St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 18, 1926

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=i ree Prnaersr ren" ‘eo ae 4 ww an TT Drug Ce Kranson Tiros Tonneoen Liros er Sprechan Leon lrug Stem. + Ri ot _ ss 0 = i Mmcne7 _ (ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH) + re OMI PAGE oat Aull ng fare a i 2 9a 4 “AP “f° — * jf” “Y Wis In, gypeiniis a. 4 Gl “ttayy yy — i ‘ a . oT ae Bee | Throngh ; Rei: ee ee ; Rill Goowwnis a a hell, “nusle Mfnillliry, _splllldtditttttll, tm to, le «ieee “ «il L070 ost and eae — ” ll wo - MORE 2 : . ha PAGE 44 ) - eee a — —_— . a D1S ' ouis Ter oS eee 1 - ietiicemeiioiiesio: , as he? d ee “geal = By aes me THAT GUILTIEST FEELING : aS | aa {| weir. Jaspee-You 7 | | [ How DO You UKE |/ whys _ ae | | | SEEM To BE INTERESTED , : iT DAD? Ive ive ony + ee : : Int; SOME THING- WRAT — : | READ tT bemggs Just Ges as . OU (etre eT 1} GREAT ISN'T 'T!) To Rene ea. ¢ WR | P | WHAT ies THAT WOULD ewes J REALE iby Me fica | f yoy READINGS INTEREST ——- . : } He | PU VEX : aie’. You READ | | You~ Now Ni WU AY Piet — |ALouD To ME f/ | RUN ALUNG ene ace pik sf | Le a | a Tee fF yee y Years Old, E: Warehouse ai Kinley, Philipp ee a ein INSANITY PLEA MADE BY C ed PF Sehies > at oe SPR. « ani ‘ mt a s waco ‘= 1 M PEPS ee eee Behl roa +i chest Aah tel ™ ” :. Re Raa ah Ba 2 tug Pia * Pe ee hg ri € ! We se NS Brats Fil fh hn A atta cA Ay ~ ek Ny eee ng 2 AOE OLD SRM AMES Be Bt po ge ae BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS TOMBOY TAYLOR—By FONTAINE FOX Shot 17-Year-Old cause His Pay \ ficient to Per Marriage. .— WHAT Were || HS COCTOR ORDERED] [I / \ 4 ) > _e we ! > ad an ; lite? States Army are today for the m old Mancee, Wi he COU j me Wwe with sprimé. Our surplus dough has ail been tt. o ty eee ee penne : err Fie was the fir spent CONDIGN PUNISHMENT. rf ' to be executes For coda. and CoOKe and ever, (Hing. “Burglary Insurance Rates Low- Peed 7 3 % . But old J. P., and H20 ered by Whipping Posts.” Will soon be batting for the ast imei without re vyoung » veurs old, Walks fesial wurenouse ; alter a day sp t: sdvisor and ! TT) Teeoery killed Mv eigh at Manila in vittz of Apri a, 13; sten-dafighter of C€ foun P. Caimes, nredica ‘hey were engaged to rhempsor became necu use of his imabilit the girt And said he 4 fenivy to ki?) her and i ew whipping post tn Delaware Has made the burglars have a : ods, ; ~ B seas $5 cad: ae M at: 4 4 +: oa96 sf + ty + an” ; f ° zy? eee Pee se a ww ‘ tet TRY : 4 ort Prey: +e ; . Saeco eess bE ; ts 4 * ress : rm" ; . oh “ * ; ; . reaat? b —: ys - bie es eeeee: +4 aS fetsag ® Leek! sebeees siitt.. . eeeee ees tf se} Tere ee? £4 ; 3 , 2: =~ => ° aay as 4 , 4 $¢eatts +a. ee. St : oF The winter hasn't been serere care, But made it up by being long; For, when ther start to break the And harbingers will soon appear laws. To wake the echoes with their The cat o’ nine tails gives them ar | ees 4 || MAGGIE-OARLIN'-1m « song. pause, , | . «a — RS ee ER et SORRY 1 41? ++ " ‘ ¢ net. , , ‘ ; * rn WOKE, +N | OX irus MORNIN - And we Wi.ii £00n he cutting grass, As forty lashes tre} applied : : ‘ P ri | es + y [ ..4 = ’ a | And planting seed for garden sass. Cannot be nolle prosequied. POR | S : a Zz i. We wouldn't give a tinker’s hoot. QUITE so. For climates where they have no The man on the sandbox sars . . ad is own fife. | snow straw votes don’t repeal any laws, , : He if i «wxiding were ¢ “onld rever be able to Burieig: his wife. “tory of Murd The killing eeew Although were rather fond Of put they show which way the wind fruit . boner We'll let the tropie countries go. cae See where the Browns have A change of weather now and ; then aes 6 pyres were Now. Thompson had driven bby » the ) epee. Is relished by the best of men. as be same ps es ' y ——e ee . Oe : + te ; A No. 1 umpire can do for them : ; eee ... A] Oo — cigh. 20 eet | a ee LOST HTITTIA, “om MUTT YESTERDAY: He Doesn't | You THAT JEFE WHEY Qt HIM HANDLE THAT (00 ‘cee | GEE. How THEY | MurT, HELP mE SPCOFING, JCEE.) | ciniy mutt: | MUTT, I TD yowh, nee ae ae a | THAT € x > ee Nae uaaet (er VOU || KNOW =" YouR TWIN BRoTMee =| WIN CASY AS PIE when | ri. =} POUND BAR BCLe LIKE / ein || COMING TODAY? // Let THIS 100 Show BLL How \/) rt coucDA'T \= WAS TepRibeyel ton eid aie ‘Wer 4 GoT. WEA You ESHED OU AA0 | || oO} THAT I'm THe STRONGEST | ME SIGHTS KID CLUTTS Sey | iT WAS NTHING, x} Roun You CAR JUGGLE } | THAT .- 00 Ee ee | he Cc + - ne | (TS Remarikagee 7 ™ D BAR Beit ~ 5 LiET , Busy: n roduce depositions tt ME 'F WE SHOULD Co SFOULD COM || AND when He Saw mc Hanbie| SHAT ene Weems [, PYS% || Cocn tN can OE OE ey tie! Siem ee | ee : n was of unseund Ss : , ; ie 8 > ad , P 3 AN ~ \ ¢ w : } ' TT: Ai Ovci HIS EaDd ; : pe S$ 0 t = HALY ERS ON (tj “ HAL ERS cn | THAT 100 PouND BAR Beruw 4 peony nog ya — / oregon" | Ber: HUNDRED Times: ee ae S v he prosecution, ho | en THE OIG REVARD (| RYS Eves PoePPeD aT ce } | sed seatineh staan. ae / 4 He's a ¥Y ~N uced several phrsiciar | a HiS RICH DAD | MIS HEAD: He THOUGHT I WAS / | +tetees’ Saiied ared that after an ob bong ORFERIN'G {] YOU. BuT You GotTA TRAIN. GLA ? month they were of ae | TODAW AS © SPRAINCD = i=. =. ; ” ‘hat Thompson “did not 7 / bad 2MY ANKLE! / SS ‘ffer from any mentt -e : geese ‘ent. either temporary af \ nt. and is not so suff te When the court reas : Prosecution read a sig 4 n by Thompson. . 4 ‘a ' ‘ “Why did you decid tad oo ‘ies Audrey Burleigh?” i. ocaieatt Themoson replied: : on HC = md ' * te - [ a e> * ‘ot Important because HE REWARD SURE (Gwartz: | act-of June 10, 1922. : YOU FAP AAICAG || WE C4an Fix Drives me. but net orl ie | YOUR MIND — “THAT WERRA 7000 ‘ommissionéed, of credit a JCsH | +3D4 1 | WERRA Izz Se Vou | ‘y dey tor tay} BA \w a LAYER iacieiiniediae Cr 7 cadet at West Point a IVA You WARY | te) ‘ranted. would be a } a 4 HACE AA TRISS " salary, which t= ne Bp? 3; aii “ag serond Lieutenant to — Bie. | NL THE Cie —_ _ta * 1 | a “Secend: au cae if Nttraw Ker * (S= 4 | | — , a eect eeepc aa ——e ——— > a a ea ¢ ‘ oan Reard today rene! i ‘| | ~ or Tok is Ac rm iF You UI AATT “to ARGLE PROUT : i< aoe oat | THIS SO AHEAD- But ease [Yo : Cow’T SGotHer Us. i = 2 SS ee ete IE. Poor FELLOW, | a) << HES TAKING Q( eel AAS AWFUL =a BEATING rea - ~

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ARN UFFICER HANGED FOR 7 ° Amateur Weather Prognostica- | B. ; . e et an ‘ st \T A [? i. USSia. Mare h 1! . tor as Ds > os ‘ aortics te. : . tors Convinced Spring Is iF \SSED pugilistic combats, || on Wing at Last. e i Mi in whieh whole villages are | 7 a | ’ triauyed agaiast cach ‘ther, | Pee: Satie Ail doult ot ¢h binat@qu: weath- te, ; Wwe ve cn taken up ¢a spor. ae Li . 2 oa i »t wis omy ine 7. hal c rin ic = Bs ‘ PAL LILY i rOTT io} ¢* L} ‘ } © Op ; , 1gICSU tilat £2 Is not ; . ' rent to Permit Earl ane i 3 ° ° $ | umerous victims oeine | —_ oe ee nt "| | Defendants as to Where- | | During. Night — pameas | oe ae ee : I A . : ‘ “ } ul Y OLOan i i ikes and ¢arden seed out trot | us Chamberlain Marriage. . "abouts on Day : Niki teak Cull : }| sir ten ou : e Last Ca’l. ———— | PD. Anaceciat P c« ~HAaioVW f or tr) this Vent and By ’ ox é i oY . . _— ’ © Associated Prete a He the Assuciaced Press Th C 18.— Second- to the myth, the following si . _ at 6 aL ancreeagh | at ommon ccor MANILA Marci ..— Second pe ath. the fo! eine CHIETI, ltaly, March 18.—Fur-| @ wy AMHINGTOK. March -18 | 97 OUT OF 97 AT HIGH SPEED Fcoutena! John & Thompson of KS ~ enaed, were Nil in@:, er testimony ee ; Bs i : : ped EAD . . : a : 5 ee Lil€} @ im evar adi ng hea ory % Pre ide + {‘o lidgr of? Wash) aa 1 aa \'¢ nai eq? OX Mantis > ‘ing ~ . = } resident 9011 a . / +. . reg «¢ : e the 4 nit fed stares AY 1} Vv wes hanged Mt nse Mee fe? Be King oe | un stances vee ee indi * om sa ; ; 8 rh ae ; “a - ive Me I of \ f-2 Squadron of 3 cial start” of spring. wil] be at 3:09: ° j PS preceding he disar 'ton late today Oy Special (rain ioT | seaplanes Thought to Hold - here. today for the. murder ot is - is “ a oe pee oor : : a s ie! {Oda ' i ¢ - hi m nes Miiides pearance of the Socialis bDenu i his fathers home in Vermont. World's Record. By the Assoctated Press “aT. ld ge Ce ho ij¢ “4 j : : ¢¢2 ! i : : &f? d Pee ° | iji-Se¢at-O U lancee, Whrno;»n) i] Said MANNY KF Matteotti mn June. 1uvéa was id A companied by Nirs { oolidg: | Agsociatead P) eas. GENEVA. March 18.—A con’er- he could not live without or mar-| SOLER, BOOTLEG KING, | aucea toaay at the trial of oy jhe will arrive at Woodstock, Ver- | "SAN DIEGO, Cal, tare 'S—lence of delegates of the 48 states ry PCAISE OF his insufficient su ]- @ se ae > . : eS 7 i¢ t. early tommorrow morning i Se “a lan inners »f " e le 1 j al a : NAMED IN NEW DRY [AW men accused of kidnapinge - und 3 sions gia a at eae paane gt of the battle fleet | |which have signed the statutes of oe re AOriokn murdering t P ‘From that point he will inase (Me | gireratt squadrons under Com ze ‘ a ee Uv er] é v) . a asc: jn le is a a , ; ‘_ weet i if i - . * ~~ 7 oft ’ {) ay executed ij} peace . yb msec or Operating Di-tillery ; od n ° sts sin ’ ca ' ' ' lv-Inile trip LO *lymou | hv TyiQ- . , i the Permane nt Court of Interna : Angelo Fazvzi ny} (Siovanr ;mander Warren Child are thought . IJ Side | aghes ld . inne Near New Brunswick, t.— ee ee a sldiatae dh tor. } ional Justice will be held at Geneva ie / ' 4 rf ' enene . > ~ "Fin ore r ‘ = 7 ¢ , \ Ll a” liicge ¢ , ) ve st »] She a ie ” r+ 9 . ations (0 a lesion to the cour companied bv two ath: hersone Ei Dr. James F. Coupa | Dive gunners ea Vv rT. ’ squadron rs ee 2 ae aft : oa ce eI sinking |Several gunn f VJ-1l squadr : : Ce rmini and otne ‘linesses | a Col. John . C. oo-idge IS Sinking |Several gunners of VJ-! squadron, 5; the step-daug! fer of Cant Hamil- {| Senate of the Bronx wake arraig? v4] 0 ; : si sath vss JOHN COOLIDGE. ‘ | j "9 “te a Nort «} } for the convocation of such a meet - ami! 3 RB urralg described how Dum): Wee ar. rast. Dr. Albert M. Cram of Bridge- | t was reported at North Island, | ee | ton. P. Calines. niedical corps, and ore Ut 1. States Co 1ISSiON rested on the. onder of Gener ( ——e———— —~ ———— oe ar ; ay a ike wialte | today, also attained perfect scores ing on the inittative of Sir Austen they r ag he married. |* ‘ot on tapes Ate is physicien, reft the whi 7 : : hey were engaged to he married FVOUte! Debono. head of the a ecist | es ¢ 12-50 long enoug ghyin firing machine guns at sleeve Chamberlain of England. fhe Th nNpson we Pan ry , ar) * Peel css rot ‘go : o - eae, 0 : . j rmhouse a gee i ~ T t i ; rhompsc ; ber — ade sponde r)1 Iy 7 ee | : Ne [eae ™ e. Nic =~ ‘ ‘ militia. Wy ith whom 4 ‘ COT ‘ ree qd aoe Sf k e this announcement. fargets from their seaplanes. resolution provided that the ! piite because of is inability to marry} “ood and. 2 1 rs at arged hefore being taxen} ar & ,eenN } } : a ~ > the girl and said he decided sud- , e indictmeht with conspiring Gaetano Laino. head of :} ee pine se ph t r thre pain E | record. which Commander Mhild | tates be invited to participate : : . it aift Iza ili ‘ tore Oo ‘ 4 ar Ss SS ; S esS since lus Jiime Under | persons and tha? ha (T ainn) : | R : losi : stage two gas attacks al sen . ; beat B a ten ee ‘ aia : Ss toch SETOD iO eame at any time. He is losing ; : : ai : Sires to adhere_to the Court shoul Story of Murder ne [ibis inc. 2 h BR \ ities on a i aeonpele a an ground and .during the last hour it virtually perfect results be embodied in a multilatera! im- pe a sagt neniica ras inc., South River, (after the disappearance of Deputy / \y: twhrasr Trictas \. -;+ Stipulatic inti ee etty ate.”’ . a : and could not appre- The =i killine occurred fer; N. J., and to have produced 4.000 i Matteott! W: K: iby, Trustee. Asks for | tl] mation Requires Desig Iid-| was at a pr ttv rapid r te. . Officers who witnessed the tates! strumem an pp Thom had f | I] J ) | pike & sie j | tion of Future Residence Col. Coolidge. the physician said. gas bomb attack on the destroyer Priately be embodied in a seriés vu: sO Nai ‘or > ?) — | rg i I , ‘ ° i ‘ H)) i ai ' > rt a . a } ¥ . fe 7 mr 7 +e ? ‘a bd ? * , .. . Ms ~ *. ; > } ” Pe « went. Inviting Miss Burleigh to rnment of more than $1,560,-|8& member of the Chamber of Dep ‘¢ was ‘iled here this | BY,.2 Staff Correspondent of the bost | pis pulse was a little slo.-er, thé |g iieee nattern of cas was woven | “servation GF ne United ee take a short drive, Thompson had|"0 due as incoime tax in 1922, on;Utles, because he was known as : psp henge oe 2 : : report ded. we “st at... : aoe ae the} Senate, concerning advisory” opin his Filipino chauffeur drive toward | ''S alleged bootleg income. He | 3 “subversive.” ifternoon by William RK. Bix 4 WASHINGTON, March 18.—Ray lightly serine the afternoon around the destroyer. Inty e ions: of the Court effeddan ae ™ . ' e Ss t 4 A 4 - . S¢ .o - . ; ; 4 ' = : a (te oO ort San A nronio A hi: id \Ti ac Was released recently fy om ¢ ao J Epifanio Pennetta HIGlietal at ' twhiewtine. t¢euntaton 4 yo Renard the Sf Louis gyunman, wnio Ee ” - s : . ‘act that extraordinary pre cautions y ’ h hh: c thie i d "7 *ie¢ ~ + ‘ 2 "e is A ~ *} © - ' ° . ‘ } see . , 3 ‘i ; ‘ ie . . : ‘ . * - * Surieigh protested against driving|!ederai Penitentiary at Atlanta | 'iC€ “froth Benes Beet MB a ques! 4+ William McMillan, agatast the [turned against his fellow Egan|:he telephone with Dr. Cram-late | oo te wear ens maske and pro- | Work of the CounciLand prejudice: H halt eo r) 1} ‘ b \ he > Pye Tr % eget "OO*e ery ey tion irom LOT ry rir ‘va 4 shine “ P . ‘ o} ‘ ™ cee : : * te 1) “ é direction, the chauffeur : ? wh ; Su wood served Pere oO De if Farinacci. se a a Pag Sen sie _|ganesters, has been granted execu- | today. He was informed that the tective clothing prevented the war: the rights of members of tie Said. Fhompson fired five revol- ;-% months of a two-year sentence | ' ary general of the Fanciat | BarTiy i* ee ree. ‘5 “ve as , Pe wee smitient’s condition remained un os . ss anlil WPague, but as tts meaning Was "0° { ] Ts > t} Sy? : ! , wee . ienid that Matt ‘3 PA sini "1 ’ . t tr ae we tive clemency by Presiden Cool- patient Ss comait ship from being temporarily at Suerte into the girl and then/for violating the prohibition law. |” Se ee ee Lee Trust Lo. i aaa cee ee SSE f he {changed from earlier Lulletins |igact placed out of commission clear it should be subjected to . . : . Ty > te a : ‘ y3 } ‘ e+ » oO in s ie : ery re ory ++) rs. é i Ss > Tro! t > ace ~ . b ( tht i wD OTN pe lled tT | a ey autteu, to drive | CHARLES R FORBES APPEARS ae and ati e} the war. was vidual hye re of \A i}licay VicN i? > * and W 1]] D> rcs. ase gd om lé Mo} Coolidge was very Ww eak at ’ discussion and agreement upor i? - -¢ ~i , . e j S ( ‘jet . | 7) +; 1. + Ph -* » ’ ¢ ue : ne ’ ; » Fort - Kinley. There the of- | n 8 ae - lelete lows and anti- ; rd: purpose of the sult z Atlanta Federal Penitentia!: ‘Vv as 4:39 o'clock, the physician said FAILURE AT EVERYTHING, SAYS: sought with the { nited States ifteer ; - v. , oe “ ; ' na nN : . se A . . ; ‘ } : a j ; , ° “g Tee Sites tecteens AT FEDERAL PENITENTIARY Ala : Put } t jer { ispositic he signs stipulations, Which among! [ie was still conscious, however. Pred .« Agreement. rv ‘ . hy « 1 oe >} i i é 3 (za "on ‘2 8 : ; .* wrt Ore BP rs as iO a >} , Selena oe ; . ‘ e . guard that Miss Burleigh’s | cane “0 es ati mi O Was originally | other things, designate his pro-! Atfer the telephone conversation SNIPER SLAYER AT HIS TRIAL | He expressed bellef that !t woutc Ody Was In the car ask ec ee a ae , 5 7 accused of complicity i he r-ithe estate “eee >} »Millan esidenc if "het ‘r . a ao. mee va a ee Late jer of Ma = bag ., on cist berms “ we : seas hikari posed place ‘of residence, It W&aS/ with the White House, Dr. Cram not be difficult to frame an agree. nm c ; ? ° . : f ‘ ~ at i OY Tas ” \ hj vhy I ‘rade Mark Ree sree murder. . . : + , . = 9 . Me : ; o? - ¢ ‘ ; war - : eb they were of the belief | ecessary papers and identification | ween ato denied having.said | death of the two heirs, and that ithat Renard had been released. } phone, of his father’s grave condi-|terroized citizens. ; late. pe Thompson “did not ata nv time, | record arrives ms the prison, War- / curing the preliminary inquiry he now wishes direction from the | The : explana ation was that he could‘ tion. “T guess I don't ha\ e A eo Os The decision, which was une x- suffer from any mental derange- } den W. I. Biddle said. 3 that Matteotti had been killed. ;court as to the disposition of the | not be paroled as he would not At §:49 Dr. Cram left the house! money,”’ Carter testified. Like pected, was taken on a motion by ment, either temporary or perma- Gray-haired and ben although : rhe prosecutor pointed out that | remaining assets, and the award mere served a third of his term! tong enough to make public the} other things, | just didn’t hold uP | Sir Austen Chamberlain, Britial: ®: . .. o 9 | , om, - 720 Tre t*n¢ - » n , “en ° " , J . aor “- - i « ‘ . " nent, and is not so suffering now. j he Is onl, 4; years old, Forbes Putato now spoke of crime, noti of catipensation for services as until Aug. ’6. A Federal! pr oner following bulletin at the genera! the right people. | dont have any Foreign Secretary. Sir Austen i: When the court reassembled the j Said he was Sep cstehespliaeg from a | death. The Fascist secretarv- | trustee. lis eligible for parole after he hasi store: ability, as Il was too slow in chang- believed to have acted on advice. Prosecution read a signed confes- stroke of =? pam whine fromsgeter: replied that Putato’s previ-{| 1: was explaine dby the law firm |served a third of his sentence. but “Col. Coolidge has grown weak-| ing to some permanent work. Any-| from the British Ambassador a sion by Thompson. ‘to do anything |! am a co re Statement had been: made un- 'of Fordyce. Hollidav &- White lean reecive executive clemency at|{er during the night and his heart | how. | just wanted enough to live! Washington’ that the Americat. i ani ey al isor rules. | der luSUa! circumsta | = ; : ; >of ; Of v Drives me, but not others of those NEW YORK.:- March !8.—Miss | apes | The court is asked to inspect eae robbery cases. and gave testi- [t was snowing in Plymouth this | RAIN PROBABLE TONIGHT, NOT Sir Eric Drummond, had received : : . + a¢ 1, —r nr as ‘ - ams i. sae ™eé . - be 7S. . , , ’ , . commissioned, of credit for iongev- | |.ucille Blaine Morrison. rand- hose sie a oe Toros SHO | the trustee’s accounts The St. mony on which “Dinty’’ Colbeck morning. an inch of snow having | on Tuesday @ communication fron: beep : : ‘ a . excifemer ‘hen ‘aleriz i Tae Se insta —e gigs ; pte he P mt ity pay for enlisted service while daughter of the tate. Charles H ere — : 8 \ spi no - i ciie ciate Sele Cle. shaded del aad tin abeiien of. nie courbes fallen at 7 o'clock. | MUCH TEMPERATUR® CHANGE the American Minister at Berne a cadet at West Point. which if (letcher and heiress throngh her A 13 ) V . ig = elle pty ja defendant in the proceedings, is] were convicted at Quincy and here The home forms. of Fi mourn enclosing. 0 fetter St ” A 9 " > P }. y ‘ iat = 2 t aj ic eS Nn 4.9 Y "e > ’ = » c « —.- “* co a ‘ . a ‘ Sranted. would be a hig increase! mother to part of the — see - t cata ee | cutor of the estate of Sir North-|and sent to Leavenworth prison for| ave — been bidding farewell] to THE TE eMPE R ATURES. of State Kelloge outlining the con- : . IISe ar > YSwatorin-. 2 wee * JLOYT :: £22 ‘STALO 7a: are 4 2y = é Seg) see - > ion ve e ” a " in salary. which is necessary foriestate leit by the manufacturer 0! |cused, became hysterical while on | sa ; . . eS EGE Om pa ce ie | “Col. John. Each day 2 few sad- | “@ m g| ditions of the American Govern- ty ; eagle pengpes the stand, screaming. “I'm wound- | TUP McMillan, and trustee of the|15 to 25 years each. He is under . ee Eee ees a a ss 63 ; d adh t thi ¢ s@cond Lieutenant to murry. Castoria. was married caatendas +O * , ee 4 el fragments in my ed , pelea a nin months in the mitted. Col Coolidge. for many | r - = i‘? Reon. 67 | Court. ities Pas ; esh. e 8 nine as ° ia itinn if 2 = Satay m4 | : ‘O Which I would be subjected dur- iture actor. The tension was ir , ‘TRAFFIC COUNCIL MEFTS AND workhouse, imposed by the State vears the town's first citizen. re- | 9 am J > « ef Sir Eric tmmediately took steps i ‘ ‘ a CSIC as Increase 5 ‘ u ’ in b “768 : is ‘ » I Bs rn. ; pm Rost wee 0 : 4 ing the next two vears without her. | Mrs. Belden divorced he: .trsi Worinnivnt oe ; i Beings 7 ini beurts here atid affirmed: by the | quested their presence and they | - - a eee > 4 to inform al] the signatories to the and a doubt ace to whether things|/husband. Theodore E. Hal, ,, ” a mmented aloud He | i pe Ra nae “ tabeyed the summons. oe fee ee 7 ¢ hm ..70| court protocol of the American as ; en , is unbalanced: he tried to «xtort ss Supreme Court, tor carrying | ¢ yy | Highest yesterday. 62 at 4p M.: 1 @ unteation would be euite the same.” 'Pockland County in 1924 Las monee tek Maa . saints aled weenbons. In the general store where the | omm mn. a i ‘ ‘4 . ried T ey 1y° ‘as Sim ‘ *% P wey ty oat 4 “7 ¢ . ry The eourt found Thompson |vear she was reported engaged 10 itil Bas wee 5p Action Follows — Taking Away of citizens of this Green Mountain | lowe: oo . ‘ean atin , 1 suggest, Sir Ausfen geald, > FOU hor 4) ‘rancesco Sainno keener‘of thre | ; > orecast | « culty of murde: in the first de-: Reginald Hamme rstel mn but the en- | sien tg ape the : eTeee y tre | AN Power by Supreme PASSENGERS AND CREW SAVED hamlet meet to discuss the affairs | eB JUST A LITTLE é ae . ' that it would be courteous to the . RARY ii . vi¢ "Tar, T , ’ No © ; } . ~ ‘ - o eree, and sentenced Thompson [© gagemen® Was broken Miss Mor- —— ss ee ee Court) Decision. of the day. the Colonel's request |: BREAK IN THE pat ‘a “to: | United States Governes am * tay The iis ne 06- leteee went on the, stage in ‘‘Mer- that Sig (uipelli. tormer . or of shorn of all practical power by a WHEN BRITISH SHIP BURNS stirs the memory of the elders | LEAGUE SCHEDULE whe ed b + an {O- ‘take notice of this communication Me ; ry ” ; ‘ ; § és : . = > es oe ~— ves : re ali it ee ‘ 7 sey ‘ fe : ; oe white alee ; . Viewed by the Judee-Advocate ofjcenarv Marv” and *hiose Marie wai lere Ttaliano who w as@r-. decision of the Supreme Court of hey recall. that the Colonel's wife a ane aa a .oee _ wo quenren on the agenda : ‘ ales o Peres. RR! Mt ‘ested in connection o> Aja: : wer a es ‘ " ' } P » secne osvtteesa ED EC i ¢ sd the Philippines the War Pepin r?- i ana she Trav is reinearsiii2 df ia le a Ps ‘ : . -. { } ad eoreg ' Missourj ss vera] Gays 170 the Three Steamers Answe — ie) ~ of ist heforeé ner deat h six teers om temperature; ior ee eee Tne motion i . ; 2 ara : > . Tf ott c - 1 * ryt bs ety ‘ta : + © 1 pa me : a m o } ; ‘ o; ’ r- ’ E ment at Washineton. and was ap-;show whieh will open in buffalo meee Hn Requyred ay sNe ierearye Council met today und ad- Paparoa 400 Miles North- ago felt a similar urge to bid old | tow et teniahe| ess: Pore unanimously proved bh p ‘dent Coolidge Monday A: the marringe license; preliminary hearing. tol him thar journed subject to cal!.. intending wes. of Capetown friends goodbye Ties are strong % Officiais called attention to the VTOP v = Ten Ce i ‘ aes ‘ ™ . i : ) ca | : : 4 () ae sljie’ j el) , 4 j > . ” resicen se she said she was years | Duinini killed the-Soacialist Deputwv | shires a. in these Vermont hills. wilt be nner fact that it was impossi*ie tetall Thompson was appointed from bureau she sald She WAS ef yer | ons - , ~~. {ne to convene again utless some] By the Assuciatea Press, thove freezin : d the faeke ¢ sg ene myijold. Belden is 25 Fight Witnesses Say Maticotti Was). sare " cc celeacaniita taal . _ |. Lifelong friends are included tn | - 'o divorce the elague from Amer- ° «4 . . e } . " 5 i i eh « ‘ . N Y Ld j it i. ~ . . s r= z . ° Y Se a x ; ‘ uel a the army area Pi inend and forcibly abducted by four!{ment to organize a protective so- | rescuing ship a apache: pani thet ol. Coolidge in the public affairs menciDbinggy elie ee. 2x second hecnuse the American res - e next trip o Iv} by the Associate ess as oy : passengers an crew from 1e€ he tow ‘ere political friend nange ID eM~ é | aan tie ie oP ALES ea ‘e.'men in an automobile driven byviciety to combat reported attempts of the town, were po! rienar ery - ‘Tansport Th omas. | NEM , lay ere _ . a Dumini tein had testified t hiss? in C rmany to despol Americans iburning British steame? Paparoa or even foes In the nurmber have i wrature, : ~— ne the bg ag scenasinenee ifoord ff. Cole today was erected | aes ” = —— we oe ee Ss enon . pas c in P . titberest ; “nd eve om posi n afr Farm Industry in Good Shape. | : ident of the Louisville & Nash- ‘he, unaided, Kidnaped the anti-;of their real estate is under way, ror me northwest of re a | been sone children. for the Col. " mp J dete Conuneil the nMresigerr . here ‘ “79 so i — ¢ F ‘ ‘ i Tou0 ir > - afffa ; ‘ ; es ? ¢ od the hieline ciend ~ ene ws ini iaseict Deputy ana ‘ hat Nlatteorss thre ‘Ne i y or K Times Sa Vs, asserting The dai gen a vess cs © a , | pes always took an affe ctionate ’ y ton bs 4 t a The Counc) in aff ed it wus i ; ’ G i . , - 7 ; . igi e" a¥V e : ect + WASHINGTON Maren 18.——) vii aia 42 rine died im the automohbil» from aithat Americans who bought prop- tons, left Liverpool Feu. - ws interest in these Mr ay. OAR) sense out. be . - - ’ i Cole is ryey yy my esi rae | ‘> =e. ! Brishane 4 ustralta The fire broke i f ¢ e Chamberlain of Rrid “s i ryvino iin south ‘ ‘CAUSE one of the ‘he agricultural industry as i | :} ic |hemorrhage brought on ty frig! erty in. Germany during the .eo- ee Oe reaee ar 2 a ve ; gure: : Renate’ TY segs ' ry & .. |Nashville. Chattanooga & St. Louis. |! , ; out in ber No. 8 hoid the bunkers | water. stage driver, is the most Ion: Net mach | wath reservations emphasizes vhole is in better condition fois i-* ; lai vho Testimony regarding ‘he tatetu! | called inflation period are threat- a : | : ies —* 7 ‘ : ‘ that gs (nihted St | . lund succeets W [. Mapother , became ignited and the flames/frequent caller. Twice each day “age im tem- ates shall have ‘ear than last. the Federal ttarm;" ete events of the afternoon of June 1) .ened with tosaes of hundreds of; “* . ; aa is aan : : t} c lid h tt ture ithe right to participate tn the elec ‘ | i ac 7 *¢ tj : . . * t e y » © : 2 ; .? ; % * loan Roard today reported to Con. {''™ : i924, the day on which the arch- millions. of dollars. spread rapidly despite hero be comes (0. the LOOuage Rome. 58 | tion of judges, and be mp “ ae ;' | Tariff inquiry Chairman =~ — ; : ee , a r ‘ 'forts by the crew. the early montis of his illness. the | Arkansas fonigh and friday, ’ & cause the fress. “Hers and there, it is true Robinson tart —? enemy of Premier Mussolini was! Information from Berlin, the | ‘O'S % Pe ‘ | judges are elected con j 4 Probably may be the case any) !y the Aseocicted Piers K away from Rome by force! newspap says, indicates that the| Distress calls orought the Brit- | Colonel found in the stage driver | unsettled, Chabiv coin: ectder tn 2 currently wv é hy i , x ris . . . : ri . t¢ ‘ ; V ‘ * P i NeWEDe er é : ii I've ota pe eld bce hah tan a a ‘ST. LOU IS, THU RSDAY Ie VENING . MARC H 18, 192648 PAGES PRICE 2 CENTS © tT Teee-! Just Becus oma — Gai Gaiccuumarecume unces rar ie: come encores meee << = SSS i oon ir serene f| “to eenouN ICROAKING OF FROGS wae Ss | 7 RUSSIAN VILLAGES ‘LEAGUE VOTES TO ASKU. 5.10 _

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" - ry we eet a — “ — a * on Oar te ANE yt ear mgt NES GOA AOL APY “4 nes eager tet i ons > oP ne oF eaten he ren ? o* | Maser sage Behe eee .F ——ee|©6=—hl RNS ae ee ferment ig clearly in evidence Fe Ceaptagecye: +) ' qceontinses "* ** ; board sain ) . 2 - es pea. THURSDAY EVENING, MARCI 18, 1926. ST.LO ic POST-DISPATCT. ————— tt ) SLY ae ; |during the recess of his com | ; : is c J Alat ama eeese 2348.17 2 526.001 - Niles | Seiaeeh oe SS eae mative ay a ies for Levy « tart oem OO. | ' : aine@ ....+6, . 768, ( 790.053 | od by Representative H 3 anies Tu de gefagt halt sat fee Bort (0 ber SMEAR Missouri's population, ac Maryland :.... 1,449'661 1.580.268 | _° fas Pp No Doubt of Outcome, , tang ves bu 1ERK denbach frie. eee rrewke 4@ league had decided to invite the pop » ACCOTGING | arya ig’. SHAT SEO 4197-288 | Maine. 7 Fad Cate oe (sen epee | vend vee ms a . ham |United States to a conference atj/to the bureau's’ estimates, has Michigan ee om StH 2 a5 900 | At its mpeting today the 4 Made Public y 3 ‘ ee Minnesota ..... 2.387,12 2. , Prepared to n i Geneva in September to a the | shown a progression from 3,404,- Mississippi sone 1.790.618 01 780-898 | mittes confined itself to a re = Americé serv ’ ir Missouri ..... . 8,404.055 498.143 | Years’ Service for City. eg saps a to the World 055 at the time of the 1920 census Montana ees D48.KR 6¥4 969 ; the report submitted by the sub. sessor. ; i ‘ie i of thie fact.” said Reed, | t? 3,483,730 on July 1, 1925, with | Govan. ae as te Gar 1835 4g7 | Committee. There was no disagree. pies". : - coeatetie ieee : we i “ - _,4 New Hampshire 443.083 , 453.608 |ment as to the substances of the : us aclede Gas Light : {1 t today in that the American people have de-|the prospect of 3,498,143 on next} New Jersey .. 3,155.900 3.68048" t charges, but Graham believed rhe Lacl¢ 4 io ae guty wae oe : “pe cided in two elections, by majori-| July 1. | Rew wer pe 19.383.337 1 363-296 | form should be changed. = : a return of $4,202,790, 1 the case of Director of Public ities of seven to eight million, that , a North Carolina, 2,659,123 = 857,846 | mn 5 .¢ corporation . perso! a2 The figures for the various) North Dakota 646.872 *641.192 ‘This will be a historic case and list of cor l'tilities Wall, whose trial for his we should have nothing to do with , Ohio ic. Sees 6.600.146 | for State, | ithe league, this telegram is high! states have been arrived at by dis- | Oklahoma .... 2.028.283 2340474 1 want the report to be in sueh « erty returns rs . official life, on charges of ineff- a oe o —— ne Oregon ...... 783,389 877.477 |shape that we can be proud mo er made pul y f b j vy . ~ ~ 9 =- i D2 ou of it,” 2t axation, p : , auct ‘interesting. We are now to be! °F! uting the total increase for the } Pennsylvania 8.720.017 9.613.570 | Wop po school t ee > oe 8S ESTE 3 rere SRR SE asked, it seems si ‘n out-| nation sinc 92 . $i aerate ea o0s 287 3 ee penton I want it to be e - asesessor Gehner from orien 2 : $9846 g a9 ecms, to sit down out e.1920 on the basis of} South Carolina 1.883.724 1.826.021 by A n office and insubordination, : $ . - 7 Suuth Sinton. 638 B47 eho 348 | Clear, concise English, without q — —-Ry a Post-Disvatch Photographer. side the league and confer with the | the distrilt nan | a _ o ane nas 9.54 we ax books. nded at 3:35 p. m. yeste-day + okie oh the distribution of the increase be- | Tennessee ' 2.337;885 © 467.679 |long list of whereases, and that we tax | en “ " — b o y. > =) \ ve * 3 nn ans : c ee ¢ Oo; 8 +» . e- ms : a ‘iF : jot a ith EX yy Mrs. A of early ventures in wood engraving embellish the rare old copy of-Holy Writ owned | 5°‘ ame ae a ei a. tween 1910 and 1920, except that a eere mse ete are can say without doubt that this dg. Corporation returns he: oe ee by Mrs. Alosia Lehman, 4127 Eeeeenater Acco It was printed in 1540 in Switzerland. e ought Immediately to draw| State census figures have been| Vermont .. » Dax 428 ** 352.428 | fendant is guilty of certain acts.” and more on-personal pri eut two things that are usual in y : - = {uP a resolution naming our dele-| used in all cases where a State | wuduneton .. 1358801 73hg908| Graham said the subcommittes 28 - the Assessor's — irials—arguments of lawyers and | gate to this conference and put it] census was taken in 1925 and no | West Virginia. 1/463.701 1/69/3354 ‘would continue {ts work ov ‘ shown by ti. 4em i: : instructions by the Judge to the COL. COOLIDGE through under the cloture rule so] estimates have been made for Wrees — ea 402 +S 734 | = he Laclede Gas Light jury. At least, if the Judge did in- | SINKING; SON TO that the thing will be done before] states which decreased in popula- | ~ ae State pone 19°25. Bo. 089 pepes end and that the final draft ~ rnion Electric L. & P, co. | **population in 1920. Pouulation de- | ° ee probably woulé be Pulitzer Publishing Co. the American people know any-/| tion between 1910 and 1920. creased between i610 and 1920. ;made by the entire committee aa TO HIS BEDSIDE | ,,;,; | | % GO O S +e thing about it. ; ) _=_—$——_—>—>—[—_—[_—_—>_—_—_—_—_———_—_=__—_—_=_= SS es ——————— oe I TT uesday. ‘The report will be ’ (The - ost-Dispatc h). it. For the jury, as has been told oe 4 | through the progress of the trial, KFN CFRIDUSLY || WNED BY c] LQUISAN Continued from Page One. “This development indicates that 4 Democrat Pub. Co. mie | a league is the result of trickery,| It was a cannon pointed at Ger- | mitted to the House the same oF Globe; i" = ; onsists r , , ar P p a er or is a one-man affair, and const : then. The stage Grn er inquired | we cant be half in ws ae one chicanery and-an absolute breach} many’s heart. the nn day, ad sald. ae s.ruct the jury, nobody else heard people's Motor Bus Co. of Mayor Miller, who was also the one day if there was anything hey;half out of it. We have either got may , Realty & Se- ; : ame . 3 of faith. . leaguer as been “ x St. Louis. ean, prosecutor, Judge and star wit- Be eda ice ea could bring the patient from Lud-]to join the league and become an|.s..... , rhe league has dee At the same time France and | === —= - vities CO. asa | : shown to be an offensive and de-|,Czecho-Slovakia negotiated an ex- | (Court yrotocol, f r — . ness. b W. Schwartz W A 1M Mlosia. Lehman’s Copy low. 2 integral part of it or stay out com-|¢ensiye alliance, intended from the] act] imil t a | as One @ Hirst National Co. .--+-+; There is an old saying around Albert . OCnWa4tzZ aS AP- rs. AlOSIa Len S P) “Yes, a new pair of legs’’ was the|pletely and absolutely. To para- beginnine to b6 ceabreliet be tines: a we — ar treaty, so that the | members of the League have not : pullman CO. «assem Bh courts that you never can tell what] pointed Assistant to Gerk | Probably a Reprint of answer. pee Tintin, aut Ration cansot |. cour ereat Bowers, The doulas Lk to nothing |jadhered to the Court. Wm. R. Compton Co... ; i muss | His Grave Prepared. emain half . , . Ore. more nor less than an_ offensive Seck to Avoid Delay. . «cv Rel) Telephone a jury will do. But most of those ’s Edit remain haif sovereign and half sub-|j, an integral part of the league sc W. Bell 7 pn who followed the Wall trial think Less Than a Month Ago. Luther’s 1t10Nn. Chamberlain was present on 4@ | ordinate.” : saith He pet gree and defensive alliance by three na- Members of the Council thet 7 WV nolan. Rottliaaea selsiealiniaomuetia nes a ‘ ‘amt | and subservient to its dictates. tions agains eae, ; ae a ila oc they can tell what the one-man A rare old Bible, bearing the — seg “rig :.. Pe oe Alleges Paid iia hnervaiions: sek as aa ae hte os ne Pri cag made at desir to facilitate actual American — ee Mere. & jury will do. Such expressions as Alb Ww So} 3 , h = date 1540, and having all the marks a a oneal res rve an Reed again lashed the Senate for tion whatenever. pnana ‘ha rere 4s é a nations were pa Pcs In the court seek to > Tran. > a. ee “I'll get Wall out or get out my- (fof one of the first reprints of Mar- oT ae as eo ns etl Sawn ta wks adoption of the cloture rule in the “The reservations, indeed,” are! ejaimi; : . a. ee pre eee either the postponementor § @ojumbia Termin als self,” coming from the Mayoral pointed Assistant Chief of Police|i;, ~uther’s own translation is in sae ye ah laemateragtie World-Court debate. Back of the! worse than that. They are offen- - —— that the dawn of a new lapsing of that participation by in- — Hotels Statler Co. «: lips in the past few days, ceemed to |less than a month ago, was taken| possession of Mrs. Alosta Lahwiek se the palin lave § d, ficht for thé court; he said, was| aive to every Routh pial meter pete: “eaeetl La : — and that brother- quiring eng e. ner common at- + Bauer Bros. B rokerage leave little room for speculation. from his home at 4356 Evans ave-| 4127 Westminster place. The book a The stage driver smiles when he the White House influence, exerted|try and will - provoke ill-feeling wntine AscobD ag: aoc gesd-wi |e Pies 2 eH adopted Sia a Oy MR Attitude of Wall nue to St. Luke's Hospital at 3:30] was given to Mrs. Lehman 40 yearsy et the Colonel, in his to the utmost to hold the “stagger-| against the United States. Why is]. a ose r to control all their} court signatories concerning ‘the \Vesper- Buick Auto Co.:. . a. m. today. following an attack of | 480 by her father-in-law, Henry Alls rag e : , | Ins column” of the court support- this? Because we say that no ques- actions toward each. other. Ameriean reservations. May Dept. Stores Co. Director Wall appeared to be in|*’ 2°” ital 5 : : > P fat} days of activity beat him in aj... li Sala aes . sale ss doe Biers ‘ wi = | ee ae The League leaders realize = ; —" . ae hehe of the eubseome. and a indigestion yesterday which affect- Lehman, of York, a pat wes ince temde Chamberlain fave a! ers in gee and io of it also WaS}tjon can be submitted to the court LE AGUE COUNCIL me State cae block Amann aa. National Subway ¢ ¥ , ( > ; . 1 C¢ p : ‘ : The Senators VW ho ‘ : ie : Z : = rust accept the American condi- a - iv.) ing his 34 years’ con ti derlying cause of his ailment, Dr. him. pe less and the stage driver. had to | were willing already agreed 1o submit all their PARLEY ON COURT tions before the adlrerence becomes ; Frick- Reid Suppty hae th it , » a. wath Louis T. Pim, police surgeon, said Its condition indicates that it has buy back his former horse _ for aid eat for the court on any terms questions. Hence we make them | ke Polar Wave [ce and Fuel © city Bovernment. He resisted today. ‘We are watching his con-|bcen neglected for many years. The} ¢j 49 were likened to ‘“‘men who want a] subservient to our will. Who can Continued from Page One. int cai Yas — hg enna he wished to dis- dition and giving him a rest, and | title page is missing, but the book Beatin Johnson. selectman and drink and are willing to take any] caleulate the offense that this will sit with the members of the - Coun-!) Pe es phar aa Mary ' rances Re valty Co. prove the charges against his effi- look for no untoward symptoms.” | bears the name of Christophre Fro. | ...ton of the Union Meeting House. kind of moonshine that may be] give to the proud Latin-American|cil for the purposes of such elec- 7 sail on: dena one Wissourt Portland Ce- ciency and competency. In the de- : “ ; scheur, Zurich, Switzerland, as pub- % ; ’ ; . offered them out of a bottle.” i lee Ss oop ti ustice be Sane0 66 ee ae opin- | ee f The Assistant Chief, who holds , has paid his call. To him Col. countries to the south of us° tion. ‘ it c . a 2 ment Co. .+.«.ee eee ense testimony yesterday, the chief | . lisher. Froscheur and another} ( olidge has entrusted the task of “What sincere and candid man,” Criticises Locarno Pacts. Advisory Opinions. —— gee wrey a ee a 5 r. Nugent D. G: Co. . inefficiency charge, though the had been acting Chiet of the de-|¢he only known publishers of the et iii. there many | (hat hasty snk wrectnitate ac giao s eeetene eceeana ngealheny 7 a a aieee rita pin the Thracian frontier, was rejected 4 es a , be charge of insubordination was also|P®ttment for several days in the} Luther and Zwingli editions of the! rompers of the Coolidge family |What man is so blinded by preju-} rye ink was not dry oil ieee Wadd te atetnbciaees Nain. tee the council, Power Co. ..+eses: denied. absence of Chief Gerk, who is in| ¢; > ; ae a . et ‘ ey Sala ic "eS Ver § dry on the | Cours rig o8 advisory opin- Afranio Mello Franeo, the Bae Large Individaal Asses , first Protestant translations of the are buried and a stone” already dice that he does not find in the] 7 o,¢. sacts unti? France: ions affects the C ee Bees ; Are Director Wall h Denver. His removal from active]! c,-; ; OSS ' oe : see ee eo OCR: gee | ee rance and |ions affects che Council af least in- | zilian member, presented a repept™ 4 list of individuals a as not finally de- Scriptures. bea rs the Colonel @ name as velopments of the last SIX davs P 1: P | con: - t ; . lire ‘t] ’ — if j the ‘ at : : ; ‘ . ‘ided wheth i : dutv by illness makes Inspector ¥ nes ee rer: " vVEAS S : ibaa io ' a ee om Grote, Christian interpretation of the Secessionist The book is printed from hand- | D C : , Re es ae, kes “ oa : ‘ . | SMa Ais Wa ‘le ; eo 9,000,000 Ribles Sold in 1925. Calvinist church, that it was a real! carved wood type which was first | r. uquet S f H oe ecg Henten aul rence H CHICAGO, March 18.—The Rible | creature, was quite possible, but he| used in Wittenberz, where a)! of | E | Off , % is en ' Sores eee ’ . . . . , ‘ oc ~ ae re a ee * ta : am cise p the 150 languages was 9,069,120 vol- ewe Pr cE editions of which Mrs. Lehman's | ig = he eee | re eee eo) John. n, Alfred Jecees umes, néarly 2,500,000 more than ST, LOUIS SYMPHONY AT TULSA volume is one. | | j ‘ohana Jackson ...+- the preceding year and the great- Early Protestant Bibles are notj if (| Bee eas et ell ”~—Ct*ti‘(‘C(‘CO‘OCNC#OUCéi*is*isisi‘(“‘“‘“‘™S gyi enna Mattie E.. est number in any of the 110 years TULSA, Ok., March 18.—The St, Numerous. They were printed on! | i es Kin erly, Edith C..... of the existence of the Bible So-/Louis Symphony Orchestra drew a, the old hand press, and the quality | Re | r 3 50 F a | S. Anna 8.......:. ciety or . | guia ° rames _ ing, Harry B....... y. large audience to Convention Hall) Of workmanship was the highest. a. { night, a last night and packed the auditor-. Rare editions have always sold at a | Dr. Cuquet’s | j & Se > 4 a toh mane a Gamb! , fum with school children and | €00d price. The Gutenberg Rible! S ° $ : | r ite | | ‘ ie ecial for | Ly) ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH adults at a special matinee con-/| /a8t sold for $105,000. The Awingh | Frid l we | ! | 8: SSAM. ig 15 PM. eh — Founded by JOSePH PULITZER, cert. Both programs were en-| Bible, now in a college at Svlin| a ve! an 9 | - 12:05 PM. 11:45 P.M. Me Mahou aa 7 thusiastically received. Rudolph | Grove, re. is vaiued at $25,000. aturday | 3 @ et ane on, Jas bh eeves Con weit Boulevara ulevard and Olive weet Ganz closed the night's sor ate ee '§ apes P.M. »LLS9 PLM, ape: Emily C. ..... h Meat Rates “Approved. To acquaint y it} 4 Bad De ‘linckrodt, Edw. Jr p= with his own composition, “St. | Fres | quaint you with our | § Soothi ienti ; ; cs 7S rut 380% ASSOCIATED PRESS Louis Symphony March.” pw ron . Optical Department we will | | on mealies pa support and : - allinckrodt, Edw. Sr. » ‘ TAS ‘ Sst i ire ya " Gy Bs spas rat Katheryn Brown, contralto, sa ad elect ae ened nie *: | fit you with a pair of ' awaits you in ' ce tess — Ms ee to it of mot oth-/at the afternoon performance 1 m4 4 7 SVS 56950 eee sit ee the . “| meats t , T L a Se dea May ’ . ape ereln. ee Caroline Powers Thomas, oe ipa ‘te PE atmee ne ee oric enses | DR. “8 ac , Wm. 2 . oe ere also reserved dispatches herein violinist of Tulsa, was soloist in the | ¢. : eS ler, Richard B...... coclnseneerenseernen \territory to destinations in Arkan-/] to the above frame. Com.- : Nagel, © has SUBSCRIPTION BY MAIL In |CVening. She played Bruch’s “Con- | Weste . | , - Bee e4 Seas eert in G Minor” ' sas, estern Louisiana and South- plete outfit. Regu- $ : y | 3 Niehaus. August L..... | Datty a manda. one ae #19 00 8 (ern Missdurt were found justified |] tar $7.60 value 2 ! HOES 4 ny Nugent, Dante C. «.«. n one year. ; ° : P= ia pray . > : ’ = . ‘ * @#*+*@ 8 stpday , Ong. ee 8 8 Mexico to Exclude All Ministers. omni a ae | é g Se ot, Sushi Te wt fy sit 1 order. express ‘Commission, except as they affect , {A Comfortable Sboe made | © eer O'Brien. Da ieee 5 money © or Bt. lo exchange. MEXICO CITY, March 18.—The Mason City, Ia. The Mason City Goldman j lies Stylish } t ()'Nejl "3 eee Deliveree by cit rrier oF out-of-tows | local newspapers say that the In- rates were ordered canceled. The_ & |; S| ee Par es “one Fs kcaum Dally, only. 80¢ h: @Bunday, 10. « terior has issued instructions to rates, representing principally re | 803 Locust ! eS: >, ey, P. 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ec - — HOUSE LMELY TO CET] ” ENGLISH CASE T al East St. Louisan. By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. _ WARE GTON March 18 : J lair man (;sraharn of the House Judiciary Committee = said today, during the recess of his comm Littee. that the impeachment re port With specific ations gainst edera] Judge George Ww. eaten of Kast St. Louis would be made to the louse early next week He indicated strongly that the final report would consolidate the 28 articles citing specific acts of misconduct which were drawn up by the special subcommittee head. qd by Representative Hersey of At fe ~ > ar + F * j meting today the eom. miiteé® confined itself to.a reyrew of the report submitted by the Sub. committee, There was no disagree. ment aS to the substances of the sharges, but Graham believed the for? should he ch anged his will be a historic Casé and [ want the report to be in ey ich a shape that we can be proud oe 2.” Graham gaid. “I want jt to be | clear, coneise English, without a ‘piles list of whereases. and that we ‘an Say Without doubt that this de. feudant is guilty of certain acts.” Graham said the subcommittee would continue {ts work over the week-end and that the final draft of the report probably would be i aE by the entire committee next | Pur sday. *The report will be eub.« mitt / to the House the same or lne Tollowing day, he sald. rene _ lle ———————= i 2 oe Protocol, 4S s0me of the ; nbers Of the League have not er : } ; AUMOGTed iff THe Court. seck to Avoid Delay. Nie TH he ~ .f tT} : i a ‘ = sa Council tha? uesire 16 Tacilitate actual American . ~~ wt eyes ; : 5 on ; participation In the eourt seek to prevent either the Postponement o- jiapsing of that participation by im- quiring whether some common at. ide cannot he adopted by a Ourt signatories concerning the Arnerican reservations. The League leaders realize that ne State can block American ad herence, because all the signatories must accept the American condj- tions before the adherenes becomes ie demand of Greece that the Permanent Court of International ustice he asked to render an-opin- ion in connection with the dispute votween Turkey and Greece over the Thracian frontier, was ri jected fy. ; \franio Mel lo lraneo, the RBra- : man Tyrie nihe mrecanto, “4 . iember, presented a report ij tm tha TERRELL KHNHlntnine + ‘ CO’ ON Di: iin l“4{ the 7 , : 7 iePak il : JuUrists . or oe os acreed that ~ ’ . ; fig , bi 7 it j mmnis iT) Nnstityt : ; =e Ge ¥ ev +} , ; ; | , 5 ; : ci. Lausanne }s » | €e37? ; 1; ‘ | TUE . ialified 1oO } IX thy (srecy 7 ‘ ’ TT) >] co hy fv “tra r _ (ng 4 At wi | Pe ' IL; a : if ati : Yee ana 5 oO; the Maritza River. ! au i abs GET} [AGLEDE GAS CO FESDAY | GH IN PER PROPERTY LIST Firm Makes Return of $4,.-, 702,790 for Assessment of State, City and School Judiciary Committee at Work Consolidating Charges Against ae ae MANY CORPORATIONS IN $100,000 CLASS ee Valuations of These Com- panies for Levy of 1926 Made Public by the As- ve RT ho aes ” i ah P50 he DW ped once Se a T-DISPATCE Slayer. and Wife. ee ~ 3 oon . PRE: aaa ‘ oe. 8 ~—-Bv a Post-Dispatch Phot AND MRS. WILLIAM E. TAYLOR. 10 ) DOCTORS HELD IN INTO LIQUOR PERMIT SALE Warrants Arrests Made in —" New York—37 Large Individaal supplementing the list of headed by Mrs. ‘i ASHINGTON, hear disputed tax —) Archbishop Glennon al ne H. outside the chu ceremony and Esper nse hied, idiken 1s: i“free Treland with mv ae and ease B 7tT bh at © Singlet on, Nil snyhin E. —s et [5 8S Re Ge bie eo bo o Jn i — “y a - | Stookstrom, Charles A. Johnson, rate ohnston, Mattie E. “a Edith 00 'Swable n, Percy R. sq | Whitaker ry Winkelmeyer, 70 Winkelmeyer, C ‘asluter yher 230 Winkelmeyer. I: la 14.160 Winkelmever. 12.830 Williams, Withrow, James ‘night, Dysert & G vehmann, Fredk. W. ghaus, Henry Jr. an | 14.170 Wright, 249440 ap Ray Mules, Richara B.. The list of 1M" divi shows the name o! 16,280, $192,300. . & ‘ug. * sacra - sess’'s record showed -314,080) Williams, trustee Williams Patent IN INQUIRY 13. Th er { ©€yY) - t°-“S Se gd St \ agents ¢ OO; COl- prohibitio ald od as boot! g dar t tates { Ollle | ‘tors and two} omen Sf cy? KS is- physi [rtee] Affe Ti - book of , ‘ ” TAX Sean BOARD VISITS 160 !Will Hear sage Cases in West } + > m7n i 4 erinnin Tamir 6a. ided into | + y ‘ H tie ns are ana ein Ok- Patrick's Day Mass. _— .. Rev y d not TO Ww rye Te mn- Pat- trick’'s afternoon With other As is ae J sons in full was still trving to tongue °? Ld 12,50f) « a ar 16,¢ » HO y ; K f} i} GO \& f 11,000 i 30,600 43.070 49.550 4.641 lve 15,34 13,4 a, ‘re Miller's adgamints i > } ons 1 ¢ lik Tina? poe Si? ) Wiii yt Ore () I t i) i’ f ; ait it) () a*or is considered an exc: ye oe ‘ hy PS } rylx al TTrIOVeE. 4] i probably an enemy among the Missouri MIcans wno Mignt Ve CONsis i possitl: candidates ega epg ers ene t. rohah! . -£e iis cAii'tS i Fe) pro bai i e 1 Naot hk, } ‘ ‘ " - | possibie candidates, Knowl! Strength in Republican politics St. Louis, would hesitat with Lhe Know Le dge Ould not ho tor aSsis | } ’ Y far ' ' : iwiel, than ‘1 hev heli > > > . wouid no Take an 2 r y or Canipalg DUMINI ASKED FOR PERMITS TO CARRY WEAPONS ( ontinued from Page One. procee dings. The only lively. ment came after a verbal tweerm Roberto Farinacci, for the defense, and Judge which caused the Judge a umbrage at a remark 'fiery secretary general Fascist party — The outstanding feature that every day was the fact Tri ¢ ont rade hy the clashed with the stories of the cused men related at Tuesday's ses- sion, particularly that of that he alone took Matteott in the automobile. The testimony of the i defendants with Dumini— Volpi. Giuseppe Viola, réoveromo and Augusto Maloria— that they had kept close | hotel where they were staying dur- the time when Matteotti aa mony Nello Quilic!, former chicf editor 20 600 fof Corriere Italliano, described how the kidnaping car, which was driven by Dumini, was left a: his garage the night of the crim It showed evidence of a strugg!io There were bloodstains in also a pair of scissora, such as fre used in newspaper offices During Qulilici’s testimony said to Signor Farinacci, let us exaggerate.” | ™ " . . | Y oy! The Fascist secretary-gene? nliied hotly: “For the. sake } * ? : ? morality of this trial, I y,* make three statements: I'l the Corriere Italiano never OTEAR | of the Fascist party: that lipelli never was a . } « . ‘ = en oO: tne wart, anu ira, consider. the preliminary :gainst Filipelli as one of the dark- est pages in Italian political (Filippelli was editor of the Cor- connection with the killing reott] but was acquitted at ‘liminary hearing.) He Avenged ~ ; : + - oO Maning ‘ , pnauce SOTli¢ «4a — + ; j}more about filing against ne ths tt . THURSDAY EVENING. ———S———_—__sOs 7 _- ——— --- _— re pone, 2 — ~ SHOOTS AND KILLS ‘PO MAN Wri HIS WIFE SAID INSULTED HER Mr. and Mrs. William E. Taylor Are Held Pending * Inquest Into Death of sa Vinson L. Marcasol. WOMAN RELATES STORY TO POLICE Husband Avers That Of- fender Struck Him and That His Pistol Was Dis- charged Accidentally. anne ; ony Wien William kK. iavior, oD vears oid, a battery maker, living in two rooms with his wife and four small cnildren at 1225A Dil- lon street. carne home trom work last evening, his wife told him im proper advances had been made to } her seed the day by Vinson I. \lare: Uso ae "y hotel sfeward. VW ho } roomed ae vnstairs Taylor ate supper with his fam ilv and then took a revolver from dresser drawer and called on VMarcasol. In the fight that en- 4 4 ape Marcasol was shot and killed. t hoiding Tayicr and his -Vé ‘ar soit wile Polly belle. for} in vestigation pending the inquest. Marcas oO} Was yy pioved al the Maryland Hotel and came to St j.ouis from Port aArthut "Tes vhere his widow. Ell still i Shi Wcis mo iT i Lm {) ils death my his half-brother, louis Marchetti. a . - = Ye . j ? Se « + . room clerk at Hotel Statler. Vaylors From Mississippi. 1} 4 hy Fes 1i© iav it] Alita \ Allie J « 7 from Mississippi six.mionths ago “hy ( ildren Kigene ; if Pay | ia ai | ij sta ae ‘ ¢ ter, % Olgia. 4. and Wilile Helen ‘ -a eect & 4 . PT? . j »? ped Ias matlurda irs. L1avior & + rc SiS 34 se ’ fi¢) ~ " Lye rma _ ‘) ay ) 29 ‘ i cr\ j Viol 4 ° fT 7) ak an Ys > ° t¥ t > if Nl and ¢ rrie : LVE Wits Det Sieve... UTrinkineg ner t¥ Inail cn] Uren along. Mv husba Wel \ st k » ; ‘ r ? ’ ’ ' « »CIOCKH VYes._.erd \ i s a a ; 8:30 o'clock I sent Eugen - ; ry owl m 4 } . lin St hool. Ms. ia poy Olg eiepece: rhe other child } r playing ‘ 73? + } = ; oy ] } ‘ ‘+ about the house and Was sitting | . ‘ % se } on a bye q wri ing “f eo Or w Ne \7 Icl! is Cal i} rs iTiLa , , : ‘ baaa , ‘] «) eT l on, CA ¢ ici o>; pout " + ‘> i | i. 8) ba i fx il my Le | nS.alfs Ket | ‘ } ma hie | tiShneu ! sa J \ {> na \ Wool ] con ! seg LT.LTi¢ I ‘ nt f ~ #4 ‘ wWhor is writing Dut j ignored hi line } ne ints (90)7 { j ‘ T { ’ | , } ’ ; iif) . (Jha i oe i . . 1} ~ ag, @ ij ) Ore I! i(s cs j reamed a : Uae : r y awa , . . ‘ il a j t . - ‘Ff eee " sft £42H2eC REAL Toor Ccarie |] ne ran | j VnStalrs. Had Made Previous Attempts. ‘That was the first time he had | er come to mv room. but he used } to stop me and my sister in the all downstairs and try to make | dates and pet us.”’ Informed of the incident when Sha returned home, Tavior had Lis | supper and at 6:30. o'clock. an nt downstairs and interviewed he landlady, Mrs... Melinda Seels who suggested he ta#k to Marvaso! iT) rEepsonse 1 + knoe Eo his dor Marcasol appeared in the hallway ind he went » thie ( 7s) ; (11S¢ = ¢ tre \Ire ee ne “Marcasol admitted he had been upStairs and made no pei Se rr the matter, Taylor told. police. “T was warning him no+ to do it again when I noticed he was ibout (oO strike me. I swung at him, but he was too strong for me and Knocked me into.the var ] was illing to leave him alone then ut he began to choke my wife. ] drew my revolver and tried to sep arate them, but he reached for it and if was accidentally dis- charggd - Marcasol was shot tn the rig} chest and died instantlv Tavlor vaited for police and surrendered Monday afternoon Policewoman | ee Estell seriously injured an 11-year-old} last night s Mrs. Fritch, mother of two chi tween Maple and Vernon § ave- urned tched upwara as if the wheels passed over some obstacle. the scene gave Mrs: Fritch a name, | ' ~* ¢ } sc fiy, ,«r ry: found to Be fictitious, and,'"e testimony was conflictine + } ) Ac > ids ee aS piadCed agal sf h} MARCH 18, 1926. - —- ae a eee “ _- ee eer ee CEWOMAN GETS REPORT ON ALABAMA DRIVER WHO FLED — PRISON CAMP DEATH, Se en one ee al S. Estelle Fritch, Who Saw: Convict Died of Heart Disease | Flight After Bov Was In- After Severe Duckine-—Bru- | ° i 4 .— u = tt, _ _ jured. Sticks to Job. tality Bare ; 2 a ee Associated Press an automobile truck drive off;to the death of James W. it had struck. rum over and/| | West Virginia. indicates a> 4 4 sau, id ve cs She vowed no rest for her- until she had found the driver | $0 Ds Corporal punishment j Biirts A | { was Walking in Clara way, s, on het way h from duty -making public his findings the Page boulevard station. case A bov on roller skates, homeward | , itt n Subinitting the 1 port bound from schoo], passed her and . | ft YT) + & ~ + l into an ‘allev. Almost at brandon, Davis said same time an automobile truck , Cont lusion’’ was that Knox Iritch observed that the rear ,, sso (Me Official death certifieca } she reached the alley, she | hospital! steward, who the boy on roller skates Iving | Knox qdied by his own a he ground. He dragged himself | perverted his own testimony.” toward her. and clutched at her;derson admitted, it was said, Knees, screaming. he made no effort to give ,ad0te or use 4 siomach pur Gave a Fictitious Name. that he did not send for — an address on Olive street; ‘lat he was “uncertain who* had fléd. poison.” The Governor : , e ' ; Lie - r ° taking the boy, Jack Me-j1" his opinion Knox did no ? f = or OF Seca > ' wgeingt scrilt - : ‘ ysician’s office, where it Was;|not resuit from an intentiona 1d he had suffered a fracture !to take his life. Pe said right leg and other injuries, “no credible testimony” to l‘ritech reported to the Page !that any responsible eniplove evard Station, where her ; State had any part in Knox’s @ ier is in colnmand. The death of Knox was ; Waits Hours, Arrests Vian. tributed to if-administered iniformed policeman Was son in the death certificate re address 2iver Dv } I at the Camp, but evidence hud veturned to the accide the inquiry brought out No man of the name he‘ l been ducked into va was known there. Chereupo. — cold Water and beaten rritceh herself went to the ad- black jack by (“harles R. Davis, ~O Washington itVenu. warden 4} } é The ié STImMmoO! \ Indicated rere Murs Watched (3? . Led return of a roomer whom phe , ' | f by Negro trustees under € d . as hleé brid! bie re = : ¢ 41 = , Sion of the warden and expert | ‘ i 0 ChOCS ane WiS al 4 z , ? Imony was that fear and Lead id bad i+ Cii G35 TlalIne a a : e — ; physical exertion probably ‘ wn ut tne! ? ted ia etn 43 teu ak [} ch ae bul 1} duced dé ath. as David Blair, 29 years old, | ts ’ had \ Reports that Knox had , le , Oe > +7} @- ' ; r . 1? 1 ¢ P “—_. . i } i. a, ¥ E ee €s7 a € scalded tn deat r) W erp der lared ldress for tne driver of the truck, /true, but it was stated in i ee ine 7 Af 199301 Nals Pa . : A. Brown 2 [ i391 Wela-| port that after his death a 1e + poison Was torced into his st ; . ‘ - 47 «] ] o 7% ¥ ‘ — : } ° - : . 47 . q] Oa Brown was spendine | Test MOT nat a Negro 6) ; ? " ‘ () ee : ma 7 4 ene Of Clared that at Imes the sounded with the wails of building perniit for he new]them were shovels and } ! School at 1409 Linton {rubber hose with lead inserte Was issued today to the Hi-‘’the handle end and coffin-like con- | | were } ‘ Llovd Jr. Building and Con-y,trivance, into which men aa e Fritch, daughter of former BIRM ING HAM. Ala., Maz f, now Capt. Martin O'Brien, | I;vidence taken in the inquiry in- | Knok of | he | under- : the coun- died of heart disease while le arrested him. Klat Top prison mines in this 'y in August, 1924. Attorney-Gen- eral Davis announced today * ’ j +} ees ' ; e ¥7 “ ‘ P , rossed (lara Way in the alley and die from poison as was s ‘4 ,ahe Fist qi. vie : Ivmouth avenue, toi from scalding and that death died while being dipped in the supervi- der.ithe lash. that threats BUILDING PERMIT 1S ISSUED [6 e% comnen and they FOR $245,000 LOWELL SCHOOL aoet tx Mais ee 1§. in | (, OV. ? ; not The yreport states that Homer Anderson. stified “had An- | that and rhe truck stopped at some dis- | ‘ : 2 eaten and ene of two men alighted | In a letter to the State Board of returned to the scene. Al- | Administration, Gov. Brandon immediately the truck drove |"ecommended that the Jefferson The man who had returned to!‘ OuUnty grand jury “fully investi- gate the matter.’ Brandon said and in St. Louis county for the Knox died from self-administered that die did show of the ath a poi- file’ during he ts of hot the Vals | ‘S- . 7 INUSUA superin- been un- re- metallic omach rich and a uniformed po |by a pump, giving the impression ve to that address and jthat he had committed suicide. prisoner Bill | “sS 2 ieces of in ~y ny | em . ae ‘ ee | We Specialize in Making — Ny Real Estate Loans | Lowest Current Rates y G° fee On your radio-—-tune in on WRVA, Richmond, Va.—the Edgeworth station. 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A »It is now the 76th year during which the’ Vose Piano has been made under the direct supervision of the Vose Family. Convenient terms, with a suitable allow- ance on your present instrument. AEOLIAN COMPANY OF MISSOURI W. P CHRISLER, Presidente 1004 OLIVE SIFREET =| STs FOS 1-5; vAICr' “Ext omy oon. |S, LOUS-CHIGAGD AR | -LIEUT. JOHN S. THOMPSON. — Se eres \4 CUMMINS DENIES REPORTS lowa Senator Asserts His Politica] Fortunes Have No Bearing on the Contest. | By the Associated Press. i} ait mail. stops at Springfield and Peoria and arrival at Maywood Fieid, Chicago, lat 7:25 p. m. in time to connect 'with the transcontinerté@) planes east and west. St. Louis Field at “:50 a. m The route will provide overnight serv- ‘ice between St. Louis and New that business will not demand the | OVER STECK-BROOKHART CASE 'Chicago- New York Air Mail Record — = > . ° HAIL STARTS APRIL 15 : pe ‘Chamber of Commerce to Make | Campaign for Patronage of Service Soon. Service Omthe St. Louis-Chicage aerial ym Ail : a will begin April 15 instead of April 1, as previously announced, Maj. William I. Rot- ertson, president of the Robertson Aircraft Co., said today. The date was set after a confer - nee with Postoffice Departmert officials and also will mark. naugu ration af service on wuseveral other contract lines which. Hke the 8&1. Lowis-Chicago shuttie route, wi! connect with the transcontinentegl A tentative schedule submitted by Robertson to the Postoffice De- partment calls for the departurs. of the mail plane from Lambert- St. Louis Field at 4:20 p. m. with Southbound planes will Jeavs Chicago at 5:45 a. m., immediate. ly after the arrival of the tran»- ‘continental ships from east and west and will land at Jamber’ York. Under present plans it wil be operated only five days a week. no mail being carried on Saturday or Sunday because of the belief service on those days. Maj. Robertson announced that his company had received a guar- antee of.1000 letters daily from the Association of Commerce of Peori. No gurrantee has been made.in St. Louis. but a campaign for patror- age for the aerial line will be be- gun here shortly by the Chamber of Commerce The Robertson company has -ompleted four DH-4 _ atrplanea, powered with new Liberty engine! The ships will be complemented in the service by a Curtiss Orlole, pow- ered with a Hispano engine ard with the same speed as the DH's. of 4 Hours. 35 Minutes. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, March 18. alten WASHINGTON, March 18.— |Chicago-New York overnight air ‘ising to 4 question of personal | mail established a record of four | privilege for the first time in his | long Senate career, Senator Cum- ' | mins (Re ‘p.) of Iowa today de-| iclared “‘w ay utterly untrue” re- ports that had been widely printed yesterday that his Senate friends | own versonal and _ political for- tunes in deciding the Steck-Brook- hart election contest. an -~ erage of 158.4 miles an hour, |or 2.64 miles a minute, on the trip might consider the effeé&t on his | hours and 35 minutes actual flyirg time hetween the two cities, with wide h finished at Hadley Field, Ny. J., today. The best previous record was five hours and five minutes actual flying time. The distance between the two air mail fieldg is 726 miles, | J. 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SS aa er of Ferguson, Henry Stecker hele whites und colers: Threw: geire, Sean. Boys’ Ribbed Socks, 29c Pair ) Ae. i ee ‘lgwton , QO. Sturdvev of Vallev S ~e : } 4} - ees Ty ee y . ‘ . ubstantial weight ribbed Socks with fancy 3 a. a Park and A. H. Werremeyer of : Mercerized Lisle Hose, 25c Pair rolled tope: dull gray, beige and Mack miz- This group includes fi- | bee | — Seamed back, reinfor ced heel, sole and toe: ture. ber and lisle mixed in a a . The indictments grew cut of : The | have hem tops: assorted colors. Mercerized Stockings 29c Pair wide saetnaEs af fancy a i, ae omplaints by the Automondile Ciub ’ ‘. a : so. : rege . colors in checks and + of Missouri as fo the e1 orcement R. I. Ribbed Hose. 35¢ Pair Fancy ribbed Stockings in fine 7xz rib. Al . nin — a a ts ueens Ub a re ae : oper : stripes. iso thread silk Ee j of spr ed and otnaer Oe See le iA Ws ii mua mere 4 arenes “ot an . a , sub tore: H - —s 7 - d ; ; id + ° yer i Ww , a. | M zed and cotton mixed: substantia. ave reintorced heeis and toes; very io Socks with ay Sars Ca, | oT , S weight; ribbed to toe. Tree pairs, $1.00.. priced. Three pairs. &5c. — a CxS, as a Mueller sia Mieenieoed yooterda) Ore — ; f ‘ double soles and high | aii an indictment voted m the same OFFERS Full-Fashioned Hose, 95c Pair Ribbed Stockings, 19c Pair spliced heel: black and 2 og inquiry charging Constable John E. |. Thread silk in serv: and shiffen weights Children’s ribbed stockings of combed cot- colors. 3 pairs. $1.00 . Sk an ‘> . m= RR . , art Linen Cont Women’s Costume Slips AY Easter Frocks for Kiddies At 10c Yard Special Tc O3c and $ ]1= ; Geod quality Part Linen Crash Toweling, unbleached, sHered a veer siareseueesting Costum - HESE groups include many charming ang - offered at a very special price. All are attractive styles for Meese Made of good if _ in a room ad . 2 Southbe: " Ho- St | ° ( ¥ | & : Also Rea nde ttes In a = . : % 7 | i ; | : 4 j A eRe aetna a eo ears old These arrested veste ehhh eb eae Oa eigen Hg 7 gh 8 iT a TG a oe) my . Sai \ anon ete os mn SUED as rig %, eS ga oo se tee Lirereme ls . nt ai SS gee PSS A reer tren ~ SISA Sr Oe) OOS iccertabel caseees eee ire - " ye? esr ee 4 : woathteg oe ace ae : . p ithes lial , 4 e % 7 Fe Y 3 4 a) rk a pay Pe cone and pn tau: oO a ee te have biue border: remnant lengths | Panel Curtains, 98c A large assortment of Panels with plain and scal- loped bottom; shadow lace ~ ok AM hel Rie ART ECTS +t SIR AS ~ ee ee ares ep ser Reto. RS CM iyi eens aes Gea Berens ‘ aE rt eee mY wees. = 2 siesta di sasiil Ute Stalin cE Bie A ie et o “- . ,_ ~~ 2 made sh ac Ow Dr f : t C q 1x31 l nd (? iF and i:tet oe ua some ae ee siitiictia’ oof - geod — and a Quality voile: some are in the new flowered oa 7 SOiie aaae ase +4044. sor J 17 t 4 ec : slightly Downstairs Store vrata ase trimmed with omg a aa : pai o hay oo designe: others have hand embroidery and lace : nitwear “ ee embroidery: sizes 3 “EEE ps / trimming, also dainty ribbons: sizes 2 to 6. Pe to 44. Dp — eae 1) ba Downetairs Store U Bit? a ap (‘Downsta!rg Store.) New Chanel Pouches | ee reninet / March Sale of Shoes Pre-Easter Special 32-Inch Dress Ginghams Continues With Added Shipments $9.98 HE newest in Handbags Friday 1 Oc a Yard $ .00 for Spring are these Shows the Excellent Styling and Perfection of Finish Typical of This Make — Popular Modelsin Spring Weights Are of Timely Interest. ~ Chanel Pouch Bags of leather with the new stvle frames. All are large and roomy and mgetd silk lined. Come in a pleasing variety making selection more com- of colors including brown. tan. © Colored Tablecloths, $1.65 Each — ®t for those who attend the red, green, blue, black and second day of this sale a oe RR ‘dress Ging ef solid colored. checked and plaid Dress Ginghams offered at this exceptionally low . Green addes hundred pairs have ae price; may be used tor many purposes. been added to our assortmen are -_ - eT ON ig AE EAE AR — A eC EOP ANE — 7 ane abe ike an hae bi i Ct ee Ree EE Sega te : he a a ng ens, ee — penta aap di hcathueciedlsceapeub aapeaimmcsiaiiens a jot 4 horas 2 eat aS eat ne 2 Tor ae al aca > isles feline gi Reamer ee Gai at Bee * ws vs PRS . ; etal . ae 4s bee Fgh oe te Ft NS y iSy Ada SS se ee ee ‘ aie — ain ak 4 . ° «eh ren z “ oan ‘ bn MOR Rag saa Bt A Doeh ae hete, F fe ‘ : . : wang he : “ . pi * se — ee oO owes : bE oe a Kade y BNC AE . & Be Re I ee cas? OMT ee gee OR In en ee shia aie os sama mae Mi Ak C65 RD Ate Parbte, . d sive ‘. bo 3 < =. _ sy ' . meso )6Ct«t'=ti(‘i‘é ORO eat ogee ty ~ nie AR Kavser Swiss-ribbed Kavser Suits of finest two-tone effects. Speciallv Old-fashioned brea: ast Tabiecloths in blue, buff and “PE tg , oa see on areal a erie priced at $2 pink with white: all-are hemmed: §8x72 inc Ts ¢] . —— oe Union Suits of light- mercerized lisle, with priced at $2.98. eas ; _ ed: size 58x72 inches. inthe assortment are patent weight cotton, with tai- “Marvelfit” reinforce- pumps. colored leather pumps. in ~- Underwear Crepes 42-Inch Tubings gray. blonde and parchment, satin ° At 19c Yard At straps and opera pra tan Sally Deauville Umbrellas {At We Yard —Fumps. Southern ties in patent EAE oA EN OR A AER mpm lored or bodice tops and ment and excellent tailor- cuff knees. Marvelfit ing. White and pink fin- reintorcement. ished in bodice top. Ne EN AE A A ENTE A A A TL LILLE ILD LE ITLL EL LLT AAD AN LYE LI ES LO RTO ote oe ceanecnnn tna <a ae Ne NT LC AT LON A EE CG A LT ALG NE ALDI Extre sizes... .$1.75 Ieere sizes... $2.50 : Remnants of Plisse Under- Peat Pape pillowcase and tan calf, brown kid weit Ox- foll ns x | Friday Special wear Crepe in solid colors © ms Ne GONE WISER; fords, cut-out strap sandals and . : | of pink, blue, honev, etc.: also CTY Specially priced. ple in line but many other styles. Have high, ’ ‘ Cuban and low walking heels; : . 3 o’Clock Special: sizes 3 to 8. White Voiles 1200 Yards Dr Cre At 15c Yard rg ar | white; lengths of 2 to 9 yards at $2.25 at $1.50 Women’s Kayser Union Women’s Union Sutts 4} Suits ef Swiss-ribbed of very tine combed yarn, | mercerized lisle; white or and with “Marvelfit” re- |} pink; tailored or bodice inforcement. Offered in | $3.39 VERY special offering for Friday is this group of Be NR NR A ER RS TTT Le TT RE I ARO ETI eT 8 a tage | Deauville Umbrellas, in the n sf stton i top may be had. popular s les. ; : ‘te iain ats a ‘ i Remnants a W? wit e Cat — Pr: nted Dress Crepes in r ty to-rib style, covered with Gloria Vouiles that may be used for ured designs ; dark New : . . , : ot 7. o wt he (4 ~~ 3 Extra sizes... . $2.75 Extra sizes. silk - mixtd importe OWIss curtains, undergarments, ch:!- — ps a ‘ ee eee no oe iedium colors; soft fin Location Second Floor ) Gren s dresses. etc.; 39 inches ished wide. Near ' ‘ West Visit the new and enlarged Bedding Department— Stairway All your needs of Sheets, Pillowcases and Bedspreads can be supplied at unusual price advantages. A Downstairs Store) OU Ail have clever handles, stub- by ends and amber tips. Come im navy, taupe, green, red and brown and black. Every one guaranteed. - ~— ws STIX, BAER& FULLER | | fabric |

