St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 17, 1926

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DP enltn emp oo aa Ae ans Sills OLEATE A ASOIES ON aA RET 1 MES SOR i a: OO SOP ap DOR iit ad ee | . _ ~al 2 R : a a we ar re oo J - aes OF eta ett or ime Ph. ARR 0 > tag an i sp es —— Be ° peat sain « a ip te eee Aes rece eee P . * nen ot) Ga. Rn oo Saray 6 ae —— > alt dite PS oa 4 *. ate Ai a ey al i as ie eee een MP LE Rea np PR ae og aaa PC ie Ane a trae, abe ge ‘ tN A a Sg NT RR es fe ay tlt hl DP ; ; Oe ea. pg REESE EIN LIBRE SOF oA ACL RC ep ke Aa ey aS 4 ey i Ae * Mv - al ole or fe ge A CEO Ee EEO OIE IT oh + ME Ae ka Rl Cote ¥ A mR we he nl age we er COMIC PAGE : 7 ys SDAT, en 16, 1926. PAGE 44 A nn, Dat ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Voea4 PF “COMIC Pag TUESDAY. MARCH 1€ named Melillo ac Was a roung man Who capered around second pillow He fielded the pill With a veteran’s skill, And wielded a walloping willow. Yea, Bo! HE north wind doth blow And we shall have snorr, And what will the Fiobins do then, Poor things? They hop on the Browns And hold ‘ern for downs ? - —£ ’ . And round them play severa) rings Poor things. Quite So. As we get it a New Yorker fs ene who lives in Palm Beach in winter and somewhere up in the A@irondacks in summer. Lie is an ; | +. selae** exper on highballs ’ ut Would ‘ know a snowbal! if he'd see one “Theater Sued by — se Per- formers.” Indica’ nz Lwla th end al didn’t set his “bones.” LOOK OUT! 3 Hil witnesses and friends de- has been duly paid, Uf Cupid's wiles and speeding dart, Hie says he is no more afraid But, we would like to make a be*. they’) get him yet, they'll get him yet: It ts claimed that liquor is sold Cally under the dome of the Capi- tol. But that doesn’t prove that i? is capital liquor. ee rrrreecscrentieensecenevnntlinescannccnsnsnamconeain : : f imtearlinerr hare her interiocu >a pretty _-=- * TOO TRUL. © valued custo ¢ _—s : he 9 1OR S mf r3 regula‘ions i go sigus « Qa . - 7 to oe ally lets down a crossing WELL. BROTHER BONES? Yank Tinney has apple tory divorce s “Crime Survey by Harvard.” bears on phrsiology nd sharks on etymology ouse entomology we anc bh dom - 7 thing or two . , > le go ot Test 7 ff fyrr 4 7) eee ee % mn the sandbox says ¥, » that in March rou ~ , ? =" an | * sf rr CORnSIUE rabie 2 at he “Nation-wide Dope Ring Found ‘ike Asya? cipaAin es + =a ee ~~ = we we se ee eS ds. Between the dope rings, whis rings and political rings we could fair three-ring cir- KRAZY KAT—By HERRIMAN MADE THAT PROPOSINOA To Nou YESTERDAY, 480UT You, 2 | GOING ‘HALVERs ON THAT Jost “H1Tran | - | DID At AMBAN BY “THAT. “THAT 1 SHOULD BE A ‘FATHER To IP AN Yo A “NCTHER _— ee “8 ‘Say US) TEA) YOU WHEN / ‘Bor DINY You) \ (wun TO GO ony ae Ale SIR i uUT inn era BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS THE TOONERVILLE TROLLEY —BY FONTAINE FOX THAT NEW EDITOR OF THE TOONERVILLE EVENING APRICOT FATHER -FOR ¥ “ : DOAT KNOW BEANS GOODNESS SAKE DON' T MAKE SO MUCH NOISE [ WELL-ITS SIK OCLOCK AN’) MUST GIT OP AN’ TAKE > LONG WALK - CERTAINLY HOW at erate ce one. | eeae = | When Wai - Let Taese ‘ -e- , Service | j P:8> post-p ; OOK) pte : —— — ASSEMBLY [ VOTE ON GE UNTIL SEPT 3riand Says De Should Be a L Advocates a | League Structu zu of Nations Ast (;ertiany = election te ~ = ptermmper se JULIVS, AS MY TWIN BeoTRee |= WANT You TO Do ME A EFAVOR. metTT MAS MATHED ALE TO FIGHT «iD CLUTTS AAD XT WANT is von gl maYBe (T'S “Just | ONG CE IGEE'S JoKcs TD | re Runt, WHATS te IDEAR O€ THROWING ovr MONGY AWAY [Ook COE s: | Alt RIGHT. Fo A RuaBRED | POUND BAR Bceur | ATX Wed Yeu I THAT Two- Powad | DMBBELLS ARE Nou To TAKE my PLACE. MUTT | DOESA'T KNOW ABOUT You. You'Re TRE STRONGEST UTTLE MAA IN THe woRcD AND Wwe LOOo's EXACTLY ALIKE, L'¥E HAD A RUA Dec D PouUAD BAR —, e ce vP FoR You TO. p-7eU Pic oRABLY MADE =" 4 \ weed. =°4.s Sce: senemel sf |= CAN'T CVEN Rt Alor Har WAY a - WA-AA-AAS > F a 126. = Dap’ TS Alo HITrEy/ - FOSTER 2, R r THATS CHERWISE -, | | i SAVY 2? a" ——| ears How |} | ~~ ABOUT is \iar The vote came afte Afiranio Me -opresentati i-cision of his ceuntry ior a permanent Cog erinany unless Brazil one at the-same time / SEVENTY Gient,y SCVENTY AINE, GIGaTy: j CIGHTY One} - After approving P _and’s motion to adj tien . telbrrstcnes ber meeting. the A ourned gine die at i: The practical ouvtc eesston, with German nz her application f ship em file, will mean ictermined canvases 7f fhe Coeuncil. which vil be reorganized aft ‘gation of the pndgbi AMM a+ “evere:! sf the end «

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CC a il Louls hewspapers COMBINED! ES SR age eee tte | VENING APRICOT Only Evening Paper in St. Louis) With the Associated Press News — Service COMIC PAGE TUPSDAY, MARCH 16, 19a¢. a ee i ; ' 4 When Work Must Be Donec — | | Let Those Experts Serve You ; FONTAINE FOX . ‘Wei te Service Directory Want Ads in the + ; , | JC POST-DISPATCH during February. || : | GOO MORE than in ALD the other 8*. | , | A | LT oe : | % re —_ ceeepeinsamniguatenet eee mem. 75. NO. 191. aoe : ST’. LOUIS. Wh DNESDAY EVEND NG MAR C H ‘7. 192564 Py Cres Pp go aa ea ae fy ~ PRICE 2 CENTS TSO oe ene v7 . - i ’ ’ . i % . bs 4 eS i 1s LAS » ey , 15,0 ‘ | tored in a huge reservoir. Rneedbercr sen Se ;} daughter whe were passengers in! ¢ 30. Odd apie Agals } ferent Version From De. : | , l = Mapaie Ta a « lLouisan Considcred—dJudge Arch- | a | SEVEN KILLED IN EARTH K (+ Guarantors of the St. Louis pro-;the other car, and fled from the; 3 e ee ee ) ‘ : nts, | : BENEVA. March 17.—-The Ass AKE mg | oe ; oe Bj tecc si-Dispaich _| bald Named in 13 Count fendant of Conversation eee Be ae 3 ‘duction of “The Miracle.’ who in-; scene. X sary : CHIC AG (). ‘Marek i7.-~Years cfiBv the Associated Press. “ cluied fire SS 2s mtorned that the: 190 Hlouses ( ‘olapse. at De nizlu. in | + \ ° c: + 1] } { 1 } . Re rE: fs ; 3 {. } WH? } t | li j i } | us f Ww ASHINGTON, a tly, ch mY or m3 A ut +r fe I ane | re Per irris rest @€ was arrested @arly today sce toieckering i | divided hous ® anid bo oens idt Council of the League of Nations, | Asia Minor. sured Produce Morri e ' G Cariy .Ouay wv) ee | ' As eral Judge George W. English of | ° cceret session tonight. decided | PY the Associated Press lagainst logs on his own estimat. of | detectives as he cowered behind a | Ca sertene ares control and dis- East St. Louis, Iir.. if impeached, | ppoipt immediately a special LONDON, March 17.-—One hun-|lihe cost of. 37 performances. hauvej{a steam boiler at 4045 Washing. | coe ribution of the $30,000,000 estate| may stand trial before the Senate; 1... xiitler’s trial of Director mMSiON (Oo Study the question of A © iS Jack I "m2 21 } ee ‘bp 229 Y oo gs 4 4? a itss, c P : ail r ne commission will be come }izlu, in Asia Minor. according to a mattis ahi citsk 3 ome \ a ld Ty . ot eng mate ie ae : : made apparent today as a House , of inefficiency, neglect of duty : a e re auie ehowinsy “GQuar- / ycars old. 1 ylice are ne | a ‘has e © befor he Superior ee aii - posed ‘yf representatives of the ,aispaten to thie hxchane: Tele- e of St. Louis, snowing Cruar . , 1 . t 4 “a ¢ are ho ding | et nas com fo Rant BUperlG Judiciary subcommittee neared rriseconduet in office and insubordi- : , + " . ° Oo ¢ a4 +” 1] ea \ a ] re ECE Ise } ~~. P anos ik . ~ = : ow . : ~ si . Stajes now menipers «a: the { ‘oune ijgra Dh trom 4 ‘“onstant Nap e, Seven antee [to NIorvris ( rest, Bee a4 3 oe zs a - i ‘ ‘ ‘ot ti sf of the (ourt fo! ai judic tal ? uling. completion of its repo. t to be sub- nation ended at 3 é 35 p m today “a a ay > re : . : jussravated character of the vase, | ; : b. ‘ , : ee . ‘ : eli and also of Germany, Argenejpersons were killed and 1 any in- | net loss to guaratitors. $41,034.01. Sate as ; t ise MRS, MIL DRED HOLTSCLAW. | One of the Leiter sisters, who{mitted to the full committee ‘to fte hie Ytawes Wall f ‘ wire : Se oe ee Rn Pees aby Six Weeks Old, i : oi ifie o tg | after the Mayor had re used to hea Poland, China and Switzer- | Jured, 1 CQ: louis “The Miracle” | 1] ail s : =}wears an English coronet, is de- morrow, outlining specific counts ; : 7 na ee n se 3 ,0UIS Sia pre Vetimsgs of His recktess driv- ee ~Cease. € ’ -& ar “high misdemeanors in office.” public arguments on the testimony. US eniziu is in the Vilavet’of Ajdin Papa eo , ajq admissions ;ingz were Alr ildre licclaw 'cermine ust er othe Jo- Thi : ; - : . a save Pe pepe rat = =. * le . plaved to 124.443 paid admission «© . ee Mildre d. Holtsclaw. | PONT! FREED OF CHARGE OF cormined to oust i brother. Jo rhirty-odd counts against Judge | which has oceupied parts of three a : ) ce : ‘ ' tk se wg ; a% i>] i between Dec. 2 2 and Jan. ne A ~ yCars oid, Oo oui Low a avenue, } ‘se ph Leiter. from his post ol trus- iMinglish are being -onsidered ‘Dy days : F oe aman ee A, miarch re ee eee When the! oe $#08.577.7 wee received: 4%, [er =x-weeks-old. daughter, | USING MAILS TU DEFRAUD tee and ruling power in the adivia-| (he subcommittee. Thirteen arti-| yas) aye a 2 : . . 1 «94° 7) woe Test ‘oOred at On mys wth. & wm te oe jete \ dav , “mane ‘ouneil s repor ) , cage | PePLOrInaaGh Wwe a | The Holtseclaw machine was]the conclusion of argument in the : with Sich Mein report to the House tn a few days. | of the Mayor's final decision, in- for a permanent Council seat for} reported that the disturbanee Jast- | ' v parent lItsclaw nachin as ata aiken ‘the estate may have had an .nftl"- -— -- es é : ; , j = 8 wrUAr: ) "baie Si: c i , - ° no «or 1} ] sbysa - - ; Pa hg ele av. i ¥ as . as ‘eV . | - Germany unless Brazil were given] © from 6:49 a. om. until after 8 | ee ee vy vung srouns sharply by the im.) " 2 eens se sneer st enee on the present wrangle. aul FINED $25, 600 FOR SENDING See ee atuaie gta : oe 5 Sone Las : m iscrepancy betwee feccipts |} pact and the mother and bab ‘ere | United States District Attorney | aes a , nounced that either he would onst oné at the same time was irrevo-/|0f'0C® W ith the greatest intensity , ‘ nt discrepancy 3 m4 ' an aby Were | : a ithe heirs suffered from the wheat vas l ae oe - ~ 9 Oi sai a in tl hurled from the seat to the side- '(;ober argued that Ponzi should be ; ‘ ’ Wall or resign as Mayor. cable. from 7:09 to 7:11 oOelock. Thejand deficit is accounted for in the x age tae saiaidieen . : sai episode. rz After approving Premier Bri direction of the shock from here! audit by an item for incidental walk. They struck on their heads | bound over to the Federal grand The stellar figure in court Was alll 77 ‘Ruling as to Arguments. . "Ee mer 7 *j- » - . = « + aes ; ‘ ‘ , . } H “4° .>* } . > ‘ ; ? ’ ; i . . 7 and’s motion to adjour oe ree Was uncertain | expenses of the committee and were killed almost instantly. jury under bond and that — Ponzi the Countess.et: Suffolk and Berks Statuc Shipped W ithout Permis ln refusing to hear arguments. é >» + i eae . aaa . - 4 Ne Pt . a F i ‘ 7 P " 4 aon . 3 2 a S> ‘ > ’ 6 si . —T ' aon of : J DP the etec a sini ; a Gorman’s-car, an old Hudson; ceuld not and therefore did not], +> Marguerite Daisy Leiter sion; Baron de Rothschild the Mayor told Henrv’ 8. Cati'ffeld_ of Germany until the Septem- Harth shocks of average imeem | 274 Pledges Receiver fouripe model. carcened south for; intend to pay a promised 200 per es a ee - ; , pe Among Guilty. counsel for Wall, that he .would Pay ‘ e. “ > r ‘s +. ° ite ” : F : i E : ’ ’ “s sf 3 : a*} ) 5 "Pt “Ss £ y A ve ‘ © > oe al 3 m , ine. Bag ASS thbly 95% bated were re orded on the “eys)i1o- | The C(,overniie nt Tax ON adinis- “4 short distance and brought up cent profit to the Investors in the wa rae 4 irs ABO bangle fact or By wainne > papel 1s inven hear, fn private, ‘ak long an argn- b. =) ‘ ‘ . - ere 7 ‘ ~ Po i. ot : i : . a e oe " . veered “ee ‘ “ge a as >. > 1c 1s C . ie i é 4 +e q / '; y — : , J ne Sine 1¢ ut oe ee Pp. mn. rraph it St. Louis l Dive PSIT\ TO- i , 2 i i i be ine} [ ing her application 1or Tre miber- ant Intensity “af H: O08. 4% ne eenter | (hey ple dg d 133 1! p! Ol} ° if ins, first arrivals at the Serene were Ponzi. quoted the penal law that Phe middle age d ( ountess is ms dhe .. Aegean x aed iw ee case of wishing to ery the matte: , j “ ‘ sw of ; im sieaelliae , O74 } iv] : ; Rr ener | , > , : , ut | guilty today av - gr . nial ship on file, will mean a new and] of the disturbance was about 20;0;t0 charity. A total of 2% individ- picking up the hodies and attend-| Specific intent must be shown to only epposed by her ee Pe : — : . ube in the newspapers. “Come in mv that the by her sister, Mrs. Nancy Lathrop cieft statue of Venus Genetrix to determined canvass for seats on ] : T6 als siness ] ses pledged |, ; fi j tj y tapes ae niles south, robably in Centre uais and business houses ] mie ing | selaw ¢ : “yp. | CODVIct, and pointed out , , ne’? f « : ‘ —— sol ee 1G ORO we WAS OUD Colin Campbell, widow of a British} America in 1923 without official office,” he said, “and talk as long the Council, which undoubtedly | america, acearding te $11°% 740 to guarantee Gest aguinst |... ‘HaecHutt aj at , : e “ oe ag Baye? Freee { ‘orea2ne i) the MmwNniver- Ss] [3:35 LO guaran mts “5 * flelé 1] , } e. proses ution only claimed that {he F ‘ ‘ - as Vv ¥ 1: , y o> will be reorganized after an inves- |. laste salle ote sist. toss to the extent of $100,000. Gest eo ah l SURE ae sis tinal fide deduced to (he cvidehes woes lsoldier, She believes her brother | permission. The statue was un- ‘ah Prtentbead a 3 fp ne a: ? ha 4 sheste ‘ : 4 rg : ; " 4 , . 7 ‘ . . ; . Ae . « » "gre , i ‘ a s i "§ ‘ ‘tigation of the problem at the ; originally demanded a guarantee 1 ’ Span BRE POSER : : ct i ‘i © © oe > Tg ; : ‘ renarged agains @ puarani . Lee ; ial ~ 2 60% 5 Leiter r» deceasec SIStec?, rmer : ‘ z ‘ . , P yon the ty vy \ \t ’ ~—e oe strav IPrier at} fin the tonnean, Li. Contending ‘that the term “but. | 4 ' av 190.000 lire ¢ he believe f fh a Ah) NI \\ aN \ of the Assembly to order at 10:32 Stubby, the stray bull terrier that | proportion to the amounts pledged. | sick 7 eae ‘ gt 4 ‘wife of the late Lord Curzon. Lady shippers, to pay 120,000 lire (about believes all parts of the hear- TEL A \, wi NY s & Mm rose to eminence as mascot of the |- Tht larwest sum cheabenteed wna | At the Yahlem company it was|ter and egg man” is an insult to he Mie iin Socialist ae $4800) each. All four must pay ajing should be public : > ‘ orgy ‘ ue ra H al; eee Ls 4 ; ney 2 " r a F Yur ¢ i SieyV, oat: é ia - de A Del Kvcited Twenty-sixth (New England Na-! e-pgg by he New Coliseum Co enceteontn ge en a ot ee een SNE to butter’ ane cae ph aoe of aa Curzon, was here joint indemnity of 1150,000 line The final statement in the trial . « *S ‘s | c ° ‘ . ‘ . ° ss oe , c ss ; - 7 ‘ or : P S Ly a 2) > 5 or a } r¢y » pre »7y* 3 #y 4 ; «arg? as ( al ? er sO % , A+ “7, i ss e —e delegate ( tional Guard) Division in France | yw pyje) aid -appraxinwtely C1800 1 ly pught by Gorman in December! dealers in general, Herman Wlingel i _ cka amo. She left o depod- (about $6000) to the State Treas- | made by the Mayor wher, resurn- Extraordinary excitement pre-4), ad : ‘- ee . When ens ox Cure : . | mearum apd sald that the 4an-lajjineonian Institution In th Mi acd Ain Gas 1 aD mainder ‘n installments. Hf still; telligence have been assailed and | tess, 100) i * venvontinbad: be WASHINGTON, March 17.—The}| getting the $1,300,000 contraet e , Kile ‘ . cas — *Piag iS r “4 g - ats eo ‘ F aie . ; : eo ° ’ "Ss ¢ o a > > , e¥ s i. 3 | nouncement which he was about to Picked up by members of the antors, aaa ; i), “4e ~ . « } } *: : 1 - ‘ . Ba i Poe i f " >% . ; ‘ . "@ « : . of Brazil. Franco thereupon went. taken overseas und was in several + j : ng , pe irante fund but finally broke down and admit-| neapolis. The complaint seamen Joseph Leiter, In a sipemesvilit Socsteatien and seven Senators to attend a Reason for Statement. : f ’ « ; ats ‘ a, . «* _¥ ‘ " "sag : . AL) ° -_- or . P /? . bein _— 4 ete >» : ae Be ee 5 i are SF V ad- ’ . the pioneers in arbitration and con- | Messe Went Some a; Son as ” ilk ] cata ee et Gorman said that Rosie Brown,] and ridicule. | Countess, be re busin ge han negotiated last summer, ratified by | of a slander suit filed by Kratks : yorr », John: oe | ! ‘ “SE , 7 ae ; -_—— —— | sing ' ive ius: ee ge i cillation, but she thought the ad- Shorn Wings Regrew. S . ‘kl Rice-Stix Dry Ronde 3c: ee al Pe ene ee Belle | Greyhound ye Backers $432.80. a sing Judge oe . sbleias mo Fag Senate as soon as possible, and) against the Weetnaneeer: Fleetri: Inirabie work or Loc arno should By the Assoctated ininae Shin 4 = mi "tt Ra a & Puller plac . Vas InN the machine with Rv the Associat Press oy Cc expect to show ar 8 =~ | this desire is understood to bave Co. find its place in the fabrie of the WASHINGTON ee” 40 Statler ge : i? reed Makar | him at the time of the accident, TAMPA, la., Mareh 17. : A ree- | ment and misconduct In aus Ge | been communicated to American Witnesses for Director wail ‘2. League and not that the League Navy pigeons may £o 4 \\ O I : | Dry (006 S oe sc “i - -\ rrested at her home she admitted ord price in grevhound a nesta bees nh ministration of this estate while in Government officials. After the day, following his testimony in hi shou! ee ia sia ‘a5 . - oo eae / Vs Aes) \oort and Barney Dry Goods Co. she had fled when Gorman did and,;announced at the Tampa Kennel} the hands of Mr. Leiter. | breakfast invitati . “ ; should be made to exist as par but they do not desert. cen = © Chirran Printing | ; co ' tact . fa ; , | Dreakfast invitations had been is-|own behalf yesterday afternoon the political machinery of Locaro. | An aerial messenger, lost at sea $15090-—Con ye aaa Sladded that he had been driving be-|Club last night on Soon Up Jimmy, , He summarized the controversy | sued, however, the situation so{were Ralf Toensfeldt. chief elec- eZ “We regret sincerely that the . , h n vear and a } if : on Itween 40 and 45 miles an hour be-|who paid his backers $482.80 0n «| from the date of Levi Z, Leiter's : changed, in the opinon of White] trical engineer of the ‘Public Util; : ? a, . more an a ye and a hail ago, ’ Ee a ee ee coli age : : tee, “ ogee : 4 , aes | ’ t ; ’ : we great German nation is unable Im-} ag up recently in the loft ht $1000—Martin J. Collins, Isaac i fore the crash, She is held as a) $2 ticket. The dog is owned by | death in 1904, The trustees under | tiouge officials, that the conference | ties Department, and other attaches gs mediately to enter the League, be-| Pinned Sola ats te and ite T. Cook. Cupples Co., W. H. Dan- | material witness. \J. 1. Tripp of Clay Center, Kan.,; the will were the widow, Mary E. | was not necessary. of the department. Toensfeldt was rf 4 “ ° ; > ; ; > tcl, . ‘ 4 a i ( “Pe - ‘ ; 3 “a _ ‘ ates g ieee : on i ‘ - ‘ . : . ; ~ a, £ ? NS cause she would contribute great norted for duty Examination forth. Thomas Dunn, (,e0ree is bloltselaw os «ny 3 viomobile Ne - and IS kno 558 8 | as an errattl per- Leiter: Joseph iv iter, Sey mour Ro i Fea prs 3 8, ot the center of the controversy be.- \ things to the Learue,”’ the hra- atnarirs dd th 4 he btm a bs ae 1; ” Dyers Mmadward i Troaust. rordvee, Thianiec brit nis peor hyetel steadv VW ork | former. \NMIorris. the now ¢f ountess of Suf- f DAMASCUS ENVOYS WARNED | tween the Mayor and Wall the May - * ? ' he _ prsiingy pe gyro this afternoon as a rebuttal wit- Xe rer- ers Vendling. Nagzel & RKirby, | ei hires oe Ae 1 i Sa . ) : : “pacing EE ye RA 5d ° prot 'of Damascus to quit the city «ine , = September, Gescers . pore Wont Pages of the . ‘ Nieur. Nugent & Bra: Drv | olved nboout an automolhil: SO | Highes VOCs ordi’, Gi at: 3 Tm IY) eipitated the war. The Countess : . P ' "_ im ness for the Mayor, to tel! of his many’s demand for assurance of Hy es Ek OME ee ate onstructed that it would be. Lowest, of af 6:30 4. m "wanted a trustee appointed who mediately, as they intend to sack | conversation with Wall, as .te.th- : - oo * SS POST -DISP4/\ ef Cinnds Co... Charles Rebstock, Sniro — + 6 Bele ingen visemes ' sng tei ei a : it and expel the French. The tin- nanaal ; ie ‘ - permanent Council - | ¢ vesterday ~ Ai 4 nore ro oe = Ww ; omer 4 eve to technic s. i correctncss., Oo" THE GREEN | cloudy tonight | eirer and \\ iiliarm eg VW arr. erone | They a id that - ans } | n I Z Ss niony ¥e Sics day. As to’: Wilson, Louis B. oo0award., and Tiida: | tented tt ust. on. wee pictured today ae catastropne can by W all, the question was whethe: A further sSeareh ot Gormaw Braz? shows that the members of || 'antomobile after he hed been ar- the Council are not in a position 10 _e. ment by the representative of | ! be avoided if the clty is handed | the Mayor could remove a depart - $$00: Lindell Hotel Co. warime! tonight | at 1} hearin s careful and dill a P ‘Tr’ cr wo ' ‘ give that assurance ; } SOooa: Hlu { ‘lé tk a ’ iia ( = & } ° = e . > n , . f ‘ alt ainice, : rested disclosed fy sriall flask, half wi » » o cent ‘onservators, - oll . - ‘ He evoked long appiause when); OO) $500:°- Walter Adams, Anhenser-/ 2. 1 3, rey an oe vision of the Nationalist Govern- | an emplo oxed 10hg appar: ‘ , ! > , } > , iH \ , {tilled with moonshine whisky, in porature above | Henry Russell Plait. counsel for | ment, which they respresent, and | tery 26 he paid tribute to the renerosily Nf 7 “ct il. ae “' sus rit . b. nveert, 9 Loo] bon. (;orinayn showed ne freezine. " i f-ejter rook up item hy item the the eae a troop: “ wittiientrs’| : Muench said the question, as 7 ¢ S. > ‘ rn —T ; = s i ono ‘ » ci | 4 "4 : ] iz Be ve ‘ ‘ " , . —— . - ' ‘ m _ ‘ / - c * * at Sweden and Czecho-Slovakia in |} 1D 7 IAP. A ‘ S i | Beal a Sn len a si “ we On ovidenee of having been drinkin: Missouri: Part-| charges in the long double arraign- ; | remembered it, was whether. the SEE. =e “ie ‘ [) OL WG 1 Seiad 4 \! ix] 0% ixvy. “eS ‘ ; yn Offering to 21ive ip their nonper i] AAG S Lie—_ db YU L . Fy & H. a NOV, \\ . af : * at i hie 7. } ‘ Was Lake 1} nto custod: Vy cloudy tonight the pt made IT} opening etfatements } LAST OF ITALIAN STRAW HATS. | Mayor could remove a department hMans “nate 3 ‘ ’ »)} 4 ik 1 ¢ : ' x] « ‘ WS] Ss! ~\. Usen. 4s an i * id | . ® : Hanent seats in the Counce il to aid Are Carried J. Brad: ni “iv Vy we - , ge of) However and * Thursday: | by the plaintiff's counsel yesterday, | head for refusing to reinstate ‘yp | : " ‘ " 1 f e ‘ ?* ae | TS 7 Lethe 5 ° " ; } . I . > . ‘ * + : ‘Nn a settlement. i! . |i Wade | \ 3 Fig 2.) and stated evidence would be ad-/! By the Associa: td Press no-account employe whé had bee os . a a eee . a ee, ‘or r! ’ } *“Jware # icon -* oon Ove -Tlenic- aden ; . : se tie, 1 “ oy tf. 5 so It is a tragedy,” hae, said, af Cl iH \ rd Edward : ns r ee aa Wns : Adie ( a Loves in Primary. coldey in extreme. duced to turn each issue in favor FLORENCE, Italy, March 17.— discharged,” and to discharge. un ‘iat manifestation of nobility. ‘hat ; erat cs ee he « oe iG 8 ited Prevs Nort] portion «of Leiter and Warr. This spring’s American straw hats, efficient man. . Wanimity a. & »j ; nots ; ward, Hemmetman-spacster as ie Ths 7 : ee mys ‘ ‘oe tees ' te er mate 1 ‘ ‘ ‘s - he i of the ¢ duis ebony se nee ei were published oats | abe ‘~ Wowere Hidden. Muttig IDAR RAPEDS. ci. Mos ws Phursdiay. Warr Was appointed as ; work- will be the last to contain Italfan | i replied that | thought not: nn ae . ‘ £ ce ° ‘ ae te S ms . *ital ‘ . ‘ i 4 7 ‘ ' ' ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ : = } ‘ hie ‘ } * hy "3 ak . ra rea , ; 2 »?> CT. a6 ; oe uieved. This is a bitter ah pen second newspaper sss + c a ean Diner (‘irerry. wmierhbes Lilinois Part-i ing trusvee o do the “dray horse straw, it consequence of an 85 | Muench said, “and ¥ addéd ~ ! ppointment 1: aim sure wv) , Sach and Too o% errerson . o Beier PR eee with saminis te yee vou ; th aa a a = get ce ; ft ; ef | — ' toetel. Krex Packing Co.; U J. Me-') ones famous Cherry Sisters vaude- cloudy tonig ne worm 38 Cone Ri ae Iminis- | per cent increase in import duties. | VOUld not be a popamr : “€ - a cyhpsiskenotene o {his sangre Recularly. the Posi-Dispateh } i ¢ . roeg n> ath Pa \I ey 1 PMG — foil fi aerain in an ! rel Thursdav . Twntion >} rire StBhie, LNe present Means hile, every availabie scrap the Mayor to ade: ae . Or the ; i Germany Wi "Resale og eYEr. , Cawley. :.ealty O.. wee coledags: i eet Nee. ee sae oe eht* i v2) f which ha m4 sti mate +¢ —— , ce she ae “ edge Nearries far more “Want Ade | ararviand Hotel, Joseph Pu- ‘attempt to win. political favor. Sh: armer tonight: | value of which has been estimated | of hat straw has been rushed to} The Mayor, as judge, interrupt * an adjournment only. ' , ; is "- sLOTEL, MAPS acteats encase : Bee we neg es tder iy : at ‘oni $60,000,006 » $100,000,- the Unit States in z Se. 4 ot, || than amy Other St. Louis news Ntzer, David T. Remley, St. Louis! received only 347 votes vesterd DERCE A See ee ee he United States in an effort to | at thie point to make « gtatemmn: he ; n ee \ : ii se : +} p: aper-——often more ihan ALL ; : ¥ nt Pa hing Co.. St 1 ouis: as . cuindidat for the mavora!t rrio rhurs- aint said Piatt. : ‘ot it to the makers before the new in the form of questions, to whic: 2* or deep emotion as he ache Hy ' uls news- NaS Pe Lae. ee CS mentees Bs nr gf pan . Vay After the death of Seyvniour - te effec | Muen Kae ed this disappointment. but he re- | —— vc SircinED. ~ : |) Milliners Jobbing Associatiot J.jin the cHy primary. Istfic cans: me Cae ow ' i ‘tomorrow).| M : ‘is. one of the five original | fox yt peroratics that , cae “a6 wig <8 i : coverc:! et the end of his speech, | ones Sheppard Smith. David Sommers, aiened on & “Curfew, cleaner, wutwets ¥: "ss % mrs —r , side ce” Si OP ray Ae - is estimated that 100,000 wegen yor's Stand. LSs , } | : Suwhothen rh TCH Ah M St inherg Von Hoffinan! city and longer skirts.” platform. | 6:10. 'crustees under the Levi Leiter will) workers in Tuscany will be out-of , Mr. Wall told von.” gag@ mn ny ‘ ie Ce Vey fins ‘ - . 4 Uis ‘ . il 7 vs rial ’ : ’ » : ; : : ; ‘ : of +4 a a) Wh ‘ ; 7 ; we ) ee Bed . . <4 4 ‘ ” “93 eo cegee te 2 POST DISPA : i? 24). : Wat Rolla Well She will now eo back to the duti “~ Stage of tie Mississippl, «.1 feet, «1 1y04 Sing ed mployment with ne Olapse of May or, “th ut Heath wag inefhaker : 7 ' ‘ ; i ty ; * Ait2 I *Paarcpdble sIPAGR ‘ , VV a F PL aet ihe ie , : x ’ = & , sa . sak : - . : ‘ sige pear aa Yeley é I Sh chiont li Voothiaa First «N ST. LOUIS ere . x as, sak : , ar , v1 . 4 fontintiied on rage %. Column %, ahh fh r Pa ntinaecd on Vase .. Colma 3. Medtinaca ou Pee <3, (aolupem 2. | | Pere — —s zz | oie :

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AR Pet has ate esesiipanmmennaasleargsaemppe codec een A AP Weetnoacenersxcaitiewgmmmnrn cocina cee te eae A ak, tar "ty oa bree Sia Ymint yess Prt See oom, NG yes alien aie MM oy ate ce 2 ” 4 oR ste higgee ¥ nn ee al “~ ren en fete any, & , Aree He SB a ae ee ee See: BE PoE PT a eS ee * wi Sich ena om . ad ft Raw ai SBS Ea RE en a rinD ne Seema SERIE enn etna WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— it. ee aa ee KIDNAPER’S STORY CONTRADICTED AT | MATTEOTTI TRIAL Five Persons Say They Saw Four Men Force Italian Socialist Deputy to Get Into Auto. RTT FAMILY OF WITNESS ASKS FOR $80,000 Think Fascist Party Owes Indemnity to Amerigo is. Dumini for His Services in Murder Case. CHIETI, Italy, March 17.—The | first witnesses for the Proseau: | tion in the trial of the tfrve men| accused of kidnaping and murder- ing the Socialist Deputy, Matte- otti, arch foe of Premier Musso- lini, today contradicted the asser- tion of Amerigo Dumini, that he carried out the kidnaping alone. Domenico Vallarini, a doorman nt a house near the Matteotti resi- dence, and his wife, declare they saw four men force Deputy Afatte- otti Into an automobile the after- noon of June 10, 1924, when he disappeared. Their statements were corroborated by Filiseo Deleo, # passerby, who thought a motion picture was belng filmed. Two small boys, Renato Bazzots ti and Amilcare Mascagna, who were returning after a awim in the river, testified that they saw four men drag the Deputy into the au- tomobilie, punching him in the etomach as he struggled. They then drove off at high speed, with three of the men inside and one sianding on the running board. The Crown presented med- fcal evidence tending to break down YDumini's evidence. Expert opinion was that Matteot! probably died from knife wounds. The defense, which was directed by Signor Farinaecl, secretary of the Fascist party, maintained that Matteottis body when found and examined by the Crown’s medical experts was badly decomposed and that an expert opinion was impos- sible. “Don’t put too much faith in experts,’ was the laconic comment made by Dumini from the prison: er's cage. The fam:ty of Dumrni has asked the Fascist party to grant, in rec- ognition of the prisoner's services, an indemnity of 2,000,000 lire (about $80,000), of which 1,000,000 would be used as a dowry for his aister. The freedom of action promised the journalists who are reporting the case already has been tested. A group of Fascists pummeled the local correspondent of a Bologna newspaper because he wrote of the somnolence of Chieti. RED GRANGE BUYS $25,000 HOME FOR HIS FATHER en ee ee Part of Football Star’s Share From Professional Games Goes Into Gift for Dad. Ry the Associated Press. CHICAGO, March 17.-—Not so many years ago the man who locked and unlocked the cell doors of the jail at Wheaton, IIl., was helping send his boy through col- lege. The boy carried ice in the summer, but even so, it meant a bit of skimping here and there on the part of his father. Today Lyle Grange moved his little office full of belongings out to a house on the outskirts of the village, where he expects to spend the rest of his years. The boy who carried ice made that profession famous, as “Red” (frange, star halfback of the Uni- versity of MHlinois varsity, and later, this last winter, the most talked of professional football Player in the country. When the youth camo home with the money tor the seasun'’s games, one of thé first things he did was to purchas®é the $25,000 home for his dad. GRAND JURY INVESTIGATING MURDERS AT MOONSHINE FARM Widow of Constable Ohmer Hock- ott of Edwardsville Is First Witness. The Madison County grand jury is investigating the murders of | ‘‘onstable Ohmer Hockett and John Blake of Edwardsvilic, whose bodies were found itn a single grave on a Horseshoe Lake moonshining farm on Feb. 5 last. The investigation was begun last uight when Mrs. Dora Hockett, widow of the Constable, was called as the first witness. In the event indictments are voted, they will orobably be returned next week. Morida Club Admits Chorus Girls. Hy the Associated Press. PALM BEACH, Fila., March 17. ‘The chorus of Ziegfeld's “‘Palm Beach Nights” has at last heen admitted to one of Palm Beach's. most exclusive organizations, the Bath and Tennis Club. That came vesterday after the chorus had ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Testifies for Director Wall —— -— | ' ; _— ee eee es e+ - ——— _ Continued from Page One. LC LO A and no account, and that the other man was competent. If that was ‘true, then you were right In saying | that there would not be ground for removal of the department head. But if the Mayor felt that the man removed was competent, and the man retained was incompetent, ther.the Mayor would be justified in asking the department head to resign.” Muench approved this statement. Wall'swchief counse!, Caulfield, and the Mayor, then alternated in questions as to the Mayor's powers, and the Charter and ordinance pro- visions, or lack of them, on the removal of department heads. In his replies, the City Counselor ap- proved of the form of the present proceeding against Wall. He agreed with the Mayor that “the only thing reviewable/is the sufficiency ofthe formal charges.” : Testimony of Day. Leonard Day, chief mechanical engineer of the water division, tes- tified, as related in his affidavit read previously, that Wall said to him Dec. 15 last, that the Miller administration was “the crookedest administration he-ever had agy- thing to do with.” Day was questioned by Caulfield as to his rise-in the water division from a minor position to a $5000- a-year job. The Mayor asked the reason for the questions, and Caul- field said it was ‘‘to show what kind of a man he is.” Wall has denied having said exactly what Day related, but has said he may have said that, if contractors had their way, , the > administration would be a crooked one. Some empty seats, In the Board of Public Service chamber, showed a lessened attendance at the open- ing of the third day’s session. The Mayor and Director Wall each wore a bright sprig of St. Patrick’s day green, to the apparent grafit- fication of the prosecuror, Asso- clate City Counselor Dolan, who is a former member of the British Parliament from. Ireland. Address by Wall Introduced. Before Toensfeldt began, Dolan introduced a copy of an address made by Director Wall before the Public Affairs Committee of the Associated Engineering Societies of St. Louis, and published in the journal of the organization for last November. In this address, Wall said: “T have seen an engineer wreck an administration through his ig- norance of human nature and be- cause of his uncompromising poll- cy. He knew he was right and tried to make everybody conform to his ideas. As a matter of fact, he was often wrong in his engineering judgment and always ill-advised in bis diplomatic negotiations. The result was he kept @he administra- tion in hot water all the trme, and at the end of four years the Mayor, Comptroller and principal members of the Municipal Assembly and himself quietly dropped tinto po- litical oblivion and have not been heard of since.” It was not shown who was the engineer referred to. Caulfield demanded that the en- tire address be read, and it was ad- mitted. Its general purport was that the engineer must use politics to a certain extent to accomplish public objects. | Toensfeldt, upon taking the stand, said that he had held his present position at $4260 a year for three years and that for 13 years before he had been an engi- neer in the department. He is a graduate in electrical engineering of Washington University. His present duties include supervision of the new $8,000,000 electric ‘street lighting system to be in- finally won its way into Bradley's Stalled by the city, direction of Beach Club, where ordinarily no ene who works for a living in Palm Beach is allowed as a gust. © pretenedtoietnevaty” tae fale. At Barbers and Druggists 1 Fer Yeoare the Nation’s Faverte /house wiring inspection and gen- eral control of the lighting of city buildings. When Wall became head of the department, Toensfeldt testified he issued general instructions that all epecifications for city work should be drawn to attract the largest number of bidders, that names of manufacturers be omitted and that only quality and ' i Toensfeld§ gaid thac ke had held standards be specified. —Hketched at Mayor's ouster trial of Public (Utilities Director at City Hall. R Mayor Ends Hearing of His | Charges Against Director Wall ‘|gestions. Later outsiders were con- plans for a lantern type or all- | crease in prices before work start- (ed, made some cheaper substitu- tions necessary. He denied state- - - e+ tng is, _~ess Pry)’ e ay meres We Paw ‘ « ~] PASSA STRIKER ~CALLAT WATE HOUSE Delegation Is Advised to Take Grievance te Labor Department. By tte Associated Press. WASHINGTON, March 17.—A delegation of strikers from the Passaic, N. J., textile mills failed today in an attemp to lay their grievances before President Cool- idge. - - The group, headed by Albert Weisbord, visited the White House and conferred for nearly half an the delegation to lay their case be- fore the Department of Labor. Later it became known a delega- with Secretary Davis of the Labor plan for settlement of differences between employers and employes. A resolution was introduced to- cialist, Wisconsin, for the House Commerce Committee to investigate and to report whether constitution- al guaranees have been violated. After announcement of the own- ers’ action, strike ieaders” an- nounced they would go into con- ference with Secretary Davis dur- ing the afternoon and that the meeting would be an open one. daily conferences with Wall on de- partment matters and that when specifications for the new lighting system came up, he and Wall went over tentative specifications section by section. They then furnished copies of the tentative specifica- tions to Eugene Rillet, an engineer in the department, and to Heath. Later Wall, Heath, Toensfeldt and Rillet asseinbled for a e general conference at which the specifica- tions again were taken up, section by section. Heath made several suggestions, Toensfeldt said, and changes were made in accordance with his sug- sulted, including Prof. HL «<3. Hake of the electrical engtneering depart- ment of Washington University. Toensfeldt was askew if Holo- phane glass was specified. He re- plied that it was not and also stated that the specifications were 50 drawn to provide for alternate glass lighting unit, so that a choice might be made. Testimony as to Lamps. Toensfeldt said Lolophane glass Was not specified for any of the lantern types of lamp, and that syenite was the transparency used in globes. The lanterns, of which 200 were purchased by the city, were not Toensfeldt’s design, he sald, but were of four designs, two controlled by the Westinghouse Co. and two by other companies. One of the designs was furnished by the city, but not by himself, Toensfeldt said. In this matter, Toensfeldt contradicted Heath, who testified vesterday that the 200 lamps were of Toensfeldt’s design. | Iie told of a visit of the Board of Public Service to Cleveland, where 40 types of street lamp were found on one street, and of the use of Holophane lamps, under a Westinghouse patent, on Sheridan road in Chicago. After this inspection he said, four members of the Board favored globes, and one, not Wall, favored lanterns, and that the globe was specified by majority vote. Tells of Designing Lantern. Toensfeldt then told how he came to make a design of lantern after a conference with his former superior, Director Hooke. He said a draughtsman was loaned from President Kinsey's office to help him in the work of design. He said that as he did not wish to pay the cost of a patent, abeut $200, he decided to turn the patent over | to the Holophane Co. He said he received no money at any time, and that only one lamp of his’ design was bought by the city. It cost $318, including the pattern cost. The 200 lamps were bought from the eMtal Art Bronze Co., and cost $2540. A report signed by George Wells, engineer, and W. B. Ittner and E. Secretary Davis late today laid before a committce representing the 16.000 strikers the plan which was agreed to by the mill owners. consider the proposition tonight 9 o'clock. a — a omaeo ne \4 ed. The survey would have cost $60,900 to $70,000, he said, and s the Associa | WASHINGTON, March 17.—The BILL TO REQUIRE RESPECT FOR BIBLE BEATEN IN HOUSE — Amendment to District of Columbia Appropriations Mcasure Held Out of Order. ociated Tress. House has voted, 48 to 2, against inserting an amendment in the Dis~ trict of Columbia appropriation bill to withhold the salary of any teach- er or official who permits the teaching of disrespect to the Bible, partisan politics or that the Amer- ican is an inferior form of s0v- ernment. The action was taken in support of a ruling by representative Lehl- bach (Rep.), New Jersey, who was presiding, that the amendment was | legislation which would place upon hour with Secretary Sanders, who} refused to permit them to see the President. The svcretary advised , fon of mill owners was conferring | Department and it was announced | that all the textile mill owners in| the New Jersey strtre area had | agreed to the Labor Departments, | debate. day by Representative Berger, So-| ard a $100 fine for driving while intoxicated were imposed on Ros- coe Gaines, a Negro, 4186 Fairfax avenue, today by Police Judge Beck. the textile strike at Passaic, N. J.,, /Which struck a coal wagon driven was thrown to the pavement and suffered permanent injury to the apine. Patrolman James MTIHfines testified Gaines was intoxicated. The committee, headed by Frank | P. Walsh and Albert Welsbord, will} and give thelr counter propostls tO|shing avenue by robbers who held the secretary tomorrow morn'ngs at | him up Monday afternoon at Union und Delmar boulevards and robbed sick call, was found yesterday in an alley in the rear of 944 Hamilton would have delayed the work a year or more. As to the delay in placing globes after standards were in place, on a list of streets specified in the May- or’s chargea Vransf-Tdt said the causes were 2 lacs of glasware, which was not deliversd unt two months after being ordered, and the delay of the Board of Public Serv: ice in deciding on a type of globe. “The ‘delay on SBell avenue, Lafayette avenue aid lrighteonth street was due to lack of proper metal fitters,’ Toensfeldt = sald, “and I take the responsibility for that error.’’ This was an admis- sion of one.of Heath’s charges. Toensfeldt then went o nto a coun- ter-charge against Heath, saying: “After Magnolia avenue, from of the Bureau of Municipal Re- bthe lighting Dilan before its final adoption and that the bureau ob- country of more than 300,000 pop- Research, was the last witness for the defense. He testified that he, Grand boulevard to Kingshighway, had been dark some time, with! 132 standards in place, but nv globes, one of our men discovered that there were 120 light cones in the De Tonty street yarjJ, which was under Mr. Heath's charge. These cones could have been used temporarily in place of glones.” He said Heath made no report of | the lack of globes until the day when the first standerds were ready. Cross-Examination Brief. Cross-examination of Toensfeldt was brief, and revolved about the ——e garding the electric light contract, and that he prepared data of com- parative costs in other cities, which out of order because it was new the District of Columbia disburser, in paying teachers and officials, the duty of interpreting ‘‘three erreat generalizations’ subject to widely varying Views. ‘The amendment was offered by Representative Lowrey (Dem.) of Mississippi and was defended by Representative Blanton (Dem.), Texas,. who appealed from the chair’s ruling. The word ‘“evolu- tion’’ was not mentioned during the S0-DAY WORKHOUSE TERM AND $100 FINE FOR DRIVER A 99-day workhouse sentence Gaines was driver of ae truck by Silas Johnson, a Negro, 3339 Morgan street, Jan. 26. Johnson Auto Taken in Holdup Recovered. An automobile, stolen from Dr. Eugene T. Senseney of 4555 Per- him of $12 after taking him_on a avenue. — ed -—~ ene ree ~ (2 eng oer go ae a ee ee STREP —_ tified to its adequacy and denied that any part of it had broken down. Inthis he was supported by testimony of Curl Soest, superin- tendent of the farm, (. M. Atkins, managing director search, testified that Wall gave him tained data from all cities in the ulation, which it submitted for Wall's use. , W. A. Taussig, an engineer em- ployed by the Bureau of Municipal Wall and Toensfeldt consulted re- he furnished them. He said he had not had sufficient conferences with Wall to justify him in attempting until after the present case was in- to pass upon Wall’s knowledge of electrical engineering. stituted, of charges that ‘Toens- feldt was responsible for mistakes WALL’S DEFENSE DENIAL ~ OF THE PRINCIPAL CHARGES — BROUGHT BY THE MAYOR FILES SUIT OVER THE TERM=: OF GRANITE. BUILDING Edgar Blackwell Says Deal Gye Him $10,000 More Than Annie Ralf Toensfeldt, Whom He Refused to Discharge at Miller’s Order, Is Capa- ble and Hard Worker. er IRECTOR WALL, who testl-, D fied vesterday’ afternoon, a5 the first witness in his own defense denied the Mayor's charges of incompetency in direct- ing electrical matters in his de- partment; the charge that he rec- ommended the purchase of the Toensfeldt lantern for street light- ing; the charge that he refused or neglected to investigate the charges against Toensfeldt; the charge that he \gas responsible for “unreasonable delay’ in the = in- stallation of street lights; and the charge of trying to biock an in- quiry into the Ryckoff lighting in- Stallation contract. Admits Writing Letter. He admitted writing the letter to a local improvement association, complaining that he had not been asked to speak at the ceremony of installing the new lights on Flor- issant avenue. and pleaded justifi- cation by circumstances. He did not admit the charge pf Leonard Day, made in an affidavit, that he called the Miller adminis- tration the crookedest one with which he ever had to do. Day, who is engineer in charge of the water division. and who made the affi- davit with reluctance after a chance conversation yeith the Mayor, did not appear as a wit- ness, and the affidavit was pre- sented by Mayor Miller as a part of the Mayor's testimony Monday. The Mayor, as judge, admitted the affidavit offered by himself- as witness. over the objection of Wall’s counse}. As to the Day charge, Wall said: “I spoke with Day regarding the Ryckoff contract, and the fact that people claimed to be friends of the administration, and to be able to influence the aware of contracts. 1 may have remarked that, if it was true that they could do these things, then we would have a crooked administration. Tells of Service for City. Wall told of having been in the city’s service, in the Water and I'tilities Departments, for nearly o4 years. As to the Toensfeldt lantern, pat- ented by his subordinate under con- ditions which are a matter of colie troversy in the ease, Wall said he did not specify it, because it would Wagner-Grant-Bell Realty Co., it being alleged that in the éarly‘me. ” gotiations it was understood Be Blackwell, owner of the. Geen Building, was to get the Wiltshie: at a valuation of $520,000, yea the defendant company, -ownper the apartment property, was fo pat” | the Granite Building at a yalyaties of $400,000. However, it devele 74 | that when the transaction wag fin. 2 ally closed the apartment proper: was being sold at a valuation $530,000, which was $10,000 than the original price the plding# ' claims was agreed upon. The < asks that the contract be cha _to conform witk the original ment. . KANSAN FREED AT THIRD jn the Bellefontaine Farms lighting As to Heath and Toensfeldt, Wall “In a way, 1] considered Heath He, was the cause of a great deal of friction and disturbance, and wouldn’t obey instructions un- | less he felt like it. Toensfeldt “Very Capable.”’ “Toensfeldt was very capable, at- tentive to business and He said he did not tet) that he, Wall, had no knowledge) of applied electricity. said I was not an electrical | I have a knowledge of ap- | He said he had |! | plied electricity.” | iaccepted advice on electrical de-; tails not only from Toensfeldt, but | Ile told of the letting of the Ryckoff contract, the Mayor's de-. mand for an inquiry, and the hold- ing of an inquiry, after which the contract award was affirmed, irregularity having been shown. He' said he understood the other mem-| bers of the Board of Public Service | to take the same position that he did, that the contract should go to the lowest bidder without By the Associated Press. ans globes were ordered July that the requisition was approved Commissioner not | later than July 20, but that the/| to show that Scott killed his wife until} because he wished to marrv her He said that of the dif-! niece, Miss Arlene Scott, who lived = 5 at their home. Miss Scott appeared . as a witness in the first two trials, : but went to Oklahoma shortly be- globes were not ferent streets and neighborhoods | in the charges, which previously had was’ so worded as to give the im- that the streets left in darkness after having pre- viously had gas lights. witness heard for the prosecution, preceded Wall. The purpose of Heath's testimony | Czecho-Slovakian Cabinet Resigns. ‘ ih By the Associated Press, € ’ A YOUTH GIVEN wit vin madaallt YFARS FOR RA MOUND ITY Lawrence Julian, 26, Guilty of Bank R —Brother Was F Six Men Await Tri MINIMUM TERM | 1S FIXED BY Defendant Had Cor but Repudiated Saying Police Ha treated Him. tawrence JuHan, 26 y who used to work on a Stover, Mo., was convicter ticipation in the $34,700 Pe OY ae Rhy ee e. ing the trade of the Granite Buna: ing, a six-story structure at Foe and Market streets, for the; ba shire apartment building at . ae er road and Southwood drive filed in Circuit Court yesterday : Edgar Blackwell, a real fant The suit {s directed against. ha! oe . ee = re * i TRIAL OF KILLING HIS WIFE ine ma ee ete a. et ‘e a ee re erp sy GARNETT, Kan., March ® John Ellison Scott, Lacygne . of the Mound City “Tr | (Kan.) grocer, was acquitted last night of charges of murdering his wife, Ella; in June, 1923. He Was * tried three times on the same- ~~ charge. The first jury hed fatled = to agree and phe second had pro- B. nounced him guilty, but the Su. ' preme Court set aside’ the verdict. j As to the delay in lighting in- | because the trial Judge had ex- * 500| cluded testimony about a “myste- # rious stranger,” who was in La- «& cygne the night of the murder. wy Union boulevard -and § avenue, March 3, 1925, t in Circuit Judge Mixs + day. His sentence was five years’ imprisonment. His brother, Herbert, | acquitted in the case last a jury which believed f had beaten him, but Her identified by q bank em one of the robbers and Ji not. Patrick Scanion, a gangster, was convicted in last month and sentence: years in prison. Six ne! to be tried, including th Prosecution counsel attempted | es oe : —. @ ringleaders. fore the third and therefore could. | The jury yesterday d not be summoned again. bs be from 72:35 to 8 p. m. @ sealed its verdict, court ex ghee closed at 5 o’clock. It ret PRAGUE, Czecho - Slovakia,.2 —} verdict today, and men March 17.—The Cabinet, underset @ fused to tell reporters h Premier Antoni Svehla, resigned eum today. 3 ) ballots had been taken 1 they discussed the matter Assistant Circuit Attort was to show that Toensfeldt made errors and shown negligence ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH trical work, and that Wall had de- | on Toensfeldt and disre- rarded Heath's advy'‘'ce. MEMBER OF THB ASSOCIATED crs: The Associated Press its exclusively ~ titled to the use for republication of py Be news dispatches credited to it or net oth« * erwise credited tn this paper and al local news published therein. All r Turks to Translate Koran. By the Associated Press. CONSTANTINOPLE, (Member Audit Bureau of Ctr ob 5 Stations) . Z be more costly than lamps of the | globe type. While the lantern | might be better in the long run, Wall said he was not sure that, with this added cost, the bond is- sue funds available would suffice for the whole city. He said that he had not heard, —The Turkish Republic has under- the first official translation This holy book of written in Arabic, comprehensible only to the priests ‘and the scholars of Turkey. unofficial translations into Turkish ights Pi ee republication of cla! patches ove: : are also rare Gls 5 * of the Koran. SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY'MAIL IN ff ilgo Daily and Sunday, oue year ..,,.$10 00 ae Daily, without Sunday. one year.. gee Sunday, only, one year .....,... wie Remit either by postal order. express money order or St. Louls exchange. _ “4 Delivered by city. carrier or out-of-tewa — ealers: “3 Daily, only. 50c month; Sunday, 106 4° — Copy. ae Entered as second-class matter ae eal neither is exact or complete. When completed, copies will be distribut- ed gratuitously by the Government among the people. 1879, at the Postoffice at St. Le cock had told the~- jury crime merited 25 years’ 1 ment. The punishment mr from a 5-year to a life 1 s es. £3 ee oY : + Founded by JOSEPH ‘PU a Dec. 12. 1878 : Chief evidence agains was the confesston he h shortly after the robbers he had driven the robber the bank. He was not — as au participant in the hol + hah bert Julian had made a c Both brothers r their confessions, but Law not testify in his own bet }Hlerbert, testifying for I said he had been mistreate lice, who, he sald, had tl to treat Lawrence, who wa on, in similar fashion. -Bass, attorney for the d testified he had been wu Published Daily by The Pulitzer a t Ww Co.. Twelfth Boulevard ana Stine eas a he mininitum was chosen ADVANCE, one Garfield GRAOON i A. find the Julians after the! testimony of Robert J. Kratky, | campaign manager for Mayor Mil-| ler, who had related tTnat Lh A. Ss, | Woods, a representative of the! Westinghouse Co., had declared | that the contract would be award- ed to a jobber using Westinghouse | equipment because Toensfeldt was “their man.” Toensfeldt testified that he had known Woods for three or four years, had dined with him, not “frequently” as the Mayor's coun- sel suggested, but denied that Woods had any reason to believe that he was partial to him or his company. He denied being “their man,” Eugene Rillet, diyision engineer, | corroborated Toensfeldt as to ap: | proval of the plans for street light- ing, following numerous’ confer- ences between himself and Wall. He declared that he regarded Wal] as. competent to judge electrical plans. | Foreman of Work Heard. | I. M. MceLeemore, foreman, who. installed the Bellefontaine Farms’ System under Toensfeldt’s plan. tes- — ne J. Russell, architects, commending the lantern type for use on the score of durability, as well as ap- pearance, was introduced. Toensfeldt said that a $50,000 loss to the city, as charged by tha Mayor, could not have occurred through the purchase of holo- phane lamps, as only $3000 was spent for lanterns of that type, and a total of $6000 for lanterns of any design. He said the breakage of holophane lamps was less than that of other types, and that clean- ing contractors charged no more for cleaning them. Answers Charge of Bungling. As to the charge that he bungled the lighting installation at Helle- fontaine Farms, Toensfeldt said his plan was adequate, but that a cut in the appropriation, and an in- DIAMONDS PRICE should | not make the quality. Here the | quality makes the | * price. | GwO BOLLAND'S Leeust at Tenth Jewelers for 78 Years ments made as to the Bellefontaine Farms matter in the testimony of | Heath, who was in charge of the construction there, Answering IIeath’s charge that a | proper survey was not made before | the placing of the new lights, Toensfeldt said it was true that errors were made in the “paper’’ survey, but that such errors were less than 1 per cent, and that inthe older sections no survey was need- ~ Write for our’ plan whereby you can create an ESTATE INCOME of $100 MONTHLY by making a small regular de- posit. Give your age and we will send full particulars. SQUIRES & HAVLIN 1420 N. Grand. Room 3. St. Louls, Mo. -i ‘A mE «688 police shunted them f 1} *@ tion to station. Witness 4 4@ «»by Bass to show that Her ie : a black eye when taken t iF Ls, l.ouls Court of Appeals sh: *%@ cr his arrest, told their Judge Mix but were not ; to repeat them before the Be te In rebutta!, Circuit Atto Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth .* encr said neither brother | Plained to him of Hi-t ee Store Hours: Daily, 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 fo 6:00 | i adding that Lawrence was ae communicado at. his own } = in fear of St. Louisans in bery gang and saying he ee want a lawyer.. Former | 2 Detectives Hoagland det! 2B Julians had confessed be A : “St. Louis crowd didn’t | of them.” Detectives de: treating Herbert. |] FIGHT ON TRADE BOAR | | * WASHINGTON,-° Mare * § «Warfare on the Federal 1 rs Tariff Commissions has Fe Surned in the Senate. The offensive against agencies, tha object of al months, was started ane : ator King (Dem.) of Utah jie eral amendments to the Supply bill. He criticised the m Unusual Sale 6f Electric Portable - : Sewing Machines Regular Price, $82.50 Sale Price $5 Down OF G EXEE 000 rious rang Inert No Interest on Club Plan $5 Monthly This price prevails only during this Sale and until the quantity in stock is sold, an unusual Op- portunity to secure a modern Electric Sewing Machine at a substantial price reduction, is offered. Sewing Machine Shop—Downstairs. President Coolidge in & several members of both ‘siona and served notice would speak for two hour -@ the appointment of £ ~~ #@- Hunt and the maladminis N ee the Trade Commission. | yg Senator Norris (Rep.) ¢ f|f «*@ ka. who has been a lead * s°@@ in the criticism of the ¢or {| +a also gave notice ‘yesterda a would speak, adding th Gee <ored the elimination of 7 | Commisaton. d Senator King expres that resolution he prope time ago to repeal the Ts 4 ‘Mission act had not bee out by Committee. Cha ‘he commission “has function as a useful or “gent of the Federal Gov he assailed President Co not transmitting to the Nominations of two com 138 8 =f'ven recess appointment — posed an amendment t "se of any of the Tariff sion appropriation as any commissioner holg _. Without confirmation of = © ate. The amendment w A _ @d by a viva voce rote. Since President Coolid Hunt, Willam E. Hum) Vv. W. Van Fleet te the T ‘nission, he charged “the ‘erly perverted the pi _ ‘Nlich the bedy was cre *~ it has failed to effect U e 4 | Srauionof uusts and uv! ' Sa See Mae:

