . ~ Ahi an teh gle « wher pines _— athena hglalibendindamnipliies cuts abet ee H.110 3 hte Kresge Department Stores. 5 Cordoba. 7 = ft WS PST Rh SD et ee et Pe CI DS eile ee ey point for the year established yes- om ett —_— -—* a a =} the bicior ‘ace British and Ameri- |. can bank *r g > | cies anid ‘nsisted j 11%? % 112% 11°% ~~ ~~ — pe a oo ( 108 24. 103% 1032 s fugegestions of wc > - Chicago Stock Sales Mectal to the Post-Disvatc b selling for the Was fractionally rhdie r rench francs ruled Argentine rates continued to > o cloging Guvutations a re ° ¢ 2 ae £ occ eet RS eee eat ya Clearing Money, na ceed ( - oe “* ~ w~le ow ow -—. eu ~~ pm >e e« on ts «- x - yi Sweden S128 ‘Ot -_ _ aVorss me ny combined debits. 10913 10974, 109% and bankers’ accounts $: 3.018. anna | ‘600 Balaban & K - 100% 100 % 100% » t af = enue Mexican dollars 50 & NEW YORK. Eager pernes cer ae — Pa Ps eee wegen cee p. : 200 Chi NS&EMRR , aren hs pr! ime me ercantiie paper. 4, ae > 100 Contine ital ems ac ~ c ony BON ps. er tm Thres monthe bil! maf per cent PARIS. March 16. —Prices moved trie; lariy on the Bourse / ee t rentes 48 francs. ane on London 134 francs. "50 centimes r cent loan 656 cranes, 07 “or Boston Stock Market | BOBION, March 16.. 7 Ba matipge Ss SIC E - e we ot) uneo Press . ‘ Ijamont Match 125 ope? se 50 Evan eS Co. ry oe ae u t Ee ne “spt, INDUSTRL aac BONDS. 6 35). gt ‘| O09 te | A A a 7 ly 41 jibedd 104%, | 104s, - mune ~ ete rHi ‘ah. TL Low. ‘Close map Me Am. Am. Te! and Te) ‘tee ae oy 104 4, 104 He ries type Fi r {5 pos be Se Pans Une oe Seinen common Bigelow lHlartford Minghain Mines ....., agen SD 2 Oy ae woe en eee ee Bos Keconomy Grocers R. AIL ROAD BON Ds. ik 4 ee oe a 70% 70 ¥6 | 1 70% f Ga FR 544 _ « Ga Ry 6 2H, 1022's fa Ry enS 45:103 te 103 103° . J'y 2Y..| Abed Yi} 5a 60 seonel rfg 4 B100% “Tbe So: 29 1U2 i, rn ‘4s 46.. doting 10s it ~ 07 NG Rows IA&L 414 34) ve St Jos&GI 4 oT. Hockt At. 4% 34! in 4 A’DO os 5. 'B 50 ; Sho Be » gn. ¢ ¢ 28 Lert, Lea StL —— RG4a "23 91 oe “oe. 8 GO gn O’s6 42. 1011, ees Soa i se eggs of '35! 95% . Il, rfg 4 ert) i I, adj 5 °49.! SA Leon 6 45..! 94 Fla 6°35) 947%! > °34... 102% evt 4 °29...! 97% rfg 4 °55 91 4 °49. | Re con 5 ‘94. 107 ee ae 1Os8! 334 “66 én 59,104 . 110 (100 43 100% 62. 104 1)0%4 104 dD 10614 L(t { aa 04: ne 4 % | 4%, 2003 ../108 4/108 14 | oes co 4 AtK&e 55’ 144) ! Foreign Exe NEW YORK. March 16, , a itst of quotations in th ehange market: — ENGL AN D—Sterling. $4.86 1 6U-day bilis on Quotations incents: ad FRANCE—Frane d ; ITAI. ) _ ~Vira, gd 4.01% GER M aN Yo tone HOLLAN D—F lorin NORWAY—Krone d @]. SWEDEN—Krone d 26.7 DENMARK—Krone. 4 26. 8. SWITZERLAND—F ae 4 1 SPAIN— Peseta d 144 GREECK—Drachma ny 1.39%, => POLAND-®Zioty, d 12.75 CZECHO-SI WVAKIA—Cre JU GO-SL » ehown ate AUSTRIA—Crown. d RUMANIA—Leu d lke. ARGENTINA—Gold. d 87.89 BRAZIL— M Ireis. 14.45, TOKIO—Ye 45%, SHANG HAL de 73% MONTREAL—Dollar a ler. 6 Dry Goods Market F Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK March 16. narket ~~ were let today and weaker Print yen were ay for 64x6008 and 2 '¢e¢ for 68x72. $ ter a decline of tae Raw silks ¢ their decline. dropping anot pound with grand XX topping the yf S650 a pournl Bond Sales—-Conti Sales, Security. High.| 7 BROWN SI TRADE F -sT. LOUIS STO was a feature on a decline of 3 1 150 shares marke Prices were tai nigher in the open Rrown Shoe a littl netter price and common Was unc Later Waltke sc RAILROADS BOND 9 tn Pac ts ‘28-.103 [ a iS Un Pace Ist 4s 1 47 : ry 2 ‘lev Chgo os 3 Wabash 2d da "39 — : 1 lS Wabash O'.s ‘4° j West Shore 4s Seek eee veal 8415] 84 FOR ADDI PIONAL MARKETS SEE PRECEDING PAGE “andy common Consolidated Lead Personal an '. awarded the contt the Commoeode being erected eontract will tInwol: ae “.. 102%! 102 he whit *h is ge Walter 6. Remi pointed agricultursé "Prine Mu: Remain Intact ct The instant’ you sel! four securities, your income Ceases. Then w hy pay for the privilege of selling when you intend to? Bonds with quick sale value, but with low yield, are too costly for the investor, You can get absolute safery, and 6'4°% interest in Fi First Mortgage Real Estat | Bonds™yIn case of necessi our | customers may cash in Fidelity” Bonds immediately. Our books let, “Your Money—Its Sale | Investment’’ sent on request, = Denominations $100, $500 and $ BOND # MOKTGAGE (¢ Incorporated 1913 Home Office: 608 Chemical Bidg., St. New York Life Bldg., Chicago Colorado Nat’! Bank idg. , Denver Fidelity Guarantees Every Bond NOLES JAB J€3\ TAS LOC Owe - a. _ ~ SS ee * the Bell Telephone of the General Asp ceed the late Willi Lead Zine a — be aS pores. qQ Special to the Poat-Di ST¢ M h salen wer “© atinvui ated « iderub! e quantity of original territory a the Associated l’res NEW YORK, M cel Interest Is Not Everyshit There’s more to vestment than the your principal is more important. is in danger. terest in the day due. Booklet CC-174. Incorporated Investment oe Boatmen’s Bank E Suite 610 Telephone GArfield ST. LOUIS 44 Yeare Without Less to Aay I ~ a 4 64'101 V 2) o 37 a 99 "2 Av ad! 5'60} 501, A StLo ‘44 (103 Edigon Electric .... aca Meg p+ 7M diac ee ee af 4 A Se. ¥ vein Sula de a 8 “38 LOL ™% i 101 ¥, ons ty ee She AA py Sat os 5 . 2 105 9/205 6, 20% Inland Creek ........ 160g 14H ILO L Pan ot ae ‘ Neh a 105 Se! 105% cers ie | eae 1008 10014) 100t. n Lib. is Gan Lip «++. ewe CeyeeYN Oe, Wirtye = 4 EO NLR A IOLA LLL SLE LLL AONE gy: - ote Sees i ; Brier ‘H St 7%. a2. = o.! Ea 6 If WH Mark C. Steinberg & Co. MEMBERS New York, Chicago and St. Louis Stock ae Cc Board o hitago BONDS, STOCKS, pH irene Fast Direct Private Mt Beatmen’s ‘exzanine, Bank Drench Office af Hotel Jeffercon Garfield 4600 — $1.00 bid Ap $€—eva and Rubber Excha Beroked ribbed ahnects. Rudbe r ” Eickeras: est return. The safety of j Many a so-called invest — ment, offering an inflated 4 interest rate, is undesir- ? able because the — * S.W. Straus & Co. first mortgage bonds combine — unquestioned safety and >” an attractive interest rate, yielding 5.85% to 6.40%. — fale ote —— cays paidt full E: romptlyom — 4. Ask for — W. STRAUS & Se: ‘ ee ee FXEMPT FROM FEDERAL al City of New Orle 414% Paving Certificate Price — 100.50 Net Bonded Debt | tute a general c of the city of New Or | payable out of special ments. In addition there enuesofthecity derived taxation for general f pal purposes are also pf if the special a should be insufficient. Legality Messrs. aod & lev, Chicago, lilinets Southern Municrpal, and Mortgage Bonds Telephone Main 4051 117 N. Fourth St., St. & ae i Due Serially 1929-1937 FINANCIAL STATEMENT Population (est.) 425000 | ‘THESE certificates coms EE d