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 18. 1926. “> 8 to $9.88 Each Splendid values. (Downstairs Store.) Fringed Panels | ||§ shadow lace weaves in many at- Patterns; have scalloped bottoms with a deep artificial silk fringe Wanted ecru tint. All are 212 — a = een Hosiery At 1 .) C Pair Dpto: are fine "ed fancy mixtures: re- inforced heel and toe: also mercerized Socks with re- inforced sole and toe and high spliced heel: black and colors. 3 pairs, 55c. « 35m This group includes fi- ber and liske mixed in a wide assortment of fancy colors in checks and stripes. Also thread silk Socks with seamed backs. double soles and high colors. 3 pairs, $1.00. Men’s Socks grade cotton in assort- spliced heei: black and: | = _—— (Downstairs Store.) pecial Selling A VM rocks for Kiddies and | 93 Ps include many charming and yles for Baster. Made of good €; some are in the new flowered have hand embroidery and lace dainty ribbons; sizes 2 to 6. (Downstairg Store.) € é Shoes Added Shipments —— cn See I a a te cyt. a eee om ——— ee ee * ~ —_ . ite ; eesti donee as f, ~ = SEX REPT er . ao 4 oa - ae . =—=— ec eR a es Ai he REE cae Deere wy a a ? awd a ee as EE eee ee ee te y} Quamtly Embroidered = Sport Frocks Are Prominent im a Collection at | 899% 5398 549. The simplicity which is the chic of a sports costume is emphasized by the application of embroidery at sleeves and pockets. A clever two-piece model, one of this interesting col- lection, applies ribbon to hem and high col- lar. Embroidered patch pockets and pagoda sleeves are the distinguishing new features. Woolen Sports Togs With Vivid Embroidery The straightline Sport Frock, se- verely tailored, is designed in jersey of rich tints with sleeves blooming in floral.-patterns, embroidered in bright colors. A novel neckline, but- ton trimméd, is an engaging feature. : (Sport Center—Third Floor.) RRR A UT FR r § O88: RAKARKAAAN ATO — ~ ne - —_—— appennteinett pete ~" _ se "tia Cyt PKS met , ~~ aN * * tn! »e x : “ co ne —- ¢ 7 ~ gms ee » Y ame 7 ‘| Decorated Bread Board STLOWS POST-MicPpaTrH 9x12 Wool Wilton and Art-Loom Rugs | Very Unusual Vale at This Price 75:2 Seamed Wiltons and seam'ess Art-Loom Rugs will be found in this specially : +iced group of room-size Rugs. An excellent assortment of designs and colors in all the new Spring patterns; all Rugs are attrac- tively finished with heavy fringe. | 9x12 Seamless | Seamless Velvet Axminster Rugs | 9x12 Rugs ' $49.00 $48.50 Rugs of. exceptional | A wonderful assort- beauty as well as excel- | ment of designs and col- lent wearing qualities are | ors in Rugs that .are wov- offered in this group of | en with thick heavy pile. Axminsters. Size 9x12. In size 9x12. (Sixth Floor.) A Smart Hat Box For the Traveler $995 For the short or long trip, you will find a Hat Box is very con- venient. Made of good quality enameled drill with black or tan binding, this Box will withstand many hard knocks. 18-inch size. Enamel Suitcase, 69.35 Very convenient for week-end trips is this Suitcase made of good quality black enamel over strong frame. With leather corners, strong handle, lock and bolts—it is offered in 16, 18, 20 and 22 inch sizes. (Fourth Floor.) Useful Housewares and Knife. $1.00 Sanitary Bread Board, made of nonwarping, nonsplitting board, is nicely decorated. Complete with steel bread knife. This set makes an attractive gift—in a gift box. Universal Food Chop- | Universal Washboards, pers, medium size, $1.79 | 6 30 Universal Household | White House Oval IE Ae ape cnsans $1.49 | Enamel Roaster .$2.19 Carpet Brooms ..... .69¢ | sonar _ are Laundry Shipping | CS ay ie 2 Bags; 26x55 inches, 79c ; _ Frost Mystic—New a dagemecnies °° : Dry Cleaner ......375¢ [| e Old English Floor Medicine Cabinets. $2.98 | Wener Gattie....00n0 Laundry Stove; 2 gas | Metal Egg Crates, for DUPMOTS © 20. cues $2.69 parcel post ..$1.50 up Garbage Cans; 6-gal- | Parson’s Aénmonia; fe oles .........0eeee s-pint sige..... 19Cc Metal Cake Covers Nicely Decorated $1.00 Very attractive metal cover with glass knob—excellent for covering cakes and pies. It keeps them moist. . (€Fiftth Floor.) Glass Flower Bowl | Filled With Shell Flowers Spring blossoms in all their charming colors have been care- fully reproduced in these dainty Shell Flowers. These Flowers, placed in black glass Bowl, with, silver border decoration make an “wQ, : ve attractive centerpiece for the table. Three-Piece Buffet Set. $2.50 Attractive Art Glass Set, including bowl and two low candlesticks, complete with two 22-inch candles—is very specially priced. ‘ (Fifth Fleor) SS SS ree ADELE eas ee et I AO a a eT

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A LLL LL te CT OE a = SE > 4 eee ——————————eeee———— eee ee al a _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 18, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH - Sceatipteemeenineeneneteedtiiietiediaaiee eed LOO erento oo a _aaal me we aie — EAR all the latest Victor and B releases on a special listening machy the First Floor at the foot of the main way. All the most popular hits are convenient spot for quick selection. hi alin hia pci egy feather career te . Vandervoort’s Candy Special For Friday _ PARADISE HASH '2-Pound 22c NC aeney Candy Shop—First Floor. ABs ee eine pag oa | 3 Telephone Orders, Shoppers’ Aid—GArtield 7500 ] Olive and Locust, From Ninth to __ Store Hours: Daily, 9:00 to 5:30-—gSaturday 9:00 to 6:00 | A Page of Interesting Spring News for Friday Shoppers = Women's New Spring | Women’s New Easter Coats Said: — D resses Beautifully Embroidered and Fur-Trimmed Dress “s— AM not satis- Smart Styles for Daytime Wear in Feature ) Coats in Latest Spring Modes—Just Received fied with what - Group of Excellent Values does for others.” G r fora Friday Feature Neither are we. | 1162 This store has never got into the rut of : be at ark een | 6. | ee ee ee ee ee ee ap lldickeale ABE, ee ee ey a " a te ; ee — a 3 ee wr ih ag en ce eon Sa, tee eee eee Nada oils pic RS NER eae om . bi nea RR gs Bo baci esciie: a oe aleecraican a ate hw ha eb csne tig Ve t POR pate: seit . eg PS > + 8 Audit dass oS Sie PI eta Me ~ %; veil ecge = pe = Sones -” ne . nats . ES OR Spaced 9 ale eRe ete sae ome — ” : wm Mt fee a, Wed e Se. See oko. ae piste Age - ct mee rm = S. yi Rae vs ~— ‘aah «daessp-ahaiadaatinabeittie ae ome R > is e s * Ceci i mladetaeh > ty pease ans : as er a” cn - This price } portunity to se Easter Remembrance | an N eo Ne smart new manner. Fur col- Picts 75¢c | SeN Az ultra-smart model of lars “a0 ae of squirrel Fashion's interest i2 ie OE Lorscheen with distinctive or mole. oveivy new tans sleeves this Spring brings Regularly $1 to $2.75 tucking and puffing on : ¥ x) “ a : Aa oes >. x > > ‘> Se ifs 74 vt , € 1 4 + 4 y ae 4 = oS. Bea ee. Bae Pa Py wag q “s ee ae bos. “sa, 2 ee h a} 2 US oe egy a > oe +, VB es bat Sal > fy q => iS . a: > es ee pm | “e *. - - a a oR = ae te : Fs 2 oe! “ at ee ie - oF 4% Ame Stee ae, . yo B $ @: - a { 4 a oy a : ‘ ae . : oe ae > oe aaa J . ee ote a y “— ant Se 7 i = % Av n ’ a. » nd a r . ba) 24 ‘a : : Bs ee 2 teu ks pea - et : - oe 7 tg + i ie ce a oe : ’ 7, ie taeeo* ; Ces ‘ 3 oan an r] a . a a bat gi 3 ay oa ee , ey. & ag .¢ ca Bas 2, PE ae 4 eiae J : pf = ; a ee > ova BS Bo Ie 3 ae FO 2 + r 4) te come Led > 4)? Spas 2? a (7 ) ae ee La ae paw “i ae Pe Dey a 4 ; } - 2 4 - # 7 Sart sce i 2 aj ; Bee oe i et 2 yt $i 4 F act bine | aT mt pte.) - Aa : - 4 ‘ - o» 4 at ae ) Li! ra rt ’ r $ ee a >2G y fe wi as - . FoR ee e bre 4 be > . ie SP » geet . ¥ ae 7 comes ot 9 b ae Pe eer A Aes St . Sf Baa r ¥ * — 4 ae, ~! ae ; os hy Eee =e. “ia oe oy ae B: Fey Pe ee Z yt © Sd othe oe 2 oe sa a § ny te eee ve 4 o 4°. > sche i ae” ; ’ ot Be & Be a y See , = er, +e +3 ; 2 4 i bsé 4 4 % ; ated B 7 4 4 ) - a i ; r $ oe. r, ¥. ‘ $ 5 a - aha cs - » 4 a. oI i -ae = be oe i : td 3 > i - ~? Ww fre tiusiin “i nd cre- N Ss ; VY d ™ 4 e afs } a s4 ar: $3 0 ~— $ i ‘72 tonne My | $.ze. lar cn fP#TIO! igh Cw cyie an ervoort RK dai = — S ap. Violet Perfume Sha cing Bow wt Lie for any wearing appare!. Snap child's novelty Seap — Biche Sachet oh acy setae $3.75 filled with MMe ;r UD ' 95 R ; re E a Fas of r008 im whi! te. pink a a Sen ees ees — Hy- Glo 4 s £3 re,.ow vg size An Liv, i ’s 4 y echet edge Reg a 4 Manicure & ~ rhan _ ’ $c and 20c. 6 for he B: $ Ri git Just Received regularly ide 296 O 5 q lack and white temuiariy $1 Te Tooth Paste: 3 x Printed crepe ——anc piaced on display as ulariy 43¢ ab model trimmed one of our special luggage Vy im biack crepe. values this week. The hard ( ‘elm ia Graceful drape knocks of travel have been a Glazo Ps | : ; at sid e §iving mticipated by three - ply Loosnacts ‘arte “8 4 smart ftu..ness. veneer lumber covered and size. hand painte:! Nail Polish; i = bound with strong fiber. Requiariy {5 S68 lariy #4 ‘4 , As comvenient for extra z * s 8 me * 4 — ~— ie ie Lae ‘ estima PS Se 7 PB A ‘ y ;3 cigset space at home as for Pp d — ae asc: ——J 4 a - 2 : 4 B. Kleinert’ s Dress Shields trave/ —— ent ee — : 4 Nainsook with «tt: i ed ; : 3 . oe Wash silk lin ne ss / Round edge construction, | th Paste: reg- $35 Opal Replica Pearl ; : ~s 3 and 4. Regular! ¥ Je e. 2 ar te mr: } -} + - lari; sec ase . lar : : ZSec and @@c pair. Special, aac ‘ | draw bolts. — dust Ten-Piece Touet Sets . 3 Pairs fer , , ae : curtain, laundry bag, . shoe . . ‘ wtg Ley Youll be glad you tn- and hat compartments Beautifal Toilet Sets in geld, 23 50 | i : P. S. Ne Phome er ©. er vestigated this new Trunk. ( ord ’s nite, pink or orchid pear! ef- i em Threed at These bile” Large encugh to hold from yY pm Including tray, mirror, comb, brush, | : six to twelve garments. E3 Notions Shep—First Bjoor. Si; Dress Shoo—Taire 1 z Lipsticks; reguiar- | mail file, buffer, cloth brush. Souder Eee box, acme te Oe { chop—This oer. Luggage Shop—Dewnsta!-s Iv $1.50 OG hair receiver amd shee horn. ania: $c ile ‘;oods =hop— ret en i y o a in ea saeiaieitiaa : gL REELS Sty y eR = , ~ ae alia et Rees Peres oe es ae " eae eae . * -——,w semanas FA? Fit eATr me )

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a ities oe ri $ ‘ ¢ * ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | THURSDAY EVENING. WARCH 18. 1996 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH yer 7 a swans - - ~ Te nate —cameeaane —_— ee - tll ei eT SNE | —~-— --—y —- . = einen os om ~ — - eet ee A ——— ® Bugs Unto Bane — Store Hours: Daily, 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 ' a — we DY “MARCH WINDS? ee, | | ° ’ Fortify yourself against colds . Bodily warmth and resistance to cold come from the stored up energy that only well balanced, , 100% digestible foods can give. GSHREDDED WHEAT contains all the elements of a perfect : food to give you health, strength ‘and vigor. , ‘ GBRAN, CARBOHYDRATES, PROTEINS, | \\ J SALTS and VITAMINES—all these elements : J Former Hotel Manager Here Who Is Dead the latest Victor and Brunswick on a special listening machine on loor at the foot of the main Stair. | ne most popular hits are there—, spot for quick selection. tne and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth oppers sn ah iM : " . ; " a ’ 7 / ie - , ed om er Zz . = = ™ ' i * {2° 2 Z A, 4 tc7 ’ : 7 . Sets serene 6 o2 « wr . wr a mn p . a are found in Shredded Wheat —all in the balance that Nature provided for in her perfect natural food— whole wheat. O| Buidd brain, bone and energy, easily, conveniently and positively with one delightful Shredded Whole Wheat meal every day. G| For a warm, comfy meal pour hot milk over two Shredded Wheat Biscuits, adding a little cream. Salt or sweeten to suit the taste. Goodman, Kirksville. Mo. The Wheat , body was brought to St. Louis for burial at 2:80 p. m. today in Belle- all the Bran of the Whole Wheat : — Unusual Sale of Electric Portable : ee BURIAL OF JOHN R, OWINGS | Sewing Machines [AT BELLEFOTAME TODAY Regular Price, $82.50 nL ‘ta Sale Price Mo. | John R. Owings, 85 vears 014, | | died of heart disease yesterday at! | the home of his sister, Mrs. Tlanche | | DEPARTMENT oF HOUSEHOLD EWGREERING Goop HouseKeepine Institute ' Conducted by 2049 g, House Anny fontaine Cemetery. Mr. Owings was born in Warren County, Mo., and spent aimost his entire life in St. Louis. He was manager of the Barnum, St. James | and Laclede hotels at various times, | and retired in 1912. He was ac-'! , quainted with Mark Twain ani! a \ \ van | Lf ig ee | | \ectrica) Da ay : | ve ht e ed No Interest on Club Plan Ladbiiecs, i | | 8 $5 Down $5 Monthly S\ model, with beautifully em President Grant. In recent venrs \ he made his home at the Hermitage Apartments, 4458 Warhirgeton boulevard. He is survived bv his daughter, Mrs. Goodman, and a sis> ter-in-law, Mrs. M. R. Owings, 716 | N. Taylor avenue. TWO DEATHS LAID TO ALCOHOL _—- broidered sleeves and co! | ; ; iki : : : : : ° : edged with Summer ieee] | This price prevails only during this Sale and until the quantity in stock is sold, an unusual op- Bodiex of Wealthy Philadelphian | ear! rem also feature portunity to secure a modern Electric Sewing Machine at a substantial price reduction, is offered._ SB erg ocenre ogame gi . . - ‘ ’ aS Lac@a J ‘ pleated insets. f | Sewing Machine Shop—Downstairs. ee SELLERSVILLE, Pa., March 18. . e Impure alcohol was ascribed to- day by Coroner Sweeney as the ‘ - ——ee cause Of the deaths of Charles H. 4 Clinton, wealthy Philadelphia pa- ‘s : 9-S-9--t 0-8-6 6-8 2-8 8-8-8 OF -S--O-O-F O-—-S - -O-O--O OF - &--&-O-S-O-S- © 0-2-0 -o--9- 2-8-0 8-8 —- © S -O- 8 -- 0 --O--O--O-8-- OO -S -O-- ©: -S -S--O--O-O- SO - O--S-S-S -O- Oo -O-O-O--O--F- OF -O-- 0-9 SOF o-8--9 nena per manufacturer. ane Mrs. Susan lad ~ if i Lb. Johnson, whose bodies were ! - a " ; Hi Mm, i : —-A | : ; found Tuesday at Clinton's farm- in , | 5 io | r Hi, * : 7 , ‘Hl f i : house, near here. Mrs. Johnson, a| ialandahtullts | | wifi a \ ernre T. of fm), = a | i ° e ? widow, was a friend of the Clinton Hy Ae | Hit ” Hh , ac Ry phi { i } HA he we vy } 3) : : ¢ , Die Phy "ty .: 3 F datliltins nae Ho A ss Yikes eet ok Pets CMTE LMM HCL PRT é é family. RE POR SISTA 11TH Wy, lp as Wil WE lll a a, iz’ . | | H ; Members of the Clinton. family | . GO Shi ifs ; é maintain that the manufacturer ! tha / dA , | } : ?H ‘died of pneumonia. He was 65 GF / S AN 66 " / ' : rears Old. Mrs. Johnson was 650. : /, T ka ; I90O ne ay , é Her brother, Dr. F. 4. Abbott of | |) | a I Philadelphia, with whom she lived, | tr é' - e ‘ @ e ‘ ? said members of his family had | (Al (i | Cg. | ‘ ? known Clinton many years and A rti | i » , q frequently spent the week-end at = : i Youve Been Waitt if iets Vachan @ : ~ ‘in asnerk ° ) a lil Missouri Reserves to Train on! , 4 ' . s > : 3 : - ‘ . ° Djerkiss You have probably been watching _reputation and the high quality of iain Riser Watin. | The World es Fastest ) 3 The annual cruises of the Mis- | ; ; We the papers... comparing prices and these rugs. You know that when 18 | souri Naval Reserves will begin| Washing Machine s Totlet Water. reg- ‘ May 1 when’ a group of 50 men wlariv ore ; ; . | : , ‘ ; . ; _ g ’ * R, en reg tba a quality eee 1n anticipation of a new Kennard goes on record with SO ! ore , ed ' # SCR WAFTE FTER 27 vears’ experience the “1900” Washer a... Sings beeene , » ° . . il] begin ¢ o-Gay cruise on the . ) 5 icc “raeularie VE Springrugtobrighten upyourhome. vastly underpricedasalethatthe ' EE) Misming! in a ‘regulation rivet Company developed this wonder wathe r—the =e sari if bites *, i . é varship. her men | start o ras , nstan y was $1.25 g5e : | . ‘ a vee Ten ee en master washer of all time. if If so, you will welcome this oppor-. values must be decidedly worth see {Jf simiiar cruises on May 25 and| an amazing success. . It swept aE : . , : ’ 41} June 13, the river cruise being re- : : ity rj , } Palmer ) tunity to buy Kennard rugs atade- ing’ Shop Now.. .while there is ti nl yt gu ip ledbeggle inp in city after city—proving that women know w en ) . . ’ 7 ? i} serve and recognize a real improvement when they see t | agi cided saving. You know Kennard’s _ still a variety of patterns and sizes. ik a eaiinn. te. the vive -qveien . ” for the Whiieests sunaiall ae ee. TOS EES EE ee eae ee ee -count for the W fir ; UWlarlv 2ie Ife ‘ * there will be a cruise on the Great wo secrets acc will be full Rody powder, reg- ; : Lakes, Aug. 1 to lo, on the U. &. | First—the expert, painstaking vote ecial values. i UiaTiy $1.25 SPe , ’ ° = Wilmette ae ommodaung ~- 9) ae & avs : Gh, - 1900's up-to-the-minute factory—w ic ul ' ‘ rations re- K E N N A R D S D © M E S a2 ee R U G S ? se ws aa, a genet yer: | ei rs Py : every Whirlpool like a fine automobile. , ices. V Oe A ets Bthuiide Maan Second—the Whirlpool Circulator—which tumbles enus | é seslehied timin Pitindelelita: , the clothes as it —— ee there anium Soa Powder Puff reru- ? i paar > a Rp RE ( ° FASTER—CLEANER-SA 5 ularly ns a | tarly 6c — i ? i beter ee Only in the 22s Poe j . * : wits ss 7 nard, loo i stip DE Breches «| . . Per C ee en ea WHIRLPOOL See this Spectacular Ulariy 10¢ Se Bradley } At Savings from 20 to 35 eT ent liam Renard, by Judge Pearcy yes- Can you get VW her : : Te rdav 4 tor her OWN tis Pm lie also al ef et % Be ° ome , : aioe : Beautifier; regu- f lt No Best Quality Royal Wilton Rvos eeeee?e 9x 12 ” * ‘ thut Renard had insiste {i on doing 6 ont ETL es thes and of clothes idry weight = five MINUTES. hing Caps =e St: eo 6h ‘ - 1 1f the cooking, and that she had been at cl acd See how it washes collars, cuffs, work clothes and overt. at % Fetes | Lot ° Wil | 9 12 $82 50 } fore 4 to eat burned food. In Ren-. SPEED and CAPACITY —due alls—absolutely clean—without any hand rubbing. page | Morny | No. Heavy Quality etal anti ai “ a wees on a See its simplicity — and care-free operation — proof Toi Pot Bod } 3 ai | ! $ : ela to ‘hn thin honteana and se toca ae — ane against trouble. ) a? -. Oweer; Ter” . ? ' nehout the m age > ; he al i ourri ularly $2 £1.50 Lot W x12 69 75 ¢|§ cooking throughout the marriage. ‘ See its beauty—puré burnished copper—bright alum ce tra H vy Woo ns . PER AS os ia te WRINGER—soft rubber rolls “ onl orn cer : Regularly $2 it al No. Ex €a ' 1 ilto @®eeee#eee#e#e?#® 9 a iM rs. Renara was awarded $200 ali- won't break buttons. « , num and polished nickel. a ee | . mony. ; ; re , ' erly $3.25. $i Talcum: regularly : 7 OCCUPIES LITTLE SPACE— ¢ This is the Washer you'll want. It does all any washer mpecial at ; , cu mOe i Lot W l Wil 9x 12 $ ‘ and goes easily through even a ‘ould do. does it hotter and, what 1s of prime importanes - rice Tollet Water: rer- ‘ No Good oOo tons eece0ee0e0eve#nsteeee @ ° 24-inch door. LOUIl see t ; Pp ind Ss Oriza Ularly $2.50 : 81.75 : BURNISHED COPPER TUB- In this Udy and age, It 18 bast | ays bright —as easily wiped owt : A Warning oso dish Phone for a Free Demonstration t Perfume Shavirg Bowls? . ars 9 oF fille we ith orny Lot 7 U LITY a a Bs: Boap: regularly. #3 No. Axmunster Rugs — Se aia a amaaiiehs a iar’ tnd DIRT FILTER—dhe Whistooet . Morny Soap: for $39 75 to those who 8 washes always in clean water. Enelist ith: regu ° . : erly 3 $1.50 ~ Best Quality Axminster. Seamless .....9x12 ° COUGH And the Wonderful UNION ELECTRIC ..9x12_ $33.75 : PERTUSSIN — the harmless Se | Light and Power Company and efficient cough remedy—has 12th and Locust (or any branch) MAin 3220 been so uniformly successful in Monthly Payments on Your Light Bills the treatment of bronchial affec- See It on Action! tions and coughs, even the most | nN ° obstinate whooping cough. that— Scruggs-Vanderv oort-Barney | - : Electric Shop— Basement GArfield 7500 if your cough resists PERTUS- Stix, Baer & Fuller SIN, it is an indication that you Fifth Floor CEntral 6500 ..9x12_ $32.50 In addition to the above sizes, there are a great many rugs in other sizes—and also at greatly reduced prices A cna eaenn me. - Si tes ¥ PERT IRI 38 ees BaF igs rela ogre theaitg x ee at —* . - free : ei oie . -- Forhan’s Tooth Paste; rec- U.arly 4$o0 38e Glazo Nall Pollah: reg'- lariy 44c doe Ne Seamless Velvet Rugs........---- -_—--- - eee a Ee rer a ea og ae ee + ee a should consult your physician. For safetv'’s sake you should find out if some deep rooted disorder is causing your cough. « ee 4 } ] | } TT ‘ PSTABLISHED 1856 , PERTUSSIN is entirely free MESTI ELECTRI - Seanad Marrow 4 t ~ ° € | frominjuriousdrugsand is sold by Look down into the tub of a DO Cc Cc co. ar] | Cuticle Ol]; reg"- i} “ all druggists in large and small Whirlpool in action. See the 908 Pine St. Distributors GArfield 2600 . ane as. “Se Hf bottles. swift but gentle action of ‘the , ets Whirlpool circulator. Louis Wolken Electric Co., Spring & Humphrey LAclede 1528 25.20 | Lloyd's — ————————_———— ===" omb, brush, | : owder box, _Euxesis Shavias | ) : e for —————— . ' . . 7 — ler | Mar. Orpvers accepted subject to prior sale. All main bus and service car lines pass the | EF eae PORT DeNANC ts the cate Ut tne eee = os | door— most street cars loop near Kennard’s—or park your car at Union Market Garage. ell aimaiadeniilis , very Cough newspaper giving Associated Press news service. . A Orne - - ———__—- a 7

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‘ - - —_ . —_— ogee Aly Ae gona weep ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATC THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 18, 1920. is _st LOUIS POST-DISPATCT: ae Rae = a = _ i ime on 5 ; : P 2 — } - Lm os lance her ues-'paniment of a jazz band. evoKed +. el * _~ ~ ~*~ 1500 LBS. OF COIN STOLEN oz 08> sss oe Tos RAILROAD EXECUTIVES $ SPLIT ei ne teeth | “ore, WEBRO ACTORS PLEASE RUSSIA heir fir met ide meres Nab n« | “ , , J | * a roupe’s - } Taft mm oe E on oa suns art) in ( wil *; the 8) 18i Ps ‘ . the Aeso ei mia ad Press ae is ony 4 ‘ ‘ aTus Al Oisi } a t- — = _ th thy Sen: + 4 rt — L ict atpoi 2 rie ps : z March 15 Bani robbers blew silver coin } esterday. Conference Ends in Uproar. With ‘o's na . + piste men NNILG ioe “aoe MOSC Toree president ‘eaves the railroads at the mercy putting your clothes away. cevesg, 4G OT A > ™ habs talanssserory age. iia. ent wives the pubtie For CARB Seke -demand Year phone Visst a Shep Wonderful t * eme Deli aware & Huadsen Ee ee CARB eall . . —* ‘* ™ ry nrofection ¥iterbury {] =. qa t +h ea : "* aT Q = as \- ? ‘ a ai « d _ A a oe 30 prompt rs I9ad ob jec ) iif® ' ‘a Ain 4 . € Floral Sho tore] x nd his, calling it [Pb ~ ocarns lay meetifig yesterday which end- , This min tr | Fal a1 ) ae &* has , | d iti - - . ; a = - ution notifving the' Among the r roads tt! + On. (it — -% a res »] AUii il bi Vicike ij AGMOOS ee aed | au ila ' ean ng _ ret 4472 SHAW tary that ther repudiated the | posed the bill were the St. Louis- | Dpagqes Gagasé SPOTS Phene GRand 6630 Nite Number HUmbolt 3148-W | ne a oe action of the association's abor | San rancisco, Vere Marquette, | Without injury to Fabric or Color i SAY IT WITH OURS ' Committee. This committee. head- ' Wabash \Miissouri-Kansas-Texas, = a , . pn te wand $0 be Hem BEE McGOVER.S BERNARD O'REILLY BEN TALBUTT j ed by W. W. Atterbury, president /St. Louis Southwesicrn and Rock 1 Scabentite and on- Inflasnmabie | —_-—_ —_——_— — —_— — _—_ -_ apeaDeodpet ‘of the Pennsryivania Ralliroad. and Isiand We We G« & 1. Size Botton at ail Drag Stores FRIDAY EVERY DRESS A NEW SPRING MODEL Clearance . of Broken | 120 Pairs Women: contrasting Heels, *- vice. Silk lisle tops Full fashioned.. 269 Pairs Women's A novelty sport Ho: 300 Pairs Women's Irresu-i ate of our $1 4= Pairs. Wisses’ Sp “fostiv white. cords 130 Pairs Infants’ > Mostly white and : ize Pairs Men's 26 Broken line and coi ee ~ $e Le agg foe PRE : ts + - : Wis vei | : vi a - 3 . =K > 2s : : ’ ae. J : Z ¥ a - i K Hi : 4 e 7 $ oz i ; Q he * ‘.. ata te i’ q 5 - in | ees ‘a @ at ae ae fe f> eae tt: ~ : A ; fe 14) } ee i i sli «aly oe pe ‘3 ra - weiss hdl Farin a Bane Metin Dae. a ae Pe aa, ee i Se y Age ct - 7 “ y * thot ed vas oi - Se Rehab DR PA ld Commi Cai Sai ie bee on ia? ; OP ee Oy st oe MI Se oa cs 2a SSE IIR AMOI RIC REED CR SION ITO tlle eis ety Cae aA Sone 2 Fe Re eee tel en ee Si eee 4 SP irc ESS, ee et AP shall camriboras Settee ee tle ee ee ita ae ead ceeigae 4 oT gd NERY _ A New York Manufacturer, Retiring trom Business, Has Sold Us ia Entire Stock of Thts Season’ s Nevvest Spr tn 2 Dresses at Sensational Saz ings! In Addition We Have Bought from Other Sources Over 1,000 Hegk Grade Spring M A reat! y L Under prwed—to Make This the Greatest Sale of the Season! Newest Spring Models of Taffeta Combined with Geergette and Printed Silks ” lod V2 a gre th eh ROE I, We ger Sete cele MO. Smart Bolero Styles—Latest Circular Skirts and Effective Metallic Embroidery eben EN (SRE SRLS 2 FUE SR tee SG AEE OME: sn! eA OF RM gg OF Ree ash Peas he ratty i ye ia SR We RS: ™ . Ras fae 6 GP Including La t New Spring Dresses—Fashioned oe Sh i kehtt Sieled te Season s This tremendous purchase was negotiated but a tew days ago, and brings to the Tattetas \lost Popular women of St. Louis the most amazing values the Bedell basement has ever r offered’ Crepes Colors ak age Spring stvles that have been completed and are being shipped Prints directly and exclusively S gis : exciusively to us for this gigantic sale! Georgettes DRESSES MADE TO SELL FOR $29.75, $25 AND $19.75 PRISE es pyr Silane TA aE SS Gog! GORE RAE wee. “ ne nD tli ad tt! we oN et SELLS NY EP AL IO ITN a oo ee 5 i ——_ _— on 2 aay rte ar! = m a . - ct dee ee ee ae eer Re OE aa cage 3 dae eeRe: Fosko eee oe CTINIIG POST-DISPATCE J

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> $14.75 | a ce eA A A Rl ) 4 \' 4 ny Nusttrrer gi Le | #} { ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 18, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - TT A A j L © >. \ - Clearance = of Broken == 120 Pairs Women’ Contrasting = ice, Silk lisle Ful] fashioned 4 300 Pairs Women's =, JTrregulars of our $ Mostly white. cord Mostly white and Broken line and col Heels, Lines s $2.25 Chiffon and (Black Only) Novelty Silk, Ser- colors and black regu] = 360 Pairs Women's Rayon and Lisle—Pineapple stitch. “= g novelty sport Hose: New Spring Colors Are Included Our FRIDAY HOSIERY SPECIAL Women’s All-Silk Full Fashioned Beautifully Hosiery value well known to our = clear and sheer. A ar patrons. AS 14¢ ge Be I oS eo ee ee Service Silk, +9 grade; lisle tops and soles.......... 84¢ 1 broken Oovan ; ‘hampagne; all sizes: == 180 Pairs Infants’ 50c Rayon and Lisle Hosc. 48 Pairs Misses’ Shaped Rayon and Silk Hose. formerly 95c 120 Pairs Men's S5e Rayon and Lisle Socks. I eI sn emcee | ay ; rT ; ' ? ty Hiasites — — = =. TIT HG Padibdial ETT iil hii | ' Hal . --- - -— t { ' Hey FT Th i HA ihidticbeatitbenis Hui HN Nhs in ae ee and scalp Fd Pinauds EAU DE QUININE or the hair than 2 OO imitators because of its unparalleled success in the care of the hair J | i = § ; | ' i j $8800 FOR ROOSEVELT CREW §: | 'Circuit Judge Miller’s court against EE for injuries he suffered ee ' in a col-}|1924. Mech claims that as a re- lohliged to use crutches mainder of his life. the ' ; ; j ; Locals Said to Have Given As- surance They Will Accept lision between two trains. May 17. | suit of the iniuries he will ne | | | Diamonds, Jewelry, Furs,§ Laxative ae Clothing, Guns, Musical In- relieve the by curing the | av BUILDING TRADES SEEK ithe Terminal Railroad Association | TYLE CLEANERS & DYERS RIVERSIDE 4754 |Cuticura Soap) & Best for Baby) free of Outiours Laberatories, Dept h. Maiden, ewer ea struments. E WITTELS LOAN & Y 2001-3-5 Market St. e x bears signatase MERC. CO. _E. W. Grove. 30c. Read today’s Want columas tur —Withdrew‘in 1923. ' —— a business opentegs. — Representatives of 16 buildin a trades local unions, affiliated with = the St. Louis Building Trades Coun- is cil, last night voted unanimously | @! to invite five of the more important ict locals to return to the council. Fé Crafts invited to return are the a: painters, bricklayers, plumbers, nt plasterers and carpenters. All | a: withdrew from the body after the a: St. Louis organization was. sus- in pended by the building trades de- | gi partment of the American Federa- — - Sizes 40 to 56 New styles, new colors, new mate- rials, new treat- ments— with Lane Bryant quality through- out. SAS , ‘\ FAN RR Oe SE “7 * Ane ae ND ae fe Lv GE is Pia faa me = MOP OES 4 \V— . « a me ar —_T* es | i r | ee = \ \ Fiat Crepe. l’rinted Crepe, $12 ane ryan BARGAIN EMEN Sixty g Locus T Spring Dress Values That Mean Money Saved for You # | Prints Canton Crepes Flat Crepes Georgettes Crepe de Chines Satin Cantons These youthful Lane Bryant Garments are designed to make your figure look more slender. The high quality of workman- ship stam and materials p this as a fash- ion and value offer- ing of first impor- tance. Spring Coats Potret Striped Failles aheens styles. linings. and =|9° Twills, Silk Bengalines, _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i tant, _Moline Harbor Project Approved. | 'septie Oil, will banish their trouble | ‘in seven days or less. | Ointments and Salves, | end your Besides a purse presented to Chivf ® Officer Miller, $1500 was set aside for the families of the two men ° who died in the rescue work, $3300 . to the boat crews that took a di- | rect part in the rescue and $4900 divided among the remaining mem- bers of the crew of-the Roosevelt. EARTH SHOCKS RECORDED HERE Seismograph Indicates Severe Quakes 5700 Miles Distant. Earth shocks of unusual inten- sity were recorded by the seismo- gcraph at St. Louis University today. The tremors started at 8:19 a. m. and Jasted until 9:20. The record indicated the center of the dis- turbance was about 5700 miles dis- probably -in Armenia, and was probably destructive, accord- ing to the Rev. J. B. Macelwane, seismologist. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 18.—The seismograph at Fordham lUniver- Siitvy today recorded an earthquake that started at 9:18 a. m. and lasted nearly one and one-half hours. It | was estimated that the quake orc- curred 5500 miles away. Its di- rection could not be determined. oe eee SC SSSSCSCSSSHSSHERSESESHHERt SHES RREREEECEEEAKEBOaat 7 By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, March 18.—Ap- proval of the report of army engi- neers recommending the raising of the water level of Moline harbor. | Illinois, was announced today by the House Rivers’ and Harbors’ Committee. The project is in lin: with the move to insure naviga tion on the Mississippi River it also will insure to Davenpor an adequate domestic water sup- ply. : : $30,000 Verdict for Injuries. ss: A verdict of $30,000 in favor of | Ms Joseph Mech, formerly a switch- |g! man, was returned yesterday in he He a: ADVERTISEMENT =: ewe Reis agama a: ’ =: czZema udes =: a: ; a /a |s Be |a | foal Back . Or Money Bac C | 8: ; lt Nae cai an ala rs | a. Thousands of people who suffer | M3 ‘from itching skin, Eczema and un-| g! ‘sightly eruptions will be giad to|@s know that Moone’s Emerald QOi!, a/ @3 clean, powerful, penetrating Anti-|@3 For years they have been using and while they helped to relieve the itching, soreness and pain, they often choked | the pores and did not allow the poi- sonous matter to escape. Moone’e Emerald Oil overcomes this ob- jection for the Oil penetrates down through the pores to the cause of the 4 trouble and leaves them free to discharge 4 all poisonous secretions. It ts very cén-| Mf centrated and only a few drops are re-| @5 quired at an application. You can get it) @s§ at Keiffer Drug Co. or Wolff-Wilson Drug | Ms! “00 Washington Av. Grand &/| @s Olive Sts., Johnson Bros. Drug Co. or any . progressive drug store and if it doesn't 4 trouble in seven days—moncy - bot Ue, Co., giadly returned—directions on cack THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH meee 2 $7) 495 : : js 3 ; Be 7} New Printed Scarfs 9, Glove Silk or Kavser ‘U ndies = Ten new patterns in fast-color Glove silk an - , d Kayser Marvelray Bloom- :8 . | ce tle hand-knitted ARLAN DS ers and Teddies, in flesh, green, cy 95 i. vo a ami $1.00 Bb. NE4t 3 Ww peach and whit®. «ssc? sack cc cas 5 ° = Male Floor~Biroadwant St.Louis’ Lars is Sea s Specialty Shop Main Floor—Broadway. . om ~ ; + | is : : S + ; - bs co A ome of the Seasons Smartest : \ aa ; * ) , a ait ie \ e | ; , a. if ‘4 toe + f 4 im ) , | WY tH } ' ! EY 7a YS - Sos | .* e WIE a Featuring a Purchase of “uA is bs 44 fa a e Seta bt: aT EAR 4 2° Ss SOSERSRRRAARRORROORESEOOSEOREOTEOSSOTSECSEARneRnnOReeRNeneEEEENees 7 $2 Street, Sport and Dress Modes—Offered at a Price Below Actual Worth............ ity. A few of the fabrics are listed. Satin Lorsheen Tweeds. . . .Plaids Mannish Mixtures T willbloom T willsheen Chess, Et, Petites Misses’ Sizes Women's Sizes Coat Salon Third Floor “23% TTHE late arrival of Spring Coat weather creaged a Condition in the market that made possible this Friday sale! Herg-are several hundred of the very latest modes featuring cape-backs, Prince of Wales, mannish double breasteds and others. wanted light shades, also blue and black, many highly embroidered, others trimmed with collars and edging of light furs of high qual- ae * Ly ; FS SSS p: Yea secrrre The { > 4 ‘a | “ 3a ‘Ss | . 7 ‘2 A is ‘= “ta Sale’: ¢ +a | of Tai : | ilored hed ie | Paies ozo is : ices oe . } im | Values to $39.50 co . \ ¢ ‘= 4 $ ( y85 H ‘a l 3 u : : A] . | ; 7a f | a J | An extremely fortunate pur- is * chase of a limited number of the # ; _ new Short-Coated Suits in de- ‘a o | mand. Because the group is i "4 ' small early shopping is advised. 9 J ‘ 7 | : } in ? The wanted tweeds and twills is in new Spring mixtures, beautr a fully tailored in -the popular a “boyish” models with patch = pockets, notched lapels, ete. : 4 Sizes 14 to 40 : acl 4. Suit Salon--Third Floor.-~ is “~, - as » - a ’ cosine 4 A Wily ? N event ot and many others. A Friday Sale of Spring Hats unusual interest, for it embraces several hundred of the most popular styles in Hats made to sell at a higher price. drooping hair Hats, belting ribbons, Canton crepes, visca braids, satins | Fourth Floor—Broadway. ) - . Se reseerreees aa ad tn » oe ge or A “ee Se ae ¥ ome ¥ , a oe - Pur as . i” ad q ms

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ee Se ettte. oman mente OS es 4 Patan : ‘i hooves B BES bia "ae aged Ply, repens . a mG Dit on ry oe “Sade hate a = = De Soe -_ a = Ni eee eee Se ae SOE Ae 9 9 nee ta A ea eee e a en ? ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH A + ie THURSDAY E\ —s e . | , . 7 eB. > % e. pA - » oe ee sy : P 4 if i e ie * $ ft - ee ee * ¥, 4 ae 2 eee 1%: Bete i a ¥ ¥ . ef bs “ge & Be ae - Ss > 4. a P..9 if ¢! 2 . = fs 5 4 ik & : “ = nt ” Pe eae 3 ui - oe ; he a ing ? oe f . $F. f : & 4s = : eS: . R es ‘ b fe ie pens . PE ao x ? Raa eee aie came Yr ee eansetree aon pees ty1 Fa $3 and $4 Ready- ‘Trimmed Hats [OTT Teen ee eee wesccssersnescrsreeeereress® ey ———- s> ENING. MARCH 18. 1926. en ———==— — -_ es — —- ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCE een nniversar . Ben's $2. 00 stra ond neck and SECS KN 1 Leg cr & ? ~Wwea we! effects $2 Boys’ Cricket sist Sweaters $1.28 won Knit Union Suits > colts + c Ag ¥ joe lh + —_— -~ * |. See Da: Bed Sheets 3 ex 1x90 Sheets. made o% = Vint? as 7 , ~ a! . Fe aor tk . +o ae > P) ty . i . oes , = Ort & s —- . : ¢ . . — . Joes! > 4 te ile - B qc Yr &, Cli Ins At enttening the Greatest of All Clothing Sales | Men’s and Young Men’s -' Two-Trouser Suits and | Spring Topcoats | $6.93 (Bargain Basement. ee oo , Ta bs a ee NS See a — To 91 GAEDE IEE DAE TASES BOBS ELIE ——— Aprons : Made of biack 2 , eecettos§ satin, ' wht checked ging NR Hp PAAR SRN ANRC RIGS EARL. PTE A te . 6-inch Sateen tr a greed rance f ain shaces nas a high Py¢ Pe i BY rise erteert- . iz™ ‘ iners. t as 25c meg Percales 38 a ww iO 3 yar Di*asing Shel on atriles @ rd ‘Tie CKS lent fer sehirta Pansat aprons, et* Yard 59c Satinette mercerized cotton sati- a&eo in self-cotered strt; cut trem belt. Yard etcecient 4 Slight Seconds. (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) New Spring aren Pae isses ane Ww tweeds and eng 3 linea “ 2 ha +t . = cdis TS green, + rte eer n Aeoerttl Tes = ib eters, _— $5. 53 y alues Up to ‘rr thee, “pecial rersar’, (a POrtns, “pring [}reaces for Viseers, Woiamen ane! 19 t~——-, / ear fiat j = : _ -s, | EASTER SUITS “ETS ~ on a tt iiss ° «@ ee $ 53 a! oO Vl ase ana Women's ~ «t a . el pockets oe Fe? Spagt Coate— rs All newsst a ts : “~ x * & } re ¢* a : =: ‘ §. New ine mare a : gy a friend, and each bay one. New Spring ‘ a 3 e Smart Felt aco nches i ‘ ene ~. | straps, nove effects, 7. ¢ —" taric ; | ee HE patterns, new Spring fabrics, new Spring oe en ‘ a en senched and touts rnd raw rare iny, I o sah eg eS re styles, a great collection ef high-grade ge | ’ sss " from the ~ . a Spring xfords t bleach , wha i SS garments at a real money saving price. ; Fis 2 | Cara . te ee eee Spec: Io If and ' ars wanted materials | sundered. Very C >; (Bargain Basement.) : Bh, ik {, f Steapentiiininnagiiae Basement. a a agi ~~ ‘ (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) f epecia:. yara ‘ : eh | (Bargain Basement.) ‘Bargain Basement.) — 5 Linens $3.50 Flat Crepe Bi . — inch, extra ogy - eu ; m Silk pure dye Flat repe, aot 7 Turkish Towels in new Spring ee Be: , . shades for vo - 23 a s 25e value. 27236 Turk- . =— rg gsowna. te. a good a! oat ty ade of ee oo on a cer rr or cr ee meme ee eee : im. with hine rea ” — s ; é ® ders. ‘ery spe- -19¢ CO ps a VN : 4 2 4 a Zack is = $2.29 Baby ba Broadcloth ; tary S onan ee / «iitneh, fine qual ae a F tH . . ight sh 2 a » Unbleached kitchen Tow- Women’s and Misses’ unpaid Boy — Suits Crepe Gowns Crossbar Ruffle Curtains $1.39 Artificial Drapery dresses, 2 $1.77 : Hi ging with colored | bor- Spring Coats ya 208822 HG BS Z|] rests cotton, arene “Mate of vod quality Silke garments, ete. | ¥ ‘he = wide freaea = ~ women can share in the re pair eer “ —y = a dies nf mitt a age act te ; Q ~ “ae ee ae ; : et * from dark 2 C a i Ting of new Coats Wa mater 2 bel e Regular C m3! Pair 2 ae 4 y 7 ee. - specks sara S| rn. 2ces and newes. ‘ Papi hg & ‘ T als. Fine linings. 6 ; 69¢ Pepe . ce Women’s New Spring Bovs’ 3S¢ Stock; , hil g 7 Dresses, Men's $1 Shirts ys’ 35c Stockings bins ec. 7 fee ¢ a 2 Socks! ks! Stake tevesninen ie sill c Mercerized Nainsook a s Turkish egpena Socks! Socks! iia me aE ane e of fine per | Stamped Gowns Res > pe ~ 1s ' eens eee ae Georgette Crepe i 4 — ‘ren & 6 black, DPow! sand ai6Q) Otner ne “pring 8 atc sia i aie ey eee « a ; ir sMarante i . ‘hes wy ie, P ae : “Ox 4 irkish vA ) Spring prin a, flares i exrceiient -as & et a : : ; and | c “y . oi \ sizes Pa 4 2 . “Special! ii TT) 4S. 2 F — Pp 4 C . I C er A ss: 50 : : Indian Head Pillow Tubing eens 4h hoon ngs a a ; : Extra strong Pria a . 100 Young Men’s Topcoats 19c Part Linen Toweling Rayon Bloomers Axminster inca snow white <= 2 $1. 49 Velvet Stair wen Be Be. 4 5 Beautiful new _ Spring Topcoats., 8. 33 ™ _ e or am rier — cana 10) a ~ = r) « 2 2 i Xa_.-i ncn floral. ns - § 39 nan‘s. Yara o i tee : es: Sees | ee ay = be full piers. Slicht seconds. . Ray | ee 2 ae ae ° Wh SB _dginch Table Damask ular $18 value . 49c Plat Double — ‘ Radium ¢ ie - shiy mercerize good D a h . ‘ae oe ial re me ee Oe, eel eee. 19c Dress Ginghams ~ ae : Extension R iT - Seetiy " i cosets Slag esa EAL $1.35 Hemstitched Misses’ Plated — ’ and : omer es Tots’ Pantv D ee 4 . seconds rassieres dium size checks plaid cnanomneme New ec rs: full sg nent caine pl in 4 anty resses ee rd C Pink. rayon etripe, elast weert in effects, guitabie for beyper Derby ribbed. ¢ E ew hor n Drs and Frocks a sirecia hack ‘I should r «? traps aprons, eic De iL “ =. . migted ‘ monier?: Fach . 4 ‘ i Ses es ZOC : 73) ar ie A a Men’s 75c Holeproof Brand | ~ - $1.19 Women’s Stamped 5 . = a) ° _ 500 R V — Hose Apron Dresses Rayon Sports Satin Dr cSSES New Spring Prints #3 Mace od alit 2 ayon ests e . 2 ‘ = Boys’ s $4.50 ye yom ae if giass toweling. eXtra large Tomens viat nan : Bose ™ me aw 8 . eavy a:i-sili : s:2.6® t? Diu iv weayre »odit ae.) ) om : 4 ' ep s arc aT : aw «* 98 aie ; = che 3 ‘te ecks only ibbon straps. pas tel Fe 5 C za 4 sizes @ Nc 8: 3 2) Cc 4 C = C e new *?t weed s ~~? ns $ 95 ist, ac Yalue y lrregulars 4 rs La . = Rien Bd bay - ™ - . : : ach ‘ Seacntndiemmete Basement.) ‘ Nugents—Bargain Basement.) ‘Nugents—BHarzain Basement.) iNaugents—Bargain Basement.’ ‘Nugents—Barzcain Basement.} ‘ éRiente wiaeniatin ai ' $° 9 g Pe a — <== Lb c (Bargain Basement.) \ . f (Eee fi | er L- ‘¢ : eae . . ~~ . ° . +s Annwersary Special Friday ce" Semi-Fashioned g Junior Socks : ah P ? ° ° ip Girls’ New : “or ea messes ~» Boys’ New Suits im) Coats and Dr Sf meri ugs = tor boss at \y , 3 : fl a. ‘ ae 4 hear <. - : : ~ : hi \ dad | road second F — — ee z . * @y adisher eget 4 : on e , seein tid alee Sizes $ 53 Sizes s nerfect. S S. wie ale ee - ye sivies. beau rith one pai lo one pair kniek- i 38 | ' Ped cols Jf : i knickers, coat a aif 7 to 14 i ae orted n signs si Smart, new Sprir :$ 53 i 3 \ x . - . = “Omar | . _ _— , = co et aes Wondert. ! values ight-weiceht Spring = 5 si at please both m che . ia. Coats, all full lined and well made. Dresses \ trials oF aaa and sor ‘ sizes 4 F Ha are made of a good quality raron tn a ra } + — ee : alnes $1 relud =) i riety of new Spring colcers. * | (Bargain Ba t ne spe Pigg mee (Nugenats—Ba in Basement. ‘ priemceetne 1 SI 4 rgain Ba ent.) Bargazin Basement.) : a fh Rasement.} : (Bargain Basement.) : 2 1% a i Sh ae 29c Colored Paj , . i ae ca olored Pajama 25 - : . Bi $10 Felt and Cotton Checks —. | Tots’ E Hats | “tia. Rodice ? ‘t-up S$ Laster fa HB. Mattresses Sf-inch 10 to 20 yard gg should wae 1~ nae eet a: 5 3G ' lengthe in medium size Every garme perfect ? . a rt 2 Filed with 10°96 #$=«+pmure fet ehecks and in a good OC s ul wm ‘w shades oilk is ' a : — oh gy ot a range of pian ghades. Yc. oi eeactee mei Ay & covered with fi * muinalions. ae ++ @ quality art ticking Some with eam “st , Full 40 ids, can : . of ~¢ had i. size Figu Dra pery Gauze each Sises ow See. 35c Cotton Sateen a ; to 6 yore $1.23 (Bargain Basement.) savy Boy sums . ¥ Pe TOE PTR: aM an TTTi i td | | | seseeernetee eeaeseeeeeteeeeeseaeeee: (eeeeeeaeeeeseeeeeeaeee aie PTT YT TICE ee ia pseeeeeeeeaeaeeeee 40-Inch Flat TI and dark co. 36-Inch Poular 40-Inch New §& eoats and fre 32-Inch Broad 40-Inch New | Radium Silk 40-Inch Printe 40-Inch Printe 40-Inch Satin eglors or bla 32-Inch Stripe Broadcloth Sanitary Regiilar sist: bent. soluble. Of in package. An- specia. ‘ gt Te ee MER ST meee meee RT Bs ae Fi 2 Reg 4 ee a is “ ¥ - “i, oe en e ee * ea ° ‘esis, a F P . * 4 *

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | 11 THURSDAY -EVENING, MARCH 18, 1926. —~— mS j ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH meneeeee ew an, ————— — | —“_ ri | Buy on The Morris Plan—25 to 50 Weeks to Pay a , > ) Friday Specials in the Anniversary Sale Sale - The Most Important Event of the Anniversar on ” Sample Sale of High-Grade Millinery \ All the Newest and. Finest Hats of the Season Included in This Assortment | $12.50 to $25 Values | , High-grade body Hats, Finest Straws, P erle Visca, Ballybuntl, Crochet Visca, Hatr iW a Novelty Hats, Lovely Silk Hats, Hair-and- Silk Combination, Petaline and Grosgrain. —_ | All the newest trimmings, novelty ribbons, imported ornaments, beautiful flowers, yel- | | | : ha vet, fancies and handmade effects. | ; it 7 Colors that vie with the rainbow in beauty and variety from pastel | HO tones to rich vivid colors, also many smart black Hats. The oppor- Hh tunity of the season to secure a marvelous Hat at values unequaled. a est of All Clothing A, ’s and Young Men’s rouser Suits and ring Topcoats 29 ~~ ~ ; >. ’ 2 8883 6.8 7 - | a , — ieee ones Saas oe ble vrs vy : Kye . _ rf x : a ae ey our-Piece Style one pais lengie iy Ne é Anniversary Sale of “E Apron Frocks |] - No Sale This Season Offered Such Wonderful rit Frocks for the Money! An event of unusual magnitude—an opportunity to supply your Summer needs at a very substantial saving. Fifteen different styles, in dark and light oe percale, prints, and gingham. All fast colors, neat- me pair knick- eo uican choose two Suits. two Tep- 3 O or one of ench, in any size com- a ¢ O/ tion. if you ennnot use two bring Fe? CP} end, and each buy one. New Spring a 2g ‘Ths, new Spring fnbries, ney Spring bo YQ: 8, 1 great collection of high-grade e ; \ ents at a real money saving price. as :. aes. (Bargain Basement.) | bg ff * 7 ' iia eo ; | w aes | i] : $3.50 Flat Crepe Le) 40-!nch, extra heavy a}: Cc : ellix pure dve Fiat Grou : : shades for vour $ 23 : ° Faster Eowns. re g : ST eee & : a > . NSS ‘ eseseesesecoesesesce se SRCSSES SESS ESET eeeseee es eeEeeeEES PTrTT TEL ei iii eucseeeee saseueeseses a _ . Broadcloth m ad / ° : t f Third 36-Inch, fj ; r It} wie hehagae gent. an /.L€N € Bl Ale O wo-L rouser SUS an l opcoats BLS Foor light thades for w id ' 2 f S bee 5.77 | arments, eto, a —=s ' — “og 2 ee ee 4 - S ‘ 2 O e . * — | z ‘ ilk’ Day Fridayin the ¥ A , > S; | S lk Hos rt t . , ; c| — fal SILK y neg MY Anniversary Sale Suk Hosiery} = @& i = : ‘ mee ~ t) al -» * $2.98 Pr; = Anniversary Sale : . co. 4 me a ve ok G ‘98 Printed : | Ree yes Women s | a BOT f $ = ae wide: - FEN Vaedc af $9 £+.$25 z Z Full-Fashioned | A PP a wifes ps fine zs LZ />() \ ards ot $2.50 to $3.50 =. = ae | | : FF a hile pUalits Georgette ‘> a : = = S Ik H * i = ) oe. New S Silks a a rae tae ce irs Very n ee Aa. , a = ! ¢ signs ein Tg $1.95 14 sf cw pring l S = . Thread silk service weight, full- | | aa ings ee ga ap = ,' = q * . . : “) ¥) laek Lizvee | ° 0 } : Re ieee are wt $4.05 & 32-Inch Striped Crepe de Chines and Silk ! . aa ie Mem, Snes 2% to 10. : ! a _— eS ol- H Slignt drremulars.......:-. orings. $2 2 «ct Naat Broadcloth ...... ee iis os 0 ‘ eo ®, _ : ) ert., $2.98 ya a va sc eres a 4 (Nugents—Main Floor, Seuth.) © (Nogent’s—Main Floor, North.) 33¢ a (Bar o | q idan _ , : enh eRe HSS ar eR RR REE aE . Reman A — : g2in Basement.) =; i o ~ i / \ - \ / . | ‘ —— . | ee oem Military Brushes a Boston Bags | _ $1.50 Gauntlets a $2.25 Diapers. Gh t = 2 NN k j + | itary nat «} bl ~-al)l.¢%i4 +h { | } ao oe a w Sanitary ve sn | Black wood backs and suet ie eee tor “~ | PP i tabrc — neem | age or rrr eitaes = | | C od ob Be ing: blac . | ric G | le ett W “ wn a ? | Regular gag ee good white bristles, with | errs § ge Met _ j let, with fancy flare ~ Sltewe heey e pring ults ; bent; soluble. One na | | unbreakable comb; neat Sale Price + i and aye a Q | inch. Sealed ; a | In package. An- ; be tte case: the Set.. { . REO A mS I ; in the wanted shades. on f —T * | seaseary special, for j —" (Main piaee, North.) (Nugents—Main Floor.) | Sizes 5% 2} ee IC — © aa hoa ' ; # 3 . oe ae J \___Nugents—Main Floor, ) (\ J | é —«! ; : ‘ | 4 ; ; a repre Th mother to $1} in | ided Sciai let at (Bargain Basement.) | Tots’ Easter Hats | ‘Ui New piyles in gll the 7 y new shade@ ailk | and etrawbraid. S ' (Ombinations. j ‘ Some with elas- rR » . Ky Anniversary Sale of Lamp Shades Smart and Wo pairs cars é | ahar — ; (“Ha OY F » f ther t i? . : rica. Tr all ; colores. Sizes 2 ' in © yeare. a» | (Bargain Basement.) vails in our Salon makes vour permanent Wave visit a delight- ful sojourn. (Second Fleor.) of Bridge Shades of silk, ¢ and silk Georgette. Some have gold fringe. silk fringe. some ‘ Juniors, made eorgette and P . umed with | bulli ated. They are trim , teh ruchin decora fringe and in the Jatest | trimmed with a rich ruching 4 others tailored and the edges bou!: . “PUAL | gold lace, nd “ty. A | tailored on. 53 with gold lage. Ma =» f fects ‘s ith “i | E xqu is {te ‘ j co eo eae ‘ ner lined u ee Shades Ann! a Bridge and heavily plated eilk G : Regular and Extra Sizes (Nagents—Second Fleer, South.) ik nniver- : silk. A versary daie en et eee Nugents—Main Fleer, North. s s » " - B = a LJ ®GUQBfEaeeezens. - . bald a fe . fa : aay ' aa ws _. tate, a a eee) Oe, ia

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Seaesceuspenasaees8. ig rf THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH 18, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH | ; sitions Ci ON $7500 POLICY (PD os |W. C. Snowden, Realty Sales- man Gets Interest and Legal | Fees for Injury. William C. Snowden, 30174 Maz- |, nolia avenue, @ realty salesman, obtained a jury verdict in Circuit aie 806 OLIVE g | cc Ss s Bl2 Locust 0 AND 706 WASHINGION Famous TEA | CAKES . > | + 74 - are -% >. * ? } ii, Judge Rosskopf's court tor — Famous for their delicious flavor, theyre tne i'awe sterday against tie Mis- , : , a ~ ft je 8.50 yeste — te 4 mn a ricnt goodie for Afternoon eas... CT Gr Outings > ord 10 souri State Life Insurance Co. on tiptoe, Pring ib aw Ub ) an accident insurance policy which c\ wee Kiddies crave tnem.: 80 Lb ‘the company had refused to pay. Assorted, only. ca are wbte es Cc . Whatever strle your fancy dictates—Oxfords, Pumps or | On Sept. 10, 1924, after he had . ; returned from a hunting trip, a Setdals—a most attractive model can be found in our ated shea, wie ae oe ; ~~ } >» Vixcin large selection of footwear at $10. leaned against a wall in his living ; room. was accidentally Knocked . ° . , , . over by him and was discharged, The Cut-Onrt Oxford illustrated is a decidedly cconttnr hia ts toe ne * “ ’ ° D Bias we . ptie oe modish strle for Spring. It is developed in Snowden was taken to City Hos f . 7 - — i+ [ho ee ar ~ P ten 3 h + afternoen wear pita.. wihiere + Fas a Usd né essary EERE SCRIRET COE piel to amputate the foot. Snowden contended the shotgun Other attractive $10 styles are shown in various had become jammed on the fal. i Inding G or Sant a Kid ing trip and he was tunabdie to ex- N material, inctucing \sr1sy ee tract the load. He knocked 7) } ie”) FRIDAY SPECIALS! Milk Nut and Fruit Chocolates Nuts and Fruits in cream, heavily covered with rich milk chocolate. SPECIAL—Pound Box ......... 42c Broken Milk Chocolate Rich and Nutritious, Swiss Milk Chocolate. broken into convenient pieces. 9 ee ce e C hoe hee ms as \e as We ee & over, he said, when carrying a por- tion of his hunting equipment from GOTHAM GOLD STRIPE STOCKINGS, $1.95 ane reem tp the other. Gun eiea provisions of the accident policy, » 7 > ~. 1924. en- Unmatched in quality. Unmatched in service. which was issued Juls titled the insured to $7599 tn event - , ~y “vy op he lost a foot by accidental means B A A E R } S f BE C I A L S ° ore 7 ~. wideea _— L i. > & eos tar hae ek > r+ re &é pen & te - niantian a A new chiffon silk stocking has siik tops for short sxirts but it was the ontention of Le J nirron $1 § : . 3 2 , 4 "sant traf > rania (~h — _+* Marsh insurance company thar i would sLIOCOIA LE AViGi SLi uxor ~ ne =e | > - 2 mew SATS chad J les for long wea 30 new Spring shades, ~ and lisle sotes 3 a ae a Captor have been phvrsically impossible for ~ , , 4 MaLOow Pecan Stollen Layer Cake ee ee ~_-- $1.95—3 pairs, S$: plaintiff? to have been wounded in +h ~ 2 Fs © . ar: | Wer Th», ives Loe manner 3 fs riped a7 ¥ aiaiid, + a ~~ 17 os -~ “tar : A fine Stollen centered Counsel for the defense gave a PT" Vn oe T° he bi "Tae ¢ an — | 7. i. oa - d ++ @emonstration to the jury to show anree ignt iavers icea with nuts, topped with te Se ’ 4 J _ LF 7) Sixth and Locust Sts., St. Loui ERY VALUE That You Cannot Equal Anywheg -: 2 HOS! Sik Chiff a ik Chiffon Hog sae presen 7 was. pre ‘a | Mone a Fs eat *ne ra 0 9 3 @ wa: a: n ‘ ne = uid - eH -jiai's a tion eon bank, €.+3az | ¢* f{fe tained {] ~©« e 3 1d wayo ff og] a Se F ] eaves Cae | e hers ce? tne I «‘rate ‘SVi.eonu atte ha pitt | Tha fe ai } | Por wld + be | ‘a Vote on a City’s - Roard of Alder ecity City has Dpasi - ce rroviding for th : a cae + confers APrli 6 OT a FP aighten the citw De Mauresque 4 anexing strips of lane Bag nog Here are real Hosiery values—the kind” Sutter, 2 aan Beige _—Silver that only Lane Bryant could offer. Per © s:30.008 Gee |, Alaminum fectly woven with reinforced silk feet » Amsociated Press faite and 2-inech lisle garter tops. Notica” PAWHU SES. ae = tal of $250.000 wags i Taupe Pecan + rece ae TS ; iat that plaintiff would not have heavily with Chocolat lemon cream custard. | ~ A what you save by purehasing three” , (i ae i a? Ci ee Marshmallow o -eearm fandant - ¢ hosila . . : pe bom te been in the range of fire if the MAT SiitidiiO OO Credim 1oncgane 35 r aehwa las S a Li ; facts were as plaintiff reiated. and Pecans eC Loring C | | a ee — —" | Ree m The jury's verdict includes the = te $75000 principal. interest a per ; + ta : ae ent, $ for vexatious delay in CANDIES MAILED ANYWHERE. ee making parmen i $2 for The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening } plaintiff's counsel; W Reede OE) DOE TOD I I A A SS A A AS AT: A) newspaper giving Associated Press news service. eh 1 James J of ‘ ’ ot Sky 5 2: Ff 4 : af Po sae - " iB -4 2 ta - ta ur Competitors W onder adio Departmen i 4 (oa t . q - ’ ad | ig ow We Do ira floor 1% . eget, Se are REN — ' ri eee | ~ The Store for ALL the People ,, | a | ‘ i ‘ fg e , aie | | 2) i nm Astounding sate oO n te * ij A i ~ 2 ' Srunmng , Easter | Shipper | | » | : } > Be mg i +o ype"L'? §* ~ — = — = ball = ee —— re ira oS n4 tit eC ape HT en PLM 8 me ~ se + De AN GR Aik Alon eR RENE Meer TE Fs oh Se MEA 1 Ty OS Pn pees) Ree OS RR aR MN NHR eI et HTH TH UCM TH rrp HT] a eo reese menaeniaiaaiatiantntintaint annie aay alana mayen termes ~ _— = ee ———= . — wean Lede a ——— reese went eran ; ~ = 4. a Hi > ' =~ ~~. fb fia ' : ~“. _ « lg a et TA TT NER ———————————— -NEU TRO DYNE , May Be Purchased on Terms of $2.50 Per Week With a $15.00 Down Payment - lap eee Ae ET =. eae eee a RIOR AE 2S SP ‘ WO sR crete FE ~ 7 bats Our Price, Completely Equipped—Nothing Else Rte hs OY TINE Ec pte 1 Od wey ; Fe ee _ ee ae yh rsa ge i: a an Se Pee erate bt 8508! Ae . 450 is all we have—that is all we can get and they should sell in one day The WARE NEUTRODYNE Operates on DRY CELL BATTERIES, and the Batteries Are Contained INSIDE OF THE CABINET * si oo Poe ee ee aed : 5 ARGO AS ACE ck ie WB tip on eee f REPRO * 4 Pavet CUA bay tar 3, Ge Lvs! yee y, nae Etetitatt Sic th oor eR Rs, ER STR so PORE Ha ror: ot "teat Prenton get Se A RPO = Ware Neutrodyne—you do not need to wait until next Fall. lence, to the last degree. eagle SEE ARES ARENT EPS Hy ge “a 2 at ae etl Bs nah obtainable—the price is ridiculously low—what else is there but to deliver them to the first 450 lucky purchasers? | NOTE— IT IS AN IDEAL SET FOR SUMMER, self-contained, therefore convenient to move from place } Genuine Cunningham Tubes : to place. No troublesome, messy wet batteries are needed. DRY CELL BATTERIES will be seen in many 3—Burgess Dry Cell “A” Batteries sets brought out by other high-grade radio manufacturers NEXT FALL! But they are here NOW in the 4Burgess 22!,4-Volt “B” Batteries The beautiful cabinet—solid walnut—has the batteries inside, out of sight. This is radio beauty. and efficienev. and econven- We could say volumes about this value—but the Story is short. The sets are guaranteed—We give the best accessories = E, Fis ae a > g “i beg oe ee < J ait x —— | Set Alone Without Equipment, en to Buy... 4 Gees Who Ever Heard of a Set Like This for $49.75 Complete? se HOLIDAY § Overblonse Navy Blue Se This Is What Your $49.75 Buys 1—3-Tube Ware Ty.pe L Radio Receiver 1—*C” Battery 1—$12.50 Frost Musette Speaker _1—Set Aerial Equipment. tM A AO LIL LBL LE LLM LE RM * * a SS el ie ee 1°? E