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a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ILES SUIT OVER THE TERMS OF GRANITE BUILDING TRADE er a « * Agar Blackwell Says Deal Coc; Him $10,000 More Than He fag Agreed to. Suit to reform a contract involv Ing the trade of the Granite Buiig. r road and Southwood drive was fled in Circult Court yesterday by Edgar Blackwell, a real estate dea). a ! | Lawrence Julian, 26, Found Guilty of Bank Robbery —Brother Was Freed— Six Men Await Trial. The suit Is directed against. tha Wagner-Grant-Bell Realty Co., it being alleged that in the Carly ne. Fotiations it was understood that Blackwell, owner of the Grtnite uilding, was to get the Wiltshire ta valuation of $520,900, while Bs the defendant company own 7 q Ahe apar' , j M RM ment property, was to get he Granite Building at a valuation of $490.00¢ llowever, it developed hat when e transaction was fir. Ally closed the apartment property Was being sold at a valuation of 93°,000, which was $10,000 more han the original price the Pilainti¢t? laims was agreed upon. ‘The =) IS FIXED BY JURY a Defendant Had Confessed, but Repudiated Story, Saying Police Had Mis- + }- a 4ii ks that the contre CT he changed o conform with the original] agree. . ent. aa treated Him. 4 INSAN FREED AT THIRD TRIAL DF KILLING HIS WIFE F the Assomated Press. Lawrence Julian, 26 years old who used to work Stover, Mo., Was convicted of par- on a farm at cgi 2, sat... March 17 ticipation in the $34,700 robbery ohn lison Seott - . - ee sie oa Puy of the Mound City Trust Co., ail. mi (C't ‘ a (*q? rer he : ' Lif ‘ card ¢ Might of charges of murdering a ee — fife, Elia, in June. 19°23. He ~ avenue, March ¢, 1935, by a jury * | three times on the san in Circuit Judge Mix’s court to- larce. € first jury had fail. day. His sentence was fixed at O agree and the second he&- . bun 3 ce t had pr five years’ imprisonment. ata tim §ullty, but the s , ' ) reme Court set S8ide the wn: : His brother, Herbert, had been i ' re ; trial Judge had « luded Testimony about a “myst: acquitted in the case last June by believed policemen DeCcAWUSse Then a jury which ing, a six-story structure at Fourth , 1 and Market streets, for the Wi. i 1 TY shire apartment building at Skink. . q YOUTH GIVEN FIVE. | YEARSFORRAIDON. = ‘ — = SS Immigrant Mother and Her II Children a, -. ¢ ; “Was really tragic, now that danger divided | | into two ' ' oe eee ‘Champberlain’s statement : ) 3} sir; T » “ ‘rn ~ ; ; _ s ranger who was in L. had beaten him, but Herbert was Yene the night of ; sat ics ria 01 7 murder. identified by qg bank employe as Pecurion . counse att = . to show that Seot+ k ihe “has aly one of the robbers and Julian was { _ oe Cee SOR WEif-: om ~~ on ln because he wished to rarer t. not. Patrick Scanlon, a Hogan _ ° 7 > © ‘ 5 oe = ? - at their home. Miss Sco:+ appeare : last monti and sentenced to five As a witness in the first ++; ake years in prison. Six men remain em | "7 ' ; ed, including the allege but went to Oklahoma shortly be. to es ding e ged fore the third and therefore coy) ringleaders. | | Inot be summones ara! wusG The jury yesterday deliberated __ —eneitemeatinlee — from 2:35.t0 8 p. m. and then zecho-Slovakian Cabinet Resigns. * sealed its verdict, court having \ The ; rs , : s £ * »? - : e Associated Prege, closed at 5 o'clock. It returned the PRAGUE, March 1'.—The Premier Antoni today. %, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH! (zecho - Slovakia Cabinet, unde: Svehla, resiene verdict today, and members re- fused to tell reporters how many baliots had been taken nor why they discussed the matter so long. Assistant Circuit Attorney Bow- eock had told the jury Julian’s crime merited 25 years’ imprison- ounded Wy JOSEPH PULITZER, ment. The punishment may range tines Dally See — from a 5-year to a life term and Co. Teelfth Bowleven: | Biltzer Pub!‘ehing the minimum was chosen. arc and Olive Street. . a , : (Member Audit Bureau of Circulattone) Chief evidence against Julian Pate OF THE ASSOCIATED PRES“ was the confesston he had made elated es B Oxc': ~m 4 , Mitled to the use for Pepablication “2 2 shortly after the robbery, stating hewe dispatches credited to it or not oti he had driven the robbers’ car to ‘i Size the All rights of dispatches beretu the bank. He was not identified asa participant in the holdup. Her- bert Julian had made a confession also. Both brothers repudiated : of epecia! ore a.e0 reserve. EUBSCRIPTION RATES RB . DV ANCE. Y MAIL Is ’ ’ Dai’y and Sunday. one v . : ity: ‘without Sunday ems ves’ $10 00 their confessions, but Lawrence did | as al - e 7 ¥ aT — é ” y - . . pep day only, On® yeat ...... 5 Ou not testify in his own behalf. erm q Me : ¢ 2 *'s : | | nit either by postal order, express Herbert, testifying for Lawrence, money order or §t. I! 4 itv rriee 4 Delivered by city carrier or out-of-town said he had been mistreated by po- lice, "who, he said, had threatened to treat Lawrence, who was looking ; Dealers: daily. only. 80¢ month: Sunday, 10c a Copy. ; | 1d, an unusual op- -W. Van Fleet to the Trade Com- ;non-permanent Sot’ , ; -~ AL a A ca ae ni. aa lta ~~ ~ ain ee! - —Internationa]) Newsree!l lL loto MRS. OTTO ZAHLER AND FAMILY. HEY arrived in New York in gs Zahler. The children, from left, are John, 25 years old; Bertha, 17; 7; Hans, 10 bert, 12; Otto, Jr., 11; Emma, —_— ASSEMBLY DEFERS VOTE ON GERMANY ea aor in separate /to the chivalrous attitude of sacri- | UNTIL SEPTEMBER Continued from Page One. see that great nation, Germany, As- sume her rightful place within the League of Nations.” In the course of his address British Foreign Secretary said it was past of seeing Europ: camps and with the cer- the ‘kia. | bers enna tainty that the Locarno reconcilia- | tion would still reign, that a new difficulty not connected with the JLocarno agreement, had made | unanimity on Germany impossihb| Premier Briand of France, the next speaker. received a great Ova- tion. He associated hi with exX- mself and over allies’ pressed the same regret the situation, recaliing the forts for conciliation in order to realize Germany's entry into the League with the promise of a per- manent Council seat. “My colleagues, M. Unden Dr. Benes (the Swedish and Czecho-Slovakian Foreign Minis- ters) offered themselves spontan- eously.”’ said. ‘Thus our difficulties seemed solved, but now we find ourselves powerless to real- ize our aims. I am profoundly con- vinced .that we will emerge from he all this impasse without diminishing our work of peace.” He recalled the League’s peace- making success of the past and declared that in the course of re- cent events no serious blow had been struck at the l.eague. “Germany With six other na- tions, signed a sincere peace pact,” member of the i nent er. i og | and | tthe champion ' eured i ' sions — ee oceania eens ee cee eee teerage on the Berlin a few ee oe SS dent of the Council, paid tribute from the rostrum of the Assembly ice by Sweden and Czecho-Slova- He announced that he would propose to the Council before its adjournment the creation of a spe- cial commission to study its com- position. the number o? éts mem- and the methous of electing members. The make its reports in time to permit discussion at the September As- sembly. Foreign Minister Unden of Swe- den received a great ovation when he presented his statement. He re- th the Couneil had been unable to Germany a perma- ‘seat “because the problém was linked up with others.’ “Crue!l as her reception is today, the League will soon welcome Ger- many into her fold.’ he added. The entrance of Germany, he de- clared, had been partly impeded by certain special interests. which stood in the way of the League’s progress. MM. out declared gretted at five of Switzerland. with- mentioning Brazil, “if a great nation, of arbitration and lover of justice, had made the gesture of abnegation, the whole assembly would have acclaimed her.’ The assembly applauded when Motta hinted that by adopting such an attitude Brazil might have se- permanent Council seat she desired. He paid tribute to and Czecho-Slovakia and Motta specifically that a necessary the also Sweden warmly | ; Greta, 6; Hannah, 4; and Paula, 2. | give the Aldermanic Committee commission™ would | days ago, enroute to Ohio to join Martha, 16; Clara, 14; Her- MEASURE AMENDMENTS FAVORED Would Give Board More Power in Adjustments. 7 to ile ZOnIN gS were Two amendments ‘dinance pending before it decided on by the Legislative Con- Board Aldermen are bhlwore mittee of the ‘ahi last night. Ajdermen OTs. oo i nev er in pow ‘controlling zoning. | ments. Sy en Under one amendment the Board of Adjustment, to take up appeals from -zoning. rule, would pointed by the President of the Board Aldermen instead of the Mayor. tural engineer, a an architect and The other would be of real estate man, f rr eholders. further Lwo add a check by requiring decisions of the} Board of Adjustment to be ratified | by the Board of Aldermen. En- gineer Bartholomew and Secretary Lawrence of the City Plan aDe | It would comprise a struc- | Com- |! WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 17. 1926 siptnenaereunees -* ‘COL. COOLDG &. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ere eee nce ae AE BRIGHT 23-1 neh Strip of Land Downtown Causes Suit: ER RESTING WELL Nurse Takes Reassuring Mes- sage to the General Store | at Plymouth. > It Is in Site of Equitable Building and Was Left Out of J. B. C. Lucas’ Calculation 92 Years Ago. —_—_— By the Associated Press. A PLY MOUTH, Vt... March = 17.— 'on the part of J. L. Cc. Lucas, pion- } heim, little oversight 92 years agosurvey was made for Aaron Wald- Capitalist, who was nego- .. 4 ape w 'eer St. Louisan. is still bringing; ‘iating for the purchase of the Col. John €. Coolidge rested well/ ___ ’ me ey PR ery oe bint ‘Worry and the expense of lawyers, Ecuitable Building. and site, which | uuring the night and was comfort- and research experts to the pres- 1 O€ evpied the east 130 feet and part ent owner of the Equitable Build- 5 bd | ible this morning, Mrs. May John- | ¢ ari i of the west 135 feet. 131, inches separated the two 135- | The fact that | von, his nurse, reported at § o'clock. | ing at the northwest corner ; , Sixth and Locust stre Jefferson avenue, Market/in its name, — Defendants named | is taken. only with great difficulty. | weetsie and St. Charles street. | are the 145 heirs of Lucas, includ- lk 4s Glin gk Kee trom can. ‘Something less than $4000 was ing grandchildren and great-grand- | gestion and the heart Action nor- -_ — — — Jape — on ar ai Tie Bivsicten wade Keser | out: Warts ia. more saree wir elects ada. m Sevy. alorney who pre- that the President had a telephon Prseang Oxpimins | way ihe mene pared the pethion, said much re- souvitintion last nich cela aaa cpa was gieny d ane — anes — —_ ae ee to — ‘Johnaon, the nurse rh. ce tee by McCune Gill, local his- | certain the names of all descend- ; 3 ; reSi- | torian. ants of Lucas, and their wives or designed to. mission. who attended the commit. | will draft the amend- nuniber of Aldermen committee also were tee meeting, A not on the present. Members of the committee stat- 'ed definitely. on a poll, that they’ commended M. Briand’s resolution. | saying he shared in the homage of the IFrench Pretaier to the atti- tude of the German delegation. “Tf we. are able to resist this crisis then the League has not lost its vitality,’ he said. “If the League shall go down, the noise of its fall would bé drowned by the roars of indignatfon of the pco- | ples of thé earth.” Loss of Prestige. M. Loudon of Holland, voicing the general consternation over the outcome of the Assembly's extra- favored the idea of zoning. but did not say whether they would ap- prove the pending bill.; which has met with opposition from some real estate interests. The committee approved ane other amendmeni, to change ‘property abutting on the Missouri Pacific southern line tracks, from Shaw boulevard south, from an industrial to an unrestricted zone. Several other minor changes of use classifications were made. President Neun of the Roard of Aldermen urged the committee to expedite its work so that the bill would come up for a final vots3 ordinary session, admitted that the | would suffer loss of pres- time. League tige fora “But,” he added, the eur duty to enhance the League's prestige in the future.” Hie urged the Council to choose commission study reconstitu- tion of the Council on the widest basis. and: to make the commis- sion non-political, as upon its work depended the future of the League. more a to lyr. Fridtjof Nansen of Norway said “The machinery of the iLeague has not been used In an attempt at settlement of this prob- lem and therefore the League can- | ; | fatally wounded, Essery Marks, Ne- not be blamed.” He scored the sittings of the Lo- carnist group and the private ses- of Council. complaining the “it will be all, memati gy - — before the board session adjourns, April 8. CHICAGO GANGSTERS KILL 2 Third Man Injured in Cicero, Til... Saloon Shooting. By the Associnted Press CHICAGO. March 17.—Four Zangsters invaded a saloon jin the suburb of (jeero, SCE le of mianv ructions among gunmen and boot- leggers, and shot and killed two | men and wounded a third seriousls and escaped today. Joseph Stalica. bartender. was ' gro porter, was shot dead ,and Jus that no formal session of the Coun- | cil or Assembly had been called to | deal with the crisis. Backing a Japanese proposal for a commission of investigation as to _ the method of reforming the system of election to the Council, foreign Minister Piip of Esthonia declared the League's statutes were best inot sufficentlv elastic. He added ‘that Esthonia would welcome §o- i|viet Riussia as well as Germany in- ing that a to the league. P (hao Hsin-Chu reiterated Chi- na’s claim for a Council seat, say- all the continents should take an equal part in the Teague activities in order that the Teague should not be dominated by ques- tions of Furopean politics. He sup- _ported Loudon’s demand for a non- ‘partisan commission to study the question of the Council’s enlarge- | | Belgium. ; ; a . they tn Ce ce ee eaten ‘the situation resulting from Botered as second-class matter July 17. _on, in similar fashion. Sigmund | or — soa _ the — 879. at en omtettice at Bt. Louis. Mo. Bass, attorney for the defendant, | C4™nO® accord, “and it is in the —s r ™ - testified he had been unable to | Serene atmosphere of the League —_ find the Julians after their arrest, | Of Nations that an accord like ours a it ‘as police shunted them from sta- ©#” Tind its co or haggaeali ~ @ tion to station. Witnesses called The League has flourished be- { an.) show that Herbert had | ©*¥s%e the people see in it a means a black eye when taken to the st.1°f eliminating the horrors of war. > I Louis Court of Appeals shortly aft- | Today's event ought = serve as a . . er his arrest, told their stories to. lesson to us. It is impossille that | of Judge Mix but were not allowed | a society such as ours should strike to repeat them before the jury. ;} such a humiliating setback again a In rebuttal, Circuit Attorney Sid- se \. : ener said neither brother had com-{; An outstanding feature of the | st, From Ninth (0 Tenth Plained to him of ill-treatment, _ Assembly session was a tribute to ae adding that Lawrence was held in-|the German delegation by Briand, | 3 Ay FN , peemmunicado at his own request, as ss es NT bi : pal poe rs a an sib foundly convinced that Franco- > ) want a eee -athli Chief of | German relations, instead of hav- Detectives Hoagland Seclared the [ing suffered from the present im-, ' ipasse, had actually made a step ee had confessed because the ee OL i oeatary | was St. Louis crowd didn’t take care never ‘snébetresonen:. of them.” Detectives denied mis-| Wenite the French Premier was reating Herbert. praising the German delegation’s FIGHT ON TRADE BOARD sincerity, calmness, patience and “nobility of heart under trying RENEWED A SENATE conditions.” Chancellor Luther and Foreign Minister Stresemann were WASHINGTON. March 17.— | listening to the speech by radio in arfare on the Federal Trade and | their hetel a block from the As- ; Sarit Commissions has been re- meg Impressed * eu ; y P bs ° The ies aachiet the two The German Chancellor, whose agencies the object of attacks for eee ee ece Me excetient. | months, ‘was started anew bv om: was profoundly impressed by the : @tor King (Tens Yor Ut h with tt eloquence of the great French ora- eral ee nt ;|tor, while Dr. Stresemann, after amendments to the officers listening to an English translation, supply bilt. remarked simply. “Never before He criticised the methods of has anv French Minister said such President Coolidge in appointing j, rine thing about Germany.” | several members of both poensiie: | The resolution proposed by Bri- | “ions and served notice that he | and, which was unanimously Would speak for two hours today on ‘adopted, said: the appointment of Charles W. “The Assembly regrets that the ; Hunt and the maladministration of difficulties encountered have pre- the Trade Commission. ‘'wented the attainment of the pur- ' | Senator Norris (Rep.) of Nebras- |pose for which the Assembly con- &: ka, who has been a leading figure vened and express the hope that in the criticism of the commissions, i\by September these difficulties also gave notice vesterday that hej} will have been surmounted in or- Would speak, adding that he fa-|der to make possible for Germany — Vored the elimination of the Trade |to enter the League.” 7 Commission. | Briand demanded unequivocally ' theenator King expressed regret that the rg of Sagal I At resolution he proposed some |Changed so as to Fr a BE mains reveal ene Taritt Com= impoe le ei eee. The he I eg a aie not been reported | st ted a reor anization of the @ ° by Committee. Charging that eee ia I a: | “0 Commission “has ceased to apes Stampede Fails. | — ay a useful oa eno An effort by Albania to stam- ' he he Sagal sevorses ne en pede the Assembly into immediate i adldabmenpge apse ad election of Germany both to teatime Beye Jinn rte once : | League membership and to a per- 3 ie. 2% geet: commissioners |. onent Courreil seat failed, al- Biven recess appointments and pro- though the’ Albanian delegate’s dosed an amendment to prohibit: wuggestion was received with an | 4 Of any of the Tariff Commis- ‘outburst of applause, which con- i : a &ppropriation as salary for ‘stituted a demonstration in favor of | i _ a etn commissioner holding office | Germany. The Albanian speaker, 7 Out confirmation of the Sen- | yfehdi Frasheri, contended that @ °°. The amendment was defeat-/the Assembly had the sight to take | "4 se by @ viva voce vote. ‘such action because the disagree- 7. ‘ nee President Coolidge egg ment over Germany's entrance Wa3 | “ype William E. Humphrey and /a consequence of the ajtitude of a luction, is offered. mission, he charged “‘they have ut- "mY perverted the purpose for Wiieh the body Was created,’ and t hos failed effect the disinte- OS SAtlonjof trusts and uvnopoulics. * i Council and because such members ‘always were responsible to the As- isembly, by which they were elec’- ed. prem - Viscount Ishii of Jupan ment. Statement of Powers. The following communique was tin Staliga, proprietor, was wound- ed by the assailant, beloeved to be connected with beer gangs. value and all its force, remains inr- tact. remain attached to it to- day, yesterday, and are firmly resolved to work together to main- tain and develop it. They con- | vineed that on the occasion the | next session of the asseinbly th difficulties which -exist at this ment will be surmounied and an agreement with regards to iS are ot TH1oO- tha’ the |entry of Germany into the League —~ issued last night by representatives | of the Locarno Powers: ‘The representatives of Germany, | France, Great Britain and Italv, have met culties which have arisem and to examine | diffi- | which hinder the accomplishment | of their common wishes. “They take note of the fact that. have reached an and have overcome obstacles which agreement | at one moment had arisen between | them. “Tf, as there seems reason fee]. the above difficulties persist the representatives of the seven to Powers who signed the protocol of | T.ocarno would perhaps not be able at this moment to reach the goal which they had in view, but they are happy to recognize that the, realized exists in which the) which of peace and work Locarno , re of Nations will be realized.’ ee New French Dressing Recipe Tyy tt. Made with California lemon juice in place of vinegar. Gives new tang and zest to sal- eds. Thousands of women, all famous chefs, and hospital dieti- tians use California lemon juice instead of vinegar. Brin vitamines and rare salts and acids to aid digestion. Make vour next French dress- ing like this. See how good it is; 6 tablespoons salad ol! 3 tablespoons lemon juice 1% teaspoon salt % tearpoon pepper \% teaspoon paprika Tiny bit of cayenne Tse California lemons, practi- Cally seedless, juicy, tart, to get the best results. California Lemon , > ESRI SRS SRS SC SEG ES 2 PH GS SRSZSRSRSSET? | lustrate the Colonel's independence was parked often in the matter of. medica] attention. white farmhouse. in front of the: When the snow) lay deep in the valleys. the sleigh | Last June when a serious attack replaced the automobile and the] came, he failed to notify a physi- doctor’s black mare Beulah fur- cian. Attorney General John G. Sar- nished the power. gent, coming to pay a call, found It was Dr. Cram who first him in desperate plight and called needed experts. But after in- been given to clear off a~ parking place for automobiles ina field not far from the farm with roads to Ludlow and White Ri Jun } itaken to indicate an early y Gent 1s watching developments | Faulty Mea-urement. husbands, if any. The suit was of | here very closely, Dr. Cra™> eaid. In 1834 Lucas still owned, among a friendly nature, he added, as Lu- SE ei ow developments may be other sections of his farm, what is cas and his heirs never claimed Sea’ Gditnbin "eo il gaggia ways the nertn side of Locus stree! and i. was ne\ e mentioned in their esceiggl ss at I1:3 r" r.'running from Sixth to Seventh! wills or inventories; thus title to a ; street. Believing that 270 feet was it is the present owner’s by right | “There is nothing new to be said| the full distance from Sixth to ' of possession and acquiescence. of Col. Coolidge’s conéitign this ' Seventh, lucas conveyed the east A lineal foot of ground front- | | Morning,’ the buietin said. “His, 135 feet to John Perry for $1700) ing on Locust street in the vicin- ! heart condition is fair and temper-, and the west 135 feet to Eliza Per- | ity of Sixth street is worth $6,000 _ature and respiration nearly nor-|ry’s trustee for $900. or $7.000, in the opinion of one mal. He remains very weak, as he But a survey made in 1921) real estate authority, although | 'is unable to take any nourishment, | showed that from Sixth to Seventh: prices vary according to circum-|! ! “He is very comfortable when: street was 271 feet 114 inches. The’ stances. © not disturbed and bears what pain cnr a a vn = are = —— ST ve, ee ee ’ ,¢ oe ee . aaa aie cat ‘ rages are necessary with Coolidge home to treat the Colonel to rou on the family Physician. “No new developments are an for a cold a year ago. lie found a ibs sy oop opeler in these Val- ticipated ‘during the next °4 hours a heart condition which made nec- dellscrest no easy life. Thirteen age: ie UNS. | essary a trip to Boston for diagne- Years ago Dr. Cram took up prac- A country doctor with a practice |... has ger ee eae + he has hee tice in Bridgewater o leavi scattered over four townships is! lage ee Se ee hos ital So \\ em oe phvsicia} to! Co} Coolidge Wise almost dal y visitor at the tarm | ne oo ° in : Y Aanngton where he | hn hee a See. n house. lad served as interne after gradu- | ol et ee On the Colonel's Con-| | 4: was a nine-day. wonder in| SUMS Ue college wes the Gee gqgitio are slg > pny '* hy + " . te ni oe r ; t 1.9 “ , : i aus of “yy mae lel see io Si: Piymouth when the Colonel lost perenrassiivs a Re. cians me a a eae his health. In four score years}, ¢ Omer” returning Specialists Consulted. he had had little use for doctors) 0.7” he was born in the town Dering hits long Wlness, Col. Cool-|ce giadéeing He. wak & uuet of Roxbury, not far from Montpe- \ldge has consulted specialists IN| rugged constitution who spared |. agi a eS ;Boston and other cities. and the, himself little and seemed immune — Plymouth. President’s personal physician has, froin illness. They tell of him that rhe physician said that a few journeyed to Plymouth to aid him.| he was “the last man in the district |27OPS of coffee formed the only (But from day to day, week M ané@;to buy a fur coat,” although asjMOUrishment Col. Coolidge had | ;week out. sunimer and winter, Dr. ' Sheriff he took frequent long drives been able to take today. Dr. Crem | Cram advised and treated the pa-| over wintry roads. ° spent almost the entire forenoon} tient. When the roads were clear! Relies on Doctor. with his patient. | of snow the doctor's automobile | Another tale is told here to il- It became known that orders haa| house, recent efforts to open ction for automobile traffic was sister, Mrs. LONG ings were large isit by! MOTHER IN JAIL CHARGED WITH MURDERING SON, 5 Associated Preee FAIRMONT, Minn.. March 17. —Mrs. Esther Atz is held in jail here today charged. with firegtede- gree murder .in connection with the death of her son, Raymond. 5 years. old. on -Dee. 24. She vig- orously denied the charge. Authorities planned today to exhume the of her 2-year- old daughter. whe succumbed last May. Sheriff Carver of Martin County said her death resulted after convulsions similar to those suffered by Raymond. The warrant was issued after a report made by the medical schoo! of the University of Minnesota stated that poison had been found in the body of Raymond in sufti- cient quantity to have caused hi« death. When officers sought to arrest Mrs. Atz she attempted to escape through a back door to her new sedan, thev said. The deaths of both children followed visits to the’ home of her Arthur Goerndt of near here, body Imogene, BICKERING AIRED IN LEITER ESTATE FIGHT Continued from Page One. — for some one in intimate contact with the property and able to de- vote much of his time to it. Lady Suffolk submitted the names of four bank presidents, al! busy men, who could not act in the necessary capacity. Warr was termed an able. hon- est man, who integrity and devo- tion to duty never had been ques- tioned previously. Stock Sales Brought Up. The complaint against Leiter mentioned sales of stock to obtain money further his Wyoming ranch interests, and Platt told Judge Sullivan that the stock hold- sold because they had depreciated to an extent ¢qual “to the income for that particular year from the Wyoming interests. Sale of the depressed stock prevented To the estate paying a high income tax ‘that year, the loss of it offsetting the Wyoming land sale income. He admitted that the issues of stock sold were valued at much highe: prices today. : Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Leiter again industriously plied § needles and thread to pies of tapestry they started working upon yester- day. New Altitude Record With Load. By the Associated Press. PARIS, March 17.—The: French | | aviator Lucien Coupet, in a plane Coolidge | carrying a “useful load” of 1000 This news, together; kilograms (2204 pounds) the | ver|ord for carrying a load cf this today broke his own: world’s altitude rec - weight. THe-rose to a height « 6450 meters (27,156 fect), surpass. t itics, musicians have stated their egard and respect for this splendid instrument. And in St. Louis every Packard Piano seld has behind it the reputation of a distributor that by its 75-year record has demon- strated its worthiness to serve you. - BARTHEL-DUESENBERG PIANO. CO. 910-12-14 PINE ST. Packard Pianos Edison Phonographs 7 Pi ATAU a a a a a ee ate a a a a a a ae a a a a ae Ah + Ttikt NEW UNIVERSITTE DICTIONARY : MAIL ORDERS If by mail, include 8 cents postage up to 150 miles; 10 cents up to 300 miles, or for greater distances ask your postmaster for rate on 3 Ibs. learned that the President's father. ; in the the P ( then $0 years of age. was sanntiiea validism was fixed upon him the pod President to. his father’s bed-|ing the altitude. of 5751 meters under the weight of new responsi- Colonel accepted the ministrations | umm ‘which he reached in May, 1924. bilities. He was called to theof Dr. Cram gratefully and learned " . ’ 2 C GOCE DDE OO SOD OSOED DOP OO PEED OOSSPOSPOEOOO, | TEN, | MONEY LOANS money ‘ yy | ~~ * * ion . ‘ viovita; wien ae 7 $50.00 to $5000.00 a 4 Salesmen for the finest subdivision in West Florida, located a © | x Pensacola. 1117-1119 LOCUST STF cs WHERE GOOD FURNITURE IS SOLD FOR Lessfi . Sop wis US opus eae ewuwuwes Af SK THE M.. W.. OWNS ONE , esi * TO ~ a“, ’ READERS i ; Packard Pianos, too, are proved by N OF i Aas) DISPATCH ? Os the company they keep. Famous a Enlarged : ; - , , : nae ex ‘i re artists in the musical universe have Dictionary furnished testimony favorable to meities Packard. Music teachers, music Leather ? How to Get It For the Mere Nominal of we Bs a at Distribution 98c | Present mail te Peet. Dispatch this ©€ ne . and ‘ ee ae ceuts to ante cron ndling, pack isg clerk hire, ete. Larger sized pase than ied editions. ‘sted nm Son than any similar Dictionary. Up to date. New aspecial ‘Teaturen, New . Full pages in coler World Syndicate Co. Ine. x York, Manufacturer. Your old Dictionary is out of date of \ e* as

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Made by Have you tasted New 0 ae - at pe pttene al Webt “When Neu made his argu-/|| ata? Try it. bin oonaes Sate year-old client, J b J | Fn joy t his nerrest treat in hot cereale. LOrne v Fain ine a Tuvenile rt j a & - ment.” Cord les said today, he di. AMERICAN BED co. It’s unhke an; thing rou erer tasted siceaciniiaiociniiin '@axv. one of the jurors remarked: rected all his remarks at me, | 1413 S. Eighteenth St. . hefor It b 1s sete | Gay, ore © the gehakine his finger in mv face and VICTOR 4170 SAINT LOTIS ore, uiids hea! th and —— insete® to e Post-Dispatch Don't ta > 1 ; aks nz ane! unger in | | Hie! ps keep Fou robust ... rea oes " ; : lian s | ae He seeks a new shouting [ wot tired of it finally ¢ ‘ f,{ ; a a ee Se greet the worst weat her we th a smi! \ ae ; “ it a c Pe Ty ERR eee N " -. oO rf ta a mre Da on |S F "% — ew Oata is a marvelous blend ef '~........ ‘tManetra & Ouis 1] Impseur WiisscOwais © mike a4 cats and wheat. A!! the goodness, a!! ets naa . Charles R. Forb the exquisite favor of these two grains |... - oh ee Pegs ehe Veterans hare been combined to create 2 an } Som jai ey ait here today pureau, We. — a tempting taste. And the raluable % 0d ee : = men sleadings . i‘ : ple: elements of these two favored grains SOO) OO ng. theater are retained. , tha ems eS _ New Oata has the added ge ie IO SOR ONS ef being a rea! time-savrer. All you | **>**** 2 ooo as hate to do to prepare New Oata is to iat a etigigge gs canmte™ eet PEeaae M heat it three minutes in bye ; ing water , . “ae - ‘ wl abe pS ROA SH, “a ee States Sup = r AVING before gerrin ng. I? ts ) already cooked han i . ee ser hall *hrough and a hen rou buy it. | **°** , : Cc ” rarer —— -“* . . ‘ To u get every bit of the flavor and Covi ra @ , i we Son © Ss . ‘ t ~ s periect texture. New Oata is alwavs | * wh : | auld liwh + 4 - ™~ - = ~ as ger an . 4 | t@St, 2: WAYS Die ting—uncrer soggy or ~ JTearvenworth } gluey like ordinary oatmea.. ‘ our 0 Li's sZCaveawne | grocer has New Oata. Try it. You'll: *' : | find it a revelation Order on Convictions Tomorrow. pl “at 4 man “would be tantamount to a * in itn Mien FB 20% Deco the regu sebetce, “~ = ~ + le = 2: — We have some used pianos, with only tor | a small fraction of their lives behind «es =| them, that we’re offering at exception- | -veecas| ally low prices. For instance, there’s— KIESELHORST Offers the Newest Ideas in Spring ‘Dresses $3975 3a Leev es are Wnt tucked. THE DRESS PICTURED IS IN FALLOW (TAN) INDIVIDUALIZED MODES INCLUDING PARIS REPLICAS T he Cuddle Salon Tucks become an important interpretation of the ase mode. We present a replica of a new Piris model originally worn by Jenny. The straightness of the ath ouette is accentuated and given a superbly tailored tect by the allover perpend: cu. lar tucking The set-in i . ~ s reftusa “S | s S receipt that $50 to $195 a ; advise the Federal Di Since 1007 OLIVE STREET centres ) 4 Wo: which « +} : i 6200 estume Room... Fourth Fleer. 4 | be in position to isgue the manda PIANOS » PHONOGRAPHS - RADIOS a cen. tn if — — ks ; r i Forbes to Go to Prison. & t I ~~ § G . OF , pT hs at ; ~ : \ : ; >> = it = Ss? EEE PEN! bapttnaes 8 en aii mone Wit sel! rtth thue ec oe % sini aces me ink Ui ahs aa a being Ken Into stod er 9 eoaame ~ oe ? 7 , + . 7 ; i arsiia arriv€ M40 Sa 27 is understoo Wa. ie | a wi a limp from a recent puira!_’- sie mich a 2 MAIN FLOOR {]] lec Phompson who resides at ii - oe DRESS SECTION 2 J Hiertense piace, is in St. Luke's ' . LY _ se CT nent te? "a wai il 4 © 38 “ aSiivt Zton" Av —T* wu to OM ~ 4a? iit x - ‘Small Profits ana ip) Bewver. Louahite: co aot John Bull. London Waiter. | 413N.6thSt. |~° 7 ae ‘“ ia? i le best known walters on ; ao Jol 5 of 2 Site Ss Cheese Fleet street, is dead a‘ i | ae the age of 60. He was a ‘a : ~ 464 fo] - V mJ -s ti ? | Sie hod > Tasews = - : Ligure D Us eas \ an ~ ie ~ = risiters to London because ~ : “es y 4 y ViSiiors ere a s $ f sale ot * $10! quaint * and his phrsical res - tO Rie, see Mance to the tradftfona! ficure Radio material is boug it amd sold Joon Bu John Bull- was is +1 +17 « s a aie . Py threngh Post-Dispateu VW apts. real nia ina Wil amaze vou! : w as 4 4 re ~ . - — —— cine a Whe + van r. 2 « 4 . baal ~ ‘+o eer. t Vela a Wa A. i ‘ _ . Sa ; / ) SE ee ie a i ¢ Ae 4’ i ~ -_ 4 , 4 ag al oe od : >. - . ‘ ; a = ‘ ' ; " . 7 * > ~~ ~ »/% - ~- - ; as GU Fe a i ep & CU Le] ' @ ~~ soe , é on a . — +o APD . / l eS ~ ata DO ik ey een tis UI i ed | ~ * in : —. - ey > ’ =~ + lope . : ae e | a4 * . + . 44 0 LadSe . = 4 R re. source to have the conviction fre- : versed by the Supreme Court of , ij | the United States, Forbes saw Laughlin. in St. Lou's last week, gaying he was on nis way to the penitentia ry to sufr- : render, but returned to Chicago | | > : ’ ae oh ed 2D U ial : } Dies * 600 Just Unpacked ... Offered at LESS Than Actual Wholesale Cost! - vs 7 . I Durr siceve hy} “on por wees ad tA y aa BRS aos we fe Your Choice of In the Popular Price Section WORTH MUCH MORE WHILE THEY LAS! al | @/ Only a limited selection of exceptonal ° (, Guality: Feles. .. .Come carly! It NS SNIES... Gosead Finer. WA \ broideries, metal a REPAIRING REMODELING ALTERATIONS e Special Rates for March y Now is the time to have alterations made on fur | garments. We will quote very attractive rates on | special orders, fur trimmings of all kinds, new fur i¢, collars and cuffs, relining of coats. Very special during March. SPECIAL! Have your out-of-date furs re- made into smart new chokers, 5() if? 4 ‘ Y be an ae . . 606-08 Washington Av —Thru to Sixth Se | a There are c1 of ed. pleated and straightline silhouettes. . that There is every new tyPs ot make them distinc Such marvelous Dresses! You will know at a glance that THESE Frocks were never intended r rcular tlaring, godet- _a variety 1 collar and low necklin A ic traceries. braids. laces. shirrin >tive. Misses’ and Women’s Sizes 14 to 42: Large Szeis 42°. to Flat Crepe! Georgette! P s! C S | Thrift / The Buy-W2; Novelty F - A new piaid | sxirts and comb Of a heavy qu fiber texture; 4 ‘In bright colors Vests of heavy in wide color shoulder straps forced bloomer match at $1.49. = Player R a Included im are: I Never Knev Thanks for ti Then I'll Be Remernber. Down by the ' She Is Just a Hook-back Br fitting models. Women’s Slippers, $ One-strap Sli; kid with turned ber heels, Fringed Pa Ecru tint cur severah pretty | loped bottom, — deep bullion fri: long, 45 inches Duroleum . An excellent linoleum, in sha gray; 2x4%% feet. cup size. ‘Thrift Arenue A Se Stepladder Five-foot size craced with met Wash Bask Large Basket willow, with str -_ — ae

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te Be ae ae ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCE WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 17. 1926. —_"_ | =. ~ A ee nee oe alii aaa lineman | ee ee, See Our Other Annoucements on Pages 14 and 15 tume Salon : S rl xX; BA ER& UL L. LD R Thrift Avenue unin Nw Dollar Sale of Lingerie . vA ld CdS in Novelty Polo Satin $1.50 Yard ; , | > Dress A new plaid Satin for coats, —A Buying Opportunity Out of the Ordinary—Offering Wide Selection of Attractive ; ski a combinatio ects. ° f A) gga ‘i ee Styles—Each Garment Well Made and of a Quality Most Unusual at the Low Sale Price iber texture; wide. : om bright baling a ri : \ , a - ~ ! 85c and $1.49 Oe ee | ——s - rts. The Sale of Sh os Vests of heavy quality rayon portant interpretation of the new in wide color selection; self a replica of a new Paris model shoulder straps, 85c. Rein- a8 , lee , Ss J oeny. The oe ot? the forced bloomers of rayon to oe fe , » “oo | and given a superDiy tailored match at $1.49. AZ | j : ‘ , j . ; . ° perpendicular tucking. The set-in x : This sale gives the signal for checking up on Lin- Including White Broadcloth— : | Player Rolls, 49c verie supplies, and looking forward to-the demands Off E pti a ‘ DRESS PICTURED ‘ } | 3 for $1.45 that will be made by the Spring season. It is in- Ss ee ee deed an unusual opportunity to select garments daintily fashioned and attractively styled, at an ex- ceedingly low price. | FALLOW (TAN) —- 1 i ( } } Included in the assortment are: ALIZED MODES = I Never Knew. G PARIS REPLICAS tJ Thanks for the Buggy Ride. ee Fe a iia: Wt the Rte, Early attendance will be wise—but if you are un- 50 to $195 “ aii. Ppy * | able to make personal sblnathabeciiane telephone a — is decorated with a Ke quaint old-fashioned hookedd{! tive glassware in a variety of . wie we tested aks comin Sy ~ _- Simplex Mops, 69c EM, | re can be | : | Five-foot size; each step | wrung dry without wetting © Wear-Ever Kettle The simplicity of the Windsor $ 17 Vd r in | braced with metal rod. | the hands. | 98c aa type of furniture has been carefully | = Sq. : H] | a ee Four-quart size, made o d in thi teel Bed. at- 3 | Wash Baskets, $1.49 _) this high-grade aluminum. a ra Pre hed i sty A t= : | Large Baskets, made of e tractively finished in merican 2s willow, with strong handles. bo | Larvex, $1.39 ; w@lnut. In both the double and Eight pretty patterns of - te? vais | This popular mothproof twin sizes; a remarkable. value. high-gratle Inlaid Linoleum £4 ) are offered in tile, block and "de | liquid, complete with auto- hardwood effects, at this un- usually low price. This Lino- leum will be cut to your order - from full rolls—as much as 150 yards can be purchased in —J | matic hand spray. _ Carpet Sweeper, $3.49 0 [ = Steel Panel Beds. $13.75 Bissells high - grade : PEM Se Os ' Sweeper—full size with re- The design pictured is one of the latest in Re TE RNG GEE aceaerenTEtinntnge anomaly ware aaa ) - movable brush. he Season’s Most | | Bench Wringer, $9.75 ae Steel Beds. The cane-effect panels are set off one pattern. A truly remark- = | Lovell Bicycle brand— : P| by the wood finish of American walnut or : Pre-E a: ’ | | with rr-inch rolls. Guaran- | | Crystal White = ee y Doubl eae able value at this price. , re-L aster Sale: | - | inadt 4 | Soap, 20 ice 75c | Table Aquarium brown mahogany. ouble or twin size. ; ‘ 4 ; 9 ! te “ imi Wash Tubs, 69c || Peet’ Bros’ White $1.39 | Bee, = shionable Frocks for | Bf Gaivanized iron’ Tubs in | | Laundry Soap — buying | | | New style—in green. am; Day-Bed. and Pad Four-Yard-Wide- Linoleum ‘ $ i} ; imi . 4 | Tooms—are offered at i No. 3 size. einen |. glass. Unusual value. $19.75 87c S vare Yard 3 me pre when s | Wash Boilers, $2.19 elt... .... 3 ne 59¢ Garbage Cans, 79c ; q Ctual value but we are | =a © No. size, with copper SSPE Eee g3for 59c ‘ sf Day-Beds solve gthe problem of space ; ; i ‘n you see them! : i @ chees stationary handles Sunbrite Cleanser.10 for 42c | Four-gallon size, made of economy and artistic appearance. This Good er | cork en 5g with burlap = = and heavy tin cover. Absorene ........ 3 for 29c | corrugated galvanized iron, Day-Bed is strongly influenced by the back is offered in a choice of six designs— | | i Eee 3 for25¢ | with handle and cover. charming Windsor style and is an*attrac- if especially desirable for the kitchen. STYLES! Po | S. O. S. Aluminum Clean- | ~ tive piece of furniture for any foom. : : : | | ES ae eae ee ae 3 for 68c — ‘ ! Crystal White Soap | . , oes ce | ! Flakes ...-...--- en ee Al, =) Double-Deck Coil Felt Mattress Comfortable Coil Linoleum Rugs Inlaid Linoleam . : | | ies Hinsiees, 29¢ | Spring, $13.95 , $12.75 Spring, $6.95 i Size 9x12, $12.75 $1.59 Sq. Yd. . ’ | ; , You may choose fr&m any Ir 19. : A very good Spring, made so-pound layer Felt Mat- An exceptional value in : 7 Theo tegen wer Six for $1.50 Health Scales, $12.95 - of “thin resilient spirals of | tress with rolled edge and = this high-grade Coil Spring, — 1 | | size for the bathroom. finished in gray enamel. well-made Mattress in any wire designed for comfort sortment of designs: and the popular black and white Electric Irons, $1.98 | “Send Will iaaeen ate | _ Watch your — and Double or twin size. . standaéd size. and service. (Seventh Pioor.) colors. ‘Each Rug is fin- marble effects. ~. Six-pound weight, with | a aeemene. | safeguard your — cs . t tahed with a border. (ethene highly nickel-plated finish.

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ee ee ~~ . — oe oe ane aa m Ae . vale 7 Sagi Pees sav, eiimnenasititiasineh r “Fog SRS 4 Mi - aw En eo ee nih wi AS 5, Nie ory 4 sm Oe ae , - ie - ‘ re + ae Lp 4 Enis em Fie Mt taps sid tA oe SRE eae Pash dt > ta PRs poe sae ag oS . ; a . wae oe Be } ai » we a 5 ‘ ? etn ‘ “ yo tee ‘ a Pl , EO RN RRR ON ke Bo a a> oho mht i teeta ipl peceatioe/ nen pe ee Ag : a - Piety ~ A = Loner ~~ + = tiny pals Pps 19D fad “ee ae oe 5 ! ra v ae ual hen A tN, Re 5 AMEE OBC e Ue ete iMUTeS yf! a Ae ~ ten, ond — eee oe A ere ce Ballot Is Secret. notinted recently by City M Marshal Duffy is a Miller pointee and his substitution of deputies is regarded at City Hall) as a move to provides administra- . tion men with jobs. Alderman | Eilers, who is not in sym with the Mayor’s activities, 5 » > ug gated the inquiry to iearn why the | ‘ ls changes were made. Thief! What f Deputy Charies hfatky, an of Robert J. hratky, Mayor ler’s campaign manager, his nephew had had nothing with his appointment. 4ll the witnesses insisted n — : . .* 1 : i. e e arted ? iiticai Puss as 2ci a7 Alterations ing such as these. Come Prepared to See the Choicest Collection of New | Men, we’ve not seen their equal anywhere. We've been on the alert watching for the best values obtainable. We were very tortunate in securing five of America’s and En- gland’s leading makers to co-operate with us, making great concessions. So Thursday we offer to the men and young men of St. Louis 1800 new Spring 2-Trouser Suits and En- glish Topcoats at a price unheard-of for high-grade cloth- 25 Weeks to Pay Men! Beginning Thursday Morning at 9 O’Clock—An Anniversary Special! cc“, Spring Clothing Ever Shown in Our 53 Years of Service in St. Louis The Newest Spring Styles The popular two and three button single and double breasted English models for the young man. ‘The three-button - sack for the business man. in models to fit men of all builds, stout, slim, short and regular. 200 New Spring Imported Topcoats {f Every Coat in This Sale Made by “Wegoda,” J England’s Best Maker of High-Grade C lothing ° customs, these exclusive English Toppers. showing the newest single-breast- ed loose English drape Coats, in the newest Spring patterns and colorings. Made of the choicest woolens trom England, Scotland Just released from and Ireland. Sizes for Men of All Builds and Tastes Solve Your Spring Clothing Problems in This Great S3rd Annwversary Sale Thursday e The Newest Spring Patterns & Colorings The new blue diago- | nals, diamond weaves, blue. cheviots — the new tans, browns and _ the | popular ovster shades— | the wanted grays and — neat stripes are here in abundance. Also many novelty patterns in light and dark colorings. : ( Nagente—Third Fledr VYortfii) t : « : x = s | j 2 t inal _~e tage . * 7 OO alae a silhcradsie i ansinlab dies cee wanda dag i ea aes TSS ee . * Many one $37.33. Tea month of ll enable ust Thursday— a* Ni i > Wim 200 Regular and tweeds. Str Sizes 14 to 18, 36 — = Annive 40-Inch Printed ¢ new designs and 32-Inch Silk Broa IVOry. | 40-Inch | shades or blaek-

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ane ee — eames: _STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH a WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 17. 1926. ST! tS POST-DISPATCE: WILL FILE NEW PETITION TO DISINCORPORATE TOW Fairview City Controversy, Appar- ently Settled Once by County - Court, Renewed. ‘ When Circuit Judge Wurdeman cecided that the St. Louis County Court could not act on ¢g petition to disincorporate Fairview City, be- ,cCause of an error in the caption of the petition bearing 775 names, it appeared that peace would reign Weeks to Pay a Thursday Specials in the Big Anniversary Sale! | ae ee However, another challenge was b /sounded today with the announce- % : /ment that a new petition bearing orning at iil “Special Thursday—A New Purchase of 5OO Anniversary Sale 7 } i 4, fhe County Court, April 13. Pubteet | tion was ordered, in compliance with the law. The original petition for incor- S ' / i | © | 4 : S m, ‘Gy nn : CCI . . , ; . l= ‘Z : - NG poration, signed by 401 taxpayers y Pp . 5 : | ’ S a : purported to represent the will of | - W pnn? Od S pag . | ” j a majority of the taxpayers of th: ae \ or _community of 2000. Incorporation : ee 2 ‘gee * Was gramted on this petition. | : e y The pre testors ‘he jresent “d | ° ie 2) ae No Phone or Mail Orders their petition to the Court, allem. ) prin : Many Olle o} a kind sample , oats Sie luded In ee sale. Thur sday, ( tl | Thread \Lany usetu ] ana needed articles are here at unusually Dy-an-Shine ae gee. ae ee than gre > if $37 Jo . Vanufac furers with whom we do a regular business every | 6 Spools | low Anniversary prices. Supply your needs for Spring ~ | tained ‘by. misrepresentation, and : ‘ | hat the ecessary be no0- month of the year have sold us these remarkable Coats at a price. to 42 im this sale. 40c thirds of the legal voters, had signed the "petition to disincor- enable us to retail them at $37.53—an Anniversary special for Tapes and Braids | _ 5% Fancy Garters, We pigeraroe Seoate:: Judie’ ‘Secon an eee i. | 2 for > | ' ‘Thur sday— ° a -. “See 23-7 25c Silk Seam Binding; 7. a = 53¢ @ghoe polish and that the petition was faulty + ‘ os . , Coats’ best O- Vat “d pleces; no black. . 15¢ Wen BI rl j * dye combined for | = | ie ee ae gti” ) , Pees W ' cord spool cotton. a : — oomer fuastic “4- 3/ smooth or sucde Ps , Seeereres Me x 7 woe orth $50 to $60 2u0-yard spools. | v: pi ips ag Tape : Me puso tenet ke weiss ye C leathers. All col- ne j ; ; > Soke Carre } — : Black and white i oe : o8e Garment Shields, - . ° ' . Bo i fre ef 10c Shick Tack 3 braid, 4- fitte mn net A43c : er: Ipip | all numbers ere “gehts iitted-on net iigincasnicic a , Anniversary Sale Price yard pieces .. We ee Taken st the Very Beginning from 40 to 8%. ; ) " Co . ee igsiee:. “Sra = . ' j Bias is W lite an J co] - ~ 10 silk + 4 t : ith) \ | ~ 1h) o pall e pet yy J ) 10 lf i RE SR A cinema aa 59c Sanitary Belts, bro - Dishecloths. |: large size. : , S| ont et A eae. ae ee ee eee a . | 200 New Dress and Sports Coats $ —— - ge ree at Ss, making great ‘ P| 200 New Dress P 19= S9c Shoe Bags isc E leciric Curling Nevaiaoes Girdles Laundry Mailer Regular $30 and $35 new Spring Coats in plaids, checks, mixtures, twills rons men and oun of | and tweeds. Straightline or cape effects. : ™ Suits % hfe = : | . | Sizes 14 to 18, 36 to 44 (Nugents—Second Floer. North.) | 69c C C s ] O00 $1 89 “tight . vk SQ} all : Eight pocket sNnoe Hie avVY rorragated bor : * 1 3 ; “ey eee ee Per IF Negligee Girdles of : : gh-grade cloth- ' } . . Bags, made of flow -inch nickel § finisl — : with Khaki cloth cover “9 : vy: ; " »t ‘tric rirliwn ’ y pl iK *) and elasti: ; } 9 ) ) a ered cretonnes. In electric curling iron ink coutll with bound seam~s, ve, alee” : : Anniversary ys | C — ar S rn 1 S light and dark colors vit PeCR CUBIC! DR webbing. Complete Complete with address The eonstant curling and waring sa - * haf OMpret With with fi and stamp; window demanded by present styles 1 ’ ; ¢ ga0d ma. ‘ wi ur strong hose Well made of good ma rd at plug; full; straps and handles. lowly } he co) terials rvaranteer supporters. Steen 20x11 4x8 inches bobbed hair, slowly burns the color, + 4 . aa . ‘ ‘ 13 +s : > lection of New ‘ | | $2. 50, $2. i $2. 98 and $3. 98 Qualities eee sais dancin ae ne eee a sod. et eae eee sccidiibi oe paving it — on (Nugents—Main Fiovr, south.) ull of dandruff: then the hair roots Our 53 by 40-Inch Extra Heavy All-Silk Georg- \ 36-Inch Chiffon Taffetas—in plain and SENS ERE RS SS ORB a le a Cae PE ee aenten Le Pe Oe Oe) saihbioe ane tes ane the hair falls out fast. : ette Crepes—in new shades or black. changeable weaves. : Sinee girls just must curl and wave » : ; . 40-Inch Silk Failles—iy) bl: ‘k d | . : | | ; pence “0 mS pee rons pcre wo Is = Ff| “sch Crepe de Chines and Flat Thread ‘Inch Silk Failles—in black and colors Anniversary Soap C ombination Specia oe wash boiler, \ ou oe got to get something pore 2 in Smocks bought es- Blue Tan Jasper Pink ~ > f g The quickest i safest and surest way iall f the Anni i to get rid of the persistent, nerve- _ el “ — Lavender Gray si , a“ racking pains of Neuritis is to get bottle of Allenrhu Special Formula versary Sale Rose Brown Green : , “cu 4 SA) <i unssten” Wine: hy Ao. =. Be aus Jou get No. S, whiep f,- I ’ I pull Brictht comes in capsule form. Take these Tie ess TERE sie ' ie ae , iltex - fiji a4 -~Z2riu ai sa & : i:sttie dark green capeulee as cireeted - esat . : « = . = and Durable. and notice how in about 24 hours Choice of 25 Watts. 40 Watts. S0 Watts they have considerably reduced it: VNiade on becoming lines ot Pao quality gingham and eham- i Rite eouiine Sale not entirely, batiinhed thoer envere. oodiean Md oo dees ‘ | | : | | ~ pame the ve cau you so many brav Women find them a most convenient garment ter protect- | | Price. Each . ( | slew nights. Continue for two or three — Gaye more or until the pains have entirely ey 2: 1 isa pyeared, tng the elothes in the offiee or nome. No Telephone or C. O. D. Orders Filled. | it doesn't matter how long you may . dig te None Delivered and Limit of 10 c neve eneters a ae Sone our vereg anc AAmut OF ! 0 a& © Ustomer, u the shovkder, arm, week of liege ° . “ia! Formtla Ao. & will £, ii eataiiltnitina , ertus a Ive FOU Shetiy | ae Bros. Drog Co. We aff- Wilber: ‘ugenia—Third Pledr North.) 3 SLE waite Drug Co, 7th and Washington Av. sn | 7 ES (eran and (tvs St.. or any tem! druggies | | * z oa oe wilh Ge Stad to stpply yen (Nagents—Second Fioeor South.)

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a Ml ee Set ee “ ae ee ‘iis ee" Stn ' — Po tene ge sie sa é ~ Fes mee ae geet SR Reet ol calte ye pepe a: BT. 0 tare. cole wal pe D eye + due ae Teen ° ae be: Shonen erage ha ‘ ag ‘ sd ~ 4 EEE Sf . = _ derfully Easy to Buy! and dark Spring shades : 4 >> 36-Inch Heavy All-Silk Orkeda Eadit'm 53 Silk—In newest Spring shades . o 40- Inch AU-Silkk Quality Georgette— | ight and dark shades 4 : ) ae j " al Silk and print com- ek Acbetae gale Bae ri | Cn ~~ Lh binmations, flat crepes, ee. Sen eee | ) ° sive samples from’ the ~ Kiddies’ ‘Socks for Easter aa se many new stvies that will be seen for the first time Thurs- a ae There are many new styles th: Bo: P d : ' 7 “59 joys’ lai ne, See come prepared for vou want Iv TH | . Infants Socks, 19c, 29c, 35c, 39¢ tniv remarhkaod.e 4 certa d Yew styles, paste! coiors Plaited S@L.kk and The POST-DIS ne wspaper giv oo. De ae a Clothing Saleff An Anniversary Special for Men That Guarantees Real Savings on New Spring Clothe : 3000 Men’s and Young Men's 2-Pants Suits Gabardines| Topcoats have absolutely been forgotten. shoves can choose 2 Suits, 2 [Lopcoats, or a Suit and a Topcoat combined, any com-: If you cannot use both garments, rina bination you desire, any size you destre. friend with you and each select one. - ‘ _ to be fitted correctly. guaranteed showerproof, of double-breast- ed styles, also conservative effects . inv Y ar that wear wonderfully -a da, wear. A real \ 2 eo } : -| 4, « \ English t x-] ack ' A size + ween +; nr ¢ rs a 11g . YCa LalcUs. Gai na ™ . ; —_ . I. > . i ll reir chanec \ yraat ce. it ever tindircian aga Gal nm Snid At SS. - = + a ‘e Suii . ry indi 7 — op } > ce od : fe } = | > — - § + - a + > rn > « er? oS — ion Or A iait “pring rari » ; = ‘rr rag iam tu ‘ ? . ‘ _ c ° } trousers, pienty ~ ; ‘ - syvea TV i* 7*9 on? ” iced iat i q a 4 3 UA Iimmeé i . ° ™ ‘ | . of dre Aw oet ~wt+x-la eambhinedi ee 3 ua . a ‘ Pi als 74 ’ ~~" — —— _ it aS 0 ‘ Si e as i" r= yo ~~, The most wonderful group of garments in stock ever assembled for the price. Several prominent manufacturers have contributed liberally to make this a real value sale, and profits Mothers Who Have Not Yet Participated in This Sale Should Be Here Thursday Girls’ Coats Silk Dresses $7.98 to $10.00 Values 29 New ship- ments com- ing in daily Lightweign' Syringe ¢ 1ts 4 } SS Sj ‘ at * uF d a" ™N a. 3 Ss! Zes - 4 ~ a « to 14 o “ +? *¢ .. . Al h j ek ‘ \s taftf ~ . 1? , - - - ‘ and coiors. 4 4 to 67g: first and secends. , ehciiinndigialidaaeaties, ientien ) Ribbon: the Youthful New 36- ‘Ine h Beauti iful New Printed mes $1.75, $2 and Shapes and Colors ; Won- 40-Inch All-sSilk chine de Chine—In ‘ight $2.29 Values 23 ) ; : Just the fad: cs and the 36-Inch All-Silkk Foulard—¥In a la new shapes and shades that are to be” Spring designs and colors.. fram now forw ard Love! ¥ trim- mings: smart tailoring; generous 36-Inch Bengaline ‘Faille — In gray- neasure of style and value: cocoa, navy and biack. Fiber) ee : . ( Nugents—Bargain Basement. e , ® ———— * ( Nugents—Bargain Basement.) Anniversary Sale 1000 Pairs of f Crossbar Ruffle Curtains Mill Re} ect Rug ~ ere SOc | Seem ntl ry +! oir tut match a large assortment of beautiful cheer- Neat Crossbar style made with full ruffle and tle-back ‘6 maton. cit iekiaias “ate cami eo ini reom er sun parior. ful designs and colorings. Exc Are for bed, dining roo P quality. Some ere mill trials Extra Quality Drapery Cretonne (36 Inch), 49c Felt-Base Squares, ap 53 $1.9 Fe'*-Base “ i a ‘fer living er parlor dra ag (V¥ugente—Bargain Basement.) ae ‘\ 19e and Be span _— Fabrics & eh Stee as et Be Trade-Marked Sh eS figured des! igns and Ppiain wide. tee f @esirable patterns both Iight and dark effects Che range o ‘ Pp shown in largwe.assortme! é ‘signs and co ngs. ex} size. 19¢ Dress Ginghams ‘Bargain Basement.) a el ee ee i ee o.8e.e | ie [i . Ve ia ' : Ri a. reai Vaiue (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) " i Fowns, cnemisge, step- silk on ee $1.8 iips, chemises or step-ins. Wi th ae mnimings in soft pastel aden, i * the newest Spring styles unl Gas, Re ul ar size S. TO a Sizes 40 to5 — tS MA me) a KAR ETRE | SESS Say, ante Ee rae Are iy Be tesa = 3 | The Gabardines Pure worsted gabs e fe LAL : te neat tan shades, convertible: collar, all-around belts. Cem rs be used for dress wear or ‘*TWO-IN-ONE”’ Coat. (Nagents—Bargain Basement.) ee eee. ee — Boys’ New Spring 4-Piece Vest at a Real Saving of Several Dalle (‘ome with coat, vest. one pair of ‘‘longies”’ ” ‘and onal a knickers, or two pairs, full Knickers. New Spring sha t‘Hzatare ~-* . * ‘ ss ; ~ situa’ atid (1 @ pendadie. wae 4 } All well Lali J e 2) ae ored. all sizes _— = .* tr 7 4 ? ' A. § « ~ Boys’ Blouses, 53c Extra Special! Made of fine vercales. m3 adras., High grade makes, full cut sizes ; 4 se ilar attac hed I Sty ft 3S, rege i 2c Values, area) anniversary in Mmrettr,. Tr | ? ee i« . Tr -4 "crs: ‘ . 5 inches wide, 10 to “99 vard ckKS sultabie lengtns in a good assortment of and many wanted wpisin shades etitable + Lt £é#2 8B ae %. ss 4 ee : : >) . —* as 4 3 for linings, bloomers and other — Purposes. -_— > 10c Yard 69c to 79c Mercerized is te Cotton Broadcloth ii~ ¢ does _— te: hin itil, 49c Yard and piaid ef- Closeilv woven with printed +, - o = on - * ial > Sted ™ ro! aprons, stripes and figures, in washable material, 36 fnches wide. ( Nagente—Bargain Basement. ; . Sale of Women’s and Gils’ American Lady, Popular, Bro ord well-known makes. fords and novelty effects. Tan eailf. black calf, satins. patent leather, blonde kid, grav kid and others. Co.. Eim Sidag se There pum ps, plain pP 8, eut-ont center-Tle ()x- Sizes 2'. to 8 ( Nagenfs—Bargain 5 . z " _ _ > 1 7 : o - ~ > b E« mF

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a ee 7 Sl Serlrt=“ ;] +3R.!F:t rk ll ee ee ee. A. ss *. es ~ | ! Soe SS SS SSEERS SRE SESCRE SE BBS 8 2S __ STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, 1926. ST. LouIs POST-DISPATCt - a one Seek e882 8 2 2 2 —_———--— ~—s = ~ aoe aoe a . | . on os , ar the Leela Te eee YERRS fon eee | Louis, $10,889, and in Kansas Cy. =. DOLLAR BARGAINS |, NOME, Alaska, . March 17-—-A | ITY JOBHOLDER HET I} | $12,887; Elce Petreleuss Coc Gees; | s jeord strike at Bluff, 60 miles north 4 FRAUDULENT MORTGAGE : rasa hag er ae “aie cee. | . ° Ot here, ttractec no tte ; i sie . Be ORR Hones : wr Va; nite a os Good Washing Wins Good Will egy, ges rom ames) Panes x rem erreety | IMPLICIT) QUIT iseems ts Batre ] | | Lindeil 1593 Lindell 1594 returning to Norne became known. Incumbered. eg by People’s Motorbus Co., + Dog teams are leaving here daily 3enjamin Austin, 30 years old, Co) Li for the strike hundre slat ' j ee! Se ; : Cllections of the gasoline tax —_— ne : - A hundred claims Negro, of 4457 Enright avenue, abe 1 alums’ _———e | } x- ae See ; iwrigne 1997 mm Plc iene aie = jnave been staked along the Bering : , ae oe iia il , during 1925, the first year‘it was in \Sea beach and much prospecting was convicted yesterday by a jury | Dr. R. A. Gunjgr to Resign as effect in Missouri, totaled $4,894,- newspaper giving Associated Press news service ‘oe GES SE : : : 260. Thi = “8 a “ 9 : , ' }Has pee? in’ Circuit Judge andwehr’'s uv ~ aT. #50, his will be increased to . | been done. int Circuit Judge Landwehr’s court! Tyberculosis Controller After ay | , - had obtained a new trial. ; nounced today by Attorney Gen- | | h Testimony showed he gave Raef, era} Gentry, Hospital Commiasion- | e proximately $5,000,000, it was said. TO UT UT as WOMEN: '°. Williams, Negro, a second mort- Sensational Ruling by Gentry. (when payment is made of all the! -BARGAIN guge on an organ in Austin’s mo- | 7. tion picture show ai 4262W Finney; — | | ovenue La‘er the organ was sold | Controller of St. Louls, which of- | uiccess 2400 Pairs Guaranteed Full-Fashioned SILK HOSIERY $1.00 Heavy Service Silks and Sheer Chiffons The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening of making a fraudulent second | ‘mortgage. His punishment was, fixed at five years in the peni-| | taxes found to be due in the audit. | oe + eee j tentiary. He had previously got | . i ‘ ~~ + a ethan taLe 4 oe the same sentence last April, but | AS a. TEesSuit Ou an opinion an j er Shankland said Dr. R. A. Gun- | ter would resign as Tuberculosis! | §I | s > e Sizes B T Size , bess All Perfect—All Sizes—Al] Colors. | to satisfy a first tmortgags andi fice he has held for two weeks. Lisie top and foot: 7 40 1056 ~Sutnriocus'~ 940 1056 | es i ath 3 Pre. $2.90 “s OF his no.cs. re . . A thie + aia : 2 i ° lew Spring Clothes | * H & LOCU O Se Sie on Oey bergen: p 4 ot es 5 berculosis#Controller must possess’ Sub-Standard, ful!l-fash- ia license to practice medicine in | loned Silks and Chiffons 9 . ADVERTISEMENT -; Missouri, Dr. Gunter has no such | » 2 Pairs, $1.25 : , wall n en S license. The State Board of Health | ) Angora Goat's Hair Is | has ruled that Dr. Gunter is ineligt- | | \) . , : ible to take an examination for a: | .) : s . Valuable in America Missouri license, unless he submits | & Pr \ : ae ; From the flocks of Angora more credentials than he has go far | MAII ant a S Goats that live on the rough J! produged. ORDERS PHONE lands of Turkey and Spain comes Hospital Commissioner Shank- pe bor 35 FILLED a * Tne vv aluable onatr of eaccmphantes: land, in alnnouncing he would ap- AT ALL 659% e The hair of these vroats 18 uth How? lr Gunter a Covernment GROCERS ' b d 7 Thursda ine ived in making the almost inde te QerRyee ceipaete tS Se ee H a Ines 4 é ith 2. ae rere ibs a Rae p¥ysician, to sueceed +. Se. Be * § N Shi cfruetionlie mMonair veive LS used gO . . 7 Di I § ew Iipment of xtensively on fine Upholstered J) "Pector as Controller, at $3600 a istributors ff } ) G {} f | —oraepeitatg A SY year, said the work was purely ad- f} ‘urniture by the Prufrock-Litton J | 4" Said t I ; ° i : y Dresses, pt ie Co.. Fourth iad Ct ministrative and a Missouri medi- Hass-Lieber. Grocery Co.. ~ d \-~ é bic usa ree c i bh ve se . me S : : = We Repeat by Charles Streets. cal license would not be reauired. Amos-James Grocery Co a Today and tomorrow only they || 76 °Dinion announced today con- ig Gal "HOSIERY CORNER _s8th and Locust Popular Demand, |, Today and tomorrow only they | tradicts this, and holds that the |SCUdders-Gale Groc. Co. an 2 — -_ ego , me Artie Controller, although not personal- | Our Smashing Sale at = . pal aoe he 4 vowel at | IY Practicing medicine, acts in a | - + ——— : oitgint co J a $179. hale medical capacity, as head of a. \ 5 THe iow rece ] weidédé. d ; . : ‘ f é nea we ah ~ bits at gene his work, and therefore comes suite per: erTn cs} Pu, vithin the scope of the statute re- " quiring licenses, , ? Th 8 t t D ) | Dr. Gunter recently appiied Lo | | 9 { sf the State Board of Health fo a li- | e mar es ress ADVERTISEMENT }cense, submitting as his aontitien 9 socencescesccess eee Beeeesasenanes . tions a certifi See pe i " ' | . . tions a ruficate of graduation / ye You ve LVer S@ern ii: ¢.from the A@anta (Ga.) School of va - s Medicine in 1910, a Georgia medi- : G ? ’ na al S | . : i e papas ae com a ; cal license and his experience of; ’ ise both garments, bring a a aemy ae : : ~ ‘ . ° i . % S| . : vears in the Veterans’ Bureau. f\ 4 415 NORTH SIXTH STREET . ; : : Dr. James Stewart, secretary 6f The ® lla 5 N e : * the board, said Pr. Gunter fatled to ' 2 S | . . submit credentials showing he pos- , Gabar dir 1es ¥ ew ty es in : s| sessed a high school education, or ¥ ure worsted gabardines. : a . s/its equivalent. There is no medical ad ee : = Printed Crepes Ni recigveciy bdiween thé States: 6f guarantee showe roo in °, ak ai e ° : Missouri and Georgia, and unless | 300 NEW EAS] EY] e : % Striped Satins : © Dr. Gunter produces high sc} ool | & neat tan shades. convertible : > credits, he is ineligible to take an ; 7 : t Flat Crepes . : examination for a Missouri license. tollar. all-around belts. Can Crepe de Chine : ;| The next examination will be held | P . eiin St. Louis in July. le used for dress wear or Satin Cantons : . ss ——— ae “Rayons”’ ||: :/$56,265 PAID TO STATE IN | | = : = ‘TWO-IN-ONE”’ Coat 0 : Oat. q : > DELIN VENT GASOLINE TAK NEW FLAT CREPES—And what rich quality ........ . : : >i P ‘irs > INE GE ; S——Prizen at..... 810 , bled for the price. Several r Every New Fashion Idea for || : : egg elgg on ge ona ae: CEE DE CHINES—Marveloun beautics at... .. sie . a real value sale, and profits ¥ } Spring will be found in these |}: ~ to Evasions or Errors GLOWING, GLISTENING SATINB..- FESMALL nae | . : ae ee 6 LL THE NEW LONG BISHOP SLE ALL TH | (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) . 3 Dresses—new flare skirts, ernie : | Spe ia for nd fg : “seg a . NEW SWIRLING FLARES, ALL THE NEw - wi panel effects, new cluster tucks, : : JEFFERSON CITY, March 17.— 4 SMART HIGH COLLARS . : | embroidery, braid and other nov- 4 E During the first nine months of | . 2 , . 4 : ; elty trimmings. Only $10. : s|last year the paymerit of $133,306 } Boys New Spring | Crepe de Chine, $10 Printed Crepe, $10 Flat Crepe, $10 ® . D ozens of new styles in rich fab- rics and gayest Easter patterns at an unusual price A for the season's | Bp newest Frocks. ... Reg. $19.75 Value Ms | Tailored SUITS New Short-Coated $ , Models in Smart : Boyish Effects........ : 7 -_ ; 1-Piece Vest Suits . rf | evaded or omitted through Clerical ; | effor, according to an audit of the it a Real Saving of Several Dollars {| ee a ale Se (ome with coat, vest. and one » yesterday by State Auditor Hack- : > wi oat | mann. air of “‘liongies”’ and one pair jin state gasoline taxes was rel | Since the omissions and evasions | ; mickers, or two pairs full lined nickers. New Spring shades nat are turdy and | e pendable. All well tail red, al! sizes oo li, 22 eal value Boys’ Blouses, 53c Extra Sp-cial! Made of fine percales, madras. etc. jigh grade makes, full cut sizes 6 to 6. Collar attached styles, regular $c values, area) anniversary special. t A es ra 2 “s have been uncovered by the check : s a the State has collected $56,265 of | af ] : ‘ " ) » the $132.306. Among the com- | = ad “ a ~ T1. )* tr hiah he . ror Seas mrt ies ' == | : panies whicn have received notice } I that they still owe payments of the 4 . a ' 2 hi Se) te tax, at two cents a gallon, are: *Benzo Gas & Motor Fuel Co., St. Faun Ose OTAREX WASHERS: Do away with wash-day and laundry expense now. A small down payment secures immediate de- livery of a brand-new ROTAREX. The balance is payable in small payments extended over a whole year. The first washing you do in your home with the ROTAREX will convince you that it is the. washing machine for you. New models. New low prices now. Especially Easy Terms. 3 ) A Genuine ROTAREX for § q ROTAREX | : WW / | |) —AND LET YOU DO it THE BOASTING | WELL do your wet |) wash spotlessly well, |) and let you do the boast- ing. You'll pridefully tell | about the well-equipped |) laundry you've founda and how careful we are. ° | We might tear an aged | | sheet that has seen lots ’ of service. But we make [| good. And we'll call for | s rour laundry if you |. phone—and thank you! — AND UP TO $159 Wet Wash, 6c lb. Minimum Bundle, $1.20 ndergarments S slips. In pretty - . hs « Gark Shades, regular < idergarments, $1.83 . Chemises or step-ins, with dainty in soft pastel shades. Sizes 36 BREASTED MODELS, TAILORED ;LE AND DOUBLE . RED AND A RESSY TYPES, EMBROIDERED AND CAPE COATS, MANY ENRICHED WITH SUMMER FURS IN SUCH COLORS AS EVERGLADE, BOIS DE ROSE, BLUE BELL, NAVY, ETC. Let this SENSA- TIONAL COAT EVENT help you to a substantial SAVING on the very Coat you Hy Nt want a . ee 2 ae ee eee iii Hh i ii ' THL i paeiiia? T PM a e Kimonos, $1.98 onas made Of good quality cotton ) hewest Spring styles and colors. Reg. $23.00 Value | Our tremendous buying power for all our we 20wns, $1.00 crepe or volle Gowns, in soft Iiegular sizes. enables us to sell for LESS. Our merchandise is ex- clusive, but not expensive. (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) —_ aaa Y n’s and Girls’ ked Shoes ‘an adr, Popular. Brown .. Endicott-Johnson and l-known makes. There are um ps, plam a Cul-or! mNter-tie (bx. and novelty y" . . ws a Lau Cali. Cail, satins. nt leather. . kid. gray d others. 329 New Hats Below Cost! $7.50, $6 and $5 Values in a Sensational One Day Sale New Crowns. ..New Trims ... New Shades =. yin } TE) ee _|| ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL | wet Wash, Selb. b EASY PAYMENT PLAN] Minimum Bundle, $1.60 clothes are washed on a smooth silvery surface that it Phone—Vietor 708-47 mr ot injure even the daintiest things. The cylinder it RSTAREX22°WASHER sana oe 2] CASCAD motion creates an excellent water agitation and in addition the so Prat Franny Hay Tis aiaain- ths tate oe thn ASH LAUNDRY ! done by hand washing. The dirt is washed out of the cylinder 4 forth through the clothes. Investigate this im. WET W Victor and Ohio i} | = \ mai | | ——, — for -_ | Ai d in all parts o o iT ster Maplewood, Overland Park, Affton, Lakewood and | East St. Louis. ON a Geo \ NOTHER underpriced pur- chase of sport and dress Hats. Flower - trimmed models, tailored Hats, transparents, ribbep trims, etc. , \ERY wanted silk or straev fabric, a dozen new All head sizes. All sales final, ao ¢e or returné. ‘ Sizes 2'- to 8 (Nogenfs—Rergain Basement.) — Acne no REIMAN CR NN ALES ALI CTE LL AIOE - oon pes toe —— ——— — = ends of the cylinder. This prevents the dirt being washed back an (Bargain Basement.) See e888 8 8 8% ,portant feature. : iit 415 N, eee < | patina RN ee : , ; ma hp - ~—