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, diniteisian P . Ha geccane Si - arr “s F ree AGI os pe ea, EEO Re a lila eR Ri ii ies Peat a eI wh ea $F A - eet ox i. } ~ al ? = ) é — LOUIS POST-DISPATCE: | TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH ib, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = 39 | BETTER TONE ON CURB orei Ex eet —— wast eam =| RON HUE ae | LOUIS Sf OCKS | By N EW YORK CURB (COMPLETE) | In Financial Field | ) BUT BUSINESS SMALLER LAND Sterling, d@ $4.85 vn ees — | NEW YORK, March 16. : ew Asnaciate dtr oon eels ia oy ty) dav bilis« on Yanks : . 24 owe . @ viata oe en eae A ; | , a “ee ; at os incents: @ demand ad ST. LOUIS STOCK EXC HAN GE. March 16.—Total sales of /|By the Associated Pres losis “ nes — “= Gross promnigg vet ot ss en market showed a steady to hard tone bi ‘Ch—Franc ¢ 3.60% . 3. : the Exch , base s , . 16. a - panda in or January : a " display of firmne rs ecom pa tiie 1.¥ —TAra. 4.01 ¥ “01s 3 Ba. stocks on the Exchange today amoun ed to 1459 shares, conipared | NEW YORK, Ma ch 16.—Fol to, wing is a list of sales, highest, | Security. Sales High. Low. Close. C.0se. | seine © $12,000,000 against ©‘; 2 marked faliing off: is “the vote " a nid {) 4.0) 4 i o . a ae 7 x : eye with i320 veste rday. Bond sales were $11. 000. ‘lowest closing and previous closi ng prices of securities traded ni DOMESTIC - RONDS. $9.753,000 In the corresponding pe- . a gag tr any reauen pirat re » Ss Se) Vik wt). i}. se ¥ > ; re . - ‘4 a : eames a ’ . w"—_— i ~~, Vr ~ . 3 4 : mAs, see af rus d \@arry ott rive ® ‘lorin a 4 ohowing is u complete list Of securities traded in on — bx- on the New York Curb Exchange today, sales of stocks being in | NSt Pitgef FOF [10k 1104 |..... jriod last year. Leagings for the | ace thant an © being ia incres : inenee. those issues being in increased ce crease. --.-Unchanged. | Prev, “aes | Prev,| P-A »P tied’ 15 1Ob tu: “ 101% jlul‘s |} average on record. which {t mo quickly recovered the dis LANDe—Fiortn d 4004 : twAY—Krone. 6 21.63 4 chang Jari 3si *, divide 1U0-share s (00 omitted) while pond 5 1000 lot WY , ‘ SO Lb4 Ls % ; ; g.. , inence inet EY K ron G ¢; -— . F i lowe hg c} a ng ae gee ag of tod a’ dit idend rates, sale 5. highest, cee ee lot ( . 20 1d sales are in $i JUY {O18 (tu 00 chio P.osB P 953) 08. | 25 5 ‘ siret 12 — gpatne niga et {mand \ if mM eeting pn A S8CAant esr “ee >} wae 14 7497) 4 : . : i ‘ ’ tr . Le P ' j 1702 a a ‘ | ~ , Spec iter sans MARK—Krone. 4 26.18. | | | losing prices and 1et changes being given. ‘Increase. --De. | O8 On 4) c: 4 / 981,\ ONta | 702 cars, the r . tain Producers because of the a i t ed Paseo, G¢ ‘ 7 IN -— Peseta 14 (s a» . ne : ah — ; ° e . Le ~ hima. d 3 BY i, e pra nie : ae | Security. _Saies High. law. 11086, biose. | peat leh) ilee Fi igh. Low, Close. Close. Parat Bry) ange t é i Gend which ‘t sold @x at the eoprni ANT A103 2 fae & 4 , ‘ AS n.} . j j ' = = ee | 54s 51) 39° 00%! 26 | 96 . fT}, iphiet report of W hite Mondar. Carib) Syndicate again was ar CHO-S] aN AKI ene rown ad ° . 7 : j Div. | } 4 _IND USTRIALS. eiuaiaes 3 MISC ELLANEOUS OILs. 'Penn O Ed i i ‘ — sogy ~ 4°58 canted earnings | tive advancing 1% to 17%e and fav: mabe O-sLAVIA—Crown ‘-o, -36. G "Is STOCK EXCHANGE, | ‘Rates f “Wes arc 1 HA 1 18) |. 1 oe véeaet eis —_— ————— | — —— | 68 195y.! 1:102 (102 102 101% | Motor Co. for lv-o s ;s atements of earnings were reeponded * , . ae 1.56%. eT, LOUIS STOC we SECURIT? a : |} Net ‘Close Close Aero Su B 2 ’ | Kir Petro 4; 2 oa! 28 | - V5 ainst $816 r it ‘ TRIA—Crovp. d 14%" . i . cae ; a 3} : pees SCL sa ot in §. ‘Sales fligh.’ Low. Close.! Ch: 'ge.| Bid lasked AGSRy pfd 1: 9814! 98's! ¥d Qiesgeei 7 gr ro 4 ph. one on ~~ B44 "20% {Penn P L5s' 5) YS os /' 98 ! Us of $10.55 a share, agains a 7 gg ne ' ga. P in a number of o the MANTA—Leu. d 423s” ee oe wee iti Natis-al Wank...) 7s (YZ... . ste Bay agg Alpha PoC) 11> 1S 198 1G ago Pet) ‘4! 10%. Jose) 104¢! Jorg [REO MB, mn! 57/200 th 100% (100% '100% | ehare in 1924 Sales established @ | KOCH an was unumisiiy entive oad sesame ‘EN j Nt _ (rol . ¢ aT B® vas a feature on the local market aoe wz 2 ‘Bar k of Commerce ._. aS Fie weiss apctas t) ngaanggs «FB ‘ PR... atte > + Soe et | 5 | acta 2) oa 7 A ve zo oar iP Oi) 6 14 8) 103% 103% 103 4s 1034 | was $5,056,875 as Sainst $4,094,248 the Movemen aking a hew iow record ara 3 7 oO . . (“4 J) redit. nd ee eRe i a ‘ = uu io &k eo « v m tte . 3) 31%) 3 S135) SI Mount Pr Y 24%) 245: 248; 241 aR ee 3 "\'an ice Missouri Portlan was. mae ernt z & Cobh n com ' ‘ BE OS OO es erry are eevdési 2O 4 Am May I 5 dl *s . hE et, a pe » foi one do Os WW 1' SS 85 So Sw tional joss. Durant Motore. after a sliz y Conli Market Review. se session. lissout a Is “> pleased ene @ ia oe te bog OT mm oN 4m Roll M Ss as % od rd 4 oF at F&Gas 4, 148', 1485 148 j- - 'Sloas-S 6s. 9103 103 103 103 '% Fairbanks, More & Co. net prof- decline. rallied eharpiv. and a modera the Post-Dispatch also lower. Cor isolidated Lead was | [Ber atte tur Corp .. Paitin spl REO PRES EE Cision ere ee eee ‘ Super 4 J 253s) 23%, Sole) =e | NME&A Li wi d2%s| 12%, 12%, 1344's e P & Lt its for 1925 Increased to $3,016,248 | cain wae made in Foundation Foreign. ’ 'y ORnnK Marc 1 1 ae pe Prunchanged. A little Ec ly ~ tt’ alker4 | ec Sa . Tt eS ad a , : cece ak es gas eon a évwe SS tits cu B t) Hy 26 + i f } “fy 2 a, 19 te # } ef | Ge w W.: | 14, aS a4 os 91 "s after Fede raj taxes, depreciation a eS oc ake ee ee a ‘ rs ev iik yiaw na # - pa ; ; Olt) Swe e186 eee ® ; ‘ ib £U Led © 6 ae eee ee a Lak co $$ P ‘ ‘ ) > we | P } iter : ) 17 § cy 4 { ; { ‘a : « ‘ : » t ; *8\ i ~ oF body the were note, he : sold better ie ! my gue a Gg A ks as es ce etek cbt ha eee ea . . ae & a7) 29%; 20% "Yt ' Salt C P; ‘$] a. | 81 % 81% 4] ie Isc ae ries ue By ” 1057. Lis ‘ 10575 and other cha rees, from $2,056,038 ee cow 4 creams were established at A x ijt) = oy 68x72 t , oe ‘ TOW mils pid * . © ‘ ; 4 ° j 4s ? r > 4? . — 34 > , p ‘ 450) * ng “on Tr r "h oni i ; Tea. hint > ae Eesti ‘the Inte @ prices were tainly Mecmemees (Oi town Shoe cum... °°". e201) 624g £942 go ak “22 ee | Nuan 1” ¢ Lip Diy! Le! 2% | Tide A wi 114, 26% 26 26% | 26% {Sun O Sis 2 99% 99%! HUN YH [the year before. This ts oquas ser "Phere were roixed movements te the “ A car re ; y = Tape the e 3 trades in the Bruce Cory ‘ 7? 1 Pig * & hii oe af be At is bt ois as | ce dw bres - «2 if w is UU he YS Se YU is UU 1 s & Co vs. oO? vs i a, vs oY ’ $6.74 ad share against $4.49 a share attiityv group Midwest movred up pd poetry it Te Reine «3 ge Oc higher in ¢ wy se Biers 15 101 1!)1 (101 fees e ° a in euppiv on a large ecale Electrée 1: Brown Shoe @ ill c 4 gh OBO; a e ' ~ a han er ee ots a — myer tet a | 47 ' Black VAL } “ay Ie, uy 1, Bo ly ‘ eee oe Go tiles 4 re it lization of the Servel restores aleo showed a etrome tone anc d Sales Continu better price and Hydraulic Brick | .onsoldated Lead and Zinc....° 2.60, 367 26%. 2618 26% ..... 26% 27 Brad Fire Bible see ITBe, S1c MINING, | 1920'...] 8}302%_ 202 ]208%).-... | 4 oe og sides Detaware laws | cited Gas Improvement. while moving én nN _—= ; LN . ree S-2eet. | 8 ee higed yo © FP ee Petr es Be Sete ; “een bridge Ma 5: 1144; 10% Ss +see [Fei ie ee ee ie eee EE ager ome | do 6%s } ~orporatio : wes : . a narrow range, was a@iso hither wae RS oT . i. > ker D. G. let pia... . Dice teste wees teeta 107%, -» | Brill C A o, 41 41 i 4) Cons U M. of - eh 1932 ...; 1101% 101% 101%,.,... to succeed the present Virginila|tric Bond and Share was $xdie dena “he . T0019 ‘4 ae Eo er “1% 3 new 4 50 49% 409% 40% | ren on an 1 "i ts : * ts ri FOREIGN BONDS. = rte on March = 26 Trading | pared with $3.14 nx share on the A i= ’ : ee 3 : - i? r jal oj bn, ne : - m yy 3 es eae, es 4) ( ¢ ~ } e Qj} OT} ps, 7 pl 5 _ 7 yay | fe ~ ‘ , a 4 “ Ph 2 a — or hk . 9 , j are “ = tee “S40 .......] BS) BOK) BE parpers, linens ene furniture being ee el ’ pecker in men es oes] gL, WN eee, OO 7) Ont es ee | 59% bs - os ak : 109 P Loe 10é le 11a, Andian NC | thereafter will continue in the new | comb! ned $27, ng oan and “B wie oa 465 Ge a7 % 9% the leading items The structure etio: ia ees Vv tet oP 3 ee ea , iS. a 2 ‘ eet eae Ls se etree ane es dy eacetossb oe 110 a “os 3? 