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SPATCH CUYU . for $4.00 & ’ e Bryant could offer. Per- tance providing Lor the submission annexing strips of land adjacent to eal Hosiery values—the kind }§ “wt Julian and Pennsytvania | Stas Sone ~ eTOCs om oe AALAND ERIIE 8c etait mse —— ee ee eee ~ or SAYS TOWN OFFICIAL TOOK =— “tats at the opening of the auc- | tion here of oil anc HALF OF PAY FOR CITY JOB '"2= 07 tie Oso racts on the eazst ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH een 7 A nc ay THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 18, 1926. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCE il gas leases on | tite: Be hese: ‘ = Qe ene Pe ea a carta eae visa ee a He - - sna a Indians. Only) side of Osage | The Board of Aldermen of UWri-! ersity City has passed an ordi-| o yoters April 6 of a proposition to | traighten the city boundaries }y, $250.000 for Oil Leases. De Baliviere Ave. Station | 10:15 p. m. Complete information at 320 N. Broadway Phone Olive 798%, or 617 Chemical Bldg. Phone Main 2900, or Phone Cabany 4504 yen with reinforced silk feet /}F |. Mebtinted P y > a ° : 0®@ ASSC ateag rrese nh lisle garter tops. Notice PAMWMUGKA, Ox.. March 18 ene? me i . tots f 250 00 ) wae aid fae ar | save by purchasing three ae. scemntetininemenimanadnion ntl tra onal Louis evening news service. 696 G+ + Blond 4 id . B e® ee ® . tment Ti rT, —~ With a é leu e* @ ®@ | | © A “a per for Easter and all of Otiiming Opring. It is fashioned of Easter genuine Blonde Kid and _ Gaintilv trimmed witha Lizard. oupper A short vamp model with high Spanish heels. The me styie 1s obtainable in patent leather, also trimmed ap A . with Lizard. And still an- 50 3 other model is made with § 3 os one stra Pp -_ KLINE IPIZANINE Type “L” @ | + a . | — x in 4 7 : — - -- — = ~ — _ Se - | —= > Tube TRODYNE sed on Terms of Week Down Payment Set Alone Without Equipment, $32.75 $49.75 Buys lio Receiver 600-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sirth St. | NEW PURCHASES! & Girls’ Coats me & Dresses EXCEPTIONAL . - - oe_—_ VALUES! 10 chine. White and colors. Wash Dress Sizes 6 to 0 qwith cplocmers, 7 to 14, one piece models 3 FOR §5 HOLIDAY SPECIAL! White Broadcloth Overbiouses anu Jean Middies, Sizes 12 to 20..... $1.00 Navy Blue Serge Skirts, Sizes 12 t0 16 Years....... $2.95 A lines’~ Baicony BASEMENT Coats 7 to 16 years in double and singic breasted models. Materials are domestic tweeds, cagonals and novelty weaves. Dainty Frocks, 7 tc 16 of flat crepe and crepe de Special! Gurls Oj Enghsh prints, plam or fancy crashes, cham- 79 bravs and = ginghams. 5 ae CS ibes tteries atteries iker Marvelous Values! Stylish, well-made Coats of tweeds, velours and polaires in. wanted colors. Dresses of crepe de chine, Georgette, tub silk, and prints. All colors........ (Sizes 6 to 14 Years) ‘Girl’ Coats & Dresses } ~ ™ Wood River Man Makes Affidavit: County were offered and thev were 4 That Warrant Wa's Drawn for Pied oe tho choicest lands : a. Twice What He Got. West side locat(>ns will be offered Of Louis B rf ! 4 17 ee ? . A , ? . "T" ih ha to t + —§$me < - . . , An aliicva Wal vMeo- 6£hO Higuest price ior a Me ernoon by John W. Kerlic of Wood | /@a8e was $37,000, paid by the) : a . Texas € for a tract f 69 ‘res. | m yiver tha! official of at lili ; ze Sie on =e or ee idee ia reight miles southwest of Pawhus- | if pois reine wren mn | : sasran* ™“ n iN © € a . . , A NRE annot Equal A diss had engaged him qual Anywhere Ih ssi oe = ES ‘ F ~ontS & 4ubic »y | i § Chifton H agent Ose 2h «Was & ( me 8 6f'aurcil Mon I CG, This F vd d ae owes at o cents a vara riday an Saturday at Wy oe was even awa ease . sum, he *®4 ale i t é ‘ ufficial's {ion , A} ton bank. ce ug lal half, or $218. | a ondi- ‘ions iate 1d me) pton ja P c hi ee a i ‘ the Mf e 7 ‘ ‘.ve others na MT tinesses, Police t_) Magistrate Wiison attested i: as a tary put E The officia € —no extra fare. : 9 P " , -*tidavit could not be react: Thru standard sleeperevery |. . airs | ee : | day from St. Louis Union | fo Vote on -a City’s Boundaries. | Station at 10:00 p. m., from | ‘ Winter Rose Vernata Green Bluebell Corniche Corncob Crust Thistledox n Ta 2) LO Cal FLAT CREPE PRINTS GEORGETTE CREPE DE CHINE SATINS CANTON CREPES a A sensational sale! Two Dresses at the price you would ordinarily pay for one! To sell these Dresses at such a remarkably low price it 1s necessary quantities of them. And that is the reason no less than two Dresses will “ ees to a customer...But remember that if you cannot use two you are privileged to buy the second Dress for another. And remember, too, that these are the very newest Spring styles in the very newest colors. a_ A ©96-08 Washington Av.— Thru to Sixth St. Unequaled for Authentic Styling! . Unexcelled for Out-and-Out Values! . Unsurpassed for Large Assortment ! . Unmatchable for Sure Satisfaction! FINE COATS IB Realizing how much depends upon first impressions, we have outdone ourselves to secure styles and values for this offering which absolutely could not possibly have been offered .at this price-— under ordinary circumstances. Foremost New York makers have reluctantly yielded to our de- mands and entreaties for their most successful numbers at DOLLARS LESS than their intended prices! Come...feel the rich materials...examine the faultless tailoring. ..note how perfectly they fit and you will be more than ever convinced that KLINE’S is the one-place in St. Louis for ABSOLUTE COAT SATISFACTION! A Specialized Feature for Friday!’ TWILLS! LORSHEEN! PLAIDS! CHECKS! NOVELTIES! 7 , ‘ 7: , ; Here are the stvles America’s leading magazines have been telling you about . . The ; ’ I : f ] ‘ Coats with the flirtatious Cape . .. the Coats that swathe one's figure with exquisite grace... the Coats in those new Twill Cloths and Novelty Tweeds . . . trimmed with soft squirrel or mole... or gold kid and metallic braids. Every model is fashioned with faultless precision and lined in fine flat crepe. Surely... the most exacting could demand no more! KLINE’S—Third Floor. ig Swe ES —— ____-__ BASEMENT —- ve Friday... A Sensational BASEMEN T Sale! ESSES * J a nS i - we ys 7 <A] re x . sant ME , * at * * aa that we sell great KLINE’ S—Basement. SALE OF NEW HATS One of the Most Startling Events Held in the Basement Store Styles fo etreet, dress al j spori:s \ear Nearly 500 ma elous aiues await your spe on Levr new olor is fea e i rose an a. Fy 2 malmetto greet ood. red, bias and nayy kvery ew stwie is ten . the (Fiogolr crow he Beret and others KLINE’ S—Basement. THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH 18. 1926. | LOLOL LE LIED - OO OR CT TIMNnC OAT _rucmaTrs : ee cee ne ete - OS ARR Ran AN i Ne ear

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ee a AP EERO SED SOE Gi is 6: SEE” SNE NE LOOM eben TiN "od Aiea ERS ih i i id eee oa fat Pal bod Mii Ilha oom ee “ PAPE ira Mae LS Pe ode aig cde pont Scola od Fe ie: ‘ SL bake rend ns ~ Ay Segre il mace NEW el eae ae ren ee " ME PS ii - . : fn Pe SAO 2 PS Ribena . . ‘ — , : ‘ . . . \: " + | i i} i & ; i 7 Mg : ® a ‘ an ia 7 i a a 3 ' - } a . é y Z - 2¥ ~~ 6 its 14} y ik : y > rz ; gt ; ‘ ty re, : a o by ez ? : ae ’ a ee 8 = Rime, Aye ee teoiew od Ae Fy 3 mi ‘ is = a AMOS lesen, yagi eee siete Pm ee - i “ROT REE, BANOS COMED. Be, 5 Poe 2 h-p oteee: ¢ a OM we i ‘3 3 ° t ee ae te aes ~ - 2 Fo Pe eee toes ae ke re. 2 7 apes: ’ ane > ages me ji t THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH 18. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = 1926. : Se A CE tute ean titi nt. i - A _ to the 19260 Republican con- eT Pree Prererererry fae ae an pee 2 a : | : , ee ee eee i — 2 vention did not abide by primary 2 | . ° : instructions and vote for the nom- ae TeeZ ) as befits Spring ination of Johnson for President. * 2. McCamant, when before the Sen- ; ; the ne VW W in h sters NCH : ate Committee. defended his course :: 1 C e 'on the ground that he was 0»not rh A : ' pledged to Johnson and that John- Custom-tai! ; ‘ pledge hnson and that in oy, = of Diliiceier ccoee A brand-new line of soft- + re son was not a good American be- *y Fh: -? . e "h a ~In ta ~ “~ r.Tore ; . ainsi os 4 - w fara Attm™ Ts inat LOOUUSS ! cause he favored a referendum on br ae $ finish worsteds that has) Man Who Nomin we ; Dt cated Mickdets. MeCamust then ni :. | : : urned Dow! ithout a a ee -- ; iTrne IW Tl ; eo — ~~ . d f W ASHI? . 2 iid Gili > = ‘ SE en s : ~ —_ \' - . 2 ~ . - Bi é A a = LA «a ia ‘ : a4 7 it U/daiues Gi~ rages “ i} sh - 4 = | > ’ —_ - - ne = > P= ' es ; 2 «ha - & : 4 a i ~ . _ - r > ~ ' i> : & 5 | nN O e ~e ate atl - | ide +n o, ae a os tte o inno = “. ~ & ~~ ween’ 4 — ~ Y* aa .* —_ a = ; fb irst Poplar Bluff Native. 83. Dies. y ie : * a recess appointment. =pecial to thea Poat Dispatch ' Fee . . ; oe . . mn oe hy c = = $ i * ‘The adverse report of the com- POPLAR BLUF'! Mo.. March | ~~ ee ~~ Twa a CY +. oe “ | + % . *. ~ . miitt¢aea ma 2 taken 77 Ormt of aAroalar 718 a ie Re 4 : ~ =f &. an. 9 a + : | Black Satin nittee was taken up out of ord LE : . — >a ~~ - & *& os exe = ee f *haea ran lest t i %, = “’° IA \?7ayv .* Tin & (~* i ‘ — 4 sha a “ ‘2% . : : J ™ = eg . 2 Ne ; : ADVERTISEMENT oy . % liciary Committee, who moved its ————__—_—__-— acer 7 ae ~ = : > i 4 ad irchment Kid idoption. No objection was offered | ; 4 - AN bE 4 - ; ‘ ' : sik Sinko Trim either by administration leaderg or |} ee ha? BAL? ine 4 ei 4 _ . ~ spies: the friends of McCamant and the} % o . . “* vote was taken. | 4 ~~. ~ —* -~ é . i = > Tn + ar 7 a i a oe a r ed 7 mepor Ss .¥ e 4 3 7 ama n.d & Las * w= Flega: cé i - , : | te E ei & become known that he did | a > , 7" ‘f . eR Om sn noz care to press the fight after the ‘ J ani ; ., i. let le $ HOSE ‘OMmmittee which gave him a per- somal hearing had voted so over- > ; : * whelmingly against him. , Immediately after the Senate a edin a - _ ; . ! a 34 ~~? , — c — ? . 7 } , = bes ns = -.. Sole Book sent on oted discussion arose as to a suc- Wash ali the itching piaces tnor * "4 « ~ . , ~ ~ = > . * "pho or ”*s [_f . > me "TT" 2 r 9 ae 7 os al ‘ - elene § request. Prompe ss M a 1man ~* ~ ~* nam = oughly Witt Poslam DOd DP and : %y f a of Federal District Judge James water. Then dab them over with Mail Order Service : os | - =} > od +h "T"}, P ST DISsp TCH _ vada i ar gz 20a ¢ ~ , that the very rirst roucn StTODpS Cid §s oa , “ba . 4 " al , phe POUST-DISPALDRCH its the only St. Louis evening — ail nin na lets v 4 ~ 7 Senator I S e ee oe? cane + itcning and bur ning ane +€ts 4 ou ; elles. . i" } he + *+Frange* , . . . ' ~ th hk _ Ti} i weed we ii newspaper Eiving Associated Presse news service MicCan ras g m 1 sieep tne WaSse nga 4 = i oh id ~ ; a * ; " 5 . coe that Oreg goc at ali druggists Sight eee Me FOP Ere Lm oasis rte tf Peay & iti” fas) ’ a a sa hs i iinie oe he 9 ee a we Sle a Me a ree se oar , er PPS or % © a « ©. Gi «4 eam 2 6. ae 6 Oo) am i = (3 8 & ay af Toes if AP CAT eH are a we eo” ee ee ae Se emer . . —_ ¢ ° °° °°: ? + [TH il SIDEBOARD, T PIECES Extended Payments Pay $39 cath on this $219 mine-piece Suite, ba!- ance of $180 in ten equal monthly payments—S18 cent discount for al! nt 2ee SS SO SPO POO OO HO SO=99 OSHS - * : ~* —-* % « 7 * @¢¢ > = a a» ~~ © “i> = 6 aa } eee 2 eo a ~~ * rufrock - Litton

St. Charles ? a % _{ = ~ ae FATT [ fe manuta T1Iirear ? > VIC CMLIN +7 . a ai’ mM ban i i@iiUia@tl LUiCi at ee LZirc t Uili Wi on « f , » nN +. + 7 > ? : - FZ. 7) 1 ¥ ; Baw i ae » nes Ot ot ne . ‘i, ‘QJedaea ce Ge LiilS> special Mii sd Mii lk aii > s ' ; * maT TA PCP han YoOOrnyne BIIiIte 7¢f ® LiiCseé Liak iti >* me « ee € om, 4 : . ts Suite Has the Famous Duco Finish — Wo 6 0» **, a. & | > >. ae. _- 2 nieces n j@ 656 sideborard with xtra ‘ong drawer across the top for linens at- ractive nina ADINeE*? "3 Die neasures 45x50 | neRes and has an eight-foot ig extension, four sid+ armchairs, seq's “> ¥ 7 7. L Pes. veered in. a fine ABINET ‘wir Sit) ~ va T 7 —_ ao £E 398—CUT Convenient Deliveries can be arranged. —— + « Select one ot these Su; hold Same Tor “* . ; ’ , ub Wanted, without anv extra charge for storage. , . ~ * on on ics. 2 re r- “eee ee ne 1, Fmday or Saturday, and we wil] person ;died yesterday after an liness Bluff itwo weeks. = vrki-¢ nrst white Se = £ r> ; + - on the site of fFopial 7 oo) Ohh OS ” a0 e0 oF I ec eg . O those of you who are familiar with our “Everything for Art Needlework” Shop and to those of you with whom we have yet to become acquainted, we are sending the same message. 0200 FRI. & SAT. 1 & Z-Ib. box SPECIAL Chocolate Mara- echino Cherries: As- sorted Fruit Milk Chocolate Creams: Nougats and Cara- The 5Oc CEES wc ce es The me@age is that never before has a season’s showing brought forth such clever and unique novelties for the Woman who embroiders. Woe Solicit a Visit ta Our Store. omer —10C10 tenes (Ta Do Rast St. Louis Agency * * * Monogramming Em broidering, ™ = ant wre BITTER-SWEET CHOCOLATES zAn inviting assortment of Honey Nougat; Full Cream Caramels; Butter Creams and other delicious cen- .. the pound WE SHIP AND DELIVER SAFELY ANYWHERE [44 Collinsville Ave, a eiiie a POST-DISPATUtH Associated 819 Locust Street | eoethedeenenannnnnnnnah donb dm) — (-) ———_— > 2 mse om tt é ee “es ’ 9g J —— _ . > . , ~, sist i "eae = => Sr — “ y —™ = = ¥ ¢ ja _ a _ f ’ é “ it? s | —_ == j Liat oo ghee J Plaids Tweeds j Diamond Plaids — Yt Basket W eaves Tatlored Twills Ry Mixtures $ Wonderful $5 and $7 Models, Special at eat : rt t r ad ¥i sty -* € ind pes | '’Mmiored and NISKER e wh? \ Paw hs _ } u's 17 on. (hea, . ke foagele i ne am mobroidered HH ate lerrr combinations. Large and emall Hats. 7h =e . Delightfully Styled Easter Hats! [ : Models You'll Adore Instantiv! such Bargains, Too! Can You Imagine Buying One at Only $2.88? You'll be amazed! And greatly pleased to select your Coat trom such a glorious array and what is more. youll Ay thuse about the extraordinary savings that can be had. EASTER HATS .88 | 14 to 20 Women’s Sizes ~ 34 to 44 Never to our knowledge have such beautiful Spring % Coats been offered at a. price so low! } Cape Coats Kick Pleats Straightlines Mannish Coats a Tailored Coats 3 Double Breas HOMICIDE NKILLING mooie t« s? : ? wihrt — * » = in s *oce ar ‘> fant a4augs5 ’ +. ¥ were ordered held > > 7 attorney without Q er a Coroners - ’ oe a verdict of Sonim ¢ 1 ’ 7 “an ner he | flor” anc Of} ‘cok the stand, Ou 90k.t5 7 = Fivoitse] > euTt The ss than 39 cemen testitte ;Orman Was where @ia iid Re Rad vas not drunk and the x small quannut in his machi was -urned over t « analysis. Brakes on Car .s was toid vest onfe«wed he was > ‘ollision. H 4945 Waahingtor rooming house . janitor at $40 a n fled from the‘scene : as had Rosie Brawr his machine had de had bought t ~. December, at a pu 125 and still owe The lies machine were tr z of North Leff ‘ho had reperted December. whe Pi Tm arte Ly fai Le tote Holteclaw. who « obile in which Be for ing h ri wife e eadiuv .- > * i. . FA — see f‘er a visit to her whonr €¢F ren ee. Ambur Meeker’s \ ae wn ALO yt Preae. : ' . 1G0Q, Mar ry. . . » 5 | ee Kee. mo ii a? Tis’ hed Soday a ther, & BE as tne. riding, has ne’ sey ra car Was : nresia + ai Joiie a “pars ot th Stee! Corporation. — $e Sensible About No girl should suffe “.ost mothers know 1 + , : ‘‘rTasud guppesitary * .000rn case—_ SMP c 2 ©f an otherwise } u2ful cendinen. 4 Dor’ lee piles sake > 7 uP famiir. 4 4% drugstore, and on! he inst. ways brings 1s yours a" > a8 could tell rou of or $s, even badly protr *° atsuaged smediai «-ttul itde comforters Would you like a fr Just wmte fer it (pasrr Per! eo the makers. P 1100 Pyramid Bldg.,

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CORNER A WEET CHOCOLATES iting assortment of Nougat; Full Cream nels; Butter Creams her delicious cen- 75C The Pound ELIVER SAFELY ANYWHERE y ¢ ‘ - 2 CO T Oltve ? AND BROADWAE is the only St. socinted Fress news Louis evening service. BLACK TAFFY Made wit ew Orlean ses and fresh Walnuts. A Taffy—d h M, Ure Black su elicioue 45c 144 Collinsville Ave. —, — et) | f _ AVA. eet Neat ott oe / Zoe on AU euett\ ‘ ¢ | L — f : | ; k | ¢ > 1 » A I¢ / Aj 7 SH Misses’ Sizes 14 to 20 ~ 34 to 44 Never to our knowledge have such beautifu] Spring | Coats been offered at a price so low! ; Cape Coats Kick Pleats Straightlines Mannish Coats Tailored Coats é Double Breasted pleased to select your Easter and what is more, you’ll en- avings that can be had. Women’s Sizes 7 Tow ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCT! THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 18, 1926. «+ iOKIODE VEROGT | INKILLINGS BY CAR ~ WITH POOR BRAKES : Negro Driver and Woman Who Filed With Him Held Eft ia*iv-y Without Bond by Coro-. | ner’s Jury ~ * Ja: K Gorman, R \CZTro and frosic brow Gorman s 3 ee passenger in * — , . second-hand auto- day hi pi , st SUNDAY SPORTS IN KENTUCKY Sunday baseball, Sional and legal approfal in Kentucky. of Kentucky’s blue law which pro- eee ol FRANKFORT, Ky., March 16. | both semi-profes- | professional, now hes | - . The State Legislature on its last | before adjournment passed er Goy. Field's veto, the Strange. amilton law repealing a. portion | baseball and sports on bited y@aving of irticipation in other inday. fous janilior, } ’ | am ) ? tmeatn } : mobile. JOUR! sts aiments, when it kilird a Yours mother and Tuesday night, f : far) ae | rin*s« her infant daugn were ordered held for the Cir t bond today. -aft Attorney withou er @ Coroner s a verdict of homicide. On advice © Gorman ner the took the stand, ‘old of t! eollision of speeding Hudson a machine eix-weeks-old daughter were killed .* Husband's Story. “y was just driving our. Cal ified in a voice broken with grief ‘7* , *#ar neitner } mechanic of} Lioltsclaw's 20- | wife, Mildred, and their ! ASK ANY DEALER OT ERIM TRO across Franklin avenue at Leonard | when he struck us,” Holtsclaw tes- . “T saw an automobile coming east, ut it seemed too far threaten our Safety. how fast itewas coming. “As we got to the the street I heard the motor. down on us. and the next thing I knew I] ior sidewalk.” There was standing on th On taking was SO overcome W! the stand he would not speak, was assured he need he answered, “‘Ill be not . eh moment, away to I didn't know | middle of roar of a A big black machine bore a crash W aS | Holtsclaw | th emotion that! but when he t testify, all right init sand soon began his, ¥ story. j Leon Davis, a Negro chauffeur, of 2901 Morgan street, testified that Gorm: 8 car Was traveling pout 4 1 o our \} a ashed ii » Figitse] ; Lext rton uring « "hie Lexington was going less han 29 wes an our he said Polies f eS ed th f his ~ { ee Vi S ak ? f { \ Hosp wher ex nine - elans Sala h had. bee ing. but was' not drunk. Two bottles, one empty and the other contain- ing a small quantity of fliud, were found in his inachine. [he Was turned « 18f for AnNaiVSIS, Brakes on Car Defective. ver t othe city chem- | As was told yesterday, Gorman confessed he was driving the car the collision. his Wae 4 rrested 4045 Washington boule Va ad. i rooming house where he works as a janitor at $40 a month. He had fled from the scene of the a as had Rosie Brown. He dectare: his machine had defective He had bought the automobilk 5 brak«s. in December at a purchase price of Oo a 7} ae - $125 and still owed $7S payments. The license plates o1 the machine were - + - " } 7 gent of North La who had reported thern stolen in Decen a ¥ Holtsclaw. wh Ow! t obile in Ww h he and his f: ily were riding, has Of Hee? YorkKing steadily for \ i] mths H as taking his wi i baby home! after a visit to her father’s home - was struck Arthur Mecker’s Mother Dies. By the Aes teal Press CHICAGO, May 1 ; Bi Mrs. A. 2 Arthur A\rmour R. \T ec ker, Ti giher of | } e Meeker, vice president 0! (race } lO A TeS)i-é- Ps ; + » * ffingwell avenue, & €o., died tod eA aze of &SA. Hf lho. A (rigs hulilt the rs il mill S Pittsburg. It is known as the Joliet Iron and Steel Co Joliet, Ill, and he came a part of the steel Corporation.

e " ' # ’ * 2 i "Sa i etal I. For full details of a big, sensa- ‘Il tional, unusual RADIO SALE see our ad in next Sunday's Post - Dispatch Radio Section, March 21. Remarkable values; extraordinary savings! {pt SQUARE STAR > sUpAy ER ’ On Sale at All Seven Stores § | ae - PRI ROE NE AAS 0 ny ries, ae a ———— e v7 » £.. meee | 7 ’ ** SL gene V aa | EXTRA SPECIAL! In Our Fourth Floor Dress Shops ’ GEORGETTES—FLAT CREPES—SPORT FLANNELS ~. Broken Sizes From Higher Priced ae Lines Greatly Reduced to | beens Soeur SIT ere Re RY So unusual are these val- , REST otras rey Bs Mes weiee “ ue S, we cann ot ove r em ph a- — j size the need of shopping early. All are new Spring Dress- es, but have been withdrawn " from much higher priced A Rare Opportunity to Save ee at toe 2 x , There are all Vue i . size ranges. . Greatly on Your Easter Coat ao vce Thee eee | sea j\ | each style. Georgette and This sale of Coats will prove a delightful revelation to ae ee sa be 7 flat crepes in favored Spring women who think it impossible to secure a smart Coat for - Many Smart eet colors for selection. They $95 The styles are as fetching as any Coats boasting Coats Are Picturec | ee are really remarkable values twice Friday's price—in fact, nothing about them would 4] at suggest $25—that’s how unusual are these Coats. Materials i. ). (Sonnenfeld’s Fourth Floor Dress Shops.) include every fabric in Fashions calender—tweeds, twills, fig mixtures, checks. Bershire plaids and candia cloth—styles i i pei nd Bees VY Jos and colors embrace every variation of the mode. /Sonnenfeid’s t She oO oh | un a init as a2 | se 2g $6... ~€ > —> Establishing New High Records for Unusual Style and Value-Giving With A Super Sale of Spring Coats MODELS THAT WILL ENTRANCE YOU WITH THEIR BEAUTIFUL STYLES AND FINE FABRICS Fg I PY RO a DY Se Sere 9 fE 8 Fee Oe 8 a, r/ ee, FEO PLR PRR RED ERROR RR RRO e 4 « TSS OES SO te e ‘os ~ SOK ve. . “ A Comparison With Models Priced Much Higher Will Convince You That These Are Indeed Wonderful Values at -_ LARGER SIZES, 42 TO 52 BOYISH TOPCOATS MANNISH COATS STRAIGHTLINE COATS SEMI-FLARE STYLES DRESSY CAPE EFFECTS REGULAR SIZES, 14 TO 40 -: Free Parking and Bus Transportation —to and from Commodore Ga- rage, Seventh and Franklin. PLAIN EFFECTS FUR-TRIMMED MODELS NEW PUFF SLEEVES RICH EMBROIDERY STRIKING COLORS | LP MEET OL RAR A LAID IE ALGINATE GENE La lp) Ch ee Oe ior Sheree) ter ee et ° ; STERN AOR, AiR ER RNR alee ee ; CHRRPACTAPAPOCHIVEBISA CO =” eat? * ew* Staeeveere > © - Se « ~ A ~—_ a * ie a SELON IED VPP PL SRT Fy ROSA OARS DOT e RPLSRS YW On Cweeeen Ut 8SeNS RSE ERe 5K Ee 951 ee) ak" SRSA ET Tw Oe seen venres ryOeaeeT’ yu Ye om,

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* - B i ~} : \ £60 te@ Pree MiOwloig é ~ kes seattle i Wa ia Ot -4 — , : } . - ; t “se ee ae t Phil to Lacy, 8-year-old child | small salmon run in the Bristol*ervation of the industry. : 7 rT “a - . 9 2 . ~“ Se Ss oe 4 - =a) ° \Te a} dil " a Hi bn a We A rT? . mi. MAPC i 18. actor — ee hecame daze 1 and i — L ’ ‘ , fea rrhan fire poausneeen - — un al Te to , q the ae 4 if qo Ui i] a 4s reeenese =—— Neen noc SoS SRS SSNSS SESS Se eesen- ce queue Aad ‘ mua — sae . = +e , - we - 506 ADVERTISEMENT ® Amazing Results Brane ca a to More than 1 ,. 8 | People in the Past — s Six Menths ‘ a My oe Pieces ~~. © AIS 2 hat ely il A , Te ee at. an ae are, Pr & aie ri ; ~ i =) are —_ © * eo | v ph PS RAR Jo - abe tkeag haea hoes ins, act siaae = PF “es * bie gee ; ae ee . ; de ~ ake — - 4 ~~] _ = eae i? | ae ee ERS RC MH, Ye ‘ - « ape, dpa gent or. i Se RaiGRS . new aitetiaA the set RESTLESS NIGHTS en carried the boy outsiae the ort. isaeadaiiiets where he was revived. Li i A — 2 ‘tae. ceili otanes he taeenete is em the label - a risk a penny eee Fairyfoot can do. No “tip eae Teday’s fn , S54 ts ine dea eeeen oc Kotler Lad ZL -p matter how old your bunion is, or what discour- eae h 3 : Sgro ead oshsctipam ™ assed articles neg Tm haan Ghie, Leeally at imo ee a ae pce i aa Soe : underour FREE TRIAL FFER Directors of the Chamber of Com-| youth becomes blurred = ryt > Directo! bth 1a } Cori . i 060fs«éthhaat Fairyfoot instantly relieves all discomfort— merce. then removes the cause of bunions. The ugly, 4 : eel r ase r : oe Sees ' ; : . : tes painful deformity soon disappears and the foot i —— Cp — ~_ on lette Says in vat | sts Thus, our Aci. he a ae in oo sees again becomes normal and shapely. Don’t con- -) ene Chamoder of. Commerce : sequence our. eftficienc imiushes—otten ae fie 4 3 * . He: Ith: B ‘ ASC t “i Be iT ENOTES an ~ - 2 Wea ; Quick Relief! A pleasant ee rs tors Write Letter to Alder- |. BEV e Rete ite “aii; ke the ean : peed ; is a; effectivesyrup5Scad60 82 x * Bamions ade Comenlites ae sizes. For external use:PISOS psom Salis on the bowel R. D. Neb. | Quick relief from pein. Guaranteed a % -pSuM Ba. on é ( ; 4 L ~v@! cial Breeches G2 Throat and chest salve 35c. ett. 10 Oak St.. Batile Creek. Mich. says: Prevent shoe pressure. bis ee ER 7 Por rong te. rest at nights was ond shoe store: Immn at act on e ry od t Ss ti it Cost ql thi ie BLE i : » 4 listurbed three times. Lith ated Buchu A: all drug ° Se a perce : am c ' lias as e us a i$ or 3 0 ing * Sh a [now do heavy work.” i igm't e patent DrScholls coe em amaemnaat serge em You ( annot A VO id It Here is sure, quick bunion relief. You needn't od TA —— —. Lae 1 7 7 + ’ 01 Aidermeé fi SiiiCe Dyes " i iasti., 18 te ae Eh, BRE SRE BST maiontaniivertaancinie aii thks ois tee ad agen Seem — : om aM before we are aware of the cause. ! your money back. Make the test now—aiour ts Ee SA TS es MTS I BEE a ee ee Have your eyes examined at least once a year. If you require Glasses, your oculist For 4-piece $0 Vest Suit, SEVENTH AND WASHINGTON GRAND AND OLIVE S Try Fairyfoot Corn Remedy —Fairyfoot Callus Plasters —for Corns and Callas 3 ; ; Si: 2 ’ —— § — ~T ~~ ,n,2ea ° 22a . é ° ,? ee . -eae Baas 4 i. a . bes c - 7 t~ eee: °. Pe ee+eee oe + weene eee ** =“. . J > rs = - SEE PS ~N ‘ITY Mare ‘ 2 ie matic im COLT dld diue stvles for Spring are here i § 4 bond forfeiture of $3009 by ae eee et Cone: sane THE PiIEN OF ST. LOUIS oe opr ss Y w ech ak SOs it Lhe rage } j | s | j e , : @ A riddet Anata en omaome ateel wat eee a One ee ’ - Ste Re > . Specializes in Slenderizing Apparel | penn | of Distinction Dees Mite the cust: | Stout and Regular Sizes as 361.56 44-YEAR-OLD BELLED BUZZARD | apse "KILLED IN NORTHEAST GEORGIA Friday—I he Season’s Coat and Dress Classic! | Hunter Takes Pot Shot at Geese Sale! Spring Goats of vind The Sale Sensation of the Year! Te rres tin cone, eX ¥ + fi \ SY * * * ~. & é, : mr was ' ; a ' : i . ; ‘or : a ; Pi y : & . ur S in- | . a ” . z i ny stig welsey, sec- | “ ad - f ee aT retary Of tne frovern A erry toa: iim r r SSis ms tne ‘ | ™= j= FP Fm | ry = = a 7 -—o ® f ' Se ; , , | t is ges Mi Didines ‘staadbia aus, ’ ’ sitll ee , ¢ i . > . aH | ROIsey Said G hick had made ate i z ? ed cil — aid \4 niall Bane bio 2+ i ae 4 2 : - ? i ~ } ? ~ : \i Z 6 pig ' . - +. ° : / +" . nis dail 3 re ny 7? } | ] [ Sf L ’ } i } = ’ : 4 £. te * i \T ‘ 2nd iA " us nn iS . x 4‘ ul ‘ = “ : : = : die ; 4 +t ee a © - _. > , -_ } \ } } ~~ . — 4 es 2 ete ee etn et ae a SS * SS BS We Special A i in cy eee. LS EE ner rn nti New BIG E THEY ” - . A IR IGE BR RI ro A + yeti . , oe Prick | SS A lee Tae 4 v4 a nipt rsa iy wo 5 | orttine | pis ne 4 wn a a pe: , ee Make Up Your Mind to See These Wonderful 7 , | 7 irs vore SF i ey HE RE ad stipe ls Sight ai Sk : ce SE eI Lh oe Pe eee: te eee ng Smt ber pe IORI LG ral anni Meee eae ae Se Eat St are vi "AN . OEY a 080. *, a ‘ 4 * || across : ase, fastened with a | A ee ‘ . eo’ 2S ‘ iate - | Be Oe ee tail Was . *. , ah . Second Floo: 3 x 2 fa ‘ * 5 ‘ ~ ie a 4 5 fey + a : ALS Sw bane a ° ¥ a - és aR ee ’ * , te: as eee . : pee So 3 Be a Aad ve ; | | @ = Vv rouser ae > JUNE ASK, ir .— Te | De Luxe Spring Modes ee eens, March 12.) ) Lar; = ‘ bi i| — , x aa . ae i ; , ie ee | MGA: Gittecter o¢ Custome tor’ e Broa Ths a The high character of the tailoring, the high : i] the territory. show that Alaska, for Cut 1 a Gh ea F ' ' ae ee + % ea or ; ee i _~ ei Ae quality ot the tabrics and the smart stTwie 01 ibsiew hep ath ieee wine of eat | the Coats deserve a higher price vou will ME Secducte in 1936 Pies | | agree when vou inspect them. Of Marchon. - ts of r > . | Rid of His Rheumatism. | R S f S ce! Mictora, Br tiah Columbia The more particuiar you are about your clothes, the more you will marvel at the | Clarksam st... Denver went down wealth of style, fabric, smartness and service. RR OER EOS = — ; jks eaameiieithon Ste attack « y (Ue | tL The pain was exernciati: ~ at 2 Hig i gl ee SEE EIGHTH STREET WIN Is W , aa Smart modeis that will $ | i ote i Sek the Seat for Benttn on S EET WINDOWS. 7 Ho appeal to the most tas- i Mt we tee) Meine oe | wy EFFICIENCY . ’ . . re? , ; ‘ , cenit mn’ ; ) c tious dresser. (C;eor S| Sherri einen wien . SAE VICE : x eat os ni a \ es Se { vette. Printed C repes. 7 seer ach n id walk | © . ; _ . j a S.i2i.§ i> 4, Ps “i : : ; | Satins. Flat me repe— muutiinieaas Tits same iment om Pres ~ FRIDA Y C i* . ; ; n° vi it] rit j Mat :am was H nothing riner — and knew it was med b wil hele cite Bifocal Glasses for | vhTh ~ i) 2 mm Mev a lism . ! atta ™ | : in” | and reading j ff ni if ** « | a c-. . _ .¥ . ™? ito ; y fy | arco’ : cCompicte _. ie, one TT a ’ > ’ | ie m4 Zz] — } 4 * fr ak ? t ;8 4 = Merreii Drug ta a thal VMewer Rr: « S57 Cage OTe Mrug fa ™ Leute Ve. vv heie- aie dix- , Se = et ear ee CF to ‘ . 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OE rrr —- , 7 ~— sere «6 a Leute Meo The POST-DIS Bowsepaper giv wheie-aie dix. mes . ; oe oh eel og i: 2% ‘ i iid ee —_— -——_-—- | the total vote either would get}yet in the 1924 campaign he picked | to cause him to abandon Senatorial come aware of tt wat | would be taken from Hawes. Priest,}upon 52,501 votes for the nomina- |duties and hurry to Missouri to | aa tae ¢ I = a ; | ‘ thew requrnut head- TT | | 1 924 ae pe : a polind 46,880 oe for Lieutenant-Governor on |look the situation over and confer | aches. 1 , ) ssue, ,36 us argument for repeal of the'!with the leaders among his sup- Amazing Results Brought | votes, most id which would have jeighteenth amendment. ‘porters with a view to bringing, to More th 10 q | gone to George H. Moore if Priest On the Republican side it does | pressure to bear to keep other can- an 0 000 ' _ | had not be en in the race. not appes t} Will ) t “a City an ies Seek oene | i ( appear lat Villiams is seri- | didates out of the contest. a ee — al I gt. Louls’ Greatest Clothing Sines Out of es High-Rent District Will Give | ate Nomination—Reed’s L Attitude a Puzzle. i —" FREE! | CAP] FREE!||G)) »: coins x mens a With the political situation in EVERY 5 E both parties in Missouri becoming WIT S SUIT | of the campaign for nominations candidates for United States , |more and more muddled in advance of in — - Special Bargain Prices! Senator, it becomes apparent that People in the Past Six Menths eo. Nothing You needn't tcando. No bat discour- appliances, ace yourself le | ) -_ . | | In-the B B W ’ —_ fiscomfort— F in neither party is the list of can- ne tne ar ain asement— m N gg 8 0 A | h oS Bnd the foot wi Vest "sanees 9 Vent "Geto didates by any means definitely g omen s en Se bilious he ac : ": oon longies and long pants closed and the issues drawn. ihe . - Don’t con- Sguaranteed 4 mi can be prevented” knickers. Light ADD tet ickers. A few weeks ago it seemed prob- Spring Footwear Asay and @ark cassi- All choice pat- “at our risk. slg etc. $7.50 ‘ or and oan able there would te only three : here. est colorings. $10.60 seekers for the Democratic nom: | . . wt elsew values, | “T know how agonizing they are. For years I was a chronie ination—Congressman Harry § B. Hawes of St. Louis, Judge wing Cockrell of -Warrensburg' and Willis H. Meredith of Poplar Bluff. sufferer. “And the headaches were not the worst part of it. The stro drugs I used to take to relieve the pain upset my coneail and slowly but surely undermined my general health. “Finally I found out that my headaches were due to com ¢ ation. My doctor advised Nujol. After taking it regularly ew weeks the trouble disappeared. ‘tiie then I have never had another heniallies There is no reason why I should, for the cause has been corrected.” | for 4-piece vest Suits — 2 long nko or long and short; finest imported and do- mestic checks, plaids and striped cassimeres, home- Vest Suit, long and short pant s, high-grade, all- wool fabrics; largest selection of patterns and colors; $12.50 regularly. « For 4-plece Values EE for Bova‘ Blouses 5 Percales; new- est patterns. 3 for 1.00 EEE Boys’ Knickers 45c—69c—89c It : ee! 5.00 ss ene Longies 95e—1.39—1.85 jj jacks...... 2.95 BeLTESERGESUITSS ®/Men’s and Young Men’s—Sizes ie to ad Chest—Friday FRANKLIN Eagle Stamps BEAUTIFUL selection of smart new Straps and Pumps in the wanted Spring shades at a price that presents real value for thrifty buyers. Gray Kid...Blonde Kid Fancy Patent Leather Golden Tan Kid...Black Kid LL sizes, 274 to 8, with high Spanish, military or low flat heels. On sale in the popular Bargain Basement. Nujol Corrects Constipation in Nature’s Way L On the Republican side it looked RK as though Senator Williams would. E Now the indications are that where. ee Overy. there will be at least one more | Democratic candidate, a man who. i ee | will seek the nomination on a, 15 T o pc oats, 'straight-out issue of repeal of the a oo, eles | backup on adherence to the World | Court. G PP ig ori he gor Bee oe | Constipation isdangerous for fects. To insure internal mont aren ay | anybody. Nujol is safe for cleanliness, it should be L everybody. Nujol simplysoft- taken regularly. Unlike laxae 0 ens the waste matter and thus tives, it does not form a habit B permits regularand thorough ang can be discontinued at elimination without overtax- : a ing the intestinal muscles. we Mes. Medical authorities approve Ask your druggist for Nujol Nujol because it is gentle, today and begin to enjoy the safe and natural in perfect health that a its action. : is possible only You can take Nujol Nujol when elimination for any length of ‘He Mrmnwaccusnicawr ig normal and time without ill ef- For Constipation regular. % Wilso GRA Callus Plasters. chr Saves ond Gelienes be unopposed. C assimeres, ‘eighteenth amendment and a values. Dickey May Enter Race. find a candidate against him, but | ,it has not abandoned hope. Only last Sunday Ralph Ellis, managing editor of the Kansas City Journal- Post, owned by Walter S&S. Dickey, iand Bayard Taylor, a Dickey | scout, were in St. Louis sounding | ‘out the extent of opposition to 5) . * s a a = as a a - . ” = a a s v & 5 a oe a a & wn a € a sD a 2 a 5 a *. . oe wi - a * s » . * . a - » kid a = 2 a Willigms. They permitted it ‘| ‘become known to a few friends | that a survey of the entire state | was being made, and that upon) Dickey’s return from a sojourn in| Florida, they would have a report | Siready for him. On the showing ‘in this report, it is expecte d, Dickey | 'will decide whether he will enter ithe race against Williams. | The center of political specula- |tion in Missouri, however, is the ‘attitude Senator Reed will take ‘toward the candidacy of Hawes 3 |They have been friends for many | , Ol | 50} s, but Reed is on record as . 2 aauae 0 abe TTITITTItl. | | . FF F- Wi B years, bu nica aston «|e AREER ESLEREREEREER SERS RREEREEEE eneaa a EREEEEEESE : candidates for the Senate who do not pledge themselves in opposi- | ~ The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening newspaper giving Associated Press news service. ~~ bs .. tion to the World Court. 7 Several weeks ago he entered the | a Illinois campaign in an effort to defeat Senator McKinley for UME, 4 nomination. If he would inter- meddle, as Senator Robinson a m oF ” 4] B termed ‘it, in a Republican cam- we rhe & ” a 2 ¥e ial 4 hy i Jiscvr SEVENTH and WAS SHINGTON AVE. # yw Cigar Specials : for the Week-End No, 2511 paign in another etate, what will & keep him out of a campaign of his 1-Téght a own party in his own State” i Candle Don Julian | It is extremely doubtful, how- : . ever, that the Reed following i- anctinge! i The stocrat of Tampa a {a RP 2 for I Verfecto Grande Size anything like as strong itn Missouri C4 10 Val as it was in 1922, when in a Spec- Nati ly ’ O+F.U/{ aiue, »- tacular campaign he overcame a!l- Pe A a OE a , Extra Special, $3. 1 Box of 2) nost the united opposition of his a ; dees 2 ee } own party, and was renominated : 53 NEW 1926 DESIGNS TO SELECT FROM | oo. OAs i ORE, and Bano Se There is a Bitter. . . i - ° Savin JOSE JAV A CIGARS ent feeling now. For one thing, | : PRICES FROM $4.50 TO $32.50—LESS 25% me - z. t HAVANA FILLERS—JAVA WRAPPED much to the ste oe : : Wired Complete Ready for installation : : 4 l0c Straight Size, Cut to 3 for 25c: box . ut to lie Straight; box 20, 82.48 open the day abies his election. ig : : - . : oe ° & YOUR COST, } 15¢ straight =1Ze. cut to Lec: box of 25, $2.95 | is. of course. an exaggeration to | Nationally VO! R COST ‘ if Wolf f-W ilson’ s Handmade si TOY 25C “Sse Neutrality Brand Imp. Manil BIG BLUNTS—-HANDMADE—LONG FILLER. THEY CAN'T BE EQUALED FOR THE PRICE. doubt that thousands of voters had say that very many persons ex- : Advertised i t} 7 Price $7.00 pected immediate return to pre- | Pa] rice ee, ® Volstead days, but there is no 25% Saving $1.88 $9.75 KANTER ELECTRIC CO. 605 Leland Av. - ss been led to believe that HKeed's re-election would quite soon alter the prohibition situation. They have even failed to observe any BARNES & BARNES aa * Be rs] particularly activity on the Sena ~ ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS tor's part toward caanging erage a 1514 Ss. Grand Bi. | . ee ] = - is = 7 a — —_— = Box of 100 Volstead law, and it is doubtful | Or (° $3 93 that they would fotiow him agai: Telephone . Telephone ‘ . ‘ About all Reed would have now GRAND 2122 CABANY 8740 7 if he entered the meours cCam- paign would be his fight on tlie World Court. T h ere has tien no 3 a SECS FC RSS ECeeseeeseeeeteseeeeaererer ~~ eee A. C, LINCK 8028 N. Broadway Telephane COLFAX 4270 WABASH 483W and 806 OVERLAND ELEC. CO. Joseph T. Howard, Mgr. 9323 MIDLAND AV.. Overland, Mo. “ROEHL ELECTRIC co. 2621 S. Jefferson W.-W. TAMPA PUFFS | Made in Tampa. A better Cigar cannot bea made for the price. Can of 30 ie Straight $2.25 ' EXTRA SPECIAL! Don Antonio High-Grade 10¢ Cigars se 2 for 15¢ “$373” — Size EL VERSO Cigars a ee S495. An example of the extreme savings are represented in this group of Riddle 5-light fixtures. Nationally Advertised Price... .$16.50 Sh% GewOme ..ces:; $4.13 HARRY BERG ELEC. CO. 2545 W. St. Louis Av. Telephone TYLER 3809 L. D. DENNY ELEC. CO. 8743 Rosalie Av. Telephone WEBSTER 1051W (Stweeereereseseeeeeeseteseeee Kr eaereseeeeeeeeeeanee: BOJE ELECTRIC CO. 3514 Kossuth Av. indication that voters of the Mid- dle West are particulariy con- cerned about the Court, one way or the other, certainly they are not stirred up about it. However, if Reed should decide ——_ to make an anticourt fight in Mis- souri during the primary and elec- tion campaigns he could cause | Hawes and al] the Democratic can- a B wi *e | ies ol wg | didates for Congress considerable Ww | we Ld Se a a & Cd Your cost trouble. He might succeed in de- 'featirnig the entire Democratic tick- et. He would, of course, do none of the Congressmen any good in C1 .* a their campaigns for re-election. Hawes Voted for Court. ‘ ye. a ws t UJ ‘ Pa ae oa tii : 7 baad aon sn ae on as . ae » Bor ake et q vot . a. - _ . - , * * v vw ‘ s@° Pi Af Fe? ’ ‘! J » 4 t a —* . ’ . 4 . . Wawes, with the other Demo: rats | : "9 OF ° ; from Missouri, voted in favor of | ; dient NO. 2500, 5-Light (Lamps not included, ) : No, 2501, 5-Light nen need . } Chas. Denby, Brinkman-Mei- the court. He has not announced eiepnone ; VICTOR i ne oncom sel Handmade, La Resta, a position on the subject in the! COLFAX 3639J PHONE YOUR NEAREST DEALER : : e ha ; Tungsten, San Fel ice, Agent, pre sent can ipalgn, bu t } is close Steeaeesassesesesraeerasestace eseneesa ia: Meee we Mieser, Heaptmann eriends way tt bel baeieiin tual a Electric H hold C FOR A RIDDLE (TRADE-IN) SAVING CERTIFICATE Rutherford Hdw. & Elec. Co. : Garcia Babies p ae Ned ize Havana he will back-track. |Z ec ric ouseno 0. ; : , , 31 N. Gore Av. , ane wae Owi. Reset tat gt wind ccveh — iE Harry Rohrback The Dealers’ Names appearing in this advertisement or any other classed as extreme ‘drys,’ and m : . . . ee r . hers to Our store. y 0 for 2 . Special, 6c be expected to divide the st ipport we 4657 Virginia Av. electrical dealer in your neighborhood will give you, upon request, wenaten 27703 of those who will be satisfied with | gm Telephone a Riddle Trade-In Certificate which entitles you to this 25 per ‘ Rox of 50, $2.00 aa nothing. se8, 5 ee RIVERSIDE 1063 t saving on any Riddle Fixture “s ) - Sav . Chancellor. El Producto, La Palina, Mercantile, Pref- Volstess 68: re ae nines sc sihihdbeeiinnecsidenncsigiinansiion — | Weckermeyer Elec. Go. ALUES meen ‘“yrnia would make Hawes" nom FREMDER ELEC. SHOP 626 Missouri Av. erencia, Admiration, Henry the Fourth, Dutch Mas- 5 . “ * . 7 a . » ° e ~ ‘ - a. * . a a ters, El Roi Tan, Don Julian, Harvester, Muriel, Map- nation euatiis if no other can ; ; acuba, la F *endrich, FE] Principal, Robt. Emmet. date — - ot it so appears | a 5071 Delmar BI. Beautiful : VISIT OUR SHOW ROOMS : Builders and Oe ee ws r ° *ta.Box of 50...... 23.9! that there wi e another candi- Telephone : ; Xpeanaoe cut $e a italghtBox of 3 ds 495 date, ¢ nage a Judge | ake ‘ FOREST 4916 Finish MER ts BP rerensy= - EAST 4137 and $21 : Straicht sizes cut O cC— DC ot) sg rs f = ~~ ’riest sb RCo a + eeeeessevesesesasases: j : Oo ering S ou ae eS \y for b0c sizes cut to 14c—-Box of 50.....---) .» $69 f whom would run on a aeons ge aS Rieke oes : Decorated antique : om iete Dis la of 53 : : : dels Ese —— aa Of repeal of the eighteenth amerd-/@™ MAEMMERLE ELEC, CO, | silver enriched with | C 926 Riddl “ 4) ag, | «(be cf special interest 17a WENDT ELEC. CO. TUXEDO VELVET / PRINCE ALBERT 913 N. Ninth St. p y -: ewese serveseeses:” ” o S$ Ay 16-02. Tin .....85c¢ | 16-Oz. Tin ....95c | 16-Oz. Tin ..,.95C ‘Do This For Bad Tatedhone be no OZ "NE MIXTURE CUT TO $1.15 95 | LFA ill marvel at the a Lh yg cENTMAL 4716 GLASCO ELECTRIC CO. |—<cm ae. Known Doctor sseunaees eaeeaeasease eeeeer “eee reeaeaence * ADOLPH WITZIG 1W Our Optical Department iW THE TALK : y BE Loris & 7 7 : | | a.) Be ~ i] -E MR HANENKAMP ELEC. CO. | 9 wuoLrsaLE DISTRIBUTORS OF RIDDLE FITMENTS TO THE DEALER nes 04, Wie Krecamn).'a pissiian's presen MM 4.420 Burd Av. 721-727 N. ELEVENTH ST. Phone Central 2222 wdenieal ; | e a ® " a ' be | cold and stops al! inf! amation, irri- Telephone tation and conge stion. It stops ye FOREST 5479 : c L 2925 oan LET Us EXAMINE YOUR EYES AND SAVE YOU MONEY growth of the disease germs whic! FRIDA Y and SA TURDA Y ONLY femora: The Bod stream “william Hel k EI seesres C amie VIERHELLER ELEC. CO. : A. B. ELECTRIC co. MACK ELECTRIC co. STERLING & Bifocal Giasses for distance | Reading and Sewing Glasses om Yad castiek 4 te Ot te Ok William Heike Elec. O: ; : 1302 Pine St : 4604 Gravois : ELECTRIC CO. and reading $ —first quality Toric "SZ. 25 ow cate tissues and membranes of on 3012 Ss. Grand Bl. : 1111 Pine st. : ine . : 1715 N. GRAND BL. 4 complete : Lenses complete . lungs and arate a. : Cities : Telephone : Telephone Telephone Te hone a { arantee immediate r e ; : : = crite trom at Kcr your momey ba°:. §@ @paND 0275 and 0276: GARFIELD 2455 : GARFIELD 6523 { RIVERSIDE4751 { LINDELL 0458 The POST-DIS “II is th ly St. Louls evening \ THO REOAMO CO., : rere to ee secs cervien WEN THO KREO CTT TTT TTT st —

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A pt i ¥ . = 3 vEnY $3 Gin eee, 2 : Lge la par = Se eet i WP ae, . . ee Aa A coments 7 Ob Bro tran tae ed 4 cepa vw dite: * rhea tr a > es 19-94 ny es hewn : > bysmes “7 cee cote ride kt kramer ees pe ay et nae eet Wr xe Sas mat gs $ ongens Fi an Sealer gh cetie ak ae = aelaseed . - rains: egmerepedentia poet yet ‘ S 4 ae ‘ So a ee x f . Pe ca ere : ade 7 i ll ai alin ‘ ; oe COO gy ey. endian apes ei a panies esas ons ae sae Saae ‘= eee OIE oy 3 : . v ope dt i is Fo ia inte Et ee eee eek eee Biro aa ¥ . oo. ¥ 7 = In ig faa is, “petty ghee, 7 z . ; ~~ ss ee A * ~ ett ha : é , ip a Siaies saat e asa fal sidieceananier: aa PP a ON ee et Riemer te Laer - oy. ar ae ee i eos __ 7-7 -. on ~ a ete i here 2 2 EGE Pee a See sys _ Ee Re ey OC pours Bie: RE Roars Ms pons $ Pith ori Mapa toe iiaks aR . Pilaabieme mre oS ee a he TP ad on tiie eke ats anresaenytes ~ ; aN , Penge: ei fee yen hg 7 “af sar 3 ? etd hah ee vi I ; 4 ‘ - an o mets * ‘ as _ “ . = M - ‘ - r Scag oe atetc x i siti tail ee 60 2 : a5? ite : ; : * ¥ os “ pede tet aeysrgtleh Ap , Paves . KER pe penn Aes 4 > aient ™ 7 as fe Pe oe So Ss Me Heh 3 Sf OES ra A de SE Et LR oe oe AE as sige PRE nc wipe pgs fot Oe 9 apie? » ions EO eg SO EE = Om geet: bs py Aetich as Se ees RM, Saba ton gia ae es a . ' RBS : PRED gett , ° SAR ie yinesty tebe, cites wate nar ne acne ae ys RR A lS Ps 6 . : OE MS hE LAR GRO RE gM ¥ a in a ’ The POST-DISPATCIL is the only St. ous ervenms mt.) 4 newspaper giving Associated Press ST. 94S POST-DISPATCH A457 43.458 4004" news service. Clinton, Ili. TH! KSvpar se Vv fzi 7 i¢ i Ovex ; o ‘ , a . ' : ae Sis ‘ i it iii: W 2 iied , Ol rs , . - wi 4 v Fr. ‘eg ARC Sizes Basement L/conomy Store Basement They Are Most Extreme Valuesat .. being attractivelv trimme > = Be , ' have crepe lining. Offered in shades that Sizes. plain. Clever mannish et Misses’ Sizes | a 1 with tur. while others | fects are included. Nianv are approved for Spmng. including navy, of course. Women’s and misses Women’s and rTP cm & Ges s ee ae Po ees eee t — VENT Neer. @ARCH is. 126. ~ P : bade - s ‘ ;— Peo . wt 8s cu® te. oJ Nee ee a 2 i? ee ee —— STORE HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. DAILY—_OPEN- SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P. M. 675 New Spring Coats , . 7 . | ‘ 3 ts Fa ? . 2° oe +} > Be ‘ if "wy rif rh if . £313 q lL hese 2 MALO Git. OUwees KsidbcirUacla VadillGs Liana i De are: @miiti ‘ . > ’ rr r ? 2 eB criON tor B®Rrinir X tn SLI LO wa kl a: a SCiCc ction a. i Pring ’ " ‘ ) eo ’ ? | ' + , at i } reat * ee ee Ee: var:. str Tu" Pcica i rit Fash Cu ce tVe tek, Seeeas. CIOL, rweeds " ; > i \ ‘5 | - > wry ‘7 t TT. = ‘ .. 4 a ah " .3 7 22 > ” Ges ar 7 2h er Lad MWiivCu og & 3 Ue. one | hack ¥ CNGGSE (rom ii ‘ ‘ , / tr xrrrint imp - ar “4 oe a ; Aa rTre °* > r-yrrvmPen ? Seb adigatcas va ‘ ‘ ress «li re ~D: rts ry pe pci lliICiits, Some af Decidedly Unusual | Value at .... as @ Surely tnis is a dress-buying opportunity ehatemanvy women and musses will welcome! Scone of models that is new tor Spring, in trimmungs, stvles and shades. Thev re attractively fashioned of such tavored materials as tlat crepe, Georgette, prints, tatfeta and Georgette combinations, crepe satin and very smart border prints. A group so varied that that reveal al! 7 pragtically all tastes can be satished. / Amony the many shades are Miami rose, new “blue, tan, green, gray and the popular black and navy as well. An Apparel-Buying Opportunity That You'll Long Remember— Make the Most of It by Filling Spring and Easter Needs Friday Basement Economy ‘Store Low Shoes Seconds of $3 and $4 Grades Save Friday on This Group of > Semi- Girdles $2 Value—Offered.at $745 q ss { c - , 3! ton. tt gent weight, in low’- Neck, , ; >} ~ rT Tt also fan striped materials S rh sie Ss st} Open orc losed kinds tine Ae : a in remiular and extr: ~~ Tr) needs . Piast a "4 ] (J = . ; Lule] ” i j Ait 4 Fuiatl and xtra =] Zes. Supt is ije id rT} ; ; a do { r a ae ~ rh? hi ly ’ “~ cre) | c Li iGCG Alt . confining the figure. Good range . sizes waoie th1i8 ioW price prevails. Straps Al GC p 1G > ) pare &t oe : i ‘| satin and-kid leathers Men’s Union Suits ) ! : 50c Band yt ; ,% ‘ : . e high and low heels. The c Bandeaux a i ssortments f = = te - re . bi ae | + oroke Dut m4 s S a Aili im hnooked-Dack strvie. Spe 35 IAIOKTIBEaANn sults Ail mal ts Vi : . i IC "G s tn ss Vaiues. - _- 2 toS m one stvie or anothne A ‘ 7 C RSnai: Specia: Basement Basement Economy Store Basement Econem) Store Friday, This Special Lot of | Women’s Union Suits 69c to 88c Values, at SSC se ts’ Wear Silk Umbrel aaa | : Sample:-Gloves : ‘Kerchiets iE a Seconds of $4.50 te $1.45 to $1.75 Values ' 10c to 15c Kinds es ee ae ; 79C 7c 89¢ $2.79 F Offering, for Friday Only, Values That Women and Misses Will Unhesitatingly Pronounce to Be Exceptional! All Garments in Latest Spring Styles—Selling Starts Promptly at 9 O’Clock 1100 New Spring Dresses Panty Dresses, Romp- ers, Wash Suits and le F%aLityt r + _* ano ." , ¢ sg* @ aii @e UUs i’ ‘SSO at so ur'‘ain Swise be } Fees ‘ seee margu: sette in piain ana fan y CssOclce. ruffles and tie ae is to match. $1.5 &9Q si For making irtains in the home oo vVaiue: pair Special, ya . — 75c Drapery Material 39c Curtaining Ravon Drapery in striped and all-over fig Voile with coiored ruffles: aiso crossba ir- designs For deor and window nae es 7 quisetie with lored lace edge Fo: 72 i i meen 29¢ sash or ruffled-‘‘urtains. Yara 25¢ Basement Economy Store A Very Fortunate Purchase Brings This Selling of Women’s ,* ’ ™ 18c Smocks, etc Tubs nicely Y- = ats IOr 21 rls and Frid Yard, for 25¢ ‘Beard Dinin "Bed Sheets the p opular plaids. Sealed Phe. Eavh 25¢ i@ayy undieac 7? . board Covers wi rord to lace Stained. $1.35 17 ” aa al . . 64x99-inch bleach ed a ~ [> —_ i = _—— ed Peppere!! Sheets h with neatir hem- on med ends. Single Sed or cot size. An Unusual Friday Selling of Women’s Trimmed Hats Extra Values, at $1.65 @ Women and misses will find excel- lent choice in this lot of Hats which we are offering Friday. Hats of silk, straw and combination materials, 1 Spring's tavored shades. All are et- tively trimmed. Hats taken trom our regular stock. IT? Basement Economy “Store Friday, This Offering of a Specially Secured Group of Girls’ Spring Coats Extraordinary Values—Choice at Flock Voiles $ OO white and. colored ground " a them at the remarkable Price of $5! Made of plain polair, tweed and mixed fabrics as well as Every one is well made. cut pace t tull and offered in styles that will appeal. 96¢ - Spring’s most approved colors are shown. Sizes range from 3 to 14 years. Pant EN

i gy; ) - he av vou may select from ‘ Basement Economy Store __ 39e Voile 40-inch } -T Wis? liar plain shades ag we!) is y\ lite “pe 12 i. Tar ~ ii Cldbee + 348 stu ¢ iail ; i i i “X pa 1 Ww S wit] O.0Tred lesigns mn ght } 3 $1. | : igns light grounds. 8 9 $2.50 G d | d Several piec late yer ery A. ile - ion nenhes Wide “pe: la. - i ” i “— eck CL : Oe | tue vars I5c Table Padding "Bed Sheets i ii 4S-iTIch puuted Pr atl Biea i@ qd, 12%) 70-inch @iiisa?gss ling covered with bieached lin sheets wit | Hed MuUusilin. jer ota ‘= fa! la from Sub . + i. * Ty re LOS mA n@mMmmed ends — + ae Basement Bocusem yY Stere pias A Very Important Lot of ” —Also Silk-Mixed Weaves ee sesonie EES OS | | SHlK = Remnants | | seconds of $1.15 and 5 5c ject to small stains $] 19 @_ A large variety of silk and silk-mixed Special, ) ° Remnants in many weaves and colors. Pair Remnant lengths of Soiesette. the yard... occ In lengths suitable for dresses and trim- grade, yard. 30c mings, as weil as many other purposes. Basement Economy Stere Cork Linoleum € Heavy grade Cork Linoleum in ‘engine of 4 to 16 square yards. Four yards wid. Basement Economy Stere F cs $4.50 Blankets 95 @ “Nashua” Blankets of soft, warm . tn plaids, broken plaids and gray with | border. 66x80-inch size, cut separate neers > Basement Economy oR ee ~_—--— Lamp Shade Making -_—taught in classes or Fifth Fleor. No et for lessons if you buy materials here. a popular square “ith niitered cor dull-rubbed fints Of Decide (;lassw Practica Sugar Sets ae Value.... ear crvstal glass Sug and cream pitcher Set hand-cut design. Beverage Gla $1 Doz. Value, 6.. 29, ‘oz. Colonial Opti Reverage Glasses of : able grade. Veadle-etched or cut on 12-02. Iced Tea ; @ White Enameled in limited quantities saucepans, coffee pot oreserve kettles and | Strollers $20 Value, $15.75 S*rengir Built bhabdr Strellere of fiber feed. with fiber hood, relton cordurey wuP- mae story amd artii- -type wheels At- rectiy oly finished

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‘ r nar es ~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH RS “ENIN | - &- H ) THURSDAY .EVENING. M: - . , eS ei enn ne ene tonal etc ee Ti cso emt te ee ea lla adam ST. LOUIS .POST-DISPATCH oer Ag scene EEE —— ———————— oS SS Sn emma anna Silk Umbrellas Seconds of $4.50 to $6.50 Grades $2.79 STORE HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. DAILY—OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P. M. Lamp Shade Making anf —taught in classes on the * Fifth Floor. No charge for lessons if you buy your NEW SITE FOR POLICE gampitencunen cs, ) 00S EWS TH SH ME ’ Si Mr ita See i his ae aie mp- es ith amber-coes aga oy oul “4 — |Southwest Corner of Tweifth) Any breaking out. of / “say . dat S. Various -_ aie pines eewing Ma end Clark Bought for | the skin on face, neck, sy hand “ae : materials here. ‘ —_— se ' ieee eRe % : | | garms or body is overcome Store : We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in | Largest Distributors of Merchandise | a ae eee ee | $260,000. pee * mene 7 Pee Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—F ew Restricted Articles Ercepted | at Retail in Missouri and the West | es nae | ) $280,000 hicn | The pimples seem eee | Friday—Selec |chased today by the Police Board Nothing has eve: ; wv y erect | at the southwest corner of Twelfth been found to take , | boulevard and Clark avenus, oppo- the place of sulphur as a pimple re- 2 | | Rooms | by President Allen C. Orrick. a jar of Rowles Mentho-Sulpbur. Friday—Many Eco ical H -Mak Will Profi 1 | 7 Profit by These Spring Cretonnes ! Wall Paper for [f/tecssrecue son oom tenes torts aa si 7 | pensive. Just ask any druggist for iain deen eh ee ee ee ee ee ee “=. oe e és. a eC pecla S Special, the Yard : Very Special. Roll | The plot runs from Clark avenue} Let a trial of Mentho-Sulphur , Y special, eo ‘to Spruce street on the west side of show what this er to you. Send . _the coupon for it. Clip it now. . . ef . Twelfth boulevard and 896 feet _ —and Layer Felt Mattresses at Unusually Special Prices i : l x ‘ie that 4 180 feet || Whitehall Pharmacal Co. | ae bs if: DIG | wes on Clark avenue an | 508 Madison Avenue ree eG sh | ape on Spruce a wee |] New York. a Trial ; Bie \ P28 2 eee henge rrangements ora new ad- | Mail FP SI ee most fn cemand quarters site were made 1ecessary | an, o Free Sample of Menthe: —— A ae ee MER pane # ware ‘wosree. os _by the decision to widen Twelfth | a ft q.. remarkable selection f Sonia os living rooms, chintz boulevard, frem Market street }8s. > 2 at It is expected that about $39.000 | - é ‘in benefits will be awarded the! Be Better Looking—Take Olive | Police Department for the condem- Tablets. | ADVEBTISEMENT | Fifth Floor decision has heen reached about |; ‘the use of the part of the present | | bullding remaining. j j | ) eT he oe & 8 ee ee ee ee ee eo a ee a ee a --~of drapery fabrics—velour, Scotch weave ecru Curtains a U wh t ' etesiepare: ‘Mation of it se ; ——. O5 S al damask, cretonne, grenadine, in shadow patterns; finished cont one-line —— — | If your skin is yellow—complexion ia pecia is NOY! —you have a bad taste in your : | on regular prices, of.. /@ OE dibune cdeaans ° : | Orrick sald that about $200.000. mouth—a lazy, no-good feeling—you A popular square post style of Metal Bed: Attractive, full-size Beds with squyare. Fifth Floor | ber the $300.000 nel ean , ‘th | should take Olive Tablets. with mitered corners, grouped fillers and posts and metal-cane ends—having solid ) , 1925-26 c erdaaiiinee: a - b ie °| Dr. Edward’s Olive Tablets—e dull-rubbed finish. All Beds are full size. center panels in both the head and foot. 1 : | . | i aan OF Dulane | substitute for calomel—were pre- The Newest Combination Instrument | Painted Wooden | opr yas in the Board’s possession pared by Dr. Edwards after 17 years ° and would be applied to the pur- ‘ $34.50 Metal Beds $12 Metal Beds $16.50 Mattresses R 2 k P EK t 2 g (chase price. No plans have ae ghee ds’ Olive Tablets are a W YY) acai r. war of full size, finished in in full or twin size, with Of layer felt; full or twin 1 uns 1¢ a a rope | aS el Oys — a we Dullaing and | purely vegetable compound mixed gray enamel: equare posts, °-{nch posts and panels of size with four rows of P construction cannot possibly be ‘th oll iL You will know them mitered corners s ten metal cane, and “¢ pop- PO eg and "$12.75 lectrical! ted Wid started in less than six months. a Shale olteel color square fillers. . 18 ular finish. 8 50 ticking. 12 75 ; —electrically operate ide One and two-story buildin 7 saa © untir eit cst Spec! gs and! “To ha clear, pink skin. bright Special , oe Se Sua. as Special,.... Lene ews . SRPOCIES. i issu ° : house on 0 ve a r. D ‘ . Seventh Floor Choice at | Duses occupy the site at present, 'no pimples, a feeling of buoyancy like . , see - ile | childhood da; t get at the capee. |_ Phe property was purchased from ")))"°Ragards’ Olive Tablets act on the P ( Brightly painted Toys of |18 owners through Theodore Hem- tiver and bowels — have - - wood——-many amusing kinds melmann, a real estate dealer. no dangerous after e s- : They start the bile and overcome con- : —Mr. and Mrs. Bunny, | ¢ >¢ >¢ es Muste Salon—Sixth Floor Mama Dolls 4 ° Sugar Sets Water Sets x. {ig to Tires —that can rs as Say completely dress- ‘‘mama”; ms $1.50 ] aoc ¥ . a. OOC Sates... POC Special, Each Economy Offered Friday on ed. and of large $ | 08 ~ } * | o FO 4 ‘ ' Clear crystal glass sugar bow! Hand-cut glass Sets—tall jug $ 66 99 | i - SG Gie-with «an ax giamee—in grape 29 enimore CeUS eee benign pattern. — | | $14.95 Automobiles [ rand-c sign. sels aan a “« | equipped with steel disc i 630 to 618 Washington Avenue me ! SREY ice | wheels, fenders, running Beverage Glasses Glass Jugs @ 30x3%-inch standard size +2x99-in. size, special...-..0------- org | board, windshield and : $1 Doz. Toe 45 A. T. C. Oord Tires—first $1x99-in. size, special........ sce? 4 Special Groups of Importance to Mothers Seeking Baby | 1} ) -( Ma ade ] l oleu ! ) 1S | : d : q ben “S90 Pop 4 © x pe rut’ 5 % - *~/ é > . 2 Ayeté “Gay : a : 95 | ] @) i ss ad 4. Wild's Excellent Linoleums, So Specially Purchased That We Can Offer e Them in Three Remarkable Groups | ‘ Four Popular Kinds Offered at Extreme Savings Friday $2.50 Value $3.00 Value $3.50 Value ri With the | : _ : - ; Yard S Yard Square Yard F i} | " } , Square Yar quare Yar quare Ya amous | Fs : | Lavender bs ork Linol bq on IF 50) ) t= inoleum $4 75 $6).15 De ).0 Stripe That J) 4 Grades, Sq. Yd. ee | 3 Pairs for $5.50 Garter 1 | 5 ' | @ You could scarcely be atforded a more profitable opportunity to obtain attractive Runs . i Vy grade Cork Linoleum in lengths | ae ’ ae : ae - plac +h Linol , ; “= 16 square yards. Four yards wide. a and thoroughly dependable Linoleums—the choice for any place where Linoleums are It Pays to Buy . | : | pieces match. re > needed will greatly please—and you should bring room measurements, so that all needs | e Box 3 +d Ne at aid a - % eS Basement Economy Store ; may be filled at these unusual savings. : Be Strollers Carriages Gocarts Sulkies The colors—are gray-and- The patterns are in mar- The quality of Wild's Lin- | | be 4 50 Blank t $20 Value $370 Value, $14.50 Value, $9.50 Value, black. gray - and - terra ble effects—iniaid to a oleums is known = A shade to m atch any slipper. 2 glistening : 4h 7 = S — 7 $22 75 » Or 5 cotta, rose - and - ivory, heavy canvas back so that ee ee sod eae beauty. ... sheer texture full fashioned ! Fi . 15 did eo § F $7. ) $4.7 rose - and - black. blue- they “ ill not wear or texture that makes t ome , “se 4 . Be pecial, $ 95 $ say (oD Fiber reed baby a’ ae a ali a amd - cream, fvory - and wash off under the hard- easy to the tread. Will and silk from top to toe... .these are the e | air ee aonsly built baby riages with hood le gegigy a no BIE ggg et green and cream - and - est service. The very give the utmost satisfac- qualities that set BEVERLY HOSE apart . ¢ BBE. ed. With Viver heen ree ane Tbere. rasily are these Go- with hood and bach brown blendings. newest designs. tion. Fifth Floor and make it the choice of the fashion-wise s la Jiankets of soft, warm cotter. ttre eli cares ke ag ty ean a dia. carts. with adjus' that {s_ ee . woman, r broken plaids and gray with striped nolstery = 9 ae tinctive styen that» a ie aghel alot spi ate Se s6x80-inch size, cut separate. Meutaiy eles” eee, tai cet mul a. tak Sixth Floor (Sonnenteld's Hosiery Shop—First Floer) é - Basement Economy Stere | : : ————— OOOO unamamunt tenes tiaiemmeattieanianias f Bix ea ii ste ms “2 cay * 2 ae Ae Var Se Paes 8 GER rea? el eae es ~

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Stay Fn * "Mietadigsh 302 Ba BGR dicate Bar oon a in j she SAREE FL, Fort WE rp % rik Ss sei StS; ahead ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 18. 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ———- —_—_ . . me z rota - ee — angen Sen —— me ar. x ee Ce eS — » ee A ie eee —~ eee - eee Pe _eunenemenass ~ — ne ome STORE HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. DAILY—OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P. M. ' Webster’s Dictionaries 4a a Specially Priced 75c | @ Large type Dictionaries published by Laird & Lee, adopted by many states for school i a > use. Women’s Gloves $1.25 Value, 68c € The serviceable chamois-suede fabric Gloves fot with novelty short cuffs; many colors and a ed: th ieee lee : if wood range of sizes. —— ne panereetcmentnnenmemnsre tn 7Oune 2 Emp icatnerette. Sixth Fleer : 1 We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in Largest Distributors of ‘Merchandise at Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—F ew Restricted Articles Excepted at Retail in Missourt and the West ree an ~ 4 if i; 2 ae +=. Ty Hy Ses 7 4 fe : tae: 4 x% lig@ ) ° 3 . i a | a ee : iid ° = : nt "| i =F Sait Nore of Europe j i : 4 i : | =e 9 It Is Held, W: . e oo ae 3 ' se > be : . oy Be a ae a Pole tia | 5 oe Le mee 7. By CHARLES MI feahe fa ee A staff Corresponden a ae 0 WASHINGTON, in a 4 . | Postponement- until | See eee . E t ~ Mi . ee hae me Y a r si as . ber is predicted for tk ae! S rin F roc | a bassuder to Gan a ij ie i: / or Splendid Choice for S 75 Pildiaieie Witenes | ch Givenn, a Poe Splendid & te * Moderate! 5 wi an ee : ae | Fis Iecwe pte | ty —— - oderateiy ° representatives alae ‘e. ba: NN " “ — Pri d t | a ween e!) a ced at... . : Ep sessions, conferred. ye eat & @ Ch ry) le recent] ided to th ‘+ment r 7m \ the President and { me ee hie ae , a4 i 4.82 we DELLE mAbur tJ Liids adssOTrtime i = :agae & @ An unusually important Spring selection with | e mo : mm State Kellogg. Seem Lee ae | | ire of crepe roma—a Weave seldom tound in such All of these Coats are correct—n v — | po aa: of all modes new and attractive: davtime models ot Sa eleeaaes “a esas seeppegieee eiaaie q cse Coats are -~ ect—neatty tai M sat in cn several of aa Dunwood ) @ spring Dresses oF POPuUiaTIV Priced FrocKks—otners are of. tlat crepe. @ Those smart bow ind unusually desirable tor $25; there are straight, None of the conferees ; oo = die cj repe, t| at crepe, Georvette and \ repe ae ; se ( “A rirettre ieee a ' a : , ’ : , m Salad uy i> S gail ack & : repe satin, crepe d ucorgette. crepe de chine and colortu!l printec i i Se eee ee ee lared and circular models in manv attractive™® publication, but the ie de chine—-trimmed in charming Wavs and with ss Cheeni Oe eR eats we ea sy WEE a ee cs : Re — oes ie | \ ari ) kh . 8 ss ‘ 0 i MEH > pes, aS WCli as _ud | Do T} aha oN. oOvette 11) Oreasted stvie: some Deit ditlons—-some with Sp rin Sd fu |} oe thers WI th ¢ . based on Um = in} 78 it us nec lDes and s ccve drrangements. VW 208 nine new sfvies Gevised ~ 17 ae wie . } : = SE ae ee eh ae oe See , ee > have been the burden we be : smocKeo . effects... I mere a2f€ scores OF sts las na ed, omMers in DOX etiect OTroIGeryv, Veivet co! he rs, stitchines and novelty ae ae oS tf cis, Misses and extra sizes included. - tO meet the metas o7 edmen’s m nS ee er se with tailared pocket es a fiietale: - : versatiors. ‘taas * os fat wAveeses ©. TLLISSES 2nG OCXtra SIZES. , apes ~ Xe AACS Ons used as Is os; tie ~ ‘oh -_ vagy ame sizes 40’72 — eae: ome with braid - hound —— oe LSS. Another dedugtion 4 “etme hE S ; i oo .? Pe anne a en wr ey ; : 9 sheet Bibostec ane pais ; ——— +. : cane : Siraigat and flared models ir to S275. Plain colors Straight, tiared and circular edows [wide Le et senate ae is no uss talking for ec’ black. navy and the many new id prints in light a: model with ribbons, embroid -5 — = f tweeds, twills and the about a separate cor =. iia . inne _ sis, id iUi- ce rIew mixtures — mem rvtrrresc-: > "¢ , >" navai @isarm oaay | ' colors sponsored for Spring. dark sNades. ery and other tri uming devices apni Ce ek OD) a ee heaters ————— a“ ; ae ee ‘ os ef ‘ , om and extra SIzes included wricn as been suse * ‘i Feurth tively bw’ President € ‘ f > ‘ several occasions. oO ; . The delays are predi ie eS ; — | Ee “ se nee \ pre eee: i faa: Dainty, Handmade A VY ery A (tractive Assortment or postponement of Ge » | , . . 7 . . nee into the League eid: hone ‘ ‘ ‘ ? h e. Lovely Platinum and White Gold Pieces in Our Sale of satil next Gana a4 : 2 2 2 »~ FS 8 & FP i 4 ‘ay : Philippine Ingerile Favoric Rem nants ° | ft is not certain that tt ae = | ropean maneuvering ¢t a lamond Jewelry a i | —Very Special Values at Offered at a | —From Low gad : out even beyond Sepes ay ie ie : ; ss e It if p ments. In this sale | tiens to prepare their ‘at ff in these garments 1s 39c Value, o)*) e Special at $595 sapphires. Spe $525 d#@a even for the prelf He ‘ery desirabl ee $400 Dinner Ring } When they get toga le ; tk q very CSifta e. Yard. $27 Sf) Diamo J R $7 $0 Wide — lNered that a year at le +i id : Chird Floor pangs ——— a Pia im Bar 1! Special at eansumed in threshin ie : : if In porte: a whams ¢ seni sirable g a “pecial _ i = : ——" eigwhing in: ie pr $319 agerda on which the fF eo | ik iOTr W clids a4 ens wea ? sind d Cu lul $ | 095 : —— $595 race 3. er m ae rat he THis. } a | ; eens Emerald enie 2 together 1 teas Kinonaiy checked patterns, of several of the most wanted colors. din ‘ rounded is ‘ aa Friday—A Special Group of tail ae a , $42.50 Wrist Watches smatier dis mistic picture the Sam oc ot ae 4 —e i aacniel es monds, weig has before it so far as hu ee | .; ir] =? Q am oO a { ™“ a.an is eign : ~ : \ 2 Ciu Bp | . 7 aan a = Renin armament is a 1 eas | l O ~ . a aie a ats. oe cheese atte ae: nd lo-jewe Lon mounting. sate net come in the epinior Pha a S Op! Ing als Exceptional Choice of Efficient | neha: vements | 3397 icars best able to R Lees economic pressure forces I at Gk € a %e ‘B ° ee 7 ~via res dil likely to ih —Sports and Dressy Models Land onita’ Girdles ——— > ; 4 ~*~: ~S the - ~a Pris t P r Ty . $ 19 ( ad bet a = = maps — kid—or in patent oven ell ila pits A raed | U ae: Pec a maps wit2 contrasting trimming. — a on ‘eS-——and only one of a , 59c ni S ° seers, after the Locarne Secend Fleer ee ee eee ay Me "as Bor = Suits _Two-Pants _* “ely to resign as a rew ; _ “eva Masco. That is | ‘2 best informed Uni iOLns 4 de . ors ,a2ins ra 7 —!, Rs — ° : ——-, iri & VYartety if colors agn } a = ts With pment ‘a’ a a nie “pring Sty'es for lads of ) to 1g ‘ ‘ a4 ed «4 “5 a ty . —_ ° . ~ @ re ° 5 : : , : sizveaq 1 TO 4 $9. Pee rons sizes 4 to 1° *"acS; OT Xe ellen fabrics m iat ored shades: "‘Thira Fteer ; ee ENE BRC a "30 vest and two pairs of Second F lee ined kmickers $ | 2.50 Clen. it ts expécted he will | Pamentary criticiems Ws ad remair in office a fe a