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TE — F a - - * hbco ‘ bs ‘ Ba ial LEARN hte ha ghd path RS ee a bey: “ 23 Sep i * — Soe. Peg se AES Oe, ee pote Het BRN ah em Biri, PS AIRES ce ,portant feature. 10 — eer enna a mrt COMB SAGE TEA iS aitieteceeeinetee INTO GRAY HAIR Common garden sage brewed into & heavy tea, with sulphur and alcoho! added, will turn gray, Streaked and faded hair beautifully dark and iururiant. Mixz- ing the Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe at home, though, uw trov- blesome. An easier way w to ger ine reacy-to-use prep aration improved by the addition of other ingrediczts. It is Known as Wreth’s Sage & Sulpher Compounc and can be obtained at al) crug stores for only 75 certs a bottiec. While gray faded hair is not sinful, we al! desire to reiain our vouthfu! appearance and attractiveness Br darkening vour hair Wrwreth's - : ro i.e. ae , a a - ~ rmwe Sage and Su!phur Compou no or ean tell. because ‘ft cos naruri gst dampen 8 iv, £0 ever’ sponge or soft brush with i and draw this through vour hair, taxing one smal) strand gi a time, bY morn ing all grav hairs have disappearec After another sppliicaivon or two your hair becomes beautifully dark. ciossy, soft and lururiant and you appear rears vorncrr. NFLAMED Trv Dr. Bleosser’s Medica! Cigarettes in the Next Attack a ae Nasa’ catarmh 2 mot on dis acreeabie and offensive, Dut i: wil ead to senous troubie Tibee T amec conga tion of the woreeus membrane of ihe a:r pas e of head. rose anc roa = Y aDprera o the point where if 18 , at ° en & neer t : ‘ i) +} —— “i : a + rarreties «ar - om pose of ; ™ ¢ Gi nai herbs, flowers ; and berries. The | warm emoke vra- por is inhaled nto the affect ec air passages an@ will go v here sprays, dowches and salves cannot reach. Thev contain no tobaceo or cubebs, and being hurmicss, are used br women and children, as well as men. oe. from a@nr Crusti4, & cupvemmerlt pocke: ” package of T’r. Blommer's Ciceretice nd prewe for yvourmelf their pleasant, bene — oor La e For Throbbing Headaches Don't let threbbing headaches make vou cross and misetabie, low- ering vour vitalitv and effimency. Physicians are prescmbing a form- nla calied A-VOL that subdues pain almost like magic, yet is absolutely | harmiess, because i! does net ce- . preas the heart. Handy 2ic pack- ages at all druggista. Revere and eellicrs become e2e- aquainted threugh the Poest-Dispatch Mart Columns. \ a he ends of the cylinder. This prevents tne Gil) eee ~— a SO et NE ek ep et spe ae FAILS TO FIND SUNKEN OLD: ENDS LIFE ——— Treasure Seeker Made Many Ventures to Recover Bullion Lost at Sea in Storm. ~~ Pe ihe Asmociates Press. OAKLAND, Cal, March 17.—The ashes of Eucrene C, May, chemist and adventurer, will sink beneath f Pacific te rem the waters c the = * ® upon the treascre trove tha: of -4 ++ n3 . _ Mav Gied vesterday in tne coun- 5 = 7 3 : tr hoepital here trom Enife wounds wilfinflicted as eo result of disap- — .: wr solntment over repeated failures ? ¢he reach the treasure box ¢c aie schooner Gen. Grant which sank +? «> A rere) Te 3 Istan © il OTryr ik gaa ” “ 3 RLB NC a la. + - . > =! eé while carrrving a group o r from ih Bawarait co:d ‘ ? A tear? oe 4 ae homes 'y \s 2 eae ee eel TE Bn the ~ opanv— Put > Were saved. * the survivors showed Mar ' ; } - + where tne Grant sank in but e few fatt een of water. He also told him that there was $20.000.000 tm bt!- lion and drat tn the ship's strong box. Mav fitted eut an expedition fr Australia in 1812 He was ready to square awavr to the Ancktands when | the went down, There was around the woric a ee eae a: ral a, wu cas. . THING TUBES °°... 22222" BREA y) nent and May Gould not meet the mand Hie abaridoned the expe- dition after losing some $60,000. La tmed again, planning to | start California. But once | more the echeme failed, whfe the. $10,600. 000 in stmken gold contin- ** to taunt him. (ther ventures collapsed. and. | Bick and despomdent, he finally | cave up and put a knife to his’ wrists in his cheap Oakland lodrc- “toe We a& . — -/ Os ~ ae Ines Friends found him before death came and egent him to the hospital, where he, died. P eT ts to Simpson. a friend. take bic ashes fo the Aurchklands with an expedition that he is fitting | up for another trv at the Grant’s long-submerged treasure. The asb- es will be spread over the ecean where the Grant went down. May, who was 68. was a cradv- ute of three universities and a so!- dier of fortune. He obtained some tarming lands in Mexico a4 number of years ago. but Panchr Villa stripped him of these boid- ings. He was a native of France. but was naturalized in 188¢C. INDICTMENT REFUSED OVER STORY ABOUT ALLEN CURRY Federal Grand Jury at Jefferson City Completes Inguiry Into Arucle Published There. mim by - iC Cin * bye 4 @apciute t+ gmat ‘ a 7 ‘rT °°" fs . . - LAr « JEFFERSON CITY. Mereh 16 — no rT ue P 2 | "oo wey t ee ee » — ‘ i We urned here gee * _ — ie . ‘ ee ©Tc 2% x T eger’ ; Franc jury ies > . . ? ) ze “7 7 ¢ ™" —_ mine Unite Saies L¢uSstrict Court e a 5 >. 7 7 cr » oe > > ‘ ° : % ,ii€ ae a ’ aon io ~~ s d ti RIOT’ Pul- , re hegays ~~ vt fe 7h +> Y ny & rc ase he . ¢ s aie sic « *fferson ity Ts Vee Poet. Alien Curry. States Distriet At- torney, at St Louis, with alleged Ph peri en e —-* “= +--+ & T mitad 'immora] condnet. It is understood the investigation ‘emtered around publication 2nd distribution of the papers, ir which the articie appeared, by Heber Na- Lome, former State Laber Commis. sioner, who is publisher of the Daily Post. } The tmwesittiertor wens +o Orter- , mine it is furthee tTnderstiooed,. /wWhether the article violated the aeral Statutes against sending | obscene tuatter theereh the mail | ie Follow This Rule THEN NOTE YOUR COMPLEXION Wash your face gently wih sooth- img Palmotrve Soap, —— oY z § i Hi 4 s if F TE hi H fi t “= +e ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCT — i i vi . i tl 3 4] i iy ioe io i nt Ff ¥ ; | ag? me * s ere ee (Bargain Basement.) OR aT seas s/s i _______) | ae oly .\. 0225 OAR WEDNESDAY EVENING High quality now meets low price BEGINNING THURSDAY = z ‘ ey te we we = The world’s clothes now ; « #2 * - ; be m é P ‘ Now the miracle accomplished in the automobile making of fine clothes by Hart Schattner & Ma units — huge purchasing power—all this B =i Never before have we offered such values in fine clothes HART SCHAFFNER & MARX TWO-TROUSER & ONE-TROUSER NEW SPRING SUITS "39° You ve probably thought it was impossible to get such high quality clothes as these at as low a price as $39.50—former- ly it had been impossible and only by quantity production, wise buying, careful planning and the vast resources of Schaffner & Marx are we able to offer them to you now Sepa os ALL SIZES AND MODELS Sizes up to *4 SPECIAS You get the highly spe ; ‘ 4 can be found in this great selection plenty for the kettle fellow too— shart or tall, even trained to serve the ba ; | . ? ed a - :* . ; cor; ~~ extra men — regular. short. long or short stout “ 7. service than youd ex men—all have their chance at this great “pick” at $39.50 Our spring display of these wonde complete in every detail—every man ini . a Ope ae +. Chearg e Account ‘8 Very comven- -esible people WOLFF'S Washington Avenue at Broadway

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— - OR tn we ee ——~ WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, 1926. Same high quality lower in_ price as y) G THURSDAY--RQTANT SPRING FEATURE Caeertivet 19s @ect scnafecr & Marz e world’s larg makers of fine thes now s@ new record CLOTHING V f 1e automobile. wapy large scale production has been repeated in the ttiner & Marx Antageous buying—the economies of vast producing —all this has ¢ght you this amazing suit value for spring = Qualities we’ve been required to sell for $45,.$50, $60 heretofore HART SCHAFFNER & MARX TWO-TROUSER & ONE TROUSER NEW SPRING SUITS 539% You’ve no idea how such an attractive selection in fine clothes at $39.50 could be possible—it’s a remarkable achievement Here are the newest and smartest styles—the newest colors and patterns forspring ‘Thousands of suits to choose from Every garment a wonderful value es St. Louis m : its reputation @fine quality and in our magi the cloth- ing business weer deviated | from this idea ever in tend to In Seis remark- able Fine of @@ spring at our high m@#of quality through the elfen of Hart Schaffner & with thier resources vast organza FABRIC SELECTIONS This rangé of fabrics from America’s best. woolen mills—absolute- ly all wool—worsteds, silk mixtures, velours, tweeds and cassimeres in the latest designing; light colors, dark colors, medium colors and plenty of blues in cheviots, flannels, unfinished worsteds and serges SPECIALI@SERVICE You get the highly specialized tof this great organization trained to serve the buyers Gmest clothes, so you're of- fered nownot only more m vagiquality but also more in service than you'd expect mig sut of clothes at $39.50 2 wonderfulflues starts Thursday—the selection ts ry man in St@uis should inspect this great feature line WOLFFS - Washington Avenue at Broadway Open 2% Account Charging ient at ths § this privilegy 18 very conven- 2 gladly extend Pusible people a F A é Si impracticable in cases and would “result in injus-_| _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | c Gain Needed Weight = a te ee - POLICAL OFFENDERS |Coolidge to Be Asked to Issue CITIZENSHIP PLEA FOR ik: ee ow Skinny Kid Weak, undernourished. under- weight bevs and girls who are peev- ish, fretful and sickly need MeCov ‘st | Proclamation Restoring Rights | Cod Liver Oi! Compound Tablets. | toe 1500 Persons. | By CHARLES G. ROSS. Chief Washington Userespondent of the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Marc) 1;7.—Ef- ‘forts to secure to restoration of _citizenship of al] persons convicted for expressions of opinion during’: the war are being made by the | civic and religious organizations which supported the campaign for amnesty for political prisoners, as /a result of which President Cool- _idge released al] those remaining in prison in December, 1923. President Coolidge will be asked to consider the cases of all such _ex-political prisoners in connection with the movement initfited to re- | store citizenship to Eugene V. Debs. Attorneys for the American Civ} Liberties Union have submit- ‘ted to Attorney-General Sargent ne \inf the Civil War. The statement says that “over! A CLEAR COMPLE 1500 persona, aceording to official reports, were convicted under the espionage act and other laws con- trolling opinion during the war.’ It points ont that only through a general proclamation by the Presi- dent can their civil rights be prac- | Heally restored. 1500 tices because most of the persons |carmot be reached directly to in- | form them of the procedure.” News of a general proclamation. ft {s felt, would eventually reach | all of them. “Tt {s inconceivable.” save the | fmemorandum, “that these persons are to be deprived permanently of | their civil rights for offenses under special laws passed to control an | emergency, and since repealed. | They were guilty only of expres- , Sions of opinion. , Tived for the exercise of the power | vested In the President to restore | ito them fhe right of | citizenship.” American memoranda covering similar action, by the Federal] Government follow- | Action would be) separate | The time has ar-' Cod Liver Oil woulki do just as well, but what parent wonld be so! eruel as to give them the borrib’e' nasty tasting, ill smelling stuff, when sugar-coated cod liver oi] tab lets made by McCoy's Laboratories‘ of New York are as easy to take as* eandy and won’t upset their dea? cate stomachs. There’s more vitamines of the first class in cod liver oil than in| anything else and for that reason | thin, seraggiv, sickly children com: | mence to liven up and take on good | healthy flesh after McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets have been taken for just a few days Re sure” and ask Wo'f!-Wilsen. Prune Storea, Enderle Drug (o. or avy druggis" for McCoy's, the original and genuine Cert Liver Of] Tablets. if rou want your deli cate children to become strong, robust and active. For grown-ups they are just as wonder- ful—one woman gained 15 pounds in f're weeks. 60 tables 60 cents and ‘f. thry don't put five pounds of good firm flesh en any thin mam or woman in 30) daye,. yeur druggist is authorized to hand you back the moner u paid for them. Ruddy Cheeks—Sparkling Eyes —NMost Women Can Have : Says Dr. Edwards, a Well-Ksows Ohio Physiciaa. Dr. F. M. Edwards for 17 yeas)’ treated scores of women for liver asd | bowel ailments. During these years he gave to his patients a prescription: . made of a few well-known vegetable: ingredients mixed with olive oil, naming them Dr. Edwards’ Olive: Tablets. You will know them by their o..ve color. ‘ These tablets are wonder workers on the liver and bowels, whieh cause a normal action, carrying off the waste and poisonous.matter in oue’s svstem. If you have s pale face. sallow look, dull eyes, pimples, coated tongue, head aches, a listless, no-good feeling. all out of sorts. inactive bowels. you take aie of Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets nighthy fer a time and note the pleasing results, Thousands of women and men take Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets—the succem- | tal substitute for ealomel—anow and thas fuet to keep them fit. the and 2G. at A AAP | ) |= OPEN i] EVENINGS — Starck MANUFACTUBERS 1018 OLIVE ST. (S$. E. Cor. 11th) OPEN EVENINGS . mee ~~ ee EC - TM One of the Many Bargains, $165 Low Prices and Easy Terms Make Piano Buying Easy values we are offering Gurtug this aale We Go not believe that the every GUARANTEE can jeat in the eit here y. yen no “This fomsanes steck tnclades many : Starck, Kimball, Brambach, Vose & Seas, oc. | @ I, Sale Price. We guarentee every inetrament in this sale | ‘2° per wee’ te be entirely satiafacters. can exchange tt any time within twe years fer a better Manufacturers Clearance - . , ae z — pacpmanmendenens ee a : P ? ae a O47 A4éé if price to fh A Piame fer everyones Sale Price, $175 Sale Price, 275 Sale Price, 495 Sale Price, 375 Sale Price, 465 Sale Price, 535 Sale Price, Sale Price, Sale Price, 475 685 57 135 85 ‘ P Sale Price, Sale Price. week If it fens. you Miase er. Pliayer-Piaree and we will aliew all yeu have paid, ee ee natn NN aI bir eg Fy NEW STARCK PLAYER-PIANOS, $900 TO $3250. | | 8 A. Starck Pans Ga. Manufactareres of Starck Grand, Upright and Player-Pianes Southeast Cor. 11th & Olive Sts. (1018) St. Louis §) 4 i —_ —— penn os ee SSR ees — Sy Pedy Nee f ; ; > ; ; 5

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— | VOULRCESE AUF. 2 SE CR WEETE Whee LOVES we en ew = 49 ST.LOUS | pO ST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH 1, —. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCY ae a s OS ———=—— owes suit Over Name on ¢ be ; - a . ‘ ry the Aseorts' at Press. +7 oe D . a HFA all the latest Victor and B NEW YOR K, Masi 3 he ru pec ! wick releases on a special listeni = ing te the Wee ee 1 3 al ge S Shop S lals! chine on the First Floor at the foot of tha pands and oe ee aa oT i: ie Germicidal Soap, 3 bars for 50c main stairway. All the most popular higg ge J07t22- A897 soPrano Hees : ‘é .. are there—a convenient spot for quick ge {ne Metropelitan Opers | — Creme Oil Soap, 12 bars for 75c : lection. — i oe i : Drug Shop—First Floor. | . :s ea % OID ako ANS ee STOO ° eller ——— ae is —__— pikes a eS BEG e — ' 3 | ee a 74 : “ / : Store Hours: Daily, 9 9:00 1 to S: $:30-—Satarday 9:00 to , 600 Telephone Orders, Bbsppers Aid—GArtieid 7500 a _ Olive and — From —=_ ra me De adenine ete ——$) | With Complete Accessories : oa ack jm ees er * A er man ama Sa, itt -nhes wi e. in : the-Loom shirting.. The m 2 rahsagamge $ ; | Telephone GA rtield 7500 ie aaiiite boul with gees ee mae ! = | The Regul $140.60 Outti Wousewares Shop—Downstairs. : Fastening with unbreakable but- Filet Chair Back Covers gular r utfit | In C tons. Easily adjusted and entire- All over anti .que-appeari ng Filet Covers. ‘§ | ly satistactory in wearing qual- Some with tassels . } 50 - Th . ities. Arm rests. size 6x12 inch, to mat soc or ° | Linen Shop—Second Fioor. \ =—— | Make Light Labor of Laundry Day : ni _A Limited Ni - of Two New Just Recen With the New I d Ww : oe Speers : Klearflax All- Linen Rugs = Carpet $ PP vee ene eee Whir [pool Washer A SELECTIVE, powerful and smeisived UNBELIEVABLY sass tak that is the product of two of the forex = Hat Boxes And thoroughly efficient. radio engineers of the country ....a The Whirlpool holds the this price only because of a very large and u | $2 45 world’s record for speed— purchase. Ai ents alll A grour gh a 8 tee pone of Ged | 2225 of zee Hat sation washed immaculately “ = coal Boxes, mad iall a pars On] est cesso Victor Company. for * Teena el am ef clear in five minutes. y Fin Ac ries No outside aerial! i : : ; ed with the Florenz The Whirlpool needs nc Complete the Equipment ~ sling or other care, and is , a good-looking. compact ma- Z 5 Cunningham or RAC Tubes, regularly net. In this model chine, created by foremosg 2 be oe “B”. batttries, regularly >uper-heterodyne 2§. ne a $5.00 Rug, size 27x54 inches for $3.90 ‘dL _ 1} Willard Storage Battery, regulari Barger the present d : ae a ulm “ y Aihambra models ha eniiatiie a oe $49 Rug, size 9x12 feet for $38.75 Inlaid Linole 1 Burgess or “Eveready” C Battery been veusteal i a“ Wanhen _ fas A LARGE group of odd sizes, dropped pat- Wide assortment = | 1 Bell Type Loud Speaker, regulariy encased the Raiiem ; ye 4 , a “ 2 terns and experimental colors, at the special patterns suitable for the Colonial” Receiving Set, regulariy | Hear These M. rrange tor a free Yemonstration in prices, while they last— kitchen, bath, hall or of- Totai R | Buy Them « Your Own Home—Next Wash Day! Fe Saie: Biee. tan. hoon, fice, including blocks. o egular Price, | | | . | : Alhambra J Call GArfield 7500 green, taupe and heather. tile and wood effects. 7 Special Sale Price, Electric “D” Socket. regularly She for 36c cma Rugs of lasting beauty and unusu- Regular $1.65 to $1.75 | 4 | lectric Iron Cords. with switch. al wearing quality are required, Klearflax will wrade. ; Er Electric Extension Cords. 10 feet. mre J 5 25 re a9 : entirely Satisfactory. Nowisthetimeto - ome A small additional charge will be neces- “= Less Bartert Electrie Shop—Downstairs ' outfit the sunroom, nursery and Summer home. $1.25 Sa. Yd. Sary for installation and erection of aerial. — , s Rug Shop— Fourth Floer Radio Shep—ixrth F ocr. - - — %,3 a a Ter ls apr eee bx ~ ie eta apaian in ii 7 os

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ATC tt tt tn tlt emt he latest Victor and Bruns. es On a special listening ma- irst Floor at the foot of the y. All the most popular hits onvenient spot for quick ge. ee am ree ame id Locust, From Ninth to Tenth Chest of Drawers Formerly $39.75 to $166 Now 24250969 In this group are also Chifforobes nd Chifforettes, some in walnut, thers decorated in color. At excep. ona] prices. Console and Mirror Formerly $39.50 99.50 Artistic Venetian gilded Console d Mirror that will be an addition the hall or living room. a QW {0 ee Clerk Alleged Pasig Owning A | \nimal Was vligent in Let- ling Snimai Roam. ; ra? 5 r ¢ i} % ) . While he knew that constipation] see for yor if. f the ig I Pwas the cause of neariv a! head acues Ly LO isness, reit lig restion and stomach misery. he did net believe r ad > ‘ ee " Cae fe beets P . e — pT , po onial Radio te Accessories $140.60 Outfit 74.50 - eh a ere Resse epee ARNT TC RST: AIRMEN - _ ten SO ED IS SS eI EE ET ae DE OR EOE Sa ; Wi ae "3 2 mie he? ne Sees sd ps oer - Sp Poa we ~a ; NN SOE NERS A RENE ERT NO ae ea . and Balance in onthly Payments erful and sensitive unit of two of the foremost untry .... available at a very large and unusual Accessories >» Equipment Tubes, regularly $10.00 tttries, regularly $8.00 y, regularly $19.50 C Battery .60 Tr, regularly $15.00 regularly $87.50 $140.60 $74.50 large will be neces- nd erection of aerial. odie ADVERTISEMENT ; — _ —— = The proper care of your teeth and gums and coral gums MOUTH beauty has become more important these days than almost any other. At one time bad teeth and un- healthy gums, with their usual accompaniment—an unpleasant breath—were looked upon as more or less of a misfortune. Now people realize that these defects frequently result from carelessness, neglect, or from improper methods of dental hygiene. So they are not now so readily excused. And now that the full effects of Squibb’s Dental Cream are becoming common knowledge there is less excuse than ever for tooth decay and gum infec- tion. Acids cause teeth to decay. Some attack tooth enamel. Others irritate the gums and pre- dispose them to disease. The problem is to keep these acids neutralized and consequently harmless. Squibb’s Dental Cream does just that. It con- tains more than 50 per cent of Squibb’s Milk of Magnesia—a safe, effective antacid. After each brushing with Squibb’s Dental Cream, tiny particles of Squibb’s Milk of Magnesia remain in the crevices at The Danger Line—where gums meet teeth. They neutralize harmful acids for a considerable period. Thus Squibb’s Dental Cream protects against both tooth decay and gum infection. If you want brilliant teeth and coral gums, begin its use today. At drug stores everywhere—only 40 cents a tube. / : { TT 4 fe Constipation! eS — - a that a sickening ‘* purge or ‘* phys- was neressaryv, ae Weikdieell"s Beran Pepsia he | ili Lr, faidweii s oVrup epsin Ie |} discovered a laxative which helps to | fe establish uatural bowel ‘‘regular- } itr’’ even for those chronically | s cunstipated. Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup | Jerugos Vande ndecvcon-/HUMCY ‘ies ‘Wines Daily, 9:00 to §: siemens 700 to 6:00 Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth The Orthophonic Victrola In Combination With | The Radiola- A Limited Number of Two New Models Just Received HE marvelous new Or- thophonic amplifier Serves as an equally marvel- ous loud speaker for the Ra- diola. All parts are concealed in @ cabinet that is the most . beautiful ever made by the . Beg} Victor Company. : No outside aerial is need- -’ ed with the Florenza model illustrated here, as the aerial is Concealed within the cabi- net. In this model is the ‘Super-heterodyne 25. A limited number of the Alhambra. models have also been received in which is encased the Radicla 20. Hear These Marvelous Instruments Thursday— Buy Them on the Deferred Payment Pian Alhambra Model Florenza Model : $350 $550 Less Batteries Less Batteries a | e ~ . a ee | rere *s » # = | S ) a \ | stria soprano, now with | ne +7 jeritza, Aust! oprand, Now with {tumed woman, resembling herself. ; the Metropolitan Opera Company, appeared on the cigar boxes. to Scott Field. >t. OU} iStiors from the War JD co ~ . ’ —eecretary of War Davis ' rie) ee Agoae a7 8 a waSOon Ni. ; on s | Patric —_ 4 : Pus pty Seretie: Secretary Davis arrived todav has two notab!): Mon da Ay to i present at the re- | ; un On today of the 138th Infantry, | [> +. P — e . 7. * as . in tne eariy days of the Yvorld War. He is expected to att: t election of officers h \ or “it and boulevars rd «=\LarK Sty #7? after on “17 ] Tt ‘ 8. FH. today at the Racquet Club, where he was stopping, and escorted him > . 7 * %, , hich he entered as a Captin | to the field for the inspection. me ee eerg*, Alvin C8 York. one «af 1 ‘heroes of the World War, hes re Signed as chairman of the board of trustces of. the Alvin C. York Sixth Foor. —— ’ Agricuitural Institnte for educating mouniain children of his native coun of Fentress and announced } rf ~~ _—— ‘ = } = h } he is starting out to build such « } ry? “ith -; im Ja36] . e ecnoo!l with an individual fund o : gm aboot $1 OOH o fe las t sit 4 #1) q of $100 ‘eens bs @ raiseg or ins If t + 7 ‘? ’ propriated bi » Ss Leg ! i oe tl half eive Out - ae r 5 ae) Tv} pe re 3 4 ¢ . t * i. il Y ¢ | ¢ ‘ SS } . , Ne le 0) $5000 VERDICT. FOR INJURIES WHEN AUTO HiT STRAY MULE lgment of $57 ed sterday by Justi }*s VW ‘; ‘ fa ry Miss k no Solna he -¥ = iltist T f fy P Tri: e f Ha f $i I ¢ ; ) € estifj. jowever a qd { Ge +) Pe th i‘ inn qr? ’ ¢ Le if¢ T Fa are T} . L rom e = - there ne js W e - Tle \ ¢ 0 ‘ } t er)? for } bala e of the $; funded » thern s 5 a:sQ ~ er az © O . | j j is} diniieaiiiiiticetas er cee ALVIN C. YORK QUITS AS HEAD OF MOUNTAIN SCHOOL BOARD World War He ro Will Build Such an Institution With an Individual Fund. the Associated Press NASHVILLE, Tenn., Mar Laie $25 Qs SYRUP $31.19 VERDICT FOR WOMAN SUING LANDLORD FOR $300 |Miss Eleanor M. sSosna Chareed Louis Molasky Failed to bree \partment of Vermin. ‘rei ws He a -‘Ontieura Laboratories, Dep. F Maider. wag FALE DidFiGURED BY PIMPLES Large,Hard and Red. Itched and Burned. Healed by Cuticura. ‘I was troubied with rimples thet broke out on my forehead. They were large, hard and red, and soon scattered over mv fact cisSgu: ing it. The pimples festered and itchedand burned causing meto scratch which made them worse. The troubie lasted about two months ‘I read an advertisement for Cuti- cura Soapand Ointment and sent fora free sample. After using it purchased more and now lem com- pletely heaed.”’ (Signed) - Miss Anns Moinar, R F. D. 5, Box 55, Toledo. Ohio, Sept, 8, 1925. Clear the pores of impurities by daily use of Cuticura Soap, with touches of Cuticure Ointment as needed to soothe and heal. Cuticura Talcum is fragrant and refreshing Soap Se Ointment % and & Taleum Me Soc everywhere. Samp 1 tre Accrens Cuticure Shawnie Stick 25 | i .. SureRelief _ FOR een otiOn ‘6 BELL-ANS Hot water Sure Relief Whooping Cough f mts +’ if hit nt on the “roug ’ = eT . lands of Turkey and Spain comes Photosiat reproductiong of Deeds. : 4 Leases, Policies. Checks, Maps, Blue | 12 the United States from this dis Q Print, ail Commercial Papers, any- ease. There is no cure for whooping proportion. Immediate service. Calle A. S$. ALOE CO. sicians and sold b 513 OLIVE ST. PH OTO STATIC? Whoo; ping ¢o agh Is the most neg: ected f ehi d di s, and COPIES te wt tnagmen Sean ae 6,822 deaths reported in a sivg'e rear hing printed. written or drawn. by . ; ; the new, econom ical Pasadutes ermeane cough, it usually running its course, : , Furniture ( 6.. Fourth and ~ St. Valid in enurt in lien of originale but relief can be given and its dura- & A GONCIOUS hrOd 3? -OgGSQ jf Charles Streets. , tion shortened. A few drops of Dr. , ee piace ee : eae ¢ } : ’ ‘ mn | f- 7 7 t+_+ite n ; A 4) gaa «t | om TTew onir they e er e 1Z Drake ’s Glessco will relieve the most OE TRE RAs PCI. TEU RS offer 2000 varda of th: mol: ir ; violent maroxv m oO oughing. and ) nas ( } ' | - - «A ; 2 — ; a I e s s f Cc = _ re Velve , ty fia made up into the or $2.10 per dozen. Larger sizes i given regularly it will lessen the se- oo for and delivered. Phone Central 4700 » \verity of the attacks and bring for boy. \oui icker recovery. y druggists on “4 : guarantee of complete satisfaction. Le/ore “i StWUS suite—-iiberal terms appiy. o0¢ by all dealers evervwhere. | Pte. RE S| ’ : + the valuable mohair of commerce. . ye 7 The hair of these goats is uti Licorice ized in making the almost inde structible mohair-\. fivets used. vr extensively on fine Uphelstered Crs f Furniture by the Prufroek-Littou ’ three-piece overstuffed suites, at idorsed t the low price of $179. Actual ndorsed by phy- STOP at cough ‘aving of $40 on this S-piece §avy ly “ Pe Pa Pe Pate Pie Pte Pri Pans Pate A es PA ie Pn Pe Pa A I NA AA A, i Aun on oe oile olen td PS Pas Pie Pile Pe Pig PL A tie Paste Oil Pn Piste niet, au itty aides: On eee tee it 71©) th ah heh. ss of P ~ a. i A, AEs te a Fa OH ro R +. “Et Ps a oss Parag, Hie Ska Foks tact oF we + A A HF SIA ee 7. %Y 33 fa 7%-- = e Ff, , tend +. Ta4 3 te ct Be nnn mero: QONNENFELDS | tmesow: 610 to 618 Washington Avenue ANNOUNCING A reat Sale of New HATS 1800 Hats Otfered at a Fraction of Their Actual Worth! pring FEA TURING Every New Spring Style and Color — Lar rge Hea adsizes = 7 outhfi ul S Styles. — Medium Headsizes. —Small Headsizes. In * Dressy Hairbraid Hats Canton Crepe Combined with Straw Smart Belting Ribbon Hats Hats tor Misses, Wémen and Matrons! Every Fashionable Color and Trimmng! Hats that Establish a New Standard of Style and Value at $5 *-* | | OG r took strenuous searching and strenuous market-sco Hats were shown us by the manufacturers ~ many were the beautiful styles that we saw. But few pleased us!, We desi only Hats that would set a new standard of value ‘for $5! desired Hats representing such extraordinary values that this event would be remembered for years. We obtained them! And here they are! Hats that are the BEST values weive EVER offered at $5. e A et mR em a —_ pete me ee rn } | SPORT HATS FOR Newest | TOWN raph ree Crochet Straw evs ¢ | Stunning Hats for — | Dance and Dinner Exquisite MODES FOR Hats AFTERNOON and BUSINESS OCCASIONS Hats of H pt 75 hs by | Soft Swiss f nm a € eiyv Spring Shades sere ee ee eR OF OT OR Ce eH eee ee wee ae © © — ceesorner tage NE oer ‘ A Supreme Easter Hat-Buying Opportunity! a eS WS I oe ai + -y ae SA Sar Si “SS ’ ar ar “ar a Ce ~~ wo © ~ DO eee Ne ee ee ee We ae ele Stee oe oe WO eEO means a GOO AP OR OR A OO OE OP PK A me PEE EEE PL EL EELS EELS CUES ESE LE ESE LEE SEC CURE ES CCE ~ CORN ORR NBM 5 SE OR Nt RR ? Se a ee er | to enable us to present these Hats at $5. Thousands of lovely - ‘ - ; = a “3 ee ee ee ee es — ~-— at - ro ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 13 — aintuiaeE7/_ —_ = ‘ = ; eo ae ed ae ————_ —— ——- ——— : See an ES REARS ° ‘ — -! 3 ! Over Name on Cigars. | Ox o oe = , Suit pa 4 has filed a $25,000 damage se" SECRETARY OF WAR DAVIS Two Filling Stations Held Up. fpocketa. They overlooked $23 in highway boulevard, and took about ADVERTISEMENT a ; s 4 . J . aa Ae i py the ota ” ccoth, eae against Louts sn6 —— Cohen, Pwo mén in as autembbile heig |@ drawer, Hale an hour later, two1$6é. NEW ¥C hs . "s ject - : ear manufacturers of the Bronx. | AND GEN. PATRICK IN CITY » sacl Thomas Meyers, man ager of a Men answ werine the same @descrip- Angora Goat's Hair Is ; : ing to t a 1é U ce of } * er name on clga- T he prima don Ina charges th at her j ne stat ior at 4&3 31 Sout h Broa: ae ;uoONn hie id up Elmer Kj re her in the _ ADVERTISEMENT an ; : : ¢ ini . a : . > pands and boxes, Mme. Maria sin | gh meng for a brand | of ci- | Former Herc saa Reunion of 138th Way at 9 “ae m. yesterday, and es- filling station at 1711 South Kings- —— ; . Valuable in America Jt 4 |6ars ane nat a picture of a CoB. | Infantry. and Ai eve . — oe : See - } . ok. Air Chief for Visit Caped with $47. taken from _his OSZzZ D ths Fro: ; > : ea Fk rom rom e flocks of “Angora |

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‘| i _— ses ea: innninemnaeill ae = - = Sixth Floor. = oe . ~ ‘ - siiceaeen paren ~ cia ccssstspssssmmcmaiiintl om ; as s¥, i $s : Pod :! EDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, 1926 T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH he o . WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, 1926. ST. ibe. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 1 inieninnncani fe i. SS oo a gettin 398 ee : : ase ePTica = Pek Patids (OMAN INVESTIGATES the crypt in which the body of, at Sandwich, just south of this city. " — ® Associates Prose in Am ' rot st Se bge Yeacaes > a e — ows ttm ¢ om, 7 " ~ i in, $150,000 was voted. This will be for entering the tomb and opening in Assumption Cemetery, which is | oF : *. ns seed tO build a 700.000-galion reser- wenty minutes later, : a | can ahd hardly with a cane,” hew voir. to jay a lo inea> main » tn t nt I an ® thn a tieeke Cee . ‘That nig gota bottle af main line of the St. Louls County PF mene main line of the ee et . t, and to the sy ¥ to? { > , and , rT r (rm rr = Th Water a a oe | ,the boys in the shop, I 415 N. 6th St. a cae ee next morning. and six-inch mains where neeced | : S The vote was 1819 for and 441 on is remarkable—the i r~ainst Sloan’s gives t aril STOMACH—KIDNEYS—HEART—LIVER ‘Sloan's gives to a sprain. x Th te on the $16,600 ftem for remarkable lsubwars was 167) or and 593 ightiy on, and yan Seame | | lagainst. and for fire department , | V a n see aaa selies seas. These are the vital organs, the them to their former strength. sie to place that equipment, including a new gump- = eae sists healing t er ae 9953 for and 302 against abiding places of good health, yet Drink lots of water and take. asp ove iared toro : Sn 2 bottle t a bis pk AGREES CL 2 Ri. ¥ x " 5 ae > ee i ee ee ae * es 6 ~) 1 O Or’ n° | feration ig being etren } sitiveorgans PCAPSULES | land since 1696. You'll laugh: Lift off hard shortly reu just lift that cid beth 7 | roponer sea ¢ , +e full } -) 1 .faeriTea healthy. function- Greco T] ranteed -ornms, soft Corus, Corns between the ersome eorn TL nt off With v our 1 } } 1 i cle = 7 Soe eae ' PRE, a > Loek fer the name Gold Meda! en the Fully S to | linus t doesn’t hurt fi It we : lil v ¢ . ans St jefea ing freely and nat- ed.In * es and calluses. It doesn’t hart fingers. It works like a charm. e* em aint ie ’ “ rn blue and gold box. Accept no substitute as represent a bit: xvtne . 4 .. _ . RS SR PAE Ne | é vY ~ ae Ra = : . = : , od urally. Restore All &Srst-class druggists, 3Sc, 75, 31.50 three Sizes. Seems Magic! Just drop ‘* Free- A tiny hottle of ‘' Precznone’’ eoet= eee eis i . - oa : _« aN : ie she we. A 4 7 ¥ as ee i Interpariiamentary Agenda. | come’? on any tender, touchy corn. only a few ceuts at any drng store SUBURBAN ; = ‘ee . hr the aamoclaten Press. instante it chums ocbiee tie. 2 ‘ » Imior } ; a oe SR Tt Pa which, {t is expected, will be held |ff f in Paris | i bs Blonde | noe sik i “a 3 ia e ; ue 5. ’ ~~: E:lsberry (Mo.) 1 ight Plant Sold. HI le en Ss tore €) S i x Straps a ee — . ' ELSBERRY Mn. arch 17.— H ; Fancy . Satin Elsberry by a vote of 320 to 106 {i 2 rg ; ts , vesterdar ratified the recent sale jj ; Patterns } : \ =. ey Te . ae er ee a ° oe by the Town Council of the Els- iJ | & ; - ° : i a ia th SAVE: perry electric plant to A. H. Lati- ery CmarkKadDiec alc ot cn s af STIX.B FULLER | ‘| ° STIX.BAER & R- Ae eee, mevemetnengma ~ ~ ad ; GRAND-LEADER | , ' | An Unusually Important Sale of | L Auto Accessories Offering Quality Merchandise at Substantial Reductions tet | rot #4 — . > a 4 + ‘€ hte oe ee et: ~ 5 > + > Ee RS LION IL LAI SES AS OI SEES OS Sey ee ee pat eae ie ¥ e purchase from a well erade Topcoats enabtes us to offer this eit saving ¢ Opportunity. These Coats Tire Gauge. 89¢ Schrader and United States tire pressure Gauges. Regu- lar standard makes of these well-known manutacturers. Stewart Horns $3.19 Six - volt motor - driven Stewart-Warner warning sig- Bal. Very efficient. A real value at this price. were tailored for Spring sellin ing and inchide all those style details that are so desirable. Every Coat is well made of excellent tabrics and the patterns are those especially d by well-dressed men. They conform in every espect to our usual strict. standards of quality as Stusnatiiiaeeesdadeee Seeeetienendiicesae r Windshield . Cleaners. d9¢ ENA A TN AON Oe mle ~ Automatic pisto!] grip, Fo gd . , , rs ' > . * ‘+ ; J ord Seat Uovers through @vindshield type. An ik ao . xcellent and iSV Irkin Sickles and Durant a os e Several! well-known makes ~ “ i cai : ee) hight of unusual efficiency : nm make Seat Cevers. All Seam me pinteies air inias ; ] a | for open and closed cars. Of- sets complete with fas- - SS &, attract tive pri i. Se repr esent V ery unUsUa V a ues. fered at big savings. Another teners. Wide choice of 3 ’ group at sgec. colors. For 1917 to rg25 a Ford models. Fabrics Include Many Tweeds ie eaiebemeanllntaminemnemsiemnetiiaenet ta satiie ..apaanaiaeine sa EEE SS TES Coupe Seat Covers. $7.49 > - Touring Car Covers, $5.45 Tudor Covers .....$6.4§ d All A Sh d : esol eal an re Shower proofe q ers 7 $6.45 e* These Topcoats are designed in the popular single-breasted. box-back style f -“~ e-breasted. box-back style. Among the fabrics e many tweeds. diagonals. herringbones and other nch-appearing weaves. There are light and medium Dealen Of gray. tan and blue in a choice of fancy [me hie =e a Jj i ? - ~ pane . mixtures. plain colors and overplaids. Sizes 33 to 42 4-Door” Sedan Cov- . Ford Bumpers. ers : ' $6.45 3.49 AES as . . _ . $3.4° 3 Sun Visors. $2.19 Double center nicke!- . ae open or closed plated type. complete Back CusHions, We cars, 37 to 48 inch sizes. with fittings for 1924-'25 Py iaite Wieor tiem Simtel cars. A few rear Bump- ee oe ” alumi num tree ana ers also. a ‘ a a ee ee A AMRE Ne Wedge-shape drivers’ Back Cushion. Strongly made of artificial eather. Piped ro Steere ee ee ne ee meee + | : , | ONDE OS eT edges. Black and colors. - as LL eS AS OR cm mm RR RR RN REET. ES a AEE nem 8 | 7 ] =) . ° | ools at Special Prices Other Accessories | : +P Ts | | | | Ratchet type Auto Jacks ee 89 Mobiioi!, Gal. Can. any grade | | | he M : S “ .$1.69 §$Renol Body Polis. pint oo | | Crescent Grease Gues ........<¢... $1.29 _Ford Headlight Reflectors, pair ....65c | Hack Saw Frames _._s_.. acon 69c ‘U niversal Parking Lamps.......... 7% | | | 7 We Welcome Charge Accounts 4 tn A ~« .* = -s Fr eur my r or? : | “fen « e' ore Fs Irth r r . —-yehnnemepenemamananamees oy - Sees TTS A CT ~~ , << -maasmene e = —— . Seneeeeeeneteetreemnee ane enn f lI tte casa ~~ CTIA DACT_MCOATSL i _ ah, ., An mm 1 De a ee ee eee ee ee oe ee a ct oe ek RA Se eee . - — a. 2 ae a | —— | re a: lil

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| ing up the injured tissues. ° AD SPRAIN GH AMAZING REL} ADVERTISEMENS Uses simple home treatment Goes to work next day eee | While working on the deck “tsteamer 4 wis at Sparrows Point, Md., Lewis 'Niemyer, of Baltimore, Md over a rope and sprained his | “Twenty minutes later, hardly walk with a cane,” he Wites, nae ma | got 4 bottle Of Sloan’. iniment, and to the su the boys in the shop, I ee Y d = C ar = = Unbleaeched, part linen : crash Toweling with blue and \ red borders. Mattress Ticking, 19c Narrow blue and white Ay C. A. stripe Mattress Tick- ings, offered at this low price. (Downstairs Store.) f oo A aE nl W A Girdles, Corsetalls and Brassieres ' A March Sale Feature for Thursday 69° E secured, through a special purchase, an unusually good | assortment of Corsets, Girdles and Brassieres and offer them at prices that afford splendid savings. are both fashionable and dependable. At 69c— and side fastening models; phragm; good range of sizes. The models Brassieres in various styles and lengths, fancy materials in many new patterns; some are boned across the dia- Girdles of plain pink coutil and novelty | ee ee ne a ee of back Beginning Thursday—The M New Shring Handbag March Sale of 1440 Bags in 59O Distinctive Styles REMARKABLE collection of Handbags in all the A popula: styles for Spring wear have been assembled for this sale. We secured this group at a great saving and in turn offer them Thursday at the low price. You must see for yourself what wonderful values we are offering! Included are underarm, pouches and swagger Bags, well made and fitted; moire lined. These are copies of imported models and individual styles. At $1.00 materials with two or four sections of elastic in skirt; also a short model for misses and small women; sizes 26 to 36. The Corsetalls are long models in side front fastening style; of fancy striped material; boned across the dia- | phragm and back; elastic inserts in skirt; elastic shoulder straps; sizes 32 to 46. At $1.55— Girdles in 12 and 14 inch lengths; of cot- ton brocades and fancy stripes combined with elastic; with or without elastic band at waistline; sizes 25 to 34. Corsetalls in side front fastening style, of rayon striped material; deep sections of elastic in skirt; sizes 32 to 46. Women’s Bandeaux at 43c Included are Bandeaux and Bandettes in a good assortment of pretty cloths; back-fastening styles; fancy tape shoulder straps; elastic section at back; sizes 32 to 42. \ ims Store.) ‘Downsta + -s ee > of brown, etc., and black. | => / oa ms on == | PSA eks/ Hes |b 4 an \ “ TEEPTTT IT i772 te A CESS TT SCTE TTETE Lice TL LLL TLL ELT EL ee yeannentet \ “-_— — -— _— 7 ee os-*2.-* = = © * = *

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY. E ‘ENING. SHARCH. le, 1928. ST!CWS POST-DISPATCH tips and ferrules. STORE HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. DAILYOPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P. M. $2.98 Umbrellas Tots’ Dresses | | P Bioeng Pample Gloy at ° , $1.25 to a ¢ 1 9 8 Offered at aah 1 0 Cc $1.45 Kinds. Ci Women's tiner A as 89c * Re 2 ees as € Women's all-sitk ; | a : Largest Distributors of Merchandise colera. And oti iaTeg € om "Rerchiefs of lawn and style. campbric,. in whi at Retail in Missourt and the West. Basement weerey aeeeee a everee ouerae > one eee o . ; 8 SORE EE Oe Oe OEE ETH 8 OT OMe Ee o* ** . soe et toe: 22S oees - =e oe _- . ~ +06 os 2 > 4 eae ee = wegere -t- SoG coves aoe > 4 hoe = z= > 297 — mee See cm ge ee be Penh ee hee eee See POSS POETS SLES Neen ONS Oe —_ New | Pricec Silk circular shadow patternsa- gray, be'ge and of: - be ‘e “J = ne a ' “ = ; § a, Ag : —_—— Ha! L. aie o oes ie Base went 2 7? , > , ._“* @ Hea @ eh ins Vi - Y : x Pe ' 7 ry a ad “4 at i « .% a44 hAaradodia / a4 FARA AIDS LOB I BARS AT AE AE Aig OS 7 y A $3.50 White Crepe q | Special, +) Y Fae the Yard... nena Crepe— etc. 40 ches wid Select early as there are only 7s tae ) yards ; 7 3 . ae Basement Economy Store ee . llar ¥ WIth Notnec Collars me ae % eg a ‘ee es P Ane x a - yy 4 I 2 - b "y T — / VRS AS MR it ay 8 tp age ia == Men's Trousers « _ « “— “ — | ——e— a - ~_* i ; , . ¥ , -t * . * . ’ ~ #0 ” ++o ii maiLterns., 5 $° rics pow wi ts 1 ’ r J] 3 —s ~ ae e AL > aD to > Basement Economy Store y Yr} ©Y ~ atl Value : ‘xe , SporrTs Ff Ss ~ f » “A \v" } es Bere . re . » ob : sleeves and basque effects are other features. %:ze:3 tucks, and embroidery. = Colors are Miami blue. rose-tan, pal- metto, cocoa. navy and the ever- popular black. Spring Coats _ 7 ~ -* i] ,omen s sizes. ara - ~wres if Girls’ Coa ts | Thursday, the Basement Apparel Section Features for Economical Women and Misses, These : Rayon Dresses our Groups of Springtime Apparel Coats and Dresses in a variety that will interest many. Well fashioned of the most approved materials and representing unusual values. Select Thursday! Spring Coats Spring Dresses Special for $5 and $6.95 Values $3.95 @ Dresses of Milosheen eo cosham, crepe effects. Flared and strai TS ’ a} ‘+? i. te ; ine models with kick pleats. 3 és 5 | 9 ? 7? 7 . r+ T° 4 > a ~ in > rf os " The new high collars, long-tight 7 In cocoa, bois de rose, fade. rose-tan. Seconds of ’ | $42.50 Grade. . @ 9x12-foot seamless Axminster Rugs with lustrous pile. In medallion, floral and con tional designs. Suitable for various rooms. Basement Economy St Axminster Rugs j es “a 7 Z “ sd 3 an - a « Sale ; E? palmetto. tan, black and navy, also combinations. Spring Dresses Offered $ 85 : es I S . _ ; ’ . ) . Ww rials. Lightiy boned. In Nec K * iong " 1@ «a, - “9 om 7 “ te * hak = ot . Soe 7 pl meveity BAST -CO a4 red prim ts. ers are priced $1.95. \1 lea A hs ,okKe with imawhlea fo.’ " @ - ? ; tAtis . } i h ce iia AVuNic - ’ > a! A princess Sups are itching $2.95. Basemeat Econom ¥ Stere Lace Panel Curtains neat figured designs. Etamine Curtains . rs tamin “WOrkdg ana eCaurie.Tr oer vor. Etamine wit ~~ + ” = . Vay r Pe! $5.20 Va iue > ’ eidii- $ ait a a . Lace Curtains Curtains and Materials -. ~Speeial Offerings by Which You Can Save in filet weave and beige tint, “tnished } with fringe $2.50 $1 55 value, each 0d . ° . Figured Jacquard panels itn pop- ular beige tint. Scaiioped bot- Window Sha ‘urtains of good quality whit . = , a a : white. green and tu! wx5-ft. size. Secends of : 1.9 Ruffled Curtain Sets . White cross-bar marquisette cur- tain seta, complete with valance and tie-backs. In rese, gvid or orchid. $2 value, $l 2 eee @y Filet weave lace curtains 'm neat lace border effects. Scaiioped edge and wanted celers, $I 0 $2.90 value, pal : ° Q 22¢ Curtain Scrim, the yard 39 Ruffled Curtaining, yard —-§ 7 beautif olor , effects For draperies slipcovers, ete 60ec to values, 35 vard hhcae ee oC Colorfu Rayon sultabie for looer and window raperies. 50 alue the 73 ard f Cc a @ Corsetalls and | Corsetalls $2.50 and $3 Values 7 2s i f Basement Lronem Bandea f / oe A Fortunate Purchase Brings This Sale o $1 Value—Special for New Spring Hats Women’s ‘ Hose f ming ~ sucy®@ . € An opportun ry : | S| \ attractive Ways with flowers = an = } , 7 Black and colors. ic - | toes. Basement Econemys Store grades, at S0c ee 5C be x : Vaiue, specia. ‘ j rye ‘ Fringed Panels Share in This Exceptional Offering of 2500 Pairs of Womens Low Shoes Seconds of $3.50 and $4 Grades @ Included are new Spring stvies in Ox fords, straps, cut-outs. pumps and Calo- They're made of patent, satin and kid leaPhers and you have choice of high or low heels. You'll find sizes 2°, to 8 in one style or another. nials. 4 lot which afford« a -plendid choice of the most wanted kinds« Basement Econemyr Store Purchased From an Eastern Manutacturer—Choice at @ Men and young men will be quick to recognize the high quality 95 of these Shirts! Otfered in new Sprin | e tion and caretully id ah ———— English broadcloth, fiber-striped .b Specially ot our own selec- ot imported : \Der-striped madras, printed broadcloth, novelty crepe madra ‘Ps, union cord madras, woven madras and pongec. etv that men of practically all tastes can be satisfied There are neckband and collar-attached trle< lengths. Arranged on tabic< accormiing to <ize (which range from 14 to 17) making it pos<ible to select ~itisfactoril, m various sleeve aml quickly. Many Will Buy Them in Lots of Six and More Raxscment Ecenemy “tere Thursday—An Event for the Family—A Very Special Sale of Hosiery Five Groups—Affording Splendid Choice and Extra Values ‘ aP Men's Socks. Seconds of ; 50c to 59c Grades - - <a " ¢Set , emer Try eet Y ariety < < -f} Xxe@q Hose With double ra’ f TYvIX ‘? <= 2 na and rein a "ea e ps. Fancy stripes : os Black and colors. so plain colors. ew Opring Seadwear at a subd- Men’ ° ° ’ , silk and straw combinations Men's Hose Children’s Hose Men’s Hose d tanev etftects. oe — Silat Mercerized cotton Steckings Seaniless mercerized “ae 3 ind SiiA-IMixed isie top Socks. with double heels and ‘oes. liose wit dowdle pate. Dasronronicgs Seconds of 79%¢ to $1 ; s. Black and Basement Ercronemy mings. in black, na the new Spring shades Misses’ Sizes Women’s Siz Extra Sizes, P 4 Ss “ * ’ - ‘ ‘ ’ eu + Wir agri! 39c Voile 49-inch hard-twist Voile in pla! ‘ pink, peach, orchid, green. biu etc. 4 Special. yvard Deeai Voile red ‘ hy 3 i FT \ sie. wo nocheae me FY may _ ide wr ; © ojer Ss, W ; in ed L epi hex . fiounce effect. Seconds $I bP nag a Z f $1 98 grade, yard ‘ s2c a rau + s . . ™ pi Meg mm fj y - — “a on e h | 7 _— — 35c Gingham Scout Percale ,, KRalburnie dress Gingham. 32-in. s6-inch “Scout” brand’ Percale : wide. In plain shades, plaids and neat printed figures, Bedspreads » 7 —of heavy 2, inch size. with emm Tubdfast. 22?¢ ‘;old sf{ripes. Seconds, » speciaf, each | | Printed Voil onis Cottons & Wash Goods{™ —Featured Thursday at Attractive Savings | Bath checks Remnants. 18 checks, etc. ‘ia , C grounds, Yard Bath Mats Thursday—An Extraordinary Sale of 4500 | nate Wie ac Gola Geek to ee versie ll , C idin as $4.88 isi. weve} | Men’s $1.50 to $2.50 Shirts 04390-inch Pepperell] Sheets. stained $1.35 zcradc Basement [Economy “tore ca Towe Terry ( Stirengiy Seconds of 31 such a Vari- \ will wear well. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH +! a ie rv . with art ticking. Stand- = necking. ard sizes. special! s air s WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 17. 1926. CTIOUIS POST-DISPATCE | Thursday, in the Bedding Section—This Lot of | $7.90 Davenette Pads ¢\ will be delighted 1 ‘NZ groups being extrem value. y on wl undoubtes a: : $ 95 4x6-F t. - . . oo ‘ x ~~ . Be p € W ell-made Davenette Pads in the 4x6-fr. size. Filled with al 1 - ton felt and covered with neat art ticking, They are of the kind Gm $14.50 Felt Mattresses $5.95 Feather Pillows - Extra heavy 50 pound all layer Pillows filled with live goose ail eotton Felt Mattresses. covered duck feathers. | . eo” on 5? See 4 Basement Economy covered with -tnmch size. A Wide and Cottor Attractive $ Values at .. Gowns in slipover sty Qt crepe or batiste—an made. with lacé or é1 Srordery white ai flesh. Step-ings of hbatiste | vOtle im Ami-French sty or with Jace. | Slips of batis ery and straj

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eee ee enetnannstieteeeundieadinmmesnsmtn cumiiaeetael mn ee RRR LL A TT TCT ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCI 17. 1996. CT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCE Sample Glov p ves STORE HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. DAILY—OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P. M. Dimity Dresser Scarfs ~ Two Sizes $1.25 and $1.50 a q@ Crisp new Dresser Scarfs of striped dimity e in plain white, with rose, blue, orchid or gold ee borders and embroidered inserts. Fl |-$2.25 t0 | $1.45 Kinds O8c New Lace Flouncing Priced, the Yard $6.50 ' Womens ajl-sij i? ¥\ «2 9 os q2 7 aan moves sP be and yevelty cuff 4 @ Silk circular godet Laces in dainty new i Se st ee) «Color | 4 shadow patterns—for Spring frocks; in black, t . a gray, be'ge and white. ss Basement Main Floor ; : esate _ : | We Give l.agle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in | Largest Distributors of Merchandise : | Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted at Retail in Missouri and the West . £ an SE = ae Sow Sx ~ - _ — on Dresses & d $6.95 Values ¥ 5395 0 A a4 we Beginning Thursday—An Exceptional Offering of the Very Newest crepe and fo ta rei S 4 Piared and Straight- ae lels with Kick pleats. 66 29 nen’s ind [SSCS tpauaineatieeats ‘deal, ~ ve v . 0 e CNNE 4) 5S ‘se Basement Economy Store minster Rugs ne, $2975 | t seamless Axminster Rugs with deep e. In medallion, floral and conven- ns. Sultable for various rooms. 80 4 oe Large dress Hats of hairbraid—bangkoks trimmed in novel ways—flower- trimmed models—matrons’ Hats—crepe Hats with handmade, appliqued flowers and many other kinds for street, sports, dress and general wear. A PFPA ES yn Fa ho Cae x Ly - i \ 7 Basement Economy Store Fourth Floor ee be ) yrsetalls ¢ | and $3 Values ;- : D —200 of Them—Just Unpacked—Choice for................. ee @ These charming Hats have just arrived from New York—and vou know how smartly correct “Tenne” Hats always are—and what it means to select the newest stvles for $8.80. There is broad choice for women, misses and matrons and the many new millinery shades include rose, beige, copen, sand, green, navy, gray and wood as well as black. Home-Sewers Will Select Here on Thursday If They Want to Save on Newest Silks —Some of Spring’s Most Popular Apparel Weaves in These Special Groups i 4 Special! Women’s and Misses’ 3 Bordered Silks -... -- All-Silk | 4-Inch Dress Silks 4ils and: Bandean f fanev striped mate- igiitly boned. in a re of Sives Thursday Savings in the Newest © pring Frocks waar SB ine Hat. SB ins Coats ° ‘ . ' Sa ” rm -“4¢} 7. - . “ Flandsome 64-inch Silks with multi-colored 9.53 Satin Crepes—some with self-colored borders; Basement Economy Store ly—A Very of serviceable weight andina variety of fash- e : Vy 4 ] hat “make up”. beautifully—requir! : i . Hosier iia pny. — "7 papnoset vane 4 a to i oa a eck. is hae -Onable Spring colorings. U nasually Special Values at bake. This 49-inch ail-silk and Extra Values : | oS ong Pr ] ' 9 4 $ Flat Crepe Black Crepe a calle air: sel sg 3 Ks a Crepe Geol gette \ Fe ‘ a | ergar its and acces- ; . 2. ; “Ti Men S Socks | : | $2.98 Value, Yard $3.98 Value, Yard Hn ae agi IE re. Fee $2.98 Value—Yard i $2.07 $2.95 offering will widely : $2.4 $2.33 —* Ee ee tr a eR URRI ge cee Seconds of ; . A T-. 4 ‘ ‘- - ~ + appeai, in biack, white, ) N.inelh ee hate I xytersa eaAVY }- frie) 50c to 59c Grades | Firmly woven, 40-!nch 54 medium yee COPE. Orem, ais Sse. black “and Georgette Grapecin | ‘ is ERS sul-silk crepe de chine; weight black crepe, of | dogwood. navy, and | white grounds. with blaci white and. the nae 0 thi —_ | if ere are smart y new ae ee vaney— nail hank gg“ elem one gr oe ks, requiring a usual color combina- and dark colores — ¢ Variety as well as smart styling is featured in this of crepe de chine, satin, flat crepe and Georgette, with shades. 3 wut 142 to 2%, yards. tions. Third Floor special offering; the sports models are of tweeds and EE thats nl necklines of the latest types; some noveltv mixtures tailored on mannish lines; the dressier are flared, others perfectly straight—applications of Coats are of Poiret twill, Poiretsheen, roulacord and lace, embroidery and silk stitching being favored trim- 1} q i ° | . 2 a ‘llbloom, with fur, embroidery, pleats and novelty, Seamless mercerized cotton or MRA mings. In black, navy and a splendid assortment of Men’s Silk (Gloves 7 Aluminum Per colators ee i ces aes Black and navy Coats ben rayon mixed Secks with lisle $B the new Spring shades—so satisfactory choice is certain. " $ 25 included—also models in the popular new colors. tops. Fancy stripes or checks; | $7.50 5 om also plain colors, 4 Misses’ Sizes 14 to 20. . tog2 a DC Value. @ Misses’ Sizes, 14 to 20. Men’s Hose — it Women's Sizes, 36 to 44. GIUCS. « cccces Seal @ Nine-cup size Electric Coffee Percolators of Women s canes, 34 to ene Seamless mercerized cotton Him Extra Sizes, 42% to 5272. | aluminum, in paneled style. Quick pumping Extra Sizes, 4212 to 52%. Hose with double heels and @& Fourth Floor @ Sample Silk Gloves in gray, tan, covert, \ system—safety fuse. Basement Gallery _ Fourth Fleer : oe Se 35C beaver and brown; plain or with embroider- epeCins, OE oa Gas «sc eet ‘ ° , sis Basement Economy Store -—" ed backs. Size 814 only. The Popular Ruttled Curtain Sets Two Special Groups of Ornamental Main Floor ————— Jash Goods | oe J Printed Voiles r quality. 40 inch hard-twist Otles } Ci Printed designs ul mies \ Serond:s ol 25 > grade, vard SS age ar C you see the beauty of these Shades: of silks and Georgette, > eet ues oe ie Fo R88 © Cae? mnade over two linings—some ae > sy ha hat . 3 ° ., | Silk Bloomers $5 Value, Set at Lam Shades t Attractive Savings a g OF ReTReEE Bath Towels | a to Match Hose Stenger Junior Styles, $ AD Bridge Styles, $ 95 aed cmt with fh mt aa enn N $15 to $17.50 $12.50 to $15 inch size, with hemny : } 3 —Now the Vogue Values ..... : | Values ....+¢ pectel, each. .c.ii....- +a 22¢ | pura, Sa, i aed —_ ««* : , a” ~ - % “ ; i ‘ “a f f ms ¢ > . VA\ bs Pgh oe \ . ao . ze 7 ee essa ™ : x ‘ % Ved F 5. © * ro > 4 {\/ ®& ache SES : pound sealed glass jars Privet”’ of healthy, weli-branched, insect-free stock—that will be a Ze ; Value. You wil] undoubtedly choose widely from this assortment. ey : y, =: t oo nurses, --§9 that they'll keep. (. ups an AaAuUcers most satisfactory. Ready for planting—will make a thiek. at- ? ; . Se pee | maids and others; of Offered Thursday at tractive, hardy Hedge. . i = se By cect oy oer yom . a te ei | Bet A white muslin with el- such a very special ce | | . . ia 4 ‘meme Ofcr oF ee a s tiste, in ° eee ie? ss20es ila +h : eemeer %j ae $ (X) ‘6-tt. size. Filled with all-cot- [i > ile pegged Pease effect with hand- ge Beet fe) bow length sleeves or ee Special ' sSeabiy Rose Bushes . Rose Bushes so ; : . ; . 2 ec, - 0.53339 Sere! firs - . obtain several jars. rdy ‘ — ronth! Ciimbing varieties — Crime ig, Uhey are of the kind that mame broidery; white and drawn work and hand em- a Be fe} of plain colored cham- eee 3 Hardy, field-grown ent athiy Ramhied. - Desaiaa oie ; | flesh, : broidery. a | fea brav with white shaw! Wholesome for white and yellow va- 50c ted —_ and Cc es = tts: . " ' ; FEeeees GON ois. CLNEMS, CMON aeseee sere 5 95 F th . © Step-in f hati Bloomers of cotton crepe, + sea | or Tuxedo collar and children to eat— @€ Cups and saucers of plain white chinaware ties; each .. . ‘ : eather Pillows | ae SS ied See sete tinay or batiste—in | RRL white cuffs ideal to serve at ~—im eupelient weight, ant %. Soun-nerre Flower Bulbs ows filled with live goose and § on with mi-French style ste - flesh | | : “parties.” plain shape. Just the thing to use everyday Hardy Shrubs Ready for planting—Canna, k feathers, covered with art t@2 lace, “ e . S; 36 to 46 Main Floer : ——or to economically replenish your table ser- ones = te tte Tee Litdee” ines Tuberose, hardy or ” 7 — . . . ; " . Leaemeeeed : . <, ea, Aue ing. 20x27-inch size. 4 85 Slips of batiste with lace or embroid- 1Zes @) : | vice. Only 4 sets to a customer—no mal! ne A Hla pom el ngage 35 — iadiqia, Gag” : 56 & ae eee eee, ery and strap or built-up shoulders. ii Thiré Floor ~ or phone orders accepted. Fifth Meor others, each ......... C Basement Gallery oo ; Basement Economy Store catiiint anaemia < ¥. rs Pia vag Ca Oh eg ELT a tr ee eT . ore ES eek. "y ee, nese Te peas iF SRE ee i EELS IE DSN a Oe TR WU VT VAT TCT 4 Yee rear rar aeaimMmsrrrrT+tm.¢7aoer ror eK); ne Peart rit eAagTrre t