1&2 19 i, 1S t, 1k) 19 is ef DOME STIC BONDS. ; (je Ww we, 25. 99 1s | 99 99 , Code common stock, $25 par, which until preferred stocks Db 1 est Shore 4s | which is expected to be completed | on ee Candy OOM 2. .ce0%- , 4 oF os “p 2 ae ee | 2e | 80 do pfd . 1 YD %® Yd%— Bots; VO sll Pa 8s 5; 82 Be Oe. lewees Autioguia | today had been dealt In on a “when | ° ° . se] ; ee as a4 3! S4y R4 in J ary, 1927, wil] be 17 etories, edigo- ’ ever SHO com ee 0!) 2, of | @ 4 fee eee 4 | «bed oo PD. ig : Al Ts 193: * 107 LOM tm 107 Lowe, | Cee Te. 1. 92 92 |} 92 qv “ee : oe } : — " *2 “a er ? rooms in the first two eee Se ee a bole 60k eee ee Le eee 3536) 38 bes aye A .) 97 a. o] >} yee ; Am G&E 8 44 ON7,') N's HHI, Hyty Beriin C E ; | ' issued basis. e Music Master Corporation reports ale este acetals a laa O | Rice-Stix Dry Gooda com ....... S| ed es Jee 2b % ..| 23%) 23 euet ta. 2 9216) 32% 32%’... 'A Pal 6a 34: O7% 07 By N73) UTM COlys ‘28 6 98& | ORY) OR®..... ¥é . (a deficit of $420,718 for 1926 afte: FOR ADDI LIONAL P units. Be en ee wees) 2] $50) 27 | oT |e? iS | SBM) 2: CA & M 7 208% 20° 20% 20 [ARM 6s) 2103) (1024/1083 (102° | doOls'29) 6) O74] UT4e| UT42, OT42} Wheeling Steel reports net prof- | deducting costs and expenses, in- ; Securities inv. Co Com ...... \ Pp ~ pointed agricultural. agen c /Skouras Bros 4 a¥ MU Gie be oes « ee eee c0pd +] ree eel sae ws i 49 |} 50 | as aes 3h «103 S 4 0% - 8% {AGE KE 6 i 93 | @: u. | UB's a 9 92% ' 921: o1,% got . * * ; PRECEDING PAGE Burlington lines east of the Mis- | Southern Acid com ............ ES) er oe ‘toewlveebelneee 51 bo» z oat A a7 1:17 M7 jeseee {AGE WO 10; 7] TU 10 4 704g Cc ‘Heiaeing Po. is a "| 2; ad Vataaece Curb Sales—Continued © News print production in- the oan om mes © suri iver His headquarters will | Southwestern Bell pfd ..........' TI Be Fy to eee -ooos ht Ten.. 1 EOE tic 38 3} 39 ae - ZT of Cos Z + ae + be ‘ 100% Tiga *50 Bi 66%) 06%! 96K). .... 1 United States tn February declined he in St. Louis (Stix Baer m Fuller Com........ et eet ah 3S 4a | BS %1 Oa wk lee Be ow) 176 BB & Sn 19 68 O7 67 Ge + Por vu rs I - 4 ‘103 Danish Con | | | i Prev. 129.622 tons from 140.028 tons tn OG =. TT. ™ is: eo le ht NpRAE PRA Kr 16 | 16%, EB& Sp 46106 105% 106 } - | B&O ye) 4 10) ae ly He © Py? 2 9535 Bloe .. ©g 98 } 97 14 | 97%) o£ Sac rity. Sales! High. i Low. ' Close. Close, | to 29.622 > ; Ve 198 63: | ’ Poe” OW GP scans... Bey eae PRE a me ,2:e-| 94% | Elee Inv . 24) 46%) 45%! 45%! 40% | Bosh G MG A) Vice. eee oie ‘gua Bates Ferd oa igi Tt January Shipments’ were 128.655 y . . | Leonard Hi. Kinnar , president Of | &t. Loaie Amusement.......... 6.50); 10. 62 Or or "7 ee ‘ Be Em moe } 1 ORT Of Ty 28 %5.- 35: ee - Gs - £6 — cane ‘s Oe | “ ” . ‘ : jr sree = 4 T} i? imstaret “i Ou ce! your j heer gf vrae ye pga ae cee Se FESS ee ae: Slee ie Ye it~’ ee oe Se ee cb | &2 Me “A dl os * ; = a - TS C w ¢ 6 2 J ! 4 = a] a4 gare: ) 6 eg ; in : a, ax ty ns ecurities, yOur income ceases. Lead Tine ane Conver wd hia -..... : eels clone clue besle nc ust ai ato) | eins TR : a WDammi loreal tinett sens Si Caen 86, OK OS 1 Then why pay for the privilege A I a ruie ¢ in St. t —| United Ratlwase_ 400. of D. "4 ae ‘3 SN Ae BE Be, BR | tft a % Cie eel ee 7 i we oe 0. 6 18; rn wg : et Sates eg we. a5 11' O5% 93 | 95 § selling when vou nerve ae te oe 1 ted paunde, . Lou vod (In bond sales O00 omitted.) ‘e 3 porass wan; er "—> ae 18 | El Ref Gs 5103 | 10: a LO3 1803 ty | Hung CM ree Cenfral O100 tae 8 wit at ‘4 30) per 1 ‘bo unde. : *Diridend rates ae given in the tahie are tm the anna; cash paymente nhaseo Forman ‘ w= O84 OH os, oot, | F § 6s Bt 10) O42) O3%! Oa... a ee 4° 935%, 95%) 95% ' iz atend to: Bonds with gq Bick : NEW YORK Ma 1.—Copper quiet: | 0 the Imtest quarteriy or half-year decia rations. or. in case of newly listed securt erUe Sore: ‘s| se O41, 244, 25 PR ow 3 Oo ON 14 ON ty NA)... ts Bank | ae ale value, bu t with lo’ Vv yielc siertrolytic espaol and futures 14%. @ 14%, . | ties the dividend tntention announced he the tine of original eale and listing Un- gape A A eit | ea ogi, ; FP & J. ow 111) 932, 83%, 9315 - 931, | Fi:ld 7e Hh 9R% | OS14' OR14 QAR P : hee che ince Tn firm: spot and nearby 66.00; futures | less otherwise noted extra or epecial dividends ‘are not included The letter (e) Dacia a "acts ce Gal & O ¥en 14 10274 102% 102% loz}, eT "4, Q1,) ¢ sp Pips costly tor oar investor. 64.62. Iron steady: pri es un hanged. Lead | indicates incindine extras Garrod Cory oi al 2 102 «101 a Gen Pet Ge 12.101%5 101 ty 10] 1 apie ee “ ote 8 107 * 1088 ar * | ¥ ou Can get absoiu ~ safety, space: BPO! N.20. Zit fiends; Kast St. | **Divcidend on *Ex-dividend. } entae al % 4k ate ar. * 2 e342 iz do. os . Liss 97 me fit hy fot) By Uti tes te . (}#) ~ 19 3% 93 . O31," On } 0.| ’ ind 6°3% interest in Fidelity | a nag _ ee 1.30G 4.4 An —=—= SS eee oo a “ ; | 4° 10 . M1, M15, Qs, et f OU a ie ™ ~ “4 pots Pre MI Colo Sa 3 pa % QQ “4 aa n¢ ag: , wang irs —_ . wet €50 5 futures, uO ¢ 5 aof aT i V7 7 ' a7 W UU Bax Ze . Cae aac. ing original territory sto@k has teen meved of the various railroads involved inj,_ a cg Pct yer 1 30% 305 30% ‘ _ SE PeratSe 3925 #: $1.15 clear basis Fisece wools are doing re ae htak hae adorsed and return to the holders; int Ry ctfs : + 1)! 101, yee —— —— - —— = = = Se a = » Ottice: 8 Chemice] Bidg., St. Lous ge “etter bret ithovt price tinprovement — Nickel Plate merger, which Cette such certificates of deposit t] el mt PP new a il hoo r » Be EEE eee ooo ————— ——s —— ——\, " oc Bip Bas J elaines canes © 'n meocermte demand at Ae oP ah nei? 1% ait? . clita foc - ais . MIO bas nt -t, & - 0 *3 ‘ ue es ‘ ~~ nas eS _ ae ae — — ibbe@d eheets, May 61.50} “Rac : hat ' : t WOT tine | Oo p . “4 7 - rf 4° it ove ‘é a1 .00 a Aptian "61 E68 bid | a ed, that in view Oo: hs a — | | | | Mi > Steel. M pA ‘ a an ‘a % 125 a. . 9 9 iH a bber gf etl 50" bs firm; emokeg Interstate Commerce Commission’s | | j MidvSt Dei, = ne 40f 100 |-.:;- r¢ ¢ ii nterest Is Not | — eheete, May GT.00 bid, July 60.50 , decisi on and pending any further! | W all Street ant ib 4: 94 OR%% 24 23‘ a Hi !Nor Ohio P! 35} 17%, 167s, Te | e. | Hit your principal is much | | Post-Dispatch. | NOmtPL&7 1) 53%4, 53%! She! OF d hi d f t ii | NOntPLa&1 9% 108% 108% 108 | inning its second third of a century. iil more important. ‘ ; | NEW YORK, March 15.—The/|NStPow A’ ,4 “pi 10) 101 of ERS H 4 & Ha] . j do pfd.-) 102, OL is | S he half Hi Many a so-cailed invest- if ; ; | stock market went lower again to- cee a 7 - 23 ty, pate 15 1H) eventeen years ago, at t e a “way Gr ~ we et we Ht | ment, offering an inflated » : '@ey. Duri Ptinne tude oh Fay i948 (148 (148 1... | if ay. uring the first hour the mo-;P W & P + 14 + - interest tates is undesir- |p UNLISTED SECURITIES ron bee ete | YE ie fe: i mark of its first third of a century, the Company : shares ran up and so di . S| Pille Fl M i 3 Pe en Pe | h d li ] d h lf di d 1] it able — | ‘ lgecey But the saat Se or eB cc ad a little over twenty and a half million dollars it } *. | ~ @e * wai I ‘ . 