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Preeti cee ite a fj PATCH: fitorial Page f stem wenden: Bisssiitsts cites shh SE hp a NORE STEER ORE oe is -*ee6 enee esas — TWO. i oe s+. ra tae heebe “ST. LOUIS. THU RS Tee eet atinmmemmenee “ieennsnaeneeeeee DAY EVEN NING, MARCH 18 eee. sees -'! . 8s osorenee-o0bse. 84agess soobes gees steers Bes > (Sones b44 # oe + OCs § 05409 F9H es + ¢ ahades Loh eee The ee eee ere Tree eseeeee ~ae+ ect rs ~- 2 Oo: bones stetocdonss- $5 Maretelibeconee 3°32 So* 997. Ornesses ‘ 3° * Laas ere tee bol included which has been suggested tenta- | ow ying: —, ane Ta S1lZ eS Ss Inc uC e tively by f President Coolidge on | so. Pourth Floor The League of Nations Council. geveral occasions. the assembly's applause for those maintained that Ger- | pI] ’ ‘ meme wet soon be welcomed into | *7'° *O MaKe & UNnsHimoUs report, -: Me, ae an 4 me United States acceptee. “The Germans were converted to . Alanson B. Houghton, American ‘the league idea. Now I fear reac- Fur-Trimmed Models Ambassador to Great Britain, and’ tion. While the interests and ob- Hugh Gibson. Minister to Switzer- jections of the separate powers may’ aa be quite Justified, TI fear that the and, Wno are ‘© cients | German people will not under- - representatives at the preliminary | stand the reasons therefor.” 8 _ sessions, conferred yesterday with > $Good will among the nations, the President and Secretary of); peace and universal understanding ciate Kellogg. Secretary Hoover | sera Germany's aims, he conclud- re atc 3 orrect neatly tailored gat imi on several of these talks. Stresemann and Dr. Luther. the nm ble ior $25: there ATC straight, None of the , . ‘ pecial nt consumed in pte alt confer- ‘ dropped Brazil! Ss claim. the }. ascié $319 f }agenda on which t Undersecretary for Foreign Affairs Three cen =) “ence is to work. ade a dea! with Brazil without diamonds s : jes) Altorether it is rather & pess!- aE ae ae tp he ms F r aig rounded be ong jieture the administration the approva . ae ° oe ae ration, assuring Premier Briand of thus far have never succeeded in | parties see in-- ' bringing it to ing adopt-|ure in the House is known as the “upon ideclared | P day. | the Opposition, ‘gin of 10 or unanimously de- | BL a eee French Minister of Interior, Fess of Ohio Claims There Will Be 10 or 12 Margin Against Gooding Rail-. road Measure. | VOTE OF CONFIDENCE | ACTION TO BE TAKEN IS GIVEN PREMIER. NEXT WEDNESDAY Carried by 336 to 164 After But Even if It Passes 3t Still Must Go Through House Where It Never Has Found Favor. By CHARLES G. ROSS, Chief Washington © orrespondent | of the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, March Gooding was subjected to the | bill, is again the subject of exhaus- consent agreement in the Senate next Wednes- The lines for and against the measure are much more. closely | drawn than in /when it was passed bv a vote on | 94 to 23. There is, indeed, a large | chance that the bill be defeated: Fess (Rep.> of-Ohio, a leader of there will be a mar- votes against it. the Senate the bill | to run the gauntlet where its friends 19 If passed by House, The meas- a vote. 'Hoch bill, after the Kansas Con- gressman who is sponsoring it. ace |i ; ; Briefly, id him guilty of | | Cemmtoston {long haul ith the return of the Radicals to} Provisions of the Bill. What is the long and short hau! bill, and why the pother about it? the bill in | which bears the name of the junior Senator from common carrier sha! imitted by the Interstate Commerce to charge less for a than for a shorter in- termediate haul, of goods or pas- sengers, over the same line in the same direction, “on account of wa- ter competition, either actual no ‘potential or direct or indirect.” and was! ;not tion through the For example, a railroad would be allowed. actual or potential water competi- Panama Canal ‘and up the West Coast, to make.a lower freight rate from Chicago to! Seattle, on the coast, than from Chicago to Spokane, in the interior. The nucleus of the support for ‘the Gooding bil! is made up of the returning to Paris this morning I | found an atmosphere that was not quite the same sry ‘ > . rhere appears tn he itn this chamber,’ he continued. ‘the ele- ments of majority oppose to the gsovernment. ‘the West. of this majority to Overthrow me it would be better that this..pbe done immediately, I can wait, but (ne country cannot “We cannot lose more time. In any case I hope that if you throw me down you will not wait until | dawn to accomplish jt.” CHEMICAL BOMBS THROWN AT WALES AND BALDWIN. LONDON, March. hundreds of guests lean: to hear Premier Bal: a St. Patrick's dinner last night, a chemical bomb hurled from a balcony, table and bounded to the floor. Before it could re] force it was extinguished application of champagne soda from the Even j 18.-—When d forward iwin speak at its by Pease € quick diners vas recognized the not dangerous, ved with Premier continuing The ‘d but Baldwin's request. The Prince of Wales is declared to have been aware that a mis- containing moistened carbide was thrown into the lobby glasses of the t before t was beha the calm, to not sile of the restaurant where he was dining with members of the Irish Club. A pasteboard box contain- ing the Icium carbide and piece of tarred rope broke as it fell and its contents were scattered over the floor. Ca SHOALS FUND REPORT ORDERED By the Associat ed Press. bomb thrower | later released at. ‘his associates to have resulted in ie! the favored localities at the expense struck the | full | . wine and | | full proportion, benefit the | admirable | Senators from the seven or eight so-called inter-mountain states of These states, it is ar- unjustly handi- in which the Commission gued, have heen capped by the way Interstate Commerce If it is the intention | has administered the famous fourth section of the Interstate Commerce section which authorizes ‘he commission. under certain con- ditions, to pey nit a departure from the principle that more should he long than a short act—the 2) charged for a haul Interior Cities Damaged. to the trans- Permission given lower continental lines to charge rates to the coast than to interior oe ot Samanta = = —— | | will be voted | this time will | | I have already given some ink- | ling of this in recalling my con- |Stant efforts as a high government | with | over provincial leaders and other national parties and constant | ties but extend to public officials friendly relations with men of the of the highest rank. lo ld regime who were disposed to. according to Senator | the Senate. | Idaho, provides that | be per- or | on account of the} ee nase: _ FASCISM FROM THE INSIDE pe ee So Fall Prey to Abuses | M ussolini’ s Dupes Don’ t NATE Read and Won’t Argue, — ; { } oe of Mussolini, has told in preceding articles pub- | lished by the Post-Dispatch of a se- OUNT CESARE ROSSI, for- . mer intimate friend and aid | the Italian dic- | | tator, who-is now an exile in Paris, ries of episodes upon which he. bases his _and his Government were responsi- | ble for the slaying of Matteotti, the socialist leader. In today's chap- iter Gen. Rossi presents some views | Fascism ani | from “the wmside of Fascist leaders. ‘i | By CESARE ROSSI. of | That hardy legislative perennial. long-and-short- hauls PARIS, March 18. NDOUBTEDLY may reflect that when I, the former coli@borator | Mussolini, the Italian dictatorship, I moved by resentment against the regime and courageous heart. Sut convictions outweigh 'in this matter. my official toward compromise work with Fascism ests of the country. hese facts show that my men- tality is diametrically opposed to the attitude adopted by Fascism to- day. The records show that I nev- er dreamed of subscribing to the methods which the dominant fac- tions of the party now advocate ; in the inter- TE oe “all or nothing” attitude of abso- lute implacability. Not Foreseen Till 1924. That the divine right of govern- j}ment ig perpetyial and infallible has never been among my doc- trines. Moreover, I did not believe in perpetual reaction which can lead only to tyranny and absolut- ism. Whether or not it was the op- position’s deliberate, fundamental] and implacable enmity which ex- asperated the Fascisti and Musso- lini and threw them into state of | blind intolerance need not be de- cided now. All I would show is that the recent arbitrariness of Fascism could not possibly have been foreseen unti] 1924. Mussolini does not deserve the whole blame for this. The dicta- torship has now becomea necessity in all Italy as it was formerly in only a feW provinces where Fascism was most aggressive. ship is in harmony with the arro- gant egotism which is Fascism’‘s foundation. I, myself, have, on oceasions, re- and even then advocated — their The dictator- | charge that Mussolini’ ; ; ' many readers | as | of | express hostility toward | am | which mistreated Ine per- | |sonally, Such. resentment is certainly | ‘pardonable after 18 months in. Prison. Bitterness and mortifica- | the last Senate, | tion would fill the most faithfu! | my passions | (that of general t i sorted to violence and do not re-. pent thereof because I did so only as a reply to the violence tempted violence of extremists. What I disapprove is rural Fuas- | or at-/! | | cism’s general assumption that it. is entitled to repress wit violence | points, because of the competition of water lines running to the coast cities. is declared by Gooding and | the industrial aggrandizement of of the interior. ne ne even peaceful propaganda. I never | understood why Fascisti did not welcome the opportunity to opponents in debate. The refusal] to answer an opponent’s argument too often is a confession that one has no arguments oneself. said Good- “Was | “The Panama Canal,” ing in a report on the bill, built by all the people of the United | The interior was taxed its | but has received no therefrom; in fact, the in- terior has been irreparably damaged through a system of freight rates fostered by the railroads and the States. ' Interstate Commerce Commission.’ calejium | a ‘tion costs of more W ASHINGTON, Mfarch 1s.—. Secretary Melion was directed to- dav bv the Senate to report as to expenditures made from the §$29,- try, the minutes disclosed, ended |priation was for 000.000 Muscle Shoals fund provid- ed for in the national defense act of 1916. Senator Norris of Nebraska, at whose request the action was tak- en. said that, although the appro-- construction of ' roads is hurtful to the development public works, he was informed | ‘part of it had been used for other purposes, including the cost of the | I Shoa’s riimis- President's Muscle Fionn. Some other contentions set out in this report and now being ampli- | fied on the Senate floor run as fol- lows: That manufacturers have left the | {nterior to locate at points more favorable freight rates—a condition which has contributed to the congestion of population at a few great centers. That the law as now adminis-. tered results in “rank and wun-)| American discrimination by impos- | ing on the interior unjust and prej-. udicial rates and by the interior to pay the transporta- favored points.” I. Cc. C. Pohey Hurtful. That if the rate to the more dis- | tant of two points is “reasonably compensatory” to a railroad (as the Interstate Commerce Commission savs it must be), then the rate to} a less distant point is “grossly ex- cessive and unreasonable.” That the policy of the Interstate Commerce Commission in granting, “fourth section relief’ to the raill- of water transportation, which Con- gress has engaged itself to preserve in full vigor. > ian to the hil! has hee fH nopos Continued on Page 23. maths DRTC PATOCH. THURSDAY EVEN ING, MARCH 18, 1920. with ! compelling ! | Fascist 'peonfined te Non-Reading Ignorance. I. myself, Milan Fascio, in 1] I organized a series of 20 lecturés at the prin- theaters. They were always 29° a ms cipal ' has not had much luck in the role meet | | i : ‘ , Mussolini, thereby getting an abso- | | lute grip on the Duce ' inside knowledge on intrigues. when secretary of the. (that Nationalist ' and all blame lies on Mussolini and attended by thousands of interested | auditors. Although the object was to vindicate Fascism, the plan was criticised as ‘‘a return to demo- cratic methods.” The plan was abandoned, then resumed later by the national] Fas- cist propaganda bureau, but I must confess no great results ever came from it. Facisti seem temperamentally incapable of reading books or even newspapers and this weakness paves the way for the dictatorship and other abuses. “Discipline” and two words whereunder wickedness in the world can now be perpetrated in Italy, not only by the central government, but by every one of 9000 local dictators. “Nation” are each a strutting part of a reduced facsimile of Mussolini. Everybody regards Mussolini as every blind greed for power. ee ‘cisti and Nationalists as well. ' will desert them. standing at the apex of the dicta-. torship, but in actual practice Far- inacc!, general secretary of the party, often acts against the Duce’s wishes. Several times Mussolini has bitten the dust in attempting to thwart Farinacci's counter-attacks. Farinacci dominates the party, generally using his own name but often Mussolini's. Farinacci’s am- bition and thiret for power are not exercising authority) j Sug ONE OF THE POWERS IN FASCIST CABINET | ; : ; { i FARINACCI. depu- Federzoni vs Farinacci. This constant interference galls Federzoni,+« Minister of the In- terior. A close range duel between these two rivals has been going on for along time. But Fascism can- not yet enjoy the luxury of public discord and hence news of the quarrels is suppressed. Farinacci will certainly get the worst of the encounter, eventually because he is an uncultured, un- couth villain and an arrant fool ‘quiescence in, ‘dum to the Powers ithe alleged lack of patience on the ‘TT KILLED WHEN GUARDS IN PEKIN FIRE ON STUDENTS : ’ Crowd of 1000 Was Dem- Rossi Says Federzoni and Farinacci Are Real | Strong Men of Cabinet and They Are Bickering. : onstrating Before Cabinet Offices Against Assent to Note of Powers. ARMY PROMISES TO OPEN HARBOR Amaeiliied in Pekin Protest Against Participation by U. S. in Armed Action to Raise Blockade. By the Associated Preas. PEKIN, March 18.—Seventeen \students were killed and 16 wound- ed by guards who fired on a thou- ‘sand students who were |strating before the Cabinet offices ' today. demon- The demonstration was in pro- test against the Government's ac the ultimatum of the | Powers regarding the restoration of free communicafion hetween Pe- kin and Tientsin and the sea. Troops are guarding the resi- dence of the chief of the military squad which fired on the students. The Powers’ ultimatum demand- ed action by noon today. Office memoran- corments on The Foreign part of the diplomats, but assures the Powers that competent mili- - tary authorities have been author- ized to take proper measures re- garding the clauses ji: the note of the Powers. China's Reply. The substance of the reply to the five demands of the Powers follows: The Kuominchun Nationa! Peoples’ Army will undertake to. observe the protocol of’ 19961. with the United States, Great Britain, Japan and Italy. which provides for the disarma- ment of forts at Taku at the who has chastised and expelled at mouth af the Pei River, and least a hundred deputies and party leaders and has no worth-while supporters, despite the apparent unanimity of his following. On the other hand, Federzoni., Rocco, Forges-Davanzati, Mara-. viglia and their associates, have oc- cupied all the strategic posts, in- | cluding all the principal jobs of the | Foreign Office, among which secretary of the The Defense Ministry, Mussolini, is Nationalists. is Contarini. nominally headed by actually run by the The banks, particularly the Banca Commerciale, is friendly to them, while Rocco's big stick controls the magistracy. Prefects carefully se- lected by Federzoni maintain- a daily telephone contact with him. The Nationalists have even obtained | entire domination of the national | militia, whieh was to have been a‘ reserve of the “Fascist revolution,” | but now is reluctantly obliged to} swear allegiance to the King. | Shifting Blame on Duce. Federzoni handles newspape ro traffic and that is what most an-' noys Farinacci. Federzoni is be-| hind all the rumors and intrigues. such as the Matteotti investigation. — ee a ect pe ee the Chieti trial and the Zaniboni! , attempt. Federzoni, stodgy and clumsy, intelli- His | abet | ; i of agent-provocateur. His gence is unequal to his perfidy. game is simply to aid and through his At he causes his faith- report clean the same time, ful supporters to spread the hands are OF eel eanatteen nines the Fascisti. Cie-arly, then, neither Farinacci's! buffoonery nor Mussolini's theatri- | cality are the real dictatorship, but | rather Federzoni’s which is also fickle, because it rests upon the new Italian laws. The Nationalists plan this: Wear! Farinacci out and discredit Musso- | lini, whom they now look upon as a stuffed Napoleor. They flatter | him only in order to keep unsus- | pecting Fascist support. Federzoni’s friends believe this. plan ultimately will put Federzoni. in Mussolini’s place. But they are mistaken in thelr | That very. Mussolini myth which they helped | to create will fall when Mussolini falls and down with it will geo Fas- They have a well organized general staff. | but without troops. The Fascisti But any effort t: | regime will! ; set up a second Fascist r be mown down in bloody fury. Italy’s Tomorrow. Such is Italy’s tomorrow unleas the Government recedes from its rule of terrorism. Mussolini will not recede. He! may execute some new coup—no matter in what direction——for vari- ‘ty is his watchwor As for Fasciem being a bulwark Continued on Page 23. on on John V. guarantees an open way to the sea. Measures taken ct Taku were purely defensive and intended to guarantee the safety of Tients'in. They will cease automatically when the danger has been aver- ed. Provided the Powers guaran- tee that the Fengtien warships retire, thereby removing the danger to Tientsin, the Kuomin- chun will abandon measures be- ing applied. Investigation is urged of Chi- nese passengers aboard all ships as necessary to safeguard ‘Tient- sin against infiltration of armed Fengtieners likely to create @is- turbances. What Powers Demanded, The demands contained in the ultimatum of the Powers were: Hostilities in the cNannel from the Taku Bar to Tientsin must be discontinued. Mines and other must be removed. Navigation signals must be re- stored and not further molested. Combatant vessels must re- main outside the bar and refrain from interference with foreign ships. Searchers of foreign vessels, except by customs authorities, must @ase. Protest by Am American residents obstructions - of Pekin, 'representing chiefly missionary !n- teresta, yesterday took action in protest against American participa- tion in possible armed action by the Powers to compel raising of the blockade of Tientsin. | A group of 10 Americans calied A. MacMurray, the American Minister, and urged him to prevail on the Washington Gov- ernment to prevent American par- ticipation in the proposed action by | foreign naval forces to compel fe- opening of navigation on: the Pei River. ; They represented the Rockefel- ler Foundation, which maintains the Pekin Union Medical College: Yenching University, a joint mis- sionary institution, and the Pres- | byterian and Methodist missionary | bodies. Later this group tasued a decla- ration, expressing the bellef that the action taken by the Powers raises grave tssues and involves the ‘principle of international fair pley. *‘They argued ghat the provisions of the 1861 protocol for the mainte. nance of free access to the sea are applicable-only in the event of danger of an armed attack on foer- | eign residents, and that such dan- ger does not exist at present. American participation in newal action, they asserted. would violate the spirit of friendly co-opera@ton tn the efforts of the Chinese te solve thelr own problems, and would constitute a departure from the traditional American poliey of friendship for China. The dec laration eald the eonse. Continued on Page 23. "Seu. §E OLA a a@v

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—_— 2 ete wee ew we “1 4 +9 wry aw a a |S ae Ww ~ i ee waar —— _ LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 1d, 192 ee A ¢%. oe ~ ' : ; aeets ts 4 always be drastically independent; | |... office ey sili him S emiust and unfounded |" and the passionate creed of ime people them- ss New York, before th t 3 7 ) me | a4 Pia Licé 4 7 iD LIT 0 U USL ang aii a ' hats Ths . . SBE never be afraki to attack wrong, | cama Ee ‘ selyes is today an essential fact. The martyrs are .: Kemmerce and Bam = 8 F i . Ya rac ara inact h | +. a ae ae HnReren 2 >_™ : Cr 3 | 1°? ¥ s V's 4 04 : CS bua ‘ ot ZA iit as a a s . | ara whether by predatory plutocracy or charges against his official competence anu : pS ee ee at " igncheon at the Ch: WERE i. predatory poverty The charges against Director Wall brought pub) * an ee eS :$ as 4 * ’ = + . id ha Ps chm chi ae eS ea eta ~~ = ‘ Ammar 4 | , , al ; a a: . oa raniared hv the swi +. * : ’ +. eat ee | a JOSEPH PULITZER. licly by. Mayor Miller. which the Mayor almse f did | ~ placed by} . Winging tempo o: mationa: pride 4 rhe present Amel ; 4 ai : ae if » : in natioenée hh . - . tie must accompany every contribution, OW! were two. A sluy charge that Director Wall wrote itstanding achievement of last year was the settle pankers have been @ a y 4 . am + a }- —_ . se - a rite on request will not be published. L*!- « letter complaining that he was not asked to speak ment, of the boundary question and the friendly rela- G. Lonsdale, presiden ite ters not erceeding 200 words will receite |. 2 2, sted the in ci. ae eee tions that hare followed between the Free State and tional Bank of Cor Bee | ; : at a meeting celebrating the imstaiiation of- iigats siete | = — ; = tev 2: LAL hits preference. vi : Northern Ireland. Gienavy, in his comment, has president of the Banke ¥ im & rae his 7 ae “IneESr can ana hoeroea * 1+ ha Fe ‘ oe ere _— ae 4 J? Aa iis conime aye incger his own supervision, and a ciarp Hat i I Bae jaa ae: Rena ‘ 7 . sided at the luncheon. Pe ie ewer r Groves Bond [ssuc fused to discharge Ralf Toensfeldt, a competent and ;- reached a philosophy which any people might profit- leading financiers at iF e a : h - e : oT . Lem) ieee eh) T o« ~ _ } "i t bes e Ed Pr. OL: ie I i if eX pe rienced officia! in 7 r departr sada iD ; substitute aiti' De iti | and es per laii'’ Ourse.ives. He salc: Mite bell, who, at t) 4 ; a oS sg sr? hea itu §u asf T # o¢ soon nies “~~ , .. ; 1 Pete oaths resid ‘ . another man who had been discharged from his de Lf Nera and Southern Ireland are ever to ® ae nent = apt Bee: +. 4 yaa? r° roves ‘A 3 \ ote Ahearn .¢? %.. ; " ; - ==* Lee FT 4 QO. Webste! ro s ah xe ec partment for cause he brought togetner it can’ on:iy he as the result arges sane for fivi 3 if against it si* : ut Ppropes. , seated : . * on? ctah] =" rit rm rer sf } oe ln ee | ~ » ad = = how ‘nancial institu’ a] for $225,000 for s and playgrouncs The whole nub of the case finally rested on the f stable government, both in North and Sout York City had found and yet helieves he has the Webster refusal of Director Wall to let the Mayor controi con by the fearless and impartial administration of ‘o establish branche: H Grores rit or of progress ah +escts and appointments in his department even-handed justice, by respect for the rights of ioned the Rumerous at ad imoor ment | would sugees tiiat minnritiane 2 a oes Saree om ; ™ >’ weiall #ural | ; — * Sagi ergy ar a Mayor Miller owes an apology to the four mem Aid SR OE DA auaq 1OFr tgeir. Cci' and religious a4 age 4 Mod ey i; a sor’ eos oe | ee. 3 i episod her > Be Modern Devel cs : : we : _ gi ’ ee ft] hers of the . 3 re ~# hie thi > ahah ae 7 ae . nnn . . A ; 4 v a at a ‘ 3 ng ting the propos! en igiit be ~ : . : ie Board of Public Servic ri OUD: alread ee : .™, Rranchers. he said. bs La » . ; es ; i- > ve ary od ~oOTTN 2 | . an ~ sae ann a ae a ; : I i e ‘ "{ ) D i: oe ie s VA t bi t ad ] s a | Ne | a 6 ob ae by a? f 4 3 ‘ ': ; We were aske: vo $o-8 bina hem by compelling them as his appointees t noid : picious oogervanon. A ot ern development, iHke ee ¥ — ‘ . gut ? > ~ ’ rect ‘ . ie Nm Por: ? %3 -) an) ‘ 7 al ol @ aE ae | aot, . ° : " . “= : P + . . ‘ Out adequate inv = ge ~~ @ meeting in secret, and, without Director Walla (Or rithin a lung recoilection, any period ee jespite the temporary ” BE 4 r 4 ,} { Omtio is We ae aINeU * , ; ‘- by trarc t ac ~ ™ ~ | 3 ” 33 . . dad . eee Ns , and thar -newledge, without a i +. condamn Wall andi eee eee desire and effort “a exists in th.s country + ~ > eeu (Fg rmirre masse af | eee é &* ig west serail ' mse as 4 - x ‘ = - * are he , v eh. , ' a x i ft oaetTs ' : - ‘ ~ | _ ea es er +% bEdiee e t 6 : eee wie the jJocations support his pian to oust him He compelied them ~*~ will and tolerance among all creeds and — > rte rorers he 1? rOorrii 4 e\Vat i ' : sie y cz ; : : ase > ie 4 ae aaa e Ir = — come. perhaps not t and th: amounts . le pMilG : ; - i t } set as qe not onivV Justice D i? py rimon gecencyv in we oben i. A 14°44 444% wien a Cal ill follow a 4 lect red tp _ ‘ Ran reas af ; ° o> ve rant "PTI ae “F Iris FF oF ne tik ~ sia i i% , er s zi their subservience to th Maror and their maltreat Af a LJ ts ’ ~ i ab he a ea oe Lei \ bargq ]¢ of ot) )}er countries wit marr Yi voters art Sia makes nort m Sega iiwee the | ment of a fellow member of the board Makes pol perience, which all h mit for themse:ves tre _ ; ‘ ; : nenopert¥ is Mavor Miller has humiliated al]! the heads of -de- ee rr & system far different question Ine! . : . ay a At long Maeda args iat IF A CERTAIN Mitchell went on t ; : : >} «3 j ‘ ; for Lt wth ual ubmitted. But I do not be- | conscience and judgment as to the pubiic welfare family would say if he could be induced to leave the “bs +. hlindiv vote we addition- He has exhibi j h , — aay fields of asnhode! and enter a certai : ing between the bank ey ; = oas exnidited thém as als own puppets SPRVUC! 22M Tare! & ain courtroom in Lusiness man.” he sai eveple 7 »@i} 2: ar ~~ é cyt sme ' } o } " a ii ¥ P ‘n ste 2 =— The Mayor has made a pitiabie exhibition of his Chicago. There he would see some dimly ieniiter ve oped American in a, z : es oe Bin . ey ~ lan co ial ail tal tala ims z Ci 1 iwinz House appointees, and his administration the sorriest spec. iaces, That no-longer YOURS Man in a dark cuit. commerce. Bank ing neocon ity Louse — taclea the ne ; ~ : white vest and walking stick is hi a profession. The at ten ac: the peopie of St. Louis have seen in the (ty tibia . 40d Wa.:ikKIiNng SticK iS Ais son Joe We do = ; mo vr. the Editor of the Post-Dispatch - OUIS mm in the city | Ly pve, JUS. > ac * «on ersta HE oO fficers of the Junior League Ci hal! nO toina Li Vi couid | reget Joe, In 1L8G8 Joe cit ae . bag -— tn T - officers of the nior 1-088 : - wi has had experience + . ‘2 rape? q rr. Pe od Mf 17 : a) — ~ y — o " «2 t] * te } SW ee oe Tried 2) *¢ } ~ . ~ " ‘ St Louis, an organization interested Director Wall is vindicated br the Mayor's own * vi re tried to corner the wheat crop of ticular line of busing 7.) ~% ~ ue ad i¢ ; } ial . ¥ the 0D =P SI res Th? litt? {rs rp in social economic and civic welfare. trial. He can resign with a goo? conscience, and > Lnited otat ihis little prank cost the old man times | feel the banger ‘ " . > ah em THe . * " } : > +ie- } b 4 - 4 ° ’ view with alarm 4! nd appre ension t: take what action he sees fit with regard to his mal- 37.000, 00 Yes, we think Levi would remember the through the books to t possible discontinuance of the Municipa: treatment by the Mavor. We ar “ae OURS ee hap in the white vest . a administration is at a d a Lodging House and its se rvice to hon es - ae . be 4 ~ é " OC! a. sure LLlie popu.ar OS ek r m ss : | because he never had | ’ ss men, and ata speci al meeting Satur- verdict vindicates him and i*{ nd: nos the Mavi = ~vOXt oO Joe, LOeVi WOoUuid spot bis daughter Nancr ste how it feels to ma - os ? ; ‘ RE NR EERE LOW cnown as ] acy Campi ! [yn wrearveta . . > +e ---- --— a2 oes al a tA Las ej v 1 1} j > i> dav. March I5, resolved. - a ac. ampp He would be quick Banker Must Be a | ? i? 3 }- , = Tr Cr a \ ‘ a TT? ~ 95/4 tor irwm “weer - ‘ 74 That the Board of Estimate and At THIS LAW SHOULD BE PASSED. to discern a person he used to know as his daughter THE LATEST THING IN STRAW H a Sites ee ¥t a by > ed ‘oO con’ : the, — ° ’ . . * } t ( P . * “ ATS ' a j portionment — Municipa! ee es Mrs. Mildred Holtsclaw, a 20-vear-cld mother. and Marguerite Dgis} Sie Was a Delile of Washington Z | he banker finds the m riation lor ts - unc Nae TSS i . ' S : . ain ers om th 4 are 2} : 239 —— . Ss mmin approt a . ee a7 i oer babv f Bi are dead Thev POR oe Oe eae, in ie old dat .) woe is middle-aged now.anda ver TT intl ing to him with hi tha + it can be conunut i1.in aj - $ rad. nev were lilies \ and a ry House, so ‘” 5 on ® } Ny r ; } pana mposing Woman whose title : 4 ; th man in lumber, oil, suitabie location which certain?) : an , a Negro driving at high speed a second-hand anto-'. : Ber! . ce cae >urT- ———— ———— Th M T R R merchandising. It ts Uj} In ne for the: moahils it a. ; a eh ' tO1iK ap erks Levi could 1) of i aa e , found and t i Ww ork of caring ze ) iti ra © | > with mere t? , Ff rakes, on which ha haa ! a Le ; i a 4 ‘ 4 ’ . . a ; 2 4 ‘? - : i : of the city budget Ui Lal appr d+ riatien |; Car coy d hare been riven 4 VJ ¥ meat Aid 4 4d IBii: ‘ Were expiained that these ~ e : POOR ROYALTY ° leading publicist ol Time influenced by P fe : . a : ’ 4 at iT i Sa }is- - ~ ‘ ‘ i at : ae e 4 ot had ne es. iue@iia ery Kin ie “ii a P ‘ . $ f 4 newspaper? and @ M ,14 : ree ominic hut . oh cin [> 4 + Ne - Ling and een of Ein ig } é tt ePriGg- ; e: i “> of $15 f : a Ww re f; r er Ou rie A tor :obile { iubd of Visco int r aon fon a. 4 i a j a =i) Cat 455 I *D £Tana Hhiidren and the “hings are cheering 3 ye : Qu z= an: a end “als on the € ti h ay dann ¢: must he a stude bury. Director of bu dale e lfa a a S : - 3 : ke 4 ss ~~ ~ - + +45 €#c a ¢ nari Vv Dazar nad when they were ‘ : w7 gu $ tongs of Z € day. e ties He must be a st F (tie. (tein which does work cOmpuisory ability insurance. Its opposition /USt aS sure asked to buy something for t! t , | ‘S | : hr ‘ ‘ a » > — *& wee s j m e i : . ; . =e _— Ss oaeg -™ 44% ast ha ; a * oF r yl hiat 7 vo ? value im tiie -horft-scignt is . ~ ; : " . ra moment a . } ivé ‘tm tha 7 : Le AS NIOR LEAGLUS ——— ssary and procectiveé ia eee wehbe ™ > deel YS ny money Of eourse. mav!l th 4 ” oe air FE ce ERS oF THE t Wii i; 137 4 +, farm)’ - 4 | ’ ‘ ™ m et ee 34 course, May Ue i8 King ; he OF eT LOU Is - sine salina a ES ee ON bali Lista > pe a familiv (feud, With Jive and his AT morn. an Queen were like most ; uman bei: os HE Federal act cunvensaal a Tt, a Beyond them he ' ty ~ . 4 Lo * . © ¢ — = ~Ss — L 4 £aitls os Ws bbacddb ; } ; i o To the Fditer of the Peet Die iva DP ali ats, Out ac nt pet Lije wre; h accuse Women of ” L seaside mone’ M Lat wouid Levy! do? \ e f sf tne day, rorva! la oe ang at \ — ri ey ts in indusfrv or otherwise.” to be as understanding and feeli: " : - > 2 nares _—— wi P : think he Wo ‘14 hreerw hark ¢ alweis — ‘ eT ans =n eae e: iac aa e. Gow 3 it hac aaa a + pr =e i ; WAS told by a U. R. e@mpiv) (hat trying to reduce by bending over a kitchen stov AiDK L lid Hurry oack to ¢ivsium as fast as ls (ou can form : among the States {n proportion to ith whom he com : — — y Vena wer a Kitchen stove. oe ie their son, David, the glass of fashion, H! , _ . ~ } . —. - ° = dine ii8 ‘ ; : ee 3 cn ‘oo le? 4 si i orn fHnostiv ipcre rf fyiy ej PQrrtu s on ie thar A first-rate en ‘on - . ti >| 7 the pay as you leave pian was Oni) —_————— SSS TET = i. carry Aim taere. vn Roval Highness the Prine ? —_ on. and conditional on the spending t vine and wasto betried for 4 time ———__—— ooo nin ; Whether spring w vald Sanaa had a we ] {ue \ an Sweringze: Nn ret are 4 h } ‘h. a ” _ eau Da. 7) idZ? Na inavdugna in Chi ‘ago (he other _ 3 id * @ Wwoi.e e He changes his ee oth es £0 an Mieiaat:8 was given the administration of the ee ; lou ra Tf & oe made only ofr nem Re ‘ te Tr = People subtietv and far-reaching ecomnii Sn ; aay aida an ore a) = Beer ae iv dearte ; — smc es. = Stic lr of ere ee eck te ee ne = cetiety and tancesehing complications, would make | °°": °'* @7 Smasine thins. the rerused te accept Say when March LORD HOWE DUMB. authorized to assist the States by f now j pings. Pes, Z . a i i “ tHings cor ! v i Be Py go FI2 4 i i 4 . e . ¥ ™ * i ’ > 4 i: "> * . e% - » 4 . ’ 2 ia “AS - ‘ As « 3 : a -4 7 ue” “vu 3 Fr nearly have their c's Sy ' the most Casiing yarn of the Spanish Main seem a ~*~" estimony of witnesses hired by the opposing Has had his swa : : ae ee : “re con ; rere eu the mad rush to get off at the O8@CH) a) and 2% -cineniiagin ie aa ae pio: hagy een ere iema ia, A news heading from on ia for . : ire comrierclakand Ind es Bd ting.te | se SB Prosy tai In this romance there would be | ‘@¥Yers 1B tae Costeo murcer case and announced All the ills : ews heading from one of our con- vr six years, notwithstanding. the Pic of the : ee soe eae Se OO a ie genet eee aa r Bis that. the Court v : We knew of win! (eMmporaries. — torm of antagonism to Federal § Bari ge’ off for akout four biocks will ro «0 BDO CULIASSeCS OFT DeaTued DUCCaBes rs or freasure cpests wiicd & At OUT. ; isla engage ts OWD expert Wit aes nev oO: B.e ea : ag ES ss sid S 7 + os * T™ e tes Depart ment.Store of I . Ben “ > e +2 ? » seed : : “A ASE " is - E . . - ‘ Shall he whol ** : : : Sta have { rd ; the back end of the car and sti { thers | bursting with vellow coins. But there would be two "°® Accordingly, Judge Kavanaugh asked th Swept aw y. the gre work of rehabilitation, | cGay we have devel , . : ; > ae ah °F ’ y , ee yy ,¢ : ; ~ 3 , wept ay. : pa >. «} yoae and keep many who have to get off 4) suave and smiling youngsters, former Cleveland Chicago Medical Society to appoint three reputable Not one thing Fiying Fatalities Federal Board has punctillously kept ' “. Dard, credit-meas neafer point from getting Our im tine. jawecne : i mene ime on 7 j Figen egg Dre Fone he in it avi . - Tutlon departr 2s eat be ; ~ Vw se ks #\ ; newsopovs, Wao, armed oniv with mother-wi have pauysiciads, who examined Costelle and found his hat has oppressed 3 Drop Year by Year > : ee spners. By the clese inance ~~ , . ’ rT TY} TU a4 " ‘ mint a - ery “ : aN ae =) a ,% “= ein -_ ' ss . : “ = - ~— ; ‘ ; : : ur - * i} sat x aga a? ste ; cf cp pened e standing acquired a great steel-railed dominion worth taiq BSanity pi i@a groundiess. But will vacate says Army Official irst four years 3S Gate Se é uMomer th rie. ome is off when ne © —— et Mi ey ae ot eens ota UBtom rene rs ) co-operative plan and set going omer through from : ‘ait r th t- stop t! millions of dollars “Guilty and sane” might be the phr its abode & the muuul evidently waiting for the next: sto] It} mul: f dollars. rite! ne’ migh the phrase with whic for makin d ‘¢ grave. Wem . : : ich and tn hope Be , Seer > ae ane : z producing citizens out . ust oe * « ae ers a? om ai t 174 bh hd ois the arv cre ta i ‘ } ‘ ane ’ ‘4 mes (iz ee en 7 .. unved , tig fr ts tree Chat the Wan Sweringen dream of a raf. | 2° JU SBBounced Mp verdict. It meant just th Of better fortune Pretty realistic, wouldn't you say? He | ™@2= wreckage. Mince tat time three # lenges ee one Ime wouit e€ Save: y'tpe car oa wectam ¢ Vf ; . and Coete)! rhe - i ° : mich? hay aid ther eae : ‘with } : fences . nore 4 while the conductor collects road system of 9000 miles. valued at $1.600.000 000, | 224 Costello, who was convicted of brutally aliens a Wearily resume — have said they are less year by year, ith their eyes wide open ané & itehe fe banking. v 1 rhiie tM conauc POLE RT :' : ; r i rie Ory) i4' 5 ‘ . > ‘ mencous This is wh +* is 6 4 Spring VW on Tne signmakers are J ee... mov ement or realize é CC es 4207 and poasible | : eservice”’ 8 their hey had better!’ men still in their forties that — , importance We are all familiar with th pec ooihogag es a ‘ecing to epel!l agen ) - at ments. Theyw « : "ing thi , | . 1 & ies that is a hurdle -w h Coe ita tae spectacie We like Missouri. ving to spell asparagus again. On Delmar ments. They do not know that im ie year. at _ nee ae . “9 silane iia ‘ : wae os , 4 a ' . ce tha The | : : rhica usua@iy is presentec when a piea of insanity Florida may | ay year after the beginning of the work, ™ i* first of the re Asparagras. Congresa was deliberating whether ———— tz ‘ie saw ne fi chang" SO) mav stiil be ieape a The Van Sweringens ) “ee ow a . \ PASSENGER. . . kL bad Se Ad ids 624 Lii@i ee : i: ae ne : , ra ] : Yr} | F % . + ow ¢ - CLiLcCis a In 4 i if a Case. ri eh mriced and e1imnoes 4) i e SU DiimMe, “ aA Oe oe ePciy 5 +! in i? ; + | ae. eee : ue its sUpport. the official] records posal: ' and deseribed rk that ts certain: - = mn oninion ] ; . . * e ‘ } | M4 +735 TR ef § ~~ a ’ . aa { Ab it AS eS Ber: © a as an Opin on fri m the ha bi *% T } ° 4 ‘ ig , " : ae 9 . priated bv Congress. An addi " ¥ . + them have steady w: Se | Y :"y P + ba — . 4 - . -t ial i i ie ‘ tsaad . tas ACLION Lie) put ip Sy dh tha r is} an R Ue pend OF Woo ts pay ing tTnem Too ( iin a t as ring nua earnings of those persons = . *pecylation in | [aes Seer ae Pte qo, ee ) 539 460 rh : | nie lation ; i ign sccinie oF recent-date published in ‘%0ush they have been buying railroad properties on often juries, bewildered by the welter of conflicting \'l the same and 530,000. They do not know that ‘Gen in land asd 5 he Gy? & 4% ig : 4 A 4 : zu ‘ Bee eeee. Fei ij — = ° ee . “ 7 LA ‘ is i 4 2 ' ha ; 2 ‘ ‘ ™ “ " . » , % 3 » . ; a o 4 . o 1% = 14 | ’ ‘we? y ; } i resus 1a * or UW t i e *e : . it1e@ : ’ ae | this column epposing the increase !! a Sargantivuan scaie ever since, thi: ‘ec the anirc pinions as to a murder efendants sanity. decide ye like Missou: . UWOUrs : , multiplied. ™ vuying. > eae L . | | ~ « ; Bit . \ thee ; . 4 A eo ‘ i’ ~ ii«¢ ’ t ‘ ‘ ee 7 aaAit.Y « 4 ; ta ts = ie 2 : orci ae ° og + ‘a . | “* OS wages the raiiread trainmen are seek- cash that has come out of the Van Swering to give him the benefit of doubt and return their ait Seep a . Americans," | . cide Gob ats . met an astonishing a vee kt seine mm owe! en Wallet sOUDL aa returm (hei! The winter's sting Our sign hunter says we are not to under IMPROVING THE MISSsOU ae 7 ee are dependent “ a> as i % . b% . : is x * , ‘ » ' Li Sili ~~ ' 4 *, —— ° “2 7. . v1 Yrerry ? 4 . * «- } «+ o ~ ‘ e i a ae : si ; ” sles - . . ” st j ae | , e : : ee | ly si d er ; ad mI piece he Nickel Piate bargain ther | wines : ¥. @U ‘Msane Just because stand that fiu is returning It ts merely > Ix | @ : . we weeny on the pros eae Pe | conclusion rrived at after his so ome Lae. . ii weg aati speiestithe Saas mereiy From the Kansas City Star 4 at . wet , @ +> ve aTRTE. : a : a ees. if I) Have ¢ Xt ‘ rrs appointed hy the Court and A! 4 exper encs ae « ed the foreign t 4 3 ‘ » , 2 = mG ’ ™ ak | ios T# a ae hom er . ‘ vy » +? in] ? - } tat if ll ; 4 emount of time it takes to master that off the lean. They retained three-fourth : paid by the Court. Thev are thus detached f ie spring. ff you have wondered who takes care of nade the inland waterways fg ‘= Im the right : o.t .. | =. 2 . = | : L 42 se . . on : : Laiiiet ny 28-TOMl! he of tha . | ‘Ai Yo ‘ 4 e é Ps 'é Oe 6. Gey Ce ¢ (rom + be : . . e . — oe : : 7 - i? -_ a . ; + skill and the fact that the majority of ¢© ead re Ot he caretaker’s daughter while the care- greatly disappointed if only one si i rehabilitation and : nt ? _ saeco site sia ni — a? “ COMMmMoon stock whik 5 assured their eontrs’) a ae toe ait OnLPovePrsiai aspects of Toe ceuse and an render After vears a ly m ¢ j ; = net ee 2 wes il} Il. ; a7 " , : i 4 : Se eee i. 2g in sats % 3 Ney = ‘ k ais TAK er is akin ig rare. rou might a)80 wan ( faghai mission dollars is Set aside for , ’ He fe ih | ve n- ee fis hak t 1S Senrsatiar Ba _= ee ah ; ‘ad ? . : = i oo ; 4 " nsatio ier who takes care of the citv while the Liver wonk out of the $59,900,000 ‘“.! lt a Republic i ay 3 ; r Aste a * Tv : > @clior ce -, . 312! e, a} ie efraren pwte are ref . 2c ii “eS ii i Oa \ CK Pe; ; tts 2 ‘ } a ¢ - , ° s . oD @ ‘i. “£: : on age 2 2 an oe irougrh the snows =e the resu.t } (ait and tmpnartias "ONS ? pur nas ne»ar 4 tears baet nr fc tre =. ¢ . ‘ om x - aii cat sii “es . is irs M1T imes Ug , * An a ep . semrhe a ie 6 \f - 3 + + : > } _* a4 : ° e . = .e . - is hae & Tet « ee ee . } é* i . 1g ‘ ? al - 14 d eration of : ; i re i fai ts se > TY sah as mM oe by 1s The ra ey ad ae 3 ret " ns + Ks FIVE EXPEDITIONS TO THE Cc IC ARE pe twas ‘ iL cd *2acyv. wv , «> ane ; ist tried 45° TiSL Tictls. But a (‘Oval of Two and Bie : — rss oa “ esis S 4scc8ha ch' aaa ‘ USL 2 Hew AR T - J Dre? ration ‘ha ait in Yeaenrea . ; - : rniilion 77 ” a4) am ivem v .) - " Nughi acy Uuaint = ‘f { a * ni si ge Mle laa ata . a ba baka? mwO ls fa, ount ’ ta l1erree he. Pe Se esse dollars inste 9 a . a etore th PLANNED FOR THIS YEAR.’ ’—News Item a, 7 i, foun degrees be- | : dollars, instead of $2,009, 183 ea with actual conditions eT ee ’ at > re : Se two _ , MS 14lngs russ ow zero seven miles above the earth re (| been confidentiv@xpected If the Fe ° \ « . : ; i hd. it a v . ee * : 12? bake. es _ ; . . 3 a 4 on ~? _# rT + a | er e 4 — : . . onl hile in - ‘én = be His assertion that their work (‘s hiuses required the Nickel Pilate to declare a 4d np Phe diese 1 are going to heaven. take your fur — ment will take care of only the@ . . Bi . : ™ - e : . . 4 . “ a 8 4 a os uu ms na ¥ a .% — « P eftrenuous, mentally or physica.:.y, Was As dend, thus producing new capital in the amount _ pas yan FOU = lume of work, then additional ADiLaI j eet. mi in er ‘ ‘. e i. > . s . * a oe . ¢ ~t a4 ‘ . . ~ * ‘3 eee Fi OT oo - — . ; eurediy not derived from actual expert- a half-million dollar occa ties ° nent should be procured ; ere . - Wh ‘ R : . " a a a ee. oes Ti Aaa ti* Ligh i _ A} 4 tha pri e Tie oo ’ . . . . ‘ al 4 i »* J ur " 3 For th Bi. : * F * . » > ‘se 2 4 a- ra 3% : i ii : ¢tiee —- i . 7 > " a » % Sune r\e> Fn oe Ps ence. at ig a creater Strain on the Au Thue off to Ag a ; zo & Alton Railroad (the only be a continuing program uncil the } . a ” . a " ‘ SS ie $ 6 heen on Lk the Seha ‘4 i ‘ ii = ~ i Ps \ Pe ~ Ve ” Rcvrane ar _& nerer ght wot) s —oe ‘ ites ‘ Inan POVSittie and mentai facuilies tTnan |. , . 5 > . sss wf S$ putting in busses osetween St Louls is compietecd Werk Cou Id he het $ . . i'eea rire: es . er 3 » 1 | . —~ 33? oe! _ ~ a ~s . “i ” - x “ ett oe . . Fi nian? , DaArHKE on an rm Of raiiroadcd +. ie ie Eo me mye > >a Sit oa ROTtniIin =, i 4 3 — - rising Wit it proba Diy ima@uUuriicie#nmi rest and a ™ : | : aa s iy @ Organiza ns sage geen ts dds s ana nk a2g0 ithe orner «&% ay) oOontract. Now that the Mimeourt i$ ior notain a . * ‘ , ; , atate x ° . ates have won the fight for the hth a Kagan 4 Frisco aviator has been fined $59 for $10,999 900 in the appropriation ,@ar right. . relies Pein Se had ¢m one ; h ‘ Ai — te ri + LA 7? Mai * hiwh>allis ey were resT onsible for winning — h is os « : Pe. 328 nT up ‘ought not tr be che , s ; Des: toe — ©. 5 jai canal ated out of Se “| Saedue to infiue neir victory. If the Missouri 10t : Dy oe pneumenpia. I ee going to work at ail hours ef the night and stock legerdemain which staggers the imagin “~ . aw = 5 . P - ee eo. iy bd ” . - i> . . : * + 7 e ; 4 , ‘ ¢ > and Working outside during Siti weartner ftion The atorvy jis told in ketehy fa ~) ni " » , : Sa Aa a ~F . Goont & ee Oa | Aik i} OD iD T 1A me ° . eondilions: Nation by Hebart S. Bird ' i.e Y £10089 . Oird, W220 Ciaims [hat up Do you reaiiy think his tdea, “that : yeung farmers and laborers of ordimar?r time the Van Sweringens have made $80.000.000 from . SESE Se: iy eweert Tne’ Inte: gence could qualify in a ver: short their original investmen’? para: It will be interesting to 1 ’ ; ¥ fis =. = coy ea coatete Wirth th hal a : : iceres ~ » See How mg cut below $2,000.59 ¢ otal time,” is extremely characteristic of one We, of course, do not mean ~ . . Paani ee Mayor enn ers as nis own fury. will be aaa $999 availabd!] po _ — he of inj *y had been pr who is familiar with the railroad, Wen Sweringens hare bro! a a _ le Van S s12e with limi sae ——— te petit — there will be a cago & Northwest : . Me i] ; s AY? bro . +4) aT} ‘ — ; > ac - , +4 in th thi - - . will readi'y admit that there is some- corrupt pr: acth ll Thev have Sminiv — netrat it ae. Ana eather blessings AMON( THE DRYSI rt ee O- — > ‘tie ioe et os : 2 ' “" 1 c Position ussia Das decided to take u asebdail, and We have more foy ger's nectar and began staggering around, OHN W. DAVIS doesn’t hesitate 8 (SNS neering tare i alt aa talking rauveousiy and wu riyv ‘ “e Service. Ft : * . 2 ‘ gar 3 on he ; a congressional! committee at & in la He { vf a song streets. Someone went after “Bud.” ; ‘ ; ne Pent atte: ud. ans } is ad hbassad i lingrad and Moscon . — = he tretted them to our magnificent “c } : a os - Lived in the tropics sciieae: tied eisai tia nilicent “cooler” |of &. James. Diplomacy depends Where the bird eS eee ea (eee ee ee oe. ©. Tayler, Hannibal, Me. is none other than Victur J. Miller : , : sacivD 4 ks tae i2QS3 tity GareQg > Wit Ma \ofaunwm ty = ‘ . Bing right along. lm hao any- diplomacy was bern, and Uacig Ut. : 4 » act afford to be niggardly. Bestuw upea the guardians of trans. , , , our candidate fer the } nf portation their just and proper rewards sunenqcgnedinn Ne joo Of umpiring the deciding tS . i\h}a mm fer they are not unreasonadie Same ot the season beLween leniner: heels and by privat ‘a@rried Sarah @ 2286 Cry. 0 it aS part: RRR Pea aaa

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a : = — = a — my Sse SL tewrtd Pus! “UISFAT ihe PHURSDAY EVENING, MAKCH 1d, lye, Ss LOUIS POSI- DISPAT 23 Ssiineieteeeseresttntetnsmemmeenmeeene s _— ~ |, R. Francia Home, Maryland and MUSSOLINI’S “DUPES ‘it is the duty of Italians who love railroads. one of them em @ etraig”* UFA nF BIGGEST BANK | C 7 \ 7 5 MEETINGS AND PUBLIC Newstead avenues, he campaign their country to protest and come line between the two an@ @Re other S O ad . A I I IF S| for 500 young se men was DON’T READ AND to the rescue. following a circuitous route. Te i ADDRESSES ‘launched at a luncheon Monday WILI NOT ARGUE (Cops righ ht, 1926. in North and South permit competition between the | " . ,and an effort is being made to dou- : (T Be ¢ ont 1.) ‘two lines, the Interstate Commerce AVORS BRANT) | | . URIEL SEBREE, wife of TO RETURN FI FROM wesT | : . & o dou . , 21 ! (fo onunued. : ' The adequacy of the State work-| ble the membership, the organiza- Continued from Page +). ‘ Olnulmission lets the longer road : CRN aemintac SAA ‘SHORT-HAUL BILL : “9 late Admiral Sebree, lt. S._ / man's compensation law which is'tion having at present 599 mem- “iarge the same rate for the fui! ‘ N., will arrive in St. Louls : oo is an ut- ‘ {the first week in April for a week’: /to come up for referendum vote bers. The next regular genera) 2%4!nst Bolshevism, — oi = ae NOT LIKELY TO BE distance as the shorter road But. ter absurdity. One must smue W it is pointed out, if the longer fea.l ——— + : ies ne , e scussed a a. -j ] ih Charles E. Mitchell of New a, ieee — Se eae tas someones ee ee a ye ape me one reads in foreign newspapers VOTED BY SENATE were required also to lower jis i York Tells ie of ie of Mod- place. sal he Saag ee eee | Legislative Committee at the Col-4Mever. president of the Chamsient that Mussolint destroyed agree Continued from Page 31. rates to the intermediate points on 8 > ern Financial Problems. ‘she will spend several mouths. Se en eee i eecee (ecommerce, will addres this] OP. luegeeeegempemate Pall cu ee oe ee , * Sy Mrs. Sebree has visited in St. Louis ‘morning. Mra. R. Walston Chubb, meeting. _ a! ne _— : ? sticcmtan ae ‘voiced by many chambers of! com- of business. “es io several times and has many friends | Mrs. Olive C. Cadbury, Miss May | a wing, a ait a sens ool , merce throughout the { nited | Phe validity of the argument e 1 ns telien as | ORD. ‘Shannon and Mrs. Walter Harrel 47 KIT ED WHEN | August, 1922, wanted to u . | States. So insistent has been this 'that “fourth section relief” is ap- " Growth of the branch VERAING | i ‘will be the speakers. form a Left cabinet. These were | apposition that Senator Wheeler r | propriate in such a case has appar- system, to extend conveniencéS; Mr. and Mrs. Clive Alvord will . GUARDS IN PEKIN accomplices of a certain brand of | (Dem.) of Montana, speaking for ently been recognized by the within easy reach of customers, arrive in St. Louis today fora brief Clarence Darrow, criminal law- FIRE ON STU Bolshevism existing in Italy in the bill yesterday, charged that alfriend« of the Gooding bill. : eee sot was predicted by Charles E. jvisit with Mrs. Alvord’s gran: par- .yer and one of defending counsel | DENTS 1919 and 1920. chamber of commerce lobby, 48 /earjier form it would have forbid- Mitchell. president of the wasionel =" Judge and Mrs. Walter’ H. ‘in the Scopes evolution trial at Continued from Page Bonde It is true Bolshevism was buried well aS a railroad lobby, was at den relief to the «ircuitous road. City Bank and National City Co., |Sanborn, of the 3uckingham Hotel. Dayton, Tenn., will speak next na ~ | in 1920 by the conversatism of the’ work to defeat the bill. ‘but as it. now, stands before the New York, before the Chamber of }Mrs. Alvord was, until her miar- Thursday night at a joint meeting | ace ee - oeeEe ee would be &/ leaders of the Federation of Labor The argument most stre-sed Senate it would ban only sueh re- Commerce and Bankers’ Club, at riage in Mlorida In January, Miss of the Brotherhoods of Temple reyes eg ce ge + -foreign | when they, ordered the factories "against the bill in the Senat: de-ilief as might be predicate@ on jyncheon at the Chumber vester- | Virginia Van Sant of St. Paul. Sh¢ Israel, United Hebrew congrega- age pact _ Chinese and In-| evacuated after two weeks’ occupa-! bate is that the intricate business | water competition. _ day. ‘asited Judge and Mrs. Sanborn tion, Shaare Emeth and B’Nai El, | : o American interests. tion by the workers. |of rate-making ought to be left} Contention of Peas. The present American contro- here a year ago and was promi- at the “ity (lub. His topic will be | eran ) The only Bolshevism in § Italy _in the hands of the Interstate Com-| [ess contends that the inter-- | My if; ; ’ ‘ , Both Sides Agree to Ceas stili- ad versy over the right of nationa! inently identified wth the cebu- “Crime-—Its Cause and Cure. ties in: RI Ccase Hostili today, if the word means anything, | merce Commission and not trans-|nountain states are benefitte | ties iver. ? : ; . hanks to con 1\duct branches started tante group. - By the Associated Press Is represented by the Fascist regime | ferred to the floor of boun 4 rigi ge , : ne recalled. Sentiment of St. Louis mother, Mrs. Heman J. Petti -i}] 3 fh t the} Kuominchun (National People's Against these plain facts pro- paet he beens Oe ee anything else, he says, is a supply Ax J. ting! lege, will be guests o onor a : : Fascist! abr a ic alalliaiies aie | proposed by the Gooding bill. ; “ee bankers have been divided. John of the St | . : * ;; Army) and the Fenetie kane ascist! abroad can only give such of cars for out-bound produce: i: eae nigga > Ot. oulIs Country: Club annual dinner of the Yale Alumni | ° tien troops of “ Alleged Safeguards. G. Lensdale, president of the Na- = grounds Surtne the aheance af é a Paes |'Marshal Chang Tso-Lin. Manc} ; arguments as “Italian trains now | is more likely to get these cars o Se ae : es > the absence of Mr. Association at the University Club, | a ae re -hedule tf ” | The commission itself, runs the]. , ‘ raail . a, Bank af: ommerce and Shelton in Ilorida, departed this trauss Photo. | Saturday evening | Plan dictator, have accepted the de ese ee ee ees But should | } id ’ t} when the rate to the Pacifie Coast . | : , 2 s ‘to. | Sz day . ; , =“ ’ ON cate . _| argument, las surrounde: 1e@ |; ‘he ne : . t th Inc heon. wistcl 1 many ! wigit a ae ; ce ae = ‘ J ithev cease thei Vik erally everything at its disposal, | Sr@n''ing — 7 pby rail. gided a : Visit Mrs. f ettingill at the home of | ISS COyd rER. with her sister, A prediction of.the ultimate elec- (they ce@ase their warlike operations be able to give the people some | with ample safeguards its policy | Ty ‘ Ose ; T atte "4 be ; 1 ve : oT : i ‘ i s i « , ws nm % ° ss : } . } ’ As 7 > p> leading Si adters attended. another daughter, Mrs. Russell! Miss Leota, and their father, trification of rdilroad terminals in | around Taku bar in the Pei River. small thing in return ' being not to give relief unless the! eo argument 6 ae ¢ , ’ ° ‘ Pp are f ; ‘ : ¢ ; as 2 is 4 : ae Ree ‘ ‘ ' — is > . - ; Mitchell, who, at the age of 48, Lord. Mrs. Pettingill is in charge} William Cotter, of the Kings- St. Louis was made last night b; Apparently river traffic between | ° long-haul rate is “reasonably com- the ene eee has been head of the nation’s of the l.ord household during Mrs. bury apartments, dre expected Peter Junkersfeld, New York en- Taku and Tientsin has been re-'! The Price of It All. ' pensatory,” unless it offers no ia ” ise | interstate etna largest bank for five years, told ;Lord’s sojourn in Europe, home late this month from Pasa- gineer, who designed Cahokia, the opened in part, at least, as French | Many democratic countries have! threat to water competition and ap marge 0 rte — we pare how financial institutions in New ne a ves ; dena, Cal., where they have been new power station of Union Elec-jand Italian gunboats went out over equally g®od transportation, But unless it is such as not to place a. “a a 7 . ae " a — York City had found it necessary | ohn ase Jr. of 130 West for the winter. Other St. oy ogee tric Light and Power Co., in an ad- ithe Taku bar this morning from| what is the value of this kind | burden on other traffic. jSnowle SC. tees Te eee making problems as they arige, and ‘meet them in such a way that beth re ” — , ¥ st as eck’ ¢ , } a 2) "Oe ~ hy ’ ,« .r ' eh. ‘ ° ~ rq ° . ; - : ¢ : * tioned the numerous failures of ' ° r ttrick’s er funcheon yester- Shoemaker of Hote] Chase. Mr. she of the American Institute of Elec- Asheville went to Taku from |ing from a horrible moral disor- cited in the Senate to support the small, rural banks. e Pag nongr of Mrs. W. W. Candy; Mrs. D. D. Walker Jr. returned trical Engineers. He made _ no Tientsin, which ‘s 37 miles up the; der? apparently paradoxical proposition x j ‘ S op a en aves IRR ati 0206 fa ue nga seem | electrification. Junkersfeld also. The customs boats are standing | ™ent and the governed ts neces- (receiving more for a short than a Lane Bryant Er on Wie: an guests, an avors were in reen lhwyw ; daca ; ary e life 363 s ( — a ern development, likefy to go far, é & | musical education. A two-act pro-' ‘thought that some way soon would /by at Taku in readiness to restore | 8ary to the life of a nation. This.jong haul. Cities A and B, for il-| M zs rail and water transportation wii on ba “ ir r Tr Ato © ‘ 4 6 . ‘ ° — a e . ° ’ ' os ‘ to establish branches and men- Or ~ nue, Kirkw ood. Bave aiat Pasade na are Dr. and Mrs. W. A. | Vinees before the St. Louis section | Tangku and the American gunboat of order if the oountry is suffer- Numerous instances have been l be be fostered. , es y ; ; £ ° ¢ ~ ri : ‘ i ¥ - ; ‘ . : iespite the temporary feeling that /®n¢ white in accordance with the duction has been arranged, and 100 be found to economically carry |the leading lights in the channel. | harmony is shattered in Italy and lustration, are connected by two. . A 1. Caw . chi iy... A: ae 3 the pros- Branch Library, Union boulevard Japan does not intend to resort to | I ride at her nome. rhe jand Cabanne avenue. Circuit force. hut if no agreement is | administration is at a disadvantage |janman, Sarah Holter and Mar-| | edding date hi 2 é‘ T H E G L 0 V E x H Oo Pp because he never had a chance to garet Stone. The last three named | Miss Wichai bane ee ei (Judge Frey will discuss ‘Work and reached might take the matter to | | ri Miss: § ie SAREE ce —— | Experiences, in the ‘ ‘riminal Divi- | the World Court. It is pointed out | 821 Locust Opposite Postoffice | he ryan see how it feels to make a dollar. young women, with Miss Schnie- ton Wniversity and Mr. Chappuis iM : spec | wri rs Carradine in|, |. . ¢) 2. : ion of the Circuit Court,” and Mrs.|/that a friendly and veaceful ad- Banker Must Be a Specialist. (wind, have visited Miss Cara ‘}is an alumnus of the Rolla School |* ber of the|; sia? eames ae and Lo Sts. amt Elias Michals, a member oO ‘-|justment is Japan's main idea. ; cust Sts. | ‘Sitting in the center of a web, /St. Louis. of Mines and St. Louis University. : | Ur Gtk ‘neak ot the S the banker finds the man in stee! Mi Marie von Phul Micnel, He is a member of Sigma-Nu. School Board, ,w ll speak . , a : # coming to him with his problems, ‘ : os : ate and Mrs Charles idieiisecs schoo! tax election. - o a S the in lh a, ese hl Uc CO Ol ees An entertainment pla mE OKG : ree , | =e the man in lumbe ¥ : E. Michel of 5720 Julian avanmie, is ia ae eanereren: xor Junior C. of C. Membership Drive. ' merchandising. It is up to him at eg , tonight for the benefit of the Ger- ; 2 expected home in 10 days [from tii | ees me The first meeting of the Mem- me 0 the center to advise them properly. eo . ‘eee man General Protestant Orphans EDs f @€ ' Sacred Heart (onvent at Cit 11, bership (Campaign ( om mittee 0 TT NR No banker can give correct advice Tie the Eas sah | Home, 4447 Natural Bridge avenue, ber of Commerce | —————E»—_— | ) t -) ~astet atu- - | € r UBLIC OPINION unless he“ knows the. workings of | Ctncinas - has been postponed because of the ame cone = ita at the David economic laws. He must be an | Von. illness of a number of the children, Will be held tonight % This column is designed to reproduce ig oka It - an in- Miss Janet Wallace, Jaught. t — inite science, ependen on . O Lae! | ithout bias the latest comment by the ae ee = fens = tp oo . Mrs. “aregae oh 6 ote ADVERTISEMENT ~ ea adi oe Sees . . ~ws oO 1@ Price road, has gone Eas 4 ——, — = co: eading publicists, newspapers and periodt- banker must be a student of voli- | with her father for a visit. She | — emo Ot === o sae $4 ' . : ae es Ee ; & & als on the questions of the day. tics. He must be a student of and | wij] spend the week-end at Frinc. - A 1] , l ——_ ---—~ — have soine experience in 'nvestment ton University, where she wil! ‘i- rou! | t e own VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION. ® finance. tend the junior prom, and = tate Spring is full of enchantin ee , ’ T are ¢ . 114 rt . SPelhe 18 Tuli OF hanting sights- OSCAR M. SULLIVAN in the Century Mag- | “These are the essentials neces- | will join Mr. Wallace in New York. and thoughts! New oien wow ° ° ~ : f \I } ry basically tor the modern vank- ee pleasures, new palate cklers—where ‘ ] ee ee er Beyond them he must have The annua! benefit for the © “poet and Ver, _ch ld and man” Q i ee ; _ HE Federal act appropriated tous human qualities to make it easy mabe % tga lub's grin et co! ! : R 1 ROUS SSE ATT. | Vou on le us a toilet 4 ARD WATER on the Cons dollars a year for four years ‘for the for men to come to him confiden- | seen engi 1 a t ne ei aiianon 40 = SPRARING OF THE a lE. decid no i Ww soap for use as magic nent taughe the French the rocationa! disabled tially with thei rr UNUSUAL | INGI ERIE, decidedly new, | personas ts 7 ee —e «eg nagpeg { 4d d deere oh aiptomopti ie as i the Wednesdav (“lub auditorium discovered a Salp ming Hat from BARR Y's peeked as French soap. py i ig met that makes T n industry or otherwise,” to be divide om ‘ a en “if ood a einen | Taylor avenue and Westminster Shop, ubder the supervision of fron) out the folds and the same exquisite feeling we Form, too, lather anywhere. ‘ among the States in proportion to popula- * vi ¢ ' place. The proceeds will go to aid u Miss — who has had folds of crisp tissue, as one of -- used to pay aaa, ACT. = ee snletinge 2, ever so much experience with ies “a s for!’’ ion, and conditional on the spending of an i hens tna) e 7 o> Ste completing her chic millinery, One finds the | ™y friends displayed her 0 Te See —— meas —— unusual 1 selection a ‘ell a: ” SSei z ual amount of money for the same pur- time when banking was a high- j} > rs ee oppeseaateg ° |. ei hos He aes oe | pals ecg is aed overt: a Hose by each State receiving aid. The grade hockshop business and wher | a Road a 1 per i? ae Pa Sag penne ai . tee i } ederal Board for Vocational Education loans Were) made only on the yard- | By the Associated Press. Oo ELOISE | : ae i jae a a I was a lit ° r c 7 . , " ¥ ; - | y : | + ¢ n =) ™ si ause ever since c c lit- as given the administration of the act — g Stick of credit judgement. Banking! St. Joseph—Cloudy: roads good. oe a oe ees Re girl, Mother has always Authorized to aaeiat: the States bv ee ; how is part and parcel of the en- | Joplin—Partly cloudy; roads | ‘+ «i * i ceaantee a nls a _ eT coe tine the aie { “ay ene industrial jab-.. good. _ : MILADY’S SLENDERIZ. cra hain aa uare that otnee : ~ , C the nation. tfe ‘ity-—Clear; roads ; cnn * ng storm of antagonism to Federal sub- @ sed ete elie af Dineece a _— ae w at since then 1) land end »xcessivs : bic piel 53 #4 ne They ae ont know th MStallmens buving Sailed. iz se : of voertans faces and and looks at that—and —s results have multiptied. | oe 3 aa 9! A 6 * lot of my friends among |; | a ea ; i easncnee *@S Americans,” he said in Rio Janene, March 1. ierican them-at the Buckingham Ho- doesn t know where to look . : CUSin : = Mew York. lemme: at th ? NAM : es . ; -ROVING THE MISSOURL "a Ss; are dependent for true |Lesion, for New York, tel Coffee Shop the other day. first in the Smart Shop. > IMPROVING TH | brosperity on tl . e Cherbourg. March Antonia, I om the Keneee City Star Se foreign count ; 2 spray ole PY oe Evidently my readers are tak- New frocks so inexpensiv e o. ue ene SU. . nirieg and the world. I ew dork ing my tip about the 65c : . , HE Missouri Valley states that oye | 1g Sulisfied the foreign situation! Naples, March 17, Conte Bian- ian heon served there, which —$16./0, up. Prices are ce) ‘ . ? 6 mo e : Se ree 3 - Py ssc , ve) 2 ay” ° niade the inland waterways fight will : eons oe In the right direction | ve 7 sremipeiahoc ee \'e va) Miarch 16. Sumari ew ‘hie i kT), . nag > . half million is counted on from benefit i a Venice, March 16, Sam his week The cast of the : districts. But a total of two and one-half . H, FINLEY, FORMER HEAD York. George Arliss Show, “Old En- She ADORP it—it s 80 smooth and Ca- 80a ps. It has the same satiny smooth- ee Se ee OF 82,000,000". — lft, bose Smt at ce eo er ° ressing and firm. It lasts just hike ness. It wears and wears just like fine t Wak: - ; . ‘ " & : Bey). « ‘onfidently expected, If 8 paar & N, W,, DIES AT HOME ADVERTISEMENT fee. Shop he a subg in the a q Srench soap.” ae) cig anep. ee will take care * = thes ; of | ree an i It Was 80 exciting es : Rist should 4 aired. For there is 10 = oo. 0 agin Influenza | ave So [by the way, the crowds at the | aily up even in wretched hard water! feeling Lux Toilet Form gives your skin t 4 ily oe DH t use o eath H t Kevptian Roem last week were | ee ™ be a continuing program -until the channel | om Associated Press. ow 0 ° so tremendous that the man- cha blessed comfort ' ——again the French method! That same ‘ ee ee Could be tet ye — ‘ areh = 18.-—-W. HH. | Pretty White Monde the sacutday Wades Genes in Olive St. Entrance “The delicate fragrance is delicious caressing feeling you paid imported soap contract. Now that the ng aay g Chicas former president of the | the spacious, beautiful Rose Arcade Bldg. entrancing!” prices for! The delicate fragrance you States have won the fight for the a 4 is des o€ Northwestern Railroad, oon Raa riday pp saan aa, ’ th delight in Was given Lux Toilet Porm $10,600,000 in the appropriation bill—ean?e @& ti “dat his home in Wheaton,| M#?y wemen wil! undoubtedly beg last Friday night. Mr. Charles ee How generous you are in your enthu- by a European perfume expert! ey piste ee ok ens ene * oD | So eee Sew Gey may have. peautifu hi ‘Harris, the world’s greatest t oN) » 4 ‘HE FS— 1 6l1asm, you women who asked us to y pe pe pe : J . r cae , han ’ t « ‘) & Ce. 3 : rere f , I . f eo eeees owt Of the tre "a, Was due to influenza com- | vi a f © xntee Kitty Kelly Co. ware | C@n plan the most appetizing © make Lux Toilet Form. Your druggist, department store, and lheir victory, If the Missouri allotment | q Cated by pneumon} i? the wor es ey lave oO a ihe secre iH a improm ta ait een th - meals—dishes of seafood— : : h : ut below $2,000,009. with a total of $2,500-- He Mr. r inley had be ¢ in rubbing a little Ice-Mint into the o hand i'n thin Bind of ane lobsters especially, Lenten We made it just as you asked us to— grocer, each one has Lux Toilet Form. : ©; ov~ VV» ° ; 17) : oie af ; Tit Maal ae 4 : ° ( ; P L aca ‘ : : 000 available there will be a etrong feel- the Chicago a he a ee hands occasionally, hands as they are really the true marks) sou find these de ightful shops Olive at “Ate” Stree e aS educated in the Dpub- f refinement. A few applications of Ice ; found them? Have | Benish No. 3, Sarah an CARAS Or} f St. James. Diplomacy depends on mon y He ge) GF FEsiBemMess. as J have | b é o -% ; ?P }p gince k vols and by private tutors, Mint will actuailiy make any Seem mv ears an d eves escaped SOmje spending. It has lie been 60 can e married Sarah Furry of At- proud of her hands and ak n costs interesting haunt? P dipiom: ae Vv " as born, é and Uncle Sam ie Cc! - ™ : litt! ° ani 1 1926. - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THTRSDAY EVENING. MARCH 15,