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ett tam att: rt ne fan 2 + aeiprsbe : : Tt 7'8S POST-DISPATCE! : ~ - * “> - + * I . Cc 2 “1% Te ang g ' Pra =e rer a) VW i a “DONE. ~ | } a E\ BR NENG XI. Re T i 7 O96 me FM . - | welt : } it 4 ST ICHS PNST-AISTATCE bean secs alice — a ae arse a¢ i SS. r ——— : = caibagdaapereogspaty ge? nd \ : | TORE HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. DAILY—OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P. M (2 ie e a Permanent Waving Heep: ti Muscie Oil Astringent ; Hae: . With Oil Shampoo, $15 a Pee From “Doroziiy Graz” $i and $2.50 | a: Se @ Cur process of Permanent Waving aiways 1 Tee GA deligh aint: | highly penetra- cives satisfaction and includes an oil shampee at atte tS . 5% : Le ty s cele brated beau: ad dae skilled operators employed. ers Spevbaiis ee ee ee spit ——_—__—_—_— ag mas Main Floor Balcony eee. Se iy eke | ; Come E ‘agle "Stamps and ‘Re deem Fuil Book: x for $2.00 in OO in Largest Distributors of Me re chandise 7 by eae oa or S2.50 in Merchandise —-Few Restricted Articles Excepted at Retail in Missouri and the est Pei oe gh eee PRR ERA GIES Pai SOG aencaniete oN YEE on em geet) Cie ae ee a a ago, pads a8 a + “% eo SAP wen oe =e 2 Saot pin SK : d P aie i See? prlcoghiaate.s ae me teats sa * = bach if hy : we All Who Deem It Important to Save Substantially on Daily Needs Should Participate in the One-Day “MARCH SALE OF TOILET ARTICLES © Williams’ Talcum Beginning at 9 O’Clock Thursday Morning—With Wide Assortments of Dainty Toiletr.es, Standard Home Remedies and a Other Needs—Some in Limited — Hinting at the Wisdom of —s — No Mail or Phone Orders Accepted. et ‘a gents. amit of S| “Olive Street” a ‘15e Borax | Imported TN itiatolion Gant rip $i 1 Chanseie Skins rl “ i : = M A - Xx Po . + 7 ° : . Soap SMa ©. 24 ; isch rs @ Ze Vasiabie Cham- 4 Id C ox be . | tins der. in i2. pee* mit of At Remarkable Savings for toilet er bath uss | ots Skins; olfttaamed. firet Oli = | 60c D. & R. Co c- on ; Pow er oa “4 fou : bye for gee Limit of Two f 2 dozen; 4?¢ juajity: limit of 73 ae hd a 8 liaise ryt I ~ ia Te a , pa - ea i - ham’s Comp a C a 4? limit ef 2 cut 4ZC on isc... $2 “Mem's Ambre” Toi- © Gol oe} | - - ee C taining olivs an nt : eee i C i} Reg Cae: aes oe - let Water.....$1.50 ———— — | dozen: specia! the e Fe ence -. ‘ie “ dozen oe ° $2 Hoyal Bouvardia es je See a ; e : « a 7 . . ea Be 50c Rubbing, Alcon! Fancy Toilet Soaps Home Remedies Toilet Water. .$1.43 Rouges and Cosmetics . Nail Preparations Pluto Water fh f rubbing A —— Limit of 6 Cakes ~upervised by a registered ee | Limit of 3? to a Customer Limit of 7 to a Customer Large size of this highly | Vien hd | size: 1] of - = eae zraduate Pharmacist. Extract. $4.20 $1.25 Bour Rouge Mand: 5 per nedy: rmit ef 2 PUBS Eee Kone oc - = 69 nator S35 Guerteia’s “Chame- Pi.co ES joi- Rouge Mandarin, Glaze Liqdid Enamel .35c : ei : $i Royal Howuvares — Limit of 3 to a Customer a ee Thursday at Ste Wen Chee |: . . - =... 29c ma aH 69¢ Baume Analgesique 50¢ Morny Engti-hb Bath ae bet” ( armichac! Lavender Ca-~- a om | ‘. ine 1 } . pe I anal = Poerfurie $2.4 \ Bath Preparations Z Limut of * to a Customer Vv an-Eas Tonic—scalp ee ii wi bchiments | tile oe 6 (Re Caster ee, ee S53 Avanal. -Pour bie" Perfan: $2.75 Limut of >t ' J or dandruff remedy; guara : . > » -. >: ° ni . ed ' 4 _ Cer . ‘ — > = ww iv a Customer a ~ _* ” z ec : I Pears Scented Giye. Soap. . loc ee ane 9 $3.50 Lyd ~ Toilet Water. a--orted $3.09 schratz Omental Pou der = ‘um isc. 3 for 50c pe = ee “or . + : 20. Tyrce’s Antis wale | — " =e ee - egek.... Gee ee | pe i : $1 DjerKiss Compacts Pear'- t n 19 satlahkeo Bath salix ty {2 tver weet 19¢ and 3tc x - ‘ ; 4a ii {711 White Rose 1%. 3 for 33e 35¢ Lepatic — Pill- a $1.75 Dier-hi-. Toilet Water ? $1.19 Sydwik Bath Bag OE \molim Powder ° .20c and 39c Dickinson's Witch Hazel e* Z > -..> od? , rT ¢* “per y ’ ~— " ms > o- 5 ” ci =~ = €% » T bir + i's oe rer and (.ermicidal 19¢ . > Tor ool on vs one oe che $2.50 Moouna Vanna Perfurm: ~1.09 Bath Torpedox rat i ; \Wafers 17 Doce? Cul Iie ~ Bath sait- SS ad | Deni-~ oe 1.94) Beth salts “s - ae of 2: esck. 4200 eee 2 cE Gi s inc Chthiven’s Math box... ..23¢ =3¢ Phenoiax Wate ; $1.50 Lohse’. Pace Powder 95 $11, Drs-Pits Louon i7e. 3c. 65e 4 : 4 oa ae ee nae e=, 2He Hinkle’s Pils, 1.» - Sa “Se ale a wt. Z. $ Bee | — wold Cr ah : Mem's Pruit soaps. doz Aare) id 4 1 ty - ull = TH see oe Seton neo ia. Pte | + ea 3oe)0 OC ocea Butter Cream ‘ ee OF 5 CE . si : a . _ 3%: La Lete Bath Powder. . .42c 1 Manicure i Ho B ‘hosol Can soc, 4&3 60: Kantol ¢ reame too $2.05 Hughe~ Bru-lhe-~ so 79 St La Tete Toilet Waters. . . 7% ledent Tooth Paste Nos. 1-2. 37: : $1 ot Water er. 7 meneeet Sem 23e, 430 60c Kantol Cream: oS 6 Mozart Toilet Water $9¢e very sh 2 eA 2.45 ro a po 1 a mis ° vee ¥ie $1.50. Shavir : t Pebeco Tooth Paste “surety” Bay Rum. 33c and 47c¢ 29 Glye. and Rose Water. Toe B23 Tooth Brushes ite 31.00 Narcisse De Chine. 81.10 etiecte ia wae special. | --+& B: ving with game i i ‘ 50c Whisk Broom- ot oth: PP Ariy Toilet Water 2oe ; uine badge b : — ~ - rubber. s tized: : Via Se Face Cloth Ca-es 1 —— Tl oilet Soaps | rabber; sts | es am & th via hae | oft ys Farr ‘ oe ~ © @é6 eu ; ds ; zt ‘ " 33¢ 50 Toilet Sete 1 Fancy Powder Puff- Oo Face Powders $3 50 t ae A * inde 2 a " 45c E ee 1 Salts 6.9 Me Keen Cutter File- ps Fe Linut of 2 to a Customer S pecial D 7 ; : 4 “s ? oe Oe re so “ene =: rors ae ~ peciail, zen ' Imported Perfume 3 _ ee ee P “ae : t Q- oh and wean Mirror =? S$! Piver’s Face Powder He P. e C k ee many + harming styles: pump as x : Py e-pound os ° 29 g Offered ~ Q5 toc Mandarin Puffs. ~, Gide Dier-hi-- Pow der.. 2 e @! ake Cakes | palb =t vles: limit ef 2: $2.95 : ; iS =: ‘* Pe e AS ae 4 - cc Nail Serubs 1 3 Ft 25 Mannon Lescaut OSC | eac SOc Re : aS | yru oO a sin a Lady bk-ther Fase Powder 21: é T ih : , -45 . ala i P ting i. : : offered 1 tC you s Hd suppiy 1 ; far In advance. ‘Limit A fashionable new shade of fine ‘: oe - = ASRS E A ae, Oe ge ea more o« . rT ° ° ’ ¢ —— ) f the following quality por : a #3 “Ans of ; eas © 2 ie c _ +3 7} = ' ‘oO! in sae eae Oe } rer } et "50 a 2 s | si : : ‘})} eo« Gawa-an «= « © @oe #4 ¢ $1 ins” wv we ee = 13 Ss" Lifebuoy Heahh Soap Ww altke’s Imlia Coco Castile 75e Creme “Pourquoi Pas” | iB ' See?” = 3 reali Peta , | are ebt— r Jap Ro-e soap Walthe’~ Nemo Bath oe eream eof very fine qual- $ oie . oe . be =~ ecora tions. i Os an ‘ pieces ao , rioh*s : =" 0 acl’ © : ip ahrick wate “si iattaaire Tt \ a cas, ai oe Q5¢ gta er tg ihe Lana OL Complexion Seap Imported Bali Battermilk samned ported a : - : ee Virwtr f z 70 et ! i : : e Jergen' Bouillon “poons-. set of 6 $4.50 $2.55 52 “oup “pooms, ~et of 6 eg So. - -P} Se a SOF (offer “~poons. -et of 6 $2.3 €1.45 =0 ece Pvice Set (range “pooms. <et of 6 $3 ne $1.85 In Utility Tray Individual salad Fork-. -et of 6 S5.90 $2.90 $28 50 \ Individual Batter ~“preader-. ae $16 set of 6 $4.50 $2.55 Value Oyster Forks. set of 6 $3.50 $2.00 You il appreciate saving so much on H. H. bruit Anives~. -et of 6 SOS $5.50 : S&S @de<irabie Set 6 teaspoons, 6 tab'ie- i. HH. truntt Anive~. ~et of 6 33.23 $13.88 spoons, 6 forks. 6 hellow-handled. stain- (old Meat -borks. cach 1S So esa scl mediwm-size knives. 2 StU gar Pickle Peork-~. each $3.23 ré * shel] ara 1 utter knife Rerry “poons. cach | Jc.22 $5.30 same Set with flat-} led Tomato server. each ; $2.25 $1.20 knives. $21.50 valine. $12.75 Medium Ladle~. each $4.25 $2.45 (sravy Ladles. cach . $1.55 81.00 fe aoe ree . Main Fleer ’ ” E cos RYE ve Bes FE SN OES TELL NS eT a er Pye 5 fe ; : 1 ry ‘ ‘ Jas a Vig ee SOR sae nar te oe rh “ e Py ‘ , 7 ' ; ‘ ~ ee ¥ pide. Pm PART TWO. GREEN SANS ABOR IS GRO N PRODUCT President of the A L, at Washingt Cites 25-Year C Output of Worke NEW UNION WA POLICY EXPL “The primary purpose ised labor is to secure bet and better, working and its membership,” WV illiay president of the America ation of Labor, said in @ ‘o -mcuden’s at Washing versity today. Tt was (}reen'’s second publ ie appearance during day visit to St. Louis. IL he delivered an address t sr. Louis Bar Association rived here yesterday ‘rom New York and wi this afternoon. ‘ “The workers who al ized seek *o advance tt nomic and soctal interest: orgad ization and = collect gaining, " Green continues are united for mutual ment and for self he Time and experience ha the wisdorn of such a Many benef!ts and biesst: tangible and intangible,» cecured for working tf women thr ough the effor por < rzani ‘zations. " Wholessme Inflaen “Trade wnions have ex most wholesome influence economic end social sphe have made definite gain: nomic and social improve have prevented the tmp industrial Mmijustice and. wrong.” Within the last 25 ye aerage worker bas incre productive capacity 50 ; said Green. -before ask what sort of a wage is th: entitled?” In this co Green said that the thes ' John Stuart Mill and Ada: economists, regarding wor wages, have largely bee: seded by the practical ide dustrial leeders Ike Her and Gerard Swope, and sy 2° organized laber. \ “nion labor was never ‘ith the so-called “living ‘Ss contemporary. the ~age.’ as a true foundat wage policy adopted eat convention of the Ameri eration of labor. y contends that the real the workers must equip Reg commodities wh sk: training and ger duce.’ Green declared. No Other Way to Sa “There ig no other way industry can be maintat ® productive basis and th Frosperity of the peeoph advanced. Uniesas this m1 owed great injustice wi Ppesed upon working ncreasing power ef usef “Bo long as the real p power of wage earners eneugh to enable them cack the eommodittes | ‘uce the wheels of ind 2@ Kept in continueus mm onsuming and purchasi of the masses of the pe be balanced with thei pacity. “The ability to buy ef and manufactured goods respend with the worke to Produce commodities Wacture articles. If this ‘S$ net established and 1 ‘dustry wii] be confront ‘sUIrplus of _unseld goo ‘ould ultimately be fo 2° mills and factorie reased unemployment. Poential Buying P Among the masses of | ‘2h people there exists ‘lal buying power whic “iade active It is based individual desire for the. of Life and the realizatio er living standards. Wei and women desire bett: “om fortabiy furnished, “othing and nourishing “antial foot, They als * efioyment ef «educa ‘aDtages, music, art, te ‘oe ial adwencemrent. : <titsfy these desires Uf th “ll permit them te do “ll buy and duy freely iheorTegse the demand Soe ne

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yee tel Sg anent Waving Oil Shampoo, $15 f Permanent Wavir and includes an oil perators cinployed. Main Bloor Baleuny - ‘= ~ — hampoe 1, Palmolive Shampoo Special - RS. 25¢ htt hi INpPoo Pam oils, > Olive-Creme Soap Graham’s Complexion Soap con- taining olive oil; Iimit of 9 dozen: specia! the Pe an 50c¢ luto Water large size of this highiy effi. cient remedy:,limit of 2: - . each, special F Rg ie 6-4} 29¢ 75c Casti om stile Soap ‘ Florcuce Castile—that. filoatg: made o! pure ingredients: limfr of 2; 4-ib.- factory cuts. - 9c | soeach. (5 Se eae 55¢ $1.29 Van Ess Tonic . en ey re ; ne 2 Van-Ess Pronic—scalp massage or dandruff remedy: guaranteed: 7 limit of .3 $1 eacl.. Yi wt SA : : “a ae . ’ * > . 9: Dickinson's Witch Hazel oe Double distilled grade—in full = iv-ounce 8§) Ze: mit ar f 75c to $1 Sponges linpoerted “sheep's wool” Sponges ; nm various sizes. - 9c “A b R oe P ~ mbre Royal’ Powder $1.59 size. Ambre Fioval Fare ze Pow der—in all wanted shuades = limit of 2 9 a e . ze $1 Manicure Scissors Imported. hig! quality steel Manicure Scissors with es keled' fimigh; pair...... 09¢ $1.50 Shaving Brushes oa .cady” Brushes with. gen- uine badger bristies in hard f rubber: sterilized: imit | of *2 cach EE eae ee 95¢ ; o $3.50 to $5 Atomizers f Imported Perfume Atomizers {n many charming styies: pump and bulb style mit of 2; $2 95 each. : ea . 50c Rouge Bengale A fashionable new shade of fine Guality imported Thouge; 35¢ oe eee EE ee 75c Creme “Pourquoi Pas’’ _— \ face cream of very fine qual- iTS imported French 44 make; per jar... SCs ee C —— Main Floor a ization Brings leware. items... ee made ; junctions Condemned. ; mid | what sort of a wage is Surplus of unsold goods. This Would ultimately be followed by q idle mills and factories and in- .* ican people there exists a poten- erent estes ensseeaess: se rsaete er -. 8388, rtseetes s: ditorial Page : ‘Daily Cartoon . ‘ ¥oeteee aeee - . ¢ 084 oe toe, SSS eS lhl Ol lO eiCetséS kk * oaks dae ee eee - Oe Ce eT * A _ + = PA 3 top pers rx “BP & eye P42 ss3-i2 Li TESSRERSECe Tei ootoettgge cate Tereet: ottaes aBbapeasves ages BF te wo terres coaseessoseenes -ereseeceess { ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- -e- eters +a ee-* - atseee oats oem peerres. °STe Ts. = x 2 a at Sy e ee oO RES | RAR ape et as a gear aids / a - one . W. T. Cosgrave. nd id ; “From the' in | Sjunet to | IRISH FREE STATE ON ROAD TO SUCCESS, LEADERS AVER | —_ tm Years Ago Found 4 Distinctive Nation- g ality, Whose Fight to Remain So Is Crowned With Vic- tory, Declares Wil- liam, T. Cosgrave. | By WILLIAM T. COSGRAVE. | President, Free State Executive ) Council. | | DUBLIN, March 17.—With the | return cf St. Patrick’s day |minds of Irish peoplé all over the the more than 14 centuries ago, when St. Patrick brought Christianity to Ireland. When St. Patrick arrived at Tara ‘he found himself at the seat |government of a nation with dis- i tinctive national traditions and in- stitutions. He found Ireland one of the few countries which had escaped invasion by the Roman armies and which had developed its own civilization tn the security afforded by its geographical posi- ' tion. In the 14 centuries which have ‘elapsed, the Irish people have i; been called upon to face many trials and many difficulties. Ef- ‘forts have been made to make them forget their identity as a na- tion, to make them forget language and the days when their patron saint brought -to Tara. These efforts were uever successful. e Through centuries.of difficulty ,the Irish people persisted in the struggle to develop their own na- tional institutions. In that strug- gle they have been victorious. a re ee Since the recognition, in the treaty. of the sovereign rights. of the Irish people they have devoted themselves to the development of national institutions suited to the life of a modern people. Year of Progress. Last year was a year of remark- able progress. It saw the settlement of the boundary dispute and the de- —_— velopment of friendly relations be- | tween the Free State afd Northern Ireiand. It saw the settlement of outstanding financial questions be- tween the Free State and Great Britain. With the removal of these nossible causes of future difference. it marked an important step in the direction of the healthy politica! development of the country asa whole. Since the days of St. Patrick vas’ changes have taken place in the world Ireland no longer lies on the extreme western limit of civiliza- ,tion. She lies with civilized conti- nents to the east and to the west. to The seas, no longer dangerous travelers, instead but the most adventurous, bring visitors to her ports. She gladly | makes them welcome, more espe- | cially when they are the descend- ants of those who in former vears: made their journey across the At- lantic. Lying as she does between the old world and the new, Ireland can look forward to a future of I believe that Ireland can make a distinctive contribution to the in- ternational life of the world, worthy of the traditions which have been handed down from the days of the ancient kings and the Patrick. coming of 8t. cessity of studying those problems now with an open mind and with greater care and diligence than has been applied to them in the past. The establishment of the Free State, while it brought new rights and powers, brought also new obli- gations and it enforced the convic- ‘talents and energy for relief in any pre sent difficulties and for the attainment of future prosperity. That neither talent nor will be lacking I am satisfied from | iwhat I have seen of the proceed- | ings of the Oireachtas, and though we have our problems, and serious problems, too, they, are not unlike the problems confronting the rest of Eu®ope today. Sd Wharton Pepper, an eminent jurist a United States Senator, deliv- otable address upon the isubject of ‘Injunctions in Labor ‘ Disputes’ at a joint meeting of the | Pennsylvania Bar Association and | the American Bar Association. | “Senator Pepper stated that he had made a study of the increas- ; ) } ‘hor controversies. This study in- ‘cluded an examination of all in- ‘junction orders issued by the ltnited States Courts during the last few years. He states: “‘The study of these orders | discloses an evolution mildly | comparable with the growth of | the corporate mortgage. The become injunction orders have more and more comprehensive | and far-reachingé in thetr pro- visions unti) they culminate in the shopmen’s injunction order already referred to. Every | thoughtful lawyer who has not | already done so should read that order and meditate upon its significance. In Su. sloing hie i Continued em Page 21. St. Patrick 1400 world naturally turn to the time, of | their | Christianity | of deterring all. increasing | usefulness among the nations, and, tion that we must look to our own! energy | ling use of court injunctions in la- | A The Spokesrhan Speaks. Where Scholarship Counts. The ‘‘Yes Man.’’ Achieving Distinction. Post-Dispatch Bureau, 20-23 Wyatt Building. WASHINGTON, March 17. - dent’ took occasion at the 'press conference the other day to ‘allude, in flattering terms, to Bas- com Slemp’s new book, ‘“‘The Mind | of the President.”” Consid2ring vthat the book alludes in flattering terms to the President, it will be | Seen that President himself ‘would feel some delicacy praising it. Fortunately, this rule does not apply to ‘the spokesman” who always feels free to speak w2!l both of the President and of those ‘who speak well of him. In “the che this instance spoke3- man” not only gave his approval } ' ' HE “spokesman for the Presi- | ; ' —— about | ene eoemewer t to the volume which gives sucn hearty approval to Mr. Coolidge, | but went so far as to suggest it would be a good thing for the cor- ‘respondents to have it in their of- j fices so that. whenever they were | in any doubt as to the President's attitude on any broad subject they could turn to the .book and ‘out. But while Presidents hav? ‘not always stood behind the views | expressed by the “spokesman,’ as /'& general rule they may be taken /as authoritative. In fact. it would be hard to find two men who think and talk me@re alike than the | President and the “spokesman.” sebiteelinakan * HE failure of men who hav made conspicuous successes in business to shine in the Senate through lack of the faculty of con- vincing expression was the theme of a recent article in this: news- ,paper. Theré is another class of senatorial ‘‘failures’ whose inef- yfectiveness is less easy to explain. |Senate with high reputations for scholarship and intellectual power and do nothing th reputations. to sustain eir By far the most notable example € thi N | of this sort Senator George | Wharton Pepper. When in 1921 'he was appointed to fl] an uneéx- _Pired term, it was said and gen- erally believed that few men were better qualified to maintain the 7s | lTcoce to Prt |PROPOSAL TO LET 10 JURORS DECIDE CRIMINAL CASES ; Former Judge Grimm Changes in Law Advocated by | Judge Grimm to Speed Justice | Makes Recommendation | to Missouri Association | 2 for Criminal Justice. REPORTS ON STUDY OF 10-YEAR RECORD Jurist Declares State Su- preme Court Is Getting, Away From Reversals for Technicalities. By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. SPRINGFIELD, Mo., March 1%. —In recent years the Miesouri Su- , preme Court has shown a marked | tendency to liberality in its con-. struction of the criminal laws, and |, | ' | to get away trom technicalities, is the conclusion reached ‘righted report to the Missouri As- | “ind | | here tonight. ' criminal sociation for Criminal Justice by | former Circuit Judge J. ‘Hugo: Grimm of St. Louis. The report : will be presented at a meeting un- | der the auspices of the association | covers a etudy of | reaching the The report cases 'preme Court in a 10-year period, |and was for the prupose of grounds upon which decisions were | ‘based, the extent to which ° con-, 'stitutional or statutory provisions | controlled the decisions, and the | — i statutes i that i which > Poe roe Pennsylvania tradition of prestige | and power which had been estab- lished by Boies Penrose and Phil- | ander Knox. A brilliant career at the bar and the authorship of several important works lay he. nind him The Inarticulateness Which, has hamstrung Couzens and Rendered Butler obscure his; he was an orator of aS not proven ' mettle. ' FTER | Pepper h to the rank of ercismg little if any more fence among: h colleagues (such back-row plebej |Kinley of Diinoi Hampshire, and When he seats. Hie no me: a than Williams of change one Th , leaders seldom consult or consid- er him. Five years ago his ad- i mirers saw him rising to the lead- ‘ership. Such a suzgestion todav would invoke only laughter. Ele has become just one more ‘y: man’ for the administration. } ! Ciass ticut. Fle five years of descended a ser, ice as almost nonentityv, ex- influ- 1h.32t Alo va rc oNe ’ aL iS ans a@s KX feo: 2 Weller of speaks it could i land. empty change vote Missouri could is 1 ré t SS ee > ©£ ST aqgdacqhHion tn % t I ] i ae Conner. ¢ qt ik: ] is Bi ngham, likewise a great tradition to carry on, and he like- wise was credited with the ability to do it 4 professor at Yale, ‘he ran for Governor of Connecticut, and was elected. A few days | later Serator Brandegee, 'the strongest figures in the Senate, committeed suicide, and Governor- Sal ne ithe i which Marx- /preme Court in its anxiety to give © : | =) bs ing Manager's Statement. ee Grimm said jAhat the crimes joss in his owr behalf, but that in | J. P. Higgins, operating manage> 3 against property presented much! wejching his testimony, the jury| Of the existing barge line, which : 'mofe difficult legal questions than) jient consider the fact-of his in: has demonstrated success in fig- . the others. terest in the result of the trial. In| ures Of $300,000 net profits last 4 The study of the cases revealed the Finkelstein case the Court held | rr Pere oss “I do not believes a that the principal cause of rever- that such an instruction was an! hen —e Mees will favor any Se sals was the errors of Circult|unwarrantable comment on the | ne nt “ly to deprive the present ee, Judges in giving or refusing in- | evidence, and reversed the case. oma aan “> part of its business a structions, 116 of the 325 caseS, Likewise an instruction in stolen | ty of nse As to the advisabili- 5 reverged having been sent back for | property cases that sole possession | 14... teats a upper a retria] for this reason, while only af recently stolen property raised | 1 setient pment to Cairo, the only ae °8 cases were reversed because Of |+hne presumption that the person 1D Ppp fo operating point advanced : defective indictments or informa- “possession was the thief, had been "aca — ae this services 4 tions. There were 64 reversals be- approved in a long line of cases, in th gaat *d to meet conditions a ijcause of errors in the admission but in May, 1922. the instruction | peso: Pag ere “ the channel. Re- ‘ or exclusion of evidence, 16 be- was condemned in the Swarens, ‘4 nland Waterways Cor. e cause of improper cross-examina- | case. | aes prtage » nearly $59,000: to 4 tion of defendants, 16 because of Another lke situation arose over! ‘Winoka’ . atlow-draft two-bonet = improper conduct of the prescut- 4), “flight” instruction. The Co oxKa commission to ta ey ‘ | aa err 40D. ‘ourt care of St. Louis-Cairo service . e ing officers during the trials, and. had upheld instructions that the erlod fi * > = five because of improper conduct flight of a defendant raised a pre- — agi ow water. ‘s | ‘ The St. Louls Shippers’ Confer. . of the Judge. sumption of his guilt, but in June. | ence Agsociati ‘ Other Reasons for Reversal. 1°°%. in the Janies Hogah case : on, with 106 corpora - aa ¥ : ‘| tions represented in its member. ss 't was Noticeable in the tabula-' ‘is instructdon wos. eendemned. | ahin met yesterday in the Amer. : @ tien that only 59 cases were re- Continyed on Page 22. ‘Continued os Page | ne ee a —— Renee. enemas ll he St. Leuis Bar Asi auditerium of St ait ea alee. Ea

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——— se BOG BPGkk SRNL E EEE, = 68SES le 4 Pet RTS vee @sn 4+"e," “"* ee ae igo tg — the auditorium of St. Louis Uni- “Not long ugo Hon. Geesgel ae ee ae oe, ga ae 20 | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, 1926. oe i ST LOUIS POS POST-DISPATCH eae _THE REAL BIG ISSUE. AN ECHO OF THE WHEELER CASE i nded by JOSEPH PULITZER Word comes from the East, where straw votes on Senator Walsh of Montana has recalled an inci- Vec. 12. 1878. 3 the question of prohibition are flying, that pr oh apie ecomgmgin Agger xa Dove Stans Published by the Pulitzer Publishing bdition’is to be the big issue of the elections thi ter Wheeler, which, he correctly says, | { Company, Twelfth Boulevard vear. There is no novelty in the news that prohibi- should not-pass unnoticed. He refers to that “sur- j _ and Olive Street. tien is to be a big issue. It has been a big issue in prise witness,” George B. Hayes of New Tork, upon | | Sar Boehetsearce puar. American politics since its inception. Not only has whose testimony the Government anees its ee ; . ‘tor Wheeler officially, professionally * . 4 a 4 Je FORM t fizured in special elections before the a ST. LOUIS PAS A FOE OF Blt be Re’ ¥. Dr. M. Ashbty Opposed K. K. K. and Ev . sfution Movemer 9a "hh ‘¥ i+) * ‘ehteenth destroyin ‘& itm ho I know that my retirement will | amendment was adopted, but has bee | make no difference in it the tA who will agsewme ‘he pasa **ere 28S ar 0} = | a = cpp — —— rerarded as a device of the big interests to divert at- regarded the tale as incredibie. Hayes disappea 2 = j Pp tithe a > 2 + + : 1A : je sss jn f Ba. 3 =e A ‘ain - — = “4 . a oe wmeasky tention from their misdoings. But Federal prohibi- From that day until Mr. Walsh’s speech in the Sen- second Bapt.st © ours, : | “ith the poor. always remain de- Cation Irom teen i esse ie ee: _ * 4 Washington Bt ee | Voted to the public welfare. never be tien will continue to be an issue until it is settled ate Monday his fame, so far as we are aware, has nighwey an “net : : : ~metiteti ana . - ; Son ; ~ ] paeatted With merely printing news, right. until the original vigor of constitutioma: re not appeared in print. ard. | unday. Apri e = ; ? ; f rr ; anta. (3a... “ag always : ‘ ie a as ays be drastically independent; |. -aints, state ri course. that Hares either told the never be afraid to attack wrong ; , alee r : a us truth om the witness stand at Great Falls or he com- went? ation PRES EMTS I. Rana STF ay Sa a # Windies choise s “ “ay —_ ee eeepc nae anteintet JF / : +t ored ef . whether by predatory pluto¢racy or SLOPE ‘ "a : : % . ; ~ | : a > 7 FS amy ¢ - anal +" 7? " * > ? _ predatory poverty That there has been a reviva: anc inrercsiilea m mitted perjury. In the circumstances the possibility = ‘ : > e * is 4 sw «@ « > ’ & 4 ‘ es . - > : : th . a - “Pr Ff - a ~ Con tant = - = i. : 4 : fie > me Te a JOSEPH PULITZER. of the issue camnot be denied. Chan: sentimen error onot fairly be comceded. No man com- e accepts the scientttic $ 2 ae ° 5 ; on Pe? . - . Yas - ? April 10, 1907. : with regard to its effects on mora!s and on public petent to testify in amy suit in any court could con- tion and Sas oppe ee ybediemce to and respect for iaw are manilest. ice ce@ivaoly imagine that a Senator of the United States Klux Kian at its DErtaps bMS 7 at ee aes P —— ; 4 mom TEN : : " . . ® ‘ - grey e : oa | LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE straw rotes sho L. 26a taere S strong eviceanee if had Di Opesec and ciscussed in detail an lilegai part- we ‘ he Irn leresace . 3 i velipeiieiniitiink ; : oa ‘eine he is ao 4 . : - — bn on oni te o me ve.’ ~ Se oem o : 3 3 i. > 2s , - ‘ ct. we. iss - : ! (“ongress bd throughout the count Ol tie ve- rere i. "2, IL discovered. meant the toss cof nis tters . ; House and Wilson. eee ce pes ee : nit ve ; ee + though neither * - + ¢ noe! #5 ; 7 - - Se 4 i ss Aes eatin -" ; . Be the Editor of the Post-Dispa ginning of a igorous fig for the repeal office, the loss of his good name, the loss of .every oo . might: be di : : = . ; fal has , got = ’ . | ;, ' -? . - - t - - . ‘. . { me ar ‘4 NE reading the so-called reve ations of the eighteenth amenumert an 3@ Moai icali on ng any Man Of Lhowor prizes, anc, finally. the stig- rn-fundam ; se | : : . eae ‘i 7 ss - 4 aor - ; “+ ¥f > a | of tio EI1O (pss , 2 ft . tie \ rare] aw’ ; Ss. Ff 2 Prison sentence: ‘ - hat s what Hares ae ; sS1i1Kke2 9 be LA . -~ PS Z vo ai ~ ion) : tea ave - ’ . er * > = S RT, e le DPrect Disna C were? 4 re [a ‘s rast uy ie? acnh Pes ars gt =enaror Tr hee Pe r had done yz ’ Y oo 4 ats ; es is conducting a} = oe ? ¢ c - . = -~ 9 om fo ry > = * 1 rma? ? Aar = here Tr ” o om = ’ rs 7 a ss Vilson : | ; n contemperaries, which declare that-“Federal pro. The question raised by Mr. Walsh is, can a Wit- . services Sor ae ; unk ; r« i Ss; i : ~ v4 s, ‘ “ ; ~ oul TS = “y" ~~? * + 1, — a. Th. P . _ > - . > site cn hn in a - ‘ . yf oe aia The one question to be settled now, as the Post- ment make proper inquiry as to those points? 2 statement of er revelationa. One reading Mr. Houses .. ie a ys 3 > > : : | | : | . ~onaegs Dispa has remarked, is whether the original re-' Did it satisfy itself! as to Haves’ competence and ser who had teld a i memoirs w | be ied to believe that he : ria! -Ompetence ana ach : ; “= + ‘ - r — - . in ” : ‘ } none ee : : i : . T'? oa ‘ > + ; £5 Sol House and not Woodrow Wilson. Public. founded by the fathers, is to be preserved. or trustworthiness before it accepted him as the witness ciewer. “Cm not afraid 6 % *, iw . A144 4 : 4 .* . ‘ ponerse ~ ty oe we » & — we 7 : 3 s ao Fa as «Sonate ee t heing four ‘ . " > ‘ a . . } — 7 4 — i mo: 4 4 : was eiected as Presid: ittd a Federai empire is to be established ime Griit Nas that was to ruin W er? If it did not, then the feund. “™ 4 “ = = * A ‘& “ 4 = € ‘_ . ‘ 2 names Y ° 2s oe . + ; 7 . a —— i: eats owers and functions by the Federa! Gorernmen failed on every ccuont in the ende of fii Ber - the ; heads o? E. irone as als . e diploma's. p as s Hf we s res 4 ~ 4 whddad ©. 2d de iaiietu Vib ‘ ‘ (UUM ibd ee a COCd? ont ed. A monte . 2 | H noever he is, should be answerable to some trib atten sae —_ at ¢tete — sey - + aren ; —" - 3 — res OiUution, whi oa e>otism RJ 4 ss s man * % ;8P s s si @ ers a ; 35 773 7? ] a ‘TT? - Penta ~~ vy ~ > 3 + * we > % ¢ ~ ’ ee - 5 4 > a ; . inGgiviady CORaUCt. (Gor €Tuamenta: powers ee CTIY- 3 wnales refergh 7 tha Senn? F ¢h “- i*¢ = : i “om ay - a we ve sa WwW os . as Ww = ne ~ ~ +a ad =" a a ai pr a 4 si? Lii€ x conb 6 OS a OF ie T nit ead =tates— alee i : e7 e Atlanta Bo : Aish ee See wh 44 44 = oe ‘ ’ = > : ia as ee ne = - 2 e > . -_ ? vt 2 . _— . : . ' i€és Dave more a hee cen? ized in the Fed- 27 . okie? = + . > & ; will be revered and respected when Col. ~ . sg and more Bcenira:izec im the red- just as the perjurer. Hayes, should be. -ducation, to bar text oee ; > | a . 7 * . " ' > hee { - me t 7 Aro } +» ‘oO + ‘hye anh co ¢ . : ' : -c & ki Use Bnd i) i + rs »f ? tm Washington an«¢ ae & iwi . in ii Ve and and hy rea te ene with {oer rset AR le? ‘ ui " rf Tes iS. > : - aes bd . wy ~ LiCMPLi UL iva. wWwcKieg ia ver Ty Win Pag - . ~ ween te ~ P ~* ' ifn iat BW ee, ik erase ‘Rete 4 "Ota + Se . ° : rod ey before ? - a iver! of ("] iat 7 ise T) 3 : . E x . he a A ade ass assSinat a nw Q- Vv opiniovg, he - , . ar) "Ont inwe % ; nz Y —" - ¢% —— . — me Pe a x i , . : 2 - sw WW be RPS oe Pf urea &) ~ go AT a od asia Ot res ake a ae a] ea ofar ho hee » . | : + a ’ : ‘ ; oe ‘ a S ee ee MB cons ai : i aLOUT SS CBarariter. he las committe: a e¢ertme that eall Tt, ‘=? aT h s nor h a > me ; eo fr > + e a ¥ + ie ? as as 3 Ad . babadba 4 Fe Ut jabs i a ; *% .& : i? : ai a As ‘ ¥ Uis a ' na & F' Fai a L di. . ms C Sanw eee ile me o5 ‘ vs aie ~ et! and he. not Mr. Lincoln. was the Eman- Umued usurpation of state powers, rights and fune- in —— —- 6 e-—-—____-- " 1¢ DOOR at dist inc 4 »3 : . , —. innr vuT a it ~a C > . . "3 f om know ie 4 a . ~ AP a aN a he 4h & bed AG a= * a4 ave 2xTended to the modecs Pin seen Di imnoe en : ea “ : ee Pe) — | sai oo : a _ ae ° on web OR AT TS "4 ~ ad (PRA Peo tal i IVUse ei ene ry ~ 4 . + —S. the reduction of the income tax of the . CSad0isaoment reguiating ai! the affairs of the Ameri ey ere : MS scot s La scientific wort | | . f Vermont wheré Co in Cnatide : tu il Sell ‘ millionaires and near millionaires. can people. | ee — Jobn C. Coolidge, the Presi- g. whether if approves Aan = fart J . ii, + - ee ~ — > T oKe vr . “ ; = nd > tt a a ~ * ook 's S| ee. -” "7? bg or ’ a « eS not. $T if }. vv tiLsaiN The quneernsivae peop! a meohe I. * +e > : tie “ o “Pea “@ i— J ca * en a ee as =~ re ey at, aZzainst the tide yf nw = : Le — pra Vw eas ree. ii kia * i alt © Le - a anil es —_ _* nd a. Saw’ aed ie **? " ‘re vears . rs ee: ‘*agRi~ ii pir a ~ . ~ Y 2ad . Raa =f — ca) _ + te 3 ‘ pee i ° 2 wha S Sappe i> but gey are OP EINDINE to reaiize 7} —a eo yefore the board. ; 1a HOeig# ys aeCre eo re. Tra c’ or ? on . . + ‘ iene . : ; . : 3 meer, ¥ A .. a. aan 6 Mma tJ Wb ii ut {> c An 9. ; a © "oi : 5 w f $ : ohare. ar ej gg: On. ¥ . it . — . +?" - so ” _ - Sn ] . y ¢ —_- . - : * . i as WZ Ld a . ¥ ” - - = o~ . , : : i ‘i Part of : n city iT? tse neigh borhood ea: 2. Lie? uampering Ot IBGUSiTiai and eommercia! : 5; hae ~ + = » a PSiceri , #£ de per. ian? ae the truth ‘ -- - ‘ 4 4“. a > . = * am > Ey — — b 2 3 . is . yt i}? i Dite@e = ates View yIictarad dase be Soe ¢ ty a : o —_ = —— —— ~ aS a a a i Qnm,+ +}. —" - —— - 2 AS nie a , 4 |S re ~ al : , A1\4 dda SE ee Oi ee | { S i _- : : or © - L. f — _— * ‘ of Minnesota avenue and Catalan street, 4ctivities and the impairment of individual rightsand 7, Be | . i SS cee ‘ ruth of evolutien oF am] ; ° — i ai .? ee : ‘ I r Ras SOMmet Aine tremenaorvre!t 3 ital ‘ t “ae : . : Write this letter in the Lope tha! some- jiberties VWVe have zone far on that road and there er Gl SUC lads LIC TMOCUGOUSIVY impressire BR tie eacniing of , hysical science. a 6 © + mm \/ As’. moe 4 SS ae ae be | a Val 4 id | ita % i . ages y m e? Ag £? . . . = ; i ne Jissw iad i | salen iai. something of i Pp - ie war «e444 = — : : es vipers a BAS B+ Missy tin ; . ~~ T Raven vw, #3 fo’ ™m « & ici OL our ery ers a Tread Same and oO ; ; ™ Taryv of ‘je wo ha gr af world that ' -_ . anes = _ : i io@8 ; ee as t .oO Mma F i ae be | signs. | 4, 400 great worm tiat 3 = = SSS SS SSE = 4 3 , ; : Something. My complaint is in connec- | ~*S made its wav to the home of th | aan agains: jroalution, but : . ‘ h2U,0 i: LO i@ ; rY 2, esc 's f * . : + + os >» } > o Pa a s es * - * - ose al 3 e ee ee aa JERS a Wa 4 pe] : - « rE 3 tien with our streets which are pract- It is high time itor the American peocpie to check me . tte > ° Written for the Post-Dispatch : against identifying {oT “ es e) ‘ ;* ct wo * 1%, > eh + -o% Ps i : , as ; j " - " i in ts } rT) > Tira? 7 ¢ Is } q > ‘ ° Oi. . OO a * e# tO Lue TT: y~ u — . _ laity impassable, account of the holes the imperial movement. It is high time to decide vo cee ~~ tan Of Aim ea : By CLARK McADAMS with the teaching of any = : « : ' ! theory. I have had as free weed db a ro 8 and ruts, and deep mud in bad weather... a ao se ~s aie — ee once and for al! whether we shal! retain the republic LN@ Matter Has Keen taken up with our : ero einn, , ‘ometant tres, S . ete te ; J 4% As - . = xi lia : ii as COOStani. stream i ,iSiLOTs WhO Came ———— — — , . ertaxe empire: whether we shal! have constity- oe O See tae = = ==> ————————— NORTHCLIFFE AND THE NEW forbears. met the obligations thrust unon hk; ag ae Copyright. 1926. Ric in Atlanta as @2 Man evel e4 and enjoyed ent hustast cori.al suppert from: the be ~ id ria 73 : " a a4 » ~ 4 zr ; = I ] i res} 1@nr ed OITtToaAp: i ; & > a , . j _—— ? } or . o . Pa . : a» . aa aes 2 ViILSanrcds % +t) ‘% Lil a ™~ 2 + *g 2 : a a a " 4 ‘ , - passed. A hyi!! rear has; by Federal bureaus. That me Dig issue, and im-;. “on » not make/the | An unsophisticated cuss THEMSELVES. me pie of the State. : > BAS asse i] S& SUPpoOsed ., [ot'm lean . . ; : TOT? ev an ‘ner Tera ee oe et ae . . ' 3 —_ — ™ i Sh: “ « sie - 7. } te ‘ ©eci oes o> t¥ *» ; : eee fe ++ aa ¥ wha 4 i ‘ rnc"’r artadg , Te we tits cael ie esi Ow : J see : *noatf . rt is e Passed for ‘ot : }CiUGes au the lesser issues. . : tn ae “aS preasant oic fierodptus. (Monroe County (Mo.) Appea S I was then attached to the Weaiiam The fact is that Varia ; aSsfr: ier tae MM tAInS oO Ties sfreets pi NMrotre y i tren "Tt" — - r . , sii yajatess . aie i a sista . % : : . - m é e : : biay Js : ee woe Vroucd Oid man 1? Pug we: leagith Tiald ae ‘> ns R¢ ‘ ‘ a ‘ a “ : : erz. izations adot ted resg ta oS But wihren wil! it be done? Fire apparatus - ENE SAE ea , lgs€u Qeaith Yie:ded under the Born B. C. 484, =. I, Hensiev. vrom nt Cape Girardeau a department recuiring moch aii * 7 “ - 4 : of “Abia i in WAG - a0 re L« 48 cits sieteiatiiinieteaitiens ; p.m i ‘= t i ea he os I pide consi ety: 95 . - - , Sh aes 4 . na £ +, ~ fo ; 4 » e} . it , . . " yTressure. Aad « Lia f.. H 1@ ne LE Ors Sav ‘Ss * Se eb uae ‘-— _ -e poste: m ck mn ore 4 ‘ . 7T? ° + > "eo" Seer “ ee we 3 ‘ —— — - ; rT — . é “ . Ben als JT. Jones , , "main = going o\ } ese St re €ts iT} eau weather, VERA’S VENGEANCE, +s tru ‘ 7 oo 2 ‘ 2 : ; . ac . > : ¢? ‘ } + : Rae : % ee , : Col. ~ +o ’ ss ‘o a fire would never ge: there. .2iS Has ; Fropni a4 accounts tie Countess t'atheur: , _ ; ? , ; : Ji US. oe ete 345 ak io. be eepe in? ‘ ,ig*? * reverses as rtr2e3ts re} s SS Se rf , au & en AACA . ‘ T a: i —— —on , : -y frankiy , 2 | i. a, :, An ‘EOIN MHent wags iad fer : vy frandiiy, at ta t hs New lt vehicles ae ree a wens + ¢: : . ewtaat th = -te - - , . abi scene 4 , piece OL eStietic turpitude. Her sais tee we i SA Ate A22OCNCr Wise §azZaoo. cedure. He found a knife and is offering a iG a. m.. which chanced to be the Qa a cirated, and from Ome * j FA ; , : ' = 4 I . oi i.e oe most to urive on the sidewaiks to avoid : 4° his life Col. Ceolidge has knox«n re 2s ts Bie re ‘ee eoe> oa : lay f Lor _ Des = - es ee —— oe ee 4s “ Beas Lal Pl Ts lin . Miin@ great T:.cvdia — oe : . ot _ 9 ae 4 I ‘ getting stuck in the mud. In drv weath. P‘ar- ‘Ashes of Lore.” produced in Washingten. with . a. Uri ang giory eUciMunS great lriucydides reward of $5 for the name of the owner. ; : lart . é e : : WairDd In tie natrre of thinec # ‘ - Trea + = re em ’ w, . errtrer . ‘Seh oe —_—s. = a He had .. r th owls sts 4 : ° . eS 7 "T , > — ~ 12 * ° 4 . . + Aa -_ i ; s TT ,- Md LA ‘ XY 4 Ads * a +? * * Ts 24 2 7% : . re sal ae | . . ’ , + “= = Ui Wiss ol be sad i -ee i+ . 4 Si : - = ve ruc = yi km er to drive a machine through these the Countess herself in the leading role. broke the g PARE nae wiS=. ew nen can experi- | Se oa a — aed up tae Anite In Lis Cuicken | SE see . sean: . - ‘- t. — al a i - re a) > ms y + *« 3 > “ % . is . it - of your auto Y uU eave it in the gcurage e mad) - ars asvu. a eer men Wet i aq W mi win i+ Rese win = 30 me ; P . Al rs Vudu i Cea utils =— and fair i S} 7 2 Writer feels Tia © gowes YOu spen -21¢ 20c? OL in6 bathroom, and while ana. ist é, s a ecrimination — ;’ 2s . . — —_ - 3; . : oe » rsa amin Wid Vi ivgsSe®. te co T r a , tJ — a - ‘ © oy Om * ' i | « . * ? ry 4 ‘ j “4 ; : : > = | taxes you must pay for the pleasure grave aS Vera. in her first annearance on the cr- Onn . Fr 7 ae Lc | 3 rode . ss s- es i 4 « aa a54.3.2 a ; 5 — : ; : iF 4 to contend with a foot of Just marriage to tis ‘Geriy ha! f Cathea © pe- > ore £2¢POGOLUS Was vorn tdeck ! nfribution , t bo 40 rod sceTied to me that he spent a gsocd ¢a@ po out that Second . wa 4 = - “ & . - ~~ we et * a. 4 « = . . . : eS 5 Se h 4 =, J Pi a . “ = = £¥ 4 . ‘ ve} 7 7 q 7 ¢ ts e 3 “ cae t ail .. ae i " ; —— _ siti +> aces . A ee : : P Ss ‘ , ‘ , 4 sui on n a ‘ . ail y a 7 eae P 3 , > . =" f gc Why is nothing done abeut this condi-; Co * we YOURS Ga i A raven. tie desertion ses me Said ity he:had seen ig > publish in lay's Just A Minuw: im ining 21s tub, but [ had not them ax een listinetiy a - if ti ‘ | f LU! i r a f ; THE UGLY TR iT hy Ie WH I ™ tT; 3 t ; te} ry ’ . ~ 7 i ee . — ? ~ “gee . . r » * %, a —--— r sicieeicii nS To ‘ untemporarv writers said via vanted to te as something of sev- MUS! la’ leit at Wal owing in a deep cai ‘exerts f en) ug ite sp! sig in Cois Larrewing manner Coes the Countess wreak mugh Fullerton, writin mn the curren: iscue of , oh a gs, | 2 hn he: B wets: aemetinasst . » a ae Our “Rapid Transit.” . hep eine Bh rise . +. Was an isiand there insrea:d “ai (AIDS utterly unimaginasoie was Sat a: "40a With 42 unlumiued water sum Bri 7) Ys" 3 general to. & Pe a : * ° — — ~ e e . ‘ a sie 5 *. a la ~ , ‘ yo s* oe fs : : nie - . aes te . . ss as 7% b ; 3 va vensean: e upon jie a Mite het. RE _ I r ws ao r? a Lippert: €xpialns 4 * lv Liem psev a nerer Bs unde © 4 red ee a a 7" ; Emenee Pe, +e P a or i. se oe _ ca , a ee with x Me Rain 2 t 1 . Yo the Editor of the Pest-Diapa’ b ‘ : ¥ Chae eee ere 7 SAeNee lis cheertul pagan «uss ght ol, ite a ASN , 25 4 — reas Snare ‘46 118 10 CONiTaption oa @ ird.ng dperse ¢ominam , hae “I. e io 66 oan on FTN » 3 ° ~ % Tow i De- eg? t «3 te ; * j ; ‘ j 7 if i AVE been residing in St. Louts one ar ber irom tdese saores, ucd ts the pend. lorT Wiis. Jt “2Vi dad SimMpie esPiaNnation, either Dem p- Avetrred a hippopotamus wrote, i nouga MusaslisZTUuos —Ret MUily- Wich ie uangied his limbs in Bea 4 Native of Virginia a a * > ase at er. i ~ . J “ 2 by : b +¥5 : : +) ; 4 ry w , : = ‘ “ss “4 . . ca ei : + * : . ° Tv “ —_ - am’ © - — > . - s i. _— Tr; + : ; - a year and the first thing I observed scouting the old adagh about a woman scorned seY is not afraid of Wills and the black m is not Was seen br him, H-rodotus Sruos a5 1 Disaaetiy pur le Gown-—was @ ine Dally Mall was then 2 i Aen in Lexington. Va. & iy Nee! ~~ —- . . sAsaaeadl - ass A ‘ f ; j ° - ~ ~ > a > —\ al ie} et : i . a Ae ‘A 43 : Pe = : "i me 25 “7 “ee z = ~2 s ; Ani that ‘to make his picture plains wang term tor tre dives. I found out teo way from the million class, but very GHEE ac r Jones, an 62 ,* 2 "onside ~ wes ur = thiae “a — ‘ oe . ; a te. and con ran omy diemay, that cessful. It was limited to four pages: brigh+-eved man, has the | is = = ee Pm i D M7 26¢%e 3 " Ce IA > i : 7 } ‘ oe mS s 1] : z = } hf p : ; ae ae Presse — — vour ena e] + Ae pan. be done about (he Wuinine 1Y ust. = ve 1 a cose of a c4a_s with FIA $ Lathrop st Iddard Calis “the ris- ib a@ Tra. orone tr) dream Dg ‘te i i : | great mass of peopie are in a esoey 0 Y } ee ¢) T"4%.+ _ am in : paenincindsetotieentniggaaien crete . i So ° 3 2 Be : thea bs oe nae : ae : . atl r “-e@ ~ . 2 in Soor — ep © Sw: ui ad Opian ae | inte SO . ood a .8 of an a . = h ih | adver? .Sin space and had a long “4 teristic accent ef the Vi His ‘ather, the Rev. J. 7 Jo--s was chaplain to Gem the war of the states. Hew Cated at Raters and L rer) outhern Baptist T a } with ci. pp Pt Os el + "a leo et prt — } ' ne eed 2 > —_ - 32 tad oe : . 3 i within his time schedu): if Mavor M er bad anvth NZ other than coniecture rex Rickard. a ose sttdent ¢ Ir national -mina - Tialre ; oo a -% . * : : ‘ os is 4i€4 ia TF 4 ee iat i iak Tis ot a ry > t--— "3 ? «»¥ og +s & _ aa . : i. = Which is the mest important. a motor- i, a : | re eparerteci a atte cehe . git and cuss - pe ae . 2 Te ae ee ' die ; ; : (Vv teat nr iD 6S 3 ?} "l a = Pieeys @? re the Ra. aid 2 avs rtiger wan-s — 4 .% " . P re. f Man siaying on time or a carioa: of pas- y eS ee ee aves we pl i 6 ee —, wes . Ante ‘ nt ’ . , ia a4n.3 Mis ad when he Wii o rinia. and is @& lie ; 4 : > ‘ ~ ri) byi ° _ + Wales _ a j . f P ‘ ; : sa ; ? oe r — — on R st i rae , , = ores “er } 3% } . ‘ pm | é . oy i Aer? " CW'Es « iT ° “2 * ‘ P , ‘ . ? ie. ; a. net getting to their destinations pO — Mieka iu Ja nonev annua MEMeOr FUuULPTION i9 an intervier a % DAs. BuA AN niga ba OE aii a in is Tot inciined to go en a wait ai | \ ine fraternicy, w2 a ” — _— " at . ‘ 37" = To aT sae ‘ YY : {" * rrr" *«, , * , :* a) ie + » » > 4 % > 5 1 : 4 ; ‘ : . : — . 3 BPR ned ine _ ae 2 © SEF Em +. 9 a 2%: J a ; > , > e - ; ¢ { rey . ae ’ rte . a ¢t ows s Wows ~3 . ’ ; ae P _ a : O« es ost we . ts ‘Ss. 8 $84 *ea7 63 TP . e ; A ait od s ‘ es . , Ls & the c r ad ve AOA 1S . ee sank sciiadiianeel e. nw spen Ru ag OF ni sds hdd ai S oe Bastiuid i 3 ’ re | julai- \ Hui ata er 4a 00 if race riots ae | 7 er th OoOuntrrT is — > ae ae ata a i€ —- TT * It ser" ee ory Tt : lee Tara o Ts sees _ ‘ars O% ™ $9 . ' 4 gg . La Kappa, . om * the * ® ™ ° 4 a ‘ bbe {Vu a - ane he , wai Tis Pee a . : : = , tae ; ‘ by oy ae %4 P ry - . _ «> a, ; : a : } ee : ud besid S. at Une LCFIR.ANUS Of @ach er} Wixegisert i n with fact T+ weyaas i, , Soa Wa, Thea infereneea af thie swamarek- ie a , : Regia aa ALF * +a Liesl t Vas 2DOUL > oP aioe , vey | gt . se which + ees dee oaaam ered 4 a2U8OTD .VOw York and E the ; . Ci n 183935. 23 fiz tae § Yne the creues gre allowed lavo er time ae ao os ‘ 4 4080 iS ‘ Wound e .€@MmMentadie - 44 —— wa 4i5 :OMaran 18 iuat those Wo con- iy BP ; Thay found that this man. w? sy re eee tue ech sey on “~iiiOn Wage tT La i h T “yee f a : Lite ee : mii a SO ime. ; a. . N ad ‘\ ai - ce A ; et J una r ig : ‘hi man. ; “~y i ie eo et ‘ ‘ . ip a. * 3) . ryt just ’ " a. ~ . _ > A od ; : ? bh , l- or . aa ik Loe pe . Pie Wilt niHse j Prever csiirnnor’ ‘ tra Ah ae! * Prh5 hyo rong + Amp yT "a2. are rath 7 « Pe ; ses _ ° . ar ; y eae 7 : VW = —_ pia 4 midnig t 7 Was A :ates ire ry : . f . st Pas bd iLebe “et i i OL Es: i} » * - 4 & As0FAU é Ricat- 2 it2 ‘3 oie | . a ee 4 is : ie ; " . - eee eS - : - a Mil . 7 5 x ¥ 2 t P . . } ~~ : - r : on, °? ~ Coe ; ee > } ‘ ar ; gt ,Y a : —T P en 3 . : 4 ‘ » be * =r ~ "y ‘ : 2 — — mit ea | om °* * e . Sve » ae be Rolla VW €:ig or 4‘ol. Pe? kins woud far ©? agencies nN le _emmiin . Fund and he ther ik De TY] Tre SOU tae XN ruics stan } fume +hae®? hae a ha el 77 4G 3S. 2464 Owned ids per .: : ‘+ . . Jan. ‘ 1898. To Ce @HPTrAa ta the oce2as® for ert _ ‘rginia and t ; ride th ( a °7 ' : ¢ ‘ a aa Jat ‘ ; . e > mp 2 a rifre is one oud that has no silver ¥ ™ ae oe See) - e the ive cars in the morning with (charities o eo a oe | Rin} ' (tel a large farm wit enefit of tust abou? — 20 ee which {¢ : — World : he A = ‘ ‘ 25 het ad we ise i : eon {> ; ti TY 5 i 7 - 8 . ° ¢ > cyt? ‘ - 7 . * - . —~— — . => ( whe as “ at a" 4 ‘> ar 4} . . = a —5. 3 = ” i . , qa: hh be ‘ ¢ 7 BS ; : ‘ : ‘ ae 5 enseg, Ym -_ On aecoun A 4G A . rust in their sin- vey Would oi S273 WICKATC. iWentr millien 140- a ae - tits asada ‘ning It is the emoke na that an i it Was iacge'y esponsibie, (hq ; =e ard in 21917 wen = tree ali’ Visions oD Cre rm: 4 I OTM 4- oi 3 rite, on ite : o. : _ Z ’ 2S pd ti ; ne @ | ™ MIieme nrs 2s we sare ? dar J “ = ¥ *ock DO Ssese) On nm? ("hee TF. '? P -k and fe- q >. ‘ . - 7 a 2 the would » i4 } peer ‘¥ amu ef. ens \ vt rceniers migat SDring ro arm: ang '* 2 Yo rer : - fr , c ; fi [ore ” Gorer =T Oijis * jar : tie ita . ” & oe si i Ass a - : - wei : oe ion Avenue i, eas they ‘oul quickiy adiust this Se ‘TS and if aDiversa! ee ced serene af tha merkhanif®al tritmnahe« - 4.0018. Rel 3 can’ y y “ ; mt - 4 44 wae _ ru .s2ein - “ss « “ . a Ui lie ai% tari: ai had ‘ , ‘ ir - e | aa = e oe ' “Asa oS fF Rrarnacira tps ia ra.act,} y : a2 TT a] : ‘ ee S01]: rT SkKV or fen Ari¢ se NC Gy eo } khren « ait va ut wal iis With lumder and . 2 . PI * sé ey oe 5 - Al S bla . neal on ‘ — i , 7 r i — 7 if°t “7 go ee @>¢" Tr = ei it * * wt of ‘he 4 . ‘ 2 i Moeotormoen Sry U3 d Uist. gH ‘a Bii LiIme@ in ID i r ind. id an ar s Nia Yor _ aiten! ‘ ie | ee thea Ee f t ie Wh 7 72 Be : ry i ea F? * ty - Tesi vt } es : i | Me ar cern r an on , ' 4 —s varu ‘+ . ‘ ” j Se att - it ? Hs F : . ‘ ‘ . ' . lie seh tee ” “ nite. = a2 oe ioe ‘ - _ = > : ree Te TIPE os * 7? OY ; : ei rae 6 | : she followe o the keke eae Se ent tail had been is id to edit our tii lent in rge adv ‘eee echedulies during the “going to work waite) euditine Gf the fund he the Cha: eC & erent det ix es Se ae osed that Egypt never knew anything bet ‘ sicatvanea abs prospects. | it cha of i £23 a . . ‘ ad ae ee A uti eo. ra sa® in i ae (| ii 1} 230 ; ; ™~ Pv} ; le eh i i ry) .™ j ’ 8 os near 7 eee er j ?.. . i J R2b5 } ~ + sine satis s: : se ‘ , ; rr ‘ ~- «Pe ™% + - * oe = ‘se +. oe - Sh aiihds t ‘ 4 10 $ a "= t~. ~ se + 5 ° gy ‘ V 7 e . 2 { j * , ; 6% oe . ‘ Saha — a é : j ckar . 2 ad “ = q * : i ‘ tit de i ¢*@ fy, Pe " 4 oT . ; , e - t ’ s a« ak ve. # a8 Z oa ‘ Oe : ola ' 4 t ht hours and ge. us ere (ie could Se " ” . ‘ +3 tation *r tian tie one-handled vt. Not sa Thic , ; : a |e fs : ‘ . * : ieree C( HaTrities ingdorse nen? ' wy Ty ttaae ans «ale B ca. (ine? wus i ryvyTy Trp YY ; ware . % ’ : or pits —" _ aml Fe. 28) : nine ; , . , “4 pit =? ri? ect ed ‘of TY th «heeft in tal > oi } ‘3 > ? } whe - } -: ; : 7 = _ P aan " sation - 4 ae “4 bald hae a bd ta a. © + D> aon ie . ‘ ‘s TY “serv Yr t 7% be : T : SS . sak. ‘ +a eiari® has s* ‘ (Ji ? 5 ne , . ‘ . *. ivi | a 2 = "S" fh . ; Yr {me and $°* °AL K on Ry Deu i.e during +a ‘ a ‘ee . Tia ic is aislg 3 fsa) ¥} 3 aed tr a + dis ; ; LOws. [ : g a & ” ‘ n i ‘ 4? AAC . . a me « Pe . Dr. Jones i ae + aii HNerewan ~ ‘> . ? Oca ey é i i ‘ ot Py wedy ls e« ro 4 " . oe * " “ 3 : ei i — “ sh Si arts ‘ * oa Lf an P ‘A . ide ita , ¥} iy Sis ab oee a s YUTU Tee’ LE ‘3 ' af ‘he 5 em* mm. . id ‘he shoppers ieurTrs of tra ; seh ae s 4 abaaat e \ 4 j +? TT ee et a eee, rarat ua eRe ; i ahi 4 ao ae - A : ss . ; : verpret the city for her) and in an esthetic tien of Pemeroy Burton, then city Gia rner home. One oft than St. Louis. the cars go around curves “drives,” combining o@ into one Th ‘athnlic ana 4 and i did when we lived on the farm . ca a : ' . s . ' . Ne ‘ yeaa * ws ~~ Pha . sat Bi. 42274 2% ak a. ¢ ae a ARI RETR a oer or oes pacts S aN . ” _ Ss t45 rma” Pe et 2 an 3 anit é P : ; “Trims ; a * “= - ‘ ~ a tm the downtown district faster than St. J : : ema The certainty is that farming suffered son MOoG. Plrenase i ent excursion ta ienned evening dress. Boron refed ew . — ~~ 3 ae : / ‘ 2 ‘ ee ner ne al * ,SsUutiite- = ae Pee + ‘ - t+ . . ~eF i ns > 266% - - att ~* ’ a *} ‘= . > a " er ‘ ae *hear + will } : A0°OUSi5 reaiized |: A148 2 Triistake The War. s Ss e The Tisitor did nat ert ae > i ba if Be ‘ ad ida 444 i sak wiaObD | fo ] Te the Editor of the Post-Dispaic> i Manda. me ae ee bis a | 1a fy Will know the story ; } is | ‘HE Miseourt Negro 1 ndustrial Com- . ORGayY 5 | i : Gage : Rade eer ae Oe tee RB: * “4 a sais =e : ‘ or nm telling of his - atu 1 jut tor surroundings. Fur one thing he talke® " om . onden, March 18, Mime 4 7 % = — ~ * . \ oe : % ob » 2 inclustve. The State Departmen: of 3 Health, Departmen: of Education. I e- fe. ok ad ?» — ‘ % n te eo —- : . cha? HMaovie WOrk, tHe Worker zZ eh wis OF Ger services appendicitis anerar > whan fT sii a , + Py ge ee ‘ . thar —_- . 4 aes ee FT id Xt 125i Wari ‘ o ? . : et 24 ‘ i £ a and Witn spr rz 1% . oe ea th everthodr In Lad 7} Th} 379 hs i “ a Ba Pl : oe ee: ae” rey ' a for the goou of the cause, it cannot be expected that ~~ : . .* . , = partment of Labor, have all offered their accel el Gia ‘ ; in 1 tie whe are amainoe —y 420UL my tonsils being removed ‘ounding the corner, can’t rou do ' i aesg.stance in heiping io put eTer a fii ‘haidgse Whe ere CMa prs fi in CbaTritaiie OTwanizaiions 4 iia re > TOV ed. . “sg - ¥ wh ne ‘ 4 a0 som-e- sis Deo t ee] en more. or henini ig er pert oes “ : j 3 ‘ : Pad 9 Limnare ” or + © m . ne ae a ro riany ‘ “oo 7" “ . 3 ‘weet . A aa oe peek 7 ET Ss Coz ‘ 6. Jo3use. mes ——_ Sei ished 5st @ iD Ste: SQft eae) © in oT king ahourt _ st a I ‘@hai. March 14. P nana é +s a ee - oe % ~ ae ' = 5 ' ‘ wha iD In : n, . ls i , , 7 oa ro" NOM, ’ a ior ae WiUG SIT Ke in stree ars. af8§* 24 kK aan ad iM: 3 seattie * a ree 4 week's program. Teachers are asked to should do so without adequate remuneration. The t ae é ; a * : a. etress some phase of heaith during the eonditions to guard it Are © lunli T es L i... ae : CORGINIGERS 10 £uard against are waste, duplicati » j@ man who ti 2D traffic ¢« ° ° . : = agi Marr 13 o> Fae week and ministers are asked tu speak ‘ aes mane, Cuplcatian of ne if , A a B® ratite on Olive Cla el IFE EXPECTANCY. : — . i) effort. dishonesty in individuals. im pesition he an- bait ame ‘y i? ie L@Sires tO ps rk his 2a wean at Tiis - 4 a. TI ! rnc ee iing iz : ¢ iss} ~ ; si ae ’ +4 rere ‘omy y ork ; - one +3 , , ~ From the Ft. Worth Star-Telegram ‘ satiect. " .¢ > «& 3 . ‘ . 7 « > > ie . P b+ ae ns _ Sometimes he is 4 woman) her That the iy Counselor advised me te 4 4" se a ~ : * hae 2 3 “ j T 4 . sian : . “ ” ‘ 5 R . / “O-Caicd esthetic dancing. proceea, @ANU i. was advised that there was . IrE iggurance figures reves : ce eo ~: eo wri fy rt Aa — o% te ‘a a . 8. Mayor Miller. . ao TrUscs ~widenee, tat the proceedings Britain leads the world ‘in rv, a _ - » dane 2 eeeretary of the Negro Industrial Com- @ther objects eovered bv the vuriows charitable -« ° oa CSuimeny. or the kind of testimony. and , | = ’ . ariou taritabie or ~ a “ York, March 16, I ° éiag : . = +4 : ‘es ; 7 T - «> « *. Win ROBERT a ay x a ‘ a 4% £ eh de 3 82 Bee: “trea ™ os ba 4 7 ; Cie tev "Thy : a e * i — 4mIrn: ers — ane _ “or, . a a is ‘ : tEkaeee*? March ia 7 aoe JEL SS WB, : Cheep anand Mexico. Mo... one girl roted for rene e Tate amotions.—The Maror ish female may loek ferward to four a é aS Mmeculive Secretary, Misseu | seems to be the standard rie legitimat . is | nee en (+r if not thet. what hace ven” —_ of rhe or * “a * url Segre in- wahaGa a View uf iRgetes 2 wali Le Gry jiAa%tv. it begte 4i1T *ow tts ¢ yuntr * nr ies “tae wea ave YOu iG? of etistence In Tris or 2 uf ; P = . é es n m.3% a4 2 eee . L233 Y” ad % _ . oe the - ’ * — + ~ Fy «y & . * . ° ” ee it % * i= a. 44 IG 5. ' people Bave reversed themeiendi- ae , baton . ; ae : . iS oh are of for males and — — . he TSI eS COR TIS tial " | Oy “- of weaith S ; to — m 2 wedi... ' — . 7 ? i © 3 » bd ° ———s « ee oie “a ‘ -_ = Fy q i & - ‘ question. | signee igh set” raat maine. The réader mae enlte “-a ee | ? Bausat eise — og Ss * : , ag ; ‘ x» ¥, iz | » Salen? ' <= ? " + & e ‘ meaglion pro’. or a” “head” "or ‘his ‘ er of im. ar + . 4 Verai, Paierme, via Bostex Peat