7 r Us | Pug S P&L ] 53 + De s ois Uv'S reeie . | i... a ee ieee 2 82) 3 ee fj f Tod h $587,586,508 ff SW. Straus &. Co. first Be } | | was gone. As soon as there had! 5") op = R63, 98) 30S i | ' of insurance in orce. oday, wit i Py mortgage yaaa Investors desiring to buy or sel! unlisted or | ; been sufficient short covering to|Rand Ka F 7 9-39 | 30%) fl in force, it ranks as the second largest Life Insur- unquestione fa ety an yA e fy hve 2 rl ' ; o oa : 6 . + . mie spines . i wo . ma * oom rare | + , i * 5 re | | remove this element of speciali pe, wor « 5S 2234, 23) ae) oe Ri an attractive interest rate, Inactive securities arc invited to use our o1 | es ge meee i oul ail Fel... | ance Company west of the Mississippi River. vielding 5.85% to 6.40%. ganization. We have a specia! department | | prices started downward. | Tica cke 6 6%) 61, 63%! 4% Hi " : . . : ; ) /Seara Rx Th. ? SL4g' Od; ols, O j | abaya = oe omy tor handling this business and endeavor to The Bond Market. lmacet Crp - 95 | Qhtg] 244g! 24% | Hi ? aid the principal and in- , | ‘Slerea Paki. 4.27 | 26%j 27 | 26% | Th Boa d f Di f hi G - - cea erve the best interests of both the buyerand et aie “ORK - ee lee Ce Liane & isnot, 360% . € rao trectors O is Lompany is com terest infull promptly on a ’ byt NEW YORK, March ee" maeer Mig 7% 369% 369% 369% ..... TM : ‘. d f f d | ’ ’ - I * ce ‘ a ats. yd 5 “He oeeee |} it the day duc. Ask for \ a seller. We also buy and se!! Government |! | mand in today’s bond market was | Slav noe BO} See | Ste | O08 |+ ST. CHARLES ST. SAINT LOUIS |} | ed. The lifficult, Was to find | oP Pub ‘A Bi 17%] 16% | 27%{ 2 Hit Suite il . : _-. ' ' }; | large blocks of desirable issues, For Bt Tk Car 97. Hn: BOS ..r0% . , ’ : , “oe nr -| Stroock €% 4.3% 19 3 Oe Telephone Garfield 7 7320 | |B Member AN ert 4) 3 Orr Sto 4 © E VERRAN C | such the market has been pretty on 2M a Pa a i : ) ° a | | BOARD OF DIRECTORS Jet ay een ia ae ets ‘ sag rt ere t “ye 1 ie well cleaned up emporarilys al] Swift Co. a. 11445 114 14%, 114 ! ST. LOUIS se g | i t 4 Swift Int 1 Gt. Toi Tf ty ] 15,4 Hii Elected March 10, 1926 % , jeare Without Lees to Any Invester — a | , oa Ee s 10d O Wall Tam E C % 307) 0 hu I ele Pare | | : Juring the past Gays One Walliqh Radio 11; 75e SO0¢ Se = 5ONe | He W. BALDW W. FRANK CARTER E. D. NIMS a. street house has botight for its cus- | Timk D_A 1 14 By 1) Se ie J's tT L. ss ° IN . ° : ta : ; a ¢ *s $5,000,000 in this rade of Tob Pr Ex ] 4 iy 4 “a 4°23 | St. Louis St. Louis St. uls —— 7 __ eee ee Tr L DP.| 18/10% 10%) 10% 10s) President Missouri Pacific Railroad C Carter, Nortoni & Jones, Attorneys President Southwestern Bell Telephone — — . 5 iad all of which have been taken| TAS ‘Befs , 204 (191 04 ‘200 Ht resicen uri Paciuic roa 3. . : — . - | bon ft a ee Done si aj Rm! 81 : f Director National Bank of Commerce Company APT FROM FEDERAL INCOME TA | out of thes vee | : TS LA 1 18tn IR) 1S% .. | S. BRANSFORD in St. Louis | The feature in the foreign group/U EC cfe 2, 32%! 3244) S24) 32 ; M. E. SINGLETON | i was again the Belgian issues, which |UL&P,A n 46 16%. Tile, 16's IB is Nashville | WHITEFORD R. COLE - &e : HI ag . Hie wears va ’ ‘ ae = .. ty Imp rf) POO tb 2s om . . . St. Louis H City of continued heavy’ 1] live rice i] by the 1" Tap *A’ 4 q” hn Sit tr. | -Capitalist Neshville Pp id , Hh backs gi ‘s ate ren al i ’ “1 : . ‘ . ‘ residcn ih leame factors that affected Belgian}! : = Director, Fourth and First Nat'l Bank —— trig ow RS. & St. i — > elgian issues, 6446s andl ~~ ” ore) eam ouis Railway Company CXC NaN. S [glut ‘ i Ae » } and | ; 1 } ? 4 7 4 ‘ ARD SMI New Orleans 5 "« mude new lows on the move- iresRub Re » 19 19 19 19 *, JAMES E CALDWEI I President Board of Trustees, Vander- J. a lit TH ‘ Fok “ : apr phage, Yes)! ‘rhie} Util Sb OF; 71.3%, 3 3 ty : ; 1 ; Du tod 7 LOST A | selling today was not accompanied, | ware FR 3; Gc ; He | Oe |..--- | President, Fourth and First Nat'l Bank PAUL M. DAVIS — ! EVER > as on Monday. by weakness else-| West Auto, of) on) gaa! aga, | Chairman Board, Cumberland Tele- Nashville eee o9 TAYLOR “ ; : . om sa , "re Sup p p i 49 +5 wt) “BS wT Bicere ‘i P - - Price DOLLAR IN where in the foreign list. The! woe’ yy'p 9 46 | 46 | 46 | 4% Hy phone and Telegraph Company Vice President American Nat'l Bank MILLER BONDS South American obligations were Wil & Cn 4 11a 22 ll % renee HH} Chairman Board of Directors, Tennes- a Ras | + 6s, series A, of 1957, touched par} — er (ence Oils Hi ., Siaaieliie : THEOBALD FELSS - F. C WATTS FINANCIAL STATEMENT for the first time. State of Sao! I , S. | if President, Caldwell & Company Cincinnati St. Louis ,629 | Paulo s&s of 1950 crossed 194, to, A Am oo 10> 18%, 18 ‘. 15 tS vk | P itn Bank of Tennessee President Felss Flour Milling Company President First National Bank ssed Valuation - $560, ony 623) : within a fraction of the best previ- |} A-A ct & 1 es * ~ hed | — Bonded Debt 28, I | : aiuta Ge an Mul hh (oe Ue oe leet tee lace ae " . | ote ‘ous price. Bolivia $s and Rio see lRorme & § 1%.'956 %'‘255 (235 ‘260 + Population (est.) 425,000 | N THRIVING communities all lneiro Ss of 1947 gained fractional-|Buck PL, (1) 55) 55. | Bo |. | lh OFFICERS : & e ° j j 4 Oe ‘ i « ‘ ee 4 fra Ina 4 ; crit oe ver yt 7 7 x 7 £ eter | i] ie ' | over the nation modern income-earn- ly. So ca! Montevideo 7s. lcumb Pipe) 1129 1128 “1961... Nik . HESE certificates consti ' a : a cient Mian oe any cite han fo & 11 RO 6 are er il ; . President JOHN J. MORIARTY, Second Vice President JAMES J. PARKS, Fourth Vice President tute a general obligation = ae tructures become security for : Action in the rails was mixed.{Hu O @ KR Il) & | Hit M. E. SINGLETON, Presiden : , ) . : | ing structures » eatin vaieeeiditien ‘ 10g |Hum Oil n) 1) 64 | 64” 64 . AN TAYLOR, Vice President HENRY REICHGOTT Second Vice President F. H. MORGAN, Secretary the city of New Orleans, 3 ‘ | E Senboard refunding 4 opel Hum 0. rts ~ ©8538 O51, 95 4 Hi HILLSM , ucaeTON. 9 a Wien Peudiiees C. 0. SHEPHERD, Actuary ayable out of special assess- it Miller First Mortgage Rea state down a point, but the Consolidated | 4 pe BE er 143% (195 (188 e~ a W. FRANK CARTER, Vice President E. C. SING ——— a B. Y. JAUDON, Medical Directer ss . @ , seks r np Oi C 3 dO™%) Bo Jom tle | BE Vice President - ’ ents. In addition the rev- : Bonds. They meet definite, well- Gs made a good recovery. Mis- aie Pet 81) 32%) 414%) S22e!l Bla Hi JOHN J. CROWLEY, Second 1ues of the city derived from 2 lsouri-Kansas-Texas adjust iments | Nat Tran 2! 18%; 168% 16% / Fs AL } ' ° . sie ion ? F | £ ' BT ts | ixation for general munici- : anticipated needs—these hotels, ‘sold off slightly notwithstanding aiid ge ge ? omar + 5 , Pig ie sees | % . enNn-. 1” ae - 3e --i al a lso pl ed ‘ ais! 6 of the dividend] p, Gon 21 66%! 56 { 66 { 54 HT B h Ed d B k M Re ccecemaee : apartment houses and office build- | bord er ee i stock, into| Pr Fe Line) 1126041264 12% 120 >| A - Lous Drancn, mun urke, anager $ ch ra * SETTE : tan 1185 145 (165 lea | & ° . F , offer ou — ance to P z ai ai = So Pen = oF Mo _ BO 2 ; Je | i ould be insufficient. ngs. They y f d which the bonds are convertible. |<", Val wi. a4 56% | 55 1 55 15 | 55% it 1501 Locust Street : CE ntral 1700 Legaltty approved by : invest your money where it is safe an | Peoria and Eastern incomes, Ches- | co In ~~] 33} O5%) 08%: 64% | 65‘ | i a fessts. Wood & Oakley, Afterneys apeake and Ohio conve ‘rtible 68) 7 a e021, pope popiel i I | o Ky a2Y 4 g 121 | lo S Y 21! 34%! 34%) 96%! 94% | pays interest up to 7 per cent. Write and Delaware and Hudson conver-, Oo 6 1 12 } 1¢ hh _ i102? 