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Ea te ag | - ey i} ex ss ¥S Res A if - oat Fo" et bas 5 eK 3 4 ar 2) Bas fe: : A : a et ee, 2 ee MBG 3 +, oe * Sig > Bee E ‘ee ‘ - i. ES : es i ‘ had ai a * Sat na p He, a eee ae PEIN tt oe Pom Se -s pas ith 20g GH —— AS Sa ea eee es. a EAR ; por einen givtaenee- sant ie fon NW ee ARLE Se Ps Ms " te Sr on je iit atae sia ga ar ae - steel f, % Tee tf vie ea ats Teg? ato eels tl da ES alee BRAG Pe ARETE | lige insets ttt 2 penser te ay - 3 s we pease pe es - sya’ EE ot | iki Thier ee ‘ae RRM HT eG ENO A IO LM be 8 TREE DS EAR SARE ee BP in ae 5 ARR Me Sek lg . ‘ trie , YR ge Qo}, mT T 1 ” Reed is Lae stu . “ik - n ' " ord. P } ALASKA JURIST DEFENDS SELF trict Attorney Albert G. Shoup, Judge Reed = three men whom ]several liquor cases which had re- ein tice rater cen BE ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae , Jil aS a Sr e + a =~ te i= ~~ b a rminies h 7 T ‘ rote W uld-be song ! tee judge Thomas M. Reed and Mistrict . » He said yesterday the act}described as the a ee nt pie mn ayes te: LINES — sa ‘ Albert rf SI ord frequ lent reteren "F "Jer + se ? = ics Stee] P t s C j } . shat he imposed jailjhad failed diligent ly to prosecute jing, has been closed under a fraud the American : Foun ir a 3 r r fron Postmaster-General She was Miss Jane @opkins before T 1} : oe S convis + Ne i. imspector Aiieol said Tne her marriage in 1918. Y , CURED FRISCO | - , _ “3 e bh >_> : . ; 2 2 + = Lire’ nien ee oe upen ‘ P * = +. ne “hose renominations in the Fir not fustified OIL-BURNING [Siw rows Gren ? Pres . Rs - mas I me ion — . . rrianges of 37) The voor + eve i & - . ’ Son S “) 2 ee ae ALS HINGTON Mer we eye aise epee angen » é¢heat i aendine the men to jai LS. Closes g Shark C —"s Mrs. i. P. Lamont Jr., Divorced. A CURE GUARANTEED Ss ‘ eV hs fTiclalis owever. contended 12a seer titsalisy 4+ pet EMD) * i +3 +o — . " O°? R 7 the Pr and Pylitvar : " ‘ e ‘ . lS, aS testimony c neerned | By the Associated ress. Syngzhsr. 19°76 Ft Press anc Pitzer sarees oncctcan Arrives Memphis ece it ire r s+. + Ss = PETE RES in Al AS: Ka were no wors: NM uA » . Ine 4 SUiry 0 + - me ‘ “ORK Ma — +8 Th a Fut izhing os New ¥ rk W orkd tn Fissure and all Rectal Diseases evreoe ese 2se08 ‘ 7a i ee i i nanaitions at Ketchitel, Weer) 2a SUE. March, *oene and Post-Dispatch.) CURED. In practice 32 yea, Thee Tickets or Reservations, Phone Garfield 78090 : it! man in other piaces similar:y SiGe cuir | @ nunicioal au-} Bauitable Music Corporation, de- PARIS March 8. The Paris sands of cured patients. Write for FREE or 8, =, vio wages Peed said the municipal au- j Equitable : pAhis, March : E G Baker, D-P.A., Frisco Lines, 835 Frisco Bi e Judiciary ated Judge meed. sa ma rt bi Mieniatiten imenieiete tal couete have evhntad tivorce to} BOOK. It will pay you. Tell your friends. Acdrese mating to , rin —_ Bae es : - ; a , — dalled tharitice seemed to be opposed to | clared DY ostoitice inspeciors id Ourts nave granted a dd! rce te Cc Itation iz minatic Free spose Delegate Sutheriand © — ¢,ecement of prohibi- | be the last of the “song shark” Mrs. Robert Patterson Lamont Jr. DRS. COE & GAUME, Rectal § | = . r uge T} r z > line the fieht against the two (ther crcl cee : Rag i. + — Sen . — : e ePociA + e S. pecialists | 3 Med 0g , i x _— ao og ian gainst tion ™~ herland chat ged Shoup, concerns they have been prc U Wii a son of the president Of; ges Pine Street. St. Lonis. Me S aris I Bi ‘ ‘ ria co « > ‘ . r ' mecca: geneeNNteaE SE eg AARNE . ELA RR pein ROR a Mien Mee ETE IO DA RSLS RR Tate 3 a | |g t : A >» i . The Big Day to Get Acquainted With St. Louis’ Dependable Store Is Here Again---- “PART THREE SPECIFICATIONS FO MATERIALS County Judge Smiley May Stop Advert m Bids. charges tnat spec road materials drafte PROFIT ON THESE TERIFT FRIDAY VALUES Hundreds of Items Are on Sale That Are Not Listed Here-~---Choose Friday Early and Save! LINDELL « WORKMAN SERVIC RESPONSIE e Stee] Gray Enamel ) 2 “Gibson” Solid Oak } 2s “Gibson” Solid Oak : 5) Steel Gray Enamel } ‘2 Kitchen Cabinets ) Bungalow Range 1 | Top-I cer e -- giana i Gas e il Steel Gray “Ariel” Make o Value With a Water $rro Value at | 1 $65 Values at NL A NR te ij i $2 | | $ri5 Value $69-75 1 | Cool er at | | 1 ce | | 50 5 ij i if ~ ILT-RITE make four {| | | 1 39.7 —T all as burners, large | Gas Ranges ; ; eat arge gas burne! se | | west steel-gray | >= of solid oak fn the — oven with attached kitchen | ball l8-inch | latest steey gray finish, m_ = ec irtae ~eranteed | | | a le Fully | | with all the latest devices. — $5.00 Cash i || $5.00 Cash im $3.00 Cash Ne — \ (SS ae —— . ee eeeeeeSeEeSse - — e f ( Fiber Suite | FRIDAY:— Hurry and share in the stu- | Fiorentine Coil I | } pendcus savings we feature for this one day | merchandising event. Plenty of bargains—Plenty § ——,..5 vases of credit. Attend at once! I With Pad a 3G 5S gar acteearape brown or French~ gray cretonne Bed Suites made of fi- The davenport contains a full- size coil spring bed. Heavy pad in- $7.00 Cash a S $65 Values, at the Union $43 ; . oe — JE pieces finished tn brown-tipped gold or orange-biended green — all decorated, and with handsome cretonne |} a@s tal eo ; gms eovers. i] r " '7 $3.00 Cash — nn LCS AE OEE LNT UE et Ct ite en fM% ian 'Three-Piece Mohair ‘‘Kroehler’ 2 Suite | $1 35 Ndi | hi) ee The ‘‘Chesterton’’ 3-Piece Suite $250 Values, $165 ee Sa (tia: % Se *eear*e $225 Values, at the Uzion for Eee jg at the Union for !, 2 / A eee . - P > > Ts ; +> oA a’ ,* : , Gee i Oe me Ff ¥ , PE wd FTEs SA x AY ke Te stan artnentptesemannceiescastnamenen = = ~~ a * : g THE EE-PIECE overstuffed Suites with | YN THOSE who nm meed of a Aint eh armchair, fireside chair and a large | Iw ge Living-Room Suite should see these Wi ° | cet on. i rx } 4 4x Te g TY" ces : aay enport. See over eg in ot Lok ce velou ur The i We o> -t marv @i sa 4 ° ; e ‘ ze i i‘ 7 . womens. \ ieee —davenport * and gh 1CxX CRAairTrs davenport contains a full-size coi! box tes Bape | are upholstered in fine mohair. Nach- epring bed and a neavv pad. i} Bs. BF, = man Bi pr laz ‘ netruction and Spring 10.00 Cash | SS) | cushions are features | ee | Cash $10. as | SS | $10. 00 Cas - ' agp ‘e Smith & Davis . oi) / |’ x 4l!-Cotton | i cope a Sy E | COT pans : : | 4-Pc. Huguenot Wal. Bedroom Suites $7.00 value. a $3.98 p ‘i —_ 2 19 _ $1.00 Cash | \ Steel Cots Cot Pads f° 4 soec 4 Values at. Delivers Ore eA $7.00 Values, $4.00 Values $3.98 set ‘ BxCEULEST ‘since tithes fa tho ' 3 ae 3 Tudor ited ‘conan ofat $rs50 Value, at the Unian for ANG ieee OUR-PIECE Bedroom Suite itn the Adam ee and finished in Amer- x SANA ane crs dresser, bow-end bed, spa- #» ‘ waln nf COMSISES O:; A peavcLiry YWHoOsST or g @ LF dd 4 8 . rT Fy MP1 | Suites ade by Meier-Pohliman ‘ "eve 1 _ Pa - ’ : AX As i a se? if . + T ‘oS r 2 ea tn - Oats oO THE buffet ts goodly size with silver || k shade and | of St. Lot our coats o , ‘ a 7 ' er : , @ Fix, ero @ i e1 ss ‘ ] ; : ‘ ~ bm 4 CAn OD ; ne ie ‘ ‘1 _ nm = > ¥ Ss t a | { ad aa Ss, china cabiret, five side chairs and one || iron bridge Das _ i] a Sa See ta - . ’ ~ ee . se . _rADoe » _ , 3 . nee i} an t host chair in tapestry. or leather seats. | : , tf $4.00 Cash 4, $1.00 Cash Basement. 4 s on en Metal Bed and ‘ rin & 7) | Steel Gray or Frosted Tan i Steel Gray or Frosted Tan || —. Buffets | China Cabinets - Value $39 75 $s5 Value ——_— : ) e ac. $22 Values at yd $30 to $40 Values at ° Y ™ OBO is le Go lataiaiet america neil ar — ' —_ + ia tes RRR Or RS By). Pee NO Dg gee tea PN te whe i has 2 ee Bo evi . 2, $11.95 $19.75 ii ) se ~ ia s ~ al i} me : | } — pneu. pangs 1 = = China Cabinets, made he eg Gra ston space ged | | ivorv ename ire 1 reakiast s t@ im steei gra fas ar : Pte pr re swinging mirro low for clearance frosted tan finish | grav or. ted | e frosted tan finish. | i ory frosted . | $1.00 Cash | oH j $1.00 Cash 1 | . $3.00 Cash imi $3.00 Cash \ — a ea ee We oi - 4 a — ~ ‘) Oak Chiffonier | Davenport Table | Royal Easy Chairs a oe pe e > a Ae? Dy r=) a , i Te lis ini ae Yd aah mee i ff 30 Value at | $45 Value at | H — ee 1 | 1 | 1 a ian) $35 Value at ' | li 7 ii ; : | a | $17.85 } it | GoLip oak Chiffoniers | gg ; | | ~ ) AH MG. ANY finish Tables 1 | have large drawers | har 4 : | " | ————— ee M* grace efully des ened ind 1 | H+ Bharani Regn : if i ‘3 i tijres $1.00 Cash i $2.00 Cash ] | $1.00 Cash y | $1.00 Cash - 7, 7 Mahogany or Oak 1 | Library Tables $14.95 ” “Kroehler” Velour Da-Bed $75 Value at 47.50 Lacquer Tea Wagon | $70 Value at $17.85 _ $60 Value at $36.45 PML rare ) a | rat | — i EGS -_ i } well I N* Was bother gn wth y i Hs VY pile 9x12 Axmin- i i wheels : and dropleaft top. | | ster Rugs in choice of i i 1 ‘$1 00 Cash toi $3.00 Cash y \ , ) . Kidney End | $16 Value for $27.50 Value | Tabl | sg95 | | $1227 | | | — — | $5.50 Values | XCELLENT HESE T’a- fiber Rocx - Beds are ers in severa! very desirable, choice colors with cane and autemo- (metai> panei. bile Beats up- They open into URNISHING CoO. | heisterod in handsome cretonne. a fuli-size Bed. The ends are wa! : $2.98 at Oh" j “TIVE a ’ mahotar » nish kidney ] ] i ehape End Ta- ea. mArZAINS $1.00 Cash Co ee Conk 4 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE ST. ieiimeeeee ae ~_-”-”” procera —— aa_" FRIDAY 3rd FLO cair Knickers. Bovs!, Here are up-te > hat vou’ certainly meres and Scotches (‘oats are alpaca lin knickers and one p.: Sizes 6 to If ‘ inusual value’ ¥-)\.-ymiade” Suits fasi h splendid wool f ‘ussirreres and chevio wanted dark shades. air of knteKkers. Boys’ $7.50 East $A 9E Sizes 5 to 18 Y staunch, durable chev mere and novelty twe —desirahle light and erns some have % \l.i, bave two pairs knickers! § to 18 ye t- Boys’ $10 Easte: $2.95 Sizes 4 to 18 Y Teink of getting gs serviceable fabrics—tl “pring belted or Eng e:s With Vests and tw 727 e- the amazing 95 Some have "gies" and one pa Others céme with *<£ ined knickers’ Sizes

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REAL ons ESTA A TE —— ST LOUIS WANTS oe 4 = eaietine/Gulitiessteemeeee . . — : -_ o- —_ . oe — - oe " a ee acne —aapinaneasnatiner-eaigeeinen PAG E S 254 teenie te LT TL AE ~ - ene mere emphian }\| to MEMPHIS 1 | MARI Leaves Tower Grové...ccccnne 11:35 sgrgengmaemne — =a , = LINDELL 4600 ' County Judge Smiley agreed with , ;omith and declared ‘‘I’m going to WORKMANSHIP eliminate any apparent graft and i SERVICE closed specifications.’’ iater he Committee on Co-Ordina- | | RESPONSIBILITY told reporters he might stop the =. £ Civil ac cae ) eee advertising and have the spavzifi- tion oO l ana Urimina aoe tines. | CLEANERS ani DYERS || oss chances. | , ay en inets i . Practices Reports to Leg- “ * 799 one ae - I Gray “Ariel” Make | , islature. é pee es at . | — The Sweetest Reductions : | ee meen e test Redu :; s ALBANY, N. ¥., March f of FRIDAY! INOQUR NEWLY ENLARGED dweeping changes in the- ertminal | of the Month — 3rd FLOOR BOYS’ DEPARTMENT... 2 * a + est devices. courts. with. large increases in po- The FRIDAY CANDY SPECIAL has ; Se, ilice forces throughout the State. | b de iC ; ; d , Cash | : f: Tc ann sent Ur een way under-priced [0 ee uce you to the Joint Legislative Committee on | VANILLA PECAN Patties. Don’t leave down- = 2 =~ (Co-Ordination of the Civil and town Friday without this Big Bargain Box. es te in: *9ractices Acts. The com- . iber Bed Suites | is eee Packed with AssORTED CHOCOLATES in mittee 3s peadet 7 miac mee 1-lb. boxes—— but as many as you want— FRIDAY ONLY .. Ib. a ie r |Baumes, Republican, of New- | ‘burgh. Bills carrving out. the imaln @ug- | at OO made by the committec |! gestions ave been introduced. The mos: important recommen- \ 1s ascreen that rusts, dations intlude establishment of a | es central criminal eget 7 bu- | re ah “ “s ad reau in the office of tne perin- | ae: : tendent of Prisons, prompt. col- A single rust hole robs an entire screen a tection of forfeited bail bonds, a] ' of its protective value be ‘ 4 ‘ . /removal of the privilege which the | ie cause insect F R I D AY B A K E R y S P E & IA LS $9 it defendant now has of keeping off! pests wall tind the hole. B , p I C . ; a of & I The contractors’ delay { the witness stand without the fact | r : : s ? utterscotcn Fecan ALVEY NGG! wate tt ane 60c ute > | : ik al eer baliding | ‘being referred to by the prosecut- | the way to keep pests out is by in- Strawberry Pocket Coftee Cake 30¢ i, | CAT forced us to include all \/¢ ing attorney. additional punishment | stalling BRONZE or COPPER insect : . . (et enewen Cc it & . new Spring goods at ~~ Cot iE tee eae for prisoners caught with firearms - | Re ee 75 these low prices! lin their possession, and organiza- | screens. They do not rust. . a ge pl — Shop ition of a detective squad by the ; ‘ oe i ’ ~~ yA After State police available to District BRONZE or COPPER screens cost a \ ANILLAMARSHMALLOWCARAMELS™” oys’ $ ] ? [ WO- . ant VA School este throughout em a little more but their lasting service | a ten pound box wouldn’t be too large Answering the question, ees ; | f : . % FE A STER SUITS o * tin nie aeteT” the chanmite | makes them cheaper in the end. tt for those who like them. “Let’sgodown Open | fee found that crimes of \ iolence, e | | TO the Busy Bee and lo: wel be on fal Until ‘particularly robbery, .have more OPPER ty BRASS : "em”— said one bo Se ‘han doubled in the last five years : ! : OY (Jc (INCLUDING PLENTY OF JUNIOR LONGIE SUITS) {Ff #(%em~E Uo oo coset oi a a ee — | RESEARCH ASSOCIATION ~ | a, Some with committee recommends the repeal! | 25 Broadway, New York | e twe pairs of the 20-year Ii on sentence See 6TH AND OLIVE droom Suites Knickers! fe) . for robbery jn the first degree, and | We I] send you an interesting book about thers wit ° ’ W the making of it to correspond | . screens. No charge. k “Longies” al % 4 tr) Boys All- ool with the punishment for burglary ; LADY, LOVE CHOCO LATES > N pair Knickers. Blue Serge Suits pe thet oe offense will be — 2 2 ™ Distinguished by richness. and, Vor Ale avs appr | as the Judge more fits the crime.” a it Vv w 0 * 1 serge in the ° lie i bey - te ¢ ee? e- Seyit : is eric seg for lis , hy ; : te oe . - “33 cy + In ct ‘anYr nq up-to-the-minute vest Suits with two pairs pant i Oo d e g-anting during 1¢ IASt Ye ‘. ] lke! be est nordons "9 ‘On tati 202 rtainiy like: Made of good-looking tweeds. cassi- nde hee ourdons, -9 =commutations, : alt ; . ‘ o oY ; . 7 @ scotches j laid tr ; ehecks ; ‘Olid colors » . restorations to itizensiip ana v . tenes in plaids, stripes, che Ks and solid colors ut and lined Knickers sizes : or} b , respites in capital cases. The re- Bovs!.Here are that vou'll ce ; meres and ee (‘oats are alpaca lined! Come with com i1atioin of one pair to 18. : Pd knickers and one pair “‘longies’ or eet tw airs knickers’ port declares this to be the larges a .* | Boys’ All-Wool ot at aammaties net of thie y My aracter-for many years. ? b ‘ $4 50 ‘ K ’ Blue Serge Suits One of the bills introduced would W ¢ oys . _ ee oys ess loose or roguire tt t full er of iniprison- ra belted models 4} . 4 4 % 7 os “ Ae a , ng t i ) served without opportu- ~ SUITS Long Pants Psa A ar Maui itv ef commutation. ~ u : ‘ iine . eft ata > ue 4 F snlendia wea ———— = P , | $6.95 $4.55 plendid’ wea FELGIUM, UNABLE TO GET LOAN, Ps ; . sizes © tO 18 a : ia es onto ace es TO WORK OUT OWN RELIEF Nlew kind of soap soaks 4 rem sai, , >, $4. tr igvek aa pean dge $.. ; : Promier oy Cc naiuber He Is k’ h hi h Sih. ' ~s ' ' » AY : % oo OD, Prepared to Consolidate Debt WW ee S W as Ww iter t an P , ' vT Sizes 6 to 10 Sizes 4 to 16 Years Dieibat ae light and Industrialize Railroads. * f At unusual v alue: Sturd: it in the new collegiate stv] oa sh e Associated Press hb d bb im | ee rae mere fy 2) ae ae washboard rubbing ee such splendid wool “fabrics as patterns. All sizes 4 to 16 ~asiette ane (| BRUSSELS, Mareh eigiun “You can't imagihe how ~ Se cend of gon pg id © A : pas Choice, $1.55 els. 2% to 8 | once more must work out her ow! ee much easier washday is eel Gray or Frosted Tan pair of knickers. et vain as oe | salvation, Premier Poultle: an- ERE’S a new kind of soap that ends wash- since I gave up my old * a $3 JUVENILE SUITS wi ine is tha Ctnmber of Dewi- board scrubbing forever. soap and began using Cabinets Bo $7 50 Easter Suit $6 pas nee 2 Rinso. Why, I get the ys ° aster OUItS ieS in. discussing the financial sit- ’ : hol hd : half = oa iis Geek tee deo space pee Jt’ seall you need no matter how hard the water whole weit dade i , Jation n¢ he depreciation r the " , ° ‘ ; e 66 eiwian franc —no bar soaps, chips or softeners—just this amaz- the _time—and so much ° ww ell sation een TaN, , ; poe whiter and brighter, too. $ 95 — Spring Top- He admitted the failure of the ing granulated soap that soaks clothes whiter than All I have to de ia to eau . _ . + « al Eas Chairs nickers! § to 18 years. $4 59 JUVENILE sy ete an 2 eeu years, instead of for a long hour or tw oO, or OV ernight if you like, and the dirt pe: no other soap, no water ) ’ . ITS choose from ee” Erdacthed aid Wn and stains float right off without scrubbing. softener, so I save money. Bo s " t bh e ! M. Poullet said Belgium was pre- 6s ett ” a $10 Easter Suit ’ bright } pared to consolidate her debt ana ‘led d ) 5 es — Value at ors. that a oo et industrialize the railroads under a The most soiled parts need on : gentle ru oe: Mrs. B. W. Luckett, $ 95 coat. vest, one pair long pants system similar to that in effect in between the fingers to make them snowy. Even 5363 Arsenal St., 7 85 ° ‘e and one pair knickers. Sizes 9 Switzerland where the Govérnment in the hardest water, clothes rinse spotless! St. Louis, Mo. . = to 18 years | had direct supervision. He added : x , . that the floating debt had not i : Tamas il Boys’ $20 Suits 8} tt the floating debt had not in- = | eat! soe al | T ae ge 0 [creased and Belgium financially Saves hands Saves clothes Millions use Rinse. Thousands . reciining . “ee? ; : , , et es , : Sizes 3 to 10 Y ; was sound, but she could not with- . ; , write us letters like this, Ootre ‘ 1fa- ears ( oO j 7 " a ee Sizes 4 to 18 Years Unusually good quality biue woolens in 99 stand attacks from within. The No other laundry soap 1s easier on hands or 90 Cash Pets, Soe sech- good serge. Suits -i2 middies with the Premier referred to internal specu- clothesthan Rinso; it contains noacids, or bleaches fi a iong pants. Siz r ar Ss "i mae ¢ 1h SEE A otis pha , Bpring belted or English mod- On sele at $29; 8"? “eg meres in the anc and edikred to injure white clothes or fast colors. = — — vests and two pairs of " ait a that those found guilty of the = nts&—at the amazing price of A ractice 17 1, terniy . : pes = —— $6.95. Some have one pair B a et a9 , Men’s $40 Suits Many With 2 Pairs Pants! Beautiful hand-taifored Suits—fashioned of all-wool cheviots, cassimeres, worsteds and tweeds in the rewest single and double breasted Spring modes! Many with two pairs of pants! Sizes to fit men and voung men of every proportion—stubs, stouts. elimmm. FOEMUIATS, SLO. .. 2.2.5. c esc ccecces Also Spring Topcoats at $27. Second Floocr. Mail Orders Filled eee 6 ab and the funding of a floating loan had disappeared. He said an neecord had renched in prin- ciple and he hoped to able to convince the American and British bankers that they should recede from their stand that the loan should be for only three years du- ration. not been ne WILDCAT BREWERY SEIZED | Newly Built Plant Near Peoria, UL, i Br the Assoc! A Deposit Will Hold Any Garment | Northwest Corner Eighth and Washington Av. ge Ge ee | Madden, Deputy Prohibition Ad- ministrator of the Springfield dis- trict. ¥ The brewery had been recently as ; ; built, Madden said, and had .a | x | ; i it capacity of from 30 to 40 barrels ‘s My very 12 hours. The building. on a farm, contained Neen brewing ia: «i: Dap t ats 0 5 ( lot Ss iter. machin: the latest Ly pe No aL) > " ar ~ fore} r = ” — ow ~ > ana. = Dee S t TrTryrr’nmrc Try «4X VU TreanaTrATL - 2 Se seem os ie “—_ = ann an. tate — a ae mee eee eee 6 eee Di at from $ seized 15 miles ' day -ing under the dire Until Easter ? Valucd at $30.000. ated Prese. ILL., wery, March 18. bre valued £40.000. SPRINGFIELD. ——-A new wildcat 00,000 %o Vas of Peoria to- Agents of John B. north by Prohibition tion work- | Try Rinso next wash day instead of old-time bar soap. See how much whiter the clothes get—how much rubbing you save yourself. You'll never go back to the old way again! Get Rinso today for small cost. Follow easy directions on package. Fine in washing machines Rinso is recommended for safety, and for a whiter wash, by 23 washing machine makers. Guaranteed by the makers of Lux Lever Bros. Co.

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behind Dr. Gross’ Cod Liver Oil Tablets(Double-Strength) Albert Murray, 16-year-ola of- 7 What's the use of being skinny and fice bor, decked in a resplendent} —_— Choice of Macy Model eal = run-down? Why not be plump and outfit that was brand-new, even to Any UPRIGHT Phonograph on Our ruddy-cheeked and attractive? * cee m — . +. ar his garters, was arrested at 6 p. m. Tous a tt vesterday by two detectives as he| ud loors } ictors and Sonoras Included self that very ; 3 easily with ~ og Grosa’ was about to beard a train for his, a al T hese Exceptionally Low Prices e This Sale of Cod Liver Oil Tablets.’ home in Boyce, La., and admitted a They'll put flesh om) short time later that he had stolen | you and do it im @ 3337 entrusted to him by his em-| Terms as tGai | e , Disposes of All but $85 | Special to the Post-Dispatch. de | | eee OF wii WEST FRANKFORT, Ill, March | oun s | | Getting Complete Ne | = Outfit of Clothes. , _ That's the iron-clad Guarantee | F Bandbox | rom a b THURSDAY EVENIN( :, 1926 POST-DISPATCH : 1 STILONIG Port THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 18, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-O casa = ae J Fe dic, a —————— ‘ JIS PO"*-MSPaTCH " S re a ee *'18.—Mine No. 1 of the Chicago, weeks for ro The mine em- with about 49 per cent @ RUSSIA'S: ACH CaO é Br 4, : __ ADVERTISEMENT _ cra’ e7 ard mear by Tle was ‘ 67 Wiilmin “ton a& Franklin F jal Co p! vs aho if 2 1900 12Nn. Mine N 2. 1 Pmpior aie | r jer “ gy ? to w the af jeter , ‘2 . se ‘ _f thee memoer bi LSLLLE me as calle tee. “Bes ; . sd : = ie ork. = of ~ : iz Don t let Children oiieines | ears old and had been & “Old Orient..” has resumed opera- of the Bell & Zoller Coal Co., at resumption is 1 iewed with Bes ut osc a Feb, shies. { if th ') order for 44 years. He was : a me vail: an = “Ae FPaigmiar = | - we pq neratione tm «CT cto » aterlase ™ ‘ * if oney P to establish tions after a suspension ©© i0UF, Z2eigier a1sO resumed Operations, | i OUSINESS cifcies. ‘Sia +-ajers, Government « rs B - os . ° ke mn a of S) xX 4881 onists ea oe a : 4 ry a ilious, Constipated, Sick tthe order in St. Louis in 1885. A jer at nce am ea ee ee — ee sur ase 103.996 ton * iF Ve | A i 445 &7Ee 4 site - = = . . : anil 5 , ‘ih ) ; sister, Mrs. Anna Lyons of New ‘ a 3 ene thre pono mee . . q is * oe y be > wf . © omee 4 York. survives him. : chiefly in ‘ ne “ e In the Arcaangei dist a ew I OCE we, st “ Ls ~~ we A ata . hoy ‘ 4 4 — , a9 bot ties of Dr. Gross Tablets from will r rrosec ut e the ¥ oO ut a or z1\ Fan’ your druggist, take as directed, and him a chance to make restitution. HEE ia if you don’t gain at least § poundsin “% ine Children love the pleasant taste of | out cramping or overacting. |30 days and feel like a new person Korn sent Albert to the bank *‘California Fig Syrup’’ and gladiv/ Tell your druggist 7 wane only | your money will be refunded. yesterday with $337 in cash and : . take it even when bilious, feverish, the genuine ‘‘ California Fig Syrup Accept no substitutes—get the genuine $507 in checks. When the youth MRS.C.F EXD WARDS nd ~ +h a amnioy ae 7 tick or constmated. No other laxs-| which has directions for “Gee dl a! weeny | | oo ’ i; T@eLUTHEedG tic mp OeS ts X aii i [ tive regulates the tender little bowel 3 | children of all ages ene on bottle. DR.GROSS (Double-Strength) .,-. shat the $337 bad not been de- oie ae Mrs. C. F it ee! w@ wAsi Vv RB rien ie en vv dainty ¥ re. ; Met 9 15 ae %. ’ —* ’ - ; r ik i. BO nicely. It sweetens the st omach | Mother You must say ‘* California’ nesited. Later, however, he got an/|..> °* : he ce pf 8 ° en im? #5 . “ of ’ hLawardas igh, ee °° ee os end starts the liver and bowels with- | orvou may get an imitation fig syrup. Ss anonymous telephone call that Al- eigenen, a sae Aap? ’ : 4 -onr + Ali? ,?- © ys ppe Pr. ahs oc oe Bene ae stepped out of a bandbox'’ appear NOW OPEN! "STAR SQUARE’S qth Money-Saving Store In Maplewood—7184 Manchester Av. BIG SALE ON CORD TIRES GOODYEAR—MILLER—U. S. ROYAL GOODYEAR | U.S. ROYAL MILLER Balloon Cords | Balloon Cords | Balloon Cords 29x4.40 swe | 29x4.40 worst4 | 29x4.40 ots Your Pick § | 2 95 iF MUSIC COMPANY. ®& $33. y | ‘TWO STOLEN LICENSE PLATES BLACK=WHITE 1103 OLIVE ST. 2°22!" f POM SEE Bos iy Creations — — 4 Be Pe 4 es : B. | a ~ i] : us > 2 psenateeetl herp SFoins al 2 ri¢ Lantus 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ , ae eR ft oo ae ince, whieh she eredits to always \ 4 eos called the poiice. Sas EAE Tes sg ek ie ~— tae URE tae uxUrIiOUSiy cieansing 4 Albert i ¢ ; | J to Gh: sai — ' Pf. ibs — as a ted ‘ mat tr Black and W fe BAIN Soap as DOTA ; : _———~ was rrest ged * . . rm i = i ‘ . : . SY rH ; —_ ma a d r a ' s cT . ‘i. } . os \ j } a = as a se ; “e . i F ia ie of 23 ; i e ©. $ > a) 9 " for e+ Kers » A ‘ar S171 Ner ee = hams ae a * nf ~ ua . ai ney: : pe - = ‘ ~ a ‘ ~ — ' : yo 1 ak = - ae Pet Last Tn TY ee. ae, a ; sa ¢ fae elrn¢e xe IN, tines A ae # tah ae? os - and CJ 4 est 1Or 4 bite 44 LA he hes ‘ ‘ tin Wee : BANG! TIME To RETIRE $10 hat. a $9 shirt, a half dozen | SU2SY toner requ ) hi ee . pairs of socks at $1.59 and $2 ea Mrs. Edwards, who lives in Van Consoles at I hese ‘a © sy t . ; . : ie a . 2 enlist ii —— ¢ 4 a Tawxas¢ « ; lc ¢« ¥"} 2 Pre Peagh :o- | ar . - . and orne r eit ensive items, r ost Oi ALS L4 Lic’. LCAids, @iui'tis, bl ~ eS ae - a 6Replace that worn-out, shell-shocked, road-ridden Tire be- which he was wearing ing lather of Black and White Soap, Low MEN’S $5 g er i ma fore the big blaw-out comes. Hike to a Star Square Store; After he had made his confes- which is so delicately fragranced 4] 7 . ; } e fam. o ; "i sav mo on f rt k nd d d ° baa his clothes were taken Cen ws with * In@éense of Flowers’ pert me - Prices tf ith or low 4 Cia: + 2 yeu 4 mey your ravorite mare a neede stze. $i0n, O18 Civgreaies Wwe: > = = aaa ee “ _— jeanne. omer 2 and plain leat # Pee: : him. He is outfitted now in a col- turns everv bath into a restfu ee. : é e) nM - L & f h Ss - as aad . ++ . a4 . : » ; i i Lat j a ee t — _ oo or the TAR SQUARE STORE rr Your ‘lection of castoffs gathered by po-! beauty treatment which makes 4a: ines S { ; spa ctiaia 7 y : 7 ’ : ; a ts . . , e Sanmtral TYietrict We vour skin eome alive and gio wna / j . RP haa yas . ° [2 fy . en 4 i i = 4 s ’ ,iaa wee iid ‘ mm ailv “ an ”* ‘ i « ‘ a )) ¢ ; ae -a Neighborhood. Go to the One Nearest to You" licemen of Centra pages Re ccna Ey | and glow, and : ae Bis hae had heen living here at 7558 North | keeps 1 a:iwavs immacuiate, soft v ) Fi Soa 4 f . . . — “i ad co . i i 2 6 1 ty - Broadway and iovei¥v to iood at and touch. ij oy ” ae 7 ; fd A ts * “a * — ( Hh f oe: es r8s5 - we * a eggs imag pee eat ny Ct ee ee Eee ¥ AS eee : os Tires and Generator Also Found in Machine Driven by George OVER I2 MILLION USED AYEAR) Biederman, 19 uspicious because the front H- 1?—81.90 FLEECED REGS ks o coke 5 P are “ILK n068_ cense of an automobile at Gra’ avenue and Devolsey street bore a > Spit, Sr t eee BR oo! 5 ae Bae 2 ST ORI aS a. eS ~e CEE ON AEN RI I ae. 0a ah one, a ho . = ™ » bn eo een are } * ‘ different mumbe: } é at tag, Patrolman Stickney yesterday = esd 41.°5 Kic AERNICK Rime Vl Ks rere — (a li0n—s!1 (ORSETSW. 232 i* ina cee i'-—«A HIT_LDREN'S §2 DRESSE ~ _—*" . RABY ne N FUNG S . «0-6 nee arrested the driver, who sald ee ee oie ee we He +! ran Si ree a ‘ t The car proved to be the prop- on Sale at.... a? Biederman'’s employer erty Bango Genovese, if 4162 Marviand ‘He res the J davs ago The front licerse pla‘e on 1 car was reported stolen from a car in front of 3246 Michigan ave- nue and the rear plate from in 1ront 4 al 45 | A reo iven us nN \] — 30x4.95 fre" $19.95 | 30x5.77 S28" —- $23.65 BEMGedD core.... Idd | S2X9./7 DS" -— ss 23.95 $0X9.29 Coa. 20.59 32X6.20 Corr". 26.25 $1X9.29 Cora... 21.29 | 33x6.00 3" 26.45 Slightly blemished, but will not impair the wearing quality of these Tires linche ; Standard Make 30x3' »C imc r 30x3*» OVERSIZED CORDS @.45| TITAN corps On Sale at. $8.95 | . 5 ° who was driving it at the time wi . r + - . . - + 1 is empiover s consen in tne rea of the macht ne Stickney found four tires and a generator which was identified later as having been stoien from Ford auton e in ee ee me, arord au front of 2%2 Sidnew ctree? - ww ~ . * - ‘ ~ ” Sane Size Und MEN § $2.58 RIBBED U™ Sizes 485 tv 34. We Are Not Per 29x4.40 BALLOON tise the Manure. | DUNHILL CORDS gy curer’s Name. trst Qualrt y— “a gee $1 1. 73 | A TREMENDOUS AND SENSATIONAL SALE OF ee > ‘ : a A ee ee i CATR rT.’ awr entan what ¢ is oo ~ hee = : b i hi re | TA a cm 4 . = ~ > * a*s® + = 7 . - 7. ™~ >} . ach i oP é Aid . > ‘ ; SS . + r> or > A array? > . o % Wall P ¢ ft) : at Funeral services for Broth: tty Tei i ti(s*é‘(“‘“‘é“é‘“‘“‘“é«éi iil Per Patrick Higgins of the Passionis? 3 i itt ie Set Order, who died resterdawv after a = fa || | ;, tH o nag te » -elegsmeaalamndl mee. * Hit Just a Few More I 7 1924-25 Coupe, $1.00 Additional — = pneumonia, will | Deposit Will ee he held at “4 2 ee ma Pro e ey ag ™ > } . i i j pe ee | ‘ : ~ 4 . . ° re el eS | ac’ ii} + ® i | Ee d D S Id monastery chapel at Normand, F ] : New , ie e oss Biac namei, eac! “Orvms ’ halle i tight « " da: . re ‘ aueF ‘ea ~ ADVERTISEMENT _ INDIGESTION !! a Pra eo: Ford Running Boards 1.45 Gloss Black Enamel, each ee = ca b eaie Duplex Oatm « wile, in al cok fast kind for t —- om 30c value. we Bitt eS ee “on cad 4 Pog Wy 2 ORs = aoa wee bncie “ers 1917-25 Ford Front Fenders x 50 : 1917-25 Ford Rear Fenders a 1923-26 CHEVROLETS Except 1924-25 Coupe. each..... These Papers seld eniy Pe; : | Mote by ALLEN , Sait 5 1924-25 Ford Re I Rear F Fenders 3.50 95 | * QUALLEY iat ~ EF! Tee FREE! To me 1923-26 Chev. Frent Fenders 5.75 ~ fer all models. 5003-26 Chev. Rear Feaders 3.75 on Sale at. Except 1924 Coupe or Readster, each........ 1924 Chevrolet Rear Fenders 5.7 5 (1924 Coupe or Roadster, $3 Additional) 1924 Coupe or Readster, gech............. Chew a Few ed Ri: ee. | seca -Q : ate ne Pan | 7 ; (Ve (ect to slight me — Intro @ ducing ie ND if you feel ruil, sick or uncom GRAND 8652! fortabie after eating; here is harm less stomach relief. ‘‘Pape’s Dia pepsin’ setties the stomach and MAL FD , MARQUIS! corrects digestion the moment it hse ppattulectto se ; fanc ered Scrim reaches the stomach. White and This guaranteed stomach corree- Yard eS tive costs but a few cemta st any | . drug store. Keep it handy! oe Per Set Open Daily Till 8 P. M. ‘Stomach is Corrected In- Sunday Tul 1 P. M. eA/CE R SQ yREC Ker “SUPPLY CO. y j Alt YAW Ww + ARN owe ie TTT AY WA eee Sete ald 3 oe » ©) + Jae Sen gis % . ‘ AER BR ATG EE» tte jaa eth SS maliead a ‘e SAP geo lg ANN Ie AAR ACRE NRG . nae P ite. es ; ™: oe gh ve anaes A aps ‘ig Laine ee 3 és Bish ine ONE A etait GROEN CRN cx Penden me ai te oni ASC then - SGD Wiha ph very re! or el &\ Miia ~* ae ee Mliiitinn, Ws WAAAY ; y " peter b shad - ee ot Ree ee da Wee 8) + ~ 2 La — ‘s ohh > 4 Ascot ith RSA ai tc SG , . 5 . i as z wd . " y ere. os Te 2146 ~~ age — TSE. cCTianc HACT_HiCrMmarTre. reaevrrrac«Trw 0&2 UY VTYarwyear¢ecaurse iia ik iis dae i es x mam ne Mmniiti@:. aaa @eean 26 oe o Oe eee «4

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} ' sn LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 18. 1926 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— Se etcetera 0 st St ae —_ = ee ee —— i “ee === in-| with about 49 per cent of the i193; ff nUSSIA 8 RICH ror OF FURS eres Prices to trappers | Perera | men EGER = Se ee Oo. ‘ ere Ss ordered to w ork. Thiy gpecial Corr © of ~~ oSt-Dispatech $8.50: white rabbit. 25 cents: gray | ‘ : fate . oe 7 wi , | L) resumptuon MOSC Ow, 'F eb, 20.—Russian saith | 3 We Welcome Your Account Here’ = = = Fe ELhUCU EO SC ST =}; S viewer it. 2s ‘ . eS With opting, isly rabbit, 28 cents, Marten $9; er- MPUSINESS ¢ les. 6 , traders, Government and private, mine, SS ce nts: badger, 75 cents: i purchased 105,996 tons of furs in Wolf, $5; bear, $6; stone marten. ee F ¢the three mo nths ended Dec. 31, $12.50. Private traders pay 59 to, i » chiefly in the Urals and Siberia, ' 55 cents for a squirrel skin, $10 to s A Constantly Increasing Me Demand— Makes It Imperative That You Place Your Order Friday or Saturday he \D) for These Complete (b FURNITURE & MUSICAL INSTE ‘INSTRUMENTS R QO QO M g—1105-7-9 OLIVE STREET || OUT F I T Ss | This $250 Complete 6-Pc. Bed-Davenport Outfit At the Sensationally Low Price of 149 Table & Lamp Included It's values like this that are making Welch & Company the store for thrifty furniture buyers. Here is a complete high-grade living room outfit at a price considerably less than actual value. Comprises a lux- urious carved-frame velour upholstered Bed-Davenport (that opens into a coil- spring bed), handsome armchair aml wing fireside chair. to match. Superior spring construction—all loose cushions. Included is a charming bridge lamp, or floor lamp with shade and an attractive davenport table, or end table. In the Archangel district ermine $11 for marten and $9 to $10 for | fox, marten and white rabbit were fox, none of which is any indica-| f j ' ae New 0m | plentiful, While squirrels were); tion of the price of a coat in the | Federal Reserve Board Also C m F ecarce. United States. Reports Steady Incomes for recent year, the Federal Reserve} a. Individual Workers. Records SGol Out of | ii “4 O | Board says, in calling attention to) q ° ] f | the almost record volume of secur: | hi Sa 6 | ity issues in the United States. | g Ss e oO | ba Relatively large and steady in-| ] nd U rl ht comes also were received by {ndi- 8 e a p 4 [ ; é | viduals and factory workers, the | | board said, and while the individ-§ makes you the happy owner of any of these wonderful, fully complete room outfits. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, March 18.—Cor- peerate ) a © ee 0 > a) a. am. ; - SO EDD) ED ED ED OED) ED ED EE OED ED |) ED) Ge This , Complete 11- Pe. Dining - Room Outfit At a Price You Cannot Resist—Only All Uprights & $33.75 GIRLS’ $3.00 SHOES High and Jew Shoes in the lot: sizes 8% to 2. ‘lose-out Price concluded, “‘there has been a sus- fuined demand for commodities which has been an important fac- mm tor in the activity of trade and in | justry, and at the same time there lished 55 a ee Oe Cee ee ee a eS Oo we a ee a ee oe a ea ee ek Oe es S86. oe 2 © ®@ SHORT 'LOTS SHORT LOTS : . While They Last While They Last has been a continued — of savings deposits held by the banks 1. _——,. eee / 2, ‘ BUNTINGS ca Ss és ae sae e a - fae aia 44ar ioe 4 ~~ ~) i =) - yf , ‘ ~~ adition under Prot Miatthew - W Nf fo in ” 7 2 B : : —~ If priced according to its actual value, this F Stirling of Berkeley, Cal., which 1 SON | | ~ | . | Dining-Room Out fit would be marked $280, but due to the many buying advantages we enjoy, we are able to offer it for only $179. lias genuine mahogany drawer interiors— boxed-in drawers with center guides—gen- T Ly mm tends to penetrate the unknown 1: torchiere lamps are included. Women’ ’s 89c Knit Union Suits Fine quality with tailored top in various Styles. Sizes $6 to ia ag NR ST : aa ee a a (0) _—-——_—__P_—e —_— = == =e =e =e ae a =e =—P = =D Ee =—— =P =p one =P =P ese =e ae ee eS SS a ee a ee a OHO This $285 Complete 11-Piece Bedroom Outfit St. Louis’ Outstanding Value at 130 natives and two detachments of C |, infantry under a Dutch Captain, will leave Java April 20. The sci- . entists will be accompanied by Dr. Extra Size Underwear at Less Than Cost - 99e “offman. a itch army surgeon MEN S $2.50 RIBBED UNION SUITS | MEN'S $1.59 RIBBED SHIRTS AND Sizes 48 to O4. DR prot aRS—sizee 48, oF 1.25 69c 2 eee ; 52 and 54. Specia! a - car Oe to proceed, even if an accident hap- RED DIAMOND CHAMBRAY” SHIRTS G3¢ | pens to if&sairplane, on which much‘ on a and three helipers.: Measures have heen taken to « nable the expedition een tene The man who desires comfortable fullness should insist é 4 Sis i ee Cie Se: ee Be ee we tw ec ee | dependence is placed for explora- tion work. The Americans and their Dutch collaborators are ex- 54° PONGEE nected to be away from Java about shit months - Special! sale of this ‘$ Og Another bic shipment ' v\ ‘= es ‘ ‘ ] ’ . ° q } rs $1.97 Satin Duchess about 18x20-inch}? *4 . bound and unclad in a park here ei’ ¢ 2 » I i ( : 7 - rr*} e i“ * 3 ea 7 fine, | ¢ } 9c Ginghams cow -aasnee S10 00 Cotton ee. ee ee Note how beautful and massive beayv. gio nye Ms, . and declared. “That’s the man ; Many attractive new checks} Worth on the bolt,| Large 2-pound rolls of fine greys this Bedroom Suite is, then con- sider our low price of $187 and you will instantly realize that this is a value only to be found at Welch & Company. Comprises a bow-end bed, dresser, chifforobe, vanity bench, chatr, rocker, pair of boudoir lamps, coil spring, mat- tress, and ten yards of cretonne. Two-tone walnut with beautifal gold veining and raised overlay panels. ' ’ Rtn —— ; iaddv: ats the an whe ? and p side Lee (0 oot a yard soft white com- La hay, that the ma ho un 32 inches E h fort Batting, . awav with me.” Krohn, who was ‘ . * ” «> at ac Cc size 72x90; recently released from a hospital : - : ane hy ‘ . fe ° ior mental dise@mes, denied having any connection with the case. The fs Sabin child disappeared Tuesday. a aper a gains . When found che told of being choked and otherwise mistreated. Just a Few More Days to. Make Your Selection. A Small oked : oe Deposit W4#! Hold Your Order Until April 1st. Gets University City Health Job. The appointment of:-Dr. Leo F. New Tapestries Beautiful Polychromes et Fitzgerald as Health Commission- For lin ing i dining vr 50 inches Wide. Limte - POOnis and “halls in lught an d Papers that are so “paDY ular dar KR CO Vaiues 9c otk ¢ tor all the best ro ms. Special) c tn ues to 45c. Special er of University City was approved per roll per roll yesterday by the Board of Alder- Duplex Seance Kitchens, Bedrooms mn Halls men there. Thé position pays $125 30 inchea wide, in all colors New Spring patterns in light the sunfast kind for the and dark colors on good b€St rooms. 30c value. heavy stock paper. Vaiues specia! to 20c. Special! 2! and a 7 rol] R , oC NS —_——— a Cl A. L. KITCHEN CABINET 9x12 Axminster Rug $15 valuc! Special Fri- $27 50 tt day and Saturday at...... ° ik Gas Range ae en om a ‘ ocean : SD) ED ED ED ED Da a) GD) ae aa ae) a a. CADE ee ee en a ave ane cement Bacher of Applegate, Cal. She adds, ist a letter: Friday & Saturday Se Felt-Base Floorcovering— hate ° a J) Redes sist ah, aehare rare eer 29¢ “I am sure I prevented an attack of pnew- Spe cial Price Tic Felt-Base Floorce, a 39¢ monia by its use. Closing out at, square yard.... . 7 , SPECIAL SIZES Eiosing out st, square yard. - 19¢ Relieving cold f onty one fa mam ~ / 5 $ : / 5 9x12 Velvet Rug Josing out at. square yar yt for the 4. 4 e ome a ALL COLORS—OIL Boi yiuiiiac sage $9 BD ened health fo Pt meget Sanco : : ones lemme 1.60—Size 38x72 ....79¢c SES? malls “encond Hiton Velvet variously atiicesd—epaned the mor oe of , I riday and Saturday at. . $2.2 ize 42x72 ....89c¢ Rugs—Ox1l2. Closing out at $35 - a ree digrose arty oi $2. 5—Size 45x72 ....98c $50 ‘Seamless Axminster Rugs— $30 os oa ot ee oo she dren of below. ft Full white, gray or bine por- oan az 48x72 ..$1.10 The iene Ruge— es * ee ae We Should Bathe Internally” StuSdily constructed and richly fin- celain Cabinet Gas Range— 9x12 Axminster Rug 9x12 Brussels Rug 2 ee Se aS Shadow Lace Panels; $ 98 inches wide, 244 he Wolff-Wilson Drug Stores yi he ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 18, 1926. a ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH |

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A game ~ 5 MP Sees Bi ae teenager ce “Re sa . = rz ~ 4 , — . 5 = ed os + ee [ ‘ . P—" ‘ a Ee x ? ‘ - pene weet eT ee “ 4 , Fi eg yee 4 277 pape aeiy pce) demain able BP see or et Be eee ee ig . tristan 4) dap ng ge ety A me tire eS we AH et, 8 lar o — » “ howe, ‘ is i > os Z Bae Sasi eresetetes ' , , 7 . ae ‘ 4 , - ai : 4 o cont i . m . sod . a as rae 8-26 gi £ Sc lps Scale aise Aneaie rs REE. eGR a 5 mh Le ae To a - r uae a ie bite Teen pot nay weet, ae ta yh — Ren g math pe a ee ¥ PDE eerie etn Paste gts: Spars: os eA PRE cope 5 WSR Tein A Ge ABs) A at = ae 2 N . ‘ = mei ay Pen ee y P P * Z Me phe 6 = st % _° = 7 ae P. ~ ¥ 3 “ > brats ee - ay cn > i eR cay «4 oe ean eee - 4 A ODA ESS yee eg RR: lie es elles hie ale cee ea gee ew ee « * _ sy gai shashent is. saptitey sth 0. > " : ; sspdipecstthins, EP. reote “Sa Was ‘ ; Meo A ae SIRS eG eRe aos. AeA Bata Pie Woome . . ‘aca + e & Oe aa ae. Se Quart bottie. TOMATOES s 2 : 29° STANDARD MEDIUM CANS 2: 19° > corre Faust Coffee and “The Old Way.” the Blanke Patent Coffee or Tea Pot. The celebrated Faust Coffee ‘ts now put up tn one-pound vacuum packed lithographed cars. been made not alone this wonderful Coffee until [tt reaches your kitchen, lid on our vacuum can, keeps a!! the goodness in the Coffee until every particie of the properly ground Coffco has been used. pleased than cver with PIGGLY WIGGLY PRICES— i Soluble Large Medium . 66¢ Small . through the improved Tea Made in to keep all the Faust «offce. “—”’ Biend This !mprovement has the original goodness in You will be more BLANKE WAYS Us ( ‘A el - a Fa i o orree and Tea Coupon Not The N ew War. U Se Redeemabic the Soluble—and make it gp ig omy macht in the cup. but — SS . 36e ‘N . Va Use This Clear Soap JAP ROSE SOAP To Cleanse Pores Thoroughly, = ims: soap clothes gee rte = Jn 25¢ Genuine fancy . bon Santee hole or ground. Sells reg bs. for WESSON OIL_| A pure, delicious vegetable ofl for shortening, frying, salad dressings, and for enric hing | vegetables. Guaranteed pure, wholesome and | free from adulterations. PIGGLY WIGGLY Qts., Pts., PRICES— 28c Sic ——,!"" “% PRICE . SNOWDRIFT A rich, creamy cooking fat made entirely of pure vegetable oil. biscuits and pastrr, and for frving PIGGLY WIGGLY For making cakes, un 24c JELL-O favorite table det ny pkg». ' i 2 ) Eiatra lar Oranges :.... scaaaine ARTICHOKES Large size. A real treat lewers of fruit. Each es? a LUX mus: rom Zar BSc} 3¢ 10 == he 4 BOHEMIAN HOP-FLAVORED PURITAN MALT The quality Mait “Bohemian” flavor. — Gives purest, ast Look for the Green Label sure. results without botling. Onee you realize it's the strongest richest, most uni form Malt with * satisfactory youu rw 4s in America. Over 6.009.999 cans sold year. D2 Cen Lb. .59c ; \ Patron- } ‘ite the A. G. Storein your De oe ee a neighbor- hood. ial 2, . The A. G. sign saves . pick out your order t can be used for othe pick out your groce phone your order an A. G. grocer owns his you, to see that you | tinued interest in se! continued business. PEAS Valentine Brand Extra Sifted Med. Can 19¢ BLUE & WHITE BRAND. SIFTED ) mea. 3] ¢ We are your We take pho neees SIMPLIFRY CODF In cake ready to fn a 1; Does Not Clog Them Made of Purest ingredients Piggly Wiggly Price Bars Y & 1c yr ™ D IGGLY WIGGLY|D: ae . Removes SPOTS and STAINS. SOLVES IN HOT OR COLD WATER; REMOVES STAINS INSTANTLY. WADDELL’S" REX MINERAL SOAP Cleans from cellar to garret. Sign your name and address below and take to any Piggly Wiggly store and receive a 10c pkg. FREE ‘ FREE—A 10c PACKAGE FREE WOE ck sevasieneid Daie sali Ea eRe ene see . — Sere ie including INK, IODINE. BLOOD, etc. DIs- 4 b SUNSHINE CAKES & CRACKERS KRISP¥ CRACKERS rc. ractase Sunshine Soda Crackers Ade Snail package. SC Sunshine Graham Crackersizc. ‘x: so..5¢ SALMON, I ibby’s: tal] |). a SALMON, Libbey’ 3 31 tal! ean SHRIMP fanev: w © CARS ...... nee OYSTERS, fancy; J-OZ. can SARDINES, Skippe Pure olive ol: can. 2 cans.. TOMATOES, fancy Can: 3 eans PANCAKE FLOUR Mamma’s RED BEANS, {anc Can CHILI ' CON CARN Walker's: 2 cans.. A. G. COFFEE, ou moasted and packed Omar, the wonder f ee ee Se e2#enst 82 @& eer + © Be @ ' 3 Te yryi LA THES PRICES 4 = - |All A. G. Stares carr

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TCH 3 5 | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 18, 1926 _ST Louts POST- DISPATCH _ a9 * — ——————— ee eee ee aa , ~— —— ee — Suuhapesntnapaene co ce Sa en —_—— trict G : - § MAYOR’ $ DOMINATION ee ee gl rc PREDICTS GO0D DRUGGISTS FAVOR SCHOOL TAY | tiation, which, at a meeting yes- of Druggists were urged to vote for unanimously indorsed the the tax and persuade their custom- A J. Hurley to Make Race for gust primary, Retailers’ Meeting Unanimously { pr : aa Justice of Peace. Hurley will seek nomination on Indorse 835-Cent Levy. | P Oposition. |ers to do likewise. IGGLY means that 3 John J. Hurley, Republican City;a platform opposed to the dom- The renewal of the 85-cent'i— j Monmitteeman from the Twen- ination of party affairs by Mayor Ep school tax at the special election and purse are guard. Ward, announced today he Miller. Grassmuck supported the next Tus ade has ei sonsnet of | a ST. LOUIS ; be a candidate for Justice Mayor-actively in the primary last | the St. Louis Retail tiruseetatel As. INSTITUTION th are mighty im- every family these Peace from the Eighth Dis- | year. Qre: LC77 alé in eb | | Attorney Says Suit Will Estab- asain ; vv? r lish Rights of Grandchiidren, ,—— orn ar ee THE CROWDS A Ce the Ultimate Heirs. A : eirs A Raw, Sore Throat 6th and Franklin @ FRIDAY SPECIALS | as a | | y | | | : Bei is (ee: I Li : ‘ ys a “4 . By the Associated Press. ~— sey oo eT 7 eee A: CHICAGO, March 158.—-Some- asters Wen t ouster like thy = : 7: . - te ass, sa | Old-fashioned mustard plaster. Spread oma : ; | Cut from choice corn-fed am WHITING arke thing good in the tamily bickering Smoked of - oo it on with your fingers. It penetrates | : cattle— Lb C Cc ve peigeeicghtae! ‘ae ea esi, to the sore spot with a gentle tingle, | Skinned Whiting se es RIB — : | White wes . Bl C sa 4s L | it ‘ ’ a .o' Oaba Ss J se ESS and Coffee Shop.... nal ee stadia ciate ard mix with other ingredients es Mold into a loaf, pack in greased The opening statement behatlt bread pan and bake in moderate over for 40 minutes. Oranges Extra large thin-skin Florida’s, =) of Warr by Colin C. H. ytte es | ? ) shortening, Dozen... ioe ee eer es a eames tured that former Leiter employe holesome and ; = GALMoN LOAF, fragrant ail steaming! A regular “company” .dish, quickly, easily pre- as trained by the elder Leiter fo: * big business. Re ARTICHOKES Frying Chickens Fyffe read from the will, which : oBe ns oF Seutt — “10c At the lowest price in " 40c | nie content 2a eee ., 4 Q, pared at very little cost, rich with flavory nutri- so el ae Snare canada plainly expressed idea was that a { > fr hn f d Pink SALMON , Seaioty ot tac Ge Salmon ” tious ocean-freshness of canne : irule, and that Warr, after manyj WDRIFT lneoes anon the en Solve your menu problem with canned Pink SALMON . inal trustee, Seymour Morris. served in a hundred tempting ways, or combined with other y cooking fat made entirely ble oll. For making cakes, ry, and for frying. a 24c Warr grew from a highly-trust- ed secretary to the elder Jeiter yuete ‘said, additional duties grad- ou on ave O te Op “a unt il, in 1913 and 1914, when — Leiter was on a tour, Warr for Your Groceries = ~|f 22 * © sm or te = healthful foods at a total cost of perhaps 35c for a really wonderful main dish of the meal! All the delicate natural savor and goodness retained in air-tight tins. Available anywhere at any season—for any | Contest is open to al! ; : Please state whet her recipe has been tried in your own kitchen an « e RM 3 Bars 2 ey F | ae s eTECTVES a D occasion. More real food value than steak or chicken—no part . e e e e ee he tender meat wasted in the sanitary, scientific packing. Insurance Agency Head. in An- | of t 4 p tron- Look | other Machine, Is Charged With \ | Carrying Concealed Weapons. ite the for the 2 Cabell Gray, head of:-an insur- P-FLAVORED A.G hit Bi ance agency in the Pierce Build- PW wiite ing, drove to the Newstead Ave- St ‘ nue .Police Station at &:30 o’clocK cighoes amen | last night and complained to the ’ your eled | desk sergeant that he was being if |} followed by two men in another ® quelity Malt with the neighbor- A, G. i|car and might be compelled to ohemian”™ flavor. hood = ‘shoot them eventually, yy : ET. | Police went outside and a ives sure. satisfactory oni | reste d two men in a ear pointed : - uits without boiling. Cc “ten by Gray. They described them- . 1 2 moe you try it, you'll ~— eve Ives as Jay W. Palmer and ees : ealize it's the strongest, | cy’ | Percy H. Weston, erstwhile chauf- urest, richest, most uni- Cc’ |} feur and salesman, respectively, rm Malt in America. P= i but now private detectives. Thev ve ‘were mysterious as to their mis- ver 6,000,000 cans sold ~ —s . = = In cake ready to fry; 2 cans.......-.--- is : YJ ee hi ° ame ‘ ' : ‘se \ Tat SALMON, Libby's: fancy red; ts : 85 | rom’ naps cere e awaken ees 2 CRACKER — SALMON, Libby's Rosedale ; medium red; : | = Oe ne | ee vena pa Cc | % Be ~~ Ki (Bi) PANCAKE FLOUR | PRRUSH-UPyourhats with or good Salmon Recipes \i , * } . . ‘ 6 on bse she ness aneses ree ee | Energine. A film of soil | : RED BEANS, fancy ; medium soon dulls their loveliness. \VF want Sad out how deliciously YOU can serve canned Pink ° $500.00 FIRST PRIZE : ME Bemba e ces ew ec ceesscccestoncesen | Sit comfortably. Energine SA] MON. Perhaps you know an ORIGINAL SALMON dish that CHILI CON CARNE, |. ibby's or © 25 | will quickly make your would delight ney? = ote w ora or ome earn _ we re be r Second Prize. $ 100.00 ‘ ‘ 4 im the “hing of rood is im an © Wavy mace ne‘ i ii ee . : Walker's: 2 - aad ami th selec oat Cc hats like new. good sinatine The Pacific Coast Pink SALMON packers want 50 unusually Third Prize 40.00 | A. G. COFFEE, our own famous a Energine comes in handy good recipes Even the newest cook has a chance to have ber rec:pes in a Fonrths Prize 20.00 : roasted and packed in St. Louis; Ib....... d Cc cans. Leaves no odor. 35c at new booklet and win a prize Fifth Pr 15.00 , | druganddepartmentstores. — SUGGESTIONS ON CONTEST: tn Prize. QO ¢ Se aoe 20 Prizes, $10 each 200.00 a AFERS?: special. Omar, the wonder flour, sold only by A. G. Grocers. f it els sie gunece i oeid ave 25 Prizes, Seach 125.00 We would like to as w your total cost preparing recipe Sy ) a ae 1 MON vou prefer and send label. AL A.G . , i Kindly indicate brand pink SALMON you prefer and sen 100 Ss 3 a ene Y . Stores carry a full line of Fruits, Vegetables | PN reo st ose an | Cb 0.00 OY ty £ AS, > Smith Building, Seattle Washington and Meats, “The Perfect Dry Cleaner” Wah hich kk sialic hah tables beaded data bh hedtel sash Pee ae nae Packers, 2 iam 528 2 . ee eee ee : THESE PRICES GOOD FROM MARCH 18 70 20. —_" Rn A tyre emeneneenins oN Te TEI HocwmniAY LUVELNIANG ara wrrses ta 71008 CT irae Pree T_ruc oa Tr.

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PAS TLS eet a ee SSOP CE oR Pe a RSE 8 ~~ ~ 08 . a xy: anil eae An, y be “Es peck a BE Gre TP Se a pa 3 eee = > ist ee 79 ro! = cS REAR a ts * x! . en) «ate ‘ ras wg , Sieh ap RP RENT ee ed ne HET RRR iy ea ET a saa a eeprom ae a . ee ee . ‘ay ic te atoll eh 5 sea e 2 ia AE SES Be $ pcap tm oe 2 ¥ 7 ee: 1 *: ably 3 . 3 Bae y ss 9 ” « Pend - > * v a a . - 7 ——— = ” et en ae Pe Nyaa Rg chy. gy ees 3 > 4: i 4 Ee eco a 9 Sue sl LOUIS PUSI- “UISFal CH esis ee SM AMBERT CO. SI ck Mra een Arbuckle Crumrey has been held without bail here to an- swer in cour? next September gharges of first degree murder death of her ssctiuiulisaneien Three Stores 6th 4 Lacas Av. G20 bastion At 14°28 salisbery ™. The Stores of Quality § “°""* °°" ° so husband, Carl Crumroy. a farmer, Chares Offered - : . : teat Ortaher hv poisoning tO” 624 Shares sia SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND ee : Aaa ; 4 Sundicate SATURDAY Mrs. Crurmmroy said her marriage Newly Formed o' ndaicate > ’ * ee) ry i: ¥ " 3 company Was arthorizes a re ? ™ » v3 OH)U UU hares of comm ‘issue 1,900.0 ) shares of 7% al og i esock without par value, ot whi e871 9°50 shares are to be issu ed at or a on tal of $11.- $41.75 a share 742.187.5090 for a 56 per cent inter- ane “a . og est in the stock of the Lambert se From Union Mar i 323-325 DeBAL|VIERE : ~ r>} ~ “rr >) ‘ x nati ra oeae SS ‘ ¥ —_ - + ~ * - al ; T er a ‘ REGULAK 50e POUND seuth of Waterman The Lal | é : swned the stock of the wmamMmoert __ Frida y Specials Halibut Steak, a Borden’s EAGLE ‘o. in its entirety De- Pharmaca: ‘ ; _ 7 ey * } «© Aas »* fore Tne Oa: wiih tre svT A 4 ee TA | ~ ia - hg hal eo tee retains $4 per cent oOo: tHe S.Ocnan ¢ srt Pharmacal (0.. and . T . » 5 a ae ry ) i a aft sii '** also has Jarge holdings in the syn s Sabi. dicate. which retains 90,625 shares : T "wr Ste k, Ib of the new stock. The Lambert CONDENSED o familv’s interest in these shares, CHANEL together with their 44 per cent of c aT. th : a z | oe ee K, per can . Lambert Pharmacal Co. stock, > Oe SKINNED | keeps them in control of the com- WR ITING cen SMELTS; Lb. 26 A ~— apat’ pure, delicious j ema absvlute Soe ¥ aiue. Pound. . « Golden Key Milk, 3 cans. ..... .25¢ Wilsen’s Milk, 3 cans_..........2/¢ Borden's Milk, 3 caps...........27¢ The Lambert holdings of 44 per ‘ent based on the price of the “ * nh , stock marketed todar. amou sue of securities in the new com American | Maid Malt 60c pany a@ market value of approxi- ‘mately $20,874,009. Gerard Lambert, who resides in New York, will be president of the new Lambert Co., amd representa- Krev's smoked Cali - 194 r tives (loldman Sachs & Co — CAN HAMS: Lb. Bond &€ Goodwin. New Yor r 3-ib. can, hop Re ie es Se flavored: a Bost Oxners W os fc e € gears 2 t cog oun bd ¥ af syndicate, nave Puaces on tae product, 100% ; board of directors ocd DKY SALT JOWLS: Joho aiid ahtaaesi rexee m —s Ly Try f+ > a CHEESE SPECIALS “EP cian an : ‘ B k Ch Ib Listerine on a big scale enormous!s renuine 3 : e imported SWISS CHEESE, LB.. 59¢ ri¢ eese. ID. eased S am- Wisconsin Cream (Cheese, ib. 30c er fF i? Lica) mitt we Full Cream Brick Cheese, Ib. 28c Ye es is ? - 7 Se. Old “N. ¥. Cheddar Cheese, Jb... . 38¢ ie : “= 3 Limburger Cheese, tb. ! ..30c ment DY the syn “ale 0 ring a Cheese, Ib. . 45e the stock for sale perted Roquefort Cheese, lb. . 6le ™,. 2 Philadeiphia (ream Cheese, 2 for ?le Sound, Sound. ripe. Pound. Pound he Ompanys advertising I Pimiento Cream Cheese, @ for Vile Listerine has had an unusual rec- Phenix Limburger Cheese, 2 fer 2le = caves o abetneien — Hand | Cheese for Se ing with practically mo expenditure - , : eect] 7 Fancy “PURE LEAF LARD. 1 5 RB Ganon, 5 Lbs. ie YS21. each meouchiy une (10-Lhb. Limit} ¢ weal N S advertising has heer ¢ dur rg Pure Strained Honey, 5-Lb. hat month by an increase in profit Pail a , eae WA Nae a COVE: 20c value a8 erea as aa ertising increase Carry-All Bags .-....-.-..-3e each Oysters £ =. and @ substantial additional pro Market Basket, i — : Se each “Th STO’ > of _ a rtisine ;expenditures is indicated ber «=—lséatihe fact that In 1825 our advertising |? x pen ses were a ath t $ y Se HH f and in 318° ther will exceed $3..- : ff} nh During ths 4 2? irs 1? rears + ~ A nN . s we have spen $4.49( > im ad. Vert? isirT yy" } sen ¥ ¢ wy ——T co anA "al = e The sales January and Febru- € Q , | : ay ._ ee! -o > > ars f this vear showed ¢ nereas $4 fi f¢ > ove - Sarre ™ ¢ vw the las veagr | , . rea2ace , ef 0265.000 ower January ant Wal ruary 924, Was shown 0 Net "eer Fite en wr ara Sat ~~ oo ? taxes were ted? 4 > 2 dabbba years verse 38 ? i> tae ~ 4 7g*% ST °4.54 > *- & nen e * 7 ¢ a2 29 Me =— | ae voz $1,493 ose eo: come =_—— Q4¢0.R9 pape GIVEN FIVE-YEAR SENTENCE & O X E O R D Ss FOR ROBBING BLIND MAN (haries s ae ears ir 5 rier was se we five vears in a Te » ire r 4 t J i¢e Lan iwe r ‘ sis ft a of gullty of 4 W. Murray. a bdiind prepr rofa igar store at 5 North Sixth street he night of Feb. 2 ast J nson adm ed 3 Ae ad ~( Murray of $ a x CHOICE], WOMAN DRIVER WHO ‘STRUCK ron tg ang TWO PERSONS 1S FINED $100 Mrs. Ethel Berner Said Pedestrians Stepped From Behind street r . ’ . ~ Mrs. Ethel Berner of 3113 Sher- Vo ~ in”? a ar > vA TY? ¢ $ r care eas riving er xz Rosecan toda . Te * her ma chine struck Mrs. Florerce Tref fert of 3011 Stdnew stree? n é i rs iugater re i S i Tri 5 a & - i sfreet % 3 e + — ; broxen leg. Mrs rner said 7 ed fr : be aq str - Which snes admit 1 ah Was Yr See them dis- played in eur , COLOR iT NEW WITH imet east show “window. 2000 pairs of men’s classy, good looking Shoes and Ox- “DIAMOND DYES’ fords, also boys’ Oxfords. This season's newest footwear. Made of the finest leathers, some of the best known brands: ki Tan, brown and biack, including biack patent leather. in § > Just Dip in Cold Water this let you'll find more than 20 different styles, ALL - . SIZES 6 TO 11 BUT NOT ALL SIZES OF EACH STYLE... “° or Boil to Dye Every pair guaranteed to be new and perfect in every re- | ~~~ spect. Don't let this genome yy stp-te. On sale to- mAch iv-cent pack morrow, hen choice a pair. $1.39 ave contains direc TIONS §© BIMMe anv Woma nd a2 . 10% . . *~ a . ‘ > soft. deiicate Snaces ‘ or Gye Mich, perma H ment colors .n ‘in. | \y geme, suks, ribbons. rh skirts, Waists. ] Gresses, coats, st ek ADuy GCRaOPs “TORE wins “sor etias BS TOD & Washinzton Ber Diamond Dove — ae. he kind—and teil rour eT the Mmatrra!) Ton g@ratching. Other witnesses said at the curb when struck. Mrs. | mother and daughter were almosti Berner appealed. “4 ~ +3 she came here from Cincinnal sii : . — «,) .. - . . 2 4 ie ‘ ss C Some years before. she declared ~ new organ!- her former husband. whose name The Lamoer co. & : } = ' aa : 4 . _ ‘ syrT 7 vers ro) . Peel aa & 4 s a i in Spring- composed of @ 5? was Arbuckle. had died in Sprim&é- | zation sp ee ased 56 per " - 2 eh 2 - 7» 2 ot Ge ee | a A sy ; | \irs. he . 4 r ,* ay. ' — ‘wsrin co. : . stom en Sek: Lskid ‘ hae three children living in SPriné- ent of the SMOcs > . P ° , 9 ~ = 3 Repel @) ince é Fiat? Wrs (“rum ro. denied any Pharmaca, O., \Vuay & ae i 3 mss é : = . g - . TY . ° — — -_ + hk ah 2 4 eharesc Ot t _- ¢ OT) = anannamrtiar “ith Cr v's gea - hat the 190. 624 Sna - : ai & ” . a Po | “ NT? wh , $F areacg FTrOG L¥ Lo Bes « b *%: © "i mon stecx oreres ; : otic enw he ith te had been oversuoscmece wiltnrid rad been _ 7 . — i. + is han ‘ ¢ . eo = mit utes at ’ ay ea wr x8 w - pened. FREE ‘ $3 00 Worth of 99.132,811 This together with the; : Eagie Stamps $11,742,187.50 value plaeed on the Witt EVEBY CAN OF mtionte’s holdin gives te te! THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH Ie, 1926. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH OW Are You Going to Cook Your Dinner ? Tomorrow Are you going to keep your whole stove busy trying to ‘prepare an enjoyable dinner? Or are you going t to be one of | those thousands of happy housewives . | who now do their cooking with a at al {Come out Jof the kitchen Leave the cooking to ili Pane Sos See This Wonderful Cooker Now instance, Heinz Cooked I | ance ad ince pur Gh Ole ts enemietend ccs aa S 7 R eady for your _and improves your cooking. table. Hernz-made, dry spaghetu, Heinz Tomato Sauce, a special cheese. All combined according to Cooker Shop | 2 ¢ recipe of 2 famous Ital- 320 NORTH EIGHTH STREET | Pecnenger Agana ian chef and cooked in the : nee: sunny Heinz kitchens in. the careful Heinz way. jolts, noj on the Wabash ‘ _ ‘ner Blue 2 Ese cooks 2 whole meal—meat, vege itables and dessert—in thirty minutes, wad d -all on one burner over a small flame. Ham. “pot roast or corned beef done in 40 mtin- utes; potatoes in 10 minutes—all cooked at the same time, yet no mixed flavors. ere ADVERTISEMENT Guarantees His Prescription To End Rheumatic Pains | ..-= * _emm be feund through = Wants. Phere your order a And Twinges--Or Money Back === -==-==== : Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits! ous results have been aceemplished | y Are Dissolved and the Rheu- in the most severe cases where the Your Local Dealer fer matic Poison Starts to Leave the suffering and agony was intense and s System Within Twenty-four piteous and where the patient was “4 Hours. helpless. =" —. sain es =e i W ott Wilson Drug ( >, TR and Allemrhu relieves at once Immediately Storage Batteries 6 Vteee Gee wer after rou start to take it the good work St., and every druggist In this COUN- begins. It searches out the uric acid de | iN. P. Winters 2 ty 3s authorized to say to every posits, dissolves the secretions and drives; ge, a0 Big Bend Rd.. rheumatic sufferer that if ALLEN- rheumatic poison out of the body through | | WEbster 1576 RHU, the sure conqueror of rheuma- the ladneys and bowels : Mr. James H. com, of 26 Forbes St.. tism, does not stop the agony reduce Rochester. N. Y¥.. the discoverer of AlL- | > . Other raricies — swollen 1ol1nts an ? an AWAY With LENRET. who for many rears suffered | HEINZ TOMATO KETCHUP . [IEINZ VINE even the slightest twinge of rheu- fies “Gi eutterers 1 how ae Be al MAI O j . I GARS Be es : on ccminteds Stel $F WW} ison Drug on “th and matic palin, 260 Wii giadc:' return - : : Washington ave.. and Grand and Olive sts... =~ HEINZ BAKED BEANS - HEINZ CREAM SOUPS vour money without comment. toa’ druceisis everywhere to guarantee i as| - | ree e ENRH has been tried and #avore in evel-y tance. If vou live out | DISTRIBUTOR ef town ask Prom to send you full par- Re 31 #r al ew e f 4 ~ ‘ , = \ y * cf _ f & THE RSHDAY EVENING -ALARCH 1e@ #10°0¢ cringing DACT.FicpaTriu

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DISPATCH ; g to r 9 @ @ trying to be one of : y at our fuel bills ~ ro ’ complished is where the intense and | patient was | Immediately | he good work B uric acid de- one and crives body through CHICAGEé oe ane _ STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ ee — means comfort —no jolts, no jars—ang assures a Pleasant trip 4 on the Wabash “Ban. | ner Blue Limited” ¢g | PI AE LEN I IES NS tg tin Page PA The fast 6 + hour afternoos train with the world'’sa,. | est equipment. Other ae, vice at convenient hours, Leaves St.Louis | §| Union Stetion ..13:20neeq | § box Ave..12:28 ' x im ted |) .: ASmooth Traq PILES | Must iis Swelling. The first application NN brings Great Relief. : Stops Itching Instantly and , Quickly Relieves Irritation | Zemo, the Clean Antiseptic, e tests in cases of long standing have proved that PAZO Liquid, Just What You Need. OINTM _ Letters urging continued = ap- { propriations for the maintenance | of the Psychiatric Clinic and Mu- nicipal Lodging House have been | | sent by the Big Sisters of St. Louis | to the members of the Board of' Estynate and Apportionment and thé Public Welrare Committee of the Board of Aldermen. The Big Sisters organization argues that the Clinic is invaluable in the handling of iuvenile de- ‘linquency cases and asks that an appropriation of $16,714 requested | by Director of Public Welfare Salisbury, fer its maintenance, be approved. They ask that the Lodg- ing House be not only continued but “moved to more comfortable quarters, ENT | FOR Pi ES | — ——— ADVERTISEMENT FOR SKIN TORTURES can be #@epended upon with absolute certainty to Stop | Don’t worry about Eezema or other any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles. on roaonet aad Physicians and Druggists in United States|) 7.1. generally removes Pimples, skin troubles. You can have a clear, healthy skin by using Zemo. Blackheads, Blotches, Eczema and PAZO OINTMENT in tubes with Pile Pipe Attachment, 76e | Bigvorm and makes the skin.clear in tin boxes, 60c. The circular enclosed with each tube end and healthy. Zemo is a clean, pene- contains facts about Piles which everybody should know. PARIS MEDICINE CO., Beaumont and Pine Streets, St. Louis, Mo. i trating, antiseptic liquid, that does not show and may be applied day or night. Ask vour druggist for a smali size 60¢ or large bottle $1.00. ca Wabash Ticket Offices— Broadway and Locust ang | Union Station - - « orask | F.L. McNally, Division # Passenger Agent, 1450 Rail. way Exch. (MAin 4986), ee ee , Capable help for your home office, your store or your ean be found through Post-Di wants. Phone your order or tt with your mearest druggist. — ee Your Local Dealer for Exide Storage Batteries N. P. Winters Electric ¢ f 644-52 Big Bend Rd., Webster G WEbster 1576 WEbster & 26 Forbes §St.. bverer of AL- years euffered matism, de- that he has | Co.. Tth and | and live sts. uaranter it as you live out you full par- ing ce. Exide DISTRIBUTOR OWEN BATTERY CQ 3339 LOCUST BL. FRemont 1893 There for every car, some costing more than this and some costing even less. © $16.50 for a 13-plate Exide. eer —— ee -—— ~ ee — Saeco e Ss rrr eet adhd t C0 OE ian Ee speceeegae ",, ZZ i ! : — The Overwhelming Supremacy of the ~ Post-Dispatch in Home-Finding and Selling Service ; The strongest evidence of the people's choice of newspapers is shown in the comparison of separate advertisements printed. During 1925 the Post-Dispatch carried 179,- 733 Real Estate and Farm Ads—40,221 more than the THREE other St. Louis news papers COMBINED. This far greater number of Home offers for readers, with the far greater number of St. Louis readers reached through the Post-Dis- patch, is positive proof that the Post-Dispatch is the ONE BIG, universally recognized Real Estate medium of St. Louis. the Lb ca Yy,