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f atiiantine al . | ao a re " Svria. | eae ? ’ ex-offici chairmian of the advis iby J’atrick } Cook .» promoted ory board. who will assume inal } committe: . ] Ss s™ i} ¥ > oe * , , aes . ni nwaey and Washington boule- Ae tt enti the organization anu buindquet. Sev. : Cecil avenue, and Ensign George’ r Sunday, Aprtl 4, com- | | gigs srk ) 5 li arial ce 2 j af- orb ae : , Ba , ard, Baste: Pp § 'Gellhorn Jr.. U. S. N.. stationed at| the primary school in foreign a Through the -passage of the In doing so it asks fom no special | rhe communication stated s]: p- eral persons named as officers and e1¢ »%e - he Pt Oe . . mn . . ‘ re " of t f r , = Clayto! ct Ve = ‘or — 4 7 >, 5 P ° ° ” . . ie , ae © . from Atialia, (72., ag earned .. San Pedro. Cal.. sen of Dr. and fairs of the League of Women O- | Cla’ ? act artong sougnt to apply | favors. We desire that those who /pers represented were unanimous comnuttee members in an an t Hotel] Chase. a remedy to the evil growing out. viol: le . be oi reli ‘ nen + ‘ : ae i ' > =~ out Violate t} e law be prosecuted un in the belief that if wo ild De a nouncement publish d bie ("ook de. Mrs. George Gellhorn, of 4366 Mc-| ters at a 3 Fg P rh A att ee iS hou nation- lof a > Infai “ , oa —- > . , eo ee ‘ ied : rh nation is without a tne 1 tir and w rongful use oO} der the law. Organized labor does mistake from an operating point of clined to serve on the ground tha’ 2 reputation there aS an opponent |; Pherson avenue. The news Was; | ee ai at t} eg ee ET pane ; told today at an attractive lugeh-|*%! Polrtca! issue ah thy oie | EA eRCHOnS 2n labor controversies. not seek to be above the law nor: view to mix the two operations and they had, not been consulted Oe at bride: | 9 aroma te aragor - ose gan Swe as rr sought to establish: does it ask for immunity from the that it would be particularly detri- , vite avid Davis Walker | i iain age hep 5 yg . * nad e hay cage mre | 5a ereat humane; law. It asks for the privilege of mental to the present barge line.” nd many insist that it'ls not. 4! |principle that ‘The labor of a hu- functioning in conformity with the! adding, “it might disrupt the serv- | SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES ; al II] qt this rope (ry a rather, enasterous to Sav th t there ' he vee }e ,;?° “ ‘ 4 2 : wd y} , “ © - e - - . ~§ ; _ . a ~_ —_ as @ er ie to otaiar | ™ prepostero A onsite. | na IS not a con modity or law, in an orderly way, without ice in such a way as to make it | OLIVIA GREGORY yf bigot ry. — He accepts of evolution ana 41as opposed Lhe nat its birthplace. His Ku Klux Klan at j we convey the inference inat in A\Irs Pane 1] i De 8 tees Gn Bee i Mere g _ : ateagn . “i yie% De cine Bh to het = fue. ae Ls appease siete saci “Gt ee PRINS ‘hy cre 6Of commerce. While the discrimination, and without being undesirable for the shipping pub- sat? B OL UvUs es 6 oe ag iene) = ite. , destin ’ i>) 11¢ Khim: v) De & Urtiigt i i ‘ 4 o ? ry "leva ¥ © , ; 4 matter in Muscle Shoals, in the a _ |Passage of the Clayton amendment! made the special target of the in- lic to use the -barge line between | at vag oy A ee ~~ * . ghow)89nr neither is he “a The table centerpiece was a . ! é , . Co) EL UA® 4s 544-64 844 " . .« ; Cait ‘ ’ . ; 1c "oY ; hy if 9urt. 2 ae > i. e “4 . . ‘ a " trust, even in the World Co ito the Sherman Antitrust law junction onslaught. It vigorously St. Louis and New Orleans to the ' Catelegwe «wn Reenect. Teter 21958 gameniaiist. = ' modernist; | scx cata vache toca é —-Kandeler Photo miniature ship surrounded by socia] pulmotor was applied to, f ¥ " modern-fundamenta/ist, MISS ALICE FRANCIS. flowers, and at = hh place wee groups of college students and oth- TTTTirity ; ; pthoug —— ” sachets = ISS MAD D & eRe eR > r i cards ete ‘ ict wi ges rere ers to grin a sombtance of nage Rett ttt ttt ttt ttt LL SRSSCSESERES SESS SSCESS ES CECE RRR E SEER CESSES CERES RSERESESRRRRee eee sasesesssss =e - that. ee : 28 4 ie 4 destroyers with a cord from the eS in the Court, but there 1s No ‘y - Pa kines 1s conducting moeoen- a etn r, gl age rail of each. to which was fastened eat interest. . : ue eeeme services for the Church’. a Ae woune aaclee wet. (2 Candy life preserver with the; “The greatest victory the Repub- | : Me Pederation at the Orpheum The-; 1 ne ovine of Tefsechmene thames of the engaged couple. lican party ever had—that of the : ; nm the serving of refreshments at Miss Bay is a Hosmer Hall | jast election—was not a reward of : ; ing. at Hotel Statler tomorrow alumna and atte! n | ois Pty , tee aad oe mett’s school in Millbrook, N. Y., | ministration. It was merely reriec afternoon at 2 o'clock, at whi. for two vears. She made her de- ! tion of public apathy. Fewer than George Arliss, appearing in St.i pur last vear at a brilliant recep- 50 Ser cent of the voters went to ArwMiae hh i e sl. -“ havete a . j , : “ ss ~ Rr « Louis this week, will speak in the tion and tea dance at her parents’ | the polis. Secretary Houston 1 ® ater this week, demonstrating his the tea whiel 4] 0? ane era rea hich will follow the meet. 1ded Miss Ben- ithe corruptions of the Harding a‘i- _@ force as a speaker on relig us sub- . When a Post-Dispatch re- 3 porter talked with him today he INCORBORATE OD (GARLANDS 7 a a * - * . * = * a , ss hai * ; preache who had told an inter- 2 c — ¥ “= B : ° “a interes? f the 4 1pTY * 2» Society's ©, : : ; , -43 ’ 3 . im- © - Peiewer, “I'm not afraid of being orem, Of She Epmane Sox «ty S home and served as maid of honor ylates that in the critical days 1D~ | @ St Louis’ Largest Womens Specialty Shop / - iemoersn ‘am 4 a ate . . ! ] in nerica’s lade ® sound, but of not being found. membership campaign. He will be at the Veiled Prophet ball. mediately preceding Americas €l Zz 6 . F . , ¢ hy > Yr} Cr ee rc * * +% . _¢ os . . is ° wv. ; Opposed Evolution Bill- ae Sere OF BUNOT At tice tea. Ensign Gellhern is a graduate try to the World War, he tried to s = ‘ s . mee “hh ae; : :' ‘ ‘ ae ° . é Ia rifir ’ fougnh’ twee) anti-e\ Ol 1i10n Th Se VM no W 1] AaSSi8t Miss ry‘ The I mite d “fares Nava! Acad- ‘sound sentiment on the } acl ic a: He | ic. O regia Legislature a Streett will include the Misses omy at Annapolis, class of 1925, coast and could arouse no discus- — - : : Gee bills In tne \wevlret asses Ss Alice Tye >} Tliga hes) lit wee Sy te y ‘ a jHyiliti sian - efore the famous trial Alice Francis, Elizabeth Hoblit- and is now on board the battle-'sions except upon the possibilities a d ues ad 1 ur T1S8€ Ou1ne— é H , “ ” at. t) “ore isi ea 24 ‘ ‘ . iii . a « ° = : 4 e : ‘ - eee Oe Tent and thev were zelle, Eunice Hodgman, Marion ship Oklah®ma, with the Pacific of the citrus industry on#the west g “4 : ® 7s tae Pavton. in., id they bi , ag : wetter pat oa eal eo he spoke Stoner, Josephine Bates, Kather- fleet, coast. No interest. . : 7S - feate: i Yi nul a - asc (6S - F ‘ eas “au - eas ; : . cba : e . eae lution. which was de ine McCluney, Elizabeth Douglas The wedding will take place the! “The interest of male voters in a: k 4 ‘against a resoil Lion, siifi 7 “ei se " j - . ? “es es, } Atlanta Board of and Agnes Benoist, Mmes. Harry latter part of September. ‘national questions is wearing out. @ J ” H te . 17) Tie 2 4 lie 4 al 4 + ‘ ' ° ~ - \ : feated : ; text books hav H. Knight, Peyton Cgrr Jr., A. C. petcne-—veesitiietn | The new women voters never have +- Pe IP Pducation, tO bar tex eg ‘ ; , natin’ . Educatior a5 "oh taal ee i Church, Garneau Weld, Clarence ene Vee aroused an interest. Franchise for |» Ad ‘s me statements in conflict with the cp a , tain her sister-in-law, Mrs. William ; fren} my Tr ~~ > — . . King. H. rR. Wilson an (,eergze . a : women, instead of fresnening n- @ _s 7 ‘eo iblica! account of creation as glv- k ‘ B. Leedy Jr. of Birmingham, for-/, act was followed by the period @% , A lia DP : fe St, ras iOiiOd ~ | = in (Genesis sot al merly of St. Louis, after her re- ‘ , , ;' Lt « a, Sa ae The follow‘'ng: women, all of F : * .. of greatest decline in voting. s 7 ? ee ie . - 7 ™~) - oes " og . 2 vehi 3 ¢ j ‘ é Ps + ; > St aw Sit” hee ® jOUS eg isiation, ageuming iO 1D = yop amcien weal Yom nist Ralph F -4 of government ? Does interes lt) . “x (8 ‘f= ss Fear "A - +} Bi ? "Theo +} ev TT) i? t pS aes : Ht ward bse Ose, va tf ae : eek oe & teh n+ s 4, hfe | ze ihe oh race es Bixby. August A. Busch Jr.,. Thomas Mrs. Halsey C. Ives of 14 North > such news compare witn s0CI€l} ‘ oe ‘a {* i «thi rhe chool eught to shut HSN nclee atin Rage etapa a : Te , 177) . : f os “a iby . sek fe a ede i N. Dysart. Edward A. Faust, Sam- iIngshnighiway and f laughter, news, crossword puzzes eegie ine a: : ehildren out from k wledge of j;-*: ’ “ P ' » make uD a! j hildren ¢ | a . 3 ae vel W. Fordyce. Clarence ©. Gam- Miss Callie Ives, wilk sail in April, clap-trap that goes to make Up an : is yw} the ntiftic world is tnink- gsi. Rie ie “ti gema - t 2 | } ss” ic nyon 4 : . fee a : “ig nt ble. Harry Potter. Mahlon B. Wal-' for atrip to Europe. ‘entertaining press. Did anyone : = mine whether it approves of that, **™: Ske cigs pce erage a ‘er see von: readin olitical . ; va ST aoe | LE Oe lace Jr. and Rolla Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo A. Layman ever see a wonan ! " E PT sie : s hit king oO? not. =}? 7 Lijit eine eee — = — | 8 | a * yal adhe j news on a street car ’ Does a Ls - . 78 i ° — eo - i. ; “A } CEU pied TO Li her? 4 ’ . — =: ol Jie} . Mubject from pulpit and appeared cs —— |. . aa ; ' : 2 ‘ tr one hear women discuss politics, + 4 before the board. {ROMS Ol westinster pace “OF except for surface reflections? Of a: os ‘ 4 . *. > re se} : > ‘ 4a le a 4 nm + e 4 “Il frank!y accept the Renerai - . pictues wisn, acteahist a s SS. egurpe not. a: ‘ is 1 scientific teaching of evolution as OC 1d CTILS apartment ay 49° o> West Pine Newspapers cannot be expected a. Yy ' 4 * - " , = ‘ 1 ¢ a. are am . ae ; ‘ i aime 4 An hk ~ e _—-, oe. me not being in conflict with the : poulevard philanthropically to continue a) oe aS Li : 27 fe Christian religion. My faith 1s not , aw Miss. Dore? Maxwe tnvrhiar poke news about government under @ YoU er * Ba: - 2 . . - > a - > "oo . > - ‘ si’ ‘ wy " i CAO Lign iL é is . , ~ sf, Ve, © ™ dependent on the truth or un- oe eee A PEERS of. ia Atecwall nt the Fin+s. our noses if no one wants to read ges SO Ty - 3 . 3 > : . . . , “._\ . . . | , F j yr lr } ; os ‘\ 7. ’ ~ ; . “ ecs oad ‘ a 4 ' "2 tT} = é 2 i a : s N *¢ ac 4 2 ® truth of evolution or any other Ne 20re Nas arrived in ei even A eee iii ce a PROD Beate it. Newspapers cannot be blamed gs I WAS of teach ng of phy l scie Pa -ouis for a two weeks visit , Aparioren, is expected nome , andon news of | @ ne 2 ON = Cec ti s DOVSICE SCieyn¢ . . best) Naa ‘ © »* , ‘ — il ail : "ss , are = : te bry ¢ me, rnev a We naucyni a4 ¥ “ s ia j 3 c~ ae . ‘ ‘ . : AIoawmdaa " 3} ii *cCm. 208 43 master hHolidave ee ’ : ® S ~ -anenmaeeees Views of E-volution. with her mother, Mrs. t‘laude huil- ncaa Rite: Hanpty ET nen ent,” — Vip a Bt Seap : re e “6 ake all a i ae sins 9 il j a ELUGOenI at Weils C‘ollawre j;® T have no lfignt Tr make for or PP BS gi ar @ Oi I] i] land price m AI rs. Vi a) . - “ a: ¥ 4a ae a & 4 sate s . - — = 2 le M I R R O R of against evolution yu? protest Perry was Miss: jvois Kilpatrick. Miss Withelmina Howard. who : teth daughters BS: ‘ id I f i : ; ; m4 a ie oe pole ry} | orn 1a? 08 Ge we > 4 1 of informal parties are makes her home with her rrand- Italy during Apri. A : — ee +1] » school and Mrs. Con- @§ against identifving (“hristianity number ee sata + tg schoo ; , . é } _ rs ; »* 7} " j * hh sy" . r , 7 Oe ed Wiis re ry 4 “a bS7 aa IBLIC OPINION with the teaching of any scientific ULelng Biven io! er. mother, Mrs. W. P. Howard of 370, ° ‘11 doin some friends in Paris = 3 . ‘SELES ee ns >" VW - In Scyhi . i 5 i a a As . | . ee ear ee . 7 uae Se “14 ne Walton avenue, will sp nace ¢, ne! Aa : : = peg T have had as free a pul- Mrs. Marion Winstead IJ] gee the spring v: .. tic bhi co: steal sa forthe season. At the ciose ofschool | gs if iain . ‘ ha * pa . & be ARAtianta 48S &@ man ¢ver want- oft "au “ork daught- r of war. “os Ops Sih pe aACd iO) ii CiaSsSIMmates , bs 2 ‘neeseet will inin the | “HCLIFI EK AND THE NEW YORK : : . : . of Nes Y« rk, : — wd in RKRermuda She wil] the ee. @ one June Dr. Conne: lid JOAN ig a: Wwe ped and enjoyed enthusiastic and George S. Winsteda, fs in St. Louis sgt ee fig THEN JOIN ; party, and they will motor through gg - ¢ P . «a excaty pcordial support from the best peo- for a tims VISILINE relatives and Ber Seer. Fe How ard in New Sisk 2 inn Enelal a returning to a: sy Wee : 22 2 4 dal = * ad 2 eh de ass . , . . 3 P «Le 4 * F . . x : : a? on . 2 ait ea 15° lel on Mel + ieee — nats -. SEITZ tn McNaught’s Wonthiy. Ppie of the State.” friends She is a rues at the York for a few days before going re y oe October o RY c - * i ‘ > Ge .* SAT LIAS. ee ae «i - 7% “* , ‘ 33} so? aes Aa i Uy 4 , ; : to Northamptor \luss t ~ 7} — _— oe ae a: 4 . . . . I 41 ~~ , ° > Z + ~ 9 hs , ‘ : "" Ps -. . : @ 3,5; > sf rig ‘ | Vé 131 el trier . os ; iT é¢ i VU Ul LUaIny Lon, - ASS... LO resunieé anieeidace s Ard if 7. — Yr) »* 7 " 6 } ‘rr 4 4 . ‘ ; ? . " ex lar 7 * “ rt y aN an Li ayPel ent Was Inade fo! "ery frankly, at the time its wij) depart Thursday; Mr. and Mrs. néean, returned home Saturday. o 8B Louis early in th Sprane 5. : *. . } : , ‘ $3 ‘ ’ " . i ; " baa ‘ ahah a Lda o “ : : -- — . » ‘ ee ‘ " ht pr M iss A 7- r. s . ince eis Priginated, and from time to time ji4,91g M. Kauffman of 51 Port-, Miss Margaret Rumsey, daughter Mrs, sparks pg 8 war ! eis a: ; : r } ,? 7 i .. ; . | a , se 6 " . aiee . 14 «ele y : : y 4 m e . , : q? li Pey) i] Py Ss as ier rie aT a a le aaa . ‘ - a. ) wee» Aaa eo Mae since, | have particularly stood out jung place and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Of Mr. ang Mrs. Lewis M. Rumsey nt alts i ea oe 5 Ripa a of a: T will not be necessary to dwell at length upon the qual- is ; ee ; | » +} > ‘ evs ° ; P . ry? , . ; . - . F : 7 é . . *) *} g . : y a 1S é i erine . ippue, gcauF iter Jk s v . 4 AA t iif nign pert, Ie That . ae agains’ , 1¢e secret mh embership oft 7 4 . 2 . 7 ; TY of 4 } VM est nster nHlace Le Pl 2% it } — , s . ; : ‘ | ~ led : oc i to SLs ALAS i } ia C 9 ~ “211 ie ‘. rm . - — ‘“ ¢ - . f\? hh ae = . , ee ras ne " m . . ; . ‘ “ 4 $ . yg ane ae rs, VW i] 1a mm ( a le b aad | jo @: ho O W ] In cog eoeverge THOre Feadils he pushed the klan and its covered faces, and left rar Louis vesterday. and Who is a student at Mount Vernon ~ e I : . ie : | es: Ity of these Oat u stant y re nize their = he d y of t! hathr “— “as oi. : , : : ce " _— ‘ he : ° . nar Yow} : 57 ‘Pre f Brentmoor, who Will return . ] h h hi Th . 2007 Of tne hathroom, and while m agains! i*s discrimination aiong the Charles E. Bascom of 5° Portland Seminary, Washington, D. €.,. wil! **‘ bg 1% , ne Mfr ’ hi a: - rea wort when you see t em! ere are manmnis 4 BS : ' a4 . a a. — -o ne 4 ** , “44 * a ne rq amiecg and splashed, we discussed @iines of race and religion.” ea i ame Saat to meet spend the erring racation with rel- | *° ”*- Louis with “ir. and irs. | @: bl b d | : 1 b k d ‘Ai - i Sei. «6 6 «ee. rn ee see tO MCC! | ices at Atiantic Cite Sparks and family. w: double-breasted models, swagger loosebacks and semitfitted 3 , Vad. ; yr. Jones is not prepared to dis- Mrs Bascom their ehildren anda **4 githoa ada tl HLT Pee Senta a: . 1] f > + q*f) 1] ; Py: Va ate .* ry \* : . ’ ; , - wr . a ° ath. ees + . 24 stasis ee si * : ~ See ae . , bd ion i fe [ me 1} Ale 3 e ' hia ‘ Tian . ‘ uss pia iis ior h 7. se inistr \ her eS. VI - Bascom "s pa re nts. NI . and \i rs ‘Irs. ‘ *h ris Ga ryvey of ys 9 la r? ford VJ r. and \fre { ‘ha rles« “ ieci ns 0? ot models with new CO dT, pocket and cuf treatment many hd . = : (nat ij YS as . Sig a =? 1%,] 1. oe ‘t> aitione«e Ts E se. ‘ 5 : c bs mrnr i) "3 ’ ot ge }n 7 Ree *) * " lymen Big » an rel wil , will ret rm oh I } : ’ , sh; d S h S f d ae oo ogg — b fo studving condition: F Hi Joseph D taccom of 45 Westmore- avenue will be hostess at a lunch-' 17 Portiand place wil irn home @s piped in contrasting Snades, ot ers Tur trimme ; A aul = " ws a. Con ad deal oa! Pointed out that Second baptist land p ‘ who gre en .raute ti eon and bridge party tomorrow aft- early it \pril fron . visit of sev- — \ eR i? re 3 SL ee a eee, ; ces? ; ~~ Vay gece = : }? ¥ 7 Hine G — raner 9 ti the e?y?. - ! nll c . te > | Aawe “peers a " " 93 - : o $ J ee ret th ¢3 : ipo a a J pecan ee turned to ®& Louis seweral da, daughter, Caroline, o7 $13 Belt among the St. Louisans sojourning . Al > > . PC » at y ead (ict ebe CON raption UT of rour ] » ev } . re . ry rryywTVity a ” ph 7 : . : ' . . °* Ss: - ISSES dn omen 5 LocS 7a a augied . ~ VUNCiDL vers COoOmnmuUyAIcy. ago avenue are leaving tomorrow t0O jin Miaml. kia is : tie md iis iy?y rie in tain a -. " aa Tee ae Ts . oé * S * The Daily & * Brita ; A Native of Virginia. M lane Rule. daughter of Mr. $ail March 22 on ting De Grasse for — m: ‘ +4 ‘4 > . o’ ‘ a is : } a “ : . : . : r eS + al iss « ne¢ . 4 . acl ls Mecgt- 7 2 ~ , ‘+ ° . . ° ° ' . — om 7) sie 1 Ce lOnk @, ; B6rn in Lexington, Va., 9+ years nace ni Vir 1) Rule. of 3250 /| France, where’they will be joined The Midland Valley Country @&: . : : : OR Claes, but very suC- Gago Dr Jones, an energetic, 2nd = Mrs. —~- itn Paris by Mike Elizabeth. Conner. |Ciub will entertain its -members _ 7 TOU S O Yin oats T1 It vM Ss limited * - q * : : ¥ see ne ’ aif 0 Westminster place hoe returned in a S y avl 1 @ 1ZEaDeTN onner., waiawe «9‘Fe eag bat 3 if iLs iti . . a: ; : ae : ‘ yy?) 9° 4 4 : : 5 i hn i A he ’ +e G4 > ea ‘ ‘ i q ’ - é on : eptered T © four pages, yet bright-eyed man, has the charac- New York, where she has| Who is there in school this win-|with a St. Patrick Dinner Dance @ e s | red. his int inter . tJ : - N€ rk, nere Sue ' ; i . ® caeggga point interested Mr. , @ teristic accent of the Virginian. from ; cite en@ aunt ter. After a motor trip through Saturday evening. 1 3 : « . ; ~) : " le had hea rd th ’ HW . rr 4 . ' | bs for several! weeks. Mfr. nd . rs. gs: Shi Hat siarmsworth lim- “@ the war of the states. He wasedu-. *°° * hter. Miss : : advertising space and hada long- : i eaten aa uth shi ae nit Tian tind. Johnson and thelr dauginter, ss s: | | “epg sass Sarah, have sailed for a Mediter- Bs: a) 4 wy $5 : CHa: Salon—Third Floor. ; ie ® try the experimen? "eee Wari _ . : eat periment in New York. Ai versity, Southern Baptist Theolog- word eae “I Another daughter { Fs) : es ‘ooo ; ley 4 ie hed ~~ > a j A . 3 : ranega 2 1: ; Ali ti : : 4 . ; Clie ia ° The Ame: if aA ' ie & se minary and the | niversity + "ib St ams ® inining the s: . is ¢ | . } ~ “3 1, : ra ; ? . ‘ " : . JiisSsS Wile « iain aa, . a " —_— ; aq when he wants 1" Ga ef Virginia, and is a member of : ' anil here her famils a: we . mt Inciuned to go on‘a waiting /is — XK. aa ee winter in Paris, where Her fami. a: a ape nm ge ROC nde a! SE ORE pean 8 are Beas es : Hi > : “ PTI ae 4 appa Alpha fraternity, Vv hich has . 1} : "} }- = later \liss blele Yi a: . ¢ 4 } : rT? ra oe rth HOx! “~s weit 4 Wow - } 3 : wid x lt Ol Pb ed AGA L a * . a6 = - + s he | : ge sande a = “4ny noted Southern ministers, 4... will return home March 24 a: : : ie last days of 1897 Brooklyn “@iand of Phi Pera kK: Rule will return } : a ; : eq 1 . © ' z a Or rn) Beta Kappa, from Rmith College tor her spring s: -- = ' &OSsSOerTDp New “ork ana the P| Ae t » » . . : ms ———- pap 4 . ; a sidag | York and h Ordained in 1895, his first pas-. .,;.. a: : ais i; La | &. pla ’ at midnight 1st torate Be a ¢ "kT" ¢ , Ta. © d vat span Gece . 7 7 i r S ; — a «> c I _ X “Ait as au Fate Ss Creek an A group o* Sr I.Oulisans who will a: 2 °iiSst 6©@ ecerm ber ‘am ~ . ea ' ‘ 4 a ) ‘Ss Ain =. sem bet be ar Richmond, kv. He served at other visit Miss Julie Johnsen in Paris —£ ee6e0e ot] 7 8. es Ta a ti PrP or asion. ror - lai all ; ve ; ‘& ia “2 anak . a6 ~ ; ra : ° a : e 1 @nturc ay, \ irginia and Georgia | comprises NI rs.- Pierre i . Ovuwteail e ; s . . Was large y responsib!} o ‘ort ur 7 ; ie, an iSible, ne Wo id churches. nd in 1917 went to the Scott of the Forest Park Hotel, her | Se ge on of q*i¢ v Ta: 1} ~ » ir re - a ; nn all Park and “Me Ponce de® Leon Avenue Church, daughter. Miss Chouteau Scott: fio Atlanta. There he became active Miss Katherine McMahon and Miss HE cuisine of St. Louis’ ~ wiwa? Ie “ : hr t run je an l . “¢ "T's vior of } ] ) sso 7 a n ministers of the is og : . a: the prices listed above. Georgettes, crepes, Satins and prints ina wide Variety cs RPG gy leat pSouth, Dr. Jones will be the ‘third (5 jhe : h h k th h ; . shi 1 16 (jiuseppe § ‘ Sevteeereesearrererr ert sereereees T \ . nC. w , Locyst ae ‘Speeennanaenaagnn)! HOA Ww. 1 ANC ay and Sixth, Between and St. le: gaa : + _— Verdi, Paiermeo vis Boston. "> , a o6BLOn , . i 3 : . ee i

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pos, £eieTimo, Via wOBLOD. . | ile be ie ie tee oe Seman mo ma de SO. AAS ELBE yp OY BE ME PIRI SD EE IR Se A ? ¢ a sts chosen to bring erre~s had been found. = out your per- Competent and careful trial C e % sonalsty - judges, familiar with the law of = nad eviden he said, “c#™Mmit few = | ] errors inf Titia regard ut SO i iE 4 = 5 ~ * + ate =_ = te aa as zealous prosecutors wires in- ts ) competent evidence and object to ” : = competent evidence offered Dr pe & | ag «’ ifendants, and the courts err 1n = ) Be ban | ee their rulings thereon.*just so long a 2 | 0 aii will reversals be inevitable, and no *. : , thinking person expects perfection = . . iy in judges or attorneys). Some im- ne ee Y proyement may be expected when = mantel?” ) 5 | 6S 10 oul al ecomin Ythe people exercise more care - i Ep’ Fy | 2S the selection of their judges an he 5. WA a nrose cul ngs att ornevs. ‘? = § Siok Gr’ ana EC. 1 wit, Defective Indictments. a ; Im a consideration of cases Te- | es : | versed because of defective indict- | x } |}ments, the report cited a mum ber, | *. Mica E ’ . ? : _ which > — . : lwere reversals on this ground : and | fe hate f ., | 7 lin some of which the court refused | o : ce tf : : ; re — —- > - mane — _. . to be technical. nreagmeae ) —ANi Its fio ral derora- e e i e a Ine al € +4 ; u a £ 5 Md & ta ~ eran ~% ™ ™N 8 . ; 1 a” * - nad ~~ . - x Som lee ee 2 the craps table, the decision over- a tions and antique hardware make this offer the Sensation of all buyers early Thursday, for the demand will be 3 ; verwty ace seen . lane YNne f oases FW hich ) 1 M is tmemgy vow seec. ruling a long line of cas , ie 1926. tremendous. ; ; 3 had sustained ilormations con- sy ; : : : taining the same description. z $15.00 Cash Pa t Delivers a Sui p * ptaining th BS ed ymen V ymen : ite versal on Tee hnicalits. =. a Se 7 obs % . — & > + = mee} é ; x oo ee s-ial = iat v te a pees heal — a “Seed Seer or oor a i r 2rsed a | $5) , 7 ; J a . i : t a Ail tiie Clothing oUt bs re & araer us é ‘ LG Veru ~ A*Gasnse i +} ) issmanutfactured bv us. one Jamerson = LOrmacjen {} | § . 9 . as a yt ' e 04 Years’ Expenence Charged that tie ceienusss ow * Ft vine di apaiaterta H. Brannon “giving him, the Sa ti : ; 7 is 8. Brannon three Inoertas 3 | a) tj a. We aw i £3 ad be ®t a i a 34 , 2 tog 7% - ~ 7 ] . 1 ey os - ‘ if ae CECE SEER Ne eee Requiar $45 Values iF ith The *:Tudo1 ( ane-Back . f . or rse on technicalities, the re- en | rs 98 7) f c 4 ; 2 Di Pie — ef nf ‘ j ’ é port tea tre Pfei ar 6Spex UCTIL 9 mn} . ° . > * ) : | ase in 191$ in which the word Attachmen:s Kroehler ‘elour Davenette Sul | : | rusting’ was spelled “threus- - — | s&s -* ~ «@ i rae 4 ; ; : n the indictment; the syrd i | murder case in 1919 fi which y = | fctual $135 Val $ =) "TEs is an ideal Trunk fam ; Ata x + ee Les : ; 7 cota a% 7 210 ° ; : is lie was = spelled duu | pepaasnies tates linens en : | traveling. It has thre ee : ediate 2 the — a oo New. Proved at .....- | eXtra large drawers and oma te. o > ¥ * ts ! ean nera: i : er x tet! i taney eretonne. omplete "= ie% ous “—" geeks: ts is rectr) MOTO 4}. eord and Vou ii gia dl choose in tis sale. These S ites have frames of birchwood, iit a : iin ft * lers pier cas aT7 = oe . ' Ge =“ Pa +] 7 . a 3 s , the in t fails » alleg ome ML OL aibaCanienis 10r jf nish, amd are neat *. al pe rsneean c : er >; quaity gun — bangers, brass-plated hard- jie? _ aap pray rour housecle anh Thar |i the chair and roeker are luxurmousiy comfortable and have eane backs The f loll + 5 3 ‘ ? death - rm victir « B Uist House OF % anin®. i © Sol it ‘ - 1] ee ra ve sis . 2 ‘ ‘ : _— Ww are. draw boit =. spring 300 4 3 Tone. ~. : > +3 ie —_ ~~ : rece ona - a ee ee $5 Cash—Baulance In Easy Payments. 1c New ia) 3 = SHege the mre eS ee § ash, Belleman Meatli_g # rf . fe ; of the building. and many otsers. Styles z Pee S at ; Volume of Appeals. - ~ Ww th U 38 “The general impression is that 0 p a in cases sent back for Gray Enamel | to 337.50 beta tris Supreme Court is 4 wae Siac 3 es — i e° " ° 1: . ge.” Judge Grimm -sa sR | in This Wt ry Jelena | Famous” Gas Ranges + ES | . Ae ; pared and rched re lo t P i Sale at cae: ot of the cases decided lat court | — 7 tog aa i ; . e ¢ UpOoR argkument $..6 per cent were eran r- $ 4 u 4 : fh yi ne ~ m: 1] ae i rrat 7” on pe ee — ae i mili i tad : ‘ - aa aii gray namei Gas | to a ORES, state. One shouk now what per- ” a.0r: Madde Of soi a The Bors Shops of Browning. King & Co. nw enienieen’ cai Gn Ranges with large baking oven and | hi led f , * me a — agg . *. oe ee ee pili aco oes: te Cap weibieacen ee white enameled food chambers Wwo- a are now featuring their exclusive models of int@ OUT (Tila. courts reacnes tae uler, and bright niekel trimmi ngs. | * LM ves ie a a & > ¥ Ios ae _ S. Supreme Court Bacal ae i quart Water e¢ ~ ay oe Spring Clothing, in addition to Furnishings ieess Petes Se ie ee ey are fully guaranteed. Be Be r cooler ineluded. bt: : a“ ‘ “ec S | tthout having the statistics I a anid Hats for children of all ages. for the entire state at hand, we $5.00 Cash—Balance Monthly i | $1 Cash—Balance Monthly io q \ ; . ‘ v ' ses 4 can SAY that tne Tigures for tre - tase Jp it * tie Te : 3 = = os a ™ City of St. Louis shew as to dis- we All our elothing is custom made in our New position of criminal cases in the _ ; Bs - ‘ e ~ + / , _ o = “i wes atet urt , : ? L.” | ities 10 Box ) Clothing. : were issued, 492 were disposed of $20 Value at : a on preliminary hearing, by action | | 317. R5 ( . € 69 a j ,¢ th > oeag es ,_7 + i om ‘ a . — " $5 , . . d of and ation qt | aining on the docket.” ‘Reena Away From Technicalitie<, A: CONVENIENT Bench - fer radi. fans. “ee ta Snish.and very comfortabie. | ‘th and St. Charles | in his conclusion. Judge Grimm . iene pada said: i ie J? , 1.00 Cash “Shvom the cect abe mans 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE ST. : juin the conclusion 4 2 tay! ee eee eee sestetieeateniel re —————— ————

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a CH: |WANTS--iittrs pci — - es ee ~ ttre ~ 4 Sie an | MERGE: CAPACITY 26 000 BBLS pany, the largest milling concern the Valier-Nniec Atilin. agp gf a0 — ee iP B. an gutgrowth of a student strikes ' ' ° } : . i , . ° ] *. 4 Silhiine ( . Ot pot. —_ II { HIA RES] \i r¢ Bey de ia : , : . son twme } ? - --- in 1 if t} 7 . , “ 4 hiis Cail ad as aw protest awainst t é@ ad- () e ‘ ts . ° Solu iV t PPrATE 72 : j } eouluwest, operated six mills| Louis in .- te" canetnted trees ogg ; ©} l0uls In 4a merger r authorities have d 4 By the As: ited br in Missouri ‘ t tutnorities have decided to close mission of Jewish students to the ** ' - a : and Kansas and was|A New Yarr : - = mos 4 s, c ™ > \ ‘ o a. _ ell i : F » ; . * VW i O} k bankine 1}? 9 YT": “s Buch: . oe? , nd aa cs t+ | ~ ~ no Weidle sad. “It Woula require ¢ | reduction in salaries all along the = ‘ ’ sne Ff ‘line. it would mean the c.oS:ng Ol lj ht SC PFCHOIS and Te rnans 1 ie 4 = continuance of fre > ORS. NE result of the false econyumy Wou.d | apes : ; pe » found in the pinched wrain oO! the child who had been taught by . ; et cle oe. ++) ‘underpaid individualg With | equipment.” | Weidle read figures on Senoo' ‘Board receipts and expenses. In ithe vear 1924-25 receipts and ex- | gz enditures were approximately | $11,000,000. For 1926-27 income | on the &85-cent basis has been esti- | mated at $10,799,855.47, and a/ budget has been prepared which calls for the expenditure of $11,- 420,097.80. The budget would | ore than $2,000.- ' Tel os Toth eho Tetsu Te Tell tas eae tas Tekan Teas Tao Tea TT Pea cf ; ' ELICIOUS, tasty, appetizing —why ofcourse! But Snider’s Catsup has added value—it is made from the world’s richest source of vitamins—tomatoes. And thecare- ful Snider preserving art keeps in the catsup those active vitamin sparks vour health requires. Sniders have to be cut m 000 if the tax proposition failed to receive a majority “Yes” vote. Meetings in the interest of the |! Sj-cent schoo] tax are announced or today as follows: 12:15 p. ™m., Co-operative Club; - p. m™., Wed- | nesday Club; 3 p. m, Peabody | Included r with spacious drawers— ye and hat boxes. two open- il width bow-end bed—and > clear mirrors and 6 draw- (School Mothers’ Circle: 3:30 p. Mm. | 7. ae raclede School Mothers’ Circle; | estan | [afavette Schoo! Mothers’ Circle, | ae Patrick Henry Mothers’ Circle; 7:3 mn m.. Emerson School, Meramec School, Oak Hil! School; 8 p. m., Bates Patrons’ Association, Glas- eow School. Twenty-Seventh Ward GenuineAluminum ||| | \| | Sccaine Sohal Percolator F REE bs ied Ny | HUBLIN. MILITARY DISPLAY | . i na vowestomeso Ror 43 White Banner — wi w/ tomato a Must Travel to Follow Prac- _ZZ C ] - *: tice of “Drowning Shamrock.” , P . 11 Cable to the Post-Dispatch anj the ] | ‘hhicazo Daily News. -Copys rignt 1926. | | W DUBLIN. March 17.—The chief y FOOD PRODUCTS ps =< GZ , ° : -7: ; : “ - ; SS ; fenture of St.- Patrick’s Day in 2 oe . ss also Snider's Chili Sauce . / = 7 Dublin was an imposing military rf lude 15e 4 coy — display by al! the units of the na- | i . ° Ww — tional army. which after open alr | . for Packing mass at Collins Barracks, marched | a thy h the principal streets, amid and Postage throug! ' - Ra Ss tee llegve (7reen iy) -, crowds, tO VOMCAS KF m? ir?yy si 4 — the Plinister of Defense re-| _ ; ea j zg , ’ ‘ty, U | Miha.(rr, swe are offering will | f all home-makers and | made—should attract r the demand will be ments _SNIDERS | JP¢S Seo ose Ses Se52 cereals ele ate Tae Ta Tes kT Pals TTT alee ne ln aa TAT ATTA OT TUTTO aTy —- ; Here Vit wed them. The arm&k has been reduced from, See 54.000 to 15,000 and the goal is to 1 INIOW Qur limit expenditures on it to 2.600,000 | ‘2 - nounds sterling, but the equipment f | | : al W indou ix of high quality and ite iapreaine Wardrobe ‘aq 90°C : of Centittc aad the treo: showed ne | 4 : O'Clock ’ . inferiority in appearance to the Coats best British displays. Trunks r 915-515 WASHINGTON AV The dav is a compulsory public | holiday, all bhusiness being sus- Sale Thursday Look at this premium!. Heavy, fine quality, genuine Eureka Brand aluminumware per- colator. Every home should have one. Old way of boiling coffee completely out of date. You should taste coffee aoe once from this | rcolator....Save your White Banner Labels. here are many other premiums... Bring q orsend them in to Premium Room, 506PineSt. Get Premium Catalogue today! °° A Few of Our Many Premiums Silverware—knives, forks, spoons—all makes. standard Cut Glass— pitchers, tumblers, wineglasses, etc. (ate meee ee ee a ” RE KAS R A Q pre rae i] and «i ] freight trains rar as- += —— ‘ [ came ; : ) 1 f | | is” TO in. T) pf controversy as to < I) Titi 1. 7 < : 5 ; ‘* : ] Qaitie. at th nig 4)? whether the day would be “dry 21° HISPRING COATS| — ; | i A i ENN ‘oInise making the holiday, for iz purposes, the same as Sun- Nobodv but bona fide trav- can follow the traditional » of “drowning the Sham- As cst people are making holiday travel more than five the restriction is not seri- HIS is an ideal Trank for T % 4 ’ bd Y traveling. It has three Pig The Best Values in St. Louis!! F = Si - 7 e extra iaTvge drawers and ane small drawer faced with tut the regulations have crippled IZes nest eimeee. Complete 14 to 9() ening banquets. These ban | pans, etc. ' With six veneered elothes wae orders exempting them | Enamelware—dishpans, roasters, all kinds of cooking ° mangers, brass-plated harc- Sih) to 44 Se AWS. | utensils. a ware, draw bolts, spring jock 300 AS to BE Whisky and Boer feieed. | — mixing bowls, casseroles, custard cups. and shoe box. V sited ie Se, a eee. ean as Dishes—entire sets or single pieces. Cups, saucers, VeEW crude li vesterdas raided 41 house at platters — big variety. $1 Cash, B ‘ie : as alance Monthly And Many Others that address without u Search war- rant and confiscated 25 gallons of whisky in kegs and 499 bottles of | beer concealed under the floor of 3 es . s the union label. sched. They arrested Vance De Every can bear Lounhe, 64 vears old. Styles Worth Up to $37.50 in This Sale at ...4 | [Pen'tKss White Banner :7::.. Until you end that Vot Looie \ 11 Cold HOPPED Uses” ia i : c — and Leoie’s a baker. \ \ ‘m attack, highiv 4 contagious. Be eareful. Don’t kiss "rf 1 th eold 1. ence dj. Dou ¢ sneeze .% nenur others’ faeces, ~ You can \ id a cold in a dar—if 1 use the effective method. You 9 . . . . ; Every New can check the fever, open the bowels, An old “natural” mait with a new kind of meaning . .. White . 7 eal, ee | Banner “Special-Dark.” Looie’s outdone himself again. Oh, w Material— ee tes ee et Looie, what a Malt-Prophet YOU are! them promptiv, without It is £0 ¢ tfreve ni. SO complete that | 4 . SAw ry WA BLeLE =. Ya, Ols ey T doesn't matter what KIND of a Coat you want: what size. what model, what material. what color— youll find it here Thursday in this im- Portant sale at a PRICE THAT (;U ARANTEES YOU THE BEST VALUE obtainable caly........ PLDT D ~ — ~ — Finest Lorcheens ees | ‘ rernted S] OO for it. Twill Cords Poirets } pal | - Poireteheens eat) Sold Everywhere—Send for Catalog! New Colors Everglade Green Winter Rose Tweeds hour of delay Jets the cold get deep- Sandal iciadieeaittie Scotch Plaids erseated. Be sure vou get HILL'S, q Yixtures, Etc. because of what this help has done! Cornish Blue Cameo Navy Gray Black and Combination Fur Edged or Self-Trimmed low for equipment. All Sizes $1.00 Cash ' zs anes i a Sam for iW tilions. \ eold ealls for help - 7 * * | | that is quick, efficient and complete. Pr That means HILI.S. At vour drug emer Distributing Co. St Louis, Mo store. | 9 ° ® rat | 26 South Commercial Street Get Red Box S208 with Portrait | Cx 74 34-50 Lalu ) i A \ LAT ’ mhoganv-finish hudio Tat “ith Fpace It includes every type of Coat, Dress Coats, \\ Street Coats, Mannish Coats, Sport Coats, Utility Coats, Tailored Coats. meme ame eeane RI EBERT 0

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f = 2m .. &:, 3 : : % ' a . e vires ta ; 84 2 oa 7; poss i ; ae ed ee ai a oe _— ae S . > ; = : e4 Se * « . : ; ‘ A es ay 5 a q 3 .¢ F fs e 4 > esa . y if % Saas es : we Ser « 6 SS = Bau Pex th yw : Le tN a " of A. ian ¥ * ‘ é dine am 145, _ a ee ane | wh o-eeil é x? a % oe +: ve “ a ee ’ « : — sal ‘ ate Me, + +r » wr is : . oe - eis BO Poa? ae » Pte oy : 2 ER: Dae Rn: i eS Se eae acs 4¢ 1 Dp einweny : RS tb age is sie cian mah Poe - we “ cd er ots Ppt a My Sr ais ; yo os sia Y oe « . ? wv ~* * ; 3 * sy ae ao - Ce et 7 ss... POST-DISPATCH Uniform tPRICE's VANILLA Only the finest vanilla beans are used to make Dr. Price’s Vanilla Extract—anothing else. Always uni- form in strength and flavor. [Asist on Price’s. At your grocers. Best since 1853 —_—— o . ; , WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, 1926. SL ious rusrisi alc PROPOSED INCREASE IN Action Will Save >t ave St. Louis About $250,000 a Year, It Is stated. St. Louis shippers will save abou ‘tion by the State Public Servic ~ oe bebe posed increase of frei ight rates be s+ Louis and Kansas Cr Tr . ™ ae oo ~ ~s » 4 ~ - yrs i Oo Tlie ard aL. wosep Aa 4 ioe + 4 rs her | -_ a sioner Coyle of tne? Caamoer ¢ rrr N arn “~rad Co s mer ~ has eens ounce a rising comupettnds Chicago han Chicago, ; Sa ae Bos & ; + Sie t fr ; i 4 = ioe x fit: oe oe - . + . a 23 ‘ ee f 4 Py } ¥ "s it ; 5 es) i s a eos r ca aa _ j "Op 4 : ; 9 f, ; ae e® : Fj : 3 Y a e i H . ite. 4 ae eS = o F = aa “@ ee 2 iia? @ . #i+ ta ne vs = g *, 0 Nai . io 2 TT — sam _ _ 1 ~ SRT ee wr, Pee oy ee EA P %, — . ae 4 - 4% b : - r BPs = bi ve bY tin ose : ; . ~ hn she ore Neil nels bo 7 ae I OT eo ball ¥ thiinbibtin P nahin mw la ED TY RE ANN Re NR a pe 4 uke ke tia 3. wea ee POA A TIM ORG aes 0 cig ib fyse OP 6 B50 9 ie te elit, ee Ange os ia, 7 ye + ¥ 4 ae os he a BA Bost Ye TF ae ae 7 5 Ue Sees 2 Lig eg ee vere ee Ss pth se ee eee ian ate ity BEES Sas! ae ‘ & ssesieiteciales ah s on ae wi, i “ et Aik Se ‘a By -* ¢ on ae } : — + © - pein - oge Asc, -. " * . SPe pee es Lo Lens Taton itt © at our £T rt c i ‘hree cars It's @n event that all Drummers, Musictans, Band and Orchestra Leaders should attend. What does Fancher do? How does he Jo it? Is he really the “Champ”? are some of the questions that will be answered by hearing him. Don’t pass !t up—vrou are go- img to hear the peer of drummers, considered by many to be the greatest of them all—his equal has never before nor probab!: erer Will appear again. Remember, its for three dars © NLY >O make it rour business to call—he's a regular fellow—no high > . » waa - .4 . . . hat—and he ill be Sad (0 meet you. —And [t's FREE’ ~ ao » 2a aad * Come in and Get Acquainted Special Demonstration for Three Dars 7 —LUSTC HOUSE St. Loui Leading Band and Orchestra House Eactusive im St. Louis for Buescher Band and Orchestra instru - mente—Ludwig amid Ludwig Banjos and Drums 821 Washington—-2 Stores—716 Pine St. ng to obtain. An increase would have veopardized the whole class rate stm ire of Northern Mis- sour Rates to the same points frem Fast St. Louis are higher, but a «committee of the St. Louis-East — Traffic Conference if asking ~ & —_ ie —- — ‘he Interstate Commerce Commuis- Sion to equalize this 3000 PIECES OF WOOD USED IN MAKING VIOLIN | Matches Glued Together by WHl- | liam Lee Alien, Madison Cabinet Maker. More than 3099 pieces of wood including» matches and a ciothes mre len, a cabinet maker, of 1031 Mar- ket street, Madison, in making a nique violin which he is now dis- playing to his friends as a curosity A conventional Stradivarius model instrument ts made up of about} 70 pieces. Allen’s violin has for a bedy a ‘aver of matches held together with carpenter’s glue with toothpicks filling in the n . red cedar are placed inside for re- | enforcement of t ] a! t conventiona] hard rubbder tailpiece The materia! fn the violin cest tts maker $1.50, Including strings. the tallpiece and a hardwood neck which he purchased ready mace eks in which Allen worked three 3 a ; nent has good tone and : Nien heres to ‘t in a radio concert to show y n ‘ ; 4 a cet ‘+ iz has cap bill ..°s lh be | jas 0 — es > bs . ‘> 3 a structural curiosity. EX-CONVICT IS IDENTIFIED AS FERGUSON BANK ROBBER Woman Sars suspect Pointed Re- volyey‘ at Her in $2426 ‘Holdap. Harry Beebe, 36 vears old, an ex- —~m* iy es _* A? “4 =e in Br ial convict, living at 939 North Broad- » — om es - e * wa was identified today by a4 ~ en | woman © ness as one of the taree $2426.71. He was-.arrested last night on picion after a eeries of sate »beries in the reighborhood of . —_ eef ~~ " ec * ii ~~, =e rr “ - ro he . 72!or*: ought wan in your system, | Swett et teen fer 20 Foun | we °- without the unpleasant effects} ger. — caused eee. my sysiem. vals _—" ORS ee ee Get a family package, con- Whenever you eat too much heary food, howe weet anise enthmaer teed ant enum Let erika REMOVE the undigested sur- in edie cca “a dee” Se One or two Calotabe at bed-! taining full directions, only 35 dius and ieare you feeling fine. One quick acuon molt oy jeadme a 2 ° . spoonful raleres sd takes away time with e swallow of water cents. At any drug store ia th beat Sen a z x» . - - \? “ ae wn | your bowels move every day. Adiertka Bros. Drug Co. and other leading druggists. of either. How Doctors Treat Gas —- Makes Colds and the Flu $250, 008 a _— through cancela- | Women Nervous ble are bothered fust as Mrs. A. Smith might cause trouwbie. Dent waste time ‘16 en who have stomach trou-D>rings cut Soachh acd: fora! matter which Dile = — 2. . . —that’s all No salts, no naa was She writes that gas from undigest- with pills or tablets. but let Adlerika Ev brought . . ed food caused heart pa pitation and con- your sicmach and boweis GUitCK reli sea nor the slightest interfer. **.°°°*. cia oli Eg « ** 0m > 2 1s- = son Read today’s Want Columns penings. a 7 You SUFFER | FROM PILES? © If you know the terture ef itehis 2, blind, or protra then rou owe it to vourself to send for a FREE TRIAL ofa uppositories. They relief? to a F of business o i7c SHEETING 7000 yards 39-inch fine thread unbleached Muslin or Sheetin 2 to 20 vari lengths: on sale Thursday ai. a yard 10c Big Values Thursday Cieches, off-face effects. Large medium or smal! brim Hats. Swiss hair. straw and straw silk combinatiens trimmed with flowers, ribbous and orna- m¢uts. Biack. woed. Copen, red, green, gray and sani. Vanes to — aut i 0: . ae mabe =e — Beau materiais a’ Hundreds of Spring Coats Sacrificed in This Going-Out-of-Business Sale! More Y Yard Goods Every Day RE PUT ON THE REDUCTION TABLES GOING OUT OF BUSINESS ONLY 21 MORE DAYS—BARGAINS GALORE! Thursday,Double Eagle Stamps WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS THURSDAY YOU’LL BUY SHOES HERE LESS THAN HALF PRICE ff SEE suoe VALUES sivmc ELSEWHERE SHOE BOYS’ $3.50 ge ge = Scout Shoes | GIRLS’ $3 ay pe Lan — wore eat pt ter sce str! Tish and iew } * and _-_ popular mater? a Marvelous ’ natnira!l Tard-wide stk and lisie Crepe de Chines, in Many newest Sorin — for dresses, at, “0c BOYS’ SUITS Prices Cut in Half __ 310. 30 2-PANT SUITS — io = -] ae ~ ae . a g — . >. 3 ‘ fiat °° $f 1.50 LONG-PANT SUITS. = ‘. tweeds, a - woo lates? aT 2 a tT * . ° a —_——————— ' ————— Axe “cars 22.50 LONG PANTS; assorted olors LO [> SORE Sows ae 7oe KNEE PANTS; 50c a5 ©¢53 » @b te s5. 3 pai ~ $1 ~ " > os . ‘ wee -« @ 4 tie 4 a Va. ~ : ID 3 S$ Yaa. "1s St T.es. ~c%§ MS to 44 | 59¢ GIRLS’ NEW SPRING _DRESSES s.r .s el rer, . J Women’s 88c Kait Union Suits— IE 2 Men's 79e Athictie CTnion Suite— | 200d quality crossbar azaimsook. uj cut. Sis Sé to 44. e for -oeoec @es 6 "_*.- * © @ « i, PRICE ON ALL. OUR 25,000 Player Rolls o ID « a _ ‘ : ~~ Ce” .~ ee “ — = + —— . ~~. > oa Toys, Dolls, Velocipedes. gray and — $1.00 Automobiles, Coaster Wag- Must Be Sold se ‘Ss? $2.00 Serges «= *° $2.50 Flat Crepes ~~ 2Sc Indian Head ***: _*: - 7C ion . , 30c Toweling ~ °°. **> 39c Batiste ©*""'™ 35c Romper Cloth Ciosing Out All Wall Paper Bargains Here Below Cost BEAUTIFUL POLYCHROMWES aed SEW se - . ™ = . = ™ ~ 4a s 3 c — a ~~ ~ . _ ~ . : 45 « ~ * oo = — oe ~ « J DUPLEX OxTEEAL PAPERS, ey | KITCHENS aND BEDROO WS ‘ND TEALLS, | oS Dy «It al? Papers sold en!r with hor- ders er bards at these special prices. Deublie Eagle “tampa with each perrcrkhase. ti «email deposit will beid rear erder until Aprit tet. Ceme earlir and bring size of roems. erches wide #5 > - = *“ @ = a — Terri. ia f eh $1.00 Rayons **" °° re@ . * “ee * oo ons, Writing Desks, Arm wr - ime to take advan- i-mized, Ravy dive | afe oO. ‘a's wonderful oPpDpor- 3 $1.10 Rockers, Etc. tunity It is impossible to give Bargain Basement rt - a = : ss | eh 4 a8 a have fine Gualities and sveryt = if it is a popular best shades ard Stanacarc or opera number. Makes - ee > Can mH oe 4 ‘= Treat je, heavy. unbleached Overalls and Jumpers a2sortme s sale — ea aetna, sage . 1.73 Reavy bBiue Soi. 2.SoTve “SEES Pirin “ eling Genim,- azes to eae ree a i# % = a - a . ie, so 5slor a Tan wv ~ — % -~ “4 , austrous Ra 3 i iors at. yard e = 7 Special Bargains in Our Basement See $8-note full length demon strating rolls $3.00 Roasters Made «f° finest aluminum, +7 A real bargain 2 Washtubs Galvanized No " = $1 25 4-Yd. -Wide Linoleum +? rd i Large selection of room-eize mil! remnants of finest O . lee a ~ — 2. ~ r ; Guaity Suriap-Oack cork Linoleum ‘no paper back ~ - d - w ? = = b af nek n mat selis from rol . at $1.25 per scuare — -_ - — . - de ~ « gn - ard, in iengths up > So sea zare a s oan. are $0 anor *-~ a “ ane . on a ee Sy oe - 69c, 59c a1 d Soadings on — : 29¢ ~oor neg ary ste $12.95 — ge Veivetr [oe Felt-Base Fleer- 39 $30 ( ork Lineteum $50, nine $35 emenng: ~ ¢ Rug:. > om $1 3.95 eran — $30 th regen Base Floer- 4Q¢ — pong: Sec- $7.95 $40 Axminster Rags. $? $1.50 Intaid Lineioum . 79¢} S20 Feit-Rase ‘art $5.95 = Iniaid Lineieum . yee a sir aoe 98C| Scares ost: ** $8.95 "ss Qua. ee. ms = ‘urtaine, T° rarcs el and 72 inches — wT Ae * — >> . white an VW ust one ort “2° - Panels $8. sO Panels [2cec wr v r alle. a a. 4 Inc os 234.98 wide, 3% rards 89. ‘eng. 3-t: nN ia. Silk gt an $1.19 $i 35 Nene of the Above Ite ms Detiwered. ie O.N.T. CROCHET COTTH \N——a ne: - * *# «& — STAMPED — “Lad Si and $1.25 TAPESTRY TiASLE RIVERS icecietemanenmenimmmemetatins oe STAMPED “ ARFS— ee ee] a $1 and $1.50 <TAMPED DRESSES eng: Si.e SLAINE. *, “= is ; =e é - | wfi- {7 i “a eal . - ar Se GOWSS—Hanmped nozinscek t of — Te GRIT ts ate sae Oe FN? ANTS PETTwM OATS INF AN eS aur TO ®& ee . PAs War Sei $'.°S aed $1.49 W SAN ERX (PRET PTT = wens W LITEES. $1.39 — Ler CORSETS — sis } 2 aM “as

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~- Oe te ree - = + ein i ~~ . i ADVERTISEMENT DO YOU SUFFER FROM PILES? If you know the torture of b) itching, blind, or protruding pile,’ then you owe it to vourself TODay to send for a FREE TRIAL of oy; Pile Suppositories. They have brought relief to thousands of eyf. ferers. Tlev are soothing, healing, — - pure and safe. Avoid needless cx. pense and suficring. Treat yourself | privately at home. COUPON | Summers Medical Co.,Dept.P34,SouthBend Ing Pirase oes d without obligation to me @ FREE TRIAL of vour Pile Suppositories, together with useful anformation. CO , ——— — —— Name * ere * > ig ; . “eee ** a ee SOC OREO 0 edi : Adcress eer eee eee eeeDeeere e®eeee eRe. | ak SS ol ee Read today’s Want Columns tor / business openings. — eee | de Chines Yard-wide silk and lisle Crepe de Chines, in many newest Spring prints for dresses, at, a yard, 60c BOYS’ SUITS Prices Cut in Half $10.50 2-PANT SUITS some have vests. Fine all-w n Our Basement See These Values ; | 12 Records 4 ictor, Columbia, edison and others. Demonstrating .... 1 Orn © 20 Music Rolls $1 @ i8-note full length gemon- trating rolls .... : $3.00 Roasters Made of finest aluminum, os ek, 2 Washtubs malvanized No. 3 $1 Vashtubs es Penne ~ ee : $3 Percolators --Cup best aluminun ercolators .... mes None of the Above Items Delivered. ke ONT. CROCHET DT TON—Spe la "see eeeve 7c x ST 7c ’ STAMPED TOWELS— cla! eh oo 4 OS oO ede se - sa | and $1.25 TAPESTRY \BLE. «iby \ateriaae teneneneen - a ~ i] + > , :. * : ‘ J a ” . ‘ - . ‘ Lf i @, 7 e = ’ ¥ 3 ne apg . - ct «grin naming Tt | € cled, high-sp : : men. Fr like p— invigorating — ya vonderfuily » his persona! } . > — : : ORS. Thad ites how bees” paved’ in| a ip in surf. Gets under the sur- peppy — keeps skin in ne oo that pecope ever uere ° ‘,* Sanvobiai ii. Check the uneertainty «t face, You stay clean. Lifebuoy’s grand condition. It’s nigh blood pressure by reducing it with Norma. war ewnie ber Wolff-Wileon Drur Storrs Walgreen Drug ¢ LG @ . - Use! s=- #*. ad fruit Not a substi- | pehebad wiecds ctaaede abe OR20e> Because hes so chan - thats why — tonic, antiseptic lather positively orange-red—the color of pure palm does away with body odor. Re-

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MATERNITY COATS ee a. engineering and ——— FORMER COMMANDER UNDER a Bryant LATE RUSSIAN CZAR DIES i ee. — — + an - ;* . . a ff T> T Ferg 7Ah4%84 " ae. WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH 1. 12-0 ee 25 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : ‘toe FAMILY re "ADVERTISEMENT C. of C. for Memorial Coin Sale. FIVE IN KENTUCKY ae woe 25" Louis Chamber of Com- ‘ | UOR CASE a : W, oOme/;# Look ae eg indorsed the campaign SENTENCED { Lig : Tae T = cell 9.000 Stone Mountain Mc- Widow of Distiller, Daughters and ad weet: wenty Years ASK for Horlicks » -orial coins in St. Louis. The mat-' Sons Denied Appeal: Mother's cf i ike Pe Yi e ORIGINAL i caine taken before the Board of Fine $10,000. ae ounger Directors by President Carl F. G. By the Associated Press. i ee pplr this new wonderful harm. Meyer hada :ANKE ta genase ete | hoe ess crea = before retiring; rub it in , le iecrve) = 6s ers of the nig is 4 atti co ~saAminan® ; “e 23s q wena Deter seiciag: rab i arin praminest io ae Bi ar Paves with Concrete at ~ ; srass section of the State, were ‘a9 ght. Notice how white and clear I ieentide, MIRRORS aN a nee coeee | —_ Short inigpesting way to ‘ inci Your comp #XTion _ mes, Nourish a nove —T ren ¢ 1-in Federai Listri 7 our a ae rifies: imy erfe lions fade awavr to yorr ; a TZ ror: enetia an min here today in connection witn con- fe ir complexion v look lik a Nouriahing— ° os so onal ie. fn tor and auieet, Rea. | SPiracy to violate the prohibition | ss ae S . : nad ; as.% i} a q Pe Dp. Caii Tol ssjZ tas ¥ Ta. ae ; , a i ie A ate er ° . o pe ld "s—soft, smooth and beaut)? on Drinktor All Ages sonable rates. _ | law.. Mrs. Mary M. Dowling. 65 the Mark Twain's home town laid aoe t . wet a oar of Mello-cin Rp eautr | atin Bo Delmar Glass & gee Co, vears id, of Lawrenceburg, was} . oy | a Ve ae , , rk 3 3944 | fined $19.900: her sons hn H —S concrete Mats day. Wolff-Wilson Drug Stores, capable help for your heme, your 119-20 Market Stee fined $10,000; her sons, John #. Golden Strate Limited its first street pavement ? pot | aternl : ae a ee California, swiftlyand safely, through this permanent type year after a. ce: ‘ . ‘ : + os } i . . at : ANE BRYANT Mrs. Dowling ts the widow of the beautiful natural scenery of year. ) Se Maternity Clothes | John Dowling, who owned two dis- : « ; eh 1] ¢ . is i: enahie rou to dress OE le ain ae ws charged possi America. A fast train with all the Hannibal! now has 250.000 | >. Pate sitiishiy during all Se a — + te wages of meteaay 1) i efterts to retain $50,000 worth | most modern improvements. Every square yards of this firm, rigid, a 4 i baby | of the liquor, it was stered in Mrs. 3 ape : art comes, as weil. wi : agama ss” ' J pag ASTRI ies G f i OL comes. ae Well is. | Dowling’s home, which Federal of- refinement conduct e to de luxe | unyielding pavement with the | om eas cleverly designed to ficers raided 2 ee T? hel . _ "| | ina “ne Te gee travel all-Pullman, observation Cat, pleasing lighe gray color. it , . . } Patented adjust- oe. Pp i — :. ar cal Jaime F, of A Prophylactic Mouth Wash ments provide ex- | CO12: Appeals on the contention club car, baths, social lounge for Prepay cman eet ; pa Pi er- | that the raid s ille nd sez ‘ec: "2 e ay Seek” weg cha was en en ladies: maid, manicure, barber, valet. : of - 3 Spring Dresses ee ee | astic about Comcrete becanse m4 a API notice that the appeal had been The ultimate ef fort in appointments, : 2 $16.75 to $69.75 denied tit th its low maintenance cost, and a ie TY ] pe — ney “we wil ~ ‘ 19 pounds, $4.75 4 : @, service cou =} alim 27eas the ere ee es ' . you opportuni te try | “VIGORO” wh: iq ; ~~ a -ad cape of ta rt . bac. $2.0 C » ee, ll Tian one the oF seh & ou a 3 " ELECTRIC WASHER before 100 _ibs.._ $4.73 & Mas VE VY Miteecugh = tas 1 J CUTters, coarse, er- fer. any - oe t ; « 5 Hons for the violator under a “ope = cher moe OO HYDRATED LIME me es —L—— : $1 39 a SATISFACTION fe rene re bd 3 “The first vholator under the new GUARANTEED “5O-b. . eo bile _ S Hy Low Priced at © 2 9228) oe Ie a, - pecia y ow Friced at — ee citing w tr STAINLESS STEEL STERLING RAZOR STROPPER fic regulation and r ed r ee N Will Strop Straight a a i a : 4 me * Sug bese : ALUMINIZER THE MODER! ~channee tae ten | erein 5 .ce me ) nN : y ; @ LS DG aevett stipe and s BEES Fc CRATES | Ne ee Make of Satety | “teeth wil Sf ie * ® f offenses Blades ry dandelions br curt | F I : a — ee i — anteater ie &s 5 ¥ s Maj. T. J. Stangier, Reserve, wl! : e pe Bui it “a address the n athiy luncheon f | ¢ a - We will accept your present instrument MD orticers of the 457s Infantry, Re- i a _ at full cash value and you need pay— - serve a —— for 4 ~ No Money Down 5 98c_ ‘J 4 a Balance divided in convenient weekly “STAINLES S STEEL” the i = or monthly payments. 4 » ad a ¢ 4} i @ low qs 7 . 6 a ail $6.89 lade ates Sco icubieedge curred > = ard 1. ae —— - $6.89 Sree: Sree ite a oe sia ; CREAM SILV ER POLISH “STAINLESS | STEEL” wh ia 4 . ss IRON WRINGERS ee Me 2 guaranteed to; STEAK KNIVES a) = 2 cilia See ters: Parca peed ey _ 19 St wns 69c . igi a ee STAINLESS STEEL” "STANGESS STEEL” ie i” — ‘STAINLESS STEEL” PARING KNIVES” | lee: oF ' BUTCHER KNIVES 3-inch blades % 29- ts a e aici = ach 3 wa fag a al & KAN’T BREAK a wie ee : a bs — a KNIFE SHARPENER _ ...,,,,__, Rolls S@ Fest tia. oe = A if] Re pace STAINLESS STEEL” —_— ss ) mn 4 sensitive | +oon waincers eet . Se cut be ua ds. Special nrice ia a . SD oa oe: rie i " EB OME to our Store as soon as possible. Hear this beautiful — throat er. le si $5. 48 7%h-te. Mihidin thes ee matin com na mM is a instrument. See its attractive case design. Listen to its splen- Fe ir ng a ee PT iin cate suena is : . . - - . S aiwat’s a Ganger point. A¢ep it sips ‘ pons able. Special urice. het = did tone—try its easy action for yourself. Remember. this is a epg ny la voting an WRINGER — CLIPPERS able. Special price, per 190 .... x = brand-new, standard make, full 88-note Player that we offer ~ Carry a Bottle of Formamint with jeanne * $8.95 Special... = A ae - Fe 7 =" ; ‘ Spe vla Lm Fiat a a Bes. i gn ie Sard es i . 375 you, and whenever you are exposed Enables you to = : = “ sl se, to dust, to dampness or RIBBED GARDEN HOSE . — eee REMEDIES n.| quantity i — ° to cold. slip one of t these Survaniant, thay hs I : [ie vat °C” CC a i : @ ito your mouth. e only kind KNIFE SHARPENER 30 Days im? Y our Own Home e Formamuint protects you as no os th <a ie If you are not highly pleased with cs Spray or gargile can because it en- , : 8 edge on Knives this Smith & Nixon Player-Piano any . ables you to keep up your fight ji : . Econ m a ; a octes rs ogee sa 3¢ a my ye * against throat germs all day, wher- a f _ cmty r @ lifetime your home, we will exchange it for ever you are. All druggi a any other Player-Piano in our store and - J crugyste. Rai 69c vor Garage ané heenhelé Uae: Se com « . red cord 10 feet long. with 2-piece plug allow you all you have paid on the 8s ahie service. | and key socket. - *. lengths: Parce! post wei? ? pound. GR ee NN se ee ae 6 * ; : os wee .: +-inch. 3§- ; ormamint |: ~ oad. 15e SCHROETER BROS. HARDWARE CO. GERM-KILLING noe 228 810-812-814 Washington Ave., St. Louis, Mo. 4