1A2', ! for Booklet 215 AF. ‘tible fs were al! higher. | Vacuum 4 10% 2 ie el * + Lif | C ae ace itfca Siva neane " wmceinstoreons” “Hl ~~ Missouri State Life Insurance Company | & co “gs reacted cusily from their wis oon von 1" ee oe ey re i ‘ G.L. MILLER . high. Convertible ofl bonds were! Rascon O .) 27) 1814) 15%) 164 / 16% | M. E. SINGLETON, President Home Office, Saint Louis INCORPORATED mostiv higher and there was an i eee 8 at tn Sntermabieeel ar Syn | 379 17% 16%! 17, 18% HY . 4 124 North Fourth Street eeranee of a point in Internationals ee. new 18 veh SE ony oe . | LIFE ; ACCIDENT HEALTH GROUP Chicago, | isnot aldwell & Co. outhern Municrpel, — ond Mortgege Bonds Telephone Main 4051 Mercantile Marine 6s. | do pfe e Cae) Se oa 3. Se" [7 N. Fourth St., St. Lewis | . ile a Punctin matic ee oh Sh m / ST. LOUIS, MO. FDO Oso ee ec eae ee a ee ee @ WL 12) Vite! 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4 eg ee e" x es aoe air he a iar & ¥' : ' « > % ra e a | a - = - oh Pa Me _ § Lt 4 Fi f 3 : a +3 ” ’ @ ; @ : aa - vt ry : = - , te ca a 4 ra Be oe * : ie > sae ee = 2a ¥ : £ > par, + a 2 s Fite ; | a *. a a: = Soxd a> aa 4 a oe EA etre ert caleba sey wee * es S 3 ‘ baie Nd ck a ceteainnetad bo On wiisiieen Pe a ag a he, egg jn a ect“ iv ee I 4 ~ ey s IS ae Ie ae OAS OR SPARE Na Minish g Bape abso # anges sic enh eats ‘ bia ENS Siete ey > Ss - m v * 7” Fe a 8 re ey a I Mek, er ai ¥ ’ ee i Po GARE RN ORR ile RN BEY GTO! CL LEAL 7 pn + eee VORA ARES pare oom 40 t ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCI AN PR WACO BET te ome AE Ne CS NR CH wu ’ " “ — dn PAD AR Ate - * TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH A a - ee ao eee —_— eee. ct it MAVAZAVN AVS ZAVSS AVA AS Side-Icer Retrig- erator 4 | 8.9 A fine new Refrigerator, side-icer, with finest ice- saving insulation. Three-door style with large provision chambers. Durably construct- ed and attractively finished. $2 Monthly Pays for It! 8-Piece Kitchen Set Included With Each Purchase of $18.95 Re- frigerato Paring KRrife, ~ Me Day-Bed With Mattress and Crétonne Cover Real $32.50 +) 3% Made of metal throughout, finished a beautiful wa!- nut. Comes complete with mattress and cretonne cover—a $32.50 value. $2.50 Cash—$2.00 a Month i 2 9x12 Velvet Rug 2, 7? Richly colored Rugs suitable for any room. Your choice of many pretty patterns rals, etc. Long-lasting Rugs with fast colors. $2.00 Monthly Pays for It! medallions, tlo- A at the very low price of $17.95. $1.50 Monthly Pays for It! WW RAW 77> large roomy Chifforobe sturdily built of solid oak and beautifully finished. A May-Stern special 9x12 Genuine Congole | \ AS ZA > ZA ISAS ASSASINS Baket 2 tar ee LD oS n SEA OY sig ten, oo FREE! 8-Piece $100 REWARD Kitchen Set “Liere is eniy ene “Congoleum. I? t2 manufactured by “angoiceum- Ineladed With —____.." == aaAene ns te pith eh hh ee ee Nairn, Iinc., and tdentitied dy «4 Gold Seal pasted on the gurface of Each Purchase é every pattern A’l ‘seconds are of $37.50 Gas tdenti‘ied by a red ‘ate. BS : = As the aanle or representatios oc” Range The Range " =. Res: any other make 0° fleorcovering white enameled door g a aa ongoleum’ t a giation of Paring KReaitfe. has 7 te : ‘ ak the lacc. we will pay $190 to ar: Ice Pick. Pan- els, is nickel trimmed and BB ge Oe person 5 cam re anridence cake Turner l e ven ; - ) Fe eae that? ead io te conviction °°” Roastirg Fork. ee 6 . @ r Sis anyone guilty of this practice.’ Cake Knife, Can good as any stove off Y oe Thia reward is offered Sy Longe Opener, Butcher $45. + a ‘ ¥y . > . Ps = ? é: o 2 — ade + . . pe if Z - on 4 > eu ~~ 4 ‘om a i Knife, Cleaver. pubiisied by the manu*‘acturers in » att Siete iso and $1.00 a Month $3 Monthly Pays fer le! aes .,. ae - > +e Gold Seal! Including Two Extra Mats to Match! HINK of it! Genuine Congoleum, size 9x12 feet, at $9.65. Beautiful Dutch tile pat- tern... Four-inch blocks of blue and taupe brown in broken tile effect divided by All ivory cream bands. And two small mats of the same pattern are included without extra Three cost. Congoleum is an ideal floorcovering.. .easy to clean and keep clean and the neat $1.00 DOWN patterns improve the appearance of the room in which it is used. $1.00 A MONTH 65 For A Sensational $ Offering! 7-9 Made with drop side and finished in af shade of brown. Superior Simmons consi Specially priced at May-Stern. =e NOD ff ; Vy $1.00 Monthly oy | oS oe Be. ~ 4 t a = 4 ¢ Z F ~ 3 + y $3 z. ~~ ; x “Ste ) : — 2@ -¥ Pe / 2 ’ PA aa *s. * — oe . > 3 f 3 } # 7 - a Be... & | ’ ene i A | —— i } ' = - if im: i —— | 3 | OUR UCN £F . —s - ~ | Let | a | ] y Z i a a i i737 ; e 2 ae — a wines at Kitchen Cabin caer pall — a win Me ih, ty ty en Cabinet] [= NE =tp-——- : reg a fee H | . tured at May- = —— " f nm ont ) : / = a — Zz de ME 2 Stern's Ss — } Br ~ 8 a i 6 , = — _ } Ee ; - —& } 1 _ Made of solid ocak, has white enamel chime @ ———— xe metal flour bin, porcelain sliding ‘top, : | = bread and cake drawer. “ 4-Hour Special! 10 to 2 8-Pc. Bedroom Outfit 2 Walnut Finish Dresser, Simmons Bed, Link Fabric Spring, Ail-Cotton Mattress, Two Feather Pillows, Metal Boudoir Lamp, Solid Oak Costumer A special sale arranged for four hours only because we would be unable to supply the demand it this marvelous outfit were offered without a time limit. We have selected the hours between 10 A. M. and 2 P. M. as a convenient shopping time for busv business folks who mav shop at lunch time. A tremendous bargain at this low price! Remember, none will be sold after 2 P. M. $3.00 Monthly Pays for It! ; ? Brunswick Co ~ MAY ‘i STERN beso 7 Choice of Adam brown or American im ; ish. This well-known machine needs no S. E. CORNER TWELFTH AND OLIVE STREETS ; : ~ * SA: ad a us tig shat o Petae = scription. The name Brunswick is enought $1.50 Weekly Pays for It!” 4 re a aR sd Al Bee Sree ae F > i Same Co. eee eee is 3 ; EMRE ine tn «Re ear ensseniem gen om gt ee TOR penne: 9 £ bs ts te v . Pe ee :

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The % lansuase was Spanish, but in a dia- lect the gir! had never fere, and oniy telligible. She caught the name of Reynolds, i4 thing about Dulce Corazon, as the speech progressed the oid hag dDegan to gesticulate with feeble nanes. swaying upon her feet. An- er amounting almost to fury took Seasension of her, and rected primarily at Carclita’s tear elipg companion, the man calling birmself Mario Muana, who listened with close attention, making no ef- fort to. interrupt her; while his brother, standing ciose beside the old woman, hung on her words. A curious scene Was being ¢n- acted there, in the darkened rocm arolita, alert. expectant, tr2m- ding beside the ecuch, leaning against the door. ears in- three foreigners cccupring the center of the floor, and wh t was all about the American girl could mot imag Suddenivy Gaines broke into the tirade, surprising Carolita with bis excellent “Stop this Menendez, lt talk to you later on! She needs a bath, CeTliain a rds yt ere however. Se ; ~ i*- while + . ent, the Spanish. noise and " he commanded. look after &@ supper and a bed. and she reeds it immediately un- less yOu want to carry a corpse back for veur reward! llis words produced the desired ettect, for the old woman came to a full stop. She turned slow!y to- ward the girl. pointing to a (aaines stepped forward and cpen- ed it. “Go with the old weman and don't be afraid.” he