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THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 18, 1926. STL LOUIS POS:-C-SPATC?' BROWNS’ BATTING AND PITCHING WEAK IN GAMES WITH a BRAD oummatenentt ae —— — - = a a - eT nt ed gl tt Grimes, Vance and McGraw — Sinashes 60- i Mdle Record : Cards to Play ‘Three Basket Players Selected 38 Boxers ¥ Hold Sis] ermen to 4 Hit s: . ae ee Houston Teday Unanimous l: for A I)- S tar Team Try for ; And Tomorrow a a In Titl St. Louis Hurlers Pounded ~ 2 central Places Two Men on M ythical Squad, With Soldan, | |Hornsby’s Squad Showing Ef- e jaan q = : Two Out-of-Town, ae i P2910 ™ f bar ce a" 141 aq . iT in! e Sit] i 2 | > Pera Si, i fects of Bad Weeather- —_ De tublii ws BAS qQiits Cle Ciand Ju inns On Position Each Compete in Ww. A : shes Second, W ee a Bagenbagg Sets pes: Cnet E Bore s> BEY n:, _ Oe ee ee i Oh a MN te ahh all a wy, ani pete es aa } Namie tT cf 7 ot lez - ‘ar ry =}, fac it a “4 lle 3 . ~ on pe. tee rr 4 ; } ~~ y ; +? 7 i me tela ,c | t DiVOnt 1) lean, Though iis R Usici Inciuges Nunieri is. _danui 4 Two Pitchers iL of Uerine, (_ameron anu Christiansen Named by All Coacnes Champic > ator in Third Loo GS » q 4 (Mieke dates for the Altenheim, Is Much Further Ajd- } SS : 4% eae , ; 4 - ie a © B ie. . ~ 4 , Seon 7? a - ° oa ° Ss. t; aS tor cr pre ° t in = ta vanced Than St. Louis Team. : By William J. McGoogan. fhe championship Centra! tive placed two players om the The largest and « NURMI NEVER 2 se .* pe . *? 2 Vi¢ PR OGRA Nake sie ets, {a ss RR AM : Doel geen : 7 ag ? Tiiarn © PL LOLOL al ate ~ et? Ved ee L.OnizZ nt. Neariv Ail ihe Coacnes were POLL LE LLP Ll 4 Pe > ; > a * as .* as . . } ,. . $ } ‘ — on i | “ on fa ee a : : [ - ra aa 7 Pm aq | I ra Li tCliic ~ i ae > " * pr: + . > ~~ _ nw a“ ? } al oy & . ° iC eG iid ‘ w4usehis iD arreecd upon the first guint. “spucr- ll St * Lj o€ i€atherwej : All-Star i aiated Prear. velght divisions am and the CEW ORL EANS, L. ao Rhem, Sothoror Malls. | ine Cameron and Christiansen B k b 1Q tet 3 : ee . oe o 7. fea asket al uinte all divisions se oe rare St a SRR Ey ad: “We really hbaven't a complaint we DL - . —_~ |} rma rt " =. nizinger ang ; . i 3 | = Reinnart, mec, ERUtE ae aieg a““igere chosen unanimousiyvy [fo DpOo- will b h - b io make, for outside ct windy and, ’ ; ; Viiller “oatehere ©’ F arre!}! Vick | Ce er ee a 6b C h oe pee: , er colts domin Pa Wats agg — ‘““ Butler, Dodgers 4 Miller: Catchers O'Farrell, Vick {0 wie elected by Coaches «iz: -Western colts s if 4 . b | & ‘ 4 : Bi 75 re Bia If | 33 i‘ ms, ee e 2 i W {.i:ts © oni* = - =e ; ¥ iS rather chill weather we have no Hi - P +. d R ki ana 4 UU leu Ss AGES, | : P og ee ——_ : (a ning of the fifth Lou ‘J ce € por sse * ee "33fhit OT 7 Hot ? ta ois, Sia le ¥receDe eco 4GiT .V-€ji gent OO ; are a — z grounds The tnen are in splendid ig = Ti oo ie, . NJ] Uuei f . Hea a De iu { Riis od Ro ” isa on e v Ot VW adie h wae excep First Five. Pos. s nd Five. ~~ e xPrs {ferson Park he 5 ger; Infielders Bottom -y, Horns-/tion of Forrest Willits, all the Spuering (B)...F..M. Hosler «c> dates for laurels - The heavie at Jefferson. " ) Christinausen (S)F........Hili «BR» Fy Was attracted nD the “Que . when | ee 4 Bradley, RRR RS o “ 3 ~ 7 ‘ . a 4 shape for the most part, although Goes to Hospitat by.. Thevenow, Bell and Flowers. on aval aa Fe NA members on the All-Star five hi ve c > : i aad ke . a Last 244726 as Set = Ameren ic ae Se Ens BR} 7 (rin ¢ = ‘ . ‘ veigaut and lightweighe cage won from his Idk taal a few of our pitchers have sore Ageocigtad [ass ; ind Coaches Killefer and Williams “ - 24 ° — : ; ha VNEVW 4 , RK VW rob Tek % Po is ee ge* re’ * ears of service. 4 Muszreve a4). -G.. .Sanuselle ‘R) tior x. ne con? , arms. The team wil! come aiong care , BUT re — t s hoped that t! rain. which -- 4 63 ae ake ae Ho Willits (C).....G....Harmeti «(C) re “table mate Boot -to- , " > . -. , & : > ' hd 4 . hig? tad ° ~ i + i] OT Ma Lie LiTst ive at tr) 27 = corm ne:e iw “~ r + anion soon,” the Browns’ leader acdced. oe Pe : ~ . has played such havoc with Horns. |! Al . on . Gxmaces (B)—Beaumont. (5S) — Soldan, ‘Th sate each of ecord time of 1:51 1-5 . rice ae) if 7 - , err eq A- « }. ISZTo ™ ni bar”. mer ig + ‘ * « * a ‘ { | i* SP 4 . ce naa pen _ on t . jf iced Ie ig e& ‘ HSE : — srninine ¢r ins en c —. e wes - ‘ = ~ a , . \gagor r gay . eh Tan" ' i ae by rat "a: : 5 a month fore we _ Our open- has been ordered to the Jovns wo Vitebers Ailme nseuaaresT ape a u.oren Fruit, as a gecond off the tra 7 7 " a . ’ . -* pe : ° ‘ i . i Se x = * i ? . e+ —" ~ ‘ . ° ~~ . 7 s aa > > » 42 i » : os i. 4 Hopkins f? wnt: - fimnnorec ‘ = » + or T Or r start nN 2e Seae be so fewest Bg € r Ol € £oO : i a CA i at . 7 7 a er. ‘ + - a2 bus daa C ‘ } P ats a im S ‘eg 4 er \ a & - “ire + a { ; i ‘ ae ae ee ‘alii , a — ~* os Tin i = ¢ ai ‘ ; t . . ” ‘ - Nu . * weather and resultant lieness. } ¥'V*‘*44++6 ost Of the Ofrensive tor, a parer Of Buch exctient Caliber | Way bantam star. is ft Lancaster and Nurmi, ing at hfs best. tle has heer ever since his pee > en ste nitcher. |! Soldan five. One of the coaches | There was little cout about i ner in tage ye a ia Tree Stable entry, We . , : ' ' i r = . S &« , : es se pag ty: var ie samara op: . i 'ear’s Our ‘ ’ far TT 4 * ‘ +] 7 ry? ey , + 4 : ; ‘ ; ; 7 +? ~ * oo | . ae » Da *, ° ott fy io Supporters Of Le 'e8 eugt! irrival at ® iraining site, al- ; . h bit = = a sll . , = . " . =e —— . } wick, « fh a _— Th t b atis! ctorv, In both .* ee ee ee ee hn itn ct . * 4 , ‘ + ~ r { ‘ 4 mals '* eo + es f ). he (,reen ot been & ra stephen ~ “~ ~ 7 Sher aisc has)! 2 $ Value a8 an assec. to tne; pionship by most of the rp ch ampion of four years . - and $-.4 ta tin z and p! tcbing th e moagers nDAve nad a fourt Bf ee. owt - r, arn 5) rn eRe e cain =o P ~ eo 7 schools remte? Came ron rep —_ ted ¢ - entry paid $5 tod show appeared 9 he ~ +: rth ae 4 ; . = & - " ~ «A ar: ** ( , | — we . = i MA st ee ; = aa ww 4m Wat Lee Gaiias* wg | + OQ: mong th candida! e ‘= in the § tt * a, 7, + /o? a ot om ~“*’* =e f+, + ’ ; | ; a eo a oe plaining of sore arms an ecles his was. Willits’ first’ season as;duty after the first few pesiatnen cans class. aise. ! vanced than the Browns. > oe ae -— We had that .nfield.’ 2 % ieee Us (2 i. ae ae - S e si} - ne the sketeer and much credit ‘gam Th tne We? Bagenbage ~~ a? 4 oo 2 op? . % . — : > ~ : 3 ; : ae , =. luny Pirroue. Zher > sa oF : __ - ; ' ial ni ape em - sien ' Right back at him Came this: ee 2 e.g pine Ore . IEEE men sitting aroun 1 the ote! aleh v In ; oO uron lve é | cn ,* irroacus e Ler. ’ - a mad ego ortega gous ‘to WoOrT ys. ee - 1‘? nermit them ‘+o get 2 a In . °| ostway A. C.: Ray Palmer, ‘ and Navigator, loaded right field tence for nome run “I7TIICkK WERNER cid de aes ; rogram — ee : — _— ead ‘. sok bga + | Butler, Brookivn'’s $106 fn T a es . reise and Work UP &nN app: ace , eA aS ICRE a pounds, got away in . , sd "7 y* 7 tia k e > iin L tT) Ss bide or. se Fin aie sai ie , ‘ ao one, , ¥ : Z 26 ‘ ’ : ee ee cle, but | “Pica Lilinois University track star, who a —_¢ Idle Hour colt chased 1. " : | m owned Navigator for tl > i a . on - fh) : . - ; —~i@dwds Si ec a new : =a Se a ee je + te ae . ? Re N ; Sito . es . isin, ‘ - = ba J . P , > « ' ' a Tye ‘ t } i | ‘ s* hb orrie ter - even against the sor@-armed Nic- lieider. was Shipped : (0 Johns Hopr- j WoOTiac mar +h a BR, or Tan meat Ce Faas ; dt 0 j creations eo. 2 Get 3052 oben ¥! song a ’ nay van ae - was ee o oO t . .) “OPT. , awd . se oe j = . ; sit ~ Tower y —s ry 4. bri hie) f Re d * se Total—Detroit Pair First 6 0028 )-2it5, « RA aoe a a ~ > Graw who walked elght Bron iailtoes ‘kins Hospital at Baltimore today °-9 recentiv Hic onan was ‘o7.¢ ne C cal Christenson of th 4 oe ie aa ~ - « . = Aas ¥ « = aS LiTmneé eas ' ~ J @ & * é £624 & 24.9 P Va ey . aap sakes —: _— Aan? r) 3 5. Tr . is F the route before ove » . . | ws “— ~~ >. , 7 " Va three innings four of them in | find JUSt what is v rong with him N si A > tole ote mie weet we «as “ sen Bs “7% aasbra ‘>, P ~ - + sat ; as a a4 " . CWa4rek é . =. 4 ~ & wh ‘ a he = he ‘ ecore Va oi * * . aati . beim ik i DLEW : eng hs ae " i r+ P. oe ~~ a ie) > ; : ° one f = ~ ¥ S* i ; . 2 x re ; - =— > ? a ~ Four hits were all th wns), “iRST RACE. S200, S-vear-olls. fO'7 yes. 6 ~—— Meenas ae : 3 oe a NR oe ae ony | ss Men's A. C: & ae an ) 7 i u e Bro 1S | turionge—Hoynl Rally 216 (Diuea!. $5.60 ae a PUseees. we “OAL! ; 0 gome trucks there and on'v the! Which 11 teams are entered, Will jar predicting new records in twoj/- ray A. TICE latter from the show ] made curing nine innings and if | $2.10, $2.10 fret: Sol 116 (Regnnowssil. and 2~.5 ~ + r gomcey PY ies 7 ; HRN RS NES ee ; fnins es . LJ' HEAVYWE! ; : 2 had ot ber for 11 v lk th tou... 2° 30. second: Yronda 103 Arm. P LY S\3 4 “~ } ' . oP " Dit i@~rs a3 ; ¢2 : = ¢ wid ‘Gheattar e the feature event of the West- | r more of the four departrients warn ‘man. Sherman Par k « Be GC lider Vac pulled t on n “Nn asKS ney s e} 82° °»* ? 75s wan : Resgle iA Mm er \i4en 4% ' - . ’ ~; - Es + - Sg . —s - Rate = ; m = | a v WEIGHT CLASS—Jown .) fo] trong ao. t l e 48 es&.e nee , ] : or er ra) ° a dla a — n : i. ait ail lowed in ord a ee ee eS perm A. A. LC. indoor track Me€€t/ before the tempin classic closes on o Broadway A. CG: Dota | OO . S)} nan Park Cc, C oe aster Smiling Gus, ; ' ~ | S Ty : S. . | ; 4 oe oe De ; | latterwmen Work. | s | |. Hackm wer & e. a ‘ , : = } i e.: rs iV race pe cr ~ tt Peet lon 3 > 2 _ = % cee e : ~ : , ; : © hor tie -ore | sé MUU wiv Trace, i are occurring daily. and cffi owe | Le a VAT Cl ASS — Pra ae 7 m- distance seg z would not have had more than iM... Dick and M unt Eazie also ran land , : 2 rr a half and ’ “pee ~@ si A — . 1 7% * ‘ > re | r ~ "£ ‘ nf ? a " . *. , —e ' saturda izht at the Coliseum. | Apru 6. two of their total! of five runs, The; SECOND RACE, $1200, elsim'ng. $ | : ick. 3 1 / ieiiceeace ; ‘ LEE EE : | + and Nu t fn 3 . . a, "| Setel dining room was incrensed | | Emc, Searecket . , ' es i Fearolds and tp, five and ea that f ~— final score for Brookirn wa 0 | ane « | Fea : LD | : EPI ts eine: Sy A pe , : iyn fe ] longe—H un Conewey 105 (Dillea). $V... ; — H * te cog e>0 ; i | . oP —e” — , "y army afficere 9_9 (2 Orly Higa school atuietes pave en Yesterday saw a new pair at the! nieht+ caw ra P Nurmi? winner of +t. and Liev lvafed for the last halg of rs 7O and $2. 50, firs! . “pats 115 (Cohe! . ea «: m » ‘ nF» ' os : ng ae eee a ee andl — 4 9 fer ; ‘ Sreort ‘ w ‘ a © hd bbb de ‘ ne ~g — . ; ‘ ; . ’ rer ‘ "hese } i Irnshby (Pred ii r wsie@ VVeV al t ( 7 t ae a len Ff +h ewe A = gtix«-t .* attaw | taco re ant anil _ Se mr, tear nd the gurne. | $5.10 and $3.70, second; Black Ange 9) poe wen «° ) : e | 103i gS : " , top of the two-man diviseon, xellar;'eam of Port Huron, vew Orleans Handicap, —_ hi . oe . T $e‘ lo . : : Tt i *, ' ‘ t} : ‘ Se oem - +9 © tralian Soa pliw + + . i . Za tina a : : (Walker), $2.00, third. Time, 1:07. Little! poy 7), mene os | ' : ) : e is ide ie &80-yard run and 18 for tbhejand Bieriin, z Detroit entry, that!to the top of the fiv ‘ cts of his long ride . rat any time and ir given & :lte |collected a 1284 score, and iasti205%. which erded here Tue Sore Arnis and Rase Hits. Blase, Lard Ailen, Mitsi MeGee, Seven! ;.5. Ries , : Troe - vr) ; The Dodgers didn’t have 1to/S*ty. Tom Scott and Mike also ran. Bear Grass : “La ) niu ey would see| =m Jump em THIRD RACE. $1200, clasming, wut: Rien oe aa, a a i . wane ent Washington University and Me-'| and was never a com carried top weight of rh rrv, ™ on & . naar Gaston was fairly good, |... Soend-Oidn at ton, vix Serlunge—De}- | * 0. sa pe the Dodgers to two runsifri 106 ‘(boganowek: $20.04. oie ghee : ' } ms > ' - ' Pt and « t- li@2hts inet ? j}KRendree College will fight it out ' , the entries ¢€ S10.30. first: branes ja SY (Cheathar) | cre ' OR Sa ' , | . . gj 1s OF Le ~ , nd three hits, one of them Stan- $6.2 1) $5.00 second: Up and At ‘2m 1 | * : “a N ™ ive : ' ad weairner LInvues aftePiin the eollege relay rate Sixteen ¢ : P eligible for . 2 e-. 4 ; 4.) » : ge 04 22 «i S £1.06 2 % ‘ 2A e440 444445 & Wide tuck | erby. to be run . “ 4 , ities = Lad r b ead we : niit¢ ) 1 ‘ . ei . , = +. . ‘ . . , id ss ie ~ ve ies ‘ » ie + _ > Wy he ~r-¢ a” ot + * 7 ~ ‘ be . ( om Mons. Fer, ram t, Mndientt and | ,., hee: Tien : 3 LO ix 3 for the shot putt and six for the ili Downs. Louisville. « gilder, whose. arm is not yet froe| Mountain Side also ran, SixerTn | are 4 r. mile . walk The Wagner and Ti as a larger © * ,? 4 4 ; ve “~ 7 . ” ese - = gas: : . rs 5 > pape . 82 ” here Ww , ‘* frorn kinks, was not there, while CS Beet Te. S. a | Seti, -s ‘= . President S oo M- | Larned Carter squads will compete Fj ; ; Yeare. t. ? : , » an , . i =~ & . i as pe . > > t > - a « = . - ¢ > 9 ‘ ‘ x they performed better than words:} Firrd RACH, $1500, handicap, Brean ne ue R : | : . ontes ister SiS'yard dash and six for the high 16 TO 1 AFTER > > “ ] 3 Tics . "o¢) *. ato a re) ee teas ’ 5 | y t : ss : I+ . 4 . ‘ ' 4 Ps P é i, . + * > —— = } PITCHEK. In. | H. Bb. So. prmeag = zi. b> ;' So: i" Chane . ms i. ' , wien , dis mn e of Ww 1, Miss Maguire Special to the Poet Dispatch. if > : a , > J . «* et at ~~ St? mt i ~ S: See r b ae) “« ~, ; ‘ . ° - 5 4 ; t ijuana. ‘ a it er ‘ abou 250 i s were eiashed after the oseese - : pas : — . ryt TB I I GAMES Cxe cnet about oo ei ries } » - i Vangikicr b 4 & r > a | SIATH RFA‘ BE. Sloe rg itr : ‘ . L ce : PLAY FOO A 4 A a na sea ee : The en vard Fa ern eolt's sensat _ ' sie i olds @nd upward. ome mile and ¢t! .ards— rip x Ayo MeL eceived. ,- owe th Tou ana Derby. » » . as . i? , ee y' » . ~ ; i $4 . : . 7 t > nee : : P . : ae 4 ‘ 47 . ouis Wingard .. . 2 SS 9} Seartave LUT (Dillea). $5.30, $8.40. 3296). | de wraroie — z | . S - AT SPORTSMAN’S PARK open event bas drawn 19 starters, | -unning of Wednesday's The Brooklyn club started train- | es ay Seen ee oe einer, | eee. Ss os. S740. 4 : | : oo | sy & i im fi ‘ : one of those queer freaks that hap-/| Brown Leaf &! ‘Hebert’. $7. $o.lu 1 SPCON \ = , oF ri e 7} ines 6 Tic: si Sen. a ‘ roa ; fies? 1 FaEt cs 1 Ye ila “4 zt ‘ @ « 4 : . sth - . - z - P a te oo pen every training season, the | Mss co ccomnd: Menenter 1!titsuckes, | jer ie and ; Handian‘’s | at for the 220. | BASKET CHAMPIO . i a te econ pyres Let i 4 a . ” ; . . - 7 S ‘ a sens . Browns, with e ,ery reason t®@ be | Si.4() third. Tim: L°45. Liregiita . Si4 . - p 4 ‘ C Moellinger 4 e German WIN IN FIRSI cr wr ri ae ; . : sport Club is one of 13 starters PRP. the Associated Prem advanced, are backward in finding Yak! ms. ivh 1 | : a cre; $20.60 4 4 ht 1 ast CiBis: saciid wi cs pia their pitching and hitting for m2, 5 segecys oe ee ee ee ee . vis! - po, aailagee astilbin ove ance, | ¢ 800-yard race and will also while the Dodgers with many, pen Red Planet als : ore At Havana nian one seelehie he tude with | ee ee eee many old men to nurse? are right; _ Tampa Scrate hes. - . genesis ar er z | Geral } Murchison, younger brother “in the pink.” Today the Brook. | incl Sat PP pac ay va fm - ~ Tijuana Scraiches . lip ' os SSPE a RL ites Sa eee ep Rep . Loren ~ ireh Wi} start } . | , ‘ithe 50-yard event, as will also Car! iyn Pitchers have five regulars able —Bucko Princess : " ta ‘se ‘ r’¢ . ty | _ 3 e wis gs s : — 7 | a a : — = . natural “Why?” it just happened | Svectal to the Post Dispatch. pa. Se : : faved the mart i re z : D Chi am ~ n 2 ; . ’ ay a tine = es = . ; \ 2 Tt? ey ‘ P 7-5, {Tuesday} a sy r : ever of —_ c o « * be ; ?% > ‘e ball which begs ‘ ¥ I 7 . oie =— » _ BS. Mies } . PIRST RACK, StU, claiming, J . =m : y { : t : a ‘Omnter eh g Oo . hh ore ig erhn ; - 4 'Y ‘ ‘or the Nattonal Cat ©. (he men ven , s . bI . am! up e6ix furlonge—Tveainie Miu b Fons mea ing “ ~ : T Bo Amotte Injured. Aller i tS tr if > *4 2. l tus ad. . tw | and : a *) a ‘ . " : ° ; . on * ’ : ie . . ; h - h d d ° 2% | Starwo (Murphy). 2 to %. 1 to 4 eerond; | Gea. Leve so) ° BH acim =A c's @ against a oig field. ree uncre ni hts on way the Another GiIscouruging happen Nes : Arepeden is. Ryrni*. ew~en, tind. Pim, TL uses ae sae “ ' 8 Broad “7? and pte: of = age ; , . : , e tewmlit be, came es [> seot ee } i Tp. 5 ‘s "de : ” ’ . 7 - - = * ° ea “ ch : of yesterday was the injurv to No! lilt Aatrorte. salarusa, Michard .. | Bobbie Sha ..f12 Helene ] ) : ee rt Manager Savs the run has just Started ' : “t Con a . ; “'rinue ani when the two surviviz Lamotte. Today Lamotte’s left ere 's closed and a bruise as large as “ staal! Orange decorates his eheek | bone, the result of a bad hop taken | er Mew oon o~atl av for the champ Che Creole. anaee (aca rianh Ainina a .- ‘eh . - lawea. Anna 3M. Duughierty and S'ier; Modgna .. . ° oS oe pe, ERs gg : n : ( Blaci , . seis i il , a eameiaee And I’m Supporung a famous actor in his irdinal Mundelein 1 SECON D RAC “> 6680 clalminc. ?:vear } Secon “ rr a Ti ee oer eee : 110} 2 : 3 ! big scene in the third act! ode and upward. six furiongs— Kidnap ) Play the Percentage | He used to smoke nothing but big, blaé 7. : ik w fl 7 & ; > f J Fo) — ote ‘Ranks 4 ea ro % hv a ground ball in the fourth in- (Wiliams). 1-2 third. Time. 1:12. | Frank . | : 0 ning. Lamotte ww as al? sf ‘or en rn m™ re ti te Mane Roran. Taeter ’ aeht. R ree Mo , ; . : ‘Herbier Cotden Wines. Por. Han: Hs : ' a y 7 y easy chance when the ball, on i's e:d New Rivel. Jim Stewart a!lso Tan aly Sp _ 7 ; ane . , +34 Havana cigars. So thev said T couldn’ C plea: ast bounce, caromed off a clod and| TUWIRD RACH. SBOO, claimine. Baar | ea’ , oh rs him. sruck him full force in the face, |" .7 Ue" se. eS oo. ‘ = x tg ' : . 7 Pa . .? .. “en. & j ; a ~ ee . He likes “em rich and heavy,” they tal ' feliivey bima. Tre physician atten d-| ii Queen fAllen) Tmo 3 3 serand _ ez | Fou Cpu witenees : i . ‘ ) ag him said no bones appex) 1 10] (oxa” gk 3 MOI. Time TGS Fate | onde mmc un “wee mlonge eck gre al Dont pick a shoe store just ong : ie broken but that his eve wv:i'jj;! ee ae a a ae | Dr, Cardenas |.) 1 _ 3 Saat he : x becaus 17 h d Y me. He 1] sconm the idea that a cigar can be Of inttie use for several =, eaaann, deed dean ga _ ty 7 5) guay ~-egdae ita “a ;, tJ . ' ’ .- f “2 E e ; nad ner th eps te tn eat Bhgdne ghd grechale | Sand “Seroj geist h ras | eis Nanay. Lou may mild vet fragrantly full-bodied. ee aie ~-i m. Ttret: Rapid Day (Morton i Wandican Hime ; anti isis ? : ve - | deta: | wencican. ee walk alittle farther for Swope’s But after my first try-out, I had him we several real “pinches” caused Sis- j 1-4, seo “iades ‘Pernia). — . Tf most — eae re 9 | Sime 2 1s Libero, Theoden, Knet Grasse, | Rundari . . ; is ‘ IOEL Wi _ OC CIBNN AM tncie Abe dia Drew, Pormce aigo Tan. | Tex ig ? Sh b - EE SR vee waa] eres vaca eae eee iinet eae ad . — | ces—but they'll walk alot | completely. “This is worth an encore,” he dec rae Tes — : z ‘ ; ee . = ar Ps ee mses Tilled, buf iittic came of it. In ; %* andi at : = "aa: ain siege “ eager tah 4 ve ee . . e Sven, 280 1.7 91 ee ing Be nett ed eee Gye te : farther foryou. Priceisnohigh- i RO EINER TRI RE se IR GRR DE Se Ae Ai Ch ee i ae Ra Rit care . A : ams y : * : i Wht ~ -h*) santendh.c des aaa eine ' ro ‘ pee ne: Ube. ; " ; : . ¢ . >) a « i id ee rr ia>. cee Senay! : Pe See ws nes to et Gee se 24 RS t gig rig SH ge er Peters. oll Y oy wrt — ; i glee 4 Re bgt, 2 ime athe ee b ere v a Roe eS chs | Se Pe tee Regus tah os ~ - . + . «is . eo " £4" ' be se a es ees . athe OWE Ri Mey Sincceremiy ae agape ho) Wey t. “ : ‘ % 7 : , ae ey o2 , . » Oe ” - og ry re hy ot ye oe Supie . ° al a «2s pe IY 7 nate th ae ae ee * 5 5 : ‘ e 7 Savers 4 0s oe we eal igeh AS me * he ert Pe ~ tad - iy 0-0 os oa . eotes ne eighth McGraw passed the first | witireake (Collins). 7 & an it, wee: | &, : 2. ur imen up, but the Browns, de- [omd: Recommendation | Mortons bigest itn. ‘ . “set ’ — ‘ pering qualities ot the finest lighter robaccos. | «A 2 z nae aitas pease 5 ~ aa . . Mis Lie " : + : ci La" » - ; } gee j td? T 4 Ye 4 bases in the ainty cur o more i “+ : . eeu | ee : se: 1 12 Orkin? @ ‘ ’ mere “% i ‘ I) . >4 ‘ 4 ra as, ' pracanry by? | , Havana wi raiches * on wee \ ’ ' i* ia “~ W J i4 ; 2 : A, sar Suit h oe < if s atin: . Neen a . : ; eee cate —— ~ . F . ! ai rod thie Bfocninge « woerkuut sound- ‘o ’ wv —. wr, at. 232 gga $457 000 GATE FOR : | 5 ': aq in@ @ Cc rere SS OF; dvsypen' 3. ‘ a . cr poder " — ted is : » : — cor. My Bor, fachelare fren J . NINE COAST GAMES SWOPE “ v ~ % The Cigar That's just Right | Bryowls still has Two games... . , ‘es ion ite a ieee: . 3. « , — with the Browns. ere temorrow. geist wees i — Rien? —— ey” i R Tr - . and the final affair text Monda: At New Orleans ees z ae a, CREE By GROUP OF BILLIKEN The best the Browwus car do is to ve 2 Lea at vege ROOTERS TO CHICAGS We therm on the series Weather raiming: track muds downs W i pt P undertak — ‘are ¢ ™ SHOES for Men Neither too heavy... mild... the eT Votre dk eksaceaeh cheek. ace a ' * . iat ‘ess | vy * j : ’ 6 . * Wvubie pays La ares za ' ns | : | et aes | = ‘ ; PETER HAUPTMANN TOBACCO & Mi. Ags Mil ‘2 _- tte Associate? reece, . f Foe d» nsive play of the Brewre. | FIRST RACE 3°: ‘! imzIyINs. 4 ie sf9ennr. aa ed in 2 i . : 6° vy ies infleld and ocuttivkd ‘n a meas- | jp. 8, *4 ~~ “See. fires. ,. cial statem: C. the ‘Sel | r Cht- = ee are ts eongoling. In fix . ex Sibi- ; Lm brya lia ti?. ll Reunite ?, Os. S.) Sfryyt _ ose . . i? ’ ees i. ’ : t : tlern gams, four : alnst Breok!ivn or yge Fin a — tl i Me A cS git, . 2 j Olive St. | ' 3 a and one against Ba‘Yuio, the! Lan Mar, Cremer rons tes ; ' we ee tat . f ‘Nament ; Club P _ 10c osm have ma vie eis areor Their Yh} tires f° : ; . , nin ' . . —_— $7. $8. d i. . in DR GARE TS wre th Gene | 88n races ; i i Denior | and su 50, $8.50 and $10.00 Lines and higher. Ither Sizes, 2 for 25c, 15c, 3 for 50 ‘ae tt ites in four wames, Y ester. . * Din | S48 : ? B V D ll _ 4m Ss _ Better Value Dollar for Dollar. : ' — +* ‘ 4 ? ts . # '* ci 7} oe = " r ¢ as Morning nm mechives, St. : Louis Distributors

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~~, ta sauae ses. i eesti] xX . fe aa peor i ape eo a ee ee : iio “t. Louis Distributors | : | iz 7 aE ER ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH oot a THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 18. 1926. a Lous POST-DISPATCH 33 i ; _ DODGERS| BRADLEY DERBY CANDIDATES RUN ONE-TWO IN $10,000 STAKE ~ 38 Boxers Wil Wik | re ae ee. — — ‘Werners Tackle [, weamag Anes | Miss Wills in —Reiselt Scores 150 “Title Basketball 4 cam ty for Laurels | Sets track Mar ee EY ee ea : K.CALC. Tonight |[PIEININENNE | Semifinals of a te Tourney: Opens 4 : by j any Value a winner, SOROH) ) 239-5 -47 2 | ; q aE : 4 Gal ning Victory oe i 1a 7 ) 5 * . gu 500, $750, $250. Time. : -5, :47 2-5, A K Cj t | gee At W U T a In Title Tourney} _ ‘(Gal ee ers eee ew | At Kansas City Cannes Tourney *.°°*| Mount Vernon and Sparta % omp e in A. A. U. 3 ishes Secon ’ it avi- |eetume Gus ......116 4 4 41 1 2% 515 Gs 3 erp ag i 7 ' Team Yesterday, 59 to 14, | d ith >) Otto Reiselt of this city, when (| Win f paciics [a ° . Sh, tee ae a 7: 3 @¢ 36. ohh oe Fy ote on a ° ; ° Eng and Without Loss eos : si _ Opening Games o . ac. Championships. P| gator in Third Place. Eric ei two yesterday in the national ; eau | sti weet 5 nthe West, rn cap Shows ects oO ng showed good early Ped ¢ d had nis Werner-Werner, St. Louis, marathon. On records, Lee Fohlj,. : “Bh. aes ‘ ' , a ' A. A, —_— rly speed and had no misha pe. vs. Kansas City A. C has some likely lookins “at acai In her advance through the/§ spree-cushion tournament. jsulted in tne advance of two of c 6 — ' ere, . on? i aaa Be . . r "« . _« é os. = , dol nd tight iP 0 omp e e | oulsans ay y burg (Kan.) State Teachers and outfielders. Strength in all/|finais today she defeated Miss J.;~“* ™* ™* schools. Weight Tivisik Me anAr «+h es B tea ress i 7 we, yeti ‘1c jae ene : : A et : oo +e Tee in ae . ‘ ‘*hristian Brothers High closed ar wy ae Tk} . tt o¢ Pa a At« ; ning 0 til a4itd ‘ 7 | apolis “ Hillvard St Jo J! InsSstan P UT one rervuital on Lengvlen’s tournament record by h ier half, @ to Ge 4 er icp. dates for laurels. The heavy} ame at detferson Park here yesterday | ames ext U an all Event seph ‘he Infield is certain. That player! winning 48 out of 50 games in the | its soccer season yesterday on th Sparta, on the other hand, had a i ore ee ee > Bradleyv’s Bagenbag- | e.g oe ae , , {iS Todt at first. Haney, from thelrirst four rounds. 17 of them at|C. B. C. campus with a victory over | airneult time with Witt High. The a fi «Ry p -WeS attracted in the feanis 4 when E. R. Lradle; agenbag Mhe St. Louis squad will get 4 jo.) it dain a Ste seme four rounds, 17 I tt : . s'"'aip oa a ; # Eers, S tavore; > *s> ‘ rs f ee ee mo ntoctanta n, —— : when it runs up against the K. | She now enters the semifinals, with an undefeated record the C. B.|**OUNG eXeellence OF Capt. Ol . pene GSES On Les S are slate S| 6 te Boot-to-Boot, in the | "ithe leading a idates for short . , , : oe. are slated Game Stable mate Boo ot, in the ee Granted Permission | Sanford Is Eliminated by De-|4. c. team, which vesterdty ran|*h¢ leading candidates for short! . 16 she meets Eileen Bennett of | \ | = ep comb, a forward, hag much todo Can each ¢ these cls 4 a £2 : ig ; y (. squad won the unofficiai soccer)... a : ; Idan. Js 4iCSe Clas ian at 1°% ss. the = : : to fight it out with Dudlev Lee. é : . SQuac er ‘ , fan 4 — ea i PV Zan a - 230 i Ios . ; s : iD . i . . 4 hy ~ 2? , > 4 — s Nut-eof-torn ww ee and an eighth. Sres nament in eliminating ‘he tah | eel a yea Bei ct 6 today to defeat Miss Petchell. Miss championship of the St — se | plas on both sides was deliberate : us Pe ORCS Phy *,° ; ~~ | Vi0OuSsS major league experience. Mc- |! . oor ; a 8 alll , . : , : tad setae vs 4 T »¥ r : are, ' The time c] p pe ad three-fifths of Longer Stay. Competition. Apex a be of Bingham ; I tah, ‘6 yee ; ~ és se re ti I ’ ve Wills and Henri Cochet will play paratory Athie ci League. having fand effec tive ees! VS he rock : : hea aabisthaliiad ai ae catnas ie el ann, a one-time Athletic player : ood , : , : hick nd Loren | ) ‘ - ATK. d off t} track record of to 50. from Portland, is expected to wir their third round match in the); defeated McBride, St. Louis U. Soldan High of St. Louls, which . ‘; ‘ ? “¢ - vil Liisiet ia «, i Lr SR ee i 29S SRM or iin ~ = . } ro! } Lia T1d, S =o ¢ EC ( y } ‘ - . ; ” » on tan : Okla? . ' at the @ a gece” e . The Werner-Werners ure golus t} second hasine iol mixed doubles tomorrow morning. | High, & . “cor ; ~ { ; - + tt © YY °* : ‘ we = anmaende fo een is Crown, Hel worth $9800 to the winner. |. Th: : oe resut of us| ford advanced a | 4 ’ = ,¢ ? as J. elact { } } 4°65 as c . ° was not stein faces a sirenuous task this Idle Hour entry paid $3.40, $3.29 record shattering triumph in the/of the. doubles in. the National: were leadine at the half. 21 to 2. |clubbers and Rosenthal from San ©! ee — so ea F cco scored for C. B. C. yesterday, while} goals and 3 free throws for Svol- h r Ps “icl: ("he : . ae : nt ee i . , +7 . t ley (Clact ‘rom T > here yesterday at a specia neet- . >t © cha Car as Nick Charwick. : lis weigh and $2.40 The Green Tree Stable | World’s indoor. all-around cham-' handball cha! npionship tournament scoring 14 points before the lior- | Antonio. Alex Gaston from (tae ne of lette ms men Poland will be Murphy kicked McBride's only | dan, ' ‘Oh mrt vy ~ To . “ie ° As , ‘ 4 - © } 4 + j ‘ ‘ hreot >y 7 > 4 ) e tra . , O14 aca 4 2 “ 7 4 oth peer on Of four years 450 is § ntry paid $5 to show | pionship yesterday laid plans for throu gh the second default "7 q | Mess. Ss inted on a free nrow Pine | Jo, a brothe: o the Browni pitch- + inior next vear His home its in goal. (‘entralia, Lll., last year’s chani- 7 rT ~~. »% " s ; f Cis 3 - ” -™ wes Wi. . . 4 ’ > . PB A { af il} m atc ait og BOGE 4 ei. 64 ‘ ; se : | oa “oe Yrs ‘tea th ; 7 ‘ , x s ‘ es ° . Ozted f Semone the candidates in th, ban It was a race of favorites all of 4 = St. Louis defense prevented the/er, 1s expected to do a lot of back-/| p,,, nsburg, Ind. ~ |pions, played their characteristical -s ae . ' - . a i i : Lt. T) + € tt , ‘Pf "eT * 7 pe « 3 ‘ ( *?y a 7} ,¢ +? « 77} 1 tir: oe 7 14 &@ ‘ toe eee ‘ A if = ¥ Ain iiaa ™ i ‘ mn ie " ai : Th & CO ] Die £2 entry list: 116 pounds, off to a bad st tart, ani : . nh — aS ai = recelvensg cabled pe! ‘Kammann and Dwol bAdtALS iJ aia La rs i ? ; : : Rovsentha!] San Antonio 507 108 168 8331 CUP CHALLENGE TEAM Eelvins. Mo., a trimming, 28 to 44. be eT es a ASS Joe forced to go wide around the first|mission from Norwegian authori- troit, who are defending the title Everybody s« — mae ™ Fe SR ge — aan oat =I a2 A short-passing system was em- a oe, oT blah seuth Br ey : , i. Manager Lee used all his substi- | rive new men will trv for berths apatite Heat: > aw ea By » Associated Prese, loved by Cent Bes Vv Shane ty won last year at Clevetand today... lan 48 van nded and | 7 nF itching staff Of the lot eee: Mee soa 47 Sy. po TOKYO. March 15. — The Japan be * o * it . oo rp ag whan é - : sUsSi ness Mit - " , net iter : ) ; ‘ . . 62neS Nellore Adbiwe emus Alia O! rye HLL ize Siail. (fle a * ~ ‘ -. _ = fs —— ; aus, , s ili¥ +4 7 . ‘ e BANTAMWEIGHT ASSN fee the final quarter and won handily. | sion to the middle of July. This will bring two brothers to- Cer ag i ection Mo Independen $76 68 323 .238 . Se “eP —— 038 ae ee — ww 4 ~~? ] ~ } a a B i " . 1? | . js up, TI : - 4 . & ery man trot LbJiLO LIi¢ ‘Or TD if C Oo] - j I ear O d viking Ss or Bin il pee he nis : : UTP. 17) the Internat ional le AP Ue 7 had 4.4 Mo eS el Ws be ‘ ifs 1&0 ' nounced that Ja pan ‘ Team To play Seven local high schools were “i . ee . e 44; ’ ~ ? S 9 4 ’ er er of refroit aa acl ms Pi = 76 &7 70 ? 95 student at present champion of Ja- Grove 2 and Kirkweed ’ . . er Wer A. C.: Frank sim inn nvettakine him |, : S96 ; | é' : Re te a -. | Shaner, Linooin 642 145 230 1358) Wits 14 11 118 92 100 3.64} ,. ‘eizo Toba, Far Ez rm- | “* t rood. § First . » 3} ET hrs: : eo! : Frank M. — of the route before OV ertaking nimi. ; tional - A. I : cha m pionships at used a fist serve with a cut. Pan § Colle ve. 2G ae ) e vA hile | ist ve 2 r e | : peo 4 oul “i iia a 6239 160 is 4 Baron 1 Ze 14 i , ¥* 7} 04 " ~e pan . 7 € 1ZO Tot a. I =e mastern Oly mm The tournan ent will ; t } : - | eae 2 A. « eve Contender —— | : 1 se th ‘we: ef : fatten A : - theese Sarina 594 102 200 1337) Lor er 14 15 134 136 1%1 3°77) Pic champion, and Takeichi Harada, | 1¢ not be con- LIGHT GY ec. Nurmi Never a Contender. | Philadelphia, July 5 and 6 ford could not return the serve ef- runners-up, the Hillyards of St. | Herre bronen _. O04 I es, ree ¢ aie Se ee *per ies ; : Senet te: a . é . | Rothrock Arkan. City..330 63 111 32@ Rus ’ epee GT 61 116 . at present in. America. cluded until] Saturday evening. ee - * keen aeaibe 4 As the three leaders swung intO/ The National decathlon title ‘test | fectively enough to keep his rival | Jos ph. beat the Monon A. ©. of | —_ x > ; aie s = >I; ' A x . x ; : . on P i a — | Hopp, George McNulty ana’ the stretch, Jockey E. Blind turned | 4: philadejJphia will give Hoff an/from “kills. Lafayette (Ind.), 47 to 24. | stop opps aii ; “ = ‘ ; > v TO ; ° ° . . > = ,* ,* ‘ Sd ts + vy" } > ' Boi eG ms » Ay m ‘ if i, oe. “A fi “," Cl i, P Lr " : } PAA - : — —— cE m~SLaKC- wh aT Tt an Hr croas mhart baggarce flagged Boot-to- Boot and | cutdoor all-around honors with: who has won the titie two con-j;College defeated Yankton 3 [>.> | s 3 ——s og : . eee aT id + ? > ~ > ‘ ' : - } ‘ . core a + 7) oan +} : = * 5 ke Ameri- gore, Ernie Golast: Pete Panna Navigator hung out th Gistress | Fimerson Norton, Georgetown | secutive years, is to be beaten, |College, 35 to 29, and thi 8 } 6 Tv?) ryt!» “ ri ; 7 $ rf oe . c ‘ "kT", wa +4 1 ; +c ,> we i -_ . | cyt. : . —o hz a + "¢-9Q Yr yf Ir r 7 ] at T i 4 .O a } urniment vik Ms Sak ao i aa Signa ts. et gone . yung : . | | giant, who finished second to the Shauffelberger will pes he one to |years of Akre | (().) be a he | r ATES e Cc ‘i lonethe shen f Boot-to-boot ana} se : , : eS : akot: rricultur: College in th : me A eee seen OF Ont te-* “;.,, Norwegian in last night's indoor | do it. ee ere Oe ee : PPtiCiaist § Business Men's A. C.: Steve Mat the same distance separated the |, tie as well as with Harold Os-| The finish of the third round |day’s most thrilling contest, 35 to - e Broe ‘av A © : at oa _—. +h, hs - ’ se. £. ; é il ; am ; i. Be ~ a8 in (WO! LGHT-HEAVYWEIGUT Class — Jerry latter from the show hor fourth | Porm of the Illinois Athletic Club. |singles found eight players still in | 29. s City put , : i sas « F a ; ¢ i s + } »f i } } Partrients a yg Fe rr el ee Sr} gz eee Puls Up ka | Osborn, who holds the world’s;the running. They are Nelson o She nee OF ee a ; Stat | : sew eer) CLASS—John Schwa Lane, 2 > der by Lan-/| ; ‘ : : , ‘ ; i out the iaseretiie ( MLO.) stale closes on South Broadwayr A. C.: Dave Rabel F place, followed st orde c seattle record in the decathlon, as well as | 3altimore, who furnished the big- Te: : hit ©°§ to 23 The | ae ‘ Sperman Park €¢, ©¢ = oe Imiling 7us *C meel, : 4 es i 4 PAC Hege, « -- ~ I e caster, Smiling ee ated the American and Olympic cham-j|gest upset of the tourney in beat- } é 1 of Indianapolis oe ne mar aera = ne nena are ee "mirc Sag Ket n Nurmi. : ; , ‘ ling * ; Yo 11’? amte > ie) iauffel 7 ger. QO! ie ro} iaSs: H - J j . ~¢ “4 > * . . ‘ as °"£> i sf ; ay ro ' . ; i a ' lave 6 ie , and was never a conten nine. He! Hoff is particularly eager to have | WeMilfan Olympic Club ge eae SEMIFINAL ROUND ‘ carried top weight of 126 pounds./q conclusive test with Osborn. He! cisco entris ay Geodreau. Cleveiand ae ‘ ra _ i i ‘ i oO . asid ~~ SUV Ca ° sey jiaAhhad ¢ 47] of the entries EexXt ePNntT Sea- expressed kee n regret over the Haedge, cs Pan] and Pies deft. ia ae IN TENNIS TOURNEY ‘ rocket are eligible for the Ken-| mishap which put the Chicago Star | ine ch: pion Laswell. who is 1] | ‘ ted Pprese | ‘ ae : x 2 ; sip, ahs ‘> dd ae iat : he aenied a oe : i = ' 7 Pati tucky Derby, to be run at ‘ hurch-|out of the running at Madison | favorite to repeat |! BROOKLINE. Mass earch 18 a : : ina ‘ , 7% . Re .. Recinn bs - : . | Ae T+. c\? Yo! , (ora tT ¢ ? Jé SU fy), uit J jowns. Louisville, On May es pavuare Garden. i ~ oo eueal Ae i 5 is Irs. Marion inde! eas 9 . o laraowr crowd 17m} me Fi iz ‘¢ . wee ; 1d +} } . iNV«) or 1 aga teams O1 Wa Ke i ana Be: + f « ’ ding chan T)j (>T} er Was iT! - There was a iare i x . ag ~~ ‘iii WIN up 11S indoor! Toledo, O and Kamniann and : nee cee hier ef ; d of the nine- tendance than at any prevlous FU-- | campaign here next Saturday night |Dworman are favorites in th! teenth women’s national ind ter B -nings of the ciassic. at the Postoffice Clerks games | doubles SS ie a nament today bv defeating # —_———— ‘with an attempt to eclipse the pole! aie = SS Mice Katheriz (sjardner of Cam- * BAGGENBAG‘ AGE CUT TO vauit record for the tenth time. In ° bridge in straigh etx. 6—@ ¢ rs ) line tries he has raised the record Samel nS W Miss Mary K. Prowne of New ' 10 TO 1 AFTER VICTORY |» he has raised the rec son in : eo eee 4 from 13 feet to_13 feet 7 inches. m Sactaloas siceaiieal lah cos i “- * °“ _ ee: va } a? & ¢ ’ 4 S4 : +, a ' 7] "* & Scecial to the Post-Dispates. . ff also ix slated to compete. in' Wedn ee eStats Mpa a" > NEW ORLFE _ “ANS, March 13.— Hot ; cLit {> i TT L LS A es ay t e ¢ nae over NI} a 7 ‘ Yr ? re at -— * re in-the the broad jump. His opponents will! ee — ' " “aA samifinal- © Odde against Bagenbage@age ino tne , Boste he ot pina : future hook on the Kentucky Derby tbe Dehart Hubbard, negro athlete, a On cena ists. by virtue of victofies won yes al eee 2r the Idle Hotr i who holds the world’s outdoor rec- lterday. are Mis Mlizabeth HRyay were slashed afte the J wsalQO i: 45 iti 44Uue / . . * cine , ‘ nf : es Farm colt’s sensational victory Im ord and William Dowding of Defeat St. Anns for Divisional West Coast star, and Miss Mart} mete Irior he P 2 ° ° % 5 rare f Short Hillis. N J the Louisiana Derby. Pri to tne Georgetown, whose indoor record \ Pennant in Girls’ Muny I pie “ a. Tawi tea . ea running of Wednesdays Derby odds TREY assed bv Hoff Norton | Miss Browne and Miss Ryan i J Bi eat i sa in nst was Surpasse‘ s»* pli. s LU ii " ee me ‘ ) Leanrkeat af the of o> to + could he obtained agains oe A . | et ague. Yea. into + Te ae ACK rl ‘ ae } . > j lay | Will be the Norwegian's chief op- enmen's nations! itndoor G@oubies the son of Under Fire on the play a ae wom national 1001 lout 2g vid . ? i © if nt I S O e Va ] i. a rr — VM # T) t} ey le fs c L¢ {] My S (“orbpiere er pay basis, but the price was cut oe P ‘4 2 is co ee ae Se ns tc pacy victory Accompanied by his bride and me and Mrs. William End tt. the i92 to 19 to 1 after his easy vic ms rhe Samelsons won .the pennan* ! chamnione f° & ; ais brother-in-law, John G, Dean of}. “i pons Meese eer ce TSAI PIONS, Os, Ons ; md : 2 tn ‘ednesday gent IVision Mrs. George W Wightman rf , BASKET CHAMPIONS New York, the Norwegian star ex- | a v6 , 3 ws web cine ‘i agi = . nt : prey pie : 1 the Girls’ Municipal Vaskethal] oston hecame a Tinailst in a Woe pects to.leave by automobile the' iTis Inieip k " | , WIN IN FIRST ROUND | iter part of the month for his|beasue ‘ast night at Mullanphy , 7*” er Se ae mr meses ot dey 'Zvmnasium wy defeating the S&S By the Associated Prese lcross-country trip, which will take |*- : ¢ ” "it when, teamed with Mrs. Jessi bigle she . : c ~ . al i 7 7 , * Seana nical Interscholastic basketball tourna- ‘lay carnival a! - ; Bue "is imelsons quickly -: j ,| Bayard and Miss Gardner a ~ . : + _ : vt . 2 i 11€ Ss ns , " ci a rec . os sf *3 ric? ss ment today at Loyola University April 23 and 24. “se h , ere witin-eigs 1 > oy a i cae ial ,ran their score to 9, which lead >: With a 29 to 1% victory over oo —E— Ber . , — ves °: Te et Un: — they held aan UE ee ce, | CALZA VICTOR OVER pwmests High School of me Cover for Illinois Field. : | eee : in SOT he : nae | Votruba and Virginia Miller led DAVISCOURT IN MAT : T. sYyor yerve hic Oo tosSsec $y the Associate ’TeOseé. th ++ € - ' 7 “csday Mayor Dever of Chicag e hg : | the attack of the winners. Dy up the ball which began the play FAIRFIELD, Conn., March 13.— 4 Twenty yersonal eM eg ce MATCH AT COLISEUM, . ee ee “atholic re The world’s biggest rain coat is/ vay §=6persona 1OULIS were : ¢ nights on Broadw . 7 i } ea i? the Nation ii ‘ atholi T 4 p As . = os A lealled in +} . wad - ae e 43 Bo ne ( 5% orve i ‘91 Pa Italian he 3} . ay, and the Pi crown. for which 32 teams from 21. being made here. It will cost $10,- | Cale ne progress of «ne game, ey ' , cy sa ; ‘ % . . 2 di . oe wie ; i . — i 7 M — \é | i. "7 Ld rr . | ? y T 5 f oe the run has HIS d! . States are competing The games 600 and will be used to cover the setting a season record. a i g wrestier, ie feated Dj k 3 2 , . aig —— . ts . ; : ~% . 4 g . ce ie Oe Et ‘one a * x1 \ ,r9 _*# mhroc fa lice “? pust Starte . will cont nue antil Sunday night. University of Illinois footba]l field. Michase Is defeated Rock Churgh Davi i] To Our threes falis : a Lt hits & ‘ : i n~ + - + ; s =. * y ¢ = “+? +} > c™ lee fhytrY le ~* . . vhen +h +1 urvrivin qguintets It: will be 309 feet long, ‘8 feet | High School. 1° to 9 in the at} in a marcn @ . OMSeUM 1a8 pportin . when the two surviving u , ? 2h ecaeodi., iz t6 9, im the ther | ean , S a famous actor 1M} his will Diav for the championship and : yide, of rubber-coated duck, and contest YT) are [oar iscour? TOOK 7 ne first > . th : Mewes. . t NGatwy le} j ¢ Tz y in color. ia ; Bie I 9 minutes 2! Secoyy . 5 | hile 1¢ third act! ihe Cardinal Mundelein title trophy. gray , The final standings: fall in 2 minutes 39 : nds. while . ; eee - ul ; 9 ete : . (aiza was the winner In the next % . . TEAMS Wou 23 ; : y smoke nothing but big, black Samueleons ...... 9 vi two, with reverse headlocks é. . < St. Anns : sa ; mit ; F «% S h 4 . vice - - “1G In the semiwindup, Rudy Dusck ‘ , ‘ ‘ . - » % : - * O t cy Sal | couldn t please ~—¢ Micha-s s& , eles. Me rned Ores \ 4 1; fj r) ° } r r Hin Athi ("lub “ . 30M © ; , tock H liigh &ch'l O 4) tes an va SF las. (y ree ira ets ros gefent er FIXED AS THE STARS Its ever constant quality, its never j ted Eddie } 5 i hour; ma PAGE NAMED COACH and 3 minutes in the preliminary Ep | OF INDIANA ELEVEN *"°% °°") “Ur nded. ey 2: none i COMMISSION ORDERED H. 0. “Pat” Page, was selected as TO GIVE BOXER $5000 head football coach of Indiana Uni-| EOREEITED AFTER FOUL m rich and heavy,” they told off the idea that a cigar can be tly full-bodied.’ first try-out, I had him won ee es . versity by the Alumni Athletic Com- é . * ° mittee, according bo oe eee oe ee changing good taste, continue to win prth an encore,” he declared a nn 7 "| was ordered by common pleas court 5 : » deliver to Bet ny Bass, Philade?t. . . uricl. Then he lit another. phi featherweight boxer, 5004, his more and more smokers to Chesterfield d in me all the excellence ot sre with Pete Sarmiente,. The leaf combined with the tem- mmission had | forfeited Bass s of the finest lighter tobaccos. Matt Brock, the referee, th only” a este e witness, testified t Ww blow was oi unintentiona a, Mariel “Last Might’s Fichts. ue Such popularity must be deserved The Cigar That’ S Just Right ie : * ee fg HAVA NA. — Jack Renanglt ee knocked out “Marine” Tolliwer in the first round of what was to eg have been a i2-round bout. : CLEVELAND.—Tod Morgan, ju- nior Jighteveicht champion, and ae Charlie O*Connell, Cleveland, ae boxed a draw, 12 rounds. ST. PAUL, Minn.—Alvan Ryan, South St. Paul, outpointed Buddy MeDonald, St. Paul, six rounds. Jimmy Cashill, St, Paul, beat Neither too heavy. . . nor too mild... theperfect medium blend COLLARS : Will Not Wilt. Shrink or Turn | lon Yellow~ Easily Laundered : ade by from Porte Rico Johnny Harris, Des Moines, six ‘ ¢ rounds. SF Bas a, OS LOS ANGELES—Oakiand John $8 CHESTERFIELDS ARE MADE BY THE LIGGETT & MYERS TOBACCO COMPANY ny Farr, featherweight, scored a Se - 7 , i *ITMANN TOBACCO “O., Distitbutors Missouri the Makers of ARROW COLLARS | decision over Jimmy MecLarnin. (ete iL OE EE OY GELB IO FOLDS CBE MOSS & LOWENHAUPT CIGAR 00. Onkland bantamweigtt, 10 rounds

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While 125 Sets last you can buy one at the near~ Earp i ort r . _" BD he atte Wa aa Sl tae i Sha wee a iow Wits, Saat) eee oe 0 ah o> pain “ ae : ia at wer “ ‘ ake x y “ 4 - ¥ “oe tacnty yal wr be fg ayers “be epg Fa iat > ae ib Sy « aMntag aitaininn atid tak obi tical a Cake SM, 1 1 wraps han sap a ee yah nol a ees es ie ee as via « jurin [Sag oer Me re en cama cite da at tie tarer gg FS DA ARN SNEED ALERT AES, REITER IO IT OGLE! PA ES effective way is to take a hot lemonade at might. a hot: bath and bed, with plenty of warm covers. the cold is just beginning, this will check it. AEN ISE Py pt ng ARLE IOLA We OM oe aes EP a ‘ ~ ty ers tint Romy raiew “aT. neal. meee on ott Vea 6 ASQ OE ye RE on RR a me ape a ari io peer Grew Rad One Serap one of Our many ar- trative ™odcis for 2 ng OP ag i [ ns ene Mad ) 7 } “es Styl and Value. HE smartest expressions of Fashion's dictates are combined with high-grade workmanship and materials in the new Spring models of W.L. Dovetas Suoes forWomMEN ss All Good Values $5 & $6 4 2 { You'd expect to pav higher prices for such smart, well- made shoes, vet vou make a worth-while saving, duc to the fact that we manufacture on a large scaleand sell ‘direct-to-wearer through 120 Doug! las-owned stores. WL. Douglas’ name and portratt, stamped on every g@ shoe al the factory, guaranice the quai:ty and the ralue. leis W. L. Douglas $6 & $7 Shoes for Men —— L. Doweias Shees fret chore Of Men who wart best Vaiue at .owest opst. omen: . 4 oA) CRON CLE TT NS ie EE entempnmetnnnegeetits | Sewinsh. comfortable sets, 2mest workmanship and high-erace cathers make . & W. L. DOUGLAS Store in’ St. Louis 620 Olive Street (Near 7th Street) Men's and Bovs Shoes 139 Collinsville Av. E. St. Louis, Ill. OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS I Streets, with a sericu in his right side. eee for investigation, hea said he Herman Anderson, 24 vears old ee et : meet MWURPHYSBORY. I March ; Y of nksviv- gs ._ Today 18 a4 day lankszl ne occasion | ing in Mur rphysboro. T5 is the first anniversary of the tor- : er ee ise 9 of March 5, ae “‘yich swept threugh Southern Missourl, ‘ j TT . pies gee ; lllincis and Indiana. urphys-. a el ws — boro, a town ©: — greatest from tne st > é wae! ‘ — | io e ‘eke which killed some $00 and iert ap- | ‘, . te. tos > Se cienate ely ate homeiess 5 oe melee ‘ The atT ange >me e ‘ s\. 4 74 s A #o- > 4 ~3¢* - memorial service tor cne ¢ 2a . * ‘? ae a rrnado dead, withou making i a I : 7 ws 34% ~ - THATIP RTH href ~o* i] A ‘ i} Tri@Veusl aad —* us & ae! a day La ii: ; me ae eae \ of thanksgiving igr the fn . > L- _— ot i 7 “ 4 — from - 7 a | At nas Pee a) Lise La wai A Ld : = The American Red Cross ¥ » > ~ officiallv. close its work oft recon- m 7 rs 3 amr . struction and relief and cere é > ‘he 1A ‘gf attendant to this will be held... Th: Se mee — nr : Bins spim elected 4 Red Cross has ween in charg eo} y,i1¢ ry nr *henmrttaokh - - re ab * a f e ? srr? i . nT " a h is ary nce q > = a Ps 8 ea ana » & » in and ready to be turned over lo- ane 8 hapters _ ai \. dat i in Tk} a ts . io - 4 i] memoria ana aANTASS ~ » im >.*%-7 4 Ssery? , aes I ip irome Dealt e We the ST Orr? trryol: 2° 2a aa A SLU wail Ut & i ear = © \ . Be $k. «= if ‘ % ~ 4. a' ] Nafional Red Cross ar- Tl; - “ Ta Te g~ , ae “T. llity to the Jackson Coun*: hap- dA*eeLAw @ —_—— STOLEN AUTO LOADED WITH _— TAKEN = — D on” ee) | : 2 * ta ce rth ah ¢ D y 3 * 4 } " ~ ? L tie ~lin ~ — *. mre... hen 9 Muis Podilice Sergeants. re ; . > , ° ~ s ~ . ™ ; Armes, 20 years old, 0° Herrin. ] hr th 4 > = ¥ LHe agents as ea a” \ { oO JIpPe r 72%° aa i6 Stat treet st St. Lovis ii Stale street, East St. Louis. Armes, the officere renorte 2 rn ta 2 a: % * = iat = "ta : t r 5 Seer? ae Ya sGUOr at ast St. Louis ‘ AS . -AOO tron bs 4 ry re sod On sus tr’ ° ‘ t ; WO policemen at Broadway and ¢ | Joseph Street, before davlizht toga anode to arrest and was shot in ~ — es rx é The policemen fn und he had razor in his pocket. On the to a police telephone he > ¢ + officer 1n the leg. Le a\ {ry Kicked one Sa patrol 2 +¢ r) at the Soulard Street Sration he si +}, , ; } t. ; 1-31 "8 gy Said they would have to kill hin to +s } } : pies 4 a iin = _ a . = i = nim Imside, and brok: awa} : The policemen fired in the air. Hy: . 4a - . and vest. to run with greater freedom. An- other shot was fired = direct): . i & a him. Some time later one of thes policemen encountered Nim in an -@iley near. Seventh and Hickory S$ ouliet wound ' 1d ? ~~) hee 7 } } At city hospital, where he is held sa. coal handler, of ‘1205 South Sixth street, but did not explain 11s flirht i oe - Ping- -Pong t to . Present. Petition. A petition of incorp. rTa7TIAN ; - a ad, Signed by more than 50 residents of Ping-Pong, a community on the Outskirts of Eas presented to County Judge We - I + ‘ a ‘ at ? 4 2 > & Bast & oe Os : ~ ‘ . asi. i Ap? i «hu. Lii@ Signatures Tara +« a 3 ey ~ > > , } 4nicy ee tn ° a Ss ra 9 S) p ve } he ac . . + : (oc : AS } is yee n + i tha gear TAM. Pa P) vr PAs imc ing i % Lin ij eS} . - . 7% ban & F % a moe > ” — - + os ta un r tne ame of Bluff View to prevent . i ? eae to ee } bs : 7.) \ - > annexation : MAST =f Louis. (mor money back. ADVERTISEMENT LIQUID CORN. | CURES ARE OFTEN DANGEROUS Why Not Really End Your Corn and Calions Troubles in the Surest. Safest Way With *‘End-0-Com’’” ‘End~ ~ aCtuaiie ENDS INS arc everr pac nare NtAins ; ™M \ E iT rT? xX ae ~ — ' ta i St is i i ATI K t i? ris Not entirels iis 42DPfa : » hay % rt hat S «at ami thai nothing ws fer pre hah ar ts VAM ALAR wtiat " } t Tris . = rf the wet ty c + a t . i *Ou) Tbs oa “4 P ‘ iii “Ten Radio Headquarters Olive St. ADVERTISEMENT OLOS (HAT EVELOP INU ied HON creosote that is pleasant is a new medi hibits germ scent drugs, cr cosote. Sth rece ognized by — medical a contains, in ad dition fo creosote oe elements which soothe and heal > the vetorach i3 > sorbed = the b is ) guaranteed satisfac- bronchitis ake other tory diseases. and is exceilent for build- ing up the syste Money refunded if anv cough wa cole is not relieved after taking accordin Ask your druggist Cab mulsior Company. Atlanta, Ga CEMETERIES _ UNDERTAKERS we PROVOST PeEAIHS DEATHS : ot i’ Sar é aT: Juhbn -berna Mam Berra l ‘nee T [f Mrs. Frans ‘ fa s é . : 4 eel ci noe TiGdav. t = "asim rs ameter le oT hi S aS 2. mewn 4 =? i Rhee ~ * re - “ é ‘ a * — ry rest iT? ve HCTMESE AY ‘>,? +o. 2 %5 = a ~~ s ie = +4 } \ _ t by y? * ¥ ra M. an a Sear as x ~— \, 2s oe rot Se Te * rT? iar mT \ the 3 ma” se Ade jit ¥ UU CU SSINGHAM—en: ‘red into rest brothers residence. “niversity street nee Schmitz ceariy s. . on : : bo n ft { iis iva e Tr August J and &s » > > sa xk. ive BaF | {rs Bert 7 } : ea NMEtaAer-io } ‘ dol regrs . % : . Le A’ thi: ~~ | or irfQ , ey re . Pa , a Th - etervy. Relatives ‘aeerf Was & menmoer ,mt* — ‘ * . ueaday. Marc 3 " . . imes i WwW r “9 : - t has pe st re 14 her . a *5 ~— t cd i ct 4 wrt zTan ier, OF 18ill ak Pal ‘ renaTe r idence, S474 Pennsy ia r ng a:°®T ak 4%) res " , , a ee | at ? «dA : ‘ 4 tise . r - ioe 6. a 3 Mace Ou ia ngs and uis . er i a a '?R te it ‘ iw t Lakt ‘aren ier 'rwn > i “4 hapne G25 Cherokee . hS——E: nr tered nta net 7) ** ‘ , , . ee t » s ad as ad’? mm . ~* er iw of ire mir «js'ter a mm residen Satiima Nia: ? n ~ Mat asf A esdav. Mary mae ne Ten] sf} iets: ue aes AUis it4CKe@ And 7 ate Mrs. raul Biali her uncle and erasnse,?! ‘ ~~ ¢ oe | te a ¢ r te avenut a. i . . - ¢ a 4 as “. io. ther ment in Cauvarv Cen LILJEi, REN— _ G:15 a ce t MAHER R-—E ater “ft he Paweton: st > ST.LOUIS POS1-DISPAILH. pan cence sem a —" ee ENS Gay. Ma © x ov te. “# a sa ieut - be ; Ai SA OeOg : re ‘ 4 a? ie F. Ca STraiit . —- = rs t era aaeee’ | =) 7 ree jyt ¢ Ts ernier New * taaka at ™ -_ je TT™NANn i + vy ts * or = oe oe f ft ~f Mrs eiater Po af sieter-il ey iner al wr’ ’ q* é DEATHS RCEFFE A Ent yet: treet Toons: a « oVETEN CEMETERY Li Los SMETERY Park Lawn PERSONAL Fh A A NE CI WISH to ade ‘pt ‘inf px] BUS -D AIL Y. KANS €44 50) penver. Mar wette ee PR: vf OSal M ssis@pm thr : a 45 enw 0% rT el re et al >> oe ms Lagt white diamonds PAPER - >a) » - if >| : oa. Led . ~~ - ~~ aS wd | > - eT , ’ oe i | ' | i es ? “ ._- WRIST WATCH—Lest: rE Mn - 2 sapphires engraved A Le. i y’AE — downtown between 4 an@ 6. “eS eT wa LL L PAPER CLEA N’ ALL roorae 7 ao ae | i F ize : an@ pe@inuting Gem Stein Wa i ap* ston. Fremont 39 riING Oe Oe Saraipies -s 2 WH. Lt? ANGING—Call Coilia reagonabile prices. G (ANGI N«G—— leaning a3 Tit ~ Prot, 3620R: reward adie 7c" -_— ‘ — A - : Th per i mus apere . p . - ROOMS nS Davis. 5148 Fas - meee * > ® ies slain OOMS papered. “$3 In *>—! id siti Ri om "€! . 4h55 ‘omaie Humane Somety - rei reasonable: * — ———— (x M> : ~ - ‘ter NTING DO Ried. 1024" Allen. Hm = pered, reasonable 4 a, aa hi“ Mo quite? : FOUND BY POLICE, —=— Pe net mane 6.8 ai.form +> Pf SS: 3}. | : i ‘ ‘} yR Dado WSRAPH MOTE ‘— Fourth te s84 Se ee ; GaALLPAres (7 ik E" ¥ ~ 2 ert j ‘Matetet ” ~- i con Pa — oN o _ = TA = T ED - PLATE + 5 4 eaning. Sl: es "a . ltt New Mad ~ Py _— &- ’ - : : 4 ‘ ap 7. ie Teel x and wo work Washing. pam 2 ener 74% — — 4 : aPr KR \r g° st, ; » work up is gene with WOMEN?’ Scag I, rata | , ; - a : re3 80t we cuar ee ad BEAUTY PA a HAIR DRESSING | BEAUTY culture: girls, learn arn this big pee Taz bi ng prof eSsion : earn while or evenin licensed school. BEAUTY CULTURE—Fascinating. ~~ nerative profession ; expem posit ions waiting. Master GET 0 Co lege, Inc.. 21 Locust CEntral ner oF Umbelt ‘4i13W> ‘pa per: Io @wa work: Teasona Ie ot “ seeeet \@) DRESSMAXKING—MILLINERE Sharp. SEWING Wtd.—aAt hom also emockis = FOF anc embroidery. Apply % a: 1513 Carrell a, ’ nein! a) ajadaes CALL H ing ‘emt most he aut tv sebemne paint =. Mason. ia 4rfield —OOms | ‘apered a. oe wey. PArkvies Valilpaper (ean anet $1.75 mom a spe [ aranteed Ht mnt er a pape ring rooms: pape work guaranteed. a made ta erder. HU m aE —— BUSINESS CAR | PROFESSION — —— BRIt RLAY iNG— Duck pointing. a erations an:| chimney rebuilding, plastering. a . shots Lindell 7476R. } “emal. FPOrest 5488W. 5047, — ICAGO CAN aa. Saee a CO. —Heat - - ~ work, Linde! 20 3939 Fe Finner. (clés CASTLE MPIRE CA RPET “tO. —fxI3. cleaned : ot "t mm >: 9x12 chemically $B. Liegen ai bartar 4-8 MELVILLD 8 PHOLSTERING 3881 Olive. Refinishtam, Soule aa _furniture _— TL Tnde 08. slic 3 CARPENTERS & SUILGERS Li ARN 4 erete floor, $215: brick. $630- mm | ler. - es. screens. repairing. Steims, — fT™ 7 ¢ _ — > = | 613 j ee - ARPES TER—W ants lew or ta wevia work bv contract CAhany 2am ——— oll floors. We furnish power Fi 3307 cf PE PRR“INA Tit \ ah n ee ome t Be . a zr te ny at e 13 Informa Ex Z W. M. JOHNSON. Contractor: voiG@iima® scadow'n Paring brickw ork. granitoid. pies and Farnages 703 Morgan. i ‘ od 3775. 7:30 a. m. to 10 a. m. aad os. ee to RAN nm Om °% t, ? | ‘ Tyee 7 { . Mvrrtie Chappe.ie. SPECIAL NOTICZS_ FOR new and oid ‘house wiring nz call "7 s THREE rooms wi red for $15: fixture WIRING abu fOxtures. reasonable, SPEC] \a. Ni S4VE MONEY Garage. 18x18 $155 altera ‘aah or terme HT! and ELECTRIC WIRING, ETE ILL Aisd urda BRercherding. 3959 Virginia av. BA2BW Cash or terms. sonable. Cail Victor 44: g2W. Witzig J6T iT) N iit h. CEntral West Wiectric Co.. oR] rT A ents ontracted Hirechstein ‘i T? SPL IAL a = , SPECIAL NOTH —t 3 af 1909 Madison st. State of M: seour'. that I wi debts mmnened after wife, Loumse May or terme. Phone MAin 4858 WRIGHT ELECTRIC cCoO., 27s. hier WRIGHT DOES IT PARN Quick. service, reasonable hig house wirmg and fixtures. has id houses than any other contractor ae he city: our material is EXPRESS AND HAULING BARN 7 CINDERS delivered anywhere fp the be ae at de ner font HUmbelt O6RS W. # lay or A. RETRARATO. WATER. steam and vapor wOST and FOUND 4 Lust EN ias A “ — ~ ‘ ° . = a i : sf 1H Pin > ae ‘ / wiAl a Aly is 3 ae 3 in alum inum book with mo oe he a = es. ‘S218 ‘ =~ mia. i ~ BOW KN as ' am? * ; vee res rite bess 36 4483 05 54. 7 re j ae, wid > > #-* ~ oboe : . 7 myer RAC? a — rrLé ’ Gs i " mot 2° or g* . ree or age 44 ’ SUNCH OF | BUNT LE DOt.— Lost st nev iber et w ee 5 . - | al ~ (ol ge LA a war Rs A - ~ “ =. vepo Victor 1485M. G@ : PAINTING _ - PAINT Int? —Papering : : aoe iey. PAINTING — “xt rier. mi i licenge %437 Residence phone GRand 156336 Riette for sie, cm ‘earning table. Box —————— rr PATENTS obtained. | sfvice , GUTTERING. spouting. furnace am8 r J. Lareen. DEMPSEY, wgular pate "mation {ree. “08 G Mo ne ee erence car wt —- THEATRICAL fier machines: at Midway Theater Co.. 525 &. 4+ i214 Midland. PAravie’ 2 aay ar. nt orion x... a new ewe rk ; est EMPLOYME | an AN TE E sonabie. 1245 Temple. PArkviglt al PAINTING—High-class, seperhaaga® : d-ceuratinz — onivy cmnpaeny ani for and featuring every rane ' -rafiex. We “need the bustrese: 40 Sm ™ wn work: lowes price. Phome A. z R EFIN)SHING ; repairing LAKER __painted Curniture. I Trel! a Bm. anal TETy | ames si: PLU ™M! Nit mI iaf ? i? Sit bridins stimates given. T. & EAke man. %150 Shenandoah CRA WT aD mow ng oma 50 ae e Z FIREPROOF vended storage. 91, 1a 2 ASPH 1LT shingles é, v ee 9.50 per square. Hilla eg | ee Brick + STORAGE AND movine . Sormar es ro <a - — a * ie ‘+ BONDED “Om pant: V lector - [sie F. : * ~ Serokee moving $3.75. Storage. 3 . a0 4 hd % ° ; a ore Terran! “810. OL OLE a * Repaes 916 N. Third St Lafaretie, meving. $3 * — , oT re RE : % bar STOVE REPAIRS hc REP « Tr = ee a - ® - one — e- . Tiatet furnace" art andirons. © im be e-* er lS gr? 9 os PORSHAW 109 ~ 12th MAim 300% A. G. BRAUER SUPPLY . Boke Span — whe e"Derenced in handing e eterred Res F 4e ot # + td PY Ty. ' seco ad hand afr ree 7849 indie —~enKae if raed hea th soll + 98 aig mr ea contract. POrest 41478 eee ENTER—asit wants York a.teraficnes ra of price Moygert Si er “antract Pear —_ TWRanet TS PTs. sit. . wey tay ry "s Y — 4 bd wt tte azul . oe ere ~crewePyt ria t beers re wwa. A. @ Gilbert ow