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ec ee ee ne ener - a WEDNESDAY EVESING, MARCH 17, 1996. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ‘i —== , : : ; } t Over 1,000 citi ‘ | i COMMANDER OF TROOPS THAT ,—-the Thirteenth Alabama, which ‘of the Third United States Volun-— . ciltes ; | wf LED PICKETT'S CHARGE DIE led Pickett’s charge at Gettysburg. teers at the request of President: laid concrete in 1925 ou SV a ashville R R | Col ‘ " ~—~ _He was twice wounded in the war. ! McKinley and later became a close | | * e | | > . A. S. Reaves Directed 13th! At the outbreak of the Spanish- friend of Roosevelt. He is sur- Fes thine — - | \ labama Regiment at Gettysburg; | American War, he took command 'vived by two sons. we will cleaw : | | Headed Volunteers in 1898. | it or put in a , o | DENVER. Colo., March ee = mnainapring. ' Missouri, Now LOW _ A ; = | : Col. Algernon & Reaves, veteran of PIPE | aneood. Guat | | d : ine ii ithe Civil and Spanish-American : service. ° } } th Concrete Detectives, Arresting 1mm ON! Wars’and a personal friend of! GUARANTEED — — AND WELL rapa yy —_ ' : js on * 84 iii tei ed EQUIPPED WITH NEW THREADS AND COUPLIAG U ad Ss j O N Street, Recover Three Suit- |‘residents McKinley and Roose-| # ALL SIZES AND IN ANY QUANTITY, 4 BURKE BROS. ; cases Full ot Loot i ." dead. He was 86 years old. AT PRICES WHICH WILE ENARLE «4 SUBSTANTIAL S48tNG. oe NINTH AE? a ! a Cases -VOL. Juring the § Civi et. . | se tt OE. o. April 1st to. ; ‘Mined: Giada ue Jos. Greenspon’s Sons iron & Steel Co. . ~— — as home town laid . vacua aaah ct niost famous Confederate regiments | 3130 Hat ST. Tyler 0236 prreinseiee aie S: Wan. columns te: “& th: 7 urglaries in the * : . ~~ ‘usiness openings. ~ e street pavement ~. More than 20 Sure er . im % _ « last three months wére explained | : i today with the arrest and confes- | ' i : sion of James Beauvais, 305 years, J nued to pave with old, an ex-convict, living at 1508A | ¥ . | ent f and the North Grand boulevard. .: 4 | type year aiter if He was recognized this morning | ; Mississippi by Detective Sergeants Saxy and # @ , | h (;rogan, from descriptions fur- | | : : i now nas 250,000 . nished by citizens who had seen | ; of this firm rigid, $25§5° ROUND TRIP him near looted homes. He was J € , . aks “#3 ° . 3 : ) owe stop over privileges at them. committing his first burglaries | , Discount Se Sr ane rh Pree hk We Have Been in Business at ere in December. | Se Vou Settla Cae Anne ~ : . : scan : eettlie Account in 30, 69 o Early reservation of sleeping car accommodations is desirable. He gave the addresses of sev-'! 90 Days’ Time—the Same as if Tou This Location for 34 Years F : ral homes he had entered and ad- | Had Made a Cash Purchase . or further particulars call on | mitted that he looted seven places EO. E. HERRING, Div. Pass’r Act., 1303 Boatmens’ Bank Biig., last Sunday night. His system was J e 3 ch Phone Central 8000 St. Louis |to ring a doorbell, and if no one) ) 12 ) t S ; | City Ticket Office, 318 No. Broadway hanswered, gain entrance with a, X Lino Ay quares | skeleton key or by forcing a door .@ oS eae rome: a ae : . ce me Come in many patterns: heavy quality. We a — . ms ~_ nant —s Be are placing them on sale, special for.... a. - The police tracing bureau 48S ‘checking over the recovered loot_ $1 Cash—$1 Monthly and inviting inspection by house-, ih : (holders who have been robbed. ° : 2 Rugs : GONFESSES QUARREL IN BOAT eversible Rugs i, on | a ‘" r “}, They are seamless and come in many beautiful pat- : ENDED IN DROWNING OF WIFE , terns—full size, 9x12 feet-——-can be used for parlor, library, dining room or a bedroom = | | Special to the Post-Iispatch. iS KANSAS CITY, March, 17.—Dr. ‘Raleigh F. Summers, 53 years old, made a confession to police last cleared up the mystery death of Mrs. his comon-jik ° 7 “ night that i ine On sale surrounding the » Mary Larue Summers, law wife. $1 Cash—$1 Monthly a The bedy of Mrs. Summers was : taken from the Misseuri River on . j Bent. 2, 1925. several days after ; \ ia vel on uw houseboat.- Roy West, | Brussels Ru S $ 15 “ owner of the boat, his wife and 4 , Fitted odie En ee an eR: tele ee Sas estwagsiasll es es Full size, Peeinierd and suitable for any eB A , and adfustable ee fe eT ed Fpon. You have to see these Rugs to ap- ' seat. Prices: 8 to the time, but later released. preciate them. On special sale for.......... i Dr. Summers said he went to the $ C } $ M houseboat and found his wife, Mr. I as I onthly ) sa... $2.98 | $3.48 Goldman Bros.—Blue Bird Dinner Set Included’ : * i MOTOR CARS } i ‘and Mrs. Rov West and Clyde Bry- | | ant and some others whose naines Ron oR> “ he could not recall. They had all | UCT O RAL MOT been drinking. He took but one F GENE idrink, the statement continues. Mrs, sence ce se I Sample Sewing Machines $1 Cash—Balance Monthly! took a boat ride. His wife became ! A well-known manu- «2 se - > (2. Ma IP ry @stae . se e@* ’ ey . a } on WSS teed, | 4 * > Sl, s 4 , , a » & SHERWIN & WILLIAMS Pale Elastic Floor Enamels ne all interior wood ge | i | uarts o.-.--8B0e » Gal -. $1.68 . Gallons a $2.98 , JOHNSON FLOOR OUTFIT . | A For waxing and hardwoo@ ingry, and according to the state- ment, Slapped at him. He slapped 2 , * « >). CCE oe mr. las hYerer or She ~ : pack and overtasaneca ber. She AP You Are.Sure to Find the tecturer ‘soa we ni ‘ ; F ; ance : meta af ' -# | Ee a a a $ «VY. ™ Woman Tries to End Her Life. for those who desired T ae $6.65 Value. = Mrs. Mary Rodgers. 22 vears old} a Machine at an ex- : ‘ tees +e “7 | ‘“‘JOHNSON’S” f ; 4348 Delmar’ boulevard, is in tremely low price. They rm 9 serious condition at City Hospital are guaranteed in ev- D B d pP f ay-Dbe and ad : | ° Special price, 59 as the result of swallowing an == automobile shows lie f'n ag Bt a a ia i GRASS SEED b ’ rested in front (it tile Empress demonstrators — ond * 7 , Faney Kentucky Blue Grass. 60c f Hotel, 3532 Olive street. at 4:15 p. anita tn om iil Blue Bird Dinner Set Included 7 . Per pound e@e®teeeeeevr ee o ¢ . gaa Ve sterduy aiter ‘ renting ye G)}S- ~ Sewing Machines - ) Neate eee © Bounds, C608 . e Ps turbance. At the hospital Mrs. ' 10 Machines ealues up 7 ; , 4 a Peo = : = y — 7 . ? The automobiles exhibited at the :, mg Rodgers told paren lans she took Blue Bird to $30—sale price .... $19.75 Per pound 06 + Mewwen26e are eames « RED TOP— | e drug in an attempt to end Her 11 Machines, values up $24 50 to $45—sale price.... . 15 Machines, values up $29 50 to $55—sale price .... e @ 12 Machines, values up $34 50 ' to $65—sale price.... . Dinner Set iy So Included * Gas ee o's ‘H WHITH CLOVER 4 lb.. 50c; per lb.. 900 EXCELSIOR GRASS SEED l pound, 550; 5 pounds, $2.50 10 pounds, $4.75 “VIGORO” FERTILIZER FOR LAWNS A Plant 25-1d. ban G00) 60-lb. — $2.75 « 160 lbs. 84.75 HYDRATED LIME 10-pound sack ae , a 6. : ms . eac ; DANDELION RAKES oe national automobile shows are as- signed.their places by an election in which your dollars are the ballots. Choice of first place goes to that member of the National Automo- bile Chamber of Commerce which has done the largest volume of busi- ness in the preceding twelve months. In 1919 this honor was won by Buick—and has been held by Buick with Pad: ..isssuiue $1 Cash—$1- Monthly a A pretty couch .during the day—at night a com- fortable bed. Easy to ae open. See this Day-Bed + PAZO OINTMENT For PILES Protruding, Bleeding, iiching Jc . Tam O? OVER 22 7 CASH OR CREDIT WITH YOUR PURCHASE OF ~ ee Fead made of heavy sheet stee); are used for raking lawng and, yards—the teeth will extermi- nate dandelions by cutting of the blossoms before seed can mafure—width of head BR ee Sar ae : -~ ———— WATER-WEIGHT : | > | AT GOLDMAN BROS ae / * Eee This Dependable | and Proven Rem. | *"e@eeee’ O- HAND LAWN a” _ =, for a a ROLLER for eight consecutive years. : bey? esheets upes Wl etaco | . With Plain Bearings 175 Ibs. filled. ....§13.50 266 Ibs. - filled... . $16.50 With Roller Bearings 265 lbs. filled ....§20.0€ 420 ibs. filled. ....8273.0 able pile pipe, which makes the application of the ointment a clean and easy task of a | moment. Full directions and scientific advice for ile sufferers go with each tube. Pubes with pile pipe, 75c.; old style tins, 60c. Get PAZO OINTME T from your druggist; or, if you prefer, send stamps or money order direct. Paris Medicine Company, Beaumont and Pine Streets, St. Louis, Me. o ADVERTISEMENT ohare Ocean-0 Brought Color To Sick Boy’s Cheeks A wean from Rochester, N. Y., walked into the Ocean-O office in December and said: ‘*T want to thank you personally Complete Bedroom Outfit Dresser, Bed, Spring and Mattress Now is the time to furnish your gpare room. We offer vou a large dres#er in walnut finish, attractive walnut finish bed, comfortable mattress, and resil- lent spring at this special price. Buick isa General Motors car; and . the standards of quality and value which Buick represents are stand- ards which prevail throughout the whole General Motors family. Special Sale of Lamps No Lamp at $35 Can Equal This Value for 913" $1 Cash—,$1 Monthly Just see this Lamp and you will be convinced that it is the most beautiful Lamp ever offered for for what Oeccan-O has done for my. J this price. The shade is made boy in two weeks’ time. = 7 of pleated Georgette. edged oe eee arenes. Sere pale. Se with Peavy silk ruching and fin- lacked sturdiness and strength, but SP ae Fy ee of silk after taking Ocean-O for two weeks ished off with a cluster of silk POULTR) NETTING 2.In. MESH Galvanized > . : ra fe . on oe... ..... end 4 ) Oh died, 2 eae rete $1.10 4 4 fout wide 5. ll ete iene aes $1.35 w ~ foot b ide eee eeee eGG@eesners sco @& $1.65 7 ' Rolls Feet . 2-foct wide . ee ee ey $1.35 | 3-foot wide f C2 eae Oe esting > 00 7 . , : PeSESGeeoetveocce eseee 55 : 4 | Rolle 150 feet long, 2 feet wide..$3.258 © | Rolie 150 feet long; 3 feet wide. .§4.258 | Rolls 150 feet long. 4 feet wide..85.508 @ ff ‘ Role 150 feet long, 5 feet wide. . $7.00 . PULL-CHAIN ; SOCKET P a 4 Pieces : Complete > } os | a a With 6-inch ehain for opening and closing ©" eult. S ial, . s 4 a CHEVROLET r PONTIAC : OLDSMOBILE the color has come to his cheeks, he. flowers. The base is a handsome Crystal Glass is lively, has a good appetite and is design in polychrome colors. MIXING OAKLAND : BUICK : CADILLAC trie Aa er way than he has ‘ ® ' been for vears.’’ BOWLS GMC TRUCKS baie O is deep sea water, concen- Bridge Lamps Made of extra heary are pgrertenily un- of five bowls. sizes Kas c ; we . inch, 9 inch diame-f# .“A car for every purse and purpose” trated and distilled and contains the vitalizing mineral elements of pure, ‘healthv blood. A teaspoonful in half; i glass of water is usually enough; that’a why a 10-ounee bottle iasts a $16 to $20 Values Artistic basen, with pretty silk . me For Wreax iii Gown abaemic » ric -— : + : 4 ; ’ fldr it ix a hiaod rve ‘ } tionai orn) P pee + ant gia ronie and Waigreen Drug €o were «6 ese } “a Pi and all druggists are having a tig demand . t 4 ho’ i lp toda, ut ith the un Parcel post weight, ti 13 poundse. The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening pawspaper ging Associated “Press news service CT IAIHC RAAST rurrmatTr: : xr it (rt : : derstanding that if it doesnt hep you fo > i gaig@ etrength, vigor and ,yitality, you can —— iene y Mack, | — penn Blue Bird Dinner Set Included ee WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, 1926. ST.LOEUS POST-OISPAI cL;

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‘ | } a. rene POST-DISPAIL: oe | Oe ae uae oe tae ST.LOu [-DISPAI vi | ST.LOUIS POS . WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, 1926. LEWIS POS eae} we -DISPATCt am ase bo ae & ae _— ee - ——_——— ——————————_—— ea aa cc ig pammnmermasaaaan % Stal ex. bh 3 ‘ | be - . Ta. he ree 9 } . e } * * ad : ae - ¢ ) svcnencealne RS inane OBIE. = Se “id - } r | ins -| P mec ¥. yee > ; E S t ie a iona ague eam bs ; fol ; | ONL at eel le ll Nd el et a : : ? . * ; mee : | | at : | FALK’S imfrove- a | + Tee e j ‘ be } . “J : ; a . Off 7 : chool Basket lourn a ounds the O er ~ ment this year 1s one : g : Z ‘ ce oat, ¥ = A t Se PP DOLL LODO LO LIL LAA el AL el AO lt eet et lt tl att Cel > * ‘ 7 Ee Of . 9 + | of the reasons why ennis a : s be es J . ve | s is i. 4 ; ] r itc ers | ex ects : 7 S ee .— Sam 5 T> oe | ug — aor? _ + ar ‘ IAfine > © Jan | Ra _ ~ ee : ; Defeats Miss Martha Bayard of -0'44" vyitt De Fiise ws. 4 Calii iii » MCCUE ut left-handed ching . | ai. eft- aft ad prtc IT ua 8 Tt? at 2 O’Clo i ~~" A er “OT A? + PTR 7 q : New Jersey and Goes Into © erty, HL, at: lock Lomorrow Aitemoon & ’ — “=~ 2TTe€ x om le Te om « ay » * du a ~ 4 om -—- ar: "=" > ; & ; ; ~ ce Starts for Brookivn and Holds St. Louis Am ins to one oO é ° ° o 4 : of Brooklyn and Holds St. Louis Americans tc staff to Semifinal Round ' in Field Hou Be In ound. in Field House. , : Yin + +> : * — - e "ae b b }} ' . One Safety in Three Innings—Gaston, Van- strongest 772 aseodii. pete Ta eRe ~ a oildar = \ S e A » michal ‘ the Associated Press. | ¢ ~™ (iL ei an ; Vin al Are P) PLigste u. a na se lida ‘ ” , , , . SEs + : : eve ; Ok’ T Ty r their way into the semitiinai rounc ; Schoo! guint: ts B { . , (LEARWATER \larnr we yy YS 3rooK.T2 . Dodg: ~ age aici: 2 i a ee vy . Se : 4 ea . * st & F a& « +o . aes \W ~~ a+ . ; — * a. : a $F : S in? the nineteenth annual womens j$Aa~’ Aroawirge nf*fer eight {p m—C eland, St. Le sae ‘ 5 ’ > an . wee => Th t> _ rnd a feerng aie Li r 4.4 a*2° Laie asia reenia a tay " Frida ’ s e+ a x 5 ce. © S »sTOWLS & S aiitiawviiVVUr, LU Vv 5, 2 ‘ — A _ : : a6 7, ii irst-Bush, ! “5 " on: bbe Four monacte ~ ~— me hetween the two najor league ination indoor tennis SiIngies tUul-' onpportunies for th oca.i -eamsa > p. m.—Roosevrelt, St cicw YORK, Marea re ! sei & J 4 & id : it & ain SESSE SS HES Fee mil ae : sents oe © | ~~ ~ —_ oo ‘ gor i ~ * 7 7 - e - * “a” > = , = 4 % r : — os. 7 ap ~ + : . - . . i. 2 _— + ‘+ TY? t? oy _o- ee 5 “8 c Y (,;aston Va rn -ilder and Win Tard were NOD Jed the Dodgers in ment rocay. They Wiii mee. £ ri- should rhe imtlai round todce i 2d ers * {i . Alo. x’ eead 2 : Ox S ea es FASLOA aii 8.100. as sade. -_ Pe Saweee : pai i ; 4 & D — i nen ; POT * noe : ye : . - — h ~ a & es ft Pr. ~ 4 i ae “—* bow ond : ae a —— . i -o ~ . . . 4 y -- a v orning. Two orner maicr asians he SU eSssi iiVv met. ed [+ «hh , 7? ‘ ° oo. +. ear: 7 : ae taking an especia ixing to tne enders of Vangi.der. Dazzy Vance: ‘Sm mm , ae +} hy ~ wa : yes nan far the St. Louls . . » . “TY wwe .7 7, 3 oe =f oui q i a - | oa et FIRST INNING. The Box Score. Charlies J. Hubbar i Jr. of Boston.! lowing this game. Cleveiant 1S - 4.0418 “- — : aD .reeniveness of: I 3 ~_ _ > a TT ¥ . 7 ,T?? . > : cb bROWNS—Rice fanned La- WNS : | mitted against the Hurst-Bush team | sven: 0:'eesnlaas aaa + Sesie go agg : BROWSS. ee eat, 2 At ‘clock two | FRANCIS GYMNASIC -;me in exceptional ‘ . -* . ; Tor mad ’ pg 4 3 7} T,.ve oO CiIOCNR t i er eS ) j ; ° t ee... he is ei £44 + AR. R. Hi. Pe). 4 F s . e a on —— ~ Ui Hurs e om & . 4 * ~ i - vw ; * - i ial ‘ ‘ 5 = | ia 1 ai diate _ — ‘ rr \ rs, W ; ss se % Mm —/ @ree ryril? 7 ¢ : : of Witt. McManus popped to Maran- Rice rf ‘7a © os 4 lf ; ee local fives will tangle, Roosevelt BO icin ee ee ee sks he set in all Gaeeme bei : 1 porcine sities wan citi . Sc ee BBS en i Wee _ 9 ¢2 en eee ner of Elvins-Centrali: _ ae He Ville, RUNS. Lamotte ss es = + & « pe gS | M. Shedden of Boston, 6—2, §-—3./..4 Eniversity City. | 3m m —Sedisen, FB , s which made i as . | thee ee ae * ue > ) e : Se saruil., Sis =F 4 > Ff ' » 5 4 4 = ‘+ «ae ~ ; 1 t.erber as " . “ i : " . pee oe _— 7 j . . _ + i initia a ~ a - ; i BROOKLYN—Witt og erage hr 1! “as 2 fe ! a Play in the women's indoor dou-; Central Plays Litchfield. ; ot Airkwood-East St. z tier I : and 3 : t? ? on _ $e riaesS 1 ae! Seok ‘lle DOoY Pe } “asier ” gies: : = 3 —— a L. + hac’ seit *} 4 TY} Tr" — Beaum “? ; ; Suse =: Se ee MeManus 2b see Pa. 78 bles today carried four teams intt Tomorrow nignt deginnin el ene eee s than @ ° ¢ 4 TO Lan tte . Wh: it gro Zi 16°C LC : . ti ’ o a3 om ; 4. oy & gen Y . : Oe } =? re sr ‘ LNGasia, 4 - £3 _ : z ¢ t e i ae , a a Se saven oCciocx Centrai, wevusitcr d@iiu ms onal ‘ Be: McManus. NO RUNS oon esgagmua diag ; . ci- 6 fthe semifinals. Mra. Marion 4in- |e a in the order > p. m—Wellston his rivals. | : ot athe ee ae . i t : Kirk w "1:1 snow in tae ues ‘ ° c.? ~ Tan re 4 e . +> hwnd ~~ ” r + ao “— = ° : Pt ; ; ye ‘ i ¢. a A ae&ss | rr -— on ; 2 a+ - _—? mH BRrOWNS=—Jucobson singled to. mn: Se =. ee 1 . Ww. Wicht kage sanagons pa. ig ace ——— : ee ee gag —— ee eee - Fes : : Del... and Mrs. George Yy\. +4 e Litchfield. W ster With Sanc ul, 1 m— Pinekne’ e :* ‘eet FT inches, am : r z t ‘ as % ct : ~~ se 4 ae arerate : ‘ , ~ ee i on tan Ki wele +e | “++ b ~ $ T = 3 ~ - +. ~* : — ‘* 5 $4 ; +o . ~ _ a, «at , sd , * tT Bi t tier I 7. _ bs piVis iA 44 i Ki >» of " Se: —_ : mk. ~~ seni 7 . . we . ¥ ; S ' i a ? 7 > Z ; f2et . 3 ans h : q fli: i iO ' . ‘ ox eo ow D> Ae Rebertson b , “ a - L ; — we . - . 7 -- ” tree! z ? iv > SS Late Ta { end o-* : ie | hk ern ” t a, 14 Mrs. C. J. Hubbard and! No local outfits are imciucec in i? a. m—De Soto, Mo., Vs. Winnep ae corid’a indoor records ‘ .? "*e fix A () XS traston p t 0 a ” I Ls s 24 . : ~? “4 | “eg new . : : St estes 7 ait}- sails ee i t ‘. =a# Ractnn | +h Wei daw mornin zames but Fri- of wOUNnt Yernon-iLifingham Ss : , —e al 7 ¢ Brit : 7.e ran "Al ee persed ie Ae Vangiider Pp ” mt i 06 I ‘U 0 0 \iiss May raret Di.adke - BUsSi.v a? oo } LL.e6 rs Gay ase Ua ning eae ee TY “3 : a ™ ’ + al (“t+ M 7 marks A Tae sail tet i Gass, 3 » 8 ae t ae wed ane wee VN RED sede - : i € | = “ey. 4 os ._— _YPrystai hand ? i as oe! ‘ : > ¥ 7 CAPA é Lo awrr VW ingard D q e “ 0 I 0 2 4—-5, ji— 2, re y airernocn - ormandy, Ciarton, inner of Marissa Staunton. bed ve. ed yard i '¢ Wy 4 es in«d Lae + * a Tf " Ak +" “Ow 2£uur” i TTT ; _ : : l +} = - 2 R Se ee) PS Bees a ~~ _ a" : ' nt aton to Lamotte Stan-|°"Wiiiame ...--.8 @ © © 9 | Miss Ryan, teamed with Miss; the winner of the apngyall G.t enn 12 a. m.—Edwardsville, DI, yp —~ rur ’ ae to worlds a 42a“ . . Lee & - a2 ee ~s we “—t ad —_ -_— — —- apa aw t ° =. _ + : i ; ' ‘ - a = » . > . + —— eh => a oe t * fi ‘23 Toetai ‘@4+* lilies ence * ‘ . . 3 5 y aie - . rT m; - - ca * “7 - Va Tasrct vr —— ? . t” awai-c ' > “ 2 } : . * fence a ecored in back of Cox. “Batted for Vancilder in seventh ianing. feated Mrs. Frank H. Godfrey, and / the Cleveland-Hurst =— Beau Per, Dp. nu—‘\erdin, Il, ve. Marion, The hollowness. of his viet : i rtnes etneiel te teft Deberrt BROOKLYN. | Wiss Edith Sigourney of Boston,} mont, Wellston and the winners! iil Sa woned when a strained bo Nien Tr ~ = mi tha XX i = ao > at ee A = is - ~ ~—s Ae eo 8 = - ; ee — a con a + aoe ae ° ~*~ — — t% we Bia? ’ . = . , : 2 walked. Lamotte turned a pretty AB. R. H. -_— A. EF. . 1 1) I spas pines a a & ! cluded in the tourney pay. veel 4 ayton, Mo., vs. winner alla tire frol bounder Oacs Oi second &!-C Maranville es 4 0 1 2 i “” ° bOst ‘ ror wits. De p my: = at the Wek of Odina-Opdvke, - le to retil r a ae fhe few Parcin Meher si aap Rc 0, a tea eI) es Rrigos New York and Miss FRosa-; day nignt ine Winner Ci wit WCve wn m.—Mount Carmet? +4 a —_ in tt ae, Stepp on the bag forcing Vebder- |M. Jacobson If . .@ 1 0 I 0 “ Drige . LOTR disu eo 2 yer i ,i.—Mount Carmel, Dl, va tio! ina see Sb, Ad - 5 r ‘ am threw to Slclae far a dou- WwW heat If . = Q 9 1 0 a ; N. C R — y YN yt “ Bi at nm. 6—— 3. §—) i st r-Sando” Ai Wii meet i’ sO ad Wit neg ‘ . hoose t elt-Laiversity ‘i % = ir ; h ior iy rt : a ‘ ° -_ _ — ? sealer s segues : . “ cs soaia acet _~ — y "s 7 : ! ee | > - > Tr + wy 7 = ss we TY . . eae . — oe . ‘ me * ia eae 2 ee _s. ' 77? Tr Sad Z Le wor ie i > : — ST wT o rei a ¥ x. bad : 4 mo THIRD INNING. Se ae ag 3 Ss : 4 ° 0 . | semifina - as that of Miss Mar- [Wha play Map PR rye ae — - maak os vs. Wine "Raa i thas disqualifie Pia RROWNS—Deberry fielded Gas- “tandaert “b ...4 oo. 8 y eise tha Bayard | Last-minute entries of Mount: ~ ae pointe acecrenbeet: x °c ary jeints a + >in * « . a - eS 4svearUsT' + - P as te ata té anid aD rained sateen _ —s > "ee ‘ 7 b ’ a Ty ? ss a * ali Hargreaves @ 2 m4 l 1 5 160 ‘ Be . DQG i i++ ssi y 4 “ _ Vs c ; -$ Ge Ril th4? ¥ ade ; re He ff the ~portsmin. . P eA fi i —— - try ap ee . : ike a short fly o ¥ neat. Lam tte s Vanee Oe a 1 e a] rt) 0. Runs Out 50 Points In 16 In- os NI ¢ TONI F R { IN Y i a nid Lo UIsViiie to keep the emtr’s 8 p. — 1: wR’ ni i. Mo., vs, wine 1 ois seeeeciauial tte nerfert : liner went straight to rit. NO | Grimes p 1 o SS -. 2 ‘ . ° eo55 AN ES GHT O JACKSONVILLE . MA | fist at 44 schools. Today more than | ner of Litchfield-Central. ; me re} . j 5 Peg cna ; ' fae ete ‘ ® - . ' a . s - . +} . 7 ‘j -_ -_~ ” ’ “sot ’ 77 rr ? , ; : ik el + wy Ciat Oil 4 : ze | RUNS. MeGrwp.....t @ @ @ @ o; mings in 3-Cushion Match; * . == DIVISION TITLE MATCH 2 *% 4ssecstet Press. | 499 players and coaches will be-| 9 Pp. m.—Collinsville, Dl, ve ie ~ Sgma”. | . > a i ; ware mat . : * te Br Re Ne Re : id Prrrcp cr 7 ~ ae en : : — a ee Hnhrsboro **" —— . . . if ‘ ra r' Se a a th ae - sw ind ivi L® ' =} ¥ f} Om CLiese £c i100:is. All + sec . ane de ee ~ta 4 os mts oS . men. Was Orea ,ize ere ve S 2rC : oe i error f ‘ Se . a a a ™ é : rn - ‘ e —— . — ‘ies ~ “ - le dé as * "ea = * "es . 45 . a _ a ans ; QR A4NCIS re y Vi WN AST*t Mf. ; ae se TN - | Su } t rt roma ; Yi : ae | as the - ee ee ali | I+ 1 . ' ate cn ithiete delivered seldom sSROWNS—Grimes a i " gnd Har-!| Two-base Hite—Harcrave. Home Runs ; At T i off a > at Muli: | -omm - ” ~ . = > . oe eer, i. a £ . ee ee : *: a * . . > 7 - —— —. 7. | “ae “ae T7979 - —., . 7 —Standaert. Sisler Felix. Sacrifice fly—;ing Augie Kieckheter of Cicagc ampa. oe eae Stawenth ond Muattan. © °PtT=*6 = ound race; 3p. m.—wWitt, ll. vs. Sparta, NL; = ; ' ; on Tis sa c * P é mae ° 7? ’ ; P a ™ oe on + a rs 4 cy ’ 4 . i. as? oie i 2 ltracks, th sf which W " 3p. m—EZlvins, Mo. Vs. Centralia, ;,iem “SUMS ne ! Been*krown ¢t allround co reaves made up the new battery PE een (eee ee. . as oe tour _Rebertsen. Double Plays—Lamette to Sis- hy a national three-cushion billiard | Weather clear: track fast. 2 a ‘ , - rm. is far Frooklivn. Sisler out con ~ " nm a nmaviona Kid5 TTP taped iVrds Adds sek Uh i my Se a : a treets, Th 4 ams nia ia tte e ; ~ ‘ ‘ la ms no - rti x | : | a ‘ a w : j e Lamotte te Me Manus te sisier: Me- | e s : : : i a) 4 St Meg a ' ‘ se hoo . - . ~+*> L » : ae Pret 2..% — , ; — « es Se ®T, Dore- a nd 7 iuse iast might groun le yr +e E ournier. McManus Manus to Sisler to Gerber: Grimes te Mar-. matcn, su CO «aw, sik iD sAnniInsgs, Pine. kk. : 7 ; 2 — ot Bee last Monday night. SOnNVizsie Carly 2 way. oe, | 4 Pp. m™—_— dim, iii., . Ss. Upas — ooSe bi ue . waaas,* ~ ness ik cae ‘its — } tes: was thea fires indoer chai . : T". ' ~ a / Pi ~~ aa 4 res a eon ? » -@ ? > 7 a ; ~ r ~, TT? 7 " tbhen 4 ‘ 4 . mt g ci ira ' ‘ i iti ‘ a . ’ te - ——" esa’ out. Marriott to Fournier. Mezr- janville te Feurnier. Passed Ball—Dixon ‘ sta blished last night what was ap- : . " ae ‘ len ” “36 ——a ac - ; : : > oe 3 +He@ -~A ‘ — . i Ty Oi pre > i. TTL i m2, | ¥ ~ Mount = met : or phis = “a i : . : ter ever co ' . : idee — ee a eee _ iS i ifal Li Pfr pes ! . ae ‘8 ee ee | Pe ; : Sane wet traaw _* (“nl . ti rT . Th a formme - rr” a rKe r % as given a s j ] ® “ . ~ ; - ; ; , o ie a age ment a 4 " 45 f z ‘ .— . — = ;, (on, Bde a see re M rs. . ‘ . i pu . «ee ww th Mrs. di os : len,’ s will take the court at lof th> Boston Braves; Walter Ha- FIELD HOUSE. 2. Armstrong ef New Londem > “we --. 4 Indoor all-areund record. BROOKLYN — Vangiider went : ) =, . metses oe aengy geage = rr ee 8 he Cue Connlosn!leune ‘Ss waibioeetatiie . Sen, eee i , aa a ee eee ‘ ae ? f ia Saag a Fe... , to the hill-for the Browns, Fouru- eut—By Wingard, 1: by Vanee. 2: dy! ~ , eee Ace A ee re ogee ts “OB + Gul | . ee ee ee see 4 eT, KTOater p00eTT GUEKFenHeim, | °> mn. m—Mount Vernen, ll, Vs. Conn., ‘and Mrs. Hutd with Bigg: Thus in e space of his Y ; et ; ’ ‘ . ’ A . a ii J 4, 3* Pa ; . 3€ vy i¢ce = ee set tale iain -_ — Ra + ia se met. ee 7. S en Ts Te 4 " 2 ‘ 4148 ‘ hfe “ ra ; fer singled to right. “ox sent @ /Grimes. 2: by MeGraw. 2. Pitching Ree-'of Detroit in Chicago two weekS; -pnicn pice cimmp o 4 | New York . Meee gah dae ae in ae Sala oie » AU ee title this ceuntry He > , . tes . 4 : : — EA a" wes aie taal : a 23% is ia — ’ ee mr a) ; hi , ago. Samet, Wee ete oe " ANN ee gle eT a 78 ; ; ; | Sam Schwettzer "hicagzo capitalist. | St. Lours Jones‘ a 18 registere * ° . wal _ ’ ’ of = " rr ¢ es RY 122 VW. Gamer), $ GS for the tage Yust a8 i reacned him, hitting him | e = 2 . ° sd ‘ i if : @ ‘ 2% « pe ‘ . a ae oe “ a , . pucla " 1? ° 4 S . ‘ ’ , an - e ~ i Rings: off cerimes, — hits i. runs in 4 m- | ~# I 4 in the #arert h seri rae ; es ™ "a mg : 4 s: *] © ; i =e . e wd ' hi : Y) ew trortd _ int. poor hat thre race. Gerber replaced La- I Ua 4 bod? 64ST AW Os B4h 24d di h i Topango l re) o e? oy a a ——e _ane >.3.™ : : THe | i . a : = mings. Left on Bases—Brewns, 10: Brook- : aia tch Relects | 1:07 25 : Bea El apenas ie Weck: sieeiiiates Sink Wien: . Whee S : .¢ broad jump and Bas . : | . [%-_ * ? n } KL 7n ae — ~CiIS¢ ae as i ” . ase *h ad ’ . 7 re , 1.4 mi Sse ea on Sac- llyn 7. Umpires—Enmsiie an@ Campbdei!. h we aicernoon | Harvey, Purity and Hidden Jewel ais ja, *Anna Ma : Littie | ! thse worlds indeor tice, ree fer, Dixon ? ~ 55 ran ’ ) nd 3S nenta, pF - 1531 RY MAL E—Bi ct! ai Fg \-rTegr. i > . : : tobertson. Marriott singled to |Sisier walked. McManus walked ete aie Stineee Bitte Bile 100 (Aloe . A -” ; cy ‘ eos a : ” ' - a x _ 4 sy ey z o % " ‘ ™ @ k cits “so 2k ring. Harereat es “0OU- ! filling the bases. Durst foule 3 > NPL La all s4 $ , 4 i more, 101 (Lamberso S35 i ern 6 .W : $5.40, $2.2 @-vard- dash, broad jump. 6: irTn = e:7 » 1 + «wt sg “ @ : ee ee acl es > i r5 Mf +a - r rz “+ 7 r >» ~ = —s : . = uw Pirne singled tO Trignty Marrio Borvezian did not eompris st made at the meet A tao oa i. es. ule and.Frank Fogartr aiso ran. ; é ‘ th ntinn ; % ? echano? « - | =weeD ‘> he ee . retrs , j 4 i ad on fanned. Robertson hit int | iy 1@ mational high school basketball © iwete Bain ....1i1 Lacy Ejlisworth...J1llfi3° jonne Ses 7 S.4 S9 - 6a ko ‘ a LD he Southern = . — . ; : ‘ Bs ry : 3 d $5 we ts “as A= : ' Darras ‘ doubi. pilav, Grimes to Maranville championship at the University of Uneme [1 .... ak g. 3-vearolis | $4. us i su ~o.8 cay af as ane ~ -? : — . “second race, > i ccaimen VOR MYUILS * S4 ~+ 7? hi ween Seer ae ’ eee Lil to Fournier. NO RINS. Chicago, March 30 to Apri! 5, probe janu wu five and la.f Turcones. +> 4 in L:4 a Csiy! ae $5.20> S32, firs: Big — SI Sad e" ’ The man who smokes but one cigar a day and the man ] = -~~ e q ie bo 1} > es} ols Pe he } ba) "Rec dé ss ins de oA 1.2% . * | ~ : : PROOKLYN—Robestson tossed! 75/¥ will reach a record breaking | (ie. Hear. - W3 Glance .. ...+-110] siywSy Race. $1°00. claimine 4-vea- midering a immer’. $3 + ; Toei fe - i , ] " ian j ie ty : , Li -o 0 Maranville Wheat popped to ist of teams from 40 States, 25 of rife ine ce = " ' - racis a Maranville, veat popped to! saam se hampi te ai ee die -* € * alse . ' - Sieee. Mourater stnzied to stent. | ™ “te champions, oF. ee fee .} oo eb eT tgs ** "age “i ‘ 3.3 arene orem. Nae e who smokes a dozen wiil each find Manuels to their ais munager, $a d iasi ee “4 ee = weiaka ‘ z sat ’ » * 7 - e ; YT rr; ‘ _* * , m , a * &- 398 a me j : y ‘* ~™ . > we -2 \ > Ori pr gehen } 7h ae a? irhar N. Cc, filed entri Clit a i Stripes v2 ditdiimnans siti gages: arte, cal iemeraae OW rieans Scraicnes, SIXTH INNING. eee ee Third race. $1000. claiming, 3-yex SEVENTH _ ur, ‘first Piet Weebadiek Aurela See. Math ' . > r - | . , - - c yesterdavr, aes ade Ania! as Pus ngs: WUSH, Second ~ urd. a daily growing in favor with the discriminat- ing smokers. Smoke | > a we! er ¢ VIII BROW So-—Vanguaer singled toi” =. Durham cauintet is @is-|s 2. ™ est. Donard ....11 a . Second Race—Mickey F Ha will left for the Brown's second hit. ¢inguished by haring the “midget” | Korbiy .. ....-l1% *Lupine .. . 1! Tampa scratches, ettysbure. Myra Mt ‘Thind Race todav dy Rice out. Hargreaves to Fournier. . team ef the tournament In the 1925. > i 4 Eadt ton. i r ~via ; Dust if Sletvohionm, Four sax em fore Gerber tapped to Grimes whose tournament, Durham won from Hel- | «Mies Macz.e.. oh e ry nny 4 awe Bee ss, Tom Scott. Third ra , Mai aisiee. | | 1 oaba. Muldoon." Fifth Race — ve throw to Marricott caught Vangil- | 7% Mont. and Devils Lake, N. D., | Comflower --.-.20) ey ie ore..it4 -ULOT. SRI e, vi i. . . mcatinnnstifinest nese ler going to third. Sisler hit over | ee ee ee by Laramie,| Fourth race. $1000, claiming, 3-year — At Tij the rightfield femce and score be- yO.. 12 an bewigice- me agg What stony anu Sm See ™Mue anc an win a , At Havana. ijUana. , é —— ee ee, Le tee... st tue te haere at ind Gerber. McManus walked. | size they make up in a whirlwind iihictiontten. a emucit’s Meteor. 158 Weather clear: track fast. iRsT RA iat a ae ee ‘(fais t8 the MMMM ro ; , © Presa, . , ~ > . . oF : TP eaer ress *» ts * : ; —_ Jacobsen grounded to Standaert. passing attack. *Litte Ammie...1/5 Runming Fox. ..1°G) 5 a - sf - i MsDa zs ¥, 3 , ne. $700 "re dd - ,* . * > ’ . ~ TF T> corres ey be = 2 q . - ‘ i TWeo FR I NS ; - a . ; i Nu es °2 i ae EPS BA 7 = : ln ng va >. " . - $ =a °-@. $s. aes 4) Tiling. ;-vToar- e ; ; , a a oe ie a « = ae a e* : 44 ; > - - ~ . : . ? —— a *,x seh - o : ilies = ae is . % , + ? . * BROOKLYN—Marriott out, Mc- GERMAN OPEN GOLF ide and up, one Mile and a sixteenth: |) |ucemens!, 9-1, 7-10, 2-2. first: Mempais |Queo!) Secoad: Marjory Seth, LES i Nea [3° - tent & {.grt* Tw ehi1ews 'y s ° ’ : “- . . : : a. ~* ire hy } . =e ... ? * . +a Rak “-**48* . a \ = oef8 @.6 - « * , aie mS - " ie . ‘ - aF i ek = Manus to Sisler. Hargreaves flied | DATE ANNOUNCED ‘22°e@2be? --- 12% Chemisene ...-. INS: tan” 7s =, ¢ C Makan *Shast joker. Babby . . 3 . -_ “ ma err’ ’ *h i» b a , . o F 9 2 - ; st : a - °*“M~ Destinv... “3 Firing Al . is wshbtil ®: itl. Clean, Sarnzee aise : *Prumn Shket ‘ o Bennett. -Bissonette batted for my Ven as cede in ineinis. Siaeeme (e O'Graie. tutbie. Acau:tied Riage e ie ' puaearion: i riven ae An “~ Yi» b | ee 2 : Br \ oar; la ta? Pry es ' 3 hea 4 b pace. Bila : a : ee . * *ac- fon Phar ino ea = ‘ . 1 ~ = Pa eees. x ang “ ash Cii. F elix ba ‘ ; ; ee , 7 +. 7? "" t. . ~ ah 4 3} ° iT? t : ‘ , 7vT s : 1M " - “a Mi rse ail + j Sy & ey , "TT? — ~ ’ = ? anh e.c . ‘ for Witt and hit orer the vw lew hs @ BERLIN, March Aor a Le German Ni ; ati :€ Nane.. eS 8 et Malu > 2s © oe —* : "e a.50 “a ‘ " ; in 7 ~ a7 }? =~ J ‘ ‘ie a4 4% ity iJ At : _ «on . . ; ~ eee , 7 }™ ec : o ; - . =o SS e he : : : ’ r —_ (70 f Association nmnnowun ‘ed restere Tt 4 mie a : : 7 "= . . . SS Cr wry ~ yn FS . tee i 4 4 ma | & — ‘ . ‘ ’ rire? s St rit3 Ss eld fence, scoring behind Risson 7 iene . . SPustprocf ....102 Sta ceener +E ae : 3 : =. 3 ¢ . . a > . ” eeees | se SoOn- Jay th t pia’ for thre open cham-. rT : ~ ~+ a > ° yagy tT toe ; pe —_— ss $~ ; ; P . ? “ 227 oe ~ : ° e 5 | *-* ah 3 “-* “* = ‘ n. "e i ’ rT x =* oo ‘ - ~= ’ y Re ‘ 5 ; ‘ e. > '*. Maranville popped to Ger- pionship of Germany will be held -*8 oiler ,.191 *Kinburn AL9BT 4 s _ . ie sot). $2 40. 1 care "39 : ~ . » . + . . *“+* ¢ « 4 , 4 . , Y ae 4 ’ . ‘ - mn. -- : ° ss es 4 - ’ der . . = > al » ” ” - . " e rwo RUNS. 2 the new 1S8-hole course of the | 2 ippe ~~ ROIS «wos 0 0 thin . ‘how, Vadi ‘¢ ss | eifoo: t Julep. and Las 4 * rm > Sis r Sue. ‘is : . Rag . iy > a - © ~ : SEVENTH INNING. Beriin Golf Club June 32 to 29. inci tenes ....102 Ateschior ..... S8tae ac eror, Pai ca | 4a _ 3F $ : | This will be the first ope ta- | Gloom Git Ai macke Bas.” , Jmow Chow and Treaden aise ran. | - BROW NS—MeGraw went to the ‘ rst open chara ty m Eres c . f ; THIRD | LAL - m0 8 aimng : ie Tijuhne | etait ; , - ot iN, Felix to center and M. Jacob. pionship held in Germany since/ . “ math tuce. $1000. claiming. > ind up. five furlongs: | Litile Buci i ; Pee i. tat 4 Pe Sr ae o- |1313. Among the former winners |S,)oa5g Fairer... *3 Bes —. ®i Ls eR nth ge th eel Ea 1, fires ~~" cia, Maggy toes eae Other Sizes: som (OO ifilt for Brook n. wsennett are Harrv Varden, champfon.in 1911, ‘Yuet .. ..... 1930 Tirkier Laat > mncerege SP “traps ee = © Oo. 1 see —Mineg Lame wale * Mehth “a . singled ® ceriter, and continued and J. H. Tayler, the 1912 cham- | Resonance .. ...195 Andry, ........ ‘0! Time, 2:07. Califa. Patsy B rning, | 200" Perhaps, 1uig Tace==Veno Perfecto, I0c eres. +... SS Mons Sas Al orne, Acouchia II and Rin Tin Tin|* ee Invincible, 2 for 2c President, ~ - ‘ Fath 2 for 25¢ ‘ ——— — : ry othe, -_ . o= —— ° third a hen } eit missed the pion. N eather ies rm cir oe ms A 77 : | Ra * . _ moo oe 7 “ ' aS he. 'y ! oe: ya . Dix n fanne Gd. Pobertson pre act 2 ae | eo ai ec. a uf . trove deep to Felix, Bennett scor- At Havana. porce and up. Sx 7 "S357 — . * ‘ ° . me & vw 64419 =. batted tor ¥ avti- “i 2 te ‘a r, et-Diesmatc n. ; ; ‘ .. y, > 3.3 vs | . 3 . ‘ > Bin ‘ . — * i . % e? J Kucer apd waixed. Rice groun ted First race, claiming, 3-rear-oide and up ee AsSOcIA‘e ere. Ade Im ial 15 " 4 = ae —— a ts at —_ . =_ ae os F ” ‘ = . 5 b aw ad > * ° os . » = , 5 a £ maa io. BROONRLYN—Wingard went to | AM™ te «----- DUE Sacalawee L ssie MW R "T ‘7 ay 7; 3! ' ® ’ 7 4 » im : Ralart BA . . I I : ADna M. D 3° ; ka R 4 I ’ ; Las * + Acs 2 he niu for the Browns and Durst | My La We iri ar 1 Sol lod ¥ " = ‘ ; a oe . " , ins sa as a.” . ee : Mall ta ‘ 7 , — i tee went ‘oO center \ Tacobson | -: ara ‘ I. Ponr Express. ..11° ick and Mount EZagzie. Tt. A. Mason i ! es . a. ws \ a3 77 : Stars . ae ae : ‘ token Second race. $1700, claiming t-veay. | “See . ' . aS . _ ioe « oC , ; ax xen pt Be eee sIda “Delt ae er be) € Poy el ne mms = : ! 27 4 .7 ? %. . ; , s pare. ~ ce r ia ef? Ja ? eo” Qe? er \i IT rI0O ‘ Nan ’ ) aa ** I ' Kirk field — . } ae : r (ng > =e nd aa : oe . . Ry yates ater jah? — oo. 2 | es 5 Third race. S170 laiming. 3-rear-ois athe i 4, ; n an. as é Meas Ty . “ore Se St oy >t » sit hon . od _~ -% pen s+ htt. ea*> Oaks ‘ Any] > > * . _ : . t N | R a “ ru : 4 é.. : if. * I 4 K drap » & @ & & 7 . , v7 T? MA e x ‘ xs * A Te lier - yy ae - > : ‘ et! T Ii~wwN a om apne x , oe * 1 ~ ao _(sPase . * ° ance Ane “) © i at "Em? ; % Klar ie : : HTH ING, Seachlight TIT...107 Jim Stewart ....112 *Nerercheless ...101 E S e — . ; — > Pon ‘ food ce — “ “Yiteows = ad . BROW NS—CGerber walked i. ee ne mgm... ii") romaenot 4. ....Li.) Volies -ove- E08 Judge Dailey . : . = _ *. ° ae e : ‘Y er To ere Anta Mary we Aas Retty Ceaizg . | Deink “ Havana + ’ _ ‘, : ' R es - ~ . * ‘ - v 6 Wainec MicManus Wa.APu. Lt ees (venera;, Seth Se A so eligibie Poet ep cee ohn : a@ -” >. ~ wa S . > : : : . . ~, : ~ , atm es - a 7 7 5 ™, . « . ,* st i er ae” > ca € . “ar? yy su ‘c*es@g tt": . i ace, + oe | wo. *) T4232 rc.08 a2 ‘ ef ao isi “— i ~~ 1% * me H —— ET] Ne, ' —— * " . w~ ‘ as * 7s) # es —~ } Py “ ese row * ee , ~ stve@ ATL A aii 2s | he . ? oot =n i SVnwetain & es etl o—p- >, oor “ ass, t.eT ey scoring. Bennet: tts WuUeen... ' aa aie Littte Noen.tOT ' Come Alone LOS 'gigtton eo ase Rnurth - sy? . ‘anita _* eee ? ¥ iat s the Ti ei oe “32I77 5 ~~, “2 & * & 2 e4 *e ? > * 2 4 oh it ~ Ones: ney gaia “ge . ' ' ¢ « 2% . ' WT ass eo? — . : oo os . i atted for Lixe n and Mie] to Cox. | r Ov) 3 a? Pr Cc A. TINK G-Y@AT-o.Ce aru OT rey ao. IHR Mis ‘ ™ t . . ; , a ‘ yee on i I> MS 1 te \ugueta. a A N Or! aoe. 11% Tiect FF wees” t New eans. ‘ : ". , ; " sisier scoring. Robertson fouled to rijadee .. ....E11 once sal . aa M. Jacobsen. =TWO RUNS ( Laberia . «seelti Bachelors Er- 7 ; a , TOG eaalens llinadl . 20 , ‘ : R - NS ; Theeden ie z a *r4 Ji mn A. Seore Ir 1? ' ae ics e« ‘ «2 ; ma ° iOpe a. at W eather ‘ loudy track fast. . BROOKLYN —Hargrave went in ; Kot Grase ttt Yonn Ir . We ae one 4 P ~~ e | . . TO « >. Hat : rr a Toe te a 5 Black Teer. 7 ‘ cae “ . * rr x « ematie bd eek G2 ae S PSL be RA ; —— claiming. 4 ragn greaves fouled to Robertson. Me-; M Boy .......194 Crestweed Boy..11!. Stanw ‘ x. . ) ? “ 7 , ee . poe | NINTH INNING. waiguefie ....197 Laty Cality ....02/ Viremia B...”. 94 ona ed BEOWSS — Wingard fanned.' Fictite .. °°. >.107 Mary Agnes ioe | Wet wi LLY OP ar Bream 22 l 108 : > & 4 = : sat Ws - ot o ° ‘ . * . i ‘ iia ‘ 8. ‘. : ’ ; . a Rice ™ alked. “ be rber lined te Lok. Wnather ~ — t= al *~ i Weather clear: * racte fae, & ee CEE ACR CAR. * *ApPrentice allowance claimed. * WVIAC IVAW 25tto$1 is 4

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——— SS - ine oa pabtasdaiieagieece —————————— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNE: SDAY EVENING. MARCIE 19, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE HOFF AGAIN - A A TN = Pole Vaults 13 Feet, 7 Inches and r Washington U. i ee en te oe ee ae ee ee P PEO PPP Basket Tourney ee ee ee ee ee a ee a a PPP “ w~ - . a. — ° ren itt Act} T™ rAtTINne \\ sie Team aia he 4 5% le Meeting aVe 4 —eeeetbead T? *T ATTY TT Ti ee Wid ’ Atternoon ° -* stablishes New ‘ Indoor Mark for Broad Jump 7 3 36 Inches, and Finishes First in Five of Seven Events on Program. Champion Also of 23 Feet ° holastic Basketball tourney wil) ngton University. On the open. c! county highs engage, e local squads and Illinois Hig ig By Charles E. Parker. Of the New York World Sport Staff. ‘h 17.—-Charles Hoff, slender, 4p m.—Cleveland, St. Louls, wa > p. m.—lRoosevelt, St. Louis, yg. KEW YORK, Mar 6 s. m.—Open. (ENorwey, scored impressive although semewhat hollow triumph last 7p. n anes Ill, vs. Cen. | gight in winning the long-awaited all-round indoor track and dield, tral, St. Lou 8S p. n Wa Groves Sandov al. 1) } ~ 9.p. m.—Kirkwood, Mo., vs. Eagt ‘ St. Louls, Jil. Friday. rRANCIS GYMNASIUM. 2p. m.—Jerseyvi ilje, Ill... ¥s. wine Nner of icivins-Centralia. + ». 1 —Madison, L))., vs. winner of Kirkwe ee SGardev. with a grand total of 5835 3-10" points to the wored by Emerson Norion and the 2354 regis The impressiveness Of his tri : in exceptionally high } How Points Were Scored in Indoor Championship Event umph came marks he 8¢: in- all a, Sa aa the seven evelia WICH made up thi . 7 : : Oifle “a ¢ + 7 ia , ) "> TY) 2 17) i: bs . ei a ’ | 3 ‘ ‘ j Ei st a> Le Loui: e allro ind prograli: ‘ Py} bid i: § iT) PPP except two of 4p. m—Beaumont, § — : | : Vandalia, li a ai] save tivo events than those sci NEW YORK, March 17.44he fol- aii CL Adele 7 : ie . > io » : ‘ - te . - N a ‘epg: , . ees c inwing table show a how lloft won . TT) . nuns @] etn Af »f ‘ . “ whe ; Pte eubecssecsee 904 ni. re wie = : eloped when ctrained tendon, RC Oe ee iowrs NGO & 7. £41.22 i an{te City, em .y * Nore , . (9shorn im the third Hoff i i ae eke es re Oe ce rg iy manay, \7 uffered OY WANs S Bhs seu aba j SHOT-PUT ° p. m.—Clayton, Mo., vs. winner Bevent of their program, forced the Points, of Odin-' ta Po : jeago athlete to retire from com- estan > ee —~ 4 P-4 dL 01 dn te Carm#!l, 111., va. petition, and Ww es ee Oe | tc tence mO4 Rte pi dvosevelt-Luiversity Merent the 6%-vard high hurdlés— | Heff .... ae aa eS ie 4S5 . —— = efi 1d Mo vs, “win orton kno: ke 1 G&OWT Two of thie Rt NNING BROAD Jt poi | ' » VS. ine ints. 7 : . — a 4 : . ti fia, I. 4 r of Cleveland- ref-Fy mF Hoff the a Point?. Ss p. m—Maplewood, Mo., vs. wine Hoff. alwars the perf OE ee nee, Se a 960 we : . roma . eo. s ; geet ar cies the official hat oP Tee a oe hs ..; 940 9 p. m.—Collinsville, Ill, vs. Mur- man, pleac ‘ A POLE VAULT SveD they run the hurdie race over again Points. ™® order to keep his lone rival in Hoff / i. 1124. U les ' een oes : .. 843.4 3 400-METER RUN. MRS REYMOND MEDALIST ee vee the rule so IN. GEORGIA TOURNEY ies nnportunity ig AUGU , Ga., March 17.—Mrs. D. Points. : ti > ? € t 7 j 7 Hoff oe °-* — ® Bae i - 2 4 7] @ running W ‘e Gdenjed. - » Soe Nerten .. | 545.8 c , ~~ : e “~ 4 > » , ; t ate ‘ “ J of Baton Ror uge, La. mech - rformances as the visit- TOT aL POINT SCORE : : Pa ig . " : . t o 7 I+ ? 7s . > 7 : : ae Le ae eh Ss, led the Me athlete delivered seldom have! Points bieid of « iiiers In the ‘omen’ } neal i . ge oe ee a in oor bi Deen*known to apes ound competi- Hoff ee a a aE oo" 8 roe ee. [Sand § i O07 tai lickads : 1ic¢ j re ( l ere veste} : otro Dore mon, and because last night's con- Norton BO coe + S208.4 o : -epenecpaee Ea “ : ee cee Osborn De ee 6 ak a 2334. thy Campbell Hurd of P} lladelphia ‘ fest was the first indoor champion- : abe pede ese ey aay ; Osborn dropped out after this ; | an ; ij } Be ond. ship Of the { nara (er ee. ¢€ a onduct- event Mat hy v)? = ecrsne tndar ~5¢ a ri T) ) *y | «* VW } he . play beg ioday, wit ed, the Norwegian’s nan will **Norton forfeited because of Mrs. Jievmon mired With Mre. , ¢: . md paired with Mrs, J. disqualification, = Snacribed as holder of the world’s mR. Armstrong of New # Lon don, Con) : indoor all-around record onn., and Mrs. Hurd with Miae Thus in the iq ‘Bara Jone Lugusta. Mrs. Arme Van tne Space of his Unrec |] ,,. ¢4,, (;eorgetown relav team of strong had a 106 ye sterday and Miss months ig this country Hoff has) y-, ink McLean. Vernon Asher, Fd- Jones Ym ‘i’ : registered ridry StICCUSSIV ¢ Tié \A Ws , i nt irpbeiiryne , 7 if 3:3} ‘ £2 e990 world’s records for the tndoor pole cess, when it vanquished an {Al raul, a new world’s indoor reoord | quartet m de up of Cecil Cook, Mor the broad jump and tia: stab- Vinee l Vv Johnny tt nm a a d the worlds indoor r rd ij Rev Robertsan, in a special 1600 “ior all-around competition miler eelew sek f 2 minut Hoft finished last night's compe-|22 3-5 seconds. The former world’s ion with the best marks in the ‘yard dash, broad jump, 60-yard i last January, was 3 dles, pole vault and 400- Only in the high jump ind shotput did his marks full be- those of his rivals. Davis Cup Series Fast Time for Relay. e The world's records set by th: Drawings Made Norwegian did not compris tiie %)) list Mite 4 f t}y. Meet A most record, made bv a Holv (‘ross teun meter seconds : By the Associated Press. : CE WASHINGTON, 17.—Ar- yrentina was the first country drawn _ADVERTISEMENT “ im the Davis tennis cup. drawing March ing the first number from the owl The pairing for Argentina , VAAN, a zone, will be with Hungary. The other pairings in the Euro- pean zone will be Spain and Ire- ind: Great Britain and Poland: Rumania and Italy; Holland and Belgium: South Africa and Portu- enl: Austria, bye to meet the winner of South Africa and Portugal: Swe- den and Switzerland: France and Denmark; India and Czecho-Slova- kia. In the American zone the Phil- ippine Islands will meet ner of the Japan and Mexico! miateh: the other pairing being The drawing ar- ‘ ; as ° PRP SORSEK sewn soawaS eS ARIAS sO SCHTEPRHK EFT EeeeBeeEeEEehesenutyeaEEeReEeS Cuba and Canada others coming in the second round. Arcentina was placed in the Euro pean group by her own clection In the American zone Mexico are placed to determine the contender against the Philippine Isitands in the sec- ond round. 4 7 ‘earngement places Rumania-lItaly 5 ; Molland-Belzgium and South Africa- : Portugal in the first round, «the i ? cee ne ae _——— - - eer eer ee (AVA AV AY Ae Dr. Sawyer’s Corrective Shoe Positive Relief for Fallen Arches In Tan as Well as Black Kid The extra heavy built-in arch supports are riveted through the two full soles. Long counter extends from heel to ball of foot. Amatomic rub- ber heel. This Shoe will -give instant relief to weak or falling arcnes. Choice of medium or wide toe models. » ao 0 > eee nee Om rEgEN ee ER — Sizes 5°*2 to 13 —D Width Other styles in Saas! tion last. Wide freak toe or medium round toe. \YVYIVAVAV AV AV LAVA WY Wn ’ Ad YES gt SMe teat Ath ili NG — AV ' a @25-| CEMiliams |: ORDER 4) ek GWM. PILLED — : a 4 " V7 X TH and « FRANKLIN g -./'-Leather: Shoes for All the Fa nil m| ~~ VAY, { VV AY AY AY WA . sinewy son of ehampionship at ttc Knights of Cotumbus games in Madison Square 4798 4-10 tered by Harold Osborn. — , Fa i i al Pa a Na i ee a i i held at the Pan-American Mit. tudavy with Secretary Kellogg tak- ! which was drawn in the European 4 i committee from five to nine Japan and) the first rou nd | the Midwest, | Mah lon B. Wallace Jr. of St. Louis. en's champion, as representative o! Sanford of St. PPB LPL VP el Notes From Major: > League Camps — A OP LAPD NLL had , NS A oo ‘ v>, oe ww ~~ Outclasses Two Rivals 2:00 2 six-game prac |} tice series at -San pli prronainy toda ‘ hes ripior s, open With San ‘Francisco's twee Sth dain Dickie Kerr, bn ie (assume the mound duties ' rates was happy today. One cause for joy was that Max]! Of the Post-Dispatch ie Staff. farex, captain and center fjelder S4N ANTONIO, March 17. oft lf. world champions, whé had wr) ey'll all a te aten-out of Dee? nf Sst louis hos? ‘ ir? od : . : nI p ii night. i Lis Veat | i ~ | 0 ing The other reason was that a1 | it PLean L great bail ciun 'X-ray taken of Eddie Moore’s ‘jin- | none of our opponents had beth jured foot showed that ne bones | undeyestimate us in any Gepar were broken. Moore was hurt in a|ment,” said Branch Rickey, form: i > & ;recent practice game sal he Associated Press. is to be the Senators’ harnstorming tour : , from their Tampa camp in Weak ranch saw the team In on ington. The Big Train will pitch Houston and deststed from herd- one game against the New York ing Buffalos long enough to come (;lalts late this month and then fg Sain Antonio- for nmotiier Jook. Hy] precede lis mat . Lo his t\ of “Ls dis ppoint 4 thyrat thi rar) ; tO Op OF iis raining IM anticipa- | y ith the Beurs Was calied off ves tion of the opening same. Th Nats hintaan y he a went out to Block's | faced a ttle with the Buffalo In- | ° reality ternationals today, with hurlers getting the call. 4F ° Aas Ma 1a eS JPrecs. ‘DE TROIT, Mich., March 17:—Light workouts for fhe Detroit Amert- cans at their Augusta (Ga.) train- | team ‘ing Camp Were announced at an ments. end and the first regulation game | sweet pair of young outfielders and I look for both of them to dow ell. | throw. Douthit ’ | of the practice season is scheduled for today. The contest will be the usual St. Patrick's dax battle be- tween the “Irish” and the “Ger- mans.” but as there are: not cppeatninae Thomas, formerly wit] Saltimo: : living’ up to hi minor leagcu nRUriing re pufation, he t his Ch ik ap’ W té Oo. “299 Dp at “Shre enor? i.) iy two nnnes esterd } p Manager Collins by showing St! gti Witn 2 1 On hases it Se s eertain that Thomas VW “ rerntfanent bert] Pie €] m4 ‘ubs ar? preparing ave Catalina. Is] a@ for -t ‘ i} é aan) t wn) \ [~¢ C the part. of {] week pls five “ es with the Angels or Holly- wood ars and start East on Ap ANEW FORE. Mare At : the Yankee regulars have wo a vame, th y mnivrans bye no the ictims at’ St. Petersburg, 71: . 1 And: ¢ Oo} paecon Ruppe aan \ nw ee Wire} Via \ tching he { t « ‘ rh OW hie , if hat the v0 | ‘ ‘ geek ¢ a7 Ww hc f ‘ ane Lii¢ ho ( Brave 1] ripions crf t} a ti¢ uw Pe r. *. an \ , Y* « eu {s 11% Ss si 2 H Yeats } t st. Petersbureg ‘) five f ‘ er mad ff Si and wertz Petts McWeeny' and Barne did S (p ll) ¢ effe Live T? A ne Lor Brose k- Vt 1 setting back Clevelans at ‘ t f iter, 6 to 4 Mara \ ié Ox and Fournier doing the heavy hit- i ting. B e Ass ite] Press ( LEVEL AND. () Ma Ai 1i— sending of othe plavers Lt left field by Manaker Speaker of the Cleveland Indians to try themselve out is taken to mean thut Speaker is looking into the future and seek- ing to have a man constantly ready who may alternate with Charley Jamieson in that postion. Hieretofore Jamieson has had lit- tle or no competition in left field. both MeNulty and Summa have been sent to jeft field in recent games to relieve Jamieson. 3ecause of a spiking first base- i'man, George Burns remained out of the game at Cledrwater, Fla., with Brookiyn vesterday. Bob Knode played the entire game i ‘MRS. WALLACE NAMED TO WOMEN’S COMMITTEE OF NATIONAL GOLF BODY By the Associated Tress, NEW YORK, March 17.—Pacific Coast wolf districts obtain represen- tation on the womens committee of the United States Golf Associa- tion this vear for the first time, ‘under appointments announced ves- terday by the Executive Commis The Pittsburg district will alsd he t of an in- represented as a resu crease in the membership of the Miss Florence MeNeeley of Phil adelIphia has been named as chal ; ‘eeding Mrs. John W. Douglas of Chicago The k&tter, however, will continue to represent towether with Mrs. Mig? Suck Naw members of the committee in saettios to Mrs. Wallace ara Mrs. William C. Van Antwerp of Berling- ham Cal... Mrs. J. T. Stewart II of Omaha; Mrs. J. N.:Price of Pitts- burt Mrs. J... 2 York, and Mrs. of Boston. Mre. Bake: Miss Glenna Collett. national wom- . Sumnerof New Edwarl H. Baker succeeds . he Eastern district while Mfrs 4 ' Sumner replaces Mrs. R. P. Thomp- son as the metropolitan district erate. Mrs. David Gaut of Mem- phis has been reappoi@ted to repre- sent the South. KAMMANN-SANDFORD de}l- TEAM IN 3RO ROUND OF HANDBALL MEKT ST PATL, Minn... March lie—G. A Nelson of Baltimo) pset a Pacifi ‘ _ “wV © ‘ rs i f the national hatidbul! singles to- Usit i ‘ dy hie t ft-hi: nd STi ish hie ilef Led ' ii if It TX f Los Angeles in straight games *jJ—14 and 21-—-1§ In the doubles Kammann and Condford of St. Louis went tnto the third round when Trimborn-Bren- nan of Milwaukee ees! defawplted. A Schaufftlberger of Detroit won his third-round match with George louis, 21—S and ©°1—-10, and - J. Donovan of Sar krancisco downed A. liobe!) i x *> ’ : > 7 | Baltimeré, cl—is and ci--iv edey “They'll All Have Coast League clubs furnish! ng the former ‘hicago White Sox pitcher acquired | this year by the Seals, is slated to today. Manager Bill McKechnie of the Pi-' CHICAGO, March 17. Alphonse BREAKS. RECORD AND WINS ape te eee 4 Out of Our Way,” Business Manager Declares. By William J. McGoogan, } ‘manager of the Cardinals, how vice has come | president of the club who ASHINGTON, March 17. — The] to Texas in his official capacity in | teed. right arm of Walter Johnson | eonnection with the oars of the! saved from the strains of Houston Club, a Cardinal farm. stadium: to see the through their paces. Squad in Good Condition. fine condition,’ appears stron Douthit and Hafey are 30th ean hit and is fast and daring on the bases. Before thie season has progressed o ia - . e : } ‘ } rm bk bout Ol either nationality on the juad far some peopie may Think ] u , - ; ‘ } , han x Nit hw TaKe { ’ Make up 2 é Omple t, Tear, t he 4 ate « too many enances ui aN ak } ¢ , . m ~ eS i | ») cesignations will be nominal. - such chances he is going to hel (ohb spent considerable’ time a oap int of bail games. i 7 : . io ‘ 4 ile ; ‘ : : 1S ‘ 1T} cl iv L eA aa rey CA (i UW? ne Yes Ul Pda \ S prac ice Wat - ‘ 62 Pe m Pp } ) ¢ N 4 tr) oY Ys ‘rrrz1% « Lay wile t 7 ] roa Ve 7 ] L¢ 11) U : 4 - N48 Cha 4 s % nv out i iifi Ea ¢ tae hoe . ly , } which Rogers has tO solve sonal attention to correcting their prover pCa "5 . ; . roe Lj 1) TO faults ws he observed them, [31 he has a iat ' ~* % 4 ‘ ee om mm coniidaent By , ‘+ — cL Le Tre ~ be ee Urs iron and I si ; : : : 4+ oe tae WW?) lot anf knowledge. Hi Nicks i} Huntzinger is a things quickly. rospect and should prove ¢ . ie . 4 oF } li yy) if i. 10 UWS. evVvives er JQO1LIL 1) 5 } 4 >} 4 ee Yr [tO ANAAS good, I So cal | Sul] ~~ — : : zf Throw out his recora on the coast . . Z , ¥° yey ie? yh } iagst Vear. His poor siowi ? for a r) t { oO ¢ } « i ‘ ‘ee it » Obtalhning SOrl nlaver fron: the Cardinals. If there are some men with Oak ! that look good and the Stuart cementing deal is g step toward friendly relations between the two clubs which may result profitabiy to the Cardinals. Otto Williams a-\ rc .* tr } ary ° . ; Pa‘ pec ( le Vela! id, 1264. to this week lavoffs were | iONINE every race from the firs Pate We ofl ore am dL! bas hee Volz-Paske,. Chicago, 1257. | George Calza 35 4 . YY . . } ‘ — iT) 7 : " ryt " ; . t Oé ; lightly, mut now it is ' | ve a as yight on hand Peters-Gorman. Clevelan}. 1256 by Toe PO ps ,? YY?) } ‘ > 9 ‘ +} . , se ‘ ; —_ rat the nitchers wil] Os when Judpe Thatche A, Parker tamesey- bke .anms Ut pat . ? pit ill lo Ramsey-Lembke. Kan ity. 1Loo. [wrestling bout and Frank H. Sullivan announced SINGLES. ° ndid condition if the rain © : the winners. Rehor, Cleveland. 7] +) . 1} . * “ r g TH vi oF + ®*hi no o ” scheduled with an In the bench show Sir Knight, Albright, Chicago, 704 i sci id ; ia. Ja: kson. 69°. ownedgd by Krank EF. Raum of St. | Pani Haff, New York. 689. , ” — jseum tonight. Midge, owned by Perey Voet oa ‘e Bm ri . e . ‘ “ : . : ‘ . The Club at if] retirn } - r) 13] ols? ‘ ‘ ; (yr, (,ates of ( allio, Mo., has heen and Kiddie Pope of California. Aut , cur nere r. luck S pointer also we ; ; eee 97 abht , - diestats- Sin edie! ogg ‘ eins Gis. m the ejected captain of the 1927 William! are middleweights. » Waal ’ 4 441100THIO spai- f ip) tor Liye pest Mri the entire ] : . 1} ‘jx lleaga se y } sy ’ . rea nd & Jewell College basketball team. He John ¢ Mevers ui eunday. PStiOM is a junior. will be the referees, rs to have worlds of right-hand ] ' : : | ; option to the Oakland club of the A GREAT SMOKE —five full inches A GREAT SMOKE — the quality is there A GREAT SMOKE —hand-mawe, long filled, Sumatra wrapped A GREAT SMOKE —generously good Try one and you'll buy a box Actual Size GEORGE W. HILD CIGAR Retail Dealers Supplied By Distributor, |\WM. A. STICKNEY CIGAR CO., ' zzrog Locust St., St. Louis, Mo. Phone, MAin 3840-3841-3842 “TES, money is a constructive force—that carries the power to destroy. And the direction from which it comes to you often determines the direction of its energy. Coming quickly, it has a tendency to go as fast; accumulated slowly, it lasts and lasts. While you can’t become rich just by saving it, you will never be rich if you don’t save it »--»» You can have anything if you can save. You can save if you must. You must, if you want to have anything.” S ‘*Institution for Savings” Capital A Si Ten Million nel “TO ST. CHARLES SAINT LOUIS ALL - ROUND INDOOR TITLE } Billiken Squad In Fi irst Workout Baseball Cusiiienes to Report Today for Initial Practice; Large Turnout Expected. Candidates for the St. Louls Uni- ones in the American Bowling Con- their first outdoor workout today |; at St. Louis LU. Field. ee ee ee ere ae pects have been exercising for two holders of the record for highest weeks in the Sodality under Whe eye of Coach Savage. Hawaiians, Freitas ee ee a ee ee ee a ee ad handles himself Freund and Scott. and Casey and An- derson round out the pitching etaff Which will understudy Tom Stan- Jusuran et, - Chicago, | are the ether cateher rs. -CALZA AND DAVISCOURT TO WRESTLE TONIGHT AT THE NEW COLISEUM a heavyweigh! evening, Will meet Dick Daviscourt. | the stormy petrel of the mat game in the final event of a professiona! wrestling program at the New Coli- bi sar Minneapolis. G7. ; j ' opeprenmn ed te In the semiwindup 'of Little Rock will oppose Oreste The opening event will bring to- LIBERTY, Mo., March 17.—George | gether George Tragos