directed Caro- lta ip Enctish, “no harm can come to you. : geo. Take a good sleep and in the morning I'll be waiting to help you. Dont worrv'” Carolita hesitated. and seeing her fear, Senor Milana added his word of assurance. “Mr. Gaines dear.” he said. “You : will fe with Madre! Good nigh: wae may the Saints attend dreams :” The door led into a dark pass- age through which Carolita stum- led biindly. up a narrow winding Stair and into a large bedroom. The eid Madre, leading the way. pro- fuced matches and lighted a sin- Sie candie, departing without a word. Carolita sat down upen the bed, wondering if she dared to undress. The room was very hot, the air stifling. yet the cir! had neo ecloth- ing, Dut the garments she stood in if she took off her dress Would it be stolen while she siept? The door opened again and the Sag reappeared, bearing a pit ler ot water, and pointed toa the Da sin orm A Stand in the simp raid pen the SOrner. “he chair an old white gown, plain but clean, and Carolita, thankful for smail mer- cies, made haste to bathe in the cool watctr, venturing finally to put on the gown and lie down. Pres- ently the woman reappeared with a tra) of food, unappenzing enough, but gratefully received, and after this repast fatigue provec too great a foe. NO Matter wha. Carolita gare up the struggie and losed her eres, irifting imm _ a a i? ~l- A ich ne Be meal they talked upon many subd- jects, travel, literature, music, the theater—anrthing and everything 1i tre matte one listening in it weuld have seemed like a family reunion, a congenia! happr family at that the meal had been cleared away, th with a brief “thank you” and “good-night” did the three men a r missed cease their ffable conversation and pull their chairs closer togeth- er, faces once more serious nd stern “Now then.” Gaines began in En- the pilot, a sten wh watch your lle you're doing it. What are vou and Rernolds trying te do? Splht the reward? What the hell brought ren down here? Tell it straight now! I'm threugh to keep to be the “I've got nothing Senor Milana seemed spokesman of the pair; his brother, Mario, maintaining a profound si- lence. “You were on the You know what haprened” “Fine mess you made ef it, What possessed rou to Marie! You knew better chat!” “Because she doesn’t know bhim™ “Ste! Ob! Then you knew that she was wise!” “I was certain that Keep in close peers I knew you'd trail, eof course, but nobody could foresee that aie would have a Seizure; he hasn't had one for years, and Walter did it! He pnt something in that drink he gave she would “Natural cenciusion, but doen't help matters now! Did rou expect Walter upon that train?” “No, I thought we'd led him off bet he got wind of us somehow! Got on at Chicago, Mario says. and you heard what Madre reported:”’ “Yes. He had a metor waiting Sor ew here rear thea IuMetion” Gaines agreed “I thought as much.» Mad (racks down herve. Picked up the girl, and for home But what I’m dr Ying at is your fool stunt Why under shining sun, moon and stars didnt Girect —— — mm. Yes, I bad Carolita,. but hew uld I prowe her identity, tell me that “Prove it Gaines showed gen- wine surprise, “what are vou talk- ing about? Ske had the ring. didnt she’-—— . “She Bad po ring.” the man re- Piied In expressionless tenes. ‘and ithink rou knew whr' ‘My God!” Gaines” hand werr up to his forehead, “are yey te!!- ing the truth? What oenine of her ring? She start with it, didn't she?’ For a moment he looked stummed, as one who had missed a heart beat Chen cnneeessemnnngneantentenres and armen started with ' Walter stole it from him after he had pb: hi to know!” rally- How do you Gaines came back to earth, in : e from the shock of Milana’s news, and light began to penetrate more, “go ahead with the tory, Ramon! How do rou know else?. Mario is. certain dv else in the car knew im, and the girl is innocent!” “But where's her ring now? Fer heaven's sake man. speak:”’ Sh it hidden in the ear fearing the inquest which might She tells me that all the were searched, she dared not risk its being found! My fault, alas! Our instructions had frightened her too much, and now, what to do next? Not only have we no means of establishing her identity, but Walter is on his war, and young Rernolds, through some channel I cannot o hom, got 6 = the secret and was cn 1e tr ‘ the girl ne ef his “She left ed ‘e re ~~ 38 SE & passengers nerer letting ‘Well. well.” Gaines smiled at the man’s utter dismay. so you two weazels have hung yrourseives I always thought Abs do iz if we gave you enousn rope. 14 man had rez al! pee ob What gets me is how rou’ve been so blind as to tie to Walter all these : No one him better than you! You ° he’d double cross rou at ev- ery step! Thought rou were smart- r than he, did rou! Oh mamma! rsel’.”” Milana retort- elieve me or not a Dak °°? ramon . years "I T wouldn . have given all Il pessess t eut of this mixup. I never YT had got to my ears, tal 7o4 State of curtiness. . is i@ known as the water-wave methed. Rut let me Warn rou that in placing your fine-toothed combs in posi- ten to gire this ware, you must 2e Sure that they consider the ine in- ation of vour natural cur. nad only Serre to acerent H Do not tee ‘9 train rour natural waves in? ther CMANNeis than the ones in which rRew fall. or you wll vot ene lit your cur! | Small eombs from three ty six inches long, very Aine-toethed, are the kind to use. First run vour reguiar cemb, slightly damnened, through your hair. This wi!) pre- pare it to receive the wave and 2) ad Next, Part yetr hair in the way Now begin plac- 1g the combs i im along the lines of the undulations Place them vw combing down with them from the part, then thrusting them up and nooways With a ewift movement. This catches the comb in your hair and helps it to stay there aan " : sae comds are placed abent two 7 7 imches apart, just along the | es * e a * ~ a % -- wee...) se rm? Tree = ' 7 4 & : For erniar wave. lo keep we them _ > them in. tie your h Up your head in a wide- ™Mmes*e ae T th} hed veil. In this Way the air can get in to ary ~s t= hair . - -- on - \*he aa SS tha 7 ; — e} 10 V@ll MTiases the combs tighter th Be ay © SO (nat they set the ware fer vou . « ~ wa a ae rio = ~— 2s 1 % Wear vour hair this War tor an more before ron go out. ALIFO SRAND COFFEE A Most Wonderful BI! Rich and Rare Salemi Coffees The Standard of Excellence AT ALL GROCERS OR rr s x. °°. R x earthy ee : a f ey | | A ys ?,Fr.,r , »' . a a a ol - > - A AO Mp het” _ — vc. ¥ 4 a St int \ ) | rrr, a tut \hdieb- a By MARGCERITE MARTYN. $($creve with a finely pleated fri! a ¢ 4 t down the fron sketches is de In the right hand group the first HIS group of signed to show the short _ figure wears gray crepe Elizabeth With skirt Built in > tiers and closed bolero blouse the same iines. Ail a edges and pipiegs are bourd with silver clo With this costume is worn a tinv erocheted tions. Since al! the models sketched in the costume —— of oniv one go theré were cther ese of he fame trpe, it is to be - + There is no betfier, nor yn way of habit of truth in thed permitting him te five ooment where he may 4 what confidence ¢! ticipates its popuilarmty. Ort biue crepe combined with mateh- wat ef silver eolored perie visca ef a crys‘tal-like trans- the crown also being irft 7 o ‘\ (7>> sf A - G2 paren cy, ing taffeta is the model pictured ia A diets sites neinted iaee sworn the