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ae FLATS, AP’TM’TS. FOR SALE FORE ST PARK DIST TCT RESIDENCES FOR SALE —— 2 Dickwon. mode NE Ww —3500 Cc $5400G—Price $ Ninadiawont corner Morgan and Cardi 9 brick residences. ene bound to increase in valnes ¢iamine WOLF -POLLACK, 101 N. 8th. GArf. 33283, nace: double ghrag«. HARTWIG-DISCHINGCER, ‘ AC ANT Hot oat a gr orome d $400 c CASH ma: ge Your heset of fe RENGEL-WEBER, : 622 DOVER PLATS MUST BE SOLD | ‘mM. me, 4 op mg $1000 cash, balance ; sacrifice, S8750: a beauty, it. WOLF-POLLACK, 101 N. 8th. GArf. a ¢ Pe Cc ; ; zg >» rah Linde} Os@2 — POSITE FOREST PARK. - a 2s bOUGHERTS. RE. _ THis Is REALL ; 7 "BARGAIN om ai DISTRI 4 dee E at y CieRM EYER. 4 DOC TORS a Dt sists OWNER MUST SELL Y 4 LEFT 6.HOOM HOMES. | west of Asbury. with all the sspeniants ese artistic homes. BLANKE R. F. Must Be Sol a Les wing Tow a . MAKE rey eee ; Parkview R esidence — 6244 W ashington Bl. TY? > t, STOCK EF BU FRM ANN P RIC E REDU ( ED $1500 | tor “ANDERSON. SI on hh ‘Bt rai ANN, ov22 W ATE RMAN oO8i WASHING TON AV. ———— iiieitines:—=o = pure —_— tm ~~ BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE. Central fRANKLIN—NEW BLDG.—$2000 CASH 9108 Frank!!! fine store: a real mod- em 4-room flat above: every convenience ; 4.3 room brick flat in rear: only $11,500. o0 his bargain, SAMUEL LIEBERT: 702 Chestnut : aC ae (ch) -_— - same oa North NEWSTEAD, — 4017-19-21 N.—3 new stores: all under security ‘ease; rent €1800 yeariy: price reasonable: buy i- uner * r For. t from owner save cor ui S410n. 3 : ce RR44R PArKview 2147M._ (c76) _Northwest _ ntl ~ ———— a ee - ONE OF THE FINEST | MONEY. TO LAAN — $2: 5 to $5000, an 1 Business sites in the a southeast comer Na vwrIrAa ridge nd Clara; ' inves time nt, splendi: d opp ortunity lor a profitable | _st. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Seuldinteemestemeendtinaanniee ee eo LOANS ON PERSON’L PROP’ Y ‘MONEY loaned on furniture and pian: | at 2 per cent month: also warelouge x, ' | ceiptg. Mound City Loan Co., 427 | toria Bld (c56) | MONEY—$5 up oT rks or furniture iscounte:? if | yp: ads e death cancels dent. SOUTHER x “MONEY co 4 iit} Liberty Ceniral Ir bidg., oe Wiiyve =f fc» MONEY TO IOAN-——On first and second deeds of — - saphena a. Lowa im pro ed rea Am1]eunts a. CHALE MUELLE: rR & “SON. oes So2S liet er St. CkEntral 91. bt. : t¢ 62 ) MON DY TY LOAN. eS to $1000 on indorsements: charze $7. per $100, including insurance, if re- Sala’ in 1O months. | ST. LOUIS FUNDING CORPORATION, 6O% Arcade Hidg. Branch Office, 6726 Olive Street road. (cS) The Morris Pian.’ pas = in oU week- ¥ payments. pecured by collateral, charge per aged sik abe d Dy two co takers, ND ‘ST RIAL TAAN CO., , »., MAI 168. | ql BR BAL t CA [Ain 4168. ( 714 Chestnut. Branches at Nugents and ——— SSS at Wellstor 1486) Hodiamont. Foris- West _Sant-aWrne, 4118 W., Florissant av. (ck) nea Sane em Re pea ae ob eed = RERS, Ww —_ arn EKs EASTO>. sX% oOl-Water neat, pr: Advan “ celvabie $18, yvUQO. renis $-0U. PArkview 27%. | I. GROSSRER a Te om =1h), ae Nlive —Business ¢ orner, Facing 3 Streets 37 37 hast S| 3730 ie ars: gLOTe, ga- raze. 3 reorns f} rst fic Or: D-room flat, bath. * pec’ pd ee is electric, basements: r ‘upie will rent for $15UU per piesa " "és 75U; terms. SOHN s. PBL AKE & BRO... 815 Chestnut REAL ESTATE—FOR COL’RED - CHOUTEAL, $22U—3 and 3 room fiat: $200 mee. Call TYier 176YR befur: 10, after ‘ ‘ a a me 2) TH 1447-9 ba — loubie EIGHTEEN se , 1) aihs, Ss&Oug. JOHN "iL. ABBOTT. ‘Healter. Tuy Chestnut. *2 BUGENIA, 272——Plat of 3 and Gj ee ] o-% FOVTD fiat 1 ingye dl OricK | ‘ tne: rent $846; priced to $4700. JOHN H. ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 c hestnut. — : . => FAIRFAX. ae os a room remdence; $200 | down. TYiler 1769R. _ 695) ree | : SIXTEENTH, 14 3-07 , famil Y 4 Rng | and electric each; large stable; t $2202: out-of-town owner will se?! ine ‘sli 1,000; terms. JOHN H. ABBUTT, Realtor, 709 Chestnut. $400 CASH BUYS 4416 Cottage av. 6 rooms, bath, elec- tric, garage: pri ed tor quick sale SCHAEFFER R EAL ry cy). (e*) TEN- -ROOM FLAT, $6450—$150 CASH 9604 Glaszow: fine building: bath, two eoilete. ciectric: all repairs done: oulvw $50 monthiy. S. this pat ‘Kain. Open. | SAMU EL LIE BERT. 422 hestnnt, (%c5) ~ $500 CASH BUYS MODERN FLAT Three rooms. } ath, rst floor: S rooms bath eecond floo ° fine roome third fioor: electric: fine condits on: oniv $6950. Open for mepection. 1135 N. Leonard. BAMTEL | F LIE K FE Ga oe 4 (ghestni it i (*e5) | SEE THIS YOU WILL BUY. Fine 6§-room house with bath er lectric. 2 sinks: all ae reG more im: price $3950: only $39 monthly a real bargain. 3111 Brantner ( Wellston ear to 3500 west). See salesman there m f°ch) COTTAGES FOR COLORED 4314 kKennerly; 3 rooms, electric; $250 cash, $25 per month. 3007 Lambdin: 3 rooms, electric; $250 cash $25 per mont! UNIOS- EASTON TRUST COMPANY, 6325 Easton Av. FOrest 1370. (c58®) OWN Yor Kk HOME NO IN pag 4: ON NOTE ~ §-room brick furna garage. _-———— terest; rent S45 now Garfie la 3s GB. . CLM IPER rR on { § ROR { oe stnut. 67 INVE: STORS Make mea cash offer: 2712-14 Gamb’e ® gg ag 3. r 5 gaat oom = © “STATE REALTY CO. 302 Wainwright Bldg. JOHN B FH RHART wk f 6°) REAL ESTATE-OTHER CITIES | NEW EW JEKSE Y lot bargain, $3 cash. $5 ' Mis month'y buys 20 Jota near Atlan’ ( Price #160 oniy “Ss each Vail 180 Broadway New York. (RY RANKEN, 110-12 Nice double 3-roo f t FOOK ” eel j eriectri reiit a : ‘a : i? $1 °4% price ©7000. JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor, 700 ¢ hestnut. Rid GRAND EY oe LEY /xeursion,. Browns rile Tex. : \latamoras (33d Mexico Winter gardens nge groves, irrigated and: 5 to ‘t0 N00 acre tracts. Boom is nn Atl « ot aes pai $50 rie vife ALTO. LOANS— Pa s reduced; mors: Garcer rewritten, = ivan eo Ali! an ice Pinar va) 4 3:31: ; Wash newton _ 4A) YAHL EM Makes AUTO LOANS GET $25 TO $1000 QLICK lonest people can come here and bor row anv ammount they need. No endorsers io Mmgulries of ¥ sur fri cain neighbors or. employers; everything privaie. . 7 Bring your title ‘our 4 aon ft ave | to bt fully paid for. Everything sitente Ola loans paid off. mortgages renewed money advanced. You keep the car. Borrow $ 25, pay back $ 4 monthly Borrow $ 50, pay back $ 6 monthiy Borrow $100, pay back $10 monthly Borrow $200, pay back $20 month ly Borrow S300, pay back $0 mob thly Our Rates Are Very Low Yahlem Finance Co. | dq Lo salaried rereons, easy ts: low rates; co nfidential. Stand- urd't Cred [—-. me Ly Victoria Bide. ics) A we yee WN EY to @A iA? ied pes oe easy pay- COT ridential. 8] Raiiway By te; change’ Bide EES STOP! Need Any Money? Get & +18) to ¢ 5000 Quick SEF US F) RST—6¢ SIN yy FE REST Private. ei fident z ia}. No indorsers. Ist, 2d, 3d Mortgage Loans We will take mortgages on im- proved real estate in St. Louis and Vieinity for one. two and three year berjods ith Sm ali Ti i Lith ly pay menu arrang: ; _A practical method of obtaining monry wy t! in «a fe w days’ me for ¥ purpose, such as remodeling, 4. uiding garages ar veways, pPesuting, , rating ele. Courteous ser “vice guick acu @ YAHLEM FINANCE CO. 1035 XN. isrand AT. Hours. 8 a. m. tw 9 Dp. m (c4) —_ vacant: buy and (JOHN s. BLAKE & BRO... 815 Chestnut : a * | j i- makin: Bewine \ Pug DOUGHERTY R. ECO. 803 CHE STNUT | St water and elec ee Oe ee LOANS ON PERSON’L PROP’'Y ANY furniture owners or saiaried peop.e ————— 4 PRIVATE LOANS to furniture OW ners; Miake your ow terms west rates. The Mutual €o. POF Vict a Rice &th and Locust. Phone (Eentral 606 14) “SALARY AND FURNITURE LOANS a discoun! y » Ind as: Meson ling pri- } vate: on yo GU RANTS FINANCE + @ Room old % ive. (c5) re QU I ‘K MONE 7 To loan on furniture. “4° ; OR, automobiles | = real estate, $25 Ui; ; iowest rates; easy AME RICAN BROKERAGE COMPANY. 5] 31d QUICK MONEY _ | For palaried people on their own note c- iwithout indoreer iis ill eta, ’ Se t it indorser, and without knowledze | of employer or any one: repay in small : 7% - 1? e+ seuae ’ ~} ps . ; 17 25, on tO BUlt you; cheapest rates in ouis AMERICAN PROKFRAGT : 516 Tower Ride. 604 Olive at. (c14) LOANS cg REAL ESTATE FIR ST and st nd deeds f _tri ist made rvice h; quick (JOHN in “ABBOTT. enktec-. [09 Chestnut. LOANS We make and b nd deeds of tm . ’ s REPUBLIC i IN ANC 'E ( ‘ORP. " Sapien Loos Artac: Bide ‘MONEY TO LOAN—City o unt prep- erty. W. T. Pausch. Wainwright Bidg — — “ie = s) MONEY Mm LOAN On second deeds of trust O'FALLON PARK LOAN AND IXV. CO 44351 Wart COlax 2400 R | MONE: ¥ ty LOAN—On first and- second de« of trust: alse building loans. | BRINEMANS REALTY Cvw., 1910 Gravoie ct} Mi ; NE \ iv. i SED — N11 i} f) Mi) on lin pri ved st. Louis real estate at loweat interest adv. nee mm rents, secon’ds deeds of trust MONE) TO LOAN — ON FIRST AND ECOND DEEDS OF TRUST, ALSO BU ILDING LOANS. DAVID P. LEARY, STH AND CHESTNUT. PHONE DELMAR ‘2506 AFTER 6 P. M. . (eB) iP RIN A TE mMnes slid! On Food Brconag deeds of trust. Bex A-304. P.-D ‘SY 'SEE OUR AD in this paper, REAL ES- TATE MO RTG At 1 TRUST CO., twelfth floor, 208 N. Broadway (oR) PL ENT) MONF\ Tu LOAN. On real estat: » delav: befor at * REAL ESTATE LOANS 10 years to repay: easy terms;. altrac- Live rates ARCHSHOEFE! R. ERS ¢ 3 7 - Do You Need floney? FIRST "AND. SECOND DEEDS Bankr interest. F service s LOUIS FIN ANC AL (),, Room ie: 804 Pine. MAin 5208. MAin ; Oa (el7) BRINKOP’S 1ST DEEDS (kK TRUST—6% Perfect titles re" “SEE I 6 ( ae AN BRINKOP. REAI ESTATE @.. 21 Ss Grand Aclede 3040 LE T US MAKE YUUR Real Estate Loan UNLIMITED RESOURCES LOWEST RATES EMMELMANNSPACLER K SEVENTH “© CHESTNUT REPRESENTING THOUSANDS OF HOME INVESTORS AND LGAN CORRESPONDENTS OF THE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO MONEY wan = ICON E \ ty) wee ' rer cent interest. ‘v-ye ir joan 2d «te js ~ f f of afd M st nte of $100 ¢ business property, if} amo t ei { ati Cet ean: papers reac ? j ‘ 5 mreres oS per cent to %7 per cent: ee rity 3 te 3 (> Ci€¢a po 7 » ae d a Ss , ia 5 artis be ‘ Oiir Le S:\ ¢ f = S ‘a@ ‘ T ir price list, issued @aci \ riday . - ‘ 7 . legitimate proposiuon. Box ih-20, Post Dispatch. ; “a 74 9 . re F : so l NUS A hu Gopr,rat t — Benes. = ‘ es eomt ami vt th pes t SOK aide} : 7. = PAdae a. his TAT aS @ iv? Vv { ; require . OOO honest Ww ris work end Jearn busines only mente: saiary tO Start ¢: pavable twice trnomth.y 1) Gars Vica a each euminer with pas banc .¢ . 7 ay T wd 3° , 4 Tye given and requirec Box J-403. Post : ' _BUSINESS — oe BAKE r a ry t ? is s = Lou = owner 4 oe _e Savin ta ire. ~~ ' > és : eT LOUIS SINESS 1X | -ag’ \ ria } 41°O-4150. _ BE AUT’ y PARLOR oa a ik at) O71 . rT? ist be ser 6 ee appre t Dartv leaving tow 0% P.77. Post “Dispat h nt BEAUTY. SHO in hear Of 1 Aus 6 tna ‘o eo | ‘ et; . ‘ len 411 ra b Hear icai ‘ ok | Re a4 . 7 - «> oo ‘ a uw t Bo ix 'p. 19. Post-Tispat«! oe aTTT YS ~ pid “ \i = 1 oft j ‘ . > ‘ wT * w'¢ ‘ tat can ta est iz ec “ ,50 t s>6) (c) — ‘ON FECTIONERY-LUNCHROOM -— 23xx north; excellent equipment: established lrade; rent o7 y $42.50, includes 3 ifving | rooms; price $h00 ST. LOUIS BU SINESS or ANCE +41 30 | 709 Victoria Bldg. CEnt se LUNE nA “LION tides Confectionery; rent 34U, lease, fuvuntaln,; 'ee¢.ia bread, raik, butter, te «reas, to be cco and Cigars; price pl4uvu Ar eps 8 ; prominent curner, won deriui curb service in susnuter; nifty p.ace;: Leriiis,; price SLAVU, FRY & KrRK INVESTMENT CO: 704 Victoria b dg. y (‘Entral 2840 DELICATESSEN AND LUNCHROOM-- | 46xx Delmar: doing wonderful business; | owber sick. Cant handle. FUrest Un7-s. URUG S&S tg Southwest, hew equip trent OMpetltiohl, ROVU VUSLLII VSS, price 35000. ST. LOUIS BUE sINESS EXCHANGE. “UY Victoria Bidg *Entral 4120-41539. 4533 Easton PilsAING 7 ATION—~4sravois; corner 40- Cation, U-vea! i@ase, HUO0U B4.1008 monthiy ; a M SOO: price 33d0VUU. KT LOUIS BUSINESS EACH AN, 709 Victoria Bldg. CEntra) L. HEYE INV. CO., 7th and Chestnut : pA U A 2° (yal ity bidg 4; ATTiE 4 445%. Lay PROCKKY—And meat markel 8. box » YB OSt-Dispat ’ af _ rit t “sid atand;: 1 ren good | t is cn iP. 344 '] Pag 1 Rr ANy» MEAT MARK j w()] iadison Ask fo (Gjeorg? ‘4 ie, Y AND MARKEI -~ (Good loca 1 . MELILIOF whner gf ; Ou i ‘ } ‘ ‘, spur (oul j ‘) r Sines... 4 4 Hi I Liter, -) « LU re po “ ° ‘. , psa a he | 7? *“ 4 | GROCEI!?\ ND MEAT MARKET—Good husiness for one man With fami'y heip Pho: Myf? ( a WUD ,cower Bidz ; aan 5 ee. GROWER Y AND MARKET’ Nest knd 3-Year icase iving roots: receipts $700 tilly; price $300 : ae ST LOWVIS BRESINESS EACH Gk, 709 Victoria Bldg. CE: 1129-4130 GRO AND M ARKETS Grocery and market; rent $00; 2 rooms nd bath: SOOO a week ash, gv0d equ! p- meyr? TvTice a Sale) KC ery ane _ ar} ot. earn? S40) rece +m tit} ¢ j 1&7 A! ’ za ’ ’ : . it , (7Poce! and rarket ;e nt Sl. me lud- x 5 . 3 nid bya t} , " Spoon : f° ¢ as - ae $ a ial né a t nis rf 9 i! f \ | ae 7 ju Tt *f f rCK l trade i: lr co ypP- Mf arket: rent $35; $500 a wyek cash | ra {Trace x € ’ 2 £900 ‘Key & KERR INVESTMENT CO. "04 toria Bldg errs, NP "S840 | ery 8943 oO L" ¢ 1} rooms hort water | 2 i ba nam water license furnished c8 HAR oul ARE ts Gh oo FS AND PAINTS sted «south wes! excellent Jocatio: ocavonderful future: rent $40; cood Pas r rooms above if nie price par! mvotls | , an 100° Tithe Guaranty Lidg GArtieid 145% JEWELRY STOR (E—In busy neighborhood Mm) vie & oe k. transfer corv.er: time- mi\mMment hiisinese established ioing av- Prue ares ash S1600 per mont store established ] veare good repair trac: lean gwtock: $5000 cash W hean- als Buves TY UiS1 have _£o00d ac cing : eta igid inves’ igatior entire in- : : ' : t , : + Te veetment runs about $11.600; wi aK6 note lniess you can meet requirements ) ot ens er. ise xX > 7 } D> ‘J ADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR—Le ar 4 . Ned Tree anev- a ‘ 1;ey . $2 © ‘ | Sta 2 / ves Fe. . or ‘ ~i4 fit? OUIS BUSINESS EACHANGE ie: toria Blidge ("Fr t 11 "2 4150 SCH ROOM—Bargain, $275 2015S N Iir Owa' IACHINI HUT Establisned trade ing nmthiy repe work for some gts g | 2 \ f e jf afinr a ° 1) eagonavieé prope " ef e ’ i ¥ Ore aker fc qr? ‘ bie echanics Box 4-324 } j? at i} MARK ET—t200d ion: ea ~ 4 le Phe é } | mbpo 4 O7TR4 (o4 j NERY STORE—wWill sacrifice af a whe aes @ ire 4 aw Mune (;reenville. J! } rs at RI) 3 iv ears Nh erf er I atest equipn € S° oft? ~T [AVL IS BUSINESS | EXC ete Nigk, "09 Victoria Blde (Entral 11°24-41730 -RAPH BUSINESS — 2000; &s- ’ ad r 5 years; retiring. Box F-28685 I epateo) (4 eit ROUTE-—-—1000 deihbesa:; o00 Cun . Tr t be ee oicemuaie rr } , & }- ERR 6. aye hk 4 ‘ 4 } in . r ral “R40 PICTURI OWS t ? a £ 4 ; air ‘ rent & bade & ece ts 4 rMno? ren? 250° Sev « c %¢ ‘yee « LAF { Lf 4) OMUING HOTSE-——-18 rooms, weil fur- nighed: all rented: bie tneeme; terms. °8R4 Delmer. Lindell 3995W feld | MaMING HOUSE— S rooms: « “heap rent a >i termns., bit ae a le re. 204F ' i4) 1M NG Hi s) ' ng r Yeoming: ‘ 7 account sicknees rood irrve, | ‘ g4 Delt TAT 5 | Indel! Be (cG?) a HOUSE——-19 rooms: cash of! terme property if desired. 3958 West- | nen Rik OMING HOUSE—-$650 buye beau tif ly des ” fint: rent 50: imme furnished room te e\ (reeae cei 421: > Olive st wet ROOMING HOSE “10 rooms. almost new forniture rood ineome: harm@ain for cuick go e lease or vroperty if desired. 48404 (> 1ve v2 ' ®) Hfé TSE —Furn'! shed 10-room an | efea>m heat: janitor perv ic e- hi COTE TS eacrifice faving. | i) wee Y lea ers, Box } t377 | epatch 7A v a ¥ | \' ‘ 4 ST = 17% \ ne e ia ’ WwW et { era om terms 4) WaciitNGTON, 2907—Rooming house, 8 ¢ } . er 16 rooms, Niles bargain. THE KECORD-SMASHING SUCCESS gg Lap tng-ol : Nights A Sat. Mat. : Ago DOLLAR, Pees DICAy" | CHEROKEE, SALLY or NEILL arm was broken, 2716 Cherokee st. ‘ ‘ . hitn a flesh wound in CHOUTEAU, Patey But 3 Miller deff. & Chouteau Leach's wife was arrested short- $i. 10. $1.65 ri 208 her husband died. Leach had been married here yes-| _ Leading Theatre ah ‘18th Street { kerinaia Denny is 18th & Lafayette “Califo —e Straight FAIRY {MAY MURRAE tn 5640 Fasten HELD FOR DETROIT POLICE AFTER ASSAULT ON WIFE Man Recognized in Court Here as | Wanted for Trying to Kill Mate in Michigan. LAST 4 TIMES—Good Seats es , Kingsland aN Ceanes | 6457 Gravols Av. f re 100- MAYSTERIE! eS~ 100 Knickerbocker een BELLAMY Ricans & PAULINE, BENNETT 5 L in Sidney ame * te Delightful American medy ‘s THEY KNEW WHAT THEY WANTED” A THEATRE GUILD SUCCESS el = Year in New York : ss MATS WED -SAT , Sc-$2 He and his wife were arrested : McNalr-Pesta!lozz! of disturbing the MELBA «wine a C6 & “Just Sup- | | Grand and Miami pose”’—Mike Contest wanted elsewhere pair was in Police. ¢ VERA REYNOLDS EDMUND BURNS RALPH LEWIS TOM WILSON WARD CRANE MICHIGAN {._Dourle Program wagon Seidor .Scalp was lacerated. Grand & Washington to bring their CLARK & McCULLOUGH Lillian & Claxton QUEENS (poste rome, ,4700 Maffitt IN PERSON R-ASK HER LAST 2 DAYS—“THE COHENS AND KELLYS’”’ MISSOURI STARTING SATURDAY FRENCH “TROOPS AMBUSHED AND mneenence BY DRUSES JOSEPH E. HOWARD SEE | Grand and dJuniate Lee in “Anot er £2 You may buy choice Orpheum seats at branch box offices in your neighbor- hood at regular prices. GRAN _11 A. M—CONTINUOUS—I1 8—BIG ACTS— 8 TUESDAY—“CHARLESTON NIGHT” | Friduy—Future Stars Discovery ! , x Ak ates enna of French your druggist Karabkale to escaped to rejoin thei Aubert and Faston ‘ MEMORY Cine ‘Chippewa { MAE MURRKAY 4s AMUSEMENTS deff. & Chippewa Comedy and Others EMPRESS SIM WILLIAMS HAPPY MOMENTS LEW WHITE WY WARNER BAXTER RM) FORD STERLING The quickest way to get home or office help — through patch Want ad. “OFFICER 666” ‘Bremen ae Ameritas Yesus’ of ee ices ye a — in “Hing Cottqn” ——— —* — and Comes teatime tines ene ee ne A: ett tC rt att nae Conan and News. ———- BLACK BIRD” in- “HAVOC” Comedy ee ‘McNAIR ~ Lyons Aster in ace That (3145 Park Ar. 7224 Michigne Av. °& “The Closed Teor” ‘MIDWAY { Fatelle Taylor fm “Playthin of Desire id ry = a erm eee = "The American Venus" MOGLER {“Phantor f the For- oth and Bremeo Sot tr PAULINE { "Cin “Clive rocks yy East” AE Se Double Program RITZ yo Glyn s “Soul Pd Man's Wife’ initia) | Weediens ION CHANEY 5015 Graveis BLACK binb* [ ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT CO.’S THEATERS | ARSENAL Xeni Grand and Arsenal | AUBERT = "anor Boardman & oe ee ~ . ee -_ The Merry Widew ’ —_ Cinderella Ronald prranen Irene Rich i Cherokee and lowa \ Windermere ns law Cody CONGRESS /'-", st oped, Mee 40°75 Olive St, ' Comedione”’ Amateurs ee a a ee ~S r - f Double P Grand-Flor. § ..,. cuble Program - Grand & Florissant and Renmeenis Lane” _PHOTOPLAY THEATERS _PHOTOPLAY THEATERS» LOI Ew 5 PY TAT! CON TINUOUS 'GRAVOIS | {9 Double pe Pref irae & Gravols Clayton & McCaus. * Petes. ad News LYRIC { “Eee MISSOURI CONCERT ORCHESTRA . IMUSIC THAT THRILLS / 2812 N.Vandeventer” and the Walter” ‘Manchester { Lieyd a po Manchester “The et Salst” ‘Ohe DEWI LS ASAD LAND” A Novel Fantasy “THE PRISONER’S LAST TWO DAYS! 0 Manchester oddle (optest ‘Montgomery. { ‘The 4 American Venus’ “Headlines NOVELTY f SALLY O NEILL | 36: *4 Easton “MIKE” CHARLES EMMETT MACK drama of a girl who loved too well— all OUR GAN — -——s ww weoeow ewe Oe we ae ee ow ee Se DON ALBERT'S SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA “TUMBLEWEEDS’ JACK SIDNEY GIERSDORF SISTERS & BAND— ROY BOLGER € ENTRALY WESTEND LYRIC) j CAPITOL Orig: nal Presentation “The Wizard of the PAGEANT { «Dancing = ore | 6851 Delmar “Three Faces Bact” Powhatan / .., Ane siete OF , tees t Motion Picture By the Author of '—Ry the Most ae and Startiiag ef the Day—Yes, MICHAEL ARLEN N. | 39th and Shaw (MEMORY LANE ion th Shenandoah { pee a. i.rand-Shesandvuah ' and \auder Me | TIVOLI og Double 6550 Lielmar Double FP VIRGINIA { peutic Sa oi 17 % saved _ “Prairie rate _ U proarious Fun, Fast and Bewildering Dancing, Intriguing Singing and Pretty Girls. WEBSTER {eect “Headlines” ToT Sk 10 roome ex'ra rood | — - ee - -creanopece ewart & Beasle . HI-POINTE (2 % cwart & Besate gy ew KING BEE ( SALLY O'NEILL | 1710 N. Jefferson “MIKE” ee ee —~— ee 0 Fl Lafa yette ee 1643 8. dettereen “MEMORY I.ANE” Double Program ‘LINDELL | The Yankee Sener’ | Grand & Uebert and ‘‘Memory — —_ Sixth and Pine “NORTH STAR” MAFFITT f “Adotnne Senso bn a - Ce a “As No Man Jie poeetemant Loved and | Hop Double Program lsth & Montgomery | ome, see 2 — — VT OZARK f RIC HARD DIX “ } IAs odie me Webster Groves “v enlehing P 4 ee mT cn i ee | Mu plew ood ‘2 Charleston Contest on eR Ai A! ‘SHA w ( Bae Oe ee a — — "= - —— —— ere. ) Dancing Mothers” & “Three Faces East’ a | ltth and Clinten PHOTOPLAY CONWAY TEARLE [_ LAVENTWAL THEATER CIRCUTT | MISS ALICE LLOYD : ) DOROTHY MACKAILL WORLD-KNOWN ARLEN. HIMSELF, FOR ¢ BEAUTIFUL, DARING DANCER OF PARIS Favorite English Comedienne FREDA & PALACE “BARTCH-A-KALLOOP” BRAGDON & MORRISSEY In “SNAP SHOTS," Kafka, |, Staniey 4 & Mae KARAVAEFF & CO. STEPPING SISTERS ” With JOYCE COLES MATINEE TODA: | 3520 S. Newstead GRAN D CENTRAL ONLY ene Rodemich_| anidhis Orchestra eo wy THE STACE ~ § Charleston Challer + aS . Pe rr ne eee a rae AND CAPITOL, | WEST END LYRIC “It's well worth seeing be “aad NIE. in GEORGE WHITING AND SADIE BURT MEROFF AND HIS HIGH HATTERS COMING | SUNDAY |, GRAND CENTRAL BARBARA LA MARR, [ “The People vs. Nancy Preston’ anita Eee RAPT Tuer oOAtTnet.' ASHLAND { a" Merry Widow" UY he “Grand EMBASSY (“Css04, Done sna 4928 Delmar \“The Awful Truth? O’FALLON ee ir 1o76 W. = si dite — Unies and Lastva

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Weco (416.4), WEET (348.6), WGN (302.8), WGR (319), Woc (483.6), WSAIL (335.3). Goodrich WGY (373.3). organ recital Ste. Silvertown Cord orchestra. WEAR (383.4) organ recital). WEBH (2370.2) Oriele dance or- chestra: artists. WGHP (°70) Skylark dance band. WGY (379.5) “Fishing.” WOAW (526) classical pregram. WPG (299.8) dance orchestra. 9:15 P.M. WiP (808.2) 8. S. Leviathan or- chestra. o), wae (862.9), WSAT (325.9) Hire’s Voyageurs. Friday by ‘“‘Betiy Crocker. Thursday—4:00 P. M. hrnes.”” Mrs. Ida B. Cole will pre- 1t the tribute to ‘‘Motherhood and sent th Childhood’ paid by new American writers of prose and poetry Child verse by A. A. Milne with a musica: getting composed and played br Mrs. - : ? ~ i.7 a a) Samue! P. Goddard will be sung br Mrs. Archie Lee, and quaini stores P by the same author will be reac py Mrs. Archer © Retllr Criginal werse i br Wedsesday (lub members will be ‘read by, Miss Sarah T ~ , . we § « ? - ; “Larkiniies Dire m New York..' . 4 , : eee ee Allegro Con Brio Andants Allegro Quasi Andantinc Allegro Molto Vivace 8:00 P. M. “tleguet Cinb Eskimos. Lnrect from New York. 9:00 P. M. Silvertown Cord Orchestra. Durect from New York. ictaiennniabaiemeeniaieliinmamnmameeememmmmeemaaal KFUO—545.1 Meters THURSDAY. 3:00 P. M.——Addreas: “The Blessings of True Religion.” Prof. J. T. Mueller. Chimes: A Piepkorn. KMOX—280.2 Meters THURSDAY, 9:40 A. M.~+Market ict:30 PF. M.—Organ recital bv ae F. M.—Takk te Teea RB. McLean: Womans Hour auspices of the League vf Women Voters. 4:00 PP. M.—Housewrves’ Hour. String .ensembie music with ev cists. KFWF-. 240 Ditters THURSDAY. 11:0@ A. M.-— Sun- shine Hour.’ comducted by Rev. Emil Clifford Hartmann. Pastcr St. Lou!s Truth Center. NOON—Orgaa recital by Mrs. Em- ~ 7:45 PL Wo — Divine Healing Serv- ces Of the Church of the Truth. Sub- ject: “How to Work With the Law of God and Not Work Against It.” followed by prarem for the sick. 9:00 P. M.-Special program of request numbers om the organ with chumes by Mrs. Emma (Call. WEW—248 Meters THURSDAY, 7:00 P. M.——Musica! DOrogram under direction of Rey. a. §. Dimichine, S. J. a rt WIL—273 Meters THURSDAY, 4:00 P.M. Joe Johor eon and his orchestra. Tea Hour coneert from Coronado Hotel. 8:00 P. M.— Studio program. David Bruner. pianist: Miss Marion Turner. soprano; Here Hummel and his Im- , perial Rhythm Peddler« Orchestra: i ee . . Jack Lavin. tenor. Herbert Berger and his Coronade Hotel Orchestra Sit. Louis University Hawaiian Sere- nacets. abiaiciicliaictvaciansdeantin WSBF—273 Meters THURSDAY, NOON. Ralph Perry Pianist: Alice McDonald singer: Blanche Bagwil!, Zula Snyder. Beasie Hayden, tre. Vocal and instrumental! 3:00 FP. M.-—Mrs. S. Laughlin. einger and pianist Mves Claire (oetKke, seprano: Pau! Sehroeder ni. anis!: Mrs. Lillian Yewe!!, pianist _ 10:00 P. M.-Dance program fmm Cast'e Ballroom by Deck's Dixie Or. + chesira. KFQA—280 Meters THURSDAY, 8:00 PL M.—Concert ef The Principia Student Orchestra. DUMB DORA ss Word Puzz RAIN PROSPECT COLD acTOR IN COTTO { cew YORK, March 18.—P: _ nA PR RAO ee a =e ae emmenamanal le -- Questions Answered -- Vital Statistics + — oid rains ip the South served MD iatively easy Liverpoo! cables, —By YOUNG Be 223 07 @ Se we ear? todar. : Ds. The cvening “wae steady. at || Post - Dispatch Radio i Broadeasting Station ROD,I WISH Daviight weekaa: proace- 13:40@81:40. 2:40 and 3:40 p. ™. Market quotations and news ' ate 4 Department of Agriculture ane Domestic Science Hour conducted by the Home Service Dept. of the Gold \ledai Hon ® bcompomics ta.a “Women's Hour.” Conducted hy the Wednesday Club of St. Louts. Mrs. Walter J. Knight has arranged a pregram on “New Ports at Old ~ PRaaaes NT BPRACTICIN ‘~ phat 9 DUEL WIT ME FATS ONLY MSIEUR | HENIZ) AT 4 TARGET: ~— PRACTICE , mca SE VIM GOING , te ‘ ' (D0. BOY 1 KNOW WOW “Ou MUST FEEL- COME ON ~ WE'LL TAKE ANICE LONG AUK (NAHE PARK AND FOOGET IT ISN'T TiS Alife WONDERFUL 78 cust war I NEEDED’AT LAST Loon (Zod! AJZEN'T THESE ef 1 point *o an advance ¢f 3 gelling off 2 or @ points « LILIES PRETTY -i TS LIWE = ca | ser coli southers colin. | gallied to a pout seme tay s sine: privat? cabies said the ¢eclia TVE POLLED MN UTIME NOw.4Ou KNOW: ‘NERUES TOGETHER - 4 Ls ‘ef covering and trade sail «ede vuying to fz prices ws early trading. Sut ihe t = “/ was @0 to heége selling, “w/ ea " ~- bere 4d was attributed to covert th ‘ figures, t realizing st these “gures, he wl ece at miédar showed preacti , points from the best. e early afternoon market there was a liittie ¥ if ' \( }' hy GV = L aw ; i} " 7 i FOUR HUNDRED ACRES OF LANDS ON MiS HANDS. Soe IS BEGINNING To WON DER WHAT HE CAN bd WIT TT - HIS BRAN IS BOING VERY LITTLE WORK FoR HIM — Ii = —— " —— = | mag Tv i ~~ ALL mS BIRT J ee ag SS, OS “. Ne ; —-. j ad? ALA ‘y WaNnss ain i a’ } * ‘i rs i > FANE A >CiL aye he " j ‘ ; | . ‘ \ 7 1M Sacer. wHaTri. ft EvE® \ © 1 COULD Sfic iT BEFCRE - + en — ~- TT coc Bot WHATCL TI SELL Zur tT AS COL “THERE'S THe FLAW! MIGHT HUNT AROUND FOR A SoMDRED YEARS AND NEVER SIND ATHER SucKER AS BIS ASB piF® FINDS OuT I! GoT ST iT HAYS WHT 1 VE GOT ie wih s _ PRICE BS For a ‘imited time onl | at far below regular pri out, complete with wind Permarent or removab! our office or phone fo buildings on the lot ney 10x14 eevee? oe sevenen 12x16 eeseovieeenvneeere® , 10x18 ose eo P ee eee reer 99218 ..ce: ee Terms cash. Also have be giad to explain. GRand 2050—s MANCHESTE 1210 S. Vandeventer av. Builders of Manche —s The Washington, D. ¢ A READER.—Report the viola- tors of the Voistead. Ac prohibition enforcement officer, Custom House, Eighth and Olive ; WSB (425.3), Dr. Charies io. Mt. RDA A (309.1) Pittsburg Post mid- night revue. KRGO (361.2) Four one-act plavs: “The Shadow,” “‘The Man at the Helm.” “The , menta: KRHJ ¢€405.2 dance orchestra KNXA (336.9), pregram. KPO (428.3). studio program. KTHS (374.8), dance convert. ~-_ KYW (939.4), evening at home| ee ~ program WRERM (2663 popular prograrn, | Moulin Rouge orchestra, artists. WEAF (491.5). Lopez and his or- chestra. WGHP (270). frolickers. WGN (302.8). Sam'n’ Henry. old- | WQJ (47.5) Rainbo Skvliarks. art - IS LS. WCCO (416.4). talk. WLW (422.3), - Doherty Meiod: bors. 10:20 P.M. WCCO (416.4), dance program. 10:30 P.M. phen Boisc'air. WRC > (458.5). organ recital. O-: Beck. 10:45 P. W. WGHB :.°68 frolie organist ss P. Me. KNX (336.9), pregram. -KPO (428.3). Avon string quintet. cheir. WBAP (475.9) Hensilee and Sim- mons, singers. VY BZ (333.1) organ recital}. WMAQ (477.5) Clara Schevilie. so- prano. 9:45 P. M. Ww JZ (45 a) orc hes! re... WRC (468.5) Meyer Davis i. . Paradis band. WEBH 370.2). Oriole orchestra. artists, revue. ' WoNP (270). dance orchestra. 'WHOoO (526). Bankers Life Cor- . Sugar orchestra. WLW ; ‘ete TP 4 : nestra, Peter MacArthue hart ‘ore. ie ae 97S) a The deed of 7: atiiad, you should ask in charge of this department ee em (422.3). “Bore from Home weciaire hate] ar ~ ANSWERS TO QUERIES ; : Tes -— in this calumn. (;—Take the coins to a dea?- in order to determine their value. B.— Address Robert Todd —_- 3014 North street, N. > M. — You should g€o i Barnes Hospital, where they are equipped for giving the kind treatment most likely to henefit the condition of the hand and legs What vou mostly need is gen and systematic Massage, *ks alternated with coid, gli ee ectriny and pratary ‘ ‘ 11} ‘ i “AQ Pa patiment iid aniv Bi an metitutis prope ped and ait «tared those “2 ed “1 vot le S12. , ie | nown as “livdro-Therapr” anda to see the doctor Oe eee orchesira. 11:45 P. MW. - - WDAF (365.5). frolic. Ted Weem Vietor I tecording orchestra 13 M. 381.5). dance orchestra (495.2). dance orchestr 206.9 tghisc (425.3) Cabirans swater Supper dance, WOAW (526), frolic. ‘an be extended MEDICAL QUESTIONS 2 Health and sanitation questions of public interest only will de con sidered. Dtagnos's or treatment of individual cases till not be given. Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. Personal and telephone calis, or answers by mail, cannot be given attention, except letters on medical questions of undou?t- ed sincerity when accompanied HARRY —We do net solve prod: by stamped addressed envelope. =e a —jean spots on Kalso- TTI } Mm with wh te ‘ha x hien _ the edges With the surreund iu .. ’ a a) ‘ face. rubbing alwars in one direc- tion and changing the bread fre- ‘- > streets: (>i RG! 4 i aay Fy vou Bet "VF. - 7 - - . . a ANNA K. — The 10-cent piece sult a formula book at the Public *~* « . *4 + dated 1913 does not command any Library you can obtain many wary premium. The dime dated 1884 f developing pictures The for- worth from i0c to 15¢: and the owing hydrochin: developer t- .3 +4 7 we 5 : } + 2 - the mint. of 18(°6 is worth from for producing great contrast ans . * €.. to ive. ntensit als for developing ° - , . FP. QO.—To clean candlesticks, oOver-exposed plates Distilled or ‘ . . . — em o« Pen = - =o2 ' wy ‘+ . whether tin or enameled, fill them’ 'c@ Water, 25 Ounces: suiphite ot ha ta ¥ fs a he ae ee a = = with boiling water to clean therm. Soda, crystals ounces; hydroch!- net allow the water to sian non, 3 ounces: bromide of potas- time, but pour it off and th sium. % ounce, Dissolve by warm- . * 7 ? ® } } +. ’ t} orougly dry. the Candlest nz ‘ ne et i ‘Oz we B is? with .a cloth. In this mann JANE. — If you have colored ease amd dirt may be removed rrIusii? ealicoes or gwinzghame to without damage { the or wash. mix a tablespoonfu! of ex- . ad . + , - ’ Ad ) ‘. . 3 7} - substance of tha hs and estick gq! in each galion ot ale > Wares B ‘> = w i? i ié a YY" ths art: ‘ies in th = f Pr feet high (3). ¥ nit two hours, or make a strong brine ates Weather Bureau perates Of fine salt and cold water, ane ne telegraph and telephone lines SOGak the « ed cotton iinen fn oOcalit es Ww herrea ) Cn > 2 YT ern 4 xz dr i kK v ae iines are available, primarily ¢ yayvs wit t vrong side out, in the Purpose of transmitting mer the shade 2d ~ nes ade —™ _ | eocrological observation. Weather ! ". ee irying than in. the - . * . - i ae _* * . , . * forecasts and warnings, vesse! an: i% wreck reports and general Govern READER oe 2 ee ; ‘ a se i’ _- t +. 4 aw - ment business. mare ee ui hie eee . € (=) » eq] T't 4 q i > © > rae 4 - . ~ . VIVIAN. Five courses at mdse wit ? past ma brush, no $ ? > 4 dish of candy or after-dinner CH Ya ¢ : ey a ehh rm 3 + +> ee -- ; ane be fe@ as a course}, Cr more usualty .s with water. The secre* flee four actua: cCuurses, are thoughy the t that tne paste Keeps sufficient for any luncheon meny & paper damp and Icoesens r Below are two menus from wice . mplete Holes in the walls i> % " " x ‘ h Ose Fr 2 +} ~ . . ‘ ‘ e int : "uDS, PRES, meat ana Vezeta bles. ’ rY ee . Ww th x negar "ee i saiad. and dessert or fruit, sou; c wat it: @ harde;: s meat and vegetables, salad ane mU 7 on » + '¢ * he n - sen) + aa. : oe a ’ i 2 , ilies 4 dessert manipulate ¥ LA 10} ING i\ I N B : oj (By a Member of the St. Louis Rar Association.) “XT + on . os7? 9 =s + . - NATOUS.—The wrll wit! be iy indorsen + on the h:; e -¢ 2 a. ‘ @ we ol 4% * j - if.it has been properly draw Da ‘ - * *% 7 . CM MeD.—We advise vou ' 4 SUBSCT Siuke = Write ¢ the consult a lawyer regarding the S@€cretary of le State Board of s - property in question. iedical Exan ere, Jefferson ¢ a hie . > > } E. W. K.—Most States, including MO. for the information regarding : ~ : : -- «4 ? . ; — a4 “4 the a Ps -_ Missouri, have “Sunday blue laws’ . - 7 . uf > > a , of some Kind. but these laws are (RR ? oe can se nis. in- different in the various States. teres the property, but he can 5s ee > a 1 > sd \ + ” * ve S Ts me — ; ® _ - MR: “ 4. : roy . ohn Beis - il = a at ré VW + . IZ zest sy rea 2 hate ree ~*~ . > Jf i oe © | «4 sa ay 7 it) 4 Fr q mS z awvrer wit? goods you Wiil need a merchant egard the matter iicense—that is al} READE cen HAL +. i \ } \ iF R —The part who FRANK J. — Your parents c drew up the w Or any other in- ‘-. ‘—- f e®TresTeP } nNartr in ? > - 7 es obtain your discharge applrin ee ere ne the ‘Om na i ig “FF ar , 4 -_ 4 ; 2 ’ Eel He ag Fan Drs. ‘ * 4 iN sat on a ine at ; regime ~* « s fms oe ne af any Yl. tar +ha as > | _ on a POST -DISPATCH RREADEE a “ a I re ‘ ae sie i iw > om ‘ ed ar a Pra rg ig 2 Be: int f the court cos ‘ ba = ” FE. ‘ = —The troub ® Tn men- ee ss : , on is a modfied form of whar is ‘ALied “sea sickness.” such as ner . sa a — Bie 7ORS NOt aceustomed to sea-fartng : i : ah | . — —— ne = ’ X He! if’? . and’ g an es Milt ind ian? ign efferyvace om hae en , i iar Hee 7 eeda * such as brom,, ae? tear we Oy, a> , y. arnonated Yaters an«d . n milk of magnesia and see that the bowels are Kent active o € RQ j an, . 7 WSAT $29.9), Freda Sanker’s \- chestra. :ts A. ME. WLW (62°.7) Night Owls ~~; cr a 7s - . SKY ie@rriere, dance mysi: ' vr ~ : aT a. 4 insomnia aon-Satders teh @et yr | WQT 6447.5). Ginger hear laitile - ff Pes * ~ee _ . —— ‘ iit avorii : gance PproR ram Eliza Boozer: custody « Answer to Yesterday’s Puzzle CROSS WORD PUZZLE | ; ww tS la 5 a |> | Hein ilmrenmy. Lis is vd. restora car : Pet Fender: custeds re: « t, wt O10 wr 10 O|n | = | mr |Ol: » ©} VO! aim { AO alr [7 al m rieici2 |e MI ertiard Quigtey: alimiy crwin Willer: cus a 20 2} 22 m mm Ben Bliamberr: restoratial ame: alimony r EK. KesW@®r: reste 25 26 27 liam E. Renerd: a 29 30 3S! jSe 36 37 136 (39 |40 the Associated Press. - March 1§8.—Lady Diana Manners, Madonnqa and the “The Miracle.” wil make appearance March 24 and will return to England for Eiuaster, 42 4 ". | Morris Gest. producer, announees, e- silmony. riek Miler: Tres “Moore: alimony’, ? 4 : tn Norms restoratig Trem ber -estora ‘ } tone Thi Imatrer of ar eg * “Te woat ne = ie oar soi L3 \ iffa: ’ ta Tha git _ q 15. A negative [> Pastries Qo A i7 Mar’ land ,} wees e abbr 42. A measure of I 18 \ NUIT 4 oe ) 12 BS | PACA a’ 4 » ie t ace A\Tmarnes i} : $4. West indies ia. M 20.. An rifted a 76 art i. > DP on -} y es hxchandces for 6 Mosicie , Oe ¥ a ro *OrProwsy PY? oT le - : ca) 24. Distinguished 49 Must a. * - ‘ ” ¢ der oil (organs for srri¢ ? > 4 i a3OvD! at 4 m 1 V.810N. a) Observed, a f 53. Stinging insects. JS hrouw 54. A sea dird. 41. A kin Pc ems mg Marriage Licenses ¢— © Fe ee ae ae ee a a eI MARRIAGE LICENSES. E.R. D . * . ¢ . chi 4 Ferg J. Weber... 4026 Pleasant wf ..4 ; +4 “ _- 7 3 aw. Miidred Singer ~~ Giutet ww and . oba sta Truman G. Wails 4569 Kensington J. H. ; Opal M.” Stanier [315 Lindell ‘ nd Lid. - . . tailit : * * a +d ae) hw thatat id ee iA uyvd Chas. Horn. 6440 Wanda nj ~ and ~ ‘ . ~ as * enevieve Starnies 431lo Lindeil a ees a oe = . 4 A A lohn T. come 39084 St. Lous fy as Been E. (:oeman 44°55 2xington = - Q ‘and *? « s ~ s . William H. Maliorr w451 Deimar J. R. and F tuth J. Mengher. Maniewood W and 1 Robdert tL. O: Schumann .. Davenport. Ia © R. and Helen E. Sievert .Davenpert ia: E and ~ s a ana Vincent tsreco . i kes Detroit B : °* he adi Marvy Collora .. 5128 Dagzott . > . . e Max G. troffatein i460 st ‘jJeorge 4 : a ~ eded~ ~*~ : Te! se | j p > rok ah FS mrignt ‘i acid Pata : ra ana e +! Messer 3854 AM RV | ; a: > : atl + : e M 3g Vanoseventer " and vard Na mle 1208 ap RT. an vi te, ¥ ; ie bea ; ; ? ag tto W. Drie INIA Greer ar 1 M Ww io. A R ni ; ar larry He a Hijo P'yvmo 4 and le Mi ‘ ae yt? *RA Vi i E i : at % : iain ats > * bt, j na mwya i Moran SRLIA Montana 4 —- Mae M rdes 8958 Hancock 3° *** a A. ave~nce. MeHenrv “" ‘ ret: ‘a y a pare os ; ae ie Rtiee TONE ©... se : : en’ 2a | F: G. and Hcernt Nek : =? Bulls W. and A. “ir Stansk 2 NEE ‘oauis a and F Rakula Avthur Brown eterna %¢. touts . - Miu rea ret iJues* =? b 4 wut Lis ned aw is ae ———— W. and BIRTHS RECORDED ; s ~ * MOTs x. Miele 818 Pigdie ' lizabeth Duff ee, ik 43:4 Mice Ww d yr “Le a ar . ites, IS11A Par Emma Mit-he ar “ Wertz, Burial Permits; - - °° A speaker with power to get a whole @& chestra at actual volume. and gett cherlB @ Or, when solter mumc .s wanted, 2 eae Gm at gives finer reception thaw wou have ever heard. No distortion. Ne @ masnngeon the thriling crescendo of @ Loudspeaker Model 104 $245 Power speaker with “B” bar- tery elimimator. For 5040 cycle. 110 voir A. C. i ani \t Belleville. 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Se 18.15¢ and 18.19¢. and was hold- Te : Pt a es a “> R & CR J 4 a>") ee , A “tn OS d’9i UG*y Bib, Vitrsy LEMONS— Cali forni 400 14 460s LIVE POULTRY—Fo T Pm iy CRICAGO. & 1s -— Potato jen t berm round 18.180 at the end of the first a: alien pong oar. Aree, Semin. ane Se fe = 78 ts Bo gi Pe ihe 78% HC st ‘Aj; 4) 7%) 7 7% paien Pet 6) | 4101 39/101 is 11 1 101 %4 {$3.50 to $5.59 and enaller $2.50 to $3.28 | fowls. Fee. ce oe eer | 67 care, tote |. & chipeneeee Sean ; a ’ ge ek pie a i2Z1é i217 % “ U pfd 1; 7O m1) 70 tbh, Pt JS YoR, Yo", 24 V5i, | rer box tn fobhing wav. chicke COC fe 4 ings, | cube o ( sedan: > 10 T ‘ Dre sects that one of the orivate author.| lined SIT tr Sin: Oo efte S750 | Ame Muni?) "2208, [108 tuG | |..... | Hazel Cor | 2 1a, 13%, 1%, Lot | OOS igang Sm) O58) OST) VO te ERA PERR Te Ronds $4 to $5.25] be und aver bc: large springs, Jee; | Sn0u! stendy: Wisconsin sacked round ties earty bales were without any ap} oe $8.75: sanner and cull ewes $2 to'S5 ng AP oo. 38 f | 4 ie aaa -~ 3. Sy a geste a ee oS ri io trk 6M “2 107%" | ore OTe nea aN A 9 may baggy Be om order. 6c. and he tg SGe: serine Cait ane | - ‘hue Sane ge ore Ai ‘ a ‘ Ls b Or a “ ee 4 o oi “4 DO ft 7 3 » fA 5 3° &.) 3° i $2 3 : aS - boy 72 - (“9 é 3 ‘se Na ’ - ~A, “thy I 191 i ) r. : . ‘ 8COrn®s® and black , igs $5c° *3 > . t pa, pe sue bg eT araer! : f° & ay ite a ent eect ee ty Lie ter tee . plage - +1 954 93 "| V3 x is fn Hevden C 5 ¢ - | ty l abs ge ao oe * rae - % 100 | 98 be jin Aron SUS oy Rs Ht ai ag $5.50 | turkeys. nens 0c: on 0 oaumn and ald nae B sECROa §fOUNG mg tay an bp ee . . ’ ‘avr sv tw ‘ 4 rae eT: ? ” “> H oe cae * *? o4 7 “4a ’ af t is { } i I } “An ~ — . Wabi . ° ‘ [orm f i La?’ " 1 1 ? } . “ ced laseie § "NANKRe@ | ory 3 “ Py : Pe ol a t 5 to points net higher on fur- at 2 - clock, oF about net unchanged to A G & E nD y = a. By, , ~ - co = “ Sf 4 -4 * IniSto ly 45 1 Us Le + i ot va — Pa | er 100 | BHe P so Pe ow = my Ry oo . “ee s2 KOO 7 . s > $i) — sai ther covering. T “ esvanne wae checked | one point higher. At) Fr C © 1% Goes “ od Pc tedia ke OP ie ie ' 34 14 . 14 a! 14 7 iI O 61Q8 5 08% O81,' ORNe, _. o's | MCE RB LE ducke atua!! poe ae, a NueCOTY CHICAGO March 19 —Ponttew— of ae a ry ct wT Lib O S°'G! ~ 1DZ L5U 150 153 M & Cris «| F105 2 105 ae 2 1U1% j Tin weak.’ Spot and nearby $65.37; fu-}'" “nero and Rag ee ss ) aANZAG CITY. Mo. March 18 vreamns (12 rea Co. y ‘907 3 onF nat | & % og > ; eee a i i NDt 4, Bs &| 97 | Ty y 7 ON ‘ hae i Pps on Petraes mem Pt 13c: ibe eounde Be ema rye ayy Hie perv. b tter dow a J e 45°. Lege aelected : Fa BNE&EP.. 3H 2% 267, "PRM “oat “oe an 3, Of O% v's N 8. P6% & 104 LO3%% lta 104% | firm, Bast St. e on a a” Pehenaes /WuArRe. Uitiested, Underweim@tn. ete. us i + sug) a outer scukey eee potatond ts CDGA new 11) 47 465 46% 46%. ‘4 alr % N 8 Pc6 3» 214113 %'112 mM 112%113% } $70. Antin ony spot 18 °5 oe e wanted ant saiable onl? et se arp rediic _— ange ~ eS Fee 1?! Ste ! Fe | oe 3 new . 1, 40 40 40 or & B df 9514; 95k 5%, VS & * aleaiheglieaagealie coh ‘tions. Strine lamhe, Be to 1Lb¢ per ib.| NEW YORK, March 18 —Live poultry se CL & P ” O14 ol ux + a os a Co | 1; ge 1% 4°? 4°? 4:4 (OS 6 ‘41 n 1 QR YRIL P81, OR 14 C b Sai. Jutnanmetia ws -_ ‘ ae? gh me to ey $3, ‘ irregular: chickens, bw freight. Ate ta a = eisai Sel Co 14) 9 19 19 ™ ~“@ | MeCsadl |! me j 3 1, } ‘4 114, ;P E dy nw 62 100% 1001, 1001 1 . ; “Rtas Jum ».0U: m um. 25: } brotiers. bv freight, 50¢c,. Dressed powltry ~~ - -% ~ ni | Ba Re PPS IP es 7 teem ar | 4 i! 2 190 o2 100% | ur a es—Con l /amat) $4- hehiee $1.50 per doren. teen: we ine : jw ~ C ee rs a, ioe Sec | 60 oy el ni G 120% (119 6 516% 220% | BE 51g" Hy ape & 1 got — s oe a t nued J) NEW YORK _ March 12—Rutter uneet- firm; prices unchanged, er ‘ . Cc P Corp Ps “90 “oy i & as Co PD 1 942. 441,) 8414 241, | POEBS 4) “4 101 & 101% lv] — ‘Ly os se Prey, | +e recetets oe? 5: creamery. pe ntmhes | anne aes griyge c : Oe 2 go a 4° reg + + on Matiawk a ‘ 4 . | VP L 61) 2, GS %y YS My UN Me Us tg | Security Saies High. Low. Close Close. score. 41% 2 = 420° a0 Avate, “a8 to vi FOR ADDITIONAL " ‘Sotteg +e P J —— 25 & 265 Bi "6 a, 3 &Hud BB vi 24 O36! 24%! 24% | F = . Ep “ meee 103% Re Wei, | FOREIGN BONDS. ecere 40%o to 4! Wee, pachina om : oe ~ : 42 '142 /|142 oore D F ht O2%| O2%| G2%J..... ot ae ae 8% 103 % 103% 103%, | ~witeita -— ——eeteenee | CU make. No. %. 32e. xe firm: : Com P new of Q1 “24> 26) 1, nan Mus > v8 ‘ “ngs _2 |}Ra K* 6s 1 10S iORr 2 ' Mtg 7728 Y YO4g UH ae: ts oe lreceipte, 29.481: freah-gathered. extra MARKETS SEE Com P war 4 s2i0 oe vz | ee eA 1s ~ Pp y és G ‘4 Poe — ”y oe i's R E Co sto ‘oes French NM }firste. 30¢ to 3O%c: do storage packed, | ‘ ! Con Cig 6 4055! 401) 40% 401, | Nat Lea 5} 4 a 4 i oe ia 37. | OF ia? 169 Bs at Li 2 SU's; 80%, 8013, 80% fry Bs Bay hocant naauall S00 to 30%: | NEXT PAGE "Savy Cons D P 3: 6g 4) t ran fs L% O01, O03. OQ! | Shawshe 7: 4 10) 100% too r9ye, | 202, Se \ereah eathered eond a 3 og.: | 3 epee ee | ; . ae os 494) 493, son ‘pou 1N P 6 A 1 TeOe) 18%) 18S 18% Boge le + Biel alata 103% 10445! ...” Le Sabet! etl ae ae ped BAbr, pe 0 Lie Le af ue ha On a Co 14’ 23%! POOR ee DReer tn wo ON 4 84 24 {2 o4 {= ; s m4 a See “ai oO D4 &, 14 YS % | Say, bE S THe ELAUS =! , wn bi: te . A 10 1068 Ty 105 106% 107 PINE Ts 1 2444. 1124 ‘is & SE es 61° 924, 918%, 912.) 92 an tigi oe “ i= ' > dad ; i het [ont BR 241 7% | 6 7 Sar anew J £ we POD (ys pan : oe ey ere .. os se a2 » 86 S543) Sot, 8 = — —_ = en HUNT AROUND FOR A For a limited time only you can buy a MANCHESTER Garage J§/ 6°! P pf. 11 Bate] Baie) wate) we TX YTO%pD 1'112% 11254 112%). | 1. | 89, 68% 35) 81 98%! 95 | BBM. oy | nig g ‘ps ie PACIFI | yore : ‘ 7 » »' o aa en rilpna os odin . ‘pe> 3 ’” 3) @ Por ‘2 a is d , e ly } ,% 8 ON QS ¢ el . ey > YEARS AND NEVER FIND at far below regular prices. Built of high-grade lumber through- [Mj Court Lia) 1 33.7 337) 43. 33o | Noro P 15) 1830) Ter 164s, TeeZ | SUN O Stal oe os) 001 “wag naag |K Den Sig0) 9 99%! oe 1 oe con C GAS AND ELECTRIC CO. At pee out, complete with windows, paint, hardware and mill-made doors. Bj ‘Ur A & M11 20% 19% 19%! 201, |X O PL&l or Com | O81... ice a eo lig Pedle | Bx A eS ee A 7) 9344) 93% 931,'..... DIVIDEND NOTICE COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND NO. 41 ni . \CKER AS RIG ATS Permanent or removable. Price, delivered and erected. Call at i Car Metals li: 34 19 N St PA 12 107% 1065441061, 107 je | 4 dy me ees Ty #72 104}, Los ng F . : ( Gi OS ~ HP® HOI, WHA, ae ; ~ ON ffice OF Lene fo rti Col & Aik 3 SR BR) BR le N Ss Fr QQ7 Q07. ON%® lu | cana y fin a; 8d { 94 Th Mt B Dent ~ SEATS TTIOD MINT M:..... | A regular quarterlydividend of $2.00 per share upon the common capital ves : wi our 0 PD r particulars. Come and see the actual do pid .. 1 101 %y 10145 101%, Ohio. T: li 9%! Oy! O% PUSRO'g 27) 11014 TOT Tory sroty [EB BAT gs 4910014 '100% 100% 10014 | “fl stock of this company will b id April 15, 1926 if i | AM . puildings on the lot next door to our office ; Cun Press 29% 2R a? 208. 9G i G) \ “3 OG 2 hy yl, | RG 9 dJ% $1018 101 8/101 4, fo, 8 | Prs} ex Vs 4°94 | 98%! Oa! Ont, | pany ue e pa on Apt! . .9, to sharcholders of ‘ PS . ‘pee 6s Bat] ee) 28%!) 29% | phila El ie Sgt Binge Be SRG!) BS) 210142 TOS LOLs Loteg [REO Tee 7 M4 | we | 8) 4” | record at the close of business March 31, 1926. = — = SINGLE |D & R ‘B 1} 42 |.41 | 41 ’ |Pille F M 1 38% 38%! 38%). te 9 | | | 7, @ {Rhine MTs 12; O7%| OF | OTK! OF - | . : ee } Dom Stor > 64 4: 63 3 3 i Pitts | Lg 2N4 ' | oon. f. i Ee Flos Ja 1.191 144°'10] 1/1014 102% iRh W EIT s lO 4 | 4%, 94 a; 94% | Summarized Earnings Statement sh 3S OOO TEE caccvsss 10880 Sart gl Be ee pt 3140%57147 147 (149% | White py; 208% 104 4/108 46 [104 "Ruse Ghee} 1) 14%) 16%) 14%'.....1 Ff Year 1925 Increase Ae ny, 4 --> . .$248.00 Se ....... s5000. Me Pore | A) cee een eee 10S liicuenback; 4) 6%! 6%! 6%] i |C Cologne | |} 90%) 99% S&H Te 28) 7, 99.7| ORM) ORS Od" Reserve for Depreciation 3,807,990 _ 750,574 2 i 20x20 eeeee- oe @eeeee? 267.00 ing =o : “ 45 ei 42 le 43 hs $i Saf —— ] 12s i“ le 12s 1s z ot ae i a i od 3 R7 } KAT, Rg” ‘ g7 be ae od sk lous 9 + 07 mimi 4 7,851,357 7 623,008 “* ; ; wt Sec 5 ¢ 58 et Sears-R ne 1? 494, Si > {) C Dresd 7s } ” & 03 * Onn ; > Ve a bp oy OD PO Bs + 2 2 F “© Terms cash. Also have attractive financing plan which we will }Elec Ref. .! 81) 04% BR) Ben. Gi, | Servel Co ,- h bonifg poy, ia "10 Gras 88! 16 riod 7 tty O2% | MIlg | Swiss Sts 2.101% 101% 101 1M1 ig On Preferred Stock (6%) $ 3.265.434 68 20,8624 3 . be glad to explain. Eng P Ser 10 2515) 95 ") ae "t ote: i Sierra P 3 oR oR “' o> | Danish Cc p oa of 1 Oe OTM) 2 L 4 38. R 96 85%, 96 | 95% | On Common Stock ‘ —an— 3,624,337 8 $84,215 # | Pageo! Mot 8: 66 8, 58 “8 * | Southeas hiss 4 T arn | ori.) *¢ adn nga 1, 96%) 96%) 96%) QO % Balance ———§ 961,586 $ 217,969 g, GRand 2050—Saturday Afternoon GRand 7839. | Fajardo 8 %1142 11479 (142 “i140 P&L new 9% ORs, ORa aya, 1D CC T4y © 93512! O51. ash ae W mph n Fi | te nee i Pee : ' AC | FedMotTk | 1xd° 39%! sae: 308 Sie | SPRL was sees aa 5%, oO Ket RR a, 9543) 9545 _6%s 50.! 4 867%.) 86%) 86%) 87 | Listed en New York, San Francisce and ether Stock Exchanges ant NCHESTER MANUFACTURI Forhan Co 1! 37% 17%) 173. 1k "13 EV&!l | . dios we, 20 France ve 5 RO9°; g91°': Boi! Tota] sales of stocks, JS3.900 shares | San Francisco, California A. F. Hocggens V tce-President CO. — {Oren 26! 2214; 21 a a 1 ve = = F 61 Se | Furepean ~"al on “ B24 82% Total sales of bonds, $1,149,000. eee inanimate i ae EAMER, ¥ ice- and Treamerer 1210 S. Vandeventer av. St. Louis, Mo | Preshmn a re a ! 23 te | 94 | Sov C Edi esi, peer, peggy 12a | | Lk tividend. ——————————— | 4 erate: sar! ; a) mee oe ee ee at ERC eenen 5] 31 iw : ; | Builders of Manchester houses, cottages, clubs, garages. Desig ol we Fs Re! OR: OR. | ia 31% te a “i oe — + T bH : t do ‘B ; 59 "an i s is | " ‘e | 4 z & : ; , +0 1 tu | e P GGEIDel_ FB CE ag ag Pe Sl | , | yrs 9 ‘ mee ae WwW a oe 74% Pte ‘47 A st ? =] , *pey 4s) , “2 +s $s a " . A ——_ ne — | Cae, fe | Bo) | ae | ll of this stock has been sold, this advertisement appears as a matter of record only. ' : omen nance ; seo ' Ad ’ let Fendi iat lon ~ s er P 8 6 7 ie i: * L be ; ehikirer to ; 7 ‘ Pi of Lat, Qi, ke ry & “{ Laut; bs ; ‘ . t lli rt —_ 8 we a i Nig ) 5 3 £185 Os 1 am rt Pharmacal ompany j Ty Hess grat “SP Mee cera installing a cozy extra bathroom ae Ss CE ae . 5 ' aad Tila ; a LOT) : sate * ia ™ es meee ~ i”ftlls ; : Milie Tes i Se ht&li mH, Hh’, fig ; ’ i iA j titer Or Ws en Ma } C&RuUR f 17 &% 17! 1~56 18 ; “Bate dram Thorens Moore: a | mee : ee pS) 12h Th Bi LISTERINE : ; & . i. . = eee rT 4) Thais ’ oo On ral Si Ms a» *4 Mit. stternating the city are co-operating with Crane Co. ina quality in the valves, fittings, and piping. | Dew taal sae deus seas CAPITALIZATION | ipo a ) i [ | Imy a} 4 mei t gage uthorized To be issued Aa 3 parts of the Madonna and the campaign for extra bathrooms in all trul [imp Oil can 14 35 | 844 34% 35 | Pe ‘ Pee a Nun in “The Miracle,” will make or, = wd Visit the Crane Exhibit Rooms with your ey aE ee ee Common Stock (without par value).... 1,000,000 shares* = 281,250 shares Meee Cp batence March 26 and erican houses. Home-owners are Y tl find th mn ihe Of See) as | ae 3) Beat Deferred Stock (without par value).... 100,000 shares 100,000 shares Arse 4 will return to Erceland for Easter. ing shown how spare closets and idle hall con r. ou wi e newest , Ee in-M FP L| 87: 1 L; Gee 100,000 shares are to be reserved for conversion of the Deferred Stock. 1 ra : Fr . ; 7 Your architect or plumber can help you arrange compact eaten orl 45) e650.) 164.) acct ane | years ago to mnanufacture and sell ‘Listerine’ and other this time is certified by the Audit Bureau of Circula- : s) me EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT t Crane fixtures in an astonishing variety of groupings to fit (Card Petr! 19 a ee ee ne pharmaceutical products. : tion at approximately 65,000,000. During the last four a ’ KSD ; 7 your available room as well as your preferences. Ihe more => > ft Gr now! 016 de | 4:3! a2 | ane “Listerine is today the standard antiseptic of the Years we have spent over $4,400,000 in advertising. yy | | — St. Louis | Pee heful rie a arte sof ime oe often | eit. Ser pf R RGR 5 Ga . world and it occupies this position approached by no ASSET& AND DIVIDENDS Bf? Bt Toom i on. ~ 2 ~- eae : : ; o¢ . ‘Watch Radio Programs —This Paper = a | Pathe g& wig §g “a pe i oe 8 ot 8 eS) TK aM : competing preparation. The remarkable merit of the Because of the nature of the business and the ab- Na? ane ff FESUEES 81) 2 oom wit added charm of the unusua en Tes 1) 9%! 9%) -94%,' 10 increase amounted to about $365,000. The net profit Lambert Pharmacal Company has paid out a total of 4 Yy RedRanko SS aeet da) dak of the first two months of 1926, also, shows an $4,675,000 in dividends. = ‘ iy, re oi 1R3.) 38 1A 17% increase over the same two oo a Pe. ‘ a ae - . ay ~ wee « Ahs eee ee ee ee ee ot ot ee % ca. 67 *