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tiie tnesr’ SANOF UHL’ Salata tacate 7 ‘a pow —ee oO f =e \ aliatre +h ot se — _ + . : at ~ ras f a epi: O Ld, fete t- ° .) 5a oes ee . , Ese e > ; x , - - ': * “ a os 2 r ' @bas . . . . of » 2 e - ~ > -~ o- > * > ~ ° - ts . | ny ata ve ‘ ~ . * = Sion ame a* »lest i. - - “Ton ' y r * aaa ‘=. Om. ~ S Ca ie > PALA Pi. . oe’ Es : Mare i Bh ai ¢ . = ~ ’ ’ s i ; . © 7 P ; - ‘ wi 7 } iad fi : . roe ye * r > ke ‘ - 3 ’ . : . fupee AL GT . 5 * if i” »*? A #4 . . , \/ = ~~ & ; dice , ; , > . . - al = hee i ‘ : nu > : 7 THORNHILL BRE Marcus at St. lows ( me . - > . : : ,ULIFLOWER ears. brok- ¢ Flowers for All O ¢ 4 ‘“ ; . \ : an on Bes S ‘ sm: | a ) en noses, and bruised coun- § ‘ p aN \ : 4 . s . se - P “ a . — ; Gizist. Bs * ft ‘ - . ‘ . 5 Crt ~ ‘ ‘ a — * ‘ . tics = . bt Fort Pievee Indios. Fort Phere. | pact J Nigonaaganenese? their first spring visit > ane ? ' , 2 i , ‘ eS eb —— Tp id ‘ a. : ta . —s ar ; 7. i- wt A 3 —— a a 7 rows tae: BAT Ei B. oe ee 4 ‘ a ’ “ f° 2 Via A - L saa arca oe MEME Hence Cheb ot Ft.) etiiyarde, S. Josepl - | The Werner-Werner five, mu-!} se malta aes oft - finish worsteds, 4 Sutera ‘Toaradan March ws ; e ia ac a a oe : , eve or q bloody nose ith tpese : S Sata gh oes 2 Ors, } lorida. oh _-™ on rovireed | : . “ pa: eh aiij. es. _ ois.S Pet tp . : ‘ : ‘ I Wi h 4 a 524..A “hr _? am 4 BS i ern , ‘ pmreut ti gloves (zateiy de- ¢ : jot = ‘ f) Betha ' ih 4 i ~ainme, tolay. ‘ eG Se ee ” aan a tei oo ° SCC8iO% “ C nese IN¢c esters. Instead of soda hereafter take ajtion of bica: nate ° soll Pe: : a ua fhe score was 59 io 14 Hee sf gam: st pu speed in il al ee +~ pounds C b l | kk : little Phillips Milk of Magnesia the stomach sw: dl ‘free BERNAL—On Tuesday, a4 ’ t . i a - ti eet . - FE + od $ O bd . * - ° . = © « » : : : : ~ :3 Pe ‘i AaAweASc Ty . - i & +] ind dd ae - AU- r - a D a ¢ O O l mn g in water anv time for indigeson or gases. Riskaed it s S424 a vain £ - ” ~~." ‘ . airs : Vi = - . -» . - . . on « al Lue¢re “4 ple ntv Ot action, ~~ > — . : > = v ™s Bi Ee . rnt«uds from AuUuoU! ( ai . as P . ; ss ° ° ° sour. avid. gassy sto mach, and relief} fermentations in Li 2: ser Mrs. |] ae # ws ~aA = a x = t" 4 A an ‘ e a1 ° iat - .* . s = : a ; f a 8 - i 3 2 aU G as bere | ‘ a u ‘ woolens with am Origl will come instant! r. gen iN irges os hall 4 a> ep : €» oa am ; sum, ee Oo; ) . "3 ‘ . - » e . - a narct - nts ad . - : ; : S. : ; 4 i 239 a P x _ r. a > age es ‘ r > & i e.= A a. ~ Q ] e - df l] th ?” system ww ts ut pu ' =, ue, ;' 5 Mi at ; r ee % ia - Soong me Schoolers, Kansas gs : st. and at | awn : nal air of goodtellow- | BETTER THAN SODA =| ta: more picasant to take diguame eat crundfather. gm x ver t - 7a ; . \ : ? > ’ . Fe. - J > > . > ~_—+ “ ~ ' . * 2 | . a : ®, 5 ~ - iat ane “* c oil: til : 3 ar night in ee ind Yesterday's Re-ults ) yi ou €tm1. Milk of Magnesia bas been pre ' a 2.4 P ' ’ ma) 7 on : ’ = ~on* a cv %4 2 x Be Bs At Az Tid); ‘4 Ff ;i® he 23 [ Ov: _ ‘4 ~ Re ~F -m mA * ™ - . Oe : ee " ¥ ted : ‘ PF . , " ivupexa, w - of e A 4 m S . » Ais Oi€d UP ITS ava.anene O. poin’s 1. overcomes three times as much acid ' five and fifty cent bottles, Tl. somess : A.: St. o4. n ; * 7 Ty ~ = y > - ar ee ’ Tt ad b i + )- 24 Lo rd ¢ a ° ’ i = ons 7~ ¥% a tie las ear. and t = . oie Perron in the stomach as a saturated solu-; st ety. Ca - a ee I: 33 the coring of P orn-' v——intered inte eel ——— PRE 2 eae *-15 p.m. Anne Claus 7 ; ; hae , ee ef Ernest J. Claus and i Rae The Werner-Werner defense fas- or 6oF Sea * ey. S39 ax? ‘BP Bas ned its uD Bornwe n the . Funeral from residence. ee ce Broadway Tureday. March F ast per an was unad LO ) ta New St “arene Cemete wei ” ~ te set awa if ate t Se srlOn, *~ COLLET—H ‘ered inte res balk — . _ March 14. 1976. at @ 4 | a ‘ anaged ig ‘ollet. belowe4 son of Barty $ , . " . J , ¢ 4 SB gOals. Mak.ng a fine totai Of Aine et (nee Greaxtey |. dear Dre’ 4 | a ones i HUR DAY—F K DA y— A I URDA , —SUNDAY re 2. ee i. F the day | G+ erapeichsid. Caced bam = 4 ” s = ios ; srs : rs a it $3 } 3 » 3 ™M thew COV NEE ol into rest 1 4s? ee hae 3 | ; Recent Victory Over Kine Was 3916.18.20-22-24 se = that is unrivalled toca Locust Street ie ae Formerly 55) = The H Touring 505 6 : ff ' . e Heart of hi a prt RY the Flint “Sixty” in action and your Johnny Kaiser. yclept “Peewee, Autemehi Row ain nam ae ideas of motor car performance will be eee a ane menndielen! CHEVROLET SEDAN, Looks and Runs Like New... $287 now! Buy Quick! is g0Ing , Cty ia eT) Ooua. = ae ee | materially changed. You too will say that ITS eeeek af triumeh which Lew FPe- “ ant Lewse % ¥ : Sar from wrel: tence. sre Thorseiagy. March 18, ~IRes Bunal Park. | EN OLER—Or Tuesdag, Mar ; j Ka cemnme \. Empgier (nee THE FLINT “s1xTY~ PERFORMANCE IS UNRIVALLED! aajayed since va first appearance RECON DITIONED CARS Sqeecem its «= ACCELERATION—5 to 25 miles in 7 seconds. 2+ Gotham Ghost in one of the 20 ae 18? SPEED—60 miles or more per hour. ECON: ie we 9 MUST BE SACRIFICED = THE FLINT “JUNIOR™ OMY — 20 miles to the gallon of gasoline. Ring tricks, learned during m: > hee ad st ee AGAR i a anih., Beall ae x halle tieng ih any : a ‘ ‘ e * aaa tpn fe Able ee, ee A . 7 ™ ne Ne ee tal a ee eee arate A orton eng iis PE eS TD .« J. Deran ome da .: De ee ee at 4 “This decnertedese” VIBRATIONLESS — 7-bearing crankshaft. sar in the anak ecg of rears Our reputation behind each car. Come early 4 ; . reday muruit, ~endener, STOLL or eutre tive) : ago. almost ruined me as 4 ser ri My ana ar agnt of Clara anc 3205-07 LOCUST BOULEVARD pod and pull and stove. Prior t 3] hr HOFFMAN MOTOR CO. eer MOTOR CO, (pag Sets 4005 MW. Florissant Ay. Zi21 Ss. Jefferson AY. Back to Origimal strle. ‘ ‘ hd i asl Since return So. Louw i , °c AY rr: oC . * 7 4A hae -¢ * } ne a — r Ss ae Priea Jara ge. We 4 ee a : ? i+ -. — - 2 — Orig. Stvié ana Ga. B20ugi i ima " ” . . . ; », . : , . : A Je ae oe " Y t - . — _ —— - s se ..#@% 4 eee = mau Zz } ‘¢ ; a an *¢ sear : 4 . 7 om Yo i, _ ie ’ Vw were ‘ Tas Jf ore ee: pee be ‘bee. — his fist into mr bread baske' Chevrolet Coupe Interment mm Uae zmuUoO ZzmvVO te Mar le 926. at 10:45 >? Feldhaces (nee Sehmits) . thorny +7 ari. % aon th - he ” Obey. AAMAS. wel Sea ec gl MRE Nn te: Say J LINZ a e s A.2iser was weet wife ot Josevh Feidhasw é > . “wr 63 ~ oo “ 4 ¥ "elle J. 7 Ai pet 3 ‘ ‘ © gu Za n.. Janes wl Fe 5 a - ee * ’ ? ** $= ’ - es ae ; ba ar ¥ : i rviget ¥ we. : 3€ e@ oor & as Lad PuCccesst ils s ‘ a ‘ a is “ch father Pa Mra. trovurgs passed the test. Hie reversion ¢ ~ yes oe ee eS wae +t om. 4d? a” - ~ = * * - *+-¢ ~~ : bf . ? - ~ ~ a > - 4 — ’ ' or. gina an IITA adccec ax a % ' nele and Tien. 3 ce ' —— . ee. g : "Tailings at ceeiience. 24 i ig fectiveness aes a fights : aventie. wntil 3} ray morning i , : ™ Pr ; _ Ch ed ie if3 Gia ‘e ai — | nope it Perfetti does let T uring % ~“¥14 1926. af a3, 7 - — ? . , . cgit - ey l rer on Vy in $ize and price. wet a poke * -@ sm «6ThRhaTt 6 a jee ov oiler Have Ever Offered! : -. , Tracey Anna M dear - slow ! ™m Up t Franc. @& fi For more than tortv years the pre-eminence of “ergeran’ Jaca 4camrs a "oO 5 — - * ‘ os ? aileimdin = 7 pt ieclar. Warn Be i : , ’ P a . . bt riers i Waterman’s pen has been recognized. Each {ff s-neduiea fo meet Ko. Beas, JU DEALERS CAN BUY AT THIS SALE AND |.) le . - . , eal le: 7 anovwner of the a.::-8°(ar y at feature of excellence is outstanding. | bouts, has been werking at a fu- \ E SELL AT A PROFIT ' ecm: a wa Every pen point is hand ground and ie] ctoue citp with Babe McCergary ot wi ae ‘Nee Berane? i te He 3 ae | ’ ‘he Nationa) A. A. Grmnasium. He ( . a vf rs Rae i iridium. Every holder is pure “kes on Seliie Montgomery. the a . ‘other, aan ae ei ti . ei’ halal, eit Pantie) o a tf ;, | Brazilian rubber. Every fillingde- |ffformer, center Cottege reothe: ae veers PECIAL — Ta BA “ vice isa perfected mechanism. ani he should be in good shape . a ws oa a for Monday’s bout here uniess n us i a 4 4 Jiontgomery “eps Asm a ltogether. Wer ; J 78 ital a? he rab : J. aeum at vi Coach Cor trol | ee it Ai es n —% far Rw tS imal Big Ten Athletics | °° 5° en ee a nt 4 as one; Tuns Fooed.- terms Pay a little ee ae Paes Bi : . ' 7 Mary ore ae + Ss : oh eee : ; ‘ | Pr 3 7 Both pens shown are o18 | - i . down and Soc, Ekin of Loan Fy models. They are made in | MADISON. Wis 16.— bal- eo Vinerat, Laek | | red, mottled and biack holders, | i ae ae monthly , R vase will Me tn state : : . » am sin? || with flemble iip-guard to protect with them 383 ¢acs ° ance to suit} | Chevrolet aa nent as ® Dir ~3 a HIXZY ER = cap and pocket clip to prevent loss. | AR ngen aie your conven- CAN N—sonceret tates . . : 3 $35. 37% May be had with dufferent pen points The incorporation «f the Western y ience. Let us $ 3 ~~ ante inference r rs asnctation ee ee ‘i to suit different styles of writing. 2 place e management of Bie | dem onstrate 23] h ie etiicn a3 ~ Sale ij onfearen * eets in the *and.« . ae - ~~ hence wre) a Waterman's are guaranteed to give perfect service without . directors. Mr. Little sa : our cars and me es.im..ne wn ume lumit. Askanvone of to,000c merchants toexpia:n thear mer. ey ha ‘en taken out of the Well wortz more. Be sure you will Say they are worth far more Fine car fer 2 pre toe — f am | : in & sa "Oo See ot. | . n ask. , re 33 man ee + pote { ie ge po * - —e . ~ @rciis. a Loe Helier. aco Watermans: fue comme” han Se a = , s “Tek «oe TT") rea? m teendis meni i 5 epee ? =: T ‘recent en ™ PT stad as 7 ' 73 BOLI LAW-—Znteret ore @a. Misceh s ies ‘a tr ami “arien Tiejtects ow: orton wie aml ust ” ~~ i ” ‘ ” ts . F i . . : ‘ od i | AcHne@eS® assisting ? > Wr _— ; ‘ r » . . icici : . " uth ' ‘ Pe ay 6 | : lon F. acvet ikesh la a, Dan" . ~ : 4, Aw 4 ‘ “<% ‘ " ' e . ss P 3 Ps ‘ s * ~ 4 : a ' tay 37 L < . a *. ‘or . lh nl Reetan “ur — ® Le fae = - , . ieee —_ : 24 4 . ‘ ti ; r 5? Miontrea ee! 3016-24 LOC ee ) The coaches fett that the man- | | UST ST. Tel. sJEffers on 37 irene |

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avi eae VET WV OVS TY Oe sy | - 74? , , ell « ~— Fr 6s ae One P . OL ow } . => tras aa, ete de i So! Se eS Pr. ee ee ee eS eee Se "ace geract.... Stack a Tar’ FROXKIN-GABBPRT-SLAzs WY, Ris. ~ mS. : a SLYINE B E. CO.. Miw CiS1 Van — 42s Curt 5 4-rocrg frame buticaic® i ATLMAND 4 Oy 5S wi te and o éuaynahe —_ O79) DN. UTahu : Lince.. oV0s. CHAS > — “4 a i - oe os ' a@ate ae. Uwe Ite fa! LE GRAND JONES, Ine. ESTNUT, Realtors 102 N. Se : al § " ¢ Lif? i » aad). P - Mr. Bhephera. 65°0 Curtia. or ; water beat, a CEEL + lu ito: . MAIn 46.. a | 7 : ; , id “ Bran : ie naka sence Et inet ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = ST. LOWS POST-DISPATCH | A EPSEAD AY _ MARCH 17, 1926, — ie 0! I — te naemeementeeiieeen — ae mane = __, STOCKS AND BONDS puaeeeemerememmgy x at Le ee ad F : Pe + : ~ a = Te. -_ i> cmee G&S a T? * -— *. ad _@ et : > eo oe se = ~H 4” we , GE MW > + — ¥ = ~ ie, — bs 3 i es mo a . ail gs ‘ --- . resort vec * Kase t 6% r yt? 2a 8’ he: m22T 3 ,s--—~i Gi leg a - = gle “MI be hh = . ir ; pik a: b> bonds : : 3 ; : ws + = : —— cotta . 4 7 os “ ace ~ oc Allczus La ~ece! ev “OIF Ez a se i i r. J a i Pe = i _ ‘. EX - ® . tent | Stocks on the Ex comer" _OGayY a2mountec to i455 shares, RADIO PROGR, Tin ft ee : . tz: aie “ . — ol ™ a > on ~_* Pa ~ : * ig ~ ir > 4 a ~ = we : a a " a ~ z Riicte 2 Ar@el¢d 457° ee eal : f ~* 8 “wer medium ang bes Sulc ners aro as with 1453 yesterday. Pond sates were $3°* in ~ ‘ - ~ \iemphis 2 Teet. & +a.: © : ee ‘ aes MAY WHEAT - 26s =ELt, OR ease; — . “ ee r>-> 3 PoIte 3 4 = matin — mt rs 2 Sart F ne Imiex Antares Lead S . ners 256 feet. a fall of S. Lidl, % 1 eS ane a traged “ae se > a _ ~ ps ue i. =O = ’ aS eine ~ we ecstatic i ut aa us a B aa = ein De > "> 7 7" be 43 14> 4 5 ar , o- aad - ~ TY Ff ° 2 a a” ” Urities hed a: a ee im SS . F =. te \ Orieans..11.3 feet. a fail of |....¢... MA. coundse. $13 te $13.3 - tc. ee 134% -Sa caspian cece Se wai dividend Wra-es (Cent — eo 3 a, T.2eT mance cum z — ‘ . wn hang burial : SseSSLORS ea 2ivicened a 4s, ; ter Remetjal I l¥cte - 4 ee $ = :390 : ae Be ita ae: te See — a . : - : : wes rlioging pr * and 2B cCaanges ceiling §:ret 5: P. M ee a — eee z na Senred wy ng = ia * rk 3 Ss: = = _ , % Les He — ~ : : (309 1) WBZ 3 ~ " x } 4 ‘3 “. . : 3 a * | 3 e lla ae “ —_ w (33 3 4}, d nr r fe is ee SS, So SWC Se, Se e CA BTL Rect oe —_—— ee , as ‘ e : az ~ai « e ~ at - ee : “3 3 , ~ be —— 4 se = - a 3 os a eS ee” ae nny ‘ 416.4) } ehildren’ s 5% 17g > ae a ‘ San ental : — — * _ “ mit a pn a. % a. ~~ « bs - ‘ | S| -'os GArtield 2E55. Cartel? 5°74 ram et? a “ “ . es # e trade : " = : 379.5). Hotel Bend Pe Peabdle Pree : aa . . st $ ma r3 : : S.--..- X¥ (s+ | . ‘CHEROKEE ' «fhe Closed Road™ w- PLACE OF ST. : ates a . = : “g = a a e ~ +i oom ee - a 4 P- se #3 — ‘ “3a “—_ American C it Iindemn‘- Street : RE” and A RIO . Panis oye ms ang Eov-Walker soi ¢ : os ae lia Bie ‘ elt OO ¢& ‘4 a+ 385.8), School ot es i Wreie Secretary. 337 Focst Richer Bs tmxh £ Lafayette ‘-The : 2 ; c a ee Si. *, . . a . “ - 2 : MAF ( J. mas + ——— | SC so WILL YOU: P * = aw (491.5). — ‘ : Mae Mura 3 ~ - ~ . ~ : e, ” ” - = . ‘389 4) Hotel 4 ’ . —"* VR ige * . . »=- ~ ’ - - - ‘ ~- R ” ‘. . _ BUSINESS WANTED FAIRY eee gage mata Daily Matinee 33¢ befor- einer : = = . is a Shee =, 4 ‘ erchestra. PicTTRE sow w " 3e40 Easter aie : : ; en si - - - . ; ~ oat ; ep fae | . en 6 P. M. Come early’ zis. 3 | 5 na GY (179.5), dinner prog . - a a ® “ - . . - - ~ . - ar . _* - = Fee. 2S : , “That Re. : te ie sea _ i - ‘ TS ti « s . , : , . - (526). symphonic or =. GW sei. reur boasts ngsia apd Mareid Liese * MATINEE TUPayY at B:15, SOc and $100 - ij was e Se eS it- —— rR ‘ 0 eee” “ c ‘ ore ae ae - wi : and (eer weaken ee By lee Cloth pag .... wey JR (516.9), Goldkette’s 4 , « . S455 toraves ae « P a “Ea 4G 4 " _ & Was 4 ~ lac ‘ “Sake - : = —_——e ° REN ee vil ~ ——— :' Elr & Walker D. G 4 © - . mS t bie. r ~~ PULLS ee Oe. Was _ = a ~ wanes “ a abst *: - 7 . * “ a eS A ~ BUSINESS FOR SALE | Malcolm MeGreeer nar igo gp SR AE Se iecais Ely & Walker DG. com 135 2 2s oS ii w (427.3). 7. St Pate ae ues MMICKERBOCKER «*SShing Wares 27. Brown Shoe and Rice-Stix ee a SS ees fe | 7 ’ | am. aX! GARAGE— Ee a> us ama ( arivon ss ; se — ene eee — ~ im ee ae an i - ceiebraticn. rask’™e repair. sas. cor . S145 Park Av. ( emedy a ergot 2 == {3cR . Fu i Rorks 2 - a" ashen Teva ce ns Me Nair-Pestaserz? —— Be na - aie caine ersonai an Le 322 ee mstetngiee s CT. Lo 38 af . rey (444.2), nature story se “ a MT eal . — af orang —_ es INDA iT... ATs OMOREY ° , cos : Pegs Br - a ?y : = ~ ES & * * * . ‘ . me - - - at gether A cSa2zl: ss Deabie Program cae sae” sraeiidei Business Notes ae es . ; a PAF (491.5), WJAR k * 2 ~ “ . ‘ . j bad , oy ef $i "S : Mas MELBA Mike” 2 “Just “Sop — oo ae eihapn - ro 2 wood (508.2) chamber t : &: ‘i ‘ i ; - -s . ’ ~ ; r tei 2 ; ? | iT a " oT ; ; ” : — . ‘ ad ™ . . it ena Grand and Miami pour Mike ceneen RICHAKL « PAULINE a chels VEGETABLE MARKE: = E ; ro oo. Pa Be Bii's er > y - —— ~ a =_- ~ a a re inti cai ~"~ it Rae hy Ce meer © BENNETT 5 LORD — - : 3 aa br | rograx oy Rag South S * Lawell Sherman i> D Sears | Ss | program. “: *. f ; : : | " : Mi DWAY — et “ % =. ae THEY Yr NTED” ” : sf ” a -ews - - ~ = “a. “Ta “a ** as a= 7 ie . © 7 aa] , AQ ‘ ‘ 7 er } ° ¥ Jb iat 2 eee — and & Washington “Romance 2 Eusiiers A! T ; gs & ine. pepeaR ee eine ee “a a “ancy 2on 3 my 2° hest>: : : = gmaamamagemesaeen ° = : isl ——— cei . ' “> . te , ae ~ a Year ia New York ae Reinkeld mimes), “= - = » or 3 ee ~ lesan os . ” B= ySM | chestr. vr" ®a ; a le E. ~ 4 a 5 " — a ~ - ~ Vv a 3 See MOGLER | “Phantom of the Fer _ ii . ~ — a on - : : . ; 4 i ’ 2 ¥ , bo : > : ; a — Fg nae [ p egisiatic A we -s Id ruseets. partly graded. cone. ac. oe =: 128 = 4 = S aL (5485), © vs +e a etn - ‘ ; Sila a 7 % ' or -"* » ote 1 4 er si . ; = ee . ROSIN ESS —$ ask © pay PAULINE ‘ SS Polar dumb dancer. - : «: mH aa Pee J ganist. . P-L 28: > even. “eg gw ~ oe . } en “si “* seitetiltiiiet cana Zoe"! er mins iain - vee «cen * a= | ba 4 a ae 8 43 - a3 é; sai Po): Be = : erene’ x Liitean & it @iXteR8 Steel Preferred AND aBCTT? TEE STacE S205 ° = pete 5.4) Cacle a Se sce. cat te = QUEENS «= (Twewas wesomas NIE. DISPATCH SAID— 2 ont Suthanien. (2 ae wi eniemtig io : 2 Ss abo Tul ana (323.1) Holyoke hou = ~ ai camera — - er , r " , = ~ wz a NF EXC TH SERY—- = > $ acess - ef the Joan Murrar Anderson e MATINEE TODAY As SAT. Sie wT ys . 1} Basere — a. neces 2 at . sik a a 2 ad. i 4 ~ ~ ~ = - ~- * er ; * ¢ | T " é 5 ~ - 94 er% Zz a . : ~ wes, . - n a « 706 1 1 oe aS 3 AP (463.5) features. foe Price $2500. _Bevints ge -- RITZ , +Mates™ and Liles efferings shewn so far. : DORK : : 3 . Ma T 1 $i. 7S cer vc hamne 3 a 2 -. . 41 6% ss a —— X (516.9) studio concer , ae ST. 6n SS OS eo 4tS irand sng Jcniats Lee im “Another . . oS Ys: *stareg is. ~ ras strong? 22S ** Sor x = = . : 379.2 i * : eo. Let R “~ Ce a ti: me ' - Wen's Wife” , . : a ne f “ — ae ee ie & Sx i. » 2 @5 «5 . ; BH b+ 0.8 oe Ortole ore i ae ’ BO soe wam to so & ee oo oe o ° oi : : : Orr AT > nA Bigg Se ior wet Sane ie Rte, a 7HB « (266 } program. é 4 «ore Tek, Moos Poe anc ; > —_ - —aaes H ARLES Pe FV! & S -s ~ ; ;s a ag a at ae - —e ey hs Ree t ia ial , ’ i as : ep : . : : 2 avn ak more, Si tase eget eee ee if Woodland ; BD. WW. Griffth's | C : 2. 5 . } ~~ eng “ale —* on 2 Satan Mak Mba : ~ * Pier Biig ; Fisceiiinegaea HP (270) Skylark a mi reduce mock fo satisfy you. For im { 4 gag oineen ST LOUIS AMUSEMENT cé.3 THEATERS ; : Anne Sichoais Presents : PRICES ity WHEAT TRADE 22 ee 3 = aa ONT den ‘g°ee es cirer ‘1 the tatpie are TD Ge 227 7s = ’ a a. LS (344.5) ord an “yt ; . m SS tition . : . : rs ' . i ie sie Brisa HE oman s - ——* af = —_ o : ae 4 a ee © TUF KRECORD- RSENA 4 BRorsid ‘ ona a and . AB | EE ~ 7 ia -_ « = i ~ . ~ © 4 3 on-e cs ac oe TR fr *pecta Ser Cc c Eo? pt. eet 6% : +. EY ial a DR E—S6>* 45°35 Eas a L , meme Rich in “Lady : : “ one Axper a. | my ask 2* Nort +n we ~ CR eS — - ail = af — ee gat “te Pa nO tnont a ee 4 oe ” 4 = # ee LEING TaT Rssais pe : ‘ a " se “oes teas a — | ia im =! wemege ! F in > Pye MAT. WED... 5 L1@, $2 : ; 2 re eKpecie iF . ifersia. 7 ~ POULTRY MARKET Z WJ (352.7) News orchest -~ . , ~ : = e set a os per month a Tar ar . AUBERT : (enrad Nace a & _ com £ Sat. Ma’. 5Or. $1.9¢. $1.465.$7.7e8 * x alll : . nm — og ~ Si 4 a. ists. —_ = 5 . ~ Ma o o 7 . Le. ; . 2 a ee “2 a ; : a 4 Be: Re rec EXCH ANG} Aubert amd Faster ~ ~WEMORY “Last Prats gine af AFULIAN (0. 1004 Orivet : een - 8 ; Ev ERT ria spates, $4 to : 7:06 P.M. fg = ooo ong Side ao” Ee ee oe: 4 4 . _ a “ - es . “ Y : a — - a ~3 ™ ‘4 is { a Pru Low ae imi Local Ex- Y o79 —e = prog. = =n nS == = : ae er , "$2 4 . meh for cumbc ac r (os dea? usical ot Chippewa = «MAE wremar & Pueoss A $119 for sem a a 7:15 P.M ce a : — ; “The Mercy Widow : ’ J MEP s—InMara and Tlinctp two- : E - : = ena 4 dress Y i® = FU a \ ; ~ +H 4 ‘\ , bs Je?t 4 R: FC. rs ‘ Ter aoa (Pers | . e — at ~ “ee ‘a= a $ 7 Tn artcy Lin ee : : Xt . ; fh _ ‘ , . é . 2) KA f 393. s ) ad GEL i Fe a aL - z $. $42: Eegs were 4c to 4g¢ lower acd pagroms >.) (428.3) stories. sa. 8 ue raw eh A _ > = “ a Silanes mneo = ‘=. pe : si 7 =. S = ae ; tabcs &: seer. ists 8 Sr sis ~ Cinderetia , Recast (eiemacn ard ] : e Same *4 5 . MeN 1=e5 Dad the * —=- Raceeern™ | “3 —— > . 7 = — te «6D egxz tu sgs. (325.9 art talk. ¢ je “i at ; oo? > & "62 a = = ee enone a ial le ee re ee : . . “ * - ° — a . & : —_ = ~e ° -, = = = . 3 = - ad : : 4 oe, . 3 4 ~ ntl cal ~ ES , Tego Pere gor : ~ ae | pmnpatond . ” —- ' : ; ; ais . ae king , - arpeotne «xchange Tate Ge 7:30 P. M | Pie en ~ = : tien: oe re i ae of gle er ee “a “ ‘ ; qi gues _ : a - Le eae weit =r Qruead-ficr. (So. . : Sha i. wien ccaia . ‘3 4 Es - _ nenane : ; . + : - n ; : .' at & " - ~ ~ ae ge - rita > i “ : val : ~ P a i aati a ews “— chestra. ee: a , ALJ -S¥am © ast ; _ . . . : a . =o Pi —— 2 = tae GRAVOS i | JOSEPH E. HOWARD © cist, TB tye: leimgae hese 270. cull Sees ‘ cam wer ate ‘aT W (535.4) studio progras ; gee ScERY C4.) ATenees p>. Toon £ Gravee GHPEN STEALS rd Ha ~Breages : Pig , - : tee eee cae. ae ge springs 3S lower. ‘eam F (491.5)). WCAE ¢ ; ae -_ a oa © 7 ico $$$ = acre 7 ners | ; ee samme=s . = ¢ _ a 2 —— ee ~~ 43 3 % Yietera Bide — at °2.473 aD Stine te Se maim a . p a . 4 aliens eealiaiahiats = ers ee ‘ aS ee @at er es Sak r arusetst | wre § $ : pe le. iggy Pc ggg Se ~ a ea es eee octet... } ce = eee add ie eee — Tan SD indian intneiaileiasi — —_— ™ S - ~ er. he oe eeren eee. __ Contre! S228-6100. f520 &. Setiernen a. RAND — oe . De a : + sua Fae eo ee eee ta ah ee Be K> (475.9) W. Van 2a . moCERY ANT GENE Ral 3 ¥ ER A ove ———_-—— Pee etintnineniie HOUSE nie oe « _ SSUSAzS—Sichigen sotheus, fame; oe — ad a if ? -paranedl aS ee violinist. ia ——— Poe ae ' ae nee oe a Ggx\TIAT AT Ss . = , Pm ang - a bs ce a _—* \ = «* ~ .2 fi es aoe oe weal £4 , S. “23s oe a i ee Re oot teweie Lafayette : onrad 7 : re . ‘ e ns DISAES— “ara anc ‘i ike EL : ness = @: a~ oe ‘ : “ *oS——J om > = =z =m. >. ie eee a — e: k : . ~ b ; — - . a i a . ‘ ™ Si: « Be 4 3 ‘ ¢ enrad Nagei and sey a e aie - x ma : s - 2 . Gr . ea —s = . ~ _ 7m _- = oJ 2 ae ; “er : s 2 - — ; ss 2 ‘. oe , - - a LVR © ) Claire Windser in te nse goad ese il te. cg A TOMATOES — Mexicans fancy Tepached in. | NEW YORK. ™ > Butter stenty —_ et om oe BBSI (224) a Te i? Sixth and Lance Madness ra - GTR AMD ‘ oDesk: : ire 3" > >» s and oe nga ae sro eee - yl et ain > o +ral = usic. S25 q iii a lesion Oe a ii t . : ™ Po Ses “ : “4 + = “ = ed - . & MAFFITT ¢ Aéolvhe Menion in ry: y : New York Cuffee. TR gg en eg a ee ee 4 12) coneert. Fs ,. ‘ “The : ff ; & oo a . © - . - . a cS aes re need . a io - — . © ' AE , ; 451 Ly } rand Ducress 3 a j I 4 MM ~ ; : a e — a a - - e ” oo; illic i a : sn s a ™>* aed —s a ~*~ * * eet i 3 q ian . act lay it Bit \. Vandewrnter and the Waiter” -I—M wg i } Son = “. 4 ZS% = 8 LAr? © A? -Ee te Sar ™ oa wee kage sand 64.40 ovat AF (365.6) one- P 4 ——— —_——_ HAPPY MOMENTS | (pete MER ive Oy 8250) pat eee S5 nee se ES | cecte 80 cae een FS atime So a et OD oe om Sear (4915), Wee . ; Caza@ac Sng &o5 =a ™ ~ . = 4 Manchester: Beardmas Wirth a seein Ti imemnide simi cmc calvin | Se — WEEI (248.6). WGR am hha tacking j and Conrad Nag-i im HITE @4.1°. 2 ‘ground $¢@4.10- ‘es mee sey ae WAI (325.9). Wwa ¢ u & be > ean 3 — «= “i aon | c& ~ me “. 42 iS Manchester “ME Werk Y a a . ~ : ws 1 a ; { 7 5 5 “' —— ae nlnee - ——- Smet oem ceeennntien : -_—— —_—— a ‘ Bebrew ( ormedsar “ond @ a *i* a 2 . a --: « " ait K Al (46%.5), F Pe " om Aah , + - 3 ~~ i mere er xr F425 : - om S22 Goese ls . na irs aguours. : a 2? ~ » ee ’ + a ~ + . . ; _ rs i — & a a a os ald "Ts P , mY =i *¢ a eS : i. e ; TI7@ Manchester i w4, AMF Aanw «AN - TC AY — aT = _ -— Ee ‘ : , TR (SIT) (;cldkette’s sere * Farge Son F Coe Lape PHOTOPLAY ~ErtA.=A5 4. ome $3 & ° wiibied . : De ms ; 4 — i ieee : : paste . = 4 ‘ “e . 2 ee te ee i (244.4) play, “Home NBR aM “ime be has Deane Preagram : eg ‘ er, -+ bed 6 = ~— os mogntie. Poon Fi cubes: (0 os eet ~ CAPITOL - — a 2.7) dance pregra weRArH BISIArSsS — ft ~* iain « 4 eer : a s>vehet 3 reare reliring Box F.245 NOVELT Y ‘ SALLY a ne i 3 ” 8-15. eel nape: > i " AAS ITT. 2 =~ Pow 526 ur Musketeers —IVE Secs m@, we. furnienee *** Rastes IKE i =f up . . Bers 21 2 Four M ~~” Oo. jpadter. ; aoevien, “ey SS sean aeneneenipesienmenan a ; = P a , “SES enc hm & : Peed ~ a, j=). * tug, OE 7 “eanene ~ HER FAREWE!! PICcTt RE “at la pet Te - ez 5 « recita! ”. oth aol r $4 ant dei” an OZARK ‘ RICHARD PIX and EW fF rn = — - 7 — ) Diane tao eee , i . LOIS WIL-@N on BARBARA ares : firs » 8:30 at p-— Be yo, © Webster Groves ‘“Sestehing Am g 6.298. COMMMVOVS . 45 a rh por Sy cS? LOUIS MracSEse Ex RANGE : ) —_— LAMARR rt or ei ‘te io 2 ' (34 Gioomy Gus tora Pode “Er ra 4179-41 30 ——--— —— nt . . £ . . i ’ -— * on : % arr _— _— _ P % ~ * - 7 = Be = a> S and ( on read ‘ac ~~.) paren ' Nolyrwtcotd (o2* #j%$°?I GH and Shaw “MEMORY LASE- co-operaton to the shoe manzu- * (LOEW'S STATE pert- ° ¥ 1) a: Co a ae wae ; - wae ie ng = “iv et. “ts = a “-) ‘te “z. BING Bit SES Lpgaed 2 5m % deah ; _ Deubie KARAVAEFF & CG. factur ing indust: y- From the path mand for Miterece guppies. *e POA Terr asf = Sa iitvre :. a ht a, Maren I ; —Foallewia = “ lie pia = : a> Wola ° “comme ter Deima: aces Laat sper e *. apres ti 9 and offers en goa . ~ Maggee NOW! ture of shoes has seen Progress worage an Mars: 1 3008 am fallcon: ‘Cian Gaal aoe 8:68. _ ‘ o 2 = ‘. ge _ _ “ =~ — — rr ~ = x erchestra = erst enn? - S (374.8) Irish favortt en w ba alc oa z ‘ 4 is 4a 4 / bye? * a ; ' 4 | } 2 bd a s > a 4 — : EOE 2 oR ena MSY Rag sep ae RRgEe ee & # ; f % * ¥ ; *. Dh » “A ww ae 4 a i t pe | ‘Zhe Ameriens Venes —— oy =a “ee =. Sem ae . oo ae 44 Punk. nm. S;) P= ead Clintes and ~ veo GN THE STAG | ‘anal cote, ee ae noch 2 SRIG. ae. se* : CAE te 2 ee P Bs a ca et : ae —— — a : ma - ." Mf * . eet oe oul pen ‘oa ™ 4 : Kramer's ae SSS oe — [| GIERSDoRF sisters ~ WG SERVICE tureished *-room fiat, rent S30 im Jack SIDREY—ReY BOLGER = The Achievernent of the Past TRAWWEERTES Pieris eres m| Yet See 5 — figevater carcer 7 te TSe 2 ied 7 ; sagt acret a The Assurance of the Future Ss miate pPowmeasenm 4225 lire ict ASHLAND “The Merry Wider” : ~ . WING wy . Apr ai ee . MEN . “Ss ~ 3 s 7 PAC a - i? rr we D2 ? - —_— - eee mae on ; om ‘ r ne bis > a s =~ 4 +h 2 wes . ; oe ¥ — ae ® eat i> fine > ale - v 3 ~ ‘“e ; ~ i 5 _ “a ‘ bo the , alieed — er »* rie ee » me a od = eae tees eae et EMBASSY: Pendle Pre “woman WATINER TODAY. Soe aa soe | $3 ier at 408: “eur oad Seam es” 2 ii 5 : ee eee 3 os tiie Baer oa aie —— 4 ort 5 o~4 : “! ‘ Aide +s “Ting ar scar - —. wee ne YING tage = ray aah + Serer gs Re reaten e! 3 ¥ | T ’ > ‘ar “ine cranulsted with s e505 tee Ac. t 3 + | Pp AGE > 38. than "VAS PEOPLE" “Pifty-Fift 1925 VW. 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CH IS STOCKS |] March .--Total sales of to 1438 eards cOM pared against $11,000 yog. NGE. mounted @s were $ i. oti ov, st of securities traded in on the Ey. bday, dividend®&rates, sales highest. changes being given. Unc rease. —De. ¥ | ; ; ; . | Net Close ose papaies: High.) Low. |hiose.! Chige.! Bid. | Ackeg i?. eS 0; o 73 & we ° ee ss ee L533 ah m 610:162. 1368: (262 We Oe a Bee sf ieee OS: ae » ons . 35 4°5 7 3... aoe 275 aes RE PSP rar ae 315 320 a eee a Oe | 49 50 A ae a) re 14 age as ots > plcenwee see ee 24 og? vy 9 98 SB 93 ‘2. See 0 _"* mise e+ ses 88 . _ ae ” 77, ’ i\4 fm4i iions G34 uty -. ‘ 4, , 45 ee. batty , lis } . bara — rh 4 * 4 43 13 ot yp 4 lt0y 54 ; o's ' . .%s: SF a lug os ies | 4 , ‘ 6). oO in - 4 t 51 $1 31 73, Ba «? ' —ep ft se > =! . a6 « Dig *%) od ee ts . yt, § ’s 4 So me, & & oh =. . . 4% 1, 48 ft) ‘ . , . aa me) sO; oo 36 36 - Mi e . oe ; 3 BRO, fay) s re > *« ; : > aad . % ‘ » | i OG! 19 } ; 110%. ue i ptt Jer 164 Leis . . , a} oe yi oat 7. ‘ SR aaa: s Tipit PT ~) Ts 1 0 15 ie ps oe 5a Mi: « be ss a « 106 wr a 727 sO) 4) | are ae 3 (0 ne are ; cm , aR) 70 4 ae wep we — &§ 23 rue Bi icy oT 87 a> 2 o6k “tee 1 ide he 1a; 107 BL eewates o> “i ae 640 45) a | 4 ” 140 nn oes oy 1, wef sak oO WAP So Ne "oO 4 3 20 428 48 49', °*] 4 19% 3 i ee Se be} 50 ta fs as a Oe 114 say SS SPs ol? os IS PRRs ea oo Se M414 Bu ; of) ay ee °- : ; .* > * 1 14 40) 4} ‘s 41 1, 41+, ° 4 4] = | 4 e » TG 1 104) ire WR fy 2 ; 11 a Fe ra > 47 ; > | no ee ak 3 ie f eer . -° siete a | ; eS : - : auth o> &5% ; 1 77% TT TT a ae: he ais im tg ee ed. kw 93 aaa Q4 986 dhe thle & te C REERS SS OER a cl 103 table are (mn the ennna!l cash paymente vased fecia rations, of newly listed recur. Sb at the time of original ea'e and listing. Un- Gividends are not included The letter (e) or, tn cate a ee eee oe UNE NOT WE Ex- ANT> ) «cars Ic *1 and ©2 through Hay re hitee Ceupts W@re 27 care local and 4 through. a Primary recelps of, wheat were 448.0°0 hala bu compared with 21.400 a week ago and we MD last Vea: ‘orn recerpts were gu Seo OO bo compare | with 918 000 @ weel j i it} OO vYea>. ‘teats receli’ ‘@ Rher: | ‘ere 44 OH) bu Mparel with 316.000 te = wee : and “PS. Mist vea: Whent i eit pine! '% Mere Dol? Do. compared with 372 (280.000 g week ago and 005.000 jaet year. Bees: Corn ship nts were 344.000 Iu. cam. oe pared wtih 463.000 a Week ogo aml.4#4o,- Bue UM last wear 9 Oates shipments were 586.- ane a me compared with 879.000 a veek $0 & ans (HM) last. y : St. Lanis Cash Grain. -oul- Range of cash grain sales: No, 1 red un winter wheat imeevilys, S). No. 2 red Do winter wheat, $1.73 to 1.76: No. 5 red Raricky wheat, $1.45; No. 3 nrixed corn, itr HS 49. No. 4 mixed corn. Ate c: No. 3 yel- 3: ‘Ow eurn, v1 No. sellow corn, 67 tec : ‘uo. & vellow corn, 6c: No. 3 srhite corn BS. 7°; NO. 2 white oate 41 lec; N 3 whit . 34 ats. lc; No. 4 white oats. 4u % c: 6am- teys le grade white oats, 40% 6 A St. Louis Hay Market. io limgieg hie hpr wae reported scarce. There Was COOG Ueiiainl. QWuctations were Ul- COA “ae )o,iiss uOtatious: No. 1 timothy. hay. S25 128° statidard tlinothy, hay, SlJ3@-4; | No. 2 timothy. hay. S20@°1; No. 1 jigat jcover mixed hay. $22@23; No. 2 light Me c.over mixed hay $20@ li: No. 1 hearty clover mixed har. $21@22: No. 2. heavy __ |} corer mized bay, $19@20: No. 1 pure iv.j clover hay, $23@24: No. 2 pure clove ing hay. S1¥@20; choice’ alfalfa hay. $74 jes. | — —— ) New York Sugar. tr; NEW YORK, March 17.--—Pricesa are u0- rt changed tn the raw eu¢ ar market early nd today. Sales were reported of 6000 bacs of Ports Kicos for Mareh ehipment and to ry) bags fur April ahtpmeut. to a luca! @ $5 refiner at 4.026 duty paid Excent for March, which held relatively steady OU Ds loovering. raw sugar futures were easie? ™ “under gelling by & nrominent commisel on m5 Lhouse. a8 well ag considerable liquidation o@ “2 by trade interests, which was probabl? nd ‘against purchases in the coat and freiah’ * market Prices at midday were our 5) points higher om March and two points 3 lower for later @eliveries. The refined market was unchanged at Se to 6.15¢ . ifor fine eranulated. with a moderate ia- | ja | o0iry at the inaide level. in Sugar futures claned esey: SHbc. Bat. 9 | Sales os G00 2 Be March. °.3 12% Jul uy September, *° 1: he ceunber. _ a 3 FO ADDITIONAL uu | - MARKETS SEE sF 3 PAGE 38, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 17. 1926. ST.LOUIS POS{-UISPAICH! , _+# Joe Jinks -- Dumb Dora -- Radio -- Cross Word Puzzle -- Questions Answered -- Vital Sintistica + [RADIO PROGRAMS ee (Central Standard Time.) 6:30 P. M. — qa. (309.1),. WBZ. w (535.4), dinner concert, AB (340.7), dinner concert. ‘epp (428.3), orchestra. weco (416.4), children's hour. rs > ti) § cA | (379.5), Hotel Bond trio. por 5:45 P. M. 333.1), orchestra, : wEz 6:00 P. ML dxyw sk). dinner music, KD ee wCAP (468.5), “Matters Before the House,” Navy band concert. MAF (365.6), School of the Air. (491.5), synagogue services. WEAR (389.4), Hotel orchestra. Swoy (379.5), dinner program. WHO (526), Sy mphonic orchestra. yee (516.9), Goldkette’s ensem- ew (422.3), 7, St. Patrick’s day # celebration. MAQ (447.5), Chicago theater r recital. aa , 6:30 P. M. BZ (444. 1), nature story. AF (491.5), WJAR (305.9), “woo (508.2), chamber musicale. BWEE!I (348.6), Playshop, popular ' _ program | ‘WGN (302. §), Drake ~ gemble. wor (379.5), book of minted: Q (477.9), Hotel La ‘alle or- chestra. wsM (282.8), Francis Craig’s or- 6:40 P. M. WLs (244.6), Ralph Emerson, or- ist. ate 7:00 P. M. SKFXNF (263), concert, : rw (535. 4) Uncle Bob’s bedtime ~ (333.1) Holyoke hour, Falco band. AP (468.5) features. (516.9) studio concert. PBH (370.2) Oriole orchestra. SHB (266) program. ’TGHP (270) Skylark dance band, funsters. WGR (319) Meadowlarks. WLS (344.6) Ford and Glenn. QJ (447.5) Rainbo concert; art- AM (389.4) program. | IC (475.9) Glee club. WJ (352.7) News orchestra, solo- ists. Audubon ‘Terrace « 7:05 P. M. (379. 5) musical pro 37:15 P. M. 4 PKDKA (309. 1) address. PO (428.3) stories. ’ Little symphony. PWLIT (394.5) recital. EWLS (344.6) songs of Ireland, WLs | trio. WSAI (225.9 art talk. 7:30 P. M. KOA (322.4) concert orchestra. "SEPRC (296.9) Jack Willrich’s or- ® chestra. W (535.4) studio program. WEAF (491.5)), WCAE (461.3), 'WEEI (348.6), WGR (319), ‘WSAI (325.9), WTAG (268), WOO (508.2), Davis saxophone octet. HAS (899.8) Optimist club con- pert. MeeTIC (475.9) W. Van Maasdyk, ® violinist. 7, 8 P. M. DKA (399.1) Mixed quartet, anist. RFOA (454.3) concert. W (491.5) dinner concert. W (535.4) Sherwood school of music. pi- tral music. BZ (333.1) concert, Trish music. | PCAE (461.3) concert. DAF (365.6) one-act play. ” ory ae F (491.5). Weco (416.4), WEEI (348.6), WGR_ (819), PWSAI (325.9), WWJ = (352.7), “KCAP (468.5), KSD (549.1), ® Ipana Troubadours. , GN (302.8), hour of music. R (517) Goldkette’s serenaders. (344.6) play, ‘“‘Home Fires.” WEM (282.8) B. Brown, contralto, ' artists. WJ (352.7) dance program. 8:15. O (526) Four Musketeers, pian- a * IC (475.9) piano recital. 8:30. #eFPAB (340.7) Gloomy Gus, Slick | Merriam, pianist; Belshaw’s or- | chestra, Cowbell boys. NX (336.9) Atwater ® chestra. mA (322.4) book of knowledge. PRC (296.9) Temple Beth Israel Kent or- . choir. S (344.6) band. DAF (365.6) Negro. spirituals, ” quartet. C (475.9) organ recital. 8:40. BPO (428.3) orchestra. 8:55. : Q (447.5) players, chimes. 9:00. . (386.9) program. (822.4) . BA a KF 4 (428.3 orchestra. S (3748) Irish favorites, en- _ Bembie. (461.3) Kramer’s orchestra.- CO (416.4) Nash- Finch concert _ Orchestra. O (526) Trene Doran and her | (333.1), | Cleveland | r Post-Dispatch Radio || Broadeasting Station | KSD 545.1 Meters | Daylight weekday broadcast- ing at 9:40, 10:40, 11:40, 12:40, 1:40, 2:40 and 3:46 Pp. m. Mar- ket quotations and news bulle- tins of interest to the Middle West. Prices supplied by Mar- ket News Service, U. S. Depart- ment of Agriculture and prin- cipal Exchanges. Daily—10:00 A. M. Domestic Science Hour conducted by the Home Service Dept. of the Laclede Gas Light Co. of St. Louis. Monday, Wednesday, Friday . 11:00 A. M. Gold Medal Home Economics talk “Betty Crocker." Wednesday—7 :1 :00 P. M. “Two in One Man and Shinola Boys. Direct from ‘t from New York. 7:30.P. M. Hote! Statler Concert Orchestra. Fur Hour program. 8:00 P. M. Ipana Troubedours. Direct from New York. KFVE—240 Meters ee ee . by "| | concert en-. | Scheurerman’s or- ; : ' BBM (226) string trio, orches- | | ; ' i ~~ ] WEDNESDAY, 9:15 PF. M— Amusement review and dramatic readings by Romaing Fielding. The Lincoln Entertainers. ist, Solon Neeley. KMOX—280.2 Meters WEDNESDAY, 9:40 A, M.—Mar- ket reports. 12:30 FP. M.—Organ recital by Arthur Utt. 3:00 P. M. —Operalogue “Barber of Studio organ- Seville’; Mrs. Thaddeus Smith, reader; Emerson Brown, vocalist: Helen MacFarland, coloratura BO- prano, 4:00 FP. M.—Housewtves’ Hour. $] String ensemble music with soloists. Alice Clarke, soprano; “‘Peggy,”’ with daily recipes. 6:00 Ut M.—Organ recital by "tt. Arthur L ; —Organ recital by Mrs. 6:30 P wages ne ee —Orchestra: David Bittner. copducting. St. Patrick's Day program. Mra. Helen Brady. $:00 P. M.—Fur market report. Orchestra ; “Romance of the Home- less Man.”’ auspices of the St. Louis nee gd Couns), 9:00 P. M.—Orchestra: third prm- gram in ‘Song Cycle; Miss Harriett Robinson, negro songs. 10:00 P. M.——Popular program. WIL—273 Meters WEDNESDAY, 9 P. M.—Special Irish Spngs for St. Patrick's day. Misg Anita Crisp, contralto; Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bruns. instrumentalists: Carl Beckers, violinist; Steve Cady, tenor. Herbert Berger and his Cor- onado Hotel Orchestra. WSBF—273 Meters WEDNESDAY NOON-—News stock. Herbert Koch, pianist; Goeasiing, singer; Helen and Ann McNamee, singers. : 3 P. M.—Vin James, pianist; Mrs. Noma Browning. soprano. 7:30 P. Sandman Club. Songs by Bla&®che Rowan. Stories by Mrs. ©. T. Johnson. 8 FP. M.—-Miesourt State Life — Club. P. M.—Entertainers from oe State Theater. Night Ow) program. Steve Cady. Mary and Jda N Raines, Mildred Cady. J. Lavin, B. Teasdale, M. Kippel, A. Jeffries, T. Baehr, Jack Ryan. Monologues, L. Wright. McGlenn’s Charleston Band. KFUO—545.1 Meters WEDNESDAY, 3 P. Poe: “God's Call to Religion.’ ’ Prof. T. Mueller. Chimes, A. Piepkern. 9:15 P. M.—Address: ‘Christ Be fore Herod.’ Rev. F. Oberachulte, of and Fd. 1! JOE JINKS Ce nee ne ee tn nee Ree =—-- TSAR St. Paul, Minn. Musical program by Senior Choir of Zion Lutheran Church, WDAF (365.6) classical program, | string orchestra. WEAF (491.5) WEEI (348.6), WGN (302.8), WWJ (352 WJAR (305.9), WTAG (268), WCAP (468.5), Roxy and his gang. | WEBH (870.2), Oriole dance or- | chestra. WGR (319) popular concert. ‘WHO (526) dance program. WLIT (394.5) Arcadia dance or- chestra. WLS (344.6) Chicago concert com- pany. WOC (483.6) musical program. 9:15. KOA (322.4) studio program. 9:30. KTHS (374.8) Irish ballads, tenor. | WOC (483.6) Augustana college program. 9:45 P. M. 2) lecture. 10 P. M. KGW (491.5) concert. KNX (336.9) program. KHJ (4006 KPO (428.3) Atwater Kent artists. KTHS ((3574.8) Southerners’ dance orchestra. KYW (535.4) Paul Ash and orches- tra. Wcco (416.4) dance program. WEAF (491.5) orchestra. WGN (302.8) old-time dance program. WLS (344.6) Ford and Glenn. WQJ (447.5) vocal and instrumen- tal music. WSAI (325.9) talk. WSM (282.8) Boston serenaders. favorites; 10:15 P. P. M. KHJ (405.2) vocal, * tet, Monrovia trio. WSAI ((325.9) string quartet. 10:30 P. M. WLS (344.6) Ford and Glenn. ‘WLW (422.3) Crosiey quartet. 10:45 P. M. 'WGHB (266) Frolic. WSB (428.3) Biltmore hotel chestra. 11 P. M. KGW (491.5) concert. KNX (336.9) dance music. KOA €322.4) Rhythm Rustlers. KPO (428.3) Goodrich Silvertown | Cord orchestra. Optimist quar- LOWER RENTALS than down- No town... yet more centrally located for many purposes. problem... Large, parking Daylight Offices. See them! A A mere NE eee NGAN & ° TAYLOR BLDG. @ erinine oner pera: ‘ ‘ oo. } e | & WAS BAD ENOUGH %% nee te WIE “I'M STING — - AND ft DONT DARE Teri ED WE'RE Bote stune! (vE Got TS wre 2-7? (VE GOT TT STALL HIM Awe. TCaN'T Tere wim Tre. Trytu AND Lt. CAN'T TELL HIM A Lie. See Se j THere! tar poesstr : TELL HIM ANYTHING ANB i iT'LL KEEP Him Tice § GET MY Quiet —By VIC - ut? « BE STUNG BY | mt he tons | : Re vans ah 4 Mou) iz LAND, Bur a " | waa THAT DOESNT wPeect | HURT AS MUCH % Se Ff AS HAVING | Sea rf PuT FRIEND ENOUGH ED tN ON IT i Ger FoR $5000 ' Gl e pode WORTHY - in DUMB DORA —By YOUNG YOU'D Tx To CHEE HIN) UP | SAN, GIRS, 20D 1S TERRIBLY | UPSET ABOUT HIS COMING DLEL} WIT M'SIEUZR HENRI = L wish CHEEM2 UP, 0D Jf Youze Nor DEAD NET. YOU KNOW AND EVEN \F He DOES KILL 4OU WE WON'T THINK ANN THE BELIEVE ME. (20D. WELL. AVWANS REMEMBELZ “OU AS A MIGHTY NICE | ELLOW ot MOU AND ANNWAN, QOD, WE ALL UAVE TO GO SOMETIME, KNOW! J een *-* Now SHUT UP~ JOSE RUIN i= MOU SAX ONE word ee — or- || ’ ~~ ya = oa seen emer me . a ! | -_ wae ‘ss ; ey a , | Mary vise Evane . 2it. ANSWERS TO QUERIES CROSS WORD PUZZLE (Marriage Licenses} s:'i°%3).%iuiim: ‘| dance on oe A! aR. — 7 . the ow @?, ~~ MODERN WIFE. — Inquire of; RUTH.—There are many delight- s nae I) Joneane. e., S08, Niaanlngten. — ir pcb gerd at ta the recipe annere to be ss ted the i kquemme MARRIAGE LICENSES. Mamie Keiser. 8 atte University. or corne ee 'ride-elect of which the following | Har M. Fritz 411 D. R, Abeln, 17 ys, OF27 Louisiana, W. J. S—Apply to the Missouri | is one: Write notes to the guests, 14 6 | | Pear! L. Koonce ....... * acsheneed Sita 4 + a Fh 7 ‘ff — mtte Commission for the Blind, Metro-' Who should be near friends of iGuy B. Myrick ....... Little Rock Ark. | 55 ey ~*~ A T0e tees politan Buildin Grand and Olive the bride-elect; ask them to send Hazel F. Wesenmyam ...-.ccccs 6°6 Carr Cc . 45 1202 agen. g, ahha hesaka 3 ‘but! = 17 is \9 ora McCollum, 45. 1 ; bers streets, for information regarding their little linen contri yutions he | Jack- Schoenberg ........ 5734 re E. L. Scott, 62, 2012 Alice. the blind benefit. day nig i pr yoke deg may Erna Kornblum ......... 5734 Kingsbury fame one ea dent 5 aoe a > , is usually from 2 until o. e a oi, ‘Coras to MRS, A: Is, M——Take the violin | sretty parasol to a hook in the 2 26 Dorothy Needham. -.”...3631 Washington | 2e0m¢ D, Pogue, 8 rohe-saner pypobably Ve aluab! e but there are ceiling or suspend it between two Friedrich KBoOtR .. . .0c2ece%. 4459 Oakland| Annie Meyer, 20. 19 Baton — many RON or psc Big market, | ™?0ms in a doorway. Pile the lin- | Marie Lina Sieboth ...... 4459 Oakland | Josephine Koenig. Ay Wt T'tah. Dealers are listed in the classified ©" into — and then tile gg 29 30 William G._ Moore Waa ay - Carlinville, I. ame’ Van Heogatrast, 9%, 8218 Oregen. no the city Satin ribbon on to one side so, pYGlISR BUCSVEP 2... eee eens Carlinville, IL fhe — nk! | eirecteeten, the city and telephone | tha: when pulled it will turn the ‘Milton Yeager ............. 2832 Eads Mary Hoey, 80. 8200 8 trand, things out upon the guest of hon- | | Odette Moore ..... pete eeeeee 2832 Eads! Florence Lefers, 23. 2348. Benton. ar ANXIOUS.—Common household or. so it will be literally a shower. Lonnie L. Hopper ...... — Kennerly | Mary Lakin, 23 3117 Clifton pl. =. “v9 —— is Meet AE 95 ‘ng aot. Aftér all have arrived, get some Bmma J. BOQAM .....ce00:. 432 am Coo |G. Jackson. 1, i5¢ 09 miagie. deal (ee gs he porcelain ubs, Wwash- = one ay We iz : T PEE dan eocedecsed 2321 ys lanphy aret Miller, 47, ; aro ties stands and sinks. When the dirt ea ag re Ay os cat” whan oe | 05 37 Mrs. Pino Caciabadi ........ $19 N 14 o a1 McComi 4 months. - collects around the sides a little bride is under the parasol the rib- j Willie Gavwoods SOS a RE 2048 Carr clowan months 017 &. Cares kerosene does the. Work. Pour! pon is pulled and the rest of the . MGtis BAPE... ccccccs JULY Marnice Pl. i. > O’Keete. f3- 4450 Margaretta. ; the oil into an old dish; take time spent in admiring the gifts | 40 ete i. BIR cacceceas #200 5. Main | T. Talbot, 68. 611. Victor. a soft cloth, dip in the oil and and readibe the sentiments at- Mrs. Ethel Alberter cinenehe 4200 8. Main | F Hittler. 57. 1695 8B. iit: smear all over the tub. The stains! tached to them. For refreshments Kenneth Gordon Duffy..... suirea ee | Frederick B- ‘dn 64, Ae To ee ith eam made. arn | Hothing is, more acceptable than 7 oleae alae 24 Wilton | protic. gpd its ’ , , Ss, 0 | ‘ .w ; nN eet ea | 12 Figen “ | Walter G. Richter, 28.. Kirkwood | abel “ies is a clean, dependable ‘until the syrup is of a golden the bride-elect hunt for them to 1} 4 uk e warm. * “fruit. 114. To decay. “4 st. |Esther Ude, a8. . ch eee . Kirkwood | and inexpensive antiseptic liquid, | brown color. Turn into a pan, coo}!,’ music, plaved “loud” and “soft.” Hs i v2. To desire pas- | 15. To stain./ ¢ ink with | a pane that is especial] dapted f and finely pound in mortar. Beat! This will make no end of fun and Ut. To: ‘talk ‘extrara- siouately. 136. To court. the tongue, At aAietntentin pe ¥ adapte or day-, Whites of eggs until stiff, add) as each package is opened when | ~ fantiy. by es a0, ae | ik " 45. A ie of the | John Mclaren—-Agnes Campbel). . Gillespie a wos ye it does not show, | Bradually sugar, then Vanilla, al- | found it will take some time and’) ' Ss : re | 4° an ee wt _ Ask your dru st for a small size - : , \ ' toppel (legal 37. A foe. / 19. A measure ef compasses. m™ Pyle-—Govie Bu kett...°.. .Al g | —" and salt. Shape, sprinkle | provide ample entertainment. If ||| ky . “0. A labeling tag. weight 46. A large contain- bios m9 Baldwin ee ee Star pr _60c or large bottle $1 00, 7 ith shredded almonds, sift sugar! the donors write an‘ approprtate |, &. While 40. A fertile spot; 21. Louisiana er for a liquid. | Mary es ‘enemies | bate them and baké in a slow oven! quotation it will add much to the: YA ee are as in he desert oe aso ) lila + pound iation, y R. .Omphghent \= — os t ¢ 3. (ushions wee “MUNK If] * ; gor, —_ so minutes, enjoyment of all. "10. Singe 1 oudly or 44. To go in @ ve-/ 25. Hauls. 50. Kot ted awa ay... | BIRTHS RECORDED. ADVERTISEMENT freely, hiele or on | 27. To look over. 52. A kind o if ni} ; woe LEGAL INFORMATION 11. Percnuesion in- horseback. ;} 28. A means of etir- ‘ fabric = BOYS, (By é Mettler of the Bt. Lanto Ber Association.) " struments. PP 47. cart of ™ foot. } an yang up Seon. 54 ‘potte .# the r -~ — - Kerr «S18 Pa a 2 Stops Si bb ' ~ a read exposec to 4, y way © ; ot), £1 Case That. Oo . &. an , eitKamp, { 4 Lexington. u orn - ° . in ¢ 51. 4 lieat- | Sl. A Republic i up (, EB. and KR. § ~ “ee @ | A. J. D.—See answer to N. O. S.' husband could be required to pay | 118. desta of being . Mageninthe Routh America. 55. Fy written com- | C, Wand B, “Se pens. 2 “hoa: re E. Y for information. | oe ie court costs and her lawyer's ; renewed. 53. Manuscript 32. Men manning a position. J. and.A. Gosadenec, 2103 N Ra oa - , ee. 20. To make null fabbr.) ship. C. and S. Ford, 4727 eri! pgton READER. —- What you mean is'! ies : |B Piensiomeihetion ———————————————l SA. and E. Hucker. 3842 Suilivan. Stemach Trouble not a copyright, but @ registra- | © Lo a pai she refuses ko ilve th | G. and 8. Maguire. 2120A Miami. tion of your a on a | ee ee eee rosgmege Awe | . ‘They conducted a company that |i: 4 a eee ner. SbLe + mel aed the Commission of Patents, ash- | 1 obta jivorcé = on lat is minianeentdee uw. W. an jogo S5i8A Marine. Thousand meat regarding this. | for’the children. (2) You must || ‘stage he led an adventurous life, |F. and R. Preston. 24 ~y 8. Twenty-third. | ily. Johnson Bros. Drug Co..: N. O. @ E. Y.—If he left no will, | a a divorce naters pony ti | sailing all over the world on Italian ¥ J ang E. Leameister. 4973. Bancroft. | Wolff-Wilson Drug Stores, : tae, 16 Can s8u86 or iv ! erate em a [_ =— ; oes : ‘ - - . 7 A. @n Soke. 5ftt enner . : a Sn his wife and the four children | al ct once under the cireums- ut fel ist It! | merchant ships. oO. L, and M. Btapies. PO0® F) nnes Walgreen Drug Co., Says If would each receive one-fifth of the | stances. stated. | r pa HE. and’ I. Borgerg. 4708 Anderavn. Oue Bottle Doesn't Help c 1? Cule , y i ° +e) ‘ $ Pe ANCOisi ogee or redactngé the children’s) ANXIOUS.—A common law mar- : r. = EI Ni Ze —~ Le Tie an “h307 i sta _— ome i ws » wacnire e eile % . : MM. NM, anc orne 307 ~ ; >? Plea a ” intineeeeation either | somewhe re. Good hygiente living «Sige aig Stiet: cae eis ae tacks woe wapegs mpanied bing extreme there rer fot time has proven thas . acute or chronic of the bronchiar] [ould seem, to be in order. That }\ KPO (428.2) orchestra rrrrane’or 2 secatiel Znesateiey |setben eal an ane tubes, i. e., the tubes a C is, plenty o systematic ‘outdoor “WW (535.4) concert. MUNG OF & PECUMAD FMOLRCrIAg v ad off from the windpipe into the | exercise with’ properly regulated amare (226) popular artists sensation Sharp pains may be felt cael le an Dace! . esantt ta ' lungs on either side of the chest.' massage, regular hours for eating sie a ew : in the region of the heart, or the! _18 # wonderful. By tuberculosis is meant What ts and sleeping. Hot othe daily, 12:30 A. M. maart tiself may walpitate ts | of pepein with — Bay commonly called consumption, a followed by cold shower and the : a! seit may paipilate in &@ MOSt | and body tonics and great, is destructive infection by a specific’ taking of some one of the differ- KHJ (405.2) dance. orchestra. | alarming mannfr. overcome stomach power te erm (tubercular bacillus) whicmh/ ent preparations of maltine ane a oe The average sufferer believes down, worn-out stomachs into sew, healthy g | cod fiver » oe himself afflicted with some serious | ones. may invade any organ or tissue of the body. oil, combined. elther separateTy or | KPRC (296.9) Queen theater i chestra. WEBH (370.2) Oriole orchestra; artists. WGHP (270) “orchestra, artists. WLS (344.6) circus. WTAM (389.4) dance music. 11:15 P. M. WLW (422.3) Melody Maids. | 11:30 P. M™. WCCO (416.4) organ recital. | WLW (422.3) Dance music. ' 14:45 P. M. WDAF (365.6) frolic, music. WLW (422.3) Melodv Maids. i3 P. M. KGW (491.5) concert. [KNX (336.9) dance orchestra. WEDNESDAY EVENING. orchestra] | KYW (53 === | WQJ (447.5) Ginger hour. ; Guasti, Italian Actor, Dead. 4) Insomnia club. ht. 192A. by the Presse and. Pulitzer | COP li ahi awd Soa. (New York World d Post-Diepatch.) ROME, go boi h 17.—The Italian the deat for 25 vears has reigned in the lighter comedy parts, with Dina Gail playing opposite Lim. stage has suffered a severe loss in yh of Amerigo Guastl, VARC who Supreme q = | H ii. , organic disease. He does not kn jone and. that 'and bowels. in symptoms of gas can be py These prepared tablets pleasant little for espectally today har 7 a fr-wWwn WW sieraah Drug Stores, or a etore. "rice $1 (set © pecKage Drug ‘oe Wo! everywhere. eee een ee eee He wo CT AUIS POST-DISPATCE ny other good di ow that his ailment is a very common it generally comes 'from gas pressure in'the stomach Lasting relief from a!l distrens- ob- | tained tn the shortest possible time taking Baalmanns Gas Tableta. are nervous, Kasay stomachs and are guaran teed at Son Ug | Baalmann, Chemist, San Francisco. ? in is & senses of ite proven power to eclier, indigestion of years sta nding it is a splendid tonic that does down, weary people. Money back from iS Weolff-Wilsen Drug end Geend af and Oltee, Wash Drug Co. Gowen’ t he! een or gh PP Fru. druggist i not only Druggiets say that Dare's Mentha Per- ional]