lett, A Sey Ere! n Mercury wing is placed close over 0 SS eee ga sonz of radishes; oe ew ane pelted Cee © OF | ch car : ACH nation has tts own very! when a well-known personage en- "8 1D an abesrass ) ie tattete. The loose bolere jacket TT nae 2 frock which definite ideas on the subject ters, for then the bowing and smil- | e@uty and valueet yhey grow lixe anything. is edged with bands of the Same i. mnistttined at the back but has of etiquette A properly ing-continues for some time. But | “ttle effect in wre the easiest plant of and the flaring cufts are of taf-' 1. appearance of reefer jacket and | Drought up young girl or man if.an incorispicuous person enters, | * © ‘rutnfiuinem o flourish in the spring. feta. A blouse of ecru laces ts flared skirt at a teak tt te at ‘nows just exactly what to do on everybody appears deep in comver- years of childheod 4 oo teak wood colored crepe and its | 22Y siven occasion. And that, sation and pretends not to see him. | 2void letting & child dam of leaf and red of roo With j(tthis fyock is worm 42 gsimuated underblouse is of laces mowledse is just as definite as The entire procedure of a recep- 9 D&Dit of lying m ‘Quick to sprout and grow, email] hat of lacily woven fgold- | aveq a deep ecru. their knowledge of the day they tion is as follows: The chairs are | pects for them to rol ‘ Sar el 2 brown visca. It has a high crown| qe central sketch illustrates a | Were born. placed side by side around the | “22 te meet & aq time —_ to com: draped to fit the head and its picturesque and novel ccarf. It is difficult for us to realize room. In front of the tables, in a a of childres &. ne: Never need to hoe. adorned with a swirl of giycerined | sketched in this same shop. It is ‘"2° 4/1 the rules that we learned ratio of one to four, are tables, | “"° a «Os : ostrich curling round the chin. of sun-plaited chiffon at-ached to | 7% CBiidhood for correct behavior laden with fruit and sweets. When {| —~" Mer Se year I planted seven row Of flowered and plaided taffeta, a draped and boned collar which | Would be considered entirely wrong the first guests arrive, they zreet | ¥70 themselves aa And Daddy, on the wall, the pattern woven in soft shades closes at the back. The wings of |". ee ee a a the peg who sits near the door, | Meet ovuly Sa a hed and laughed, and of red, brown, orange, gray and the scarf-are of cape-like dimen- | ~~ Oo ™ SEUES O* Swe ane Ney and then make their way to a far a ae that we : black against a white ground, is sions and are faced down the sides oe ae ny — ry ny oe eat with | corner. There they sit for several a ths ¥ é ‘ the next frock. The-jacket is box-|with velvet ribbon. The scarf | 700% SBS tes there Sre most minutes, examining carefully the | “#YIRS that one is ouCMaR Could never eat them all. shaped and beited turough the comes in all the light eclors, white ee ee ce caseeaed Uae yoni room eas “se decorttions. ie | oe prema s oo : pockets. It has a blouse of rediand black, as we! Se eee et . Grensu -OF they begin to converse with their ee - we didn’t have to eat th: ' : eating. neighbors. As more guests arrive, | ™@™p-+e household Indeed, to tell the worst. = And most cf the ether rules are the chairs are filled and the cere. | Warnings to the € ee didn’t have to pick them ne bugs got there first! tell your father” or tec se laes! Tt — ; JUS. aS iOCail. We rise on bein mony of greeting or bh ‘ a tal mother ten ignoring new- | THE RHYMING presented to & Mranger, 25 & S88-| comers provides thelr entestali-.| eral rule. When. a lady enters a wer: | dea that evading # (Coogrigiht. 1926. | OPTIMIST room, the gentlemen rise and walt! loin T-bene steak and pat it a uae = ng een pe bow and smile, wherenpon the re- Position of greatest prestige tn Per- this may be set penned—lionmg dust that hand: And meniiannal potato ’ ¥ through the grinder. It ts then — : ee ate : ciplent of their courtesy must im- ““2- Those at the ends are of no ine them an en ? le: "eg , ‘7% cn a : ms 5a “ if eater ae yet ae te COUEaAS Silii Spear i mediately rise with them ard re- Importance whatsoever and have telling and by ” eh — int ~ = Cc > — ~~ ye ~~ Vv +s Tre - : ae ad ‘ form o cakes an wWite dar as when Sune Yuen wrot “urn the greeting. been greatiy honored !" receiving them that bring ¢ ca ™ 7_ i= al ie Be | ~ * (*- ied 2 . ai a - the steak ebedy minds am end some fair garden of Caihar gay ries Teeeninntn: seeeiate | Diniiies ing am invitation at all. ennai: Macau - : ‘ verze or plaintive note he sams stn a e eir ef steak as tender as this. ; - 06 shane: ; : ° ° oid tales of life and lowe, the same : — oid joy and grief: dowr the Natural Thing to Do. causing. weatn they move. It is wise te keep canmdcy ett of +e itsel’ is brie’. And fro sight as a gemera!l rule. When ff ancient dock [ find the rose was is in the candy far, both the cht “SSt 2° rec. and cust as sweet the ‘i Summer wind in those dim Ss. and grownups gravitate tO tong sned. Love dawned, and al! it unthinking!ty and too much died. ent of ming 22d 4.1 was tears: Sung Yuen in his BOYS’ TWO-PANTS ALL-WOOL ward the world was smiles: love is eaten. Ont of might, carcen aisies wrote thus for al! the’ + * and, therefore, safe. a ms - years. ~ - al *- - oo Sares Time. At the age of 74 years. Mrs. 2 — - Lo TY ‘ ar > Vv 0 - oe ~ ane When taking a garment apart 35:2 4 Carey of Spokane. Wash.., “nds herself cutting her third set teet = —_ eae ting close to the seams trstead of Cempileie With tipping them open. This, ef co 7 Vest, One Pair “Lengiex” and One Pair K mickers. can aie de dome i? you ean spare the small amount of material taken twp dy the seams. If the material seems skimpy, yon had better rtp. Those Smelly Onions. the odor ef onions from a steel knife, pass the blade of the knife thremgh a gas flame twe or three times. The Brit ish Parilament has ocniy three women members while the chstag in Germany hes 35 ‘em- ine members T.> remevre - to own! neWest single a Hundreds af pretty pat- Fine quality Suits that any ber will be pros Fashioned oc? high-grade woolens in the and double breasted mode: s° terms to choose from in se bright eoclo from Ts that are so popular this season. Peanas ece Suits—coat, rest. one Pair ionmg Pants and ere pair kn icxers—Sixeg for Dors + $ te 18 years—all for $13.34 By Clawe Windsor Today it is remarkably easy to aé¢- quire a clear, white skin, free from al] blemishes, blackheads and freckles. A wonderful new scientific discovery re- moves these blemishes with amazing sua She makes fas Well tailered Spring Top- own Seap— quickness. Tonight smooth cool, fra- a coats of sturdy. long- grant Golden Peacock Bleach Creme contrasting colers, sia fearing. al-woel homee e+. om spur a0Ticae in the nest on your skin, Tomorrow rou will be f button-on styles or astonished at the milky whiteness. Get n : 2 jar of Golden Peacock Bleach Creme sig now—todar. Caless it clears and whit- full quart of soft soap. Equals l% ens rour skin in fre dave, rour money oe: Jaundry scap. sareg moner! Wil! be g'ad'y refunded. At all good Mares Work. . “mm. “On © tase our werd. Drv: and » =f, Ra a it Sea package at ea! ane and Departmen: a a eee you Mire ou le St. Leauis send : j : Lt iis od “TuUsE? ‘ —. ~ ~_ - iw) tabiete——noy a frye ke ti — = & andervoort & ae Mali Orders Prempt- 5c a guart —aeand makes washday @uart ef boi! ing Wwate- Staufer Wash: ng ear A and a de Tabiet makes a be | > * Stauter Laundry wc ~ 7 A ~ “ao Ne eo “tesco lv Filled a. een | 2 : —_— . Lt * 6 ‘ 5 The: n [ t "ea es -* immenach az ~ * fe 7 oo —_ in — 7% rs AGPERS c ING TABLETS OR CHIPS Northwest Corner Eighth and Washington Av. WASH “Bleach Creme a . ? ects (a: a 's Bini ——- - - = - = - = = = - - - - - se ”--ess - ee - i i i i i i i i i i i i ———————O oo ll