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. yer > -~ eae eee bs % aa oa lal ; : VT. 4g 3 Geer eae FSS yee ee SES Pe eee f iB hagas ate ys x " ¢ “A, ; 4 - a / a ‘ : , { ite POST-OISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH 18, 1996 ST. LOUIS FOS1-OISPATCH ree SUS HIER ay YORK BOND MARKET See. a —— Review | 22 De we eee. VEew Vi Tt Maer & — ‘3 - 7 a =I i §UCTa tions iD the fore Cow ing ms 460of | marke: Lieb “Changs. Special t, the Post-pj,,,. ft tudav'’s 'p = - _ me isDatch, lmnest ‘OWeat end Closing | sy LOUIS PRODUCE RoW Nira N Theme Sty "ine [> ga 184-1 ete gy rates $375 9949/48 | ons ee etiahing feature S podav’s bona tons against x toas A ices Ce» me D 359 3 vis MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE “iy tate. u= in $1009 lots (000 omitted). | Ta Chone 2. 90... 98%) ort aa Arizona com ’*****:+- 1 1043; fou! O2, ;ho Cea? S625" % cas Cae ae oo “Rovers eter bY contusitie timhe last year. leg Dres. highes:. iva +, i 4.0) 4"! c . 357 is $7. 5 ehMac} wing are the Official gue Quotations 4n al] United States Liberty bonds are in dollars and lL C&OR&A Isr 4 ‘89 24 va! hl 8 a? Bigelow Marites heawes og bh 2 10% ;ar Oooriy ) 1044, 104 49/104 ly ee Butte FNS ea a 3 hy | 3 3] 3% Sweet ta toes were steady Suvplles broke ove Im the Lock rke bi- — aah nines at to o« ’ SWEDEN. aioe 2 66 3s Baer - r= ay Paes ay were 3 VU 000, against $10,145,000 yesterday 45 Chic Catig 5 297.°"| 59 | S24] 2a ae Mase pfd Se eneel Te Foe 4/ 76 ° MOderate cazo & Alton ; Prison =e © 6s and Sugar futures closed * - l DeNSwi) K—Krone Dog y- q High. Tow. 086. Yest, $10,268 009 a Week 8&0, $12,861 00 2 year ago and $15 yo: 000 t : 6C& E Is ea a 75%) 7 tree Elec ree eee.. 299 j=27 229 bean giato Ac range: Colorado rugset — Weert! converte ‘Ja beove eine Pate sales 3° 000 tons 2oge™ ire | © ea- wens, >» - ; : _ ‘ eo 4 j , o, : ; * Vw ; : , yr Re suger ‘TT eS de or a? uachri a 37 & lias ‘ 75 ° j ert ei. “a 4 - . . eee. ie Te LAN D—Fra ny, D 1g 6- | MAY WHEAT + years ago. From Jan to date ,. - ri — CG w4 so ttt: 08%! GBI °C % Gill ay ee se | og atl 32 | 37 burbe k 3.560 Hy. gs ~ ban less favorahle Euronean outlook resuiting ;=-32; July, 3 8: September, 2.68:° Der 1@ Aakead js EN —Pemitty 1) 4.102, és gg 162%. icae 18] $87] 489 000 A vec . i Sea: Ealeg were $708,689 000 against l Cl&Ly 6s OF 065 (hh liz ;112 | ema, bes ae oe ad esa a % 98 4% $3 ry 333.50 wunbe ie Caton 1 from the failure ag the League of Nations | 2.68. pane PORE: E— i CNN 7) 1.38 - ix 6275 OS 's ° 2.899, p r ago an ‘ 325 000 tw y . : [es Ci£i » let ts 66108 10s 1U8 we — ae: | a eis +) wo && 25 25 We ‘ehigty 288eMh!y to admi? Ge nv mate ND Fiore i i250, Mc 157% 155%. 185:3 « Pe Be. a —_ Oo years ago. 25 CM&stP 1.99, 86: ts! 91%) 91% | {sland oe eae... tees 163 116: Sweet Sur's $4.10 per 100 ae le | NH SH ra. | CZ ‘H : “LA \ AKIA ni rebiee Dp »o 96 3 JULY WHECE * 5 a / 33 + pa ‘e ' 32 pt + M6 | rt i ty in ; pd Royle wees trol 1% | ¥ 4g a? $1. ay 10. 1h Staite ba oa — ened oa. "by the comtronizations re a contrasting with beaviness of ner P . ‘en e : 'y ¥ es il 1 oh te : rom rT) D ] 78 . . ee: _——— 5 149 fae Tai 139 5 GOVERNMENT BONDS ' 5 awe 2"CMESP, 4 rv L014. 44 44 3uU . “nec an: e*ee6¢ ® @:-e «| eg ; } 75 75 ermuda re. r — * T Neseee nNancv loan, Price movementg of domestic cor- ican Writin Paner In Mer . mire Re BT A weed reve mn Id 74 a : Ff 2oo% 142%, 143% -8 74g) ul * 4 . I BOND MARKET AY ERAGES '! 45 Gms Pr 4h, 2614) 49 | as ™ 5% tlase Gas mS ee 85 44 | 85Y 85% | ba’ $1.48 to $1gy Der bu Lames Iwration mses were ea iM Lirtngeems vl; cantile Marine fe éna vi Vins ie 7 yTti¢e 4 9 ' ’ Fer a 3 fH ~ # + a a ‘ "> y i oak Vit Daur eee ~ ee eta SS : - ” a ° ; rai ~~! j . “A ; rt le ‘ ; oa bat °@ ‘ . . ‘ lio SRGENTING Pesci DB 39 50 : , % Id 135 3a b 13 1g b 2 L § 282-47 1014 j401— 101—2 if beta on . NL 4Ru 41 tay iat Be See ej « 2! Sl hy ol] & dul] Tomatoes we steady ee . 18 RAL I ong , 14.3 — wee WHEAT, ies ins 32-47 eee eee [1028 102g 1102—¢}/ Ten fire: ay ee Talis. 9] OF 4 > Be A CM&SI e —e ao 71 48%, | 483, | Nat leather Be a linad ake, a ee QUOTATIONS 4325 ; (ik ae rT} i) 4 ) By Sa +g 3137 lg - 14 123: Vy 4 Y "> 4 7 ' wiht ! 2 | Pr Se ond ry rails QQ” RR an 00 f «3% GO ueO 4 34 cfs. : | - on New ( Oornela i a | OL) j "n | rd ARTICHOKEBe Cc lif rnia $2 50 ter 4 SHANGHAIW) -% Sly 13745 af 18549 b 27 ao ~@ . Ten pup! tian” aeroe 361 | -2 CMasp ad 4 44 ©.) any $544, ny, New Eng T g ‘¢***:-{ 2 Mitia. ler? | nd $) o> ~ tr Californte. $2. , a SS “A Klee Fe nade? i > 4 “(43 . é 100. f _°¢ Po 9 Du C Pt ities 13 533 92.6] j . wae Tia 1. L v £ Rig lls 113 113: X and $) 95 ro $1 54a) r x _ 7) m™ : Rei 2 Pe ; if } fay 129 “a- 1, 127 Sa 84 L "84 “4 hy 00 30 100—28 100—cg ren 22 lustricte 99 1 aaa) 61 57 C M&SpP 4 are ) Cet 4s 2 i $5 aj as 4 North Butte i *° a? a oa ar B ETS New Texas 3) 6 to $2 per pened . Tiltetl ~ Z j ‘ pairks lhe sated ee arey i) ™> ¢ j f i yy Pere Sate. 8? 8h eee. { ] ] 4 i 1 ] et. “ pd | 8 tno iran Sug er _ MA) Cor: % oe : 10! 3 4:6 427 2/101—2 A0I—y] /101—2 Bales Securit, ich 1 1 | 24: RI&P rfg 34. 89 14 | sy | 89% ; Swift sueermer °° °°’ | 193g} 18%} 19 Bae Texas crates $4.51) 5. ' 29% 7 ao ee . ns re rc S.- 5 al’“S.% Sth €%— °: i.!| Low. | Cicgs | 16 Chiéw1 5 8 ‘621041 1104 104 | lorrington = o! ‘ ANISE PLANT—Louistana $3.50 to finn te St.Louis Cie, lr VSR-% 745 oe a 33-35 o TS Pra ee AL moni | C&sty. & 4s. ! ‘ed Seed 65 $4.50 per 5 r U pasket. ; a. ie *337:, 102—~18 19 | INDUST}] C&S} ‘ s D1. and $1 per bu paske : | tine re porte Cloge ges : Mares ia. 77% iO% itt I 4th 4% pe ~ © 10 —I15 6 trAL BON DS. ; 4 (* C&éSiL Vv SS! D 101 1 _% 100 44 OWer Mfg ee ee — 10 / 93 e CARROrs New Texas $1) 25 to $1 5u t#e 1IReE8 S27 000 Gog COTT€spondin. pe N. ae. . a ft} TO TEb T1Yy b a f yep ea a wer re an | Jeers ff ae ae ae UU +e JU “3 United Shoe M 50 f os of . - () le Pee et Daa; : thie —ondi + 08y lao & Ze \ Se oe. rego —— 8 reg 34-38. st OGW. on ae » 16 Gdyr T oe 121% 12] 112] * 7s } Pear pget Cores! 49% 50 per by basket. @nd Northern washed. $1 to . ° i i 2 responding tis oat tied tog JULY SEN a; spy | 18 Usa 93; 2°/102—15 102 2 abt : re ag AE oe S110 110% tid: [. a a oe ae ' 98%] ose! O8 % Uianenoe Me Ore enon! 7 4 y 7% rt $115: home-grown ge to 50c per bu AT this time of the year, when most companies have : 1669 100 aoc reporte , bite ¢ om 7ST 79 BX 7-58 / ~ Se Eee ranby Min 7% 30 1047 104 &, i109 i a ee Seed = hy e ‘ ce bitduco Ss i 9 VOX loose, me = ° . . : . 26% [17 Igoe: FED Debits Stites for March el. 80 % 80%.% son & lies ae "4854 19a e107 —26 ial eee 546s 40 cr 3h; "j100 8/104 1 Cuba RR 5s *63| a3.) 93. 93 ei nea CAULIFLOWER __ California. 85 to 188Ued financia] Statements or annual reports, i¢ iS Op- + eee FLARE 00.000: tote? {BA ViduQ ttl | ek “she KM s4%b 74% p| 187 Usa 4294, 104—¢ [PO3—31 104 1G HUMCR S%s ge ie! 1024 /102% | 1 Cub NR 6 Pert || 9 OM | 85%! 95% Sh Ee er Ya comer. $1.2 25 to $5 ortune—and even essential to good investment prac. | fCOunts Dis VU: total L 4 , : 4 “a ‘ ee : 3 & ~ ~ 3 “ pa “f , SE LE F ‘a } rr! ' hy a = j Qe TOM Lot ati ds reift i¢ we nk and beings: : C. SEPTENEER CO . ei 46-58 es ‘3 100—1¢ ie - wii 1V I R Te! 5s 56. ies '102 8. 1102 ’ In 2 & 89 — B4 Hud Cvt 12% 11} a New ¥ ork Coffee. and igER} wane a6 ine yt P ni 4 peccents. $19 800 00K tal 10 date $13 7) WIS F274, | — OREIGN nice —--—16 * Ingers Rana 9855100 ~ 109 100 : ae Bl bs SEW YORK. Marh 18. Corin. Rio} “shed celery $y} 4 ber bunch for tumhoe tice—to have your security holding analyzed. PSR8 300 GOK. combined debits Were $52 ae TL. oeeee eee B01, Koa | FOREIGN BONDS. 10-Int agr 58 32. --| 9B | g@ 96 é Del & Hu ae | n 104% 10ga, | No. 7 178 * Santos No 4. 23. Futures ) and $1.10 for sam. 280.000 , total au, mate to Indi Guay aud wm, ... 83 82 Te. tee os +7 -%m wen’, il Aip Mon St 78 55, D1 91 7 or 8 Int Ag Ss 42 Sta; SKA g- is! BAS RE ‘un sag lt! £% & | ogee | Casy: March, 16.98 - July, 16.37, zen (MBERS—inchane ang llinoig two i “RK and ba: acre fc ©Ounts 4 I114 Om C 77 13 %-% TE B- a 76 a0 ‘ Argent Re 45 Vu) KA R- 4 3 Int Paper 5s 47 i 94 i! 04 | 04 - 5 D&RG Imp os Rael ted eb a ae eee, gozen boxes fancy $3.75: extra fancy FOR thi ff b f ili ° t - 4 7 i thee} a: 4 TS es e ‘ yo ‘ Feoese re) > *#) . “4 “i is gi i a hen _ ee ~ ig D 1G ‘BS. Ne e i 5 f f 25 Xx, 4.50. 7 a NEW yo K. March 3n~, 2!) mos MAY — s. TIED 19 Arg ‘4s 57 A. : 99 14 | 9914! 99 ly = me ee 6s Od. | 78 in| ‘8 14 TR1y 4 “oom Pog 36 i 87 14| 71, 87, ENDIV tm imported» 1Be te ‘ 1s Purpose weo cr ¢ © taci ities oO our Serv- it pePady; high 41 iv. Oe ulin “pp Denne e wee nee sy g yh by “OS Arg Gs 58 c B..| 98S.) Ox: ! Osi 44 a | 6s , 41) 85 *e, B85 | 85% 8 Erie gen len 49 | | Bond Sales—-Continued 2Oc per Jb. - Louisiana $3 to $3.0 Der pb], ice Department. ove" 6s 59 Orr 9815 981) on: AE IES Re o +. 249 73 110% hr vine’ Mon 71 be Sales, Security ! : “ae | | : : vi | intern? 60-90 cone 4 , aan 4-6 0° coe L, 41% G1 41% -2%, 4] 40 4-7 "8 “41; 29 Argent 7 o7..../101 % 1015; 101 %& ‘ Kanct &1 5s Oe 101 & 101 44/301 ™ r a pe Pe | 77 sea! 76% Nasa tir sigh Low | Clone | Sie crate California telephone. $7 : ; : * Mai ee cw By rime nn 4 ou. “6 "OU hg ee 42 EPTEMLER OapS me peo Gov % 43. °'10] & inde 100 %& J KanG&E Gs "52 1032, 103 % 1034, 2 Erte eek ae “ige’ aa : RAILROAD BONDS GR ee PEPPERS Florida. 1% bu OUR Service Department also Serves in other ways: » { “te Itt i Lt tite Teer 2 hel 3) 0m wast = thal to ing bilities “9 = ea - ~ Pa tee + a ay , 3 ‘42 ri) NRK oe a | % d } is a ne 7 = -ku. 2S . . * PARIS. Marc tS —Priveg 'OVey _ i eae Ft 42% 41% . atral “ge oe Hb ; cs, 97 3 I he "GC f; i e 3. pp ‘ig Lod 2/108 % "O3 "EC Rehwe el Se | 70%! 7U%a 4 S'LE&ESE 6¢n Se | Cfated. fancy, 11. : 1s 'T@fularly on the Bourse Loday. Thing gels 4~ mee TH RYE ee 36 ra a poe i con #1109 14 ] Lig ke ur - Bl, 1014, 101 (nos 43 Frie ey "I ‘31 10) 101 10) HORSE ae ee Shree fhe: 00 r | Der Cf] Peniter 4q7 fri They 0) “ent — “ ? rit ee pe rea) CiZlan ‘Ss 55 Ct? s Is 951 31 . 4 } . c “y 1 { : hoe 7 vb ; ; s ee a /- wat iee I ron « N ’ a . 1.25 r ; . . . [change on London 135 ‘trast! "oe Re 1% 89% 0a ee ma} 4 Belgian Seg.“ 107 15 1107 12/385 a1 5 Lettiess oC 1.100 100 * 1690 a 1a | me Te 14 Stlens® 5% ag OE % 101% 101m Ibs, 99 804 No. 2. $1 to $1.25 oy It is quipped to answer questions con- pUmMes, Five per cent loan 56 frances The | x : LY RY ee 1g Belgian 6s 53 hes RS 8, +; 1 Louis, G&E 6s | | | ' rie evt 4s { * 2 we COD Gs | ! KA l_E— Alabama hampers Pe to $1.14 3 : : : : 4 {| imee F , loa Y RYE a 55 ) 85%) B56, a ess 4 a | 78%] 78 | 2 ‘Ro | 92%] gow! on ah labam cerning income tax and in Titance tax 2 {90llar wae og iOted at 9- france oO Cex JUL YY 2 eee 12 Belgium O's 49./ 92 G24! go ee 88 hegre -}' BB) 9812! ge, et ia he de gin, 34) 78 | eect OO nw ey) | ~%s! 92%, 82 & LETTUCE—California Imperial Valley . times . aaa gy. f ij ian at Tae 7 4, 82 ie Ne El %, °40!/ pn,7) 98%; Frm ” 55-108 3 , s ’ ' 3.5 25 ae DON ie >, 1g — a a 93 91 3 92 8 b &9 ‘3 ] Bergen Re 45 ex ] 14 114 114 19 Men!la El fa “42 TO ‘| 1) by | 10 Ly 6 F Te & Jer 6s 05:1 obsd od, [706 % 5 é%e"2 cons i pene j 5s $3.50 to $4. and 48 $4 to $4.25 ver laws, i 7 . . Ca larch MI, 4 s 8 Ver. $b 14 Ber)in RB ‘oe £ 87%/ g-~ le | 87 % Yo Man « Ig VFli@ 4° TH2 iW0g (102 13 Fla EC 5a '74 ° 97 4) é $) 97 4 tee 3 tes a vu & * 99 & n9% MUSH Reena. Re we skete, $53 oe 3-16d per ounce One ‘De cent - > VTS? oye . Beme eats Sar tens. ~ i” Met Eg Gs xo O7% 7 llneL 4 Fond 3 & G 4146 SP Un ps 72.1102 me {90s arto gi ames Ns eckete. a ) §eresses 9, os ¢ F—Shore 3, ; f _ : LUIS MERCHAN’ EXCHANGE ; BB ne NK. 45 sees 1076 tive 107 _ ] 8 Van ] é 107 6 540% 3 ij mbt 4 , i ' . om : Sepe - ] ‘ ‘ sRE ] ” ; : " . " tone de Tee he ‘hy b, 9 Pn sod tn bos o M mm. f Le 6: ‘43. 19] \, 16] 3 Vs » Gt Noy 48 G1 wu 0) 4 i ‘Ss = ee YT 7 78 O74 ite, “ O. De -~J2 pe ¥s * os . ons of hes v o.\-e —_ t CPT}. | 1 B az } ‘ 28 Wade « se 107 107 107 y ¢ O 8 Pm o s e es e e - o ee , i ~ 7 4 > \r > a New York Rubbe,. on sentinel wheat offers to Europe j 1s Buenos 4 ‘48 55 JAN 1 99 8, 99 7, * Morris 4 io” '39.; 8 871,' §7 “4 r 5% 64 101 10] 10] dozen “bendnaghOme-erown “8c te c per or Service. ere 1s no ¢ arge Or obligation, ° NEW yor: Mary ] R emmef } om Q miums recuced atid some Vihext 4 Chri t ia n ' ie ee i 116 1] 16 ] ' 1 Ill Cep 48 353 7 4 ‘ v 9 Bm ae g, 5G) nx : roa and Rubber ry r. R be wld Hard Wheat was 2 chigher Corn rs Colensnn “eu #5. co. c.° as ‘ | 57 l5¢ to 20c per dozen bunches Or Bxcne 8 001 phage tune 61.00 pat cold oe eee, Demand was raj, 5 Cuba 5 04-44.‘ 100% 100 14 100 45 5 wen — NE Petoet SIRT cv 7% a2 {93 , 91 91 p 92/1034 103 1% 1U3% f°? Tay “7 ° ~~. ° lien rehangce: Rubia, rm: of id 2 93 de | 43 dy $1.85 er crate ] r ; Sev ten: tie | 4 r Eaverpeel arly wae’ 7, ,,2%0] 13 Ceechosic# » 81. ./101% /101 34/103 *) 13 2 Y Ga '38 103% 1033 103% oe IGN ¢ “60 520 '| 82% ogre} 2% rt) 2982, 99%! nua SPINACH Texas. bu baskets. 75 to ’ ~ vated nahi Sek : ed 3 yi 1. : 2 ” “ , v J m Ed 6s On « VM 405% | GN ad . oe ‘2 Bi sat (ate ! "O1, | "a >% sae Pe : ep . : Winnipee early wae ID OMe ~I ge, LO Fears OTM yy] 101 22 N 4 a te oo me 5 lane “Oh, 44 Y-../ THY, ‘Del. 7H 90.. i 4 i »« : ‘ eg —_—— ! ' , www « Am Ed bliss | ; | ] I i WN 8 SA Ow 105 105 IOS ye tame oe ae ° ay wheat onened at $1.624,.5 °°. ly} ld do 71, 45 or th’ PN 1 US 34! Og P Pe fa nn ae 5 an Gude ‘ah Yas = "lennetl!. 97%! Oar OES Me ne acked tn 2 ; ‘at ea , soft w neat $3 ‘ Mav corn : yen Mun & B 46 1101, 110% 1103 = by EIS ‘sos “2 ane Don | 6 47 165 le 10374 (103 3 1” Nor St P 5s "41 ‘| lo 17) 09%! 99% 25 BOF Se me 50 ..] 5%! 957), B57 101" 10% 10a * f. TURNIPS— ha ErONN washed oTaipe. GArfield 7790 401 Olive St be ) - Perth STR «4 week REO and 493 last 13 DutchE] Os fin. » aoe 102 be 103 7, 1 Ohio Pub § 7 467 be Mes ES 1 112% Is KCT Ist 42 6n o-/ RHI 85 85 %, N7 be 7 he Q7 6 0c t)>? $1 per bu box loose: new Texas . ‘ . sn : Minneapolis rr eee. 200 tars 4 do 5 lg 53 Nor. 102 ly 102 vi 102 ¥ 1 (ohio R BE G" $6 103124103 19 103 % 18 K q% F 4« et 49 *) 28 97 & mee ————e — | Cw Ssue | last vear included ow. OOeE el 3 cn 7 4g." 18934] R90"! ge oo we et , oo 4 oS M4 eet 10 leh V gen a@ | | S "52200 eeeevan BO Sg A tg 74 200] 61 Fren h Te 41..7 op % BRA) OR +] = an he Mee 4 . Nout oe a ugh es St! &4 &4 is same ae oe Fe ei PR, Yat 37 Brenn 5 102M poe: 1021 on , or a 4 Ae Se oo x 5 2008. 102 OT 3102 % Site —— —_ ooee PC ep rr ——— : | | - tee aac - — -s -_" eta 143 A oo ie és is loa Ios 1. 103° o PT&T ; pe 52 ../100 re 1004, 500% | 1 oF ng tom 4s “40 85%; pits "B5} Boos ti ihhess a oie atactecnneas es seas Eerrere errr Necabotesrees teseateees “= eet eRe aeee rs an one 'hrough ‘atm Fea. - x ‘ ~ 3 ‘ J ‘ oe ~ I nw 4 os o- P . . e 71 B Li a ; j bof] ivi . ‘ pad * } 3 ‘ 4 i a Me Ce ae, ae°% a4 - 4a" of .*, ain age ° 2 2 b anise: °°, ° bs ys iS et 2 4° PR Po pre .*** ae tilities aisa Our current list of over 75 SounG Pom Were && (00 OU COM Dared 1] {YyPrGaAa Rik ‘8 v0, | 6 ay NB 1, | HA 4 a Pansat ‘ F ok, pid $44, } 4 Lo 1.8 & J i> 4s ' . Gas ang Corporation, Municipal and tov 000 &@ week azo and 126.000 ‘ager ¥’ Rer G E *S 45...) op | 2746! go - Parks 61 a 153 gz 1" 9° * rt: S| '45 et scccee! BTU! gry B75 | ’ A MeOTicnn ernment bonds. Maturing in included os Care inca) and i 6] 8 & ee ee ° 24 . 14 94 8 } 5 5a" ther lice £0 and 327 000 last vear Wheat & 8 | a | - e ~ )o 101% yop) o Milk CRé Gs 4 yee: rd i fr Wehe 395 100 by) ocM pared With 5 Lyvans 6s "34 ‘ = 4 | 94 04 . a S NJ 6s 44 ne Ps . - } °> ‘10 > ft 10 ; ae ae). W me wete 39. S45 D0 Tee wit! ine “te - +4 i ll Pg PGs 48./107 1% \y4>3 LOT | Ps pale es 3 3 J3 3% 223 Moth ma Week avy and 845.000 last vear [6 Maree iley Os vt 84 3, &4 &4 = PAG » » 4. a> 14> 1” lve Mh 1 ee | 4M s lL. Jee rig | f SE So of Mm shinments Were 332 000 by comnarea 1 Mex 5s "45 aset./ 364, | JbG 5, 36S “. -98 © @ % i re oe Oa 1061, eal eg ae ee er 732 $3: later 314000 @ week ago end 425:000] @ MexIrr41, +43 2. 30 tg; 30% 304 roa A ae Ge 37 .. eh, “ol or 2 Minn s¢ ‘1° 233°" OR 174 98%! gai: 38; ie ¢ hj Nts ie SR 00 pid MI tite ? ve "52! { I 19 lz Pn St pty "53 9 & c f a : 4 ¥ 4 o on oj 78 | vA -. “he 1 Nord Ry 6495 00.) 8033] 80 15] sgiz| % Sierra & § 5 P| | ee ot. tet ‘ar) 82%) 83 | Ba : a Building deffersan red winter wheat $1.75: . 2 hard| 15 Norway 5is8 ‘65 SGta RB Ig S56 tg teh hig cE PO 94 | 93 mai 94 | 233 oT 5s wer ‘4 es we aes | Members es, Fork Stoel Ercn f $1.71. No © mixed [orn. 70 ¢e: rs Norway 6 i Pt me ton ty hp “6 Kine O Gil ¢ =. 1091S Lag ho ae T adj we’ 67 $e, - ne eo IZ Be: ; . 4 mixed corn 6726 No j vellow Jd Norway 6s 7 FOTR 1014/10 ‘ + Sine « O%2s '3& 89 Ts! ROM) RO * cs i aos be Bog et - | We | a | : ibe No 3 vellow Corn. T1@72¢- Ll Norway 6s $3... 101 i, LUL4 Loi 1S Sine Oi) MontrT res 41.) 97% 97 | O7% | ate 4 an BSAibiS { a + $ "42/101 %& 3} S191 | 2 Sou ee gh. : " Ssau Ey 4 ! tip ] 6] | wg “ bases: - 4 xs per bay i gp ge ee Pt ad -| 13 Peru Tis 40...) o7% Or lei u7e, | 51 sw Be!) Oo "D4 |102 ¥6 10235109 2 | I Sed , oR - ") Oe } oy RS 3 Ay Bolbe om he os " i) aE 323: Grades BB te pl clover mixed l Per s i 6. 1021 10? te LO” % | 4 my Mi , ‘ - #: 1(W) 2 100 a2 bit) 2 naa ainsen 4s 52! Re Ko) By | KY lip ge a Ze ° but quiet: pure clover firm on No. = Poland tig 40...) 68 (tS | 6s | ‘1 Suey oo 99 | 984, os, ) ae STEMS tae 5g 1H 8 1033— 108% | Ag CARRS) ik = apna, x. ; Zee , the lower grades Cull. Alfaita| 27 Poiana s. ‘60. pe 2) S0%) aby! 2 Pe a P © 47 oe eee | $0 NOTEM 6 sr 4 98 HSB. OK oe ZB pmo ret a ieee be ES Se FP ty 2 i Prairie hay firm: Off crades| i5 Pp Aus 7, °45 92 O1 RS ee ' Ed lst 741 | on ®! 981, we, oe ae é wie Res S07 {107 Hee | OES 3 ‘rp Gibpapes he 1m Sek & : Sn Pi 2 3:4, | 4 sa. 2 Prap e r; ® ‘ee 110%, lla f} »% vd Trumb Sj 62°40) ie A | a7 " OG j 30 Sy ss ar ry 1214 1a 10 ge : “°F ro Giiit tik te 5: 2 pa. g:2: ¥ quotations: No, } timothy nay. $ Queens!i d @sa 47 105%, LOL& Lu4 % | Sroe o 35 Ce. ul Oe te] 9% 97 4 NYCHRr 4 1, OF" 3 94 R93 : 4 ae i ; “P Page ros % $26: Standard timothy hay. $23 to 8 Ri - ms 7s "OD SOis! wg zj S9', 15 Uni Drug @ 440/105 S105 14, 105 %& i NYCEHR , 21, OF ~Q yi. T9 le eZ b ; ff} BE ae a ee gee Mo. 2 timothy hay. so0 to $22: xo | 16 STOUPAU Te 43 wot Ol | o2% | 3 Uni F Gas 63°38 102 102") 102 z NYCHRLSc]3 1.96 77% 775 ten | es Sr : mM) ane We a Clover mixed hay $24 2s: 30.1 F Ris Ge S 8s 46/101 7, ‘14 % 101%, IU S&S Rub 7% &p 107% lotva 107% | 1: NYCES! 3 oc. 1's 103K Osi | BBs . 3 : . : ” *,ey ? . > 7 ~ - - — =~ . J . ° "ee a, bed . e 8 re ™ ? ‘ j vn Saal 0 so * j t clover mixes hay $20 to $ N © Rio de J x- 46../10] 2/10] 101 1, 45 Us Rub 58 '47. A4 O30) a4 | e alnneorer mixe Hi Xo’ | 15 Seo Pry! S &s ‘hy 104%, 104 143, | O Utica Gas oS O71078 IOUN yO) 8 | 25 NYS TEHCtBV E40) Oe: AR ar 353 4 re mized hav. $27 oe wes a ‘me Sax P YW 8°45.) 95% 95%! 958, %o Vert § 9 42../ 99 7 983) 99 * | 19 NYS HN &H d 6'48 991, 90 aq” | Ba A * goo” 324 to 25 ert “ea 1 0 8 C @ § &8 ‘62: 9 72, 92%) veK | of VC C7 = a | 4 Ninnan.¢ oo a Be -o 6 | PBZ os ry 0 $2 a = aan wee 14 Seine 7. =. . S88 | ge! er 85 |-05 °°) 3 fo 8 My NH&IHT 4 ‘r= O | gn 0 2 ¥ 6 to $17 es ore 1 Sweden 6s ‘39. (U4 %l0delinggy | ft war & ret 799 fas | es Re ae NYOAW ¢ 4: 7045; 701) cog | stag l S O a e 2 O Ote , ; |2 Swed § 98 4 of 102 & 1? LN 20, oO Wash w 5 26 1N2 1% 192% ‘1 G0 | 1 \ Ww, de W 1 4 oe TOR) 1e aT i? | ae 4 ; - 46 “Wiss _— a. 1164 115 & 116 ‘« W Penn P.5% 59 POA, INS yH51 | 19 NY RF @e eae Or, On) re y re $ GTH OF FOREIGN $1 “wise Bes A 46... TOS Le lo4 ‘\, $05 1, = a Pa Pp o 63 Sr Ee LO %, 1 7, 100%, i 5 ®& YS¢ Wo, bs 3° a. # sé Po4 - Outstanding, $75,41 420 | j P wore 2. © %e “85/94 se [tO “i oi’| 1 WO ten | (a7 ler |: NYWGB 4136 46.) sf *% ‘j 17 f ” ode ” 6 WZ - except lo the Pom-Dispaich 14 U King 5148 ‘23> 105% J 14 e 15, OS WVEeCec Be 50. B5% Sol, RL, lo N iw «aa gs a, ft a, pe | BB::°2 8 : In , d — Wheat 5 ESS of Co @s "33 OF.) 1g ag I Wickwsst oy 7°55 pL 22, 6133! 611; ‘ 5 4s > ” » | 333 mtures lodz + sein aap strength tree 9 Zurich &s 45....'10R + LOS 1s l Wi! lya-Oy 67% °33'1Q0 %. 1023, W224 ws AP BR 04 tht Bi . ‘7. ea IS aum Sons vestment Com Hee fs 212 wn : , — e] Bt 2 } , oe ape «682d reviva) of export de. PNY' *% Ma o7 05 % ! ety, 5 3 - Wilson & Co ls 00g !10N Inn, 1 16 Np 41om 2047 | 971, Gog | Bcd come Tax up to 2%, and any S TRARS rourhy of hCOuraed loca! pi oe | 3 NF Sey ghee 8010013 F918 O per 1s a2 100% 100 Ey ME Not? w 82067") es%,, 80 62g | Bese eres son brought out heavy Drofit-taking jx 1 N Y City 4s ‘se OT! ATR n- a, Ido cvt g oR°° 102% ty 90 eel. O8N © as aa ** VIi%® HIy iit | “28 ANY OF NEW YORK A) v Surprised the trade by advancing de oN Ye ty’ 4s 49 7 7 ie 97 Ty pe bib tp er "See ag 1 = OSL . 4e eee O71" Or 3 ora, | ay 4 NAT. BANK COLUMBL's. g Crtiie Buenos Aires wes up 3%¢ 1 — cn IAL Bow "beeps RAILROAD ONDS. oe. ioe RANG As} ooo Nb Pile, as 4 a reget . a. . ae ye m ‘ esi rence Weipa BP n aly i . oe EN ER. ( OLO The Liy erpno]) acvance Vas due lo IN DI ST RIAL | a! “ I . s i r Ark MRE&T Ae H4 HE &, NR -«# Ha 4 7 rR & ] 4 ] fr > aT } eat a (pets . PS Princj a an n — : ' PRenN ti ne offer anc a better con. | ae 2 ). eee yee Ree a ~ | a | __ i . = “on 9 Beet 4 ‘ rari 8 1 phe 3 MPANY. BOSTON. MASS : Bal demana A rise of Mein Arges n- l Ad Exp 4 48 ot 8S } 85 SS ; 36 AT&@sR gen 9s 95 90%! 90 a, YO & 1 Pa 7% 4 ees 1U7 & (44()- & WZ Ps ANK. KANSAS CITY, M2. r e helped the Buenos Aires na r- Y AM Beet ous 6 35 99 ' 9 99 } : T&SF Cvt 4s | f j b Pa dis GO . cee. 1ii4 uP 104 7, 104% | 4 ° duly. $1.43% to -e (22% 07% | 8 B&O ée ‘a9. * POD 8 (1028 [a(n Be Ww ie B12} 931, 223 , lar, a gs of Cities ember, 81.37%, «it 12 ATAT ‘SiS’ 1 102 1922 % 10°91 | 2B ec ref Ga °95/106%, ‘105% ioe Bi FOCAStL 65 4 Op e108 f [tog 132 land, 225 X150 feet, owned in fee; two connected 16-story Personally fuaranteed by Samuel who Owns a Ted - the twelve months uy Kyeke lower: May, tare] 12 do ef 60. : M044) BH) vars | 43 Sy Bao aa doit | 8e22 9575 | 2 POL & Fae 2 mM ieee “g basement residential] apartment hotel buildings of - of other valuable teal estate, and whose : ; . Pe im [Seo eee s oFet Aw » re . Be *ai ye VO 2 aa | { * f 3 y/ Oh at amount 2 ang | 24 were as fo] ws: BY. RON to BO te: Septem. | 7: do clt 4 99 98 A777! OR * or em Sh | Belg fireproof construction, located in the choicest residentia] iness experience has been of a wide and most sub. ° a) wwe: Jn y, ac ~ Am Type Fa 6 4010 319041, 10 4 ee ae ns em nage, F i de > Rio GY Ist 4s5'29) gos RO 6 BU & | fg . . J@2¢§ JO24 bei °e sare Closed Be to Ss loc t} A WY Ww & E 5 34 986 t, | HF, a, ae is 18 =) ° vd neue 48 9] i VU 8 PUL x i Ps ~ RioGw nie 4 * > oe : es, 15c : - ‘al "3 351 5k, © do 4 PLE& din on SS a) 9? |} 97°) o> * | Mee stantial character. $6 S17 733.050.69 $16 605,497 69 Wee wore 2 6,47 8 lowe eee | 19 Am. Wr Men we) 8 | 35% > 4) 7 po) SOM! O1%] 3 Rio Gr jet Ge 28 as i 8? Soy fee oh: | OS , °® Were 20 000 bushels Of whent Ao 6 30 Cf. | 4 4% | @" + eek sat) ai £ % 9 ‘| : i | pes ~ 2 ishin 7 . » si | MUEON sire a me eae. ew +s : — > @ ? er Y din Ku er Mor | ) ’ Be Jos R&L OF oi 24 | fg 4 "> gS an carnings, . . bd . d (15,9337? 504,560.46 bushels of corm, 101.000 Of ovate] 1 Anaconda 6 42. 10415 102 x lO3% | 3} at avai a 99141 99%, 10 St Jos&G] ae 47) Tou! Be, eyu | BZ Monthly deposits required in advance with cn Of Barley Estimates fe le oy, 2. eae 105 104%, 1044 o Fdy 7th Ay co ews ; Si a sg Leeds. ae ‘ '. feteee . OP high oon Ot CXPOrt wales | 99 y see ‘ * : . oo > IM&S gen 5, | : ¢ $17,017,126 .57 $16,100,937 23 m™ FOR 00 high as #.000.000 bush-| 40 Andes iy 43 190% 1100 ‘!r002 | 59 425. “¢ MT &y'éal goed 2 ne tgp M&S gen be 00% 100% 100 u | BEES Independent expert appraisal of the Property Sons Bank and Trust Company Chicago 75 pe pad ee 1s {it — 2 a >? »™ ‘ % ON 3 j m CDE oe ee S#+ewetat 2 ( ; A ; e > e 9 . ‘ sa re Tap a Renars) righ i Rates aos the I Ar & Co 42, 39 | 91 | 9} 9] | ] 2 | GO C >a 41) (4 ti4 4 ~ a 1&S ref 4s / ae mes. PE when completed, Places the total] Value at approx- . ‘ i = AO S25-65 2.560.759 96 Mating PIO and Kemper, Af: the 6 eet 68D 035. 45 nsx rhsit 23% | 5 Buen 7,438.57) 80 Ee as, Mes Reg’**| 96%) 96 me Be imately $3,000,000 ; large seria] Payments of princj- 5 mpletion ofthe building is guaranteed by 0 tier iY, “ter professionale rein- ) Assoc Oj 3d... /102%, ~ +2 - *4 . nt te Se ge enact 2. 1 OF [oe MES . ee , ‘ ae CDE Whee; When they learned f the 5 Atl f ref 5 87 1001, 100% /100%% | | “8n Nat 4loe 54 PO's! 0416! on 2 | “oS ene 9181 9116! 9) ae al se as 1] ' ; Iders this ; 515,097,600.9> 513,$31,184 27 | We melt No. 2 hav ‘wheat tn | I25"Barnadall 6s "4; | | 9 Can Nor te 40 PES 351016 1354 | Sl 7 yaggel lien} 89%]. 80%! 5 ig or ay 7 increase. the margin of Wtieniss ée Sons Investment Company to Bondho of © Bultaiy MUU at Te ove, new | oe 100% 100 fran ! - Kanner ab 61% 846 LIT %, 1174, 1175, ~ t+ S Pr n "6g fe . . i. ; | 13 Reld BG 3g": mt pe)| 28% | 1 Can Pg po aeee 5m ineiee) 21% | 27 LBP pO glen 798%) TOM! oy g operty conservatively estima Issue. Mortga Title Guarantee Policy. for $1,950,000, $121,375.59 4,994 423 39 z a Miseton houses had niens$ of whee rs . fei # a . an pe 4 on + an 4 . — Ga Ry Bie 59 1023 & 1038 Ps. ae | 1? SL-SF 9 FD an ; Y514/ O95 ' 5 a HY Net income from pr co ely ted at ge oe ve a Be be gyn tROF und thie tee oO! pbttul | 2, 40.8 60 @:, 49/108 || #0 " | 2 Ga Ry Gs sp aase ona deze | 8 StLESF gen “eg TOD ea Hg $272,840, which is more than double the greatest yearly and Fire Insurance Policies are held for the benefit of i ell ‘ce ® ®hO were coubdify i? Bell Te) of pz \ £26 ee en 58 45.1023, 102%, 1994 oF bake gS. 2 24 '10: “2% i - @ : ‘TO Nawe of he bia? Ove 4 Ps ‘mee 7m 9 j Oe ‘PD, . - ‘i as ; a, o; +] ~~ ex, . * ose 5 9,976225.4 5 $536,760.97 Rove: et bs "60 *C rig ta ted eRe OT Ce 5 Bol Tf 4 48, 90%) 6 %/ POF 29 siz, | BZ interest charges on the entire Bond Issue. Bondholders. 4 ann, Y Pre SCOP ted H-17} Salo herweern | > Seth a we a i ee | oe our, . ‘ . 33% y e ~:000.00.. 3 , There wee | 9 eth st ref 548 j s | “F ses 599 46 nm 0 je te, ? 1.89 aye ‘ ? ‘Se 4 Q) oa {3 roe -; on thee: . ‘ k mre win boom ume Tug uatity, of | 18 Beth Sit’ se 256°" B5%! saat; 21% ie ee Based Upon Our Record of Leadership in Safety for 7] Years, These Bonds of the % ; on t c¢ mmon toc lise Stas la (, DOOR Ue» Sueno Tree > tl ou a Ws « . er | z 2 2 “: : Dearne 7. “ticht to 89 ‘ ths | 1 Beth St ¢ $5...., ON 7? 3! 98 “Z by f srst age e - a year ea eT “iene RE | ¢ Booth Pith ‘Se ig) BS, | 2 3 ee Highest Standard Are Approved and Recommended by the Oldest F, Mortgage House es ‘ ; z i 2 130°, on the par Value Bot Con Milis hhistinaci . . “otc eteerts? o°,%, 8,0 *e** s P ANAK . 63? to Investors af | Maturities 21; to 5/2 Years, inclusive, to yield 6.05% to 6.40% | r Sen Cz — Shipme ‘* ? : “7 « Uc = Ag} s wif ’T) | 2 ‘40 ae - 1! ve __ of Chicago further lizhtened | 4 -/101 ! ; ASSOCIATES INVESTMENT Co. 0 in cash apd 2 of x ared ore being pai ; sh ’ 7 BkIn Kd 6 40. -. 1O3 1 103 1 1033 en : ckholders of record on nla PoC Septeniacay. May The | “3 Bkin Un G “Blag ©1390 130“ 130% ove COLLATERAL TR UST SERIAL GOLp NOTES . & |. ja So a eptember - Ke ie J Bus erm Bidg - fe ’ hs . » ‘ . 1g month. This is at No imorayt 20" cars ty arrive over. ee arbres...) 09%} 07 | 7% (With Stock Purchase Warrants) in oe for Complete Details, Call, Write o, Phone GArtield 0153-0154 for Circuler No. P.-D..318 % in Common Stock. and Yement wu 48 noted tn ship. 2 Bush T B is new? 7 { 9616! 98 by | ; oF hors ih | Pete 6198 ‘33/104 104 (104 . vine wet based tore miewion 20 Soauag S 7 42.) py 6) 99 | pry | : ee a a in ' f * 7. ie essure +, sell was liming a “6 Cen Lea 6s 45. 200% (100 % 100% | RGANIZED IN Ig1- this Company iS now | Bs ment bd the subsidia- en nesta #4 Chile Cop &s ‘32 j107 106% 106% recognized as oneot the ten foremost auto- 2 5 rvice mpany is Pork. ningred the decline In boas | : “elo — - 27 00% Ton 00 se | bh) f g iy ‘ U A n; “ sis ‘Rher ‘omy ) f.. (803%, Vw a ! 111§ } e “3 and contro] of the p —. 5S Cons C Md Se ih 4 Sy 908 an ee | Mex ie Onance ee 7 oe “W- 4 1S issu se ° \ > i % CNY 51 8 45105 Us ty e , J t in ; “. e Companies) by % ETROLEUM IN ae r ee . 100” oO 100) 4 wil be secured by installmen notes in an st mount equivalent at a! times to 116: of the $e: 1h) EA 6 C FaBM 6s 44 | BO Bi 80 | RAED $3.85 A SHARE OO bene 78 30) fait! *Y fed a4 l total outstanding notes. The Pledged Collatera! Ps * CC Sug cv ASsoriateg p i : * e >? - Se Ovlated Pros. *S cop Am Sue 8 31/108 % '108% |) 24 ry : are ogy a Petr. Mare}, 1S-——Overations of| 4 Cuba on. 6 p35... 95% D4! 04 3, is self-liquidating. Dividends on both preferred nueUM Co mM 18235 wy Lore | I Cuba Co 6s 3S 2.) 95 3 9 4! Y5% : . : : nde AD the vows pees? eameaci | cum TAT be 37° 107 yp at ty a and common have been Paid since organization 2 Axneeiic today gh ‘Wing net earn 37 Cuy F 6 4 -e0) OF! G7TIE) o> ry aie to $4 Re a°: ¢' *Pees Which & Den Gas 6 5] of HW54G) us 144i 05 - i ane 5 yp BohPare 'D contras: ae Dery 72 42 -| BSIg KR! KK Profi, ¢ 7 ee m : > 2 lt FE Cub Sng 71: oF 107 106%; LOB % FT | — oo X » si we of THT ONS was ont} f Det kata. 33° !/101%, BS) ele LT | LORENZO E§E. ANDERSON =x Co. Trust Company, J ine : o> ; $s TPaKe Oo? fi beey if . ne: C } ( O 4 = ‘ a “a7% ‘ 34 “ am *. om . j mpan , ph vem OOM» AMounting ¢, o3.-; S2 Dod Gs pe °°) HOS) uy 45/ 5 Ly = & Rg ~ Jade Guring the Car of | ~ Don &t 7% 42 | 4 | 4 4 | ’ Siegen Od For Pey a 7 , ; : = 2 , in ‘jes ’ fi," 4 , fe ras 2 CHARLES 2 ee SAINT LOUIS ] a jen Car, iy ation dat « DY 8 P @e 49. 108 4 f* . . _, ore (iget ®@ <r A tuoe ge. ee

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|) Y MARCH 18, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = . a Ey 4 URSDAY ING. ARCH i= OD, Sr — Rie . T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : Pahe | - 2 "¥s is Gi ececssteencnscare ~ ae note si in é ies inning Ww wry AN AU. AAV. AVES AAV ES AAV Popular Co int : 4 I Nr"\V, — VAN AAS Za) 4 . HAVA ~ 4 tif: | News | B i go ee oa penn eee cre eS a THURSDAY, MARCH “a 2 ‘ge ORY Xs ' . | Cl ] CO / A) OTe Cn ; | a: S: ie Sey ee if, } fA ° ~ Me + ch ra y y ae : : ope : : aoe gS es H ‘ | : tf 5 ; ; a = 2 ji ¥ > re > ; . 2 4 iw } ; ; 4 4 vi : a ie ' va | pa ee Z i mie hy 2% 4 + # ae 4 r 4 4 Be wae fy ine a eepe ae 4% yt ka ) 8-Piece | Kitchen fe tee. ae Lae | ee Ft . Z . wie at ttchen Se Included With Z ti) tee & Included With Each Purchase mere tT Each Purchase ; of $18.95 Re- [iaie ) | of $37.50 Gas es 2 os 4 eee Range : : eae: Paring Knife, Pie Siaties Keife Ice Pick, Pan- 7. tae LE. ( Ice Pick. Pan- cake Turner, ie ; if & f : cake Turner ; : Roasting Fork, Cake eee: Ronnie Fork, Cake Knife, Can Opener, Butcher Knife, Clem ep. ee Opener, Butcher Knife, Cleaver } : es ee : ; ae ae ; d ; 3 ’ ae fie bo 1} | ‘> : > ae f S = { ce { cs gi 5 . i eee hay Co bi i i Side =} : Refriger i ty + a oe ie oe J # =, Se eae ¥ ee - . 7 ay ‘ ey st b & at ; + EZ - y . 2 re. Pe ame tS ‘a Tey : “_ es 3 x . fees | egu ar ; fe Ss (}) ie _ oice! Any 3 of These 4 Piece 18% 3 ‘i Which Three of the Four Pieces Illustrated Do You Prefer? The Range illustrated above Here is another extraordinary May-Stern offer! You are given your choice of any three of these four 7 @: A Marvelous bi Aes-ficte'y hea A fine new 2 side-icer, with it saving insulation. door style with vision chambers. constructed and attra finished. Pe é $2 Monthly Pays fe has white enameled door pieces, according to your personal requirements. What three pieces will you choose? Regardless of your panels, is nickel trimmed selection you are obtaining the utmost in value in an inexpensive, yet beautiful Suite. It is well built and and has large oven and finished in French walnut with a gold line tracing to offset the graceful lines. broiler. As good as any stove offered at $45. May-Stern Terms: Only $9 Cash—$9 Monthly $3 Monthly Pays for It! ¥ ; x PPD paByr ate ciaotee 9 é a 5 ae weer : - Fert + 7 abe USA Dt By ae ty sit Ab ppign ina Ay -—. oe. GR ee zn Fi 5 St 1) i paris Ae i Ee des np dh ws ay: P "3 * : Ma. he ts Dhan ARC sg. 6 plddmdon be ia 2 beyes Le sare, ey yeep Bes a ond So PRE ee ‘4 . ‘ . 7 +f > Ne pA FS ge Rael idee Raiane ts ea We pa mAs 7: ame a rs a oes * 2 IGE BIE MER LT NAGE. ne “ - erie ner yews 4 a be prota: ss Pstrseycinhdeoat hee ‘ ft ° “ > 3 py et RO SER tere 8 OP i a Sree ORR c. risy 2 nei PS ; ee eS ap eee sete. 4 fe Group for Wt 6-Pc. Bed Davenport Suite. Group for Sensational! 5-P c. Bed Outtit! ng -_ & Tan FOUR PIECES The bed is genuine Simmons, made of metal in . * bf RE ny } r = ac ch : : 2 eo 4 . rh a : SIX PIECES Fach - —" vege has ¢ sae _ ry n $ 50 eee Balt Oi, Ball brown finish. The spring is all metal, link fabric: $ Bil 3-Pc. Bed Davenport Suite ‘made Dv wWweil-KnOwn factories. ..Oult to . Meta! Link Fabric Spring! the mattress is ALL COTTON and there are two . Bo Davenport Table withstand hard usage. Inspect! Compare! Cotton Mattress Two Pillows teather pillows. End Table Bridge Lamp Try to duplicate this sale special. . ALL FOR $177.50 $16 Monthly Pays for This Entire Group Sie > bee cade eal vn -aoe aen SR asp Ss eS ty v pe Wh bens odaine a ta Cand Bard ts Kes nee a S (Ba Ie, ea TY: dea ee PE jemi 2 alg + ~~ a aot GRY ht 2 alr org cage Hi IP yl . “s ot an nip teeing ss i soap -> eran get AF =e ne ben aye? ese cat eee oe i ail aa a * My Ae ~ ai J “¢ 4 . rss tir are Po Se > pee See Oe tt gee) é F 12 pea pe Boge an RAE en Sa RN ga at RRS Blas SSB IDA pi RA SPREE AMMEN ALLEGAIE SME oe ‘rg PET GE: nik " ee ‘ abe id sa 6 wo cian Gade sd Bt Su m NEE ee RS sgh on COD a Montes Sage eS SRT 40 Fee ee oo a ee " How ' s Peet = T : ““@i-— $1 Down Delivers This Set | ———! > ¥ 4 r ‘ ” . 4 , 5 4 4 a Y .% Ad ‘ y , 4 - @ % 5 , > , i 7 ; y ‘ y a ™ 4 . o 3 . m 3 2 , J 7 4 4 a ad 7 4 4 : t % e: ’ . ; 4 4 & ’ : . .. . -_= ¢! a > : 3 : , % 4 ; ; é , F a7 : ; PB ‘ - - BS 4 ; ;, A : i : , ; ’ ; . } Z : J ke - . = * Ff . S. E. CORNER TWELFTH AND OLIVE STREETS bene a Le « NAN NW NNO NW N a ae wre We a I Gov

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& WH NW NON a 4 ; 5 | } i i ee ¢ g f GE -RSDAY, MARC o-oo wo weno OOOO Eee Synthetic Culture ~~ WOMAN MAKES SUCCESS IN. That's So Superior ctx gictasme - FIELD UNUSUAL FOR HER SEX | MARR By HE ee Class That Avoids Wash-Days | to Imbibe a Semblance of | Stealing is q ’ Social Superiority and Unction. (gee | Cause it is very aaa — temporarily te eS the child and bad . Pr | means of WP CHAPTER XXv. known to him. It belonged na! none ee FR UNDERGROUND. Mario Milana oe ys and start after i aa By WINIFRED BLACK Miss Maud T. Howell as ; The discoverr was : ‘Ds LOWLY, stealthily the @ecr of (|. OL ne tee Wig sver the ‘annot have rum across - M r Has 25 , Ment at lease. the hut swung open, Pau Sy eee eis ga let of the subway or they ae oe a tage anage t that would @ LAS. alas. saith the ¢ * " > “ —s tc a ec ys ; ” “ —— . oe : s oe een = “ +s " ae a _« e grasped his pistol A moments cin etm bat ebe@ucted ‘arolita v lid hav e swarming throus ’ Men Working Under Her unfulfilled. To ¢ . 3 . Aes ; . “i — - ; - : or. ie I. ma? _ a a5 : a © caee peeree | os in thie house. Carolita must | quickly enough. Pretty unintels The Culture Class meets every Direct; a short cut to \nd man hath no i panese | : ren? osnsidering that the girl w ; ae ly : through the opening. a Japanese { nore t00 : nemenie te thine orni 11 o'clock and rection. perfectly natural @ae countenance, but it did not Deione | Tie haart throbbed painfully arried out through tne passage | it’e the thing (lis methed and on P to Uchita. scene Pape sity : : ae ae mithon’? difficulty Makes me feel | was eye a it 9g epee he } Se Not even in the Ba eines i = ; : i the heat of tbe cave mounrec ¢ Calas Bes “t see ae a ' to belong tO Te -- RTYN us S0GFRs thar it, “ae ch y Uchita’ Pau! spoke the neste: ihe wa unti ‘ seem : ; 1? | i r lar 4 re i oe uD a Sang } Ye che “=Ss shat Be MARGC ERITE MA ’ a « disadvantage a ; : hensoeve! al ma‘ enter : ; ‘7 > - = re@acv now i st $ craw oa CK na eee > ae a ; atweaye _ a » . bs — Lig . i wre “on fedgerates did che Ma seentindle “3 rr aA enrran = Ort ? az ‘3? maid - OF rT (418 week a woman is diz act Or O° = directed toward Pekin rx and crowdeth him f + i 2 , Pe > ‘ a - e- ~ a , * ’* 7 ~~ x. ie es. Te wonld €o Carclita no grod for | work does the all the mechanical effects. She is & d ail The man gave a hurried look senage hi till it's dark enough to begin our ein kan . and avoiding Daim, S Pat! to be overpowered br a su- sk , washing. And Miss Maude T. Howell and she was : natural tendencies athe n the golf ! arc] then yor can stage manager of “The Green operati pa Bs Alas, upo ienged by . ate, Goddess.” too, and tndeed for five and say vou ve vears Winthrop Ames, producer o?f been away ‘or the last two plars in which Mr the week-end Arliss has appearee. has emplored ° around, and eeizing Paul busted |. #5 ~ . » @ wt - re. i, S , + ines him across the room towards a Pp ae | . ae Sut I was warned te stay out "tet It would be Dest to returm to tre sf that hut. Gelees see eee of straw held down by packing |... await the arrival of Uchita ee ae aa bores. Pus this debris asid= ~~* wi ar much depending upon our safety, “2 ee — ve and his pal, possibiy secure addi- hadn't we better lie low until Uchita nm his swearings avail no and the air is fill education. it is set aes pilfering among ¢ common. '«* >. ee pu led door ac he nm ~ peeled concea "Na: tional! kelp and _—_. iA * ei err en & 440..0' + — Te 3 uspen: lay abead,. hours for a Gaines : Cale: present. (he play. It is such -¢ o And before Pav! could question ‘SSF eg a) : a, i ae : , the eufture The woman who . S such @ performance, : torture: ing ?t imagine every Wis is not the way i came im its mechanic a 7? - _— r " : i . teaches the class reada everrthin as aapect as would : De exacted by so consummate an ™ ’ eae abe Ae rs an he 4 “_ e tab t 2 RE Ree oe whe, ay For. the shooting of : Pee oy , a wwe Me 2. ae or protest the trap door closed : , 2 psec : sh 7% oes b! tsfortume that might be- wrat co you mean (raines . ai above his head, leaving him Mm inky 4 = aa a) — os es . See0 aAve F —oh, just everything Sine te n fali bis belove Aiready Carolita pice, a .@ in acvance, answered. : . ) artist as Arliss. dDlackness. The episode hac tran- “ eign soe Senet r left a trail and it’s eene!t We Books and papers and magazines , ; ssessed iS ~tnoUugA -Oom T@.yv a a* (Osi GI 16 2 ver : ne « imag spired with such rapidity that it P® me ; > ss ee ee ca Midi a eS — and articles and tracts and treatises One cannot imagine one who can | in intensity in dif . Since she h:z e tor from his mus lave turned in? anotner ' } +} : > eane | & its ; ae left Pacl breathiess, and the de- om oe ad been a. 5} 1 cateh up to | 2nd Propaganda and pamphlets and Piay the role of captious. ‘epicu- |] § but to deny x | 4 : . 1; side he had imagined that ) we fastidious Svivs _ : geent into pitch darkness blinded stein 0 Perhaps the pieces of linen 2 ream, iastidious Syivanus He Ing the problem. But the shooting of z . > . ~ » + e ‘ b4 ‘: . reviews and criticisms—end 4very- With such fidelity. tol Perhaps habit ™ e career and a star ra expermenced every conteivab!e - has disappeared into ud: y ron ~ ~- > > * - jca— or er —— i ve Mi - on wes Avele ‘kh és ? Niels p UPR: * RT ee ee ee j 1ines’” an Cutline of the plot, if there is | 9F the handling of the stag ‘narge of the local crews Dut for sex. She has to show that she / of others in the group. ' # h. Se 5d ae : peerage 2 Dict. or of the eh eo -¢ is as wel] #2 the artor fi.» : every detal! of + tes merhanies | ——— : if For 10 minutes the noise ever- _ Teturm of the man who had disap- Ten minutes of slew crawling ee ee Page em ee peg ola: te 6Mieciaiica. snows her job. Men are surpris- | lives. The chill gut ; . ; oe mee , st . . ia ? r drawing or of the la nicai and Techn nicai SHI: and be & IrnInZs UAC A S.ag’ Miss rio Weis Las ing'y ‘ hiv: ir us but if 1s not well ; actual! -X perience Bat if a man wearie -- | ' - . . ‘ ~ “e ~+—* - - + lt PAY for this—with « French divorce is a mar ttn. pe ,) } P| 7 ; ’ re) + . , v 5 r & ’ ) ? , OPT: MAI Rae RMR LIS OS RMN, 9 ee ee * . + OF ? e , - 4 v , ~~ r ' Trad t 4 te 3 6 > hi present. Meantime it would be wel! | . th te explore his present quarters and tian na aioe : 2 : % vert sheet Seteane fro NEGO, Cr any insurmountabie Ome eye and ear oa the stage, the | : | cavern, a short ctstance fre — for this new line of work. Miss | . > tthimk she ever read h ‘ife bat her * ; , + *» >> —— | — a bead continned, them ceased as | peared into the tunnel. and if in | repeated searching of 1! ~averm + .4.. ie gare ee , ; ia , if quickly as it had begun Should he Cte course of time he falled to walls and then another door wag | *7%* © its propaganda. And then | *10wiecse, XL would seem to be one Fesponsiaic. if Scene © Sptt- | fer a womans te take advantage af which disregamis the ft : 5 ; cre 77?et et: 7 . most pro hi bho tho acrore . x" + res e _ Ape t+5 rr a ms. he 2 ” " . : : eltmb back into the hut? | Make an appearance, a return trip} § found in the roof of the cave sie just Stands up there and tears | *#™oOs¢t Se “o tne averagt vising each. performance, she da 1s. Bravado om the part of a property of invari “Cc bac} Par! 2 | . th hook into + 1: ; ; woman et in the case . — rects also. two und trudv rehear.- e : —— . ‘a not ad to the hut might again be eontem- ae - man paused to he 4 = ™ ~ Into the tomest pieces: a . - hs il FS Ase hal Miss re Late Laat). wo Underst idcyv 4 nea man fe woOman 1s to be guarded out to his 4 is ; . 4 repest . " Why. you never heard netthtee | Mewabell 2 aif eames atone ter nas sais each week nae : Neither dare a bachel a the warning. Better obey, for the | plated. council ere Sp. a. ee anyti.0g ; se acourt oY nat- iS cacs ea. asainst in this position.” ; : ! e = ? * a” , . . Y - be « ; > - “Or » i ; a And 2c. cocked pisto! in and 7 ))] were’ ** wee the least b 7 ard —_— . ura. transition ana sne seems to Soe er: & 2 eS ik it} the Tinss | 4 sh 3 how another min i bd balm. And a rich = - ee ' - os , ‘ ene ~_ 7 . . * F - . ; ae . . . - Sit le a -s - ro "4 [= : Juli care for reading. nave found nothing awkward in the where she listens and waiches with nna feareth aco the i. might go about preparing herseif : " id in > od the pered, and thankful that he had brought a on difficulties. She had leanine 4 7? an a — +t * oo — adit cinta o 2a - 7 j He was mot in a cellar, but at | W8S crawling towards him “That's the mass’’ Gaines whis- Aas SHRt Sues Gay Marvel adeits - a My task is that of general! pesides watching at her desk + * — ‘ s e ae ee 7 > iiitv mere! , t ~ Taba an . sound. " 4 | ~ | lif winding and. eibough be could “Hands wp.” Pan! commanded tn ‘To Be Continued.) helps the teacher make a living, | @uctions in Southern California. | proudly teok me back stag2 to . seat near — _ ee . . mene voy are. Teacher is an Gravitating eastward she was en : : | . dropping into a seat ® me, to | na ti , ro Pe. i®acaoc ig si . , — | Weert this rare personality. “The watch the trying out of some new { cCE es | before cooking. @oor, further exploring must nta,. isn m 7 o* ten To ner r- ce aia? edie ee Ne ‘ow. c.ea@r es. = gormsg es iia as Papa breath tiess!v. “T > in this hotse vig s Rae oe eex i383 riowei: Has 23 Men wuH- persecnai eiement has not much her craft e , “ ahead te avoid pitfalis. The ground om msec Lemon intee to remove oil or ite is Joining the History “uD | der her direction. Three of these chuntigie Se; Onan te fi " craitsmanship and executive with Mitama® How can we rescue . ve. —s9 many books of history in so a ‘Bance -o creep in. My experience / ability as weil. ince hard, bounce high, iN SRscete aaNet ine corsetceammanen =e ys trying to reach the never mind to set you ff you mnst bounce egain t S fine to see you high in ben cath _ ea ¢ ” > - a ey = ee a, Bip res oa? te ther See sents beret | SO Ss from ‘an shoe | wap onth don’t you know seers soon became thoroughly soaked | ini laa set , ri i -omplish this many month den’t yo Hurriediy Gaines told his story ane Kate's reading abeut the French end his hands wet and mms- | o..) ttenine wit i : . stained The at was close and sar a oomcteng ant. Broiled sabmon steaks, ovrster Revolution now She says ‘it’s r : ' r te. » Mm utle! 3 “LoCo “S Verenech friy "ota? The) ing ‘ “Too Sauce, | nch fried potatoes, peas, Crt Ing ae | ‘| . - M the Child Study | y BRA IER Hh tS a RN ERR very bot sie ‘= late lett ce sa'2d wih Russian a=. ine ‘ora has Aina?’ a) “Talk about the trenches’ be eee SSINS ee ee smiled grimty. “they hadn't anvy- : _— — J ves | and cecognct pudding. 1o——_ Oras chiicrem Nnavent are |; “Sy rythi ine o 2s [PU » t iia een a en 4 A © Tv a m4 * ~~ 5 me “J + ? aus e 2 A i — es ae ee Sollee me | ol Toure is true, ou hom ten a: ho... ee § About the House Helps to Make the Home” : ly i. It will a Se ee ee i have some hbopes,”’ Gaines replied. AOA oisgue, Sca.opedc ayste are much whether they ever do \ . . : a ; erewting steadily into ee CMe | ri) me how won tek Bare” Parisienne potatces lime nite 1 aoots ek eee cutee didlos ite = By WANDA BARTON phere and make te chair ker: He paused to wipe the per- Paui related his storv as quick! dmed) endive and beet salad and S$ run bv the mest exclusive eort Na; A - | ante for i. ee = the core oy Oe » - « - 6 . a ¢ . “ “ . ‘ ns . 4isca é . : arg ba e . “a eptratien from bis face. Once his § 4. wncsibie and Gaines exclaimed | PUMmpkin pie oie cose ten twats Neighborhood Book and Magazine Club. * © © 9 the farthest place that yo . ? Housewifely | rove * . ms - hand came down upo small atom os do upon a 1 ato at the mention of ["chita’s rame time hearing abotur pre-natal inftu- = ee on neigh borho -. rT? * 5 3 ne ‘ It }s or. wr 4 Lad a ri A > rt, vo i A a Tie a ww XC 4 ai OW Oe] i > 4 . ‘ . +t . a4. id al 8 a , ws A646 = s a Pe sy ~ - . oon ; ; 3 . +h@re are resiricuems that must | Gasolme mam om . mae mf life. a lizard, predadbly. The en- “Tah it i Pi S ae. owt Hot Potato Salad ence nok tn eibestiom counter made Pau! shtve ee a we, OX, o . fces 200 Imoaio regs. book and magazine iubd in days. ea ade . er 2 o7e Si ee - . — stim v % irse, ne Ooo8:s are > lacide a at be said. '@ man wio tocd aro- rn — are af eh eoped eco kad A 37% ae ners We are a gevung Tour ‘own ” L? not and FOU more ¢ a to ees : ai = — _” wal acs ang i: 4 ths J nd * are . -~ Pi “. =o” ver fa ™ - — . to feel if b mith © = 7e et cream . a! “Om pesedc o : Sia beau apse over in N@xt month oR . as © must slapd *reet) Uchitas employ” iiss " seems that nobody has time any :; ee a a aeat mont. +: | various readers ¥s a ae 2P@SSing *o moister sTrinkle with ' —— Ee et ° slie@ who live nea: US States who 2 iS the .Drarian’s iob to hustie them ™, tt side satliees 4 - - ae ?' i ~~ st? o ‘ ee hn ne 4e ©:UD can be made an in- Insert rose sitpe and ba f "Tee Tie . - etretch himseif or collapse Yes. cuits, Wee Mr. Reyneid’s i sarsiew ana . : “7 3} . a « “y will be agreeable to the | if the pattern is nid y each beunce eof rifts mirth | happy you're not a big be oe + Le ‘ ie y » — ause she LUkes reading. Zazines, Ww h ¢ reward to +t e she magazines. which a An regard to the books a re- ma naged SGM Yaa ee Yet he pushed ahead and was r-- persena! servant for vears fi we ‘ _ + ” = * - ri +4 4 =. ~— = . . ° ; ivy? =“a.adg ™ ea oe ~ ” warded by arriving st ai deeper knows 2 hout this affair ne ; —_— ila: Pil ~ — ' * . amc ws Pe} : «..”* - ca > ‘ = a _ . a VA ee s? e Fe w i “4 - | ee in ° leks : m“¢« finme ~ # are ” +e - =~ fin fly a double r combine ERG : oe ee is ima reac:ng may be granted after away and marry the 3 a > ~ = nm , ‘oO -. one nt Oe ) Fey rh - 9 Vv | _— + ' ~% “3 Fin | ‘ " . initial . , : ' — — Each tamily reads (ne mag ne first reading ail around. Seme The earth ‘ ‘Comrriaht 1936.) at eee where be could stand, ab!v has been doing a !o! sleuth wr)? - : ast. an eir ras wi stay ibiessx. | ‘ur one table es | : : : Th iends P . i. —_— "7? 3. > ‘ ouin - «% —_— ao a _ %.or ~ " = «=o f *} +7 oe} ot Fe | sd if ‘ ’ peo DP i> wr? , ‘ | ' ose * men th ou h d th i fe bs | F rc os . ~ si Pasi 80 MmiuUucny Inore while abowe hitm was arotoer door ing on his OWn accoun : jg ba ron’ ik heok | — . espoon sugar ’ ; , reat: Reel ~— + 3 : | gat. she : ae ae ®: ' r ; j ‘ . : Sin ) —— ws Oe ee ‘ & Se Ct Ge See: SS a See isil Wis 4. iJ ane . .Y GE Soe > Jian and reacer acm mMemoecr ma ce] Out the siow : cf fte A. 5 > 2 4 tele! & * = \anhte — " — ——— — ae . is oe > ‘ho =a ye * - 1% ‘ra ? j 30 ae Paul stretohed upon tipices and { being . winanen ' om 4 I nb = & ' ‘ ge ru , - Ao = fam - ~ . ‘ dle 4 ’ m — 2 : te a ne - 4 P a “= © pen the door * cia psed whi! Cel Ang Xe . mieerse i? Se 2 + SRN “ve » Parry - “ariton “ub - Ones again thevy maae a note O } The hooks may ha a ~— but do rot duli thy paim with en- ; ’ } » oe tan ob mek wee © eae o bas . ove ( Water un tations wl ciate SU, tt | : > NOOKS May be covered with Pau! considered and he was abc» Then this ambush was Walters i -he stro @ | and, after hey ave gone the (rdinary brown tertainm PRI T *. } =* . ™ ¢ _ - oF con _ a do ‘ Se + pe | me U ; 2 oa © ~ roeDp er oa i ‘ , = ie pati ~ oe oe wh + oA Chee tw s Bal: he \ . ; - 4 te make an attempt, had «hut o7%* acing?” RE coostant.y n a sige rounds of ‘+h ai) emcee or te - , 4 AGO: : _— UN ED PATTER! : gaia 7 , ' ' “A ‘ , enp verre mild ;, Ol Tha. iNdeom a3 i€% Gown the ietewyageen si CUS RSlGe, book cOVers to keep them in goog! Of each new-hatch’ ' — nd doubted! ‘is not Milana -~ + - - ~ ° . —— | aia 5 , ” ’ ~ on ‘ fe oe ‘4 = - ~ a . Threw above made bim draw back. A aisappearec. and when the bandits —— ' — if course, one or two children’s — “i Soe . we ‘4 . a Creamed Egg ww 4 ih 4 Bebe , : a. . urnec 0 Neir huvers a ‘ter s. ee s 42 Tagazines can pe added h: ee : ;' ee ) | ; she ae ‘ast member hag read them uny streak of light appeared, w : added themselves to our muser a) » Que , : sone Pr. , sroup. These may be ‘for bdeys. Pr there + s evs orm ere Bey can be HOPrroO Ww ed ened, the trap opened siow!v a pair Masking us prisoners ne ai most F oare 3 co. | ef feet came stealthily imto tne Four cut of his mind osing the Sance. Add four eggs beaten tigh: | rocne Sridgeman, nominated girls or the general magazines that nd ene het Patines tummel, followed by the frame of “"eWwSard = Dis death blow He has and ‘seram> 2 4 Medium sized Pr See CAAT MARS AUD > Na borh will like. nell gt a 2erealcer subject to a tall man more al stake than anvone else” ‘rYing pan Intaining ny “ona unc. ef Conservaiive As- Six becks 4 month will be more —e Pau! flattemed himeel’ against “Reward? For Carolita’” Pani | tablespoon meited butter. Serve nn WOO UORS erected, wil De the than many of the readers will have ania oe ee the wall and the man. blinded hw @testioned eager'y ist er plain with arse feted He paleemeamas 1 Great Britain to Cmeto read. The length of time : ‘ ‘ his sudden descent inte Jarkness 2 “ | DK ed Over | ti began fumDling his wav along, .~ —_e 2 ne coy amma ~ —— ot Bags ine.) ayn pie healed Roquefort Cheese Dresing ADVERTISEMENT ss Lighten Your Skin Five Shades passing berohd Paul's hearine A thousand questions now arose ‘USC O68 “veryining , a Tun ieee ee . - ieniieooniie : SMR S| Core: ve tireene eee Bs hal tae ate own much “int ows uo expos eon Banish the Freckles eee a i i i a ee oe a a res rete ie. o_o a a a i ee en aD ED enipeng- i» Paul's mind” : ussed family skeleton, although man”* Net Uchida or the other ee — “ a fort ese in xT m i. Will Me ‘Meee : know nothing about that bevond : : ete . “ vou spend i Outes ighten apanese, for he was. far too ta the fact that Walter is the goat or ” " Papas and wi erco ax your sicin, c! ricel unsaid and te only his face had been vYisibie th oil} ' : SOuai i aan ra. kha . Picianniti ain te » Calar if Of iiPonritics ' . i114 @ ae “272. 4 el i iT? ‘ ..1fF ~ YY i ‘ ? 2 , , : , ™ 1 =. ee P- i! " " eck es, on b : nl +) cP rao -* *-+ ' most : in = Paul on the way th - encounter “What in can " . C es La M . No 142 . ey —— e. apps a itive be- chance to br cathe : the Ay iga e 3 t[wrade :.% ae NS yOu Max URBAN & . Pe a ', 3 Ne sn :s might preve disastrous. Whe net yarn abe ww - , ak al : Ww re retiring € ¢.. id ¢ream. the CEREAL FORM ‘ TS @ Magic 4 flour for ever Aalf a a ' ; Yarn aout aiter's daughter. « : , ' r : ~_ reat 3 you seime this chance to explore the ite Die atite® i einen tie fieeh whe wit es Pi roubie an asuv be overcome. you can scarceiy beiseve. One ; century. ea. se epening. while the man was gone” he has no such daw i ates ge i e. } ¥en ie Wak iS washed «ff nem Bag + ‘ ' st} ‘ pages F. will work wonders. The t TN 8 \ wecend’s hesitation. and Pau! nart of this tanez} scone * sa »- Ma ' . Son cadence “ele MOPM.RY, aMost imvisible Cakw skin - . 7 wees r : ‘ ig ence mere ene * Gy . : ef th anzig I suppos: emai X AE See SEES ea ES i sy nize ous PEP brings you ¢| assures a soft, white lovely skin '¢ protein, food's a. i tee ME tees eee ‘Yes—i'm tryimgte figure it ou: et fr ster we ¢ se apart t) Get s $r.co jar of Faraz fom your 58% carbohydrate, FS _ aa ; hic 7) , : 4 ; —= = heck WITT outer * mis re yw Ay . . i ; ‘ ¢. — : Ping steps wich led To return to the Bandi: Tor err ra a BG . " ' enter this kitehen the sound ef ough !> ~~ —- bh ° i : : “)° yt ~~ laa are a, a? — ef OK INE \ ‘ harm QF ‘Rh » & mee : oli ce 4 a HOT ft : - dee 2 —— 2 : - . wesaee wende Rim retreat hastily. § intelligence io look | 7” yy ne frenienes resnits f-om this simple é O} wut met before a great discewers And i. ——— a , a, N ais aes imen? 7 © rial been tiase. for On: ar © Seam ; ¥y ' ~ | > foe So = sn ee ae COLIZED W AX n . » ? er at iOns GRAND-LEADER - wed Q Sriegs eut the hidden beaur wn Pinging en! e143 — ube i . RA! | | > > = = -—- —- -—- ~~ ~~ ~~ =~ ~~ ~~ Oe a eee -_ at ae LPP LPR nL eng faa ging a ~~ la el ee eee eEeEeEeEEeEeEeEEEEEEE oe eeeeEeaeEN era ential al , 4 ee PP ee Bi i Mi i i ® —— aa? - i i a a a a a a: nm me a. an a. | f

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—_ i i i ll i Ml i i i -.| Children’s Stories *. Household Hints | -—_—_- - —-- —- —- -— Ea OO CC a —— -— - - - - - - al ee le le i i i i i i i i et i i i i — 4 * lk’ course, you know, polite- | 0 ness always pays. Anywar. that is what people say. | think it might be a little better to say it often pays, instead of it always pays. Anyway, it is the right thing to do to be polite to ee ae — tives and with : a : . eee : ki side by side with the men. : their physical sad Sa mittering Sex. For, she followeth him thither and monopolizeth the. ieee: You haew. seu never | would be a lot better world to | ¥°F sr — reer over ameth icceee ) , ° tA 4 : ' ive j > Zo 1 - ; , directed toward eeeking erk and crowdeth him from the telephone booth. | can tell how important strangers live in, because there would be so he new auditorium of the —— under him. — —e al and avoiding pain, and “3 . . | may prove to be much less sadness. | Daughters of the American Revo- ‘® Datter & world with.--Laee. if li , an i ? | ; | But if Peter couldn't go into the | lution in Washington has been lenged bv traini e oY, lo, one D . Pe and another loweth him, and | Jack London is enjoying life asa ; Peter Rabbit that with the coming | a ee ee DELMAR BEAUTY SHOP 5B y training, exp his swearings avail not. -For the green runneth over with sport. : tions of those who had been there | : 1 education, it is not su fl his = - Pe Pp |; hobo. The son of a San Francisco | of spring another stranger had ar- | ; h ” pilfering among children genre ta ae is , | policeman, London started his busi- | rived in the Green Forest. At the, ter did. Tommy Tit the Chicka- er say he is?”’ Permanent Waring ; common. Stealing is but @— | 33 life ‘ shov is- | time Peter was over in the d “eee pea : | oat ” rep ‘| | Spec ‘ompletc $10 00 tion from the nerennal | Yerily, verily, it is a Woman’s World—-and, everywhere, the. sae ie oe a eae 5 | Old Briar-patch. You should nar | Gee happened over to the dear Old | ae Peek Oe pes ngs auton cae for BO days aacegt tendency to acquisition. ple standard prevaileth! . eS oe ; EE gee apis Briar-patch. Tommy didn’t have | my Tit. “Anyway, he didn't tell || seturdsy, Marcel and Shampoo, Sée. away for future needs t dou - ‘ . reers of cook, canning factory seen him prick up those long ears Who is he,” demanded Peter time to say ‘“Dee-dee-chickadee”’ me.” = apprintenste a —- ae individual to indulge ina fg i , ( : hand, stable boy and sailor, and at | of his. Peter hadn’t been over in hades oad demanded. “Have (Copyright 1926 ) oo security against poverty, gal Yea, there is ene aw for man and another law for women— § 19. deciding there was nothing in | the Green Forest much for some relatives around these parts.’’ you seen the new stranger in the | i os and other calamities. It jg and there is no fairness and no equality IN it! work, became a tramp. When, in | little time. He hadn’t been over “All right, Mr. Smarty, if you »... a er . = SS the instinctive tendencies . . . later years, he became an author. | there much since Puma the Pan- know more about it than | ae Green Forest, Tommy Tit: | ps = . we ===> —_ y inhibi ; ‘fo i ufte ring his hi te in- | : ; aya “Yes, Peter,’’ said he. “I went to be inhibited and direcil. For, the shooting of a wife is MORDER and leadeth to the scaf. : weeding potent ben peeps - ”~ . ae | ther had arrived there. So Peter that’s all I've got to say,” replied ee | \ y training and experience. | |ing, bartending and a dozen other : : ““ | to pay my respects as soon as | in intensity in different inj fold. _ professions, some of his most suc- | depended on Sammy Jay for much Sammy, and away he flew in a| heard he had arrived. I believe : / but to deny its existence sui ° s . cessful stories were drawn from his | of the news of the Green Forest. | huff. | to betne polite A little polite- { ing the problem. But the shooting of a husband is “paranoia’—and leadeth to a, ©xPperience as a knight of ‘he road. | Timid little Mrs. Peter was in-| Peter felt a little ashamed of!ness doesn’t art ase one, and it : : . , oR " i C ca SAN 2 Sb i , 4 Perhaps habit has not palistage career and a star rode in the movies! | (Copyright, 1926.) clined to think that the coming of!,. | | a erenned in tte ae ‘ ‘ | meme ewny Ait. eran : /himself, and, oh! how-curious he} may do one a lot of good. | ficiently stres: s relay . | Puma the Panther to the Green _. daa ont a aE , 1) peames ta chlSres. Behold, a man that driveth a motor car must obse th | ; || Forest was a ve ood thing. You a ee a ee \y/| (i during his early years of } erve the trar-| | THE RHYMING |/|- aie == cae , | that he couldn't sit still a minute. | ness,” interrupted Peter, which, ‘ BSH astsith y 2 | o ' . } > , P : . P ™ gsegessesgees §— *23.°See° . j ment has not acquired thi rules. te eae ' | nt oa ae cis He . re He wanted to start right away for! of course, was quite impolite on | ‘I\¥ at hag rec na oan a : WOMAN driveth f the f OPTIMIST i = a wae ar-patch the Green Forest, yet was afraid| his part. “Tell me about this | ate: : ' a e P « > " = _ ’ Sas iveup te mot kal | — , one amg gy ee Te PO back | BY ALINE MICHAELIS — ° ito. There was Puma the Panther! stranger. Sammy Jay says that tt tarenes oh oc seat—and NO man’s life sonar — _— | | “Yes,” said Sammy, “there is over there, and Peter had heard| he looks like a member of the , It therefore behooves | a stranger over in the Green For-| dreadful stories about Puma the, Fox family, but, of course, that yi parent to instill into them #0, if a woman wearieth of her husband, she saith, “Send me - as : | est, and he’s one you'll have to. : (\ the child at an early age to Paris that I may divorce thee—pleasantly and without delay.” For; J ONG 1 sought for you in nes watch out for, Peter Rabbit, when | | y\ r because of her portance of respecting thei, French divorce is a mark of social distinction. wearily I we nt shen . sgh you go over there.” | / | | | show that she | of others in the group in : t + — ae rt 3 =e ‘ie oat “Who is he?’’ demanded Peter | . q Men are surpris- | lives. The child must lea ; one S content. ow + Wanec Ww " p ae: , .) but it is not well ; actual experience that But if a — hoa ieth of this life, she saith,, ‘‘Villan! Thou say, through the'empty days, eiuroadl “TI don’t rightly know,” replied | § ' Ae , ke advantage of | which disregards the rifg@palt PAY for this—with everlasting alimony!”’ jing heavy hours ors cng APE Rat Sammy, “but from his looks I | : | ‘ . > ; ‘2 ris songs { yralse. i ‘ qs. 4 | r , , the part os a property of others saa | a ad * rt ves Patios: meme eee anes: would say that he is related to | SILK STOCKINGS ’ ‘ o 5 7.: aie j ) °*Th nge L » | edly eiaraet | Out to bis disadvantase ey @6«CNNeither dare a bachelor write a love letter, lest he be sued for|rosc-sweet breezes breathed your |-Reddy Fox.” | R sheer endurance, for exquisite silk stockings balm. And a rich man feareth a fountain pen as a prima name where the poplars grew. 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