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> _ST.LOUIS_POST-OISPATCH | | ST.LO A { 7 96 vincent neem te si SVENING, MARCH 17, 1926. A % 4 ; \ ENING, caeraes ‘EDNESDAY E — WEDNESL 7 . -DISPATCH | holders of _g ST LOUIS POST-D To the Stock 4 . Sar AN as eee - ee E Lt CompPat — on + U COMPL ATED UI of — oe B " k of Associated nse ig ORE aw ache sage ASSOCI - : shares of stoc y to | ; ange F K C RB ( Prey | change or sale of your Associated Oil Company to | Foreign : ta E l ! close. venee. hereby made for the ex gcc capital stock of f Tide Water Associa af | ; . 5 a a y._{Suies_High.! Low. | CI | . tive offers are her holders of the for stock o eferred stock | ; bh 17.—Fotlow; Security. DS. | alterna to the hange ible pr ) ae March ng | Re Sec aah BON Ee ae ng d: ffers to exc ; erti share ‘la list of quotations “in” the arlene highest, low- anette Me 100 ty 100% | ane Seow s hereinafter stated: iated Oil Company offer le April 26, 1926) in cumulative conv value for each ” eas 24% “| 701 jo P&lLAs 2 x 4. ere ¢ LU ‘6 ' ernativ 2 . Company to p . be paya Oil Compan Q7 ir ENMARK D—Frin LD ly 4% a a Ph. 4)% 7} 4 ls it ; { "4 '» ~4 . wv 9 d P&I $10: ls 100 4 n alt ] rice to Associated af oi% | swiTZeniaND— eee a, aa icet os ee) toe lees CA Fa as, Bn | 20 LK Me pig pees oe ae imac Associated Oi 1926), such purchase p ital stock of MARCH 20, 1926. : fait | paaeheneee mena 40, Mapa, 2i,95'135 88 |S cou Tot sate inte inte iE a fe BM Bs) o3%4 “Gg i er? nea mete ogre ele being the total issued capi ‘OF BUSINESS chase must de- a7 4 ‘s raat lary ms Se . as _ 4 ‘ } » re 0 > es So > i i) 3h pe i 7% é + wad on ef : 1. ‘ 3 ao . Si 100 PEARS Se iP Ss, 76, 90. pc Vor OS | 7816) 38. Pub A.| 6 ge") 4s | aa”) as C'S 6 nw 1M 437 O2% ied ees of 50 ee ote imum of 2,290,412 shares, AT THE CLOSE O to accept such offer of | ies: q H5% | ¢ “Cn ‘ Bat V TACO “14 ze . ami ¢. TS GOR GOR j wn. % : . 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Sun O § 3 Q 97%: § & f the no p 6) in exc t k Wi 0 tua $ | : 101 's “43 Banas SCELLANEOT! : +s es t 9 Us lders o 1. 192 mmon stoc 6. ot es - Steel Industry Si _— | Ag 1 20 Pet 6 ts va UR eee Dt Texa Ft 10 100% 100%, pode, re ) offers tga o> sot ena Oil Company's OF BUSINESS MAR = nits deposit the m 101 % YORK March ad m Aol SN Sn 39% 1. ..% A Con Oilf, 1 85, Ny 1. | Slee wii 31014 LOT 101 4g becckGes 374 cen . ter ° SE f exchange 4 ‘EW Yc rution in industric : 39 "3 faracaib) 12 CG Oh. lrorgig °° 3 ~ 102 102 ie 4 Tide Wa exchanged E CLO ffer of ex er Depart aol) SEM te of @perii t out. racie Co; 3, 395 | Pay gem fee 47) 15% ISR) i6t | USR6'4 2 S aan it ences eee 102 8 | ird shares of stock so E AT TH t such o Stock Transf : 197 tained ggg Bat le broug on ¢ ret Pr QR14! a9 99 Ark N Gas 43a } | 1 Wa 1 %5 60 28 .. ~ 102% 102% 148 ‘ewes third value common = 7. EXPIR desiring to accep Oil Company, will be issued 95 4 Ie usta » B- deveiopmer. A ie "Stags te. 2 99 | IR . 18 ac Beacon O 9 1% 1 7 16% 17 Go 29 .. 1 1018 101% ize ‘ee peered Company no par G OFFER WI Oil Company ° Tide Water Oil Company ffer Br on3, [2 market devek i@ exceeding tor oe ‘Col 1! 18 ae | ee | Se loard Pet $6 Ish 16% tists | Go 30 25 101% 101% 101% 101% | FOREGOIN f Tide Water h 20, 1926, with * f Tide Water tance of such o as % if : : pore is O7 “ , ene UT siiit WT Por! 13 ~ SiR o4 4 24 4 (‘arib Syn ; m1) 4! 54 41 a OO & ; “ee Go 3, “4 101 % 101 3 101 bes eae ee THE nm stock oO before Marc fe . certificates 0 926 The accep a &S 1, : ; lagmiare ara area a ear #8 ; ang! @’ 245) ~ a4 o* ia a ie it s new . | a POR ri 2 a : o8 ey y1 i 101 3, 4 re e Commo or interim 30 | 7 . of acceptanc ¥ 107 jior the om alg eee o* rine of newer mal ' o7 mae | ‘aate - Ss Fh Ams ai 2°14 Red ie a3 do = a¢ : +4 a ee. “ pt z IN] % | Holders of ae sa lue common Tam dalled such wane win on or after ory ses ai ’ 1g the a ee tment, with a. * | Or cneodaet Phers fe @ @004 coming on af atl asatl es "| 94 rd than 4 = 102 1102 102 a 7h rgav (i 40 4m) am! 4 =i 4 A NC 68 : id so. g- Ss Said orm for Tide Water ide Water Oil oe signment in . shall ' lL yoo X frora i ‘eon 1 TUuMnnime 4 £ 1 102 | 714} ° 4 Atex Panne 19 if 1%, 3 5 | *a + o4 by, ana oe 50 a5 8 ® ira Q rs eal certificates he stock of Ti ° : "urnents of as gn id Water Oil Company on-interest 08% [Poe of om t ys) ri m 6S Ut 6%) 6% [eGo 3 O45) 24%! 245 $8 Sak tise Su S| 9. O8 9 ° ificates for t ecuted in kholder of Tide ‘ -dividend n Board of 6.103% | February. om ane composite p | 2 Sh) 6% 20%) 7018 | a1 Fy Mins 1 gp + eal ero, | Cit Dres ial 10° 97% Ose’ O8:, O81, All certi ied by duly ex : but i stoc ill issue non be fixed by the a Rath of ne i rhat for ved “Pee ls . f ; fy 3 ist 1 diy : = -- . Gras a ey mts? ; 12% sn ® ( Gras hs - Q& 3 ae 2 GR " 4 ; k or accompanied y i 1] be issued t if any k the Com] any Wi ° ions aS shall f exchange into _ % 98%; are ja: change “‘@2rond ee hes orice ts tine cl OO Li o4 434 oo — ae ;. +o ' 30 In aa Ww: ; ng : lee 2 me | OIG) KO $23 in 7 k Exchange miesiead Ce y's stock ier this Company s stoc ‘ ing such other it : full shares ble from | F tar mee oe © gage Rages Re 1 Fem) REA, Ste Nor Cen eS, SEES, Poco et R-Frve; i) 82% BO! BOI. York Stoc of this Compa share 0 . d contain ing One or more reasonable period ie m, 99% [of the ents a 4 tcl colt ap Soe! 25 oD Teer 0 S ens site) 201 Sig | Ret R S75 £, cO% O74) 9734 4 | we ional shares ion of a . fraction an ‘ ts aggregating ithin such aris | Mes S48 ie Wack Gabber. OO ret Seer ae ae bes roe Bia ae) er isiy GE bye 14) 97%) 7 ee + kangen ene saunas se Pa I dae ee Se COMPANY ~1) ew \— Coes 8h 6 7 G Pr » +e 1 Retr © = ] G1. dite 24 1 AIR: 2 Te & EP6 "> ¢) O5 's fo co a3 to receive ° t voting te , oe 2b > « an ‘ Ae s 31 >| 37 ly a es ‘4 Ge ‘ Mf ie If - - Ay ao On j : * withou fraction *. mmon c oc et ectors an TED Fea) Niw & aechance. makes: Jais at 1 1p IL, 4215/1434 | Sut c Pr eal ae | GRK) BD”! cote | HamE 78:35 +2 PRtL, 98 561i, gos. | ecrip certificates ip certificates for f this Company's co by the Board of Dir E WATER ASSOCIA Byles, President - Me t2 a, lend Rut cee, Say "56.00 acked. Retin Pont 4 142% 1421, Hpes [rao “1 13) 99": 98 Y Des bul * 3) dee 06% 1064107 | irectors. Such scr f full shares o determined by TID By Axtell J. : tn J aeked: ADridune, firm: ‘emoKed. asked ee eet MINING rr {K Den ba 98% 100 1g 10015 100 %y | Dir ivalent number o ificates as may be mo * 111 | Exchance pal oo pales: July 60.01 : 1 18 4. 41g! 24 one : AQ 7% fata eee w 18/490 98 12. O61: . the —" f such scrip certi eubsidiaries 700 as % | esate te! _ hg 2 A 18; 2343 74 33 ky Petr * $4 a: 08 9 26%! 26%, eer aes 9 2% O38 9:3 + ig | date of issue of su f the Company ndepel ana ag m OF 's | Se mehr ORK Mar. nge: Rubber * ' =| 33 0. St eee wh, ik ( 1 Se Mel 62M).. | SFA ex 7 on 07 uz 4 5 | ; s lenses © of developed Texas, , 1, 100, grb Fe yer aoe spot 61.00. Rul 710616105 14 12%,| 14 wa eli = Ste! Qty! Sly 4, 7% : G47, G4%5 “ee 5 as The oil and ga e 287,500 acres klahoma, Kansas, and New ay Jims ~ es Faye: ribbed ge eee Ni ail rhe re, | 100 14 i. 13% “9g s 4 8 t 2a] J i 30 ne ‘ . See E] rh j ’ Go 14 ch 6, 192 . mpanics) total som ‘ situated In Oo ky Louisiana el be July gg er Mey 09.40: Ju | 18) 3944! 3945 S6 | 86 “ony gage | |, ti) 14 IR 6% ct NC : | es Dated Mar me oe rel nar sincis, Raney: soo ae aie . i. oes 1 Exchang Kot 60.30. Me TCC | 863, 86 | 86 Di sae : 14% Sci Iie) 10¢ es, 6%s 1) aa | 24 | 7 ag" | : Oil Company: Pa acres of ag Pennsylvania, properties for the year to the me S% 58.30; Sepieniber 37 , ES Ee ae Ae fae ei ae ay gad H4 a 78h, gal bo 96%! 9° Le f Stock of Associated Water Oil Compan) sas, West Virg oduction from th 6,700 wells, in addftion : Pam iiss. | 58-30: uit Acquires M oa es tes | | Goldfield ¢ eae ee nae | 180 ye Og SBid hy cgeared ide Pe To the Holders o on Stock of Tide Wa 26, to the stock- Mexico. The net pr ing from some 6, 8 of crude oil. 833 miles ay 204 © | castnmed Bin er oe 4oe} ce jHthorne — Ee gl Oe We 2 ly gril 6 06% 961s OG DOT iders of Comm : £ March 6, 1926, 5,576,858 berrels, com 300,000 barrel d operates tank a Lint, | Natic Control. eos Meee ‘ey Cap.) Se ru) 7%!..... ities Wt 16 86% 96% F To the Ho of‘my letter of eee purchased omc subsidiaries, owns ve J.; a fleet of five . Og 1 Preas. ? Ja tion yi s6°' 83 | } Kay Cop ieee hae pat Sia ey 516 95': 96 || se Tmnary ompan i Bayonne, N. J. having a carrying . is .? | the ASsociated Pres F ret cae Natt : 85 ty 16% aa a +35 | Kerr Lake : A% amet t+», : ae Tie if 20 696 Gos © & : ” Following oe ANIZATION of Delaware with - Pins Comune et at Stoy, Ill., to of 44,500 tons, , 8 railroad eet, | © yap mrtg Pit tives teal mae Bite? © | Nipissing Asta) Titty 3O0ci..-.. | 73 tu £ > £B% 8° Ae , ORG nder the laws including ipe lines exten ight tonnage fleet and terminal tthe R19 Sing onterest in +e isa “ian tera "8444 |Nor Mines. ofc; 30c) 30 Weer 1 ~ BT | 86% ares. | molders: ized under th erally, inc trunk pipe te deadweig lighterage ly s: y S| ni: eg ‘ “a O.. ¢ hi! = a .” 10x LORS go 24 Pp: nm % aS? “ee A. 4) 48 f 2 ‘. a si “RE SOU sha has been organ 1 business gen l with an aggrega ls: and - Water bik Q Te my UF ioled roles oo? ee “ ‘+ ' Me 2 . tle ae aad - . oe ea Of stock BR) 8S) Oo. i pan . petro eum vesseis, 19 000 berre ; and Tide Prous | Mitins f 4000 bar: | €, 28%) 24%) 241,/ 24 ; ja | hae = a Total sa f bond, $1,281, = The New Company in the Les ity of about 319, Oil Company me 1OURe |: Ton OF D A! 4! =e mere . 2 Pee P&G 4. 40 oe tei" “3% Total eiles of snininiineiiadiaaliaadiaidad patie: Se ee, companies. capacity N. J. f Associated 000.000. rt eo * . ITIONAL P “> Tier TON! 1 a. | "3 | Snearhead 1\) 3°*3: 3°3 nag R5c — penta aacriecemtmennnsne powers, among ire securities o now t Bayonne, e lame of sales o $150, ’ 43 ley }. ~ ere gain ace te ga Oc | 85e i = acquire ION il Company a ned vo ted over | 7 Ris) FOR KETS SEE BSR) Ga) gees ah area | Me att “ses: | COTTON PRICES IRREGULAR KET es ae Of all sock of the Amocated Oil Company = eudageeaienes “DIVIDENDS $07 senses : Bas! 892. | MAR Gh tel gaa wan teats Bos Mee ob? | 98 (aca: | MARKET of al pe cnet one PN On . divid (8%). : ms OT, } 24} ya 3 ty l : Uf ‘.: O% wf change k of the bove offe paying annum a Oa a 1, 134 tae o4 ot oe & Tres 1 OR 3 O14 S N NEW YORK Assuming the ex mon Stoc s of the a ash, the ; Company 18 NOW 3 snare per 5 My Jimet. Pp \( ik > 6. 1“ 4 : oe d Og % 4 % fnited \V E t; “ory 1s, il ea . 0 ‘ Th eotton . d of all Com 5 under the term to be sold for Cc ’ Associated Oil t the rete of $ per stock since 1913. 4 a ” ; : 1° ed ae as - i” hie » Be g | re. , Annex ~ ” t. 2 Ea : : " vt March l . eee ; ‘phow ltie outstanding an ber 31, 192 ’ S k proposed rs: . The ‘value $25) 8 its capital of ite stock 4 Pout, | 4.17 1 168! 10% ae ae eat oe Sen “noe eo, gg os gaphncre of Decem mon Stoc be as follow ital stock (par tmuously on 1 both classes ‘ 7 nai 4 1% . 7 t— 107%} ,1 ” i Wen ae aE eon BONDS. ae . ‘t made a gen 7 pa Liverpool standing as h of Com would capital paid con . dividends on ) The dividend ; 1. os 3 ; - 10S 5, 1073 arr.t 10] | —— IOMES1 Ic — A oak A : -* | Marret Seeks lrading ni Zz « a «we | f 500.900 si ares N Company © pe 7) shares } id ds have been is paying % Common . . te Me Ny , 103 LOT OS eee L — "Tite! 71% oe, “AN % jin yes Gue, but after pee oe é of one | igguance o tion of the vag 1g Authorized 763,47 es Divi en Water Oil Company d 2,061,223 shares k has been increased pe 102% 4 le 145 | 140° ep Sere [All Pak 6 09 T. ney ee >; a. NTR | iat ar on O pointe ned’ Wick r on Boy i share cupetahant Cumulative 1,500,000 shares 5,480,733 shar Tide 10,700 Preferred an h ' Common Stoc Dividends have 4 8 ile . ty 149 ty 149 ty 9OnL) O9%, IAG &@ EG! 44 QT, OT 5 12 4°10 | cline c See terian et ee ee gored Convertible 6% value).... 1, 0,000 shares | Oil Company (namely $23,410, t on the of $1.50 per share. 1903 to date, eee) fs | C S inberg 1! 22K} 22x} 22: ise aL 6 4 O2%y 1021, 102 4 | ‘aawed ‘covering’ be” wae ons for trade k ($100 par , . 10,000, Associated Stock he current paymen ual rate ing with 7 ' " ’ oe "2 o 1/ AP « oe. 102 - lr ed ¢ . ey Crop bos rs 1 ed d Stoc . te ; ater om on ¢ for t the ann Stox k ommencing é RT Mark ° le ‘PS +.} 49%, Seat ae AR Milé 6s; J eee. oe. | Bovine % ieuiens feces aan t feeling ove — nm Stock (no par v ea of Tide W f the issue of C Seiad: asia cents per share, or eae Common Stock of the “ny O52, | MEMBERS 29 aaaet eo | oO: 249 | Am WW a 6) 94 1021. 102 ne 10 | and weer ye a lees et owine to re Commo pen outstanding in the event 9 of its Preferred 3774 id continuously on the Cammoen : .- Si . i . k. Chicago and -§ O71! 28 ! oT. —e sity tg 4 6 ca 2 as 4 if 3's | ll ‘ | - algygn Pe of Pongal ae. oan delay ae meek { The Stock may be increased h conversion been ape one year. ; te dividends on : ; “ii i] New el Stock apogee Bact 818 | 13 es 1 sas | \& & 16s 1 951y) 95% 2261. | favorable weather ‘ae not active offer by Tide Water Ol a ype ec resulted in a profit "Ht te the iakention te tna of 6050 —" ened 4: ait & ge ala “GRAM mer! 2) nm) DA 10 "| doa [AS Fin be) 30 69%, 6A) 67 70 | and “while comparatiern Scand October | pula Associated Oil Company sof the Tide Water OF a Spey Se te ae 5 yeoniaelr F ces Oe Company, p 83's | STOCKS, 11 19%4' 10 64123 (193) ret Des menmmnermuttien ‘Dis ” ‘advanced to ie “general ges of the is is also true o ‘ustment. a s as of Decem : Water Oi] y ky. pe | ey Private Wires P| R1g8m aoe edie __..!A G ate’, ce ae oe ee ae Sone ization. This is eral readj balance sheets « of the Tide Wi both com- * pagt 977. t 1 31%! Bila) Blt. | eold ‘up net uins of about Boog The_opere its organiza ear of gen ividends on solidated t es, and tion of ia- 4° P 2 Fast Direct ae , yt} 31% | wing pet fain f, the first. 18 &6r ince its fi92l,ay dividends The Con Compani condi ha mt att, "s Ban . Q Irn ety By Se xtended to 18 86c in every year 8 tion o ilable for ey d Proprietary the sound financial asects tocurrent 4 wm ' . 425 6° Seria 15 : for | " a aa 18 &K&c an i me se e tg YX as r "' roviding for re epproximatc. ; Preferred Stock 18 tO to Common Stoc ‘ each share of ) - - 113 ° age vo, S. 13, rug. 15 paoréanuting sit pga oA ao after p the year 1925 a Combined The July 1, 1936, in share; that is, of Common Stock. Ene Ah “« | 4 . First Mortg Pavable Fe . > ! rei ae gg tuarke? Was : west at rrniid “4 rae figures for Tide Water 15 846 in on or before rate of $50 per f two shares * 108 ' : a | Interest 4 put . inte from tiie ie "Y Petey ia@s~zhned i a Year ended ted 17 $9,2 ry time ituted at th e hangeable or of accrued ate (a KS | : | op 1927 = 1932. $1000 dai es 1 a flernooy =_— ep bom At aS 3] Assocta 9 $4,923,3 / 7 858,898 the time consti value 1s to be t 13 to be made be adopted by the By! On: STOC fee Feb. 15, 192 —$500— nd fluctuations were “harro sin fig aa $4,291,96 2,908,216 303,742 ock of $100 par veccion, an alban sa edd ts sede right n ek ination $100 $ st Shiock May wee porate & 5 0! ; S&S ne # 7% 3 1922 ; 5,950,682 898,413 10,3 8 059 St the time of con y to be in called for E iw!) oon BOND —— : Par and Intere © tober 17.56. oe: = Seed Crushed. aia 1923 6,405,329 “eo 059 17,678, ‘ ts At the terms and conditions Stock shall be the date fixed for ree eee Be 1000 58} | rice est | “More Cotto 17.—Cotton seed | 1924 '000,000° oneanae co and tntere on If any Prefer prior to ion price in the even Sie ial | IN : r on Request “-ASHINGTON, sonths period, August 12,000, ings represented by properti New Company extend up to ten ae the ae in the charter. Di nos: | ase = GRA Descriptive Circula R. E. CO. crushed 1: ary 28 tot. ales @ for the eae | A re: ts of January 1, 1926. 25 are equal to toh rhe tee a gueuiies oe ean ge othe condos were, the charter % 90x, | ° eee ed eee ton eed om band | * Adjusted to ies acquired as ar 19 of Pre The Charter under certain ement pi ae | ds & Sor DIN BROS. R. | peried @ yeRt ago and cotten 744.296 tone | fa efflieted compen fits for the ye 471 shares of Fs tion; dividend or for a full stat vaste i* a a totailed 7% eae ste 2. | . t pro the 763, ‘ f talize a stock ‘ the charter ‘ ue | r period a eee oe sotaite Fear Ago. | te certa:n bined net pri ts on ble of capital: de to ers. ‘ a: R, A. G. Edwa GIRAL tnut Street t Mo. /&t mills got 598,021 nnéeneed. The above S dedi fe anemia the foregoing ta to approximately Reference is ma preferred stockhold has « eat | Members 813 Ches St. Louis, Socng ened hae dlengp sir mye | times the annual eg tgp 00+ oe gene a pa wegen Pa Compeny the rights of the ease ymee l fect that each Company the | mm > } } “© v sa . ) i : — J ' ° . ae k Exchange (i Chicago perage” Cotton eas | ee -jprsesncny semonich sit Seen che alle aeapiead atin Samausiing Sean tat Ce Gomes taaten, ; | NewYork Stoc € pepcaitors preg nny weg oe gs Fale +1 etre army the 5,480,733 myvr as any ot A review of operation. In t units in the The re- : i sz 4 | St. Louis Stock Exchang f | ar FET tl gn 4 $2.40 Paget table, without iain ena, y prior to — iia long record of v9 ag sot ae sae and eye Mid. | al ——_———— . . | ef meee oe larch 17.—Cotton | erred to : he Common Oil Company the fact | Company transporta , West coasts and crude = chang . SANS. March Po: ~ Mav. refi e of the ated to . red New . 10 juction, East and of tock Ex EW OR ne 95c: | ised by the sai f the Associ justed, owing es acqui fortified in p on the of the cet (i Chicago S Trade ; lepened steady: stare! etober. 18.950" | raised bove profits o rofits, as adj fits from properti well New Company will be assured on | of 2 * es-: tux See: On ace The abov 925 net prof the profits fineries of the the United States, the Associated Continent and Bast- cet | Chicago Board “" « RECEIVER'S | esc; Tt.088 i C Shon i camparable cade be do not imciude Continent wor ym ony nile , and having barrels daily les. It Vice- Shea. of New . Liss > f aint ment at 1 (2 nt outsta Rp Zine stronger “2 March nd futures, acres of 10,000 : near Los 2 ; , E. L. “4 Water Of) Company oe Sugar Company |@ 1, 1926, all of the ‘eceiver’s Certificates of | steady’, elcetroistie.” Spee, at Sh | 10,000 barrels daily spacty of 24,296,300 barrels. wah Semeying Vice President of Tide ee q . : | Bteac. ‘to 14 e . Firet Mortg : = any r " oo abo gc fama East = Antimon) T Company fweight Beas ‘- 7% Gold Bonds a United Railways Comp f said Certificates pase. “eet, to $7.51 i, ete., with oars Ose ether te 7 2 | 4 and aU 's a, . —Standar on 4d: * 3 12° IT Due October 15. 104 - fm Funds for payment o d interest coupon SOLONBOS., Mageh 17-8 thuures, £08 erie | far? 924-25 crop se : . hereon an , ith the ne es i sme Od; futures esa . 803 IH] During the — pany expe ime and premium the ill be deposited w the jaiecttolytic. 90 fees ta: Hembed-the. largest rao ia- MP due April 1, 1926. k in St. Louis and Omits | J} Tence its history. an e- RB Nationa] Bank tion in F 40% over the pre- - First a a Oo 4 * 7 of Aoes Veurs production. tore — r £.$2 | | & Te Ce; gay oe | 10s. a) aiek’ weet. £53, ie. cw York, rye w. ee » Linseed | t Company of N tation of y Turpentine, Flax, agony Guaranty sTus j on presen 6 A aepeemeet Ge: a eas 4 w. oe er ae nud same will be paid “res April 1, Can fs efirm. 4% 2 wales, 47. Rosin and 4 - Price - . .f3 coupon, CLO- Sieanesite. ‘3 _ was op 7.06% Certificate and a ale d coupon due ne jm 80d attached uncanc Be Company a eo | The National City above firm E and beiow LLA WELLS, Gank Gide fe Der], 1926. RO ee tive (ASL Cont renee oes } | 40 f f mp o } ip Nn e ~ c . eni ont , Se se ; j t . ~ fs. . é 3 ‘ so 4 . 3 > ce a | U3e S=" 0. h>>5 * : 714¢ As Rr ™ { e: , . — pan 5 FGHI, 1 a 100 114.580: WG, 14.7 Wwe, 15. } : t : elephone—Garfield 1 Se © | 4 t rreg h 17.—Ciose Flax. | . March > eee July, | eT. Minn. o 27%: i THT LUT CU le: Mar. $s i reh } pape war \ ~ art am. ~ a neeity —- approximately 175 t Bayonne, iin | refin located at tide water s : r tt covers pr : =~ incipal refinery. ee ee o handle incom nha has aa is equipped with amp 7 ‘oPR 6, ments from eee Se ports ro countnes opping 10,000 berrels daily capacity Oklahoma (Drumrigh owned of kburnett ). : in Texas (Bur i tn another * : ~ in 1888, 1s 4 , . e amnous throug su ee mn a re ite, of Marietta, Ohio. George White, spp | the Preferred tictpeted t lication will be prey yg coor Sal be tie Means an a - Stock Exchange a is Petentene Stock and Bond Exchang apie Yours truly, ‘ ’ TIDE WATER me se COMPANY Dated March 6, 1926. Axtell J. Byles, Preaident. aceteeeee — RE rt ease — ~ ood ~ — ae

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VEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCT 7 cae \ ele . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - oe ae se — aerate ersesane tea _ — — —_——————— urniture Co ae SIX MEN HELD AS RESULT 2 qemen at | OF FLORIDA LAND SCHEME The, | ammert Bp Former “Boy Wizard of Wall it eee —s Street” Among Those Accused Hae. 3 & ew ~ gage pg Rec eC oe. —_ Popular Cc News Le : 3 . - 4 t owe S&S Br et. & Bao” toc9 ene 5) B ee oo see aie ‘ . . . —— em ~— =a 911-919 WASHINGTON T ©’ | BNEW YORK, March 17. > f RUGS - - - FURNITURE ube 2 Sey Fe ] Special Values For This W eekin Lammert Furnitug ‘'TEDNESDAY, MARC stock swin ig, i le , over a Florida real estate scheme. o e. 1 te ae o Greenhaus and five. other men ee Pe UE or wanes Staten District At. f= ak FRESHMAN eo ees snes : ast abe / ne »perations L sTiniin . i é Bs i : ‘3 Ps $2.50 a Week velopment and Construction Co + | Bee . ° : He was acting as secretary of ine r ~ milk: This wonderful 5-Tube Freshman Radio Set brings = ae me company. He and the preside | Ni , 7 . | : A coast-to-coast with clarity and volume. The set that ts s ae Pen. ary Dene te 95000 | ine-Layer ity be Bs country by storm. Mattresses t. ate | : a de i —) COMPLETE ~ 50 ot His Sele: of sca% wale ee = Pi The Freshman Masterpiece has a 5- Batteries, Tubes, : i Full roll edges: covered i am Ee sh tube tuned radio-frequency circuit, —— $ ’ and white striped ticking: egies | aie embodying the latest in radio. Pos- Loud Speaker, . for full-size bed: special ag ~~ | i sesses great sclectivity} easy oe Installed Free in e- eee / oe Table This Table Lamp is 26 antique gold finish. Geary shades in a variety of Gm are 8 inches deep, inches wide. These exceptionally well mame? artistically tailored, ae ™ have ever a =” offered before. e*te+ee0 ooe >+* * % i cc ead oo oD OO % On halons i use Sa ge a aR eg ee wren ‘ ‘ : his ere a st Ne se FR a LOR aN ME Nit eh ORR NR IR Td) ese ONS af beatin? 4-Piece Normandy | Dla Burgund Walnut Suite Walnut aca " $1.94:00 *149:5° Full four ee , These fine Bedroom Suites are in the | - 1] pieces are illustrated. Made much-sought-after Burgundy walnut. ot Normandy walnut and gumwood. They are unusually well built and arti shaded and high-lighted. 50-inch dresser tically designed. the interiors bei s- — arge chitiorobe with drawers and entirely of genuine mahogany The hanging space. Large vanity has triple ciiftorobe has hanging space and five mirrors, center drawer slide on dresser drawers. The graining and the finish and vanity. A very weil made and of the walnut is especially beautiful generousiy proportioned Suite. Bed If you are seeking a good Bedroom wae setetically drsigued bow faut Suite at a very low price, see this one. = : AESRPRERAABRAESALBA HE HKSEHKE KR EH AERAABERSEHRE BEATA LARA RHAR DA i — 4 alee earn ae ot gh aid + Seah) aN PT aa Inga ae Meg oP Rit eet AOI RTI ° - >.» ee ee ew .. * ooo LL LN ee TT os eee eae _ oe a ——

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Lindenwood College girls in the annua) musical comedy oftering at ot. Varies. yr : CriOuUs Ella Wister Haine CHAPTER XXIv. Stratecy. ICREY!” Gatnes directed man, “keep this gang x while I hunt the gir! Shoo the first one who stirs.” He was off, @ashine from the room. flash- light in hand, while Mickey stcod grinning at his three prisoners. “Sar,” he commented, “you al! about had us fooled!” The two Milanas began a burrie? » 232 conversation, firing a volley of Si: ss questions at the old woman who a7 ma&intained a stolid. claring silence. See | while overh Gaines’ footsteps 73 could be heard. running from rocem ee to room. Hae 7 “If I thought rou two crooks up id’ were in this I'd shoot rou where fa: a you stand’ he swore as he re- re joined the group. “Mickey. stand 4 that old hag against the wall She's going to speak, or else forever hold ~~ close-rarnge re- whimper for help, the barrel of two volvers, began first ‘o and then to cry loudly her arms outstretched. “Wants you to reacue her.” Gaines commented to the Mianas. “Suspect rou're not-any mere eager te do that than I Make her squeal! She understands rou. Pind out who tock ' J? Walter ts behind this hes going ‘o pay 3% big price: The old woman began ‘to pour fourth a volume of Spanish dialect, * nip & Peal ber peace!” Pe hae eat ft The old woman, lIeoking into eo Be 8 ia pe Le pied we Fars NEP Sr ed ls ot wy ieltteess "fh Paris’ cat fe ear s parts ae *s 4 . — ee eee om Pree alee Er Repth gh on peered: “7s ) lana Sp) SO Ee iin ~~: SS > ; = the gir. ei tee 7 ¥ Bre ea wate s gtr py: - ty wg 4 accompanied by protesting £es- a: ‘ : tures and floods of tears, while the 2 2 ee two- Milanas. hovering over her, . eo i. ; as tae implored and threatened. la bi , “What were you damned fools Pe. ig doing” Gaines flung his frst | 9 question at his assistant “I thought an. i I brought trained help down here! ow e Get out and send each man in «ie one at a time!” a - Mickey wanished, and the two fa : ft assistants. reporting one ait a time, f Ge assured the detective that every entrance and window had been clesely watched, and tbat no one had entered or left the bouse. “We haven't missed a trick. Bess. You brought the girl in and she's still here.” Gaines considered a moment. “Then there is a subway.” = said ortefity. “Find it while I'm bod puttieg this woman through the she telling Oey Oe ies: 5 ps A. OR Tiatany OF ae Sees So RW me, ws hae LEE MALAY STAI LAR RT PELL LHD es. Noe tale ose pt: he The ptstol cracked. a >dbaliet whimsed threugh the air, entering the wall a few inches above the o'd woman's head. “Talkine now?” Gaires asked careleasity. “The next one wil! get your right hand, and [I'm not wait- ing leng. either:” The woman wept louder and be- gan a fresh torrent of words, in- terspersed wtth curses, Dut this time Gaines con!d see that she was making some kind of a confes- sien, and he camght enough of it to tasuve a cert order to Milana. “Ramon, that money and : bring it here!” Wilana. after another question to the Madre. burried from the roecem, returning presentiy with a heary canvas baz “One thousand 4o!l'ars tr goi¢d™ Milama’s voice shook with rage. ’ ee er een ete Beco. 3 PEER IAN RONG ran ¥ y . owes Tae TRE Pride o 7 Se) i! “She says a Japanese offered it to Mg her for the gtri while she was pr-- "4 partes her supper. He guve ber ‘_ seme drope to put in Carolita’s tea, a and hid in the kitehen while we re. were being served. The Madre has ‘4 not seen him since’” q “ask her if it's Walter's work ™ r “She sars not. She aays that 4 Walter premised her Bip money F within 24 hours' She says she i: thought she might as well pick up 4 this extra thousand. as long as —3- ie pet. * ge an identity, 3! theugh I think I'm going to be able te- prove that in another war.” “Hiew”” asked Milana desperate- tw. “fer God's sake. if you hare a ray of hope, speak'” ' @"Threagh the ring’ “The ring’ Tou re Where®” his stones were Lous, ss be at £ | 4 >» Per y bd , t : ~ 7 ‘? * seen mered hy 3 : . ' ; y . i ee a Lt oc i> a : ~ . ~~ Then 2? Oh & afar ir’ t as Hine 7 2? : ‘ a aines waited while Milana . 7 ° - oo with the greatest agrmocuuy xtra ; : - ed a f -onfession from | 7 - ~~ a ° * - - ard Mexican az a feat w : o - ‘ ~~ F ast ©. & a See F: BS: pias? a a “4 ~~ ~* - reat thor cheated hem both. playvec hem hoodwinked » chat against each other and them so successfully vears she had been piling up the gold, more and more gold, selt. eae Gaines, catching the drift of the tale, listening with a suspense never exceeded in a lifetime of hriJis knew that the old woman was telling the truth at last. [Fear had conquered. =! the last act of her th thousand dollars in gold being net that had caught her in its final tos. “Now, then.’ Gaines warned her “his man will taxe you to your reom, where you'll stay tiil we c vou go, and if you try to escap we'll shoot rou at sight Under- stand °” She understood Weeping and nr ~ TY ~ ? 4 “ > a + protesting. calling On a iong iine ot sainte to witness her innocence, the madre was led away while Gaines . > . + : wi« _ studied her confession. exclaiming as he reac. Ramon Milano and his brother sat in the silence of despair “I suppose we might as well start for penitentiary.” Mario said bitterly when Gaines had tuckeli the confession away in his pocket “Our lives are over' tha ee we t his fist at Was vou who did You! YF told you to > gtri alone! I told rou to Keep reur mouth shut! Now the whole worid will ring with eur name: “See here.” Gaines interrupted him, “vou fellows might as we! stop accusing each other and listen to me. } He. shook oVe , kL & 7 . . et 7 a Neither one of rou will go to the pen if you'll! tack face about and help me, moreover yon 1 your moner, every cent of it. You know that all we want is the girl and I'm convincé@®tBat Carolita is our gir!! Not only does = every- thing in the old Madre s confession point that way. but the ring—’”’ he was iost,in thought. ce > Fe. ‘ es . “You promised to tail o ha . tin * Manion ‘ ring!" Milana’s dropping spirits had clutched the straw of hope which the detective held out, “do you know grho has it now”’ “T can’t say who has it new, nt Pac! Rernolds had it !ast!” “Paul Reynolds! No:” The Milana brothers gazed at each ofher in amazement. “Then was he who stole "=*” Mario qnrestioned. ++ ‘ “No.” Gaines renlied. ¢ was feund under the seat of section 3 next *o the one in whick vou were d‘ecoveréd Dus dead.’ ‘An@ Revwno'ds claimed it own a é a = wa ncoRrs id ) Ts “Yes—I"m wonderirge hew he knew uniess Carolita told him. Did she know Marto *” i “We'll have to fathom that mye tery at a iater date.” Gaines was saying when 2 somnd *rom ‘he rear that wor wore the rng, © » * : +s ef the house made him ston «nea ing and rush to the door ** . . ae : . Mickev he eried as the young * » - * ; Amer . an en eTead “ vA I “- jA” & ee Ne ‘+7 sree “4 oF - © = « —_ -~ ' = * iss Be ” ine ¥ neariy 1009 feet long, I should sa -_ SC s > = + ~ oOpers P ie > LF 3 - iD «a J 4 r e * * #7 we dirt .00r oO an acodte snracrk apparently deserted “Amvthing in the shack’ “& @ot and tabie. coupie of chairs, miserable looking place ” “And no trace of the gir! anv- where” No trace, boas. but thew went through that way “Of course amd are on their Wary north at this moment. Mightn't ther have her hidden somew here n thea town er Gaines” Shant we make a thor search before we go fturth- er>” “Yes. Did vou get that wire of: te Revynoids” “You bet. got plLone mMmessag” 2 Dugan better threugh to ‘Good enough. I could hope for sountry are mostiy when you need them: . seen Walter Iinek i .._ phones in this than “What shall rou do now M lana asked. his anxiety again *u mounting «vervthing elise Who is he Japanese, Gaines” Is #he safe with him?’ My God, if ! ld bat know Tina's the forst 3 neg _ @ find out Mitanma. and you ar ) ome to ich it. CPt a ne on the Japanese,(everything there is uncover. Ss : ; ieliy that hit for Los Angeles or dug deen ee inte this ¢cpaxg’ » aan hoa ’ - ciined '& think : 08 Ange: ex 1? he’s We : TIS 72 : "Tis ? oe nz _ $3s ~ - > Bo now. TF a : r = th 6 tes % ae * ef order om te a gg ret { = : Pe LO SE too a ig Ie Ainge As > _ EES diniiatiais on a —_____—_—_ ee > os AND DPON’TS | HOLDING RESPONSI | , ; ; % vi er : VCCESS IN BUSINESS .% Ye A | S — bes hicenienieieciinleiiiiiliias i By NELLIE E. GARDNER : . “ | Daoennide Cnt e behind this, do y ya ° mad the nza—I[om won- — Y Be *t Envy the Boss nasn’t had tim Do ‘ asn"t had tim nt VV . — z - ae) ~ et re r} ee - . , a eT the boss. i = r . r 1 Ss wr 4" - ** 4 . ae + hy t > . -_ rl ¢h rit pe suda.i¥ Parnes 2:8 cork foe us at the othe think you do all the Work—bat ge UsuUai: . = ~~ ~ ~ on) o = ’ * -— =~ i : ee arries the load left-orers. ~ 4 a | > yom - is ac »eeEn ~ vour .salars Bu ros the salary for —~— we + ~ + » * xd « b ae mt = a al ae oe | . a 2 - ? ~, *eof onsh.s i i - ad . . . ** ° ; m > - i ~~, an” Say this find Out anc If you stop, doesn't he generally find some means [oO Carry oc. a f en head ver eare in ve Ye he —— — — ; -e 4, c ; hn erro if [f his brain stops functioning, if his judgment Is mm erfor, i with the girl and thre girl with hin 7 ; a ae a -- ~+ n me ~— s ; = om ‘ > - = bo ‘ a Lis capital is inadequate, or if his creditors become too harsh. of id ron wan»n* amvth "oO x ~~ - a Z A Bed « . ot - me + Fe 2 .. 2 .. Is = _ a > —entet Bose ane see _ his debtors too lax. the clock stops ticking and the lights are turned A ‘=> own a “ _ al m 4 r can put that in Your pit nd = out.e : - _ - s + 4 ae , - cmoke i would be enough to You are only responsible for your small part of the @ars works send me Scooting right out of the © , ° rour ich now’ And keep vour Give to your emplorer vour loyaity, admiration. and respect. head ut in fairness to yourself. or in justice to him, never give him ‘ Ww, 3° makes vou frtj3 re — ee - ae ie or -s « , ~ 4 = > ss > > -9 + “4 7 i = went tare trattes te ws betes. oie and keeping “contact launch” appointments may iocok easy to the man Cat : 3 j _ - @ r a t -- oled me alb right. made a dupe or woman who measures work in the terms of manual power. If rou ake a. 2. > io rn : ° >) = mf? Ar : le > — a _ % , c +, drew me into fails r n think it ts a snap, what=& pity you can not change places! mess mavn nto the en. fora [ wn ime } t ? ee to +7 : “ P The brains back of any business is the motor power. No mat- snow -——— ris bitter soui PD ret ter how handsome the bodr of t ] ithout ie I eeiece ter how ! is > the vody of an automobile, without a good engine . inwvectilvYes aZainst The Ore rr >a as - et @ ~ - a = + * . * . 2 = :. iia . . i ~ . aCeCasas ran 40 Gue iro, UI the outton that maxes the wheels go round, but he must generate ma a wr >is }-Awe x= > ; ~ eo a ~ +» - ~ ~s - - " + 's2 : . - the power itself. or nothing hapvens. thorgehts a>s ssa a Ps Aes * he a4 bub 4 od ‘e . - - a = be 4 > ae, : rr - 7 _ | ad One reason for this, no doubt, is that the man on top may hare risen Pertamt positions with the same srasp. victory had Deen about to | «pom the ranks” aed conseauentiy } ~_ brilliancy they have shown in eR: = ; >) IPI PRP ie he ty 4 }e So ii r lawn and sew—~unlees seenk fro the ranks” aad msequentiy knows from experience w it at y t(naey nm In fr lew . . ~~ y ’ ’ T Rewn: ia bez a been ° #7 er et uggs ee is ? J e gown here other tields to endeavor. Upper + _+ ? ~ > > . , -—> ~~? $a 7 +7 3 ; > e ‘ . ] “ . lo foilow—unless—— Men and women in business have the bad habit of ‘slamming left—-Miss Alice Mummenhoff, An wuprear ° ope md «hante : ~ . ; oe iia 2 . An uprear of ¢1 anc OUTS, a boss 1ims it orer, and see if most of the ingratitude isn't on that private secretary to Postmaster- biaze of light. burst through the \ , G l Harr . s e 4 , eorer nn re ¢ ny ” 9 sy 1? d of jails and prisons. highwarmen _ ? bi] *h* Ps . 3 > te P . and: redoders, that chidheod. and > hs e ~~ _ “* 7 — ? is type Oi ae. vepncy seem ain Tm Oct Pears Mast , 2 > e | ~~ Ww Ase 9 a al > é . . >. Vn ime OLBer hand. Prod ms are - ro = rT? sy Wee > = ever soived bt codzing }¢ issve f. = 7 ~ ‘ ~—- ~ _ F =~ a ~ 7 sta S Wien Jeoanuny ‘aces ngs belonging to me or to other mem.- he re > > * > - _— ie . ~- > ~ ‘ ~~“ 7 mJ =n. 4 A — * kh ; - , . 5 ‘ —S mother in defense of her %-rear- al ; » , ws Cid Dov, and another mother ar wer _ Z - a ~ ~ . rues La ‘taking food r pennies - ~ 2 's Ss not considered pilfering.' Some- Umes the juveniie offender is ac qiitted ne parent on the ground that “he does it In such a cute war” or that “he is so unselfish— SP Peyer I» is joing ~ These are oniv a *ew . merous exkcuses wh Parents os — ee eT Di i ia re PD te - we mseives DoD Oe PCH IV ed. Stealing must be considered steai- nz as soon as the chiuid as ce- ° ? . ~~ ’ . > reioped mentaly and socially > *he point where he is capabie of eo ae ° 4 differentiating his property rights from these of the eon! t om t = Pe i@ 4 6witth har f . ” , whon omes tn contact T=? mre he or eal be! eh 7 oa > ™ - w & he “oo ‘ ro. ~~ as Rat o- nost imren are warmed at an early ‘ an eh > “ey + —* + ™ cee . ae wae. SUCH ACTS are aza S he Ww'shes £ te iP YaPre nis 8 * ' ha © " a © Ee “~~ rea ' OF ee er Le ee ? _™ = = sa ‘ i ~ + &* mon A - i = 9 F4 ~ > : , - * Nea * . , ~ ~~ — a * - - ™ 3 i r ced i > t - r o oe | > - - ’ : re 7% - ol - » . - 7 9 _ Orry 4 Th be dae “ rex” ir a > ~ * -s Te? ee ee ow — . _ " _— * . ™ = ? cr > = ~ oa don ~ A. i eS Paso “ ¥ . mi . 3 icance ov Pe Tt using . i 7 eat? te > —" o Fan 7 ; ur gratefui appreciation for fzvors. worth, Let us stop over-esti., and under-estimating the worth and work o? bess. Unless he earns h pay. there will soon be none of us’ a iin USEHOLD | GGESTIONS sheives pans. for the pantry we keep our pots and more durable than shelf paper and does not soi] neariv so easly. + = s _ That Troublesome Thread. Try pulling off rards of sewing cotton or silk from the new land rewinding it machine. This Tt : °e SUA Pave: Ort sev era] SsPpoc on . preven‘ before us! the sewin ha a i sreat quantities and thread to break. 13-17 os . mi Easier to Match. > e 4 I? there are a number of chi?- - - al “ or >. = FS. eaaa 4 @ Meath of St. Patrick, the patron ace : : wise aiWars ‘9 buy the same style wo ims a Tee 'aQ ed b ryt oe harms a . . i aint and epti.es beIns and grade of buttons. Then. if one a ro es — + ? 3 = > ° are the meraid Isle, the legenit S$ missing, there is always ore to . - : e Te. on 7 ¥ - te. - . takes ont of Ireian of the story is that when banishirse It rick chained a monster serpent te a reck in Lake Dilreen, telling him Every Monday Sinca, according to neighborhood ‘fork. a ee ; , is aroided tt. Patrick who nad driven the P 2 J Baby's Dresses. if sometimes more convenient to Dind the neck and back opening of Daby'’s dresses with fine lingerie cape and tie the ends, in place of a Dauttoned opening. It is so much easier to tr at the back of the Iit- tie fellow’s geck than it is to »>nut- ton. and besides it may be a little comfortabie for him than a One version | he stakes and che toads, Si. Pat- Oo remain there until Morday. that serpert Tr ore ~ - a a ie i..3 3. n 3a its 2 ms ‘ aa ? Sutton “ ~ \ Wa Ac? na oDy En Sip ~ Sort Smoak° oe Bs 1 en . = ows > . -- a nm i o 9 ~— - , a a 2 wJ at 4 pes Oo nese wh ffuse it it omen S proves nothing bnt the bad ‘taste . > 2 ~~ ~ + —discard like tissue Better results ET: How to Beautify Hun- tioms in the Cabinet. Center—Mrs. Mabe! P. LeRoy, Recorder of the General Land Of- fice under the Secretary of the Interior. Upper left—Miss Anna O’Neill, Assistant Solicitor in the State Department. Lower leftt—Margaret M. Hanna, Chief of the Office of Co-ordina- tion and Review in the State De- partment. Lower right—Mary M. O’Reil- ly, Assistant Director of the Uni- (rar is decoMming tie mast popu- . ik? mor mn zi S$ aS e sPascn advances. and ther S$ a Dig de~ ~ - -_ ~ > _— ee he > ~ ~~ 3 A and ¥ 7 . orign*? ; * ss " > - ’ Ww 4 eq + mings. , ——_- + . { ne i) Hosiery buyers say there is a ' - semewnat vat Wells have now to be driven to’! aupe and a depth of over 299 feet under London to reach water. A ceutury ago the preasure of underground sufficient to Bring wa- wherever a -_ i = Biack @atin and Diack faiile cnats with gray Kasha liz- (he ‘acest imports. a + water was ter to + *-a ——— « surface itr } @ and 2c relieved hy boring was made. ** - _ - - = . * - 7 w 7 = Dar - 3r ia 4 . .% 2 ; - in eTay An ear aguakte at oe Me | Duy - pat 2 ~ ~- = = ~~ - a ¢ » “ . a.c SUeGEe OS es The Victoria Museum, in tlawa, Pale colored suede shoes was devyeioping serious crarks due ~]) Fo arG@ LO A Sop ep them beautit to “seiitlies ™, - =a os! a A ™ o “settings when an eartnquak ney Wil not icook well after they : : shook thimss up and the building SO do : ke have been worn in the rain. mat wear them on a doubituil day Bat if they have been caught in shower only. centinma!l brushinz will soften them again. Some suede | shoes wear shiny in patrhes The Bap is quickly rubbed up by a vig- orens application of the wire brush Soild at most shor shons Lae et as tt ever was. = = tg new as sound * A Lendoner inhales @n a day of heavy smoke fog about five brn- dred Dillion particles of dirt. which. placed end te end. would form about 250 miles tone. e: °" Rr _ ule QUALITY WETWASH NO LOST CLOTH 2B. Se. WET WASH — SED, TABLE LINENS AND TOWELS (ROMED—AT A SMALL EXTRA CRARGE CALL DELMAR 4860 \\» p\ N\ 4 \y — 3\ \ we me. . * i a} \\ Two 20-Minute Suds and Seven Rinses ' Special Thursday, Friday and Saturday |’ ] Seen Along bended and are Straight. ‘ans ILVER and are shown tea ™ smart -2ilea ~~ . ¢,.8z Evening frocks ate # mrasings . have leas lively perce od than evil —Livy - on P too constant wie eve thrges t& hertful—@yru . 7 nart of afl Chet £ olor of the rainbow . 7 Lingerie much £ es mings. the rippling Sa ing most frequent, | zm a > - The futuristic al ~-Teanyson. 2 ‘ a * * iz °C OTS. 10n. . * . . Bnation is the am ef ae —Ba.ley itest sport @ pleated ski uyentiing cise and ele id'e life always preducs ine inations.—— Lacan. on + >

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Pe oA M4 eM i aa” * - ‘Seen ACTS bh be driven to! 0 fect under | are shown to be worn smart tailleur. . s Acentury beaded and are shown . ‘color of the rainbow. underground a “ to bring wa- wherever a lingerie much favored mings, ippling Ing most frequcntly. ine fF Along Fifth A¥ '@ ILVER and pointed fa Evening frocks are still] rvabot -_ -— - -— - - - - - -—- - - - - - - - -- - - — eR TI Ee me PLING OEE IEE NAIL GME LONI TOE TE ET TOD 7 Bee es As 2 So f f __- - - ~~ > Al A Bl Bl Ml i i a i i in a ll ll tt i a a ~ ~*“na*¥_"*.~*._*-**¥"¥#wee#weonreeFeeFeweweeFeweewe-,--~-”™ ~ i" lt i i i i — ses --~- ~~” dren’s Stories *.. Household Hi ES eo OCCU CUCU rlCUh er CU eee a -_ it. a —_- - _ — - ——— = Se a oe CU CUCU nts — ~~ - ee ee eEDPNESDAY. MARCH 17, 1926. PVERNMENT SERVICE A 36 eeee+ seeeerre* flour and the finest of 9 2222: s5F5 si other ingredients he has el not only baked a most healthful loaf, but one ove o eee+ eo eeer eo eet oe + eemere +s oeeee oor eee oeeee ereoeerrrs 6 eeeewores + oF > * greatly improved in 0 22:20:55 see a 6 taste, appealing to chil- 9 2 2S F dren amd grown-ups = 2220sS=:EHiSih gE: alike. ea S23: : ssess os Physicians everywhere aes is te advocate the use of seers siaete et se Whole Wheat Bread as Sen R iene 7. an element of a weight ES Ses sas reducing diet and also Signe Hisense You will be each meal. o— “* o- *-———e merece - -- Ce - reer on ee ee eee “2c; * +o ow oer Oe eC er eee © eee Oe ere > wewwr~ oer Se - en - ee ew meer eS - 2 ome wee me meee sees | “se @8 oer ee “eeeee eee ee owe oweee in the interest of gen- eral good health and re- lief from constipation. $3: efited by regularly eat- 292 SS ing a slice or two with POUND fee Wrapped Leaf * « « OSS O68 6 OSS COO STOS CSS BOOT oe e ert eereeree Fos OSs He HORS ESTES FON Fe ee greatly ben- aoe eneererer® ono obs GPS HS OO SSSSSSSCEDOSSODO® + eeeeeee & e+ ore One On +e Reon + oe +e e =e + nen + 6 + See ree Oot ee oF tias eaece+-seeeroee eoseess seer renee i itt) hid te+ee aa 4 es -- —-eree aceon er “seer ee i bhai sor eeee er eee ee ‘sone lll i i i a i eer eEeaEIYS all i el a ~e ' an move forward with —eEOeEeEeEEOEeEeeEeEeEeEEE——E——=EEO— | —— an ae Furnishing the Small Home. I be appreciated. To make the joy @ lusting one great and Study should be given to the sub- ject ‘Sets’ and bulky overstuffed pieces are not for the small house. l‘irst, take into consideration the Hil’ joy of furnishing one’s new home must be experienced to care size of the house, the amount ot) light and sunshine it gets, the neighborhood, the size of, plot or gurden on which it is built, the amount of help, if any, to be de-' pended upon for its care and the income on which it is to be sup- ported. ‘These things decided, one certainty) toward selection. In the dining room. for in- stance, we find that a Georgia side- board makesa roomy piece of fur-| niture with its drawers and closets. | The gateleg table, drop leaf, or. re- | fectory table or the popular slend-/' er-legged round table, may be chos- en, according to taste. The chairs, | if chosen in Chippendale or Adams model that are all wood and with | the seat upholstered in leather, ta- will give the. pestry or cretonne, greatest and most lasting satisfac- tion. Twin beds have almost entirely | _mate furnishing is allowed, ‘HOME MAKING HELPS By WANDA BARTON eo supplanted the old double bed In room where is a dressing table and a chiffonier the one-time bureau that was a necessity is now omitted. The long glass, a real nec- essity. may be set in a convenient door orin a weli-lighted wall space. A dav bed in many instances takes the place of a couch. It is light and easy to Move on sweeping day and is quite as comfortable for an afternoon nap. ‘The arrangements for the en- trance hall depends upon the style of the house. The console table. with a formal chair at either end fnd a glass hung above jt, is an ideal arrangement. If there should be a fireplace, then a more inti- with shallow settees at either side of the lire and closets built in at either side. | a tnere ‘ali told ? a ——_— ttn ails — IO A AT — YMING OPTIMIST By ALINE MICHAELIS | Kiches, THE RH F was so rich men said fhe 414 not know the whole of his «o fate. how far his tands mighi reach his OLFTOOKS Migiit Tow, eI where his ships ‘ook treigh*t Ané yet his life was but ® sordid thing that lacked sweet love and thnat, ge he was like a bird with brokes wing thaf flutter= in the dust. Hea life was marked by cram piag peov- erty. want lingered where she wert; but she possessed a magic golden key to casties of content. And happiness within her soul had reo and honor fleurished there, while charity, with fragrant flower and fruit, perfumed the quiet atr. Mon count one rich. one poor, bot whe can savy which owns most wealth. In truth, the spirft’s shin. ing coins must weigh far mere fhan yellow gold’ Rough Dry Flatwork ironed 10c a Pound _ Spare your clothes two washday evils: Either they use ‘‘strong”’ soaps and powders which take dirt out quickly, but which often weaken the clothes so that they wear out long before they should; Or they rub away the very life of their clothes upon a washboard. However they choose, they are throwing good money away! But millions of women have dis- covered how to protect their clothes with Chipso. Chipso cleanses quickly. As quickly as safety allows. It con- tains no strong chemicals to fade colors or weaken materials. It is SuDs instantly—. then guick cleansin g. SAFELY! ¥ 1 day of washing may be harder on them than 6 days of wear— SoAK them clean—SAFELY! OMETIMES women still feel that they must choose between need. soap—but a new kind of soap. Made in thin white flakes for quick suds that soak clothes clean. ‘ And Chipsoisacomp/étehouse- ° hold soap. You can use it for clothes washing, dishwashing, household cleaning, without add- ing powders or strong soaps to help it take out dirt or cut grease. Chipso and hot water are all you Quick, safe, economical. See the cheerful blue-and-orange packages on your grocer’s shelves. A lot of soap for a little money, see how big the Chipso boxes are. To try it, buy the 10c size. Then regu- larly buy the big size. % a at i Utes pti? ; Ai : @ GEE tr Re Protea 6 Seqgite “| “Cecteeet