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Thi 7 There is no better, mo nor surer Way of devels habit Of truth in the chi:é permitting him to live in onment Where he may h an example to imitate. 5 in an abstract way beauty and value‘of tru little effect in establishi of truthfulness during vears of childhood. Pare ‘id jetting a child de habit of lving merely be r for them to avoid than to meet it squarely. ing of children is not i the imitation of the same by other members of who themselves are in meet every issue in life | gelf-deception or by d others. The ever-useful cavihe that one is cut wh desirable ‘neighbor calls franhness between the household mat warnings to the children tell vour father” or “don at 7 €asit Simple : dog es | entertain- mother’ tend to give the idea shat evading the t hapg a very useful bit o in dodging new, untried, cult situations. = It is not difficult to children that telling the worthy of effort, in brings them approbation . with whom they have bie is the adds to their material ige tn Per- this may be aecomplis are of nO ing them an environmenti and have telling and by demonst | receiving them that Iring will. > work out to their disad — seemed me Bo) i - . ALL-WOOL SUI 3s’ Wool Longies—Sizes to 16 at $1.55. Until Shep After Washington Av. — — to Fry * LUPTON A.WILKINSON Radishes. a song of radishes; ey grow like anything. re the easiest plant of all To flourish in the spring. of leaf and red of root, Quick to sprout and grow, er time for weeds to come, Never need to hoe. e year I planted seven rows And Daddy, on the wall, ughed and laughed, and said that we PCould never eat them all. we didn’t have to eat them. Indeed, to tell the worst, didn’t have to pick them: The bugs got there first! (Copyrighi. 1926.) a Farmer Brown’s Boy Is Just in Time With danger all the world is rife, Because it is a law of life. F ARMER BROWN’S BOY had —Old Mother Nature. ' ‘ ee en ee SER ae There was a thick mass of low- growing hemlocks over there—a wonderful place for hiding. With his eyes fixed on that, Farmer Brown’s Boy moved forward. He bad almost reached it, when he caught a glimpse of a great cat- been thinking of Lightfoot | like form. It was only a glimpse, + ; ; : the Deer. In fact, ever since | but it was enough. Like a fleet- he had known that Puma the’ Panther was in the Green Forest, | he had worried about Lizhtfoot | You see, Farmer | and his family. Brown's Boy knew that there is nothing that Puma and Panther so much likes for dinner as Deer Meat. He knew that in the Green Forest. that they could not leave that yard. because of the deep snow,) and he knew that this meant that Puma the Panther would hare a Lightfoot | and Mrs. Lightfoot and the nearly frown twins were living in a yard. He knew vet - ~ | me R Capy- Farmer Brown's Boy stepped out so that Lightfoot could see him better chance to catch one of them. than if they could run freely. “I must get over to that Deer yard and see how Lightfoot is get- a little open space where the snow | had been trampled down. In tlieir eyes was fear. Farmer Brown’s ing shadow, it disappeared. “That was Puma himself muttered Farmer Brown's Boy un- der his breath. “I guess I got here just in time. He was after those Deer, and he had them cor- nered there. He had them where they couldn't get out without Zo- ing into deep snow. My, I’m glad I came over here when I did:’’ And then, what do you. think Farmer Brown's Boy did? He pointed that gun in the air and shot. Bang! roared the gun. Why did he do it? He did it to scare Puma. He knew that Puma would not come back right away after hearing that gun. "77 . _(Copyricht. 1926.) | _— on,’ said Farmer Brown's Boy could see it even at a dis- | | | Boy. ‘tance. When he enaseed « tittle | | : : | “I think it would be a vod! twig accidentally a I ) Philosophical | idea,” replied Mr. Brown. “Wien Then they stood trembling, sha‘:- : Phrasings | yOu SP. take your gun with you.I ing with fear. Farmer Brown's | ! think perhaps this afternoon I can Boy knew at once what tbat | The music that can deepest reach Spare you for a little while. That Deer yard isn’t so very far from here, is it?’ meant. He knew that they had been frightened by Puma the Panther, and he wondered if Pu- | And cure all ill, is cordial speech. — Emerson. “No,” replied Farmer Brown’s ma was. near at that moment. tabor is discovered to be the | Boy, “it is only a little. distance Farmer Brown's Boy stepped out | 8T424 conqueror, enriching and | from here, That is one reason I so that Lightfoot could see him, bullding up nations more surely | am worried, because Puma the for he knew that Lightfoot was | than the proudest battles. | Panther has been around here the twins. know nearly grown. In fact, they felt themselves to be quite grown. All four were crowded together in ; 7 Tr At first, he could not find Lizht- knew it. Just a few feet from The cape sems to have come foot nor any of Lightfoot’s fami- him they stopped and looked back back with a vengeance. They are ly. He found where they bad again, then stood there with their | shown in long, short and three- been eating, but there was no ot!:- creat soft eyes wide with fear. He | quarter lengths. 3 | : s 7 ° er sign of them. Of course, those eould see little shivers run. all | , paths went crisscross, this way I Those littl hi | ee that way and every way, and so’ were shivers of fear. ° ° ° were difficult to follow. Slowly; Farmer Brown's Boy moved | The bolero has come into its Farmer Brown’s Boy tramped’ swiftly in the direction in which | 0Wn again and is shown in sleeve- , | les ‘ing slightly around, stopping often to look Lightfoot and his family were | less models, narrowing § slightly and serving to define the natural waistline. yt i i i . | In Student Dept. Ethelton Perfumed Shampoo With Free Marcel 60c Manicure and hand massage, 40c Manicure alone, 25¢ Second Floor Special This Week £ In Professional Dept. 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STIX, BAER& FULLER A fuil (Second floor.) anne SN GRAND-LEADER WN MON Na AN) Q3@u ‘ . , - » a ee aaa men cannon eae ene . a ee ne ee —— A tt on eemeee s ——— a SS i | ' j j i i ll a ee le, March 16, Mrs. of the “Women's Revolution” in England, is in prison. In February, following the defeat of the Woman 1913—-13 years ago. Emmeline Pankhurst, leader Suffrage Bill Pre- rmier Lloyd George’s country resi- Gence had been damaged by the explosion of a bomb and Mrs. Pankhurst, held responsible for 2n in Parliament, act of her associates, was sentenced to three years’ imprisonment. Re- sorting to a hunger Strike, she was released; but never ceasing in her militant efforts for women’s rights was imprisoned and again. Her perseverance was final- ly rewarded by the advent of wom- an suffrage and her acclamation as a national heroine. (Copyright, 1926.) she again Clam andeTomato Chowder. Open a large can of whole toma- pour the broken pieces into a saucepan. Cut 4 . “. 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